L The Weather ‘1.8, Weather Bureau. Forecast Cooler tonight, Pleasant tomorrow, - (Details Page 2) * 116th YEAR E6s aT RPeER Aone Rep A ny é ; : $4) . of a re ee . - ey ee : ie a ee i Governor to Decide Today | Legislative Session LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (UPI)—-Goy: Orval E. Faubus indicated he would decide today whether to call’ an) emergency session of the Arkansas Legislature to deal! with a court ruling which orders resumption of integra-| tion at Central High School. Glenn Wajther, speaker of the House, said Faubus would. summpn the legislators to Little Rock. Walther ment of a woman friend of Said the extyaordinary session would conyene next Leaun Harrelson, president week. Arkansas lawmakers said earlier this wegk they ex-|614 yesterday. pected. Faubus to call the session as a result of the rul- ing in St. Louis Monday by the Ejghth Circuit Court ot Appeals reversing an earlier edict to postpone integra- tion at Central until 1961. Two attorneys threw additional focus on the situation yesterday when they asked the St. Louis court for a mandate ordering racial in- tegration at Central in time for re-* sumption of classes next month. The request indicated mere than the. seven Negro children who helped Central integrate last year. might seek admission in September, More: than 200 Negro children are eligible to _attend the school tig fall. ei * - The Little Rock School. Board was expected to appeal to the U.S, Supreme Cotirt within the next few days to uphold the postponement order handed down by 39 District Judge Harty J. Lenfley : - AP Wirephote| 4 Goy, FAUBLS . Leigh ald a 4 Sy Five Chances to fee Sputnik Ill Carrier of integration at the request of the school beard, which said it believed q ‘“‘cooling-off’ period Was needed to avoid violence such as that attending the eng of segregation at Central last fall when U.S. troops were sent in. But the St. Louis court nulilfied Lemley's order this week and President. .Eisenhower supported this action yesterday. : = * * Faubus, who was scornful of Ei- senhower’s statement, did not elab- orate but said he probably would) make a decision on the emergency session today. ‘ * : “Quite a few legislators don't want a special session,” Faubus said. “They are afraid a few peo- ple might be called in and asked; -a few questions.” But Walther said there” Was a popular demand for the session. “A special session of the Legis- lature will be . ate must. ‘Act on before quitting |4, fusion—thermo- nuclear power—will take 30 or more years before becoming eco- a Motive Sought swith seattered showers a thy ers this morning prob- ending by noon. Partly cloudy and ring eooler | Opponents last night lost a move io quash debate on & measure |Qenignes to prevent state laws m being ruled invalid because bein parallel federal acts. A move ito table the bill, which is similar ito one passed by the House, failed 46-39, * * * 49-4] ‘vote, a bill to eurb the re- view powers of the Supreme Court and to undo the effects of several irulings in Communist cases. | Sioulid’. ioe) Sekaie” clear ’ the t * Siliheon Haile Ginen pieces of legislation he said the Sen- for the year, Nevertheless, he told the Sen- ata a sine to get out of here 478 Subject of Row MESC Halts. Benefits! in -Bonus-Vacation Pay - Plan Investigation DETROIT ® — Payments’: of state unemployment compensation, to between 800 and 1,000 American) Motors Corp. employes in Grand) Rapids, were cut off. today in the) cation pay plan. The Michigan Employment Se- curity Commission (MESC) or) dered the compensation stopped ‘ing on legality of; the plan * * * | Jhis is the AMC. arrangement which came under question at a! legislative hearing in Lansing. The, affected workers are AMC appli- pids. AMC, defending thé plan and describing it as common in Mich- igan industry, put $100,000 in escrow te cover any loss which it said the state might suffer, ; of discrimination in being called account = the < AMC es Srpeident Edward L. Cushman said the company has been assured by “egal and expert| © authorities’ that the arrangement is: “legally sownd and ethically proper." : changeover were paid a bonus in lieu. of vacation. They were to apply for me oa during the : Ike May Halt Tests “for Limited Period (Continued From Page One) Sa ck Disses Torn to Shreds. One called the sack a calamity. Another noted that religious law expressly forbids tight clothing, On that score, he observd sagely, there could be no complaint against the new garment, - Unwittingly, the board of ex- also collided with the problem. coed came before the board in the process of getting her d as a doctor of philosophy e@ ap- peared in a sack dress. * * * Some on the board had diffi culty picturing a Ph. D, in a ichemise. The young lady argued that the sack is only a throwback | to the galabia, an equally ambig- wous garment that Egyptians have been wearing for centuries, She got her nee. in Apartment Blaze ling if other nations did not join in Authoritative sources in London | said Britain will go ahead with its| \forthcoming nuclear test-.stries in the Pacific regardless of any U.S. action. But there Was general