The Weather WMikw tWMa rwM.lt THE PONTIAC PRESS Home Editfon 118th YEAR ★ ★ ★ PONTIAC. MICHIGAN, THPRSDAY. .ICLY 21, llMMi-Ot PACJES But 2 Seek It in Election Nobody Likes Job *7 OBORGB T. TRUMBULL IR. As tar u the incumbent Oakland County surveyor and his Democratic opponent are concerned, tbe Kreatast mrvlce voters could do them would be to do away with the Uttle known office. ■ ★ ★ ★ • In a strange poUtical twist. Republican surveyor Ralph A. Main and Stonley F. Dunn don’t think much of the poim^ office they will be seeking In November They are unopposed In the primary next month. ’ “It shotiM be wiped off the books," said Dunn, a 4S-year-old engineer with Chrysier Corp. A first-time candidate, Dunn is treasurer of the Bioom-field Democratic Club. He’s In the race for the office nobody wants simply 'Well Bar Soviets From Congo' to Enter Forecast Here Il'll be fair and warmer In the; Pontiac areS tonight and tiHitor-! row, the weatherman says ^ he^ his Democratic Party make a sweep of the cotin-........ |;ai Tonight s h>\v will be about 60 and Friday’s high is expected toj 'limb to Mostly sunny, warm I Nixon's Name as Ticket Head a Missile Milestone ty ticket this year and thusQarn a place land County Democratic Committee. fjand humid is tbe forecast for Sat-| i urday. RARB AORBBMENT Although politicians don’t usually agree—especially Republicans and Democrats — Main, a 56-year-old former county drain commissioner from Birmingham, agrees with Dunn that “all the office does is take more printer’s Ink and a little more time for voters." A surveyor doesn’t make any money. Matter of fact. Main says he lost money in the two Jobs he can remember he’a done since first elected in 19M. He made ft* for a plat survey and |3S for a property line survey. (Cbntinued on Page 2, Col. 3) Light southerly momiiu; winds at 6-15 miles an hour will become southwesterly tonight. The lowest recording^ in d town Pontiac prweding 8 a m. 57 degiees. Af '2 p.m. the reading was 76. Choice of Running Mote Still Undecided, Says Spokesman for Dick Draft-Rocky Fund Details -Stay Deep, Dark Secret CHICAGO W>i—Vice President Richard M. Nixon today picked youthful Gov. Mark Hatfield of Oregon to place Nixon's name before next week’s OOP convention as a presidential candidate. In announcing this, Robert Finch, Nixon’s administrative assistant, told e news conference the choice 250 Fire. in“ Oregoi,: run San Simeon Castle,!?"?, ■"?! " A wiHp nnpn nrnrw Idaho Town Periled Blazes Raging Over the West “still a wide open proposi-i tion.” ■ Previously GOP National Chair-BAKER, Ore. (API — Hundreds.man Thruston B. Morton had said of fires burned range and timber that if a platform la adopted that I land toda.y as temperatures I is mutually acceptable to Nixon reached toward the 100s, humid-j and to Gov. Nelaon A. Rockefeller r„ dropped lowe. and gusty xsindS|of New York it might possibly act CHICAGO (A%-The source and total of the thousands threatened t<. en as a catalytic agent to bring lo- of dollars being spent in the draft-Rockefeller move-’^'* **" *'*"*’" community. gather a Nixon-Rockefeiier ticket. ir top-secret information.-' More, than 2M fires* burned in «'e on the lirket if a draft tional chairman and fi* nance director of the draft movemerit says he doesn’t think it would be proper to make the money details public. — r 'Wj, a San Francisco lawyer, turns aside financial questions ^^th; “Is Nixon saying where his money Is coming from' " It is generally assumed here that the draft RockefeUer effort Is futUe. Vice President Richard M. Nixon seems' -assured of the GOP presidentTar nomination on the first ballot at the party convention next week. But the draft movement — and thj? spending—are under way force. Brinton says that not a nickel of the funds involved In the draft effort came from the Rockefeller family, directly or indirectly. News Flashes - emors have declared a state ofhut doesn’t expect it to emergency. AkKON. Ohio Ifl » Arnold Palmer, vowing he wants to “be a front-runner for n change," clipped three strokes from par today and took the early first round lend in the Professional Golfers’ Assn, ehamplonship with n siitllng (7. WASHINOTO.N IP — The FBI today reported the body of Dr. Edward Roy Bartels of Dubuque, Iowa, missing since July II, has been found in n wooded are* in Illinois. FU Director J. Edgar Hoover said kidnap charges will be filed Immediately against Victor Harry Feguer, 25. of SI. Johns. Mich. Near King City. C'allf., fire fighters desperately cut a fire break halfway down n rtdge that overlooks the late William Randolph Hearsl’s castle at 8ati day night. WIND HOLDS FATE Ranger James Dulil? report'*d the castle still is not in danfjer. But the wind could easily change this situation, he said. .Mxon is not closing the door to llorketeller as a possible running mate. 'CAPE CANAVERAL, Flu. (AP) Much the same word came from';-"'*'’’^*’® Herbert Klein, Nixon’s press aide.!*®""*”". « hopes, ambitions ^ Robert McManus. Rockefellee’sl**^ prayers rode with tho.se mispress secretary, was asked about "***■• ’ the renewed dlscu.ssion of the gov- Hail First 2 Undersea Launchings of Polaris ■|hf Snvli l ri'holiilimi uus nnl i-xiM-cled to win ViHinrII »|i|iro\ »l. IllPtlcsd, Ihr II iiHlIoii Kroil|i |irobnhl> m||| H|i|iro\r ii nnlilri ri-v)liilloii Im'Iiik drallcd Iiv I c\ Inn and luiiNIa IhHl will chII >m HcIkIiiiii III "priM-ccil sx «|ii'i-illlv s» |Milhlc‘' with the wIthdrHwnl. ol 15 mdcs warheads 1. tended impact area in the th ^ “ (Continued on Page 2, Col. 1) town was And Roc’.efeller’s office said there Is no contact between It and the draft movement. Steven Rockefellers Brinton said his committee is operating with funds received through general contributions. He said the largest single contribution was $3,000, the legal maximum for individual donations to political candidates. He declined to say how many J3,000 donations the committee . has received or where they came from. Parents of Baby Boy The endangered Wiiodland Flames were spreading across a pratrie near the town. A farm home was evacuated when I (lames reached within a quarter ! of a mile of it, hut no evacua-I lion was scheduled at Wooillaii-I ! unless the danger increased. Ixl Ring, assi.stant' sute (or-; ester (or north Idaho, took com-{mand of the tire fighting at the i blaze, and all ranchers and their 1 equipment were mobilized to stop NEW YORK (APi-It’s a boy for Steven Rockefeller and his pretty, blonde Norwegian wife. The former Anne Marie Rasmussen, once a maid in the Rockefeller family’s residence, gave birth to her first child early to- as 30 feet Wednesday night I day. )was reported as man-causcd. it. The biggest blaze, the .’’lO.OOO-acre (ire ^ong the Oregon-ldaho border near Marsing, Idaho, mained out of control. It blazed furiously in knee-high cheat grass and shot over fire lines as wide who (or (our years has directed the Polaris missile program from a paper plan to the first launchings from a submerged nuclear submarine. Ho spoke witif confidence after two of th4» squat rockets had been fired successfully within three hours Wednesday. GOV. MARK HATFIELD "On land, ■ mill- alirrniHm reported thn 2S . foot misMlIp had hit vwllh adcquulc accuracy to have dune the Jub If they had Iteen fired at an Asked to lie more siH’cific, the admiral smiled and said: “You not niudi interested in which side of the squiiTel's eye ,vou hit ran cncniy'surprise attack would In l.eo|sildville a Umled Nalionv 'certainly aim to kiss'k Iheni outjSisikcsman said PlTmier palriee ' with the first blow, ihtf all rfwmJ'lLifmiimbn ha.s informed tlie t N might be det»*nvd from striking mission he will fly to New Yoi-k that blow if he knows he can't,.Satiiiday to adilress the .Si’cunf.i jwipe out B polflrls fleet ;uh1 that I Council on the Congo crisis I these .submarines will send by-1 I clear rockets in n'taliatio ' The Navy plans to have the mis-j []iSile operational by Ociolier. The Washington and the J'a iicellng ol Im- pimlponed li xMld. Kabewn n^ih^i.'d the e-!,K)wer in mir hand.s lhan ' The missile will h; ' operational range o( l.::x() mile ■ Testing already lias begun on a< ^ vaneed leelini(|iiev ^lesigned to i I Dag Mammal , h,v"the:'7’'' ;lo irsloie order and proleet the popillalioii He expressed Ihe hop<' I III a few days- it will lie elosi-hi lO.iHKI slronn ■|’|{K\>.M IM at SHIV ’Itie r s delegate noted ' le-((’oilllulled on Page Col at initial I iyiy w 1 lh<- last 20 year tacqiar succes.sos after being pon system* launched from Ihe George Wash- „ , ington as it cruised 90 feet he- ncath Ihe waves about ."fl miles off! "'” Cape Canaveral, '•“‘►'"■rine s “great de lerent to war.'* 1,100 MILE SHOTS Compressed air .ejected lioth from their • verliraT launching tubes, and their first .stage gines ignited several feel abovf the surface. The second stages fired a minute later at an altitude Ceylon Calls Woman ol Tears as Next Leader ’The extent of the draft-Rocke-1 feller movement is seen in the He s Like Hot and Cold Water ;AcceptPact s, 1or Switchmen suites the committee has e in the convention headquarters, the theater rented as a center for distributing badges, pins, signs, pamphlets and other campaign paraphernalia, the newspaper advertising arid other, printed material, Businessmen rarely provide political supplies on (‘redit. Indecision Plagues Sen. Barry Goldwater Convention Warmup in Friday’s Press “The Little Chicago Fire" will be fourhed off Monda.y. It wofc’t be set by a modern relative of Mrs. O’lieary’s Instead, there’ll be an elephant i Involved — the elephant of the I Republican Party. For a color preview of the Re- , publican National Convention, a ] look at the candidates and chat- j tenges they face, don’t miss to- i I Pontiac Press. In Todays Press Comics . ...... County News ^Lktitorials Food Section Markets Obituaries Pet Doctor Sports Theaters TV A Radio F Wilson, Eari Women’s Fagrs running for president He also jg : railroad industry appeared end today wF>‘-" *«a'wK 11 OtFiers Face Talks majority in Parliament. paign After receiving Crsinelilleke's CHICAGO ijv-Labor dispule.s in. l all, .Mrs Bandaranaike asked In 'fi)iei volving operating employes of the astrologers' to advise her of an h, - presi- ' ilSpieious time |„ ssfTes pla; 1 negotialo . j posed set tie me- TTie projxisal mu.st he latilii'd by 7„30(1 rank and file members em-iillroads. -running for deni. -It depends on the li and Ihe senator’s prevailing mood whether he classes himself as a , . candidate for nomination to na-! ^ Wf'SK'i'ti tional office, xhe svritehmen’s Is the last, ii Ome In » while hr seem, I.. "**• personnel disiaile lake the idea seriousiv. Then he “"’"■‘‘I*’'* The engineer,, laughs It off as an irnpossibilitv. trainn.e have previouslv di,|MM»e(l, of Ihet Whether C-oldwater’s name is! ,.„„irovrr,le,. offered in nomination tor the pres- are tixed hII( lit, .In (e.vlon. *r .Aslan i niiiilii r eonsnlling ho ■ylon she ha<; had mXhing 1- The, ih.- flre. iiisuranee eornpaiiies , rubber plarilations most of whn h ■ Westemowned She 'idemy afrH'xt week’s Republican' Still unsettled is the dispute v ai* PkaUfsi SHE'S FOB DAD — Pretty Peggy Margaret possibilities. Goldwater said he understood Rich- Goldwater pats her dad on the cheek after he ard Nixon had narrowed Ihe VP field down to fold a news conference that he and Nelaon Rock- Henry Cabot Lodge. Sen. Thru.ston B. Morton efeiler had been eliminated as viee presidential and a third person he declined to name National Convention appears ,„. H nimons representing SaO,000 non-! depend on just how determined workers. These workei-s his Arizona delegation is to give ®'*^ clerk-s, telegraphers, machin-hini this honor. C,oldwater indicat-i“nf* o'f’TS not involved in. ed it’s up to them. actual running ol trains. Theirl it it e di.spulc is more complicated be-j With 30 delegate votes from Ari-'‘^“Ms«’ ‘‘ involves health and wel-zona South Carolina and other,“ 'veil a.s wages. i areas behind him, Goldwater has! The proposal accepted by the no expectation of overhauling vtceis'viirhmen s negotiators was ih the President Richard M. Nixon in the;n»a,in that recommended on July 9 presidential nomination conlest.iby a presidential emergency fact-He has-predicted Nixon’s nomin-> finding boat'd established under the afion on the first ballot. |Railway Ubor Act. ^ ^ . 1 Like the agreement accepted by Nor does he believe that Mxon operating unions it provides win want him on the ticket as a ^ 4 cent wage increa^, vlee presidential running mate. Ij cent of which is effective as —The .senatnr explains frankly,of Jhly 1 and 2, per cent on March that he is too conservative for Nw- 1, 1961. on He thinks the vice presideni! This amounts to an increasi' of W ill want Henry C’ahdl Lodge. U..S. ,10.9:i6 cents an hour or an annual j Amba.ssardor to the United Na-|addition of about SI.800,000 to the; lions; .Seii. Thruston B. i^orlon of irarrlers’aggregate payroll. Switch-' Kentucky, the fX)P national.chair-lmrn noW| average S‘2.70 an hour I Continued on Page 2, Col. 1' and about J6.5.T7 a year. lagiiiiiit eeonohiy. «hieh shmilil be expanding III keep up «vllh Ihe rapidly expanding iMipnlalinn. iild- amt the explosive hittrmess liir ' 'tween Ihe Slnalese ■ speaking ‘rid Rmldisl niajorily and Ihe Tamil-,p«-aking- llimius whleh ha, •aiised miieh bloiHtshpd In Ihe p.i,l. The f lection gave 7.’) of the 157 seals in the House of Representa-tiw's to Mrs. Bandaranaike’s par-t;, .\ grouping of small landown- ers, schoolteachers, traditionalist lihyMcmns, small-town lawyers and a few rich landowners which her late husband. Prime Ministirr Solomon Bandaranaike, head^ I until bis assassination lasL year. .AI.AJOlUTV ASSURED The party was ..assured a majority of five votes because the government names six represents- , fives of business interests and mlnoritres who traditionally vote w^h the government. majw AIR.S. R.ANDARAN.AIKK Mr,. Bandaranaike’, rampaigh promise waa tinue her husband’s {hdicies. But by the time he was killed had exhausted any program ’of action and was improvirtng temporizing from qne crisis Jo TWO THE PONTIAC PEKSS. THURSDAY. JULY i Hatfield Will Enter Nixon for Nomination AFXrClO Cites Errors Union Questions Validity of Coti-Con Petitions I The Day in BinnmtKam i pickey of Grosse Pointe to Head Schools Here t tCoirtinuwi I'Tom Onri that Rockpfpllor wnukl no< conMdpr| thr No ‘J spot I ......... »•( _ _ . ^ ... u |»uperimeiKtem of tho GroMr Point* M«.. Letter SmII pr Pontiac. Mrt. *nH- choice of Hatfield to make lactMal lyatem. Dr. Otia M. Dichey. A. M. terry, of Motenfield Town- the Nixon nominating ipeech will! DErKvOIT - The .Michi«t.n State ejection experia have aaldlS? ^ Dwightjahip and JMen UHda of Blrmbtg- t'vtt In the limelight a 38-yeaiM)id AFLCIO has asked tor on the .S\w H election ballot: Althouoh «ever..r Washington Rd.. Groaae a alefer, Mrs. Harry Harper ofi rn'sidential candidate more •'hb-"Is'cauM' of numcrtxis mdlcatinns the Vtiehi.,«rT l«l«y by North Branch, five grandchildren: ...t™ c,:; V'H”"" I . ....... ■-Nrret--*"“I Bargoins Built Simms BIG and We'll NEVER Slap Tiyina l» <>*»• •••* BIOOISTf ity V 1 it seemed )lkel,v before I^..<>un( leader of the party" and a i ••Western rnnnntatlon*.' Bureau op(a>se the ronatltution.-d '• convention referendum, the AFI, m' k . Vh “ . *« the only group ao far lo make the ch.s k tleorge W. RomneV »f Bloom field Hill*. preaMenl of Amrr Icaa Motors ( orp. and ehatrmnn of the ellltens lor Mlehlgnn. sold the union ehallenge wna Birmingham Schools for 18 yearsi resigned early in April Dickey will take over d.ilien next month, Mrs. said he was sure the number of valid signatures was “vastly in excess of the legally required .( 'lcrda> li They said "a sp.d chrek dl' closed many irrrKularitIrs In the |N-llllans eirculnird hy the i.ea(iie of Women Voters, the Michigan Junior Cbainber of l onuiiercr. and the t'llitens for Michigan." IVspite the I'nion investigation, hinch rep<»neil that Nixon Is qeniand. leaders of the ((rgHnijCH-! koeping in daily lisich with pl.u- (,ons backing the convention said^ fmmi drafters He added that Nix- q,|.j [yeirolt tonight! nij s ideas'will lie incorporated in ••(■eiebrale the petition cam-' Bw«rd J Lichierman. of every plank qaiign victory and make plans foriNunBnBton Wixxls, president pf thh * * * s»vurlng voter approval of the!f^*''**"* of Women Voters, a«ld pho. to that he ..as nHrin.i Morton said Rix'kefellcr IS N'ing Hmendmont ■ »he was “very sure we have more i- h-kLis at ~ - .•oiwulted about his ideas and his a * * than enough signatures. It wouid I'epresentativrs are silting in on They said they had filed TJ'i 0.W Itnpoaaible for any challenger ‘ ' . w I staff conferences of the pi,itform signatures July 8 to "place the ’® knock out 91,000 signatures. I A veteran of World Wjitr II, he .'ommittee proposed con-.-on amendment on •f'”’ * **’*"•' 'bey stand a chance. ‘ Klein referring 16 Morton's views the bailol as proposition No The Board of Canvassers m.ul a' , ihat Nixon and R.h kefcllcr mighl d.‘. ide on the validity of the pe- *" I wo Are Seeking ^ ™„ruS, ^ a * II 1 Jn 1 filfd by Theodore .Sachs, attorney plications for the pogition were He concedc-d Ihat their differences [JnVVanteCi POSf •’V B^d reaulting |U.S. Ready to Block tz: Soviets From Congo A native of Kansas, he received 'Oontinued From Page Gnei hi* master's degree from Fort,ports ihai the .Soviet Unioo might! Hays Kansas St at eCrtleg^^ in the Congo dlroctly* ith troops. I hli doctorate from the University of Denver. Dickey, who has held several administrative poaltlons In Grasse i n I e schools since 19S2. was made asslttani superintendent in 1905. for the Slate Ah^L-CIO "There Is a claimed number nflln IntervUiwing nine "highly qual-japproximately ;<‘>2.000 stgnature.s.'jlflod " administrators from all parts Sflvhs said,. "This represents an of the country, wants s strong and a workable Main said he reluclanlly got excess of 91,000 signatures above "However, Dr Dickey's past ex-H»ll rights plank. Rut neither back on the political bandwagon>the required 231,000 perlence in Khool admlnlslration some partlcnlar points are ' obvious Pinch said tin* vice (Continued From Page On. i Klein reported Ihat he did not .. expect the o^Dunn ''campaigning •This margin l> under «l per rent. Since 'W per erni la generally rerognixrd ns a .'onservatlye degree ol error in statewide pellllon drives, the margin here Is artualiy oqly 3 > great detail. He said Nix.at would lill in the details in his campaign this fail "At long at II doesn’t pay a Finch was asked whether Rocke. "by should I s|iend any feller and NlxOn had been in com- •"O"®-''?” «f < olby munication within the last four, *'oo'»tff»'ld Township, said. •foy*- Main challenges Dunn's right toi "I don't think so, " he rolled the office, saying he' * * * ;lered land surveyor Klein said Secn-fary of the In- ‘jfsT A TITLI" teiioi- Fred Seaton Is among those being considered tor the vice presi- . b* admit he’s not, dentlal nomination. He also men-' **5'* be doesn't "know tioned Seh. Barry Goldwater as a’•’•‘/K’'' •’’'"K "‘'""f‘be Office'• I":.''' V.e P-sidenhal poSsihUity, hut ‘bat's all, " heL, .......... ...:«:;„r preferonces ............... -•-•- ........ ■ ' "The maimee in which tlie litjon drive was conducted gieatly| ' t-reased the chance for error. i ".Statements indicate Ihat whi'-•■••R(s-|it imik several months to aeruniii-late 'JOO.nOO signatures, the balance of 122,000 was secured in the final week of the drive. Suelr ’blitz' tactics were highly eonijuetive tc jm."de him the • most favorable .w" l‘’boiee of the Board, ” she said. !"He eorties to us highly recommended " ’ His experience Itj Gross* Pointe of supervising personnel and developing school budgets was taken into coasideration by the Board •-jin hiring him." s enough tirn** Goldwater Can't Decide on Course Continued From Page Onei '’“I’Vh.r.""* opp,,iTunitrto‘,-heci 1 What a county surveyor is |,hc before the deadline. ’ supposed to do but doesn’ The surveyor is s u p p 0 s e d tol Plane Bound for Philippines I Main has never been called upon ito do thi.s. I I A 1941 law allows for aMiiion mim: or a thlni person (’.oldwater .Mrs. Daniel Ijirkin A Requiem Mass for Mrs. Daniel (Mayme) Larkin, 88, of 327 .South-field Rd., will be said Saturday at 10 a.m. at Holy Name. Catholic Church. Burial will be In White Chapel Memorial Cemetery. Rosary will be recited at 8 p. Friday at the William Vasu Funeral Home. Mrs. Larkin died Wednesday after a long illness. .She wa.s a member of the Holy Name Altar Society. Bel^n muttinro Kutnetsov week ago the council had raUed tor the withdrawal of Belgian troops from the Congo when It Hammarskjold to the U.N. force. But troops are arriving "sly” with U.N, he saM, and "Belgian ptones with rocket weapons" are being sent. Kuznetsov also charged that the' Western powers are behind the declare,'! secession of wealthy Katanga Province from the Congo bemuse they want to hold "eco-•tomieally rich areas of the formei "Belgian colonies.” declined KA3 0KITK THFMt: Bui that doesn’t keep Goldwater’ s of 500,000 or more population But It doesn’t say how the City’s Gift Is on Its Way . , . ----------- ,, ‘^P‘'’'‘ "'"’K-l '"Pbis w America at its noblest, throughout Isolated communities or n required vole. ;ing its way toward a Navy aircraft It is in cities and towns like Pon- • - ? ‘’ommunides his favor-1 u ,his should come about Maintoday,'ttac Ihat you find Ihe troe heart of noeh, , h- ,K . R'’P“'''‘'^‘‘““i«nd Dunn might be in there lead- “ ----- " they can t win elect-s by competing with the Democrats for liljeral votes When he won re election to Si-naie in IMS. t.oldwater ras a brief, eonservalive platfumi. He and (Jov. Nelson A. Koeke-feller of New Vork were about the only Repiil.lleans who won In hlg-linie r diameincalb opposing Dr. Harry H. Savage, pastor of the First Baptist Church of Pon- Swim Accident I Victim Remains on Critical List will soon be spreading good I America. ' will through the mountains and ,,.-.,. . _________ valleys of the Philippines. ma-Mi AC KONS NhA Jiac. delivered the prayer of * * * He as.scrted that w hen President cation. ^ * The plane, a specially biiilt H,.lio-iE'-'"'nbowcr visited ’The Philippines The ceremony was given an of-Courier, was presented by Mayor"*bree million oDmy peo- Rclal a^r by a naval honor guard Philip E, Rowstori yesterday to P’*” *''**0S' walking' from the Pontiac Naval Reserve f’.en. Carlos Romulo. Philippine bi*fplooL-to greet Ike." iTraining Center, and an Air Force Ambassador, before a crowd of, "You caa always depend on us A.F.B. more than 1.000 persons at Pontiac to stand up and be counted. The . * * * Country Club. I spirit of Pontiac Is a hand arroas Vi i ’c WPPbod by the Royal i,'llP'^'"'I Cl)to R. Haskill was chairman ‘b*- «'* ‘bat will be grasped by R*creatton Band. euto„„„ ater in Lake, * * * Als,) on the program were VV my coun- education nr employment ..They pick on your faults, short- Cameron L"''’""'" "Unles. the (’onstitutton Is voiiih was swimming with in neieh “'p Summer Institute of " . , moments In the past changed,” hv said, "v%e can’t en: borhood friends all members of of Linguistics, and Dr Richard ‘"o band vvas play-' force sr hool Ihlegraiioii In the the same scout troop He was ^ittman. Pacific area director for Jop ." he added with W' L?"' ' by Because Of this Rftm.10 assert, h' ' X plane was onlv .he -e 'a. * aftPr he ed Ihat “what you are doing to- j The plain-will be operated and fgo to'the"Philippines The" f1r!u And we can t tell h oian whom wrfjuT after rtivinj^ from day ahoiild be piihlirh<>d around | mainlainiMt bv SIK personnel " ’ . he has to hire 1 H^re^'with^ springbojini. ' the world. -♦W These Plus Many More See Page 19 for More Advs.-full of SURPRISE BARGAINS Startirtfl at a hote-iit-fbo-wall' cut-rate drug ttor* wu'vo a«ron to be Portitec'* Urgest locaHy ownad Mora by giving you MORE FOR YOUR MONEY. ^ la Aay (HW StaM ia Tmib You ^ H to your pockeibook Ip atoneyi dmk prtet at SimiM betoro you buy anything. RICFfT NOW, during our Birthday Sate, w^d be a good tint# to itart. OKN UNITS H !• flL-SATe-I ThNt SpgcMi SdtoPrkg^ MPAT eai SAT. 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I ANN ARBOR flTPIt - Over the [Wayne, Oakland and last 10 years, penaioners, Negroes study and those without a high achool' BHweeo IMI and education have failed to match medtoo income of I m. acronhng to the Detroit Areaj roae Irani NIW to Wjao. a N iincreased from $4,800 to $6,400. Study iDASi conducted by the! per cent gala. Among Ommc not For Negroes, income rooe from University of Michigan. to tbe labor faree, Inctodlng i$3,S00 to $3,800, acebrding to the ♦ * * "»sny living on pemlons, soetol jOAS survey. .This finding is a result of a aecnrtty, and other Used in- The U. of M study said that comparison of family incomes Ini camm. median tocame went W group that experienced an The DAS report is based lerviews with 1,888 randomly selected families in county area •urrounding metropoUtan Detroit during February and March t|^ year. The Catholic fa . In a single effusiqn of lie, red, yellow, and they have all be Iv Our Lord ence of 10,000 Wednesday thej Christ,'* the Pope said. 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They were Joined by about 66 adults and nearly aa ma . from 11 misatonagy stattons in the Congo. * * *«. The men then decided to go hack to help the Congoleae, Mrs. Seashore a>id. • She said she will remain her parents, Mr., and Mrs. Thor-leif Jensen of Staten Island, N.Y. at least until March. At that time her husband is expected home a furlough. Truman Praises Dems' Platform, Offers Support The German navy lost 78 of its U-boats during Worid War II. on his way to keep a speaking engagement at Logan, Utah. DENVER l^fhrmer Prosklent Harry Truman said Wednesday he is ready to lend his support Democratic Party’s presidential: campaign. Questioned about the Democratic Convention In Los Angeles, the former President said 'I didn’t say it was rigged, I d It was fixed up in' advance. 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NYLON TRICOT HALF SUPS Per $294 Applique on' sheer trimmed, hemlines, white nylon tricot, sizes 5,M,L , THE PONTIAC PRESS M West Huron Street THURSDAY. JULY Jl. 1M» Owned and FubUsfud LoeaUif bp The Ponttae Preu Companp JnKM A Ran T r*A*ur«r ko4 Adnrttolai Dlmtar CtoMIted MsDMtr U N. Security Council Is Congo’s Only Hope Urgent action has been needed as the newborn Republic of the Congo .struggle^ to pull up iU tKX>t strapij The blood and chaoa of the last few wet'ks h.a-- been a mess. Along with the future of this young African nation come other questions which need answering. ★ ★ ★ Bradley Fwk, assistant secretary of international affairs In the Department of Commerce. He is charged with the task of directing a program aimed at bringing more tourists to the United States. (;ia th»* nati>es of the Couko and o 1 her emerirenl .\frican countries oer govern IhemKclveit 5i> modern, civilized states? ,\re the eonglomeratinn of humiliation- -hown m the Congo the rexiili of a hatred of Wentern- I- another Kigantic negment of the world slipping into the em-hraee of enmmunism? ★ ★ ★ Opinions on these questions seem to vary. The only clear answer seems to be that all is not lost. Most thinking people seem to be agreed that the former rulers erred In not properly preparing the Congolese for self-government. ★ ★ ★ **lHr. Fisk is not only an honest and conscientious bureaucrat, Init a brave one. By sticking his neck out in this appropriation hearing, he is risking the hate and opposi-tkin of every other bureaucrat in Washington and government employe in the country. ^ ★ “Things just are not done that way. Under the accepted system, departments, bureaus and agencies are alfnost obliged to demand more money and more employes every year. How else could any office grow in size and importance? ★ ★ ★ “.Mr. Fisk is indeed a hero and a loyal citizen. He deserves public acclaim and honor. It might even he appropriate to arrange a Bradley Fisk Day. with bands, parades and the award of a medal." Voice of the People *Mama Dents Disappointed in Kennedyifor CandUkAe' The preient administradon haa brought as to a hriak of war m many tunes, and became ol tWa wg have kiat Iriendi almoat aU over the It seeuM that tfaaRcpubUcans tram the Democrati by Bomiaatiiig ocrati an «safpolnted wMh Ihclr have a cfaaaee of wtoaiiig many votes _ Ndaoii A. Roeheltller. Many Dem-candidate John F. Xoaiady. Living on Welfare’* a Meager Existence The ridiculous advice from a peraon who suggaated ADC or tbeF fare as a way of supporting a family doesnt know what he’s talkii« about. The sum amounts to less than 11.00 a day per child. The mother is expected to pay for shelter, food, clothing, medical and dental expenses lor the children. It Is Just barely an existence, not a Uvii«. One Who Kaows be against tha law for unmen to unaE dMfta odl haltm In public. Sometinw thw wome |l*mkl just take a took hi the mtaw otid see if they 11111 want to walk the muss imu w*. OkaHas StoM^ *50 West ftafgmt ^ Help at'nSd Trial Deeply Appreciated Agrees With Opinion on Shorts, Halters I agree with the cab driver one hundred per cent. It should We would like to « . __ appreciation to the conaervation officers in charge of the Highland Recreation Area. They were very courteous and helpful when we held our FIdd Trial theie over the Jub' fth weekend even though it was an extreme busy time lor them. HaroU K. Smith , M.UJP.T.A. ‘Huck* Finn Movie Most Disappointing “Lucky It’s Close By — Right in the Firehouse” David Lawrence Asksj As a parent of three sub-teen children, who dwse to take them to see "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn," I wish to condemn it as the most sorry film I’ve had the misfortune to "treat" my children to. ir ir ir My five year old boy displayed Intelligence when he reached up to shut the speaker off (we were at a local drive-in) with an expression of revulsion when "Huck’s" drunken father threatened to kill him. A WHOLLY unnecessary suggestion TSf ri« TI j o Rocky Saving or Ruining Future; said one hobby all men should take w o up is that of girl-watchlng. I had hoped. Judging from tk« ada. we would see tome of the sceak wonders of the Mississippi and also experieace and be Inspired by the challenges of life, which Mark Twala hoped to convey through These name people show strong confidence in the African Negro, but still, unless they receive the proper amount of aid this is meaningless. ★ ★ ★ The Man About Town Meaning of Names SAN FRANCISCX) - All over the country there'x a deep curiosity as to what’s behind the tacUcs of ~ Gov. Rockefeller of New York aa t h c Republican National Conven. tion approacho.s. It la naderstaiidable that. Just aa Lyadon Johnson kept on dis-counigtng all talk ot a vtcn presl- • The U.N. Security Council is the one hope. If they send an international force strong enough to cope with the situation, order should be restored. This is what the Security Council is for. If they can bridge the gap ^ntil a solution is found it will be a victory for men of all nations. ■\ small r.N. garrison still stands between Egypt and Israel and seems to be working. The Congo trouble may not be settled immediately hut peace should be restored if at all possible. In these troubled times it looks more and more like the U.N. has an important place in this mid 20th Century. Of the Counties That Are Neighbors of Our Oakland Bridegroom: A perutn who never fa given « ahower. he’s washed up anyway. Attitude of Americans Discourage Sacrifice Most everybody knows that Oakland County got Us name from Us great prevalence of oak trees. ’They literally covered it when the white man first came here. Wayne County Is named for General Anthony Wayne; Macomb County for General Alexander Macomb, and Lapeer is a derivation of the French word La-Plerre. Genesee was named for a county by the same name in the State of New York, from which many of Its first settlers came, and Livingston County was so called to honor Edward Lfvlngston who was secretary of state when it was organized. Washtenaw County gets its name from an Indian word meaning “on the river, ’ that river, being the Huron which rt.ses in Big Lake in Springfield Township, Oakland County. Is he really trying to bie drafted for the presidential nomination? Would he positively refiLse the vice presidential nominalion if drafted lor it by t h e convention LAWRENCE or if pt>rsonully requested to accept it, by btfth President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon? What would be Rockefeller’s rea. sons, under tho.se circumstances, for declining to take second place on the Republican national ticket? was a chance of his getUag first place on the Dcmocratle ticket, BO nloo the New York governor bns to koep attention focused on the Republiean preoMentUI nomination until the balloting has aetnally been completed. But when the time for decision arrives, will the New York governor really refuse? Political logic would seem to say that he cannot refuse. He speaks, for instance, of wanting to serve the nation and his party. He declares he is deeply concerned about public policies in , a critical period in American PortFUltS ★ ’A’ ★ All of these human and inspiring objectives were lost after going through Hollywood’s blood bath of sordid mayhem. The opportunity to portray a child's adventures in an adult world was lost in the succession (d child beatings and morbid behavior of the adults in the film. Bex Foster 2415 Garland The Almanac Dr. William Brady Says: Take CdUium, Vitamin D to Mend Fractured Hip By JOHN C. METCALFE AH I ask upon my leaving ... Is that I am always near ... If yoiir heart should want to wander So, auf Wiedersehen, my dear All I ask is in my abscence... That By United Preaa Intemntioinl Today is Thursday, July 21, the 203rd day t>f the year, with 163 more in I960. The moon is approaching its new The answers that some of the prote.ssional ^politicians in both parties give'in their conversations are significant of the weakness of the convention system itself as a means of reflecting public sentiment. Truly a sign of the times is the apparent complete lack of Interest in national or world affairs by some individuals. And on top of this many times they are the most vociferous. ★ -A ★ "lake this little item for instance; Observers noted that an important point in Sen. John F. Kennedy's presidential nomination acceptance speech was his . Stress upon sacrifice, not security, if the nation is to meet the challenges of the coming years. ★ ★ In New York when a certain TV network cut off one of its most popu-^ lar private eye programs*in order^q broadcast the la.st session of thg Demociatic Convention, over a thousand persons called in to protest. Pretty discouraging m tlie light of the need for sacrifice. A soil analysis of the loam prevalent in the Pontiac area shows it to be quite adapted to the growing of grass—which may not be news to the pusher qf lawn mowers. « A correspondent who signs himself, •World’s Wise Guy, ” .sugge-sts that you ask some other wise guy to name the three largest cities in the world. Contrary to general belief, they are Tokyo, London and New York, in that order. . There fa. of eourse, little if any e h a n e e that Km-keleller aetually mill be “drafted" lor either plaee on the ticket. The onl.v nominalion that's really open fa for the vtee presidency. The delegates at the Chicago convention next week mi'll not do the pieking to fill that spot. The selection mill be made by the presidential nominee, Richard M. JV’ixon. This has been the custom and the-practice.' IKE HAS WORD But if Nixon mere to decide to ask Rockefeller to run, he would doubtless do so only after conference with President Eisenhower, so that it would be a joint request. ".Mother .sucrumbed after operation for fractured hi|), but the actual cause, I feel sure, was one of the ‘bedsores' that became deep ulrers after five months of hospitalization . . ; (E.N.R.)" Reminds me of the harrowing ex-l^rience the patient, the doctor and the patient's family had in former days when we had fractured hip. Hip, in thisi expression meansl .the neck of the fe-i mur. the thigh BRADY bone. ' The standard treatment was wl we called- Back's extension, crude attempt to maintain a constant pull (extension) on the leg by means of adhesive straps/ the sides of the leg i ' ' you shed a little tear me you keep on longing . Wiedersehen, my dear . ask across my travels . . you mrill have a fear . . safety on the Journey . . Wiedersehen, my dear . ask upon the nighttime . the sl^ is far from clear . And for So. auf . All I Is that Of my phase. The morning star Is Mars. The evening stars are Jupiter and Saturn. 0 auf All I When , That Indeed I believe that one reason why some elderly persons suffer fractures from injuries that would lor mo you will be praying ... so, do comparatively little harm to auf Wiedersehen, my dear . . others is that they have worried All I ask upon returning . . . MTien along lor years and years on a my weary step you hear On this day in history: In 1831, Leopold I was proclaimed king of the Bdgians, following the separation of Belgium from Holland. diet that failed to provide enough calcium. Bones that are deficient in calcium are more fragile than well nourished bones. 81(11.4 letter. my arms you stay forever . . auf Wiedersehen. my dear. (Copyright, ItW) Smiles la IMl, the Brel major military engagemcat to the avU War occurred at BuU Run preek, Va. In 1873, the world’s first train robbery occurred at Adair, Iowa, when the notorious outlaw Jesse James held up the Rock Island Express and escaped with 83,000. A seamstre.ss gives Mom a nice fit and the bill gives Dad a bad one. • • Thought for today; American writer Einest Hemingway said in "For Whom the Bell Ttrfls"; "The world is a fine place and worth fighting for.’» * With what argxmients would Rockefeller be confronted as he turned over in his mind .such a request? Another exponent of tl)e„great outdoors, writing over the signature of “A Lover of Our Trees,” expresses hope that the majestic elm on Oakland Ave. in front of the General Motors Administration Building, will never be removed' Hrst. the governor would h to ronvinci- himself that his i rhaneex of becoming presid some da.v would not be adyCn atfeeted h.v his refusal. If both Eisenhowej'-'md Nixon, il (he Rppubli- Quite appropriately called "The Dishonor Roll," a national survey of highway aecldenU shows that 28.000 drivers killed 37.600 in our U.S A, last year. the top leade can P:irt.v at Pri^M-nt, .should a.sk Rockefeller run to help the party and^ nevc-rfheless declined to do soyve would ha\c two strikes ag.a^ him with the rank and file of the party workers Nixon is defeated in N Surely there would be another attempt by Nixon to run (Our years hence, as he's only 47 years old. square block beyond the fo6t,.and a cord attached to thedWock running over a pulley at the foot of the bed to a w^t of several pounds banging/under the pulley. ■This kept the^fragments of bone more or leks together so that the fraclu^ight knit - provided the patif^ never moved. fEATMENT IMPROVED llodgen's suspension treatment, desert^ in some of the older text-bobks touch as PatVs Ti^atise on Surgery, 1899) and in International Oinics — both descriptions illustrated — was a tremendous improvement. for it gave the patient "the full liberty of (he bed" without displacement of the bone fragments. ' ■ Ca^e Records of a Psychologist: Selling Can Be Lifetime Profession Dr. aienn Frank called sales^ men the "sparkplugs of civilization." And salesmanship is a reaLprofession. It offers an intelligent person more security and more leverage for'prying_ out salary increases, than any other occupation. For the salesman may have 1,600 bosses, so if one grows hostile, he still has a "job" with the remaining 999. rnmpallhle with little capital. For your progress then depend on merit. . If you buy stock in a company, or marry your employer’s daughter. you may have permanent tenure in a company even without great merit. By DR. (.EORtiE W. CRANE CA.SE F - 422: Don B.. aged 26. is in our army in Europe at pres- iw II Cleveland Plirin Dealer' Praises Bradley Fisk We notice an interesting editorial in The Cleveland Plain Dealer, one of the great newspapers in America. It should strike a sympathetic chord in all breasts, everywhere. Here it is: “Here is one for the book, since it concerns an unprecedented incident in the history of Washington bureaucrats and congressional committees ★ ★ ★ •A check of the entire natiop points out that the sale of ciga-rettes has increaacd 20 per cent In the past five years, but their makers are not buying any more tobacco than five years ago. The same survey shows a 20 per cent increase in the sale of alfalfa hay. A letter over the plain signature of ‘‘Jolly Genevieve" encloses a copy of some statistics which «how that only one-fifth of the cars involved In acclde-nts are driven by women. -The probiibilitics arc that a declination this time bv Rix-kefellcr might even cau.se such feeling inside the Republican Party in New York State as to impair his chances of being re-clectcd governor two years hence. . If he's defeated for governor in 196'-’, his political future will be dim indeed. % But why should Rockefeller decline? It not only gave the patient some freedom «f movement but it maintained the fragments to apposition much better than Burk's extension coujd. . Patients in Hodgen's suspension could even get out of‘bed and in a chair once or twice a day, with little or no pain or discomfort. Unfortunately application of Hodgen's suspension was novel, departed from the method generally used and caUed for a degree of familiarity with the lawi of physics. So it never became popular. Crane, 4..am intesosted in vocational guidance," he wfote from enmp. "After I get back home. I d like to get established in'a good job and marry. "1 have a college diploma and graduated from Liberal Arts with a B S. degree But I have no particu--lar ■ qualifications for any special field. The Country Parson 'B government went l^fore a Senate^ committee to testify that a proposed $5 million appropriation for his bureau suggested a W miUmn cut. sayini; that $.3 million was plenty, all he needed “Ever hear of such a thing? - ★ ★ Verbal Orchids to- “The hero in this curious break with tradition and Custom was Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Winthrup of Birmingham; 57th wedding annlver-, aary. Ferry Orden of Waterford; 82nd birthday. •Mr. and .Mrs. Dayton Kalavos of Drayton Plains; 53rd wedding anniversary Herman CrOssfield of Metamora; 8lst birthday. "A W-hnur wrek nnuM In> imly purl tliiw work for a prearher." Reader E.N.R. speaks of the bedsores that occurred after operation for fractured hip, fait does not say what operation was done. Whatever it was, it was evidently unsuccessful. FRACIT'RE COMPUCATION S Bedsore was only one of the complications that made hip fracture so dreadful in days gone by. Another was Qongestion of the lungs, otherwise called hypostatic pneumonia. Still another was sheer exhaustion of the patiem. Any one of these 'would be terminal. Persons who suffer fracture of the hip, usually from a seemingly slight injury, are nearly always enfeebled to begin with, and when I say enfeebled I think of calcium deffaiehcy. S# I soggesl that, a* maHer what surgical or meehaniral treatment fa used, the patient with fractared hip should receive But if you have no more capital than an intelligent brain and good health, you are .always at the mercy of your lope employer. For if he dislikes you, you may be out of a job tomorrow. 1.000 BOS.SES A salesman, however, may haVe hundreds of employers simuUap-pously, - since every' customer is his boss. The salaried worker in. a store or factory, has one boss. The latter can fire you at his whim. A salesman’s customer ms.v also grow angry at him, and even refuse to patronise his ^ wares any longer. But If he had 1.000 rustomerg originally, he still may have OM who will buy _ So hh loss fa negu- ey. If yon aren’t treated ialriy by your present company, take your customera with you to a compeMtive Arm. ^ For your personal clientele is your ace in the hfae. Don’t do like many thoughtless salesmen who throw it away by growing enamoured of distant pastures that appear greener. Since every Customer may have required hours of planning and contacting, once you get such a rooter, hang on to him! HI* goodwill fa a "plus’* factor In your favor long alter your cbnimlssion* have been spent. "Besides, I don’t even know what I’d like to I do as a life work, enjoy people, 1 never was . iJ any too keen DR. CRANE about mathematics, if this information would help. “If you were in my position, wiiat‘kind of work would you select?" Iflble. Besides, with a little more ef-fort by cold canvassing he can recruit a new cutomer to take the place of the one that he lost. No other occupation in the wwld gives the lone individual the power that salesmanship does. For there are plenty of rival companies in almost every sales, field nowadays. for y«a ran return to kbn for more business fafar on, wlUiout pending hours to "culHvatiiig” Moreover, ytmr customers belong primarily to yen, the salesman. and only secondarily to your firm. So you can generally take a large percentage of your clientsl with you. when you find it necessary or advisable to look elsewhere for a new sales Job, are your frfends. an extrovert, and not fond of ywri culti- by shifting to new territory every few years! Salesmanship should be n lifetime profession. 8Uek to the Send for my bulletin "The 1 Psychology of Advertising a Selling" enclosing, a stamped turn envelope, plus 20 cents. to or. omk* w. VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE With no further information than We havse in the above paragraphs, we can’t make an exact diagnosis of Don's special talents. But it seems that he is probably • wra 10 or. oeorf* w. ( wi.^.7 ^ PonUftc Pre«. Pa •wu-widrM^ enveioM aod 91* accountancy, or fngineering for he dislikes mathematics. ' - -----------_ one of the It fruitful fields for a trained __ .1 a,so territory all your Hfe offers the greatest Independence you’U generally ipa^more Aisoelslod 'reacs to totlUeJ SIT'S’Jf a, ss-sssas." ““ “ AWj 5stisirsh.;: Ji?'** *" «h» Unitod state! |SS W a tilchlsao. Mcmb« of**BC . ***’ THE PONTIAC PRESS. THI RSDAV. .in,V n. IJmn SI*OKl!»MAN — George M^any. president of the AFL-CIO, uses a chart pointing out the current unemployment figures to back up his appeal to the GOP Platform Committee Wednesday for two major changes in the Fair Ubor aandards Act He asked for a 7-hour day, 35-hour week to replac«\he 40-hour week. He also urged the minbnujn wage be raised from U to $1.:^. Town Honors Convicted Teacher Monkey Ttial Revisited DAYTON, Tenn. (API - This mountain town of 3,000 persons turned bade the clock 35 years today as it honored the man it convicted of teaching Darwin's theory of evolution in 1925. John Thomas Scopes, now 60, was convicted under a still existent state law in a trial which brought together the masterly efforts of Garenoe Darrow, in Scopes’ defense, and William Jennings Bryan, a special prosecutor in a battle termed "Science vs. Religion." "I had hoped the trial would accomplish more than it did." commented Scopes on his first visit here since the trial, a circus. Calling if a 'monkey trial' was part of the circus." The city was decked with flags and bunting today, and a carnival atmosphere prevailed, as it did during the trial. Scopes, who, taught biology at a local high school, is now living Clear Frank Sinatra of Assault, Battery LOS ANGELES (APi-The city attorney says there Isn't enough evidence to warrant charging Frank Sinatra with battery for his part in the celebrated fisticuffs in the Mounlin Rouge parking lo Edward E. Moran, 21, a Parker at the night club, said Sinatra pushed him around and that a friend of the sttiger’s, John Hopkins, pummeled him with his fists. Although charges against Sinatra were dropped, City Atty. Roger Amebergh said there was "undisputed evidence" against Hopkins, i He said Hopkins, tour manager | for entertainer Sammy Davis. Jr.,| would be charged with both bat-| tery and disturbing the peace. | NEmioi't lis This OHer! ) To bottor acquaint you with tho outstonding feotures of MASSAGIC S44C4 thot regularly sell at $24.95 ^ —oil sizes 6 r the name work «a Tt«n.v«an sad Eawl BetrHy avraar*. Katl-rr la Arirar. The l ily < he said i Af» CONOrriONIB OPIN lYIRY NIGHT TO f Malayan Prime Minister to Visit U.S., Canada K! Al.A U MPl-R. Malav.i stre^. foadeil to MM.to.lm jra«.,e Mile .Shopping Center was Raeburn .Ireet, itaaSard jharming their property. Oty Man-o aytor. Wiilier K.. WiUman promised The Fdiyon \lreci job call* for *<> »tudy thr matter widening and blacktopiiing ♦ Itiirn will get curb* and gutters. Residents have romplained tol * * a the C'ommission that dust and dirt Both are srheduled foi^ July 26 O' raised by truck* entering an ’s:ii. MiiusUoi-J^engku .Mtdul I’uMic heanngs leaving Ihe rear of the shoppin ’.ahman has aeia^sl invilaiion* ^ public hearing has liecn held center. ■ o viMt the llpiieti State*..and'*’" «s»«'Mment roll for! They also requealed that aa •anada in Oet..b.‘i , IIh' govero- gutter work on .Seward „p^„ .xmeed lodav ^street. Auburn to Osmun There be rovered a* U Is “ua- ^street. 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He is expected to' arrive in Cairo Thursday to attend the celebrations of the eighth anniversary of the revolution that overthrew King Farouk. *r Pfealatki FAR.M LEADER-Charles B. Schuman, president of the American Farm Bureau Federation, urged farmers of the GOP platform .Wednesday to adopt a pro- j gram tree of restrictibns on i farmers. He also appealed for j tighter controls to eliminate surpluses. IS or particles swarming Into. A rotary rig. use«l to drill an,of plie rope amt a deiTick nol| The U. .S, supreme court. .•»- and a«er IW met m the old * earth's atmosphere from the loll and gas well up to 4.000 feet j less than 100 hot m Its above-|tahlished In. 1789. once occupied; senate chamber. iT go?^4t|t^bwi| I In depth, requires about 800 Icet! ground height. I quarters In the Capitol ba.semenl i building in 1937. NO MONEY DOWN 75-piece BeurcfM.. Charges Reds Straining Peace U. S. Rejects Protest to Supplying W. Reich With Missiles 2 Red Planes Haul Ghanians to Congo ACCRA, Ghana (AP)—Two So-N'iet Ilyushin ti'ahsports arrived at Accra Wedn^ay night to join in an airlift of Gfianian troops and police lo the Congo. * ★ ★ The Soviet aircraft flew foodstuffs from the Soviet Union to the Congo and then came on to Ghana. British and American planet since l^aturday have' been flying Ghanian troops to the Con-go for service with ONUC, the U.N. military force trying to restore order in the Congo. WASHINGTON (APi - The United Statea has accused Soviet leaders of deliberately trying to provoke international tension. TTie State Department set forth the U.S. view Wednesday night in a statement rejecting a Soviet protest that the United States plans to supply medium - range missiles to West Germany. ★ ★ * The department said any weapons going to West , Germany would be under the 13-nation NATO framework and the Western Allies "will not be deflected from taking jointly mea.suresj which they deem necessary for their defense." A ★ A "The latest Soviet note," the department added, "is on a par wltli other attempts by the Soviet government to confuse the world and to distort the truth in a transparent effort to deflect attention from those Soviet actions which are the real cause of tension." Scores After 20 Years WILLISTON, Vt. (UPD-Ellis Jacques scored the second hole-in-one of his golfing career this season just 20 years after his first ■y*' ______________________ Ysurc^it ieGo^i; NO MONEY DOWN Pay Weekly! INCOHPARABLf VALUE! Your Credit ii GoodI Pay Weekly! NO MONEY DOWN ■—5— Ml-M Your Credit it Good! 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At ihU time j„ January and February when'l*^- ratcjij* considerate lower. standing by the fact that three of '’'*• •eavaa the roualy wdlfe “<* **y P« Standard of Basic Excellence ] RAMBLBR OFPKRt g DlftHNOT SIZI8 OP COMPACT CANS Cboof# from 33 Models ARMCATCHER — Tlieater manager Warren Wardwell triea in vain to free Marsha Amtsoil, 12, who tried to reach a candy-bar stuck.4n a vending machine. Her arm was «*aught almost to the shoulder. She finally was released by a mechanic summoned by Wardwell. Jack Sets Old-Style Whistle-Stop Drive HYANNlS PORT, Mass. (AP)— a little boating Wednesday with Sen. John F. Kennedy was report-1 his brother Teddy while rounds ofj ^ today planning some old-fash- political talk continued. ioned whistle-stop techniques in -------------------- his “new frontiers" campaign for i-* rv %r- t i the presidency. U.O. Nl^kBlS, Former President Harry S. Tru- Dimes Cost man. the whistle-stop champion J OOf) them all, announced Wednesday i OxOiJlO lOi/vJoU his willingness to campaign for Kennedy. He had sought to block Kennedy's drive to the Democratic presidential nomination. TTiis openinl an interesting field for speculation. TORONTO (JT — U. S. dimes a nickels received in city revenues have cost Toronto in months in exchange and sorting' costa. Mayor Nathan Phillips said today. Although Kennedy released no public comment about Truman's offer, aides said privately ator Wants the former president's help. Kennedy refrained from any counterattack when Truman boycotted the Democratic National Convention, charging it had been rigged or, as he now phrases it, “fixed up in advance." The coins have also snarled the| city’s money-sorting machines, i which separate by denomination but not by countiV of origin. Banks have refused to accept the wrapped lots of coins from the ma-| chines if they have found U. 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Pleats all tuur.d . sizes i(J IH . HLDUCfD' ‘ 72 ONLT ENTIRE STOCK JAMAICA SHORTS • (oi <■ Prints . over tops lor all spoi REDUCED' FIRST Ft ' Plaids or solids . . . boxers, one size knits, gdod selection . . . many' med. and large sizes . REDUCED' 12 ONLT MEN'S COnON SUMMER SUITS .. Pqirity designs in o tiiul pastel ilorals . . , . now only. BASEMENT 20 ONLT SHORT SLEEVE WORK SHIRTS Summer weight cotton poplin work shirts.. If] machine washable in khaki or grey . . . sizes | 24 %T SUMMER WEIGHT WORK PANTS Machine washable cotton poplins . . . long wear- ifig ... cool to wear m hot weather . . su-- y 30-42. “ SO ONLT ENTIRE STOCK ROYS' SWIMWEAR 'Stretch knits, or cotton plaids . . , reduced now W at the height of the swimming seoson ... I 48 ONLY ivNIOR ROTS' COnON SLACKS Krackleklolh -- --- cotton slacks in orey or <■ CA reduced!”"''*" ■ 150 57 ONLT lUNIOR ROTS' COTTON SHORTS r prints, short sleeve styles. .Sizes 4 to 16. arntR COTTON PIECE goods I • summer |2Ta».5'\ Giai-S' MATCHED SETS 42 ONLT SUETELESS RLOUSES TOR GIRLS Embroidered cottons and while dacron/coitci.. | JQ . . . excellent quality . . . sizes 7 to 14. HEDUCf.D' | 80 ONLT GIRLS' ONE-PIECE PUYSUITS Stripes or aolida m washable cottons . de- QOA signed in comlorlable romper styles . . . sizes QQ S-M-L . . REDUCED' ^ . 24 ONLT TODDLER SPORTSWEAR. REDUCED! Summer patterns and cotton labrics lor- hoi Q Q A weather comlort . . blouses, shorts, midcalls . . ■ OO^ 20 Onf TODDLERS' 3-PC. MATCHED SETS • cotton cotomo-I • line •••'•“'.'i*'* 3 GX . . • 1.50 1.77 REDUCED! Men'* SUMMER SLACKS • seersuckers • dacron rayon • sises 30-42 »A00 r.izes 1.0-18 . . .. HLDUCLD' 60 ONLY SLEEVELESS CROP-TOP BLOUSES 150 Entire Stock SUMMER dressrs 80 ONLT MEN'S SHORTS or MID CALF SLACKS Here's a buy. men' Reduced just when you need 788 'em. Machine wasliable cottons, many patterns . . . As • lunlors. mis»«» .SK-..V dark cOUort* 120 ONLT MEN'S BETTER SPORT SHIRTS Solids' and pirinls in I r e cottons, tailored lor 1OO comlort, machine woiihable, sizes S M L. Reducea-' | 41 ONLY ENTIRE STOCK MCN'S SWIMWEAR! 288 |488,.$( REDUCED! 1288 48 Pis. Reduced! Women'i and Childien's Shoes |00 Straps . . . Ilats' . . . n.rant's high brown shoes, gefiume leathers . , sah.'izetJ limr.gs . HURRY' 107 ONLY Spscial! Women'i BoHoi PURSES White, black, brown, beige, red, paler tn , . . 1771 shapes and sizes . . . better cho.se a coup-ie I Entire Stock SUMMER SHOES I canvas, leather. nylons, utrilons » men's, womens, children s $«166 78 ONLY WOMEN'S WALTZ LENGTH GOWNS cotton ba'...- . . b. . ^QA also boby-doll ' p i .'ii:. REOUCtOt pitcwt .• CATOH’IT GAMES MIRACLE MILE PENNEY'S STORE HOURS: Open Doily Monday through Soturday 10:00 A. M. to 9:00 P. M. DOWNTOWN PENNEY'S STORE HOURS: Open Monday and Friday 9:30 A. M. to 9:00 P. M. All O^her Waakdoys 9:30 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. TWELVE THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY. JULY 21. 1960 Expects Better Reyultg Kraft to Use Permanent Election Poll Panel' .Some 2.000 American \t*»ers of the -same croM" sect Jon for ftvirn every'part of the nation willj*peciaJ check. rtm..titulc a permanent pahel tor! ^ Kraft, the, advantage of tb« panel trcKnlque have never Girls Win in Detroit. Baton Twirl A WatertanI TooMilp glri, Betty Bettibonior, 19, hM ;won two flnt third In baton twirling competition sponaored bylFlanhette*. Motor aty Chapter 315 of National Batoji,Twilling Aaoi Detroit. ♦ ♦ ♦ Betty, of 1167 Jamea K 81, al teachea baton twirling. She l)aa daaa of 32 atudenta known aa C **|'!Know Names of Most [ at Recent Ginvention HAMPTON BEACH, N. H. (UPI)lJi!**2Sr’ta ^ ®‘iTo Test Svbnkifines ^ SOO iAitetFromSoo I Town Cra^ • remote ollwr’a laat name daring a recent Ug oodventiaa at Hampton Beach. It'vltcd. o«. Jeta Leavitt, PORTSMOOrH. Va. OI - flte Wet ea PW|wt BtarntWr hi V|^ Hta^Xi, Maaa, Navy M goiag to eentet ^edal ^’e Patrick _ Leavitt, who aettled tnta on imderwater nBiaee wm-Ui after a aearch hwi and Hampton, were in-erated by euhtnarinee in ^ deep, sinto coaat to Lake Pend dOrl-Itpiiet reoereoir in the Blue fUdgeler'- i .senes of elect ion-.vear polls tneon now the presidential elec-1 tion. it has been announced byj _____ Jbhn F. Kraft, president of John! * F Kraft. Inc., which la conducting! piwan* the polls for The Pontiac Pres.s' through the National Newspaper! “We are admittedly excited gyndiiMte. i about thi.s development," said ••rvrdinarilv,'' Kraft explained hraft, for we fwl that « I politiiHl txills are con- look for accuracy lit V inteivicn mg aliout 2 (100 ">*’ ‘"n ..