Drowning
Promoting Kennedy Visit
Presently, classes are held in both facilities.
Friedland, hired as an outside conWdtant by ' supervisors, pro-posed use of the .sanatorium itself (Oontlnued on Page 2, Col. 1)
Pontiac Motor’s main import by (Continued on Page 2, CM. 2) *
DETROIT W - A total Of 3,957,704 new car registrations .tor the first seven months of
City, County Offices Closing for Holidays
;oift to be the second highest in sales in automothte history, ag» cording to R. L. Polk k Co.
PoHt said Wednesday the 193) period is only S per cent off the pace otJftereoord year Ml 18G&
old Rochelle Stoilman (right) of 2875 H. Lake Angelas Rd., distributes handbills advertising the P/mtiac appearance of Democratic presidential nominee Jttttn F. Kennedy oft Labor Day. Receiving the amouncementa are Nte- Mary
* Pontiac Motor, Fisher and GMC Truck A Coach, plants will Mao cease operations tor three days.
Tit# Weather
» US. StoatoM Sw» nwi) , ■ Chanoe af masters tonight; fair, easier Friday
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I Shoi-P|itterg Joat Wonderful,
Grand Old Flag Has New Glory
•r HAROLD A. FITZGERALD Publisher, Hie Pontiac Pram
ROME—We saw a sight yesterday that would have produced thrills and drills anywhere in the world.
... In th« OyiLput, ftyy atyfltag »p*w finished Tone; tWO, -
three against the best around the globe.
to
Therefore, when it came time for the victory ceremony, 100,000 people witnessed a spectacle that will be equated very few rimes by very few nations over the balance of Olympic history. '
Three fine athletes from the same nation stepped onto the victory pistfora together. Three beautiful American flags were'raised la the brilliant Italian I sunshine as rise band played Bur National Anthem.
The entire audience applauded respectfully while the American contingent yelled like wild Indians, to to to
You'would have, too. The breeze stretched the Stars and Strlpei full length and the sight brought me one of the great thrills XT1 get from theee Olympic games.
TUB M08T BEAUTIFUL
It’s the most beautiful flag in the world,-anyway.
_ And W say that It 2 wurta Chinaman or ,Maltese. Old
OkM-y »»« never mm* magnificent or spectacular.
Bill Nieder, Parry O’Brien and Dallas Long stood smartly at attention on the three victory step* end each of the trio le a veritable giant. Their collective victory gives us’ a clear-cut claim to the title of world's strong men. Old Glory wee truly Old Glory. Three American flags have gene up £<dore * few times U> the Olympics,
_ but world fsmperirion to becoming so fierce ..and _ so __ intense that this spectacle will only happen infrequently for anyone ever the years ahead.
to to to *
Every one of the three Americans broke the Olympic record, making the happenings even more Impressive.
It was a magnificent performance and will resound down the corridors of rime in athletic annals.
New Role for	TB Sanatorium
Oakland County supeirtafs will take a long, hard ; look at a plan for drastic changes In the housing and classroom facilities for'the pounty’s neglected and delinquent children.	' ■Qpj(0
A report placed before three committees of the Board T““ ““	'‘“‘^yesterday called for:
Family Sees	.
Father Drown
Skip. Divers Recover Body of Hotly Mon in Bush Lak#
A32-year-old tether of four children drowned Wednesday in Bush Lake at Holly before the horrified eyes of his wife and family.
The victim. Keith Flynn of 107 Park Aye./
Holly, suddenly went under about .50- yards from shore and failed to come up..
His body was retrieved five hows later , by
______________skin (Mvere. ’	~
When he returned home from work at the ■ Chevrolet Motor plant in Flint yesterday afternoon,
Flynn suggested to his wife that they take the kids to the village park for a swim to escape tbs heat.
Oakland
1.	Use sA the tuberculosis sanatorium for all county yqjith services. ’
2.	Shifting of b Al f of the patient load pt the Sanatorium to the now-vacant contagious hospital, the remainder into outoounty institutions.
. Supervisor* decided to study Um matter mere deeply. Farther reports an die proposal Will be dtocMsaed early Is ten.
The county’s two major childcare facilities presently .are the cHttoreiTs home at the county Service Center and the you' home, tormerty the annex to toe TB sanatorium.
the past U yean, Flynn’s wife WUma nli.
Soon after* they arrived at the beach, her husband .swam out to one of two rafts on Bush Lake.
Another swimmer, resting on raft, said Flynn looked tired’ when he grabbed hold uf the raft. Asked if he wanted a hand up, Flynn said no and began swimming toward the second raft about 100 feet away.
He never made it.	*
ms wife said he Just went down all ef a sodden and tailed to come back up. No one heard him scream for help.
Other swimmers went to hie rescue immediately, but were unable o locate the victim, to, the murky Water:	1
Holly police were notified. They and (heriff’i depoUes arrived within minutes with four skin divers.
Five hours later. Flynn’s body was.recovered in 30 feet of water by HoOy skin diver Dick GiOefto of 1110 Manor Drive.
Echo's Timetable
Ism's tonight's Echo satellite
vtawtag schedule for the Pouttac
area. At till pm.
Fair and Cooler Welcome Change Next Tw& Days
4 a.m... « a.m.. . t a.m...
t p.m.:.. .93
September arrived tills morning With a blazing sun and a predicted high temperature of 90. Hie weatherman says there's a chance of an isolated thundershower late today or ton!#*. “taw , *
* . * dr
The low wiH be a. warm 70 might.
Mostly fair and cooler with ,a high of 90 is Friday’s forecast. Saturday is expected to continue generally fair wito seasonal temperature*. Showers are predicted sometime Sunday or Monday. . ‘Fair sad cooler Is toe forecast throughout toe state tor FMdqr sad Saturday.
Southwesterly winds at 10 miles jer hour this morning Ml dim' ' tonight and become northeasterly at S to 12 miles Friday ,	* it
Seventy-four was the lowest recording in downtown Pontiac preceding 8 a.m. The mercury had oSmbod to M at^l p.m.
He'll Be in NY for U N. Talks September^
All Hoads of Commie Nations in Europe Moy Consider Attending
MOSCOW (AP)—Premier Nikita Khrushchev will lead the Soviet delegation to the United Nation* general assembly session in New York on Sept. 20, it was announced ted«y.	’
Khrushchev previously had said ha would like to head the Soviet delegation to the meeting. Today’s announcement was mors definite.
A meeting of the heads of all the Communist states in Eastern Europe may be shaping up for thr Assembly ^session. It-was a n n o u n ced W ednesday that Gporgho Gheorgiu-Dej, the chief of Romania’s Communists, will at-tend.
This wiU be Khrush-chev’s second visit to the United States. Ha traveled across the nation last year at the invitation of President Eisenhower.
No invitation will be involved in the trip coming up, since heads of all states with UJi. membership have the privilege of going to UJN. headquarters at any tlnje._
Khrushchev has said he expedft the GeMM Assembly to bo lsrillF concerned with probienB of* disarmament.
The official Soviet News agency said other mem-
German Victor HffDash
From Our New* Wine ROME — Germany's rocketing Annin Hary ended United States supremacy to the 100-meter dash today by winning the Olympic Crown despite a lunging finish by ' are Sime, the Duke flash.
It was the first time since. 102S iat the United . States had toiled
ROME (UPI) — John Thomas of Boston University, 'too world ■record- holder and favorite In toe Olympic Ugh Jump, was eliminated at 7‘feet I Inch tonight, leaving victory to ho (ought ever by two Russians — Valerie Brunei . sad Robert Hhavlakadze — who had cleared the height.
to wfa (foe fl)0-ii»eter even). Three Americans had quaUfled for the six-man final.’
The crowd ad IS.SSS watchiag
bers of the Soviet delega^ tion will be Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko, disarmament expert Valerian Zorin, and the ambassadors to Britain and France* Alexander Soldi--tov and Sergei Vinogradov.
" Oil his first UJB. visit. Khrushchev appeared be-fore the United Nations rand put forward iris plan for total world disarms-•ment to be achieved within three years.
This plan was rejected by the West as unrealistic.
Victory String
Breaks
m
roared when too officials declared Hary fee winner after a
too-meter FINISH - Germany’s Armin Hary, left, Olympic 100-meter gold medal win-, ner. rushed aefoes the finish line to take the •emi-final run prior to his victory in the finals. Finishing second here, es he did in the final*,
“Sr Dave Sime of the United States, second from right. Both Hary and Sime were clocked at 10.2. Ray Norton of the United States, eecood from left, finished third. At right is D. -Jones of Great Britain.
Rail Walkout	,
Threatens City Autotndustnf	-
Grand Trunk Shuts Off
Commuter.. Service to .
Oakland County
The giant Pontiac auto- ; motive Ihrinatty t/vtay wa* ■ threatened by the Grand Trunk Western Railroad. strike that brought rail service to a halt last night.
The strike ovsr working conditions began at U*!nU but the rail company had shut off all operations duller in antldpetton of tha scheduled walkout.
Token, pickets appeared to Pontiac, Birmingham. Royal Oak and Detroit after cotnpany-untoa negotiations broke oft with what wap
is reported to be “extra heavy" on Wssdward A venae tale Detroit at totoMag
But Chevy Ready for Competition
In other events, the powerful Russian team-today toyed with] Uruguay aa it rolled to an impres* sive 89-53 victory in the semifinal pool ef the Olympic basketball tournament.
Russia, as expected, gobbled up two more gold medals in women's track to increase its total tor the games, to il and remain in front in the unofficial teem race.
Elvira Oxolina of toe powerful Soviet squad broke toe Olympic record hi toe women’* Javelin final with a toes of 183 feet, I leches, and Irene Press, a dark-kairod Russisa gtrt,
Olds LineBows Today
DETROIT (D—CMdsmobile’s turn comes up today on the new model preview merry-go-round, bringing with it the first of the new General Motors luxury compact cars,
The Oids entry to the entailer car sweepstakes la fee FM, powered with fee Industry's first e|n-mlnum VI engine.
_ Py-f»5 4i jarjar than the Che* rolet Corvair, lift entailer than any
____ Mow to the semifinal* of
the 900-meter event. when Tom Murphy 9f Brooklyn, one of the favorites, was eliminated. He finished sixth and last
;»«* v y * if . i,
S Glenn Davis of Columbus, Ohio, 'galloped.to an easy 51.1 second victory hi the toft-meter hurdles to the way into ‘tomorrows’
final.
In Today's Press
|for Tmpala this next year,'.".he said.
About 13 per cent of our tales were Corvair*. Virtually all of this wag phis business, not sties stolen our big cars. We will Increase that next year.”
* * *
In his formal presentation. Ode said Chevrolet hoped to hold its
prices steady for next year. Later, however, he hinted the price gap between Corvair and,the least expensive Ford Falcon which Is tamper now about |72—might be
?! think you’ll get quite a surprise about feat,” he told men.
3 Rubber Companies
Vow Vigilance on Labor Day
aro-nairoo stussma gin, wen rolet Corvair. but smaller than any p. f f	1____
final ef toe sameter hurdles,	swealiedataadenl size pa* /- IQ0J LfTSDS
U.S. hopes also suffered a dam- aenger caff.
Some obaervert Iwve predicted toe F95 and its companions—the Pontiac Temoriit and the Buick Special — WfiMall in A price class with Chevrolecs middle line of standard cai-s, tng Bel Air.
TMi would meah around *2.350 delivered la Detroit Edward N. Cole. Chevrolet general manager, was asked last night if |his might pose serious competition to his lines. He repmd:
If they start romancing twr ctis-tomefs with their smalh cak we’ll
jgo after theirs with our bigVar. 'j WB> B#j immediately seised, ap- {alive through the approaching long Cole showed off his 1961 model* parent!y because u la a aubaldl- Labor Day weekend, when heavy Wednesday, including five hew ary of toe Mexico branch of traffic^l* expected to Bood the gur-body type* fro the compact Cor-s Goodrich which In turn la a *ub- rounding' highways and main ar-fair. One of the new ones is a! nidiary of the U.S. firm. iteries through Pontiac
described as “a large avenue of disagreement" still to be raaolved. Talks were to be resumed, at l 1 p.m. today.
Neither aide weald make asy prediction so hew tong fee strike might feet.
Rnmedtately effected were nearly all of the railroad's 0,190 employee, who Ike «—f(iy fb* Mould be told off to event of a ■trike by LOOO switchmen, brake-men and baggagemen 4 tne Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen.
Local Officers Request Motorists to Half) Keeping Deaths Down
HAVANA, Cuba (UPI (-Premier ,Fidel Castro's goyernment seized the Goodyear. Firestime Rubber and United States Rubber companies' Cuban properties .today.
They had.* total valw of about Oty poUce,^ *heriffu deputies and w	|*tate -police have pledged- to do
S30 million.	- 'everything within their
The Goodrich Robber Company keep motorists end pedestrians
Boat
Cornice......
County 'News
Food Section Market* ..... Obituaries .. Pet Poster ftportx ...__
VWkswagen - type nine - pataenge^ ^	mUttla took|
’ .	,. j '	_ oontsol of the other three plants
Cole obviously remain* a firm ~ believer In fee value.of hi* standard-site line. He said 38 per cent of his i960 model sales have been In the most expensive Impels •*-
"We're planning on 42 per cent
early this	morning.
’ V V	W k *
TW U;	S. Rubber installations
are valued at HO million, .and the other\two at about 38 or 39 million	
each. V	' : ■ 'J''
The Intervention followed by only hours a blow-by-blow coulls-	
cati^afn Fldei’* 4>i	imlng by Raul Castro, -other and armod forceo
iriu generally were interpreted! a* a flat announcement toat the 1 Castro regime plans to take eveW American investment or enterprise here no matter bow small &nji not leave evrit “shoe nails.”
Bulletin
, The departments will be out full force patrolUng The tpat “Our men will not hesitate to issue tickets tor the leapt offease In an effort to hold accidents to a minimum,'’ Bgt grim, commander of the Pontiac State Police Poet, stated flatly. “We’fl make every effort, to limit the local traffic death toll to zero, asking only that you, the drivers and pe<le»trlan», help us keep you from being-killed .or hurt,” -said Oakland County Sheriff Frank Irons.
Last yekr three persons were; killed by Labor Diy weekend traf-fic in Oaltllind County. And two died locally the Fourth of July holiday.
Then traffic across the nation claimed 442 Uvea.
In an effort to~«fiiftle down toe tragic loss to Michigan, where 16 {were killed, state police, patrols will be lengthened to 10 hours per.
and all passes will be canceled from noon Friday until midnight Monday.
KANSAS cftl’ Wi—The following severe weather telecast was iasued today tor parts of Michigan and Ohio..
“A few severe thunderstorms with hoU end damaging wind* re expected thls^_ Thursday fternoon from ,1 p.mTia t lJ#. i the approximate area « mile* Mther aide of a fine from Cadillac, Mid., to Toledo, Ohio." (This Include* the PaoUmc areo.)
* * ★ . CADUXAC (UPI) — A severe thunderstorm struck the Oedfllee ■As today wife a downpour of rota and furtou* wtuds, injury-tog at least two persons and causing extensive ddpsage and
Oespi, Wtoch operate* Woodward
turned to private nutomohUau.
Into service, hut not
had ta of troaeporto-tton to Jobs to DotnM this morn-
Officials of Pontiac Motor Division declined comment on thu -effect of a prolonged railitoUK . strike on production.
But there wasjiftthe^ecord xon-cern expressed on Oakland Avenue continued shutdown might affect the import of heavy,, important parts aruL the export of finished produp
The ^jjmpdny relies heavily on I road now and would have
___try some other form of tran.
sportation —'probably trucks — for shipments if the' strike is not settled.
' At the GMC Truck « Chuck Division ptaat on koto1 Boole-
Immediate trouble*” aTO expected because of the strike.
He said the company would turn ‘fc'THdto truck deHverter to ML tap gap 1n -railroad thlpnicnts.
More than 60 per cent of the railroad's business in Michigan is ulth the automotive world.
The Pontiac Motor shop committee will ask management today or tomorrow for a meeting to discuss effect of the strike, said Bert Henson, financial secretary of UAW- Local 653.
Peattac Motor h scheduled to call buck about 1 JOS workers Wednesday to get the lMl production y*ar under way.
“We have been expecting things to start booming in Pontiac dur-. ing the next 30 dayf," said Hen-
The, troopers will be aided by **,. -We hope the strike toesn’t some 200 National Guardmen who upwt tK«t »■ will ride with them on patrol and ~	-
assist at traffic control points.
In spite of these efforts, one person will lose his w iser life every 3 Hours and 40 minutes in Michigan if drivers run true to form, according to state poliw records for the pest seven yean. ‘ ,
Seventeen person* Were killed In the state during last yiar's Labor Day weekend.
This year ta estimated three million car* will hit Michigan's highways over the holidays.
2nd-Best Car Year Expected
THE PONTIAC PEESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, I960
New Role Is Studied far IB Sanatorium
V' tCMtianed Prom Put* One) | slag, while the annex would i into a dassroom build in*.
| largement of the Children** Home The volume of traffic, the parking of cars and other feature* of • a busy seat of fltawmndux all of . MM 01# fan present at the County Service Carter—will not provide a good ravfrowmtnt for children there, ha said.
J
of the 18 sana-l
The Pay in Bihafaghmi	<
Charles D. White President 61 New Bank
RedsStiffen Berlin Barrier
Ottcere of the ew Wiirtmliaiii nhtonlVkl Bank have keen elected at u organlxa-(tonal meeting, it wga tnaownnad
Tolayr •m
Heading lha new facility, which will qaen to (he Harlan Building in mid-September, will be Charles jD. White' president, formerly vice 'president and cashier of the City Bank in Detroit.
Named vice preside at If
atrattvw
■. ‘ ft C.hra toe yaath program ! aeHtog wwiwl tram too trafhe flew of the Pawaty gofttar
TlMTCSTt llilll Pontiac's new Temp-est will feature a four-cylinder engine moanted in the front and a tronamisaiop to the n»ar. This transaxle innovation provides eqtailfzed weight
- r______• lernser chief examiner ef
distribution for excellent ride and handhnf. Thf..! toe State ef MteMg— Banking big engine delivers '—id—*«— ■“ ',i'	-ajjjj* —----1	----
■ale at Hair Design by John, 144 N. Hunter Blvd., Birmingham Police aldd today.
Tht file safe was pried open Mmethne altar 10:30 pro., according to Dot. Lt. Merlin Hohnqutot
Hie U.S. Senate today confirmed the iKsaiaaiton of Robert C Steger as postmaster of Lathrop Village. The noBilnaiion bad boot pant to the Senate by President Elsenhower. along with 173 other postmaster
• Friedfand sold that the probtam of adequate educational facilities' for’ddlAen supervised under the Juvenile Division of Probate Couftj could reach the “serious'' stage by next toeing.
Mouse-SenateDeadlock Develops on Sugar Law
WASHINGTON (ft—The Howe
As far asJhftlB patients MjAgrtetotui* Committee voted
concerned, day to reject the Senate version
Friedland said, to many cases the of the caatroveftaa] lugar jblll tnd facilities available elsewhere are	~
closer to -toe patients’ borne fKah the county' facilities.
Of the TB aanatortum load at lift to to « (Add bs haaaod Md
to stand on the House version.
The committee action created a near deadlock between the House and Sanato as Congress sought t> adjourn.
, FHedtoud. said that approximately 75 patients currently at ’Oildand 18 Sanatorium at* from . tiie South cud of the county—and aa dose ft not closer
Supervisors receiving the report yesterday were members of the ways and means, building and grounds, and the 18 sanatorium
The veto se the mottse wae It-It. with eat member Hatlag him
Chairman Harold C Cooley, D-N. C., was directed not to agree conference with the Senate unless that body requeeted It.
In other words, any House at-
Congolese Troops Zr^Reportedly Mtjfiny
Frees (tor Newe Wires tinted at Imago, on Lake Leopold LEOPOLDVILLE, (he Congo — [** about 400 miles north of here.
Marshall E. Taylor, Walled Lake supervisor said: "We’re going to have two probata Judges next year. It looks itice one is trying to act up a good thing for himself here.” '■■fr.fr *
Other sto>ervtson and Frledland, Interpreting Taylor's statement as cjitictwr of Probate Judge Arthur E. Moore, dented that the plan .was toe Judge’s idea.
• '"I have a* judge,” Fried land dec Is red. Supervisor Elmer Kapha rt--to Bloomfield Hills said:
“Our experts don’t see any lowering to the number of 18 cases to the county to toe next five to 10 years. With the Increasing popub-tiofe to the comity Oram the South, there are constantly patients coming into the county who’ll heed treatment."
to Toledo.
The company has not kept much t a stockpile of frames to the peat. Most steel comes Into the plant by truck.
Spare parts ere shipped out by train to Buiek-Pontiac-Oldsmobile assembly plants.
Hie company sq&qhyard Was silent this morning aftertoe Grand lYunk pullout. Trains a interplant distribution of many
Mt it will take a lot of convincing.'*
The three committees voted to ask for a report on the future juvenile facilities which may be needed by the county from its juvenile committee.
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Studies will also be made on the feasibility cl remodeling Contagious Hospital to house TB patients.
No Letup Seen in Heat Wave Broiling East
Grand Trunk Strike Perils Auto Industry
(Continued From Page One)
The troops were said Je have seised the airfield and begun shooting civilians hi toe area.
There was no immediate, report >f casualties, nor was It dear whether any Europeans volved in the situation.
tempts to send tbs toll to conference would be resisted, under the
Capital totaling $500,000 was subscribed for and paid in at the meeting.	, ...
Hie bank	a ten-member
board, to directors.
They ire F. Douglas Campbell,
. Allen Harlan, Merritt D. Hitt, Stephen C. Miller, Donald R. Parsons. W, Calvin Patterson, Kenneth C. Tiffany. Robert C. Vander-Kloot, Charles D. White and O, Bretnel! Williams.
H* House and* Senate, have been at loggerheads over whether President Elsenhower should have unqualified authority to cut purchases from the Dominican Republic.
Before voting to turn down the Senate version of the MU the committee defeated a motion by Reps. Charles B. Hoeveir. R-lowa, and Page Belcher, &OUa., la accept the -Senate version advocated by toe Eisenhower administration.
toe eager rout rove rsy held the key to final adjraraaseto el too eerrsnt session ef Csugiess.
An effort to adjourn Wednesday night was blocked by the fight over toe sugar legislation, loaded with' inter-American political dynamite.
The House recessed at 3:3$ e-jn.. and the Senate gave up 45 minutes later, putting the adjournment drive off until today’s session.
Earlier reports had indicated	^
„	, . ^ _	. that the painted Baluba spearmen 5^°^ U^71Lyndon B Jo™’
railroad is body frames, produced Kasai pmvin.. W(,r-	D-Tex., told newsmen as the
--------	holding their own	Extern industry and!
rifles, machine guns and reooillese .	ver*^T SSf thfr nation’s commerce
cannon of Premier Patrice Lu-	5*	v
mumba’s army.
llnderbedlrs ere shipped by rail tram Pittsburgh to the Poe-
who held the poet for four years.
The Birmingham Recreation Department is accept tog applications for lifeguard positions fog the’fall
Anyone having a senior lifesaving certificate can apply at the recreation office to the Municipal Building. ■ Preference will be given to those II years of age and older.
BERLIN (APt—East German tm was	!<»«# Communists rigorously enforced
™	“i»d^ a irava bsto # Meat <ke-
nui visitors to Berlin. Communist police massed tain crossing points between I twy> parts of the divided city prevent West Germans who do not live to Berlin from visiting the Eastern sector.
Guards along the Bast German frontier turned beck West German travelers seeking to visit the city, isolated 110 miles behind the Iron Curtain.
> Con on toe Autobehn crossing East Germany ' from the Wed Even hubcaps
- -	were removed and every second
The Communists imposed their
Vaughans Send Note; End Hunt
Hte search for a misstog Bloom-fleld Hills couple, Mr- and Mrs. Perry A Vaughan Jr., was called off today.
' * fr • fr. . V . Thiey haven't exactly been found and probably don’t even know they
g latter from Vaughan received this morning by Ms Mater stated skOplyr	--V''
"Wa’re having a wonderful -tone and expect to be home toe first s( next week. ”	'
Vaughan, 43, and his wife, Aima-42, of 75 V. Long Lain Rd., left for a fishing trip to Worthed! c.n»/U Aug. 7 and werfrdue back
Aug. 1«.
travel restrictions Wednesday.	. *	*	*
The ban is supposed to continual Relives became alarmed when n through Monday - the day mreLlthe couple ings hert'bf fonfigr resldenta of [.Ontario ProvinctoLvJBpo*- and Cut Germany end.	) Michigan Stsfb Pottce
But the convention of ex-prls- alerted to, be * sens of war and relatives to the couple. ^ missing soldiers—one to the meet-
i the lookout for
togs that has aroused Communist ire—opened oi time and apparently with all delegates prearnt.
The letter received .JgNPtoerday i was postmarked Aug. 30 from Ter- I ranee Bay, Olft. -	^	\
Walkout Halls Pennsy Irakis
Each Hour Tighttnt;
Stranglehold on EaitY
Transportation
From Oor News Wires
PHILADELPHIA — On the 111th anniversary of Itg Unit train, the Penhs^l-vania Railroad shut down today for the first time in its history.
Hot a ^rain moved over the biggest U.S. transportation eystem, and every hour of the strike-caused stop* page heightened its impact
Reports from, toe strife-tent to meet, province said 3S soldiers and I about MOO Batobao ■ ■meu, worn-
X	'Pontiac Gnfy
GM Output Gainer in '60
Katonjro aoceoMful state” to “ “
are light eabagg, to make truck
practical. It i
n yester,
lleved.
Talk* broke off at 1 p. day, the company said At issue are 28 rale change* add working conditions.
Frimris' A. Gaffney, Grand Trunk vice president and general
UPI correspondent Glenne Currie reported from Bakwanga that Lumumba's troops control most of the town while the Balubaa have free run of'the woods and noU-e hills just outside—especially
General Motors Corn, produced tome 2,797,282 automobiles to 1980 model year, topping year's production total by approximately 132,645 units, according to latest Ward’s Automotive Re-
ALL CAPTIVES KILLED
'There have been no prisoneri jJTzT “ i either side.” Currie said. “All CrTJJw captives have bmpN out
trunk vice prffiiaent and general u ' j .	..	..___. . .
manspr,	^	S A •
By The Aaeeelatod Pnm The summer season's lor heat wave showed	immediate
indication to a general breakup today to the eastern half to the nation.
.•-T-TJwHb"*. p.	-----—-—I
Another day to temperatures to the 80s and 90s, with high humidity. was tiie forecast. Afternoon and evening showers were expected to bring temporary relief to
The Weather

