fh§ Weather l».l, WHIUtr llirtiv Nr*(«il f'nlr, Itmwi. VOLjji^N oTlaa PONTIAC PRESS Home Edition PONTIAC, MlClIlUANiTrltUItSUAY, Jl l,V I), 1004—Ad PAGES ' UNI fh (MINaTlONAt, 4JU 's Largest Plant Barry Declares It's GOP Year ? OBJECT or IRE - Lake Oakland Height* residents have secured a temporary restraining order •against use of this pUe driving machine at the nearby water tower constructed site to the extent that If causes damage to1 ,v their houaee. While , attorneys for the1 residents and for Wa-tarford Township end Oakland County are in court today regarding a show .cause hearing on the1 injunction, the machine is still In operation. AMCs Complaint: Outpays Big Three , SAN FRANCISCO W—Sen, Barry Gold water apod ticroaa country to this convention city today pro* claiming confidence that "this la going to be a Re* publican year," Though supporters of Pennsylvania Gov, William W. Scranton went on thumping the drumg hard for him, Goldwater’a backers plowed happily ahead to-f,. * • *1 ward their goal of a firit- ballot nomination for the Does Romney Cna ,ona,or next _ dov. James A. Rhodes, Ohio's I a an 4a Darni/ favorite son, cleared the way LvUll lU Dal IV« f"r his state's H delegates to » cast their first vote for the can* i « dldate of their choice. Platform Talk Avoids The latest Associated Press „ m_________.. l poll Indicated 15 sure Ohio Key Scranton i»*ue« v#tei for „nd )0 tor Scranton, the rest being re* SAN FRANCISCO 1*8 head spend to the aide’s ■ warnings operation, the plant will- proof the newly created Civil that the affair would be pubJi- vide employment for about 4,g(W Rights Law Mediation Agency, cized. # ^ ^ , men and women,” Ford said; Thurmond had boycotted two Sen. Frank Lausche, D-Ohio, adding: 1 previous sessions, thus postpon- wa8 a iate arrival at the ses- . * . * * ing the approval of Collins for sion. He seemed amazed at' the “They will be working at new Waterford Township Schools lack of a quorum, and resisted 'goings on and seriously told jobs-and I emphasize the word ill raralvA a ttlROnn fAdorn! ______l. , ■ • n.«. n CaI o\ ..j ...:n _____..i...... will receive a $116,000 federal. Yarborough.,' (Continued on f Thurmond was standing out*, Champagne Tony Lema, play- portunities section# as unconsti- lw« 1m VImIini* Ion Iko fiw.1 llwU ! . r - . f " maa aaa j.** «w inurinuuu, siruncu up. “Our platform .should say so. £at® “Come ,on in, Strom,” said ■kmui.. t aa—, ______a -_____i laboratory .is exoectod to be in .. . 1 . . , -.... _ par 86 today and took the lead 1 Frankly, I cannot'for one second *S22SS?k!? JSSSSI^oSr w Yarborough, and shook Thu r-conceiVe why you would hesitate opjratlon ^«l»tomber lm It mond,s hand At the ga m e “Wi'tave known all along in the BriUsh Open Golf Tour- did not go jMfggr »i^ Unship SIchoolA time, he«playfully pulled Thur* AMr hooaiiKo oi its oroflu nament at i« - along with the recommendation Birch Society as a prime ex- “»»• ov-' «harino nian nnv< 9 nr indents of Scranton supporters that the imple of this weird presence in A study committee of 26 ad- sharing plan, pays 9 or 10 cents ♦ ★ w v platform name the John Birch America.” . ministrators and teachers re- Lema had ^two-stroke lead society specifically to a plank SPEAKS OF WIN 1 dteacbool an hour more than the Lema had a ti Throe, but we intend to get that ovcr Harry wietman, long-hit- condemning extremists of tiie nSRL'C sharing but to other way*.” . ‘ u * * • wa pl AN The San Leandro, Calif., star, ' -■ winner of three recent tourba- Edward L. Cushman. AMC Hie society, with headquarters In' Beverly, Mass., de- Scranton spOkfe here today of month study to determine the having won some delegates feasibility of data processing away from Goldwater in 111- training in the Waterford inois, Kansas and Missouri, but school system. ' mond toward the hearing room. PULLS AWAV Thrumond reacted by pulling (>agt through Saturday. Yarborqugh away from the . jAt ★ door, 2, Col. 8) new. This plant will not replace any of our present facilities; It will be in addition to our productive capacity.” NEW PLANT Ford said the new plant will, contain approximately 2Mi mil--lion square feet of space and _. , . will be erected on a 327 • acre The sun will peek , through site boun(jed by I.75i We8t Road the cloud# tomorrow, bringing anrf Kinff Road temperatures into the 80s, Fair ana 8 Fair, Bit Warmer Through Satoraay arid slightly warmer* is tjhe fore- Kflogfd L, Cushman, AMt A fT c au* wwl/p muss., uc* president, suggested a two-potot T the *Crib** “s a BOBPolltical Triir first man to break 70 on Uie organization devoted to fight- wind-blown Old Course where - — ....... North Seas gales have blown up , to 60 miltos an hour for the two . days of the tournament. Tbd tt wa»....uie...of the classic rounds «» the famous ptaniotheUAW. In effect, ft would .suspend future wege increases at AMC til General Motors wages were brought ih> to the AMC level or slash AMC colts down to the GMievel. he gave no numbers or names. Flying here from Washtog- . ‘Til make an agreement with you, Ralph,” Thurmond The weatherman* predicts fair and cool tonight, the low dropping to between 54 to 60.' Ford said the company has larger industrial complexes in the Rouge area and at Highland Park, but no single plant will be as big as the one at ‘ Woodhaven. * *v. *• ing against Communist infiltration. Goldwater “unity” speech for delivery at * pn airport rally this afternoon. Goklwajter has criticized Rob- School Board members, after S8id- “» 1 can keep you out. further study, voted to apply for «• a“1 jj", ,can the federal grant. : * . drag me ln’111 ***there' The tap men, with their jackets offrt Northeasterly morning winds , Ground breaking will take at 5 to 10 miles per hour will piacp jn mid . August, with shift to east tomorrow. completion'of the building due. Sixty-four Was the low temper- in December 1965. Ford how In Today's Press Data, processing equipment ets offTgrappled for about 10 ature prior to 8,a. m. in down-, has stamping plants at1 Dear- ________ ________ The party faces a “tough job” acquired by the school system minutes. Finally, Commerce town Pontiac. The mercury had born, Buffalo, N.Y., Ctoveland Art Welch, head of ttoHSmip. to~ the contest With President vdtt be beneficial to both col* Committee Chairman Sen. War* risen to 85 at 2 p m. and Chicago. >. but has said there are many Johnson, he said,’ but "united lege-bound students and those ran Magnuson, D-Wa$h., broke , good citizens among its mem- we will win.” whose educations end after high it up. _ _ - , , course which Lema saw for bers and we would not repudiate* # school, Tatroe'said. * * ★ die first time only three days them. "I know that you are going to AVAILABLE TO ADULTS For most of the time. Thur- »*®- * * * ' ' come out. of Jthis convention The computer and unit record mond had Yarborough, pinned to Lema belted his tee shot on Romney said that in the plat* united and fighting—not with equipment training also would the floor. The South Carolina the 312-yard ,12th hole to the form those he called: "purveyors each other but with the Johnson be made available to adults in senator appeared in better con- green and knocked to a 25-footer hate” should be told “there administration and its failing the community, and the equip- dition than his Texas counter- for an eagle twp|jf|t Officlfll Suffers Lacerations A PontUic youth suffered leg laceration# yesterday when he fell out of the motorboat he was, operating and.U ran over him. P.' "A In satisfactory condition at Pontiac Genial Hospital following the 1:50 p.m. accident on Upper Long Lake, West Bloomfield Township, is Richard C. Ecker, 17, of 1809 Warwick. V- of Mental Health Is Coming Here j The assistant city engineer also pointed out that the Clinton River project was delayed in getting started because of a law-suit In Macomb County that held up financing. | to , legislative halls where for 32 years Republicans hava been SHAMPOO Michigan's new state mental health director, Dr. Robert A. Kimmlch, will meet tomorrow with the Oakland County Mental Health Services Board. . N,ew head of the Michigan Mental Health Department, [a*. Kimmlch will attend the 2 p.m. meeting in the supervisor’s auditorium at the county service center, Eyes 60th Seat A .former Flint city commissioner has announced his candidacy for the State House of Representatives 60th District, which extends from Oakland County into Genesee County, • He is Republican Carl W. Dell-tng, 50, of 3262 Ponemah, Fenton; He Served four terms as city commissioner, from 1950 to 1958. He sought. the Democratic I nomination for sheriff in 1958. He told Sgt. Robert Newman ★ * ★ j a,M the Republican nomina- of the Sheriff’s Office that when He was appointed to his post] ti®M J".1®*2- He *“* ^suc-he slipped overboard while dock- last April by Gbv, Romney. ing the craft, his arm hit the Dr. Kimmlch is currently visit-; - year* the.Fllnl P0"6* throttle. The boat then made a ing various facilities for mental! complete circle and Struck him.1 health throughout the state- Nd Acquittal in Hof fa Case force when he left to 1949, I later becoming part owner of a restaurant. CHICAGO, HW-U.S. DiSf triet Court Judge Richard B. Austin today refused a directed verdict of acquittal for James R. Hoffa to his trail on charges of a 825-miUion fraud conspiracy. \ However, Austin (reed one of the 28 indictments to the, case. Austin granted a plea (or a directed verdict of acquittal for Herbert Burris, a New York lawyer and accountant w -- —r __jsg utavr iwril » i . a totally Indifferent," said O'Brien Cdf riant Worker' baaing his qualifications on his I background, 1 in Race far Area O’BRIEN BACKGROUND Copartner in a Warren-Mount | Representative Clemens law firto, O'Brien u ' USTERIIK Mntimo graduate of Holy Cross College and Yale Law School. He was admitted to the bar In 1957 and has been # lecturer at University of Detroit Law School. During the Korean War, O’Brien siw service as a Mavy landing ship deck offlwr and in staff positions. Me presently holds the reserve rank of lien-tenant commander. He ran unsuccessfully for the legislature in 1960 and the constitutional convention to 1961. He to active on a number of county Democratic committees a n d heads the group circulating referendum petitions against die "Massachusetts ballot." Dwight R Lawler, a 24-year-! oid euto Worker, said he will run 1 ns a Democratic candidate for state representative from the Oakland-Genesee County “■ District. VASELINE i tonic POL-I-GRIP OEBTURg AOMEtlVf The district is composed of nine townships from Oakland County and Mundy, Fenton and Argentine townships from southwest Genesee County* He Uves at 5270 S. Linden, Mundy. Township. _ press operator at the Flint Chevrolet Fabricating Plant, Lawler attended General Motors Institute and Flint Junior College ^odhfts, cltfnlur* The Wea Si'.vX. * ~!U y>- 1 • i Full U.S. Weather Bureau Report PONTIAC AND VICINITY Partly cloudy and cool today, clearing this afternobn, high 75 to 81. Fair and cool tonight low 54 to 60. Fair and slightly warmer Friday, high 77 to 83. Northeast winds: 5 to 10 miles today shifting east tonight and Friday; Saturday outlook: fair had slightly warmer. If elected, he indicates support for legislation on controlling lake levels as part of a J statewide plan, exempting *>s-I sential commodities from the state sales tax and. exempting those over- 65 from state and lo-I cal taxes. who had fimirMi in nnantin I h Strict takes in the i He termed dose relations and i tlons for loa^from thr rLm haE of Troy' cLawson, I better communications With con- ter, un r JZn n,L ! Madison Heights, and the half stituents as his main concern stars Union pension fond. I of Hazel Park north of 9 Mile,1 if elected to the legislature. aittU WU» MlfTAN t«uti ■v ' town! tsmeerature . : Wind v*loclty - i Sun Mtl Thur* County j«h Ln ueu of a 11,500 * jbond. Exam Demanded in Holly Incident 40c volyt • l°f 1 1 of 35 The 60th District includes Fenton, Argentine and Mundy townships from southwest Genesee County, with nine townships on the north and. west sides of Oakland County. ' Three Are Held After Shot Fired Two men and a woman were j Sen tor’s arrest followed the being held in the Monroe Goun- filing of a complaint by James ty Jail i^day pending their ques-J A,. Beard, 47-year-old Detroit tioning by Pontiac State pplice i Yeal estate broker, abqut a shot fired through the) At the same time, the Natioo- ered as they left th# park, Beard, ’’That’s crazy ~ Beard, could i have been shot and not I Beard summoned the state able to sign a complaint," Mil-phUce trooper who returned to' i*r ha hnt«a ic. window of a Springfield Town- aL,Association for the Advance-1 'tant enough.” Miller said. ship home last night. State police said, the trio was ment of Colored People According to Miller, the troop-NAACP) is seeking an explana- \ er told Beard Senter could be j taken jmto'custody for invesU-ltion for th? action of Stale Po- j arrested ’ if j gation of carrying a concealed | lice Trooper Neil Dement of the {signed. 1 weapon after Janet'Culvahouse, Flint post, (the officer who con-20. of 9282 Dixie, reported that a j fiscated Senter’s rifle but did not arrest him. ler said, He noted the officer need not have witnessed a felony in order to make an arrest. Childs said there are various laws which might have applied, some of them felonies and some misdemeanors. He said he would investigate the matter. *‘l think he (Bement) used pretty good judgment,’’ Childs said. "He disarmed the man, identified him and took the information to the prosecuting at-, tomey — a normal procettore." Bement reported to the Oakland County Prosecuting Art torney’s office Monday, accord-, ing to Leib. 1 ' , The trooper was advised by] Assistant Prosecutor Montague Hunt to toil Beard to contact complaint were j that office if he wanted to prtess * charges, bisodol antacid mist* 2^*- W J ttTttOCH LAXATIVE the park and .confiscated Sen-tor’s rifle and its clip. ‘ , In his letter to Commissioner Childs yesterday, Attorney Bruce Miller, -chairman of the NAACP’s redress committee, asked for an explanation. “Up until Wednesday of this week, no law enforcement officer had made a move to enforce the law," Miller said today. I The attorney noted Beard described the officer as "very courteous” and “businesslike." "But .the trooper did not think this matter was impor- 79c value \Patk' . ago of \00 mW* I for.ypA** I 1^3.50 value - Jorpe 1 ^N6ct» of,««, •oble bulk laxative 9RIMMTI0H-H tUPKIITORIl* f right guard deodorant box.1 i $1.3# vO>u* * iAot i2.^riw ret-Mi ol jWf,’ 0rrhoid poin. shot w-a> fired through the front window of her home. 6 I . The bullet «ame within four inches of where she was si£ ting, police said. Arrested, by Monroe County Sheriff deputies following the 11|:25 p.m. incident were Jackie | Ralph Evans, 24, and his wife, Laura, of La Salle, and James* I Laney, 31, of- Monroe. NATIONAL WEATHER—Scattered showers and thundershowers are expected tonight over central: Plains,, middle and lower Mississippi Valley, eastern Great Lakes, Ohio Valley, "Tennessee Valley and north and central and. upper south Atlantic Coast states; The showers also are forecast, over-■ the southern Plateau. • - * Beard told the NAACP he, his | Wife and their 14-year-old daughter, were fishing at Crystal Lake Saturday afternoon when Senter ordered him to leave in a "menacing" and "resolute” manner. ' Senter reportedly left and re-1 turned with a 22-caliber rifle. .. Beard said Senter fired two . A .'shots as He approached him oni According to police the trio; a peninsula and another Shot1' bad met Mtss Culvahouse and j-irtto the lake, her roommate, Amenda OHerry 120, recently and had come to the j house to visit . , , . [ Hie shooting occurred, accord- ling to police, after they were asked tei leave. . / • V i . assa "Get out of here. Get oat of j here fast. I. mean move," | Beard quoted Senter ai say- ;| ing.,;’, ■- ; ... Senter kept the family cow- j ^ IttLi1 [n SB 8| CORRECTION! Price in Wed.; July 8 Ad thould have been. $798 PER GAL romut iV H FAINT , / \w«»u«es/ GLASS CO. . ‘ 23 W. Lawrence St. • FI 54441 . . PBUBE*1.. I SCUTUM 0WW«' . ZBT fowdcs I 49c velu* • *or I Hot) d«ntur* w«ar-| l Cleon! den- ■ l'by,s skin. PRESCRIPTIONS Filled at SIMMS MS Wi dl mm M 111 mm e2J I'l ~rf- v'/1: TOE PONTIAC WlSS, THIJRMi>AY. JULY 0, 10ft $ fW Iff Parents Ask Protection for Rights ( Workers »y Tl» Aiitdlitid Ptmi I&xploiioiui which Injured two civil righia workers Irt McComb, Mia*., have touched off de mauds for protection of youths Involved in civil rights work in Mississippi, About §00 youths from other states are Involved. Forty-owt parents of youth* , from northern California decided lo ask Resident Johnson, Gov, Edmund (I., Brown of Cal* iiotnis and their congressmen to assure protection for . the young civil rights workers, in Mississippi,'. the Federal Bureau of In* vestigation sent an explosives expert to McComb to help with the investigation, There Ijava been two other similar cxplu* slons but no arrests, Elsewhere on the racial ' seenet • * An avowed foe of the ifawly passed bivil Hints act was shot In tlHf arm' In Columbia,i Tanir,, Wednesday night. Flo F, Fleming, a candidate for Congress from Tennessee's 4th District, reported two Ne< • in a passing' car flrod (wo bhlm aa Fu shots at* him aa he drove home from a speaking engagement, He was not believed seriously injured, in Chattanooga, Tonn,, a No*1 gro educator, Claude G, Bond, was named coordinator of fen* oral education for the Chatta* nooga school System, it Is be* lieved to bo the first Urns a Na* gro has attained such a position fn a Southern school system, FIRST STEP 1 in pinvlllo,, Va;{ directors of the city's Memorial Hospital ordered the facility Integrated, The first stop taken waif approv* al of two Negro doctors for staff privileges, ? In ban franeiseo, Negro lead* era said that more than 50,000 are expected lo parade Sunday In opposition to the possible nomination of Hen, Barry Cold water for president, in Mississippi In north Mississippi, three, civil rights wojjkeri held under M00 bond each on trespassing charges. They are Joel Bern* ard,( 18, of New York City, e student at' Cornell University Stephen Fraser, ll, of Great Nook, N.C., a student at, Wisconsin University, and Warren Calloway, Si, Oat roil, a grad* uatfi of Virginia Union University. ' * noction with a traffic violation. 11 No,Frills... No Fuss-ButPONTIAC FOLKS STILL DEPEND ON SIMMS * NO SHOPPING TRIP IS COMPLETE WITHOUT His burnt was reported at iit&O. CONTINUE HUNT * The search continued irf the Philadelphia, Mis*,, area for throe civil rights, workers who disappeared June121, .Eighteen youth*, Including w -w ■ ,.i ^ vpiith, spent the night Fraser In addition was In Jail at,Gainesville, Qa,, after charged with public profanity they failed, to heed a police with an edditionaf bond of I4Q0, | order to get off the streets aft* They are in Jail at Columbus, or the 8 p m, curfew? Held at Ashland, Miss , Is Clevo-1 police Chief w W. Kitchens land Sellers, 20, a Negro etudeijt of Covington, Cla„ said two Ne* at Howard University, In Con*i groes are'being held In in un* disclosod location after a while man was shot and wounded Tuesday. H . . -Kitchens called fur aid from Wife state pairoi as* a large crowd gathered in the town square, ( In St. Aiigikstlne, Fla,, Ne- groes were rofused nervine at . two of 2d restaurants they visited f 1 Twenty stato troopers moved into Selma, Ala,,-to relieve lo* eel law enforcement officer* who have, had little rest in recent days, / ■' * YOU WILL LIKI OUR lUlINlll MITHODI IMPIRIAL--CHRYSL1R PLYMOUTH -VALIANT ialis BIRMINGHAM iirvici / • CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH • / 912 I, Woodward Phans Ml 7-1211 ' SIMM'S or 0LB FASHIOI LOW, LOW PRICES - As They Have for 30 YEARS and for More PROOF, Just LOOK BELOW! / OPEN ToniteWV mow?strum* I Plenty of shopping tuns here ot Simms —no rush os ft 1 spoclols good '••* 10 P,M. Saturday nita. 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For the peat few week* ! three • member * committee* 1 from the *chool hoard and local V MI A hove studied the possibility of jointly building a community pool, „ tire citisens committee, lad by by chairman Frank Wolff, has already reached a conclusion, | aThe group is proposing a $900, *000 bond issue, In addition to the pool, the) remaining $600,000, if dltayed by too big a project to plunge Into alone, AREA NEWS voters, Wogld be used for auditorium, •.. i , TA\ BURDEN Wolff told (lie school hoard that the pool and) audltorllmv would coal area residents test than one mill in taxe talk of-a commurilty pool la not new to Rochester. However It lies been ' louder since the "Contaminated Stream" flotlee was'erected 'In the Avon Town* ship Park. ' ‘ , CODLING-OFF CLACK ' Yesterday's opening of the jfftony Creek Metropolitan Park provided s cooling-off place for, many In the Rochester area, Center flans' OK'd in Utica Await Bid Optning on Building July 21 UTICA — Municipal. Building |r Authority members have okayed final plana for the d|y hall here and are now enjoying a* breather ■white they walufor bid opening July 2! 1 Cost of the propoaed center R now firm, aet at 1107,00^ A saa.ooo addition w a s tacked on after the authority learned jt could sell that much more In revenue bonds. He noted present athletic facilities in the 'school do not meet recommendations of the j federal government. ;< 4-'%,, | Although tha YM€A had hoped! l to finance a pool by itself,, many i local branch officials' fed it is j However, youngsters without transportation must still look longingly <•(, the park wateri A report front, the,pool study committee Is expected to be presented to the school board in the near future,, The extra ’money will be used for a basement at the back wing of the building, where two police' carsi mechanical equipment and other necessary 'apparatus will be stored. Proposed cost of the builfllqg had been fluctuating since planning first began. LOSE GRANT Initially a 0182,000 facility was eyed, but a hoped-for federal grant failed to coma through. After the library board and authority agreed te merge, cost was set at 8128,000, and recently , hiked to Its present figure- included in final specifications for the hall are the library, police headquarters, judges' chambers and all, city administrative offices. Neil Smith & AwHatls, Royal Oak, are architects fpr the project. •< It will be erected on Auburn opposite the new post office. 1 Recover Car, Body in River STILL OFF LIMITS. - Two little girls who live in the neighborhood look wistfully at the "Keep Out" sign on the fence around part of the pond in Avon Township Park, 1 Rochester. The park pond had been the only place In. town for Debbie Pugh (left) of 316 , Wesley qnd Anne. Larson of 604 Wilcox, both 10,’ to swim before It was closed over two years ago. Pollution of Paint Creek, that flows through the park, had forced the closing. ' IN MILFORD HOOTENANNY - Tha Five Jacks, a Dearborn group named I960 State Fair folk singing champions, will head , tha pluckers and slngari to appaar at Bertha 4Baker School in Milford Saturday, lea Johnson of Milford also will be featured. The hootenanny, sponsored;by the Milford Youth Canter, Is open to thole 14 through 18* years of age in tha Huron Valley area., It hi scheduled for I-II p,m in the multipurpose room of the school, with at least {jte last hour reserved for dancing. In,Avon Twp. Area Fee May Adcf fo Water Cost AVON TOWNSHIP - The, cost of the proposed water system In tha township's "dry" area! became more.uncertain last night, whan tha board authorised Investigation of b "privilege" iee. ’* , Johnson & Anderson, engineering firm of Wjsterford Township, received the board's okay to check with a financial consultant on feasibility of establishing the fee, a charge for water availability. lie engineers will also verify their estimates oa the proj- ect.' \ DETROIT (UP1) - The body of a> young blonde woman who I drove her car into the Detroit) River Tuesday in an apparent suicide was recovered yesterday inside the car. troubles, basically a lack of water, is surrounded by John R, Dequtndre, Southern add School roads. MAKE CERTAIN ",Wa want to maks sura that when petitions are circulated the home owners wilt know how much they >wlll have to pay," Township Clerk Mrs. Thelma 8pencer said today. If agreed apea, the privilege fee would be added te the special assessments. After a final project cost estimate Is determined, petitions will be circulated Soapy to Visit, Area Picnic Will Join Dgmecrati in Brandon Township BRANDON TOWNSHIP - Lb- j cal Democrats unexpectedly landed one of the biggest names in the party as a visitor to thalr annual picnic Sunday — former j (lav 0 Medium William* : ' Township dub chairman William Ray said Williams offered to come to the picnic Immediately after a rally in Detroit. This Is following his return Saturday from Africa whtra he serves as assistant secretary of 'stile, 1 .■ Other guests Include Stale Auditor General Billie 8, Far-aunt, Mrs, Nall Staebler, wile of the Democratic gubernatorial candidates State Supreme Court Justice Thomas Ksva-uagh; and Wuyne County Circuit Court Judge end Mrs, Horace Gilmore, The picnic begins II mm;, at Bald Eagle Lake resort, south of Ortonville. Williams, la scheduled to arrive In mid-afternoon. Several hundred are expected to attend the event, the second staged by the party group fn the township, said Ray. Two Will ml School Posts I Rochester Dry Spell | 1 Haiti Firt Permit! f Earlier figures predicted cost, Of a water system at about 0670,000. Soma 0400,000 would stem from special, assessments and the remainder would come from a revenue bond Issue: * j Care Can Halt Horse Hoof Woes Proper care and attention to his athletic ability, aays Ralph I E. Morrow, and a horse ' with sore feet or lameness isn’t going to run any races or win any) contests. He needs immediate attention! the feet of 4-H Club horses In July may eliminate many hoof problems throughout the late summer months, says a Michigan State University horse spe- plalist. , . " ! Morrow says that’many 4-H . valuc depetKis en Club members have wintered their horses in stables or where the ground, over which LJ •* / /■* i I they work was hard and dry. nOSpiTQI \jruTS | Horny structure* of the hoof [Were deprived of .the moisture ) they needed. Under .these conditions, the moisture supplied by j the blood was Insufficient to 1 ) keep the foot healthy. advice Is important in making these decisions; He should trim each hoof individually and then observe the horse at a walk or trot to correct Improper foot habits. She was later identified by her! estranged husband,, Robert Am-1 briz, 28, as Freda Jarvis’ 27. The area plagued with water 11 ROCHESTER - Lack of rainfall has brought a temporary halt to the Issuance of burning permits. Fire Chief Lyle Buchan- j an yesterday also can- j celad permits already issued. State police scuba divers found the submerged car about 50 feet offshore and 150 feet from the point at which it plunged into the river rdf the foot of West Grind Boulevard. The car had settled on the river bottom .with Its wheels up. 2 Doctors as Consultants ALMONT - Dr. Wallace W. Now that horses are on pas* McWhirter and Dr. Kirwin H. hoofs need careful ^Pf Stief have been appointed to the consulting staff of the Com- j WAS^ES AWAY munity Hospital yvith privileges "When nothing is done,”, he in diagnostic radiology and eye ) s®y®, "Jhe hoof rapidly hardens surgery, respectively. .. and become inelastic, the quart* Dr. McWhirter is a graduate of the ..University of Oklahoma Medical School. He served his internship at Mercy Hospital, Oklahoma ’City* and his. radiology residency at Grace Hospital, Detroit. ‘ A graduate of Jefferson Medical College of Philadelphia, Dr. Stief interned at Harper Hospital, Detroit, and served his residency both at Harper1 and Jefferson College. In addition. Dr. Stief spent heels contract resulting in corns, and the horny , frog ■Wastes away. Then the horse is In trouble!" He advises club members to use preventative methods to keep the hoof .moist. Allowing the horse to stand in streams and mud for short periods of time is one good remedy. Another is leading the horse through a clay stand -adjacent to the stable. This will fill the hoofs with moist clay until the moisture has been absorbed. one more year taking a coursejer moisture, too. Packing the feet insures prop- te postgraduate medicine at the i CONSULT EXPERT Kresge Eye Institute. Named in Milford as Acting Principal MILFORD — Dennis ■ Boyle, assistant principal of Milford High School, has been appoint- j If the quarter-cracks appear, consult thev local veterinarian or blacksmith immediately. These are vertical slits in the wall of I the' hoof which result from dry-! ness or improper shoeing. ! 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H°°f tissue varies in growth and The Board of Education made should consequently be looked the appointment to fill the va- at every 4-6 weeks, cancy created when the prim! If the toe os the heel grows cipal, Jack Minzey, was grant-!too long,.strain on the bones of ed a leave of absence to take j the pastern result ih sore feet, courses In'Flint under a M6tt Care should be taken to keep Fellowship. 1 Many horses don’t need shoe- . ★ * . j, feet trimmed level. V ' • Assistant principal since 196L ;ing, says Mprrow. Often only the Bflyie began his teaching ca- i front quarters are'shod. Peer in Milford in 1952. 1 A blacksmith's or fafrier’s ^ rj^jt ‘ 1 n. - \ ' | * 1 u// /i j, xj v 3a ? 5 B. * , >'r:_ 589 Orchard Lk. Ave. FE 4-0626 ■ : ' .' *|:~i r. ( In order for work to begin 51 ] per cent of property owners In j the district must sign, an well las person* representing■ 51 ’per cent of the actual acreage. SPECIAL ROLL A i p e c I a 1 assessment roll I would-be set up following sub-; mission of sufficient signatures. The report of the financial ! consultant is to be presented at ; the board's next meeting, July j 23. - j Corrective measures on the j problem began in March whan j a delegation of home owners reported to the board that, their i wells had run dry. CLARK8TON - Two admin-istrative Appointments wan announced today, by' Dr, ,.L. F, Greene, superintendam of Clarfcston Community Schools ' . John Realm, principal of Saslv abaw Elementary the past four year!, will become principal of the new Bailey. Lake Elementary School. I.ynn I. Jervis, a teacher In the school system lor eight yeqp, will assome duties a* principal of Saakabaw School. Reabe, who has boon in the school system nine yearsi was a t e a c h e r prior to beoomihg principal at Sashabaw School. Jervis, a native of North Card-Una and an Army veteran, has taught both at Sashabaw and at Clarkston Junior High School. |v. SPORTS SHlRTSt Cotton/acetate woven patterns Combed Cotton woven patterns Cotton Oxford chocks Spread, Ivy button-down collars Vented or regular cuff aleeveo , ■ DRESS SHlRTSt Elegant white-on-white cottons Wash/wear breezy cotton mesh * ' Wash/wear Skip-Dent cottons S collars: spread,* medium spread, ' button-down Biggest savings of the year on Bond’s exclusive comfort-fit ahirta, tailored of superbly cool fabrics . that put tha easy in easy/care. With plenty of warm weather ahead—scoop them up by the armful I But fait! 14-18. • Phone 682*1010 DRESS/SPORTS/ HALF-SLEEVES/ ORIG. TO $4.95 • ad.poooeooooaoooooooooooooo. Just say “Charge it** Aj *' ‘ nth... Pay V* hatch montl use our 6-month Account ANY 3 $750 The Pontiac Mall Shopping Center Army Order Restricts Use of Lie Detectors by Military Police WAIHTOOTON, (AIM - The Amy haalfttodown strict rigu-latlons dMlgtad to brovont any abuses in the uitoof lie detectors by military police investigators, an unpublieised army order disclosed today. In ths main, the Army bars MP criminal invastlgators from taking, advantage of a person who may ba tired, upset, ill or otherwise not at his best. * ■ ★ * ,H also forbids anything deceptive, sueh as invastigators wet ing white coats which mis make them look like doctors. The Army regulation goes well beyond a Pefense Department order Intended to, safeguard a person's constitutional and* legal rights when confront’ ed by a Ilf detector, ' SHARP ATTACK Use of U|t detectors by gov- ernment agencies has- coma under tkharp attack in Gdngraaa and has‘been Investigated by a House subcommittee. The Army order says that no lie detector test will be given without the express approval of the provost marshal of and that the device may he op-1 questioning just before a lie de-| eretdd only by,an accrediteditector examination, examiner. SUSPECT TIRED I ,, * - * " • I i , ' ,I. Such an examination'iwill not = .Among, (he restriofione listed! be/conducted when it is sppsr^ were theses * *. it E enf thaf the subject is mentally set, intoxicated, under the influ-icant magnitude or while posiea of a sedative,' or .whoi to'Ulng physical dlsabilltlss which. i th,'| by themselvee, might c I onse to hi OriminaJ investigator* will hot j^“Mo person will be examined subject a person, to prolonged! while obviously emotlimally up- or physically fatigued," perse known to have , _v_ „ order or to be addicted to drugs! abnormal responselo.be record-' or marijuana,' , §d" ' > ■, ! * ** y I, An examiner will eoritine hii s A-lest they ripu h«Iteld whileflext questions to matters the-, subject is "experiencing! pertinent to the offense being' physical discomfort of slgnifblprobtd, ! - • DRESSES, SPORTSWEAR—Third Floor H FOUNDATIONS, LINGERIE—Second Floor ■ RUGS, RADIOS—Fifth Flooi . 3 Pink fliwlt Peach Shill* Were 15.00... „ 0 Dolled Swiii Skirl* A Biou*e* Were lo 9.99 ., 3.8 Famous Make 2-Pc. Dresses Were 20.00............. 1.1 Seersucker and Poplin Jacket* Were lo 9.99 . , 31 Seller Blouse* 10-18. W err 6.99-8.99 . ...... 27 Belter Blouse* 10-38, Were 3.99 .............. 100 Jamaica* and Bermuda* Were 8.99 ........... 20 Famous Make Culottes Were 7.99-JO.99......... Famous Make 2-Pr. Dresses Were 1S.99-17.99 ...... 36 Tarpoon Jamaica* Were 7.00-8.00 ..... 20Tarpoen Skirt* Were 8.00-12.00 .. ............ 13 Nylon Surfer Jacket* Were 4.99 .,.... • 45 Misie* and Women’* Dresse* Were 6.99-8.99 . . . 38 Junior, Mi»se* A Half* Dresses Were 12.99 . . . . 26 W ashable Orion Topper* Were 8.99 ....... Wide Assortment of Summer Hat* ............. 1.001 FASHION ACCESSORIES—Street Floor Ladies’ Pastel Slipper* Were 4,N .t ».......... Famous Mike Seamless Nylon* If Perfect 1.50 . . . Seamless Nylon* with Nude Heel Were 2/1.18 v ,.. Summer Costume Jewelry Were 1.00 . ...... .59c e Pastel Pin*. Earrings A Necklace* Were to 3.00 . Ladies' Nylon Glove* Were" 2.00-3.50\. .... ... .1.33 Udie*^ Kid GlW* Were 7.00«7.50 ... .. Ladies' Straw and Patent .Bella Were 1.00;. Ladies’ Straw Wicker Handbags Were to 11.99 . . .... Summer Fabric A Vinyl Handbap* Were to 8-99 • Black Patent and Vinyl Handbag* Were 3.00 ... Nylon .'Sleeveless Shell* Were 3.99 • • * .... • •.... ••...*. Button Front OrlOnSwe*ter*40, Lil*cWas5.99 ... Head Triangles Assorted Fabrics Were 1.00 . . .. . Swiss (lotion Handkerchief* Were 79c to 1.00.. , . 2.87 69c; . 2/88c or 2/f 1 . . 97e A 2.00 ..2.77 .. 67e . 6,77 Mi Off .. 2.44 .. 2.44 .. 2.88 .'Misses' Seersucker Shift* Were 5.99................Vi Off Misses’ Dacron SCotton Sleepwear.Were 4.00 ...... .,2.99 Lotion Bras Broken Siaes Were to 2.50 .. .........1.00' Strapless Contour Bras Were 1.00-5.95 . ... , Vi Off CHILDREN'S VALUES—Second Floor Boys’ Swim Suits S-M-L Were 1.99...................... .1.22 Boys’ A Girls' Nylon Parkas Were 4.99.............1.97 Boys* Colton Briefs A T-Shirts Were 59c............... 3197c Boys’ Sport Shirts Were 1.99............ ...............1.42 Boys' Sport Shirts 6 to 20. Were 2.99.................. 1.22 Roys’ Polish Cotton Pants 6 to 16 Were 2.99 ......'... 1.67 Boys’ Plaid Walking Shorts 6 to 20 Were-to 3.99,. . . Vi Off . Infants* Sun Suits Were 1.99 ........ ...............1.50 Toddlers' Jamaica Sets Were 2.99 ...................... 97c Infants* Butcher Boy Playwear Were 3.99 ............ 1,00 (•iris' Novelty $lraw Beach Sandals Were 1.99 ....... 1.00 Girls’ Jamaica Shorts 7 to l4 Were 4.99.................2.99 <.iris’ Jamaica Sets 7 to 14 Were 1.99 ................1.50 (•iris'.Jamaica Shorts Were 1.00 .......... ............66c Girls’ Cotton Tops 7 to 14 Were 1.00 .. ...........'.... 66c (.iris’ Baby Doll and Night Shirt P.J. Were 2.99 ...... 1.97 Toddler Colton Knit* Gripper P.J.* Were 2.00 ....... 1.00 Infant and Toddler Sunsuits Were 1,69 .. .. .. ~.. 50c Boys’ A Girls’ Combed Cotton Polo Shirts Were to 1.69.. 1.00 Girls' Sub-Teen Dresses 6 to 14 Were 19.99 . . . ... Ml Off Girls’ Seersucker Mix.& Match Piayw.ear Were to 3.99 Vi Off ' Girls’ Cotton Blouses 3-6x f«rt 1.99 .........1.67- (iirli! Denim Waistband Skirts ’jjVere to 3.99 . . 1.57 A 2.57 Girls’ Toddler Swim Suits Were 3.99 ............ 1.97 (dels' Beach Hat Assortment Were 1.99 ............... . 1.00 (drls' Swim Suits 3-6x Were 2.99 and 3.99.......1.97 & 2.97 Girls’ Swim Suits 7-14 Were 3.9% to 8.99 .......2.97 « 5.97 MEN'S WEAR—Street Floo 9x12’ DuPont ”501” Nylon Rugs Were 69;95 ...... 12x15’ DuPont ”501” Nylon Hugs Were 129.95---- 6x9’ DuPont “501” Nylon Rugs Were 39.95....... 12x15’ Viscose Rayon Rug* Were 99.95 ..... . 12x12’ Viscose Rayon Rugs Were 89.95 . . ... 23” Mahogany Console. TV........ ............. 23?’ Mahogany or Walnut Console TV Were 179.95 . 23” Mahogany or Walnut Console TV 199.95 ..... 4 Speaker Console or Cocktail Stereo 99.00.... 4 Speaker AM A FM'Stereo Console Were 159.95 ... I 19” Ambassador Portable TV Were 119.00-------- 24x36''.Cotton Washable Rug Formerly 2.98..... 6-Speaker AM-FM Stereo Early Amer. Were 229.95 .. 6-Speaker AM-FM Stereo Contemporurv Were 229.95 6-Speaker AM-FM Stereo & TV Console W ere 399.95 White All Steel Patio Table Wtre 10.98 . White API Steel Patio Table 9.95 . . . HOUSEWARES, CHINA, ETC.- ^sit Bend Humidifier A Air Purifier Were 69.95 ... Oval Door Mirror 14x56” WVre 2.99................ Service for 12 Dinnerware Were 99.00........ kem-Glo Pts. and Quarts of Paint . ..... West Bend Automatic Coffeemoker Were 9.99 Gateway Lawnfood 20-10-5 Were 3.99 ......... k Ambassador EleVlrie Floor Polisher Were 29.95 . .. . Douglas Dinette Sets 3-Styles Were 99.95..... Versatile Chrome Folding Stand Were 9.98 ........ (iold or Silver Plated Ash Trays Were 49c ........... Ceramic Insulated Ice Bucket Were 9.98 . ....... 12-ox. Plastic Beverage Glasses W ere 99c.. 1 20”.Self Propelled Rotary Power MoWerWere 59.95 f 3 Shelf Chrome Space Saver Were 9.95 . Super Ken,-Tone Paint Gallons *•“ A < 4 Piece Snack Sets Were &8c . . .. 7.88\ ... 6.88 \ I’lavknit Solid Fabrics Were j.29...... ., Playknil Print.Fabrics Were 1.29 .............. Cotton Denim W’ere 89c vd. ...... . ..,... COtton Prints and Solids Were 1.00 ............ Rayon Prints Were 1.59 ............... ........ Homespun Print* and Solid* W ere 1.99 .... ., (lotion or Orion Double Knits Were 2,W 3.99 . Stub W case Ravon Suiting Were 1.99.... Solid Color Suiting Were; 1.49;. .............. Carved Nylon Ballet Rug 21x36” W ere 3.99 . . . . Carved Nylon Ballet Rug 24x42” W ere 5.99 . . . , Carted Nylon Ballet Rug*24” Round W ere 1.99 . Striped Bath Towel* W:ere 1.00 . . . . 2 for*,l Sirred Hand Towels Were 69c... ... . . .. . . 3 for S l ’ Irregula/ Fingertips Were 69 to 89c . . ; . . . . . . 4 for 51 Hand Towels W ere 98c to 1.49 .. . . \ . 2 for $1 WashCloths Were 49c . . .; . i.., 1.3 7c ' Solid Color Wash Cloth W ere 35c *4 for $1 Were 4.99 .. NOTIONS, COSMETICS—Street Floor Jumbo Suit A Dress .Garment Bags Were 2.97 >.. . <. V 1,7 7 Outdoor Furniture & Bar B Q Covers Were to 3.99 . Ml Off,’ 2-Pirce Roekert/.Sel* Were 4-00........................2.00 Indoor-Outdoor Summer Patio Candles Were lo 4.00 . Vi Off Famous Brand Nail Polish Were 90c............. .to1, i. 3/68e ■■■ - • - ■- v A: Men’s Famous Brand Sport Coats Were 19,9l»..... ,Men’s Short Sleeve Knee Length P.J.s Were 3.99 . . Men's Stretch Sock* Were 1.00 A' 1.50.......... Men’s Walking Shorts Were 3.99-5.00 .......____; Men’s Walking Shorts Were 7.95-8.95 ...... . . Men’s Cotton-Casual Slacks Were 5.98 . ... . Men’s Pre Cuffed Slaeks Were 6.95............... Men's Dae ran A Cotton SportCoats Were to 19.95 . Men’s Unlined Jacket* Were 6.99 . . -. *........ Men’s Summer Neckwear. Were.2.50 ............. ,. 66c .. 2.99 ...4,77 • .;3.97 . .. 4.44 13.77 CURTAINS, DRAPERIES,ETC.- Suniari Drupe Single Width-x 36” Were Sumarl Drape Single Width x 45” Were .. Sumarf D$ape Valanee Were 3.19 . . . . Provincial Print Cafes Single Width 4.99 • Provincial Print Valance* Were 2.29 . . . (.roup of Curtains Were 2.99 to 3.99 . . Matching Valance.s Were 1.99......... v. ' Group of Drapes Were'6.99,to 10.99 . . Gr/up of Drapes W ere l l .^b to 1^.99 . ......Jl" : 1 • Solid Color Hand Towels Were 1.29 . . . .. . . . ... Solid Color Wash Cloth* W ere 49c ..., v . ,... Solid Color Fingertips Were 49c ., . . . I..... Carved Rug 24x42”- Were 4.99.. I .. ^ ....... Lid Covers Were 1,99; ......... . .” . . .' Print Sheets 72xl08'or Fitted Were 3.49 ...---- Print Sheets 81x108” or Fitted Were 4.49 . . . .... Irregular Spreads Twin or Full Were 3.99, , ..... Quilte^l Spreads Twin or Full Wert- 9.97 ......... Plastic Tablecloths 52x52” Were 1.99 i... Plastic Tablecloths 52x70” Were 3.99 , . . .-. Flocked Rayon Tablecloths.52x52” Were 2.99 . Flocked Ravon Tablecloths W2x70” Were 3.99 ,. . Flocked Rayon Tablecloths 68” Round W ere 6.9* Flocked Rayon Tablecloths 60x90” Were 7.99 . . . Flocked Ravon Tablecloths 60x108” Were 8.99 . ' F'1oeked. Ravon Napkin. Were 19< ...---- L Solid* or Florals.W e^e M 99 . . ... I. . 2.34 .2.97 .2.64 Pal Cushio T— -tTT II-' tiff' mm IP A• it.tTV.i('-‘vMW?.. 1 •. ?: i!: ffiMvr/s fillW" ■ THE PONTIA(? PRESS T»3EW- TJHUR8DAY, mY I, 1094 1 • I TrafiitaiPaud Mltor Pontiac, Michigan JOHN A.*M» >■'" tdVsA^Eag Dlrsetor Msnaalw* BiJHor Americans Indifferent tlng th* n’oney ,nte •t?cW' and M|1 estate, to Highway Death Tojl In many apherea or lifef. fsttilllir* Uy breed* Indifference. Tragically, the truism also applies to the area of death, f An all-time national record fo,r ‘ truffle fatalities was set over the Fourth of July; weekend when 48(1 persons met death on the high-■ way*.' , 5 ★ ★ ★ ' It la a aad' commentary on the American conacioin*riese that this shocking tollI of dratH is accepted with little general consternation or outcry for remedial action. t * Had a like number of the populace been struck down by epidemic, catastrophe of nature or outbreak of violence, the public reaction would have been one of horror and demand for adoption of protective ' measures, against recurrence. ★ ★ * But traffic experts and the responsible citizenry alike seem unable to cope wHh the sparing casualtief that makt highway travel Increasingly hazardous, constant repetition of safe-driving principles, stressing of the Importance of maintaining vehicles ln p r o p e r operating . condition, warnings against driving while under the Influence of liquor — sill appear to have been without effect as the highway slaughter goes on. >. \ ★ '■"'k ★' More autos are dally being added to the 70 million now on the road. Simple arithmetic portends that unless measures dynamic and productive are evolved , to restore the quality of safety once enjoyed by motorists, the .beautiful superhighways of the Country will become increasingly fraught with peril. Mr. Motorist, you Should be vitally concerned with the safeguarding of all who share the road ' with you: In so doing, you are re* ‘ clproeally safeguarding your own life. ’ . ■ i - This American consumer spending pattern eloally follows that bf Great Britain after she ,','i put through major tax cuts In 1988, Retail sales didn't begin to reflect the cut until It had beeii In effect about three montha. And It was six months before Brit lih consumers responded In full and lifted retail sales mark-edly. ★ ★ . ★ In short, the reaction of tMb gen-, erallty of Americans to their tax bonus is* both understandably and salutary. They are both strengthen-, Ing their respective financial positions and setting the stage for the tremendous buying potential likely soon to materialize!: Senate Slapped atSupremeCourt By JAMES MARLOW Associated Presi Newi Analyst ;: WASHINGTON — They're on vacation now, but even when they're in session, the Supreme Court's nine justices. never glye their opinion except on Mondays. , But this doesn't mean' they don’t1 have1 an opinion now on what the Sen-ate just did to them. They’ll never express it from the bench. Over the ' years, particularly since its : 1054 ban on public school segregation, the court has been denounced, reviled, attacked, criticized, heckled' and abused, and MARLOW there have even been suggestions to lynch Chief Justice Earl Warren But, undlscournged and undeterred, the court has gone on making new en- * emlei with new decisions, like the one , banning compulsory reading of the Bible and the Lord's Prayer In public Each decision seemed to irritate some * members of Congress where proposals to retaliate have ranged all the. way from restricting the court's authority to constitutional amendments to undo what it did. UNSURPASSED IN IRRITATING . This year the court had .surpassed it-self In irritating Congress, at least some members of it, by a landmark decision showing how far, the court is willing to go, iiilllMNiir' ' ' i Belated Trade Benefits Seen From Tax Cut With the present business upturn setting peace-time records In ail areas aa well as one for sustained length, It might seem a bit avaricious to cast a questioning eye at ■ one aspect of it. < Economists and merchants ' across the Country are wondering what’s happened to the $800 million a month the collective' John Q. has had in his pocket since the tax reduction went Into effect in early March. ' ' /’ ★ ★ ★ . There has been no real buying splurge In retail sales, no signs of a spending spree. Though business Is In a powerful upsurge^ it has not entered the zoom-boom phase. The answer to the rididle is as plain as Washington’s nose^pn the face of a1 dollar bill. Figures released since the tax/ • cuts took shape show an extraor- \ dinary rise in the rate of re- ' payment on installment debt. A related statistic is the fact that the" delinquency rate on consumer loans has fallen sharply. ★ ' ★ ' ★ ' ; Much of the tax windfall has gone into1 savings and-checking accounts, fattening family nesteggs for d while. In contrast .to "the usual seasonal decline in April, desposits in regular sayings accounts this year rose—the first time since 1958 1 that this has occurred. -There has also been a more normal rise in buying -of household durable goods — furniture, appliances, TV. Others‘have been put- if Congress won't act, to assure aqua treatment to people. It was a decision requiring states to > reshuffle their congressional districts, from which members of the House of Representatives are elected. The court wants: the districts revised according to population to give voters more equal representation la the House. “6ne voter,' one vote,” is the court’s philosophy. In the rearranging some present members of the House may. lose their -jobs. « >\\ bJdf ■ ★.' i|r. - . But the court’s opinion does not: affect senators. Each, state, large or small, is entitled to two senators. They're elected statewide, not by districts, and -population has nothing to do with it. SENATE GOT TIGHT-FISTED - * Oddly enough, it was the Senate, not the House, which decided to get tight-fisted with the justices. Earlier, this year, Presi- , dent Jqhnson pushed Congress Jo pass a federal pay raise bill. It would mean a boost for more than 1.7f: million people on the government payroll, including the justices, federal judges, members of Congress,* Cabinet , members, and other-executives, . ' To do this the House voted $533 million, the Senate $564, million. Because there was a difference, the two houses will have to iron It out. The final agreed on total will be voted 1 perhaps later this month. , ★ ★ ★ So far so good. But the House and Senate didn’t see eye to eye on a raise for the justices, eight of whom get- $35,000 a year. The chief justice gets $35,500. The bill both houses, considered called for. raising them all\$7,500. - While‘the House approved,-the Senate cut the raise to $2,500, although it voted a , full $7,500 for 477 Other federal judges, active ana\retired. Both houses voted themselves a $7,500 raise, from $22,500 to $30,-000. ’ - If the House agrees and the justices wind , up with only $2,500 more, this is one act of Congress they won’t try to knock out. They’d be more embarrassed to undo it than was Congress when it did ..it. v Verbal Orchids to- Mrs. Mary Krefft .of 1200 N. Telegraph: 86th birthday. Mrs. Glenn'Walton. •i ■ ‘of 2'll^SnelJhropk; 81st birthday. mm I ■ ji ill ill , 1 l'f| if| ',/ ,, / ^ - ll I Voiof, of th^ Peoplei . r Complains County Lacks Lake Facilities for Public In reading The Press “no top", bathing suit article you obviously were proud that there are ao many lakes here, but just where does one find public swim-mihfi and boating? We have traveled miles in this area and have found only the above facilities at Dodge Park, which weekends is so congested it is impossible to enjoy. My children and four others were swimming at a so-called private subdivision beach when we were asked to leave as “It was too crowded" —all of four children.. , ★ . dr ’; We're told Pontiac Is made up of lakes—that's ■: fine, but try and get near one. Much has been said •bout beautiful Labe Orion. 