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Hammarskjold 
- Seeks Stronger 
U.N: Corps 
in Lebanon in Spite of 
Veto by Russia 
UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. 
(AP) — Secretary General 
Dag Hammarskjold worked 
‘today to reinforce the U.N. 
lobserver corps in Lebanon 
so American troops can - 
Nasser Cries Out for Peace, pull out. , 
Hammarskjold took the 
job on himself after the sec- 
ond Soviet veto in four days   
  Setting Boom Phewe 
SCALA MAES — The Oakland County Courthouse tower is 
taking on a new look, as the dome is covered with aluminum paint. 
A workman (top picture) stands close to the figure of Justice as 
he hauls supplies from below to complete the regilding job. The 
scales of justice, missing from the lady's hand for a number of 
years, have been returned to their rightful place. “Those birds in 
the extreme bottom of the lower picture are not part of the original 
architectural scheme, they just happened to be around when the 
picture was snapped. blocked Security Council 
efforts to ease the Middle 
East crisis. The Council 
adjourned indefinitely to 
await the secretary gener- 
'al’s action and the outcome 
of negotiations for a sum- 
mit meeting on the Middle’ 
East. * * & 
Hammarksjold indicated he 
would ask U.N. members for more 
‘|men to build up the observer group 
so they might make it possible for 
the United States to withdraw its 
10,000 troops from Lebanon. 
“I shall use all opportunities 
offered to the secretary general 
» +» to help,” and develop the 
group “so as to give it all the 
significance it can have,” he told 
the Council. “You will forgive me 
    
Tragedy Strikes Senator Again   
McClellan's Son, 3 Others 
Killed as Plane Crashes LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (®—Grief-stricken Sen. John Mc- 
Clellan came home to Arkansas foday to await the burial 
of his youngest son, victim 
- killed three other men.   
of a plane crash that also 
James Howard McClellan, 30, who was killed in the   
-crash near Little Rock yes-* 
Cloudy on on Thursday terday, was the 62-year-old 
senator’s third and only re- 
maining son. 
The Arkansas Democrat ‘re- 
ceived the news of the fatal crash 
just after he had been in the Sen-| 
ate chamber voting on an amend-|* 
ment to the palace Trade Act 
bill. - 
It was the fourth slignity in 
the senator's life. Two other sons 
also died violently, Max in World 
War Il, and John dr., in an auto 
crash en route to re-burial serv- 
fees for Max, The senator’s sec- 
ond wife died of spinal meningi- 
tis in 1943. 
The younger McClellan, a ‘Little 
Rock attorney, was at the controls 
of qa twin-erigine plane owned by 
“a Little Rock flying service, A 
flier since his Air Force service 
in the Korean War, he was taking 
a test for a twin-engine ‘pilot's 
license. . , 
Killed with McClellan were in- 
structors Wallace Denman Hill, 57, 
and Jesse Ralph Williams, 32, both 
of Little Rock, and Harold K. Gil- 
‘pert, 33, .Stuttgart, Ark., who 
: planned to take his pilot's examina- 
tion after McClellan, 
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Wilson, Earl ...c6csccceses 38 but Day fo Be Warm 
‘The weather-outlook for Pontiac 
and vicinity tonight is partly 
cloudy with a Jow around 62 to 66; 
jdegrees. . 
Considerable cloudiness with 
thundershowers likely is the pre- 
diction for tomorrew and tomor- 
row night. The high will reach |” 
around 85. 
In the five day forecast, temper- 
atures will average near the nor- 
mal high of 84 and normal low of 
63. Friday and Saturday will be a 
little cooler with Monday warmer. 
Precipitation will total about. one 
Ylinch in showers or thunderstorms 
Thursday, possibly Friday and 
again late Sunday and Monday. 
The lowest thermometer reading 
preceding 8 a.m. was 65 degrees. 
At 2 =. the recording was 85. | assigned dune 11 
        for not being able to speif out, 
at this moment, what it may 
mean beyond that.” 
‘The 85th Soviet veto defeated a, 
Japanese resolution calling on the 
U.N: “to make possible the with- 
drawal of United States forces 
from Lebanon” by arranging to 
protect that country’s territorial in- 
ltegrity and political independence. 
SAME PURPOSE 
This. protection was the purpose 
Washington announced for landing 
Marines in Lebanon July 15, the 
day after the Iraqi monarchy was 
overthrown by supporters of Pres- 
ident Nasser, Nasser opposes the 
pro-Western Lebanese government. 
* * * 
The Japanése resolution was 
interpreted as calling for 
strengthening of the 135-man ob- 
server group which the Council 
to_-insure | 
against intervention in the Leb- 
anese revolt by Nasser’s United 
Arab Republic, 
All the Counci] members enceeh 
the Soviet Union-voted- for it, and 
Hammarskjold then said he would 
enlarge the group anyway. 
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FAVORED BY LODGE 
U.S. Delegate Henry Cabot 
Lodge told reporters he thought 
that Hammarskjold’s announce- 
ment was very helpful. He added) 
that the secretary general's action 
could bring about conditions under 
which the United States, after con- 
sulting Hammarskjold and Leb- 
anon, would withdraw its troops. 
Sir Pierson Dixon of Britain also 
said Hammarskjold’s plan should 
help. 
  
3 Jordan Officials Slain 
AMMAN, Jordan (%) — The 
number of high-ranking Jor- 
danian members of the Arab 
Federation government slain dur- 
ing the Iraqi revolt has reached 
three, a Jordanian spokesman 
    said today. Strives to Replace Gls 
icharging murder before Justice of Recommendation Sent to Lansing   
unanimously 
approved the plan at their meeting 
last evening. This ‘followed four|area 
days after the City Planning Com- 
mission had approved it, 
The $17,000 study, prepared by 
the Evanston; ¢ designated in the modernistic 
| plan, 
City Manager Walter K. — 
pointed out to commissioners the 
urgency of the approval so highway 
officials could move ahead with 
fitting the study in their future 
highway development plans for this 
ees: x * 
Earlier this month, Howard c. 
Bacon, official in the department's 
  Commission OKs City Road Plan “The trunklines are the key,” 
Willman said to the commission. 
“They (the highway department) 
‘are hungry for this ‘and would 
like to get working on it pronto.” 
Commissioners, who had exam-. 
ined maps pertaining to the new 
arterial system in previous meet- 
ings, reiterated. their praise for the 
Study. 
“TIME Is Now’ 
“The course has been set," de- 
elared Floyd P. Miles. “Now is 
the time for everyone to get be- 
hind it and push it.” 
The city manager emphasized 
that once the trunklines are -out-   +street-on the north. to Osmun street lined, “‘that is that and they can't 
be claheed.” However, Willman 
added, the city has control over 
the linking arterial roads, 
LOOP COMES FIRST 
The loop proposal, which is 
aimed at keeping through traffic 
from downtown, runs east and west 
of Saginaw street from School 
on the south. Planners say the loop 
will get number one priority. 
The Barton study, which took 
eight months to prepare, was fi- 
nanced by the Downtown Redevel- 
opment Group, formerly the Down- 
town Pontiac Assn.     
  r By WILLIAM L, RYAN 
AP Foreign News Analyst 
Abdel Nasser proclaimed himself 
ja man of peace yesterday and 
| virtually called for the assassina- 
tion of King Hussein of Jordan. 
It is the first time Nasser per- 
sonally has suggested assassina- 
tion for the Jordanian King, al- 
though his ‘Voice of the Arabs” 
propaganda radio station has done 
so often. 
* * * 
The President of the United Arab 
Republic, in his annual 
expressly on the people of "Jerusa- 
lem, Nablus and Ramallah — the 
main Palestinian towns in Jordan 
— to heed his words. 
Nasser pointedly referred to 
the late King Abdullah, Hussein’s NABLUS, Jordan  — Gamal} Suggests Slaying of Hussein 
grandfather, and to the year 1951 
in which Abdullah was assas- 
sinated by Arab Palestinians. He 
accused Hussein of following in 
his r’s footsteps by 
calling on Britain for aid, 
Nasser’s suggestion, however in- 
direct, could not possibly be lost 
on his hearers—Hussein is in line 
for his grandfather's fate. 
* * * 
“We call for peace and we make 
every effort to strengthen this 
peace,” said Nasser. But there was 
no hint of compromise in his as- 
sertion that “the British armed sidering he is seeking only 
breathing space in which to pre- 
pare for hig next assault. 
There are already signs that the 
crisis is getting deeper. 
* * * a, 
Nablus and other cities in the 
Palestine sector of Jordan are 
patently .nervous. There are num- 
erous check points on the road 
from Amman, and so far govern- 
ment security forces seem to have 
matters under control, But there 
are reports the pro-Nasser ele- 
ments have arms cached, waiting 
for the signal for action. Lebanon Vote 
Delayed Week Gives More Time to 
Search for Successor 
to President Chamoun 
BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP)—Speak- 
er Adel Osseiran has postponed 
for one week Parliament's elec- 
tion of a new president, appar- 
ently to give more time to a 
search for a candidate acceptable 
to both government and rebels. 
The election session was sched- 
uled for tomorrow but Ossciran 
postponed it last night. 
One of the reasons for the %5- 
      aggression against Jordan will he 
defeated — the American ‘armed 
aggression against Lebanon will be) 
defeated.” 
Should Nasser call now for dis- 
cussions on the Lebanese and | 
  ether Middle East problems, the Americans out of Lebanon, then, findiag a i 
| jpushing that country into his s0-| me * come a Saeco West might be justified in con- 
  
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Murdered Hi 
HARRISBURG, Ill. (} — 
old sweetheart. 
The policemen — Glenn 
      Charges Two Policemen 
ricocheting bullet killed a 14-year-old girl were named, 
last night in murder warrants brought by her 17-year- 
Gidcumb, 33—said they fired shots at the young couple’s s Girl Friend 
Two policemen who say a 
  Schwartz, 26, and Winston 
  
when orders to halt were 
ignored. The policemen 
were in a car which had no 
police markings. 
Slain was Margo Hallwood of 
Millington, Mich. She had a ‘bullet 
wound if, her head. : 
~ Del Whitaker, the teenage pro- 
spective groom, said he and the 
on robbery. He and Margo did 
not know they were police offi- 
cers, Whitaker said. 
The youth swore out a warrant 
the Peace V. E. Joyner. 
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He made the complaint after a 
coroner's jury returned an incon- 
clusive’ verdict in the case. 
After listening to two hours of 
testimony before about 600 spec- 
tators, the jury held only that 
the Hallwood girl’s death resulted 
from.a “fragment of a bullet 
fired by police officers of Harris- 
burg. ty 
State’s Atty. Robert V. Wilson 
told newsmen the policemen’s case 
would be presented to the circuit 
court grand jury which convenes 
in September.       
  So He Asks—in English, | of Course 
“erry the Bird Wants to Go Home 
KANSAS crry (AP) —Jerry is a para- 
keet who talks, He also flies. 
Usually he gives with the standard 
" parakeet palaver: “Pretty bird.” “I love 
you, Jerry,” and so on. His flying ordi- 
narily is equally confined—to his cage 
or room. 
* #€ * “pretty bird”) 
But this week he exclaimed to Mrs. 
Bishop: “Call Mary Neal. Jackson 
3-4312.” 
Jerry is home with Mrs, Neal again. 
A-week ago Moriday Jerry took off from 
the home of Mr, and Mrs, William Neal. 
_He wound up Thursday-at a grain company 
  J — Pages apeerees 19-21. | 
® i in Shawnee, Kan., 25 miles away. 
Pa a 
tye ‘ : 
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es es confirmed by William Bishop, office manager of the 
grain company, took cabene a2 
Pretty soon Jerry -s 
~The story was told by Mrs. Neal and 
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talkng—the 
routine again. 
ck ok ok. 
the Bishops.   , Jerry wouldn't talk to a 7 automobile Monday night* 
| girl feared the two men who | 
tried to stop them were intent Pope to Leave Vatican 
VATICAN CITY (® — Pope 
Pius XII plans to leave Vatican 
City tomorrow -for-- his--annual- 
stay at the papal summer resi- 
dence on the shore of Lake Al- 
bano at Castel Gandolfo.   |must digest the situation in Iraq 
‘ported today that a study of driv- 
+played--oh-—ear--radios -causes—mo-! 
imileage. The es may be some time in 
coming. 
| « * 
| Nasser’s wet indicated he ts 
interested first in getting the 
‘called “liberated Arab’ bloc. The) 
tone of his speech gave the im- 
pression he does not want to bite 
off too much at oné time. He still 
and still must deal with the situa- 
tion he created in Lebanon which 
brought American intervention. 
* * * 
It begins to look as if it will be 
a long time before the Americans 
and British can withdraw treops 
from the Middle East, The with- 
drawal might be a signal for a 
new Nasser assault. 
  
Rock ‘n’ Roll Expensive 
LINDEN, NJ. (UPI)—The 
Research and Engineering Co. re- 
ing habits shows rock ‘n roll tunes 
torists to jiggle the accelerator | 
pedal, significantly decreasing gas 
                ’|political troubleshooter. 
Khoury, the immediate predeces- day-old Lebanese rebellion is op- 
position to pro-Western - Presi- 
dent Camille Chamoun, whose 
term ends Sept. 23. Some neutral 
| political leaders have been seek- 
| ing to end the rebellion by 
U.S. Undersecretary of State 
Robert Murphy also has been en- 
gaged in this search since he ar- 
rived behind the U.S, Marines last 
week as President Eisenhower's | 
The most likely compromise 
candidate (Gen. Fuad Shehab, the 
army chief, whose name is cen- 
sored out of stories from Beirut) 
tried again to withdraw his name. 
Other possibilities are Alfred Nac- 
cache, chief of state under the 
French mandate which ended dur- 
ing World War II, and Bechara 
sor and bitter enemy of Chamoun. 
  
Nixon to GOP: ‘Work’ 
WASHINGTON (#—Vice Presi- 
| dent Nixon launched a Republi- 
can “Operation Coffee Cup" 
campaign today: by. telling-GOP workers to “get up early and 
stay up late’ if they want to 
| win this year’s election, 
  
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“OPERATION SHIFT” — 
merning all pitched in to move 
patientstrom the second floor of the old building 
to the fifth floor of the $35 million ey The Doctors, nurses 
and attendants at Pontiac General Hospital this   ‘some 55 adult 
¢ Hospital Uses More of Addition . 
  
floor marked ‘the 
EN ae 
\¥ :  Pndine ‘teem Phete 
transfer to the sé-bed sdeheni 
second occupancy by patients in the new wing, 
Pediatri¢ patients were moved in May. Here 
orderlies Walter “Highland (left) and | Andy       
Soviet Premier | 
Would Atfend Reds Charge ee 
Knows’ U.S. Can Rely 
on Majority Vote 
From Our News Wires 
WASHINGTON — Mos- 
cow objected sharply today 
to Western suggestions for 
a U.N. summit meeting to 
discuss the Middle East 
crisis, but stopped short of 
saying’ Premier Khrush- 
chev would not accept. 
  -— a} 
terday in the Western pow- 
ers’ individual replies to 
Khrushchev’s own sugges- 
tion for a five-power sum- 
mit meeting outside the 
United Nations. 
The initial Moscow reaction came 
in a commentary by the govern- 
ment newspaper Izvestia, which 
said that “everyone knows the U. 
8S. A. can rely on-a mechanical 
majority in the Security Council.” 
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The commentary broadcast by 
Moscew radio also accused this 
five-power conference 
proposed, But it did not rule out 
Soviet acceptance of the Western 
proposal. 
In advance of that, U.S, offi- 
cials said they expected Khrush- 
chev to accept, but to attach 
conditions which the United 
States and its allies may find 
unacceptable. 
The Izvestia commentary men- 
tioned one that they had antici- 
pated — the possible participation 
in such a meeting of President 
Chiang Kai-shek of Nationalist 
China. The Soviet Union is a strong 
supporter of Communist China. 
The separate notes they sent 
Khrushchev last night showed 
that President Eisenhower, 
Prime Minister Harolq Macmil- 
lan of Britain and French Pre- 
-mier Charlies de Gaulle them. 
selves were badly divided on the 
issue of a meeting. 
In fact, authoritative govern- 
ment sources in Paris said’ today 
Gen. De Gaulle would refuse un- 
der “‘virtually any circumstances” 
to attend a summit meeting at 
United Nations headquarters in 
New Y * rh 
ment. sources said today. 
SEES FAILURE 
The sources said the Freneh 
premier feels very strongly that \- 
in the U.N. Security Council would 
turn into a propaganda free-for-all 
within the view of television cam- 
eras and thus would be doomed to 
failure, 
The sources said De Gaulle was 
“adamant” in this belief and that 
what he .wants instead is a summit 
conference on Middle Eastern 
problems on “neutral ground,” 
such as Geneva. 
. * * * 
Eisenhower is reluctant to be- 
come involved in any kind of ses- 
sion with Khrushchev at this time. 
His letter strongly indicated, by 
several toughly worded para- 
graphs, that he considers the So- 
viet Communist leader to be be- 
hind much of the turmoil and 
trouble in the Middle East. 
. Authoritative sources say Eisen- 
- |hower is ready to attend a summit 
meefi at the United Nations but 
probably would walk out if Khrush- 
+chev tried to turn it into @ propa- 
ganda forum. 
In Lebanon, United States 
planes operating from sixth Fleet 
carriers and air bases in Turkey 
cities today -in a ere 
people of Lebanon.” 
It was @ clear demonstration of 
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WASHINGTON (AP)—Sen. Wil- 
liam F. Knowland (R-Calif) told 
the Senate today the West must 
not permit the Soviet Union to 
choose who shall sit in any United 
Nations summit conference, _ 
Knowland, the Senate Republi-. ry # 
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jot the Security Council . sending 
\the head of its government to the ead bly to set up an international po- “meeting.” force for use in Lebanon. There have been indications that *« * tk 
‘Khrushchev would decline to at- 
tend a Security: Council summit 
meeting because the Soviet Union 
            
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to sit down at such a meeting) Knowland said if Khrushchev! solve Mideast peace. : 
where China's Chiang Kai-shek is|attends any conference the free} “Knowland had said earlier he 
present, “so be it." ~~ world ought to raise at the meet-jexpects President Eisenhower to 
‘2 * ing the issue of Soviet troop with-/maintain close personal liaison ‘No person sitting in the Krem-/drawals from Hungary. with legislative leaders if .Con- 
| lin or anywhere else should be} Sen. John Sparkman (D-Ala),/gress goes home before the Mid- 
“——____-permitted to pick and choose be- a Foreign Relations Committee |dle East crisis is resolved. 
S| tween members,’ Knowland said. member, said he hopes the —— xk « * 
“No one member can be allowediwill act quickly on a resolution! ~y,.. : * 
to exercise a veto on any member supporting an expected. U.S. pro- munications “tetween the. Pres 
: id. the leaders of both 
wie parties offer a better means of 
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demonstration by some 100,000|for the nation to avoid violence) With us.” ro 
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| of Nation con Raylaine Worsteds Inc,| (Continued From Page One) forces from Lebanon “‘at the eartli- big city,” he said. “But it docen't more from school only. _ Acacia Park Cemetery under the 
a Manchester, N.H. " "1 §, aerial might in a divided coun-|°St, Possible’ moment coincident] slow anybody down much to take | There will be a change in last ! ~jauispices of Zion Lodge 1, F&AM, 
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) , Adams, President Eisenhower’s|ment of Lebanon's tary , 4 Mount Pleasant.”..- dren in kindergarten and the first . Mr. Collins died at.bis home 
: arch in the weather wor today: tions of influence, but the White|Cairo last night by United arab| 0a He K jlleacl cco: satin at stow tat mile from school, Shunck said. Local Government in| He retired in 1951 after 32 
_Tt seemed as if it was umbre™a | House said the inquiries were rou-|Republic President Gamal Abdel! J’ ; cars pass 8 i ee x as in the elec- | the ‘uation, . many pass through without, Will have to years as supervisor in f} : time everywhere in the natiot;|tine and no attempt was made to|Nasser. the drivers’ : ‘They will t Walk up to a) State to Be Reviewed | trical department of ‘ but there were excep : Lie influence the decision. . x * * . . . thing, he said: | stops é . Motor Division in Detroit. Mr. 
or Race as maaty GE ee | Tie cemmaraton ty amerins Doglicg (Sfficer (act sty 2° % nme cx woo tt? See te te be : Southwest desert tegion was dry| Hess spoke with a newsman aft-|vemeont in this tiny AraD re ? {net's 300 cose, Anyeedy Shek sey as usuel. er the committee, operating be-| public included supersonic fighters! sh : gravy. If the highway is not 2 2 
‘ e « @ hind closed dors with strict land big bombers capable of carry- Fugitive From Michigan vwepolagnacedietrs ea There won't] ' wir, the ‘opening of the hew 
| ___ But — there was a U-shaped and |crecy rules, baer ee ing atomic bombs. Thirty one Air] Pj i i . John. D. Pierce Junior High School, 
| of the Armed Services Board of for Routine Check 
. rains fellkcor were forecast—in|Contract Appeals, and Joseph A. |*K Part. —— or Be mers FO re apr bectheny Mirah ac ae oo. 6 ee 
1 ; Avery, chairman’ of the board’s| The flypast began after ; seal itd ape es rg Pr conga aS eaneeinieet 
the northern Atlantic stdtes south: | (TOY sane. | dawn over cities and small vil | VALDOSTA, Ge, un — Edward|/masent bet Be & Cyakly bitter. iseptember, offidials sald. Two new through the Gulf Coast states and| Austin has said publicly he con-| lages. The planes were 12 F109 |Hanna, 24, picked up today “The Highway idl erg tandhenedioest oes 
then northwa:t to the Piains|sidered Adams’ inquiries improp- ——— ee ae ak ee - is. made oe ait sald. ee to pupil F er, but does not believe they B66s, 101 voodoos d killed a police-| “These meetings holding ‘stops made and miles driven, 
—— By nim, cinver tard — ——— — — and non — _ the wri Ludington, Mich, Sunday ny aac tit akg | Waterford * ' see geo i 
oe z {nto the western Great Lakes. very refused-to- S i news-| car rriers vas asp + aa —* E eee oe shaver dhe mine Sesame 2 get 993,124 in state } aid ast year |; sl r states that have- 
k *« men, He was recalled for fur-| somewhere off x * * and we don’t have the money to | but only received $86,000 due to 
Heaviest rain last night fell in|ther questioning, as were Col. C.} coast. Valdosta police called Lading- | “8ht them. _ | @ shortage in state funds. simendmecut was sought Service Sor Harold 
an already clobbered area which|Robert Bard, board member who! he Air Force planes came from} ton and learned the officer was | “The little man doesn’t mean a| What the school district receives ‘en 1942 and 1944 by ead a former Sewiehees pl Rad 
~~extended “from Western Kansas |WTote the Raylaine decision; and)bases in Turkey. buried today and that a warrant |damn in Michigan,” he said./this year will not ba known until! petitions be it 1 was turned down {died “at bie : Will board record year | petitions but turned d “Saturday at’ his “home inst 
j : a vee Oe = in- am Mi. Hyon: * = ‘CAN GET OUT’ has been issued for Hanna, Mich- tives i to be the CIO or a after Sept. 19 when an actual count| by state voters each time. Petersburg, Fla., will be held at 3 
| of the storms hed bail and high| Hess expressed concern with the|. Adm. James L. Holloway said Se ee eg ee of stops and ‘malleage ab. Deen)” cie -whicin. tide is. ebiniity atifm, YSy: st Sa Chapel of the 
winds, and there was a tornado|amount of time required by te ee wes ake di ccidt sts ihehiciate us eilisesl a ade! , on the ight © il! be in White Chapel Memorial 
SO eer dam, [vestigation, especially since four|ing He added he doubts that| Police did not give a reason tor|highway will boost the tax ills nt Oe (i leone, conmltbes Cemetery. ? beck, Te Bese, on ae a World War If will start bere, [picking up Hanna. They quotedn the counties, to. soa LEAS Detied chairman and a leading advocate] aeina Portland Cement Co... De- —— “At-this rate, we'll still be go-| The over-all commander of |. , foe d to land- with this new hiskway "lt Bias ("ASA MA Seer S yoe eperee oe ie Mr, Cree was & member of The Weather ing to adjournment — whenever} American forces in Lebanon T6-|hin in a tavern. The name of-the|he said. “That's going to take that by Com Ser <i ton| tte Detroit Lodge 2, F & AM, and that is," Hess said corded these statements for ra- ) County home ‘rule incorporatesitne Etks St = ; ded the . Ludington officer was not available |farm land off the tax polls. Who is]! Pagding Bibl three concepts: se Etks Lodge in St. Petersburg. 
Full U.S. Weather Bureau Report | —— 5 > | dio and Se hateaer here, ee going to make up the difference? ing bidle (e, Bole Bk ths firm of Perinat. ee ore gota 
~— Clend} pi 4 3 We are, that’s who.” ae Revise the f Rochester; Ss 
tale morning, becoming portly cloway by AEC Guards Agree MeOlinteck, me ee ee wen Next: What some have done.) | ,VZENNA @ ~~ Ordered by | county government. + |ter, three grandchildren and one 4 afternoon. Warmer today, high around Chicago. : = s Communist govern- ain Authority to exercise pow- great-grandchild 
Siar teundercacenrs  Mbely,- Cometrew.|6.- * g . oageag seed aa = "| ment to: speak to factory work: | ers independent of the Legisla- : : Lew tenight 62 - 66, h tomorrow to Return {0 Work the outlook, not only in Lebanon ot . P - ers about the “peace campaign | ture. Harry G. Diefendort 
argund 85. Variable winds 6-12 miles but in respect to -repercussions at 0c a f Service for Di 
might, sonegerstis Goudie wih sew eléewhere to the arrival of Ameri-/ STGNGAIG Ull RalSeS | of the Socialist camp,” tamous | —'Rower to merge with envel- |, Service for Harry G. Dlefendort ers or thundershowers, low around 65. LAS ie py ork ite can forcés in this tiny Middle East 3 = : : Di : f G 4 W d rage ane oi Fay cities or neighboring coun- be halt ot 2h ho ’ * on 
lines h: i ‘from | nation, > ee : 2 4 : Lowest temperature, preceding 8 a.m. Atomic ‘Enersy’ Commission prof “Holloway ok Re were Area Gas Prices es 0 un Foun b) — was dead — - the ajiieis was tect coldly Henin, of the pepe ra 
| At $ am.: Wind velocity § mp.h.jects and striking gua ve jask opinion on pos- ss pas re Buda factory . Citizens. Research > Re . 
j es! oipm. {agreed to return to work. sibility that the Lebanese situation| Standard Oil Co, ‘today.raised| FLAT ROCS UF With the death) enna Catholic news agency Kath- Councl,” ‘the “Detroit Citzens| A’ retired. pec fas “ones Gin ear itm, | pe [might touch ot-a third world war. its wholesale gasoline prices 18) ots shootings of three persons| brs erected Kodely to be ar, L20gue and many inetropilitanland-former instructor at Wayne : Moon sets Thursday at 12:03 a.m. guards are members of the} qne ambassador replied: gallon for its Detroi ” jarea officials. It was/State - he_ lea — : ‘Monday may never be fully solved.| rested immediately but he fin- : 2. OE NESS 
ca a. Dommeng Toapermres independent Guard, Assn of Ne-| «rom my own palin! exper |"‘Denters are expected fo pase the|, #T%el Aber, 77, who police said {dual the sending sactteted and eee, eS nn, aes Sey } J eeecoe- ie: (apne ces $31 tomie test facilit Craft work.| 0c, 1 would say the danger Of |: --oase on to’ the paiblic placing| Shot and wounded a neighbor cou-| walked out.” : _|viewed cautiously by many out-/ham; a son, Ned, and five grand- 
Same aM ; ket lines, halt.| ® third world war fs very much ola le, died yesterday of self inflicted Lo [eae comnty officials. cue, a of 9 a.m. honored ket li - the price of regular at about 31.7|P yesterday j 10 a.m. 15 poe ai ws ote pd sag eal ore reduced.” Holloway concurred, [4 depending oa Geuier wounds, He died without. telling 4 : 
i Tuesday in Pontiac ; : id ‘ 3 pricing he did so, police said : 5 . e : 
a The employer, Federal Services,| Holloway also said he sees no ae: and ) on | Bo ‘ > Cal : 
tes eoerded sewatows) 7 Ine., signed an agreement under| indications of the Soviet Union be- es ee ee ee The shootings were at the home Set Tests for bOY |Divorce. Called Off : " 
.!cb| which the dispute will be taken|Coming involved: in the Lebanese| Other gasoline firms are expect-|of Leland Alexander, 62, and his)» eee 2 : ag : 
to arbitration if the AEC labor|problem. Asked whether he feltled to follow Standard’s. lead, ap-|wife, Fayetta, 54. Both were wound-| |} Drowning Case fers ae ee Li 
yg\Telations panel does not reach a/similarly about the United Arab price a aime only so sph ae SCcaf. evan ome Qain ep perene ui. /peorsnonaly : A va rerdred barber, had "al <2 : “ ir. 
Ee tok = ‘rétlonal|little argument.” © | ——‘ {ANN ARBOR aa 3. as ten N PME: , a Fd i Frank Hogan Jr, has been SY : : oe : 
cones of 17M, cote sn four, fs a. be ei ee nuk of a ERLY. HILLS, Calif. (AP)—Oscar Levant ts homie 
{sere om CLE 52.8 on towels , 1  [gARW, YORK, (URTThere's no} probate Judge ‘John, W..Conlin| “Yes, wee together again—in the same house, at any 85 . eee ae if ay ” she said“I hope this quarreling doesn’t ha 64 ‘ did not-reply directly said: | eS  , ander Kahn, 47, still is in .good|committed Frank yesterday for a rate, ; “Be ppen 
3 NATO Meeting Looms |The U.S. - Marines ‘ar Army|$trato-Balloon Delayed © condition. . 30-day. test period. Police say the) again.” pe via 
“4 have the capacity for. quick shifts ie. ei _.| Kabn was off, duty early yes-|boy admitted drowning John last} Mrs. Levant walked out on Oscar’s television show. A 
iy LONDON « — The Foreign jand movements.” oo ‘ MINNEAPOLIS,’ Minn. (UPI) iterday when he spotted a man) Tht in a pond near their) violent q 1 followed with Levant leaving home. 
s Office said today the 15 Atlantic Me. ~The Offide of; Naval Research |chasing a sneak thief. Kahn took Pittsfield Township homes, k  * * : 
8, Pact allies are considering a spe- |-_Im-& formal statement; Me- | 1 44+ pond today’s scheduled |off on a dead run, chased the| Hospital doctors will report on) g, ted the piahist-turned-televi pevcteg 
_ | cial meeting of their foreign min- | Clintock said: We are bere {© | launching of a manned balloon |thief into an apartment house, ran|Frank’s mental condition. Then]. agen en haseated vision Setar: ° 
| isters in Pari next week to dis- | Melp, amd met to takgever.” | into the because of |eight floors to the roof and made|there will be a hearing to deter-| Cannot hold a grudge: I am\interested only in getting my fe! cuss the Middle East, : —— unfayorable weather, © =~ his) mine final action, / , way. te Eg RY Se fj 
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Private service will be held Fri-|/M™s Dorie Saat Snyder of Romeo; @lconstance Price and Mary Carol 
- day for Gilbert A. Clemens, 64, at| "er Almont, and TT (else, i Posing vad Gree 
his home, 3930 Devon Gables Ct.,|"" ~~ _tH-PoNTIAG PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JULY. 2». 1958 
; : ves A “Surprise Party? o on Their Birthday . -« Simms Do, Too 
: or ised HOW LOW We've Cut Prices! 
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LAPEER — Service for Mrs. Pontiac, 
Nevarwn (Mary) Dates, & 
  Tomorrow (THURSDAY}-9 A. M. to 6 P.M. 
Never, in all our 24 years have we offered so mony super-specials 
. . . and TOMORROW ONLY we slash some items so low that we 
couldn’t expect anyone to believe us. You strep ly have to come 
and see how much you can save. 
“ NOTE: Seme odds and ends in too limited quantities to a ahienien, ah 
you to be here when the doors open at 9 A. M.   
       Look for “Question Mark" — 
PRICE ‘TAGS          Burial wil be in Mt, Loreto oi to, |Gunther, all of Pontiac, also sur-|setuently 
night at 8 at the Baird Funeral|“V Home. ice 
Mrs, De Felice died yesterday 
at the Lapeer County General Hos- 
pital following a heart attack. 
Surviving are her husband; five 
sons, Ffank of Detroit, Louis of 
Snover, Richard of Farmington and 
Gene and Anthony, both at home;   
        Surviving are his wife, Loretta C.; a son, Robert G, of Alpena; 
three stepsons, James T. Long of 
Madison Heights, Patrick J. of Li- 
vonia; and Thomas V, at home; a 
stepdayghter, Catherine M, Long 
at home; a sister, Mrs, Fred 
Rockowitz of Walnut Lake and 8land four daughters, Mrs. Erna 
brother, Raymond of Union Lake.|Frickson of Lapeer, Mrs. Mary 
HOWARD K. EMMONS _|Bissett of Brown City, Mrs, Ann 
Moores of Fenton, and Mrs. Nancy 
ROMEO—Service for Howard .R.       
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with turning in a rash ot false fire} t 
alarms, was “sentenced” yester-|. 
day to write ‘‘I must not send in 
false alarms” 500 times weekly i 
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  Emmons, 74, of 124 S, Main St., 
will bé held at 2 p.m. Friday at 
_ Roth’s Home for Funerals. Burial 
Snake!’ She Yelps _ 
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Mr, Emmons died unexpectedly Arthur Alfred Fischer, 
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ens, 11 a.m. Thursday at the Coats Fu- one objected to the marriage of Mary Price and Clyde S 
He was a member of the Romeo|neral Home, Burial will be in the| Willis, the maid of honor let out # shriek. ’ : Tweed Rugs : Sport hirts Curtains Blankets 
Methodist Church and the Romeo|Drayton, Plains Cem “Snake!” she-yelped and scrambled into the cholr | To $1.89 
st inl ered he Eiawmsees See recom ee] so Di 19 Yive Di “se 9 Shoe Store from 1915 to 1953. Community Activities, Inc. (CAD ‘She didn’t mean the groom... but a real live reptile Value os Value ~ Choice fl Value . 
Surviving are his wife, Eliza- 
beth; two sons, Max of Detroit 
  Building in Waterford Township. 
  Surwving are four. sons, ape 
John, Robert and Danny K., all who had slithered into the church. It was just rehearsal, 
The wedding went off next day with no snakes and no 
objections.   
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      It Is With Pleasure re ‘Announce the Opening of 
THE PONTIAC DISTRICT AGENCY 
Appointing 
L. MACK OAKLEY, District Manager 
212 Telegraph Road, Pontiac . . Tel. FE 5-1322 
F. W. HOWLAND, C.L.U., General Agent - | 
1680 National Bank Building ernor and George Nigh as lieu- x «* 
Detroit, Michigan tenant governor. Nigh, who came within a few | 
e x *« * thousand votes of _ being _ elimi- 
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[Dems in Oklahoma Choose Candidates 
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP)—By aj Edmondson, whose own super 
record vote, Oklahoma Demo-'ers called his first primary elec- 
crats yesterday picked a 32-year-|tion lead a “political miracle,” 
old county prosecutor and a 31-|beat millionaire home _builder|     
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      ||| year-old bachelor schoolteacher as|w, P. Bill Atkinson 362,877 to 159,- | nominees for governor and lieu-!17, in unofficial returns. In the 
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  ‘total in history, The runoff was 
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M, K, Clay. All three are 17. 
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into a school under construction 
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WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, 1958 earn es Fs ~ eee “ms ee ba 
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_. THE PONTIAC PRESS — =§ : An Independent Newspaper * . 
‘ — enna Editorial Page Gitawar te 
  