be- lief in London the new series would be Britain's last, now that an An- agreement has #been reached. Other related developments: United Nations—U.N. Sec. Gen. * ~ HIROSHIMA, Japan — Japan, led by the atom-bombed cities of Hiroshima ang Nagasaki, wel- comed reports.of a U. 8, nuclear Moscow—Moscow radio broad- Minister Andrei Gromyko to the Geneva scientists stating ‘There can be no arguments at all to jus- tify a refusal to end tests imme- idiately. i London—Britain’s opposition. la- bor party protested Britain's -erejty planned nuclear tests on-the ground aminers at an Egyptian university t they would jeopardize current spects for controled interna- tional suspension of nuclear tests. HAGGERTY NONCOMMITTAL Asked about the temporary bari last night, White House Press Sec- retary James C. Hagerty referred ito President Eisenhower's news conference statement yesterday on the Geneva agreement and added: “The experts have not yet ren- idered their report. No conclusion have been taken." The President told newsmen yesterday the Geneva agreement “gives ground to hope you can go another step, and every step that you go Means you can go another one:"’ (Continued From Page One) somst. He also said he knew of “no connection with the Frank Kier- ydorf affair in which the Flint. today. That might make it a logi- ,eal time to announce a US. test) isuspension. There were other indi-: thts sflernoen and diminishing tonight. jteamster official was burned fa- ‘€ations the U.S. move might be, nee night, fair and coo!, lew ‘oday in to Pentiae Ti Pe Lowest temperature precedifig S'am At 8 ame Wind velocity §-10 m phi D PO ined pl 8 Thursday at 7:25 B m. laws. Friday at 5:46 @ = ureday at 1:23 pr m aureddy et 19:32 pm. Downtown Temperscercs : 6 3 ee a Wetinesday in in (As pecorded aoeste=a) Highesi temperature ..-.... ae temperature Mean, temperature Weather—6un, rain. One Year “Age i = ester Highest temperature ... ee Lowest temperature Mean tem ure .. Pontiac sree nantas seer eb es tenes Pa ee ae * fiighest and. Lowest est Ternperatares This "tally in an arson of a Flint dry ‘cleaning establishment. ¥ * The apartment manager, William jJ. Schissler, said he was not at, \home when the fire started but his j announced later in the, week. | t+ + Secretary of State John Foster Dulles flew to Washington from) ithe United Nations session in New ‘York yesterday to confer with’ investigation of AMC's bonus-va-|¢ pending an attorney aga s rul- ance plant employes at Grand Ra-) At the same time the company said it was being made a victim! Last month employes who were|- to be paid off Aug. ig Sewers | on that report has been or could) The President said yesterday the) \Geneva agreement might be signed! “(The vs Day wa : \District PTA junits in the Village School, | the unit contributed $300 for ‘shrub- ibery in a grounds beautification program. They also assisted in the — and did volunteer work for he principal and the faculty. | At Midvale Elementary School, | the quickly-formed unit is credit- | ed with helping to iron out many of the difficulties experienced in ;a nheWly-opened school. At Walnut Lake Elementary School, 10 mothers worked ag li- brarians and handled more than Earlier, the Senate killed by a with the United Auto Workers’ 14,000 book loans during the year. ‘Another group of three repaired a total of 310 books, representing a district saving of about $600, ac- cording to Ireland. The newly-organized group at } } Denies Union Money Supported Blonde Teamsters’ treasury, or was stolen or kidnap money. ms : In the forenoon session, Baker roared that the committee was un- fair in trying to connect him with $300,000 of what he called *‘blood-tainted’’ Greenlease ransom money. He. accused the committee of trying to smear Gov.» Averell Hafriman of New Mollie. as. “‘a vengeful woman, a woman scorned.” that Baker was the best of friends knew the whereabouts of money paid in 1953 for 6-year-old Bobby Baker said he loved” Harriman but that the New York governor, seeking re- election this year, ‘“‘wouldn’t know aiid cigs ac) Hisasinaaa iad with Baker, xcept a possible As for the Greenlease money, Baker said flatly he got — lutely none’”’ of it. ® * * Kennedy charged Baker with losing his memory over the noon recess. In contrast with his firm denials of the Greenlease and Harriman testimony, Baker’ said he ey from employer representatives but could not be sure. x & &, ‘T wish my memory were a lot better,” a grinning Baker said aft- er being asked whether he accept- ed money from management to Midwest Burlap Bag Co. Moines, Iowa. He denied, however, receiving |$10.000-to halt a Teamster strike against Esco Co. in McKees Rocks, Pa. Trouble Piles Up LYONS, Ill. (UPI) — Trouble in the form of tomatoes piled up in heaps yesterday for Don- i ald Johnson, En route to Chi- cago with a J5-ton load of to- matoes, Johnson glanced back to see about a third of his cargo. | on the highway. Whereupon a | State policeman drove up and | ticketed him for blocking the highway. | wife called the fire department. | President Eisenhower. Dulles indi-/ Vote SS for Judges ‘He said James fought the blaze firemen arrived, * * Schissler