1 wea told swimming and boating are great but we'have not fdtondf a public spot. \Ve would appreciate Information. ' BEVERLY BENZINOER . 2300 SHIMMONS, ‘Johnson Could Take Lid Off Baker Case’ A mere one-rmnute telephone call by President Johnson could take the lid off the Bobby Baker investigation snd let the chips fail where they may. In truth, the lid ia on only because Lyndon Johnson permits it. This la bad enough In Johnson, the pqUtlcal man, but In Johnson, the President, it Is Intolerable. ‘Gov. Scranton Wants You to Explain Your Position!1 HENRY J. TAYLOR David Lawrence Says: ‘Neighbors Influence Youths’* Morals’ Pull Justice Dept. Out of Cabinet I agree with "Young Mother of Three" that the beach la no place tor'love-making, but this ,1s not where children learn low, morals. * , , WASHINGTON — Integrity In the emcutjiv# branch of the gov-. erument-or, Indeed, the lack of * IHs rially one' of the most Important issues .before the American pie-pie today. But it wifi, probably not-even be men-l tinned in eitherl party platform1 or during the LAWRENCE presidential campaign. Perhaps the most serious situ- ation that requires nationwide attention relates to the^inforce-ment tif federal law/ ' The Department of Justice is not by any/itretch of the Imagination plepnrtment that always seetns to administer justice. ( It Is a department that Is to no small extent concerned with what might be called "political justice"—advantages to a political party. ' 1 It might be thought that Congress would long ago have thoroughly investigated the operations of the Department of|Justicf, but H hasn't done Th#re Is only one remedy tor tltifc situation —to remove the Department of Justice from the. Cabinet and to mage It an independent agency responsible to the people through Congress: Hie problem of enforcing civil - rights legislation now Is , before the country. My sister-in-law lives In a subdivision where one bene has open gambling. A bunch of boys fas their twenties live In another bouse and they have beer parties all hours of the night. Another neighbor It an older women who Me* drunk, leaving her children to take rare ef themselves. Where, Is the welfare department? Where are the pelice who . have been railed downs ef times? . W- ★ ★ ‘ Evidently the mtftherb In the subdivtslon are not worried about their children's morals or they woukt^o something about it. DISGUSTED Bob Considine Says: Europe Driving Can Lead to a Nervous Breakdown Pressure groups are today exerting their Influence to try to get the Department of Justice again to militarise Its operations in the South, though no such suggestions, are heard with reference,, to the growing disturbances in northern states where similar demonstrations are .being conducted by some^pt these same organizations. . • Agrees Theater Refreshments Costly I agree with letter writer Mrs. Roy Hopkins who is upset with the ridiculous prices theaters chargs for refreshments When going -to the drive-in theaters jt's much better'to take your own. D. AND D. DAVIS ‘Negro Must Prove Standards Are High* The whole system of justice in America needs revision so that politics will be removed from It. Resolving social Injustice, does not wholly rest oh the white man. The Negro wants complete acceptance but the new civil rights law cdnitot gain this. Any group that wishes to be accepted must come to some common level of action apd thought and the Negro must be ready to change in any constructive or reasonable ; manner to insure this. i ■ SALZBURQ-lf you,plan someday to drive through this part of the world, take along a photographer. The developed pictures will show you . where you’ve been. If you’re at the wheel, there is little or no opportunity to _ steal- a glance ' at anything. Not even a graduate cum ip tide of the Jersey Turnpike is truly qualified to e n.te r CON8IDINE the competition of European highway traffic. (We won’t even consider the rigors of trying to drive in wrong-way Britain, or in the vortex of Paris and Rome.) you, Watch where you're going, Buster." Autobahn drivlag Is something else, It appears to be limited to drivers of • both sexes who flunked the qualifying round for the big race at Le Maiia, and are determined to show that fraternity politics must have been involved., This Cause could be advanced by taking the Department of Justice out of the Cabinet and makjng it- an independent '"agency. , The power to do so rests with Congress, but it will never act unless public opinion is informed on the issue, makes up its mlrid what ought to be done, and then insists on action. ms, Ntv yam A white man will net accept any group that raises the Crime rate, conducts drag races through residential itreetii, is noisy during tote hours, towers the read estate value by letting property decay Into slums, or. to to any manner detrimental. These actions are not exclusive to tnk Negro. ' it :§ . I;>\ No amount of sit-ins: hymn chantings, marching dr violence will guarantee acceptance. The Negro says, "We are not at. fault ” It is true the white man to responsible tor the Negro's modern-day slavery. The white man has kept the Negro from education, jobs, voting and social functions. The government extends a hand but the Negro must prove to be a true citizen and not one who'breaka the tows and moral codes. * Let ns confine this essay to the plight of a man driving through some of. the most beautiful and treacherous real, estate on earth with his wife, da u gh te r, daughter’s girl chum and old family friend (all licensed ; backseat,drivers). Back home a Chevrolet is considered a nice little car. Over here it looms like a Sherman tank when you point it down one of the old roads, most of Which were laid out by drunken broken-field runners, i It seems to be against .the law to go less than full speed. 2 GIRLS SHOOT BY ; “"I was just about to turn into the left hand “passing" lane the* other day, as befits a car thundering along at 100 kilometer! an hour (00 rn.p.h.), ,wtem two girls dressed in a red'Mercedes shot by at twice that speed. , I; hadn’t seen them coming in the rear vision mirror, they appeared so s w i f 11 y, They were gone just as quickly, their heads bobbing to animated conversation; JAN CARLINE In .Washington: Will Reds Honor ‘Line’ in Viet? The. autobahn offers a different kind of bumper-to-bumper traffic. All turns are blind, abrupt and slippery when wet. You approach each one convinced that immediately upon negotiating half the turn you will be met head-on by a careening 30-footwide bus. ADDITIONAL WORRIES Twenty yards short of going into the turn for1 your destined rendezvous with that bus you - are confronted with additional worries. Some guy is passing you! And the girls are telling you just which way to turn. . "Left here,” they chime. Dead ahead is a stone wall. To the right is a 3,000-foot drop. Turning left would seem to be, well, a dandy idea. You’ll be tooling along at. say, 70, with hot red eyes glued on the road ahead and fists' clenched grimly on the steering wheel when suddenly you’ll dart a glance at the rear vision mirror, expecting to be pursued' by the law. . 1 y ■ ■' r BUGLIKE VEHICLE ' Instead, to your consternation, you appear to-have picked up a number of hitchhikers, all of whom are sitting,in the back seat of the Chevy. Then you realize they are not to your car at all, but to their own little buglike vehicle which is nibbling away at the . .tender tips of your exhaust pipes. >By RAY CROMLEY WASHINGTON (NEA) - ’The administration has 'now drawn' a Southeast A ala n "line” the Communist forces "must not cross’’ and a set of war rules they "must not break.” If the Red Pathet Lao or the ’Viet Cong/vio-late these conditions in Laos or South Viet Nam, the, United States will take military actions in North Vtot| Nam. In very roughl outline, here is CROMLEY what this "line” and these rules wotild "prohibit” the Reds from doing unless they’re willing to accept an escalation of the war: • The Pathet Lao must not make a drive for the principal cities of the Mekong Valley You inch oyer, if there's anyplace to inch, Slid the bug Shoots by at av hundred or so, with all of its children waving happily. ,'You can’t wave back. That’s always an order from my bevy” of beauties, all of. whom are. members of the National Safety Council. - _Hope, the snapshots .turn put the.jjlris' thpn sq u e a f: , nice! 1jh4 girls tell me that this is quite a place • Somehow, you make it around the .hafrpin,‘hair-raising turn. ’WATCH ROAD!’ ."Look at'that view •4] s\ -•but-not . heartland of Laos- • North Viet Nam must hot stop., up markedly Its movement of military cadres and supplies Hong the Ho Chi Minh trails from North Viet Nam to the South and its shift of troops and arms westward, to the battiefronts in Laos. • The Viet Cong must not continue a campaign of terrorism ^against Americans to Saigon or elsewhere, or' against leading Sonth Viet- 1 namese or against Vietnamese people to the Saigon area. Viet 'Cong assassination^ at* tempts against Maj. Gen. Nguyen Kbanh, South Vf^t Nam’s ruler, fee example,1 would be considered an' net of terrorism under these rales. So would an active campaign of blowing bridges, mining ■ roads and ambushing tranks and jeeps in the Saigon area. • The Viet Cong must not . be too successful, get too near victory to South Viet Nam. * If the Reds obey these rules and respect these battle lines, the feeling is that the war in Laos and in South Viet Nam is "manageable’’ and that it can be won in . time without escalation to the north. If the Reds won’t tacitly agree to these conditions, the Ceding here is that the war can’t be won unless we carry the fight to Ho’a North Viet Nam homeland, Any escalation would be gradual. There would be a wait after each step-up to see how North Viet Nam and the Communist world reacted. If a slight escalation proved sufficient to make the Reds agree to again .fight by our rules, we.’d halt further escalation for the time being. 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I Amon 1 the <31 & >] smartest at the J moment li Tip- 7 pi lledran, , who flunk* like a younger alitor / jjKyP'li of Grace Kelly and who just Boyle got =n free **$8/1',• 1, True to the traditions of her widish i ancestry, Miss lledren s enamored with two virtuoso-lie enjoyment of hard work nd the pursuit of hard cash. She is an easy-going, friend* Seek N*Pact Willi Soviets GENEVA (API ~ The United ,ton ..today to Join In a formal t #e Alfred HltehuocB • Thai plump Englishman is us d’eaty to freese the number , of , good a judge of feminine acting nuclear delivery vehicles and talent ns he is of plot. Among j ut off production of "nuclear , the ladies whose careers he has. materials for weapons prior to helignl are Ingrid Bergman, world disarmament , Grace Kell)1. Eva Marie Saint, I U S, Ambassador Clare H, Shirley ■ Maclaine, and Vera Tlmberlake told the 17 - nation Miles, i a disarmament conference the Not tob long ago he saw TlpplUntted States believes such an in a television commercial, agreement should be signed liked her, ga\e her a $28,000- nitlally only by the two super-screen test and hired hei; on'P°wcfvthe United States and the spot to star In his last pie- the Soviet Uniop. Other, coun-fore',- "The Birds," tries might join In latpr, "She looks .ladylike," said! He said a Soviet • American Hitchcock, "» quality now quite -P*ct to-curb the nuclear arma-i rare " manta race "offers a genuine CINDERELLA THEME opportunity! to put a halt to the' Hollywood exists on the Cin. I rm* nct' «ncl the best possible JSFZL’ISZ i,is «a«Uon-for tarter proSr« y girl who at 20 isn't swept off er feet by success because she has worked as a model since he was 18.'v" .• , ] Hitchcock ,1s so confident of I her ability that he has signed j her for two more films,, a rare I step for him, She takes no act* I fog lessons because he fold her not to, „ and she improves her* laelf by going pipe into, ihe tirojectlon room and hatching til previous Aims, I NO HiLUSIONS' Pretty as she Is, Tippi has ho pretty Illusions, < ' rtThis is very much a business with me. The idea of being an actress > didn’t appeal to me. I knew how rough a road It was, and I wat doing very well as a model. "But I find it exciting star-dom.has made a big difference to my life, . 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Johnson referred to Kennedy as “our outstanding attorney general," and Kennedy told the gathering the U.S. people are “very fortunate in hiving you as their president." ten,-, Ve„ hospital • beofcme I givings about the legal issue,"' known, * ' j ihepherd said, s* dr,- dr ♦. , 3, Shepherd*mid there are Operators of the Kentucky! men whb believe “the only project hope to show alerillzu- i vhay to prove you’re a man i» Hon la an effective tyeapon I,by having children" add- 'they against poverty They also,hopeI,would,decline to submit to, an! President Johnson will add it to’[operation, ’’v , hit, war on poverty, 4, Wood said private funds.! Dr, MUlard A, Shepherd, a [such as Hartniian'H, will be used i state health officer, is confident [ until "the' Ume comes — and jti ; The plan caiii tor the (Inane-1 the project will lead to aterlllza* must come — that public health; .Inn of 300 operations on headyjtion programs elsewhere, , , departments and other agencies! parents who qualify., i PROGRAM'S PURPOSE (can appropriate funds for this," The,ala-month pilot program, 4.' called the Hartman Plan, Is be* L The purpose of the1 program log operated by the Human Bet- Jt0 demonstrate In 22 counties ferment Aasodatlon for Volun- ,he •fflcpoy -of It financially,' Itery Sterm«llon, whieh waior-mo.rBlly «nd #«',wls#," he gentsed in , - . .. !:■• , • * > Those backing the' project LOCAL PROGRAMS , j note several problems they both II, protected by'her hus-The association sets up localLmust face: . "band's umbrella, sat through a! programs, accepts applications 1. 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Sears quality! ^ / ;• '< Shoo Dipt', Main Floor Selec Boys’, Girls’* Styles Were 097 $3^944.99 pair Men’s Oxfords /Outfit Misses’, Women’s, Children’s Canvas ShoeR l*r Women’s Dress Shoes youjMphoiCe of l-&*2-pant tropical suits Save! llomart -Lavatories 19x17-Inch Lavatory (shown), now,..... $10* 20xl6-Inch Size, Regularly $14! ..»•*. $12* 22xl8*Inch Sice, Regularly $22!...*16* 30x20-Inch Sice, Regularly $45! ..... $36* ♦Trim and Fittings Extra Sears White Assorted Tubs 5-foot Steel Tub (shown), now . $45* 5-ft. Cast-iron, 14” high just . . $57* 5-ft. Cast-iron, 15” high, Reg. $80 $69* Sr Wash ’n WearTropicals /;/ egular $34.95 & $37.95/...$25 | • . */' i / /'' * i' Stay WrinkleTtesistant All Day! iA definite trend ... choose 2 or 3-huUon models, gjhe .Dacron® polyester and wool worsted ■gk blend assures., lodg' shape .retention and BL comfbrt. Choice of colors, patterns in ■pL Regular, short, Tong sizes. Extra Hanford trousers, gives added wear! See our \ handsome selection of suits tonight, men’s all-cotton denim jeans Smartly Styled Porcelain Enameled and Glased Vitreous China Fixtures NO MONEY DOWN on Sears Modernising Credit Plan! PLUMBING SPECIALS Homart Lavatory Faucets, As Low As . * ,*» 5.95 Sears Lavatory Legs, now ........... pr. 6.98 Sears Quality Tub*Faucet§, Low As..... - . 9.95 Shower Curtain Rods; As Low As .,....... 1.99‘ Aborted Toilet Seats, As Low As......3.09 30-Gal. Water Heater, “Take-With”.....47.88 . . . • . Plumbing and Heating Dopartment, PorrySt. BowiWiil *- ^ j regular //W-FaQ* : $3.99!- / i . V ■'./ fT-'/P? , / Charge I), Long And - leayn Narrow/' legs, no cuffs., ZippeK fly. > Wheat Color. 30f t/ '/ Mon** Sporumar, Main floor \ No Charge for Alterations cit’i Clothing Ifppt. Sean Main Floor Downtown Pontii Phono FE atisfaction guaranteed 6r your money back' or your money lay for^used jskyef «* Wnw, Ifcst the Or * psychiatrist who' feady J^amlwd/tbs DrJEfeiald bum of th* Uni-yym of htfchlgan Medical -flchow ajMl Kalamatoo County CircuR^nidge Raymond W. Pox fot^me tests June % after declining to give an opinion baaed on hla own examination. Against We, iront Raima la being held on a mur-, der charge in the shooting of' Gary A. Sniock. 30, Plymouth school teacher, whose body was found inside the trunk of ■ his car on e rural road west of here May 29. 'It ', W 1 W.7 Mice said Ranes has admitted four other killings; ,. Sr ■ Sr' ■■ Kb,' Fog also ordered that Carck’s obeervetions-but not hit opln-ions-be given to Prosecutor John Schwendener for study by* state psychiatrists. ' N.J. Board Rejects Racial Balancing TRENTON, N.J. (AP) - The New Jersey State Board of Education has refused to overturn the neighborhood school concept as a means of ending racial imbalance In Union Township. ,ed 4-Ply H Tread Designed j.C,o Traction It rejected Wednesday a request by a group of Nejgro parents to compel the Union Township School Board to transfer pupils to reduce Imbalance at the 95 per cent Negro Jefferson elementary school, WWW • The Negroes contend a voluntary transfer plan now in effect doesn’t work. Special Cut Tor Stop-a* Nylon Companion Tire 13-Month "' Guarantee "■ Against Wearout - GUARANTEED AGAINST ALL FAILURES t- NO LIMIT ON TIME OR MILEAGE! TUBELESS BLACKBALLS Ifefk*' at one low price . ., " 6.00x1 a 6.50x13 7.50x14 8,00x14 ’ • each, tilux tVjj. Tux and Vour Old Tire 0.70x1.'t Tr" . Mlackrfttll bath, PIiim, W. T*x . 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Last year all wav net / Centreville lost l(i Only doctor, and shortly after Dr. Olney arrived he, was* greeted ■ with • “summons" from Uncle Bern. Townspeople protei t e d„ vigorously io Washington. Dr, Olney* plight drfw nationwide attention, Finally the Pentagon relented end gave Dr.Olney * a one-year delay. pr./plney leaved for his i Army duty Aug. l. Mental Tests Set for Suspect KALAMAZOO (AP logical testa w e t.4 ordered WedOMday far Urry Lee request You Can Count on Us ... Quality Costs No More at Sears Is Simple as 6.00x15 Tubeless Blackwall Plus Fed. Tax and 2 Old Tires Sears Tires Are Guaranteed Again?! Wearout, For a Definite Number of Months Sears Tires Are Guaranteed Against All Road Failure? . ... No Limit on Miles—No Limit on Time All Adjustments Mode At Current Exchange Price NOT At The Higher List. Prices ■SALE ENDS SATURDAY!! Size TUBELESS KI.AUKgALLS Plu* N. 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It gives, the state's 10 .largest coun-t*e« 27 of the 35 seats In the Senate and 49 of the 65 seats In the House of Representatives. The other <43 epunties will, share 8 Senate posts and 16 in the; House. Under the change, Denver alone will have 27 leglsla-tors—9 senators and 18 repre-'wntatives. Warm, Fully Lined ■ Sleeping Bag* Reg.120 ' ]5,T 75-fl. Polyethylene Rki-Tow Rope* Reg. 55.99 3** Double Fun Wilh Combination Ski* Ref. 120. 15’71 High Degrees Earn Most, MSU Reports Rclfikr npcti* smomaiirslly it 450-lh. prc.pi rr. eliminating rlianre of breaking. EAST LANSING (AP) - The biggest raOney-makers among college graduates are those with the advanced degrees, reports Ifidope State University. < Adfvaoaced degree holders in am fUkb and' bachelor’s degree m—in m scientific and technical areat are the highest paid among this year’s graduates, siys Jack Shingleton, director emplacement services. “Students bypassing Jobf opportunities to get their master’s degrees,; seem 'to be profiting frottj their decision,” he said. ‘ Employers In business and industry are paying from 375 to 3125 per month niore for those who have the additional year of schooling.”. For education majors, he noted, a master’s degree can mean up to 3300 a year more in starting salary. / Among bachelor's degree winners, electrical engineers have the highest average starting salary, about 3633 a month. Mechanical and electrical engineers are others with top pay starting salaries the report said. 3%-lb. 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See it. tonight,' at Sears! * Hudio pnd TV Dept., Main Floor Bspstwitm . ’1 -y * y " V f BK PUNtlAC Pli Ktfot.1 Tlit^t?AV. ,trLv 0, 7 \ ^ "■ -JjC ' j/ x~ Nlawi Briefs From Around thi World ’■ , 1: ■’ 4’ , * 1' I ^ Si ! ft. •. ‘ , .> ' ■ ' 1 1 '1 1 l%u s fish ,processing jplsntt I like, xfifehevstss Into With megl 1 . ^ |1 : f r-/ l.’’’ 1 ’ H - ■ "■ ’\ . \ , ' j] ^ttim fllx milllC^I COtVI Of NATClin*- sassin,Accomplice in1 Bhutan/ Chief's Death Shot, in Public NEW* DELHI. India UP) -The assasHin ot Premier Jlgme , Dorji of Bhutan and an army •officer charged with master -minding (ha plot have been §x-•buled in public, the newspaper The Statesman reported today. The report seklNalk Jambey, the assassin, and Li. Range Dorji. faced a firing* equad at a parade ground in Thimbu Saturday- ",, Brig. Bltadur Namgyil, deputy commander of the army, was executed. tvyo monthi ago for complicity In the assaaiina-, lion, Nalk Doley also, was sentenced to death, but the sentence was later commuted to life Imprisonment Dorji. an anthCommunlat, waa shot April ft near the der. Thr Indian government said It believed Red China waa behind the aaaaaaination, (API t- Israel hat-warned that the "deteriorating situation" ’along the Israell-Syrian/frontier la a serioua threat m International peace and security. In a note to u.N, Security Council President Ahmed Tat-bi Bephima of Morocco Wednesday, Israeli Ambassador Michael 8. Cumay accused Syrian forces of 20 "utterly unprovoked amt obviously premeditated" at- Red Chlnait, Romania to Up Coaparatlon VIENNA (AP) - Communist China and Romania have agreed to expand cooperation In scientific and technical fields Radio Bucharest said yesterday that the agreement called for the exchange of data and analyses hi the oil, Chemical and food industries and In agriculture. ‘ DISCOUNT CENTER TURTLE CM WAX Hard shaft finish — ana waxing tests op te I yaar. 1 PINT BOTTLE tacks on Israsll positions between June 9 and July 6. He said his country had suffered six casualties and extensive property damage. Syria previously had blamtd j Israel for the border dashes-! put Its bordsr forces on the alert; ( /cigarette most likely cauged * of Germany’s worst mine disasters, in February' 1962, a court was told | Wednesday, A total of 299 miners died in the Lulslsntha) coil mine, following an underground explosion. Thirteen mine officials are On trial on' charges of negligent homicide, , SAARBRUECKRN, Germany (AP) - A match struck to light' Dr. Waltsr von Koenlgsloew, a mining axpart, lestlflad that the evidence uncovered to In- i (lane is. now under* construction vestlgations allowed, only one with part of’an earlier Japanese conclusion - that methane and grant of $2.7B mUllon. firedamp in the mine probably1 .....1 were ignited/by a match siruels I » , jju- . to light a cigarette, ; Quake Hit* Philippines MANILA ifi i» A mild earth* TOKTO < *V** ‘^Laijs axkod cjijqko Was recorded here today. Japan today /or $7 million In i There were* no reports of dam* aid to build a sewer system for! age, The Weather Bureau's geo-Vientiane, the Laotian capital,' physical division said the i’4-and pays streets there, *1 second quake was centered 1,18 A n#,w water system for Vlen-1 miles northwest of Manila. 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ROA WHIRLPOOL ROA WHIRLPOOL ROA WHIRLPOOL \i PE m pc •NT IA< DPRESS THUHHDAV, JULY o, 1004 j.v; ^^77-‘'v- , „ ‘ s1/ ; PONTIAC , MICHIGAN. “ • '' ' ■' ] V* • 7 /' B-l Battles Integration Gets Bias Fight Funds > ATLANTA, (in (AIM A rt>»-, the students ware out i war-1 take any eult §11 the way to the taurateur who pulled a pleto'l to rant agaitiet Maddox on a pistol* tf,l Supreme Court to stto If ohaie away three Negroes, says [ pointing charge, I Lester Maddox is right or the he has since been receiving ,fl* '1 children shjpultj be Keep busy. She emptied her purse and then placed all of the contents back into it, neatly. What does eae do la "a dead eitvator to pass time? Think! Yea, think about Juan. Dear Juan,«whom you mot only .three weeks ago at the country chib party. Ha certainly adds spice to your Ufa. Yet, your mode of living is pleasant, comfortable and secure. After eight years of widowhood!, you’ve accustomed yourself to the routine pattern you have established. Would you be happy if it were changed? FUTURE WITH JUAN Juan offers a future of excite-ment, but he also blots out- the NEW ERA (UPI) - A farm-to-farm an d house-to-house search was under wgy today (or a dirty-faced, big-nosed bandit who bald up and robbed the New Era bank ot 119.483. Blockades were set up in surrounding areas i last night as state police, sheriff’s officers and auxiliary police combed the ajrea for the' holdup man, who escaped after tying up the manager of the bank, Loyal Church: ill, 64. Do yon want to erase those bygone days? Those yesterdays are filled with fragrant memories, too cherished to destroy. Joan presents a tomorrow full of challenges. Challenges mean readjnstmbnts, . and sometimes a person your age just doesn’t adjust. Are you too old to settle in a foreign, land? Acclimate yourself to Alien custonif? Make new friends in a world of strangers? Aral what about, your chiK dren? No, they don’t need you anymore, but you enjoy seeing them, and you’do see them oft- OTHER KINFOLK Wouldn’t you miss y mr grandchildren, their birthday parties and their spontaneous telephone calls. ■ - . ' ■ Joan is fascinating, but you are just a foolish old woman, flattered by unexpected atten- The chattering of women’s voices brought Mrs. Stowers back to reality. ‘Tooooo-Hoooo . . 1 I’m stuck in "the elevator!”‘She-yelled, pounded and kicked frantically. REASSURING PHRASES The women heard and their tittering was replaced hy reassuring phases. Later a sympathetic voice called out, “TheTele-vator people are on their way, dear , . . You’ll be free shortly!"- ■ fK It was too late to go to the ‘‘Thank God," she reflected, "Thank God that I havenlt time to meet Juan!" she had decided against their marriage and dreaded telling him in person. ★. .★ .‘‘It will be easier by letter," she rationalized. , Feeling bouyant now, her thoughts raced . . . "Let’s see *]1 write..... Dpar’ Juan.’ (The Hod) , "We have the same Constitution today and 1 intend to stand on if. They’ll either have to take a stand on whether free enterprise Is right and American or declare the Constitution is dead." » ; Bank Holdup ; Spurs Manhunt Police Searching for Dirty-Faced Bandit The bank is « branch of the Oceana County State Bank of Hart. / Churchil) said he closed the front door about 3 p.nj. and the holdup man knocked and asked him to-change a $20 bill. - of Strategic Laos Plateau ,, PAKUE,1 Laos lUIlf — Commu* | From Saravane,portera ' There they deliver; the sup-piles to Viet Cong guerrillas who are fighting the American-supported Vietnamese government! BUILD-UP THREAT ’ A LIVELY GROUP — Good cheer sedms to reign in San Francisco as top leaders of the GOP National Committee get together, In the best of humor are Meade Alcorn- of Connecticut, (right) former chairman; Rep. William Miller of New York, chairman; and Sen. Thruston Morton of Kentucky, permanent chairman, Property Vote Eligibility Set right-wing outpost of Attopeu, accdrding to the general responsible tor the area.’t ■ Gen. Prasouk Hamly, right-wing commander of the southern military region, told UPI yesterday tha't the transfer of his air force to defend (he capital city of Vientiane In Central La6s has emboldened the Communists to Intensify their operations in the south, y* The Bolovens Plateau, ties it 'the southern reaches of Laos between the wide Mekong River .ob the west and the ridges to the east where the Communists’ "Ho Chi MlnhV supply trail runs. Pra- I , ★ ★ ★ souk's headquarters at Pakse Is at the western edge of the ' Say Pathet Lao u latoau. • Prasouk said that tha build-up In trucks and planes means increased concentrations of Communist Pathet Lao and North Vietnamese forces which threaten to envelop the Bolovens Plateau and isolate Attopeu. LANSING (AP) — The Mid)* prlety of what has been eommfSn igan Supreme Court ruled in a precedent setting opinion Wednesday that persona buying property on land contracts ire eligible to vote on public questions restricted Jo properly owners. At the same time,, the court held unanimously that the sail* ers Of property on land contracts also can vote, evenlf they ■ are not listed on tax rolls but still hold tha deed. ' *, The decision, vlti what Justice Otis Smith called "an important case of first Impression for this court," establishes legal pro: practice in Michigan. It cleared the way for the Albion School Board to launch construction of a 12.5-mllllon high school, the bonding of which had been approved by voters in an Oct. 4, 1982, election. H SUIT’S CLAllA ‘ . The project was held up by, high court order pending settlement of the suit brought by six Albion residents who contended there were at least 186 Ineligible Vpters in the election. The bond ^ssue was approved by 101' votes and court acceptance of their contention would have invalj) Idated the result. The high court subjected the casq to study by Circuit Judge Creighton Coleman! of Calhoun County, and then narrowed the question to ,186 voters for the decision. Of these, 64 were persons who had purchased property on land contracts and were paying taxes but did not hold actual title to the property. HOLD DEEDS V The other 82 were persons who had sold property on land contracts' and had their names taken off tax roils but still held the deeds. plateau. Attopeu, a scant 80 iqiles from the South Vietnamese frontier, Is at the eastern edge, next to the Ho Chi Mtnh Trail. It has long posed e threat to the Com* mutilate’ movement of men and supplies from North to South Viet Nam. . Hit U.S, Copter on Supply Run But If the Communists occupy the rolling, fertile plateau, they will eliminate this threat and also Increase their rice supply. TRANSPORT PLANES Prasouk said the Communists are using transport planes to carry rice and medical supplies from Hanoi, the North Vietnamese capital, to TChepone, 130 miles north of Attopeu. ' The supplies then go by truck to Saravane, halfway ‘between Tchepone end Atto- VIENTIANE, Laos (API-Reliable sources said today that Communist Pathet Lao soldiers shot up an American helicopter on Tuesday while It wai on a supply mission to a right-wing "pocket" In Sam Neua Province in northeast Laos. The sources said the helicopter's two occupants—-an American pilot and a Filipino mechanic — leaped from' their machine Just before it burst into flames. ■'!?'' Jp'.. 71? ' The sources- said the two men were picked up. this morning by a rescue helicopter after hiding 36 hours In a thick Jungle with the Pathet Leo on their trail. The mad, described,as about 55, wore an old straw hat,’old working clothes and a « green shirt and sweater. ITINEiRANT LABORER Oceana County Sheriff Warren Stanton said the bandit probably was one of the 4,000 itinerant laborers working in fruit harvesting jobs in the area. Churchill told Investigators after he Changed the bill the 'led a gnn and dp- "Put your hands up and keep ’em as high up as you can reach.”; He ransacked the teller’s cage and then took the rest of the money out of the open bank safe after tying Churchill’s hands behind him. 1 FREED HANDS About five minutes later Churchill freed his hands and phoned Douglas Collard, vice president and cashier of the home office bank at Hart. Collard phoned the Oceana County Sheriff’s Office and-state police also were sum- The Federal Bureau of Investigation also was called in. .it' ★ ★ Stanton said'all available men were engaged in the manhunt. It was not determined if the * bandit had a getaway cgr. STURDY PORTABLE Mom'l TYPEWRITER 369? III Wide carriage, full size keyboard and all the new. ast features. Ideal gift. 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That republic his left the Commonwealth but sun does much business With ltir' , The Zlmbabwe Afrlesn peo- memheri. - jin his speech which replied to Prime Minister Sir Alee Doug-las-Home's address opening the conference, Kenyatta also touched on the Portuguese ter-ritoriea of( Moiambique and An pie's Union of Southern Rhorj deals gave an indication of Afri-., can'demanda for that country tn a memorandum from 'Be secte-i-tary-goners), UB Nyandoro j Nyandoro said ZAPU d« mands " immediate steps to • t iHHIfB IJ! JVltriFWniUllJtlf* BnU Air tiMiul Him Tu'Muaitt,s iMiiiSIDsilUw'' Sola He said there Nhmiio h* a P®™ 'he present constitution !r *0KI ,ne,e snouia oe « whl.(h .i.. u,i,il iaallstlc so^ch sr5T S und,r whleh 9# While govern-»! Vrmkr Ian Smith • MS? ITS,?., ,0ri ».«» e* rlolnrnnra CONN’S (learance >ovr § Min w> SPORT SHIRTS Reg. $1.80 fill . 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Crime told, members of the committee that-the board of auditors had approved urr# of nearly the entire jeeond floor of the county building, The new facilities will In. riudf three room*’ for staff efftcei, three room* for radio* logical training, a large'room. for um an a training horrpltal samel sa etna toll «IaaajI storage of radioactive cobalt uaed In Cl) training. Tha half men! of the building Is already stocked for hi* ns a fallout Shelter, Crane said. Ths hew quarters will require sotne remodeling, the director said, Which will cost about 11,• boo? ■. , The committee previously had jtfjecussed moving the offices into Pump Muse No, 2 at (he Service Center. Remodeling|cations center wtlj remain Ini Superylsdr - Vance* C. PodiaAgreed afyi moved[ to accept the costs there would have ap* its present location in the base* (Hagai Park!, member of the raegmmendatlcing of the board jproacl^ |5,000, however. Crane ment of the Children's Center CD committee, pointed out, how? of ajidltors bv thematter, jointed out, - School, ' ever, that the emergency een- i -t'h * ' ' * , ter would he more effective In Ih.other action the committee 1 Tentative plans are to loeate l remote location In case of get1, July 2,1 as the dats< far British Action Eyud Rebel Radio Soon to End7 LONDON (45—Screaming Lord Hutch's deya is a pirate broedcaeter mey be numbered. A. Earl Jelllcoe, minister for'the Royal Navy, told the 00“ **' * ■ mg **• * ■ *■•- Houee of Lord* yesterday that the Union Jack wilt be restored to the offshore antiaircraft fort from which the 22-yeer-old pop singer baa, been broadcasting for two month* In defianch of tha British Broadcasting Corp.'s monopoly, "What Is the government going to do- about It?" demanded Lord Hobeen. Earl Jelllcoe explained: elmla "The difficulty is this: The fort, which rejoices In the-aimd of Shivering Sands, lies about hhlf a mile outside territorial waters, and this naturally Inhibits legal action." But Jelllcoe said the government will adopt "hey dosing lines” in accordance with, the Geneve Convention on Territorial Waters,' thereby bringing the entire Thames Estuary and Shivering Sands within British Jurisdiction. , "We shall then be faced with a different position," Jelllcoe added. He did not Indicate when th^govcrnment would take this action.. Even Ugly Babies Figure as Pinups JOHANNESBURG, South Af-1 rica (ft—Even the ugliest babies are (outcome pinups at a ho*- j pda I here. 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BACK-TO-SCHOOL COTTONS 097 charge it Old Fashioned Bargain Days v Discount Days COMFORT PADDED CHAISE Wash *n* Wear |lg fabrics in group - j Sew pretty clothers* Our selection of fall . prints includes neat, crease resistant broadcloths, sateens, calicos as well as Batiks ana.' other faU fabrics. Many patterns. Relax on a 5-position padded 4” innerspring chaise with, aluminum frame. Lasting vinyl, in' multicolor floral patterns. 27x72”. 26x72” .aluminum frame bed of 1” tubing. Comfortable lVa” foam mat-*1 tress with reversible cotton and vinyl ticking. Self locking. j \ Chair and cliaise have green/white web. Padded Seat and Chair Back.......1.81 Tuflax Chaise and Pad with Pillow . 2.66 Green/White Webbing Kit.,........ 48c Otd Fashioned■ Bargain Bays! 3 Bays Only! charge it GLENWOOD PLAZA CORNER NORTH PERRY AT GLENWOOD He gar Ml*'»» of Where i' Originally Filled I No moittr whura you originally hod your protcriptlon fillad, H will bo to your advantage to bava it ro> filled art Thrifty'» bacauM of tho »ub •tontlal Mvlngi wo con offor you. Alb our phormociO for detoilt. 1240 value giant 80{, (iio floral Mm Spioih Cologne Cooling and , rofroihtng , „i : , Spray. \Anvo*. too. $1.89 KIT for any ,»yp* pf hairMiracle Mil I Noutraliior, Comptetohit. \Nornen CWWten'* * .GILLETTE 98r "pml of 1$, double edge for longer latftng'ihOyOi. jfegulor 3.25. 30-day »upply. The Candy that he!pi make you thin. BONNIE BELL TEN-O-SIX 175 value, .14ounce lotton Cleanm dpepiy, clear, thin, imoothi, protect!. BAND-AID PLASTIC STRIP wm L \ ^IlNUS^ ?SUFFERERS! Cool and Refreshing SUMMER SHOWER by PRINCE MATCNABELU . SUMMED SHOWER MEN'S SHOES Value» to $12.99 y 250 mg. v VITAMIN “C” Bottle of 100 WEAR FLEX-A-LITE ALL-PURPOSE MASK $9.09 Value. Year Supply 065 Tablet.) Polly dose 1 tablet. TRUSSES City-wide FREE PRESCRIPTION DELIVERY. Have YoUr Doctor Call Your Nearest THRIFTY for PROMPT.FREE Delivery Service Open Every EVENING TIL 9 148 North Saginaw Huron Street 4895 Dixie Highway KmiiT&Ermggn H nil Chicago Sleuthing Plan Backfires to Syndicate Runs Police Gambling Setup •CHICAGO iUPJI - It atl I tog-under the dlreetloa of the 1 turns" of the policy crime syndicate. a.,______*tJL •tarted when the Chicago Police j *rim* syndicate, , , ^Tdonad by police three weeks Department =■ purely to therline! the very police who net the ag(V of duty’-* art up a ll.OOO-a-day [operstion up are now faced withspecial name gwnWInjLa^ation, » [the task of trying to atatep it -- ,, . , ThejThop^l to spy on the out, ' The policy wheel, an opera, crimesyndicate ‘ * gV jt. ,, lion that' rater* to nickel Und .. , '. a i ,[„« ■ - V1 » to v , dime beta, wa* called the Nu* No one saying today, "Thia li a Frankenstein ere-1 Way Red Top Wheel by the exactly bow much the sleuth, ai^^ and turned tooae,'' »aldL|tyand euthoHtUfl who tog accomplished, but it ap- Richard Cam, chief investlua. (fealed if, * peered the police depart* tdr for the Cook County ahiirTff,] ’■' -.1 mint's abaadonedvpolie y whose men Monday night raid1 ., I"®* wai disclosed only wheel was alive and riuorlnh- led three.alleged "pick-up sta- »ii week by Chicago Polk*. 1 Supb 0, W. Wfleon were unaware the wheel wai running With blessings from the top, At one time in the operation, a woo payoff wai made to at leaat one Chicago policemen not in bn the ad GRAND OPENING Today, Friday and Saturday ... II A.M. Till 9 P.M. Charles Hlfaguai. director of the State Crime 10% DISCOUNT ON EVERYTHING We Have Juit Purchased the Entire Stock of LAS Furniture Store Siragusa said the scheme, canto to an untimely end be-cauae some poltoemen talked too much about it. , *v . ■ ‘ During the policy wheel'* "legal" operation, one of the undercover agents running it re- cast. William DUffy, bead of Chicago Police Intelligence HI vision, sold the wheel rapidly gained a large following heoauae It wae one of the few in the city that operated hen-vslly. WUaon sold the police department lost about 110,000 dt the operation, which eato about |l,-000 change hande every day. Wileon said policy wheels gross about II mUUon a week spent "almost exclusively by the lower economic group of the Negro and Puerto Rican population.", < , ‘ He said the odds against win- AUBURN portedly Was arrested by oilier !!jn® J®'®7®*t0 1 ®v®n w^®n police not in the knbw and beat- ltho whwI "■ °P®rated HOME FURNISHINGS Auburn Id. Neur Adame, Auburn Heights UL 2-1322 !«fl during his interrogation. OTHERARRK8T8 I, Arkansas ranks 0th antong ■ Two other agents were also states of the Union In the pro-J arrested by police, offlcerr who | duction of oil. We’ve blown our gaskets! Full steam ahead for glorious savings on shoos for the family! They’ll love them. BUY NOW and SAVE CHILDREN'S SHOES LADIES' SHOES Values to $3.99 Values to $7.99 VALUES TO SO VALUES TO ||, ST.M.,.®4 VALUES TO se $12.19 ...®8 BAN DEODORANT 19r I nr/• .Sim1 ' ' Cf^UfM. CHV N*«» t«wm>»>«. '"MR. ,1 Q.T. SUNTAN 89* COLON FILM FILLED BY US QUALITY DRUGS LOWEST PRICE JaLSmC ,„ ..., i Durocher on Stand ■Affections' Suit MM-'PONTIAC Pll^8g3\THtJRlDAY, JULY (TlW ^3 MIDDMCBUliY, Vt. (UM) Lao (the Up) Durocher says fvo love* the brlokleytr'a daughter, not the bricklayer'* wife, the 6# year-old Lot Angela* Dodger*’ coieh, controversial mi or off the baseball field, testified yesterday that he still is "courting" and is "very much L|tha oourt»hIp of Carolyn t her I loved her add I naked wMmea since and she has refused Ndaaomed in 1801, Duraohdr ter to marry me,, me. I am §1111 very, very much paid, the neat year, "1 told | "1 have artel her »everal | n love with her,," he said. SwedishSfiy1 Doing Government Work STOCKHOLM W! — Stiff Wen* norstrom, former Swedish diploma t and government official Whb was I convicted of spyingI or, e govemmeht depart Inant, will be doing paper work for I The nature of the work was not the government in ,hl» maximum known, Wenneritrom, 67, sen* security cell In Stockholm. weed to a life term recently, It was .disclosed yesterday s expected to be ellglbld for that -he will work as a writer I parole after 10 or 12 years, ' In minutei «ni nmliMnw Ifften Hmm mm* hMllnn, I Sim Mr ewm*, immi fejtei, teM mk, mhw •(*«•«. rMMi, fob Telling «f nendiag expensive gifts to the Morton while he / wa* courting Carolyn, Dumber mid, "I gave her mother •nd father gtfta to togrittoto them. ■, ; “R I were In Mr. Morin's place, I wouldn't' be concerned. "U wouldn't upset, me one bit If n man courting my daughter gave my wife gifts," Algerians Capture Army Revolt Chief ALGIERS (Ap) - The Algerian government announced last night (he capture of, ex-Col. Mo* hamed CHabant, leader of an army revolt in die Auras Mountains. Chibani left his headquarters at Biskra on the northeast edge of the Sahara last week and headed north Into the mountains with 2.000 of bis trams < after defying an order from President Ahmed, Ben Bella to come to Algiers, and take a post on the army general staff. The newspaper the, people reported Chabahi And nine of his men were captured white resting In a palm grove IS miles west of the desert, city of ftousa- Exile Farmers Eying Cuban Land Reform MIAMI, Fla. (AP) - Cuban exile farm specialists are working on a program of agrarian reform to be put* into effect if Fidel Castro is overthrown. The purpose is to give Cuban peasants hope for a better future . and thus a reason to Join the move to oust Castro, according to Dr. Armando Fleites, secratary - general of the Second Front of Escambray. Main features of the program are redistribution of 'the land and the use'of modern methods fof getting maximum production, Fleites said Wednesday, He had jusf returned from Washington. where be said he outlined bis group’s plans to ambassadors of Latin - Aherican ’ countries.1 1 Fleites said a committee of IS exiles, headed by Jose M. Osorio, former dean of the University of Havana agriculture department, is working on the program- Wallpaper 1963 CLOSr-OUT PATTERNS Ovw 10.090 Rolls IN STOCK to choose from - 29* s ACME ■ QUALITY PAINT IN. kagfiiaw if R MlM '>>?"•:..*'>&" SHOP 9;30 A.M. 'til 10 P.M. Durocher wa*, ths first wit* 1 nett* in die Addison County Cqurt trial of a $159,000 aliana* tion of affections suit f 11 s d •gainst him by Morin. - Durocher readily admitted’ giving gifts to Morin «nd his * 01-year old wife, Ann*, to lift* press them while ho was dating their OS-year-old daughter Caro* lyn, a willowy aotrass-model. NEVER ALONE "1 have never been in a room •lone 'with Jffr*. Morin, I admire and reaped her. At I time do/f ever recall her -ever being anything but a lady," Du-rochariaid. FAMILY DEPARTMENT STORES SELLING FIRST QUALITY ONLY mmRmciFi r LIMITED QUANTITIES! FIRST COME SHOP SHOP SPARTAN 9:30 A.M.TO 10 P.M.DAILY...SUNDAY 12 NOON TO 7 p m. YOU'LL ALWAYS FIND SUPER DISCOUNTS AT SPARTAN CORNER of DIXIE HIGHWAY & TELEGRAPH ROAD your chief concern. It’s easier for both you and the children if you meet before you sit with them. You’ll know what you have to contend with and they’ll. know who is going to be their substitute parent. ■ When the day Comes for you to sit, there are several; tilings you should find out about the children and house before the parents ever leave. You should know the loca- where to find toys, clothes, food and first aid supplies. The rules and ways of the household should be explained to you, It’s much better tion of doors, tight switches, know ahead of time that John- phones, and, most important, where you’ll be able to reach , the parents, KNOW THE HOUSE You should know how to operate the stove, Heat control, air conditioner, fan, and television. You should know ny is allergic to milk, than having to find out the hard way., , If there are pets to be watched, you should receive instructions for them, too. Adk imals can sometimes cause more of a ruckus than children. ‘ at the annual Alumni-Reunion . recently. Membership in. the Socitety is limited/ to alumni . who attended the college at least 50 years ago. Pontiac and Waterford residents who received membership certificates include, Maurice Baldwin of North Perry Street,, DeWitt Davis of State Avenue, Charles Whitfield of West Iroquois Road, and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Lazetie of Ledges tone Drive. Others inducted in the group were Dr. Waiter J, Reason of Birmingham; Frank Dexter of Lake Orion, Elizabeth M. Grant of Milforti, Merl Tompkins of Southfield, and Mrt and Mrs. Charles M. Jones of . Union Lake. It's important to keep a list of numbers by the phone to use to case of an emergency. This list should include the police and Are departments, family doctor, nearby relatives and neighbors, and of course, the number at which the parents can be reached. CAR, LICENSE It’s also helpful to know the kind of car and its license number so you could beach them on the highway, if necessary. Find out if they expect anybody to come. Perhaps Aunt Minniii Is coming over with some cookies she made or Mr. Jones is bringing that contract over.. ■ . Do not , let anyone to the house unless ybu have explicitly beef! told toMo so and ■ always keep your doors locked. It’s much easier > to unlodf the door and let someone in than to try to get an unwanted person out. Ibis includes neighborhood childftn , and friends. Ask how you are to take messages over the phone. And make pure that you do it the way you are told. ’ Ask the parents the approximate time that they will return, ; \ ’ FOR AN IMPRESSION If you want to make a good impression on the parents, there are several things that are a must for you to do. First, you should arrive on time and stay until the parents return. You have been hired to do a job and it is your responsibility to complete it. Never be afraid to ask questions". While you’re sitting, never threaten or make silly promises. You’ll only create bad feeling with the children; Always leave,the house to good shape, no matter how it Ipoked when you came. Parents are always happy to walk into a clean house. . — , Clarice Bauknight qualified / The Emily Post Institute- for the dean’s list for the r cannot answer persona,! mail, spring term at Allegheny Col-but all questions of general lege. a^e -ls 'the daughter of ' interest are answered'in, this Mr. and Mrs: Wilfred Bau-■M'9'-, ’ . , '/ knight of Birmingham. 4, Baby sitter, Kathy Suit of. Sf.„. ■Joseph Street, finds her time dully occupied with her, young charges. 'With her is 4-yea%-old, Sherry^ Five- ' year-pid Pam plays wifh. jthe dog, Pom-Porn- Lance who’s 10 (right) . getst into 'the spirit of play with 2- . year-old Cris {back to .came.ra).. They are the childrefi of. Mr. and Mrs^Howard Haas.. /.