(lie xiho c-mstitiiir .1 (air f**’'''’ reasons (or vo i i«.n Ml the iiHtK.n Thi ns ’'hifts. either m the sample it-V- vuon^ viiih this, and "r any special pari of the .Us are Of iwifse (ullv —mdustiial work with the amieurnted errori'w '’*am|)le~and the ; p»r cent «hich can Ik* o'tf‘’of of such shifts from Week * week." •'patiiiti c-xpeiteil. Ilowex the |ir<>|ilp wh« make up the rcasion reinlerxiewed members, ^ - , AMMAN. Joidim (UPll-U.S. Amhas.s^dor .Sheldon Milts handed a $3,.'ino.000 cheek to Prime Minister' Hazza Majali Wedne.sday as part of the American grant-in-ald to Jordon's l!)60-6l budget. The check brought to 14 mil,lion dollars the a m o\i il t paid to Jordon by the United States since! the April 1 start of the current | Jordanian fiscal year. Total U.S. aid to Jbtdon's current budget was not expt«cted to be set until the U.S. Congress passes the appropriation bi!!, probably next month. : Finance ministry sources said-;the United States probably would I give Jordan 40 million dollars this' lyear. matching last year's Amer-! I ican aid to Jordon. PATIOS foirtiodc/ut Ftdory-t«-Ton-PncM STONE FOR 10x12 PATIO FOR ONLY *42 Dslivsrod to Toor Homo 6 Colon snX Sisot Rogsr A. Ailhier PATIO STONE CO. MILL CARPET SUMMER SPECIAL Average 30 yord job includes Genuine Allen RubMrized Pad ond Tackless Installation .j79» ^ dymentt a% low os $6.20 per mo. “free Home Service Available" ^LOOR Covering FE 4-2778 Houn; Opoo Dailr 9:30 to S:i0 Mbadoy, rkandfay and THdoy ''tit 3 P.M. !SS SOUTH SAGINAW ST., Cor. AUBURN AVI. 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South Atriea (AP) — David Pratt, S8, Uie wealUiy Britkh-born farmer Ex-Cosmttics Exocutiv* Mrs. union Dodg« Dios ___ NEW YORK (UPl) - Mrs. Ul- ^han Setton Dodge, former president of Harriet Hubbard Ayer, Prime MlDister Hendrik Verwoerd was formally charged today wISh attempted murder and ordered to stand trial in the Supreme Oourt. Asked It hr wished to say anything. Ihe defendant loW the Mag- highest salary lalrate’s Oourt: "At this stage I that time have decided to aay nothing, andi She was the wkfow of Rohert I reserve my defense " iL Dodge, an artiat known for his {hours later Pratt shot VerWoerd twice In stained glass windows. after 90 of the 99 Inc., cosmetics mokers. and once he highest paid woman executive In th« United Statet. died Monday. In 1938, Mrs. Dodge was listed earning $100,000 a year, the woman at Lebanon Presideni Won’t Quit Now Bi:iRlT. Lebanon (APi-Gm , Fuad Chehab has yielded to pleas he slay on as president to avert a possible outbreak at civil strita Parliament takea over next wedt. * w a .Sakb Salam, one of the leaders of thv liU uprking, k In line to become pej^mirr when the Parliament convenes Tuesday. Salam, a Moslem, won a.imaahlng victory; In the recent elections, which w oft without trouble. Chehab. a popukr career i dler who stands above parli.wn politics, submitted his rrsigtvtrion President Wednesday, sa.vlngl he fell his job was flnIahH. Eight I his mmd| deputies' THIRTEEN isi-fhed a petition urging him to Camille Oiamoun fought Cha» remain. mmin's altempt to extoHd hM I as* jn affifp. Chamoun rnlled Chehab became President at the in the U S. Marines to help ra-'height of the 1958 rebellinn In store order In the country, then I which polillral foes of President qui’ under pressure. Sfreciai OF THE WEEK QJestemQnto Soft cotton fiber-filled, full UVl' square. 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Aang|optj„,|i^i(. *bo«t the outcome of Gyi arrived today at the head of I the talln. a IS-member Burmrse delegation The delegation is siheduled to en route to Tommunisl China tol leave for Peiping Friday. ^ 'CosWt Brother Cheered Burmese jirfni committer, tow^ot Soviet Union Meeting LONDON i»-More than 2.000 reported Wcdneiday. * * * Castro, brother of Fidel Castro Muscovites cheered Raul Castro at I and Minister of the Revototionary a meeting of solidarity with the!Armed Forces, was accompanied people of Cuba in the S^iet Trade by Cuban offioers. Moscow said. KKK Supports Orville Faubus for President ODSMAR. ria. (UPIi-The Kit Khix Klan may support an in- dependent ticket in the preai.| FaubiiB kar presideat and retired dential campaign, a KKK laader Admiral John CrommeUn for vice president. CrommeUn, of. 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Buy now! ”Satisfactibn guaranteed or your money back’^ SEARS ISIN®'* Saginaw St Homart Glass-Lined Gas Water Heater » Regular 99.95 89»* Reg. 114.95 . . .40-Cal. Water Heater .. 104.95 • Our finest, gives you more hot water with faster reheating at less cost per gallon . fully automatic. • Thcrmo-i^nnel flue design holds heat" in contact with the tank longer to help save fuel. • Burner speeds reheating up to 12%. 2-inch thick glass wool insulation hoards the heat more e.fflciently.' Other Heaters as low as 59.95 Just as Vou'd expect. Sears has many types and sizes of water heaters to choose from .. „ Come to Sears and see WumWng and Heating D« Ferry 8t, Basement Phone FE 5-4171 THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSl)A^^ .H LV -.'i. luno riFTEKX Powers' Wife Appeals to K |the Soviet chM to ottand the Mai, o( her hiubaad, Fruidi Gaj^ Powen, charted hy the Soviet ITidon with committing acta of Man Who Assaulted Umpire Gets Parole I Mra. Powen said she had ap-XA. . . »„ . - , 1 plied tor a visa more than two Wonts to Attond ago hot had not rscelvid a of U2 Pilot in Rutlioi*^ Irom the soviet Embaa^ Nsxt Month Toiwoii Univtrsity HPod KANSAS CITY (AP> ~ -I went Jt there and tapped the ump oh the shoulder and said. "Hltst s the matter, Blind Anthony?"’ MILLEDGEVILLE. Ga. - Dr. Shlb-mier Nikita Khrushchev for per Liwig Chien, president at the misston to attend the trial of her tional Taiwan University, la due to-husband next month. |day lor a five-day vi.sit to Michigan * * * iState Univenity Barbara Gay Powen, after be- MSU is plannini; lenced to flo day* In jail on each of the charges but the judge rec-i ommended parole Plans Squoro Done* DAVISBURG - The Davlsbur; Area Jaycee Auxiliary will spoa 'Old Fashioned" box lunen-i eon and square riam** at the Davli-j Then, said husky ^yd Owens, Umpin Boh Stewart, working be- f \ 'Z'\" hind the plate in Tuesday night's I‘^■**?*' '*^ Kansu City Athletics-Ball imoiTj Oriole game, raised his mask and I called me a name. RomOO TfOOper Moves jhassy. has appealed directly tollai China island of Taiwan. "That’s when I hit him.” relaleil ROMEO—State Trooper llonii-i Owens a.s h«- appeanxl in Munici-'Bowersork Jr. Is to be translen < pal Court on charg«>s of rn-atinKjfrom the slate iwlire post heir i. resisting ar- Flat Rix-k. it was announred toda; i lawful as- at Stale Police Headquarters .■ ■mbly. He was fined $100 and sen iKa!il Lansing. SUMMER 'Clearance Sale UP TO 40f” OFF Moto-Mowrr Mohpfh Ritlers — Rotary — Rerlt* HOOVER SWEEI'KRS, PoliaherH, Scrubbern SHAKESPEARE Fiahing and Archery Equipment BARlNES-HAUr.RAVE Open Irl III » P M — Sunday t:M la 2 P M. 742 W. Huron rsWAn KE 5-9101 CONGO CRASH — The Belgian government reports that 34 of its soldiers were killed and seven Injured in the crash of a Belgian Air Foeee C119 Flying Boxcar Into a volcanic peak near Goma in the Congo Wednshday. The cruh reveals Belgium is still sending troops into the riot-torn Congo, contrary to demands of Prime Minister Patrice Lumumba that Belgian troops get out. Caracas Facts Impress OAS |Ciaims Eleanor Averted Possible Convention Riot Ends Probe of Charges! Trujillo's Nation Behind Assassination Attempt LOS ANGELES (AP) - Police! kJilef William H. Parker says Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt prevented a possible riot during the Democratic convention. WASHINGTON (AP) - An Organization of American States investigating group was reported today to have been impressed with the nature of evidence found in Caracas, Venezuela, dealing with the attempted assassination June 24 of Preident Romulo Betancourt. Three members of the five-nation committee returned here Wednesday night. The committee was named to probe charges by Venezuela that the attack on Betancourt was planned in the Dominican Republic. I Parker said it hapix-ncd when demonstrators agitated for the nomination of Adlai K. Stevenson for President. He said some were real Stevenson backers; others he called professional agitators. "I recognized the professional agitators and saw their moods," the chief told the Los Angeles City Council Wednesday. "I knew police intervention might cause real trouble.” At police suggestion, ParKfr said, Mrs. Roosevelt started her seconding speech and asked that the aisles be cleared. While the committee members declined to give opinions on the evidence they had received from Venezuelan officials, it wa.s learned privately that they were impressed. They talked with President* Betancourt and- prisoners ^leld for eorhplicity in the attack. A preliminary report on their mission is expected next week. West Germany Counts 137 Warships; Goal 350 BREMEN. Gendany (UPD-The new West German Navy has passed the one-third mark in its goal of 350 warships, it was announced. The Navy now has 137 ships, including six destroyers, seven frig-sles, and two submarines. Twelve submarines, four destroyers, and six frigates are under construction. "The ! e demonstrators I took this to mean the demonstration was over and they retired," Parker said. "This left the professional troublemakers to beat a hasty retreat ” Leaking Gas Pipe Clue in Wisconsin Store Blast MERRILL. Wis. (UPI) - A blast that demolished the J. C. Penney •Store and claimed eight lives Monday may have been caused by accumulated gas. authorities said today. A leaking gas pipe was found about 75 feet from the building but officials still were puzzled how gas could have seeped into the store, which had no ga§ connections. Edinburgh is the center of the British printing industry. RCA VICTOR TV SALE! WALNUT-FINISHED CABINET C^/T\ INCH (tube overall diagonal) ^ jy picture) Gives the BIGGEST PICTURP: of all the new Big-Screen TVs . . . plus 25'r greater contrast with 20,000 Volt Pidture Power—NEWEST Duo-Cone Speaker that is like 2 speakers |n 1, PLUS Tube Guard and trouble-free RCA Security Sealed Cir- cuits. 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Excellent sound with 6 hi-fi ^.sjH-aker!^, variable tone control. 'Satisfaction guaranteed or your money back'' SEARS .Appliance Dept.. Sears .Main Basement l.)4 North Saginaw St. -A;'"'. Phone FE 54171 SIXTEEN THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY. JULY ai, 19«0 51 Stote School Distrlctlt*** Michigan EdUcalloB 'Manufacturrra Awm.. aU autoa pink Sha* but with (air TV fl«R of Finland ta an ex-di.xnuMal practice'* loi- teacher*, tended blue cro»a on a while field. t '^•PPed with a de-i lUPIi - Fink andj * * Jntiore tban one hath. About M per U)S ANtiH.Lb iIjTIi - Cali- reduchw exhauat tumea * shade* of face powder; Medium pink ahadea lead biiceni hbve baaementa; 18 per cent omia aVad m It* Vt.| >««* *“•> »»“‘hie market, with beigenuid-plnk are air conditioned, lie againat IV stale a smog proV P'l* exhauat back American w6men, 40 tone*. Rachel*, hory and U|M p*® ‘‘tgine to be burned up. per cent of whom have sallow roundtaii out the five main Andes According to tV Automobile |keepta« it out of the atmoaphdre. Jakin*. reports the Variety Store'in Ain makeup. 194S lowest mas-mi ESTIMATE pia.2«71 Tewfe Ml «-41M will Adt Calilomia durii« UOO. SUPER VALUE DAYS! ALL PRICES SMASHED FOR THIS SALE! KINU-SIZE PNILCO Automatic Defrost Refrigerator RCA VICTOR 6 Transistor Pocket Radio WITH EARPHONES nnd CARRYING CASE RCA VICTOR AH-Amerken Transistor Radi*. The finest performina miniatare r • d i e produced. Pits in your pockat. Gras bi* sat p*r> CAc NO MONEY DOWN Powtrhil AM Aid FM RCA VICTOR I960 TABLE RADIO Powarfal AM and PM reception. Railt - in Tbroat" tana. Ckoica of striking color com* binsHons. $1.00 Wookly No Money Down— SPECIAL LIMITED OFFER! aii for volleyball, badminton and (Toqwt Members of the rommiitern who will work toward! obtamim; tho new pool are; Finance McKeo«i I*KKH»KMM{s Fc;ttnriMl p« t formci'H Ml IIh' .Seven llarlxirK wi'ond miuiii.mI Ics (ivni sImIciI SMtiirdiiy In llluhlaiKl Tounslii|> will I*, sliulcnts Ilf the Heli\ M.ic .Schmil o( Dmicc in will begin early next spring. I'K OKtiAlSIZKKS - Charies Sherman, campaign chairmai]. is surrounded by members of the Ortonville Community Chest who aiet this week to organize the Pontiac Area United Fund Drive in Brandon Township. Left to right are Mrs. C,edrge Marble. Franklin Hltchcoc-k, Sher- rtnll.r Prr» Ph.U man, Charles Pangus and Mrs. Pangii.s. Sherman plans to appoint cochairmen within a few weeks for the m United Fund Drive which gets .under way this fall in Brandon Township and neighboring communities. The ptMil will l>e designed iwi that it Inter could b«- en<-losed by a |M‘mianenl bnllding. An exact eonstruetlon stte has not yet l*een rhoiu-n but It will be built adjacent to the romniunity I eenler. which also was designed 1 by Koselti. More than Tax support—l.a. reaturins: liOcal Talont in Show Membership 'Anlomo chairman. Duvid' Rccs.’ fV ITioils. II. 0. liVHns .Ir mid Mr Anthony Yurenka lali ni » ('ommunlty Relations Rex •' 'ommunity lc.'id-| I’cier Vos. chairman. Alion Don Hiotsir! , Seven Harbors Festival Saturday Asm. pin .)|iierii will r Will Seek Contributions of $1,890 Brandon Twp. Sets United Fund Goal ;crs fmm civic organizations ami •**'*’''*•’ "ud Mi^s. .lack Frost local ^vernment wca-e on hand to ^ . ... 1. . '■Iisch. chatrmah. Units R( hear plans ter Ihe new pool. They y .'innual festival selli K'""nds of the recently m ('omnninjly center, Ihe Hcaiimoiil ScIuhiI. North gills BRANDON TOWNSHIP -goal of $1,890 has baen set as t community's contribution to the Pontiac Area United Find drive which gets under way this fall. Charles Sherman has been named campaign chairman. He expects to appoint cochairmen lor the commercial, iiidustrial and Planner Named ' to Walled Lake women's divisions within the next Agencies receiving funds Brandon Community Projects, Michigan Cancer Foundation. American Red Cross, Boy Scouts, the Clinton Valley Council of Boy Scouts, the Northern Oakland County Counett of Girl Scouti, St. Joseph Mercy HosiNtal Oinic, Oak-jland Child Gllida^^e Clinic, Mich-; igaii“Children'8 Aid Society. Cath-|olic Sm-ial Services. Salvation I r<>ni|M-lil|i>ii fill the lull-HiII.t, Pinky Howri I IsiMi, liHi'biiiM llimncnli I Dully .iHincs. Dimiim Kmisliik. I' . , ^Ktinlerkl. Ikmiiy .Srliiiell. , rx r . c J • “■''■ Sh.u.i,on, Ponrhic Walirki mid - - - Girls Day Camp to End {>rom in am mi. pm Weslnrk MrKeough also told of work be- With Open HouSe Todov c,^ ^ mg done at the community renter " and Child r-r i introduced Richard Shaw, rc-j AVONDALK - Tho Shadv Aeres ’"*' * * A lormer tirusse Polnie and P®''' rnis and guests of Ihe children. Visitors have been invited to the camp groups from Ti :«) to 7 p.m.; More than l.'^O girls I' cliilis and «>lhci i " arc Icnlalixcly ' laiilding I'hairn im^cr, stildenis of hKVKKAI. ACTIVIIIi'.H Anyone interested in becoming' activ,e in the 1960 United Fund in area is aSRed to contact Mrs. (paries Pangus, vii-e presidenl of me Ortonville Community Chest. In addition to Brandon Towmship the City of Pontiac and Independence, Orion, Oxford and Waterteixl townships will take part Idrive, resiitRiit, Shaw, 18, was hired by Romeo oinctals from Greenville. S.C., where he was BthlelicH dlreetar of the Department of Parka and Recreation. Council Vacancy Brandon Township has seen it.s WALLED lAKE - A member of ~ " ~ the City Plan Commission has been named to fill an unexpIred term on Landscaping is under way north of the center. McKeough said, and driveway a¥bund the building has been closed to allow laying out-of two tennis courts, a lailliiig 15 years of age attended the sr-s-i', i sions sponsored by Girl .Scouti**^ contest will lie held with 11] troops in Ihe Avondale area, ' Some 2H adult leaders taught the girls the importance of coml Queen servation during thni stay at the The queen will be chuw u •.> ■amp, |M-nny »»les ami will he i-rowiicd Registrations Scheduled .xk’hool of Dancing Arljvtlies nlfeicd during llic b's- . _ , , will cntcriiiln widilival will include games of skilM®*" BOby-Sitting LlaSSCS la|i, li.'illci, toi', for children and adults, |Kin,v ncmhalic, ja/.z and Hawaiian daii lrides. a iiliolo gallery, a liorsc shoe jcing dmiinairenl, lasd riik's. a rum Immediately following Ihe dani -anage and a, while elephant sale, routines, a talent show of IimmI: Priweeds Irom the festival will himI girls will Iw presr-nli-d. la' us4>d to rcnovalc Ihe'eiimiminily! IIARROI? Registra lions for elasses in hahysitling. Isixmsori'd by the city's Child ^Protection an>l A'outh Assistanhc JComniiMee will lie acccpicil Friday and Monday from 1 to !! j» ni at Covey s Dnig .Store, Jftt:, Or- The building Is K. I........ far . ,i,, . »'e ilraunionrH Sexen n,,. ,i„sses o|K'n to girls 1 ! Harbors Whit.- and lluck laikr ,h,,Hig|, 17 veaiv of agr xxill be Aaan.. made up of XW property Trinllv Meltvslist Church Plans already « ndci e has io'ci t for I the City Council created last month with the resignation of Michael Ma-haney. Appointed to the term that expires in April.1961 was V. Warner Leipprandt. Jr„ He Js employed as a elly planner with Oeer and AaNoeiafea Planning Consultants, Ipe., of Bloomfield Hlllo. Leipprandt lives at 1171 Ashe Ct. with his wife Virginia. The couple has an 18-month-oM> daughter. Linda. . Leipprandt, who will have t6 resing from the City Plan Commission, will take office when the Council meets Aug. 1. The regular Council meeting was to be Aug. *, but because of the primary , election that day the meetfhj; -Was moved one day Mahifney resigned ..from the Council when he movcxl out of the Boy Scout Troop liS grow from total of 59 boys In 1958 to a mem bership of 75 last year. Two of, the local scouts are now attending the National Boy Scout Jamboree in Colorado Springs, Colo, The area's active Girl Scout program has draxvn a membership of 180 girls. The Michigan^ Children's Aid Society is now 'helping a young Brandon girl. During the past 18 months, the St. Joseph Mercy Hospital Clinic has serv'ed 66 Brandon patients while the Red Cross has assisted 9 persons from the area. The Michigan Cancer Foundation al.so has been hard at work, supplying local residents with transportation, dressings, film programs and volunteer workers. The services of the Big Brothers AUTHENTIC REPRODUCTIONS DANISH IMPORTS Weight Restrictions to Return on Decker • Lifetime Rubber Strop Construction • Reversible Foom Cushions • Sturdy Nordic Wolnut Finish • Zippered Removoble Decorotor Covers • Turquoise, Persimmon, Toost-S,tripes or Solids WALLED LAKE -- Year-'rtKinri Independence Township restrictions xvtll be placed on DI —U- - z- -I Kruckers using Decker road from Adopts rlumbmg Code jll-Mile road to Pontiac Trail. City INDEPENDENCE 'TOWNSHIPlJJ^nf^J'^^*^'^* The weight limitations on the adopted a s ate plumbmg codel^ne-^^-H-hHlt-rniW stretch of the ordmance, effeeje jmmed.ately,L„vel nSad are the same as thoje The specifications include detail.,'"*^ '’" insfallatiom,. ins^tions and| „e ^aid the restriction will mean' Uerial used. Plumbers will beUhat truckers usin„ ,,,=a material used. Plurr^ers xx^ bei,ha, ,ruekers using the road Inust 1®*^! u reduee the maximum loading lim- •*’‘*'*' vehicles by 35 per tenl The Township jpofird has also! * * tun. .Shaw .said the weight restrictions authorized civil engineer Noyce Strait to got an estimate cost on platting the remaining lots in the township cemetery to be recorded with the register ol deeds. The cemetery is at White Lake road and Dixie highway. wilt go into effect as soon as the new .signs regulating the heavv traffic are erected. Heavy trucks are respnsiWe for the "bad shape " the road Is in. Shaw said.................. Candidate Raps Adoption ‘Market’ 2-Seat Sofa Giles Macomb Baby Plot! Use singly or in poirs, originally sold ot U29.95........... *88 King-Size Chair Superb construction throughout. Regulor price $69.95. MOUNT CLEMENS (UPD litical battling lor the Democratic nomination for prosecutor of Macomb County led today to an investigation of whether a "gray market” in baby adoptions exists In the county. John Bruff, one of several candidates seeking nomination, charged in'a" campaign brochure that a "gray maifkct'' does exist. Chief AaaktMt Prosecutor Roy RogpoMie!, who la ahw seeklug the nominothHi, dcuied the eharge and asked that Brnif supply day and got into an angry trgu-i ment over the matter. The two candidates met yester- 7 AGENCIES HAVE PROOF Bruff said seven public and semipublic agencies in the county could supply proof or Irregularities in adoption practices. He saM be bad supplied the names of the agencies to aHornev George Freepiau. Rogensues said a State Ptriice. trooper from the Center Line post' would begin an investigation of Bruff s charges today and would ask Freeman for any tetormation he hes. 3-Seat Sofa More than nolly sold 6-feet long. Origi- C *1 1 / ot $179.95, now . / 2-Pc. Sectional . Use os 100" sefo or o 2-piece sectional, each section long. Originolly $179.95, ^*119 $44 Danish Chair Full size os shown on right. . ..__ With some construction os' de- (f' f) toiled obove. Regulor price 4) / V-y $44 95 ^ / Teak wood Chair *59 Danish Chair $29 Full Size As Shoxivn Suit You Headquarters tor Drqjiel, Grand Rapids, Flexsteel by Heywood-Wokefield. Authentic Oynish styling. Regulor $94.95 .................... iture i 4-- Bloofnfield Hills—2600 Woodwbrd Open 10 AM to 9 P M. Mon, Thurs , Fri , FE 3-7933 r. Tues. Wed., 'til 5 P.M EfibHTEEX THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JULY n, 1990 Deaths in Pontiac and Nearby Areas BENJAMIN r. ALLEN ClJiBENCE M. LAKE iChurch, ihe team a daughter, Word has hem received of the' Clarence M Uke, 53. of 13 Ruth'^n Constance Evana of Pontiac; death of former Pontiac resident St. died unexpectedly of .a heart * ?»"■. A"*"*!*" ®*. Benjamin F. Allen ol 4909 CtOorKia,attack yesterday at the Pontiac ■ brother. Elias Hoot of Royal Rd.. Birmingham, Ala, He died City Water De^. where he wasJOak. there Sunday after an illness of employed. L i Mrs. Meyers died Tuesday after sewral months * 'lie is tur\i«jB by his lather, ■ long Betore moving to Alabama two Charles T L ihe of Pontiac, and a years ago, Mr Alien owned and sister. Mrs Vem Parmelee of Wa^ operated a Tackle Shop at 32^1 icrtord. Dixie Hgihway Servic' will be at 1:30 p.rtt. Sat- Survi\-ors include his wife, Oem- urday at the Voorhees-Siple Fu-entine: a son, E E Allen of P^ n«.inl Home with burial in Oak tlar: a daughter. Mrs Abel Bo#y Kill Cemetery ■ of M.anslield. Ohio; three grand, ill- dren and six gn’atigrandchildii'n. BCKL M«n Fiim ral Home Surviving are his wife. Opal; his WILLIAM L. TISON William L. T1a(n iVyaarold son of Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Tison of 97 Hillside Dr., died yesterday at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. He had been ill seven days. Surviving besides his parents are ro siateri. Rosetta and Linda, both of Pontiar. He was a student at Lincoln Junior High School. The.6ody WHI be at the Purtley Funeral Home until taken to the First Social Brethren Church Friday noon for service at 2:30 p.m. Prayer service will be hekl at 2 ___ _ ____p.m. Sunday at the Gibbons Fu- with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery niother. Mnt, Charles P McGold-! neral Home in Harrisburg, 111 His body, will tv broughl to nric a dau ;hter. Ann at home and with burial in the Spring Valley Poniue Fruiay afternoon Irnm tlie (Vporal Jerry B. stationed I Cemetery in Harrisburg. Huffman Funeral Home m Cartion ;,t Crosse lie with the U. S. Marine dale. Ill He died Tuesda.v in,Corps Carbondale ' Also surv iving are three brothers. Mr tTiandier was a c h a r t e r'cinudc of Ravenden, Ark., Floyd member of First B-iptist (liureh and Burt, both of Pontiac; and five when the buildiog was on the n>r sisters, Mrs. Vada Dotson m Pon-ner of Huron and North Saginaw (ja,. Mr* Carrie Rogers of Tipton, street.s Ind, Mrs. Faye Wilder of ('In- Surviving is a son » S. Ctiaiid ,mnoli. Mrs. Mai^ Spanji and / ler of Cartiondale , -............._ . . low Ceb Co. In Pontlsc, member of the Baptist Churdi here. Surviving are a daughter Mrs. ClaretiKc AppeKoo ol Drayt Plains, ions RusmU ol OrtonvUle and Lee of Befse, Idaho, sisters Mra EtU Teaierdlm of Clarkatai. Mrs. . Lulu Howe at Holly. Mn. John Frazer of Oxford and Florence of Pontiac and eight grand-diCdren. body is at C. Funeral Home. M«g, WOXIAM BlKfllMArrlCEwtth cremattoa at WUte Chape* Formtr Editor DiOS FENTON - Service for Mrs. William (Mabel) Strittmatter, 13, of 2035 Kellogg Dr., wiil be at 2 p.m. Saturday at Dryer Funeral Home in Holly. Burial wUl be In Oestajiod Memorial Gardens at Grand Blanc. Mrs. Strittmatter died unexpect- Bl’RTON I- DAVIDSON OXFORD TOWNSHIP - Service . >r former resident Burton L. Davidson. 7», of Detroit, will be 2 p.m. Saturday at Boasardet burial in Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Onkwood. irs. ma.y .^i-mi.i «.«' Mr. Davidson died today after an M.iblc Davis, both of Detroit 'illness of several weeks. . u '‘•ill he hold at 3 pm.| He was a retired house painter MESROP A. H(MM.ASIAN (.'nday at the Purslcy Funeral land a member ol the Methodist , Mesiop A. Hmgasian 6.' of 24 Qak HilljChiirch here Claremv St. di.it W.-dnesday at Surviving are his wife Emma, Pontiac Onenil Hospital after a . ‘ bng illne.ss. FRANK F. MEISTER Mr Hoogasian whs a retired cm- Frank F Meister, 72, of 984 Voor. plovi e of Pontiac MiAor Division, hois Rd. died yeslerduy at Bloom-He was 811111811x1 with the ARF, field Hospital alter a long illness. RAFFl Committee. Osnak Benevo- Owner and’operator ol Meitter lent Union and was a member of'jcwelers until 1959 when he re-St Sarkis Armenian Apostolic tired. Mr. Meister ri a member of (!hurch in Detroit. Elks I/xlge No 810. He leaves his wife,-Arakse. and Surviving are his wife. Grace L.; mother, Mrs. Marguerite Tashjian a daughter, Mrs. Leland Luenberg-of Pontiac ... er of iPontiae Alsw sui-viving are a daughter.fsisiers. ' | Sister Mary Raphael tRfwie) of the, Mr Meister’s Ixxly will be at the Monastery of ihe Blessed ^era-j Donelsoh-Johns Funeral Home Frl-ment, Detroit, and a son, Ahfahamiday afternoon. Hoogasian of Pontiac. His sister., Mrs Victoria Papuzia|| ol Pontiac.j ^•R-'*- JAMFA MEA'ERS and brother Kevork Hoogasian, St., Sk-rvice for Mrs. James (Alice) Catherine. Ontario, Canada, also,Meyers, 91, of 6465 Pontiac Lake lursive. Rd.. will be held at 11 a m. Satur- Service will be at 3 p.m. Satur-lday at the Pursley Funeral day from the Voorhees-Siple Fu-]Home. Burial will be in White neral Home with burial in Oak Hill'Chapel Memorial Cemetery. Cemetery. * A member of First Methodiat' sister in Flint, MRH. MALON A. EBELINU TROY — Service for Mrs. Malon A. (Lorna) Ebeling, 45. of 2001 Rowland St. Royal Oak, will be at 3 p.m. Saturday at Price Funeral Home with burial In White Chapel Memorial Cemetery. Mrs. Ebeling died today at Mount Carmel Mercy Hospital, Detroit, lUness. re her husband Malon A., sons Maynard A. of Troy and Gerald D. at home, parents Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schwandt of Troy, brother Willard H. Schwandt ol TYoy. one sister and three grandchildren. EDWARD C. JENCKS ORTONVILLE - Edward C. Jencks, 68. of 207 Church St. died today after a long illness. A retired employe of the Yel- Tueadajr ishle vacattaoliig in in Mandand, a Matar, thred grand- Surviviag arc her huaband daughter Mrs. Catherine Dnyer of HoUy, two grandchildren, two great-grandchildren, three brothers aad *rae ibten. MB&, BENJAMIIV W. imBMAlf WALLED LAKE Mre. Benjamin F. (Victoria) Thurman, 73, of 3211 Adtia Terrace, will be at 1 pjn. latnrday at RicbantaDh-Blrd Funaral H Memorial Omeiary. Trav. after adengthy iUneea. She was a member at the Rose aty OES at Portland, Ore. Surviving are her huaband, daughter Mrs. Erie Madsen Walled Lake, son John T. Crippen t a toa of mft coal lor aaefa thne toe* in ( hour they work- _______loenaiui _________ Service for Mre. Joeieph (Rooe-may) Bennett will he liaid at 2 p.m. Friday at the Moore Chapel of the Sparka-Griffin Chapel at Auburn HeighU. Burial will be in White Chapel Memorial Omatery. Mrs. Bennett, 7S, of 65 S. Roae-lawn Or., died yesterday at Pontiac General Hospital alter a brief CINCINNATI (UPl) - Frank W. Rostock. 77. former huataieai manager, president and editor of the Cincinnati Post — now the Poet and Tlmw«ar - died Monday. Rostock also wu a former bust-ness manager of the NesrM«pag I lakes frecae to about DR. HENRY A. MILLER Optometrist 7 Noith Soginaw Streut Phon« FE 4-6842 ••Better Things In Sight*' Contact Lenses - 6pdn Friday Evenir^ — Closed Wed. Afternoons Our 25th Anniversary SALE-IN FULL SWING Whotever furniture you may need for your home—BUY IT NOW-ond Check Our Price Togs Before You Do. Cost of living UP...but we're DOWN to a 1956 price a Smooth, Button-Froo Top a Pro-Built Bordors for Non-Sag Edgot a Extra Colli for Extra Comfort • Matching Box Spring, Only $3t.M CONVENIENT TERMS Open Thursday and Fridoy 'til 9 P. M. ^51 Hl-WliyiURNITURE MART WQODWAffO AV£..B/RMiNGHAM.M/CH. 4M10CKSM OfM MARO., ,M^u^X4Z''4-/4/0 HN! YOU SHOULD SEE NOW WE HAVE CUT PRICES! Bsfoie Yol Aif eiolbreg ... Sat Rs« Mach Yn Save Row At JOIN THE HAPPY CROWDS Selecting from Our Fabulous Stocks of MEN’S FINEST CLOTHING at GENEROUS SAVINGS! STARTING TOMORROW . . . ANOTHER ISOO SUITS GO ON SALE! Wash Wear Cords and «Oil217 DACRON BLEND Tropicals- One Gronp 55% DACRON, ^ /| 12t7 45% Wool Snn^mer Tropicals—I Values up to $55 on Sale at... Hard Finish Year Ronnd ^ yfl 'fl 2t7 All-Wortiv#a yiNETEHN Food Crisis Hits E. Reich Rep. Powell Plans BERLIN (UPI» - Farm.'i ic IQ orflecUviiittai _____ the greeted food crWa in the Soviet aone of Genrnny Avirtnal tarmen strike has Base s 1/K)0th Test Missile Thrills Crowd hoixoman air force base N.M. (AP)-HoUonian Air Fom Eaae has sent Ha 1,000th missile hurtling down iu 35.000 foat-ca» live miasUe test track. WWW The firing took place Wednen> day morning before a huge crowd attending the base's open house. The missile screamed down the track at 2,esQ miles an hour tore throwing its nose cone ^ feet through the air to plow tats an earthen, steel #«uid concrete . Ihi-s city, founded in 1706, was named for the viceroy of New .Spain, the Duke of Alburquerque. but the first "r” was later dropped from the spelling. I Ferrin, Century vice preskient and treasurer, later was named ewvutive vies president of the chairman docltaed to give a reason. Dono F«rrln It D«od Powell, 51, has been in Congress tor the past 16 years. He has been WHITE PlJtlNS, N. V. (UPlii"~.* MW vnav « .j Ha^'.-Dona H. Ferrin. 7J, botirl chair-1 Hie prriseni firm was formed in Chufth since 1937. f^n of Ap^etoivCentury-Crof t,llM8 and four years later Ferrin Dayton Powell Jr. (I^NY) ' * Irv . book puhllahers. disd Tues-’became president. He was elected farm liveiock to aaU on theiconS^ ‘^at« Sin"?*]" ^ '^w *'***‘'^*" '"** horn d»p. i. mort Eart Gennanl?^Moai of the ceramic fUsir tile, .nop. at mort c«t Gemianpt to *~«*tog. B«pU« Omith about the F. Grm^, 44 ^nnging editor Co. of New York In 190H .fterh«. unglami and are fir«i at a! The Cotnmuniais In April ati- e a a i? the New York Poai. died Tuea-graduating from the University of temperature of more than 22001 complete col|erttvi*{ -.i-__hetiadtli at hla hotne. Vennont. The firm was rnei-ged In degreea F to withstand hard 11933'with the Appleton Co. abrasive wear. Reports reac^ ilmom I West Bcriia Mid farmers were slaughterlr^ collec-' llae np for hodTa In the Im|w «f getting searee aiMk and eggs. I. batter and Even bread waa aaid to be fai hurt supply. Communist statements m h d c clear that the shortages i caused by the forced coUectivlM-tion of famu. * * * Bureaucratic bottlenecks in the nationalized distribution system were blamed by Communist spokesman for what they called "urawcessaiy supply difficulties. fo fanaers’ rMfotaace. Cao»- ewm MMsi|#sv«sr f'l ss a. a .. wa HI nil OUl ation of hU farms and the aboU- '^ho made the announce- Hs had been ill for some time, tion of all private fanning. ' East Germans who came to West Berlin aid the food situation wu aa bad as H was in the summer of I9S3 after the fooe-wlde workeni ^■olt. Farmers’ resistance did not go Five tamfien In Schwarzenberg. near ChemnHz. were wntenced to prison terms ranging from 3 to 15 years for "fascist and ler-rorrt" activity. Small Industry Estater Planntd by Pakistan KARACHI m — Two dozen small industry estates wiU be established under a |7 million program being studied by the government. The plan includes a million The weekly Communist agricultural newspaper “Der Freie ^uer" painted a catastrophic Tridustrial "‘^‘rtter ^cture of the food situation. It | Karachi. Industries primarily wi disclosed farmers were rehuing to make deliveries to the state to fulfil] their 4|uotes. The newspapers indicated be in agricultural and raw material processing and will be Hn-, anced by 20 to 30 year government loans. BIRTHDAY SHOE BARGAINS Friday and Saturday BIG BARGAIN GROUP! SALE! Ladies' and Misses" SUMMER FLATS —Over TOGO F«in of One Low Price! OlfAJlAWrrED Firsf QualUr MEN S 'Endicott-Johnson" Work Shoes and Oxfords 86 5' Sizes 4'2 to 10. Whites and wjnledi colors. Hard andj rubber soles. INSULATED Men's 8 Inch Boots i All SI2M FoIsm NOW A86 All leather uppers . . . cork, cord or Neoprene soles. Ideal for industrial or farm wear. Sizes 6 to 12. MEN'S 2 Tone Style " Heavy CREPE RUBBER Sote.s Summer Oxfords Men's Fabric OXFORDS ^ I3.9# ^ Utuallr hied 12.95 or More 2“ Sit 8 to 12 I Brown or blue fabric up-■ pers, extra heavy soles, inner arch-type suppoft. CLOSE-OUT Priced! On Sale Tomorrow Points and Swirls^ for Men ond Young Men Originni V alues to $10.95: SPECIAL LOT! ■ BOYS’ ^ OXFORDS Vaises fo S7 9t Browns and blacks. Loafers, points and crepe soles. Fully guaranteed. Popular Strap Style Infants’ Sandals Melees Footweor Savings for Hie Entire Fomily |26 Sizes to 6 in white leather Shoe O^Noith Soginow Aselker Pege md • Hmtt reeked WM IIRTHDAT lAinipiS FRIDAY A SATURDAY Sartahit Oalara ilaaa liM Hsm’t Ike ‘Thtllsg” ss Osr BIHTHDAY-BAHOAIN Csks ■ ■. Sliu Yoinslf Sosit Savisgsl 9j m.to 1130 pm. Fridaii Morning 3/4. Hour rinf Qe0tily Udiff' NYLON HOSIERY rjc Valsei le Theae bargaiih ate priced to lew that we must llmii the aale te PftlDAY MORNING ONLYI Coma prepared te buy and save-— He Layaweyt. Ne Mail Orders. Ne Phene Reservatleni . . . It's tint come, tint served . . , RIGHTS RISIRVID le limit SIMMS BIRTHDAY BARGAINS No Nood to Road Tkia Adv. for larpoini —You Con Hardly Bay a Siagla from from Simms IVitlioui Soving Monay THOUSANDS OF UNADVERTISED BIRTHDAY BARGAIN BUYS! BOX OF 200 PACK ICE OF 12 \ew 'Tinv STM.K himous llnimis \i'w 1 n’nli' .Stork KIcsnex ! KOTEX | OlllETTE -..J;;'./*' • W RolMs TISSUES a SANITm NkPKMS S RAZOR BLADES ■ • PEPSODENT a STRIPE J nFOnnPAIsIT ^ ■ m Rogulor 35c J • CRIST l»c. J UtUUUKAN I 3 ’■ 32’ I 2 ” 57’ 12 49‘ 12- 39’ [ t 66’ emuUr ftr m Kauw it« .Kia.. M .«_ ■ .. _ aomrs. uimu-s box... | ?Un“t'u..d I-fmlt i'dosin.. ■ T.n bladr. In dl.p.n,.r J| BABY ^)oiihle-Criit(h Padded or Plain —Standard Size— Plastic Coated for Long Life 4^ ■ ■ ftogulor ^ fo 60c Volvo . lull-.Ir.nKth ulork a custom, r i 2 Tires Only $2 Down! ^ FUUT 6UARANTEE0-4A0UNTED FREE "" 7.50x14 9.00x141 6.40x15 6.70x15 8.00x14 8.50x14 8.00x15 6.00x16 6.50x16 7.10x15 7.60x15 8.20x15 $S.95 $9.95 $10.95111.95112.99 YOU PAY FOR TREAD ONLY! Tu BATTBRIBS A8 LOW AS B5 6-V0LT-EX6HAN6E PAY ONLY 1.00 DOWN • BE5%^**-fer low mllaagt driving • P0W<^AK->iha battery for normal rtplocamenf purposes • SAVIRIOWH-Tops In performance. REGoodrich STARTS HERr 111 N. Perry SI. at Ml. Cleans FE 2-0121 THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY. JULY 21. TVVKNTYONE Wt Sdi JtkMiM Nhrif PAINT «ii4 w«n^opOT c*. •4 S. SHtaMi n 2-TMt nwOokraferMortel^ ndtai me. «ae of the‘United Sutci greet weterweys. Women Active in Passive Resistance Plan Modem ptns made from wire were first produced in Frence aKt Calolics lead Rght Against Cuba Reds CHECK THESE PRICESI PLYWOOD riR—V« 4'xl'SkMl $608 inCB—V4 4'xt'SkMl 4Q1/2< V ft ALL OTHER PLYWOODS AT SIMIUR SAVINGS rt z-oeiv nYWOOD DISTRIBUTORS 375 N. Cau Avo. HAVANA II)-Roman GathoUcj KTOupa. especiaUy women, appear to ham taken op the main fight againit Prime Minister Fidel Caa-I tro's leftist-ortented regfine. FoUowing demonstrations at two Havana churchea Sunday Monday, the groups said today I they plan a campaign of nonviolent resistance to the increasing influence o(. communism In {Cuba. Top authorttiea of the Cuban ginning of his revolt against the Catholic Church havo not Joined Batista regime. One puhlldy in the campaign. MostI •I*'*'!? Mass that day in mourning fcarb, She retell to the activities of I Red-indoctrinated squads whose I members carry arms openly wlth-lout interference from police or I other authorities. Their operattons, i especially against Catholic groups, ihsve been iniTeasing steadily in recent weeks. Cubans are Catholics. NOHTLY AUAtNflT ROM Thus far Catholic demoi^bntlona have.been against commuiUtm rather thhn against the Castro government IMf. They appear to be spontaneous outbursts by laymen aimed at blocking the im^slng penetration of* Cuba by the Russians and Red Chinese. Spokesmen Mid (hey espeet dressed In black and wearing < black arm bands. Others are appealing (nr all CM-bans to remain in their homes July ‘J6 to make <41 "a day of the tlH'lr pamdve resislanre ram-paign In dlrecl proportion lo the rise In Communist InflltraUan. The main pro-Castro relrbratinn will be in the mountains of Oriente Province, the birthplace of Cas-tro'a revolution. He will addiess an organized mass meeting there The Castro regime has already struck back at Catholic demonstrations. A miniher of ('alholii-s I were arrested after street fights outside the two Havana churches. Many experi an outbreak of op-{ position to Castro July 26. the na-j C.ravity alone moves oil through tional holiday marking the be-'some pipe lines. CROWN'S IMom 3.PIECE BEDROOM 4 MAGNIFICENT CONTEMPORARY BEDROOMS AT SENSATIONAL SAVINGS . . . CHOICE OF WALNUT, WHITE and GOLD • TIFFANY GRAY a SATIN CHERRY! ... all mmpUie 3-PlECK SETS! New style and design exclusively yours as only Crown can offer if. Replica 6f-e Swedish import, i Chest $44.... Bookcase Bed $25Exti USE CROWN’S EA8I-BUDBET PUNt CROWN • DRAYTON PLAINS 4945 DIXIE HWY. NEAR WILLIAMS LAKE ROAD D«E|lithlly AH-CONOmOWD for Yoor Shoppmg Comfortl 3-pc. oxching Conttmporary 0««bls drssssr, mirror pansl bed Modom Group in SATIN CHERRY Custom - Crafted and inspired Igj. Sah Meed Nordic design. Only at CROWN ' at this special pnet. (Chest $59 Bookca^ Bed $30 extra . . Triple. Dresser $20 extra). ‘139 Big Monty Savings Event . . . Prices Cut to Cost and Below . . . Sove Now tor Summer. Bock to School, Work ond Home Needs . . . Reod This Ad Corctully, You Sove Mony, Mony Dollort. Even ot These Low Prices You Con 'Charge It.'' * N# Phone Orders SAVE! LADIES' WEAR | SAVE! Ladies’ Apparel Main HooV « I.AIMKH' HLOMlM. 9tro II N. m JAMAH AA, worn II N. nmw 1 mKIRTA. «»ro It.M. n*w i1 KWrATERII. wvro |1 »t ««w HNRTTKR NMIl'ieA. woro ISM. I Ml IM PANTB, worn IT Jt. II mHIRT HB:TA. *«ro I.-IM, niiw •JAMAH A HKTN, wort II Ml. n« lA MURTA. moro IT M. nitw I RWIM HI ITA. »»ro II M nn« SAVE! LADIES’ WEAR Main floor m I.AIHKA- PANTtKA. «»r« Hr. no« IM LAHIKH' AMPR, wurn %IM. naw tt RARY nOLI. PAJAMAA, |T.M. ri.AY'IKX RRAA. «grn tJ.IHl, n«w ;t:i f AaHION HOUR BRAA, »tro ISM. I 1(17 PF.RMA UPT BRAA. wtrn |«&«, nit 13 PFRMA LIFT filRDLKA. wurc |.VM, II VANITY IIOWNA. «tr» SB nmm M VANITY HUPA, wtf |3,WI. nifu SI' LAUILA' RORRA. wrre |.VM, now lit NYLON HI.IPA, wrr* ItM. nmw &t JAC KFTA, wmrm |H M. now 31 HWIM AI ITA. w*r« |M M. nnw LADIES’ ACCESSORIES Moin f/oor kRA. wot* II n. 43 Af'ARfH. wfPw TSr. now III ATRl^TCH THiHTA, wtri U DMRSELLAA. wmrm |t M M BERKHHIRR HOAK. wrr 41 PURARA. ««r« nn » ALIPPER AOX. w«rc |M *iAt MMIR DRKaaI.A. WPP* %M IN PRINT ORKAAEA. |H «4. woig M NO mON tIREAAlM. Mb-3t. wi II MATERNITY RREHATA. worn B MATERNITY IIREaaTa. wore It HAHN 'n' WEAR DREAAEa. I IB PRINT EYEI.ETA, IlLU. w»r* ! < CM RTAII. tIREAAKA. lA-IB. w IB TAM. K( K PANTA. wprp tl SB. now II WALK AHORTA, wppp 13-SB, nttw PI'TIER PANTA, wnrp not PAJAMAA, wpr* ttM. now IB MKN*H ROREH, tittm I3.to. now VB UINO KilIRTS, wrrp tt BE now m TRAINING PANTA. wer U DIAPKRH. w«r« IT-S* W WRAP BLANKETA. wpr 13 C RIB AHEETA, wprn |l Vi BABY LNDERARIRTA. IS CKAWI.ERH. wtrn II.7S It NI’N AlllTN. WPrp ft 7S tB AI.EEPERS, w«rc It.Wt lu MSMBBSM Socond fJoor COTTON PANTIEA, wpr* -'MM MLS A JAC KETA. wpr# 4.rMEN'A JAC NETA: wtrn 3.1 MRN'A JACKEYSi. wtrp U MKN’A PANTA. wprn |3 34 POLIAHED PANTA. wpri 31 WORK AHIRTA. worn |i 13 APORT COATS, wpfn || •I TRENCH COATA, wtrn 3B MEN’S AllTA, wprn M MEN’A AITTA, wprt $.71 4B MEN A RATA, wprt II.B 3B AWIM TRtINKA. wPrn |: H AWEATERA, wtrp U.fS. 7 ((ITTON AKIRTA. wppn I t POLO AHIRTA. wprp SI P 13 PI.AY SHORTA, wpr# II BB B ABIM Al lTR. Ntr* St to PI.AY AHORTA. wprn fl.t I BERMl fbAA, wprn S* 00 \ TERRY ROREA. wpr« SV SHOES FOR FAMILY | SAVE! BOYS’ WEAR Moin Floor THONKN. L.dk.'. rslMrrn’.. M«a PLAVNBOEa. Ladle.' C»tu. «. CASUALS, Ladl..* Drr.., n.r. H HEELS. Lidlrf. Rr.nd Nam*. > SCUFFS. Ladles’ Baretaat. «i MOCS. Ladle.' LealSer. ner POLL PAEBOT SHOES, wer, OXPOaOS. Chlldrtn'i TeSMi. SANDALS. Cklldren’i LeotSei OXFOaOS. Men'. Caavas, wi MEN’S Brand Name SHOES. II.IH tIU SPORT SHIRTS, ner# II «x CHINO SLACKS, were t: tni PLAY SHORTS, nitr# t II SWIM TRUNKS. «.re I tl walk shorts, ner. St M SWEATERS, were tt.M. i SI BLUE JEANS, aio. «ei et KNIT SHIRTS, were |t.l tl ROBES, were UI.M SI SHORT SETS, were El i 47 pajamas, warn |t.W DOMESTICS - LINENS | Domestic - Home Needs Dowasiairt t4« DRESS. SKIRT ZIPPERS, ware tSe M FEATHER PILLOWS, lar|t ilu . M BLANKETS; 7* "iM", were II.N IM CANNON SHEETS, wer. It.SS 7« CHENILLE SPREADS, wert tl *# M PRINT DRAPES, wart M.W Oewnttitgf tt» DISH TOWELS, wara l»a tie WASHCLOTHS, war. IS. tSS TARD GOOBB. wara 4ta rd. Ue CANNON TOWEU, war. tte tdS CANNON TOWELS, wara lOe lit CUBTAtN PSNELB. wara Il.tt tte LOOP BOGS, war* tl.te CEoners dept, store 1 Free Red Tradiafl Stsmyt! 74 Netfh, Stgieaw St. Near Hbibb. * *~r fimmii»,Tlilngl I TWENTY-TWO THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY. JULY fl. 1990 Back from Vacationing'^ Wish You Never Returned? Bj BAL MVLC iw« ytM tbe mtiwtr you cuW In.i ‘*Hm. Uke a couple of upirtna.! NE:W Tt^ (AP)-Offloe tv- Boy. U he mad about aoiMthlnt!’' You k)ok awful. Now that you've tnaila that make^a ivtumoJ w "I »•'’«* $350 on mr ywaitJon. M • vacation what you need U cationlat wUh be had itayed away | ^ ■ ‘to my wife. Now that youve finally got • • Well. Smlthen. HI aay one y«*r »l*evef roUed up. what ira •Where you been hiding JW-jthing abtnit yoo-yoo‘re coMist-you tolhg to do next—go down-aeU lately' I haven’t teen you biLnt. Even on the fiat day back'»t»t»'» *hr a coffee break." ~v.nl. n< I ^ vaoitlon you fUU ahow «p! "Cheer up. man. Don’t look Mj half an hour late " jhlue. In Just 49 weeks and ^ ••You look tirtder than wh«|f*r* y^'U *et 'nother you left. Where did you get thoae'**'*’ H. U the firm is itiU in bual. circles under your eyes?" , The guy who was suppoacd to| a couple of wpeki. ••Been awray?" • Til bet ydu’re glad to t back.’ "Where'd >ou stay—under rock? I can get k better tan than oener lan inan w,_ ^ r Anderson Won f - ' •^;Take GOP Veep Bid around iwre an.vwwy?' We were vrvi'H h.rk you them "Is that the best BOYI.R you riHild do? 1 averaged 33 miles to the gallon on my vacatkxi tiOOD I \l ( ' Everybod\ Remember that kid office buy you used to needle a couple af years ago* Well, the boss called Mm in off the road and made assistant. You'll be ivporting to him now." 'I know yiu're probably broke good laugh; *>''• “ retiring tamorniw from the post "card you maiM-W’d P' * >«» down for $5 ' from that night dub-s-xcept qo'ward his farewell present. Cai body rovld figure out what J’ou.l'"''*’ ** now'" were trying to say. What hap-' "I gave up smbking while you pened to your handwnting?" |»ere away. I'm afraid you'll have "Don t bother to take off yourito find someone else to borrow privately lha| he wants to retun coat. The boss said he wanted taiyour cigarettes WASHINOTOlg (UPI)-Tre«sury Secretary Robert B. Anderson Is reported definitely not Interested in the Republicnn vice presidential nomination. An aide said that Anderaon, Texan who now lives In Green-wich. Conn., "seouldn't touch", the second spot. Reports have said Texas Republicans seere backing Anderson for a place on the'GOP ticket. The aide said Anderson haa aot been sounded out by V^ce President Richard M. Nixon about running with him and "it's not the cards.' to private Me iieJlt year. STORE. WIDE The HUB Clothiers Sptciol Group of JACKETS ^3.75 ENTIRE STOCK of • Sfrow Hofg • Copt 20% OFF ENTIM STOCK OF SPORT SHIRTS 20% Off INTIRI STOCK OF KNIT SHIRTS 20% Off •UYS YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MISSI RARE SAVINGS ON SUMMER TROPICAL SUITS SUMMER SUITS NOW $31^^ rOWMERLT Mt.M SUMMER SUITS rORMSaLT IU.M SUMMER SUITS rORMERLT SU.M EAGLE SUMMER SUITS roaifxaLT m.M EAGLE SUMMER SUITS XXTXa WWTB lY.YJ NOW »37’5 xiTRA FANTS I7.YS NOW NOW ^58” NOW «66’5 rORMERLT 1 and 2 PANTS SUITS wcmocD) THIS IS IT MEN ... ON YEAR 'ROUND SUITS IVY LEAGUE SUITS NOW *38” rORMERLT fO.M. 2 PANTS SUITS NOW *54’* rOEMERLT M» 50 1 X V ^ FAMOUS MAKE SUITS NOW *58’* NOW *68’* SPORT GOAT SAVINGS THAT MAKE VALUE HISTORY! SpKial Crosps, Tropical and Toai 'HouBd Sport Goats- NOW *15’* YEAR 'ROUND SPORT COATS rORMEELT IY9.M TO IM.H YEAR 'ROUND SPORT COATS rOBMEaLT U« M TO tSO.H YEAR 'ROUND SPORT COATS rORMIELT tW.M TO HAW YEAR 'ROUND SPORT COATS rORMERLT tU.M NOW *22’* NOW *27’* NOW *31’* NOW *33’* ENTIRE STOCK OF SLACKS 20% Off SPECIAL GROUP of SLACKS.. *6.99 2 Poir $13.50 18 North Saginaw Str«*f Downtown Pontiac OPEN MONDAY, FRIDAY 'TIL 9 P. M. MKROKB PROPOSRO — The map ihowe a( the BOO WedatAday auHiorlied ita preildent, routes of tne Baltimore k Ohio, Chesapeake k Hdwapd SlmpM, u open dtacusMons with the Ohio and New York Central railroada. Dlractora other two roads for a three-way merger. AmOVNCING the new lecatkm of PHELP’S Electric and Hardware TV Sales and Service 2616 DIXIE HWY. comer of Silver Circle Dr. We Welcome Our New and Old Cuitomers In to See Us, OR 31217 ' TV SETS - *25 UP Ealire Slock Entire of Stock of JACKETS Swim Wear 20% OFF 20% OFF Goodyeor Story ice Stores JULY SPECIALS OPEN FRIDAY'til 9 P.M. IPRGElieijf At This Low Price 420 U. tap. #A REM0VAHE ST0MA«E lASKIT amity iNet fram iMa ta iMa e FLOATINO ACTION LID apan at taucli at a • SAFETY UTCH WITH KEY LOCK • FOOD PROTECTION WARRANTY AND ONLY W Down Weekly IICu Ft REFRIGERATOR BIG SHELF-IN-DOOR STORAGE! • Dial Defrost • Magnetic Safety Door ALL FOR ONLY • Full Width Freezer Only $5.00 Down! Only $2A0 Week! NEW ACCOUNT SPECIAL FREE TIMEX WATCH WMli the purchase of any major appliance dertng aole or odding $59.95 to your praient account. ,, NOW’S THE TIME TO BUY... $ »> ....... ' “ pOR®yg||o|^ FOR COOL su^mer*'comf6rt I Push button 8-apeed control. Heafvy duty motor, UL approved. Attractive light grey flniah. Make Sure You Can Stop! BRAKE SPECIAL! |19 Htre'i Whot We Do . . . Ramava fr«nt a Chack graaM wkaalt aMh adimt braka.. • Raaack frant a Add braka Mui whaal baaringt. and raad tast A REGULAR $3.50 VALUE Flagr Samples $2JM Weak i / ■yr ^ n I wo Ljeneral Electric Keep Cool A|p CONDITIONERS *189 GOODYEM SERVICE SfOffi 30 S. Cass FE 5-6123 ^ces to Replace froposed NY Hotel InEW YORK (AP»«a muHl-IBUIimmJoUw Mfk» MMing «id ■ hoM wHI be bum on the wue of the AmericM just north Rockefeller Center. THE PONTIAC PRESS, Till HSDAV. JI LV 21. nmo rthUy dm U Webb * Kiwpp, ex-PlaiMd why; He hedn't been nUe to raiie the money for tte' hotel and had sold his S^year lease on the property to Urio Buildings Oorp. hy .a reported million dollgr*. The Urii flrni announced it, plana a 75-miIlioivdollar. 42*atory buihUng on the site, with a com-pletjon date set for early 1962. | l U EN I V-''ni UI*>- Navy Plans to 0rdeflS!.sS3"^."“ ’'"i The program calls for cndstnic* 5 New Polaris Suiis el MiDt Product Rtduced fiWith Improper Feeding -^lore than a year ago. WUliam Ipckendorf announced plans lor • «-story. »-miHlon-dollar hotel » be built on the elst block front frhveen Slat and 52nd sheets, tfckcndorf spent 4^ million ckil ^ ^ clearing the site and diggii«|,,2^!!^’^' STATION. Tex. ^ excavation. ftl'PIl—Texaa A&M College toys ♦ A a 'research shows that improper «Then and management of the K a* much as 20 to 30 WASHlNGTWtUPli-fhi Navy ^announced Wedneada.v it will order five new Polaris submarines authorised by Congrem Inytead of tion of 43 new ships, including a S293-mUlion-dollar super aircraft carrier conventloAally powered. It alao calls for modernization of,IS other ships. New Polaris Motors Nothing-to Do Tested Successtully Trouble, ' Says Hoover CAPE CANAVERAL. Ha. ‘lliatlc the most imp*iitnnt cause of! undersea craft propoaed by Preef-' * ‘ Ju\-enile delinouen, \ lent Eisenhower ^ I PALO ALTO. Calif. (UPl) -I Motors of tile IN.Ians test xe- The ex PiTsl.lenl - speaking ns' • iStanfotd UnlVersUy engineers areTOflcs laum-hnd (rom the •nucleai i-hHinnnn of Boys Clul. of Amen- At the same time, the Navy j««tlng a new auto engine de-laubmsrine Cu>or8e Washington offlca Wednemlay sal.l more than ^ ainr*«i&j4 Oa auudsuwA aalBa ruOliiSlAas «Hsd * IY|h HW I WsSh'I HWe « mrs/S luwa up at lenM i***!’’^ redWT air pollution and'Cape Canaveral Weilne,(«day are de.'Tno.tZiO gangsi< itiwttoa of in big cities. algnext for niV mieiiin laetlcal ve-!od last year li ■ed attack ’ R»lph Heinti, retired partner injWle. with a rartgr of l,.t10 mtulu nr nothing ismslruc I iJaok h Heintz. Inc , modified aniPi'l'’* These moioin lur m i|uanii piai e to go in thru r to ilo ____ ^ iordinary eight-cylinder engine tojty pmdiiriton iaiiii. ” ' [produce the new motor by the The nrxx aitxi ' addition of a precombustion cham- desigmxi io gix The Navy rexrealed It* plans in i her In each cylinder to destroy creased i-ange, IliKivt'r sfsike at the ilrUualioii it'd s nttl molois aiv i)f .< new Itoys rliil) tiuililiiig the Polans m ’ Questions com ernim; ih'IiHvs 1 ir •ne.ral bituicht a sinilr—but lle 'dkl say that he will nllend the ReiHihlicnn Nalionnl Cmnniiton in I ;ihi<'ago to make a 'courteay L (HiK-erh'' II Sanitarian Gets Lick of Own Medicine LMIAMIE, W>t> ill’ll - (uy;| i^nnitarlan Ovailes Walion senfi ] out a detail of fralernily under ' ('la^sn1en to paste big it I I .1 1 ON FLOOR I coverings! Sandran For 9x12 Room | "No-Scrub Vinyl" Less Than ■20 CLOSING ALL j CARPET! Terrific Savings! 9x12 I {COTTON RUGS I $2185 PlasHc V/all Counter Top VINYL 27" Wide OQc M RUN. 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He also suggested possible federal financing lor election campaigns. the Denwcnittc NattsMl Cam-aayataanvoiM > teetsr si people a greoter vsleo ii M--. r Mansfield now is assistant ma- 7.- "u- . jority leader of the Senate and tlie? passm •« laodefildp sC As to campaign financing. Mans-eid said, steps most he taken to: ratralize the effect of heavy spending unleu the parties prepared to restrict their search Decs "largely to wealthy! men and to coatinue to permit a ' Mite levei ,af tpOutte to par-llculnr Indhridiuli, and particular groopa with special lateKsto and the Itoancial regguPoea to back He said he believes H be dcsirablo to coiakler limiting presidential iiomliMtion gailipaign and general, man next in line for oufority leader if Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson of Tenu should become vice presi- NOT HTTriNC. HOTEFUIA He emphasized Biat his pro- N«pal Chief in India NEW DELHI tn-fOng hendra of Nepal flew here Wednes- for a change fn*h proce- "*« weones- dictated "by the dead handl'l*^ l«tr-dey talks with Indian of the past "was not intended to leaders on border questions. Both reflect on either the new Democratic cattflidates or the Refubll-can nominees to be chosen in Chicago next wreck. THeoasItag and breadeasHng at the rsaveatloa pesceedtngs. Nepal azid India have accused Bed China of violglizig their foontiers. SPECIAL SALE! Summer Cotton DRESSES prints, solids, 1 and two pc. dresses, sheets and full skirts SIZES 7 ^ane JJe Downtown ond Mirodo Mile a af Americana aware af the vratton processrs and n to qaesiloa "why so iv Seff-OutSa/ef TOOPEN1500 NEW ACCOUNTS! ■“^ft^SERVICt FOR 8 47-PIECE “Golden tast" DINNERWARE >R0BERT MK kid M«!/hall REDUCES PRICES on ENTIRE STOCK OF TROPICAL SUITS buy NOW! SAVE NOW! T|g«CTU.«l««D! 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INVENTORY CUARANCI SUMMER COSTUME JEWELRY Mrihhifkir Wvwty awrhifa. mIrm high ityfH kiaMMi, PEPTO BISMOL TO EASE UPSn STOMACH sGoo 14.& lOTTU V- Pruning Shears -XSpikie Sprinkler . .lEGULAR 7fc 43’. LIAVES HAIR SOPY AND EASY TO MANAGE WITH NO DULLING SOAP; PILM DISCOUNT PRICE Hr U} X- White Canvas Gloves I REG 33. ^7* IPOR GARDENING ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a ■ ■ \ EACN_ w peifeet far it fRYLON BATHE 6LO 1ST $1^5 >1.50 SIZE lata vaar lUrNy art »"• RS|t *B Glaw Maara taar skN ^ aaAsarte»whaaaaf. ikia saH. I TRESemme' CUSTOM BLENDED JP“M"LA H^IR COLOR 4 50 uMit. I MILD SMOKING PLEASURE! Par Saiaatll. Claaa Smekiaq Eaiay REG. 6* SIZE Bf CHOICE CIGARS TVVEXTVtSIX v' " ) THIS POy riAC PRESS. THUHSDAY, JULY 21, I960 Ih-yiiinn It. II. If nim:r, famrd jar xiMial 'loll II mid i <)UiUr\ > lollies, pm-dm rd the doodir-pi intrd silk-screened dress at left in chnnoai mid limiiti nl If ednesdn\'s \eu York shonini’s. The Work and Support It: Abby roieied up look nt right is one of jtie trends in rieniiig urm. Designed In Karen Stark jor Hanes Her in's coHee-tinii. it is Idaek ( hantilh lace handed in lain and Idaek satin. Don’t Give Away Baby n.v ARKiAII, VAN Kl KKN PKAR ABBY. I am .’O. mar nod and 5 months’ pregnant 'Mih my sownd litild. My husband lelt mo three wook.s ago and is paying mo Ks a wook support. This edvors my rout, (oth], 1 lolhos and TV Ii,i>mrnis This I'lvg-nancy was an aciifiont ! had no inton-iion of having another child ho up for adoption and give my first chtld a docent hotne. I d like your opinion NAMKU-:SS DKAR NAMKLKSS $190 a month plus whnt \(wi could earn is enough for any mother who really wants to supisirt herself and two childirn. il notice you are able to su|iport a TV .set i B.y all means giv • laith .uiiir babies a dei'eiit home—your home. I \e heard from hundreds of mothers who gave their babies away and never siopfied regretting It. * * * OKAR ABBY: What advice would you give a .‘ik-year-old widow' who has lieen invited to live with her married daughter? I have always made it a point never to interfere with my married children because I ve seen so much trouble as a result- «f it. but my Nuptials by Candlelight —w----------------- Judith Welch Marries DEAR .\BBY We live in 1. trailer court and have a four* ,,\caiM)ld son There are many children in the c( and they run like a herd -of wild ani- inals: My SOI 11 wauls to play with the other kids in the coui "t. so cither I have 10 o r 12 kids I.uihi-' 'ITie Rev (h-orge Mahder of-ficwted at tt^e SatuMay evening candlelight nuptials o •Tiidith Kllrn Uelch and Rob ik Harnnin m St n Chuich \1'. and Mrs Kdwin Law Vf nee. Welch of Mar\ tlav aie: rue are patents of the hnde The bridegroom is the .sun of the Klo.w, Rohmt llammns of K.ist .Mansheld flvenne. ^ Ifnnor maid Sandin ■ Tinsun in ballerina-length yellow l.oe over taffeta with matching hat, preceded the bride to. the altar which was banked with ^avhm>'gta(flhiv■ Bridesmaids Pamela I In of UI ■ ffpta with ami vvllim Tho tu idr s 1 r,f cchite Ch;t-ntiily llU'O nv* I silk laflr- V\ VifiS S .tyird w ith high neck- Lnp .HtLi Slf-r\ virn.iing in lily-point! s 0\C| ’ the hands The bouffant skiM cat Jght t'.v a large sa tin bt O' ler pleated - net. fell into a chr .pel tiHin. CROWN OF 1 I’F.ARI.S A CTO'.' of seed I>eaijs se- cured the fmgeitip veil of silk illusion The bnde carried a bond-cascade of white roses, stephanotis and d\ .. The bridegroom bad Richard Dembinski for_ his- best man. with Darrelld" Crandall and George Kagan, groomsmen, Joseph Tinson seated some, 2t)0 guests, assisted by Harold Welch Jr of Clarkston. A brown and blue floral printed cotton was Mrs. Welch's s*‘lection for the church reception. Her acces-■ories-in mink shade js-ere complemented by a corsage of yellow roses The mother of the- bridegroom chose brown and white printed cotton with a ' Dior bow accenting the, waistline Her shoulder corsage was of pink riisebuds. Assisting at the rereption MRS. RORRKT t. HAKKOl'N White p 1 g u e accented the bride's small bloek and white check c o 11 o n jacket dress d o n n e d for the northern Michigan hfineyraoon The couple w ill be at home on Clay -burn street MacDoweH Men to Attend Picnic Present and past members of the MacDoweil Male Chonis will attend'their family pieme •Saturday The affair will begin at .5 p m. at Marshbanks Metropolitan Park. Members not receiving invitations by mail may' call the group's sccretar>. J.