a ioe a= ~ Mefltoy Expected to. Wi Confirmation WASHINGTON Uf—Senate leaders said today | that CncnmancwE,€:: Swift Senate speedy..$0 * ; Expect Return ‘of Accused Spy ito East Today i Whereabouts of Alien|ine. -+-Being Held in Texas || Sudden Mystery EDINBURG, Tex. () — | |Rudolph Ivanovich Abel, a {thin, balding alien. accused) }0f being a top Russian spy, | Was expected to be returned to New York today where } jhe was indicted yesterday. - He was being held in a detention camp at McAllen, 1Tex., awaiting deportation when the indictment was return There was a mystery morning as to Abel's where- ‘abouts. The, jailer here told hewsmen he still was in | 4the county jail, but other “AP Wirephete » ; in some corporations that now havi mf - Kalatanoo May Subsidize Buses Considers: Taking Over Company and Leasing It Back to Owners day that the city of Kalama- z00 take over the Kalamazoo City je sonlagael aging ane do pea a the so-called “Jackson Wes aty woul tins cette ol th ' comparty and-lease it back to the “He's a fine man,” Sen, Know- land °(R-Calif), Senate Republican leader, said of McElroy. “As far as I know there will be no trouble about confirmation,”" — * —— No date was announced for Mc- Elroy’s taking over the post, but in Cincinnaty “McElroy said it probably would be a couple of PAVES THE WAY — Tt was learned that Wilson, for- mer president. of General. Motors. who ran into some delay before| winning confirmation in 1953,-alk ready had helped McElroy pave tad way for confirmation, ¥ * * . McElroy is a director of both General Electric and Chrysler Corp., large defense contractors, and must dispose of those inter- Gamble after gradua eles be officers indicated he understood Jones got up at 2 a.m. to go on a trip, Commercial airlines in this area said they had no overnight booking for the prisoner. 50 Top Planning, Governmental and Highway Officials Meet in Pontiac “Later ‘studies to be made wiles, Outline City Transportation Studyh the district, general location andjdeal with anal a inas elles antic ema IO TORS: Fay: PEN Teeries. once control and one- the downtown of parking aie ohh titan of facil- Harold A, Fitzgerald, vice presi: dent of the Downtown Poatles Assn., revealed that the organiza- tion has received pledges of $40,- OF REE theroerietn: eee. announced that the firm of Geer Tho Bivaluctans Sere il work closely with one of the top traffic engineer consultants in the coun- try, George Barton and associates of Chicago, which will analyze the plan, Willman said, The Downtown Pontiac Assn. has provided $17,442 to pay for the study. It is expected te be were urged to work closely with the city in developing the plan. Studies will also be made to determine which of the proposed data and develop a transportation Golfers 7 tiation a A mi ‘Houston for oe) ees New York. The deputy U.S. mar- quick return. Federal Judge Allen B, Hannay late yesterday signed an order at routes for the interstate express , way would best serve the city’s Ui rape ag ag 3 Outing in Weakened Senate Form [House temporally de SPENT RT UE NENT are) eT aI Ona ETE See eT ee ee TT ee eer cor ee eee MA ee oe iy to right) Woodbury, Bob Weddle, ee > AP Wirephete RUDOLF L. ABEL 8 shal was to arrange for Abel's Warm Tonight, Warmer Friday warm weather today and tohight, the U.S. Weather Bureau says Pontiac area residents can expect partly cloudy and warmer weather tomorrow. and the high tomorrow, 90-94. in downtown Pontiac preceding ‘thermometer registered 83. Following generally fair and WASHINGTON (INS)—Jhfurtated hoodlum Johnny. Dio slugged a newscameraman today after caus- ing a commotion which disrupted a Senate on his leadership of labor racketeering in New York, Dio threw the punch at United Press photographer Stanley Tret- The low tonight will be 66-70 a.m. was 66. At 2 p.m. the x* * * Abel, 55, a colonel of Russian Air Force Plane Limping Toward Hawaii intelligence, is the highest rank- ing Red agent every accused of spying in this country. ths ted teak Old day we ck illegal alien under the name of Emil R, Goldfus, an alias he as- sumed while working as an ob- scure photographic artist in Brooklyn. The government claimed in the event of war, Abel was set up in (Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) 65 Facing Pacific Crashi. HONOLULU. (®—An Air Force C97 with 65 pas- ~ gengers today was limping back to Hawaii with two of its four engines out. The Air Force said the plane may be forced to ditch in the Pacific. The Air Force said the pilot radioed that he had fuel enough to remain airborne for five hours and four minutes. * * The Air Force said tne pilot indicated he could make the trip within five im. landing at Hilo with dry tanks. ~~ ‘Air-sea rescue personnel, however, expressed doubt whether the ~ supply would hold out. : ick after the mobster was ordered] | out of the hearing room by Senate| | me on the left ear. I felt his Throws oan at + oiembotnan rackets diantiiies ‘chairman John L. McClellan (D-Ark), because of the back of the chamber, remain- ing there about five minutes. Cam- eramen clustered around him, pop- ping flashbulbs. Dio started walking out and Mc- io of here or remain quiet.” He walked down a marble stair- case, ducking behind pillars and trying to evade. pursuing camera- men, until he reached a revolving door at the main entrance of the Senate office building. Dio and. Tretick both made for the door and Dio, fist clenched, struck the camerman. Tretick told reporters: “He hit knuckles,” He added that “it didn't hurt much” and said he didn't know B Hope Wanes for Woman on Pikes Peak i gs Ab i ifs : East Orion Club Takes Honors With 4-H Parade Entry entel han etm onl “Ryntion Press Picts | + -hubbub which arose when: he} al He walked behind sbuteieus to) ing. his gavel and an-|“ ——{grily demanded: “Either get-out). space heating should not bes re- —+moyed.— . | in 60 days with hearings to fol- | |tlac area there is a backlog of 35,- ath spplications frum hempowsers SWORE AT CAMERAMAN Dio swore at the cameraman as he brushed past them in the build- According to Tretick, Dio fol- lowed the punch by saying: “You — —- —, I have a family.” A parade of Fifth Amendment- pleading henchmen of John (John- Leon Hart Inks Pact — DETROIT @® — Veteran star Teon Hart signed a contract with the Detroit Lions of the National. a Backers of such a measure holdout. (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) Heating Gas of the Consumers Power Co. Consumers Power Says Unavailable Gas for additional space heating in the Pontiac area is still unavailable, Edward Karkau, district manager said today. His statement came on the heels of an announcement. | by the State Public Service Commission that it is taking steps to withdraw from the> field of control over public utility sales of gas for space heating. Otis Smith, chairman of the commission, said that the com- mission will proceed by ordering six distributing utilities to show cause why restrictions on gas for . The order will be returnable Karkau stated that in the Pon- In Today's Press. ee te eee eee +e ERS EEDA SH HELE EES 1 -# goes my seeking gas for heating purposes. The following companies wil] be cited by the commission: sien to add 80,000 space heat- * which services Monroe and Cold. water; Michigan .Gas and Electric S “customers; Citizens Gag Co. Adrian; Michigan Gas Utilities Co., scramble the girls, ages 12 to 14 was the Rochester ‘Trailblazers Ci Club, paphettby nm i | | ts i F Z i i 7 : i i B il HH I g "i A i Fg i rE ; . g ie : f ® : g i i : F 2 i | i te it ut 4 z HI The Weather : run 0.8, Weather Bereag Report : : z PONTIAC AND VICINITY — Generally|many. “A reunified Germany must| Police ¢alled this burglary one at eet. - be a’ peace - loving democratic! for the books today. Someqne warm, high | state,” Khrushchev said. broke into an auto parts store, hour tofay 7 nt 7 ga ee et passed up cash and expensive Today in Pontiac * Lowest temperature preceding § am. ate ~ ae —— 0-2 bes aay Direction: < cx _ qo\Sociallst countries.” vis BL. Phe seeond half was largely a+ terceesvoveeee+-+@4 @rriment althotigh Khrushchey: per- : ‘::16 haps with tongue in cheek, denied : Held for US. Trial \ (Continued From Page One) Brooklyn a > in- WARTIME SCANDAL Abel apparently was linked to a R. Senate Approves | Fox Ruins were named a (Continued From Page One) in the Soviet Embassy in Ottawa, edly resulted from Reino Hay-|_ hanen’s defection to the West. He was named as a co-conspirator in Sx io Loses Temper vat Rackets Hearing : ; i : ‘ls HE | i i z | IEE fae i f : ls | i Bt i a 1 k “a : ‘ 4 | : : i beet z af Fi zz bi ty on Her : Ae £4 38 ‘conte case involving issuance of an in-(t © Massive “paper” local struc- junction. nts sg “said thig/ture erected in an effort to gain i hogs and ld be menaeare control of all-powerful New SF aghee en Yon Heaney dont Conc Khrushchev Warns West |Uraes Defeat of Adenauer ‘BERLIN aNs) — Nikita S. Adehoesiasia adversary” of disarm,| Khrushchev warned today that So-/@ment ‘oleae “The way Ade- ¥ ‘ nauer is dangerous for ot -gulied ean ahee Matti German people, Therefore all the United States with hydrogen P the Ge {bombs in a nuclear war for which, °°U™4 elie — ts|he charged, West Germany is pre-/Pe°Ple want to avoid an ag- paring. gressive war oppose him.” | * we + BID RENEWED In a two-hour harangue before) Khrushchey renewed his bid to the East German puppet Parlia- get U. 5S, troops out of Europe. ment, the Soviet Communist Party | Russia, he said, would withdraw boss lashed out with a litany of the Red army from East Ger- ) |direct and indirect threats, many, Poland, Hungary and Ro- He. called on the yoters of West|mania if the U.S. pulls out—of |! Germany to defeat Chancellor Kon-| Britain, France and “some other rad Adenaupr and his coalition in countries.” next month's general elections or * * risk the peril of atomic war. Ade-| A short time before, East Ger- nauer, Khrushchev said, is _Prepar-' man president Grotewohl had tried ing for such a. war, to rebut the U_ 8, argument that bombed and the U. the target central Europe but leave the Amer- | armed with H-bomb warheads. | This contention, Grotewohl said, : means the “Americans never want Khrushchev said Russia and alli, go home.” other Communist states are ready to fight to defend Germany if need! — SS : be. He made clear that his terms One for the Books for a unified Germany are simply a ithat it must be a Communist Ger- BENTON HARBOR (INS) — Khrushchev devoted the first half trading of his speech to boasts of growing Kremlin master spy who was in-'ci volved late firwt hig: eaplonage Civil Rights Bill ait G. Paviow. ran bss a Schone, roundly criticized. the jury trial | canada. —it was broken tp-in 195: provision, but they helped supply arer the arrest of atomic-traitor| Rochester, won. the title for the ‘Votes for Senate passage ofp. alan Nunn May. - contest of boys from 12 to 14 years this. first bill of its kind to go) Exposure of. the spy plot report- ¥ 4:30 to 7 p.m. fomorrow at the pe pecans Bar ae et Soest Pontiae Federal Savings and Loan|!?dividual, it is the ability to i | i | ~\"Y" office for pickup. Consumers Say and France would be atom- |Russians free to rush back into lamer ‘Names os R. Gan 0G to Post of City M anager BIRMINGHAM ~ Official PO firmation of the appointment of L. R. (Dick Gare, 54, as the new . Public Works superintendent te 1925, Following that he was city << GARE Gare. In making public his ap- |€5 Assn. -will hold a fish fry from if weds with alt the Salccrad te Elroy has been paid $285,000 a year, more than 10 times the $25,- best oe secretary of de- ia : c p a ee ~ 7 ae fee ii nvmmonnnnane i ae 4 : : i j age nee ) ‘ ne bes ren ie ‘ j — t Sg - / ie re : pens Baw. ¢ eee, ee " Ms : “ 5: ie . 4 4 | : 4 h io a Ae ‘ | i t he f ‘ — Nas et Be i oe Ee 5 eae ‘ ; ; - HM Et, Se" A : é : vn ’ i "I: 3 E si . "20 | zr - {000 . Day _. Sanforized W hite Broadcloth aoe o MP, Mo entered the engineering (City Municipal iiplayes -| the DPW position a few months Plan Fish Fry Friday animous in their selection of The Pontiac Municipal Employ-| It close i ele cre Short sleeves with cuffs, full bottom front, tailored collar style. Fully washable white reenesreate in- Sizes 12 to 20. _ | afi ok kee Fsimmse mate S (clara atta pense | Costly Installation Charges Arraigned in Birmingham Munici-| . CLOTHES DRYER on August 23 at » a.m. 3 or 4-Inch Size ae =o Automatic Closing DeGrazia faces charges of negli-] - _ Dryer Vents gent homicide resulting. from the. As shown, 1-ft. pipe, accident two weeks ago, and the | s', icld and vent death of Howard C. Holah, former'| or 4-inch. size. 3-Inch Kenning would continue make a quick turn from business post of assistant city manager. serrate vee hy eatin Gare, with his wife Margaret.) he affair is to the public. Having obtained the facts on-a resides-at 777 Wimbleton. In com-| adult’ tickets a children’s|given matter, he is quick to reach menting on the promotion Gare tickets 75 cents. Proceeds will: be|a decision and in seeing that the corn hg eg gat pst lg as es ses are ant immediate- shown in him and will continue) association. eee == to do the best he | can wel thoy, Sonal cues coleal De-l-Feursell and § Gra of til Oar was eed] Went Needs & 65<¢° ; : 2 _4-Inch Pipe 2-Foot.......75¢ oe ee 2 Me A. saw ..<19¢'4-Inch Elbows Birmingham YMCA is asking]. Easy to install exhaust vents from any make dryer through wall or windew, that organization, to further-sports[ = Saginaw EAA Mx iran matching napkins in Gas Unavailable (Continued From Page One) after, although generally speak~ ing not as to industrial sales. “What we are trying to do,” said Smith, “is to get the state — out of the gas-rationihg business. |E These restrictions-were not of our making, but were asked for by the iE utilities to avoid harrassment from & homeowners.” --__ + ee : : “The. commission feels very /E strongly that. proper regulating) Rolling ‘philosophy. would indicate that in jai area such as this of procure- meént and supply it should. return the prerogatives to industrial man-|E agement,” he said, : ‘VERY OPTIMISTIC’ FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY! — Tubular Steel Frame — Sanforized Bag © FRIDAY and SATURDAY SUPER SPECIAL — Colorfast Rayon & Cotton — Solid Colors SIMTEX Table Cloth : FIRST Be cmealeb eas a: INCHES 3 $5.95 ~ Value ~ Excellent textured fabric of rayon and cotton im solid colors of dark green, cherry red or turquoise. jon mare fast ——- take repeated ae) We SET | Ae dS LIVI os Aah RRA SRA REO A AAS RRERRDRnARARehhakseneneeai LAUNDRY | right height — ee ee Ta teat ma an te gree & = gy eal clothes pin pocket. ELECTRIC SHAVER mitEADQUARTERS - All. Nationally Famous Brands ELECTRIC SHAVERS | at DEEP-CUT Prices! _ NOW - SAVE AT SMMS! Coy: ur torres esanene 8.88. . 7 88° LADY SUNBEAM Regarding Consumers and its; heavy backlog of applications, Smith said, “The commission is} FRIDAY ond SATURDAY ONLY! Regul $17.50 sens eecesse-ss.- 19D 9.95 | very optimistic as to an improve-) ment in its: supply’ situation.’ improve in the near future,” said, Smith admitted that the re- strictions. provide an “umbrella” under which companies can oper- ate ‘until the necessary supplies of gas for home heating are available, 2 Other communities served by ‘Consumers include Flint, Saginaw, Lansing, “94 City, Jackson and) is “serving all the gas space heat- ing customers it can with the sup- ply of gas now available. We do sérged. | : unity in the Communist world. 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Paeiiny mom do Te tpeane 9 7: believe the ruling will be of material ee.ctrartes aid to them in many cases. By hk *& ox oe) ey Last May’ the’ city’s sede: The State's highest court ruled feated a bond issue which would. that a witness’ statement to police” feo je ayy Bespin g oon sr ean or he ad brought to the attention of the a even though State bs ater Resources, Commis- will not repeat it during a court trial. sion. Thus the “forgetfulness” of a witness : Comm ission in the future will not have as damag- Manly Sig peg hese ing an éffect-on-the outcome ofa =the -€ . partment, ' will test’ the Clinton River can ant tee the peek during the next few months, If suf- _ RE Re We ficlent pollution 1s found to endan- _ Perhaps; too, fewer witnesses ger communities lying along the will have faulty memories when river between Pontiac and Lake St. they realize that their original Clair, the Commission has the power statements may still be intro- to order the city to take steps to see _ duced. - me . . that the pollution is reduced. gE ee | ‘. 4 Previously, the Supreme Court For the most part the poilu- tion results from an overflow of untreated sewage which escapes _ into the river when the facilities in Pontiac’s sewage disposal - plant prove, inadequate. The city was advised back in 1951 to ee. We Since that time the capacity of the treatment plant has been increased, but the city’s population has now grown to such an extent that the ex- isting plant once more is inadequate. The State's findings will be awaited with interest. “The promised tests are important to Pontiac taxpayers as well.as to the residents of the down-river communities. : ‘The Man About Town Pontiac at Bridge. ° Situated in Domain of Our Great Indian Chief original form and from-the in- Tie Fair: edn cay mente tention of its architects,” he-de- -—«-_ the. country-—-and both are glad. ie. Pontiac is sure to be recognized at the a she * _ceremonies in connection with the dedi-- | - cation of the Mackinac Bridge next fail, ~ In disputes. involving the free and Just as it was in the ground breaking ‘Communist Worlds, the single power program on the same structure. That veto in the Security Council nullifies world famous span is in-the.area that any action. The resulthas been that ws ® part of the domain of the General Assembly gradually has “* Chief Pontiac, assumed wider powers and small na- Which extended from Lake Superior to = the Gulf of Mexico and from the Appala- tions have made increased use of -nien mountains to the Mississippi River. bloc voting.’ Each member nation, when this was brought to the attention no matter what size, has orie vote. of , David Barnard Steinman, - : designer and builder of the bridge, he population can ottvole 95 per inmediately grasped its significance. cent. Half of the population of Besides being the world's greatest bridge _ the world is represented by four _— expert, Mr. Steinman also is one of our delegates from the U.S. India, nation’s top Boy, Scouters, and his keen Soviet Russia and the United eye can recognize a National Council pin ane ~The oth er half is rep- a resented by 75 delegates. _. An even’ half-dozen Pontiac *~ . a . area post offices have told me — Tells Background 7 Freshman Wants of Barber Poles. to UseGyms | stripes ts a talie of 9-98 Se om = ! the town es ict cs ak ies and play cards in some decent ae taches 0h one extracted place instead of parking in cars. of : erent patients #0 Or tueee days tow ‘No Tears Shed people could reed? sa. in These Deaths’ bised nd the west soa a Ravana oe. 9 ei which tax- - peyers will shed no school the vessel used te receive. the aid, Heil’s:Canyon Dam and pub- the bar EB LP Strangely it has - bers and not surgeons who have ceaieniaiie = reinined this ancient symbol of «Will Disease Kill ~ David Lawrence Says: Dems Have Ww ASHINGTON—Why is the ob- vious so. often overlooked? This * question might well be asked as one reads the many thousands of words being spoken and written . about President Eisenhower's prob, lems in dealing with Congress. - The obvious — that Congress is controlled by the Democr atic party, while a Repubii- car administra- tion occupies the White House — is hardly ever stressed as the basic cause of the f ay differences be- tween the execu- LAWRENCE tive ‘and. legisle- ve branches of the government wt co oy = But the il effects of divided government cannot be sup- pressed. It is, for instance, the objective _ Dwight Eisenhower gives prestige to the Republican party. So the strategy of the Democrats is to; see to it that Ike is discredited, ridiculed and sniped at, in- order that his held on the people may be ‘ WEEKLY BARRAGE Vas Speeches are prepared for Demo._ cratic members of Congress to is- sue, and a whole barrage of pub- licity comes from ‘the Democratic headquarters each week aimed at the President personally. The drive was begun months ago to give exaggerated emphasis to Ike's illnesses. When thie didn’t im- press the public, the next step was: to hammer away at his absences. from the White House or his play- ing golf or taking vacations. . The statistics, of course, show that other Presidents — notably FDR—averaged more days per year away froni the White House than Ike has, But the people are presumed to have forgotten this _ it, indeed, it ever was stressed by the partisans of other days. Next in importance in Democrat- je strategy is to spread the i:m- Blo¢s have been formed along geo- that they Rave to make up spe- pression that Ike doesn’t work on ae i - . cial bundles of “Pot-0-Gold” graphical, racial and Teligious lines post cards on every outgoing mail. and decisions have been made, as once CHURCHILL says, “On grounds of en- A letter with a Pontiac postmark and mity, opportunism or merely jealousy signed, “Friend of the Gators,” The United Nations. is the world’s alligators, and go after that Leonard | best. hope so far and it has done pjack panther again. The letter con- much. However, it appears to need cludes, “Or isn't it so easy to plant a a new system of voting and perhaps Panther?” a revised charter. Here's my wholesouled congratulations —_——— > : . to THERE are many things worse than Robert W. Emerick, in quite a few cases, is being married. Pontiac Motor Division : : for the commendable new form in which ae . now-appears THE PONTIAC PRESS. = The Pontiae Warrior, 7 a sila very excellent publication in the interests ohe tot. * a Dally keept Sundsy Of all Of its employes. His assistants in “e blished from Tue Powrisc Press Duhding the work, . prenigat ind Pobier «= (i(té‘“‘stY~~SCé«CRtOR Norman D. Dunn Joun A. Risy, — - and the Warrior Secretary, a Advertising Oleia § . ear. also. know how to gather and properly “eres Men Gumes Ctra. ‘A letter with a Waterford sea who wants to know when is the official © opening of the hay fever season. After contacting several of its annual victims, t é 15. " put across what's interesting to their ¢« the job—that the man who took an oath to.execute faithfully the duties of his office, the man who commanded one of the biggest armies jin the world jin the biggest war of all history, is so lacking in conscientiousness that he would suggests that we lay off on “planted” By” while Rome burns.” public reads about official * visitors and ceremonies and golf playing, but little is available to the press on what any President does from morning to night — telephone calls, the cablegrams, the secret messages. as well as the many memoranda on complex * problems that come to him from: - pumerous executive departments and agencies for decision in the . unspectacnlar phases of every-day government, Much of this detail at present is channeled through President Eisen- hower’s staff, but even four or five knotty protlems a day are oe to make anybody want to Picaned Aitack i ON [ke 2 so me“ ite a a landscape architecture, says that - get some relief from tension and this month—less than a year after’ ‘We're Not Ones in time this disease will destroy make a break for the golf course. his re-election for a second trm to Judge Them all ine ‘tn Amerion, Are we What.n erect form ef propagan- — ‘© Prestige of President Eisen- ? : doing we can fo save our trees’ da it is to deny the man‘in the er still seems to the Democrats Why kick against that 44-year Old Resident White House an easing of his very important to break down. Se ees a : denoisinans It’s a curious contradictign — girl in may have ‘Can You Expect Some of the attack is cautiously effort being exerted to weak- have a lot pleasanter life than as In a recent test, 579 per cent of pe sep 4 pln ag vie ange ho that is potacinre~» though she married an 18-year-old. - American. children failed. pay ent, it is , is an nonexiatent. : hysi man but he is “incredibly naive,” Riscahowss’ prestige with the WTiter disrespectfully tagged-him, cal fitness, compared with 8.7 of or he is easily “imposed upon’’ or 7 - proba roof over Europeans who took the tests. he is “bewildered” by his job due Ley aged te be aflect- ee What can we expect with our to “lack of experience.” There agro 4 aed prev Live and Let Live youngsters hugging TY sets, riding have been many Presidents who Te ee eae ee = in cars and going to movies ‘in- \ ot have been Imposed (pon 4 'mls- scatesmarelied meriled Congress attempts Gives Information — «Goors: "ay doctor saya you } Some of their official advisers in ‘aue » ei ese ’ About Rainbows The public recognizes that no President ided on the issue of whether Ike tows can be responsible for the-occa- Played too much golf but on wheth- 41. _ sional. misbehavior of his appoin- re Nag cage pa A Gs Ketets eet duane in Oe & Be Used Here is- tees, Eisenhower may not have maintain the conditions that rection of the sun. enough experienced politicians on Permit Americans to play golf in- hiasiee Adliaeadsed I see in Detroit there is a new his staff, but at Jeast they are an Stead of poring over the casualty The man law whereby police can on When- all the attacks are ap. “on the Western front.” cues ae die ee ng oom driveins, and make arrests. In ‘era more brilliant usually in the early ee —- Sa } morning or late afternoon. : GIy e “Dr. William Brady ee ee Ne ae " M,d.. Sime of the teenagers use is_not * Try Bellows. Breathing | Mother of Teens _ St SS oe for Weakness, Exhaustion ‘Sa tat Soa teens: a, “Que: who- is very weak doesn't ity to relax and get to sleep at aiets Under the law, a ‘drive-in owner inflafe his bellow’, Hence his night; high blood-pressure; chron. ence tn Ua Cciee Pie am Win ‘dolath Ge eaything sheet ic” bron- ; ’ + cor ag ‘ce lose his license. oxygen-carbon dioxide exchange is — ma, This was tried a few years wait? Clean up. the mess ; chronic gall-bladder trouble; &™ back and proved successful. Why "°™: . a oes hestsith ofa Psychologist: Treats Cause and Cures Drinking ‘ a nes Hilda’s periods for the past year Hilda bo habit and without the use of had been 29, 28, 29, 30, 29, 28, 28, tie hastasid wate nett acthve rae natin rom dein dare drape fo nanseate her when she 7, 28, 28, 28, 26 and 28 days. _ers.of a neighbothood church, slow, shallow breathing which per- out the inner “fire” that had - They varied from 26 to 30 days, . wr. . ienedate saat tne cast net, driven her to use drunkenness musi, for tas is Giioe tones t-te dint oo toe our work of veins in the abdomen, % ® fire escape. gaol with the precision of railroad homes, so she thus avoided any capable of holding one-fourth of /i”@ and chronic no all the bloed — stagnating so ‘0nger need their liquor. - trains. tendency to slip back, Into drunken- to speak, in the pool, By DR, GEORGE W. ORANE - An attack of the flu or changes "Besides, sti’ haik'nb Grace Tepe If the weakness or exhaustion Case V-358: -Hilda K., aged 29, is 1" Climate or the number of hours ,h2. hor sexual sexual inferiority com- continues, the venous blood next drunken described accumulates in. the lower part of ~ paca! Yee ing foods or beverages _— have the chest cavity. Fon — a slight effect. ce Ging ee * ate eas HILDA’S BABY is congestion or stagnation of yo av€ —_— Since Hilda's periods av blood in the baék or base of the & baby, I Id stop drinking,” a pout 28 days, veer tn on te hung ¢ 4s too often regarded as “she vowed, basis for computation, Her sterility And to help increase the likeli- had thus been «hood of conception, i comanet i Has i a cl: tally ht ' & g z ! Al te z rf : : ae233 | i s : f Meanwhile,’ tryed them to work didn't force him to remain in SEF I , 3 t ae ay ales x i ae ‘ : 2 i : : ai 5 oa : c Bate : am 7 / : ee Dy me | ; le ‘i We he F. PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1957 "4 Og aera ey: eae we eee Hil 3 ps er i : | BF & g Fi i 5 - Ae wits hp eee oe Cert San : the fabulous history of Front|and stage available during eine, perhees unexcelied| Range ore deposits, It was silver summer months. attach bits of MASONTY| where in the world. ae jand gold that made the West, but) or we can take in a night at there : state-|Uranium's remaking it. the opera — in the old mining a 2 ; town of Central City, a mere 30 tne mualler and mich] seethward, tate the, Four Com | mallee from Denver. The Opera : area, you'll see a desert | Will feature two favorites this a sitting posture by day. [in nearby and noisy Sorrento, or on| country alive with progress, For | ®as0n. a mountain the isle of Capri which are out and in on gud agg Perhaps we can visit Aspen, a ™" : A ad | : * |year-round alpine resort town Gossett - sald the elght-man |2>4 monntat” SS “Thete are mostly Germans 4nd | the “yellow cage” — fuel of the |high in the mountains, Its music staff of the Legal Aid Bureau in | A adecos ae Frenéh tnd better-heeled Italians | *tomic age. — _ |festival is world famous and its : 4 was some 800 years ago that here and, of course, the EnglisB, | Proceed back into the high|@nnual Humanities Institute at- . gen- n ‘the and'| always expert at smelling out | mountains, to the Harvard Ob-|‘racts some of the globe's most erally eutstate has not kept pace. | took over and they added a re | bargains in good living. servatory atop Mount Evans,{nlightened thinkers and speakers. which ; at| Where some of the nation’s wisest =. Positano always be limited be-/astronomers will train their tele-| Color photography was invented ‘ ‘ orn ue that definitely| Scopes. and cosmic ray equipment|by Frederic Ives, an American, in - good lungs|°" tiny satellites whirling through | 1892. =e f i Fe H E 2 Fi y Hit jel it BREE ¢ are é z z : F 5 sede rill : ! | E By E iH | ff i 5 } EB = rere 2 pa Pow legal ner narrow alee nas dipk oF — folks’ resort. eer Se eee , ‘are You can five here quite reason- | a committees of the Bar in Battle|the living rock. * |ably and recover somewhat from | Active boys need ~ -Creek, Bay City, Benton Harbor, * * * the financial bleeding. you have : northern and southern Oakland] At the base of the cliffs are two|suffered in Rome and Florence. | 7 PLASTIC LENSES County and Mt. Clemens... —— tiny pebbly shelves wiiich the Pos- Our small white casa, prosaically — t t “It ts our view that legal aid |itanans grandly refer to as/named “61,” has a sign proclaim = 0 protect expanded in Ann Arbor, Bay these shelves you can dunk your-|quilite e panorame” meaning it's) precious eyesig t Qty, BSGES0%, Matemcces, OH. the Seay Wes: Medien eet ont Mes see ven 2 Royal ranean is superbly right on tn One However, this takes some doing. |couints. It is quiet,_indeed.