rzsr srs “SEffites.
J Lumumba's government as soon i poss|ble.
withdraw the remaining 7.
“I regret to tofl yea tl slier was rejected by toe
The union had announced Ttiea-T Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister1 day that the strike -would go Vasily M. Kuznetsov called on Through if all issues were not sct-;Hammarskjold at U.N. headquar-tled by midnight last night. iters, protested the continued pros-!
Both company and union blamed ence of sqme 600 Belgian -ergnbatj each other for (he collapse of ne- troops in the Congo and also de-got rations.	tnanded that, the secnetary-genecal
Gaffney accused Union repre-jabandon Ida plan to let an eqtal sent*tiveil of walking out to ne-jnumber of 3elgian army techni-gotiations. early Monday over iwjcians remain to maintain tlte issue that was later withdrawn: Kamina and Kitona bases Just He said tin strike ultihiatum was taken over by U.N.''forces.
presented when negotiations re-!	..— ----
gumed Tuesday afternoon.j	• —
— i iitrl Strike had originally .teflijslwCIfy 111.Oklahoma
Sunday, but the Records Indian Lore
-	M> mi M*i«r ideadline was extended to permit . T	lift
ya=TBfrri T* *U 1	negotiations.	j NORMAN. Okla. (UPI) - Need ^
P*g7Ba>iThomas W. Fletcher, chairman 'information on the- five civilized k rrt4•, of- toe Brotherhood’s grievance Indian- tribes? •	S
Umt uiSmtm'TS&nc « »*.! > —lies to Grand Trunk, told j The ttoivenrfty of OklaHoma Biz-|% WJAd	the aatoa had sought resumption zell Memorial Library has.-more! |a
nirsettos wm	1.	'* ' to tattu at T nan. today but {than four million manuscripts inj^
tm' 0rud Tnmk vfflcialt refused to the official files on the five tribes'
-■	: hegto before to ul, and later 'and various papers on plains In-.
towaHwsrawsavasaA... f*Mged to 1 p.m.	Idians and early vhite .ettlera. I
Sufferi Shock in Maceday Lake
Saves tile ot His Pal
A Waterford Tewnghip boy.jelectiical charge carried by thei% Douglas Foren. 17, of 3751 Maiden'pipe.	V
Form dragged Ms Mead tram ^
tpsisai. i
flMfllVMl
whs credited with saving the We to Me friend who whs knocked unconecfoue by jm etoctrical shock
.......	- in Maceday Like Wednesday, ac-
^ cording to towmhip potic*.
g ft wmte § ■» Michael Gage, 16, ot Detroit, bad 8 fl&W: 1 ftep««tsr Skiing with bis friend, I S	2 al*®6"1	3859 Per-
B 9 fiato*	It U kins St., Waterford Township, wad
Foren, when Gap touched a metal faction pipe in the lake* leading lx a gravel pit pump hewe.
“ 1 :T
Cage fdl unconscious from anishock.
too water and applied artificial respiration until	~
meu arrived with Omier to tiie gravel pit. Fret- 01 erick Ward, told police the air. ■ rent had been tout off in the «c- £ tioa pump house, end be ceuidn’t understand how the pfae became Ik barged.
Gage is to. aattotactoiy condltten xtoy «t Pontiac General Hos-stiil suffering from the
Shop to M0WET-SAV1BS at SIMMS TUi FUMT id UTDBMTI
AH Meet Fee Friday aaA SahirJey ' klflkt ItexerveA to Haifa OaawHHag
'dent limited wthority, but would A midnight walkout '-by 20,000 have imposed conditions whicji! maintenance workers halted all op-Dirksen said would be impossible eratiohs on the 13-state, 10.000-mile
PEPTO-BISMOL
for ups«t stompeh. 16 ounexs.
network stretching from Virginia to Missoun. At least 30 million Americans were affected directly m indirectly at toe outlet. — Big-city commuters to New Yarlt, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh .and Washington were first to feel the impact to the eaaeeUatloa to
PHILLIPS
Liquid Idxotlvt. full 26-oanc«s.
the todnstrtot -triangle of coal, ateel and aOtamebilea if toe strike continues.
But in both Philadelphia and
Ihe only GM car1
e exceeded last _	j
output this year. The Readin& Railroad in Phila-
...	_____'	, ,'ldelphia put on extra-and longre
Wards set Peattee*s ••• model | trains. It estimated its passenger batted’ In 'ifeh^ todtoa a^"*. j?"1™	^	"?*W	i>««>	25 to 30 per ,
Illinois, plus the terry service the maWng W*?**	f wntto to *19.	'FORM CAR POOLS
company operates across Lake	.♦ w Or	i Oorvair wa« credited with thtj gm trolley and streetcar lines
Michigan from Muskegon to Wis-! “Both sides rat ett toe hands [rest to the over-all GM Mere*** I pished in to help carry the load, contin.	. I el their dead advereertoe andl,this year.	J" _	.	. .
After yestenlay’s talks brake off. »b«w as trophies on toetfT However, no comparison can bef “r P?1^
Gaffney israed this message lo all hefts."	set up tor Oorvair since the car «*«■ there was evraaa aw-
WPP*	I At the United. Nations, the	J"	^
I “We offered to settle 14 to thejvlet Union demanded Wednesetoy ^™^!.
38 items in dispute and to make night that SeCTetery^merirDdg	rv. In ^ NJ-' *tl?kerip,^
partial settlement on 7 additional HamnterskjoU turn over the ran!.. °,mtt	™	Pennsylvania Railroad
u.	. j	t :	_	‘“^ Hnra were as fallows: Chevrolet. 1 Haltivl mmmiitor service nn the
1,404,136; Oldsmobile, 317,141; Jersey Central Railroad between Buick, 253,999; . and Cadillac, the North Jersey coast and New 142,184.	.	'York.
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MILES NERVINE	Mag. Me	ffjt
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THREE
Industrial Promotion j PgytofBMI ;Dcf3llMS .*1
Talks Start in UP
Ralph Swan, administrate khi-1[ ston chief of the Department and Executive Secretary of the Aitfj
FRIDAY and UTUUAY DISCOUNT PRICES
LANSING (UPI) - 1V igan Ambassadors scheduled dis-j cussions’of industrial promotion in the Upper Pentnsqia at meetings] today arid Friday at Iron Mountain and Newberry,	I
Merritt ,D. Hill, chairman of die Ambassadors’ Executive Goousit-'j tee was expected to attend both meetings to outline the work roem-bera of the group could do toj promote induetry In the Upper Peninsula, -
Also scheduled to atteod .the nlettings were Don C. Weeks, dl-
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Madam Square Design
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l66
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Anklets and Socks
Values to 19c Pair
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SHIRTS ood PANTS
146
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Heavy TRIPLE ROLL CbHs
Girls’ “N0RPUL” Sox
199
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 1, i960
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Will Conaider Three Reqncato to Stow Miring
ALWAYS LOOK FOR
airrigro attomrya will seek to i»v*]a ehanee to transfr-r to ether] hjKh ihe date speeded up to Sept. I. [schools with predominantly white' DanJ In the third case, Delaware i» enrollment* ‘ fed-1 protesting an order to speed up catholic spokesmen In ffift lk-1 tt^idie state’s icnide^-year Integra- |ean, Mj<1 parochial ecbaol*.will| j ti'on. plan. The speedup, ordered ^ ^ integrated until public . by a lower federal court would schools are,, The chancery of the ^ integrate all grade* by next fall anhdiocew of New Orleans paid! , Or-.l INTCXiKATC	. , J.fhe church schools, with 46.000
awte ‘ Kight fhoala «to KpaxvilW I BUntld, WiB ■> tllllf with the pub-
Investigators determined that the snakes had escaped through air holes in # shipping box.
I the anahes came from the Tote-Em-In-Zoo at Wilmington. N.C,
and were destined tor a Green-
wich Village pet shop.
! f.tgni KcnootS Ha mimvmc-i	nil I KI «wn -l"" "«■ t—• ;
jTenn.. opened today with first j Me achools .to WegratinK tTrit^ grades integrated. Supt. Tbomasgrade* Nov. 14 unless federal, IN. Johnston reported ho trouble court actioh,changes the situation ^ when 2* NegroeiL enrolled in the before thm./Thera are about ^ fof mer I y, ‘ all-white, schools I »<W» students tp the city’s public' iWednekdaV. *	.adtoois. *
Sulfur Mine Lies |7 Miles From Shore
[	____________________________' Tlnilarwy «fhaif in Pine Bluff,' ^	( ..I I m li ■ .	'
; NEW YORK tUPlt —. The Free- Ark., has one tyear-oW NafM|*aIRn>' rUHOWllltp (port Sulfur Co, is building iu girl registered for first-grade;Rejects Catholic Kennedy [Grandjale mining plant on shifting classes beginning next Tuesday.] 1	'I
[sands tharlif under 30 fret of wa-!One Negro student each is -as- OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. *AP)j ■ter seven miles at sea In a burri- signed to two .North Miami Beach,{—The Baptist Bible Fellowship! [cane rone.	;Fla.. aChoois. but the Dade County las turned thumbs down on Sen.{
j The magazine ‘ Steelway* ' re- School Board turned down results John Kennedy as a presidential; (ports that the steel “island.'' built.to. ssaign six more Negro chit- icandidate beisust tae la a nmnan] on stilts above the Gulf of Mexico.idren to white schools	Catholic,
will soon begin pumping sulfur to ]n. Houston, the nation’s lsrgesf; “The Roman Catholic Church [shore depots through a unique steej segregated school system, three, l» » totalitarian religfo-politico ta-IpipeKne.	■ Negro children were refused en- stitution whose source of auther-
- d * . W	rolinjent In white school* despite tty and government I* the head
I The magazine .said it was busi-]a federal court’s integration oi^'af a foreign state," said the reso- i ] ness arithmetic that prompted eon- der. The Negroes ' were* turned 'lotion unanimously adopted at the jrtniction of Jhe jaU-mtllion, Iwff-tdown under a School Board pol- groups annual meeting here: [milerlong Grand Isle project aoulh^fcy requiring ail pupils from on*JWednesday.	. j
j of New Orleans.	family to attend the -same school, I -	1 ," ........ j
j Of the 346 known onshore sub- parents of the three applicants to AdvertiiO terranean sulfur deposits, only-23'have other children ih Negro j	. .	” *• j
[are commercially feasible. Ntne school*.	. j HAHTTORD, Conn. (API—Conclave Been yorfced and abandoned.!	.# . '♦ *'♦	'|necti«jt state trooper* from now]
and the other, 14 are now either in' Ndw York City’s Board of Edu-[an will hand motorists arrested! production or undergoing develop-cation announced m new policy [for drunken driving a-packet of mfnt.	.	[aimed at breaking Up racial seg-.Alcoholics Anonymous literature. I
I So the sulfur indutfffy pushed [Search for new deposits offshore, j	-
[Grand Isle turned out to be a pram-, y fumi	SHOP FRIDAY
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'Perry Mason’ Attends Convention-
By QMX tMT WASHINGTON <UPI> - The . American Bar Association to meeting here this week and the tO^in to Inning with 15.000 lawyers and Perry Mason fans.
As conventions go. this one Is unusually decorous. The business sessions are well attended and Tar defagates geasrslly My attention to the speakers. |
But you ought to see tb* way •that heads turn whenever kn ambulance goes by. >
With so many visiting attor-hoys around, T thought “Ota Would be a good time to fM up some tree legal advlee; Unfortunately, however, nobody
io owing tan si the asement se 1
That being the case, I did the , next best thing and cadged n I consultation, as well as a cup of 1 coffee, from Raymond Burr. Hollywood actor who plays the role of attorney Perry Mason television.
Burr, has bung out his shingle here long enough tit make a speech before ana of the her as- I sociation groups and to participate In a panel jUactttrion.
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1 consulted Mat tt H Butii | room where he wax. sipping cof-fe and working on his speech.
He acted so much like a yea! I
talon tana who are liwang
good attorney.
However tempted he mdght be to handle some of Uie cases himself, he always turns them over to the Legs] Aid Society or some other such group. 1 * * ★
• Not only has Ms nctfng bear convincing to the TV nuance, but the legal profession also. has. tended to accept him as one of
fya own, Already this yenr, he bad been invited to. SI bar meetings, which is nape than most pear: tiring attorneys attend in thetr 1 entire careers. •
I asked Barr hsw hewreount-«d ter ids pofMilorttv among lawyers. After pN, for medical, prof root on never exactly went overboard lor Lew Ayres when ha won playing young Dr. Bit. dam:..........
Burt said he .thought it was becatwe he admired thr legal profession and felt & responsibility to present it in a JavoVahle light op his shows. Oftentimes, Wanted- out, criminal lawyers have been represented in books | tfnd plays as shysters or ■harpies.
This may be so, hut I suspect " fhei^t re«soii why lawyers like to identify themselves with Buit is because Perry Mason nevAf loses a case.
Coffee 9 A.M. Friday it PCH
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To Greet New Teachersi I
With* classes only s week away, i Mayor Philip £. Rowston; Fred P Whitrper. superintendent pi some 100 new -jfpoebers will be V. Haggard, president of the Oak-! school, welcomed to Pontiac* School Dto-tond County AKL-CIO Council; j . pr whitntcr will then tatrw-trict tomorrow morning.	[and’ John Hirhnger. manager of Aar#' >rhon| 4U(Hr) i(iniinUtr»
“The mat of three prewhbol	ArswChamber M_Comr. ^ (l| Mpwrvtaen te the
meetings*!!! take place at Potior mm*- ■	teacher*. FeBssrtag thh, the
Central High School	—."T	*	*	*	£ j teachers will get a ebaare" fe.
| Other meetings will Upheld next! This will be followed at 10 by a meet each ether.
[Tuesday and Wednesday. wlth..*re-1 “welcome, to. our schools’* pro-! a luncheon will he held at noon turning teachers also attending, jgram.	| ,] The afternoon will be taken up
i Mai Oswalt, president of the Pom [by tours in which new teachers ttiac Northern Student Council. Will will be taken on a tour of their j greet the teachers on behalf of j school building by their prinrJpalsTi student.< bodies St city schools, j All teachers In the district will 'Also greeting the teachers will meet Tuesday at'Pontiac Northern Things wiB- get under way withjbp Mrs. Charles Coppersmtth, vtceiand report to their schools Wpdnes-a coffee hour at 9.	] president of the. PTA Council;[day,. _
■‘At .‘9:30 the new teachers will be [Louis Schtmmel. president Pontiac) THpfJ* comes Thursday, .junior’s welcomed to the ccstitmunity by| Board of^Education; and Dr. Dana day.
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'Excellent County. Turnout for Tennis Tournament*
Pontiac, Michigan
United States Best Bet With Cuba Is Firmness
The United States and the Qr-gfrntewtinsi of American States has taken jutt about all that is necessary Probably the most publicized re* from Cuba’s Castro and Foreign Min- Urement was that of Rep. Cmnrca ister Raul Roa
Jackson, R-Calif, of the un-American activities committee; Forand, D-R I , and Reese. R-Kan . top Republican on poet office and civil service.
Bowles, D-Conn , who withdrew to
devote, as much time as possible to Sen. Kennedy's campaign for the
presidency.
Bet Nov. 8 will decide the big OUSStiee. Who gets the most important job in the world today — Vice President Nixon or Sen.
Kennedy.
Last week the OAS was treated to a two hour diatribe against the United States by Foreign Minister Roa. 8ince then Castro himself has taken to the air with more of the same.
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By both nen this country has been accueed of virtually every international crime known to man. On top of this they admit their undying love for Red Russia and Red China. Then they have the foil to offer to negotiate our dif-
For not more than four or five times what they would cost at a grocery store, a non-farmer can raise his own tomatoes.
May I fh» thin opportunity to thank The Pontiac fWo tor assistance given toward making our Oakland County Open Tentas Tournament successful and an enjoyable experience for all participants-
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There seemed to be arotide range of abilities as wgi as areasof Oakland County' present, to that competition proved quite interesting Worn eight of the elates s
One Mor e Hurdle
Thare is absolutely nothing ,to negotiate.
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Castro has stolen virtually all American owned property ia Cuba, while swearing at us In every speech he makes. Abo, he is doing his best to turn Cobs into a Soviet bridgehead in the Western Hemisphere.
tf we were to negotiate with and his pickpockets we would effect okay their larcenies and pudiate the Monroe Doctrine.
Oui* only position with Castro and Co., should be to staind firm and not give in*.
No matter how much money the typical, American makes, he manages somehow to make his outgo exceed his income.
The ManAbout Town
Smaller Crowds
At Recreational Resorts; V Early Coolness to Blame
September: A month into which August appears to hart boiled
David Lawrence Sa^ys:
It’s About Time to Stress Loyalty
WASHINGTON - Is loyalty becoming out of dote, or ore the recent deflectors from,the United States.to Russia merely a group of frustrated individuals with perhaps a, psychotic
Splendid Opportunities for Adult Education *
The back to school movement coming in Hie nekr future doesn’t have to be limited to the younger generation.
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Each year there are many adult education programs offered by Michigan State University Oak* land, University of Michigan, Michigan 8tate University. Wayne State University and the Pontine school system in our aroa.
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Not many communities can otter such a wealth of educational Opportunity. Rut many of the courses wilt only be given if a certain number of registrations are made.
If you have the hankering to < join Junior and Sin when the ' school bell rings, begin to lino np
Many Changes Due for87fjhCongress
When the 87th Congress convenes in January, numerous new faces will be seen around the CapltoL Four Democrats and one Republican are retiring from the Senate. Fifteen Republicans and 11 Democrats are leaving the House* ‘
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Not all those retiring are going out of politics, however. One, Rep. Burdick, D-N.D., has been elected to the Senate and four— Bentley, R-Mich.; Metcalf, D-Mont.; McGovern, D-S.D.; and Thomas, R-Wyo. — are in the running for the Senate. Rep. Ooffix, D-Maine, seeks the Maine governorship.
Of those leaving the Senate Theodore F. Green, D-R.I., former chair* mm of foreign relations, is the old* est man to flit in the upper house. Two others are the widely known Mumur, D-Mont., chairman of in-* tenor and insular fiffairs and Martin, R-Iowa, second ranking minority legislator on public works.
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Among those retiring from the House are BAanfaf, D-N.C., chair* i man of education -and labor;
tThis late Warn weather is helping 1 overcome the-I960 drop in the attendance at moct of the recreational areas In the Pontiac vicinity. If It continues, some of them, may yet come close to their 1959 record.
Cool weather early In the seaiibn. especially on several weekends, -caused greatly diminished crowds at all of them*_ ot which Oakland County has more than any other county in the state. At many times the water was too cool for. bath------------------------------—- «-
The attendance at Cass Lake podge Park alone approaches a reduction of around 300.000 from last year. Other minor reasons also contributed to this in some measure.
However. If the fiigh temperature maintains, lt' ts expected to bring out record breaking crowds over the' Lhbor Day weekend. This will particularly affect the1 number at Cass Lake, Pontiac Lake and Kensington Lake.
Spreading glory at the home of j August Smith
at 263 Edison St., Is a night blooming cereui plant.
A wonderful spectacle of blossoms and beans is growing In the yard of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haslock at Davlsburg. English and Welsh style of premium runner beans are growing from I to 10 feet high—and still reaching for the sky. The pods are 6 to 12 inches tons- -
Topping most everything of the kind In Pontiac or Its area lh pioneering church work is
St. Patrick’s Chapel
Mt White Lake. Its 120th anniversary will be recognized on Saturday, Sept. 10, at ten o’clock in a special mass tor our pioneers and their descendants^ ra- which the general public Is invited. . \
Running true— to form, the peaches raised in the Pontiac area are of a more delightful flavor than’any of the shipped-in kinds , —even more so than those from other parts ef Michigan. Is there any grander fruit, not excepting anything from the south?
Tuberous begonia blooms six inches across are blooming in the garden of Mr. and Mrs. Ray.D. Raker at Green Lake, adding mpeh to their already beautiful landscape.
Oakland County’s new certified tree, tamers,
Earl Barrett and Otto Brian of Highland, were among the 23 to be recognized at the eleventh annual state dedication ceremonies at Brown City recently. 1
subversion as Just “MeCarthy-LA WHENCE	ism"?
These questions bother a good many people inside and outside the government nowadays. The latest piece of information that givits rise to the discussion comes ki t document just released by the pepartmwit of state through Sen. Kenneth Keating of New York, a member ot the Senate internal security subcommittee, who' put it in the Congressional Record this
It tells about Dr! Maurice ,H.. Halperin, a (ormer Boston Uttirer-city professor and wartime bitelli-gerice officer, who now is behind the Iron Curtain "working for the Soviet government.’’
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lie is one of the individuals who 1 made the - headlines ih 1953 when he was fired from his job at .-Boston University for refusing to , answer questions by a congres-, atonal committee about his cpn- -nections with the Communists.
Prof. Halperin and his wife on July 15 asked the American Embassy >t Moscow tp renew the|r passports.
Congress has teen wist about passing the aeoeeoary "legtetotioa to regulate the tssusnee of pas* -parts that H Is .poastNe these passport renewals will have ftp he laaued to the Halperta*. and they then can travel ih Europe and elsewhere as they please.
The State Department was advised that Prof. Halperin, who is an e x p« r t on Latin American affairs, told the embassy that he was doing -“research" on under-, developed countries for the Soviet Academy of Sciences, which is ’"directly subordinate to the Soviet Council of Ministers.’’
THERE SINCE IMS The Halperin* have been in Rus-. sia since December 1956 and went there by way of Mexico, where a ease of deportation against them tor alleged Communist activities Had been under consideration by .the Mdkican government.
Incidentally. Prof. Halperin helped Mr. and Mia. Alfred JL jgtera to escape frees Mexico after the tetter had bees tadteted by a f.f Federal Oraad Jary sa a charge of eeaspiring to 1 obtain aad transmit secarity information from the THM State* to. Russia.. j. '•
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PrevioUlty. the State Department says, .flic Sterns had obtained fraudulent -Paraguayan passports which bad been declared void by that country’s government.
The State’ Department document further reveals that Halperin in the- 1940s had supplied a Russian agent with information mimeographed bulletins prepared by the U.S. Strategic Services on- a variety of topics as well as excerpts from State Department cables to which he had-access,* ~ . As for the Sterns, they are University gratiuate&jHuid well-to-do. Mrs. Stern is the ‘daughter ol a former American ambassador To Germany.
Within the last two weeks it was discovered that William H. Martin, exclusively
‘Library Book Tell* The Almanac How Kennedy Did It*
To flie people who wero asking . TWIy ia Thursday. fidptlr-tiie. how Sen. JohnKennedy * father 245th day of foe year, with 121 became a millionaire, I siprst more in 1960. they visit the library and nad-lb* The moon, is approaching Its. book. “John ftennedy.” In it they full phase, will find the answer.	The morning star is Mars.
T\ Mrs. Chester Jar*tel	The evening stars are Jupiter. *
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By JOHN C. METCALFE Him., is in Washington, D.jC^
,A place where you can eat . , And almost any time of day . Yota* rival by-line meet .	.
This special rendezvous you’ll find ... Up at the Presa Club Grflle ... Where many dmespondents cbme .	. Each day to have their
fltl. ... Within tt|| sacred crowded room . . . They serve what you may chooae . . . With peppered gossip gravy on .	. A steak of
latest news .	. Now you would
surely think this place .	. ■ Has
wqn Ms far-flung tame ... Because The
29. and Bet non F. Mitchell. 31. both of tdiom are bachelors and Navy veterans, had left the National Security Agency, where they were employed, and tone to Mexico and then to Havana prior to their disappearance, presumably behind the Iron Curtain.
National Press Club name But all its journalists wft swear . . . This spot is, moot renowned
Huse no wife may step This hallowed dining
On litis day fa history:
In 1197 s circuit court tat Rich mond. Vs., acquitted Aaron Burr of charges of treason.
In 1896, a chef working for a Chinese statesman visiting the United States served chop suey for the first time in,America.
In 1923, at least 150,009 persons were killed in the wont earthquake in Japan's history.
In 1932, as a result of an investigation of corruption, New York CMy Mayor James J. Walker resigned and went to Europe.
In 1934, a million members of the United Textile Workers Union went on strike.
In 1939, Hitler invaded Maud, starting World War H.
Thought for today:	English
scientist Haver lock Ellis said: “The place where optimism most flourishes is the lunatic asylum."'
Here are two young Americans who had the advantage of good homes and good educations. What circumstances led to their mysterious behavior?
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Detroit Challenges Others to Good Citizenship Drive
Dr. William Brady Says:	;
Not Against Alcoho but Alcoholism Instead
DETROIT tUPI) - Mayor Louis C. Mariam Wednesday challenged the mayors, of 10 other large UJ5. cities to oarapcte with Detroit to a good citizenship drive to register voters for the November election.
-Miriani sent telegrams containing the challenge to Mayors Robert F. Wagner New" York. Richard J . Daley of Chicago, Norris Foul-of Los Angeles. Anthony J.
presented at a dinner to be held in conjunction with the optional con ference of _ mayors, and that the menu be “steak and beans, with the last-place mayor in the contest eating beans and the others eating steajL
Miriani proclaimed SepL 12-Oct. 10 as Good Citizenship Month in. Detroit and said he would name a
Verbal Orchids to-
Mm Ada Maerdyk
of 9416 Cooley take Road; 96th birthday.
' Mr. and Mrs. John Guttentag of Drayton Plains; 52nd weddlt^. anniversary.
Mrs. Pearl Winterman . of Wateriord; t2nd birthday.
Mr. and Mm Jaaatban Ormond of ^Rochester; 52nd wedding anniversary.
Mrs. Pauline Hanehett of Mtetimon; 89rd birthday.
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“Everybody aspects my preach-ng to be practiced—I expect other* a do it and they wish 1 yvould."
’’You need not .have acknowl-•* edged with such extreme candor that you are a.‘rabid teetotaler."
It is quite apparent in everything you say about alcohol or, alcohol-J ism. Recently you pleaded for a more sympathetic and practical understanding of mental derangement. Why afe you so bitter apd intolerant towards al- . cohoiism? Isn't alcoholism a disease ..?“ tR.W,j7^L > First, Lthank you, sir; li^ ymir courtesy. ~
The bitterness I ,	'i'V"'
feel is against al coholic liquor — not against aico-bollcs. •}. ’ CTT"' “
When I entered private practice, so ntany • it my patients vert hard up because the. wage earner of toe fatally had or. mady to stop.in at the saloon to pay his'bill and keep his credit there, before he arrived home with1 his week’s'pay. That left the family with rto money tor the doctor.
This wasn't so bad. for I StiU managed to get along on what non drinking patients paid on their doctor bills, But life squalor. privation and unhappiness, of the families of those ndrebtie addicts seared my soul.
, And there’s m qaestioa about alcohol being the. 5*. I narcotic.
, (’alafared, urnttNeipitaed ywnngstera get the cocaine, morphine, bento, marijuana or other narcotic drag habit by “trytaf’’ the drag for what they* are persuaded to beMeve to a harmlm* thrill, tidt or . wonderful feeling of exalfo-- tion.
If the after-effects-of the first indulgence are not too unpleasant or the individual is not very intelligent, toe indulgence.-jp. likely to be repeated; :and presently file interval batwee*Jwuts, shots Sr sniffs becomes so foil fit the depressinc after-effects that the Individual is impdfltdMi ■ repeat the doae of Ha. IT Her favorite narcotic immediately^-and this is adfictionl * v ; i'-’fr *'.*• : * ' 'rim, 3: A yovmg person with ’good «^j* tritional condition, whose physical dlwfation has not been neglected. feels just fine and fiaiidy.
It would be difficult to imagine better feeling Jt. Uvelier sense fit wail being than be ar she ffljoyL thanks to v4to.
’ Vite, of course, means preservation of the characteristics of
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pastor IN NTdi’lMi 'prwiSii per tonal health and lufteu*. not dls-ett». diagnosis or treatment. *U1 be answered by Dr. Willttm Bruy, if a •temped, self-addressed envelope Is sent te The Pontine Press. Pontiac, ftllchtgen.
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Celebrezze of Clevaland, George committee ot 50 persona to head Christopher ol San Francisco, Ray- the vote registration drive, mond Tucker of SL Louis, Harold Grady of Baltimore, Joseph M.
Barr ot Pittsburgh. John CbBins of Boston, and Richardson Dll-worth of Philadelphia. /
He uaM the ronteet ssoold be
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The conttod would be based' on the percentage of voters rqgisteTOd.-He asked the American Heritage Foundation/to jtidge the contest. !fe proposed that the fiophy he
THOUGHTS FOR TODAY 9e | arit yau not to fete heart aver what I am saffering f*r you —wtocb Is your glory.—Ephesians SMS.
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Case Records of a Psyc|j6logrist:
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Let Wife Handle Family Budget
Otto didn’t know how to operate his home on a budget. Yet he, instated on handing the money. His wife was far more competent in ’this respect, las fire most wives today. So, men, let your wires handle
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By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE CASE F-458: Otto L., aged 35. ia the father oMhree children.'
“Dr. Crane, Otto earned 64AM tost year,” Ida wife protested,
I never gat* to m any of M, for .Otto insist*
“He squandered 6385 on liquor, and over 6600 on cigarettes, guns, fish-a ing tackle and oth-1 ei personal items. I ''Occasionally he brought home DR. CRAffR
servedly so, for his taabUity to sene so a good accountaat ond bookkeeper.
His juvenility is further prayed by hjs squandering 6985 annually oil his own selfish pleasures, when hfs total income was 64.000. .
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No intelligent.: man woulti be so selfish as to divert almost 25 per cent of his annual income io himself, if he had any* regard at all for- his wife and family. MARRIED TO A BABY His wife made her first mistake years ago when she consented to marfy this juvenile male.
I have often advised you girls I* oxe yoer brain* aheo you pick a mate. Check Into Ms fondly background. Interview hi* sebool teacher*. Get acquainted wife Ms neighbors MM friend*. And nee how he handles money! Be wire you find But bow his
urged her to nako/ a bargain wife Mm. 8hn would stay at home providing ha ftst her handle fee funds. Be refoetanfiy agreed, j But since then he has been: grateful no many occasions. For> most of his money worries afe. oyer. She is a cfepable woman who; has cleaned Up their debts. The
hors or chewing gum for father acted in this regard for *“	sons tend to follow fo fee teotMeps
of their tathere.
financial dedsiofei «ri or her-■houkfers too, so be is more relaxed and happy.
the children.
“We have been to
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Does be dirrir any life insurance? Is he planting to take out a. Bew policy in your favor or transfer his present policy to you?
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‘■•Or. Crane, if hie Wants to remain a little boy all Ms life and ttoyer learn haw to MpAy money, then I am galng to get a job and quit being ^htomded by hUI col(-' leetore.
A 'T earned a good salary before fttafttag*. and can do it again. I am foe tired to argue with Hit*1 any longer'’
MEN, WARE UP .
A smart' husband iahould let bis ■ife handle the fimda, tf fix any business ability at ML Tfrea hh ras blame her V bill* foffcud. Otto ia • blame, and da-
retting all fee I
Use your brains first and then surrender to your heart afterwards. Stop your wishful thinking or vain hope that God will make everything come out all right.
GOD GAVE YOU A BRAIN God helpa t how- who help them-title respect I
stupid people who refuse to ‘ the excellent brains that he put into their skulls. _	^
Since Otto didn't want M* wife to go bock to an office Job, |
tan envelope, ptas « eoato.
And let your children help oper-t ate your home on a budget. f Give them a month's internship* to this regard, to you parents* toe it to them to teach them bow: *<> run a home on the efficient budget plan.
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Cuba Will Grab All Our Property
Raul Castro Predicts' ; €vtft Guantanamo to! Fall Eventually
Old-Maid Car Saks Roatine Riddled
Points Up Need of Frequent Oil Changes
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the motor oil study panel of titolthir mi dropped to 2.000 mitas. itorom-a perfect Imitation to not
HAVANA, Cuba (AP> - Raul Castro indicated early today that the seizure of the remaining American property in Cuba—estimated at a quarter "of a billion dollars —u imminent.
But the tfccy'miniate* oT_,_____
forces told a midnight rally of sugar waiters’ his brother's' in-gime does not plan to confkcata the big U S. naval base at Guan* tonamo “tor now.”
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lete and predicted “it will coma to be Cuban years sooner or years later.’* •	•	s SE£nr
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Charging 'that “war criminals' —meaning anti-Castro farces—are training at Guantanamo, he declared: “We want again any problem that riaes them is the consequence of auto-provocation." Unr DOME FRIDAY
The younger Castro left the impression that another grab of American properties might be announced at the giant rally Prime Minister Fidel Castro has called for Friday “to answer the declaration of San Jose.”
The sugar worker* jeered when Raul Shouted "600 North America^ businesses still remain in our country.’’
The Castro regime has already seized about 800 million doBars worth of American properties. Of the remaining 250 million left on the island, some ■ have already born “intervened"—the first atop toward confiscation.
DETROIT — If inn a. ear awnad by school teacher who more ,Of further than around the
was trail, you’d probably wind up with a real clinker. The car might look all ri#kt, W* H you took it out and dram It at normal highway spesda *a that the engine warmed up yoa could bo in deep
"The old-maid routine is a good illustration of what wd are toying to tell car owners," said Rudolph Cubicctotti of Nsw York, who heads
Death Notices
WILLIAM 'William Bagley terday hemorrhage.
An employ* of Pontiac Motor Division. he is survived by Ms wife, Edna, and his mother.
Service will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday it the Liberty Baptist . Park Cemetecy. His body is at the j Frank Carruthers Funeral Home.
kina A. FLYNN .
HOLLY - Keith A. Flynn, 32. of 107 Park Ave., drowned yesterday in Bush Lake. His body is at the Dryer* Funeral Home.
. Survb^ing.-are his wife WUma; two sons, Keith and Bill; and two daughters, Nancy and Sheila, all at -heme.-His mother. Mrs. Cara Flynn; a brother, and two sisters, all of Flint, also survive.
Quotes French Authority for Slam at Congress
WASHINGTON tlUED—Rep. Sidney R, Yates, D-IU., said today the results of the “bobtsltod" session of Congress could be viewed in much the same way Voltaire appraised a poem titled “to prosperity.”-
"Thjs will never reach its destination,” Yates quoted Voltaire. |
Assuming everything said about
API’s tufartcatibn committee.
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A tot of people seem to be confused if suggest they change oil more frequently under severe driving condttfans. They don't realize that stop-and-go short trips represent some of the moot severe driv-
‘n«po«|h!i"	’
The API la trytag to parenada matattots' to ekaage ak every M days during the winter, every to days daring the aarnsner, hot never tana frequently than t.SM milea ef driving.
"Thia ia a let easier to, remember, arid a lot more accurate, than just a flat mileage figure," Cubic-dotti said in a recent interview. The API also would like to get the automobile Inanufiscturera specify such engine care hi their new car owner’wmanuals. As yet there is no uniformity.
CHANGE advised
Several other lines nmutsii * st least mir Mt the oil chang to tfKO miles.
" real I tktok mere ef fitom are begtaatag to .are M ear way,” Ctokhtoiatti soM. "We’te aet tor apart at aU with the eagtoaatkR
Worn a motor oti Cubiciotti said, ideal driving com ditione might represent 1,000 milea daily ef Turnpike-etyle driving. “If you were going to drive from Detroit to California and back in one week, (about 5,000 miles) there would be no real reason to change oil. But the average motorist doesn't drive that way."
The API s^s that wtth atop-
jCongress Skirts Stronger Rights
Doosn't Wont filibuittri by Southern Senators! Prolonging-Sassion j
day guide.
Cubicctotti agree* that_____	_
lem If getting motorists to follow a aet pattern to the time it takes in many places lo get oil drained
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He looks forward to the future possibilities of specialized shops handling nothing but jpU changes and chassis hibricfctton work, could be done in 10 or is minutes,
WASHINGTON (UPD-Congresa.i which approved a Civil Righto bUI early this year after a two-month debate, had little appetite tor .soother fight on the taaue at the post-convention aesaion.
Southern tens tors, who poured just, like the auto^VwVJh- out imillions of w**Hs of WhjHon ee.” he said, “and a tot-more cara|*“H;$«	.-4' M*"*
would be better maintained ” OvttWgH Dore^brook rematoed mostly silent on the subject during the extra session.
Wheel Misses Baby
■■■BL.j	___ I»But in this silence was an im-
Jdodern motor oil, if kept pure.j MILWAUKEE. Wts. »APi—A plied warning that any new Civil 'will last a long time. But con-huge wheel flung from a dumpjRights action would bring a South-In its early 1960 model cars, one taminants get Into the engine and track smashed into a carriage in'ern filibuster that would Modi all company advtoed owners to change into the oti. Moisture condenses, es- which s baby was sleeping, but other legislation and extend the Ml every 5.000 miles. Later, be-: pecially when the car to driven the.'Infant, Kathleen Cad well, 4 .session even further into the tall cause of excessive engine wear, t only short distances, and waterlnphths. escaped without injury. I campaign months.	|
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British Have Hot Time in Washington;
WASHINGTON (UPC) - The Britt*, a plucky lot, absolutely refUMd to complain about the heat — at lout to their Amert-can boots.
Mbn than 2,000 British attorneys and their wives -attending the American Bar Association meeting hare hose found themselves in the steamy discomfort of Washington summer at Its hottest \
But dlplotnati to the end. some ot tbs BritMms even insist that
-A Mt bsndi," others can-eedad, “a Htfle difficult ta walk
But observers noted that at Monday's sweltering White House lawn party, (be British guests kept • stiff upper lip dospito the dark, winter-weight suits many were wearing.
Use visitors from Great Brit-lan,	and Australia ate
having the usual tourist troUblsa and ptenntnw despite (be hot 'spcB.
difticixt to our about
, “Don’t you find It difficult to get about?” one EngUrii wife asked another tys the lobby of the Sutler Hotel, which oerves as
convention headquarters. MAad expensive.” rive added.
But ' another British visitor. Miss r. M. Stock of Chesterfield, England, told a reporter aha had
To Retire as Editor on New Yofk Paper
NEW YORK (AP) - Roy W Howard aaaoanoad Wcdntoday his retirement (ram the edltorskip of the New York World-Telegram and Sun. a post he has hold for 13 years.
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Howard, who to 17, will oMinue as president and a director of the New York Worid-Telegrsm Corpus company which publishes tin
Succeeding Howard as editor will be- Los B. Wood, who currently holds the past of executive editpr. The change takes place today
Seven , years ago (toward re-j signed as president of the Scrlpps-Howard group of 19 newspapers, the Worid-Talegram and to become chalrrrtan of its executive committee. He continues; in that position.
Just one complaint atxxtt her ■lay In Washington.
Tas ea Wei at trying to -explain the dMIstesee between a aaiettor ads a barrister,” aba arid. . /
The British legal, profession is . divided Into two distinct types ef practice, tinlike the American. The solicitor works with clients. The barrister argues before foe court*.
' Mias Sack, a solicitor, said she had given up the fight end had simply ordered a book from hQine entitled, "Brothers in Law.” ■
The British attorneys constitute perhaps the largest group of their countrymen to gather in the United States since World War If, They are repaying p visit from the American Bar Association to London in 1957.
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And they are taking-in all the usual sights, including baseball. The District of Columbia Bar Association has been paying tor tickets for the visitors to attend the Washington Senators’ games here.
Calk Race Fight mil to South
Business Leader Sees Paaco as a Necessity Before Industry Sjkirts
boa st the nmnmunHy level between white tod Mr1- f|
an effort If osltto n
GtlllSays Conductor Put Her Off Train
DETROIT til — A 14-yeawdd Detroitg lrl, claiming * <*» tor put bar off . a train outside
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UK)
Racial conflicts may become
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"There wfo be little value in industrial development ...’ any southern state unima on early.end ‘to our domestic conflict is found,” said W. C. Windsor of Dates, Tex., preaident of tbo ‘ Science
and Industry.
tori
The moot southern point in the United States to KaLat on the Island of Hawaii.
ACCUSED—Richard Lane Los Angeles Wednesday w*s accused by a Moscow news
paper of recruiting two Soviet »Cm| ymu	•< patting
youths for an American spy	gaKtori to the Usage to-
hetwork when he attended a ; day?”
W world youth festival )q W|nd<0r ^ tetore Moscow.	1.	imately 400 business and industrial
leaden at a conference sponsored
Police Right on Job * n»m on. «
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Waight believe they now hold the)lunch counter sA-ln demonstrations record for arriving at the scene otlfn view of foe "serious economic) the accident. They were searching I consequences that must be for s reported drunk driver when period from continued racial the man smashed bis auto intojrtst,”
the rear of their patrol car. I Ha alto proposed closer coonUna-
000	dsmsgf suit 'against Nod York Central Railroad boro- «.
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Base D- Hertowvtts, daughter to Mbs.. MMdnd gbsaasw, said aba boagkt a ticket foe Cfovto.
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P. E. Hackett, NYC. assistant general Sttorney, arid:
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Rose said the conductor ordered the train stopped and put ter Off in the countryside, telling ter to walk to Toledo.
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Indonesia Threatens Reprisal
Japanese on Spot Over^Duteh
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TOKYO (UTO — The Japan—* government, which only throe month* **o cawostod an invitation for Pr—fdent Ftefnhower to vtoit h*ro, to ha ■ diplomatic bind today over another international visit 1 Hie visitor thto time to not the president of a friendly country. It** a Dutch warahip.
Japan to under tremendous pna-sure from Indonesia to withdraw permission lor the Dutch -aircraft carrier Karel Doorman to "*
■ Yokohama dept 8-12.
But, it appeare Japan to-not very likely to renege on her diplomatic agreement in this cam,
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It’s a caw where Japan hi little to gain and much to lose.
The Indonesians atoe have truncated that the recall of the Jakarta envoy would be a mhdmurn step. There'* talk in Jakarta of breaking all economic relation*, with Japan If she permits the vessel to vWt * * *
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would' ha a move for Indonesia and probably would hurt her more than it would
The Dutch haven't said what they would do if Japan should withdraw permtotion lor tha Karel Doorman to vtoit as planted.
If Japaa permits gw Datch vas-aelta eea— — sehedaltd.
Indonesian President Sukarno s said Ms nation would "feel alighted” at tha vary least if Japan permits the vessel to call at Yoko-
It has bean strongly implied that , the Indonesian ambassador to Tokyo will ba recalls* as a protest measure if tha Karel Doorman calls nt a Jnpanees port.
Guinea earlier this year with about {comment on the subject for 1—r, LO0O troop liiaiaeos Dutch forces there.
meats tor the
! Indonesia said tha presence at the warship in the disputed area was "an act of war provocation” and eventually led to the breaking off of all diplomatic retattate with
ol making matters worse.
By talcing such a strong stand on! the matter, Indonesia may bej forced to retaliatory, action if} Japan permits the vtoit. That’si what Japanese are wary of. - j
Independence Day speech Aug. If.
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Japan isn't the only country that has become embroiled in.tbe can-troveis^ over the carrier. Indonesia asked ell oountrtos to deny the Dutch vessel access to port
Zentaro Kosaka told the. cabinet the other day in plain, simple economic language that tha Netherlands to amamber of the European Common Market and could hurt Japan economically if this should
at a Dutch warahip to Japan*— a visit that’s MB— — a goodwill trip la eommeaaorati— of the Datah-
It’a all part'of Indonecla'a bitter anti-Dutch campaign that centers around The Netherlands’ continued af Dutch New Guinea, which Indonesia calls West Irian and claims as her own territory The. vessel arrived in New
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The Indonesians suffered a setback, however, when they Med to persuade their Australian neighbors to reject the veseel’a visit.
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The foreign mlutotiji here —id the Dutch asked for approval of the ship** visit in eariy June and the request was approved ip early August.
Since then the Indonesians have launched a vigorous drive to block
LANSING Ut—The State Public Service Commission today scheduled a public hearing for Sept. 30 help adjust electric rata.a charged by the Upper Peninsula Power G*.
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The utility's interested area, which includes Alger. Baraga, Xtek Houghton, Keweenaw, Markf-, Marquette, Menominee, Ontonagon and Schoolcraft counties, will be affected.
Iron County, which to served separately, would not be affected.
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TWELVE
Castro Repaints American Stations, Trucks
Reds Moving troubled Congo With Aid Excuse
Russia Winning Cuban
'• Bv HABOU) k. MUJis |lng Soviet oU from Black Sep
HAVANA, Cuba (Aft ~ CoatMports to Cuba-has not been dis-dent it baa won Ka battle lor <11, <M.
the Cuban government’, pel role- thirteen tankers delivered near-um monopoly ia now trying to |y a mittkm tons of crude oil to wi»e «rt ail phyaical aipw of for-;citba In July pitta 125.0Q0 tamo of| eign ownership of the refineriesjfuel oil and quantities of other: it seized.	products. The same delivery rate!
Tank trucks and Idling stations was maintained In August, offici-j of the former Esso Standard, atsourees claim.
Shell and Texaco refineries have; Cuban sonrtsea aaid all three lost their distinctive colors and | seized refineries are operating Well-advertised names and slo-j
WASHINGTON (AP)-l’.S. dfl- F»«l «PI»«nft' is » make Prem-ciais (ear the Soviet Union is tid ier Pttriee Lumumba so heavily im to establish a Communistkkperatenl <* SovieJ adviaeca and) —i in the trouble-ridden j w*%taJhfi!E J&Jw® his nalkm two under the guise of hHping!*™"1 collapsing that he will be Suntted Nations restore order,* willing tool *n<Vws«l foi KF "	----- • . jttaer Red penetration of Africa.
These officials said today thfc »fe«* (than 300 Soviet bloc tech-
----- appeared toeacapahlej^M*+wi>IV M «»« mUitary
in view of the amount oTQmIi- hilelli*ence offidal^-are re--.-w military, technical and P«t9d, *® have moved into the tmnnrait aid rushed—outside U.N. Congo, many aboard pines osten-ckanels—to the African republicW “Win* relief supplies
Announce Plans to Build Section .of Freeway I
LANSING UP—The State Highway Department bps announced plans for the construction of another section of die lid-mile Indiana-to-Lud-ington freeway.
Construction will start early next year on a 7.7 mile section to extend from the DetnAt-Chteago freeway near Benton Harbor north to the Berrien - Van Buren County Line. The stretch of highway is expected to cost J5,600.000.
P. AU this ha* been replaced by the green and white sign of ICP —for Fidel Castro's Institute of Cuban Petroleum.
Station pumps and storage tanks throughout Cuba have been repainted to erase the markings 6f the multiralUion-dodar American, Dutch and British oil .holdings Castro seized because the owners refused to process Soviet crude
IAZV AFTERNOON—Gazing skyward — or more property spaceward — is Miss 20X. She is one of five Rhesus monkeys being trained to be the first large animal sent liito orbit -by the United States. The Aero Space Medical
Center tat San Antonio, Trie , will place one of thefn info a capsule oii the tip of a Discoverer satellite sometime this lall and wish her a speedy return, ♦
•1 nw c,.,. n-nartment K-«lnwwwq WVf own	«
1	^n~2^^m*^Sbmleyvilte Tuesday to back-a*
steadfastly declined to comment .	,	,	..
on the development. Officials ssldjnlne tou™|*ine ,ILli* ,hm’ privately the problem is one for	* ' *	*
{he United Nations-not just the Confidential dispatches also re-United Statea-to handle.	[Ported the Soviets have smuggled,
U N 'Secretary-General Dag> «*»*“	*nd. anummittot
Hantmsrskjold is aware of the^ w-lth^tOO trucks snd tfch-' situation and is reported to bel«kdans landed limn a Soviet shlpi assembling information on Soviet right day* ago. ' bloc activities.	' The Soviet Union toon is ex-
Bub some U.S. officials, con-jpected by many to announce a derned over the speed of the Sov-ibig arms deal- with Lumumba's! iet actions, believe the U.N. must {government, similar to the bigj move soon And vigorously to as-, shipment	being provided the,
dot its authority if the Congo isjGuinra government. Authorities be kept clear of tbe Ekst-Westjbelievi this would be followed up sail war struggle.	with sizable economic credit. ;
Unofficial reports say the Soviet Union's tankers are more Jthpn satisfying Cuba's immediate need ter both crude oil and petro-s leum products. But the cost of this 'long-distance operation <— bring-
j More than SO per cent of Nepal's! The ship Canal which if j>.million people depend on farm-|Houston, Tex,, with the ling far their livelihood. - (Mexico is 57 miles long.
Legislature reapportipnment is] required by the constitutions of 42] states. :	H
Turkey Crop This Year
Equal to Big
The number of poults;
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during January through!
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' MOONBEAM SPREADS
Agriculture Department as equaljjuly 1960. was 1 per cent below a, to the Mg- RUB output. Actually,[year earlier this year's 'crop promises to be a:	*	*	*
little larger — by 200,000 birds. ; The number of heavy., breed . TV preliminary estimate by the!turkeys being raized this year is Crop Reporting Board shows this; up 9 per cent from USB with heavy ysarVturkey crop at 82.1 million white breeds up 19jp*r cent and; birds. This cmhpares with 1950 ; bronze and other heavy .breeds up output of 62.1 million.,	|5 per cent. Light breed turkeys.)
----1— ___________. thMr ta. which account for only 12 per cept
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bens, however, tonifed the* pro- j Hfwyy bwed ttBktys being rajspd] dnetion of poults and did not per- (total 72.6 million birds, compared mil growers to mtat their la- wU*>« 6 motion lari year. Light tegtlogi'	breeds are expected to total 9.8
'million.
There also were warnings by the Minnesota is the leading turkey department that s hike in produc- producing state this year with 14.4 tion might result in lower prices,million birds. California is closet -for producers.	[bdM*d with 14 million. Othwr big
The early season hatch—Septem- producing states are Iowa, 7.7 mil-ber through December 1959—was [lion; Virginia, 4.4 million; Nfis-|
3 per cent above a year eariier and sourt, 4.3 million; Wisconsin, 4; 70 per cent .above the same period nfiDitei; and Texas, 3.9 million. ,
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walls three ori^nm* by a famous the threecoom presidential suite J	•	*	; tng that the (.01* presidential 7'	*
Etaenheew.	to Mt*day ^ 20'	ChairmanU„^ *a! come to Bey City' BOSTON <VHMWw Father
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Suite of HoSDital Resident Eisenhower. who	#	* d	^BAYCm flTFlV -bay Cbunty Bepr ***** ^Catholic Mary knoll Mlsaloner froaavsnted la UgH^WUHam
r	paints in oils as a hobby, hot given: Pres.deht Eisenhower occupied	C»«lnuan	Jsroet Scott'.	*	*	*	;iEast Boston. Maas. imported *Mm of Shgiand. Powerw*
I WASHINGTON UP — TMj hospital the picture^ to Walter Heed Army, the seme rooms in June, 1S5S, Wood ss.Vw he he* received confir-! Wood said site and time tor the the La hey Clinic herelor observe- to knitting matMnt* tor suite which Vice PresidwmBigifc-d Hospital sOvarious tiroes in the when Be had Ms ileitis operation.motion tram the office of Vice!rally have not yet been eft. tion. doctors sent hint to the New ‘time In Albany.rCY.
Q. What cause* ear parakeet
to wtlfsMjr »«il eat hu feathers? Nile's practice Ur bald. Mrs. M. M. of tBanlpq, Osm.
A. Before I tell you what I suspect,' let's give your bird the benefit of the doubt.by placing a-—dean White cloth on-his cage over-
-	light. If the doth reveals no signs of mines, and no skin brita-1 lion is. evident, if the bird eats and drinks normally, I'm afraid this it s vice. '
Once acquired, this is a hard! habit to break, but it can be remeged. “An, idle mind is the devil's warshop” and this applies to the bird-brain too. Keeping i your pet busy isn't as ludicrous as It may sound, -	*•
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DesWhictlve feather pulling '1*1 rarely seen in aviaries. The birds j are too Busily -occupied with each ether to. Indulge in such petty pastime. See that the sage is wellf supplied with toys. Let your bird “y around the house at least an; hour a day. Be sure ha hu plenty! of fresh water, and good, sourish- j tng seed or Mod.
*	■-*—gr - ■'■'9 j
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and cage ’ placed within sight and' sound of the offender would help. As 1. said, don't condemn him be-; : to* checking the possibility ofj the physical causes mentioned. .	!
CM Names Head ol Sea Operations
DETROIT (Up!) - Harold R.' Boyer, General Motors vice presi-. dent in charge of. the. Defense /Systems Division, has announced / : the appointment of Dr. Dsyid-S-. i Rotter as head of the Sea Oper-j ations Division.	- # ' .	]
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. Potter will make his headquarters at the ^division's new research laboratory in Ooleta (Santa Bar-j bars County), California. As head! Of the research program ~
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A specialist in sonar and acouab-J irs of sea water, Potter Jabtaw CM' July 11. He was previously assistant technical director of the applied physics laboratory at the University of Washington.
-	Baby SitTOfr Runs Wild on Long-Distance Calls
TOPEKA, Kan. <UPI)-Bayee Butcher of Topeka feels a dose kinship with that woman in California, whose daughter ran up the trig telephone bill last Christmas, dr d d ■
Butcher, a widower, hired a 20-y ear-old baby sitter to keep his two children while he worked. Shortly after she quit, he got a telephone bill of $636.07 for long distance calls rile had made, most of them to a boyfriend-in- Washington.	...—
Oiiginalijr only the beet leaves were edible. Cultivation gradually! increased the size of the roots un-' til it is a root rather than a leaf vegetable.
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Aerobes Broadcasts
COLIN AFB, Ilk <UP1) — Ap Acrobat rtiwarrh rocket fired 300 mSea over tbs Gulf ol Mexico Wednesday broth** a meamge i points to Cafendo. otito. Flor-
ida and to planes flying at fact ‘ ;
Sugar fixed in green plant yearly in estimated energy equal to 300 billion of coal.
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\State Officials Doubt Over'AgedCare Action
\Tbiet GejsWatcb —Mails to Owner the Pawn Ticket
SAN FRANCISCO H?lt - T»v ms owner William GnUaghac has
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i • LANSING 01Proapecta wereiture might have to ntite toto to*i growing today lor a apodal lstta-|statato*tatewkfe standard* lor d»-toOve session on medkul cat* ferjpenstng of medical assistance, tip. aged-but the picture etfll was cloudy. ' Jrr- v|j^lrT.1 What remathed unclear 1*’exactly what, if anything b) tow*
making way. Michigan will hdvt „ iaw aw «	m	bv
to do to take advantage « Jssj^,) enactment decreeing thstra;^^.
.federal legldatlqpthat denred ^ ^ M rt»dcticy test. I^Utecbad phase would offer Congress last Monday.**':	.1-	\	r "■TTf .	.	' .	. T:
, However, two ranking Republican leaden Wedneaday agreed; I with Democratic Gov. WflliainS that the state should act-rtf heed "be—rather than to pass nfl any (available benefits.
Both of them, governor nominee' Pad D. Bagwell and Rep. Alliaon ! Green of Kingston. GOP House floor leader, sidestepped questions _ an emergancy legislative i meeting
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Vie Enggau* Dignified Credil Plan ...the Eaiieit of Term* .
Opea Header sad fHday PwtB t...
to Nab Peeping Tows
WIST PALM RCACHp Tta. t UFO-Polka IMWP taken
tVPO-PoUeo MWP **ra to to-	’ ."—a .. ~ 1
cydeo hero to outwit ma»k totrAa|havo to spood a night to tot AM*
■ II Tuiny nonest am. and pOp«W »MM Md Chief Itoh*ifSto Jungle, took around far an
Tha thief took Gallagher* 5300 ret MUbura (a wpvtwed toe two- 'abandoned gorilla neat, iwrtotwatch trpsn dm ham bar oadjwhaai mounted sRrat to paytog aff.l	a *	*
~	Zl 6*rasd hatow Csltoflhfer Mh*d A patrolman «a a blbe PM Unlveralty of Wisconsin scientists
ra slaiialtorastvoty to gat watch war ««•* fW-tto* to» MMa rahh>y-aad moot tot«mrt*	rjnriM
tha program gatog.	Gallagher ga* a pa«« tick* to toeL* **5^7* aa am whrae
' k~ - -	- - -------T JTVT-	« m. recently studied gorilla habits to
the Aelgian Cones and would rest to their neats after the gorillas bad toft. -	-	;	.
n aiSO was powwp i wwun	.	,	y 1..^	M«nv wjrt m rara w»w w
might have to be resolved between; One part of the federal program mail He took fl to tho pawa stonUuafer baa btoto rsnartad residency provtsions to existing;wodd improve bsaeflta romivedl^to rodeenwd tha aalrk tor Mlhiup eayMnad. Itobtota, h- —, to toe	bv sbout n ggg qm pea-i “f* that all yen wifl giro ua tokt|Witw are titotoioly towmaiitova to
"watch? ' GaMagber asked toe paWtoty and mattoatn and naad little
dear how amch Ural matching money tor ebbrnrianj “No.~ *« the reply *i <m»llj The Wail Piha Rlddh ppliet de-Stale and federal money might 'of medical aasfetance to needylhfcve ghmr klsn ». bto-h> eatd.partmito owns two bicycle*, but be Involved, whetoer oidMliasI aged persons not dgfUe Sr otdiU was afl he waaMd. Sad be uaea tdher* tound abandoned ui the otale appropstatfaas woald ba re-I age pensions	IJaet wanted target a meaL” city when needed.
the small, cup - shaped nests were the most comfortable resting places In the foreata. the scientists (ranted.
Mil provided as BaoHy posted.
, Another atraw to tha wind '•bowed-up Informal conferences between the governor • and Sen.! frank D, Beadle of St. Clair., GOP: majority leaded, and Rep-J. Kowalski of Detroit, William*' .floor spokesman to the Houae.
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Encountering Beadle to a Capitol corridor, the govwnor *said that assuming a special session were deeided on he then would want to go over beforehand toe TtroposaL
leaders of both parties.
Beadle said he thought RepubU cans would be agreeable.
: tows to hold dmm toe tone coo-| earned la Lsastog Ay lawmakers ; —toe Mine which would be sob-t traded from eampolgtong for ! the Nov. * electtoa.
The governor hoped to remqve j procedural doubts from his mind at a huddle Friday with top level Jexperts to social welfare legislation.
I Some aides working o»i the prob-lem said It appeared the leglsla
Former Child Film Star Faces Sentencing Soon
I WEST LOS ANGELES ftJPI)-Former chfld star Scotty Beckett. [30. face* sentencing Sept. 21 on Ibis conviction of drunken driving land driving without an operator's license. •
* ■ * • e -Beckett, best known‘for Ms. nde to "Our Gang" comadtaa. was found guilty of the misdemeanor charges by Municipal Judge Joaeph Wapner.
He was arreded when Ms car smashed into a tree Aug.18, I960.
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Better Outlook on Fall Crops
Worm Weather, Enough - Moisture Account for Improvements
. LANSING (UP» - Warmer weather and adequate moisture in most area* of the state during the past week improved the outlook lor com and other till crop*, the Agricultural Marketing Service reports.
Com and come oI the tall drops are still a week' or more behind normal maturity, the Service said.
Oat combining was report e<ffin-ished in Southern Counties, past the two-thirds mark in the Northern Lower Peninsula and about one-fourth harvested in the Upper Penkmda. The Service said oat yields in all areas were show the level that had been anticipated.
Prospects lor the fail potato crop csattaaaed good, the Service
The-early potatoe harvest was, reposted practically completed ih Bay County and the' tempo waa picking up In the other areas. Dry bean harvest was also under way with good yields reported. . c ■ w	a[■ a
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baling straw and making second ' or third cuttings of hay.
The tempo picked up for fruit and vegetable harvest, especially in Southwest Michigan i‘ Halehaven Peaches -were at their peak and Elbertas were expected to reach volume movement this week.
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WASHINGTON (UPI) - The House has approved and sent to the White House a bill to pay Air] Force OoL John A. Ryan Jr. $100,000 for developing a low-altitude bombing system and apparatus outside of his working hours.
The Air Force aaid Ryan had-j been unable to protect domestic or foreign commercial right* to hia invention because of U.S. security laws.
(sanada had. 2,383 fur-breeding farms in 1858, a decline of 1,100 since 1850.
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Math Is Easy, Says Professor to Societies
EAST LANSING (LTD—Mathematic* la wtotlwiy «W. Mj should not aacaasarily ha "“•d*
TOs^was the opinion Mfwaaad by Dt\ Mark Has (pron. KoU), at » | nif—‘ meeting Tuesday ol three mathematics societies.
The Cornell University professor wt4 learninc to Oink abstractly
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Ike Take* On Another. Speech for Chicago Trip
WASHINGTON (UPtt-PlwahfcOt
The oldest existing botanic gar-den in America was established in Cambridge Mam, hi HOT.-
speaking engagement for his trip to-Chteago late ifext month.
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he will speak briefly at the fifth anted convention of Siplidpi American Congress at the Sherman Hotel.	'
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HOUSTON, Tex, (UPU-John S. Brace rootled h polios recently he patted hhr tiny sports car beside a. ditch and whtn he returned 30 minutes later he ioand somebody had been unable to resist temptation.
City, Mich-, has lea chosen,lor (he I960 convention of the Great Lakes Harbor Association, Herbert Naulraka of Chicago, association
The owatfag will be held Noe. U to tie hi . with the Bay Goody Foreign, Trade Exposition.
LANSING (API — A 20-year-old
to 30 days In Jail Cor violation of le new state curfew law.
Lany D. Gilson of Lansing was given the sentence by Jaalioe Raymond H, Totte of Delhi Township attar Gttaon pleaded guttty to a chugs of atdtag and abetting two
The law specifles tL under 16 shall not idle at laiva between 12 midnight and C aJn.
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More Volkswagen* Due Thic Fall at Toledo
TOLEDO, OMo HI - A total of 5,683 VoBtawagen vehicles valued at (1C in1!1*"" have bawl imported thragh the part of Toledo so hur -
About 77 per cent of all hnlpttal cue is given to federal, state r municipally controlled
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New Catholic School to	Open in Waterford
Folding bleacher seats In thtj A few luxury provisions geared batronled auditorium • gymnasium for future facilities have been built will accommodate 1,800 spectators, into the new high school. There is The latest equipment has been to- a timer-clock for automatically stalled in ^ chemistry and biol- extinguishing all outside lights and ogy rooms, and one foresighted an intricate public addron «y»-htxuty item — installation for Sit- tem..	,*■"*
M television programs hast Bough construction of tee sec-been included.	I and floor, scheduled far future
‘‘It has coat only $33,000 for thooe alne upper rooms during construction ot the-school,’'
The gas-fed hot Wfter boilers ja the basement aid large enough to accommodate a school three times the aim of the..pre*ent building.
Scheduled to open Sept. 12, Our Lady of the Lakes High School la located on a 16-acre site on Dixie Highway near Waterford, it
Our Indy of the Lakes llijff School In Wsterfprd. 'Recently
School Opening Delayed |yes Tax Intake	17. S. Plans
for a Week, to Sept. 12 Up 6.3 Pet. in State jfe Orbit .
the Moon
slated far caustruction at a future date.
Hire* years ago, rather than starring with a kindergarten and establish higher grades as needed, teg church put the fifth, sixth and seventh grades into operation. As the pupils progressed to higher grades, another tpom was added to the present elementary school, and; this'year besides the 11th grade, there Will be * fourth-grade — kindergarten.
PLENTY Or LIGHT Construction of sand-colored brides, the attractive outside view of rile two-story building features plhte-glass-enclosed stairways from .the roof to ground level. TUeJe is plenty of light on the Wftte, raitedstaliways to-prevent accidents during class changes.
, Pale pink and green are the predominant colors in the six first-floor classrooms that are * ready for use. Nine, other large classrooms on the second floor will be completed later, as funds become available, according to the Rev. Frederick J. Delaney, pastor of the church.
Because final plans for lians-1 Michael’s High School. He t'aught porting Waterford Township chil- at St.’Michael’» formore than 15 dren attending. Our Lady of the years before coming to Waterford Lakes parochial schools have, not Township, been completed, the opening date -	»	#•	♦	*
has been delayed ooe week to - Other new subjects, besides those Sept. 12, according toRev. -Fred- for the neW .11th grade, Include erick J. Delaney, pastor of the	■
LANSING <UPI)-flales tax col* I lectibns during-the month of August increased about 6.3 per cent over the name month ol 1969. State Revenue Commissioner Clarence W Lock said yesterday.
WASHINGTON (UPl) <m The United, States hopes to hang a* 400-pound-space station In orbit around (he moon late this month.
chemistry, biology, typing, short-
dfrarch.
hand, geogtkphy, drafting and
Ite jobwill he to make radiation, guidance, propulsion and communications atudies vital to the future of apace exploration. .
Far the find rime In the Ms-
"'The August eoltoettons. representing sides and use taxes paid nr July, tor thls year totaled $3Q,-816,339 as compared to $2*3,966,If? lor the same period in 1950.
_ Members of the parish have planned a joint meeting this week with officttla of the Airport Service Lines, a new public transportation-company to -the township, with « possibility of chartering .two buses for .the schools..
Another factor In the delay «f
Schools Prevent Skinned Knees
Ttr-jY n •	• than the auto industry enjoyed a
With Barfr lyfllirh hike in business during the tx-riod - because collections from auto MEDFORD. Ore. (UPl) — Local »>« dropped while •the entire flg-echools are using bark to help keep ure.went up. . children from g e t t i n g skinned —- '	...
Baric mulch, a forest industry by- Arm/l Brucker $0 Talk product, is being used af six eie- at the Soo Sunday. mattery -schools to make play-
grounds softer. It Is piled to ■ LANSING.1B—'The Secretary of j thickness of four inches, and school the Army- Wilber M. -Brucker, officials said ft waa effectively will speak at dedication of a newly-cushioning the rough-and-tumble of completed National Guard armory boisterous children.	at Sault Ste. Marie Sunday.
Si Vi-day trip to the moon.
The Intention, aceording to space™ expenz; is to "hintiui1 liar craft in orbit around the moon and leave It there for as long as the contending forces of gravity per* niit,
-For the first time, the parochial school will Have its own athletic coach this yeir. He is Robert Mineweaser, fohner coach at St.
The lunar space lab will be launched by the National Aero-naqtics A Space Administration from Cape Canaveral,-Fla.
Man Saaks Water by Using Divining Rod
NEWTON, Miss. (UPl) - Robert McDaniel, 56, still Uses a divining rod to locate water in Newton County;
Jerry Laasmann,
State Jfotjutant General Maj. Gen, Ronatyl p, McDonald has, announced that the' ceremonies will also be attended by Atty. Gan. Paid L. Adams, a native and former mayor of Sault Ste. Marie, Congressman Victor A. Knox of Sault Ste. Marie and State San. William £. Miron ohEseahabte
.......... president of
KOgap Lumber Industries, which - supplied the material, said most i of the bark is white fir “which has no splinters, no odor and doesn't track In.”
•	Lauamann's firm makes the
•	material from bark leftovers which
About one-third of the nation's dairy com two years old and over wert bred artificially in 1959, an Increase ot 1,7 per cent over 1951.
CHEMI8TBY LAB — Sister George Ann and Sistgr Denis get Instructions from Father Frederick J. Delaney m how to operate new chem-
- He maintains he. has never missed to 20 years of "w a t e r witching.’’ £'	4 «
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Volunteers
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Haadad Latin-Amarican Unit During WW II, Now in Ru$$ia
A teacher’s aide plan is being projected in Waterford Township’s Our Lady of the Lakes Parochial Schools, ’ according to Sister Anthony, principal.
Similar to. a nurse’s aide, the teacher's helper will be a volunteer who will release the regular teacher from'extra auricular activities -and some curricular de-maixfo so that she may dsvote more time to her primary job, teaching. ‘ ’
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WASHINGTON (APV-The State -Department reports a former U.S. official apparently is working In Moscow now .as an adviser to. the Kremlin on Latin-American affaire.
Tbe department said Maurice H. mtipertn had slated in a passport renewal application that be had
5-PIECE BEIGE WALNUT
December 1958.’ It said Halperln
stated he is employed by the U.S.S.R. Academy of Sciences . . . doing research .	- relating to
undeveloped countries.” .	»
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Recalling that flalpertn during the totter part of World War n was head of the Office of Ste* teglc Services’ Latin-American Division, the department said its information indicates Ip now is working In .the field of Latin-American attain for tee Soviets. The Soviet Academy of Sciences is directly subordinate to the Council.of Ministers.
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Halperln was an associate professor at Boston University after leaving government service. He wss on the faculty of the University of Oklahoma before the war.
He'was dismissed by Boston University to 1954 after Senate investigators received testimony linking him to a Soviet spy ring and he refused to answer questions as to whether he was a Communist.
Detectives Live oh Lies—Those Told brothers
PHILADELPHIA (UPl) — Two fdfnwr city detectives are living on Uca these dsys- Thst is, other people's lies.
John J! Brown and Charles F. Kane, w<th a total of 19 years on flfe police force recently pooled their resources and set tfaecnsehnBK up to business as Kane Associates. ♦ ' * '• ♦
The new firm wiH specialize polygraph examinations—die detecting. to short. Ths Company already has a number of accounts
5-PIECE DANISH.PECAN
Both the elementary and high school offices will require someone on duty- all day to supervise touch and playground periods, sell -supplies, help check papers and help with kbrnry worit.
The program will be unified by chairtnen who will head groups and tneet with faculty members.
Any mother or member of the parish .who can volunteer as a teacher’s aide without too much inconvenience to herself or to. her family may contact Sister Anthony af the school.
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Pilot Powers' Wife Denies Chiding U.S.
WASHINGTON (UPI)-The wife af U2 pilot Francis Gary Powers has denied she feels the State Department could do more tor her
5-PIECE CLASSIC CONTEMPORARY
Mrs. Barbara Powers,. 25, met yesterday With John M. McSween-ey. State Department Soviet affairs director.,	‘. >
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N£W tVORK (AP)—Michael J, On"?*"** }9 CamminiiL union
Trujillo Bashful Jack, Dick to Debate About Returning sepf. 26 for Nation
Quill, btad oT Workers Union. U an Individual of determination, abounding Irish i wif and a propensity for getting in and out of trouble.
Quill, S3, it a caricaturist'i dream with Mi heavy, dark-rimmed glasses, a fringe of hair armted a bald pate, a round, cherubic face, a roly-poly triune, and Min eye* which twinkle or *>*•**-; * dr,.' ♦'
since In came hem bon Ireland «hm he was about SI, Quill worked at odd Job*, became * tubway change maker, helped organize the TWU, and served I teftot on the city council.
Early today ha ted workers out on a atrike that shut down the PennsytvMta Railroad.
Behind Mf broad brogIN-colorful language lie a resourceful brain and a bull-like tenacity. He ‘often has threatened (trikes but, after s suitable interval, hat compromised and praised the very companies and individuals which he attacked with vitriolic [vigor.
f««—Nft Q»*H. In his famous thick brogue,' remarked: "And now we
The laughter and shouts broke up the meeting
♦ ‘X ♦ * 1 Quill's own accounts of why and whan he came to the United States Have vdHed. He has totl of teg to Ncw.Ttok on St. Put Qay, limping from a hip waand caused by a Britiah bullet fired during the Easter Day IMS rebellion. Unit story would make Mm about n years old ut the time.
Over On years file stay has dwindled to a bad faB on the MUs Kanry tending I
When he is not engaged oh labor matters, Quill lives quietly la the Bronx with his wife; the former MolUe O'Neill. They have one son,..t|bhB;^ .
Red Production Model:
I ' The Red radio said 'the rabbit give birth to U offspring tn April,
4 Months, 84 Baty Hares is in June, m m July and n fa
TOKYO IfcPI)- North Korea’s A ,tyongyang radio reported proudlv today that a certain rabbit i giving her att for the C
Thousands Chtor Him but Dominican Hero bl Washington <wpi> - Sen. Oct. 13 and possibly Oct. b, in
John F. Kennedy Slid Vice Presi.juhdeaignated locations.
4deat Richard M. Nixon- will
Confident of Leaders
CIUDAD TRUJILLO, D.R. (UPI:
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-A crowd of thousands gathered ‘	^ j
outside the ‘White House"
last idgbt to urge Generaliaatmo electronic riecooneenng Rafael L Trujillo to resume the presidency of the Dominican Republic, but be appeared unwilling immediately to do so.
present government dl-Bted fay President Joaquin Bate-Sr conforms perfectly to the needs of the moment," TntJlUo said in a statement.
“la cat* of n Into emergency
viewing hours and will be carried tfonaLTadention of Catholic OoL simultaneously on all major radio and television networks, leaving
the public Utile choice hut to hear tear two prsfoditofial candidates argue the issues for an hour each of the nights^ '
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Asteroids Go Calling*
I Quill who got some early top- LOS ANGELES. (AP)—fttecee ef. port from Communists, decided! small planets, called asteroids, in 1948 to ckten them out of fite Hevw hit the earth at least nine
Is power.” .
Ihroiigh the night, crowds of TVujiHo supporters circulated igh the city, cheering his name.
‘Several” persona were reported injured in street clashes between Trujillo supporters and members of the opposition IfPD party.
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t Going Communists one better, he stored distension among their ranks, planted mtsinformatton which broke ujrlhetr planned at-: tacks, and rtdlctoad them.
time*, a scientist says. Dr. Robert S. Dietz told the Meteoritical Society that one of the largest made a 3B-mUerWide crater in Africa 300 to «0» million
Insurance Rates Change
TOPEKA, Kan. (UPD-MaJor insurance companies are charging 3 to 30 per cent leas for collision insurance In Kansas this year than test and 7.S per cent more for liability
Urge Catholic Youths «^|to Back Sif-lns
LOUISVILLE, Ky (AP)-Dato-The debates^ will be held at peak gates to • convention of the Na-'
by aabsUtafiag the Ivtag I tor the county talrgrstoidi the mar platform if a « eaimtry irate aa tea aetfiaa partltaa oratory.
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Nixon and Kennedy will diqcusa domestic attain tram Chicago, trtteg at ERR p.m. (Pontiac timf) Sept. 3B.
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They will battle it out over foreign policy in New ‘York from 9-to 10 p.m. Oct 31, and pond-type interviews art planned for
legs Students wen urged Wednesday to support and tike part In rit-in movements.
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Matthew Ahmarai, Chicago, executive director of. the National Conference for Interracial Justice, arid segregation "i teachings and life o ■ * it "It takes courage,” be said, but we must see each man the same as be would swear before God, whether he be Negro white." "
Would Roward J. Edgar
WASHINGTON <AP) - The ouse passed and sent to Preaf-•nt Eisenhower today a which would give FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover his present f23,000-a-year salary ss a pension
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Ectt«dor Mlntoter Calls for Economic Advance*	. \ :	_	I
America could Uvc with• word*,
•smllesj. prom lie* '-and" projects , tfcnr Urte atnueMp nydi ■ something elpe. I . hope that our4 And alter net ions wilt be courageous and jcludsd:.	: ■■ . , . .
locking, there la the risk of a new [vigorous enough to regain" the loot’ “l am optimistic about Bp SSe .	_ ; land grave failure, The people* of, ground aiVgnv bafk to our pro-i awakening that M coriitiitf to pea*
Dr. Jose Marta Velasco Ibarra and as• a supplier of row ma° rbonds that' united the America* lister Tovar and Dr: OjlrfbogaYhe Anwrieas are fed up with fluffplea the coriBSpnce- they, always in United States policies toward Will be swum in as nrroMent. Ill Mrtab aft law prtfiee.	jhave been weakened through tackiabout the acxailed ' Committee o||»Y '"«• and rwMlutlona. They awjhnd tp demwrattc ideals.^ jLaUn America.”	t. ‘
la therefore Important to know fl* “Tha Unttad Stats* has alwaysp e«^^	tha Organization of A«^	thfl^L^^a^l^eM a' «!£■.
opinions of Dr. Joae Ricardo Chi* given political and diplomatte prl- ^^^cannot	**>" k"an State* Thla special ^"'‘V problema ronft-onllng them.'’	Idtnated and complete plan Thl*1
ihnga. preaently Ecuadorean am- orfty to Europe. To avoid the «m.lBBP,tc	f»«««|“ tee has been set up to establish Dr	ft^peful	'plan will say how much. when.andl<
basnador In Washington, but fw>- ^meneea	•ctmamU- cpt-l*rLJ^SP*r*?e ****	on*	co,n,,**'!» program for inter^American	eeo-
erally regarded as the foreign mm- ^Tunmedistelv'after World	War!Ift*t!!‘ **“ -°t.hfr ',	..	„ nomlc	cooperation. Dr. Tovar	told!
ister in the incoming gownunentn SSSSSL	***«•«* “	th*> “"ime: :	—
tfl, the Marshall Plan was created. | tTnitMt states at last has ondhed ha Is lit was an act	of	toreoight	and L. _™ AjJa a|re^dv	concrete!' “If	there Is, aa the part ol	the
In total accord with the aatl- generosity. But the United States nlarl„	u__n	l otted Mates, an hooeat deter-
by pr. {has not Men politically wise intplan* ' b~n a"°UDC^ | mlaatloa t* eaaparata with Latta .Latin America.	jSEES HIVE	America la far-reacMng projects
result, the traditional! I questioned both Foreign Min*' to finance economic growth, af*
dMMor's .Now: MsrUMt U S nolrd Cubaa Mwipapsr publuhrr Maw pspw has ban soiaod hr tim Castro ■sasmfwafc Now r«*K»Bf tn Mtxtra. a commant. from oast SSpHtHMt «b the vital Latta American tceoe.) tty G. MARTINEZ MARQUEZ QUITO, Ecuador — “Ecuador will defend the priaaiMe of nonintervention, both “in inter-American and extra, hemispheric relations,'’ the foreign minister of Eo-
n exclusive interview.
He was commenting on the coo-
Itectlv* programs Ip ^duration. prudiuHon, technology, fair slab-tdssttan of price# of ntft "are*
[ fertala. aid so forth then the ! “Cfcmmitlee of ji" ran maka | same tar-reaehtag derlalrot.
"But if such determination is
what Mr. And thla cae ba-the first atep toward a truly Inter-Americaa understanding and aolidartty. Tha beginning of A now ant.”.
' * .
ii brief pduoe. he cee-
Tovar.
ference of the foreign ministers of the American nations completed eqriier this week at San Jose,
Capa Bio.——-—... ■■... -“The Intervention of a state fc the domestic ar foreign affairs of other states,", ho eon- I Honed, “must be absolnteljr eliminated In the Americas,
■'[But the Organization of American States must also face and oppose the threats of intervention by non-Arperican states in affairs that are me sole and unique concern of the American continent.”
“Both principles.’’ -he concluded._________
“are clearly embodied in the Char- some faults, ter of Bogota and in the Treaty of Reciprocal IRifistance. It will be necessary
“If we can give a warning to the dictatorships and preserve the] sacred principle of nonintervention, the Americas will benefit from the meeting of foreign ministers?’ I j. ,.fi *	♦ ’
“Nonintervention, with all its far-] reaching bnpUcationB.“ he emphasized. “Nonkitervention within Rid
nnnirttprvpntinn
hemisphere and nonintervention from outside the hemisphere, nonintervention as a political prtaici-pie, not Just as an opportunistic
maneuver.” __________
NO CLAWS
Dr. Chiriboga thinks that the regional American system has
eafffr m and in the light of the international tensions we now see.” ' . ■	•
■ On the visible Inroads of communism in our hemisphere. Foreign Minister Tovar told me: "Nothing
.“We Gave a satisfactory judU rial raerhaalaHt, bat m lark the mesas to eaforee Its dectsioaa. We do aot have tabat I would call ’judicial daws.’ Regulations seldom go beyoad the paper sa which they are written. This Is why the OAg Is something like
leal
Jts general secretary does not have even 10 per cent of the powers placed in the hands of the secretary-general of the United nations.
be more effective than the eco-j And the Council of the OAS cannot, OTmic deveiopftent of Latin-Amer^ by itadf, .take effective maasurea
lean areas. We must attxfik, with oourage and vigor, the problem of a better and more Just distribution ot wealth.” '*
“We must create new sources of income for the Latin American workingman. We must wage an all-out fight against poverty and backwardness.
to correct injustices or to solve conflicts:” :	■	11	■ . .
■“Fortunately we alio hire within our regional system the Inter-i American conferences,” he continued. “These meetings have great power of action in the economic, legal and political fields. But the Inter-American conferences are held only every flW years, and between eadi meeting there is a very large politico lagoon."
"As long as the American democracies do not show that they can increase living standards rapidly, giving their people the progress and well-being which is their due,
Communist propaganda and activity will find-fertile ground for Red
expansion and growth in our *»“*| jreiy specific terms, “have their lsphere.”	»j origins fat the still prevalent
^-■ i '. A f , '■	IhOil MMn jlsp af IsRs'
! Ecuador is on the eve "of a America as solely an easy mar-change in government. Today, let far Its Industrial products
lea,” Dr. Chiriboga told t