‘ I. Waldo of Crane street. Drayton Plains. Women, You II Be Seeing and Many More Colors for Fall (laughln and her huslrand seem to he so sincere in their Invitation and I am lonely. All my friends iespecially the widow si tell me they would rather stai-ve to death than live with their married children I have enough incort' from my husband's insurance to live alone, but I am lonely I would appreciate your point of view. WtDOWKD MOTHKR DKAR W1IX)WKD MOTII-KR: IXai'l let the sour grapes fiom soiniaine rise's vine cm-hitier you Many widows have lived happily with their married children. Give il a try. Coats are appearing in new lengths with shorter sleeves and lutrrow slumlder lines. This mustard and white tweed with patch pockets and .shawl collar is b\ Robert Knox from the Hen Cershel collection. NEW YORK (UPD—We wome|w will gee red — and a multitude or other hues including purple — when " tufe do our wardrobe shopping this fall. Women's fashions are headed for such a colorful season that the basic little black dress will look drab as a wren beside the peacock. The fall collections displayed this week for visiting fashion re* porters are full of color — red ranging from fire engine to ruby and deep raspberry: every shade Of purple from palest violet through grape, eggplant, plum and amethyst; the whole green spectrum from apple and bronzed green to olive, jade, spruce and emerald. Dusty and azalea pink, beiges, off* whites and tangerine give a hothouse look to winter clothes, both daytime woolens and night*time silka,^ (JKT SOOTY LOOK Many fabrics in turn take bn a •sooty look because black was added during the dyeing process. Browns, grays, blues and greens all {{et a “blackened” look. Watch in the brown family also for taupe, chutney, burnished topailf and champagne. OTHER HIGHLIGHTS Highlight.s of other collections shown yesterday: H.XRVEY BERIN ^ Designer Karen Stark continued to feature the sleek, simple daytime wool dresses, with the waistline left in most cases 111 the normal level. Co.stume jackets were fur-trimmed. And for dressy occasions, she used a “bridging the gap” technique to show bareness. The dresses were sleeveless, cut high in front, low at the back, and the two parts joined with neat bows at each shoulder. BRANELL — Everything for day wear was drenched in color lacquer red. petunia pink, and fuchsia. Otherwise, the collection leaned to the conservative, pretty and becoming clothes. ^ The firm showed s group of leisure wear also —> one outfit, a lounn suit of black broadtail, for the vest and tapered trousers, with white satin blouse. There were several one-piece coveralls in velvet. B. H. WRAGGE ^ This firm, which caters to the woman “who doesn’t buy for a season but to build a wardrobe” for several seasons, featured several v outfits with a lowered waistline. A Wragge claasic, the simply cut jersey dress with string belt, this season came with an apron panel, nonruffled. One overcoat waj sleeveless, done sack style in a beige and drab green check wool, worn over a solid beige dress, witii long slebves. HANNAH TROY — Mrs. Troy liked color, but on the quiet side, with misty, creamy tones. Fur trim, on collar, cuff, or as lining, were on many of the neat, daytime ensemble.s. ARTHUR JABLOW Designer David Kidd uses the bias cut freely— bias cut skirts, biiui at fronts, bands, yokes and hiplines. ' In turn, box pleated skirts helped along the lo^ of mobility to the clothes. The designer al.so showed the princess silhouette and called it the “Armstrong-Jones,” after the British Princess whose wedding gown followed this classic high bosomed look. BEN GERSHEL —The costume theme ran throughout the collection designed by Robert Knox. Most suits came with overblouses, usually done ' in wool jersey or cashmere. Some •‘Costumes were two-piece dresses with coordinated coat. Colors included shoeing pink, shown in a cashmere coat with Peter Pan collar, and turquoise, used for an overblouse worn with a brown and turquoise plaid coat and skirt. Dance, Dinner Make News on my 10 foot lawn or he wants to run wild w ith them on somebody else's lawn. I wasn't raised like that and 1 don’t want my son to be wild either. If I confine him to our yard. ..he is huh. What can I d«to remedy the situation, lie-suies moving’ Pl’ZZl.KD DV:AR Pl’ZZLKD: This I'lobli'm I'l-sis with nil the ' pnirnts tn' ymir trailer court. Why noi i.ikr lurns haulin' the whole "herd" lo a playground. park or picnic grounds’ t’hildrrn need lo inn and play. CO N F I D K N T 1 A L TO ‘ TKMPTKir ; The best reason (or doing the right thing today is tomorrow. 'What's your problem'’" W nle lo Abby in care of this papi'r For a pei-sonnal reply, enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope. For Abhy’s pamphlet, "What Tmeagers Want To Know. ' send ’.Ti cents and a large. ■ self-addressed, stamped env,'-lope In rare of The Pontiac Press. McKnight-Fox Marriage Told Former Pontiac residents Mr. and .Mrs. .lames W. Ko\ of .'lount Clemens announce the marriage of their daughter. Margaret Fllen Fox. to Aimv Pf(-Alton H McKnighi. son of MrC .Moses Slopita of Cherry court and the late Henr> .McKnighi The reremony was performed-June '25 in St Michael Chapel at El Paso, Tex., where the bridegroom rs stationed The couple is residing in Kl Paso temporarily. < Slump Spoils All iN'EAi — f^r posture and slumping, undoeW all ih^ good - or nearly alJ- that beauty routines and ^ips to beauty salons and dress shops aciom-plish. Rv KITH MAlLNOtlKK BLOOMFltXD Hlt-L.S -•Another luncheon meeting was held last week at the Bloomfield Open Hunt Qub to furfher plans for the Denim Dance lo be given there Sept. 21, This will be the third of its kind to benefit the clinic of .SI. Joseph Mercy Hospital. It is given by the auxiliary of the hospital and called Denim Dance to show that blue jeans and Ixvus may be worn. Thcre_will be a chuck wagon-supper, many games and dan-cing. Mrs. James Q. Goudie, chairman, piesided as her cochairman Mrs. Jack Davis is at her summer home at Harbor Springs, * * * Committee members include Mrs. .lyhn A. ReW. Mrs. Edward E. Rothman. Mrs. Rocco di Marco, .Mrs. R. L. Polk. Mrs. Irving A. Duffy, Ml’S. Walter William.s. Mrs. A C Giranl. Mrs. E. A. Christie. Mrs. John .Maddoxss Mr^, Roy Cunningham ami Ml’S. Hai-wood Bacon. -Ml'S. Harry W. Taylor will cnlcrlaig at a family supper parly .Sunday -in her home on West Ixing Lake itiad for her son-in-law and daughter Mr, and Mrs. Robert L. Monis of .San Francisi’o who arc spending two weeks With her. Mrs. Morris’ brother-in-law and twin sister the Danforth Holleys have given a dinner for the visitors in their Grosse Pointe home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. McGinnis and Mrs. R.‘ E. LaWlor, spend the weekend as house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett E. Tracy at their summer,, home at Harbor Pointe. Ml'S. Vernon C. Genn has i-elurned this week from six month.s' t r a jitf-lN Hawaii, and Hmlig Kong. City Hospital Auxiliary Slates Membership Tea Japan f Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Buterbaugh were hosts at a cocktail party Saturday in their new home on Echo road. Mrs. Dorothy K. Roosevelt, wlio attended the Democrat convention in Los Angeles, has gone to San Francisco for a visit with her other two daughters, Mrs. Janet R. Walker and .Mrs. Agar Jaicks and their families. ♦ ★ Milton F. Coulson Jr. and his son John have returned from a fishing trip in Northern Michigan. Four Pages Today in Women's Section The (k)lden Anniversary / Membership Tea of the Women’s Auxiliary to The Pontiac General Hospital is slated from 2 to 4 p.m. Wednesday at the West Walton boulevard home of Mrs. Clark J. Adams General chairman Mrs. W. Fred Fuller i.s being assisted by Mrs. Floyd A. Compton, general cochairman. Pouring at the tea will be Mrs. B. B. Roush. Mrs. Ever-ette Reese, Mrs. William Donaldson, Mrs. Walter K. Will-man and Mrs. William R. Mc-Qure. Others presiding at the refreshment table will include Mrs. Philip E. kowston, Mrs. Willis Brewer, Mrs. L. Warren Gatley, Mrs. John J. Marra. Mrs. Vernon Abbott and Mrs. Harold A. Fitzgerald. Clarkston men l ornmittee members of Hontim Oak-land Town Hall, Inc., are busy with plans for membership extension for the lecture series in their area. Meeting recent!\ at the Middle Lake road home of PmlUfl Prm Mrs. Keith Leak, center, were Mrs. William Johfi-ston. left, of Middle Lake road and Mrs. Russell Colt-salt of West Church road. Series speakers will include Harry Golden, and Carlos Romuld^ / Also serv'ing will be Mrs. Arnold Hillerman. Mrs. Charles C r a w f o r d, Mrs, Charle,« Galloway. Mrs. Socrates V. Seklcs. Mrs. William J. Dean and Mrs. P. Eugene Miller. Conimlllee rhalrmrn In-elude Mm. Cecil MeCallum. Invitations; Mrs. M. D. fMielton, membership, assisted by Mrs. Charles E. Barrett; and Mrs. R. T. Lyons. Mrs. E, E., Elder, Mrs. Ross ' ElUott, Mrs. R. A, Arm strong and Mrs. Peter Hoogerhyde, guest book. R e f r e s hipent committee members are Mrs. Palmer Bundy. Mrs. Charles M. Campbell, Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Reese. * ★ ■ * On the reception committee are Mrs. Donald H. Carros, Mrs. Harold B. Euler. Mrs. Raymond Rapaport. Mrs. Normand Durocher. Mrs. Mc-Callum arid Mrs. J. A. Uammos. Others are Mrs. William Bedard, decorations; Mrs. Harry Stowell. courtesies: Mrs. James Garkson hospitality; and Miss Emma Howard social. * * It Mrs, Robert Segula, Mrs. Palmer Bundy and" Mrs. EF. R. Wilson conclude the reception committee list. Heading the transportation committee is Mr< William McClure of Illinois avenue. Mrs. Donald E. Redmond is tn charge of parking and Mrs. Forest R. Wood is publicity chairman. 1940 Grads Plan Reunion Committee members planning the 20th anniversary le-union of the 1940 Pontiac High School graduating class met iit the-OfThid road home ot Mrs. William Weaver Tuesday. Aug. 27 is the date for the ' reunion at Waterford's CAI Building. A social hour will precede the dinner. Graduates unable to attend the dinner have been invited to he present for activities later in the evening. Mrs. Robert Pote, of Dick . avenue will be hostess for the Alik. 2' meeting. For Little Ones NEW YORK (UPI) - When children are included in a wedding invitation to their par-, ents, their first names should be written in one,line below \ the parents’ name on' the inner envelope. THE rOXTIAC PRESS. THUBSPAT. JVhY 21. lOfiO TWEXtV-SEVEK DavisSecoid Ceremony Held Before 20Q‘Guests . John LuOimn Onirrh in I the scene ot the mnrriase o( Gertldine Seootd of Hoeheeter to Paul S. Davit Saturday < MOMS Install Officers white camationa adorned the chan- Tbe candlelight ceremony was performed by the Rev. Okw Ger-ken In the pretence of 200 guetU. Ptreato of tlM newiywedt are Vtlea and Ifee Clarcnee Ebert ■aMeri tt Beverly avonae. The ankle-length bridal gown of a bouffant tiered tkirt, lace bodice and matching jacket. Tinger-tip* veiling of silk, tulle w^a held by a jeweled crown. A white orchid and stephanotii retted on the bride's white lace-covered Bible. float In coral and white com-piemen ted a strapteM ballerlna-length drcM of ^nk nylon net ovor_aiatchlng satin for dudith SecMrd, her slster’a honor maid. Eugene Byers assisted the bridegroom as best man. Guests were seated by Robert Kreger of Utica and William ,C. Secord of Birming- New ofBccrs srere intrpduced hen B«OMS of i r met at the Jaj, Bogninating Chairman Mrs. dor- the Jajioee ng Chalrm encn E. Htckmott presented the Elizabeth Circle Holds Luncheon At the reception in the Rochester American Legion Hall following the ceremony. Mrs. Hawald appeared in a beige eyelet dress with white, accessories. Charcoal and white njdon was Mrs. Snyder's selection. Both mothers wore yellow roses. Returning from a honeymoon in Missouri and Kentucky, tlw couple will live in Rochester. MB*. PAUL S. DAVIS Mrs. Duncan McVetn. president. ..ill serve with Mrs. Edgu Thomas. flrst vlot prsddsnt^ Mrs. Lesale Andsrsoa, at^ond vies president; Mrs. John tewer, recording secretary; Mrs. Arhs Huiet, corm ■ponding secretaty; Mrs. Fkank VanHom, trsaiurer; Mrs. Chri Cox,, historian; and Mrs. Frank Emery, chaplain. Installation date! is Aug. I Mrs. E. K. Vsnderiind; Mrs. I Maude Place and H. A. Sibley! are directors. A prayer far Chrtallaa asder- : peace by ' aspspera- | dve <1 Six Area Students Honored The Eliubeth Circle of First Christian Church met for a picnic luncheon and business meeting Tueyday at the home of Mrs. How Pd Reynolds. Following the opening prayer by Mrs. Allan Hersee, the program "Heritage and Horizons In Home Missions" was led by Mrs. Paul Beam. The nine members and three guests present were n(ffified o( the 1 addition of three officers to the slatei Mrs. Harry Kunse. state, service chairman; Mrs. Reynols, ways and means; and Mrs. Brady AdamsM hospitality and contact Mrs. Geoife Uewis Cheat was^ received to membership. | Guests were Mr. and Mrs. James | Huttenhower. Mr. MeVean, Mr. Vanderlind, Mr. Hlckmolt and Mr.| Emery. | Mrs. MeVean will be a delegate | |at the . Michigan State Board of MOMS convention at Jackson Sept. 28-30. Mrs. Cox is alternate. j July picnic hostess was Mrs. Edgar Thomas of Center street. City Women Gloria Vizza Interpreter ^°^oredmth Filipinos Biidal Shower A tiildNl shower honoring Gloria Vu/% was hostessed by Mrs. John rwo Pontiac wiimcM hail pariini P IVi«ki< at her home on Sfnitls> lar (nten-st in tlic iTmnoples pn -idon W .iv Wednesday evtnMg-willing the plam .‘Spirit of Pnn 10 guests attended the kHcben and to the Philippme Hi puhlir. huthroom Duughfers (if Mrs Harry Ri of Ogemaw niiul and her guest Mrs Martha Miller of /.lUsin.i. pn are W.vclitfe Hible li;an.slatol■ lor jhe Institute nf l.ingiiislles in th” Philipplirs The plane which "as picM'iUed by I’nnUse nttrens lo Om-ral Carlos P Homiilo, Ainhas-sarloi from Itie I’hiliiipitw.s is ile-ugned to lariy scientists edui and n n*gl(>i •Uiie il Rnmiilo. who will h Miss Virzs. daughter of Mrs Ra-(hael Vizza of North Roaeltwd drive, will oKchange vows with Wll-liam Dale Hisikie. lOn of Dr. arnl Mrs J t. -Bnokte of North Perry, ■-irect Aug JO at St. MU’hael Catholic (hurch. itw liride-elect chose the nccs-Sion to announce attendants for her wedding Mf( Angein Alon/t will Is- her 'o-ier s matron of honor. Hridesma'ids will be Margaret Hiieman. Colleen IMcKnery. .loyee Ihiyjis aivl .leanette (lanje. iH'lKirah Rnoklr will atlrnd as flower girl ami 'Vlicharl Alonzi. as ring heatei Textured donkey or eirphapt pins in gold c iilona! metal proclaim your iMity loyalix llil-t summer Mrs. Harry Hire of Our maw road. If ft, and her ^ufst Mrs. Martha Miller of Altoona, Pa., were on hand Tuesday morninf’ at the hitenuitionnl Oood If ill ('.rremony at Pontine ( ountri ( liih. Old Hem Show? He’ll Use It to (;et Attention tUPIi - If skirls show a crease where the hem has been let out. take a cloth and rub It over a piece of soap. Then rub ■ the cloth along the crease in the skirt, wipe off excess soap and press with a warm iron Don ^iScold Child for JUid Ijonmnwe EASY-KNIT SWEATER 1 STITCH 1 SIZE See It Frntnrrd In thi^ Mntitli\ Snentern Mnnn:inr The Oxford shop Huron FE 4 7212 By DR. DORttTIIV WHIPPI.K One day your little Floral motifs — in fall pins andj earrings bloom through every price | line, from precious jewelry to cos-i tume. I may unexpectedly I’ome with; "Darn that slinky spin ■ch, I won't eut it," or some equally inriegani expression of disapproval. Where did he learn it? Why does he delight so in using i!? How can we dissuade hjm? Regularity Is Key six Pontiac area students were among those honored at the co.v elusion of the second session if the High School Communication Arts Summer Institute at Michigan State University. Award winners were Jean Isbidl of Pontiac Northern High School, high honors in advanced printed newspapers: Sheila Davis of W'a-terford High School, high honors in basic printed newspapers; and Susan Tyrell of Waterford High and Diane Walter of Ponti.ic Northern, basic printed newspape.s honors. Stay Young, Exercise Ferey Warren «f Pontiac Central HighyKehool earned honors In advanced televlaion-rali'j braadeasting and Richard Point-Oil of Pontiac Noithern won honorable mention -in advanced printed newspapers. Some 460 students from 12 statei are enrolled in the three sessions which began June 20 and end July 29. Taught by the university staff and professional personnel, courses are designed to offer outstanding students the opportunity, to learn advanced techniques and to gain experience In various a of journalism. Necklace Neatness (NEA)—Those bib necklaces in white are lovely for summer. But keep them clean. Wipe them with a damp cloth whenever they show signs of make-up. niKcK Yoi k.si-:m If .vou liiin il ei.ii-ful ng past the iis^.l ried an article about preventative li**i*ng is generally mo geriatrics by Dr. Thomas Hodge "bo has exerei.sed regularly all. McGavaek. Dr. McGavaek said, ber life, "Lack of exercise is one of the; * * * most important factors in prema- U you have neglected this faelor, ture aging today in this country." '* bot too lain lo begin. As Dr ^ ^ j McGavaek says, walking. is pi-oli- Dr, McGavaek is distinguished “"'J in gerontology and past p^idenf >«" ‘'“n ‘ ^bgth of of the American Geriatrics Society •so his words carry weight. " points out the beneficial effeets dj exercise oh circulation, miisele from lh(' Ixjy down'thn stivcl. a a a How you ii'spimd ti your rhild'H first «‘xperiniriil.s _ in had la a guagr will' ffrli-imini' how till ich of it hi> iis.'.s H you acl shockf'd. and u'spond vn-bally or with a .slap, the ■ words acquire power It tone and the’organs of the body. He highlights the Iniporlanee of regularity fh exerrise and condemns weekend exercise only. He feels that to be most helpful i exercise should be regular, even | If It Is only gardening or walking, ' and that nine holes of golf even r physical ability. Another nice thing ahoni walking Is that It alwa.Vs Ls:.avallahle. ment casually. Sometimes yrm joke about it -- rhyme the word into non.sense s.vlliibles This talk IS II stage all chil- , dren go thi-ough I .Spankings, washing nioulhs- j (lUt-w’ilh-aoHp or sroldiiigs seldom help and may even pio long the stage rile liKWc you hold .\oiir p.i lienee, the mpiv you can joke ahoui It and remove some of the speeuil. value these wonls have, the quicker your child wiU pa.ss Ihrotigh Hie stage t have club or wall in line lor a court or have any special e,|iilpmcnt except a pair of good walking shur-s. No matter where you are or where you go, walking is a readily available exerrise. It is pleasant, too, since it gets three times a week are belter you outdoors. If you have a gOiKi than 36 holes during the weekend. | companion along, that, of course, 'Hiis physician believes that brisk '* i #i . .-r i, walking is probably the best exer- You may have my lealle "Take Oise of all but it too should be 7 h*'a i regular, with two or three mPes a a stamped, self-addressed daily habit. envelope with .v^iur request for leaf-;let No, l.l. Address Josephine I/nv-As readers of this column ki.ow, man in care of The Pontiac Press Betty LeCornu Beauty Studio JULY and AUGUST Mondoy — Tuesday — ■ Wednesday »25.00 P.W. for . . . *15.00 *20.00 P.W. for . . . *12.50 *15.00 P.W. for . . . *10.00 Phone FE 2.5221 1062 W. Huron 7.»» Perfect to,wear right now or for Bock to School These odoroble new looking styles ore beautifully tailored for weorobihty and hove o deep hem to grow on In Beoutiful Vintage tints in washable cottons Sizes 3-6x and 7-14 ) ouiiff Fidles Loner Level Brisk walking is prob- \ ably the bkst exercise of ! 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Poet: I had a big diacusaion with a certain young lody about a social grace, or one that this young lady thinks Mlatx. and I am aure that .WKi can give us the corre< t anawer. The question is, "la it proper etiquette for a young lady to intent tonally Jeave part of a meal untouched whpn taken to dinner'" I enjoy taking this young lady to dinner and 1 get a great deal of pleasure out of seeing her enjoy her food. However. It annoys me very much to see hot' leave pneaten food on her plate when I know, in fact, she would like if. .She claims it |s unladylike to consume everything on one s plate Could .voo please enlighten me on this subjr^ct? An-swer: It i.s not proper etiquette to waste good food by leaving It on one’s plate to be thrown out. Indeed, for your friend not to finish what is on her pl«te when she would like K) eat if, is really stupid. PI-KNTV t»P PRKHKNTM Ih-ar .Mrs. Post: I have several friends who never come to visit me without bringing a preseni It is very nice of them to do this and I do appreciate their thoughtfutnes.s, bpt it is hecoming rmbarraKsing and I (lo wi.sh they wouldn't do it. Will you please tell me how 1 can tactfully discourage this practice? Answer: .Simply say, "You are mm h tm) generous lo give me such lovely pi-esenis, but please don t do it any more” Then if they I'onlinue lo luing .%ou presents. ac(-ppi them with the pleasui-e they are intended to bring Dear Mm. Post: I would like to know Iwiw to pi-operly ivfer to itiy husband when talking hIkiuI him lo my daughter's hoy friend Do 1 say "Mr. Jone.s," "my husband' or "Jane's father?" Aaswer: "My hu-sband " i.s coiTect, but "Jane's father" is equally correct and more friendly Exchange Pledges in Candlelight Joyce Johnson Is Married to David Olei Bollard Joyce Ann Johnson exchanged ^wedding vows with David Oial Bollard in a candlelight ceremony Saturday in First Congregational Chiu^. A A A The Rev. Mairolm Burton read the service before an altar decked with white gladioli. The bride Is the daughter a( Mn. Elmer dames Prestaa of OHver street sod Earl Jahasaa af DeMt. ^ * The William Val Ballards of Bay-brook drive. Drayton Plains, are parents of the bridegroom. AAA Aqua cymbidium orchids and stephanotls mounted on a lace fan complemented the bride's ballerina-length dress of white Chantilly lace over satin. Sampling wares which will be offered at Central Methodist Church’s old-fashioned ice-cream social Friday evening are seien-year-old John Huntley of Old Orchard drive and five-year-old Siisnnne Bank of PairtUc rrm Pksto Jrankiin boulevard. John's mother Mrs. Lloyd Hunt-ley serves some mouth-walering pie-a-la-mode. The siH'ial will tempt downtown shoppers to rest and refresh themselves on the church lawn. was attached to a pearl crawa., Maid of honor Virginia Beebe, n ballerina-length aqua chiffon over nylon, wore a matching hat and short circular veil. A A W Bridc.smaids Earlene Vallad and Shirley Gruber appeared in aqua chiffon over nylon with turquoise bodices. All attendants carried shrimp Debate Lets You Gain Stature Before Son By .MI'RIKL I.AWRKN('E ' Strong Man, the stalwart, inde-jsolutcly contradicted by his dc-Just before dinner Mr. B lustens pendent Head of the House uponimand for his son’s agreement with whom his wife and children depend. I him. He is quite incapable of perceiving ] AAA that this view of himself is ab-l If we are tnily strong and in- Birthdays Noted I by Bell Women ^ Mrs. Norma Facer of Walnut j l.,ake entertained .several of her; ia.ssociates from the Michigan Bell; !Telephone Co, Wednesday evenin’.| The parly was given in eelebn ■ lion of the birthdays -of fierfenal Craves. Mrs. Grant Arnold of Ortonville and .Mrs. Elmer Peters.! Mrs, .Michael Becker. Mrs. Clif-' lord Payne. Mrs. George Jaeger,^ ;Mis. James Martin and .Mrs. Mar-‘garet Kitzman also attended. Following a luncheon, (he grrtip heard oi-gan selections by M.-s. ■Martin and .saw movies taken by ;Mrs. Kitzman. newscast which reports powerful senator's attack upon his favorite presidential candidate. He's furious. Through dinner he regales his family with threats of jiersonal and national doom if the candidate of his political party is not elected. He itemizes the opposing party’s i past foreign policy mistakes andi criticizes all its membei's as "suek-i A.S his wife is sei-%ing des.sertj his 17-year-old son names his] father's political parly and says: ‘•They’ Take the Course and Try It Like Bus Hostess Job? history class, the teacher was sa.ving that both our political parties have had a rough time finding a workable foreign poUry toward the Soviet bloc. She said I'll have no pussy-footing talk! of that kind in this house! " - j Yet Mr. B regards himself as a' NEW YORK trPD-If the Rlamorous job of an airline stewardess appeals to you but .vou’re strictly a landlubber, a new I — a To be a success, a girl needs a bubbly personality, the cap-, ability of a nurse, a good figure, and a wide vocabulary. A higb-school diploma and some working e.xperience also are es.sontial. Applicants must be at Icasf five feel, three inches tall and between the ages of 19 and 27. 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Extends down 7-ina. -UL listed. 154 North Saginaw Phone FE 5-4171 12-week course at the Grace Downs modeling K-hool in New York, The course is Identical to the one given to airline hostesses,. Starting salaries range from $62 to $73 a week. But with overtime, it’s possible to earn $100 to $125 a week. That's more than an airline hostess makes, said L. Hilton Warwick, operating manager of the bus •s.vstem, who interviews all applicants. A bus hostess’s job includes serving meals, carrying electric shavers or bottle-warming equipment to passengers, checking reservations, and passing out magazines and piUows. If a girl is ambitious. It’s possible to wonk up to the position of assistant terminal manager. "But most girls like being hostesses so much that they don't want to do anything else," Warwick said. dependent parents, we do not need, of course, the support of children's agreeing opinions. In this tense political year, it’s wise for us to consider this fact. We may find ourselves in political disagreement with our teen-age children. If we find ourHcUes getting upset when they refuse to share our opinions, we need to wonder why we crave their agreement — and look at the probability that we are not the stalwart, self-sufficient souls we claim to be but are In truth, pretty wobbly dependent ones Fathers particularly need to look at it. Otherwise like Mr. B they may develop high blood pressure. They can't have their cake and cat it, too. They can't claim to be-sturdy moral characters — then blow up whenever youngsters refuse them political agreement. .A A A W'e have to make up our minds on these matters. Let’s either admit our need for young people's support of our opinions — or as a genuinely strong person, maintain them without their support. , If fathers want to avoid family tension in th^gjrear of political tension, they'd do well to settle this conflict in themselves. Every teen-age girl should learn; that frequent shampooing can turn dull. lifeless-hair into a lively beauty asset. The bridegroom, who Uvea on Judson street, had the bride's brother Larry as best man. Clare Payne and Bill Gruber seated guests. A A A After a reception for 130 guests in the Elks Temple on Orchard 1-ake avenue, the newlyweds left for Ontario. They will reside on Tildcn avenue. Mrs. Preston chose beige lace with matching accessories for her daughter's wedding. Her corsage was a coral cymbidium orchlH to her ensemble of white orchid,to her ensemble of, blue linen. For Eye Sparkle (NEA) — To make your eyes look luminous and the whites of your eyeballs whiter, simply draw a thin brushline of white eyeshadow along the top of your other eyeliner. SALE!’ Moling Shoes Further Reductions $V QT and I $2.97 formerly 12.99 to $7.99 MALING SHOES so N. $eginew $t. fine Furniture Pixleif^S so MANY PEOPLE ^AVE INQUIRED ABOUT THESE FINE RINGS HAVE-PURCHASED THEM . . 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"Toward the nMdIo of vaoallea I Hod that I have more ttme oo my haade thoa I eaa aoe coo-BtraeOvety." comparod wttb ea|y M par of t»o glrlB. plaa to got Uad of sainmor voootloa Some 6 per cent of the stem pill spend their vacs camp. 24 per cent wUI pt time helping around the ■nd 41 per cent wUI Just William Spalding of Berwick boulevard anntmnces the On# Lot Women’s STRAW PLAYSHOES and FLATTIES Savarol Stylus SAVE 1 55 Rogalar 3.(M) Vilie SAVE Another IT-year-old nonconform-itt. Mstvin George of Brooklyn agreed with the too long verdict and suggested that "some of the time be given throughout •rhool year when you really could use some free time” Moot, however, agreed wlth*T5 yeoivoM Barham Bright of Pittsburgh that vacations are "ton short—Juat as you begin fo really | enjoy your freedom the summer | JrST MAIN -NO’ Children’s PUYSHOES and BAREFOOT SANDALS White Ployshoes 1 55 Brown Borefeot Men’s - Boys’ CanvasDXFORDS 199 Blue Brown Sizes 3 to 6, 7 to 12 Men’s SUMMER OXFORDS Sdverol Styles Reg. $6.99 Values 4 88 Open Mondoy and Fridoy Nights ’til 9 P. M. 73 NORTH SAGINAW STREET GOT A VACATION on YOUR MIND? If you ore planning a trip in the near future, it will pay you to make sure you hove adequate insuronce protection. Let uc help plan a program thot will best fit your needs.*—— * - - H. W. Huttenlocher Agency 306-320 Rt(CSR OLDC. PI 4-1551 • inKH-imiii ui me sunmifT va-catkxrvaries from state to ifatc and In many placet from school district to school district. The range watt from 9 weeks or leu ■ per cent of those polled) to U more weeks il5 per centi, but average vacation length seemed to be either 10 weeks (31' per cent! or 12 weeks (37 per cent). | With aeboola ckwed everywhere ■cmaa the rsualry. It p^ably waa the wrmg time to aidt these yMMgstom how long they would like the orbool term to be. KAREN EDITH SPALDING Retain Your Control When Son Buys Car By RUTH MILLKTT So junior has a summer job and is saving everything he earns to buy a jalopy of his very ( That’s fine if you make it quite clear to him that even though*tie pays for his own car. you. as his parents, fully intend to control his use of it. lie should bo made aware that St because yo uare letting him buy his own car, you have intention of turning him loose to run around wherever and whenever he plciises, night or day. A recent study made by an Insurance rompnny of 20,000 students In .20 different high schools revcnls that enr ownership has more efferl on a student’s grades than permission to use the family automobile. That is undoubtedly because junior can't have the family car anytime he wants it. It Isn’ to run out and hop into any time he feels like killing a few hours. And he certainly can't hav« use of the family car every rfight the week. (ttf juMMAWkeifi*. For a ecrtalnty, advoi'ales of year-round achooUng found few' supporters in our poll. Less than; per cent, all of them girls, ven-; lured such an opinioh Mosf ((» ■enti were satisfied with the nt nine-month school year, although a 10-month program seemed reasonable to 27 per i>cnt of the youngsters, and 3 per cenL pven went so far as to suggest 11-month school year I think 1 could survive with a little less vaeation." commended Georgia Robertson. 17, of Burbank, Calif. "Another munlh of school would help." Texas filed a scoix'hlng deniur-•r in the person of 16-year-old Cheryl Crist of Dallas: "In Texas, the summers are too hot for study; after all. the schools 'are not air conditioned." I aluct to 39.9H BUDGET GROUPS 8.8S 11.88 l!2.88 BETTER GROUPS 15.88 18J18 34.88 ,'V In easy to core for cotton You'll wont several ot these wonderful savings U, Missy, ond holt sues Draiiei — 2nd Floor 10% HOLDS. YOUR SELECTION and wa will daftr your billing until Oct. If you EXKKKIZE CONTROI, But. all tod often, as soon as high school student gets a ci of his own, his parents give trying to regulate his use of it. So. junior is out driving argund aimlessly when he should be al home studling. Somehow he nuuiages to e>^ vInce his parents that since the car It his. especially If he paid for It with hla own money, they have no right to tell him when he Is going and when he intends Embroider this sampler for i baby's room — a pretty decoration. a sweet reminder the proud parents will cherish! Give a gift that's truly persohal' -a sampler story of the Happy; Event. Pattern 894; transfer 12x16-inches; color schemes. •Send 3.6c (coins) for this pattern—add-5 cwla tor xachtJjattoro for 1st-class mailing. Send to The Pontiac Press 124 Neediecraft Dept., P.O. Box 164. Old Chelsea Station, New York 11. N.Y. Print plainly pattern number, name, ad-! dress and zone. When that happens a car of his wn can be a real handicap to student's making good grades— or even managing to pass all hia courses. 5k) before junior plunks down his money for a beat up old car you had better have it understood buying a car he isn't buying complete independence from parental authority. You would smart to .set down some rules regarding use of the ear and have him sign a pledge to obey, the^ before you let him become’ a car Owner. For practical pointers on getting along with that man in your life, order your copy of Ruth MlUcU's^^ U£W ,bookJct,. "ilow < to-Have a Happy Husband." 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Removoble mink color for versatile weor! i Coot Sefoa — Sacead Ffoer GRINNELL'S, 27 South Soginow Street • FE 3-7168 •far praducts labeled to thaw countnr of origin of Imported furs. V V THIRTY THE POXTIAC PRESS. THI RSDAY, JULY 21, 1960 1. ■ OUT THEY GO! Kvorv SIkm* In’ llu* Store !Miisl He Sold H«‘fore \^e !Mo>e Kvprv pair a famous bram): I. Miller . . . De laso l»ebs . . . Krica . . . Sandler »)f I^oatun . . . Moxees ... A. .Main of Italy ., . Cortina .. . Ithythm Step .. . Foot Flair ... .\rpejtKio.s and many other fine make.s. Shoe.s for Dre.s.s. Tailored or Cu.sual Wear ... Mid or Mitrh Heels ... in a full ranjre of colors, patterns and sizes. WKKE TO $26.9.> *4»* (. *10*^ SUMMER FLATS CASUALS WERE TO $10.95 8/1 »0 ODDS and ENDS OM^: OROIIP Poultry Is a Better Buy than Ever Popul^ Steakft This is rfpfiniMv lhi> vainn nt _H ■■ liitiiiaBlWil SB SAVINGS ON COMPLETE ROOM OUTFITS Thi* iff definitfiy the waiion 'or:muKle of the round are______ _ _ Miohiaan grown food, but idio{r tender, and lower prIcM. ■ per* cannot expect to find plentu! Have you noticed that aummer )*'■ ful aupplie* of every food all au.ivllhe leaaon when you buy morel* mer. remind* the Marketing In-!ice cream than usual? Price fla-'* formation Agent, Mrs. JoaepMne'var and aixr of package ai» aome!! Uwyer. F:ach fruit and vegeiabrfiof the factors determining which *'“■ “ particular time when it. ISjice cream you buy. -----•--- ‘*-l| '* |m la MIriilg... IM cremn pur- i! ehasea ara pralectod by strict |5 harvested, peak of supply. The .Michigan raspbeny is an example of fault which is never abundant supply, which c-ome* to, ^ ^J!! |S market for only a short time in any ,• eeal milk lal aki not less ■ by weight of i! — fndt or 5 duanlily. If you plan (a enjoy tn*; fragile fruit, It Is available from jw until the end of the month. If you plan to freeze some for winter use. this week should be Ideal. Since raspberry suppliea sr? small compared to some other fruits now being harvested, you'll find raspberries priced al 30 to 40c a pint this week. Mirhigan Mate t'nIversHy ree-onMiiends three ways for freeling raspberries, depending upon how you wish to use them later. Kllher pack dry wilhoul sugar; or rover with 40 per cent syrap; or mix I rup of sugar with * ■'Ups ol (mil. Kort.v per rent s.vnip is made by dissolving a ■■ups of sugar In each 4 cups of tvatrr. (Iiill the syrup before one half Inch head spa«-e al the lop of the ■■■inlalners for expansion when llie Iterries freeze. Raspberries lose flavor-i-apidiy. so use them the day of'purehaso. To avoid crushing, spread the berries in a thin layer on tray before refrigerating^ Wasli and dram berries just before scrit mg. to per real milk fi than 0 per eent "elear, mature, the juice thereof." Nut Ice cream must contAi not * less than 10 per cent milk fat 2 And not lesa than 2 per cant by 5 weight of sound, hoh-t-ancid huU.lB French and custard types of IceiB cream contain not less than 1? ne.-|B cent milk fat and l.l per cent of ■ egg yolk solids. * The season Is right for fresh 5 gooseberry pie, or cherry and your £ old-fashioned currant recipes. The ■ market master reports light sup- ■ plies are now available. New Jer- ■ wy's blueberry season is ending, ■ Michigan's is getting under wav. S You will find more blueberri?.* 5 next w«»ek. Looking (or fresh pny-la duce in plentiful supply? The.iB check summer squash, cantaloup*-, ■ watermelon, honey dew Melons! i* 88 SOUTH saginaw spend for meaj. It may interest youjp to know that large size canned'! hams, whole fryers and turkeys!I are available at approximately 20 I cents per serving this week. Very few meat cuts are as low in price. If your laijiily is typical, v.m. Crater Uke. Oregon, which is ■ like steak in summer and you likcjan unusual sapphire blue lies in * to bmil it over charcoal. How dowhat was once a gigantic volcano 2 ^mi know you will get a tender land is estimated to be 2,000 feet ■ iteak" Mrs. Ijiwyer suggests that'deep, took for well-marbled steak. CORNER AUBURN AVENUE OPEN FRIDAY ond MONDAY TIL 9 P. M. FREE LIGHTED PARKING REAR OfVoRE DRASTIC PRICE CUTS ON LIVING ROOM and BEDROOM SUITES Marbling means streaks of (at lerspersed within the lean. A well-bled steak will usually be ten-■ler and juicy when broiled It came from a young beef animal. FedemI grades are a guide U tenderness and age of the animal. I'. M. Prime and IT.8. Choire meal graln-fiui animals. If beef is Federally graded, and If It has nut be< n trimmed t«Mi deeidy, you purple shield-shaped stamp eneloslng the grade and the letters U.S.D.A. So^>ie stores also pul the beef grade jn the paekage label. Certain steaks are more lendi-r than others. Those most lend-*r are porterhouse. T-bone, sirlom! and club. Rib steaks are a littlej less tender and usually c-ost Ifissl per pound Steak* cut from U.S.I Clwice blmie chuck and the to; OAKLAND CUT RATE Soginow St. ■ ■ jA 1^1 ■ ■ OAKLAND MMsIiSI—Tae,. -Sn b«, Sandi CIGARETTES 26° pk,. Regular Size 42.30 c. Filter and King Size 42.40 c. FREE ROLL OF FIL.H With Every Roll of Block and White Film Brought in for Development rNnie-TA.,. ■ '’•V ^Oc ■ R,,. I/.IJ ■ a,». isr-i*. ,su. ■ DRISTAN ■ ^lAAII AT z ntnirtiiM ■ Ml FFKIFY ■ TABLETS 69' Beg. 9«c SIMILAC LIQUID oiiR PRICE IDO Size 5 R«g. J3.9I n g*g. ytc Site uiri, unn*. s ^LOCK ■ ALKA- HIGH NOON ■ DEODORANT ■ 1 Year Guarantee | SELTZER ■ Sun Ten a , OUR $198 ! OUR ““ ■■'■■■■■■■■■I tg. 11.25 TANFASTJC or DICALCIUM ; KLEENEX ■ CAPSULES ■ lOt S 2 With oo# ■ •*” ■ S Vitamin 0 ?|0* i , a -« ■ S 100 (isc ■ 3 for 29c-limit 3 ■ 1 P»a IT 9t ■ Cd/s ■ Lotion . 73' I a *1’* ...................... ■ **' S si-19 S Beg. 29c Size f ■ PREPARATION H S ANACIN ■ CHILDREN'S ■ D.O.I ■ t ounca aiae ■ TABLETS S ASPIRIN S I _ rzKi 39*: IJIMMMMMMMMMMii - Beg. S9c ■ . . J.O.C DENTURE ■ ^ TABLETS Z ASPIRIN Z POWDER ■ p rniu 69*^ ■ in 89^ IFIaeored ]9* ■ p^CE 44^ ■ OUR PRICE Giant Size ICE iCBEIUI SODt 24* Kosher Corned Beef SANDWICH COMPLETE G.\RBYOtJT SERVICE Stop In For Our Doily BREAKFAST or LUNCHEON SPECIALS Regular 15c Bail-Point Pens NOW ONLY 5 C Ea. A FEW DAYS LEFT! COME AND GET ’EM! PBKZS OOWN TO BOCK B0ITOM DRESSES JUNIORS' - MISSES' - HALF SIZES Were to 19.95 Were to 22.95 Were to 34.95 NOW NOW 7 NOW 9 T-SHIRTS 13 BLOUSES WE« 5,^55 Were 2.98 Were 5.98 Were 7.95 $2.98 SWEATERS VALUES TO SI4.95 *1 $2 *3 *2^’ ^6^ *8 90 PLAYWEAR JACKETS, BLOUSES, SKIRTS, JAMAICAS, CLAMDIGGERS, BRA TOPS 1/3 OFF SKIRTS ERE $7.98 WERE *3^59 SUMMER DUSTERS *2.99 WERE TO $5.98 2 PC. sns BRAS and GIRDLES 'VALUES TO S8.9S A, «2 >3 WeYe to 12.95 NOW W'ere to 17.95 NOW S^99 '6 $C99 USE TOUR CHARGE OR BUDGET YOUR PAYMENTS . ' \ OPEN MONDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. JULY 21. I960 < * THIRTY-ONE SUMMER >T COHSUMEIIS CENTER Consumers sweeps clean of all Summer Merchandise at Drastically Reduced Prices! Check the few listed items, and there are many more not listed ... so COME IN AND BROWSE AROUND AND . . SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! ^ MEN'S Short Sleeve SPORT SHIRTS WIDE CHOICE of PATTERNS Comport $1.98 Compart $3.98 LADIES' BETTER SLEEVELESS BLOUSES irf« SaUctiM StylM aat Calan. Printt, laiaa aat Cbacki—Siiaa 12 ta 44. Coaptit S2.98 Ctaptit SI.98 GIRLS' All White SURjFER With Cord Btit—tht Lotest Shts 7 to 14 CLEARANCE PRICE 0«r ; trice BOYS' KNIT POLO SHIRTS Short tlttvt, btoutiful assortment potttrns. 98< Value Sizes - 3-8 C CUARUICE PRICE W 1 66 PLENTY OF FREE PARKING HALF SUPS Mode of Viscose. Lovishly Loct Trimmed, Wide Variety of Colors. Sizes S-M-L. SUPER CLEARANCE Q PRICE! ElMwhete 98c LADIES' RIOT CLEARANCE!. SUMMER DRESSES Complete stock of new styles, potterns. ' Buy several ot these drosticolly reduced cleoronce prices. \ $2.98 VALUE j SgOO $3.98 VALUE *2” 2 TOR *5“ $5.98-$6.98 $A6T .-g, VALUE$ Q 2 FOR ’/ EXTRA SUPER CLEARANCE SPECIAL Mon's Wash 'n' Weor SUMMER SUITS Corded in Blue ond Grey — Single Needle ^ 00 Construction. Sizes ^ 7 36-44. ComjMtre $17.95 / Boys' and Girls' PLAY SHORTS Poplin Plain Colors OUT THEY GO! MEN'S CANVAS CASUALS Wantad calart. Sizes np to 12 Men's and Boys' LOAFERS Utually $5.00 and Se.OO. Hack and hrawn. aelt laathar 5JS r BOYS' SHIRT andSLACK.SET Matching Belt—Assorted Potterns Sizes Clearanre 3-8 /'rwf EUewhere $I.9H WoiMi’i ad Girls’ CASUALS EVERYTHING FIRST QUALITY A fine lelection of coiual ihoes in thia assorted lot— Fobric or leather uppers in - HURRY !!! Many More Outstanding CLEARANCE VALUES! Boys' Short Sleeve SPORT SHIRTSv A Big Selection of Knit ond Broodcloth Compare $1.98 Value Clearance Price y ■ DISCOUNT DEPARTMENT STORE 178 N. Saginaw St. Too Many to Mention! Come and See and Be Amazed at the Great Savings Available for Your Benefit! QUANTITIES LIMITED! V - THIRTY-TWO OME COLOR i 1'^. '■ THE POXTIAC TRESS, THURSDAY. JULY 21. I960 U. S. - Formosa Team Testa Diacovery mMMs «f tiw Univcraitr «| Odl-i Develop Vaccine for Trachoma hMl WASHINtrrON (Nt:A» - Two Uitlf •nd evrnfailly rauMf blind I'.S. Navy admttets who ttaedjn«« ‘•n be cured In lia eariy ihemselve* as guinea pigs arej«»*eM wUh suKa drugs and anli-. «t>rking with a Nationalisi China ibiotics. tliMx. medical team on a v^iw which s a * Be fore World War II. the dls- prOTise* to banish , trachoma, a I vk-tiros eyes secrete an in-ease was prevalent among low NimUng eye disease. fecttaius fluid whK-h can spread income groups throughout the Trachoma ainifts alKHJt <00 the disease from one person tOiU.S. Development of wonder •^■-^lifFafeklncreBsed Qthsr research projecU ahncsl aAGINAW (UPf) -f'lhe opant- K t preveatte trachoma are alao'thaH nanager at Natldnal dtp Dinr on '^in England, Japan. ea said the Hne would have to Betheada, Md.. at the National hMve the city if ita 2Scent farej were Increased. The line is the parent flm of Saginaw OQr Linea. fuale saaltatiM farUMea iclne is regarded as a major Massed for trsehsma's ae- metUcal event. reserve- ' S * a ! Although other scieirtiats have holated the etuaivc trachoma vIruB, the UJ-Forowaa specialists are the flrit to convert it the disease Ironi one person toiU.S. Development M womler * duwase preventive, million people throi«hout the another drugs snd improved saniution Other loolattass have bees I world Although it oevurs piinci-[ yior instance sityone who wipes methods, however, made It prac- made to Peru fp-irt. t umma pally in Asia, Africa and p;uis of hw face on a towel which has tically nonexistent. nist tlitoa a>'s
  • n.used by a trachoma vi«sim e e * Afrira and'tWUfarsia a health haiard among Amcri-lmHy .sintraci the disease Some e e * atrtra and tWUfor^. SHANNON, Ireland (LTPfI - The ^ can Indians Most U.S. cases are; "^rt» Wieve the infe«1k>n may ^J*”*'*’ " * * * windshield of a Pan American on resenations In Aru.ma.>4w! n,«l And Nevada. !"'"® ^ ‘*-V dust. ,^e estahllshed woridwide, one ever pinpointed in the U.S.. I«nding Wednesday on a flight ^ * ITito airborne carrier plus In perfection of the trachoma vac- was found early this year by net- from Detroit and Chicago. ‘ ^-i— Jetliner Windsliield Cracks in landing „ die told a meeting of the dty’f apecial hue committee yealenlay the only wortable through the uaa of fare tahens. , ♦ ♦ h The line reported businaae down The sacctae, wIim-Ii was de-scispad Inst year to KsrmoM hv mediral resran-brr R. L. WaoIrMKe of Uke lUiilfs, 111., to now being tested .on I.as* Chlaeae rliildren. Although clinical trials have b^n ' highly promising. ’ final results won t tie known imiil , 1961. Wooindge is a nicmlx>r nf a I'S. naval n*scarih unit in T.ti pel. Others Involved in the \ic-cine’s development are Di. J Thomas Grnyston .ind'irseanher Paul B. Johnston, both of Chicago. and Taiwan I'nuersily scientists Yang Yen-fci ami Wang San-pin. Waolridgr and tira.vst I test the « Trachoma is raiLScd by a virus that Inflames the inside lining of Ihe eyelid If left imtreated, the affliction will spread to the eve, object of a drivers and mechanics _ ^ strike last winter. The airlimsr, «rrykgr 70 pas- committee has gone on !I*ers, was about to make its *'* doacent when the windshield P'«"-crttoked It was understood Urf craeking waa due to a sudden * y'" change of temperature during the descent The window's inner pane remaineil intact .Sixteen passengers left the plane at .Shannon. None were aware of ihe incident. Another jet from New York waa diverted to Shan-iHin to collect the London-bound passengers. ^ ,MSU Assistant Editor ^ [Wins National' Honor Bentley Will Chair Forum in Chicago DETROIT (UPI) - Rep. Alvin M. Bentley (R-Michi has accepted an offer from the Republican National Committee to act as chairman pi a ioaaign affairs forum to be conducted In Chicago next week in conjunction with the GOP National Convention. BenOey will go to Chicago July V.................... 'there'! i Satisfied Fedeeal Nodenizalion Cretomer Wear Yob" SeHing $pree WITH A GIQANHC BONUS Sales Tax laeliM ii Al Prkss! Guorontfod 1 Full Inch Thick ALUMINUM STORM DOOR •niiflMl Ml Cli ------ SAVE *17.67 the Big Difference CORVALLIS, Ore. (U^l-Ralph L-Hamllton, assisUnt agricultural |27. IVe .main speaker will edior, of Michigan State Univer-(jjlmry Cibot Lodge. U S. u... slty's information service. has,bg«uidor. to the United Nations, been named by the American and the poashie Republican vice Asan. of Agricultural College Ed-lpreslddnUal dominee. "Jr 1*0^ "-a th#i oufstandiag young! Bentley, ia seeking the nomina- 'cdiwr in the group s noifh centramkHV (or U.& senator in the Aug. 2 legion . T)rin»ani, ' ' NOW READ THISI The perfect Fun time companion for those evenings out-Big D-Drewrys-the beer that makes the Big Difference in Fun. Whether you enjoy Big D at your favorite restaurant or friendly tavern—you’ll know that here is no ordinary beer. Drewrys exclusive process keeps all the flavor in — brews sweetness out. So you can enjoy glass after glass with no full feeling after. ^ At home or stepping out, make yot^ the Big Difference in Fun-Big D—Drewrys—the finer quality beer with the one Big Difference. And it’s always sold at a popular price. Some beers are too heavy DREWRYS BEER u-iwd u. I. A - fawli $31.95 At Last! A Window With Everything! Deluxe Double Txack Triple Tilt Action Alnminam STORM WINDOWS Woven Pile Weotl^er Stringed Storm Windows. Cleon without removing any panels. Heavy (xfruded Alumtoum Nevvr Needs Peiflliaf Reg. $24.95 Per Window Pei Window Any Size Up to 36x60 Inch Opening Inttallelioii Included St ne extra cast durtof tkit Mie! . FHA Terms Free Measuring Service Within 30 Miles When You Modernize CAU FE 3-7033 FOR FREE HOME ESTIMATE IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! Federal Modernization is exclusive distributors and installers of Self-' Storing Storms ond Screens for ony existing oluminum sliding gloss doors. lie. i'.' ONEGOlOR THE POXTIAC PRKSS. THl RSl)AS;^J£t^V inno >1 TimiTV-THREK. Domino PURE CANE • WITH THIS COUPON • Sugar POUND V ^ WITH COUPON HUNrS I LARGE HOME-GROWN—HEAD 4 Ar APPRICOTS d 25 Ilettuce ■ 10 POTATOK 25^891 CIRCLE K POTTED MEATS 33. O C( Cons TOP FROST - FROZEN RED RASPBERRIES 10-oz. PKG. 19' MORTON'S - FROZEN COCONIIT Dice CUSTARD r led FAMILY SIZE 29 Tip-Top-FROZEN FRUIT DRINKS t PINF APPLi: sm U.S. Choice ROUND STEAK TENDER-JUICY SIRLOIN Steak 89 U. S. CHOICE T-BONE Steak 99 DELICIOUS ^1^ Porterhouse STEAK99 ARMOUR STAR CANNED HAM HYGRADE POLISH SAUSAGE 3-lb. Can Lb. $289 49' I I I I Beltsville TURKEYS ^ ^ 6 to 8 lb. Lb. ARMOUR'S-CAMPFIRE THICK SLICED SLICED BACON Lb. Box PETER'S ASSORTED LUNCH MEATS $100 Me Tour Q r- 51 Choice ij Pkgs. I ,J MIRACLE WHIP Jar SALAD DRESSING ’4>i?iW>trtWrt fiWrtrtWiiTrtrtw T«w B—m »Ump C..M so 1 Extra GOLD BELL Stamps with Purchase of One Pound or Moro CUBE STEAK ■M 1 CM9MI-Kz*Om JW. S4, ItM ?TM»WliljMMihOWWMMi>W PEOPLE’S FOOD MARKETS ■ 263 AUBURN | 465 L PIKE ST. I 700 AUBURN ST. ■ I I <»«N7 0AY$Awmt ■ FOOD TOWN SUPER MARKETS I 2135 DIXK HIGHWAY | 7510 HICHIAHD ID. ■ 1200 lAlDWIH AVI. L 0 Extra GOLD BELL Stamps with Purchase of Any Holt Gollon ICE CREAM i|P T»w »u«t 50 Exlra'^GOlD BEU Stamps with Purchase of 3-lbt. or More I GROUND BEEF UM. 1 OM9M-KifirM Mr M. IM*' rwti«’.-r—< T.wii »»«M »to». c.Mn M Extra GOLD BELL Stamps wHIr Purchose of ony BEEF ROASt wiiiw wui (lj ti l ID liiiij ^ 1 rwpi«‘.-r—< t»wb b*!!.. sum. c«».>i M Extra GOLD BEU Stamps with Purchase I of Any 6 Cons DOB or CAT FOOD rMimi .......................... Yz^1IV7ll7WWW<1,W»WVMt>\W1M«Yn7WWUnW^ r«»l. .-F.»d T«i»n lUnii ill PA Extra GOLD BELL Stamps with Purchase of Any WATERMELON imll I Jalf ;i7 150 •Jf f THIRTY-FOUR \. THE POXTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1960 Fish Recipes Provide Variety B> 4%NCT OOKU, rontiiu' I jServe with .pinrty of rpmamingj ]h'nv>n4>utt«‘r Miuro for dunking. ‘ ri!ih m the summer doesn’t: * * * I nec.-s*.i:.ls mean pan fish. U Jf you want to serNo cM sWiT to seafood, this IS “w. *■«* the time to serve it **’*’ nioming and let thefn rhilli Take ScHith Ameriran mrk loh- day, fetve the meat, carefully | «ier for mstam-e. The lobsters m rt'toovfd from the shell, on a plat- ^ .be iTlcl, cold Hater off the Afn- desUed eggs. ( an eo.ist h.ix p no teelmes about Rock laibster Ilevlled K« tlye pr(s.'m troubled state ot that lob.ur um u casitmept. They just go on sup-piyinc the world with a most de-lialojiis had. }‘t,y AMkoiigh « temperature of 335|p|^ j|l CoW SOMp tairib ti miwiUy recommended for beef, 3S0 degrees is often rec- Surprise toudMs Ikat hsip p •«“™‘ *•»*«» w; laiM potk roasts pdth seasoned t)our| pr..o.iiss (auicSj Murepaa taltb I laeli kotHag am 15 lalnuies or until fish to brosMi masting. ' pretzels-^nost a cup j |«>1-0UDC«I ^ Ihriaa. drsioss sod! |rr and rook aatll atioat half |«*id flaky (cooking time depends; — toiVSi done ) l“P®" the heat of the flie ) Serve Ik iSS *P*'* ^ frankfurter rolls. 1 ubi ^ hed of hot charcoal i Yield: 6 servings. i»sr‘ r glass of i» eiM asw! CvMd ooadsnsed. 3m IM>. •« Ml «Wckeii; are spsetsd yoi*M lihsrttes.. Keep CHH of soup |a the rstriger-alor, ready to ritofee »# wWt cqusUy cold mint st a aiMent's 1 UblStBooii ^ l« mo* loul^tyfvtrMI SlaiMa* 'latter. Chill vegetables, rice and pound shrimp Combine and blend together salad on, vinegar, aoy sauce, curry powder, salt, monosodium glutamate, celery seed and Share Luncheon Recipe From Scout Jamboree 'A sho.r dinner featuring lobster n^ls.iusi two things on-the menu of lobster tails and fresh r add any little extra t^ches sugar, beat to blend well, Pn***"; camping .More than 55.000 lucky boys are | named for the famous peak which I encampment, to -------- mile in the sky” near; shadows dressing over chilled vegetable- Springs. Colo., from "Pike's Rabbit." a creamy con- . Toss lightly through auly W, They are coction of condensed soup and »K«|U «mm.r for « min , ready to U-W* p,,rtic:pating in the Fifth Nation.iltehees ’ served on toast, re^boiU. f'*r * mim Just before serving loss m al- Scoiit Jambome-the biggss’I ups: 6 to * seiv- c^-ampment of youth in the worM.i lunbH «a Toast * * * wSoib KirnA Com Cfterr U ith scissors cut thin underside n.embrane along each edge close If your family doesn't WHITER White ' a,.,„h \(r,..n Shore Dinner '? "‘T',’ seafood. If the fishermen n.me aoaih tfri. an ^ f , .,ntly remwe meat lom shells in h,,„^ empty-handed you can still one piece Chill whole tails seive fish for dinner Only, this r'r> • •' M. ■■ 4 «■ TT..1, i.iifM Ileal hutter oxer Icm heal. ,|.,.ipo has to be started the night Ti ' " i< ' !I sing Blend In flour and sail. Remose hefore so you had better plan R si(, • sh. irs . down Null from heal and gradually stir In mr a definite day It's a eombi-, lc( - . ' in icrside membrane and milk, blending until smoulb. Re nation to be grilled over charcoal. \ 1 i-asp t.lil in both hands »um to heal and cook »lm%lv. Marinated Black Pepper and Is m1 harkw.irds toward shell stirring rnn«lanlly, until thtrk. Kebobs Md( eiaek 111 several places Blend in cheese and coiik until i ubtetpoans Miad oil ■Ins. tins skewvrs through meat sm.a.Ih. MjKS’\*ii».iV"i?i«nd kiack lase to shell also presenls curl Arrange whole rock lobster taifs r:P ' .ilternately with deviled eggs J» ijmi >Ml l.iitler In saiiei-pan. add ""und bowl of hot cheese sauce iWa SabMt Juire and \ngnotura rs. Urease shells lightly place aliell side down over Australia. Turkey and oihci* countries, are heading for the. 6.fMI)-ISot-high cumpaite aboard « chartered trains, planet and buses | {Siind^haXiu shane and private automobiles. There are '*'^**^ so many sewU and leadm that 3 of con- ' their arrivals are scheduled Wer' ^ vegetahle soup' three whole days p^, ^dd 1 soup can water.j The l*3JI« eans ot eondenaed ] Place over fire to heat. Stir 6c-! soup are being devoured at the casionally to prevent scorching.' Jamboree are sttrred, sipped and [Cut cheese into shoe-string size; supiMNi In a niHllllude of wayo. |ahreds. Add shredded cheese to 0 betag used flve iheated soup. Stir until melted and Ingredient In lour hianded. Do not scorch. .'fhiimp ai>is’Hrs -m 1 F-.eiolstv n pepper Miasrei summer. combine oU, vinegar, and spices mlniKes. Brush fl< ajl« wilh lemon.butter s.snc< tarn mest side down oxer tirill S'S minutes, hasting nr Iwlee more with butter. iigp Ri ( k liihstcr IS done when meal ls‘‘en-,imy white and upique eook'r^ cn iieas .Soy sauce is added 'vith the marinade I,et standi the dressing. Though the rec-f to 5 hours ^ (alls for (anned shrimp, you Just before cooking, y use *Iiesh or Irozen if you risk squares on akewera, sIUt-naling with green pepper sllees Oriental Salad and partiolled eggplant oubrs. (To iMirboil eggplani, place in cn, _ I anpper or luaeb diahes, camipd , Toast h>^ad slices over th» fire. ■ rondonoed soup makes Ita ap- {Butter. 'Vfhen rabbit to hot and pearanoe Iwtce at l^reakfast ! blended, pour over toast on plates.' as “Rocky Mountain Dew;*’ an rtHakoe 10 eervlngs.) 1 "energy corkUH’’ nerved hot or cold depending on the weolher. WHITER NYLON COnOSWD DACROa No more yellowed nylon! No more dingy cottons, in automatic washers or regular washers, clothes come immaculately clean, really WHlTE-white with Roman Bleach. * This cleaiuer bleach dissolves the clinging film that yellows nylon, causes dinginess. Discover the d'Soronco with Roman Bleach, Homan bleach Shrimp Mixture Broiled on Toast Delicious Fiindwich spread. ut a touch of peppermint. bring quickly to a boil oveTj added while cooking. I direct heat, stirring constantly. R»j * * a move from heat; mixture will be beat.. Add chocolate stir until melted. Tapleca Cream 1 an T«nn I ^rl aillk I U roM hot mixture late stmiy S UMi^ Mtt kealen egg wWtea. Cool aUghlly. 1 tMtpMn rniiiis « **• vaaHia. twi Mix egig yolka with small amounti Makea ■ aer\1agB. NEW YORK (UPIl-CsJorto. counttng is a pleasura with this low-cakNia tomato rreneh dresa- i iTClMSSoarMiitar In a pint lar, combtae ona flounce can of thawed undiluted grapefruit Juice, H cup of tomato catup,. H cup of salad oil and ^ I — " I teaspoon each of salt and red pep- Vou'd probably never guess how sauce. Shaka until blended, many quarts of milk go Into s Store in refrigerator. Thla yield* pound M butter — about ten and 1'* cupe of drewdng with a calorie-•one-half! I count of 37 per Ubtoapoon. OATMEAL ORANGE BREAD — Oatmeal Orange Nut Bread, fruit salad, and punch tOrte as good ss they look and make a refreshing yet satisfying Jummer puncheon. Quick Oatmeal Bread Goes Well in Summer For a thoroughly satisfying yet >> cool luncheon, serve Oatmeal flange Nut Bread and bufter sandwiches with fresh fruit salad, and lemonade or pundt. This moist, tender Oatmeal Orange Nut Bread ia a good keeper and can be stored in the refrigerator or freezer. The fresh fruit salad is especially appealing when served from half of wateimdon. Lemonade, the frozen type, is a good thirst quencher. Homemade cereal quick breads can add so much flavor and interest to summer meals. Ready to serve just as they come from the refrigerator or after thawing from the freezer, they eliminate a lot of last minute preparations. The ingredient use of breakfast cereals is one way to insure that a well-balanced diet is served. Breakfast cereals make contributions of protein. important B vitamins, essential minerals, and fqod energy. Oatmeal Orange Nut Bread Is aa ideal bread for sandwirhes — either the dainty kind preferred by the gentler sex — ar together flour, baking powder, soda, and salt. Stir in and nuts. Cbmbine orange rind and juice, honey and fat. Add to dry ingredients, mix only enough to moisten ingredients. Pour into greased flxSx3-in0h loaf pan. Bake in moderate oven (350 degrees) until done, about 1 hour.*Yicld: loaf 8x5x3 inches. Read This Tale of a Coffee Pot Ifcick, this bread makes very filling sandwIeheB which keep Well when wrapped ia moisture proof saraa. Toast the bread tor a spe<;ial faieaklaat treat. It's a perfect complement to a bowl of crisp cereal, fresh berries, served willi «)ld mUk for a refreshing hot weather breakfast! Oatmeal Orange Nat Bread ] cup« •Itlod •ll-purpoae Hour 4 UMpooni bsktng powder ^cHoppU^u aooM srsfd ora Julienne Strips of Bologna ^ Add Flavor Here’s the chance to create food news. Have you ever thought how you could change a simple recipe for potato aalad into an eilicurean offering? Julienne-style strips of bologna and tiny capers Rdd an offering to a potato salatl recipe that wins friends and praise ^very time it’ nerved. ’ R’s the smart cook that will keep this idea in mind for fashionable meals that really click. .2* ^ Ti a te»i 3 CUD 1 »pooofl cftoeri In 1951, an Army sergeant bought a white enamel- coffee pot in Watertown, New York, thereby beginning a military legend. SFC Nell T. Coon, an ex-paratrooper from Marinette,' Wisconsin, was on mgneuvers' at Camp Drum, New York, w4ien he first spotted the gleaming pot in a shop window. As a mess sergeant and connoisseur of coffee, he felt would be ideal for making coffee in the field. And hte first batch of coffee proved to be so successful! that the pot became the envy of all the other mess sergeants. Months later. Sergeant Coon and his coffee pot were on patrol in Just as the company was about to return home apd the equipment had been loaded aboard a waiting plane. Sergeant Coon was reported missing. He was finaliy located on khi hands and knees, frantically groping around la the snow. "CnooB Coon,” barked the com-Hi’re holding up the “I can’t,” replied the sergeant, I’ve got to find tlie lid to njy coffee pot.” ’The commander derstood. The plane didn’t take off until the lid was found. From then on, the sergeant and his coffee pot were inseparable. Together, they went to Japan, the PhilUpines and Thailand. The pot was jumped by parachute, flown across oceans, shipped by boat, carried in motor convoys, route. It brewed over 7,000 gallons, of coffee. Pranksters have hidden Jealous mess sergeants have stolen It. Commanders have begged for It for their trophy cases. Bat the se^eant won’t let it go. It has become so much a part of him that once, on another tour ia Alaska, a vidtiag officer spotted the now battered pot and looked around qaiekiy. "Where’s Coon?” he shouted. When old friends meet Sergeant Coon, they first about the pot, then about his health. “1 don’’ Combine salad dressing. French dressing and prepared mustard. ^dd potatoes, onkm and capers ^ mix well. Marinate In refrigerator 2 hours or longer. Add bolo-jmind.” the sergeant says, ’’they’re gna and celery and toss lightly. | showing respect for the pot that Sprinkle with paprika. Yield: 4 makes the best coffee ih the ta.G servings. Iworid." New! Cereal-Fndt Combinations forBal Now Gerber uflien 2 new cooked cerctls in fan; Gerber Straiaed Oatmeal or Mixed Cereal, both with Applesauce-and Bananas. Ready to serve—no mixing needed. The icrejl is cooked with.lhe fruit to achieve a delicate flavor. Both kaVe a smootb-on-the-ionguc icx- lure babies love. Nutritionally asking, they're enriched with iron and im^rtani R-vitamins. • ri% Gerber. Baby Foods noftwiiBs uier^ptoudof! BIECH-NUT _ COFFEE 59 Chok* of Grindi—Pound Vacuum Con SALE DAYS! THURS., FRI., SATURDAY, JULY 21, 22, 23 IN LAKE ORION L S. SUPER MARKET 331 S. BROADWAY, Luke Orion IN AUOURN HEIGHTS SUPER MARKET REMUS or MICHIGAN BUTTER® 59* TREESWEET—UNSWEETENED GRAPEFRUIT ^ Cc JUICE MO^CAN TIDE “»» SO® PKG. ^0 IN DRAYTON PLAINS IN PONTIAC TENUTA SUPER MARKET 3515 SASHABAW at WALTON FELICE QUALITY MARKET 238 S. TELEGRAPH ■ BAR-B-QUED 1 CHICKENS ond hpen Eveiy Day Including! nnnday 9 a.m. io 10 p.m! 1 SPARE RIBS [ BEER - WINE • LIQUOR | RUBY BEE STRAWBERRY PRESERVES 2^9 RINGO ORANGE or OAr GRAPE DRINK Big 1/2-Gol. Jug—No Deposit ' 1 FRESH FROZEN FO9DS MINUTE MAID FRESH FROZEN ORANGE JUICE SWANSON FRESH FROZEN TV DINNERS 6.