    
Innocent Folks Pay 
for Juvenile’s Action 
Tragedy struck and struck hard 
when two young people decided to 
elope and then refused to stop when 
ordered to do so by police. 
The officers of the law pulled 
alongside the fleeing car several 
times and flashed lights on them- 
selves to establish they were offi- 
cers; but the seventeen year old 
driver merely answered by forc- 
ing the police off the road and 
speeding forward. . 
* 0 %& 
Finally a bullet from behind killed 
the 15 year old girl. We extend our 
heartfelt sympathy to the parents of 
the young lady. The whole incident 
is regrettable, but our sympathies go 
even further in the case of the officer 
who fired the shot. He said he was 
shooting low and the bullet bounced 
off the pavement. 
Kk: %& -&® 
The evidence indicates he was do- 
ing his sworn duty. The 17 year old 
boy has a juvenile record and was ex- 
pelled from school earlier in the year. 
He was the one who refused to stop. 
Here’s where the blame belongs. 
‘* * * 
Either our agencies are going 
to enforce the law or we can sur- 
render abjectly in the face of all - 
criminals and law breakers. No 
one can take the statutes in his 
own hands and do as he pleases. 
The laws apply to everyone. They 
must be heeded by 17 year old 
juveniles with a past record and 
recent expulsion from school as 
well as the rest. 
oe, eee 
The girl’s parents wanted no part 
of the elopement or marriage. And 
yet today they are the victims ance 
with their daughter. Everyone re 
grets the death but the blame belorigs 
on the driver of the death car who 
should have obeyed orders. He had no 
right to run red lights, speed and 
thumb his nose at the law. 
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The officers were doing their 
duty. 
That’s what we hire them to 
do. 
They must continue.   
  
  
Needed: United Front 
Against an Old Foe 
How’s your weed crop? 
Booming, we'll bet. Any number of 
things can slow up your garden 
eee and flowers, but weeds 
. they thrive in any year. 
x * * 
This is the time of the year when 
owners of vacant property within the 
city must look to its care, Weeds must 
be cut. If you, as property owner, do 
  % 
after a woman was slain in the 
northern part of the city. The 
cyime was committed with the 
protection offered by tall grass. 
A well-mowed field offers no place 
for a potential-attacker to hide. 
x « * 
The city, through its department 
_ of parks and recreation, is now in- 
specting all vacant property for weed- 
control, according'to Davm R. Ewatr, wp aay aay eer AREA) BAe fet eh emf bale eo 
ig! 
property cut several years ago 
department head. Owners - whose 
weeds are uncut will be notified of 
the ordinance requiring them to be 
cut. oe 
If they remain uncut 10 days 
later the city will do the job and 
bill the owner. Cost for a 50 to 
150 foot lot usually comes to 
about $5. 
Most property owners are happy to 
have the work done on their own, 
just to be good neighbors. As an aid i 
~ to citizens the Pontiac Department of 
Parks and ’ reached 
arog the City Hall switchboard, 
is prepared to furnish lists of men 
who are equipped to take on such 
work. 
ko he ® 
If you own vacant property better 
look at it now. 
If thé weeds are high ... act now. 
Weeds never back down. They get 
_ higher, and fast! 
  
The Man About Town   
A Lot on a Little Intensive Gardening Gets 
Results in Very Big Way 
Good old days: When you 
kissed her a you =— was 
girl. 
An outstanding example of what can be 
produced on a small plot of land is that of 
Raymond Turner 
of 1144 Cloverlawn St. On a garden spot 
only 30x50 feet in size (which is less than 
one twenty-fifth of an acre) he raises 
more than is now grown on some of our 
80-acre farms. 
On this little patch of well drained 
sandy loam, with no fertilization or water- 
ing, he has radishes, beets, turnips, to-   
" matoes, beans, corn, cucumbers, cabbage, 
eggplant, potatoes, lettuce and other 
vegetables, all of above-normal size and 
quality, and in quantities that would — 
ply several families, 
He says that correct grouping and prop- 
er rotation are big elements in successful 
gardening. As to the weeds, Mr. Turner 
asserts that the best way to cope with 
them is not to let them get started. 
  Now President of the Portland Cement 
Association, a nationwide organization, — 
G. Donald Kennedy, 
formerly of Pontiac, breaks into full page 
ads in the current issues of several of the 
big magazines th a story about the im- 
portance of cement in road building. 
  
Farmington Township Supervisor and 
candidate for Sheriff, : 
__.. Frank J. Stephenson, 
took-the-floor—at-this- :   
“net do this or have it-done, the city — 
will do it for you,_and send-you the 
bill. There are four good reasons why 
this must be done: 
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Traffic safety: Weeds and tall 
grass near street intersections 
sometimes block the view of the 
drivers; children at play are.not 
very tall. — 
Health: If you suffer with hay 
fever, every weed is a potential 
enemy. Pollen travels far with 
the greatest of ease. Only a weed- 
free city can keep a relatively 
low pollen count. 
Economic: Farmers and city 
gardeners want to keep their 
premises free of noxious weeds. 
Seeds blown in from other prop- 
erty are not welcome. 
Personal safety: Officials start- 
ed a wide campaign to keep vacant 
  
  
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  8 ne in rea HM} "Pontiac   the Board of Supervisors to congratulate. 
-the Road Commission on removing politi-— 
cal signs fromi our highways. “All of mine 
are down,” he said. 
& Pontiac young man, 
Tom Duross, ; 
the son of Mr. and Mrs, Dennis P. Duross 
of 56 Marquette St., is now a reporter on 
the Springfield, Ohio, Daily News. He is 
writing a series of articles for that paper, 
boosting for a civic center, using Pon- 
’ tiac’s as an example, carrying illustrations 
of what has been done in his home town. 
The two cities are approximately Ge same 
ane. P aa 
  Living, up Lapeer way, my old friend, 
Rodney Parkinson, 
sends word that for several years he has 
planted an extra large oo “to atin 
nibbling for the deer.” 
  Just ‘over. the line-in another county, 
some Hadley Township residents do not 
like its zoning ordinance, and 
Rachael Broecker, 
Acting Postmaster, is circulating petitions 
for another vote on i. 
  My Armada scout sends word that 
Mrs. Edna Tfbbitts 
of that village has spent five years in tat- 
ting a bedspread. It is 80x100 inches in 
size and contains over 3,000 medallions, 
—_—_—_——- 
Verbal Orchids to- Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Wager 
bf 160 South Francis St.; fifty-fifth wed- 
‘ding anniversary. 
Herman Votkes 
of Birmingham; eighty-fifth birthday. 
Mrs. Henrietta Bradner 
of Waterford; eighty-fourth birthday. 
in}     
Maybe It ent Wat, But—   
David Tawkence Says:   
We're Losing in Bropigande War 
- WASHINGTON —- Political 
partisanship inside the free 
political personalities, as well as. 
from’ newspapers in those same 
countries which appear to be giving 
moral support to the Soviet position 
in the present crisis. 
* * * 
Thus, the letter from Khrushchev . 
proposing a “‘summit” conference 
was immediately seized upon by 
before the respective governments 
of the United States, Britain and 
France could formulate their 
   
  Free countries naturally sanction 
_the most unrestrained kind of de- 
  bate on public questions, but the 
price of it sometimes: comes high. 
“* * * 
Is it too much to ask of the 
ten gr opposition that it wait a 
few days and not come out in the > 
middle of delicate negotiations with 
speeches and statements depreci- 
ating what one’s own government 
_. is striving to do? 
Also, is it necessary for the 
“Voice of America” to broadcast: 
dissident comments of some 
ican newspapers that are 
-eritical of our own govérnment? 
Wouldn’t*it. be just as well to 
  
The Country Parson cher dite? when St oul ale 
interests? and the United States in the 
  the Cesscbirc Likclengel Guvanex Gi amid toa 
a A Ataiateetive Hand Soc, See vine tnctan ot the aft 
  
  
  
  
  and pimples.) As I had 
fore she was born, I am 
there may be a heritable predispo- 
sition, The doctor said that in his 
opinion the incidence of goitre in 
this area isn't fecal alr 
“rant universal iodine 
on this. Mrs. — —)” 
In 
        
      
    
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No. Gas Worries Caused by Middle East Explosion 
U-boats in World War Il. But the 
government has an ace in the hole. ° 
It could preempt from 
‘owners the: big and little inch pipe- 
lines running parallel from Texas to Pennsylvania to help keep the rgeTitiiy : 
FL ‘ : 
  
‘Case Pantie of a a Paychologiat:   
Advice Columnist Is Very Wrong   "yl | 
- 
rf simple 
F is non tu gee 
ah on her marriage.   
then if isn fficient 't su 
such phphvlacs anywhere in the country. 
So in your oii Ma’am, I'd 
- do as my doctor gays.. 
I must say that this Milwaukee 
family physician may have better 
ground for his opinion that iodin 
deficiency is not now so prevalent 
in the area. 
In the thirty-odd years since the 
medical, health and nutrition au- 
thorities concluded that everybody 
in the Great. Lakes basin needed a 
regular ration of iodin in.one form 
or another as a supplement to 
everyday - ‘let | to maintain vite, it 
is probably that better transporta- 
tion, refrigeration and higher stan- 
dard of living have increased: con- 
The doctor’s belief that a anelie: 
, dodin ration is likely to produce 
acne is shared, I find by a good 
many others. 
It reminds me of a medical ¢ol- 
_ And 1 do0’t believe anyone can” teli whether oily skin (seborrhea) 
blackheads and Dev ge (acne) | 
affects most teenagers — the divorce 
“Advice     
    ist,” she agreed - tapes 551 a 
  on marriage problems and opened _ 
lem. Instead of ee 7 going ahead on eyes of Loig to some of her 
Boia by that. ot ae ~-¢ritical shortcomings. 
* * * Column 
to the plan we Marriage Coun- * She had sree Jim was. the 
‘gelors “recommend. See for 
By DR. GEORGE, W! CRANE 
CASE Y + 369: Lois M., aged. 
32, js. the disturbed wife who was 
told to’.get a divorce because _ 
her husband had a caustic tongue 
and even berated 
her parents as ae 
well ds herself. 
Yesterday I re- 7 
counted my inter- 
view with Lois |    
   
    
  an “I'm too tired” 
hd he wanted DR, ORANE 
‘to pet and caress her. 
This burned him up. So he 
- would then criticize her in such 
bitter words that she had fin- 
ally consulted a female “Ad- 
— ee oe 
“It you have the braing of 
®k R- 
But that was stupid counsel. It < 
shows the need for moré medical me six weeks after our inter- 
view. 
“Well, I never would have be- 
lieved the results if I hadn't seen 
them ‘with own tyes. 
“Jim has n simply wonder- 
" ful to me. He hasn’t said a cross 
word in al] these six weeks. 
* * * 
“And I have never been so’ 
happy, even on our honeymoon. I 
Jim's violent outbursts. 
“It scares me to think what 
might have happened if I meg 
gone ahead. and 
Wouldn't that ha’ 
TRAGEDY AVERTED 
Yes, it certainly would have 
been. "tragic. : But thousands of 
ee ee a 
week all over America by the 
simple medico-psychological _ad- 
vice which progressive newspa- 
pers are offering. . : 
“H-R” or “Human Relations’ - 
is now the most crucial problem 
in the aged not even excepting 
‘satellites . intercontinental 
missiles, ~ 
“For chemistry and. physics can 
destroy mankind from the. face 
of thi planet Earth unless we - 
For: dim and Lois. hhad two leary the at of cert ma 
each other, despite Jim’s occa- 
caustic ; Relations. 
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se     
Peacaiocs hold the major orem 
as regards the future of civiliza- 
tion. 
i 
  
  chading lack of. religious faith, 
’ failure to budget the husband's 
pay check, etc. 
But sexual maladjustment is the 
major cause of divorce in luxurious’ 
America, 
* x * / , 
So please see that prospective 
brides are given more than a cook 
matrimony. : 
For sins of omissions make the 
* gdepoahdly Siacicach Wtvkn of locur 
50. per cent guilty for causing their own divorces. _ 
Send for my booklet “Sex Dif- ferences Between Men & Women,” _ 
enclosing a stamped envelope, plus 
20 cents: (non-profit). 
Always write to D; tse aa Crane 
Site ata ee 3c stamped. 
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perennial a 
     
    
Require Job Benefits 
Accounts Made Public 
such plans out failed by a report- 
pa a description of the 
plan and an annual finaneial re- 
* * * 
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so. 
A copy of all reports would be 
filed with the secretary of labor. 
They would have to be sworn to, 
making them subject to perjury laws. Willful failure to file with 
the secretary of labor would car- 
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fine or six months in jail. : 
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BUENOS AIRES  — Gunfire * 
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eo standing opportunity to become ac- They were part of the revolution - — | ee of : oa? . 
quainted with the finer quality, work- ra aay just after 30 everest All S Sh fs Peron years of dent, f 
manship, and styling that is: building our | Hidi atorship, : ter of labor, Ee Gummer oes 
reputation asa BETTER men’s store. > pineal ‘ives Os ek ~ : Women’s ead gre : EAN 
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= ‘way they buried it on Martin |, 
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RHEUMATISM-ARTHRITIS lerow bolder following the lection White a Barefoot Sandals 
ar paralyzed the country. Feine ; THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE, RIGHT /©> turo Frondizi, eries are heard in Mp sok wan traded ust Porta 7 a s10. wun 
HERE IN MICHIGAN, MANY OF WHOM HAVE SUF. 4 VS the streets: returned more powerful than ever. = 
FERED FROM ARTHRITIS OR RHEUMATISM FOR fi * 2 8 Ie - Coa ae. ta AS Lo Lovty ip 
MANY YEARS, HAVE RECEIVED THE RESULTS THEY ~¢ “Where is Eva Peron's body? sete Go Furst te 
DREAMED OF, WITH O-JIS-WA BITTERS, HERE ARE “Return to us. Soon after, Peron and Eva » , 
THE FACTS: A GREAT MANY OF THESE PEOPLE ~ “Give back the body of the be- Duarte were married, And in . ; ) 
WERE DISCOURAGED, AND TRIED O-JIB-WA BIT. TAT loved senora.” February 1946 Peron, still riding a j S res 4 % TERS AS A LAST RESORT, TO THEIR NS Fig WORDS ON WALLS the crest of the October labor . 
AMAZEMENT, IN A SHORT TIME, THEY of simul are a demonstration, was elected presi- WERE ENTIRELY FREE OF ALL PAIN AND Bema vt Ayes dent. ; 
rs Ae aon tho @ youn CAN pear with Eva's picture. va One of his first acts, it is said, er “19 RITIS AND RHEL ; . , 
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ING, OWJ18-WA BITTERS IS THE MOST Eva made her last public ap- 2 
SUCCESSFUL MEDICINE YOU CAN BUY. pearance May 1, 1952, when she 
PROVEN RESULTS FOR OVER 40 YEARS attended the opening of the Zoe is 
BY OVER A MILLION — RIGHT Argentine Congress. For a year Z Pat 
HERE 1N MICHIGAN, she had withered a 4 eee 
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Only 15 Beauties SecA 
Left in Contest Clayton Powell 
for Miss U.S.A. 
LONG BEACH, Calif. (AP) — 
Fifteen beauties — almost half of 
them Southerners — carry United 
States’ hopes forward today to- 
ward the finals of the Miss Uni- 
verse contest. 
The U.S. contingent was cut one 
third last night when the judges 
in this year’s beauty pageant. 
The girls from ‘Dixie took seven 
semifinalist spots, with the judges’ 
nod going to representatives of 
Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Louis- 
Carolina, Tennessee 
and Texas. a 
The others picked were from} 
California, Montana, South Da-| 
kota, Utah, Washington, Illinois. | 
*Nebraska and New York. 
Tonight the 15 will be narrowed 
to five and the five to one—Miss 
U.S.A.   
Look for Portly Bandit 
IRVINGTON, N.J. (AP)—Police 
are looking for a portly bandit 
who stole 20 pairs of pants from 
Harris Sherman’s tailor shop. The 
pants were in sizes 48 to 50. to Stand Trial Federal Judge Rules 
Income Tax Evasion 
Charge Valid 
Clayton Powell Jr. (D-NY) must 
evasion, 
Judge William B. Herlands 
ment charging Powell is valid. 
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The Negro congressman had 
isought to have the indictment 
thrown out, He claimed the grand 
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on the case, 
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turn for his wife, pianist Haze] 
Scott, a Negro, and with evading 
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ruled yesterday that the indict-|/% - 
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Bolan presented much of the 2 
original evidence to the grand |@” 
during a 14-|7 
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Boys? Summer Suits & Sport Suits g. $19.98, Reduced to $14.90 
BONUS 25% OFF 
PLUS MANY OTHER deter? NOT ADVERTISED 
‘Women’s Casual Wedgies || |   
White, Beige, Red, Two-Tone 
Reg, $7.95) Reduced to $4.85 
BONUS 25% OFF. 
Children’s Patents $3   
  don 8 8% as &. oltNationally’ A ya Brand) 
bee & 25%. OFF 
R $12.95, + ~ ee eg. ced to 
"BONUS 25% OFF “6° || 1B 
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Miracle Mile; Daily 10 to 9f 
      
  Reg. to $12.98 
~_ Super Bonus. Special — ‘- 
Girls’ Summer Skirts & Sets: = Reg. $2.98, Reduced to $1.90 $142 2 
BONUS 25% OFF - T '§ 
Boys’ Short Sleeve Sport Shirts Reg. $1.98, Reduced to $1 59 $ 19 ; 
BONUS 25%. OFF 1" 
$2.00 
    
   
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‘Plump, Tender _ ‘Whole Chi ickens 
COMPLETELY CLEANED! ear |e 
conriac + Miracle Mile 
TELEGRAPH at SQUARE LAKE Rd. 
in. | CLINTON RIVER ROAD 
UTICA | ot HALL Rd. & VAN DYKE 
  BUTTERFIELD SMALL, WHOLE 
White Potatoes. . 
W. N. CLARK 
Fancy Sliced Beets. 
AMERICAN BEAUTY 
Cream Style Corn *¢@e ¢ 8 @ 
      
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    Pot Roast . ee 
Chuck Steak’: 
Smoked Picnics = 39: 
Skinless Frank 
FOOD FAIR'S Famous REALLY, FRESH 
= ha BEEF 
AUNT JANE’S Piain or Kosher SAVE Quart 
Dill Pickles. 
  PRAIRIE CHEF 
Barbecue Sauce . 
CAMPBELL'S FAMILY SIZE    SAVE Tle. 
Gold Label ey Eggs      
  Grade A At Miracl 
Fresh THIS A Mile or Uties 
Dez. in Cin. COUPON FOOD FAIRS 
«} Coupon per Customer! 
    
     Bear ea. ols «Adulte Only...    
SAVE l6c 
Chase & Sanborn Coffee er At ee: 
Mile or Utica 
FOOD FAIRS 
ter aches 
u. cat “AQ 
59: siced Bacon or Link Sausage 
Greenfield WITH At Miracle 
Brand THIS Mile or Utica 
COUPON FOOD FAIRS 
Void after Sat., July 26, 1958... Adults Only... 1 Coupon per Customer! 
' GIVE COUPON TO CASHIER BEFORE CHECKOUT BEGINS i ee oan Powe Me A GIVE SO LD OD OD eee U. $. Choice Beef 
tr Ha Po: for sores   
VALUABLE COUPON Bmeneaaas x) 
SAVE 38c ON 2 PKGS, 
Chobe Beef Steaks 
Flash-O-Freeze WITH 79: At Miracle 
ea 1Ye-Lb. Pkg. of 8. THIS Mile or Utica 
«1 Coupon per Customer! Hygrades 
(4-oz. Pkg. 49: 
COUPON FOOD FAIRS Void. efter Sat. July 26, 1958... Adults Only.. 
GIVE COUPON TO CASHIER BEFORE CHECKOUT BEGINS 
= 39: 2% 8 Jar 
  Each Can ae 
A Full Quart! 
     $400 Pork & Beans.... 4 Cans 1 ro Sparklets Strawberries pain 5 Pkgs. $400 
ZESTY ae 14-02. c i Fomil 
Snider's Catsup. . 2 Bottles 33 Morton's Pineapple Pies sare oO 
» DOLE—California Yellow Cling 
: 2) yj P EACHES ‘Daied ;    
  Sliced or Halves 
---. SAVE-23¢- on 5 Cans-—- 
    
    
   
   
   
   
  U. $. NO. 1 WHITE COBBLER 
New Potatoes . 
FRESH; SWEET 
Bing Cherries . 
Lb...... 35¢  8-Lb. Basket .... 16. 4% 
. $2.49 
    
       
   SHEDD'S Margarine a 
KEYKO.. -4 79:| 
don _ 3 rine 29 
24 59. ‘ * CHEF'S DELIGHT : 
mm 29° 1-Lb. 
Cins. 5¢ Off. 
Label 
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“TICCULar 3)), Loaf Cheese.. 
iy Cheese $ Slices .. emesis Pimento or Swiss   “is eat, 
SHOPPING 
PONTIAC " MIRACLE MILE CENTER 
TELEGRAPH at SQUARE LAKE Road og us. $400 ‘ 
   
  8 DELICIOUS FRUIT FLAVORS 
JELL-O Gelatin Desserts Pkgs. 
Save 10¢ on 6 Pkgs. 
  FOOD FAIR 100% PURE 
  _ Instant Coffee....... i. 
~ REGULAR OR DRIP GRIND. 1-Lb. 
* Food Fair Coffee..... Bag 
DON-DE 
Vacuum Can Coffee.. 
"PURE ORANGE PEKOE | mn 
Food Fair Tea Bags... of 48 
EVAPORATED . rel 
Certified Milk....... Cans Giont 
Se OFF LABEL—All Purpose Quart 46-Ox. 
Wesson Oil........... tottle Cans 
~ GOOD-N-RICH DEVILS OR YELLOW , 9 
Cake Mixes .......... Pkg. 
Open 9 to 9 Daily 
‘Saturdays —8 te 9 ot, CLINTON RIVER RD. 
at HALL ROAD and VAN DYKE Closed Sundays. 
      