said Mrs. * Wilson has been a tenant for two yeais and ~~ that Harrelson had visited her for the past several! months, Assistant Fire Marshal] Aller J. Tunny went to Detroit early teday with bits of the burned rug and other furnishings of the cage) met for analy- SIS, ‘cated he discussed the Geneva ° with three extinguishers before the me eting at his 90-minute session’ with the President but refused to| ‘say whether the United States was ready to suspend tests. LANSING Michigan judges have voted overwhelmingly to come under the Federal Social Security System. If Moon Men Fired Back at Earth their “moon rocket” from Ca He Would Die. Laughing TOKYO (UPI) — A letter to the editor of the Asabl -which-was published -teday+ S uperintendent Phileas BIRMINGHAM — dies In otis, PTA groups Siesighen ait See eh ama land reported. Cotamittees formed within their), wourayys studies on the needs| * Grou IPS have conducted sur- ot existing schools and the possi- bility of. ew schools. Martin Weinrich, son of Mr, and Mrs. A. J.. Weinrich of nage nie Lane, arrived in day whete he will study in Dasel |S: dorf on the American Friends So- ciety Exchange Student Program. The 16-year-old Birmingham High School senior is now at- tending an orientation camp in, the Harty Mountains, He will re- turn home by Feb, 1 for the sec- ond semester in his own = school, Two foreign students, one from Italy and one from Turkey, will attend school in Birmingham un- rrrreerererrere tity $ Fridoy & Soturdey ol * Mail Boxes ‘Reg. $5 9 8 8 hoo as hrenat Upright ‘er gen _ Handsome WROUGHT IRON 2 salle’ <— *, or ot cron ev ay .. oe boxes for: your particular house. Covervecscccccccccvoccccccccces eeece guesssesevoswosseonees ee 98 N. Saginaw... —2nd Floor duladd ded d shdhchededadath Ieciched edd der the same program. , Mrs, Erwin Darling, dean of students at Birmingham High School, said that in a concerted drive, high school students raised $3,800 in one week to defray the expenses of their guests, The student body raised the en- tire amount through a work pro- gram ranging from bake sales to car washes. . .« Robert Girardin, recreational director, says the city. Teen Cen- ter at Eton Park is badly in need of certain types of equipment. He ee eee pool ta Ping pong equipment and a piano are~aiso needed ee ett MRS, JAMES GOODMAN Service for Mrs. James (De- lores) Goodman, 23, of 23029 Couz- ens Hwy., Hazel Park, will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at the Manley Bailey Funeral! Home. Burial will be in Royal Oak Cemetery. ton Spath of Bi and an aunt, Mrs. Roy Steele, of Royal Oak. “sik Geritenced his diveléce Wie She ‘told the committee Tuesday | with Democrat Harrimen and)— missing from the $600,000 ransom | & Greenlease of Kansas City, who|f “honored and — said be doesn’t recall any contact /§ handshake during a political cam-| cast a letter from Soviet Foreign, paign. didn’t remember accepting mon-|' settle a Teamster strike against, in Des! FRIDAY Preity She is survived by her hus-\— jband, James; her father, Welling- mmeeee my be i aida ni 0. Better than Show wn. 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Guaranteed WATERPROOF LEATHER Parke Davis Vitamins - Girls’ Raincoals - —_ ines. 9c Y) ABDEC Complete with Hat to Match : — ‘TYERS’ Non-Skid Suction Cups aaa ceeme «PROPS TE = s, $ 289 2° OVER 10,000 PAIRS—Specially Purchased! Basketball Shoes jes Ti _* = 3 AN Sires ol lies wane» x. SALE! Anklets and Sox pe: ge =) ‘<0 eh OE : tee atte | of Choice of blue or pink; Double ° r to 12. , = : =: 2D GE front. ‘Keep ‘om ary in hardest. $ Irr's of 29¢ to 59¢ Sellers— /°"" : oy eee 3 ry Wildroot Creme Oil (Push Baton vieac, O06 ae ® . 8 4 irls’ to $1 Quality uppers. "Arch supports. | $1.50 -Kolorbak (for Gray Hair) ....... oo SLIT 3 Fetes ‘tite bail deen 2 : Compare Prices. at- SIMMS 53c Wemet's Denture Creme Op Ci ’ a ‘near : : Knee Hi Socks 60c Fiztin Instant Analgesic dlc Iris veanies ; mw OP 1h : School Gym Shoes 5 : Q Sizes 7 to 12. _Alll Sizes Sale! BABY NEED hich sere lle ae & 12% to6 642 to 12 Lactum or Olac | Baker's Liquid 4. /chnsen & Johnson Sizes 7 to 14 3 3 Pairs....49¢ 6 Pairs... 27¢ Can |My 27¢. Con j : Full, DOZEN Pairs. . ...4.. $1.89 ‘1 98 $ 29 12 for I 12 for : Plains ... fancy cuffs .,. Eng- yh ha 3X lish ribbed’... cable knits , * Comaatah by Tyer $ Mercerized ,.. etc. Truly, our th ¥ * Lace to Toe Style . Be ey tin : greatest-in-history bargains. regain se Mam pepe ea peomanline sere Side zipper ie ave ~ ~. = : ; ‘ ; nd colors. ; to ot et style. as pic- ee RR ZBT | | ae ras, appears ST. JOSEPH Baby © oan Bike Canvas Conall Stiff Backs - a P ASPIRIN 4 .. Pewder-- ~ So : a SC OS Pen arenes rere te =. = aaa = : | ~ = ren CmLDee fer 2 ‘or 3+ Ring Filer Paper =~ & 69 ) = ® cs 2 Belor : a4 BROTHERS : mh as . ¥ = AR —Populat note. ~ p aay = j ~ : \} We) Wie enay-torflipe 7] : eo: a Bar \ ing one "yoo. ' me RO ee ROTHER fae: | Se i Ren pe : (|p Peniace onester..98: North Saginaw Sc. ee x : ‘ L= H | \ ae | 8 bee ge : i . ; : ss u \ \ | * : é : o f 1 a : ‘ \ \ ‘ oe PI i a 2 ee § Pe jo he ae g \ was : ‘ie =. tat ‘i ence \' : : ; . ; \ ee > Mg + ; i Nap ca a hel Es ; . ; + \ * . . reer ; : ; ry iy * ‘le \ is ‘ \ ae bs ee . \s . 