*, . m I ,.y ft / PICKUP ' You don’t have to-give it a spring cleaning or anything like.that, just pick it up a little bit. Always give an honest report when the parents come home. They’ll And out whw happened ai^ywly, anti, you’ll only be hurting yourself by , not telling "toe truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth.” You should always know where the children are. If they say that they’re just going out to play, find out exactly where they are going. Before the parents leave, make sure that toe children understand what time they are to go to bed. However, it’s better to let them stay up a little later than to be harsh with them trying to enforce a bedtime. DON’T PANIC If you have trouble getting the. children to go to bed; don’t panic. Act as if it’s just part of the evening’s activities: If you make a big scene about it, they will too; but if you accept it naturally, they wifi be more inclined to do so. Perhaps you could even make a game of it. a If they are to take a bath before bedtime keep an eye on them; no matter how efficient they tell you they are. Also, check about leaving lights dh and if their bedroom door, should be open or closed. Summer days can get pretty long if you’re sitting with children every day and have to keep them, occupied. They can get tired of just playing out-of-doors. Here are a few suggestions to keep their minds and hands busy. ACTIVITIES Games, whether they be outdoor, board, or card games; putting tilings together such as model planes or cars; building blocks, clay or play dough; television; reading, by themselves or" you to them; story telling, have them take part; dolls; coloring books; painting; 'or if they like to help, they can dry ditoes, clean a room, set the table, or help fix a meal. If yoq want to be a good sitter, there are several traits that you should cultivate. Be good natured and patient. Be trustworthy, able to follow directions, alert, healthy, and able to keep up with the children. Ypu’ti get just as much from them as you give them. #. Don’t let them get the best of you’. Whatever else you do, keep your sense of humor; i| can carry you throjigh any sltua-tion and bring you out a winner. v --- . t. 7 , / , Several Arms stressed double-duty coats, with tiw fabrics treated so they can repel rain, or snow. Norman Norell’s' "weather" coats were made of flat-surfaced woolens, so , treated, and were shown over soft jersey dresses with jersey stockings to match. Many of the coats came with quilted linings. Jablow produced luxury rain coata of iguana lizard print, Uiied with black nutria Air. LITTLE BELTING The new coats have little belting. Some have half belts at the back of the same fabric. Showing everywhere is the narrow string of leather, tike a thong, tied low on the hipbone. , % *' •* Coat dresses/toowed through the collections, many of them made in coating fabrics, as the reverse twisted wool which is almost tike whipcord used by designer Gina at Gothe. A Ca pe Cod Honeymoon for Couple ' Honeymooning'on Cape Cod are newlyweds Mr. and Mii. Ora L. Arnold Jr. The bride is the former Ingrid M. Gievers, daughter of Dr. and Mis. John G. Gievers of Rochester. Hie bridegroom is the son of the senior 6ra L. Arnolds, also of Rochester. The couple exchanged vows Tuesday evening in St. Andrews Church, Rochester with , a - reception, following at the home of the bride’s parents. The bride chose a brocade floor-length gown with cathedral train. An elbow-length veil completed the wedding ensemble. A cascade of orchids and St^ianotis made up the bridal bouquet. ' Maid of honor was Almut E. Gievers, sister of the bflde, Flower girl was Anjel Arnold. m m .■ mm: ill m: : i -M llm m On the esquire side was best man, James A. Arnold, brother jpf the groom,! and ushers; Amulf J. Gievers and Keith Arnold. * •*/ l mm m 7 ilfils §i I 1 fWlif ' i ^ ww y.|f a Polly's fainhrs , • Ej ’ " Old Hose: Fine Seam By POLLY CRAMER DEAR POLLY - I discovered (IiIr trick on Saturday night af inf all the stores Were closed. I Was making bias-covered cording fof the'ieami of a slip-cover nnd I ran out of cord, I keep old nylon host In a draw* •r, So I ( Unit ia going to be my nev use for old, warnout nylons, -MEREDITH, DEAR POLLY -■ Are you ah ways searching for scratch pa per? W* were at our. house mi-,111 I, bought a dime store, clip* board, H Now all the "junk inaij" that hag a blank reverse aide If - cut the iop and fmit off I, ,. of one, twitted -It until it was! t« thla board? making .firm and imiiited In lha bln* 1 P^dabla daak that ban btund cut material where" the, cord Anywhere, gtored In a drawn left off. It worked beautifully and hid aa much "body" aa the cord and ever ao much more "give." MID-SUMMER SALE! WOMENS DRESS SHOES «2h 2 \ CHILDREN'S FLAY SHOES *1.67 WOMEN'S SANDALS MErE CASUALS $2.77 hung on the kitchen wall next to the telephone, — JANENE DEAR POLLY - The Jars, bottles, etc,, in the door shelves of my refrigerator used to rattle and glide around, I found the perfect' way to eliminate thla wag to cUt a cheap rubber sink pad' in strips Id fit the shelves. ' * Now my things stay put and do r,Ut rattle, It la lota easier to keep I he shelves clean, too, iTry thla and you will love It,— fw,L v ■ • ■ DEAR POLLY -1 am only il yean old but read the column every day. .. Had you ever thought otuslng the eld mirrors out of pursea as decorative coasters for little flg^ urines that are on display? The mlrron protect the furnl* lure and look pretty, too, Cut e piece of velvet to fit In an old picture frame with the' glass removed, Piece about seven strips of ribbon diagonally across the, vel-vet end taCk them at each edge; Place this berlbboned velvet Inside the frame,' hang on the will or set on your dresser add slide cards, letters and Invita* lions back of the ribbons, —' MELODY ■ ,.. 1 THE PONTIAC HIKSS fashionettes £|pn Picnic Plana were made for a pic* nlc next week at Hawthorne Park at the Tuesday'evening matting of the Fashtonettc dub In the Udah Shelly Library, ' • Installation of officers fol-lowed the business meeting and waa highlighted by • hu* mprous takeoff on the coining .political conventions, Mrs.JohnNeave* gave the new officers their1 charge of office* and ' accepted tlftilr pledldk, imp ay, jctv im ;i ■* ° ~f \ :' ■ ■ Seven Local Personalities Have Achieved Honors ; if , i J r, B-# Kenneth L, Huffman of Ano* ka Drive has been selected for bpthihe workshop and the internship,,Ip the Leaderahlp Development Program sport* aored by the University of Michigan, gome»' 40’ teachers, i'ouitsel-ora and administrators from Michigan high schools' and community' colleges are attending the workshop which will run to August 14, More Flavor Put canned fruit In a dish and keep at room temperature for about an hour before serving. This gives »ll more flavor. Kenneth L, Uexirom, , sou of the Reuben Dex-tromt of Orlando Avenue recently graduated from Western, Michigan University, where he received a A) ache lor of business degree. Alt participants, will take part in an internship program during the school year of 1864-05 while continuing their regtii lar professional duties. Mr, Huffman is coordinator of apprenticeship, manpower and technical programs for Pontiac schools. , Tlie .Deans' list foe spring •semester at Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, lists the follow* in#area honor students; Cage R'enrick Cooper, Linda Per* nack ,both of Birmingham! John H, Armstrong, Lana, Lake, Hoad and Katherine JVIoon, East ways Road, '* ' Mary5 Lee Wiepking Of fill* herl .Lake Hoad achieved high turnin' .standing, as did Alice Luclllp Policy of Farniingijpn, Ascofs'Add Color Ascot scarfs worn with sport shirt s certainly provide h Smarter and drossier look than ah open neck shirt (par;, Ocularly when f the latter is worn' with 'an underihlli, They uIso add a dash of bright pattern to plain colored shirts, Huge Zipper Paris Inspired .Parfsf which Ukea to blob* si inale, 'has embraced the giant zipper just as American designers here, are settling down happily with the invisi* big zipper that, tneks"unobtrusively into seams and darts, Along, with cJosing pp coats, the rugged steel teeth , of the' French zippers keep, pants, skirts and culottes from com* ijig to a parting of (he ways’,, f' PRIVATI Voice Instructions r D, Wilklmon r it M wile Degree Senlhirn llllnili Unlvinlly fir AssiiPtfflinl, Phene mum? mX For Your Wedding, t quality! oil (I Quantity ■ • IS I'lioioA Ipi Sk7 Album ! • Free Cehiiimi'Niik i • A I sign Married" I " HfUii • j A Mlniuliire Murrlase a “'^riiflealn j Budget j Terms j AmUnUe * ieorge I'oynter , >r w - »'I I’fil . It. HA,SKILL STUDIO "• SK , FE 4-055.1 Great fashion news.. masterfully designed wool knits , OPEN FRIDAY and MONDAY 'til 9 Share your favorite homemak-ing ideas . < . send them to Polly In’ care of The Pontiac Press; You’ll receive a bright, I dew silver dollar if Folly uses) your idea In Polly’s Pointers. New Elegance, for the Men "The velvet touch" phrase dwcrlbei, — of all things — men’s knitwear fashions for fallK For example, turtleneck pullovers and shirt - jackets are made of Antron nylon knit that “feela like silk Jersey." And an Orion ? cotton home-spun tweed is said to have the "feel of velvet.'" Fall Bridal Special xa. 10 DAYS ONLY Alehcon lace-trimmed taffeta peau with portrait neck and long sleeves.'Semi-dome skirt and chapel train. CROWN and VEIL Pure silk trench bouffant veil in shoulder length -on new trown Or . forward headpieces. . ' >vBritbU Jsbs -- Jlittiisit tu»r H| mmSi if \'J...,./.........................I iM................................................' M SHIFTS /-Were to lft.987 / ‘| ^88 y ■ /y fPnrts fnd poll'd cows in " / ' sport dresses, / / /.; ... JACKETS ij; . Were to 7.88 |f 3#8 488 | | | / . St>ortsu,mt - Main Floor , S W/ra to 4.93 . ..', t/OW, ;i;! / ‘ twin# Mm sjkou * fame , \ake ADVANTAGE OF THESE ^SALE PRICES Ndw^ , ' Use your convenient CHARGE ACCOUNT i m§m.....t, 1—to 1 Jloorof k\b fas hio n sTo p PONTIAC MALL Shop Every Nite 'flf'9 BIRMINGHAM Shop Thurs,; Frl, Nite 'Ml 9 1 Jirfy, REDUCTIONS OF Vi T0 V2 0FF Summer Dresses \ were. 29.95 to 39.9$ 22 128 to ___^ Shirtwaist Dresses Dacron/Cotton / $J 2i ^14 Whi pc ream Juniors’^)/tmes-^Half ^Sizes ■ Famous Make . Bermuda Shorts ^?o „d gd Solid Col'ors Dacron and Cotton Skirts $^, Slim and Pleated—All Colors • half-size \2]/z to 22Vi Dresses ■Values to 29.95 J| 2 T” *22 Dacron and Cotton Slacks $5.90 $29.95 Summer Suits Now $22 famous Make SALE PRICED! 'Brat and Girdles Summer Bags now 1/3 off , ^Bstiinif Jewe(ry 'Kow - ,/iLi'/i' ,•■ dC'., THE PONTIAC TMIKSS, THlURSnAV, lBtU Honor Cheryl Grulke irld#*#lM»t Cheryl Kay# Orulke of Keego Harbor wan honored by a perirenal shower Wednesday. Sandra Klee of North Cm Lake Road was Mias Orulke ha# elan been honored at two previous showers. . 8 - Mrs,» Robert Burt anlcr-lalned 24 persons til a miscellaneous shower at hbr Mace-day Lake Home. A couples' shower for Miss Orulke and her fiance. K Gordon',Oak. , was given by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sorenson at their home In Keego Har* Evelyn her. 0 Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Norman C. (irulka are the brida'i par* ents. The prospective bridegroom is the son of the Frah-oil 1, Oaks of North Lake Angelos Road. Tell Ehgogemint JHr, and Mrs, Carl Kent of West End Avenue, announce the engagement of their daughter, Tula Ann, to «Earl E,‘ Olsen, ion of the Rrling Olsens of West Lewis Street. An August Itth wedding Is planned, f t $f jftk BULOVA The Glft-Quiif Watch A* $ t * , ■ Set Our Coll.ctlon ol SULOVA , little ai I Week Watch*. From SJ47S, laiy Cf.dii. PARK JEWELERS •nd OPTICIANS N, SAGINAW “ nnsyl- order payable to the Pennsyl yania State. University. All of the material is in a looseleaf folder and will be seint prepaid. Open Monday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday 'til 9 p.m. Fashion Loaders lor 35 feat* l FAMOUS-MAKER JR, SWIMSUITS MIDSUMMER CLEARANCE FEATURE* famous-maker junior swimsuits, on sole at 'great savings. Gay young "eye-catchers .,, two-piecers, maillots, many one of a kind . . . broken sizes 5-15. Collect these for , vacation fun! it T*I-Hwm, Sirminfhwn. R»y»f Oik. F«rn* .......i. /i"; I. RtCMlMt: North .^ ■HI Flag Day for Golfers ‘‘Flag Day" highlighted the Tuesday meeting of the TU««r dayWomen’s Silver Lake doff League. Winners of the event included Mrs, James Leitner, first place; Mrs, Jack Turner, Second place; and Mri, Phil Dorman, boobit prise, Prints were also awarded 1 Mrs. Edle Fefel and Mrs, Richard Womack, Re-weave Linens ‘ Linens, especially damask, should be. mended with fine •bread or a thread of damask pulled from the top of a hem., Reiwdave or darn your ‘ 10 1 with, this tltrssd so it will blond In and be aa Inoonaplm ucul as possible, "GLAMOR GIRI, SIIKKR STRETCH SKAMLKSS with Miracle No Bind Tops 82 N. Saginaw St. HUGHES HATCHER SUFFRlN'S CLEARANCE m , ARNEl® DOUBLE KNIT DRESSES AT VERY WORTHWHILE SAVINGS you'll not only save dollars, but you'll save time oh washday with: these smart Arnel dresses, For they Wash and dry in “a jiffy, never need ironing, and won't wrinkle even on the most wilting days. Such e boon to busy working girls and busy travelers. Sleeveless blouson style with flip-tie : belt in white, blue, beige, pink .or yellow. Sizes 8 to 20. 9.99 OUR PONTIAC MALL STORE If OPEN EVERY NWMT T0 9 P.M, . ■ HQ : S7m Frost' Tremendous At Just (Regardless of Former Price) Sold notionolly ot -10.98-14.90! F 1*0*1 Outside financing IVIRY STYL|!i Sheath, Skimmer, j Shift, Full Skirts, Fleets, A-Lines, Two Piece! Electric , Range 1963 MODEL ■: CLOSE-OUTS! A munificent addition to your contemporary kitchen <. . looks built-in but isn't. Only 30 inches wide. Eye-level oven, 4 hi-speed top • burners, banquet size oven, big- ad- EVERY Bark COLOR! space. Fits flu* With cabinets; ir stalled with plug-i simplicity. WhiteThey Last! 12,2 Cu. Ft. Fro«t?Frer Model .. $228 12.5 Cu. Ft. 438-Lb. Storage . .. $188 9.0'Cti. Ft, 315-Lb. Storage . . . $168 FREE-l p to $200 Food Storage W arranty . FREE DELIVERY FREE SERVICE No Outride Financing Necessary FREE DELIVERY - F#EE seRytc*: OPEN FRIDAY and MONDAY EVENINGS ’'lit 9 P.M. Sfi POlWJAj^ >Sr A Mild Solution , Cleans Pillows ' ft with t latex loam r«b-tar pillow uts « mtM ioiutlon of neap or detergent .Squeeze tht atxla through tho pillow until H 4a oiiaii, than rinse carefully In dear water. Remove excess water either hv squeezing »r running the pillow through the spin cycle t of ypurwasn machine, Then put the pillow Into a pillowcase and ItNtffi it out of direct sunlight to dry cohiptcieiy Nevflr put a foam rubber pillow into an automatic,^dryer 1 — the heat will damage the rubber. Right Place, Wrong Route I'AUnpiLL, Idaho (AFt) Mrs, Ada 0,Hf either Me-frizeretor or Freezer Section, Izili -of i(uice for the (rowing /Amity, ,*258 U i Now Only NO MONEY DOWN Now Only ...Makes It!!! (JIllSOL.or.vMoz IH 9 Rcrrlfff ralor-Frccaer “FOOD-MASTER'’ $ti|M-r Market 4! inches wide, M1^ inches hig)i-) 1.2 cu. ft. auto, defrost refrigerator, 7.? cu.Tl. (269.1b.) freezer, The big value buy fdrrt the big family. This big Super Market conveniently store* everything in ' one compact unit. Your choice of decorator colors. Don't wait . . . buy now at-this low, low aaaaon price! ’’ , , NO MONEY DOWN 90 Days Sams 4* ('ask Free Delivery Free Service GIBSON Air-Conditionm 5.000 BTU...8188 6.000 BTU... 9168 10,000im ... 9220 24,000BTU... 8338 GIBSON “Fmst-Clear" REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER Featuring NEW BOTTOM FREEZER 29W wide, 66” high. Rcal food storage convenience ... no more stooping and bending for your everyday food needs. Features 15 cu. ft.- 171' lb. freezer section. Not A thimble-full of' frost in a lifetime iii either freezer or refrigerator. Compare this before you buy! A / ' NO MONEY DOWN Frete Delivery--Free Service, 90 Days Sums As Cush SALE on all Summer Merchandise CAMERA MART SPECIALS* rv^| POLAROID’S BRAND NEW »#| COLOR PACK Jm CAMERA UmRm’ Summer Cetton Skirts 2V'*3" Budget Priced^ No Dealers Please Girls’ Summer Dresses AIREQUIPT Ho Money Down AUTOSTACK SLIDE projector BE SMART .. . SEND YOUR ORDERS TO The CAMERA MART "Ta-HURq^l/SHOP^INGXENTEr 14 STORES SALE . thursday, friday, Saturday famous maker summer dresses $I290 Hosfof styles In new carefree summer ■ fabrics, rriany colors, 10 to 18. summer playwear *297-$397 1 Save 25% to 50%I Tee-shirts, pedal , pushers, jamaicas and pants galore. famous maker swimsuits $099, -Sheath, maillots, boy leg styles in colorful solids, stripes, prints. Sizes 10-1-6. • sleepwear 2*5 $2.99 each Shifts, gowns, pajamas, baby dolls in cottons 'n blends. Sizes S-jvV-L. shop every night manday through Saturday to g p.m. WINKEIMAJNfS TEL-HURON SHOPPING CENT^’ 1 Telegraph at Huron Roads 1 Florsheim Shous Natural lier» and Funsters 8I# and 1QN bl«ton»inu*d Sfyl*i * * Jumping Jack s AMERICAN GIRL t ultima 10 #• 3!1 to 5M WOMEN'S CANVAS • Summaratta* • Suniltpi • Kadetta 2" to 4“ Disoontinusd Styles - “MUIH-PUPPIIS" MEN'S 6.88 WOMEN’S 5.88 SECURITY CHARGE ACCOUNT SERVICE TsUHwren Shopping. Center FE 4-0259 “Oakland County'* Lor nest .S'h^^rrr* inn Fat hum Leaden for .15 Yuan STOREWIDE MIDSUMMER CLEARANCE GREAT SAVINGS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT: • DRESSES e SPORTSWEAR e SKIRTS • $H0RTS e BLOUSES' e PANTS • LINGERIE • ROBES e BRAS e GIRDLES e JEWELRY • BAGS SALE! SALE! Dacron-Cotton Vi Sleeve WHITE SHIRTS At ALL Stores TRL-HURON DOWNTOWN Om» l«wy Nr|M « put. Mu*. I W=' AMhn lanwlional fOKi 3 (or «8»o o SMUN'S d soy* snssxwf AH Spring and Summer children's apparel mult be moved to maka room for new, exciting Back-To-School and Fall merchandise. Check this partial lifting of your favorite labels now an cal*. ’ v ; ‘ 1 1' f| r ■ - ?^ * Alyassa Presses Cinderella Dresses CARTED SPORTS WEAR Rob Roy Wonclerknit Boys' Shirts David Copperfield- '£& Catalina — Swimwear GIRLS' SNIFT CRESSES A**t’d. Style* & Color* 3 to 6x now $1.37 7 to 14 now $1.57 OuaTanteed Washable Special Early Bird Sale , Sava now on girls’, and boys’ Sno-suits ang . Winter coats. 10% off on purchases made July 9 through July 16. All of our leading namt brand garments Ore included. Charge or Lay-away it lilt Nity Nite and Torh Girl Sleepwear "H| LINE" Boys' Clothing me SNORE GirlHlounen HER MAJESTY SLEEPWEAR Girls’ unlined poplin Hooded Jackets with Front Zipper and Pull String Bottom. SPdRENS A II.. «.... ,L„U / UssVeur Sscunty Char|S Sites 4 to 8 now 1.57 10 to 14 now 1.96 Guaranteed Washable 42 Cubans Iscape Island This Week T1 IN PONTIAC PtlNSS, TlllfHSDAV, JH,V 0, 11)04 3 Straight Successes MIAMI, PIS., (AP) «. Forty* - (Wo Wtftjeei have1 arrived front Cuba lino wok' in . five ayrnalj boats doftplto Increased fortifies* lion ol Cuban cfowis. - - •Fishermen arriving Tronf Havana Frayinee Wednesday said Bdrrv Gold water WlfG! denUal ( nomlnuottoh spent the narry uoiawater wne d|i ^ ^ ^3*;^ Hat 55th Birthday hilltop bom# overlooking Flwe- rpping.In -alnotIw boat said he fled, a damp where 1,800 soldiers, hie age were being given a atreloh of abimt too mills of j'’Communist Indodrlnation arid lit® north, coast li "solid with L ntUbiry ekereisits;" L PHOENIX, Arlj (AP)Sen. I ..■' * fortifications of concrete, Wire. ,, jBatty. Goldwater'i wife Peggy <0?e urthaulisaoft*atrstchei trenches, esnnon, mechlneguns By 1800, large-scale Iron oast* Observed Mr 08th birthday; r^m the, Went Indies across the •nd ianksi'” ' ling permitted mass production Wednesday, Atlantic: to the Medlterrilhean ^ * * * , j of everything from eggbdatersI The wife of the man favored and through the Himalayas to ■_AJ$yssr^old army draftee es* I to washing maohtnfi, ,t* | to win the1 Republican prest* j the Rest Indies. , End Polprit Testing CAPE KENNEDY, Pis. (AP) •The Polarla AS missile closed out its test filings at Cape Kennedy 'Wednesday , with three straight successes. ■ Tiw nuclear submarine Johfl Adams launched thf missiles op 1,000 * mils flights down range from s submerged position-it 90 miles offshore, WSU Gets Six Grants DETROIT (AP)—The National f Science Foundation has awarded six research grants to- taling $108,7M to Wayne State University, I ' Lt ■ \ l ■P 'Krrm PM Ms itMMwb Im to IJwseOi w nir IM Sack •( Sruulil, Tit* with |w| waiar tl lied lima, lali unlit nil akui. ■all-ana Ubliti ra hi Sua (it iitau kwwmta, % T,fw liwi u41a!. TUK Pontiac THUltSDAV, JULY (>•■ 11X14 WIN TO PI IN YANKEES HOLE IN OV CONTEST HW«® YANKEE WOMEN'S OPEN GoK Tournament at Atlai Valley Country Club July 18th thru 19th HIST IffeiSTWh^YWIKEE AT THE HEIGHT OF THE SUMMED SELLING SEASON BOTH BIG YANKEE STORES SLASH PRICES ON THEIR ENTIRE STOCK OF SUMMER MERCHANDISE. SALE STARTS TODAY AT 6 P.M. , 50 FEET PLASTIC GARDEN HOSE compare at 1.69 ADDRESS TICKETS TO YANKEE OPEN REGULATION BASEBALL BASEBALL BAT Better Quality COTTON KNIT Compart'T.|| compare 15.96 YOUTH’S SWIM FINS LADIES’ DRESSES REGULATION LIFE PRESERVER LADIES’ JAMAICA SHORTS BOYS’3 TO 8 COTTON SLACKS FULL-SIZE FIELDER’S GLOVE MEN’S 5“ to 10“ FAMOUS MAKE CLOTHES LINE 2-QT. RECTANGULAR DECANTER GIRLS' TENNIS DRESSES MEN’S SWEAT SMRTS tip Imp. Canon liny Ml. Strip, tnm Awpnod colon S' MEN’S BERMUDA SHORTS to toll lor S3 *J, 6S\ dacron p*l,.{ MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS HjK ilooro Cool .hope aommot ».O.o SprOod ond lob c. MEN’S POCKET T SHIRTS with tempered steel tines compare at 2.29 Afl|^ STYROFOAM WATER FLOATS ZEBCO SPINCAST REEL OSCILLATING YOUTH'S S^flM MASK YOUTH’S STYROFOAM HELMETS WOMEN’S COTTON BLOUSES Special Purchase • 0 ft SEE Widths • Leather Soles Ladies' Tennis S Colors HOUSEWARES BUYS ' $1 1 'T* h I ,1 AC ppss, fHUIlSl)AV,jjUI,y 9, im ■ ,V ' , Clean , . , Cdw to Cuitomtr Modern Milk Is Mechanized Even on I he delivery frueki the milk 1| kept on feeder ro* frigeritod, eliminating «it y. chance of spoilage More it reaches your doorstep. ' * !,: ■ , ■; nr1 _ ■*. Although the route of milk from cow to consumer H a circuitous one, virtually every atop ik a guarantee of frpahneii ahd quality, w PIPRDJN MILK m Closeup show* glaaa pipes though which milk paaaea from cow to storage tank. Rubber tube at right' provides vacuum for the system. > • FROM COW TO CONSUMER - The tnllk which' who produced it to their home the Vanderjlnd twine, Jay and Edward, seem to be West Bloomfield Township. enjoying traveled a clrcultoua route from the cow* 1 PADDUNC AROUNO - Agitator speeds cooling of milk to 3d degrees in 500>galion, stainless steel storage tank Tank is less , than half fult PRODUCTION. UNE - Kurt Engler of Pine Row Farm attaches rubber-lined vacuum cups while cow is being fed jn one of four stanchions.. ,w ROUTINE CHECK - Adolph Engler, manager of Pine Row Farm, Oakland Township, checks flow of milk through vacuum reservoir on pipeline system, NOT QUITE FULLY AUTOMATED —i After are taken from conveyor by hand and placed in empty bottles are sterilized,, filled, capped .and wooden cases, ready for delivery, dated at Sealtest bottling plant, 408 Auburn, they MODERN MILK WAGON — Clareiyse Cell, an (age tank at* Pine Row Farm into gleaming 5,000-independent hauler who lives at 405 W. Hamlin, (gallon tank trupk for delivery to bottling plant. Avon Township, prepares to pump milk .from stbr*' ' END OF THE JOURNEY - Mrs, John Vender- . Maple Leaf Dairy Driver Clyde, Gibbs of 2332 lind, 2500 Liftletell, West Bloomfield\Towi}ship, re- Fordbam, Keego Harbor., cefves bottle of cold, fresh, Grade A nillk from ■ MB 'PONTIAC. I'HKHH, THllliKl),\Y, Jl^LV ft, 1(M i, i c~a Depths in Pontiac, Neighboring Areas WH?AR W. DuBOIS | Chapel i with burial following In Edgar W. DuBoia, president White Chapel Memorial Came* of Auburn Meialfab, Inc, died te'ijy, Troy, (hi* morning of a heart attaek,! Surviving an his wife, Flor-newaaw. ' ' '* efieej »ion, Jerry H uf Clarks- service will be 3 p,m, Satur (on; two grandROiM; two aiamra,1 day . in the VoorhDDt - ffipleJ^ra, Allen West of Wallod Lake, and. Mrs, Peter Wagner of Pinckney; and a brother. , Mr, PuBois, formerly asso-eiated with Fisher Body Divi* was a member of Central Methodist Church, Elks lodge No, 810 and MhmoiiIc lodge No, m in Detroit, * « 1 $| 1 Uu For Sowing, Dining, Gomti, 24x60” METAL FOLD TABLE* IAWHENCE L. IHANKn Lawrence l, Fraaer, ISOO Woodiow, Waterford Township, died this morning, His body in at the Hparki-urlffijn 'Funeral Home, MRS. JAMES J. IIENPEIUiON Service for former Pontiac resident Mra, James J, (Agnes) Henderson, 76, of 2374(1 Llddlo, Fenton, will hr 2 o,m, Saturday in the Clark Ford m Son Funeral Home, 22320 Huron River, Hock wood,’- ' *' 1.j' i Mrs,, Henderson, a member of the Presbyterian Church in Hoi-ly, died yesterday in Flint Osteopathic, Hospital, Surviving are her husband; a ion, James 1, Brodle of Pontiac; a granddaughter; a b r o t h e r; and a'half brother. daf at the William R, Poterj Funeral Home, Buriat will fob low In Mount Avon Cemetery, Mrs, Brown, a retired em* ploye of Avon Tube diviilon',of Hlgblo Manufacturing" Co,, died yesterday after a brief Illness. Surviving are two goiia, Jack and Walter, both of Rochester; # Sister; four grandchildren; and a great grandchild, . > CLARENCE \V, COUCH \ WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP * Requiem Maas' for Clarence W, Couch, 76, of 62450 Campground Wjis lo be It a m today at pi, Mary's Church, Mio, with buriaJ following in Fairview Cemetery, Mr, Couch died Monday after a lengthy illness, Further vice president of sales (or National Machine Products Division of . Standard Pressed Steel, Utica, ho wits a life mem*' her of the American Legion post in Blyria, Ohio, Knights of Columbus, the Eagles, the Elks and the Detroit Athletic iClub. Surviving are his Wife, Harriett; two sons, William of Romeo and Michael of Utica; and three grandchildren, Oak Hill, Cemetery, Pontiac, -Mr. Jennings, a retired detective lieutenant with the Detroit Police Department, died yesterday after a lohg illness, Hi was a justice of the peach in Atlas Township, a security officer at Bagel Park Raceway ! and a member of Four Square Lodge Np. 597, F&AM, Detroit ! ,. Surviving are his wifeji Stellas two dMter^ Mrs, Sally Lou Hop of Pontiac And Mrs, Mm jorle Dodson of , Pailatine, m ,i brother, Wilbur of Pun-like;, a sister, Mrs, Edna Lawrence of Clarkatdn; and eight 1 grandchildren, MRS. JOHN F McNRILL Service for Mra. John F. "I Grace) McNeill, ,41, of MOO Buckingham, Waterford Township, will be 11 t.m. Saturday In Donelson - Johns Funeral Home, Mrs. McNeill died yesterday after a 10-month illness. Surviving are her husband; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gde-tano Montante, Waterford Township; a son,-John ,W. at home; two brothers, James of Milford and Salvoitore of Allen Park; and a sister. LAWRENCE W. WETHY Service for Lawrence W, Wethy, S3, of 88 Palmer will Be 1 p,m. Saturday tn .Voorheies-Slple Chapel with burial in' Perry Mount Park Cemetery. Mr. Wethy died yesterday after a two-day illness.. A machinist at Precision Machine Co., Milford, he leaves a stepson, Darrel Fox of Pontiac; a brother, Basil F. of Pontiac; and five sisters, Mrs. Merlin Eastings of Miami, Fla., Mrs. Harry Cherrington of Battle Creek, and Mrs, John Troxell, Mrs. Elma Browning and Mrs, Paul Hawkins, all of Pontiac. VmatiU folding table for home, office, *hop. M It'i all sturdy metal, eunported by tubular metal ' :j: les* and fold 3-ways: full-length (to (#''), drops % one side tertian, drops two tide sections, to suit. v your ronvenienec. Silver or bronte tone top. M *Ha» carry-handle when folded 1 NORTH PERRY STREET CORNER OLENWOOO 1 Charge It At K-mart ARTHUR J. WHITLOW Arthur 1 Whitlow, 83, of 70S N. Perry died this morning after a five-year, illness. His body is at the Huntoon Funeral Home. Mr. Whitlow, an employe of Grand Trunk Western Railroad Co., Reaves his wife, Bertha; a daughter, Mrs. Martha Wheeler of Pontiac; three sons, Charles W., Thomas and James, all of Pontiac; and seven grandchildren.. , Also surviving are a stepson, Richard Warner of Pontiac; a j brother; and four sisters. Joseph a. hpohita WEST BLOOMFIELD TOWN-; SHIP. ~ Requiem Mass for Jo-, sepft 8,' SpoHi(«, 65,-of 7341 Villa-j muer will be 10 a.m, Saturday at Our Lady of Refuge Catholic I»Additional Obitudrles on Page D-4 HENRY C, KICK META MORA ■— Service for Henry C. Flok, 84, of 208 Third will be 2 p.m. Saturday at Muir Brothers Funeral Home, La, peer, Burial will be in , Creel Corners Cemetery, 'Hadley Township. A retired farmer, Mr. Pick died yesterday after g brief illness. , .. Surviving are^his wife, Anna; five Ions, Ray, Joe and Ward?, all of Melamora, Donald of Had. ley and Lee of Quincy; 43 grandchildren; and 28 great-grUnd children, Two sisters, Mrs, Elizabeth Roney and Mrs. Winnie Me-Gunegle, both of Lapeer; and fwo brothers, Chris of Lapeer and Herman of Melamora, also survive.' Church, Orchard Lake. Burial I,will folidw in Holy Sepulchre I Cemetery, Southfield, , Mr. Spbsita, a construction plumber, died yesterday, The Rosary will be recited 8 p,m, tomorrow In the liaieVFu-j neral Home, Southfield, Surviving are his wife,-Mary; | two daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Poss and Mrs, Martha Cas-tigilone; two sons,, Joseph and [Louie; -a brother and fpyr sis-1 ters. i HAROLD B.. WARD WEST BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP —Service for Harold B. I Warf 56, of 2271 St. Joseph will be 1:30 pirn. Saturday at the I Sparks-Grlffln Funeral Home, | JOSEPH J. JENNINGS iOODRhCH — Service for idinh .T Lltn Joseph J. 'Jennings, 68, of 8123 State will be 2:30 p.m. Saturday at the William R. Hamilton Co., Detroit. Burial wilt follow in Pontiac with burial following, Mr. Ward, a retired postal! clerk, died early today. | He was a member of t h e | [Sylvan Lake Church of‘Christ, | i. Surviving are Ms Wife, Dorothy; a son, Harold R. Ward Jr., at home; two daughters, Ra-W chael A., at home, and Mrs.1 Jean. Knoll of Pontiac; and a sister, I PRESENT THIS COUPON WITH SHOES'... and SAVE Tlcl ^ ' Genuine Oak ; W leather ' Cempaiitien ■ PRESEN I - SHOE REPAIR .SPECIAL! - I HALF SOLES N Neolite , Soles Sewed On ‘ Price Deed Thuridoy, Friday, , Saturday and Monday Only. All Work Guaranteed! WHILE YOU WAIT SERVICE 20 Mlnut* Service On Half Soles ,S. S. KRESGE’S 1 DOWNTOWN PONTIAC STORE esqe’s lot DOWNTOWN PONTIAC Stars Only 3 DAY SALE FRI., SAT, AND MON. SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE ROTARY MOWERS with 2Vb H P laiy Spin Recoil Starter and 32-Inch Blade THIS SALE Regular 12. Mil 36 I only 3-H.P, I m pull* Starter with 23-Inch glad*, Regular 49,97 ,RI: 39.17 *-"'r Briggi and Stratton Inline • 1-yr. warranty INFANTS’ and GIRLS’ Summer Sleepwear GIRLS' LOUNGE SETS fte«, IM Si: 2 for 2“ a INFANTS' LOUNGE SETS Hag. UV si: 2 for i” ::: Slits 9 • 11 Mot, and 4 - 6X Men’s Short Sleeve | SHIRTS Regular 2,99 241 la. This Sale t DIG 25% DISCOUNT STILL MANY STYLES TO CHOOSE FROMk FOLDING GRILL REDWOOD SHELF Regular 9,97 IE 757 6 only Handy Redwood Sholf to Hold < Supplies. Grid locks in S Positions. All SummOr Purses 25% Off R«g» Price 4.01. . *. t 2.90...... 1.99.. .., 1.00. .... Thld Sale IM .MM t .1.70 ....... ,,.2,14 ...........1.49 00...................... 70o Aiiortment Include** White, Straw, Ceiueli and Draiay. , DACRON 0REPE DRESSES Retrular 4,44 Ihj* O . ROO 2.88 Sale m,#r P oa. DuPont1* Now Lighter Then Cream Dacron Polyaator Crepe, Women'. Sixei 9*16,' 9x12 CANDY COTE RUGS $19,98 Value THIS, $ SALE ,1088 I ■I MCh 2 far *24 Foom rubber backing, ideal tor summer cottage*. VVashoblal LADIES’ SUMMER SHOES Regular Price 1,99 JThis Sale 77 pair . ‘ 2 PAIR FOR $3.00 W*dgl*i, Flat*, Sandal* and many other* te chooie from. < DOWNTOWN PONTIAC STORE ONLY "cmee/r" at kresge’s MRS. LOIS V. BROWN * ROCHESTER - Service for Mrs. Lois V. Brown, 72, of 318 Highland will be 11 a. m. Satur- SUMMER FUSTIC WALL TILE Now, plastic tila at a low prico, in unit packages, to do oittror tub areas or full baths. 2 FOR !• TUB MCA • 40 Sq. Ft, Tile, e 1 Gal. Maitk *n*> • 10 Ft. Cep e I Spreader fQ*9 FULL BATH -AREA 10 Ft. Stripe e I Cleaner • 70 Sq. Ft. THa e 1 Cleaner • 20 Ft. Cap. e 1 Spreade e 20 Ft. Strip* • • TO Ft: Bat* M595 VINYL NOUER TIL • Solid Vinyl jm and Rubber 4 Q • A* Colors I C e 9“ by ** _ IV E 0 •*. CERAMIC FLOOR TILE • Porrooooot floor and wall tile l|IC • Comm, grade Urf »0* VINYL SANDRA •us. $’ • Marly Cater* N IT ARMSTRONG INtAID TILE 9“ by ?” j6 9" by 9" SOLiD VINYL TILE R«C-21c : A tLC First Quality | gj FORMICA COUNTER TOP i Plastic Finish LINOLEUM RUGS : 29c fa 1 *by ’2' ■ $395 Shop Mon., Thurs. and Fri. 9 till 9 Tues., Wed. and Sat. 9 till 6! "SET: MB DOOR PARKING Mall Shop 2Blk5.Waf Telafrapfr -1 s -- / hJ F L 0 0 R SHOP MKWIMMiSIINM^^ ; MAN TELLS ANOTHER mrUinsr>zz)s semi-annual .. SALE. One Lot Short Sleeve Hart, Schaffner & Marx value* to $101 Qr|ff0n and Varsity Town SPORT j 2.951, Tropical and SHIRTS . . . . 3.95 v £ . . c *. Year Round Suits Long and Short Sleeve Sport Shirts and Knit Shirts 20% off SWIM TRUNKS Boxer and Brief Styles 20% OH Values to $59.95. .Now $48.70 j ! Values to $69.95.. Now $58.70 1 - 1 t ') > Values tp $79.?5. Now $68.70 Values to $89.95. Now $78.70 .Bermuda Shorts Plaids, Stripe*, Plaint Values to $100 .. Now $88.70 I 2°% off STRAW HATS Our Entire Stock Is Included 25% off Sport Coats 'Values to $39.95. .Now $20.70 i Valeus to $50.00.,Now. $39.70 1 SLACKS Reg. ,$17.95 ' Now $1470 ! i Values to $59.?5. . Now $49.70 j Reg.,$20.95 ■ Now $1770 WE PAY T?HE PARKING SAGINAW ^lLAWRENCE * i Open Mon. and Fri. Nights 'tif 9 P. Mk : | ' •» *- -- , ?-/..:..'..-.i-J..-.nl- T%iclci2ison3s BhRMINGHAM—272 W. ’MAPLE Open Friday Night 'til 9 P.M. | d STYLE CORNER OF PONTIAC 1 MBjd KThe All-New FOLDING Alum. AWNING if ONLY SUN CONTROL HAS IT! 1 The ALr force raid the miuile carried a subscale experimental reentry vehicle as part of a 'teat program for space vehicles which eventually will reenter the earth’s atmosphere. The missile fell apart on the first try this year and the second was destroyed when it veered from its prescribed | course. th* WIDE tOUWS SUnd*«< Mod«^ Fat Overweight ALUMINUM SIDING m.d TRIM Aluminum TRIM "custom-fitted to cover all exposed outside woodwork. Eliminates cosily, tedious painting. • Insulates'. . . home it warmer m in Winter, cooler In Summer B • Saves eh Minting* and upkeep m • Saves on beating bills , • R • House stays like new for years to com* We enclose it with glass, jalousies, awning-type or sliding windows. Free estimates. stt The roaring * Tahquamenon Falls, the bustling Soo Locks, sky-high Lake of the Clouds, Porcupine Mountains, Pictured Rocks, “Colorful Copper Country, Kitch-iti-ki-pi Spring and’ many other natural and man made wonders. ENJOY root GLORIOUS VACATION M MICHIGAN'S UPPER PENINSULA RaSenOM AoeommodithnC OPEN SUNDAY , 10-SP.M. Dally t-tfM - for Free Information on Michigan'a Uppar Pmnlneula y:Wrtta U.M.T.A, —! P|$$. Marquattm, Michigan QUALITY . DISTINCTION 026400 W. 8 Mile Road V/t Miles West of Telegraph - ur-voo rag; ■ M»e ' I Blrifiinlhain• Southfield . I Downriver • onmo rE 1 bov,10,k n. oi 1 at. s-si ts THE PONTIaJ PKKSS. THURSDAY. Jt'CY ». 1091 Fanaticism of Revolution Dying put »F m ■' LJ'V;"" r ' 1 g o u lash, "Goulash commun* Tatft’’ as a catch phrase now Is heard here, very privately. F/MUlXteb WITH 11.8. . Americana should not bo is-tonlehed thilmuehof the fanatic zeal la gone, They have teen thf same tnlng In pioneer settlements In the Weft where religion won the dominant factor, The circumstance* and the motives ire different, but the experiences have a certain pa mil* | despised, but to be encouraged 1 and respected, The state and party still make themselves felt as the’basis of life in the Soviet Union*, In chit- dreiV* pioneer organisations, jn the Voung ComniKinlsiLeague, el,. NEW SOVIET PACKS - These women In a Moscow beauty parlor illuatrate the .fact* the Soviet Union la slowly learning the ■ arts — and the need of prattler faces, This picture la front* the Soviet news agency Taaa. ’ asbnwm Mill-Term Opening July’ 27 (Du,v School and Evening Divlaldnl Gregg: Shorthand Speedwritinjr Shorthand Typewriting Junior Accounting , Higher Accounting Business Administration Office Machines and IBM Key Punch Pontiac Business Institute 18 W. Lawrence 333-7028 Mall This Coupon Now „ NAME for Copy of ADDRESS FBI Catalog CITY\ . . .. 2 (WlfOR-S NOTE -s1 The old rt'voluttimry spark seems la be disappearing in Russia; the newer generation is loss' 'fanatic. Preston1 Grover, As* sdoiated Press chief of buredu in (Moscow for fine gears, tells why In the fallowing1 third of our articles. ) , A few of the people who had struggled through the hard years before and after the revolution of 1017 still are In gov* ernrhent, but many of those now, In authority never saw; Lenin. Be died In 1024, Occasionally, on an anniversary, a white bearded eider, who. fought be bind the barricidei, will be brought up on the stand in Red Square, or will be given a seat among the leaders, There'he sit* quietly while leaders talk of things he never dreamed of, the young of the land still ara Indoctrinated with Communist precepts. | Daily exercises 1 Every morning at flrSO; again at 11 o'clock and at 3 p m., the Moscow radio, piped into every home a add office, begins sound* Ing off the exercise melody and an uhetlous, voice gives the signal "All together now, up down up down up down. Now to the left, right, left; right," j When I came here* five years non vnn nniiM util! baa a' faui By PRESTON GROVER* MOSCOW (API—The Soviet revolution gives much evidence of running down. That Is a development perhaps as pleasing to some Soviet people as to the people In the West. > i,This doesn’t mean that the Soviet Union ha& stopped growing. It Is growing quite fast, But it does mean that especially among the young, the zeal of the Founding Fathers for the pure fklth Is no longer what it was. Premier Khrushchev himself gave dramatic evidence of that when he told a group of Hungar fan factory workers that people expected, and should'get, more than fust enthusiastic party talk. They also wanted more ESTATE KEEPER A UNIQUE CONCEPT IN COMPACT TRACTORS Turn the Steering' wheel and the entire front lection. pivots, Heads where you want to go. Zig-zags With irregular Iqwn border* or circles small shrubs and When Khrushchev set out to destroy the Image of Stalin, It was a “purge" to clean up the party history. But It shook the faith of many. The days of the1 old "barricades fighters" have given way to another generation, and (till a younger generation is waiting to take, over, FAMILY TIES Hie glow has gone even from some of the heroes of those days when Communist doctrine called for weakening family ties so the Influence of the party and government would be felt more. That too, hag changed. Hie family no longer is a thing to be Athena Has First Success ago you could still see a few slightly stringy women • drop I their pencils or step iput from behind the counter to do the exercises. The party encouraged it, even if the shop>manager did not, The othor girls, the ones* with the piled up hairdos and up-lift bris, looked on with a kind of pained patience, On a more serious level, there is Increasing cynicism about the constant new drives of communism; In 1061, Khrushchev outlined at the party congress the j project for bringing full-fledged communism to ti|e country in 20 years, Hie party editorialists pulsed With enthusiasm, but the project brought audible moans from many Russians. STILL POOR "I II be an old man then, itUI poor, like my father," said a Russian salaried man, with a wife and ope child. ' With two generations already sacrificed to the building of communism, the present population is not delighted at the prospect of seeing a third generation go through the poverty mill. Increasingly thay are able to make thetr voices heard, In a way never to have been thought of under Stalin. WHITE SANDS MISSILE RANGE, N.M. (AP)-The third time was a charm for the Athena missile,' as It streaked 450 miles from Green River,; Utah, to White Sands Missile Range In southern New Mexico Wednesday. Only the first two of. four stages were used in tjh« successful flight which took an estimated 15 minutes and reached an altitude of about 290,000 feet. Literally millions : of landed farmers were killed in 1920-1034 during the drive to convert private farpi holdings into big collectives, or publicly run farms. And the result has not been a shtny success. The sobs and grandsons- of the same farmers are simply not producing, and the government and party now are offering more and more Inducement for individuals to work harder. Farmers are still the downtrodden part of the population. NO CONCLUSIONS Cavanagh to Attend Transit Bill Signing MICHIGAN’S MAGNIFICENT HIGHWAYS lead to the matchless scenic and historical attractions of MICHIGAN’S UPPER PENINSULA and the 0REAT MACKINAC BRIDGE LAKE OF THE .CLOUDS DETROIT (AP) •- Detroit Mayor Jerome Cavanagh will attend a White House ceremony Thursday when President Johnson signs the nation's first Urban, Mass Transit Bilh The bill provides federal funds for' improving municipal transportation systems, ' ■ ( All this doesn’t justify any conclusion that communism Itself is dead. Any Communist leader , can point to great accomplishments in the country since 1017. , The temptation of Western observers is to point out that even greater strides have been made in Western countries.' notably Germany, without the same so-, cial upheavals; The comparison is not quite accurate. Germans for generations have been a. Better educated population than the Russians, The Russian school system is changing-that. By and large the whole population is literate. It is a safe bet that if the Russian people were ’asked to vote for or against communism, they would vote overwhelmingly for it, It wouldn’t be 00,40 per cent, the way it is in the elections, but would bo x monster vote. It li1 now their way of life, j . Friday i After Khrushchev, ' what?' ' * ’ '. ■| ' I SPECIAL SALE CONSUMERS POWER 00. Rhone 333-781J etAC-0-MC'; Royal Bond Paint * FREE; Throw Rug With Each 4 Gallons v Pure hated / SENSATIONAL SUMMER H PAINT SALE! > Flat, Soml-Gloee or Gloss Enamel Interior Paint ■ Vinyl Latex Flat Whitt and 1,000 Full-> Bodied Colon Otramio WALL TILE SPECIAL! , All Colon Any 9112 Floor Can Be Oovarad With INLAID VINYL MOSAIC TILE aSjf. All iheM* o^KUC **«•» »em*»wl*h an l«. Geld. W w n. 9X12 LINO HUGS 3.95 CEILING TILE llxll Plain .,.,. • 10c lq. Ft. 12k 12 Plain ...... He lq. Ft. ' 12x12 Aeeustleel. I2e »q, Ft. Mica Oounter Topping Diiesntinued aa. |a, PatterHi £9 Ft. 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Fourteen area servicemen are now taking six weeks of Intensive military training at Fort Riley, Kaft SUMMER SAVINGS ON MEN’S APPAREL MONARCH’S TWICE A YEAR SELL-A-RAMA MEN S 'SUITS « SPORT COATS We have marked down our entire stock of eumrrytr and year around clothing. Shop early and take your pick of / famous make clothes by ,,, , ■ "Clipper Craft," "Raleigh" and ifc "Brookfield" at jhese low prices. WIRE WERE 29.95 sow 24.' 39.95 sow 32. WERE 49.95 NOW 40. wesi 55,00 sow 44, wise 59,95 sow 48, *“* 69.99 *°* 56. Meiuduik During the training .Reserve Officer Training Corps Cadets are called upon !o prove their military, ability and demonstrate knowledge of military subjects on this testing ground for future U, 8. Army officers, , Three Cadets are IMI grad-Helen of Berkley High go bool. Cadet Erlp L, Euber, son V Stanley /idler of .1741 Cumber* land, Berkley and the late Mrs, /uber Is participating "in the ROTC program at the ■Univera* tty of Michigan, ★ * * , Participating In the ROTC program at Central Michigan University is Cadet William R, Nichole, son of Mr*, and Mrs, William D, Nichols of 2392 Oak-shire, Berkley. 7 RICHARD SWENSON The University of Michigan ROTC program numbers Cadet Richard O. Swensen among its members. He is the son of Mr. arid Mrs, Folke E, Swenson of 1921 Rosemont, Berkley, A 1911 graduate of Reiches* ter High School, Cadet John L. Lepley Is participating In the ROTC program at Mlchl* gan State University, He Ir the son of Mr. and Mrs. Hoi* tie L. Lepley of 494 ‘Nesblt, Rochester, , Ten cadets are from the Birmingham area. * # * Two University of Detroit High School graduates are,par* tlcipating in'the military -training program. CADET PIERCE Cadet Frederick L. Pierce, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred W, Pierce, of 205 Abby, Birmingham Is a 1961 grad. He i| now participating in Ihe ROTC program at t h e University of i Michigan. Another 1961 grad is Cadet John C. Zink, The son of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Zink el $35 Overhlll, Bloomfield Township, he is participating In the ROTC program at the Uni* | verslty of Notre Dame, j 7 Cadet Frederick R. Osann i and Cadet Ron L. Osterhout are : both participating in the ROTC | program at Michigan State Utjl-| verslty. *■ Tjlte sbn of Mr, and Mrs. 1 Frederick Osann Jr. of 271 Berwyn, Birmingham. Cadet Osann is a 1961 graduate of Birmingham High' Schobl. 1961 GRADUATE A 1961 graduate of Birnilng-i ham Seaholm High School, Os-tterhout is the son of Mr. and Mrs., Woodrow L. Osterhout of 31259 East Rutland, Bloomfield J Hills. ' -j j Cadet Walter R. Eames, a 1961 graduate of Royal Oak Donderb High School, Is the i son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Eames of 4035 Black-: thorn, Bloomfield Twp. He Is i participating In the ROTC program at the University of Michigan. v Two Birmingham Seahoim High fieheol graduates are now participating in the ROTC program at Western Michigan Uni-vortrity., ‘ „ A 1966 grad, Cadet Richard A*. Sperling Is the,eon of Mr. and Mrs. , Robert F, Sperling of 18241 K i r k a h 11 e, Bloomfield Hills. • ' CADET SAMPSON Cadet John W, Sampspn 1s the gon of the Andrew Sampsons of 443 Wellesley, Birmingham and is a member of the 1061 graduafing class. Cadet Lawrence T. Becker, son of Thomas J. Becker of 1175 Perveril Is a 1961 graduate of Avondale High School. ' Ho is participating In (he ROTC program at MJchlgan State University. Both graduates of Bloomfield Hills High School in 1960 and I 1961 respectively, Cadets Robert J. Eoff and Mark T. Uondek are participating in the ROTC I program at Michigan'State University. They are the sons, of Mr, and Mrs. Robert j. Eoff ol 5860 East Miller way, Bloomfield Township, and the Stan -Gondeks of 2550 Ramsbury, Troy Township, I Three Reelected | to Waterford's Plan Commission James Clarkson Tuesday night was reelected chairman/ of the Waterford, Township Planning Commission for a, one-year term. , Also reelected to new one-year terms were 'the otl\er two officers, William Shunck, vice chairman, and James Sfeeterlln, secretary. Seeteriin Is the township supervisor. Clarkson and Shunck are beginning their fourth terms as chairman and v i c e chairman respectively. Seeteriin begins his'second year as secretary. —5 DAYS ONLY— Tu..., July 7th Thru Sat., July 11th 11x14 BUSTVIGNETTE portrait of your JACK B. NIMBLE PORTRAITS ARE COMMENDED BY PARENTS'MAGAZINE PLUS SO< he wrapping, handling and IftaoranC# No appointment necessary, • .' Photographer,will bo on duty rtgular itore houri, -Complete selectlen $f flnlshed.f hotogrophi to choose front. 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Nol" ,-iayi /actress' Sandra Waner, a ravishing bru> nette who recently had to turn blonde for a/role. ■ 5 IMIW —1. iH >■ i Ninner •( Of letirnMionil 1 Award#,,.?AeoU#r ittMUSMlMi! I Jack 'My ‘experience as a blonde was a complete disaster, It eveh Mined my health.' I wouldn't go hrough the experience again for I million dollars. Well, maybe Air a million " ' Sandra was cast as a movie quaen, ■ MOV1K QUEEN’ b "The studio Insisted that 1 turn blonde, f argued' 'Would Lite Taylor qualify as a movie queen?' But it was no use I had to turn blonde, Producers think ail movie queens are blonde, [ "It took three days to make me » Blonde Right there,' 1 tog-tired, blondes don't have time enough to, have fun And how many men can ydu, find? In a beauty shop? Blondes spend half ihtlr lives In beauty Shops, ‘"As 'a blbnde, mjl .'vvliol^ personality ehanglid, I .may have looked flashier but I sure didn't leel! It, I "Maybe It's ^different lor natural blondes - If any exists I but the whole bleaching process I to turning against nature. wHttMDIt WOMAN "As a brunette, I consider myself a warmer woman, As a [blonde, I was cold, reserved^ entirely .different from my real personality^ i "Brunettes are sexier-even though blondes may look lt, V "1 kpow I had less sex. appeal as a blonde because! didn't feet •exy—nol like 1 do as a bru-IH>it OF LOVE” 1 In Color . i TEENAGERS UP TO 10 AE| YEARSOLO 43 White says a 1922 State Supreme Court decision makes it iplain that only electors, per-(sons over 21, can hold political | office though a person of any j age can ruq for office, ij Leonard, Rapo and Leonard |Tagg, 16, of Weymouth, who did lk>t talk with 'White, remained adamant in their plans to run [for off|ce. GRAND RAPIDS (API - A branch office of the State Civil Rights Commission will be opened here Aug, 1. live hew branch will be headed by Ruth Rasmussen, currently an aide to the commission’s assistant director, Mitchell Find lor, in the Detroit executive office. The world's largest plain rolls from the Arctic's .edge across Canada, the United plates, and Mexico to the Yucatan flatlands. ■wMowOpen to the Public PARADISE BEACH Formerly o Frivol* Club Cocktail Hour Every Night From 4-7 P.M. at Special Prices Turn for Worse Taken by Arias/' Shot In Panama LONDON (AR)-Panamahlan politician * diplomat Roberto Aim - husband of ballerina Margot Fonteyn, lias taken a •irtoua turn for Ute worse because of a cheet Infection. Ariaa, 47, wae shot by a disgruntled political colleague In Panama June I. He suffered a lung wound and' a spinal Injury which caused paralysis and was flown to England last Saturday for treatment at a hospital 90 miles from London, ‘ After seeing her husabnd safely Into the hospital, Dame Margot flew to Italy to appear In1 the annual, Festival of Two Worlds at Spoleto, nr MwSna rwrwiwi, ilan or curb, quitar, or***, cravat and tllilft Mtt TMnwiM, Byion C Ma, § wjb :BSji! Ip S*] I About, 4,6-million U.S, children between 6 anq 1? do not attend school, * dnlics. 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Tj The Republican National eONVENTllON from beginning 'to end . I'.