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Pontiac Urban League, announced1	*< •	*	i
Tuesday. I ■	' *j Until thin aemmler, township'!
. He made the appointment at theiWRh school students^ hav e been j icount of varinui state and county ^attending (.'lames in Detroit. But agencies concerned uith the wel- OHixhI Board -it Education, fare df the blighted Negro cmn-'W* n no Iwwer- haa room to munity -f-Tn'r	accept additional cnroHees. "
One of the Oral prablenw taring | ^Attempts by the Carver fcrbaat j
Dr. Sobel, a specialist on bone |metabolism, told a Joint meeting [ Wednesday of the Canadian Soci-ifty tor Citmcaj Chemistry and the
Lnity -against radioactivity.'' he [said, adding that the treatment ! next fall will be tested on a group
American Society for Clinical
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Wexford County Cut*
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, strontium i# retained on tfate	^fttoao the 18j9 goal
hone,’. bringing1 about i cancerousjdtS52fM0, _	*'	...
condition. TcT prevent this lie fed| A flat 10 per cent cut was made [animals stable . strontium, which (in the funds - requested by eight icoat* thebghe crystals^—- - --- .agencies sharing in the fund —•
Service
The over-all problem facing tfaej slum-ridden township, braided as I a . breeding place tar criminals, calls for a general upgrading in, the education level of residents' 'and an increase in their earning' power, said Spurlock.
This Is die major task with which;
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RWXIXOflIAIK TWB At T2 M.Sgt. George iPopi' Hunt has finally retfml from, the Aif Force. He was the country's oldest airman. Here he tries on a iwking chair and slippers for size and smites approvingly at the efforts' of Airman 3C. J antes-Sheerin, 19, of Kingston, Pa. Pop has served under such notables as 2nd I.ts. Dwight thsefihow'er. George Patlon, George Marshall and Cnpl. Harry S. Truman.
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On his 90th birthday, he stopped"bsroo Island and smaller islands t the Logan County courthouse oft the south coast. .
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ANCHORAGE. Atom CUPI) -Figures wlmid by Em Bur«u of IkOmtOI thowed that the 1959 sal-mon catch waa one of the-joerort on wart, On aomc E fir cent pom hurt year.
♦
dose to 3,000,000 ran™ of salmon],
.■ere packed In 1966. bat the total * waa only 1,719,795. A isuun attrlbuti ‘
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By A. E. PEDERSEN JR. HELSINKI (UPn-tba field waa open for gueaeee today on Just why Owlet Premier Nlidta Khrushchev decided to pay a Malt to Finnish President Urbo Kekkonen.
But It appeared fairly certain iat he waa pot coming here tonight Just to say “Happy Birthday” to Kekkonen, who turns 60 on Saturday.
MtimunUt diplomat* In Lan-
as to when Khrushchev would ar-who would come him. Reports received here r eatad Jm srautd come Friddy pad leave for home Sunday.
Whkt U the role of Khrushchev** host In this dramatic—and unexpected—visit'
Certainly, tf Juay Finn knew In advance that Khrushchev was coming, it was the tall, tight-lipped Kekkonen. As president, he has final, authority to conduct Fin-inah foreign policy.
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There waa soma belief here, too, that be might also be laying the groundwork for a swing through Scandinavia, fOtrusbcbev angrily called off a lour of ScandfiiaMa last year when criticism greeted tfae^ntWl. at Jlla Impending trip.
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good reception here could bring the UBS program dmvn off the shell again and prompt Sweden, Norway and Denmark renew their imitation to Khr*.
The aim of that visit was to smooth «jut relations between the two states, which had become
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Northern Europe is a region that very much interests the Soviet government. Moscow would like to woo Norway and Denmark away from NATO, or at least get on dooer terms with these states.
A neutral Scaadtssris, it It «Var came about, might be a check to Waal Germany, accord-lag to asms vtows.- The Soviet Uaiea has never male i jmbL of tt* hoped that aeatral Finland
A ineating to discuss Km effect of k population inereaae on. employment over the next 10 year* Is expected tn attract more than 100 Pontiac am officials to Michigan State University Oakland Sept. 13.
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ThO program is being sponsored Jointly by the Michigan Employment Security Commission, the Pontiac Area Chamber of Commerce, toe Greater Pontiac Community Council and MSUO.
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It will run from 3 to 4 p.m.
Tile Finns have been wondering whether Khrushchev is bringing any gifts with him,'.along with the obligatory birthday presents tor Kekkonen. But tt appeared there waa little be could offer.
Some Finns still entertain sentimental hopea that the loat Karelian Territory may someday be returned. But to give back territory which has now become an integral part of tot Soviet Union would set a dangerous precedent, for the Kremlin. It could lead to Polish hopes tor return of the Eaatont provinces. £,. Zi -J.V 7
Khrushchev could conceivably gtva Finland Ihe^ed 4a affllln-tian wHh too European free trade area. But that la hardly Ms res-
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might git agrarian party added prestige Just before the October municipal tions.
But tt could also alienate others who think that Kekkonen has been paying too much attention Soviet likes and disUkss. ,
But tha Soviet premier, who said e year ago that he would come to Scandinavia Just to play tourist, is not coming here just to tw nice to Finland.
According to Paul KbMMJi, manager of the MESC Pontiac Branch, “The expected dramatic change fat population in this ana in tot next years will cteeto e sir ige in employment opportuni-
’New Jobe must be created as; toe working population increases.
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the thqne for the program will be “Maninwer in Michigan — A Lbok at toe 1961k.” toe title of a booklet to be distributed at the jneeting.
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Collection of Personal News Items
fftwiihM Village. Wednesday evening. Later they aftenfcd the pmtormance of "A Comedy of Erroro" hy the Omnibus Players in tt* Village Ptoy-
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e junior George Richard W. Q. Hunt Webbers. Harry 0- Hoyt*. tbe C Granville Ryans and Mr. and Mrs. John Alberts.
Atoo.praneat were dm John Suttoos, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Hughes, the Smut G. Wades, Lawrenty S, Mattes of Wing Lake mid Joseph Ibesman of Detroit Coming frort? Dearborn were the T‘
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Avenue and aBr sister-h; Horence Mitchell of East Boulevard. wtH in London. England, I flight.
After weekends tat I and Paris, they will be J in London by their William Mitchell of who is stationed near Paris ' with the U.S. Army Signal Corps.
. Mr. and Mrs. John Comos or . Midland Drive,'Drayton Rains, honored the travelers Subday at a bon voyage lawn party. *
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The birth of a son, Thomas Michael, Aug. U, in St Joseph Mercy Hospital, la announced by Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wells (Norma Bader) of Mark Av- 1 enue.
Grandparents are the Frank Baders of WMttemore Street end Mr. ml Mrs. Harold Wells of Premont Avenue, Waterford
of East Beverly Avenue are paternal gr—ftanwts.
Great-grandparents are the Reuben Barclays at Lake Orion. John Jaeckri of Ounun Street and Mrs. WIHtom A Efims of White Bear Lake, Him.
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Mrs. Kenneth Thayer of 'Mann Road Is visiting her son-in-law and daughter, the BrUCh* D. Halls of BeUflower. Calif., and getting- acquainted with new granddaughter Brenda Ana, tom June A i Paternal grandparents of the baby are Mrs. Clayton Daugherty of Liberty Street and Lindall Hall of Phoenix, Arts. Mrs. Lucy Hall of Oxford . is paternal great-grandmother.
----Returning In September hy
way of Kansas CSty. Mrs. Thayer will great her grandeon Paid Anthony, bom Aug. • to Mr. and Mis. Ronald L. Goe-' decke (Nancy Thayer).
Tbe Walter Gnederiees of Franklin Street, Rochester, are the vhahy's paternal grandpsr-entv
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Thayer of Front Street, end Mrs. Anthony E. Block of Oneida Road, are great-grandparents of the two new arrivals.
Announdhg tbs birth of a
■on, Craig Edward, Aug. 31, a» Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lsakferd (Nancy Ives) of Lotus Lake.
Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Edwin B. Ives of Camley street. Waterford Township, and this Cadi Laidtfords of North Sanford Street.	/
.At Aj A / Home guests of the DeForest C Inmans of Oarkston for their dadghtcr Judy Lea's
marriage to Roger, C. Pearson Saturday, are returning to their homes today.
. /they arc Mrs. EUgeneYteot «t Evans port. Ohio, and Alec
Ones of Toronto, great aunt and uncia of the bride. Item California are the Peter C. Inmans with their children, Gary, Peggy and Larry, of Radondo Bead), and the bride's grandmother Mrs. H. W. Parsons of Vimcer
Study Club Gathers
Mrs. Lai Kin, president of. ael*irt&maS*ryKBdy Club gtMMd htd Outer Street home Wednesday aftentoon for the summer board meeting.
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Twelve newly elected officers and committee chairmen completed plans for the dub which openi to early October with a luncheon. Mrs. John Mc-Neely, Mrs. James Hampton and Mrs. Robert Dorman were appointed to tbe luncheon committee to assist Mrs, L J. Gouin, program chairman.
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The group voted' to renew
Heritage Club Plans
serve a	Edward R. Hanss will s president of the Her-
itage C!	tub for the coming sea1-
ton. Ol	[her officers arr-Mrs.
Fred Hi	Mnstein, vice-president;
Mrs. A	rode MacKean, secre-
DuBois,	■surer; and Mrs. Jerry program chairman.
to St. Louie and theOzarin in Oklahoma ai% Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Hefner of Marian Street, and his mother Mrs. Ehri Hefner of
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The Gilbert Palmgrens and Mrs. Sture Rohn have returned to their homes In Jamestown. N.Y., after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Elof Bergstrom of Sliver Lake Road. They attended the recent wadding of Judith Aim, Lester and -8. George Berg-
The Harry Stuarts of (River Street, and Mr. and Mrs^Cbsr-les Have of Dettori. ind.. have returned after visiting Niagara Falla, Toronto, Sault Ste. Marie and Mackinac Island. While in St. Ignace, they were guests at the Park Wood Motel, owned and operated by Mr. and- Mrs. Vera Faust, formally of Pontiac.
■ A A A the Kenneth L. Richmonds (Judy Leavenworth) of West Cornell Avenue announce the birth of« son, Kenneth Uoyd, Aug. 29, in Pontiac General Hospital.
Grandparents are the Thomas B. Leaven worths of East Highland Avenue and the Glend W. Richmonds of Voortiete Road.
★ A * I..-Bloomfield Townihip treasurer and Mrs. Homer W, Case of Helston Road, Bloomfield Township, with their sons Ronald ind David, visited Wash-ington, D.C. last week.
The dub’
-day at the Youngblood “Spode,
Worcester”
Other imi Get 6
den," program Naptey at the Franklin Read.
On Nov. 3 son and Mrs. Max be hostesses of tl which Margaret hae jMrt	*""t“ •
of Europe, will be guest er. Miss Cbsteel will films and discuss various homee and tinpa fiat fbrvlsil __tariff her stay on
Hostess tor the One. 1 meet-
ing will be Mrs. Gerald Lawson with Richard Poole as guest speaker at the Christmas exchange. “Basattes, Lustres and White Ware” will be discussed by Mrs. Hoensteln on Jan. 5 wt (he home of Mrs. Magfeari.
Mrs. Lyle Passmore win speak on “Plymouth, Britiol and Leeds" at Mrs. C. W. Salmon's home Feb. 2. | "Sandwich Glue" is the topic Mrs. Du* Bois has chosen tor the March 2 meeting at the home of Mrs.
membership in the National * Association of ParliaMentar-'toina tor the coming j)ear. Mis. ' Henry M. Simpson was admitted to membership.--------
Mrs. McNeely, retiring president, assisted Mrs. Hill lit the,, tea Mewing the meeting.
Club Toils Top Golfers
Members -of the Women’s Sfi-ver Lake Golf League held their Doe Day Tuesday morning atr Sylvan Glen near Rochester with 37 present,	/
Winners for the day*, wore Mrs. John McCollum and Mrs. -Paul Castleberry, low net and low putts: fend Mrs. Edwhrd Dalton and Bin. Loren Arts, second low mt J Yf * if , ' ;1’' A / Following a luncheon at 1 p.m. trophles awarded for season golf went to Mrs. Elbert Looney, first place: Mrs. Dan Slpley, second; Mrs. John Eh-lers, most improved: Mra. Looney, low average putts: and Mrs, Edwin Liny, low pet trav-
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Mrs. Looney, Mrs. Floyd. Foren and Mrs. Earl Webber ^placed first, second and third respectively for the ringer sheet
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No Need to Thank Family
By EMILY POST Dear* Mr*. Post: My husband died recently. Hh two ristms and a brother sent bead-tiful flower Riwi—I-have written notes of thanks to afi those whotent flowers, mass cards and showed other personal kindnesses, but I did not wti dkl ip* think it tight, or write to his sisters and brothers
/ All hands toe ready and' eager .to begin work on this year's High Fever .. f ollies production sponsored by the Woman’s Auxiliary to Pontiac General Hospital. Committees are being organized to arrange, for costumes, props, .
special numbers, programs and a myriad of other tasks. Getting the publicity campaign off to an eyecatching start are Mrs. Edward Dalton,' left, and Mrs. John B. Nicolls Jr.
Womens Section
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Abby Sayg: A Small Price to Pay
It's Only Pride of Ownership
d i nt family. However.
I have Just learned that ms sister* are very hurt because I did not write to them. Wfll yon please tell me M was wrong?
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—Answer; It was net necss-sary to write .notes of thanks to them. However, if your hue-; band’s slaters and brothers could not be" present at 'the funeral and you have not seen them since, you really should have written them notes telling them that their flowers arrived and they were beautlfuL ■ •
Dear Mrs. Fori: . I was m anted Iff years when my hue-hand died very suddenly. I loved him dearly and his death was a great shock to me. Now to add to my distress, a friend of mine tells me that I have hcghir up his name and atoo discontinue wearing my wedding ring—or at least wear it oh my rigjit hand—since I am no longer married. Will you „ please tell mg if she to right?
Answer: I have never heard at such a ridiculous opinion. You certainly have file right to his name — meaning you call yourself Mrs. John, not Mrs. Mary, and the weckUng ring is MNMtieMMHgfoNMi certainly yours for life—or until you remarry. The only reason tor taking off your wedding ring and putting it on your right hand is to indicate that you ire interested in finding another husband.
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__Dear Mrs. Post: When an- .
nounclng the passing oft mcm-
will
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:	Mrs. Meet Jennings will be
hostess to file group April 6 when Mre. ^alton speaks about “Pressed Glam.”
“American 0 r n a m e h„t a 1 Glass" will be discussed at , two gatherings. Oil May 4, Mrs, vmmghtoml wffl pw-sent part I af Mrs. Hoenstein's home and on Juna 1, Mrs. Read will follow with part H at Mrs. DuBois’ hbme. The evening will be the Anal meeting of the year wltB l box dinhef and auction of antique white \ elephants.
Shower Honors Jonet English _____________
Bride-to-be J a q e t English was honored Tuesday evening at a miscellaneous shower giv-en by Mrs. Fnuik Pdiasek of Auburn Heights-
The 28 guests included Mrs. Charles English and Mrs. Juanita Thomas, mothers of the -prospective newlyweds.
Miss English wUl weCTMlCh^ ael Thomas Sept 3 at St. Michael Church.
— By ABIGAIL VAN BL’REN DEAR ABBEY: You have set women’s rights back SO I years) Your an-I swer to “EM-I ILY” advising I her to “obey" | her husband and ’ not wear shorts | in public was 1 about as nar-I row • minded as * any answer I've
‘Loves’ That New Way of Life
Former	Hills\Grl Now a Wife Iran
A winsome former Bloomfield Hills resident, whose smart coiffure at first glance reminds one of the Shah of Iran’s Farah Diba, has taken up residence in that intriguing country and says she’s sold on her new way of Uls.
Mrs. Houahang Wekili of t Tehrmi (termeriy Gleena Mil— ler) whose huabend has established'one of the lew insurance
i to be a carefree t Charm lies in tty and pride in ge. Where rise the city at < villagers frbrq town lor, some temporsryX Job—sleeping contentedly and tupnalested on the ftrsster—■	. -
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There, she said nesrly
Mrs. Nellie Monroe has returned to her home on ML Ctomens Street after a two-month vacation in California. She visited her daughters, Mrs. Winifred Mead , of Pasadena and Mrs. Rosalind Hub-hard of 'Hollywood.
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The Daniel J. Keeslings (Shirley Carroll) of Kuhii Street, Pontiac Township, announce the birth of a son, Kelly Joeeph, Aug. 24 in SL Joseph Mercy Hospital.
Grandparents are the John S. Keeslings of Montcalm Street and file Kenneth Car-rolls of Foster Street The Clarence Jenkinsons of Peach Street and* Mrs. Eatl Carroll of Lewis Street are maternal . great-grandparents.
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■ A son horn -Aug. 20 to the Fred VoDraths of Blmk Road, Waterford Township, in St Joseph Mricy Hospital, has been named Jeffrey Fred. His mother is the former Mary Landon, daughter of the Clarence D. Landons of Voorheis Rood. The Red W. Vollraths
companies in Iran, is visiting relatives end friends in the Pontiac area wdl later in September.
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- Strikingly fair skinned with. , satiny Mack hair, Mrs. Wekili met her husband while he was a student at Cranbrook School and the was at Vaughan School The couple exchanged ' leHera for three years as Houshang wait on to major in English at Wayne State University and Glenna pursued studies in art at University of Miami and later at the University of Michigan.
The long correspondence courtship eras culminated happily two years asp at a cere-
Church Cranbrook.
Glenna and Houahang have their own apartment in the Urge modernized home of the rider Wekflls.
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“Family ties are strong" there," she explained. “It is very common far married children to reside with their parents.” Often, as in this-young couple's case, file married sons and daughters live with the husband’s family whOe waiting tor their own home to be built.
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. “Most business undertakings in Iren are strictly ‘cash an the itoe' as there is no established , afoUt system," she said.
“Their method of constructing homes also is unusual,” she told us. “Buttden first erect a wall and garden and then coflcentrite on die i house.” The wan surrounding an Iranian home has a two-fold purpoiei Privacy and protection against thieves. “But the crimeViAte is surprising^ tow,” she added.
eveiyana regarrttote station in life—is thoroughly stened in a knowledge of his nation’s cultural treasures. The ^humblest shepherd, plodding the dusty roads plaintively singing classical melodies and poetry
tice. “They believe in keeping
—the «■«» blnwt in one^ family.________
You'll find many couples who are first cousins,” she said, “and even third and fourth^ -cousins mre considered close relatives.”
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Dlls, plusMhe fact that fami-—lies are usually -l ar g e, can make for some pretty trehuen-dous gafiieriiigs_at weddings,
A Daring our interview at the Briggs Street, Drayton Plains,. home of her foster Mrs. Cfri Coster, Glenna wore a brilliant orange floral prim hand-sewn dress. In Tehran; she told- us, there are no tires* shops—just one department store and a market place .where women bargainer exquisite materials from which fiiey make their
she laughed. "Ohce my hus-band told me we were attending'a ’small’ wedding. When are arrived there were abdut 1,000 people present.” A "big” wedding may draw some 3,000 guesta.
—women let their husbands tell them how to dress? Emily «(d rite wore shorts before she waa maretoci and her husband didn’t object, but as soon as they were married he put his toot down. Why the change of heart?
AGNES
DEAR AGNES: A man feels a “pride of ownership" in his wife that he didn’t feel toward a girlfriend. Giviqg up wear-—tag shorts iu iwlUc fir a smati sacrifice for a wife-who really cares for her husband. .
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1 DEAR ABBY: Your answer to Emily in regard to her wearing-shorts in public was a good ■ one. A man who lypuld allow Ms wile to display herself in public isn't much of a husband.
I think most men feel the same but haven’t tbe nerve' to lay down the law. .
Thanks, Abby, for letting -people know that one husband doesn’t want his wife wearing . shorts in public, ami also fer agreeing with him.
ANOTHER HUSBAND • A A. A
DEAR ABBY: My daughter is going to have her 15th birthday party and she has invited six girls. Do you know of any games they could play after dinner?
MRS. D.D.S.
DEAR MRS. S.: Invite six boys.	i. J
else’* business. I have told everyone that I am a widow because I have two children, but actually, I have never been married. ?	" •
Recently A man I used to knew found out where 1 was and came heft and nwvffi ipto my house. I have been telling , everyone he is my brother.
I detest this man because I am trying to live right and forget the past, but he says if I . don’t let him stay he yill tell everyone about my past. What, must 1 dE 1 ( k * I
■ SCARED DEAR SCARED: Throw hitq out even if you have to call the . police to help you. It would be , better to have, your past revealed than fi, allow such a - bum to Uva' with you.
her of a family in the newi“~ paper, is it good taste to state, "Die family requests no flow-ere be sent, but if so desired, contributions may be made to such and such organization? Or is it beri.rto my, "omit flowers" and let, it go at that?
It is quite correct and not at all unusual te state, "In Ueu Of flowers, a contribution in her memory may be made to the Heart Fund.”
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Dear. Mrs. Post: When taking a series of electrolysis treatments, it is necessary, or expected, that the operator be tipped after each treatment? The treatment in a beauty salon usually costs, about five dollars. Is a-tip necessary on top of this amount each time? ~ •—	. ' If so, bow modi of a ^ is
Sprinkle/Y)n Color Answer: Yes, the operator should be tipped each time1, Fifteen per cent would be a fair tip.
ARE STYLE CONSCIOUS “Most women are very fashion conscious,’’ she said. "And everything is bouffant. High fashion is scarcely out of Paris before it’s being worn hi Iren."
Although there are few recreational or entertainment centers, the’ Iranians are voy • “social," she said. Hospitality	■
to x way of life with a great fn nnnhlp.Rittir Rite deal of entertaining within the 111 LWliPieTUny JVHC — home. Mtny houseo ha ve two —
«living rooms, one in a continual state of readfiiea for guests— even to conveniently placed bowls of fruit and cooMes.
DEAR ABBY: I recently moved to a small town where everybody knows everybody .
Fish -takes on color appeal If you sprinkle it with paprika or buttered bread cfnmbs before baking or broiling. Mary Coleman, foods and nutrition instructor at Michigan State University, says this promotes rapid browning without overcooking the fish. ,
Fireside Hostess
r Mrs. William Vann of South Shore Drive, Watirins Lake will be hostess to the Fireside Club at noon Friday.
The book revMw jfoU be presented by Mrs. Kauri Kutz.
Mabel Wagner Marries
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MRS, HOUSHANG WEKILI
All wrapped up in a long gold choker is this London model. Inspired African girls, herJ/ neckpiece may result in f pain m the nock.
The cfoprit nay tela food or garments but seldom anything of great value. There isn’t much of a middle class,” she related. ,
Regardless of their HmH status, she reflected, tbs Iran-
-of his homeland, to a familiar sight.
Glenna, whose voice to mellow and pleasantly precise, has the faibt trace of an aoeent acquired through her efforts to master the Iranian tongue. Farsi, the tongusge, hi difficult for Americans to Irani because tiare are many new sounds one must form.
Touching again on family relationships, she sfod that) inter-marriage, to a'commoo prac-
Glenna and Houshang, incidentally, were present at the wedding reception for the Shah and Farah in Tehran. * Traditional parent-arranged
said, although til two are not' bound to wed. Divorces may he obtained only by men who are permitted to- have four wives. Polygamy .font* Vary popular. however, because most men can’t afford It, she / said. T V	'	./
In less impetlng dwellings, however, guesto would not receive so sumptuous a welcome.
. Kitchens are crude with no electricity or running water. Food mind be purchased on a' day-today basis because there are no refrigerators. Cooking to done over a makeshift apparatus above hot coals.
Even in the Wekili household some products are JCaroe or unavailable. “I once priced a jar of mayonnaise (an impart) at !&, so now I make my own!” She also makes peetin for jellies.
Currently she's beeApurchas-ing dinnerware, can openers, sheets and others items to take bade. “Unless you're attached to the embassy or have access to the commissary," she said, “there are many things you just do without.”’’
One plentiful commodity, however, to fruit. “They eat .pounds and pounds of it,” she exclaimed. "On a shopping trip l.may buy five pounds of riier-ries and two or three pd&lds of apples or peaches.” '
Glenna's other relatives bere-are Mrs. John Guenther of Ostium. Street and Mrs. John J ad win of Ctoripiton, stoters; her father Glen Miller «f West Bloomfield Township and mother Mrs. Mabel Miller of Esranaba.
With her visit here drawing to a close, Glenna said she to anxious to return to for husband and new homeland.
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In St. Peter’a Lutheran Church, North Jtidson, ind., Mabel Anna Wagner became the bride of Paul F. Stohlmann • Jr. at a mid-afternoon cere-. mony performed by the Rev. Gilbert H. Raedeke.
The Herbert R. Wagners of North Judaon Stfeet were hosts at the chUrch reception fiAow-ing their daughter's double-ring nuptials.
The bridal gown of white silk organza over silk taffeta swept into a full chapel tfaln from a tucked band of folk and lace accented by a flat Dior bow. Seed pearls and satin sequins outlined fits scalloped Sabrina neckline.
A scalloped pearl crown caught the fingertip veiling. A white ftainrilte with pink sweetheart roses rested on the bride's white Bible.
Virginia Steiner of, Lafayette, Ind. honor maid, *wore bouffant street-length aqua chiffon over taffeta with matching velvet crown and veil. She raoried pink and white carnations.
Bridesmaid, ,Dee Dee Bft-hob, also of Lafayette, appeared in pink nylon with white tucked sash forming a large bow. She carried pink mid while flower petals in a white: lace basket Her pink
' with pearls.
David and Stephen Stahl-mam ushered at theilv brother’s wedding, August 20 along
“With the bride’s broth* Henry Wagner. Robert Stohlmann was best man. They are the sons of the Paul Stohlmann* of Jud-son Street
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The newlyweds will live In Dearborn where both will ■teach in Lutheran-Elementary Schools.
Nature Trips Being Planned at Cranbrook
Twenty-five yean ago this iponth, when Walter P. Nickell joined the staff at Cranbrook. Institute of .Science, he or-' ganized adult nature trip! for private groups, eight Weekends in the faB and in Ihe spring.
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An orientation meeting at the Institute win open the fall schedule at 7:20 p.tn. Sept. ,7. The group studies nature in as many forma as possible rocks, minerals, fossils, hints, caverns, insects, plants—in the Detroit mid Ontario areas, plus overnight trips to such special spots as the Ohio caverns near Columbus. .	^
There to a small fee for the eight tripe, and each person or group furnishes Ms own transportation.
The tripe aft-open to any interested adult and to family groups, whether or not they are > Institute members.
T he Stanley E. Kellers of Alberta Bind.
announce the engagement - of their daughter Sharon Lee to 8J. Thomas F. Hyatt son of. the Cltoe D. Hyatts . \ of Lake Angelas Drive. Her fiance it stationed'at Norfolk, Va.
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A^rey Maki Married
A wedding dinner in the Rotunda > Inn fallowed Saturday afternoon! nuptials and a church reception! for 'Audrey Amelia Maki and; Ronald L. -Klinsfrr Niles jv Christ Lutheran Chureh. ,
The Rev, Arvid Anderson read; the dpubfa-ring ceremony before1
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The bridegroom, son of the £iaj ’ Klinglers of Kites, had Robert Klingler of Miles far best man.] Seating guests were Gene Ring-ter of Edwardsbui-g, with Dave] Russ, James Snyder and Donald.
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parents of the bride, held an eve-ning open house la their home on Southward Street, Waterford. Bridal attendants in white embroidered eyelet over bouffant orchid taffeta skirts wore matching picture hats. Honor matron Mrs. Charles Lloyd carried pale orchid carnation* on a white satin fan.
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Linda Klingler of Niles and Mis. Fratnk Stoddard Jr., who were; bridesmaids, carried yellow car-, nations on white1 (ans.
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She Is a. graduate of Ferris Institute, affiliated with Alpha Phi ■Beta Sorority. Her husband is enrolled for the ..fall semester at Ferris. Ufa fraternity is Delta Tau Kpsilon.	,
With her sheath dress of pink embroidered eyelet over organza. 'Mrs. Maki wore a small pink hat Mrs. Klingler appeared in blue nylon lace over taffeta, pearl gray accessories, and blue hat—Both, mothers wore white orchids.
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By EUGENE GILBERT Preotdent of tke OMbert S ooth Reecereh W When the high school studer)
"No. School Is overcrowded now end cannot do more toby-sitting. *
L DM Vu Oer Koik el Grssd I ef the sheep ben the gsets ram "depends upon the leadership and ! Hate* comments succinctly: through the teweher’s cnimwtts [advisor of the group.”
“They're harmful. Outlawed ta I sa all three scares.	( The seeds of social separati .1
1	1 E Blakrman t>f	[engendered by theae dttbs canbej jitter he lad anewered our
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goea toctt ip rteee soea. «ereu;JJ<># the peboolu maintain a unhealthy cute system plus » fur-f
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1. On the harm fraternities and so-
In the opinion of Margaret E. Flake of Detroit, they " '
Shall I join a school fraternity or	41 per cent of the ....	_
sororityT	. Mohan feel the students are hurt	‘ta «"**•
W be follow. the sdvlce of bin -	flirty-nine per cent say ^ • Min* * M*rtoity among
teacher*, he won't.	I the school is hurt and thirty-one
Interviewing them Ter a per cent are convinced the com change Instead of the yeaag- munity is; injured.
The theme of social separation
t teachers fear.
CAN LEAD TO GANGS Mrs" Catherine Lampe of Iowa City, Iowa, comments: “Clubs could attempt to
nonorganization teeeber, Cyrus easily ta clothes chart if the
' those excluded."
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John O. Miller at Orlande, Fhk, seee the harm that would result when “asms whs weald be far mawhenhta became of ahUity would aot be pemdtted ta join far pedal reasons.'’ '
A n|li)Hliu>Uiiiuiml»r yH(trpj
of Knoxville, is dbt opposed
activities. Ibe frustration caused by not being accepted could re-suftindisdplfne problems or gen-bad feeling toward the school." ^ ...
Mlse Selma Cohen of Soeth-
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The problem may lw more nf! specializing in laundry prob- to social dubs per se.-She says,
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for only ill per cent of the 896 teachers polled state there are enroritles and frstgriiitlea in' their 1
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Weckerle of Sewickley,. Pa., had this to say in summation: "I’m beginning to think all .organizations
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Other teachers mention the poe» smutty that schodl clubs fdTnf a ripe ground for potential gangs; Saga Sarah. Rt Davtfey of Pittsburgh, "At the high school level, these groups. are good starting points for gangs."
'•Florida prohibits fraternities To Bake FoStCf
and sororities in high school,” ex.	___ .■	, ■_, - ■	______
plains Mrs. Onissa Kingsbury of Oven temperatures should be lma,ure ,0 accept ,	'
Winter, J^ark. Fla., who""goes on tot; about 25 degrees lower^when	*	*	*
say that if other clubs are school! baking in glass dishes since, j Teachers sponsored, “they can be help-j foods bake faster In glass than fid." -	tn metal
Fisher agrees, contment-Xf these groups are ' under
iedo ^ho says ’’The student denied'^ iupervi.itin. they can lead membership is too emotionally im-j^ uommyng, .pur^f-the-momem!
|mob action.’
Those who feel the community the U per cent: benefits from school clubs refer to
Iminonty who felt fraternities and j sororities benefit the student spoke bf the importance of social adjustment in scbdbl.
"Groups that are alike assemble socially. Isn't this better than on a street wwner?” asks Mrs. Bon-nie Merritt of Montpelier, Vt.
the students' charitable and munity work, which feature certain of these groups across the country.-
' Forty-nine per cent W IS* teachers agree that school control of fraternities and sororities would chaago the picture com-
bia Avenue aWaita the Roger. C-Pearsons who are honeymooning at Macktoac Island and in Northern Midngan. „ .
Wedding vows and rings were Exchanged in a candlelight ceremony. Saturday, in the First Methodist Church, CTarkttfm, before tha Rev. .
William J; Rtchards. Altar i
white gladioli, carnations and
The former Judy Lea Inman It the daughter of the De Forest :C; Inmans of Snow apple Drive, (larkston. The Paul Pearsons of Tex Avenue are thf bridegroom's parents,’
Medallions of Alencon lace and seed pearls highlighted .the brides' princesrgown nf candlelight satin.-styled with a chapel train. A pearl necklace, the bridegroom's gift, ac- . rented the modified sweetheart neckline.
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Silk illusion veiling fell from a crown of pearls and crystals. The' bride carried a spray of white phalaeiiopsis orchids and stephan-.. •otis.
I Attending the iriAs were her sis-ter, Mrs. liiomas W. Bergman, honor matron, the bridegroom's sister" Carol, Mrs. Francis J. Ttnka and Peggy Rose of Owosso, her former 'roommate at Albion College.	________... _..
i__Downed alike_____In ballerina
length sapphire Mae satin, they wore matching velvet how hats with veils. Ivoiy Fuji chrysanthemums and Ivy comprised their crescent-shaped spray bou-
Brenda Starkweather, w
e floor-
length white organdy, sashed with pale pink^ satin and lace. She held a pink and white basket of white—'
rose petals. Her brother, Bradley, was'ringbearer. "
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The bridegroom had Francis J-Tinka-for best’ man. Kenneth Pear-— son seated guests at his brother's wedding, with Gerald Starkweather . and Hollis Doherty.
[ To begin the honeymoon trip, the new Mrs, Poaraon wore olive green pure silk,' with brown feather hat
nd orchid corsage. ,_
. Avocado accessories sparked Idrs. Inman’s bouffant green and 1 white-silk print Mother nf the bridegroom appeared in asheath-dress of Alice blue Chantffiy lace lover taffeta' with matching jacket. Their flowers were pink glam-ellias.
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[ Guests included Mrs. David [Kramer, Mary Kramer, Mrs. Allen | (Gravely, Mrs. William R. Ilahni [Mrs. Robert Hahn, Mh|. Harold,
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Amina Lennon and Mrs. Douglas ! Kills, Mrs. Benjamin Armstrong,^ Mrs. John Kennedy, 'Mrs Leon (Kampsen. Mrs. Edwin Waterbury, Mrs. Howard Hall, Mrs. John Ren-
Leaving for Niagara' Falls after the church reception, the new Mrs. Ma^ee-changed .toj a sheath dress I
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pink - accessories and matching [ the skin normally'gives off at corsage of carnations accented least one or two pints of per-j Mrs. Brantley's dress of gray lace spiration over the total tody chosen for her daughter's wedding.I surface-every-day? This la I anmwflr nni-nf-trmn gimn «•»» ' iuat one important reason why [Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Wellman and lingerie shou 1 d be washed Mrs. John Maddie, all of Ashland, daily in plenty of soap or-de-Ky.	■	I tergent suds.	*•
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tnic^-MiszrMni TMurmore Mrs: I Ivin Robinson, Mrs. NichoUs^Ses-jock and Mrs: Dean Corbin were aslo present.
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The James B. on Florida Honeymoon
Piepartag children for a changing world will be the theme of the_Webster School Parrot Teachers Association
j Honeymooning - at Daytona j Beach, Fla., *l» James B.
Holbel and hb bride, the tor-i mer Diane Barbara Erickson,
topped with white cymbidhim
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Phyllis. Carter of Grand Rap^ maid"of honor for her
opened her Murphy Street home Monday evening to 32 member*Of the board of executive! planning the . currant, -year-.- - ~ - r
• Ralph Merkowitz wag chosen 'to act as ‘chairman of the school (air slated for Oct. 13.
open house following the regular business meeting.
Mrs. Andrew—Gulaadk -the tentative.
LMwr Church Altar Bower* were, white and watermelon pink gladioli.
The Me Rev. Magr. Sylvester J-. Holbel of Buffalo, director of parochial education foe Western New York State, officiated at his’ nephew's wed-
Yvodne Tudcy of Iron River, was her cousin's bridesmaid.
Both wore watermelon pink organza tanka 'over matching sheath dresses of ■ matching Cupiont codon. Dior head tow s and short white gloves completed their ensembles.
gram for the year, and Mna Russell Curtis discussed Die annual book fair. Mrs, Mike
Daughter of the Leslie C~. Ericksons of Monrovia Drive. Drayton Plains, the bride bore opera-length white gloves with her gown of white Chantilly lace over . taffeta. The overskirt of silk organza
Paul R. Holbel of Detroit stood aa his brother’s brat man. They Are tha sons of die Benjamin A. Holbels of Spbkane Drive. Ushers were Ronald Murray of Flint and Carl Olsen.
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wharf painting with a roller lino the roller tray wRfc aluminum toll. The toll can a lie thrown away and there is hi measy tray to clean. —
Anddnian-, tinance chairman. f|ad the proposed budget and
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Her veil of attk illusion was attached to a croiwn of pearls and pleated-ttdie. She held a white satih-coveTed missal
THOMAH W. VAUGHN Recipient of the Vanderbilt
Receiving guests at the buffet luncheon mtjie church par-km, Mrs, Erickson appeared in touffant rose beige lac* over laffeta, matching hat and shoes. Gardenias were pinned
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j Candlelight nuptials of Sharon to was ballerina-length, with' Sa-1 Lee Brantley; and Bruce E. Mar-jbrina neckline. A Juliet cap of lace | see of Washington Street were sol-J secured her .fingertip veil of illu-emnized Saturday evening in ALlsimi.
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i The Rev. Frank Brawnon per-] Trailing ivy fell from a cascade1 formed the. ceremony before an j of orchids, and stephanptis on the [ 'bride> white.Bible.........................................
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Graduates ot Ferris Iffctitutc,,, the newlyweds are affiliated' with Omega Thu Omega and Tau Kappa Delta. They will Hve in Flint. '
Wade Vaughn, npf the James R. Vaughns -of Ascot Road.- . Mr. Vaughn won the Illinois State oratorical ' championship and the National Intercollegiate oratorical championship in .195ft, An
lege in Eureka, 111., fojr the past’three yeatt. hr is married ‘to the former Beverly Jean „ Hewett of Auburn Heights.
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Peach Queen Smash Hit on Her Washington Trip
Village Days Start Friday
Rtoneo Peach Queen, presented a basket a!'peaches yesterday to House Weaker Sam Rayburn of Texas hr Washington, P. C. Also oohand for the Informal ceremony were Reps. William S.Broom-field. R-Oaktand. left, and James G. O'Hara. D-Macomb. Ray-
bum kissed Jo Ellen—but not In front of the news cameras.' The trip to Washington Was one of the prizes she received when she was named queen Attfrlfc~ She represented Rochester in the annual competition.
At ctub’s state show	Truck d Wreck
Ralph Hoxie GetspnpfcSafe 4-H Award Trip
The Romeo Fetch Queen made quite t hit in Wash-* ington, D.C.. yesterday. She even got kissed by House I Speaker Siun Rayburn, D-Tex,,—but not Jn front of news cameras. *
When Jo Ellen Schafer was presented to the speaker -r- his office a suggestion >that h» kiss her was madp i by Rep. James O. O’Hara, j D-Macomb.
I ’*1 wU, but not ' camera," said Rayburn. After < ihw'S pictures were tikfen of the j group. R»vhnm »mif iijr*H
Ciorkston Celebration|
Witt Be Kicked Off by] He took pretty Jody's cheeks in Open-Air Dance ■ '	! hi* hands and planted a kin on her
r _______'	' .. tett cheek. ,
„	' .l.ii. I Also, on the scene were Mrs. J.
OARKSTON *- The celebration ;wimam	thi	^
of Carkston Village Days, which] -	-	. _ .
j will become an annual event here,
I will, start off with a free open-airi Ham S. Broomfield, R-Oakland. [dance at 8 p.m tomorrow. I	*	#	*
O dt *	j Besides presenting her cheek for,
| The inaugural celebration will)a kin. Queen Jo Ellen presented^ Icantinue for three days under thei the speiker with a basket of ’sponsorship of die newly, formed Romeo peaches.
Clarks ton Businessmen's Assooia- She spent the remainder of the n.	day viaitihg~1he House gallery*!
Uve music win he featured at | and meeting Michigan Sens. Pat
Opens State ! the outdoor dance which wtH be | McNamara and Philip A. Hart,
A 17-yuar-oid West Bloomfield Township youth haa been chosen one of the top fourteen 4-H Club
__________ ^	_____ _____ _ prize* to
VUW I wy	^ight-with tmrade lucky customers are highlights of
Yet Bay City Resident .through downtown Detroit, a band Saturday’s activity,
Onlv First Aid I concert and i fireworks display. I	★	★
INeeas uniy rirsr MIO I	*	*	★------- - ! Organized picnics are scheduled
j Gov. G. Mennen Williams wiil he jfor Sunday while a'{parade and
_____. IMLAY CTTY , A jft-year-oldjai handfo cut the ribbon at the [an art exhibit an the major events
Ralph A. ifoxlq II, aon of Mr-Bty Chy man, iftlranikwiriy to- fairgrounds galeopentng the.lafrmn Monday, doting day Of' the and Mrs Ralph A Hoxie of	*erious injury today in •jfor the last time’ as governor. 'communitywide project.
saSMt-i.	r	___ . _ „,pnlli*lrtn hftwppn two semi-trailer	+ *	+
held at the village parting .tat D?nwawts._____________________
on Mala aad Washington streets, f The Democrats reaped a sur-1 ...	.	.	prise dividend from Vice PreSi-
Spe«;ial sates_hy local merchants ^ Nlx0B<,	h„ket
ind ilm fttuArdmff nf nrliPt lfl -........a........z. '	'	1
members' at; die .dub's statewide! show in East Lansing.
Paiks All Set forWe
Facilities at Kensington, Metropolitan Are-Beady for Crowds
Complete recreational facilities rtrttrbetafeml visitors to~~ ton MetropoUtaa Park over the holiday weekend and a special water Sid show will be featured at Metropolitan Beach, It noubced today by tbr Clinton Metropolitan Aqjbority.
Willow Valley Drive, has beenl^Hision between two sendrlrtUer iwaifiad a free trip to the cfan-1t~g" ** * J1?™* °» ttaBC adtan National Exhibition at Tor.j,nU** •ouai « hepe-onto Ont	The driver of a large cement
truck, Milton E. Shook, required h*. only first aid at Almont Commun-- .?Mlty Hoapitaj although the top of trfs Michigan far his jcgb was sheared oft when it rolled In club work. •	.
Ralph alao hdda the title of Oak-i poBc said the truck Shook md County 4-H Chib King.	WM driving was completely dc
*	*	4----- maUsbed ta the crash.
A 1,050-pound Black Angus.) ..	„ ______„ M
which tooktophbnors al the re-lj^,a*J*	^ .
cent ArmadaTalr, was named<W^1»lwal‘r1 grand champion in steer compe- «**>««• ■**
dtion at the SUte a.u ru.u .JITIparentiy sideswiped when they) Stated to atari at $ p,m., the pa-janfl enhance this unique. Merrily.r*
irepptaRtrrkdJ sriD move up	wonderful place to toe.”
r The championship steer was theW* "ounB °* cWv* M OppoMie rade wiftnioveupWaodwatfi. fromi,^ wdoderM place & entrv of 15-war^ld Raymond Bab(dirpction*' P0'*' ^P011^'	Jefteraon to Vemor - a procession! "A* one of the oldest established
SiofN^mven^^ L	*	*	*	* W miler long with 25 floata, Sojbu*^ sectiona north ofPon-
* •*	#	The accident caused a traffic tie-!hands, 25 marching unit*. 2001^ where nei^tbws deal with
'tfa!	s’-.- mm. .iso y win-;up for more than throe hours, (horses and 35 beauty queens. neighbors in a most favorable
ning entries to other divisions ott Oaldand,	,,, 7^ .----------^J" Wttag-w
-	.................iwere rerouting traffic at tte scene Quake Hits California (sights on accelerated progress,” he
Available at the 4,509-acte Kensington Paris near Milford still be swimming, fishing, boating, scenic ’ drives, picnicking, hikes along na-tUre tr«»«, ptag ■ ««>c of Kent Lake on the Island Queen, * replica of an old Mississippi, riverboat.
Peer water ski idwws srill Mg|-
light the Monday holiday at MetropoUtaa Beach aa Lake St. Oalr.
The free shows will take place In the small boat basin at U a.m. —T. X and 5 pja.
The acta will indude precision group skiing, gyncroniied ballet, barefoot skiing, jumping acts, pyramid formations, and demonstn-tions on saucer-shaped boards ^ calked "discs.”
__ Ty «haw is directed by Jot
Grimaldi, thro-time winner of the tl.S. National Mixed Doublet Water Ski- championship.
Featured performers, along with Griinakti, indude Bob Carlson, Henry Brenkus, Laurie Fontana,
Begtataag at ,I< a.n»„ Ihp pa-
Michigan State Eauv Mrs. Jeanl	^ildl^rita
Mac Gregor, 36, of Vassar. ^ gaily decorated bicycles aad the fairgrounds midway willfloata sponsored by subdivision be open tonight, but the exhibits associations, bey scouts aad area do not open until Friday.	merchants.
♦	Keith Hallman, chaiimah of the
This year is the first time the businessmen's association sponsoropening parade has been held onjing Village Days, offered an invi-Thursday night, instead of Friday, tation,for all to attend. ' 3E and fair manager Donald Swanson
of peaches. ’
O’Hara had planned to have the! Peach Queen give a basket oft pqaches . to Nixon^ Republican { candidate tar President. — j "New with the vlep president confined to the hospital, we’ll Just have to give them to the i ‘ O’Hara said. Nixon j*
“The purpose of our i
the show, which through tomorrow on file grounds of Michigan State University.
A dairy prise went to Helen Miles, 17, of Metamora, for her Ayrshire.
the Romeo State Police Post.
SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. Hallman stated that the associa-AP)—An earthquake rocked .a tlon would attempt to accomplish This morning noUce were await-!1****" aP** <* S*n Bernardino this end by “a concentrated and E \	In^toe ^ri^i’ 5\ crime to tow!0^"^ ««1>	No damage realistic business promotion
...........15, p( Rbchester, the demolished truck from tiwj*** «P°M*d'	. Igram.
had the best entry In the i^gla-jscene. The accident occurred be- [	t
tered Arabian division of the stock fore 6 a.m. horse competition. —-♦ ★ ★
Connie Ooii^iUn, 17, trf Lapeer,j| won with her entry in the regis-l tered' or grade section of thef addle horse contest.
Jackie George, 17. of Northvilie.|
was a winner in her age group' ROYAL OAK — Mrs. Howardj with a quarter horse entry. iRummel of Rodiester will speak An award tor working * classy members of the Royal Oak Or-stock horses went to Ronnieiggnjc Garden and Farm dub atj Almas, 16. of Rocheeter.	jtbelr meeting Sept. 8 in-------
SHARON DAWN DREYER
Area Baton Champ
?ifo Judge
The peach queen also holds the 1960 Miss Rochester title, having j reigned over the Rochester Kl-j ■ wants "4th-0-Rama” 'eelebnUlOBj
to* at^^W^Aub^n Road! hMn'| ORCHARD LAKE — Whiner of j A junior at Wayne State Uni-jo Allen, her mother and cbaprjmo re than 300’baton - twirling versily, Sharon heads the 100-piece ero* arrived Tiaime early this [awards, Sharon Dawn Drsyer, morning. She will rest today. then Uu^te,. of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
If7 St
Her firrimcaTapp^rance as)01^*. will Judge the dram major queen 6f the Romeo Peach-Fea-J and majorette contest at the Michi-tival will be tomorrow night at gan State Fair.
Wayne State Marching Band, with her sister Arlene. Sharon if majoring in voice, radio and television.
* Queen’s -Ball at the -Romeo Community Youth and Civic Center.
She and her escort will lead the grand march followed by members
Ten years of twirling competition across the United States and Canada haa made Sharon a Class
ata' wlU^be crowned SuMay^at jbeing the sold judge for
chum by Rep. O’Hara. On Labor Day she will ride in the. place of honor on the queen’s float in the giant Floral Parade at 2 pm.
The festival ends with a fire-works display at the Liens Community Field Monday night.
Garden Club to Hear Couple
Rochester Woman ip Northern Michigan
AUBURN HEIGHTS - The for-Firet'mer Maryann Beatty and Sam R. Baptist Church Nouse here) Sheehy exchanged nuptial vows in She will us^ colored slides to!a candlelight ceremony Saturday iUuitrale her talk on the impor-: evening aL Auburn Heights United
WASHINGTON (UPIl-Sen. John tance of using leaves in gardening. Presbyterian Church.
C. Stennis, D-Miss., says it would A colored sound film on freezing	#	*	*
be "foolish” for the United Na- fruits and vegetable* also wiH be ,	-'	. „
tions to grant full membership ahown. It. will be followed by short j The.newlyweds, now on a North-now to all of the newly established! talks on the subject by Mrs. D. M. *™ Michigan honeymoon, plan to Patrida, Nancy and BUI Weston, i African states.	•	.* HiMbut of Royal Oak and Mrs
...—	.....-lie.------------------------- M. A- Zoulek of Orchard Lake.
’ " —- L. *	.	.	A public question and answer1
E.   E——period'will conclude the program.
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Couple Say Vowg
Wed inKeego Harbor
KEEGO HARBOR - Trinity Methodist Church here was the setting Saturday afternoon for the
Armada Man to Be Charged With Assault
ROMEO — An Armada Town-e ship man, who was stabbed inihe wedding of Carta Jean Larsen and by his wife yesterday, >ill Raymond W. Judy. The ceremony k, charged with- assault amLhafcj was performed by the Rev. Robert tery following his release from' H- Benedict.	{the hospital.	.	.-
* W *	- | Asst. Prosecutor Gorden * Er
The bride is the daughter of Mr: Havey brought charges against! and Mrs. George F. LanWi ta 305l(oscar Murdock. 61, ta 73855 Coon Norcott .St., Keego Hartwr The Creek Road, after questioning his-' bridegroom's parents are Mr. and (wife. Katherine. 46. and a witness.! Mrs. ‘Raymond C. Judy of Eglqn,
W.Va.
For her wedding, the bride chose a gown of wlrisper taffeta. The bodice and tong sleeves were of Chantilly lace. It was princess-styled with a chapel trifta. Scalloped lace with iridescent sequins and pearls edged
AvoncMt School Loans OK'd at $150,000
The Avondale School System has bash given permission to borrow SldO.OOO against anticipated school aid to coper the remainder ta an accumulated operations] debt flormlitaon was granted- by the Department of Ptadlr Instruction.
tt el .e	j
LeRoy R. Watt, superintendent of the Avondale School System, said $64,000 was paid on the <k‘' last year.' This towered the di to 1150,000. fhe amount which a he harrowed tide year.
, Her finger tip, French illusion Veil was attached to * cap ta |Cbantilly lace, accented with seed pearls and taffeta bows.
The bride's stator. Betty Larsen, was the maid ta Jnmor. Bridesmaids were Rosemary du Four of .	.	.	,
Uniontown, Pa , and Suzanne Cen.{Whitt Lake Youth
uu of Rofm city. t	Attends Convention
Havey decided that. Murdock -started the fight between himself and Ms wife behind the Thrift Shop at MS N. Mata St. Romeo police reported that Mr*. Murddck stabbed her husband with a piece ta glass in sell defense after he attacked her with a board.	"» •
Murdock is recovering from a chest wound in Almont Community Hospital. He is expected to be released today or tomorrow.—L_ EOS' wife was Released yesterday after treatment.
reside at 3015 Auburn Road when they return.
For her weddfaqt- toe bride chore a gown of baud clipped Chantilly lace with a scalloped aabrtaa neckline, long pointed sleeves, end a basque waistline. Scalloped luce circled toe bouffant skirt which extended into n chapel train.
The bridal bouquet ta ivy and white stephanotis was carried on a white, Bible. A veil ta silk*illu-held in place.by a crown intilly lace and seed pearls.
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Tiny Qepth Sounder Witt Aid Fishermen
WALTHAM, Mass. (UP) -tiny, depth sounder has been developed which is designed to help en’tand the big ones.
■ches in diameter and weighing less than five pounds, the unit sends out ultrasonic signals	y*^*-
When the boat passes over large fish the dial flashes red. ac-
straight year.
Some of the more outstanding nwmrds she has received ta her travels Include toe National Orange Bowl Grand Championship and Queens Crown, National George Washington Grand Championship snd Queens Crown, National tit. Paul Winter Carnival, where she represented Michigan live years and won.
Other awards include wins at the Chicago Music Festival, .River-view Mardi Gras, Sted City Queen and Grand Championship, Michigan State Junior and Senior Cham-
cording to the manufacturer, Ray- American ’ theon Co.
She was a member ta the All-
DOROTHY JEAN GAVIN Mrs. and Mrs. Donald P- Gavirv of 720 Farnsworth Road. White Lake Township, announce the en- -‘
gngcnmnf thfir Asnyhtcr flnr.
othy Jean to Walter A. Zahrt, and Mrs. Joseph
wedding is planned.
MRS. RAM R. SHEEHY
Creole Beatty and the groom’s sister Rato Sheehy.
Best man for bis brother wia Carl Sheehy. Ushers were John) McKee. Robert Garner and Dale Yearger. ‘
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All attendants’are from Auburn; Heights.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Beatty of 401 S. Squirrel Rore»;The bridegioom s parents are Mr. and Mr*. John C. Sheehy of 30 Churchfli Road.
Two Gals Have Fun Diving Ott to Alaska
To Alaska and baric without a flat tire ta to* way two area wom-en explained the ease in which they made tins U.OOO-miie trip to the <9th state. j.;, „
j. Iron wood in the Upper Peninsula was their first camp stop. From there they continued through Wis-— ..	* cousin, * into Canada, and ' on
j Rec^y refor^ frqm an auto ^ h Manitoba, tiakkatchewan,
!*“" ■«* “““F to Alaaka.
^	The best part ta the trip, they
^	' 0,<74 8 Laf>ye*te agriwd. was camping out Road-
-r f - t,	------|aw, uu^u, ..c.r	Southron. ... ,	(side parks along the Canataan and
Winter of Atm Arbor.	1500 young people wtiio attended the . , . g 1 tarvi * __ jAlaakan Highway provkjed choice
A recaptkar lollofed the wed- recent convention ta the Mfchigan	"Sr^^tapot* to P»t«h their tent and unrofl
dtogat the home ta the britStTa District Walther League of thel^f t^-idowstom^e theentire^	ba*».' -
randmotber. Mrs. Albert H. {Lutheran Churob at Ten* Insti-j^P'“*! •	wa# ^i^iewtofiMt. MqKintoy from a
Booth. 6366 Orchard Lake Rd .ltate to Big Rapid*	to buy gas and oil.	{private plane waa a highlight ta the
0”**rd Mf*- , • '	Mata feature^ of the convention j They mads up thetr minds ta trip, the women said.
The couple will reside fn Kala-lwere business sessions, election of go to Alaska ta the Spring and Any plans, however, for an ex-oara« after returning * tram ^'officer*, topical workshops, a ban- by tale Jaae they were on ttMr !tended Way in tire new state were quet and youth services.	> way ta a compart Car, complete cut short because ta heavy rains.
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Ike Tells-Congressional Candidates to Be Outgoing
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Eisenhower, tl party's biggest vote winner, gave ‘OOP candidates for Congress fatherly advice Wednesday or to win elections.
Eisenhower told a group of IS) Congressional «*mv4viA« g
He warned that the candidates couldn't succeed hjr sitthgf |Mids an office and directing strategy. Eisenhower said Ihqr needed to •Beet every voter in their districts.
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Ho said that oae ot the chief tor a hecoearial is	eetgtvtag
and they’ve go to like what they know,” be said.
The' President said that there was a -'’coincidence’’ about this year’s pmddetial campaign. He said the last time that the four top candidates all came from Con-Vest, or had experience there, was
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He also told the GOP Congres-
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The armed fareee of the United Suites tost yegr included 32,078
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WASHINGTON tUPli- — Prices ' received by farmers tor rrope.andij livestock frill par cent last iMpthil the Agriculture Department report.) i ed Wednesday,
Prices of items (fled- for- farm family living were unchanged, however. and the Department'* index of prices peid demalned ft; the July level of 29N per cent
A* a result, (he Department's parity Index averaged it pur eewt oh August U, compared with se per cent ta mld Jul.v and ae per cent In mid-August a year eg«>
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Making^ Decisions Unusual Study Topic
MEDFORD, Mass. (UPD-wAn unusual study of the factors that influence the making of decisions will be imdertaken soon at Tufts
The psyche ogicsl project was made possible by a $18,000 National Science Foundation grant "Little is knows about the tai-dividual* Involved la the making of declshto and whether the
The July to August deline left . . vs . a lfarm prices 2 per cent below. GOP Interested in South'year ago.
says Dr. Ears Saul, one of psyohslogtots.
”We hope to find sorfte- new knowledge which will insure the selection of the best possible person for the making of decisions hi all spheres of activity, especially in this new space and atomic
But Stick With Dorns' laurel, Miss.jiUPD _ a Multiplication Tablt Sot neyjpeper ackiwwfrllo Music Aids Stuctenti
edged today that the Republican j party “has become interested in] AUSTIN. Tex. (UPIl—A^burik South's problem* lately.” . i grade teacher, Mm. Rebecca War-But. said the Laurel Leader-Call den,) has devised • new method of]
About 1,500,000 _ ployed in Japan’s extensive fishing Industries. Mors than 400 products of the sea jure manufactured for food.
in an editorial, “It must be reih-embered that those more Intimately associated with and more acquainted with the South’s problems are lifetime Democrats.” "We must stand by our Democratic friends,” the editorial added.
She has set the multiplication! table to musk. The idea la that if the children miss s combination,; the rhythm of the song will remind then} of the correct answer.
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, °”V”' rq,”r!|g>f search. oftev softer total shOckiwcdneslay. spewing lava tor yea* an* making the iteemaS-imTu, ■ ,!?T£- ■ —. MCBBMMWt MUI .when trapped alive. apparently due about six hour*. No casualtiesjpy The Mian collected teUl pr»i.,HtyG"TW L.^E tfl ^Tbe IX W~n	nervwa tension - “	feported.	Twde 69 scholarship* for	*M DIM
IRLACKSBURG Vh. - <UPI) -]	■. ■; .....1	■	........ |studenps .	,	. illumed down a proposal tor • ooe-
«MMI: A tranquilizer far	<W*« I In	Traffic Fines Jtist Fin*	—u.................'	’»•» four-mill tax levy to
re* chipmunks and held mice ]VO*CaHO Opens Up	.irOTTIC rin#* JUST nne	laa extra .163.000 for school
jjp. ■ H. S. Mo*b\, -wildlife re-] MOSCOW (API —-*A 4.780-foot- TALLAHASSEE, Ha. <OEI) Glass la a combination of silicic fttions this toll. the vote wi ■rancher at Virginia Tech, saysihifh vok-ano on the Kurile tohtndlTraftie fines collected on the- Flor-iacid and an aftali. ••	|to 227.	\
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Mevea je can eat his *»*»**”*■; HONOLULU. Hawaii tAPi-C^.,,.. y	>
his newspaper, listen to his Adni Herbert 0. Hopwood retired ■" -	.	r
*tte'a ao old her birth certificate Wednesday as.commander in	^	m,
----wmm mm __Jte Wednesday as coramanow m	r—^	the man in the
wif^and pot miss,* thine • ... of the U.& Pacific Fleet ^TterGj^y^*	jaMreetiiw
Description of	film star: j—*“1 »*■•*■* —vk* and tamed moon lent nenny.at.imtre*ing
was filled out with Roman numer- c Earl Wilson.
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SHOP THE BIGGESTCOLLECTION of BACK-TO-SCHOOL SHOES, CLOTHING. ETC and SAVE!
THE PpNTIAjg PRE3S> THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 1, i960
DOMINO
SUGAR
PURE CANE
All Food Town-Peoples Super Marked will be CLOSED All

SALE PAYS - Thur., Stpt. 1 thru Sun., Stpt. 4, I960 Stortr Clottd AII Doy LABOR DAY, Mon., Stpt. 5
WEEK-END
PSTIR'S-Auortod
DAD'S-Old Fashioned
-Wort Virgin!*
S*mi-Bon*l*»
SMOKED
CHICKEN PARTS
Pieter's
10 POLISH CUTLETS SAUSAGE I
: i,UH S.S. CNOKE UH SALE
Plumrose
DANISH-IMPORTED_
Round Steak
Heel of Beef Cube Steak
KRAFT'S-Salad Dressing
MIRACLE WHIP
QUART
boneless
r Delicious’ HAWAIIAN
PUNCH
Deep Blue SOLID PACK
TUNA
W Ukulele ^ f SLICED '•]
PINEAPPLE
PORK and BEANS
VINEGAR
SHRIMP AHOY-Breaded
SHRIMP sr
Scaliest or Borden's
COTTAGE CHEESE
Fresh Frozen
blackberry
PIES
SCOTT'S-Family
NAPKINS
topfrost
Frozen WAFFLES 10'
FRYING OHIOKEIP
1	_LL. "VLlTlLL. ItjrAs
mxsaammaB
IIHWWWWMMUWW^H
P EXfBA GOLD BEU. 3|1 STAMPS
WITH PUICHASI Of Any 2-lb*, nr Mm of
SLICED BACON
Ssmi ton nu STAMPS
WITH PTJ1CHASE Of $2.00 or Mora of
>11 STAMPS /V WITH PURCHASE of }4bi or Mere of
GROUND PEEP
Of Any 6 or Mora Com of
FROZEN JUICES
School Supplies
PEOPLE’S
FOOD MARKETS
SUPER MARKETS
	
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THE ^OXTIAC PHJtSS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER lrt—r
THIRTY-FOUR
Soften gelatine In raid water
\Delicious Gumbo {From Two Soup Mixes
jegg white*. Fold hi grape*, chicken! | and mayonnaise.
4 A xavory gumbo full of vegs-.i delicious gumbo make* an inter- twdf one ■ tabic*, crab and *hrtmp and taste- csting and nutritious meal. YOti*f*| Theae eranulex cm CP into the fully seasoned with bhdL bay leaf. *ure to find the family passing maktat of delicate bread*. They (garlic and chill powder make* a their plate* for. more.	Mi onlv add apsciaU favor to
robust meat all hi itself whao	____________ haltedproducts, but also help keep
(served en a platter of rice.	.	fo. loaf fresh and nwtst for day*:
, This esay recipe for an old creole * wa^SC. aSamT	Petals Obaeae Braid
favorite takes advantage of two ri^w5^^2T*5KLms	& •*• *m
kind* of handvaoun mixer They taecten n—mAt* mtadla	---..----------
.corjtstarch, water and salt, and atir into orange juice. Cook and! sdr until dear and thickened.
: Blend in^emon Juice. Cool sightly. :Add grapes and mht lightly.
K braid — Ins ant potatoes in granular form are wel-to the family baker. Here they’re used Ins tender
-Wine, while still other* an Ijftrsgr to he ■ brought thrash the Christmac
Kou eacn portion into * uucm	,
[strand about If toehea kwg. Bndd CfOOmy ffWKB PTOSStnq
SSjCoBi «or Canned Milk
A creamy Frenchdrosslng that
Graces and chicken have affinity'
Brush top with -melted butter. Let rise in warm place until al-most, doubled, about 45 to BO minutes Babe to a moderate oven (ST5 degrees F.» 45 mfoufes or until-done.
Wash grapes. Cut into • small bundt*i o' I to U grapsa. leaving) grapes an stems Heat sugar.
Can Barbocuo a Turkey
in Any Ordinary Oven
!;•* passible to barbecue a turkey
U . $. No. 1 Skinless
Hot Dogs
HAi u
Ax bin!* cook, sauccylH thicken into rich gravy. It sauce becomes too thick, add hot water. CMk S to
POTATOES
Assembly Lino Products Quantity of Sandwiches (
Making asndwichsa for a crowd or Om freezer? It’s.easy when you act up a production line. First, set Out all your ingredient* in or-
Practically Boneless
FRESH EGGS
ened with comitarch. The grape*, themselves aren’t cooked. Sour cream or whipped cream cheese makes t^tangy topping for the pie-
TOKAY GRAPE PIB—Her*’* a delightful pic using the name Tokay grapes now coming into market. Halved needed Tokaya are held together th a biked pie shell with scooted filling thick-
Next, add the filling to hall the bread.,_JVip the sandwiches with remaining slices of bread. Finally, (cm, and wrap the sandwiches.
Inspected
CHOICE ' BEEF
ROUND
STEAK

U.S. GOV'T INSPECTED CHOICE
POT ROAST of BEEF
BARBECUEJEEF
THE SECRET OF SUCCESS IS
IN THE BARBECUE SAUCE
HOME GROWN, SWEET AS SUGAR, HONEYROCK
MELONS
VTRY THESE TASTY OPIN PIT MCI PE S FOR A DELICIOUS COOK OUT!
PEACHES
SiWJOf
1 lb. graund hoaf Vi rap minced enlen (optional)
% teoepaon Sell
1 cwp OPIN PIT BARSECUI SAUCE A hunt, spill and buttered Stir and cook onion, salt and beef in hot fry pen for about 6 minute* or until onion Soften* and meat cooks through . . . tbo* not browned! Stir in OPEN-PIT BARBECUE SAUCE. Serve hot on plain or toasted bun*.
k	The Flavor 1%ch	A
noil Dam St Much!
FOOD CENTER
706 W. HURON
mnawmmFE 3-7403 SSSSi
GREEN BEANS
1#V lb.
Unfit Ripe, Sweet J| WATERMELON 7 Each Only Mi	5°
Home-Grown —. Fancy Jk CAULIFLOWER 1 Ur«e HIADS, Each I	9°

tks POXTlAC PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER h IQflO
THIRTYoFIVfE
Stores Offer Memy -Food^ ior JJasy Holiday Meals HrST'SsS
Ubor Day doom the hat three day holiday of 1900. If ali the family ia to enjoy It, letychoQae Ami that are "eaay on the cook,” anrirnsta the Marketing Information Agent. Mra. Joaephine Law-MM ■?-	—	' u,
Pork, poultry and beef n arif featured meats. And of course ground beef, luncheon meats bet ddgs will find their way
What\ ham to hoy may be oon-fusing unless you nod labels and •dt questions. The regular ham with the alteh, shank and round bone will cost lees per pound than the semi-boneless ham with the aitdt and. shank hone removed) You will need to deckle whether the ease of slicing and the flavor difference of the homi-boneless ham is worth a few, cents per pound to fmt-
Regular smoked hams weigh between H to is pseuds, So a ham writahs between * to S pounds. And a portion weukT
Barbecued spare ribs are a. big favorite in eotne fktniUei
a pound per person Pork steaks or tbs rib end roast cut a* ’country style riba4* are fine for barbecue, have more lean meat sr pound, and coat Ices to serve, there are more broiler fryers tan a year ago, and even though shoppers demand mare In warm weather, prioee remain very rase-
shows that turkeys, duck/Oomtott flower floweret* and tbi«
hem and roasters are lectured in xne stores.
Looking lor vegetables? Then urn cooked on the coh In boiling (water or cooked Uv die husks is a Untely choke. Retailers report slightly^ heavier suppltee o^c^ this week. *
luska give com a special
and If you are planning tor a large group, you may wUh to save I to 10 cents per bird by cutting them in yoqr kitchen.
If weather doeols’t eeeperate
Men- simple. Oven-fried, herb-bettered or hsked-ln-cream are three ways to serve chicken,
slices with plenty of WROOC. Ibis allows tlkw children “nibbling toed” and one can choose the combination he likes at salad that/
butter. BpriaUn with anH and pepper and pull the beaks haok ever the com. Cook to toll far about U minutes an ton grill nr lit a 480 dogma oven. Turn mm several tunes when enpktog on a grill. -
^Potatoes haked in foil or cut into cti<r*po(Blo saiid cost little tor suoh good’ eating.
Salad can be simple when you arrange a tray of sliced cucumbers and tomatoes, green onions, pep-
Since toto to toe to* three-day holiday of 1000, why act choose foods that are “easy on the eoeh.”
-tor the reek. A been el bush fmtts far the week, might Include peaches, grapac. buaauas, ptamo and pears. Melsns roe-bs to geed aspply.
me	el tor
Jo* sa they see. Or top esuti-loupe or bsneydew with a snoop el lee cream.
Since Mlrhlgnn peschrs and blueberries ate heavy In supply. dessert might be slices of angel cake coveted with ice creadhand one or bdth of these fruits. • Those small size eggs, which are now the best. egg buy lor the money,- are eaay to serve scrambled at breakfast or deviled
Bra is* Sweet Peppers J to Sente With Rice
When green and ntf ftao* peppers sea la abundance. toyedSROf. them thto Spanish way: enadflfr peppers, cut in quartan or large dice and place In a skStet with 1 or 3 tablespoon* of Spanish olive oil and a split clove of garlic. Sprinkle With salt, cover, cook until tendsr, toen renal PV OH IN . t y
To this add cooked rice (leftover rice can be usedi, gtir-to blend *h"tWI|h *bt* rtqe and cook unto rice is heated through. Serve this way as a vegetable or tap each serving wfUiapunehid egg -for an entree.
CANTALOUPE PARTY SALAD---------What to
: serve at toe parly? This delightful Cantaloupe Salad which ia easy to make, economical and
Mold Cantaloupe Balls in Citrus Gelatin Salad
melon, family, M’s the pieat I
beautiful to behold. Assorted sandwiches be an excellent accompaniment.
If you've ehr'iad the of prospecting in a melon, patch, you will remember the thrill of finding that completely ripe, sweetly perfumed cantaloupe, so ready to eat that a gentle touch parts it from toe vine. Thto-Jun. cious melon to graded “local choice” by growers and shippers and is the meet delicious eating in the world!
”F\dl slip” to what melon m£h call the state of ripeness when the entire stem separates from the melon under Might pressure, thnngh Hy mclnn may he and yellow-green. Prompt chilling in iced water - retards* softening, readies the melon for its race to markets all over the. country.
Cantaloupes at "modern produce counters are sweet, but they may need two or three days at room temperature to develop Juiciness. Normal summer beat will soften them nicely. The smart thing Is to anticipate ytjur melon appetite and buy your melon supply several days before eating.
While toe cantaloupe to only one member of toe Mg mask-
mgmmmmam rut
bill MU pounds of this small, heavily netted melon annually. Don't over-chill year cantaloupe; you wtn lose tome of Its musky bouquet tout way. As tosrto the refrigerator is about enough. Scrape seeds out,.
Cantaloupe to a treat at . any time of the day—breakfast, lunch, dinner Or a be tween-meal mack.
It’s marvelously healthful and very low in cwloriti. It ii e Aped gpyy jfof h^f of vitamin A and vitamin C. Since _ half cataloupe to a natural bowl, heap it with fruit salad, ’ or sherbet.
U you’re planning refresi|jnents for a summer party you’ll want to keep the following recipe far party Cantaloupe Salad. This salad will go -branttfully wife I plate —" assorted sandwiches.
Slaw Topping Goes on Corned Beef Bun
During one of the cooler summer days, cook a cut of corned beef large enough for several meals. Save eope for use later as a picnic main dish. At picnic tone, slice beef, place on half bun spread with batter and mustard. Smother with hot cabbage slaw.
nSwuMtit
H tMipoon caraway M*d>
Combine sugar, vinegar, water, salt and caraway seeds In small saucepan.' Add egg and cook until thickened, stirring constantly. Pour over cabbage and toea lightly. Makes 2% cups stow.
Cantaloupe Party Salad
IV, cup* fresh lime or UlMO Julc I drop* green food colorlnc (opUonali nh cupa frc*h cantaloupe ball*
Soften gelatine in 1 cup of the grapefruit juice. Heat over hot water (not boiling) to melt gelatine. Add remaining grapefruit JUice, sugar, salt, water, lime or lemon jukje and food coloring, if used. Chill until the mixture begins to thicken. Fold in cantaloupe balto.
each with the cantaloupe mix-tare. , Refrigerate until Arm and ready In serve.
Just before serving unmold the larger salad onto a serving {date over which unmold the smaller Salnd, being sure'to center It. Garnish as desired with softened m cheese put through a cake decorator’s tube.
Serve with mayonnaise or your favorite fruit salad dressing. Yield: >30 servings.
TipstoCopks About t&Can Fresh Peaches
When packed raw, canned peaches tend to rise from the bottom of jar- This hurts the pride of the canner, but not toe peaches. Let jars stand about 12 hours, remove bands and press on lid to m seal. ..
If peaches have- risen, you may U you like, lay jars on the aide tor several days. .Turn Jar* ovar each day. When ready to store for winter, you may be pleasantly surprised (o dee how much 'toe space between fruit and bottom beeh reduced.
Jf peaches1 are somewhat weak in natural flavor, add H teaspoon teaspoon pure Almond extract to each quart just before sealingsjar.
For something a bit on the fancy side, add a few drop* of rad food color to toe sirup and %-teBRWrslniod extraet to each quart W fruit.
For a Jpidy flavor, tie a tew pieces of cinnamon bark, whole all spice, and cloves in a piece of doth and drop into the sirup when you put it on to cook.
Quickest Method Known to Make Fudge Sauce
Just about everybody's favorite sundae, the year around to vanilla ice cTeam richly laden with hot fudge sauce.
To make a lustrous dark choc-olatey sauce the quick and eaay way, melt a six ounce package of semi-sweet chocolate pieces (1 cup) in a small can of evaporated milk (2/3 cup) over very low hast, then stir to Mend. Ibis hot fudge sauce ia velvety smooth and of just-of-right consistency.
Chicken Salad
Chicken left over? Dice it and add, it to a mixture of green peas and carrots. Dress with mayonnaise. Diced celery makes a crisp addition to this good combination:
SISTERS’ MARKET
608 West Huron Street
Open 7 DAYS to 10 F.M.
OnrPonltry Is Fresh Net Fiesta
FRESH DRESSED
Hickory Smokod SLAB BACON	Hickory Srocted PICNICS	Cwdo 1 POLISH SAUSAGE	. dab FRINKS er RIB HOTS	Chois* Cut POT ROAST
	* 29<	to39<	*39*	*45*
than. Moaty *	* Prtsh		WminN	Loan, Moory	,l
.SPARE RIBS	DRESSED RABBITS	BONE STEAKS	PORK STEAKS	Bologna hr lie Dm
	*39*	* 6*	*39*	“>29*
Homo Crown UR TOMATOES	Coldon Ripe Bananas	Homo Crown HONEY ROCKS	’ CsM. SWEET ORANGES	Homo Crown HAVEN PEACHES
Is#	S«*2P	*T	2-55*	
frosh, Loan GROUND BEEF	U.S.N*. 1 Mich. POTATOES	Homo Crow* CUKES	Coal Crfcp CELERY PASCAL	Giapelrnit
		4-ir	2«tik.25«	59< Dr.
FELICETENUTAVILLAGE	L. S.
QUALITY SUPER i SUPER	SUPER
MARKET MARKET MARKET	MARKET
238 S. TELEGRAPH i 3515 SASHABAW at WALTON 3342 AUBURN RD., Auburn Hgts.	331 S. BROADWAY, Lake Orion
BaR*B-QUED CHICKENS and SPARE RIBS
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Open Mon.. Tats.. Wed.. I Thai. I a.*. to 6:30 pj Fri.. Sat 9 ml — Closed Snndayr —
Open Every Weekday ■ 9 li. te 8 p.«.
I Sunday 9 a.m. te I pja.1
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THE PONlTAC PSB88THU11SD Af, gBPTEMBginHogO
I there art 13 sheep.
Daddy Says:
Oar Friendly CeUiot i Service Dept. -tr Op— Every fvewbg ‘HI 9 P.M.
• NO MONIY SOWN ON V
I • Ot
: Eddie Steele Ford
fliMM	WO 1-5271
< 2701 Otdttnl Uk. U.
[lS^OO Expected to Enroll
More Pupils in Waterford
Approximately 13,000 Waterford
■ — IS man last year — are expected to
Thoer with last names from “L" through “2" will register Thursday. The following day there will
be carteM torthischooldistrict he regular disc sessions lor all this year, according io Supt. William A- Shunck
Three new elementary schools iLjpLepen as scheduled. They re not quite ready for operetta.
Motel Owner OKs Guest With Copier
OGDEN, Uthh (AP) — One of motel operator Lawrence Paul's goosto left Wednesday—by helicopter—far Lafayette, La.
pupae have rampteted thetr rag-
They will attend school daily fallowing week, with the exception of Friday, SepT lO, when there; [will be no school lor shy of the!
Trieste Reconcile Cuba and the US.
MEXICO CITY CAP) — President Adolfo Lopez "Mateos pledged
the Mh Lute* ob Psetiae Lake ■aad will opeo Sept. 14, awe* township student*, 'fatpr than expected. .	' +	*
Registration for all other elementary schools will begin at8:30 a.m. next Wednesday for childrenwith last names beginning w through 'it.”
"I GUESS MAYBE WE SHOULD HAVE PHONED AHEAD FOP RESERVATIONS"
Do n’t be caught wit h o ut a room for the nigljt You can call hotels or motels a day's drive away for about a dollar.
MICHIGAN BELL
Hoists far junior high pupils will be 0 a m. to 3:}5 p m 10th and] llih 'graders wiU be scheduled! from 7:40 a.m. to'2:30 p.m Seniors; will attend claaaes from 7:40 a.m.. to noon, or from noon until 4:30!
Paulson e^i Tuesday when,he beard a whir ring noise overhead, looked tip and saw copter pilot Gene Wallace of Lafayettewavtag for permission to land.
T motioned him fa because I-n’t care which direction my business comes from just so long as it comes, but 1 must admit I was somewhat startled,*' said Paulson. Wallace landed and spent the night.
-	#. *	* -—-—pH
He is an employe of Petroleum Helicopter Co. of jtoayette and had been in this area on a high-[altitude job for-the U S. Coast and Geodetic Survey.
day to attempt a reconciliation between the United States
'riba. —.............
la a four-hour annual report prepared lor delivery to Osngrese, Lopez Mateos said the missta te each of the American states sites of-keeping united fa peace and harmony this great family fa which Cuba rightfully holds jtace of dtetfaetta:”
“The preliminary approaches did not have the immediate result we wished,” he ietd. “Neven-thelcss. Mexico will not CM its effort to serve unreservedly the need of friendship and harmony among the American repub-lei?* " ,	' • ’ ■. I
Sea Elephant Too Lonely —Heart Breaks
MEMPHIS. Tom. (AP)—A kmo-[ ly sea elephant died te what < call a broken heart just after Ms mate starved herself to an early grave.
# * * ■ ■
Hie two wen brought to the Memphis Zoo in April soon t ' their capture fa Mexican ws The female would not ate
The male seemed to be in perfect conditta.' The autopsy performed to determine the re far his unexpected death disci need a rupture te a . large vein tc heart.
There! will’ be no bus service Sept. 6 through 9, but .they will be scheduled the following week.
House Wrecker Uses Army Tank, for Speedier Job |
BUFFALO, N.Y. (UPll John Kostoff employs a novel method of carrying out hia "house-wrecking business.
' ’ * '* *
In addHta to using a boom-and-bucket in demolition jobs, Koetoff uses an M24 Army surplus tank for wrecking purposes. It works [fine. *
~JT>.
Kostoff purchased the surplus tank for 25,000. Driving one is nothing new to him. The 35-year<iId house-wrecker was once a tank pilot fa Gen. George S. Patton's Third Army fa Europe.
Police Ball Tickets.&one
GLASTONBURY, Ccnn. TUP!) - — Police took spcciaFlnterest in a theft case. Someone swiped tbs tickets to the policemen’s hall.
Police Offer Advice on Capturing Skunk
NEWARK, N. Y. (UP!) - When slice here received e report that pet skunk had been lost, the following entry was made on the log:
'Fellows, don't try to pick it . because you may get hold of the wrong skunk."
[County Tox As—ior	-
Sends 3,000 Yule Cords
COLUMBUS. Miss. (UPl) — Sophie Kilpatrick began signing her Christmas cards early — more than 3,009 of them.
In the IS year* Miss Kilpatrick is held office as county tax ae-■ lessor, she has jent a . signed yuletide ejecting'each year to every registered voter-to the county.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
The Pontiac City Commlsteon hoe scheduled public hearing* for Tuesday, September 6. 1980 at 8 pm.. EST, to toe Commission Chamber, City Hall on Inlen- ' lion to Gontemct sidewalk and related work od
ASTOR STREET from of Lot 110
AYfane M jm Park No. 1 on AffBIM to
. Drive on too weet side.
WEST KENNETT STREET Ira a potto 462.7 toei'wete ot toe wool fine of Assessors Plat No. 144 to a potto IN ieot further weet.
For further information see legal notices. Interested
property owners are urged to appear. ___ '______
. By order of the City Commission
Dated Aug. 31, 1960
Ado R. Evans
City Clark
Deaths Elsewhere
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS KUALA LUMPUR. Malaya (AP) — Sir Hisammuddin Atom Shah, 02, the sultan of Selangor, chief of state of the Federation, te Malaya, died Thursday after a month’s illness. He teas named imterim paramount ruler of Malaya April 5 when the federation s first chief of state, Tunku Abdul Rahman, died. Sir Hisamuddln had ruled Selangor state far 22
LAGUNA BEACH, Calif. (AP) —Phil Kerr, 53, composer of several hundred goopel songs, died .Tuesday ot a heart attack. He wax manager of KFSG, Angelu* Temple radio station in Los An-gelea, far several years. ''	,
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CLEARWATER, Fla. (AP) -Edgar Everett Martin, 62, creator of the comic strip “Boots and Her] Buddies,” died-Tuesday after a short illnass. He was an artist with the Scripps-Howard Newspapers in Cleveland fa 1924 when he started fae comic strip. ~
Disploy Famed Engine—
SYRACUSE, N Y. (UP!) - The New York Central'Railroad's famed engineer No. 999. the first man-made vehicle to travel faster than 100 miles an hour, was included fa a display of vintage railroad equipment at the 1959 New York State Fair, ;	_________
Colorado’s first sugar factory was at Grand Juncttoh, established in 1899. Sugar beets are a chief Colorado crop. ' -j
FINAL AUGUST CLEARANCE!
30^° to 50%
STORE-WIDE DISCOUNTS
Includes Everything
Shop ot METRO FURNITURE within the next few days. If you want to otoect good furniture now, or are thinking of it—don't delay. Get in to see whot we offer, particularly ot this time! Terms as you wont to arrange them.
' 30, 60, 90 days good o$ cosh!
living Room Sofas, Chairs!	,
Two and, 3 and 4-Piece Sectionals!
Bedroom Suites in every wood!
Diitette Sets at Drastic Prices!
Tables! Lamps! Mirrors! • Mattresses, Springs!
OPEN TIL 9 P. M. FRIDAY
METRO FURNITURE CO.
88 SOUTH SAGINAW at AUBURN
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Automatic
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| Tail* Up lo 3 Y«or» to Pay
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COPPER PIPE
W M HARD—20* Length.	ft. 16c
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STEEL FITTINGS
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MM OFFEhWVlC I VIT — Michigan Stale * offensive team lined up for photographer* yester-day in East Lansing Front row,'from left: Art Brandsuttrr, Mickey Walker. Jim Bobbitt, Howard Mudd, Dave. Mender*. George Azar, Fred
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Arbanas Back row. from left: Gary BaUmari, Torn Wilton, Carl Charbn. Ed Ryan Ryan replaced, halfback Herb Adder Icy, (f-ho Was absent from Wednesday’s session. ■
I ANN ARBOR (rt — Burpp Elliott) egthaatasUr buoyancy to OWe’i
his ttplBi	medium toj
Big Ten coaching..He can be cautious, yet not pessimistic, and he can be hopeful, yet not optimistic. < starting bis second season as He find# this middle-of-the-road Michigan's coach, EUiott I theme a valuable aaaet la alslag word' for every poeltion: Bfo-! up Ma taw IMvanMy of hBchl- strong. Center-good. Tsckle-adc-(w football team. The youthful quate. Guard-weak. Quarterback coach doesn't know what to ex- U questionable. Halfback — iffy, pert of the Wolverines, so he ap- Fullback—solid, preaches fhe campaign with an	*	*	*	-
! outlook somewhere between the 1 Michigan has lost 'halloa dozen
■o players because of injuries trnd trouble with dm books
ing to wmk hani. enough to be good. We're going to start scrimmaging and running and sweating.
The Spartans open Kept. *4 against Pittsburgh, an away game. The Brat honae game la agpiast Michigan Oet. 1.
.	has 19 leftcrmen f€*
turning this season, and about half Michigan had some 70 playert of the players are sophomore*
Dick Syrtng, Paal Poalot and Lea Pavtotf will henaee back suffl.
PRESS BOX
Fernandez Turns Hero for Detroit
____| yesterday for the annudl
press day. Serious workouts began today. There will be contact work [right from the start and scrimmages hi short order. Elliott warned thaf’WTof these guy* should be in- condition and well
University of Michigan swimming alar Dave Gillanders of Royal Oak had one of the fastest times Thursday night in qualifying far the men’s SOt-meter butterfly swimming event at die Olympic Games. He won Ms boat In 2:16.2, defeating Argentina’s A. NIcolao| by more than 10 yards.
Chico Squeezes :|Home Clincher of 4-2 Victory
Bob Bruca Gains Third Win by Boating Bosox; Visit Chicago Friday *
BOStdK — Chico Fernandez, f *	*	*	| who threw away the second game
Cleveland center fielder Jim of a doubleheader loss to Boston Ptersall was taken to a hospital Tuesday night, ha* redeemed him* Wednesday night for x-ray*, of a *elf.
Football prartlre apeaa today to OMvrt College with SSfresb-mea aad a few appircJa—nea report. Lettermen
leg injury he suffered while chasing a fly ball hit by JSm Gentile to the Baltimore Orioles eighth inning to Wednesday'* game at Baltimore. PWrsail * left foot was caught under the wire
.fence at Memorial Stadium when
~ he struck the barrier.
The Pittsburgh Meelera Wednesday * obtained veteran quarterback Rady Bakieh from
, Mickey Vernon, former American League batting champion, has been signed by the Pittsburgh Pirates as an active player. The left-handed batter starred for Washington, Boston and Cleveland in the American League.
Chico banted homo what proved to be the winning run to Detroit’s 4-S victory over the Red flex last sight. The victory was otoy the second In nlae starts far the Tigers. It snapped a five-game Rost on winning
Fernandez drove til the first tot two runs in the fourth inning. With the bases loaded, the Detroit shortstop laid down a squeeze bunt on] the first base side of the mound, j Frank Bolling scored on the play.
*	*	.* - I
s Norm Cash then singled homej the insurance run.
The Tigers had scored twice in the second inning <ft> a double by At Kaline and single* by Bolling, pitdter Bob Brace and Eddie Tort.
Brace, a young right hander, was credited with M* third victory against five tomes although he drew aa assist from reliever Hank Aguirre.
Aguirre, who has turned in several fine relief Jobs on the present tour, worked the final two innings. He struck out Tfd Williams with a man on kg*p in the eighth and then set thn&d Sox down in order In die last inning.
EAST LANSING «R - The Michigan State football squad put away the glamor garb and reported to ork in grimy practice domes. Yesterday was the preks day session devoted mostly to picturesnapping by the photographers. To* day the Spartans start sweating.
A squad to 17 men reported to couch Daffy Daughterly far the start to hi* seventh season as MSU bead coach.
'ragMar lftbaiigwa* left halt Herb Adderiy, who was unable to attend because of a death in hit family.
"We’ve got to get our hearts into
ROME (AP) - Gary Tobian. Unde Sam * diving aea, moved into the lead with a splendid per ftrnUUMse to tbrseiMfinefetotoe platform event, and Wilma Ru-Idph of Clarksville, Teim.. led all prdlmlnaiy qualifier* in tha women’* 100-meter dash today U the sixth full day to competition sot under tony to the lTth Olympic Games.
DETROIT * — University to Detroit plans Jo field an air-minded football team this fall. Kit coach Jim Miller has a big problem-putting together a^tar to front to his paaserq
1 The Tttom ratted up M men, Including IS lettermen, fur yesterday's press day. The regular grind, to fall praetlee began today.
Detroit hat four good quarterbacks, although Art Trombley to Bay City decided not to return ‘ football this year
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Bob Luricy is No. 1, followed fay Tony Hanley, Jerry Groas and Ken Morach,” MiUer said. "Lusky came along real quick in the last halfof the 1959 season.
*Gnao lias the potential bat he needs experience aad Tm sard be win pregrem repidfo.”*"
Gross was a star at Bay City
it early this year.’’ Daugherty told j Central where he waa regarded as players. “You’ve got to be will-1* top-notch passer.
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CUy. Okl*.. Irvin Robertran. Fori Let.
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there* with points on rtMMtol}] lUHts (t). UUfc points: tnOod Stott
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Yonker. ‘ Seattle: Roy Hubtn. Saattla:
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INSPECTING TKRJfHV — Blaze Hanover, winner to Hambletonian, puts his head into the stiver cup trophy after he won the rich Hamtole-tonian Stakes yesterdayaf DuQuoln, III. Smiling
AP rketefas
approvingly in Joe O’Brien, who waafo the sulky when the horse won the 1st and 4th runoff heats to win the Stakes.
Finals were scheduled in the men’s high Jump, where John Thomas to Cambridge, Mass., in the world's best, and in foe men’s iOO-meterdato, where Tank speedster* may be ready to pull an upset and retain UB. supremacy.
America also looked to add to _i total to four gold medals fat two swimming finals tonight — the mm’s 400-meter medley relay; and the women’s 400-meter free*
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Russia, leading with nine' gold medals and 184% points to America’s runner-up to 110 points, also had an eye on additlooaltities. however. The Soviet was fevered in two women’s track and field events, the 90-meter hurdles, and the Javelin.
Tebtoa, bum Glendale, Oattf., took charge la tha platform diving, as expected, la Ms qaeat far a second grtd medal. A sarprlse -
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Nieder Makes O'Brien Eat Words
ROM£ (AP)—“Six weeks ago..of 85 feet and 7, inches in Texas I said. "O’Brien
_________ down in the dumps I earlier this year, Parry O’Brien
vowed | never would try to putjmade a remark tlhrtit didn’t the shot again,’’ bfg BUI Nieder.bother him, that J was unable to
said today—■£--  -------' ------jeome through when the chips were
• Then, when I saw those three I*>^1^ * "“*>r event.’^Nieder American Hags go up and heard ***“•
great, com*
the Star Spangled Banner ring out over Olympic Stadium; I was glad I had chqpged my mind.
“It was the-happiest, proudest moment of my life. It made it all
“I was determined to prove he
petitor, the toughest I ever faced, but there’s never been a man I wanted to beat more.’’
Nieder, 26, acknowledged that a wall of ice has existed between the tor months. Although on the same team, they never fraternized, seldom spoke.
Nieder indicated that when he	..1
at loose, with that tremendous Nieder^ratOBrien regularly
heave of 64 feet. 8% inches on the thi. year until he tofltatod A»i «M| next-to-last of his six throws	knee inj«y	toteT)
—- *———- —u— I u x a tong naru cumo irum Wednesday, he was tossing the,
hopele^ess and deep^ depre«don|Into^ i^ teeth of hi. H^“w2T5h?«
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O. Goldsmith. Woodskl*. n : S. KwirUfr, Yonkers, XT. Paletu, Now Rochelle, J,T,
single accounted tor Boston’ ran to the night.
“ *“!'	off-day to-
day. They Journey to Chicago Tor the opening to a four-game aeries with the White Sox starting to-lorrow night.
The Bengal*,, return to Briggs Stadium Monday tor a Labor Day doubleheader against the Cleveland Indians.
| “The whole world collapsed at
Olympic championship, but ter rival' OBrien.	,	„
today Bill NtHjer had made n—[	* . »	»	-	-
and;,the harff^wiy;	---------\ O’Brien, winter of the Olympic
'.crown in 1952 and 1956, finished
He had the Olympic shot-putting gold modal to go with the world record and, more than that, the satisfaction ot provinq he really could win the BFg on’e.
After j set'- the world .record
second with 82-6-% while Dallas Long made it an American sweep by taking third with 82-4-%.
“Parry’s words really ate into me,’’ the 6-foot-3, 235-pound Army 'lieutenant from Lawrence, Kan.,
T was ready 'aed-lu
make O’Brien eat hfo words.! Later Dave Davis got hurt and I waa put on the team.
“Last Saturday in practice I put the shot ,67 feet, 1 inch (Nieder’a pending.world record is 86-10). 1 didn’t teU anybody. I didn't darif think about it. But I felt then that I could win the Olympic gold medal.
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Jones Ruins Olson's] Hopes’for Comeback
CHICAGO CAP)—Former middleweight champion Cart (Bobo) Ofaia’a comeback hopes were ' Ateeimrat Wednesday night by the “only right hand panel Dam Jones tossed.
I Jones, 23, a New Yorker, scored Ms 16th triumph without defeat when be kayoed Otoon in 1:30 to the sixth, round. Jones based a short left and a hard right upper* art, ending the, scheduled 10-round Chicago ® t a d l u m light-heavy-' weight feature.
Olson, upitfilng 129, bad up | rtMTAaigin with an efteo-. tiw left book which Jones. IM, didn't seem able to aolve. '
|Pfo na other knockdowns.
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Tigers Friday
I P	By DR. CARY M1DDLECOFF
SI I	PATIENT'S COMPLAINT: “Keeping my head down
}i| doesn’t help my shots:”
•1	, DIAGNOSIS: Overdoing a goad-thing.
Ml treatment: “Keep your head down” is one of'the w|| oldest and best pieces of advice ever offered In golf. It
__-«can, however, be overdone.
Maia^M. Tauf1po-A-oSSwtti\ Top often see golfers keeping the head down Jong 1 f »«» the ball Is hit. This itUM.	,0 § is'far better than raiaing
arara^w, j-M	r i i * » -i|| the head too quickly—or
tBEFiU mi ? * 5 5 ? III! before the ball Is hiU-but not as good as doing the
* Nixon in jtth.
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Rams Trade Veteran
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Linebacker Roy Wilkin*, a three-year veteran in ttie National Football # League, Wednesday was traded by 1’ the Los Angeles Rama to the | Washington Redskins -tor an) un- 1 disclosed draft ehoiee.
Browns Get Tackle
FOREST GROVE, Ote. (AP)— Gene Selawrtdi a 6-4 ottensive tackle who weigh* 245, was traded to the Cleveland Browns by the Los Arajetea Rams Vfediteaday , night in exchange for a Nath Football League draft choice.
f thing right.
| The right way is to | neither raise the head too quickly nor deliberately keep it down long after the ball Is hit, but to let the haul be pulled up tay the force of the follow-through.
The drawing indicates that-the player	^
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hi* head In place and that the head has been tuned naturally dnring^the follow-through into a positron tnm which the eyes can follow the flight of the balL The main trouble with keeping the head down too I long is that it is awkward and unnaturpl, and thus re-I -stricts the flow of the swing.
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|! BOSTON » —'Dick Gernert, 11 something of a long-ball hitter i | with the Boston Red Sox . a few 1 j years ago but a bench warmer 1 this season with the Chicago Cubs, |!is now. foe property to toe Detroit I j Tigers.
j The ’nfisrf-.jobtained the 31-:! year-old - first' baseman-outfielder . yesterday for the $20,000 waiver I price from the National League club... He will report at Chicago for a four-game series with the White Sox beginning tomorrow night.
fed hi B games
i Cab* this season, mostly
.2SS battiag average aad It f f | batted la* bat as home ram I! The big right-handed hitter may 1 be Used in sapport to Naim Cash Ifat first hue. Gash’s fielding hat 1 been bothering (he Detroit front f office.
I Gernert spent six seasons with 1 Boston, -beginning m 1952. He J siammed a total to 101 homers 1 and draws in JT7 runs. Ifis bert year for home run* ms 40 he hit 21.
of Britain in the three dives to toe *emlfhutl*.
Tobian overhauled Phelps on hit second effort, then gained the high-ert score of the day, 20.00, on his final dive, a back 2'i somersault ‘w a lotto to 106A8 points.
Teammate Bob Webster of Santa Ana, Calif., ninth yesterday, is third going into tomorrow’s finals, piling op 99.72 point*. Phelps took second place over Webster on his final dive and has 101.85 point*
Rudolph, matching her ■ best performance to the oeuson, won her 100-meter heat in 11.5 second*. Tbit was Just one-tenth of a second off the Olympic record set to Melbourne hy’.Australia's Betty Cuthbert.
Barbara Jones to Nashville Joined Mira Rudolph in the one-end round with «a easy 11J. Martha Hudson to Mefan, Ga., advanced by ftahhlnf litrfil — the final' qUtoifytag position — in her bent InjIJ. 1 Mias Cuthbert and Russia's Vera Krepktoa, yesterday’s broad Jump winner, also advanced. But Irina the Soviet’s great all-around star, withdrew, apparently
final in the 80-meter hurdles. Hie three UJ. hurdle entries were eliminated yesterday.
Thomas, file tfibstou University student who holds the world high record to T feet, 3% indies, casually soared over the 6-6% qualifying height on Ms first attempt. He had passed earlier, warm-up tries.
nsv Mwra irf rinrhunU. M. C.t Ray Norton of Oakland, Calif., and Frank Budd of Asbury Park, N. J.. {carried (JndU Sam's hopes in the men’s 100-meter* — an event toe United States has won in the past games and in all but two Olympics since 1896.
The Mg threats to that streak were Germany’* Ann la Mary, who‘sat a record with HJ la
CHAMPION WATCHES — Bill NledefTifcS. Army lieutenant frpm Kansas sod winner to the Olympic gold medal hr the toot put hi Romcyestenfey, wears a irai—i farmer’s hat to shade Ma eye* art heWktcfaa* shot put competitors tn the ftpla. Nieder tqt a new Otympic record of 84 feet, 8% laches.
Barry Jerome, Mary aad Iman are aa luliara to fim wertd record at is flat.
Chris Von Stotza of Saratoga. Calif., a silver medal whiner in the ttfimeter freestyle, set an Olympic record in ihs 400-meter freestyle yesterday. Taqfgbt, She continue* her rivtory With Australia’s Dawn Fraser, - too 100-r winner, and aim must heat Australia's Osa Konrads:
Jett Farrell of Wichita. Kan. the top American freestyle swimmer who felled to make the team in MS specialties because of gn «P-
* fit a
(to
anchor the world, record-brealdng medley relay team. He wit held out of tiw preliminaries hi wMdt the record was set Farrell also was to the warhor of the men’s MOmetor freestyle team that was to go hi irtotoer Onto tonight against tht strong
One crew, the fours with Cox, gained a new life and a Friday semifinal berth with S repechage victory yesterday. The Mg quett-tion remaining was whether toe Navy eight could duplicate the 1998 back of Tele which won America's eighth straight gold medal hi the event.'	■	•’
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The Knighti of Oohunbui. Pontiac* dty baaeball champlont, will wade into the Michigan Amateur |j Ml tournament at Battle Oeelr over the Labor Day week-ad.—	jpT ■ - '
Tb0 Bright* «y Lmgae
NhU aftaraaan at 4 o’clock m Bailey Part’* No. S diamond'
Rabaja. Dick Goldsworthy, Andy Bflleadon. Jim Barg. Boyd Thomason, John Burkart, A1 Barkeley. Bud Hayward, Jerry Taylor, Tt. John Rakocry. Marv Catwcll. Stan KroRulecki, Jim Wagner, Stu Dell - and Tom McCormick. -
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Sixteen teams from citi throughout the state are entered in the double-elimination tourney, in-cluding Wyandotte which to shooting for its 3rd consecutive Michigan Amateur crown.
_ by Tony mm and eoaehad by Mai fUa-vtaakl. bape to make a letter showiag this tinm than dtoy did a year ago. lha K. of C. eliminated In two games last year at BattieOroek.
The Knights' playing personnel lor the holiday , weekend In the cereal capital Indudes:
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K. of C. turned up for die week-
end warfare Wednesday with an 11-5 victory over the Dearborn AH-tars. .
The Knitjhth spotted Dearborn a 4-0 lead, then roared from behind >6 win behind the boqndnf beta of Barkeley and Ft. Rakocry. Barkeley belted two hamon and Fir. Rakocry one.
The Michigan Amateur baseball event runs tomorrow through Monday. B|ht games are scheduled tomorrow and another eight Saturday.
4 Water-Ski Exhibitions Feature Metro Program
Tmr wateraM abowt will be presented at Metropolitan Baich , Oair near Clemens on Monday, Sept. Labor Day.
The- shows will take place In the email boat basin at U a.-mu 1 p.m., 1p.m. and 5p.m. There to no charge except for the usual
This *
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Performers - will include Bob Cartoon, Henry Brenkus, Laurie “	' i, Nancy
Weston and Bill Weston in addition to Joe Grimaldi.
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YORK tA*») -champion Moore of SpringfWd. Ohio. w« Sfe named ‘‘Fighter of the M | SB semi-monthly ratings today by Ring Magazine.
— Moore won U»e honor by hi* successful defense against Japan's Kazauo Takayama, now ranked No. • tat the division.
Sonators Add Hurl*r
WASHINGTON CUPir- the Washington Senators, bolstering { their pitching staff in the hope of « possible fourth place finish, to-purchgsed right-hander Ted Sadowski from the Charleston, w farm ciub of the American Association.
Sadowski, 24. pitched a five-Utter to defeat Indianapolis. 2-1, Inst* night. It was his fourth straight victory.
Orioles Narrow New York Lead to t
Surgery lor Smith
Cards 2nd Again but Are
Defeat Indians as Yanks Split With Athletics
DETROIT ill — Wayne State's head football coach, Herb Smith.
la undergo major surgery today.	.
By the Amdsled Press [start last April, end it began to There's no longer any doubt, [appearTfficjrmight duplicate last the most improved cigb in the;year * dismal showing. Hrttius got National League is the St. Louis busy. Working with General Man-Cardinals - and the most	Bing Devine, the sophomore
proved manager is the Redbiids* i manager starting changing faces
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Only Pittfhtirgh’M Danny Mur-Itaugh stands between Heinus and the coveted honor of National [League's "Mandger of the .Yeat" In Ms first year as h big league [manager, Ilentus hut season piloted the Cardinals to anLunUa: ttnguished seventh place finish. His team won only 71 games, losing 83.
land'manipulating his line-up. New- pitchers. First game Milwaukee
comers Julian Javier, Curt Sim-jroqnr. Charley James, Bob Gob-;
Sadecki and Moryn were added. ;Changes included switching Stan Musial to the outfield, and plaiting Curt Flood in .center field:
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The Pirates whipped San. Francisco ~7-4. The Braves, beaten W [in in Inning, of the opener, won! the second grfhie^rom ihe Cubs 11-7. Los Angeles dowfned Phila-[delphia ,34. .
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Left-hander rookie Ray Sadecki •"4 ufi«r»»j ntitlWkler Wall Moryn. a couple of fellows who weren't with the Cards i start of (he season, teamed up to defeat the Reds. The 19-year-old Sadecki pitched a six-hitter for bib eighth', triumph and Moryn walloped his Wth homer of the season, with one in the 'sixth, to
The Braves walloped five home runs in their twin bill In Chicago, but a Couple of Cuba’ homers beat Them Tmtvc owner A four-baaer by Bob Will, 'off Lew Burdette in the 10th timing, was the decisive
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Wednesday's line-up showed only two players In the same position they held on opening day—Ken Boyer at third, and Hal Smith behind the HnW.
Roberto Clemente's" hot bat cooled off the Giants in San Francisco. The Pittsburgh outielder rapped three hits, including his 12th homer, throve in two runs and' !scored two more as die Pirates] overcame an early 3-0 deficit. Clem Labine, In relief, was credit-with the victory, but it took a stout relief.job by Elroy Face to preserve K. The little fireman fanned six . jn 2 '2-3 hidings phdslwt-_____________________ .
Drain heat Indianapolis SO. Ponchatoula, La., and Grand
Other once-beaten teams are Elgin, HI..' Tampa, Fla.. Macon,' GD;, Scobey, Mont., Omaha. West Quincy, Mo., and the. Wichita Indians.
htow. Another, by Don Zimmer in the ninth, had tied the score 4-4.
In the-eecond game, threerun homers by Bill Bruton fnd Eddie
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hit MilwatAcee,attack against five) The moat exciting and perhaps |
Roger, Craig hurled a six-hitter id Junior .Gilliam drove in all three Los Angeles' runs agatmL Phlladdellihia.lt was Craig's sixth
victory against one defeat. t Buzhardt lost his eighth straight for the Phils. The Dodgers'- Maury Will stole his 35th and 36th bases.
Mickey Wright Has Seven-Stroke Edge
DILLS BURG, Pa. <AP) - Mickey Wright continued her par-bust-ing assault at 4he Range End Country Club,Wednesday for an almost insurmountable seven-stroke lead after two rounds of the 54-hole Eastern Women's Open Golf Tournament.
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The 25-year-o Id blonde from San Diego. Calif,, fired a two-under par 7® to go with a first-round 67 for a .137 that spread-eagled ' field of 37 players after the first 36 holes.
What's more, she is only 70 strokes away from the 54-hole en’s record of 206. set in June by Betsy Rawls, Spartansbupg, TOT............ "7