4 \ ioe nes \ wy ies, See £ ers oe Dison hy 1) i Se Sie oe ee, ee ee ee ee SS eae ae ee UL, ee Ode ae eS ee YF ee a ee ee ee ee i. ae ee. f % ‘ sf : we ee 2 " = ok eA BF ca So ps2 9 See ye eS 7 eS = ee Se . SS a ae ee pf ey t — chek a? oe Phe eee eae pe wep ee ee ET ET ig Be ee ay EE Te eG tae —_— es Batt tas, tits a teh eae te “a os . 9% J ; : a » ; ¥ THE PONTIAC, PRESS, THURSDAY; AUGUST 21, 1958 — hes next 8" /Roston Man Cuts Off’. jh eee “higes ‘Sailors’ Land in Jail. |: Redondo Beach, was sentenced it would be|lron Curtain Relatives | estate. Levin's will’ lett the bulki LONG BEACH, Calit.” (AP) —|4% of Tulare, ee 4 of the estate to Brandeis. Univer-|Two would-be sallors who tried to] mouins, Tne, Dak blended guilty "gs finances| ‘BOSTON (AP) — Because he eto Sane. ened” Ran’ Liv Tew tty the tte ben nen cea ; will di ve in ,drydock—in| Only one-fifth of Mexico's land|Sareh has been’ Centennial Queen/old’s vital statistics are 5-feet-9, r, ind ot 34 veneer ee SEE eee cote eeconaepigecer aaa the county jail. Max A. Moore, |is suitable for agriculture, at Caruthersville, Mo.; Miss Mis-(125 pounds, 36-23-81. this century, ' = — x : = _——— + Shop Tomorrow Night Until 9 p.m: ° er TQ SEARS.-- hn before the: South | ' 4s. Tot ‘Checks Up’ Ct eet ie Gomme (on Community; pen Parents Frantic eclipse bra have any . hy heel in the at 21% savings section and. went for a ! : to the end of the line at subt Upper Darby, a-trip 44, of les. the way) back he stopped off at City Hall to ; check up on there. 2 Then he started home. . Reg. $1.98 sa satel : cane mother, J Bra has exclusive Cordtex who had parked him in the family feature. yard to play, notified police. They) Maximum lift wi < ith elasti looked high and low; but they mapris in henid bor grecier never thought s freedom. Fine white cotton ets op hig way home, fell broadcloth gives a smooth | PB cas il Ree Bes “with @ couple line underneath, softer tes any 15 or 18 fabrics. 32A to 40C. age — who found out his name . him to his and more Charmode Tall Girl clutehed 30 cents — representing oe re as . * -on (33 a clear profit for the day's ac- ; while limited bet Pull on Girdle oa ee “a quantities last! Reg 598 AP Long length nylon - powernet and rayon satin elastic girdle. ~~ today during this sale. Sead Bat the pullover * the cardigen BACK TO | SCHOOL ~ Misses! - Children’s oe be ee Saddle Oxfords | Tops in sweater fashion for fall .. . now = at rock bottom prices! These fabulous. i 9 9 e aciti gh Ae inthe new 3-Way Pinwale sportsweor look. Each boasts narrow =. Corduroy Duster ribbing; and each is crafted in interlock Now Onl 4s knit with a looped-on neckbond usually ; identified with much more expensive Avciictie betoht styles. Choose from latest dyed-to-match shades of blue, coral red and mint green with white braid trims. Sizes 10 to 20, shades (cardigans go with pullovers) of sapphire blue, cherry red, black, beige, light pink, nutmeg brown, or white. Sizes 34 to 40. —_ 4 : Lingerie Dept., Main Floor agen ‘ Tt | tt] 7 : | : ‘a : ee . - eS cay ft _famous name woolens Save! Eosycore _ Nylon Briefs : a $ $ | ES save 1 to “Dyd. = 3%«s San SS ‘ <— : Pretty elastic leg briefs trimmed with nylon. White or colors. Small (30 - 34), edium (35 - 38) or large 39 - 40). Wonderful time to sew your school wardrobe ... all these handsome new woolens from all the top names among the woolen mills, What a beautiful array of nubbies and soft fine weaves in brillant new color trends. Oxfords and 1 Loafers Loose-Fitting Double Nylon Floral Duster san $3 Yard Goods Dept. You'd expect to pay 5.98 : Main Floor = 4 for this S-button duster : | with pretty floral pattern H 0 CK. overlay, solid color lining. a Peter Pan collar, short eames cuffed sleeves. Rayon sat- ———s, in bow tie at neckline. JS.RStevensECeinc. @ Yours in rose or blue, 10-18. WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRED or -RESTYLED ~~ and just sey... 7) ‘Ghage it, polease: * : ¢ BED With scans nevorvina CHARGE PLan, mauiner Gy |: COMPLETE WATCH OVERMAULING | | Pre Ghar queresien nttedes 6° 8+ | N~ th eho Little Boys’ | eae x. iN 2) SHU-LOCKS pee sé, aang Pa | *499 and *599 } Dirty Bucks | Sizes 11 to 3 ht nmane sie Phe 5 satibiamiinas., Ps sis 2 EC. ca our adjustable 14.98 dress forms . Save over $4 now on our well-known Fair- —loom_14-section dress forms. Designed to 19” % : @Shop at Sears and-Seve! a a *Chronograph and calendar watches not included. dress-size to. assure perfect fit. Easy~ to~ 48 store, too, ae is \ Wig \ , \ \ : ¥ j ‘ ‘ * 4 | come BACK TO SCHOOL!. .. WE JUST WANTED TO HAVE A SALE!... $0 HERE IT I | POWDER ROOM SET J: THE PONTIAC PRESS, THE RSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1958 iB ING AC E... IT ISN'T OUR BIRTHDAY NOR OUR ANNIVERSARY! WE DONT HAVE T0 RAISE CASH and WE HAVEN'T LOST OUR LEASE! WE'RE NOT EVEN We will say shia ghough. Reason or no ‘Sama. we believe that the selese: of feted during this ‘tale will SAVE the smart homeownet a ‘Really’ Surprising amount of money. DON'T MISS OUT. CHECK THE ITEMS IN THIS:AD... THEN LOOK THROUGH OUR COMBINED STORE AND WAREHOUSE for Really BIG DISCOUNTS. SALE STARTS FRIDAY, AUGUST 22 and er through SATURDAY, AUGUST 23. COMPARE ond then Saye ot SAVE..