         
   
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ROMEO—Final plans cdr“ ateinatnes tt peachte at Gane Oe 
being made for the Romeo Peach|tification. Acting as master of} pu 
Queen contest to be held at 8 p.m. |ceremonies will be Romeo village) 
Friday, Aug. 1, in the Romeo High attorney J. Gerald McLean. He} the 
School auditorium. will interview each of the girls in- 
Chairman of the event is Mrs.|dividually as the audience watches 
George West. She -and her com-|the proceedings. 
mittee are busy this week con-| jmmediately following the con- 
tacting beauty contest winners in| test, the oun and her two 
11 area communities, including 
Romeo, briefing them on, contest 
a a een "Six-Day: — Starts 7 4 Winner of the coveted Peach |: 
Queen title will reign over the 
26th annual Romeo Peach Fes- 
tival, Aug. 30 through Sept. 1. 
*$he will be crowned by Gov- 
ernor Williams in an a 
evening ceremony, Aug. 31, in| IMLAY CITY — Harness racing| machinery parade, tractor haul- 
Names of the candidates will be|Eastern Michigan Fair opening) ‘saturday: honoring of 
4 kept secret uritil the queen and her|here Monday. wedding couples on Poodle. 
4 two maids of honor are announced| New grandstands seating 3,000/will be given gifts by Imlay City 
7 at the close of the contest. A panel] persons have been installed at the) merchants. : 
: of — setees we make jt All’ exhibits will be set up by] _ 
: x « &, Michigan lees mee as. 
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| Unions Seeking | day at ¢ py wi tee sd af West Bloomfield         
  
    
  
      
        
  
  
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/ lowing are: SHIP — Daily. Vacation Bible] Anne’s Church in Ortonville is expected to be ready for occupancy |{*8t and two" second 
Monday; thrill drivers show. | School will begin Monday and con-| . in four months. Located next to the church, on M 35 about a quar -|™ir'h in area parades, 
erger , an Tuesday: 4H show, county fire-|tinue through Friday at West) ter of » mile south of Ortonville, the 9-room building will include Siero’ 
  ; , foasi Bloomfield Ch 4900 Or- Sra te onl aaa: professionaty SEP E Hip ag otfices, housekeeping and living quarters for priests on the upper ° 
Wayne - County AFL," a Meeting from 2 to 4:30 each after- - floors, while the basement will have a kitchen and activities room - Seitetvoled cha tek tai-peanthe- ' 
| a Schedule ‘Unity pling contests an sage show. noon, the school will be headed} fF Parish meetings and social functions. ‘The'Rev. John T. Hardy, |mums into holding their golden|®™ by the Rev. Hubert Karl of the| Pastor, is shown here turning over the first shovel of ground fol- blossomns from blooming ‘       
  of 8 Thursday: Livestock : % football 
Convention’ in Octobet| crn cola sa a ace Wien MePeety 1S rnc ow bem «iv stage show. schools in previous years, (si each” ; : pont delay. Get ‘iee-Be DETROIT #—First major prog- Friday: Future Farmers of hee . - 07 - 
| ress in the two-year effort. to show, auto and farm School children, including ' ‘ : ies ; : bd 
merge the AFL and CIQ in Wayne America ee eee nea tee ss : i, 
ag County was reported today. » are wi be cau : - 2 j 
: A “unity convention” is in the Paihier = : : ~>s 
(f,—tlng he aber an * tome John Oles Takes |, ant Crt” nat be be age _ AN NOUNCIN G a # ee Mary M. Foster _ |stries, nandwork, contests, prizes | = 0 et : . and singing a part of each day's 
| James R. Hoffa's Teamsters Union| 2S His Br ide P The closing program for parents 
Ce ey nace ot|_ WATERIORD TOWNSHIP —|tnd friends will be held Friday 
unions representing half a million|Our Lady of the Lakes Church |evening at. 7:0. oe 
workers was the scene of the noon wedding of Mary Mangaret|* combined Bible and 
= Actually, the merger Is long ‘Foster and John Joseph Oles. School _plenic_st Case Dente 
AEL-ClO top leadership. The | The Rev. F. J. Delaney , said) supervision of Frank Dering, chair- : 
é 
ib 232 S. SAGINAW, PONT! AC, MICHIGAN 
  
  > brass national group the Nuptial Mass and gave the Board 
se oed tsto tho Hietrelt pietare ee ee = — coneten . aoe 
i banked with te chrysan | 
if when. criginal yierte Slat: mums and ferns. John Foster Jr., | 
Merger progress was reported 85/prother of the bride, and Daniel|(~“]/yj ‘You All’ | 
a result ft 2 menting a Oles, brother of the bridegroom, aims ou ] 
week of a tt committee . a 
fy Wayne County CIO ad the Detroit|*"™ °* SUF OOV™ Really Biblical _ 
FF and Wayne County Federation of) 7) new Mrs. Oles is the daugh- : | 
ee ik ~Tter of Mr. mad tenn |/XPFESSION 
A subcommittee now is attempt-|rosstros’y panents are Biv. and] LOUMVILLE, Ky.  —.Sap- 
ing to solve problems of per capita) vrs. John Oles ot Detroit. aa tg ifr liee og ae Med | 
taxes and representation privileges 2 Goliath and informed the giant: 
in the final merger. ; , A gown. fashioned in white | “I’m going to stone you all.” 
The Teamsters Union is conspic-| Italian silk and a crown of It would have been good Bibii- 
absence from the sub-| pearls holding a shoulder length cal language, said P. J. Zonder- 
pr About The group| illusion vell was worn by the van, Grand Rapids, Mich., ‘presi- 
includes officials of the AFL Fed- bride who carried a* cascade of Gideons International. 
eration and CIO Council as well as| of ivy and stephanotis on a white rvan said “you all” isn’t 
representatives of individual AFL|.orchid. ~ just a colorful Southern expres- 
Wirth of Owosso, ‘cousin of the pression begame common in the 
® bride, and bridesmaids were] South because that area is the 
Oakland Officials. [Frances "Kem of ‘Detroit and] Bible Bett. Cynthia Palmer of Waterford   
    
  
  
  
  
          
     
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Invited fo Meeting Sce 6 Imagine Running | exe ee so MERCURY Pate | —— 
J Oles of Detroit, the | 
A group of Oakland County offi- i tagrcaen’s - beter, was vest\LNto You Here! i! . — 
———— —— a et ee ot — Officials Moen... . . | 
eeting next t the ington, mmons and Mi- : , | 
wood in in Dearborn tobe given cael Drew, both of Beit wee - ,..Your Newest’ Lincoln Mercury -and Edsel Dealer by the Michigan Townships Assn. | ushers. Ee : 9 | 
lems of gove : . : aa — | 
“grass roots” level. The couple wil rede ta Detret ee et anhaek — . You're cordially invited-to a special sbivwag of the exciting new | 
xk *« * w the bridegroom continues 2 = ~ — ae a Atte 0 tw Galond oct his law Sours Then Leslie Lynch walked out of Ger | —- Continental, Lincoln, Mercury and Edsel cars for 1958—to celebrate — | 
cials, many others trom Michi- , Se eee tek oe | the opening of this fine, new Continental, Lincoln, ee and 
gan's ith, 16th and 17th Congres-| The Capitol dome is painted|dan. He drove away _ Edsel song de and service heaps | 
___ sional districts will attend the 6:30/ very ‘four years and needs 1,000! The cars collided at an inter-}| Com | 
— Invited from - Oakland — County gallons—of--paint--—----__----- s¢efion-on the-other-side-of-town.}-———--_- e to. the. ee =——Onr-dis : 
~ Occitan. Ls Mencia Se niianbib ie kee cate __M offers. SS hoommeal pho ystems ease of a sports | 
| Reps, Lloyd L. Anderson, Donald ° i with the luxury, room, ride.and comfort of a limousine. It’ ~ Sports. | 
: A, rove tae i eee Te THUR.—FRI.—SAT. _— oO PE N_ Car Spirit with Limousine Ride. And Mercury’s efficient new | 
hon, and E. Roberts, and | Marauder V-8’s with Cool: Power Design deliver more power from 
Delos H chairman of the y 
Board of Supervisors, Charles A. 4 RESGE’S { , \ less fuel. 
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      Ziem, prosecutor, and: Frank W. rn ee oe eee eee And you'll see our. wide selection of brilliant, new’ ‘Edsels with 
a | j . is features like teletouch Drive. . . - world’s easiest way to drive, contour 
| Legion Delegation an “save 22+! Reg. 79 aks Fri Sat. ~~} ~ seats and self-adjusting brakes. 
: . _, 3 | -L)-i : ‘Plan today to stop in.and-see the 1958 Continental, Li iy : d Convention f JUMBO PLASTIC uly 24-25-26. : far ental, Lincoln 
Ried Comene |) “Iece Ge samo PM | ete a mace a Tas | : ako ; a | | ; oe warm 
hme Lain mae! 1 Y . suice Sef a welcome awaits you! ae 40th Amnual State Convention a 5 —_ re oe .. a | 
Thursday through the weekend, in This Sale Only : . Oe i ig oe he is | 
Leading the local delegates will | ; | | : | | Se 1 be Marshall Charter, recently re- = oer Pies —_- 
Others 
: gation will be Arnold Aarvi, Emil . 
; Deaton, Henry Smith, and Howard ul ; 
Bliss. : =. Juice Server-and four 
5-Oz. Juice Tumblers   Breakfast is a little cheerier with | 
this gay set in practical, non- 9 / 
shatter plastic. Dandy for iced 
“tea, lemonade, fruit juices. Pink// 
white, yellow/ white or blue. /   
2 Waive Examination 
on Stolen Car Charge | 
Two youths accused of driving 
to northern Michigan and back 
  
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REMUS. AY. ee Sein BUTTER = | : ‘WITH MEAT PURCHASE 
  pairs of men’s better 
slacks composed of odd 
and ends patterns and 
fabrics. Every pair is a 
legitimate 6.95 to 14.95 
value ....We have 
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them to the unheliev-| 
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1958 EDSEL 
       
  Both Summer Weight and Year ’Round 
Weight Slacks Are Included 
Note: During this event only, there will be 
a nominal charge for all alterations. 
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Osmun’s store-wide clearance sale is now also in progress at both 
stores featuring substantial savings in lightweight and year-‘round 
clothing sportswear and furnishings. But remember our $3.99 | 
slacks are at the ‘Tel-Huron Shopping Center store only.       
    “Shop the Stores That 
@ Come visit the newest and finest ” Never | nie on Quality” automotive center in Pontiac.. 
-@ Inspect our: fine selection of Edsel sictits 
in every style and series. 
Get the benefits of our expert service “ 
: technicians and expanded “ facilities, 
~ SPECIAL EDSEL OPEN HOUSE      DOWNTOWN PONTIAC TEL-HURON. CENTER 
  "from Thars. duly 2, through Sal July 26, 8:00 AM. to 8:00 P.M. y 51 North Saginaw St. . > West Huron at Telegroph 4 : ; T° Open eee, Fridey ie 9 P. M, Open Mon., Thurs., Fri., Sat. ‘til 9 P. iM is. I e Y - | %, 
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Children’s Tennis Shoes Cushion Insole 
Red or Blue S$ &9 White 
51% to 3 12% to 3 
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SAVINGS IN EVERY STORE and SHOP isin) The Famous Money-Saving Values Tel-Huron Merchants are 
known for ore yours now! Clothing, Shoes, Jewelry, Foods, 
Children’s Wear ... It’s all value-packed during our SALE Days! 
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Clearance Sale 
‘Now in rene 
at Both Stores SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS ON 
FAMOUS QUALITY 
_ SUITS, SPORT GOATS, SLACKS, Women’s Summer Playshoes 
Summerettes and Other 
in Various Colors 
   Regularly 
to $4.95 
| The SHOE BOX ‘“‘Shoes for the Family’ 
29 S. Telegraph | ‘ FE 4-0259 
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: For: Dresses, Blouses, Curtains, Spreads. For the handy, mon around. the home,., ‘¢ in, 
| : WASHABLE—LITTLE OR NO IRONING SPORTSWEAR and FURNISHINGS work Bie at Dot Aerenen eet ay, po 3 zs , 3 Reg. $1.49 Value ae 
tee uioy {{ Thret Sie tip oe Sepa ecmet PAINT ROLLER 4“ | ° . . ; 1 use On e 
oie thursday, friday, saturday : ree Vays Unly = —_._s«&E Verrd I— and PAN? - : 
+) 6SAVE 3? SER ig ee : : n Ph Es Downtown Pontioc  —_—_Tel-Huron Center | : 
4 ; ° TEL-HURCN SHOPPING CENTER eis ae Pee 9 se: Coe eae tas Sat., 
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FT INWE AR: Sto myer Sale! | : . 3 23 ay “Sale Ends Saturday, oly 26th a 
. 3 | $3 :s ne ka. 3 | | $479 $499 mm el + CROWDS. EARLY! 
Wg i PRE-INVENTORY 2 ae, aS IE : : usually $2.98 to $10.98 A : Get these exceptional valiies. Colorful, unusual, imported : : Still A good selection of Sum- : 
° A 3 : enor hospitality corner. ‘i men oe giving for seer °. ¢ ler — Spri ing — and School ° 
: SWIM SHEATHS! TRIM =" 8.8. event. 23 / : 
: JAMAICAS! SHORT SHORTS! / ---S-$ Comicard, Trays. 59° Gold-Finish Glass 24 ‘Clothing for children. . . at : 
_: om aa esate does tava ( os Re Ree. 6.00 - sates Reg. $2.00 oe saee , : lower than ever ‘prices atjm : 
38 DESIGNS! EASY-CARE FABP{CS IN’ 38  Coremnie Sal * $ Wonderland Sho : | 3 BRIGHT PATTERNS, SOLIDS; AAISSES SIZES. 3-5 Catt Owl Kango: 33 a : | 2 HURRY FOR YOURS...LUMITED QUANTITY! $$ 0° fo Dreeeneceee 33 . : 
: eb a if “pGIRLS' SPRING. oYs' nate }______._ f-fops, . shorts, jamaicas_ 3 RAE Ee wee os E joys’ Jackets |: 
ae 33 ae "3.3 } Reg. $2.89. | gene: Pa oe de rot SALE $179 3 Piper‘trene GQ¢ Pied Sow Sa, $3] cor 99° “iow 7 i | "ier a : | ° usually $2.98 : : Set. Reg. $1.19... Reg. 1.95 ....00.. : : oice ae: 2 | : : 
ia Ses opessuseussaqebeshassaanssasantaipenaseses/eePoppingaseesevoree' 3 [$3.75 curry || Girls’ Bermudas | [ : a8 short shorts :3 ; $3 DIAPERS REG, $2.99 | SWIM TRUNKS ‘3 
La sate $239 PD Giehet ae TELHURON fi) = O27 || BE ST || ES" 99": | : SALE 2 : : the family’s choice § CENTER : : me . oes, Plaids -e 
bd ee , : ee ssemciimimeniiadaias . 
| 3 usually $3.98 and $4.98 : : ) ; oh : si BOYS’ > INFANTS’ : 
| i _ ot ‘Infants’ Dresses . : :] sport smints || cAWLER sets || PLAY sHorrs |: ag eee 4 ort Sleeve we a 83 ae Fee g.s299 | 88 . $1.79 : AU - tailored jamaicas 38 |, Sleeveless ~ 23 es | ] * | Row ] baat 66" : 
| : SALE %3>9 , 3 SPORT Sun Dresses 33 nies and = ——e i ———— : 
3 : lly $5.98 -; | = 33 a es | : im em i SHIRTS ||| vaines «0 $2.99 Ge 3? | ‘swii'surs || sexmmanctter.. | : : : eds s ¢ Winter ¢ a Coats, Sites 1 10 6 ye es OFF : 
yf ° 3 et cl ie Peg Coat | | Fes. Cs) te 7. bit 3 P4 
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! : swimsuits , 23 Values sds : : ts hd = i tris $ | : 33 ' oo. ’ : hee § SALE %499 2% | ad oie sis GIRLS $P RING aa Now: os : 2 e e@ ese ee _@ 
: usually $8.98 to $10.98 33 tite acai a ae a A Give Raray Picee—Bes. $16.99 
if 8 23 inch of Git] So ae 3 ALL SALES. FINAL! : Mg ° es and patterns, Prints — ss y _ Haniel ol One Bene ee iteetinns Pate $ 
+4 : 8 ¢ Completely ce me Me 8 Sg pata’ : Le : : : 3 washable, = i Ploids ‘ : ae = : : | 
\ ar 3 Stripes Say | 3 ) a 34 | ) ee NI} : ae a - Washable 5.20. zy | : 
 - ‘TEL-HURON SHOPPING CENTER ?: | Wrinkle Resistont = 33 DW j : 
° | es ‘Durable . 3 ; = Ls ‘Best le .‘s 
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The Robert W. Hodge family has ‘lived int the with the family pet, “Benji.” “~~ Press Pho‘cs 
The Hedée? son,   
“ Judge and Mrs. Clark 1 Adem 
Judge 
Adams’ mother was born in the nearly call Silver Lake their home.   
century-old home where he and Mrs. 
Adams have lived for 20 years. 
“Pérdonal News of Interest Mrs. Charles Hall Jr. of Plainfield,   Waldie of North Saginaw street and Careless- 
Remarks 
Hurt ae 
“By EMILY post 
“Dear Mrs, Post: The other 
evening while at a gatk 
    sear: sheut “5 olgeeee suas ot 
people not knowing that one of 
‘the women guests present was 
-of this race. I had niet. this 
woman once before and knew 
that she was of this particu- 
lar race, but my husband did 
not, [ was so embarrassed I 
could have fallen through the 
floor, 
“fT am sure her feelings were 
terribly hurt, - and eee 4   
Will you please tell me if there — ; 
is anything I can, or should 
do, to ‘make amends?"* 
  Avswer: Anything you try to 
do now that the remark has 
been made will add to the em- 
barrassment and.can do little 
good, You may, however, point 
out to your husband.the harm 
that a carelessly made remark 
can cause, and ask him to 
please be more careful in the 
future, 
“Dear Mrs. Post; My daugh- 
ter (who was,a widow) has re- 
cently remarried. I would like 
to know how she should intro- 
duce her first husband's moth- 
er with whom she . has re- 
mained friendly, to the friends 
of her present husband, (Her 
present husband's mother is 
living.) My daughter has been 
introducing her as “My moth- 
er-in-law—Mrs. Blank” . which 
I think is incorrect. Will you 
please tell us what is proper 
in this situation?” 
  
Answer: She ‘would introduce 
her as “Mrs. Blank"’ and if 
necessary, add, “My first hus- 
band's mother. " Walter Drake, is a senior at Harvard Unjversity 
where he is taking summer courses. quiet rural atmosphere of Lake Angelus for 18 years. 
Mr. and Mrs. Hodge and daughter, Martha, are shown   
Mr. and Mrs. Mark T. Dahon of 
South Johnson avenue, has returned 
from a two-week vacation in the 
Upper Peninsuia. 
The group toured Sault Ste. Marie, 
Tahquamenon Falls, Munising, Mar- 
quette, Ishpeming and Copper Har- 
bor, returning by way of the Por- 
cupine Mountains, Ironwood, Me- 
nominee, Escanaba, Manistique, and 
St. Ignace. Miss Meidle 4 N.J., will arrive today by plane to 
visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter 
Davidson of Lorraine court. : 
She also will visit her brothers 
and sisters including Mr. and Mrs. 
Carleton D. Wright of Chippewa 
road, Mr. and Mrs. Stuart E. David- 
son of Grosse Pointe Farms and 
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Dick of Bloom- 
field Hills. “Dear Mrs. Post: At this 
time of the year when it does 
not get dark until rather late 
in the evening, is it proper to 
use lighted candles on the din- 
ner table even though it is stil! 
daylight?” 
Answer: Lighted candles are 
never incorrect on a dinner ta- 
ble, although in midsummer 
their light’is useless and only 
adds to the heat and therefore 
Many People de-not light them   
    
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  ~ VISITING MRS, BURCH 
Mrs. Ted Galatis is here from Fort 
Lauderdale, Fla., with her two sons, 
Teddy and Charles. She is spend-" 
ing three weeks visiting her mother, 
Mrs. Henry Burch of Glenwood 
avenue, and is eager to see .old 
friends. 
* * * 
Mr. and Mrs. William Kreklow of 
O'Riley: street have had as guests 
their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. 
and Mrs. Joseph Kreklow of El 
Dorado, Texas, who left today for 
Montreal from where they will sail 
- to Europe. 
fp, The Kreklows will attend the 
: Brussels World Fair and visit Hol- 
land, France, Switzerland and other 
European countries. 
x & * 
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ely have re- 
turned to Birmingham after more 
than a year’s stay in Seattle where 
Mr. Ely served in the U.S. Navy. 
The two currently are | visiting 
with Mrs. Ely’s parents, the Myron 
Snyders of Birmingham, until their 
apartment is ready. . 
BACK FROM VACATION 
Blanche Meidlein of Charlotte 
avenue, accompanied by Walter C.    Lake Angelus also is home to Mr. and Mrs. Jack 
Rothberg (left): Their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. 
and Mrs. Irving Goldman, and granddaughter, Carol, of Detroit, enjoy activities at the lake with the Roth- 
bergs during the summer months. 
_ stat ‘working 
~ Commandments” Dear Abby. gs   
What Happened to Lord’s Day? “DEAR ABBY: Is this ques 
tion from a 13-year-old girl too 
foolish to answer? cad else 
has been-able 
to’ answer it 
for me, On 
Sunday the 
people around our town will 
get out their 
lawn mow- 
ers, paint 
brushes, or 
on their cars 
and I have ABBY. 
seen them washing and’ iron- 
ing. Don't these people know it 
is Sunda 
“~REMEM-~ 
BER THE SABBATH DAY 
AND KEEP IT HOLY? | 
/ Th the Bible it says to work 
six days and rest on the sev- 
‘enth, and the day of rest should 
' be the one. to honor your God. 
Do you know the answer, 
Abby?” GLORIA’ 
DEAR GLORIA:  Unfortu- 
nately, many people turn to 
God only when they want 
    and that the Ten — something. and they forget 
Him when they have it. Let- 
~ ters like yours should remind ~ 
adults that youngsters are look- 
ing to us for guidance and they 
do as we DO, not as we.SAY. 
.(.. , anda little child shall 
‘lead them"’). 
= * * * 
“DEAR ABBY: Since when 
is a girl ‘from off the farm” 
supposed to be-“‘green’’? I hap- 
-pen to be a city girl myself, 
but when I was 11 I spent a 
summer vacation at my uncle's 
farm and I've never been the 
same since, The farm is an 
ideal place to learn the facts of 
life if there ever was one, Any 
..man who goes to a motel to 
“baby sit’ with a 19-year-old 
farm. girt. had better look aut 
for himself.""~ - CTY GIRL 
a *.. We Bi... 
“DEAR ABBY: 1- think my 
poor mother-in-law ought to go,, 
to a hospital to get away from 
her husbahd-and build herself 
up. I slept over there one night 
last week and she has to put 
up with so much you'd never 
believe it. “My father-in-law snores like 
a horse and no matter what 
part of the house you move to 
you can still hear him. He also 
gets-up every half-hour to-get 
a drink or for. other purposes 
and he slams the doors and 
bumps into things causing a 
terrible racket. My poor_moth- 
er-in-law hasn't had-@ good 
night's sleep in 20 years. How 
can we get her to go to a 
hospital before she’s carried to 
one?” SORRY FOR MOM 
DEAR SORRY: Your father- 
in-law's -nocturnal activities 
seem to bother you more than 
they bother your mother-in-law. — 
Perhaps. she’s learned to live 
with it. Love is. not only blind 
~it's deaf! 
8s Be 
CONFIDENTIAL” TO” BILL: 
You remind me of the fellow 
who sows his wild oats and 
then prays for a crop failure. 
Simmer down, 
* * * 
For a pefsonal reply, write 
to-ABBY in care of The Pon- 
tiac Pres: _ Enclose a self-ad- 
dressed, envelope. Donna Phillips 
to Wed in Fall 
Mr. and Mrs. Harry -Philtips 
of- Toledo, Ohio, announce the 
engagement of their daughter, 
Donna. Lee, to Donald Owen 
Nellis, son of Mr, and Mrs. T. 
R, Nellis of. Chippewa road, 
The two plana Sept. 13 wed- 
ding at Greenfield Congrega- 
tional Church with a reception 
following the ceremony at 
Dearborn Inn. 
Lawn Party Aids 
Cancer Victims 
Mrs, Edward H. Shigley of 
Argyle avenue entertained 12 
women from Lake Orion and 
Pontiac at a lawn party Tues- 
day... 
Following the luncheon the 
group sewed Cancer pads 
which will be turned over to 
the American Cancer. Society. 
Pat Zielke Honored * 
‘Bride élect Pat Zielke was 
at a miscéllaneous 
shower Saturday evening at the 
home of Alice Reed of Lake- 
view drive, Sylvan Lake, 
¥    as a guest in her home, 
Mrs. Lucille Helms of San Diego, 
who will be here about a Calif., 
month. 
* x * 
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schumacher 
of Mt. Clemens street have returned 
from Montague where they were 
guests of Lieut. Cmdr. Jack Bursey 
and Mrs. Bursey and Joseph Sadony. 
Lieut. Cmdr. Bursey participated in 
all the expeditions to the Antarctic 
conducted by Admiral Richard E. 
Byrd and is the author of the book, 
“Antarctic Night.” 
ek Ok. 
BLESSED EVENTS 
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. 
Ball of East Silverbell road at St. Jo- 
seph Mercy Hospital on July 19, was 
a son, Craig Elton. 
Maternal grandparent is Mrs. L. 
J. Bridson of Oliver street. 
Mr. and Mrs. ‘Alvin Rezelman of 
Lansdowne drive are receiving con- 
gratulations on the birth of a daugh- 
ter, Jan Lynn, July 15 at St. Joseph 
Mercy Hospital ~“ - | 
Grandparents are Mrs. Peter 
Rezelman of Holland and Mrs. J. C. 
VanLeeuwen of Midland Park, N.J. 
  Lee Currey becomes a backyard gourmet at his 
, ' (Stleee Lake homte during the summer months, Here 
to » RT his culinary skills are famil}; members (left ___1952 Gwaldwis Luloff award 
to right) Carol, ebay and Mrs. Currey... 
the dog is alwaystwelcome too, Cranbrook 
Concert 
Set Sunday The first area performance / 
of Stravinsky's Suite Italienne 
(1932) will be featured at the 
third Cranbrook Garden con- 
cert to be held at 4:30 Sunday 
afternoon at Cranbrook House, 
Bloomfield Hills. 
Ruth Meckler, winner of the 
1957 Grinnel]. piano scholarship 
award and pupil of Mischa 
Kottler and Rudolf Serkin, will 
perform the Stravinsky work 
with Paul Olefsky, cellist and 
-director-of the concert series. 
Miss Heckler, a. native De- 
troiter, has studied piano since 
‘the age of three and is a stu- 
dent of Mr. Serkin and Miec- 
zyslaw—Horszowski-She -t-as 
*“also awarded the Ossip Gabril- 
ewitsch scholarship and the 
The remainder of the pro- 
gram will consist of the Arpeg- 
gione Sonato by Schubert with 
Miss Meckler and Mr. Olefsky: 
the Beethoven Kreutzer Sonata 
perfornted by Gordon Staples, 
associate concertmaster of the 
- Detroit Symphony, - accompa- 
nied by Miss Meckler: and a 
Tschaikovsky trio by the three 
aftists, 
  Pontiac Prete Phote 
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FE 8-3560 | Mrs. George Harkless. (right) présents the first 
two patron tickets for the coming season of the Pon- 
‘tiae Symphony Orchestra to Mrs.. Meyer Simon 
(center), Mrs. Simon and her husband are two of   
MR. and MRS. TED McCULLOUGH 
Suzanne O' Neil Is Wed. 
par-|der, Kenneth Nichols and — 
    Bal nylon with a scooped neckline and 
     _|Grappin was the flower girl. 
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Married 
Saturday were 
Suzanne 
Marie O'Neil 
and Ted 
McCullough. 
She is the 
McCullough 
and Theodore 
McCullough   
    
    
    
    
  Pontiac Presa Phete 
- original patrons of the symphony which is begin- 
ning its sixth season. Dr. George Harkless (left) is 
second vice president of the symphony. 
Symphony Begins Drive nr ‘ ~ 
    
A TRUE ,8 STORY 
    9 ORCHARD LAKE 
TWO DAILY DELIVERIES TO DETROIT AND 
INTERMEDIATE POINTS 
    
for Sixth Concert Series 
Anyone interested in becom- 
ing a member of the orchestra 
may contact Mrs. A, R. Welton 
of Birmingham, The sixth season of the Pon- 
tiac Symphony has begun with 
a campaign on the part of the 
ticket committee. Mrs. George 
A. Harkless and members of 
her committee are now making 
lists and contacting support: 
ers. 
Chairmen of the committee 
are Mrs. Harold B, Euler; 
Mrs. Arnold Hillerman, Mrs. 
S. V. Sekles and Stuart E. 
Whitfield. 
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Other committee, heads are 
Mrs. Charles Uligian, active 
members; Mrs. Curtis Patton,   ; aie: OUR re 
CLEARANCE|G a 
x I /> OFF 
"el ON ALL 
  CHILDREN’S WEAR 
Also LARGE REDUCTIONS on OTHER ITEMS 
    
    season tickets; Mrs. William 
Graves, single admissions, and 
Mrs, Harry Arnkoff, contrib- 
uting members, 
MISCHAKOFF SLATED 
Dr. Samuel J. Chafets, presi- 
dent, has announced that solo- 
ist for the first concert will be 
Mischa Mischakoff, violinist 
concertmaster of the Detroit 
Symphony for six years and 
  wed Sarge: bee OM, sister of 
the bride, and Suzanne Marie 
ee a 
Marvin Grappin served as best 
man. Ushers were Kenneth Sny- 
E. Shipp. 
For her daughter’s wedding 
Mrs, O'Neil wore a beige silk 
organza over taffeta dress with 
green accessories and a corsage 
ef cymbidium orchids, Mrs, Mc- 
Cullough wore a white nylon 
dress accented with biue and 
wore a corsage of red roses. 
Following a reception at a local 
hall, the bride changed to a white 
chemise suit and the orchid cor- 
sage from her bridal bouquet for 
a honeymoon trip to northern Mieh- 
  
    
    
     By JANET QDELL 
Pontiac Press Home Editor 
8 + In 1364 a Frenchman dis- 
© covered Bar-Le-Duc. Bar-Le- 
| Duc is a delicious jam made 
— of red or white currants. It is 
served most often with cream 
| cheese and crackers; but it is 
/ also a good accompaniment 
» to meat. 
4 x + & | 
_Mrs. Dora Dawson shares: 
her recipe for this jam. An 
" accomplished’ musician herself in a Reripe Cal is | 
for Currants, Honey 
active interest in all musical 
affairs in Pontiac. She is ac- 
tive in church work and is a 
charming hostess. 
BAR-LE-DUO 
By Mrs. Dora Dawson 
3 cups sugar 
1 cup = 
ry ome currants 
Boil sugar and water to- 
gether for 15 minutes. Add 
honey, bring to boiling point 
and boil 10 minutes. Add cur- 
rants and bring to boil again. 
Boil 10 minutes. Pour into 
  Mrs. Dawson maintains an jars and seal. 
  