* . / -; ■ ?,:'V’;,:'..:''‘',; /''V DAILY REPORTS DIRECT TO THE PONTIAC PRESS FROM SAN FRANCISCO PALACE . . . AS SEEN ON-THE-SPOT BY HELDENBRAND You will read more on-the-spot coverage of this great, exciting convention in ly columns of The Pontiac Press. We've sent our own feature writer; v Howard Heldenbrand to capture the -color, action and political maneuvering, and voting as it happens right on the i convention floor. Read his reports daily; • •• PHOTOGRAPHS AND REPORTS FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS, UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL and NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISES. ASSOCIATION FACILITIES. YOU GET THEM ALL, COMPLETE, DAILY IN . =/!. 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' - • Ron Fisher of Houston, Tex., ’ 1 seeded No, 5, Was defeated Golfer Claims Reward ^sday by DavM Tate of Kingston, Jamaica, 8-6, 6-2. Tate narora HC-i , .......... —< it Flight — Mrs. Sidney Ay les 3 i Second Flight — Mr*. Rby Brm 7-47—84; Third Flight - Mrs. J. I for 42 'Trying' Years ‘ After 42 years df trying, Glen Webster, 52, of 350 West Huron carded a hole-in-one. Playing oh the Red Nine last week .at- Morey’s „.Golf Club, Webster' aced the 195-yard No. $ hole using a 3-iron. Playing .■with*him. were C. H.' Hoftd .of Dearborft and James Jensen of Essexvijle. si. t‘ fl lost in the second round to Lancelot Lumsden of Kingston, a West Indies David Cup player, $■2, 2-6, 6-2 BIwSKjT'! ’ ‘ t'!:r i i i t M I*-* Top-seeded Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield, Calif., moved easily through.two matches,•‘defeating Stan .Malless of Indianapolis and Geor^e\Sbkol of Bryn Mawr, Pa., by; the same scores, 6-0,.6-1. j ' IP ^1' ‘i gar Evers. Russell was to conduct four days of integrated basketball clinics at Jackson and other clinics' at Canton, Meridian and Clarksdale, Miss. He also was expected to participate in civil rights rallies in the southern state. Russell said? “Sports fans accept an athlete on face value, not on. the color of his skin. Because'of this I am hoping to get' cooperation from, city officials in securing basketball facilities for the clinics .. . • Hayes Jones Racing to Olympic Berth Split Leaves Chicago 7th Cubs'Trio May Win 20, But... Skipper Bauer Has Staff Led by Teen-Ager League ItacUri Fact . Cleveland Tonight In Doubleheader By The A«soriated Pr««s When Hank Bauer played in hie first of nine world Senes, Wally Bunker was four yean old. Bunker is 19 now and Is the surprising ace of Manager Bauer's pitching stiff in,the Baltimore Orioles! drive for (heir first American League pennant. The Orioles,; UuW games In front of second-place Chicago and third-place New York! bit-tie Cleveland tonight In a dou-bleheader. Bunker, 64. Is slated to pitch (he second game with Mitt Pappas going in the open- By The Associated Press been accomplished in the Na-At their currant pace, the Chica'go Cubs will win only 74 games, but may wind up with three 20-game winners. Bob Buhl became the third ! member - of the Cubs’ staff to reach the 10-victory plateau at the halfway mark of the season when he shut R action, the Police1 Mike Clancy pitched a no-hittar and fanned 12 In beating tha Eaglet, W. All Baaaent had a three * run homer as Dlny’s topped Whitfield, 5-1; and St Mike's Steve Llddy had a two* run blast in Its 8-6 loss to the Liken, The pitchers starred In Class Outlqok Improves; Team Has 6-1 Log Tigers Making July Seasons Top Month DETROIT (API-Any moves,j The froe-awtoglng first base* I slump whlcf. 1 ‘* * ■ lengthy I Dressen dn a number of oe toward shortening the blsebajl man has been in season and delaying the start until,the first of July la almost ertaln to gain Instant approval «m thd Detroit Tigers, The Tigers have dropped only t monl s apla ^1nroi game In seven starts this In as the one*tlme question- Major I League\ STANDINGS pitching staff has come trough with five nln#*ihnlng performances, IKiSST*" 3 til How long! the hurlers can keep ■; ft || Ism the opposition battgrs at bay la j •$> ft anyone's guess. But the Meant! ES AngBi,, v ** ;«/ turn of events has considerably | xlS'ciiy ft lessened Manager Charlie Ores*1 wa^mqion ,, 99 41 jm sen's load, • * In,ifl 'But .the start qf the second r today* oamii half Of the seaiton Still leaves Baltimore (Pams w'and funk mi 0 y unresolved problems j 1 Wl Which will have to be corrected j N,*(0*t°i'J‘n 1H8,4,*>, if the Tigers are to finish anyiMinnewta *v-i>#t saw higher than their current fifth* j i«,^Bn i%^auarA w «i place standing. emta»rtW.T, wf "Lf LENGTHY HI,CMP ■PH--a - ------,----, Without a (loubt the No. 11 cm***.** M*m**jJi 1* '. Leu Crowdley whiffed 12 In a i project will be to get North | io«tp» hi D#tr©ft. t twilight M Glno’s victory over the Floor ] Cash hitting again.., „ ' Wife, «t wArsfaftst' Shop. Vic Quince and Ed Wil- PhllnOellihlii Aah prsncisoo SIHibufOtt„ Clncmnaii * NATIONAL LBAOUS WM MM Act, T f f prompted | along In nolle that, j buy‘ a hit,1" \ ; , i ‘ An early surge cucried Cash [ to the lead In runs bulled It) among American Length; hliters, His 48 RBIs are sill) good enough to lead the Tigers hut even that Is being challenged by v couple of playari his 27 hung balled in ties him i chance of becoming the dub’ .for With place on, the ‘team With firift StMgame . winner since ______ . _ VNfi P -------P , Mm# / nL*‘idotri? waihlngtsn (jtnMA 1i4i 1' , Clfiumnll ITsitou, City (MaSafny HI, . , it,' touls (Simmons at Oeirolt. “ * ttjUBG- Cash picked1 up three hits In HO at bqts at One point in the season.. Dressen benched him for a game-or two but always inserted him In the lineup he-1 cause of his fielding and the j hope that he would eventually] snap IMdr ANC RHUAP LAfftRAW-y. HA« KUMAINjto Fiypp, IP V fp A!9)P^vSuX^fwA’fi^ First Place Finish Near CIO No, DM climbed within a half game of fourth place in the city men'* baseball league race last"night with a 9-1 verdict .over ML G. Collision it Jaycee Park. Ita position Is rather shaky, however, due» to a protest by losers. The question arose around a fifth Inning umpire's rules interpretation on on Infield popup. A decision on the Class A league protest Is expected shortly. The union team built Ita vie-tory around » three-run third Inning sparked by Ron Wood-hull's two-run double, his second hit of the season, and Rich Goldsworthy's three-hit hurling, his third win in five decisions-Woodhull doubled In the first two runs and sewed the third on Goldsworthy's single, M. G. had tod. 14, m for Orchard Lanes Team Orchard Lanes moved a step closer to a first-place finish in the National League softball race last night with .an 11-1 triumph over Pontiac State Hospital. The win was the ninth against two tosses for Orchard Lanes, giving the team a one game lead over Bob & Larry, an 11-2 winner over Bud & Lou. Three spots In the $200,000 Carling World Open will be at stake when 44 of Michigan.^ top professional golfers tee off to-] morrow in a 30-hole qualifying tournament at Spring Meadows.! The Carling Open will be held j at Oakland HUls August 27-30. Among the pros in the tournament are, Ted Kroll of Franklin Mis, Mac McElmurry of KnaUwood, Robert Nodus, of Bloomfield Hills, Gene Bone of Lancaster Hills and Jim Chapman and Jim Picard of Tam O’Shanter. STARTING TIMM . Sirs! Round 7:30 - Jim Chapman. Jack Corbett, George Spencer; 7;37 — James Picard, Tom Roielv. Alex Redmondi 7:44 — Brian Chartar, John Monitu, Ray Botoj 7:41 — Barry Lauar, Jerry Townsend, Tom Oieaton: 7:U - Tad Kroll, Paul VanLooren, lull Mattson. ■ ' 8:05 — Dick Bunt. Ben Lula, Jerry Priaakorm 1:13 — Gena Bona, Mac Me-fmturry, Tom Talktogtgn; I:it — Gian Stuard, Eldon Briggs, lt«y Beattie: 8:34 — John Barnum, Reggie Myles, Larry ToMaalnot 8:33 - John Dalrymple, Boo Nodus, Tdm Walrous. . a.an — umi, i,.Hd, Sian Jtwor, Phil Steve Isakov, Frank ______..... I_tanoi 1:44-- Witter LaskjT| Tom Shannon^O * In other games; G it M Construction (7-4) knocked off Local No. 0S3 (4-7), 11-7 and Circle Inn (4-7) trimmed Berry Door (0-0), 1M. Dick Vivian yielded only two hits in the Orchard Lanes win. The winners tallied seven runs ih the third inning on three hits, four bases on balls and an error. , . Cliff Pulkas paced the hitting attack with a pair of singles. - Lloyd Harper clouted * two-run home ran in the first in* . ning to start Bob $ Larry to Victory, The winners sewed dp the decision with seven more runs In the third. I Shortstop Jim W b e at ley j cracked , out four hits in four trips and scored four runs to pace the G & M attack. ' i Clrdle Inn punded two Berry ] Door hurlers for 10 hits, with ] six players collecting two each.; The winners posted five runs in the sixth to put the game on ice. WATERFORD PLAY ' In Waterford Township action; Spencer Floor Covering racked up its fourteenth win of the season, a 144 decision over Howe’s Lanes, and Lakeland Pharmacy B edged Dixie Bar In eight Innings, 5-4. Edgar Mullen, Louis 'Seay, Jim Patterson and Harry Dearborn banged out three hits each for Spencer Floor. Don Sector-lln’t single in the eighth chased Jim Attard across the plate with the winning marker for Lakeland. GAM CanatrucMn ’• 11| M» -li 14 I Local #M3 l» WI4~ 7 » i Winner -Butter UMr-Mondy i mr...iwiliii m jis* 111| f Motorcycle Racers in Action Sunday More than 75 riders fronv Michigan, Indiana and Ohio are expected to compete in a scrambles motorcycle racing program Sundayat Brighton. Trie event, sponsored by the Meta-Cayuse Motorcycle Club, will be held at the race course at the race course, at Coon Lake and Westphal roads, five miles south of Brighton. Racing Starts at 2 p.m. . Competition will Include, expert and amateur riders in. classes and, for the first time, an extra lightweight .division. Returning to defend their 1903 titles are Bill Doyle of Pontiac add -Boh Bozek of Waterford, CIO 9 Climbs With 3-2 Win Over M.G. Club On$-Half Game Out of Fourth Floe* In W league Race The lews whs M. G. Collision's 10th In 11 starts. The unlonmen are now 4*7 while Talbott Lumber and Cranbrook are 4-0, The latter meets league-leading Hur-on-Atrway at S pm. today. M. e. COLLI»«ON '! Vfl „ 'Mt. NMonlk 5 } t C-andall p* 18# 812=1--------1 j J Bankay# . Iff Sr i t O. CMHMW, niMM t S 4a — WaaUkull. Rum Same itll % MgawarMw) Mama, I..... OoMtwormy 5 40. 4 W, M R-CR: 'T»Tlw. >Tr- The new role says that teams or players "shall not -withdraw except for reifKinf * of, health1' or ' bereavement or with the consent of the organising commit-tee" and offenders "shall have their entry refused for future tournaments." On the plan for returning tennis to the Olympics, the federation said It would ask the International Olympic Committee! lo restore tennis to the program In j jg at"'Huronlowi'" She" cur-S(,o°Clty ‘ ° I r®nt,y 18 ‘he leading money MONEY LEADER — Shirley Germs will , be; one of the many top entries to, compete j In the Professional Women Bowlers' Association Aug. 14* . winner on, the tour. Set for Pro-Am Keglers Keith Stegwirt * BUILDER * ADDITIONS Home-Owners! Why Struggle With UNPAID BILLS The first qualifying squads for the Professional Woman, Bowlers’ Association Pro-Am Tournament Aug. 13 at Huron Bowl ere set for this weekend. Tournament* coordinator Shirley Pointer has announced 7 p. m, Saturday and 5:39 p. m, Sunday squads at Huron Bowl. The qualifying for Pro-Am spots Is open to both men and women. The entry fee Is $4 and a 190 per cent handicap wlll.be used*. , , ,i , Eliminate Your Money Problems Consolidate •• many as I, I or 7 different bills into one law monthly payment. In molt oososb your cost wilt bo one-half of whot you art now paying. Pay the Michael Alien Way-One Easy Mo Payment 1ST, 2ND & 3RD MORTGAGES COMMNRCIAL LOANS * 15,000 TO 1100,000 Free Consultation In The Privacy ft Year Nome* ANYTIME FE 4-3737 MICHAEL ALLEN COAST-TO- COAST MORTOAOR SERVICE ■■■■ • One out of every It entrant# will qualify. Squads will be set tip at other establishments shortly. Spots in the Pro-Am Tournament may be bought for 820. Al| prise money fn the competition will go to the. amateurs; , At least 88 of the best women bowlers In the country will be available as the pro* partners. This wtfHpcIude Marion Lode-wig, Shirley Harms, LaVerne Carter, Sylvia Wene and many of the best from Dfetcpit. JUNIORS, TOO ,' Junior bowlers wjhq are sanctioned by the American Junior Bowling Congress or the Youth Bowling Association also are eligible to compete, but will not receive any prize money. Mrs. Pointer*reported that entries hove been, coming very well from Detroit and Ann Arbor for the Pro-Am and • big turnout Is expected among the Ppntlac women and men. The Pro-Am* will precede the first PWBA Open in Michigan Aug. 14-18. The tourna ment will carry a purse close to 88,000 with the first priif around $1,500, I The field has grown to 96 with eight local entries added to the .eight pros. Mrs. Pointer .wants to pick up a few more local entries at the $50 fee. They most be women. Hurler Close to Perfection ANDERSON, Mo. iAP) - Jim Wyatt, ohee a minor leaguer owned by the Kansas City A’s, came as close to a perfect game as It’s possible Wednesday night in a, semi-pro game. Wyatt retired the first 36 batters, to face him, then struck'out the 27th batter but the ball got through catcher Butch Todd, and the man reached first. The right-hander retired the next man to preserve his no-hitter. His Anderson team beat Grove, Okla., 3-0. The perfect Martini Gin makes a perfect Gin-and-Tonic Seagram takes the time to put giri through a slow, costly process that makes it not only extra dry, but also ..extra smooth. . k Extra good, not onfy in a Martini or Gin-and-Tonic, ; German Pole Vault Ace Posts Major TrackUpset COLOGNE,.Germany fAP)—, Wolfgang Reinhardt, a German newcomer to the high Hying, pole vaulting act; appears to hie tlie latest threat tty the American monopoly of tlie event In,the Olympics. ’ 1 The 21-year-old, student, who sef a European record of 16 feet, OG inches last .Saturday, showed' He was no flash In the pan by heating Texap Fred Hansen In an International meet Wednesday. They each cleared 10-6“ but the German wop on fewer attempts. " ,i „ Reinhardt' now Is the No. 3 man among the vaulters. rating just behlnq 17-footers Hansen and John Pennef of Mlamf. Hansen, a Rice graduate from Houston, has a 17-2 vault pending for recognition as a world record. Pennel. has cleared 17%. HEADWIND Tlie German shared the day's | honors -with Henry .Carf^ the tail, long-striding sprinter from Arizona State University, Carr, holder of the world record for 20!) meters, Swept the 100 and 200 meter sprints'In fine times, despite a brisk headwind, He ioolf the 100 in 19,3 seconds and the 200 In 20,7. * ' Carr won . the 200' fn the U.S, Olympic . trials in New York last weekend, . * ! Other American winners were Tom Wyatt of Oregon State In the 400- meter hurdles In 51,2 end.Darnell Mitchell of Cleve-| and in the BOO-meldr run Rn 1:49. 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PliflSS, THURSDAY, JULY I). 10114 Osmun's . is Semi-Annual Summer' SH0EEQ Famous i|A88 *’• Makes IV Formerly $16.95 to $22.95 PUPPIES HUSH ALL DISCONTINUED STYLES Ward $9,95 NOW $6.88 coir SHOES, Wiri $12.95 T-NOW S9.I8 SMUN’S Ijirn ter Milt (Ml S»y» TRL'HURON , CRNTRR ipan^varjf Nils PR 4*4Ml' Top Woman Player Discusses Golf Punas Price Isn't Right, Says Pro Mickey Wright NEW YORK iNEAi—Mickey Wright lhink$« lot about values, especially on Monday mornings when she reads the weekend golf results, r* Usually; Arnold Palmer, Tony Lima or Jack Nleklaus have won another 120,000 somewhere while Mickey Wrlgjht or Betsy tin w In have worked in some other place for a winner's prize of $1,300. * „ ♦ * “It's not the difference In earnings that bothers me," the world's best lady golfer said. “It's .Just that It seems like phony value system to me. Purses like the men get are completely out of line. "It's self-evident that something Is 'wrung when a golfer makes $20,000 for * weekend of work while a professor or a scientist can't make that :L, couple of years. Thank heavens we don'Miave that os the women's tour. I certainly phuld Wind it because8 value, systems are pretty Important to me.!' ■ At SI, Mickey Is the spokesman lor the lady golfers who have Non struggling for yenrs' to:build their tour,Into a sue-, cessful week • to * week,opera- NOW NOVA 4-DOOR S.tOAN Buy Your New 1964 Chevrolet Owing Our M1M We're dealing BIG! IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ON MOST 0 MODELS AND COLORS 0 CHEVROLET • CHEVELLE CHEVY I • CORVAIR LOW Other Models Priced.Accordingly MATTHEWS Hargreaves Open -Mon., Thor*., Fri- 'fit 9 P,M Tuet., Wad , Sat. 'til 6 P.M. 631 Oakland at Cass FE 5-4161 “All we want," Mickey sold, “Is to expand pur tour end make It better. We put on a good shoW and we're Improving every year. Per person we average about the samp as |he men mainly because we have fewer people splitting purses. “We eventually would like to have 50 good players on the lour playing for about $500,000 yearly. Right now we’re playing for about $330,000 prlxe money, but only a few years ago it was just $100,000. 111,130, She wifi Play In about 17 more tournament} this year, Including (he Women s Open now ,under way at Chula vista Country Club in 8pn Diego. , Vi, m really looking forward to, U,” she Mid. "That is toy old home cohrse and I’Ve been playing well latoly. My stroke average is something like 72,20 and I'd like to, win there,'! ' Ran Diego would like to see Mickey Win, too, because she |i very p^o p u l a r there, having started her career as an ama-lour at 14 and gradually Improving until she was good enough to tour, Her pro debut, however, was far from sensational and pro veiled seme harsh words from the, veterans. "She Is distinguished as 'one of the poorest putters on the tour," Betty Hicks said during those early days, ■'•Her chips, pitches and sand wedgi work are In similar need of Improvement. Doubtless Mickey can rectify these erirori In the fl- Basse deportment by goad' Instruction and a i t a g gjuf 1 n g amount of practice," iff Miss Hicks was correct in her auumpjlon beqeuse Mickey worked until she became the best. & Jk&-_ / > '* But now that aha Ik there ire different problems. Value sys-loins end an Improved tour are Just two ff the moat Important. Tourney at San Diego Women's Open Starts Today 'I think It Will take us about four or five years 19 reach our goal because more and more women are playing and they're getting better pulckly. When we get there we wilt have a healthy tour and one we can be proud of." ' , Of course, it's easier for SAN DIEGO, Calif. (AP)~ Fifty four of the nation's lead: ing gal golfers, led by defending chemplon Mery MlUsi top challenger Mickey Wright. and a young upset threat, Sandra Hay-"nie, teed off today In the first round of the $10,000 United States Women's Open Golf Championship. Mickey to talk about values with regard to purses because sh|6 Is third on the all4ime money winning list among the women with 58 tournament victories In 10 yearn- SET RECORD, A year ago, the long-ball" hitter from San Diego set a women's record for yearly earnings with !31,o0o and this year she Play is at the San Diego Country Club, It haa women's par of 30-37-73, measures 0,470 yards of narrow fairways, nice greens, and the rough is toughened up to fit the standards of the V.S. Golf Association, under whose course In her second year aa professional. TRAINING GROUND Miss Wright, 38, now plays out of Dallas, but all of her younger years were spent In the San Diego area, and the Sen ptego Country. 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U , ' ' t'1' FRESH WHOLE ONE COLOR Cut-up Fryers 31' GRADE A Fr..h Chicken a a LEGS o9 lb GRADE A Fresh Chicken on Breasts 49* With Ribs Attached Petore ’ MICHIGAN No. 1 Bologna 3 9'memeke)-;ji' iafprites the year aroum|.;T3oss ’em, { Id ’em or arrange 'em \ 1 >« pounds rock salt* beat eggs until thick. Mix sugar, coffee with chlctiry and salt. Gradually add to eggs while continuing to beat stifL Stir In milk and cream. i brown sugar, chocolate, instant ! | coffee powder i, milk and egg j yolks in saucepan/Blond well,, Cook and, stir over medium I heat until mixture (tomes to full boil.-Remove from heat. Add butter. Blend. J Cover surface of filling with j waxed paper. . Chill at least 2 hours. Beat with rotary beater until smooth.: * | Spoon Into Meringue Shells; | : serve Immediately. Makes ft. I Oven Frying Method Good for Chicken YOUR CHOICE • Ml Id Cure SLIOED MOON e Leuu.Meaty BKKF SHORT RIIS V Frying Ch it ken Quarter BREASTS e Blade Cut % PORK CHOPS UNO UVII Turn into Ice cream can> of dasher, freenter following manu-' facturers directions, Pack ice and salt in freeter. When Ice cream is made (about 86 minutes In motor type i repack following manufacturers directions and allow tee cream to ripen about 2 hours. Makes one gallon, pudding-and pie filling ; * 2 tablespoons light brown sugar Mi square unsweetened chocolate . . , 1 tablespoon instant coffee powder 2 cups milk 2 egg yolks 2 tablespoons butter ft Meringue Shells, 3" in diameter* • -Combine pie filling mix, Bologna Ci Serving of Salad ' Quick as scat you can put together this salad in a bologna epp, using leftover potatoes. Place IS slices bologna on broil-' er rack; broil 3 inches from source of heat 3 to 4 minutes, or until bologna curls,into cups. ■ Combine 2 cups finely shredded iceberg, lettuce; 3'table*, spoon! Italian-style dressing; (4 cup diced green pepper; and 1 cup diced, cooked potatoes. Toss lightly; fill bologna cups.; Green Dressing Tops Pineapple To fry chicken In oven, place cup (1 Vii sticks) butter in r large or 2 medium foil-lined baking pans. Put in hot oven <425 degrees) until butter melts, about 5 minutes. PUice coated chicken pieces in pan. skin side down. Bake in hot oven 30 minutes; turn and bake another 26 minutes. 112 pains are used, reverse pans on shelves after 30 minutes for even baking; MMKEIS Quality Moat Sine* 1931 78 North Saginaw DOWNTOWN PONTIAC Opaei Friday Iwaheg* *981 PM. Tkis Ad ImEffrct Both Stare, 4348 Dixla Highway DtAYTON PLAINS Ofmt Thar*, thru Sat. t A.ML ta t R.M, Opaes leewday t A M. fa 4 ML SUPER MARKET Open Weekly 9 to 9 • Fri. I Sat. 9 to 10 608 W. HURON STREET NEAR BSTER SCHOOL This superb .tossed salad of pineapple chunks and choice ro-maine is destined as a perfect accompaniment for meats from the-summer barbecue, Its crowning glory is a scrumptious dress- ; ing — reminiscent of San Francisco’s Green Goddess — which fiends the greens and langy gol- den fruit smoothly and elegant- j ly together. \ To Imp the greens and ctmrtdd pineapple in their crispiest condition, wait until the last min- ute to toss with the dressing. , For sheer perfection serVe this! with thin diagonal slices of marinated flank steak or barbecued chicken halves. It also! goes -to a last minute hamburger fry! with as much ease as to an all! day outdoor party which features a spitted whole turkey. Another vegetable would be I optional on the menu, dust be | sure to have lots of French bread and buttef! Pineapple Goddess Salad 1 l-( 1-pound 4V2-ounce) can pine-' apple chunks 2 tablespoons tarragon wine .1 . vinegar - 1 * : 1 teaspoon dry mustard, Vs teaspoon salt • Vi teaspoon pepper 6 canned anchovies - 2 tablespoons finely chopped chives 2 tablespoons finely chopped ■ parsley • ’ ' -' j l eup dairy sour cream1 , { Vi cup mayonnaise' . 2 quartacrisp chilled romaine | Drain 2 tablespoons syrup from [pineapple and blencf with ! vinegar, jrmretard, salt and pep-! ■ per. Mash anchovies/ Add *to) seasonings .along with chives and j parsley. Combine with sour! cream and mayonnaise. Coyer!' and chill'. : When ready, to ser've, toss1 chilled salad greens with well, drained pineapple-chunks. Spoon on dressing and toss lightly to' "blend. JVJakeift toft ^ip^ijrtgs 1 * (HEW ramOES r zori") (WflTHWELOHS Sugar Sweat Jumbo Sin SfEBSHB ±; iV'(M>iiWllllll(i:|IU|l4 1 ' Train Pdwelo^ Him;1:! ' l1'! 1 Laborer Risks Life LONDON (UP!) --Vincent (Tanglier), a homHuas IhIioi-w, gambled with h|s life for a flva pound ($14) noto^and ( Police Mid Claughen was standing In a London , aubway Htation yesterday clutching, the note when It ble^ but. of his hand and onto the track. < ; ' , ,«« ' ciHURhm Jumped onto the truck after It,. Justs* a train whittled Into the station, Three cara pinead over him before the trfin stopped. SiaiionmaMer Leonard Hodgkin, f e a r I n g the worst, ^crawled under the train and found Claughen Pitting happily In a aafety plj,‘ < * ■ ■* , t *, ; He was dirty and brulaod—but he had 'hla flv^pounds back. ^ Joicoby on Bridge 4J7II vkiim fm W ■ NORTH » A A Q 8 5 ■ ifff”, ♦ AO ♦lies BAIT 4 K 101 ♦ 100 3 ♦ assa ♦ ATS (D> ♦ fl« WM ■ ♦ k / io. a ♦ KQ 1084 ■am and Watt vulharabla •eMb attorn Nertb lam 1 ♦ Pm j ♦ Pm !♦ Pm SN.T. p..« I# 'ftoae Id Pm Peae Itoae 1 Opening lead—41 I would have to try that flneaae. That would aliio lorn and he wOuld be down one because there la no way to shut out the acp pf trump*, | A thoughtful S o u t h' would aee that he did not need the 1 spade flneaae. He would win ! the llrai trick with dummy'! i ace of a pad pi" and lead trump* I until East played hla act. I Eaat would return a* heart and South should refuae that flneaae atm. Then he would pull what-levar trumps were •till out, dll’ card' dummy’s last two. hearts ion long diamond! and ‘finally ruff out the jack of hearty j * ’ THB PbNTiTAC PEBSH, Till Holden's Brother Missing ill Peru INDIO, Gallf, (Ah’ *» Afctqr William Holder)*! parents say he is flying home from Hang', kok, Thailand, to bo with them while authorities leareh for mo brother, It i( lmtd Hoodie,; miss? Ing In Peru, 1 > Mr, and, Mi’ll. W. F. Beedle said they expect;Holden to arrive in lndlo Friday. Hla ‘brother.,r, 44, waa. lift, , ...- , M ..._____________ hoard from Sunday when be I mtion yeaterday, except ... radioed that hla light plane was! note thlat there "may lie'one running out of fuel 100 miles | or (wo Democrata here." May* southeast of Lima. No Politics in Ike Talk flSIIA Y^ 0,. 1064 HEN CASEY 17 n-» NEW, YORK (Ifi -- Fbrfher President, Dwight I), ’■ Eisenhower begad hla address at the NOW York ,World’s Fair by saying, “anex, , t and old politician must resist the temptation to expound on the virtues of the old Republican' party. And fye did resist the, temp- Stripptr Lili St. Cyr Ends Sixth Marriage LOS ANGELES W -LIU St, Cyr, the stripper, has won a divorce from her sixth husband, Joseph A. Zomar, 43, a movie ■pedal effects man. Miss St. Cyr, 46, testified yeaterday In Loa Angelea that Bo- or Robert F, . Wagnep, a Dem-' ocrat,, was another of; the speakers at International Business Machine Day at the fair, Elsenhower spoke of the wonders of the computer, but also confessed that he hadn't, "the slightest idea how a computerWorki," Succumbs to Injuries /TRAVERSE CITY (AP) drank to excess, wasfMri, Charlotte Dunkel, 24', of abusive and argumentative add Toledo, died Wedneaday of in-once pushed her, csuslng aback I Juries suffered Tuesday In a Injury that forced her Ao quit] two-car red 11 s I o n on U.8, at work for several monM | north qKEIk RsptdO, By Jim Berry V4-CHRI) SrnJei* By OSWALD JACOBY Bridge teacher and Writer Fred jKarpin of Washington ha* 1 a mw book on play that Involves strategy - Q—Th« bidding hit bm: North Kart South Waal 1 ♦ Pais 1P Pass ”3 V Pm 2 4 Pais IN.T. Pass ? ' * YOU, South, hold: , 4*185 WQJS5 432 4A54 What do you dot at trick one. He a—me three no-trump, Tow start a* with ■ p*rtofr baa aawflaal rtiponol- ■ * 1 * * * W|in 1 Killsm lee ike ...It the finesse., bet yeu afeoeld avoid itopplnt Fred takeg a »* tore ea-tnimp whoa you .stand aquarely; *• •• farwart. Jin favor of the TODAY'S QUESTION finesse, bqt Instead of bidding two no* points out that! *run»P NW partner raises your &s am manvitwo »Pada bid to three, What » are manyj^— occasions whena finesse should ' be refused. fM WNfl/JHAT« \ I KNOW VttU'RB TH',XINfl/ X ALL TMiMjS 10 ( CAN SEE TH' CROWN ON IT/ THtREB NO \ YOUR HEAD/ I'M ONLY •CORE, NO NOTHIN, TRYIN' T'PIND OUT WHY •y JUST Mir IT'S YOU^WHO'S KINS AN' ...THERE'S oar TAB 80MB REASON.., f SBB WHIZ/ J ft “ V 7'». Jjb. CAPTAIN EASY By Leslie Turper Three no-trump would have beta s far better coetract than five clubs and even an . optimistic contract of kfx clubs would not have beer unreasonable, but are.are concerned wltb the contract at five dubs and particularly the play at trick sue; West opens the deuce of spades and many Souths would promptly finesse the queen. East would take hla king and return a heart, whereifpon South ur m. Astrological ♦ o jjf Forecast •v ivouav onus rt Friday "The wise imi centrals hit IfcesIleY i tonalmagnetism rstlnp high. ........____ ***ja*'^** |Zu| txeiiiMi, TAURUS (Apr. JO Ml'Mty TO): -Monty Wont improvlno surroundings l( well wont. . Doy lor oupcr(mooting, troyol -tno for oxpondlna sphere f* Color o discussion proves “ of JOCl. I Off I "CANCER (Joe 11 to July 22): Foolish fa try fo Impress -1- —----------------- Esprotslon or -true I Sepf. 22): WgSk mmo ' ... ...... , jurself! Time Your thoughts. Ideas Mil ■™ You .can now And practical. . ways of accomplishing goal. , LIBRA (*OPf,TU IB'OePml V— ran profit, through^ astoclaflon_ - out, attending Ihi . SCORPIO (Oct. . to experiment .............., moot Memo, giavste tlondlng munlty. Put reputation on ' cere beliefs. Obtain valu. ' ' today's CANCER message. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Doc. 21):. Fine lunar aspect hlghltphts travel, vacation, meaningful experience. You are . able la absorb knowledge. Vary good ' tor putting thoughts on paper. Discuss tutura planx, MhUpIty.. -CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jon. If)) .. On*clow duo to MMH MBMuh Instead of being o( n/r benefit Ml Will Cpmo out "oil right." .JARIUS JJon. 20 to FOb. Ill: lanncoo In strange | cumstances take strange twists, < - Proposalmade appears aimed at pocketbook.. Hold tight to .budget lutlonsi Time on your side. No da Vi noceoaory duties. Get details ■ early. This evening tiVors raloxotton.", Emphasis’ on -pietion of prdlect, Obtain AQUARIUS message. i onmNMnmmt succeed op a,, director relations,,advisor. OENERAL itENOENCIES: -t«r Tib; viRoo, UERV, s - to AQUARIUS: ,.Tht'more $m I'rwwy .wMjrm : i’l...............................-:i;.......' Z:' ..i. JM, THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY. JULY 9, 1989 ;mBK Markets, Business and Finance MARKETS 1 In Moderate Trading Baker Story Th« following are (op pries* | covering Mis* of locally grown produce by growers and sold by them In wholesale package loti. Stock Market Edges Forward! Untold -GOP Profit Wave Brings I • Flood of Earnings By 8AM DAW80N AP Business News Analyst NEW YORK'- American bust-1, NEW,YOP(K (APi-fThe stock jstrike wiileh has slopped auto*!point, Bethlehem was ofl slight* IhmuIuIiaiI kif ihai I isGfn , Tvill\ ‘ rsl J'3*’? I 11" ItUlR i y Chairman B. Everett f|Mt three months of the year Is Jordan, D-N.G, MINORITY REPORT ' A separate minority report^ ,M . turned in by the commhtee s ; j»r#u»^w'Vi,ca end< . it » iniv ahisssH sir ft has oilittflAP >vi»iar :used the Democratic majority Ignoring their "rights" to "cover-pp." Ides to President Johnson be*' INCREASED EARNINGS fore he became president. [; said they had no mgjor ertti- & Telegraph, Firestone Tire & k cism of the analysis of the evl*i Rubber and Douglas Aircraft Thty said their criticism “is I ’ centered upon the fact that the majority refused to cell all the i j witnesses -and refused to get aU j the facts." Transactions Slow in Grain Futures ■H CHICAGO (AP) -Transac-rttons in the grain futures mar- \ IWM9 Ml UK IUVUU.1 UIWl | t . r . +^kk were stow and mixed again «*ver bought stock •«» *m- j»5* i,^uodhy with prices tittle changed T hn the Board of Trade. ■, After about an hour, wheat The U.S. Treasury wlH be netting more ;lils( year In* ^tmT PROFIT A BI.K, i i », | | They, like many slock trader# * if*,1 t#®’ r, Ie' * already have put 1904 down In j GOOD GAIN8 the book* as the most profit Other heavy equipment mik* able, In terms of dollar totals,* of share owners who hope for [dude International Harvester, further Increases In dividend)), * * " whether Baker should be pros- blg winner, too. Even it the 'ers for Various \ fields report In American business history uted for any, violations of [ lowered tax rates on corporate scomes, the record gross earn* First of Car Makers to Close being extended through the: latest period. ' , -Earliest reports are from ebr* Cadillac Halts Model Run a three Republican membere ac* [ ln« °f the calendar year.! DETROIT (AP)~Cadlllac dl*i built 1W,9» cars durtng the 'M that their second quarter vjlton ()f ctenersl Motors be^ run, Tlte old mark of IW.H4 books were dosed, before June | came the first of the auto was set last year and produc- J have additional witnesses called 3®'■ tbe naUqps banksi are | iQghers to end its 1964 model tioii continued until July 30 that 'i deluding White House aide reporting for the April • May- production as it closed it* as*' year The new mark is the high Walter Jenkins, and charged a j quarter and most of them, #WJ|)|y in)t>s down Wednesday, est in Cadillac's (O-year history. HH show gains over, last year. Of* , Jenkins figured In testimony' Bclals of many of the large ^ : by Don B. Reynolds, a local In- j corporations yet to report form* « Udn,ac ?vor e,r,y There was no' parttciular Joy [ Isurance agent with whom Bait* | *Hy also are on record ** j {H?!, ^I^uctltm^an^ia^s rec* l er was assodatod and who sold mating Utat the_ gain over last ( . 1M4 |ine a|Kj J two 9100,000 life Insurance pol* i year will b« subetanUal. i or« w,,h 1U 1964 ,na wouw liked to have had a couple, more weeks of production. Among the big companies al- , ready reporting Increased earn*i iiamkia Warner GM viw The GOP members, however, ings are American Telephone "toT* • ' • M lid thev had no mater critl-lA Telearaoh. Flreatone Tire a 1 plained that the unwanted dlsr • deuce in the majority report. &, Telegraph, Firestone Tire & ;. .. - .- »j"It does reveal gross wrongdo* Rubber and Douglas ’ Aircraft’- higher to j celling at a very high price. The ' lower. July cents. Ry* | same can b« said of Controt De- Death Notices MRS. DAVID COFFEY lass for Mrs. Da (Kathryn M.) Coffey, 43, of 3 Mrs. Edward B. (Fay M l ' Hodges, whose husband Is a , i former Pontiac dealer, died Requiem Mass for Mrs. David |-earty* tills morning after emer- unchanged to % lower, Jtdy ] jn the | Beechgrove. Waterford Town-.......... ■■.........I . 91.24%. Soybeans % higher to|electronic data ivocessing field .ship, will be 10 a.m: tomorrow froquojs wa8 returning to Pon* genev surgery in. Cairo, III.. Mrs. Hodges, 75. of 35 E. to make money and , raise earn* in St. Benedict Cathlolc O^Tch j uac with her husband from their . .. ; ttm' . ii UfliifA rHanol ... . : :_ ' rt__*i’-„ ings consistently. Each of these ’ with burial in ytoite Chapel ! winter hqme In San Benito, Tex. I * •----------j - -■*> >-« ' Memorial Cemetery, Troy. ■ • I #— *i— *»*•>*. stocks I regard as a‘good hold-I ing if they Can be retained over la long period and. if price vola* for the wedding of her grand- Slong period and. if price Ity can be ignored. Litton is a fine stock, more The Rosary will be recited 9 j daughter Saturday. p.m.' today in the Melvin TSchutt Funeral Home. Her body Will be at the | Sparks Griffin Funeral Heme reasonably priced than the oth- ] ter a long illness. Surviving .are her husband; v , ers, and you might please your —I. ijWk ■ Kfiance by putting 9S00 'Into this i her parents, Glenn Goodman of IU„« - ■ •'* ‘ir ^ it 1 Cadillac and Mrs. Myrtle Berk- Mrs; Coffey died Tuesday af-j aftep 7 pjn Saturday, Service will be at 1:M p.m. Monday at the funeral home with burial in Perry Mount Park (0) “I own, Jersey Standard; Irving Trust; Public ompass of Kalamazoo; f o u r I [ daughters Mrs. Gayle Barntiijrt, j j Dawn, Patricia and Lpri, all’ of Service Electric and Gas; s; Pontiac; two “grandchildren; and Sun ray DX; Southeastern States Telephone; Socony; Texas Eastern; General Foods and Procter & Gamble. I have 559,099 In these stocks and have\ been thinking of selling thedt and putting the a half brother: News in Brief j PPH v,.v... ------- — Barbara [Fuller, 3993 Minton, 1 money in tax-exempt bonds. Orion Township, reported to po- Please suggest some and tell me if I have to report the income to thejhternal Revenue Service." .. ['i' G. P. i lice ^esterday that her wallet .containing 5106 was stolen While was[ shopping at The Mali, Cemetery. Surviving besides her husband are a daughter, Mrs; Marlon Hodges Renter of Pontiac; a son, James E. of Tujunga, Calif.; eight grandchildren; and a brother, James R. Maybee of Clarkston. ■ > Mrs. Earl Lashbrook, 84. West (A) I suggest you retain m\ End, Waterford Township, told 16; per cent of your stocks as pi tedtion agjaibst inflation which tax-exempts will not affwr^you. The stocks I would hold gre the strongest growth issues/ Jersey Standard, General Foods, and , Procter, St Gamble., / *• You do not have to report income on tax-exempts to the Internal Revenue Service. I suggest thatr you put $40,000 into the following issues: State police. yesterday that m e a t valued at $145 was stolen from a freezer in her garage. Rummage Clearance — Congregational Church, Thursday-Friday 9-1. - Rummage Sale: Four Towns Methodist Church, Cooley Lake Rd. iand Lochaven. Fri., 6-9 p,m.; Sat., 9-2 p.m. —adv. 10 10V* lOVh 10V»—. v* i . . . / . «... s wjf liw i«y*. .. I of California 9%'s of 2000 selling to -yield 3.6p; Atlanta, Georgia, '|/5+ w [ Housing Authority 3%'s^of 19901 Lite yiiM.i-30;. City of Philadel-.jn*i chan9« .sr '^Iphia 3W»s of 1986 on a 3.35 ba-M .T£“'s- 30 V wls*s' and ^>0rt °* ^eW ^U' Month AM I 01 m w .#.+.141 TC^yrigld IIH) A graduate of Eastern Mich!- ’ gan University, Mrs. Hodges was a member of First Presbyterian Church and the April-May group of the Women's Association of her church. For more than 16 years she taught a Sunday school class at First Presbyterian. A member .of the Oakland County Pioneer and Historical Society,' Jiirs. Hodges, a member of the senior child study group, had helped organbto' several child study clubs in the Pontiac area. 1 ' , / ‘ 1 [„ Thuridayi' 1st ptvMfmk DoclarMl , I : N. Ilk.til aov-. 7 Rot* rloi Rtcord akM INITIAL , p»citi? Ut rt .10 n« BonSt 102.0 iso. . *».« tu.1 iB. as in a id. 370.1 10J, 14). ..,i4£i, U3 J 1M , » It If ■ m I iota High. /, m\ fi 1X11 JOOS+10 Public* UtllttlOi WW KloiS ..um liu 34.0 2^i7iS7n..,mfo-Hfr to unit ................ 14I.M+0.H 05-Stock* ................10J7+O.24 SONOS 7 ' on Bsndi., ... , «U|. m f * 10 Hlghar grad* ratio . • 00.03—0 02 - 10 sacaiM grad* j-ali* .... oi.oo „ .h Public*utimido V ) .• . 1 / *, i* /■ •./ Stratton, XhWrencaRWliin, "Cjil? lrF«teZ iwrs Ji gipr "‘‘*“1, jfwff #p“" “ i gagiSSM [H£ J&fl Mil Him t ut till, II.. I’iiiK Mn. • now on my attic* for public nB% IlM haraby givan (hit ...» wms MIUMnti Rf WHjffi iJtunlty will Im glv* •i|i(iWlimlii jSv MW" MIDLAND WVI , ... MM Baptist Churchy Dorothy L, Grqgor, ■ilamos* Rumps, John Mr Carthy,F loran tjryil, Churl** M, BdlM, tefi!p/w»urS jMSBffifcSa aSSS, Atmlc* r Ch.rilw. fcwitij l*vih»* Is retteries WT CfH**, urbane Nr Howard JuMi John I, Bray, snrltf AndrlMIs. Basil Dioyani*, vornl. llnrlunu. CMiwr . A. (inuiili, Gronvnl —*-rn, j, MM Hyman,. jamas * MM to *11 bmmo* totor«l*0, ____Jmiim m roWtif tnilwMl Aesassmanl Iwrowor* mod* by the City by MNlil attainment tor III* tomlriK! .don or Miilioiy t in MMImI Drlv* lr«m Riverside Drive to Iti.l MM f Midland oMv*1 ' on file In my office tor public Ininucl Not too li also norow Rtoen ffioi ... Cammlioton nn,i ih*' Assessor of IhS City SSMfej rrvlrw MM aaaeiaimml, ol which HIM otM placs OBOyrimitv, w[lfbj glv *n NOTICR on SP^CIALA»l«ISM« N T IN MlCMIOAN AV*NU« » TO: Memorial BaplUt Church, WOHW Wayne Moor*, j, Morn* M. 0 L, TfraMi Choi is, 6an*w Ntohdito ana to oil p*rton« ’•*1*4. toko noncoi That ma roll ot. ImcMI AMOumon) heretofore ma city Amomot tor ma pure c,ummltilon m Inin* by MOM •irOcttoo of ii Avenue IM Hi Eetlway Drive mK,Ta •im hereby' given thot the and tno AisatJer of1 m* city HmSS: wtit mooTuv ttw commission -h-tx. toll** E cL^ MJ, ......... mM place "opportunity wilt bo given porooni tote/attart to M noord, “AS®■ ti**nbor*Si* pyrtp. Htfry Mgfy. Gilford. and fv* Orlnkwlne, Infest DOn-on. John on* Chrlitm* OamtXl and to •II oarsont Interested. toko nolle*: ‘hot IM roll*! too .fiaefel Au*tom*nt totor* mod* by mb City AiMuor t< purpose of defraying mot . port * cost which IM Cammlssloa di chouto be paid ond born* by JL,™ •ttetamtinf Sr tM construction Of #anh t«ry sewar to Raymond Drive from Rlver-CM* Drive to Mlclilu.wi Avenue It MW on Htb Injwv oflleo tor r * tor public Mtowctt lotle# (l nlio hereby olven toot ' Conunmton *nd ttw AmomOt or IM C 61 fonttoc wilt mo** m mb Commiu city l«L:MtT. July A.D. (tot at 0:00 o'clock p.m, l review mM MMiMMnt, at which llto and place opportunity will bo given < per coni Intoroottd' to bo MoTd, 1 Deled July I, !V*4 ■ , “ O' m OLGA darkbliv xA 6n WHITTtJKoBl liTRBBt ■ TO: J, T. Borne* and Company an to ait perconc lnt*re*led, taka nolle*. Thai m* roll ot tM Special Auattmant herelolora- mad* by the City AM**aor tor m* mtnam M ^dwroying that par' ot tM cock which' IM, CbmmiNlMi di elded mould' pa paid and boron. by M rial aapwaiMBI tor IM comlrucllon { ' curb, outtar, grad*, prauat and ratoto work on Whlllembre Slreel from Chttor ' stroet to IM and at str**t to now c Commlulon and. the Attauor of tM City me Jill day l Cllv, or . ... at l:0f otoioa -*mant, at nity win t to ba Mar OCGA BARKSLEV City Clark July *, WM •lored and may be Inspected. .. , July » and 1A 1 PUBLIC SALS At t:M a m. on July 14, IfM . |M| ford Gaiaxia "SOO" 1-Door Hardtop, carlaf number 4WMXI01I24, wilt M told ybt public *pla at WOO Woodward, Farndai*, Michioan, mat add row Mini whr~'«“ vehicle to stored and may be kupi Death Notices i Mr ntoAion df Hi ) almHjurviveU by II Jron, Piinprnl r'"*1*1" f Fr day, July ] m* Bouardat Vlmgrtf Home, o«-fprrt with Key, Anminy Naiton pt-tttfmfMi intormanl In > Hadfby ComoUffiv. HWIpvi Micnloan, ■■ !Sigiw|. -» , ftjrliomjgtaii). o«4 J mIovm dapahfj m M. iiincii ilnnr nmllim »l Jw£ ila Goodman * atoo wrylyM i Brandchlipran, RacItaNon Itnaniy will m Hilt avanlno . ...m, at ilia Molvln A. Ithim runaral Horn*, runaral mi vie# Cnuroh. in wnil# Cn»pfl Cirnttirvi TfWt - broihtr of I Wiami irvivw by & fiXi. or and l... , _ ESrt with w,i Amfl mo, Intormpnt .. comotory, fWt< > Inu tun,>* | n 11 8Xard*f! ;H»H| vImw m Sij Tk htoani ‘••ITa , Marl rcfld formerly gf .IS »», BB — botevad wfto. it ., ..JM/ mr mottwr Marlon Hodom fantar and W^/^ttln1 man? In PsfOr mount LPim-lny. Mi«. Hodof* will •loto altar 1 p.m..S*Mrdav, * vlslllno hr““ MKhtoanr aaa Mi batovod hyiMnd ot Jim Janninoii ooir JatMf M Mra, Warlnrhi Itulli Dodcon end bowronco and ...... ..^o survived by aight en, Punaral s^rvica win s , Mill Comotoey, ____ cvNOocv T-m miirj i N Instov »tra*t, Oxfordi aoa t STi •rbara H i, tMra h urdov. July if ot t n.m, at tM (tassaritot, PuMral HOma, Oxford wtoH Rmr, Adn,d tddy onlclaimo ' [ntarmant in RMpalawn Comtlary, OlttorB, _____ » :t" MeMi\.C7WvrTiw:;aiA?i,' two Buckingham Roao, wolertord Township) oao 4) j beloved wlto ot John P. Mcfiollli beloved doughtor of Mr. and Mrs, Gaatano Mon-lantoi door mother of John W. citing h ♦♦ p.m.) township, oga Th ™, ........ ot Mary Jawortkli dear Irlend M David Btll- puftofal itrylcb will be held Friday, July. tO it 10 a m, at mw; Coat* Funeral Mom*. Or»y-ton Plains, with , Roy. Nlcholos a. pedait onlcfating, Oravaside wrvic# will follow in IM vatorani' Section of ttw Orayton Rlalni ShAWVER'.'JULY 7. I»M, NaN< m corwlni oga Ml beloved * 01 the Huntbbn Pu- nfral Mpma. Interment In White Chopel-Cemetery, Troy. (SugoMtod eliciting hours | to I p.m. and J wgnsf juLv s. lknuioiB»:- ml SI, Joaiph Strabti ago Mi ■ beloved huciwnd ot Deromy >. Werdi dear tamer ot Mr#. Jeon Knoll, Rachaal Ann and Harold h. .m; at ma Sparka-ouitin (Suggoatod vliHIni houn cwgiTothar of Dorrol Fok; brother ot Mm. John -Troxal! , iltna Browning, MN, Horry rinafon, Mrj. Paul Hawklnt Wcthy. Funorol service Will ba held Saturday, July It at t p.m. at tM cvoorheec-SIpto Chapel with Bav. Carl Adame edltoiatlng. Intor-mant in Parry Mount Park Carna* a terv. Mr. WotBy will tie In dote f after 7 , p,m. Mi ‘ f oedeg vl^r gasted vlslllng hour* 3 h MHinm iUiy T MaTAITHU* j„ 70S North Parry Strairti eg* *1, botovod huabond ot ttorma whit- brothor of Beulah Br arrangements : the Huntoon ENJOY A WMTIRN STYLE WBBK-and *t our ranch In m* Thumb . art*, tm toed la ptonitful and- rldev Swimming, sports, arcMry, dancing If you Ilka. Reservations I Girl Scouts, i Watlifig, Lerchen & Co. is pleased to announce the ipning of new, large; offices AT 2 NORTH SAGINAW STREET IN PONTIAC, MICH. New And expanded ground floor quarters. Convenient location in downtown Pontiac. Planned 19 meet the growing needs of-the growing Oakland County com- • munity. Staffed and equipped tq provide investors with every convenience and facilily for prompt, courteous handling dtf securities transactions, quotations and other essential investitwn| services—including: y - • ' g DIRECT NEW YO^K WIRE SERVICE g DOW-JONES NEWS TICKER- * / g TRANSJ.UX PROJECTOR ' ' , 1 . g ULTRONtC STOCK MASTER You’re cordially invited to come in soon and look us ovef. Aojuaipt yourself With our nuutyup*tosthe*tninute > fpgliitiao, comprehensive services JiikI helpful, fHendly ' Jpenonnk Office hours are 9 #5 Monday through Fridayv 9 to |2 Saturday, evenings by appointment. ■ WATLING, LERCHEN & CO. Wmm a:. .. w * a,, va aw e w c vr ill M c c MEMBERS HER YORK STOCK EXCMkHSE 2 North Saginaw Street, Pontiae, Michigan * Phone# FE-2-9274-Detroit • Ann Arbor • Birmingham * Dearborn, • Jtmkion Pontiac A Port fturon Warrin • New York m AN INAPBRUATg LBTTIR OP Public StKnographsr tot Aonliog Itgto Rank Bldg. pb Mini '^vsinfAWNjp-KfflriiKviti Tn ynurnomg. Pi * _ MICHIOAN CUSOIT COUNSILORS n PQNTIM SI (Tlargad Budgal llw'j «l hlmmo ftmlfiurk mhius, NEED WOMAN ROWER » Pnr cummor vara lion raplaqamanlc MANPOWER foy bff Vour ,|Ql« ’ , ' iWllliaol a loan * , : Rgynwnli low a* els woak Prcnci your joe ond orodli Homo or Onioo Apoolnfmantc . city Adluitmenl Service ill w, Huron PI Mni L icon cad ond Bpndad by iloio —HOX HKPIJEH- At II a. m, today ] them wore replloi at I The Preai Office bi the j following boxes: II, 20, 21, M, 41, M, •1,71,14, 01, 03, N, 00, 104, llli . Funorol Dlrocter* COATS' ' PUNRRAL HOMI DRAYTON PLAlNl OR WO Cl, GdOHARDt PUNIIAL HOMI , Ktogo Harbor, Ph, Mt^OO . D. E. Pursley PUNRRAL HOMB OO^ELSbN-jOHNS PUNRRAL HOMB , ___"DaH|{gfi*d tor PuMrolc" HUNTCXDN to OaklMHl'Ava. ~ PB I4IIC spaRkS-gri^in PUNBRAL HOMB 'Thoughtful lorvlco'' PI MM1 ■ “ VOORHEES-SIPLE, PUNBRAL. HOMB ' PI 1-M7I Cemotory lot* 44 camtiory, block 1 IIaOtiPul LdT, WilL, ttiVIBlL ■Porry Mount Park Camatory -Phonic P144ISI aftor 0 o.m. ANTf GIRL C WOMAN NlEblNO . ______ jdwlsar, phone PB >iia Micro s p.m., or H no on-cwor, con PB 1-0734. ConlWantwl. bTHTf vleXf B‘WPPuas, 'too Manomlnaa. PB t-7101. (STANilipfirfHi bATii jUlV 0, 1144, I will not bo rocponcibto tor any dablt conirocted under the buclMtc n a m a gt DRAYTON PLAINS OARAOB. Kannath WIM ling, qif pixto Hwy., Drayton Plalnc, Michigan. tirt aaJ tawii ~"S LOST: lO-MONTH OLD MALI OEO-man tMpard, gray with Mack back, loci in vicinity of Rom Cantor ‘and Clyd*. Michigan, AncWarc to ham* of Tarry, reward. MB WW, LOST: ILACK AND TAN GERMAN ShapMrd, roward, EL 4-1114 or MA’IdMig,1 LOST: '"iCA'iRN1 TIRRltfUf/ olIV, gc.. AniwOrc.1 'to Raflias, 4M-14C4, Pit, light ' brown spayed tomato dog similar to Pox xTorrlor cut —liVlR AND WHITI PE-male English Polntor, In WUIIomc., Loka vtolnlly. OR 3-W4, A lost or stolIn, RIKI, PROM NortMm High, Oold-Murray wiid-eat. Roword. PI 4-S174. /, LfikYi W H i t.4 . TiPKiJfti. RE- RIERl J __________ _____... 4S3-»44. Los+i; wHiirl, rr6wn;;a-N 0 takIn from our yard on perry If., Frl. afternoon, blond ytockor spaniel. HO to III 4nd under N'WITH CAR, PULL OR PART I Dai* Ranch, ' Kingston, culate i Waterford Twp. raCall petition colt OR >4151 or OR 3-1587. , / iIMi'i'M'i I4il,glwll''i ■ I REAL ESTATE SALES PEOPLi. Men or women for n*w and used horn**. Will tiriin. coll 473-1173. i men wh6 4iHcIrsly ‘WXRt eacory. PB 04717 3-7 p.m. k-1 MECHANIC pdR VOLUME SlR-mlngham dealer, lop phy plan, . finest hospital plan and Ufa Insurance, paid vacation, plenty of work and opportunity, Mr. Lond, “I 4-3M0. AGENTS- AGES 21 tt POSITION, rueii tun, NECESSARY. POTENTIAL ylAl $7,000 BENEFITS, COLLECTORS 45, PERMANENT NO EXPERIENCE . WE ixxin i TUU. EARNINGS, FIRST OR MORfl. FRINGE GOOD CAR NBCffe F>OTBURY — FE I TO lY NOON. , NATIONAL COMPANY WANTS young man, 21 to 14, to troln tor credit and bookkeeping position,/ ior, 682-1110: »:30 Coll Mr. ARC WELDERS Structural Steel Lay-Out Men PAID VACATIONS AND HOLIDAYS, GROUP INStliiNCC PARAGON BRIDGE . and STEEL CO. 44000 GRAND RIVER NOVt./MICHIQAN ‘ ARE YpO 22-35 YEARS? Want q Job With A Future Are YOU tired of working nights? DO you live In Pontiac or In vl-dnity? Want good earning*.. plus Mcurity-~tnen we have, a real money making retail route open —due to company promotion. Good • prospects lor MywtoHnMM. FRIDAY, JuLy 10th FROM 2 ....... TP 7 JAm: MARX THIS YOUR ■LwKYnTOtDAY, AUTO DEALERSHIP SERVICE MANAGER For Pontiac area, new car d*< ship. Excellent opportunity right man.. Top pay plus big centive plan. Must be able handle Factory claims, M f glaM lance. IM Mr. kuddington, John ■ McAulWe Ford, 630 Oakland Ave. AUTO PARTS BOY TO, DELIVER 8. MalB; Northullle, „ ..... class, ExPeri- wegas. ORj XWM. 2527 V M Help Wantorf Mala ml _ AOte#RfCKiR;“'plyER and light mochonjo with tools. Also KEEGO PONTIAC SALES ITKMINOFAM AUTOMOBILE daalar has position often lor g tog si ngjih ‘ outemebilg lalacmin, monthyty nifimgg, trio gtmgm . Writer, gxsflwflt.working..somlh ifoni, neipljal and are I at floor lima, parjancad men, liui if i In arrange appolnlmanl, l^llONb, PATNTr: ?Utg*J0dy*^/*rvi6e, 8, Phoag pi 44M7, lily m TO ahtplqymint, Apply in parcoh un,if. Pfanri Roctouront, Orchard Lake Ro.i Kaogo Hariwr, NO TlMI ""11 im voorhalc Road, SIRffftWANT IB,' ”MU If.'WdRX spill mill, own Irpnsporiotlon, Apply In porjon, Rotunda country Inn. WO Pino Loka Rood, ~ Ifan You Uie $7,000? ” 1 Penlloe area roulm npen, Rood. nrotajhad royljM I morrioi id man to jwtod "jmrirdiMrft j«iiK mmt* CHIF #ira^d06s ACL AR0UN5 background, aWM, lobctor, die, .Pull lima, innu term anwloymanl, lop MWry, wrlla Ponllac Pr— COLLECTION MAN lyinii ........ ..... .. McgiMW; workmu condiiM wfa/ ,hifllonB - , * ' First National Credit Bureau Inc, 1-W44 COOK, BROILER WORK AND GEN trot cooking, vino inn, my Mto). "TfTPl.T ■ PRIVATE POLICB Appiioiions are Ming tokon tor to¥ and port time, 40-55 years of Poet give aaa, axparianei, oft. In ■^1,14 par, hour to start. x4fr, Electrical Designer Must bo fdnilllor with conveyor controls. C0II141-4123. ■ 'iLiCTROLUX Needs men far mIm end. aorvlco, 1»7 illiabath Laka Rd. Ponllac. ■NGINBBRINO DIPARTMBNT OPINING Good dialling abllliy a*-/rH.kH.,hc«noo.«rMuato,'.M Elaclrlc Daparlmenl opening. Poet experience In atactrleal work Mlp-4u|, mechanical ability nacaccarv, Ain.to to 35. Itoady iXPfKilNClB”LAtHi ANDMijLL operators, Gemco Electric Co., KtoO N, Crooks,'Rd„ Clawson., iXPER liNCRO RADIO 1189181 bench man, muel know taperecord changers, steady 0 vacation, IW- day w EXPERIENCED SHEET METAL MAN aircraft and Must 6. __ ...... plats from blueprint, , MWRRGORUMFOp4W' nr. m nym mvn. 031747 affir 4:30 p.m. FURNACI: INSIAII.I-US AND EX-parloncod air-conditioning tort, - Detroit 112-UN 1-74 FOiNifURi^’lTORB "Oil sa h! ¥1 qiNlRAL HANDYMAfT * WORK to Pontiac iPrase Box *?. 01 N B R A rMTCHANIC, 3-CAR dealership. Banaflts. Experience necessary.. Ask tor Marla, OA WMI. r' •:1 SllLL MAN, cW6~waS«;'Hb4-BHjnjxiragn, i---- ---- mull hava breaktost axparlanca. Apply at Big Boy Drlva-ln, Telegraph at Huron SI. OT Dixie Hwy. Local Man To Mancfge New Tire Business Large Michigan t i re corporation handl I n g major brand tires desires focal man to manage new tire business in Pontiac area. (I) will pay salary bai on ability and axoarianca (2) Liberal Bonus plan ,![ ______ >-----...ii. I Insurance, Mspltalliatlon Ail Replies Will Be Confidential) Apply to '■/ PONTIAC PRESS BOX ?6 HaH6Vman to repair houses yReea. Reply Pontiac Pret»Box S4. niE"jf«,«Fi>scji5SKi Rons In reply to/Ponttac Prase Box IIP, z j FOR 5 QUALI-r weak guaran- Blue.Cross -ins. , opportunity tor ad- vancampnt. Call OR 3 **" I HAVR OPEhMNGS teed after training. 1 -T -- — mlted oppor MAINTENANCE WELDER Larga gravel -plant northwest Detroit ar— —*---- tt||tos BUB „ none* welder — wrlght, experienced and repair at conveyors, vibrating '——svy machines. Apply' In 1 Dlx Ave., Detroit. MALE HELP To work -With a large electrical manufacturer, $400 a month. If Mtoetod, t h o aa. man will, start Working Immodlately. For Intorma- ice, OR 3-0922, 5 aaa our au» m thesa columns, MANAGER P O R .ESTABUSHiD , retail hardware. start, shopping " cantor In North Matropolltan area. Reply giving pertinent personal facta, previous work experience, ■ alary requirements, Pontiac Praaa Box 70. AAAN FOR MEAT COUNTER AND mite. FE 8-4812 after 6 p.m. MARRlib MAN FOR FARM. MUST be abto to operate milking machines. ...___ WITH. SMALL n farm, nd milking, must' taiiMd farmer. »7D Raid-■ - -Th of Pontiac. MECHANIC. PONTIAC, BUICK IX. parlance. Excellent pay Mg oaMfns. ■ “*-■ 1.... Moving jgpgggtogP Hdina this fall. Apply In parson. allon-Pontlac-BuIck, Rochester., MEN STEADY WORK! , No layoRt, no experience t sary. 3 character retori Help Wanted Mall 6 iissils NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY ' Assured 1100 peV weak ^ P#rm§fl4ftt^Pflrt*Timo -i or Surnmir vyork ‘ TaMhars, m a r r l a d tludants and WhpjayM' mirrisd (n*n our bail proipeeli| ^jar -c—_■---------_ r, Bryan, OR Mili To ___interview,____ POT TOJHBR TOR - NlGHf^CLUl „ —u -lip 'i|,Tioo^er »rk, v»ii ienl, esk h 1 eppdlhi- PRESSER Raul blule Stiliiitian Men or #omrn with lieeiiie lo sell new and used hamei, eomalefed ~ mmr~~ «•;{ i trainee Bfafeielbnerseles-nian, Man tefeeled will ae ’ lubfeetra to a ggneanireted reel jptHww toward seiflna will, pa »ent to me Oenrrei Molars Salas Training School, salary, profit sharing, dem , gnstrijer furnished, gewjine furnished, life insurance, Blue crass and jajd vaiallen win be etteetive from the ineea-tion df training program, ma guklincanans era not simple. grei den n t embitlaui, eg- a product, of hard work, hontoty end integrity with a aresenleble eppeerance, end friend y personellly ere ebig-iute neeeeiftim, Some Type ot leueceesfoi retell selling experience Is desirable but net l dealership ottorinp this ler,- Michigan; interested jp» • all cent! should see Mr. Jon shellon at Shelton Pent toe-Buick. 223 Main Sf» Roches- ; ter, Michlgen. I E R VTcl MAhiXoift" IXhlft f •need In dtllvering, Inslalling end •ervlclng all moke ol Appliances, Must be able to provide references, and be over as.,Salary T1”' "— ■ to emi locrpeniiec ■Bi^g^gH IkRVlCI STATION' ATTRNDANT full time, experienced. Mel's Mobil, Telegraph at Long Lake Road. service STATION5 attINOant ■■ H . .TJ torvke 28055 Wlxpm fid. wixom, fi »-«842. tWf p p l¥o AUB' IbcBwtNa clerk, must be high -school gred- Supply, 12 1 Mill, Pontiac, Between f end 5. 1 • Tll'N’A’Gfh'OY WAnTid ribh Phene MA 4-1135. ~ , tiffl” WlStSilli”KWt bi ex-pertenced.' Farmington area, GR 4-4124. . "TWO MEN-EVENINGS your capabffltiu In i opporiunlilas. For FE 2^471 Exacumatrlcs, 204. Rlktr Building. WAffffD OUSK?" YOUN"S“MEN. can 712-3047. esk tor Chuck. WANTI‘C)r3”MeN THAT DBS ft> and think they , have the ability to oparata their k"*1"*** ■j. IVHfV „.... Business, Call 673-1241 tor Interview. ' _, wanTSd”- man for counter ■ sales work In lumbar yira. Must kpow. lumber. Apply 7740 Cooley j Laka Road, Union .Lotto. _ WANTED REAL LIVE-WIRE RBAL Eslala Salesman, axaarlancad with proven ability. Flanty of laads furnished. APPLY ALBERT- J. RHODES, BROKER. 251 W, WAL- WANTED' ROUGH CARPENTER Hf— taf 2 bedroom homs and ga- ■ “ lob," or'sm.... ..... Material o.. ........ WAREHOUSE AND STOCK MAN ■ worker, plaas*. * ... JUP-_____Cantor, 2585* Orchard Laka Rd.. I>*n^l^d* ______SmmS. YOUNG AAAN INTBRESTEb^JN .building trade. Must have transportation. OL 1-8255 sltor 4 p.m. mEchaN- YOUNG MARRIED icaiiy inclined: tor sawing machine wcatsary as we .win Tram. ___ opportunity for advancement,. CPU Mr, Richmen, FE 4-450., Help Wanted Femal* 7 1 Woman-T8-2S Permanent Position Typing 40-70, si ..| ; intorvlaws Thursday, f -*-i i and i-4 ONLY 14 S- can 2FUJL.L Country I WAITRESSES. Town . /TatottralH AN EXCfeLLlNt SECRB'TARV needed In Orthodontist'# office. Apply 4441 S. Telegraph et Sji.m. representative 6r real desire to earh money. Free clothing lamples, no collecting, no delivery. Writ* box 25, Beeline Fashions, Garden City, Michigan, BABY SITTER LIVE IN, ends-off. OR 3-1102. BABY SlYTER TO LIvSbilN f SITTER WANTED T experience. gPPSRgff..IgP marital status, to Pontiac Press Box 82. (iANwAiTNEssES-qRiLlcSbkJ, 18 or over. Apply A8.W Drlve-ln. 791 Baldwin. : CLEK'iL F'di DRUGSTORE, OVER I Wanted Female Instruction* Ichdoli DRAPERY WORK ROOM NCRDI DRUG STORE WANTh FIJI,I OR part lima woman, mCis) aa »»« pariancail, Union’ Uk# Drug, I0M , Caalay Ink* Rd. IfM 0-4114,' , EXFteRlENCED RISH WASHER TO work In Rlrmlngham area. Call Ml 6-4|M, No call# attar s p.m,. EXPERIENCED N UR SB S' AIDE: IlffllilMd i'well!* Mto Sw ,:Mil nd,, RIPIK ilisifi¥7 Pf iiFijffflD ti part tpa, Apply rwjHwi' Par-, sonnal Office, fiiojl, Ith floor- - ViTp V'Vlt Nr IB*' "Tlrf* jihnna dirl, Rleaianl offles con-I gilKUi*, Miary pigs cymmlsiloni. KofSiMl^iWAiHiiLwAWf ad,. Apply In harign. Town ’A Country Din, 1757 I, lalagraph Rd,, RUi.l« TIME RAR MAID' WANTED,- wunfry mqt_T7l7n». Talagraph (i|R| EXPERIENCED IN AUTO <: or fire miuranef poiny rating and writing, Cali OL 5-7741, aiJr'P RlDAy^PRBP^rlN^J' ip. coDK AND785MM 'couN'i-r work, no Sundays jr Monday#, , Alrilt Lunch, » it Pika St, GUARANTIED BAiy liTTBR TO1 LIVE IN. GEN-•ral housework. UL 2-5077. BABY SITTER, DRAYTON PLAINS area: afternoons .3:30 to 1:30.'OR BAR AND FOOD WAITRESS, Union Lake area, EM 3-9112. ■OQKkRKPING AND GENERAL B.DOK:KilPER-TYPIST estate or Insurance expert-...» helpful ’but not necessary. Reply In town handwriting glylng 18, g387 Orchard Laka Road. Ref- mlngham Cleaners, 1253 . ward, Ml *4420. . - CUSb'-aWCs and kiteNeN DOG AND SUDS DRIVE-IN, 7670 • Highland Road. 473-9942. Curb .girl* . wanted. 18 and over,. full time, under 18 part-time. Top pay plus DOMESTIC HELP.. LIVE IN OR commute. Separate quarters. EM , DOMESTIC HOUSEKEEPER, LIVE Igauty Islon, MHsa. "llOUSEKBERENEOR SUMMER .months, 17 or oldar, live In 4SI* HDuiWNfiAlK, GffDlTALAIN cook, no laundry, experienced, live In, private room, TV, 131, 4811450. HOUSfkBEPER TO LIVE IN, MAT have children, more tor name them wages, full charge gf house, no dflnklng,uiJ:Mi4, HDilhtKt-i-pEP WANTSFj,""l l ,V*f j, 441-47 LADyI I Pan hSDTEL ROOMS LADiTs Full 6ft PART Tto repreaenl Sarah Coventry, vestment, ne delivery, cell MA 4-1117, : ' ilSiNtlD PRACTICAL* PON Pil- lion, Nurses Exchange, 145 Stale 81, PB 2-5492, L191-IN MAiD - POP MOTHER and IWo school children, Good salary, Must have checkable references, Bloomfield Hills. Reply Pen-wiiac,Press Bex lot, _ MEOiCAl. A5SI»TANT AGE^to, to Pmllae'Press Rax'eiT NATtONiAiT" CONCERN ""DrsiVEb. girl tor branch gparallons, lypfttg .............. P(T 4-2577 tor ap- rt/SWtfSr'PDXiS FOR iOSY ggnarpT, pradtlonars. ollice, State , quallllcallons, experience, end age, Reply to Pjontlec Press Rax 114,, Rial Estate Salesman i/henFvcir men. with, license to i new and used names, cem-itad model to show, member of i ™ i... . ite SCHRAM, do houiework, must . Private bath ani TV. RluAiLE"w6iWN"Yb"8AW"P68 MOTHERLESS HOME. PB M874. 8 alIf*o irl '69¥ff ‘if6"T5frPAIT lima work In ' Bakery, Apply la parson a.m. only. 4550 sTlIiabalh SECRETARY FOR LARGE P R O T-•slant Church, accuracy and atton, lion to detail essential. Vacation, Jr I n g a Mnatlts, 5 days, Sand raspma to Pontiae Prase Box No, TOY DEMONSTR/rfdRSt name brand toys, Catalogues a substantial gamings. Season bag . Aug. 1. Call OR 3-054*. , ’ HOME PARTIES INC. waItreISIsP'd A y orntg h t an?^llver Lake Road.'__________ WAITRESS, ExPI'R IBNCE NO nacassary. Call MA 5-7551. A«k Ii wATf Rlss" Wllf “ITTiTAT clean. Apply. attar 6, Huron Lpunga.'MB w.-iliubaiti.; 92-9857. WOMAN TO CLEAN 3 DAYS A weak, must hay# car, rafarancas. si.15 bar hour and transportation. Ml 4-9347, , wOmaN to 1:L'¥an xn6TTR6n ratmad 'couple; no children,,. beautiful' ir roundings, top ■ transportation. Cal). between 9 ________________p, m„ 5394W00. WOMAN TO KEEP HOUSE AND Baby sit. Will •ccepf-'j child, more c— than wages, 338-4993, wholewle business, i children, 'own car. Oakland ike vicinity. OR 3-4414 alter WOMAN, FOR_SMALL GROCERY.. Help Wanted BLOOD DONORS URGENTLY NEEDED $4 FOR REPEAT Q POSITIVES AND ,A POSITIVES DETROIT BLOOD SERVICE 16 S. cess (9 a.m. -A p.m,) FE 4-9947 church pianiST wanTEO, COUPLE, DOMESTIC. LIVE iN. AT-tractive 2-room . apt. with bath. Uniforms provided. Cooking, housework, laundry' and pressing, -serving table. All auto, appliances. For a. pvt. family of 3. $500 par mo. Call 444-26)4. kitchEn help WANTED. Apply USHERS, CONCESSION STAND. AP-ply at Miracle Mila, 2103 S. Tale-graph ftd„ Pontiac Drlva-ln, 2345 Dixie Hwy. between " — Sales Help, Male-Female 8-A BRAND NEW CALIFORNIA COS-metlc Co. with exciting Ideas. Commission basis. Ground floor , op-porfunity. Phone 332-3945, ' . real estaTe Sales peoprE . ... AVON TOWNSHIP AREA, WILL TRAIN AMBITIOUS PERSON WITH SALES EXPERIENCE. CALL FOR APPOINTMENT, NIX REALTY — UL. MIST or UL 2-5375. _ ___’ Employment Agencies EVELYN EDWARDS Instractions-Schools diesel.engine mechanics Factory, training available f.T.S, .■ 17*81 -James Couxeps... ... . ___time. Phan* N FE 2^053 between 8 f, T*piKr ’■Mil ibm training » lftMi fttysunchf 1 iMiwt wiflnq, M SYSTEMS jNSTITUTp. —__________ SPM! - niESEL TRUCK DRIVER training whiwl- frylk, IM33 liver- WANTiDITRAINIISI jew Training* Program May 4 .Study St *Bhofll el horn* if)t #4% MAKttio DISIGN y AUTO NfftHHf AIR You 01 MCHANIcV “Yf RAHt Work Wanted Mai* CARPENTER NEEDS WORK COCKTAIL PIANIST "S^ORGANIST ii iiDiny, iXDiri»ne«cl< '’•filliftli* Cill 9M1799. COLLEGE STUDENT WANTS SUM |ah, axpirlnip-1 - -•«>”» -"“L I lanor, Gnoi) rafarancas EXPERT INTERIOR Ah tarlar painting. Rasi, OR 9 LIGHT Haul is j, hand Digging, - pb s-assfe ' odd j"dl»,'~rTRUCK " HALFlTHff, yard work, window and wall wash, fnq sir, No lob Tao small, UL 1-4941 parting, exeel^ent WORK YOUNG^MAN DlIiRirWORK OR nu|)G Work Wanted Female 12 I WOMRN WANT WALL WASHING and houwiclaanin#. 4S1-4S43, ChTLd 'CaRI I OR i, CHlLbKIH, Cibanino and wall washing. ™ MMttS or 4SM534 l A6srra’Do”'iAiV itttihsiti hMlfhi Him i -- » "FKACYIWi^'Hujj^ll^ AVATCsEl wXHTTTmIY AiVYIAt ' Call 4Wj51S WOMAif'DfiriiirDAYlA/Dlirtf, toaniMrfarren ! —'* — F8 4130S, to rStoranca.' lalldlqg HryjgR-lappIlRji 13 CONCRETE SEA WALLS, DRIVE-ways. AM olhtr topis masonry. Culler Contracting, EM 3-43)0. ", firolrcf BUILDING PRODUCTS CO. ■UILDERS SUMLIES , AND STRUCTURAL STEEL CINDIR AND CONCRETE BLOCK TRANSIT MIX CONCRETi 1991 PONTIAC DRIVE, PONTIAC PE 4-9511 Business Service 15 ELECTRIC MOTOR SIRVIcl-RR-pairing and rewinding. 211 R, Pika: Phona PI 4-3951. fiLWkiSMff' AHPWIIfflB IIW* les, iKrslsrlsl — dask , space, Dressmaking & Tailoring 17 DRESSMAKING, TAILORING AND sitsrallons. Mrs. Oodell. FE 4W053. remodeling, Tailoring and lur work. Edna Warner. Ft 5-2531. 18-A COMPLETE LAWN SERVICE PAN'S LANDSCAPE , 343-2811 LAWNS M6wfb‘, WEEDS COT _____Free tillmalts, 332-1359 SEBOiNG AND GRADING t6F loll,. OR Wiki-______' ' Garden Plowing 18-B I HOUR. Convalejiclnt-Nurilng ffhiHTN'os..aT PONTiAd".....L'Akl Nursing Homs. 473-5142. Moving and Tracking 22 1-A MOVING SERVICE, REASON-able rates, FE 5-3458, FE 2-2909. aa Moving, careful Loto Total. Equipped. UL 2-3999, 428-3518 '"lob's Van Service • MOVING AND STORAGE REASONABLE RATES Complete insurance LIGHT HAUL I N G, EaSEmEnTS and garages cleaned. FE 3-9105,' days.Bvanlngs, FE 5-8754, Painting & Decorating 23 ... PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING THOMPSON FE ERNIE'S 'SERVICE - PAINTING, rtmodtling. 662*41 * Una'and remodellno- 682^4132. R T faintino dbCDrat- ir removing, OR MS54, ’ GRIFFIS BROTHERS Commercial i- Residential Painting and Decorating, OR 3-0049 PAINTING AND DECORATING PAINTING, PAPERING, WALL WASHING, MINOR REPAIRS. -REASONABLE PRICES. FE 5-2402 3, WALL paperhanging-painting plas- ‘er repairing. 482-4749-Fp 2-2679. j SB f X N-T , Teievision-kadio Service * 24 HAVE YOUR Transportation ~ 25 - CALIFORNIA DRIVE-AWAY Planning to go wait? Drive one of put sharp late modal cars. Wa win AA & M MOTOR -SALES 2*27 DIxle Hwy. OR. 4-0308 f=REE TRANSPORTATION TO CAL-ifornla tor driving. OR 3-0754. MAN TO SHARE fXPfNSfS driving to California. Leave any time. QR 3-9,038 call alter 4 p.m. 2-7425. INSURANCE. OR 3-4847 or MBIresa 7-5195. AUCTION. 478-2523. ring: computer pro-i week courses. Free aetvice. -Net -money . WONjAN’ > GENERAL INSTITUTE’ 2»i5 Woodwatd ' - Famdato. ■ CALL COLLECf' *'({l 543-9737 ) , W; Wanted t# Btlll l> flarkston. Uli #11"WH {fitter 4iH 4 OR 5186m MOYhEB AND ia^YiAR-DLD ION want furnlihad epartman? In itgffh and, Qulat, |RM shfftftor, tin |ay ^monm ^ witob'a. jltRlv ■ mothfp witi r “i - DkilBiIin »nl. 4112'I# jgMP~TwyiL-, imiHiiia wltljiifi n mil laaias with sonority tleposlls, Ally lyMiroan iooatlnn', Mr, Plnskl, 6M- WAlllh'l): llnltolllo I- OII . laachars and -Jhalr Jamlllaa, a (hmmu and hausss;, jurnuhaii s t"a'n' ob "of wX'i'torcl atlabia beginning Sent, ■u Sem, I. Call OR 44444, flora khwls Housing Ulaf. wXHTBDjlitY‘ ling' i IM ■ raaienaa.-.______ whitk FAmvrffiimii '"i-its; 7097*1 house, hay* 1 schoahaga riuldran, Pi l-5(Ma. . __ Young woman with Y ’itfA'E chilflr«n iirowjly.naaas S-btdioei ____ncaifmir skara living Gvirtirs ~il Wanted Rail ittato- #6 TQ 50 Drtjunti need tor imnwdlato salai Warren SfouL Realtor ISO N, Opdyke Rd. ^ FR S4145 mul'.plMiVi1^ .rrvicr ALLtASH If Commercial Property-*Cash ’ larlmont buildings, stern, at MICHAEL'S REALtY CALL 333-7855 CASH" 1 HOURS Baaito. LAND DONTRACTJ - HOMES , EQUITIES WRIGHT »2 OAKLAND AVE. PB S4I41 GET RESULf $ WE NEED llsllngi. Call us today lor quick r*‘* *“* '— I M's real astato,,) DON WHITE, INC. 2191 Dixie Hwy. Phon* 674-0494 DiTiNGT wa’nWD. RUyIKs WAITING. HACtUfTT REALTY, 7750 COOLEY LAKE ROAD, EM 3-6701 or EM >7700, riiioiOiToNCi' 'LjiYINdl|6H houses In Ponllac i d surrounding CLARENCE RIDGEWAY BBALTOR 228 W. WALTON „ 338-4084 MULTIPLE LUTING SERVICE REALTOR PARTRIDGE »ll THE BlffD TO SEE'1 iiu~Ti»A6r oS buy -' 6ACL George Blair lor quick roiulta. OR »17IH. WANTID: AUGUST 1ST. 1- 6ft 1-bedroom year around house on lake near Ponllac. Lease 1 year. Raas-onable. 473-9516, «TirtT5i 3 ■ bEdr66M WITH FULL BASEMENT, LTOjLACRBS PAUL JONES REALTY FE 4-1550 wante6- "'X'cWKXGI'. MICHAEL'S REALTY. 333-7555. , . Want to sell? GIVE US A TRY PROSPECTS GALORE JAMES A. TAYLOR, Realtor 7732 Highland Rd, (M59-) OR 4-0304 : Apartments-Furnished 37 1-ROOM AND KITCHEN, LADY, SI2. .. F B_2-0443. 2"rOOM“Tp"aRTMENT FOR MAN". 29 E, Howard. „OA 6-2094. 2 rooms, w5rkTng~7C'6DPUe, 2 ROOM UPPER, SINGLE,'SOBEtt . a, rooms, bath, utiuTiIs. Child.' 109 williams. FE 84744. nioWi, 6 011T MUfill........Gk working lady, Fi S-2884,______ 1 r66mS and IXfH. fiAEV WtfL- • come. 120 par week with ISO deposit. inquire .273 Beldwln Avenue. Call 338-4054. 2-ROOM LOWER, PRIVATE, ih S. PE 2-9434, 2 ROOMS,, PRIVATE ENTRANCE ll .Orval Gldcumb, 673-' • RADIO AND TELEVISION REPAIR WORK DONE WHILE YOU SHOP Trained Service Man, Reasonable price#. Fraa Tuba Taattog. Montgomery' Ward Pontiae Mall ROOMS. , rath; clian, vat*: modern, couple only., FE #•<032 after 4 p.m. 3 ROOMS and bath, 6HiL6 wIL-come. $20 par Week with SS0 deposit. inquire 273 Baldwin Ave, Can 338-4054, ' 3 ROOMS AND BATH, KlttST floor, couple only, 125 par weak, S25 daposlt, FE 2-4344, Frooms NEAR PON+fAC lA6t6K Inquire 2335 Dixie Highway. 3 • ro6m, ‘pRiVAfl EntHaHCI and batn. 184 Mf. Clemens. FE I Nici ROOMS AND DYtTl-lie#, 4 Liberty. FE 4-4484. . : f ROOMS AND BATH, M60'6ftN, _______ .... 75 Bsliavua: La. Orion, MY 3-4031, lake privileges, 4 ROOMS AND BATH, BABY wEL-come. $32.50 per week With *50 . deposit. Inquire 273 Beldwln Ave.. EFFICIENCY FURNISHEto APART-ment, very - nicer private gntranc# and carport. FE 8-3551. EFFICIENCY AND 3-R06M JittARV- : manta, Pontiac Lak* front, all utilities Included. $20. to 125, Mra. Lllay, 8180 Highland, 4i73-1190. MIXED NEIGHBORHOOD, 2- R06M -ment, nicely furnished, flrepuiic*, carpeting. Suitable for 3 men. S40 weakly. Off street parking . 334-3819 Apartments-Unfurnished 38 . ... .. ........ nfthanca at 20 par cant savings. Other Insurance to 15 per cent In' A-plus companies. K. G. Hempstead, Reeltor, 185 Elizabeth Lake Roed, FE #,8284 Wanted Household Good* 29 AUCTION SALE EVERY SATUR-I day at Blua Bird Auction. Wa'll buy fumltura, toots and appliances. * —■4 *- ----- - 5195- CASH FOR FURNITURE ANb AP-pliances. 1 - piece' or houseful. Pearson't. FE 4-7881. __________ . COMMUNITY LET US SELL WHAT YOU HAVE we WMI Pay cash. Halt's-Auction. " MY 3-1871, MY 34141. '" WANTEdl: GAS AND ELECYrTC stoves. Highest prices LITTLE ~ JOES BAROAIN HOUSE. FE C-9898. «iWn«ed Mycallaneous 30 I METAL TURNING LATHE aJNOm " ' drlll press. FE 4-1816. MA 4-9856. ' USED OFFICE FURNITURE, FILES' 1 BEDROOM BASEMENT APART-ment In .Pontiac, completely remodeled, new bath, kitchen cabinets, floors, walls and calling: utilities-furnished. $87.50. Call MA COUPLE WaNTS TO RENT 2-BED-. room unfurnished house In Kaago ' Harbor, Orchard Lk„ Walled Lk. MIXED rtfrlgarator fumishgd. I bath,: utilities furnished. FE ___________ FB-S-49U "THE FONTAINEBLEAU Witif-ments — Luxury units with swimming pool and shuffle boqrd, 1125 995 N. Cass Lakeikoad fgt, 8JPW . TROY, FOUR-RObiyi HbuiS, AN6 ilm, fe94153. , ' -■ uppeX s ROO/vis, enwr-A^ ’• - ‘ -' A- Pr*; ■ Rauf Hwm, Furoiskod • jit 1 Raoail V EkARKSTON AURA * _——----------fli,, HJffl. 41.. ,. „ | Raaf floras Rant Hwm, tHfurnialiad 40 7«s MW * I fiwfal l\41 j fob Nboibi ACKWO I 8-||DROOI ■■ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, ,Tl!LY 0t 1904 4tij MARMADIJKB ; • By Andtrton A 1,timing SrIb House* liORfieUli ’ URGE KltCNRN, ’“■* ■ m jm '■*——1 lot,;^vatlFfsrd fbv 'iSS^SMir %I WRWr'f¥a U‘Y I F U l!, MOORR'lil i nip. vn-t-wm, i ***". 52* N#™ MWmmMAmikW.fM i*ipo6iy>iper <• ; ^ tHRMPriaSPam WMW* 5 o c* 2! ' 1 \ “ “ “ I». • 1 ■•*••.• v “ 7 ~ " “ • kAfew mwwri *n!IB*Mto it 3? A Hint Office Spite ' 47 ““ VBPBROOM cineeknn,' off after I g,m, f M I ’ fpfWtIN I fall aM Vi [y Ili Pi iI i fwvyn » arm a p slMOBT’ NflM flNAlB HOMI liy nerih Ppnfiat near, Fliher Body he*7 A lilt' '•aBLgvMp 1 , iWlwMlin *■' " "' l CmIJM RtllMat Munnga, ■ PLAtTLfY REALTY jMAU,. ©gPieMrs M0D1RN F-anfliliagW bulgm), ffi > Bir j^|him f| JAglMF' ,Mcvm -and f 9148. I ilMMPAf i 2 Home*, $ 1,000 Down ■ I. iJtiff in ineomi on ■tIAxlltj)' I iNBii l'1'*' te»9S, PRICR ONLY 119,1 , Stilwfll & Thiliin ‘p*; i JOr Mylhi!' :.....0U.jJ!f w ^OOL SUflA, IN n°z Lilli* R. Tripp, Realtor t 5)141 *"( WypnT*W* rSf! 7-3)71m OWNT6WN Hi ABKSTON AM. IjR RWWfc SWltibl! for' fW.ll SfACB roe jfRAlR P| «pwi ylsr orrhaid take no - . I 'lIORMMi " IMISH Yypr jaio nrivliMfil. ^971 Lonivjjjrlh, • MB/lty, for IIBM eirolwn. IW Wf rtmiiiir11 1 ■ ^ipR60M PANCH,Jj’£AR^ At bedroom, nIwl ad. lama lot, OA I i. yyiiion. biedRAi. ■ton, A MILFORD, bedroom, basement Av.iI.Ma July If, I RAY O'NEIL, Rfoltor mooirn brick i Rent Suiinati Property 47-A ! L IM 3 00i« i 30,ro MOOIRN lUltpINO IN THB Dint Lake Cittagee 41; HOUIIKRIPINO CABINS, 199 ‘PIR I wmS, Arlvtl. l*Ki> i.f« bo.on. I : ( amp inu« MePMIy RMOTTi Or i tenyfili, , r • I . i or Offttci - |Q?j r ®mti8RW1ISW. Mftra is: i .... '1 t.MtS or MR H)I0 By Bit vMi' only''SR' ’ $■ lifliflor J tltiSRAPR NIAR 1AAPtlV'!if0r f AN, , ■ •; ■ ! My fi, H»*fi Air eonuiilonlne, ote, | ' ' ' « i M9I r.ligraph, Ml AtlW •* “Mj Rent Room. ' f 411 ... Sale Niuiee 49 IWmI 'TnornimT 1 . ,,. HAYDEN,, REALTOR BM 9490« l0Hl F"-pop pnmn ■ BfeDMOOM, BEOROOM MAMI, ATTACHID aaraao, 97,700, IP on , .Judah1 * »k7«itafiii,i I NJI.Mli, BIDROOM cARPRT, OA! HRAT Miom.nl, •*«' , fioe 66M RA(|CH fVpf Ifbli I Sol* Howiei OrloH. MY 31171. .* '■ LAROk BRDR60M9, 90 PY.' fAi-patarl living roam, mi furnace -7— i v-*^— LBB’ MtoOkl. STRAITS UKR PRIV (MMc Prwm Motn. |Mt r«mi hM|.^rA79Aiiw"r Mixed Neighbodhood 3 BEDROOMS TRIIEVELS RANG If S ^as no WITH .11,MS OOWN AfTRRNOONI 14 moo e i t opin HHMI », , AND IUNDA° WfSTOWN, REALTY „*o Irwin off iMf live. Pi Mtii RW«rneofti~t.( Waff gyp, MODEL Stir! Northern him, pi h77., vji naiiormo, * ■», ■siBRbflM IRICN CakIT AN- it, HMtod ■ eproao, Ip# oymonti M Dalov.n: . . labROOM HOMIt' ■ fo’,114,400, an your lot « 441 jfili Nidus I SO Acrti Near,Oxbow Loks j Near M>M. j, mile from Ponilaa Lib i etjfo' W0 on your lot, Orly# out UI>I0 Ip Ml«, ll right to flrif tfroof, right lojunnydale, lint fa mgr*1 , DON WHITE, INC. tWl DIKII' HWYi , OR MOVlTIO TO PtORtBA,’’ Il4fiti£ 4 baa room*, | wmilift b*m», , 13,000 down* 4S.M00, 1 Riw jtifr'MijlT MdVirXMXRStft Jo, tall our 4 bedroom ranch, with tun basement,.. iMfs n, 7-v — A mover Dr, c MM wTdfe jt lormtb > Harold p, , BlVd.; Blrmlng IvitflH, 4170 SOIL. llliblOOM, TR|. Move In j Tomorrow! J bedroom ranch you' ", now Into. Sedroomt i klfchon ' with load* of < 1 ROOM,, NlAR .OINIRAL. HOI-Mtil, I. N, Johnson .tier 4 p.m, j-cOoi room ror “ oBnti Oman CIOIO In, >■ 9-0914. . IAROR 'ROOM POR lady, SHARI •iioroom House, eeiNo ri- I r Attached oarage, PROPItilbNAL MAN ' '"R ObMiPbl^RlN T H9>490. 409-j BfDRQOM BRICK [1 K IlilMs AND f irdrOomi 'and L rSTtoWSe^: I boNmonl, gorage, 47B9 iv eAie >'"■ " ”, I, Ml ! i, tors rn»ce!llRi cumerj balhiwot » Mechanic j ■ roSas aIiD/OR ioaro ’ 99«i Oakland Ava, p| t-\m ipim 1km . por. fflfNf in. near Saari MY 9'977t, ' IOWNBR Sylvan Lake aaraga ■_ aaty tormi, ai: 7 BIOROOM Plrpigcoi corner lot, 10,W0, ‘ ROOM HOMR, I SIDROOMt, Hi bath, also v, bath off maitae isdroom, separate u'i boiemanf, o|i Nla Realty UL, 24191 UL 9-9979 i JBtDPOOM PR’AMk HOM'K NPAR Lincoln Junior High. PR I-W93, i ; good garden h leaping morning*, _pf 4499) .1 L.4,05(9, After 5 Pli#419f. « ROMT ESAnIR1 THT7 -'11144 1400 down, vacant re.'iws wIS, 1900 WAI fiOH HOAD, .1 ARKSTilH I •rick, l,ut w, If, llt.oeo, trade 'ARISTOCRAT lUILOIRI ■"“ A dandy fc?vra MATCHSRY ROAD, " Realtor PARTRib^r”" I “19 THI BIRO TO IBB" , Dan Edmonds Your Wallsd Loks Realtor ■ MA 4-4811 ‘ | ” ?,T".biDORRfM^r..: j SwW r five specious grounds, i^e'brlght" kitchen, ^lirt» *gt *CUC dining area, ecreened' eumnior rea wdX A Sissftno Buy I ■ bedroom ranch, full baierne niehod recreation room, gar* bathi With ever acta of lond • *>«.» din grubbing, Rais*, irr ...WKJMRJW HA0STR0M * . riAltor yy.RHur^ j. y we RE ALtioR'PARTRIDGE “It tub BIRD TO HR" ” NO, boWti PAYMENT 7 " HAYDEN NEW. HOMES . SUltfl gg^OUR open Dally f t, Sun, l>( J. cT HAyDIN, Reoltor ' —iewi HmusM Rd. (mui $89 CLTf. ... total include* erlnelHl, Jiatt* and inturonee, < Per t MdrggOm, PULL IASI- ""VWktheart . PIKE STRUT EAST BLVD. ARIA Everyone Qualifies CITY OF PONTIAC WHY HINT? ONLY. * $55.00 MONTH ■.eluding Tixeo end Ihfuronce $47.00 DOWN No OtKir Cash Costil wim f a coiy fireplace, b, igm, choorfui kitchen, 9 bedraomr * Closets, Lot » X 190. fxtt kKailon. Near Biiiabeth L Only »l0,Mp. form*. Il« . Realty Mrs, Nve. turns. ~^Ct"1THl*OHlV illito • ' f.^..Mowb-gw.=. Ow 1,900 square met. fw bam*. | ttlZfBEJH LAKE15TATO 0 PAYMINT PIRdT MONTH gnt, I HtsW.. I family s FEATURING: CHOlCr LOCATION! llPARAfl*HOB "ai"uM|NUM WINDOW*M rowi, HN«V ftyffi |R1A»sM»wF' ' WOODS . i vwa rai, aorry American tr|. ?• I, 4 Bedrooms, dining room. L e tamlly room with flrteieet, F-batht, lea, garage, full boia 'I _ * family aroa, recreation room, L-. haat, 94-toot UMcar garage. "Ouui-1 jfi “ - “iJ h ALUMINUM II01 NO, STORMS, iwnfndi. Vinyl tiding, Installed or materials, Quality low cotf. ' ...... VALL1LY OL 1-4*23 ..... j OUTTRR COMPANY Compwa aavatfroughino r ' Oalvanliad .or aluminum, animate*, 4734164 STORM WINDOWS, RRMOORLINO and AOOITIONI Kraft Siding & Roofing PRBB RSTtMATIS PI 4-1441 KAiilR.XLW'AruMTNUCiiD. I NO, AWNINOC. 0 y f T i R s, STORM WINDOWS - DOORS, PA-, Tl^j, POOPING. SUPERIOR. PI, Architectural Dnmriiit ■W HOUSE AND RRMODCLINO ASPHALT PAVINO IS OUR I PRll BSTlMATiS FB 9-4W0 . BUTVRwAYs,, courts, RTS7TRY *lie, contractor, PR 3-S414, 1 Auto Upholstering CONVIRTlSLI TO - up, complete inte Trim Shop, 471 f Ft 4-W49, Basement Waterproofing Batteries AIR COOLED ENGINES REPAIRED Reasonable. Also chain aaw work. E^A 3-7444. pickup and Delivery. ” A^TGR EXCHANGE CO. ENGINE REBUILDING— ALL CARS AND TRUCKS EXPERT TUNE-UPS 403, S, SAGINAW_____PE 3-7432 CARL L. BILLS fR„ FLOOR SAND-Inc,1 FE 2-9789. ibHN TAYLbA, tLdSir finding and axparianca. 427- li" Pi VINO i. 29 yaarc Homo improvements Porcha*, addition*, atapi, gonori MITCHELL'S RUMP SHOP, SPE-claming In ruity spots. Ona-day — 291 Oakland. Pontiac, WE* BASS !U 'droom carpaMd. BELAIRE HOME BUILDERS PI 1-9742, 1:9t lb 9 g,m. EVENHWS APTER 7, LI 1-7917 ,~“®TOUIBTXKr......I".1"1" Lovely 3‘bearMm prick, m*J M PlASM RING, Nlw AND RI PAIR . waii^romoval, colling lowaroo, PB, RIALTOR PR 9-7910 OUlLDtR/ a RIal iUY aY WAU.kb lAICkj • i room nicely tumlahed yoor-round , tome. Ga* hoot. flraWaca on /Ign | sorch, *oma beach fuenltor#/' ga-; is oeacn. jia.ouu, m n ■ ■ Phono Pf 4-4497 ,l‘n"""WA jWE’iACr oom homo, full botomiht, 9 H, C. Ntwinghom ( 994-9112 99#44» 917-9417 roch«sy|r; j-ieoRooM' snick, ♦•VMr-om r#n11 W.Unlvartlty Ql 14141 , .AOUlia LAKI -ULktt 'FRONT 2-bedroom brick, enclosed abtv,« (third bedroom), fireplace, ban mant, ^aray, cash to land co_ "iAUNQfRS A WYaVt AIAlTV Pi 9-7041 SOAP-'N SUDS' The big 3-bt JOHNSON am brick rone, ... Paved ttreot, com-----------------iLhoHh 100x19# munttv IMP suburb Clean gib 117,M mo. ,_________ Oh yail Only 110,900 HAOSTROM and 140.44 month. SERVICE, — FE 4-2533 lakIi AkiviLEofs, ■ aXUicifSk ft 4-4M9 Tree Trimming Service Generator*—Regulators—Starters Batteries $5.95 Exchange FE 9-1014 ' , '340 Auburn Black laying -EXCAVATING, TOP j 2-CAR OARAGE, SOW loci. OH Doors, Concrete Floor* * Additions, Houie Raising PAUL GRAVES CONTRACTING Proa estimates OR 4*r$n ' ALL TYPES OF CONSTRUCTlPN- Peasc Builders, FE S4049-_: 1 CONTRACTOR FOR 1U1RY-. thing, Bill* Lumbar. & Modernlia- esltmaies - Price* raaa. PE 9415) F-l MARION'Ol KENTUCKY IOO ,.„ _ ,„i----, jiijijj - , A-l TREE SERVICE HANOYMAN HOME SERVICE 491-39)0 a. eTBalby TRiT'siirvlci- ■ OFF J0SLYN ■ BRAND NEW A blo'T with ilMln*. glass door*, ., end dining room, apaelou* closati, I garage. 429-1)40 birch cupboards, fully Iniulatad.' —VIB1 Thl* Ik a mu.f, , ,j WE TRADE Y0UNG-BILT HOMES REALLY MEANS BETTBRBILT RUSSELL YOUNG. 99W W. HURON SPECIAL! HURRY I HURRY ! HURRY I S%**W4 AROUND , ___ 14 mllM • 2 bedrooms, ga* i In the north and at Pen-IhtNO DOWN PAYMENT 1 9>A Iniereit. Ybe r Ml be e veteran to buy. 1 W. Cornell . | key FE A WN:'*5 LA|i»Y'S SOOblNG ANb Seeding. PE 2444! or FE 2-4024. 6LEN AND BOi, BULLDOZINO grading and backfill, UL 2-4404. LANOSCAPINO, TRUCKING, BRO-keri 'sidewalk tor retaining MiRioi) KLUaiBB. Pick Op or delivered. 2401 Crook*. UL 1-4443. . pfpjfNiin^ Stonegeta Landscaping. 473-0W4 SOOOINd-SEEOlNa-GRAOING Free estimate* Gib Kluaanar ___________• 482-1224 SODDING, SEEDING, RETAINER walls, patios, basement celling spraying, FE t-3009, FB 9-3025, DAN 4 LARRY’S. Till tIi^mING 4 Removal. FE 2-144! erFt 24094, General Tret Sarvica......... Any size lob, FEMW4, 473-2W7. ‘ Ajontross trEE,SliviCf B Tree. rwhovokr-frlttimlnB. omw IUILDBRS HOME, S-BEDROOMSTl .-rSS-beths, recreation room, fireplace, ‘ LARGE lnv tha. heart of lake area. Located I 2"Yar at laVI Tull Drive eft m59, near I W47. Fonliae Airport, inspect, iuv<: " ......... 3 Ovy •* Jul July li It contact all dtfars about j Ing, 3: TR E E TRIMMING AND L I scaplig-FE/ TT&- HAULING AND RUBBISH. NAMI your price. Any time. FB S4089. LIGHT HAUUNO,' vtumjEK aHIb .basements cleaned. 47A1242. . LIGHT TRUCKING—MOVING Reasonable , rates. MA 9-2447. light anD heaYY Trucking, rubbish, fill dirt, .grading and grav al and front and loading, FE 24403' is ,licensed t mercial remodeling i siding. I NEIDRiCK - n** Home tit Free designing and estimating. Bast cu7'*'TSSr®?e' 1 rats. Easy terms. FE 9-2471; FHA TER65S. FB 4-M0>. ZX- ------- ..ILDINO SERVICE I Home,_G*rege, Cabinets, Additions. . , Water! A SWIFT HOME TODAY . 2810 S. LAPEER RD. FE 37637 . Guy this bungalow "LOOK" good bungalow T H?°| Brand new 3-bedroom ranch homes aluminum siding, hardwood floor* basement;' gas heat, -Spacious' kitchen and dining area, birch cupboard* formica counters,- self tuning storms and screens, 58x130 lot, 2 Blocks thorn grade school. Only *11.750 with easy -term*, CALL TODAY fdr appointment, we have tha; key. will duplicate on your RAY -O'NEIL, Realtor 3520 PONTIAC LK. RD. OPEN ! to ! OR 44427 ,M-L.S. OR 3-9407 lYLVMViLLAAi —1II lUfifu- JTftt reduced to SI7J00. 3 bedrooms, den,-' recreation room, $ years old, I 4I#3497. ■ r i sylvFn LakC Sam Warwick hat 'in Sylvan ‘Lake 5 bedroom,. I' j baths, 23*4 R4hfr*w Spas., 427,00^ Tarm?*6pm*Suil Ik, 9. 402-2*20or 419*1714,. ,, Sen* Warwick alio hat 5 Im on Warwick' and Beverly Mi Wa ford school district, 913,400 . tiding. :ig;, ivyfAH Lijii iiRijst ‘FREE STORMS and SCREENS 119 YNILANTI IShP CLIFFORD 44* Osmun 904 WYOMING CHEAPER THAN RENT WE ACCEPT ALL APPLICATIONS K ABOUT OUR SPECIAL - WORKERf PLAN HOMES FEATURE: :S SPOTLITE homes Model u N. I. Blvtf. 1 PB «4M FREE STORMS and SCREENS NORTHWEST . PONTIAC Bsn kuSSsef .. Improvaniint* inckxt- , WARREN, STOUT, Rlaltor 1450 N. Opdykr Rd. Ph. PE 5-S145 1 Open Eves. Till | p.m. land contt m, 440 par ......... DIFFERENT AND NICE lood bedrooms, carpeted Itvtng i m, fireplace, matching kitchen • LOVELY TO LOOK ^wlth .breakfast booth, »”* »“«>• ‘'Yv.BhT„'Y. only, 424-9011. 3 bedroc ... . privileges, beautiful, prfvi lot. S23.390. --------TTixarroair* Four (4) J Hooked to sewer In Sylvan Manor, ■ Carpentry CARPENTRY, NEW, REPAIR, AND lormka. 339-4981. INTERIOR FINISH, KITCHiNS paneling, 40 years axparianca. FE TALBOTT LUMBER Giaij installed In doors and windows. Complete building service. Oakland Ava. FB 4-4999 Maying and Storage Carpet Service—Cleani.ig | SCHWEITZER CARPET SERVICE, j Painting and Decorating Truck Rental . Trucks to Rent i-Ton Pickups iVi-Ton Stake* TRUCKS - TRACTORS , ANO EQUIPMENT Y Dump Truck* — Seml-Trallari Pontiac Farm and * Industrial Tractor Co. _ -• 82 S. WOODWARD E 44441 FE 4-1442 . Open Dally including Sunday . CEMENT WORK—DRIVEWAYS ; ■ Attar 4 p.m., FE 9-8447 _V_ j ' CEMEflT WORK .:"1 ' RATIOS ■ . 3384316.. -V t,/ W Cement Work Licensed cement contractor. FE 5-9122 cRmInt work, REASONABLE. Fraa astlmatas. OR 3-4460 attar 4, FLOORS AND DRIVEWAYS, WORK that cannot be peat, city and state * -*■' Commlns. FE 8- l-l INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR painting, free estimates, work I guaranteed. Reasonable rates.. 483- Caa PAINTING AND DECORA, j ' timates. .Ph. ___^Upholstering ^ THOMAS UPHOLSTERING FIRST-THE PRICE 1$ RIGHT, r HAROLD R. FRANKS, REALTY 52913 UNION LAKE ROAD BM 3-3208 ______ 343-7181 1 • BY OWNER ' j 2-bedroom, garage, north side. S325 down. Must be qualified to *“•* —“ Ol mortgage *7,180. FE With beauttfoK lawn and shrubs, Is mil 3-bedroom brick with full I basement and 2-Car garage, family | Templeton DGNELSON PARK 1-8084, IV oiYneR •' __________ trl-leval, 2-car attached garage, 19x2? carpeted ilvlr* ----- across street' from |M|| OA 8-1497, BY OWNER - Hew 3-bKdro6m dona fenced. Paved street, sidewalks, community water • syatam, Full price .117,900 with 30 day possession. For appointment, call Oava Cleiman, OR 4-0427 or OR 3.9SI0. 113.‘ _ _ 'Mixed Area Waterford i 3-BEOROOM lovely home Ip. fir aiumkium ranch, brlgk baths, Thermoeane windows Screens, oak fleers, bullt.l— basement, gas her* Township. OR 3-7440. BY, OWNER, NEAT ANO CLEAN {MM* V®rd- J<»' 3 bedrooms, 84 W. Cornell off M'850- Baldwin. New carpetlnf J--------- lama family kitchen, ft alk^out base living kltchafi, dish- : walk-out idry room, beautiful recreation , tuny equipped service basement shower, car attached gara... ............ ega, plenty of shade, patio, grill, K. L. Templeton, Realtor 2339 Orchard Lake Road 4*2-091 " 1 UNION LAKE ~ . New 3-bad room, plastered, Bear attached-garage Loads Of txtril. 482-5913. ' ' Y. ■ v UNION LAKE^ ^ 3-BEDROOM RANCH. BRICK, CARPETED *14,400. 343-7279. BY OWNER t Income. Priced I WATkiNS-PONTIAC E9TATES. ALU- Photogrephic SBrvkB 0245. ria. AAA MAN® TUNING WIEGAND'S FE 3-4924 ■ _ A-1 TUNING AND RiPAlilM;"' ! Oscar Schmidt • FE 2-5217 Well Prilling . LOWES WILL' DRILLING; wall, pumps, screens regal .. , 4-4742. _ : OWNER ■ 2 full be......I tan, 2-car garage- fenced im EPGEOROB.__________________. BY OWNER.' LOVELY 2-BEDROOM home with plaatarad walls. Large paneled family room. Aluminum storms and acreane. Coef .vent awning ■ patio. Nice 2-car garage. Double blacktop drive, Landscaped - on large 'let. Desirable location. • Phone tor appointment after S p.m. 682-5882. ________ DRILLING, RE- I BY 6wNER, ADAMS RD. PAST, "*"■***“•*’ . . 'Daw. white brick, colonial setting on 5 rolling acres,1 ims, living room .separate om, large kitchen with all dinette, 24-ff.~ paneled oorh: oarauet floors, larae r, r ; MILLER REALTY, 478 W MIXED ^BARGAIN NOTHING DOWN 3-BEDROOM NEWLY ^REDECORATED INSIDE AND, QUt — 2-CAR GARAGE — PAYMENTS .LIKE RENT- - 1200 CLOSING COSTS MOVES YOU IN, WRIGHT 12 Oakland Ava: mlrtum and ________ ______ . rooms, ceramic bath, colored tore*. Large- carpeted living rc «i**a entrance. Roman brick pu.... Large kitchen, white Permlce 3 bedrooms, paneled living room cobblestone fireplace, big dlnlni WadMtaraMS •crest the street. *17,400. EARL GARRECS, Realtor 4417 Commerce Rd., Orchard Lake EMplra 3-9911 /' : EMplra 3-48S4 No Mdtljer What the Need, o Press Want Ad j Is Always Available to - Help You y fill It-and Fasti Mona rasn , ' Buy/Reot^HGT! 1 S ‘ t/1 brick . I metic ell;' he; end screens. —.. ...._ , with Picture window, ceramic goth. On convenient tgrmt- Full baseman), auto-•ga living REAGAN $69.50 MONTHLY ExciudbM'taxea and insurance. ZERO DOWN . Will trade. Including uhlmpreuM GI-FHA-VA Office Opan Daily, Sunday 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. 317 W. HOPKINS PHONE 333*7555 ■ ____MICHAEL'S REALTY . NEW CUSTOM BUILT HOMES MODEL OPEN .DAILY 1 TO 8 3485 PLAINS DRIVE CORNER W. WALTCfol BLVD. "YOUR PLANS OR OURS" $13,950 ON YQUR LOT — Over 1,188 square fiat. Three bedrooms, bath and a hen, aluminum aided ranch; ar with attached twe-car garage, all birch kitchen, golden oak flooring; Cortott kitchen floor, - sliding windows, painted ................z tor plumbing, < . Wall .and • $18,950 ON YOUR LOT H glamour rancher with family roe inwiKl floor utility ream, baeem gas Heat, two-car garage. A r $19,950 ON YOUR LOT - Fouedtodroom jtrMevel, 1W bath*, family rdom, fireplace, all birch kitchen, attached two-car garaRe. You’ll leva fRPARATI DINING ROOM ijgWPL MODELS OPEN DAIL'Y 2 to 6 •tytoS beautiful modal home* in Clarkilon Maadewa |u»t - north or town and near me expressway, There's a (HmMiiii 'two-story Ca-ton ai JA the larger family, a While Brick I baitroam ranch ca MBit. BtoB B BMM ||( lh4H Met wmm ttw, mwi fabutou* <«uniry klfchM vatu’ll aver tti, Camaknt even ta ArigiiBM and mBaar Mr* Val-U-Way TODAY'S SPECIAL Orton Townthlp. I baSroom r family mhfwmm) ana dining flrga tol. Only 11,108, ISMdOW NEAR BALDWIN AVI', MR, Mltv 788 WALLED LAKE AREA Thii Ibm lOMNMm IgMi ranch, m nia itaiht, larnt Mil loin- with -iliilnu men, llvlnf mem, racrea flan regm could bt wed tor feurtti bedream, utility reem, large (el, Puil price- 111,WO, MM (town, R J. (Dick) VALUET REALTOR FE 4-3531 KENT (itabiiihad In Ifll VkATERFORO ARIA ~ Large tot and J story homa with ,| badroom» 26 «, living room will) llreptoru. sawawL.** “7 "■ DOWN *• Narth *id* ItoMrpm me with .Brink, lacing, waiMo Situate! an COUNTRY LIVING i acre evartoakina lake, ranch hgme MNtowna 9 tori roam*, beetmant, i*K *Fmkmi Tarmi ( Nlw. h SeTar FOR STARTING OUTERS OR SLOWING DOWNERS Jitot on toe market end I* It e Mneyl Ctoin e* a am eng in iffimlXtSZm rirnen wKTT- tecned Kteecewev endtorga ir*Ur garage. Caregtod living raatn -Spree IW-aiy* M. Pri&d at *1,1,-988 with tew dawn payntont end fiexlbto tbtonclng. See it todayi t brick rancher with walk-—j jktT&i 1 area FRMPW-,^--^_.--.~Jw|ll‘ln even end -.fenee Brick tlteglaca. ask **■“ and plaatarad wan*. Racantty ataSsptw !h very1 geed cengf- WATERFORD REALTY Bryton, Baa Nor VanWait BtoB- 0 Pixie Nwy. ,673-iTti aarfctog tot, “ I LIST .ItfITH-Uk' IRWIN l. H. BROWN, Rialtor 90* fnsebeto Lake Raad ' Phene F« 43M4 ar Pi MliQ MILLER i. writ suburban ranch bunt tar a fine living.,i badmomt, large iUvng d i room, wvtny kitchen,, brtek frent, large tot and only 811.150. Can be north SUBURBAN - 1-bad roam -Large living team, eood ■" ■'“**“ —— Attached gw BB with 11.600 . Pun prtoa GPP BALDWIN - Sbadraem LAX8 PRIVILIOfS Wi,1h tol* t", badraam ranch hams, Large tol, * attafhed gacae*, and i eandltton. »n.4» a BM heel. Carpeting A l tliroughout. Kllcbrn wall) ing cemptotaiy cswarad w , W«LL LOCATtD BAIT tkto north ’ oi Auburn Ava. TIMS tine headroom 1 [ I4toar heme net all large rooms. • 1 The SB-ft.; living .ream he* nr* mrafad NORTH-BAST SURURiAN - 3b*d | ream ranch tops bwngatow with! s ■I 1 “i hiM, 'CiMB*to ' mg. drape*, comic* board , ___vhhri ing end dining ream*, toll lx mint, get heat, tear garage. C Siam Cell tor eeaeMmanT Millar Raalty FE 2*02 ““ Huron Open * 1 KAMPSEN Your neignbar traded Why don't yeg* GRACIOUS LIVING toto grape CeUtdry , C ■oom with f GILES NORTH RND - Clean Bbadraam *~—W living ream with Mm^aH ^ *CI“j* place. PrtcBd a ar trade. PIONEER HIGHLANDS I throughout, -a- - Built-In ovan range. Family mom with tire Putt baaimant witn wide i tar stowing bast. 2-car efts screened 'rear parch, HVcar ga- CADILLAC STUiT Sharp two-bedroom b carpeting In living r to# mem, eagewid ton bteement, gas neet, 9*cer ga-rsqa, jtovid afreet. A«klng *8,900 c. newly decoreled I LOON LAKE «*2*»tod.i BUIABaTH LAKI .PRIV Ceramic TfLIevet built In 19*1. _______________ room, lumac* mom, large, family room on tlrii level, if kHdian with <11 buin-in*. Oat heat. Large bedroom*. 9 ah' conditioner*. 161# cement petto-in' beck of house. Blacktop drive tor approx. 4 cert. Fwlrpnet SIA900, term*. GILES REALTY CO. *MULT*PLR LIST?NGdl8RVICBV* LOON LAKE PRIVILEGES Lovely homa overlooking toe lake. Ntea. tore* living mam, family mam wlto fireplace, farm stole kitchen, two bedroom* and oath pn one floor. -Two large bedrooms up Batemant, ail heat. 2-gsr Baraga, .woriutoop. three tot*. Priced to tali qulat at til,ML Tarm». CLARK rage, carpeted living r- With lovely attached ga- nth elto at a lot with n AUBURN HIIOHTS -ROOM, baoamant, stoker rage on large tr Good oarden spot apple tree. Needs s WEST SUBURBAN William* Laka Privileges- Level wooded tol. 2-bedroom ranch how , -that la a doll homo. Large livlr room, dining room, booulitul kite) an - - -.ere* -r Basamanf „........ fireplace. Priced al 5 BEDROOMS Large, older home t! condition. .Living l <(dJntog on first floor. 4 bed, mant, nice tot, mtxe Priced at MAW. *800 down, t/6.50 »re' John K. Irwin HIGHLAND RSTa-TCS - BRICK RANCH, on tovaly landscaped tot “ " ........... homes Mm p ANO SONS REALTORS 313 w. Huron since 1*29 . \ Phone FE M444 evantog call ft • • street and sidewalks. Three good, sire bedrooms, tovaly family mom 1 carpeted living mom, attracilvi. kitchen, attached 2-car garage. Illy. TIMES glOl W. HUROfif Opan 9-8, Sunday l-f MULTIPta USTINO SERVICE GAYLORD NEAR TEL-HUR0N Aluminum exterior Abedroom History bungalow. 9 bedroom* and bath down and 2 bedrooms up, 94' living room ******1,i “ porch, 2-car Variety of ft LOTUS I $21,950 ’ E'A ' ON YOUR LOT - Four-bedroom, 9W bath colonial, family, room, fireplace, big kitchen with bullt-Ini, basement; attached garage. A must for a Jayge family;., : For Naw Homos-, , DANDY HOME In nlca neighborhood. Convenient to tovm and schools, owi't iai price fool you. li lt a good i.„„ dH^^wMtogto *6,780 toll' year round fun for the whole family. Sharp 3-bedroom ranch home with attached 2-car garage, 97* ktotoan^l^bi® ^w™pnp, FAIL TO SEE THIS ONE. ClARKSTON AREA Real nice Mtedroam brick r Substantial- Brick and Frame JlMp KAltY HI ARRQ , Jgg$ WE TRADE-WE BUILD PBtCB ftBDUCBB to llliMt gn toll lovely (bedroom MU|| III tench, Large family - I niMULCU ,, V s beorniMj) alii «!b0>: Lera#., family mam win isrr.ir. pana sliding dlest ilnnrs, m iter* *",r’ pShps IN FONT|At-c.NII'aMBOWNBSP M WWWWIIjilihii JbeSreom homfF, MLMMPttL 11 V • ''HI mm quiet Weil lid* tectum, 1 klMOn Huron etoa* to everything, Owner moving ng till (niflneit, priced rfisr. iXK..nxb dn"y „ s*ilKTV ,9' *pom for fii* It you By toil M eerot few nice KrMn,1«»ltoB?,|»,8& PHONE 682*2211 4141 Ctil->(lj*j»th Rood multtflI MiffSai tBIvicp HIITER WATM FFONTAGB » with, Milt noolkmt 9 TTOlf UNION LAKf ARIA ■ Trade or Tlj |*r Barege* Overlooking <|ait inuru tf* toll finny l 1 “1 jTgR pAntiac^ ruESj.jrmJRspA y, jvly im ('- CARNIVAL 7 By Blok Turnor (Argo raff rwtt twauillui tondtcapad grounds, Jl ocru Ol riilllnu Inmi wIili „v«r J#R, bllck topped ‘ ' M IIMWlVorf-bol, MM. A LIFETIME DREAM COMB I OLDER HOME * Wl if ON ADAMS ROAD JugjjMFefJ, Rn^lntlii, t Mtoii llrouioti built-in, gvenr *n ISSkW^Tl w#:yv i Btonly .of IsHf jumllv, # : mm wlfn Biim niaino ooeri. jv * ROOM RANCH VtOMB CHRISTIAN HILLS 'for a different ImmiWi balcony gv looking river, Ml* m twin rolllFlo, BV*F i.Vflf! Ml, ft. to I unvtuii homo, 4J,300.(Inw/i. west Bloomfield •sitiMbmr-: S'MdN»m; renefi, «n*wly decora™, cerpgrt, _lara» ; lof< Mvta Hroeff vaewit PrW 410,460. Hi iiinnthiv, BORABAUGH Butlnati Opporfunlllot If MOMy fO lOM ' * BUSY, BUSY BAR II M NEAR PONTIAC PRESS f bedroom hotoii jarH living room, l>< »f yorogo, MM, into down, foymonii ul moflto including FgJ’IOM" , ■ - r" Inwmg Prfrty f ~ I LAMH Y, f RflOMi AND, HATH Hire III iutomll iff** 1 * TAPPYiMNYIr j ln«#o •Tq,9o6, wou* end ovon. refrigerator and 1 wiwidf IndlymM, Lari* carport* . conyimonjlyRif.Aeo. tormi, l AlAf LOT - Woitwooo Vlltof* 17,0# MS. ALBERT r RHODES, Brohgr f* HIM IN W, Wnlllill I I: - - - SCHRAMi iseh, inquire NojiiirirBin MO HOP tflftfi [MfI UK« Propirty ST CORNIR < LOt. RAVSD JK,'* '.Wit I DORRIS ARcHfmwmciNo Your plum ■ On Your Lol 3»;ri Or mn Maw rWtoNil living. Solid gtou overlooking Mnulifui f ttry Club and ovt if: m, own. lcpctr ' tlC|>l..o», Brand Niw ■Wl ,OMR ,|f|Nl|HfO MOOCLI boaullful MMroofn ranch noma jrnn Iriflf living room gaalgnad tor family t comfort, 10'* i S' |tan> laving kftchan atn idlnatia, tuil Niamantj wffn 'unliitilion noBBihlll-flai. inrilliy qm hgm. nxlra ' ll'Klr rarraallon or" *■ i urdroom wAridPROKif hoMi on William* LOka. Oood baoch. mo, imiii, I LOTH IN SYLVAN LAKE lawcr. water, Dim Mop itrotto, BREWER REAL ESTATE I LOOK I NO fiRAUl « Oittiifloncti QM kir ilfHM vififft. h Bid T ORTONVILLI FARM, 40 ocfta flowing ilraam through pro. Neat anil clean iMMdrwm nomt. To irade tor modi Ptdrooto ranch homo, Largo an araaorty wild now roof, Hama ^®«sRwiaw',,ai ft%» floor utility room ana ,\t ____) bedroom tritovol homo lonu Idsllno r,ialntaiianca.|,o.) (rent,, Also, larga recreation oatignad tor heuri of famj|y will trodo for what nova you, WARDEN REALTY 1414 W, Huron ‘ 335 7157 rpautipul' laki lot, plia* LOW DOWN PAYMENT -On toll c room* and bath, Larga let. tiom to ttowping, Neal and t laan, 17,700, CALL b“c, HllTRR, RRALTOR. JNI RHiabato lava no PI rap? ‘ Rvai. MA 4-ItM, O'NEL MODEL’ M lOOILAKd COURT. PlaaMht, LMa, waedii ovtr, i.mo Muara toot p( living oroo ptuo too many 1 taofurai inaf iaauty RHa net to ■otter. No worm wlndowi to changa aa. alt wlndawi pro oaatM glow. It tUM a beautiful tunVan living room wlto ■ curved , bay window, Tha newly datigoatf altchan dm formica cuptwardt, built to range VACANT BRICK RANCH, located In excellent juMIvliwi oN Wait Walton, Boaulnul family ilyla knot* i, klaamlng bedroom, toll *baoamanl mb™* m- puttor* i, itraotc, curb and ijTprlcM ting caili . ..wiC Pdytni your lot or out Wl i,HAyi, UfyiRAL TWO; . AND f Hjril. MDROOM HQJifl Mllu ST AN T AT APPROXIMATILY Off Joslyn RITIRRMRNT IPICIAL, Chock what 11.1,030 liuyt. tpackWI 1 llf.l ranch homo with car* “wyv oak ftoarw «•* tiraplaca, baawiltol ?arg»*r dining lino ratr Nnft * pfiVj k lichen itxio', toll room, blacktop < Ira cloraga, apace, loori living, I btoel i High, prWa only ii m to arranged.. ATTRACTIVE 4BIDROOM Of . JOSLYN, 111,700 an PHA tone Rich wall to wall carpeting, be« tllgl madomliad known, toloci m baoonfant, goM, garage and nt tot onbaneag by baautfful: anti 2-Family Brick , * with ,m\r living dining roomi fxlr “**I*ito bmdmonit TdB kitchen and, neollng, 3-cpr within wajmig dial Tarmo c j • bedroom, paneled1 ifvinu room SIPVvjB! ***, i cAlLUS T6R •wplf *•. CRAWFORD AGENCY MY »II4» ' * MY 3 4571 •■'■■ RRALTOR CllO Commorco Rd. IM 1-4100 El 1/AbPTH I AKB ^HONI Plrit lima toterfd, ■ modern ranch,' 3 bedrooma, 1W baths, baauiliui wooded loL lala tandy beach, an in'" LAXV‘”intsi^'4“'fTiir- , rooms, aluminum riding, i-car, go-mat, ipaciouA living area, 143-14H. h6mI’ jilTll, ISUNNY Roach overlooking beoullful Wal- Mo for yourich, if yatr old ownoi Mya tBiLi PRlCif You won' bailova If. Only *ia.ooo pif/s sioci WARDEN realty 3434 W, Hflrgn, Rdhllair , gM,riB (ARINI T PATTf:RN MAKERS •nl^rMi* ^toTo!1 WHEN YOU NEED ' $25 jlo $1,000 we will be gl»« to help you, STATE FINANCE CO. M'Pohtlad IJato lank Rtdg, FE 4-1574 Martgagg l«Rni w 62 CASH Hr tUrih |M tor itollem mokimi piiniant of enly |4,M# piui iioca rfaka.over, \ ~ KAMPSEN REALTY >]' CONCRETE PRODUCTS Loans to $3,0D0 biloncf of NO iXThA cori, *T* •Repay over o convenlenf form •il, -Phene of Apply In PikMl: * Fflfflilly Acciptanca Corp, 317 Nailersj^^gg, Iff w^ Huron Horn© Owners . SM Sb2L .....4MHfc 1|_|4kJI TOY HARVIRT TA-' ANvI|5«WsvJM^' automatic iiNQih sfwiMai MA-chlntL canlalf mppai, upm, M; In dial for makTno hulionhoiOt, dailgni, ate. atill under gucrihtoa, Paymcnti of 13,41 par month er , 443.57 ’s|t h balance, Mtonloen 1 mm Jlna, f S 3 411" 4_\ ^ ------------- M,c"Hra fioj "Ifnto f-XTfrvTTPnrci LffiMcJlYrM^nom aaf,, bMKCAlt HiAU^AlO PIKmI] & mi1 ;BUNK BEOS ‘ ipi: Pear MICHIGAN NEED CASH NOW? Builno,ii Solos, Inc. ---LANpMRlIfR, MOKI “ExpenneB were heavy, Pop I Gould you letme have a, 1 dime to meet my payYol^?” , loraph rHAVB iit,ooo Ban,ooo » or )N r €0m$ sTwilWM jPT0P8^»4^u8t MAJOR 01t C©7r HAfi^\8IV|£R *senoo|* and |lnVnclif*nilp e^yam able. fi 4-llil, , ' nOw KIAdV FOR LEASE ■ service itatlen wlto a MM ... Co, Growing opportonlty tor right-men, Phgne 433-3344 ! , ■ - Own yoyr own huilniii willing #to wifrk, smell, copiti 10AN BY-PHONE iyitimj 11 ION I v^oowi, prniionSrs can R CHECK,’ LOWEST. RATES I v,v;.v:,v,v;;Jf $4,oti - , Itflfi ind martpapaa slightly higher Borrow tor ANY useful purpostr ’ Purnltor* pair and modarniiaflan . FE 8-2657 ft you can't call , , , Mall Coups Loan*By>Phone i, Lawrence It,, Pontiac dclilft of your new plan, Northern Property IV# ACRR CAMPlfta ir 51-A Loti - Acrgogt Tl NIAR MR Ag Igubto Stole, rarest border. Only 4141 with tit gown end lit per month, ’ Adams rialty > pi Mtct POP tAll hOMR ON All IAUILR River In Mto. Unfinished, Call OR 3-4913, ■ ■ PayLord'A4ia - i iRPARAYl lots at Ad Sable Bench oh Silverbill Rood , 110x160 Feet i hill with solna Iraas^ Partridge' 34493, . OLADWINCABINl, TIRMl ’ APTRR 4, 449-3443 Mia MifftfriTAri, 3 OR DI5 ig*. 