New Bowling Alley Going Up in County
Another new bonding alley is going op In Oakland County.
Construction started this week Collier’s Lanes, 2ty miles north of Lake Orton on M24.
operated Red’s Recreation in Oifc ford, will he proprietor of the new log house which is expected to he rehdy for businera by January: Bowling will be discontinued at the previous site.
A $260,000 building is being constructed by Frank -Stewart A Sons of (Pontiac. It will be -owned by Atj A. -Cato of Oxford and contains 12. alleys with room to add four more in tiie future.
Collier’s son* Delwood and Dean will assist him when the new alleys go-into business.
most wonderftd, weekend in Baltimore's baseball history since Ned| Hanlon's champion Orioles of 1894-96 figures to get away winging Friday night wMn the youthful Birds engage the league leading New York Yankees in an all-im-j portent three-game aeries. .*] The pennant probably won't be decided hi those games, but a sweep would lift the Orioles into first' place in the American League and establish them as the] team to beat for the flag.
Baltimore narrowed New YeritVj first place lead to a single game] Wednesday night, vanquishing] Cleveland 6-3 after Kansas City had held the Yankees to a split in .. afternoon doubleheaider. The A's iron the second game 641. aft- ] er absorbing a 1-0 defeat In the
Washington stunned third place Chicago with a 2-1 decision that dropped the White Sox four games off the pace. Detroit snapped Boston’s five-game winning streak
4-2.
fwo of the older Orioles—outfielder Gene Woedling and pitch-er Skinny Btpwn—carried Btoffi-more tovirtory.Woodling, extending his hitting streak through 17 games, walloped a grand slam home run off Dick Stigman in tiie third inniitg. This offset lead Cleveland had run up against (Save Barber In the first tinting.
bn, a 35-year-old right-hand-... took over and pitched eight shutout innings of six-hit relief tor his 10th victory.
Yankee rookie HU Stafford and A’s veteran Ned Garar turned in the shutouts at New York. Stafford permitted four hits in the opener and walked off with his second major league victory on Mickey Mantle’s sixth-timing grip-le that scored Yogi Berra.
Carver also hurled a four-hitter, in the pightcap, for only his
seventh victory against New'York
der’s bases-loaded single off Ralph Terty -ftf the sixth broke lip a scoreless duel.
Southpaw rookie Jack Kralick J Washington out-pitched righthander Bob Shaw irf the White Sex. The Senator! came up with the tie-breaking run -in the ninth catcher Earf Battey’s sacrifice fly. The Senators had loaded ihe, bases, on singles by JUlio Becquer and Jim Lemon and a walk to Reno Bertoia. Pinch hitter Elmer Vajo forced a runner at the plate before Battey .filed to deep left, Lemon.
Lands 3Vi-Pound Bass
Afteer taking a'number dt big pike from Pontiac Lake during the summer, lake (resident Harry Van ttsen, 9679 Parities Drive, today hooked his biggest bass.
V«n Horn was casting with a jitterbug from Ida dock when he took an Sty-htoh, Sty-pound large-mouth. "The fish put up a good fight,” Harry aakL
Smith, 58. tf expected to be out for at least a month. He has been head coach atVEaynefar six £aan.
Backfield coach Hal Willard will act as head coach until Satith returns.

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DETROIT (Aft - Labor Day ill be just that for the Detroit *d Wings ttft year. ^
The Detroit hockey dub will as-
tmble mom than tt piayen tor wining camp on that da lympia Stadium, the regulai - home of the Rad Wings.
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or In Ids days an the .lea and ah amys has admired players with a great amount of spirit. Re's
varsity camp hi Tom McCarthy, a youngster who- has had Jrig league potential, and UM« else, In
pal new Is te move ap aaather ■etch In the 1MS-S1 season. *“| have a tot ef wait ta da i there’s ns sense In having holiday to start with."
Adams and coach Sid A boll greed, in s pre-camp huddle, that he 1900 Wings will be a rough-and-aady crew,	.... •,
Abel has high hopes for several rookies, Howard Glover is a 2S-year-old right winger who scored 39 goala for Buffalo last year, “and he's rough, too," Abel pointed out.
AM and Adams are trying U figure a way to "light a McCarthy." ,
He Is M jeers eld, and scored
tt goals — tor fludbnry toat asn» sos. Abel aad Adams agrae that I I || iMlfy sf a
A1 Johnson also is & and i sowed TT goals at Spokane I
McCarthy has •* Oardto Hsws."
We re gonna play. it rough," aid Adams. "We're taking the landcuffs off Pete Goegan on de-i, apd we expect the rest to ollow his example. Nome Is going o push us around this year, , 'Those teams aipn’t gonna walk on our goaltender like they' ieen doing the past couple to
A blight young defenseman Is year. A returnee to the Red Wligfll-year-aid Getty Odrowskl. He jalso, played at Sudbuty Ust season. Adams said the Wings had to pro-j jtect him on their draft Hat cause ty.o n I re.a I would have I Jgrabbed him up. '.
The Wings aren't at ., about Terry Sawchuk, whoae health has been e problem in recent cam-
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By BOX CORNWELL Today's tmdtfrbnd dual between tin. Keith Ohutie) LsCfarir of Barton HIM* and Mrs. John Hume Jr. of Essex grabbed top billing as the Women's District Golf Association match piny tournament moved'two the semifinal round at Pine Lake Country Club. '
Mrs. LeClalr. the defending champion, and Mr*. Home, who won the WDGA’a M hole medal play rr#WB earlier this summer.
yesterday, a one-over-par TV, she Conquered Mrs. Hamid Mar-quardt of Gowanle, 3-1. Mrs. LeClalr lost the IB pole, but fou back for a lap advantage at the turn and wap never headed. *
The sharp-shooting Ann AfMr bpusPwjfp, aim th^ reigning MlcU-gan Amateur champion; is the favorite but the favorite's role will switch to Mrs. Hume if she can upset the form chart.
sively. The Windsor gaiter rifled a ,77 for a 3*1 triumph over Mrs. E. L. Goddard of Indlanwood, last year's State Amateur champ. Mrs. Hume was 1-up after trine holes. Nancy smith, the N-yeniM
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Mrs. LeClalr fired the best golf
Mias Smith bowed to Mix. Hil-kene, 2-1. She Was 3 down after 10 holes, rallied wjth a birdie and a par on Noa. 14 and 13 to cut her deficit to one, then lost the 16tb ip a birdie and halved the ITth to
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Boats May Be Improving Faster Than Boatmen
On Future Wcathef
Many Careless m Protecting' ^zeProducts
Good Mooring linos. Anchors Art Required to Hold in Storms
DARIEN. Conn. <NEA> - A" Mts getting better than the boatmen!
This seems , to be the case after ewing a Long Island Sound waterfront at Darien following a
Many craft had broken moor ag line* and sailed themselves shore. Others dragged aachor. The storm, fortunately, was ndjRjr~awT most of the boats leachetfmemselves on soft sand little damage was done. But a •survey of the shore indicated that ie boats had jveathered the blow n spite of their skippers, not be-
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Sky Is Reliable Check
Even if you don't haar the official weather reports before you go nature has i Mh in weather forecasting system which has proved to be pretty raUahto and can be mad from the Ay,
Safety on Water Is Common Sense
armmd M. yea re* te pretty murr that bad weather la an the
A brtsht blue sky generally you will have a. stretch
Fair weather ta usually Meat- ; ed when fleecy, light-textured floods can be seen. Rain is tadt-cated when small, dark douda ara visible to the sky. High deads moving In another direction then lower douda la in<Ucatl«e of unsettled weather.
basically
The Federal Boating Act of 1958 was the cauae of a great deal of legislating In 1056. Basically ‘ with the registration an$i ; of all powerboats over w horsepower for Identification. these state laws also incliid-
SMART BOATS—Pleasure craft that choae this sandy beach to go aground In A storm were more intelligent than owners using ctothes line for mooring and rock for anchor.
ed various provisions for the safe every boating member, Also make operation of watercraft.	jn complete check of the other safe-
Any boatman who has practiced (^y devices — lire extinguisher.
affieers of the local boat dab, aU pHcbtag is (a help eieaa ap
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Rules of Road1 Should be Followed Closely,
Boatmen, it seems, will spend many dollars on a fine new craft, and then aaeun It with line that ■might not keep a small dog in the backyard.
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Good marine rope was chewed right through on other craft because no allowance bed been made for protection from chafing. Even lines of proper sue and strength can abrade quickly if bow chocks Are allowed to nto on toem,
; Many boatmen deserve dug-
J the beach are examined beats . with only a large rock or cement * Meek tied to the aachor rope.
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All right lor the first caveman
The “Ruleaof the Road" of boating are old hat to many skippers and many boating newcomers have reed and studied them. But how many drippers Ml to practice these safe-boating regulations?
These “Rules of the Road" were designed for all boatmen to fob low—just as traffic regtilations are set up for highway travel The Evinrude -Boating Foundation re-minds boatmen that these “Rules of file Road" and “Laws" help make - boating aafe for you and your family.
Every good skipper should know thds^hasic rules of boating:
To avoid collision when meet-lag another boat, always bear to the right. A boot should always give way to another to He “danger sane” by altering coarse. (The danger none to that area from dead ahead to two potato
sailor who moored (Us fishipg. raff Abaft toe starboard beam — M that May, but seamanship is supposed to have tmpros&d since then.
;Cinder Mocks, sash weights or scrap iron are no substitutes for a ■good anchor and lota of line to make it dig deep, »pecially in •coastal .waters where a storm brings in extra high tides
A mushroom aAetjor or heavy weights, plus plenty of chain, can •hold in mud. while sand, grass or ■rocky bottom may require a ape-•dal hook.
■	In many parts of the country we
|flnd clubs or harbor masters •recommending proper ground -tackle for size of boat end type of ‘.bottom..	-—• ’^**e**=^
■	One craft broken loom from slip '<* mooring and cruising alone through an anchorage can do m< damage to other boats than
Tips for Underwater Movie Photo Fans
NEW YORK—Skin divers can take exciting and unusual pictures underwater even if they lack masterful technique and expensive equipment.
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Suggestions are:
1.	If you only want to take an occasional picture underwater, the soft plastic cam Is ideal. It will Accept almost all 35 mm., ?14 x JH, and i mm. catnegasr .
2.	The 8 mm. camera will do all the 16 mm. will do at one-third the coat. If you intend showing your films to luge audiences or to sell them, however, -um -a.46
1. Electric eye cameras are ek-cellent underwater. They <k> away with the problem of getting correct exposures each time the depth j and bottom end surface conditions
4.	U you want to take color picture!, use the faster speed films-'
5.	Hie bat underwater picturea are taken on cairn days and dear water.
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T. Get as dose as possible to your subject for deer, sharp pic-tana.
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one-quarter lets than usual because of the retraction ef light through water. Therefore, advises Popular Bearing, aet your focus tor three-fourths ef the actual distance.
is not serious — simply s boatman who has let hit tail tank run dry .
but it la always a goad tdaa toj T> check even if it doesn't look Sfr rious.
Wherever and whenever possible, always urn cam man sente. This l> one regulation that cannot be outlined. yet ft is toe beats o' safet/ tip and feature that offered.
other words, a boat approaching from the right.) By to* shh^ token, it a beat approaches from .your left — or port — side, yea have the right of way. However, it is advised that you slow speed until you know what toe other skipper IS going to de.
When overtaking and passing another boat, always stay clear of the boat being overtaken. If the boat doing the overtaking is s large vessel with h deep draft, it tf good manners and sound sea-fwindilp for the skipper of the smaller boat to pull to the tide of the waterway to let him pais. This m oos situation in which it Is no* wise for the outboard -skipper to Insist on the right of way.
Sailboats always have the right of way over power boats except in the not very likely possibility of a boat under sail overtaking one im> der power. Courtesy also requires that sailboats while racing be given a wide berth. If you have pass closely to a sailboat, 8a 80 slowly and on the leeward lide (the aide on which it to carrying its main boom) ao as to cauae the least possible disturbance from your wake.
Fishing boats with nets, li awls out, whether anchoi underway, rinuld he passe* caution. However, fishermen never anchor in a charinej « way. Nobody has right* in areas unless they are “Just p through.”
When leaving stipe, wharves er piers proceed with eaatton. Boats have as rights uatll they an la open water — entirely dear. Boats going downstream er dew*-
the right of way aver I
sets, but because of their poor ft neuvefkMttty. tugs and bai| should be given authority. Should any mishap occur witl
pie-hook fishing lures and i of various weights can be hung here, out of the way yet
Routing Inspect Often
RRHHI ...	Before casting oft, a wise rkip-
| of fair weather — a vivid r“* **"* pn performs an litiinitia* af Va I aet usually means fair the follow-Mg. Hr makes sure there, Is ample ting day. Bui a Wd sunrise warnsjgj^ahoerd;—fuel Md StWltHg of possible bad weather In t|H properly connected, life preservers offing.	accounted for, and emergency
Usually, if (he sky is gray atigrar at hand. He makes a pro* sunset, yog count on foul weathe'rj'cnutlona.ry twist on each trmaorn the following day. If the sky Is clamp screw Your motor should cloudless when the sun-goes ddwtrjbe secured, tfr. the craft by | length you can expect -lair-and cooiorLf- chain to prevent ions ‘
WPRthflF tomorrow.	amari<4i free ' ti*asft> Haffai
rommon’body low. Tighten the lines on the boat before getting aboard or have someone Md toe boat for you Ao it doesn't “slip away." Keep your Arms and hands free • . . Ain’t board, loaded down with gear.
Before tearing the pier cheek tojmwtng. see that there is a life preserver, either Jacket, belt or cushion, for
overpowered boat is hard to trot and could be dangerous.
'If you must stand in a email boat, either put the motor in neutral or stop it altogether Never its while the craft
the common sense principles of safe outboard ing has normally been within the ranges of these safety statutes. What is now the law, in most cases, hi IHUt amnnp ii«s|W« for Some
tee. _____
However, how often does the experienced boatman shortcut some of the most basic dictates of common sense! How often does the novice boatman, because he baa not learned to respect the water, fell to invohe bis Commen sense
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riraced boatman and to help teach the novice seme of the common amae sale boating principles, the Evinrude Boating Foundsti0~ often these auggeetions:
a pier step as fcloee amidships (center) as possible and keep your
Never launch your boat in .swift waten or near a dam or ' always start your outboard before leaving the pier. If a trailer ia used In launching your boat, block the wheels of both car and traitlei especially when launching on''
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I Ail skippers should trim to be weathermen in order to keep tabs on cloud formations for signs of approaching storms or squalls If a rain' or wind storm should hit while you’re under Way heed for shore. If the waves are large, head into them . ^ • if they are small, "ride
lights, emergency paddle and other gear necessary to make your boat a safe one. Mate extra sure .that your equipment is In operable condition.	• ■
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If your rraft 1s equipped with conventional-type gas tank always remove the tank from . the boat before filling and wipe clean before putting it bade. U you have manent-type tank make sun) not td ■L any gaS over the site of the cootaintr. Under no circumstances your tank near lira peclatly a cigarette!
When takfogyMr aboard, don't overload. An over-loaded teat ia easily swamped.
Follow the toad capacity limits that the boat builder has astab* listed Also, power your banLae-cording to toe manutaeturer's max-inium horsepower specification. An Rodeo contests are held oq land not on the water. Boating cowboys are hazards to everyone on or In the water. Remember, your boa
weather
Possible rain follows looking sun. When efrroetratus clouds Mot out the sun, rain may be on the wIJkA sun setting an aura of gtarUfo white, generally means a storm. When " tn dark clouds, bad nights usually follow, but when the sun rises from a gray horizon, you can count on good weather.
Whfta Need streaks sad patch-serosae ea toe beriaaa after **41 d.......~
wrench free. Far hettef, Mercury clamp brackets , have elongated holes to ' accommodate transom through-bolls which serine the motor to the transom independently of the clamp screws.
Bring your beat Into harbors and docks at a tow speed sad be carto ful when docking at another's pier. Should you have tin cans, botttos er food wash	“
to your boat them In a disposal eshore. Never Uttar the water with wastes.
Don't ha a “heating cowboy.'
Boats on Go at Local Lakes
Boating continues jo be popular
at Kensington Metropolitan Pqrk tear Milford and at Metropolitan Beach on Lake St. Clair non
SAILING RIVALS — These eight Skippers are competing this week for the North American Women’s Sailing Championship. Left to right, first row, they are: Jocelyn Steveps, Quebec;
Rae Ramey,
Seattle, Wteh.; Linda Youngs, Alessandria, Va. Left to right, second row; Jane Pagd, Wisconsin: Pat Duane, Florida; Nancy Mara and Michele Laity of Massachusetts.
Aa estimated 4.600 small water craft have been launched at Kent Late in Kensington Metropolitan Park since the season opened in April.
The park, which has two boat launching sites. The perk Issues toanchtog permits which are good the entire boating season,
David 0. Latdtaw, park superintendent. reports thnt this year salting has Increased to popularity on Kent Lake. This Is due primarily to the lack at speed boat activity ... the inland lake where speed limits - are strictly enforced qnd water skilag is net permitted.
Kent Late, a papular fishing site tei lX tweive-toot ahimtnum row boats which are available at the Beat Rental building, hut motors, gaaoHne. flatting tackle er bait are not supplied at the park.
. Motors can be eeed by parti visitors and are limited to VM horsepower unless spedal permto-for larger motors is obtotaadL This is without charge.
[Lights Mean Safety ; in Night Boating Any boat operating between sunset and sunrise must show navigation lights. By color and ar-. rangement these lights identify you' td otter boats and show the . direction of your course. In most	Metals Heavier Than Lead Not for Cup Boats New York—(NEA)—After an to>| quiry by Alan Payne, the Newl York Yacht Qub and the Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron rule^ that! metals heavier than lead are pftej hibited for keela of America's Cup boats. '
follows: One bright white light, visiMe , two miles in all . directions, mount-red as high as poasible at the	
	• * ■ V . * . . Payne is the Australian design-; er of Jhe prospective challenger in 1962. The heel at a 12-meter weighs about 36,000 pound*. A keel at, gold, which is a heavier metal, would coat in the neighborhood of 30 million.
„ stem. .One combination light, visible i one mUe, mounted near the how, showing red to port and grew 1 to starboard. Each color must be , visiMe from dead ahead to two . points aboft the beam (the cor-tract arc of visibility, a Uttie more	
• than a right angle, is built into the light). , in mounting lights be sure that ■ their visibility Is not obstructed l by*pther equipment. Always have . a powerful flashlight aboard.	Bob Grottkau of the Detroit Lions would make an ideal guent for - a summer * "cookout.” He epaat the off-season from football ta ffie UJS. Army as a cook.
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Oregon, it was found that 757 candidates got votes. _ * ■ * +" It 'was strictly a write-in contest, no names being on the ballot. Three men made a race for'tbs office and divided aome 29.000 ballots. But 2,400 voters divided their support among" 754 othsn.	■ . *" w	* •-» i The drink provokes excitement i and frenzied dreams and some t natives have found that it is habit- t forming. World Health Organize- i tion experts ' are studying the problem and prill advise whether khat tree cultivation should be r prohibited of controlled.
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Carver School Head List* Facilities
Wo Problem	Handling N
Olltpiif Up 36.3 fa 1 Near $100, Per P>ge in Congrcagional Record
Aided by l%i Cars'
UK superintendent of schools in Roy«* Oak Township today stated emphatically that the township U able to. ofler ninth gnufe classes and thet -our problems have been greatly exaggerated."
Dr. Joesph Hudson, Cbrver School District superintendent de-that "our ninth grade pupils
Harrelson Gets Probation, Fine
Admits Forging Sixty Signaturts on. Petitions 'for.Judge Candidate
Icaun f. Hartetoon pleaded guilty yesterday to a charge at violating the state election law just prior to his scheduled trial in Municipal Court.— :
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He was placed on 90 days ptb - bation by Judge Maurice E. Finnegan and paid 1100 coats.
R^freteaa, 9t, of I’ll Deasta Place, is (he sm of l*. Har-
Teamsters Local Oil.
He- originally was ordered to stand trial Aug. 10, hut tailed to appear. A bench warrant issued at that time lor his attest was dismissed when he telephoned the court clerk and said he was in "Chicago on business and wtftdd return lor trial when BaarbedidM. - ' ■ - - -r-/j
----Young Harrdaon admi
he forged some 60 names on nominating petitions of Detroit attorney David Kaufman, unsuccessful candidate for the Oakland County
in the August primary election.
He originally pleaded not guilty Ot the mlitowsw at his swjgB-
Mute at Arraignment in Abduction Case
■ A 30-year-old Pontiac I charged with the statutory rape of a 15-year-old girl stood mute ft his arrstonmert Wednesday in ^dependence ' Township before Justice of the Peace William H. Stamp.
Stamp scheduled examination of tiie charges against Kenneth L. Bockelman of 229 Victory Drive for Sept. 8 in justice .jNP't' Bockelman was released today
He is accused of criminaliy assaulting the girl Tuesday eve. iting in Us car in the nre ffiiob School grounds, 6020 Sashabaw Road, after taring her from her fapme on the ruse that he had a baby-sitting job for her.
GMC to Have Truck Display at State Fair
of tiw General Motors exhibit at the Michigan State Fair, that opens today, i _ big truck display sponsored by GMC Truck and Coach Striata, ■>	;	* db -
GMC Track will show seven vehicles ranging hum Its compact Junta Vtadeiivwy trade to huge dier:l highway tractors. The exhibit win be .manned by GMCfactory branch and zone personnel froifa Detroit and Pontiac.
a A ■, A Besides the 14-foot-long Junior Van. Ught-duty tracks will consist of a Wideside pickup and si Sub-urban station wagon. Highway Tra? tors will include gas and diesel-powered -steel and aluminum tilt-cab units.
Jet in Europe
iuf W. P. Uor Plant to Auimbld Planes In United States
GENEVA (Si— American air craft manufacturer William Lear disclosed plans today for building a 506-mlie-per-hour twin-jet touring plane in Europe for assembly in'the United States.
rata.of 1>S per year trsns USL Lear said the plane, priced it $306,000, has not yet been named becauae “we thought it was more important to get a good airplane and worry about the name later." * * *
He said the Swiss-American Aviation Corp. has no connection with the Lear, Inc., aircraft plant at Grand Rapids, Mich., and he stressed that no decision has heed taken where in the United States the plane will be assembled and fitted with American-built jet engines. The decision is to be left to the American distributor, who has not yet been'chosen.
Hits Connally Amendment
Bar Still Against
World Court Slap H
By FRANK CORMIER WASHINGTON (AP)-The pol-
Former Sen. Tom Connally of Texas sponsored the original res-
* Association have decided by a vote Of 114-107 that they still don’t like the controversial Connally : vation.
The ABA House of Delegates approved a resolution Wednesday Urging the Senate to repeal the 14-yeqr-old reservation which limits "United States’ acceptance of tiie World Court’s jurisdiction.
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Under U, this country reserves the right to decide whether court case against it involves a domestic matter and thus is exempt from World Court rulings.
While tiie ABA decision—reaffirming one made 13 years ago— was likely to stand, the issue still remained alive at the association’s 83rd: annual meeting- The question was scheduled for still another airing before the ABA Assembly, consisting of aH 6,000 lawyers attending the ■footing. 1 '"A- A
'The assembly corid take an opposite position, supporting Its action would be subject to review by tiie House of Delegates, which presumably would take the same stand it took Wednesday.
Since M members of the House did not vote, however, there remained a chance that the ded-sion might he reversed.
Jin tiie UJ. Senate, opposition of some members peventod don this year on a resolution to gaped the limitation.
A '; A ' . i :* In opposing the reservation, the lawyers’ group took the position
recommended by President Eisenhower ISStf ‘	■
Monday.
Eisenhower pictured the respr-vation as a stumbling bkxi to the wstabUshment of a world tide of lew,, inasmuch as it permits the United States to decide « a case-^aMBfahgsir whethtr tllMM
subject to the World Court’s foris-ttetion. Eisenhower saw thfa r* * led example lor the rest of
No Map Nor Buck, Selectmen Protest
FAiRHAVEN, Mass. ffi-The buck-wasn't passed.
Selectmen recently Opened a letter (lom the State Department of Public Works.
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It teas official confirmation that atfeel of town-owned land had beefl token-for development of a each.
“Enclosed are gl and a map..
Only one trouble, said a selectman: “There was no map and no buck.”
Selectmen demanded payment.
t talk to the aaoodatto
Bar Frowns Upon Off-the-Record Pleas
WASHINGTON (UPII - The American Bar Association today recommended that federal agencies adopt rules to prevent members of Congress from making off-the-record appeals on behalf of their constituents. ‘
The ABA House of Delegates unanimously adopted a t proposed by Earl W. chairman of the Federal Trade Commission and head of the bar group’s administrative law section.
Hang Youth in England
of an sMerfy wens a a riwpfceeper- Be wap sentoarsd to July tor slaying Mr Lily Parry, a 10-year sM
Leprosy is known somstimes as I
“has never IP ran ten id to
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Most Of the trouble centered around 94 pupils who graduated djtiith grade In George Washington Carver School last line. .
This is the township’s only school told R provides classes for cMJ-dren from kindergarten through the eighth grade. <
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Ninth-graders previously attend-I clsssss In “Detroit on a tuition ssto, but the Detroit Board of Education says tt no longer has room tp • accept additional en-
This doesn’t sound Uke a problem,'does nr” the superintendent
Feradale and Oak Park School Boards have similarly turned down attempts by township officials to place the students in their districts.	JJ~
"there Is no truth in statements that we do not haw, farlHtlrn to teach Atoth grade/'
He diadoaed that there were.lt classrooms and two offices in Ufo ‘ tot in use because of a sharp decrease in population here. |tor^#'4W.’-'-	. a
’We gladly offer them at maintenance cost to any surrounding school districts suffering from overcrowded, conditions." Hudson
CAN HANDLE PROBLEM* Presently,-the township space and teachers available to handle ninth grade classes, the superintendent explained.
We have extended our M-hool
tsThnlndo that grade) and ptoa to Oder a rawtentow kmtodtog Lac
DETROIT tUPli * Production of im model can by American Motors and Ford-Motor Co. - this sraok. sparked a 36.3 per cetiL to* crease In the auto Industry’! out-L Automotive News said today! The trade paper asM lie to-
By EDMOND UC BRETON WASHINGTON (API - The Congreaakmal Record, that cherished anthology of speeches both
With Chevrolet puck production down lor tiw second straiMrt week, the industry's commercial vehicle output dropped 10.5 per dim this week. Automotive Nests said. It estimated the week's output at 13v-compared with 14X73 last
week.
He. said that the problem would lie to |he future.
“What will become of the graduating ninth graders is something we must consider.
‘This is where we Should strive to wdrfc out sometiting with the aid of outside districts and state school officials,” Hudson explained, food of sUkworms.
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As for the teaching staff, which currently numbers 38, Hudson said,
‘every teacher to our district certified fay the Stole Department of Public Instruction;
“All of them, have college degrees and 30 per cent have ters degree or better!"
Last Speeches Costly for Taxpayers
That meant Powell gets to ftU about 13 page* .of the Record. Members can primp a* much as two pages it a lime with no ques-
Betore the member*
House went home, so many ot them asked for and got "unanl-moua consent to rerise and extend remaths, and include extraneous matter" that some ot the other members whistled out loud.
Some of the most piercing whistles were provoked by the request, duly granted, ot Rep, Adam Clay-
Mulberry leaves are the favorite material notwlthatandlr^; a cost of
delivered and merely thought options of cost asked; beyond that Ihfy must Include an estimate wtth-thrir request. At latest count, the official price for printing a page sms something under $100.
Several members, including Rep. H. R. Gross, R*lowa, want-what valuable contributions accounted tar the flood of insertion requests. They pectolty interested 1n Powell's $1,923 offering, .	7 w
Powell wasn’t there, and . Demo-
cratic Leader John W. McCormack said Wednesday night’s
ton PoweJT Jr., D.-N.Y., to insert of Massachusetts said he couldn’t
be very enlightening.
Powell's-office sides told news-
what the
MT know, either.
McCormack's ftepubUcan counterpart, Rep. Chutes A. HsUcck of Indiana, laughed off a suggestion by Rep- Clare Hofman, R-Mkh., that ha save (Inis l>y Jyat getting consent tor everybody in ' the House to put whatever be liked In the* Record.
But HsUcck volunteered to aid Hoffman. and Gnw tao. ser liia list of members entitled to teMrt.
Rep. Paul C. Jones, D-Mo., a long-time campaigner for Urrilta-ttons on rari#ng and extending.
tag exceeded anything he could remember In bfo It years to Oess-gress.
The oHgtotl ctais of graduating eighth graders numbered — Parents were bitter ever the tort that their children might have to remain la aa ati-Nagra
Now only 24 remain. The other families have moved .to other districts//.....
study the problems facing the township, according to Everett Spurlock, executive secretary of thb Pontiac Urban League.
to Orange Auto Industry
By JACK VANDENBERG UFI Automotive Editor
DETROIT *- One of the nation'stop automoble deal- j era say* he feel* the introduction of tiew luxury 0001*] pact cars this fall will force a complete realignment of I the auto Industry.
Birkett Williams, president of the National Automotive Dealers Association, says he thinks the new luxury compacts will invade the*--area of the market now
considered the^excluslvc do-1H /?!?____f/
main at stagdl&'tf^fced ^Idw- rOfn|Cy|
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leave the auto industry realigned on a compact-car basis, with the present compacts controlling the low-priced field and: the luxury cothpacts controlling the’medium-priced field.
think half of the sales af
within a year,” RTIlllaasa drawled. “There la a definite change in the aatsasskUe pto-
tosa Fsofto sr“
fereat la smaller and more e
Williams said the auto industry currently is offering too many options to the car-buying public.
'All We need (to the low-priced Arid) are eight models," he said.
two and fo^Fdoor sedans to standard and deluxe series, a two-door station wagon, a four-dodf station wagon, a convertible and a two-door hardtop.
“If j
runtoi U<^ ell
the (ae-
four-door hardtop.” he said. “We
Criticized
By JACK BELL WASHINGTON (AP) - Both presidential candidates had critical goodbye for the Congress. which is expected to wind up today ttr politicafiyltaiediimimer 1
Sen. John F. Kennedy of Massachusetts served notice that be will be around to January—either as president-elect or senator—to bring up again some oPtoe things they didn’t do.
Vice President Richard l
onJhTs Republican rival, said Con-greas had been called back after the party conventions for political rarposes amTAarf failed to enact program.
Nixon, hospitalized with an' jn-
-w-F. nr wm. w-	throu«*'
It hi tiw low-priced G Wetn' Wr press secretary, that :wm. ”	"certainly it is not surprising that
» ...	. J- . Jthe leaderii -«f the Democratic
Iiwtiw matter of four-door hard* party have not produced the type tops, Wimams apparently would of program" president Eisenhow-
get support from American Motors President George Romney, dropped the four-door hardtops from AM's model lineups this year.
But the Ford dealer with 45, years of experience to Cleveland contradicted the policies of both Ford and General Motors with his comments atwut'the need for fewer models to the tower priced field. BUT OPTIONS INCREASE Both GM and Ford are increasing engine and model options in * that the market is becoming more "segmented” and it is necessary to cater more specific driving wishes of the motorists.
Wllttoms said he felt two VS tegtees and saw six-cylinder entire was afi that era# reeded to tack make af the few-priced nsdste.
He said the widespread selections current^ offered by the auto companies forced dealers to keep unusually large stories to their
er and he advocated.
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Kennedy criticized Southern Democrats, as well as Republican*. for balking the passage AT legislation keyed to his party's platform.
He told his colleagues Wednesday that if he had accepted 1 stripped-down House version of Jl minimum wage toll the action would have foreclosed further progress in this field for several years.
Instead, he said, he chose to tot the bill die so that it could be to n new Congress few president
He estimated excessive inventories have cost the nation’s new car dealers more than $56 million already this year and fold the figure probably would grow about $10 million before the end of tiw year,
‘Automobile adliiw ia going he a rough and tumble busineas next year,” he said. ^Everybody will be competing with everybody is.' ■ .-..j'■!
’T’ve npver seen anythtog lire if in my 45 yeart to this business. Until now, the low, medium and high-priced groups competed * their own price classes. But 1 It is a free-for-all.”
with 1
Malnutrition on the Hun, Claims Ike
WASHINGTON (AP)-PresUtat Eisenhower said today tjmt for the first time hr history mankind to able “to catch the scent of victory” over two ancient enern hunger and malnutrition.
There
hipped aw on the defensive, he declared in a speech prepared for the International Congress on 1
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"The world cups its ear to b _ the rattling of rockets. It listens less closely fo the sounds of peace and well bring, which emanate from the aktor hot steady bnprews-ment in world'health and nutri-......he said.
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Carole Return Says Senators Strangle on jo Witness Box
i Provocation to • Examination in Find) f Mordor Ratrial
-; LOS ANGELES (UPD —C»«i* Tregoff returned ta the wtti ■end today In defew * al her and prosecution attorneys indicated they would finish cross enplna-l 'Alan before day’s and.,
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theme by the two praaidential candidate#—Vice President Richard M. Nixon and Sen. Mm T. Kennedy-each claiming he's the one to do the leading'
Each had a chance to do hia Neither Democrats nor^ftepub- ettrff in this congressional session.
Kennedy more than Mixon be-cause Nixon, hv the nature ol the vice presidency, has to stoy pretty much oa the sideline*.
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the taxpayers’ accomplishing practically strangled Itself In partisanship
and poor performance.
a victory from what happened, tor very little done except to leave the voter* more confused than ever on what
Wednesday's aossion and did not
Bhe erted epealy the twe pravt-•as days as ihe retofed her love
*Ja a Mdeaway apartment In , Monterey rut.
proaecutor Oifford Crail methodically questioned Carole Wednesday shout what occurred on and before the night of July U, 1959. when Mrs. Barbara Jean finch was slain in the driveway of her hilltop Nome in suburban Went Covina.
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* Rocking to and fro in a swivel jeheir, Crail paueed after each an-•»wer, then mail die ex-model's
Aiauecrtpis of the first murder trial hnd two police statements.
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* Discrepancies were pointed out •4n her testimony concerning Bine Memento, what aha and Finch did Aefora Mrs. Finch arrived at the home, what they had planned to lath about end —among other Ahing* — Canto's knowledge of the
LANKNGLun — Paul D. Bagwell, Republican candidate for governor, has moved to soft-pedal controversy in parly rank* over the constitutional'convention issue
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Republican candidates for the legislature told Bagwell Wednesday they either would support hto call for constitutional overhaul, «’ N they oppose K, keep silent during the campaign.
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*	Canto testified the differences,
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juoall events more dearly now Jhan at the previous sessions.
Monkey Business Jn Earnest at Space Center
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Each bachad hto ow* kind af awd-toal care program. The Senate approved o program mueh Ion than eKhar wanted ROUGH HOAD AHEAD H this session of Congress showed anything K (bowed tbs » Ninon and Kennedy Mot In dtotilRB whh I pext year, no matter to wins hi Novesnhar. _
The Senate Democrat*, baring the Republicans 1041, had
votes to ram through anything they whfrsrt itf they stuck tape tin r , bet they didn't.
Nineteen Southern Da departed the rest of their party t» Join the Republicans in killing Kennedy’s medical core MIL
Bagwell Shushes Argument in GOP Oyer Con-Con Issue
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Calif,
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Ode Of (he largest
of regarding the Democratic party as e single party with
tor what they did to him la tide session of Congress.
’a two mala waapona. he has to deal with a Democratic will be the power veto what ha doean't like and the hope of getting enough Democrat* to trot along with enough Republicans to give him what ha wants.
But what ball get out of such
m ticket at the wind up lay campaign strategy
The GOP chieftain; a long-time advocate of constitutional reform, demanded and got endorsement by the Republican Mat* Convention laat weekend of a proportion that, —Or=,g®!=batot*:=4ha::vatefS=ftoVr::fe j R would authorise a statewide vote on celling a convention and revise the system for electing delegates.
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"We recognise that there is disagreement on this issue, but those who oppose tiie ballot preposition at least agreed not to iampaign against it — or any other plank in the Republican platform," Bag-
* BAN ANTONIO. Tex. (AP)-The SUM U S. animal put into orbit -around the earth freaaed monkey -Sliced apples.
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Two of the five monkeys being -trained tor the trip were exhibited >y the Air Force Wednesday, They are known as SOX and SIX. a * ■ *■ -.
% The Air Force hopes to put emu -of the 4-pound monkeys into orbit using a modified Thor missile .fired from Vandaitetg, Calif., Air ] Force Baae in late October. The .hesdthfeat of females will make the trip and the Air Force believes il will survive. Its food during the trip will consist of diced •PPles.
i. Carlton H. Morris, R-Kalsms-
zoo. and several others in the so-called "veto bloc" which prevented the proposal from going on the ballot by legislative resolution.
BagweH told the candidate* ha wenld "keep putting the presence” an U Gov. John B. gwato-sen, hie Detnorretie rival, to pre-
Swaineon said at the Democratic convention lest weekend that hie tax program was to defeat the GOP ballot proposal to raise the sales tax ceiling from three to four cants. He will make raeommandations on an alternative proposal after the election, he said.
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‘No man who la running for governor can keep hto plank for solving the state’s financial problems secret,” Bagwell said. "Anyone who does dooa’ut dtesrva the rirtt to leiadershlp.
OOP legislative leaders confidently prsdiatod the November election wenld pat BepnMIeana in stranger centre! el the Senate and
Sen.. Frank—P. Beadle, R-St. Clair, Senate majority leader, said Republican exported to pick 19 at
their majority to M-10.
may GAIN « SEATS	The (Matte Castle, 1$
wen Any of tht three Upper Peninaula Haddam, Com., has granite walls seated *U Democratic held, is like- four to five feet thick at the baae.
ty to go Republican, Beadle aaid. San. Garland B. Lane, D-FliM, also la marked for defeat, he aaid.
Rep, Allison Green, RKtogxton.
six House seats, ending the 99-55 party split that tied the lower chamber in knots during the 1059 and 1990 sessions.
’Swing” districts whert Republicans hope to defeat Democratic incumbents currently include those by Repa. S. James Clarkson, D-Southfield; Raymond J. Apley, D-Mount aemens; William C, Sterling, D-Menroe; F. Charles Rasp, D-Twln Lake;' Andrew H. Wfetl, D-Hancock; Harvey Beadle. D-Plymouth; and Joseph Giachlno, D4m Mountain, .	.
In the November elections, only one-third of the 100 Senate seats are at stoke and, life Democrats outnumber the Republicans 66-34. Hie Democrats don't figure to loaq their majority In November, no matter who wins the preair dency.
ALL SEATS AT STAKE In the House all 437 seats are at stake. But there the Democrats outnumber the Republicans 290 to 153; WRjTirvi vacancies.
80. short of a Republican landslide, which no one la predicting, [poet to lose control in the House, either.
If Nixon wins the presidency he faces the prospect of denlina with a Democratic-fun Congreee. whlch can he a frustrating experience, as Kennedy1 ought to be.able to tell him.
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Kennedy, because he needs all the vote* he can get and can't afford to split the party, won’t he able In tide election campaign to blame the Southern Democrats
probably baloaiad to the l>nn-nosaunis Bexar one of its near, relatives of pwMstorir times. It jniOiabate 47 fefl dtoo. Mood 19 feet tall and had. six tort teeth.
be conservative legislation since the conservatives of both parties to Congress are the dominating torae and are likely to remain so.
If Kemftiy wine he will always have hanging over him the threat of a coalition of conservative Dem-oerats And conservative Repubil-
earth hto been praaoitod to of California by San Froncfeos attorney Edward
tutor.
The aataral east «f the thrae-toed feat came ira*aa Utai eoai ■toe. fCiSfoH* fife IS tachee - about toe atoe of an efe
University otflefeif said the loot
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BROMPTON. England (UPI)-A jxmge sandwich, and * Inrt cake, both whipped up hy the same chef, won first prises Wednesday to * local eootdng contest.
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22 Nationality Groups to Bock Nixon ond Lodge
WASHINGTON (UPI) Leaders of 32 nationality groups hive formed an American Nationalitiei for Nixon-Lodge Committee in aup-port of the GOP ticket.
vice President Richard-Nixen’e campaign headquarter* announced that former Gov. Theodora R. Me-Keldin of Maryland and John Rlch-ardson Jr., president of the International Rescue Committee in New York, wmtid .ba cochairmen of the committee.
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Two communities today filed i Circuit Court to, force (Mdand County and Detroit to start opdrat-die $6.7-million Farmington ■ewer interceptor system.
Five communities filed a similar suit last week to force the city and county to begin operating the fT-mflllian Evergreen interceptor sewer system.
la today's suit, Harrainkton and West Bloomfield townohlpo •ok specifically that i Ml el maadamns tie tasked.
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Boat, 3 Motors Stolen
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Some ffople planning to i Labor Day on area lakes going about it the wrong way, the sheriff's department reported today. •	*	- f
Three outboard motors and boat 'have been reported missing in Commence Township since Wed-
city to show cause why they should not be ordered to open the eijfrt-community project. 1
The suit was filed by A, Floyd Blakeslee. Township * boards authorized the action during the past
.. deputies .Wednesday by. owner. Earl Gottachall. 302 Bobolink Rd.
Donald Tagger of 407 Whippoorwill Rd., reported an outboard motor had been stolen hem Mb boat outside hie home the night
“Could be the culprits figure tt'a too hot to row," Sgt. Donald KratL head of the water patrol department Md. He ie conduct-tag the investigation.
William Want al SIB apTO-lett fit. Royal Oak, feund MT boat end outboard motor, valued
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He also reported that hit cottage had been broken into, but didn't
The theft of a 40-horae-power outboard motor from a boat diocked in Commerce Lake was repealed
. Thefts	outboard motor*
throughout the state have beta avenging more than tti -a month, according to stats ptfiee. They Mid the pereontago of theMs’ has kept pace with th Increase Ip boating.
The percentage of retoverle* small because of the difficulty la tracing, outboard motors, they; noted.
Moat of the stolen motors are removed from docked boats'at night, often. In spite of heavy chains locks.	,
According, to state police, thieves prefer the smaller,' eazyto-csrry models.
Approximately 15,000 . hourly rated General Motors Carp, ere ptoyes In Pontiac and 340,000 throughout the nation received pay hikes today under the company-union wage improvement factor.
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The pay of more than half a million auto workers was affect edby
contracts with die auto industry' Big Throe. American Motors and Studebaker-Packard.
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Both townships will be keep-lag a close eye on the suit filed by the live ether communities— Birmingham, Bloomfield HUIs. Trey, Southfield end Bloomfield
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A show-cause hearing in thgt suit will be held in Judge Dondero’s court Sept. 6. Should a writ be timed in the Evergreen suit, it would affect the deadlock over the Farmington interceptor, since both systems funnel into Detroit tarough a common outlet.
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Vice,President Richard M. Nixon]
arranged a conference "today with] York Gov. Nelson A. R
,MeanwhQe, the county is negotiating with Detroit to open up Jt>> two Mg- interceptors. The board of supervisors last month authorized legal action against petroit should the city fail to honor December 1959 contract to treat the sewage gathered by the systems.
Although the Interceptors were ready for operation this summer, Detroit has not allowed the county to install the find hookup into the Detroit sewage disposal sys-
Rocke-
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I WEST BROMWICH, England ( API — Shop - manager William Whitttagham. 49, felt he had dona wrong in signing a petition protesting the sale of h house on Ms street to a family of Jamaican .Negroes. His wife fold * coroner jit preyed on his mind. Whitting-
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The appointment at 2:30 p.m. (Pontiac time) would be the first face-to-face meeting between the two men aince the GOP National Convention nominated Nixon for the presidency.
Nixon's pres* secretary, Herbert O. Klein, salt! the vice president had spent his n -comfortable night since entering the hospital. Monday for treatment of an Infected left knee. Klein said Nixon was continuing to improve- under the treatment although he complained of a sore arm from frequent injections of antibiotics.
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,n»tag prerty every ^awniill is continuing to vanifh as more and more uses are being found for I wood wastes, the Western Pine Asm. says.
Last year In the II western states, western pine sawmills had Sty million tons of leftovers — sawdust, short ends and the like — and Sty million tons was salvaged as fuel, pulp chips and other [by-products.
TO DISCUSS ROLE Nixon and Rockefeller were expected to discuss Rockefeller's rote in the forthcoming campaign.
The Nixon camp has nounerd that Rockefeller stump hi several states cfor the Nlxen-Ledge- tioket. .
Earlier, a former Republican congressman suggested that President Eisenhower pinch-hit for! Nixon while the GOP nominee is hospitalized.
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But it seemed unlikely that the Chief Executive would adopt the proposal by ex-Rep. Antonio Sadlak, R-Conn. Eisenhower has indicated he will play a limited role in the GOP presidential campaign.
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By WCTU MONTGOMERY WASHINGTON - Everythin* li
tide of the water’s edge Itfcs” It about to boooma a beastly wuriL
OOP vice Presidential Candidate Henry Cabot Lodge is pre-paring to mate a four-day barnstorming swoop through Spring-field, Worcester, LbweU, New Bedford, Fall Rives, and- Boston next week; but the tour is strictly
Lodge is perfectly agreeable to accepting the apology as his televised UN debates with the wily Russians have made
j— "***h**" and l.yodon B. Jobasse have lmnM tn vntina houamvca than .	^	**_
V yea doubt It, Just ask his campaign staffers, who will asare yea at twa thing*: They’re fist svra shewed to tall aheat psHUrw lastfl Ladf* HPree trow
The, upcoming tour which will teep Henry Cabot and Emily Lodge hopping from early mom until lata eve from Sept. «through rts s ’•Welcome borne, dear Mr. Ambassador" sort of thing in his native state of Maaaachusetts.
eed la apparently tryiag to neake ap toOabat far ghfeg kto-goaato
Columbus, Ohio, stronghold of Robert A. Taft, whom Cabdt helped to defeat tor the GOP nomination in 1963.
The Democratic presidi slate has also been carrying on some hignly nonpartisan activities.
With both hopeful* glued «e
one-time troiiable two-thirds majority, and they're the ones who called tbs rnngrrailcsiil session, they' have been-forced to sitthire and stow, smile -their women-folks take to the hustings fat their behalf.
issWsa tor which they have aaly themselves to that, Kennedy
known to voting housewives than Kennedy's.
During the welcome-home festivities next week, Henry Cabot and Emily will bed down each evening at their French-Normandy seashore estate in Beverly. Thlf is a famtir-“asst". an wham, grounds the two married Lodge; sons also have separate abodes. I
la that respect, .It bears a striking resemblance to the slightly-j less-exclusive, but equally manor-1 lial set-up of the Kennedy dan! menagea a short way down the! seaooasf at Hyannlsport.
_____ restieaufy viewing
wreckage wrought so their Kb-end Democratic, platform by gleeful Southern resseevattves. Since their party has an uncon-
Lady Bird Johnson took Jack Kennedy's sister and sister-in-law to Texas this week to introduce diem to the voters, and inasmuch as the intrepid Mrs. Johnson has frankly, threatened to ‘"talk ", the situation could get completely out of hand.
Pertsh the thought, but what if » Said something that h distinctly partisan ring!
Lodge haa been away for nearly eight years, you know-way down there in the wflda of Manhattan-^-1 and the Cabots who apeak only to] Lowells, and the Lowells who ordinarily speak only to God want | Mm to know that they have taken] note of Ms absence.
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Evidently those forays of Presi- ] dential Nominee Richard M. Nixon into the Democratic preserve* of the Southland have also been non-.! partisan, becauss a Nixon-Lodge aide haa cautiously confessed that both candidates will ’’officially] launch’' their campaigns on Sept.
A great to-do is to be held for] them in Baltimore, as each flies ofI for separate tours that will! continus unceasingly until election! day next November.
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jflp-U CMMTiihM
Clatr Shorea, ^nd *Shlrl” BL^WUmt.'
THE PONTIAC HtfcSM. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 1,
Wony-Nm-
Grain Futures PricesJ MARKETS (Market Moving Somewhat Steadier
CHICAGO (API - Grain futures price* steadied somewhat today in early transaction* on the. Board of Trade after three consecutive days of general decline*.
Most contracts were unchanged to a minimum fraction easier and none of the losses went more than a half cent. However, traWtetion* ~ were light.
The foUewing are top covering sales of locally grown] produce brought to the Farmer*! Market by growers and sold by them in wholesale
NEW YORK (ft—The stock mar-ket took a slight jog to the upside; Quotations are furnished by thinly ^ afternoon‘in fairly active
Detroit Bureau of Markets, Wednesday.
Short, interests in most pits appeared to have been somewhat encouraged by the liberal offers to deliV# on September contracts. They showed iw Ans of taldag
Grain Price*
CHICAGO OS AW CHICAOO. Sept. I (AT) — grain price*:
iiUp..,So Slowly
Detroit Produce
of trading.
The advance was irregular. -JAutes were 4ip uniformly.
The Associated Pt^ss avartage of ;60 stocks at noon rose .40 to 230.80.
.	• •• with the industrials up .80.. thep
rmcm	'rails off .10And the utilities up .20.
bu.:.I'.tt* Gains among tobaccos, electron-!
issP*. flwgjfii. b«. ..........ics and utilities helped lift the
Aram. roU ro.	1” general tone. Otis were unriiangad,
i-barit equal to the require* r**l-
Swusi m-»»w r«r rod rwiswusi si»- ■
(Ml *f S minimum of WWW iBW <3t< .
flet. m vatdwm n tb* paw. ™
nqalrad w*U alull b« W««*W W AM minimum et Mlt line.	.
Swuwips sp< twswsptas;
muring tW «r MWO wan nr (wee, / • IWr <<i mi la helgM awwrus Irem/ the. wrfaw of the putting arc*. Thu wall or fence (hall to prmrtSW w All (Idee alter* III* (MBS ggatRS IWM b derignated .w n retldentltl . dHtrlct. • Whenerer eueh M k NpM all Mad between ASM well *nd boundarte* *f Uu P-l MtrlH aliAll be kept tree fram I refute And debrli And thall be tend:. [Tcaped with 4*C|4«*«* Annum, nremeen -toatartel and *rn*m«ntAl tr»q* Orna-
. «fi" <Si' feet tram

Stewed ***** end kept In lawn. All M ■jnttd plantin'* •	* ■“
orderly' mamSBSSP\^^^^^ [jurfaee of	rk*ng*A ra*:
j The antir* park Ine are*. Including tfgfHM * puce« and psidSeirhlg MM*. Inquired under Oil* flection, ihall k*>*
,:u"d«iA"
find Modl(teatton;
, r The Board of App_____
lion »y lit* property owner of Um jawing area mar modify Urn yard APS WPS
BC5.-_____. -r. JPBi.............
Cantaloupe*. bu........... ...... 100
Paachaa, Albert*, bu....	.....3.00
FSpebaa. • Hate Haven, bu
THE |Ml HAWK—This is tite Studebaker Hawk for 1961 — five psgoanggr family gpnrfg rnr with ringgit* continental body
'to a bit lower. Kails and cMmltell' lines. N^w features include bucket seats: redesigned Tins,
mixed.	I new exterior colors and interior trim, new deluxe steering wheel
mid bonded brake linings. A new 'Hawk option Is a four-speed transmission with floor shift. Exclusive Hawk options are tachometers and deck tid mounted radio antennas,--------
with th* requirement* at
ta wharw • wall aiMwd* ta h la a maaai of Mama
*£,rtss rirv.
_ . had tut— Peari, Bartlett, bu. Pear* Clappa, bu.
VEGETABLES
Oreen, Plat. bu.
______ Oreen. Round, bu
Be ant. Kentucky Wonder, i ■---- Lima. bu..........
•	iff! The New, York Stock Exchange-! '	,	- _
' J o* was stiu having trouble with us Studebaker Adds Bucket Seats
•	two problem children, Telauto- <	■	-
] graph and Comptometer. A pile up of orders and -« thin supply of
Beet*, dad. bchs.
Beet*, topped, bi Broccoli. d*a. bet Cabbage, bu. „ Cabbage. Curly, 1 Cabbage. Red, hi
’rw stock have keptthese gtockS from 3 m trading most of this weei •• ]'J; Comptometer rooe Vi ' 2 50 on sa opening Mock i ;; j;JJ share* one hour and 41 .. .i.ti j' after the start ef the Mantas and
Hawk Keeps Confinenfd
s later trades declined aharply.
Khrushchev May Visit U.N. Soon
entry, Pateal. JVi i Corn, Swaat, I doi. ■. Cucumber*, Din, bu. Cucumber*, Pickle, b Cucumber*, Sheer*. I
The Studebaker Hawk, retaining. The MS-cubic-inch pom it*' classic "gran turismo” sports! develops lip horsepower car styling tor 1961, has added ] bucket seats and a four-speed
HM _ , ■_______.	...	. __s transmission with floor shift.
w! Telautograph did no(open< for, ^	gport coupe
SilSf6 *W°,ohr,Ythen “ comes in ail-new exterior body! linL!i * on 18.0°° shares ieoior, and interior trims. i.Oil Telautograph also faded after met V +	+	%
'“opening Mock. Proflis were being; ^ Hawk w|th ^ ^
***** to the parking gras.
, I. la addliMo m th* a bar* rauulrt-m*ni*. asm parking art* atafl comply _ with auah furlh«r raqulrament* or smi-
► r—-	J" ■	i dtUonc a* may n* praaertbad by the
'Board sf Appeal* for fag protection of If you want to know how old a XTS'StT'M Ufch‘WLrSS wQman irnlly is, ask her sUter-in-|“{*j«Jf	. rfTffi w ^
law .-.. The British Army Journal prmnt» a copy of tE* toning map to: . sums It up neatly: ‘‘The orty real	u on*fta*ia tta wmaTM'tU .
‘defense against the atom bomb Is	iBumtoS?* B'*,r	•**aua*d-
nnt to be when it goes off." —Earl	. bloompibld townbkp
plaat a(i on the 1961 itawks They not «»*>"	kowasd A-jy5StCTt
4.3M only increase brake lining areas,
with t Iwqiw rating of :ioo [hut result- in approximately a. 75	__ __
at t,6M r.p.nt. With optional four- per cent increase In lining life, en- ^®^5{lpt0In"l;lt,^’'fo»Vd i. barrel esrburetor, the engine de< jglneers repoit.	field Town«iun R*u. «3so tri^raph a
relops St# horsepower at 4.SM j yinned, weatherseal-type brake	t*ptcw5*w,tj!jSTVonowtng *j
ics or public rearing
r*Td
, with i l at S.M in ratio M to i.
' * -‘“T®	*' drum»'	ihe Advantage* of gTCiAjS!p
r.p.m. The compres- i npiri cooling, arc standard tin to_n* am*ndMj#^s>wig,»b* fcha
|SOTI^**iW ^ra^iAL^^jtaskiWT
lac School Property and (a tntereded, tab* nolle* Tku the Special i by tha CIi
iEggplant, bo. ...... ...
”_rplant, lung uni lib
lsrj|i«r	■
Leek*.
: 2 as j taken in both<«txks. Omnptoiroterl^ imroduceii Fcbruary, lm\
| Kohlrabi, do*, beha .
"icompany says.
•MOSCOW (CPI) - Diplomatic observers felt today that It was more likely than ever that (toilet Premier Nikita Khrushchev would Visit the United Nations General Assembly ta New York later this msfabl 1	" =
And ope of the byproducts of such a trip was a possible East-
Pepper*. Cayenne, pk. . — Pepper*. Hot. bu. ........
' Pepper*! RetUiwm]' bu. .
meeting, they said.
Radl*he*^ Wblte^ do*_. bdu. Squash! Buttercup, bu.........
Squash, PuHalOUi. bu. ... IgUbRi. Rubburd. to bu. . “—*■	to bu- ....
- to bu. ..
between Moseew and Peiping e( the Marxist theory ef the- to-evltabUtty ef war between cam-' ■mutism and eapHaHsm.
Khrushchev hat” held to the view that coexistence Is possible, thereby permitting capitalism to topple of Its own deficiencies.
____But Communist Chinese lead-
era adhere to the classic doctrine of the Inevitability of war.
j* minutes • after the stocks opened.1
Dual exhausts sre standard
IjmutiinLtuii	Other standard Hawk fentiircs in-
equipinw1!- __—^	1 . elude a padded rngiiument panel,
I Bonded brake linings are stand-he>Vy duty transmission, a 10V
The^P-l Vtblcular^^^Parbtag Dl*lrU|*
narlUit - tee tbeai JupadtoMlj*
f^defraylitf | 'J should b* paid and I *#*menl Far the «—■ k and. rMated *
'inch clutch’ heavy duty radiator,

I perklsp to the** non-reitaee 11*1, which ar* ndi abi* to proWd* ada-rTKi!
Cnmmlsalon and th* A
; priced stocks. American Cable, A • • [3 Radio, helped by revived merger ’ it* rumQrg.iPurted more thanlptanU •• f3|then clipped a pomt irom the gain.f !! i!tt]Chock Full o' Nu‘s gained about 3|
August Was a Fooled Hotter Than Average
and rugged; box section ladder-type| frames with road-proved torsional and beam strength.
In addition four-speed transmission with r shift. Hawks are also avail-
Prsmlati In tueh dlatrleti ihall used only for an off-atroat vablei parking araa and than b* developed^
m*'n hereinafter'^ |provldoo	i
bt ntttaaary
September,' JTd*
p m. ta rtVlsv u____________
llm* and- plae* opportunity < alliparaona wuraatmt to sa
tUo*
‘commission of
mt, at *| •»l be g
he City mlMlon

or more eatatlna or*-:
ttoabT iffiw irogwii; •°3
} “ following news 61 a 4-tor-l stock
Seems like it wasnU too hot last 26, 28 and 31. The lowest daytime
Toma too*, lt-lb. baht.
Turnips, topped, bu.
» «I split proposal.
;; |;S| Fruehauf Trailer was bought - • J J® heavily on a succession of big !. i m blocks^ including two transactions I filof 5,000 shares and one of 7,900, tig trading fractionally higher in later iiga dealings.
month, for August.
Csbbager bu. ....
CelecLCabbng*. d<
c^ararrow-r......
Endive, bu.
Endive, bleeebed. t Etcarole. bu •
-New York Stocks
Wrong!
It was hotter than usual, al-though the mercury never hit 90.
The mean average temperature in Pontiac was 71.5 degree#, higher than the average '70.9 degrees over
high was 70 on Aug. 4.
The nighttime low was 54. "Tiit was Aug. 11
) throe times: On Aug.
Lettae*. Bibb. pk. .. Lettuce, Be*tan. das. Lettuce. Leaf, ‘

... 1.15 Flfurt* *i
r^3fe,r"'r^u
Lettuce! Head! 3-ds*. crate .
Lettuce. Read. bu. ........
Rorrati^-SL
3-30 - Al
• Ml Ai
j-iJiAm AlrHn
; life a£s
. 11 6 Lib McN&L . 71.1 tdtff 4b My > 1M Lockh Alrc
.^Pontiac Man
jLWaives ExadF in Shotgun Death
ends ta Aagmt. Maybe, that' why some outdoor think August wsaa't
drive or uotomutlc tranumieslone. r-gHKnungarda Optional feature* Include power &rtnjfiw,f *f1m2 brskes. power «ee^. airrondi-	^tran^e. rot.
ttoning, Studebaker s ' limited-slip	----* —
differential, and the sUtomstta hill holder for cars with conventional or overdrive transmission*.
u°.:
such' p»rklnt i 4. No bulldl shalWr of upon prtm miooB (i8i
Retaining it« basic continental . styling for 1961 to insure high re--There was rain on-nine day*. xaiP value, the Hawk'* 304-inch
body is motmted on a wheelbase, of 120 5 inchei, Its over-all heignt, when loaded, is 55.5 Inches.
f un, shall bt maintained an
id they shall not *nttd .... to bight.
_____parking arts* shall be situated!
prtmiMi which — “ ** —41
perpendicular ta that strati servlctna tl Commercial 1 Zone Thar* may be
Krival* driveway or public tlreel or pul c' alley between such "P-l” Zone and
Pleads Guilty in City paying
Poultry and Eggs
Am Met Cl ... Am Motors ... Am N Oat • •
Am smelt------
Am TelhTel. .>
PETEOIT EGOS DETROIT. Sept. 1 I API—I paid per doadn by first raci live red ta Detroit: Loom to
I Armour It Co M.3 Moti
Minn PAL . 3T.I
Charge Against Hall Reduced to 2nd Degree in Shotgun Murder
Wbltoo—Orade A jumbo — -___________
rfl 41-31: large 44to-31: medium 3»-4«; nail 3t-M; grade B large 43-4*; browns -Oradr A extra tars* SI; Ir— medium M-3S; checks 33-3*.
A 23 - year • old Pontiac man pleaded guilty tea raducad charge of second-degree murder today in the shotgun slaying of a co-worker Aug. 24.
duekUaga 3«-30.
Livestock
Circuit Judge Stanton G. Don4 deiri art sentencing at Matthew Hall, 255 Prospect St., for Sept. 19.
He wai ved eraininatteu en a- rn'iugu Tinitw~*udj>rtm*

firut degree murder charge yeu* terday before Municipal Judge Odl B. McCaDum.
Hall is charged with slaying George Taylor, 51, of 343 IrWin
St
. Tajdor was killed by R Shotgun hla!(t Aug: 24 while he was seated in -the cab of a pickup truck'in * front of his home.
Both men had been working as laborers that day for Kimbrew McCain, 42, of 347 Irwin St. Police iielieved that Hall had intended to kill McCain in a dispute over wages, but shot Taylor in a case of mistaken identity^
Hall was returned to the- Oakland County JaiT following his plea
It Was the Wutttft
PARIS (AP^—With rain on 23 days, the past* month was the wet-test- August on the Paris weatherman’s books. The records go back to 1873.
MTBOIT FOULTBT DETROIT. Mipt. 1 (API—Pft louod delivered Detroit for Ms. I
1 f*r uauty
Coro .
___iOb .
Beth Steel Boeing Air Bond Sir* Borden BriVt My™ Budd Co ..