«. ||||C || Ton Choice GARDEN FRESH FRUITS and PRODUCE Home Grown Crisp HEAD LETTUCE |||C JUMBO SIZI 1 U HEADS—EACH NEW JERSEY FRESH 4 A. PEACHES 111 POUND Choice Cut round or SWISS steak KOEGEL'S large bologna fresh CHICKEN breasts or LEGS LARGE 36 SIZE CANTALOUPES Toir Choice 25 lb. Each , V r THIBTYSIX THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. JULY >1. i960 in Baked Spuds Wh*t wouM you expect the wile o( an Idaho potato mail tatoM, U eourae. B the foil betas "U* to| rt D ^ otariap at top o( potato. Tttni up 0 rldYOr l500Sl6r d fold agataBt*spt< ~ ' ■adcr oa barbecue grlU 3 to 4 ttaM to r Itaialy (U deatrrd bake A hour.) Serve ia toil, tamed back and crimped around bottom vt potato to make It kiok attrao live. Makee 6 aervlnse. > Well Ibat’a Juat what Mrs. L. E. Stephena of Blacktoot. Idaho, doee. She givea ua her potato checae cooked in foil. * * Wifif*** *' ijj UMO01 arMiU klMk 9-^. Pare potatoea. CUt 3 croaawtae wcdgea U-inch thick in each potato, havtaig the wedge cut almoat*to the bottom of potato. Place oa aquarea of ahiminum foil. cat <||Meae lata U 4-toob IFiesh lemon Ever There’i never a vacatka tor the !flion tree, ita branchea being cov-erad all year aroQad with btoa-ida aad mature Um a Spoon a tork! Uae a voon and roll over ao there wilt be no danger of pitoking. Tliia .way Juicea atay ia the a«i- Pre-G)ok1n{| Rko Rke graku cooked in a It before boiling are likely to atay aeparate, but they wi Bwell eg much aa they do they are boiled without the pre- teaapoons augar. Bake or ' atowly until tender. > ate, being of hara a atod ringof aoartain aze which the picher carrtee with him. Ditf* tag a period of careful cutlag the Icaton turna yeBow. * # Ihia ie the technigue wUdt | I the lively tamon tang we-hen etiManhtg so npi^ fo 1V (Mi rimpic recipe pto next 3PAD1S si:BKrcH GLOVES Arrange piaoea of chkhen in buttered baking diah and add salt, pepper and plenty of dabe of butter or margarine. 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Switzerland International technical nssistance and economic development grams should be .shifted to the responsibility of the United Nations, an American educator said here today. ♦ * ♦ Dr. John A. Hannah, president of Michigan State University, said this would eliminate a p^t of friction between the Communist bloc and the West. r suggesllan was In a talk prepared for delivery before the niath annual conference of the Green Meadow. Foundation. "Since the Korean War," Hannah said, "technical assistance programs began to be looked utmn as weapons to be used in the cold that their campaign pro raises ai%. like their tdrs. only empty oratory " RKiHTM, FAK.MS 0\ TOI* Th»- civil rights and farm prob-j‘ tern issues dominaled . activity of the GOP convention's 103-member Platform Commilt»>e. It followed' Wodaeoday's procedure of 'breaking up into eight subcommittees hear platform rreomroenda-Uons bf various groups and or-More than 100 witnesses testified Wednesday * ★ ♦ The subcommittees plan to get down to the task^of putting vari-jous plunks on paper Friday for 'submission to the conventlpn next Wednesday. It appeared that the convention will adopt a dvd rights plank as strong as that adopted by the Democrats over strong objections of their Southern delegates. Certainly no opposition >to such a stand has b«-en expressed by any of the Retaiblican delegates participating In the hearings. TTie farm problem stacks up as the most difficult. Only on this front has any serious criticism of Eisenhower administration policies come from within the party. * * ★ Rep. Melvin P. Laird of Wi.v consin, chairman of a subcommittee on agriculture, hinted to newsmen that the job is to ' farm plank endorsing general features of the Eisenhower farm program but erasing the image of ^cretary of Agricultui-e Ezra Taft Benson "No matter how Innocent we may be of devious motive in assistance programs, suspicion must linger in the minds of those who have so recently emerged from the colonial status.” * * * United Nations control, he said, "would eliminate much of the competitive element." There is much evidence, he said, that sepsitlve people in lands being aided resent the implication that their loyalties and national honor are for sale. ar Ph*ur*» O.N JA(,’K’8 TEAM — Former Detroit Lions professional loot-ball star Byron "Whlzzer" White. 43, has been named national chairman of Citizens for Kennedy, a group aimed at corraling the independent vote. 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Here, two surviving e AnuTien .ire nIih in llie tMckgrnnnd n of their xhqimales v 18‘ MARK DAVIS ■ M Uamera Mart 83 N. Saginaw St. FE 4-4343 ir IT'S rHOTOCKAPHIC , . . Wl HAVt IT rOR LUS IN POOD STORES-LOOK FOR SPECIAL "PICNIC PARTNERS” DISPUYS Paper Believes Rocky's Best But Post • Dispatch in St. Louis Says GOP Won't Draft Him ^ ST. LOUIS. Mo. lUPli - The It. Louis Poat-Dlspatch aays Gov.j Nelson A. Rockefeller is the best* man the Republican Party has fori the presidential nomination and he should be drafted — but preb-l •bly won't be. j The newspaper said in an edi-j lorial that Rockefeller had di.s-l played a masterly gra.sp of foroign, and domestic problems and "an enlightened and liberal approach to-' ward them." The Post-Diapatch itaid Koeke-feller haa “a apirtt of Indeprn-deace and a aenae of confldMM'e Rockefeller was eompared to Adlai Stevenson in the editorial. SIMilJkR FATE The Post-Dispaleh said that by all signs, like Stevenson, Rockefeller is not going to be drafted. **y ified China * • * * * * ; Moaeow Radio laid the RB47a : The charge, in a Japanew lan-!uaing tte JapnacM hue are biaad iguage broadcaat, obvioualy waa|on Goam. Men Win Fight for Cool Clear Water *. * * DriMd^ gMMa^Aar M* eaMMid of M laodlM baa aa a glaao |ag of w$0m. M dio> tte I Daclora aay it you ««l > I tta I Daclora aay <• hot> (yoa'l eot . laaa. nwre are a nuaftar of traMuflit ^pvad aat: “The eoaepS; lacliidlBg a mtvmtty a|^ It keep tka kqpae ^ fRUUCTS MXON VItTOKV - l5-rriiun i tuef for Republican presidential candatoic Itiihard Nixon. ii-Dv rievsmen m Oikaiso Wednesday that .Nixon will win mer-wlv'lmmg)> on the first ballot at the natkmai cunrenlion which suit* Moodn>. Hall, fumer Republican national chairman, said’' also that il Gov Nelson A Rockefeller ahifta from hi* stand against • s.H ond place he will be con.*idered (or vice presidr-nt on the ticket. Ai k-ft is Herb Wein, Nixon « press aide Perns Seek Campaign Money Bagwell Backs City Taxes if Useful Voted by People By Ike AtMM-laled Press i .Swainsoo supporters will hold Local Income taxes are all right their party at a local union laburl If they are voted by the people|haIl. They said their main purpose and reduce real and personaljwaa “lo reach voters, nut raisej properlv taxo*, says Paul D. Bag-lmoaey " well, the sole candidate for tl^ ^ Uepubiican nommatiorv for govor*' Bagwell, in Detroit Wednesday] i iM open his campaign headquarters! At Detroit. .Sen. Patrick V.l for Wayne, Macomb and Oakland McNamara iD-Michi said of his (iHinties. said "A* a part of a'recent hotpilalizuUon and surgery general tax revision. I would pro- that "It’s not cancer as far as^ [lose that local govemmenU bejl’m concerned." | given the authority to levy income, | McNamara's comment was as | sales or excise taxes after a vote'far aa he would go in discuasing! of their people to reduce real and hit operation publicly for the hrsl personal properly tax burdens." jtime. The Kvyear-old candidate i Bagwell aaid if he is elected!lor re-election in the Senate this governor he would bark legislation {year was operand on last week granting local governmental units.for a prostate (-ondition There the power to levy an income tax.jwa* an unconfirmed report that added that he ilMMiahi surh ke had cancer. We Have Excise TAX-FREE FEDDERS Air Conditioners FREE SURVEY to Accurotoly Dftormine Your Exoct Cooling Rtquiroments ot Your Homo or Office FE 4-0526 AppoinfmtntB Arrongod by Doy or Evoning AIR CONDITIONERS PRICED LOW, LOW, LOW TO SELL FAST! 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BagweH also said he planned to s>end moat of his campaign time in Wayne County — "at least 50 p.ody was found floating in a rubber boat offshore after a Soviet __jet filter bi-ought down the plane cever the Barent.s Sea. TVvo sur-V eving member* of the plane crew were captured, and the Russian* said the other three crewmen are missing. DKMANDED I.N NOTE The U S. government demanded ihe return of Palm's body in a note July 12 demanding release of the twa'capturdd airmen and rejeettag Soviet charges that (he RB47 trespasiMd in Soviet ' space while on an espionage mission. The U.S. note said the ptane was never doter than 30 miles to the Soviet coast and that it had been "wantonly attacked . over international wraters." UJS. Officials have little tliat the Soviet government w^l release the two survivors. 1st Lf. John R. McKone. 28. of Toiv-ganoxie. Kan., and 1st |j. p, B., dmslead, 24, the copilot, ft i* mi.| peeled they will be tried on .es- ’ pwnage ehturges alter the trial of U? pilot Francis Gary Powers.! alreasty amouheed lor Aug. 27. OUTSTANDING^ VALUES fOp THOSE WHO ARE EAUGAIN HUNTING/ ^.3 IdEMOVALISALE WE ABE STEPPINC ASIDE IN FAVOB OP PONTIAC'S PBOGBESS . . . Ye* we ore being forced to vacate our present locotion due to the Urbon Renewal Program to Beoutify Downtown Pontiac. SINCE WE WOULD RATHER i SELL COMPLETELY OUT OF OUR SUMMER MERCHANDISE (REGARDLESS OF COST) RATHER THAN MOVE IT TO OUR NEW LOCATION, YOU CAN TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR DRASTIC REMOVAL SALE SUSHED PRICES. WATCH FOR THE OPENING OF THE NEW AND LARGER JOE'S ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS AT 19 N. SAGINAW. Signed Joe and Al Jacobson ^i'ices Slcished! All Sciles Fitfali SAVE MORE THAN 1/^ JOE ALVIN Max's, Wouao’i xxd Childrax's Zori TH0N4SAIIDALS 39‘ 2 Play BADMINTON SETS N*t. lirdis. 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A fraliht atop at Oto, Gawaae County, wUl be abandoned by di-aame railroad and aarviee will be from Birch Run, aix milea away. Anothar Cheaapeake and Ohio licight atop, at Port Auatln. Huron County, will be diaconttnued with aervice provided gt Kinde, eight milea away. the Grand Trunk Western RaU- road was auUiorized to abandon a| Ireight atop at Ptncfcney, Liviiuf aton county. Pictrapa will be at StockbrMge, 14 mQes away. The totest area ot the United States excluaive ofhtlaaka. ia larg er than the combined arena ol France.. Germany, Norway, llal.v. Sweden. Belgium and the cnti'c Netherlands. Detroit Negro Leaders Urge 3 for Congress S-,'pr-»3r Says Clean H-Bomb crats and two Reptibllrans squar- who to the fall. Incumbent John Would Take 5 Years B Bennett ol Ontonagon lares ^ Kraxy Kelly Says: THIS IS NO BALONEY! NO MATTEB HOW YOU SUCE IT! —, Liverumru) 17 INCH ZENITH PORTABLE TV *149 ' Diapole Bnilt h Antenna Tramaioai Oiieemls oa All Naua Brut Apitliaaess! KRAZYKEUn Furniture & Appliance Nertli Hill Plaza Shoppiaf Canter — lachattar at TiankeB Hoads Rochester OPEN EVERY EVENING TIL 9 P.M. “fl Payt to Drive to Kelly**'" By United Pram tateruattaMi Racial overtonca and labor aup-'port figure In Waytie County epn-grcsskMAl primary races. In the First District Incumbent Democrat Thaddeiia M. Machro-wici Is being oppoaed by a candidate aponaored by the Elect Three to Congren organUation formed by Negro community lead or a. Russell S. Brown, the Negro candidate in the district, la a 41-year-old partner In a bonding firm. The "niree” runiiiiittee la ali« apoaaortng Cemel Smith, a Negro randldnle aeeking the neat ol UAir Ural tte. Welleewl Rbwlv At f-haaaetl In IHe 1 FREON 0, Cattf. tUPIt ■— A Renihllean nrimarv ‘Tlean" hydrogen bmnb could be In the Dem^etlc tight Willi.m^''®*^ within ^e years if teirt-, J. Bologneal of Iron Mountain taces "8 ««wdlng to . glaat bVid ,hoped to draw the large Pollah C, McCarthy ol Mamtielte Teller I . „ ___________________ Teller, pioneer developer of the _ *"* disqualified. m„*-L II bomb, told n summer aeaskm at The Leslnskts, lather and non, In the herder nth IMslrlet la- I UOTCn LOlWpailieS i-'resno Stale that 'crazy fallout ive held the seat since the dis- rambent Martha W. OrilfHh, Dn]cA Thgir Dividends liimpaganda" has hampered devel-trict was formed. In 19M when! anoppeoed on the Ueroocralle U'lvinonas • »- ^Uato sought to break the chain! ttehet, mav face a wemaa oppea- j niE HAGUE lUPU - A total He also warned against halting ^mnt incumbent defeated eut.to (he nil. Mrs. niadya ItmlUi lof US rompnnlcs of t)ic IIS with tests on grounds that Russia could ,....*1,131. This year. Is oae at fear Bepebneaa raadl- ^aharet listed on lh<- Amsterdam continue their testing undetected. *"**^***'*’i dates. Stock Exchange raised their divl-'He sald lhnt .the United States can- ironl of labor which stayed out of| iv othgrs are James O. Cou- demls during the first nlm* montbi not deii-ct ii’mlerground blasts of the last campaign IchoU. RIcHaid E, Morell and for-of the >onr. uc.v.rdlng to the a 20 klloton Is.mb - the size of the tVancis R. Nolen of Eenrse is mer Detnilt Tiger hasehall player NelherlaiMls K ilMtationi in. the wt>rid. Excava>i Ciermanic people related to the tioira trace the Indus Valley dvU-j ^Aryans of India. liia^ back fbrat ieast S.OOOyean.l DARING! SHOCKING! TRUE AS LIFE! NOW! SHOBTS 7;t)0 - 9 FEATUBE 7:2S - 9 HURON SEE IT AS IT SHOULD BE SEEIV! ON THE LARGEST SCREEN YOU’VE EVER SEEN! "THE MOST FSHISSTIC EIREETSIHMEIIT EVENT IN THE HISTORY DF THE MDTIDH nCTURE INDUSTRY!" "THE GREATEST SHOW NOW ON EARTH!" 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King fills a vacancy caused by the resig nation under fire of Chairman John C. Doerfei King headed the Taft-for-Prealdent Committee In 19M. He has been dean o(| the Detroit Collegr (It Law since 1944 and carried on a private pra* tire. He la a Presbyterian and he has one son. Ifg Part of Her Life in Australia Actress Anne Baxter Slops Hogs Tlo-y J*rn*'*Hl uith howi-vri, thul the vsinds *)f lh<-hl-ft were not i-onflne*! to the vtinl li*)lly Hpp«vde*1 0 iliiee niontli jRent*-nre and pot.M-il *i ViOO bond ,10 take her case to ih** Superior! |Court. . i ! There are about lid million telephones In the V S. nut yif about So million in the enlirir world FriKland ranks second with seven million CNiMrDfi t5c HOWARD : JOHNSON'S ■ 3650 Diait .Hwy. S DRAYTON PLAINS %■■■■■■■■■■■■■■! fllVE REEVES .KiiaiLES & -ss :sr.-l FEA-nURE "TWO HEADED SPY" WOW! Mother Look! . Kids This Is for You! By VERNON H(X>TT she charged me. I scrambled HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — What through a barbed wire fence and glamorous screen actress punch- tore a few holes In my pants." es cattle, teaches school In • Anne's nearest neighbors live sheep-shearing shcKl, paints her in miles away, an hnur and a-half house by hand and slops the hogs? trip hy nutomobile somewhat Answer.'/fnne Baxter. shorteP if she rides her horse? Back In Movietown for a brief Fre*nienllv w h e it Ihi* visit alter four months in her .tew arhool teacher, who ll\*-» al the Aostralian home. Annie likes .the ranrli. trm»**ls lb«- ISO tulles to rugged life in the bush bcdler than Sidney, Anne takes Aie plush splendors of Bel-Alr. sehoolmariii there—is extremely primitive "You make your own world in Australia's bai-k country. If yotj aren't resourceful you'd h«-lli r not go down there. As fur niyM-ll, I 111 leave only to make a gcsxf tiovie now' nn*f then " India eslimat<-N have pl.iMteil nci aeres this year. lhal fan TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS FAMILY BARGAIN NIGHTS 10‘ ADULTS and CHILDREN Praa Parkln| Praa Adminlofi LES ELGART AND HIS ORCH. FRI. and SAT. WALLED LAKE CASINO BALLROOM Last February Anne married raneher Randolph O a 11, an "Katrina, my 9-year-old daugh-Amerlean who herds some 4,000 er. and Lynette Stackmnn. 9. are eallle on a .17,000 arre ranch In the pupils ' Anne I a u'g It e d the wilds of New South Wales, i "Lynette lives at one of our raneh Since then the has been lead- i headquarters. I'm learning as Ing a frontier Hfe—and loving it. ! much as the girls are." "I live in dungarees." Anne said a * * at MGM studlas where she Is r>x’s the rough and ready life filming a few additional scenes of the bush grow wearisome after 'Cimiharron.” the luxurious life the actress lived SOW EATS GARBAGE ' in Hollywood? ve painted the house and redecorated as much as possible. , ^ „ My garbage disposal is a fat old named Freda. And I ride horseback almo.st every day. I also on long hikes and find myself ? talking to the cattle. * there. 'About three weeks ago 1 railed "But most of my life at th< » old cow some bad names and ranch—we call it a 'station' down SHAWS "yiirhif(an'a lAtruvut Jvivelern" DOWNTOWN PONTIA MERCHANTS WILL START Tomorrow To Give Out THEATER PARTY TICKETS To holp colobroto RID TAG DAYS, July 29 ond 30, Downfown Pontiac Mor-chonts hovo planned o fun-fillod Froo Thootor Forty for tho Youngttori! Wo oro oponinf THRU DOWNTOWN THEATERS . . . hove o spociol pie-turo booked with corteong ond corteeno ond cartoons, it will bo o fun-fillod meminf for tho cMIdionl It will-bo m borfoin-pocked two-doys for Mom and Dad! LOOK FOR THE STORES DISPLAYING THIS AD . , . YOU GET FREE TICKETS THERE . . . Childrtn mutt be occomponied with porent to get the FREE tickets . . . nothing to buy. 1 f other luggage looks, lifts, locks, and lasts like Tri-Taper* by For Women: Ten sizes in four colors: «-a ^9 American Blue, Golden White, Silver I M Dusk, Princess Tweed. Priced from ... -1-R-F JO/f95 Silver Dusk, Cavalier Brown, American Blue, Tweed. Priced from ........ •Plua tax 24 NORTH SAGINAW STREET Open an Account! ‘MICHIGAN'S LARGEST JEmERS‘ 24 NORTH SAGINAW STREET 0 Pontioc State Bonk Bldg. FORTY-FOUR THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY. JULY >1. 1960 J^lousy Baseball-Dykes' Term for Loss PRESS BOX Pontiac St. Frederick Is scek-| Inc a *iton-league loottMll opener. CoHc-h Tom Keenedy w-ants to ar-raiipf a game for Sept. 16 17 or' H freferabiy in Pontiac. He may With 8-6 Win Ir i-ontaifed at FE 5-79!17. Komier Michigan Onlcr High Srh.Nil r lii.-d in ( 4lifiimia >«-%lcrda>. IVIcmJicj SI. t ram'i* ha« naiiN-lt>all and lia«kc|. b,ll DtmtOIT — Man igcr Jimmif * * • Dykes has come up with an intcr- Praches Rartkowi, / of Ham- if not original, tramck enter* the neinilinal* to-, the Inaiblc* that plaKUe the IX'-day in two division of the t'.S. ipoit Tigi i* Junior Tennis tournament Sharon a # # prilula um 'eliminated in West-i cm Girls' double* a* was the Kalama/oo team of Ron Creager >’«' “«•" «*'aguo ha* been as i l‘AI,.MKK (JETTMti'KKADV — Arnold Palmer got In some early driving practice prior to teeing off in the opening round of the P. G. A. AP PhsMsi tournament at Akron, Ohio. Behind him arf tourney official Ed Carter (bareheaded) and players Bill Collins, Dow Finsterwald and Julius Boros. ________,_____San PrtaelKO. W:U p. Ullwuike. St Chicsto. I M p. m. Pnuad^ta at In. Aatelu. >» p. St. Louti at Cfeicinnatl. 1:06 p. m. Sno-Bol Beats Elks for Title K«ith Outhurls in 1-0 Mound at Beaudette efle* ll\e as the once lowly , ators In the last seven weeks. The New Aork A’ankees have slightly heifer reeord than Wash- | Ington's *7 but the Van- | aKRON. Ohio. (API - They're kee* ha\e been hallling a mild |mailing this 42nd PGA champiom slump of late. Arnold Palmer benefit. The S^natoi-s accompli.shed yes- And the big belter from Ligon-Mozur victory with their topller. Pa., has all the weapons to _ .ithree sluggers on the lienrh. Jim make the forecast come true in Lemon. Harmon Killebrew and!the Ti-hole dawn-fodi^ medal !Bob Allison — all right handed play test launched iMay over [batters — were benched because I Firestone Country Club's awesome „ _ . Running was the starter. tacres. Sno-Bol won the American di-i A * p vision City League sonball c'ham-,, _= u.i. j l j But the year's big money wln- pionship last'night with a 1-0 vic-| But the veteran righthander had ^ tory over Elks No. 810 in a thrill- "'""y f^wbles he didn't miss ing showdowTi battle at Beaudette 'b** long-ball hitlers. He walked Park Each team entered the game •'' o and hit one in the first, and with a 15-2 record. •^«ye Throneberry cleared lr It n bases with a double. Palmer in Spotlight as PGA Begins • Sparkling defensive worit by both teams and a red-hot mound duel between Jake Marur of the Elks and Sno-Bol's Harlan (Fat) Keith The Tiger* peeked away at *tarler Hal W'oodeshiek and trimmed the lead to 3-2 after I. They got. were the highlights of the title' the fourth against Don I^. gno)*‘. seorliig two runs on some sloppy Keith limited the Elks to only : P*"y by the Senators’ Infield, two bit* nnd Sno Bol made Just j Running beat out a roller to third live off Maiur. Sno Bol tallied |ba.*e and one run scored. While the winning run In the bottom j first baseman Julio Becquer held of the 7th Inning on Jerry Hesse’s |the ball nnd argued with first base leadofl double, a sacrift.-e hunt ^mpiif John Rice about the call and Art Ruelle’s single. Banning, Chico Fernandez C^uck Ma.son of the Elks and i^treaked in from third with the Sno-BoT* Marshall Rqse. both, *bat made it 4-3. ! ri^htfielders, made fiftz/hnK catches ^ * * , . . I of loiiK fly balls in the 5th stan/a B u n n i n g. still havin-’j and each catch wa.s turned into •''’«ble finding the plate, couldn’t a double play Sno-Bol rtow repre-'b'^'l the lend. He walked Dan sents Pontiac in the Class AA *7ubhek to lead off the sixth, state softball tournament while the|B<’‘'n*'<’r doubU>d Dobnek home. ner. Masters and Open champion, faces a potent par and a fast field as he goes alter his seventh tournament conquest of the year. Old man par—he’s 70—is not be fooled with since architect Robert Trent Jones revamped the course for the benefit of the play-for-pay contingent. The best pre-toumey guess was that 284 or 285, again.st a par of 280. would grab the $9.000-plus top prize. Siege gun hitters, firing with the precision of Sgt. Alvin Yori<, were then you’re really in trouble. And those big greens — you have to make a full pivot when putting on some of them" ★ ♦ * Of. the starting field of 186, only I are "touring professionals," and most of the $60,000-plus melon is expected to be carved up by them late Sunday. The others are mostly rlub protessionals who play little competitive golf, and they ing are conceded little chance against the red hot tourists and the backbreaking course. Many of the club pros had trouble scoring 80 Ift practice rounds, and tournament jitters may send them higher when the chips go down. TsUI 7tnlii. sar 7 'Throneberry singled B e c q u e r j fairways s conceded the best chance. The t narrow enough to Elks enter Oass A. ♦ * * " I across. In other City Uague softball i The Nats routed Banning In the games yesterday, Roger Reynolds, M-venth. Reno Bertoi* singled, outpitched hard-luck R. D, Jacobs, Third baseman Mdle Yost threw as Stadium Inn defeated Smith; l.ennle (ireen's bunt into the right Silo, 2-1. Reynolds gave up three, ndd Bullpen and Ifobbek scored hits while Stadium made five off both runners with a triple to left " . Jacobs. It w;as the Silo team’s 10th , enter. Throneberry s I n gl e d ! require 100-fbot putts - and they force a single file procession, but they are unusually slim and dptted with drive-snaring traps and lx>rder^ by heavy rough and dank woods. The greens are big—some could ne-run setback of the « Dobhek home lor an 8-4 lead. Walt Travis outhurlcd Thomas in Arro Realty's 1-0 shutout victory over the Pontiar Mer- * ^ and Chijrlie Maxwell hit solo home runs that sent Lee to rtknte^T^riralbwed tw'rMts and!!*’*’ Thomas three in a sizzling con- «lver fox of the Wash- test which W'cnt nine innings be-lore an infield em>r and ffill ,, . , , a mi »n tna final innmcriK •yard#- tripje broke it up. Elmo, guarded by ponds, streams, yawning bunkers slightly smaller than the Sahara. The dozen par foqr holes age 431 yards, seven being 450 or longer. "The four par threes average 216, and the two par lives 526 yards—one stretching a prodigious with a beckoning pond stretched across thf fnmt o( the green. Dow Finsterwald. the 1938 winner, fashioned a sDc-birdie practice round Wednesday — and was forced to use a wood for his second shot on 10 of the 18 holes due to the extrema length. '"That’s more birdies than I’ll get the rest ol the week.’’ the Te-questa, Fla., sharpshooter said as he predicted a sepre of 283 or more would take the title. Palmer, play- Finsterwald, was over par on his final practice round, and on the 18th hole sliced hi& tee shot 30 yards off the fair-ay into a grove of trees. Finsterwald said the only way for anything like Normal scoring to occur would be through use of the front tecs and favorable placing of the pins during the first two rounds to assure the big field getting home before, dark. * « ★ The kny 90 and ties after the first two rounds will play Saturday, and the low 60 and ties wind it up Sunday. The touring pros fig* ure to eat up most ol the final berths. And the odds-fellows are saying the top dozen, not necessarily in this order, at the finish will be Palmer, Finsterwald, Julius Boros, Mike Souchak, Tommy Bolt, Ben Hogan, Ken Venturi, Gene Littler, Jerry, Barber, Sam Snead, Jack Flsd< and Doug Ford. Knights Continue to Rott in 'A' Loop There’s just no slopping the Knights of Columbus in the Class A City Baseball league. The defending city champion* kept rolling along WedneMlay with a 7-4 triumph over CIO I^N'at .594 at Wianev tleld. the Merehanl*. Meadow* hurled doubles in the Hudson Hornets' the route and allowed only one hit, a 7th-lnning single by Bob liong, and he fanned 12. Pontiac Central made 10 hits, three by Bob Smith, for a 7-3 Class D win ovei* West Bloomfield. In another Class D contest. Lake Orion also clubbed 10 hits to defeat In the hit department, it even at six apiece. Bui the UnionL . ^ ^ club aided the K. of C. cause by the same by lommitting seven errors over Furtney’s. Cox clouted a three-run homer in the 3rd to tie the score and doubled home the winning run in the 4th as the Cubs rallied to defeat the Wizards, 5-4. Happy’: made only four hits, but still drubbed Carling’s, 21-1, in another Widget game. losing pitcher Dick Goldsworthy gave additional help by walking five batters. Stu Dell clouted a homer teammate aboard in thq 7th inning to give the Knights a couple of Insurance runs and Jim Wagner, pitching in relief of starter Bob Yahnke, retied the CIO without trouble to wrap it up. Wagner received credit for the victory whfla Xioldsworthy _____ the distance for the CIO. Tom McCormick of the Knights and the Union's Mel Taylor made two hits apiece. Elisabeth Lake was no match for Don NtrboUe in a CUm B game at Jaycee Park. Nicholie rollected 10 hits, one a two-ran " ■ - I 1st Inning homer by pitcher Greg rH*ncrally the pros figure "Who-; Meadows, for a 0-2 decision aver is putting will win." But — allow a hit in the final 2^ innings, "«> ter as the Ponti;««*Police whipped the ao. 5-2. f * * ----— -------------------The loss slipped the Tigers two! games under the .MO mark — not | long hitter said after Wednesday’s really unfamiliar surroundings for practice round in a 20-miIe wind, the Detroit club — and pulled the ^ “The big question today was get-Senators even with the books. ting to the green so you could start I * * * putting. The Senators had a chance to , ♦ * move two games ahead of Detroit; "Thoy’xe put tho.se faix-ivaysl today in the final game of the se- traps so they'll catch a normal ith Tex Clwenger going drive. If you over-compensate to Pistons Will Ploy Tilt at Birmingham DETROIT (t l*h - The De trotf PistfHK snnimnci-sl vesler da.v they will play a pre season game with Cinclnnali at Birming- 7-3 score. The Tel-Huron Tigers outscored J & R Auto Stores in a free-whoeling Class E contest,' 13-9, and Vemor’s nosed out the Big Shamrocks, 4-3, in another "E” game. On the Class F front. Bob Trevino belted a two-run homer to feature the Aztecas’ 19-2 rout of the Blackhawks; Wally Logan hurled a two-hitter as the Pontiac Police defeated the Moose. 3-1, and St. Benedict gained a forfeit win over the Lancers. Rappy’s Raiders went on a hitting spree in the Widget division to trounce Baldwin, i6-4. The Rniders made 10 hits — three homers, two doubleo and tour triples — with Mike Stowe blasting n grand sinm home run. Tommy DeLoroaa pitched a two hit shutout and Pat Thomberry and Gary Allison each . Mrs. Koss Sets Course Mark at Bald Mountain Tiger Box Score to to ini;: *Zw',ik'ed •-«nick aut tor Brue* 611 m So-*; nnoetorTT. Yo»«. PO-A—I |WMh»n««in ?7-». Drtroit *7-10. DP—V»)dl-tWlMi. Oxnlftrt ma Becqw: BUto *im1; u>B-liiM»ltoa 5. Oritott J ! ------trTTj. Bkq-— “-----' 3B—OobiKk, Bilki HLIGGING AJ'TER.M.ATH — American 'Leagpe umpire Ed Hurley, left, testified in a Kansas City cBurt Wedne^ay against Boyd Owens, far right. Owens was fined and sentenced to jail fw slugging ump Bob Stewart. Hurley got ah injined wrist in the ! ' melee. In oeatcr is Athletic stadium; manager Bob Wacbter. Doctoring Your Golf By DR. CARY MIDDLECOFF PATIENT'S COMPLAINT; ’’Can’t get rhythm in my' swing. ” DIAGNOSIS: Forward press lacking. TREATMENT: To swing a golf club fluidly and of the body and handa just before you start the back-swing.-This movement is called the forward press, and is the movement which initiates the swing. You cannot expect a rhythmic swing If you start it back abruptly and Jerkily. The forward press sets up a rhythmic pattern. The forward press comes after yon complete the waggle which is the name given the set of preliminary movementa you make preparat^ to starting the swing. Simply moye the middle part of the body and the hands an inch or two forward, the head remains In position. As you complete this slight forward movement, draw smoothly into your backawing. ’ Mrs. Joseph Koss ran away frjin the field yesterday at Bald Mountain Golf Qub in the weekly Women's Metropolitan Golf Assn, tournament. Mrs. Koss fired 38-33-71, course record for women at Bail Mountain, to l^eat her nearest rival by a whopping eight strokes. Mrs. C. F. Fox finished 2nd with 42-37—79. Mrs. Koss was four strokes below women’s pt Mrs. R. G. (Fran) Martell, Mrs. ^ R. Rodgers and Mrs. Kidder tied for 3rd place with Us, followed by Mrs W. D. (Editu) Wright of Lake Orion who shot V Wright will defend her i Women’s City Medal Play cham-jpionship this Saturday over an 18-Jhole route at Pontiac MunicipallTobian. LAAC, platform, jgolf course. ' CAUJDtrO SHOrr - Tiger catcher Red Wilson appeared to bo coiling hia shot as he grounded out early in the lecond straight loss to Washington at Briggs Stadium yesterday. He left Steve Bilko bn third. The final aoore read 8-6. Men's AAU Swim Meet Ready for 3-Day Run TOLEDO, Ohio (B-Wlth a record-smashing performance by the girls as a challenge, America’s male swimming and diving stars open the three-day National AAU Men’s Outdoor Championships Fri-day. ★ ♦ 0 The speed and form flashed by the distaff side bolstered America’s hopes In the Olympics. Coaches are hoping the men will display more of the same. The Olympic trials in Detroit are less than two weeks away. At least world mark, the 200-meter- freestyle. Is In Jeopardy when the swimming and S-meter diving compeHUon starts at Scott Park pool. Some SM ■wtinmers and divers are eo-tered. Jeff FarreU. Wichita. Kan., became the first man to break the two-minute barrier at 200 met?rs freestyle when he churned the distance in 1:59.4 last Saturday. HoW-the performance failed to qualify as a world record because Farrell used Yale University’s exhibition pool, whidi does ^ot meet Olympic standards. “ Scott Park pool does. * ★ ★ Farrell is the 100 and ‘200-meter AAU outdoor and indoor freestyle champion. ard Time.) Because Scott Park lacks the necessary facilities, the platform diving ^ be held Sunday at Brennan Park, EMtroit. ★ ★ A - There will be one event for the girls', the women’s Junior national 200-meter freeptyle relay Saturday. The schedule for etihir events: Vrltoj. 1 p m.-l0O-m*Ur trMit*l«. M>-ai*tor Indlvldutl medtey, l.MW-mtttr rNityli. nn*U T p.m. 12:36 p.m.-)06-nwter tLca-.ylr. 304-owter breutittok*, 100-metcr tekitrokt, Soe-met*r butterny, junior ^>00*1 slrU 90*-aMt«r relnyV. NO-meUr IrputyU r«tor». >lli*U 6 p m. r medley rel»y. ru>*U 7 p m Mickey Picks Her Top Foes WORCESTER, Mass. (AP) — 'These will be the toughest to beat.’’ champloii, will field a eontlngeet ol lour AAU liUe boldeie-—Frank McKinney, 100 and 200-meter backstroke; Alan Somers, 400 and 1,500-meter freestyle; Mike Troy, 200-meter butterfly, anJ Rill Barton, 400-metrr Individual medley. The Los Angeles Athletic club, » strong contender for the team litle, is composed principally of the University of Southern Cali- __ fomia team which won the NCAA HnS ExtOndf^H indoor title. A top performer tor Los Angeles is Lance Larson, defending 100-meter butterfly and 2(|p-meter individual medley champion. The New Haven Swim Club and its Yale stars, who were second hi the NCAA indoor team championship, also are strong challengers. So Is the Detroit Ajhletlc Club, whose Michigan acc Ron Clark will defend his 200 nieter breast stroke Htle. Other defending champions entered are Manuel Sanguily, Cuba tOC-meter breast stroke, and tnei two diving titlists. Don Harper, Columbus, 3 meters, and Gary Mickey Wright, the personable pro from San Diego, Calif., was looking over her chances for a third straight title in the U.S. Women’s Open Golf Tournament that starts today. * ★ ★ "fn order, I’d say my toughest competition is going to come from Betsy Rawls, Louise Suggs. Joyce Ziske and Barbara Romack.’’ She made the comments yesterday after finishing preparation* for the $7,500 tourney at the 6,137-yard Worcester Country Qub course. Pro Grid War to Musicians LOS ANGELES (AP)-Appar-enfly nothing is sacred in the bitter war between the old National and the infant American football leagues. ■k it -k They’ve been swapping accuea-tions, ol player theft, pirating of front office help and so on. ♦ ★ ★ Now it appears the Los Angeles Chargers of the AFL sought to make off.with a 43-piece band. ■Johnny Boudreau and. the Los Angeles Rdhi band" has been an institution since the NFL Rams came here in 1946. the Drug Teams Softball Winners at Drayton Drayton Drug and L^eland Pharmacy were Waterford Ameri-, can League softball winners last night at Drayton Plains, Draytoh Tioscti out Rod's Sumtj oco, 3-2, with Bill Goulet out-pitching Bob Ferree in a battle of six-hitters. SUn Larkin paced the Druggist's with three hits and , scored their ^entual winning run I in the 6th stanza. Lakeland defeated Spencer Floor i Covering. 4-1, behind the steady I six-hit hurling of Arky James. I Wayne White and Bob Thatcher I made two hits apiece for the * Pharmacy while Ed McNamara had three safeties In a losing . cause. I * * * Asked about a report ; Competition starts with the 3-[Chargers had obtained his » i meter diving preliminaries Fridiytices, the peppery Boudreau jmoming (10 a m., Eastern Stand-Ipfied: "No I turned it dow-n ’ \ Blanche Martin Stars Thinks They’ll Win Olympic Track Eussim Coeteh Optimistic MOSCOW - Coach (Harry) Korobkov of the,. Soviet track and field team said t^ay he was optimistic over Russia’s chances of winning in the Olympic Games In Rome. He made the remark at the conclusion pi the- last pre-Olympic trials, and he qualified the statement. not win many event* but which win place many athlete*, particularly women. In second or third place. ' "Of course we don't expect to win all events, ” the coach said, ’’but we expect to get enough over-aU points to win the Olympics ’ The concensus here is that Rus-a’s men will take the 10,000-meter race with rugged Peter Bolotnikov and perhaps the OflOO-meter with the same man. Bolotnjkov did the 5.000 recently In 13:56,8, only 20.8 Nearly 900 athletes took part in ‘he world record held the four-day meet to determine fellow-countryman Vledlmlr places on the Olympic team! —XKulz, whn ha* retired. They did their besi, but broke ^"'•♦’’’h-a'* pon Bragg |ir an un-only one worid record-tn women’s the coach shot putting-and bettere«Mhe ------------------ ropean pole vault record. : The RusslaniC pl,,n u, w-nd „„ m. meter team to R^mie The i^inners of the first three place- "But,” he added quickly, "the Americans will be' tough competitors. They have a brilUant team -II Is the strongesf team they’ve ever had.” DURHAM, N.H. (AP)-Blanche Martin, formejr Michigan State ball carrier, stood out Wednesday in a spirited 90-minute scrimmage at the New York Titans' football training camp. Three times trapped at the line of scrimmage. Marlin wriggled and ; darted free for long gains includ- [ Xeverfhe’les* Korobkov and ing _touchdown runs of dO and 30^ Western observers .greed Ras- .•om,-.t,tkm, just ended wllf hav i »'» has a strong le.m which msy berths, hut w>wi|| „ few (dhei 1 THE j»ONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY. JULY 21. lOfO FORTY-FIVE Braves, White Sox in Hot Streaks Tbe two (nuns the experts ssM light be over the hUl may yet •• over the top in tho Major They're the Milwaukee VfiivoB and the Chicago White Sox airi bont-nmaing PHtshurgl^ Pilhtao aai New Yogk Yalfaes. the perfect ootnpanioo in a , . ia dear. UgiM, pleasant Arrow Vodka, f intrudes^ver dominates, mixes welt. PrefenW by more and more people. MvaoiT 7. MCN, Mam moor,« dHve has Wted them to wllhte aoe game at the Vaakeea in (ho The Braves achieved their longest winning streak o( the year when Warren Spahn seven4»ltted the St. Louis Cardinals. M. The Renault Demo Sale 4 Sharji Cart Is Chtsts frosi I and LiganM OLlia MTN »LB 210 Orchord Loka Av«. FE 2-9101 Op«n Evoningt BUICK - OPEL^ RENAULT — JEEP Sox made it five Jn a row when Roy Sievers’ three*run homer powered them to a 7-1 decision over the Boston Red Sox. 4-g, aiM the loa rraMiseo Otams Oflolaa,^ «*lB < to low goar Ilka moto o( his mates, reached the halfway point in hla bid lor Us nth season with the aM o^ solo homers by Hank Aaron and Joo It was the »y«aiMiM lett-haad-er's toth shutout and cnth victory In the majors. Ernie Broglio suffered his fifth loss for the CSrd- Jimmy ^lersai] and Harvey KtMim hit homers and Dick SUg-chohed eft a Yankee rally In (he eighth kwlng tp give the l» diaas one victory la their three* game aeries. Mickey Mantle and Roger Marts homered tor the Yan-|m, Maris' Slat in the Yankees' ‘ game putting hlnv 13 games ahead of Babe Ruth's record pace. The White Sox' cause received a solid boost when the aeveland Indians downed the Yankees. M. and the Braves advanced a full game when the Los Angeles Dodgers out-scrambled the Pirates. 7-5. in 11 innings. Glen Hobble’s two-hitter gave m Chieago Osbe a M victory tVank Baumann shut out Red Sox ov’Cr the last five timings I his sixth game lor the Sox. who tagged BUI Mon-bouquotte for six hits and four runs In 3 1-3 inrtngs. A1 Smith also ’homered for the White Sox while Frank Maizone had three Ihita for the Red Sex. It was the 10th win in 13 games for the de-tendtog American League cham- ■eeoad game of the twi-nighter. The Dodgers won oat three and a halt-hoar with the piratea when roakle outfleMer Tammy Dario Mt a two-raa homer ett Elioy Face In the lllh. Hal Smith's «eei«d homer of the gdme Med the ooore for the Pirates la the ainth and Cass Aveiae Brake Service hath teams srarsid la (ho Itoh Hobhie had a perfect game until WaUy Post opened Cincinnati's eighth Inning with a clean single. Hobble then went on to gain his ninth victory. Post also ruined rookie Jim Brewer's Major League starting debut with a ihree-nin homer that enabled Don Newcomt to win hla fourth game lor the Reds in the nightcap. Sam Jones, aided by Johnny An-tonaill in the ninth, beat the Phll-llea (or the fifth time this season, raised his record to l‘J-9. Boh Schmidt had two hits and drove to a run to lead the Giants' six-hit attack. Bill Short suffered Orion Orioles Clinch ““ ••' Small Fry Loop Tie Ray Herben scattered 11 and Marv Throneberry hit his enlh homer lor the Athletics, who dealt Milt Pappas his seventh setback. tUGNX PACT-Bailey Howell, rookie great last year. Is ready lor his second season with the Detroit Pistons He cmnplled a 17.1 aruiing average as a pro t winter The Orton Orioles clinched a share of the Small Fry Aiperiran league pennant by walloping the Indiana 15-1 at .Shields diamond In nighl. The unbeaten Birds ran be undisputed rhampa by at least splitting their ■ ist two games, Bruce Fritz hurled four-hit ball and fanned eight (or the Orioles while his mates were blasting iree hurlers for 18 safeties. In oiher garhrs yesterday. The Gingellville Mets whipped the Pan-; thers 0-1 to stay tied for dr Stenlor National l,rague. The Fak-ons drublH-d .1-l.akes 13-7. the Gingellville Otikes kept a share of first hv honitiing the T HInIs IT-'J and the Tigers ia-al the Coni-tiers 8-1 tn the Junior NL Haod Into tha Wind Junior Amerlean .Splifii-es 1.1, Pirates 7; Terrors 11. 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Buehholz Is Upset Viclim CHICAGO (API — Chances ofiLouis defeated Don Russell of Aus-U. S. Davis Cup team members traHu g.3 5.3 making up the leml-finala of the .u- .u . 1 National day Courts Tennta cham-L.i^“ oL pionshlps were wrecked yesterday L,, u, j Laver, the when a diminutive South Ameri-L'^£i cun upset Earl Buehholz Jr. of st.|l CLOSING OUT SALE Everything except our gun dept, will be sold to moke room lor Qur new gun shop. BRIGGS . SPORTING GOODS Louis. Miguel Olvera, a 5*5. 118-pound | speedster from Ecuador, humbled the third-seeded . Buehholz 6-2, 6-4 in the third round competition at the River Forest Tennis Qub. Barry MacKey of Dayton, Ohio the No. 1 seed, eliminated Edwar-;do Zuleta of Ecuador 64, 6-4. Second-seeded Bernard (Tut) Bart-zen, seeking his third straight ti-[tle, Icbbed his way past 20-year-old Rod Susman of St. Louis, 6-2, 16-4. 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The crackdown atems (ron De> trait's troubles last season with aoe quarterback Tobin Rate, who jumped to the 'Toronto vtous years, no players would be allowed in the camp after the date Not a single cracked egg since Chevy ■ took over the route That W Flaetside pickup you see takes whatever kind of road comes along, and makes about 250 stops a day delivering egfft house to house for Mr. Harry Hansen of Missoula, Montana. "With my previous truck,’’ Mr. Hansen . writes, “f always had some cracked eggs. Cargo damage always cut into my profits. But the new Ch^ eliminated % that problem completely: I haven’t had one cracked egg with my t new truck and Tve had up to a ton of eggs in it . without any difficulty---1 didn’t know a truck could rtde so nice.” Chevy rides nice, all right: takes good care of fragile cargoes. But that's not even the half trf it. Torsion-spring suspension also means longer life for the truck, extra thousands of working miles, because the sheet metal and body components take less of a beating. You can run off-the-road or over back trails, at faster safe speeds, too; get in more trips a day, make more money. Those facts are as true of the big Chevrolet heavyweights as they are of the pidcups. Any model you name. Get one on your job and you've got the world's most eflBcient, most economical way to haul any load over any road. Your dealer will be happy to prove that statement any day you say. 4 Tm getting close to 20 miles to the goBon," Mr. Hansen states, "and that’s on stop-and-go delivery." WORIH MORE BECAUSE THEY WORK MORE! CHEVROinSIURDI BIUIRUCKS See your local authorized Chevrolet dealer Otto Meets His Ail-Stars Today Rote refused to sign this — tract last sununer but the club him to practice. Rote sou hadn’t slgpied by the time the season openpd and when Detroit reject^ his demands Rote played out his ins contract option and jumped to the Canadian Football Iy>a>nie aften the 1959 season. Halfback Howard iHopalong) :Cass.';''y md f*'>frnsKT Hilt Gless both -I'ntyi contracts yesterday for itbe KW sp— •' P-'-'is pf th" pacts were not revealed. m5t^?“i5di^S5oo"ohta*8t*u“^ CtncUiBtU; Hugh McIdbC. M'k taslpul Soathniw: Mootr SOcklc. Notn DBBit. “ l« Brown, inothor Uon Mkrytand at»l»; Lou Cor- UiyiHV Orii*r SiMbf VeUmwl Join DriMi CAUItNWlA, Pa. (AlPl - Ace CHICACII) (il-Head coach Otto greet a gnui beating the Balttmore Colts. * * * The squad—an graduatea-will number 44 players and ottIdaUy open druls tomorrowat Northwestern with the ahn of victory over the Nattomd Fbotball League champlonB tai the 27th annuai All-Star game in Soldier Field Aug. 12. Graham and his staff wtD have this talent to mold into units against the Cotta: 0 piqyad at LoBg Hay Endi lY Qifiddy . wba pli»a nehtner.^r- They completed b five-day meet- H^i. MarqutUe: Oeorga ttw*Notre'o^e* Ing here yesterday with the an- nouncement that Dick Charles. 39,lMarquatta: tub Moore, vonderuit; jui an Omaha television executive, * Mtxieo; chark'?*Briul*'*aoorgta”*' **** .would serve as commissioner ofi ------------------ Hhe circuit which is aiming at big * . rr. itague social status.. \Michigan Star Rules for league operation, in- n < «. mjf jcluding some innovations to'bowI-lA IQIlKllTl iViay ! ing such as free substitution and m . *% w‘ the incorporation of some form of OiQil rlO sQCt defense in the game, will be dis- I cussed hv a committee and ' DETROIT (m-Wilbert Franidin, sented at '^he next meeting. Oct. University ol Michigan two-sports j 18. 19 and 20 at Minneapolis. | star, is likely to sign a profes-I Construction is expected to bq- .sional baseball contract for a size-I gin soon on Some of the bowlink oble bonus within the next few I arenas, most of w’hich will havejdays. and seating capacities I ranging from 1,600 to 6,000. COl. j Bruce Canright. Forth Worth, I Tex.; franchise holder said the arenas all will be designed to give the snectator the impression he is entering a theater and not a bowl-ing center. Franklin, who bats left and throws right, is, being sought by many Major League clubs. 631 OAKLAND at CASS MAHHEWS-HARGREAVES, INC. PONTIAC, MICH.* THIS AD GOOD r A raiE It's New! It'iFu! pun-pun 54 HoUt GOLF WIN FRtl PRIZIS NIGHTLY Jaal CaM In aaA BettaUr ISM DIXIE HWT. DBATTON rLAINS (WaaSwari It an Laan Laka) M HOLES N. E. earner Trletrath-Narlhweakra aaax a I OOOO OV 8IH1 eluding the Detroit Tigers. The 21-year-old Chicagoan, a halfback or. the University football team, is an outfielder-catcher in baseball. He reportedly has been offered 140,000 by one team. Franklin batted .420 at Michl gan after lettering on the^ football squad, although he was hurt much of last season. A 183-pounder who 8tam}s 5-feet-ll, Franklin is a Junior at Michigan. He is making his home in Grand Rapids now and playing semi-pro baseball for one of the teams in that city. S.S.S.=Solid Savings m Sixties Continental May State Plans Today DEAL RIGHT NOW AND Don't Wait Any Longer—The '60__ Cleoronce Is HEReT PONTIAC RETAIL STORE 65 Mt. Clemens FE 3-7954 NEW YORK (AP) - The Con-League today was expect-program for its Safety Service Specialists WFRE DEAUNG GUT^BIG SAVINGS FOR YOU! RLI6HMEHT A BRAKE snaAk • COiRCCT CNSTCiy ^ CAMBER. TOC-W • JUMUST BRAKES • NDJusTsmiwa • ADD BMKE HUID • BALANCE FRQNTBmEELS miMKCS M.LM00U.S NO CXCCPTWNS GET QEHERU TEAIIER 111(1 Avoid Roed Delay-Oet • Spore Today! 451/S. 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THURSDAY. jrLV 21. lo«o Water Skiers Converge on Pontiac Area for 2 Weekends FORTV-SEVEN Ckon Prop Ofton Whon i"'"* *" *“ I. j xLi . ‘hmuth weedy #iter, how.*. ;Trav#linQ Woody Wator iever. tt le advlaable to stop tha' I I ! ei^pne periodically, tilt It and clean . Weeds fouled on the propeller «way any rrmaintnc weedi by ; ran fre<;uentiy t»e cleared by run- hand. AOE-OUD CHALLBNOE — The fpmous little yawl, Kinistcrrc. heads for off-shore waters of the race from Newport to Bermuda. The skipper Is Cbrieton Mitchell. Flnisterre won the 1960 race. Loon Lake Site of State Meet This Weekend i Midwost Toornoy Noxt Woek to Bo Hold at Same Place Pontiac Uill .be the water aki capital (or the next two weekends. jLoial water skiers will be out to a share of the honors In the [state Tournament this Saturday and TSunday at Loon Lake on U S. UO just north of the city. * * * j A week later the Midwest championships will be staKcd on the same lake with champions from 11 I states participating. ' Actlvlries Saturday start at 7: N I a.m. with the tlaletn events In live divlshtm, Junior girts, Juahir boys, bo.vs, glrh and women. At H^30 a m, the ski tricksters [in the same divisions will take the water and at 2:30 p.m. the Jumping events will take place. Southwest Reservoir Is Top Boating Waterway Where Is America’s most popular I boy may be found swapping pleasure boating waterway? | chapa lor water skU and riding In 1939 it was the wide waters on waters that were part of where the Red River Vallryj Indian Territory. W years ago. broadens out into I^e Texoma: ^ betweeir Texas and Oklahoma. i . ^ ... » ^ ^ ^ [cruising are among activities that swell the attendance total into Once sea-coast boatmen liked to believe they had a monopoly. But the 6,736,000 visitors to Tex-oma last year know that inland boating is bigger still. Recent figures from the 'Army Corps of Engineers place th!s 223 square-mile expanse of water ahead of all others where attendance records are kept. Lake Texoma Is the manmade result of Denison Dam. one of the many retwrvolri and navigable waterways constructed by the Army Enigineers. Us-ually the Oorpn’ projecto are planned primarily for flood control, navigation, wnter supply and power generation, but aome outatandbig recrentlonaf waters are nlso a reonlt. Who goes to Texoma? Boatmen from communlUes around Its 580 miles of shore Hne. who keep craft of all sizes from small skiffs up tp $100,000 cabin cruis Trailer-boat famlfies drive In from Dallas, Tulsa, ForTWorth and Ok-iahoma City. Launching ramps also show license plates throughout the country. Sunday, the men and veterans divisions will dominate the events starting at 7:00 a.m. and continuing through 4:00 p.m. Among Ike top local entries are I Paul Boel who linlahed aecond in I the IMS nationals and one of the top skiers In the stale. Tony Mitchell of Pontiac the 1958 jumping champion and Jerry Lank-inaw the 1959 champ are entered with BUI Bilby the men's champion, Nancy Messier the girls jumping champ on and the millions who have found ihisjRandy McCully the state boys jun-15-year-old lake can be a mid- ior champion. America sea coast. j * * * Miss Messier, recently graduated Michigan State Championship! WATER SKI MEET! STUK UmDkT ud SUMDAT •EOINNINO AT I A.M. ENTERTAINMENT in the EVENING ON BEAUTIFUL LOON LAKE JUST OFF OUR lANDINSI MIDWESTERN CHAMPIONSHIP JULY 29, 30 AND 31 You Aro Invited le Pork Preo in Our BI7 toll DAILY 9-A P.M.-FRI0AY Til 9 P. M.-SUNDAY 10-3 P.M. LotK of Porkinfi \ , SLAYBAUGH’S ^ '1 IV2 Mil«f North of ToUgroph 4030 Dixit Hwy. OR 4-041 Texoma is no inland exception. Last year 31 other waterways topp^ the million-visitor mark. Second place goes to the M pools of the Mississippi River (liannel Project In Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, Illinois and Mhisottrt. A total of S.6M.3M addicts were counted there. ★ * ★ Lake Sidney Lanier in Cicorgia and Fort Gibson Resedvoir in Oklalgtina each reached 4,000,000. Other reservoirs in Tennessee, California, Texas and Georgia had 3,000,000 fresh-water enthu-siasts stop by. Ohio, Arkansas. North Dakota, Mississippi, Alabama'and Florida attracted millions. from Waterford High School, will move up into the women’s division this year and McCully takes anoth-sr notch in the boys’ events. All next week, each evening Monday through Thursday, start-lag at 1:40 p.m. there will be water ski. shows adjoining the Edgewmter Beach Lodge. The ski week is being sponsored by the Michigan Marine Dealers Association and the Michigan Water Ski Association. it * * Participating state clubs are the Cass Lake Ski Oub of Pontiac and Ann Arbor. PYC Skippers Until coastal attendance can bo ifl BUSy W©©lC©21Ci at Higgins Lake counted that tops these busy waterways, the inland boatmen will rank first as America’s most-arr dent skippci-s. SEA-HORSES ^CDtinsan MOTORS Thompson Better-Bnilt Boats Foil Line of Maiine Paints and Hardware The Complete Sports Equipment Shop GASOWS SPORT CENTER 1 Door From Orchard Lako At*. 1275 CASS LAKE RD. KEEGO HARBOR FE 2-5802 LOOK FOR NEW TITLES - Nancy Messier and Randy McCully, who won titles la.st year In the girls' and junior boys' divisions, will be back to aim for championships in the state water ski tournament to be held this weekend at I,oon Lake They won’t Ije defending their titles however Miss Messier will be in the women’s Jumping division ami Kandy moves up into the Ixiys' division. Sailor's Challenge: Alone at Sea Whether they live hundreds of| adventures do not happen by ae- ini«‘iliately to a man in the water i xhould be worn during Examine all lines, all standlngVeally rough going. From the belt tol^ to chaUenge the open oce running rigging and sails on -‘ hne Is fastened by snap hook to 11 . .0 sailboat. Kf'piace anv question-la eleat or sfanehion .so that a ru.shi Eve^ year, small craft set out ^ ^ on solir voyages. Five sailboats ^ ^ ^ P ymoutht, on decks. .Stow POWERCRAH SLASHES PRICES ON fii{p:k(;las ho.vts 14’ Powercraft FIBERGLAS Equipped with upholstered front and rear I seats, windshield and steering ... *595 Inland Lakes sales , 3127 W. Huron FE 4-7121 IfOURN: Mon , Wed , FrI. ’HI « Tiimm 'Tliim *«ll B _ UumsI.. IB • racing England, to New York this i 1 equipment lie „ . . , . ''low .so nothing will rocket about the cabin if Hu- waves roll up. aboard. The contest is expected ^ * . to take a month or moi^ to com-! mern^rs are most useful jjjp ‘ when kept aboard. If they ^ 'move about open decks, install life CounUeas other •mall power ji,„ps to encirrle the boat Canvas and saUboats are making long, dodgers can be fa.stened as side avery year. We asked curtains to keep out driving spray •atlor CVMophfr de > and more solid water. (irabowski how he plans for a . yfe rings should be positioned so Aoyage of this kind. that they can be thrown Im- Knowledge of waters and the boat come first. Boatmen have aVespect for off- Wryfer VofCOffiOD shore seas, but any waterway can ' xav-wsiix/zi become treaeheroua during a sud- f'infnr den storm. Often boatmen on lakes. ^ ^ * rivers, reservoirs and ponds Smooth Power... lor More Sninmer Fun! Pontiac Yacht Club skippers will she action this weekend at Higgins Lake entered in the Michigan District Regatta. Two races are scheduled for Friday, two Saturday and one Sunday. , ♦ ★ ★' The (hstrict wtnnem e 11 g I b I e for the Inte Ughtning t'hamptonahlps to be held at Tawas Bay tMs year. Ijist year’s district winners the McKinley brothers of Tawas and ....... ................. Herm NIchels of Fenton auto- I lieve that since they left shore only matlcally qualify for this year’s | hours instead of days ago, theyi n„.hinE like h "water-i Lightning Championships. ^ean not get into seriou.s tmuhle. Waterford Oarence Holman of Fenton and; ActuaUy. short steep seas that ^1)1 vouch for this. ' Mack Goodwin both qualified last [build up on shallow inland wators. Richard Carlsen, I year for the President’s Cup Cham-can be more punishing to a small ^ile Carlsen and pionship. [boat trying to speed through them Clarence Dodge and' ♦ ♦ * jthan long offshore swells. Though famUies made a trip by boat! Representing P. Y. C. in this:’"*^|*^ storrqs do not seem to last rieorgian Bay to l,ake Onta-year’s race will Qarence Hoi- at sea, ,j,pjp vacation the past 10 days. - .......... they can te^ually severe boats to' Inland boatmen should take the pp^,j„pg „p Local Couples Complcts "tilsncing" type twin fwl systsm scr . . . Thermnstst controlled cooling . Con- MICHIGAN BOAT SERVICE 3080 W. Huron FE 8-8941 man and Mack Goodwin piloting new boat, Bob FlaCk in Escape 11. Ralph Johnson in Beats Me II, Ralph Behler and Burt Bouwkamp jin Can Do. Phil Smith In Mafia, Andy Roualet Jr. with Go-Go-Go, Gaude Bennett in Gizmo, A1 Gray in Kay V, Dr. Ken Wood in Hey Mable, and A1 Oberson with Gismo also. same careful preparations that the!