——— From our white-washed, cliff-hang-; And from the little baleony of ~ He said there are at least stir-|ing casa it’s 342 steps down to the/our room we can look out over) | “rings of activity in nearly all these) nearest beach’ and T-H-R-E-E|the sparkling blue Gulf of Salerno| >’ cities. H-U-N-D-R-E-D (Puff, puff) A-N-Djor at a couple of rocky, off-shore) § _ Gossett called it “essential” that|FO-R-T-Y (Puff, keep” going,/islands or at a jutting cliff along legal help should be provided for|you're almost there, puff) T-W-Ojthe world-famous Amalfi Drive or the’ defense of indigents in-crim-|back! This is by actual and pain-jat Positano itself, spilling down inal cases. ful count. the side of the mountain, OPEN EVERY _ NIGHT UNTI "Stroller. Folded sleeper. * position Denim dungarees |* More than } off | Glamour-sheer | Half-price sale! | for garden work | Sleeper-stroller |. seamfree nylons | Nylon slip-panty ae or ie 84: 99: Sanforized blue denim, bar- | Reg. 22:98! Fold with | Reg. 1.09 pr. Top quality, 15. : Jon tricot, dri cocked Gulia Mesabh Sip. A caer Ma Maibtrs locking ses saeter alesse ewes, fel | cor with cute oc bast be 3 fly, sizes 28 to 50. Hurry! vice. Adj. back. Ball bearings. | shades, Sizes 844-11. Save! in grp. White. 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Walker returned to the private (riches began in 1953 wher urani- agreed to train the tribesmen to; cational program. We want te (jhe psx ne villages beveling poe) ee , Hawes Woman Tortured aq ~ For Los Angeles Superior Judge: : practice of law in 1947 and,. in Herbert V. Walker, in whose court Aug. 1953 was named to the bench by then Gov, Earl War- i : vum:-was discovered on the reser-) vation. i LEASE OFFERS — - ‘The, acai bimaht Saea ab: fers for lease rights from. several operate oe aay may og and ~ On Main Street” company operated in the \area. As a result, many tribesmen, wushio So flat. empleyment “bo. ~gend our best qualified men and women to colleges to learn law, engineering, medicine and—other professions in order to deve a long way to go before they cailit in position with pillows, or by be considered modern. But they|focusing the eyes on the horizon. have the money to carry out their — oP ielaboPate plans. Ry: , George ” Washington personally ‘The future looks. bright — thanks hung the wallpaper in the dining to uranium. | ‘ room at Mount Vernon. * about if fe has presided at numerous 1 line cases, among them the Legal showmanship is always weleome in Judge Walker’s court but the jurist does not permit either the prosecution or the de- fense to violate the code of court- "room. conduct. COMES FROM EXPERIENCE Walker’s courtroom strictness comes from experience gained on both sides of the bench. He Was named a deputy com- missioner of corporations for the state of California shortly after he was graduated from USC in 1929, a post he held until March 1943 divorce trial of stars Susan Hay- ward .and. Jess Barker and the bribery trial involving boxers Art Aragon and Dick Goldstein. He ae of the court’ s criminal divi- res Jodge Walker hangs his judicial robes up for the night and heads for home in suburban Glen- dale, he often is greeted by the full family circle that includes his wife Alice, two sons and a daugh- ter plus four grandchildren, $6.3 Billion for Study electrical] goods are spending 20 per cent of the total earmarked this year by American industry for research and development pro- grams. United States companies have spent more on research since 1950 than in the previous 180 years and will spend $6,300,000,000 in this year, also served a term as presiding CLEVELAND—Manufacturers of Planning Committee, said Anacon- da Co.‘made the best offer. It ition to lease, ‘Too: Much in Common, Pair Move Furniture OKLAHOMA CITY ™ — When George and Shirley Woodall got married and set up housekeeping, they face more than the -notmal amount ‘of problems. Both play the bass fiddle. They had to move out all the furniture so they could rehearse together. 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But, one week per year, they really shift into full swing and show their stuff. <} ro? x x This is the week of the 17th Annual Oakland County 4-H Club fair. Here, members proudly display their talents to the public. There's lots of work betore, during and after the falr but since thousands are : coming fo see their exhibits and displays, it’s worth it, And, you can’t deny, ise tl sts of hin othe specator as wel as ths . oe oS ee ae The fair s not juit Sone night affair. Each evening different special events are inchaded 2p Tae yepteeme phus the: many exhittey, “dgeonetretions, and prize animals on display daily. The comical owns with nse hat ight w, te carnival of ides trom the fri me et the fun and excitement. Moat tapertant of al, boys and girie are having the. chance to show the patil ngs dt Pete up t0 the 4-H motto, “To make the best better.” Tame have the pyortiiley io put into fill nee thelr creed which siys “ belleve ja: “4H Club work for the opportunity it will give me to become & useful citizen. ; : - a : | “The training of my Heail tor the power it will give me to think, plan, and reason. | “The traning of my Heart for the nobleness it will give me to become kind, sym- pathetic, and true. “the traning of my Mands for th abilty H will gve me tobe Mela, etl and skillful. “The training of my Health for the strength it will give me to enjoy life ‘to resist - disease, and to work efficiently. “My country, oF hd my community, and in my respnsibity for tht “All these things, T believe, and Tam willing to dedicate my efforts to thelr fu ~~ PAIR’S INTEREST .— Curious 4H memberto-be Dale Boyd, ‘1%, Son of Mr, and Mrs. Donald E. Boyd, of 1740 W. Clyde‘Rd., Milford, found the bright yellow identification signs on each of the animal stalls as interesting as the animals behind the boards. from Holly, L. C. Scramiln, 7, Pamela 6 and Pam's sister Sandy, 3, were found Pontiae Press Photes by Tom Geris in a corner relaxing while they enjoyed a treat. : ~ oungs aa Saas OS | big barrels” when Mr. Judge tours the barn. pulp is one of the gimmicks these Left to right is Nancy Von Inwagen, 12, and Lake Orion girls use to give theit cows “nice Janet Lessiter, 11, Queen of Fair Scores Again Sharon Brodie Wins Photographic Event; -to Enter State Contest _ Within 24 hours after she was named’ queen of the 1957 Oakland - County 4H Club fair - Tuesday, Sharon “Brodie won another’ high honor at the five day festival, x & This time it was for her ability to be behind the camera instead ' of im front with a winning smile for the judges. a: * *€ #*# Miss Brodie: will be one of four - " boys and girls representing Oak- land County in the photographie competition at the 4-H state show held at Michigan State University this month. The 15-year-old member of the Bloomfield 4H ¢lub, Birming. - - ham, was the only one yesterday to receive the right to enter the _ state photography contest in the’ The honor roll winning photos were five portraits, They were of her father, best friend and three : ae friends from LaCanada, California PREPARES FOR JUDGES — This is the first summer fair where Miss Brodie vacationed re- li-year-old Laura Jean Liss, of 1960 E. Long Lake Rd., Birming- cently, » ham, entered. One of her projects was food preservation. She’s ~*~ * *. [her mother * to 21 4-H Members contest... how-to-do-it or make-it projects. erine Gasgitt, second year, both Fair in Detroit later this month, club, Birmingham, dening; Todd Young, 13, leathercraft; Karen Winship, 13, knittiag: dusting off delicious-looking jars of strawberries, applesauce, Her project, an album of 27 sauce, peaches and blue Herries she canned. ° photographs, included a series of making raspberry pm five tage and five color shots She had taken, developed, Ra ings WAP CEC |e ant mn * Of the 180 entries including Miss Brodie, three other county youths are eligible to enter the ‘state “Learn by doing’ is the 4-H slogan and 21 county boys and girls i * proved they had learned their lesson well yesterday when they re-| They. are John Rose, for the ceived “A” ratings from’ judges after demonstrating a mee of first year competition and Kath The following 21 “A” winners of the demonstration contest will) ot ap Orion club, Lake Orion, now be eligible to enter the district elimination contest next week at! and Sharon's sister, Carol Brodie, Michigan Stata University or @ similar contest at the Michigan State third year, also of the Bloomfield Seven of them are members of the East Orion 4-H club, of Lake 2 : noe ary Pickford Doesn't They are: Jim Brown, 13, and Tom Middleton, 11, vegetable gar-| Want Her Films on TV FRANCISCO @ Walter Cudnohtlsky, 17, and Larry Middleton, 15, tarm pond; ‘Judy Pickford is all for for keting Aer iand Rose Cudnohulsky, 15 and 14 years old respectively, a. cherry pie,|40s#—and old silent \Clinton Valléy 4H club winners from Rochester were: Beverly) siient. sient era told a seal : =) © Sanders, 18, how \to cut off a lamb’s tail: her sister —, 6, potato ference yesterday: \ soup and Mary Ellen Devine, 13, photography. / a © Other’ “A”? winners were: Patricia’ Rader, 10, groomir Miller, 11, skin care and Sandra Brown, 12, treezidg biubbérriés, ae of — Lake 4H club, Ortonville; Cordree Heard, 15, of Milford, _. deta; ad See See girls from, the 4H Variety club, ot Rothe te ee, | VARS 1 os ae a . at ges wy He Ss gee hat fo Combat Flu Calls for . $500,000 to Prepare for Outbreak of Asiatic Diséase ne Se a ae? “ost tina ah Seine gail ne NEW YORK (INS)—Adlai Stev- ei"T' be dam’d if I'm going sto |nipet Silda Demsseret ae ee country’s prime minister. The twice-defeated and probably g PEACH ~- Jody Shattuck will carry the flag for ell And it’s plain to see that she'll be Miss Georgia because that’s flag she’s draped in. A coed at University of Athens, she One's te slp reortis sulin Savvnatn on fb ior snd entered the eee tu rox Pane RAG sven Wi eee ; ) "Will: Decide Trial (Adlai Six es Ceylon’ s Prime Minister f¢|the administration's loans to Po- oe Ree asked him the question about own political future. He said couldn't conceive of any situa- on Dog's weaee of Stubby Tail Ba’ Judge Braude says it's now up to Tobey and hig stub tail. or canada Takes 14 Pct. More Fish From Sea TORONTO—The volume of sea fish caught by Canadians in 1956 was 14 per cent greater than in 1955 and the value was 15 per cent higher. Landings on the Atlantic Coast. - rose from 1,283,000,000 pounds, val- ued at $50,000,000, in 1955, to 1,355,- 000,000. pounds, valued at $54,500,- 000. Pacific Coast landings in- worth $27, ,000, in by to 669,- 20,000. Shoot the Works! Friday, Sotu Georgia, mpete in the Miss America contest at Atlantic City, | or Mo We Can‘t Carry Them Over! We're taking it on the chin to unload them now . TAKE YOUR CHOICE! THEY’RE YOURS NOW AT GIVE-A-WAY PRICES! Act fast! Come all means don't miss these choite bargains at this Feel old at quitting law Richard Maser said “thats! time? Find youthful fun same make and year as Masér's bet aaa estinet, this easy way. : Sebaha Saeed tanner ys By =a . ho, | You'll be amazed at how quickly Gadawski. sam turned one cape eae you can pa the same lot as Wood. The key to,| Don't hesitate just because you don't know her car was a duplicate of the one | muse. The organ is the easiest of all a to Maser’s car. —— It's a Dog's Life : . . STAMFORD N.Y. Nick |} es ss eepeeanaie =e fe | xe Hammond Organ i wrecked Farmakis his wile and Bet? raat leet ; : ‘at a hospital for cuts and bruises. |{. _GRINNELL’S—First | ‘in Music Since 1879—27 Ss. Seginew _ FE 3-7168 F REE! Come to BARNETT’S for Your Free Entry Blank on the GOLDEN PONTIAC _. FOUR DOOR CATALINA "NO PURCHASE NECESSARY! Cale PRE-SEASON SAVINGS THAT PAY YOU BIG DIVIDENDS NOW! Be Smart—Get Yours Now! TAKE IT---CHARGE IT—OR LAY IT AWAY! OFF “ONY ANY ae IN OUR STORE 3.75 COATS.. .. NOW $33. 75 jas 75 COATS.. ».NOW | pha ~ $58.75 COATS NOW ‘$48.7 5 Down Reserves Your Cost Until You | Wea it You Can Charge: It or Lay . it Away at No Extra Cost! * BARNETT’S 150 NORTH SAGINAW ST. eee +00 ® Pe ee ee es i ff Wea — Opes Friday ¢ and Monday Ni Nigh Til 9 P. Me tf : | aula : r Pe ee a NT RR ee re a NTE SURI MN. Pk! NIN TPR ge ont Em eM ee * oie . « quick! sole! - All Hard Pint, - All Pool Sharkskins Our —— ssid and 60 Sellers . “Injured in Crash "CLARENCE LANKTON Bernice, Mr, Lankton Fass three sons, Glenn of Detroit, Lawrence of Jackson and Clyde of Pontiac, with whom he made his home. Service will be at 1:30 p.m. Sat- trday from the Huntoon Funeral Home with the Rev. Galen E. Hershey, associate pastor of his ehurch, officiating. Burial will follow in Forest Lawn Cemetery. ee llcceeneene MICHAEL MORIARTY ‘The Rosary will be recited at 8 this evening in the Farmer-Sno- Ver Funeral Home for Michael Mo- riarty, 73, of 97 Augusta Ave. Service will be at 10 a.m. Fri- day from St. Michael's Church with oe Rev.. Michael J. O'Reilly offi- ating; Burial Will be Ce etery. t. Moriarty died Thesday after a long iliness. ‘JAMES B. VAN scoYoc “James B, Van Scoyoe 61, of B- @T N. Parke St. died early this morning in Pontiac General Hos- pital. He was il] four weeks. State Student Helicopter Crashes in “Rockies; Was“Freshman at MSU in Mt. Hopeisas eityy Mo. and Mrs. iin of Pontiac Motor ie was a. member of the es Se both of Pontiac; five sis- Wate and tee erties” Service will be at 2 p.m. Satur- day from Sparks-Griffin Chapel, . with burial in the veterans’ plot at Perry Mt. Park Cemetery. MRS, LAWRENCE VESS Mrs. Lawrence (Mary Ann) Vess Tt, of 116 W,. New York St, died yesterday in St. Joseph Mercy Hos. pital after an jliness of three days. She was a member of the First Methodist Church and the ythian Sisters of East Liverpool, Ohio. She also belonged to the Ben Hur Assn. Surviving besides her husband are nine children, Ray of Paentiac, Rollin D., Gerald and Mrs. Rob- ert “Merwine. all of Clarkston; Ralph R. of East Liverpool, Ed- gar C. of Newell, W. Va., Lyndale) K. of Canton, Ohio, Jack of Kan-| Wilbur Kline of St. Joseph, Mo.; = sates and three brothers. - Mrs. Vess’ body will be at the Voorhees-Siple Funeral Home until 10 p.m. today, It will then be taken to Martin Funeral Home in East Liverpool for service at 3:30 p.m. Saturday. Dr. Finley Wood will of- ificiate with. burial in the River- view Cemetery. Sa CARL G, WILD Word has-been received of the death of Carl G. Wild, 62, a for- mer city resident, in Mercy Hos. pital, Tiffin, Ohio, Tuesday. A former foreman at Pontiac Mo- tor Division, he moved to Bellevue, ‘Ohio in 1948 where he operated the Wild Home Equipment Store. Mr. Wild was-a member of the Elks Lodge of Pontiac, the Bellevue Methodist Church and_an ~ Deaths i in Poni lac and Nearby Ais De Home in Bellevue’ with t the Oakland Cemetery, Sandusky, Ohio, Donald M. Kingsbury, 58, 2330 Clarkston Rd., will be at 1:30 p.m. Saturday from the Farmer- Snover Funeral Home, Pontiac, with burial in White Chapel Ceme- tery. Mr. Kingsbury, president of the Oakland County Bee Keep- ers! Assn. and resident of- the county for 30 years, died yester- ae ee Detroit, Carl of Richmo of Philadelphia and Asittord of Arlington. of * RALPH F. KITCHEN 11410 Clark Rd., Davisburg, died Jast night at Poatiac General Hos- pital. His body is at the Sharpe Funeral Home in Clarkston. MRS. JOHN MeGINNIS ‘HOLLY—Service for Mrs. John (Louesa) McGinnis, 80, of 202 Michigan St., who died Wednesday, will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday from the Bendle Funera} Home with burial] in Lakeside Cemetery. The Rev. Marshall E. Saunders will officiate. @rviving besides her husband are one son, Gordon, and a daugh- ter, Mrs, Norma Roeder, both of Holly, and one brother; Guy Hos- her of Groveland. associate ‘member’ ot the Lions y Stuart |; CLARKSTON—Ralph F. Kitchen, |< among others, died yesterday, Boy Bike Rider Hurt by Backing Automobile A 12-year-old boy was hurt yeés- terday when hit by a car backing out of a driveway while he rode his bicycle on’ Cooley Lake road at Four Towns, Waterford ‘Town- ship. Gary T. Freeman, 1448 ‘Lorraine Ct., was admitted to Pontiac Gen- eral Hospital with a finger injury and possible concussion. His con- dition is. satisfactory. The motorist, Eleanor P, Bean, of Milford, told police she did not seg the boy. t ROSEBURG, Ore. un — A Mich-| * * The pilot: was James Bruce Forster, 29, Berkeley, Calif., .who! Moore was et 8 and taken to a Roseburg hospital by ambulance. Sales Co-Owner Dies - DETROIT (INS) — Murray J. $4.95 Values! Shoe Dept. PENNY LOAFER 'N BLACK! BROWN! RED) We Give Holden ce Stamps : _ 74 N. Saginaw St. ez % More (Newports ... Stealing Specials for Now and proof. You get more for your: mon i —Values passed by our Board of Merchandise directors te | insure you of bone fide savings. FRIDAY ONLY . . . 9:30 A. 'M. to 1:30 P. M. ~ FOLLOW THE CROWDS TO OUR STORE! BE HERE WHEN THE Doors OPEN! 5.99 Full ond Twin Size CHENILLE SPREADS $299 Quali PE SHEETS $199 Muslin UOT 2.89 Twin Size r 4 Hour Sale. . . Friday 9:30 fe 1:30 39c BATES YARD GOODS _ Mew low price on nationally Pain alee, fien bbe am ni 8 yan 19: : Coes Back te 39¢ After 1:30 P. M. CURTAINS | Ss] 4 Hour Sale... . Friday 9:30 to 1:30 * popper 59c CANNON TOWELS e| “4° Te eer cee teak o or CURTAINS ‘Goes Back te 59¢ After 1:30 P. M. 88* 33e% - $1.00 Quality 63. ach CURTAINS 77 Gees Back te Original Price at 1:50 Gees Back te Ori 4 Hour Sele . . . Friday 9:30 to 1:30 2.00 LOOP RUGS First time offered at this low price Pick from 24 x 36” rugs tei Gul tu $406 10 After 1:30 ginal Price at 1:36 4 Hour Sale’. e* Friday 9:30 te 1:30 2.99 BETTER DRAPES Unheard of low price on first quality drapes. Full size. 81", Come! Save! 1” 4 Hour Sale . . . Friday 9:30 te 1:30 3.99-LADIES’ DRESSES Yes, earns oe ee and pisids . sises orisses’ and large sises. Goes Back to $3.49 After 1:30 00 Goes Back to $3.99 After 1:30 P. M, : HATS | $] 4 Hour Sale... Friday 9:30 to 1:30 : 5.99 No-lron 5.99 LADIES’ DRESSES Jl QB GB | cians tncins aos oe oe eee Pick from_prints YLON — ae selid colors. Junior, aan half & super Uniforms Goes Back to $5.99 After 1 230 P. MA. 99 m3 DRESSES 7 410. Goes Back to Original Fries ed Special group. 4 Hour Sele . . . “Friday 9:30 te 1:30 9.00 LADIES’ DRESSES of ~~ afternoon and sport —gresnes. Bisse 18 "Goss Book £0 Original Pils After 1:30 - & Hour Sale 19 LADIES’ CAR-COATS Come early! These 35 better > will go fast. Beige and colors. Sizes 10 Goes Back to $19.00 After 10 ee ye Bas 4 Hour Sale, . . Friday 9:30 to 1:30 3.99 LADIES’ SKIRTS LADIES - Ecioeee Dat se aon PANTIES Goes Back to $3.99 After 1:30 19 | 88* pap am 4 Hour Sele . . . Fiiday 9:30 to 1:30 oy LADIES’ 89c NYLON HOSE 5 9: Dissontinned PURSES st SK GIRDLES < Goes Bock 09 O¥e Alter 180. - dey 9:30 te 1:30 — 5 es 35° 299 Lediee’ PLAY S|* Gees Beck 10 Origins! Price at 1:38 Se SHORTS — Steck wp 4 Hour Sale . 1.99 LADIES’ BLOUSES . « Friday 9 at this low price guaranteed washable styles.. Sizes 32 to 16 Goes Back to $1.99 After 1:30 GIRLS’ SHORTS 88* Site 8% M- zes BOYS’ T-SHIRTS 33° iginal Price st 1:30 130 te 1:30 4 Hour Sale . . . Friday 9:30 te 1:30 1.99 LADIES’ SHORTS Washable poplin, denim and a in all desirebie ‘colors. Sizes 16 to 1 on sleeveless, SS: 4 Hour Sele ; . . Friday 9:30 te 1:30 89¢ BOYS'-GIRLS’ SHORTS Buy te for the balance of the summer. Banf Full cut. Gizes-3 to 6. Goes Back to 89¢ After 1:30 Gis Back tu $1.08 Atte ¥:b0 33° e | Reg. 8c 00| aie - GOWNS, ae KIMONOS ts. , 4 Hour Sale . . . Friday 9:30 to 1:30 _ BOYS! SHIRTS--JEANS 1.99 value! Buy now for school. Piaid flannel shirts, 3 to 16; Sanforized jeans, € to, ij. Coes Back to $1.99 After 1:30 ok 37: iginal Price st 1:38 Come early 4 Hour Sale . . . Friday 9:30 to 1 2.69 BIRDSEYE DIAPERS First_quality, highiy for. _these!._ absorbent. 37x27. Limit 2 dozen, _ Goes Back to $2.69 After 1:30 4 Hour Sele, . . Briday 9:30 fo 1:36 2.99 GIRLS’ DRESSES epee! perchast: of better sgatton plaids and Goes Back #6 $2.99 After 1:30 rane 00 83 230 69 a tout bile... Wiles Onn 1:30 5.99 MEN’S PANTS While last, pants sedused tos + + Goes (Rick to $5.99 After 1:80 A Mowe Sele: » Friday 9:30 te 1:30 1.99 MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS fevtes | in guarentded washable 4d colors, fabri. "Goss Bock fo $1.99 Athen 1:30 ; 16. va =o he - Pore A Se aS PS ig 52 ap as \ « 2 ; Le pie Oo : ne nee gee ! ; ‘ ri * : woe ss ; : coche 2 10 S r WEEK'S E PE ca re - \ “CHIC - ELECTRIC HOME , CLIPPER SET COMES COMPLETE GUARANTEE ~+d Wier agree t0 Yepair-or replace 3 een Free_of Charge for a year, any - Chie product which does not | give perfect satisfaction. . A GNU, Pursues By A PACK OF WILD DOGS, WILL BE BROUGHT, DOWN IF HIG FLANKS REMAIN UNPROTECTED. | _. BUT WHEN HE BACKS FIRMLY INTO! Seman” : HE HAS A FIGHTING CHANCE. _) : | alan Wn alz ¢\ a . me, ‘ ‘ { ‘ % : ’ ee t . a d ’ HALF-PINT ese -- HOOFS--AND THORNS COIN BANK: > ve lites | With Lock oO _ ARE ENOUGH TO HOLY THE PACK AT BAY. \e a o Me NE S&S on . 1G ‘SAVINGS oe JOHNSON'S “ae 86=sCBAABY yg _ POWDER to i go—and $5 for the. bahy sitter _[WHOOPEE! “MA ond PA FRAYERS’ away . on vacation — The FRAYER BOYS run WILD! - |DRASTIC REDUCTIONS |i Ideal Traveling Bag for Men and Women ae Scuff-Proof —W ater-Proof SPECIAL — ' Storewide Sale —Everything ‘Must Go! — : APPLIANCES —~— if | ayoeemr cance CLOTHES DRYER, Our Reg. $269.95, NOW......$188.000% OT T | =) EY aS , 3) \\U, BEACHand ‘AUTOMATIC WASHER, Our. Reg. $269.95, NOW $198.00 f Heese Gers
  • oan es = : f te ewe mes In the GMC Truck and Coach|Gibbs, of piringha. whe had refused to |roup the only industrial engineer-| * © '* . | _ jot the class af *32. “speak to anyone. The man show. |ing degree. will be given to Rob- Receiving four-year business ad-, ea some improvement under |¢tt D. Foster, of 1706 Tull Ct. ns tage By ent ove : wi Mechanical ‘ontiac men; James e, of M 5 2 Areatment with. tranquillixing ee Guased ates Dead tan exico eniences Ao mea him. |80 Newberry St; Miles G, Doolit-|Henry Goemmel, and Wayne in Detroiters’ Slaying : 4 a? tle, and James G. Maxwell both |Charies Wessels, both of 569 E 4 ; Jonald| Huron St. F . : tis the| ot 22 _W- Huron; St; and Donald “ ward. Soon afterwards R. J ‘Birmingham, Pontiae men receiving the four- i : iz : patient was found trying to teach sear year engineering diploma will be| C1VDAD VICTORIA, Mexico dy ul our ext a the bird to talk. Next he single Pontise man SP" |Samuel P; Beebe, of 569/W. Huron|— TW? American motel owners |’ — 7 : began The {alking to nurses, telling them that gored by Truck and Coach Di- is * ciavion D. DeLofge, of 982/@Ve beem sentenced to 30 years” other} Vision receiving a business a4- | arovie Ave., Chauncey Lee Dirks, ot ore bo ved —— of 37 E. Rutgers“Ave., and Rich-|°! @ Detroit couple in 1956. Rehm, of 30 Mark Ave. William wel Lund, of 25 Monroe St. William A. Shelton of Dallas, * R. of 2360 Z ae ty * |Tex., and Joseph P. O'Brien of es ; Rd., is the only local graduate Others county receiv: i _ Now the patient is president of| receiving @ four-year business ing the, as are: Donald B, |New York, both 31, were convicted | § e hospital's bird club, with 15 bE “'] Ish, of Ortonville; and David L. [and Sentenced yesterday for tee Bente who hl oh tnt “Re ae" yer engine] Nee oe Reis ue a, al th. the hospital greenhouse where|i@ diplomas will be: William D.|- The only area man sponsored by’troit, ‘ they can raise their own parakeets Casey, 90 Mariva St; Parks A./Pontiac Motors to receive the lb) 2. were accmsed of lure .. “ x . phieral arts graduate program certifi- ing: the Kennison’s a hunting : M. Madonio, 4423 Homesite” Dr.;|cate will be Albert H. Stauffacher, trip and then robbing and il sey ‘sof 69 Spokane Drive. Robert Jean Ruggles) S. Edith; Ten year key awards to be pre-| ims them. : CARACAS—Fifty-seven per cent)St.; and Billy. D,. Ydneil, of 759)Sented by the Pontiac Motors ‘De The bodies of the Kennisons |. of the Venezuelan government's in-|Squirrel Rd., Aubyrh Heights. vision will go to William C, Kil- were discovered in a forest about) | come last year was devoted to pub-| Others receiving similar diplo-\len, of 94 Glenwood -Ave., and|16 miles from here five days after |” - Hic-works. ‘and development .pro-|mas will be: Ronald G. Coleman, Donovan D. Wharff, of 2454 Middle-|the slaying. Both bodies had been grams. ot Royal Oék; Clifford D. Hunt belt Rd. patton 2 mane. ad OKs zy * Jr., of Birmingham; Richard P-.| ton "Brien were ar!” ‘\A jet fighter has flown from /Kroninger, of Clarkston; Robert E.| Four-year engineering diplomas London to Rome.in 94% minutes |Moehiman, of Lake Orion; and/going to men sponsored by the! —66.1 miles an hour. Edward F, Rossman, of Oxford. GM Proving Grounds, at Milford, and Winter Coat... NOW...and SAVE! Every coat in this sale is a brand new, next Fall garment in the most wanted models and fabrics . . . so. save $10 or more by choosing yours ~ now. : u) be = J Cc = a : 4) 3 a J i‘ Q g 9g & > § . USE OUR LAYAWAY. PLAN A small deposit will hold any garment - . : ; — ee ee MEY ere eS. 4 H ; HARRIE HOUR I cl eR STF ee ae eed of your choice until wanted. _ ANNUAL SUMMER ENDS. ‘SOON! Final days to select from America’s. finest summer and year - ‘round suits. at huge ‘savings! Worsteds, gabardines, tropicals . . . | and 2 pants suits selected and reduced from the Hub’s regular stock. You can’t afford to pass up values like these! $45 and ‘49.50 SUITS Handsome tropicals and lightweight worsteds—stailored right, as only fine suits are. ) SAVE up. to $20.50 455 and ‘59.50 SUITS g§¢@ l.and 2 pant tropical . suits—-fine 100% imported wool flannel, ‘and year ‘rounders. '@ {SAVE up to $20.50 All wool Imported tweeds and Shet- lands, with zipper: linings . . . these ~ €oats will seit for $5950 starting September Ist. AUGUST PRICED imported tweeds, all wool gabardines, . Shetlands . . . all finest quality, all newest styles . 5, will sell for $65 Septernber Ist,.