Heavy type bona IS-tl; light typo hen* ll-lt; heavy typ* roa»ter» over g lb*.
•apt. 1 (AP)-C*ttk week atonghter ataen 00 lowur; two load*
prim* (91-1031 lb. yo______I
*- mixed load* high cholo* ‘ —- Tto-f
Cote ... H I Panh Epl
Palm____ 33.8 Param Pi
t Oat ... WT Park* Da Edit .... #4 Penney,
Jf OS* .. U( Pa RR Consumer Pw *0 4 Pepel Col PwPf .. M Pffier
____Bab .... 41.1 Ptwtoa D
Coot Oku
Coot CopAB
•«*♦ lb. Copper Roe Mart UM	"
■■■■■ dgh shale* prime 13*3 to. steeri 35.80; tends >d good and choice steers 1180 to.
____J 34.38-34.T8; several load* mostly
high good with an end of choice stogie lb. yearling steer* 24.28-34.78; good to low choice steers 33-34.38;.few load! mostly low choice 1000-!200!b. steers 34-24.84; sUndard steers M-73; utility
___	31.M-23: staadard
heifers lMt-31.H; utility htlftri It.ld-uUNty ism U-U; ---------------- “*
choice hellen
. MP	____ 1150-201#
i bulla U.M-IIM; toad good to e
-esters compared last weak. PuHy .J7___1______,__ 1, H I-,'----^
enters . 34-28: tndlvtdam trim* up t* 88.50: good and choice 28-ittllty snd standard '* ---- ““
week slaughter
N-I.SO lower; slaughter -----------
feeder tomb* 80c lei-------
and prims aprln* la< unaU tot prtmo 21.80; spring tomb* M-M; utility
small let
___i sprint k-----------------m------
good IB-31: euU to eholceshorn He moat id toB jn:7““ It.80-1T.30.
i 20.00-
'CKIFg'ca'WIth fflUHfW tfiThFAug;
24 shotgun slaying pf his co-worker George Taylor, 23-yesr-old Matthew Hail of 255 Prospect. St. waived examination in. Municipal Court yesterday.
He was bound over by Judge Cecil B. McCallum for arraignment in Circuit Court today.
61.7 Rat Cash I 118 R*t Dairy 37 Hat Oypa .
! 5'J Pao O * El . fl.i
pun l
JC .
inches in
downtown Pontiac, considerably ••bove‘the averaje- precipitation of,
248 indies.
So it was wetter than usual, as, —-----,	.	„>m, „ lu. (UWU.H
well as hotter.	|of fabric and vinyl upholstery cokor by *^utto^ar teyout of th* *r*a
\M" 1>« mn«>, wwo	„ |I» l«»TTrt.|mVl.raSlig AyrSwif
being introduced for 1961. Metallic vinyls are available in models withjdimansio blue, green, or tap exterior colors, i aii spar** sh*n pfovui*
partially cloudy and four on which sun and rain alternated. '
The hottest day was Sunday, Aug. A high of 89 and a low averaged out to 78.5 degrees. The coldest was Wednesday.‘Aug.
10. A high of 70 and a low of 59 of #errain. averaged out to 645 degrees. ! '
shotgun blast that killed, Taylor, •1, while he Was seated la the rub ef e pickup track parked In (rant of hla heme, 343 Irwin Street.
Both men had been working as laborers that day for Kimbrew McCain- 42. of . 347 Irwin: Stead, and police theorized that Hull had intended to kill Kimbrew in a dispute over wages.
They believe Hall shot the wrong man on the dark street.
Lodge Calendar
raise oummuHicsttons. !
_ ___fotai Ho. .» MK~
J p. m.. Friday. Sept. 2nd. W \ Vandercook. WM.
:|i < News in Brief
y twenty <0s30i I
A wide choice of. rear axle ratio* prohlb^ed,^**U^5, provide for top performance In MtyUrttoelll
Slice Ready for 8,000 PicnicCrawd
1 NOTICE OF IKTJNTIQN^w tarkpcT siuewalk^on^ uJu11*! » I regular *mV'J"r.M
f Pontiac, Mlcl
Al
Joseph Koren, acting Pontiac police chief, today canceled all leave days In the Police Department Monday in anticipation of much larger crowds than originally expected at the Oakland County AFL-CIO Council Labor Day picnic in Oakland Park.
(MnymitoffBI
. -------Jg to froqtag# aud
______following lots and parcels of
tesf freuttog upaa *■*“	‘
Korea sold he wipe odvtied yesterday by agents of the Fed-eral Huruuu ut luvuutigultuH ' the uppeurance of Sen. John F. Kennedy would draw at least
■ }JJt neve* broke Into the U-Wosh*,, ! Jt l N-Dry Laundromat. 490 S. Sanford
.T. Usrrif Rd ..
0	M*cn .. ssi Bid ‘ Brand ,.
1	Met ... id!* Btd Oil Cal . ip Bui ... 38.3 Btd Oil Ind-. lb T,i_ 3Lt Btd Oil NJ .
Vlk ?! 8.7 $td OU Oh .
41.1 M4NM JP . ti l Stud Pack . *14 Swift A CO
___ 'arid stole aii undetermined |
* amdunt of cash from two washing; ! «'dl machines and a coke machine. Pontiac police are investigating.
■had been expecting._____,	■
"We are now planning for a| crowd of 7,000 to 8,000," said iKoren. -
Kennedy is scheduled to speak !at 3 p.m. The picnic begins at 19:30 a.m.	>'	!
le Intention of . construct tides
n Astor Street ..—. -to south line of Lot 110 _Hom<
■file and Mtimat* of rod lmprov*-it * on file for public Inspection. t, u further Inteoded, to construct d Improvement lfl *eeord»nce with the o. profile and *«tlm*t*. BU Utok **“
g.n ■■,■■>, » ...... ....* Of LOt
■ Jomwsteod Park Ho. I on the Boat side and from Michigan Avenue to North. way Drive on th* west ride, described *i *— •“ Clinton Hri^hte dub., »ll

the Mtiuiated Fund.
-* 18 1_______
Commission o --------'1 meet m «*»
September f
Ponttec. Miehltan wlU
at I o'clock p, n end obiectlons *1 parOes Interested.
h shall
______ being ..
_____ Tbit minimum
permit one-way traffic_________
‘ ‘ -5-detree pattern—Fifty <801 fMtl 3) here of spaces and on* ineuverlng lanei, with tba m ate bring twslrt fit) f- ‘ rbto minimum nltte widtl ne-way traffic movement.
.. -5-degfee Herringbone pattorn— I Forty-three <43i foot for two (3) tiers of spaces and one (!) aisle (uitnauwrlht •'nei. wuh tba, minimum aisle balng,
Iri* width abaU permit!on*>way traffic t. Each entrance and exit to and from Ich ^araujJot shall be al la«at twapty
... ____ ______nt from any adJaeOni
raperty located ta a residential dlatriri.l Minimum Distances and Setbacks:
I. Bid* Tards—Where the P-l District contiguous to rid* tot lines of prem-ej within a resldentlelly roned district, . le required wall shall be located at least u (lot feet from the aid* lot line -raoalte the residential unit, or vacant residential lot.
" Front Tards—Where tba P-I District .. ontlsuous to a resldautially soned
black totb°7roSmttal s* ruc-
whereto no reeldenilal struc-[been yet erected, there shdll
OUR AD SHOULD vHAVK READ IN —YESTERDAYS RARER AS
WASHABLE WOOLENS. Ouuun Ann'irom Cariutax Mills. Lovtly aasortmunt of colidft 54" wtddr IS*/, wool, 15% nylon. Onu .yard makes a skirl.
42.98 yd.
SPOHTSWEAR Fabrics. Bedlord Cords and Chinos, wash 'n' wtar, crease resistant. Wash-able in dozunk pf uxcitina col-dr*', 'pTaid* arid print*.
^1.00 o yd.
SEW ’N’ SAVE Fabric Shop
Ttl-Huron Shopping Csntsr
CORRECTION
In the Kirby Shoe ad appearing In The Pontiac Press Wednesday, Aug- 31 the copy that read; "soft glove shoes, $4.99" should have read "soft glove •hade. $5.99."
We regret any Inconvenience caused by this error.
The R«bH*c Prtss
KIRBY SHOES Miracle Mils
0«n Bak Ota Dynam Oen Elec Oen Pis.
a Ol« .

M.s Someone stole U fmei, valued ®t 133 B6O. from the lighting system on{ the football field at Avondale High] 7t!s School, Avon Township, it was re-'}} ported to shMiffs_ dspuft«s of!* Wednesday.

The first .admiral in the United States Navy whs David Glasgow Farragiit. He became admiral in 1886;
Mg Twent Otn .. ' j * Underwood Hj taa Oartitoe .
<t*No Ry Jrayhound OuK jQU Henh Choc ./ —
2 4 Unit Air Un 474 Unit Aire ... ggj Unit Fruit .. 3l.g Un Oh CD .
The Unromantic Lout!
He Said Bah to Verse
Los ANGELES (XP)»—Even her poems Couldn’t stir romance in the soul of her husband, says Mrs. Jessie A. Johnson, *9. She went to court Wednesday, seeking temporary support pending a,divorce, armed with a sample-of her poetry:
You used to take me on your knee '
Add stroke my soft brown hair And gometlmes you'd c*11	- *
7And I would sit and purr.
The years have gone, my hair is gray Since you have called me that.
Now that little, soft brown kitten	v
*	Has turned into a darn’d did cat. .
_______________it ★	,.	4
Mrs. Johnson won $85 a week temporary support trim her husband, Oedrge, a carpenter, just by telling the court her husband has "unromantic." So she read her poetry to ntwsiden.. •	A ' ,
US Um*
US Rub
Heoker dfi ... Ml Steel
taduet Ray .. 11	03 Jab ..j';
tog Hand ... M.4 Upjohn, i-.'.MJ
Safe g; •	j* «
p
An anknowB amount of cash wps stolen from . the till in the Save Plumbing Supply Store, 172 S. Saginaw St., during s breakin, it wu reported to Pontiac police yesterday.
144 White Mot .
41	Wlteon 4* CO
ii.4 Woolworth tt!s Tale * Tow .
J7.I Toungxt ShGT M.<
___ it stetth r ' ■
Int Tri * Tal 43 Brum - ' Crk Coal 35.7 UM
Int tofl Int pit tot Paimr
The theft at a 8U fan fram the MacDonald Florist Shop, 850 S. Woodward, was reported to Pontiac] Police yesterday. Nothing else was1 taken.
Mi
«*.3
Net change .
Th* ANoetaNd
Induri. Ratte UtiL.Stock*
‘today '
Wto^ks* .!!!!".ilii JM4 ms j» j
m
XM4 IMA Ml 1134 M4 M74 1474 1*3.4 MM 1334 M4 3114
DOW-JONES r P.M. AVERAOEt
M Raw 137.13 » t.4t II Utils. *6 84 Up #4* tl Stock* MR to Ito Volume to 3 p m 3.440.OO
DETROIT STOCB*
Baldwin Rubber Sam ftoar rg * QU toCto 11 Elee Mtr
The BIB Safety Auto GIbm Co., 122 Oakland Ave., reported to Pontiac police that a TV get worth $149 was stolen from the office.
•ganhrittetog and troops, 1
___lor some new fund raising
projects? Call Pk 3-4800. Adv.
Corvair to Create 400 New State Jobs
99 SOUTH SAGINAW at AUBURN
< Open Friday and Monday 'tit 9
THE FLOOR SHOP
and Mond
▼
PLENTY OF FEES PARKING IN 0UI LOT REAR OF STORE
WALL COVERING
▼
29'
RuFL
PLASTIC WALL TILE
1' “ 2
COUNTER
TOPPffiG
54" Widt
DETROIT OJPD-Production of five new Corvair models will create more than 400 new jobs far Michigan. Edward N. Cote, general' manager of Chevrolet Division of General Motors said today.
JS,
~ ted* Riten 0* .....to
R* ostei MS and sited.
The new models,' which include t four compact trucks and a Lake-j wood station wagon, wifi be made U4 if tat Flint and Willow Run.
«Tg 1211 Plants making parts for >• i; Corvairs will be to Flint. Detroit, n-> " ‘luvonia. Bay CHy and Ssginsw.
SANDRAN
A 1 ■* A.
Coitom Installation Free Estimates
T Closing Out r 9*
29‘
Bu ft
27" Wide Rloslic
3*12 Un Tkaa *20°°
INLAID LINOLEUMS!
tMarblos — Embossed	i
Spatters—Tarraszo 'A Futuresq — Tesserra
Free Esthulei
Closing Out ALL CARPET $9 s,'u
Aso7^ and Up
ASPHALT TIlF
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KEHFLEX VINYL
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THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER iV M60'
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notice or pvhmc nutxa
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Card of Thanks
Haip Wanted Mila 6 TIZZY
wsssLicaun^:^ aaaj wBi ^
#1Donelson-Iohns
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.. «l	"Peatotodiw PWairekr
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gondtoi tSS£&
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DrrMaaut A Tattering' OdlM fOTlM hwai Tu ImvIm .........
Voorhees-Siple
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young Man 19 t«t|> a*u> > «mK aanafMk jnjto pmt-
tsS“SE
Cemetery Lots
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Ww*-'*- ***•■* ■
Cuba
».j RENTALS OPPERED
onln« rn«p as Beni AM*. Furnlehed
‘n Aim Apt*. Uofuml.Bed . . Rent Immi Furnished Rent Rohm* Unfurnished
together with • Hit of the proposed £-------.------ 3------
ISm It so file In the office oflhe Cooveto.eent hM Township Clerk nog BMP bt tumloMl BM*I SMI .
St Sam intereeted	»«* Owes
So°aOARBD TOWMBU* *0*- j KT aSrtlllwIlKoWl
. fiwWr chairmen
NOTICt or PUBLIC ItARIRO Non** to tortoy given that a di •MR|M be be14 by
TtoilH. th* TTU day at 1 *“ * I CdKl PAL, BST. i] Chamber. City F-" •
_e Por sal# Lake Preoertr City par Sate Roaort Property .
[of[suburban Preparty ............
BBT. Pot Bala Lata .............
. —- 11   ... ... ■ BBPI—.. —.. Bad I per Bale Acraapa ....
tatoatoa Aagust *3. Mil.
Sr Coma. Wood, supported by Comm
TinOT Vktraai tha iMRiisri mi flttint
•'A*' af
Buatoass Preparty PIA
---------Jlto Mat ao Outlot
■'A ' of Mastaa Batata* JMbdMatoa trim aaaatod by tb* city M Paulite la ti ■aaw aiaanar a* Mttll In yaeatli public streets and alley*, and Whereas. tha vasotls*i *1 **14 w BMBt* to aeeeasary hi afto* that tha an* oaaaplat* aa* *f raid Outtot "A'* atop ha mad* bp a purchaaar of tha proparty from tha Lunsfords, and: whereat, ihla Commlaalon. In view of Jb ———* ' — ■■-11- --—‘—3 sad in if Mr. and
JTto M ft of tha NWip 1M ft., ala*
11 ft. SIS of load, tha cantor tin* < which Is U7.M ft. ««M of and parall . to Cameron* venue and having a length of HI M ft . all within Outlot “A" ton btataa Subdivision. aceordtt
of * the 'puMlr' b ear Ing an t£a question of SSSfu accordance with tha Cl chart**, which bat tin* to baraby autho Uk) to ba bald TuoMBr. SaptaalMf 2 lS*a. at lap Wt. '
- BytDadJbof «w city Commlaalon Dated September l. ISfO
xwanb
City C
Utl
The Mayor and tb* City Ceunrtl af Wliom, Michigan, will reoette bid* Jar -----*—"tb da saw City Bid and Plre
_	_ .j erected upoe I —
PawtlB* Trail, about ooe-oaartor of a mlto aoat of tha Stahl Interaction of Ponttoa Trail and Wlaom Band.
Bldi will b* received at th* present City Ball until 400 p m. BB T. September o; 'list, at Which tfwr sfl proptrlr - 1 aelrad bid* will ba publicly open ad
hint
____________d (Mode
nttoues ....	-....
I-Fl. TV * Radio. MOT Softener. I . .
—• Miscellaneous
Christmas CMfto . •nett ». 5VHPJ1
. Ts-aWr*.
Sato Onto* Equipment Sal* Store. EquIpmeM .
Sal# Sportlna Oood.
Balt, Minnow., Etc .. ■and. Orar.l h blrt . Coal S Mol .. ». Tree, lb rube . . Jale Pel.
Doc. Trained. B'rded
m
pabm tmtrwAwmn
FOR WANT ADS DIALFE2-R1B1
From I ul t« I pJBL
non at IronNaol want Ada to- tow t am. Mo day of gobOtattoo arty Mo' Brel
CASS WART AD. BATBS Ltnee 1-Oay 1-Dare Htjl
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Waal eVto. Start U» 0 me Aiod M •
eipertei.ee CBC. 01 Nmlyeto. Jtm-
IpSlIaonti only WrRe folly to Pontiac Proaa Bos W.
amatejr models por Local
I................X
• pbotocrap r». good pa tot m«. i
ATTENTION -
TOT DEMONSTRATORS - I are, now blriac a lie bomber of demoaatrstora for
kanp *8Srl
free Iris to Wertoa. Catalac and other aalaa aid. eraUeble. CALL HOME PARTIES 1NCORPOR-ATED POR APPOINTMENT “ j-lASB or PE 4-MST.
Bv KbIb Osbbb
L—t ab< FmmmI
^y8B853B?W^
uriB sf^u'sssrft
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DEBTS?
________.	ONP PLACE TO PAT.
ROOF REPAIRS ! BUDGET 5ERVTCE
MIBflOOMBia PE Mhllll W. BPBOH	FB. BMW
7\vaterpr66fing~ ra i
Wort aatraatood. Proa oobmalm.l	?

T Automatic-Wringer
WASHER REPAIR AMD PARTS
NORGE HAMILTON BanMM^nRRtBoqt. abd l
1ATTA0 FACTORY BKRVlCf Oakland_____ PI SBISt
^'NEEDED*'
Lake Properties
LOTS — OOfTdlMB	fBt BP.—
Buyers Galore ' tni^rf^teSinp^ftAD^CTt^ojto
' Wedding Napkins
_"FREE",
Wedding invitations -
tnobMtto rat m*. ua eat aa	f-/'
"How com* if it's a man’s fnagarine there are so many
path PAtts and SEBTicx j Backentose Book Store
Wholesale and Retail	lit tABT LAWRENCB >B frWI
“ “	|	im *dm|x^i^jBmijjWT .BAPSlf . And
-£■ t. MIDDLETON   ft—
PB SBttl	Eeea. PE S-MW
spiciALiam-itiALTT anvicv
Help Wanted Female T
MATURE WOMAN »-M POR OEN-
-■ ■	; ilMtfMCttOBi
PRIVATE SW1MMINO LEMONS.
k . - [" 'pokr a^le AviaW cleanino~|
wet' -• n HNI ;
*y NOTPOOfT, WBDtLPOOL h Ejl*:!
-}N DEE
a vainer repair aorvicaTTEi
wart, Ure in, mnat be a with food rafereneee. PE
j r j.—/
BAST arrfER WANTib. t DATiffl — *“* aaaa pirat St. Drop- -
1 aa heavy lauodry a- 3 .choof awed eh andTi». off. roc 1 erencee roqutrod.
PS't home. Beatanen or advai nn Nuby M. dart. PE 4-HSS.
• IF SO LET US
, ton Plain. OA

BABY SITTER, t TO t:M Pi Lake Oakland Hatchto Sltk. I »«H0 after 6 S it.
fiORB ARP WA1TBB— JTJ
F'SLtF'iA
lord, Mich._
geer 'IU S. Batinai__________
CARPENTERS. ROUGH MOTT BE Cuatom----------------	“*■“
a M pm
„ Hi *• qaaltfy Itr-loh that toll! enable yaa to eai iso a walk and atm retain yw rotator job. For Information ei Mr- Allen OR 24», Tl noon » p a.
A TOP RANEINO NATIONAL CON-corn need, t marrtod men tl to 42 to .errtoe eetakBahed eartom-
local franoblaa territory Tremen-dou. repeat boitnou and oppor-
St
3 MEN WANTED
Bay. Oreln a Paod
Wanted LI.e.tock -Par sale Poultry Sale Farm Produce Salo Perm Eq at parent
AUTOMOTIVE
Rent Trailer feiaaa Ante Acceeeonta
Per Bale Tire* ......
Auto Service Salt Motor Scooter. Por Sato Motorcyefea Por Sato Btoyelea Baal* * Acce.eoiie. PI berule*
ile Airplane* .
_	___... Steel
UN orchard Lako id..
Itoyboy-
ELDERLY MAN POR ODD JOSS
PABM BAND TO
beaarato proposal* win b* recatrad fi 1. Oeneral Construction work 2 Mechanical work J Btoctrtoal work
Each bid aban bo accompanied by oarttftod aback at bid boad to amount .. ' Int of tha proposal, mad* payable to th* City of Wlaom.
Proposal, submitted Shall remain tor a period M thlrtp dap after the
BMdars will be required to
contract, costs to be .paid by th* aao-
Plan* and specification, may be <*-twined on or after 12:0* noon Wednn-dav. Bt' 31.. IMP.
Katalaun.
Oaod 1____________
Auto faaaranoo jtor*fy^.f| Spt* Cara
Death Notices
ALEXANDER, ADO. 21. IPS*. WIL-Uam B.. M Ba«tor Bt.; an M; beloved husband of Edna Morean Alaxaader• also survived bp nl* ^------------- ' wUl bi
service oui appUanaa*. Car —. *al Call employment manaier between 10 and S p.m . PE Milt BAKER. BENCH HAND. EXPER. lenced In-frying Jerry’s Bakery. Miracle Mile Shopplm Center CAB DRIVERS PULL AND PART
EXPER ENCED UPHOLSTERER.
Chd OR HtlS.	:
EXPERIENCED PAhT Tljk
Square Lake r Teleireph.
More .tor ham* than wage*. Li In* quarter, turn PE MIS
I BORE l
_...	----- -Ivin* quart
furnished. Write, (Triag qui ficatlani to Pootlac PreM, Box
car. Ml - MU WMWI.I, nil or house won
HELP it!
I If nod moo to tram I wool
e tor a
lifetime security. For . ir* trad of roamtn* o Job ihle to a real , far maa wh -iployi
r-on________	____-
— only. Apply In wtfe.Wl oak-
lf *a. !
lor podtlon*
0 only. MW
__ R roar wtfaHw f .-I. Pllter Queen of Wert Mtoh-
Park Cemetery

acMuilan and Associates. 1WC,. Architect* and Inflneer., 1311 Shelby. Ann Arbor. Mlchl*an. A deph.lt of 111 to tor a oat of plank and apaclti. notion. wUl bo repair««l Refund of-dts
The cuy Council reeer.es tb* right I reject any or all bid* and "to watv minor laformalltloi, should it .deem thei la it* bast totaraata to do so
t Bloomfield
mant' Improvement by Wet TObwahtp Board.	i
To th* owner* of th* follawln* de-eertbad property:
Lots Noe.' IN Is Bt Inclusive, and: dag “A" of Pranktla Kartla He. *| eobdlvUlon. Wait Bloomfield Township,!
' Oakland County, Michigan ■
Please take optic* that the Towaablp -Board of the Township of Wart Bloom-field ba. taatathrely declared It* to-
Alaxander LANDSCAPE GARDENER WRITE,
____I_________Prank Car- giving qualification., to Pootlac!
rumen Puaeral Home _ I Pres*. Box 47.
•UNN.A0O 10, 1»*0. MALIGN T,
1*0 w Longfariow, —	i
loved httsbaad -* A
irandchildren
Orchard Lake.
; downtown 6PPici
CURB.
WAITRESS
Tad's have Immediate i
(tDDLX-AOED OR ( tnmbarsd. Por ligl
Work Wanted Male 111
r class <
PE 2
jSptic tanmcleaned iwt MAcktSi sharpened r,;ve You 1 Place to Pay
AN LIT LIACH. 11 BAOLEY »TU1V5_IUU A	* 3
.... ..ra-y—------1 Ease Your Mind
WE ARE NOT A LOAN COMPANY MICHIGAN CREDIT
B—kkiplBtfc-Taxes 16 , BOOKKEEPtNO. ALL TAXES <
NURSE-MAID
room. 4 ,to tomllr call Mtoali lo cart for 4 children sad dsj llgnt booaework. Uv« m. Prlvau 17 Black. PE S-0121
RSOISTlRiD NURSE POR DOC- I A-f CARPENTER — BBC] tor . Offlc* Call batwata'il *ad	aE?
12 only, pe 4-P50*..	.1 lag Mto PE
RUN A SPARE-TIME OREETWO CARPENTER. NEW AND ■ Mf |M OT-----------------------------------------
6 Dressmaking, Tailoring 17 COUNSELLORS
dressmaEino. tailorino. aJ«*- «* JRg^WSg “■* teraltoh*. Mr*. BniaU Ft MOH.
TAILORINO - ALTERATIONS I American Aiaoc. credit Coun*elor. Dr*M Making - Pur Repair. ! Michigan Assoc. Credit Counselor! EDNA WARNER	PE MW, — "•	------------ —
Garden Plowing
Ore*ting Card* a
mu nothing to try. Writ* today
.L WARNER'S ROTOT1LLINO, - .- 7--- i ■ ■-■-■■■■ ■■	__________1 town* ead gardens. PE Hto
CAkjSifTKR weak op anT 0*5?:PE^Sf **
EXPERnENcfcD WINDOW WA8H-
WE PAY ALL YOUR BILLS
KboiAtkreo NURSE POR E E. X.T. Physician, j* bn. per week. I to 4:20. Slate age at*. Witt* Pootlac Proa* Boa W.
.LES LADY POR DRUO STORE work, experience . In aseautlc preferred. Rafaretscm required.
SECRETARY WITH LEGAL 1 pertaoe* needed far parmaa position. PE s-tlll far appoi
TOY DEMONSTRATORS Witt Iraia, top commission. diillttrtns or colloctlmu. PE M
ilarted
OT DEMOBETBATORS — THERE I* still time to sign up. Eton up to 23 par cent com'mTuton. Cau “"toy Chaot. PE *
WOMAN TO BABYSIT POR 1 tottd • day*. 11 to 1:22. White Lak* Twp. Own triiwpartatloa. call after > EM • 3-8171.
WHITE EXPERIENCED WOMAN far child cor*. S dan. PE Mito
lounge. Moray's Oolf end Cot-
Club -2210 Union Lake ltd. Commerce
Our aarelot Include, tree tax Htvm, limb t aaplag. ilmti. poat-age, phatooeplu of bill* paid, sad payment of rat tad utllltle* U desired.
VICE	asmoai won* wai., jwcaeew
I.- ,.....—	^ I Phone OL 1-4104 and OL 1-1124
kPtpTtk NEEDS j OOMPtJCTR FAMILY LAUNDRY ipfaaAtJR-----------------------------------
WISHES . aalUng. PI
PART-TIME | Laundry. St# S. Telegraph. PE
or* of *11 kinds, side-	(Bos ■
WraorB Artwtow ’AA-1 MERIOIt BLUE BOP, DE
hU own. PE 2-4224.
MAR RTEn~MAJ| NEEDB WOkl!
A-l ACE TREE SERVICE !	(TUMP .REMOVAL'
Tree removal, trimming, set <
I bid, PE g-Ufa or^EE BJ72I.
■ BULLDOZING, LAN DSC AP llTO
girdto*. bra* also mastectomy
and maternltv Annetu Blrlln 1 «wm». washing, UTIUTII SSS’ paldTlM Parkhurrt, PE Ptoto " -'ft—1, 'm-—LiA-' •	—- 1 ROOMS. SUITARLR Vflo un.
BELLINO YODR HOME!
Can yon caaanrte with th* many Other houses that in sow ottered for .Ale? It you to*, can accept i riaaanakii mg <l*||jn|"i _ we FE S4tSl l5'NOW^BS P86NIC
-	c JKHUETT
TRI-COUNTY REALTOR’
IdAN 13 DBSlKXt WORE OP ANT
"■<>'■! -I
steady work with vending company. No experience. UL 2-1M2 after 5 p.m'.
beach installing. | Wtd. Children to Board '28
EXPERT TREE SERVICE. PR EE
PE erase.
WORK OP ANY7 KIND.
_______- Pi 2-U24
WALL WASHING BY MACH. RUOB ------------ ----------
e.Umales. TT MM3 or OR 2-1P40
JOB. HAB LANDaCAPINO. LAWNS, BEEPtwO
od. planting, tomeo Plateau I
----- cleaned. PB 2Q42P
m6*k op ANt' kniS7~
PE tlW
L TED’S ,
WOODWARD ATJEi LAKE RD:
DRUO AND OOBMBTfe CLBRE. over Age 22. permenent. vacation idtt'tofep. very ggod wag;., 31
hour* per Wto*. Adame Pharm-]
«d Woodward, Bit-	^ iroix
DRufeaS if TeaSt I-Tmi STWa* ......
fou^ln*°Unlon** Lake JKJ**"4 **• M’	FOAT DWHWO BU- RlP~»4
LAND8CAP1NO, LIGHT HAULING and plowIng Teaa, OB 3-4M4. LANDSCAPINO 8 iTTTn O AND
Wtd. Household Gcods 29
UNWANTED ARTICLES PICKED
HELPING HAND STORM." MA S-1341. TI ao answer. FE 4-71C6. 1-7 BOOMS OP PUKNITUHI AND
.lrv  ---■---------------------;— ,, —a'j----------—- : V, ■ - | cash Please phone PE f-jku.
Si Work Wanted Female I^tree tBPicino and removal CAgu ron purnituriandap-
— Reasonable rate.. PE 8-16BS. piiancea. Old pieces or '	' “
T IRONING. EXP.. REP. »*1 Mrtvinw ami Tri^klnw 111	‘	*....
Paddock
Wtd. Co2dract«. Mtfs. <8
aft *"» Hk culx
IsfactofT Inspection of property and title. Ask tor Km Templeton
JC L. Templeton, Realtor
—* Trahoto tote hi, Pn 2-4SB2
AND 0ONTBAC1B NEEDED Bar aad mo Cn«B waMag u
Wanted Real Estate 36
Call Loul. Bor.t, Realtor.
^Ren^Apttt. Fnmlilied 37
BEDROOM. UTM ROOM qaratt kWNlto and bath oh Cast jjkr Sajt. I to Jwm'12. Adults 2
Henry Clay, ,
MA 5-1250. _______________
BOOM APABTMBNT, , SUIT ABLE panalooer. PE s^Mt.
3 RM. EVERYTHING
000222 AND 'BATH. HuVATX /
entrance. 212 par weak. Child '
^towne. A t-ltol. SiutoiTt
273 BaMvla Av*.
~R60MC~WAflHINO DTtirriii ■>u u*	'w.'rRUw*
BEDROOMS, rfi. BATH AND entrance. Oarage. UMUUes tora-_ Uhed. Upper a"
Sir 1 .... .
R 2-SOU.
toMl. ~¥St.„_________________
‘ uUUtlea clean. 113 wooklp, I
BEDROOM PARTLY rURN, *00
pixie Highway.
dro* i
Ml!
2 Cooley Lk. Road. EM
DAYl, GJL
IIPI KIEN CE D WAITRESS wanted. Apply la paraao. 2SM Dixie, Plva Spot.
EXP. WAITRESS WANTED, AP-ply In parson. U7i Union' Lk. Rd.
EXPERIENCE® ^WAITRESS ONLY
Top Soil
1 “ravy tracking. Rut grading, aaM. gnv ‘ end loading. PI
___Mora_______
__________Mti g. MarahaU.
WOMAN POR INSURANCE OB-
Wtd. Miscellaneous 30
Pre*. Box 14.
L, Reply Pootlac JL":________
re-
union Lake I
IRONINGS WANTED
PBRIENC rntod. Jail*’*
---- Apply batwabn 1-4 p.m
>r with housework and cl
Live In. PE B-ltU	.	---------
MORE POR j MIMgOORAPHINO TYPING; 8 ”	1 fiUrtilL»ime»e BH MW. ~
1-A Reduced Rates
Local or long dlstane* moving SMITH MOVINO CO. PE 4-4244
MOT1NO SXRViCB _______
_______» ttkttto-	» »-2«22 RAVB TOO |	_____
HAULINO AND RUBBISH, NAME Adding maehto* or piece
y ATTENTIONI	I ,_____rr„ ____r I
Spot catoi for ueed Ulcvtotona.| Wj Sa* caretaker.
rarnliurt and miscellaneous. JF—! uTr	>----—
mtlmate., Pk l-nTI.__________[__I*	m-
XT US BOY IT OR SILL IT 7
PE 2-2P15.
paint, Ernest S
iut price Any Um«mX*42»t.l furniture B- BAUUNO AND RUBBISH. 42 LOAD' OR? X-riVT’ -T- Aiwm* fk iisBi ... 1 j—
win
TYPEWRITER, equipment not in bpy these Items.
—_	--------.	.___,WNtTE WOMAN la OR OTEE POR NEAT. WALL- WASWTEO, LaPB. —fllfi’frj
ir.DWRLY LADY TO DO UOHTl housekeeping tb days. Must Uk* | dry. other work. PE S-Ott' | uuLt-i. wrtKlAUL house work and car* tor Ul wife. | ahlldren. PE SAWS.______________i WASHINOS 2 IRONTNOB — PlCE-i L#e'’ »od tong distance moving.
ROOM APARTMENT' PURNIBHID _ 08 1-4313 • '
1 ROOMS AND BAIH. ADULTS. PE 3-4344
3 NICE ROOMS AND BATH, PR I ^Uga-ir^-i- | nig, mm
-	. . . ,	______________ WASHINOS * IRONINGS - PICK-
WHITE. B APYSrrTER TO CARE I up end .’ollyerv QW l-7aia
mMl_ ahildran .ndtol &	W*	™
Itoa* iStoSSDSrtb0%	WASH wot AND^mtwlNosr PICK-
t."Crtg<V!!l»t Si	_____
phone Cana accepted. M West	o -| j; g_____,__ ,,	AND EQUIPMENT
Butot.___	L Ww>t Service 13 ni,p trueki Samt Trailers
__ 2 ROOM YEAR AROUND LABE 32 _Apartment, OR 24241.
[2-Bo6M FURNISHED AP A BT-
EXPERIENCED WTO {tlrahas S day,
nlwhtg y llttf fjr. ir~*~*
qulred. Mlnlmam ago M Ay fair S-I4II.
THE FLOOR SAI
r WOMAN WANTED POR NUR1INO I ~~~
Wanted to JRent
I...?!**“* .ff.Hgf--—'3 BEtjROOM HOUSE Df CLARK-!* 5e®t, prlute'bath“and* entrance.
rP«.	1 _ D __ a | »M Of Dravtan PUlns are. PR* Near fat mke. OR =X4S2. ——
r IrucKS to nent -w,. w_______________——*** „***
LANDLORDS RENTAL SERVICE
tor tanaata. W* have ' tor bam** and apart-•ntahed *r unfurnished, of town. B# ekarga B
* tb-ton Pickup*
on Use Pro** Boa 1
. WANTED EXPERIENCED COUNT-
id ----i«STpsT6-- ■—1
St th* pan i
^USSTl.
P*re»o |,
...	.... ...'MAN POR SHEET METAL IN-
f Dorothy Dunn ; rtaUstioa and pipe fitting Mart
“------buy* tome experience, fill Or-
o] chard Lake Road....._ ; ~
* PART T1M1

EXPERIENCED WATTTtESS WANTV ed, day Hdfr. Jdt’i ’ Coney TITaad l«4l S. Telegraph Apply ■- mamd I son or call c *c 3-3120 aft*
EXPERIENCED BAR AND POOD I W AlTRBSS AND SHORT (HUSR pe '3-3211
{***?• tiePlL-iSatfTf?, rS Yorffo " LADIES WANTED FOR ^Vu	»*taphoB# work, ao, expertence
POUR WOMEN OVER TWENTY- ^
.. Huron L„ _ ftFiWHITE WOMAN FOR OENERAL j p.m.i u-----—importation, VI-1

to Cottonwood Knoll trap tb* Una of PraaUlB «Mtts to I 1 '* BrlarcUffBaoll North.
to Corn w*n Oawrt from aottot Brlarcliff Knott North to culdetac Mi 1 NM OtoBdmtt Graft
II North Irom Cl
_____
WM.Oaart____________
_to Cambourne Pina* .......
Knoll to Brlarcliff Knoll Wait.
-to Brlarcliff Knott Wert from 1 dlabtlt Road to tgmiykiiiuk Drive.
- to ItorrybtaNt Dyfva 'Dam north _. of Franklin Knott* Ke. t whdMMdB to -----------Ward tagl*
la Ward Eagto Drive from Cambourne Place to Merrybroek Drive.
2a Trstham Court from caIdeas*
...	----Prldar. Sept Ml
I 34 pkt'iHm the Bnarfci-Orlffia Ctaapal wtth chaplain Clark B. McPhall afflcUtlag. Interment In Perry Mount Park CemeUry with a military grays lervlee.-r'" Dona wlu Mo In state at 1 Bparka-Ortffln Funeral Bom*.
box Bnrucs
AIMsjm. Tsttsyflwwi nrn rsyigg gf Bw fiwu wfflcg is Mm following
«. 7. 1 a, u, ft, ei. as, •7. 2*. M, 72, 73. 72, 80, 84, 88. M, 101, 1M,
‘htoM,0n
Can Mr. Taylor,
PIN ROTS MOTOW OWf BBCBBAT20N PIZZA MAKER WANTED JULIE S

lS7m m!d*Vb J~
Stst&
fiS totwaoa I*
MlgOtobelt Road.
pEfjba* *taalatlyaly dartgaatad ihtl
y^mjmwf dggtjNtom greater sclcctioh of cvei^l from ttutomobiles toj ’U TovreiCp employment offered every
Tell Everybcxiy About it with a Pontiac Press Want Ad
That’s bec»ute of the
-sci:
day.
’' ^Q*5*.4<" Wort Bloomfieid
aKi^«Sbr---...
th* apaalal uaaammaat district thara-
DOROTHY M. CHAMBERLAIN.
!'	TBrnmikto Clerk
FE2-8181
Orton. LOU' Of lifting* to Oood commlastoo seal*. A*k I Harry Crate or Lawraaa*
, Gaylord, Realtor., PE aeui
IMAM, OVER
Isaac Crary School.
M CARPENTRY -	.
Addition* - Basements > Attics — Oarages - GET MY BID FIRST -
Pontiac Farm and Industrial Tractor Co.
at S. WOODWARD PE 4-04*1	FE 4-1442
Open Dally Including Sunday
Paintly 4 Dpcoratlot 23
R. J. (Dick) VALUET Realtor FE 4-3531
lOinMPH
M444. |I4 ML CtomoM.
3 ROOMS AND BATH. LAKE. YBAR ... round. OR 2-1031._
7 JtOpM APT. CLEAR 244 MO. Htat turn., SOM Highland Rd, -M-IB near Airport. OH 3-3700. ROOM PDRNIBHED APART-.
. Private entrance, heated.
KMOTS;
CHILDREN!
Ime
l full I
rIRLB AND WOMEN WANTED POR Panttoi Drive-In. DIxtoMBlthway sod Telegraph. Work ' eveakto*. Apply at Pootlac Drive-la be-twaaa 1:22 and 7:to P.M. No
Tzvah*-***-1
New i
pcrlenced pr
lr"n**?all Jor an AppoteM Ivan W. Bchram, PE M4TL
Seal M2TAVE. experienced
nhimw tor Poatlac and Rocha*-
Help Wanted
.. CLASS PAIRTIRO AND DEC- MOTHER
orating- Cash or term*. PE 4 lie*. I need 3	■_I
iT&jfii iht. and E3rr. PAhtT-l^^-^l^-g^1jl_Q^1jlri !
___	teg. Bm. Dan BeekTOL 1-3141. R^gPONUBU party wants 3
CARTO^nr^ABnirET ««T C7JlgiOTXX)BATIlig_»J^T.	*	.......
-	“ * repair work guar-!	W*rte«-_riL *•”**
24741.	_______!a-1 PAINTINO. INTERIOR. EX-
- — terlor tl per eant tflac for cash.
Oaarantead Pre* art. PE 442W.
LADY INTERIOR DECORATOR Pap*ring. PB S4BO.
vowancc, nei PANOUS. REALTOR W SOUTH BT.
Ortonvllle	ha 7-2S1S
3 RM APT. NEAR CITY HOSPITAL aduiu. MO. g Mittm Bt;
4 3 RMToJaiTlOWER. BACHELOR
jantaed. OR ]
. . RESIDENTIAL. COMMERCIAL •M IndjutrlaL Maion and_ g*jn. modeling. .
. John W. Capita. MY
1B AII LIB INTERIORS IN franklin Village. Wt are later-vtowlng tor tha position* of Senior Decorator* aad Floor Decorator*
- pqraon* qualified In dace ratine •kill* - wh* can coordinate and sail ftea furniture, fabric* and
Comnlsto • ftrwT IM 3-3383.
1»uk if you | fce Bt Apply Tn pel ""	pWHBHgjWP i Pl„ _	■
I MU**!. Wh“* *' Coto™4- ri
Call Hr
dc&aSk
N WANTED, fc)R CAD-
In**028* ' BMlarehlp. Excellent jay plan pad many benefits. See or call BoP Miller, sale* Manager t Jerome Meter Bale*. 240 B. T?ln/*t3?1. Pontlae, right away.
•ALMJdAN D ANTED. HO penance necessary, part Of toll time. Roger’s tale* and Barvie*. tot Auburn. c«Jl PE A4143.
SERVICE SAlEHSAN AND OR-day writer. Exeattant waikteg ' dlUana. Apply la parson AT_______,.
Keego Harbor.	toSg
FIVE] MEN
M to asaur manager hi oat-e order department. R*. "
Ottl day, tjar TO C
_ , ,____ ____ Murt be
mpjp wtotoi l *M • a.i
WE itt49E OPENING POR A PR*-faaatonkl mechanic, ho laalwri
REACH CASH CUS* TOMERS through Cla»»i-fied Ads,, Call FE 2-8181.
LEABir-- CALL
PACE
ADDITIONS - MODERNIZATION
Remodel any room #TTOUT 1--
DeGroote Bro«. builders.
: 1-07S2 after 2 pjs. j ADDrrtdNS. OARAOES AWNtieoi Pontiac Home Bervlt*'. PE 4-1S87. BULLDOZ1NO . EXCAVATINO TRENCHINO ■ TRUCKING *
HOUSEKEEPER! LIVE IN. WHITE "re good reference*. Lovaly E— Rocha star, l 13-rear-old
Country_______ I
Rd. Oft oketototuu Ed. UjrpdjLROTBWO HOME. DATS, jmtu jn^bt
Apply _ -----------
1221 W. ttlverhell_______________
Ladt in VICINITY op brook-lyn. Roehostor top babysitting 3 and 4 night* weakly. UL Efln.
LINEN ___________
KtrtbLo?%.^n “nSV™
Urns Intoaaah. No lnveatmanfr*.
1”---------
MIDDLlidllb WOMAN TO CARE
2 ear* for 3 tohool ago chUdrea, more toy hojw lhaa wagae. B*f-araoeas. Call 2 I* l* evening*
PE 2-2122.	'	_________j ■■
SfiDDLEAT-
ahUdraa.'OB 24W2.
MIDDLE AGED HOUI to ttvt la B ear* ... __
isuijs££>ttnur
leSU8w
afternoon and evening *hltt*. PE
MIM. Ext. 82. ._______
PART TIME JOS. MUfT BE'NEAT
aary. Call *5*r 4 p.m OA 6
ASHE___________■■
pea. Apply MS Orchard Lak* ba-twaan ft-io am*.
Employment Agencies 9
Wpe'aTnrk. Typing, a lag th* Dr., answer phou*, lag appoint. S toy*. Mldw< Employment. 40S PonUac Bta Bank Bldg, PE 24227. , " •
EVELYN EDWARDS
VOCATIONAL Mb

Sect’y
ClMOttVM iMNtftrlftl POMUOQ-
tiphon*TPA?*d day^'pl***-
ant turrotmding*. Salary $422 to ■tart. Mtdwoat EmployWeat, 422 P anti a* State Bank Bids. PB
Otllilla too laremo erclal or rosldentl
ILL KINDS •mall Cqn-
PAINTINO. INT. * E2CT PAPER hanxln- Maim Thompun. PE . 44344
WahtF*o. papebino, remov-
CEMENT WORK
IVE AT LOW
CEMENT WORK 0
riito aattmam*. or 24741. ijjNT AlipBBOCK WOBK. “*■ O. Bagwari PE S47M.

&JT
CONCRETE 1 need*. PE *
CUSTOM BWifitnU.
----------iamSif.. Baatodaitng
.and dmlgalng. FX ‘ *’—
DRY WaU^TAPIMO
BSWF~~cAaiMratT.~TT

remodeling, garagaa.
wan PB Mm
___iloi»At. INttfLATldP,
aad w I no*. Ratlin Electric. EM
PLOOB ' gANDINO AND 1 ftmt
pKek wnoiiiTi' op all" elko
PLACE A“LOST” AD. Call FE 2-8181 for an ad to recoyer a loti. Dial FE 28181 for aa ad writer.
A PAINTING h DECORATJNO Paptr rentcvad. PE 44»ll |
_____experience. I
Wee estimate*. Photo
LINTINO Pragma It I4MC , * •
PAINTING INTERIOR A WALL-paper cleaning. Her-	“ *
Clark PE 4-37M
i. WANT TO LEASE
BALES EXECUTIVE WANTS TO
LEASE THREE OR TOUR ---
ROOM HOME • IN WEBt..*... SCHOOL. DBmtICT. P L K A « E
Share Living Quartan 33
AND WIPB WOULD
share brick home on , Av*. with either tr • feeatonal couple. :
Wan ted Transportation 34
EMPTY TRUCK COMINO FROM
couple, hg State/______
ROOM. BASEMENT APARTMENT
ra>t*«e..ttn«v,.prlrato —
Call PE 4-1214
Including
ROOMS. PVt7' BATlt. 224 B iroadway, Lk. Orion. PE 24444 THREE ROOMS. PLOT KITCHEN end bath. All have one separated bedroom. At tow aa IN
SLATER APTS.
12 NpE PARKE BT. ^ AFTER . AND gaWpAT. BEE UBmnkia. CAHBOtL, At ARCADIA CT.	“
rooms, pvt. bat7i_AND EhT,
Bachelor or couple. FE 4432*
3 ROOMS AND BATH, CLEAN, gnvete entrance. jMntt*. 143
1. Weahing. PE 2-21 lj.
Television ServioB 24
7Jk.
HOUR SERVICE.
•ENSBN'S TV EERVlCEjAPTER-
Upholstering
Heat furplahtd. Private entrane*. Adults only. MY 31274. -H|	. ROMls AND BATH. JtOMATE
Tr: ,..efaranet. Inquire giTMgl
Calif.	____
Wanted, rai to altooma.
Wtd. Contracts, Mtga. 35
—ABILITY—7
•Ur tend contract lalbl* discount ‘~ McCullough h —	r- Aten cask li
equity and mortgage*. Small mortgagee avalltble. Ca*h ' "
EARLE'S CUSTOM UPHOLSTER- 5143 Ca»«-Em»b*th Road km. MN Copley Lake IU. EM ABWXUTELT' THI PA8TB8T AC-
. in......... , ...; tlon on your land contract. Cato
THOMAS UPHOLBTERINO ' buyers waiting. Call Bl
’“	■—— —'	W * ■3a* '
lit NORTH PERRY ST.
Lottt and foittri 26
POUND: * YOUNO _ _________
POUND - dALE BOOTON TER-
BLACK MANcSteTER. FEMALE — fic.or WBB YORK aye. REWARD. PE 4-2173.
UR •; tetOW PARAKEET ^^rafd. PE 4-2414. 3*3 Linda
BLACK CLOTH BAG LOST 8UN-
- BLUE PARAKEET. AI to' tea name ol Mtok l la Call FE 44*211
WD IjAMBW CAT.
srsnasBr:
' 24221. 1222 W.
count., OR 2427* after I p
10^ AltfciAflt tfiAkPnnr er Body. Ineulre lto Dresden.
oo-
jn* at. || 2-6544.	.
*	][»R7 NICER&3MII UTiLlfiES weet sld* Pt 44gif.
*	ROOM APT., CHILD. OVtcR 4, . watcoma. 142 Paril Bt.. HI 4444B.
»Mr ,4chool. . HeaL sarata to*
HOBBIES AR^ FUN ..
every member of the family
t tooting ^rtght aew to get
FE 2-8181
tor 3 teachers, 3 working ftrla.
^ee^r^i^S^wra
MMAoassf •
■ROOM PURR. ACBOStt PROM IS ■hopping Confer. All 2to. Calf PARTRIDGE * mi**. 1222 W. Huron Bt. PB
9>B eftor iito to wiuaeo
K»«TlMb IW.
clean I ibf. '1IIH J9MUHT ■
he* with pvt boSi 1*1 HoehatSc
downtown.
OTT I.BLOClai TG OENERAL Hosmtal. 3 rooms and both. Pel-
eato 2bmbb~ —.—
rwv;
■ __I utUtUei fm
* i mi *mKT ~
1
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THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER
1060
R<t Apts.
37 Rent Roues FurnUhed 99
. Efficiency Apartments
Livta* room, kitchen. ktttrM
ms. h&a. Him row aft «« cuirroirnDS ltd. oB mis.
Mr A
3-1143.	_	■
ua**t IHgUijEita aT» i
Utilities fura. lit per week — fwUM U>« Ed. OS HJ NIC* « BOOStsT liTH. AMI nil. W«R ad*. Avsllsble ri MttoorFEt-tiM ■MALL APT. OR pnrvanr i ■	f(» «nr:„ ,	■
BsaeensMa.OB MHA
COMMERCE TWP. S BEDRM helas, parttolty iui Ui.ma •ad l Mm. earpeied MjM la yard. 1 Mk. from pvt. Mate. N»»r school children vajaaaa lit mo. 31M Fisher Rd. off Oakley Park Rd.
f.-Oa Lak* and M4B.
Ull M | ,,, ,	____
home neat Paddock.
ua^i asunuues
DONELSON TPAJUt., 3 eoloolal style '—L rasa, OB ML. nun kIiit amd tmuT» for
elderly ChrUtlan woman or —mto la .4 ream modem, home la ■•••• taw towesneepte* fee Hurt bare relereocee.

LASS QBIOB. MOOBBH 1 AHD I
water purplehed. Modern, clean.
an)'abo san fl5ob corner, suitable far Dsatist, Medic or Meaty Parlor. Inquire lit No.