^^^ , their boats in the bay and enjoyed ocean cruising man in.sists upon. Preparations begin with a ihc experiences of moving into study of all possible eiiiergenelrs imany locks and canals, and plans to handle them. Too ; One lish dinner sessison was en-many beginners start out badly joyed on a deserted island «nd eqqippfd and prepared. The sue- , another evening was spent on Ju-ressfui cruise Is one In whleh nipcr Island in Stoney l^e. SPECIAL! WHITEHOUSE BOAT: 25 H.P. SCOTT TRAILER ONIY t $945 Completa Una of Marina CRUISE-OUT BOAT SALES 63 I. Waftos Blvd. FI 1-4402 Opon Daily 9-9—^Sandsy 10-6 Do-H-y ourself BUILD TOUR OWN POOL —We Will / Give Ten Pioletsienal Hints TERMS C3S BE ARRANGED Drayton Swimming Pool Supply 4763 Dixie Hwy., Drayton OR 3-6734 J 1«T)RTY KIGHT THE PONTtAC PRESS. THURSDAY. JULY 21, I960 ONE COLOR \ » Claims Firemen Arrived Without Water in Truck Isolation of a Different Sort African Upheaval Has Angola Unwanted iStoRi Womon to H#od OiNwpafhit Auxiliary KANSAS OTY, M*. (UFU-Mr». Campbell A. Ward, wife oTa water, a Miami rharjced. MUtoa Hteinhardl. (a a taH filed Tarsdaked'danMUfe*. He rlalme the flremea had u»rd op water from their tmrh'a tank by waleriar lawnn. Steiiiluirdt'ii attorney rtpUlWMl It wm« town jjtraM aronnir the fire ntation. The firemen were onahle to And a hydrant and an enter' lency rail wa« made to the >liaiiii Beai-h departin«‘al. Stein hardt'* olfire Is on -TnaMire Island, between Mlntni and Mi I I ri i LUANDA. Angola (AP»-Under the relentleiM preasure of Abican upheaval, the centuriea-old iaola-tion of Portuguese Angola is last tomlng to nn end. It is being replaced by a kind of iaolidion, Inatrad of icunl.v—an o^ajrfty made this southwest . titory on*’ of the great' at the ounlinent—Angola i^^king on a lonely promim’tice Together with .Mozambique, its sister Poi1ugU('s<' provime on the African cast ciwsi, Angola Is emerging as ih*' last big stronghold of iniditionsi Kiirofiean colo-niallsTii wHilh of the .Sahara. When the slightest Inkling of subversive activities is suspected, the authorities crack down bard. The real threat to continued Portuguese rule appears to ( from outside,> especially from the LtopolcK'llle area where a sitable group of Angolan expatriates will be able to operate openly now that the Congo has black government. They have the support .of Patrice rw premier of the Congo, and Kwamc Nknimah. of Chana Another rcUaon for Portuguese oonfldence fat the economic power that MoxamMque and Angola » erciae over the Congo. Most of thg copper and other mineral exports are mined in Katanga Province, tile southeast comer of the go. Most travel by rail Is acroti either Angola or Mozambique to the ports of Lobito on the west coast or Beira on the e If Portugal should close these mil links, adintttedly at great to Its own economy, the Congo could be quickly brought of the Auxiliary to the Amerlcvi Osteopathic^ Asa. at the gtaufrg il convention here. 'kncci Norman Thomas Sees Victory hr Kennedy • ' SCARBOROUGH. Maine III -SodaUat Norman Thomas said he expects a vietory tsr the Kennedy- Mrs. Ward has been a natloMl officer of the graup fn years and was cbOsen president-1 elect at last year's convention. Thxas is the ieatfiag oil producing state followed in order hy California. Mexico and lastly by Mim MidlantfjOr.Hawey^, OdeotuRi President outhnak of arar. ‘Tf 1 wara a betting man—and mind you Tm not—I would bi the Democrats but with very i odds in their favor,” Thomas toM Porttand Evaping Press report- The six-time unsuccessful candi- KANSA8 OTY. No. IUPI)-Dr. Roy J. Harvey, a O-year-otd general practltlaoer from Mldlaiid, Mich., today was nsmsd the 64th prestdsnt of the American (Meo-pathlc..................... Building Opuning Aug. 2 in Kalomaxoo KALAMAZOb fUPIi—Tha nr* ireMN Kalamamo Dj^ AtaINftraUan vm be occupied by Aug. 2, with moving operatiaM begiming this weekend. The School Board sold two old HaHh« School administration bi|iMtnga to Bronson Ho«itM Ptr N00.000. The oldest of the two wtU Sevarel 'million MHheic of pe-etoes ere loat eech year as a re-ult of JvnNit growth in storage ' SMALL-TOWN STUIT: Ima dKMt ftiured otX who reads IS ki«. duU guest lists on the ety pwes - the weman wboae w was accidentally omitted , , . A baby sitter told retunilng paieole: 'The baby went to bed at 8. 8:40, 9:30, teH and midnight. " -Earl Witoon. Michigan Vacation Trail ThuK l.n Woman GOP Leader in CHeboygon Dies !l Ih hclj iixtav for Mi> . rii-cds Mih Kishcr died Mimd ly fri Ml funticr—-Ihi* the ;inNwn to oqrushing bliick iioimIimti th.li PortugucM' offi-dx irp*iil h*‘rp with rcgulHnty. rhi y (onc»-ecl»l telll.DU ent _ - _ 'fell for Mlchlton' vacelloDltU I By I'niled Pre«* Internalloaal . . I’oriugal IS a dicUiiorship which 1 The 29th edition of the litwelll Prizes will be given for the most stifles ikiIiIIchI oprxisilion, nof jShowboat, which bills Itself as The ®*'W^** rosiume and pet combina-only in the oversqns provinces buliWorld's Ijirgesi Minstrel Show,Iridiculous costume in the'mother counir.v as well. fwilT be staged lor six nights, iitart-.*"*^ ’**e most ridiculous pet. 'muirHliip. a widespread ling Monday and running through Mexican nationals who each year iind rigid I Saturday. BE REALLY REFRESHED AROUND THE CLOCK! ST. JOSKPH a l>l•-.SlMlo ”, Marshal .Sgt Walter Burns has fold' ' Bemen County nffirials that Di-el hazanis in the Counl.v Court Hous-w-ill either have In-la* eliminated k of inlnr < on (xiucaiion all discour-} Loweli is located east of Grand h<- growth of idca.s alsiul l^aplds In Kent County" on M'21. It Id rMtImated that M.INW per-MHW will attend the perfornuinr-... which will iiH-lude six ama- Afneans in Angola ami Mozam-1 .^ts ebowai from St whkh a.ssist in harvesting the cherry crop and other frdit in West Mich-will be honored at Hart Friday and Saturday in the community's annual Mexican fiesta. Seleetlan of closed ,th*’ Portugm’s*’ way of thinking.! headliners of the show are Burn.s fold the (ouniy Board of „n,jp„nine British French and Taylor Dancers, the iirM>r\.'iovsr« fhul nt uxm'am av**** i ______ » _ • .c ■ .Sup*TVirors that of se\en the building which needed correi’ Belgian I Afrii-a. Sportaman Quartet, and Chndy amateur arts „__ events of ihe two-day relebradon la the Oceana County aeal. I janay. Between 20 and 3Q million Becaus*’ of I’orlugal s cradle-to-^^"'**!'*®’ tworded many ^nds of cherries are harveaffd r ago only two have been ;jravp thought control obM i-vcrsI*"""** Imcks for Walt Disney. edqh year in the Hart section, partially mken car,’ of lin many p,-irl.s of Africa Wieve! * * S^e trips: Action will have to be taken now, I that organized black nationalism Dowagiac s Ridiculous Dnys.j Saturday - Chicago to Mackinac Bums said, or legal action will i movements are practlciilly nonex- "’^ community s annual funfest. Island yacht race, start to close the third floor, whichlistent in Angola and Mozamhioue r‘‘I ** I*'*! Friday and .Saturday.! Monday to Wednesday — Nation-Includes the Circuit Court. .... ^ ' ~i cu..*»i.u.._j ...----- I at IcHst .* far One of the main features d Belgrade Builds Port on Danube BELCRADK lUPli - This cap-jilal city has undergone many iclianges since the devastation of World War H. New buildings, wide avenues, a giant sports stadium I and fair grounds pavilions have re-; plan’d the former ruins. Now a new addition Is under way. Belgrade Is getting a new river Iporl, which already Is taking form on the right bank qf the Danube. It will be the largest river port I Yugoslavia, and will stand second only to the seaport of Rijeka in importance. The port site abounds with activity as hundreds of workers and engineers carve out its form with massive, construction machines. The port will cover an area approximately 1.500 acres, and its cost will run .ankind $73 million. it will be equipped with the most modem means to facilitate shipping operations. It will have two iijor sections. In the first section will be the wharves, which will have a ca-jpacity of 4.0CiO carloads. In this I sect ion storage facilities ! nulled products are being built to !hold 1.000 carloads of produce. 1 -The second section will contain ja storage depot for liquid fuels, a j freight yard', a passenger station :and other'facilities.' Nolionally Advertiied * ai... ,ut YOUR CHOICE OF COLORS WAUBOUPMIIT :r:z i«a,i. ' $C95 1* , J ■ • Mzsonry " • Exiorior Primtr ^ SPECIAL SALE ' FlNr Coveriq ' S SiFs 1 Quolity SALE ON RLASTIC WALL TILE 50% Off 8*9. Now 2c Ic 4* 2t 5c ZVic 6c 3c UPIMLT TILE 4°h 1 Spatter CLOSE-OUT mmiE SOLID viiin TILE IQc., 9x9 fiMt Qnmlitr WE ARE YOUR ' AUTHORIZED :SANORAN DEALER inside—Outside WHITE PAINT $^59 CL Due to Belgrade's geographieal Im’ation and Its \1tal function In the country's economic life, the iinportancp of the new port can be ivadily realized I The port i.s expected to handle’ 12,700,000 tons of cargo annually. Kentile Solid Unglazed Ceramic Rubber Tile FLOOR TILE 9x9xH 2Va Sq. Ft. 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Decorate with a circling of devilled ham and egg salad. Mix yellow pasteurized processed cheese spread with softened butter and pipe along the edges with a pastry tube. Garnish with cucumber slices, sliced olives, cream cheese and a radish. Cut into wedges and serve with ice-cold King Size Coca-Colal -A TEEN DANCE FRIDAY NITE 8 to 11 WHERE: Hard'Surfoce Areo neor Crofoot end Pontiac Central. WHO CAN COME: Totnogart between 13 and 19 who liva in the Pontiac School District. Bottled under authority of The Coco-Celo Company by Coco-Colo Bottling Co. of Pentioc, Michigon THK PONTIAC PKKSS. THURSDAY. JULY il, \m) POIITVNINK Priority Placed on Police Force Would Dtfond Wmtern Hemisphoro From Any Outsido Aggrossion WASHINGTON »UPb - Sporr-tary of State Christiah A. Hertcr said Wedneaday that top priority haa been riven the pro| ereathm of a 21-nation mdUaty police force to fend off aitgresaion in the American hemiaphere * ♦ ♦ Herter adnowicdged that (he proposal is still in the early study stage at the Pentagon and there ia little likelihootf such a force could be established in time to deal wKh the U.S.-Cuba problem. But he adslaed Sea. tlebnce (A- Smathen (D-Fla) that hr has asked the Defense Department ta adslae him "of the mtlltary pfactteahilHy af entahHahinr aa the |T,S. mlHtary point of view." Herter wrote Smathers, a hackgr of the police force idea, • hat problems of financing, manning and oommandinr such t body lAwld have to be dealt with ♦ * . He added that the proposal may be discusacd at the inter-American conference of the organization of American Statap in Quito, Ecuador. next Ml^ch or possibly sooner. The police force proppoal was given Imiletaa by*, the reeaal assertions sf Soviet Painter NIkUa Khranhehev that Monroe Doctrine Is meaningless. Herter suggested that the tied military force raifd'i ^ to safeguard the Western hemisphere against outside attack and to deter elements within th hemi.sphere that threaten tb peace. ★ * * However, he wrote Smathers: ‘•Even under the most favorable STARTING TONIGHT AT 6 P.M. SNAPPY Pace—“Most photogenic new face on Broadway' is the title bestowed on Merle Letowt by students York Inst/ute of Photography. Merle portrays -lune Havoc, Gypsy Rose Lee's sister, in the current stage hit, "Gypsy." circumstances..! foresee prolonged inter-American consideration of. the project, including diaciisaion of^ the numerous political and ieeb-j nical problems which it raises.", OUR FACTORY TO YOU PRICES Save You Plenty! 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The Pontiac Press THK PONTIAC PRESS. THl’RSDAV. JI LY TVke May Poison Self Imitatint You I iny.FiVK By txMi Fint Don*t Take Pills in Front of Baby By Ui Rep. Alvin m. aenuey. Owown ReiKriiticaB. announced his candidacy for tba GOP nomina-tim for US. Hiiator. be touched off one «( the moot spectacular battles to cnb his old spot that Michigan has seen in njnny years. Six candidalPs have filed for the Aug. 2 primary^ OB. the Republican ticket, two on the DemocraUc ticket in BcoUey's Eighth District six routy asutheastem MIrhigaa dUtrict fnir thnea by margins of from 5-S to more than t-l. In the six-way GOP primary race are former Saginaw Mayor James Harvey, a front runner, Saginaw attorney H. D. Walker, considered the possible darkhorse. Joseph J. McMillan of Si^aw. Gregory M. Pillon who is a displace Detroiter now living in Durand. Warren Van Bowne of Ionia and Arthur Dillon, who is taking advantage of the law which allows any sute-resldent to run in any district. He lives across the line in Bay aty. On the Democratic front, attorney Karl E. Mikko ig facing Mary M. Hardin, a former Wayne city odocation olficiat. in the primary. Both now reside in Canon City. PfWB or BOrPMAN EM s e where in Congressional races, Demoaats Edward Bums of Douglas and W. J. Bryan Jarvis of Dowagiac are contendii« in the 4th District primaiy for the du-bfous privilege of taking on incumbent Qare E. Holfman. dean of Michigan's congressional delegation and unopposed Republican candidate for .re-election. If successful the 85-yeniNoU Hoffman wiU start his 2Tth year in the seat he has held slirae 1«H. In the neighboring Mb Dtstrlct lemociats Robert E. Oerseb nad William O. Keamon, both el Grand Raptdg, face earli other ta the prlnwry to determine who Republican from whom O'Hare grabbei the aeat by leea than 1- primaiy by five votea. eampmsil el Oabhmd Osaaly, eta Demomals are baltHag tor On ftghi to oppose laeambMl policeman. Is not considered a great diaUefiie to O'Hara but the district Is tar from safely in the Democratic column. ♦ * bi the 9|h DMrict, Donald G. Jennings and Max S. Primmer are contending in the Dcmocmtic primaiy to face incumbent. Reiwb-lican Robert P. Griffin, Traverse Cfty attorney, who is completing his eecoad term. Jennings is from Prankfort, Primmer from Muskegon Heights. In the lath DUtrtet, which Is THE r.lRI>S Hie lop rantmdeni are James Kellis. if3. a native ol Greece with impressive war 'recotd, who the AFL-CIO endoiaamant. and Ralph T. Johnson. 3T. a li»er.| relations man for Chrysley Cbrp. Sigmund J. Nipartco. former mayor of Hasel Part who'waa defeated In the 19S6 O^ftMcratic primary, is also maMng the* race, as are Leo P. Meagtier'of Farming-ton, George E. Lennox of Royal Oak, and Joseph Kadans who recently opened a law office in Royal, Oak. In the 7Hi. Distrtet, incumbent James G. O'Hara ol Utica, who term two years ago, faces onwsi-won a dose victory for his first tion in the Democratic primary from Henry J. Lesinski of Arma- Aged Sick Costs Soar Colorado's Care Plan in Trouble DENVER. Colo. iAP) - Colorado's program of hospitalization and medical aid for old age pen-sionera, one of the most liberal in the nation, is running into fi-| nancial difficulties and may have to be cut back, officials said today The program is costing $102,000 a month more than is available for payments, the director. Guy Ju.stis, reported. ★ ★ ★ Under the program—which is written into Colorado's constitution-pensioners are entitled to 30 days of hospital treatment, nursing home care, and the cost of physicians' visits and medicines. There are approximately 52.000 pensioners in Colorado and Justis .said 32,733 of them received some type of free care from the fund during the past year. WWW U. Gov. Robert L. Knous. who was chairman of a commission which wrote the medical plan, .said he hopes there will be no serious cutback and that the Legislature will appropriate fund.s to make up any money r^uired. The medical care plan was part of a package program under which Colorado's .pension system Stock Outlook Called Good Reluctance of Suffering Issues to Foil Further Seen os Stability Sign NEW YORK (UPD-Sharp eon-tractions in volume on successive! days during the recent setback | and a parallel decline in the number of issues traded should be [ considered . relatively favorable from a technical price standpoint, according to Kenneth Ward of Hayden, Stone & Co. He says that the apparent reluc-tandp of many backwara groups to yield any further ground and even to advance a little indicates that many such stocks have reached, or, are approaching an oversold condition. Ward thinks that many »f (he wellknoun unfavgrable (actors overhanging the current market , have been quite thoroughly discounted in price, although a bull-ikh change In the news is still necessary to restore some of the lost confidence. Martin Gilbert of Van Alstyne, Noel & Co views the current market action in the light of a sidc-tvise movement which appears to suggest that the decline is nearing| an end. The market docs not seem vul-' nerable to an e.xtremely sharp; decline, according to Edmund W. Tabell of Walton & Co. However,, the market does need a lengthy' consolidation period, he says, and, this could last lor three to live years with the Dow a v e r a g e | locked in a range of 700-730 upside: and 300-330 downside. was rewritten in 1956. The pro-1 I gram calls for a maximum pen-Ision of $100 monthly. This has been increased gradually until I next month pensions w ill reach !$107. DONALD DUCK FIFTY-SIX' THE PONTIAC PEESS. THURSDAY, JULY 11. 1960 Business and Finance I Wheat Famers Voiej MARKETS (Trade Moderate ::as Stocks Drag oii Marketing Quotas I Th* following are top prices jcovering sales of locally grown' WASHINGTON (^Wheal lana- produce brought to the Farmer' . today to d^,de «hetner,^ ^ ^ ^ ^ and acreage c m- . , * marketing quotas and acreage c tnila remain in effect lor the f-*! them in wholesale ttacftage lots. | NEW YORK Uh—The stock n crop: The answer U expected to »»y thelkrt contlntpl to drag It. heel* In . , j Detroit Bureau of Markets, as of moderate trading early this after ■ >rs. Monday I noon. Prices were mixed. Secretary of Agriculture E/r.i Taft Benson ha* already an-: nounced that the price support fm | w heat w ill l>e Jl 7* a bushel or 75'^p«>*< per cent of parity f,a .m.xt year's ^ wheat crop, subject to approval ofich.rrtu, bw»h i farnvcrs in today's nfeirndum. |curr»nu. i* qi« ^ ^ ^ 'Ooo.eb«in«i. IS ,Parity I* the level dcrl insl HMoS»rriM: R«i, under farm law to Iv fair for Ute strsvbtrrt*. J* i l.irmers In relatnin to prices thry| receive and pricrs they pay lor what they buy. Ij____ The program, to be coniinucd. g«[^' must be approved by (wo-third3;Bt*u of those voting. icibbl... .. C.bbMe. Curlr. «u ;c«bb*f. n*hoid appliance! > w also dampened sentiment. ij»i Oils were slack, with Sinclair ijj down about 2 points on newt IM that company's dividend cut. 18 1 iJ>i 1. bebs Hawaii First, Campaign Stop for Kennedy Ltyki. dot b«hi.. Tumlpt! lopped, bu. fiSEENS SSKSTb”: Eiully*. bu Endly*. bioochod. bu. and antes edged off. KaOs s ntMIlieo and nonferrous metalo. Electronics did very little, tali' Johns-ManviUe, the slac)|-off iii housing starts emphasized by :i dip In earnings for this company, dropped more than 2. HYANMS PORT, Mass. (AP) — Ren. John P. Kennedy announced today he will open hit "new rrontleri'' campaign In the nation's newest states, Hawaii and Alnaka. SpiBkcb. bu. 8wlit|ttsrt' bu Kennedy piano to ny by Jet to Hawaii 1. Then he wlU ga to Alaska and from there to Detroit for n Labor Day opeerh. Kennedy aald Alaaka repre-/ sents "the great opportunity of America — our vast and untapped natnral resources, our opportunity for growth, onr chance to dam our riven and Irrigate ituco. Bibb. Dk ituoo. iiMlan. doi. ;tuet. Loot, bu ^!!?^ Vu”' ' General Molon loot a fraction as GM's Prigidaire Dlv.,lon an ’lot| nounced price ruts on Its re-jRj frigerulon. ' itoj DuPont was off a fraction and ! Si Radio Corp. dropped a point, both IS; stocks in contMued reactfon t) «S news that Ihelt net income had iM fallen despite record sale*. |:!tl Poultry end Eggs DETROIT POl'LTRT prime contractor for ths Polaris missile which was fiNx.' successfully from under water. General Dynamics gained \ frarllon and Newport New* Shipbuilding a point. krolhra sad (rycri )•* Ibu. i Surrfd Rock. jVm UlCAL JOIIRNAUSTS REACH TUP <- Three Pontiac Northern High School studenu attending the Communication Arts Institute at Michigan State University under sponsorship of The Pontiac Press were elected to fill the managing editor and sports editor posts. They are (from left) Richard Pointon, sports editor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Harris, 239 Victory Dr.; Jean IsbeU, managing editor, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Eugene IsbeU. 119 Wolfe St.; MSU instmetor WU-Uam Mcllrath, and Diane Walter, daughter of Charles Walter, 2MS Silverside Dr. Jean was a Pontiac Press school corresgpndent. Death Notices BpsfE^ftfHa Puiunl Uemt. Atouni aUMOLOL Jtn-T U. Ito*. U^ lirt iTtol W. CoU«u A». OSI- bMiSkl*. riA., larsiurty iiAc UM ISO' SuAt faUwr bl C. u. r*»*^ wcrlW ^ to huld aAtwdAy. J»l» SSL. .Ad ton u. lA iUt* Alto* ■Ut* I Hunteon ruAurAi ■»«»«• ri;? tnrf.i st turfu;rttu TAklUton. duAi oI luur Hatt RAphAbl (Rcuto ■ ADd Abntom ajjj SAturdAf, ;Ld Kuyork «oos^. Upfu^ikpul with R«y. niwUAD WnatoUBt. ouk HIU - ----------------- h': bulovtd huibAAd ol 1 Ru»«ll Juncki ABd Mri. Cl*r*neA App«lt«i>: d»Ar tooUwr •» »»• BUa TwrajM. *lr»' Lulj. ^nrmtoii Funtrbl Bont. Orton-vlUe. when Ur. J«nck« wUl Ut la •titr_________________________— •on of Ch»rle» T. likt; deAr hrotlwr of Mri. V.ra ^rmulw. d»y, July U, to 1:M p a>. . Voorhu«i-81pl« ChApul ■y. Wuynu E Smith offlcl Counly Will Urge Detroit to Open Sewage Drain County drain officials will go to| He said that within the next two Inlorment In Oak Hill C«m.tury. Mr L»k» WUI U« In iUt* kt tlM Voorhwi-aiplu funurml itcaoLORick! Tv lx to. issi, Burl OoutlAi. nxs Allertm Af« 4»; toloTbd huibnnd Oput kfcOoldrlck. b«loy»d ion uf Mri. Annie McOoldrlck: Call Extra Session of Court _____McOoldrlck and Cpl. Jerry B McOoldrlck; dear brother to ClAude, royd and Burt McOold-rlek. Mrt. Carrlb Hosw». „>*r* Vudn OoteoD. Mri. Fuye WMer. Mrs. Mery Bpean ead I Detroit Friday to insist that that city live up to a contract and open the valve for the 12-mUUon-dollar Evergreen - Farmington sanitary sewer system. If Detroit officials do not. lawsuK can result, said R. J. Alex- ‘ ander, director of the Oakland County Department of P’u b 11 c Works. weeks there will be some communities south of 14-Mile road hooked into the Evergreen - Farmington system, which will have no place to dump Its sewage unless Detroit DETROIT EGO* DETROIT, July 91 lAPI-B»e price* itld per doeen by flret recriyere dellyerrd New York Stocks . Coniumere Oreds (Include lEnrly Mornini QuoteUan/ii Flfurea kRir dtcimel polnti ere cfsbUu I.J7I4-4J; lerie 37-41; medium 91-3 II 91; Orede B lerfe 39-39. Browne I 3«-3flb; medluni 31-39. Orede B example of people of many race* '"** ” '“.ck. im-ll and national origin* living i working together to peace and harmony." Ilawatl "also represent* a* well a bridge to Asia," he said. Livestock 17 7 Kresie. B8 ■“* Xrog.-MT Alexander and Delos Hamlin, chairman of the Board of Supervisors and board of public works, have scheduled a 10 a.m. meeting with Mayor MIriani and Detroit DPW Commissioner Glenn 0. Richards. To date, no harm has been done by Detroit's holdout because most of the communities north of 14-Mile already tllBd into the system are temporarily using Birmingham's old treatment plant. An extra jury session in Circuit Court has been called for next Tuesday In brder to try the many accused persons in jait who would normally have to wait until October for trial. Presiding Circuit Judge William J. Beer said today. “This hasn’t happened too often In the past" Judge Beer said, "but there are people In Jail who are constitutionally entitled to an early and speedy LOP nieu Lib McNAL List * Uy n M A Pdy News in Brief ! niTaorr livestock I DETROIT, July II lAPi Settle iCoinpyrgii with leat w«k good kna Am N oei Ithoirr Ileughtrr end hclfcri Am 8m.lt »t.edv to 99c lowwr, utility end itund-|Am T«l A T»1 • rS JOc lower, cow. itredy to w.ek; AmTob bun. 90c higher: 9 heud prim* 979 Ih.iAnecondu l^.urllng .leer. 97.00; 9 -prim* 900 Ib. Armco StI Lou A Neth Muck Trk Manning A burgUry at Hugus ■ Marsh Roofing, 333 N. Cass Ave.. was reported to Pontiac police yesterday. An unsuccessful attempt was made to open the firm’s safe. Nothing was found missing. Id trn loan, nign cnon 004 lb >t««r* 99.70; frw « 19«4-131l lb. ttm. . choice iteer!i 179-1190 1 mixed loadi goo' . 1000-1190 Ibe 99 00 90 M-I9.»:;B*U A 00-99.00; elenderd Vandalt splashed paint on five new cars in the Jerome Motor Sales lot. 280 S. Saginaw St., was reported to Pontiac police yesterday. 3lrs. Ronnie Rirh, M4 Harper St., reported the burglary of two ’ bicycles, six rugs, clothing, and four suitcases to Pontiac police yesterday. The items were valued at $3.-j0. : choice hellert 34 90; good to low choice hellei 14 00: iteodard helferi II 90-11 IN ....... ---------- wciUUe wra . Briet My . Budd Co . |SKV primt 310 choice 19.00-11 00; 10 00-19 00 Bhtep—No early pared laet week tli ilow, around 9 90 U daughter i choice 7gg; Carrier Cp Cake, Jl on limited CaUr Tree . steady toiChts A Oh . .... Chryilar utility heifers 19 00-17 90: caom 11.90; uillltv b« lUlU 19 0O-M.00; lb loader eteere Vialart-tfnchei lupply. Comperei Id •taadar(i|cui*i Bee >duy. Com-lc^?cSa*** ! prtng lambijColg Palm ... I last week;'Colum Oai .. ... ..........- ------ few loadsICon Bdli ... choice and prime aprlng tamba M OO-icon N Oaa 11.00; good and ehofca U.09-N00: two,Consumtr Pw lead! toolca old ertm lamba lg.00-11.90: Com Bak _ 109 head cbolco 97 lb. leader lambs Cont Can . . II9Q; cuU to eholot tlaughtar awasiContCopAB .. .... . 4 00-100. Com Mot . . A portable television set wnsi cattle—nalabi* 190. Blaughter staoralconl oil .... stolen from the Edward Yuilles home at 2170 Paulsen St. some-.n^! c^ner; time ta.st night, according to Wa-'.n”"** * terford Township policr reports icU5?p»r°rt*''J Bake Sale. .Avsn. of N.C’.C.C. mglwr: ^wemiits over too lb« 75r hich r Federals. Frl . July 22nd —Adv, Ve«ler»-SaUble .sn Noi enouxh lo | ^ iCetablleh, market E' <* Mus Rnmmage and bake sale. Sat..; ■' ‘ o Emei R»d July 23. 9 to 3 First Tinted Pen- li cea-o ticostal Church. 178 Green St Puestone —Adv.; High and low point.* in the fwd Mach Elect Harvey Lddge 2nd Pr.bate Unit^ States aie wiihin lifl ^les Judge. —Adv. m California where Mount Whit-oamner Den -----—— ----------- ney rises 14.496 feet above .*ea Dy*n»m An . average Amercian lias 80 level and Death Valley sinks 276 g»>> bus rides a year. feet below it. . Oen mui* The meeting was called alter 9or the County Drainage Board Tues-*22; day night scrapped plans for the II ij $4,610,090 South-Oak storm drain 24]'along Eight Mile road because of 4191 continued protests from Southfield 21 over costs. INSISTS ON drain 977i Detroit has insisted that this 114 to « drain be built before it would start M»rr ch A 8 iiurcceiving sewage Irom the coun-"•* M?n«an*oh '** I*''' drain, Richards Mont Ward invlhas said, homes in northwest De-12 J Mvrr"'“cp are beslged with heavy ]j g Nat Btkc SI sonal rain waters flowing in from ol\ Sto ‘r^lry* ;V,!S0Uthficld. U1 NT Central *1 *i ■ telephone conversation Nvith Norf A Wait M I Richards Wednesday, Alexander said the Detroit official indicated that his city is contemplating suing Southfield to stop this situation. James Clarkson, executive vice president of the, Pontiac Federal Savings and Loan Assn., was elected delegate to the United States Savings and Loan Leag>ie yesterday at the 73rd annual Michigan Savings and Loan League Convention, SOI No .. ... 19.7 Nnr PaC . 13 I Nor Sla PW I I Ohio Oil .. ;• ] Owrna Cng II Ofenk tn ol H I Pac O A El III ri.i Pa RR S Kl2fr^'*V 19 7 Phclpi D . 411 Republic 17 1 R»x Dri 9* Rryn V 10 3 Rcy Tol 49 1 Royal r 49] Skfrwky * icovlllr Mr lEor'” Alexander and Drain Commissioner Daniel W. Barry m)1 the county haa taken all poMible steps to build the South-Oak dnln. Southfield has consistently bloched It, they say. Alexander still held out hc^ that —. Detroit would not default on its gi’icontract by refusing to treat the ^fiEvebgrecn - Farmin^on sewage. Ill Thp county will be billed quarter-35' ly by Detroit for this treatment 37 T based on water ' " j]' 1,0(X) cubic (pet 3^ If we can solve this by talk- Business Notes About 48 jurors will be impaneled for about two weeks of criminal trials beginning July 26 in the courtrooms of Judge Beer, Judge Qark J. Adams and Judge Frederick C. Ziem. "This will probably mean economy to the long run because the county has to feed and house these prisoners now.’’ Judge Beer said. Lawrence E. Creasy of 2310 Pinevlew Dr.. West Bloomfield townriiip, has been i,, manager of the Implement Prod-Ucte and Planning Dept, of Ford Motor Cbmpany'i Tractor and Implement 'Division. He has been i member of tin department since joining Ford to 1955. Creasy was with E. I. DuPont |de Nemours and Co. previously. CREASY Roger A. Asbury of 2625 Wood-tone Dr., Waterford Township, has been selected to participate to ths Chevrolet Engineering C o 11 e j« Graduates in Training Program. A Febniary graduate of the Univer-water consumption perij,j(y Michigan, he will spend two yea's In the program wrhii' will send him to (he ChevroDt j Ing, It will >H- a lot better than jproving ground, assembly pla* 1* going to court with all that 'engineering laboratory and e II lengthy litigation," Alexan- ginecring center drafting depart-\\\ der said. ment. BICYCLE 20" Bicycles with Tiaining Wheels and Air Tires Reg. 39.95, now 24" Reg. 41.95, now $2y95 $9Q95 *3r 26" Reg. 43.95. now 26" Eiglish with 3 Speedi and Hand BrakH Reg. $49.95 Now $4395 Om too BICTCLES TO CHOOSE FROM WE GUARANTEE PARTS FOR OUR BICYCLES SCARLETT’S Bicycle and Hobby Shop 20 E. Lgwrenfe St4 FE 3-7843 X O Sul • Textron 3l , Ttmk R Bexr ' Textron , TtmkR^ j Trxnsk I Underwood . Summer Camp Nears End i'lGuardsmen 'Blast' Tanks 35 7 Pontiac national guardsmen got; Pay call also will be sounded late 4* 5 a chance today to zero in on somejtoday for the 8,000 men wrapping '“♦ moving targets as their gruelingjup their two weeks of training on M Ti'lSOO summer encamprhont nearsThe 97,000 acre reservation. Jj};itsend Driver Sued for $195J000 in Fatality __________ il kervlce FrldMT, July it, to 3 p.m. -ment In 0«k Milt < held oltleUtlns. InuirmenI In 0«k Hilt Cemetery. " MM and tote lOt thru 131 both In-Juilve Woodward Xetates Bub. Notice Is Hereby Given That the Commiselon of the City -sf Pontiac, Michigan wtU meet tn (be Com-nlseien Chamber on July 30 lOM at I s'cloek p.m. lo bcor suigesllons and! objecitone that mky be made by parlies 1 Dated July JO. 1*00 ADA R EVANS. City- ( . 1*00 I The Pontlae Ptbh FOR WANT ADS DIAL FE 2-8181 ported Prose ateumee no rtspoo-ubtltty for orrert otter ttaa lo eapcel Ibe ebargea lor ttsi portion of the flrM tnaertlon of tht advertla*. y orivlous to pobUebtlon. CABR WANT AO RATES Ltnoa 1-Dap l-Oaya 0-Doys • ••** toll llJd *3.0* AAeLaMI Httli^'iiiilSRiAL pMh iasi. ftorgmo, Mtek. bl • (Tate It*. 1 At M am IMej Omn MBB NfHM at IhB fTWi u. 14.17, u. n, n, 41, m, M.I a. 14.21. n, N. IN. IM. Halp Wantad Mala 6 IU.IM TBAB OPPOfl Laadtng camatorp to Fi ba* apautog tor man PART TOOI JOB ra fret 7 to to p.to., eaai _______« and bavt a oor: yoi map ba abla to gaalUp lor i lab ttat ulU anabit po* to tan *M a weak and atlll ratota pom ragular job. Far totaratoloa oat *— •**“ 9 to g P.PI Mr. Allaa OB > Business Opportunity If pou bavt ealte abUttp we h Ing opportunitp to beeaae aur aeeoomte to rtplaeo a blghip sum eteefal loeal man now aaaaaiad. _________________ol^eTboeliseee. Write FopUae Fraae Bai H. CARPBNTifc CR1W8 WANTfit inb. — Career Opportunity -tatloBto Finance Orgaatoatlon It ■eeklng a young man. ue 31 to 37 for H's loetromeo. nit poel-tlon oilers eereer uppwftontto wlUi planned advaneement. Oaod etart- parable buelneea axperlenca de-klrad. Fbona Mr. UeFIka. FE 3-7W1 for appolntmant__________ EXCELLENT OFFORTUMITT V for Top-Notch machanie with | Ford or Lincoln-Marcurp ei-perlenoa. Plenty to work, in- t. Applp Box H Fontlae > DRT bLEANlNO ......... -n ottabUehad route. A^lv Walkari Claanon. Lakt FOOD FREEZER SALE Grow Witt ONE OP THE ....... 8 LARGEST TOWN AND COUNTRT FOOD, wtt eomplota ..---.......... expert- n and otttre daalrlng a this tiald Prom ehartag labor. To Maaon eontraetor or ei-porlonced Msepo. Free rent for * months for exchange fo' meie.isi and labor lor a lako b HIGH SCHOOL BOY FOR YARD work. MuM bavt traoaportatlon ind references, FE I-CTL days High School Graduates and College Men neral servloe wlU be Friday, July 33. at 11 a.m. from Donelson-Johne Funeral Heme. Interment In Waterford Cometery. Mr. Tubbe will lie In state at the Denelsen- In Memoriam &f hOYINO MEMORY OF $IY wonderful tatter, Wenwood M. ®M(»^*who passed away July wW 1 would give lo clasp his rr a not to lath TO TAKE AN ADVANTAOl OF A SUMMER EARNfNOS PROGRAM JUST 9IADE FOR TOU, DO YOU RATE HIOH IN APPEARANCE Large nattonAl oonoern wUl train ------ .w„.p ----... ummer of anaportatlon fui r night travel. PER WEEK SALARY ! and tneenttsra plan an for those who qualify, tttervlow appointment ( MR. CA8SADAY FE 4-0903 Management TRAINEE Build t carter in rapldlT eipAuding ( opporlunlllw p,.» c. n»,.| bonelson-Johns FUNERAL ROME 'Designed for Funerals"__ SPARKS ORIPPIN CTAPXL Thoughtful Service FE 3-9*41 Voorhees-Siple FUNERAL HOME 8«jrtee.^inane or Motor In our manaiem __________ . _ gram. There ft no ee'llng Involvoc and no experience Is necessary. You will earn a good salary while training. Friendly co-workers In- Become k branch manager, t aranen manage ■ With America' coma tn and talk with the ager. Rousehnid ------- 3% S. Saginaw. MEN WITH Pull ..... bv appointment oi or part : le. Apply I Filter ^een. 391 Oakli Baby's Outgrown Thing* Are In Great Demand itj^eaSy to RAISE EXTRA CASH WHEN you sell your un-needables through Pontiac Press Want Ads. lust Dial FE 2-8181 ,TO PLACE VOUl^ .\D! THE PONTIAC PRESS. THtTRSDAY. JULY : _ HdjyW— MAGAZINE MEN »^DT OTO M TO BAarUT. NO run^H^Fc^-a or OLD Bs- bm ii^tSaSH^..... mcffSt. 1io*otS»*n?^ PART THU NMdtd St' OBM — 1 aMD for C*U Mr. Toxlor. OR * to > P.M.________ ■ALMMAN WARJMD. NO BXPBR. Mneo —oorionr part or tall tlmt. Ro^^loM ^•mtoo, ftt Att- ■Utn oml pmtouo ottlw gpjrt^. wrflo PoattM jS^BTEWATi! AALE8Ut>T~ Moot bo iblo to dCToto foU Uau. i Good tor^i kuorod. Enlo-rioneo hoMv bat not nocooMnr. , WIU eonoldor tralstoa Wm. A. ^nn^y^oyto^ )ldl Wool Hu- >*E.T ***^**y. A1* P REUAfeU WOMliT pO* CitaLO toro oiM boaockooptof. Moo to. Can aftor t’ld p m. Iff AW. RELIABLE WOMAN FOR OEN-eral bpauaork. Mart Ukt «bU-«fon Ll»o-to. I dayi. »M. MAy- Part-Timers Needed Route Manager Opening for man wllllat to rtari at bd-toto aad trato tor Job. Areraio ^I^daiiiif tratotog lUb por oik. PART • TOU^^rariUN POK 5I»o*ASo"roforoo€^ naUooa^rty,' jslary ^oipoctod. WrHt Pontiac “^^l&LESMEN Don’t tool yoaraaU and I ao try to tool you. But If you woi Uko to earn to okooaa of tu.^— riJr«in*M »bVfV.‘n’ •• —, and I p.m. iactV___________ managpinent to aorvlclnt_ old addoanla AppUcanti muat duality ai tollowa: Over tt, high achoot ddmatton awn autoaobllo. good ebbractcr. bondabic. and tree to travel 1 daya a week Eaitern Mlcblgaa. If aelectad you will receive 1 weeka acboollng to Chicago. eipanaea paid. Ouaraatee of aaoo for lit 3* teya to Held work Sea Mr. Don Jonas, or Oene Hamilton. Rooaavalt Hotat Taaaday. Wednaaday and Thuraday. 1 to I .SALESMEN It you want llt.MO a year a are not getting H. you now ha the ooportunlly. Baa Bid M1U( 4112 V Walton Blvd.. dally I 1102 weekly. To fill Immediate vacanclet to local t~“ ----- of 2 yaata collage iwttb oouraei In aoelal aclence desirable. I Must Igan Civil Service lob extrt.. Appiv Mlaa Ora Btokby, Bureau of Social Aide. 1210 W. Blvi' Pontlac. TT 2-012T. USE TOUR SPARE TOtE TO ^ craaaa your weekly earnlnga I2S-OM or more. No Investment but ear Beaded. Til help you cat storied. Por Information write Rawlelgb'a DEPT. MOC-OW-320, Freeport, HI. _____________ YOUNG MEN 14 TO 18 Pleasant outdoor work durlni summer. Apply Miohlgan ‘ Employment Office. 242 O Avenue. Pontiac. 1-3g.B " YOUNO U 1 Oakland jl. Wattof-t. Slegal. Work WeMmI Mate 111 CARNIVAL THKTR TWrERTIES dayeratoly PE vsdaJ I « tear ouP Bor wAwtiToDo ! «i OUNd' ___ ^^,narra\; CABDIET MAieairilRD~CA^^ lar^tRatMss a spaetoKy. FB i-Mib **** **”* WANTB~8AT~W0R1I' READY TO WEAR CONTINGENT SALES 21 TO 4d ________________f^S'Sair. „ tomt aalaa or pubito eoatoet a perianca. You would Ilka to bt Invaatlgatc our contingent work, filling In during Illness, vacatlona and peak parlods tbroughoul the year. Winkleman's TEL-HURON RUN A SPARB-TtME 01__________ Card and Olft Shop at borne. Show frleodt samples of our naw 12W Christmas and All-Occasion Oreattok Oardt and OUto. Taka their orders and anm to IMw, profit. No axperloneo naoauarv. Costa Bathing to Uy. Write today j?r'.aa!;?-DS.*«"’Vir^i:: Michigan. _________________ SOCIAL WORKER. A-1. IM.40 TO 1102 weekly. To ......... Muat I Mlcblgi UWN WORE AND ODD JOBS IkPa, ref. 21 .to br. PB I-00S2 MAH n TEARS blD'. WOULD raa IW Uma or part-Uma work Phene OR 2AW0_____i llAN Ml CLEAN. AMBlttO'CS. ‘ wanto steady employmsnt. PE MAH^WANtsnbORETnPATNTTi^ , p^TSm WAUTwaSHINO BY MACHTROOa uphol . ^leai^ FE MM , WANTED'to WORE WLLEOE toy. Must be able to obtain chaul-feur's license bill DUie Highway OR T O U M 0~AWlti'OUB~lrifERAN with family wishes night work, ^j^art uma. 1 y.a, a.ltog. f Dick TarRcri Wtd. C—tfEcts. Mtfs. 33 RrnI Apts. Fiimiskod 37 Rent Hombbs Unfwm. - ‘ aU:^ ‘l:MJu:^bYli^w * mAh 'llawt « w *♦** 1*E 478.U days to Pinagrwvs 044 BART RLYO R ROOHB AND HATH. PRIVATE „ AtVAl ----- _vaat j >>er i,oos.ru/uM^* *'WS** 1?! i ABBOLUfiLY THE'PM^nf'itC- . ‘•p«pir”ltto*‘a'Jm‘ IMO * *"*»' ■*«» PRIVATE aF?AliifiriA ’?ClITa.Tr i *f>t« 2*.« fiftv-MsVkx: For 5^ Honiot 40 ICOMt 1 May be X tito an vaur land aootr^ uUlltlaa Near Poallaa aad Plahvr buyers valltog CaU R e a 11 a t . 9^^ *PPlj 104 or iOd Bt, Clair Fartrldae FE 4-3*01 l&O W Mu 00 OAELAND Aitoe^i^^iT'e-KSe**"* tor^^ll^to aad waakaada Days. ^ aan WEEKLY 3~RboktB. PBliVAtt _ . 1 BE<oQMS. ~ HEAR Flliifii ' .'...... ntimiaa Near jvmiita aad Plahvr Body tos Relerenrt. oR3 2«n ,2 BEDRM fvrhioMED tHit 2 BEUROIM HOUgg FOR RENT ’*I0M*^ ®’** ^ Bwtterfteid IItb N BoglMw Ftone Monday toru Friday front 0 to I FB 1.1420 at_FE MOBS 2 B^R^iM. BMEMiNT FiwCID ''rXogfallaV, •fS^rd.’ Hnvrru for Contrsets HOME ' I REDROOM HOME NEAR P1AH 1 SEUntN^M RANCH ATTRACTIVE 3 ROOM FIR _ LARK IMMIUMATE ACTION On aay goad land aontraaU. Naw or ■•atoned Vour caan upon sat Islaotory totptrtlao dl prspartf and llUa Ask tor Kan T#5ipl7lo;: ,ii iJrai'r ■ ; ‘"r^ss-Rrei’:. .t, LAND CONTRACTS TO"BtiY OR rag* N Jhlrlev * Lois Poiiusi to sell Earl Oarrala. EM 2-lOU ‘"u"' CL l-ln* ___ ______ . CTTY COTTAOB F.URR . 3 ROOMS I HOllSKN * In, I r—* \St,uVH WanteiJ Reel EstRte 36 AM. I ASM CI.E K. I. WlCKl'RSMAM ilS* W MAPLE. MAyfaIr dglM ^PROBFRCTS OR BWFtCTg’ pRED erty ar eonduci a sight ssa \ivxr............. r.xr.'.’u,!!' oooi rt *-2»01 H pi.EANANT 2 Ro6m Pvr "perwS FE i^wli "pple offlts Its H Ferry Kfficicncy ■^^ia^^Inpnt^ 2ai^"4 Prddoak'*'^Pl"2.20ag''^*“'‘' i 4 PONTl/kC UHlVr. om and 2 b«lioain 1.1 per mo. W T lealUii IIL 2-2030. 3 REDROOM, BANKMENT AND garage kM 3dd» 2 BrnRtIpM farm HOt'OE ISO MA* '"*"'"** 2 BRDROOM BUNOAL^W j^srd oil Ealiiwm td* mn JI.\r\Vm(TMT*Rfilt..r Mt m\Xh ^Si$ OR ROOM ri tt. RAoriii-Hf' OMf ^u"Em»?!o5'*r|;*Ylo"#*^^ REDROOM BRICE RANrrH it I Nigmand Estates OK nnUK RANCH FIRE u handle tt, but If come PE l-Odi* rURH reN'^^HOltoE' and aulelly. consult us It won t , coat you a esnt lor a'prompt and ac'ueale opinluo of tha prattnl JiVork Wanted Female 12 l-DAT 1RON3NO 1-DAY IRONtNO __________^_M431.__________ I WOMEN WANT WALL WASH-Jng * house cleaning FE 3-TSgl .WOMEN WANT OFFICE CLEAN- i iPLOMBINO ALTERATION! ELEC tag tvantofs. Ph. FE *-gg31. I trie sewar cleaning, hot water BABTSTnTNO DAYS. DRAffBN I 5 MSto* lS?« PUOna OR )-•&». i - ^ ^***^*^1._____ iSiTBfrriNd'TiTmy home 13' " aV^wtok tua^rmito^ fm^?i •" ii>»t«roR%73'‘*"^/'** **“• raiUBTiAN~w 6 Man' bnYRBs sei’^c tanescl£aSB part-tlma work to or near Walar-------E;E_ZS?t Ibrd -----------— ....... Rusiness Service 15 Notices and Personals 27 *'ofif**;’**p B"fs*^^Rea?*?^'w NEW WAY ASPHALT ' AKl-: YOU mobs cash oh trade - r.- \\()kRii:n over w. 3.45«-,”" “''iJr% *.«» - guaranteed rAr’m^O O I A.Sll 48 noiirs, for Iloiurs, l^qlIityTT•ftlld (untracts MM WRIGHT. Rr.i!tor 34* Oakland Ave Optn III I 10 GROUND FLOOR 2 ROOMi PRIV nVo...t *■ *"*' *^*“1 ............. l.AKKOIDE APTS, IltlUTtES ‘ ‘ S'3 -O T E ^‘E^Vc4EN.^"TE’ ’l^^TR ““m!??.ERN Tf h T A I . . ...r IDCORM Mot) FARM IIOM I RCH^Ua ANO BATH nroHooM mucK af p in MAp)9 I 3:m>« , HOOMK. HAttKMFNT < ing^jou DEBTS? FB 2-om. TOY DEMONSTRATORS - NO ----EVR*s4 YR Bit. BO oiperl. CaU MI 4-0300 or FE 1-MOO and hostesses. ( _____ What hava*youy *MA MOB? I mONlHg.^WANTXD I ~^booKKE.P^O ALL TA3fE.'^ IRONINOS 'WANTED CALL FE _ ------- FE 2-04*7._____ MIMEOORAPHINO. TYPINOT'sEC-_retarlall_aervlce. EM 3-3042 _ WASHINO AND IRONINGS PlClf up and deliver. OR 3-1470 WASHINGS AND IRONINOS. PICE-up and daUvar. OB 3-44M Building Service 13 AJ FLOOR BANDINO WITT THE FLOOR SANDER^FE *-3122 FABCLOH - WATERLOk • BRUCE WANTFl) LAKE LISTINriS - ‘ Buyerb fialtiit .1 A TATIdlR, Agency 1112 HIGHLAND HD uA 4 010* ■i.LsriNGs w.\Nn:i) I Isun|!!’due'^* o" weil’i ‘ It lVl‘’'rte t"/ Attics — Oarsaet - GET MY BID FfksT - _____________FE 3-1204 _ ___ ALUM. QtTTTERS. RTOFINCI Alum, tiding bv Alcoa — aalf. Praa eat------ * EM 2-3(00. H*A CONBOUOATE ALL YOUR BILLS AND LET US GIVE YOU ONE PLACE TO PAY HUDGET .SERVICE II W HURON_________PE MOO* AEROTREDS KNAPP SHOES FRED HEMAN _ OH 3-1*02 IlHT OntL OR W&MAN NEED log a friendly advisor ptons FT f-Mll After > p m or If no an twerJFE 3-g734_jDonfldenUal_ EQUAL RtOHn POR MEN IN DRE8SMAEINO. TAILORINO. AU : matters of dlvdrre Contort Mah IrraUons Mrt__BodeU_FE 4-0OS3 ' Ion D Green. Til Brualiuvwd. TAILORING - alterations .G.*! _ ___ ___^__ ........ - - . BAKED An1> DECORATED (or all oecaalons. Wadding cake a apeeialty. EM 1.20*4 .. - '* °3&in‘f*'“M!^^^ c 1 ..\ R K R I-AI I .ST-M }• WARMER ROTO TILLING .V**®* - __________ T.f... F*^. ' gardens FE COLO WAVE sJ^CIAL. M.*0 C RADINO. DISCINO A Wedding Napkins "FREE" -PLUS 1*0 INFORMAL8 With Every Order of Wedding Invitation EDNA WARN! ^u^ry Se^k^ FAMIl ihirt SI >0 8 V^er affiW”i^’'alog«; _*??1 .<5.°«*?_K^iL_l:4df3,_^ a poUcy For tnformaUoo call A-l ACE TREE SERVICE Laundry. *40 S Taletraph PE _2-il01 _____ LandscRping 21 A-i MERION AND KENTUCKY Hu^on Open Ev Rent Apts. Furnished 37 isr FLOOR FRIV BATH A yNI North side Bacheluts or rouiilr. or ladlei^FE 4-ltN. FE 2-ais* 1 ROOM. EITCHENETTE AND 4 E (7.lrai.i PAHTI.V FIIRNIBHEU 3 ROrVui ' APAB1MFNT FF *0*02 Qinyrr FRONT 1 ROOM n fan; . Mire to Poplar FE 2 4443 IlFAI NICE AND-Cl,FAN 1 BOOM , apsrtme'd. nicely furnished FE * 34*» 40 Edison , THHEF ROOMS. FL’IS KITniV N and Hath All bssa one ■eparalr.^ "g badroum As low as 0«.t SLATER APTS. '. A) K rAitKF er rr «j»4A « AFTFR A AflJ) flUNPAYA rARFrAKFH MR CAMHOU AI AHt APlA CT. 1 Kent Aptii. Unfurnithfil 38 IHT CI.AAB 1 R(X>M DIHiTTr., 1 HIM bkth k kutomktlr hot vatpi nfrl|9i»tof h loundiv to tchimli 4 ■ l»01 •j" n^OOMA^^ANIl HATH OAKMII I J BtDROOM TBRRArt 3fWI f nivd Ml • IlH Aftitr U p m : op THB I.ARO- , *><>M« OfJ^rilA^NKl.IN fU> KOW HMh NFAM HAl.P r.AOl P. 'K ft JIM iyvp.r%^ iiuo^ftTTON |T(X)M ISIUCK DKPI.P.X flAH .i IW.hm 4.n t ,\t -r 7i!!iuiVTjcr.h I i.ulU ms I'hiun I ii Pit ■ p:m I um t RKORfXtMX PtIIL BAAIMKKI 3 Home. HY OWNPJr «rlou I AiulU Shirley Apts. mi CM J 1144 3 UCOHOoM H n to bur, IIP) r"t?N'jM:? 1 and 2 ROOMS. dLEAN WELL furnighed *10 >T. »*1.2 1. LARGE CLEAN ROOM KITCH 11*10 or Ma" Yllli * " I AND 3 IlM APTS >vr BATll RmiMS lUjOtlH * r^Wlil'to -a, 2400 P R OLD-to for . oppiy le Hwy. WALLED LAKE AREA, tlma. Needed; 3 man. . .. . nights par weak Moat Men avar-age S4B per weak. Oull Mr. Pan-rod. MA 4-J4U. _ . -. uWy'°|^b,^ MiJ * _ I.ak^ Rd., off opmmarca Ri WAITRinS. APPLY AT BAUMAN'S Rastourant. OOP S. Blvd. E,__ WAITRESS POR BAR. EYENINO shirt, apply to paraeu. 310 E gennatt Rd. acroaa from PouUac WOMEN NEEDED FOR phona work to downtowi of local dry elaaner. PleL------- tcresting arork. Muat have good .,_Smy” pply ^uH Help Wanted Female 7 ATTENTION TOT DEMONBTRATORS Va are now htrlnira Umited oum->er of demonstrators for tha com-ng aaason. We are oflering 4AME BRAND TOYS, OWn and OADOET8. DISCOUfiTS UP “ so PER CENT OFF. Win trip to Florida. Catalog ai aalaa alda available. CALL PARTIEB INCOBP"”*’' APPOINTMENT. FE M3OT. ' 7-10 Wayne Bldg . 20t4 Wi Huroi WOMAN WANfED. KITCHEN WANTED; 4 LADIES WITH CARS ■ - Tith bUaIncss. Part- parlenca eaeanttol i yra.. raarrlad prafai lime to start. FE 2-1*!__________ CURB OIBL ANP WAITIUC88. OB 2JI040. ________ CURB WAITRESSES, 1* OR oyi». ASW Root Beer Stand. *7* W Ravmond_W.^Commlne.^L_l-0772 | STUMP REMOVAL A l RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL IC'* ®'‘" and Industrial Mason and gea. ' _ coBtractlng. AUo atore front ra-; BULLDOZINO LAnDSCAPINO modallnt. John W. Caplaa. MY Trenching. EM 3-12*4 EM 3-241* _______!___i-g- I EXPERT TREE SERVICE FREE 1-A-i ALUMINUM SIOINO I utlmatea. FE *-***3 or OR 3-2000 Installed or in itock ; irihoateD SOD Awnlnga Storms, Btena all summer ra' No Money Dowu—»* Mo. A Op j 4.7*17 fn^urto* wVT^BcA^tot^iS ' L^AND^^^ plinreal- ow«r,"^ . OB,>0,250 JOE VALLELY ' SPECIAL MERION BLUE SOD. OL 1-0*22 OL 1-01*1 1 laid OOo yart Lloyd Craig. FE -----------------------.1...-.:^.....' 5-1110. or fE *-3302 _ IN DEBT? IF SO LET US 3 or OR ^3000 * "• j*ri awu i i ^ I ^ batT nBA-'Vi.n . , 0-77H or FE 'tour Mind 10* waitoias FE *01*4 ^ KlM AND KircTIEN 1 oihL. vale entranre. FE 20*03 t 2 PKOPII HO URINKritS, ir around lak* front. Ft 2-4100 , 4 LAHOE ROOM APT AND 1 Rent l.ake CottsKes 41 3 HEDROnM. I.K HIT U Ml I ROOMS AND BATH OIK >11 ENTUANCK / HFllRM GROUND A-l BRICE BLOCE AND CEMENT __work. Alto. flreplnces._OR 3-0402 A-f CEMENT “ work, NOTHING | too Urge or small. Comerclal 1 or rasldentlals. Fra* aatlmates OR 3-0112_____ _ As a' GROUP OF BOiLDERS' WE ofter tow prices through volume purohaiea on custom "Quality Built" homes - *00 plans Ws'll aacur* mortgage. No obligation Builders Exchange bSt‘i Top Soil nd heavy truckins Ru dirt grading sand, grs Moving and Trucking 22 l-A Reduced Rales LtKal or long distanct moving SMITH MJJVINO CO_ FE 4-4864 SUnlVy 17910------«7 fiL 9.3443 A-I MOVING SCR VICE Homo Pi^lIcU. "FE >-3NI._ i ADMiTONS^ARAOM'^AW Reo*onablf_Rates_FE 4-345* Moroy'i OoW and OouaifT Oub. ! —nt nrir ~Avri~r^MrNT : —® • m Unton ^Lako IW. in Com* | wort OR 3-K63 HAUUNO AND RUBBISH. I -nrrrv-nov-Twn w%7=rV*TTNO- I WK ARK NOT A l.O.W COMPANY . MICHIGAN c:RF.i)rr ' (or.v.sia.LOK’.s RM 102 PONT7AC STATE BANK ' BLDG . FE 0-04*0 Mamber American Altar Credit Countrloit : -‘gtn Atsoc Credit Counsrioi. STATIONIKW — .s|>l-,t I.\I. ^ 2 BOXES OR THE PRICE OF ON* l>er week. Inguli B. FI »-IO*l "All i Price" : ft-io8i. R«X3MA AND b4i H FVT WEST HICFLY FURNrnilirU KOOMM IMS AND BATH 113 40 PI c. !n PonUtf OR 3 f0ftL CLEAN UPPER 113 V, ( LEAN tXJTTAOKfl ON ; 1-W04 FUHN CI.F'an lair ftaiulv bea ^’l:^lNISlrf:I) »•< • wrrk Call F* , h;hnih'hki> WATVINH 1 ak» 4 RM UPPER IH4. UTII FUHN pvt enl >• block off Raldaiti FE 5-44«» ^ rfc^nATII 8C*R^EEN>o7ril^ PV f 4 LARGE ROOMS UPPER LAEE privilege., FE 4-4434 4 ROOMS. PRIVATE'KNTRANCr LAKE COTTAOrs POR r LARUE COTTAOl $9,250 $9,500 UTIIITIES and 3 Help Wanted Tupporwmra has opanlnga for dealart In OakUnd County. Part time *21-10 week. Ph. Mayfntr 0-llSS aftor 6 ptm^ BEAUTY OPERATOR. EXPERI- t'i1*** west oomar Seymour Lk. Rd. and Bashabaw Rd. Septic T__ Jim NIemetok____ anytime FE 2-0134_______ "em j-omi move furniture or ANY- -.............................. present O DELL CARTAGl'i Backenstose Book Store 2'j room modern apartment on PonUae Lak^ Week, monlb or arly. OR 3-43t3 AWRENCTB FE 2-1414 * af,! ' CEMENT WORK Trucks to Rent Dci-A-Dlat tableu. *1 cent* . i AND EQUIPMENT Trallara i EVELYN EDWA'RD.S VOCATIONAL COUNSELINO SERVICE 24Vt EAST HURON SUITE I FE 44**4 - FE 4-OOtS DOCTOR'S ASSISTANT SOM medical experience and Ilgl bookkeeping neoessary Ages : to 40. Furn. apt. available F IXP“^UTTTftKRA'TOR~ OR 3-^ _ _ EXP WAITRESS. MUff BE I* or over apply In person. DeLlsa, (1900 N. Rochester Rd. after^ 7 P.“_____________________ I - EXP COCkTAIL <1 FOOD WAIT- CEMENT AND BLOCK WORK Eelth O. SlegwaG, FE *i*'M2__ CEMENT WORK OF ALL KINDS. 9* ______ Dump 'fruTkt' OONCRWr; DRIVEWAY AT LOW Pontiac Farm and j ____- ___________________ IndiLstrial Tractor Co. CUSTOM BOILDIKO, RESIDEN- ! *2* 8. WOODWARD 1 Uhl and commarclal. Remodeling ra 4-0401 FE 4-1442 and designing. FE *-*3*4.____ ! Open Dally Including Sunday , „ P-Srttlng & Decorating 23; «>on. EticTRICAL 8ERV—IniEE EST. ' JPARTNEY_Electrtc, — ' *'■“ 10: V _ ratoa. ^E 6^447^ _________ CUSTOM WNCRETE WORE TO lit your need*. FE *-0122._ WF PAY A LI. YOUR BILLS Our tervlc* Includaa tree BCrvlea, bookkeeping, check*, age, photocoplea ROOMS upper' St FE 4-7*34_______ ■ RMS^FIRST^ floor' (’LEAN Kac*,* Fholie FE_i-*7M-lARfir HtlOMS, UPPER. '*40 month 300* Brock, Keego H«rho.. FE 4-MJS _ _ „ ROOMS AND BATH rai,L BASF Rwfhe.tor ^*u**lter week" Sirtmeiil, MODERN t'OTrAdl augh ri , Like Fltenlacf, ........ 8 PARKE I “2* ’a« : UL 3-S137 p'J;", PRIVATg LAkl SAND i»l or Tawi AT Hioon ,c. 2 RktS FOR ET DERT,ir LADT. HO Saginaw. FE *4*2* j hM UPPER FI 2 ROOMS NEATLY FURNISHED' vary nice, adulto rei ....... “““■ » BOOM E BLVD drinkeri. PB newlj de ‘ *” ROOMH. HOMEX .SERVICl':S Bank Bldg, Roehesti. .......... I *104 and OL j or' 3 r66M8,~PVT~BATH surroundtoga, *•*0^^_____________ __________ RM S ETTCHEH. CHILD TVEL-come,_4^ N._ Perry FE_2-»110 i ROOM LOWER, "PVT ENT. ! Baby welcomr. Inquir* 100 Me- ,FE 2 C_S-*43*. 1ST CLASS PAINTING A WILL FAfRY mtKV4n OR' ANY I ‘ " iwln^ wherajr' _____„ LIVE IN, PVT ooul and bath, baavv bouabboh iutto*.^undry, Mrfarmad b; other help, eieoltonl astory. *l'< 30-0*. Raiarcncaa raqulred. M Expa&need rastourant I SECRETARY *400 Ayeo 2V41 with good typing, short ,nd an<< bookkeeping skills, ,)• Midwest Employment, 40 >ptltr State Bank Bldf. PI 1227._ SALES ________amd 45-*d, wl ____ ekperlance In aalaa. kfl wait Bmplaymant, 40* Poatl State Bank Bldg. PI i-llVI. Wtd. Children to Board 28 A-l CHILD CARE itonsble I J3»“to’ fto” 1 NEW - AIRLINE CAREER .7 TRAINING On Easy Budget Term; „ Irtng Raglln Electric, 'e*! 1ST ClJtSS'bECd'RATIN^PAIN^^^^ 3-0234 or MU 4-0223. _ 'h* and wall papering FE 4-02*5 OcAlfATn4d"ANb'"THENCHINO A-I PAINTING INTERIOR, EX- *dozmg^‘*UL oi^rVnfe^rVrf? 2-M04____ _ A LADY INTERIOR DECORATOR free'ESTIMATE ON ALL ELEC- Paprrin*.,FE M343 ru. _ trieal wiring R B Munro Ele«- a-1 PAINTING fe DECORATING BABYSITTING DAYS. WEST SIDE. _trlc Co 1000 W. Huron. FE * 0431 Paper removed. FE 44*1*._ _ by hour FE 4-7440 HOME. bABAOE. CABINS 'ADDI- AAA FA1NT1n6'*i DECXyRATINO CHILDREN TO BOARD OH DAY tjont. Licensed builder FHA - j* years eiperience Reasonable ---- "------ 'Terms _ra J-000*. _________; Free estimates Fhone_UL 2-1308 hTo U 8 E MOVING. F U L L Y , c NELSON. IN’IERIOR S EXTER equipped. FE 4-8480. L A. Young ^ lor | ' " *....- MILLER'S FLOOR SERVICE. LAY- _»-»342 tog, sanding, finishing, FE *-*480 e - - -PLASTSRlNb fe REPAIR. REAS. ' •— — 2-7*22. ______ W M37V _ ------------- ------------- PAbrnNO; INTERIOR PLAS^INO OP ALL KlHOk. PREX , »erlor RatM yn - eatlmatos. B. Meyart, EMJ-0103 .("o sm*lLFE_*;l»,^ ____, PLASTERINO. NEW AND REPAIR PAItCnNa PAraWNO REMOV- Vem EaUar UL 2-1140. »L Wathly FE M3t2 -----------------------------PAINTING, INT 4_EXT PAPER PLASTERING - JC. A DAVW “**" I.AROE rooms; ARCADIA II PLASTER AND REPAIR. WALLS pa remoyad. all type* of calling da-1 _mi sign. PEM212.___________________PAIl palntlni INTERIOI painting, AND 4 ROOM CLOSE IN. I 4-OOOg or FE M121 ReYcVcnc^s - FE vv'jd. Household Ocods 29 * ; I WT IIH nri v TT OB nirt s ,t 2' . BEDROOM." 0 AS HEA'l UL 2-1402 let AND EXTERIOR washing. Free astl- OA >2*01 1-1 rooms of FUBNiniBE AND | appltoncaa naaded. Will pay mors b EX ! _<;»«h _P1*a*e^ phone FE 2-0*42 No Job ■ CASH FOR FURNITURE AND AP- ached garage Utllllli shed *22 oer week FI Utilities fun. BATH / man or'couple. 1*0 Norton 3 ROOMS SECOND FLOOR UTIL-(ties too Center FE 2-23*0 3 n^M^,»llWT FLOOR APAB U V^Mt^ERN B^ICK DUPLEX ^ * month. Repfy Pontiac "press ■JI_60 _ ________ V * ROOMISpPER FXA'T *;i0 I). Year round boating. Itahlng. rimming. lOlU Crouse Hd *•03*4 r Rapair Ouaranteed FE . - ! _ Samlf rsuii^ Pomia^ 3 RMS AND BATH I ; syiv^ — (l-RM , Thoropaoo. FE fuTiiiu.._____________________ . __ ___________ _________________________estimates FE 2-03g1. fl-RM , UFraR PYT BATH. *1. SCHOOL TEACHER WANTS AR'HcLES PftKED , P«r wk_307 P*dd«k. ^E 2-1720 hou.se painting Etperiencea Ana „p ,,.ee p, xharje Phone "THE 3 ROOMS PR/V BATH *17 WK eeasonab'e PE 2-3*04_____ HfOLPINO HAND STORES ’ MA _FE^ Eves OB 3-1110 Television Service 24 JCn® 3 ,r<»M8. private bath and Wtd. Miscellaneous 30 , ■ieEH^-ClELSJ^ NEEDED 1 ' AT ONCE 2* IBM TYPISTS 10 COMP. OPERATORS jYouNO MEN and'womeh 1 ROOF REPAIRS 'Sfn . eavestrouohino pe 4-0444 a wwiwawrvrwn wrmrw. mr,„ - Work gusrsntead. Fro# estimates .—— — - _________9^ __________DAY OR NIOHT TV SERVICE, HAVE YOU A TYPEWRltER , ----------------------------M, P STRAKA. FK_V15i__..:.„^nJ ol^fllce ............... ’ ^1470 * FE 4-OOli. _ . s.-.w,ao, 3 ROOM apartment PRI^TE ) PER- TION8 SUCH As STATIOH AND I BulMing Supplies approximately 400 USED CEr mant blocks for sale. PE *4*0* FOR OUT8TANblNb~ibYS IN a iDfc In IrooiUe. from a few day* to approximately 1 month TypMt* needed for 2 ahin* —'i:l» a.ra. to * p.m. »nbMii_ PBIVAtE BATH Upholstering 25 L«"‘“w. ^i^?v'"to«. * .... , ——------------------- ^ OR 3-oin.___________ UEAKLE 8 CUSTOM UPHOLSTER- SMALL OA8 WACE HEATERS In* *114 Cooley Lak* Rd. EM Jor twojrooms FE 2-2*15 ^ _ __ -i™*- ______________________wanted a good JOHNSON 35 THOMAS UPHOLSTERINp hf motor for boat, preferably refined e 111 BORTH PERRY ST, 4ju, electrte starter Mdtor must from Po EE 5-8888 ' be m exceUent wndltlon. Woum 3. rqCIOIS .. - - ___ ____, No chil, dren or pelt Dawson 4 Butte r-Ueld. li'a N Saginaw. Pliont Monttftv thru Friday from • to 5 FE J-6420 or_Ft NCT CXEAN^^ APT..^^A L T 8 U9»' turn ■ *160 Auburn. _ OKCHARf) COURT APARTMBNT8 Rrnt ^o«r GraaUy Reduced' AIR CX^NOmONED 1 AND 3 BEDROOM Modern In Erery Detail - ADULTS ONLY — I' E 8-6918 MANAOER 1* PONTIAC LAKE FRONT ton O.wd .’'ato*beich!"Tsjtoc OR 40304 _ i'ONTIAr' ' i.AK* - IMTCHkNirr 1 ^ apit Beach A boatt R 4 K _Molel OH 3-03S* Tor Rent Rooms 42 BUSINESSMEN, PVT. ENT SHOW I ‘ 'r"',rS;L:r: rVtis.i| BUS STOPPING AT DOOR, LOI ' ltf.nt altrac.Uve rm. FR S-'fl33 ! ; CI.F.AN ROOM.S FOR. 2 (111 3 i . keptlcmen After 4pm FE .1 1104 ) * •" '^•‘**^** '**‘*(^“ ' NICE QUIET with SHOW ' SlEF riNfl ROOMS ' 14 N 30HN , -son near General Hoep FF *.2402 ' 8I.EFP1NO ^RM Wmi XlirilFN Rooms with Hoard 43 I ROOM^^Py NSIONrp WM.COME ROOM 4 HOARD WITH OR'wTH-- nut. l3»Vk Oakland Ave FE 4-14*4 ROOMS BEASONSBIE BOARD , . r*:. ROOM AND BOARD 41* PHIV ent and bath FE 4-1144 Rent Stores 4/» ; Dinvntmvn Simr floor approximately ^30x40 *350 rnMlIi including neat* * Rov .‘\nnpU, Ini' . KViilt 2* f. Huiull S' FE » U LTRA ftt W 1 T O R E 8 W side PE 2 2144 Rent Office Space ATTHArrivir j W a. WHITCOMH HgALTUR UL 3-2930 BY owner ^ for ' SALE OF AM, MODERN * ROOMS ANTI hath. Meal fur rouplt Fui li. lorinalior, call UL 2 1933, or Ft 2-041J BRICK 4 ROOM MODERN "fl* ilowii 304 Kerr. Ave ' BY^^OWNEP WASHWITONJ'P^K ». .ped low down payment Priced _ *13 150 FF ».24j6 _ _ lly ( Iwnn 1 ).ivi-lnirg BasintM StvIcr—J Lost and Found 26; POUND PEKINGESE DOO r MUJt . OR * reniai. enuaran weieoma. 7090 MI*, Ciar^ston., lA EST SIDE — 9R(X)M UPPER WALDO STREET, PERFECT CON DmON. AWNINO - COVERED 8UNDECK AUTOMATIC HEAT FURNISHED Pontiac (_____ ______ ____ pany Cill John Lee._PE *«2l NEW OFFICES-WEST SIDE »E BY OWNER 1 RM HOUSE NEAF r ^thuul. in city Rea.«onable Bay St Ponllsc ____ BIO BAROAiN IDKSIBABL* OFFICE SPACR, 1000 I sq. n.. 2nd floor Huron Theatre I Prse parking space. Phona PX,| PH ( t 3-2210 equity 4 take over pa: Shewn by appT only FE ^ iflFUL 3-, BEDBMT .......... hlOtneBt oM 100x150 'already trance Nicely lam Refei ■a'et7;"OR 3-»*U days _Call_*lter_» p^m. FI * MO 4-S021 evenings_________3 ROOMS AND BATH. PVT. ‘ ‘----- *' Saglnai LOST - UNION BOOK IN THE ALL MAKK8 OF FOUNTAIN PENS area of th ...............— rapalrtol by fMtory Jxatoed men FE 4-4*19. ________^ at our office Omeraf P^Un* 4 MALE WEIUaRANER D06. Office Sup^ i vicinhv of Perry Park, itoawarr rente gt Phane FE >4H38.___ Duke, reward. ~ * ■’*" BLOOlfftSS^WALL CLEANERS j--------------------- VaU and wtodowa. ReatooAbl*. : PE 2-1031.__________________ ______ ELECTRIC motor SERVICE RE-1 ra 0-0117. ' WANT TO BORROW 13 7»* AT * Greyhound Station. | t Money Wanted ly ofjadd^a^ Ptt*«, | ITrtU i)* II” ^ 21*1. ew-Tiar... iHW - I OmCE SPACE PbR'ilENT FOR _ _____ _____ ____ _ Children welcome OR 2-0732. I personal services Will decorata ROOMS. PRIVATE BATH. 4 ROOMS. PAR'h.T PURNISfflb. to tuit Call PE 3-412* ground floor, Ukt prlvireaes ________Walled Lake ama. EM 3-*2**,_ ' " ~ -------------- -*»to(F“r®Jtrto._Ph^ _ ATTBACflVELT FURMISHED »' ROOMS AND BATH; CHILD room Urrac*. Oarage Adults I ------- —------------ Llbert|^ Manor. Pbasa FE 1-400T. {Wanted Transportation 34 ■'■vietntty''"oi WASTED - '*'®_.*T*5*?* Body from Rochi - Pbop* PE 4-3M1_____ FAY'S PAifti AltD si^VICE I Whtoesal# aad Ratau . r, j—Sv 21 ' N Oakland Ave. b FE 2-4*21 Lt»T FEMALE_^ 8IA1 I FURNITDRE REPAIR; ALL KINDS BLISwto 'FE>42g;_________ ______________f *®TU*'' O'"mornlni'RrtMf° »» i » Of ■e»u^rohly’~PE g7«u' _ Homt“udy°**fr^y"toeiude.' ^^,5' **" ^ Contracts. MtgE is I ’j2l^|_OT*,L“Mf"cie««? SlaVtoT oJtfU%en'^l^.t*, ‘o^ j HOTFOINT. WHIRLPOOL 4 EEIU , kEWaWd” MAN 's^Ootb “sLOOD- ____________ ________________ ____________- For Sale Houses ROblOl AND BATH. II* WEKi. CLEAN 4 ROOM HOUSE AND ' ' adults. FB l-ltOI. bath Partly lurn. Ideal for couple. 1 • BANK APFRAI8EO 030.000. LARGE BRIGHT ROOMS. PVT Inqulre at |40* Opdyke. FE t-7!tl0 ' batb and entrance, weat tide. LEASE FOR ONB TEAR; 5-ROOM I Make , FB _Sd*2Y__ , home. 1 bedroomt Reference* s -==-- LARbB RbOMB AND' BATN; ^’xhable the 2^ IN * ^^EIM»O0>a _down-payment FE *-044d SQ i COLOREb — TERRACE. ON EAST ; Blvd . i room and bath, gas heat 'I 1400 down and low monthly pay- CROOKS RD Owner aarrincing on larg* brkk ---'■ ---Double oarage Flre- oU furnace loif a . Detroit 34,___________________ . PIANO. VOICE. PUPILS — »tl.*0 per letaon --------------T diciteoa. 271 ..'law LA'fllE WORK 10~‘Tn ihtvca I ______________________ It in wtog. COU PE *W7»* after WILL PERSON WHO hHJND W*L- - * P to____________________If* belongtng to Herman Bowman SA7V8 MACRINB SHARPENED mall xoDteoU to M Senaca St. MANL|T leach. 1* BAOLEY BT i Ponttoc. Ca'e ■oneTi^'I _ _ __________________ l^hous* with Income ’*'■ •‘••1 FOR rON'TRACTS ' »~ROOMSrpVT ~BATH~' NICELY ! Rent HoUSeS Unfurh. 40 3“BED^M'nHbME ~"immed ( (^dvchUl Rd. FOR CONTRACTS , RunUbed, baby welcome. 310 S imisMsiM Fenert h.rk ...e ^ bedroom modem, Fueplace Igi {cal EstatP I ffiSgr^n________________, bedroom TERRACE. NEWLY' near school Call FE *-*033 i “urT-V’-pA'c'”?! r w uV-"* -— PE 0^023 4 ROOMS BATH. NEAT NEAR, oecortled adult*. 47* a meotti 3 ewnROOM—I^L~~RiARMENT i r« ll.'U. RL.AErt lo^*j^Fg_*^3 _ G CalL^Itor J^.rJr_>I74I,__ ‘ FE MTU ROOMS AND BATH EVERY 31 BEDROOM HOME. FULL BASE-' ------- I _ ^ ^ - -- - h’ne ftimlthed Man' onlv FE eaent ell beat, garage. 2JM Mld--2171. 411 Aabora Avenue diebelt Rd OR 3 42M. ASK FOR- JOI^RfcI8Z _ ;A8H FOR LANb CONTRACjTS' H J Van Welt 4*4* Dili* Hv6f Artpti C»*h io FIF i v-kk;ht THE rONTlAC PHBS8. THURSDAY. JULY I960 For Sale Houacs 49 For Sale Hoiiacs For Sale Houacs wmm^^BAjrnANi BRGWN . IM* lro»»r M TRjZAiETM'LAitE ESTATES 01 r«Ml» »l .P»f «»"« »• Tbt> AUrsetUt homr >» diWuwt ] S»o» pOMlbUlW <1, njrlon ^cirp»l^ ISMS oa l-SSST US FE I - - J»S FE ' ■«-> y—x jt T rTTT /■ ! aOTMiaO DOWN — JmI sSsM .:r, REALTY 5"Tw.7 I WOOD REAl TY 1 \ ()| OKI-1) Or«»n l-»»» H*____ _ or OR MITT Alur S p m fEW I BEDROOM aulLT. AlUhAB sort SAU MULTIFLE EUTINO SERVICE | fe'^'VajS? SCH(X)I. BKI.I.S WII.L' J?^l''lS.us«T?wU3ws*“,v^' ..... ..