- : AUGUST PRICED | 65 and ‘69.50 SUITS ¢ ‘4 Dacron and wool, silk and - woo! tropicals—year-‘round, 100% “a wool worsteds, flannels, gabardines, tweeds. # ‘SAVE up to $20.50 Bal-Ragian and set-in sleeves in rich looking Shetlands, imported tweeds, gabardines . . . to sell at $69.50 on September Ist. AUGUST. PRICED me Se a EL oR $75 and *79.50 SUITS Fine hand-tailored, nationally advertised brands, including our ses Eagle clothes. imported and monic fabrics, by Gs Ree eee. Imported velours, Shetlands, juxurt- ous tweeds, rich coverts .. . all de- fux¢ quality... all to be sold at $75 ‘ Starting September Ist, This fomous.onnual Hub-First event gives you the pick of the i) iit aS lle: tlt ie ili ey - @O0D CATCH — Seining may be illegal at Florida’s Silver Springs, but who wouldn't break the law to nab a pretty mermaid ee ee beauty back. ambitious fishermen, and you can bet the boys won't throw this. pia W. Saginaw Saginaw | United Press Phete ‘Ale Watchdog of Western Pacific ‘Tiny Guam Big U. S. Defense Link ‘een ee oo git aya We Give Holden Red Stamps we Meee Oe Right to Limit Quentities len eprint prosion ih new ss roto-magic deodorant As | ny "Wherever as |e eran 8 Bop Sh ‘AT THRIFTY “DRUG STORES 4985 Diixe Bw Next to National F PERUASTICh bombe Auntie 15,000 Filipines, aTSTe Fabien (Sram nates aes meee ene aaa me | chain tn the Par East, Here's @ pro- [ly sp the key role of this jaar thnportnat; Guam is | Chores ranging from driving bull: : file of this strategic island.) J west Pacific possession in the U. S. Prvie s sell, As such it pre- doxers to tending bar, By JM defense picture, sents a firm footing for American | The other 25,000 are sailors and/ : The fabulous super-smooth- ; ad Guam already is the hub of the er in the Far East | sir families. plus @ ing lipstick thet stays on... striking power and their , Plus 8/ * AGANA, Guam @-Bitter agita-| Pacific defense ring, site of a first) _.ae not sabject to cries of , is, — & GaMP} tothe store will help—you to | Optometrist me ee eee of RIT 99° le Dextri Maltose . - tel . bag or covered dish. and join, bacon, beet steaks and || ele ginaw Street 11500 Se Yu Tablets : a ‘ | Most grocers are now handling) roasts, and veal cuts are items { Phone FE 4-6842 ‘ $700 tomatoes and quality| fy check this week | al case 1 Dennison Diaper Liners : ser improving. -A medium =a red- EGGS — Large grade A eggs 4 al 9 Geritol $ 19 : Ho oye Vitamin Ayo the are scarce. Small size eggs now, | “Better Things in Sight” | id ort ao ee | ay. oe hg nip hangs wn a bree! | | ' —* hd sa Fi { de. Giyeering Suppositories . ‘ Bineberries and new apples for grade A éggs at 39 cents give the | _Open Friday Evenings i | “ $ 38 | etre cee eae ta =| |] 200 Dicalcium Caps. wz. “1” : to freeze, then ask mith lnbye vays of the smn patel ll , Closed Wednesday Afternoons || se Swann . Super SPECIAL * for Jersey, Pion or |which are 38 to 40% cents a pound. |! os B 2.98 Hi-Potency with B12 $198 Clea in Ti ¢. ‘ Vitamins . . . 1* {400 al g . es... 21° ae © Is PAINT SA SALE! - BUY WITH | CONFIDENCE WALL TILE Py ite Therapeutic Form. caps °4* 369 =e , ) urn par I $998 3 HOUSE PAINT. TRAVERSE RODS . y oa mele Meads: eee ee 2 ! Hf Eagle Brand NOW ONLY ee pe 2 3 4 with B12 $400 jm Antares eg | 24 t0 46" ALL YOU WANT 100 Livertron-B Complex . “I t Cal. pe maa ee Odd Lots seieceielt | sare we. % iS Armstrong Vinyl, _ Genuine Gold Seal “YES, WE SELL _ | Pt. Cod-Liver Oil. oe 6 as 98 rm ASBESTOS First Quality LINOLEUM TILE : First Quality | ae Paint & Tile “Mart — : oy Crys and Operated 959) (a Na Ke 2 # A ew eee ee ‘1 Absorbine Jr. ... . . §9¢ 3" Reducettes..... timy 5277 |°I" Listerine (Antiseptic). . 69° 69° Gleem Tooth Paste. .. ! KOTON &. FORMULA “99” | uot | WORR our? | A SERIOUS MESSAG 13 T0 YOU! taal HOUSE PAINT Angus | Hou Come: Sia Tete to 6. Fri. fa yin of Free P cin be rascals FE 2.1026 126 Pint Rubbing Alcohol . ... j ee Roe Vo eis ‘A - Sen Aids — Amazon Ships “ Minerals 400 = Miles Closer + ‘WASHINGTON — A new system of navigation aids at the-mouth of iris True Life Adventures : 1 Mined Value 87 Distributed by King Featwes Syadicng ‘Boxes HAVE BEEN Bt et etn FRISKING WITH BIGHORNS, THE _|timated value went up 38 per cent LATTER ENTERING INTO THE to $51 million, * SPIRIT OF THE GAME _ ANIMAL: SPIRITS _ Cement production, ranking sec- WITH PLAYFUL. BLTTS. [ond behind iron ore in total value, a ‘ta : ©1957 came to 22,775,000 barrels and was NS 2 war ot Productions (valued at some $71,300,000. Plants Sloe fe : —- Michigan also produced 10,753, barrels of crude petroleum worth IN AN EXcEsE OF GOOP SPIRITS, AN AFRICAN million dollars; and 8,700,000,000 HORN@ias .. fie CAVORTS ‘CLUMBEILY ON oe GROUND, Detroit Youth Killed, Rises in State | 455 Totals Topped by’ 7 Pct.; Michigan Second | in Iron Ore | LANSING @ — Value of — "|$31,400,000; 42 million tons of sand | and gravel valued at $37,300,000; | 33,700,000 tons of stone worth 29° by So ri British Economist Seanad Mastiower “Visit Superior Ports - ——e Lake - Superior Governor To ps Picnic Guest List te tor Troy Dems ‘People Approved Purge, Mascow Radio Cigims “LONDON (INS) — Moscow ra- ‘aa guile Pre diye tan Bigs. A ae ae ee eee between 11% to 2 times the Sean of ainda aoe of the British population own cars, ot American families have in- ear oe =| America Has MoOTre. POOP a: ssccauy ves! exten tr Lydall, senior pensirch officer at dends. pametie._ Chimps Just Won't Talk | youth was killed and three others] NEW YORK—Chimpanzees have} collided with a five-ton truck and Three Injured in Crash ' WINDSOR, Ont. @ — A Detroit! injured last night when their car ANN ARBOR (INS) — Oxford| comes below the national aver: |atomists say the brain areas which human speech, yet all attempts to teach them words have failed, An- an auto it was to wing. Richard Paluch, 21, died in the {University economist Harold F.| *se than in the case of Britain. ‘Lydall said today there is a higher’ Phgodinn economist said distribution. proportion of poor families in the other hand. is more equal. inthe United States than in sequal ce a than Br ome, | Britain. includes rent, interest Arg divi-; f from property, on port of an extensive comparison of/momic health of the two countries, family incomes in the U.S. andjhe said Americans enjoy far more | | Britain at the University of Michi-jattomobiles and consumer dur- gan’s 10th annual Institute on Sur-jables, but they are also much tort of made the first public re- Commenting én the general eso- control \developed in the ape family. speech are greatly under- William Knight, 22; Joe —— 2 es Ww COMPLETELY INSTALLED with Tack- ONLY lees Wateliation over heivy ped. New =e Miracle fibre that regularly sells for $5. 95 per yard. 4 colors, "School Sensation _, Wash n’ Wears! Dan River and Pacific Mills invited our buyers to 4 hush-hush showing i of this fall’s cottons! Great day, we picked ‘em, paid cash and carried them off! Now you pick your size, your style, your color—a real Penney value |” SPECIAL PURCHASE! _ THE FLOOR SHOP” ‘Man Found Wandering - | on-Chicago’s North Side | CHICAGO @ — A Kansas a Resident Bound Over. on Stabbing Charge will be ina sua} 16 and is held in jail on $500 bond. | charged with assaulting) Boys’ Long Sleeve © | GINGHAM SHIRTS © Take machine washable Sen- forized gingham plus Pen- ney’s tailoring, put . ‘em to- gether and boy: you've got a shirt — a stock-up-now price, ‘EXCEPTIONAL PENNEY BUY! BOYS’ _RYGGED 10-OUNCE DENIM JEANS - Stock up now ‘and get set for the outdoor venidiih ahead! These hefty 10-ounce Sanforized blue denims _ stand up to all the rough-house a growing boy can give them and still come back for more! . ty of Penney quality features, too, comfortable full cut _ fit, bartacking at all strain points, heavy duty zipper: : om 4 eames puma washable. tie I ain ee tt: _THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, aveusr’ 8, 1057 tising claim on the side of this egg vendor in-Austinburg, 0., and most children think that means right from the wooden hen perched. | atop it. The first of its kind in Ohio, Lewis Enquist, a local poultry- man, gives it the once-over. So far it has been very successful, aioe eee - money in just to see how it works. Did. you tuowi lk abuk nee rday some of] + of every 10 American women Ting to a stock " with them/2°™ uses an electric shaver? When he returned, a new tractor aa ~ & This electrifying nugget of knowledge was disclosed in a sur- ‘| When you read so much about!YeY Which also found that 96.2 per the bad things going on in the|°ett' of modern homes now have $4.3 per cent of our homes are She Should Take Lessons without blenders and 943 per cent} session, held in the Pinnlsh C0 ‘he. replied . ‘ ' bound to be a fuel sbartage!" retios, and Sl pie nae Pare UAE sometines: en a isis sate. * * * In most families, however, fa- and do the dishes by hand. Some jhave no rautomatic A German zoologist st out with 1 F geil: of ther still has to mix his drinks) les from 73 to 100 per cent| lhe was surprised to find two c ae doors. Nordics Map J jibe S.8. 6 On one door wag the HELSINKI-—The Nordi¢ Council, |..communist hell,”" to ote of a consultative body including dele-| ,. . “Capitalist hell.” : . gates from the Nasional ee Norway, Denmark, Fintund: and “Which do you choose?” he was Iceland, recently décided in its @sked. “The ~ Communist “hell, “tll “There is “Doubtfal : ‘Ty pl ication a 13-pound brain a, larger full year, had o bicadnition toll Souad ¥¢ hall sredeilichilie ‘to ike cheshed the wine prodecers by al- population, the largest number of |tributing her longevity to the fact centenarians in the country. that for over a century her diet ccpigaanpeomarnag eri a wea noomuiaonpain 50 couples had been wed 50 years or more, x *« *& Marie em who was 104, Jean Mansard, at 99, who al- ready had nine children, married a girl of. 18, who in due time bore boon Bcned RtBae Fe Cade ihe ‘or inside flat finish. ey the second geen BUY NOW AND ‘sive THE FLOOR SHOP PENNY PRINT SALE Gal. ae % Cals. $3,99 FE 4-5216 “Fresh from the nest” is the adver- | | i] $440 Million More Per Year Inflationary Spiral Spins Into. Railroad Freight Bill WASHINGTON (INS)—The in-) Railroads atl 17 per cent above flationary spiral has taken pee Se oe eet eee spin with the addition. of/and got seven per cent. cent. in addition to the five per] and of Virginia and Southwestern Penn- per cent in the South. received a seven was the 14th across-the- |Per cent interim increase Apple Group-Chooses President From Oregon CINCINNATI # — R. R. Reter, 42" Cabinet Sink | 939% tae" FOR YOUR FAMILY’S | HEALTH! | oa 21x24 Sink epurity | cag -@ ACCURACY || 21022 Mae @ INTEGRITY || tae “YOUR” | Prescription is in ir ~_ ends wae Ast Quolity — | 6. ‘A, THOMPSON | is NS. | H Southern Railroads asked 10 per! a ne ee ae | 21x32 Double le Sink | ‘ony $1695 zs ff . a Star kok we: tee P ps Given on = BRpe Lieu ae 6 i to oP putten Bers! eer ae 2 free ee ee ee een ‘ NAAAAAAAAAAAAARANARAAAANADNAANNANAANNAAAARAAA . Toastmaster 2 eS S b : SCHICK eee S Moronota. ¢ Dunbeam : ‘Automatic §“Wiscon FRY PAN = . = 4 . ss RAZOR { Tosster | wettinerne {te ton": — “4 $ $ ott 102" Size 95 Toaster 3 Hi a pote : $ com - $22.95 Value "99.50 s .4 Reco ayers 4 aap -$' 99. tie “D wm frame STDS FE piece Bene ™ 7 33-4 = “12° § Bie SAVINGS } < Without Trade $11.95 3 ca Casa a — = e a ae 4 Keep Your Ovtdoor Eating Area Free of ~20-INCH Magi-Lux } shah PAINT iANTSeMOSQUI OES! _ REVERSIBLE : oe: Taber Lasem-Aliyd Plat : as ‘ pak terrace =. / | $056 sate ‘$398 ca. 3 a Safety Guard Grill . ,_ All Colors q | tefomatic ROBOT CHa ER. : pe ING CARTRIDGES, attach be - Seve , es bf = 4 Reg. wy S SERS siiecrdsren ONE APPLICATION > ; i | 9” GE F AN , “s, REMAINS EFFECTIVE FOR 39.395 > WEEK Utility Model 3 5 Yr. Guerantee Portable Reg. $99 s a ; +e ‘ cae / ( i ‘ (ea 4 THE poyrtac PRESS. THURSDAY, AUGUST 8. 1037 either - geet a. citer car. Ps‘ perioat mae: Oe in the other car were slightly in- . Gertrude Young of South shed behind the house. sceaet a hakvhen dex taco Carl Bunker Ff otae Wednesday “into her burning master’s house when he climbed into a cattle wa- Boy Drowns in Tank REED CITY @ — [wo-year-old Final ‘Week of PAULPS | fenideucen ta the ‘ig sit of Bion, 1 Semi- Annual Clearance Sale - The blast was in | BF pet fe Sot, ee oe Special Table of Table of Sports ENP wet ennce's ene" ODDS ’n’ ENDS §6p | Flats and gopgg|h the goat ht te ‘Values to $10.95 , Suumapretion . i Griered ap all plied sive Red Cross Shoes _Men’s Nunn-Bush, | dome wortonen were and Other Brands Edgerton and Pedwins eRe 40 Dress or Casual Styles with Values to $13.95 $@* Values to $25.95 (Greater Savings on Discontineed Patterns) Special Group of Boys’ Shoes Sizes 314 to 6 Widths A thru D PAUL'S SHOE STORE 35 N. SAGINAW _ Serving Pontiac. Over 75 Years! $7 16° ux Now $ 49s Open Friday Nights Til 9 P.M. Fantastic Low Prices . Advertised Name Brands ‘TTT, PO Pee OT ere TTT Teer Oe Big Selections Portable-Window $ “sheweisht 5995. LIMiTE QUANTITY - A tree home conditioner ONLY A FEW LEFT! KIT Special Clearance Values ” Last call to buy finest quality menswear ot prices much lower than you'd pay for ordinary quality . outstanding bargains in every depart- clothing . . ment... harry! Reg. $49.50—$47,50 1 and 2 Pants Summer and Year ‘Round Suits Reg. $57.50—$55.00 1 ond 2 Pants Summer and Year ‘Round Suits Reg. $65.00—$59.50 1 and 2 Pants Summer and Year ‘Round Suits Reg. $75.00-—-$69.50 1 and 2 Pants a Summer and Year "Round Suits ~ Reg. $89.00—$85.00 1 and 2 Ponts - Summer and Year ‘Reund Suits ~ Reg. $110.00—$100.00 1 and 2 Pants Summer and Year ‘Round Suits f¥ i «ion Sie contains: / esa 16 Se h) Velve Tropical Year-Round Slacks : T 24-Pe. Service for 6 20-Pc. Starter Set “Were 8.95 to 10.95, Now $ 5.99 E Stainless Steel $ Unbreakable Were 35.00"... Now $17.65 a : TABLEWARE . Dinnerware Were 29.50 sees .Now $21.65 22 Oy | Vy F1.P 36 Knives 200.8105 344 Chip Bos. 3998 SPORT SHIRTS & Secens- 88 3 Crack or 88 reeves, famous makes including 6 Spoons or ‘New Low Price € Teor Za Mabe Break a insdit stripes, in’ every color a S $8 °*END POLISHING ~ _$> BOW STYRON PLasTic — $2 88 Vales 5 “BOAT CUSHIONS — WATER § “ hash tthe many fos: ecishere) err ny ps . Cycle Clinton Engine. SWIM EQUIPMENT — UP TO 50°, Orr DRESS SHIRTS . S$. Coast Guard Approved—100% Kapok LIFE JACKETS ss 92.9 oft $5.00- $10.95 qualities, superbly tailored, short sleeves, whites,. solids, patterns, white on whites with spre, regular or button- : | ws3, ‘Lawn Sprinkler % rrepsines — roids tor Sora hia oa SN UO-FT. SECTIONS soy Reg. +] 89 pongo to 50 Fr. ; Poll Only $6.99 TeereeeeeeeeeeeeeeeereeeeeereeeeeeeeereeereeerereeeereeerereeerrreY OOOO O OOS POCOR TT PY TOTS TOTO TO OCITS FOOT TT POOT CT OOT POOTTOTOT pwr TT eT ee Te ee ee ee eee ee ee ee ee ee “cose. our 10" 2 2 iP. Clinton, Engine Duotrim # Power Mower = 36” FOLDING COTS " TEL-HURON: — Open noes ge : SAVE ON QUALITY SPORTSWEAR, FURNISHINGS, SHOES and HATS — Walk Shorts Selection Were 5.00 ........ Now $ 3.96 Were 6.95 ...-.-- Now $ 5.56 Were 7.95 .....+- Now $ 6.36 Were 12.95 ...... Now $10.36 SPORT COATS ~ $2950 qualities, all famous makes including Phillip Morris a Shetlands, blends, English Shetlands and featheretiagt fabrics. $19.00 GAUCHO SHIRTS $3.95 to $695 quali t sleeve, newest collar styling, out- standing selection of warm weather patterns and colors, so cool—so comfortable. . $2.88 Save, Too, on Fine Quality Pajamas, . Bathing Trunks, Cabana Sets, a Shoes — All Straws 1, Off TREMENDOUS REDUCTIONS on the Nation’s most handsome Summer Tropicals_and Year ‘Round | and 2 Pants Suits... name, every one finest. quality. PRICES SLASHED AGAIN! Reg. $37.50—$35.00 1 and 2 Pants ‘Summer and Year ‘Round Suits * Reg. $45.00—$39.00 1 and 2 Pants _ Summer and Year ‘Round Suits every one a famous $26 $34 slashed to slashed to You Are Invited to — CHARGE. YOUR PURCHASE AT NO EXTRA COST! “DOWNTOWN srote slashed te $39 Fe $44 slashed te a slashed te | . ~*~" Sally Janlak almost hit a 300 eo © hee oe a te 8 SAG, CME ME A AME: EA A sisal tr dol dh fa ate aa lhe : _awenrv. six fee { ae nin powrtaé PRESS, 5. rHURSDAY. AUGUST 5 10 Fa pa ew 300. £5 / i thalleiace es U. S. Fleets NORTH TONAWANDA, N.Y, “game but on her twelfth ball she got eight pins for a 298 score. She ~ has been bowling seven years. Her Russia Baling Great + Naval Strength i TOKYO (INS) — A new can tilons, Russia appears to be get- {power is rising in Asia to fill the/ting up vacuum left by the sinking of the| 7. Japanese Imperial Navy. It inion. And for the first time ‘in its enough steam to seriously challenge the United States, whose have reigned supreme in tlie far Pacific for more than a century. The tip-off that the Russians The Latest Fashions in— Men’s and Women’s Apparel EASY TERMS» '¢ National YS oy othing Co. 9 Ss. Saginaw St., Pontiac are in dead earnest is the seal- ing off of their great port and _naval base at Viedivestok from all foreign eyes. With the exception of a few months ane the Japanese onck American / Ocean _AP today, for example, the biggest fighting force anywhere _ Uv. ~ Seventh fleet — ranges off Soviet jet over the Japan Sea and in 1954 another Navy Neptune was) destroyed in the area. Events indicated some of these planes were not within 50 miles of Viadivostck when the Russians ovary went after them. In these days of atomic warfare, thel it might net-be-good sense to put) all those eggs in one basket, but | stant combat readiness. “Ameri.| choice in can warships are at home in-Yo-| sTaRTED BUILDUP COMMUNITY ‘BANK Pays 212% on SAVING CERTIFICATES § Deposit your surplus savings or investment 7 savings at any one of our 8 convenient banking offices. NATIONAL a Year # | quite sure what the Russians are} up to, but both “Japanese andj Ships from ME | American naval authorities know| Arctic Ocean. enough about Soviet intentions and yuu jequipment to piece together a fairly conclusive picture. One day last month Moscow announced that from now on Viadivostok and its immense bay was closed to navigation by for- dan thine th eee Kong, other class, some 10 large destroyers and an untold number of sub- marines, Rassian sub strength in the far Pacific is. estimated at “more than 100” by Naval intel- ligence, Seventh Fieet com- mander Vice-Admiral Wallace Bay Beakley told this reporter last month that U. S. Navy ships had contacted some Red subs as far The Russians -very pneu it S., Sail teeat Sour bie aircraft carriers in Far Eastern waters at any one time, still main- tains the upper hand. REAL THREAT IS SUBS vt. threat is her sub- Her 16,000-mile, a SAMA TILE “Rubber ” Tile 6" = 6” =, 2 a” =i 7 .. ‘. ns 2 oy : ‘. n a ar Poca ‘You Want! - = | LINOLEUM. 7 colors to choose from: : = a” a ae RUGS sag paige = = c = Mar) Qvoli sh : soe = oo ie aoe i _ALL YOU WANT! 8 FREE FREE = ‘he Floor Shop “" 99-101 SOUTH SAGINAW ST. Open Monday & Friday ‘til 9 P.M. “LOOK HERE! BUY NOW! ae ER le group similar to the above. August priced at ~ Deal Directly! No Finance Company! vats METRO IN ayers selection of coreou s3-pece sectional iE. siied new room/ set- ‘och time. Metro eo on ect Aug We Loon You Tools bw TILE CUTTERS |. ‘Russians have very little Asia. Murmansk. via the o* / in far Pat Hitler’ ‘s. Sticks to Truth Now LAS VEGAS, Nev. # — Leona | buildup — and the Pacific|Gage Ennis, the “queen, for aif * eo ie ried and bed mother of two’ chil-| dren. | ” I'm neon going to tell another) lie,” ‘she reaffirmed yesterday at) the. Tropicana Hotel, one of Las. Vegas’ biggest gambling casinos. | where she jis rehearsing for a: Sept. 4 night club debut. os 2 Testing, a newsman asked how. she felt about gambling. “T don't believe in gambling,” Miss Gage replied. while a probably also/Casino press agent shuddered, she | have some 10 cruisers and 50) %dded: Fea) gad core Brag bankrupt.” 9 New Markers to Point Events. in State’s History | LANSING. (AP)-Nine more official historical markers will be: | |\dedicated in August, the State Historical Commission reports. The new dedications wilt bring the state’s total of markers to ‘more than 40 by the-end of the said. month, the commission The story of the passenger pigeon, is told-in a marker at Oden. At Three Rivers, a marker to be dedicated during the home- coming celebration will tell the im- Actual 50% ' Savings! Tt! eB ht at Metro! OFF SALE 2-PC. SECTIONAL CUT % ina ‘AUGUST! Toke advantage of Metro's. great buying _power. See these beautiful 2-piece sectionals. You can get them this month at 50% below regular prices. Small down agit” seen at once, We'll Pay For Your Parking: — in Any Lot TREE DELIVERY Within 300 Miles ) [tot Trafic Horo Spee pact pind Mrs. America} FullLengths . Toppers " Advance Selling — Fall and Winter ful “Warmly Interlined. Smart Fabrics N ew Colors "LAYAWAY SALE at Sealy season prices! A marker at the Gros Cap High-J - ‘Reg. 16.99-Each— a = | Special Clearance COATS TOPPERS End of Season Sale! — Values to 12.99 each Values to 16.99 each ~ $@ sg THREE TERRIFIC ‘GROUPS! | Reg. 12.99 Each Reg. 14.99 Each see DRE ‘ New Markdownst. for: “1s Condensed Stock! Sportswear SKIRTS Values to 5.99 each 2 for ss A rang stag border prints in cotton ee — solid color styles. and lin i ; enn, € Blousettes Each os $ Some. og mine ee ‘our: a Back-to-School DRESSES Advance $ F 99 Selling up Reg. 3.99 each | Children’s Wear — Sizes 8 to Gx and 7 to 14, Datk cot- tons in plaids, stripes .and solid bright colors. White-touches for fall. a His ee Be ee ; 7 a “s = f oe af eee aay os = os a : ap i \ 2S PGs oe oe ot Ae Ae 3 E: 2 7 a a BA bg eA, ¥ ot yan (ee 8 ‘ky _vam PONTIAC PRESS _ THURSDAY, aueust ae eee | - Big Monster Whales\/apan Expecting mete OU oe stil Swim in Seas: . Tourist Boom __ |ses lel. : Throughout 1957 {rer tis sate . tes TOKYO. NS) — Tin veer flied of Dawpen coms sulci Goer ieee w ath a sid deans ii shams troops, Batista, fa the heavily guarded| tums Svar knows 10 exist itt|the rooster — 1957 — is expected Maestra mountains, surrounded Whether Casts armed movelpresdetal palace in Havana é -|to bring a tourist boom unprece-) ¥ ® force of “revolutionaries” | ment sg can ever|doesn't regard Castro as much of|%0t, Perhaps, for long. me o a that hag risea from an original [reach the ot, stirring ‘upja threat, and he says he intends Ts the net ome te wine | ace Bean : oe “81 to 400 or miore, Castro wages |enough over-|to serve out bis term which would!a monster that can grow more picturesque ‘oh A Ne p ts a ot government fro bon apps doubt ~ jexpine in February, 1959. than 100 feet long and weigh 150/°Herry weet . ick - ic. 00 3 ose Owe ere : tons. Its bulk equals 35 elephants ee yA and more than twice the weight cndcns general have Bos ae Now for Best Selection! Girls’ their dn Suess Os Oe ot foreign visitors in recent years. DRESSES ter, denser than aif, supports; Last year, the figure jumped them, On land their own weight| to 120,000 and Japanese tourist 95. would push down on internal or-| officials expect the figure to be | Kate Greenaway. All and kill them; even higher this year. washable cottons. Priced * “hese whales get a big start | The Japan Tourist Bureau said} from . in life. Newborn babies are up to {the number of tourists visiting : 9 2% feet -long, says the National |Japanese shores in 1957 is expect- Boys’ New . | Geographic Society. The females jed to increase by at least 15 per ‘ nurse their young in the water, jcent over the preceding year. Air- SPORT ‘SHIRTS- a ee ‘lines, shipping firms -and hotels ¢ %5 | | es ae na single day. jare being showered with ‘orders for ‘back-to-school. Smart Ivy League ae extra rich in minerals’ pro- |the tourist. season which com-| Styles. Priced from 1 the} Boys’ Black or Tan Ivy League Cheno Slacks. $3.95 . ica ll | zi Dowminicas Trujillc then 50 feet long. It swims through! the tourist trade isn’t to be! een pr a ater Ee sh concentrations of a shrimplike taken too lightly in this dollar- “sm ephar nelle poe te nation since foreign visi-jI - All Sales Final _,. lal, Then the ‘great. scoop closes, tors spent some 53 million dollars te | | STARTED LAST DECEMBER fia@a ' l < and the water is forced out through bagel L pamegesiagy when con- } : It all started last December fi Ne Si filters of whalebone — an impor- he pe " : Ghent Preaifant Paul Megkive. % af) = tant source of income for whalers Secied ite * : _ Maari ciunebentdbdvtens 4) jin the days when it was used in| The tourist boom in Japan hast 5 WN. Saginaw : FE 4-1192 corset stays. heen attributed to the encourage: : Carpets — Draperies — Linoleum — Tile — Venetian Blinds — Custom Punilture — Interior Decorating ~ — Broid ‘Rugs = McCandless Store OPEN. EVERY NIGHT TIL 9 PLM.” : ats trat rms Labeled Objects more provisional preaents wer (HEL Child Read Haiti has had |") 2 se Yd. Sq. Yd. | 3-Ply Tweed. ~ Rayon Tweed — | Choice of 10 Colors Choice of 5 Populer | | "Sea oe Colors, 12° Wide Only | Consiiy tated $795 “Completely tastetiod $ a sla shiv aghors ere af comiatne | Phot Finishing Tape Recorders _ Projectors. 2 E i ——— freedom of speech in the Domini can Republic. It is a “silent fand” Set maeeidating veseatment weg one day flare into open revolt, ~ =f * : y . * ie ren gr en ce SS ST 1 by ¢ Ps } i } / | oh ; fs é St hor cd . f All Wool Wilton | “Completely installed ‘gr ‘All Wool Carpet That will Beautify Your Home "Completely installed $] es over watlle ped Sq. Yd. “All Wool:T weed in 3 Colors. , Completely installed ‘I 1" | Bsa ever wallle pad over wattle pad P P E R T bomb blasts, sabotage of commu- 4 S nications, the derailing of trains, ; and sometimes attacks on military oa : CAMERA SHOP Down inf Ciiba’s eastemmost|| 57 W. Huron FE 5-6615 Bark Tweed Top oo all wool Wilton in choice of ae penetiny- 9-12" 3-Ply Tweed. Wool Blend ‘ . 5 Colors — Completely lnstaliod se over wollle pad teva Sel Bering ‘the Month | 2 of August FREE Labor on All Custom mage. Drapes. _ aa $095 | This Does Not include Marked me ; oe a Down Fabrics! % ~~ Wool Wilton Pluck rset |" DANGEROUS - = Cae Cee ee ee PLAY SAFE Widthe BE CAUTIOUS — BE SURE Completely installed - OPEN EVERY NIGHT ‘TIL 9 P R * 28 Mao Poy ~ Pontiac's Oldest ond Largest Floor. Chewing Specialist! | | © Free Home Service a ooo re ndless ern i eR Og SB aad aca | a Is Le RARIION ROTI Vcc dy coy. pNpeeelypiiny enti Mie ease i j) Li. 4 ar ¥ “4 Sh je 9 i \Carnegie Hall 1» |Will Be Razed ° Within 2 Years NEW YORK @—Venerable Car- negie Hall will come tumbling down in 1959 to make way for a, lred-paneled, 44-story office build-| ing. ‘ Louis J. Glickman paid five): million dollars-last year for Car- negie in 1891 and since. then al®2-, The music mecca of world renown. Glickman said the new building, be set back 40 feet from the street ~ By RAY HENRY | Associated Press Writer | AP coungonysennningsaaaly Fi © Eisenhower President signed bih_ which made it possible for: 1. Women to qualify for negie Hall, built by Andrew Car-[social ‘Security payments at age had been 65. | 2. Severely disabled persons to ; dollars jiqualify for monthly payments at #2 milion pena, 50. This was an entirely new the for payments. minimum retirement age they reached 65, Review of New Social ena is And, under the law, they are treated differently when they apply’. Widows and dependent mothers of deceased workers who were covered by Social Security: are able to collect payments at 62— just as if they had waited until : Fie pee Meari R. VanOilder, Jr., Jo. a waits to draw her payments after percentage of what she could get if she waits until 65. By June 30, about 710,000 women} Reker Colhemn. 00 Wort Buatelt and would feature a sunken land-|Progsram. * WORKING WOMEN—That is, _Payne scaped plaza to be used for out-| Since then, nearly a million | women who have worked and (mental or disability so ROS Ye as Sates Tuesday “|door cultural exhibits. people in the two groups have | paid Social Security tax on thelr |severe that he can't engage in| ' ag ae The Philharmonic-S: ymphony So- been added to tlie Social Security | earnings—may qualify for pay- | any substantial work, and ee oe m ~ jTex. He had lacie ae aabnd at ite beet rolis. Women under the reduced | nrents at 62. But their payments, & Mes had the is Oe ot | ie toe ; with a 410, ; and 7th Avenue, plans to move) age set-up could qualify for pay- | if ‘they decide to draw them Saat ae rg ; Somevviie, ie. Oatond 4 go i to a new concert hall in the pro-| ments on Nov. 1, 1956. Tho dis- | between 62 amd 65, will be lower | is likely to last | witie T. Jones, 231% Ferry vesgior e jected Lincoln Square Center for] ability payment program went | than if they'd waited until 65 to so ae omen ae Virginie "A. Martenis, 480, Midway: : 4 the Performing Arts in the Cen-| inte operation July 1. collect. In all eases, they can : Arthur, L, Sith, |tral Park West area few blocks) pss ane atten! collect at least 90 per cent of | 3. Has worked under Social] ‘Alice J. Petenets, ‘Birmingham | _ ,|north of Columbus Circle. wtanctate har apaued Sele, thig js| What they would be eligible for Security for five of the ten years! onaia p. Schebor, Clarkston * a be : Bod SePaaae Sometnge | het os before he was disabled and for ere . ili me ss "RETIREMENT AGE es of reti ers are . — or ‘body of - Pe ed if a wife SP drawing pay-| The payments under the disability] dk. ta ae ee =. g racrreg tint 8 a ot Melvindale was recovered yes-|Security law ‘set up three classes | ment at 62, her payments will only) program are the same as the pay- Ana M, Rule, Lake Orion * pulled the trigger. terday from the Rouge River nearjof women for the purposes of/be 75 per cent of what she could/ ments person would be entitled to| ¢ Ce €¢ wo = the Fort street bridge. , drawing: payments: (1) widows'get at 65. Each month that shejif he were 65 and retired. They Mrs. Ps denied. the charge. : Z : —~~|may range ‘from $30 to $108.50 a She said she was in the bathroom, | No_ additional payments) () Ra kid heard a. shot and found Sharon a , a pearaincrovmyr ig! sord venga "|Sue in the bedroom with the gun. program until the disabled person Payne was a 38 auto reaches 65." ~ Tboay Sharon Sue and : *. 