NEW BRICK ■- beautiful ear.
radiation MM. ON
com or. amt more, swing., neat — Iot. MS xtaath. CallFE if-int. Ilk. ROOMS. ONE OP THE finest apt. bldgs., extra large : rooms, clean, heat, hot water, |,
lake front h Case Lake lor Ml —ttable for J qr _
Fireplace, Ml ber mc^rEldM1!. MODERN LAKE FRONT AfTRAC-WJIf furnished hameMMa? VMM Lake. Sept, to Junt. ni Mill. MODERN I BOOM, m WQLV*R! Ida Dr., Wolverine Lake.
IN LAKE ORION. 00. RSAT, .modern, >40 par mo. FI I-Mtl. EFT. 1Tb JOLT t Ml A HK,’ ■aa heat, nice and alqaa. On Wlvao Lake. 1TM RusUc Lane, «Jg. Call Detroit, WEbaler
Rent Lake Cottages 41
LAKE FRONT OOTTAOES
arMgjFjg?'
SLEEP1NO BOOM NBAS OiN-eral BoapttaL m N. Johnaaa '
^ _ For Ram Rww 42
1011 WATERFORD TOWNSHIP mala teachers MB Cass-EUsa-betb, PE MUi
fBTUtSo ROOM POB WORKING lady. dowuUln prtrate entrance MB wiqlt. PE 44W. 77 Poaglas
bos Rtoppiho at doom lob
front attractlTc rm. PB 4-7212. CLEAN RMS. REAt M COTTAGE i Bt. Apt. B-l, Mm. Bee. PE tiw | CLEAN SLOPING ROOM. CLOSE In. PB Mttl '
RENT omci SPACE —47 0RUE OB STORE BUILDING I far rant at All Dixie Highway.
Drayton- Ptoips. PB 1-Si IP	j
CLEAN PLEASANT ROOM FOR |
juu, Ml W. Huron, j
CLEAN' ROOM FOR
**-" "ehewar. iTWk.
FIFTY-OXE
Far Sale Himh |»[ ftllY ffUTTT
CLEAN ROOM FOR a LADT KIT- Terms Tfraaaed"’ •ban privileges or WUI -board, naar Washington School or Bm-manual Baptist. IE 4-UBB.
COMFORTABLE RpOtlT'PRIVATE home, Meet to FE BdtM.	| wll , ■
BMFLOTBD LADT, HOME PBiV- m Baldwin ^togaa. sarada y-aH me. '
bldgs , extra Urge IP**ALL I BEDROOM HOUSE WITH
-	*	‘	--•-=. lr ssrsea ns «r »—fly. QL Milt
______RENT. 71 Me-
PtMIH
parkins. Mrttr furnished, law SMALL BOOSE' rant. Adana only Sat managers. I Klnley Bt. FE E MAM if E. Huron PEgUM ’	—•-»
ROOMS AND BATH, MTTEFHT
■ • iJ.es.yw-.
3 HOOBTaFT. NIWLT DECORAT -9 lm furnished. Refrig ■— —--------------------
i. ISS Whittemore.
» RAH Sales, tlge
irnsBEni mi mitowk. ROOM. NBWLY DBCORATBD. stove, refrigerator, hitet, hot .Eater. 3*6. FI *-770i.
utilities supplied. PB
Rant Mombsb l)n$arn. 40
-1-A-l RBNTALS
2-BEDROOM DUPLEX
Automatic Heat — Full Basement WILL DECORA TT
$75. PER MONTH FE 4-7833
AM EAST *BLVD. N.
__ AT VALENCIA_____
D R O O M RE-DECORATED
Son*.
ATTRACTIVE 1 BEDRM. RANCH ga dan Auys this home nS basement, breeseway, )S car gs-Nlctly shaded lot. MxtW', Com--merce-Hlller Rd area. rR ME. at WALUpBLAii, i Rooms
and bath lower, i room up. Basement, a tar gar ml furnace, I block from dip Hall, bv owner ST800 or IS000 cash. MA S-1SM
_____BARGAINS
Large i room, a baths. Oood I BtBa.it ■[ Woo* ward, ——
_________ jafage optional. ] _______
FOR OENTLEMEN, 'PRIVATE | swimming pool, kitchen prieHewci, exceUent IcaatlbR; SMSMBM ~rmtex,—call FE HIR. bitweou Setr-t-f>OR RlNT « . FOR NUKED |
By Fnak, Afm»; For Stk Hours
STOUTS
Best Buys Today
Fm'MiHum 49
WEBSTER '
I LARS ORION-ORFORD RETIREMENT HOMS Country I RUa1 BSBS' Lckl Oftaa Urtaa I ream, 'dining room. den. Urge 1 kitchen, a. bedroom* ana bath Larg# walk-lh eUeete^CemMiui-
^atree with berries and
For Salt Hsmm v
~4 fc/wi
H fruit Mas. i
Near CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL -deal lor Urga family or Uceeae
rKifll
rflDDEN BEAUTY - A I _ and a little work will bring out the beauty ol this solid built I bedroom borne. Extra nice Uea* non. near schools and *">■ '•** emit paved street, Bass - Mat. re* room war ' only u m mu)
I able mnm.
I CONVERTIBLE - Dandy S bed* i i room hams, easily .converted talc xtra Urge mpualM I tie# stairway ae- ,
POOH - III BEDROOM
glate^MMd <*MtlbSe. mw-
room, woodertm kitchen With dlshwaeher tad break last bar. large bereened rear paridl. Double gsrtf* aad a second lot M kite Uelud-Basement baa bath with 1	----—- - Ujfge .
3 bedrooms, oil hea
WAlnut 1-M
BT OWNER - SACRIFICE 3 bedrm. brick mnlh, full base* ■ meat. Urea kitchen and dining i room, mm In oven and range, > MB' carpeted, —	'---
OIRLA, NICE HOME OF YOOB	___ _
own, rm. rates. 141 W. Huron. blacktop at., community water.
LOTELY____ROOM_ FOR OEHTLK-1. .JJfM	*^^o^rplng renter
n payment. OB
Varga '	" * HM
OUIET-REFINED e. Meet desirable
•rat'for raUmg large iamtly. Offering this Urge t bedroom bom* with spar Me grounds well laod-scapad In Bloomflsld fwp. Large living, room with nrepUre. for-mat dmini room, bandy kltchsn. full bath. 3 bedroom down. 1 bedrooms and bath Up. basement •With, oil ftred hat water hejt. t
U't^USh ufm?#P' °	'
UM DOWN - Buys this up to the mlnuu TRLLEVEL home Fes-turea flhhlied family m<m> in. batha. gaa that, 3 larga
abower___ I
oak-floored recreation _“h flrenUco and bai
a mkIG
MODERN LARGE ROOM' WEST aide, larga closot, lor gentleman. Call afUr g FE Mill	.
ROOMS,' HHABE EITCHEN. FRI
Rooihb with Board
CLEAR ROOMS FOR RENT.
HBAT. |
ROOM At BOARD WITH OR WITH-out. 13AU Oakland Are. FB 4-ISA4. ROOMS. Si prg BOARD
'MCosBBBd Hi ~
BY OWNER 3 BEDROOM FRAME, bum m. ail gaa. sew down, tee a month FB 34IM - '
BIRMINGHAM * BEDROOM. OAft .
fenced Sard, IB.SOI With __
down, me Holland PN g-jlia BY OWNER. I RM. BOOSk.' ll prlv. reaa. dn. paymt. FB 3-t»»6 BEAUTIFUL I-SeDROOM BRICE Full battment, 3. years aid. lOOx-IIS’ fully landscaped lot,, fenced j directions backyard, nit Wt, Mumtasm near 8t Pat storms and screens «*m*tine I .	-
throughout, drapas. 4H mareiaca,	—
"X-ite trouble with being out of a job and drawing * unemployment compensation is that you miss ail j umwnt those fringe benefits ..j blm is*
..””	J
--.55^12^ NVarren Stout, Rjaltt..
WALLED LAK* PRIV 3 BDRM .11 N	r5!i •l'S »r® MIM ! WEST BIDE
bullt-lns Id kitchen, «r*sn«f. dry-	up,n 1111 •	« room <
"" *or^L<mUe*,iS»Umo >r will 1 "yrt	w • '-V" Li - 0» Wm
SH Templeton
• bred gtaigb R
•ppotntBtent* - wet n yourself ■ Fric* redueed. SUBURBAN	1 IfS
1 bedroom bungslaw, Otl
|w fewr^M»“\a.h.“B
TLE^Ag^M* aiovee^s quel Red buyer la
MILFORD -	■	'• '-J..
II.MS DOWN ■	„
to camutaro* Laka, cwmaaif nu« brtek j badna. inda|.bamt. honf* i perns rm and RrapUee, Oak ! floors Hied bath. Bangs and Rw
| fgl^SWi
WILLIAMS LAEE AREA — See this nicely paneled family rm. In this home. Tiled bath. Youngstown i. kitchen, breesewsy sad BWaebed MW^n“r** ^ I1J.H# eim
For Sale House*
m5del
wly decorated Vocftiu*
Oatiir Priced lit -
I BeOtt tdOftOw Uv
S3?cjfh°piu
Sunaot Fgrk and Ml par
I contract i
drapas. lit par ci US,850 MA t-lMl
dn SIA «-3«M after WATKINS Hri.1,8 FIRST TIME OF iered. By owner. 1 bedroom brick ranch, beautifully landscaped corner lot, gas haat, storms and - screens, full bailment, ih car fno: uo umon lam Ha. i garage. walking diatancr Patrick's Churchy Follow | ‘rh“l» gidrwslk* —“ --
k to liniie mat- -as a id ill.Ml •
Ferry Street
4 ROOMS AND
iwni oO ba. __
4 RMS. AND BATH. UPSTAIRS.
......... — Blvd.
OFFIR. m|3 BEDROOM HOME HI schools. |TI. IIP N Roslyn. BEDROOM HOOBE. WILL BENT . m	fditi.
BARGAINS
3-Bedroom home on Urge lot near Waterford HIM School. A real buy at If,lit. Low, monthly pay*
----Rl£t*msrw
Cepe, wn liill,	, j
west side i "Room aIopRrn i
. Reasonable down p
STEEtE REALTY (Main Office) -
IMS N. Milford Rd. between High-
THU BSD AT EVENING CALL Don Bryson OR 3-4MI . . Don Niehollt FE ISMI
LAUINGER
MULTIPLE UST1NO SERVICE
4 ROOM APARTMENT
, Including heat and lights. glt.Tg weakly. 341 Orchard Lk Ave. Call ?K S-1TS3. Was town Realty, t ROOMS AND BATH. GAS HBAT.
Waal atda.fl 4-Pit.______
I took ROOMS,, unfubn' turn., lower, west side, FE ,
4 NICE ROOMS A BATH. Cl 1 carpeted, awe* I all uinitlaa nlened. Inquire at 734 WL Hu I ROOM, t BEDROOM APART-, mam — brick building. All util* Itles furnlshad, also has base- , meat (acllltllae Call for flutter Information. OUet Realty,
■Sis.
rooms, gaa-heat, FE RMB AND Rita. LOWER. , bedmiiH Beutelty near web-
31 FRONT STREET 3-room apartmaat, all modem. 131 _ par month. Children permitted, f K. O. Hempstead ran. FE 443M or
r Brown. Dbtrolt7 ON _
7	---OR3-TW
a i hpRM. doflUT'nkab DAVIS-burg-Clarketon - Holly Ifes. tt
For Sale Homes
■ay, moo an-,
own psyment, , j BEDROOM BOMB. ..	______
' *	---" far garden, gas
•tlo. Bought now
teat, garacs. nati _______.	.
home. Must sell this on* quick' Any reasonable offer will be oo ridered. Call OR 3-378B.
rr 133 Franklin Rd.
3 ROOM. GRAY BRICK. FIRE-gMR mk« f wtriltged ewmar. lot, ,	mm, — „	.
' 1 large* etUc 6*|8 00|n-cash ) CALL US FOR BARS. TAVERNS, I Carroll LiSt EoSJ’ Com- Wmses sod Jams. Childs _N-i
ONLY $10 tfOWN
Modal at MS >. Med. Open Dally and Sun. 1:30 to I p i WB8TOWM REALTY LI s-ftn after T p.m. MODEL — FB 1-2763
WEST SIDE ■ ■ SEMINOLE HILLS 1 ____	$800 Do wn, F H A \
sell Priced right. Phone FE i Ready to move Into. J bedrm» : *AIH' :	j m bathe, large leg. rm. with
NBW 1 BEDROOM HOMS. SMALL 1 fireplace, dn*. rm , basement, down payment, SSI a month. FB 1. S-car garage. Quick boaaesslon 6-3036	| Located at
------------------ 134, ONEIDA
AVON APARTMENTS. NEWLY
carpeting in living r ilc Sept, f. tlT E. FIk'
east aide. North of A
14-4558.
Phone H 3-6518 i
i. Ph, PB 6-6687.
COLC5RED
4 ROOMS - PRIVATE EN-'I £1** TEANCE AND BATH — REFIUO-l fj.l-
00. 1% l^0«3.
basement. .
, Saras*. DO a
ERA TOR AND C
FIRST FLOOR 4 BOOMS AND, bath. Eeego risrbor FE 4-8426.
___________, references. FB twf
R. i 11*1 ASCENSION IN CLARESTON. 3 bedroom ranch. No thru trattle. i Vacant. TR 1-3168.
AB LE 8 ;•.•**
HospliaV FE~ j*t9T
BRICK DUPLEX
Full basement, 3 bedroom, bath modem kitchen. Ir —
Harry Wood, t
%a
Off B. Jesahe^nlce I raogl. bi ment, garage, 1300 ml. BM month FE 00303.
CLEAN. 3 BEDRM. HOME. B81 >13. D R EdHR. FE UMA DUPLEX
NEWLY DBOORAfTED - LAROE ---------- *-'l sited bedroom.
ol within
'-ORCHARD COURT APARTMENTS
rkSim. Rafa. . .
PARTLY FURNISHED CLEAN. ™ ------m	---n Heights
uT *3-5'
if ear Grand Blanc—Modern bedroom ranch, hew all fin furnace, go*. Ft HIM
. HEXBERT. mi- “ 3 bedroom brick aad frame, 11
71*6 W Maple MAylalr HIM
pet*, ill por ..mat— __________
LAKEFRONT BRICE > BEDROOM. Mr** living moan, til* bath, b tuul view. EM 3-3144 and
__________ _____ 3-8S13.	_____
l. 30M Auburn Heights. MODERN 3 RED ROOM*. AUTO-. j,...,	. .•	) matte tent, itora A refrigerator,
WEST SIDE ! ?f .moo“l- **« BrilW"'
it an Waldo. Newly
jffgfl 'MODERN d ROOM
Id, plus g :blldren, f
Ront Houses Furnished 39
I BEDROOM. COB Y CLEAN.
COUPle. FE 3-4165._______,
3 BEDRM. - LOVELY LK. glT.
Very dean. Adults! _ family. Sept.-Jane. KM 30031.
t lpTiiftftm *r	- -
quire at ISM Beaeihland. Water- _ .
'	Hft J-__________
ndmn aad BRICE RANCH. * ROOME
Co./ti*4-0133, TO AdluT5
caretaker work.’Write
part time, enrataktr wi Pontiac Frwaa Has ■
&&:
3-BEDKOOM HOUSE. ---------- .
nacc. MM Creatteean, Elisabeth Laka. FE Mill. MO.
| OR J “7®ACH£lU.________» „R06m
heat* attractively In - rweioaabl*.
mP^,r;dE 3
)M RANCH HOUSE IN d School District Waah-
ryer. 3 ear sarace. Oil*
plelely furnlthed From Sept to November. Deposit reqnlrod. OR

ROCHESTER
3-Bedroom. IVb baths, gas beat. Bxaellent location. Inua. eccn-pancy. Gala or rant. OL l-ltll. lOCHESTXR BOMBS. S1NOU AND duplex, gsta teat, OL HBI

BEDROOM.
dm to *____
KlvftWM. maUr
clean Seminole HUB. 8135 me Phone Dnrrta A Ben, FB «-UlfFURN. 3 EEDBOOM RANCH style bom*, automatic ell Hk bsBbL vow dean.
wap'Sum. Beautiful saw and need 3 and 1 bed-roams. bnaamMl. brick aad -HnilE..OoiR leaaUM.
Rent Lake CottagM 41
iSSESr A^SSffEta"Si2K
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3-Til*, DutratL
r 3 BEDROOM HOUSE LEA VINO '• atate, win aaCriflo*. *60* down. ■ ! 865 Palmer drive. «	CUTS 3 BEDROOM. POLL BA8B-ment, 1 car garaga, lota of shade treat. 46,106. 3700 down. $65 a mo. 1 block from -your own pvt. teach aa SUaeteth Lake.
r i 2 BEDROOM. NEWLY DEC-' orated. 1144 down. FB 4-4333 2 BEDROOM UTILITY ROOM, carpeted living room 41.904 down, bajance^ll.ooo at 463 per mo.	
	CHAPEL HILLS" New 3. bedroom tri-levcl, large Uvlng room sod family room, . fireplace, bullt-ln even and stove. One heat, 3 ear attached garage, tot 166 * 1M. Will trad*. Bargain. Open Bat. aod Bun." from 1-7. W. Q. WHITCOMB. REALTOR UL 2-2330
f 2-BEDROOM HOUSE WITH large lot, Bari aide location. 11.300 dowa and taka over payments of 1 *7* month. Call FE 6-2M0.	
! 2 BEDRM. NEW. FULL BSMT . MC. for moo da. FI I N4I.	
	COLORED Oft B. Jessie, nice 6 rooms, basement garage, 4304 down. *84 a month. FE *4203. [
3 . BEDROOM RANCH ON JVIL-Hams Lake rd. Immediate pot-session OR 3-3714. No broken.	
- 3 BEDROOM BRICK, LABOR LIV- ; jn.rnm:: Large fenced yard. Convenient to shopping canter. FB •-*«**. 3 BDRM. 3 STORY HOMB IN good cond. Oa west aid*. A real i bargain, can FI 3-6436 or FB 1 ' 3-7065 tetwoia 44. Dawson R Butterfield.	COLORED Gt O I. TERMS, THIS WILL BEAT [ PATINO RENT Only 88.800. 3 bedrooms. 2 story, Nice riaaaed L In large treat porch, full tote-[ ment. 1 car garage on nice lot with , lot* «f shade trees plui L peach trees, back yard fenced In. Phone for further detail* FE 3-TSSS. Clark Real Batata. 1)42 w. Huron st. FOR SALE BY OWNER: HOME with Inocma. ) roams and bath down, aad 3 bedrooms up tor / owner, pita 4 roam furnished apt. tot aid* with 2 separate entrances, plus unfurnished cottage wtth t rooms and bath to rear. Inquire 3*4 Bdrtb Johnson, rcm inwT OR sel1.'~ VCV ' it bedroom borne on north cod. Write Pontiac Pres* Bm M. i Gi "0” DOWN- GI Beautiful new 3 bedroom brick -ranch, lull basement, paved (71 ; per mo. plus taxes. - JEROME BUILDINO CO. FE 44422 TO 44712 WE 3-4300
3 BBDRM.. FULL BSMT., S ACRI , totter, adteols. Call r$ I-53S*. 3 BEDROOM BRICK FULL BA8E-ment, east side. Bullt-tn oven aad riJJJ *14.604. SUM. dowa. FE	
1 i BEDROOM RANCH. SMALL	
3 OR a BEDROOM BRICK, lit j etory. Pint owner. Carpeting, Incinerator. Water softener Dlsh-maater. Newly decorated. Oarage; patio, finished basement, data to 1 I	new school* aad corn muter' (11.-600, 222*^Manchester. Birmingham 1 II	BOOM BOia! rochIstkr : 1 j term*. *0* ILH. BfiTli T3. 5 ROOMS. BATH MIXED NEIOH-raaao noble pric borhood, reasonable pric*. SW 1. Edit ft FM -337 oti Edith. FE 3-4237. 1 ROOM’ HOUSE ON PAVEMENT near Collage. FE *44**. 1 S BfWjgfg. BATH AND UTlLiTL Reai^doat to tte right party- OK	
	OOOD BUY FOR 128* "'DOWN 1 total pries $6:600. Lak* privileges | RUaabeth Lak*. Arcadia Fork. I IB 2-8071.
	HXNBERT. UM Lovel 3 bedroom brick, ate frame. NR* living room,'dinette, utility- room, tile hath, oil heat, carport, large yard. $1.8(0 to 4S par. cent OI mortgage ar taka IM or ear In trade. R. I WICKER8HAM 718* W. Maple MAylalr 8426* HIOHLAND ESTATES, 3 WU* room brick, gl.gg* dowa. Cali alter 5 p.m. OR 34603.
* ROOMS AHD BATH. 3 ACRES, chicken house, terms. By owner. 3*14 Adam* Rate. uL 34MB.	
*	BOOMS AND BATH. NEWLY decorated prioe 44.306. Inquire at 3733 Oranard Lk. Rd. *	ROOMS MODERN ON MICH, t Ave. Haw decoration. Nice corner 1 tot, paved stoeaU FUa price — *6.640. *640 dowa. Fb. MA 0-1060 or PE 3-4336.	HOME AND INCOME LAROE bom* tag 3 apartments, laka privileges. Ml* Elisabeth Laka
	INDIAN VILLAGE LOVELY: horn* with 3 nice bedrooms Fqtt bath with shower mt. Largo living item with natural fireplace. Family.ate* dining room. Big kitchen and braaktaat nook. Fun basement. . forced air alt furnace 1 car garaga. By owner. FE 344711
6 ROOM BRICK. LAROE LOT. Coavantou* location. Make offer.	
!7 ROOMS. NEAR OBADB AND Jr. High echcola, FB *-1371.	
	LEAVING STATE. WILL BACRI-tice 11.1(0 oo my equity tor cash. 4 hsdrpsm. near Bt. B to adieu. . FB MIM.
S ROOM BRICK, bk BATHS. 3 ear garage. 4g Nelson, across street from Bt. Michael'* Church.	
ntkft. 1H BATHS. CARPETED, partially fara^, bam t, OH hast, 1 ear garaga. 76 acraa. deer Bin* lag area. 30 mile* north of Es-. canaba. Apply Paottae Preas Bib	DVORAK. MSI (TNDCr^KNDBNCE TOWNSHIP) CIVILIANS $190 E>OWN 3 bedrooms. Cotter Ito.*UtOtty ream. Brick aad asbestos. Carport. Vacant, Opto Watt la ate tote at It. If Interested, can twner. MAY MANAaBMENT DAf» WO 3-136C EVEBTaAT. SUN. TO 84861
$95 DOWN $95 3*0 W. YALB AMD STANLEY Maw f room loot brick ranch bungalow, tali’ baeeaaent. larga gavaL^tMthiy^apprax. 0*3 plus ' JBBOta BUILDINO OO. i PB *4*33 TO 64713 WE 3-43*4	
280 W. YALE MOBBT OUT THB WINDOW But tM* 3 bedreem brick ranch, fan haeemimt, wtU ba paid aff bp year net racilita. < JEROME BUILDINO OO. PB 4-4*33 TO M713 3TB 3-433*	
	LAKE ORION. 4 BDKM. 3 BATES, gas. Vaaaat. A-l east*, near •tomato, Law dowa payment. MY MM.
	LAROE UddOt Oil Wf}ttr6N 3 * gsts. utog awasu apt- Oak floers. Oa. sutomatli hag water furugts. Atom, storms gad> screen*. Raw gae bat water heater Let li 1 IT*. Reasonable down payment. Fricte MdJggi Fb. PE MUI. UP fglVIlBUBB. 3 BEDROOM Btostrr** walls, hardwood floors, full bath Only 14*3 down, lndad- C*?ANGUS, Realtor ORTONV ILL* m G. Street . . -ha 7-M14
4*00 DOWN 3 bitonmt Unit with to earn eat, move tomorrow. Phono OL 1-7*11 FRaSS^mSSaRD, REALTOR	
• $4750 2 bedroom*. 3 tou. garaga, nice shade, only 471* down. CUCKLEIt REALTY 33* H. Begin* w FB 4-4*81	
; $9,500	
I win tend J bedreem mate atyle baarm yoar lot. Full baaement. .ank nwi. til* bath, birch cupboard, OR 3-7031. ^ RUM MCHAB ART MEYER	MODERN. 3 BEDRCKMf SOUSE Very site, large family kitchen garage, totf* lot. Near school ate^mggtog toafirMiAdowa ar win take eatall trad*. Mm. Bes-derafl. FE 3-7*23. .... .L
* bom*W gai^haat!1^! haKaP?<toka priv. Or Win raatTEM 3-31*7.	BULPOtoD. | tai. OLD. 3 BDKM. S^gK^MuTU*’"*
NEEDS E tell Tor I
Eon
decora Ting . w "'.100. 3 bedroom
I DKW

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l HOUSEsM-YN'-SPlTZLEY
Suburban — 3 bedrm. newly dec. Large , fE 2-2684
-	$400 DOWN
30.360 Rdl price. Cuti spacious Hv rm Ju
‘‘Bud” Nicholir, Realtor
*0 Mt Clemens it.	1
KIv 5-1201	-•
After 6 p.m. FE 54BM
~LADD'S
L ’ XEW
. 3 'bedrooms. Urge living room with ^ge kitchen anir dininy
E B. eery small down
■ NORTHERN BIOR area This large I bedroom ranch bag 22x13 foot living ra- | cxrpaUd wall to wall kitchen aad dining ream
----re ItslO. There ar
t lovily home t|
____- horses -- i mamma
Yea, I 'MOO- approalmately TT-•area larga horts barn. 3 ear I garasa, 4 bad rooms plus dan. |
a for •'MuchiT
attached garase Built la 1144 Well laadtcaped. Small section of
load fruit l.	...—
OML lMrwBMnBRM |food cam.munltT .af large
Real Estate Loaipanv .
___	____________, 900 X. Main. Rochester J
-'GAYT ORDI W"tADDS, INC. . OL 1*8145 Open tild) RUSSELL YOUNG	|	or mw ------===:--------------—
BEAL ESTATE A BUILP1Mfi ^	, r00B1 hom.
homo with full basement. 3 bedrm s . targe cloaet, bath, kit; j— chen and living room. Yard all landscaped larga tbadl trees Lake privilege*. House situated N at 3446 N. Milford Rd. caU MU 4-3*44 or Inquire K. 0.aryel. 3*21 N. MHford Rd._______
New carpeting. Maceday Lake.
--------- carport Onlv I
BOO down payment. CaU FE !
for equity, buyer In 1*1* over 4'b per cent Ol mortpags at 147 month FE 441IC	_
40RTH81DE 2 BEDRM HOME -with-oil, head" fuU basement and carpeting Also full 1 car fares*.
NOW IS THE TIME
to buy lake property. Lot us abow you mete fine take homes today, ibadrooma, larga tiring —
8-8643.
WEST SIDE
• room borne in Pontiac. Excel-lent nelghborhMd. One etory. —Bxaemeht. Lot *0x128 Priced at I 416,000. Terms. Call PE A66M.
tl.200 DOWN PAYMENT 3 bedroom home, nort pin* floors, auto beut. <
8-86*3 to Ml. A Bargai
klteb- OLDER HOME
liberal terms
l BEDROOM home with walk-out basement and recreation room. | TIB foot of lak* frontage, 3 ear I garage Maay oT—	—
BARGA1NS-
COLORED
BARGAIN
'1 ROOMS — 4 BEDROOM — A-l CONDITION INSIDE AND OUT. - m RATH t-
■i HAGSTROM
! NEAR WUX1AM^_UkBE,—^3-b*<
I uched 3*Vcar garags, drapes and carpeting tool.' 114,806 an terms
BEFORE YOU BUY - b# Mr* ta
in Butdea Lake
'JIM WRIGHT, Realtor'
341 Oaklaad Ave Opea 111 8:36 FE 6-830*	or	FT f
3-* 461 i
VE HAVE several Seautlful lake- f BUSINESS A PLEASURE front lot* priced from 83.360 up. j 100 x tot ft lot with • With terms —	hom
CRAWFORD AGENCY t gj?,
58 W. WALTON	. FE 8-1106 Bettv "portT OlT2
109 E, FLINT	MV 3-1141 |	2-2821.	f
I BEDROOM BRICK RANCH ON 104 x 300 beautiful wooded lot. attached 3 car garags. Finished
storms, fireplace, picture window. In 22 ft. carpeted Using room Easy terms or *111 accept trade
4te%.*jprivfltg*g Only *d,IM.
H. RaHAGSTROM_______
REALTOR
4*04 HIGHLAND ROAD (Mill
PONTIAC OR 4-0358
DORRIS :
WONDERFUL BRICK FAMILY hom 2—Spacious aad very livable room* throughout, eon-atrueted by owner for livability and reaaonable upkeep, eery homey liring room iixlUb with' asaaalv* fireplace full dining
full eoramlt
room, plus panels mm* end 1 garaa*. .
If You Earn $2.47
1 Per Hou r
>q ft brlckYome locludmg Is gar* Wfgded lot an paved street far )U.7lf Includes
papered family roam, dia-Ing room. Hi bathe, 3 larg*. ^bedrooms. bulH-ln
bullt-ln appliances.
“Catydlewick \Voodfi,r
ADDITION
l'» Milts North 9t Wtltbn ____: On, Joslrn	.,
DD0RAH BLDG. CO:
“Builders of National Hamas" h*-FE 3-4183	■
memt
deconted. “AU you naad ls a
Nicely ^andacapM------—------
baaement with rec. mom. Olass enclosed -porch, garage, lake pnv------ —e included. OR I-16W.
Lake area i OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS »e wu Fun !	8 cabins A small hoc
Village of Lai Lake canal fro*
OPEN LABOR DAY
Parry Aon*. New 3 bsdream brick Ceramic Ula bath, full basement, carpeting, birch • cupboard*, gaa j
sire room*, extra large let on I pared atreeta^Ctoee to^shojj>mj
with )agt 318*8 down., By owner.
OA 8-113* l
, It bai ontagr Better taki >00 Complete Call Prank 1 MY 2-----
H. C NEWINGHAM
I CRNER CROOKS AND AUBURN • I FE 4-4343	. UL 3-1314
exceptionality — larg*. wall landscaped, lots ths> J la trpleal ol this exclusive I neighborhood Price lx right. !
unfinished aftic Large *\f*7a | room with flreptaee. Screened' front porch. 3 car gar. 0^4
JAYNO HEIOHT8 Lake front
W* wlll^buUd a complete^ 3^ b:
bathe. FpH basement, on yt lot j for only *11.4*4. Bee <
14.404. Owner OL 1
. lawbenoT^
GAYLORD; Realtor
138 E. PIKE ST. PONTIAC 3 8. FLINT ST. LAKE ORION FE t-6643	-•
MY 2-2831
<MPEN EVENINGS 'TIL I P M
—:__:_■;	: w- L
FUNCTIONAL RAXOI
CHECK THESE ROOM SIZES Can make living area If, x pa a. family room a m fWJtltehi with range, oven * hoaH. " ■ Into birch cabinet*. A 14 n,. 13'» ft.. >4 ft. bedroom. 7 cloaet*. Ceramic bath A 'a Full -basement Beautiful Mendlsut brick stdhMl
| UmON LAKE
log. window* and trim. Large tag room, kitchen and lovely p.,r , eled dining room Located an beautiful landscaped lot. 3nat a j few step* from excellent Idke prfv.; llama with nrlvate boat well, lib j
VACANT BUNGALOW. *4*56	|
Thli ey* tppealtn* hom* hr] In A-l condition inside and j, out, new furnace, lovely kiteh- ] - - — two lot*, prtvt-
«‘VXr2

' quality build"
Trades?
Only *11.64*
Yes’
built I DONELSON FARE
* bedroom brick colonial. Carpeted Irving room and dining room Large kitchen with breakfast mom — Fireplace. Attached 2 car ga rap*, l'i batha. MarMa slils Fan basement. Landscaped and shaded lot looitto. Private pa it and lake prtrUages.
RANCH HOME. Utb ACHES. SPA-
____pa cabinet, book
large fitetew and dining. 1 — plug dam used as iuei
Sato priced at 822.6 ta (lnanclaUy capable
_____payment BalMM m
track Make -------- ------
sell. Co. trm
W , H. BASS, Realtor Builder ......FE 3-7210
Inn on Crescent Lake.;
VACANT BRICK BUNOALOW { Tarns*—ExceUent location. tor I stoma, schools and churches, i - good residential neighborhood. { home newly decorated, ful) baaement with paneled reerea- ; tlon room, solid -Mflre, brick garage, large lot. 113,171.
34 X 31 BUNOALOW. PULL. BS'MT U464 Also a gf— l'b garage, lot MxM
........	’SMITH"
____■ 1630 8 Bald-	■ ■ ■ .
wist	Orion. FB 4-4661 j COMMERCE LAKEFRONT
1	......j Completely turn. * room log- cabin
a., with natural fireplace, elec, rang* S and refri*. Lam* tree studded lot = with exc beach tor ahlldr— '
Suburban Living At Its Best
' Your future home Is the
(CONVERTIBLE. 24)
•seat, garage, gas teat FE
LAKEFRONT BEAUTY T 618,4*0 — tt you're looking tor es excellent lake property at a price you can afford — bt turn to tn-vestlgate this” one 1,400 sq. ft. Aluminum and Mona sided. Family mom. Oarage. Circle drive Nlaely |
. landscaped CaU tor showing. j
HOYT REALTY
254 8 TELEORAPH FE 3-8840	.	FE 3-8*06 j
Val-U-Way |
trailer or ear lu ti
ELIXARTH LAKE ERATO -AM - brick 3 bedroom bungalow
.with full dining room. 3 file-place*. Full bamment lWe tea*. • 5 Iota, Thla It an excellent butt only I If, 600 Immediate postes-aioa.
6660 DOWN - Move* you Into thla Modern 3 bedroom bungalow Built la oven and rang*. Oak floors, gaa furnace. Awntnaa. This home It mat aa a pm.’ call us ' for detail* today.	* .
HURON OARDENS - (Horn to Bt.
I Benedict s—Madam 3 bedroom ■ULL J .bom# with full basement. Larga Mock | family mom.—Leeeted ea aica itch! quiet (treat. FuU price. **.*60
WM*.	LIST WITH Ug - tor teat MB-
*76	dent aervtce. WE BUY, SELL
gw. AND TRADE- 31 yn. tervlng Pen-tiac iod vicinity. Open 9 - t.
I.. H. BROWN. RmW
COLOREB
VACANT—Move 1
_ fb. fe amt - or	rai j-eeio
1 MCLTIPLIE L1BTINO SERVICE
w LEAVING THE CITY ? JI Suburban Bargains „
.. ■—... - —. .raaaportitloo. - Re-cently painted and dad. Bamt.. Ml teat, eyrVaaa Jned yard, paved St. See it aaw. 11,000 dowa.

ranch, 3 bedrooms. W* Its. A floe aelibborteM from school. Black ta •ar ,g*[*g*^ teto <^M
priv. FB S-I7S3.	_______ *
; SYLVAN LAKE
It* *40 or trad* far 3 family an •West side ! story brick aad
Imately 34S ft. froin’tJe lake ing, swimming, and play area our door. CaU FE fitSt.
BuUdlng CO. FE 4-4*21. TO l-im.
TRI-LEVEL STARTER
l. NO MOMBY DOWN Mt a homo to be proa* Mf . Year la* ar awn- Have model
TRIPP
REALTOR
SylVan Lake:
IH alary I Carpeted In
-------- rdvad euwri.
ivtttg room 2 bedroom*
___ .	A*- * "Mr* «“ »»-
ftnlahed up. ' Wather aod dryer tori., new. Oaraga Lake grill lege*. CRT water aad aaweg.
1-ROOM HOME
Oo Begley wttb lot 14* x MS. , Thla i* a money maker and can ba baatet right abd aa vary gaad terms. Thla place la alwaya rant-, ad. Baa R baton it * too Mo.
i BEAUTIFUL BRICK RANCH ; la Sy'van Village. 5 lafge rooms House la ixeaUaai rdndMIon. Oak floors, pi*stared wall*, aluminum storms bad stream, m car garage. sewer aad water. 3 Meeks to irtwal wan to waQ carpeting MgteRVRflMk'WRh curulns and drapes Cba it bought oo goad
Huron Str or PE I
HOMB ABD INCOMB—• rooms aad bath for owner and three 8-raom partly furnished apartmaat* tor Income. A goad money maker, jkidriama u aaad ae tern* far larga family. All neatly daaoratod and la uxaallant condition. New eU furnace. Priced at 411,4*6-reaaonable down paym*ut.
Ar In formation plana* call, Mra.
:	vnnum mui-
R.L (Dick) VALUE! Realtor FE 4-3531
MS* DOWN OR WILL BINT WITH apUan to toy. Only *76 par
bcari. Off haat, Lincoln Jr. High, sterna and
KENNEDY
month*1* 40*	*U* *
COZY B BEDROOM RANCH, anf-peted Uvlng room. 3 enr parage. faMod to yard, lake priri- -leaea m WllUanu Lake. Only *11.46*. Terms.
6 BEDROOM HOME lsaated near j Uatoa Lake VUlage. laaMto-.g full baaement. shady lot.
112.6*0.. *3.7*4 down. 476 a
LOVELY 4 BOOM RANCH I only tk Moot from Union with private beach InehM _ baiemeot with raerwatloa rapat. '
i- (HUM’ jtoflf ML A raal par-lain at 614.45* 41.3BI down lit
J: A? TAYLOR
REAL ESTATE A INSURANCE ' I __ 732 Hlghiaml gyMh j
r toh #i»v
476 month InefSts lull

FIFTY-TWO . Fur Salt Mouaea 49	^' 41 j
SMITH : WIDEMAN ""SlKJl.ja.Tlfroom home : meat with shower lull kata. rccTWitM room Olesxed-ln gs^jjarR-sft	MULTIPLE LISTINO MBYtcd ' O'NEIL
	r.,J .arss'sa an and ranee full toaeamt and wew { Make your ippotnlmaal today. PIONEER RIOHLANM Ott briok bungalo* .Prime coelom construe-
tTto DOWN - (91 MONTH “YSf 3 bedroom tome dinilit loom. **14. Pull kata UUbtv room YOU CANT BEAT THIS. HUNTOON LAKE PRIY ~ Ftoturia* TmNJU1- N- PRICED MONT. w*SrThtor— f.*n, home near PeeUec General Hoirttol Basement all beat.- Largo IcntWl ha				! sto dtnkMMhtoNL* Rotural "fira | place f Basement has finished roc- ’ : nation room. aukUlarv bedroom. lavatory water softener tad gtr-I” has*' rttposal Oarage Paved: drive Owner bat moved and: wants tali home sold quick: might f even ccdtodhr SUM trade deal WRY RENT' — You need 007 DOWN PAYMENT—Tc buy oqs
	■■ in Fglrtlaf. VlSrbwd^tafkeira-! . w. hWomllf Id-Mllford or^ Walled frame *i*th or without basement Eocottoul school districts. Ec art-Ucd b<,,ort Mhl>Pl rt.erts Montalr
MODERN HOPKINQ , S-alory 2-MroM home watts Oo* hoot- OAKLAND PARE AWto.	' !!uraneeti prabahtr lets than your present rental Cell today tor your I appointment to see them. Remem-' ber NO DOWN PAYMENT. ; SCHOOLS MILL BE Opeotag tom J sad you (Besai to b* tewed botoro the first heft rings Let H p*p 1C Ul* uin hoqio ye
REALTY. *tr .w. RUitmt opkn IVH FE 4-4526	* hav«iu*a to Chse Lak* WWU, ronvenipnt to ttMT W. MmiIHM High tehool Scotch elementary It baa 3 big bedrooms, ceramic j bath with dressing room, carpeted Bvlnt rod® with raised hearth : fireplace lovrtj dining arm. beautiful kitchen with built In oven and range. Deep dry base-
COLORED	' men! with esc silent reermtton to is wvl .leaderape^Yaf .tb* house i has . bteo recently redecorated terms araltoblc, r
TH&-1
For Salt Houses 49 < For SakJlMM
By Anderson A La
ek
ier*t 33 M IMM in IIIW. 1 Itvely MW P«- 1 •M family room with llreoie HO >mWhi OH BuUH-tn HI DM wo tor hoof Attached 1 • plastered |Ut««. Shown by I

Before School Start*
a uh| (a WukUitm
Ik Webster grads
, BEDROOM TRI-LEVEL
MOM pH klUH-tt Mr. Hk bathe hoi efkter fctkl. HI-FI onO Intor-■o iriun Attached I ter plastered garage Located it onr o( Oakland CoUQttot most beautl-HU toko raMUrtolOBt. Fteaseol Lake Woods	' " : *
CRQSCEN T LAKE
:&jn

2 Lots, 3 Bedroom* .
UttM 0 (Mp I* Northern High ond Meduon Jr . do heavy truffle Beautiful kitchen
wllli dlaiof apace- Hie both,
.tncludeo corpellno ond dropot. Basement. tor heot and finished rod- rm. roughed In balk. Low taxes. ' hum Tor a*
i in Style __ i
g
from, jvaat
9 bedroom borne.
WILLIAMS:
BATEMAN
REALTY—
ALw
kitchen end
—	----p**ed'* rl*«»U.bo»'ij.Okb
Village Limit* . f
At Ooodrleh. ale* new ranch ■ ot moderate price Lot 116 r .	« MO. lovely kitchen, built-
—
ramie both Oil perimeter heot. Auto, wooher ond dry er Cor part. 114.306. Term.
Small Lake £state
4% oereo. MO ft tok* Iron 4 bedrm r*%h finished I
Credit Advluors
6IA i gale	O^jWl	65
-------*--|	puLL-SIZE sewing ma-
mmcg/ymirgSlTS I	i
resets* W	* I 411
I,
Financial Advtom. Inc —
1 ?*?"**"	K >mi | iftAW^HEW_*^t>Oj
Mertfage ij*w
$600 TO $2,000
gaSrFWSg—
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mi M|jr ’ for |M tad tubljJL
S(i	mmm m
—Vot« ft Buckner, Inc. , neat,_
m kottoaoi aidf. rt mtm bunk bedb 18k
Get Out of the Rati	X.*. «. •
Coaerttdat* roar Aebta. Uto»Ol to TT	m
■ygaaSraJTS swr5*»SS3
a-esraS-ss
Mta*r ■ ;__ - ■ ..J-.. ' I Bjanot
m.
Swept
63
Higher, Mommyduke, higher!!
For Sole Lot*
4 PLAC1 AIRPLANE LICENSED ullll Sept '01. Trada jor.prwp-ertyorstnaUeereage OR IJftt 19 RANCH WAOON FOR LIGHT
mnehtoery. Mil Commerced_______
490 QALLON OIL TAME. IBM» pin. SaU or trade Tor cement muter ar hulldtof moterlol. EM
\A -l\m
FOR CARETAKER.
--I NEWLY deco-
IROUOHi —	“
BOOKCASE BEDS
MAHOOANY rWBH ONLY
. no$“S$R»—
1 Walnut BUffeW Were 900.09 Now 111 17 1 Walnut Eitension tablet were OM.09 Now IU.T1.
»jg@BirSh*" ^starwK
4 Odd Mattreeae*. lull etae
Won »»J9_Now
I Metol OUdere ,
Were 03IJ9 Now tll.U

I gjowg^MPPooM kbiTf. »g* f Sear* Warehouse Outlet
1	i ______«■» W. aaiaow ao.
1 electric. 4W6J4 ond UP- a. la Drive, Peuttort.--Lj___.-.-..Lg..
> Munro Electric Oo-, 1000 We*' I REA
NIC! LOT (O' ON EUCLID A oil* >|th garaye, OB 1-ftir
For Sale Acreage
54] Business Opportunities 59
H NURSING HOME
c^*??gw
__ ,	» win-
HOUSE OR_YA-CANT LAND Ad «■»* DOWN PAYMENT
PART
.TH10 MODERN II
MOVE INTO JHHj torie^l kjg-j redecorated Pull bosemeni. nice , -.. nock -r*rd Law dawa por®*nt.
ASSOCIATE BROKERS!
Investment C*»P»bT Inc BE I HH|
miMkoeligudE ayfwgi:i
"LIFE IN OtFLVAN IB INDEED THE LIFE'' It U with deftnlt* prtd* «* after thti lore* } bedroom roach bkmo A udooraak. log-burnlne fireplace 1 well-to-well carpetino both the Uvlas bad din
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
FAMILY BOOM ...
that is Ik* perfect- epot It coetmd '^et to*elb*rr^*r Jam
wars

construction. | plaetered wall*, oak flaare; mu-1 bl* sills ■ Partial besemenl hoe epee* tor children ploy room,j 001 find be* wour heal. Ceramic | bath with eonlty nlus boll both , -odlolnlno the Mom
r yard I
I I'oodi
*	jUuv	t Kfattors;
i j'	MB. Huron St
*	Open Evenlnfl ft Sunday 1 - <
FE 8-0466
.	. JIM WRIGHT. Realtor
iTmTmSM SUiT* AT*
______:	fliminonB finest 1^ jfjfejL
y*^ACRES^OOOO HUNriwO t.A>fb a^^ppYovew’New ~ M o|*n o.eeeeed rahuttoa. OA ^l1R(Vi	T?rw
jra* ATU HJfRDWitRE0L£cATED IN OOOD Sgl. & JB3h SP | CA“	J*4M7.
SfgaBfSHMsai SSfeiSSa-TF “•
--	»—1 •	__j adoi nr iRONER AND CASH	„ m ,  ______
large trooeer eeettoa. good toad.
I - Huron..	■_____■	| .mo. m* rocraattoB n
BREAKFAST SET. IJ0.0S JOT .[- ’W JHM- , ■- . ■■ .IL.,.,,lln^.
- SELLING OUT^
l*g^gSrglg,s9oinc* 1 JfPBStSJ&S&m
■ PE 9-9707.	.	. —— j
C^fe?	j ,1,'VjmRON^ " "WVSbo*
SflBl ,
"Ss“
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“u*pment‘ | ^ p6h' OiMi_TY'« lUMOJ. CARPET TNErfpTNEYja USED ^aad^MglL”
sTS'.fisrjt.z*8^** 1	1 tileaiid
__ ACRES' !
WUh tmhU j
,i>• rn witE rlSlng _ _	Sfh
utility building! No haul*. Beautiful lit* for MW home. School z -------, gale. || r"— -—**•

STATEWIDE
Partridge
..	. appointment plekl*
-BIRD'' TO BEE
Swim You Swimmers 1
Nettled to the shade toil a to
• ««" iraat too «T »• H
HtraeW*.: I »#ar ogl.. fSftt.j i - borne-*e'MM yaar «4» fMM to, the neerby court* I1S.MS. Owa-;
Highland Colonial j
Tbit 0 bedroom elumtoum elded' colonial eete^badt Ireet to* rood ralriebtoe*grauadt TM eldTormj Charm baa bom aahaotod by I modern teatana. TM beat lecture
i!S
Partridge
RAY O’NEIL, Realtor
1*7 s' Telegraph Rd Open M p m ■ PE 9-7103 _ OH Hill
F WHITE
BROS.
ONLY THE RICH *
CAN APPOED TO .PAT RENT Let yeur rest doll* re work fgr you. we have a nice aetoettoa at mw cod need brick aad frame,
. a- aad * betraam bamoe. oot sad lto ar 1 betba Priced (rem |t«.-*00 to 017,0m Excellent fin*nee WHITE BROS MALTOM
Open DoUP O^Ul »?Baa. U ‘HI 1 !	MW liUB* BW» .
MULTIPLE LMTIBO SERVICE
WF. DON’T LIKE,
to give thlnia a way yea toepeet wla^eMto
ft. well tondaeoped city will aeyi IT'i TERRI] family room toot la family alubbaaie la aali
BUT 1
Income Property 10
Each
Krsr
ll. you 3 FAMILY HOMB INCOME 9199 C" A i mo |f4 g. .Marshall. OB 3-309 too * , 19 PARLY HEW APTS ON PON-
*'5* ttm rr°°t 911909 1----
Hd*r“rroda‘"mT'imollar borne j'	..j
ar toad eaatract	, | uki lot ioiiao Auto. Vo
ACTION WANTED • ]
99079*10'94*79 Although, com- | POR BALE 11 UNIT APARTMENT par ad to olbtra were aeen, Its worth much mare. 1 bedrooms.
Week Suburban, with toM prl»
Uegee MM down	For Sale Lake Property 51
IDEAL...
fee yeung couple, comfortable i ACRE LAEE FRONT. MODERN •totag. ekeaper than real. Eh--	4 bedroom brtok, vacant. Beeu-
eellent I rtoey Jwag^f*- tlJ | Ufully landscaped ond terraced
Rrounds. Outdoor grill b fireplace, to* pump, earn* furniture Includ-■	-------irant poreb.
west of Detroit. A Rd. Property faces e*o,eoe nome.
Phone owner, Lake Ortons MT i
*-(iB. " ■~~......... ,	■' 1
-For Sale Fhphm 56 j
00-ACRE FARM. 914.000 WITH1 termi Sacrifice Oood buildings. | on MM between Lapeer and May- [ Phone pl a-M4* -**—	1
Real Estate Service of Pontiac.
B D CHARLES. REALTOR • Hil l Telegraph	FE >0*31
"«»AEL*ND AYtNUW . FRONTAOE POT BALE -LEASE — RENT - 70' FRONTAOE — WILL, LEASE OR RLNT FOR 949 PER MONTH.
to WHOLESALE to PAINT INSIDE-OR OUTSIDE . 91.90 1ST OAL. - le WO OAL.
iit! Vinyl.9.12 ft. ... .59c yd.
1 ^■|Bt4B*ieum,IRug* ■■■**■
E Y REPRldilUTOR, t p^iil0®^: ; '	""
Motion, mod cond.,	wall Tils
-----——-*- —■* Gutter .
„ „„ M mi's.
•BUYLO" UNCLAIMED
r<msi /VTTTtW V
PE 0-34*9
_____ JIM WRIGHT. Realtor/
ACRES. SBCLUDED. RANCH ' 3«a Oakland Av*. OpOn jUI. (IjS use. Pole, type barn, tool, houto. /> 8-0441___ PE t-OIM
(.too law, in *	1	■
______ trad*
la. Attar o pm*. HT 1-toM.
40 AC^ES
Oood loll Lovely colonial tlOUse Fireplace; Oaraga Located on good road. 039.00*. Termi.
Dorothy Snyder Lavender
Realtor Eat. to Yeara •
7001 Highland Rd. <949*1 EM 3-1303 days;
MU Atoll EVee,
Sale Business Property 53
NORTH SAGINAW
1 story atora building. Pint floor ’ win sac rifles ?*r quick sale.
•SOUTH SAGINAW
apart®anti. Owner
Partridge
31 AUta PISTOL 3 BAR- j
___ gee.. for 4M< n wow
I sklls. OR 3-3093.	, ’	' , 1
iwipTo-yr. hbAt.' M u¥
[1 motor, trailer ond water akla tor i { jegMraaopartatloa « ceah. EM
SWAP CARRIER AIR CONDmON-— end MMe —
065 7*9 Coueblan	I Eaveetibuih
, I Asphalt Tile
Deluxe 3-Room Outfit •“****"'
Double dreuer chest, hookcu bed Box Hftlih MUIfnBfi lamps 3 ‘Jilt?'MbSVl*%ini-ail.topper'month tad other goo
m~ fik. j
. I3.S9 c
JOSEPH
Furniture Company
T* SOUTH SAOIN AW DELUXE DOUBLE
: uass
schram ARRO
OR ION-OXFORD AREA	. 1
new | bedroom ranch with brtek; "linnli JBtBMii nvtod reoy and g fwtt. Oae beat Priced at anto 41I0M Terms cw M arranged
NEAR Le BARON SCHOOL tlallv I
IDONT MISS...
A one* to-a-ilfetlm* barbala'. A j cute 3 bedroom brleb 9 yoaraT ™» old With sewer, water ond |a*. | Approilmataly
over1 a OH Ml________
NO MMOAOE COSTS, hanm will M sold ■i---««i. isittar c»tt
__furnace' 3 OAT garage, Hating fn_________________________________
prtea of OtoOOO. Ownarit anxious |
**aul M. Jones. Rml F*i'

bring In On Oftor. Reason
rats down. ----;--—I—ram m. iwmar Mai a.as. i
----; til WEST HURON -STREET"
CAM. "LAEE -PEONT, Completely n HlW__________ PE S-ITM .
SWAP AT
iWA»	E^tfS^POR ' DELUXl TAFPAN OAS RANGE:
aWA“	i M 3A do w brook Modri. 1 yoar old.
"BIRD ' TO SEE
-Appliances “
-www ™™ mir™~ Ytoioi /used AIRPLANE IN TRADB FOR i w.—-» gi wgaab' • “ —•■«!*-♦ i. Mutual
DEkJcp oa PURNAO. jTf!y. Mat Oftor- Q» M
washer and dryer. 93-79 per week. Mender IT-portable TV. remote contrela, to to per, week. FIRESTONE STORE 140 ** 8agln>w	PE 5-3630
TAPP AN OAS RANOE TOR BAtE
VamitHtY 1	939. OR 341.1.	___
I TRADE OAS N*N6e>6e1
139.00
rnogl n f **------ Electric
C0„ 100* W. Huron. '	1
TUPTED-BACK $)LD	PATEN-
port. Can be eeen at 3031 Bdge-—waterDr-vTaatlac.
SimMiTiafr__ft t llto' J
fi^^iFipr~pV^>~lSAy	Used "Trade-In Dept. _
f*r .«haltow_weljjmmp. OR y*»«* | CUatom table 3 chairs, rwltowey I Buffet	• JMS-
___I AIRPLANE Of TRAD* FOR |	bed custom mad* (rap See. tar	China	914.9a
Farmall H Tractor In excellent	tlned coat, fur etole. good cond.	. Desk	... 919 9a
....	---------- QRy-oon	““
XL -FREE ft
.. __ tote mdv&Aaa
________ equity ar t EM 3-3301
day*. IIP 4-4417 Evea - BUT - SELL - TRADE * Hargraves 143 W. Huron IILER AS PART Sylvan ^YUlagt
DINETTE BARGAIN STORE JUST [
WSfSrvs gSSJTsf
w wuii t*
* ham* grow with ■mods.
— LOVELY SECLVauvis Nestled In tha pines Ibis majestic -Uraam brtek oftors the ultimate | of peacefulness within aatare's L Maiuy. autu Irpm tot^pagei -• ■"* aaHanpriaafakto* fhli hoa
NEW MQDRI. ~
• TRI-LEVEL
“Loaded with charm and llv I Willy.'’ 0 MdlWamt. sunken U
'"jwioffiAi^^uwin-
and master bathroom lhal ever
Mainly the finest--
! 130 FT. LAEE FRONTAOE. 1 1 an after on this owner’s an to tall, lota of posalbllltlei
. Far sal*, lease, or 1 city Hmlts. Mid-
rn
Ik^ri
adln^doeki
- Wtot t^^L_______^
For Sale or Exchangers
H. P. HOLMES. INC.
jlaio
"Mtonisi
^ Partridge
439 30
„ __________I_____I ..... Mii
»t RCA TV Consol*. 31" Mahog. llto.&O
**L*b;K4 ”^1— THOMAS ECONOMY
De-Humidifier	j*i s Saginaw_____, PE Miti
iftTSf* l^v* M40*1' 55 UgED^ Ill.M AND_ UP.. COL-1130-to. 3 only. »74J». Pay* 0red TV. RCA, tfn. w »uU .»	—J«_a« (I-M.per waak.	gi0 ang Appl.. 423 V
.—n,, saw I n««m«e Ismes Store, 31 8. Cat*. | um
— g'l pSu^ PE M133.________________ urVMAil’C
ELECTRIC ETOVK OATE LBO |	____WYMAN >________
dining room UMa and^ many____USED TRADE-IN DEPT
3 W. Huron. PE
- ;Rd.._«
. IVAN W. SCHRAM .REALTOR FE 5-94711
*43 JOSLTN COR MANSPDELD ;
°5MS?,?SliNAoHDaS^AV|
and ^ualll
_____ Aluminum a tori
and screens, ltdgerock ftreptoi gar part, lak* prlvllegas sad mai
Big Family?
Thev'U be tKsaed and as c*m-| for onlv I13.3M Terms a fortobla—when you move Into TED MeCULLOUOH. REALTOR thla spotless north side home-	ARRO REALTY
POUR BEDROOMS. TWO MATHS. *M3 Caia-Eltsabeth Rd.
“if h^Tin°*5SdA teiitioJ "rJlfE 5-1284 FE 4-3844
Open	—
Model Open
WEEKDAYS 9 TO ‘3 SATURDAY 4 TO 7 SUNDAY I* TO • Located block south of Oft VoorheU
3 BEDROOM HOkO ON IFUKM. j ^ LapderjU' 5??S?“*r ft' ontok* Vlth ntca TRADE (MSS /WB/Offf,. .
beach. 917.80* OR 3-17*4____• j home. Madlsqn Hetohu for
i 193 FOOT rOX LAKE PRONTAOE.
■ sacrifice tor each. OR 3-3*39 1
PE 3-1616.	■	'	■___
___- -------------- --STANDARD S TAT I OP AND 8
ith modernised home. 3 cor **- buildings Roy Brown, Rake Orion.
to Brtcad tot asttonLexMiiant. my- 2-33*1. .... .....
'»» •!- tr«?t	»r.RYICX r^ATION FOR LESS
iaS!e“i"Tr^te*' hlmaTif -OR 3441b Pure OU <tomp«*iy._ . ike Orion Oxford or suburban STORE APPROXIMATELY II 1 10.
located (1 W. Huron For real or PE 9-3*91 I lease, FE'2-861*.	______
mmm-* »N j SAGINAW STREET
^.“rif itaim	I 1 etore* ...now rontof 3 apurt-
For SeIe CtolMng
COATS,
““H.Mp II
HR* ... lion . OAS WATER HKATER ........... $49.5*
and 9. 1*391 Highland REBUILT WASHER ......83* *5
mtw twba. ------- 3 PC. PFH. SUITE	, (U.M
BBTITb METAL BEDS .	““
o is11n u , namns
lardiM ijg. '
PARE BLUE ALL WOW. WOBSVifeD : otAres suir. size 31 Never used.
PH. PE 3-S1M.
FREEZER UPRIGHT.
MW to crates I —
IMS Pay only sons Furniture.
FRIOlDAIRE REPRIOEEATOR — ' Oood condition. 83*. PE 3-79*4. ,	' FAMOUS MAKE
FREEZERS
T year "warranty:
« s^Si7rd uK
43 orrnard uax* gyP*.IS,!* r,
UPH LOUNGE CHAIRS 1—i*l »5 WOOD ARM DIN CHAIRS . 9215 EASY TERMS ^—F^“ . M_W. PIEE ONLY '
WE BUY ANYTHINO UNDERJeUC
$169
1 39c and Ceveralli
Not Damaged -
Includes ■ ■ ~
_ - Warranty — service — Delivery CLOTHING, j AND I'*e got 'em In stock Drive (Mi	ter Immediate delivery
; Vo Money Down — It Jl per »«k ---------- ' UTTLE 8 FURNITURE A APPL.
WA8HINO MACHINES OCNVEN-
1. gw.19. Scratched. No di
REALTOR FK 4-0528 237 pt prontaoe. all or half
Av TELEORAFH OPEN EVES	{gje South eacwr. Owner
If AT_LOWER STRAITS _7*_BY_320 i ft Termer EM. 3-39*3.	I
BY'OWNim-SACRIFICE. 5 ROOM i

t remarkable i
Tel*Huron
St
‘ebetoj —
V-: -
ALL OAV SUNDAY
MUST SELL THIS
1 bedroom home, etc---
Huron Valley ieboola^
itely modern, about
#" UlchSB. dak aat. IMMEDIATE , ,
71* 95*	42 50* OWNER BATS - Sell immediately
eount for cash	or trade tor, Pontiac or Detroit
count ror caan	rtJ gr wIH eonaidf -------
trailer, utility trailer, or ot veto*, a* down payr "
SnM1-
STEELE REALTY
Hiimphries Iffl
e..n ■»w%un.p.. .tonufjHfli ‘	•f
FE 2*9236
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
easki-GiLES
BLAIR
WESTRIDGE
7 room brick veneer 3 bedroom: Lera* living
atone mms.____— ._
carpeting. Youngalowr^ -kite
MBHHHHHBHHBi--------, „ientt with separate furnaces,
» p^TiJ. p;«t;Sa"Lt.
A PARTY .STORE 1	— Hm| “—
Orion's/only party
! PE 4-399*
I West Huron Street
FE 9-1375
Sale HousehoM Goods 65 *m putt. Drayum or i-wat \rr\T in
--------- -....... ..... FREEZERS - NOROE FREEZERS I UUil UflUlUL
It PRICE - REJECTS. BEAU-	{Start wMUnrlghU	1	T
tlful llvt— *-— —	“■* *
to?*"1
15 S' TELEoRaph open eves
----- FE 2>%36 T--------- ■ fMain Office)
MULTIPLE LISTINO SERVICE lltf North Milford Road Between w Highland and MUIord
r.......------- - EM 3-20T	. MU 4-3*49

acapad lot with good ornamental fence. 3 blocks to public end parochial schools Owner will consider trod* at down payment.
s GEORGE BLAIR
< REALTOR
493t Dial* Hwv	OR 3-1361
DRAYTON PLAINS — CM! OB * '***
____wrfve with perking. Doing
a nice business. Owner moving to Florida. Only H.tOd dowB.
Peterson Real Estate SO* S. 'BROADWAY U MY 3-1681
. 2-in-One
BINOLE HOLLYWOOD Kg.
Sale Land Contracts 60 vemiu^gJui,
------------------r FE 4-1903. ^

TVs
Rrbutlt-Ousraiiteed-
$48 and $58
___SDM nod SOD —
grocery in 1 building and ptite modern w*ll stocked ware In adjolninc building connecting door*. Located on
city wttb^ 'pooalbfuSea Owner retuini. 931 vctoeiy tor the 3 I Term*. Will lease tha a i buildings for 83M -par mo.
3	story. 3 bedroom home to Bloomfield Twpa Your c o • t 94.8*3.90. • ' V7 '
to PER CENT DISCOUNT. »4.7M. Balance payable -t 990 monthly, t per cent Interest. Secured by
4	room home, good kite lbte Of, cupboard*. In — rug*. Off Auburn Av*. Tour
Phone Clerk
25 Per Cent Discount .
Balance 98.333.39. paya 893 90 per month. Secured by 4 room modern home In city. Oood purehoa-
[BUY
ELIZABETH LAKE FRONT, race lent beach. 3 bedroom home oi tacbcd I to car range ole* *had< fenced lot. Interior all done I P" * * " *
ELttABirni LAM X8TATEI. r
OWNER SACRIFldNO. brick umdh. lor arty 91 eluding torso escrow. I
E fireplace Italy pymts AUkePaiTof?*” IN CITY, VERY CLEAN
Sale or Lease .
|Sd':^&j£J‘S
Near Auburn Heights
3 bedroom frame home with full besemenl. automatic oil furnace, large 100 x 300 ft. wen landscaped lot. touted to a ole* quiet neighborhood
4 Bedrooms
Large tomUy^ h
C. PANGUS, Realtor	_____
52]« «. .u^^PA^Zn (Dick) Valuet - dry cleaning purt: call: Realtor	I'T- 4-353*
after I pen. OR M9I9._ |	349 Oakland Avenue
1 General store located on open t to I	Jm_u? ,
J	1	COMTRACTR TO BUY OR ! iM EI
tvnewrlter desks. 934.9* M. Stoves, pefrlgtratora ond waahara. all .1— ual-. Big ptohuroffa. (31
——T rMl	o(
L up. i-pc. dinette. 331. wardrahoil’dfertert. to NS. L***
mowers. Ublea, chain, ruga, everything In need furniture ot hor-
g»hr in lie* dfiST	-----
living rma., dlnetl
haU prfee. * E-Z^i §-6843H0U**' 183 "'
VpC. WALNUT BEDRM. SU 1 Pull like bed, bos enrtage ' moU. 5-pc. dining e*.tovc— and chair to match. FE 3-733d.
vllle. Pull
l.^, *3.to
(3** DOWN land running wa-Near M»
values I149.M while they tart. No phono order* plea**. Michigan Pluoreaoent, 313 Orchard Like
OAS RlPlilOERATOR, 3 YRS OLD.
OR italto____________________
OBNERAL ELECTRIC DRYER, EX-cellknt condition, to*. FE 2-0*H. HOLUTWOOD BED WITH SFRINOS and mattress. Marly new; large 1 (toe dresaer with mirror. Alto radio and record player eombtn-*“““ eA" YM Ml**.
wAkS FIELD STEP
HEYWOOD ________
table and corner ytbni ft— aecuonal
J piece bedroom
REFRIGERATORS
- Renewed
. $38 and $48 EASY SPINNERS
Rebullt-Ouaranteed
■	$58 and $68
Tilt -	'
OOOD HOUSEKEEPING SHOP Of Pontiac
51 WEST HURON PE 4-1998
210 ZAO SINGER fowiNa MA-chlne In wood coblnet, Popular awing needle model. Make* many ‘different stitches without attachments. Take on balance of account $11.10 or wlU aocapt to per month. Capitol PE t-(4»7.
H1F1, TV and Radios 66
14 T
r EM 3
VALUE
_ik* Oaklai I
____X with Heatotator _—
4 Ion Could he 1 had-; Part basement, oil nir-
Wtft priy OB Bit Uk*.( ClMJi t T*0*8 ri 1? u“*a* renfiSter °*i. ***!Sm» ; LAEE pKol mth	: /Held Lake
“EH'&z jr^ssTih.^
i #7 will-etocked 1 ARRO REALTY. _
“ -	targe I DOUBLE BUILDING ON. DIXIE
idem highway Fully leased. Write for d'etalla Pontlac Preas. Box g. |
_____________ HAGSTROM
; 'fSrasLsai&ris:1
” ! pi* perking, bultdlu* only 4 year* J Writ* Box It,,	MMH I “*
service la fait, friendly and help-1 (ul VJ-I' mir ye,'» or phone PE ;
m"home & aSto
LOAN CO.
AND 1* IN. TV. ^339 each! PE 4-033*. ____________
Wayne oabert I si'/Rci deluxe, guaranteed
131- N. BAOINAW______,JPE.Mltoi:--SiwSt tab* a*lMf*5Z Ulinet
e'uBED 9 MONTHS III#/ I	>1W‘ 311 T~3gjj^r 1
iprtng mattreaa like new ! HI-FI, 4 FT PLATINUM WALNUT, ino, I 33*. Ml 64474.	» watt AM b PM. It In epuker,
JIRONRITE IRONER. ROLL-AWAY ! __5lrr»r<I_tl'»n*er. FX_8-4«9.____
*r<l bed It rummage. Eve*., Sat, I WILL WIRE HI-FI KITS.
Lake Ay*.____________________| afternoon A Sun. 49 Mechanic. !	FE 3-331*
PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITE, IRONRITE IRONER PROVE TO tif^.__________________----------------7n
■p4r^ rtmwr riavftnnort and chair, j vourself that ironing tins can !	_	2N)ftttlCI,l 66 A
matching	be cut In hall with ease art !
lamps. I comfort. Rent an IrmrUe for USED WATER SOFTENER BAR-woekto; pennies a day. PE 4-3113 Crump tala. Call PE *
ein step table. 3
to*. Pal _ MR, n'a Furniture, to Orchard