43N down, LADD'S, INC. 3 Lopter Road Parry W I 3-4941 or OR 9-1991 after ) , Open Dolly 11-9, lunday 9-4 "SMITH" “Ii the Bird to See" Mol f p^jrTKnswi’Tcciiruf. With iM-foot frontage, No #p-pralMl fat, B, D, Cnarlas, Bqui-.table. Partn Loan tarvma. aHUfM, tlraptoca, parti rage, largo,, tom gain tor cash, family rocreatmh plat# ar SW aanlry. Oorpaoui A SON, RRALTOR I short dlatanca st on Rdgalaka Drive. : TRADING IS TERRIFIC MACROAY OARORNI ■harp aluminum ranch wtfli tots at awn Inga, ilro square teat’ tog area, oining roam It x ppnalad 91.7 a 114 ' 5'» garage,' new gas system and IR -x ,«• n, Yours Mr 119.104. TO par c ■own. VBTI, NOTMINO DOWN. iiM virna nwy, . 1 on agg; MULTIPLi LIITINO liRVICt STOUTS Best Buys IVAN w* SCHRAM REALTOR FE 5*9471 ♦49 jOjlyn cor; .manipIRld MULTIPLI LIITINO tiRVTCi OPi§ ivi(tlNOI AND IUNOAY i, Owner, my 9-0*40. LAKE FRONT Lake fibnt lots priced .from 43,000 and up.. Loti with fcka prlvflogos NEAR ■ ROSE CITY WHIPPLE LAKE a privileges a block away, val Tot, oTSO down, Terms, OARAGE Know,ygyr autos?..Hera Is I .opportunity to taka over a .... successful 9-man garage: Present ownar has oearaied mis tor it years, bunding a reputation at ‘ tagrfiy and fair price, wants ,. rafire this year. Presently doing 134,000 worth or rebel!! work I year, 40,000 down gats- you tos building, tools and aqulpment. Your own’ability makes your tor- Runabout, fS_h',pT iviiirude [gjavy^ duty gator trailer, c..g n'MtflltoS'for'skling'ahg ngai-13,900 Tnvoktmenr, will sell for 19,000 or swap tor small van or- vs.)on pickup of equal value, , CLARKST0N VILLAGE ilxcahent corner lof close to town, 44x141 ft. Convenlenl items, AUTOMAT li chIv? PICKUP, rreib 0 Ray II BUD n Today Wolltd lakt t arge )-bedroom ham# * i hum t Close In Suburban Custom -built brick beauty. This ----- has two (9) large I r g a living room ■ slate vestittole, room, , kitchen , main floor leutv broaiaway, and George Blair, Rial Esfatt. ■ OR 3*1701 '"I CXKI...MOnT LOY aT waTXTHJ Lake, oxcollent location, good AL PAULY, 'Realtor 4414 Dixie, repr OR 3-3400 ivanlngs rr % Spectacular properly 10 i ‘private lake. Strictly moi nolnt, Six rooms plus pane ltd family room, two tfraplacas, tuli basamant, to mace and, .laundry. Another lodflh which will accommodate sixteen, Top-notch condition and complatoly furnished through* out. BIAUTIPUL woodrd ikt-TINO. YOUR PRIVACY IS IN-SURRm Ideal tor dub, church group or family ...... CLARKST0N VILLAGE ! lots .with lake privileges on Park Lake, Terms can be arranged, grossing 140,000% wi^malia n Mg nil protll. .17,300. down what It takas to bandit thlx tn Ing growing business. iribT.RACX, —“ir to nggl ■■n. 90104, Sn.traiL” ‘11140 PORO. PaCCJN, MO^RliOff, DRAYTON AREA Rxtra larga lof, 100x300 ft, Conveniently located. Terms available. MBM. PARTRIPOB 4, ASSOC., INC, OPPIMITI^SMT'mTCH. , TNTlRNATIONAL TRAOIRS CU)B COAST TO COAST TRAMS 1030 w. Huron, PonilaePR 4-3SSI SlLL,fRA017TAbi6,WtulT : goad, trade tor OR 1*1140, oeaiar,___ IV49 IMCUR FOItl), I IKK Nt’W. Soil or1 trad# tor house trailer, PI fcM SUBURBAN TWO-BI OROO PRAMf RANCH, dl twat. woc_ Habra, taka onvliagas, OBod neigh | bo-hood, tancid yard and nice ' rentel, lOOxiaO, capad lot, walk-grade achooi afl-kapt older home, convents isf sue location, carMtod I end dining room, nraptoea. Bloomfield Township -LAKE FRONTS Humphries FE 2*9236 M-N. Taiaoraah Rd, 4 LAKE OAKLAND lots on a corner, with prl< n the lake, uiy firms, machbitty'(1,400 tubes. Reply Pontiac Press Box 4, 'fi4TAuRANt’”ANB”TOlA,~063b local fon - — Rolfe H. Smith, Realtor r anu- rii&Ai ouou Drayton# $1500. ON ’“WEffiT •anger,' e.uuu miial, air shocks, Retie hitch and wiring tor law truck or camper, or tail. 494-1407. ^ IN to 0 RI coNtlMPORANV cooking confer with cabinet storage tfyi carpeted living t LAYTON PLAINS. Haro la a buy at as a; flrocreckar, Lavaly edroom. aibettoi siding, bwA- lCdpad*KdCfc yard, icif A stall -• ---- -r-- Rochester :»orrx- I InctudBd. Only fS,W9 ______ _____, modern libadroam brick ranch homo with attached 3-car garage, t fireplace*, r"" . thru tfraolaca, tut ceramic tile baths, Will arranged kitchen and tarnliy room comolnation, gas wet and hot wetor, softener, large lot. Priced at 414,400. "Bud" Nicholie, Reoltor MACROAY LAK6 front lot, local,. ... .... aloe of lake. Approximately 10 x ill. only **“ 493 month, LAt^l Nf VA . R»fr» large RrsoiI Property 52 113 14,950, 9 Raw subdivision. Pea-, on water. Only down, 430 month. 4-ROOM M O 0 8 R A COTTAOB, RTltabath Lake, oxirilaht bathing beach. LI 4-4393 Nights, ■ BY OWlR - IchNlC LOCATION. Modern ytar around log cabin and ------- ’Iroplaca/ built-in*, new refrigerator * garage, VACANT LOT 93-POOT 'RONTAOR . on Scott Lake Road, 944 ft. 044P. $1,300 cash. 449-4245, waterfront ' 7 ■ulldbi^ lot oh. canal *■ connect- No. 3047 — A good workingman', ' bar In Oakland county town, gross should go over 440,000 ’ T - miy 00,730 ' ACTION motor or whalhtyayou? OR 3-1743, ff|w“;iJII6TAWNMf5WIR17wi Barnis-Hargrav# ‘T“““ 9*0101 s, 743 W. Huron, P ““"“'iR'fRAOl’" :h Wagon. Good ci r THIS PAST i r, 19,930. Tarns, FE 5*1201 After 6 P.M. FE 54)198 CRANBERRY LAKE. - Estate ilia *-* tituatod high above lake. ». on water, 435 ». deep, ‘-■-lavol construction. yds. from Au Sable River. Cadi Morrow, McKinley Rd., Mlo, Mich pFncOnnino, saginaw”bay, ;; iota, with privileges, ooa-1409. JACK LOVELAND 7110 Cass Lakt Rd, 413-1255 STATEWIDE-LAKE ORION 135-0000 Attar 5, OK 3-70 TEXACO INr Texaco has new station tor, lease ■ anrkston, Michigan, r ~ - 1-75 and MIS. ua. Phone NA 7-4371 after " wTLl (ill "oiTtSAoTTIm' ALV Ing Scott, 17-49. boat, li h.p. motor, r tor smaller boat o water heatar, private dealer office, -For more Information on this trailer. Call aHar'4, SlWTli’.______ /III svi/AjP i#ST wo»YiAd Foil scootor. PB 8-4171, Bate tlatliijn 64 Only 17,700, IhOOO down, $47 p 53 Said .farms 8. Blenoy, days at 3i SIZE 7 WEDDING GOWN, length, Ilka new, PE 9-39SS. Sola Household Goods wail to wsll carpaliftg In the ....._ room and hill, wet piaster walls. •U drapery, fenced back yard, aluminum storm and serpens, pas ANNETT l Walled Lako PLEASANT LAKE - Cosy log cabin featuring 2 > bedrooms, screened porch, diving float,'dock and boat. Being sold fufnlshld tor l excellent condition. " ntireetlye lendsceped lot. P.__ et only SIJ.JOO, with epprdxlmeiely 12,190 dawn.. imlnum, swing i is, atiaowd ivvci X f? w PLEASANT LAKE - Year around 2-bedroom hems, plestered wells, oak • floor*, family, room, Ideal tor refined couple. Only til,$00, terms to suit#, immediate not- Here** a heme that p< pnisiicetad modem, can mul, Plctufd yourself < i spaa, baadmant with get and water heater, attaenwt. xjprapa, | with ta par cant phrs ewfa. WARREN STOUT, Realtor Sylvan Lk. Privilegts DUCK LAKE - Bn, Ideal tor bl-jdval wdtarfrontagp, or 000 down, $31.90 m i CEDAR ISLAND LA il high lot no. so ft. JO $. PONTIAC rkAIL. OVER-looking Willed Lake, moderatiad older home. 3 bedrooms, family room, extra baths, low price. s4,soo With $1,000 down. Vacant. Phone Holly 434-9444. MODERN YEAR-ROUND HOME ON Bam* Lake, Alto lummer ■ cottage*. Cell today! ; V 1ARL4UGDBN S REALTOR , Day* Office — MO 44941 Ivea, and Sunday* — MO Mat ■peer ______ Michigan 3 ACRES, 4 ROOMS AND BATH, garage In basement, unfinished' attic, barn, fruit trues, $12,500, T----- 493-4199. _________. S ACRfel- - HOLLY HIGHLAND area — newly remodeled hdme -barns — workshop — V# mllo fror . blacktop riMd. Ideal tor , horses 10 woodsd. Mr \ TO 50 LAND jCONTRACTS . Urgently wanted. . 80a us b< J USED TV SETS, place Roger* Silvers Soss. . I, 47,3- 500. . WARREN STOUT, Rsaltor Mil - Acrsagp 54 •II In oxceWant condition.' v* mile road Trontage. Over I mile of frontage on good live stream. Priced at $393 per acre Including" buildings, 98 per esnt dawn. IBP... Opdyko _ ■ Open Eves. ....... 3 beDXoom, noSth-Ind, i4,4la bilahce, discount. Ml ■ 9X12 LINOLEUM RUGS PLASTIC Ti£i _______ —. ELIZABETH LAKE ROAD ^ TAbXr ('your lend contract, large or nell. Cell'Mr. Hiller, PE 3-0179. — "'0 Elliibeth -------------HU Might In ti I dining ro ............s center at one of the' mpst exftlierallng. efficient, kitchens you'WIN ever •*parlance. You win-revel In that luxury of the accommodations tor tomlty ton end entertaining in the, 35 foot family -*"• ---------------——i add tap 1450 N. Opdyko Rd. Pti. RE $4149 Open Byes. Till t p.m. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE BATEMAN room. tractive Looking tor' a modest prK in a fine tocalion? If *o, this tavaly 4 bedroom ell-br lti.9«sr price home TRADING IS OUR BUSINESS •nog lot, k «f like, Situ division, 'Pull tot. $9,500 Bloomfield Ranch* 13,493. After 2-Vk ACRES r I, sun . porch, de- REAL ESTATE—INSURAt.. . 7732 Highland Rd. (M99) loan f to 9 OR 44304 Lake Front Wooded Lots rag#, workshop, largo .... .... Ion of shrubbery .and - shade. 3 miles. N. of Pontiac. By owner, Phono 333-1019, attar 4 p.m. 1 lots, SMALL HOUSE Off. ONE UNDERWOOD REAL ESTATE ' 8665 Dixit. Clarkiton . 625-2615 Evas. 625-1453 40-ACRB FARM WITH T ROUt stream and cMar swamp. Ideal tor Trout pond. Rav AAatlhawi. Lupton. Michigan. WEiiitad C|iirtr8Ct»*Mt|. i of Pqrait .Lake i tub. Blaomflald a privileges o laturihg welM van. 'Lake.- l__________ ... carpeting in the llvfng n hell, waf platter W'"' BRICK COLONIAL CHOICE WEST SIDE lecafion Ml built tn less. 3 bedroom* plus dan mr" '—ir "“'"7%’.! Elizabeth Lokt Front - “ “lying 110 H. of gpod beach, irly American Colehlel, well I released tor sale by owner Scotch Union Lake. Only $1,300 akIlInFagency Otto End of north Roslyn. * 1 TO 50 LAND'CONTRACTS Urgently wanted'. See us before Wren STOUT, Realtor glass top IIS; 3 fleer lamps, 1 fable lamp.-2 goose-neck tamps; 1, portable heaters; 3 new (amp-shades# portable Infant swing, bounce cheir, rocking horse, car, end car-bed. Ml 4-4172. i^ilMsfcTONALliHB TaALes PE 9- scaped lot. I with epproxli baths end, large sc maned porch with sun deck. 'Large 171 ft. kit, beautifully llhdscaped and- 2 • edr garage. Carpeting, drapes end other astro*. Owner IMMEDIATE POSSESSIONi )-bedroom. west Suburb#* * scaped 100 x MS ft. polntnwnt NOW. with' bfk* flripldee.^L'drpt barn-mont tor rocredtlon------------- " ached ton 1 tongl. SAND BEACH 134 FT. BEAUT I PUL LAKE FRONTAGE; only 4 years pld cut-tom brick ranch ipritii tVY-cer garage. Large speekwe tomlty room plus tower level recreation room opening put on beech. All custom features, leaded with extra* and b**utlfuily l*ndsc«pad. This la bike living Of Its flnttt ar ‘ •"* • * “90 FT. CANAL FRONTAGE ACCESS TO SYLVAN,. OTTER AND CASS LAKES gp wtttr 2-bedroom bom#. Gas FA klltto system, nice tot, grape arbor, apple tree*, add roe* garden. Off LY mt DOWN. SILVER LAKE ESTATES ALMOST NEW; custom tow toil |---nH Mto attached %«Rtir nt* quick sr gar h off t NORTH SUBURBAN 4-room ranch home, 3 bedrooms. 14x3* ft. living room, 9 baths, 7 wardrobe closets, 3-car garage. Large tot with tots of tram. PRIVILEGES ON MILL LAKE. $13,500, plus cos TODAY. kitchen glue k Oamw •-1®. ^______ ... wmnllioodowrr cost*. Make y FHA TERMS LAST CHANCE For the particular family watftlng nice 5-room, iv#-*tory bungalow with 3 bedrooma pna toll base- WEST SIDE-COLONIAL . * 3 bedrooms, cerpeted 1 living one ■“ —"*“1, toll basement, get In fine subdivision with w to shopping, schools and Pull price enly *10,700. your* with 01,100 dawn Ing coats. Available on* w PRICE 0 Smith & Wideman beaemenf. The c closet spec*. Living room, 14 xj4, with natural fireplace, full dining room, recreation room 14x» with nature; tire-place in toll bewmwtf, gas HW circulating heaf, J-car WE WILL TRADE Realtors , 28 E. Huron St, Open Evenings end Sunday 1-4 FE 8-0466 NICHOLIE NORTH SIDE iXTdbr™: basement, ell CLARKSTON AREA Tto**^b*drtomj)i Vacant. About *275 r NORTH SUBURBAN . A approved brokers ■ PONTIAC TRAIL! hUmimK. 494-1534 m ACRES LOCATED NEAR PINE Kl Lodge — Beautiful rolling Lwjr down paymmt and, Low Road,-North Branch, / ... 27 stantl— Me,, XrWn' of Pontiac, WRIGHT sfilp, 35 mliu ... ,. IM to X-way. PAUL JONES REALTY, ~E 4-8550. 5 Rolling Acres HAND OPERATED COFFEE VEND-Ing machines, small Investment which may. be handled with a low cash; down payment. Several machine* on location now, more to-be placed,. Good profit and Income for an energetic person. Phone Mr. Utley, FE 24106, Mon- thru fri, between I end 5 for appointment. REALTOR CARTRIDGE “IS THE BIRD TO SEE"- $IC0,000 For land contracts, equities 0 mortgages. Lowest possible dis counts evauable1. Don’t loose the home. Mortgages available. C4H Tad McCullough, Sr. 4S2-22I1, Arr Realty. 5aSH~ FOR LAND CONfSACfS - - 3 ROOMS BRAND NEW FURNITURE ' ONLY $3 WEEKLY 7-plec*1 living room, davenport' end chair,. toem cushions, 2 step tables end 1 coffee table, 2. decorator lamps, * S-pleCe bsdroom, double aresse-bookcese* bed, chest ot drawer e or bronze dinette n Welt, 4540; C . r._s* chrome « formica tops. . All For-$288 CASH, LAYAWAY, B-Z TERMS vlilt bur trade-in1,dept.. --------------i bergerns. ; ern, Ilka new,, eiuminum siding, storms, screens. Beautltor stone nHSKMtoJaMato SOxUO lot, trees, nlngs or' weekends, 887-51 SWIMMING Send beach, 3-b*droom modern cottage with fireplace. A reel nice summer horn*, completely t u r-nlshed. Full price $8,750 with only $1,740 down. HURRYI - DON WHITE, INC. 2091 Poxlo Hwy, OR 44494 retirement . trad*. Nix Realty UL 2-2121 , UL 2-5375 Solo Businest PropBrly 57 24 x 60 Feet| Cloar Span Commercial Building .Ing robm, large kitchen, l'/i baths, basement, new gas furnace, new swimming pool.' Near Union Lakt elementary and Clifford Smart junior High. $14,000 with 10 per cent down. 1 LOWER STRAITS LAKE In * quiet, convenient location off ‘JnlonLr“ ~ * ■-—-------'— $0,900 with only owner Will pty mortgage boats, CALL NOW. .TRADE Near Rochester First time offered tor this 4-r rancher with full basement ar J§ $1,100 down, $84 per mor eluding taxes and Insurance. COMMERCE LAKE 2-bedroom home, living. roor.. .. tiraplaca, new gas furnace, extra lot, shdrt walk to or" beach, 17,400, 51,500 I NBlb LAND CONTRACTS, RfeA-sonable discounts. Earl Garrets, ' Realtor, 4417 Commerce Road, EMpIr* 3-2511 EMpIro 3- ' ", QUICK.'CAiH FOR ; LAND CONTRACTS Clerk Real Estate, FE 3-7BBS, FE 4-4813, Mr. Clerk. RiHTOFPARfRiDGf' "IS THE BIRO TO SEE" $ E ASOfilE D LAND CDNTRACTS . wanted. Get our deal before your sell. CAPITOL SAVINGS 8. LO/" ASSN., 75 W. Huron. FE 44561. Money to Loan 61 5-pTece Liviffrro&'rrw iio; dining room Set 415., Washer. *h-cyclopedia, toys, Argus - camera, mlsc. FE 4-7791. 7-4>ilci iixlt5"i,'6Xk ISiWiSiS ROOM SUITE, 1100. 4 BLOND OAK TABLES, MOSIAC TILE TOPS, $40. ......... ——- pe 44131. BUCKNER ABlNffT TV, HlVpr AN©1 M •t oniAt i uitNi'iUXr-,, iaRdf se|Mlien. everything ier your Ik....,, , 4 *m(I^Hem*_ f urolriifnis, IIM CONTIMFORlBY' family room f washer, jdry^ar.^ *1 -IVING ROOM, Ye- miss, deep UtoflUht. tito Call re i3m«.T BUN# ft I flf, i, ft 1811, i oak, FI 447(6- f , —--"ijFE, 44414, I— WriwOft DINING I rTTLIMlD C.,.,, .... ....... jffluniti IdlulCf § chaff a* ^ I[A, I iLieTiic 6o8B'"‘dtM< gftlen, eneea. Dr 9-MOl. F rN f" fH INi rCOMFllTf^lfJIV > Ice rar I plus serving glihas. Bm, . tondilien, 234-4943, ' $149 dudes warranty end service- Fret-tor's Appliance Warehouse, 14H $. Telegraph, to mile souin or Or-chare Lake Road. Fhglffh’OTOWrilJT'VKffs 1443 nfiKMli. - ouarantoed for years, ■ .. ......Orchard LaV FRIGIDAIRF WASHER WITH $UD* saver, gooa condltlon, 4944403. FRiGlDAIRf WAIMIR AND OhY-. er In good condition, 6112-mi, FirtT’ iiZI ahd. YdH1 rid chest, i p 3709. 3AIX81 fALlF - JuLYr I - It. Household good* end mlscelleneeui 730 Froylncerawn, Bloomfield Or* GAS STOVE, RfeFRiOBS'Af6»: 144# ■ N. Firry# iWtr 3 i>,m. , ■ '™""”$TOVi,’ R6FRidl4rATOR', _____jn, good condltlen, FEl$-M37. . of..iLiafRii"' 1TAVI' AND" 81 Refrigerator, 494 **., Kroehler _epueh end chair, 445, OR 34436. OE PiLTlR-fT6Wl«Silli:'~S5fl, Tronrltf, 944i Ft 44371. H6llYw6D6 siffDLIT'bMD, biki-Ing ;**t, lull sized^ bed, chesis, ■ chairs, mlsc-,.OR 34444. H?5i4F i^14kC"i IbT'ViTK AK5N $**1 lAu • fy-resl, varied height, gaiety side*, mettress, FE 44703. Kkbt-Aik MIals ■ OB 3-*p*«d fans 194.94 Rebuilt Admiral Heavy Duly Air Conditioner 175.00 Admiral Air cendtHnitr Fits any window $44,w The GCXJD HOUSEKEEPING SHOP ot Pentlae , W, Hliron St, FE 4-t4S$ H^SiHOLD^ G”’------’ Rocheiter. OL 'I .61 fi06Wff6I; 6UTCR ime seal 497 4tn St. I^NMOhl^AUTO'MATICWSIflffc • end dryer, bargain. FE $4744. RfkMdttsi . *LBCTirS™"'YJS¥Cl >E $4744. IBMRR. ,___________............ sewing machine, atlachmems, li... fife; radios,' powar mower raeion-able. » N. Iroquois. PlI.RNlttjRi, ^^Lj* LlkV fflhV FURt price.' win b*< devenpoA $75. i davenporb. 475, Owner jp service; kllUYVACUUA^'CAfI“6W^L8, .....;.............V $49,50 New portable typewriter .... 433,50 Necchl consol* ...... - i..., 439.50 Singer console auto, zlg-zeg ., 459,5o Console Chord organ 144.50 Singer portable ....... 4)9.30 Curt's Appliance OR 4-1101 LIKE NEW1 -- AFXSTMiWT-sTil electric range, 333. FE 8-W07. OViND; dInino Ahib eKDIDom furnishings tor sale, FE S-1974. LIVING ROOM $bY, RffFRIOfeR-ator, mlscelleanous Hems. DR 3-2707, etfer 4 f ~ MAHOGANY DROP-LEAF DININO table and 1 maple bedstead, cheep, ‘ 473-3344; , MAfTHfess AND 'AoX iFRIftDs tor double b«d. 402-3023: MOYDKDla;' 17-INCHTlHVl4l6If end stand. 470 Rosowoed Flic#. Oft estor. . to moving must sell-SES855m7 living, and dining room furniture; elec, stove end. refrigerator. .Mi ” NEW ond USED - Stereos et 41.25 per week a Refrigerator 11.43 per week * .5 FOR TERRIFIC BI GOODYEAR STORE 30 S. Csss _____ FE 84123 nTwAND useb CAiFlTlNiTFOR . sele. ' Many, assorted brelda to- TTcubic. foot .kelvinator Cab- Inetfreeier, St98. 4894044. J BY 14 AND'# BY 12 RUGS, \7feRY good, 2 tor S73. FE S4437. 34-INCH GAS STOVE 434, 34" ELEC- ' trie stove, auto, oven, $50. 647-0093. ; >BE|p| ■■ 40-inch maytao*gas stove s3o. IT'hTl'C '6''T'vrsT'U'ITi^cQUCM, wesbrook..................... _ -I rocker, easy chair. RaasonaMa. FE 8-3650, a 1650 E. Auburn Rd., Rpchester, past John 852-2444, . ’PHILCO' Ri|FRiGBRAfOR, S40. '; FINANCE COMPANY . where you can BORROW UP TO $1,000 OFFICES in . Pontiac—Drayton Plain*—Utica 50 YARDS OP AQUA COTTON RUGb good condition. 442-1491. 140 KENMORf AUTOMATIC washer with suds saver. MS. 682-6264 after ‘ A-1 VALUES Walled Lake—Birmingham LOANS ........... bedframe*........ . . Hollywood headboard ....... $5 Mattress ..... if prlng mattw** .... ...-.I *19 . _ jar chest -......... 414 2-plcce living room,suit* .... $89 4-plece bedroom suite ...... $89 MANY OTHER BARGAINS Open 'til 4 p.m. Mon,, Frl. 'til 9 p. Insured Payment Plan ■ 1 BAXTER 4> LIVINGSTONE Finance Co. 401 Pontiac State Bank E FE 4-1538-9 BEDROOM OUTFITTING CO. 4470 DIXIE HWY. Drayton Plains 673-9441 A BIGGER STORE TO SAVE YOU .MORE! PONTIAC 1 . KITCHEN SPECIALTIES Spring clearance of kitchen cablnat 917Wqr^i!^Llilte, 3»lM$94 RADIO-RECORD PLAYER, WAL iut. PE g—^ mm Why do without t WOODED, GOOD nunring. Near Clare, 135 ml. from Pontiac. 674-1504. SA8HABAVV ROAD NEAf CLEAN 2-BEDH06m HOME Seal COMMERCE — Lako nrlvl. NEAR COMMERCE — Lake prlvl- J-BEDROOM HOME NEAR UNION LAKCr— Large lot — garego $6,500 — S500 down. , . 3-BEDROOM^ FULL BASEMENT • recreation room — Clarkiton schoo — fenced - and attractive — oi 94 acres, - $13,400 T *2,000 down. mhtooayCcaii •OPEN DAILY 6:30 to 8:30 P.M. r home or equity ^In trade. ! Bloomfield Township . 1 This 7-room rancher I* nestled on .* 150 ft, tot w/th attached 2-car garage. Extra tot available. Selling tor * 3,750. $1,400 down'plus EMBREE & GREGG, Realty 1444 UNION LAKE ROAD D«y». -EM 3-4393 Evil.* EM 3-3705 ,.m_______________rhr homes. Some mature trees. $2,950. WATTS REAL ESTATE NA 7-2950 ■ - |«M leglo Lake i • apartment Income n ...Shed showing-good yf Oniy 012,900 with $2,000 LOANS TO* $1,000 To consolidate IN HfjHILL OFF SILVER BELL and M-24. Lot too x 144 on paved street. FE 4-9374. ' a BATEMAN Courtoous experienced . . s. Credit life Insurance able: stop In .or. jshone FE 54(21. FARM 4-BEDROOM HOME -place part basement -furnace — hem parage — soil — neai' Holly. Ski a; East Blvd. South Charming 7-room bide carpeted living and d Nice kitchen and;gas onjfiW contract tor $1,400 down. ' ■ VETERANS 1 JUST MORTGAGE COST ' Buy* wide 4ugom ranch’ to..... with m baths, built-ins, attached garage. Large tot and located In 8. Commerce. SCOTCH LAKE FROflT LAKE PRIVILEGES ^ On Round Lake north ot Walter's Lake, 2 tots — each 60,x 300, Wooded. $900 each. Term*. PONTIAC REALTY 797 Baldwin PE 5-8975 ” 1X390 ON PAVED. STREET, Township; reasonable. FE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT 367 $, Telegraph open 9-5 After Jtgo. Ce FES-9441 FE 447 able: Stop In or phone FE 5-8121 HOME & AUTO LOAN CO. 7 N. Perry Sk FE 5412 GRAND OPENING Just moved* across the street to ^461 Baldwin at Walton PHONE FE ’2-6842 ’ '.First traffic Jlght south ot 1-75 Lots ot tree parking. MODERN CHURCH BUILDING ' 1,400 Square toot, privilege: Union Lake — Ito ecre*. sui._.._ for- clubs or fraternal organize- < , , ,____J home. Located ‘ Avon n Lake. 1 block from Union . 2-4993 ...... ' ' i ixusst ' 1 , "EAR cornIr of richardson- EARL GARRELS, Realtor 46T7.Commerce.Rood, Orchard Lake. BMpfre 3-4Q06 BMptra 3-2511 LOANS'TO $1,000 . Usually oh first'visit. Quick, friendly, helpful. . FE 2-9206 Is the number to call. QAKLAND. LOAN,CO. ' 202 Vontiac State Bank. Bldg., ; 5-pleee Used refrig. . Used r*ntm,«iMRIIIPilPiPEMi ---- 5-pfece dinette ......... ill Maytag washer, exc. ... $49 coll springs ......t cabinet sink ............. .129 - Sat. 9:30 to (•BEDROOM very substantial. / MtrpcHve fam noma* " "— ;itobafhs-BOOdbi tow at *ig;30iTbn ybur/tot. You Tn . -v . , .. ; Wft! never build''tor lets. Open r~ Y'l IPnAVTT dally 4 30 SB l:S0 p.m. SAT. m, i i Qol lw LL1 SUN. .-,1-7.' M39 at Ymittfr street * v-4.4- ' opposite city airport. Turn *' —’ mine — 0100 movi n family „ house on l*nd,»75P*rmq •VttUnn, BS vou in 7> I: ialge parcel | . «.*SSS: UNDERWOOD REAL'ESTATE ■ . -.________I - / EQUITY IS CASH-TRADE YOURS Struble everything. BPiPPBi JOHN DAlUr CO. ■ , EM 3-.7114 mm ~ ‘ Pge"per#*) 1; ohvti*iw!?8trrMiBh^wSB»!" Includes T $730 cash each. OR 4-3125; hatcNIry, 1 Lak# pRTvT- 1 legal on Williams Lake. IW Ir** ; 90X2P0, Ml landscaped With1, tr W% fei*ii|r*phiKe*Hdr FM. B*Ew ^*9 pu-al -Open 1(4 bMUl . B|Mday 9^Eir#j$^' if? ... ... Il ilVMl . .LI. w . If’it A */ mm ™ -i. ciafr, }- ■■■■ pptej wM^'totl^gtoM1 «. i etepnorw . J2ir4085. fHxto.'1w%"bulldfln^or. wMmm, „ fteensa. Askr lor : owyier, 425-9261. * TEAGUE FINANCE TOT 202 N. MAIN ^ ROCHESTER ROMEO 7, ' — 214 E, ST/ CLAIR 11 • LOANS $25 TO $1,(100 MAIN FLOOR , 3 'rooms of brand new furniture (21 pieces)’-with Med range end refrigerator, $299, nothing down,. S3 .—COLONIAL - tweeds : beautiful’ LIVING. ROOMS and / patch petts priced troop $129 fL 1-97M L 2G5T0 I Mm w :-2 TERMS — BUY—SELL—TRADE ‘—.Thru Frt. Nit 9 p.m.; sat, ifft CONDITIONER, iVO .-.ftntoh, Hqgr wlnstow m*W# carpeting and appliances. $10 down could give you a second chance. Family Home Furnishings, 2135 ■ Dixie Hwy., cor, ot Telegraph. REFRIGERATOR, $25. BTEtTRIC Stove, $35; 21" TV, $25; weaker, $25; refrigerator with top freezer, U9i gas stove, $25. V. Harris, FM 5KI766 ■ , ' r e f r i g irat81C!T!^w3 “ freezer dhd’ bedroom 2-3782. 146ll-a-Way &|6ulIkS NSW. 415 (3-7545 lovely walnut cabinet. Tek*vbver payments Of $4.00 per monHi for f months or $61 cash bslanco. Universal Co, FE 4 0905. , SPECIAL $20 A MONm BUYS .3 ROOMS OP FURNITURE ^Consists ot; * 2-pieco living room suite with | stop-tables, 1 cocktail table and 2 table . lamps. ' . - 7-plea bedroom suite with doubto Innersprlng mattress ‘and box. ' springs to mstch wlto 2 vanity 5-piece dinette set, -4 chrome chairs, Formica-top table. 1 bookcase, /! " fxii rug included. All. tor *399. ■ WYMAN. FURNITURE CO; rl7 E "HUROl(l ’ FE 6-4911 1S W PIKE---------—-FI >«$B TifraBSa • 1.1 -UU Houialiald Beads M 'WMTjNg^OUl^ WAfalfcM UN YfcR wire, w'r ifrv&i 'what wi sell, M W, Alfty, PB Mill V m / TtiE PON WTIAdl^RftS, Tin JESPAY, JtfLY o, tM WYMAN'S, TwIlHIM Mai, compMlIIMI' Apartment sije ui slave . 134 sS jbjec# drMHiif fflritnt lu.lj pBfc.™S,iS Alilqwi AM Akk i*yinioo{> t*4< very oi o wai nut s jyiSSWSgin &fW? HI-FI, TV I FW Sol# MIkoHommii ,17 Grand- Opening Thurs,, Fri., Sat' Auburn tolar sats’trgm If ft. PAL BY TV, 49 lohiahi t-s 4 uitov I noMlco, ITjMlIO Tap|‘ re ruswAst,! *............. HOME FURNISHINGS Muilcol Ooodi 71 At Gallagher's GRIATCIT PIANO AND ORGAN VBlUM of tot VMF CLEARANCE SALE JUJT ABIflVfill, BRAND NiW SPINET OONIOUBl PIANOS nw , PULL IT NOTRl. UMITIB (JMHLtIsi, N^eN?.OTMilftyMiNTi 1 INBP UI BEFORE VOW BUY GALLAGHER'S MUSIC CO, PIN MON, AND PNf. 'TIL f PA 11, hunon rk *m LOWRiV HOLIDAY* FRUITW00D ORGAN 1 Used but like new - eeNN1 mi^Ima^any, . Floor Model iifioo , CONN MINUET $ ALNOT id PteMAI P poppies. II am suae! to, EE twr SMAU PR6#P ^PUPPIES. CHEAP P‘^6iTADi5PTi#ir xiffWTY -'“-ka. old, weened end hooielvok-Cnllto mother ■ MA HIM, wHIYIiwt . PooCIri mqNTWI ■ list’ sir shot*. AKC rtnjl4l«r«d. iiiffr’. isTisifcr.w. Duv Hell, trade, Natali I SHI Ighmenlt lib AUC fsltj MORRIS MUSIC AfEMtO rt»f|illfir|l IhfirwM Muili IT 1 Auburn ORANCO , ITldiO ijjTwmn r*jIiJoI HOME FURNISHINGS if^iei'PHfiFfe13915 Auburn Rd, UI 2-2922 HAGGERTY HAS ITT Diving Raft*, AH In', built UP j; , ’ Only mid pivto# Boards with hardware, laminated hardwood tit,SO HAOOERTV LUMBER MA 4-4JS1 MrYlIXlRIEK^ Nl^gC^Tdl^UiT^W AND^M Swemo1 Ami”i'm1 m"'lUMllIl *#l PIANO SALE JANIIIN-MILTON’KOHLBd AND duy n« CONK VINE built-in ■ • Ban auction 1 w. )|£ Dlxil NOW, , OR tlffl lAfM|Iv, v it A M, RAW raff** iwarw Cr& saTOE; Special, Antique - Auction Friday, July 1G 7130 P M. i F GOODRICH STORE , 111 N, Perry ' .■ ", . PI t- IVifVANlA eON#‘t| MAI4M,> Conn Jjprfc'&AdDAIN =feBiTfiSLYMUSie ee, ■ fereil from B'hsrn Theatre Parking Ml 4*0821 DUlTAdi . ACCDdBiONt ifes *dd lessons. PR 8-MM. « TUMMER SPECIAL irllfeer orden model 4100, per- . ___....I ...... ..iilon, reverb ebrd attachment moNMi Mtenlun | S lotwor tower wttn this hi- On hero Lake VS, sirimwni W leg And Music Confer, §ai vA©f outlI't, ividv I Partial turnlshlnoi tew • heme ot the lets Dr, if Norton,street. Petti vMIchiosn, Antiques such is Bd ptionscroph with tyllndi ordtflo, so, old enosti, WOttOdSOli ehlno coilnots remmodes, bipyele ■ — wheels |na or i W With w Wlttr Softeners 66-A LO-IOPT WATIRJOPTINIR. Urnttsd qAllonaq*, si per men Sl|hSM0. UnTvsrisl fetf wsfer, For Said Mlscellpneous 67 • TON RCA WHIRIP Ml or wm irrsnos for. in«i*li«ilon. ini. 1 horsppowbr CXW'OMi’NkC, Bump, MS, 0,- A, Thomowp, eeTlont tor sprinkling, PI S-ifet, , US, 14-toot Dumphey, 10 h.p, Bylb-rude motor, Pamco Tiii trslier, 634-3100. I-A alUMiNUm tlbiNo, IT6KM1, ownlnos. Vinyl siding.- Installed or ' materials. Quality ■ tow cost. .-PB Hid VAULiLV OL I-6SM nif »TR6i«i"tKinr”ixeiNo , oaCwi. Od wW. i I rrIl t'vPi CawnmoWIOs KelVInator chest type freeier .. _e wrKked, It00,________ i - l4J, io PLiTfUSKilf flAtil- or tires, brand new, roaioneble. pb nan, FiirTholeum run Plesfle wall tile .... 1c da. ceiilne tUa - wail paneling, cheap. ■AO Tll», Pd 40017,1070 W. Huron II GALLON WATBR WiAffR,”ii'o vqd, 2 speed, good condition) S2«. 12-TnC'H'^W ' RtA, ti$. i 0TL stoves, t small, u. ms-soio, J1TINCN' P6Wid MSWlft, i AUilM mowor, lis Mt. Clemens, PR S-S466 io-inCN 6Ai ItovM, txi IDVaI portable typewriter,, ttii 1 VW |t|tlon wapon seats, til PE 2- ^ anchGR W& " NO MONEY DOWN' Pd 5-7471 issrwi'ifriHti, Ti 38. Ml 4-7040. , u-fite'Tr BIRCH WEEK 105 PIECES . 4'XS'X'A" ANTIQUE BIRCH PANILINO ........ I SJ| 25 PUCES 4'XS’XIA" pNU-TONE BIRCH PANEUNO J.lS 14 PIECES 4'x7'xJ-16" NU-TONE PANELING ............. $4.91 4'xS‘xV 1 GOOD SIDES . ■ PONTIAC PLYWOOD 14M BALDWIN PE 2-294] ■' B 6 L-i N i;; garden.Tractor, gl.it»«.i»bB.|w*,lo or, lower. Corhsr U|ID IPINBT PiANOI weekdoys 11-0 MlwrdOy 0-*-| DOWNTOWN STORI LAWN MOWERS SHARPPNpD AND ONLY ( 23 I, u,gNiLL,S P, ].>150 feJSSSX&iJEl“ n-A Michigan Pluoroteont, B,rp?irfnmit i books, olbums,1 pictures itiry onu old pipers dated ik to IMS. Old chins Bless *mi bowls, cooking ufen- < numerous to mention, ' PONTOON SQATI WITH CANS n»« end OOm»lttSL >tMrWd H*», WWtt rL ~ L ii-Ml, Oitn nslfy > I p,m. Sundays !' W^fjn ■RTTJOliAV ~ •OATS MOTORS MBRCURY-ieOTT MeCULLOUOH TfBfllf* — MirlM AfMMBQM ^ CdUllB-OliT POAt SALI M 1, WOlon 9 ti t Y* 1M4M AIWMINIIM ItOATi I»)I2 .llVHOniiB WMS AWTitoiuitD DiAtIP FOP PViN tpHiowra utrtoi jMD inuji nr iflf. ffiWM crptt Jet bootf, OR 4oHi Mlchl- Century Boats 1964s Hi Stock "How would you Uke,toip«nd a ntco quirt tvonlng At home for the price of a movltt for two?" / SHYILBR MO _ 11,49: CINfUdY SUNIL IP IP OBMq.i Mill, WARRANTY 11.49 TROJAN IBAIKIPP IT DfMO, . S3,II WwntdB Cart-Trttcks 161 •IRMINGHAM AVlRIUr but mjm iwhI" it Ayllfikb'l PB tjtFl WW PB 4 Factory Official Can "Top Prloou w * • - ' - * , - ' Top Qwillty c*r," 042 Oakland AVU. ■ • 41 49945 HURON MOTOR flkl IS I* -PAYINQ SJln?. ^i^h^rweid * Mfi) Cash Price* . Sulllvo^Bjjlckronllec B nmrnr AUTO SALES • * 11(14] h«Htw/lu Awfc. M&M M0T0S SAIN We pay higher grtota 02.34) m», 111, PluMIINo bargains PKBB Standing toilet, 117,9$) 30-gallon hoofer, S47.90) 3-plece both aim, 152.95 Laundry trayf trim, $12.95) shower stalls witty tries, $39.95) 2-bowl link, 12.937 Lavs,, $2,95) • .flpf •LUMBINO COM PREFINISH Paneling 4xf Mahogany .................. '*». Silverton* Sapoll .. S4.I4 xO silver Oak ......... 14,44 k7 illvor Oak......... *5,43 PANELING ODDS'AMD ENDS CLEARANCE 13.50 EACH Washable ceiling tile GOLD BOND A grade WHITE 12WC SQUARE FOOT plywood distributors 75 Nl Caw Avo; PE 2-0439 IDINO LAWN MOWER. JACOtt-sen Javelin rotary. Ilka now, $325. Cilll 444-4519. _____ PijM^A(Si‘sALT^‘‘TulliWTu fil; I 7-0547. doming,:' mlsc; _____ Hall, Lone, Birmingham. ' ■ SPfeCIALS ■ ' NEW LOCATION PRE-FINISHES PANELING W Rosewood finish, 4x1 .... S4.9S "" Rosewood finish),4x7 .... 14,35 Walnut sec., 4x1 ...... sits Birch sec., 4x1 ....... U.95 * Mahogany, 4x0 ..... .13.95 DRAYTON PLYWOOD 4112 Witt Wolfon OR 3-0912 SPOTS BBFORi''Y6,ud‘ ISYE4 - them with blue *£ustre, Rent eTec-trlc khampooer, si, -Par 1 —‘ Point Company. •Johnston mowers, good condition. .Davlsburg Golf, Course, 12450 Ahdepsonvlile Rood. 634-6431. iOLlNS OELUXE-RIDE-A-MATIC pardon tractor, ‘ * ----- Bar, ganr — ; cart. Alt g mower, plow blade a Bottle Gas-Installation t Two 100-pound cylinders and equip mmt, *j2. Great. Plain* Gas Co. - . PE $-007*3. ’ ■■ ■■ BROKEN ilbjjNVALK POR RE-1 *-‘-*-ig wails, Con*'*, — CLEARANCE SALE . Rebuilt electric typewriters, 20 per com discount. Also used end new deXKs, noli Hp, oxocutlvo, secretarial, files, tablet, chairs, mimeographs. offset -graphs; Thermofax, 22U v. .Forbes, 4500 Dixie Hwy., next^to Pontiac Stat^ Bank.' OR COMPLETELY. SATISFIED Custornsrs Are! Most Valued Asset SHOP At WARDS AND BE SATISFIED! 66mplete stock of pipe And* fitting* — plastic. Copper and .east ■ lr«m for drain*. Plastic copper and galvanized for water, brack for gas. Montcalm Supply- 156 W. Montcalm. FE 5-4712. G. J. CABINET SHOP 924 W. HURON 334-0926 Custom cabfhets, Fefmlea tops, ■ sales ot Formica, sinks, hood* and faueato. COMPARE our prices. . and Office^Supply, 4500 Dixie Hwy:, naxL to,,Pontiac^Stata Bank, OR DON'T LOCK YOURSELF OUT, get an extra key made Wick Supply Ctk 2478 Orchard Lake Rd. 482-2020. FLUORESCENT j LIGHTS FOR DUJ5TY CONCRETE FLOORS Use Liquid Floor Hardener Slmplt lnexpenalve Application Boke Builders Supply FE 59186 FOLDING .....WHEELCHAIR, GOOD pRIGlDAIRE AUTOMATIC WASH-er, *30. Baldwin Orga-sonlc organ. I Walnut percussion, FE 4-28W GARAGE SALE - GARDEN TRACTOR, 5 HORSE Briggs-Stratton engine, sn “ J ' and ptoait. »». MY 3-4S23. -'BARGAINS, A t, F SWINGLINE STAPLE GUN "FOR your home work repair. S4.9S. Gen-Printing end office Supply, 17 w. Lawrence St. TAKE'SOIL AWAY THEbLUE LUS-,tre way from carpet* and uphol-Mery. Rent eleetrle shampooer, $1. Foy-Johnston Paint Company, TALBOTT LUMBER ; Paint closeout -Sale, interior Laytex,1 enama! ang piastre Tent, V ** 1025 Oakland Avo. - fe 4-4595 ’ T-HE SALVATION ARMY REO SHIELD STORE 118 W. LAWRENCE ST. , Everything J Clothing, - Furniture, TOILETS, Appliances. Thompson, 7005 M59 W. ' ’ ' UNCLAImEosINGER LAYAWAY , with ilg-uggor In cabinet. Makm monograms, buttonholes, etc. .Ply $40.20 or $5 0 ,10 V oar gua Necchl-Elna, FE Michigan 8-4521. , IJNFINISHED TRAVfeL BUS. BEST • Also large barn' to rant. 625-1575 after 6. USED LUMBER SALE Fr|daV) July 10,10 a.m. to 7 p,m. 10274 Pontiac Lake Rd. Sheathing, planking ang 4x4s, prefab boardwalk* for boat dock*/, or board fencing, prefab playhouse ygtagb*" For Information call 682-321 Use 01 1 greet Take advantage of savings delivered -to your name. All meats and groceries, .no need to buyjcas# lots. *' SAVINGS UP TO 40 PER CENT Example special*: Cut Up fryers 15c a :Ut up f bus Quantities limited, I________ . For free Information, 647-1577 WADDING AN N'OU NCEWpE NTS A' - discount price*. Forbes. Prlntlni and Office Supply, 4500 Bt/x ii Hwy., next to Pontiac S t a 11 Bank, OR 3-9767 or Ml 7-2444. ' ' VISE Hand Tools-Machinery 68 Acetylane 5-3154. LINCOLN GAS-DRIVEN WELDER 135 OA ACCORDION, OUlTAR LESIONS, SsleoMryke Puhinackl, OR 3-5524, YQUR CHIID SHOUl D HAVE MU-, sic Iwsons, private piano organ, guitar, Coll today tor further intor-motion, MLUOHfR 1/ MUliC SHOP, Pf 4,054*; , Store Equipment RESTAURANT P I X T 71 Evirythlng Must Go! B & B Auction 5089 Dixli OR 3.2717 Saturday, and Sunday, clear. WWKLV' AUeflW' IVIRV Ell. day 7:30 bjn» ontlguoi, furniture, misc. ,90t0 Jtontiae Trail, 8'* mile* south ot South Lyon. Livestock 13 Sporting Goods 74 2 DAIRY HttPSRS, 1 WITH CALF, - I I duo. shown by OMt, MU. 9-1454, RJQIjLATOR. TANK, BACK-PACK,[^8AR;0LD PA|>P|| IHlt- Shtmmolni 1, face-mask, weight* 01 mw. 1. First , 3*1102 latfrsi ** !■ nTICui WWcHriikM. 1100. OR IWtii'CatTAoIA'IRl' "YlUYi'.1-5* ill* cots, gas lanterns, 1 burn* slova, Isbls, chsirs, stools, Plri 111 laksi,»“ ^ ^HrOT’YlAILIIk - Ui 1175 up, p entv to choose from, New, models nos up, plenty ■ or ")943 laqtorv dOmonitrSnr —~‘~‘-New 1243 Apteht ptekr !.Pji; will. »f S2*5, whfht Jhoy ^Ilit Apich# factory Homo Town Dealer, onen dally 9 a.m.Jo I'e.m,, Sundayt To a.m. las p.m, BILL COL 16R, 1 mllQ esit of Lanaer on M-Il. bUMPEi'P^SiLTAlLi. , 473-1234. •“buNiriu^iiELL-YrAb't- Durr-Slioll. 375 8. Telegraph. NfVER USED 1943 SPS'dfSWAV tank, regulator and back -pack. 1115. 452-4115 before 6 p.m SpIar op”- IWIMAITIft, 6k, good condition. MA 4-27SI, f«Nflo"pt, * ta>PT.TiB¥T?36i5r umbrella. 4 sleeping bogs end air matfetas*i. air pump, water ,ltc' !,rr"'uwd 1 wk: TRAbs - PLYT25B7-£aITing ro| andveols tor gun*. Burr-Shell. 76 ... 'YdAb-OL6“6lL¥i1NO_A61i""¥5l-perlenced rider, OA Hid II YI AR-Olj) MAUI. AND . I OAI . ------boarded, 525-*'“ ’, MARE AllD CbL?." am Road, Milford. 1 REGISTERED QUARTER MORSES / * ‘•PILL, Judd Pergueon, OR 39222. A-i'iackPAR)rS0il7'''6ELIV. trod or loadod, 4S2-5740.__ A-l SHREDDED ElACK ¥TRY-loaded or dollvorod. Also tend, grovel and fill dirt. 1700 Scott Lako Road,, 1 mile S. of Dixie. OR 3-M50 or OR 3-966^. _____ ALL YOU CAN HAUL PRtfC"¥il't, . EM 3-4378. ELACK- DIRT, TOP SOIL, SANb) tin ^and^ gravel, • Mol'* Trucking. CHblCE BLACK ‘ lollvared, ________________~M^k6s CHOICE SEXCK^'BfiT: yards tor 110 .or. 4 yards tor 1 Dollvorod. PB 49510. po# Past1 bbllvERY,' sand, grovel, f|n dirt and «hredded mi "■ Bud B«n«rd-OR 5-5773: CHERRIES PICKED OR ---- Own. Please bring PONTIAC LAKE BUILDERS SUP-ply, tend, gravel, fill dirt. — 3-1534. : ■ PBt»4lMI»t(wg Pog« I MONTHS MALE •A-1 POODLE " STYLING ANb grooming. 573-5*04. AKC BEAGLE PUPS, 3V*’ MONTHS HI OL 30194. AKC BLACK TOY; POODLE. STUD B S-1S53. Son of V*ns Chlp-o-Onyx, AkC CbLLiiPuPi:. AKC DACHSHUND PUPPIES -- Dogs at.. Hwm1* Ki Stud: — Terms. Estel AKC MINIAtlSB;': SCHNAUZER AKC REGISTERED WEIMARANER, Excellent hunter, papers. Extras. Celt OR 39891, anytime |between 3 BASSETT PUPS AND CHIHUAHUAS, AKC registered. 651-3757.____ BATHING ANO GROOMING, PICK- UP AND DELIVERY. 451-340S. BEAUTIFUL REGISTERED BRIN-jSuswI.0^? home, no 3-1558. BOARD DOGS - GROOM POODLES jjrfctierd. Grove Kennels, N COCKER, POODLES, MIXED PUP-plM, *15, OR HH COLLI ,* MALE, 1 YEAR, EXCEL-with children, price reason-0 a good heme, 335-2697. 4 GENTLE MALE DOG FOR COST of ad, FE 2-1636. GERMAN $HEPHB|t¥p.fN'll9^ PART BRITTANY PUPS, MALES and tamales. FE 5-5709. Travel Trailer* 88 Tirti Aulo TrucIi OLE, oltlen. OR „ iMmrmKormnmr- make reiervellon* now, r R 4-4034. , AiriifCTw Avalalri, Holly*, Towns, Cres Travel Trailers 16 li> 26 ft., tett tonlelned , Order now and-hovo If for vocation ELLSWORTH AUTO ood TRAILER SALES 4577 Dixie Hwy, MA 1-1400 • cAmping sitk Swimming, *of* beech Pishing. MfFsely Resort, 1140 MIS, Orton- CpPffilS’TI'AiLBAC ’A'nff“dl -OUVi Afeko rfoorvotton* new, 3421 JUgslyn Rd, PI s-Otil; trallori) 331-3114 or 331-4100 for ■' rosOrvetloni; Gl 1 KLM.R^ff6'NS ............ Brand new Crees, .sloops o 'to I people, .Some overhouit ovolioeiel , Water, des, broke#. . Holly trovfl Couch , . ........ ............ ..... , 11210- MOIIy Rd, Holly Mi 49771 1500. Alio smell more, V* I 'Open Deity* eno Sunday* excellent tor small, children, J Fl o WTB a3oI " WWTKc 'A’TI If »“•" * years old,-gentle and esmpers,. rent or toll, Sloans 4 to I. Wtjw^ Mqrfli, Nursopy,'4019 Rochastar Mond, Troy, MU 9-4062, Open Dally 1-7 ■ Closed Sunday '/ CAMPERS aThtrmo-panel 1 construction 30 par it dlspetttkni. HORSE ANt/SADDLE, *300. '■ ' " OR 39536. ~ ^'hoRSI|'T61 "IXlIC 30 to choose ..... m goldlngf ogd stallion*, - flilies,'and studs, r Trailer, 4 hors# vt P Inanclng avellsbli. ___ by appointment, contact Hoffman, or LnVorrlo Puttee Pontiac Lako Rd. EM rm wIlcIh’TSarI,''*) OA 8-1475/ . ________TTBr^SfTiTrTRSAii mere. PermonOntly/regiefered. ME 49511.-' / YT tor* end vacotlon’ trailer*. SALE—RENT, , P, I. HOWLAND , 1 mares/ 3355 Dixie Hwy. OR 3-1454' lor#Y«C NTMf^D*TR^vitri1^^ ■ - — v rent, Clean ana Ilk* new, 5*7-4624, "BuiKTTrYlOiTiirTKSTLlRI” CENTURY * TRAVELMASTER ANDER-ETT We epeclalita in quality built ‘ ‘— Plan to join our Hay-Grain-Fgbd" 84 extra good quality cow and Poultry 300 LBQHORN HENS, LAYING, OL CHERRIES V- 10c A POUND, PICK your own, Munger Orchard, 5240 Hod lay Road. Sal* end Suns. Only, CHERRIES "'Tor EATING- AND' canning, pick your, own — Holtz Orchard, John R. ' . mile south of Home sweet cherries picked ...... Oakland Orchards 2205 E. C 0 m-more* Road between Bum* end Duck Lake Road. Milford. ' MONtM6feENCY (PlE CHBRfe(ii) MONTMORENCY CHERRIES, IOC lb, YOU pick. AAA 5-3912. MONTMORENCEY CHERRlfeS, j pick 10c lb. 324 N, I MONTMORENCY C HE R 1 RASPBERRIES, 1 fc ctt. 425-1575 otter S. Farm Equipment NEW AND USED TRACTORS: chain saws. Evan* Equipment. 625- NEW HOLLAND HAY BALER WITH elr-copl engine, S250. 625-2579.-RECONDITIONED PARMALL CUBS" •several to choose from, *695 and KING BROS- 1-0734 - PE 4-1442 Pontiac R0»d of Opdyke REPAIR PARTS FOR ALL MAKES, of tractors and farm machinery, especially John Deere and New Idee, Davis Machinery Co., Or-tonvllle, NA 7-3292. Also Homelite USED COMBINES, BALERS, TRAC- nance end trade.,- Hortland Area Hardware. Phone" Hartlem| 2511. iH Wk A Z E R ROTOTILLERS, “ PARTS AND SFRUirP. PARTS AND SERVICE, 1570 Opdyke U 16-FOOT YELLOWSTONE TRAVEL trailer with cab-over, self - contained, like new. 1460 Rossdale. Off Cass Xoke Rd. CHRISTY ALUMINUM CAMP-Ing trailer, never used; *600. 682, 4195 after 5, 530 Woodbrtdgo. >59 CREE 17>A FRONT KITCHEN side Gocho, gas lltet heat, water Cwtfury, Trivelcede. A,NOEP It iio-i Both TO N .ANDER-ETT DEMOS. ' One i*-tt. self contained One JB-tt. self contained Mfi TAWA5 TRAILER SLEEPS 4. *1,195. Reese hitches, GoodeII,: 3200 Roch*lt«r_Rd, UL 2-4550.___________ , thb“new . WA~WA “■ STAR MODEL. See before you -,'bu/. 3401 W, Huron. FE 1-04*4. WOLVERINE TRUCK - CAMPERS and" Sleeper*, New and used *39$ - up. EM PER 1 OR Tend Trailers, *449 ' —------- telescoping E M 3- / LOWRY < 10x30 COTTAGE TRAILER, 19 2 BED- II heat, 150 mites north of Pott-op, 5995. OL 1-1541 or OL 191*1. 5TfTC I960 DETROITER 10'x 41' OL 1-0252. 94- bETROitlFToXJl. CAfePif-ing and awning. *3,950. Pfe. 5-2050. * PONT*Ac'cHtEF , 10'-12'-20' -W.IDES .A site end, price tor everyone. Stop-out today and lot. ut show you how oesy It Is to own o now or used mobile home. New 10* wldss 2 bedrooms for only t3,945; Delivered end set-up. Many models on dlspliy tor your shopping con- Bob Hutchinson 4301 Dixie Highway . OR 3-1202 Drayton Plains Open 9 to 9 Dolly ‘ * Sun. 12-5 AWBMT MOBILE HOME ' REPAil service free ostlmates. Also parts • and eccessostes. Bob Hutchinson, Mobile Home Seles, lne„ 4301 Olx; Hwy., Droyton Plains, OR 3-1202. ffikRO,;; MARLETTEl VAGABOND, ' .... nor, Skyline, General; 10-33- i 20 wide. 40 floor plans. - \ - ee Gem,^ Marietta, end Yellowstone Open dally 99:30-Clojed Sun/ Oxford Trailer Sales . , JULY SPECIAL* Factory blemished Second*, Guaranteed 9SFI1 f* hwy. 'yHiMf, * traction UN tract ion ' IO.Jt-8 .traction • 1.31 ^traction 0 35 x M hwy! /lp.OO x 20 hwy, : In 00 x 22 traction / Coll Dick Curran I*!*!/ 323-7*17 „ . Plreitone Store, 144 W, H riucK TiRii. nmor Pete's Motor Sates, pf ,4 Auto StrviCB CRANKSHAFT GRINDING Mr, Cylinders ‘ chtno Shop, t d. Zuck M I. Phone p VACATION-SPECIALS . MOTOR ^TRANSMISSION 1 and BRAKE Overhauls Minor Repairs ON Any Make Terms OAKLAND . Cass Lake MARINE CAM-EUZABITH ROAD 4139 / OPEN 7 DAY* c:imiN iiJAl i, i ik-i:.Nl-w. "if- , Call Ton. lattman, PE 6 OR 4 030*-lAWSON'l II mm mr ICIAl.1 » uMp 14' luminum fishing boat, m ■ n,p, Mercury motor, *295 « UMP 14' " wood rynoiMt and 15 lf-h.p, I vlnrud* electric md Sterling trailer, S39S, — jtEO tr molded plywood run-Xrout lfh 21 h.p. MClrK John on,> I3$w qwr2- ------------------- - - Cherokia ■ Rlnker- Mse 1 «1 Right on i to i Demode — ifipi » T TlPli-' 'Rood. .... --DAWSON'S SALES CO LANE. Phone Mew r-ziw DISMONSTRATOS, 'W14' tU«I<6-CRAPT JET BOAT. Priced to toll. MICHIGAN TURBOCRAP SALES, ♦TIT| : PB 4.17*7 Did You^knowf” VILLAGE RAMBLER Ml fe wanted Ifii W?ITOCrTHti66fc hardtop or cnnvaillbla wldi front end wraekad. FE 4-3203.” wantrpi mwua—’ Ellsworth AUTO SALES 4177 Dixie Hwy, M ----woinrromr LATE MODEL USED CAR TODAY - iXiit'LllYTSSroffiOM "IaTCSt boat, tern ana trader, tfso S h.p, motor;' *300. 6749314. CHRIS CRAFT OWENS BOATS MOTORS trailIri I — 10AT ANO BOAT ACCESSORIES • Michigan Turbocraft Sain 1*27 Dixie OR 40301 -rjiper- JOHNSON SAl.f 'Boots - CanOu. - ,**■ Foote Hitches and tcceseorie* Everything for the beat OWENS MARINE SUPPLY 35;9434 j IN Orchard Lk. Aye, , Pf, > MGtBf S feois and trailer. FE Fifes. - . - mERcuRY outiaAhPI - ' St or craft — Sea-Ray—Cruisers Inc -BOATS- ‘ Birmingham' MERClilRV QUICKtuLvtR O UT-board motor'Oll reg, SIS.60. special ! *)3.60; par cast. Kars Boats and BOA” I, trallar, 1 It Ft. Atombwm Now boiat feaiwn Now flborgios boa h.p. miiTT ureyer's Sports c«ni r MERCURYSr 3.9 To 100 >NE STAR BOATS* GLAS1 and MFG BOATS. 1 We have a few used motou. 97 ^210 Holly Rd. Molly, ME ,4^;n iwp to \m model i "Top Dollar Raid'f John McAUtlfto FORD *30 Oakland Avo. ____Pf 89101,1 rw/l ''VBi11 TluN 111 ?ARS OK" ■ truck*. Economy ¥ar*.' 2333 Dtxl*. WE NllD“CARSI TOP DOLLAR POR GOOD CL IAN CARS. MATTHEWS-MARGREAVES *51 OAKLAND AVENUE Jmk Cars—Trvciu fill Autobahn Motors, Inc. AUTHORIZED V.. • V, mile north ot MU eel# Mile 174* I, iwograph " 1 >1 *9531 tofi’ VW ”CONlJf*tVi'Ut,—trtlb few than i menthd, many wlrwu Now and U*ad Can L BUICKi RUNS QOOO. REIT m>. luiyn pun* Utter, PB 14704. if** ¥ui6T'ItiABSuklTER a Pfidl hardtop, PB <9444, is* mi Clomena lowdst PrieMl 1954 ButCK Special 29*or Hardtop, excellent motor, Pull pric* « Credit P MARVEL . tm if wriuErirarriri hardtop, *1*95, HURON MOTOR lAltt 1501,Baldwin 1 Blocks North *1 WfUtoR I flUlCK ila sahkE CPNVIRT. Sto, power fbrohM' and etoorlm, rlglnel own*. 11,410. Colt 4739*31. ipei nuicK social, vi itreK 'yory clean ■ tew Pfemeuto. tdmr hardtop, v* 1 TO,! JUNK CARS - TRUCKS: wanted. Top dollar. OR >9*12. rwirjTjferisirfliB yiuc**' wanfed. OR 39HS.,, 1 aLwayibuyinG I I JUNK CAR* - PRER TOW II TOP II CALL'PE *9142 _____GAM ALLEN B ION iNC. Used Aato Trock Ports 102 Ngrv md ll*od tracks 101 PONTIAC SPORTS CAR INC. llto-1511 im~K(TIEK' IPIcIaL fNOI, JtJ. eufomettc transmlwMn, power Wearing.; 4*397*4. ■ , 1947 OUICK SPL-CIAl.. IMMACO- lat# oondttton, foot actual rniMt, 01,700. Prtvat* owner. OA 1-1144. GmtHBorVkyLmik CcmvCR-" ttoto, Ml power, auto, feonsmto-Don, whlfewelj*. *3,395. *53 5722 TT9w1^1lTAC , full 195$ CHEVY W-TON PICKUP. aar7*43 CAffitLAC 39, 4-door, *ir. canWttentog. A >*l Meal end only; ■ $1695 WILSON PONTIAC-CADIUAC _ ________ Ml 4-1954 . Birmingham, Mlchlgen________, i**4 ca¥illac UnJdi DavILLi, lull pewar. wlto elr. OR 3-4979 ’ aftor 4 . ■' ■ Dodge WHERE THE fiUNT ENOS 4 Cadillac Convertible. , -gain priced $5395 xE**i769.AUt6M*7rS: 1955 Chevy Bel Air 4-Door It ^cylinder engine, ) to, heater, whitowatls. Patterson 1955 Chpvy, Stick with radio, heeler, full price $145/ LLOYD'S Llncoln-Mercury-Comet New Location ... . ij________ » chivy vuTMl"air m»m NICE CLEAN CAR. SEE US FOR THE BEST BEFORE YOU BUY. PEOPLE'S AUTO SALES OAKLAND FE2-3S51 1957 CHEVY BIL XIR 2D06r7V5 engine, eutomxtlr. run. nmi, full price. " fe Down Payment I ty'Hera, Pay Hatw-: No Credit Problems Cooper Motors / -JJOod Cars at , | Lowest Prices! 1957 I CHEVY 2-door with stick; •No Credit Problem* W MARVEL 1$ OakMd Av#) | J N»*i and Uiod Ciri ;. ini chiunoiIt. m, '■ Ml WM flflTIHBif? vg, ifieX, ‘ NEW pi Min,, __ , x ||w >|\a tmggpjif,. Y* S'fiU, . mar, no mtntyjMten, toil Mr. Jflfinggit,. MO, Haskins C.havy rapEWaCTfi Pm Ntw «Ml Ond |«ra R ■POItllblON -1MI ( HBVY CON, wfflbft, nn rtwniy Mm (111 Mr lohnson, MA H$o*, Hasklni rhavy INI CHiViOklT IMPAI A SUPER inert mmmK wmm frens-miiiMn, m engine, r» wAmw«lli,. Miden will Mif blifk iSttrtof, HMHI throughout Only Easy ‘srms. >ATTI«*ON CH*VAOk|t ;o, Jooo woodward AVI., _ Hi ini; tanking. 19SB CHIVY ConvirtibTt Will) fill ii. Hfillfi futtmaf i§. MIC Kin It «PMf|l£py $295 LLOYD'S m 106 N«W ti t POE Mb him* lap SI HRm, PB|r”- HTTSRSON CHIVROL ,r„, JIM) $, 'WO0DWAPB Birmingham Ml ONI 1961 CQHVAIH * MON7A, RffV I idm). ridlo. ui iileT ire INI. CHIVV I MB AJL’A CONVfff, w»BgiFdr»-y INI CORVETTE. , ipjw. ixcft ini «orv«tt« convrrYiblV, |, speed, radio, heater, .whltewilti, riwn balge UHlrti, * naira clean Only 12,MS Buy larmi R ATT BP ION. CHlVROklT CO,, 1100 f WSODWARA AVS, BIRMINCi tjncliin > Miwury Comet New- Location 1250 Oakland Avr. I Naif TalHrwni t * ,m»41 i,gra IlfRp! m suttifld. Birmingham Um cmEvROiXT. VI, Mil, tk uyka HirawRii. PR MOM, 1 "SHflP CHEVY 0 STICK $495 1 m vmJL'&y MW1 wmon, a,i Huntir iMrofiiiitoN ' .- iia cx'i v v i nnrfm hardtop. he money dawn, call Mr 1 Mrr.I* ...I John ion,' MA IN04, Haskins Chevy Hif.'fRgy ■g&£". ! ini corvette '•; RriNft ray REMR* HI’ I4*"1 wm* ‘ w couRt, sabering lllyir wild blue At li prwO t.am Interior, InM, MEM, A wily I S3t7 equipped, lOIM n,il«« Only mom*-OR TRORmy *uv» , f»f, Bank : retes, PATflllONi SH I "hUNTM IIRMINOMAM CHEVROLET £0, 1000 I, W©OD »* " mi imS) WARD AVf„ IIBMINOHAM, Ml ..Inutln MertsUfyComel New Location 1250 Oakland Av«, NMf TrtMfMW) ' r.fc I lia Good Carr of , Lowilt Price**! 1*1* PORB Wagon, a rail' via. ■MMr'f *'« iwrulHirwiJaliWHi*..1 % jtk SW MARVEL •01 CORVAIR .MONIA 4 0001', III Oiklind Ayl! PI I ION iMMte'gil •ltd UMd ttri loi New end Ui«d Con ^ ' 104' ...................... LLOYD'S THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY r. JULY 6, KmH 19S9 Pord CuRtortf I 195fl Uncoil) Premier illtk tnifl, rididuhMler v o Only • f-. fie KlWil if I JEHiVROJtf tl|C Am 4 BOOB tedod, ‘f,«yimoor, reweiwllM, new, IhbIwI S, WOOOwARU AVI,, llRMINft • and Uied Cart si os sum' a 104 Ml LLOYD'S. ^©w Location r ipeiiHiiep>itftftmlr«fAi •• fire, no money*: down, tell Mr, —- “* Cmq4, Heaklns Chevy, INI 1250 Osklond Ave (Nmf feiegrMhj .„ pf 3>7|tJ i»#S MflCUlV I P0B1 HASBTOP. ruf)t*tfif RmRi lull grlie IN, ■ £ No Dawn Piyminl Ruy Hire LJiv. Here 4 No credit greelim Cooper Motors; 4|7i Dixie _ ._._...„.,.'fnyon>iRl|iM 1960 Mercury Sedan ,* *j *T|T|ni ,WI, Bs-in , 1144 p'll . POOR . Sedan. Full prltl HUM. JEROME, Motor Sales' '"n , SAGINAW I: 8-0488 aplff tsriLYMouflrifkvgdBrfRrTi eheiter ind lulemillf New and Uied Can '!