— _ ... ^ ^ FAymi It TArS cArporl, .r.sbPofl- hkokkks in. O Inc ««3 ORCHARD I-AEtT E.c A(ur> FEUIM o I-I TF COZY 3 bedroom WORK mss' Sua‘* M *M"bA'Vu'*Jr» | HIM. MtO Sawn. Nortkrri) p*' W^'lA»i:'V.A/?;*?!.i~ *^«ATn' ^ “ Any chaitt yau "■J* NEAR LINCOLN SUNIOR -Ursa I,. .1 » iLiJSil. * bASraa® nadam home to *af» hi«fV in^oTilrAlirarMT ' M«ni fw tarai ararooB awa cAnen Kuii S,rAll ihrf.*laSAy' ■••smaat. Oaa bcAl Orty ,,rn,rv nawly dacarataS a*a a i i wa y „ liWrAl laim> Krssr.u, vouNT. lEAL ESTATE S.mi£.NO^.^„, , Vl< 6/ insert L.««f »v* mm n 3-4)11 NO MO.N’KY-DO\VN . OR TRADE FOR V<,H H ( j«)IC K 1aTV\< LAEjt FRONT — As aicallanl l*a m kuaiAla* iclusaif aai VAtktot HIIU Balb wraanas fraal condlUan. Brick ClalB In cAcaUaai At in >arv datlrabla lan Thri.a arc Ith ii^AMiukla 'll■tAnSacApaS i '"Varrr flraplsca L madast price t cot.-iari Ai. ^,iL iaCRIFICE 1-BED , y TAVERNS |"rI?liTr\?tA«'“win .“I CTIIda Rral ,„ •nhaut furniturr Small , Laar Oilan ^cab pAymrnt Phoiir FE ^-JM4 IKPCNDENCE Om^KR 1 R^S S.^CKIHCI' CIVILIANS $199 DOWN ■ < )\VM.R S;'-'? •iiV .RKA" LINCOLN JUNIOR -LArsa j nwSaiN baaa tor aalj ■'* ••naattoBAl ralua" U ! ,.b»««.rL ‘V .'ai? iJIf*b.»J?;^„*“^r^lll * >d laArlrcBl dar untinal O* TRADE - Laaaly 1 bad- < aid Ona at llr?*bAUi*^Sfu aii*'V ^ baautitully " ' OPEN DAILY 12 -8 P.M. 1109 HOLBROOK WE wrvmi TOD ix> in- tSSTn.lS^JrjSi.TlSS l^mltoB towT"bMMaiSl; AlmliMW Manp vtodawt 55^s!T~rl?»?U HAY O’NEIL. Realtor g °»RkV.AA WEBSTER OOLdJrfA? SSSg^SSrmU,, wall I r-.j'.UL NKAI T^• ROW 0\ Till-; W ATKK l-cir . STviib'.; Id dratm Jran bart Eicalltnl nalgbbdtbaad ! TOHOR- Will Accapt la^ c a n t r s a t or ' ^aapar bamt to trada Aak tor 7-2! !2S?'UT*o.‘S;?^r.3K?r: "What seems to be your trouble?' 74 fi ranch with home of PreUift In __ _ tnrludlhc elcctrle neishborhood ) bedroom Comoleif buiU-in rancher illuaUd on an a and Larft famtUr room «M OPEN DAILY foot lot Owne iAlr' Ini »' 3»A»^Olo Orihi ..r pb FE 3-MSO ELiailBETH LAKE BARGAIN AiJM* A ilh 'lISI ni liuii'p rn inciudios . ) lirtplAcar. i lament New : mant HlVVal? u lor Quick I LIST , Kuft I ____ bkae* { car lar. Only For Sale Houaea 491 For Sol* Houaca 49 Ua - For to>t a at-Ilea WE BUY. BELL •• — -*“7lnt Pon- Hai 4-1313 i tveryUuoa including ATURED IN BETTER HOMES - I, Oardani Maiaalna *Baciou. S Q.,p„ Sat. aild SuHIKlV 1-6 **?ifr«rr patio '“nd.cApad ’*• FUNT FT. ' ' ,_lAbU.had community naA. i comt.rtAbla*?'bad’r«m'‘boma IM \vkhsti;k SCI loo I. j, II. IIROWX. Realtor .Silr s: r.“rP'i3a? .aramlc Ula nla.larad walla. Multlpla LUttos Sarylca *1 NEW HOMES i CUSTOM . j i;-" romplata one ‘DT TTT T ._k*«‘0*?T..,P - Voiir Flam or Ouri - Archltactural Sarylca ayclltbla. -All linanctai Arrensad -Wa will lalT your old borne oi k •boppini urtaa Wktarford Tw| r modal! ubdar cooilruc- » FULL PRICE DAYa WO l-llM EVER SAT SUN TO IM , FI ANNINO TO BUILD? Wa Wiu build a romplata 1 TKI-LEVELS tUCKI-KK lAI.TV k.WCHERS IM N dto.iriaw ^ FE 4 4001 4-iu;droom ho.mes Oner. rva. Till • FROM CLAKK REAL ESTATE EE 1-7IM FE 4440] IM2 W HURON ST OPEN EVE It SUN MulUpIa UttlBi Sarylca _ lataat In modern conyai lance. Slate floor paUo o kitchen Full baaemant Hi lahad oil nicely. One of tl naateat laodicapcd srouiK to Oxford. tM.MO. Term NICHOLIE LAWRENCE W ti.Wl.ORU. Realtor FLINT ST LAKE ORION MY 2-2821 OPEN S-S_______ J ACRES - wito t country homo Sconl lent ylow. firtplaeo. _ _ _ CODRT*Y|^VWO - S room oSton 1^ RKhoator' Bemo*to Tory mod condUion. FnUt trooa, burrlt*. tbAdt (r#ts, mtay Oo«> Val-U-Way FOR GOOD RUTS AND VALUE Clou yaeut 2-bodroom homo. baaomonL now oil tunmeo, ga-rsso. S loti. Pltaao hurry! __ _ _______________ Btooiad-to poKh~*attAcbod untl, hot waUr JiaaL baidoo. truH bar. rlei, flowtrc and ibrubi "A Qar-don of Edon.- IILOSS tidi pAea. R. J. (Dick) VALUET Realtor FE 4-3531 Ml OAELANO AVENUE Open 0 to I Sun. II . 4 Three . . . Loytly badrooma and a practically new home. Locatad on blacktop itroot about leyon mllaa out. Lorta landacap^ ouuldt ---- F*r SdJa Heii— IRWIN ANNETT ' omr *c3y FIRB LAEB AREA fau- mual too Hdo toaoly I bad roam itb baUi komo. O mwipat out ad Um Stala. Ei toctoda israda.^ lanctos- an Ing. water toRaoar and ■ flu*' c27*1m *tSSnbWiu OAkWOOO MANOR; Thla toraly htmia la what ad at dream of. Four bodn- tflnfOf n---- ---Ldemlamm krtnkM ro> Ksr.'Hijr llicbei u attochad |a- og.,'‘flSr*K? N li^-ad^snysfe ru/5:iki?-a.« Itoll. oU conatad. kitchen ftolab to VUlfpptoc mahoa-•ny. kuitt to evta bad tobfa tap ruft. tUa -bath. PA #11 bant. Auto. WAabn and dfy-ar lieludad. Carport. 114.-MS. Torma. N CUr-HotplUl. rimodaled J '*%s*rSSu**tw bum-tot. todttreek fitwplaca. fun batamanL sot baat, l Ui , , , ’ Bhowli^ by* anumimut SHEPA^tn ler l.avciidfr ol mil multiple list --- SERVICE R.wai HOME Knott KAMPSEN Realty & Buildinc G MULTIPLE USTINO SERVl FE 44D921 'NORTH END bua'mtnt. Juot decorated Ir $250 will move you In thla ] bedroom home In a nice neighborhood. Kitchen, dining room, llytog room, glaaiad-ln porch, down. 1 bed-rooma. up. Large work chop or gartge. Large garden tpot. FuU price IS,700. Factory Workers 1 bedroom, kitchen, dining room, h.ii „j„ toneed yard. ---- (t Flabar Early lion room Catprtad llylng room Only II 750 down Sell or Trade with part baarmanl Oak lloor* Will trade for larger homa or tall lor WOO down For Colored Mil Elliabtth Uka Road BLAIR } Clott to Poatlitr Motors Body. IMS down. ! CRAWFORD AGENCY WALTON FE S-IJOS ■ “ MV MM3 I SOS K . FUHT itataalon! gl.MO down, balance 17} per month! Attractlya atory bunsclow on NilM “ IVAN W. SCHRAM KEAI TOR FE 5-9471 OPEN EVENIN08 % SUNDAYS Ml J0BI"“----------- VENIN08 % aUNDA rN. COR. MKNSPI LE USTINO SERVl I: I MULTIPLE USTINO SERVICE 14. Blacktop ctrcct Jeffery i ir Sub. Pine vrett tidt locator your family. SEE IT I LIST WITH ARRO Humphries j h uadtrgrouDd •prlnkNoff. XH* Uke ObI) IM.SM. Ttrmi. WEST 8UBURBAK BY OWNER HER-nngton niil«. B«»#.m«m finished, off. rtrpetmi. luilx insuUted Wtl) discount equity, ^n, fE 4-4t3> : LAKEWOOD viLLAGKi I nr heal, on 107’ , 7 kini il II.ISI .'^L'BrRBA.V n,' Pull ba*?- ----- ______I In yary good ago Harbor location Ixcallanl ' r handyman a- room*, dining and convaiilaut kitchan. . mant. Oa* heat. Larga pine braaiaway anr" ------- car garage Eacal '*■•1 prlvT---- — « IMkl auachbd ] ml location >n Scott Lake Down paymaot. WF..ST HURC).\ WORLD WAR II WHITE S1I.no. Term*. LAKE PRIVILEOES Oo-With thi* neat ] ba< I excellent condition Loy- DRAYTON WOODS Cole-F.ai-lick Restricted Coinnninities JACK LO\ i'.LAND lU Ca>* Lake Rd _ FT 3-4I7S Realltiiv—HeiVs Why 4 room*, hath. I i IS attached GEORGE BLAIR REALTOR II Dixie Hwy. COLORED WHY I'.W Rl Nl fumica axcall. |xrt|t 71 x 247 It landtcapad lol on pavamani near MSUO 11.(00 II MO down 11 you qualify Latlla Jonas. Roch- < attar, realtor OLIya 2-1011 _ RENTERS setpad corner lot * Only 110,lb - I1.2M down •Near Dravtun Plains Ideal family borne Includes car room tltac^ad lattge. tluml^ii siding and large lot ISO x 14 completely fenced A food buj DORRIS F F NT T VETS - X 3 bedroom _________ ______ I In 1100. 2-car brick attached tfe. Larit carpeted llvtot n with flrcplece. Pull ceramic I. Oleamtog oak floor* Plas-d walls. Large - " lake* It wltta reereatlon kitchan. attached car-port. ill. " *■ COTTAOE Ha* ] bedroom, knot aline In llylng----- Privilege* on I7.0M Terms. TED McCULLOUOH. REALTOR ARRO REALTY 1141 Cait-EDibbeth Rd. FE 5-1284 FE 4-3844 Open I o.m. to S:M D.m. ■■■ -----SUNDAY ALL DAY t BOY ANNETT, INC, REALTORS _ 20 E. Hutoo St. Open Evedngi fe Sunday 1-0 FE 8-0466 BARGAIN ------ NEWLY DECORATED - OAE PLOORB r UTILITY - SCREENED "—-H _ 'inicMc ^UTlLn FRONT 1 PRICE — SMALL DOWN- IlM WRIGHT. Realtor U OaklAod Avt Open 'Ui 1:30 PE 0-7M1 or fI; M441 SMITH WIDEMAN WILSON SCHOOL AREA 1 kedroomi. carpeted llvlni room. 2 tncloied porches. Baaement, see heat, corner WEST SIDE Clean l bedroom family home near Pontiac Oeneral NORTH SUBURBAN 2 bedroom bungalow, decorated. Pull bai leke priyilegea. M x 2S1 ft PULL PRICE TiLLAOB OP Waterford oasament. aoceaalbla outstanding BRICK RANCH home 011.071 For Lbadcd with many modrrn teaiui oxrx STODCAVN Automatic baat Anchor fancliii Payment* like rant Chari. , Pangu*. Realtor _FE 1-1031 BAClUnCE. LOW DOWN PAT- REAL fe»7__________________ ---- , ---- ^ Highland foundation, with full' basement, master badrM*in itxxi wlt?*eom'-p'rta private bath.' thl* kitchan Open Dally and Sun 1 10 to I p m. WE8TOWN REALTY LI 2-7337 after 7 p m MODEL FE I Large houiTf., may be used VA mortgage PB 4-4011. _ ■ SLMINOLL HILLS You oan havt Immediate po> right to esutf 1 horoi bulnirban Livings At Its Best STOUTS Best Buys Today 4. five complete large, avatage roorai. plus nlc ned patio, lot 01 x 3M U iclualve arex. Terras pretentious BRICE RANCH HOME I24.no Located on Hickory Grove off Telegraph rd .- NORTH SIDE - Attractive 3 b living rm , full^Satb with show Oat beet Price H ON end owi will Iccepl housttraller or la contract ai down payment. vantage of your ellxiblllty before It explrta. wo art ol- - unpIwc*dihtid value - WHITE BROS. REALTORS OR 1-12M NW Plate Hwy SMITH-WIDEMAN REALTY _HURON OPEN EVES Cass Lake MULTIPLE LI8T1NO SERVICE N minute dtive 23 R. Uvins rm.. 1 bedrmt., lev., oil furnace. Lovely white birch trees. N ft. lot. Quick poctesiMn Tout price only U0.7N. Bee this. 1.049 SO. FT. PLUB ATTACHED OARAGE FOR $11,550 IRWIN $82 MOVES YOU IN ‘ Nothing More To Pay” $79 EAST SIDE ~ bedroom bungalow with full batb. fenced yard, ind ball carpeted. plant basement, tl Llylng room This home h________ ______, ... and heated tor little over I. last year. Brick construction t priced at il.SN wttb ll.HO dot NORTHERN HIGH AREA 3 bedroom home with full basement. 3 car garagt. oak floors and plastered walls. A-1 condition with nice shrubbery. Reduced door. Here's e Itrxe f room home, oil heat. Convaiuent to tobool. IIS.0M Tarma Colored Excellent I room modern bungalow. Needs a little decorating, gat heat, knotty pint rac. room M.»M. Tcrmt. WILLIS M. BREWER JOSEPH P RE18Z. SALES MOR. M-N E. Huron St. . PE Mill AFTER l:N FE 4-47M FE I-CS23 "BUD" FE 4-4526 Sylvan Lake Privileges Very dUIrtble 3-bedroom home 3 small downpayment. WM. A. KENNEDY 3181 W*HDI4 omr Irui't S.MALL HOUSE WITH BASEMENT ous appointments you will td-Ire. full basement recreation i'S|'. a professionally Itnd- lutJali Lake F.slates ON A LAROE MX12S FT LOT WITH PAVED STRUT oodles of cupboards, livi Owner Will Sacrifice Lincoln - \V isiier -\rea older home. MULTIPLE LIBTTNO SERVICE THE HOME y ; ALWAYS WANT ' Clean bouse u ACROSS FROM SCHOOL Perr^ Park Fre;^hlv deco- and Cyclone fenced rear .yard tor your childrens BRICK BUNGALOW | lot. solid drive, eonert dtndr Itrage new t Clean modern ______ rooms, full basement, ga hot water beat, featuring rooms 11 downi full ba O'NEL r LIncoIr gas heal. Black lop street Yearly rentals 13.340. Out of state owner. Hera Is an Income that will soon ! I pay tor Itself 117.NO - 13.500 DLORAH BLOO CO FE 2-9122 1 BUrLDIBB OP NATIONAL MOMBB- OTOROE R IRWIN. REALTOR E^'iinr •u Stout. Realtn: J AKE FRONT 117.IN Bcauti- I ful Silver Lake. 3 bedroom bun-galosa. ilrapltce. oak floors. Ige -glassed In porch, full basement, lot lOOxlN. nice dock, and spreading shade Sell or trade nn home up to I30.0N. 3 or 4 FREE PARKING TRIPP Templeton DORRIS ft SON REALTOR8 WC TRADE • nd rtU W w. Ros» Home Inlo^gt i-M2i for furthf; M11>6RD 4 BEDROOM “ JNf iryusMED BEDFtM FULI ------------ HAGSTROM SMITH" SHARP 6 ROOM CONTEiMPORARY Cl ARKSTON-P tfl t, LiUffronl Built-in o»en and Idegl home, DivmenG'vnnth”- ^ flrepUce. lot? Qt clotei nation tncludl clit "w fr: ?:«14 *'* e^'Vh b HOYT Oakw'ood Manor Spacious 3-bedroom brick with attacbed 2 car garage. Extra large living room with fireplace N-PROFESSIONAl tvlllg VL'l MODEL 4581 KEMi'l- HAGSTROM REALTOR appomlL. Highland 'J‘*'**'. EARLY AMERICAN CLARKSTON —kiiv “ Spacious farm home In a plctur- ----------- ,euin|. pyerlooklng the Carpeted living .room and dining ell Fireplace Full basement with rage Beauifful landscaped' fii* Just^^l block from wonderful like FAMILY RANCH I Multitude of ckwets and le space Full basement This HAYDEN • plctur-ln| r- Affording DRAYTON PLAINS - ______ ..---............... ^ Homes st OB 3-1(181 t for an appointment e gCE THE JEFFERSON AT “* WATKINS HILLS _ >r mtae. Alto will consider trade williams LAKE NICE FOR f.I dost McDOXiYLU------------flsHU'................. LICERSED BUILDER ______OR >nyj______ _9nttlme t U'ST SELL DUE TO ILLREBS' AUBURN HEIGHT^. ’ floors ‘^Bt^emem. C Built rtST, tm Cir^t d I recreation im, attached 2-car ga*rage Sylvan Manor 3-bedrooia brick ranch, newly car-petlng. 2-car brick garage. Cy- : clone fcnclnc. carport. Priced tor ! qu ck sale. Shown by appointment G1 Terms I No Down Faynient to quahfied Q.i. purchoae both, ttodern kitchen with k. L. Templeton, Realtor : 2331 Orchard Lk Rd. PE 4-4N3 ' _____After I p.m. FE 2-I7H_ -SELL BUY TRADE ' dtnlnt *rooi I?n«d At ARK YOU RENTING n. enclosed front JUST WAITTNO TO SAVE WM/vrTnu — X ., 7T ENOUGH . _ DOWN PATMENT? Now we can oiler you a choice of homes which v Into tor as Ihue as I2H total cost. Tou must have a good Job. Thesa homes will be shown by appotntmant MA™. GAYLORD SETTINO. Live gracious BRICK LAKE FRONT rooms situated on 4 levels and featuring 3 good nel^borbood So OPEN THE SKYLINER LAKE ORION Appfox J i ntmtm 34) lodtftn Lake f 4 ROOMS AND BATH, GAS L Oil Ormup. Call FE 4-T363 3 ITDROOM HOME FIRE- FOURTH ST Off Joily -SVLVA.N LAKE Brick ]-bedroom with stairway to upstairs Ready to (Icl.ih 20 fool living room carpeted ' Oai futnac*. wasber E' civitiau. Call v:x on 1st floor and 3 bedrooms up. Full basement. I'a car garage Oak floors, plts-e1s*DlcVl' OR Mill ki^: 4o7 srs^‘a"S<7M7tat'.r/;sl " •• ..BARGAIN Lake Orion u (or aalo a(ur 11 j yoara a( auooaaaful buatsaaa. Air SLi^OH ■"lease. " USED CARS aorrlca Pully oqnlppad location, for OMini J bedroom brick ranch hoi p haa lovtly caroled I loada ol cupboard apace *4 aert lot - located Joaljrn Rd. — will take car irurk - r------------ I part ot I wUI a llefTb: Selt HbU^h^ tioods 651 Fer Suit Miscellaneous 67 For Sale MiacoHaiMOM 67 1I«ED RBPRIOENaTOIU A L L ; RBOROaM LIUHT nXTURCS. |R- RRCuNOXTIOHEO 1 mAcc aad alica new and uaad; reiuleta. hM valuer r " '■ —** ' I apriopa waaklne i a eleelrla ranaea Holetll - EVANS EOt'ICMENT Th'cll"Va,.‘'i?eo recndlllcaad and aie In earelleni ahape All ere . (ully auaranteed Al pricec you raa allord : ( UNSC.MI K.S I'DW I K lll.iikloj. Dru M W LAWRBNrI VlBSATOR C H A I n Al anvAll chcli alth lOiilo rneap FE SUIt WASHING MAI-HINE IM WATER NEATEit^ wanted NEI COM^Pl r I^E aMOK^NEPAIN crUINT STEPS PE.ADV made » ONE ?f;v"r,!miVc ' r bc.k „ W «>,((,eld rs SPEED II W \V *TAMrV AH MINI M WINDOWS ' «ila;» Peib d.r*«4 a-2*« up Hew I drawer *09*. SilJS. u"v.,;s'pfc^*o!r. Supply *11 E Praak SI, Blr> minthala. Ml AMIS ara^ aar-ner from Turaar Pard Salaa. Owe Ortytmi Plalne atora carrtaa new SEWER AND DRAIN «rwER PIP « plAin pipe 4 • iiiaeaj pipe I 1 ARDEN IN I as R. STOCE "He's jU'it plHying to -J - It* OR j-noi.Rent Farm Property 56A! owca 'til I, aup ‘til 5_—5-------------------------- MACEDAY LAKE Hen acres - with a new! 3131 Whltncld Drive - ] bedroom I brick rancher and etuched ovV- ' brkk a aluminum aldins home tlao two car ear. Two atone plant-oa 3 boauUlul canal loti. Car- era. 3 carpeted bedrooma Bullt-Bort. patio, lakic aWc. I'i bathe. In oven, weaker rente and dryer lamlly room la baiement with Urae nraplace with ralaod bcertk —“Id laval antraaee. IIS.NO. Call - ■«» o( materlala and work- _ -V- - '-----‘--- .• ..s home de- utmoel In com- irjiiV >n |m SINCLAIR OIL HAS "tfOD ER .. . . _,,v Rinu *1SS‘.«“a'val?Sfi JIM WRKiHT, Realtor I ^JlSiaih ^fa^y^I' imanciaj jeip 34* o,u,„d avo, 'Opoa •» t ■» — - - I____PE AtMl or Mf_t-_____ ISHIRLET STREET LOT TOR; imm' ' bonattrallor, or (. PE 4-31U I aet. SELL BUY ------------- ---------------al kelp II ncoded. Por (unker Hon. call PE All" '* Mr Paddock. PE________________ _ .... ...................... ............... ' l^aotrallor, » I. PE A3U3. i aet. comprete with boa aprlni> TR\DF ■rHADk’iWDfFY'iN SYLfAN VIL-I end metlreai you mutt ate Ihl. tI\>-vUE.| to appreciate II Terma Bedr iS; PE A3730 .....— ' ■ - Sale Household Goods 651 Sale Household Goods 65 iluea tits mftchind 6rl|ini S?akr*C^plil,i‘’‘rE'‘i"a4i?' W VMAN'S USED TRADE IN DEPT OAS WATER heater MO *0 lUILT WASHER tltta ~ UPM SIMTE lltoa .. BEDS •» 00 .. BPRINua MOO WOOD I PC DIN SK r 117 07 MUSIC CABINET M 07 , DPI! LODNllE CHAIRS *10S WOOD ARM DIN CHAins M 01 EASY terms II W PIKE ONt.Y VEi.low rniDiDAiRE, riNisH" E PAN'TY TO '.3U: SPECIALS I REBUILT l.l MHI'K ( ( »MI*ANV FIELD ITLE FIFE ***iTEKL y?d'u‘e5';"rd, Sundav |0 a m t.. 1 p n, OelCF WELL PUMP TANK AND FBF.y KSTIMATEg 1 FHA TCRMN OPBIOHr FAMOUS '1. acrAlched Terrillc Itra plelae ulchlien 301 Orchard Lplit l.7ie( tlnve alt conitltlun EE I ANTIQUES A FI'RNITDHE K.HEB AND ITCNIC k,u,pf," MILLER TIRES to Appret ^utirttlnt ANTIQUES t703 Dial) Vype.s S ElMAbeth Lake Rd Slocum A7I71. sun. EM 3 WILL TRADE For imailcr borne West Side-$13,950 4 Bedrms., Ij/i Baths , Pamlly room, mkaolvt (Iroplaca and bookeaaoa la aitra large carpeted Ilvtu room. Crater entry Ball. Pull mnlna room. nIco olie kitchen. Extra Targe bedrma. and cloaetf en 3nd floor. Modernlied bath. Pull baaement. Oac eteam beat. An older home that needa aa'"palotlag. e^c, '' manahip. 11, bathi restricted " Will Trade w __Mr. _Brown__ _____ ACRES FARM WnCn com home, located 1 mile i ol Clarkaton Write 1--- Rox U. giving f—' roleronceo.________ 0 ACRES NORTilEAOT OP lord. Oood land, good bull and good (oners. g3t.900. H. 1’. HOI..MF.S. INC 131 8 LAPEER RD PE 1-309 ______EVEI^ FE M309 ' WEST SUBURBAN - 0,00 In - 9- ,irf*ft\^'^*-3-VEAR« ' MO tquar* fett of unobttrucUd TcV.'' a’TrouL/'Tn “rafaVanmnl ’ Tri- ”r"b;it "r? moter ^ cement bfoek building, preaently , used lor manulacturing. Call for : WATER MnBNBR- or sell 13 90 month. . Mitchell DUtrlbutlnf Co IKKLZHK.S NSW IN CRATIS $169 No Money Down |I g« e LITTl.iS furniture A 931T Dixie Dra)ton 01 13 WATT HI PI HARIKiP RAHIXIN •mpltfui l.#AN ihon i yfOtd nlrt Wtn tfll fnr m in Walt P A ball ampUfIcr Ivr Ji6 Vulh In parfret rondUlgn OR 3-7(1611 IMPOHTED HI PI CONAUI K iLErriJir r^mt ««l» MC ft (349 iiiii:k(.i,\s Wster Softeners btiK omo &i extra good I -r gta furnace arte I Pull iQlormatlon )wn payment i I UY 3-4773_ For Sale Clothinx William Miller ^ I BAR(iAl\ ROX Realtor FL 2-0263 070 T^t Huron Struct «5_!L. WOO.DWARD AIR CONDITIONER. ROOM SIZE. 7.004 BTU. 9-year warranty 9130 _Ea»y lermaJkhlck'a MY 3 3711 AIR CONDITIONKK Oenerel Electric 790 blu eapaclly. 110 volt, special cualomer order, refuted delivery^ Nr'ILlI OOOD ft; A Ml 4 4431 OAS STOVE UKI: NEW KEN moie. 4 vta eld. 914 PE 141343 OE REFIUU . IT’ TV AUTO oot.sv Borr watin co 39311 Illuhrth Lk Rd FB 4-4404 SOETt.NEB RENTAI \r. off I 1 Rd y 13 96 P< HOTPOINT Din IlMSft. R. R Mut lu«0 Wa»i Hiiroo HOUSEHOLD PURNITURE. ftlaybai ('or Sale Miscellaneous 07 1 J7 ■ MUNTZ TV ftftO I 13 * DU- POR SALK Bit I^UIPMKN'I ftftTft Mary i on. Mowr.Rs TUI PH I AERVICX PISHT ^UAI I DIXIE HWY BtftMlNOHAM STANDARD _OIL_ STATEN TAVERN Final Summer i^le Business Property 5?! 5®““* c»“ W. H. BASS, Realtor j opp,(_-ir BUipDiKp wider h h 3-7210: Ueal locAtlon lor doctor or den ----------------------------! 3"S.r«^"?.1id Sale Land Contracta 60 I Clearance Sale INCLUDING SOME EXCEPTIONAL FALL BAROAINS JULY 34 TO JULY 3t SERVICE STORE ju o caat PE 9-913] ABOUt“ANYTHINa'"Y60 WANT POR THl HOMt CAN. BB POUND AT L * 8 SALES Huron, , .... ■' ■" " ■ IRONRITE IRONBR POLL SIZE lirhiae model IIM. 3 years to > nav Fun of a WEBSTER j payment, OR 3-3403. I Oarrtlt. IWptre ‘U'fi screened por lot. electric •! Included. M.< LAKEVILLE - ___ __________ __________. , . , . „ , *EM ’moss’*"*'*' *** Jill'?*. WAIX 0^0* I SiMONED"“contracts; ITaC ! !>.-?« ..»« e«r] ance S4.139 Payable at 149 per laUreaL -Dla* iiiontli' lnquirV’'273‘'BaldViB. 100 ggsn down 9-1091. _ __________ Nice shaded lot with CLSsEO EVeHings AND SUN-good view ol lake, cottage has, days, equipped, air cooditt -kitchen. living room, dining room. I doiog butlooat. Birmingham 3 bedrooms and bath, extra loti Ml S-0000 Included 17.000. U.900 down. STORE -8TON1T LAEl - Hoar Oxford !® buMneiX >• with 3 bedrooma, xcreen- *“**“”*• -- *•—•-T^urnUr- ___ Jk USBD depl lot rral WAVNK UABBRT 131 N SAGINAW PI I ‘7 f?-. IHOHR'TB IRONBR r------------ 34 MONTHS TO PAY elu(K'!**lk.Mf.^ll4oo‘'"doWB.' C. A. WEBSTER, Realtor OA S-31M______ MT 3-3301 TEAR around BOMB dw LAEE Orton. S rooms. 3 bedroom, lsrga> xcreonod perch, evcrlookhig the. month, s per ________ count 91.000. PE 3-S3I0_ $1,337.50 bihcoiint surtAttE por'any ^**"' t6 Rent"oiher^and"liviNO Starters, reasonable M94 Dixie ighwty.__________ _______ I ja uaib car LOT - iso w pront- I ags oa Baldwin Ave. at N9 Bald- I „______ win. Ingulra at 373 Baldwin. PE ! /viont ___ _______ EACH 'Cover-aUa. 11.50 pr 377 JSaldwIn USED CLOTHlNOr CHEAP ...... ,..013 90 to handle R. J. (Dick) VAIX’ET Realtor FE 4-3531 9 OAELAND AVENUE 0 TO 0 SUNDAY 11 TO 4 Sale Household Goods 65 ^ PRICE - REJECT8. BEAU- VlI'Y .aU” ■»'?d»Tn FE 9 7199 tllul living room suites. 11.79 wk 3-094S M^aln House. 103 N Cats FE BABY BED AND MApRESS. f TON PHILCO AIR CONbniON er 1139 PE H193 _ 1 GIBSON ELECTibiC STOVE. 30 ______________ nniex A day. PB 4-3973 Crump t ■iiiir. m o(""Pon"tla9 or‘l mile - i E ol Auburin Helihls on Auburn KEN9TORE ELECTRIC RANGE i Rd . M99 , 939 OH 1 S340 I AUTDMATiC WASHER ""and KENMORE VI8AMAT1C WRINGER , matcblnt- dryer, like new. OR .washer 930 3119 Garland ' J-S0S3 alter 9 30 pm LAROB CRIB AND MATTRESS ARE YOU TIRED OP LOOEIHO^AT ^raml "JJ "IllrnUutiV"? hig^ome to Douk 1 At Rov 5 Purn ADJUHlftBIIP; TOl r 13 ' roTTAur baUUubi ' •'’r JSJju ' PREC PTANDINO Toll.PIP H a"v E 11. U m"B 1 N o" ITlf F FI V 3.H hasiiiaw pi; il i.\K,'\(.l-; DnOlO i'¥’;;F.urr t M 1(01 r i.r.MHF.K xIass ”naUl’ed,'"a«)H •isea lul line ol iMuiobie^^^Mcea 1031 C SALVAT I) SHIEL tlyli'i'i. .''t IIK.A.M TRIX KS AM) F.Ol lI'.MKNT Duie Hwy OR 31300 '• WIIDrtI JM AMPS, PORT - .......- J-S37X dozsth " new I cotadltlon 13.100 )l IVi; V Mil I "lOOE look;" SAVE OR 3 end tables Joel Baldwin Call FE LEAVING STATE lurnllure. FE S-SJII UAFIJC VANITY CHERT WARD- ..a, -------- HiIl 4 ROOMS OF ndd ' JM ■» ford I 9001 WINDOW mupy i to Loan 3 umbrella t 61 !t landscaped east bide I home, good condition Large lot, —------lor small home Write Box 107. Side Rewt Property 52^5|^g, Opport^ 59 "HOP, ruLLY GET $25 TO $500 1 louselioltl Finance Irjjoratlra ol Pontiac Frlenif wri — 79. I Fi.. I $30 09 BEAUTIFUL SINGER SEWINO mxrhine Ztl-lag oquipood eon- Dlninf a sole model. Pay Mlance SSI 10 or meat taw. grinner. cuoer, , i 9710 a month (or nine montha i open Ixc; step freext [i Cxll credit manager. OR 3-S7I1 | 3 3141 . BENDIX^WA^ER. GOOD CONDI- MARBLE" TOP DRESSER Bill FREEZER RIFRIO 'A NICE Hove X99 SIO On FE 3-SS43 i ‘ BEDROOM SUITE AND S ’ TARI E pipe ^ ■ CU OCCASIONAL TA i" NOROE REFRIO A |0^ t 9900 com; KS,' SUN. 1100 dn., 139 I wvrnr Morrow. Oladwtn iSke*’ Mich. Ph. OArdon S-7000. MONTMORENCY CO. 3 CAbtnx, 37 acres, sell er t (or lake (rant lot or lake ■ ». orT-iw air condl- ----tax. Ownxr Igiirte 07 s sag- rVLLT EQU1P"PED.*REPAIR AND parte shop. Sxrvleing air cooled cnglnea. garden tractors, lawn lAowera k related Items. Reasonable terma. Phone PE 9-744S 0 GROCERY AND MEAT^SINESS with very good flxturaa plus excellent building with apartment ---- Ample oil street parking ' prosperous town north ' S«Iwrb«n Property 53 iTpJSttic" AS‘’*e” AYONDALa iIes^ One*-?{llrd**c Lake Privilege Lots Vets—Nothing Down Big and roomy 3*4 bedrooi models. Wa will build on yoi lot or ours. $U.000 - tl3.l» Low PHA---------------- BUCKNER; FINANCE COMPANY | WHERE YOU CAN BORROW UP TO $500 i OPFTCES IN I Pontiac — Drayton Plains — Utica Walled Lk., BDmIngham Plymouth Get $25 to $500 ! j — YOUR up/ Ihgal Cab^ alnsa^sno iiurngs s.it S4 up i faucets. tl9S9 Ca^li and csity SAVE PLUUHINU 1 177 S Saginaw rp 9-1100 i»99| or*"!' 4400 PIECES OF MOSTLY NEW ! rugs, and dtnrttra H. P. HOLMES. INC. 3931 S. LAPEER RD PE 9-3093 ____EVES^PE |;73«_ HAGSTROM NORTHERN CLASS C LIQUOR Only one In tewnahip home plus S modern S37’ hlthway frontese. Dwwiw oivner I years. Will atll lor S39JI00 on terma. For Sale Lots 1 ACRE LOT. LK PRIV8.. 1901 come3«*' MopjklC* dn^Claar Lk 'Oxford MY 3-379L ' 133.500 Reasonable down p.juici., 3 LOTS IN HIGHLAND - 6lhil32 H.MiSTRO.M „ each^ good road (rentage. 12,400 REALTOR for ^olb. Will tell Inatvtdnally ayoo Rlahland Rd iM59i *»»• T’()NT1.\( ' OK 4-0.158 , residential or trailer Signature OAKLAND l.oan Company _303 Pontlac_8tate_MnJ^ Bldf,_ LOANS $25 TO $500 On your signature or ether ea curtty. 34 montha to rtpay. Ou service 4a (sat, (rtaodly and help (ul. Visit our olllct or phono PI 9-8131 HOME & AUTO LOAN CO- Matchlng coffee table, 110. FE 4-34SS _ 3 PIECE LiVlNO ROOM SUITE ______ MA 5 3410 3 ,'PC. SILVER FOX BDRM SUITE. Exc condition. 9130 OR 3-0941 PIEdE OAK ■ BEDRIMII SET. ..-.-n with n-.i-hin. v,r,T Et mtUreftft. 6o^ c ^ BABY CRIBS . INCLUDES MATTRESS select from RefUlarly 939 91 I — .VOW $14.')0 - SIMMS 35 SOUTH SAGINAW DAILY 3 TO 9 - BAT. 10 TO 9 I Deluxe'3-Rooni Outfits Double dresser cheat, bookcase bed boa ’j>Dh«E Inneraprlnsa. l*!”7iiom “suite' ‘ah"?*' S* down — 911 *0 per month and oUier ■Joseph Ft NVi,"ON DAVENPORT AND Cl 4 4*97 ’■u"® OVER 90 USBD TV SBTS FROM 914 99 up TV sniannat 99 91 WALTON TV 919 S. Walton . ,__FB 3-2197 PAIR ROBE BEIGE‘ UPHOL-alered ilvln, room chclra, MY | REFRIGERATORS 1999 MODUS —---------- 'Uarantaed lor 9 uf a'^m nsw auan . - ..111 mile I Mi( hlgan Fluore^cen REFHIOERATOR 135. ELECTRIC atme It.', 31 In. TV gt..»l riiiid .940. wlttuk: dryer 440. deeenperv. aml_chalr |39. EE 9-i744 SALEM MAPLE BOOKCABE BED I-uniiturc (.onijiany ,prtngi 74 SOUTH SAGINAW condition EM 3-OI43_ ' ' living RM . , SPECIAL kXl]"RtlUS. 134 99;'Mc- __, ____ ________ ____ _____ Now 1106. EE I Leod Carpel. Woodward at Square Pearton'a Furniture. 43 Or-| 3-4443^____ __________)“** below Ted a. FE 3-7701 ________________________________'BUILT IN OVBNB AND COOK SINGER SLANT NEEDLE ZIO-BAO 7 PliCB LITIHO ROOM SOITt. pots, complete line of laa and - Blond cabinet. Balance ol con- . Brand new davonport and chair. | electric. 1199 99 and up R B I tract 910 49 a month. Call credit 3 modern step -tabloa. matching Munro Electric Co, 1044 West manager. OR 3-47gl. _ .. ---- e ---------- .---- Huron SINGER CABINET MODEL SEW- i’li.r? HOME MODERN Grocery I laiM k M 1 bOTS. STEELE REALTY (Main Office) w Kd. between Htgh. d Rd. MU 6-3045 _________ 3 LOTS AT WATKINi LAIC*. 64 ft. X 154 ft. wm ..........- for food land c . loeatlOD. Paul Yoafer. 14704 Pal ton, DatrMt IS. KEnwood 8 ACRES ON A HILL Choice building site overlooking the countryside In U“ ...... area. An excellent- ----- - build a nice home. Low down TaCRES, WOODED Oveitooklng thi lako. High with n largo numbor ei boauUful hardwood trots. On a pnvod road, only *9« down. LADD’S. INC. 43SS Dtxlo Hwy. OB 3-1391 10% DOWN BKAUTIFUL WOODED LOTS leront on lake or Ooll Conra# — Cholco area Bateman Realty ^ mrjountT«^^_ ST B'rooUyn tod'w. Chicago, tt-ceUrat loeaUop. Rod hot deal! $595 EACH LOT I U S-7337 Kvaa. alter7:3S f TTBSTOWN BBALTY CLARKBTON B8TATB LOTE. 94x .Near everything, Fav« AND GROCER^• Ilcenae. growing community near Milford. $19,400 with M.040 down A real good buy I Will accept land eontracty — *------ - ------- LIQUOR 1 :ated — In I Detroit or suburban area for part. Shown by appointment only STATEWIDE Real Katate Service of Pontiac LOANS $50 TO I900~g39 TO 4500 COMMUNITY LOAN CO E. LAWRENCE FE 4-0421 _ FRIEimL Y_ SERVICE_ TEAGUE FINANCE CO. 2$2 S. MAIN 214 E. ST. CLAIR Pearson's Furniture. 42 Orchard Lake Ave 9 PIECE DINING ROOM SUITE s antique furni 4-3311 I PIECE .SOLID WALNUT DINING ' rm suite exc cond 150 OLIve 1-0713 _ 9 X 12 REVfRSIBLE RUGS 119 95. Tweed ruga. 939.99: BRAND NEW WROUGHT IRON and ..mattress, 9.19 91' Pearson's Furniture. 42 Orrhurd Lake Ave CASH FOR FURNITURE AND tools FE 4-4494 or OR 3-S373 H FOR USED TVs , FURNl-re k Mltc FE 3-0347 imiu.miDihkk „ Al ( OA .\lumim:.\i ( o'inhinatiiiii DOORS GUARANTIED i 1 FIJI.I. INC H TIIK K lari" "pr?cad'’'l3l So'^^Lu" pay only $2.10.'; PHONE ORDERS ACCEFT& ON INSTALLA-nON ORDERS ONLY “'“S'Ms"" FEDERAL Modernization- ‘HOLD INHURANfF, Y DUTY 14 ' TURNER 1 MOWERS SHARPENED ip and deliver FF; 3 IJII Do It YourFcIf I OK KENT Skic Mtigiisl (ioods 71 If AI TiriM tIAMMOND I'HOBD 13 CASE 11 >« FE 9-4011 KXCEI.LEN If MENIXM/s SAVINGS l.l i;i I KO.VIC OKGAN A Iood‘L'’d ■ \\|'<')KKIn MU.SK t o' * 34 S Telegraph Rd FE,S«94T Across from Tcl-Huron ' PIANO TONING- OSCAR SCHMIDf . FE 3-6317 P!-k YER ^P I A N O.^^MAHCklANY "'CALBI MUSIC CO irol. 1 price 14 95. Pi SIMMONS HIDEAWAY AND SING- Tn.K a.vdT.inoLi.lm 99 WHOLESALES $9 Fluorescent 193 r?rcntn PICNIC TABI. |l ’'nrf^O PRACTICALLY 1-9770 i ■IPE ">EDU^D G A ThonTpeon. PORCH I.KIHTS, cr-U 119 95 ralue ir'lceil" kflrlua*!!! , Remodeling Sale tiiir appearancF I < iallaghfr'.«i, but mils the tav-\ a 1II c 4 hke 5p uiin't lavt! Good Yaar Service I PonUac, FE M12J _ i DOUBLE HOLLYWOOD BED AND j'Vinvl ') 12 ft GUAR. HOUSE FAINT, fjAL $_1J9 | food mjitlress^ 14 pane "'renth i LOANS 439 TO 4940 — ----jjR pgn,-r q„ ............WALL TILE RUN. FT 35c PL S-3114 Syer'a, Itl W. Huron FE 4-3044 I3‘i'- Aiimlral " — __ FRIENDLY SERVICE'__ WHEN YOU NEED $25 TO $500 We will be glad to help you STATE FINANCE CO. 703 Ponllar State Bank Bldg ^£-6^1574------ Vinyl L: RUBBER 1 DROP LEAF MAPLE TABLE, j T PAINT INSIDE—OR OUTSIDE *'M 1ST OJIL—30 3ND GAL i . , 59c yd. 14 iNCH soiL^ Celling Tile. Igill aq ft 9c sump Pumpi I 9x13 Linoleum Rugs 13 99 ' SAVE 17 ' Motorola I 17 ' Phllco 31" Admiral ^ ' ; arts with wrtltan guarantee. TV. 3930 Elisabeth Lk. Rd 4-4949 Open 9 to 9 and Bur 934 95 939 95 934 9.1 corntr;, cablnat. i call r t a-0044 _______ ‘ discount pricks Super Kem-Tone — 94 49 Gal Utad Power Mowers - 914 96 up Rebuilt Sweepcca — 99.19 Good White Route Paint - II 99 -----J Sweepers BARNES «l HARGRAVES HDWE Partridge IS THi; "BIRD" TO SEE AIR BASE BOOM! g into this Oa- INN - Tavern and owner's quarters la prolettlonally redecorated maatloo. Beautiful, clean, txeal-lewt equlpmant —■ driUeit: 4d.tSk___ 3. RESTAUBAMT — the bay. Modan ..w Oeotaet SSOS. pet dday wk. 440.-SSS_^ ownar wUl Uaten to your ____ Jtralght dnl-automatle al- .... Hortharn Lake Karon town. 4. TRAILER PE — or lubdlvlahm at Tawaa Ctly. SI tralltr spiteet or platted far 43 rcaUentlar tote Only 114.900. Credit Advisors 61A PHILCO REPRIOERATOR, 743 V ____________ _ n KeHtniter Electric Steve, Open Sun 9 30 - i rce limed oak bed »*‘- ELECTRIC STOVE; mVtt'A.a'^rrSd. '?om.’Tu'?n*|! a-- --- KEA.I.WK1ABB ELECTRIC ETOVE -• .. . condition. 625. FE t-SSSi : NEW. .“good budget your debts I CONSOLIDATE BILLE-HO LOANS ' *.s,i 5I4PATE BILLS—NO LOANS rit your bott bet to get out ol debt, le* Financial Advisors. Inc. Pa S SAGINAW_______PE 3-7093 Plywood . aq I Plaatic Wall Tile i Eaveatrough and Gutter Asphalt ■file 13 ! Linoleum Wall Tile ■■BUYLO” UNCLAIME TILE OUTLET 103 8, SAGINAW FE 43*99 TAKI'-. OVER PAYMl'NT:. OE automatic dryer Floor **"?a* capacRy? fuff*prtce 9134 9i; ■■ per week. NOROE AUTOMATIC WASHER, ■ ■ montha. Porcelain top, auna taver. 3 cycitt. 3 spaedt Looks like new. New 9 year war- BOX ; uaad Mortgage Loani 62 Get Out of the Rut! f. porcelain ton F 43.79 per wtex. bell ampllfler (or 939 perfect condition OR 3-7949. "to"'"'aaa "lam- ad ---------- --- " " ‘ RCmor-XUTOMATIC DRTBR, ’ monlhs. Cteihaa, aprlnk. ?o2'*W.H' *^® ' mcludet Calf FE 4A491 after 3 _________ .3 INCH ELECTRIC STOVE, 47 Voqq 8r Rlirknpr Inr • "‘»*** »ardrobe. 434. Wor V OSS OC DUChner, inc. , „„ J^alr. u^latered teat. 4- ! _SML_r<»ko^JkBUBcun; S-W74. 44 INCH DO&iLE SUE CABInET'; i2B. i NF.W 100 000 Bill OAS FORCED Healing toolini'VQ *1735 w'lf llamv Lake Rd OR 3 4994 3 SIX FT BRUNSWICK BEER and DOD coolfK IlOO or 440 each ' Vaterlord Motel. OR ' FIFE. i'rr,"i3 - 934 PLUMBING dUPPl.y , ... o. o.ginaw FE 4-3 ' . 4 COLEMAN OAS kOlL FORCED | 'it CHIMNEY LINERS. 4 a 13 |39 < 407 Meadow Ave Pontiac _ A BEAUTIFUL SINGER SEWINO ' owed or will accept 94 10 per I montli Call CaplWl FE' 5-9407 I “ ANCHOR FE.NCE.S No monev down FH' FREE ESTIMATES . MAKE typewriters' -.....Td guar---- ■ . From jor----------- il Co*’ fE 4-0^» H'liiip'Ofir r All ,\'r Kedmed , FrI Eves till 9 ' i..\l I Alrlll K S " *' “‘', WICEERIWAM 7144 W. MaMa Mylair m394| Ldf~lbE sBS"ni dmttorI '“Voo£%^OB 3-434? II OM la on tbe OUior oMr bom«t 8eM fc tgan BatutCM uouie Partridge “A-r RECONDITIONKD APPLIANCtS davanport. Ml 4-4377. «'keC 19 »5 BLOWCltl WITH CABINETS. ' * tor and fllUrt. 635 Fuel otl ta 615 delivered FC 6*6132. J Eent Hasting_______________ BARGAINS with lauceU 414.1 Michigan Pluoreti Lk Ate - 37 ----- HOwa Ragl^ Co . rral of this boom. ' tnlitee seraace 3 laOTS. 1 CORIfCR.. WILL TRADE our FREE -Mleh- i T ‘*** 8™®- WASHERS ----- ' REFRIGERATORS d new 1944 models. TRADE GAS RANGE FOR ELEC HURON - FE 4-3M1 Aladorl « - erty_UL_M434:___________ . 3-RM. APT WITH PURN , TRADE DRYERS lor anything o( tqunl value or , TV-g , i rKTtm _________________I stove. Apam I 7 ROOM MODERN ROME ON AP- i proxlmately 3 acres. 3 garages. \ Tbe r---,_.w' —J- .....i OOOD HOUSEKEEPING SHOP ~ Por*'-- From 134 C*** Fomi From 134 | FRIEZBRS - From 444 1 From 944 > 4341 NOROB FREEZERS .....-_d Uprights models allthtir-scratched i I marred models at big dli 14 M You can always Vite* (he-parties interested in ^ ^ ______ "hat you no longer need. Ei^Aut CONDITIONER 495 wciLVFRlNF LUM BER you use the Pon- TV8." '91t,95 ’ k UP COL- J*® * Paddock ' 91 3-9714 . ' „ ' / TV. RCA. 9375 Bwati'a Ra- __________ tiac P r e s s I'Oi Sale no a™i a3t w " bULMAN HARbW.^Ri; ,.g.^ I Dtnlng room table-champ 169 50 4x9a'. in V-grooved THOMAS I'XONOMY J.VnV.'irM Kp^ «ha^ m»4«i)b«w PE 3^191 3U h”“..*CT« “ *190 -RADr----------’....................... the Co I A^i n ! Sale Sporting Ooo<»i 74 locate reliart campino trailbrI 3 lUea PE >3434 BR'OWNINO "sweet It IM-jiroved cylindtr b GUNS Croska. Ms. days »am fATNE G WEST HURON FK 4-1499 > 131 N SAGINAW 4-llU_________ ______________ iUNf^VRSAL TANK SWEEPER. . j dehumidlller, bedroom aet Wlddi- OPEN DAILY. TIL 1; SUN 4-3 ; comb ■ Uvlng room ptecsi MI BEEP AND FORE - HALF AND 4-3944. quarters Opdyke' Mkt. FE 4-TMI. Want Ads! UT. BELL, T1 eh. 10 Bagfey OUSi MODERN AND ANI^OE jn“c\..‘iiii:*^^s»& Bait, Minnows, i^tc. 71 Trout Creek Ranch. MM al Orwaaa SIXTY’' THE PONTIAC PRESS THURSDAY. JULY IWO iand, Qravd and Dirt M| |*L U )rd. PUI *vrt. i$i t4 it* ^ ■ “Bi". A-r>*Ar For Sala Uvaatock 83 For Sak H—at TrrHar« 891 Boat» Jt Accaaaorle« 97 II rr RORABOOT mauvi Mowf A tr«IUt FRAiiM AIIA U rr. MZYERB ALtnaRDH 1 • ■ U hJTM"- TIUS WKEK ON't.V BAT OELDINO. BPIRITCO BtTT < REUART CAMP TRAILER. II A»nU> OR «4BU AfUr 1 N p B i cludiu ID •, ■•ttrMMi boH ciAMITOil BIRO RAMPBKIRB I ««« BA» ^ Ui" ---FE ' ~ - - - - ViREO _______ •M. ^ I-MBI &ile-Sale-Sale : VUSt or OR Sale Farm Produce 86 j r HUUUS AND ii*«A and d«Ut %ttk Alao rm »«nd jfl y\iii .VnKXTICA! Thnniyti the Warm Wcdtlirr Comt 10 _A]rport «>R BALE Pick 1» PT TOUR-A ' Twir OWB brtaf rMUlwri 7N6 RBO II4» ind tBI{ pomiK Lak« lUAd BEANA 'ORnWr TiL^ AT n^)” mi CoaiBfrct Rm t To«a Odoi* AnrUai RBO lim roll SALE i» rr toor op»n Thur»d»» BiiM cooUlMrt mo |;m 7M6 PontlAr LAtr ltd ,.■ ‘’111 RED RA8PBERRIE8 T06 PICK FT CRIB BTI) AU«rt UAnla &.IK7& ---------- U rr RDNABOOT BOA1 rr An) lAiv Elcrttmt $m CAII Pf >l«BB,__ II PT RUNABOUT BOAT. car«r uM II b p KrlaraB* ^ »ith cpMi^i EM........ 14 CURLT-CRAPT. U U P OArUat KvInrpdA. O ' liAbU larp APd trAllcr. .. . . ,l«l CaII AflAf 4. EM n 14 riBEROLAB DELUXE RUN- BALE HIM HIM i i ROAD ORAVEl 7 VDH DEJ. Jml ADd nil OrAdini EM J 437J Rd^^OR^’vllH attention TRUCKEM RAAPRERRIEB POR BALE ;m, J loAdini nil. »am am j„,, ^til» 7*a” ”'V5 m‘oR J tSi RAAPBI RRIE.S^ B R^I N « alb BlACk dirt ' TOP ROIL ,*“ml ^EA.l'^na I PT crib hc Rd rt UndiCApin^Aort^iw^ OR 1-b"i«» ATTKNTln^'! I o\v Prirf' RUrk roll And p«At humu. Ic^.d- CaII Rob*li DA>u 111 '.l'“ RoAd dAT or nlklil. PE I nil; A 1 TOP BOIL CRUBHKD ATOSP NAnd tiAi*l. 111. I'-r Conklin PT UtlJ 0, EE :A>7? BlACX DIRT rlLl. AND ORAV »' FE 4 0477 BROKEN .AJDEWALK^ COW^ MA ' BROKEN El AT Cr MEM FE SIIM c kUBHiD 8TON1 tr Ro*d 1 > PONY ^ YEAR OtrD truung rhliaren a pet MI $-m\ ^!I n BERRY PATCH OPEN « A Nv for pirkinc Rov lO(tr»otl Sale I arm Equipment 87 144k FORD TRACTOR WITH .iwiV- 4700 FE 1-1*17 11^1 or.IVER 7 FT COMBINE pmm REO »iMi REtl 1711 * ' 14, PT CUSTOM BOAT TRAILER U bp motor, fic cpod OR MBT* rrpT woLVERiNTi wmi Id H . "*u?p'p€d ~ laaT*^ * i!mii 14 PT INBOARD • HP. PIBCR-flA« coTArAd AAOAllAnt condlti<~ IBBA Bp TAlAirApb PE 2-17M i OR J-4IM, _ 14 'BEAMAIO" nittL PISHINO boAl. 7*. b p motr- —- —- , 1111 PC A-IMl 14' CHRIBCRAPT BARRACUDA Hi MArb B6 MArcurUf. upboir------ BAIE HIM 4dB4 EM 1 ThiA lAlA «tll lAtt 1 WAAk onljr And will b# cooduciAd oc a firki comA, rirAt 4Ar»A 1 OiJdVno o 6 o d farm top Rent TmilcrJ^Bce _ AUBURN MOTB MOBai VILL Wantcil Used Cars 101 ^ QUALITY MOTOR I ClAm- u.Ad ta mptor. sUrlIng boat NF.EDS ALL MODEL fuA V«^v?,r7 .ncb,rro«,, ci.ean cars today ffrS'iMA' **“ B4» orchard LAER____PB I-TOdl HIGH I POR'LATE MODiL MARE ». mt EXCELLENT CON- I KLBWORTR A BEATTIl. MA 5-I4SB --r_«-M44’ ' , . See M & M Motor Sales allirj-m^*^? r.V,.*’* """" - . .......... OUTBOARD RIPAIB BERVICE 7M7 DIiIa Hwy. , OR MBO) _BY.?*cTq^RTTBAmM_ i -j-Qp dollar SCHRAM TRUCKS AND EQUIPMENT MM pm* Hwy.________OR )-lMB 5 TOR MACK U TARb DUMP boi, EM S:44BB._________ lib TOR CHEVY. PLAT ETI^ 'll Pord Pickup Y« ton ■51 Inti, Pickup. 1 Ida econoWt Cim______ja_ BiPORE tou iOT A I for^ tnlck^ dSt. PR f- PONTIAC LAKE EUILDERS^ BUP-■irttr, trucklnt B_UIa OR 3-1134 WE HAVE OOOD DIRT TRY or kAlf unloading Oood Very lAAAonablA Muat Ml/ V773I OARDEN TRACTOR AND ATTACH-• "I 7M W Ropklni bA- 90 1»6T U -POC^'WOODHUIX'THOMP^ Of MArcury •-.AinBlAil Oood INI Mark r and otAArtng con-iroia n..<-malAd irAllAr. AlrplanA whAAl. 1770 rath Oood condition I Call EM 3-4741^ Aftejr 7 p m^ ItSt MAONOLIA PALCbN, le'^ir' ..... -I ______________, SCOTT for '45 SI^ORTSMl'.N’S HEADQUARTERS M74 At the DoiAlf Btopllght Open 7 days a week MT 1-4111 LAKB ORION l^D 411 drv Pasturing m Mw"i7V'*rE 8pACA***to %w\t » HAW 471 EE 3 tvAntni EM 1 «M1 OXPORD MOBILE MANOR POR D ORADINO TOP BOIL lor drHan. A-l khspa UL 7-4«43 ‘ IKKKiATlON I’l MP ■ - " -------- ---------- iu.iP"SJ IKN DEERE. AND EQUIP -foT—igi” Dorii' __ eort 117 Dai. FE t-dljl.i vH4» ** * PlintB, Trees, Shrubi 78 need new or used ha vino -- or harvAitlng roulpmAni? COm» 0RPLC8 HYBRID DAY in.LIE8 ]fi'’“H,*tl.nd"‘Arili* Ha'rtwa’t^ 71 cant. A ‘'““P tour JMin Kara DAAlArHart- mouincuicnA,. ,.i .», «* . .o.r Joaiyn At'Judah Lake ,, For Sale Tires 92 —i------------- Service and Sell For Sale Pets 79 boi en tractors and tillers a i used tires ij io up. wi WHBEl, HORSE TRACTORS buy. aall. Alko whUawallk LAWN ROY MOWERS STATE TIRB BALES ' ^1* W ood. Coal and Fuel 77 SLAB WOOD OR FIRKFLACE One mile etit of Oiford on Lske-vllle rood. OA SOOSS MODERN AND PRIVATE TRAILER lot 7SI “ “ ‘ ‘ Helpht* Auti'AccesBoriet 91 CHEVROLET, PORD AND PLY- p runntat Hfhtk. aPAAd-! RfptTCH _ BALANCE' AdAAAwww.. Ilork 90 Mercury motor All Sites Carried la tms t««:'* 24-HR. PROP RKPAIR k'ellev'u Hardware 1^'* Chack Up __«rlie\ -s liaruware Nawklrk . Boat B---- 3M4 Auburn Avc oi Adams P'* PE 7-Mll BOAT IRSURANCB ONLY 17 per 1100 Hanacn Ink AgAD( PE 3-70B3, PE 5-8774 _______ Hticiianan's Unathml ALUM BOATS. 5115. NAW 17 ft W Bills- t tisiA “T" J. VAN WELT 4540 OfxlA Hwy. PR. OR Ij^llOe CAR.^D<^ 1131 Alum Wood I -k I Boat B Prop Sarvlca Cam Laka Road. Kaago _ SPECIAL Aluminum and flbarglak boati. OWENS MARINE SUPPLIES 1AA nrehard Laka a.. ra J-50J0 SO TOR, .. laaa thah 50 I poiemc_WABTf •51 oiS ■ prafarrad. Used Auto Partk 102 brakaa. BwehanlesUy partact, $1454. Phena__n 7-4W4. 55 TOiD ‘tractor. 4 WHEEL WHITil UIA TH boy wftb air t.------ 51.4S0, PE 7-7S44 Of OAl iffiid 1-n ■58 sdicE corvER-riBLE. slrtc-clal. radio and htatar. Powar brskaa Bbarpll No mooAr down. Akiuma psymabU of 5M-IS s montta Superior Autp Sales S50 OAKLAND________________ 57 BUICK CEHTl/Ry. 5-DR., W.W. tlftt. Oood eoBdItlon. PE ^4778. ’5.S Buick Super 4-Dr. A yary boauttful Ivory top. maroon body. Rsdio, haatar, powar ataarlna and brakaa. automatic trana. Bicdllaut rubbw. Tlit Ideal family cur. If you try thla oot you'll buy It. PBOnE'S AUTO SALES SB OUland__________rB_l-M5l caIiillac •«. 4-Uoor. all ^ar.iiRlvats owoar. A barsstn. IS6) CAblLLAC HARDTOP PULL pncA SMI Beautiful sreta B wbtta tlntah. Hydramatlc. radio, hautar. powar alc*rh>s A brakaa. 4 ARC DACHSHUNDS AT STOD PuppiAi Jamor a, PE 5-153S. 1 MiHlATORE POODLE MALE klaek HouiAbrokan. _all ahoU. AEC raglatared. lSO OH 3-OlM i SILVER MALE P<»DI.E 4‘., moA Also PoodiA clipping OR 3-3774 ■ ARC SPRINOER spanPUP fioa. Jllack and whUa PE >-3803 AE C“ DACHSHUND TOPPIE8 5 waaks old Champion stock. OR 3-71«5__ ______ _________ ■ TbLACK COCTIMl^PDPB. IM BOWrON^TEBRIER "'MALE. _ 3 4375 Evini Wa.t EM 3-7301 _____ _ BOATS-^ MOTORS-■TRAILERS PIBEROLAS. ALUMINUM. WOOD' CRUISK-OUT SCOTT MOTORS AND SERVICE BOAT SALES S3 r Walton open S-S_FE 5-4403 BOAT AND 11 H P' MOTOR MUST sail at once. No raasonable offer 1- I OUTBOARD MOTOR. ■- ' Scott, mad lA«a Ihaii f-EVini Ew 15 in Mark A-H . KINT. BROS. PONnAC RD AT OPDYKE Auction Sales t AUCTION SALE N AUTO SERVICE , ito w Huron PB 1-1 LOOK! 750x14 BLACK TIRES f ntmr brands. Off new a 515 50 plus tax and rxchar . Stata Tlrt Salas, 503 S Sagin k^AdomAtar. ; USED — 1567 1 ^ Duratach alum- i running lights'. | 54 35 H P Johnaon and Oator tralirr IS56 ' Lapitraka. boat. PE 6-4345 ■ _ WEST' BEND " MOTORS SELECTION OP USED UOTORfi U* INBOARD 60 H P tlOOO THIS MONTH'S Specials 17 ft. Pun-rear doora •55 DODGE Van 5 5 ^paad. V-l. ovardrlvA tri million, ilda tanks, radio. 54 PORD P-500 ...............5 Cab and Chaaala. new pa rabuUt V-l angina, sharp. '54 PORD Pickup..............4 Auto insurance IM > L., P.D. AMD MBD. POR MOir CARS IS 40 DN. I MO PATMRNTE OP S4J0 EA -..... >0^' Foreign and Sptt. ^rs lOS, B. 1 OWN- MJ43__ 5M-FV RA- I ii7~d«8b I ,...i*'8tl.''Aatuma 'pamanta at iaiaa. H5 S. Satlnaw.___ REPOSSESSION USI ChavroM Bal Air kardiw. KSl fttU*p^*’'Ha'cai!'De3ad n 4-10S6. Lucky Aito .Ealea. Ill E. Saginaw. ____________ REPOSSESSION IMS Cbavrolat wasoa. 4 daw, V4.r automatic. Pull prlco *4M. Ro each naadtd PiR only in moott. Bins Mr Bbi|, n 4-lto. Lucky AUlp BalCA ill a. Sa^w _ '5F*CHEYY. l-DOOR. RADIO. QUALITY COUNTS GLENN'S •17 CHEVROLET 4 DR. SEDAN. $1W5 •57 CHEVROLET 1 DR, STICK. $895 •57 CHEVROLET 1 DR. V4. $995 ■17 PLYMOUTH FURY PuU Power $1095 17 PLYMOUTH 1 DR. PUSH BUT. full Hue ^ acraawriAS. Intludlns .*7 roRD F.LMI HARDTOP, full power and Oanaral Motors 1 couc ^ air condttloolns. A low mllaaga ' bounty that ---------’ --------------- ' — uirousbout. 13. 51 MORRIS ISSS. CLEAN. 1 OWN- ar UL >-3143.______________ , ANDY CaiEI OARAOR BPROIAL-' lat 00 domaatlc and loroltn can. PE S-SMl. 773 Baldwin Acodua. , Pontiac.____ _ ____ ______ COMPLBTi SBRTICB OR ALL I mak*i. Caob for eara. > ' HARKLiaS SALES * SBRTICB lin B.Tolo|rapb_______PI 5-3454 VANBTTK PORD 'M. BTBP l-41Pi attar I p.m. _______________ IMS VW. t,00S MILES. 51.435. WILL finance. PB 4-3»l Immaculal WILSON PONTIAC-CADILLAC 1350 N. Woodward MINOHAM 1 .. --HEV 1 OBTHER doO Beat offer OR 3-7SS4 IgA ! lie , '57 MERCURY 4 DOOR. CLEAN $1095 '57 PORD P.L, CONVERTIBLE. WITH POWER $1195 ■57 FORD RANCH WAGON I DR. $895 •58 FORD 1 DOOR REAL 8HARPI $1195 •55 PORD 5 DR. WITH POWER. $1595 'It CHEVT B-AIR 4 DOOR SEDAN I cyllndar automatic tranamUaloo. Heater. W-Walla Extra nieal LLOYD MOTORS 33> 8. Saslnaw. PE I-5I31. •58 FORD T-S, 4 I____ $695 '54 OLDS. ' H' HOLIDAY COUPE $995 Radio iloatai i Many Transportation I Special^ on Hand Call m_4-53«^ For Sale Cara BEAUnrUL ARC REOI8TERED ].p|l)\1( ____ polllA ^p. 5>5 OR 3-7310 . ! c p |.) \ y pOlllA bmior terrier, stud ch Mot» Curtlas, or 3-5354 ^LW'DW ■ male" dachshund ..7 P.M. .7 I’M. ..2 I’M. Kn WILLIAMS y 451 S Saginaw at Rarburn Auto Service 93 SAFETY SPECIAL PROMT END «.l S GLENN'S Motor Sales I llghlt. 1544 40 H P ' I ft atakt. 3 I (rtiTOTE'POODLE APRICOT NEW AND USED per mo. EddIr SIaaIa I Inc, 7705 Orchard Laka Kcago Harbor. CRANKSHAPT ORINDINO fl itEW MERCHANDISE CAN BE PURCHASED WITH NO DOWN PAYMENT 17 A 74 MONTHS TO PAY i CUSHMAN OOOO CONDITION. 11.77 LAMBRETTA GOOD CON-ditlon MA 7-3560 53 CUsSmaN eagle, good CON MINtA-fB houiabr PV«-BRE"o‘~i«nTlE M08 old and_pan 545 PE 4-4341 POODLE AND TERRIER TRIM mluf dont raasonable MApla vnfc _ POINTER PUPS PURE BRED OPEN 7 DAYS ^Wnttra croared with Labrador FOR RETAIL BUYING RalrlAvar Malar $15 Pamajar 510 OR 3-5015 3031 Iris WAlarlord "Pi r'i pbOOLE POPPIES TINY WINlA- HS H lures AEC Raasonable UL VJt '■:rr«S''iL™... auction wrAhT,.‘'liIld ’ 1)1 nw V. Axpact a mas-i Lunch Room Open Bvacy Auclloi noodle groom Acrosa from Drayton Plnlns Ina and ttyllni We do not clip' New Shopping Canlar you or your dog Show Qunllty HOUSEHOLD AUCTION SALE, po^A or Ortffon puppies usunlly blocks south ond 1 block wi Elkbla. . Champions i !?“ifAnIe’i'°HdiA'm plons EM 3-406J......................^ ___________ ,_____ PARAEEET8.'OUAR TO TALE,] wish bowl sal. VIctorInn clinlsa ; '53 HARLET. LOOKS OOOD, RUNS 54 05 Walker's Bird House. 305^ longue, child's roll top desk, writ- good PB 5-0435. rittl 'St RochasWr. OL l-03n. Ing desk, sideboards, dresserr,................ —----------- _ __ „rp,obes. lawn mower, r frames bookcase, rocking Phono Main 0-3175 Hlllmi I’ooDLKs, sio DOWN 1 PB 0-3113 POODLl TRIMMINo|— PTODLES SMALL MIN 175 OR! ® jyjy 73 iggp »t 10 n m ! RtCUSTERED ENOLISH POINTER' hSpUmcnl*'’'’hak"'ral?”'*Stn pups lor snla Call MY 7 0241 Bates. Auctioneer VFW Post 3077 HEaiSTEHED COCKER BPANIEf 7**2 Lake Rd Wiiom, Mich pups Bnrgam 2007 8 Blvrt West _MA 4-3001 _ . _ — REG MALE TOY leoX TERRIER SMI TH MOVIWitO FT 4-2524 _ jji,,, Hlghwiy kt Scott Lake Rd REOiyTERED DACHSHUND each Saluidav at 7 p m Furm- _ EM 1-S3t» lure appliances , and mtscellaii UKC REGISTERED^^TOY^^ W'HltE'MlCE," ALL ^PFT .s Dogs Trained, Boarded 80 BRITTANY PUPS McNARYS Tallwasger ^ Kenneboarding. DOda iSW)“CATtl Larson, Cutter BO.XT.S Gruman 0 ML> 166 it HD P TRAVEL TRAILEF BOARDEjy 35^ STUART 2 STORY. 2 BEDRM >0 MAICO __ >7 HD SPORTER S7 MAICO 260CC 57 ALLSTATE 8T * • ROYg MOTORCYCLE SALES Mum FRANCHISED OW^NS DEALER Pl»|.'h!p Cruller* Inboard and Outboard Plberglas runabout ft Mercury outbosri • accessories Used , XCXZURKK MOTORS ' cV MARINE .^ALES XX oodward at South Blvd. FREE TRANSPORTATION panion to older Udv tQ Tampa. Fla FE 4.23«9, TRUCK OOINO NORTH PART load, either way, PI 5-6806. ^ Wanted Used Cars 101 We Buy Trucks Try Us for Top Dollar TURNER CENTER oil! Convertible Specials: I 'IS Cadillac Eldoradd, pewerV i '56 Chrysler power. I '53 CadUIae. radio A beater. ! '53 Chavle. radio A haatar. »•* '51 Fort. '54 Chrysler 0 1115 ALL OTHER PRICES CUT economy cars OLIVER Motor Sales ’59 BUICK LASABRE 4 DOOR SEDAN. Rad A white flntsb. with deluxe trim. Radio. ■ ■ ' - _____ wnj Tpar-A-llamr: Trarar - 7 trailers, our specialty. Parts and , tervloa. hitches and eycrioads Incomplete hook-U| ______ _____ 5055*"’'Wimams Lake Road. Drayton Plaint. OR _______________J, OA 6«am. iITxED ALFALFA AND BROME _ _____________ tay egeeUant quAllly In Bloom- roB'^RBirr 15 FOOT VACA'riON ------- ------------ ,,,u„ |jg3 Venice Ct , off Cass Laka Rd . PE 3-5455 ________ LET US SELL YOUR TRAVEL trailer or Mobile home lor you We Imye several buyers waiting for eyerythlng from 15 ft to 5* (> HOLLY MARINE A COACH SALES 15310 Holly Rd . Hollv held Tovnabip. 15 ncreo atAndlog In field M 4-4535______ For Sale Livestock 3 YEAR OLD CHESTNUT OELD-, « inq WtU msanfred 4177/ PE, V3334 ___ _ _ J_______I . s'YEAR OLD jersey COW WITH 4-4T11 calf ^ NEW 15 pV TW^VELER , ty OR 3-0504 Eve. ■year old Pulominc _ . _ ta rtda- OA 5-3272,_ _ a'l^os TORRErr jones ------------------ see loe large seiecuon oi iir- B LACK RrESTCBN SADDLE wides In 40 to 55' I. 2 or 3 bed-breAit cullgr and Bridle. All with, room Small Irailets. too Oood white trim . IBS; , brown weslern selection of used, all iiie> | 1 . aaodle with lapudaroi 575. Po-. milt S o( Lake Orion on 5124 lice typt andSle-US.^A M™* (WW. » U ’ WHERE qUAUTT CgMES FIRST 20 AND 24 IN cond Cheap FE e iiii _ 20 IN BOY S BIEe‘~I20 ____ FE 2:^0350 __ used' BICYCLra. 56 A 'UP' NEW bikes. $24 07 <« up Oyer 100 to choose from Scarlett s Bike end Hbbbv 'Shop. 20 E Lawrence PE 3-7*43 Boats A Accessories Q7 I HYDRO WITH MARS 20H £M ll**? 14 rr FAMILY SAILBOAT FOR sn.e Oood cqndUlon Phone OR 3-5434 ___________________ ! 19 FOOT CUSTOM CRAfT TOAT j and trailer, wlatlablelg. steering FISHING BOATS COME ... AND PRICE ARE PACKAGE UNITS 7BWH-A,.B:0 TWIN on A FISHING MOTOR Outboard Motor Repair .AUBURN RO.AD sales a SERVICE Auburn Rd across ‘ PB 3-3600 days I. EM 3-5M3 NEFD A FIN’.XNCE-I'T.XER? Order Classified good job. FE 2-8181 is VftVr' ihc Want All number! ATTENTION WE RE PAYIHO 101’ $$$ DOLLAR FOB cLeaN used (MBS (ilenn's Molbr Sales »>2 W HUTON ^ rE_4-7311 WE BUY' AND tSaDB GOOD CIRAN CARS AHD TRDCU ; Economy Cart 23 A«bura ; •00 WILLYS Surrey . - 50 — NEW AND USED ' TRUCKS IN STOCK Wc need good used trucks and win pay or allow "Tup Dollar for. Tout Trudt.” EASY TERMS - SPOT DELIVERY ■Xsk for Truck Dept. FE 5-4101 'Cy'Owens OLIVER Motor Sales Its Orchard Lake Are TRUCK MART|"r buick*""" S30 Okklmid A.cnu. - Pontln. I RENAULT OPEL JEEP i i 'DEMO' SALE 1960 OLDS 98 Convertible SAVE $1050 I960 CHEVY Impala H. T. 4-Dr. V-8 Powerglide SAVE $710 I960 CHEVY Parkwood 4-Dr. 3J«L.^iD’2Si:^Sen.|, Station Wgn. &r, s^j 5 1 ' Powerglide SAVE $650 I960 CHEVY Parkwood 4-Dr. V-8 Powerglide SAVE $700 TAYLOR'S ISMOSILB ling TVglled Ubs $47.4.1 PER'Month DELIVERED ' ALL STANDARD FACTORY EQUIPMENT PLUS HEATER. FEDERAL TAX. SALES TAX. LICENSE. TITLE. AND CREDIT LIFE INSURANCE. John' I. Smith : DODGE, INC. 311 8 SAOINAW_FE 3-7855 ^ ONLY AT NORTH , CHEVROLET YOU WILL FIND ! BARGAINS i LIKE THESE | 1956 CHEVROLET , 310 a-door aidkn, 0 cylinder. Powertiroe Beautiful mtit green. | For a limited time only. Stock ; No. 1154 I •$605 I Owned by t minister and sharp. Stork No. 1511 ?895 k No. 1771. 1956' PONTIAC 070 3-door. T-l engine, stick, tone gree- ——■ Snap hi. $395 1951 CHEVROLET Dump truck with 3-6 yard bog with hydraulic hoUt. $595 • NORTH CHEVROLET Bl«Aau^ i Woodvara Avc fbAOi ^ Ml A.aii tIhE PONTIAC PRESS, WuRSDAY. JULY SIXTY^XE F«c fab On i« BOB FROST. INC ■•w. 1 BOB FROSTjJNC. •■"area*"^ RE^SsISlON «5jf >tx iSl Mr* I. T«rr iMT bumc*. Mni SSSunpjB, »• '59 CHEVROLET « OK. WPALA HAKOIOV $2195 wrokoluwSCwAWMr ra»5 r:rowirr.v.*i‘‘7 JIJ? gjtMJt M m. OUl -*-T»«». H»reM Twwr FwJ, lEROME "BRIGHT SPOT" ”- *■*<*» I , ' ePEH ^ETM l«lliii_.__ Mob, Btirt ihUt. ,.■_. :S^SSSS^»rt,.,iiig ■ MDAII ruLI-T '*» 95*?''^v OlTKR. _ »n«r t o-clocr. OI^3j3M' vm cw*vt. folL price, Wo moarj down. « month Rndlo 1110.*-' ®**i “ », Kl^ Auto, lit B. 1958 CHEVROLET Thii glonmlnc BUeajrno 4 Door ■cdu !• Immncuinu In trery U«M blM flnlih wttb - —1 ipoilru In*- ■ SS^JSX‘'rff iX sss. tl«o aC7* cJVJJL ii *u.."prti;: *oSK‘ * $1395 Crissman ROCHESTER OPEW EVE8. TIL » Q| •«• CHEVIE WlTH~^5rcbRVErrE Eli ?34H*“‘ “*■ *'’®* “TWconvertible X;* IMO Cherrolrl Convertible power •teerlng. pow-•r fcrbkM. VA entine, wbltewnlli rnolo and heater, and many ■* .Uet Job, Buet Mcrmee, PE auto,, REM Whltewalli, motor an* bod3;jMcellent,_t«tO,_Ml 4-MT?. ■••corvette; white. BE8 oWer. OR yA630 ’56 Chevy, stick, 8 SS'n! ' cellent running care. NO CASH NEEDEI3 RITE REPOSSESSION im l door, V4, oMoaiaM;, Iff lg| MMVMmmA ^.al mT_: cJtrI '59 FORD _ .-_P.R dEDAW AUTO TRAMS RADIO A HEATER. SOLID BLACK $1595 JEROME F«r SUB Ctft ’58 T-BIRD JEROME "BRIGHT SPOT’ FKf Mi Cot_______» -It Now anr trade. ELM. BOB FROSTjINC. LINCOLN ■ fti* nawm STATION WAGON ■M rORD CONVERTTBLE,^ RAOID R-as a,™.’«r*ra, _4-nw^Haroid Turnar Pord 4-DOOR PATSDOlClirgifE Wifi dalttie trim, MS| mOet. flc. eoo-dlUon, radio and^aUr, $1,111. — OR )-$$$]. STATION WAOON. RA- ...........ftrtl S heater, automatie.' price. $M. na money down •ume paymeata a( $».$$ a m«n Suiierior Auto Sales ^50 OAKLAND *$4 iPORD. EXCBLiaNf~eap^-Uan. Toil Oaoley LaSa Raad. S. __OMwajN IHT JKXP STATION WAOON, »• vhMl drive, new tlree, food run-nM eond. Phone Midwest Allsi "BRIGHT SPOT’ _ORCHARD LAKE AT CASS OPEN EVES DN^JS"cO« JJPe “pW. owth^aliant, i«w w. maple AT PONTIAC TRAIL. WALLED lake. MA 4-4111. * D*- WATION waton. yA^nj^Y^'j^oo*. Frank Schuck, lake ORION PORD DEALER MM AT BDCEHORN LAKE IWW nOTOM Ify l-Mll LAKE OMON______________ FALCON AND '17 FORD CON; vertlble. Will trade. PE I-M73. t»M“^^T-l. $ door, RADIO A HEATER, ABSOLUTELY NO MONEY DOWN. A ■ a u m e pay. ments ot M A per me. ^11 Credit M«r. Mr. Parks at MI 4-7SW Harold Turner Pord.____ Wagons Wagons Wagons ALL BIRMINGHAM TRADE-INS pltmouths fords Mi or any eld ear down PaymeoU as low as III mo SCHUTZ MOTORS, INC. U FE lAUl between I CLEAN UP I Pontlacs. 'II-'U-’U .... $i n ds ’U Bulcks ....... M J-'56 Fords, Std. A FOM. 43 2—M Chevys. RAH ...... $3H up . Che'vys. *i............. I Pontlacs ’$4, 'U, 'IS AUTO SALES ____**• ». Btvd. at Auburn_ 'M C^VROLBT. 31$ ENOINE, standard Uaasmlsalon. radin ami heater, whlto walls, y^ 4-q4i. »•»< OTIVKOLET I DOOR, radio A HEATER. ABSOLU™' ” money DOwif. a s s menu M $10.01 per EySni* •• *•* . *-*M0 Harold Turner Ford •$T CHEVROLET. 3 DoSr. 8IU3AN, i j 1 owner clean. Tele-Kay Stand- ' _>rd Service. 410 South Teleirsph.i-covoMv 1S43 CHEV 2 nnsvN—r-> w ___22 AUBURN «5S;h.'‘“ca'S^-d;irap -. — M PIvmouths 4-Fnrds ’$$-•$$ ........ 44 and 'U Packard '#4 Ford. •« Pontiac. Sta. Wan. . ' Cadillacs * others t S304 up $I7S up MOO up $4$ up -$$ PORiCi DR. REPOS^-SSION $IN full price. No cash needa Ri4 jM2o^%.%llfn l$$'E°lMrt.'_________ IM FORD STATION WAOON. PORDOMATIC. RADIO A HEAT- absolutely no MONEY « fif: |^"'Mt IU*V7M* Har^T ’^iZSSTSflS'.SS U FORD PAIRLANE WHY PREMIBR COOPR, 'IS UWODM .PKaMSnUlLjrDL pewwrCOeiM Mar. ILM Ml “b^ FROST. INC. ’57 MERCURY MONT. BIRMINOKAM TRADE-IN SCHUTZ MOTOM. INC. $U S Woodward B ham MI •■747$ ________JO $AW N MERCURY CONVERTIBLE Automatic transmission. Radio and boater. Power steertno Very clean Low mllea«e. New car trade la — MM LOW MILEAGE. lOM CUSTOM Mercury sUtlaa watoa. New bat. .— — rloa MO whlU sMe waii(**Ures "llA* IMl MERCURY. 2 DOOR. RADIO 1$$$ MERCURY MARbrOP. condition. $$$$. EM 3-J<- ___ I^ MERCURY RA- No' money dowm tell Mec $3M'. --------- mII?^ * *^^KInS Auto Sales. 11$ s. - .. MERCURY'$-DR. HARD top. Only M75,. REPOSSESSION YOU SHOULD SEE RITE! 11 TODAY-TONITE-ANYTlt^E ■17 ply. savoy $ •$$ PON., STRCF, HT ■M BUICK. 2 DR.. HT ■II CHEV., 2 DR. •M PON. 4 DR. '13 PORD. 2 DR . I 'U MERCURY. HT. '$3 OLDS. M. HT ■a PLY., 3 DR 13 DODOE. 4 DR. as x5fc.,n.r“*iei?“*F«*’:!4$ii: lO RLVD AT AUBURN i»»4,„iiERcuRf~^UB ebu^ ?«‘M§ff4?'g6wW.S^m'; *ir*'ks“‘.t"js 4-710#. Harold Turner Pord. 1$M MERCURY _____13 Merlv 1$$7 OLDStlOBILE. 4 DOOR, SE-' dan, eicellcnt condlUon I own-ar. MUtord MO _4-7$M._ REPOSSESSION white flntsh. $M4 lull ash needed Pay only Ut payment due Sej^ IS". Dodge Dart $47.43 PER MONTH DELIVERED MANY MORE GREAT VALUES NO CASH NEEDED NO PAYMENTS TIL SEPT RITE AUTO SALES »»» K BLVO. AT AUBURN ALL STANDARD FACTORY, EGUIPMENT PLUS BEATER, PEDERAL TAX. BALES TAX. John I. Smith ’56 DeSOTO HARDTOP nif. *1*!f*' ’'•<**0. Ji*»ter. power-fllte, full power. Where can you set one like thie tor |4H? Not one cent downi SCHUTZ ... . motors, INC.. •>• 5:,Wo«tw»rd B'ham. MI A7474 ____________JO $.$72$ ^13 D O U O E ROYAL LANCER Aut^ Bales, lli 8, 8s$lnaw. PE V7 DODOE CORONET, 2-DOOR, _.lffne*°R&^’!&s**"- ^OlfoflC, M14 « DOtiR SEDAN, NO MONEY OWN. Assume Credit Mgr, idr. Psrk« at M Harold .Turner Ford •”*.?** 'SI FORD CONVERT. $riL ’ ^,1 4-7$oe Harold Turner '5U.“ ■ ^RDTOP COUPE. Mries with $ eyUoder engine, eflortlees Pord-O-Mat-Ic triDsraisslon, power handli^ A ■ red 11 wniu In . Immaculate li $1195 Crissman ROCHESTER. OPEN EVES, TIL B OL 2-1721 1$M FORD. PULL PRICE SIM. No money down. $7 month Radio a^ heater. Call Mr. White, PE ■*•«••- King Auto. Hi 8. Saginaw ‘We? "jlj^Lake Rd.. Ortonville, NA •I '54 PORD. 4. STANDARD. NO _I 3-0144 „ _ I FORD V4 '2 DOd KSi. •'•"•Porthtlon. Dodge Dart $47.43 PER MONTH DELIVERED HOARD FACTORY PI-U* heater. Federal mx sales tax, LICENSE TITLE, AND CREDIT LIFE INSURANCE. John J. Smith white .......... ........ 1$4I Studebaker. Black. 4 d i dr. Hardtop. Like - 1$44 Chevrolet Biscayne 1 421l|8 Y-4. PowergUde 1444 Pontiac 2 dr. sedan V-l Powerilld 1$U Ford 4 4 1447 Bulek 4 dr. Hardtop .. 1147 Chevrolet $ dr eedaa 1444 Ford 4 V ▼-•- Antomat KaMs4 thisdste^ HOJyJER HiGHT MOTORS '40 PLYMOUTH Deluxe 4 Sub. Wilh Torquetllty Tran. 144.21 DN. $20 73 PER WK ■40 PLYMOUTH Savoy 4. 4 DR With TerqucfllU Trans. 320 DN. 41712 PER WE. 10 PLYMOUTH BHv ( I t»ER*^WK '40 PLYMOUTH Fury 4 DR. With Power Bteerliu p"^R 7 17 MERCERY Cbrnmuter $344 ON. ■44 BUICR Century 4 DR H.T. 1144 DN. $11.47 per WE. IS DeSOTO FlreFUte 4 DR. with Power SUerlnf 14$ ON. $11.47 pfR WI •3$ PLYMOUTH r PW.-mBr IIS BM ^ an SI WWW wv $11.47 $ DeSOTO FIreOome 4 DR "—w Steerf— 44.4S 1 . Pass. Station $7$ DN. $4.1 4$ FOl^C Chieftain 2 DR. $4$ DM. 47AS PER WK. BRAID Oaford, 1 t ' 4 Minutes From Fcmtiec'' 1DE SOTO - PLYMOUTH I 34 TEARS FAIR OEAUNO I Cass at Pike Street .[ FE 2-0186 BARGAINS! There i.s many a happy customer who lias traveleil roads to Shelton’s in Rochester and got the kind of a bargain he expected. Why don’t you? No reasonable offer refused. 1957 PONTIAC $1495 I960 PONTIAC $2995 'Venturs 4-door hardtop, pow-« steering, power brakes. Hydramatlc. radio, heater, whilewslls and many other 1954 BUICK T^. .$ 695 SPMtal sedan. This Is a one owner cor tod HaA^n in fkUi 3I.M0 1956 BUICK . .,$ 795 Beautiful* pink and l< 1957 PONTIAC $1495 walls Red end white finish. 1957 BUICK ..,.$1395 3-door hardtop Dynaflow. radio. heater, whitewall tires. It's convertibis weather. 1956 PONTIAC $ 895 station wagon, with Hydra- ■ 1957 CHEVY WAGON 4-door. power iteer erKlldc, V.| cnKlme. 1955 CHRYSL R $ 695 Newport hardtop with power 1956 DK .SOTO 2-door hardtop 1959 CHEVY ...$1795 Bel Air 4-door sedan. Standard transmission. V-S engine, radio and heater. Bptre hes never been used. Beautiful 19wS0 ford OALAXIE 1-power Steel Automatic 1956 BUICK ...,$12'35 Century wagon Power steering and brakes, rbdio, heal-er^^DynaHow ^and whitewall low mileage. ” * '* whltewairs'. Ni 1957 BUICK ..'..$1495 Convertible with power steer- 1954 CHEVY .. 2-door sedan This i ,$ 295 1957 EOKI) ....$10'35 e 2-door sedan. Lots -ccessorles and low I beauty that will 1959 CHEVY.......$2295 Impala 4-door hardtop. Power ' stecrlne and brabet. Power-engine. radios heat- 1956 PONT4AC $1195 -door_ hardtop. lUhl* 1959 CHEVY .,.$2195 Impala 2-door hardtop. Pow-ergUde, V-4 engine, ^dlo, heater and whltewalU SoUd whIU with red trim. Avreal In?'*4ut*sha#p" **"*•'*■ **®**'" 1957 CHEVY .. .$1395 Bel Air 4-door sedan. V-t engine. PowergUde. radio, heaur. whluwall tlree. Truly 1953 PONTIAC $ 195 1959 CHEVY ...$1495 Sion, 4 eyllBder and SHELTON PONTIAC,^^CK ROCHESTp ■ - 01. 