- Quality 3-Piece COLORED BATH SETS With Cast tron Tub Reg. $219.95 Value 129° | Complete with all chrome fittings MEDICINE CABINETS ° @ Electric Shaver Outlet — ® Razor Disposal ts 19? WHITE | SATH S Greatest Value i in Our History Famous Make Completely aitonetie WATER SOFTENERS . ie 2 : ) , : - Includes 5 foot tub, fee. ($134. 50 ; 4 Guaranteed Ist Quality 2-Compar tment Shower Stall _wash basin and closet. 4 ; "arto ; We ur u to com- . - é ON Cartons KITCHEN SINK] pl st tom is oe ea 3 We bole continuify with ane Slightly Irregular : Complete With Fittings— bargain. Co m pl ete + ; R choo val nee tock. ie Pes YOUR CHOICE Ready to Install. Special with all “At Grade : ; : ‘pleted. When it is gone there = Chrome Fittings. 4 will absolutely be NO MORE. : We purchased all the remain- Colored: Sets $99.95 “ ing stock of a manufacturer ° $ who has gone out of business. , At the present rate we don’t rete how long they will last. ; i | ire n’ i ; t yo “is pi Row! "= ut Get Yours CLOSE-OUT BELOW COST '“2"2 ore ate \: 5 Miia t se Made to Sell for A LL : F A NS ny ee hae. : SSE ° % : S : Wasi _ SPECIAL! Complet With Fittings : ‘Gold Rush Special! Here’ s Value wo Phang - Modern Style — 5 Ft. White—First Quality a Well Made ‘Toilets / Steel Bath Tub........ . .$42.95 : SHALLOW WELL ee ot this. great sale Cast Iron Bath Tub... : . .$54.95 : Reg. $94.50 ~~ 5 Pee ; Bath Tub Enclosures - at .$18.95 : JET PUMP spags ©. While They. esi soitne hy $379 | 2-COMPARTMENT CEMENT ms bevel 3S.H. SeitPipe. cara $ 3.19 LAUNDRY TRAY — Completely Automatic "Ep hes © Se Te ORE ese: ages . no , 7 oe Se White Toilet Seats ©) gusixy $ 2.79. Roniplete with Stand & Foucet oo Fiberglas Pipe Wrap “kar $ .89 Y2" Galvanized Elbows... $ 10 34" Galvanized Elbows...$ .17 Va" Ga'vanized Tees... .$° .19 34,"" Galvanized Tees: ....$ .27 Shallow Well Jet Pump. . $62.95 REG. $94.50 — WITH TANK — COMPLETELY AUTOMATIC _ Medicine Cabinets ........ $19.95. @ Fivorescent Light © Automatic Switch @ Electric Shaver - Outlet @ Raror Blade ot B OTHERS FROM $3.95 ; Shower Stall wane Ename.*) . . « $32. 95 Ready to Insiall 52-Gallon Electric Water Heater yest worranty,” tibergles = $69" “SUMP PUMP. Full. Factory G t yy | ee gaa a $99 af, ~ Hour men ee av 7 "20-Gallon Famous Make insulation, completely auto. Detroit Edison approved. | ‘WHOLESALE PRICES ON STEEL PIPE 21" LENGTHS V,-in. Golv. . .$2.81°.14%4" Galy. . .$6.99-- HEATER AAS. Automatic 34-in. Galv. ..$366 142” Galy- .. $8.26 me T-Inch Golv. ..$5.22 2-Inch Galv. $11.34 30-Gallon Glass Lined a a COPPER PIPE . | V2" M HARD—20 Ft: Length ...... ft. 16¢ x 34" M HARD—20 Ft. Lengths ....ft. 25¢ as a er @d er ' Ya" L SOFT—60 Ft. Coil ..,....... ft. 22¢ a” K Soft-—60 Ft, Coil .........:, ft. 40c Colored 2-Piece 66" 2 comean abil! ; : CABI NET 7 NIG plate trim, Free stand- Including large chine lavatory with chrome $37 Resa Complete with Chrome 95 | {- ing closet. 10 YEAR WARRANTY S$ = 9 : at : FITTINGS ; ie ~~ Plated Toilet and 2 Basket oa Full Factory Guarantee ¥2"" COP LEGWS ..... eee ¢ eateve.. htt tA" Ee Uk iapiecved A COPPER ELBOWS oo 19¢ er nA" pede : . ee 4 2 Be oe ee a 12 : Reg | > 4” COPPER TEES .................29¢. fa 42' Cabinet Sinks. ; $54.95 : 34” Cabinet Sinks. . waka S77 95 First Quality—2-Comportment ; , » 3 WAYS TO BUY: ae nee We Accept aVsi SCetiiee WEE WHAT WE ADVERTISE. ee ASeag poo Cements ones | —N NEY F N | SINK as - . a . be ge L, | -. ni apecrve the Right to Limit Quantities : es “ ; Sas enc” ” cen aon ights “Th e St ore :. ett Nelue-Mirror $3 9° = Eatin | yr Stainless Steel Double Compartments - Kitchen: Sink : FULL STOCK OF SOIL PIPE AND FITTINGS ——-~-_-_ BVERY-FHING IN-PLUMBING SUPPLIES free Parking on Wesson St. Side’ Ph. PE 4-1516 or FE S-2100 vivdnSr Sham, Cash and Carry, diac Finish PA ¥ (a ee eee . ee ae _ ag ey a ¥ i . . , - é es F °e 4 _THE PONTIAC Pass, THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1958 material “resembling mother of 2 BIKES FREE! 1 at : GEORGE’ . 25 FREE STAMPSL i pearl, and the fiber is formed from and enter your name birthday gift, to «+ Being this Cou thaiy. Bt neds 2 te Main. Floor 7 Rupires, Sept. 23. - s ae. ee _|Russians Claim Fiber - Stronger Than Steel _ ' NEW YORK — ‘The: Russians sy calm to have a, new. synthetic ing tp the publication, Chemical Look, at Them Wave! “KANSAS CITY, Kan, (AP) — geal cabnchieeen ian’ aban i ediotaia tbe for Te will be used slariving a truck load. of trath. He Le ee aie Sk IT’S OUR BIRTHDAY .. . BUT YOU GET ALL THE PRESENTS! jComie to our birthday ‘and scoop up “big buys’’ for Back-to-School, Fall, and ‘your home., Check this ad carefully, these.are only a few of the sensational buys, shop the entire store for tremendous bargains. Now when every dollar counts, you owe it to yourself to save! Best of all, you. can “CHARGE IT” - take up to 6 months to pay. Follow The Crowds . « Be Here When Doors Open 9:30 A.M. BB g<~ pt | DISCOUNT BASEMENT MUSLIN SHEETS a YARD ‘oops 39¢ pd geonr “See EVERYTHING FOR SCHOOL! CAMPUS NEWS 2.99 Slipover Reg. 1.99. Full Size. 19° FMS | New . - : * * - : ‘+ i Dannie - , : . % * ee e ' % = . = 4 ¥ 4 = *= Fs 4 ‘+ & « * pa ra 4 * * > ' = —_ e- —_ — Ta overhead means low ij - Ye Finest polished cotton fabrics are featured in these glistening, comfortably-cut slacks! Smart new Ivy details include: lean-look, no-pleat fronts, buckled back-strap ~ Ivy shades of tan, black,” charcoal gray. Quality-tailored in a polished cotton fabric that's famous for high-mercerization and _ high-tensile strength. Sizes 28-38 * . g: a i andsome. ; $5 Values FAMILY CLOTHING CHAIN 1 Was . |chemise, and school. to 40, “Ban Lon” Cardigans. BIRTHDAY SPECIAL. Ladies’ Smart FALL SKIRTS © pas Say “Charge It” What a beautiful selection. Pleated wool, smart gabs, ~ novelty materials. All colors 22 to 30. ‘n Shore Blouses... .2.99 Plaid Wool Jacket ae i ‘ se XS SS * a. NYLONS Stock up on these beautiful new fall color nylons, Sizes 82 to Il. : Bobby Socks ... Nylon Slips ....1.99 » Nylon Panties . .69c BIRTHDAY SPECIAL Imagine! New Fall LADIES’ DRESSES 5 ee Say “Charge It” Worth 6.99. Pick from full skirts. Novelties and grey. Sizes from: junior, misses, half sizes. Smart Faille Dresses..,. 6.99 Classic Gabardines .....- 8.99 Smart Crepe Dresses... .12.99 Wool Knit Suits ,......24.99 BIRTHDAY SPECIAL Look! Alpaca LINED CAR-COATS 99 Say “Charge It” New low price! Wear them to college tc to work, and -sportswear,—_—__—_— Mouton Trim Car. Coats. 198 = Tweed Zip-out Coats. . 29.99 Stripe Coats ., ..39.99 Say “Charge It’ - For office, sportswear Novelty, round and jewel neck- line. White, colors, 34 “Ban Lon“ Slipovers . . 3.99 .5.99 “Canterbury” Tysoras 6.99 Bulky Knit Cardigani 5.99 44 Say “Charge Iv’ . 25¢ - Se ae eer a Dynel - Dyed Mouton Lamb ,...44.00 | 10) ‘TRE SUPER MARKET WAY. ‘SAVE! Orlon = 59¢ Cannon “Ist Qualit 1.99 24x36 wants one ip ye arpmpalgaeye Sweaters tots (thas | tee [RES Girls Dresses discount, Everything is first quality. You can say “Charge lt”, too! | 99 39° 69* 99¢ 9« p°° | LADIES’ DRESSES LADIES’ COATS: To 5.99 values, sizes 10 to 44. prints and solids, ‘| Wool car-coat, wool long coats, sizes 10 to 44, I 19 $1 Quality Reg. 1.35 New Look! Reg. 35c LADIES’ Berkshire LADIES’ LADIES’ BRAS “Nylons SOCKS PANTIES 49*1 1° | 25*| 25* SURPRISE VALUES LADIES’ BLOUSES LADIES’ SLIPS Shadow pan- c Rollup style, el, full, half all colors —- slip. Sizes — 34 to 32 to 44.; : Special Sale { 12.99 Jackets 179 49 Stretch ’ B.Y.D. MEN’S “WORK. MEN’S SHIRTS | Reversible | suints | SOCKS 2° | 8* | 1 125° MEN'S PANTS T-SHIRTS, BRIEFS 7.99 values, 3 Men’s 69c 39° Dress. style. first quality, 29 to 42. all sizes. 39¢ Quality 2.69 Quality 69c 19¢ Infants’ BOYS’ Birdseye oe Training SOCKS Diaper - Blonkets Pants 25*| 1° |33*1 10° _ GIRLS’ DRESSES 1.99 - *f BOYS’ JACKETS 3.99 value. 1 59 saius Sanforized, Sizes 4 to 14, plaids, solids— sizes 3 to 6x. Say “Charge It’’ Mother! Save on 2.99 ™ smart plaids, solids, prints. Sanforized, wash ‘n wear sizes 3 to 14 Famous Brand Dresses... . 3.99 Tuck ‘n Grow Slips. . Nylon Cotton Panties... . School Socks, 3 pair..... 1.00 BIRTHOAY ‘SPECIAL 2.99 Orlon Girls’ SCHOOL SWEATERS 99 Say’ “Charge It’ Excellent selection in short sleeve, slipover in tailored and dressy styles. Plaid School Skirt....... 2.99 Sailor Type Blouses .....1.99 . Bulk Knit Pullovers ..... 3.99 Knee Hi Socks, 9-11... .°. .69¢ ae SPECIAL mart “Juniorette” “SUB-TEEN DRESSES 99 Pe Special purchase of 7.99 \ group. Swing and chemise § ORIGINAL TENNIS Sizes 4 to 12 ‘ ~ Sizes 1214 to 3 Everybody's wearing "em for school and play! Regulation rubber .. cushioned pool om insole. — = s #8 T4.N O. SAGINAW ST. We Give Holden Red Stamps Also Growing Girls’ 2 4 Say—-““Charge tt atyte cottons. — 6 to to cas Blouses ...... 1.99 Teen Orlon Sweaters .. ..3.99 Permanent Pleated Skirt. , 3,99 Full Cut —— Slips... .2.00 ry “C harge It” How's this for a special! Jeans 10-oz. double stitched 4 to 12 ...Sanforized, per- -manent fit flannel shirt. Sizes 4 to 16. 2.99 Group Men's Shirts Sa Buy them for college, for. work, and sports- wear, lvy-league and § ‘regular styles. S,M,L. ' “"'Levi”’ Blue and. “Levi? cr er Cottons hens es Sweater pe nee eee “aut cafe es — Bi ee ate hye 2 siety resid tn doles at We blicans with a statement. yes- .|terday. Ths is how: & Merted and ended: June 17 passed its own bill which = lfell short of all- Eisenhower want- THE GUARDIAN—Dramatic symbol of the Nike-Ajex missile installation agianst the skyline protection given our strategically-vulnerable big of Cleveland, Ohio. cities ig this striking photograph. It shows a {bottled it up 41 days by keeping | ed, It was sponsored by Senators Irving M, Ives (R-NY¥) and John F. Kennedy (D-Mass). Republicans and Democrats teamed up to shove it through 88-1. * they spent on- labor relations 9¢- tivities. Ito recover stolen union funds or property. And it would have made management representatives take a munist oath, just as un- ~ jion leaders have to do, x * Speaker Sam Rayburn of Texas, | she: Ape esto ae etting jumper-dresses in luxury Pear cnet rich wotted | Italian wools—at a price this low! The very latest new-look styles empire shoathal Blac, green, blve, veil . charcoal gray...in junior sizes - - 7-15. Now, where but Robert Hall. - could you get so much—for so ee Se Sees | this orlon. furried warm It hand washes! Sweaters and ‘Skirts for Big Girls — Smart, dyed-to-match, full-fashioned Orlon sweaters » and skirts of wool and nylon are.a great buy at . ~Penney’s prices! See glorious new harvest colors: ‘scarlet, medium grey, heather, fernwood, twinkle blue, teal. Sweaters, sizes $2 to 42. Skirts, misses sizes. Proportioned skirt, also petite, average, tall Wool and nylon box pleated skirt 6.95 . Fight: Oren slip-08 cnn .3.98 Proportioned weel and nylon kick-pleated skirt, seat- * Wined 0. ver m6.95 keep Penney’s price for jacket under your bonnet! 