We.make Loons For: 
COME IN + $25 to *500 
To get cash for vacations or 
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Public. We make loans to 
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e CAR REPAIRS or single. You are assured 
@ PAYING A GROUP of prompt, personal service 
OF BILLS and a monthly payment plan 
- @ NEW. PURCHASES to suit your convenience. 
Pp H ONE « WRI Te   
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      also concert master under Tos- 
canini for 15. years. 
Also included on the pro- 
gram to encourage student at- 
’ tendance for the coming years 
_ will be music studied by high 
school music students through- 
out the area, 
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The last four, and possibly 
the first, of the concerts will 
be held in the new Northern 
High School Auditorium.         
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LEG OFLAMB os see + + lbs 79e lb. 5%     
    
  LAMBCHOPS... oo Ra Shoulder-eut. Grond on your grill! 
db. $1.19 RIB CHOPS. «0 sc ereece ds Lomb the way you like it! Broil brown. 
    GROUND FRESH SEVERAL TIMES DAILY. 
GROUND BEEF -49: : 
CORNED BEEF ......... 
lb. “i 69c" ENGLISH ROAST ‘chee .. 2... Ib. 49 RIB STEAK (with bon®) choir ... . Ib. 89% 
CHUCK STEAK [round or blade} «chatze Ib. 53¢ 
SHORTRIBS choice eee eee ee eld. 3% 
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SAVE TWICE: Get Top Value Stamps... 
Plus Kroger Best-Buys 
INSTANT COFFEE». . & o7s. 89 ee New low price on Kroger’s Spotlight! 
= SPOTLIGHT ...... .Ib. bag 73¢ Kroger-grind for fresh, perky ‘flovor. , 
BORDEN'S MILK . . !/>-gal. bil. 37¢ New low price on Elsie’s Homogenized. 
BORDEN'S MILK . . !/>-gal. ctn. 39% ROUND BONE ROAST <chsice . . . .Ib. 49e » » Ib 65e~ 
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RIB STEAK (boneless) chitce .. ... «Ib. 99 Fine Hygrade fixin’s for Kroger Rye. 
SLICED BACON ....... ‘Virginia Brand starts the doy bright! 
  
      
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EVAPORATED MILK 
3 tell cons 29: with this coupon 
when presented at your Pontiac Kroger Store. 
Coupon valid through Saturday, July 26, 1958, 
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Limit: one coupon per customer. 
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SAVE 25¢ on KROGER FRESH FRUIT 
with special Kellogg coupon mailed to you when you send 
Kellogg any two. box tops frorh Corn Flakes or Rice Krispies. 
Rice Krispies "Fs 29c Corn Flakes "hi: 25c * Kellogg’s pian d Raine Pour on the milk! Kellogg. 
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APPLE PIES... won os 355 Limit: one coupon per customer. | 
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SODA POP .... !/o-gal. jug 39% Farm Maid orange, grape, oe 
CHARCOAL .... .5-lb. bag 39 A hot buy et this Kroger low, low price. 
GLAZED DONUTS ... . doz. 33¢ 6c offl Coffee break for your budget! 
WHITE BREAD ..... I6-0z, I5¢ \, Kroger-boked. to taste and toast best.     Acdannoonooanoecaanooaanooanooanooan ooo 
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cake ~».19: / Save 10c! Kroger-baked fresher flavor. 
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CHUNK TUNA ..... 6!/5-0z. can 35¢ Try Chicken ofthe Sea and macaroni. 
CHICKEN ala KING . .10!/,-0z. can 53¢ College Inn—perfect for Auncheon. 
CHICKEN BROTH .. .2 1|4:0z. cans 35¢ Savory flavor captured by College Inn, 
KAROSYRUP . +. «sv 12402, tl, 25¢ - Green Op ati od ah tangy taste. 
MAZOLA OIL. :. 4. gel. can 1 $2.39 All, purpose——for salads and frying. 
MAZOUA OIL «5p bil. 38¢. The only leading’ oil made from corn. 3c off. 
FROZEN WAFFLES ... . ...2 pkgs. ae Qe ashe in ior Yount i FROZEN PANCAKES 2. 8-02. pkgs. 53¢ Downyfloke smothered with Karo Maple. 
FELS NAPTHA SOAP ... 2 bars 2le 
Naptha thoroughly loosens the dirt. 
FELS GRANULES 2 22!/5-0z. pkgs. 65¢ Instant-quick—-for great economy. 
LIQUID FELS. . . . . 22-0z. can 2/1.26 ; si tia: to waste-~stock up now! 12c off, 
FAMO PANCAKE MIX . .5-lb. bag. 49 _ Plenty of breakfast smiles ot hand, 
SELF-RISING. FLOUR . . ...5-Ib. big 49¢ Time to stock-up on this Famo staple. 
~ (TABLE NAPKINS . . .2 80-ct. pkgs. 276 ‘Hudson brand assures you bss quality. 
Ss BROADCAST BEEF HASH 3 | ‘b. cans $1 It's corned and delicious with an egg. 
COCONUT BARS . «.. .I 2-02. pkg. 33¢ Sure Good—Independent Biscuit Co. 
PIE FILLING... . . . .22-0z. can 49 Make it strawberry with Lucky Leaf. 
_ KRAFT SALAD MUSTARD be oz. jar 10¢ Wonderful way to pep-up a luncheon, 
KRAFT MAYONNAISE . . .8-02. jar 29¢ No other dressing like this favorite, 
ITALIAN DRESSING . . . .8-0z. bil. 33c Kraft experience makes the difference. 
BOTT BOI NOODLES . Pennsylvania Dutch rages havé egg flavor: ~ 
OREO CREAMS « « lL 134-02. pkg. 39e Nobisco’s have tasty smooth texture, 
We reserve the nen ae gnomtise. Prices ond. items effective through Saturday, July 26, 1958 
eg bs + 4 12-02. pkg. 3le CRANBERRY SAUCE . .2 1-lb. cans 49¢ © . _ Get Ocean Spray for your Chick ‘n’ que. 
NORTHERN TISSUE . . . . .4 rolls 35¢ Stock up now af this low, low price. White. 
NORTHERN TOWELS . . . .2 rolls 39% Keep handy in the kitchen ond garage. 
BAR-B-QUE SAUCE. . 28-02. jug 49 Open-Pit adds zest to all meats.. 
LITTLE BO PEEP ...... .qt. btl. 23¢ Household chores—easy with, ammonia, 
REALEMON LIME JUICE .8-0z. bil. 196 A dash in a salad will bring praise. Reconstituted, 
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: makers when Muskegon’s Kenny Lane steps into the es pee ae 
* .ring against lightweight champ Joe Brown. . a Webb of ts idle tec Vi, 
. x. kim holds the all-time record, He |[() & sa 
It nearly took an act.of legislature with Soapy Wil- = the Yanks eight times aU ss 
liams and Charles Potter both interceding for the 
match, and Brown's manager Lou Viscusi is quite angry 
over the interference, _ J ai : F 
It was too bad that politics had to enter the long ets ore asy 
feud in getting Lane the fight, but Viscusi was just ~y F r “ere 
as unreasonable in his excuse that “Lane is not our 13-3 A Victory 
style of fighter.” oe . 
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months, and it is unfortunate that the National Boxing| of Griff’s Grill With] ~Commission couldn't have been the pressure-group in-iHomer and Triple 
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  : St tie : vie eee : wo eae) ae en he had better be worth all the wrangle caused in Se ee Te Just a month ago, the Tigers ROOKIES ARRIVE — A : See a ‘. Pte sae -— A busload of rookies arrived at Cran- A. eee 
favor. - a a : Piolo faerie tyro aot sn 3 ie See ue ing | rook yesterday a8 the Detroit Lions set up quarters to begin taking session for prest chmeramen and Friday ; -,, |\route. Marshall] McGuire, | football drills, A total of 54 players reported with-only three vet- _will begin ona twice-daily schedule. Lions 
Virginia MacLeay, wife of Pontiac Central football tires pitchers, was the’ loser. [nat wctisr, “lube around the-cit-/— rans yet to be signed, ‘Thursday the Lions will engage in picture first exhibition game against the College All-Stars August 15th coach Jesse, stays trim and shows good tennis form at Hunt added a home run to his|keep the Bombers-from making a} . __. es vis 
the new courts near Crofoot school. triple during a three-run 4th. Cox,|/runaway of the so-called pennant 
are ape ie Ruth Playoff Pittsburgh second baseman Bill Mazeroski is said {sn Toney Lathery'had two aplece| Now Catty : ayo S$. to be able t» get rid of the ball on his throw faster | for Griff's. scam the ees Gown to $2. "tus ee 
than anyone in the Majors. mn 9 oars an TS last time New York played in . ate 
Sam Snead who has often been kidded about hiding |merset,>34% Dee m "a's |nreme Stadium, the Tigers were in onig | his money in tin cans in his back yard said recently, |R Pater, 2332 Cox ct,’ 33 \tast week the Yanks took two out : “I've quit doing that since the Gieger counter was in-|Wnarry. 10” 388 fo. « 31 3lot thrpe from the Tigers in New She 30 Deteiet 2 playetls fer vented.” . Shanks, cf, 3391 Seay. °c ~ $f or, the area's Babe Ruth. champion- =x « * McGuire, p, rf 2 1.1 pmol g pai It was every bit as easy last ship get under way tonight and 
Marilynn Smith, pretty golf pro from Wichita who : battered : ~~~ ‘esa 
was Bob Gadja’s' assistant at Forest Lake for one {ort . putics rigs once season, says that women pros today are in the same “ 2 
stage that the men pros were in 1932-33. “If more triumph against three losses, 
people would get out to watch the girls hit the ball, a) | 
they would realize that women can be pros.” 
Someone wants to know whatever happened to Max 
Bishop, once one of Connie Mack’s second basemen, who 
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  at Navy. 1 lead, into Saturday's semifinals. Walled Ww a ae I | the times in the} Lake will battle the Thursday win- Roy Harris, who hails from the community called —— — ae ner Saturday ut 4 p.m. following 
“Cut and Shoot” Texas, is getting the big buildup as AMERICAN LEAGUE, ning and the Tigers added to the eRe pape se 
the one who can upset Floyd Patterson. He has fast New York... 8 38 a pigamnay woh we ie pitching victor, ae 
hands and reflexes. We doubt he has the heavy punch |Baitimore’'!.."//43 45 489 15% Lay aged sending an- The championship will be deter- 
needed against Floyd’s constant flurries. Bes ce Se Be Om ee ee ey mined at 2 They sayéiti"hottietown got. its name from its history |gerseeh, «3&3 Hee | , CPt jen tm cemetngsh manned : = in the wild west days. If you stood prince enough, poe A JESTERDAY'S RESULTS a Prey: ped wry Aged I 65-Man Ff ield you got cut, and if you ran, you got sho e hometown | Sikegc's, Baltimore 2° night 
folks say “our boy will hogtie that other fellow” when |Wasimgin « Besinn 3, iE amen! fret pelt aban erat —— —— | : Starts Today 
they meet next month. . Cleveland $, Washington 3, 2nd game.| ‘em a little mad, or something.” GRID STYLE? — See a Detroit ~ sports shirts. Left to right are Aldo Forte, Bus- |] Eastern Open ce ee. See | aes aan | The defeat was the sixth in seven| Liors are boasting the new look season. In- ter Ramsey, Bob Nussbaumer, Bob Dove and = 
Many of the oldtimers in Pontiac will remember Ed (Eastern Standard, Time) ___._,games for the Tigers, who once had| Stead of sweat pants the uniform for the coaches’ head coach George Wilson. BALTIMORE @—For a tourna- 
Logie, a Pontiac High graduate and athlete in 1919. BaSIO) or Johnson (3-4) ys. wyan (os).(@ String of seven straight victories}. will consist of bermuda shorts and monogramed ment. which wasn’t even su . inn | MENS, Clevsiand: 7 pm—Ramesiover the Yankees. to be on golf's geld po 4 He was recently presented with a plaque by the folks in|, 4) vs. Bel G0... sumer * * ere ao ghey ~~ year, at +15_p. * 
Mount Vernon, N.Y. in celebration of his 25th anni-|, ©", Lary @®). . |. seenbou-| Every man in the New York 
versary as coach at Edison Tech high school there. Dowguetle on ve. Grim Bd. — except Turley had at least 
Two brothers Roy and Bill Logie and two sisters, Mrs.| ,, gon at Cleveland, 1p. phase gg Mantle aid not 
Roy Pammenter and Mrs. William Mays still live in the Baltimore Fa Ching, 130 et play. 
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| : 0 Pima? a SS Rabek ss $13) . Lions fought par today but in just|games with long runs includinglincluding 21 of the 2 already f | YESTERDAY'S 7 re tt keep” 1 two days they'll be battling each/against Green Bay in Briggs Sta-jplayed on the tour this year. < s Milwaukee 2, St. Louis 1, g ' Ee 0% co the squad When/Gium mud: with a yard. Thirty-one leading amateurs from : Sun Prancisce at Phil oa ran | = ss Sorgen 888 tealhig pega et Crantock school |down fun right efor Ga start flee Sebtiane eee To Chicago at Cincinnatt, rete cake Rett . ok ££ the second half . 
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By The Associated Press Zauchin and Ken Aspromonte won ee ine a) pad ime ppd —— oe a8: the UP | play again because ‘‘I'm buying Dow Finsterwald, fresh from his 
That American League ‘‘race”tthe opener for the Senators and Gb lor Drvedaie Nie eT es ee ss with sports Sportscasters) nother farm abd “need the\PTtessional Golfers Assn, cham- - cae be dull, but you can’t saylreliever Dick Hyde $2. Cal Mc-|Se azrancisco, at Philadelphia, 6 "ie, Bh nn ee a golf, : aes on money.” Se ae a ee So. ts they're not trying to liven things|Lish 8-6, who had won five in aj preceded by completion of June 22) Bow PO-A—New York 27-11, De- Age Pe k kk tional was 
up as the New York Yankees|row, went all the way. for the|  Qupeess, Same: Anontelli vs. Rotel tit DPS Martin, .F polling snd Faliback John Henry Johnson, | Christiansen has been the chief the sonar af Py cot ie lag romp along with a 12-game lead./Tribe. — Manager Joe Gordon) Chicago at Cincinnati, § P.M —mulmen| Martin and Barris. LOB—New York $, who ‘turned vty his first ved of the Lions’ secondary, one of the} rm 
Glevelani’s ‘Vic Power missed|Pascual after he had split Gary|®- ious st Mtwautee, 8 p.m—Jactso eons, -f Biumy! "Bi —deeDopsa, Bt with ‘president Eawin J, Ander. |'?-"*'°¢ 'n the NFL. ee . | “most of the first game in a twi-\Geiger’s helmet with a pitch but) “” "* 77 ©: vers, Zeraitl. Pow OE ERBB SO son and conch George Wilson as | | in = oe < reactor te Seixas and Gibson FRE Soloed wi Suing rat renned bre ting Gel same ETS oT TTT | ‘Si seme dimDoran end nc | pot eee "en "Gercand | one ISON ton. He thought only a le was wasn’ ’ ,. 1:30 p.m. wesbasteeers , a pa. “Only ms W. Pp, ly 
scheduled. Washington took the op-|iously Ghienge st Cheba 8 pane Uber cB § $8 f $] SING PAWDNER — It ‘fist Gone Godman and Joo Schmidt | respeotive Nations Football |VVIf] I FENNSYIVaNia | ener 42 in 12 innings, but the Morten v ree 9 9 6 2) 08 3) wouldn't be Texas without a. red ere ~_ | 1968, the magazine Pro Football : | Indians, with Power lining a two-} yuo —— : pmommcmmmnmcniaie”| || HBP—By artin). WP-—Pisch-| guitar and Lions’ rookie Dudley  payid and Gedman had contract reported tod HAVERFORD, Pa: (AP)—Top- run double, won the nightcap 5-3.) '. Ed © | Runge. T—2:43. A—47,280. Stewart,’ Meredith of the Lone Star State talks yesterday but Schmidt won't ee se seeded Vic Seixas of Philadelphia 
Baltimore and the Chicago |” » reported to Cranbrook yesterday . be in until tomorrow after com-| A publication devoted to the pro|and Althea Gibson of New York 
wits aa ac ca eet 0C orin Our 3 0 : ao with his guitar, pleting six months of army duty|8tid sport said a dozen writers who| advanced to the third round of the fielding, booted the ball around |_ 2 American ___ fat Fort Knox, Ky. contributed to the 198 edition|Pennsylvania Lawn Tennis tour- for five unearned runs in a 4-2:|© ae a @ John Donatucci,..former Villan- Se ae ae picked the Lions to win again in|nament Tuesday despite’ showers Chicago victory, y By CARY MIDDLECOFF : : ova College “athlete, is the short-|, Johnson, one of the key men in the Western Conference and the|which delayed the start of the 
        
    
        
                
        
          
         
        
     
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Tigers, who have lost six of their| = the yin all the thne with §) Qualifiers I it: nc TITLALN al sec edie ma fo Bg RRO 2 fal forehand passing shot broke last seven, into fourth place as!” See. was > play for “ : Kramer war ais tate Bak ee fe re In A gga to pull out Billy Pierce, 10 games behind last] | ese makes strong eo o , In the second Seixas year’s 20-victory pace, won his|) demands on the average §/, TORONTO (AF)—Two veteran) Post Office, Lakeside Win Bi ee eee grating camped §-4 anid Henry double faulted, 10th. ‘The stubby southpaw had a! | player, and will eventually American headed the qualifying — ere ~ : soe ant tetoaaiien to eae, t ok + utout for 8 2-3 innings, then need-| ~ i eaday Canadian | ' ‘ ; couch Malcolm. Anderson of Austra ed Turk Kown's reliet help when} © wn pteding tor tow mild ol q\Amateur golf championship with, P olice Add to N. L Lead ano Mclean, of the Na- U.S, singles cham: - ie, he walked two runs home after an| © & 3%6-hole scores of 137, : : tional Football League’ team, ‘said|* >: pion, arrived the green poses a simpler Jate from England and won two 2 ; today. error by shortstop Luis Aparicio.| § from Chicago, and,Jack Penrose| The Pontiac ‘Police nine | The Post Office team had to} McLean added that it is doubttul|™atches easily.” . Jack Harshman 7-8 lost. it,supply-| problem. In this way, the   
  
     
  
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  “a oe bee By JACK PATTERSON {ing about beneath the surface om= 
VVC oe itecsnen do aboot Ut Wel. Rice 
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ae 4 Top. these fish. How he does it isn’t too 
Shooters in Week-Long | - , so long as he stays . Competition within the liberal provisions of the « 
PFes-!taw, except that he should remem- “ 
. tiful.| ber that fishing is strictly for fun. « 
By H. GUY MOATS : eh on 8 
Like the ancient “all roads lead Now fun with q fish depends * ee ee, aes ere Be ee ie te oe ‘ 
is ee | ee b the ang- + 
““universe’’=- . As a rather. common local. ° 
ooo peng et TRE votees of this im- = < ay ie PA tront,| fe fm on a oie “ona é 
ah —B1G-TIME SKEETERS—Three veterans of the fer ( OCSC), the CP | veral oy Wr: inchs aes. | ‘spin-fisherman some . 
akg Famer! skeet fields, who will be among the NSSA World Harvey, and Baldwin's Ains Borsum, tong « top = | ee et ee ee el ot ssa bat 
ot - gunning tournament shooters at Oakland County Sports- figure in national skeét circles. All three shot in. Ton of panfich, and, in fact just; 2 8 hs : 
sort ied’ tm men’s club, July 28-Aug. 2, are the recent Chiet the two previous NSSA title-events. here Shout but muskies and] miurder of the most pleasant sort.“ 
skeet tields| : 2 | : » flow with the Hy rad and popper ¢ Es 
ey Ws —s me > |Little Stories. ¢ ti. lakes have Fe acne and:spinfishers, for bass and alsos 
“< §PICER finest scatter-gun- 5 = |but the bass-bluegill-pike combina-jfor all panfish, excepting, possibly, 
nets nat eek oil peat = oa; pout Outdoors ie i. Pontiac Press Phate ten Se ee Se a a. aah 
week in quest of some 50-60 varied! wii. uore is no hard and fast CHAMPS’ CONFAB-—Two national skeet champions engage in a set the counts tka n't hold this! As far us that goes, fyzodding © 
titles. little confab at OCSC over the coming NSSA’s World Skeet Cham- omy goes, flyrodding | rule for trio lt drink it dry without a fun 
dao tek toe sap idieiere. ie tough Son; geen pionship (July 28-Aug. 2) st Watertord. At left is Chet (Chesley Icgegsr’ Ralebows are’ plestifdl ial‘nec’ taking thee tg other means 
shooters arrived yesterday and to-[emoe! observers usually can come} | pogo nent tapenncnntaleregeeragrs anaraagtran the larger lakes. ® that if fishing laws were rewritten: | 
day, start practice Friday. The| YY to measurements} is also ‘ pion, . a gauge x * we'd make it illegal to them - 
big invasion, however, is expected|™ ‘heir estimates NSSA king. Both will be in action at the “World”. With all this potential fun cruis-jany other way. ; 
Friday and Saturday. The world, = * os : championships get under way Mon-|. For example: Black bass run * . ‘ 
day, and don’t let up until next| pretty uniformly, this corner has : a 
Saturday night. —- over pe a of check- ; ° 
+ “«£: @: specimens ¢ country’s oe é 
“mostest and fighin’est’* game fish “ ‘ 
in tds sco one ra No down paym 7 dations are booked solid for the|n, {e Cure of annual. fishing i : a ent 
- week, pede ee ° ; ie Y EA P ° 
having reserved as - However, environment can a : - ‘a = Esaceewee st SOE A er Se ee ae - 
The 1958 championships, con- | ¢ size and weight of fish. RES . 
ducted entirely by the National Soe ae ae acts, ok . *. 
Skeet Shooting association, - will rapidly, . 
be the third NSSA tourney at the | Weistt speedily, where the com- ™ your old tires! | Waterford club site, where | Petition is not too heavy. Under e : 
everything was reported today in| °@¢r conditions the weight to LIFETIME GUARANTEE . 
mine iar ots we Ask ns about it! held here im 1954 and 1955, and . , ‘ ‘ 
Si | anne tt 60th ANNIVERSARY among the defending champions | difference between smallmouth and omhaban ae? te ter Cae ee es Lae 
of last year. They include the (largemouth) is 2% to-3% pounds in Pa * 
1968 high-over-all champion, vet- |the 16-18 inch sector; from 3%| ™€rchant, is already a double champion in skeet shooting. Miner eran Alex Kerr of Beverly Hills | pounds to 5 pounds for the 18-20 won the champion of champions title in the 1957 National Skeet 
Calf. inchers; and from 5 pounds to 7 tourney, plus the junior high-over-all crown. He'll be here next 
Indications today pointed to pos-Pounds or. more for those in the week to defend those honors.. Miner shot in the 1955 NSSA event 
sibly. the heaviest entry in NSSA|2>2-24inch category. |, here when only 11, won the 20-gauge championship. 
from US. Amay intallations. at|20 years old—was last year's 7. OATING | |Big Brown Trout Weisbaden, Germany, others from|P und, 15%-ounce largemouth |~ ed City M bases in the states, and Hawaijtaken by Andy "Simin of near RIEF t.0.:, ives City Man expect i record an . . . 
ce 4 ha 5 eee ee Otte) iw Ren one ig we're celebrating with the Canada will have some entries,| Final report! When William A. Bragg, 338 Se- ° for further international flavor, but| There is ‘= little — _ aoa cae eater tied ia & LO T PRI E T . 
Puerto Rican_team_ headed carry family _| . ’ W ES | 
oa Salvator®Roig, a ane State pease ome ees egg on big brown trout on the Manistee C HIS YEAR | 
honors in 1954 and 1955, including) which Lady Hawk sat three Camp Arrowhead a few days 5 e 
cverall te, wil ot return. The weeks “hasbeen "abandoned Se ee eae re on our biggest seller in : sharpshooting colonel crew| Rain through which ° 
from dan Juan are veported bead- LM petenfly_e0d dotormincdly eek the popular 6.70 x 15 size. 7 4 ed for Moscow and a world shoot-| sat apparently ruined the : 
ee svet eee on een eee chances of bringing off a chick ous aad eae eee “ey ; ! 
Chesley J. Crites of Detroit that barren roof, ” Bragg reported. , 
“QCSC, at close of the current], = o& * et , wife and I were fishing” in the @>SUPER-CUSHION by 
tourney here The universal appeal of fishing ee Manistee near Grayling. We had | . ~ 
and hunting is exemplified in the taken a few trout when this big — 
ated yy practine serade Reet \stories about the &year-old Ten- LIGHTED BUOYS one hit my squirrel tail fly tied | practice * Men, (nessee boy who lias earned a real ae on a No, 6 hook, I was using a 
SPREE SS (fre eae ars ae | (OUTED au ek Oe] | Seino pom = : championship and champion of. |tanooga’s lake and stream area.) IstRiPED DEPENDING ON — . ** wy ‘ 
champions evenjs. _Tuesday’s [And 82-year-old Glenwood Springs} [use. WHEN THEY ARE ON Bragg says he fought the fish for 4 
~eard includes the smail-gauge t- |Colo. woman (Mrs. Pearl Blain};} {THE PORT SiDE OF a] {half an hour. It weighed six 
tle event, and sub-junior and|#mong the first to try for trout in] {CHANNEL ENTERING FROM) pounds and was 26 inches long, women’s junior tests. The 20- Colorado’s season opener, just sev- SEAWARD, THEY FLASH Bragg said. 
gauge championship is set for [eral weeks ago. A ,willow pole, WHITE OR GREEN. ON THE 
Wednesday, and starting Thurs | Piece of string and bent hook start- ae SIDE THEY ) s 
day will Vo the heavy shooting [ed ber ott on an angling carer , a» J |) Clubs Combine oe te hee ee ee re 
Friday and Saturday. * Top archers from practically Palmer Bucks for Puppy Match 
< ‘ .| every state and Canada will con- |/ me ’ . 
coca a ig | ge aa sar uey ec porde Mea reteset] 3 male : . a niel Club b . , : 
oar of ivete — agers tourney, beginning Monday. More Weekends | dea Michigan have arranged for their foe be ore a le = eee fate , 
dent Harry Bares, along with past| than 20 Gre > he LANSING & — A new temperate —— ee dangerpus smoothies at an unbeliévably small : presidents (1954-1955) Lloyd Sibley sent Michigan, including a num- ice has been-ral in the com match, to be held Sunday, July 27, dang ‘oak 5 60th : y ‘ | 
and Bob White. . ber from the Pontiac area. At /voice ee, for|2t Grosse Pte, War Memorial Cen- cost, thanks to Goodyear’s Anniversary prices | 
i least 2,000 entries are expected. pebeorigg po pluggers ter (32 Lake Shore Rd., Grosse —the lowest in months! Take the 3-T 
. x *« * _ ety oda —. owners. |Pte.),' An obedience trial Will also Super-Cushion for example. It’s a value all the 
NSSA Champions Public is welcome to sit in the willi ge or ae be held in connection with the way. 3-T Cord Body for superior strength. Ex- J 
' : - rine Cosme, tary of the Michigan Petroleum|™*>- 2. + clusive Stop-Notch tread design for tight traction q 
“Here are the 1958 defending Na |Oct. 24:22. Gleason Halliwell of/!nstitute, in part criticized Secre) 4 field trial exhibition is set for in any direction. Better switch before those thin- 5 
tional Skeet Shooting Assn. cham |Gladwin, ‘state Natural Resources| 27Y 0 peariey — 12:15 and judging starts at -12:30 skins let you down! | - 4 
pions, most of whom are expected! Council head, revealed plans for part defe _—? p.m. Puppies from two months to : s ; 
to defend their titles here nextithe conference which will include| Hare, he noted, had spoken ap-jone year are eligible. A junior FOUR for only $125 a week! oa . . 
———“week; Nand, water, fish and wildlife, min-|Provingly of stay-at-home week|showmanship class and women’s’ . . : 
HIGH OVER ALL—(sil sfound) Alez|erals, recreation and wood areas. /ends.and said they might be con-|novice handling class are other) a ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ aa 
Hert, Beverly Hilt, Ct tributing to a better trafic safe-|features, There is no charge and “9. at Don t miss this 6.70 x 15 tire . ‘ 
set toy canons — xing ble tsi: ‘the public is Invite | | Here’s a great value!| |...:; oles Caiaerberk ae tar tk) © SOlunar Table a — 2. | value if you drive a pre-1957 [| hampton), 5 : ie f : 
wget MAAR aarack Fe] Following. solunar periods, pre SUMMER SPECIAL 3 6.00 x 16 <3 Super-Cushions model of Plymouth, Ford, : 
nt OO assert, eatetete, Puntioe, [pared especially : 
Pvae — Joutdoorsman John Alden Knight, we ] 
ee a ete mee wc | ~~ COMPLETELY INSTALLED |} _| for older models o Chevrolet, Nash or Studebaker! |: Mase: ; ; rae ni os : | Plymouth, Ford |" | SUB-JUNIOR—Eddie Brown, Birming- Miner Mae ane eae EBUILT AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS | petymouth, ’ $ ‘ ; oava Ea aida taigeel nm 13380 00 iis 138 REBU! . U ' Chevrolet, Nash, . No down payment when you ; 
jMBN'’S 410—Lynn Reader, Trambeti,| Sun. 2:45 9:00 3:15 9:25 Studebaker . Shake he ¢ ae . ° 
Fleurs pasven — rier shelter f3 g8 ie nS DYNAFLOW. HYDRAMATIC <i umes Hsdernpared I trade in your old tires! : - : 40 (11: 100 «+= | Fi : le- mt 
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~ Firms Grains © CHICAGO U—A good commis- 
sion house demand firmed up grain 
futures prices“in the absence of| Tuesday. 
any hedging volume today in early 
dealings‘on the Board of Trade. 
Dealers said the very little hedg- 
ceived in the volume expected and 
hoped. 
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Néar the end of. the first hour 
wheat was % to % cent a bushel 
higher, Steptember $1.88%; corn % 
to.% higher, September $1.30; oats |; 
1s to %& higher, September 65 %; 
rye unchanged to % higher 
higher, September $2.28%; lard un- 
changed to 10 cents a hundred 
pounds higher, September $12.20. 
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Harris, Upham & Co. com- 
mented in its trade letter: “It 
is inconceivable that the recent 
war bulge did not bring out tre- 
mendous cuantities of wheat 
but as is often the case, farmers 
are very poor sellers on a rising 
market, 
“The international situation in 
itself seems to have died com- 
pletely as a market influence.” 
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row on the amount of wheat car- 
ried over from last year’s crop is| ff 
is very little coming into dealers’ 
    