1-8133 Across froni New Car Sales OPEN ’TIL 9 P.M. OR LATER Closed Wednesday and Saturday at 6 P.M.« J -NEW- 1960 FORD Fairldne ''500'' Fordor 6CYL1NDER ^ RAVEN BL.VCK EINLSH MAGIC-AIR HEATER Pl^SH-HUTTON RADIO WINDSHIELD WASHERS OIL KILTER AND AIR Cr.KANER State and Fed. Tax Included $2226.96 $222 DOWN Used Car Delights 1958 FORD Eairlane 4 engine, Cruise-O-Matic :l)t)Or \iitli 8-cylinder lransmis>iiin. radio '57 MERC. 4-l)r. .Station Wagon '57 FORD Del Kill Wagon. 8-cvl. '56 FORD Station Wagon '55 PLYM. Station Wagon '56 CHEV. 2-Door '53 FORD .U-Ton Pickii|) BEATTIE MOTOR SALES, INC. ■ Your I'Okl) Dealer Sihee 19.KV AT THE STOPLIGHT IN WATKRPORD 5806 DIXIE HIGHWAY ()K.,C12'M Service ami Parts Dept. Oiieii 'til 9 p ni. Daily JOHNSON AT LAKE ORION OFFERS "BARGAINS GALORE" CHECK HIESE PRICKS!! COME LOOK! $499 WAGONS $399 • •5.5 Pontiac Se.1. $47) WHITE. CLEAN ’55 Pontiac HT $47) AUTO CLEAN ’55 \on\ 2-1)1 . .$47) STRAIGHT STICK. 4 ■55 Merc. Sell $47) AUTO . el.KAN ’.55 Olds Sedan . $47) PWR BTCERINO. BRAKES ■57 Ford 4-Dr $109.5 PWR STEKRINO. AUTO •55 Kind 4 Dt $ .5')5 AUTO. BLUE and WHITE •55 Ford 4 Dr $ (y)5 GREEN SHARP' '55 l ord 2-Dr $ 4'>5 AUTO OREKN ’.5.1 1'i.r.l 2 Dr. $ .V)5 A I ft K 4 ^ ’.54 Pontiac Sell. $399 BLUB. AUTO •.54 Bniek HT . .$,17) AUTO. CLBAN .54 DfKige $.W 2-Dfl 4 STICK ‘.54 Hiiick .Sed . $.47) READY TO OO! '.5,4 Buu k $.V)0 SEDAN AUTO SHARP - VACATION SPECIALS M BUU'K SKDAN H BVU'K HT 14 rORl> MXlOH IMft 48 OLm ) tXX)H Iiiilnmlt*d Emm* Ic SALE - I'.mliai . $'»■)m '54 I'ontiai . .$79.00 ’5.1 I’uiitiac ...$(X)01 NO 734 . lull I'nir 52 I'lmli.n NO M I nll I'n.e ,.$(«» 01 '5t Pontiac . JOOOl lull Priie ....$79.01 RUSS JOHNSON MOTOR SALES 2 LOW OVERHEAD LOCATIONS M-24 at Shadbolt North Broadway at Shadbolt "Pontiac Division" MY 2-2871 , "Rambler Division" MY 2-2?81 ‘SAFE-BUY’ LLOYD MOTOR SALES LINCOLN — MERCURY — COMET ENGLISH FORD Automatic tranimlMlon. radio, heater ai ---- Fully equlpp^. Like new! ......... $2595 ’.59 RAMBLER AMERICAN 2-DGOR Standerd tran«mls«lon. . $1195 ’.50 ( HE\ ROLKT BEL AIR 4-DOOR 4 Cvl.. atandard ti ................. $160.5 •,5K .\iI':rcury 2-DOOR HARDTOP Automatic Iran ’.V FORD RANCH WAOON V-4. automitic s.';‘.'?“',.;e*?iisi •leering Extra n ...............$ 505 '55 MERCURY 3-DOOR SEDAN V-4. sUndard tranimli-ilon. heater. One owner I ...........-....$ 295 MOTOR SALES Lincolh-Mercury Comet-English Ford 232 S. SAGINAW. FE 2-9131 IT'S HERE ONE OF THE Greatest Used Car Savings Sale In Our History _A.Vli’W*:JiL’.l_TQ_BEAr.mj!;Y SAEI'-S.RI';G0RD with THIS' ANNUAL SUMMI'R • STOP-SWAP-AND SAVE SALE COMi; IN AND MAKE YOUR OFFER — "No R^sonable Deal Refused" 17i0 CORVAIR $1645 m) FORD BfARLINER HARDTOP y $2245 I960 FALCON $1745 T-BIRD CONVERTIBLE $3295 19.50 FORD $1595 1950 PONTIAC ■ 3 DOOR HARDTOP $1995 10.5') FORD OALAXIE HARDTOP $1995 l'».5« FORD 2-DOOB $895 1058 FORD STATION WAOON $1245 10.57 FORD STATION WAOON $895 PLYMOUTH 2-DOOR $795 1956 FORD 2-DOOR $695 I'JSfi FORD ,m». STATION WAOON $745 CHFVY l-DOOR HARDTOP $795 -4955^ FORD 3-DOOR $595 1954 FORD 2-DOOR $295 1953 LINCOLN CAPRI HARDTOP ■ $195 1950 PONTIAC I-DOOR $65 — .MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM — "Cy" Owens Your Friendly FORD Dealer '630 OAKLAND AVFNUE ■ V-: SIXTV-TAVQ THE PONTIAC FREi^S. THURSDAV. JULY 21. mo Fw Sale Cara FACTORY BRANCH >[ Far Sale Cmt M POKTUC CATALINA I •S9 OLDSMOBtLE : oooa M aARDTDP RAdio *n) KMt»r. Hydra-m»tit ro*»f (mriiic tod > A«tomAa« traaunit- ' l^yONTlA $2495 Pontiac Retail BOB FROST. IXC rhpossessTox aiiiiiAT"nt|, SJ'j— __________________________ , IM4 PtniOUTH WAOON FULL prlcd tlM^ BmuiUtai lo-tanr irtni nnl«h radht braUr. hl-drita No A^tvml rtc 4- du5r^M»U' _ PONTIAi Ma rcblaf FONHAC CIUM^AiN flM 4 <» HEPOSSESSIO.V 1*54 Pamlbc tIM run pric* ra>b naadia. Fay aoly lit mi . «n, M . __________________________: M FONTIAC CONVrBTIBLE ua balort /an buy Ket jfo Sales & Service Mr Blba: ----- r~N a»i«» w a otore ' I-J04* _ ■'iNjNtiAC iTANcininrr low L«ly! a... bON T LET mOM F~AYi(ENfa OA N FONTIAC ■M FOHTIAC 4 DR. RADIO a HEATER _ n.tot ACTDAL MILEB. 1 TONE PAINT, CLEAN INTERIOR HASKINS MID-SUMMER aEARANCE ,T, For Sda Car* Good Tratiat s^vTijA-. .« .______aa?r, U J dr". d'pUc? ""no’i.saw&ow- Superior Auto Sale* iso OAKLAND $2395 IMT Pard tMdiir________________ d cylinder enfbx. ctaadard ___ ■JjjJdB, rMlo. baaMr Rad and n orricE •"CONVIRT- I Very clean IHa PONTIAC y d6oR KEP(i.SSES.SION J C A R 8 Ml II PONTIAC, Plrmouih RAH imd runoti M 01 D8 CONVERI-IBLE EEPT h packard ht'power utter- _ .list PONTIAC J-DR VALIANT Sa« II Al CLARKSTON MOTOR - SALES 0«t vbait tb* dfarbaad I Weekly Special 1957 Plymouth Savoy . tXXJB SEDAN............. VATIC TRANSMISSION VERY CLEAN Only $649 Houghten 6c Son Vaiir Erirndly OMtnfbilr Drain »M_N Mam _Rachritrr OL 1ITI 1^ EPOSSESSION“ ■ IIU Plymoutb. r«d and alntc llmah 1 door Pull prlir i2M No raib nrrdrd Pay onir 117 montb. Ring Mr. Blna. PE 4-IOM. I near Auui Saln^tlJs Saijnnw mj pfYMOUTH 4 DOOR RADIO nrnli^ af I ....... .uVairA Parka at MI 4-7M0 naraio iurnrr__Pord,____ M'PLtMOUTH i'dR BEl VE-drrr RardU^ “* - - ■ --- 1474. PE M Plymouth; 4 dr!, r a h7 auw, |ood cond._rE 4-SM8__ M PLY 4-boOR BeL FULLY _ ------ AUTOM_______ transmission ABBOLUTCLY NO MONEY DOWN Aaaum# pay- - ’59 PLYMOUTH F\ilU equipped. d for tl3M fun SCHUTZ MOTORa. XNC M? §■7471°****'^'* _JO*M^7JI M PLYM SUBURBAN STATION patdn MM. Owntr. EM J-44l« •.V PLYMOLtll 4 dwr. S atralght drlvt. aharpy. I7M. Larry Jerome I Yr. Guar. In Writing All Used Cars . 'mto. IMT HUICK CENTURY CONVERT-MBLE Meulllc bronae A white power jd slate throaitaout. SUM. 1M7 OLDBMOBILE N HoUday tdan. BaautUul r l|»5‘ BTUDEBAEEP CHAMPION Suburban : QLDS-LARK .^2 S. Woodward. H hai , .\II 4-4485 L Tired of Gimmicks? TRY THIS BRAND NEW ,_1SI5D VALIANT *Heftter. vpeperd. i«ru aiKUAu. ' ftuur ail foam aa«u. \ ALL TAXES AND J -1960 PLATES $1920X10 . BRAND NEW : i960 : PLYMOUTH •fUt«> ilr foam aaata. ” J ALL TAXES AND » 1960 PLATES I $1999.00 d 'IHEBB ARB BRAND NEW - tANe IN BHd-K POR IM-J M’ lAii U*| IVBHY AND ! 51*- E^ALILT AB ad- 2 VfitriBBD. V r jSCHUTZ I MOYOR It^C ^•^j^Wom,.a,d.BtrdUBgb. Tv.^V'L I laiiifiortatioti Specials 'SB:-, ECONOMY CARS. W AUBURN OOOD iMo 4 door CATALINA VISTA “bite, iray trim Pull powc-hlie walU. All eitrat. 2.MI I BIRMINGHAM * RAMBLER '53jt. ’54s. '55s, '5(>s NOTHING DOWN Dodge Dartisl^ $47.4.V PER MONTH 17 Ford, radid || taeatar. auconiauc. !• I iMwer ttaettnt and brakei MM I. . 'Sd fOTrl ,1 door, radio It baater. radio k baalar. IM5 ! mv a^ $1? 'a Month No I redit Prolilcins PTANOARD FACTORY oL/ilUlZ John J. Smith b' baaUr" powerfUdeMMi i BIRMINGHAM ! RAMBLER if.^ l-dooi — ............... ......-leater. Like new condition throbfbout Boantlful Ilfbt bluo flniib It.MS UH Cbevfolel Brookwood 4.deor lUUoD wafoa. fat tarlnf f cylinder enilnc. tUndKd tranamlt-tlnn Ukc new U(tat bhie and MOTORS. INC MI 6-.3900 (Jbb S. W OODW ARD HASKINS CHEVROLET i; Pontiac Retail HAUPT Store PONTIAC Heated. _I4« _________ ISM PCTTI^ FE 3-7954 ISM PONTIAC STUCBIW d-OC HAUPT PONTIAC PONTIAC Auto brokers 40-RAMBLERS—K) 1711 owe Hlitaway at Mis Ciarketoo MAple I-M71 OpVn Nile, III f | M-IS no^ „ price batera You bay. R & C RAMBLER Super Market EM 3-411?°^^***” *°EM MUd R & R MOTORS. INC. Cbmlar-Plymautb-ImpsfUl VALIANT Idimtdiate De lytry-all lAdMU 7)4 UAALANB PE 4-JS)S 1 F*r &ri* Gmn IM Far Silk Cm IW “Sta“5S?TO2ff *25..?*) _JMi 4 anjy^MTLdt)?^^ BOB FROSt. INC wwk* «d« aiM M s idM 'BoN’sTjSED CADS UI4007 N-iamcVBT w f-nis ; -it-»4Miftjt»~wd Young Dr. Mahme. (7) Beat the Qook. i;99 (9) Ding Dong School. (7) House of Fashions. (4) Play Your Hunch. :89 (4) (color) Price It Right. (2) I Love Lucy. (7) Detroit Today. (9) Romper Room. U:ll (7) News. 11:96 (7) Almanac. U:9« (4) Concentration. (2) (Sear Horizon. (D Topper. nUDAV AFTERNOON 19:90 (2) Love of Ufe. (4) Truth or Consequences. (7) Restless Gun. (9) Cartoon CSasslcs. 19:15 (9) Follow Me. 19:30 (2) Search for Tomorrow (4) (color) It Could Be You. (7) Love That Bob. (9) Terry Toon Time. 19:45 (2) Guiding Light. 19:50 (9) News Gideons Tell Success Stories AAurd*r Trial D«f«ndant Is Tok«n Bock to Jail w(m«n her AftBr Scene in Court 9:99 (2) Verdict Is Yours. (4) From These Roots. (7) Who Do You Trust. (56) Escape From the Cage. (2) Blighter Day. (4) Thin Man. (7) Americad Bandstand. (56) Search for America. 4:19 (2) Secret Storm. 4:99 (2) Edge of Night. (4) Buckskin. (9) Robin Hood. 5:90 (2) Movie. (4) (color) George Pieme (9) Lueney funCt and A gles. (56) Oi-deal by Fire. 5:90 (7) Rin Tin Tin. (56) Sing Hi-Sing U. 5:50 (9) Jac LefSoft. LOS ANGELES (APi — A «>n-,guagc or country we're dealing books that vict turns into a minister, a falter- with, the name things occur all out. wayward the time. " Zondcr>an says ''The: ■•yve can’t condone mchIiuk but - .» iBibie has the power to stir thejwe’re secretly ratlwi plenM-d Such things happen over and I hearts of mm everywhere ' I when someone takes one home Over when nonrellgious peoplej TV Gideons is a nonprofh I because he's sim-erely inlirested •P®* • Bible In their hotel room>giS. Arnierding, president lea: through It. iierhaps for the|wldely read as possllile first time ^ ^ That's the word of a man who Kennedy to Win in State: Soapy Tags as 'Iffy' Vi«w Johnson Will Hampar Dems in Michigan niKl.. . T.'“r •«' Testaments ,n , Bibies to places like that l e p.i^,,,,, hospital* i •» and otVr loca^tons store two Vad of he intei-national acqiialntanma - J,4in 11 of the (.Mioons Interna-samurl 11.11.-got 'iglnal Idea In a Roscobel, (9) Movie tVgan 7:30 p in )ji:oo (2) Our Mis* Brooks. 9:00 <2) Zane Grey Theater. - (4) Bachelor Father. . (7, Jeannie Carson Show. (9) Wrestling. 9:30 12) Markham. (4) (Color) Ernie Ford. (7) Untouchables. (9) Wrestling (cont.) 10:00 (2) Pre-Convention Show. (4) The Best of Groucho. (7) Untouchables (cont.) (9) News. 10:15 (9) Weather. 10:90 (9) Telescope. 10:30 (2) To Tell the Truth. (4) PhU SUvers. (7) Ernie Kovacs Show. (9) News. 10:45 (9) Movie. Gregory Peck, Ann Todd. "The Paradine Case,’’ (’48). 11:00 (2) (4) (7) News, Weather, Sports. 11:20 (7) Silent Service. 11:95 (2) Movie. Marlene Dietrich, Cooper, “Desire,” (4) Bold Journo. . (7) About Faces. (9) Movie. ' 1:30 (2) As World Turns. (7) Ufe of RUey. 2:00 (2) Medic. U.S. Rips Reds for Wild Threats Soys Soviets in Protest of Ship Buzzing Reckless Alleged I Loe ANGELES lAP)-Caroto IVegoff buried her face in t arms at the rounsel table as 'judge curtly refused to hear I motion to readmit her to bail She was sent back to jail Wednesday night after a legal dispute in the court where she and Dr. R. Bernard aFinch, 43, are on trial on murder charges tn the )**"*■'• death of Dr. Finch s wife. Bar- 'houmiHj Gideon* are holding, bara Jean 32 ' convention. 1 Carole, a, waa released on . "My 'Wc i* changed, ’ wrote an * 125 000 bail after a jury at thei'""'*“‘ I’^-ently from a Gwk! Tw-o years ago a suvnlnve put Ifirot Flnch-Tregoff trial dead-'P*-'*®" '"here Ke had read a New{« Bible Into ‘‘very h"'« l an.1 moteb Hocked The ball was revokedi’*^**""'**"* his language, "ilroom in the Untied Slate*. Zonder- Tuesday when she failed to sVw heep ^hool children f(’om ^ »"y*^ New hoslrlilc* have up in court, claiming *V was ill.Inlo the fixes I did " "'nm. Ilauigh, and SV WHS forcibly brought to! nipney which he thousands of Hihics .ire removed court after the county jail ph.vsl-"••‘ed V used lor Tmtaments to 9ueals. 'ian said she was healthy enoughj 9“ ,, . , ' 149,000 Bibles placed the past to stand trial " ‘ ‘ ‘ Her attorney, Dun Bringgold., sought to introdure a motion to reinstate her bail. Judge Leroy Dawrson refused to hear the mo-| tion and. when Bringgold persisted. oi-dered him to sit down. Dr Kineh's allorney. Grant Cooper, accused the judge of mts-j conduct jn refusing to heai motion. But Judge Dawson or- ..............-r> rr. nol endoriird by the OtikUnd lo kim'IuI biindr4Ht9i of rxtro dul County AKM’IO ('ouiu il are pm- lar« In an ■liiHxit hopelrwa ulna s Says Tiny Line Near for Ford I.ANSING iJP - (>>v. Williams, tsick m the state after a month'a travels, today repeated a precon-vniion prediction that !(en. John K Kennedy wlH , carry Michigan 8. New Rail Carrier Seen as a Tipoff to Size of Trucks, Buses li- dismissed a "Iffy" a quea-1 whether lh<> presidential Home's chances were hurt by aelec-a of .“v n Lyndon K Johnson, a xan, as his running mate TV Features WASHINGTON United States U.S.S.R. today (API - 1 accused making Grjek rhildren. It doesn't matter which Ian- year, al*)iil 49,001) were lo replace! DKTHOn' re Koid \l. WHS iriKiitcd I'Mia.v ir.id\ I ducc in the (all .i lull liiii' pact Inicks, blisr-; and cim ■ehicles A newsman asked *pe«-lfteally It the Michigan outlook waald hale heed Viler with Nea. Maart Hinilngluii (l> Mo) la the Na. 9 «|Nil on Ihe tickel. I, ., rtie governor, wheezing .from a head mid bill otherwise looking II, 1 fit was Hi his desk after fl.vlng In late ycslerdny from a brief vac.a-iion in .San Krenclsco i2 Dem Hopefuls Fight ^Pushing Union Slate North American Car ( ■ Chicago, which hiuld* aiv) *l>eclali/ed type-. o| railroiK demoM.slrated hni- ,i new t mill for ^hipmi Karlier dor ' S Hill In a tilriiial x it sj^nt 11 days Ih'inornitie National Con-I .dmnl a week viKiting snd >ning in Coloiado and four ling the governor's con Glacier National Park, nates to t^ 12 jurors already chosen continue. The onetime model and ^Testing Ihe distribution of iinlon-^ gle against the well organlsed, Hnch m aecus^ of slaying candidate slates at Ihe ,.mcle;i HMIc.l « hui'geon's SociaUte wife in Julyipj,,,^ ' Socialite wife 19M at the Finch home in Westl I (Bovina. ■^IWillianis Refuses (’36). 11:30 (4l Jack Paar Show. 11:60 ( 7 ) 26 Men. 12:20 (7) News, Weather. FRIDAY MORNING alleged buzzing of Soviet ships by .oPafdon fof Ritholz Moscow today, the Stale Department vigorously rejected the complaint that aerial inspection of Soviet ships violates the international law and freedom of the sea.s. The Soviet Union claimed in a note sent eight days ago that U.S. planes on 250 iiutances have made low-level dangerous passes over By United Press internaliomil liOP CONVENTION SPECIAL. 7:30 p.m. (4). Interviews with key figures, a report on the Platform (jommittee’s work and a'pickup from the International Amphitheater in Chicago. PIAYHOUSE OK STARS, 8 p.m. i^viet ships! (2). (Rerun). Costars William Ben-j DISIJKE8 LANGUAGE in announcing the governor's dix and Audrey Totter in a story I The State Department noted] decision, hts legal aide, RoVrt , “I about an Air Force crew chief that in its complaint the Soviet | Derengoskl, said William* Republic who would rather be a cook. |government said it would be; followed ERNIE FORD SHOW, 9:30 p.m. oMigeri IMillllcal orgsnUallon.'’ Altliougli Haggard said slates One of the candidates" John h! will la- dl.slrihutcd lo voters, he, A K Kronenberg, said Ihe Union is try- refiisial commcni on whether the *ial< ni ing to give the voters the impres- party emblem would top the paja-r nelihei confirm n ]sion Ihe slato> are'those ol lla-, "'Diis I* only a ifiommenda- This Is an mi(o lairly organization by pulling the lion.” llaggiird said ani answer when l)eni(a'talir vlgnetle on lop of Ihe lie aeeused Knaienherg of "stir- uels not yet inr i8-b>-7 ineh PdPei. t ing up a mess" ^ lA i'E.H NOW ........... Kronenberg, !»5ll nominee for * S * ,i LANSING im — t^v. Winiarn* (.|erk register ot deed*. He .stud Hus piaetiee has heen;„f s,„„|| tnicKs today re^s^ a pardon to J^nja-j written Fred V. Haggard, followed lU past years. He saldi, ),,.,,, president of Ihe Cminell, ssking dislribiitors would eomply with Hiej^vhii h the tusloi him lo reconsider distribution ol !Ihw and he al Idisl 10() feet awayi|..Mlv piefereneh lh< slates. from any entrant <■ (o the pulling | plaee Court Reta Econolliie serlex of liiii kx. Iiiixcs I Holla s Attempt Move to Block Hearing on Efforts Ousting Boss of Teamsters Denied da min D. Ritholz, wealthy Chicagoj lensmaker facing two to four years I in prison for bribery. At the same time, he set in motion legal machinery for forcing! "I whuld .reeoniinend that your' Ritholz’ return to Ihe slate lo start organizal ion reserve the money it serving his sentence. jis about to spend In the primary •lion to defeid Democrats and WA.SHINGTUN (APi-The US oipi of A|i|H’als turned down to a moie Ity .lames R Hoffa iH'k a healing on elfortt lo hmi fmm llte presidency of the 'I'.-a I November to Kronenhci said to take other measures I jaiion of the Slate Parole Board i Sol'Plafkin one of 8:55 (2) On the Farm Front. 7:09 (2) TV CoUege. (4) Today. (7) Breakfast Time. 7:.30 i2) Felix the Cat. II raitli Ernie's final show iseason — again. Originally scheduled for June 30, it was delayed I because of hitches In the produc-I tion schedule of Wrangler, his I proposed summer replacement. (Color). UNTOUCHABLES, 9:30 p.m. (7) Jim Backus is the guest star in a story about a bookkeeper who encounters difficulty when he seeks: to retire from the rackets. CONVENTION SPECIAL, 10 pm - , rf ll ll J (2. Report on the TaiKS 3t uc Halfed; which will be necessary to ensure | „hlch studied the safety of navigation of Soviet] vessels in open sea.s.” | In its reply, the State Department fired a blast against the U.S.S.R. lor using such language. This can not be interpreted other than as a reckless threat of Congo Refugees Return torU.i Iteporls hate i In iilli I'ord and I'hei dd Inicks snd x|ici'l Th. ■lion opens the way for hearing on charges that Hoffa ishandlcd union funds |n a Flor-I i(>n| estate pn)molion "It is the governor's suggestion that Mr. Ritholz’s claim health receive particular attention upon his admission to Jackson Prison and such medical care as Is warranted be given without de- lalr llnek this lidl lentil datio a hav iigon hut IS n pi ,, H-uiiiiii ■■ ■ ■ ■ w ....'lag out n Volksw.ig •andl- ^ s idales for drain commissioner f the Democratic ticket, said (he ._ ni/- r»i- rr i- local union should have followed! Air r0rC6, Red U nCilQin the line of the State AFUCK) ini Prepare to S«nd Them not endorsing any of Ihe three . • u jUnK LOiieCIOf S Democratic gubernatorial eandi ! TO Their nOmeS dates. allfgi'd misuse of hind* in eonneciion with the sale Valley, Fla . to aiipoinled hoaid of mrtn ms n.'iined to su|)ervlse activi I S (d Hie union in a cleanup ,im|iaign made the ihaige of iishandling o( the money in con-!•( iimi with etfoits lo remove aggressive action against the|>“y'" I>'-engoxki said. United States aircraft proceeding on legitimate flights over inter- Plafkln said, "l( seems unfair , Daughter, 14 Idtla national waters," it said. race in the forthcoming Republican Convention at Chicago. ERNIE KOVACS 10:30 p.m. (7). Ernie’s panelists are Jack Carsoij, Edie Adams and Cesar Romero. JAUK PAAR SHOW, 11:30 p.m. (4). Guests: singer Anita Bryant. Zsa Zsa Gabor, Jack Douglas and Theodore Bikel. AVA.SIHNGTON re The • guard of more than a hundred , Dl. I’HOIT t ,\nn American refugees from the Con- K'ding .i liitli worse am go returned lo safety in then na "orse, a (alhei ol It) live I'niled Stale* tod.iy ni explaiiijiig » * * * ' w l ipped a 1(1 fiKil long a The first of Hyo giant Air l-'oire • bain aiouml Ins llye.ii o|, Globemasler Iranspoils cariying C' ^ '’''''b '"'d Im ked it the men, women and children wlm * * * R. S-4BI witsnv "*e Congo Styling .Sha/iei .yi. said By EARL WILSON j,, Andrews Ihe cliain around Annie NEW YORK-Movle actress Constance Towers - now Mrs. ai-'B at noon. The second plane m-«k .lesierday m ord. i NEW YORK re — Contract talks Eugene McGrath—gave birth to a 7-pound son In Nas.sau. Con- was due nearly two houis later. her home while he was tetween ‘h® Gereral pect^ Co Qene were on their yacht "South Wind” when Connie elaborate prenaraii«„, '''» J"'> ••oUrciing junk Calls Caiey Obscene ILLINOIS CITIES 1 City on th« UUnoli River II Antonns 14 Fortltlcsttoni 15 Aulborlistlon 14 Atrtcsn 2 r r r 8 9 )6 li IT li 14 ii nr 18 2A 5T 24 r r 4T 3i 38 r 42 45 44 KT 49 io 51 52 si 54 55 ii sT it II Rush Actress Ashore to Give Birth to Baby ing lo har the hearing, the rourt said that nevertheless ■ itie tune ha* eome lo prepare the > way for a new Teamsier* eonven-I lion and an eleetion sujierviwd by Crash Victim Burial Set and the International Union of Electrical Workers were broken off abruptly today, the company said, asserting that James B. Carey. lUE president, had become ‘abusive and obscene. " A company spokesman said the meeting in the company's office ended when ''management representatives were forced to leave the room rather than allow Mr. Carey to continue an outburst of obscene language which he injected in negotiations on employment security." A-Dust Reported Settled had to be rushed ashore and taken to the were made by the Air Kone and Princess Margaret Hospital. The birth was B*’*' *‘ros* to receive the refu^ one month premature. The baby was named Michael Ford McGrath the middle name I thi- hull .• Harold J I Ripxliiigi i. one of the airmen .iliOiiirl Itie "l.ady Re Good," a I l.iiieraioi iHimlMT whieh crashed > m Ihe I.ihyan I)eeeii during World War It. will Ih* buried .Saturday III ,S| Andrew Crmetery. to Terry Moore. Groucho Marx went to Las Vegas to see George Burns and Danny Kaye perform — and was highly complimentary about both. “Does Danny use some of his asked. “Yes” said Groucho, “but his old stuff is better than most of the new fellows’ new stuff.” Our son Slugger was talking about a lady who never for-SAPPORO. Japan (API—Japa- . nose srientis's have nnied that 8®^ names. She has a mcm-dangerou.sly radioactive .stronti- ory like an elephant." he said, dust seaticred oyer Ihe "and a figure to match." Shelly Winters told me the tumultuous reception she got taught her one thing "I'm a . _______________ star," she exclaimed. "So why," r 4 Shot in Guolemolo ' •atlcred I world by nuclear explosio’ns have I.just about settled to eaiih, a ifT'ikkaido University scientist re-I ported today. ing an anoii.i tiMMix lclc|iiiiiii<- call and found (he girl silling on a tn-d In Ihe lanill.i's garage When the first plane landed, 62 being a salute to Hollywood director John passengers trooped down the gang- Ford. Gene McGrath was formerly married p**®**’b‘’l‘(nKwws- -Shuzicr, who wai* held for m-lru*y had been able to’carry with vestiKation of cruelty lo rhildf^ n, them In handbags. said he had tieen having inHjhli; Some of the elderly were helped keejiing Ihe girl home down the steeply sloping gang-] Annie was take to Ihe juvenile detention home. Poliee said she The refugees looked rested and was "an mrorngible girl" ,ind refre.shPd despite the long trans- that they had filed a petition with (jceanir flight juvenile eoiirl last .tune 'iX asking * * * that slie he declared a "liahilual Before the refugees diseni Iruani ' liarked, i ustom and immigialion men went alHiard l„ talk briefly Three Amenean picsidenlx died with leadeis of lire group ;,nd then on Jiily.1 They ueie .lohn Adams waved them on (heir way down Itie Thomas Jeffi rsi>n and lame' gangplank Monroe AImhiI 90 III the refugees arming today weie Baptist missionaries and their families it.it it B—FOR 9 BROIVSOIV |j STATI SINATI iJ Dsmocfot _ a'R'R'R'A'ii'l'R'R'R'a ill Consume il Athens 4S Transposes Intently I Reach destlnstlon S ^fentel . ]« Undlmlnlthed 37 Bun It Landed make u much money a.* Janet GUATEMALA (AP-)—Four P**"']Leigh?” were wounded Wednesday] Krflei 34 Within icomb. knutecturlns (ormi city In Madison II BummlU County It Ruts when gunfire dispersed leftists! 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Himalayan Peak Conquered by 3 Americans SAFE—CLEAN—ECONOMICAL—FHA TERMS ELECTRIC HEAT FREE Estimates Phone OR 3-3792 or M 5-5439 PAWAl.Pi.NDI Pakistan i,\p. -Three well knmiri Ainejiran muunlain vlimbeis have roii-ifiieri'd J).6WMooI M'lsherbi’uni ■ Peak, in the KaiaUrani range of (he Himatayans a.s members of a joint r S-Pakistani. expedition Dr Bell, a physie.s professor at Cornell University, and Dr. William Unsoeld reached] the summit July 6 Nicholas' f’linch arrived two days later with Pakistani Capt. Javed Akbar. The peak had defied attempts' by British and New Zealander 2 00—wjR compoiite w>/*, new*. i.jD*vr WXTJ5. WluUr CELW. Ntw*. Dtvle* WJBE Mn*te WC'AR. New*. Btsnett WPOR CsrMst* Tr«MS MIUB fOMTS first launchings from a submerged nuclear submarine. He spoke with - confidence after two-of-the agnat tubes, rockets had been fired successfully within three hours Wednesday. ‘There Is new no quesdoa that n toM ■ marine Oeerge WaaUagton after the historic first Bitags. “The tooner we get an her a( aslsslle mbaarlaeo. the The tain Ptdarlaat aniKd i Com^sMd air ejected bodi vertical launching several feet above the surface. The second stages fired a minute later at an altitude of 15 miles and boosted dummy warheads 1,100 miles to the intended impact area in the ocean north of Puerto Rico. Rabom reported the fa . marine launchings on the schedule before the miMUe will have tactical capability,’' be said. “The main thinf sis have to build up is reliabilf^. When the Polaris is ready, we wai have more assured power in our hands than any weapon system In the last JQ years. Tears Bring Call Woman to Lead Ceylon ‘On land,” he said, "our military installatkxu ate known, and COLOMBO, Ceylon (fl—A widow whose first name means “Fmrtunate One” was called today to become the modem world’s first woman prime minister. Sirimavo BandaranAike, 44, who made tears a formidable campaign weapon, was summoned by Gov. Gen. Sir Oliver Ooonetilieke to form a new government after returns frran the general certainly aim to knock them out with die first blow. But an enemy might be deterred frtxn striking blow if he knows he can* wipe out a Polaris fleet and that these submarines will send by-clear rockets in retaliation." But she announced she would nationaUxe the islatid country’s insurance companies and tea and rubber plantations most of which ate - Westonmwnag. She^ alao said she would name a commission to investigate newspapers that were v^ofottsly hostile to her MRS. BANDAKANAKE Fear Bad Eruption ofMt.EtnaSron CATANIA, Sicily (AP) — Worried villagers on dui alopea of Mt Etna fear the volcano may be bursting into itb nfost dangerous eruption of this century. Etna erupted lagf Sunday adth Za BMlF'Vtoianf exploaiim ttriltolS- Fbr two days pothiitg more hap^ uu. pened. Ihen Wednesday v^t espio^ resumed at nits- aad a few rich landowners which *jwn and oontinoed at. a rate of her late hnahand. Prime lOntetser six or seven an hour until after election assured her leftist-backed Freedom party majority in Parliament. After receiving GoanetiUefce’s call, Mrs. Bandaranaike asked astrologers to advise her of an auspicious time to accept. Dates for marriages and eUtor la Oeytoa, as In foreign affairs, she is niill-tanfly neutralist. On the major issues plaguing Geyton rile baa had nothing to say so far. These Inc hide the The dect^ give 75 of dye 157 seats in die House of Represe^-tivea to'Mrs. Bandaranaike’s par-------------------------- - physictons, small-town lawyers aad a few rich 1 Solomon Bandaranaike. headed tmm Pnif •* Aske4 to be more specific, the admiral smM «n4 Mid: "You aide of the squiirel’t eye you hit' Rabooi emphasissd tha double triumph on the first attempts doe| not mean thO|J|>alari8 la opera tlon- "We ailt'fttte wv^~more sutK Nixon Helping to Draft Farm, Ri# Planks The iaweri recording in down-Pontlac preceding g a.m. was egiees. At 1 p.m. the reading 78. Party Seeks Platform That Each Will Accept; Wants Pair on Ticket But 2 Seek It in Election Lodge Pledges Troop Barrier at Nobody Likes Job|m| j^ By OEOROB T. TIUTMBULL JR. If He Hopes to Win Back | Agriculture Belt and' Gain Negro Voters Premier Lumumba Reportedly Ready CHICAGO (A1 - Vice President Richard M. Nix- J on Is taking a hand in drafting the R^ublican platform on which he confidently expects to run as the party’s presidential nominee. One of Nixon’s toughest By OEOROB T. TRUMBULL JR. As far aa tha incumbent Oakland County surveyor and hla Democratic opponent are concerned, the greatest service voters could do them would be to do sway with the little known office. ★ ★ * . In a strange political twist. Republican surveyor Ralph A. Main and Stanley F. Dunn don’t think much ^ Of me poliucal office they will be meklng In November. ‘^^he United States said They are unopposed In the primary next month. Tell Story in Person UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. campaign tasks, if he Announcing this today, Thruston B. Morton of Kentucky, the GOP national chairman, told the top nomination next « Wednesday as expected, j will be to try to win the ” Midwestern farm belt states back to the GOP fold. -With this in mind, Nixon passod , along to Platform Commlttoe members the ideas he has been , gathering for nearly six months to ^ Incorporate into a plank deslcpv'd -to convince the farmers better ^ days, are ahead if they vote Re-^ publican. |; a news conference he doesn’t know yet what will be the outcome of attempts to iron out ferences of obikm between Nixon and the New York governor. ! agent to bring togedwr i But the national chairman listed this only u a possibility, since hi said Rockefeito: bad been "yery adamant” In saying that wouldn’t take second place on die fidtot. „ As tor himself, Morton said he doesn’t want the vice presidential Laired predicted the plank will express different views from those of Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson. Benson wants the government to get out of pricing matters and control of production. Nevertheless he is regarded as a leading possibility for the place, v/hich Nixon will fill with the man he wants if he becoines the presidential nominee as expected. Morton said he thinks three might be placed before the convention for the presidential nomination, but might be only one. He said Rockefeller and Sen. Barry Goldwater of Arfeona might oppose Nixon but added he doesn't believe any final decisions have been made. Palmer Is Good Bid at PGA Golf Open ■ Arnold The Navy plans to have the missile operational by October. The George Washington and the. Pa^ trick Henry, first of a projected fleet of 45 Polaris subs, aro expected to go-on patrol, each with 16 nitelear armed missiles, by the end of the year. The missile will have an Initial operational range of 1,380 miles. Testing already has begun on advanced tediniques designed to increase the range to 2,875 mHei within four years. AKRQN. Ohio (UPI) Palmer, shooting (or an unprecedented gdfing grand slam, lived Up to his favorite’s billing today at die start of the PGA Golf Championship when he blrdicd two of be first three holes. “It should be wiped off (he books," said Dunn, a 43-year-old engineer with Chrysler Corp. A first-time candidate, Dunn la treasurer of the Bloomfield Democratic Ciab. He's in the race for tke office nobody wants simply to help his Democratic Party make a sweep of the county ticket this year and thus earn a place on the Oakland County Democratic Committee. RARE AGREEMENT Although politicians don’t usually agree—especially _____^______ ^_______ Republicans and Democrats — Main, a 56-year-old ^ the .chaotic"^New formcf county drain commissioner from Birmingham. ; .. , rcnublic lmmi?di. agrees with Dunn that "all the office does U take more ; Aincan republic immedl printer’s Ink and a little more time for voters. ” A Burveyer doesn’t make any money. Matter of fact, Mpin says ho lost money in the two Jobs he can remember he’s done since first elected In 1956. He made $20 (or a plat survey and |S5 for a property line survey. (Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) today it will do whatever it ’ must to keep Soivet troops h out of the Congo. L U.S. Ambassador Henry I Cabot Lodge gave the ■ pledge to the U N. Security Council after Soviet Deputy I Foreign Minister Vasily V. I! Kuznetsov had said "peace- II loving states” would have to act if Belgian troops do ately. deraed plank to likely to pledged eoonmMtlon of federal (arm price supports without setdag any spe-rifle level. Laird to from Wls- Draft-Rocky Finances Top Secret in Chicago crats promised 90 per cent of parity price supports for major crops. They pledged a food stamp program and expansion of foreign diatributioa of agricultural prod- Derpocrats have made Benson something of a political whipping boy, and Nixon has taken some CHICAGO (>)—The source and total of the thousands of dollars being spent In the draft-Rockefeller movement under way In this city is top^ecret information. There U little doubt that tha drive It win the Republican presidential nomination for Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of New York is well financed. But the na-In their form pjank, the beih» itonar rTialrman and finance director of the draft movement says he doesn’t think it would be proper to At a rouncll meeting lasting until 1 a m. Kuznetsov introduced a resolution demanding the with drawal of Belgian forces within [thrris days, I The 8o\1eet resolution was net experled to win connril approval. Instead, the II-nation group probably will approve a nrilder resolution bring drafted by Ceylon and Tualsto that will call on Brigium to "proceed as speedily aa passible" with the withdrawal. The Cryloneae-Tunliilan molu Ion was to be introduced when the council resumes debate thk> afternoon, operating with funda received through general contributions. He ■aid the largest single contribution waa S3.000, the legal maxl- ateps to diaassociate himelf from, public. The chairman. William Brinton. 40, a San Francisco lawyer, turns the secretary’s policies. NIxon'a Intoreat In the platform extended also to efforts to draft a rivU righto plank aatls-(actory to Negroet, While the platform work ground ahead, some quiet efforts were being made to get Gov. Nelson A. RMkefeller of New York to change his mind and take the vice presidential nomination. He has said he would not accept it under any chrunutances. Sen. John i^erman Cooper Ky) disclosed that he had conferred with Rockefeller and had urged him to reconsider. Cooper, a former ambassador and himself one of those mentioned for the No. 2 nomination, said he believes Rockefeller would add strength to the ticket. aside financial questions with: "Is Nixon saying where hla money to coming Irom?” It to generally assumed here that the draft-llockrieller effort to futile. Vice President Richard M. Nixon seems assured of the GOP presidential nomination on the flrit ballot at the party convention next political candidates. He declined to say how many S3,000 donations the committee has received or where they come from. But the draft movement the spending—are under way in force. Brinton says that not a nickel of the funds involved in the 'draft effort came from the Rockefeller family, directly or Indirectly. And Rockefeller’s office Mid there to no contact between it and the draft nnovement. Brinton said his committee li In Leopoldville a United Nation spokesman aald Premier Patrlir Lumumba haa Informed the U N mission he will fly to New Yon Saturday to address the Sccurit' Council oo the Congo ciisia. A meritag of the eouncll may be postponed to await Lumumba’s airival, (he spokesman The extent of the draft-Rocke-(ellcr movement is seen in tlie suites the committee has engagiid ... the convention headquarters, the theater rehtcJ as a cimtcf tor distributing badges, pins, signs, pamphlets and other campaign | paraphernalia, the newspaper advertising and other printed material. Businessmen rarely provide political supplies on credit. Lodge welcomed a report from .Secretary General Dag Hammar -skjold that the new U.N. militar: force is moving into the Congo fa.» to restore order and protect th population. He exnressH the hop (Continued on Page 2, Col. 5) Cruelty Jails 6 Teens LANSLNG tAP) — Six teenagers. who pleaded guilty to tormenting animals at Lansing's Potter Park Zoo "ju.st for kicks," were given Jail sentences here yesterday. Blazes Raging Over the West 250 Fires in Oregon; San Simeon Castle, Idaho Town Periled He’s Like Hot and Cold Water BAKER, Ore. (AP) — Hundreds of fires burned range and timber-land today as temperatures I reached toward the 100s, humid-Ity dropped tower and gusty wind blew. One blaze threatened to en gulf an Idaho community. Indecision Plagues Sen. Barry Goldwater Convention Warmup in Friday's Press "The Little Oklcago Flra’ be touebed ett Menday. It riM’t be set by • reiatlvu ol Mrs. O’Leary CHICAGO (AP) - .Sen. Barry Goldwater fR-Ariz) is—or isn't— running for president. He also is —or isn't—running for vice president. \ It depends on (he time of ddy and the senator's prevailing mood whether he classes himself as a candidate for nomination to national office. Onee to a while he seems to take the idea seriously. Thea he tougha It oft aa an IniposslbiUty. Whether GoMwater's name to offered in nomination or the presidency at next week's Republican National Convention appears to depend on Just how determined his Arizona delegation to to give him this honor. Goldwater indicated it’s up to them. More than 2Ti0 fires burned in pastern Oregon, and some threatened to merge into giant conflagrations Scores more burned in Idaho and Washington, where govr-ernors have declared a stated " emergency. Near King aty, Cafif., fire fighters'desperately mt a fire break hallway down a ridga that overlooks the tote WlUtom Randolph Hearat’s castle at San With 36 delegate VWes from Arizona, South—Carolina-s«d ether areas behliid him, Goldwater has no expectation of overhauling Vice Clresident Richard M. Nixon in the presidential nomination contest. He has predicted Nixon’s nomination, on the first ballot. Nor does ha believe tbat NIxaa frankly SHE’S FOB DAD — Pretty Peggy Margaret poldwater pats her dad on the cheek after he toW a news conference (hat he and Nctlaon Rorir-efeller had been eliminated as vice presidential 1 4 ■ ■ possibilities. Goldwater said be understood Richard Nixon had narrowed the VP field down to Henry Cabot Lodge, Sen. Thruston B. Morton and a third person be declined to name. The senator that he to ton on. He thtoka the vice president will want Heniyr Oabot Lo^e, U.S, Ambassador to the United Nations; Sen. Thruston B. Morton of Kentucky, the GOP national chali^ (Continued bn Page 3, Oo). 1) The 26,000-acre brush fire burw^l to within two miles of the north end of the fabulous estate Wednesday night. WIND HOLDS FATE Ranger James Dulltz reported the castle still to not in d&nsrr, But the wind could easily change this situation, he said. The endangered Flames were aprendlng nemo n prairie near the town. A (arm homa was evacaated whra names reached withte^a quarter oi a mUeIri M evBoaap tion was aehednled at Woadlaud ■nlesa the daager tacreaaed. Ed Ring, assistant state tor* efster for north Idaho, took con-mand ol the fire fighting at the blaze, and all ranchers and their equipment wdre mobilized to stop The biggest Man. the 30,60». border near Marsbig, Idaho, (6» melned out of controL It blaatf furiously la knee-high dieat grail and sfaM over fire Unas as wife as 3Q feet Wednesday idght.'It . {.•■- iF/gfi?|! Union Slate THE POXTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, JULY. 81. I960 The Day in Birmingham Dickey of Grosse Pointe 'to Head Schools Here , Mafaj Mid hf rvluctuitty jh»dt on the political bandwaganl •. > Demorratk* county ramti- to iiMtoi hattorrd* «| rxtr* l"***®** y'* U»t all! BIRMINGAM — IW aMMaatl Sarvlviaf'«i* thn^ ^(cs not endorsed by the Oakland tom In an hspnlaM atm*- 1”^*^ ***y ^W***^"* j*«t»*rint«den( o( the Gwsot Polirtei“ ‘ " f AFVCIO Council arr pfo-i cle aaainM the meH-MndtotA I » t * t - the distributhm of ualon | etdetoai palUcal ondriMte.** 1 . to suaesedDnr^island Urttn ot 1 candid^ slates at the! „_____ __ jcwul^ dvfl engtaeer. or Duim B. Iiel^ • Aaf . I irty organization by puttbiK the wnocrattc ytanette on lop of the )>-T Inch paper. • pay a AUhougli HacKard said slates canipaigiunC; (will be distributed to voters, hei . ’ , . of the eandidatea, John E.'refused conunent on wbether |he' ■■ ?? *!.*!”* JnenbiH. said the Union is try- party emblem would lop the paper.! -„ ^.***“ .* „ to give the voters the impres- ' This Is only a recomroenda-; ? *1. _ •*** T, tSf aaress Sfe fhoae oTIhc iion7'’Tfiigard said. He accuaed Kranenberg of • ring up a mess. " ' Main rhallenges Dunn's right to |the office, saying he*s not a regla- MXnly rierk-rrsister at deeds, m. mWesi f eed V. Baggard. leaaldwiit at the CMMeU, anidng itm to rrroavtdrr distrlbatioa at be slates. I would recommend that your! tanization resi'ive the money It about to spend in the primary i ctKin to defeat tieinocnits and, 1 that money in November tOj feat Be()ubikaiM, " Kronenfaef^i He said this practice has been: •gi’trr g TITLE' foHowed in past years. He Hid! dlslributorj would comply wujMhai Not only does he admit he'a^ noC, law and be .at least 100 feei away,**®' “y* ** ttoein't "know from any entrance to the poUinc •**®'** ^ office.” place. I "It'a just a title, that's all." he Sylvan Petitions Due In by Aug. 2 jsiiid. Tao have to go alt the way '' bark to aa ISM state law I# ihM sat what a eonnly swveyor to I sappoaed to da bnt daasa’L ; 'The surveyor ksupposedto settle disputes between private sur. L Persrm< nl;inning In ■n,w *-4, Tot fhr« i- .1- w.vors in a court case, it says. Main has never been called upon to do **>*•• ^ .A IMl law allows for abotltion of the do-nothtaig position in enun-tics of 500,000 or more population. But It dsMn*t say how the iweatton caa b« put on the baltol for a reqidiTd vate., If this should come about. Main consUble wiU be.anH Dunn might be in there lead-ling the move to eliminate it. fcoTESTs DEI isinv elective offices in the Qty DE< 1.SION 1^, Lake on the Nov. « bal- W ^fkm, one of two candi-,iot have leas than two wrecks to *les tor dram commissioner oniretuin signed petitions to tha Syl-tbe Ddmocralic ticket, said thejvan City Hall kical union should have followed * * the line of the State AFTX10 In ... not endoTKlng any of the Ihreel, All^tltlons must be In hy Aug. Democratic gubernatorial candi-!*' signed by from 25 to 50 dates registered elertors. 0"f councilman, one justic Plalkin said. "It seems aatalr |the peace and to reqatoe a aoa eadoned Hberal lelected. A native of Kansas, bt his mateer’i degree (In Hays Kansas State Oalle^ anAlto Ida doctorate from the Vaim^ m, of Denver. Dickey, who has held administrative poatflons Ir Pointe schools stone lOGd, arts made assistaM supertotendenl in 1S5. Prtoe to that he was prtndpnr Have Placed 44 Million Bibles Gideons Tell Success Stories l^S ANGELES (API-A con-!|eaf through It, perhaps for the vkJ turns into a minister, a faltering. marriage is saved, a wayward wpnan changea her ways. Jhch things happen over and when nonretigious peo|de a BiUc to their hotel room or prison library and cunously Goldwaler Can't Decide on Course (Cbntinued From Page Oriel man: or a third penon GoUwater declined to name. FAVORITE THEME ‘ But that doesn't keep Goldwater i from pounding away on his favor Re th^ that the Republirant ought to be the party of coriservto thw, that they can't win elecl-kMgi by comptoing with Hw Demo. for liberal votes, t :pnteB he waa ■ ireieettoa to the ' #-»rlef' eomervative plalfarm. lie mad O0V. Neisoa A. Roehe-wtor p# New Voih were about M aaty RepabNeaiw who wm to l%Maw racea that year. The two men have expounded dianKtrically opposing views on sewral issues in appearances before the convention Platform Colhmlttee this week. -----W— Rockefeller plugged for a Fair Eigphjymem Practicea Commission and endorsement of ewmt^ «t-ins. GoldWater said the Qaislitution sajw nothing about education or employraent. Comifltutian raa — nftiMy gg pj,. B has placed more than M milJtan Bibles and Testaments in hoto. motels, prisons, hofliltals and other locBtiont since chance acquaintances — John Nichoison and Samuel Hill — got Svfrim Accident Victim Remains on Critical List Ifryearwjld Ponttor yooth ■pgr-’ ■ daily paralyzed as the result of a swimming mishap Tuesday to-enlng remained on the critical list at Pon-he said, "wo can't ea- |tiae Osteopathic Hospital today ^ I The victim, Jerrv Thompson son to£'< rtlhu * jwarning that in oppasmg tne Ctom-i sntes rights. surgery I ™“"**’* P*Bed against an' And we can t tell man whom!yesterday. He suffered a fractured the origtoal idea to a Boacobel, Wit., hotel room in 1888 * 1 ♦ Two years ago a superdrive put a Bible into-every hotel and motel room in the United SUtes, Zonder-van says. New hostelries been buiK since, though, thousands of .Bibles are removed by guests. Of 148.000 Bibles placed the past year, ahoitt 49.000 were to replace “■« were taken or worn doident of the Grosae Poime wu mbtr at tte Baiitiirt amrch ■BHUAIUM r. AULCt Old hM tool received at tte li allWHr Ftetite raiilHt R F. Ain ol «ai dnqte CLABBNOB N. LAKE Oteeace M. Lite. S3, otU It. (IM mexpcctiedly of • teift ittMk anterdiy te te Pootiw: CK)r Witir Oept kIkr te ewa yem ifo. Mr. Allea owned and oponled a ThcUe Shop at 33» Hi ia nwtead kr Ma li Chariia T. Late i< Peottee. and a aiater. Mra. 9m Pimeln of War Jjtele Hgifawiy. yinrvlma indn a aon. E. E. Aten of Pan* tiac; a ■ ^------ ordajr at tte Vc amd Hone wtth tarial in Oak mOUMteiy ^---------—1 wart at tte SrohnMM Faiand Hone la BIr- fliikite^i i iWBM WMXABH B. OHAMDLBH '^Qd-jnuMild loiner Pontiac mHCuted. Jdent, Ml te hdd ati p.m. Sata^ fSSe ^ at tte Haoloon Fiaieral Uoate intb burial la Ote ^ c Kia body wUl I ^oadac Friday alernoon tram tte diuttoan Funeral Home in Carbon-Jiale. DJ. He died Tueaday in Ot»i: u» Mk. CUolet P. McGoid- i Mr. Chandler wasa charter %endwr of Fbit Baptiit Church 3when the buiktag waa on the cor> jner of Huron and North Saginaw itreeta. \ SatvMag I* a aon, C. S. Chand-ier of Carbondale. , MB8BOP A. HOOOA8IAN f A. Hoogasian, 62. of 24 ____( St. died Wednesday at .jttiac General Hospital after a ^ng illnen. J- Mr. Hoogasian was a retired employe of Pontiac Motor Division, r He waa affiliated with tte ARF Sarkis Armenian Apostolic Church in Detroit. «: He leaves his wife, Arakse, and iiwther, Mrs. Marguerite Tashjian 2>f .Pontiac.. •.Also surviving are a daughter, Sister Mary Raphael (Rose) of the Monastery of the Blessed Sacra- i960 Farmers Resigt CoHectiveg Food Crisis Hits E. Reich Rep.Milte NEW YORK Admifao* IM!"jmTrf BERLIN (VP1> — Fanner’s re> made almost all sistancf to ooUecth'lzation has the Soytet aonie «l Gernumy idnce] the weikeis* molt seven yean uMBw wunwt p^pus WWW. wrairn wviv pi«U| Reports reaching West Bertin said Ov# term IveaWck m sni.iai mei meat almost has diaa|toearsd|black mariwt inataad at KetVtag from shops in most East Gcnnanfit Ibr breedtag. - The Commmisu to April an> T leparted heaeeirisea ! Bounced the comiilete enllecUvi- A varuai muw-rs stnae nasT j|^ ^ hsni* hi the hepe of **•*"" cenru atwt itw etiAiL Base's UXXhh Test Missile Thrills Crowd , fMUKTV UK wunaxic liWVlIW^ ulioB of aO fanns and the ahoIL tian at all private (Bnaing.. East rWinaM •'kit' ranu I awini^ IIQQ I , vogetoMoo, fralt. hatlof aad t ------- —-------- Wait aerlta said _,_________ BVan tTn. i -.U .1. k- ^ '*'“ “ *»^ •• ** *“ *■ *• Even bread Has said to be mSmirtoier of MB? alter the tone-Flamwn’ rasiatance slid not gt ■ short supply- j Communist statements made cleor that the shortices orere tne missile teat track » Communittjlzr _______ !r«$7 Clayton Poomll Jr. tlX^fY) saysi '' ■«— ■■■• • slaughtering eoOeo>te piano to givo np Mb aoat hilNY Poct Editor Diot i<<«y hi Phdns ilHpita|. MOck to aell.tm HOateiess -aet taler Abb ^ ^ f «h»«w of the Ahjtof CHATHAM, N, j. (UP!)-Ja»es Feirto Jeinad the lit O ■bdan Bapttet Oterch about thoF. Gntam. If. maaagh« editor;Co. of New York M IIM .4_. I - tk. tSilli I II I Btan. If. maaagteg edltor;C0. of New York M im aner New Yoik Poat dted lyiewlgradhaflag from tfag CMvarsfty of ako Shtf kla ■----Uw -------*- «Imm SWKB MtoTUMfl in I ill IW II ___ ____.lersAiattoa from u_ _ ^kteji^ate»HMiir.-T^^ laideiton F to [lia with Hto ApptekWCo. " Ihitfs tto Wfssllter to Bto ■ITMDW^klKMI Mw ... Wpl 9j m.fo 1130pm Friday Morning * * * spokesman for »hat they cauea The firing took pia^ W«fces- •‘unnecessary supply diffiodties. ’ day morning before a huge crowd' _ . _ , attendhig the base s open house 1 The mieBe acreatned dm»n the, ^ ,*j**?”*^ ***** "hortagOB track at }.«p mileo an hour be., *•?***"’ '*^"**‘ fort dnowhig its nose cone lOSj '"I^rts reaflrmed feet through the afr to plow into • “** Wtatea. an earthen, oieel and coacretej The weekly Commwiht ogri-l“t*t , i cultural newspaper "Der Freie! --------------------------- Bauer" painted a catastrophicj This city, fioonded in ITOI, was plctuie of the food sltuifion. It named for the vtcen^r of New'disclosed fsnnm were refusing spam, the Duke of Aiburiiueniue.' to make deliveries to the state to| but the Bret ' p”. waa taler dropped fulfill their quotes. | from the spetti^. i neHspapers indicated! Aaefket Fofe e PaefcesI With inmAT iiMini hi This Oa F o f e • f t tale Weed ler FRIDAY A SATUKDAY BIRTHDAY SHOE BARGAINS Friday and ^turday first QumUtf LadiM' VTLOil lOSIEIT ret Fasktae tt/lf 'T 26* FeJses IS tsust. IS dtoltr. Good vtiif-Ing dusUtP' Off snd Slack ‘•tile, n SALE! Ladies' and Misses' SUMMER FLATS 1000 Nirs Low frical CtfAfAffTflD^rirsi QaalUr "T min S Endicolt-Jelinton" I Work Shoes | and Oxfords I 5“ All lesthcr upptn . . cork, cord or Neoprsne loles. IdtsI for industrial or farm wsar Sms 4 Vi to 10.! Whites stid wanfi^l colors. Hard end rubber soles INSULATED Man's S Ineli Boots I All I12.M Values r A/^.V'5 2-Tone Style Heaiy CRE^E RL BBER Soles Sinaier Oxfords; Men's Fabric OXFOBDS MAI QmmhtT § „ ....... ...... _ • UinoHy Priced M.JS or Mora ri dN Sizes 8 to 12 1 Broi b'ua. fabric uppers exrra haaw soles,' inner srch-t>pd support. AB Crters I la 13 Bccra thick ulet. Wa»h- ClmE-OlT Priced; On Sale TomarroK' i SKCUL LOT! BOYF Points and Swirls for Mon ond Young Mon 4 Original ^Vekes to $10.95 — Siset OVh to 12 ONLY — loefers and ..... ......jrst than pictured- Mens All Leather Popular Strap Sfyk Istaslt’ Saafak ________ _________r eSl »# -S-l-M-M-S” — dctawcpi has* ckead Ice ern a «aarl«r acatarr- to Head it Ktad This Adr. lot largeias —Tee Cat Hardly Bay a SisgJa fitm Fttm Sistms WilJloai Soriag Meeay THOUSANDS OF UNADVERTISED BIRTHDAY BARGAIN BUYS! BOX 0F '200 . m PACKAGE OF 12 ■ New THIN* STYLE i Famous Brands S New Fresh Stock Kieonex : KOTEX S BILlEnE L • W RqIM)b TISSUES J simruT nuuiis ■ S :3BT" ‘’T* ■ deodorant 3"32‘ I 2'-57' 12"-49' |2'-39‘[ £ 66' 23SS"t}i!3l^« ■ 2«.d*^u£l-r*d.Mr“*“’' ■ Tk.hl.d..U.dl.p«iMr.U.,usl«,. ■ :-,2;>-*-rpr.»«tl ■ (CaaMliaa-^ala rtaar ‘ •KJSSUCUr WMSty le J M FIRST QmlUy m Bif Lot! Over 100 Pairs a ‘OCA'Off la Quality K«fe Shar^tur | B«y*’ S|Mrl Shirts ; Bays’ Wash Pasts; ||gg,| Towuls Simpla to Usa- ftvas Perfoet Btsdss ■ —At Stess I to 10— S —Mtomsat t to !♦/ g —Fat Ils2« Inch Stse— 37‘ I66' | r 1" rz; 26' 2 ^I Si^ar pruiu m Msay colors. J u*ltae stria salactlea All Hrst S Heavyaeltht. «nk color (»ly. Uml 8 snort siaavoa. p «a>Utr. Celortaat. H —e. Regular 98c Value I Sharpeoi sU kalta tdies psrtacUr. tWwwwiwiiww^ww'w—WWW—w«—»« Two Cell Model Men’s and Ladies’ ■ Flashlights [ 10*Conht \ —WM Oa-OH Switots— ■ ! _ ^ ■ ' Cfceie# of ^ ■ >e»2Je I 2 eMea-s Pectot 7^ 2 Vale# I ^ • Curl Combi mm ■ ■ 'LILT First Quality 2 or Pile Style a Ostani Thrsif ; Carpet RigS 9 —Roaulhf lOc . ISc Vahua ! —BnU ISaSl 1.^ Cl.. 2 —*etataf lOc - 15c Velaee— g S aesef 2 ‘'"'"** 30^ 2 12 SPOOLS m tesuh g • lorber Comb *2 *11 1“ dUkllir Ne Ui^lt-kur »U ■ ■ Wm M mtrearisad. AU colors - no g Irroeulars but loni weartos. Bub- ■ —FIRST QUAUTY^ ■ blnck or ahlt,, J bartiad backs. Washabla. tsrtaf aat Included. ■ „(«i6i, F»a»T S ■ Iriaaav Y ■ * SSSliS S Imported FLASHLIGHT S Popular Bridge She 2 Clothespias i* DoubleAlrotch Padded or Plain Batteries s Piayiag Cards • : TrstatagPMh ■ Ladles’ Bras ^•aderdSi,*^ J ' PtasM.Carted tor Im., Uta 2 50'" 3D* ■ ^ 9aW^ 2 WtoM *' /L^ S 3/?^ ■ 2 Owlfc Irt^ g rlae . . I w IPe Voice V ■ Pciishad hardaeod sendad and ■ Tatae I \/ ■ to #1.50 Pallshad hardaeod. sdadi _ ' aaied anas proof. Spitni W Cholcs of kttrscilvs detlins. Limit ■ bolds wash tight oa sdy Unt. Limit Bi stsas S rtOftb Limit—♦ to • customar. __ _ ____ _ (Mata riaar) i (Mata naarl ■ (aaosaaoiaa-tad Plaar) ■ (IMdalS* Wosa-Mata Ptaatl ■ ,sa.^ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■mwmwiafMwwwiwwwimwwwwwaigggggggggg^gBg„„,*ggJ]^j ■ AsM. h» I2:S0 Noom 5 Crew Neck Style —Fleece Lined Silicone IRONING S 3-PieeiE—Bamboo 2 What's Left Sale! Board Covers | Fishiag Poles [ Bhssiiis Oripis | Swoot Shirts HCrt-traa. Prato. 2 1*^ *frt^ 2 2 ■ *•*"'*" ■ S2*V^tae ■ Ktanlai $1 Valvt Piu all tundard S«-mch tranuit 9 Only ISI tj so st tals lev price. W Wasnabls char.tua In ptak anlr. 1st beards. 1st oualUr. I One u aacb custafnni ■ auaUtr, UaUted tlaek. iSaS.nsari ■ “ 50 Foot Soaker Sprfsklsr Hsss —Pe. luy tswa Cara— Fits Any Faucet > Shower S|tray 2 30 ONLY ’i on 1} SiJi f' Plenty on these 1 erntu Va Sizes 10 & 12 ONLY! S Udies’ Slaehs i WiMkeWa WrtokbM CeReo ■ rstaf-.■■-■-#00--’™-:-!-' fait I g g Ladies’ 'Famous Brand' : Swift Slits toSlMf i. .arlpai sad sastata 1-aeif sirtM. ■ baut-tn bn. ate. Broken rtsa‘ THE PONTIAC PEESS, THURSDAY, JULY 21, IWO VV^pmen, Youll Be Seeing Many More Dengner B. H. Wragga, famed for casual town and country clothes, produced the doodle-printed silk-screened dress at left in charcoal and brown at Wednesday's New York showuigs. The f Work and Support It: Abby . - .......... covered up look at right is ong^ of the trends in evening wear. Designed by Karen Stark for Harvey Berin's collection, it is black ChantUly lace banded in ruby and black satin,- Don’t Give Away Baby By ABIGAIL TAIf BVkEB DEAR ABBY: I ain 20, married enh f monthi’ pregnant with my aeoond diUd. My - huabanti left me three wcdta - acD and is paying me |2S • had no intention oi having . another child ,_becai|ie._______________________ ABBT I were not getting along. I can’t possibly sopport another child on 1100 a month. 1 plan to work after the baby comes, but I can’t support two children on what 1 woutd-earn. I want to put the new baby up for adoption and give my first child a decent home. I’d like your opinion. NAMELESS DEAR NAMELESS: |100 a month plus what you could earn is enough for any mother who'really wants to support herseli and two children. (I notice you are able to support a TV set.) By all means give both your babies a decent home—your UiM«e.v rve Tieanff from hundreds Ot mothers who gave their babies away and nev«r stopped regretting' it. •k -k ★ DEAR ABBYj^JKhat advice- -would you give a 58-year-old widow , who has been invited to live with her married daughter? 1 have always made it a point never to interfere with my married children because I' ve eeen ao much traut ble as a result of it, but my daughter and her husband seem to be so sincere tai their Invitation and 1 am lonely. All my friends (espedally the widows) tell me they would rather starvg to death than live with th^ married children. I have enosigfa inoopie from my husband’s insurance to live alone, but I am lonely. I would appreciate your point of view. _______ WIDOWED MOTHER DEAR WIDOWED MOTHER; Don’t let the sour grapes from someone alse’s vine embitter you. Many widows have Nufrtialg by Candlelight Judith Welch Marries file Rev. George Mi^er ot-ficiated at the Saturday evening candlelight nuptiids of Judith Ellen Welch and Robert Frank. Horroun in St. Paul. Lutheran Church. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Law-. rence Weldi of Mary Day avenue are fM^ts of the bride. ’The brideg^om iS' the son of the Floyd Robert Harrouna of East MaiBfiekl avenue. Honor * maid Sandra Tinson, in ballerina-length yellow lace over taffeta witle matching hat, preceded tiis bride to die al-. tar whidi was banked with white sdadloU. * * ★ Bridesmaids Pamela Har-roun and Mrs. James Pjsrker of K e e g o Harbor, Vearing green lacO over taffeta with matching hats, carried cascade -. bouquets of green and yellow . carnations. The bride’s gown ”of white Chantilly, kce over sfik taffe-.. ta whs dyied with high neck^ . line and sleeves extending In lity-paiBti over the hands. The bouffant skirt, caught by a ’ large satin bow over ideated net, fell into a chapel, tmin. CROWN or PEARLS ’ A crown ot seed pearls se-' ^ cured the fingertip at ailk iUusian. The bride carried n hand-cascade of white roses, stephanotis ^ ivy. The biid^room had Riidv-an) Dembinski for his beat man, with Darcelld Crandall and Ge'erge Fagan, groomsmen. Joseph IVaan seated^ _ some 200 guests, assisted by Harold. Welch Jr.i of Oarkston. A brown and blue floral . printed cotton w|t Mrs. Weldi’s selection for the church reception. Her tcceo-swies in mink shade were jMmplenwnted by a corsage of ‘ yellow roses. TTie mother of the bridegroom chose brown liOT WMt? prtattsd cotwn wtfiT“ a Dior bow accenting the .MRS. ROBERT F. HARBOLh were Susan fthew, Sbarom Freeman and Curol Atkhuon. ■ . .V -'•"TTir ■ *:. White pique accented the bride’s small block and white . check cotton jjadeet dress donned for t h e Northern Michigan honeymoon. The cou-plevwill be at home on Oay-bum street. MacDoweM Men, to Attend Picnic Present and -past members of the MacDowell Male Chorus will attend their family picnic Saturday. The affair will begin at 5 pj>^ at Marshbanks Met- rled childrrii. Give it a try. * ★ ♦ DEAR ABBY; We Uve in a trailer court and have a teur-yeaiMJld son. There are many children in the court and they run llkl! a herd qf wild animats. My son wants to play with the other kids in the court,, so either I have 10 or 12 kids on my 10 foot lawn or he wants to run wild with them on somebody else’s lawn. 1 wasn’t raised like that and I don’t want my son to be wild eithw, u I confine him to our yard, he is hurt. What can I do to remedy the situation, besides moving? - PUZILED DEAR PUZZLED: ’This problem rests with all the parents in your trailer court . Why not take turns hauling the whde "hord” to a play-■'ground, park or-, picnic grounds? Children need to. run and play. * * ♦ CONFIDENTIAL TO "TEMPTED'’: 'The Wt reason for doing the right thing . today is tomorrow. ♦ * * : "What’s your pijpblem?” Write to Abl^ hi'eare of this paper. For k permnnal reply, enclose a’ stamped, self-addressed envriope. A * - * For Abby'l pamphlet. "Wlurt Teen-dgers Wag* To Know," send 25 cebts 'ajbd a large, self-addressed, stamjped envelope in care of ’The Pontiac Press. McKnight-Fox Marriage Told .Fcmner ' Mr. and Mrs. Jianes W. Fox of Mount Clemem announce the marriage of their daughter. Margaret Ellen Fox, to Army Pfc. Alton H. McKnight, son of Mrs. Moses Stopito e4 Cherry court and the late Henry McKnight. The ceremony was. performed June 25 in St Michael Chapd at El Paao. Tex., where ^ bridegroom is stationed. The couple is residing in El Paso temporarily. Slump Spoils All Members qot, receiving invi- slumping undoes all the good Coats are appearing in new lengths with shorter sleeves and narrow shoulder lines. This mustard and white tweed with patch pockets and shawl collar is by Robert Knox from the Ben Gershel collection. NEW YORK (UPI)~W« wom«n will rad — and a mulUtuda of othar huaa including purple — when wa do our wardroba ihopping this fall. Woman's fashions era headed for such a colorful season that the basic little black dreas will look'^rab aa a wren beside the peaoock. The fall ooHecUoaa diaplay ad this weak for vlsiUng fashion re-portars are fall of 4»h>r — rad raagiai froRi fire enginc to ruby end deep rsMberry; every shade of por^ iron poleat violet throiith rropc, affplant, plum and amathyst; the whole green spectrum from apple and bronzed green te ellve, j^e, spruce and emerald. Dusty and azalea pink, beigeR. off-whites and tangerine give a hothouse look to winter dothaa, both dlytime woolens and night-time ailka. GET SOOTY LOOK Many fabrics in turn take on a sooty look because black uas added during the dyeing proces.s. Browne, grays, blues and greens all get a ‘‘blackened” look. Watch in the brown family also for taupe, chutney, burnished topaz And champagne. OTHER HIGHLIGHTS Highlights of other collations shown yesterday: HARVEY BERIN — Designer Karen Stark continued to feature the sleek, simple daytime wool dreesee, with the waistline left in most cases at the normal level. Costume jackets were fur-trimmed. And for dressy occasions, she used a “bridging the gu'^ technique to show bareness. The dresses were aiccvelese, cut high in front, low at the back, and tne two parts joined with neat bows at each shonUnr.. BRANELL — Everything for day wear was drenched in color — lacquer red, petunia pink, and fuchsia. Otherwise, the collection leaned to the conservativf. pr«tty and becoming clothes. The firm showed a groap of I wear ahm — one oatflt, a lounge suit of black broadtail, for the vest and tapered traaaeie. with white eetin blomm. There were several one-piece coveralls In velvet. B. H. WRAGGE — This firm, which caters to the woman "who doesn't buy for a season but to build a wardrobe” for several seasons, featured several outfits with a lowered waistline. A Wragge claaaic, the simply cut Jersey drem with string belt, this Mssen came with an apron panel, nonruffled. One overcoat was alceveless, done sack style in a beige and drab ^een check wool, worn over a solid beige dress, with long sleeves. HANNAH TROY — Mrs. Tro\ liked color, but on the quiet side, with misty,^creamy tones. Fur trim, on ^ collar, cuff, or" aa lining, were on ^ many of tha neat, daytime ensemble.x. ARTHUR JABLOW — Designer David Kidd uses the bias cut freely bias cut skirts, bias coat front.