8. 9% irmly Dpo a T-year-old brother, David, were | Bridgee’s—the candy variety with all che favorice centers of ‘nuts, creams, caramel, fudge, raisins, and jellies thickly coated with rich, creamy milk chocolate ~~ and a thin, ‘colorfal ‘sugar: shell. Get a bagful for parties, TY at this terrific saving. wi We have FREE entry pan aged praentloony 27, iest la. Pomtince, 50x ; for Pontiac Motor Sage wp ileneaoaale i 3-day-only special-get sour ta tenoren Pa the “GOLDEN PONTIAC” to be given Anniversary celebration covered Chocolate 5S. S$. KRESGE COMPANY ‘Sees Possibility. lof Flood Control ssssivcrers i he billions from the Treasury over Drain Commissioner |, *t two years to enable “fearlier this week, believes the A person who applies for dis- ability payments, can expect to have ‘his name referred to the Senators Lose Hope of she ” e will j ~ r N. Hazelett, Auburn Heights — ws pa . WHY? ARE SOME MEN SO. STUBBORN? WHEN? | THINK ABOUT IT | GET MAD! THIS IS __ A FACT! vocational rehabilitation agency of his state, This is done so he may Getting Full Program get help ‘to put him back in a | job ‘ From House WASHINGTON ; Senate con- ferees virtually abandoned hope} today for the full long-range fea- tures of President Eisenhower's By June 30) some 230,000 disabled persons had applied and qualified for payments under the program. Administration. There is charge fer this service.) over a proposed revolving fund for) making loans for economic devel- opment of _ underdeveloped na- tions. : Eisenhower asked, andthe Sen- ate approved, authority for three-year program with a 500- million-dollar Feels Clinton Relief long-range projects. Would Follow Survey! 14. sioue voted suthority for If a federal survey of flood con- ditions on the Clinton River. is made, Oakland County Drain Com- missioner Daniel W. Barry is con- vinced flood control funds would be | 5# forthcoming. Barry, who was in Washington Sen, Sparkinen (D-Ala) said he w no prospect that the House) eal agree to the full three-year era ay me Senate. * iis Saloces Geta te con promise on. a two-year program with authority for the fund to bor-' row 7530 waiions “he its eg & We have FREE entry blanks for the “GOLDEN PONTIAC” to’be given away free August 27, celebration 1957 in Pontiac's 50th anniversary for Pontiac Meter Division. - SIMANAGER’S SPECIALS DOWNTOWN STORE ONLY Friday, August. 9th and Saturday, Nias 10th ____CLEAR PLASTIC. 7) Ft. GARDEN wose 12 Year Guorentee $339 : ee _NEW. SHIPMENT. OF "PRINTED PERCALE” AS 30°" ‘ Reg. 44¢ Yard | MEN’S | Stretch i Fae Sport Slack Socks Lie KRESGE Reg. 59¢ bo Vou COMPANY | SAM BENSON re a "SPECIAL ORDERS! they argued all day yesterday “SUIT |" TOPCOAT NOW! © =f ante el - Your Selection in Layaway SAM BENSON MANUFACTURERS’ CLOSE-OUTS * ‘o" * Pants! | That's why I get mad when | were told my suits are not 4 ing at $10 or $20 savings, —#+ hope to-see-yousoon ie I've been in the clothing business for over thirty years and I pride myself on knowing clothing, the fabrics, the construction, the tailoring. That should moke them fit perfectly. | know what's on the in- side that's hidden, that the majority of men buy- ing suits don’t- know. | definitely know when a suit or topcoat is a good value, yet. after — I’ve ee the clothing mar- po country’s leading man- ufacturers in order to se- lect the finest clothing possible . . . and believe me, if | don’t find what | believe is a value, |. shop elsewhere “and you men have the same privilege.” Yet... I've heard some of my customers say to me “Sam, is there any- thing wrong with these suits, because of the low discount prices?” . . . LET ME SAY HERE G@ NOW! | buy only the finest pos- sible, from manufacturers who sell their suits and topcoats to somé of the finest stores in America, AND I KNOW my prices are at least $10 to $20 less. ‘someone tells me they what | claim they are. If you need a new suit or topcoat, come in, let me} show you: the finest cloth. and | promsie you this, if it isn’t the best fitting suit you. éver bought, you can’t take it home with you . your new suit: / SAM BENSON a TAKEN: FOR - Hospitals! Nursing Homes! ‘Tint Aid Stations! |) NOW SHOWING! Bovling Dresses ean \ : é : * * z hag +8 4 %. Ayr i % : * “yt %, eae ? ;: 2 ‘ ¥ % * c K 1 _. "WHE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1957_ ® cone Way to Make Living in Rome : Three. a - - ROME GNS)—Thre sing tyjther of «gsi the ging rom every side of the massive; same ons tant ele 41 wale inch Gan wee 0 pees feb-| gel a trilate Cliasle cf Rise! oe ae ote ra patie) in ees They open the ‘pages of-a legend, |8° sttues representing the four/spalva laT8e) over the shoulder and never turn -*. unlock three hearts of the city —? os basin of the fountain, to look again until his return. “The fountain was divided into ae ee " |WATER POURS: The, visiior who knows the | 1, Big Three — as they cal worked each part. ial att _Thave boys of Rome carry ths fot: s . nai: : re es for Penndaka' ‘othe Fontana Di es eee ; = nine into the waters of the foun-/five minutes, you sank or swam,” in the heart of the Eternal City. tain to make their day’s wages.| Mario laughed, : & Their “working” - hours change Legend says that if lovers—or "| 500W Mansfield Holiday Projector | Entargoment | | from night to night — and some- “ons heen saves times no fishing—because the Ital-| ¢ feumtala. The unwritten law | , 400 Foot Capaci Specials a Sein, ba, tao, Mountain. af Trevi Seniesa | Sareea pid etal Sli Rapes Par peo ee ve ae Rolls of 50 Ft. at One Showing | From Your Rome. No. one can. recall for JAILED $ TIMES : adi g : a5 how moany generations this beliet “I have Been caught and jae ao Aldo, oo ge age Favorite has lived. : three ‘times,”’ Aldo said. “A man about’ 5,000 lire for a night’s 3 Days Only — Ey Ie Econ a mret c | Negatives etn, " " i oun ‘ iO . A +“, re) | a 1%, and Antonio. Masci, 34. The _ lthe German became angry becatise| #7" Tn SPECIAL Black and White he was retrieving the coins. aig {Eo “ terrible” added Antonio. “A man| ,“ Ab. = a oo op gas at ayy ~OS any | years ago, tourists used to throw rings and bracelets into. the — But the three contend they buy |tain. ee off some of the police with coins, | “In -3947-T hat the t ah mady ond cigareties. ToT (alee fa Raid with ray onthe rom “Tt was easier five or six years|the fountain. It was fit for a king. ago,” Mario explained, “‘even'It’s not like that any more.” PENNY PAINT SALE Outside white or inside a finish. Gal. $ 98 three coins represent their profes- sion. The trio steals the coins of jove from the Fountain of Trevi. GRANDFATHER FISHED — : For Aldo, the profession: has| | eae See es Ss on? “My grandfather fished in the Fountain of Trevi and his grand- father, too. We call it ‘fishing’ because in the old days they used gmall boats: We are all called} fishermen now. Instead of fish, we catch coins.” The fountain is the largest and eos aes : grandest of ali Rome. It was : . : erected by Pope Clement XTII in CRERFIN G EYEBALIS When building a pipeline it is now 1735. Above a mass of sculptored the thing to use the magic of X-ray to check the perfection of each rocks, stands a colossal statue | weld. This is from the inside out — and the X-ray eye can crawl BLACK and . | {2 ROLLS 52.98 pir pureee-tewy Oye oon 9 i of Neptune, — : down the pipe by itself. Above, a Texas Corporation technician is In ‘the niches to each of Nep-| starting the mechanical monkey on its journey. It will be stopped WHITE C | | Black & White for 1 penny, tune’s arms are statues of health) o¢ q joint and rays emanating from it will be picked up on film on PRINTS ea.) FILM BUY NOW AND. SAVE 2 Gals. $3.99 and abundance and above them two THE FLOOR SHOP ¢ Mn] DOWNTOWN KRESGE’S DOWNTOWN on licts-one of: the old Roman| thé outside of the pipe. Later technicians study the developed film ah Bt as —_— ocean el STORE STORE m general Marcus Agrippa and the| for any defects which might make a weld unacceptable. eae eee | 738 a1." 90 = lees 4° $4.00 Holds in Layaway | . , Your Choice-Hurry! Open "til 9 P.M. 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Place on lightly oiled bak- ii. ae This year there are about a mil-/ with a variety of vegetables, ather|to cover the bottom of the ‘pan./ing dish. Bake in moderate oven| Let stand in the following sauce lign more turkeys on — than'than the ones specified. Note that|Cook three minutes. This may be/until. just beginning to brown. Roll|*t least one day. time, The USDA reports that welY! use RAW turkey to start with. (thickened with com starch, if de-lin biscuit or pastry rounds. Place His teaanoone gait now have more sunimer birds to) Suki Yaki sires her recipe using raw turkey(°0 P&king tray — bake in hot oven} 3 biespoon whole ellspice buy than we ‘used to have at) 7 Sunt raw boned turkey, sticed|is this one that can be a main dish|U%tll brown. | Tf you buy just a turkey thigh Thanksgiving time, >. |PAPEr {bin es cut-in thin rings {{0f.® luncheon or a treat for a| Are you offen at a loss to know|voU might prepare it in the follow- Start the turkey om one side, then} {,*£6e" _eppet, out rimg* cocktail party. what to do with giblets? We are/"& manner: turn to the other, and then to the) elt and pepper ' Turkey in a jand y end up fee them Turkey ~ German Style 1 back, with a shift in position about! #,"cup"ereas beans, slivered 1 pound uncooked turkey (groung|to the cat! Pickled Place large pieces of boned out clothes snowy-white. You get once. an hour during cooking, The] {*,cup, éslery—thin ae ot artic sate|P2 82 vege en Arse tbat: ye ra benefits without extra bird should be basted with pan’ ‘Turkey broth, soy séuce to taste | %4 teaspoon fine sage relish tray. ae extra Denents wi 2 drippings each time the turkey is ee ce , 2 oun ving work with Roman Bleach. . : : turned. . é a 1 teas | Oven temperatures should range Bring to boil . from 325 degrees for a small bird Add: : to 20 degrees for a bird above $s, teaspoon peppercorn Sameeas, © apt a 5 Ib. bird to 9 hours for -ghinate 6 to 12 hours. Remove ' fieanaaen flour. Heat butter in heavy skillet.| ' Se as aewrs . Brown meat. Simmer 1 and % Be ob encanta a hear hours or more until meat is tender. 7 ‘Choose the tender four to * + € Teove tour. Oo ay. 1% te to make a delicious picnic loaf. It en aeeybetes corde) sede “may be served hot or cold. At a ae - tee bird t done. soa pene ee ee ae 5 TILLETLLITLLLLELE LULL Pe - 9 >] > ee “If It’s Alive -—=Tt’s Fresh”. 4 ) ie bread . crumbs 4 ae . oues : ) Lb. Avg. : J Se ET ROASTING re eal aE "Me teaspoon ground out Ie teaspoon ground mace a Ca ns a aa . i over Ko ve 5 : : pine consianty. Beat regen - TURKEYS — DUCKS — FRYERS — STEWERS . = find cag to & smooth consistenc : = ae . 91 C 89 - ~ Blend in seasonings. St ey im : | ) 1 areas ester | Breaded Jumbo Shrimp Cte : into greased 94 x 5 x raat iggy . Breet + e a ' * _Bees F) for one hour o oe “Fresh Fish Is Cheap”? 8 : serving refrigerate m several hours or overnight, then|'™ WHITEFISH — BASS — WALLEYES — HERRING ® cut in slices. For serving bet, cut i 2 “Fal such as crabery sce @ 1 puFEALO «| CATFISH sHriMp =| PERCH |= relish, or pickle relish. Makes 10 5 . =. re stan of| 39% | * 52" | *89* | * 39% I : : {a : ; . ha 4 Let's et eggnog By z ~ a es “Fresh and Selt Woter Fish of All Kinds a vy calorie count “cecteneces PEOPLE'S FISH & POULTRY MARKET : nd cat fist the Sesh), rte : = will bless it as an easy means of/ §2 ers pts it Wholesale and R aeil) FE 4-1521 = entertaining a large group. PTET TTI Ir fTTiltittitit TTTT TTT ti tity} - U.S. No. 1. Choice Grade. HOT DOGS}’ TOILET TISSUE] : “WHITE > Ibs. 3 Ibs. PINK YELLOW Roll NONE SOLD TO MINORS | —" OR DEALERS wits GROCERY ORDER _ MIT QUANTITIES. a 3-13. LIMIT | Jumbo Size ome-Grown No. 1 Large Solid Green Seediess Table King No. 1 CABBAGE KIDNEY BEANS 2 APPLES Tomatoes Cucumbers { GRAPES |t0-1= t0:{? 10° 19: | "toe | Michigan No. 1 New POTATOES } E87) Sunkist Frozen _ LEMONADE _ Summerdale Frozen Patti Pak Frozen PEAS Fresh Dressed @ Fresh bres Oven Ready © _ TURKEYS ioe 4 U. S. CHOICE BEEF ° », ROUND st FAK et 1 ae California , WHITE SEEDLESS GRAPES = 19: Prices subject to market conditions. Vanilla or tm L : Neopolitan LSE A ICE CREAM © Big Family % Gallon _ ‘HUNT'S rl ‘: x | FRUIT cocxTAIL = 19° KRAFT Miracle Whip SALAD DRESSING BIG QUART JAR LAWRENCE or ASPARAGUS ==: Borden's Fresh. CHOCOLATE _MILK~ We reserve right to limit: rer WAX Paar 2239" Banquet CHICKEN WINGS Large 30-oz. can None sold to dealers or minors FRESH TOMATOES: 1% Hamilton Grade A Michigan Grade No. 1 RING ~BOLOGNA TOWN SQUIRE FROZEN APPLE PIES.“ Campbell's Tomato Soup - Pee? ai ez ¥1,00% Finse $ OZ BRECK SHAMPOO — Beantifel Heir BRECK: BRECK CREME RINSE Breck Creme Rinse is used) softness, lustre and manage- ability to your hair. A2oz. bottle of Breck Creme Rinse is now available in combina tion with each $1.00 bottle of Breck Shampoo ; .. hana for $1.00 ¢ federz at WILLIAMS LAKE ces “road end M59 San AUb UN SDALL eh ty vl hi gS 7 as ae ~~ |With Eggs in era , Rice” in Chinese Style Probably you haven't spent | machen dps js ', wiches. It's easy to see why, when. satile meat as it ean play a ya- riety of roles, As an ingredient in jour Western Dried Beef Sandwich, — ‘in combination with casseroles, lotus and graves, X odd 5 See: erous measure of flavor. Next time you're trying to think of something easy to “russle up” for lunch, you'll bring the rangers Sandwiches. : fe Western Dried Beet Beet Sandwich p> semnden & eoaen Genk beet Ny 3. 2 2 i a. edie eidaeuaens exnitiecttn- Wiecnsiabeldies baie hee running with Western Dried Beef! been a favorite. Most recipes call for ham, but this one uses dried beef instead. 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Mild Cured | SPARE RIBS | FRYERS | POT ROAST | Sliced Bacon cream and dessert toppings. ‘That | ; 3 was becausé of problems involving”) rc Cc c : c .|(1) the attainment. of sufficient | oe viel ae pressure; using as the propellents| bb. ; 4 bb. bb. e gases approved by the Food andg ie = ye ** Soa ' omically acceptable. 4 ae = : = =o : Continental's extensive experi- Filling mentation with different prepel- 2 i ait - s Pizza 2 "tableepeces shortening . lents and valves,’ and. with a ty “i met hot, water duke-| }° {cP some taika sil wide range of food product Pa f r iH iY of BEE iH f er. {ih te GEE ' il ue a> fF ef 3 be [ apee ft iit : it Fa fi az f i : i ! if if i 4 it is i F 8 : | a £ S : : i rm | . Fa Sak” ‘flour and beat until smooth i lacek oc aikies setae: ah lacnen ee ee ee _HAMILTON, GRADE A ~ econ om c * oe on lightly kien ped mo camel povaree = ay is i £E G G s§ wi. oe. nf ied TOP QUALITY MEATS ARE || uscesz | Strawieries......5°° “I _ OUR SPECIALTY Oe 400 | Lemonade... 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Serves eight, Add Cheese to Mix for Tasty Muffins Chee-Corn Muffins can be standby a package of your favorite corn main mix, ad some sharp Che | Heat oven: to hot (400 degrees). mix package into bowl; add egg, are thoroughly moistened, but not| smooth, ~ splokaensened Makes 10-12 mut- Neither Cold Cold Nor. Hot Will Spoil Food DETROIT (INS) — Keep it hot, keep it cold or don’t keep it at all. This was the annual sunimer warning from Detroit health com- missioner Dr. Joseph G, Molner concerning storage of food: He said ptomaine poisoning strikes many people who don't ob- serve this rule. 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Wilson is re- Wilson said at the family's summer cottage #t - Walloon bility that her husband's -re- tirement may be delayed by a Senate probe of his successor. o x * * President Eisenhower - has Retirement é Personal News of i a In : fe Es apPy friends assemble a college ‘M SPring or summer of the McElroy to replace Wilson in honored queen of the Inter- were Mrs. H. T wardrobe and talk gaily of fra- Setlor year in high school, and the Cabinet lineup, national Ordér of Job's Daugh 07 Cal» SUS ney dim - ternity bids. may be taken at the high As the ot drive. a school, or in a college near Sees pomhy and Joba, of Navajo THE TIME Is NOW -yourhome. —° long Senate ‘investigation Ts - Bey eee Fof parents of early teen- * * * ‘i a > the Triangle X Ranck agers who are preparing to 1 is increasingly important MissM ay ae. enroll in the ninth grade this —2o select the exact type of col- iss MANN being Os F co Angus McLarty and A a pine to give serious Jege “which best suits your MRS. ©, E. WILSON | cohen a Casal vale thought to college is now. voungster’s needs. Only those Perhaps his company does sell Fells lans yard are vacationing in Flori- Otherwise, your own child may Students who stand at the head some soap to the government, ‘da. On Anna Maria Island near be denied the advantages of cf their classes should aim but T understand it's a trivialy nd then to defend ‘her hus fo) N : | Bradenton, Fia., they visited hiher eduction, and the op 7 contract |__ and. ae Or NUpTIGIS Bee occsthreee. portunity prefet : * * *& ~~When Presiden nhower : Wes ecrvaeiong Five pages foday Mrs. Wilson, who said “I've criticized Wilson for making | Names Attendants." . . , : ‘ : . i - his famous draft-dodgi < Getting into college these . i” Women’s Section ee Fo Ue ion noch ie ateaetton ein... (0° COQEeany on are Mae ioe Gcen tame days is a highly competitive : - her husband was named de- National Guard, Mrs. Wilson August 24 not Som tren @ trip $6. business, but it will become for & college with extremely fense secretary, said neither leaped to her husband’s de- 1s Chattanooga, ‘Tenn. Mr. and more so as the “war babies” scholastic she nor her husband ever re- fense, Patricia. Lee Mann an- Mrs. Charles Snyder of Green- born in the early 1940s proudly. Since admission to such a gretied his leaving the presi- * © _. nounced attendants for her — ville, Ohio, accompanied them. claim their high school di- | School spells grueling study dency of the huge General Mo- “I think the President should aug. 24 wedding at a miscella- ‘The quartet traveled through plomas during the next few and the possibility of flunking tors Corp. to serve his country. have stood back of Mr, Wil- - neous shower Tuesday evening several states, viewing such years. ou : WASHINGTON NOVELTY son,” she said then, “I think “ The bride-elect has asked her scenic spots as Lookout Moun- Colleges today are in- Educators strongly urge that oe you need a little pat on the Cousin, Mrs, L, J. Bradley Jr., tain Rock City_and the Smo-_ undated with more than three Very potential college student “Mr. Wilson, of course, was back nce in a while. Mr. to assist her as matron of — ky Mountains, million students, better than a 9 Matter how high his grades soe - Wilson “has been trying todo a honor. ay } Now visiting Mrs, Woodruff third of them freshmen. With &pPly for admission to-at least ar ene ee eo Mamie = + © % 1s her mother, Mrs, Isaac P. to chosae, and ith 22000 Yinds- chances of a college education Mrs. Neil M. McElroy, whose husband was polities is more generally the “Now that Wilson's days in Other attendants will be Decker of Mlington. Om Ott pr apie sr _ named secretary of defense yesterday by President native tongue. He came as @ the political limelight are al- | Penny Londes of Grosse Pointe, 4 "A. Decker of of careers available to their ** * ; ——- wuee 2 7 me are great shock.” most ended. Mrs. Wilson said Mary Lou Taylor of Melvin. »y her son, E. graduates, a high school be- school principals can § Eisenhower, is shown in this informal portrait in the — ae she and her husband hope to dale, Mrs. Richard N. Johnson Birmingham, will yg eos ane hasn't a moment to supply information mate sheet te dining room of -her home in Cincinnati. Mrs. Wilson emerged from take a vacation at —_ co esse megs! so of * oe Pe ek le at vari- the background only once — Lake cottage later ve bridegroom, a ee oe ous universities, but it is a . ae Dorothy Sonntag of Terrace * * . mistake : 2 ; Park another sister Recent guests at the Hotel eS or cea oe, or beaeatball are the most im. 22ePburn Stars in New ‘Much Ado’ oo la “Riviera. in Las Veens, Nev. matriculated in a less selective portant extra-curricular activi- . bride-elect were Mr. and Mrs. , educational era may not real- ties for a collegeminded hish Sb a Ix eare Becomes to Richard Bills Somtey. Her selmy of West Huron street tue, Sat Sin ouaelly 2 ecu school lad. : a Esp ; parents are Mr. and Mrs, Ed- : : ' youngsters to partici- ACTIVITIES. - : ward Mann of Washington pate in extra-curricular activi- ore cre P oet Laur eate of Texas a oe 7s street, and her fiance's Jean Anne Edward a ” gh Es By vied - : —— = a a pede Po Mrs. Rawia J Marks 5th Birthday a tera pieced, B00 apt to be accepted by the uni- - By JOAN HANAUER was “a brisk idea for one ex- ~" Patricia is a senior at East- ‘Jean Anne Edward was hon- | : — versity of his choice if he STRATFORD, Conn: (INS)— . cellent reason. Katharine Hep- ern Michigan College and the or24"tuanday affermon on her youngsters ra — has made a name for himself * Katharine Hepburn and Alfred .. burn is very much the“modern prospective bridegroom gradu- or birthday. Her mother, st a Se in the glee club, the debating Drake opened in a novel ver- actress. fs ated from the University o Mrs. Robert Edward of First i | i sion of Shakespeare's ‘““Much Ado About Nothing” ~— the The Herald-Tribune’s Beckley observed, ‘(The play) $ to Wed in Fall * * The prospective bridegroom is the son of Mr, and Mrs. First Reunion Held Thirty-one descendants of the - jJate Faust E, and Maud B. The settings of the American ™* Shakespeare Festival Theater production were imaginative ‘and mobile; the costumes color- ful in the extreme and the act- ing broad comedy played for belly “ was Mrs. Ralph Cotcher of Tilden avenue who will leave Mrs, Ray Harris is serving as social] chairman and Mrs. Lloyd Golden was .named tel- ephone and notificafion chair- -man. Reporter is Mrs, James Wilkinson, and Mrs, John Nap- pley wag named federation delegate. Refreshments were served . at the meeting by Mrs. Har- ris, Mrs, Zink and Mrs. Wil- kinson. ; Mrs. Cotcher Feted © Thirty-two, members of | St. Anthony's Unit of St. Benedict Church met Tuesday evening at the James K boulevard home of Mrs, Wayne Miller for a __ farewell dinner. Guest of honor Monday for Los Angeles, Calif. % ‘By ANNE HEYWOOD “You seem to collect anec- dotes about elderly people who y have interesting hobbies,”" a young woman writes, “so I am submitting my great-aunt as a real gem, ‘ “In her éa rly 80's. Aunt ‘ Louise is as spry, as busy -. and as happy an old lady ‘as - you have ever. seen. “Her hobby is clipping car- toons. and jokes that are just them to and which they other- wise might have missed. | WONDERFUL CARTOONS “Once a week my husband and I get an envelope full of, wonderful spetial interest to that per- ‘gon. | i = « accent, to work out right, and we're feeling. depressed, along will come a batch of Aunt Louise's cartoons. They help us to see the, amusing side of our own problems and we're soon feel- ing much. better.” ee My young correspondent gave mé Aunt Louise's name and address, so I wrote to her. She replied promptly, in a firm, old-fashioned hand. Her “service,”’ she told me, : goes to many friends and rel- : gtives, If she finds out. that someone is in a special situ- ation, or has a special ‘inter- “est, she puts him or her on the Jist and sends clippings of » id ‘ rhe ns es re = Jo Ann is the daughter of - = Mr. and Mrs. Case Streeter of Stout street. The prospective bridegroom, Robert E. War-_ man, is the son of Mr. - and Mrs. A. R. Warman of Douglas: street. The wedding will take place in All Saints Episcopal Church, Oct. 25. x * Guests attending the Tuesday evening shower were Mrs. Streeter; Mrs. Warman, Mrs. Robert Morin, Mrs. James Cra- ble, Mrs.. Charles Warman, Mrg. Martin Bacak, Mrs. Vern Spencer, Mrs. James Brann- strom, Mrs. Clarence Mount, Mrs. B. Keith Hagen, Mrs. Robert Dennis and Mrs, Glen told me. “Only cartoons or jokes or funny iterfs."’ * * * Then she went on to say how __ it all began. “When Iwas young and rais- ing my family, I didn’t know many . people and I hardly ever received mail. I used to long for letters, but they hard- ly ever came. “When one did come, it was the weekly letter from my.. mother-in-law who was one of the .gloomiest, dreariest wom- en you ever met. ‘ . “She was always complain. . ing and her letters were just . Jike that, too, After reading a letter from her, I'd feel miser: able for-a whole day, “ago, But I-remiember thinking ‘ So | ; I i <2 ( | i mse j | < * ie { f f 4 i : 2 orchestra, or even on the scene was set in Texas. may have taken on, a bit_of : ueshase 1 2 = boy or girl who has ex- jinks. 2 ew te hacienda-tlike leisure ... . and , bridal yr tes Aaning ma Sage Rarer, Sy — ane tet a ee ae oe “Turning the Bard -of Avon Certainly every feminine touch : guests were Mra, James Mey- Nowingham, Steve and Mark eee s ‘During their junior year, into the poet laureate of the -Das been brushed in with a ‘ ers, Mrs. Lester Martindale, Reinart, Douglas Przzala; Deb- \ radeon high school students should, if Rio Grande, in order to make _ight and dainty style, but there 4 simple ._ Mrs. George Tremper, Mrs. orah Bailey, Kathy Turner, As Carly oa the ninth grade, possible, make appointments to Shakespeare more American, is sufficient corseting to keep - 7 Chester Varney, Mrs. Earl Bar- Marjory Newman, Donna Par- today’s student should write to visit the campuses of several | meant setting the scene in. ‘it well-shaped and firm.” tweed "suit ker, Mrs. David Mercier, Mrs. ker, Connie Betzing and Jennie for entrance requirements. He cost of such trips can be im the mid 19th Century. 3. Barnes, ae will then discover that active, —cisted as part of the overs _It also meant jangling spurs, Auxiliar become a. « uh — wellrounded- students are i- = y expenditure for a college raped serapés, gorgeously > basic in y¥ Others wére Mrs. Fay M = finitely preferred ’_to the im « edacetion. embroidered south of the zs me sad bac a ak Amat Fao red Satta sans 4 ood tanec col It's worth the struggle when \yovican-type ba exert a Cha IFrmen wardrobe. ~ ie Teemncconn, Se Be zi leges ‘receive 10 times as you Consider that. recruiters — A N This wearable — many applications from industry interview mM z * mick, Mrs, Irene Feneley, Mrs cma ie Gok ke cas oaies tan: samen toe TIMING AND DICTION ré ING red suit is in @ Maty Beach, nas, See Pree { b proved again ley, Mrs. Bonnie , Mrs — —— gory his. ulti- — md ee eo ee : ary. bag = 0 a Shake Mrs. Leslie Hotchkiss was pebbly. Scotch . J. Bradley Jr., Amber Fene- aie me rae tae 000 a year as a starting salary spearean quip with clean-cut named director of the Pon- ; ies. ley, Mrs. Edward Mann and agrees a _ ae comedy timing and immacu- tiac Junior Chamber of Com- tweed cut with Linda Mann. school senior who suddenly be- * late, precise diction. - merce Auxiliary when the : : gins to look around. The nation badly needs more , << * & group ‘met beh escem Abr my a‘ slim skirt = 2 <2 scientists, engineers, teachers, , home of Mrs. Louis Cole Jr. ae : The four criteria of most , dentists, veterinar. She and fer verbo’ SPiucked on Old Orchard drive, =. and straight Jo Ann Streeter colleges, in selecting prospec- ians and other professionals. : , h from the ‘Other chairmen. are Mrs. ‘acket with s : tive students, are good geades, College opens the magic door $v" ,4nen comedy as they Cole, who heads program, Mrs. 4 Is Entertained high school subject mater to those facinating careers. battled. each other into love | Donald Anderson and Mrs. By- slash pockets. at Shower studied, character and per- (Tomorrow: What every col- and marriage. ron Zink, dance committee. ‘ sonality ratings, and participa- . lege freshman should know.) tn contrast to these two Mrs Leonard Buzz and Mrs. A fine frosting tion in extra-curricular witty lovers, both determined © John Napley head the direc- bionb ol Jo Ann Streeter was honored ties. . not to marry, were Richard torship committee and Mrs. of ming ‘at a bridal agg ge head 7 eas al Robert Weddle is ways and : Charles scuoor, nequmements =§»-. Sue F’, Elwell]. Easton and Lois Nettleton as ee chairman, is added for home at Bloomfield Terrace. It is well, before selecting whe tte: seperated by a vi- fr eg o® the final sl hl = el NANCY JEANNE LINGO Mr. and Mrs. Edgar W. Lingo of Peoria announce the engage- ment-of their daughter, Nancy Jeanne, to James Kenneth Dick. The prospective bride- groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C, Dick of Bir- mingham, The wedding will be Sept. 7 in St. Cecilia Church, Peoria, : : Conception Academy at Davenport, Iowa, and Clarke College in.Dubuque, Iowa. Her fiance was graduated from Uni- versity of Detroit High School = attended Purdue Univer- ty. . | Cartoon Service Keeps Aunt Busy 4 that, if I éver had the time, I'd send people cheery letters, full of things that would make themy laugh. : “I’m not much at’ writing, but I do make up for it by collecting funny things. 