Apples, Red Bird, Fancy, bu. ... 
ing indicated again that commer-/@) 
cial supplies were-not being re-| Cherries. 
Raspberries. red. (crate) 
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tember $1.2914; soybeans \% to 134|' 6 ats. sens ; 
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Peppers. hot. DU, nee seesecnenees M28 
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bs 8, red fbehs.) Gog, .....+e0e 1,10 
Radishes, white (bchs.) dog. ....++» 1.28 
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Poultry and Eggs 
DETROIT POULTRY DETROIT, July 23. (AP)—Prices paid r pound. fo.b. Detroit, tor No. 1 qual- 
"usene ‘oes eas Stat: Mant teine tees 
ik Par same bee : eaponettes (4 Ibs) 23-24, (6%-6 Ibs) 
DETROIT EGGS DETROIT, July 23 (AP). igs. f.0.b, — cases included, federal-state 
Whites: Grade°A extra large 46: large 
45; medium 36; small 20; grade B large 4. Browns: Grade A l@rge 45; 
     
   
     
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By DAVID J. WILKIE 
Authoritative éstimates. put the 
year’s.—indigated— production at 
4,371,000 units, if a strike does not 
upset assembly planning. Retail 
orders following news late yester-|deliveries could top that figure’ be- 
day of its proposed 3-for-l stock|cause the industry started the 
. year: with a 652,000-unit carry-|© 
over from 1957. 
; up at 34% on 4,800; and New York and the United Aute Workers’ 
Central up % at 17%- on 3,300. oy . 
New York Stocks 
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anid ta a pan ety ici seoldili it ate tet 41; large med small 96,\Admiral .,.... 9.7 Jones & L ., 444 ae 
CaRCAGO GRAIN Browns: Grade A jumbo 42: extra large|Mr Reduc .... 60.2 Kelsey Hay .. 345|mates are slightly higher than 
IE, aut 8 CAP) Opening eee i arade B larce 3534.” (Ailied Sits's1.. 448 Kinb’Gik.72. pe [those made earlier this year. They 
Wheat— Oate— | Alun +: 3§1 Kresge, 88 .- 294/are based upon indications of a 
Sep. ..corere LEG GOD --0rer-- OS Livestock Ale soo 166 Lehn & B00. 31 | Mer. 220000 TR6 Mae. 20200222 og - jam Gen.ssss. 488 i neta “ rH opens ee eee eetee etee se . 
west (ayy mak os ti RES bade ters anc fm Marra": $43 Locka ale #iBlames Suez Policy = seeenane 1.23% Dec. ....eee0 1.33 ged — mente to — sn aoe peeve 4 bs 8 Cem 2 : 
Decrees, 128% Rove 2s vite choice ‘siaughter steers _28.00-28.28: few lanaconds ite | feck Tre. 287 for Mideast Crisis 
Mar. ........ 129 Dee. tessa... 11.95 Hoads ehoice 980-1075 1h. steers 26.00- |Armeo Gt -°.: $5.8 Manning... 242 50; load high 1154 Th, steers |Atehison ...... § Martin oo... 8 27.75; load average coos Boek & Obie". 34, May D Stirs .. ff 
sn Rriag _ | Steers “sua’™ neusie Sobersa tes iasd (Bovine ‘Ale "=>. 483 Merck ..:. t.| | DETROIT (An Israeli visi- 
EWS IM DIET fersite Cttee ey, haere My (Bons in Ht, Merah“. #4) tor says that “Ot Taree! had been . xesosss --+» 81.2] allowed to liquidate Nasserism 
Richard Rompa, 21, ot 49 Syivan|_tet ‘=, blntle 0, new i as it Pau on two years ago at Suez, there 
Ct, pleaded guilty today to drunk|mosty ood £3 23, 23.28; mixed e. Pome ... F era": 314] would be mo need for U, 8. 
driving before Municipal Judge|No. 1'300-a12 maui Wo. 7 & 3 200- (Burroughs .-:: 324 Mot Wheat ... 123] ‘oops im Lebanon today. 22.00-27.50; mixed Pack ....+ 47 r Br ... 26. Joseph L. Klarman, repre- Maurice E, Finnegan. He Was)160-190 Ib. 21.25-23.50: sows 25 ct lower; |Calum & H -.. 135 Murray Cp .. 28.7 : fined $100 or 10 days in jail. Ib, sows 19.50- |Camp Soup -- 2 na sentative of the Herut Party to 
20.75; de 3 400-00 Ib. sows 18.00- Fa a8 ¥ Be the World Jewish Congress, said 
Jim’s Market, 406 Orchard Lake Z, Thlable Oe Not enough icirrier Cp ... 42. Nat I :: $7 4| here yesterday that Nasser was 
Ave., was burglarized and $40 in|“Sheep "= selable “180. Bulk supply ven ESE or Bee v ... | “another Hitler” and the current 
and 10 cartons of cigar-|Saueh‘er sheep, theve steay: Sen Ill Lt Pi '.100 Pw Middle East crisis “potentially oe aig) yearlings \Ches & Oh ... 59: 1: Munich. ettes stolen, it was reported yes-|13.75; small good 95 Ib. rr... 487 Owens Cng .. 464) another 
terday to Pontiac police. 32.00; these Shows weedy, - fein Mail Mss 38k Ovens Sit. fea “Israel is the only fortress for 
» Sale 10 AM. Fri. & a aE ge Ei dane pee agnor sea eT ws ou 
gue er Aumarn ne, i'ma = 2 liSrael Sends Mayor  |sicsat:: fs fen set $4 ene, we. want oly” peso, 8 ya ie Con N Gas: 464 Pe pb oO ee oe a 
Friday & Satur- | | sia 7'2732.7| have the manpower as- day "Yous Genter Lake Orien. Official nvitation Sent Ges ose 5S Preips BD. sca pas | 
— ; Sout Mor... 'p. Phin Pet .....47 | MKlarman’ visited Detroit as 
tena Witiane W Denaltien rel ceeeek Bp’ kt RO, --.. sea] SORE Ot & tee ot Cite country. official invita eee A St... .82. it Israel from the consul general|curtis ‘Pub :: 048 Rex. Dra ee : of that country at last evening's dis“... 40. eg R 
ot, _comtsy at lt evenings py cree. 2 Bret --atiBlame Heavy Rain *x* *« * Dow Chem .. 60.6 Seovill nat 0, 30.2 . 
Denaldon, who, will leave with Eis" cmd Sew 8 “for Accident Here 6 § <ace Simmons .. ..38.4 Eaton Mfg .. 495 Sinclair .. ~...00.2 See SS See ee oe ot erat Hi Auto Ls. 38 Bocony Na" | oy, My heavy _retet_ caused 
card region rough Sher Beets "1 84 Bn Ry cclaealan accident in Pontiac in which tation h Ex-Cell-O ... 38 Sou Ry ....-- 5 
win M, Birnkrant, past president|Piestone --- 995 SPs"Z..0g °"/524/@ woman was slightly of the Pontiac B’nai B'rith chap-|Freect Sul :. 944 Std Of Cal ..50.1) A car driven by.James Wallace, 
ter, which is sponsoring the trip|Gcttner bea’ 472 std Ol NJ....936|5% Of Selfridge Air Force Base, to Israel. Gen Dynam .. $8.3 Std range | re skidded when he turned from -S. 
xt *& * Gen Fas : as es Pak .... Re Saginaw~ St., into Orchard Lake 
|| dm accentng the invitation to rep Set re 84. Str bap Stl ee struck that-of Coerles| 400 Gen Tel ..... 51 Bylv Eh Pd ....372/A. E, Wilkinson, 49, of 11180 had acquired some 400 trees Gen Time ... 21.7 Texas Co... 206 
will be planted in a forest-in Israel|Gem Tire ..-» 25.6 Tex @ Sul... 20.7 Dunham, Milford, injuring Mrs. 
as part of the tour, eebel Bis... 3 Fexetom 4, ++ 215 /Lucille Wilkinson, 45, 
:  |Geodyenr ‘22! gre mk B Bear. 42) She was treated at Pontiac 
* ; . ae. 8 ransamer ...243|General for lacerations to the 
Business Notes — iseymees i 8§ Gree OF: Hi)torehead and released. 
: Hersh Cros ":- 604 OS Saei’e.22 Soa] ——— nga e eek ras ac Ba Be Sea Ba Li ne | pugene Zee, a former ey #2 a fei: Railroad Crossings —«<s Jhead of the Des Moines parts de-|infand' su '<.! #0 | oe Be: BAIS A d 
/ mai | pot for Tractor and Implement |i, 9? :: 31 vs ste’. #3| UTVEY ADPIOVe Tr Division of Ford Motor Company.|!nt Bus Mch 365 Wset Un_ Tel. H Int Harv ... 35.5 Westg A Bk .. f 
Zellen succeeds D. H. Hensick|Int Nick .::. 81.4 The city will: undertake a study] - 
MOST PEOPLE DO! 
Ineurance for glass, i 
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the many features of our 
PACKAGE POLICY for 
home owners. , 
This convenient package also 
covers fire, theft, wind, per- 
sonal liability ...in fact, nearly » 
all of the major hazards 
threatening the financial secu- 
rity of your home. Call us to- 
day for complete information. 
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PATTERSON 
& WERNET 
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$1,088,600 in June . PHILADELPHIA (®—The Penn- 
sylvania Railroad reported today 
it lost. $1,088,600 in June and $25,- 
353,000 in the first.six months of 
$1,255,400 in June, 1957, the rail- 
road reported, and earnings of $12,- 
271,800 for the first six months of 
1957, | i \ 
railroad said gross revenues 
  SRishsgusys PP ombomis bo mis 
GF, Nephler Oo.) on acest . 
t [prunes Miter Gecina Polaign Low won|] Hird in .Nation Allen Elect, Co, * 23-28 win Butberce, sane 13 
Ren Geet Cone. 26 Fs 
Howel Biect MiCo.*.)) 6h a3 we Prapeet Gertie. 9. BA Rudy Mig, Oo. 2.0...1.2.. 6.1. 15 
jayne ferew Prod’ Go. sas ‘as Ho sale; bid and asked. eae 
Railroad's L alifoad § LOSSeS: 
This_compared with earnings of   
  
  
‘|0f railroad crossings in Pontiac in 
4} hopes of. cutting down on. the num- 
ber of traffic deaths at them.- 
eame from City Manager Walter 
1§ 15 60 igraphs of all crossings, 4. & 
Net ie + pees | Gnas Commissioners went along with) ¥ 
  +8 b, wi eobbae a4 $1.9 + r Pet, } rhe gerbe et $2 1802/Willman’s suggestion that Traffic 
Week ago ..... EE iat 20 1763 oo Theodore M. Vander- 
Year ago wsees Tg 130.9 «74.8. 18 s|stempel make a study before-ap- oes high ---0- 6H 1087 S28 1808 pealing to the Public Service Com- 
957 high .......280.0 Ht 775 188.8\mission for safety measures 957 low ....+5.. 266.0 782 66.2. 150.9 
|Pontiac Places - 
for. Safety 
ing by Arthur C. Bogue, manager 
of the Pontiac division of the Auto- 
thobile Club, 
Mayor Donaldson at the presenta- 
contest score—79 per cent of a pos- 
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Behoo! Graduates IN LOVING MEMORY OF Jack Crawford, who passed 49-28. Part 
Wile P. 0. , The Pontiac Press 
FOR WANT ADS 
_ DIAL FE 2.8181 
From 8am.toS p.m. oak, 
  _Funeral Directors 4 
  Ce a ee 
cme Write Pon 
. STEADY. GOOD DRAYTON 
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Tie.     
  
  2 Mon, through Friday, 
—gecestenal — a . 
ve own car, MI 6-4108. 
  
COAT _FUNERAL HOME 
   ‘ ‘ - cash Want ap mates 7) 3 Bogue told commissioners . and} at 
  
              
      
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To Train For 
ae on 
JET-GAS TURBINE AND TURBO PROP ENGINES - 
UNIVERSAL 
- JET _ ENGINE TRAINING 
Box 70 Pontiac Press at DRYWALL, TERS Ap FRE 
: WAMe acs vvccnegerernseees Age aes o-- HieMmr le rE 
Ce Pe or ee a Bee 
eeae Time usually home 
  Work Wanted Male 10   
  
"RELIABLE White’s Nursery + __Beautiful merion bine 
Furnished‘ laid. #0 yer og   
New kitchens and bathrooms, or. 
Insured’ 1 Terme, Bil Bison, FE 
  
BUILDING REPAIR. PLASTER- ne. brick, block, cement work. 
SLOCK. BRICK. CEMENT WORK | and firepleces. MA 5-0378, 
  
CEMENT WORK OF ALL KINDS. 
We speci>live im sidewalks, base- 
ments and Griveways. FE 6-0841, 
CEMENT AND MASON Work done expertiy. re esti mate 16 yrs, exp. OR 3-9402   
  {Custom HoMEs BY LICENSED ir. es OL 
  
PECIAUTY. Pioors, Q +4078. 
CEMENT & BLOCK™     
    
c 
Rata all hn tS FE   Oe eet nae pera ts water heater, 
. FE §-8431. 
is Ce. 1060 W Huron. ts & dry- 
HR _B Munro Elec-   
   
Pred KIND: | 2070 “ Rd. OR 23-1592 
  LIGHT HAULING AND RUBBISH, 
cheap. FE 5-4213, 
i% TON STAKE TRUCK WANTS work, OR 3-3603. 
UNWANTED | PICKED up free of charge. §-4638. 
O’'DELL CARTAGE Lecal eral 8b pone PE Grtenee moving. 
TRUCKING & HAULING. RUB- 
Anytime. Cheap. FE 4-1820. 
Teka to Rent rte qnActose 
panel mcups ieton States Pontiac Farm and 
Industrial Tractor Co.   
  
  
  
  
  
Thompson, FE 48364. WA 
A-l PAINTING, INTERIOR & EX- 
terior. be alone cent dise. for cash. 
Guaranteed. Free Est. FE 4-0205   
#1 CARPETS WORE. NEW 
ALL DE JAN WORK 
reasonable. Yard work, 
* Somme and lawn cutting FE 
ern ware pore eel 
AVAILABLE WOW CARPENTER Eire s iad 
    
    GUARANTEED ROOFs kinds, Est bane, FE 2 Hee 2s ey 
353 -N. Cass 3021 PE 12-8946 
fOGse MOYv — FULLY . FE ves. A, Young 
sous GARAGE, chine ADDL builder, FHA 
terms. i 
PLA ~ NEW A RE- 
SN 
sanding and fi i FE _5-0592,   
  
  
Business Services ~13 
ALL MAKES OF FOUNTAIN PENS factory trained m 
aig & General Printing & |   
. Office” iy ‘IT W. 
Tepce 8t. . FE 505. 
A : VICE - 
We service all makes of wringer 
and gutomatic washers. 30 yrs. 
96 Oakland FE 2-4021. 
ACME ASPHALT |   
  
  5 Paving. driveways, 
Our prices are below 
* : fast coe Call FE 5-1917 for free 
MARRIED MAN. 2% WANTS! ASP {ALT PAVING J 
a of any ae -Has ehaeffeur; 
  AN WANTS 
Prete er Thi Ry ee ntry and 
Ba ‘ork 415 or OR 
P Panering & Obi ODD JOBS WANTED. 
2-3035. 
RELIBLE MA EN WAiriS PAINT. beer or job. FE ee 
os cleared, —} 5-5502   
een te “og Very 
Teasona 5. At 6-0187, 
. WILL REPAIR ANYTHING FROM , se prniae to outboard motor. 
  TON % STAKE TRUCK MAN 
wants work. OR 3-3603 
  
  | Buc =D bets k a commana ‘or | 
| house work. Write Pon- | and 
| _ tee is Box 06. 
4 # Dy) ¥ DY WisHES LIGHT 
fo Pontiac. Adults only.) P 
cor 8 days, -g' a. ae. 
ee TEN oe eae wants of any kind, FE Cosi6. 
=] RELIABL. 
Driveways, park! Zo etc. Free 
est. MA 5-1206, 1 §-5623, 
ASPHALT PAVING 
Let us estimate your driveway 
or parki lot 
ANCE PIN 
mdable Asphalt Paving Co. 
FE Sos “ ao FE an 7980 
LEVELING 
tree euing on femoving, FE   
Beaches clea ed, sanded 
E 
— & oe winding. 218 = Pike re is ; e 
Bere S300 
ernest CPE rates, rr jee! a 4 
51039. ee LAKE OGLEANING   
__ mates. q| GiSCHERS “Weeds & mud removed. Free esti- | 
lando 23-6126.   
FLOOR SANDING “AND FINISH. Foggy + 
| Bloyed, er mates. 16 yrs 
experience. OL. 6-006 
GENE’s HEA G 8E R v wic Cc he 
furhaces ‘ed. 
3310 Crooks Ra. Gecko. 1 FE 
ee 
ZANDSCAPING, PAINTING, GAR-   
    
jenin, run: nd diggin 
Sone’ pisces, 8G,” tt Mitchell, FE 
Lawn ewe _pharpening 
WHITE'S NURSERY TL S. Cass Lk Rd. “PE §-4711 
ING-NEW OR REPAIR. FE 5-0304 PLASTER! Work guaranteed, 
. CHINE FILED co | Maey Tees ~ 10 Bagley St. 
SEAVER IREAND LAKE BALES FE petit 3127 W. Huron Fm 2-6122     
  
  
  % A 
t Ry we A bata 6:30), 
Garden Plowing 168 
_| CUSTOM ann A seecer 
to irara, Som: y FE 9.6296, 
“i aes A ple Dressmaking, Tailoring 16 
DRESSMAKING, ‘TAILORING, AL- farcleone a Bodeli 1 Ke 
Drei formals ie dene 
Set he Sa Cait Pie 
  
PLOW, . DRAG & LIC 
[ i Garden and yards, OR 
  
xP. \ Insurance Agencies “ 
     i er sae   
Ta y ~~ COLLINS — LADY INTERIOR DECORATO Papering & painting. FE 801). 
PAINTING & PAPER HANGING. _ 29 yrs. exp, FE §-0037. 
PAPERHANGING & PAINTING.   
rT 
re; 7 — 
PAINTING — PAPERHANGING 
WALLS   
  OR L081 
*- 
° SHUMAN’S 
AUTO PAINT SHOP - AT 8 OUT AT 5 
WILL aCALL FOR AND 
DELIVER CAR. 
SIMONIZE YOUR CAR—$7 
FE 8-8258 
  
TWO EXP MEN AVAILABLE FOR 
able rakes FE 2.4218 or PE 83441 
_Physio-Therapy 2Z1A   | MICHIGAN CREDIT 
removed Pod steam. FE A 
sg b Licensed. Fire aiarmed. 
  
PHYSIOTHERAPY 
Te eapetomaed 
1988 ‘Daton Lake Rd. 
31 ne anewer Pik 9-4006   
Television Service 22 
‘ALL TV SERVICE CALLE AN- oye AVAL ELECTR mOnics or night. 
“DAY OR } case oe SERVICE 
PE 5.1206 or ta eee 
M, P_ STR. 
_Typewriter Service 22A 
TYPEWRITERS ND 
MACHINE REPAIRING. aceon 
work, General inting and Of- 
_fice Supply Co., 17 W_ Lawrence.   
  
Upholstering 23. 
BEADLE DRAPES, 8LIP COVERS materiale & used furniture. FE ‘ 
EAKLE’S CUSTOM UPHOLSTER- ing, 8174 Cooley Lake Rd. EM 
THOMAS UPHOLSTERING 197_N, Perry St. FE 5-888   
Lost & Found 24 
FOUND: FEMALE COLLIE, 
brown and white. Cherokee Hilis. 
PE 8-6864.   
LOST; CAT. BROWN WITH GOLD 
flecks, Any information—reward. 
_FE 2-472. __FE 5-6682. 
LOST: BLUE PARAKETT. VICW- ity _of _Baldwin—and- Answers = the name of “Pete.” 
Pe ibrar . Reward. OR_3-9778.    
  CAT. FEMALE. 
Vicinity of Square Lake Re. 
een Woodward and Teneiagh. 
_ Reward Phone FE 8-6770, days 
LOST: 2 FEMALE BEAGLES, Vi- 
ring of Drayton Plains, Phone 
OR 3-7339. 
Hobbies & Supplies 24A 
PAINT BY NUMBER PICTURES, Scrabble games, ——- 
Book Store. 15_E. Lawrence St. 
Notices & i Sree 25 
MASON. SHOES HENRY J COMPEAU 
289 Clayburn St,   
    
    eT OfRe Of Vomix Sane Confidential. The Salvation Arm: 
CHARLES CHESTER   
BE, w OR. 
COLD_W. $5.50, Op. en =e ste, Dorothy's 800 N. 
Per 
CALL Stay Tas CENTR 
for removal f ‘unwanted hair. 
(Confide: $ and evenings. | WID, = ANTIQUE DISHES, “AN. 
>| Wanted ‘Transportation 31 3t 
  ~ 
      
PES 
  3 Rent Apts Untried 3 
(© 1968 by NEA Service, tag 
“$42.50 for a doll! What does it do—go out and work?”’ 
  
    Notices & Personals 3 B Wid. Conca, Mtgs. 32, ; 
IN DEBT? 
IF SO | 
LETUS | Give You 1 Place to Pay 
Ease Your Mind 
‘WE-ARE NOT A 
--LOAN COMPANY. 
COUNSELLORS 
~ KNAPP SHOES _ Herman 
   
       
Mi UITO & PEST CONTROL ‘ work, Average yard, 
$4.75, nesta workmanship. 
oon t finest spray materials. 
WVhite’s Nursery PE E5471) 
ee ee t veo for a 6a 
Zoat » home EORGE'S OME PARTIES. PE $1286. 
is D July 23, 1958, I will not be re- 
Se oud — debts contracted   
  
Sj co “a 140° "Ghana! oe oe fr =a 
Michigan. 
  
  
  
W&. Children to Board 26 
PLACE THAT MOTHER 8 
eam about for their My 26553 
  
& GOOD HOME BY DAY OR _week. FE_5-3534. CHILDREN LOVED AND CARED for. FE 2-1730. 
Wtd. Household Goods 27 
22 INCH. APT. SIZE ELECTRIC 
_range. Good its FE 5-7710., 
FURNITURE NEEDED   
  
  
  
a home_or odd lots. Get the} 
dollar, will buy outright or 
hes it for you, B & B Community 
e, Phone OR 3-2717, 
USED REFRIGERATOR. 24 
inches wide. EM 3-8804. 
WANTED .TO "BUY — ALL TYPES 
of f . Ph, FE 2-5623.     
M y 2-1521., 
Wd. Miscellaneous 28 
TO BUY: oe a= 5014 
by eg Rd. 2. 
WTD. cae Titeea FOR adults. EM 3-4207, 
SarTeBoe ag om vig dd LOT, NOT 
planning te build. Good for swim- 
ming, within 50 miles of ‘Pontiac, 
will consider oné with small cot- 
_tage. FE b 5-375.” 
____Meney Ws Wanted 28A 
NTED TO BORROW: $8.000 
palleggs 3 aed home as secur- 
ty, Will pay 6 per cent interest. 
._ Write Pontiac Press Box 116, 
Wanted to Rent 29 
FURN. OR poll aa 2 ee 
house, Clarkston of 
Aug. for 2 or3 montis. MA‘ e-3876.   
  
  
  
    
  Ready, Willing and Able ers Call Realtor for your land 
pom the 
PE 4-3581. 
    
  
   
     
  ator, $85 rt 103 Bloo: 
fet fe ‘Terrace, gain Apply 1 st, Sed 5 
PTS. FOR RENT. 230 E. WAL- ton. 5-0903.   
  
  
$50,000! : r= Te ret Soret Sant Comes, | ane. ss eS child or 
Edw. M. LSet Realtor 
  
Wanted Real Es h|   
A. eS Realtor 
    
  
  
PARTMENT, PRIVATE OME — EQUITY AND CONTRACT 
Wright & Valuet alien furn, 650 Northvie 
REALTORS ee   
  
342 5 hil APTS. & PVT, BATH. ms 1 Stowell. Fi FE_4-2190. 
. IND FLOOR. 
_ets. ntog Ane FcR Washington. 
“pina | ee facilities. 
Sey, =A and trade, 
L. H. BROWN. Realtor 1362 W. Huro Ph. FE 
ot “Multiple. “Listing Service 
~ HAVE CASH “WILL 4 ROOMS AND as CLOSE IN 
  
  5 Roows AND BATH. PVT. Inquire 95 Dwight. 
APT. UPPER. | _— AND   
Fans = ontract or acre- 
  LOWER FLAT. PARTLY 
see Cersee, 776 E. Pike 6t. OR tr 
    
Y. 3 BLKS FROM 
peatiee. 19 E. Pike. 
  
8 COTTAGE 8T.. ? & 3 RM. APTS. 
  me ‘JUST RIGHT F FOR COUPLE. 
  
  J. ay REALTY 
2536 1 ‘Disa FE 
GI AND ) FHA CASH FOR YOUR HOME 
    ment” ‘apt. 960 LaSalle. FE 53-1560 
es 2 ome APT. CALL BET. 
— FOR COLORED 2 & 3 room — 
$ 226 Prospect, 
FURN. 2? RM. APT. UTIL. FURN., | 
_$12 @ week “OR 3-7112. 
FOR RENT: 2 ROOM FURNISHED | 
 ahrere | near General Hospital.   
  
ee oe : 
tion, do not feel obligated, We | 
will appraise your p: rty and 
tell you thé cash you can receive 
net to you. 
  WE TRADE WE BUILD 
DORRIS & SON AL 52 W. et SCOHONE   LTORS 
PHONE FE 4-1557   "nen APT. STEAM HEAT. 
LISTINGS WANTED   
IOLLY WOOD A a E SMALL EQUITIES oat wan or hag marcrg 2& 3 
Leslie R. Middleton 
BROKER CARGE APT | CLEAN ADULTS. | $15. Fasting ne 
Boas Us Your 1 Equity   Pi z 
trance. W, side. Newly pecarepa. 
FE 5-§322.   THREE EXCEPTIONALLY LARGE 
  
LANDLORD — WE NEED MORE 
houses and apts, - rent. Adams 
Realty, ed 86174. 
TO 1ST. 3 OR 4 
oe al west side, FE 
  
WANTED: 2 BED M MODERN 
cottage on lake with good beach, 
from Aug. 9 to Aug. 16, $40 or 
less. FE 8-3484. 
Share Living ¢ Gexiers 30 
‘HA MODERN AGE, AT 
iiliams Lake. asher, Dryer. OR 3-4425.   
  
bah none sapien aah go WANTED 
west coast of Florida. OL 1.1335, 
Wtd, Contracts, Mtgs. 32 
IMMEDIATE 
ACTION On afiy good land contract. New 
or sedsoned. Your cash upon sat- 
pinygret f ——— of property 
tle. Ask Ken Templeton. 
K. L. Templeton, Realtor 2339 Orchard ke Rd FE 4-4563 
CASH FOR LAND CONTRACTS. 
H. J, VanWelt 4540 Dixie Hwy. 
OR_3-1355 
CASH UNLIMITED For pbb gay IE contracts, new or sea- 
west ue & —, 
a ag te l FE 43644 or 
Z 0815. Ask for Ted Mecul-   
  
    
ie 
RRO REALTY 5143 nase. vaapeth Be 
    
HT DAINTY MAID SUPPLIES - 730 
Menominee, Mrs, Wallace, FE 
| Ba AINTY MA MAL OPPLIES. MRS. A, Taylor, 56 P olilespie. FE 3-7293. 
LIKE A. REAL CAR 
BARGAIN? Lots of ’em   
  in the Want Ads!     CONTRACTS WAN 
on Rea) Bsiate, 1362 we Pears 
6492 .or FE 44813. ‘Ask for 
Mr Ritts 
WANTED 
LAND CONTRACTS 
A. JOHNSON Realtor ARCADIA APTS. 
modern, 3 rooms & bath apt. a & ely decorated, Both 
front and rear OWsg Sasure 
gross ventila' - amas a ry facilities... A > 
welcome Bie se to schools, 
m per. 
  ron, FF 
PPicture on ake. "Heater! carpeted Must 
  pprec "Fa pet a 
_magnth. MY - RA Nice AND BA’ 
coteeee 5 and utik- 
ei ane 
7 pus, i ey children, Phone a a tiac Rd... near | EXCEPTIONAL 
3 ae CLEAN, a Por 
& BATH. 
IF nt 4146 Pench PE nag _* 
Baby 
VERY 
_hice. = 32-5408 a FE 4. 
st ones. Cigse 
2365. 
J ROOMS, PRIVATE BATH & ENT. Gas heated. 87 8. Parke 8t. 
.|3 LARGE CLEAN   
_ PISHER BODY. de 
. kitehen & 2 tse til. 
a furn,,” $17.50 wk. OR 
  
or BM $2456.   
oe CT. APTS. 
  brick has “regan yuase id duplex, has 
WATERFRO 
Helo beet hoy tgutt eS. nciudes - 
He! E. Es a ” 
  OLVERINE. APTS ——— ?   
=} WEST SIDE 
VASBINDER, INC. 
FE 5-8875 ~ 
NT. MODERN NE 
LaMothe, “heat eae | at Elisabeth ibs References. -———— 
Rent Lake ‘Cottages 36A     
  
beach, $55 eek, MY 
WODER ONT, 15 N, of Sleeps 8 OR 3-7227 
dem kifchenetie cab 22 sandy 
modern week. R&EK Motel 
; 3-689. 
of Jw Ei = F 
WALLED CON 
Pvt. beach 9 bedrm. Mar. 
ket 42293   
_For Rent Rooms 37 
A MICE SRAr Bit. CLOSE TO . FE 5-1539.   
  