*, bands, yokes and hiplines. In turn, bos pleated skirts helped along the look of mobility to the clothee. The designer also showed the princesB silhouette end called it the "Armatrong-Jones,” after the British Princess whose wedding gown followed this classic high bossomed look. BEN GERSHEI— Tne oostumc theme ran throughout the collection designed by Robert Knmc. Most suits came with overblouses, usually done In wool Jersey or cashmere. Some costumes were two-piece dresses with coordinated coat. Colors included shocking pink, shown in a cashmere coat with Peter Pan collar, and turquoise, used for an overblouse isrom with a brown and turquoise plaid coat and skirt. Dance, Dinner Make News By RLTH SAL’NDERS BLOOMnELD HILLS -Another luncheon meeting was held last week at the Bloomfield Open Hunt pub to further plana tor the Denim Dance ■ gWWt ■ - r-sepr." This WiU be the third of its kind to benefit the clinic of St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. It is given by the auxiliary of the hospital and called Denim Dance to show that blue jean^ . and Levis may be worn. There will be a chuck wagon supper, many games and dancing. Mrs. James Q. Goudte, chairman, presided as her cochairman Mrs. Jack Davis is at her sumruer home at Harbor Springs. .......♦..........♦ ........... CMtunmee membm tnriude Mrs. John A. Reid, Mrs. Edward E. Rothman, Mrs. Rocco di Marco, Mrs. R. L. Pont, Mrf. XTriiqr A. Uuffj', Mrs. Walter WlUtams, Mrs. A. C, Girard, Mra. E. A. Christie, Mrs. John Maddox, Mrs. Ray Cunningham >nd Mrt. Bamnrt ________________ Mrs. Vernon C. Genn has City Hospital Auxiliary Slates Membership Tea months' travel in Hawaii, Japan and Hong Kong. ♦ A ★ Mr- and Mrs. Arthur C. Mrs. Harry W. Taylor will entertain at a family supper party Sunday In her home on West Long Lake road for her son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Morris of San Fruncteco who are spending two weeks wifi) her. Mrs. Morris* brotherin4aw and twin sister the Danforth HoUeyg have given a dinner for the vlsHort in their Groase Pointe home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. McGinnis and Mrs. R. £. Lawlor, spend file weekend™!* house guests of Mr. and Mrt* Emmett E. Tracy at their summer home at Harbor Pointe. cocktail party Saturday in their new home on Echo road. Mr*. Dorothy K. HooMvelt, who attended the Democrat convention in Loa Angeles, haa gone to San lYanclscu tor a visit with her other two daugh-tere, Mrs. Janet R. Walker and Mrs. Agar Jaicka and their families. Milton F. Coufoon Jr. and his son John have returned from a fishing trip in Northern Michigan. Tha Golden Anniversary Membership Tea of the Wom-eh’s Auxiliary to The Pontiac General Hospital Is dated from 2 to 4 p.m. July 2t at the ”Weirwaitori58a»vsid-l^^ Also serving will be Mis. Arnold Hlllerman, Mrs. Charles Crawford, Mrs. Charles Galloway, Mrs. Socrates V. Sekles, Mrs. William J. Dean Four FagtM Today in Women't Soefion of Mrs. Clark J. Adams. General chairman Mre. W. Fred Fuller Is being assisted by 'Mrs. Floyd A. Compton, general cochalrman. ♦ ♦ ♦ Pouring at the tea wl» be Mrs. B. B. Roush, Mrs. Ewr-ette Reese. Mrs. William Donaldson, Mrs. Writer K. Will-man and 'Urs. WUHam R. McClure. Otbm presiding at the refreshment table will include Mrs. Philip E. Rowston, Mrs. wmii Brewer, Mti. L. Warren Galley,- Mrs. John J. Marra, Mrs. Vernon Abbott and Mrs. Harold A. Fitzgerald. was of pink rosebuds. Amlating at ^ the reception grtxip’s secretary, JT L. Waldo of Crane street, Drayton Plains. roiitiato imd^trlps to beauty aaksis and dre " pliah. Clarkston area committee members of Pontiac-Oak- ~-hmi~^awnrfMl, inc:^-are husy witk pirns far mem-..... bership extension for the lectuie series in their area. Meeting recently at the Middle. Lake road home of ^ . Kafislr»afi•^ Mrs. Keith teak, center, were Mrs. Williim Jofuir ^.awaa y rJLit-i/ JTft-f/ - ‘saVfwg VJ TOOO 0*10 /Vf FJ son of West Church road. Series speakers will include Harry Golden and Carlos Roimlo. ed by Mrs. rkarie* C. Barrett; mod Mrs. R. T. Lyon*. Mrs. E. E. Elder, Mrt. Ross EINstt, Mrs. R. A. Arm-streag and Mrs. Peter Hosgerhyde, guest bosk. R e f r e t hment committee members are Mrs. Psimer Bundy, Mrs. Charles M. Campbell, Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Reese. Others are MS. Bedard, decorations: Mrs. Mrs. James darkaon, hospi-Harry .Stowell, courtesies; triity: and Miss Emma Hou-ard, social. * a On the reception committee are Mrs. Donald H. Carros, Mrs. Harold B. Euler, Mrs, Raymond Rapaport, Mrs. N’ormand Durocher, Mrs. Mc-Callum and Mrs. J. A. Ranunes. i, ♦ ♦ ♦ Mrs. Robert Segula, Mrs. Palmer Bundy and Mr*. D R. Wllsqn conclude the reception committee list. ★ * ♦ Heading the transportation committee is Mrs." William McClure of Illinois avenue. Mrs. Doinald R Redmond is in charge of parking and .Mrs. Forest R.. Wood is publicity chairman. 1940 Grads Plan Reunion :Committee jnembers plan-nthg The ^200i anniversary reunion ot the 1940 Pontiac High School graduating dasa met it the Orchid road home of Mrs. William Weaver Tuesday. Aug. 27 is the date for the reunion at Waterford’s CAl Building. A social hour will precede the dinner. Gzaduates unable to attend the dinner have been invited to be present for activities later in the evening. Mrs. Robert Pota of Dick avenoq wfU be hoaten for the Auf. 2 meeting. Travel Companions (NBA)-»» ffoapr and - ge^ ere the traveling wom- important piece in every s caae, even whnt jtwr trip wUl be a ihort one. mo jm THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY. JULY 21, 1060 -t--^^—■ iipllliWiiiiiliMlMliWlilWIlWli THEY 60! Poultry Is a Bettet Buy Than Ever Popular Stea MkMcm *iw»n food, but ihof.-| pert cannot expert to find piei^j .Havt jxw noticed UmU tummer it ■ ful tuppiiee of cveiy (bod all tu'.n- te teaton adiM' yon fa«y morejj roer. remindt the Mariwtlng In-lice crean tban utoal? Price. fla-jS formaMon Axent. Mm. Joaephine'vor and ttac of padiaao tte MraejS Uwyer. Earfi fratt and vcfettiNejof the fartort determtadlv whichig bat a particular time when K it ice cream you bity. \m harveoted.r when it reachee hti |_ ^ ___iP peak of.apply. etaLwS^~t!L The/ Mkhigan ratpberry la an isyr. Valdlia Im |examp|e of finilt whieh tg never tn u per iabundant supply, which comet to Imarket for only a thort time in any /Quantity. If you plan to enjoy thla fragile fruit, it it available from now until the end of the month. If you plan to freeze tome for „ .wlnier uee. thi* week *ould be ^ ^ Ideal. Since mtpberry tt^pUet vj ^ ^hv small compared to tome fruilt now being han^. find nwpberrie. priced at 30 and cuttard typet ^ Ice Every Shoe In the Store Must Be Sold Before We Move Every pair a famous brafid; 1. Miller . . . De Uso Debs . . . fcrica . . . Sandler of Boston . . . Moxees ... A. Malfi of Italy.,. Cortina... Rhythm Step... Foot Flair... Arpeggios and many other fine makes. Shoes for Dress, Tailored or Casual Wear . . . Mid or High Heels . ; . in a full range of colors, patterns and sizes. WERE TO $26.95 »4»« to UO** SUMMER FLATS CASUALS WERE TO $ M 90 $10.95 ODDS and ENDS ONE GROUP $1 r ««at raNk fat. fVait Im than i par wat by wHgM of 40c a pint thlt week. Mirbigaa Stale I'alveftW.r rec-onanendt three wayt tar freaa-tag cream contain not leto than U per cent milk fat and >1.1 per cent of; |g yolk Mtidi. The aeaion i« right tor fresh jgooaeberry pie, or cherry and ywir r. ;old-taihioned currant recipea. The _ Kither. pack dry wtthMt aagar; ;tnarket matter report! li^ (up-!l or taaer witfc 41 per cent ayrap: or mix I rap of aagar wNk • rape of fnill. Forty par coal ayrap la made by dlaaoMag ^ rapa of aagar hi eaeb 4 eopa af water. Chill the ayrap before pouring over the herrlea. Allow oae-haU tach head apace at the lop of the containers for ax< RsspberrieR lose flavor rapidly. M use them the day of purchase. To, avoid ioiow that large size canned ■ I inr u«y ui uuivii«iic. . , , __ -- —- ------------ » crushing, spread thel*”^- *0'ers and turkeys! pemes in a thin layer on a pen or ^ approximately 3) ■ tray before refrigerating. Wakh ""‘* this week. Very ■ and drain bcrn« jurt before Mrv-a. low in price. J Ing. ' ■ 1 : If .vour family Is typical, youi Crater Lake. Chacon, which it * like steak in summer and .vou like an unusual sapphire Wue. lies in i to broil It over charcoal. How do what was once a gigantic volcano, you know you will get a tender i steak? Mrs. Lawyer suggests that 'you look for well-marbled steak. ; .Marbling means streaks of tat io-iterspersed within the lean. A well-marbled steak will usually be tender and juicy when broiled ... if it came from a young beef aninud-Federal grades are a guide to tenderness and age of the animal. t). H. Prime aad U.S. ClMlce meat eunies from young grain-fed animats. If beef Is Federally graded, and If It has not been trimmed too deeply, yon can find 0 purple tWeW-shnped p^ are now available. New Jer-M ■ey’s blueberry aeason la ending,;* Michigan's is getting under way.;! You will find more UueberrlssiJ next wnek. Looking tor fresh pr>l| duce in plentiful supply? Theiiia Check summer squash, cantaloupi'. ' watermelon, honey dew melons, t u«n n wBA.wwes.eA»AW 88 SOUTH SAGINAW CORNER AUfURN AVENUE and the letters l,’.S.D.A. Some storeo also put the bMf grade m the package label. Certain stbaks are more tendfcr| than others. Thoae most tend-jrj are porterhouse, T-bope. sirloin!! and club. Rib steaks are a littlej^ less tender and usually cost lessi per pound, flteaks cut from U.S.j Choice blade chuck and. the topj OAKLAND CUT RATE 37 SoutE SogiM Sf. I NEXT TO OAKLAND THIATRI) Ofon Mm.. malihl—Ti ^GieARETTES 26‘ Ks|wUr Siu 12.30 cu. FiHtr Md Kins Sin 42.40 c. (n«s T!b> ntPdiOto ROLL OF FILM With Every Roll of Block ond WhiVo Film Brought in for Dovolopmont V VAMIAltl CORMW FREE Lost World Sundot ItAor flavor doUciout FOKIMOST Ice Cmm lll!!!ll!!lll!!l!IIIMIIIIIIIIIIII!!llinR!!lie lop- »ie ■ ».#«. 30e ■ Rop. tU$ ■ «'* »"» S DICTAki ! ciAAii Ar ! niraiPiiiii ! KLEENEX ■ 10< TABLETS 69< LIQUID ■ Z 20*: CAPSULES 2 WM QQg S -Vitsmia 0 PI PI * ! , 100 sis# ! J far 29c-Linit 3 ■ Pop; SIJS ■ lOe Size ■ TARFASne or ■ BAN ■ mCH NOON ■ DEODORANT ■ t«L-99*; 73‘ : Rep. S3.M ALAIM CLOCK I Year GuarsetM OUR $198 S OUR FRia ■ S «U« Rep. 54e Sits ALKA- SELTZER 39*: Rep. SU9 a Rsp. 39e Sits n Rep. Oc ~ ANACIN ■ CRILDBEN'S m D.O.C DENTUIC ■ TABLETS S RSnUN S POWDER ■ «a . i?. 89*!— 19* 44*: •4MIB!BBBSSe!sllEB!lBBllBB!!!B!!!E!llllll!01!!!!e!IV Rep. Me ■ PIEPABAnONBS ,n.e rise J 69<: '4 Gfont Sii« ICE CBEAM SODA 24* COMPLETE CARRYOUT SERVICE Kosher Corned Beef SANDWICH !^49< Stop In For Our Doily BREAKFAST or LDNCNJON SPECIALS Rei^r 15c Bil-Poiii! Eeiis NOW ONLY FEW DAYS LEFT! COMEANDGEFEM! PRICES DOWN TO ROCK ROTTOM • DRESSES* JUNIORS' - MISSES' - HALF SIZES ITere to 19,95 Were to 22.95 NOW 7 NOW SI T-SHIRTS w«t ,,^59 $2.98 9 OUSEi •r« 5.98 \ M ‘2 ’3 IFere to 34.95 NOW ‘13 BLOUSES Wm 2.9> Wm S.9IWm T.9S . SWEATERS VALUES TO $14.95 $25’ $g90 $090“ PLAYWEAR JACKETS, BLOUSES. SKIRTS, JAMAICAS, CLAMDIGGERS, ' BRA TOPS 1/3 OFF SKIRTS *3.59 Were to 12.95 NOW SA99 SUMMER DUSTERS WERE TO $5.98 ‘2.99 2 PC. SETS BRAS and GIRDLES V/VLUES TO $1.95 *1 *2 *3 ff 'ere to 17.95 NOW Sg99 USE YOUR CHARGE OR-BHDGET-YQUIU I»A¥MENTS- . OTEN MONDAY and FRIDAY^EVENINGS . ^ i3££I THE PONTIAC P&ESS. XHURSPAV. Jt'LV il, mno •5^ m •» A iEineUnl 1 OanlBr Um motira cuiM. ^ Au«t dtel»rM < iaU'Tia^ M fc. C 5Mr“TivE*wmo6rr _ WttToltUiKl county »OMd «( “EStetSi ifijsa«r«2t5sr.* partant houdi ond ^ .Uidy^My rorommen^ M ri,own bolo-. h.« 'SS-ff.?‘12r ^ SS-jS^- -----“-- ni th» IMl Tanta- ii^T*J3d -^J5i,*R?,Wr ttoBo wWch haro vloasly approTjd 134,U0 To ko *»«»<« 0 ^ ' m^rnMfmm 'PuArf for jSsrvK'ai.JfflTsSt "tyrTsgs."!.^ at Mr i»«o«mmdaHooa »or__^ nS«^pMt Mi aa aiptaaftUoo of Ibo omort AOiarlot Mi MUrtoi oilJa*un«Bt abuk ^ k^thT^^SStt^by thTwa*^^ BOAra^ AO^TORS ROBCBT t. moose. Chairman _. JOHN AOnTH, VlM dbalnoan BOBE8T E. UIXT. dMreUTy n-anrEa CQL FRAZER W. i Chairman LEE H. CLACK ELMER KEPHART A. TAYLOR MENZIE8 EARL B BHINEVAOLT CURTIS H. HALL VIROIL C KNOWLES nic* *** '***** *” **** 3l bSSeno rules TO gONsro- ER EE80LUTION TO PimCMABB T^^^oS^d County Board of Supar- bJ «sllraiaD. Ladin nuij^ %heraaa at a mMtUi« of “>•»«*.!£? Moana Commtttaa haW on April d. UM. tS advisability of purchaslan jjrtojn Zda owned by the Board of County Rood Commlsslonara of oiklond CounW. 3Ehlian. and pieiently bMu ^*. wl^la not at Oan tha CMralscd vsina thereof, upon cahaliilaa to tha County ad eatlafactory aaea of title to the aboae de- _____Inoda. saM title to be approved by ttw Corporation Counsel. ------n on bebalf of the Ways aaHtoe. I aovo ttu Mtar ...........solution and rauuaat a rw eaU vote thereon. WATS AND MEANB OOM-MITTEB DAVID LEVINSON. Chairmen R. C. CUMMINOS ORPH C HOLMES FRANK J. VOUa SR. JOHN L CARET^ ARNO L. HULET HARRY w. Horton Moved by Levlaeoo aupported by do-lAim tb% resQlitiQO bt Adopted. ATVI: Allertoo. AlwArds Bioe. B«ndtr, BriekBtt. CAttioua, Cardw. Carey. ChAf^ Urto. Omra. ChriiUneeB Clack Clart, Leeiaaoc it«. Mar M^r*T^"MuVer.' MttebcuC' s&ir$a,y5&5!r>« Sehaiaaaikr. SeiiocA Stmann. Slnel^. ttanler. the recolutlon was adopted, kflac. M3S .. S l«; APPBOPItlATION •£^3 arUDY POR PLANNINO OF BBCOTO unit op court hoc** and coun-sw'Le*wS?»°w~.ts P—tJ If Cll ' Chatrauaa Lndlct and Oentlenwa: t a Joint raeettnc of the Waya anf — BuUdlnai ana Oroandi and Bp«-OoumwTffildta* Commlttaai be* *rdlu‘Tp;.‘e'-.iS;J.T55.v’Sa la for the County ahowlny epace — aulremenu for Um vnrMus C»o«ty 5—------ •- rfc- >MW Cmirt Honao re considered. ______ ___ iMe" in INI ur tte County't btttldlBC wace reuulrenianls Dr. tinU h. Pili&nd of Wayne « Untverstty. ThU atudy wai brouyht date tn UU and now should be ataln evaluated and brouyht to data so tl glans for tha^ second _________________ShToSLlaad m at I.N a.N. A sufftetebt majority havmy MMIw. UM «Nma cjrri^e^ I D^rtm rnln^donau ^ VheiSae dm Comml^e £ch-^yS*h22id“aia«St »e'?red'ira.^«i H*if»»«-tl5r‘re!; "^“ereaTat the request o» tte Ways md Means Committee an 5* 3E property wa« made by tfie County « «Tf-?•«»: Pnrcal Ho. I — » ae.suo.wu **5&heraas your Committee le of eatnlon that the above described - 'mSate should be purchased by the County aad that funds to psy for said ' ^Id be adeanoed from ^ tod Suelny Pnnd on a loan baata. am Whereas tn order to consider this tar at tblf iima and to auttaorlat .ai peodHure of County fu^s Sse of the above deicrlbe vaus.rii-a.ST? County Bulldlnt may I __________ iptfla Mudy abould Include redetermliiatlon of the needs of tl vartoua County departments to < housed tn the wlnya of the new Con Route and County Bnlldinf. Hill study should also be made I injunction with OkOell. Her'-" " uckf-"—^ -------- . Architects I aaeoBd unetlaa ._ ePthe Oukl^___________ •inarvlean. Yhe ametawi I adjuutmod w A«tU U. iNI. •BfSitL T. MURPHY. JB. OallasN County Clerk- , PROOF OP aimfin ANOMMLinO IbTATB or MICHIOAN. COUNTY OP OAKLAND (State BmII tvuilul T. Murphy Jr depoMa and taye that ha la Ceualy Clark of OakUmd Oaunly tad Clerk of Um Board of Su-—rvloori for Oakland County aad tha« 'aetved a true copy ot tha feretolni __Uct on each mumber of the Board suprertaort. ty depos^lr- ——“ r.. £*cuS&aHo« ?5aKS."?ar«i JOHN L CAim _____ L BULlt Mowed by Uviatea tupportM by Cum. mints ItM reaotuUon be adapted OtscuselOB fottoered Moved by Oobany eupportud by Sollsy M raauMUoB bu laiy had be edeeiiate M boadla 'evallaMt Ales. lluM tL_----- . isrslem may aad be adeeuata h Tilths •aeiaaee In pdpnIaiMn asu iwhieh a ■ le aniy MW.Ma w w mr ANNUAL RBPfWT ON DUTCH BLM DISKASK DuHne the year IIM. we reeae whUh waa tiled with Mm appears la the aaUac rt meet ecvinafter aet Ml Hu The Clerk preaiiNB|l the aoUce of i meetint lofether wMb lUa affidavit te Um malUnc of eaM aoUee. whiah e Hat aad atnwvtt are ta teUawe; NOrtCB OP RBODLAN kKBTINO Ta Um Mewmeiu M kht BMtd M -------»ri ef Um County at OafclaaE t Mlehl«aa e heeahy iMaa i '.arejscs--. Oaktead Oeaaty Clei Bubacribed and ewers Ve beforu n 13tb day ot AarV, IMO miA MADDOCK, Notary PubHe. Oakland County. Mlchlfan M^^^eommlealon eaplres Noeember n. Moved hy ttcOmra 8TARDINO co -Mimnaj pon lUOrrOR OENK^V-'^a.^^rk. DiV ent. Prtd. BlB.;l.lt • ‘ " ■w^Rito or cniBB and vr Tlley. f^tlsMBsea Mlkl bjandt. TIOFUiaa. Allertoi, ■, ■H“*‘N08 and OROONDB -Hearock,;' J tv Ouneea. frotrau. MWiln. M. ■ "—arm Devta HurafeU. tWl Hurtsoa Bwait. Leslie Mary taaraham. Baaens j,, Bvem Mrs Donald W Neal. Veraala F ssm ar~ were Kora's mylher. OoaaM Chlshalm. Joto i„. nlaeet tor J Cepslraw Wllmer a RolMfU. Ur riVCTr^f i Thatchur Mis I, VaaBusklrk. 8r., Lyle Thi, u . •t-rv ait^ier M»ai» Mkervadd ' |«M; ™. la i Tlln.M el Maailea Crota.o f„ ,, ■ Robert f Lilly Peter I* rtsItST*' SSSJUv »•« biyMrluiced in ISM, wM d^sabmiiieS"""’*' urn'riJu 'ifr a,.:*: ifirVB SCMOf i^. : e—«eeal sod dlsnoeal I T» over Ibe number of 'ireee retnoveil I IMS. Beer Uwuth thle was e siiesola I hy McGovern aupparted by Voll K.ANN1NU -Comm lATlVB BKTKN«QN BBRVICE-UMck, Clark, Dohaio. ^ley. Hievent r COOBOINATfNO ZONINa AND ' H.ANN1NU—Cumratati ,i W r .. rtfniar mtaUiM ot Um BNld N MptrvtMra of UMCeanty at Onk^, Mato at MtoMaah. M hereby called te > AOMINIBTRATIVB -___________majarlty hai therefor, tho motion carried Uofbd ay LevttUMB aupparti tha PropoeM Tintatlva Budei — t. MMI ae taken from k_____________ _ luffletoat majortty haelni voted therefor,' the aiotlon carried. iloved hy Levineon supported bv Cvrll Muter the TentatlTC Budiet for JdMi be ade^. sshm foUoa-eiil: I 11.I1IM I Itl.l 1I.INN 140.1 I.4W.N «.( U.TM.M INI ofhil-. Heaeork. Calhoun, , lUAu/ATioi'^ raVV “srjr'“:Voad s!!er?' '>*■"**. fkmie. M-l rWWU|».-.h«hock. Weaner Mllehel BUI MeCartner HKAI.ni-Ctrll Millar. Mitohall. 111., nursiai* “*'''•”“'1' All'"... INTBR-COUNTY-laelasaa ilNialrmen, miw (Oovurnmeni Raornniaall. i, ‘f'"' (IRKBVlit MjOWW cOMMrrntB .*ronlll RLIZABBTH W MITCKKU. u„* MANOARIT R HIU DoUl. I PATB H MrCARTNBT " * W thi V'ldM^ Rd. I •uftloleni majority haMnt valedt-,,^,, refor, the motion earrltd r^ynary rnvud b» Mittn.it iuppoTted hr — olleciloa be taken sufUrleni malortry haetat '••'A'!'?? refor. the motloa carried lAmauni ; i; ecleddltiaai if'W* Mr f .lhoun ^ Mb OPPRHORt DU WIUI. DHII.I iXat the Oekland Coupiy Board af i wa! . LAW BfPOItCBMXHT AND CORUCTION8 _ j» warden .............................. Prosccutlns Attorney ..... Sheriff ........................... ......... Sheriff! Lake Patrol ........................ Teletype Bervlsea ........... ■■ HEALTH AND WELFARE (Non-InetltuUoaall Oeneral Relief ........................ ........( Juvenile Maintenance (Foster Homes! ....... Oakland Child Ouldnace Clinic ......... Relief Administration ........................ Oalary Rsaerve ................. INSTITimOHAL health AMO WELFARE , ,mp Oakland—Boys' Ranch Camp Oakland—Otrls’ Ranch Children's Home (Child Carei . Contaflouj Cases .............. ‘'ospItaUaaUoB . ............. ........ Jedicel care PacUtUei (Infirmary i ., Bute Institutions . Temp------ -----* IW.4toM jL*rMUTlVB !kn. nn Radeon. Cyril M 11,4*6 001 L(X;aL TAUR Oohi *•*^19*! Major. Prtd. Reherd. 4,i00 00! UnM>n. -w,--, — 11LM6 (MI MIBCBLLAMBOUB-Oalalan. Bonner. * 9“^ *7 000 00! [ tire Wetfhl end Permit uepartment led.,near Narnia. On Icencernlnf irucklae acUelilee on Ceun-si^loke Huron are.itv H(,.ds for the year 1060. ‘into the m C1.iriVehi,|„ .i.mped and esarnp..,! '.lo air the Delrult Rliet Wsriilne violations Issued 11* 1 of whieh are useii'Tolal anwunt «f virwui eloiatisfil ‘ m tan and Ontario as Speed jo and ladusirlal water Welehl m Vbnisiv M Aii»n«* (••I'll , IKS (teuiemiwi t^prll -I6S ^tober lane tot Deeemher •eimlu fi.r mmitie buUdlnes PFRMirn MUBD BY ENDINKRINO DEPARTMFNT 'omnilsslon'i Knelneerine lleparumai IwelHnir (he sire aniT Iwanoir oT ttri iNTiH-rofiNir roMMiri DAVID 1 IVIHBON • Tie Such psrniiu |ml I Sheriff 'Iroaa I amporary Mental Cases . MITM I ooe.TU i »6.0e0M e4,o«r-tTI.OTO, heir sppnicletlon „ Sheriff, for hu oimperethm FDt iov«tMf«tlun of an alr-lIT,,,, * t Iplawa on fUa.i J latUr from Otli M. «mnh,| ‘""•"'Ittl'hWb Of followlnf Petition (»r “'vilhereas I the MATERIAL HFPDRf HEALTH CONSBBVi ___1th Unit ........ ■aUry Baierve • TOTAL HBALTM COHSI PUBUC WORKS ___w«- WiHir Department ot Pttblte Works . "rain Commissioner ......... lannWe Commission ......... e^nnl Ptoimlng Comaalmlou amry Reterve .......... TOTAL PUBUC WORKS Clerk read Anneiatlon: To the Oakland County Board of Super-and Birmingham City Commli ' - I Hllla awl I Apill Club TTTirbWM asrJ Law. « I^S;n^he' of '"^oy 'd*scr"be7*^as’" A paeeel of land tn the NE of (I I ‘is of BeeUon JI, TgN, HUE. -Ir. wnshTp. Ookland County. Mlchlgsi ° beginning at a point on the enst line i - Ho I gubdivtaioa. i .............4 of Plats, page 4 e oast Una ol tald subdli et. thenca S. N* 4» t 4gg _ .......... , e westerly Hne of the Grand X"“>El eatern Itatlroad property, thence S', ' 13' E along said westerly line 303.fi it: thence 8. M N E along said hall-i' ad prmrtr line aoT.i feet: thence 8. , ’ 10- r along said Railroad line 130 f | ^yjlol {.oumv Rood Coi and approved id Comnitsslarieri It Markmg Paint ling resol (IlhiKH TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAT AJID IMPROVE- WnRANB- APPAIR8 Bi^ldltrs' Raltef ............... Vbtaraoa' Council ............... BnlAry Rasarva ................. TOTAL VITEBNS' APPAIR8 Perk, which is pres Hy of BIrmInghan jiald park and Oh EMPLOYEES' BENKFITB Cbmpegwatlon Iniurance ............ . Employeas' Group Lift Insurance .... the epoee study cmptoyeer HoipttnHiuUon .......... f fl.goO.M. , , Employees’ Retirement tOperaUonai --------------------iloyeei' Retirement ........... ibnch. Assoc „ .juit Robm. 14^ £ Cammlttac, I move the adoption of Um.^ 'lUowInf resolution: . ____ Be II Ttoenived that a lim not to e«- TOTAL BUPLOTEE8’ BENEFTTB . ^ tl.6M.M be appropriated Iiwm tte 1*« ConUnaent Fund to ooj for the KDUCA'nON sFUa study lo determtao imedi of L^'^",''^^ , thTnrtmm County departments In the " ^BL^iSc^UuTytoTmVM .... , « tSVi^y''.m'So*yrd"1or‘'ttJ.“‘?Sr*: !S|,r behalf of the joint the adopuon of the 36.000 00 clrcumstancs asiooono' city commii TriS 'rr Ts minieaT «r 1 FAKI H KHINK.VAUl, I' ! DUANt HOHhPAI.L 1 FOWARD CHkYZ ' I THOMA.S H O'DONOdmiE CUims H HAfl. I f ANNUAL REPOHI ■sjorlty ’.__ „ of Birmingham iw inaloruy "rote-of ’itf-TT-" -of the Oakland County lervlsors petitioners pray that the' Forest Hills 8wl TOTAL lOnCA'nON . BUILDIN08 AND QROUNDB [ COMMITTEE LUTHER HEACOCK. ! Chairman I J. WBBLBT DUNCAN MAURICE J, CROTEAU ■ TAYLOR MENZIES TOTAL RECREATION DAVm LEVINSON. COUNTY BUILDlNOa OPERATIONS ' Building Maintenance ............ Buildings Operations ................... Insurance—County BuUdtnga ................g Salary Raserva ............................ 1 TOTAL CODNTT B0ILDINO8 OPERATIONS t 1*1(6100' Gerald NbTd.bO Mtsc 363b 3b.»W.N|By Mr Tllev 31.>50 001 Super'VIsors --------- Mr Chairman, t.sdiei and 300 101 00; Whereas s petllloD has Clerk o*'-the'*cfty of BIrmi 601 44k HI <)'('sttng the annesatlon ut 5(11,44. (10.,n* Southeast '4 of BecUrta 31, T3N,,.,, ---------IRIIE. Troy Township. Oakland Couniy.!*, Michigan, beginclnit at a point on the *' 33*.II9 OOiEasI line of Shcrrield Estates Nn I • 3.6« 833 00'Rubdlvlslon as recorded In Liber 44 of •> N.*eo.0b.Pla4A page 4b. Oekland Cnunty Records.'*’ 3.300 00 said point being' North 0* II’ 66" Eusti — ---------IM.I Beet from the Southeast corner of (lO.OlTNlLot NT of said subdlvtlhn: thence. Nortli - D I.OMERBON r-nmniisMO PAUL VAN ROEXEL. fbuiiti Highway Engineer 3430 Pomis, lake Read Rmittar:—Michigan ' at this laaetlnc and It eenotT fuodt mertfor. WAT* AHB MBAN8 CXJM- LEVINSON. ?*c“*CDMMlNOB ' ORPH C. HOLbraB, FRANK i. VOLL, SR JOHN L CAREY ARHO L. HULET HARRY W. HORTON Moved by Levmaon supported by Carey “1 V tor, the leielamw wab • PRANK J VOLL, 8R JOHN L. CARET ARNO L. HULET HARRY W. HORTON SPECIAL COUNTY BUILDING . IS34 ,D. PONTIA ! Onktond C o*i‘^eSSrmoo iXndlaa and Odnllemen' vu^F. Rfldebrandt, KUI. Hoard, Hocktni »f It^iosolved that this Board —w-«-u. laku fa,in^n r..«K i™. llu the purchase by the County IMd of Hh following descDbcu **^5^ar?i5*NO. 1" Uom tho B DAVID LEVINSON, Chalrmaa DUNCAN L. OILLIB R C. CUMMINOS HARRY W. HORTON FRED L. YOCKEY FRAZBR W 8TAMAN PAUL W. McOOVERN Moved by Lavinson supported by Cnr-on the resolution be adopted. Allerton, AlwAM, Bloe, Bender, Calhoua, Cardon. Carer, —-'terls, Cheyt Christensen. Clack. Clark. \ Croteau. Canmlnsi. Davit. Do-hsnr. J. W. •Donena, R. Duncan, Wm. Duncan. Elliott, Ewart. Pouts. . PrUU OlUta. Oooaapebd, Hall. Hamlin. Hen-cock. Rfldebrandt, KUI. Hoard Hocklnf, iSnlnry Rsaeree’ ^NfT^L MISCELLANEOUS ORANO TOTAL ......... I 1*4.000.00 (4.3W.343 6a s East II ssid subdivision 300 Get t s (wm (i« ! 40' East 4................... 160 000 00 '“" Grand Trunk Western Rati . ISC au MlP>'0perty: thence south 30’ 13' . aJong aald Wsator^ Hne 303 d I 311 «»»9;Hrur'oad"^ooer*y line ^0* fSir'D -------------South J#f 10' East along said Hal IU.T14.731 46'Une llbO feet: thence North 'to’ ----------- IWest gfOd* fa»t to point of negini til.n4.72t 46;Mii paretl inn# eratelatnt 4.14 2,762 #64 TTlir-------- ' --- :NTY OF O A K L A HILAND M 7HAT( HEH 8 ‘Hi Af- MSoS?;^2i; Wh«rT»F._your Cb'i ' rm oouldtrAtioD. h$ -------- be in the b o approve a It or the Home R'lle dcr An (III euthortiea Ibeied end property under sitd,l63 of 1 f ! Local c egree b*'^*'' * NEW PLATS A total of (oyty-su new ___________ plots were epproved by the Boerd o| County Road Commtsslonere during l>6>. ’ i«bdlvi(toB Muter, Cyril Miller.’ MlUhell' O'----- ghue. Oldenburg. Oasood. Potter, Quin-fan. Rehard. Rem*- Rhinevault. Schc-wianiky, Sebock. Bemaon. Sinclair, .. Steven*. Taylor. - —• ” "ibcr, Tookey. I Bttlkllnge end Qraundt Commit-:, A*euffl!tomt maJoGty haring voted'M^sV Jho reeoluttoii wae adopted. " ixpiratlon ol the giving e g months notice ■ Boaro If deHnIte ‘plans slw.n. .B-.a.i,. t. That construction be eubject to'prior to the end of thi 6-vrar pertod as: tnspecUon by tte County Engineer vn- to a relocation of tha County «.H Fair' der the superrlrioa ef the Board ct at another site, and : Audluwe and tU BuUdtnga and Grounds vfnereas the Buildings and Grounds Committee and the Coanty Ptannlng "■ dao recommended that' of 4-R activiues and. IH RE; ADOmOH ID EDUCATION ----- J BUILOnO TENTATIVE BUDOET FOR To the Oakland CounW Board of t^ri« tte '’.*hi5^2s;;=F»^T ^ ...... _ .prograirf In' thrcoisti i be OD hand •• I fptf« n^Qlremenu mod Mis* 3CN ®t|*y?|“S.-_________________________1" -rwSf_______________________ ^Oai£M“?«uoW Bonn. ^ Mr ChalnajH. UEIaa and OenUemon; Oommtttee bos *«coeamendM that an Whereas Jte ViwpeiU Tax UmNatton iddKIoa to the Bdueatlod talMJil 1* {•.‘“i* «' •• ** *. 33. the Service Cantor as desisnsSft? tha F-B>- t-«) Jisndes that Ora Ominty County Board ot IdaeatloB be ereM _ __ (tOto April Seeaton of the Hoard in aeeotdanee with Um ptama pruatod ARNO U BULET “ 3t UieibF ZlmiMiW Asaomi^ AraUt^ ««»*d Bf Levtobob supported by toll * V* f“2a" ““I '•? *“®“ aguTtaW, tte reaolutlon be adopted. _ -^UCty I mUlAia fsntolf-ttHttitodkmtbtt tttidl *‘*4----— — -• pnparattob of eticli Means Commlttse. I move tl ot the foirvgotng roMlnUon. WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE DAVID LEVIMEOH. Chatrman R. C CUMMINa* ORPH C HOLMES PRANK J. VOLL. « JOHN Ii: CARET _____—, Birmingham, . tberwfort be H resolved that lhls'«oui((v htrvby apuevea the, annexation'goi do* abovo desfcnibd prepbrsy in Iheteoitlpn — jf Blrm.)ngham. Oakland Cotmiy.jtor an Michigan. {2, " Mr Chairman. I move tte adoptlo«i^,y.., at the toreaoUif resolution on beholf of:. the Boundtrioe of Cities end vmogetl,h,„. Committee. ^ ; The BOUNDARIES OF ClTIF-S AND w,‘" u VILLAOW COMMITTEE Uk... THOMAS C. TILBY. 2^',, Chairmen EMAHUHt CHRMTFN8EN •" as SEELEY •nNSMAN ..J*?" FRED W HILDEBRANiyr , HUGH G ALLERTON Jfb . ‘',“'’’"1 Moved by Tlley eiipported by '.ockey',_ the lueolutlon be adopted •“ •’ , Ayee AUerton. Bender. Bloc. Brickner.I ■'Calhoun. Cardon. Carey. ChartcrH -ICheyv Chrlstenieo. Clack, Clark, Cura- , itr.lngs, DevU. DIckena DShany. 3 JK. J •Duncan R. Dunedn, Wm. DuneiuS, * Fouto. Prld. Oeodipeed. KkU. “ '*‘2*2TW"y tion of 16 1 mites of new aubdlVistaa streets bi a cost of approximately *»«0,0*0,00 Ougrantlee for conatructlon t at . ----------^ ^ ^ bUI the dovelopfer coni- --- ------jUon. at which Ume. tha load Commlaaloo accepts the.toads tor nrhld? sale made by the . Committee and Commission; Now theratore be H ntolved as follow 1. That thy Board of Auditor* U,noaru (UtlidrUed to txacule t leMc-on bohatf • ingribwai ooaam of the County with the 4-H PiUr Hoard,L»htL Levinson. _________ " pwmll the 4-H Pair to coatloua. a)ji(aW, Mairhall McCartney. . Berkley, end Madison It sintalned some primary nelr resi^iiye^il^ llmiKi e Trunk Line Highways Is done byi OPommlssloB under • eonwact wuh:, ^ Mlchljan^^ SKiG Highway Impart-: lea. isosev, ssursii Kbphart, Knowt Lov«. Mtottma Partner. MeOovei . ____ _ ntraet amoi i* to g60I >00 00 tor an average At 13.6* ' r mile. In addition, we do other a, I State Trunk. Uuea by special i such as tract new tMns -pitng and seeding of i wr. Preparation of plang Is near’y imptetw’and right of way appratxato e under way It wtU be split Into four cilan* with the prime contractor h*v- Contracts from iPe Mllc Road ta lallon Boulevird *re suppoaed to be : In the second or third quarter at 161 Preparation ot preUmlnary iteiit under wey NORTHWESTERN—ComeU Road (I'a [IW Road, 40 M:*4 (Talayy^ Roadf ciy m leei ins’—-• — • — . „ --iema eneounlea- ________ '^**-*Vm«w*%k#hehhwat - Tl» ---“^^iwb^RIv» BxprebS- ^_________I ot UJE flat riM4.II (Mte b tfUUBM _________.1 iltt 8o«MrlT btM a TOepa^I attached budget. tuva^Krutiidi^ ^ d»]fi|7da „ PROORA:; Icounty. After the expiration of tbs first Tlley. TUfbm^_. ------------r— a— - X° 1**e Oakland County Board ef yeaFpI the lease, lo terminate by giving ini. ttttllHe ^Eaparvlsort a I goontta noUct to the Pair Board; 1 Naye: Nooe. (*(. tl^|e Mr. Chairman. Ladle* and Oehtlemen I 3. That the County Planning Cora- A suftlclent majorliv bavlag voK — of «uch eupHtjMtlon_ friH* Wh*teia the BulMInn and Grounds nuulon be authorised to make, a anrvsyjtherefor, tha reeoluUoo was edoplad. othet than M«aip Committee and tte County Planning of 4-H activities In Oekland County.'MIac. 3*4» — u... og Joint reiolutlott such study to analyse th* enttre 4-U.By Mr*. Schock tl nature and magnitude of the 19S> Ne, * ' wl^h we wor^d^*^ dwtpg mo Road te NortbweiternTs^to ba pul urt-der contract late In Ibdl. Exteiialva wtdentag or rebuUdtns from Narthwesi-— -- •* Is AnodE at a com-IIM City wr BobtMel^ sd'on'pagql *i(' W3X8W THE POlfTPAC wmsa THimSDAT, I9W Wheal Fanners Vofe| MARKETS IDefedSe ISSUe An MaHrotinn OiinfAC; ... _____-J - # . i j :|AgdininLedd on Marketinci Qootasi The following are top {covering Mle« of locally grown| WASHINGTtW (T—IfcTieat tamt-iprodup^ brought to the rnrmer’ii^ eta vote today to d^ Mwitet by grower* and Bold by; martietiiw qu^aa^ac^^ ^ ikholmle packaie lotaj NEW YORK » - Space age troll rniuin hi efwct lor tne iwi - .............' ... . _______ i, tn Q'»**tion» ai« fumishcd by tbe|«Kwnw wm w ~- The anawer b expoctea »|Up|ron Bureau of Marhtte, as of vance early today in an irregular be yaa. ♦ ♦ I Sectary of Agrio^ Erraj PtodUC* Taft Beiucn has already ai.-i nounced that the price support lor rams Wheat wfll be JI TS a bushel or 75'*s*?*t Tr*o»s*fMi. m larmm in toda^^'s ^ ^ ^ jOeewbtmei. u «u. ■ _ , . I 1 j 1 , i a*»pV«n1««. BIscS. M vu. Parity is the level declared under farm law to be fair lor the *irsws*rrw». i# su. farmer* in relation to pricw theyl vaoBTsauta receive and prices they pay for Atasrssw. *w. Mu. ^hat they buy. W gr^ ^s«.^ The prograra. to be continued, o«m. w»*^ must be approved by two-thirds lcIbb2S. N ;Calb««t. k Groin Pricos icasiwa*! a*d,'bu.' !! 'Sfx CsaUftowtr, So* Stock market wbich showed slight bulge to the upside. Dealings were fairly active. I Most oils were easy, discouraged !by Sinclair’s dividend cut. Sinclair *J JJ dropped about { abMt ajielat were seattored «.»! through the Hat. Alferalt nstssWe i.Nj and ether defease Issues wun •^te active. I»:fired successfully bom underwa-| a ter, rose a fraction. Builders of r»!lhe nuclear - powered submarine* sssiequiMWd to fire the Polaris also } S gained. General Dynamics gained * g a fraction and Newport New* aH . J Hawaii First Campaign Stop hr Kennedy HTANN1S PORT, Mass. (AP) — «Mk Mm r. Keanedy aa-neaueed tsfbiy he wfll epeu Ms "pM frourtero” campaign In the I* IS By by Jet te HawaH S^'. 1. Uten be will gt te Alaska and from there te De-treit fsr a Labor Dav speech. Cfl*ry Pucsl, >'% dM erste ICvcttaiMrt. OUl, bs ;OwOS»ST»f- SU«Wh-b«------------ a* ss-.-., ■ LMt. 4o^. behft. — trtMu k«bi. Curly. M. bch*. Shipbuilding a point. # * a General Motori was dff a fraction. dampened by price cut* of its rrigidalre Division. General Electric dropped about a point Westinghouae Electric held firm. Moderate galas were made by Uailed Aircraft, Beetag, Oeag-laa Aircraft, aad Martin On. jmore than a point. I Now York Stocki — our vast i Buiou^ bu. tvlM chiik. bu. ■%raiau. bu. Poultry and Eggi nnaoiT rovLTav DBTROrr. M lAK—PrleM ptr pound-dtllMrtdDwall lor M* • ity lira povltrjr: ”*«*r ,,‘rs; nmj ti-**: u*hi lypt . i lA-ll; hosrr typo roMUn orar I lb* n-M; breUtra sad Iryora S-4 Iba. Vhllai »-»■ atrrad hock M-M; duck- to dam our rivers and tnigmle newest stele. I* ‘Weafstendlng example of people of many rnce* and national origins ttvlng and working HewsMfid" Dcntorr. juiy m iat)—a** priMi Kid par dosaa by I arad le potrott «si iivMtock nrraorr uvahToca DrniOIT. July St (APi-Csltte-M-ib» iso; UmtM asppir ttUIttr. itond-and^k^ •Mnt la aariy nm; eas^ fairly actlar I n.W-Sd.tO; tuadard >>»rr> nwiiaa: uUUty ittari ISN-l«M; utmtT and itandsrd iMlfara nss-l».M; uUIlty covi tf.SS-lt.M: fa« IT IS. A hanteiy St Roofing. 353 N. Cass Ave., wasi Ho».-eaUhia jm. BuithtH omMii to Pontiac police yester-ljjTriSJ’s’i.*??..'".^?.': I'aV I’oSiiSJi day. An unsuccessful attempt ws8|«5^ >, ^S5^&>SL-*\V«!ii‘»i“i.a"**Jnd made to open the firms sale, s sm-sos bh. liss-nss; law hand no. Nothing w^found milling. W^'V^jV^is^r Vaadals splashed patat tei fteelns*-u'«o‘'coM*bnd*eho^^ new cara in the Jerome Motor ~ ' I lot, 3K S. Saginaw St.. it!;h»«sr<».—‘---------------------- was reported to Pontiac police! t datarmlaa suaUUoOk. m lupply anUUva w HimaJayan Peak Mn. Bsmde Rich, m Rarper. St , reported thr burglMy td tew bicydea. Mx mgs. ctotWng. andl^'^“4 “^^^ four sultcaaea to Pontiac police|3 AmeriCanS yesterday. TV itema were valued ^ «* 5350. RAWALPINDI, Pakistan (AP) —Three well - known American mountain climbers have con-queicd 25.660-foof Masherbrum Peak, in the Karakram range of the Himalayan* as members of joint U. S.-Pakistani expedition. * ★ * Dr. George R, Bell, a physics professor at Cwnell University, and Dr. William Unsoeld reached imit July 6. Nicholas Clinch arrived two days later with Pakistani Capt. Jav^ Akbar. The peak had defied attempt* An avenge Amercian has OOiiy British and New Zealan^r bus rides a yev. Iteams in the past. ftolen from the Edward YuUles home M 2170 Paulsen St. sometime last night, according to Waterford Township police reports. Bake Sale. Amn. ef N.C.C.C. Fedarals. PW, July 22nd -Adv. Rmnatega and bake sale, flat.. July 21. 0 to 3. First United Pen-ticoatel Church. ITS Oreen St. —Adv. BICYCLE 20" BicytlM witk Tituiag WhMls aad Ail Tins Rag. 39.95, now ^27^ *29* 24" Reg. 41,91. now 26" Rpg.. 43.95, now *31* ir liflisli with 3 $H«di Aii HiU Bran Reg. $49.95 Now $4395 om 100 ilCTCLES TO CHOOSE FBOW } Wi fiUABAHTU fAKH PQt OUR MCYCLB [ - tWiETFt Btefblb aid HoMnr^wy 20 I. Uwrawco St. FE 3-7843 iBtriy Morntiif Quotatleiul •t Kbiity Hsy .. sa s MS K.nn«ott . «’ . tl Kimb Clk . . JT T Kra.,,. aa ; . TSS Lo7*01*»» , • J Ub llcB*L « T L^, * My . J* * Lent 8 Crm .. *4 » MpU Hon Monun Ch Mom Wbrd Murrtv Cp- LOCAL JOURNALISTS REACH TOP - Three Pontiac Northern High School students attending the Communication. ArU Institute at Michigan State University under sponsorship of Th# Pontiac Press were elected to fill the managing editor and sports iNlitor posts. They are (from left) Richard Pointoin, sports editor, son of Mr. and Mn. Karf Har^, 239 \nctmy Dr.; Jean IsbeU. managing editor, daughter of Mr. and Mn. Eugene IsbeU, 149 WoUe St.; MSU instructor WQ-liam McDnUi, and Diane Walter, daughter of Charles Walter, 2948 SUveraide Dr. Jean Was a Pontiac Press school oorrespondent. Counfy Will Urge Detroit to Open Sewage Drain Nbt ct«h a . ss a»t Dblry • ,. IT am Lrad . .. ss. NT CtnTral .. :i Norf a TVNt SS County drain officials will go to Detroit Friday to insist that that city live up to a contract and open the valve for the 12-millioiMlollar Evergreen - Farmington sanitary sewer system. If Detroit Officials do not, a lawsuit can result, said R. J. Alexander, director of the Oakland 'County Department of Publii Works. I Alexander and Dele* Hamlin, chnirmnn of the Board of Snp-ervlsoro and board ef public works, have sckedaled a 19 a.m. meeting with Mayor Mlriani and Detroit Olenn C. Richards. The meeting was called after the County Drainage Board Tuesday night scrapped plans for the .......j*ijJ4,610,0(10 South-Oak storm drain Eight Mile road because of pse o a at . ssiicontinued protests from Southfield PWJ AW ART- ■ /whe4e . • «4|Over. costs. ‘'ijlNSlSTB ON DRAIN Oterdni^r^PBi S s?s“ 0«n FM» 8^ M 8j*ir" JtoyMl Out . M«VA7 8t Seaviul Start Rotb Shtll OU . atmmobi tocimr a«u /sc Sou Ry J} ' drain be built before it would start . 4T t| receiving sewage from the coun-Sjjty. Without the drain, Richards •*J,|has said, homes Ip northwest De-it troit are beslged with heavy sea-^ waters flowing in from 1*1 iSouthfleld. : jtil In a telephone conversation with ■ Richards Wednesday, Alexander ! ill I said the Detroit official indicated JJ ’lthat his flity Is contemplating suing M' Southfield to stop this situation. Southfield May Lose McNutt Dissention between Southfield CouncU President C. Hugh Dohany and the city's administrator, Rob-7. McNutt, has reach^ the _ , r-.... where the latter is consi^- J[*rTiil^OTitag resigning from his post. He said Uut within the next two weeks there irill be some commu-nlties south of 14-Mile road hooked Into the Evergreen - Farmington j system, Tvhlch tvUI have no (dace! to dump Its sewage unless Detroit „ nnens thm valve McNutt said this morning that opens U.C ^ve ^ wrlously thinking of “pack- I. U1_______ J btgupand getting out.” as the To date, no ham has been done from Dohany yes- by Detroit’s holdout because most |erday to Are Southfleld’s DPW of the communities north of 14-jSupt. Jack Adams and reduce the Mile already tied into the system jdepudment from 14 members to are temporarily using Birmingham’s old treatment plant. Business Notes James Clarkson, executive vice president of the Pontiac Federol Savings and Loan Assn., elected . delegate to the United States livings and Loan League yesterday flt the 73rd annual Michigan Savings and Loan League Convention. He indicated that he will not appoint any of Dohany's choices whom he calls "personal friends of the Council President.” DPW Supl. Jack Adams sroold be replac^ by Dohany’s friend John Lucas, tf Dotaany’s srishes are carried eat. aecaadtag to the ^ — JTWMt ■ . Sj 8td OtlCftl . "• -liJgiiSi- the Hoath-Oak f^c^* O 8ul _.^tror Timk* Trinstmcr Twent C«n S * TtxtroB . TImk R By TT 4 « ' Is' Roiluid r Hooker Ch tndukt Ray -IjT I--- iiuplr . IT J * 4*1 Onitrrult *].* 55 Om Cp sn 1 TO Rub •}• TOStml . *}, OTTob Jjl tToJohn ... ... ■ «;|[ drata. ttouthtieW has roaalstent- I : 4t.» ^ Mocked tt, th^ say, ........ | 45 * I Alexander still held out hope that' **j I Detroit would not default on its ; "^icontract by refusing to treat the ’* 4 Evergreen - Farmington sewage, a The county will be billed quarter-7 ly by Detroit for this treatment * based on water consumption per sl.(X)0 cubic feet. If we ran iK^ve this by tdik-ing, it will be a tot better than going to court with all that lengthy litigattoa,” Alexan- Lawrence E. Creasy of 2S50 Pinevlew Dr., West Bloomfield Township, has been appointed manager of the Implement Pr.id-ucta and Planning Dept, of Ford Motor Company’s Tractor and Irn-plement Dlvisiqp. He has been a member of tlie department since Joining Ford 1966. Oeasy was wHh E. I. DitfVmt Ide Nemours and Co. previously. Dohany now controls the (Council majority and the Council confirins all appointments. ★ ♦ ♦ McNutt who by charter is the appointing official for most city jobs may risk his own J15.000 post by not carrying* out Dohany’ wishes. CREASY Si* Crk coti' ; 54:4 Wsolvorth . DOW-JONtS M N Roger A. Asbury of 2625 Woodbine Dr., Waterford Township, has been selected to participate in thi Chevrolet Engineering C 011 e g < Graduates In Training Program. A February graduate of the University of Michigan, he will spend two years in the program a-hlch Will send him to the (Chevrolet proving ground, assembly pla.ut, engiheering laboratory and engineering center drafting department. Summer Camp Nears End s 421 IS off 0 9T Is 13S 30 up 0.35 J »4 IS oft O N :ks 3N 0T off 0 IS ■ to 11 soon MS.OM Oregonian to Nominate Mi. Nixon CHICAGO un — Gov. Mark Hat-j ; HOT of Oregon will nomiha te yibei Prerident Richard M. Nfacon foFj president at next week’s Republi ' can National Convention. Guardsmen 'Blast' Tanks Pontiac national guardsmen gotj Pay call also will be sounded late chance today to zero in on .some'today for the 8,000 men wrapping ; moving targets as their grueling i up their two weeks «rf training on jl960 summer encampment nears the 9X000 acre reservation. 'its end. I ---------- Infantrymen of the 46th Division, 1 Michigan Nationa] Guard, are pasting their own tanks with bazfxika j rockets tn the final full day of I annual maneuvers near Camp Grayling. a direct hit as they pass la front of the lerotng SA rocket teams at 10 to It m.pJi. Tile announcement was made to-j day at a news conference by Rob-' ert Finch, Nixon's administrative The tankmen wtUI be relieved of issistant. their mounts lottight and take’Tto awh n.tfULi .. infantrymen’s method of trnv ielM course is a truck ride back to Finch told newsmen that no finallcamp—the penalty they pay for deciskm has been made thus far j missing the final objective is a long aa to who wfll make the aecond-iwalk back, tag speeches for Nixon at thek * Wednesday session of the conven-| Artillerymen from Lansing. Jack- the last of their rounds today on! Masa Nakayan the alphabetical roU, will yield {infantrymen, Ukewise. will finish^ in Japan. She will be minLster of to Oregon to get the nomination injup their sqdad tactics tests before! wrellare under Prime Minister at the start. ‘ .packing fw home tonight j Hayato Ikeda. I tried to fire two of the men St. Lawrence Traffic Rises 28.7 Per Cent OTTAWA WI — Cargo traffic and the Welland Qmal increased in June over shipments a year ago. the St. Lawrence Seaway authority 'announced today. Preliminary U-atfic figures for June, second full month of seaway operation this year, show a 28.~ per cent increase in upbound shipments to the Great f^es and 7.9 per cent increaw in traffic moving eastward out of the lakes. In tita Welland Canal, linking lakes Ontario and Erie, upbound traffic jumped 36.5 per cent while dpwnbqund traffic was 12.3 per cent higher than a year ago, A trend toward fewer ships rytag more cargo developed, meaning greater use of the seaway by larger, more effictanLvessels. The Danube River which is 1,750 miles in length, flows through six European countries before it emp-' ^waters into the Black Sea. FtTBLIC SALR loss Rontlftc. ScrUl No. .. pouensor a*lul.Wktn> 8«l*______________ 10:N k.m.. Juljr IS. INO at Nt Ponllac auto Baas BulMlnf, Pontiac. Miehliai • 3*. II, IN lilac. Michigan h»M Jttl* IS, ItSO by romntlon “ — - -------- • b«..tha Jntoattow -c *>, conatruet ourb. gutter' nie (or public Inipect^r t la further intended ' —1 Improvement In ’acc.. the plan, profile end esttmat itba coat tboraof aball bo c ■poclal aaaoaemOot accordlna „ and thar air of IBnola ind par^ land rroatlng upon etthor aide of Hlllamont Avenue tvom Nebraeka Avenua to larlmoor Boulevard ahall constitute ipacial aiaeeement dtatrlct to defray .strse or the eitlmatod cost add ex-poneoe thereof and that *ll.304.4T of the eatlBiated east and exponea " be teM from the Capitol Death Notices OR at. (4) (7) Newa. (56) Look at Bcttaki. TIN (3) Penoi to Ptoaaa. ) Hucklabcny Hoand. (56) Eacape Fhn Cafe. Tin (2) Lednip. (4) Gonventiai SpactoL (T) Steve C:aBsniL (9) Movie. MuiaKt Sui-, Robert Tajdor. Fmi-chot Tooe, Robert Youiw. “Three Gomndea.’’ (*37). (56) mu (3) Flaybooae of Stpra. (4) Bat Maatenon. (7) Dama Reed. (9) Mowto (begaB at 7:30 p.lB.) 6:M (3) Johnny Rtotp. v(4)- U:» (9) Ulag Do^ School. (7) Houae of Faahlona. (4) Flay Your Hunch. I (4) (color) Price la Right (2) I Love Lucy. (7) Detroit Today. (9) Romper Room, UtU (7) Newa. * lltM a) Almanac. U:M 44) Ooao«tratk». By rmaji tiANXIii iKcl MMchell employed. The NEW TdRK (UPI)^- Shxiow orIpp. pisyco wy uin alory atarred Dan Duryia «t«l,Wf>lfp Frank liovejoy aa Auatralian fnm; W hen »e (Iral, met Krofip. a tienunen, circa I960 * »-u»rni rnged and he muttered. ' Fury |>aMlnn . . nature blind aihl atniggilnK—like the na- FWDAT AfTEKNOON (4) (7) Jeaimic Cuaon Sboa . (9) WraatUi«. 9:M (2) Markham. (4) News. Weather. tt:W (3) Lave of Life. (4) Tnito or COBsequaaces (7) RestleiB Gun. (9) Cartoon Qaadca. itilf (9) Follow Me. U:» (2) Search for Ttonorrow. (4) (oolart It Could Ba You. (7) Lovw iliat Bob. (9) Terry Toon Tima. I9:N (3) Guiding Lii^t tt:H (9) News. t:N (3) Our lifisa Brooks. (4) Bold Joumc.'. (7) About Facet. (9) Movie. DM 42) As W«4d Tomt. 47) Life M Riley. 2:« (3) Medic. (56) Ordeal by Fire. CM (7)RinTtoTin. (5N Sing Hi<-«lng Lo. i:W (9> Jac LaGulI. RlackwnHh I»ur>ra'« a r o « n buy louiMt • hibluNl to ih-atti aue Rlumiy nlgbl and lh«' e«i deaee,.. Ill. rircu,,,^ ni'h band. Ibc l«udy. waa lullty ot Ibe niunter. Duryea wna «l*-lerTnlne(1 ii> hima the suaiKvt in the mornim; I.irvc Joy oppuscil lynch 1h« hiuI held oul fur a lair trial JUMT llRMRIl M Th*‘ auapect. play*sl by South May Bolt, y.WhichWay? Jljapp «al«l Ibe wttleni could Tiiaa'a IurIU'* If they- wera nllllna lo pay tbe price, lha . price tor iiian'a Juatlce. be added.' waa linpenonaHly. ,S«a iei> pays j^ruleaaionala to ad> miniHler Jiwticr and lendn to llta handa of ineaay prtiblenM. • ".Iiialiie,"’ wild Kropp, "betoogs tixing in heart " lideil another tlioiartit—toat aer\e as defense ruunael (vejoy handle the pnMCCU* : r—,....... I>itk| ikootman, remembered nuihiyg id the'iiH'ent past except lhal hesj^ thought he aaw a pale hoiM' ini tl,e naxmllght at the time rticj in.penKmal. murder afniki Barnett Says Either 3rd Ticket, Unpledged Electors OK imOONVENTIONAL OONVKNTION - A bit offbeat, but aolid dtliena aa tar as theyre concealed, these beatniks opened a political conven ttoa of their own In New York Wednesday. Keynote speaker Bill Smith of Chicago is at left, with Gnomi Groas, "Mi« Beatnik" of Oiicago, who waa a leading candidate for their V. ,S ofdeli.Uim;'";^"' ■fahlc preaklentiai nominal Ion, and Amhmui' ino ImiT name), who stages h demohsiration, Their con-rent km UaU it a Grrenw lvh Village coffee house. Smith won the nominailoo. The tx'nt.s are wv independent that a strung (action pniiesicd adoption of any pi-oce«lunil rules. This, moat of Hie agreed, waa Juat a cu jtirmena. Of eourMi, antllyuch wealcras are aa rumiiKMi au paper cupa at a picnic, and twice aa alti k. Hut Ibe “Meet Hwur" \eralon a*|>ire**lve, had ridlod on) of bed private telephones, seven of them' eurller and galin-d a Imir-year In tl^ govemM‘’s suite. This opulence is doubly impri’s- In ReptiWiewv sui'iuise victory l^^■l ; NO 0\K INIUBTI'.D Since then no one doiilit that both II Rt'inihlii'an preauh _ ...... _ _____ , head atari The Republican "dream ticket* m * "candidate’’ for ‘ K„ hard M .Nlx.Hf, a aaserled qulshing opponents who will refu.se the vice p.esi.,n.p,,,,o h.^s v.ue pr. supporteid ^xhiUing at tte nws ,,yen if it coata the RepuWi-iipcrfi spent the nevl P can Paiiy the election this fall. Iwoomg ihdcgaie Kto tigili Lyndon B. Johnson used to Ik> right pluces Ihroughoui A awakened ul 5 o'clock every morn iKa^kefcUer, lai the. oil ing, down In Texas, by his father s ^as “a [lolitical unknowti shout: "C,et movin’, son; every cMpiiircd New York St equipped with one boy in town's got a head start on of the world’s great private (or- lyou." tunes, and with even more broth- I Papa, as usual, was right. Jolin-era than Jatoi F. Keaaedy, !son remained an undeclared candi-itoclMfeller has taken aver the date until only a lew days before tunied proarrulor, emerged from the trial greatly ehaaged. -T'he^ auapect wxs judged guiUy ami he wna duly hiinged by tha rierk hy the hitaxllliK settlers. Utien a (tale horse clattered into the village mum niter, with a dead man tinl to it, we were left won-dermg again abnur the emirse of justice Who wax ihe iniirderer" "We’ll IS i tilerl.'iim'd hvi* oui hw > ixit toiuru we ■n wiiMleil the know ' was Ihe answer ......................noniin.i. Ktopp was right .Iiistlee be- tton, hilt Nixw»--lik.- Ketitwdv had hmgx to ttie atrong In Ik'SiI. 'fully laid the giimiKlwork while; while Ibe meehanlra of JuaMro ItekefellcT wul J n h n s o n were; ^ n,,| jhu.sllv moking hPiolIm. s m ihnr’ rould drink more deeply of maa’a •r van-l>i''siige-laden h.iiliwuks j reaponalblllly lo low. the play’a light loi I hi- ill((err«e« la lhal heomsiy dent In n,„| KiH kefeller ran draw on Ihe • years private fortuuea of their faiidUrs, I all the na well aa thetr awn. lo biro a lerica. ! hrlghl assemblage of lienlenanls I hand, Mint "Ihinkrra,” wh until- be .luhiiscm an* aelf-in in : hy Ibe tnerhaales of getting mood and message aeroao sliiinltaae-■„ a ously. ' .Sinipiiilly also was el bowed •"•I aside at tiinea hy heavy appllca-of symbolism, Iroth in speech Bush Actress Ashore to Give Birth to Baby Hold State Man in Iowa Mystery John Patteraan tosh Itaue avlth Bamett’a call for the Houth to bolt too Oomocratir Party In tbe November elecllaa. FBI Nobs Sellittg- Ex - Convict - of Doctor Hid K. imedy have mii. h]'"’'' III liiilli, lhanks lo Iheiri ------- ilifluemi' ami ufniieiice,l THE fHANNKI, SWIM: "Inside lo stmt near the lo|i m Argonm*. a Iwiehour vidriitaped ‘ for the presideni y Roihlvisit U» tlie niielear study center live .iiid]"*^** D’uwnl. HI. wiill be earned .Saturday, Aug. 6. Thiman servea as , ...... "fYinrerto"^ on ABC- Well ta fm-e Ihe o|»cning giiveljTV's ",\Iu.sic for a .Summer Night ’ sounded at the Denimratie con-ivVediieKday,. Aug 10 ... A 30-veiiiion, Kennedy’s father, mothi r.'minute portion of (he "Great Lady broltwra, three sialeis. tlirre'i.iinrheon" during Ita* Republican on ABC-TV .Sah I Margaret Tl "jhf.STesS of "fy Who Vonished July 11 “I don't want to gel into ady argument with Gov. Barnett," Patterson said- at a newa conference. "but I think his suggestion of bolting the Democrats is very unwise." The governor said he thinks thci Democratic ticket of Sens. John F. | Kennedy of Massachusetts and .LyntlQa.fi,.. benefit the south and the entire j nation. By EARL WILSON NEW YORK—Movie actress Constance Towers— How Mn. Eugene McGrath—gave birth to a 7-pound .son in Nassau^^on- hikvjincha.m Al t I'Ai’' nle and Gene were on their yacht “South Wind ” when Connie V ' J, ex roirv u had to be rushed ashore and taken to the viKhigun In i-onneciHm ,uii Princess Margaret Hospital. The birth waa the myaienous dlsap|»e;ii aju one month premature. The baby .was-named 'V Michael Ford McGrath — the middle name Fpguor, T. w., being a salute to Hollywood director Jolm Kiki n into custiaiy Wednesday a Ford. Gene McGrath was formerly married >i«>'‘ght to 'K aitMiiwl the Aiigi'lii; will lie the guesla of honor. Nar- 'lea I aims are Arlene Uatil and U endeil Ihe faliuluualy wealthy Kiake ]U''r'‘y feller Has to also aebi'il he. an hand In CMi-agn^ AiitoiHt those who have alreaiiy niaile reaenaliona are brulhera John I). Koekrteller Jr., Rlnlhrop. loiiireare and David, wma Ml rhael, Kodinan and Meven. and H icaloxy of siatera-bi law anil J?® Groucho .Marx went to Las Vegas to see George Burns and Danny iUye perform — and was highly complimentary WU2SON about both. “Does Danny use some of his old stuff?” 1 asked. “Yes” said Groucho, “but his old stuff is better than most of the new fellows’ new stuff." Our son Slugger was talking about a lady who never for-I gets names. “She has a mem- l-'cigiier, weaiinu n k'i'«',v Im^ ifs.s siiTf, 'TimhiTTMvrf tcrrhiiiit iiuukIi' although ii aiiluniat PI.Htul I the I I SALT LAKE CITY (API—For-! otY an elephant,” he Said, Imer President Hany S. Truman i “and a figure to match.” said he would campaign for the] shelly Winters told me the tumultuous reception she got You mean the "Give 'Em Hell" ta^^ht her one thing. “I’m a style? He was asked by newsmen.; »he exclaimed, "So why, ’ iLattnl Intently dcitlnation S KCactur dty la Madlaon 3S Summlli County ]• Rutrltn 1 Oitw stortbouM S Conttr 31 Altanita U Mutculsr oriani 3S UndimlnUbi J7 Sun T I* Propel IS Ood _____ SI Osatrapad moUuil-3S Within “I never had any such style,’’i she asked reflectively, “don't I ex-President said with a make as much money as Janet p 41 SmallMt amount 41 Puditli 4S Bmployen M Dill »1 Taper M Abftraet bctni M ObMrva Chuckle, “I just told the truth, and Leigh?' the Republicans thought it vv-asi hell.” I Now that Bob Goldstein's Truman spoke to Democrats i becomeacUngheadofpro-jhere Wednesday and at Utah State! duction at 20th Century-I University in Logan Wedneaday| pox, following the death of jnlght. to fly to Wash-i B„ddy Adler. Irving Hoff- iington, DC- today ^ itein In them thar Bever- --Tociay's Raidio Programs-r him The pistol is than .1 38 revolvi-r. , » , Anoih. r man, id.'nl.l.nl as ./.n k H;il<‘, 'M). of Binningtiain^ wa.s .with I'fgiifT Ilf WHS turned over ilo city fxiliff ami was lo PONTIAC, MICH. Harlel.s. 32, re-|ion 1] and left,, hia lJuhu(|Ue home os|enMhl> III attend a .siek vyoinan in a rooming hou-w* The doctor. liWiff' of three 'I'hildren ha.s not been *a'en since Die FBI Said Ihe man who' at- ' k'f'e Newman and that he ai as Fegiier an ex-conv a .Johns, \tich WCAE Oltot S:M-WJR, Ntvt WWJ. Hava eXLW. Waaa WJBK, Kerne WCAR. ilusicr WPON Rtwi eporu Wia Tlam tor U'jitc I'jiici” lia^WJR. Moacaaf WWJ. Navi, Uartans CKLW. Jot Vta WJBK, MO wm Chuck Lfvta 3:00—WJR. CompotlU ly Hills" . .. Frank Sinatra ijnd Sen. Jack Kennedy acted very, very cIom ilt-ttng sMe-by-side at one CONNIE Hollywood dinner . . . The Eddie Jaffes are expecting in November ... Audrey Meadows and Bob Six are out erery-; ifhcre together. it it It THE MIDNIGHT EARL .. . Ehrla rresley spent part of his "Ol Blues" loot for a powder i blue boat, same color as his Cadillac . . . Socialite Rob Sweeney jWlll undergo ulcer surgery In London ... Joe Levine got the Cheboygan Plans Camp, Hopes for State Park CllFBOYGA-N i-P-- (Iwtaijgan pkinmng a stole twesi t'anipi-ite on; .sandy-shored Duncan Ba> east of h» re. The plan is being w i>rked out w iih the State Dnisi rvation Com-mis.skNi. ('helK)ygan hope-’ evr^tuall> tu have ;i dale park wi the ba.v WCAR. Nevi, Btonett jbill for his "Hercules Unchained " parly at ^he Forum: $13. ... Pal Boone, whose company is called “Cooga Mooga," says *wfe^i&v^SSS?«u ’****! his sac'y thought It was a gag once when he-got a call Item a. ’TV show, and was told, "Cooga Mooga? This Is Haggis Baggl-s' ' The cOnununIfy ofHhlfTey. L.I.. Is getting a new synagogue. It will, of course, be tagged Shirley Temple . Ruddy Rich’s extensive, expensive hi-fi equipment was stolen . . i it it it j TODAY’S BEST LAUGH: “The person who coined the exr presslon, ’sober as a judge,’ was never at a beauty contest’’-■Tommy Leonettl. WISH I’D SAID THAT: “It’s a big lie about every secretary [wgjitiQg ta marry her bosa.” says Steve Lawr«nce."Most of. them would rather marry his son." .....^...A glrl JiaA grown up Whao hec.iCwr wEJodyw^ ‘