16” Penney’s poplin jacket has Orion pile cuffs, collar and border on the = button-off bonnet. It’s — lined with quilted nylon taffeta. Enjoy it in pale . -beige, white or turquoise without cleaning bills. Dramatic black with white, too. Sizes 10 to 18. nba, monde Hite ot no ironing! Sh “ PENNEY’S MIRACLE MILE D Mapa Tar Starter 0:00 5 ORE 0 Poca) Open, Every ay 1 am. te p.m. : Mon.- 130 a.m. te I ; : ue Remedi Oa A HO EO oi * i 5 é 7 Clon, 7 . 4 ae combed cotton that's drip dry fin- en ee Ee ee ee eee ee ee ¥ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. AUGUST 21, 1958 : WASHERS! eMAYTAG °GE ¢SPEED QUEEN ¢RCA WHIRLPOOL | Fully Guaranteed . ~ Wringer a ae) TELEVISION =a" -| © PHILCO” EMERSON ADMIRAL °GE *RCA VICTOR, etc. 17” and 21” Table Models. .and Console Models .. . Knockout bargains! All the names . you know!. Used Consoles — and Table Models re- built by our service experts. 30-Day ex- change privilege. The names you know are good! We guararitee the performance on these young_-late mode! used wash- ers. All rebuilt with new factory parts. ae * 3 REFRIGERATORS NEW RADIOS! = © PHILCO: @ EME °PHILCO ° ADMIRAL | © EMERSON © MAGNAVOX HOTPOINT °GE © RCA VICTOR. © WEBCOR ° art ; © WESTINGHOUSE PHILCO 3 - Spesker Blond 118 WESTINGHOUSE # = 8 -] ADMIRAL Table Radio — 442* : Console Hi-Fi Phonograph 2b . Newest model .......... | : 4 —_ son 3 - AAR 4 No. Down Payment— PHILCO Deluxe Table 449" i tes Gia ae 42 Pay Only $1 .00 Weekly! Model. Choice of colors... eg . MAGNAVOX beautiful, ma- 498 | : Used One - eurer- PHILCO Deluxe Clock $91" = eae phar phono. pF 4 trigerators “that have Radio. Fully automatic ~ ee se aeRO aay $Ag been traded in- on Fane “WESTINGHOUSE Twin $9995 a i} SYMPHONIC Radio-Phono 48 1958 and ‘59 -models. Spesker Table Radic...... 23 = Combination Table. Model. a“ homey Fecori= ae as me $ 95 : : # R I ee seep ces “8 , technicians i es : Table Radio. Color choice. ha gt a = es , My Bh care re ini: a. : Meee 4 . * “ | a : 4 ? : a x BEDROOMS . yo: ee FA BEDS! UVING ROOMS! 4-Piece Platinum Grey Grouping _ Many One-of-a-Kind! Floor Samples | 2-Piece Modern Groupings Non | > «.. f. Maple Bunk Beds __. What a value! Expensively constructed ~Man oe cee, | : = . . y styles of all- “purpose sofa: beds. Versatile modern ensemble - includes +. PD eels 997 OP bee, i Stowens Easy ade ‘53. Re Reemiinr aun tse ‘44 wise seid pecans se "od ponup see Poy ceheer-guided drawers, from ” oer ace sad beds. From: igen ees ter “chair, choice of colors. i seen Toaster : ROLLAWAY Attractive © ANISH - HIDE-AWAY BEDS with WALL Occasional BEDS CHAIR 7 sNewest, modern , Styling. Color choice, 6 AS. Mattress Folds compactly. Rolls away. From... 43 * ¥ t- Decorator styled. From. . : Se aly, Simmons, Little Rock and Serta: From... ‘93 Reund Bobbin Portable « - : Sewing Machine = 08 NORTH SAGINAW “REF PARKING IN ouR Lot BEHIND STORE a a : : 1 : ; . sa * t i 4 } re kh & i eee a ; \ : bs : nie : ; 7 j ; oe : - - . : é . eo | | | | |THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. AUGUST 21, 1958 Difference! “out lon. ooh —Colorful Dish: | Bananas, Coffee Hoo oie tay 1 one fe rn See eae Bead in rs ; iand fancy desserts et the drop of Flavor Drink Blueberries a hat iu ice “cream me ee 3 Cheddar Cheese Bread Lemon and spice give blueberry; ments so many other foods, it’s fun ¢ sisters veiel; pmebeieid in tee pie texrra-gand flavor: to @xperiment with different com-| 4% cup water (ukewarm for compre: During! the ng. hot aener Pie. inations. There are literally hun- aa for dry) nontheseenes mve tall frosty, Past ry for a 2-c voree inch pie plate. ares . of wonderful, simple-to-make i ehoopoor galt ‘e : : se drinks and Panama Coolers are ba. of a small lemon, possibilities. — ; BR ge pero gia ry nia if you prefer ice cream s ‘oes cups © Blueberries (Washed and) Fyyjzen Sunshine will make achit “Tg ou rated Cheddar cheese. (6 — home-style, try this: Into @ just the ticket! They can make arained’. for either tamily or fesse tabla. oes aes eda : rbd tgs pe. 2 the — ies degra 2" tablespoons quick-cooking tapioca, | Canned peach halves and variifia a en yeast in wai. $cald oar of conse: sweetened fruit - zesty 2, ; ash of salt acai o 4 aii eg ie ode and evapo-| }t wy ean ice cream form the base. Sparkling |mflk. Add sugar, salt and shorten-|— strawberries, raspberries, rated milk in a blender: Then lis-! ; fi jred grenadine syrup .and-toasted|ing. Cool to lukewarm. Add 2/¢s, apricots, pineapple — or about ten to their praises—and