  
CTIVE ROOM. GIRLS. ome ges, 647 W, Huron. 
§ STOP. PVT. ENT.. COOK & a wid Telephone, 499 W. Hu- 
  
79) Kaetocy tom Shoppe tod Bchools only 1 block away. Children welcome. 
Front and — windows let cool 
Phas 
bath Larger — higher. K. 
Hempstead, 102 E. Huron 8t., FE 
#8284.   
WEST SIDE APTS... 5 
newly decorated, eas one Cor 
basements. 
Nomth side ai vm 1. 3 or 3 bed- 
  
Rent Houses Furnished 35 
3 RMS & BATH, BY —- LAKE. 
_2104 _ Willow Beach 
2 BEDROOM EIBERH LAKE 
front home at a $100 
_monthly, Phone OR 3-4519 
#4 ROOM & BATH. YOUNG Cou. 
le or bachelors, FE 5-2706. 2072 
ommonwea.'h. 
{ROOM HOUSE GAS HEAT ~ BA- 
by welcome. Anderson eed. Ap   
  
  
  
   
paket t bi Avail, oe ee akefron' Ome v 
M 3-4008, ne! Egg tenck MER teeter 
BEAUTIFUL 9% ee HOME. 
Screened-in pore baby ‘grand 
iano, lovel¥ on ard with ake priv. nice sand $85 
tr month. hag vee tor aon thong 
1 miles a ag ‘ontiac. in ormar 
__tioh MY 73-2705. 
SMALL eS FOR RENT, IN- ulre at 1676 Taylor Rd. ask 
or Lonnte Weaver. FE 4.2031. Nod   CLEAN RM. ERIvaTE ENT, 
Close in. FE 40122 
    
  
    
       
           
                    
     FE 
COLORED FAMILIES fate, Immediate possession, 6080, 
 Besasett fi A. Nott, Realtor 170 W. Pike 8t. 
5 . BR , OF i 
‘amily income. 2 baths, of] heat, 
fire: Big Be ex. 
. Terma,’ Owner’ ‘| 
SELL, BUY, b+? land Realty . MA 4-202 
14 Pontiacs rat’ Walled Lake, * 
“LARGE AND SMALL HOUSES 
Rose McLarty, Broker 
nN = & 
priv., $750 
Paes Ve tel, 30. Giese LK, Rd. 
PEN   
  
SYLVAN LAKE PRIVILEGES -— 
$12,500 — jong | terms — low 
down ayment A terms, Lovely 
ite e CAPE COD design, 
on one ‘floor. 
—_- tone echoes a Pocaica 
€ arge — 
PLCORS. blactered walls, OAK 
FULL basement, G. heat. "De: 
fs dead Pioneer - 
vision. WEBSTER school bus st 
corner. CITY bus, ‘sewer. water. 
2-5 p.m. Sunday 
NS: § JOSEPHINE 
between James = Siva. & Tear 
heis Rd. 
  
      
Se po 
PULL Become. a heat, 2 2 es 
rage. Near juron is 
ponte aa — Webster and Washing. 
.ton Jr. Hi, schools. Open 2-5 p m. 
HOYT REALTY   CLEAN ROOMS, <7) Lie Fare 
_ parking : 238 Padd 
and FOR t COLOREA—CPLE “5s 
home priv $i? wk. PE 2-473 Pie 
LARGE. COMFORTABLE | ROOM __Wwith bath. Lake privs, FE 5-5: 
LARGE, CLEAN ROOM FCR Ee 
tlemen. Private entrance 245 
Nelson FE 4-4373. 
__Rooms With Board 38 
a a _meals. 14 M Matthews, FE 
ROOM WITH OR WITHOUT 
board. FE 8-0427 
WELL VENTILATED ROOM WITH -—< 1 or 2 gentlemen, FE 
Convalescent Homes 38A POP BPA PBA PA LIE DDB AD LBA LAA A 
HAVE VACANCIES, | MEN oR rom   
  
  
  
  
NEW, ean REST un now ¥_open Reas, rates, MA pert 
“Hotel Rooms 39 
HOTEL AUBURIN 
Pep a ey, Day or hob a 
Cooking ‘and refrigeration “unit. 464 Auburn   
  
pts, Some. with TV Br a aay ot ‘Weel Tock 4333, a up 
  
  WEST SIDE. ESPECIALLY NICE 6 rm, duplex for adults. 3125" FE 
_ 59-9953 
Rent Houses | Unfurn. 36 Se aa   
4- BEDROOMS “RAMORA TER 
voce. $75 per month, Call FE 
_ 4-155 9 
= BDRM.. BASEMENT & FUR 
nace meet Bh orvehagee Lk. priv. 
$65 dren. allowed. In- 
quire_ "20 Viola, _Ortonville, 
? BEDROOM HOUSE, GAs HEAT, 
no_ children. vie 53-1824   
  
  
Your houses farm, acreage or land 
contract, cal ngs for quick action. 
PONTIAC REALTY 
737_ Baldwin 
WE HAVE QUALIFIED BUYERS waiting for commercia) ‘proper- 
ties, farms and acreage, A phone 
call will give you immediate ac- 
ROY KNAUF em. No children — oe rE 
_ 47053.   YEAR chirp ior ge 3 ROOMS 
In 
eS bldg. = Union Lake, Adults. 
Rent Apts Unfurnished 34 
a) — BEDROOM.   
  
  
  
iST FLOOR MODERN 
aut bath, ibd cigr Newly ae 
softened ened ret ‘water. of 26%   
    
HOME WANTED, ie N, 
zp, oo see 000. ee 
WE ait 
Lf ood Me ipey 
toperty &   
home or esta’ 8T 1 DRM ae - 
Polat location. eaceneite rent, or ae 4-8246,   
furn. Latalros yey OR 3-8105. 
1 3-RM. AND 3 #RM. APT. 
and mere. hot water and heat   
832_W. Huron   
Rent Apts. Ficulched 33 33/7,   1 RM. KITCHENETTE. PVT. BA hot a one water furn., adults 
and ent, $15 per wk, FE 2.4376.   
RM, APT. UPPER. 
rn Utilities furn. 268 Orchard 
hua Per er . NEW i © KITCHEN Private |? entrance. Washing. $10. FE 2-1649. erated. Partly tare.   
a   
, aoe, DUX..1 _PVT, BATH AND 
at door. Bachelor, 
nurses, price or 2 BEDRM, LOWER APT, $16.50 
baer ag Darn gs a fiaiitse FE 
2 RMS Te INCL, Auburn a Paddock, Adults, FE 
a acer 0 t- | 7 MODERN 3.1 net APTS cw:   
  ty pine ATTRACTIVE 
ground. 
Pvt. 
dock.” Alb 
_dock, 
  para 
h of city limits on Jos- 
miy hon mo. Call after 
  
  
: a AND 4-ROOM 
* Gemen, ear ee St 
ROOM BASE FON AND BATH. $50 MONTH 
aparnees, washing bat ag 
eighborhood 55 25883.   3 RMS. HEAT AND Cesaae FUR- 
  
  1704S. Telegraph Rad. FE 435 2 ‘ROOMS CLOSE IN, 
iS AND BATH. ALL Includes all utilities   
    kitchen, util rm. 6 
letel arpeied ‘heat 
‘ae. | pled MA 61, = 2 & 3 BEDR HOMES. CHIL. 
“tage Adams Realty, FE 
  
ODERN, YEAR 
* round Re ati basement. Central heat, $85 month. EM '3-3630. 
2 BEDRM MODERN, $50 MO 
3 bedroom $60 month. C 
Pangus. menieee. vate MIS. Orton- 
ville, NAtional 7-281 
3 BEDROOM L FRONT YEAR 
_Sround home. EM 3-4 ae __ 
3 ROOM* AND BATH, NEAR PON- 
_FE goo Motor Plant 14, "Reasonable   
  
  
J BEDROOM MODERN iN AU- 
burn Heights FE 4-4317. 
3 BEDROOMS & BATH. BRICK &   w 
ww 
& 
2x9 3238 = alt 
Large lot, Quiet community. Must 
nase references, For rent or 
“EMBREE & GREGG 1665 Union Lake Rd, 
  
4 ROOMS AND PARTIAL BATH, 
__3344_Bathurst, off j_Aubarn Ave. 
7_RMS. MODERN. ON LAKE- 
ae Nr, Waterford rep. Hall. 
PR 4-600 month, Midwest 45160 
4 aes ROO HOU HOU STEAM heat. Pvt. entrance. ‘children wel- 
come, Inquire ‘777 E alton,   
5 ROOM HOUSE, AU a HEAT. 
Auto. y © =a. ri basement, 
jults, $50 mo. 
  
  Near downtown 
FE 46133. 
é cence BRI v7 FONTI ‘AC entra. High 
68-6603, 
ora 18 *PARKE st,   
OFFER, NICE 
bedrm. home ¢' in. References 
income apt, inel, FE 56-1539. 
AVAILABLE, AUGUST FIRST FOR 
adults. Six Toom tmished half 
of double house, ool ‘garage 
_Anquire 153 W. feorne St EO FR Stk 
DANDY MODERN TWO BEDROOM 
bungalow, full basement, oil hest 
splendid location, month 
DORRIS & SON REALTORS 752 W. pure PE 41557 
RE A 
nice co comtry home with § bedrm 
2 living rms., dining rm., = ait as sal ‘Kent § Stores. 40 
MODERN COLONIAL BUILDING 
  
"Rent Office Space 41   
3600 ——_ FEET OF ag neoe tabs 
floor in downtown Pontia 
Ideal Re retail, collection agency 
or insurance offices. R. H. Smith 
Realtor, 28 E, Huron sf # 8-0466 
_ ‘at 
AVAILABLE NOW, 2 ROOM OF- fice in good location on Orchard 
Ke — c 
Parking area & — ‘urnished., 
_$40_ mon Call 2-485, 
DOWNTOWN. 2 aa ROOMS, 
with pegro~ Bs TIeteal for any 
kind 3-9826,   
    
  ODER FICE aed PER MO. MO. 
at 1507 Prrele be gr reer i 
By 44588. : > Bundy 
NEWLY CONes oe FIRES 
proof office putting. 2300 sq. ft. available in downtown Penear 
Will divide now to suit tenants.   
  
_For Sale Houses 43 
_ ae 
YEAR 'ROUND HOME 
AT SEARS LAKE By owner—this 2?-bedroom home 
is situated on canal with access 
te private lake. Priced for quick 
sale. $5,500 ca or $6,000 terms 
with $1,500 down, For further in- 
formation call Mitford, MU 4-5579.   
  
Nichol ggg etulhg Re ee, 4 $8189 or Call FE ra, ge Immediate Possession 
| NEW 3 BEDROOM HOME 
  3 BEDROOM zo REASON- 
able, OR 3-8415   
$6,425 5 room brick terrace. ‘Hardwood 
mal = furnace $1, 125 down. 
“RAST SUBURBAN rdoms—needs finishing Ss, 156 
ity $500. di 
BALDWIN AVE. 
pone a orioed “at ith, wae 
Aliso other. investment. p 
CUCKLER REATAY,   
    FE 2-9840 FE 2-9966 
234 8S. Telegraph Rd 
Pon-Tel Centre 
 Maceday La 3 bedrm year sround wat oot 
er, elec. stove and ice oon, Some 
bedrm. furniture and living room 
furniture. House hag been recent- 
ly macornent and has FA oil 
furn good size util, room, 
—_ essed in — oo. Priced 
right ate $050 and quick 
posse: 
HILLTOP Here is one of the finest views in 
Oakland County. Custom built 2 
bedroom bunga. ow with 1 acre of 
land. Hardwood floors. Plastered 
walls and tile bath. Fuil divided 
F.C. "Wood Co. Offide Open 9 ‘ti 8 Realtor OR 3-1235 
Corner Williams Lake Road & M59- 
Walter's I Lakefront 
On Walter's -_ 
3 years old. Prope Tory feat i Al   
Walter's Lake next week. 
now for an appointment. 
6. Acres 
200 ATER 
Here's a itttie speculatbe’ s dream 
A nice 2 bedroom home. to 
live in. Neat 2car garage. A 
place to fish and some acreage 
that can do nothing except go up 
in value, Located § miles north 
of Clarkston. Only $10,900. Call 
now for appointment, : 
larkston REAL ESTATE, INC: 20,8. Main, Clarkston, Mich ‘ACROSS FROM BANK) ONtA ple 5-5821 
Open Datly 9 to 9—Sunday 12 to 3. 
Templeton Immediate Possession 
Partly furnished, newly decorated. 
Large living room with fireplace, 
2 bedrms., nice kitchen, full base- 
ment. 2 extra tots. - docated, Giese totake,Low down payment, 
K. I.. Templeton, Realtor 2339 Orchard Lake Rd. i563 PE 2-9502 
pontiac = = <a HURON & ae PH cE   
  
glassed in porch, 2 oer garage. 
could be used for carpe: a = 
or others, — lot, well lanc 
scaped, very nice ond convenient 
location, $1500 down. 
MUTART REALTY 2410 3. Commerce Rd, MA 4.2391 
6 RMS AND 2? BATHS SUITABLE 
for income, Near schoo), 93 8. 
Midland, Off Auburn near E 
Biyd. FR 4-9657, 
BY OWN ER 5 room ag Nice living 
room, gas furpace, attached ga- 
rage, $0,950. $0626. 
DRAYTON PLAINS 
wy BY so LOT 
Located on & pa street. Dm   
    
  
stove and oven, ceramic ba 
finished Tecreation room . in, full ‘ 
to ee: Was eee to stores, 
fon ARTRAM 
Om S180) ARS on +3200   
  ¥ 
t 
& 
! | | 
         
  
  
ANNETT’S 
OUTSTANDING 
VALUES 
WEST OF CITY - Lake priv- 
—— ea ull peceenaee _ @fl heat, Needs some work, $6500,| © low down ent. 
WEST “CE — Owner. leaying 
fe iad ss es ° and 
yg e basem $2000 down. 
NEARLY NEW ~~ 3 bedroom 
brick ranch near de school. 
Living room, 
a gga gas . 
at screens age 
» Siis0"down, B18 per month Me 
PENCED YARD - Late, seats 
story home Bg room, dining 
ite” adits ody "yom ft floor, all 
on 30a floor: me, gaa terms. 
8 ee ue te ene, Mitches te pitch’ us room, wall to wall ¢ w cost FA 
ei] heat, Price uced to $18,900, 
terms, % 
Lar oak 
Atm dteapsa IAS et and wer. Spacious. it < rm. 
wie — = Cass Leake, dining 
ment, recreation. room with bar 
& — room, FA oil heat. 
Seated atiached garage. $37,000 terms, 
Roy Annett Ine. REALTORS 
28 EB. Huron FEderal 8-0466 
Open Evenings and Sunday 1-4 
  
3 an = — es $12,- 
o o wo 
_payment oo ok   
STOUT Best Buys 
Today 
PINGREE STREET car). 
  
132 W GI's, NOTE PO YOU WANT an older style 
Sat We can help y 
J. R. Hilt 
Open? to 9 
1011 W. wee" 
a oe PRE-BUILT HOMES" rarer eee sha ag ~ 
  and 205 2, also gs earens = 
FHA SPECIAL UMINUM 
ar garage, 
  Be ig © ‘inh 
Deri & Son. 
PRETENTIOUS BRICK CRE LAND 
A home we are pi to 
erimingting buyer, tis 
well 
ptionally 
distey aoa” uit e, i xié. bedrooms, 12- 
xl4, 12%xl4% and 1ixi8, two basement, 
brick at breezeway 
=: y consider rade 
ELIZABETH LAKE ESTATES 
six LO Y ROOMS 
ibstantia: and ttrac- 
tive six room famil me, 
sit on two utiful ss hs 2 car garage, all. 
rger than average, 
gas heat, exceptional base- 
meni and lovely 
tile on ae floor, 
r 
Kishen. “ters 0 on FHA ~— 
pool = 10,660. hand $10, $800 
DUCK & Wass LAKE 
Attractive 
bunenjes- one. urine 20m 
fovety iy blehen, siorms and 
eo 
190x120" — was minke. 9400 
should hi 
WE TRADE 
DORRIS & SON REALTORS 
Phone it~   
clear smaller home. 
DRAYTON SPECIAL 
tie tig et, ! 
"in, Joslyn area. i 
 ocmer acce’ 
ex wo 
ent. We 
at make “e a 
one. 
Here’ 
for $1500 
Near new Northern High. 
pig SIDE 
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor 
oe ee 
  
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
G.I.’s NOTHING DOWN Immaculate T-room hom¢ |o- 
cated off Joslyn. One bea- 
room di 3 ms and 
bath up. ¢ is in exocel- 
ie Teettgaaiee RS : 10,600," r be first 
= nog one, F 
RANCH with lake privileges, 3 Bed 
rooms attached garage, 
Jalousied rear terrace ‘or 
Bring room, with firepiace| room wi re’ e 
‘arms and screens, ret- 
Easy 
4 BEDROOMS FIREPLACE 
$500 DOWN ‘.  palane rms and 
heat, 2 ca 
Prove to Zousel 
ae One of. the best nee om the fe Cail 
TRI-LEVEL a. custom 
every 
es inte 1 in demand 
ee im 
of 
wit bufit-tn 
3 bedrooms 
oe Se asement with 
py PIR Teation 
  WET SID 
A 
fates tion. 
Realtor 
1 * 
OWNER: 5 RMB, ,WTLSON 2-6347. 
‘MILLER 
tow for’ in 
William Miller plastered is. “pase- a i crac! ee over 
wie ho down payment. 
NORTH SIDE JOSLYN AREA— This is a honey, Living room, 
  lot. bh teak frece, at SATde® snot and brick ranch nents. 3 Degveoms, bath ~<. os ft. car- 
room dray mirror Uke oak maar, heautitu 
kitehen. Modern. 
cludes in. incinerator, te hey t fa: 
wea sueet = — reasonable 
ours 
FE 2.0263 Huron   
ya EDROOM-TRADE 
Do you have a large 
fre heat, paved street, A 
it 7 home? — ir : C] a Fe on 
ferea walls, "ele 
ful“ asemien a weeks yen orce: it, 
poe Bil nace love! AB ei beet 
GI DO epinme aaoe $150? 
This is all it Ln 
flo iis ten wom dae fel and clean 3 re gharges, Nett 
this comes only ones, See 
now 3 We 
YpunTs 
osiyn, ay 9 fu300 — will 
ir heat, fast 
full basemen 
‘ard, ‘Call Mr. Ponter Fis bh en! 
bath, 11x17 kitchen full Seenen, 
forced a last possession. 
FOR COLORED . $350 down, Nice 2 bedroom 
home, enced back 8-0585. 
Jim Williams REAL ESTATE & INSURAN 
1483, BALDWIN i FE 0s 0841   
  NORTH SUBURBAN 2 bedroo 
REALTOR 
|FE 5-0101 
TERMS 
TERMS 
TERMS 
: TERMS ro : pee Ben bt Call today, * . 
m 
with brick Pg 
North side—A —— 
(3) bedroom all on | floo 
fh basement, auto. heat, 
Alum storms. WASHER, 
TOVE 
TOR INCLUDED, 
ca 
it one lar south of 
Vie, le, at two (2) bedroom 
¥ $250 DOWN ‘ TMs. N and $49 per “MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
STOM BUILDING 
De and 1% nord 
9 ving room in 
ocation for ay ™36000° full price 
and $1500 down 
George R. Irwin 269 BALDWIN 
A gorhed 
with 
‘comb. 
DRY- 
REFRIGERA- Oniy $400 
Orton. 
home 
month including taxes and in- 
surance, 
TERMS 
TERMS Wonderful north side propert 
—paved street, A re (2) bed- a bola with full besoment, comb. minum 
letel: redecorated 
Tees 
and} TERMS 
Just off goo MS 
Se comb, yj Png 
$350 nice reece ty room, Large 
Auto. _ ona ONLY 
& HARGER CO, 
OPEN EVENINGS NICHOLIE R. J. VALUET, Realtor. = 
HURON hav Photos of all of them. rn 
Open Evenings. aft Sue. 
oye BROWN, Realtor ° 
  
Gis} NO $$ 1 DN.   
  
      
“He told me he had a rieh rich       Pere 
grandfather, now I'm his re . = 
  
For Sale Houses 43 For Sale Houses- 43   
Here’s A Building 
Deal For You! 
DON'T eof! 
PROJECT HOME OR SHELL. 
BUILD THE HOME 
OF YOUR DREAMS . 
“Yous be- be. the butlder—we'l be your 
Spy ah ge to Oak- 
ele Wee 0 Feet events 
You're Better Off With 
  
  7105 W. M: 
$300 DOWN 
fare love Aw Pot 
Clarence C. Ridgeway 
REALTOR 915 Baldwin Ave, FE 46203 
Crooks and Auburn 
West Side. 
Wi isner School ‘Be 6 Onrage tm modern, % at 
  
  Kitchen, Th 
ate and and ce new carpet, 
iis p Ay r garage. OR   
  
G's    MR. G.I, bow ' —, ~= 
, grea, bere | oko oe 
aan Just mortgage ‘costs 
APPY PAYI UNE. Na R . 
AND saving rent receipt? 
See this 2 bedroom e 
ue nice living room, large 
rance are less — ~Approximé 
fod per month, age costs down to Gls, 
  
arses having. Re 
it’ 
$8,800, oe aa 
nea: : Besement, gas heat, alumi- num screens. elean Seis one me 
roxima' tly a0 pet 
— 
RAY O’NEIL, Realtor | 
ay Sento eh er on p28 | ° 
FOR goes wie home, 
  
* 
Sees with 
“RAINBOW REALTY” 
FE 32014 502 8, PADDOCE FE_2-2614 
BARGAINS ! 
$7,500 WITH i. 
  ? { aple MaAytair 6-4250 
Estates. For carter inform 
tion call Bubert © Davis, 4915 Irwindale Br. in 11, 
181 | Swim, You Swimmers 
GENERAL REAL TE _| es Diste Bey.” Gn pores | Eo 20. _trees_ 
ideal for that truck farm you 
hav home > 
    | ie   asement 
i OPEN 
dake Mi mens ers "Featherstone FE _ Bendero i marén 
STARTER HOME_— LARGE TOF. 2 BEDRMS" MODERN. 1 ACRE. 
"EE SRA ae oe a Serle & | VACANT ad NOW OPEN 
Attractive 1 floor. Nice living| 6 NEW 2BEDROOM HOMES 
i tata plenty | — In The Heart of Pontiac ~ 
Bed wats Eas da ate : $8,350 
LOCATED ON MELROSE 
ee Clemens St. 
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT 
  
Fish, You Fishermen ~~ 
oil 
fet 2 and $90 8 Your Money’ y’s Worth 
At 37 E. ae ened %. bedrm 
are ies we ene aes 
Swan, f Fish | ead Be Boat 
At Union Lake 
Attractive, oak nio. 
eid saat a, with pete. Ful 
Giroux-Franks 
$800 DOWN 
Privileges on Williams Lake. 2 
bedroom bungalow, family 
ice shaded dees per mo, 
| ioe 
W idechan:| NE SPE EU,   
NORTH END 2 bedroom bungalow 
‘on & isfge lot 80xi26 with | 
Sob at Wiad 75. ~: terns can be ars, 
Mt “ee Dine, Of t $11, 
trees. Brest ost 1 i ‘00 
ae; ‘amily home w ig room ' . . 0x17 
ae ~ pale be . 
FE 5.9471 
  O00 SP CALE see Good 2 bedrm. home. Huron Gar- | 
dens —_. 
Pienty of 
P. W: DINNAN 
  
  
ASSOCIATE INVESTMENT CO FE 6-0663 
Prospect Street IT BUILDING — Two 
a 3 _tooms; And one %- 
room... Pull ement, 4car 
rage, Oil heat Small 
wh payment, 
  
HAYDEN | NORTH SIDE. Modern 2 ee ho blinds Tile 
me kitchen 
NEW HOMES. .000 
have Wag ong a,* 
plans. 
A -~d sil. & on WE fad up. We - < 28 
your tog. * 
An older «¢ Sétreem 
condition. 
  
  
  
     
             § ACRES & HOME — This $ 
level ac: with kinds 
berries . ‘is. 
or trade. 
NORTON STREET — 
bargain in a     
  ato only 2 car 
$6875 wi substantial down pay- 
ment, 
4 5g 4 — HOME — Over 300 
  =a & "bent yard. 8 oot 
was oo ith “yet down 
re Sigh te Lake BA en 
CLARK Becton. 2 dri home i a 
$700 Sma $8,200, Vacant 3 
= rm sk 3—ps, 
orate dining room, pape oll 
furnace, 2 car ga- 
peti ao feet West of 
$1,500 D DOWN. za “mint aS at 
ps takes and oe ons 
: lake ges to y= Rs red 
CLARK REAL ESTATE TO BUY, TO SELL, TO TRADE 
4 
| ce ee 2 8 on n 
ait in seadition, "Aeparste basem and pay their ine. ‘A top ¢! rent- 
WA pieeitiie Pool | 
tlac. ake fro ites 
| eee sie or Se 
      |REALTOR PARTRIDGE] PE 43001 W. HURON 
7 oe   
  
  MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
  
quer 8 TEaRe 
ranch 4 oo 
  ON         
gg Am 
* 
  
K Established   
session 
CITY NOR is a good hom 
wall to wall c 
oll heat, a Th gat ease 
—fered 
ALL ON ON 
piss & $0590 DOWN—New- in we tee brick rae home, tea bet shower. 
st at this plies ot wae 
~—New in ‘56. 
hom 
bedrms.. tiled ba 
© PLOOR = 1 
Stearn home new in in 1916, 
"56 bed- 
ve iminediate 
now It r=. 
‘TH—New in '54, Here 
arage, Now of: Ae ‘. 
. forms: 
ae Kent Inc., Reshtor= at Telegraph ~Bpen a 
AMPLE CUS) PARK NG 
aot   
bun 
cash offer for 
6-Rm, at 
  mo Ww. across 
Garage. Terms of 
ick’ sale, 
See ia ie es hao, Norm. May a 
KINZER a Bey rt MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
Lakefront Home This fs a chatm § room modern 
alousied glas 
2 Acres . 
? 
=   
WHITE BROS. 1295   
5660 Hwy. 
Eves. ‘til 9; Sun. 10 “til 5 
  LAWRENCE W, 
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porch, minum an sereens. Only $19,060 — te: ls 
Might accept trade. 
“Torey bea WEST SUBURBAN ~° Eastern J : om Paice’ The out-of-town owner says eet this 
2 y wore home was built in has wall-. wil _serege Sak nee cost to-wall carpeting oo 
is situated a Jot T5201 KEEGO oes ft. $10,200; $3,200 down, $47 per 
wil weve oe une wis bedroom | _ ance avaliable. | modern large li and din- 
ing room home, Basement, only 
Ghose to Sed avs income, the price only. $1 second hoor, Evenings after 6 call OR 
- RAY-O'NEIL, Realtor 4% & sea, eaatry 
|g sgleron_na_— oon | 8 DURE WEEE eas BI aN meal 
Almost 5 acres 
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Se Nee ar ve, ceramic fle bath, Pull 
$in'b00 = ferms to reliable 
Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor - 
re pet Ge" 2.0678 Ac JOHNSON, Realtor 7 1704S, T Re.     ag | : beth 
vileges at A " for $4,050 wi down, . sscount™ for cash, = 
Trade Your Equity We can offer fine selection 
of 2&3 posteons homes with or. 
, without basement, city or sw 
urban, lakefront or_iake 
_leges. So — if ioe been 
to seil without your cess, give us ® call. & let us trane 
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                      SEABOARD PHONE : after 4 p.m 
FE 8-9661 3 See ee ae BENSON LUMBER CO. 
" ee . part. 5 a0. eeenees hs 
Seaboard Finance Co, @ GALLON ELECTRIC WATE! = fowls with Bigs as Ly. Machinery GOA 
Ni ; . : 
sss Peeing No Problem” . ~ Thompson, 0_8._ Perry Fe cored bn ot <Mith ggp.p | D-2, CATERPILLAR, 1961, NEWLY 
DETROIT + a l dnds—irre . painting anc te : save PLUMBING SUPEL, tractor, 1957, ‘end loader 
| 666 Lawrence Bh Pe esse | swaP oe my — ot ‘. 1m 8. . Enroo| Fbeet ‘weight, Pe ese ade 
Aes. Go, Bas ea oS 2” | WHEN YOU NEED MAHOGANY DUNCAN | - URNACES & DUCT WORK. REA: | S7ACHINING & WELDING WANT 
“1. 3-3605. 4 dining table, cost - pad urea 0 No down payment small ral 
Z s ietouareD COTTAGES. 150 ft. TOP FOR USED TV &| fost $48. Both for $60. Sit’ Erie stock cn | ¢ ators, 1Bentine ‘ds 
nee = ge Rost of -, radios, - 29-0662, mae Lake. FE 5-0065. | ana near 5 : 
* COTTAGES. Bost livery Jos cin ont © gusty om reat Wor sell. (250 mouth, OR 32300, Dletely reconditioned, MA_ 6-004 Horm 
endo fymen , EASY SPIN AND ASH- 
Pivot” ain sin.aoa, terms. SNe: budget, We vibe Ey For Sale Clothing 86 | -*t- 41 condition, $38, Fe ‘s-2408. 
with mone . EVERHQT ELECTRIC OVEN FOR | 
S ATE _| MENG DRESS SUIT, SIZE 36-40, Be areas RES | 
Se eee | Sta nniee sheet FINANCE CO, | BMMAGEL SATE EVERY BAT:| ut got ua min, test 3 : FE 4-1574 GAVE ROW! OR ALL TYPES OF FACTORY REBUILT : | 
Sr Gx oprontomrry —— | TEAGUE FINANCE to | Fete oS Haniacianw: | fy guarentee | GAL OIE WATER HEATERS. BERRY DOOR SALES | 
id ctory Ofter | ora teenie] 202N. MAIN | Sate Household Goods 57|" in. Cont np deat’ oo | onLOR On BOE ee a EE a Re 
se = . qe eee A new even ef choice utiding | p ~~ Ag Ee, y, and. ul ROCHESTER, MICH. $ 57| Mike offer, FE ease. nesters No ‘cals efer < Fe| Sroka re et aPE Sati. | 
sites in @ good neighborhood machines once . We secure LOANS $25 TO $500 1 2%4INCH SILVERTONE Tv. Goop| "SSE ‘ee HOLLY woo Cameras, Equipment 61A $ 
sud to ‘ive in, en initial “servicing. $1,100 re —sondiion._1813_ Promest, values, $140 ee Ay a new, $60. i A 
Wilks winding paved sireetc, | ™iimum investment required,” se- G00ps 2 WASHERS; DEEP PRY; UTiL-| phone orders pigase. Michiran| tor ba ee Sg Be tease. % BY SPEED c 
= VitLacr NO. 2 anes By merebapdine and :| Ph. Rochester, OL 60711 1-9761 ~. table; Te parakeet ra Lk. Ave.| $1250. Woodstock typewriter, $25 hg ee, cin ge A aL} Staplers. @ rr im pack 
open. billtop sites|_ment. Write Box 10, Pontiac Press : ; fam » as, Cons . Oraphie flash gun, 
or es Saree tse ee |ONLY AT HEC" etiee, Satin c'tn | peers Pee eer (aa, Rae cams nae | GE ait oo eta | eg tases VEST PEARS 
: Sales ; “ . » Mest offer . OR | PREEZERS — spo 80, : 
iso down. Salesman’ on prop BUSINESS” 37106. brand pew, oaly fy tiue.0o, uk oli | Cab. sinks and fvtings peatety sb up| Heaters st terrific values. Michi'| for OW Bee Tem Gerla, “Peatiae 
ios norte of Pootines” Live Where You Work Money Service backed by |* suat, asgnnen, bockeuss | GE ‘ Coat PT z.| ‘snot wore feee| Wee la Phots Dept. 
~ive Where rou Wor } chest, 2 v b lamps, to: . ‘ @ SAVE PLUMBING . he Fo r 
Water ot * a This hot spot is drive-in ree 80 YE ARS i tor $43.50. Pay only, #4 wes y, 84 week. eae is, ARTES 173 South Saginaw St, as E & CHAIR. LIKE NEW. ma 
g outécor roller - - Pearson Furuitare. deed ents. ; | 73x10 PLANKS, 11% FT. LONG. WE BUY, SELL & TRADE CAM- 
ar eve) Sees igdl eed stat Fe! EXPERIENCE | eee avira meow sure | acon ‘nena raiormaina— a Soi Berverd On omik® |FhieGy ncracged er Moast| Sopa Uemars asp BW Re | CAR 
ee. : : : ame brand new davenport & chair. 7% EB, Beve » 0. | alobs for mesqunoes Reasonable Chile they Tash alte oval: ron st {FE §-66is 
tables, matching col. |"? H, Beverty | Snande’ Spraying Service, | ues pegnd 68" | models le Musica 
You Sh Hotel — = License For fast. friendly service from | 09 Sos" pajteearater, lamps, all | GO #1 Ex NT “CONDE. a Oegnte , Sorazing Serves, Sicnipnn orescent smeteis.| Sale Musical Goods 62 
ould and Coan come to America’s oldest and Pearson's Furniture, 42 Orchard jet; daver 3 bung. | ee — 1-20 BASS ACCOR- 
See the new sites at Owners. _ ee i, ce ee oe Sete ior ba a ing chairs, cottee table, pictures.) ATR CONDITIONERS “From ‘et a ig a . 
CHEROKEE HILLS! | er logical down payment. Make| pest tern piqes, cheese. Prose bona ath vier Base Rugs $3.95 | de etecsio STOVE, MAPLE Yeutilaigs als 1 “Ge-humidifies. | CAVAT CHROME TaiENG | Amber anounoy,feor Sener | 
or stop in today. . — Eepres, installed, Schick's | “faucets $24.50 value $14.95. also Bmall do ton | 
You'll tke tts 100 % sites, corar : -Ft. Wall jail’ Tile Se bile, as Granger Ba, Oxford. MU_3-31ii. a We bee ee) ee | 
planned » fictel*s;| MICHIGAN BUSINESS : a PAINT, Gal. 93.73 | OU TA IPT SIZE ELECTRIO STOVE. 10. ; -| anes 26 months. | 
siete at tite | MICHIGAN BUSINESS |. ‘Household Finance | 628. PAINT. Oat. £375 | Owrshe waabera, Prigiaite, ‘Thor, | ~lit's a" bleyele, si MO 68634 | tes tregsinis, ernte Wat! “CALBI MUSIC CO. | 
multi-level 1 Corporation era, 4) W FE ise | .& xe . ANCHOR FENCES Orchard Lake Ave. — 1. 9 . FE 8.9222 
Drive out JORN A LANDMESSER..BROKER | 5y 5 saginaw St. ind fir. Kay Bidg.| ® X 12 RUGS. FACE, $18.95 | 06 ‘ave FE pao A R FENCES | | cinpsey~ seMI-AOTO. WATER | BALDWIN & | 
} .. isegease ma tps Fe low = PE 60835 | Bsr Reatineter, sebse. mag | IRON S EENWORE DELUXE | FREE EOTIMA a ew, softener, Used. $50. OR 28004. $25 down. Bal. 36° mas. ‘| Fe 
fe Sete Lake Ba. right| PARK AT poor: Mortgage Loans _54| pits. $899 | Pearson Purattare, with chair, new. $90. 9x12| AIR RE $i) Mg hg GALLAGHER’S POODLES. $0. HUNTS PET 
: ieee me. ~~ CHEBOYGAN CO. Orehard Lake Ave._ —fug_brows, $35. PE 34166, Vitbis inch ith 82 eT ce A PO FE ¢0508| _ Shop, 2241 8. Telegraph. FE 0.3113 
Carl W. Bird, Realtor BLACK LAKE A Mortgage Problem? | "hc tciien te htiae | axcio taan meee” | eee EgRES, TOUNOS | "NEW GALVANIZED PIPE | PALDW IN a \himen “news aian.| Pree ERD HOUNDS. 
Community Nationa) Bank 4 We mak = - . Rebuilt a Ye-in, 21-ft. lengths ........130f%| S07... aman dow new, 4 sinuses ere ae i _2-1915. 
ve eal Eves. FE front wcottags Mery" good’ beats, | Jour mrequirements. Any property. | $10.98 1 S & antenna, ATOR henewed.”” "| Ste. Atbamate vetes besten, pare GAVE. PL sopeur ones, fic co. ws Res 
For Sale Acreage 47 boat house. i$ acres. 3 miles i | Sny amount. Prompt Also | $39.85. 21" Am’ & anten-|_ Guaranteed, From .......-. 7 ih a we" 173 8. Saginaw $-2100 ‘ALBT" iT MUSIC CO. 
area, Good | buy land contracts and real es-| na, $49.95, 20 other sets, rebuilt TV's, rebuilt, Guaranteed — my _— : 
hunting fishing. F. J. Owens, tate. guaranteed at Obel eines : and 119_N. Saginaw. #2 | WANTED 00D HOM FOR CU; Oxford. 
1 TO 6 ARCELS. BEAL. Broker. ‘on EST Equities 2. Lake a, FE 5 ad as from oe ree eee ees $45 —y Paint and fone. JULY FREE WANTED GOOD aig FOR CUTE 
ital 00 down, DERN is - ,® RLTY, ity” BENDIX TV. 91495, 17° | GOOD HOUSEKEEPING SHOP HEIGHTS ¥ female 8.3087, 
m trade. & grill in downtown Pontiac. All| 1°. “955 HURON PONTIAC RCA TV, $24.80. Revere Tape Of Pontiac 003_LAPEER BD. ___FE_¢-43) SPECIALS fon You a gota? jas WELSH TE RTE warts, al 
CIPANGUS, Realtor | ieee Superee i| : Fe ig green Etre agi EN | TR See Fee Sted | ee an See . 5 M - ° om 
1919 M-1§. Ortonville NA 1%-2818. gs vastness Se oe ease. Sid" 5 == 55 Union 1 ake Store, Union Village. ery - pefricerate. Only Rata ae BEEF AND, PORK — BALF AND Ty white R pues, Pan Se pg a to ase. oe L178 ; a , - 
Sacks. ° ° ~ SE na _quarters. Opdyke Mkt. FE 5-741. Fandom eon 4 asisieeslelees $140m CONNSTELLATION CORNET Mace IRDS. E 
1 BEDRM. HOUSE, MODERN.|i7 CU. FT. HOTPOINT EP | KENMORE REFRIO: .| “Bhop, 85- Willtams, Pin 466 
6 ACRES’ MAJOR BRAND GAS STATION | " Pree & clear; trade tor 1 bedrm. | freeze. Bey Boe nce wa pains,| stor. Crib matifess, odds & ends. Mahogany Plywood | | WaLE SEES MeGCiar FOr FOR 
Paved frontage in Clarkston ures | crenment FE f es, down payment. | 30 IN. ELECTRIC ~_ TWIN | FE _¢0638. BUILDING? “v" grooved 4'x8'x'4", $4.99 each| GUITAR CASE, GOOD CON-| Sale. 472 N. Perry St. 
rece gh abd ‘ry "Bue quires 04,000 snvestm Balance on time, FE sbais. 426 dry tubs. Cal before 2 p.m.| KELVINATOR HOME FREEZER * | EHa w" pine Bovine." eee CSvERY BABY ONAND puoant | Dogs Trained, Boarded 70 
view. Suita’ ranch 2 . ubie ft. w t, Take over =* > nec, 
em eases oss | NEIGHBORBOOD GROCERY AND| 7 BEDROOM FULL BAGEMENT| jius) NORGE CLOTHES ments, MCA 5-011. Then make sure it's ow SER) Ae  damehers ie | S00 
wit handle. meats. $4000 cash ineludes | fix- (Pontiae) ° or sell. |* my Roaieone: pads roping lin. ft.} condition, terms, Gallagher's Mu-/ BOARDING ALL BREEDS 
tures _and ent. FE 2-2450.|° Ady offer consi Se | ae acc a a $118; LINOLEUM & PAINT SALE : ' ee tir ** aoe ea. | sic Store, 18 E." Huron. dog will have the a 
LUMBER ARE & BUILD-|{ SS OUEE ON ER WAL | $220.95 Norge cas nes tye, ver gies |. 2x12 Lingleum $3.95 Bur meister s> Fir Plyscore NEW LIED OAK SPINET OR-| sttention “given our own thow 
Edw. M. Stout. Realtor po Bee gy building, small| ton. Lot 85 x 200. Will take $319.95 N gas clothes dryer $108 12x12 linoleum .............. $6.48 @x8’'s%" —...... $3.23 each an, 13 pedal board with large} 0¢s. Trimming by appointment. 
5 w st. Ph. perigee Mp eg | housetrailef, or aoi| Many TErets to choose from | 12x15 lincteum . $7.95, 6x9 -. $2.39 @xerse? ITI 3528 each discount. 's25 dn... bal. 36 mos. OL 14265, Pompanetia K's. $25 J 
° oS aes ee 5-165; ment. place for general con- gontraect as down GR ass Aras GABERT aa Reg - Ls at, ** $1.99 | Open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sun. 10 to 2. (8.214 int) fir”. 83.68 ea. GALI AGHER’S 8, Blvd. E. r. : 
: Mt —tractor, EM 34408, 3-8381. j Sagina 189 EUM @x8'x%”" birch plywood, te 18 E. H FE 40568 50Gs, CATS B =D — FE : 
P : ALUMNUS FOR WE 6 | AIR COOLER — 1 LARGE AND | =X. Saginaw __{Hont_ Rovers Bel) Ca Way: Penney F595 ca. | ee eer ee RL WALNUT ORGAN ok i, 378 8. Tele- 
1300 FT. ON PAVED artridge have = 1020 fr peat colters $100" gg i call” rE Sg cusabesias Be Best offer. ou sh no ennoe FOR Anois ’ way yeaa beard. win * ne cone i Hay, : Grain : 
road 9 3 bedroom home, FE . tise’ OR: 3-6742. = 8-1463. 3-3872. : P ' ap ton, $40 down, mos. 5 & Feed 71 
ACREAGE * * fe BOAT AND MOTOR SELL OR | APT. GAS RANGE. APT. SIZE} | Midsummer Specials Ices Hag g erty ig se “AGHER'S Pe «ses | 87, HAY, $5 & Up. 
19 Acres Just ff pavement. Boats, Bait, Trailers a a eee. Pui| Kenmore electric clothes Gryer.| Guboara, motor... ---- $35 | 42884 V-gtooved Mahog.....8 4-65 SPECIAL PRICES OR FLOOR we Btwine, Phove MA 50008 
Also 6, 10 and 20 acre Top location with 580, feet on | FSS. petvigsretor. | ae ates ten $35 | {iaeie Dougias ie plywood § 281 T TIMARER CO, | mocels,of, the famous Conn elec: Metra Also, mulch ‘bay. Will De: 
eels, Bome as low 9450 ‘per| Popular Oakland Co. lake if FREEZER. TRADE FOR RUMP ELECTRIC Easy spindrier like new ... $29 Douglas fir oy. oy § 18 tronic organs, Expert piano tun-| liver, OA 82179 
sere, Liberal terms, Let ‘us show. siete wy. #@ posts. Extra income | see OR 36246. 3468_Auburn PE sss13| Large metal cabinet ......... Car top cartiors. oll weet i 5 “10 | el Haseerty Muy. Walled Lake me ees MBINE YOUR Witt A 
Seon A GENC cy gare and 8 eticleoey af cee | ay TOF MICHIGAN “EAST | APT. SIZE ELEC, STOVE. NEW-| 9 x 12 chenille iF 110 bremium shiplap per Siig | Between W Maple png Pontiac MORRIS MUSIC _ Bew Oliver self-propelled 12, foot 
MY UAE ORION, MICHIOAN ““ #700 a rir ee D kL y retrigerator. octet eS bart xt Red wood ee NTT 3) ower a aired +0 34 S. Telegraph cut combine, alse beling. MEI- 
AN gory. Hy LAKE ORION Meee Series | we ee eiti sind BxCH sae Re : : + 
City Bar, $4,950 Dn. home tor car, beat @ mo cemplets, Uke new. $30. EM | “Se BUY, BELL AND EXCHANGE Fa ee: tS nee oe hee tet Can buy 0,008, '$30.000“pubiie norm om . For. Sale Livestock 72 
Mere you can ay ry aa ee goed My asl. Or house- ia CONDITIONER 007 PORCH eg ae FURNITURE CO. | 3:3 oe 1 eee = ig, M er yo4 - iy eth 9,060 qeoperte _ git a mon ; DL * 
dows. Good ‘grost plus extes, to glider, ib: eskorsble * whirlpool NODE is AMARA FREEZER 3:0x6:8 flush door with lights $ 14.95 PUMPS FOR SPRINKLING SYS.| per. Rem! ‘bare! tap down, Bal-|” work. 4 Yearling colts. 880 Gran : 
 tleebiols BRICKS Sesto, dunwadher, cot Gis Wil | “Byron, ralueay wed 3a W.| "Babine Manieice up fo 80" | Sa'ibg guy fies'a.°% Thom| "GALLAGHER'S |e 0 ms sen now! umbia Ave. . REGISTERED HAMPSHIRE 
is aceaes — © ves 9 bedrms, | | teas pa tee REREOR. MOVING. ONE ® BY i? RUG. gabete fr pls lyseore -........ $478 sites i oe pS HMen INDO SOAR %, Huron Ol Seine onc. foes ane, Be “ 
Rea “tins "tee Setans| SEALTOR PARTRIDGE CTOMATIS FYE Eg FEMO™ | “One wr AF rug ypeteis Sevel| ume Combs oot, combs: $4) PAINT SALE. /PiARG Ferpi, O8CAB| Sateab go ir a "oe Sel | 
ite & entltes’ reasonable down | re Businesses thruout | Mich, ’ ABOUT ANYTHING YOU. OwART ONE ; PIECE A (NTIQUE LIVING | 2=4%7 fir, each bg 245 its a. Berry Bree. howe veue | can au “Oak part. OL 1-1106._ | 
payment. — a accept your equity eo: HURON ; FOR THE HOME CAN ) pod range, cheap. | 1X2 Pine, 8a. edge, 100 Ft... $ 2.00 AKLAND FUEL & Batyr dn. : is MILKING COWS FOR SALE, 
as down payment, OPEN _TIL_ venous BEDROOMS FOUND AT L & 8 sALes. CS Se we 1x3 pine. Sq" edge. 100 Ft. .. $3.00 | 433 OARLAN: ae he 5.8180 also milking equipment. ACadamy 
- GEOR‘ iE BLAIR mT ATEANE FORM $1500, 2M Sn the saree eco ts ox out ghee ain gp lot Other items available. 146 E. | 2? Inch power mower 17 -'m i LARon ZED RED GoD boc GALLAGHER'S S Tiore. Herbert, 'Ne Newman, | 11310 
REALTOR | between - T and 6 orn ences of af kinds. NEW & uden. 2s. — white pint casing me $ % house, A 6-6204, 18_%,_Huron 40566 FOR SALE et ae ie : 7 
2536 Dixie Hwy. OR 3-1251| $9162 Vint our tfade dept. for reai| OVER $0 USED Tv FROM | foe fo onotiae  e .*s 238| PORCH GLIDER, BUNTING ALL| WALNUT SPINET RETURNED ta GELDING, i 
ot Pi Aon moans” eet i_eaTapBRED map| TMMEDVTE Fosrsmion | Met Longs ro may | WALTON TV a rad EE eed ee on aes re 
= -356-Ol MEADOW AVE_| Buren ac. leseton  aeress” from We buy, sell or trade. Come out 515 EB. Waiton Gold bond Bal paint gal”. $2.95 mostat, snl cians wiail MOATI AGHER’S PALOMINO MARE. GENTLE, MA 
cere Huron St. locs heross, roa SMALL DOWN PAYMENTS and niet jhrownd,,2? acres of tree s_E. Wait Biee! clothes posts, ‘Moses. § $95|"p PLYWOOD <PECI ALS | 1. Muron CD conse | SAR after © p.m. 10260 Wnite | 
LAKE lease on building with or ‘ » Phone RACTICALLY z ay: © “_* is seed .. : ‘ 
Be ees a Sy or fa we Y |" gen te fos pte + | Pig ie cmgte ate Cae [fete este P| i dae @ige cen. aa] conn Goods _65|__ Wanted Livestock 73 : 
Gently s. sas die tis STANDARD OL DEALERSHIPS J A NO z, { Aubaro Heights ou Auburn gbelr TER ottomen. wie, Oy as vent @rs. ; 9 Si Blyscord peers voce: {U9 AQUA LUROS NEW & USED. wasted ov All Eyyne 
é naw and Elm, Oakland and rea PHILCO : :| Mortar’ § bags or more, ea. § 1.20| 1488 rwoun 2 Ping Lk, Ion ard Le. Ra, 5-09 — 
" ELWOOD. REALTY win. For applications call EIGHTS ALL TILE SOLD oan 25 Lb Gold Bond join $32) Hee paar Ae PH 2.2543 FE tae wee cuarisdSabDiR FOR 
FE 8-0344 | 41584, . H elsh carriage, r, ond joint cement $ 2.25 | REEL “ ENGLISH SADDLE FOR 
: AT LOW DISCOUNT PRI bassinet, Matt thick peers G.B. ..§ 32.00 R R 
SMALL ACREAGE | ELL, ss. Asphalt tile—-Now ........-- Geves. | _2-4103 ery reasonable. FE qrum. fot “ap onde 4.95 weer Wane reergie portable adult. EM_3-4207, 
rbor Gom- ‘ Piastio wall tile ......... . le e.| PFAFF CONSOLE MODEL SEW- ed du " Bom't eyed Aas! 45] size ahee ¥ “TH 4 UA LUNG, SUIT AND AL, _For Sale Poultr. 74 
hvin 20 acre = —— - petely eauipped, Only 8 $1878. do Ove mile cast of Sitver jramrens floor tile ...... 3c ea.| ing machine. Take eacregg Eh ce F Nee Ae Seedapuee 3.05 v2, Coe p.m., G D COR. x ones 
"farms, Located. in Lake| SON. REALTOR. FE A, JOH Pate Ra on ‘Walton Bivd. | eiashie wall covering ...: S¢.2a it | of contract, st $4.96 per month or 14:8 Lb, 3-in-} - as a8 48 | RIDING MOWERS—PORTER CA- BETION. $0. 1OR 31081. Teee 28 LAYING HENS 
| So Seas or Lakeview areas. ~ Sale Land Contracts $2 Watch for signs. ymstong Vinyl tiie 0. Be. a: pay total of ot Wat, gMichtgan Sew- | Name brand Asbes. Side., Sq. §\13.98 ble, Bolen Fairbanks-Morse, Sen-| WILLIAMS LAKE, RD. 4 
— WEBSTER, REALTOR ing il a \:| SINGER PORTABLE WORDER: | 23 12 Pt. SEL § asco8 | m mjust ‘what 
a Ga 8122 595 . : AGeiling tile ...........+++ Bo 1. buy i ae ieee cen 2x6 14 a iste. ane _ $3 to — a oe. ft what breeds sito He Gane ha Pe 
pa For Sale Farms 48 22, 1958, $10,800 with $800 shebang ILY ic Tile Co. er unable to complete payments, | Fence Poste, cach ace 39 rvans meu 6507 DIXIE AQUA LUNGS, NEW Am USED Holly 
lk a tote BOURNE, BOLD i ef unab |S vse § ay: DE HWY. . ¥ G5 NE sD | in OO 
or Sale Saunee sere oi $2,000 dis- 4- 8 P.M. 108 W. age, re es email ae i ind ancegunt | for Chrome range pane ves $008 | ee MEX Yes ma oR. 3-793 sya ST, __ FE 68-3008 _tm Sanane : 
cheae 2 ACRES | cele St LANE TR ADE * eset, 490 & uD RB. Munre | —&_102 NL Saginaw, FE 2081. Broom Meer = a copper miter a mt fined |S Soy Dix v Gaddy’ gare. Ree. “Sale Farm Produc 
jose catiac, w m ‘ ectric Co. 1060 ; seaee : , nt w : 
og be ah cs PANGUS, R alte 3 BUY! SMALL RAD? 108 A ALSO| Re SPECIA ALE windows, ail sizes, from“... $ 1 $8| Seater ‘warwicts “a018 Orchant tes Bincealars, Reg. $50 now ~~ 
_ment and recreation room. $5,000} \, , Realtor Your Present Home clock radios. $10 & up, FE 5-8755. poasessed & floor ssinples. De- Lake Rd. BILL SMITH'S HUCKLEBER 
down. 1919_M-18 Ortonville, NA_ 7.2818. : $ UP. eluxe electric range. Bal. $187. re is full of quality mer SET OF AMER: LIPS SPORTING GOODS Marsh, 
20 A CRE Vv ACAN' . or Equity ANTIQUES. STORAGE | ‘ Ba Ae x 'Autothatic washer $125. Wringer chandive including @ complete ling ICANA ENCYCLO- on oo ge inaw 51401 ak pe — Sr, = Bring 
s— ey : clearanc washers hardware, paint, jump edia,, newest edition, 30 volumes. Lk. 
~~ Money to Loan. 53 ®. Canopy » A20, Maytag electric dry- P ing sup- ‘iba GUNS, MODERN a Ti 
| ell loca’ 10 miles north of : ! . _, daven: ae table on a er $159. Air cond: loner i. Lage electrical supplies, Etc. — ia — le Burrell, % 7 a6. 
paifil®, per acre. ¢ 2,300 Licensed Lend . ~ ete. Saturday irda July uly pot, pet $2 RoreaBIG, TV. 17 1 ies us {or help on any building BTEEL CO RRUGATED | _8 siege ? Frozen Food Specials 
: ; ; d m. ; ; Got ‘FOR YOUR FREEZER 
‘ACRES—VACANT i Bateman te eg FRE aCREENABUUET. Roves BOUGHT. FOLD EE BURMEISTER’ — Matened os registered. Gost Sit ee 
Clore tn with lakefront and wood- C as : tle, Manorany ines ¢riensag Sag faye’ i che s Rennes ft - ae cjervan Gass 19 
° area. er acre. fable, jr or 4 r) Eaiste iste SOFA— GOOD CONDIRION. REX ; ¥ agNs —BUy SELL et RADE. 2 
| 40 ACRES 5 TO $500 . K p chairs, table tasteded co | come Ph eee , t FE 2.0233 fanley Lea 10_Bagley IPs, NESE cherries, hee! 
| remodeled 1%-story home| On oe et niga = auto, 4 aim sen. elient cond. Heel power mower, aoe EE ean or ern Bait, Minawwa tie “Et 65B added. ts, Boat 
yi bath on ist] other oa | motor, reas, Ve | SAWING MAC Um LUM — & EtG 
oor, Enotty pine ‘br saxint reun| 6 a7 Ot Sect he Fat ALT. Z ater ee ort e re ner Fees nggg.|  gleaner, repairing, Free est, FE BER CO. —SOFTENER SALE— pan 25, 1s, black sweet cherries, ‘$7.73 
ane Weed baru onal testi oe REALTORS FE 4-0528 NEW | WROUG BE non a 5. a 1040 Cooley Lake Rd. EM 3-4171 CRAWLERS. . 2.8 for 4c $c] 12% Iba. black sweet cherries, 
- gual A ical Sey foc calg| SATA “ap vial ce al ome . Dunk beds TAKE OVER PAYMENTS 01 Open bam to8pm. daily | 26 PER CENT OFF Last Y hewn ° © ace $4.60. 
377 8, Telegra, «Fives. : | a : mattress, vane 08. Pee rom FE roiture, ee 4 months MENT a 2 Modeis ~ Pull warauteed 60,000 | 389 Ore ARD LAK ‘a 
Grea bs Roger Home é Auto Miges water beaters for, complete gfe tates SY mt Sooih re ir odes of Ted s, Sewn fore ORC we g Sra OF He Eee y Seay os] ix 2 seit a ; eater; for com GAS RANGE FOR ELEC. | 3 Ns } . _ p ‘dozen, F 
: LOAN £2. . in good condition & ches w cedar wardrobe with chest. AS BADGE bea “1. 2D pos a Grain 
‘ otien range. RB. tive. co BD semi-ayto, 
78 _Balewin ave, ___ Fm 020) "1 x Pe dtawots, Or. wil’ sell, om hotsehold” tome used for .; a Co, 1660 _W wisn — Black 0 brava oe 8 Ib. Be “ mati aia eed auto-| Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66] 25. 1s. pincx eel $6.28. 
"house & Ideal gostratons at drasti RED | purple .....” veers Za See : 1 OR MOR ) LOADS BLACK pirt,| 2 ! mp. 18 
Y | Con, Pe e baorsal ne aT rate eoages ae Tom | Rage ccs BR Bo gaa] DUPTRIRETIN coarrany | fetes Of Bert bisa Sees. | ata f 
Up to $500 pau ORR TPP, |Maas’ Sia ka rook samuel” | PRADW BURG RANOH FOR OAS" "Morac colts ia toa Blast, SP * ‘A pick-up, $200. Wii oe PE eens range, W. 8. Munro Bec. Co.| Mebt Butt, Dark B aa wei, i ECIAL TOR MORE Ya r. Ibs. Michigan blueberries. 
Oakland 020, Tater ae "| Complete een, irons, tools | TAPPAN GAS STOVE, ti50 NEW, Shades ol plaster & ‘Btuceo Color | eee all ewe Sc 8 ft, : | Ben icneve noel bat sins | 2uh Bey btt® 8 tm to te : 
yh : Eg ro oer APPR VTMRLAeOpO™|ps nee ES | Sales CEE . peed ‘ ‘ n : P P B m.; lock a) of Buildin: ft tsi fusn door - a! est & Son. ret Ready to ie : 
. 08. | TAPPA apply $4. |} ¥pe Pra 2ist, Order now. 
Loan a oe ae Ons 1a chard Lake Ave, fx 37101 | Bteel POLY aii i. gol] tao Drivewsa: avel, a ue hin "nous ob at anit | 
3 TRADE-IN DEP’ LVERINE fe beatt ? 7 
Apt, size. ens. stove | PLACE A “LOST” AD. LUMBER . “t a Stee “atts, weaner *. wf ‘98 |. 320 8. Paddock re 26704 « setvery. 
02. PONTIAC 2ipe.clivibe fm. muies.; fisss| Call FE 28181 for an ad SUMMER SPECIAL | i 
ag ee On it Sect metal work. Tyee and a1 TOP SOn., ee ar s ‘ A ra " j : 
8 ¥ oe ee F y * cass fin & i a FE 
see HB |to recover. a loss, Dial FEE) piv, Used, fenton Weeune | {nti tr ge tt kaae 95 cavED IN * 
2 2-8181" for an ad-writer. SM Ee be 5 site i etal x a 4 “* 
18 W, Pike ©Z anal, aun! Say “charge it.” jon clothes ‘line, #10, Ml me : ; $8.50 LOAD), FE 4-9120!"3 
            THIRTY-FOUR. 
  Sale Farm Equipment 76| . Sale Motor Scooters \82: 
pe ee oy Geir — wav a “tesaone a Eas used. y= * alate 
mye loader. FE aes 
KA S20 Ria vrata, 3 pecan Deon yoo ee Ides ‘. Great 
Lakes 3 8. Sagi- 
12 8. (at Pike) PE-4-4246 
‘For Sale. Motorcycles 8&3   
e 
Dellewe * poo. ihe on est stock 
= ae yen 
corviee what we 
— 
Lee’ s ee & Service $21 Mt Clemens &t. FE 3-9830 
SPECIALS BRAND NEW NO, 45 PTO Me-   
USED NEW HOLLAND BALER, 
WITH ENGINE IN GOOD CON- 
DITION. 
A SIDE DE- . USED IDEA 
PIVERY Re RAKE, IN GOOD 
SHAPE. 
$75 WH TAKE are 8 
  
Summer Sell-Out 
es ee Se priced from $249. 
CREDIT TERMS 
HOUGHTEN & SON d. I. Case & By gt” gamed 1938 FRENCH OTORCYCLE. 
Sell for neat, oF swe — = 
board m 
Te Rey IP 
955. "Triumph 
tras, 
Bob Frost, Inc. 
280 Hunter Blvd, MI_ 6-6934 
37 A STATE MOTORCYCLE. 
: OR 3-0720   
& i 
Roy's Motorcycle ‘Bales, 203 W 
Montcalm, 
B.S.A. Mi OTORCYCLES RTS é 
accessories, vue 7 ar = ae. 
Harkless aoe 993 
_Mt, Clemens. rc 
FOR PARTS AND SERVI ON 
our pacndy 2 Davidson, see, Harley 
Davidson ) Sales'Co., 372 8. 
  