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Shirred elastic sides for neat PONTIAC oe i. seed by— we seem on the verge of raising a generation of free loaders. —_- * * * “Why everybody does it!” ex- But some of the weaker sex said they have struck oupon their own without waiting for an escort or an invitation. a : * * * “There's . nothing wrong with girls - ” a At least the girls don’t get rough, like the boys do at a party.” claimed a i5-year-old Brooklyn|: fare even more lenient. Some ‘46 - as “harmless fun,” even though per on eee re ¢ ; ving! oe MR. AND MRS. D. A. MEIXSELL ‘aeccrearec Margery Robinson Weds girls. {| It ts interesting to note that Sandals Ridiculous Come, girls, let's be honest when St. Mary in the Hills Church was Margery is the daughter of Mrs. nue, and Donald is the son of Mr. For her .wedding the bride Danish nish Pecan Rings......... “Join Me at THOMAS _ for the MONEY ~ FOR PANEL on BEOSPREAD ee see i ee Se ay N a Ac toa 2 jy ‘ : fe ge ort é s ‘s wey A : As _THE PONTIAC PRESS. ‘THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1957 of the boys and 8 er eet ftw DOUD]e-Ring Ceremony to that| . A crown of seed pearls secured crashing, were more firmly|the setting for the wedding ofjher fingertip veil of silk illusion. on a quick ouster than/ Margery D. Robinson and Donald/Her only jewelry was a strand of ; A. Meixsell Saturday at 2 o’clock.|pearls and matching earrings, a The Rev. William Hamm per~ gift of the bridegroom, The bridal “They should be invited to come|formed the double-ring ceremony bouquet was comprised: of white in and join the fun,” answered 20|in the presence ‘of 150 guests. “| roseg and carnations. boys and 24 per e 8 2 * * & Serving as rhatron of honor was Charles Robinson of Murphy ave-isy.” Robert Tricker a eo of Sene | White cnc hcenge Mag My : "peg gti » Meixaell ¢\dress and carrying yellow feath- of the girls thought the host should|°* S*reet- ___. [ered carnations. Judith Robinson, wearing white chose a gown of white lace over nylon over blue taffeta with match- taffeta, with sequins on the bod- | ing j Knights of Pythias Hall following Among boys in the 13 to 15-year- : m Mrs. Robinson chose a black and per cent rparaloelect New Stockings White ensemble with a corsage 4 Wr"! Whe! you buy: stockings fer 1 “normal” |. wore a navy and white ensem- and 35 per cent think it “can lead|Gais call for sheer stockings, ‘and me nal a aconee et wtp finite that tanned legs call for a different eS Girls in the same gulag te % om bride ch a black and —_ te tron ms } |white ensemble with a rose cor- Mary Keavy-Feted at Bridal Shower SAVING Bakery Buys” | 60" / 8” Pineapple , - Upside Down Ea 65° tra a 7 ~ Cinnamon Honey Loaf Delicious Cherry Winkie Cookies om BAe COFFEE CAKE Home Made BREAD...... 15° 58° ] Open From 8:30 A. M. to 10:00 P. M. Daily Closed 6:30 P. M. Saturday 3 | Thomas Pasiry Shop 121 W. Huron FE 4-8163 Plenty of Parking Space at Side and Rear of Building The- old-world charm of this de- as well as a wall panel or a bed- -spread trim. flowered arbor. ‘iron transfer for design; -chart;, stitch illustrations. dress and the Pattern Number to 372 W. Quincy Street, Chicago 6, Illinois. 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It is estimated that 1,280,000 of | 5 deep J popular items include electric cee skil- mixers. more alive; and neither will I go back to stuffing myself with rich| _ feat 20 T.peed to. ee yor Diet ooh ies ela: will gild the lily. A woman can make tremendous improvement in her appearance with a routine of this. Sisort. However, I think that one of the most exciting byproducts is the uptake in energy and the loss of| many small discomforts, |. A PLAN FOR LIFE : Another by product comes from A constant check is nec-. | essary to keep weight | down during-a diet. Hand Wash It pays to oie your bathing suit proper care to maintain its shape- liness, color and fit. Treat it gent- ly. Unlike most other apparel in this automatic appliance age, bath- ing suits should not be tossed into 1, Wash all bathing suits by hand only—machine* washing will dam- age any elastic or other rubber in the suits, - 2, Rinse bathing suits in luke: Swim Suits. suntan oj] stain the suit, wash in mild soap and lukewarm water, rinsing at least twice in Iuke- warm water,Do not use strong detergents or bleach, 3. Roll suit in towel to remove excess moisture. Shape the bra .cups and smooth out the rest of the suit. Never twist or wring. 4. Dry the suit in the shade, placed flat on a towel or hanging from the Waistline. Do not hang suit by the straps or put clothes- Pins en any elastic section. Dry completely. 5.. Never press Jastex suits or ; : vom habits, or. aden accus- tomed to a way of life, which extd act as a skeieton plan for life, — ason cising) and it is a well-recognized rich, heavy, devitalized food. The well- reducing diet has all of the food elements es- a this as a basis sales aly the for your menus, the: number of cal- eee aes ree th you wl we | site powmac PRESS. ‘THURSDAY, avaust 8. 1957 7 Rpeeae any If you missed my Eight-Week Seif - Improvement in January, you may. want it now. If so, send 10 cents and a stamped, x * * ' Tomorrow: “Girl, 12, Should Feel Free to Remove Hair From Legs.” ‘Mix Styles in Divider — Decoration " NEW-YORK (INS)—You can combine old-fashioned Oriental styles with modern geometric designs when setting up room dividers This field of home decoration is left up. to your imagination, without creative decor becom- ing too expensive. BEADED CURTAINS For example, a recent furni- ture display combined the old- time beaded curtains, now coming back into style, with. _ | .the very latest thing in dra- * tInatic and daring geometric ‘prints for a combination fab- ric group of room dividers. , x ®..% ,. 2d. - To top it off, the room itself boasted furniture in the slim, trim, rather austere Scandina- vian manner. The whole trick is in having a good eye and a healthy sup- ply of self-confidence. PRINTS AND STRIPE For a period room, for in- stance, you can combine the small and dainty prints that are top style right now with a bold regency stripe in the secs ond section of the room divid- - er. This mix-and-match trend _ extends to, furniture period as No. 8120 with Patt-o-Rama in- cluded is in sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, Size 12, 32 bust, jumper 3% yards of 3Sinch; blouse, short MR. AND MRS. GARY \Vows-in—StMichael Rit St. Michael Church was the set- ting for the 9 a.ni, Saturday wed- ding of Patricia Ann Goodsell and Gary L. Shore. : * * * The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Goodsell of ‘Moreland avenue, ar“ the Jack Shores of Auburn Heights are the parents of the bridegroom. '|Waldron followed the ceremony - | rose corsage, The. bridegroom's E. SHORE sale ‘Patricia Goodsell Speaks [the OXFORD p suor Moore seated the guests. & & A wedding breakfast at Hotel and a reception for 275 guests was held at the Malta Temple. For her daughter’s wedding Mrs. Goodsell wore a turquoise erystallette dress: with white ac- cessories and a pink sweetheart rwrreyTeVreeYvrerererrrrYrTY i. mother wore beige lace over taf- ‘feta with pink accessories and a corsage of pink sweetheart roses, FINE JEWELRY-CIFTS with forget-me-nots. She carried a . well as-roomdivider—pattern,— No matter: what. the purists may say, the high-fashion room displays at New. 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UO a me ain ct = es " * * tendetie i ‘La Brosse fru street poses thee : rapher on | : bes ~€ ma in the Ven- " ag deck of. the |testmenta for youthful skin, says is the | 4 Milo should “have. his ents are. spate, 8 pe Betty Ettinger, & physician : and> Mrs, Oral SS Nassau just specializing in determatology and Sree, a0k bojre sting rms x» semen fre the bride. sail from New’ ished skin usually is too oily, The groom is the | York harbo as tl oa ego son of Mr. and York harbor | i'r ie cn of Ma “Mrs. Willan on a vacation oi condition aggravating acne, she Blanch Cates. : Anderson. cruise to Nassau. MR. AND MRS. LARRY. CATES : Karen Newton Becomes MR. AND MRS. ‘Co ANDERSON __ | hia mere sagt” 2 Ce Cates i |Linda ae so hes 0 calaght saan ee rat and hips 4415 er ell i ht Cc m wi , 5 s, 44.13 rather than late morning or around) Two hundred and fitty guests| neckline detailing in taffeta, The| inches, : in an e 1g ere ony noon when the sun is strongest, A | witnessed the marriage of Karen/ballerina ~ length gown had back Miss Monroe stands’ 5 feet sunburn lotion with an alcohol Marjorie Ann Newton and Larry|streamers. she carried a crescent-| 5% inches in her stocking feet. White giadioli banked the al heat ian Walters H.: Kresge, Phi- er than an oil or cream. base Clayton Cates at 7:30 p.m. Satur-|shaped arrangement of white roses, Her measurements are 3844- for the candlelight wedding cere-|lip Bowser and Walter H. Kresge glamellias and stephanotis. 23-36. ; mony of Lirida Ann Brenner andjJr.. seated the guests. Ralph C. lday in Firs t* Congregational “What | miss most. ogy oa e € & ‘wore gowns like that of| . ‘would proportionate! 7:30 p.m, ceremony Saturday “A> reception was: held for 200 about all this is not ena mr en res So le pa sa ore ere vee oe raat eto oe ; being able to have as best wa one Rogers — recone : Gouge stink Gea the plore or Progegere po with ted a -4 = _-my clothes cleared at- ——_| the ushers, — eae Ae famous living shapes stack up: bat of Cory Pace vg Eyres 4 amt is neck FLASH. CLEANERS.” “ sh onion was held at the VFW Zé a hoe oa sen groom's parents, Peli Pregrgy ay’ — —— and Britain’s Diana Dors, 3614- | The bride chose a gown which | dress with matching acessories. For her daughter’s wedding Mrs. [Set. 7 A.M. to 6 PLM.—Mon. thru Fri. 7 A.M. | oat co wae views, Faye fe N |. 94-35. fentared 9 “set git. with ines ‘flowing back pane tron ewton chose a navy silk dress : ee The new Mrs. Anderson aftended hae eating will Fear t peeling, the The = featured « draped |4ge of pink roses. Mrs. Cates wore; The British Board of Trade foned with a lace bodice, net | bridegroom is witly the Michigan new skin drier and con- os lite forming sleeves, (4 pink lace over taffeta dress with! in a white paper issued last | 7°%¢ 80d long sleeves. {State Police. yr oan will live ‘tinued careful exposure of the skin. ‘to the sun will be helpful. The bride wore a tiara of seed pedris which “held a fingertip veil) Corsage. white accessories and a pink rose week said the average British woman had a 35-25-3744 figure Her fingertip ‘veil was held by, a-crown embroidered with irides-| in Battle Creek. * * * : | and compared it to the Venus’ For a trip to northern Michigan’ de Milo’s mecemarerneryA | which it gave as 37-26-38. Louvre officials said they had “no idea" how the Brit- ish Board of Trade could have given Venus suchan hour-glass figure. It Venus: fails to meet pres- ent - day standards in the streamlined feminine form, she has drawn, approving glances from nutrition experts. _ Her ‘silhouette was praised as that.of “a healthy woman” by thgse present at the fourth cent beading. She carried a white Bible covered with white gladioli, roses and green ivy.” : * * * Mrs. Ralph Claus, matron of hon-| or, wore a sleeveless dress of white nylon organdy over aqua net and taffeta with white accessories, She) carried a yellow spray of gladioli. Janice Smith and Martha Ehlers were gowned identically in yellow and carried yellow sprays of glad- ioli. Julia Louis Claus, junior bridesmaid, and Laura Loui Claus, flower girl, wore matching dresses of aqua and. yellow. of illusion. She carried -a crescent- shaped arrangement of white ros glamelias and stephanotis. the new Mrs. Cates wore a pale aoe. 8. ipink organdy dress .with white Virginia Flath as the maid of accessories and a corsage of deep honor wore a dress of powder blue pink roses. The couple will live dotted nylon over blue = with on Barkman avenue. elu. £ old Shoulder ==to Torrid Weather to 9 P. M—Downtown Store ’ .M, “a scar etoile Class Has Meéting First Piyliathea Class of First ~ Baptist Church met Tuesday evening’ at the home of Mrs. Gertryte Williams on_ Brook- dale Avenue, Twenty-five mem- berg and guests were present. Mys. Carl Walton was the speaker. Wait to Be Aiki It usually isn’t a good idea. to invite yourself to. join in some- one’s plans for a trip or outing. “<\ : BM OAs gist tite te bors i "VACATIONING _ FRIENDS . international Nutriti Con- / : 2k : For nine infallible ways to put! 5. For a pick-me-up, take @ gres¢ that brought than [ASSIST BRIDEGROOM =—s/ It you would really like to go 7 : : < * -*® your best face forward in muggy/ Warm bath — a ‘cold one will) 190 specialists on food to Robert Brenner of Ann /Arbor{along, show your interest and then : = = to dei at ; 7 ne ott - oan wt an ae 92-degree heat and .keep your) only make yor feel warmer. Paris last week. assisted the sates has As ‘the wait to be asked to join. ‘ owt ’ Dr. eueete atvies. “Deee your temper under’ least listen| 6. Wear loose, lightweight, = _ des. Motel : ets ot at water that adhere to the to a famous Hollywood beauty ex-| peek «a - beo (keep it decent) Auxiliary Meets : - [ein ot only wash off protective PETE doping, suoealy sree sie N ewlyw d F rank Greens - : as tiny lenses which| 2 If you play tennis, ported dies, that provide entry to air, / Ladies Auxiliary of the Metro- je 8 FO ee Your friends will a recia ‘carcaatten: the sun’s rays and in-|* toll long hours in your garden| exit to moisture before it has » Politan Club Number Six met W il] R id R h Se io. the friendly eee te | | tensify the possibility of a painful |Uder a. Inurderous. sun, wear a) ‘chance to chill you. (Tuesday evening at the American I esi e in OC ester shade - making hat or cap, "And be) sure it is ventilated. 2. Keep cologne and astringent in your desk drawer, by your 7, Hot weather is no timo to ‘Legion Home on Auburn. avenue. smear on cream during the jheat/A Memorial service was held in}- of the day. Instead . apply (i 4t atimemory—of Mrs, John Ott. Re-) night after the temperature /be freshments were served by Mrs. this AAA and ATA | Approved Motel oe ine “ity you swim in salt water, a residue tends to dry.onthe skin —Pand.can irritate it.” Ruth I. Dennis/ ‘ax Frank Green dress of silk organza over taffeta | Were married ; / Saturday evening, lhad a draped bodice and flared gi convenience will r e lie ve : 2 bedside, fer mop-ups in non-air- (to fall. “unin DePuo, Harold Wright Trinity Evangelical Unit ed] skirt. Shé carried: pink roses. cramped quarters in your [Bath Is Educational | conditioned. otticers, “or during | 8, Stash your. lipstick and ee [Brethren Clyirch, Risingsun, Ohio.| fe home: = Baby’s bath is more ai 3 To k ‘ere tight! ro sale They’ AT) feel Coal ts the Keeps Tot Busy |The Rev. f. M. Moorehead per The bridegroom's best _ man, @ Ideally Secated at * Boating-Fishin sltanéiee xtmel enve an eminl > Etep coo wep touch, will stay primed for the ae formed the ceremony, 'Frank Dec, and usher, Robert 5835 Di ng sng , Says an eminent bracelets, cuffs of gloves off your y ; 7 / Kleinhardt, came from Detroit for xie Highway @ Spacious Carpeted doctor. By learning how to handle)wrists, one of your main pulse, “Tk they've got to do. Little girls like to play ‘Howse: oF * ‘the wedding. 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The fact that he probably will, It’s what the industry calls a sain coronene nok proton “sott self”—a demonstration for | 12m "by those who have firsthand ex- | eres comme ro pid ae wrench ste gen just what equipment is available, pot 7° |popular in No Be f ne Decorates and preserves he an: : and where. Food—improved coolers, ‘ chairs tracks : operation this sum-|f, and exterior concrete ss The production of SOS gad- Here is a rundown, of major: in- Omer. = ce a patios, primed wood Lee ee * | getey-design to turn a quick camp-|ovations. all field tested, which: decks. ‘|site into comfortable quarters for can bring civilization to the wilder- snag ness in a few fell-planned bundles] QUESTION: Are hurricanes,worse than tornadoes? oe * Ko wk eset ducts of small shops and indeed| Tents—new lightweight materials, ANSWER: | do more damage because. they affect a | the basement workrooms of hobby-|new designs. Nearly all can be far larger area tornadoes do. Their peak velocity, however, is ists, put up by one man in a jiffy, some rea only 125 miles an hour or so, while a tornado’s probably reaches =e . : - —— 300 and causes damage like that of an explosion. “ oe as : es ’ ? ee ; os A hurricane is a widespread tropical storm that often forms Aes = = eee : ‘ in the Caribbean area and. sometimes reaches parts of the United States, Similar storms in’ ether regions of the world have other F names. A hurricane may spread destruction 200 miles wide, while a tornado funnel causes damage only in a path about 200 yards wide, ‘The wind in a tornado moves in a very tight circle; that in a hurricane travels in a very wide one. FOR YOU TO DO: Find a weather map each day: for a week if you can and see by it how storm areas travel from east to west across the country. ($10 for this idea goes to Brian Wright of Richmond, Va. Send your idea to AP Newsfeatures in care of this newspaper. Tomorrow: Does a toad give people warts?) _ Idaho Senator Has Promise Church a Good Liberal Burma ‘on: China. Returning home to Idaho, he practiced law and interested himself in Demo- . Church was state chairman of the Young Democrats from _1952) to 1954, steadily iis big race. In 1956 he was elect- ed to the U. S. Senate, defeating Republican Herman Welker. . He is married to the daughter jot a former Idaho governor, how Federal. Judge Chase A, Clark; jand has an eight-year-old son. dam private project — was one of]. the best ever delivered on the}: subject. - “We've— got something here,” said one Democrat of Church last week. “He's a real thinker. Watch him go.” early. graduate of Stanford o8 : University and its law school, he|433,000 Visit Denmark won the American Legion's ora-| -,; a COPENHAGEN — Denmark last Those from the United States num- he enlisted as a private in the |, rq $5,000, an increase of 23 Army. r cent over 1955; from Canada, He received a commission af- 4,666, a gain of 28 per cent; and ter 18 months, on his 20th birth- from Central and South America, 3,000, up 27 per cent. ELECTRIC WATER HI A Only electric water Heaters‘give you all hese important advantages: B Plenty of hot water<2a hours. a dey, & Clean—no smoke, no ‘soot. fo i Act now fo earn BIG SAVINGS on quality house point! This is. Johnston RAINBOW —the house point with exceptional hiding power, great dura- bility, extreme whiteness and self-cleaning action characteristic of the best house paints. 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Movie fans will have a chance to see the star __ when she was young as her children are now, as films that carried her to fame are to be reissued. : ; 1 Ewart Rules on Promotions Upholds Advancement of Three Police Officers; Say One Is Invalid Although it was the Fire De- partment's night at the Civil Serv- ice Commission meeting yesterday, the police department supplied the fireworks. City Attorney William Ewart was | present and gave an opinion-on the legality of four promotions) made before the Civil Service Act was adopted.- Ewart ruled that the promotion of Det. Li. John A, DePauw was definitely made within . six | montha before the act was adopt- ed, and- hence Was not valid, “However, he upheld the promo- tions of Capt. Joseph Koren and - |Lts.. Harry E. Nye and Charles W. Gale. . * * * '— He-was-chailenged-en—the-latter|- decision. by Chairman. Theodore Carison, who insisted that the dates given for the three promotions were not correct becatise their pay increases were not started until later dates. Carison claimed a check of the records would show from the cancelled pay checks that the supposed promotion dates were not correct. : - A public hearing was set for next Wednesday at which Ewart said he would produce the perti- nent records. The city attorney also challenged a set of tentative rules for the! United Press Phete WASHINGTON U?—When police I blocked the exits against two men holding up his delicatessen store, | owner Joseph Wilder offered to help them escape. _ * * * “Go upstairs and jump out the window,” he. told the- two after working loose the gag they had put on him. He didn’t tell them the upstairs a Old Hollywood Motirtis Death of Oliver Hardy| Editer’s Note-—The writer of the fol- lowing story is the Associated . Press chief of bureau at Los Angeles, He went to Hollywood 27 s ago to repert movie news for AP. By HUBBARD KEAVY Hollywood changed some with the death of Oliver (Babe) Hardy and we old-timers who covered Movie- a FRIDAY bt were — ee The “ABANDON SHIP” ice, called & customer, “121 | caught them there after breaking a ANGRY MEN” = pot er OPEN 6:45, MA 4-215) AIR CONDITIONED land in the heyday of Laurel and Hardy ate saddened. Both the 300-pound* Héfdy, who died yesterday, and his shy, slim, hand-wringing partner, Stan Laur- el, have been ili for a long time and absent from the movie lots. But we who found them interest- ing off-screen as well as funny on it held hopes, probably false, that they would come back. *x* * Coot Aa ani | 3 DAYS ONLY NOW! FRIDAY - SATURDAY vivEta COTTEN- UNDFORS BLAIR: BOND The They both talked frequently of| a television series, after _ their isaid they saw a new life, new! \glory, new fortunes. At least they talked of these things, but in their hearts they must have known they never could reach the peak ‘ again. Both were sensitive, rat ge imen, despite the buffanery that catapulted them to. stardom, In dine low. tax , spending, money as if it grew on trees, be-| fore they formed a corporation with a vice president to counter- sign checks. * * * Laurel told me in 19% that “we com haven't been so smart financially. about it." He and Babe dropped a wed in god mines and oil wells. Alimony was an expensive lux- ury (oo. Hardy was married three times, Laurel seven times — to four different wives,In 1938, Stan said he was insolvent—“‘too much alimony.” It is-not a matter of record, but Laurel and Hardy I can well believe— that Hardy supported — sg this period. — ~_- + * * They were teamed accidentalty. Stan, who came here from Eng- land with a troupe starring Char-|; jlie Chaplin, became a script writ- er for Hal Roach. Babe, long-time|== Stage acfor of no outstanding == fame, drifted to Hollywood. He) was playing a comedy heavy in Roach two-reeler, An- actor hired as a butler became il] and Laure] took his place. Roach, who could pick talent, saw the money matters, they were as un- wise as most actors of the old days. They worked together for a Man Given Sentence, TOMORROW! - Exclusive ‘First Run! _ Dixie Hwy. (US-10) 1 Bik. North of Telegraph Rd. FE — REE OF THE BIGGEST...IN ONE OF THE I RITA HAY WO li ROBERT MITCHUN ‘JACK MMON | %& RAVIOLI Probation in Stabbing DETROIT (AP)—Claude roe 42, wag sentenced to 60 days in jail and placed on two yeras pro- bation yesterday for his part in a fight which a Sanilac County farmer was stabbed to Meath. Deese was sentenced after being ee See Se Walter W, Kreiner, 59, of Melvin, was fatally stabbed in a fight! March 23 at a Detroit market and two police officers were slashed. Rayford Butler, 44, Detroit, Deese’s companion in the brawl, earlier was sented to 10-15 years We used to invest and then think "an police and fire departments draft- ed by Chairman Carlson. “These rules in effect rewrite the state Civil. Service Act to give much [said -Albert H, Rayner to be a training’ fl. The action followed discussion jnet always manned by fully qual ified persons. According to Carlson, Ewart's ruling means a delay in adopting sg until September at the earli- ‘lh other action the commission approved the promotion of fireman’ officer and approved four new fire- men, pending physical examina- tions. They are Clyde Soucie, Lar- ry Finkle, George Hilborn and Gerald Fritz. The commission also-asked the city manager to name two fire de- partment lieutenants as drivers for} the emergency truck at station No. of an allegation that the truck was South End of Union Lake Road Open 7:00 EM 340669. Candidate Files Suit on Phone Number DETROIT # — Arthur J. Ma-/ dar claims Michigan Bell Tele-| phone Co's, failure to list his name) in the telephone boek is wort $100,000. . | Mader, a Candidate for Detroit’s Common Council, filed a suit in| circuit court yesterday which con-! tended that he has lived at the same address and has had the’ SAMUEL ~ same telephone number listed in’ FULLER'S previous phone books 25 years. | Mader contends the failure to] list his name this year is costing ij him friends and-votes because his) friends think he has an unlisted] number and is trying to avoid; them. i iteihie of the ~ lake in Chubb! crater in Northern Quebec is 500 | feet below rim level, The lake is! 825 feet deep and the diameter of wider powers to the Civ! Service the crater is about 11,500 feet, skinny guy as perfect foil for the| fat one. And Laurel and Hardy | became a team. x * * | Laurel and Hardy were distin-’ guished because, _unlike other comedy teams—they never had a ‘feud. They were separated once’ by contractual troubles, not of their-own doing, and the pictures) they made apart were dismal | flops. In 1949 Babe played a few) character roles because Stan was, too ill to work “‘and I need the money.”” But his salary went. to the L&H_Corp., and ailing Stan shared in his partner’s pay. 4 RT t Stan said yesterday when he} 1 heard about Babe: ‘That's the) end of the history of Laurel and Hardy.” THE WAY To THE GOLD = < WALAKE But some of us never will forget their finger-in-the-eye_ and brick- — hs, -. Air Conditioned Comfort ; Maple Rd. East of Walled Lake LUNCHEON $1.09 Choice 8-Ox. SIRLOIN STEAK French Fries, & Cole Slaw == = PHONE FEDEE Fi 65) > OAKLAND: MODERNIY AIR CONDITIONED cae * in prison . manslaughter. | Native iiian wood - carved | Cape Town firm. I A FISH AND CHiP: FISH AND CHiPs Ge oon te : ® ROYAL OAK RESTAURANT Lake | Serving— 3 FULL COURSE » DINNERS * SPAGHETTI | fe PIZZA % LASAGNA * Lake Perch) Se ee te | Mott delicious coffee. 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Los Angles publicist Bert Rose claims that Richter has such a strangle hold on the position, “no one in _| ~ the-NFL ean dislodge him.” . Eddie Hogan of the Eagles points to Bednarik’s seven "straight all-pro years and concludes, “Chuck is the greatest linebacker in football.” * * - Bednarik is 6-foot-3 at 235 aia and starred at the University of Pennsylvania. He has a career total of 13 interceptions for 154 yards and a touchdown and “4g.a vicious tackler, fiery competitor and really jams the opposition,” according to Hogan. © ; Richter, at 243 pounds “is a savage tackler, and with his speed he defends exceptionally well against passes,” is the statement of Rose. — Schinidt led the NFL in fumble recoveries in 1955, ee ee a ee Lions last year. : * * * “He is a great morale booster and team leader, and _ hits with bruising impact,” says Erickson. There’s the argument. Which is the — of the three? DITTOS FROM THE PRESS BOX Mickey Crawford, Sammy Rodgers and ‘Osee Groom Fonda ds ‘otha: desl is) | 7 Bie rr Martin Gets Ace at ‘Frolie’ ollt's Happy Day for Lake gs it i § ? 4 ee finns ae stn ily titdtuan Daw non terbacks. Hoeft OK, and Indians Bow just two jams. In the ninth inning, after the manager made one trip to the mound and decided to stick game by striking out pinch batter ‘Russ Nixon with the bases jammed. they did. ote will arrive in town tomorrow hes finish their. training — for Tuesday's fight. - They will work out with their respective sparring partners near Wisner Stadiuty on the Cass. Avenue side at 5:00 p. m. tomorrow. Chuck Spieser and Chuck oats will be ofi hand to} watch the workouts.- > Kroll and 77 Others in Golfing | Marathon today in the $100,000 ‘world cham-|and de Vieenzo, winner of the All- ¥ pionghip” tourney at Tam 0’Shan- American Monday with a 273 total, | iicage"s tor Country Cha “ey, = “the men ta) vans f at.” | (Times Eastern ) Challenging Kroll for the $50,-| Foreign entries include the "" Simmons Dw Lae Gan 000 first prize and another $50,000 | steady playing Peter Thomson of)|°™¢nm _- sukee, a 0, pm—Nux- to be earned by the winner dur-| Melbourne, Australia. Thomson is New York at Brooklyn. 