you'll Roll ouf half of pastry and fit) coconut topping add unusual fla- ‘cups flour, stirring well. Add three tablespoons of syrup — cho- 'want to try one yourself! into 9-inch pie plate. Grate rind vor and texture. Try it for that’ softened. yeast and cheese. Add te,-maplé—- any you prefer, : : ‘ and squeeze. juice from ‘lemon; | quick-to-prepare dessert er special enough more flour to make a mod- - @oseant one fourth cyp of areas Cooler ’ mix with blueberries. Stir sugar, S9@ck treat. ‘erately stiff dough. Turn out om chilled milk, a large scoop of ice “ esp gaara tapioca; salt and cinnamon togeth-| - ‘ Frozen Sunshine ilightly floured board or pastry|éream, and. almost fill with chilled ; ted milk 7 m dee > cloth afd knead until smooth and) sparkling water. Stir. Add straws + euatt ‘Cream, soda er; mix gently with berries. we cup brown sugar ats Lee , - bin, offee, a § t . , hale i. : Com bananas cut in Fill pastry-lined plate with ber..| of cup ‘moist flaked coconut - sa Esa v chunks, ‘and evaporated milk in} ries Roll out remaining pastry | § CSin02,0%,{esh peach halves Shape into ball and place in |p electric blender or. small bow! of} and fit over berries for top crust,“ 1 quert vanilla ice cream lightly greased bowl. 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Serve with fruit {C00 slowly wall done, 45 eos . top paving. to children’s parties and mealtimes with Pickle and sweet mixed pickles. _ Serves 3 to’ 4. sane salad. jand ‘bubbly, Serve at once: half the toasted bread slices, Cover] : Bologna Turtles, the newest sandwich rage. . , ; : { : By JANET ODELL ‘ Top with remaining bologna slic es) Bologna Cups ae oe mz a aE =. = = — A‘ Pontiac Press Home Editor {and fasten with togthplcks. Place| Oe slices of large bologna, eut about : ci Our article last week on the|on broiler rack, » 2 tablespoons lard or dfippings oF, : ; 6 to 8 light! hot dog started something. We; Combine chili sauce and may- Mp cup wie” = have looked into the whole subject onnaise; blend and ‘brush on 2 Semele cones of lunch meats and find them fas-| bologna. Broil 3-4.inches frem Brown 6 bologna slices in fry- cinating. Historically, they are} source of Heat 45 minutes, or jing-pan in lard or drippings. As a | the oldest known form of processed} until lightly browned. Remove |meat’ heats, it will curl to form} + meat. Some varieties are thou-| toothpicks. Insert gherkins be- [inverted cups. Remove ‘from pan. , sands of years old. tween bologna slices to resemble |Chop remaining 6 bologna slices. : e AcM&rding to tradition, salami; turtle head and feet. Serve ‘on |Combine chopped meat, eggs, milk Pe. was named because it was the| bread. Makes six. and pepper. Pour into frying-pan victory meat developed for cele-| youve all heard of the Hero|@%d cook slowly until set, stirring) ions yi é ancient . i i ‘ ' Fn ae, eget No you con wy Keane FSO, oe at. Salamis, Some kinds of sau-|¢tter and serye the Uncle Sam| i... = ‘gage were commonplace in China Sandwich. De veloped by two home : End Habyiis 4.000 years ago. economists, it calls for a gigantie : , ae nas anid ita fe loaf of French bread (for an Uncie Tender Veal idneys Fhe ' at s : “Ie, Ss ich? at rite to the list: Bologna, Italy Sam Sandwich?) and a great va riety of your favorite cold-cuts. contributed bologna; Germany de- = aia! 4 S J veloped a number of sausages.) - The Uncle Sam : Served on uffins From the —— we got corned Butter vor margarine - " “ -. af; e* ians ve us repared mustard with dash of Wor beef; the engerians £8 cestershire sauce and horseradish You may be acquainted te kolbase. Amd 50 y gi from all|““Lettuee lenveb : veal kidneys that are cut ‘wi é over the world. But she meagern| $0505 Sices assorted fold cuts ana/@hops and Sold as kidney chops, : - a oroughly Ame an ee —— adtions CR sweet gherkin pickles. pd se eae tried veal kidneys to our diet, especially in warm) §& medium onions, sliced _ i you ould like to therbduce weather. = sinner wer rehes engi your: family to delicious veal kid- ~ Just a word of warning! Keep |“'S®. Spread cut surlaces with but: neys, use this easy-to-de recipe, | - ou cold se ol vedvi Riis ter or margarine. Spread bottom j ai cord meats well reingeratec’ jhalf with seasoned mustard. Ar-/* Veat Kidneys With Mushrooms |- and use thenr before they are |. § -1““¥ weal hid too old. If you have any doubts ae letinke: Souved Oker pestard. %, cup bacon “drippings about their freshness and good- sliced cheese on bottom! 14 cup diced o euts oyer cheese; making certain| 's teaspoon pepper that look like little turtles. Evenjhalf of sandwich. Arrange sliced| Muffins or toast , Ss I tablespoons. "flour ness, feed them to the cat. layer, then overlap assorted cold 1 can eer mushrooms — grown-ups .will be. intrigued by|pickles.and onions on meat. Place} Cut fat and membrane from kid- 1 teaspoon salt Children will love sandwiches| meat ‘completely covers bottom} 1, ‘cup wate them. top half. of loaf over filling. neys. Split through center and re- Pickle Bologna Turtles To. serve, cut sandwich cross. |™°Ve fat and heavy veins. Cut : . into %4-inch cubes. 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