/ Hunter \ Dodge I Mo Perlliie Cilillne,' 4m • lulomiil* Irinimliiloni •Merlon Rod brain, $1095 1041 Mew end Used Carl 1041 New and Uitd Can 1941 Haw and Uied Can 1«M PQNTIAC CATALINA I Lew nlfllMr radfo, nietei pi|{j| osMmissian ■ priirli, iliOtj* lull price, IN eewn, bmk : Fates, Ask eboul our men, ity.Mp luirinfn, =, , 1 VILLAGE, RAMBLER mW i m rtbCKY AUTO SALES' TijijtmT | wrm .4Tfl4 RAPIO > -jiiioi., ... Telo luT e,i. y Pivmtmi el Mr, Pfims l , $795 , LLOYD'S I VILLAGE RAMBLER ; 1962»Tamp©st 4 Door Sedan jwilh e beeulilul piui jl^nWi, ndif yeurs lor anly SLWS, BEATTIE INf W0NTIAC IOO01 HARDTOP* 1 -- -IslM 5| H iy MMlViCl OR 3-1291 INI Pontiac caTalina .poor tided, iHydrtmtiK, rtdte, healer, l i((tti ainen llnleh. btraild priced J illjV'fflOlH iwmit PATTRl. •M*N CHSVROLfeT CO* IN I, WiiOtJWARD AVR., BIHMIN6HAM $2195 LLOYD'S, . L Incnln MerCury-Camtl New Location ; z Crldif or Oudgit 9 Problems? * Wl Can Finance YouJ 100| Cars 4o Select Front l / ■Call Mr. Dal© . .FE 3-7865 : ■TJANSPaRTATHM' 12$0 Oakland Ave, INitl TalebrMShl , PR 1 v • DEAL WITH " fi ' -Houqhten & ' -SAVE- Vacation Rambler Sale I .lUPRlIOl 1AMRLIB j Mft PeklBFip Av|,. _ PR ■WACfNATl QliKifiohilo GMC Rtimbler : We will Del be. undertow SUPERIOR RAMBLER ■ "Penllet'i Ton Tredtr'* il Oik line hi s t 1960 Falcon 6'PaiiRnair Waaon with i blue: finish, radio, he* MrdbmatTe irtnimltsleni jrii, ,v* y unfcom-Mmut v ^Ryjofi/j New Location ruffier" Pnrd* j 1250 Oakland AVI. • {Near Telygrtphl_, PR 3 7|(*j 1961 Comet 2 Door Dtlun I run i only , , $895 ■ SHARP BEATTIE f XonS ORALRJLI * Diets in watei « efifiivkl «ffe AT thb! StIplW LLOYDS- l Incoln.M.rf dry Cam.l New Location' l»M >LvW6llTN, will ««cnr Tree eve., hi H-lgsf. _ IMS PONTIAC HARbTOP, 110, MVI* AuW. Pi HW, !_____________ IflT PONmrWPDTOP' POWflt brakat and Slwrlha, exeelienl irantperlaiion, pood Mret. flj). INf PONTIAC CATALI 1 vtrllhlt, A i tmo. 44„, it4J"P0NT|AC:TATAl,TkiAT |ewtr r sales, Itlf blm* 1*957 Pontiac Hardtop | teeji, IS PONTIAC CATALI N A CO N ” Hunter Dodge INS, Pent let LiMent SWeer* bucket1 seats, . Whin, win* rad ihlaVin. I ear tnp rp, cHpyvr 41711, -..lV.i«’7td*f.'fiW" ^iralwAfe " t»fl MON 2 A IP VOIR -^'ffi-.^TTkMol 'NIC 4 IV V I MR At A T • 600fc! __11. wood, Hardtop, stick, v-e, radio* beater | 'iRMiNO'tAw. Mi | wniteweiis. Ml i.tt i tees cmivROlit-R f 1 cTV N i f doer VI, ]|7 rnuliw, ileneerd ihllt. radio, jhtater, whltowalls, mack with rod Interior, DON'S, 477 I • t aneer Rood, Orion MYISMI. ilttS tMiVV IT, t PASttNoeR ITA HuPter Dodge 1 8Vva%W WARD AVI, t'h‘ 'i960 Chevy liicayne 4-Door < ilia .a^U ' hiillf. UUht*MMCd, eewtr wi dews, leatner Interior AM FM r JPl SIS SIR POCHRiTBH , Y.,_ _ #Iwn,C«ei|V aJ*i JoSi^rMATsiN, HiMMi Oeq Hunter7 $3895 Criismon Chevrolet Co. 1960 Chevy Impalo Convertible .«*. tr^Mrpi^tKiorji^^ * Dodge | INS Peuon l-deor, trenimiuwn, rMie, he 1 treniMrtiilon ter'enlv, $795 BILL SPENCE r NOW ON DISPLAY 1964 Barracuda ^''N^^i/Vobiem. wwh [ BILL SPENCE • MARVEL C|iryiler.Plvmouth- ivini l V J-jA-4 I Valiant.Rambler.Jeep ^M|CURK»TfN, Good Care at Laweit Prices I PONTIAC Stprehiel, F'PjTtf "i AT- ABSOLUTELY N0 Money. Down-No Credit Problems trot oiLivisy-juir maps paymcntsi . ■ • , '60 Valiant $497 1 S CAS. $4.72 i. '59 CHEVY ,, ,,,. $297 ■ SUMMER CAR ;$2.35 '60 FORD ' * , ; W07* 1M ,,.,,$597' ■ THE PRICE > $5.15 '61 chIv/y ,',...‘.,,,^97 : SHARP CAR $7.13 '60 IQRD : ■' * HR i $497 IT TODAY , ,,,$3.92 '60 FALCON . ,. . ,', , ,$497 DOOR IECONO CAR $3,92 , TEL-A-HURON AUTO PE, 8-8661 60 S. TELEGRAPH FE 8-9661 BOBBORST __._.*, MyUndir, eutbmetlb, rtdlo,' heeler, iliyer blue Ilnlth, Metchlnpi • interior,1 Only ti,IN, illy terms. PATTIRION CMSVROLIT CO. ' ION 4. WOODWARD AVR., RIR ! MINGHAM., Ml Ami, (W eDIUIBLIT Tmiau iUpirI » 4*7 I. HUNTBR 1961 Falcon' 2 poor Sedan LUCKY AUTO SALES . "Ppntlet'i Discount LOT" 1 5 .Seplnew ... PB 1959 MIT Hordfojs Power fleering, radio, * ‘— Auto Rrekeri. P| 4-flM, s» POFriAer...A-Yr NO” RUSf, i power” 4d«r, NA 7-H74, Juit like , if if P0N TI AC CON V b »YTIEETbL | '“***" ------- -*w tires end eaheust, ett>, , mi 4-0473, , ■ ' I dAfAUNA" i lull price, no tnoney I > power, i ■1114 wwjr. Ton VRR till trentmlsslon, I* lull ! 7N*werplldt, power I brakei. Satin fllyer , _____ Only! I, PATTiRiON: tow s, wood $22.28 Per Month Patterson i960 Chevy Bitcoyne 2-Door —* *wyunder twine, — —tin WM. 1963 GREENBRIER sr-Piy mouth Mem il^ BEATTIE iROQHItTBR I .1961 Ford hi , Goioxie Hardtop ! , $995 LLOYD'S use pontTac vista har'dtop, ! Hydremillc, ( double^ power, blue j, iT'srWBRWCTWfflW ' door, UN lull price, no money 1 UneoinrMereury-CemeT New Location j 1250 Oakland Ave. t quick | 141 j Olds StffTl r, whet e OR 3-1291 , _____________ * *po*iiiW*7-tN* JPWLDh 5»T)TogC“Tx«Tlent''shape. ion chbvroLit' co> - j branta, radio, nailer, one owne sharpt 42,073., BOB BORST L(ncoln>MercUry,.. 120 S, Woodward, Ave. PB 3-5023 alter s. I ifsoTfiNfiAf..v|HtuW“KWra: I tq»,■« excellent condition, double I flower, priced to fall. 433-1034. I M»40"'p6ntIAC WAGON CATALI 14% f rler. Only ll,273i law lemy. PATTERSON CHEVROLET C6„ 1000 S, WOODWARD AVE., ElRMINO- BIRMINGHAM CAT. 11.173. iffy N WOODWARD' AVR, RIRMINO-'__________ ______ HAM- Ml 4-2734. IMP OOD6E V«, - Wr i'M'K'Awl 66RYIAtrVll, ’ Mf*tc..,Je*i nice ' iherp, ORJ4444 . .j. " “ ““ pay menu. ORj»42 pairlatjB overdrive, 4*374. 300, j ).. 491-32 VILLAGE RAMBLER'S SPECIAL PURCHASE BIRMINGHAM!, TRADES ,, rix- *ie*l. CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE,; 'licytlndee with putometlc *ran» , mtwlon, fewer brake* and j "'°SU P*E RIO#' RAMBLER ' reedy to pe. , SUPERIOR RAMBLER Oekiond Av«. PE Waat Ke'wltivno mwwydoin.j"' ”iif^SSfiF^i^iiTiltii LUCKY AUTO SALES ] --- -------- -.ELi; t "PwltteCf OlKOunl LOt" eutometK *r»"»-:j*|. $. ImMiw PE 4-2214 JBK’.i l«44 DODftE, 440 Si R lEf. 2 -' DOOR I' .e-w— -teddard Ntnimtaiton, fc;|RiPpsIiiiO'N | an oranada, Hontlat, elte t*4r-£5*9A*P 4.&06*/ lABJjSri MYSyjjBS.w—I tffi PALCoOu'fOll, ;6$RVF*'- HEATER. AUTOMATIC TRANS-t 1T33 P010 VI, G(X>6 TRANf-1 Nbte, ihare, 3343 NIChfltf, lAuburn MISSION, WHITEWALL .TIBBS,I ■ RdrtflHOA, 173, Ptf444*3. •. ■' . I MalnhK ■ • ■ ABIOlUTBlV.NO MONEY^pOWNjff&-f.IiI6—mttSfQf, iftCftl Payment! *» *7.N»er WHA-Mfl J^ipy RADIO, NEATER. WHITE Mr. Perkf «t HiTflld Turner Pflrd.; wall TIRES. ABSOLUTELY NO ! Ml 4-7500 _ , _ ___ , MONEY OOW7‘1 ^-------r- ■ I96rc5iwrToo ‘ ! .... heater, *ut0‘ j t*j(5, PORO ^XlRlANE 3W, ONtt- 32 19,64 Foctory Extcutivt Cors LOOK AT THESE I «43 FORD 2*1 —, iWm down; celt Mr. Johnwn. MA 34404. Hoskins Chevy. AMERICAN 2 and 4 Ors. Aulprhdttc transmission, radio heater. Whitewall tires, . $1596 . DL^'a. $895 LLOYD'S rhanlcallv ’ 4PM417, ■■■■■ , ..... ttlTpoRO harotop7~o^pWnd-eble. cheap. Can Dick Selei, 132, 1963 Ford :r^k. Sl! Oaloxi* "500" Hardtop ■Se 2-door with 34t block Interior, emaMe power 41 Whitewalls tool t BEATTIE Llnea*n*Mercury-Cem*t lyja euxu. salt. I . I , , 1 FE 4*3727. ., _ New Location ii 'Your FORD DEALER Since 1M0 ON DIXIE IN WATERFORD Home of SERVICE erter.me sale AT THE STOPLIGNT \0R 3-1291 1250. Oakland. Avt. siXck wsr'X0if6'COHYtXYi'XLk,j —-%T=.,................................... Year Teteareeh) '■ Pi 3-71431 double pflwtr, Will trejl*. Pi 1-3133 1963’/2 FORD FoStbOCk lT»l”^a*AjI9fTi£‘AV A rnw 1 ’ litter A Dim, . . ]* ^Iik ui — m - 66M, 0000' TRANS. tl35> 34 Moreland. ^ ____ , ] “ tell ANO 1797 FORD CLIaNi I ' Frankie A 3ohnny'a 213 W. Montcalm_______I i*5» EbiiL, G6^"cciN'0iti6N,,! > t■ ■ ,"t *.••.»*•..*, .• t-owner. 334-2401 Npw OfTTlIOTI '» EbWL“STATi6N WAOOfi. 1N Y. i .7 ' , .1 ^1 ■ - il 1 Auto,, pb I 1250 Oakland Ave. Telepraph) FE 3-7443 pOrD'EmYIACX,'m'' oAL 4-soeed., Posltractlon, seat ; red with! black Interior, like 3-327$. ■ - - I... f*»^3RBr0S66R 'HAloTol'^ ” very clean, $330. 34: Moraland. • 1» BEATTIE ' ' *’Ybur FORD DEALER' Sine# 1*30" ON DIXIE IN WATERPORD Home oi SERVICE altar the sala . AT THE STOPLIOHT _________OR 3-1291 “1441 cHEVR'SCff e606W,_NAtiio, HEATER, ECONOMY ..ENGrNE, *3$ FORD 2-DOOR HARDTOP, 332 K,,, engine, 3-speed shift. $30®. MAj awairS 'TEIRD?; BLACK'• 'haIBW with black Intarlor. 'power;1 14,000 rPtb, heatpr, Tull nowef. Located (nllea. Wi»i ear. $£i»S. 424-7*14 at M4rett*w* Station. SSI Auburn alter 3:30. lafiTpoRb'FbobR 94 au'+oiSaYk: •37, PORD STATION WAOTNTRA. gacrlfice. 339-47*4. TR%$MlSSIONfwH I T E°w A LL EfSYOFFER, 1MI MERCURYrV-l, TIRES. ABSOLUTELY NO MON-1 4-door. 1*05 Ruby, Rochester. BY DOWN. Peymenti of $4,*3 per week-.;See Mr. Perks at ' Harold! Turner Ford Ml 4*7300 ‘ 1*3TWHlfl”SALAXIE, GOOb' CON SijN Perm Rd. NO MONEY DC - . of l».»5 per week. Set ..... ' at Harold Turner Pord. Ml 4-730Q. 1*41 IMPALA * CONVERTIBLE. V-S; pawerplide, showroom condition. Mutt see to epprociere. Pi 4-*W0. PORD STATION WAGON, 1*3*, SIL-a prey, putometlc. transmlsalon, radio, whitewalls. Full prlCp, HAUPT' DEMO SALE 1*44 PONTUC Botmevlll* Coup*, i tpmatlc, radio, heater, power ate* .. *jkAaMMr-gr whtMWollS. a-64 PONTIAC Bonneville wagon, i tbmetic. radio, heater. Power ete . ..ISL- .;AUE -|(i and h 7 4-door a -adlo, heati 1*44 PONTIAC T m .Haupt Pontiac ■■ df U.5. 10 w., MONOAT, TUESDAY and . ^AYSrTH yJp.^ JlA #E*44 jN-i 4-door, nos Ruby, Rochester. «| -SPECIAL- 1962 PONTIAC Catalina Convertible Autobahn Motors, Inc*- AUTHORIZED VW DEALER Vi title north of MlracioV 1743 S, -Telegraph • hhU REPOSSESSION - 1*3* PORO 2. ■■ money down, call Mr. MA 3-2404, Haaklna Chtvy. :onvertibieUI|or0'lhel*1lcw $2195 •PONTIAC RETAIL ' STORE TRANSPORTATION. 25 to choose from $23.00 to $2*3.00 SUPERIOR RAMBLER 330 Oakland Ave. Credit or Budget Problems? Wb Can Finance You Now) 100 Cars tQ Select From!' ' Call Mr. Dale ’ fSBWJ 7 -t, - . J, mm.•.m hydramatlc and i i, healer, 65 Mt. Clemens St. FE 3-7954 "Home ot the Wtde-Track"’ CAPITOL AUTO SALES LIQUIDATION LOT , SEE US TODAY! , 391-W. Montcoim FE 84071 Check With the Rest-* Then' Get One of the Best Deals Available at ROSE RAMBLER! Big Stock of new '44 Ramblers SUBURBAN,OLDS ” "Birmingham Trades" - * 100% ' WRITTEN GUARANTEE' Every, car listed carries this guarantee. Take the guesswork. out of buying. Get one of our Certified Used carsf Bank rates, I960 PLYMOUTH " - Belvedere 4-Door ^Sedsn, ^automatic, radio I960 OLDS Super 4 Door, power steering and brakes, whftewelisi Ready to got 1963 OLDS 2-Door Hardtop. Dynamic ','99V, automatic, .radio, whitewalls, poweri All 1962 CHBV-Y Bel Air ' 4-Door with V-J engine, automatic transmission, power brakes . and steering and whitewall iires. . A sharp Birmingham'trade. 1958 OLDS "88" 4-Door Automatic, radio, heater, power steering. Onerowner Birmingham tradal Only Uf5. . 1962 OLDS "98" Hardtop interior, sharp, Birmingham tradal* 1959 OLDS Dynamic "88" 2-door hardtop, with automatic, power steering and brakes, win-' dowv tool One owner! Now car 1963 OLDS Cutlass ■Coupe, ,V->, automatic,'1 power steering, hrakes. Gold mist finish! With a Saddle Interior I 1961 OLDS "98" * Hardtop with lull power. The one , you^have been- looking for. Only 1959 CHEVY Impalo Sport Coupe with V-S- engine and automatic, has Fadlo and haater, whitewall tires, all while . with turquoise'Interior, $2*5. VACATION SPECIALS -Over 50 Used Cars to Choose ' \ From \ l • H ^ , 2 Year Warranty • ' x SEE STUB STUBBLEFIELD, BOB MARTIN M 565 S.,:!WoOdiward Ave. BipM^HAM |4I-4-448^ Mm ■■ : SPECIAL 196-210 SPECIAL Y 1963 Buick-'' Orchard Lake • '1963 Bu-ick LtSabrt Hardtop 2-Ooor, with lutdmatic tr$hsmis-, sion, radio, hdatar, power steering ■ FE 2-9165 Eltctra "225'^ . t-boor Hardtop -with automatic fransmlsilon, radio, haatar, power glass, 7,000 miles, remalnder.ol N'lWtrr w«rraniyi Biur-rimsn, ' blue and whit* vlpyl interior I Local windows end power seels, whitewalls, 'tinted glass, medium , blua • $2573 Home of Y ”$2985 DOUBLE l^'CKECKED -Used Cars- 1963 CheVy Impala . .$2395 2-Ooor Hardtop With Powtrgllda transmission, 327 angina, power steering and brakes, whltewells, tinted gliss, 3,000 miles, and ..1962 Chevy Bel-Air:.l;.'$1889; *-Passenger Wagon with Powergllde transmission, radio, heater, whitewalls, whits finish, \rsd Interior, Clean throughout) Ramalndar ol Naw Car Warrantyl Bronzs finish, 1963 Buick Special .. .$1792 2-Door with 6-cyllndsr angina, automatic .transmission, whito- , 1961 Chevy Biscay ne .$1185. 2-Door with 4-cyllnder snglna. automatic transmission, radio.- 1962- Buick Convert.-1.. $ave r, special, with V-4 engigt, stick shift, radio, heater, whitewsns, *1959 Buick LeSabre .;$ 79S. . 2-Door Hardtop with automatic transmission, radio,'heatar, 4961 Chevy Monza ...$1195 With automatic transmission, radl6, .heater, whlleweiiy,' tintad glass, .burgundy finish,, alt whlta vlhyl Ihtaridr,,, bucket seatsi matching trlMl ; | 1962 Renault Gordini."$ .875 t With Aipsed. radio, heater, whitawaiis. red vinyl, buckets, and 1,962 Skylark Hardtop $1990 ’ and brakes, powtr wlndoivi, power seat fool * Viny l top, i*oj>« firtlth. W: w 1962 Ford' Fairldne'; .$1295* 2-Door with Cylinder snglna, stick .ati'lft, radio, haatar, white- 1963 Ford j Galaxle ... $2091 "500" 4-DooF with autometlc transmission, radio, heater, v-a 1957 Jeep FC ISO ,;...$79S' tinted glass. Remainder of New'Car Warrantyl Pickup with 4-whe'el drive, dual mirrors, solid black, buckets tool 1962 Buick Convert. . .$2398 ; Electee "223'' with turbine drive, radio, heater, bower steering . ’ add brakes, 4-way seats, power windows, tintad glass,, rose 1964 Opel 2 Door ... . $1695 \ Brand ntw - Sedan with U000 mila GAA Warranty, wbitt . 1961 Buick LejSctbre . .$1986 - Station Wagon with automatic transmission, radio* haatar, ■ .1961 Buick LeSabre ., $1695 powar staarino and brahaa# luggaoa «raQi(» tintad glass, maroon ' *;dribT"'°Whltw'*"’’!mw* 8"“' "*n !,nl^ 1961 Chevy Impala . .$1478 i 2-Door sedan with Pbwergilde transmission,- radio, heater, ; 1962. Buick ‘LeSabre. . ,.$2089 wmtW, rear view mirror outside 1 P.wn finish with metjh-, - brakes, whitewalls, tinted glass, blua finish, ^matching trlml / • -HOME OF buic^:-renault-c3pel-ieep- 210 Orchard Lake • ,';f;1 ‘' FE2-9I65i ;; Y / . . ^ ^ ^ x? . ¥ D^yp «yli RUSS JOHNSON, Pontiac • Rambler Lake Orion ' 1933 ’ : Pontiac. Grand Prm Thin eir hit Nwcr utoeelhg (ulrfdlew** with black car- jotirtof, (mmiif uijittShr *ug^ '"' $2895 : ' 1963 Ford Galax ia 2-Door WltH V4 anatm, ilindicd t»*n $1695 1960 Dodge $595 1962 Pontiac Bonneville Sport* 'Count with.' i 'beautiful rod Tinian and wwi top,.Powfr m*f ing ana bcakaa, automatic Irani* Mjseioiu A ona-ownar with law $2295 I Can TO* 1963 Tempest LiMam 2 Door Hardtop with radio, hiilir, buaktlf, wnlta w*u*. wly liififl.. 1 *, 1 BOB BORST. 1M4 PONTIAC, |>B0SRi CATALINA (jigB MS H^JtlCAOWl^.fjtl CAN Now ami Iliad Can 10* %hn, w/tM iwOonTOc S l'ionr hnnilnpi with radii, Malar, ^uj^mall^ ^owar itaarlng and Homes Hight iigri^p^AtA^TOrPRiv^1 KEEGO PONTIAC SALES if money gaeit guAf«nte«. VILLAGE RAMBLER SCAOIUAC 4 To o'*0 I* M TO <5/ flANQ-»i , »* ami un IND PLYMOUTHS, "honoV1 WT' hap»6tp^S| canvMliilfi ■ MS, and un tin AslBfiURV, tHIVROLFT AND Plymouth, >4§ RAMfltt AT 110 DISCOUNT, TILL RAMBLER Ml I, Waodward^lrmlogham Oakland " Chrysler ■ Plymouth 17 haautriul NSW VOahittl Wf THE FONT! Now and Uaad Can 10*' / ; ir.'..»Ear v\ AC PRBBg. THITRSDAV. JULY b, IQfld , / 14 URANH PHI*, lrQWI ff&M fifHS |f#4 ___ Mb lannaullti' j iimt a m hVi»iiu*»|on, * (mUvuluai wait. VILLAGE1 RAMBLER M I, WaMfwardi^llAmmgham 1958 Rambler Cron Country Wagon with a u is m a t I f tranimlttien, Fodio, Jsaaftf. luauaqt rack, new 1 Fufipafi thaiB, lew mllaagt, only, BOB BORST rHfmfsn jp m! ■“$1,000. ..........Macilirv itO i WoMwari Aya., BIHMIN6HAM > « Mi l ! HIM iJAiumiFii $125 1958 Pontiac 2-Door Hardtop $495 59 Pontiac —H|PI •hifrp on*owntr hit transmfsiion,. power storing and br$Rt»7 *potligf»t. w-w*. i..i 0Giy Black with gray interior! < $795 '62 Rambler $1035 ‘ '61 Chevy. Bel Air ■ Hardtop With automatic $1388 1957 Dodge 2-Door Hardtop .$295. RUSS JOHNSON Pontiac Rambler liake Orion - MY. 3-6266' Rochester Ford Dealer 0L 1-9711 VILLAGE RAMBLER flitinn, itent blue, with whilawall* ek, ON SMff, 1961' Stude. 2 Door Lark Ith v i angina,' |lltk' ihltt, radi altar, sna-awnar. Mt Downi $22,28 for Month Patterson eOCHBITlH ■■■ - OL. I" finklFSauto' sales 'Hi! Mania, 4>sp«ed ; > 'it Mudabakaf, Oaten a 'll Plymouth .... 'ft international dump . .... 'ft Ppntiec Catalina , ; i ■ * Ml m Oakland1 PI Mltl . I aas! TRUCKS: ARE OUR, BUSINESS. 1963 G.M.C. SUBURBAN "AIR'CONDITIONED,'' rpdio, heote'r, power steering and brakes, 1962 G.M.C. PICKUP ' Standard transmission." See our trucks first. 1962 G.M.C. SUBURBAN Automatic, transmission;. red and white finish, custom trim 1963 G.M.C. SUBURBAN 9-passenger model. In-line 6-cylirider engine, stondord transmission. >4 1963 G.M.C. PICKUP ' 4-speed transmission^ radio, heater, in-line, 6-cylinder engine. *■» FACTORY BRANCH iuncit mr nAmpLIr i flakfehd Aval PI HUt m-A'HURON AUTO A NEW NAME ^ CALL FE 8-9661 TODAYI LLOYD MOTORS; VACATION SALE ' AT ' , McAULIFFE r*-%' 50 Gallons of Gas- fipfd J KjU/ with Every NtW or Lott Model Used f 9 F ’ Sold.This,Wtek.OnlyLJuly,6th.-tfiru*July, 11{. 1964 ; , , / Pj REFRESHMENTS DURING SALE FREE CONTEST TOOl " Brapd New 1964 Custom , 2*Door Door : Cumplela ~ all tactary aaulp. $210 Down $1.60 Per Day/ 1963 Ford Galaxle 500 wr with radle, hatter, ic, whltawalla, and I* $2195 1962 Falcon 2-Door Sedan ith radio, heater, mad alMt. Only- $895 1961 Ford Starllntr Hardtop 8jTt{tTWiei! '$1391 I960 Buick LeSobre Convertible itp^v^r'T.'! vssc utvT Yaura tor mly $1191 Sde the Boy* in Bermudas-and Bright Hotel 630 Oakland Aye. John McAuliffe Ford DEMO 1964 FORD , Country Sedan • Wagon Save. Over $903 FE 5-4101 Pontioc Car Leasing erf the Lease of «Any Make New Car or Light-Duty Truck Call Us of FE 3-7863 $5 A MILE * "THl llO LOT" STARK HICKCy FORD 14 Mil* Rd, 1. ot Woodward Credit or Budget ° Problems? We Con Finance You, Now! 100 Cars to Select From! Call Mr. Dalp FE 3-7865 . '■* LLOYDS. *’ .SALE.. SUMMER CLEARANCE Save Now l Pontiac hardtop . I Dodge aed.n I WM E '40 Chevy Inwala Comat wapon .... Corvair sport coupe Pontiac hardtop „.. Rambler sedan ... Buick convertible . Chevrolet jedarr- ,, All Used Cars Carry 2 Year G.W. Warranty SPARTAN DODGE 211 S. Saginaw FE 84541 Bonneville Convertible with power brake! and ateSriFid, Hydramatlc, 1700 mllat and new car warranty ................*29VS Bonneville Hardtob. Power iteaiNng and brakes, Hvdramatlc, radio and haatar. Yorktown blua ..........42775 1963 .PONTIAC :>Bonneville Hardtop; Power,ateerlnp r warranty ,. ... S3095 I u L Y LeSebrr 2-Door Hardtop with Inp and brakes, Dynaflow, i 4-Odor Hardtoo. 1960 OLDS beautiful > 1963 CHEVY II Nova 4-Door. Automatic, arranty . . *I»»S Convertible, hae radio, Fleeter, power, red with white tap, automatic whitewalls. Extra Sharp ......B17PS s A L E Catalina 2-boor Hardtop with power stoar-. Inp and brakn and Hydramatlc traris-; mission .... IHVS 1963 OLDS .Dynamic' Hardtop. Power steering i brakes, Hydramatlc, radio, heater , 1963 PONTIAC t'Cataliria Convertible. Red with Whlt^too, low miles, 1 owper and pricey right SUM.;- 1962 TEMPEST it blue and equipped With radio, heat- , -CCm BgwjJ^pL. , °WM Tt KING AUTO SALES MICHIGANS LARGEST INDEPENDENT DEALER 5 BIG VOlUME LOTS , PONTIAC LINCOLN PARK DETROIT -WARREN CLAWSON WE FINANCE WHEN OTHERS CANNOT . Anyoni con. buy o cor from Os. Our finonct company hos hod a good ytor, so thay hav# o surplus of monoy, monsy,' mon«y. They lowtrtd their loan) requirements so - you can buy a car from KING AUTO SALES AS LOW AS $5oo DOWN ...EVENIF... You Hav# Bean Garnisheed You Have Boon Bankrupt You Art Ntw in Town You Hoyt Had o Rtposstssion You Have Been Turrttd Down by Qfhtrt You Havt Been in Rtctivtrship All We Rtquirt Is a Sttady Job - Whiio Others Wostt Time Chocking Your Crtdit - Wt Deliver You a Cor OVER 300 CARS TO CHOOSE nKMNI »« m * *.» m %‘g-rWy* t * ‘ Listtd Below Are o Few of the Core That, Have Boon Released for Immediate Sole j ALL THIS, PLUS PRICE! \ t®m Prlt* Monthly Paymant SPOT 'TMaM.^:C":;' Prtca Monthly Paymant , '60 Ford $397 *12“ Delivery in '60 Mercury 2-Door Hardtop *497 *1548 '61 Simco 25 miiaj par pallon s97 • $326 Only 5 ■ '57 dtevy 2-Door. V4 *197 *652 '57 Olds 1 Wagon,.V-l, automatic *197 $052 Minutes! Credit '59 Mercury t-Ooor4 v-l. automaHe *297 $g36 '60 Plymouth 2*Door, V-l, .automatic $297 $g36 No Probleitil '58 Buick 4-Ooor, v-a, automatic ’ *197 *652 '59 Ford H *197 $652 Payment; to ^ Suit Your '59 Ford Convartlbla. lull |»w«r *397. *12“ '60 Renault $97 $326 Budgetl \ ' ^vJ^redlt Man '61 Chevy 2-Door, automatic -/ *697 *21“ '59 .VW ;*497 $1568. \ «Nt Duty from '58 Ford' \' 4-Door, automatic *297 . $036 < 1 • 9 A.M. '58 Dodge 4-Door. V>l *197 $652 to 9 P.M. '60 Folcon 2-Oopr. ihck _ *397 *12“ '58 FortL 2-Door, v-l. automatic -97 $326. Monday thru Saturday , '59. Dodge 4-Daor, V-l, automatic 1 **397 *12“ '60 Rambler : V . American . -$97 $326 Phone FE 84088 '59 Chevy. 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(86) French Ttfrough TV ’Till-(I),Ripcord * Ml ‘(Color) George Pier- rot (7) (Colon Michigan Out* door# ' . ‘(86) Antique* 7(30 (]) Password * (7) (Color) Fllntolonai 9) Movlo1 "Chain Lightning*’ (I9M) Humph- TV Features m The Convention City f - r— By United Preii International I , DR. KILDARE, 8:30 p,m, (4) Cardiac patient (Sal 1 Minoo) learn* enough about medicine to atart practice of,, 1 hi* own. ■ ... * ’ SUSPENSE, THEATRE, 10:00 p,m„ (4) Five men trapped' in' underground laboratory agree on "death lottery" whan they realise,there i» only enough air for four of them.»■ *...... V GOP CONVENTION, 10 30 p.m. (7) Convention preview of "San Francisco the Convention City," with How-, aid K. Smith, Edward P Morgan. i. Strike Averted' in TV Films HOLLYWOOD e - Threat of; i Htrike against (hi television I : film industry was' availed late lawi night when ihi AFM'lo Screen Actor! Guild and thtj Aanoclfll Inn fit Motion Ph'luroa L and Television Producersannounced a tentative agreement, Spokesmen tor both Hide* laid the new (Contract Will’ lent at I ■ leant three year*, poulhly four, At issue were rail'd paid actor* | for rerun* and foreign showing*! of their filgn*. Executive officer* ef the Guild were to review the pad today, then mail ballot* to the membership for a vote on approval. rey Bogart, Eleanor, Parker, Raymond! (88) At liiue -8:81 (!) Ratohld* ; (4) Rill Dana 17) Donna Read (88) Culture* 8i38 (4) Dr. Ktidara (7) My Three Sone 1:18 tii Parry Meeon 17) Rmlgn O'Toole (9) Hero One •ill (4) (Color) Haiel '(.71 Jimmy Dean 19) Music Stand 19:M (3) Nurae* (4) (Colon Suipanae The*. , FRIDAY GOP CONVENTION. 4:90 p m (4) Highlight* of GOP < Platform Committee meeting and analyil* of it* program,, wlth NBC new* staff •* ter (9) Wreetllng 16:36 (7) (Speciali GOP Convention . , lf:09 (2) (44 '(7)‘(|) New*,, Weather, Sports Hit! t9i Movie:" "Anthony a£| verna” Fredric March, Ohv:» da Havllland I?) Stave Alton (4) (Color) Woody Alien i7) Movie "Take One False Step" (1849) William Powell, Shel-• toy Wirifers, Jamb (ilea mm (2) Pater Gutut (4) Best of Groucho iat Featuretta After Hours . 6:66 , lill < FR'DAY MORNING .6:18 (2) Meditations i:ta (2) On the Farm Front, *:ts <21 News 6:30 (2) Summer Semester (4) Cja*eroom (7) Furiaws ! 7:M (2) News . ' (4) Today (?) johnny (linger 7:11 (2) Fun Parade 7:41 (31 King and Odie * 00 ,(t) Captain Kangaroo \ (7) Big Theater 1:18 (7) Movie: "Port Afrlqua" (1968) Pier Angeli, Phil Cpray, Eugene Deckers 8:88 (6) Morgan's Merry-Go-Round Movie: "Deerslayer" (1987) Lea Barker, Rita Moreno, Forrest Tucker (4) Living (9)vKl~Jy Korper Kar-, loons ’ * 9:38 (9) Jack La Lanne I6:M i'4i Make Room for Daddy , (7) Girl Talk (8i Robin Hood 18:01 (4) News 18:31 (2) I Love Lucy * (4) (Colon Word,for Word <7: Price Is Right :8) Mode: "Young Wives’ Tale" (English: 1882) / Audrey Hepburn, Nigel Patrick 11:11 (2) McCoys (4) C< ncer, .ration (?) Get the Meosng* 11:36 (2) Pete and Gladys i \lMnirdi (Color} Jeopardy (7) Missing Links FRIDAY AFTERNOON :8i (2) Love of Lift (4) (Color) Say When HERE AND THERE i .j 2 5 y 5“ !T r IT jr 16 T 12 14 H 15 II 17 II ar 1 U/ ii - » vr 56 sr w 46 H 7\ W 51 41 IV f •. 58 55 54 m 8- ir 55 I 1 CaiifCml ACROSS > aiifdmia’s Sequoia —hi S Horn mountains ./Yugoslav bigwig Alt ■fHpJtoam1 P ( A13 Equal (comb, form) : 14 Stream in Germany : 15 Arabian gulf 16 Note in Guido's seal* 17 Require . . 18 Low haunt : 10 Rugged mountain crest 21 Goddeli'oi infatuation 22 Penetrate - 24 Dotard ; • 26 Former Russian rulers 28 Sick one j 29 Capuchin monkey : 30 Follower : 31 Powerful explosive ; 32 Narrow inlet 33 Sediment -35 Yuccaliki plant 38 Watered ') 39 Asiatic kingdom 141-Art (Latin) j 42 Opposad to toe ■ 46 Goggip (dial,) • : 47 Mortgage . ■ , ■ ‘ 49 Egg (comb, form) 50 Scope . 51 Biblical weed 52 Males ; , 53 Containers 54 Handle : 55 Unit of energy. !. i go Italian city . DOWN 2 Hare for instance 9 Happenings 4 Evening (poet.) 5 German brew 6 Smalt island 7 Adpltkid 8 Number. . 8 Form a notion 10 Seesaw 11 Command 1 19 Determines ; / /, 20 Printings) ■ 23 Church festive seaion 25 Oleic acid salt ,:‘ 27 Is seated 28VenUlates 33 Hellenic 34 Stair parts 36 Muaical,dramas 37 Remoan 38 Mediterranean island 40 Rent 43 Heavy volume 44 Above. i ... 46 Melody*' . 48 Educational group (ab.) 80 High card. Answer to Previous Puasii : (7) Father Knows Best 1 :9t Featuretta 16:61 (2) New* ' 48)81 (8) Search., for Tomorrow (4) (Colon Truth or Con- 1 Under the hew agreement, for five rerun* on the TV networks, | actors Will receive payment* * iota ling 189 per cent of the mini-1 mum Wage wale, negolialnrs j said. They now get 140 per cent and wanted 280, Employer*, had offered 146, Also reported Included was a 1 provision for ador* to receive a maximum of 29 per chn) of the minimum wage srote for a show .presented abroad, Renowned Newsman Is 86 Today On Australia V dependency uf Ttopua, tlto southeastern section fit' New (hijnei, the native* speak 790 different language*, ; STONEV HllOOjtv, N, C, ! = II, V, kallenhorit, the dean of I news, ,c(anm4ru'ators, readied, i hiif SOU) hfrthday Itsiov without 'single word of advice for.the i younger generation, , j vJ’vf never Vljitvial much In giving1 iidvleer he ’*aid hi a I hirthday~ev»" intervlewnthls j Long' 'Island testate, "We all have to make our own mistaken and learn from those mistakes," . ‘Hut in I In: nSHbred tones known to millions of AmorL can* since the pioneer days of radio, Kaitenhorn reminisced about hi* life and the, career that itjok him all over the world,, "Prsdically every country,'* he said, "except I hose favored I by Lowell Thomas — such a* FOUND GUILTY — U S, Army Uapt, Alfred E. Svenson, 31, of Scranton, Pi,, enter* court with military policeman at Frankfurt, Germany, yesterday to hear himself declared , guilty-of desertion and lartwny in hi* May 4, tpt, defection to East Germany, , . Tibet, Ex-Braxil Prfildinf . Sufftr* Hiart Attack i / ■ p. ( . Old-Time Circus Parade (7) Ernie Ford , 1 (8) People in Conflict 12:45 (2) Guiding Light *, 18:81 (4) New* 1:18 (2) December Bride1 (A) "News, , Preconvent top Coverage » (71 Movie: "Swatpp Wa- ter" (1841) Dana An. , drefi, Anne Baxter j April:* coup. (9) Movie: "Background j to Danger" (1943) George Raft, Sydney Greenstreet, Peter Lorre, Osa Massen 1:88 (2) As the World Turns (4) (Color) Let's Make a Deal1 2:88 (2) Password (4) Loretta Young 1:11 (?) Haws 2:38 <2i Hannesey J (4) Doctors / (7) Pay in Coqrt •’ X. 2:88 ( 96) Your Health / 8:88 (7) Faws / 2:11 (8LTo Tell the Truth (4) Another World ' (7) General Hospital 3:W (9» News 3:88 (2) News 1:81 (2) Edge of Night 1 (4) (Color) You Don't • Say! A (7) Qpeen for a Day i •/ v (9) Vacation Time 4:N (2) Secret Storm ‘ (4) Match Game (?) Trittmaster 4:28 (4) News 4:38 (2) Movie: '.‘Father Was Fullback" (194 Fred MacMuyray, Maureen O' *' - Natalie WorcF Rudy Vatlee (4) (Special^/GOP Con-venti: ' 5:90 (4) (ColoF) George Pierrot Maine: "Battle of the Iral Sea" -(1949) ’liff Robertson, Gia ScalavRlan Garrick '(9) Cap! Jolly and Popeye 58) Friendlv Giant :38 (56) What’s New 5:58 (2) Weather, (4) Carol Duvall / MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay 'J*— Korriicr President Joso Goulart of Brazil ha* nuffered a heart attack. Defected to E. Germany Army Deserter Sentenced | CHILDREN TO VISIT Nothing. elaborate was planned tor the day. He and hi* wife, the former German Bar-uneM Olga von Nordenflycht, exjxicted their son an)? daughter and- seven grandchildren1 to visit "Point* of VtoWj" the roomy Kaltenborn summer home. , Kalteiiborn ipendi much (>(• l)i* lim# rending He describe* COOL ★ COOL jvimllj Summer lliiles it (rmticbt •! MondiivH. SPECUL |N THE LOUNGE FE -ft.9293 645 OFDYKE COOL * COOL FRANKFURT, ‘ UfrmanyiUJ, Army, He spent a year in (APi-Capt,,Alfred E. gvinaort the Communlrt country before was sentenced today to seven; being expelled a* "unfit, to be attack was a moderate cord- j ilort an$ theft of a jeep in which | nary, Goularl hi* been living In j he drove Id Com|nuni*t i*! exile in Uruguay since Hi was Germany 14 wonlhs ago. flr- v l> p uatid from - Brasil in last Svepson, 31, of Scranton, Pa., | . • also was dismissed . Horn the Milwaukee Recaptures The captain was convicted by general, court-martial Wednes-Moth Jh#* conviction and intence are subject to auto-niatic review by higher military authorities,. , The only U,,8* .officer eyc*r tried for desertion to (he Communists, Hvenson got one yean less" than the maximum' eight year* possible- Under the charge* on which he was-found] guilty, t/m DEFR(TEI) IN JEEP The Lithuanian ■ both officer his health as excellent, but he drove iji« jeep across the Iron | j* troubled by a muscle presji- II. V, RALTENBORN / Ry EARL WILSON MILWAUKEE (fleeravilto) I'm a circus hut.,.: , among IGurlaln'oti’Ma,v^:..4, -lo«a. While |ing a nerve In his beck. Hl»| other kinds . , . and I joined about 450,000 others watching ait participating in maneuvers near mind Is qblck and active, old-time circus parade like they had back before 1826 whefi . bordei: between East‘and -mi,,i, i, big L'lty traffic killed them 'evirywhere. West Germany. " A lady named EtheLRomeJfanger of Rara-1 communist' • suihorltlei . bbo; Wlsi, rendered "Tak,# Me Out, to the 1 Rail Game1* qn her steam calliope. a ''‘Ho#. d6!.'yt»ti ehwsrH>6* y-ajM.F"’ itiuilc?*#,-1 asked herJi,1"' . \ , , ■ - /‘Al TijOWP1* she-Said,,-"Music To Break Uases With," • ‘ : ,. turned. Svenson and the jeep list May 7. The voice of radio's original news Analyst first was-heard on the air In April 1922, discussing a coal strike. He was boro, in Milwaukee: son of Baron' Rudolph Van Kal-tenborn, a Hessian guards off!* who came to America, and There were some comic touches *t this Schllt* parade (costing about 9300,000 hut well worth It-In promotion return) that could have been written by u Broadway or ■ r .. comedy plotter, ■' . ■ / n ornery camel waited till it gpj/m front of the reviewing id where Henry Rlngllhg Nprtbf Rlnallngs’ vice president, I him. Tbelr tl*month romanc it in a gray topper and gray frock coat, beside Rob Uihleln Jr., ended several months before hi: president of Schlitz. / Then this ornery camel ,/ No, no. Not what you ttdnk. It just staged a sit-down strike on the street, chewing whatever camels chew, and sneering. The elephant -girls/nad (guttle problems, vthey forgot to bring any. / • ' / ... W ★ W "They had to Wear frilly, transparent dresses sitting on their .howdahs up on (he elephants," said C, P. I Chappie) Fox, director tff the Circus World Museum,‘boss of the parade. During the seven ■ day (rial hit composure faltered only I , , , „ once —■ when 'the German, girl whs raised Hr Merrill, Wis. i he had asked to marry him VARIED CAREER testified. He fidgeted in his, seal He Was a clerk In his father’s as Angelika Bare hie, an attrac-j jjujjdlng supplies atone at the live grt student, told the courl J agr of ki, h sergeant-In the 4th "be didn't marrV Svenson be-J Wisconsin Volunteers of .the *;auaejihe wgiht in ®ve wtot| Bpnnlfh-Amerjoan War at 20, a ***** newspaper^ reix>rter at 81, aj -— ••—-..................| traveling salesman in France at I desertion to the Ummumsts. g!t , ,-ep„rter again at 24, al The defense att«rnry, ( «pt. | Harvard University special stu-1 ftoyld 'j- Fhssamaneck of ,Un* ij^i; gj j7 „ geqretarv Ids a' Ion, N.J., salt? Svenson» dash Harvard exchange professor-In across the border was ‘ the Im- Ht,Hln Ht m a ,rJVPung tutor pulalve act of a man who waa h^ Joh„ jgcot) Astor's son, Vim morally sod mentally broken #t 30, and then, down, somewhat akin to sdl* * ’ ’ elde." i'". _ , NEED GASH '2,200 - h: ntsavmtnT lestSuir rm Anvil# - Him* CIMI'Hltlin Southfield Mertaege Ce. ; Itete-Wlda esini ?n »«c i ijin, ti i im. m huh #hini tii-wii till iti-tcn Cimmirtiii liihiU.MI ii •iMiWt /I USED TV Veterans' Chapter ,to Install Officers “They came Wearing stretch pants. Evidently, girls■. anyway, elephant girls -. . . don't wear panties-under streach pants. /\ said. 'Girls, you can work this out your own way / They did* They wore stretch trousers under the’dresses and I ,as become a grandfather for rfobody complained. . . | he seventh time. His only jk-, + + : daughter. Carmen, gave birth to «, ii. i . i. • * . kj v • a son yesterday in Madrid. She I he Midnight car (in N.i. . . . |anC| ^er husband, the marquis Hetty Hutteu says CBS is returning her to TV with her own pf villaVerde, had two sons and show', , , Frink kinatra was sufficiently recovered (ij^ Stock- fourdaughter: holm) to say he'd meet his mother in Paris ... Some of the gals in.the World’* Fair "Wonder World" got thrown in the pool, costume* and ail, at the dosing. The costumes were going to the creditors anyway/ Ava Gardner brought Liz and Richard Burton to. her favorite jazz spot, Bifdland; they stayed after closing, till 5 a.m. . , V Eddie Fisher, starring at Grossinger’s turned his salary over to charity, (He told the audience he’s lost a lot of money work-' ing In Us Vegas, and added, “Oh well. I’m used; to being a loser.”) Hr-., dt ;i|r; REMEMBERED QUOTE: "Children are great mimic's. They act like their parents in spite of every attempt to teach tbhm d manners."-Anon, / • EARL'S PEARLS: Meg Myles spotted this sign in/a Con- minder; Henrin Byrd. Tlm“ Mtap“r»| »" W»- c»"« tint: James/ Feagles, treasurer;1 In and BraW!,e and Charles Brewln, chapiin, i Coward wilt become executive1 once again, a newspaperman. Kal tenborn ranked his cover---------- — | 0f qn, Munich crisli in 1038 7th Franco Grandchild ; “ as Iris greatest professional ac-. MApRIfi (AP) ** Generali*-1 compllshment. /' ' : simo Francisco Franco of Spain Rosamond Williams I0N0T0NI 881, Ce/nell . f| 2-1229 Scrvlo*# and iunpllti ’ ALL HEAfUNO AIDS BUYS 17" Gl •ir* ii7"Motorolq 21" Muntz Disabled American Veterans. Pontiac Chapter 16, win install new officers 7:30 p m. Saturday at the chapter’s headquarters, 189 Auburn, At that time Andrew- Spook, 588 N. East Rou|bvard, will become commander, ■ succeeding Jinii* Coward - is*sr filer. 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Police said Mrs. Dixon was the driver of one vehicle and Prints the driver of the second car and that Miss Mosher and , Stacey were passengers In his -' ear, ■ State Police said the Digon car was going east on M21 and Prints was traveling west. Mrs. Dixon was behind a car pull* ing a house trailer and pulled out to pass and the two cars collided. Add Woodhoven Unit for Predicted Rise in Cor, Truck Production THROWN FROM CAR Prints was thrown from his car and the bodies of his two passengers were pulled from the vehicle by an unidentified person just before it burst into flames. JtW,000 Grant for School Lab Data Process Center Planned in Waterford Waterford, Township Schools will receive • *116,000 federal grant for a proposed electronic data processing instructional center, Supt. Don O. Tatroe announced today. The 1200,000 data processing laboratory is expected to be In operation by September 1060, It will be located at Waterford Township High School. A study committee of 2S administrator* amt teadters reported to the school beard foil Mny the retail* of their.?- ‘ month study to determine the feasibility o,f data processing training > the Waterford school system. School Board members, after further study, voted to apply for the federal grant. ’ DETROIT 10-1 Ford Motor Go. announced today It will build the largest single plant In its operation at Woodhaven, Mich., about 19 miles southwest of Detroit. Henry Ford II, board chair-, mart of Ford, said while Ford already has four stamping plants "we are adding this fifth plant because we expect our car. and truck production and sales to be even higher jn the near future Ilian they have been in recent record-breaking years/' 1 Ford purchased the Wood-haven site from DTI Industries, a subsidiary of Detroit, Toledo and Jronton Railroad. Woodhaven^ is In Bronsetown Township, adjacent to the western boundary of Trenton, “WJhen completed and In full operation, the plant will pro- Major Push Is Due Before Policy Makers Same Backers Talk, of Convention Floor Fight Oyer Pjanki INJURED KENNEDY — Sen. Edward Kennedy, D • Mass., leaves Northampton, Mass., Hospital today for transfer to Boston \AI* PhotoUx as his, wife, Joan, looks on. Jhe youngest brothel* of the late President suffered an Injured back in a June.-19 plane crash. Senate's 'Kid' Thurmond Pins 'Bruiser' Yarborough SAN FRANCISCO (0 .—Pennsylvania Gov. Wil- , liam W. Scranton brings hi£ underdog campaign for the presidential nomi* nation to Republican delegates gathered here today. 'Scranton has the floor of the Republican platform committee, where his outnumbered, follow* ers have been- trying to build a‘ launching pad (or the, kind of superthrust take-off Scranton would have to achieve to catch up with Sen. Barry Goldwater by the time the convention votes next week. ■ T h e Pennsylvanian’s sup- " porters have .tried various'' gambits, all designed io hobble the front-running Arizona senator, but there was no sign they had made much impression on the platform commit- tee. vide employment for about 4,000 stromTSndl^’c" fid man and ummon ” , Popg |0|q ■ ....« ... .■ ,i and women, adding: tlon of Leroy Collins as head of the newly created Civil Rights Law Mediation Agency. Thurmond had boycotted two ■■ Data .processing equipment acquired by the school system will be beneficial to both college-bound students and those whose educations end after high school, Tatroe said. AVAILABLE TO ADULTS 1he computer and ilnlt record equipment ^training also would be made available to adults in the community, and thp equipment wiB streamline many administrative procedures, Tatroe added. Record keeping, payroll PMtlM Or»*l «*•»• OBJECT OF IRE — -Lake Oakland Heights residents have secured a temporary restraining order against use of this pile driving machine at the nearby water tower construction site to the extent that it causes damage to their houses. While attorneys for the residents and for Waterford Township and Oakland County are in court today regarding a show cause hearing on the injunction, the machine is still in operation. , that the affair would be public , _ cized. Ralph Yarborough, D-Tex., both 81 years ojj,wrestled eachoth- Th d . . - ' ' Sen. Frank Lausche, D-Ohio, _ . or, to the floor today outside a 1 nurmona naa Doycouea two . arrival at th« «««. “They will be working at new Senate hearing room. previous sessions, thus postpon- . n Hfi 8eemed flmflzed the jobs-HWd I emphasize the word What began as a playful tug- Ing the approval of Collins for goings on. and seriously - told' new; This plant .will no replace Cmg match turned somewhat |ack of a quorum, and resisted (ContlnuJd on Pue 2« 8 any of our present facilities; It more serious as the two grap- Yarborouah lunumuea on iJage i, toi. 8) wUI be Irt addition to our pro- pled to the marble floor of the V . » new Senate office building. Yarborough was playfully trying to pull Thurmond to- Most of its 1,08 members favor Goldwater. The Scrantonltes kept .thrusting, however, and some talked of a fight Over the platform on the convention floor if. they lose in the committee, , dthetive capacity: NEW PLANT Ford'said the new plant will AMCs Complaint: Outpays Big Three contain approximately 2 Mi million square feet of space ; and will be erected on a 327 • acre site bounded by 1*75, .West Road and King Road. \ Ford said the company has. larger industrial complexes in the Rouge area and at Highland Park, but no single plant will be as big as the one at Woodhaven. ward a Senate Commerce Committee hearing room where the committee was prepared to approve the nomina- Thurmond was standing outside the room when Y a r • borough, a committee member like Thurmbnd, strolled up, "Come on in, Strom," said Yarborough, and shook Thurmond’s 'hand. At the s a m e Fair, Bit Warmer Through Saturday time, he playfully pulled Thurmond toward the hearing ro< Does Romney Lean to Barry? One ripple stirred the platform committee yesterday when a; pro-Scranton member accused it of railroading procedures and ' demanded , changes, But the matter was quickly settled. SOME SUPPORT Rep. Silvio O. Confe otlfi ass-achusetts made the m[6ve jand got the support of some coniv- learing room. PULLS AWAY Thrumond reacted by pulling Yarborough away from the door. '' . - Platform Talk Avoids Key Scranton Issues Groundbreaking-^ wili take place in mid - August, with The sun will peek through DETROIT (0 — Bargaining pressure in the auto labor talks centered on .the Big.Three today after the ■ The new stamping plant is part completion of this building, due clouds tomorrow, bringing In December, 1965. Ford now temperatures into the 60s. Fair has stamping plants at Dear- and slightly warmer is the fore-born, Buffalo, N. Y., Cleveland, cast through Saturday, and Chicago. . The weatherman predicts fair "I’ll make an agreement with’'you, Ralph,” Thurmond said. “If l ean keep you out, you won’t go in, and if you can drag me in, I’ll stay there." SAN FRANCISCO UP) - Gov. Romney ’of Michigan appeared to be leaning more to the views of Arizona Sen. Barry Gold water yesterday than the position of Gov. William Scranton of, Pennsylvania in recommending He especially demanded. guarantees that the finished draft of the platform, being Written Under the direction of a 13-member executive committee, would be delivered to „• members In. time for them to prepare amendments if they wished.' ■■■■ The two men, with their jack- a civil rights plapk for the Re- and c<»l tonight,* the low drop- off, grappled for about 10 publican platform, ping to between 54 to ■ minutes. Finally,. Commerce Romney, who thus far has re- navroii . , . _ i ■ ■ - „ HHHP................ w w , « Committae Chairman Ben. War*- sistedl appeals to abandon his rtwruta, ccmm Uluted Auto Workers, and American Motors agreed 'Norttaaarty morning wind, «* Mngnn«n. O-Wnsh. broke role ...Michigan* favorite and id.coring will tieimn, U> recess until Aug. 19. 'XT * “ « * »W mlto per tow Will ilup' • ggWl----------------------- sdnstoistrotive UAW teams resumed presentation of their case .....n shift to east tomorrow. to the ma- “Establishment of this pro* i gram is a significant step in our efforts to develop a modern, forward-looking instructional program for both youth ami adults," Tatroe said. for n nil. p . MAr^Y EVALUATED Sixfy-four was th^ low temper- for new contracts at Ford, More than 30 building sites ature pripr to 8 ,a. m. in down-pi r I ‘ General Motors and were evaluated before Wood- town Pontiac. The mercury had lhdrae r6l0nv Chrysler. haven w®8 selected, Ford said, risen to 76 at 1 p. m. in Incident AMC, smallest of the major Had Thalidomide Abortion it told the UAW in their first /--meeting that AMC is at a dip- candidate, outlined' His views to the GOP Platform Committee. ' -Romney voiced: praise of' the Republican congressional leadership, for its help in enacting the civil rights legislation against which Goldwater voted in the Senate. ‘ Later, Rep, Melvin R. Laird of Wisconsin; platform commit, tee chairman, conferred privately with Cone and afterward haid there had been a misunderstanding and very little real disagreement. ' - . , * ★ ; In Today's Press Claim Holly Man Threatened Negroes advantage with its competifors because it grants more/to its workers.. Mississippi > Parents ask protection for rights -workers PAGE A-S I William E. Senter of Holly, I who allegedly chased a Detroit I Negro family out of the Holly 1 Recreation at gunpoint- July 4, i0n I has been charged with felonious __ i assault. v 11 a n Gambling Syndicate takes over police operation — PAGE ; m -X' Modern Milk ,| Process mechanized | from cow to child —’Ki i Area News ../ A4 1 Astrology ■ . .. D-3 j f Bridge 7. . D-3 j || Comics . . D*tj M Editorials A-6 1 Fond Section X / Markets ' ' D-2 D-4 f Obituaries - .. D-S f Short. Story ,. B-l I Sports . C-6—C-12 t Theaters Vm 4 UAW President Walter P. Reuthcr; conceded that AMC does* grant more relief time and pays 9 or 10 cents an hour more«to/ production Workers than foe Big Three does.. Headed: * ' \ Senter 20 of 17042 /^The object of this year’s ne- .2™*Jis not to drag amc Z T *>wn. but rather to raise stand- «* - ** « - *»► Senter’s arrest followed the "We have knqwn all along filing of a complaint by James that AMC, because of its proBt-A. Beard, 47-year-old Detroit sharing plan* pays 9 or Iff Cents real estate broker. an hqur rripre than the Big At the aame time, the Naition- Three, but we intend to get that al Association for the Advance- additional money irom the Big ment ^ of Colored People Three this time, not as profit For most of the time, Thurmond had Yarborough pinned to the floor. The South Carolina senator appeared ip better condition than .his Texas counter*' part. . SEVERAL SEE Several reporters and Senate.^ the Michigan governor staff workers viewed the tussle. d,dni ^ anything about the Word was passed into the com- constitu ionahty o the measure mittee room And . Magftuson ~ ^statement which Scranton s came out to bfeak it up. backers have been pressuring / , , .the committee to put into/the At first, alter Thurmond plank ’ / k SCOTTSDALE, Ariz/i0i—Sherri Finkbine, center ^ h,?‘d,/™atc*l!t0 ' * # * / hadT^'‘nP^tioaal ’f*? m •.*B nad an abortion TWo years ago .after taking the drug/ thinjras a joke and shrugged gards the public /ceommoda-thalidomide, doesn’t care whether her fifth childX «Tf/®e challenge. V tions-and equal, employment up--a boy, or girir • . / /But Thurmond pressed; ute is- PPrtunitles sedti^ris as unebnsti- ,, -Asm and Yarborough b^c a m e tutional. J . ... , noernx more serious. They then, took AVOIDS MENTION * toleraon pra^nauty/- olf tbeir jackate/ \ Again, Roaibey did not go Start TharnioXrcod Yarboroagk “■ Atimefm ataht to tald him tbrn IS rarnc ta J6hnB& is In£ third moith sever,Imlnutes. He let Yartar- 1 "'Sf A________i.X-A mitflr nn anH tha tum ^nfffpri aoc,«y spectticaily in a 0M He said the procedures already agreed to give members more than the three hours suggested by Conte for drafting proposed changes before voting o.n the items in the platform. CLAIMS VICTORY 1 Conte, however, called the outcome “quite a Victory,” con-(Continued on Page 2, Col! 4) Long Hitter; Takes L in Open Galt I watpA healthy, normal baby,” said the- 7 tion for the ,action of State Po- amc pt am f lice Trooper Nell Bement of the pX~: mnn 1 Flint post, the officer who con- nr^“rd . Jr ^ 1 fiscated Senter’s rifle but did 1 not arrest him., plan to the UAW. ■ 1 _, ★ ★ ★ In effect, it would suspend I Beard told the NAACP he, his -future wage increases at AMC £ wife and their 14-year-old daugh- until General Motors , wages TV/Radhr-ProgranW D-ll WU*on, Earl D-ll ^ Women’s Pa(fos D4—B41 1S& .ordered him to leave in a .“men- to the GM level, aeing" and/resolute*” manner. Luther rejected the prhposar Senter reportedly left and re- during the initial four-hour bar-/ (Continued on Page 2, .Co1. 6) gaining^ession. { ' viewers, of pre^nancy/She.was reluctant, °'l|b/ up^ and the two scuffled condemninr ex^^^^^^ •’qWever, jo/make further com- more, shoulder to shoul- fflBSfjLS® //-. lents. / ’ . ' aer. Thurmond then threw- Yar- ngnt anfl ot the lett // ,M borough to the floor again, the The society, wjth headquar.-Texas senator’s head narrowly missing the hard marble j surface. • ' ' ters : in Beverly, Mass... describes itself a§ a nonpolitical organization devoted to fight-idg against Communist infil-- tratiott! '■ .. ■ ,/C" /Ckfldwater has criticized Rob- Tyti years ago; on July 22, Mis, Finkbine revealed her ^ plight when she gave a Phoenix newspaper, ibe Arizona Republic, her story. REMAINS PINNED She had taken the tranquilizer Yarborough remained pinned early in her pregnancy and was to the fl6or *ive minutes, oc-2% months alone when she casionally struggling to try if/f1"1' weicn> nea° ot ine 8rouP> ZSFZ 5S? Wr fre® himself. Thurmond saidUf*/ but has said there are many the birth o/ severely deformed peatedly, “Tell me to release good citizens among its mem-babies to Europe.eFe y you, Ralph, and I will." . bers and we would not repudiate The Finkbines attempted to Yarborough refused to an- ; ★ ★ J A 1 ' get a court order declaring an swer and grinned occasionally. , in the piat- alwrtion necessary, but Arizona ^ * A, ■ /forrti lhose he called “purveyors, r pleas.. An aide to Thurmond qutetjy of hate”, should be told “t\iejpP to Swfeoen' tried t<|jHr^ak up the dricoun- is no place to either of/bur ST. ANDREWS,.Scotland (AP) ■Hayr/.WeefeniiaiV,l9rtgest hit-H British golf, mastered the/ N^th Sea gales that btewTov^f je Did Courise today for a) jtoder-par 71, add took the/half.' way ldad in /the British v open with a 36-hole total of 143/ . Defending champion Bob Charles/the New Zealand left-handef1, roared back from his opening 79 with a one under par -71. that included an eagle two. * That put him at 150, sfx strokes back. ‘ .. Robert 'De Vicenzo of’Argentina shot a 72 for a 148 Total. The Argentinian/ three-putted two greens on the outw.ard nine, but then pulled his game together. He drove the green at the 321-yard 12th hole and birdied them . A'i courts turned down , their They : ihen xvertt cup ddt xmMvmue, ^ abort^n was) per- fer butlThumdnd ref used, to re- great political ^ parties” >' tor HERRI FINKBINpr||/*' fofmed. j, « sportd to the aiders wacqings wearers of jred*or hlack shifts! ,,, ’.fc: ■;x Malcomb H ..RwSrt- De vJctflto,. Beb Charm, Mtw Zortmtf po«n SMKMrt, u s.a. rt. i " * AydraBb Deane Branham U.S.f.' . in :.