. William Miller Realtor	FE 2-0263
no Wait Huron Strok Oo«n 9 tfl • /
■nod balb up. Oaragr. fauced 1 ■. — •—* yard la uteo iocrtion.
We; bnvt many more homes t iflMMMt from drive oil to our • nog and look _ ever the photo --parking at the :1oor.
CLARK REAL*ESTATE
1362 W. Huron St. Open l-l MULTIPLE LI8TINO 8EBYICE
KAMPSEN-f
MULTIPLE LIBT1NO SERVICE ]
KEROO HARBOR AREA - lm-| mediate- poeaeealon aa this newly dcooeatad 3 bedroom bmxalow I Features full basement, lto c
garage and extra * - -
> bath attached to re ton. Low down payx
What A Demi I $450 Down — Move In* !rutoers. $« wi
CUto grey ond white suburban 3 P't’l/TT T bedrm. bung stow. qMRMMta*. PU	V 11.1
wnth." roomy kit Itte* town end abode, fenced yard Lake nrly.
Union Lk aboppinx area. Only |
Harold (Red) Fragk*—L
ins Union Lk. Rd. EM* 3*3201 i Qp— t p-m.
$190
__ pTTont cottaoe-little-Held Lake. Beautiful beech. Large j landscaped lot with plot, trees. Good" cottage furnished. Pressure ay item. Price reduced to 66.610 with terms Have other cottages Starting at 12.000 Robert F, Orahom. Broker. ParweU, Mich.
i. For particulars a us at. sew* Plea Mat St. Drydo*. Norman MoOrath.
SACaUPtCX ON AOOUNT OP aL-neas. Resort or retirement year around property, t room hoaee for' owner and 3 housekeeping cottage* far rental. Modern and turnlahed. Electric atovee. refrtg-
X 12 REVERSIBLE RUOB, 116.69; Foam rubber backed ruga. 919.99;	.
Tweed ruga, 6M.M: Axaunrter. — 94*.95: Rug pads. U M. Paareon Purnyira, tl Orthatd Lake Art.
_ day. PM *•__ ,..............._
^tfftric	'	j tdONTOOtgmaw-_______■■
KELvINATOR REFRIGERATOR: > Mften« with brine tank. Oood
i. u i-i3oa.	_
-! WnJltBa •OVTEWCH RENTAL. <
dltloned. semiautomatic, good groat, * leagues, excellent condition Owner mutt tell.
H. R. HAGSTROM
REALTOR
4966 HIGHLAND ROAD fMM)
PONTIAC OR 4-0358
IN KEEGO PLAZA HOT SPOT FOR BUSINESS
TEAGUE FINANCE COnw in. oas range for sale.
202 s Main ~	■■.. .pejumc
:' 214 e. st/claiR | MtJSd I5p.it
iROCHESTER ROMEO|	AiTTfri‘T“mnr
LOANS $36 TO 990* j A BEAUTIFUL BUY
I^tOhdry Equipm’L. Sait 4tto“c***fT*So'1
We need-' room for new 1M1	9-M91	"
models, all floor samples, floor	air 1 —---------
demonstrators and cra(a._dam> j ror Sale MlSCClIsneOIIS 67 aged units. Such famous nsmea
I * USED K.0M BTU forced air
mi
1.4(0 s. r. AMPLE PAHKINO NEED SHOE STORE OR SELF I SERVE MENS CLOTHING, HAS-■ concrete mgnway. ; KHDaSHER. C A R P E TI MO» 11 WHd Pawl BmT Chae- FLOOR OOV. DRAPERIES WELL
,-478 feet on .concrete highway.
94-M. Near Wild Pawl Bay, Chae-, M vllle Lake district. Lota at shade. I LOCATED I » (*.***. terms. OL *-*373.	'	-----
HOUSEHOLD GOODS OL 6-MU	OL 1-TO1
PL 3-3118	PL 3-33M
"PRIEWDLT BERYICT'
LOANS
99* TO 9900 - (39 TO 990* COMMUNITY LOAN CO I E LAWRENCE FE M ' PRIENDLT SEEVICB
2-Ple^e Living Rm. Suita
ONLY $99.50
Choice of 1 Colors With room Cushions IK Down; 89 Mental; Bedroom Owtittttng Co,. 47«;
HomUton washers, go* * trie dryere mutt be cleareu rntt reduced up to N%. Sorry ni phone ordert.
Consumer* Powpr Co. -1W. Lawrence
> npun on wan nir-noee, *49, 1 used Robert Gordon *** ®JfT«r»loo burners, to* each, wlf*! naraotaad Ace Heating and cooling Co 173* W Williams L»ke Roof at M-M. GR L4964
LIVING RM. SUITE' nt-mt
KIRBY VACUUM 8WXXPER WITH _	__ wmsth. I youth had. Cheap.
.VTk, 'rtU^rangr^ff I X«lViNATOR REPjtlOERATOR— made), win trada. Schick's. | UJf1,	Also gas store.
Droytou Ptoiiu.
I to-per'^Vk.,
11 OT «
HAYDEN
L (1(0
_*	For Ssle Lots	
3 LOTS POR SALE 369 X 8-34*6.	’ri*._P«
3 ACRES NEAR CLA1 CaU after 9 FE U3M0.	IKSTON.
jdtas floor. ~3ton.TlimVPmP tiled basement. Water softener OU furaace. Oarage. Eictltent garttan wm nm mr—* — 00 this torgs tot (•
______I. Immed!
Open WiS/tB	-
U interested call owner.
MAY MaNAOSMEHT .
DAYS WO 3-339*
EVM(.. (AT. SUB, TO HI
OTTAWA HILLS: LOVELY PAMI- ] SrisT* sale LOT UK X 3M PT.-I Ij hyme. torge Uetog room -with | y Knib Roi? tl.300 .sch i	I Gill between 8 and 1 p m. OR
breakfast book, 3 bad rooms, lto J , ust
baths. Oil hoot. •» tor garage. -SSHs*--------u.---1---------—
fmjij tmtoaod t~ ~ *** ***
_______ ___ OPTOMETRIST,
DOCTORS. DENTIST*. OR OP* PICE SPACE POR REAL ESTATE. ATTORNEYS, ARCH]- ! - TECT— SECRETARIAL SERV. i LOW RENT. EM 3-IKS.	.
BEAL OOODTut'at'
,T 919,001 or 3 b
. OR bustnees. beer and 1
r further details
K PUB S_______
1 Included In
“rS*
OREEN lake PRONE - Ob* 01 j. the belter buys & eieHulvi Oreeo Lake Owaae leaving Stab And aaxteus to S*Q. 3 bedrooms . 3 tor garage. exceUenr bed and many atar extras.
Resity & BuiMing Co,'
FE 4-0921
Mil ELfEABBTE LAKE ROAD
t siding.
svaflsbl 13 N.
UR
kitchen Wt I
AUBURN HEIGHT* ***** Term*. 2 bedroom. On* furnace A water heater. Cleg* •-	-----
J.C. HAYDEN, Reahor
ME WoRto	/ FE ASM!
Open Eves. -.- - Ban. Ito* pm.
SOOTR BLOOMFIELD:	Owner
transferred Lovely 3 bedroom I brick rancher. Living mom with iedgerock fireplace, dlrtne room. iM 10 x is kitchen. ( cor go-rage. Larg* lot. well landscaped. . Immediate poeiesslen. Priced at
1 ° 1 o.*sSo
“LET’S TALK. BUSINESS’*. Beauty Shop
et've m equipped eel tod ope-atlon. Real on
Vsriety Store
volume to' "' koiheed Esselleal le
kitchen.
ftrm One . . .. _ . on 2nd floor. Otis and ntee tot. W'
Wlth 119*0 dowq.
JiMifl K, lrwm& Sorts
Realtors Bine* 1139 111 Wort ItUraB Street Phone PE 94447 - Eves. PE wi) 4^
v eoiiinH^grow. Dtsertmtoottof I people or* itleetlng sites new lor custom quality home* —
■*• tor yaurteU. Drive oot Elisabeth Lake R(. to Beat! Lake Rd.. tura right 1 blocks to Lo-
I mCHIG^^mESS
LAKE PRIY. (1* ON., to WK. i JOHN A. LAHDKESSER, BROKER
Schneider, MA 4-13(9	_«, 19T3 S Telegraph R(. PE d-UM
^^1 PAEK At OWt PitOMT POEM RE6TAGRANT FULLY EQUIPPED --------------	-	go
Signature
Up . to 34 Months to Repay
PH. FE "-92Q6
OAKLAND.
Lord Company
1 Bonk »'
Borrow With Confidence GET $25 TO $500 Household Finance . cs!p;«»» »< Punss?
9WU
lto X 25*. Oood drainage. Ids*] I
’lierbert C.'Dairi*, Rlir. “2,*^' JffiJCTJS “(SS
i	PE 9-4111	I payment. PE 4-4831.
BUCKNER
FINANCE COMPANY
WHERE YOU LAN
BORROW UP TO $500
OFFICES IP
Pontiac — Dra/tow Plums — Utica Waned LK-. Birmingham
LOANS (31 TO — BAXTER . * LIYI“
(4 W. Lawrefaco SL
u^FE^rS]. BP
m sea PiPST t ’ft. *3.9*
____________ PE 6-31*0
4 INCH BOjL PIPE *3 *3. COP-
W/.Tfirffi
Wait' A ThomP,on- 7*08 MM
i ANTIQUES AND MISCELLANEOUS L1YIJ40 ROOM JrtJRNITURE AND Items. Including 3 Victorian waw. hadroom trt,, FE HOI. tlemen’s chairs marble top table. LARGE CRD AND MATTRESS , priced to aaU. PE 4ta3M after t brand MW, (IS (S. Pearson’s Pu-
' *■»■	_______ nltnrs. «l Orchard take At*. -
BUT. SMALL RADIOS Sd to kfOMAWi WGoL e0Mlll: *~x fc. -.
Ut Ft MM.--------:■ - --r —1~ to, * x n and lined drapes, liutl Wwt ______
APARTMENT SIZE OAS RANOE (-MM, Orchard Lak*. ____________j • P1BCE DININO SI
sewing maclmic with *ri*thmtnti lAfccncw. (ifik rtm* M mni MAOIC CHEF-3AS STOYE^BINO-c Sewing Machine,. dinette get, ortk, Bvlnt raws mean. OR MUt leODERNIZATlON SALE ON R1W
MEL----------------
Fhllco refrigerator electric dryer, Maytae washer. IlHto -x(ili(: '''hnd dining room sum. .Mlsc. furniture. P. Clark. PE MW*.____________'
I WANT
ABOUT ANYTKbtO POR THE HOMb. uw ms FOUND AT LBS SALES.
A little out rt tho way hut o tot let* to pay. Furniture ond appU-ance* ot all kind* NEW * USED-visit our trade dept, for {!«*1 horgafau.	■”
Wa buy, art! or trade, com* to pud took around. 3 aero* of fra* parking. Phono PE MSM. , OPEN MON. SAT. ( TO S
, . pSO to r
M MONTHS TO Pat .	-
' 4 maot E. of Pemtlet or 1 mile E of Auburn Heights on Auburn
13(6 Baldwin
8-7165
OYER 96 USED' TV SETg pRoi 614.96 up. TV leleanii. W(t.
walt^Ttv
„	......r... TJQBD eofST-
tlou. ran ctaaa. »46. MU 4-1trt 1^|*|
WHEN YOU NEED $25 TO $500
we wttl ho sWd to beta you
STATE FINANCE CO.
906 Pontiac Stott Saak Rtaar
,	F_E4rl574
SAVE ENERGY, USE WANT ADS! To find » job, place to live or a good used car, ite Clat«-fied NOW!
REPRIOERATOR. STUDlo COUCH
usholrtorod chair. auBqua table ,___...
---	‘ imart wimtow. arte-. toucetg
_ MI 6-4463.......
IP BOAT, iyi -owai ‘mm
•sssirrt
gu^^hotgun and fishing took la to CURIC BOOT UPRIOET NORGE
— ktot~rttcr.t^St aiJllj*"'
Jleh^1VAi5^AI.i^rt> »*OTQSri
J4h.!I malLER FRAME WfTH
« Wi
if U him.
tote- MMM3L : *M.as' y?*1. kbto- gas heater, *94 *9.
tMHKa Eaiq WMiiiatoTi.	. •
WB}*y trays ,
HP C
m
REPRIOERATOR.
freuecr. in Bomb sinoer'-portarle
—. —ires sutch. J
a a l Jul1 qPK	v 104 *
iii^a •■d fltttof*. (Ms* u l*v stiTsf* 9*Nto :«L
MTmffiM S
SPECIAL axil I
1st'jurtTSi.:
ni'M. Uc-
Top j g3jA-^ftavr"T?wPE s-ailio
-forward
wtatSBtLifEs
3M( Lapeer Rd



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ftr fali Mlifihwin 67
ANCHOR FENCES
rail'b.ib'
BuSfcw jfiAfSwAkfe
THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER I. )0(U):
For Sale Miscellaneous 67
BARGAINS
4sSM to. V-«roor*<l mil)., |< W |«1» ShWi 4*5 pax m.—r__j
3 year (tmttr Ftm m* MM HI M (UhttHi.
Open BusTiS - 3^. I
WOLVERINE LUMBER,*.— M
» »• ww	ra ftw go » go?!
*igaw jjwJBP* »s
September Salt,
?«V|8pi&4& tt
M m. From stag up ised rtdt
£i? mw
ywees
____■	r Twfi
guaranteed. Ac* Heating end Cooling Company. ltM Nora jWUhams Lake Heed « MM. 0T
Special Paneling ONer
WPft JL>»fe !
preflnlebed
Oak Flo<
. iui „ • » M M
Blacktop Driveway
NaaS repairs? Sava % on t coat. call your Adeleor, ra »-4l cement rntW READY mad all MM* splaah block, door *U...
BENSON LUMBER CO?
Pontleo	|	PR $4MI
sn«6** siwiNO MACMS«""ni
CASH WAY
STANLEY ALUMINUM WINDOWS
HUS Plyscors.,,-......§$.''
I6x*$ 33-ft. aoak Lath ...... $ ...
4x1 Plasterboard ... $1.25
Burmeister.
lumbeA company
I. to 3 p.m
paymsnts of KM per peak.
Capitol, If LNI1 ________
AMD DRAW suppISpT nwiR nn pula pipe ...........$ .31 it.
•tlpeeel pipe ...... « 48 ft
W ellpaaal pip* ... ...:..’$ .70 ft
$*’ sllpitsl ptpa . ,T.. 11.23 ft. LAROER SIZES IN ROCK Complete atock of fitting 1 DRAIN TILS i )" Was 24" la stack
‘fir ‘
. 12.51 t
traps mM ea
.....•.. II P as.
r*^ and grates
PI ffiSsti .fiftriiSe. 1
SPECIALS!
___ Interior,
*nrteW^Lja$!?'!fit44l Clethas Post . ..'$$
d 25*1*1i£<lrip attartor sheethtar **« .. 13.15 1
rigLD TIL*	11c EA(
wjnra  ..... ........ affci
Many other Bara
decorating problsi colors to- cboosa
or axterior, Be*_
and matching fabric Berry Bras. Jelled Ma paint .
OAKLAND FUEL A PAINT 43# orchard Lake Aye. FE HIM,
OOilIU	HBEI Many otter Baraab- „ ....
i^fy 1MW Mont-i And D,,d BalldLf Material* .FREE ESTIMATES rHA TERMS
^SURPLUS LUMBER &
MorsA
Uooai, stars, bedrooms. $1.15, Materiai. J^IUT Dra|tular«; samples.
P?lce» only factory Michigan Pluoreioent.
Lake Are.-It ELECTROL OIL buftNER ANfo
^Orchard
___ . ,_____ Apply Hi______
Phot Dipt. 41 N. Saginaw.-irREEi«AMDlfid_T5lLK+P tils
Double bowl rink .........|U
ta-ln, hard copper
TOILETS M2.50 YALUE $11.50 AND $4. Lavatories $14 IS complete. 11 showers complete $68.00 val-P »4K. JAU^anPluareteenl 303 Orchard Lk, At*. - 4.
THE SALVATION ARM1T _ RED SHIELD STORE KeagiKinajo meat year need* ClotlUat' Purnltur* Appliance* ;___IIS WEST LAWN RICE
TABOTT LUMBER
Water proofing for basements. B.B.S. paint. Blass Installed, wood of all else*, full line j
RrrrrnpMp —•*-- fift
Oakland l
nw?•• i
Factory 2nd* - Irregular* 1 SAVE PLUMBING SUPPLY	-,TW
111 » Saginaw ■ FB Mlto'yff nJm
FOR KALB - USED BATHTUBS --
510 (O A Thompson. 7005 M-51
^iimrcb
■w;K Pu W'MYB A-D Orad* ......
3V'*4'x$' A-D Shop : $ S.OS PLYWOOD DISTRIBUTORS North Casa	FE 2-0430
USED TVs AND RADIOsT
Salt	Oo*a» 74
a^a lung. DOuBIj TARt an ^durijtfB'akn fcrvwojBGWff.
mydMk^aaayraaAiMMAFB
dpTTAfli ^tlR fltifT “Bsfo once .Vroaawnttek $K QL m«r. OUN8 - buy.,
Mairipy Loach. IS Baxley III In MWni
tot a UPS and ‘ up Ouna. buy ear ti
Kwtf. lli p. Telegraph._____-
LADIES- PULL"pREC!9ldN ROLL-PT Skates almost saw. Cleveland BaUera. Sta* 3V* Can MY 3-153$
_ altar j:3$ ap.
•Mor 'SbMt. BifinfEKarTic-
11 6auok OVer a
rttn Model NRN 1
Balt, MhwiBWi. jtc. * 7i
'Wei -Leaf n» wv, ned warm* 1 Trout Creek Ranch. Oreonahleld
Rad warm* 7$ for )•«:
Fy SrIr Uvtrtock U | CARNIVAL
TWO PRAY WELCH PONIES. I •
BUCKSKIN AND
---------ID 5..QAITED RID-
tq^ horsy*, reaiombla EMplre
COW* TOR SAtk OOtNO OUT of. dairy butluata, Will sell my MM ’of Holstein 'cow*. TB and .BWijl* testtd. 4260 Nelscy Rd. OR
fSff sSuS^rBREKbiNa-EWEs and 1 Hampshire ram at Meadow Brook Farms. 3820 Pontiac Road. _ Call Was Wtn^fuPE MRT HORSf AND CART. BEST OFFER ; WTi-IPK
hORSE ATTRACTIVE OBL&INO! Part Arsttaa and auarter Rs**-onakly priced. $137*10 MU* Rd. OE 7-tfil.__
WiEKEND Cl5bE-OUT ON YMCA saddle horse* ad ponies ' Also English and Western pleasure horses. Lika turn 3 horse tandem. trailer. Novto.be shown be-4 ■ for* i p,m. Pridiy, Sept. 2nd ts mil** South of Holly or 1 mile* North -of .MM. 3441 N Milford
Rp»i r ■ ______ .... is
Sale Farm Produce 86
----- ---------—.------- , Katins and cooking apples
Sand, Gravel and Dirt J6j
'<T.r^wrnnnrw -i- i- -»->•». Sunday, $150 Silver Rail Rd. out
I^ars^anB 1 fokAfoMB. Tiosi
' Coomer Rd. PE 2-1431
100,000 YARDS FILL
LondlBg truck 7 stay* a weak, cheap. Will dellrar Thor Contracting CO„ tec. MA S-00S3-
•?»rmW4
A-l - SQD. JENSEN jjWWElty^
Kentuckv^flue sod, WOl'^Soard-man Rd. Romeo. Will deliver.
H? HU?- «w MS71-
•1 PEAT HUMUS, STATE TESTED $1.75 yd for 7 yd load, $1.M yd. for li yd. load. Kin view Farm. »» Baldwin Rd., MY 2-3471 or
PEACHiN NOW , AT OAKLAND Orchard*. Flneit a* always. Also early applet Cast Commerce Rd. "One mlle_ea*t of Milford POTATOES. FIELD RUN ytlSH Cobbler*. 61 25 a bu»hel 1450
Vhwvooji. ,____ •	__L-- -.
TOMATOES PIck TIIK CREAM
1-iiolT
>1 SHREDDED PEAT HUMUS and shMMlKmilllRrilMW ltvered 7 •and, top'
5-14li.	________________
AL’8 BLACK DIRT, fttP. BOfL, “ ~~Kkmm "so complete
dirt. Loaded and U days a week Alan, fill adll. $*$ Lochaven. PE
uj By Dfcfr TttrwFT Wanted Used Cars j M ft M Motor S.
2427 Dint* Hwy	or }.|*m
foP EUCKW^Ng CAR. XlOCK PONTIAC WASTE	PE l-SWS
FIJTY.THREE
FV* inb Cm*’. •54 CHEVROLET
A DOOR
Radio R Neotar •
$195^
I NEED CLEAN.USED CARS
OUALITY MOTORS
Kt ORCHARD LAKE PE 3-7041 ARE YOU OBTTINO
THE MOST
PORVOURCARf
— WE BUY — —"TRADE DOWN — — TRADE UP —
PONT TAKE ANY DEAL UNTIL YOU-VI BERN TO
LLOYD
MOTOR SALES- •
131 I, Eaylnaw	PE S-lltl
DEPSNDASLS USED CAM HARDENBURO MOTOR SAUCE C»M_»I Ptkt __ Pt 4-7JM WE BUY AND TRADE OOOD _ CLEAN CARS AND TRUCKS Economy Car*	11 Auburn
Wsft ~
FOR TOUR Oar
Pontiac Auto Brokers
IKON. PERRY AT MADISON—
FE4.9100
S MUCH AS' 150 PON JUNK AND
Pontiac'*
Truck Center
~GMC
Factory Branch OAKLAND AT CASS ,
»l saoinaw y» Mill
4S3. j!? i	MJILIliW -
LLOYD
MOTOR SALS*
■Mga-Wnet:**, tw
M»en*MfCTd|t|jW>f P»*»l-wf‘
_ REO - I
AUTHORIZED DISTRIBUTOR
MM CHERRT HILL R—
„ ’VlMILANTl. MI^lOAN
IU H7W "CoJI CWoTNO >->47*	.1424 DU1* Hwy,
AVERILL'S-
edi sharp late model* for Oahf.
Xpp DOLLAR
Auto Insurance
104 ! 1*55 CHEVROLir . , I>.ce ear Sarpala.
i Runs-.
.1 INI CHVH^I
CLEAN RECORD PI PD AND MED
---for most Cars,
42* FOR * MON1HB	.
3	,	esievw
Ipt rarajnii
M CORVETTE FUEL INJECTION
>tMf: Mpfnn*,
miiu. rtl Oail W!
i5£JfT!* AtmUinc l. T-d ssdta* Raju. ■ me safari, sharp i isa*
- "tw- JAcrowg.
Maple at Foaliae .
“NOW he stars doin' the road work I h 11' do for free weeks!"
» JOHN DEER TRACTOR. No. 430. extra*, {plus extra equipment.
Reasonable. OR 3-1051. _
REAL dOOD SELECTION OF Carden tractor*. Roto Ttllaiw and lawn mower*.
HOUCHJEN ft SON
I N;_Mkln. Jtoehe»ter^ OL 1-0701
Lri£“	' tLEARANCK SALE
. USED EQUIPMENT Small riding and walking tractor*
naj
. 30c yd.
duct*. $335 Sasbsbaw Rd.. Clark*-
ton, MA t-am. ._____________
i1* YDS. BLACK. DfRT OR PEAT Prompt delivery OR 3-M44
BLACK dirt, broken concrete . huU-dnsteg. PE l-$$43.
BROKEN 8IDEWAUK. COW Hi —--------- -----m, CT 4-33*1.
ORAVEL. SAND . A TOP SOIL, —Pfoeaeeed roek, PE 4-3417 A-l TOP SOIL CRUSHED STONE, Jajd, gravel,Lvle Conklin.
PE HlU w PE 2.8573.________
CHOICE FARM tOP SOIL. Ot' aU Unde 5H yards $10. d»-Ilvered, FB 4-$$il al*a, ioadlng. ORAVEL. SARD. PILL DIRT AND bUck dirt. OR 3-6005 iRAVEL BAND, STONE, PILL
m x VjA..1?' w
CRUSHED BTOltit. SAND, ORAV-Ol. Earl Howard, EM 3-0531. PONTIAC LAKE BUILDER# 8UP-ply. Sand, gravel A dirt. Cement, mortar, trucking A tile OR3-I5M.
1 A R D "GRADING. TOP SOIL. nll-grayoL etc/ if 5-3551.__
Wcod, Coed and Fuel 77
SLAB WOOD OR FIREPLACE waod, j oaad. t» Dal. PE Mill.
Plants, Trees, Shrubf 78
and muklia. Dig your own. Bring toolg and burlap 2922 Sleeth road. 3 miles west of Commerce Village and lib miles east of Intersection of Duck Lake Rd. and r0i5d. Dally $-$., Mutual
PE 4-0734	. PE 4-1112
•KING BROS.
PONTIAC RD AT OPDYKE BlW AND REBUILT ORAIN drill* tnd corn nickers. Davl* Mcby Ph..NA 7-llSl OrtonelU*.
E. Oft P’RE SYSTEM HEAT-uig plant with radiator* and tank.
idu
..... .	—P. *B$ IRQ. OR 1-1022.	,	r_._
gun WANTfcB 7 lk. KiTABLB POtr- -----------—	~ 2.,
dealer*, UL 2-35J9 g AKC REGISTERED DACHSHUND Mil WOOD STORM WINDOWS AND black and tan puppies. Male and LakM.Jtreen* PE 5-2539.	! female shot* 658 E. Tennyson
-	1	. 1 Ave. after I p.m. ____________ .2
2 BLACK rRENCH-POOhLEB. $50 . each. :maie and female. Before ' f p.m. 7IS0 Howell Street, Fop-
Sale Musical Goods 71
ulre^af
i.po* oaL. TANK.
GARAGE DOORS
Factory seconds, all standard sites u dock from 525 and un. Electric deer operators folding closet door* and disappearing
We give eitlpiatua os -garage rt-modeling
BERRY DOOR SALES
Open from $ to 5 Noon on 8atuTdav ni B. Paddock	FE 2-0201
GAS FURNACE $110.. DOUBLE oven electric rant* -and—ISM; Chevrolet, nice ana eltan. $i$o. MA 5-0011.---—
HOT WATER" HEATftRS. M OAL. gas. Consumer* approved. $96.50 value, $30.50 sad 440.50. marred . ..—	-a- --_botfed ga*
elastleal. rolls Reconditioned far A-l condition t practice pianos
-------‘-ly priced. -
Morris Music 34 8. Telegraph >
Aeroaa from Tal-Huron Ft 2-0547 BETSEY ROBB MAHOOANY SPIN-
Sand instrument repair, by factory expert,
_ CALB1 MUSIC 00 II N. SAOCTAW --- r M222
SPECIAL!
Oliver, OC-4 Doser Ready to Work. il«n or trad*. Used loaders,- doten, diggers and trenchers Wheel tractors and crawler*. International truck* new and
tor*. The Pontiac Farm A 1 trial Tractor Co . *24 Wooc Ave PE 4-04SI.
USED TRaEtORS: A GOOD
' rlety In wide price and | range*. We trad* and fir
' Hartland Area Hardware. 1 HartliM Hit ~	;
Auction Safes
AUCTION - SALE
STARTING
FRIDAY	7.P.M.
SATURDAY—~~7 F.M. SUNDAY..........2 P.M.
. NSW AND USED itrrURl A APPUANL'ES DOOR PRIZES BVERVQ*UCTtON NfW MERCHANDISE CAN SB PURCHASED WITH NO DOWN PArMrinr
__ 12 A 24 MONTHS TO PAY
Sate Hous« Traifer» 89 j Boats ft Accessories 97
SAVE $1,000
3 BEDROOM tAtM PULL PRICE $505 DOWN 2 AT THIS PRICE STOCK NO $33 Mi THIS WKEK ONLY 11	-
Bob Hutchinsoii Mobile Homes Sales
43«i Dixie Hwy Drayton Plain*
4 Ml N ot Pontiac fik 31202 0»an 7 Day* a WW VACATION-THAI1 LHS	4
CENTURY
CHRIS CRAFT CAVALIER SLICK rifAPT P1BEROLAS SAILPISH-8UNPISH PORTABLE DOCKS'HOIST Ajax TRAILSRS
INLAND LA KBS SALBS 1127 W HURON	PB 4-7121
DISCOUNTS! DISCOUNTS!!
A BIG IF 1 iuuld sell Quick	1 Uk* new OR 3-1331 ’ 63 MO WITH 2*5 CHEV"i£N0INE S Cory*- trans. 153 rear sod ratio Real goad cood. Mil* toll 1 lo go back to toll eg e. OR 3-1M1 1 5MkT^"Ca!I8-—	K . M?S»y IdS^** *57 CHEVY- 2-DR. S595
tiv be half, sure? Let ua take H us new4 ft* *Mfre>fi liiSatixn	NEW AND USED i MEALY. MO. SPRITE 'M Austin Healy 'SO Used Austin Mealy	I NO CASH NEEDED
Pixie Tra
Sales _____
i Lap**- Rd , Oxford. |
-ally rwluci ii no per c
- Ray
OA I-<7637_ " 114- Alum. Elgin	$5t
VA€XTI755TTRArLERSt&s
’!( new Tralfer-Blasar. Apache j 14' Plywood 40 -H P. More A camper* Sal* or rant. Car top traitor. Bag. $6*5. Now *4*6 carrier*. Make reservation* now. M' Waxemaker, 50 H P. EVIn. AIM
Fr-Br Rowland. OR --L trailer A full eonvirt. top. R*f- ,
”~r-----'■"■• "I frjM. jfew .--—--4LJM4J
Rent Trailer Space - 991 ir Em^^^H r
OXFORD MOBILE MANOR FOR “-•7* who wan* the bed. 40 xio-- 18x40 aemrnt patloe, etc !
For Sale Tires
$ 50 X 14 WHITE WALL TIRES for Ml* Ph MT $-1170.	.
lb TIRES $3 50 UPT' WE
88! A-i ____ ______
. sell. Also whltawaUa.
■ STATE TIRS.SALEg 503 8. Saginaw Si	PI 4
ljiOEl 75Q»n~hLAr-w •ftriEiT
hllM
Financing' avaUdble with IS per cent down and 24 month* to pay. Take-. M5S to W. Highland Right on
signs to DAWSON'S SALES at TIPBICO LAKE. Phone Main *-2171. Open *v*ry BIB Mil I.	________
, nRPITCH - RALAHC1 — WILD All Slae* Carried In Slock
L24-1 IK. PROP. REPAIR
NeWkti
ikJtt.

ES^ mjV“S I
STANDARD BRAND NEW TIRES. END-OF-T1 i F.-SKASON
CLEARANCE
--1 OOOD USED T1REB	2 H P ^Tq3 33 "iLP^MOTORS
~ KUHN AUTO gERVTcE	ALSO REDUCED NOW
lya. w Huron ^_PE 2-1215 j NEW SMALL CUTTER BOATS
Auto
JEROME
"Bright Spot"
Orchtrd Lak« it OAftft-v
n Mai _	opf^- avt.
ATTENTION
WE RE PATINO —x-V.
TOP M$ DOLLAR
FOR CLEAN USED CARS
Glenn's Motor Sates
•I2_W Huron St. * ft 4-7371 HIGH II POR LATE MODEL ■worth 8* Seattl*	M6 H-14W
SEE JIM HARTLEY—~.
OR JOHN URERTlNB for TOP DOLLAR for clean used cars, will also trad* up or down. DIXIE USED CARS • - 4271 put*. Drayton Plains
NBAR BABRABAw ___
TOP fiOLLAR
for '55 to '5$ model* — tow mile* age ran wanted for ~ out - state dealer*.
Ti. J. VAN WELT
4540 Dixie Hdr. I- ph. OR 3-1355
Used Auto Parts 102
'.55 FORD, poliahrd 0|l
BAHHKLL CAM .
>lf«M Vtt LiMl aflA*
service
* 93 i
CRANKSHAFT GRINDING IN THE car. Cylinder* rebored Zuck Machine Shop. 23-Hood- Phone PE
^MONTHS OLD. BRITTANY
HARRINGTON' BOATS
' YOUR EVINRUDE DEALER EASY PAYMENTS AVAILABLE 1898 8 TBLKORAPH rt 2-80)3 £ 6 N E ETAB BPORTItER 15 END I horsepower jri
$449. Tari
I akc! daorshunde at BTUD. !
Puppies. Jamor'g, PN HU). AMFRICAN AND ENOLIBH BRED Pekingese pupate*, akc rag. 41*0
Across
4 A^TION^TUMJC SALE. Auction Markf
4. Hadley
AKC MALE DACHSHUND. SHOTS —- houaebroken. Hi. FB 5-3818. DACHfiHOUND PUPPI1
CLEARANCE i
ELECTRIC PIANO	_	_________
CHOOSE FROM LAROE STOCK BOXER PUPPIES POR SALE. AKC 1 Ktoaifrm M «rea*-j- .. *“ ' rc^liUred. |S4 Sunset. Lake Orion
iosfOIf STUT)7CH STOCKr^jURT^
r laa. OR 3-92H-	•
COLUX PUPPIES. AKC. MALES. MA 4-3460
Per Sib Trucks ttft
HEAVY
DUTY
TRUCKS
HOUGHTON ft SON
826 N. Main. Rocheatar OL t-8781 '50 VOLKSWAGEN, LIKE NEW IL578. Phon* PE trMM or PE
TAKXA DgMONaTRATION ItlDE In the new Vespa 4M economy
‘Hanf
OOOD CONDITION i iMluded cat nev-ra$in|. OR Hui
. HARKLESS. SALES * SERVICE 212$ a. Telegraph
V’ IN OOOD
exirer tswuf
w* u«wd (or racing 'H VOLKSWAGEN. ENAriP. BEST
1*11 VOLKSWAGEN I DR WITH radio, hestor,.whit* tire* 40,80S mile*. Sharp. Jat't OSr Let, PR
—- For Sale Cars 100
’87 BUICK CENTURY CONVERST-
-•
fMT BUICK *TATE WAGON, RARE 4-door air eesMflneniag, power •teerlag and Makes, radio and beater. Mahy other extra*. Kniey four vaogfton with alr-eoadlttow-. In* Olv* ua a good old ear at •down payment	... iittt
FISCHER BUICK, INC.
m 8 WOODWARD BIRMINGHAM
MI 4-410*	JO 4-8424
1544 iUlCK alWctAL. 2 POOR Karri*, nt
'37-. CHEVROLET
■--T KaMK "
ITU LB
Hide tranamlMi -
.m, . m.nr»u.*"E xSii
end in riww fp| tSM Iluu. Red
$139$
Crissman
Rochester -
QL HTff OjPEW HYHS: TIL » ' oiunr.t DOOR, with _S***r, (Oed *mS-

MM CHEVlLiT^ElTAlIk CON-verttWe, radio, heater, A-l i» ft — whit# ttree. WE .
•wen. Kona ronoiuon. »eeu, v.
AUCTION
5089 DIXIE HWY.
Room Open Every Auction .— Drayton Plain*
Sale Motor Scooters 941 mercury built w
complete withou t, ■xeellent condition. 1-3562.
1*58 CUSHMAN EAGLE, I
EAGLE.
LAYAWAY OR PAYMENT,
----MID'S___	188 8*
B FLAT ALTO BAX. t!
heatefi. Mtchlga Orchard Lk. A.-.
HOLLAND FIFTH WHEEL *150
Scratched 41” modtl.
model. $81 valu*.
__ ______ h * y last Terrific
eMUO* on It” and M" models. — Michigan Fluoretceni, 383 Orchard Lake Ave. - X
LAUNDRY tubs.bface HEATER,
LOVELY BINOfcR tEWllfo MA-, ehtne, tig sagger, mahogany cabinet, plain or fancy • sowing. Take on payments of $7 28 per montt or $61.40 cash baianee. Universal
Co . PE A*#«5______________
LARGE WINDOW RAM, REASON.
MORRIS MUSIC
34 Sv Telegraph Rd. PE 2-0567.
Across from Tei-Ruren Tint SELECTION 6P RECORD!-tioned upright piano*. Excellent for beginner* tad playrooms. ORINNELL8
S. Saginaw_________TE 3-718*
LO-3 OIBSON GUITAR. LUCE new, H Judson	■
NEW OIBSON ELECTRIC GUITAR Ampllftor. 4690 Melt*. Drayton
Pith
C LESTER 8PIN-:*u after 5 p.m.
PAT
COCKER SPANIEL. PRES.
for ad. MA 5-1480.______
Tor THE FINEST rN GERMAN Shapherd*. be proud with a pilbpy from Mahihall Kennel*. MA 4-1067. FEMALE OERMAN SHRPERD PUP-
1170 8. Irish Rd . pavlson 64 Large Holeteina. Buhl Tank New Baler, other Tools, feed. Stan Perkins. Auctioneer.
Ph MB 5-$304 Swart* Creek AUCTION FURNITURE. 6	1
Septembat 3rd. Door prltes. Ter all. kfariow* Bleen S 7609 Highland Road at will Lfc, Rd. i
riUiam
A big auction starting Sept. 10th at Tyler's Community Sales, Lake ■an_____r j y.g- j Orion.	fi-
____..... Ml' OfT^lVu.*	" I HO AUCTIONS^POR SMITH MOV-
For balk: reoistered ma'lI —jPt-g0 -*”	*«*?*•—. i
1 Sale House Trailers 89
^condition. OR 34881.
'57 CUSHMAN EAGLE ’
I Hlghllft Cam pins mi j <273 PE 5-6327.	™
I '51 CUSHMAN-EAGLE. -MUST BE J ifn Li - be appreciated Etc. Orad. All accessories Included.
P M. HI A13M.----.	,____
fun ! FOX ROY OO-CART. GOOD CON-
NEW* USED CUSHMAN EAGLES. Simplex A Track Rabbit Cars. 236 E. Pike Phone FE 2-6106. SIMPLEX OO-CART ...	-. Ell 3-7*67 ■
WILD CAT. OO-KAkT WEST
GOOD j Play-A-COND
l-A-Poi | Wat *1785'
I^OOKf
WM IIiH MOW 9H26 Wi» 1799 NOW
, QA |
NOW 61350 ■	^	NOW 6M
20% (Iff on
»OAT8. MOTORS.- TRA'LEI jNIQWOO---------------
SPORTSMEN’S
HEADQUARTERS
MM at the Double Spm'igbt Open 7 days a week,:	MT 2-4511
LAKE ORION ..
7 New '60,-Ford
F7504 and J SOOs
PRICE?
J They Have * To Go
W A
H MAKE US-ANOFER
OLDS i
1655 Bulck Convertible. Century S Black with whit* top. Power! brake*, radio. and. heater. White-1 wail tlros, Mif~
SUBURBAN-OLDSMOBII E . !
512 B. Woodward Birmingham j
’55' iUICKT w MT., nu equipment.' EM 3-0011, Con*ay
BUICK SUPER '58 POURDR ’ ' ' and P.r	~
ownor. Good
el xuiiZL
1954 BUICK BPECliETTTjSOR | sadtri, 1 owner PE 5-MI4.
1158 BUICK SPECIAL 3	1)0011
with radio and heater. No money down, fu|l rice till Aeaum*
I PE $-0402,
$1975
INCLUDKB FREE RADIO
RAM M L*ER-DALLAS
roonr;MAtN
PAH

OK USED CARS
TAYLOR-S
CHEVROLET-OLDaMOBlCl
MArh.» ijF^UMUb
RKPQSS(7SStON-
1*5* Chevrolet 2 door. MauUfuI green and whit* finish. Pull prie* 14*6 Only pH month, is cash needed First payment due Octo-'btr 13th. Ring Mr. Mm, ra 4-1.000. Lucky Auto Seles, i*3 8.
* 8. Saginaw. CAR PAYMENTS TOO HURDEN-. r sAMfT Coin* in im see w and LER -	totene help yon adjust to a tote
'<0 XLCH HA RLE '00 XLCH Harli

with si
BCHUMAN SPINET PIANO. Beautl-
k" ful maple flstah; tuned and delivered. 8388.
7 on, Iron filter for water tank. / Bear's Oo-Cart. one basement '
/ daw with storm and toraen. or by 30 In. window with trim, etorm - and screen Call OR 3-322* maple ¥ed til- Laundry tope, tio. Rah* hugty. ** * wrought Iron chi""	■
hor.e PE 4-288* mm ~~UtZE IMMEDIATELY i Lawn mower and kitchen eet.
Mlsc Item*. MA t-dMK.____]
- rawTSoiEKHEAniR AT BAR; gam prie*. SeBlng et cost Used Cestlron Radiator*^ Cheap O. * Thompson, fbOO >ftt Wer*
N ■ W PORTABLE REM
LHASA APSO Puppies tor tale-. Ra-breed-, AKC reflriered M ALE BOXER DOPP dren. Has been
able.' FE 2-8786.__
PARAKEETS OUAR , $4.55. Warner'
IT,ALL METAL. CLEAN, BOTTLED : SPECIAL PRICE on all Motoreyelet —-- n , ga* and riectric. FE 3-478$.	Ml-trade in on your old on*
Tibotan ] ■aTM'TWXw'.lftia- John “BE I ROY'S _ MOTOR CYCLE SALES
•payed
electric FE 2-479$
miafa I’** FT.-HOLLY, l*w' MODEL «,«-, ---- PPPffPW >1471 ! cellent cend' OL 1-47*1. __	.! „ .
-■--^%.Jj^|lt^ofe psy> iMT^RTnup^ vro^
’ ■	*	** V*cVi
..._ eipfirtiw.
Lftkft Rd . lE >«01
THE ONI AND ONLY 100 *
Boat Repairs
-50 —
‘ NEW AND USED TRUCKS IN ST(XK
—^--•$7 BUICK
» DOOR HARDTOP'
-	* $995
'Cy' Owens
63$ OAKLAND AVRNUE - PE M10I
ii*4 BUicK super “Hardtop,
clean, $250 71 Thorpe, PE 2 9**3 OUTSTANDING BUr% BUICK Blactra 131. 4 dr HT. Full pow--er, new tire*. Deluxe green Int. A Joy to dm*, owner, ill s-Tfll. 1*51 BUicK ELEC TRA] fffiTTs toe bit oneli Moor hardtop. Power window* and **at*, sleer-
ftftft M a *wt eaVif h klri.t Bn*. ' aIH

APAtHE TOUR-"A •HOME., C^Be] 230 L
(The Bif fbrei } large- r—-‘-
tREi.
Organ Repair
WiegRnd Musk Center giL*
BAZAAR AIWA MIRACLE MILE part" *~10KE PEderal 1-4*24
FOodle BLACK “FEMALE. PUP-py. ^cham ptra, ^ Mram^Jrteb eet- ]
WANTED250 CC. 2 CTIE^OSED
For Sale Bicycles 96
!. Trailer
I__wm
Mira, i rockingjn*j4. s*gln*w_
I work guaran-
LIOHTWEIQHT lace 1(32. Olar-and get r Trailer
OR 34lfo: "7
PART COLLIE_ PUPPIES! MED1-
.. i i ■ ii - — _______ um size; $5. OAfalond $-3067.	i aateee tor. me aee u
TUNING AND REPAntlNO. 26 j poODLjSB. LOVELY JKT BLACK a demonstration at W«
~M-| vat mal**~ PK>2til.	IErne* 3f$» W Buiwl. i.
i FOOClfg. BLACK. &VER" AttO! Iff	,,*IB * ***“''
I white .Toy and- miniature, ri** - ***-	■ ■ ■■•H
£—e_*..	'•wrilu,- 1 HOUSETRAfLER !
bitch, and all electric equipment. I Very cheap. CaU MA <$.1*74	- j
'	' "‘"“if "iR~1S>ube-
electrlc and gas evening*. OL.
WECANPURCHASK ’
-t Shop. 55 Wllltam*. FE *-**33
DRUM WHITE FoSbuTAND i^lfilUiN^ ah ra -toil puppies, either aek.Jhtder tr»ller: »le*gs 4..elec Poodle, aleo. Call PE pilBl	equipped. Call r
t PET i
Quiet-Writer
SE Sale Office Equipment 72 i
[INOTON
_____________________; Picnlcj
lit, • »hot Remington 29 rifle. RODINO MACHINES. FROM 935 injtr^trpt Ken mo r* m***	********* mn*%M .aa
8:8
-_.ITUO FLYWOOD_u“
I486 Baldwin Rd.____FI - .
PRIVATE RUMMAOE BAIX AND M gliu dreaset, alee XU. FE
FOST1 LIOkTS. FORCT'jLiaim. wtmmRI.mil peeu. -|U.S* value, “ “ Complete (election J^jht* »U


Michigan
•VOID
TYPEWRITERS AND adding machines. Rebuilt and g pa ran lead. T Coruna portable, $17.80, 1 Remington Standard, I glTJto. J L. C. Smith*, 126.00 ea. I Royal*. $3830 ea. I Remington nolatoee, $32.00 rill M mere to SSmm. ceil Li 8-1844 or com# to 3838 Yarba Linda Dr. 1 block n^ of 13 ml. on west
aide of Woodward.	__
NEW NATIONAL CASE R Bolsters from 8188 up. New National adding lUbehlnee from ft* up. Thejiply fa*terautbertxad ■p—* County where you can buy new or factory rebuilt cash reguter*. The National Cub Reg-
lUCMODELINO, DIED BATHROOM
rink Ip cabinet 818. Stoe< *'*
-■filio:. ..........—
R1DINO IfkEEL HORSE tor with 43 In. rotary mow tnow blade.jntt. If eu. J mgetator with 85 lb. 1 ' UL»-lm4.
RANG! ROOD AND FAM. OOPPER-$34.54. ReUlW Wtra it le “ ^—'er aabto
• B*r ft _Tbom|
lie. 0. A mm Weat.
—	—	___ JpnWETYRITERa
Kf'SE
•up. New 4 drawer file*. _»4eJ6
Supply. 415 E. Prank SL 4tf-mtnlham. MI 4-3816 around.. corner tram Turner Ford Sale* Drayton Ptatn* atone carrtci
1 Dixie. OR 34787.
337 8~RAOINAW
r Co., •
33 8. Gratiot. Mt.
rl tap aqlaemana dei Walnut desk (tot* maichlng upholatered *1 walnut office choirs, ur new. all need only two ■ KM lilt*. -5 Busmiss E . rile cabinet*. I RarrtSr- - 1 34*42
Safe Store EquipmoPt 7i
____t Prlgldalr* hardlnf cabinet,
tote model. Ill Oarland restaurant rang* with heavy duty grill ■it) 25 1* Magic Chef deep fryer, bottle ga*. Giber items, EM
Oil
turn! Webb-4375* Mound; Ro.. vuca. JENM-AIR FAR. 140-AR. SAND-
; ROOF LEAKS?, ______________ _____—
CaU your Advisor for n tri*. *P' Suituw. addlax aaak .iwgtriu. XI Qj^riave Con tha coat FX ^lorm^raunter with * .tori*.
FK 8JII8. HUNT'S. EAST TERMS
Doss Trained, Boarded 80
BRITT Talfwai
service, ‘oL"
"oawir—
FT HOUSETlUUJCRS-47*» I
USED BICYCLES. $5 t UP. NEW | bike*. *24 ii A up Over ISO to: choose from. Sca/ieU* Bike and Hobby Shop. 20 .E.. Lawrence,
-wt-miol y _____________“ |
Boats ft Aecessories-97i
10 HORSEPOWER MOTOR. WAS $18. now $70 FE $4127 12 BOAT. OOOD CONDIT10N, *56 ! FE 44*5*
SPEED-25 HP." I4-31JI.
14 FT SKI 1 rude A“» Craft <
HtmthitPtfH $1
Ito TEAR OLD MALE BEAGLE Need* tome tralnto* III. OR
3-118.	~
" ‘■BW'ant gAinsts.
Jacobson's Trailer- Sales and Rentals
- or*ltrade‘b^or1	MAji-6570.	"'"T
AKC WEIMARANER POR BALE * YE 4*5111
AKC REOISTERED BRITTANY . pupa, OR 34747.	■
r#r OERMAN SHORT HAIR g^nter* 13 me. old. $I5.M aw.
or opm. Pontiac Lake Motel! $238 Highland Rd, iMOQi. .
1 FT. OUTla5RD/5b H P* EV1N-rude Must see to appreciate. PE
Trotweod, Mar-King, Prank and I
Taur-A-Hom*. Travel trailer* our	*IA*-	R
specialty. Part * and service; 3* hp, motor. 3398. OL 1-1387. hitches and overload* InaUUed * 11 FT RUNABOUT, 35 H P JOHN-l._Kveral -used [ son and trailer. PE 8-1603. P<*i*/_.trm55wir for I '57 12 HORSEPOWER ELGIN (115 , --------------'■ IBS* Williams i pw $.1283,
xu*< Read. JHsyNm-CteiM. PR	HlgM LAiri spring;
,------- 1 With or without 40 H P Mercury
LET 03 SELL YOUR TRAVEL1	I4‘ rwnebottt IBM. 25 H P Ohver
trailer or Mobile home for fou. ! $435. OR 3437* between 4.-4* and
. W* have several Idly era waiting! * pm,	_ _____ \
l"	M ft. *» JS M ft. CHRISCRAPT. UTILITY
Q COACH type speedboat. 13 .year* old. *3 Holly Rd., 'Holly. | hF perfect acod. *1100. 1*61
- Rost* Mgfeil. lYSftore :	Rasy Stto$et t«rm«
“"Oakland Marine Exdi.
"Outboard IpMlallat*''
371 3. Saginaw
PE l-UQl	Open Rvva.
SPKCTA^-
Up to 3t per cent discount ra ell aluminum .and- ftbrrgla* boats.
owENE Marine suppueb
3M Orchard L$k* Ave.-
__' '	,WT34W8_____;
WEST BEND MOTORS
Clearance Sale Big Discount
ON AtL
Boats S Motors]
j, Dollar for YoUr Truck.'•
J EASY TERMS £ SPOT DELIVERY j
| Ask for Truck'Dept.
FE 5-4101
•38 Oakland Aetaut - Pontiac
I 'Cy' Owens
TRUCK MAftT
HLay, Oiwlw «Ed Frad 81
ALL TYPES OP 1ST * 2ND CUT-tlae May. WM deliver. GA 8-117S. CORN CUT BEEP PMTeiuri3 - $-2179.__.__________
For Safe Livestock 83
'SALES. 15210
ME Hftn ......	...... I., )_________ ■___________
NIMROD TRAILERS AND CAMP-1	3-4418.	,________.
*	_____ It PT.“TBQS(npN. CABIN CRUI8-
NASSOC { ti, 50 H P John*. -
■tot **utomen$. PK 3 __
»BW 2* FT ’*5 MODEL Like new. fho$«OR 3*4497. aar	■ u,,—-— ----
NEW kook 24 FOOT ri*6 OR
d many extras. Chn be -lthoff Marine. M#u,-‘ ' r pan MU 4-1*5,

olastrOn fibep.olas
PONTOON RAFTS FEATHBt CRAFT
and FREELAND ALUM. 8TEKUNO BOAT TRAILERS S . HtOP SERVICE. Marine supplies MICHIGAN^
BOAT SERVICE INC. RILLHICESON. INC.
2-368*.
it FOnD'f," CYLINDER ■ - TON. Large box I ft lrag raplo 'and heater, low ,mileage..Sharp Take ever peymehu FK $4884	_
'56 CHEVKOLKT
NEW CONDlftON PICKUP Light green ft ivory I wHtt« tire* An e*Cell
$850
Crissman j
ROCHESTER	i
OPEN EVES TIL * OL 24721
SCHROM TRUCKS "j AND EQUIPMENT
I 3*32 Dixie Hwy^_OR 3-1262 ,
5 TON MACK U Y ARD DUMP I
I , beg, IM 1-6872.'	1
1650 DODQE PICK UP % TON. 1 4-speed _Uxnamiulon.-4175. V. Ham*. I* 3-1788.	-	1
KISCHER BUICK IKC.-
*0* 8, WOODWARD BIRMINGHAM
Ml 4410$	JO 4-6414
'54 BUICX. ROADMA8TBR 2 DOOR hardtop, loaded. Excellent eondi-Uon. Ill Ruaeell after 4.
56 CADILLAC . HT 62 DOUBLE power By owner PE *4300 '56 CADILLAC, 2 DR HT,r AIR _cond. Phone PI 2-S005.	'
ISM COMET BEAUTIFUL ft)-tone blue finish, economy ‘ toder. No money down, fuL 6295 Assume payments of month Ca.l .Credit Mgr,
White. PE $4*02. Kin* AUtO S • 115 S. Saginaw.. .	.
*0 IMP ALA. HARDTOP, BLACK, 33$ H P , 4 speedbox, trl-power. 45$ rear end, radio and neat whit* wall*, overused 14718. Axb for Ron.
'5J CHWRODlT
Radio and heiSer* On* odes :tr. extra inker- -	/
• $195 V
LLOYD
! /	• MOTOR /SALES
131 S, SAOINAW/ FB 24131 j lii»—C#ty#LKf 4 DOOft STA-1 TION WAGON. .RADIO A HD H E A I I R ABSOLUTELY NO 1 MONEY DOWN. Assume pay- .
DON'S USED CARS
i	MY 14641 Uk* Or,0n'
1*56 CHEVROLET BEtT- AIR j: door sedan. V4 engine, Pow$r-gHde, snowerest white. Only $',-6*5 NORTH CHEVROLET C<i. L«k • Jj'ODgftARU. BIRMINO-HAkI. MI 6-1735.
Just Make Payments _	'« qnev.. 1-dr . tiM
Fey.only *11 mo. Du* Oet 1 ' Hit* Auto. ILr. Roll FK $-$$3*
188 Eaet Bled, at Aubuns ltM CHEVROLET' iMPkLAffSST •
BlcuTpsM
*19*1 NORTTrCHEVIMiLET
!.%,Mrg?&wARD birmiw°
NEW ^ NEVin, UCENskb fed*-vatr Monva Mttli Sports Coupe.' Tutonr leather trim aril $ecei«or< 0*W48 delivered. *7**	|g.
_ Welton Blvd.
50 CHRYB1KR IM^IALTr * HT
atikic & Johnny’s Motor Safes
PLYMOUTH	$39$ SOWN
,, rUHt, 4 itr. hardtop •
59 Plymouth	. $996 Down
Sport Suburban, t pats.
M	4315 Down
.j door hardtop .	_____”____
17 Mercury ,	*296 Down
BRAID
Oxford Trail*'	‘
ERL QUALITY COMES TOST LISTS *5.587 NOW 64.50* WLL !____rPr	.
WHERE QUALITY COMES FIRST See the large eMeiitiea of IS i wide* to 4T to ST, t t ar 3 bed-teegi. Sguti .traitor*,, -toe. Ooed •election of need W Mses U mUe 3. of Lake Often .ra MM. i
MY urn.
WHERE QUALITY COMM FIRST I PRIVATE PARTY. SELLINO 1959 —. 26 ft. Self contained. :
LISTS 88.5*7 MOW 64.564 WLL | .
MAZUREK MOTORS 1	'
ft MARINF SAIFS 1 TraiiWntlHB Offcrsd100
, PRANCHICED OWENS DEALER -•J-w^v-~wwww ■
Saginaw at South Blvd. * engine airliner, los an-
— jm............!—■—— |*to< Haa Prandsoo, San Dtago.
Bargain Clearance P»-. H»*»C Wu trim. Hew SCOTT MOTORS AND SERVICE !	Wfnr •*"*“ lnc 0,1
CRUISE-OCT “ carOoJIWYoRk----------------
BOAT. SAUES -------------
BONNIES DlUviAWAY PI 3
SHORT'S MOBILE HOMES
. . SALES .AND SERVICE -	.................................................... I
All q*W Gem and Reamer travel,.. »	Onen 9 9 FE l-4«*2 > PASSENGER WANTED. TO CAU-I
HWlftlni	reflnlaolot; Owl] |	z~****~
M[chl|$n
- .a: :
/TJgf TKAILER'TblLrrs 1 torlfft. $U 95. acral A-
I. Ilichli
it MhMyWUfftMiy, Sept i
'60 CHEVROLET
' „ 1 TON STAKE A OM Technical Center truck W1UML500 ^ miles^ v epoed^trans-
mlrrors. heavy *duty Equipment all the way . . Solid rad fln-t*h Include* all runnlnt lights. 4300 under dealer invoice. A ter-rifle value! ■ >
‘Crissman
j - • -ROCHESTER
l OL 2-9731	' OPEN -'’TIL 0
: BEFOM lrOU ROT A* BMi'-Olt ■ 1	-”«<«-‘ruck ^o%,g*M.^g
t; j A (ew pennies will tell and needs in The Rontiac Press Want Ads.
NO CASH NEEDED:
lilt Chevrolet, 3-door, .canary yellow and Mark $Mi full price, ray only -*M per as*, (fast payment October 12th. Ring ' Mr Ring, FE 4-1100, Lucky Auto Sale*. 183 R. Saginaw.
’M CHKym *4, mxi.' COND .
>8*5. FK 44ML;	.
-M chevt~Bk. Aia. EBcfeijnrr HM il-MM.
'53 CHEV. EXC! THROUOKOUT. RSH. EM 34sli. Orntway.. , ■
’57 CHEVROLET
ween 4* appraatate.
ONLY $1395 1
Crissman
:■ ROOTEStER
OL 34721 OPEN EVE*. TIL $ 1953 CHEVRO' ET 3 00017114010 AND - BEATEN. ABSOLUTELY
no monct Sown. A**am* pay-menu af 4S.*» per moToaft credit Mgr. Mr Patti* at MI 4-7500 Harold Turner Peid,
EXTRA CUBAN M CHEVROLET
Used
Convertible
Sale
'M Olds. Super M convertible. P*w-*r tttenng. power broket, new tire* new ton ........ ...... SMS
*1 »M'At# V4 Obevvetot craven-
tbl* -Pewergnd* , ..- .-.I1MI
67 Old*. Convertible, solid / white.
lusT ,u,rta*' p#1r*r
Houghten • & Son	*
Tour Friendly OldsmobU*
SM W," IlSIii. Rochester <
You Want -Bargains.
'^'XStPPtSSi.'VSS.
w^i^enmtfuTMbe, Lew dewa
'5$ Pontlec 3-dooi Hardtop. Hydra-mafic radl ■ heater, whit*wall ■' Urea. 3-tor* paint A little Hfp.-
HAUPT
PONTfc^l
CLARESTON I
t
*
FIFTY-FOUR

^THE FOXTIAC TRESS. THURSDAY;^SEPTEMBER i; IMP
ter lA Cw m F*	c—. / . lit] *r %l» Cag.
Dodge DattllRignffi
^'aririBOTM
$4743 PER MONTH
DELIVER® ■, *3^
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John J. Smith
DODGE. INC	TrT^n' TT'irv"111fj"-
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SPOSSOSroN^I
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nO »D HEATER. HTDNA-MATICABSOLUTELY HO MON-IT DOWN, AMUlut MMgri tail* Mr Ho OH Credit Mgr. Mr, Park* at Ml MM* Harold
l*	gSTtartock turn «fiTuM. i
. BRIGHT SHUT
oyr-wann LAKE AT CAM ' Kith I Swdbdeu W« •■ ml
JEROME
Lorry Jerome
^■ajta.'airit 3£
IrOAO. ItoT 2-DOOR RADIO AND
1958 PLYMTH 2-DR.
$695 •
NO CASH NEEDED
___, Mr. Ball. PE 4-4(3*
ajar mid. m abimw .
IM* PLYMOUTH SPORT PORT
_ J*JCTLp
l SEDAN BA- T»
white**!) Mr*» '
and whit* V4.
L-ggy". ST' VALIANT^
B0fB.
FISCHER bitctc. ixc.
•Of A. WOODWARD atwuninH&lf
LINCOLN-MERC DRY
mm poro vicTomTl —**^-—:. epod. Mill Wl^^mwviAtouoelMd iTHUDSON. HORRTt, CL CPI %orr	fidi-toB, Cmumr
CLARKSTON MOTOR SALES
■ 6t . Ctorktlon MA MI4I
irriairfe^: 55^^Ft2?2LwA2: ^■jsr&c ft»**»**■-
*25.	f.i'lnrir. AIM. Am MU Ml
whit* side wallj.
TOM ROHR. IRC UR » Mato
■“"•VCS?1 “M
mOTOTj,
of R*
^ LINCOLN, PULL POWER
'MO 4-lTIl!	; .......
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SE r~l baM MR. A kuallMV* *■*••* oar owner Blrmlnfbaai trade
—---------1 Full pooer. Tou oust aee thl»
one Op to »h»itl month* to pay | (IMS full orte*.
—SiSiriUmiat '
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NO MONEY twtlR. *■■■• ■*»-!
COLN-MERCURY
>g tan . _	_
MHHCORT. KM »4)«~HARDTOP bran" Rlaak aad «MO» M Bwi —a la pay- Wk.
APR FROAT, 1HC ■ t tumi N.urBriinv
arte* (1M. AmOM m (to month Call Cru... _.. . M White FI MM) Kla( Auto jalda. IM >. RajpUR:	~	.
NO CASH NEEDED .
1H7 Plrmouth, boautlful rad flblab MM lull Riiaa P*1 all tn par month Flr.t pajrment October istb Rtn* Mr^ RIn*. PE i-ioo* Lnckjr Auto Aalaa. -in a. AaatAAH.	.
iiMHwahiioiirftr wrxncm w^-
(oo lNO Haw paini. n* ruat. radio and Malar. TJm Mwwm nth tiH dutch and tranimlt-• .Ion 1-door Call Ml 1-11M from ________________________
Juit Make Psyment*
*M PtTMOOTH, HM
_ wa______
MHTIAC »~Dlt. W9ef(
. I960 CATALINA-* Convertible
mm3
■RAEM RSD
_J3ES5fc___,
M PONTIAC (. *TIC EM MM. Chim, M PORT1AC S-DOOR. OL 1-aWl Aftar I p,
A-l Uaad Car I
’58 PONTIAC
BONNCt
RH . _oor • itandard ablfa 1IM. V» atandard ahlft St lura I* »ea ihta* at Rar|ala
tail PLYMOUTH SCDAN. RADIO and heater, automatic ar-
BOLUTKLY NO MORET DOWN.
----- parmaiti of HIE par
Cradlt M(r Mr. Parka
Just Make Piytnents
u,__________________ ■	H Ply.. I dr. MM
■sis. IM a ME tlfan MEATWi.iPar aolr (11 BO. Du* Oaf.: I bB CtaBIbS!c3 Ml A«I*lj Rita Auto Mr. R*U. PE MU*
Sit - r~	__-1___-BL5SS-F"' |
a p9u> 4 dr <c
$!M
■^TrSuBurban OLDS
NO CASH NEEDED
• Plymouth. (TM tjH Pi
t only (4# month. Pint | at due Oetobor IJtb Rlao l|. ,Tt 4 1004 ( Lucky Td
1795.
'Cy/Owens
(10 OAKLAND ATEHUE
Pi MMi
•a i.tm. pontiac ca+a£oia.
Hardtop 1 ownar Claan. Radio
ijGSar. Jfiif jRflTdWP®
aaoo 17U Eliabatb Laka Rd. PE
Ctmr com A Pi#
PONTIAC MM TBNTURA HT. mile*, hydra , nrr. ataarlat and
S5A>8k W,w. uraa. i
eer i car. Prlaad far «Blek OL 1-ltM.
CAtAUtti P « aartlkla. MM mUa«. PE' 1-W1(
1 DOOR RARDTOP
jQyi'Owens^'
l Convertlhla M>
Of OAUjARD ATEHUE
SURUfiBAN-OLDSMOBILI l(M E. Woodward Blnala«ham MI (-MM
radnaTnir arie*.
; mm poim2c et4tion waoon.
' r door, radio aaid haatar. power •taartaa and hrana. whitewall ttrei. tharp condition, tar ata-age* Jet t Car Lot. PE 1-7(31.
__ ______ Haatcr. Hydra-
ratlc. Power (taartng.
...........” $1395
'•7 PORTIAC CONVERTIBLE. TRI-powar. Power rtaorlaa oad brakat fcjicaUant conaittoaTpE Mill.
..— WAOON, VA. AUTQ-i Jy*t Make Payment*
HW*. __________ ________.! Rita Auto Mr. Bell. PI MW
"SjrEb
WALL TIRES ABSOLUTELY NO 1 MORET DOWN. Assume payments of (DM per mo Call]-TCredlt Mgr. Mr. Harks at Ml:
4-7000. Harold Tartar Ford
TSTrai, vt. i-door. rah !
hareatp^EM l-OMI. Cortway. t -
‘-m p6ro, tickwa.
PE M300
M POEP.'
LABOR
DAY.
data discount. Do not tall us before you (w “V %
Keego Sales & Service
Icwgc Harbor______
Just Make Payments
M Pontiac, HN Fey only |1T mo. DUO Oct. Rite Auto, MrTEoU. PE (UR ik Eo*t RlrdT ot Auburs USED CAR*. WO TO MOO. NO MONEY DOWN «UEE£ AUTO »A«W| X*\ I tAODIAW.
ft4_pontTac star ceiSp cor.
rcrtlklc. Hydra, reasonable Coll
I shift. TlS. PE 4-MM. ui
A-l Uaod Car Sbopptn* Center
----'56 FORD
I DOOR HARDTOP
$695
'Cy Owens
CM OAELAND AVENUE
rtn clean car. Bargain. 1-7(41 H. Rlgglai._
HASKINS -USED CAR SPECIALS
For tela Cars 106
iM*. powttac (-Poor
tala fmj| steering and
NO CASH NEEDED
N4 Pad tide I-door Pud pr Pay oaly M mouth P taut duo Oetobor lRh. S Rina, PE 4-MM. Lucky A
C/1
NO CASH NEEDED
1(41 Poutta* EtarcMdf hardton. beautiful blue SRd .RMMwillaK no ruat. (Ml full price! f«y aiiy (M mouth. First payment due Oci. IMh. EIRE Mrr MMi Wl 4-woa. Laaky Auto Boles, in j. logfooui.
H7 PONTIAC. I DOOR, HT. ^ara^ tlfo,. MO W*
»» RAMELER WAOON. RADIO and boater, automatic. (l.*M. SmMTNOHAM-nAMBi.mn aaa a WOODWARD_____________
IE
“RAMBLER”
WILL ACCEPT
Ours, outboard*, boat*, rafrlgara-*— *-•* appliance*, ate. On our Rambler* or any good m port payment.
___-EE* SERVICE
EM t RAOIHAW	PE IdHl
Slack m rambler. 4 door.
MM RAMBLER 4 DOOR. MM SIR-
minoham-rambler *m a.
WOODWARD MI (MM. _
L56K'THiS over"
•(7 Btuaobnkor. 74 atntfou wagiu, copper and whit*, automatic tranamtattoo, heater, white wall
Clarkston Motor. Sales
CHRYBLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER Mala R, Clarkatoo MA I4M1 N4 BTUDERAKER. V-l. SPORT Map* Htdtoi heatar. orerdrlve tranamlaalon. OR 3-7g7(.
LARKS
TBUUPIC DEALS HOW
kmln AIM BIRMIKOHAM RAM-BLER MS B. - WOODWARD MI
ijg’WmiEB ETATIOH WAOON.
Ramblers
Price* slaab*-. —, model* - la Itnek.
“ R & C RAMBLER Super Market
COMMERCE RD.
EM 3-4155	■	EM 3-41M
-W-LLOWO —■■■■■■......ZWM
•w oid* 4-d**r ........ 1 .^...i mi
Automatic, tu-tone paint, radio "and heater. - - . _ .
VanCamp Chevrolet. Inc.
MM Man	UT1 SJHB
—1960 - I960 —
FORD
DEMONSTRATOR
Many Models From Which To Choose
5--All models have a wide Variety ot
equipment for your comfort and convenience. Act now!
; ; ALSO
- NEW 1960 -
FORDS & FALCONS
PRICED TO SELL NOW!
-DON'T OVERLOOK
Our 30 Years of Selling Dependable Used Cara and Dependable Service
■(7 Mercury, voyager
tlful rad MM Old* Dynamic “M” Holiday —“pa- Hydramattc, radio, haat-Beautlful aolld whit* flaUb. MM Cbavralet EaTfir 4-door aedan. V-l angtot. PewergUda, radio, batter. Beautiful asphirt and white (Inlab.
IMP Corvalr daluxf Powergllde, radio, neater equipment. Comfort and
BT ”■" "
door aadan. ator. Datani
SPECIALS
11 Rambler 4-door . j JJJ
’M Pontiac 4door .u. » IM
M Chevrolet wagon. Power	ja
U ford tudor ... <• M»
’i( Mercury g-doqr > ...1 J •**
(7 Plymouth hardtop ^..J.JM
•17 Chevrolet Oonvorllbla	(im
M Ramalbr wagon ...... I13M
WDRTH
CHEVROLET.
MM POHD PAIXLAHB. CLEAR' ] MM Old* Dynamjc M ' l-door
ZZL.'&iZ'rSr^JX!
I o rn	’.	__________
MM ratP^UTRE. UB* T*M: prefer M or J54 trad*. Call lari
I. Ml 4-7MO.
SHEPS
MOTOR SALES
I* PORTIAC B'Vtl
HASKINS
Chevrolet
(7(1 Dixie Hwy. at M-l* Clark (ten MAM* (-M7t ___ Open niu* 'Ui ■EM 1 'Or. Iivtcta hardtoi
I_____________J CMvart.mn	„ .....
17 PORO F-Lane 1-Dr. Mt gl*Mi
17 CHIVY Wa«*u 4-deor ....(MM mm Cbavrolet 1 Dr. itdan
ardtop.
UW
LOOK! BUYl SAVE!
jtiatevSfew;
S Dart^ Plpoaar 4-dr. wagon M4M
•'	(llfo
flM4 ‘IMS
•M Bulck 4-door ntm.
■S' BSrtfVd? unu.. jj
•M Pontiac Veartura 4-dr. H-T. (I
„ Pontiac Ventura 4-M Pm11** Ol. Mr '
•M OLDS 4-door Super M'
‘M FORD P-Lane 4-door .
'H FORD 2-door •*S PONTIAC 4-Dr Sedan - m CHEVY- R-Air T-top ,
•ss PORTIAC 8-Chief H-T ’*4 CiVVY B-Atr (-Door ....a.
•(4 PONTIAC 4-door sedan (
'll CHEVY B-Atr 4-door __(
•II POHD, g-door ........(
Shep's Motor Sales
I Tf*** BI-VP-	PH k-4M7
150 Car* and Trucks
'41 Chevy Chib Coupe .....I
.('794 Full power ......
t 194 Ml* Chevrolet 2 d lM4 MM Packard 2 dr
IM Chevrolet 4 dr. Stntloo '
VI, Automatic ......>......
19(9 Bulck I dr. hardtop .
Toad I dr. (Qdon 19*7 Cbavrolet station wagon.
„ ... (MM H-toP (MM
'M Bulck npc. mt. n-iop ... §lT*f •to Opel Hr. Rool. ocooor •to Bulck spec 2-dr. H-top •to Pontiac Cat. 4-Dr H-l I •» Ford Oalaxle 2-dr. H-1 IT* [ -((.Olds "M" 4dr. H-top '(7 Bulck OSMA Power
141 to SSevyCIWPoinr W»*	*|JJ*
: '«7 Mercury Hi. Merco -RAH MM* lib *17 Bulck Spec. 4-dT. H-top (I3M ! ‘*7 Pontiac s^taf Safari(}»J 'M QMry Impale .OoavT PO (ITM
»13M
~WR
"O. K." 1 SPECIAL
' '57 PONTIAC
STATION WAOON CMoftea 4 Door — Radio .
A Hatter. Hydramatle, w-Walla. 3 ton* Ivory and rad point.
$1095
Matthews-
Hargreaves
OAELAND COUNTY’S LAROE8T CHEVROLET DEALER
631 OAKLAND AVE.
- PE 4-4547
•M13toSrr
HARDENBURO MOTOR SALES Corner Cats and Pika PE (-73M Open Even. ’TUI P
MOTOR SALES, INC.
"Your FORD Dealer Since 193d"
AT THE 8TOPLIOHT IN WATERPORD \V
■anft nrxiF. Hir.HV^AY -	, OR 3-1291
Service and Parts Dept. Open ’-til 9 p.m. Daily
MODEL
LIQUIDATION
MY DADDY SAYS:
■ Sell Em'
----	*57	FORD STATION WAGON ^	•
u.. m3	T8W	w»
T ^56 RAMBLER SUPER STATION WAGQN
—’-^owtsv.
i^&sssr‘T|‘”'?"	wife*
’59 THUXDERBIRD
Power stearin*, Power Brake* and WhlUw^*. y----
Last Month $2999	NOW	$2699
’58 PLYMOUTH
(Cylinder with Standard Tr»n»ml*»lon. Radio and Hoator.
Ust Month $999 ^ ^ ^	NOW $799