For Sale Bicycles 84 
e- CORVETTE, BOYS, 26” : on od FE $-1602. 
— & Accessories ~ 85   
  
  
‘Tractors and Mowers 
riding some used. uly prices é 
  
Auction Sales 27 
Household Auction 
Sat., July, 26, 11 a.m. I an cil at for it; Larned _ 
wrence, — 
8 of tankene   
  rnish- 
fn ce includ man: =. ue: a. cts %, enti s. 
Farms, ag, ce est a North Ge 
, Rochester, 
Mich. Paul an. Auctioneer. 
For Sale Housetrailers 78 
1s 8 FT. HOUSETRAILER, $385. 82 
aM ait modern. w bath. Hitech 
elec. brakes ed. OR 3-2240. 
  NEW MOON TOILET 
shower. Perfect condition, 
EM 3-3613.   
55 SPARTAN ROYAL MANSION FT, — 3 OM 
Ask for 
3-7117 oF cal) 
ATTENTION; FRSIER, OWNERS 
drone, cule  onlgetions to raters 
Dorotly Sagdes Lay latte 
” Holly Re, iy. 
Oxford Trailer 
Sales New Stewarts 
Generals-Hollys 
Great Lakes-Zimmers 
TRAILER EXCHANGE 
Anderson - Regal 
oe 8-10 Wides TRAILERS ON RENTAL USED AYMENT PLAN 
Bottle Gas © 
Parts and Supplies 60 8. Telegraph FE 23-3200 9 to 6; Closed Sundays; 
AIRSTREAM LIGHTWEIGHT er 8 since 1932, Guaran- 
See them 
  
hundreds of d se 
at 
Bob 
Hutchinson 
Mobile Home 
Sales Inc.’ 4901 a9 Highway, Si 10) 
4 miles orth of Pontiac 
OR 3-1202 
SHORT OF MONEY? 
large io, ve ei pick. ‘up your ick wu 
trafler. = he aempunchipne, 
sell and for Hanpciag. 50 7 recel immediately 
or. per cent, v 
WTD.: MODERN HOUSETRAT LER. 
Must be a ee! for cash, FE 
8-451 #. OR 3-5054. 
__Rent Trailer Space 79 
AUBURN HGTS. MOBILE VIl- 
age, The finest. 44 mile SE Pon-   
  
  
  170_N tyke FE_5-6519 
MOBILHOME ESTATES, MODERN 
t and playground, EM 
ANOR FO who want tte best..40 x #0 
loot 16 x @ cement patio 
Sidewalk Room for garden on 
. 36 ft. streets 
‘tornado 
shelter 16 minutes to Pon- 
ye other sales, Base rate 30, Phone MYrtie 2-4611 
Fer Sale Tires 80A 
1 — TIRES. $3.50 = WE 
_bey~ Iso te a   
oa ES fae We Be Saies, tet . Sag- 
rans ems t os ie tj 
Ope to ome et Black or 
ED WILLIAMS #8: 8. w_at Raeburn 
Auto Service 81 
    al wake WITH MERCURY ~ Mark 0 motor. OR 3-5467. (ekg BOAT WITH ——t Moat 
si r Mercu: a. 
trailer’ $220, OR °3-3264 B18 05-19 H.P, MERCURY ‘MOTOR. 
8 ft boat with steering ggg ° 
Sree. 3516 ewood Dr., Wat- 
12. FOOT FISHING BOAT AND trailer, §75. FE 5-5880.   
  
VERINE, MOLDED 
piysend, 4 25 Johnson & trailer. 
b 1-0404.   
ee “Aisa, 12 a pigwood ‘> 
inboard, Life FE S018 
13) INBOARD 60 = 5 ew itEe 
boat and trailer. $400. Fp   
motor 
sen's Grocery, 332 N. Perr: a. 
if FT. RUNABOUT WITH TRAIL- er & new N5 HP Evinrude elec- 
_tric, __ $450, O 
iw WHIRLWIND D ELUXE. 35 WP. c. start, Used 1 
FT, ALU 8 AT, & 
hp. tater i 
5 hp mtr zits 
i" 
  Like new, All chrome, Many ex- 
$595. Can finance. SLICES OE HAM 
  
     
      
  
Wanted Used Cars For Sele Cars 2   
1 FOR SCRAP & 0} wears. OR 30016. rere 
CASH AVERILL'S NEED. CARS _ Bhop Theo bring it here for 
top ” siliove 
FE 2-9878 ; FE 4.6896 a   
  
“USED CARS Community Motor Sales AUBURN AT EAST BLVD. 
FE 8-048 10 
*s. * free S Piatne 
High” Cash Dalat for Se age ee 
ia Wire 
cheap cars. FB FE 23-2666 days or 
  
beg me deck, Com a hardware Call Don DeGain 
. Also wind- Wilson Pontiac-Cadillao 
shieta tog ‘complete a con- 
feels. Alpe best ‘eater, Fins $700 1350 N. Woodward tas San George Ra a, miles east of | B’ham MI 4-1930   
ié PT.. 1958 BORUM SAFARI, 1058 Mercury ay = a ‘i windows 
  
  Sie Rin's, 919 8. Lape Orion. * a 
igh Eg Sy equipm ir rou Gard Ri it, 
fiiiterd. MU 4-3028, == 
CENTURY BOATS 
Portable docks — Boat Pibergias Afum, boats 
CRES' 
& Geneva boats, Gator trail- 
ers. e boat =. boats, $159 
e! els, now 
sot realy mix fuel for out: boards St. Clair charts. 
SAILBOAT | SLOOP “AT. CASE: tates Saginaw Phone 
= ET | Geek Z aoaine eit 'Gi50 — 
__ plete. OR nd MY Lk, 
=| WE R&R ee 
  
See M & M Motor Sales For dollar on late model cars. 
Hwy. OR 3-1603   
'|We Need Cars! ~ "50 thru ’55 Models 
Fords, Chevies 
and Pontiacs = er prea ‘S3-BUICK SUPER,   
  
“Auburn at at ‘Ea Biva. 
fara :   
  fereon FE 32-3014. 
” REPOSSESSION 
Great Lakes. har, Bell, PE S402:   
1956 Buick Super hardtop, Sharp, Full power,| 15 Car 
‘Bob Frost, Inc. MI 6-6934 280 Hunter Bivd. 
  needed, 
Mir "Bell, Great Lakes PE 60001. its! BUICK. 4 DR. UNS GOOD, No a we ge Steele 
Procol 
oe RO, PORE PDE and nd good tres. tires, 
FACTORY BRANCH 
53. BUICK 
_maaig ig 
i gow 
“RETAIL SI STORE” 
  ig) SUPER BUICK HARDTOP, Hent cond, $250. OL 1-1105. 
“ae agree CENTURY CONVER- comer. Power, Will trade. USED CARS| —2e#_Fer 
VE FINANCE 
22 Auburn off Saginaw 
"54 SuSvenrt   
95.20 Pen MONTH 
BRAID 
    
1953 —— to oe. Assume peyments 
Bob Frost, Inc. 
2. Pe eee 
  
~HAUPT ~ Pontiac Sales |. “57 _ Pontiae Cat, coupe. uyare. | 3 Ranh. W : 
“54 Pontiac 4 dr. etarchie! sedan, 
Fontise 2 dr, Hydra. R&H, WW 
  
Auburn Motors CORNER PIKE & EAST BLVD. PE 3-147)   
NEED CARS _ Desperately 
TOP | $$$ ‘DOLLAR | FOR GOOD USED CARS 
See Our New Location 
952 W. HURON 
GLENN'S MOTOR SALES 
FE 4-7371   
MEYERS ALUMINUM BOATS & boat. trall 
MERCURY OUTBOARD sezrons HARDW. 2183 a Telegra: ren be ee nirecie mE 
CN OPEN SUNDAYS 
RACER BOAT WITH STEERING 
wheel did trailer. First $125 takes 
or be trade for eqial value. 
FE 5-2766, 
JOHNSON MOTORS 
‘Boats, Trailers & Accessories 
Eve a? for the boat 
OWEN ap tey SUPPLIES 
396 Orchard ve FE 2-8020 
nF, MCOROPLANE te ury, 
__ORIando 3-1813. 7 °. 
NEW 12? BOATS $40. 12° ALUM,   
  
  
  
59 West, —— 
MIDS! R SALE 
30 to i cent off on Cadillac 
boats. retail when _ 
can buy wholesale? 25 different 
road to choose from, Come 
Aluminum, molde ly wood, 
molded plylap, Mersin. = 
Try them before you buy them at 
Dawson's Sales, Take 4 ed West 
signees. turn ae on Hickory 
ge road 7 miles to Demode 
  
N| STANDARD STEEL PIERS. SUN 
docks, err ad docks, we also 
bave a variety of good clean 
outboard motors, $50 Ep 
arrington Boat We orks YOUR "TELEGRAPH RD." 
re go :. TELEG al 
undays 
SOT AT WAT TER ap WITH 
ful) shift and auto. sbailer, Prac- 
re new a = original car- 
  
0 
motor freum_ Ciiff papers. 15310 
EVERYTHING FROM PL YWwooD rams to fibreglassed cruisers. 
ercury motors 6 to. 70 hp. New 
and ats m 
ample. nee ees 
i __motor and trailer eaenbination. 
~~ For Sale Airplanes 86 
wayne | LIOR HT AIRPLANE 
Coit for details aney 5. on   
FS) Transportation. Oftered 87   
  7 o1s056- Trailers, $78.50 12° Chip. & runabouts—§: = + 
$65, Discount on purchase of boat,   __Used Truck Parts 89A. 
USED TRUCK. PARTS 
ALL aeeee Sie me 
2635 Auburn Ave. FE 4-6632   
For Sale Trucks 2 ,   
orth 
Rater o Bivae Be 8. Woodward Ave, 
et gham, MI 4.2735, 
DONT BUY EY NEW 
be. Tor. Check Our Low Prices. 
i AT 8. Saginaw. 
Ford. FE 5.9204. ia SaevnoL EK PRT 
Lu “Auto Sales, 193 s. Pp Saginaw. 
1953 ‘CHEVROLET % TON PANEL. 
r 
1954. DODGE RECKER, PER- 
fect cond — ‘Dual rea rear wheels, FE 
  
1952 1982 FORD s on Pee PICKUP, RUNS A-t ? Bob Butler at Turner's, 
MI ¢ «B00. 
‘85 FORD ‘2 TON PANEL, VERY 
good cond, FE se. 
$1 FORD, PICKUP %4 «TON. 
Glenview trailer Pk: FE 4-0786. 
ete a F-400 D OMe. 3 ma 
x20 tires u a Turner’s. MI T1300. - 
1952 ran % TON PANEL,   
  
at 
cylinde extra clean be “Bob 
Butler ‘a Turner's. Mi 4 
1953 FORD, V-8, oa oe as TON: 
Clarkston Motor Sales 
‘CHRYSLER [it éocrs DEALER 
Clarkston, mic Ma_5-5141 
ang | °55 F-600 , & 50 F-800 FORD DUMP trucks. OR “Bai00, 
Bob Cunnin a a? r, Sales, nn ae sey at a baw .   
  WRECKER 
‘one zane TO salle Park Serv- |» lee, 26 ‘ontiac Lake Rd, 
PONTIAC’S TRUCK CENTER , 
GMC   
  
Gas shevwies ¢ to Ha o 
FE 2-3215. FE 2-5823 po rep:   
KES RELINED. $12 MOST 
1 eivmouhe 
oie: Rove's a 4 | TRUCK GOING NORTH, eed BE _ Either way, FE 6-6   
  TOMERS thyough Classi ag. REACH CASH CUS-| au ‘fo fied Ads. Call FE 2-8181, LY (f LNOINE AIRLINER | TO RETAIL BRANCH 
Ferry Serviced’ fos OR: hot eg Oakland at Cass - 
GARs FOR PORTLAND ORE. | LATE MODEL GMO TRACTOR truck. Low milea 20T mileage, Phone FE 
R. & C. Rambler »« OUR 8 
We tan vests a deal   
tom 1949 Chevrolet pickup, % 
  C MOTOR BAL’ ty 
Gomplete service 8 a. oe ‘ire p of 33 ON < dr. states: poco 
also tr ! 
MAp' open i Scaple’ 5-141 CADILLA 
  1985 CHEVY 2-DR. | 708% SEtRaseD 
Ce ed 
  
GAR PAYMENTS TOO BURDEN- 
Poon Fag 
Take Orion Motor S Sales F T CLARKSTO! 
  
FULL FACTORY 
NT, juding full power 
nd GM air c n per, this one, it’s « 
beauty, 
Wilson Pontiac - Cadillac 
1350 N. Woodward 
B’ham MI 4-1930   
Hardenburg ‘ST Ford 4 dr. Co, Sed Ford, $2195 
Fb ea Nes SS 
"62 Chevy 4 dr. Sed, PG 
CORNER CASS & PIKE 1 FE 5-7308 
1955 CHEVY. CONVERTIB 
ry Eddie Steele Ford.     
  
~ Se — ee Like cyl, stan- 
dard of transuelnion, Like new $1795. 
@ edan. 
Pruseton, é Sete Lo canderd ‘Gans: 
1057 Ford % ton pickup. mati Sanemelectgn noone, 
Outstanding condition. $1445. 
HOMER HIGHT MTRS. 15 Minutes From Pontiac” 
OXFORD, “MICHIGAN OA’ 8.2528 CHRYSLER, 1956 
Zerker Sedan is i157 FINCOLN <2 ...$3195 
    
, “SCHUTZ 912 cS ai 
$395. No iti down. 
Bob Frost, Inc. 
  
    $ 65 
Roger’s Sales & Service * | 695 ar Ave. FE _2-0555 
MBLER — JEEP DEALER   
tse aan ee oR, ane, ry radio, eater, powe: ide,” stee and original paint, 9 passenger. 
be beat for a one cannot rice of $1383, Our stock No. 
374 North Chevrolet Co., Hunter 
-Bivd. at 8. Woodward = Bir- 
mingham. MI 4-2735, , 
i244 7 Re ett ihiviera. 
toss Buick per Riviera 
1967 Trium: ster. 
1958 ee yg Roadster, 
MG — pane pa ‘eal 
lene 
HO GHTEN & SON Transportation ‘Sale ie $165 
  1951 FORD, 2 bem RUNS “GG05- 
do Eddie 
sorte Wertz Rd., “Ble Lake 
: se BA _ 7 $490. New car ww 
  
  
SHARE CS CARS 
v8 Best ps wpe $1108 
4 “s ve at 
98.4 ar eee $1405 
Station wagon, $945 
210, 2 dr... $795 
Del Ray Powerglide, 
“TAYLOR'S CHEVY - OLDS Walled Lx, MA_4-1561   
at Sashibar | Stop, Look, Buy FH {=a Wass perfect whe ‘$2 RH... i! tires. Real é 
po 
af Pontise 8 Starchet, ili’ we 805 
‘$8 Ponti chief Cat. Power a 7} beeen +, OR905 
7 ory 2tone green. Real 
‘86 Pontiac §70 4 dr, HT. Sides 
‘67 Chevy Bel-Air 4 dr, |P-" ‘ 
piss ir. con 
66 Pontiac convert, Hydra, RaH evapo meee were eeddes   
Pontiac - Buick 
  | Rochester f OL. 1-8133 ' Maple 
- ° 1956 Ford Fairlane r, r, Rorhouniie, Radio & heater. 
Bob sctrg ing, . Hunter Bid, 
oe   
Ave...’ fame as Reogward 
HASKINS 
USED CAR VALUES Ford 
- Fecacnalie, “leas Beawosecs 
tine 4-door, radio, hyde.   
Led Chevrotet sare, ye, f 
sio0s | 
Chevrolet 210. 4door, 
, powerglide, one owner 
sane MORE TO, CHOOSE choad 
Haskins Chev. aasie baa” Highway « at M16   FACTORY BRANCH 
'S8 FORD _ 
     
    
mo, 
Bob Prost. Inc. 
280 Hunter Bivd MI 
57 FORD meses sss $1295 
‘ilson Pontiac - Cadillac 
1350 N. Woodward - 
Bham .__ MI 4-1930 
| POR nas Oe SRE W- tor. 2396 Williams. 4-6 p.m.    
  "56 8. sf $1,505. new tires. clean, R. John- 
Mr. | _soa. 
1957 Lincoln Convert. Pull 
Bob Froe Frost, oe 
280 Hunter Bivd. 200 Munter Bivd.__"_MI_¢-4004 
ae 1954 Lincoln H’top Very clean, Low mileage, $845, 
Bob Frost, Inc. 
r 200 unter Be 
  a ~ 
Ate HARD | “une Sing, PE Ear oe Posen | 8 Y, CLUB COUPE. Std. rns. PE 63714 
atock | oer * Ds a 736, | 150 MERCURY :| cond. No rust, $150, FE : evrolet b | 
at Be pecaeent Ave. Birming- 
m, MY 42735. ed 
1958 Mercury Parkiane convertible. 3,000 miles. 
Full power, New car guarantee 
Bob Frost, Inc.’ 
Motor Sales OR Sati 
CONVERTIBLE, white with 
i car. Ver siee mn many 
dollars at this price, 
‘Wilson Pontiac - Cadillac 
1350 N. Woodward * 
B’ham MI 4-1930 ;   
1958 MORRIS 1000 
cot oe the best feat 
EE ve you i 
| SCHUTZ 912 _912 8. woodward 8 ircieuhecs 
    
~~ 1957 Mercury 
P'brakes. Merepmatic, ‘Spotless 
280 Hunter Bivd. ss MT. «6-6034 
Get Wise, Es Economize 
RAMBLER | W & USED 
BILL SPENCE | RAMBLER a & } ghd | 
211 3. Sagmay 
BUICK Better Buy Used Cars - 
"56 Buick 2-Dr. -Dr._... .$1495 
& ine & white re 
write ts. drpatiow, oie Te 
55 Buick 4-Dr. ....$1295 SPECIAL HARDTOP, radio, heat- 
naflow, whi with 
sowie steariax. 2 og nd from.   
1'55 Ford Wagon ...$1295 ata lanl $ EEDAN, radio, heater, 
Fordoma' ae tires, Pe i choose from. 
55 Buick Convert. $1295 
brakes th eyhlie brakes, radio, t a heater, white ae 
Speates, 
1'55 Pontiac 2De. . .. $1195 870 AN, radio, heater, Hydra- 
matic 0 NE OW oi - 
On, RADIO 55 Pontiac 2- Dr. ...$ 995 860 SEDAN, radio, beater, stan- 
ar transmission, ONE wine 
156. Buick 4-Dr. ... $1895 
aio. pahine. ONE owen 
‘foc heater ‘ TEA ect 
54 Buick 4Dr-...8 995 ROA we 
meeting, fais, healer, Bynaflow, 
"56 Chevrolet .. F $1095 io, enter, 
oN ay 
OLIVER | 
BUICK 210 Orchard Lake Ave. 
FE 2-9101 Open Eves. 
i® 4     
   
        
  ce MYMOCIA 
$149 Down or Trade-In 
IMPALA BOB ANDERSON. NEW CAR DEPARTMENT 
SCHUTZ MOTORS aie : 
‘DELRAY 
2 a ae 
PLYMOUTH CHEVROLET 
FORD ee.   
"i874 
CHEVROLET amas _ 
CHEVROLET PLYMOUTH 
$1844 
CHEVROLET 
ar ae 
DESOTO. ‘SOF , 
CHEVROLET _ FORD 4 DOOR      
   
ae 
ne 
  PONTIAC 2 pooR * 
$744 DoNNEVnLE  ¢ CONVERT E. 
  
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ATLANTA—It is estimated that 
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in the United States on cockfights. 
Cockfighting is illegal in nearly 
every state, but there are two 
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NEW YORK (UPI) — In this [Paes 3 
   
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Show Goes On 
iat Northland — Downpour Fails to Put 
Damper on Opening of 
‘The Little Hut’ 
ie Little Hut,” opened last night at the Northland Playhouse, with 
Walter Slezak in the star role, 
delay, the deluge let up and the 
performarice continued, 
Andre Roussin, adapted into Eng- The play, by the Frenchman | pais   
Air-Space Reflectors — 
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LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON — 
Letter, son of radio and TV star Art Linkletter, is the new emcee Twenty-year-old Jack Link- “SERVICE | 
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of it.” 
dentally, he was quite a swimmer 
and water polo player. Later he 
was master of ceremonies on a 
teenage variety show on a re 
gional network.® 
He spent three months in Ger- 
many working for Radio Free 
Europe in the midst of getting 
educated at the University of 
Southern California to which he 
has fo return in the fall to finish 
his last year. He has filled in for 
his father on “‘Houseparty” a few 
times when his father was on 
vacation. 
Jack has done a little TV acting, 
most recently in a live ‘Studio 
One” play, and one of the rea- 
sons he is happy to spend the 
summer in New York is that it 
will give him a chance to study 
acting here with & prominent! 
teacher, = =~ 
Big Bell Tolls 
for Hawaii's     
  
  -Gives Carol 
on Jack Paar’s 
van’s show. 
Les Angeles — 
scenes from 
WILSON : “Don and I were having coffee when one of the guests 
.|came over and said, ‘I liked you kids very much. What's your || 44 
be} ambition?’ 
We — buccrated    
  CAROL 
years. 
    Lack of Status 
HOLLYWOOD (AP) — A 2,000. 
pound bell that rang for hours yes- 
terday, signaling the approaching 
end of Congress without statehood 
for Hawaii, is = on the beam 
today. 
* * * 
Its tones are being beamed on 
the hour over radio station KDAY, 
in Honolulu..___— 
Police interfered yesterday aft- 
er complaints from residents who 
said the pealing was giving them 
headaches, So today the tolling! 
will be confined to the radio sta- 
tion’s broadcasts instead of ring- 
ing through the neighborhood. 
x * * 
The big bell was a gift to Ha- 
waii from France and is en route 
to Washington. Jackson McBride, 
a Honolulu dairyman, hopes to 
ring it to urge the Congress to 
give Hawaii equal status with re- 
  Released by Hospital 
NEW YORK (AP) — Actress 
Suzy Parker, Her left arm in a 
sling, yesterday left the hospital 
where she had been treated for   ensie | dent. 
* & we 
The red-haired former model 
said she will return to the hospital 
. from time to time for further 
‘treatment. 
* & * . 
Both her arms were broken last 
June 7 when a car in which she 
was riding was hit by a‘train at 
St. A , Fla, Her father was 
killed in the accident. 
Bala gained her freedom from   
    lee \ Spain in 1825. 
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LAS VEGAS — There are many strange stories told of the 
mysterious benefactors in show business. ’ Suing Hugh O'Brian 
vision’s Wyatt Earp, Model Asks $65,000, 
LOS ANGELES (AP)—A model 
has filed a $65,000 damage suit 
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Four years ago, Carol Burnett had never sung “I Made a 
; Fool Out of Myself Over John Foster Dulles” 
Nor thought of appearing with Ed Sulli- 
“I was just 2 student at U.CLA. in 
says. “Instead of final exams, we did TV show. 
in an opera workshop,” she 
  said in her Superior Court suit 
that she visited O’Brian last April 
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reading” to help her land a part elude his amorous attentions. ond Parts , Service 9 to 9 
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Miss Zelia Melba Bennett, 23, 
  
shows. A fellow named Don 
Saroyan and I were invited te a very 
posh party in San Diego where we did a 
scene from ‘Annie, Get Your Gun.’ 
x * * 
“To go to New York, we said, He said, ‘Why don’t you gor 
“He said, ‘Aw, what’s money? 
I came. to this country broke. 
Now I'm a millionaire. Come | 
to my office Monday. I'll give! 
you money to go.’ 
“We thought maybe he'd 
had too much to drink. 
But on Monday he called in 
his accountant, whe drew 
up two 1,000 checks. “There — 
were—four— provisions. We 
musn’t tell his name. It 
was a five-year loan to be 
paid back without interest. 
It must be used to go to 
New York. Afterward, we | 
must help ethers as he'd 
helped us.” 
She and Don came to New 
York — got married—and started clicking. 
_ “ve written to our benefactor twice a year telling 
him of our progress. “He’s never answered. But I have a 
feeling he knows about us. I’m going to work all this sum- 
mer and I'll be able to pay him back at the end of four 
ine man who had faith in us and didn’t even know us! 
* * * 
“And there’s a girl singer who works as a salesgirl—well, “When it was rough getting jobs, I would often think " 
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THE MIDNIGHT EARLIN N.Y... .- 
Singer Billy Williams got a Nevada divorce, but his ex- 
wife still threatens to jail him for alleged neglect of their 
daughter... . Jack Dempsey is 
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(Copyright 1958) ‘buying Olympic boxing champ 
Don Hodge's contract for 50Gs ... Brigitte Bardot stormed off |] & 
the set when director Julien Duvivier- demonstrated a kiss to 
her. She snapped, “I know how to make love—even in Cinema- 
  
Camera Photographing 
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GARY, Ind. — A camera called 
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By TOM A. CULLEN 
BEIRUT (NEA) — This is the craziest, mixed-up revolution since 
Panche Villa was storming around 
Mexico, and it’s doubtful whether 
even the Marines can sort it out. 
At least Pancho was a fighter, 
but in Lebanon no one is really 
in a fighting mood, 
* * * 
The Loyalists shoot only when 
goaded; the rebels fire mostly 
without taking aim; the U.S, Ma- 
rines are keeping their powder dry. 
During one of the occasional 
exchanges of fire, I watched an 
attractive blonde in spike heels 
progress up the street, hugging 
buildings, Abruptly, the firing 
ceased to let her pass—followed 
by a welf whistle from an un- 
seen but appreciative sniper. 
Then the whine of bullets re- 
sumed, 
Also typical of this clambake is 
the number — of — not on 
envoy,” Robert Murphy, he has 
been unavailable to newsmen since 
his arrival. 
* * * 
To make the comic opera wit, 
bellion complete there is the rebel: 
chief Saeb Salam, who is far re- 
moved from the fire-eating gen- 
eral with pearl-handled revolvers 
on his hips. 
‘When. I talked with, him, he 
was wearing a western-style 
sport shirt, yellow socks and 
black moccasins. 
Educated at the American Uni- 
versity in Beirut, Salam has been 
premier twice and is a_highly- 
cultured man who quotes the Koran 
rather than Karl Marx, 
During an interview in his head- 
quarters, the thickset, balding Sa- 
lam vigorously denied he or his 
followers have any Russian or| - 
; * * * 
“If the Russians invaded Leb- 
But while. this possibility seems 
-somewhat remote. at. present, U.S. 
forces are here and the rebel lead- 
er seems equally serious when he 
talks about them: 
“If American troops try to move 
ed our area, they will be re- 
sisted, So far we have not gone 
out looking for them, We have 
kept our emotions under control.” 
* * * 
Although Salam’s followers in- 
clude other intellectuals, there is 
    lests them. Access to them is easy, 
if you're not afraid to look down 
a machine gun barrel while ex Betrut 1 
plaining your The rebels regularly get itchy . 7 L see oT Me aaa f the year. 
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shirt and moccasins, 
a heavy preponderance” of cut-: 
throat types. They afe~more ap-/ 
On! proachable than the intellectuals, 
“| willing to stop fingering their pis-| 
tols in return fer a few cigarettes. 
Although Salam insists “we are 
not singing Nasser’s tune; he is 
singing ours,” some of his in- 
tellectual followers mouth the 
  
Cite Polio as Cause 
of Area Man’s Death 
Polio was cited as the cause of! 
death of a Bloomfield Township 
Dr. John D. Monroe, health direc- 
jcaused by polio in North Oakland 
County this year, he added. 
The following is a comparative 
list of the communicable diseases 
reported to city and county health 
departments last week. 
OAKLAND COUNTY 
Week Week Ago 
Chickem pox ..e..e... , 21 8 
Mensles 2. fleece eeves 65 66 3 
Pneumonia .. ..esesue 1 1 2 
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*. * * 
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They arrested the 10-year-old 
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* * * 
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