7 pm. — Gomet ing a world exhibition tour were |hoping to enter the charmed circle Chicago. at st prs Hi ters like Doug Ford, Ro-|this time. He led the field in 1954) (10) ys. Mizell <4 bertoa de Vicenzo/of Mexico City, | and 1956 going into the final round Brooks at New ork 7 pam Sam Snead, Jimmy Demaret,|but failed to: win when his irons ok Lala 8 ban. pin. Mangrum, Dr. Cary Middle-|turned cold. _ a Cuiesgo at Cincinnati, 2 6 eee coe ae Finalists Paired ; en s. ~ ‘The reward for the runnerup |. winning award 1s $6,000. in the 72-hole marathon which | Other competitors include Louise -s ____enélg Sunday is $10,000, The third | aes reat in Junior Pl ff) ome vaccalln Junior Playof ~ Dave Gaddis Stars in One-Hit Shutout Two Clarkston teams, the Pon- baseball playoffs with vic- yesterday. jteries in four divisions Clarkston qualified finalists in Classes E and F while the Boys 4 Club made the grade in the Midg- ii] ‘ Hawtherne suc- tiac Boys Club and Hawthorne steal llores Cal -McLish and AP Wirephoto | HEADY STUFF — Spider Webb (right) of Chicago winces as he | gets hit on the head by Charley Joseph of New Orleans in their mid- deweight bout at Chicago last night. Webb won on a split decision. Braves Boost NL Lead * By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Gene Conley, who last spring figured ‘to have myself the best seventh titne in his last eight de- ) @ seven-hitter that beat. hagas Cincinnati 12-2. Braves won 10 of their a2 na bale with Louis! the top ‘spot, ‘and s has claimed four Conley Whips Redlegs : the booing fans at Jersey City’s Roosevelt Stadium as he walked off, stil burning from Hank Sauer’s pinch hit three-run homer that triggered the uprising. Fifth-place Philadelphia; now seven games behind, and Pitts- burgh were not scheduled. -* * * ‘In the American League Wednes- day, Washington scored three in the ninth and beat New York 3-2, whittling the Yankees’ lead to six ‘games over Chicago's _second- place - ‘White Sox, who whipped! ‘Kansas City 7-0 on Jim Wilson’s itwo-hitter, more 52 in 11 innings as Ted Williams hiked his ~—* top rates *s pitching. sia Snalbnal 6, Week: edi ele Tete held the Tigers. to one hit with his starter, Hoeft ended the) , Tigers got to the Cleveland pitch ing early—and its @ good thing Bud) rec Boston deteated Baiti-! Leggett (Chicago Bears); Parker dina : ars); = (Baltimore Calts); Shofner (New| The game: will be televised at In the backfield the All-Stars may be able to match the Giants York Giants, traded - to precited antmines 8886 and Lambeau alse feels the end : play should be pretty even, but the pros definitely have the ad- vantage in the midie line, Ou ing runners such as ar ( ame. ; o- mce Peaks.of Michigan State, immy Brown of Syracuse, Tommy of Oklahoma, Jon Ar- CHICAGO @ — For television purposts, nett of Abe resets dt te Clbage AtSoere: Sd eb ee Woodson of Illinois’ and Del Shof-| All-Star game at Solldier Field Friday night. her of Baylor are considered a telecast via AIG at B/20p.m., FRE. highly potent crew to match Giant players suchas Chuck Conerly ; COLLEGE ALLSTAR ROSTER Frank Gifford, Alex Webster, and) No. Name Pos. wt. Mel Triplett. ; 5 Hornung QB se t +: ¢€2 © : i je Underwood HB * 18. © Arkansas —=¥ One of thé -best collegiate end| 12 John Brodie. QB 199 «=... Stanford 4 combinations of 1956, Ron Kramer] 15 James Harris * QB 1% Oklahoma bE oe _ es both from ‘the; 16 Len Dawson - QB 183 Purdue Ee versity of Michigan, plus Lamar| 29 James Ridlon HB 18T_~°—s Syracuse Re Lundy .of Purdue, Steve Junker) 95 Tom McDonald HB 172 Oklahoma = == : 26 Jon Arnett HB 5 Southern California “= — are leading terminal selec- 2 Del Shotner HB 185 Baylor 3 be All et the wet praree 28 Clarence Peaks ode 208 .. Michigan State NFL except the Lions will keep 29 Al Wharton 20 Maryland an eye on their number one draft | 39 Jack Johnson E 1% Miami choices, Detroit picked Bill Glass | 31 Paige Cothren \FB 205 Mississippi as first choice, but the big tackle | 33 Billy Ray Barnes HB 187 Wake Forest is now playing Canadian football..| 40 Abe Woodson - HB 187. _. Illinois The Lions &till 41 Terry Barr BB. - 23 Michigan ions have John Gordy, a Des FB 300 a) tackle from Tennessee in the line- Bosseler Miami up, along with Junker and defensive| 43 Ed Sutton HB “205 =: -North Carolina back Terry Barr. 44 Jim Brown HB 220 - Syracuse These are the top choices of the} 45 Jim Podoley HB 195 Central Michigan. other 11 clubs: 48 Don Shinnick FB 2m UCLA, Kramer (Green Bay), Peaks! 49 john: Matsko™. € 195 Michigan State (Philadelphia Eagles); Arnett (Los| 59 wilson: Whitmire c 203 . U.S, Naval Acad. Angeles Rams); Brown (Cleveland) 51 Joe Amstutz x 265 Indiana : Browns); fullback Don Boessler c Miami rms am of Miami (Washington Redskins); 52 Mike Hudock aes ee =a , ay Oe “Tubbs S “210 “Oklahoma ie 54 Bill Michael E 224 Ohio State | 55 Steve Junker E \ 25 Xavier 57. Henry Jordan T 330 Virginia | 59 John Nisby G 230 College of Pacific 60 John Pardee FB 70 «(. TexasA&M 62 Jim Parker G 260° Ohio State 64 Vince Scorsone G 218 U.G.L A. over the last six innings. 62 Salton Truax < 225 Tulane. 2. The Tigers scored three tims in| 7 Sam de Luca T 230 South Carolina 3 the first inning, rocking starter; 76 Carl Vereen + 237 Georgia 4 John Gray for three safeties and| 77 Earl Leggett 4 265 ~Louisiana | taking advantage ofa leadoff walk; 78 Don Owens T 250 Mississippi | to Bill Tuttle. Jim Small and Ray| 79 John Cordy “ T . 220 Tennessee — = ee Boone put together doubles and Al| 80 Paul Wiggin E 231 Stanford fe Kaline-drovein-e_pait otras wit Ee xo3 Purdue a single over second base. -| $3 George Strugar Tt - 95 Washington- | it een te & Tom Maentz E 210 Michigan t ¥ inning. Tigers got three hits—| 95 Mike Sandusky , oe 2% Maryland j , a double by Hoeft and singles by| g7 Ron Kramer E 27 Michigan } could retire’ a batter. But they) 99 Joe Walton E . 2% Pittsburgh jcounted only one run as McLish }got Boone on a pop up and forced NEW YORK GIANTS ROSTER mys ie 8 Ben Agajanian E 215- 9 New Mexico While the hitting ceased, | 11 Don Heinrich QB 180 4 Washington” Hoeft’s . pitching was good | 12 Bob Clatterbuck QB 19% #4 Houston / enough. At ene stretch he re | 16 Frank Gifford _ B.. 25 . 6 Southern California. . tired 16 straight batters anid had 17 Harry Spears QB 2 1 Fhorida Bc _& one-hitter for six innings. In- | 99 Jim Pattot B 180 3 Mississippi Gans got their only.run in the | 9) 4 Crawiord B 180 -1 Mississippi / §) coven on sinaten hy Gone. Wee] 38 Dick Nolen B 18 4 Maryland — nie shan 3 52 Puede 29 Alex Webster. -B 25 3 MCStie festa angled io ed 30 Bill Svoboda 1B 25- 8 ‘Tulane three times 31 Lou Deutschmann . LB 230. 1 Louisiana State 2 pode malearlagiaticesing Be Henry More e¢ B 19% 2 Arkansas ; Ba sO ea gma Shes inde «Be te Ray Nerieekd 1) ti) 5 Bohhy Epps B 2 (3 Pittsburgh (| eae < Se eee Os Pa LB. 220 1 Mississippi £ ries and the Tigers’ brief home angum 3 -Istand today. Tigers open a week-| 4 Gene Filipski B 18% 2 Villanova will return home. Friday, Aug. 16.) 42 Charley Conerly QB 185 10’ Mississippi 2 : Tee ~ ms o- 4 Kyle Rote B 205 7 Southern Methodist . AB RH , pen 4 Emlen Tunnel B (20 1 Iowa = Kin’ 3 ¢ § Saal 312) 48 Ed Hughes n/m 4 Tee Woodling & 3.1 1 Groh if 3 9 9) 51 Dean Hesse T 20 1 East Texas Bcaite, 9 9 0 Kale st 4 0 3] 55, Ray Wietecha C 25 5 Northwestern Seiimetiticcme 2 23 Sn ; 6 6 pon ¢ ra G Hesse 3 oo Hott p33 1]. 66 Jack Stroud G 20 5 Tenpessee agencies 68 Jack Spinks ; G 2 4 AlcornA&M li Met ish p : H ° 2 Sam Huff West , A-Williams 1 6 1 LB 230 : Virginia Daley p 0 0 0 ‘Tl’ Larry Wesley T ( 20 1 * Florida i -|Totals 312 1 €@ Totals | 72 -Dick Yelvington T 20 6 Georgia Seen te Wensum aie “| T3 Charley Toogood =» T2307 Nebraska” (-Ran for Colavite In 9th 7? Dick Modzelewski -? 260° 5 Maryland “oe out on strikes for Megas 7% Walt Yowarsky ..-.. E % . 6 Kentucky See me 300-1) 79 Roosevelt Brown T 245 S Morgan State ‘ E- Raines. ‘ BI-smn, zoe, Eating 80 Ken Macafee EB 210 4 . Alabama Raines, Sp. Smith DP_Raines Avila’ and| 81 Andy Robustelli E.° 230 7 Arnold Leettsianaty, Gesetee sat Werte.| £2 Lan Roberts E 22 1. Georgia 10. Ho-Gray 3 = ag Ao ri = e a Daley 0 in a: a o Cae Mctish| $4 Harland Svare LB 215 5 | Washington State (Carrasquel). Wetoett" (a “BY Srey| 89 -Bob Schnelker E 2155 5. Bowling Green rai 0 berry, Tebecchl, bitey, Soar.| 87 Bob Topp. E 1% 2. Michigan j 88 Ron Nery E 2% 1 Kansas State 89 Cliff Livingston E ‘SS: 4 UGha 3,500 Entries for Grand American Test bus . COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ameri- ca’s straight-shooters are about to Oule S ass d launch the nation’s noisiest sports events. The Ignd competitions are the National Rifle and Pistol matches at Camp Perry, first held in 1903, 0 icemen dt e | own and the 58th Grand American Trap- shoot at Vandalia. r- Séme 3,500 competitors are slat- ads 0 funk tho tallo ues tring tke on 8 _— is the new tyson, five runs as nine men at Camp Perry for the Aug. % ass B softball champion and the) batted. * Sept. 10 rifle-pistol matches, in| Pontiac Police holds the same dis-| ndaunted, Loule’s bounced iwhich all the armed services, na-|tinction in Class C. back with two -rutis.in the bottom ‘ tional_guard_units, civilians, woM-| Louie's annexed--the ‘B’ title; of the 7th _to_send- 9 —— or] and ehiaren will be represent- Wednesday night ‘with a 65 victory mare se — over CIO Local 653 in a hectic! tieg the score and Jack Turner battle at North Side Park. The} ended the wild tussle with a ven. ouerin. Garden Star Policemen coasted to @ 10-0) single, : triumph over. Franklin Products at! 11, Sotjcennen had inh, diffically Beuudette Park for ‘C’ honors: | wun Frankia, thelr. tig cobtendie - next for the winners, Loule’s | Burgess pitched a four-hit shutout _ wades inté the ‘B’ district tourney | while his tearmimates were collect- Ang. 15-18 at Mt. Clemens while [ing 11 safeties, three by | the Police enters ‘C’ district |man. | BO is -| action at Waterford on the same | Tonight's Stadiuin-Bicmar on gets under way at 7 o'clock. Ouly.thé city Class A crown|2nd game is required, it + nS remain fo be decided and that one played immediately following tt goes on block _ wher ie fic Ze : _ Loitie’s was zing along with|} iis soil a 4) lebd last hight. then e Cl th L e s ol * on : a aa ky i eee | CC ag ae A z ba Ni ne Nc P PERE ete A SaaS ae DB Oe aN a alee Meee 4 ee Wes Es Bee : Negueae \ % ‘ Bs : = > ae ee = a f * = Se] + 1 tea iy ee a ey ay Crawford would be when program fa that - There’s somethng similar to -. 2 . lround and kept it Tt Sanat eee boxer picks up his artist's ly came and took : puts on his beret and heads wp [OM es Z drawing board at his regu- p , Oe oe oad bea eS | pubic poy ‘on e eee tee | § Crawford i ya Pe aoe [te et toying, 2 Gal. Cam Reg. $1.69 SS $50,000 Offer EES . — vites the person to watch him Ay _ fround decision & . The odd part. of the situation is Tha Os oh FRIDAY'S the Day |, 7x3. en forTitle Bout zsce= i ae 3 P.M. the Time ——_|Srevrald is a ip empire SON | ee seme “ ft ; Hs -wen't be. Siiieer: : é RACING OPENS |rumsserer: merece | J — a |weight champion : that reason Crawford has AUG. 9 - OCT. 19 Me time in She every ere Pg yp ae . ; | Stevens sald = |p. «9:00 Fa. Detroit Race Course dak aun te engin. J Ones 3100 sian wontons www ~ . from Jack (Doc) Kearns, Lane’s 1 ~ 162 WN, Seginew St. 5 TRAGe co-manager, .The NBA president ees oat said he would try to contact |=aas a ———==== ‘aye me cane ea borne: | : : see ft | ; s cepted. eS ; ¢ bat Re Eddie Steele Says: Weekdays = . eee ee 3 “349077: Mi Setvideys, Weber Day = 00 p. pavet sand brash. is Bh SERVICE... | : i we: ert + 2 *@ man next to him is another fighter and also a skilled painter, fre Bo thing apogee spend ; FOR RESERVED SEATS CALL GAI-7170 The next two hours is spent spar-} Mickey Walker. 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Every time SBicdia Says ‘Red’ Makes(: Difference for Braves _ MILWAUKEE (® —-Birdie Teb- whose. lackluster: Cincinnati pach lost their 10th game in 12 starts against Milwaukee last jnight, says Red -Schoendienst is Pe Phi iti tits ‘nt-tive cial higher than his over-all average for the entire meses * P ieesweme meee | eowert SCOmtS Lae yaa tae weanyos oo {gay x ifor Cup Talent — |*=«- 3 6's ths Gk tellin A source high up in. the organiz- cha Milwaukee has had since | {T've been in the league,” the Red- *\legs’ skipper ‘said after the Braves’ 12-2 walkaway, “and - |Schoendienst is the difference.” * .% *® Tebbetts is not alone in his esti- mation of the veteran second baseman's value to the Braves. Schoendienst's teammates and op- ing players, like: the Dodgers’ eeWee Reese, also pulled out the stops when talking about Red. The Braves acquired the 34- SANTA MONICA, Calif, ww — Casting a critical but hopeful eye on this year’s U.S. pase cham- ber of commerce junior. and boys tennis champioriships is Billy Tal- bert, captain of the US. Davis Cup team. “Tournaments like this may be the answer to bringing the Davis Cup back from Australia,” says the 38-year-old New Yorker. Nearly 150 youngsters were ‘en- tered in. the nationwide tourna- ment from which Talbert will se- tion who asked not to be identi- fied said he believes the board of directors will announce. shortly for the 1958 season. C. G Approved Czech Discus Champion — Vies in Women’s AAU CLEVELAND (#—Olga Fikotova | Connolly, the Czech woman di American hammer-thrower, gets } os CONGRATULATIONS—Frank ar Wirehose year-old infielder from the Giants on June 15, the major league's trading deadline, To get him they \lect two and perhaps three play- ers for the Davis. Cup junior squad, They will join- other team her first shot at the Américan outdoor AAU Women's champion-if ship here this weekend, SPORTS SHOP Bolling, Tigers men, gave up six hits in registering his fourth |gave up Bobby Thomson, Danny|*"" in Orange, N. She will tundeg| “Authorized Colt & Browning Dealer” - second baseman, rushes in at left to congratulate _ witrbf ‘the season against six losses. tn center is |O’Connell and Ray Crowe. penis st ae sguisit Tartans Won pf ee 16 S. Ca FE 2-7621 . Billy Hoeft, Detroit pitcher, as the Tigers defeat- Harvey Kuenn, ‘shortstop, who went hitless’ at * * * . nia, holder of the American dis-| * ° ss : : - ed Cleveland 4-1 yesterday. Hoeft struck out 10 bat. So far, the deal shapes up as : : cus record. , 4 : probably the best engineered: by National Finals Today = John Quinn, the Braves’ general} spRINGFIELD, Ill. #—River- Tr. : manager. side, Calif. and Greenville, S. C., Lions Fase Oft Drill s wo Detroit Boats we fo : - In 46 games in a Milwaukee|meet in the championship match Semi- Anedl DETROIT (AP) —The Detrtfbacker Roger Zattott ms been JOIN Cup Qualifiers sr‘em,the, tects tec bala Wd Seen de r r own, IL, s. Lions run through their Ist full-/branded as untrue by Lions cogch) FAMOUS TAYLOR MADES FREEMAN'S -- -STETSONS scale sctimmage of the training}Buddy Parker. - i Whit season today at their camp at the * “+ boats of Detroit joined the qualified, r¢ Y, “a TAYLOR MADE 2 wm ond White eee 9 = «| “There's no deal now and there|list for the 195%-Gold Cup race de- a; SE AT COVERS Regular $16.95 oss The season will send the best |mever may be,” Parker said. [spite wind and rain which swept r In Ventilated Styles plus $4 45990 “4 * offensive team against the best * & & the Lake Washington course bere aes Mg + FREEMAN Block or Beeues cid: White 12 | | Ss cece Carn eras Se, Stevens | Convertible Tops Regular $18.95 oko ee | Saas Ge reckon Tere ne I eae vais tel y 2 Pp STETSON “In Block and White or $ : ae in the offing. atre! — am wie ee | cag Vues east | i | F bp od Mise belong on the 35 man squad which sch Smile course ai an average sped | ALL TYPES OF SEAT COVERS — One at a price to tit Regular $26.95 ing we et See __ |Buy Cuban Catcher of 106,306 miles an boar to be: ij your pocket . . . We can fit all makes and models . FREEMAN $1490 DENVER’S oe _ The Lions will get. theirfirst} wexico CITY W—The news| Come the first of Detroit's six plete trim work. One Special Group that sold at 14 mous “Pound » Pair” that sell 8% ee a ny tee Seiyaper Esto says the Brookiyal Ovon » Suey or Onis “Special Attention Given to Dealers” - sas: Pe wos, .Browns come to Detroi Dodgers ha hased Cuban} ~ < ' for an exhibition game. peaalic "Wan. Pek titan | taal Take yousindeiy adler welt thal SEAT COVER M ART OLS Siclaaw at Lewrenes Report that the Detroit. Lions|champion Mexico City Red Devils|adverse weather conditions, . Lee . - Open F GoM -plan to trade halfback Lew Car-jand he will report to the Dodger|Schoenith. drove his . revamped § 436 S. Saginw = FE 2-0391 SHOE D PARTMENT ghee 19 Mead pender and a future draft choice|spring training camp in 1958. Gale VI to an average speed " All Work Guaranteed ghts ‘ti to the Cleveland Browns for Line- Friol has been batting .350. ‘98.848: miles an hour. : Sear Ere TR re ee ONE MAN TELLS ANOTH ER Reena EST TS _ =i hes j , : io i -. QDtekcin Semi- \nnual Long and Short Sleeve Sport Shirts /4 or Shirts Ve) off One Lot of Long Sleeve | Sport Shirts 1/2 ot Straw Hats V3 oft T- Shirts . "Bermuda Shorts — aus: Houser Swim Suits Yq off ® 4 Ce apg W. MAPLEBitmi : Open ponder and oe ig a Sport Coats : 7 75 Values to $39.50 Now ‘29 Hart, Schaffner & Marx--Varsity Town and Griffon: Tropical and Year Round SUITS | Values to $50. oC $397 go A eee = ¥75 Values to $55.00 Now *39 - Values to $65.00 Now *49” Jackets. One het hfe Values to 2 $60, 00... ees. ‘49” Values to $70.00... one ‘53” 46". Neckwear +8 ae 3 For 25 Z ’ : a3 = ae im é 2a = = * “SAGINAW at raidale 1 ve 3) i Vales 185.00... 6B” ae Be GIR ait ae aan ate Ss Values to $95. Die be eS i nae aia, eA d LIQUEURS CORP., Detroit 7, Mich, wilaaisod Proof, Distilted a Grain ~ SUMMER Ss TUNEDP TIME Se ck he oe es Wohlfeil-Dee . . for ranteed Tune-Up. ae ope ee ne ee ee a bE 8 5"'8 5 Fe 5 pe eatin 2214 fe 2.4907 TELEGRAPH Hi ill i ¢ ht-Heavy Contender Sought .. : lweting es aan they haven't already - 395 ae Seve eae ot & we | Boat Cushions—Coast Guard seveee® Elimina lon Ou J FLOP IMAC sates nertabe or home in nlf. Plente Ice Box—Kampkold—Reg. $24.95 . . . .$18.95 Suc T FOR SALE—Use Our Lay-a-Way Plan # FOR RENT—$8.00 a Week and Up Pompey third in the 1 boat, from first idea te ona aie or dean Cikesabe Soke feat sek a _— doesn’t deter | | light-heavyweight title|2%¢ Hoepner eighth, Turpin and ” te : fight,” announced Solomons, who| iyi trie tien ey ak Six-ot-the 71 offi “ait : ted—without success] - ‘ Pn‘bearywiie te pa een Heinys. | aces 2% ee ELUM Harold Turner . mea ar Tir} and Miss ‘Wahoo, Maverick an in Birmingham |. Then he disclosed a two-out Rademacher Drills Shanty, all of Seattle. wa #3 9 ser a | Program arrange, match es ie » race progr ammed as a ; * - jing Yolande Pompey of Tinidadlinn Public Workout [smile stiair ot three somuel] ~The ANSWER to Your Tire Wear ~ and. former world ROE acta n ihiitind dinate and Steering Problems. - . fichamp Randy Turpin of ThE er we 1 1. ALIGN 01 FRONT END 6. ADJUST SERVICE BRAKES still |Pete Rademacher, serious = x {| His Continental, Solomons indi-|Floyd Patterson, settlai down 2.-ADJUST STEERING CLAR #. Corece, wine cylin. : > 3. CRISS-CROSS TIRES 9. INSPECT MASTER || 4. BALANCE FRONT WHEELS CYLINDER FOR LEAKACE | 5. REPACK FRONT WHEEL 10., INSPECT FRONT. ll I] DICK DEAN'S IWATERFOR | | HARDWARE | a —_ - BUDGET TERMS 10 MONEY DOWN! I) This is our way of thanking 98 “| HE changed hands last year, Come SPORTS { suMM Siccemahe ‘gueapeds OE eetaieiniannannnraenpernianicageenmene 7 PRICE SALE of these great savings while they last. SLACKS - Liwy eee ele treereeenceeeeerenaneaeeseaee ena ‘Tle Pracerrere— Chili's $2.79 «+e 8 1.98 All for Only ..._ HAROLD TURNER Your Friendly Birmingham Ford Dealer 464 S. Woodward Ave. MI 4-7500 “A $21.95 Value 1295 = | Birmingham SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE! Everything | in this sale is from our regular Stock of McNally’s high standard of quality and style distinction, all famous brands by America’s leading manufacturers! Special Table SPORT SHIRTS 1 Diet 3” STAG SHOP you since the STAG SHOP oon inane take advantage pe enrages pecan pect eee oe OPEN MON. & FRI. TOO P.M. “Péntiae ’s Motorist é i | ad. warters”” eee Free Parking a Open 9 to 9 BY se FE 8.0424 | Short Sleeve SPORT SHIRTS "o $4.00, $5.00 and. 93.95 es $ 3% SUITS Wool Tropicals — Dacron Blends. 27"10°38"| Lelkure : i ‘ aR: % landmark on the ‘lead scene, e conveying its ‘traffic to a a specific estination. And just as familiar is continually LO ReacteiaREREE advertising into almost every h ne in the nation. - More than 57,000, 000 newspa| pers, are bought daily, reaching almost 2 every prospective customer in e land. ‘And just as a mighty bridge vnectiudll the : daily newspaper, link two groups on opposite sides of enn ee and oad sellers of shee and services. 98 of people on opposite shores, so does the mighty - “The George Washington Bridge, « glant traffic link between New York and New Jersey, Photo courtesy Cities Service Company a xt. takes a2 GIANT. to reach ACrOSS a miver For wholesalers, icici, retailers and. regional. métuiactorers apne, Teme hgge S ee ‘the newspaper is an indispensable courier of news about their products and services. Not only does it call on practically every amily in the local market, it remains to be read at the readers’ convenience. | If you want the fastest, most effective way to get your story across to your customers, you should be using the daily newspaper. It’s the widest, | strongest, surest bridge between you and the people you want to sell. - All business is local +e and so are all newspapers. He Fa, = . 3 * Millis = eu Real , one you don't care whether you gét to the matinee or not.” bh eee = WN gets ee ee Fs EES, ES ees {oa wae a Seas Be 5 Aes? ay bod ho \ : Pas es ee Cis re i. pee eee < Ve } Clee ae at | ee os \ i Es ee et ik i Ce ee eS ege ty Pe a : ~ =< aS § + ( ae ae k= ee ee Ay 4 ee ih 4 ' pec} Noe | = rt Li » Coo “|New Atomic Battery | ~ [Size of Cough Drop - itive New York City boroughs which radios and probably even wrist watches, is said to be the first |such device completely safe for) personal use without special pre- cautions. It was developed by Walter Kidde Nuclear Laboratories, -Inc., and the Elgin National Watch Co. The Bronx is the only one of the is on the mainland of the U. S. The four Manhattan, o2 DONALD DUCK _'THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, - ere Reape ss exe bp A Pn er BOARDING HOUSE _ Yy L GOTTA ao wa! 4 — / LAL, <7 UM-HAKS IT'S IN- < , asian i’ $U4NTAL AUNT FRITZI--- I'M FILLING OUT A FORM TO JOIN THAT Gi } IT SAYS TO FILL OUT THE FORM IN DUPLICATE --- WHAT DOES THAT MEAN? 47 MEANS DO IT TWICE--- ‘BOTH ALIKE — * a 7 / AME T temember is, it’s served in a darling little glass and after S71 { se} -___By McEvoy and Strieber, * é ss 7 RRS Dorrie, nn. Pt. Bap Be. Pen OR, HALF ACRE CASTLE _ a SEAUT IFUL / ABSOLUTELY BREATH? TAKING { ; .% ; bo} \ ; ree ee ; Rete Whee se \ - 1 Oy } eeu : ‘ \ BE. PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1057. Foreign Car ar Sales Boom U.S..M arket s=More Small By DAVID J. WILKIE AP Automotive Editor DETROIT @®—The American car for aes eater dain aston ’ ler, “ announced U. . & percentage the union. This called for a i eae eat ye de A giovd pres ni Saeoiy's: Mnsiot producer 24rd in profits as return on in-|wage hike July I this year. sg sl alge sew pasar ns-r0: yay A ade Oter steel producers followed] vested capit oo ey * * ie Ae Bai 9 will more than , te &* oa ‘ 'U. &. Steel OE ee eal ee “Steel is not only the cheapest. iain anit eheesl acne or surrendering to union nerease, was less, percentapewis ideal ie ¢ smaller by far, of all the common met-jic authorities in support of his|demands for wage increases “‘be-|come steel gachpanioe complained|. neem owen arty be als,” he said, “but with surpris-larguments that the steel price|cause we can easily pass them|inat the $6-a-ton figure was too anmias tte oi ingly few exceptions, it is also| boost need not be inflationary, |along to our customers.” come larger Amer- Gheaper—pound for pound—than al-} He said that Dr. Ewan Clague, en a Cee ican car makers. General Motors most anything else you can buy./U. S. commissioner of labor sta-/had five “costly in the) iy : coe we neve tanel Be Seven “To put it in the politest possi-|tistics, said last August that a rise/Past five years and that, each Rambler Sales Rise a Se oe ee ble. terms, therefore, let me just|in steel prices has only a “negli-|time, a nationwide demand arose) . , : - ; Ford is in; Chrys ‘ages gible” effect on the cost of living.|/from steel users and the govern-| DETROIT «®-—American Motors|ler -reporrtedly is seeking an. ar- Sand iche said he wanted to dispel|ment for quick settlement. Corp. has sold 74,81 Rambler carsjrangement with a foreign car maker.to get into the market; too, 1—CASH 2——-LAYAWAY “Til 9:00 "3 WAYS-TO-BUY: 3—NO MONEY. DOWN ON F.H.A. as low a8.$1.25 weekly! WE ACCEPT COMMITMENTS OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS WASH BASINS | | 1*| | much hot water. 32 G . GALLON ELECTRIC Hot Water UCI) Heater 79" These tanks carry complete factory war- ranty. Edison approved. Now twice as Ask us. We also stock electric table-top heaters. Closing Out All Adjustable Window FANS Reg. $39.95 $7795 While They Lost “First Quality—A Grade Nationally Known 3- Pc. Cast: fron - Colored: BATH SETS nr $139” ‘Made fo Sell for $219.95 Special Purchase 3-PC. WHITE BATH SETS. ~REG.\$134.50 VALUE | Includes 56-ft, =, wash basin and closet, We ao you wai cies this outstanding : COMPLETE WITH ALL eee ce 99g" | FIBERGLAS LAUNDRY TRAYS with WHITE - ENAMEL SUMP PUMP Fully Guaranteed _ Includes tub, pn = closet, ail a-GRADE ‘Tttngs, COLORED BATH SETS = $990 BATH TUBS 39" 2a ar" Big 50-Inch oe 3-Unit Kitchen “se” | WALL ig | CABINETS Stufdy, el eonstruction, Slight white enam finish, Chrome ate = bende, alvona sane Siw "“§ 495 bh 95 All Sites of Base and Wall Imperfections Cabinets in stock , ] 9” Laundry Complete with sturdy stand & faucets. Pirst quality ...A grade. $9995 Crate Marred |. * ement 21x32-Inch - Trays DOUBLE BOWL Stainless Steel Kitchen 21 x 32-inch of colors. 2-Pc. Colored Powder Room Special Set includes: 1i7xi9 china lav. plete ‘with chrome mixing favet, chain Free standing th gt al Pink, Green, Sun Tan, Blee ond Grey 36" Pal Sock Sl ie nde — _PH ype! FE 41516 ond | TEC , CP ea ee en ee WE SELL WHAT WE ADVERTISE! ‘Night Business Will aus car business is in the Rambler field, At the same time Romney did wheelbase Rambler with a price bracket. CHICAGO (m™— Overnight flour business caused a mild boost in introduce a Rambler model with tive start. ia big V-8 engine ana other fea-| However, the revived 100-inch/testimony b sixi|man of U, cylinder engine and optional equip-/steel prices has ment similar to that on the im-jeffect’ on living ported models should put it right/peared before the Senate Judiciary in the middle of comes in that| subcommittee. Decline Follows Cars in 1957Higher Opening NEW YORK «The stock mar- ‘ket drifted lower in early trading c |Apples, Red eine Fraite ‘Beans, Green Round, we eacuseteut ot Beans, Wex, du. Beets, Topped. bu. Broccoli, % = Topped, bu. -.- flower, doz Celery (crates) dom. 4-5 . Motors and aircrafts were (Corn, Sweet. 5 . mostly off fractions after a high- Dill (bunches) dos. start. Most oils held to the ad aeeee oeeee tdoor, ~"Turnips (behs.) doz. Red Bird, ot: oveeeee senators eee ee eens eene see0e + 300 a serene eeeenere eee 4 dos... eae eae ihe Bu. ene eeree : io ooeee (behs.) dos. eeeeee 1.10 - dos. jtures that put its price tag con-jto a point. Gains generally Were appies Duchess, bu. rmememsrie $F above the figure usually|held to fractions. wesc ereeane 20 ee eee eee +eeneee eee 7 see eewere ew on eee eee +. +* eceeeee eeeeeee 32° Boe. sesscnve 150 The board has had an increase Greens wheat futures prices in early board|in three per cent rate under con- Cabbage, Da. ssus0- cessenssnseens 150 of trade dealings today. ayy * pees * * * ; Soybeans also were as much as|meeting after the close of the mar-|Scireen "bu "7.07.27 TTI a cent higher at times in_buying ket today. Suis Cart, ve Ba” ps vi eeaeeaes ibe which reflected a slightly bullish} , iis. tm the discount rate oe pee government cotton crop forecast} “ — Lettuce &@ ted Greens would represent a further tight- cerry Cavtage, bu. ..... ssssceee 2 of 11,897,000 bales, compared with ening of credit and could give |Endive, * Wiscoblacooherban a 13,310,000 bales harvested last Escarole, Bleached, Wis sesenreres + 3:35 - the a set- Lettuce Leaf, bu neces seeeeeeee : 3.80 year. This was slightly below ex market a “psychological back,” some brokers said, { sromenre : — | High-priced International. Busi-| Rye climbed around a cent or; Usi~ , Aug. 8 (AP)- 703. more on reports of substantial rye ness Machines was ahead pa cases lacialon. tetera oo reacted some-|three points after-opening- javg $31 Whites: Grade A jumbo S208; . ; aunly type ee oe rada Fea Bones wl. ove 53%; extra large 50; ryt what from recent gains, and oats} Amerada dropped more (46-40; wed ave 48 «0; surge in demand for the smal-| 5. owed little : points, while Gulf Oil, Royal Dutch 99; grade 3B eae ave 40%: cars has been virtually all in omy. exas Co. worked upward, |D°ewns: erade A jumbo 62; extra Near the the first hour, 294 T Co. — 48; large 45; ; small 3p; lower price field. end of grade B large 40: . new style wheat-was % higher to In the steels, Lukens and |" commercially graded: grade NO UPTURN ABOVE $3,500 Ye lower, Sept. $2.13%; com was| Youngstown Sheet & Tube were | A jumbo. 