*|S ’ K^avllA! '' v WT'r si I/1 j gi i| saw HIM WH V : >1 THE yONTlAC PBB&8,. THUftSPAVr J,IIkV », \wh HP? ([ 1 * Jlll1t * Tjs^''''s*3'' \ r'^* r t Radioactive Mayor Satisfied With Progress '' BBHHHHH Birmingham Arpa News iiiil SMB •u. Dust Sent to State Lab Loop Road Completion Set for Fall Pontiac’s tear-shaped perimeter road, or Wide Track Drive, should he open ’ to traffic by Radioeative particles, found fall, according to city officials, yesterday in the trunk of car Mayor William H. Taylbr ,Jr., In Southfield, have been sent, to said today that the west leg the Michigan Department df i t final "portion I la peheduled for Health in banking to determine! paving nbout July 26 and should exactly what the material is, j be open to traffic by Labor Day, The owner, of the car, Peter A, Completion of the entire loop urapp,, 266 School, Clawson, dto* '.jj n|h(«mI for sometime In No* covered the flakes when he| vember, he added. opened the trunk of his gas sta-lion at 27016 Lihser, on the cor i ner of Eleven Mile Road, The east section' of the multi* lane rood should be ready to carry traffic by sometime In August, according to latest timates, Previously, it had been ast deg estimated that the east would be ready by July 1. This' would have opened the thoroughfare frpm Its starting point (South Saginaw) to West Huron, WORK SLOWED However, spring rains and construction problems slowed up work on the Clinton River drain Oakland County'*Civil, Detenu* Director Wallace Crane said that Grapp recognised the flukes because he hud seen j them in a place be had "once worked. The particles, some the size] of i match head, are yellow In j ' color. , • j Courage and Knife Beat Steer Attack BAY CITY (AP)-”I hooked my fingers In hls nose end 1 threw him down,, but he got up faster than me. / “I kept Jabbing him with my knife and he kept backing off, but I couldn't get out of there. I was .so doggone weik^' ' ” Crane said the dug,t could be dangerous If it was inhaled be- j cause eventually It would destroy the body cells. HIGH READING A getger counter showed a high reeding of beta rays when the trunk was checked. Southfield Police said it has not been determined how the ! partible* got la the trunk. Crane said that once fffe ma-1 terlal Is received by thg state | health department, the Atomic Energy Commission, would be notified and they would probahly send out an investigator, While the ares around the | fi®!, smtlon yM belngl ;i^; ?o'r“aimoftw;n how! The I animal knocked him down repeatedly, This saga of a fight for life against an attacking steer was told yesterday by 34-year-old Roy D. Nutt of rural Bay City la east central Michigan, Cornered in a field and against,a barbed wire fence, Nutt said he fought off the checked, the scene was roped off as a safeguard. I Crab-like,- Nutt would crawl Romulug Mcfn Killed away , sometimes sliding along B '■ • * , ; on his back. Nutt finally man- .INK8TEB Walter C. aged to escape by climbing a Wollenberg, 53, of Romulus was fence, killed today when the truck be , . waa driving and, another truck REMEMBERS KNIFE , collided on 1-94 west of here. I Nutt told' newsmen when the Black Angus steer backed him agalnat the fence he remembered the jackknife in his pocket given him as a safety award from his employer, Consumers Power Co. He said he- slashed and ripped at the beast is It butted him with Its head. Nutt, stripped with abrasions and suffering from bruises, was treated at Bay City Gbneral Hospital after the ordeal last night. * “1 thought he was just fool-v ing,” Nutt said of the steer which pushed through a hole In the fence of hls property while Nutt was herding, hls own cattle. SERIOUS STEER “He came walking up to me ’and I petted him a little bit. But, he hacked off and put hls head down." Lester. Weiss, owner of the steer, loaded it into a pickup truck to take It to the slaughter house today. Cong Assault Beaten Off SAIGON, Viet Nam (AP) — i heavy casualties in men ancj Communist guerrillas attempted to overrun a forward Special Forces caiqp In. South Viet Nam’s central highlands In a two-pronged attack today, but this third assault on Special Forces bases since Saturday was beaten off with comparatively few losses on either side. a1 American sources, reported more Viet Cong attacks are expected in the central mountains region against isolated Special Forces units that have been ambushing and worrying Viet Cong areas In increasing Intensity In the past three months. Last Saturday, with the help of defectors, a large Viet Cong weapons. Monday1 morning, a vicious Viet Cong attack against Nam Dong Camp west of Da Nang was beaten off again with heavy losses on both sides. MU SMALL CAMP This morning’s attack was launched against small, jungle-surrounded Pleitepjei-ang forward camp about 35 miles west of. Pleiku, near the Cambodian border. This camp was being used as a forward patrolling base for two mountain tribe strike force companies. Camp defenders managed to unit overran Pole! Kong Camp beat off the attack, with one' north of Kontum, inflicting killed,and one wounded. The Weather Full U.S. Weather Bureau Report PONTIAC AND VICINITY - Partly cloudy and cool todays clearing'this afternoon, high 75 to 6L Fair and cool tonight low 64 to 60. Fair and slightly warmer Friday, high 77 to 83. Northeast winds 5 to 10 miles today shifting east tonight and Friday. Saturday outlook: fair and slightly Lowest temperature preceding 8 < Weather: Sunny w d Lowest Temperatures This Date In M Year* downtown Temperatures 78 57 ^Jacksonville 91 74 78 uK Kansas city. 87 72 -77/43 /LOS Angelas 83 49 W 45 Miami Seech 95 77 /79 41 Milwaukee 72 53 “ gm .Orleans NATIONAL WEAf^ER—Scattered showers and thundershowers are expected tdnight over central Plains-, middle and lower Mississippi Vajley, eastern Great Lakes. Ohio/^alley, Tennessee Valley and nortfej^nd central, and upper south1 Coast states. The showers also / ai^ forecast over i Plateau. project, which in turn, delayed paving and curbing of the opt fag of the road, said Assistant City Engineer Marlin Sumner, A State Highway Department spokesman, John Tatars agreed. He said that an early June start on the paving operation would hava finished up that por-Uon of the read by July!. Takaca said that actually the paving operation did not got under way until lata Juno, which pushed the completion dote back to August. EAST SECTION Sumner estimates the east section should be completed by Aug. 16. Mayor Taylor appeared satisfied with the progress on the loop road. “We're moving along bow,” bo said. City officials havo kept, a watchful eye on the construction of the $3.6 million road, particularity the east side work. Laet fall, according t o 8 u inner, the conatructioh firm — oak Construction Co. — was warned by atate highway official! that their contract for Intersection "paving would be turned over to a bonding company. CONTRACTOR CITED The state cited the perlmeter road contractor for unsatisfactory progress on the paving of intersections. Pontiac at one time had seven major streets either closed or partly closed. Sumner said, however, that the Royal Oak firm did fulfill Its contract for . 1N3 construction. “Actually," he said, "we have a situation where the contract is longer than we would like him (me contractor) to take. The assistant city engineer Iso pointed out that the Clinton River project was delayed in 82 years Republicans have been totally indifferent," sa Eyes 60th Seat A former Flint city commissioner has announced his candidacy for the State House of Representatives 60th District, which extends from Oakland County into Genesee County. He is Republican Carl W Gelling, 50, of 3262 Ponemah, Fenton. He served four terms as city commissioned, from 1950 to 1958. He sought the Democratic nomination for sheriff in 1958, and the Republican nomination ip 1962. He was unsuccessful both times. Dotting had 19 years on the Flint Police Force when be left in 1949, Jater becoming part owner of a restaurant. If elected, he indicates support for legislation. on controlling lake levels as pari of a statewide plan-,*-exempting essential commodities from th£ stpte spies tax dnd exempting those over 65 from state and local taxes. The 60th District includes Fenton, Argentine and (tody townships from southwest Genesee County, with nine townships 'tetewthand west sides Of Oakland County. > Three Are Held After Shot Fired Through Window Two men and a Woman were being held in the Monroe County Jail today pending their questioning by Pontiac State .police about a shot fired.through the window of a Springfield Township home last night. State police said the trio was taken into custody for investigation of, carrying a concealed weapon after Janet Culvahouse, 20, of 9282 Dixie, reported that a shot was fired through the front window of her home.' / ■ The ballet came within four, inches of where she was sitting, police said.. j , . Arrested by Monroe i County Sheriff deputies following the 11:25 p.m.,incident were Jackie getting started because of a law-' bult in Macomb County the j held up financing. ' Tunnel work for the river is scheduled to be completed by September, although some grading work will be heeded. after that. Shopping? What Kind? (Continued From Page' One) tending opponents had backed down at a challenge; . “You can throw rocks at them and they won’t throw back," he said. CUnte promised he and like-minded members of the platform committee will offer a series of proposed planks and wilt never compromise on the content of major proposals. For example, he said, they will insist on a plank on extremist movements that denounces by name The John Birch Society, OTHER PLANKS ’ Other proposed planks, he said, will deal with federal aid to education, retaining in presidential hands control over the use of nuclear weapons, opposition to a federal “right to work" law, and civil rights. All these topics offer opportunities to challenge - Goldwa-ter on positions he has taken or at least which his opponents say he has taken. One of the most pointed jabs was the wording of a proposed plank to be introduced by Richard C, Van Dusen of Beverly Hills, Mich., on legislation that The plank would put the party on record against arty such federal “right-to-work” law, including anylawthat would ban union shop contracts unless state legislatures enacted statues specifically permitting them. Goidwater has introduced just such a bill. • ■' MAYGET CANDIDATE JMi think if . we adopt the bind of platform we want, we mig$it get the candidate we want,” Conte told newsmen.' v Goidwater supporters on the platforip committee, operating WILLIAM A. O’BRIEN Fight Looms for Dem Bid in District An IntrapSriy fight for the Democratic nomination in the 66th State House of Representatives loomed today with William A. O’Brien opposing incumbent Bill S. Huffman. O'Brien, 34, of 1351 N. Self-ridge is an attorney and former Clawaon councilman and one of the leaders in the Oakland Coun-^ Democratic Party organize. Huffman Is former mayor of Madison Heights and has served one term from the county’s old Ith House District. He hae not yet formally announced his candidacy. O’Brien IS a Democratic state committeeman, a vice chairman of the state platform and reao-, luitioni committee, and an alternate delegate to the party'! national convention next month. . I believe I 'can . bring dear thinking and responsible action legislative halls where for said O'Brien basing his qualifications on hls background. O’BRIEN BACKGROUND Copartner in a Warren-Mount Clemens law firm, O’Brien is a graduate of Holy Cron College and Yale Law School. He was admitted to, the bar In 1957 and has been a lecturer at University of Detroit Law School. During the Koreaq War, O’Brien saw service as teNavy landing ship deck officer and in staff positions. He presently holds tiie reserve rank of lieutenant commander. ’ He ran unsuccessfully tor the legislature in 1999 and the constitutional convention in 1991. He is active on a number of county Democratic committees a n d heads the group circulating ref- People-to-People Unit Sets Charter Celebration BIRMINGHAM -The loaal chapter of the People-to-People organisation will mark the re*/ calving of Its chapter with a supper and visit from a, national officer Monday, 1 > The 6:30 p.m. picnic supper will be held at the home of ML and Mri.' Magnus Von Braun, 3318 Tothlll, Bloomfield Town-•hip. An Haitian theme will predominate as members prepare tor, the arrival of II Italian touchers. The Clawson Chapter and the new Birmingham - Bloomfield unit will be hosts tor the teachers during their July 18-11 stay. John Llndoman from People-to-Poople's national' headquarters In Kansas City will talk to members of the local group at the supper. s I .Indeman also will speak at the luncheon meeting of the Birmingham Rotary Club and. at a II1 a.m. reception at the home of Mrs. Vaskey Naha-bedtea, III Aspen. Mrs. Nahabedian Is the charter president of tiie g r o u p. Paul P. Davis P.l a son, John (!, .and daughter, Karen A., both home; hla mother, Mrs frank G. Davla of Springfield, Ohio: two brothers) and three sisters. Mrs. Mark Harris Service for Mra. Mark (Virginia E.) Harris, 70, of 228 Hawthorne will be 19:30 a.m. Saturday at Bell ChaptM of the William R. Hamilton Cb. Burial will be In Coldwatef ,. , ' . Mrs, Harris, a member of the First Church of Christ Scientist, died yesterday after a brief ill-nem, She was also past regent of Piety Hill Chapter, Daughter* of the American Revolution, and a member of the Village Women's Club. 1 She left no Immediate survivors. Memorial contributions can bit made to the Mr. and Mrs: Mark ’Harris fund, First Church of Christ Scientist, Tussle Held in Senate Hall (Continued From Page One) • both man that they wero risking heart attacks. •Til release him if he wants 1h hi released.," Thurmond said. Yarborough Mid ha was walling for a|i “second wind " Magnuson then opened the dooi and came outside. “Come on, lot's break this up," he said sternly. "We're just, good, 'frlende," Thurmond inawered. “We have • mutual agreement." RELEASES SENATOR Thurmond then released Y9r- ■. bortHigh. Thurfitond subsequently went Into the hearing room after seeing’ a quorum was present without him. After the session, Thurmond and Yarborough appeared together In, Jhq hall and appeared amiable. * Yarborough, who supports a relatively large paiincn, weighs about 190 pounds. Thurmond .seemed about 10 to 16 pounds lighter but In considerably trimmer ahipe and obviously proud of It. Service tor Paul P. Davis,'33, of 2896 Dorcheater, Birmingham, w|H be 11 a.m. tomorrow at Bqll Chapel of the William R. Hamilton Co. Burial will be in Elk-ton, Va. Mr, Davis, a specialist In product1 planning end market development of the diamond section, General Electric Co., died | yesterday after a brief illness. He was a member of Phi jamme Delta, fraternity and attended First Presbyterian! Church, Birmingham. , I Surviving are his wife, Jean Holly Man Faces Charge (Continued From Page Om) turned with a 22-caliber rifle. Beard Mid Sen ter fired two shots as he approached him on peninsula and another shot into the like. “Get eat tf ben- Get eat of here fasti' 1 mean move," Beard quoted Sealer as My-teg. ^ ; ; s^j Senior kept the family cov-j ered as they left tiie petit, Beard! said. Beard summoned (he state ]' police trooper who returned to the park and confiscated Sen- erendum-petitions against the ter’s rifle and its clip. “MasMchusetts ballot.” •- • * • - The 66th District tejkes in the south half of Troy, Clawson, Madison Heights, and the half of Hazel Park north of 9 Mite. Cor Plant Worker in Race for Area Representative , Dwight R; Lawler, a 24-year-old auto worker, said he wiU run as a Democratic candidate for state representative from tile Oakland-Genesee County 60th District . The district ... . fi. .... . nine townships from Oakland County and Mundy, Fenton and Argentine townships from southwest Genesee County. He lives at 5270 S. Linden, Mundy Township ^ A press'operator at the Flint outlaw unkm shop/ ^^S IteSSg/Ptent, Lawler attended General Motors institute and Flint Junior CoK lege. fe s He termed close relations and. better communications^wlth constituents as his mato concern if elected to the legislature.' In his’letter to Commissioner j Childs yesterday, Attorney Bruce Miller, chairman of the NAACP’s redress committee, asked for an explanation. NO MOVE “Up until Wednesdey of this week,, no law, enforcement officer had made a ihove to enforce the law," Miller said today.,, j The, attorney noted Beard described the. offtoer as “very Courteous" and "businesslike.” “But the trooper did not think, this matter was Important enoughr Miller Mid, According to Miller, the trooper told Beard Senter could be arrested if a complaint signed. “That’s crazy — Beard could have been shot and/hot been able to sign a complaint,” Miller Said. He noted the officer need not have witnessed a felony in order to make an aryest. Childs said there . are various laws which might have applied,, some Of them felonies and some misdemeanors. He said would investigate the matte’. “I think he (Bement) used prett/good judgment," Childs ami “He disarmed the man, Identified him and took the information to the prosecuting attorney — a normal procedure." Ralph Evans/ 24, and'1 his wife,!fro™ ®‘^ng.th’ d“J..not,aP^ar Laura, qt La Salle, and James Laney, 31, of Monroe. According to police the trio had met Miss Culvahouse and her roofrimate, Amenda O’Beiry ^ recently and had come Ip the house to visit. The shooting occurred, according to I police, after they were; asked to' leave. ’ perturbed, but wilting to give ground on platform wiwding to: a degree if a fight could be averted.. There seemed no chance of agreement, however, on denunciation of The Johp Birch Society by name or a declaration that the new civil rights act is 1 *■ CORRECTION! Price in Wed., July 8 Ad ahould hove been PONTIAC GLASS CO. 23 W. Lawrence St. FE 5-6441 iL« IllK PONTIAC IMtKSH, tjn'l(HI)AV, ,ll'l,y.4 imti ifM Deaths in Pontiac, N KIMJAR W. DuBOIN ■ I ChttfMtl with burial following Edgar W. Duljpin, president I White fihapeTlvlemorial fieri of Auburn Metalfab, Ine,. di«|>- . one aide section, drop* two side section*, to suit your convenience. Silver dr bronte tone tdp. | *Hat carry-hnndte when folded NORTH PERRY STREET CORNER OLENWOOO i ARTHUR J. WHITLOW , Arthur J. Whitlow, 63, of 706 i N, Perry died this morning after j a five-year illness. His body is ! at the Huhtopn Funeral Home. : Mr. Whitlow, an employe of : ! Grand Trunk Western Railroad : j Co , leaves his wife, Bertha; : [ a daughter, Mrs. Martha Wheel-• | er of Pontiac; three sons, ! Charles W., Thomas and James,1 : j all of Pontiac; and seven grand-:«children. : : Also surviving are a: stepson,* ;, Richard Warner of Pontiac; ; [brother; and four sisters. day af the William R'. Polar# Funeral Home Burial will follow in Mouritg Avon Camaiwy, Mrs, Brown, a retired employe of A y oh Tube division'of Higbie Manufacturing, Cto,, died yesterday after a brief illness-Surviving are two sons! Jack and Walter, both of Rochester; a sister; four grandchildren; and a great-grandchild, ' CLARENCE W, COUCH WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP -Hequlam Mass for Claranca W, Couch, 76, of 62486 Campground was to be 11 a m today at St. Mary's Church, Mto, with burial following in Fairview Cemetery, Mr, Couch died Monday after a lengthy illness. Oak Hill Cemetery, Pontiac Mr, Jennings, a retired delee-ilve lleuienarit with the Detroit' Police Department, died yesterday after a long lilpess, Re wag a juatice of the peace In At lea Township, a security officer at Hawil Park Raceway and a member of Four Square-Lodge No, 637, FA AM, Detroit i Surviving are his wife, Stella: two daughters, Mrs, Sally Lou Hon of Pontiac and Mrs, Mar-joi'ie R, Dodson of Pallatine, III.; a,brothert Wilbur of Pontiac; a Sister, Mfh. Edna Lawrence of, Ciarkston; pnd eight grandchildren, JOSEPH S. SPOSITA WEST BLOOMFIELD VTOWN- Former vice president of sales ^H* “ Requiem Mass for Jo-r National Machine Products »Ph s Spoilt*. 55, of 7341 Villa-Division qf Standard Pressed muer Will be 10 a.m, Saturday for National ■ Machine Products wPh s Spoilt*, 55, of 7341 Villa- j Additional Obituaries oh Page D-4 Steel, Utica, he was a life mem- M Qur Lady of Refuge Catholic 'bar of the American Legion post) . i in Elyria, Ohio, Knights of Columbus, the Eagles, the Elks and the Detroit Athletic dub, Surviving are his wife, Harriett; two sons,•William of Rom- j . •o and Michael of, Utica; andLu„„L‘ .. . . ,. „ . three grandchlferen SSPfti Yt 7*2 B,urJfll will follow in Holy Sepulchre HENRY C.FICK Cemetery, Southfield. METAMORA — Service for Mr, Sposlta, a construction Henry C, Fick, 84, of 206 Third plumber, dip# yesterday, will be 2 p.m. Saturday at Muir The Rosary will be recited 8 Brothers Funeral Home, La- P m- tomorrow in the Haley Fu-peer. Burial will be In Greens »eral Homo, Sputhfleid. Comers, Cemetery, Hadley Surviving,are his wife, Mary; Township, two daughters, Mr,s. Dorothy A retired farmer, Mr, Flck'Po** and Mrs. Martha Cas* died yesterday after-a brief (i|. tigllona; two sons, Joseph and neks, | I Louie; a brother and four sis- Surviving are his wife, Anna;! tori. five sons, Ray, Joe and Ward, iiaroldr Ward all of, Metamora, Donald Of Had-1 ley and Lee of Quincy; 25 grand- ..$54? BLOOMFIELD TOWN* children; and 28 grest-grnnd- j “ ^®,rvi£e or flro^ B, children; * . • . . [ Ward, 56, of 2271 St. Joseph will | Two sisters. Mrs, ElisabethSaturday, iat the Roney And Mrs, Winnie Me-1 Sparks-Grlffln Funeral Home Gunegle, both of Lapeer; and! p°n‘iac with buriai following, I two brothers, Chris of Lapeer | ,^f* ,a po^lol ■ and Herman of Metamora, also cl«i;k'dled e«r|y *«*y-survive. He , was a member of t h el ' Sylvan Lake Church of Christ, I JOSEPH J.-JENNINGS | Surviving are his wife. Doro- j GOODRICH — Service for thy; a son, Harold R, Ward1 Jr., Joseph J,;Jennlng8, 88, of 8125 at home; two, daughters, Ha-1 State wlll be 2:30 p.m, Saturday 1 chael A,, ai home, and Mrs. at the Wnilgih FT? Hamilton Co.,TJean Knoll of Fontlac; and a Detroit. Burial will follow In!sister. ,v ' -A.. IT THIS COUPON WITH SHOES,.. and SAVE 7lei SHOE REPAIR SPECIAL!- HALF SOLES Naolit* Soli, Sewed On Price Good Thurtday. Ffldey, Saturday, and Monday Only, , All Work Guaranteed! WHILE YOU WAIT SERVICE 20 Minute Service On Half Soles St S. KRESGE'S, DOWNTOWN PONTIAC STORE | [^®Sh 3 DAY SALE ..'. . FRI., SAT. AND MON. SUMMER CLE/ ROTARY MOWERS with 2V* H.P, Easy Spin Recoil'. Startqr and 22-lncn Blade Reifular 42.Hit THIS 4C8S . SALE MU Mnly 3-H.P. Impulie Starter with ; * 22-Inch Blade. Regular 45,97 nii 39.97 opnty Briggi and Stratton Enginet-yr. warranty LRANCE SALE AN Summer Rureei 25% Off Reg. Price This tala 4.99.. ..... .1.10 M4 1.00. ..,mV.......*,7^, w Anortment Ineludasi White, Straw, ; Caiuali and Dresiy, \ INFANTS’ and GIRLS' Summer Sleepwear GIRLS' LOUNGE SETS ffna, , Z2 for V." INFANTS’ LOUNGE SETS »<$>• MW ,™: 2 for i” Sixei 9 V 1 IB Mas. and 4 • 6X OACROH CREPE DRESSES R«ffular 4.44 ?!* 0, R00 2.88 Sale* for y T>p DuPont'* New Lighter Than Cream Dacron Polyester Crepe. Women's Sixes Men’s Short Sleeve SHIRTS JL fit’Kular 2,99 Tbit 024 .M® *•(• , £, ta. BIG 25% DISCOUHlT^ STILL MANY STYLES TO CHOOSE FROM . 9x12 CANDY COTE RUGS $19.95 Value THIS $1088 SALE | £, each 2 hr *24 -Foam rubber backing. Ideal ter summer cottages. Washable! FOLDING GRILL with " ‘ REDWOOD SHELF x Regular p.97 This 757 L .Sale f «•*•* Handy Redwood Shelf to Hold | Supplies. Grid Locks in 5 Position*. ^ LADIES’ SUMMER SHOES :£v Regular Price 1.99 * ’ ■ This Sale 2 PAIR FOR $3.00 Wedgies, Flat*, Sandals and (neny others to choose from., f DOWNTOWN PONTIAC STORE ONLY j "CHARM IT" l VT KRESGE’S Charge It At K-mart MRS. LOIS Y. BROWN ROCHESTER - Service for Mri. Lois V. Brown, 72, of 316 Highland will be 11 a. m Satur SUMMER PLASTIC WALL TILE Now, plaotic file at a low price, in unit packages, 1 to do either tub areas or fulh baths 2 FOR V TVS ASIA • 40 Sq Ft. T«a e 1 Gel. Mattie , e 10 Ft. Cap e 1 Spreader 10 Ft. Strip* e t Cleaner - FULL RATH AREA ‘16” • 70 Sq. Ft. Til* e 1 Cleaner e 30 Ft. Cap. e I $pr*ader e 30 Ft. Stripe • a to Ft. Base • 3-Cat. Mo»tic , _ .________ RUBBER mi e Solid Vinyl , - ^ and Rubber % WWfn • All Color. | CERAMIC FLOOR TILE Ptrmananr lloor end wall tile |||C Comm grade . •- «N VINYL SAHDRAH *1? ••■Wend IT Width, t AAeny Colon ARMSTRONG INLAID TILE fie 9" By 9M 9” by 9” SOLID VINYL TILE 15* Kmg. 21c - First Quality , FORMICA COUNTER TOO Discontinued! Patterns 29°« Plastic Finish LINOLEUM RUOS 9* by 12' JJW Shop Mon., Jhurs. and Fri. 9 ti;i 9 Tues., Wad. and Sat. 9 till 6! 2255 ELIZABETH LAKE M. re««w FRONT DOOR PARKING FLOOR SHOP W .1 ■ trjJ'.' ONE MAN TEU,S ANOTHER mrftinSGltiS SEMI-ANNUAL One Lot Short Sleeve SPORT 2.95 SHIRTS. ... 3.95 Hart, Schaffner & Marx V<,I“Vok ! Griffon and Varsity Town Tropicdl and Year 'Round Suits . Long and Short Sloevd Sport Shirts and Knit Shirts 20% off SWIM TRUNKS Boxer pfid Brief Styles 20% .h ( Values to $59.95. .Now $48.70 [ Volues to $69.95. . Now $58.70 I Values to>$79.95. .Now $68.70 J Values to $89.95'.. Now $78.70 ■.Values to $l^f(.Now $88.70 ***| StRAW HATS 7 Our Entire Stock 1$ Included 25% off Sport Coats. Vdlues to $39.95. .Now $29.70 Valeus to $50.00. . Now $39.70 Values to $59.95. .Now $49.70 WE PAY THE PARKING SUCKS Y ' i Reg...$17.95 Now $1470] Now- *177° J ■ SAGINAW, ot LAWRENCE Open Mon. and Fri. Nights "tit 9 P. M. mdcinsonS JlRMINGH'AM—272 W.,MXPLE ‘ Qpen Friday Nightx^til 9 PlM. Jighf\TH 9 F THE STYLE CORNER) OF PON/TIAC , ,. ..................... ........ , .pmUPH, , . , N|MNeppNVMMppiH|MH ^wff^^^^|S^^^ri1''ll'ffir'rrTTrnirnMirirnii[rtmifwefrW(ftwnnirriiiiLiiiiii;(riiii,i|if,toiiiiiiiiirii||^ii' ,, 7iini^1ii|ii?^yiff|(iS4r[i|fWri^i^^'iniiinVnir r;" ' ■ ■ .^4 TOT PONTIAC PRftSS, THURSDAY. JOLV 0, jfmi m ;»T' Stilt! MARKETS The following are top- prices covering sales of iuoniiy grown produce by growers and sold by , them In wholesale package lots. Quotations are furnished by the Detroit Bureau ofMarkets as of Wednesday. Produce Most Changes Fractional Market Up on Modest Scale New yohk (APH’The stock market resumed its advance on a modest scale today. Trading was fairly active. Changes of n\ost key issues were fractional. Ster i, motors, rubbers, elec* . utilities and chemicals Kkni Products took opening honors on a block of 19,200 shares at 34, off i,- . American telephone opened on 5,000 shares, off Hat 73%, Brokers said the market con* Unped to be supported by gen*' •rally favbrable business1 news. RCA GAINS t RCA, which Wednesday re* ported record earnings for the first quarter and half, gained fractionally. ■ Wednesday the Associated Press 86-stock' Average advanced .2 to 317.3, a new high. Prides were mixed on the American Stock Exchange. Data Control gained more than a point and General Plywood wood and Syntex were up frac* Uons. fnv tva” vsoitAtisi CaSfeii*. r*d, Sul Cabbaga, .im. ChmHi ipim/te • The New York Stock Exchange Cijjry. Rascal, t Cilery! white,' Jr | CAP) Following Is a list «tigng§ witn Sgljs price* I ! Meet Parsley Root , Peas, ou. ' 9)1 Potatoes, new, a* 1 Radishes, Wort Radishes, white , Squash, Mellon, % Squash, Summer, 1 Tomatoes, btM. Tomatoes, hothouse Turnips, Topped,- St 13 lies llh Hit . 1 fa i L: n K R ws! Cabbaga Turnips.'I)u,- fc. uottuc* indivei bleeChid, bu, !!.’!'! ing endive, oil ■icerele, t_. .. . Stearate, bleached, ft Uelluc«, uibb, pk/bs lettuce, Boston .,., lettuce, Heed, bu, ■ lettuce, Hoad, dot. . Lettuce, loot, bu. . Romolno ............... J Sit* 48% 10 46% 44-« m MFd'Voo Mer Cl t oo mMotors la ;:fpnM Mf.'fiVl, 41% 424 r 49% sett lest 4 I S ill |st ||^4 Poultry and Eggs Ol Detroit fc. .... . ■ Heavy typo bans 18-20 8-9; heavy- typa roaste 26/ broilers pad t— fm Him U.8.1:, Whites Orod* A s/tra * 32-37/ lorga 31-33%; medium B%-—'1 15-IBi Browns Gra<1» A large Vlt*S2i medium 23%-23 rm \ CHICAGO BUTTER. >00 CHICAGO .(API Chicago M IkchWiga — Butter wholesejo prices steady/, n score AA STS 57%;. 90 B 84%/ 89 C 58%; ci 17%/ B9 C 34%. . * . "Begs; about, steady / wholesale , buvlng prices unchanged, 70 per cent or better Grade‘A whites 29/ mixed 29/ mediums 24/ standards 26',/ dirties 34%/' chocks I 76% 75SS 75% - I 51% |1%- 51 Vb . ' i ' ll ® Sir tes Cp A’uloCenf ,20 AvcoNCorp I i jj 36 36 iKrr. SS 28% 2,1% 24 4 St 10 46% 46% 44% + % 2 37% 37% 37% _ % 47 39% 39W 39% ... , . 20 IM ,44% 43% + Vk . 1 744b 74% 74% + 9k 23, Livestock DBTROIT LIVESTOCK ' B1TROIT (API ~ (USDAI -Callle 500. Pow loads choice steora 22.2S-23.00/ Individual, high choice xparllpp steers up to 23.50; good to low'choice steers, 19,56-22,00/ logo high' choice heifers 31.73/ utility cows 1450-15.50, Hops 300. Borrows and gilts mostly sto'aaii, top 23 cams lowor sows itoMy, tow toll mixed r A 2 195-230 lb borrows end slits ,18,20-11.30; 1, i t 3 190-230 IB I7.SIUS.00/ 1, 2 8. 3 300-400 (b shows 13.5O-r4.50; 2 & 3 400-600 lb SOWS 11,50- . Vealers 56. pull steady, kholca and prim# 2531/ standard' 15-20,• cull and ■ utility 10-15. Shiep TOO, CHICAGO LIVESTOCK ■ CHICAGO (AP)-(U«PA)-t4ogi 5,000; butchers, steady to-25 Tower/ few-lots 1-2 190-220 lb butcheSs,JS.00-'lB.2{,' 25 head at 1SS0; Wbiea 1.3 190-240 lbsT7.25-18.00, - Cattle _ 10,500, calves 35). slaughter ’? m ■ tu Crlanese 1.60 Ceneolnst ,50 CerroCp T'.SO- I' 458% . CmnaAlrc 1 ChsmoSpk 2' CnsoHr Mot ChfMII'StP' 1 CRi Paolf 1 Shrytter* l'M' I 26% 26% 26% 1 40% 40 40% (37 37 37 I 17% 17% 17% I 79% 79% 79% I 27% U% 27% + W I 33% 33% 30% 4 % CltlUSv * 2.60 CefgPai0lf.23 3 136% 135'/ 20 47% 47% •" 17% 17%: 4 14 13%; 22 46% 44 52 28% 26% 21% am,* a* to 50, Instances 75 lower ;ioau prims 1240 lb slaughter steers .24.75; nigh choice and prime 1150-1400 lbs 23,50-i .....P.....................M Co IP let .1.021 ComlCre . t 8C ComSolv 1.l( ComEd 1.40 k ConEdis 130 CnNGas 2.30 1 373% - ' \%ZV j»i & 1150-1400 lbs 2: H4M lbs ,22.r' i .slaughter 3 40% 39% '39% ... 2 35% 35% ,05% It 52 ft' H + I 91% 91% 91%. + ! • 2 47% 67% 47% ... '! ft. lift Treasury Position WASHINGTON (AP)->The of the treasury compared (bonding data - - f. 4, 1964 . July 3 1963 S 10.015,44U50.il S 11,393,008,262.56 Deposits Fiscal Year July 1-v • . /■ 858,366,426/20 1,397,190,391.61 Withdrawals Fiscal Year— 1,340,140,162.54 1,719,917,409.00 X—Total Oak- ' ■ ' / 312,56U47,039.33 l 305,392,535,835.37 Gold Assets— : / 14,443,235,599.6* 15.733,309,374.59 X—Include? S361.3M,858.05 debt not sub- led to statutory I i CrucStoel . Cudahy Pk curt *Wr,U V 20% - Dent Sup la OanRldGW 1 DetEdis 1.20 Del Steel .60 Disney .40b -Ols Sea 1.80 . OomeMin. .80 ! 83% 82% 93% -ty-w I 27% 27% 27%/% I 22% 22% 22% 4.... I 32% 32%' 32% . • t -1.5% 15% l|jf + t 82% .42% 42% -y 57% 57% 57% f % lougAIr dyn t 6 25%-25% »% + ’ 14 7m 71% ,71% - 1 /T 31% 31%/Mlk — ’ 9 '257 256% ..287 ■ +11 2 8% j8n ; 8% .. ..80.5 100.1 97.2 3 High . 82.2 101+ Stocks of local interest Plguros -after decimal points ara/lighihs VOVIR THE COUNTER STOCkS They followtng duotatlons era no* — eerily represent actual transact; ere Intended os e guide to the mate trading repge ofTbt ■" V® -East) *r Un. . EastG'T K49f H I KlastKo 2,20a . - a". Eaton Mfg l-y ■■ f leet AMOC^r j EIPasoNG/l ' Emersonfl i '^ "-lerWM ,40 _.,^fohn ■ Bslttibpt RR • Jvahspd .30r , Evershrp .75 . 30% AMT Corp....... X,... Associated TruckC.-l/Tl Bin-Dicator 7.7.,., Braun EnglMtiiML-cnannldn Home. Builders Citizens Willie's ^ass A, Diamond/Cryst st ., .. Msmbwi Sesrr ftsmir^ntumeo..... JwlrlOPiff • - 'Vernors GkkedKAto : Vesely- Co. ....T. SShHir'.Coni. flRMffjmk. WeMnwe fhoe rCtlMBfCet-. .... MUTUAL FUNDS Chemical Fund FatrCairi JiOg ' 35 5 1^.2wk.-+.’ 4 24%- 24% 24% - ; if 43% 43% 43% +‘j 6 27% 37% 27% — J ; 7 SIS- 4% 5% — 1 10 39% .29% 29% +7. M 23 23Vk +• 1 ^777. ' 3 A&Vt 35% - 35% + % / 41 41 41 .... Ti 33% 33 33% + % 9 24%- 24% 24% ..... ' 4 48% 48 : 48% + % ^ 40 »* +% % — w |S 17% . "16 12% 1% , 12% , , GPubUt 1.28 Gen SIO- 1.20 GTelBE) .88 ‘Gon.Tire'. ■ ISO G« Pacific GettvGii -in* Glttirtfe 1 Goodr* ' I 32% 32% *32% + S&- GraceCo S-t-% # 7 % *1 /SikAJ: 8' 25% 25 14 26%. 24^ *1'* SW1 31% 38%' it w is it Tf ,I |*I RS8 1 sa Houstlp ,72 Howe Id ,'80 Hupp ,Cp .311 deal, Com i Fw1 SBm8r,.Sl ntnusMch 5 ntIHarv l.W IlMlIII.I l.llha nfNIck 2,20* ntPeck ,M , 1 if? —II— ' , \ r* ns? 8? 1 rff I [M % 1 53% 53% SlU .... 3 51% 81% $1% + % *1 13% 13% 11% + % i ;'JS Hi -I— 44% 44% .. 45%' 45% 13 490% 438 490% 1 11% 81% 11% If 70% 89% 70% , ... 4 10% M 80 - % 3 If IT 1 " 'T 80 MR 5 + % i Till i +'% ITS C JenLogen . if!:! ji iiss I!*! lh—66 —j— 67% 87% ,, M 20% 12.20% 20% 19 86% 88% ...... to 35 33 36 —K— 31% 3J% 83% M% 42% 42% ; 12 » KtmbClark 2 KtrkNet .40 korvette Kresge 1,20 f 59% j (I !p O f LOFGli 2.60 -IggattAM 5 .Ittonln 1.989 -OckAlrc 1.40 Loews The# LoneSCem 1 IV SI, JS-% 8 29% 29% 29% + % f fa i«s mm 10 43 83 63'.,,.,., \ 33% 3j% - % VtBIPw I I 21% 21% 2)%', ..Jlworth WsmPIc .59 Wnmum ..80 WnAlrlln .40 1_ W i1 WUnTel 1.40 WstaAi 1.40 Westget 1.20 MerMId 1J8 Marauar ,26e MerllnMer 1 —M— * 49 49% 49% 49% — f 19% 19% 19% + 4 32% 32% 32% 6 42% 62% 42% - Wiitgei Whirl Cp ... WhltdM 1,11 Wllan Co ’ WlnnDlK I.) X 6 39% 39% + ■24 37% 34% 37% + . 5 45% 44% 45% + Monson 1.20b AAgtliDU 1140 MontWard fc t jk i 4 .13 \ 12% t 54 78%\78% i , 2'34% 34% 3 13.38% 38% 3 b 3 95 91 9 Nat Disc lf?0 NotCan .40b NCoshR MO NOolry 2.40 NatOlit 1.20 7 49 48% 48% - % 5 85% |3% 11% - % 5 24% 26% 24% NatOyps 2b. N Load 1.50o Not Stool 2 Not TOO .80 NBnaEl 1.16 NY Cent .50g NVChl SI *2 - 9% 9% . 2 47% 47% 471 J 79. 78% 79 No^lt Ship I M' . ll M.1 Outb M Owens It IS 32% 32% 32% + 9 $2% 82% 82% - 2 48% 48% 48% + SO 14% 14% 114% + 3 102 102 102 - PacG&E 1.10 Pec Petrel ficTST 1.20 Pan Aim .60 PoronWet 2 PorkeD ~ iney ,1.20a 8WW l;«r- penn^uil *!% WW Pliotpi.D 3 Phil* SI 1.32 PhlnRda lb MmUpispst 2 6 12% 12% 12% 23 28% 28% 28% ** 36% 36% |pk 1 itvb 29^ I + % ....jT- % 55%^ 6 33% 33% 33% .. 39 31% 38 38% + 35 53%/«% 53% + PureOII 1.60/ RCA .60/ ■ RalstonPur 1 Rayonler1.20 Raytheon .60 Reading Co RalchCh .45t RepubAvia 1 Repub S9I 2 Revlon 1.109*-Roxali .50b ReynMet .50 RoyTob 1.80 7\ 84% ‘86% ■ 86)7 -1 ' 1 33% 33% 33% 45 56% *6%-,;i6% + —R— / ’ 69 32% 32% 32% + RlchfOII 1.80 RobertCont 1 Rohr Corp 1 Roy Dutch 1. Royal McB Ryder Byst ,■ 2, 13% 13% >13% - 1 16' 128k • 12% 12% SSnSfimi I 70% 1 ■ 32% 2 2 18% 8 , 8% + ScottPap .9 ScabAL 1.4 SenrleGD . SearsR. 1.61 BhBlITra .Sir 1 Sherw Wm .3 Sinclair 2 • Sm?tT AO J1 SmithK 1.20a SoconyM 2,60 SouPRS 2.40e ' : SouCaiE 1>.«. SoulhnC 1.90 SouhfatG 2.20 i SouPac 1,40 : SOU Ry 13:80 Sperry Rand f&’oio 6 107 107- 107 7 83 ' 83% ' 82% —% -2 33% 33% 33%.- % 38 32 '■ 31% 32 - ....: 1 61% 61%' -41% .... I 54% 54% 54% - % I 14% 14% + V . ,34 34 + l I. 78% 78% .... moIIomo wl tend Pkg , IniiWnr I.jii ,} Mifh Law leil Chg, It £ ! m 49% lerlDrug ,70 it SIS P ifk 19% 29»k wlttCo t.io ' ‘RT. ’it 7% 7% 7% + Texaco 2,20 — Guliprod LWL.C TexGSu Thloko? l‘f| Tldowat Oil TrjKSltMn *'r Tfi Cont .TOo i 3i% 31% snT 5 54 53% 54 i! fa m «!: -f 34 53% 34 ... J IT X r; ; 1 —T— J| H% K% 8%:: 1 17% 37% 17% 4 } I 48 M i, 76% »% 74% . fi UCtrbtd 3.40 Un :in Unit Alrcti 2 Unit Cp .180 Un Fruit .60 UGlSCp 1,70 UMQEm I USEIora .80 "* mdi** I- 4 48% eevi 4988 -u— f 124% 114% 124% 2 24% |4% |4% IP^ijM 1.20 irtk + i 34% - , 9 35% 85% 55% + tU 60% -Mil 40% + t M J&r T. 14 Ifw 12% 11% + 11 if 14% IS 19 S% 53 S>% + —V— of ignoring their "rights” to | books were cloned before dune have additional witnesses called! 30. But the neUoii'e banka ere including White House aide!reporting for the April • May* Walter Jenkins, and charged a June quarter and moat of them “cover-up." show.,gains over last year- Of* • Jenkins figured in testimony ficials of many of the large by Don B. Reynolds, a local in* corporations yet to report form* aurance ageht with whom Bak* ally also are on record as esti-er was associated and’who sold mating that the gain over last two $100,000 Ui6 insurance pol*'yoar will be substantial, icies to. President Johnson before he became president. The GOP.'members, however, said they, had no major critl- —W— 12 39% 29% 39% 11 37% 17% 37% }• 32% 12% 12% 2 35% 35. 3f% 23 30% 30% —— dsm of the inalysis of the evl* * Telegraph, Firestone Tire it dence in the majority report. |Rubber and Douglas Aircraft. “It does reveal gross wrongdo-1* Telegraph1, Firestone Tire & ing, gross improprieties, and I Rubber and Douglas Aircraft conduct which' we believe to be j ' '' 1 . '11 f... 1 ’ ‘' unlawful;" they ^ m x 2 37% 37% 22 29% 29 if Thty said their criticism “is centered upon, the fact that the majority refused to cal] ail the ! witnesses and refused to get all I the facts." XtrftxCp ... YngitSht 1 .114% 11 Zenith. 1.20a flgurte ere uitofflcleL . i nih.rwis» noted, fete*. o91 dtvl-.ragolng table ere annual _____________8M on Hip tilf quarterly •aml-onnual declaration. Special or * “' Idondi or paymkntt ■ not doalg-regular lore IdontHlod In, the footnote* extra . , or extras, h—Annual rate plua stock dividend, e—Liquidating dlvtdond. d—Declared or paid in It63 plus stock dividend. e—Declared or paid si far thla year. 9—Paid In aldek during 1943, estimated cash value on ax-dlvldand of- ex-dlitributlon data, g—Paid last year. ** -Declared or paid altar stock dividend —tii ,-^a. ■' ^-SK-r—* paid hill ______In arrears, p—Paid dead omitted,, deterred or gfnjtm dlbldond mooting. •Declared or 6tKkFdurlng'T9647 astlmated cosh UHL -fix dividend, y—Ex Oivi-d and soles" In full, x-dle—Ex dlatrlbu--i. xr—Ex rights, xw—without war-rants, ww—With warrants wd—Whan, die ...............1 Issued. nd-Next dpv posed Interest ehuaHia{lon fi a aublact to pro- American Stocks NOON AMERICAN NSW YORK BFown Co .60 Compb Chib Equity CpNISt tsargo Oils eimt Pot .l5ox Jon Plywd Giant Yel .600 GOIdflald Gt Bas Pet Kaiser Ind Krattar ,80b Llvlnos Oil .789 3 10%' ,t6% 10% .. . ll j^-'t%:';-/a%**%-M /.»Tt%/»%••••• I t -4% 4Xk 4% . 1 2% ..2% xi%_ % Mackey Air MeCrory wt Mead John .88 MiCh Sugar io toys-io% io%—aa , . , f Utt....l4% "16%./P .OPENING-.GRAIN 1/» 1% :}%+ .% XCH CAOO (IkP)- - tl . •mu. air. iiZ . V , / New Pk Mng .1 1%— % C Group .SOt 5 6% 6% 4%+ % -ry Rdin 4 12% 12% 12%............ W Air 5 4% 4% 6% -,..al OH A 1 15 30 29% 30 + % Sperry R wt '8 6% 6% 6%+ % Syntex,Cp .200 35 72% 72% 72%+ Vk Tochnieof .50b 4 15%. .15% 15% .... Un Control .20 19 5% 5% S%+ -% Webb&Knapp 71 9-16 %, 7-16+1-16 Wil 286,1 14.9; 2427 Po- Stk.of pay-Rota rlod Record able INITIAtr -7/ ”, 7ip\\ 0m- ;..40 Cl 8-11 9-9 Baker Story Untold-GOP Political Ovortonoi Likely to Echo in Pall , WASHINGTON (AP) - The Somite has closed its. Bobby Baker investigation but Ita political overtones are expected to echo in this faii'a election campaign as Republicans ha,vo charged “the full atory hat not been disclosed," t » ’ The Senate Ruiea Committee rang down the ebrtaln on the seven • month .probe into the whealihgs and dealings of the former Senate aide with a report Wednesday saying’ he was “guilty of many gross Improprieties." , But, it left It up to the Justice Department to determine whether Baker should be prtta-ecuted for any Violations of criminal law. , The report was submitted to the Senate on behalf of the committee's Democratic majority by Chairman B. Everett Jordan, D-N.C. MINORITY REPORT A separate minority report turned in by the committee's, three- Republican members accused the Democratic majority Profit Wave Brings Flood of Earnings , By SAM DAWSON AP Business News Analyst NEW YOltK American business is riding a profit wave as specUiuular aa any cbal< longed by the surfboard set. A flood bf earnings reports for the second quarterns starting. EaHy faille* > and mU* mates rdveal only a small minority of companies that DAWSON aren't doing better than a year ago. Many are reporting new highs (dr the quarter. Some are iettlngj records for any three* month period In their history, The good news is encouraging the tq the stodk market. Also gladdened are the hearts of share owners who hope for further increases in dividends. The U.S. Treasury will be a big winner, too. Even at the towered tax rates on corporate incomes, the record gross earnings will mean, a flow of tax receipts. The' bigger than expected jump In profits In the first thrM months of the year Is being extended through the latest period, Earliest reports, are from corporations with fiscal years ending ahead of the calendar year, so that their .second quarter INCREASED EARNINGS Among the big companies already reporting increased earn-Ingff are American Telephone Preliminary estimates also put Du . Pont and Parke, Davis It Co. Im this group. Mbit stool companies are expected to join the list by the end of the month. The Mg motor companies are considered sure membera of the club. Retail chains reporting so far are almost all In the plus column. Included era J, C Penney, R, H Maoy. Federated Department Stores, Bullock's, Marshall Field. May Department Stores, Associated Dry Goods, Allied Stores, Russeks. and Lane > Bryant., In the food field, the gainers Include Safeway, Grand Union and Von's Grocery, Also ahead this year are Swift, Interstate Bakeries, Beatrice Foods. Makers of, farm machinery and construction equipment who are netting more this year in-dude International Harvester, J. I. Case, Deer*. GOOD GAINS Other heavy equipment makers for varioua fields 'report good profit gains, Among them are Fodders, Carrier, Dresser Industries, ACF Industries, American Photocopy Equipment, Aveo Corp., National Aeronautical. Two paper companies reporting so Mr have nigher profits this year than last: Welt Virginia Pulp & Paper and Scott Paper. Tha iiat of companies enjoying the current prosperity also include J. P, Stevens, Indian Head Mills, U.8. Plywood, Masonite, Hazel Bishop, Hooker Chemical and GUdden. Executives of k number of the nation's largest corporations are on record as predicting that the rata of the. profit increases may slow a bit in coming montha but that the figures will stay well above those'of q year ago. MOST PROFITABLE f They, like many stock traders already jiave put 1M4 down In the books as the most profitable, In terms of dollar, totals, in American business history. First of Car Makers to Close Cadillac Halts Model Run FULL STORY "The full story has not been disclosed concerning Bobby Baker add those associated with him, .including 'present and former senators and Senate employes," the Republicans charged. Baker, now 36, was elected majority secretary in IMS, the youngest man ever to hold the post. He became the right-hand man of Lyndon B. Johnson who was elected Senate Democratic majority leader at the same time. ■ Because of Baker’s'and Johnson’s association, the committee’s investigation had under currents which Republicans are expected to try to whip up in the campaign. Transactions Slow in Grain Futures CHICAGO (AP) • — Transactions in the grain futures market were slow and mixed again today with prices little changed oa the Board of Trade. / After about an hour, wheat was % cent a bushel lower to Va higher, July new grade $1.43%. Corn % to % lower, July Oats % higher ,tp Vt lower, July 59% cents.- Rye unchanged to % lower,. July $1.24%, Soybeans V* itignerib % lower,; July ,$2.47%/ Grain Prices It (Now) ....vCx.-.-w,,** I-MW-VT .............. i.MVk-% .. .................. t.54%-%, / ■ ' Corn ...........'........ 1.21% ...................... U8%-% ..................1.18% .................... 1,19%-% DETROIT (AP)—Cadillac dl-1 other auto makers will dose vision Of General Motors be-1 down their '64 output by July 31. came the first of the auto Rambler will wind up produc-makers to end Ita 1964 model lion In the ’week of July 12, production as it closed Its Ss-1 while In, the Detroit aba Chrys-sembly lines down Wednesday, ler Jefferson and Dodge Main in There was no particular joy Hamtramck, Mich, will, lead off at Cadillac over the early clos- the Chrysler changeover about Ing, for the division set new July M-high production and sales roe- * * * ordi with its 1964 tine and would Practically ail Ford operations liked to have had a couple more j with the exception of the Mus-weeks of production. , !t«ng assembly at Detroit and L * * - | San Jose, Calif., will be ended plained that the unwanted ^ two to three weeks. Unction of being the first .auto •- -‘.'."V-■ maker to shut down it* ‘64- run was mftdc necessary. because J | Cadillac is in the midst Mai § .[ mammoth plant expansion program. i , I Warner currently is directing ] , a Cadillac building program ] fm/ACtffl/y I (Which will add nearly 500.000 J ilIVTOlII1^ . . ! square feet of new floor space, j ' % $ % 'plus conversion of an additional | ! 200,000 square feet to manufac-| i $ $ s Successf ul % 3 By ROGER E, SPEAR (Q) “I have $i,5eo which my flaace suggests that I invest in string growth stocks such as Litton Iadnstries; Xerox Corp.; Control Data- I have never bought stock and wonder if yon recommend these stocks for investment." C. B. • (A) If $1,500 represents your total savings, it belongs mostly Where it is; Xerox is an excellent stock, selling at a very high price. The same can be said of Cqntrol Data, ode of two companies in the electronic data processing field to make money and raise earnings consistently. Each of these stocks I regard as a good holding if they can be retained over a long period ^and if price volatility can be ignored. Litton* is a fine stock, more; reasonably priced than the others, and. you might please your fiance by putting $500 into this - (Q) “I own, Jersey Standard; Irving Trust; Public Service Etoctric mid Gas; Sunray DX; Southeastern States Telephone; Socony; Texas Eastera; G*nera 1 Foods and Procter & Gamble. I have $60,000 in these stocks and have been thinking of selling them, and putting the money in tax-exempt bonds. Please suggest some and tell me if I have to report the income to the Internal Reve-nue Service.” G. &S (A) I suggest you retain 20 per ceht of your stocks as protection against inflation which tax-exempts will not afford you.* The stocks I would hold are the strongest growth issues: Jersey Standard, General Foods, and Procter it Gamble. ' You do not have to report income on tax-exempts to the Internal Revenue Service. *■ x I. suggest that you put $40,600 into the following issues: State of California 3%’s of 2000 selling to yield 3.60; Atlanta, Georgia, Housing Authority 3%’s of 1990 to yield 3.30; City oF. Philadelphia 3%’s of, 1986 on a 3.35 basis*; and Port of New York Authority 3%’s of 1995, offering a 3.55 return. ' / ' ' turing apace at ita Detroit manufacturing center. TOPPED MARK Warner," during an Interview, looked over production reports which showed that as of Wednesday's closing, Cadillac built 165,959 cars during the '64 run. The old mark of 163,174 was set last year and production continued until July 30 that year .'The new mark is the highest in Cadillac’s 62-year history. With Cadillac leading the way, Death Notices MRS. DAVID COFFEY Requiem Mass for Mrs. David (Kathryn M.) Coffey, 43, of 3896 Beechgrove, Waterford Township, will be 10 a. m. tomorrow In St. Benedict Cathloic Church with burial in White Chapel Memorial Cemetery, Troy. The Rosary will be recited 8 p.m. today in the Melvin A. Schutt Funeral Holme. Mrs. Coffey died Tuesday after a long illness. * Surviving are her. husband; her parents, Glenn Goodman of Cadillac and Mrs. Myrtle Berk-ompass of Kalamazoo; four daughters Mrs. Gayle Barnhart, Dawn, Patricia and Lori, ail of Pontiac; two grandchildren; and a half brother. News in Brief Barbara Fuller, 3653 Minton,’ Qrion Township, reported to police yesterday that her wallet containing $106 was stolen while she was' shopping at The Mall. Mrs. Eari^ Lashbrook, 84 West End, Waterford Township, told police yestentoy that meat valued at $145 - Was 'Stolen from a freezer in her garage. Rummage Clearance — Congregational Church, Thursday-Friday 9-1. ’ MRS. EDWARD B. HODGES City^ Woman . Dies in Illinois Husband Wb* Former Dealer for Pontiac Mrs. Edward B.' (Fay M.) Hodges, whose husband is a former Pontiac dealer, died early this morning after’ emergency Surgery in Cairo, III. v Mrs. Hodges, 7$, of 35 E. Iroquois was returning to Pontiac with her husband from their ' wtoter home in San Benito, Tex. for the wedding of her granddaughter Saturday. Her body will be at the Sparks Griffin Funeral Home after 7 pan. Saturday. Service will be at 1:36 p.m. Monday at the funeral home with burial in Perry Mount Pjrk Cemetery.^ / ■ - Surviving besides her husband are a daughter, Mrs. Marion Hodgfes Benter of Pontiac; a son, Jamro.