4, extis trys Fate Ame } There has been no major up-|unchanged to %- lower, Sept.| off around a point. Republic, | <9; oxtre isrge 4: large & —_ turn in the deliveries of units like eat oats were unchanged to %| Bethichem and U, S, Steel de- 5594; small 26; grade B large s Chevrolet's Corvette or Ford's)/ower, Sept. 64%; rye was un-| clined fractions. Thunderbird or any of the foreign-(Changed to % higher, Sept.| 9. 1. Doug: (° Outout i built cars with price tags. that|$133%; soybeans were % to 1¥4).,5 “International Nickel, Anacon-| ar in of $3,500. higher, Sept. $2.47; and lard was wari Bc meaty : — : * | Leriliard ~...- 303lare shut down for vacations. ys second vehicle News in Brief. Rrsteton, Hamer 8 fs American car company sales Am n_Viscoee 268 ow Rdg ae a ° managers long have emphasized] Two new cars were stripped of Anne W & O°. 72 Mens, @ <- BF fices J ithe growth of two-car families as|carburetors and ignition coils at|Armeur''& Co is, Merr Ch S 187) UU onan, ‘assuring an- expanding market for| Jerome Oldsmobile Co., 220 S. Sag-/4 eee Se es i | Sipis } ll Pe sees] TON, AUGUST 6, 1957, MRS. automobiles. But they have count-jinaw St., last night. The parts are) ae Retin “I 46. Minn oe * - Coes, ee 4 ‘ed these largely as. customers for|valued at $300. Day EP eaten Gh 2. 986 of } Aniel Graybre ; ont |more American built conventional Bendix Av ... 53.6 Mont Ward .364| sister of George Denis Ape Res. Four Towns Methodist Church Benguet Te 1.3_Mueller Br .. 292 _t ‘of jtype_vehicles. Cooley Lake Rd. Home-made |Beth Steel .... 464 Nat Bise | ... 284) Bill, De Reid, SATUS A ieral = 24 ~rnie (Boeing Air’... 38.6 Wat Cash R-7x-62.7| Sf 2 Dm, trom Algae Suneee’. ‘hpsoeng WAGON BIG HIT —_ em cafeteria style mad. Borden as: ey Net Bens rat 36 Home, e effitatng. Ter The phenomenal. success of the|”* ™ —“AGV.\Sriggns Mi... 87. wat Lead, -+7:1383| BABE Graveside service by Ores Volkswagen in the! sina ~ «Ee ORS Mrs. American market caused some of Budd Co ...:: 183 Mort & West ot] Sherhom Si Ne i ie ake these sales se to take a a lan an oeroenene - 33 i vs = por ml ; second look sae a Camp, Soup. MF od a Atria “ 34 P = : Seat family possibil teens * Ohio ees J | Auto omy experts will a, - \eNbreat atri':: 30 ae Tt: = sere, Deesy yu there i meting sate «brat | GCS ecru See Re EES ¢ Bay Sard rts |the automobile market; that mo-, Cater Trac ., 672 ere : jtorists’ tastes switch quickly from — a a: re Param Pici a + , August § st 1: BaP ss one styling or design feature to an- Named Commander of eae Feaney, 30°. | ./ festa” hadtews aftiisiog. "ine hother. Few of them, however, are O oe OTF Pe BR cvsee 20.6) / terment in Perry Mt. =. . ‘ ne of Two State & Clark oun . ol psi Cola ... 21.3|/ Prushour will He in state at Venturesome enough to suggest| wo: 4 Binet Yoothess-Siple Puneral ‘Home demand for the smaller, cheaper) Groups at Great Lakes Gluet Pes Bee ose Do wal Silat 1h aim. Thuredey meee eo Sent a) RP ee 8) “Eee Seite a overall market of seaset SO s¢ uoen, oes ; present conventional size Ameri- An Coltent Comty mae has ome Bd on) oO 4. ia. band (of, Baka Lg gf ar been named company commander|Gon gdison’... 42.4 prs po age hg gs Gent: vehicle. of one of the two special “Mich-|Cor ¥ 9%, ,+ $4.5 Pure ou / : sod. porethy “Romney, _ American |igan companies” of naval recruits, |Con PwPt 904 Repub st *.. 84. jaturdsy, August 10, at Motors’ piesident, is an ardent now training at Great Lakes, Ill. |Sott Gea’: {$3 Bex Dims + :- 85 30 p.m. from the Parmer-Snover | Bdvocate of the smaller compact | Frank E. Hunt, chief boilerman,| So" MSi ---; 954 BS? eB .. 8 "White Chapel Cemetery. Mr. car. He predicts « growing mer- /than of Rochester; Marilyn Dun-| topper Roe: 81 Bofa!,O," Ba] Fatmr'Suovee Puneet Heme, ket for it.. And Romney prob- lof Clarkston, is commander of! Gurtiss wr || 304 es Hy _ CANKTON, Avoust 7, 1, ably has good reason.for bis company 255. He will direct the| Deere | --.-.-- 283 /Seap Al RR . 33. Serene, Si cotaes at ee viewpoint. Most of his cortpany’s (activities of the Michigan men in|pm c sea¢ .. 334 Sears Roed .. 3g Bernice P. Lankton; dear father : : : shell { Glenn Earl Lankton, Lawrence - his outfit during the nine-week re-|Dous Aire .. 682 sinclair ....: 62 Suse ana de” Lankten, cruit training period culminating in| Du Pont ....1083 $80" bae 72. $s ral service will be eld pete sou Pac .... 43.8 10 at 1:30 pm. graduation, Sept. 21 Best Air b 1. 387 Sou Ryo: 44] | fom the Hustoo Home Se ; pee o} "*: 5] | with Rev. Galen Hersey offictat- \ First week activities are re- 4 beng’. fa + On Cal $4. j Se. Interment. in Porest La Ported to have kept bis men on [Erie RR’ .. Mi Siq On RY Le fr state’ at the Muntoon. 1 | the. go- a= grep. age to Firestone |. - 9 Btevens JP + 13 nome. 7 oo ir | t ome, stenetl, stow thels ( gery 1, 97 Augusta, age 73; jon ted "| elothex properly, the recruits | peefot sel... 1108 Sun, OM: Mo) Rather of Mere Wheeler, i. >| started ‘military drill, took their” ma igs Ow B Pe 34 Hush, © Wwiltiem wee, chotce, fed first “swimming lessons, and /Gen Dynam .. 38 qeane, Ss Moriarty: desr brother of Mrs. Fgh ct (See Kite Sok Reema 23] Ba etlag Reet ot e ae dio » part chilret week ingoc |G Eat at Rene al Situs Sip ete agitaarae a wee +) rransamer 5.2 . " : 8.4 O'Reilly officiating. Interment hog hy tion was learning how to survive Gite.” .’"": 3 Gees hi =e. wil "Men state “a | steady; seeskers jin a , biological, and cHemical Goodrich “908 Un Carbide . A'%.7 Parmer_Snover Panerai. Home. . ;| warfare through the use of ar | .. 90.7 UB Pac y 29 Recitation of the Rosary will be oe ee ait, Gran Unit Air Lin, 27.1| Thorsday at 8 p.m. at the Puneral etnly : pie® gas masks and other/types of ren Pewe +14 Unit Aire 61.8 a: 26.28-27. emergency equipment,/ Gt West 8 -. 20.7 gy SEE rp WHLLTAM Ti aie z ; ‘Ib. Mice! Much of their time’ was devoted|Sii7 ou .,...1378 US Lines -1-. 305) kei Pinte mecinais). Pather of | 1900|to classroom lectupés on subjects|Hollend F ... 131 us steel | '. 68.7/ Mrs. Max McOrath. Mes, Richard | ranging from nayy. ship fm fee RA Sees ne Murphy, Rosary Thursday st ¢ itarianism TH Cent. ..... 80:2 west Un /Teb 183 pm. st Manley ‘y Funeral 4. is Michigan > scheduled taling Rand” = ma Wests A 98, Be Binet Prager. at "10, eum. fears | “Salute To and 5S es White 1 ! ° 114.30; | *: : " 45. Interment iehre Ee jie 3 Oru 2 oat Eee ee ee reat Lakes Navy us Me ale es - “stock ceremonies. ee al TT ee Ett 24.25; / STOCK avenaats : a to : Great Lakes Steel Mills L web, Pres = = Spee S | Closed by Strike Inewt. Re Raije ou. shocks even Riekard, Clete and Web." et eee at oe ne a Se held @aturday, Ame. 1 atreight watt Gay tie wile otis 25 ee ER es] fee aes 4 eek BGO 6 .isss2T8. x Us. Great Lakes Steel Corp. and dhelr|sta a0" gt sath Wah int ees wary Se Hey. int oe lees Hike Tas" iene Local 1299 of the United Steel-|i95: high ....276.3 165.1 76.9 191.5 workers. ‘called a membership 196¢ wv 244.0 32 m4 iT1s there was no announced attemp (C. J. Nephier Co.) deadlock. Pigures after decimal points are eighths ; 1NG TUES. & & FRIDAYS N PVT. HOME IN BLOOMFIELD HILLS, . RE aie Vaorhoossinie FUNERAL HOME Ambulance ee ad or Motor a ‘Cemetery Lots 5 fo I assists in ete EO Tau ww ‘pection 3 PE boats. A with Feliable, bac ? £- aoe a Ts conn xs Ys” ri i 4 ‘ eee wh eee SM ‘Help Wanted Female 7. _ et 48 -> | KLINGLERS | Se eee | es LAWN MOWER SHOP a uare Aird spare Be Mick Co. "1836 Cas Cass Cass Lake. cal DP. on oor SOD. “Hs | TIME 8XPERIENCED or FE) ~~ RI} ‘2 4iss, Confisendal.. ation}. JAMES A. TA Bef part Ume, Call between, @ ands ) Fon V/ EF ear wien —7e ntgmatie gag ‘ben its. ‘Seminole. UV ¢ ‘sate 9 dr Rave" eat oa baat cou vet | me ~ Rent Houses Unfurn, 36 : = a - - N, . . 4 BDRM. WAL! LAKE, Dining Room | ,, si WANTED | eed les 2 CR Sate neni is Waitresses wy eA qookware - fio, 12 ole for tame £ E Et | AAAAAAAAAARAAR |B ee Me ae recuse aac | ek tame °° | Heceek ceeeenene | Be ean St Serna # Bee pee tse, pm: | LAYING. rx xiang mguaLrry Cebtene beers tee aos) ee | Baild to suit, under slie R. Middleton Pe rin) ONE FE 40122. ‘ BOoeaON WOME EAL | by y & B TRENCHIN fale eS oan Sta a ‘CHENT TRANSFERRED HERE Rest Apt Netter ce | Bee Perings, Weiet ina, Puts Rem ure Regeuentng 16M | cnwaNTED MAIR REMOVED: | from Lanse. Wil pe? caue or 38%, LOO saa 2 aie Ate, Bae 1 ROOM MODERN ON TARGR ee front . Lake privileges. Near nice BLOCK BR nd Pome F te possea- pice eee) ae | iavED ere . : "i tt | GEORGE BLAIR estimates. Pi Oa ; ML, PO ice ENS ~F- nt a : jt me Mi Silore, a reeiceratr 4696 Dixie Bu, OR $1281 suseaENTpiooivo, —ONbER| Fe cai” “oS SS Wid. Household Goods , a ee ry Tendatiaang Fe on Sim ot OR 9t her mise jobs. PE Se0et—PE | ing, anywhere, OF PRET ee tye | sefrig. Be Pontiac, aromatic ol ak Also pL. [os too joes Residential re . Guaranteed work. Ph M¥ NEW SELF-SERVE DRUG STORE r ica. ThE : Austin-Nor rT o-4an4. | KINDS 1 Ser ‘installation and ALL ARTME ) Fatoay 1 | gue ; 3 yy“ nt Ce | wCHUMNEY WORK *"TStionce | N. Hills Pl \ \| pals cleanite wheing peela pith ee can| 2 ills Plaza, | _Neshety made te Soles PE Eatet Laundry Service—- 18 ete EANGR. ANY CC N. Main St. Rochester, «it inid. sanded and finished. | FOR FAMILY LAUNDRY sERv-| . ; PE 2-0109. FE 3-2600. seg phone Pontiac Laundry. FE | W — Mich. = soucpoEte & DUMP TRUCK : PRIVATE PARTY TO DrvesT ¢0,-|- "Service, OR 34833, MA 54608. - 7 iv On BUF | "too la Racin Boe f W , . Rooms OSE BEAT AND |” 8 Rms & BATH wire ey | ON ADDI- . Pontiac i x < 1 . — f ANTED SOK torsiched= $13 50, weekly. “peres, Near Army jd pan oa . New & oid : oi, 3 School door. : 2x ‘Strvctural > a. Stee Detailers © : AND , Steel Checkers! ROY KNAUF. 2% W. st Fé 2-0 38847 BUY, SELL OR TRADE? sE0RM_aPT. NO CHILDREN. ee th : aa? 51 Fenely _Qourt. Fiact. wus. at a4 & 2. Cunningham Ss Ste hE, SES | i NE “t En S ae 9255 CAMELOT RD oak selcone._ Suitable — | PARAGON if] Canina’ aes (ERE eee on| eae foe Lote | aes | oe bge- agit co, L890 HAVE Wait. | RA . . NG BUYERS POR & 56 Gladstone. AVATLASLE DMMEDIATELT, 3 on puree Acaks. |¢- LARGE’ RMS_AWD BATH. €1L-|" peem. brick troot Jo, qualitieg dn, yer take, Upper 3 = has ed GI loéa, Edw. M. Stout, Realtor | Sirs. aauia. GR batt. "| _ Call OR 24a, ster 2 pm. jn bedage Bothy pe onue|* Lane, Rowe POPE, Or | BRICK 6 Rak WoT SIDE Th si Real Silk hesohensinn Ti. PE LA, ENT W fee arse. MA SITS. aren Wai TELEPHONE CANVAS fe te sores salesmen, -closers and to * Guaranteed good . Call between! _ 71-8027. and ia... Mais, Open Eves. “90 : per. newly ied, } child wel- ec. Exe yment Agencles 8&| CUSTOM PLUMBING ethan FCs pEDRNS, vz, HoT | Re ee & bath. OR 3-1388, D P n, 2 a %_ HOUR # $F sans _Rent Apts, Furnished 33.7 nat, 't BEDRM.. 341 rg : item t | feom upper Heat fume. Sarage. | EVELYN EDWARDS c NT & B : chidten FF 8308 a eS ee VOCATIONA® COUNSELING ~ A fir BEDRM. oman, Peete § RMS & BATH LOWER PLAT. PE §-3458. of OR 3-4361. Sanvien WORK Pr 56-0762 ben 16 8 wk. OR 29833,______. |LEAN 17 RM. BRICK, CLOSE Lo ‘02 Community Bant Bldg. {CEMENT WORK ALL TY PES. cane Fie F front _apts, 0615 Posting Lk. Rd.’ "Riis 3 BEDS ON 1 FLOOR.|" in, Coa) heat, adults preferred, | pay call Mr. Jeffrey Transit mixed. ; ¥ 1 geeone. &3 )-BEDRM. APTS. Shady lawn. A nice borhood. ; 8 FOR A SECURE TOMORROW i Ota > pPecialy. TEVELING LA @ GRabdino Well farm, 2 $25 per wk. Fuel furn, PE 31562. ; "wk. | EY FORD D SALES MIDWEST | aay pecements, EM FN | _biack eee spreedin® | HOOM pa ne: FES sam las | ROOM FLAT E PE Ca. “pownaces mMPLOY. i hth - MENT INVITES YO val Faring, GUA on | * 4 private “bath, vats DRIVE 4 FOR GENERAL OFFick| 7? iS AnD Deactes| 3200. rading, back fi. Top soll. ak a Adilte only. © Bias oe i ROOM BACHELOR ce et eee Mtns hy eo contract, ts 32] soon magueion Are soe meat. Mi. Dull, rine Powrmacrs.| _ 0 state 8. Bt. PB 2-0066, 90 Oakland Near ; Heron Moving & Trucking 19 ‘n4 wiait suo Dane Ne. iL BM, Pvt ENT. Under new management, New and territory, devote ~ eee ' Close in, 99 wk. For lady, decorated 3 3 fan ae a ‘substan- : GA 5-285. apts. “a # “moat. oe CARE tial week! ~ Car and |ON GOOD PR ye acne |? RMS. 1 ADULT. REFERENCES. oms.| Bite ae 5 phone necessary Om OL 345081 — 15° More of a i, enna: ATTRAC 3 Ms. & BA i ae : ; CHA’ ‘TT 8. Telegraph | 7 RMS. TH PORN. ALL PVT. FE 40401. ‘You need money Sat. see Miss Carlson f ; [R §:30 Reasonable rates So gt a , Copzespondent Tih waa er, = woper. Auto. hi ean FS nave = ete é car) _ Center, B-1 R Riker Bldg. Pad re ees ‘ ar | ABC ag LS cael VAN OR © 40521 5 | Se-a FE 6-9801 ioet $ a, a WOR RENT. red = parece @ included. | °° ou can Ww *. day or i 9 ae __ pickup. ? : : soonest ~ a er FE 20200. te apeninae: nstructions todo tet 096 ees Warde 8 OF LIGHT HAULING. v 7 RMS ist FLOOR. = To Fou have ambition, personality | jwewee wna | SON, Cast PE 20a, FE 20046, | “Very rensounbie FE ASH govntenn on was stop, Uul. paid. A¥tO: MOOT Bec wut 3 cleat Soh pe calin<0 “tec | WAT AT FEWAY" DRIVER r uit tau & OR HAULED. OR . en! _ ‘TRAINING SCHOOL. ~_ FOUNDATION Baseni ete: ‘cleaned. ) INSPECTOR . 3 uae TERMS UPTO) 4718 = a A FLASH | contracts, ate Aw naerviee. te ealatied BR Johnson | a7 &. ee ts, Roebuck & Co, Manager, Asst. Manager VET OUR CASH PRICE BEFORE Now Has and Experienced | you sell ¢ . : i Saleswomen NICHOLIE & HARGER st beth. Leundty 1 Sg Openings | sete ea eee sae oe Tart ah Oe mates peta es | Sat Sve arama "|" dae bee ti pea leet amet : st Roe O--k pa S22. SAW SIN SAW ETRE eo. aNv LATING, | range DUCED Daas, tracts immediate notion, Gah aaa a) Pee P| auto nae ters hone ware at eR Pe se a ee ei ing Fn Bc lh ts Escala GS ork tron a par tonne | ee eneee Ereme Box 6 Fennel ~ ROOF REPAIRS. ye tau. | AN ASSURED DEAL | js fleor furnished, After LOVELY bt 36k Huron Btrest” “anit : MARKING | Alteration, & repair, PR 44168 gee Rn aS OT | Re tert Sain le elaine en hada = , 5 eee Trucks to Rent |,taiaemndeee a, ! ) | MMe B, , Ghaged Pome | oom : 3 ip, ton 1% kes : often “IMMEDIATE Peete Wert se PLACEMENT! i ornonzesitr| faa eae a = dae with Sewer mower. | OM RFI Industrial | Tractor Co. And sale for your Land Contract. OF interview —~ ait rah ent Gane mon MECHANIC WHE FOOLS, OER. ous. PE 80044. om | Open. Dail “eetueing guotey | Seca nite pee brit your pa CALL MR. LEVINGE works, more for home tian) eral repsir work ; bt nn: RO 2 SY RITZ MOTEL wager, PE & MIDDLEAGED M MAN WANTS| stallation. Reasonable rates, FE ARG aX, RUB-| Edward M. Stout Restos Te Woodward full time work, FE 82611, : Pete load. FH 80048. | | N, Saginaw Bt. | FE B-4165 #3, sa to 1 pm. Friday Pg Opportunity % DRIVEWAYS, Pontise _Ate my PARTIALLY B18 £3 tap PE yy - Wanted coae tory - VERY K 3 Sars Yale.) ou | tr eices | Sat el Work Wanted | Femate 11 ii = Ns Pore “larkston area - AND many m others any e~ ‘ different Lot immediate ee : ra r detalls. ment | G.I. or Conventional Mortgage . en — WM. A. Ss ne = KENNEDY ~~ | NORTH sIDE- r ie ie Iwai » PARTRIDGE : REALTOR, FE 4.3581 Se AEE ag Montcalm near desire. wr fine bedroom soot WW. ito ae TR +3868 3 frame bee wine - La pea, we Pemension. elie te Full basem — “i qerage, Dest soa giean. Teves. 4 BEDROOM CLEAN HOME - see : ba} Eo ~ ——| SEMINOLE wits BXCE Nn i : Truly 3 © rfuliy conditioned Z -CLOSE = three bedroom home. aeery To ONLY $1,600 a here that you'll want. x. {wong canoe | 3, BEDROOM BRICK | Pitre ise ia ge of oes WEAT-NEWLY DEC- vided Into 3 room “~ babement a neo NE «ge A ATED INSIDE & OUT | ihower ces & / aime = teovand a half car| -2CAR GARAGE — EXCEL sear’ sateen Se ete ava Ss fS.o08“rerm inl jereclient. buy) REAL, BARGAIN: AT $08. - “| & : win | “PSS Taneer : = LAKE FR ONT | | “G. - VAN’ “er : stabiished, tm as. : Newer r=... amaaeces PI-HARD TOBELIEVE | i pe OS B-B | Sotasactons best terms poesible, | “4 CARUAM DATE: ete ties | | THAT — This well built : S ee see ok "ieee ae eee Spatione mamas NICHOLIEN “For Colored aed. treet AND I z CO. ere cleee “down. = ‘* ‘el For Sale Houses 43 For Sale Houses 43/% *: bag 3 Families : : : Ee nice 6 room hom: WEST SIDE MORSES CAN BE KEPT ON | 9 dedrocm & family room, car PSedroom’ down ‘and 03, extra this 17 acres, § room house, peted living room, 2 cer garage, large bedroom and beth up. — ‘The egtecpee Bile, bene 2% x a4 stable, garage, privileges to Union $16, Shaded lot 50x150. Price $8,750. odern Ly 2 fos, well Niece! a... "7 wig ‘ ae oo if a " terms built redecorating. pavea ~ Fine 2 ved: ing 4 ynont to non veterans, Phone Bre. How- large ~ | area, Owner transfe some finishing, full price $9,500 18 Gillespie St. FE 24413 yey ye $008 ; Terms. ; = VERY SHARP § room bun- as ag. wie » reomPONTIAC LAKE. ..| galow, Oak floors, plastered be'v! wove ap Realtor. 1,500 down. 3 ms eg =" front tot, 86800. with low dows » Ls pe | SYLVAN LAKE rere 2 | WEA yore or tame | iogieted ie eae Maa K. wot | PRIVILEGES ~~ If you love hovers. fenced ot or’ less HURON VALLEY ne om. ] YHN yard an ius ond Toe of came SR eGKDOW-ACKE— Cs weemnnneee mg eae IL, Realtor | J ‘ort in your @, may 1 ask ails trom % f . . > oe such s place. A sap , by other Nataré, ‘ber COLORED | “ FE 21 On S03 IRWIN ' gas * ~~ white fram 4 . " ' A Good Bu ion $11,000 -- #3100 foe, oil furnace en and Wraler sot nice git droom home, £. beret - SPECIAL ee BE 3 Sot tf onal br ere “ARE YOU and ‘we bnew sos “ime ih, priced blocks from Wison 8 sental. Hae A 4B house arated on © well Stas ‘pulling. rents iia a + k . 7 id THINKING OF. meen PUTNAM : a ee ae, ee | ee : ‘These 3 bedroom rick | - By owner, excellent near TRADING YOUR 2 temity income on comer tt,| RAINBOW REALTY | ing oak tiled and | Pioneer “Highlands im | scenic ' schools. Colénisl ranch, custom jarge full basement with gas heat. | Px 2-2614 802 8. PADDOCK | shower stream kitchen, oil) A bright, clean 2 bedrm. brick = as i: answer Ua fer ewes, lets than’ Jeare OLD HOME IN 2 car now vacant, $1400 EVE. PE. $272) FE 44306 por nagel mn « gpeonm fr ming Bad homé, carpeting, water softener TAT Y i the ‘work “done, carpeiea &| | ON A NEW - $450 DOWN BY OWNER dows aad weregns, best of all s| An excellent buy “at Bate, NEW-LOW a & selling at less than HOME? ; rte A separate small store butid-| ‘¢ low price of 94.850. Payments : ; replacement cost, 3 twin size ’ OME? pe bungalow with brick front | “ing soneq commercial — on lake enly $00 monthly Seluding tence Just “Ott Sylvan Lake bedrooms, extra Itving room ‘Window, nicely land-| 4 "paved road. Suitable for most| ® imsurance. 4% per inter. y r FHA DN. PAYMENT - Ss tammy room with watumaLss you would lke to get| *0Ped J & 300° corner jot; | business purposes. Price, | *%t.. The minute you see you will You must see this little sits, “est elt owner leaving _. AVAILABLE. oo mm. = gg tol ea for. yout ay camcbepetg nate tae pte ge | = ord aor eoaclamamt we oaly pg ho ms ‘and wooded it. — “fav ovens stove. dis {wage this can be done. Let's see| RK. D. RILEY, Broker |— —— a eS - ems Se ceheeene eke [ROSE ISE MeLARTY, Bro Brok posal & other too ‘num- way is best to. you: = ILEY, Brok 2 eee. Oy sia.ase or GAs A et Sa te ad 509 Elizabeth Lake Rd. R. D. EY, Broker eke ee 3 ae. en . oS ae ee ee . pa oy Miaabete Lake Rd. sag oe, exsn| SPREE Eel | rer pee meee Sh TN LE Neng] + CLIO O = =) John K, Irwin | SYA ake to be ent. We'll , é n quick possession. Cal you itt faut previo CS ~ hy BA ein Michen 't nea 18 THE “BIRD* TO. SEE ANNETT REALTOR VACANT ese pas Mnice PLO a | . : Sule tee bedroom ap. Pull. bese: WEST SIDE pe saat? Wet Maron st Large ig large gining |" comer > MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE FLOYD KENT INC. ment. ges heat, has city sewer & | Spacious @ room home on paved PE cous] Foom, dan, Groakiact 2 decorated, ey 4 — - Realtor | Sait’ buyer. ‘This tee beautiful near west OFFERS - | Gas automatic. hest. Drapes ‘factory. “Ye acre y fenced. LARGE LOTS ATTENTION Hwy. at Some ior ‘somesse Wishing nice | ad . - cu | Ins, coment, driveway. re ane fay ae fe ee | res — ¢| neighbors. For information call —| fivatory on farses Exe Lake Privileges — — ot at — - 4 ‘AMPLE CUSTOMER PARKING | FE 2-100] or FE +5650. moved ie, Plocida — svellable ey ai +> sehoot rvteges, Posting "3.000; Oakland County Realty ~~ = _ INCINERATOR i / - a S for immediate possession. Just Upper Straits DORRIS down, Owner... Seuss. : 2610 Union Lake a : +6 7 oe . : : FOR R COLORED. | Se down. : a ye -.-- trom eset Ja. 2454 oF : Ls : Pa ; — ete Watkins Lake’ ces gone DOWN, Leas TO RESPON, : WEST SIDE . in ines. Pars basement. 2 ; Watkins Pontiac Eotates uy Thru Partridge ; aplinecaes per hommes vfoaded zm famiy picture view of inte.| room, kitchen ah bath jocation. Dural : | ae: onyrea busy roads e. . | and 3c. pe, s vs ¥ : 4 ; CHOICE OF COLORS pe pg GE nevew BY ge LL 4 ci es eee oe econ gpterier Elizabeth Lake Estate = yg wa} peewem| Complete basement, Biorms | ss9g NS acess SS Call us more information. corner jot, binckiop street. _fion throughout. $4,750 down, Situated 3 tote bering tache¢ brick — plastered g coreana,. yeags ond snemed | pain CERAMIC TILED sara sua LL DOWN Say Full price, $25,500. - at x $7,960. Clark Estate, = lake privieges, bedroom | with § fi. ove ie ft cold attractively. Terms. ro ° ‘- oe - one of pur seuriee w oon | Voorheis Pr esis or FE oe \" eae pia arenes . Se om sol |- two replaces," wre modern ce- North Suburban | MANY 700 wu-} : * syle ae “ on if R, FE 4358] Gansed Sent, gorse. Base-| ranric tile bath, half bath, stream- —- 2 bedroom modern CoE _ maagile 4 Sollgation er. 3 bedrooma, ad Say cosa. DOWN ey wets . terms - . , ing room your wile will be wie Fall pedement Garage. Lot 100) . in GR ewe 10 to Mis, turn = rooms. Walk-in closets in each | - ee a ' one, Bi - neat ee ee ' ote te - storms and screens, pri on| at rear of lot. home Is — eee rents) WIN PINES. | Soh aac te Al one : Roy Annett Inc. | 2a ae See | ore ina Oe : | cee own fal mo _ $500 DOWN. - TR 1 2. ne rat $06) - MAJESTIC BHADE TREES | go » sats ees, One aed ae sors. | ERRY E. ADAMS co. fishes r ie i COTE, MODERN 2? BED- i Brent te a2” country home that is in excellent| Mousetrailers Housetrallers < Only 9500 = on oe Eras, tM om} et New = Lote. B ONLY 1 BLOCK — = = XT Pavement new. ol beating plant, Dore GT ye : - 83 Dixie Hey. PE 6-41 : Fa ge ane home, 3 bedrooms, TO LAKE. ' MONTHLY WATKINS LAKEFRONT —— = rich wall to ey onan | and oroth se a ee |: Trock ce ee es = basement, plastered wails, PAYMENTS OF ONLY $56. . im other. “selling | YEARS New College Area | So eel, Beet, SS | - | Bataasias, SeeSgtig “cae a iow Be “Ei briek ranch ¢ ym home | - Pull “price, 1,200, FH S| Bs J. VALUET, Realtor | [iste frontage. Basement,——| : ' ond hobby shay, with over =f a with @ 2 cat "plastered Be i." * *-\ 45 OAKLAND AVE. FE 60093| modern oll heat, ledgerock o LAKE nar | wering trées, rolling lawn, BS it tek 3 erie tie ee | sreitett imme | Eas Piubttoarhac| su adiakiae tat ~ BRYANT : I y S i. M ee ed : a Blanwasher is s il s fhely _ Sy ean ees Ta yooms, 6| - NICE HOME = eo ea on either ide. owe sillarge roome, Bi Tring ed ; wen. . — Pe ne ‘ Hotw. "ind 1 can show ond, batt ee Piestored ‘wells, | 1, South Lyon. Good location for + Price includes $450. un? Jae |“ NON thay. CLAWSON if wit te un, Gan = » 1° Lincoln Piant at Wixom, or Uni-| AVALON CH Giass Craft boat, 70 ft. dock, etc This deautital tedroom bun- Vass pap =. . = fireplace, yore = yersity at Ann Arbor. Leases 3 Ideal for children — safe. Boating, fis & swimming st} galow that is bright as a silver - price reation ene. bedrm , screened poreh, of] fur- sandy beach 3 . its very best. Cail now for price ar, with anchor } meen and . ! Large lot with shade ever- rhe ¥ bedroom, . Newlyweds : sbundange bg Ia shad Greens. Excellent neighborhood. | term, = a rec. room livin; foams ferme alow and geod ne S | You wat love this 2 gp 4 trees. Owners cabing : 4 Sek CA, Sonne. “PONTIAC REALTY with ee Wan Sl fireplace. SAFE INVESTMENT — Over ‘¢ cellent west Soueen ms. : ome e lots, Bo clean and nest eS this 137 Baldwin Giassed sleeping porch for | Hey ‘less than $65. "per from ft.| CRESCE a tid fet strane | | Sew eee | SMITH- | leekan apkahavecl till RE soko Po S00 dn.|& 3 i. modern galow, only . ° s - - J Leslie R. Tri : Realtor quick sale. Good terms 2 years old, will be worth ais z - Kies Ra. Strathmore St. OAKLAND. __WIDEMAN| ( 1] AR K eR. Tripp, Realtor | inom woe sre. wet| titouter etneger tag] MOVES YOU IN |” -warmnpono mm or ar 12 W. Hurosi St. PE 44526 FE 5-161 or FE 5-280 en ee ee Eee surrounding. homes. é 2 ment, Recreation Toom Shee LAKEF 7 a = < NO OTHER COSTS Com modern 1 oe fence. Tiled kitehen $13. RONT x jm seg Oxbow een take ane. Th This - Tona08 «feet, fal price $900-$200 LAKE ESTATES | room | down. Large unfinished a s oe Retead tera ong ch me | MOLTIMLE turnmo-senvice | Hos tes? fecene ela te) 1! 11 | dup: we'hare's amber Gf otier | SUGUEETaNbiNG ouR |? uitiy*teot “cates Teg ES | Ti Seorng im Pull bapemeat 2s . cated on landse 4 ith extra % bath kitehen rs: Sia: Three Lots. for with woh, ot sandy TRADE — 3 dedroom ranch type witchen. wiley, renee m nicely land- a. . Privileges, on 6 Tnolee of ceramic ‘un, alone i ge Bg ena Fig 4 to Joalyo § room home| — a pod room, ares. agg = sig Priced to to FP gp ‘ He are ottering this lovely decorative schemes. te scre lots.| S.'tere” viewing “waterford . hill. foftner, eh thing rebm, Ook gieend, porge overlook- walls, Oak ers and many other $7200 with $1 a as | | eae eee ee $14,800 $13,900, with terms, MA 5-3781. a $1800 yment and bedrooms | nice features. Will ake 2 bedroom) i vrow prams on pixte.| West Side 9 ——— = } theally in expansion_at- an a : s ves you a lot of living, Call = extra : a eee Zoned Commercial, This home| Close to stof® and bus, bf : F jhe, carpeting i LOOK WN xe L pier Saar S = ~_kitche : : i t . bier REALTY -€O., REALTORS ; * ; throughout.“ ultra) FIT RRY-ONLY 6 LE. ! $450 DO it ‘* with : . _ —— a : bed: A , od a : * 4 - | E Pome geen en Bia 3- Setconas, 10, fot Dont | iioer,- satbeted: Siting room ‘tall FE 2.0263 D penutitel ‘Anchor fenced’ rear|Dtive out US. 19 to MIs, = 2 detroces, modern, ‘elty. Murry. -Ranch Type Brick loaded ‘with nnd | goof garden taod, Has aluminum | sod dining area, full b t, |b toll heat, auto-gas hot 1013 Ww. HURON yard with screened patio and t, drive to Clarkston-Orjon Rd. | 7 BEDRM . = Six. miles from 3 a bath. A araee, storms and screens and aluminum large lot 0 3 $80. feet. $8056| water, paved street. Price re-| NEXT DOOR TO BRANCH good garage. Priced to self and) Turn nom 6 , : Ce ee es en SP iicon | —— cement, eriveway. awnings. Neat clean, and or Terms canbe arranged | duced to, $11,600 for. cash to 4 POST OFFICE 30 day, possession, flocks ‘te leur’ sign on ‘tee mm heat Paved st, off Baldwin. $2,- house fireplace. 2 car ga- beautiful Everereens and| new condition. Saly $1, Me dows tr responsible parties Ee ae GI martgnge yable at om heer . = model-open m5 EE tage, Over one acré'foc in'a| .. oweting shrubs, and ce-| mover you tn. 70 per month Including taxes DORRIS & SON REALTORS RMS ON i FLOOR. FULL very secluded aren. Eeavin walks to. lake. Yes, ‘ UPTOWN, 3 BEDROOMS. Locat-| and insurance. A rare value, see WE TRADE, WE. SELL ERRY’ "E. (AD AMS CO. | basement, water softenes, auto. tale Feason selling. be Nye’ =. G R I , ed pear Beers you will fing this) it today. 752_W. Huron | Phone FE 41557 a a a hot wate r. ‘Saves é Fou ‘prise "and tetms, it "wil 008 area e: fe eorge Nn. irwin iil mg dg yy West Side | Le MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE ioe Dike ey — "FE casi Call oe Sen. ‘8 only $19,000 , ALTOR 269 Baldwin Ave. | You can’t beat the price and ! , 25 3 or OR 23-4089 room, elning room, price - = FE_Sae . modern full basement, | terms for 6 room home of this . . AE ~~ - ts |G.I-INDIAN © wu ormaer | Sefage Gul tissl coy | Re cy, Mower td conneus Announcing | STOUT’ Ex “he mt | VILLAGE (Fear ites expen ee | ee Mates seen | | bee? pawe.une | New 08 Models ae bedrooms, kc} Clark Real Estate eves] ante sreeneg. ad gisnsed "Feat Ee yn Be in - Best Buys | _. W. Huron Dn x on” ee ee fe vanes a, Offered at ; Drayton Plains. Colberry-Park Today ‘ga land contr: "| 2 Bedroom rick home an GAYEORD: a 2 Tae) eee wet ong rage | RE 7 prgere - -NICHOLIE oo OPEN San Dem base, ewiner, vam] see Reae: kitenen a ttyron rate hom : E4988 ou AINE cam! 3 Bed soot ae see | See A fre. ber Taser edrooms AILY and SUNDAY 2 to 8 rated this bed sant ahhee on : And ' 6 room bungalow inside the ou'll find a Wo! HH of new | with lots FS" sceat ant phawenei| Boag empstea Down | Gig Coed oeetion Lares | Meas tn hee ee corigm | apace. Large lrg wos Spent | 0 HILLSIDE : 2 bedroo ome with privileges| josLYN AREA — Spick place, also features a large KITCHEN ~ 15"36 + Cm, with eset teres iy sit, for +n eae Sylvan ¢. Paved and bedroom home. dining room, glassed-in front room and patio, -‘panele SET TING | ments “Veli aedl ee living room and porch. Ret. room in base- FAMILY room 2 tiled Father peie'g Son fire. «|. mente $90 per EL = BM kitchen, OFFERS 2 ment, Aluminum garage. baths and 2 car attached Wit be close to all the sports ac- home on nM } 8 tae wernie ee Gn Waren EstaceTOp | more into tie hen ‘wey seq” Bih| fa" yesemont, iis cat serage, as hes WATERFORD, || GILES REALTY CO. | gi"itugs'Senoff'ane thaveh home, Large lt pete ed with hae car a gh and Water heater. Nicel 2 bedroom: bungalow with full BALDWIN AY sof 8t. Hugo School and ehurch bali playing, 2 bedrooms on wn fire. nted basement, fenc basement & extra lot. Close to | 4 : Ave. FE $6175 Prices nee at $20,500 plus main floor with partitionin a: sees etieue with terme. . ard. Priced ‘at 3.500 schools and a “7% a iter 6: FE 2-1906 or zs 5-5293 ee Bt 3 ot medals two more in the basement, Saat . nd kitchen, pia: en IVAN W. o. imect ee ee: AT Gieamin Tora" bents bee + ae jaye |. ver COMFORTABLE ep ong el BLOCKS EAST AND room, cloue. to Dew high schoo ¢ for the ‘ o> Garpeted ER SOUTH FROM CORNER and shopping. A steal at $16,500 . rE Bow a fie - | i : ve, LAKE ONT OF WOODWARD AND with low down paym ab 500. - nice kitchen, metal cabl- Scott Lake = extra deep lot. — SQUARE LAKE RD. ‘Bee | Gramps Deligh : oe: PE 65-5001 ealtor FE 5-0471| nets Stainless steel sink. 4 bedroom home, nestied among | 759 DOWN — Little farm, 5 acres| **F tive out today. ' ps Dehght -_ 4411 Joslyn, corner 3rd. Large sleeping or ac- the trees, spacious Hiving room| with ‘California ranch style. bun- _. ae Ow, eee be Moves mel Sy ORs an & Bun, Res, oe $2504 | tivities room. Bath with ce- sun oom. panelled recrustion| galow starter home. All plumb- Loon Lake Privileges rooms, large bath, living, dining rooms Attached 2-car< ee ere Si uaiee! ES ‘Tuta_hol rater, completey 2. veal surprise awaits you In er with large pleture window farce. Boker “goal aba «| | NORTH SIDE — insulated | Part ‘of iy wall im | home: Howe $. foom rick) CiStnson The handicet Prrtenen me GOOD VALUE $1,600 down DN. mn plat tea ied ade gite ond. em. 5 Cronteces ont) SE CG : yon-ras von paren ce -| Rar Bate J,betreem, bagniew. | Meare Frm. bengelow with tol Graperien tneluded. Lot Sbx3t0. Fido Will W ag Store Buildin $7,990 with 1,000 down, . On he with a $7 per per| basement attached gar, Ex- ciation at aclect- : ; and block we cen, offer this’ lak a gellenk condition and 7, woea-| Watkins Lake Front ioe thie bom i she "country basement, home, “ss room, y ADAMS, ‘CO. .. o large lots, Terms. Cali On deep shaded let and gentle Com for several uses. =p a. , garland Eyes, "in 9; us tare so # lee rooms ot caer | Sere lake. Dixie i | 914.280 RRAL VALUE — Modern| § ft eth ion, fe Indian Village . - | "Reclaimed Brick” TE nn ay ‘ ort the lake front "| Ritiu'S'herti eth seat ai VA L 4 zi = Ww. magn BO, oe . FE 43505 Down ~Lakelrout se octet v's nats “| ‘oe tenbork iy hall sit eon LADD’S| INC. © PLACE A’ “LOST AD” Cail FE 28181. for/an ad} to recover a loss. Dial FE | ars te is Sp EAL Cass Eizabeth Nothing Down 2 of 3 bedroom starter : Lovely. 3 bedrm. brick ranche Let’s Clean Up. 000 Sieft— bury > ee « FERRY E, ADAMS, 0. ses = east OR $1238; after 7:00 ‘On ~ $495 DOWN. | Scope ts , am Ste. foe J. C. HAYDEN Buy Thru Partridge OWNER WILL Civilians — $490 Dowa : OTHER COSTs “down, 4 a ny a ps oe Ww. eter Earl E. ein INCOME PROPERTY HICK-| 1011 W, Huron FE 5-¢181 Teens, OT “desi | Main Highway 1 foot Watt, Meaniiel & Snyder 208 8. Woodward MI 4-300 : Hf EF Fla fp : ee ie i “i aAg2 wea EST SIDE saamdeceped. "On busine: | Lk. Angelus Rd. — a own this very ~~. a ee : cals Real Estate only 98,900 — with $1,990 down Past possession, J IM WILLIAMS ESTATE & INSURANCE FE 40547 landse: meee corner arpeling ot 7. Soe iS iad COME-SEE-—BUY Clarkston. REAL ESTATE INC. _ 20 8. Mein, Clarkston, Mich. MAple 5-5821 “"Smith-Crawford, Ine. Newingham list or to real estate east of tata ol oe Pontiac area, H, c. ,NEWINGHAM Corner iseara & Grecks Rada. LAKEFRONTS Watkins Lake fet ae jae Say, tate Ra. Keego Harbor Cranberry: Lake AT ‘ODAY © 1957 by NEA Service, ina. “But you cdtid help train him, Mom! It'd give ‘you something to do when Pop’s not home!"’ For Sale Houses 43, For Sale Lake Prop. 44 TRI-LEVEL 3 BEDROOMS, ACc- HOME |. tivities room. W can be used as eo. FE 27344. Ps tractive grillwork, - attached 2 bu '— HOYT REALTY FE 21941 FE 2-4840 Income Property 43A a ® quiet lpcation dine, fealtors pores Noes ‘Terms, Cah PE 2-27. a HOUSES sion: | bet 140 x io. do. Paved, Fg Lake, church schoo! asi center Rg month income: or ~e wes . $16,000 ice. over 9 sm tbe “pants a greet even low Eas $65 per mo, _— fanes to iat $16,800. ¢ JR. Hiltz ; . REALTOR ft near Pontiac, >. room house, 3" | Off M-59 6 Units - Brick - aes ae ten at ms bath each, 2 ture, new electric ged a panel heat, thermostat po rolled, electric yet heat- peg aluminum storms and acreens. Excellent condition. Lake privileges. Nets $4,000 a year, Owner has reduced price to $30,000, terms, Roy Annett BC) REAL “Open Evenings and Sundays 1-4 DUPLEX. V. INCOME 3 UP_& 5 DOWN. BvT. | $4250. ent garage, fire- ! ‘osp. 47 LAKE FRONT CONSTANT — Income producer, 17 unit motel and cabins, plus res- ing quarters, room modern home, All this on the great te om: north Pontiac tiring, ‘greatly reduced. ‘$18,000 will . Call for further de- taille, FLOYD KENT- INC, ~ For Sale Lake Prop. “44 |CIVILIANS| | Bae , Wipers tke “Kuschell rE = OWENS, Broker OR 31 vate club “included. from Kuschell © = Sees ae, path house, boat dockage Ont, *SeutumtT, REALTOR ters lk. front home. Call Str tor terms or Wade BIG LAKE FRONT Lon wiTt 000 Sine ce ee ett a: ONLY $1.09 CASH RY Lapeer, road (eae), ‘miles north R. J. VALUET, Real | race 3 S205 ealtor M43 OAKLAND AVE. FE 5-0693/— “ig if BOWN MULTIPLE LISTING wice | - “ste ar — OPEN EV UNTIL 8:30 At the Rew Branch Office of ~~ BRENDEL & NEVA LAKES HOLMES, INC. Lakewood Village: 80 ft. ider | 2531_S. Lapeer Rd. FE +083 ue} ear ella st Sie | M2 tapes 450 Terms, e ‘s LANDSCAPED LOT of pesmes 7 49, 1400 Mighland Rd.| Hills, W. Ao hy Fay ig = C. SCHUETT, REALTOR by wencnsen diac i COMMERCE LAKE. LAKEFRONT cabin, fireplace, picnic table, Bioomfield Highlands, a] gel beat, yond peers | ~ INVESTMENTS — st gn Good pet Severn fora, ae Sites, Priced to ae Good ~~. Eoeated between 2 nice homes = ors road west of Pon- tiac. Only cave cash, Dorothy Sn nyder . Lavender Ph. bee ee Bowel ken Lakewood Village. Sub. %, — Lake, Large wooded lots. gousd living in vaestion non Cash Lake Sherwood Subdiyi- Chloe Nichols Member of a Oskiand County Board of Realtors OR Lor 738 by 193 street from Clear” * sot “Oxtord. Good lake lew "G. L. VAN VLEET OAKLAND #1160 pROren OXFORD Heyer = M. stout, Realtor st. Ph 5-8165 "open on ores. till. 8; io p For Sale le Resort esort Prop. 44A | sa: ~“ACRES 0 or LAND with 4 rm. furn. cabin, Inside Near Au water and electricity River, 6 miles Tin. of i Ste. . ig ee. FE 6&-1637 FE W ve ‘Firance—We Finance Sresvenh nese’ on pur new wert |° rm O’Lekes Sub- viston en's paradise. ‘on your tte or tee down coy pad Johaston & Habbard __ 1601 _M-76, St. He’ Michigan. qe “LAKE. CO. OFFERS "MORE ¥OR LESS HERBERT CI DAVIS pe gem a oem ‘CARL W, BIRD, Realtor $03 Community National Bank Bldg. -| EXCELLENT DRAINAGE — No NEAR RECREATION deine state | 2S 23 ©. Huron FE 38-0466 Open Evenings & Sundays 1-4 ity 1580 Williams Lk, Rd. at M5 3-3831 EM_3-0366 | Cherokee ‘Hills! LOOKING FOR EXCEPTION papas ss ES cee 1-oN eg 4 igh a5" by ile i eats ins . HAVE_—EVERYTEING —_¥ov | COULD > oe FOR In YOUR NEW HOME. BLACKTOP ROA Ds — No mud or WONDERFUL WATER. At about cd ane. caning. riding, WOODED el lots, hill- Sie Se er eer, ort * Sagal aaigmdaed a am ge gg = Pe “span, 10 ton crane. 4 2-10 acres. Livonia. FE 5-0514. For Sale or.Exchange 50 artridge List Thru Partridge °* |! ugtia| PERRY ACRES| mean Sia of Bay Ou city. | Soe, Yeense, ge months tavern. Attractive for cs | Gas ce an meres Sess, Cc ie Best tet STATEWIDE: os ri Boat, : ee "FE. S06 T EAGUE FINANCE CO, 202 N. MAIN: aed ow MICH. BB. 00, faa Es ee Sonor z 8 i i}Once in a Lifetime ... You get a chance to buy # bust- ness A. JOHNSON; Realtor 1704 Ss. ‘Telegraph Rd. FE 42533.- | —MEAT MARKET shopping area. Cs * Same pe. Jenae. 43.8 ‘eo G. L. VAN VLEET | OAKLAND sis OXFORD Partridge}. 1g THE “BIRD™ TO sEE REST HOME ons see seer a tne FE WARD E. PARTRIDGE REALTOR, FE 43581. Commercial— Manufacturing — ane pga Sal sel Roy Annett Inc. REALTORS RY LVAN VILLAGE 8¢ frontage with city —— ~ 4 in this soait location. Close to orga ig dere R. D. RILEY, Broker PS Pera 44821 OR Sian or PE 5-9202 rage ss head ning oes fooreelee tn area. Cc Bm eae Realtor collect: Ortonvili- _W. “LET'S TALK REALTOR 377 8. Telegraph * i : a he filles H ( i $ ft. frontage on paved it, See aes state—want os for particulars. SPae ha a fit man Kampsen | sp FE 40528 Eves. & Sun, “Buy Thru Partri “By Thru Pavirdge OR WOMA HIGH INCOME OEEORTUNITY Sly wae| A fee Happy Folks employes serv ter. nie easy 0 deal "mer Eosna to BUCKNER FINANCE CO se Berice a “1 AY to 2 BAR w 5 terse LOANS #25 TO S500 LOAN CO Ez WEES WEE beat Quick Cash --Dietaaes Neem, 54 Will trade housetrailer, land contract, Zuo, vacant prop- d: co ‘HAYDEN, Realtor cond. inside, Por equity in 0x42" LAWN FENCE. 15 Batt 2-3 ft. k, hg posts oe for des! sell, FE_ (0 ACRES | Ready subdividt | and dry -with one St Villege Umlie of Somer wil accept land con’ or free ag clear oman} he i Only $15,500 on ward M. _ Stout, Fépitor was 5 a1" was 114 50 1.60, BARN E AR WARE _per “nea ota ge a jocation, fer RENT IT FAST i mt | through Rent Ads! Rooth, house, apartment, ‘any- pee thing — Want Ads give Sl |you ACTION, a an sei ~~ DEPT. 3 ot + 7 > Wee Reena eee enenbes eee ee 4 Sena ee etna tees Sheets teem OOO ee ~@ ebalr Pe aeeane sanee eee EF ohapeeee eeereeees Antes f seeeenere oeepeeese oS ee WEST SUBURBAN | ~ Mi TEASE Sew ohetreem mates | ; ‘ ‘ | EF i i a3 i fe bes a q a8g : tes i Feeve eee deewessoerwe arm ebairs, rocker, four sdel3y- “Hate "oo. [ese ‘han you tains. Late ive seas a ase tables, woed\je~ Mange, oo ooo... wl’ Past tne wr ‘ if TYG REFRIGERATOR Wi | water esters, Se: Soe arate | gate Esa? oar, : : Sago a os @avéenport. piano, television and Ro: oe Mags BF a, & 2 Rd. ght ge ne call v 30° GAs RANGE a ae ¥ ) ing legs. 9 238. : rte, oe. in Ley cond, om -_. adjustable HEATING “i . GE table troner, $17.95. Gress form, dark wood aS stig FI & ; UIPMENT ee RUMP EL E Ctric tape Col PES cher SeetT ss Te tL t oat auburn Bd. oe —-|Linoleum Rugs. $4.95. Beautiful Patterns No Seconds peo o ANCHOR FENCES ALMOST NEW 14X6x4 TRAILER, A ad, Sacrifice for $250. PE 5-2860. SATTERIES, 5, 12 8. SAGI- naw, FE 8- ¥ electrical supplies. aod "ine, salvanived copper, ince le iJ a Bris saat tute, Mr beans: Rd. FE 4. BERRY 7X8 FT. ALUMI- NUM GARAGE $25, MA 5-1517, Big Wrecking Bargain Wreckin at 422 Garland, eopentt eta of face bri d $25 per m. 'OLVERL LUMBER & w NG 320 8, Paddock FE 2-0784 BARGAIN PRICES Used mowers fs low as 425. Also have tractors, tillers, sickle bars, rollers eng . chain py ote mosquito yers power drive rotary mover with reverse, Reg. $222, now $169. 30 inch »| SPUNDERSON HARDWAR 2189 5. Telegraph Rd. FE Stnda Brick Building | ag, outfit!” AWG ji} 8," - : A hive sherwres > enrame- GY =I TINE ii t For Sale Miscellaneous 60 eeeeeeenee seen ORE SEMI + A MATIC, gee washer, perfect cond, 4-2978. : KITCHEN Complete 7 CABINET SINK, 54"; with faucets, $129.95" val- : wall and base transit marred. Mich _orescent, 3 Orchard Ave. frost free Refrig.; = stove, 20 Gal. gas 3-7464. 4 LUMBER BARGAINS Used and New xt torts” Se ft. oe) beeen ewes eee tt : MATERIAL SALES CO. 4340 Highland Rd, (Mpe) OR 31002 Service 356H. ONEL & AMERI __FL x 6 ‘ *|PIZZA_OVEN, PRACTICALLY ‘new, FR ask for Mr. PLYWOOD SP SPECIALS 4-1006. LUXAIRE FURNACES | @ic_ tr. Fair Kenyon SALE Sheetrock Sand, AUGUST 8, 1057_ Attention Truckers Wettie’s (it Ml) et Adams, PE '|4x8 Sheet $1.35|"ta imported stock. CAM A. Leica with 1! Elmar FP 3.5 lens, Peter “sia LY eniee hi. Pa Sale Musical Goods 62 PARA AALS EIA Er ACCORDION IN GOOD COND. 120 ne $150. Gee at 56496 Coronada, = = fm ag egg ven Hilti Kennels . $020 Foste r Ra. * " G6F2, 4930 Aubi im Motors $3.95. Also complete "ine of seats AKC REGISTERED, G ERMA ig MOLLE) ae See Meaty ncnies naicencs | jnepherd. female, Bleck & cream.| Ucsive cost. WP. Miller Garden Wanted Used Trucks 89 Frescosent, Grevara Lk. Ave. pave toy [ly oe | & Lawn 1593 6. Wood- fs esta TRAILER, HOLD BOAT om Yen HM) Kennels, 8020 Ra ward. (North of 14 Mile B'ham). luggage, New. Never used. Come MA. .5-1532. : : Ml 40083. a Bert % 5. ike MGTEAED PERTEROR TARPAULING = ALL BieES els eek pepsien. Call FE OHI8 Sher 6 eee DISCOUNT Talbott Lurmiber |sssser ores For SE-B} one’ irant new case 40 Baler Etat sommes Se ee, aah Seapine, Ave. | "lisa Dorchester, B'ham. Mi 44202) HOUGHTEN & SON WATER .AOPTENER, EW, $200 Opin, ae Sunaina “easel Sek ee eee Accamocaies 4200 or take over seACTIPUL PEAT c [= GERMAN! “~~~ SR ce a GERMAN SHEPHERD 5 old. Raised with children, MY 2045 aris 7 Bird Hatchery, 2489 Au- MINIATURE BLACK, 2 males & 1 female. FE 4-8157. ARA CANARIES, CAGES. Pood sin¢e 1977—584 Oakland Ave. WELL sell or trade equal value. Call BM 32-6577. POODLE PUPPIES, BLACK OR brown. Pom i puppt FE 5-081. POODLES, MINIATURE, . AKC reg. champion le Maieés fe- oid. z Ben 8 weeks aa pe Ro. sifeenone 7; io Fe. ade, AKC, FE : __ ver ‘& wka. old. OL, 1-6745, kone rae aD PEKINGESE PUP- $50. Also stud service, FE SALE - POODLES . ot Ave, Lake Orion. MY + gle Pe WHY PAY THAT BIG PRICE FOR that new" , our ri: Rent Trailer Space 79) # AUBURN |. MOBILE: aoe Me mi. 8. E. of with 170 us a : shelter, ~ d. $3. WE ey PE 5-670. CALIF. HERE OME ta asescnctiaeal KING BROS. png Pontiae Rd. at 3 gg CLEARANCE SALE Prices a cut inventory trac- Chrome . Recent & +4 job. $256 Ke y- &, WHIZZE win “oecioment’* tee ee _fuinghans Mt 8 gS 14 Mi), Bir- MILK fee tT ae ee, oy Ses VACATION & Auction Sales ~ 5089 Dixie Highway Drayton Plains Every Friday ....7 P.M. Every Saturday ..1 P.M. Every Sunday .,..2 P.M, B & SELL DAILY ‘OR 32717 — LZ OR : ful 3 bedroom 50 ft. trailer, Auto. rT. OR 3-8214. : NAL UM ho in Florida MY 3-3732 OXFORD TRAILER | ue Soerts "S| pal Gants SALES BOAT MAHOGARY 14 PT. SPEED. | FT + ware Geely, Gureee| Sul iale cage & oat| WILSON | up torstat—3 bedrooms. | Soa | «| New & Used Trucks itis to 38, butt to iitke itr Geog | COME GET "EM SALE Cnhiend fer: o ig ft. Meyers $175. 12% accessories, bank . ix ee relat gy oem, ae Sa ae 2. ending. 186), Pruchent wood condition: ion: $3000. Lot 81, 1%) er Opes fils, Phone ¥E | ~ Detroiter Pontiac Chief plete jine ot 8 & 10 wide and Distinction sive ——— 508 Re ym Moblie Homes to- day's most outstanding value. Pontiac A~very large selection late mode) trad 1 and 2 bedtooms : . complet modern. Yea, stop and 4 W. 14 Mile Rd. at John R. Dodge Bob Hutchinson Mobile Be HNSON MOTORS |i Prmeum ‘ “7 ‘Homes Sales Inc, .. trailers — ae re ae thing for the boat We are distrib. | Small ont. Will arrange Lm, te 7¢ E Ft. Wall a ait paiadh sues ek j _ as oe winehea ol dogma Hitnes | se Beg bu suede | Esa wsscrs|Aubum Motors A ANG L405 eeGEY SOK . met_Phe © 3. Siva af MOBILE HOMES |°spast SUPUGt2? clinGi| —'g better deal OF QUALITY , amptee pthag ern nil Mapgtimo™ Somers” St] eACRLUENE VALUE see Eddy Steele Ferme’ a best tee'm| INLAND LAKES B G00r, «sc esssse S2TTT | « bideess theeagh @ ore.| SALES wa, f'éeie sss = 3127 W, Huron. PE 47121 FE 39-6122 1966 6 H.P. OUTBO . Run less than 56 brs. Price $06 also 1 man ¢ beat carrier. ° ye ste, if RU ; _trailers, OR - 2 steeenes WT Stetes Bs _-teooe eoeeetere PARTS & SUPPLIES 0 6. . he 23200 and P.M. /\ * Weekend Specials 7 Olds 8&8 Hol Cpe. $2895 Ford Victoria .°:$1995 1% Cadillac 62 Cpe. . $3595 : "56 =e. poe es «$1795 ‘4 Pao DeVille. #eeet eee $3895). | 156 Chev, Convert, = $1895) > 55 Olds 88 Holiday ; Cpe. ddstveinsiseel 1795 1. Delhec G2 Sea. 732005 ss 62 Sed.. .$2695 35 = 98 Dix. Hol, 54 Ford Convert. ..$ 895) - 54 Olds 88 Sup. a ee *54 Ford fordor .. ‘54 Pontiac 2-door . +O *54 Cadillac 63 Sed...$1395 *5$3 Pontiac Dix. 4-dr.$ a4 *53 Olds Sup. * 4door eeenqeeees *53 Olds Dix, Ho eeereeee 5] Cadillac 62 Sed. 3 795 1 Buick Adloor ...$ 395 . ne Bese oes’ Se By Ford tudor . i EROME RRY, : pe . things 1957 CHEV. = DEMOS. 2DOORS — WAGONS-—CONVERTS as low as > /HASKINS 9 Mery er 8 Bs @ Spec.$ 695) | Orda take at Cass ry (gasH IN Al and OLDS couRTESY CARS TERRIFIC SAVINGS 4-DOORS —§199 or your ear down Aa little as $15 per week WE NEED USED CARS _ CHEVROLET — 3 Oakland Ootnes Coney : Fastest oe meet Dealer” : Exceptional Savings FACTORY; : EXECT'S. — AND: .. COMPANY ~-DEMOS. . 88. Supers _ ~ 98 Holiday Sedans and © Station Wagons 5 6.3000 O 46700 peas parts & service available. (| Pontiac Sueducsdddadsa LTE $8 1057 by MEA Service, ime, “wwarren sold his car,"added $20 to what he got for it ~*SELL” . Milton says: and bought a lovely new bicycle!” __ For Sale Cars 91). For Sale Cars 91 s=| FUTURE Auto Broke dr. 1. iegee rs = | a b ~ i ‘or low 2, clean Ol, ome a HT... all oe 8 leather interior, pow = Onl *Call-at ” North Chevrolet Co. . Z 1000 ha Woodward ave. stand. =. mann = eh ee | Vredets. parti only re. North Chevrolet Co. 1000 8. weer: Ave. Birmingham & 1-0893. NAG | Get THE FAMILY A CENTRAL | LINCOLN - MERCURY Station Wagon \'57 Olds ° ~ “KRA-ouauiry. |" 6 Months Guarantee R. & R. Motors Chrysler * Plymouth oe ee Hight green fir- +» iy appreciate “a. $08." ‘down or your old car North. Chevrolet Co. 1000 8. Woodward Ave. RIEMENSCHNEIDER'S IQUIDATION SALE EVERYTHING GOES HOME> - OF EDSE.. 232 S.. SAGINAW ST. eee eee eee eee ‘gitie, this ‘5 _guberban | you've been lacking $1787 56 Dodge H.T. ‘ Jet black, R & H, white walls, Coronet Lancer, 2 dr dr, = beauti- iecarer SU os «| ‘54 Pick-up Pri eee oe ee ‘57 Ply H. Top Saion Ratt waite transm: . 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WOE Mt * act +: All. ~ Priced. to Fi it/, Bowaveaan 3 ee Ged @ See Bees 4 ‘ i Aig ‘ ve . _--Today's Radio Programs -- - ‘ Show Will Use 5 PowTiac PRESS. THURSDAY, al WR, 1) — CEL, wo aoe ot wedi iy | wats, cine _ _BFON, sem ae, CON. —_— -- Today's Television Programs - - Programs furnished by stations listed in this column are subject to change without notice ~ foment - FRIDAY MORNING 9:30—W, * glia Mervin \IPON, Baseball te yy “3 _ Fas meee ge Fle age Gedfrey Wawa ‘nses shuts ee Eeme, Wax2, Bped Wolt _ WWI 7 or Consequence oe Grant, Davies woes, aoerte rom WER: an on News, Homechate WCAR, News WPON, World WCAR, Allen — News, or WPON, Baseball ¢:30—W, Bo = Piney WPON, Country Roundup Nows, . Best 220-WIR. 3nd Mre. Burton wwii ; é:20—W. a America to Knees a; CEL Eade ens || WM Tob Merwe, AGE 19:20 fia | soe ee ¢ WBE, Don McLeod | Ween: we CKLW, Mary Morgan WOAR, Sports Parade Music With Mason | weak, News © WPON, Chuck 3:00-—WJR, Pat Buttram Passe see utes | Rio tev. tc eign. Ont | "PH, Pip toe pultor ? can eerste Niece. 1 caw cere | Ge Eel oa WCAR, Patrick WXYZ, News, W JBK, News, Reid © WCAR, News, Page 9:90-—-W2Y2, Mickey Shorr | CKLW. News, Teoy David | WCAR, News, of Day | WPON, ww. patra = | ~WlBK. Bows, Bela "| $:30-—-WJR, House Party cKLW, Heater -| Woow News, secidan Haws, Time for Musie | WWJ, Woman tn . Calls. ‘XYZ, News, $:00-—-WJR, Amos ‘n’_Andy | *26—WIR, Music Hall W, t Hurley CKLW, News” : X Minus 3 Saw Gea eee | 4:00-—-WIR, “Parade of Bands ‘CREW, ‘Bootiand Yard Caan: Shares warren =| FRIDAY AFTERNOON Wwi News __WPON, Music With Mason | WoaR ‘News gig Jim Vinall way, porta Mekense ‘90-—WWI, Nightline -. $:00—WJR, Jim Vinal ways, eS eae -WIBK. Baseball , Theater — WWJ, News CKLW, A. Grant, G, Hauser : WIBK, Casey... WXYZ, News, Wolf JBK, News, Tom George — 9:00-WJR, Symphony CKLW, Terrance Olen | WAR, Themes. | “ews tes ‘Eee ; now WJBK, News, Reid News’ - | Wwe, ae w +0Ws, ‘ WCAR, fara Wa, Time for Music News, McKenzie WOAR News WRON, World News WXYZ, News, Gren: Bescben $:30-—-WJBK, Sound Off gn § ‘ gee Halt nvr News, Davies WPON, Baseball . 00d a Miami | Gai none eres | eee Mange were | Sy, Pp totar WJBK, News, Reid J, Ross Mulholland WXYZ, -Wattrick, 6 Bs a ees, Mm WCAR, T, Malone Wx¥s, Boys ra, - Walt WFON, B.-Bird, Revival |. SEEK News Tom Geores | WIBK, News, McLeod Pde gy pot af 9:00—WJR, Wm. Sheehan Wear, News, B Martyn WCAR, News, WWJ, Minute Parade ek WPON,. Music With Mason 11:00—WJR, Phil Lenhart WPON, Chuck Lewis WXYZ, Breakfast Club _ 1:30—WJR, Dr. 5:30—-WJR,. Music Hall bho ae «ne eeu Soe’ pow Dove ww WWJ, Jim Deland — - JBK, Aw WXYZ, News, Aroufid Town WXYZ, News, McKensie Sports and News AR, News, B. CKL : 11:30—WIR, Music. Wron, News, Lows ‘Gaese — WIBK’ Sports, McLeod Survey Cites Praise, Beefs Expose likely for Confidential Trial May Bring Out Sedndal _ Publication’s Own Secrets : * > =i = = 3 _ Fa is , ee, see Before the trial resumes the judge will arguments on a * tell of lurid activities of Holly. wood celebrities. Confidential, Whisper, ” Publish- ., Hollywood, libel by. pubiaing aclienaieny matter. ‘ Ants Building Houses Out of Their Own Bodies "The queen is sheltered, eggs are laid, and young hatched arid reared’ within these structures, which are built anew each night much of the time. ls ED led EY iia it] SATE | iva Lil jae SERS! mo AIS IME 1h Ole) bein | ii - i ALN «4 { EAS Tal air AL ee Education of these adults with only six years. read newspapers. Those who didn’t feel so favor-, ably about papers or didn't read them said things ‘like this: “] don’t have too much time to read it, We have other facilities for news.” ‘Why read it? It's all advertise “They neither ‘thrilling, in- ae amusing on most days. ” * * * “I.used to read them, but don’t 2 * The DAS gets its data from in Newspaper Reading iN who live outside Ionia, were crown- Brings Rise: cat lonia’s Fair ‘Williams Stars Along With Bee Royalty, Ram and Huge Pig. est elective state office in 1934. x * Mr. and Mrs. George Seidleman, ed on the track before 5,000 per- sons. seated in the liams, fair- president, who called it a deputy’s hat. eh neg STARS | ying in the bright sun with wae and his Democratic col- Files of USMC —tRobert Ryan, too) . Politics Plentiful | '|House” will be “Finishes Color Films Channel 2WJBK-TV Channel 4—~WWJ-TV Channel 1~WXYZ-TV Channel 9—-CKLW-TV NBC to Present Three Las Vegas Programs Next Season By JACK. O’BRIAN man signed for CBS-TV’s first Sept. 19) big music spectacular, “Crescendo, Stedel, who was a USMC combat | NBC will do three Saturday spectaculars from Las Vegas .next's season. The first, Nov. 16... If Ernie Kovacs is as good in. ROSE ON VIDEO Charles Boyer, Jack Lemmon, el neCaS has greet plane Sie “The Thin Man” series, as witness as- Aug. 19... The controversial Mike Wallace ABC-TV show starring (in audition) Drew Pearson, Fulton Lewis-Jr., Roy .M. Cohn and ex- Sen. William Benton was ‘such a two-fisted shambles in its tryout —one big undisciplined argument —it will have to be tried out NBC's soap opera “Hilltop dismantled a * 16:10—(2) Weather. its| © TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS 6:00-—-(7) Kukla, Fran, Ollie. (9) Popeye, (4) News, Sports. (2) News. je News. - () Weather. () News. 6:30—(7) Lone Ranger. (9) Abbott, Costello, (4) Williams; Valli. (2) Sgt. Preston, 6:45-~-(4) News. 7:00—(7) Cowtown Rodeo, (9) Mil- Mont- Groucho. @) Bob Cummings. 7:30—(4) Dragnet. (2) arr ar ple’s Choice, 8:30—(T7) Wrestling, (9) Feature Theater. “Conspiracy in Tehe- ran.” (4) High Low. (2) Play-)- house 90. - 9:00—(4) (Color) Video Theater. 9:30—(7) Ciseo Kid. 10:00—(7) Club Polka, (9) Na tional News. (4). Mich. Outdoors. (2) Dr, Christian. : 10:10-—(9) Weathervane, 10:15—(9) Theater 15, — 10:30—(7) Crash. (9) Auction. .(4) Juvenile Court. (2) Mr. Dist. Atty. 11:00—(7) Soupy’s On. (9) Million Dollar Mystery. William Gar- gan, Ann Savage in “Midnight Manhunt.” (4) News. (2) News, 11:15—(4) Weather, (2) Miss Fair- weather. - 11; 20—(4) Sports. (2) Sports Final. 11:25—(2) -Nightwatch Theater. ‘Lupe Velez in “Mexican Spit-}) fire Out, W eS 1he30 03 mnt TST Tonight. 3 ‘FRIDAY MORNING 6:50—(2) Meditations, (4) Farm Report, Be 6:53—(2) On the Farm Front. - 7:00—~(2) Jimmy Dean. (4) Today. 1:45—(2) News. 8:00—(2) Captain Kangaroo. (7) Cartoon Carnival. $:30—(7) The Little Rascals. 8:45--(2) Cartoon Classroom. 8:55—(4) Faye Elizabeth. : 9:00—(2) Fred Waring. (4) Home. $:30—(7) Our Friend Harry, 10;00—(4) Price Is Right. 10: 30—(2) Strike It Rich. (4) Truth or Consequences, 1i:00—(2) Valiant Lady, (4) Tic Tac Dough. . 1:15—(2) Love of Life. 44+ 30—(2}—Search—for ‘fomorrow- (4) It Could Be You. (7) Robin & Ricky. 18:45—(2) Guiding Light. 11:55—(9) Billboard. _ FRIDAY AFTERNOON _ 12:00—~-(2) (Color) Ladies’ Day. (4) => | Here's the Way to End | Curse’ of Superstitions By EARL I’ve got- hot news for you. * everybody to know that they these hustly-bustly days thing, you have to go back only have to count to 5. about dropping your gloves,” leave them there.” gotten to dislike the girl. Yankees. place.” of Prayers for TV NEW YORK @® — Hollywood pro-| ducer Lew Kerner has completed a series of color prayer films for television, The one-minute shorts were photographed in places of nan et the United States. * * * The filmed prayers are recited, which Kerner described as non-sec- tarian in character. The producer reported some 200) TV stations have expressed inter- est.in telecasting the prayer films. iota series took three years to com- When Gamblers Aided | Local Church Offering WISH NEW YORK—If you're just a. teeny-weeny bit superstitious, * The terrible curse that.comes from putting a stocking on | inside out, can now be obliterated by counting to es Or is it 16? (It might even be 18.) pees Anyway, it’s a device thought up by our ‘TV stars who are great minds and want. in superstitions the least little bit. : It seems that Lucille Ball, Desi Arnaz, Betty White and others decided that in had to be made more efficient. Take that old favorite—if you forget some-. “for a ecaaha married ten years” er Pretty Devra Korwin is the latest “Lola” in the long-running musical, ie see! WILSON * '12:15—(9) Children’s Newsreel, |12:30—(2) As the World Turns. (4) |= (Color) Club 60. (7) The Erwins. |= Play to Win, (7) 12 o'clock Com- ics. (9) Peppermint Prince. . (3) Corliss Archer. 1:00--(2) My Hero. Charm, don't believe superstitions and get it, sit you don’t have to take your left shoe off. You count to 10— and under the new Hollywood speedup efficiency plan, ‘you “We are putting a committee?tp work on amending the one “The way it works now, somebody else must pick them up for you or on Betty told me. Miss White, who gives each one of her automobiles | a ease! name ("Doesn't everybody?” she says), told her that Joe DiMaggio once started a hitting streak after, dating a certain gifl; so for 25 nights after that he dated the | same girl and they did the same thing. He was giad to break the hitting streak because he had “Aren't- baseball payers eccentric?” said Betty. ‘THE MIDNIGHT EARL... | Marion Marlowe was placed in an oxygen-tent_at Doctor’s| Hospital to ease her breathing . . . Vietor Borge bought a/ moving van to Jug his piano on tour . . . Marie McDonald, denies she and Harry Karle — recently ”* Joni James says her new 11-gown cafe wardrobe will be very daring—all high) necklines! EARL’S PEARLS: A Hollywood actress has-changed the-old-saying to:-“It 1s) to have had the publicity in the first: I'D SAID THAT: DEVRA rest.” That's earl, ‘brother. : (Copyright 1957) 1» £116 Million (Ws estimated at $1,611,024. Expect Over $112 Million "1 Mor item is pay and al Cost for Guard. Training lion and a half dollars will be spent to train“ Michigan National Guardsmen this summer, the State Adjutant General’s Office esti- mated today, Total bill for the field exercises ifor some 13,500 officers and men was amazed when I “It's certainly, true that a good day’s work never hurt) anybody—but neither did a good day's) $:45—(4) Modern Romances. 4;00—(2) Susie. (4). Dear Phoebe. ($) Circle 9 Theater. ee ene 78 S. 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