FREE RECORD ALBUM
WITH «EVERY,.NEtir Altp USED CAR PURCHASED
FREE
•55 CHEVROLET 2-DOOR __
Radio. Hoator nnd WhllawnlU. Eta* sad *110*^4^
Last Month $599	---LfOW $399
^ FORD-PLANE SEDAN
'54 MERCURY 2-DOOR HARDTOP
Original Factory Black. Radio and Heater
Ust Month $599	NOW $399
•56 CHEVROLET 2-DOOR
Original WTowo «uo Plnlab. Beautiful Ooodltlan.
Ust Month $899	.	NOW $699
Ust Month $899 .
NOW $699
THE ABOVE CARS PLUS 100 MORE CAN BE BOUGHT “wTM IJITtiroSt RO DOWHPAYb&NT - HO PAYMENTS UNTIL OCTOBER
2 VOLUME LOCATIONS
2705 Orchard1 Lake Road
—	— KEE60 Harbor - —
. 3275 West Huron .
—	AT ELIZABETH LAKfe ROAD —
>FE 2-2529
FE 5-3177
'M Plymouth Redan ............SIM
S etattoa waaoo* to Plym
•today. '(3 Pontiac ,.... tl_____
•to 'Raih O H............... (2(5
7 Chevy*, to-(4-63	.....	(1(5 up
to Pord Station Wgn, ( 'dr..— '
•»4 Dodxe and Y4 Chtvator
r jawiaii rr ‘it n li it !um ok*
S Pontiac*. Pram KM ---------------
VS. Automatic 1(M Btttdebaker Lark 4 Dr. INS Studebakar Lark 4 Dr. Bulck LaSabr* 1 Dr.
•to Dods* tow truck, Nice I 231
SHELTON
PONTIAC-BUICK
IRocheitfr 0t. 1-8133
ACROSS PROM NEW CAR BALES
Open 'til 9 p.m. or later
Closed Wed. A Sat. at S.^.m.
4 Dr. B
( 7(4 I MM CadlUaa j
*((’fiSto*Mt‘m|l* plrgai.
'to Praaar. comb. wan. or car PLENTY OTHERS TO CHOOSI FINANCE NO PROBLEM
| Lucky's i Porjtiacs
t One of the Urgett .*■ Selections in Pontiac
ft OVEN U TO CWOOBB PROM
5 1954b THRU 1959$ t NO CASH NEEDED
$ BmaD miMhlr paymanu at*
H
*	AS IN EXAMPLE:
£	VJL&J
% :SR:SaSE
., Mr Mnwy Mar* Oeoot Value* rArnSmtoMM Savtog*.
*' Aak For Mr, Bing. PH 4-toM.
i Luckys
•	Auto Sales
~; .y-19| S, SAGINAW
IMS' Plymouth 4 Dr. addan. Aut matte' tranamls»lon     ( #
Y Pontiac 4 T>rr-»edaa. Aut ■attc transmission. Like iew ...----(I®
0 Pontiac 4 Dr. Hardtc*. Ex
HOMER
HIGHT
motors
OUT
THEY GO L
AT DEALER COST VALIANT PLYMOUTH DESOTO
PLUS (to preparation . DELIVERY CHARGE.
Liberal Tride Allowance Bank rates 1
SCHUTZ
MOTORS. INC.
., Big E Woadward, EWSM
Midwest 6-5300 .
US* Ford ( pan. PCS.......SMS
MM Pdhttoa f dr. rtatfon wn. S2M CHOICE OP M MORE CARB
Superior Auto Sales ^ jj50 OAKLAND
OUVffi
BUICK
MAS
65 SPECIALS
riduiad .to "gMtojW^UBl’r::> ' and ot august CWSB-out.
___Only M hour* to go for
^ the** tarrUto savlsga!
- Here's an Idea of our today
’57 BUICK
•FECIAL RIVIERA HARDTOP
$995
■ .OLIVER
1958	CADILLAC
EXTENDED DECK SEDAN. 2-J ton* grean with matchhix Inter-' tor Power equipped Including window*, and full line of. Cadillac accessories. (26(5.
1957 CADILLAC
FLEETWOOD ‘ M SPECIAL. Solid white to color. Pull power and clean ana throughout. (23(5.
1959	PONTIAC
STARCHIER.^2 door,
1956 CADILLAC
SEDAN DEYILLE. gink with whit* top. Power a*alp#ad. A full UB* of Cadillac, aoaaasarle* including OM air can (Winning. A tow mileage beauty, (1(M>
1958 RAMBLER
AMBASSADOR BED AH. ~ " equipped _ Including^ —
1954 CADILLAC
M COUPE. Whit* with dark tog. (ton atooNjE ft nil Itoa of aoeaaaorto*. MM.
1956 STUDEBAKER
Sedan. Black and whh* vinyl •''WIHl'SNIIB ft heater, automatic. ( cylinder, clean thrqwjbnut, no
STATIN —__™	1.-----
A heater. Ptodasudtonhdy tot N* money down, (MS.
1953 FORD
CUSTOM 1 door. Radio ft I
Pordamotto, A ale* etoai
WILSON
PONTIAC-CADILLAC
l 1350 N.
Motor Salefs
|IS Orchard Lake Av*.
PI HW	Open Eva*.
BUICK
.RENAULT OPEL JEEP
Woodward
BtX^aNOHAM	M M
RUSS JOHNSON
AT
LAKE ORION
-LOWERS PRICES-
ON ALL NEW 1960 MODELS! SAVE UP TO — $800 ON BRAND NEW-CARS COMF TNt
TAKE YOUR CHOICE OUT OF STOCK
1960 PONTIAC STARCHIEF ...... .$2795
Power Steering and Brake*, 6,000 Miles
1960 RAMBLER AMBAS. .. .SAVE,$ 900-
\Vagoh, Pow<fr Steering and Brakes "	^	^ , ,
1960 BONNEVILLE H.Tv . .SAVE $ 950
2-Door, Power, Sharp, Like New
I960 RAMBLER-DELUXE	..;-.....$2245
~ Wagcm, All White Beauty! Brand' New i ^	-
"Demonstrators At Bargains"
''Used Car Bargains Galore"
’59 CHEVROLET
BEL AIR ft (TICK. SHARPi
. $1495 '
’59 PONTIAC
BONNEVILLE VISTA POWER. SHARP!
$2495
156 BUICK
SEDAN % AUTO, TRANS.. SHARP!
$599
’57 BUICK
(-DOWR. PULL POWER
$1495
’56 PONTIAC
•TAR CUV HARDTOP * ONE OWNER
-’'$895
’56 PONTIAC
SEDAN
AUTO. TRANS . SHARP 1
$595 ,
’59 PONTIAC
HARDTOP. 2-DOOR SHARP. ONE OWNER
$2195
’56 PONTIAC
f ’55 FORD
(-DOOR (
STANDARD TRANSMISSION
$599
RUSS: JOHNSON
MOTOR SALES
* 7 2 LOW OVERHEAD LOCATIONS
North Broadway at Shadbolt
"Pontiac Division"
' MY 2-2871
M-24 at. Shadbolt "Rambler Divisioit" MY 2-2381
,s
lSAFfi-BU¥: Best
LLOYDS
MOTOR SALES
LINCOLN — MERCURY — COMET -- :	—ENGLISH FORD----
’§9 MERCURY
$2095
’59 FORD
FAIR LANE 2-bOOR — Automatic transm
$1695
’58 NASH
AMBASSADOR 4-DOOR V-S — standard t with baatar. On* o
$1295
au haatcr. Extra -n
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(7) Undersea Service.
(9) Tito b Alice.
•:4I (2) News Aoaljnt.
9:41 (2) 14) Newt. Sports.
(56) Shakeapetre'i Country. Itto (2) Person to Person.
~4» Mfcfo Outdoors.
(7) Adventure Playhouse.
19) Huckleberry Hound (56) Earap* From Cage. 7:99 (2) Summer Olympics.
(4) Lear of Plainsman (7) Steve Canyon.
(9) Movie. John Garfield. "Castle on the Hut
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(51) Anthropology.
StSS (2) Playhouse of Stars.
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(7) Restless Gun.
(9) Cartoon Classics IMS Q) Search for Tomorrow. (4) (color) H Could Be You. (7) Cove That Bob.
(9) Terry Toon Time.
«?tt ») Guiding Light mm (9) News.
UI9 (» Our Mte Brooks.
(41 Bold Journey.
(7) About Paces.
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U» (2) As World Turns.
(T) DtesfMky *:0» (2) Medic.
(4) Queen for a Day. (7) Day in Court.
E:* (2) House Patty.
(4) Loretta Young.
(4).
<7LiOonna Reed.
(9) Movie (began 7:30 p.m.) 9:99 (2) Johnny Ringo.
(4) Producer's Choice.
(7) Rail McCoys.
(9) Movie (began 7:30 p.m.) t:S9 (2) Zane Grey Theater.
(4) Bachelor Pettier.
(7) Jeannie Carson Show.
(9) Wrestling.
St99 (2) Markham.
(4) Wrangler.
(7) Untouchables.
(9) Wrestling (cent.) lt:M (2) Adwnhm* Theater.
(4) The Best of Groucbo.
.. (7) Untouchables (coot.)
(9) News.
10:16 (9) Weather.
1S:|9 (9) Telescope.
1S:M (2) Tell the Truth.
(4) PMl Silvers.
(7) Silents Please. “fSTNilrr
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19:49 (9) Hazel Pk. Race Results.
19: U (9) Movie. Esther Williams, Peter LawfOrd, Jimmy Durante, "On An Island With You." (’to).
ii:oo (2) (4) Newt, Weather,
(7) Racket Squad. j
11:19 (2) Summer Olympics.
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«:66 (2) On the Farm Front. 7:0* (2) TV College.
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10:00 (4) Dough Re Mi.
(7)News.
10:10 (7) Heartthrob Theater. 10:01 (9) Billboard.
10:91 (9) Ding Dang School.
(7) House of Fashions.
(4) Play Your Hunch. 11:00 (4) (color) Price b Right. (2) I Love Lucy.
(7) Divorce Hewing.
(9) Romper Room.

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(4) Young Dr. Malone.
(7) Beat the Clock.
(9) Movie.
Isto (2) Verdict b Yours. ’
(4) From These Roots.
(7) Who Do You-Trust.
(59) Escape From the Cage. 4:09 (2) Brighter Day. -(4) Thin Man. '
(7) American .Bandstand. (59) Search for America. 4:19 (2) Secret Storm.
4:19 (2) Edge of Night.
(4) Buckskin, to) Robin Hoed.
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(7) Johnny Ginger. _	\
(4) (color) George Pierrot. (9) Looney Tunes and Jin gles.
(56) Redman's America. DM (7) Rin Tin Tin.
(56) Sing Hi—Sing Lo.
I; 60 (9) Jac LeGoff.
IV Sponsors SfiTffokr Taboo Clubs Over Shows
Come On, Paar! Put More Shows Like Daly
By FRIED DANZIG NEW YORK (UPIt -Vice. Pres-Went Richard Nixon and SW. John Kennedy are scheduled to debate domestic policy on ill TV and radio networks Mori day sight, Sept. 39.
There Is poetic justice, I think. In the announcement that the first In their aeries of "great debate*'' will originate In Chicago.
Chicago u whan Lar Daly Uvea and Daly had a let to do with making the debates poo-
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HONOR SEN. GREEN — Sen. Theodore* Green, D-R.I., f almost 93 years old, "chairman emeritus'' of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, was honored Wednesday by Democratic colleagues. Sens. William f\il bright, second from left, of Arkansas; John Kennedy of Masse-
Lyndon Johnson of Texas, Democratic candidate for yfee president, gave Green a gold-banded gavel. Green formally heeded the committee which Is now led by Fulbright. The Rhode Island senator Is not seeking re-election.
By CYNTHIA LOWRY HOLLYWOOD. Calif. <AP>
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company has such strong feelings about cigars that it will not permit even vllliana to smoke them. A number of car manufacturers
“That hoy is learning last,' id. "Thai* was a sponsor's man standing right behind him. He won’t smoke anything but file brands not in public.
dislike the sight of an automobile accident eo violently that smash. ups aro~ never in their sponsored shows—not even when the cars am so disguised that the make is unrecognizable.
The eoup company sponsoring ‘Lassie,’’ which Kar a lary dia. dren’s audience, bans both drinking and smoking. But by special
the show may be shown holding rpipe between his teeth, it isn’t loaded, however.
By United Frees International OLYMPIC GAMES, 7:30 J!j. A halt-hoorof t from the Rome
Sponsors quite naturally feel that performen in their aeries should be willing to use the products they are advertising. To insure this the soap, toothpaste and food manufactured usually present their ' start with handsome supplies of the product* Par* of financial reward of the musicians in Lawrence Welk’y orchestra is a current model of his tor’s automobile, - Kars other automobile-sponsored shows can usually get a new model at wholesale prices.
Cigarettes^-however, present a tore difficult problem. Most smokers have their own favorite brand and prefer it in epite of financial considerations.
Recently, talking with the star of a new adventure series on the oot between, shots, I offered cigarette. The strong, brave hero started to accept and then jinked his hand back and looked furtively around. Then ht shook
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Conic on, Jack. Let (fee big-time public affairs programs take ad—' vantage of the “equal time" ms-on. You’re Still tut entertainer and somc of these characters are highly entertaining. Beside*, you can’t gat a Nixon or A Kennedy on the show SVery week, -
THE CHANNEL SWIM: David usefclnd will moderate a roundtable disetioston about oomedy for NBC-TV on Tuesday, Dec. 9. The
Milton Eerie, George 1 ""T	lend Groucbo Marx. ,
If Bot for the persistent demands -Howdy Doody” is scheduled to
‘equal lime" by Daly, a perennial candidate for public office.
be replaced by a new toiarl Lewis puppet show an NBC-TV’* Satur-
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lea* urgency and Impact in the broadcasting industry's drive to au*pend the "equal time" rule.
A case might be made to show Dt«t Congtvss suspended the rate only after Daly wangled himoeif onto "The Jack Paar Show."
The Saturday moraine “CaptAIn Kangaroo’* hour on CBS-TV will login at 9 9. to. (BBT) wgumlng—| in October.
Koraaru Must Roy Up
Italy ha* seat anotrier letter to NBC-TV. foil Mine, he aaggeata —he ae longer cqa demaad—that
again.
Daly wrote that a follow-up meeting with Pw would •My'mhkr the most controveralal and interesting TV program of ,a!l time.”
I don’t know about Dalyh forecast. but I think hia_ return would probably send Paar into orbit. You may recall that when Daly appeared on the show last July, Paar became emotional about having rifrtf filmed by FOC rules to give -Daly “equal tim*.’'V-Paar aald of the FOC.
MIL, Korea,, (AE) -Premier M. Chang’s new govern-luis ordered 24 wealthy South Korean buatneaameiMo pay more than I9t4 billion hwan — 930,112,001) at the official exchange rate—In back taxea and fines. The accused- tax-dodgers own 46 big business firms, 33 of them financed by American aid
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WASHINGTON (UPl)
President seems to have picked up the unfounded Idea that he and Mamie can pixie as plain old Mr. and Mrs. 6. D. Eisenhower after the move out of the White House.
Anyway, that’s the Impression President Elsenhower left this week as he shook hands and chatted with British and American ’ lawyer* who swarmed over the! White House lawn at a mammoth [garden party. • ■ ' '	. j
contests. Another half-hour sum-mary of owimming, water polo, wrestling and boxing Is slated for 11:30 p.m.
ZANE OBEY THEATER, 9 p.m. (2) . (Rerun). Anne Bancroft portrays a blind woman whose testimony saves a cattleman who is accused of murdering a woman.
WRANGLER. fl-Tfl	pjf.
cairn (Jason Evers) is framed as wide looper,” or cattle rustler, and faces the hangman’* noose.
UNTOUCHABLES, 9:30 p.m. (7). (Rerun). Eliot Ness (Robert Stack) places an informer in a prison cell In order to foil a gangland murder plot.
GROUCHO MARX SHOW.
,m. (4). (Rerun). Cat-lover Janie Grandel and tycoon. James Cqm< tins meek Qroucho.
SILENTS PLEASE, 10:30 p.m f). Highlights^ from the screen career of WOltam S. Hart, including the land-ruth sequence from] "Tumbleweeds-” "~
JACK PAAR SHOW, 11:19 p.m. [4). Hugh Downs, subbing for Paar, preeants Mike Wallace, the comedy team ot Ford and Hines, actor Dick Gaufierptetrosa Jackie
The President need only to consider the situation of Harry S. Truman to disabnae himself of any Idea that he’ll gain anonymity as an ex-president. ’ Truman may be almost eight years out of the White House reporters still puff along with him on htL-wiy morning hikes when-ever TuThits the''big city. " However fondly he might wish herwise, Eisenhower is one soldier who will never fade away.
Peel Isn't Appealing, Policeman Decides
.The wife who complains when her husband phone* at the last minute to announce he’s bringing a guest fa dinner, may find some solace in contemplating Mamie'i plight at that lawn party.
YORK, SMaine JAP) -Theodore Mysliwy, '43, dl Danvers, Mass, was travMing along the Maine Turnpike eating a banana.
He threw the banaoa .peel out the window. It struck the car of State Trooper Merle A: Merrill.
In District Court Mysliwy wa* find flfl Wednesday for "throw. Ing a rohntance on the highway."
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Elsenhower gut a tough from the Chir lawyers with a story about a man
accused of petty larceny who the judge, he'd like to have him
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"He looked at the two present and said ’the other one,' " Eisenhower said. .
Someone aafced Ike If M wwnl about flme far him and Mamie to visit England, agreed, althongh
His word! betrayed a belief that perhaps when he becomes just another ex-president he’ll be able to travel tourist style, minus all the fanfare that now accompanies his coming* and, goings.
"This time,” the President sand, “I think we could sneak irirJ—
A few minutes later someone invited Eisenhower to drop in on the people of Scotland and he marked “I cart*,riome in quietly this time.”
if KARL WILSON
LONDON—A peachy way not to have a peachy vacation trip Is to let yourself get caught in those London queues which art enough to make an-American start talking nasty about' the Empluh.
The wife and I came over here from Calais on the car-ferry and the boat train, just to be able to say we'd done It.
A Hat of 2.800 lawyer guests had been worked out but some-(Hags
aver how the names were picked. So Eisenhower blandly announced at the Bar Aiaociation Convention that the welcome mat Wa* out tor everyane, and Y*all come. And they did.
White House police dockedj 4,492 guests. This made it second only to the Easter egg rolls biggest shindig at 1600 Pennsyl-Ave. since the Eisenhowers . moved in. 7-ft years ago. it- if unlikely that hiatory ever record Mamie's words, if she had any, when she heard about those 2,000 extra guests.
2 Auto Trips in 3 Under 6 Miles; Worst tor Engine
NEW YORK fUPI) 5$ Almost two-fiiirds of today's motor trips are of less than six miles, according to studies made by auto industry groups.
And it is this kind, of driving, in which a car seldom has a chance urn up properly, that is hard-j est on the engine, moat automotive engineering experts agree.
They estimate that about six pounds of water per gallon of gas ir produced by an engine operating below proper temperature.
Water, a by product of combustion, condenses on cylinder walls down into the crankcase, where it dilutes the oil. It also combines with gases of combustion, forming adds that attack critical parts of the engine. -
To avoto rapid engine wear by diluted oil and fin* contaminants Ml circulates with it through the! ear's engine, the American Petro-Insfitute recommends that motorists change oil every to days in winter, eupvAMm in summer and never exceed 2,000 miles without a change.
To Travel in London One Must Wait/ Wait
You may also recall that alien Paar returned to his show after that famous walk-out, he toid viewers that his microphone would always be open to people with prob-
parently Included the , tired, poor, the huddled masses yearning to sound off. It1* hard ,to squaro -that Invitation with Paar'o subsequent shame -'at. having put Daly on the show-rWlth or without “equal time" rule.
WILSON
ddne it.
First, we queued up with about 1,499 souls to get on the boat crossing the Eng*
’ lloh Channel. A half-hour of waiting In ■ line tells an an old codger like ma. We’d Just settled flown to rest when a kindly - porter taid, "Guvnor’'—he really did — "Guvnor,-you'd bettor rush down to tho passport window If you want to avoid the passport queue.” Thanking him ever so, we got the passport itamped, and sank down to try to rest once more, when a booming voice over the loud-speaker said wc must now go buy our seats on the train;
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“But I thought you bought those!” I scolded the wife.
"So did J," She said wearily, "but I guess I only paid our train fare.”	\\
Back on Queue I went—by this time, the reserved eeat queue was running Into the passport queue. And after 18 minutes of that the kindly porter rushed up. and said:
"Ouvnor, If you want to avoid the queue getting off the boat, onto the train, you'd better rum along with me right now!”
He got us right Into the middle af the unloading quaut. Thera was so much queue we could hardly aba the
White Cliffs of Dover and aayway,
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WelL nothing much happened at Dover except there were tod many bags .for the coach we had our reserved seats in and we had to put thr excess bags on a little red wagon at the end of the train.
We got to Victoria fltation completely exhausted, but finally there were-our bags on the curb and all we needed now was a taxi. *
"Not many cabs today, are there?" I
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would allow ■urh a thing to hap-pro la tat* country. 1 am akoekod aad If this la the Federal Com-mia*ton'* ruling, I am nahamed far the first time to ha a member af the entertainment aad I am
White I left many of Daly’s opinion's were, to put it mildly, half-baked, he didn't incite anyone. We survived. And, as TV
provide some entertainment that Uncle Sam suit and phony beard.
I suggest that Paar unilaterally [ restore the legally • u s p e n d e 'equal time” rule to hia show, t's nothing to be ashamed of because his show specializes in the off-beat interview.
Now that Daly has had a crack at the show, Faar aught to give "equal time” to ether eelf-ap-pointed crusader* and represent-attorn af minority view*, ae mat-tor how far eat they go. Let’* eee them la action.
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I beheld a queue of at leMt 500 people, 7 or 9 abreast, ajl ahead of me, waiting fpr cabs.
Half an hour later, thsre was I at the curb again, ready to get Into my well-deserved eabi wheea driver was about to toko somebody else who’d cheated and got there without queueing.
"Ob, no, you don’t?” I bellowed.
The cabbie tried to pacify me. "You eoe, Ouvnor”—honest, he said it, too—“this other bloke meant no ’arm. He didn’t understand too well. He’s a foreigner.”
“HE’S a foreigner!” I shouted. "I'm a foreigner, too!” And aa long aa the poor BritUhers suffer from queues, I hope to remain one.
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Blair gets her big break In the “Two Facet West” Tver.
Jack Lemmea used to paint scenery in summer Mock for designer Ben Edwards; now Edwards ’is designing .Lemmon’s Broadway Mow, "Face Of a Haro,” *
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The victim. Keith Flynn , of 207 ■....... i.ii, Park Avc.,
September arrived this mocafag with a blazing nm and a predicted high temperature of ML The wrath ermgp ^aays there’s a, chance of an isolated thundershower Me to-day or tonight
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By HABOLP A. FITZGERALD Publisher, The routine Press ' •
ROMS—We saw a sight yesterday that would hare produced thrills and chills anywhere In the world. •
-f in the shot-put, our atrong men finished one, two, three against the beet around the globe.
Therefore, when it came time for the victory ceremony, 100,000 people witnessed a spectacle that will be equaled very few time* by very few nations over the balance of Olympic history.
Throe One athletes from the same mitten stepped rate the victory platform together. Three beautiful , American flags were defeed In the briBlant Italian sunshine ns the hand played oar National Anthem.
' The entire audience applauded respectfully while the American contingent yelled like wild Indians, te te ★
You would have, too. The breeze stretched the Stars and Strips full length and the. sight brought me one of the great thrills XU get from these Olympic games. THE MOST BEAUTIFUL
It’s the most beautiful flag In the world, -anyway. And I’d say that If I were a-Chinaman or Maltese. Old Glory was never more magnificent or spectacular.
Bill Nleder, Party O’Brien and Dallas Long stood 1 smartly at attention on the three victory steps and each of I the trio to a veritable giant. Their collective victory gives us a clear-cut to the title of world’s strong men.
Old Glory was truly OM Glory. Throe American flags have gene up before a few times in the Olympics, hat world competition to becoming so fierce and so tatenm that this spectacle will only happen infrequently for anyone over tiro years ahead.
A- it it
Every one of the throe Americans broke the Olympic record, making the happenings even more Impressive.
It was a magnificent performance and will resound down the corridors of time In athletic annate.
Walkout Halts Pennsy Trains for First Time
PHILADELPHIA — the 111th anniversary of its first train, the Pennsylvania today Its history.
Not a train moved the biggest U.8. transporta-, tion system, and every hour of the. strike-caused stoppage heightened lts.lmpact on Eastern industry • and the nation's commerce.
A midnight walkout by 20,000 maintenance workers halted all operations on the Instate, 10,000-mile network. stretching from Virginia to Missouri. At least 30 million Americans were affected directly or indirectly at the outset.
In Newark, N.J., strikers picketing the Pennsylvania Railroad halted commuter service on the Jersey Central Railroad between the North Jersey coast and New York,
Cavernous Penn Station was a giant tomb to the heart of busy Manhattan today.
New Role for TB Sanatorium
Oakland County supervisors will take a long, hard look at a plan for drastic changes In the housing and classroom facilities for the county's neglected and de-linquerit children.
A report placed before three committees of the Board " re '	:	~tyesterday called for:
Family Sees Father Drown
Skin Divan. Recover Body of Holly Man in Bush Lake
L Use of the tuberculosis sanatorium for all douiriy youth services.
Z Shifting of half of the patient toad of the sanatorium to the now* vacant contagious hospital, the remainder into outcounty institutions.
Sapttvtoste decided to study
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Oakland
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Each Hour Tightens Stranglehold on East's Transportation <
Big-city commuters In New York. Philadelphia, Pittsburgh
the Impact of the caacellatioa of fit dally posbonget trains. More significant sms the affect oh the Industrial triangle of coal,
Operations Shut
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Walkout Forets 1,300 County Commuters to Find Othor Transit
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muter train service ended last night as the operations to anticipation of this morning's stotife.
The glent Pontiac automotive Industry today was threatened by the OraadL Trunk Western Railroad) strike that brought nm| service to a halt last nlghtr
The strike over workihg conditions began at 11 am, but the rail company had shut off.-all operations earlier In antldpetfcn Of the scheduled walkout.
Immediately affected wero marly dl of the railroad's S.400 employes, who tha company said would ha laid off in event of m •trike by MOO switchmon. brake-non and baggagemen of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trahtmie,
Vow Vigilance on Labor Day
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Ordinarily about 300,000 people a day hurry about toe concourse.
The federal government was legally powerless to intervene further to a three-year-old woih rules dispute between the PRR and the Transport Workers Union, a militant new kntry into the railroad field which originally was organized to the New York subways. ANGST SPUT
Negotiators continued to work r a settlement almost until the 13:01 a.m. deadline. Then, deadline past, angry statements were issued by the company and union officials.
City police, sheriff's deputies and state police have pledged to do everything within their power to keep motorists arid pedestrians alive through the approaching long Labor Day weekend, when heavy traffic to expected to flood the surrounding highways and main arteries through Fonttoc.
The departments will be out to fuU fbree patrolling the roads.
MOur men wtlt not hesitate to Issue tickets for the least offense to aa effort to hpM accidents to a minimum,” Sgt. Lorens Ahl-grlm, commander of the Pontiac State Police Pool, stated flatly.
They seemed to wipe out whatever progress had been made la several weeks of Intense bargain-tog.
'The negotiations are back to •cratch,” said James R. Symes, board chairman of the railroad. "They are broken, not <rec«sped.”
“All wve can do to play it by ar,” a union spokesman amid.] (Continued on Page 2, CM. 3) J
Local Officers Request Detroit urt-oidsmobiiet turn MotoriO to Help fe&*JSSSfI5g Keeping Deaths Down jwlth it the first of the new General Motors luxury compact cars.
The F85 to larger than the Chev-jlet Corvair, but smaller than any of the so-called standard stoe passenger cars.
Some observers have predicted the F85 and its companions—the Pontiac Tempest and the Buick Special — will toll to a price claaa with Chevrolet's middle tine standard cars, the Bet Air.
'We'll make every effort to limit • local traffic death toll to zero, ting only that you, the drivers and pedestrians, help us keep you from being killed or hurt,”
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Oakland County ShertHrran* ~ theirs with our big car,”
bum.
Last year three persons were killed by Labor Day weekend traffic in Oakland County. And two died locally the Fourth of July holiday.
Then traffic acmes the nation
claimed MS Uvea.________________
In an effort to whittle down the tragic loss in Michigan, where 16 were killed, state police patrols will be lengthened to 10 hours per man and all passes will be canceled from noon Friday until midnight Monday.
The troopers will Ije aided by some 200 National Guardmen who will ride With them bn patrol « assist at traffic control points.
The Olds entry In the smaller car sweepstake* d* the lit, powered with toe industry'* first aluminum VS engine.
Cole showed off his 1961 models Wettoesday, Including five, new body types for toe compact Corvair. One of the new ones to a Volkswagen - type nine • passenger ton.
“We’re planning on 43 gar cent for Irapato tola next year," ha said. "About 13 per cent of our sales
This would mean around $S,3M delivered in Detroit,
Edward N. Cole, Chevrolet general manager, was asked last night If this might pose serious competition to his tines. He replied:
“If they start romancing our customers with their small car,
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By JACK VANDENBERG UPI Automotive Editor DETROIT One of the nation’s top automoble dealers says he feels the Introduction of new "luxury" compact cars this fall trill force a complete realignment of the auto industry.
Birkett Williams, president of the National Automotive Dealers Association, says he thinks the new luxury] compacts will invade the
Promoting Kennedy Visit
Anne Zucco oi Berkley and her mother, Mrs. Della Evaaimvlch Of St, Petersburg, Fin. Mrs. 20000% children aid (from left) Miry, 4, Lynn, 3. end Brad, 1, The "Kennedy Girls" wero at the Miracle Mile Shopping Center y^lterday.
were Corvatra. Virtually all of this was phis business, not sales stolen from our big cars. We will increase that next year.”
of Ms ISIS model sale* have been la the most expensive Impale series.
ffact of a prolonged railroad strike on production.
hto formal presentation, Goto said Chevrolet hoped to hold Its prices steady for next year. Later, however, he hinted the price gap between Oorvalr and tha least expensive Ford Falcon which to cheaper now about 572—might be
there wua off-the-record cafe corn expressed m Oakland Aveapk. t CMC Track A Conch
T think yen’ll get quite a prise about that,” ha told news-
He said the company would turn to more truck dHhirtos to fill any gap tn rUfinad shipment*.
More than 80 par cent of the railroad's business In Michigan is
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Claims Luxury Compacts to Change Auto Industry
area of the market now considered the exclusive domain of standard-sized low-priced cars.
Williams indicated this leave the auto industry realigned on a compact-car basis, with the present compacts controlling the low-priced field ahd the luxury
2nd-Best 'Car Year
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compacts controlling the medium-priced field.
half of toe safes of
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If lame
drawled, “there Is a definite change to the automobile picture. people wont something different and that something dlf-
Williams said the auto Industry currently is offering too many options to the car-buying public.
‘All we need (in the low-priced field) are eight models," he said. 'We should have two and fanvdoor edans to standard and d< aeries, a two-door station wagon, a four-door station wagon, a convertible and a two-door hardtop.
“M | were
the fac-
tories, I would eliminate the
four-door hardtop,” he eald. “We
In toe matter of tour-door hard-tops, Williams apparently would get support from American Motors President George Romney, who dropped the four-door hardtop* from AM’s model lineups this year.
We have been expecting things to start booming In Pontiac during toa next 30 days,” said Henson. "We hope the strike doesn't tweet that.”
Pontiac Motor's main Import by railroad to body frames, produced in Toledo.
The company has not kept modi of a stockpile of frames in the pad.
Most steel comes Ipto toe piyat by truck.
Spare parts are shipped outAy train to Buick-Pontlac-Oldimohie assembly plants.
The company awttchvard
DETROIT (I) - A total of 3,957.704 new car' registrations for the first seven months of 1960 indicate the year may turn out to be the second highest In sales in automtjtive history, according to R. L. Polk k Co.
Pqlk said Wednesday toe I960 period to only 5 per cent off toe pace of the record year of 1955 when 4,165,020 registrations were recorded to the first seven months.
However, the statistical agency noted that new car registrations to J«|ly totaled 546,535, or 15.3 per cent under the same month
News Flash
WASHINGTON (AP)
Officials of Pontine Motor E|»
vsrd, a epaheamaa said that “no Immediate troublas” are sspseO ad hseaues at tito strike.
day or tonwrnro lor a maattog to discuss effect at the strike, said Bert Henson, financial secretary of UAW Local 653.
Wednesday to got tha 1M pro-
silent this morning after the Grand Trunk pullout. Trains are used tor interplant distribution of many materials.
Magotfattone h strike won scheduled to toeunw at 1 p. m. today.
Talks broke off at 1 p. m. yesterday, the company sail
working conditions.
Francis A Gaffney, Grand Truhk vice president and general manager, said all operations wart halted in Michigan, Indiana and (Continued on Page 2, Col. 7)
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Snakes Alive! Two Stray Ones Liven Up Mail
NEW YORK <APfc-H» Greenwich Village poet office had «omt excitement Wednesday.
Digging Igte a Mb of ietten, a mail sorter came up with1 two 16 inch graen garden snakes. ,
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tflnt grade Nov. 14. A three-judge dow’federal court told Davie to keep afjon j hands off after he took over the U S. I school* under a elate law in an effort to forestall integration. Negro attorneys wfli seek to' have the date speeded up to Sept. I.
I In the .third case, Delaware is protesting an order to speed up .{the state's grade-a-year Integration plan. The speedup, ordered by a lower federal court would integrate all grades by next fall. » INTEGRATE
>j flight schools in Knoxville, Terai.. opened today with first 'grades integrated. Supt. Thomas |N. Johnston reported no trouble when 28 Negroes enrolled in. the formerly all-white schools
high schools with a heavy con-cent rat ion of Negro and Puerto Rican students will be given a a chance to transfer to other schools with predominantly white enrollments.
Catholic spokesmen in New Orleans said parochial schools will not ha integrated until public schools are.- The chancery of the archdiocese of New Orleans said the church schools, with 46.000 pupils, will go along with the public schools in. integrating first grades Nov. 14 unless federal court action change* the situation before then. There', are about 91,000 students In the city's public
air holes in a shipping box.
The snakes came from the Tote-'Em-In-Zoo at Wilmington, N.C., and were destined for a Greenwich Village pet shop.
I Louisiana! Gov. Jimmie Davis) j seeks tr regain control of New Or-j leans schools, ordered to integrate
Charcoal is made by heating wood in an enclosed space when there is a limited amount of air. The wood glows but does not hurst
Sulfur Mine Lies 17 Miles From Shore
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! Dollarway school in Pine Bluff, ‘Ark., has one 6-year-old Negro !girl registered'for first-grade 'classes beginning next Tuesday.
NEW YORK lUPn - The Freeport ,Sulfur Co. is building its (Grand isle mining plant on chitting sands that lie under SO feet of water seven miles at sea in a hurri-
• One Negro student each is an-
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Congress Skirls Stronger Ri#
Doesn't Wont Filibuster ’ by Southern Senators Prolonging Session
WASHINGTON (UPII—Congress,
OM-Maid Gar Sales Routine Riddled
Points Up Need of Frequent OH Changes
Raul Castro Predicts Sven Guantanamo to Fail Eventually
HAVANA, cub* (AP) — Raul Castro Indicated early today that the seizure o( the remaining Am-
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Tries to Reconcile Cuba and the U.S.
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In a four-hour annual report prepared for delivery to Congress. Lopez Mateoe said toe mission of each of the American states "consists of keeping united in peace and harmony this great family fat which Cuba rightfully holds a place of distinction.”
"The preliminary approaches did not have toe Immediate result we wished,” he said. "Nevertheless, Mexico win not ceaw in its effort to serve unreservedly the need of friendship and harmony among the American republics.”
Teem love Jets and Queen Anna, Flat heels
Quotas French Authority for Slam at Congress
WASHINGTON•* (UPI)—Rep. Sidney R. Yates, D-BL, said today the results of the "bobtailed” session of Congress could be viewed in much the same way Voltaire appraised a poem titled “to prosperity”
"This will never reach its destination,” Yates quoted Voltaire.
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -The American Hospital Assn, has rec-
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5.600 member hospitals stop using brand names on prescriptions. Prescribing drugs by ohwnulrwl identification will enable hoapital pharmacies to buy the cheapest brand at a saving to patients, the AHA said.
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LANSING l» - MicWgnn’s 1
sale at mu prise today. Secy, el Sleto Jsmae M. Hen reported
The mental price applies to aU vehicle* except heavy Mein paying more than J50 in weight taxes. The plate* will be valid until Feb.
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Major Rairoads Asking Freight Rale Increases
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tor a general, acroae the beard to-craaae on freight rate* tacreaeed railroad easts.
The boosts. If
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that “rointivety Uttle opposition to expected” IS “
They also arid that the program *****—*it from height rate increased of the past In that it does not call
tarill will be Med within the ■ tew days, tl
Airport lo Opon in Poru
the ICC in Wariitagtan, DC., today lor penaleekm to fie a tarlfL
If permission to granted, the
LIMA, Para (UR) — A new international airport capable of ban-. biggest Jet aircraft will go Into eerripe this month, the gov
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Motels Hope to Get the Business
LANSING (UR) Motel own-era on eld highway U.S. 12 in Van Buna and Barrien counties ■L fat n boost In baltaem by Leber Day ttJto Wgbway depart-
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The lint admiral in the U. to Navy was David Glasgow Ferrn-• who achieved the rate to UU.
Hous* OKs $10p,000 for Colonel's Invention
WASHINGTON <UPI! — Th House has approved and sent to the WUte House a bill to pay Air Force Col. John A. Ryan S100U9 tor developing a altitude bombing system and apparatus.outeide of his working hours.
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STEKRS tiJ!A» OF POLICE — A Hereford steer that bolted for freedom en route to the slaughterhouse Wednesday pauses near a parking meter In front of the Milwaukee 'County Courthouse bi Milwaukee downtown area during a hill in a merry chase with police officers and cattle men. Tranquilizer shots had little effect on the 1,200-pound animal and a police officer finally had to kill it with a rifle.
Williams Opposes Court Restriction
LANSING I*—Gov. Williams has urged the American Bar Association to go on record as favoring repeal of the Corm&lly Amendment; The amendment, in effect, gives the United States the right to stay out of the Intematibnal Court of Justice.1
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Williams frired John D. Randall, Bar Association president.
"At a time wh^n-events in the Congo and elsewhere have put the prestige of die United Motions on trial, dw American Bar Association hairdo a real service to the world community by advocating the repeal of the CotuiaUy Amendment, and announcing the world our willingness to accept tne obligatory jurisdiction of die court.”
Just Everybody Goes to Lodge's Farewell Forty
NEW'' YORK (API—Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge, who gives up his post Saturday as head of the U. S. VAited Nations de tionr held a farewell reception Wednesday night lor about 1,700 U. N. diplomats and staff member!.
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Members of ail delegations except the Hungarians were invitOd to the affair at die Waldorf-Astoria Hotel. The United States has challenged the credent!* the Hungarian Commtmot r. sentafives since the suppression of the Hungarian rebellion in 1956.
The seat of government of the Normal ’babies learn to walk Upited States was moved to the between the ages of 9 and .15 District of Columbia on Dec. 1, • months.	11800.	/
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Collection of Personal News Items
Mr tMft of the Robert A GretM of Covington Road,
evenii*. later they attended the pBlOTflriOT of "A Comedy of Enter*" by the Omnibus player* ta the VBka* Ptey-
The guest list inctaded the Lawton C. Tlabors. the VTaacta C. Me Moths, the Juntor George W. McCormicks, Richard W. Bow lens, G. Hunt Webber*. Henry 0. Hoyt*, the c. Grain ville Ryans and Mr. end Mrs. John Albert*. .
Also present war* the John Sutton*, Mr. audMr*. Vincent Hughe*, the Stuart G. Wades. Lawrence S. Martzes of Wing
AU wrapped | up in a w gtdd thokmt isAhis Inspired t girls, Am t may remit in *
i M the neck.
Detroit Coming from Dear-hem «tn the Richard Relnlg-ers.
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Mrs. John Mitchell of Dfaper Avenue and her ttater-ln-Uw Florence Mitchell of North Eut Boulevard, have arrived In London, England, by Jet : flight.
After weekends fa) Scotland and Paris, they will be Joined in London by their nephew Wfltiam Mitchell of Pontiac, who to stationed near Parle with the DA Army Signal
and Mr*. John Comb* of Midland Drive, Drayton Plate*, honored the travelers Sunday at A baa voyage lawn party.
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the birth of g eon, Thomas Michael, Aug. II, ta St. Joseph Mercy Hospital, j, ewnounrad by Mr. and Mrs. Michael Welle (Norma Bader) of Mark Av-
Grandpaienta are (he Frank Baders of Whltteraore Street and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wells of Premont Avenue, Waterford
Of East Bevariy Avenue are paternal grandparents.
Great-grandparents are the Reuben Barclays of Late Orion, John Jaeckel of Osman Street and Mrs. WflUam A Ebreas of White Beer Late,
Mr*. Kenneth Thayer of Mann Road la visiting her m-tolaw and daughter, the Brace D. Hell* of Bellflower, CalU., and getting acquainted with new granddaughter Brenda tern, born June 25.
Paternal grandparents of the baby art Mrs. Clayton Daugherty of liberty Street and Ltedall Hall of Phoenix, Arts. Mrs. Lucy HaO of Oxford is paternal great-grandmother.
Returning to September by way of Kansas City, Mrs. Thayer w91 greet her grandson Paul Anthony, born Aug- .• to , Mr. and Mr*. Ronald L. Goe-decke (Nancy Thayer)
The Walter Goedectes of Franklin Street, Rochester, ere the baby’e paternal grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. Eroeet Thayer of Front Street, and Mrs.. Anthony E. Block Of Oneida Road, are great-grandparents of the two new arrivals.
Announcing the birth of a
son. Cftdg Edward, Aug. 31 are Mr, and Mr*. Edward Lankford (Nancy h{e») of Lotus Late.
Grandparents aw Mrs. Edwin B. Ives of t street. Waterford and the Cecil Lankford* of North Sanford Street.
, A ■ A #-Mouse guests of the DeFortrt C. Inmans of dartaten lor their daughter Judy Loo'a
marriage to Roger C. Pearson Saturday, an returning to their home* today.
"TKy an Mn. Eugene Root of Evansport. Ohio, and Alec Green of Toronto, great aunt and tilde of the bride. From California an the Peter C Inmans with their children, Gary, Peggy and Larry. <* Redondo Beach, and the bride'* grandmother Mr*. H. W. Parsons of Venice.
Study Club Gathers
Mn. Lee Hfll, president of the Parliamentary Study Club opened her Carter Street home Wednesday afternoon for the summer board meeting.
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Twelve newly elected officers and committee chairmen Completed plans for the dub •which opens in eatfy October with a luncheon. Mn. John Mc-Neely, Mn. James Hampton and Mrs. Robert Dorman were appointed to the luncheon committee to assist Mn. L J. Gouin, program chairman.
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The group voted to renew
Heritage Club Plans
Slate Meetings
Returned from a motor trip to SC Loufc and the Lahe-of-the-Ozarks to Oklahoma an Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Hefner of Marioa Street, and his mother Mrs. Earl Hefner of Mechanic Street.
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The Gilbert Paltngrens and Mr*. Store Rohn have returnad to their home* in Jamestown, NX, after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Elof Bergstrom of Silver Late Road. They attended the recent wedding of Judith Ann Lester and S. George Berg-
- The Harry Stuarts of Oliver Street, aad Mr. and Mr*. Charles Hays, d Frankfort, tod., have returned after visiting Niagara Faiis, Toronto, Sault Ste. Marie and Mackinac Island. While to St Ignace. they wen guest* it the Park Wood Mofd. bwned and operated by Mr. and Mrs. Van Faust, formerty of Pontiac.
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The Kenneth L. Richmonds (Judy Leavenworth) of Wert Cornell Avenue announce toe birth of a eon, Kenneth Lloyd, Aug. 29, to Pontiac General Hospital.
Grandparent! are toe Thomas B. Leavenworth* of East Highland Avenue and the Glehh W. Richmonds of Voofbeis Road.
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Bloomfield Township treasurer and Mrs. Homer W. Case of Helstcxr Road, Bloomfield Township, with tbeir sons Ronald and David, visited Washington,	D.C.	last	week.
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Mrs. Nellie Monroe has returned to her home mt Mt Oemens Street after a two-month vacation to California. She visited her- daughters, Mrs. Winifred Mead of Pasadena and Mrs. Rosalind Hub-hard of Hollywood.
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The Daniel J. Keepings (Shirley Carroll) of Kuhn Street Pontiac Township, announce the birth of a son, KeBy Joseph, Aug. 34 ta St. Jaeeph Mercy Hospital.
Grandparents are the John 8. KeesUngs of Montcalm Street and the Kenneth Car-rolls of Foster Street The Clarence Jenkinsons of Peach Street and Mn. Earl Carroll of Leals Street are maternal gmatgritadparents.
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A am hern Aug. 29 to toe Fred A. VoUraths of Marie Road, Waterford Township, to St Joseph Mercy Hospital, has been named Jeffrey Fred. His mother is die former Mary -London, daughter of toe Clarence D. Landons of Voorheis Road. The Fred W. VoUraths
Mr*. Edward R. Hams will serve as president of the Heritage Club for the coming season. Other officers nr* Mrs. Fred Hoensteln, vice-president; Mm. Archie MacKean, secretary-treasurer; and Mrs. Jerry DuBois, program chairman.
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The dub's year will open to-May at the home of Mm. James Youngblood with a program on “Spbdo, Chrim*-Derby and Worcester” by Mrs. Hams. Other meetings will include Oct. I "Wedgewood and Dresden.” program by Mr*. John Napley at tha home of Mrs. Franklin Read.
Ob Nov- 3 Beatrice Camer-son and Mrs. Max DeGroot will he hostesses of too meeting at which Margaret Casteel, who has Just returned from a tour of Europe, will be guest speaker. Miss Casteel will show films and diacuss various old home* and shops that she visited (taring her stay on ton
Hostess for toe Dec. 1 meet-
ing wfU be Mrs. Gerald Lawson with Richard Poole as guest speaker at the Christmas exchange. ' Basettes, Lustres and White Ware” will be discussed by Mrs. NMn*t*bI 00 Jan 5 at the home of-Mrs. MacKean.
Mm. -i#le Passmore will speak on "Plymouth, Bristol and Leads” at Mr*. C. W. Salmon's home Feb. 3. "Sandwich Glam” is the topic Mrs. DW Bois has chosen for the March 3 meeting at the home of Mn. Napley.
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Mrs. Mert Jennings will be hostess'to the group April 6 when Mm. Sal ton epeaks about ' Pressed Glam.”
"American Ornamental Glam" will be discussed at two gatherings. On May 4, Mrs. Youngblood will present part I at Mm. Hoensteto’s home and on June 1, Mn. Read win follow with put II at Mrs. DuBois* home. The evening will be the final meeting of the year with a box dinner and' auction of antique white elephants.
membership In the National ' Association of ParUame^tar-tene for toe coming year. Mn. Henry M. Simpson was admitted to memberriilp. .
Mrs.'McNcely, retiring president. assisted Mn. HIB at the tea following the meeting.
Club Tel ls Top Golfers
Members of toe Women's Silva Lake Golf League held their Doe Day Tuesday morning at Sylvan Glen near Rochester with 37 present.
Winners for the 'day were Mn. John McCallum and Mrs. Paul Castleberry, low net and low putter and Mn. Edward Dalton and Mn. Corea Aril, second low net.
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Following a luncheon at 1 p.m. trophies awarded for season golf went to Mn. Elbert Looney, first place; Mn. Dan Slpley, second; Mn. John Eh-len, moat improved; Mn. Ldditey. tow average pdtta; and Mn. Edwin Lolly, low act traveling.	%
Mn. Looney .lire. Floyd Form and Mrs. Earl Webber placed first, second and third respectively for the ringer sheet.	___________
Shower Honors Janet English
Bride-to-be Janet 'English' was honored Tuesday evening -at a miscellaneous shower given by Mn. Frank Polasek of Auburn Heights.
Hie 23 guests included Mn.
• Charles English and Mn. Juanita Thomas, mothers of the prospective newlyweds.
Miss English still seed Michael Thomas Sept 3 at St. Michael Church.	>
All hand* are ready and eager to begin work on this yearns High Fever Follies production sponsored by the Woman's Auxiliary to Pontiac General Hospital. Committees are being organised to arrange for costumes, props,
special numbers, programs and a, myriad of. other tasks. Getting the publicity campaign off to an eye-catching start are Mrs. Edward Dalton, left, and Mrs. John B.'Nicolls Jr.
Womens Section
Abby Says: A Small Price to Pay
It's Only Pride of Ownership
NoN^ed to Thank Family
By EMILY POST Dear Mn. Feat: My husband died recently. His two listen and a brother sent bsau-tiful flpwer pieces. I have written notes , of thanks to all 1 those who sent flowers, mass cards and allowed ether personal kindnesses, but I did not as I did not think k right, or write to hie sisten and brotoeifn
necessary, (Q thank members of Us own family. However,
I have Just teamed that Us .sisters are very hurt tfcawe I (hi not write to them. W® you please tell me if I was
Answer; It was not necessary to write notes of,thanks to them.. However, if your husband’s sisters end brothers could not be present at the funeral and you have not seen them stoee, you really should have written them notea telling them that their flowers arrived and they were .beautiful.
• A A’ A Dew Mrs. Post:	I was
married 10 yean when my husband died very suddenly. I loved Mm dearly and Us death was s great shock to me. Now to add to my distress, a friend of mine tells me that I have to give up his name and also discontinue wearing my wedding ring—or to least wear It on my right .hand—since >1 am no longer married. Win you please ten me If she is right? .A A A
Answer: J have never heard of such a ridiculous opinion. You certainly have the right to his name — meaning yotj call yourself Mrs. John, not Mrs. Mary, and the wedding ring to ■***■■*■ certainly yours tor life —or until you remai+y. The only - reason for taking off your wedding ring and putting it on your right hand is to indicate that you are interested in finding another husband.
By ABIGAIL VAN BL'RFN DEAR ABBEY: You have set women’s rights bade 50 I years! Your an-s »wer to "EM-ILY” advising ■ her to “obey’' l ha husband and r not wear shorts . | In public was ) about as nar-I row - minded as * any answer I’ve i ever read from
ABBY
* you..
Since when do
‘Lovea* That New Way of Life
Former Hills Girl No a Wife in Iran
A winsome forma Bloomfield Hills resident, whose smart coiffure at first glance reminds on* of the Shah of Iran’s Farah Dma^ has token up residence in that'lnfrigulng country and says she’s sold on ha new way of life.
Mrs. Houshang Wekili at Tehran (formerly Glenna Miller) whose husband has established one of the few insurance companies in Iran, is visiting relatives and friends to the Pontiac area until later to September.
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Strikingly fair skinned with satiny'black hair, Mrs. Wekili met her husband while be was a student at Qranbrook School and she was at Vaughan School. The couple exchanged letters for three years as Houshang went on to major to English at Wayne State University and Glenna pursued studies in art at University of Miaflti and lata at the University of MicfiigaiW
The long correspondence courtship was culminated happily two years ago at a ceremony to the Persian Embassy, followed by rites in Christ . Church Cranbrook.
Glenna and Houshang have their own apartment in the large modernised home of the elder Wekilis.
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"Family ties are strong there,” she explained. “It is very common for married children to reside with their parents.” Often, os in this young couple’s case, the married sons and daughter* live with the husband's family while waiting for titeir owa borne to be bunt.
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"Most business undertakings to Iran are strictly ‘cash on the line’ as there is no established credit system,” rite said.
“Their method of constructing homes also is unusual,” sne told us. “Builders first end a wall and garden and then concentrate on the house.” The wall surrounding an Iranian home has a two-fold purpose: Privacy and protection against thieves. "Bat the drink e rate is surprisingly low,” she added.
"In most cases thievery occurs only because of poverty. The culprit may take food a, garments hut seldom anything ef great value. There isn’t modi of a middle class," she
lane seem to be a carefree people whom charm lies to their simplicity and pride in their heritage. Where else could one explore the city at night and find villagers from outlying areas—in town for some temporary Job—sleeping contentedly and unmolested on the streets.
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There, she said, nearly everyone—regardless of station ta Hie—is thoroughly steeped in a knowledge of his nation's cultural treasures. The humblest shepherd, plodding the dusty roads plaintively staging classical melodies and poetry
tice. ‘They believe ta keeping the same blood ta one family. You'll find many couples who are . first cousins,” rite said, “and even third and fourth cousins are considered clow relatives.”
-A A A This, plus the fact that families are usually large, can make for some pretty tremendous gathering* at weddings, she laughed. ‘‘Once my husband told me ,we were attending a ‘small’ wedding. When we arrived there were about 1,000 people present." A “big” wedding may draw some 3,000 guest*.
women let their husbands tell them how to (bees? Emily said she wore shorts before she was married and her husband didn’t object, but as soon as'they were married he put Ms foot down. Why the change of heart? f
AGNES
DEAR AGNES: A man feel* a "pride of ownership" to His wife that he didn't feel toward a girlfriend. Giving up wearing shorts ta public is a small sacrifice for a wife who really cares for her husband.
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DEAR ABBY: Your answer to Emily ln regard to her wearing shorts ta public was a good one. A man who would allow his wife to display herself ta public isn't much of a husband. I thing most men feel the same but haven’t the nerve to lay down the law.
Thanks. Abby, fa letting people know that one husband doesn’t want his wife wearing shorts ta public, and also for agreeing with him.
ANOTHER HUSBAND A A A
DEAR ABBY: My daughter Is going to have ha 15th birthday party and she has invited six girts. Do you know of any games they could play alter dinner?
MRS. D.DJS.
DEAR MRS. &: Invite six boys.
else’s business. I have told everyone that I am a widow because I have two children, but actually, I have never been married. ,
Recently a man I used to khow found out where I was and came here and moved into my bouse. I have been telling everyone he is my brother.
I detest this man because I, am trying to live right and-for-get the part, hut he says if I don’t let Mm stay he .will tell everyone about my part. What must I do?
SCARED
DEAR SCARED: Throw him out even if you have to call the police to help you. It would be better to have your part revealed than to allow such a bum to live with you.
DEAR ABBY: I recently moved to a small town where everybody knows everybody
Mabel Wagner Marries
La*
MRS *. HOUSHANG WEKILI
of Us homeland, is a fsmfllar sight -
Glenna, whose voice is mellow and pleasantly precise, has the taint trace of an accent acquired through ha efforts to master the Iranian tongue.
, Feral, She language, to difficult tor Americans to learn because there are many new sounds one mart form.
Touching again on family re- , tetionririps. she said that intermarriage Is a common ptwe-
Glenna and Houshang, incidentally, were preterit at the wedding reception for the Shah and Farah in Tehran.
Traditional parent-arranged marriage* ctili exist there, she said, although the two are not bound to* wed. Divorces may be obtained only by men who are permitted to have four . wives. Polygamy teat very pop ul ar, however* because most ntea caa’uajfonl It, she said. ■ H / w’\. v
During our interview at the Briggs Street, Drayton Plains, home of ha sister Mn. Cart Coster, Glenna wore a brilliant orange floral print hand-sewn dress, to Tehran, she told us, there are no dress sBope—Just one 'department store and a market place where women bargain* for exquisite materials from which they make their own clothes.
ARE STYLE CONSCIOUS
“Most women an very fashion conscious,” ahe said. “And everything is bouffant. High fashion la scarcely out of Paris before it’s being worn ta Iran.”
Although there are few recreational or entertainment centers, the Iranians are very "social,” ahe said. Hospitality is a way of life with a great ¥„ Dnilhlp-Rimr Rite deal of entertaining within the 111	IMWr
home. Many house* have two living rooms, one in a continual state of readiness tar guest*— even to conveniently placed bowls of fruit and cookies.
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to leas imposing dwellings, however, guests would not receive so sumptuous a.welcome.
Kitchens are crude with no electricity or running water.
Food must be purchased on a day-to-day basis because there are no refrigerators. Cooking is done over a make-shift apparatus above hot coals.
Even ta the Wekili household pome < products are scarce or unavailable. ’Tjoace priced a jar of mayonnaise.(an import) at 93, so now I make my own!”
She also makes pectin for Jellies.
Currently she’s been purchasing dinner ware, cdh openers, sheets and others items to take back. “Unless you’re attached to the embassy or have access to. the commissary,” she said,
"there atA many thh^s you Just do without”
' One plentiful comfoodity, however, is fruit. • ‘They eat pounds and pounds of ft,” rile exclaimed. "On a shopping trite I may buy five pounds of cherries and two or three pounds of apples or peaches.”
Glenna’s other relatives here' are Mrs. John Guenther at /Ostram Street arid Mis. John JadsriB of Clarkston, sisters; ha father Glen Miller of Wert Bloomfield To tea s hip and mother Mrs. Mabel Miller at
Sprinkle on Color
Fish take* on color appeal If you sprinkle it with paprika a buttered bread .crambo before baking or broiling. Mary Coleman, foods and nutrition instructor at Michigan state University, says this promotes rapid browning without overcooking the fish.
Fireside Hostess
Mrs. William Vann of South -Shoe Drive, Watkins Lake, will be hostess to the Fireside Club at noon Friday.
The book review will be pre* sented by Mrs. Karl Kutz.
With ha visit here drawing to a done, Glenna said she is anxious to return to ha husband and new homeland.
to St. Peter's Lutheran Chutoeh, North Judson, tod., Mabel Anna Wagner became the bride of Paul F. StobDnann Jr. at a mid-afternoon ceremony performed by the Rev. Gilbert H. Raedeke.
The Herbert R. Wagners of North Judson Street were hosts at the church reception following their daughter’s double-ring nuptials. %	•
The bridal gown of white silk organza 'ova silk taffeta swept into-a Kill chapel train from s tacked band of silk and lace accented by a fiat Dior bow. Seed pearls and satin sequins, outlined the scalloped Sabrina neckline.
A scalloped peart crown caught tile fingertip veiling. A white gtamellia with pink sweetheart roses rested on the bride's white Bible.
Virginia Steina of Lafayette, tod. honor maid, wore bouffant street-length aqua chiffon ova taffeta with matching velvet crown and veil. She carried pink and wt$te carnations.
Bridesmaid, Dm Dee Bre-hob, also of Lafayette, ap-.peared in pink nfla with white tucked sash forming a large bear. She carried pUk aad white Sewa petals ta a white lace basket. Ha pink velvet headband was trimmed with pearls. I? *
David and Stephen Stahl-, mann ushered at ,their brother’s wedding, Angbte 20 along
with the bride’s brother Henry Wagner. Robert Stohlmann was best man. They are the sons of the Paul Stbhlmanns of Judson Street.
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The newlyweds will live in Dearborn where both will teach to Lutheran Elementary Schools.
Dear Mrs. Port: When announcing the passing of a member of a family in the news-papa, is it good taste to state, “The family requests no flower* be sent, but 11 to desired, contributions may be made to such and such organization?
Or is it best to say, "omit-flowers” and let it go at that?
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Answer: R is quite correct and not at all unusual to state, "In lieu of flowers, a contribution in ha memory may be made to the Heart Fuqd.”
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Dear Mrs. Post: When taking a aeries of .electrolysis treatments, it is necessary, or expected, that the operator be. tipped after each treatment? The treatment ta a beauty salon usually costs about five r dollars. Is a tip necessary on -top U .this amount each time?
If so, bow much of a tip is usual?
.Answer: Yea the operator should be tipped each time. Fifteen per cent would be a fair tip.
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Nature Trips 0 Being Planned at Cranbrpok
Twenty-five yean ago this month, when Walta P. Nickell Joined the' staff at Cranbrook Institute at Science, he organized adult nature trips for private group*, eight weekends in the fall and in the spring.
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An orientation meeting at the Institute win open the fail schedule At 7:30 p.m. Sept 7. The group studies nature ta as many forms as possible—rocks, minerals, fossil*, birth, caverns, insects, plants—in the Detroit and Ontario areas, plus overnight trip* (o such special spots as the Ohio caverns near Columbus.
. There is a small tee flsr the right trips, and Cach person or group furnishes Ml own transportation.
The trips are open to any interested adult and to family groups, whether or not they are iflatitote members.
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f Parents! Give Your Child Music!
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tor the coming year. Mrs George Wettors, president. opened her Murphy Street' home Monday evening to 23 member* of the board of executives planning the current year.
Ralph Merkowit* was choaen to act an chairman of the echool fair dated for Oct. 13. Sept. 15 was set as the first meeting of the PTA with an open house following the tegular business meeting.
Mrs. Andrew Gulasdk reported on the tentative program for the year, and Mr*. Russell Qirtis discussed the annual book fair. Mrs. Mike Andonlan. finance chairman, read the proposed budget and
The James	B
on Florida Honeymoon
Honeymooning ot Daytona Beach, Fla., are James B. Hoibat and his bride, the former Diane Barbara Erickson, who were married at noon Satuiday in Our Lady of the Laket Church in Waterford. Altar flow* wort white and watermelon pink gladioli.
The Rt. Rev. Magr. Sylvester J. Hoi be! of Buffalo, director of parochial education tor Western New York Mate, officiated at hit nephew's wedding.
Daughter of the Ltslle C. Ericksons of Monrovia Drive, Drayton Plain*, the bride wore opera-length white gloves with her gown of white Chantilly lace over taffeta. The over* skirt of silk organza cascaded into i chapel train.
Her veil of silk illusion was attached to a crown of pearls and pleated tulle. She held a white satin-covered miaeal
At Evening Ceremony
Speak Wedding Vows
tapped with white cymbtdium orchids.
Phyllis Carter of Grand Rapids was maid of honor for her
man. They are the sons of the Benjamin A. Holbels of Spokane Drive. Ushers wore Ronald Murray of flint and Gtft Olsen
Receiving guests at the buf-tat luncheon in Uw church parlors. Mrs. Erickson appeared in bouffant rose beige lace over taffeta, matching hat and shoes. Gardenias wore pinned
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Candlelight nuptials Of Sharon its was ballerina-lsngth, with Sa-Lee Brantley and Bruce E. Mar- brlna neckline. A Juliet cap of lace see of’Washington Street were sol-1secured he* fingertip veil ot tllu-emnlzed Saturday evening in Al-jsion. dengate Methodist Church.	.	W *	*
The Rev. Frank Brawnon per-; Trailing iyy'feU from a cascade I formed the ceremony before anjof orchids, and stephsnotls on the bride’s white Bible.
to her shoulder. A corsage of pink roes* complemented Mrs. Holbera sheath dress of cerulean blue lace over taffeta.
Graduates of Ferris Institute, the newlyweds are affiliated with Omeg* Tau Omega and Tsu Kappa Delta. They will five in FUnt.
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' (AP) - Pat Braid starch tote your clothes sprklhfor and aprinlde on garmsots far rakk aad easy light starching.
PELREY
Recipient of the Vanderbilt, Foundation Scholarship for law school at thy university this faU is Thomas .Wade Vaughn, son of the Jams* R. Vaughns -of Ascot Road. Mr, Vaughn won the Illinois State oratorical championship and th* National IntercoUeglate oratorical championship In 1950. An honor student at Eureka College In Eureka, 111., for the past three years, he is married to the former Beverly Joan Hewett of Aubura Helghta.
To Clothe Wee Folk
Mn. Jack L. Plena, la ballerina length yellow Chantilly lace, attended her sister. Mm held a cascade of yellew rose*.
Max Justus wras best man foi tiw bridegroom, with Wayne James and Jack Seiber seating the guests.
MM. BRUCE fc. MAR8EE altar banked with white and yel-
Leaving for Niagara Falls after the church reception, the new Mr*. Mersee changed to a sheath dress of white waffle-weave cotton and navy accessories.
Pink accessories and matching mage of carnations accented Mn. Brantley’s dres* of gray lace choaen for her daughter’s wedding.
Among out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Peart Wellman and Mn. John Maddie, all of Ashland, Ky.
The' small child is encouraged to dress himself with easy-to-manage clothing. Home economists at Michigan State University sty front fasteners are best for little fingers. Large buttons or eaay-to-work zippers an better than snap* or hooks and eyes. Grippers are simple to handle but need can in washing to keep them from bending.
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Needs Daily Care
(UPi) — Did you know that the akin normally gives off at least one or two pints of perspiration over the total''body surface every day? This la just one important reason why lingerie should be washed daily In plenty oI soap or detergent suds.
j llonoree Lois E. Hahn gf Water-j ford was toted Monday evening with a prenuptial abower at thej West Ann Arbor Avenue home of! Mrs. Friuik King. Coboat ess for the event was Mrs. Gavin Morrison. |
Miss Hahn will exchange wed- ! 'ding vows with John A. Sheaves Sept. 10 at St. Andrews Church in Drayton Plains.
G u o s t s included Mrs. David Kramer, Mray Kramer, Mrs. Allen Gravely, Mrs. William R.' Hahn, Mrs. Robert Hahn, Mrs. Harold Menton, Ml*. Charles Lennon, Amina Lennon and Mrs. Douglas Ellis, Mrs. Benjamin Armstrong, Mi*. John Kennedy, Mrs Leon Kampaen Mrs Edwin Waterfaury Mrs Howard Hall, .Mrs John .Ren-Ivin Robinson Mrs Nicholas Ses-ock and Mrs Dean Corbin were also present
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Parents at the couple are tee '	“ Brantley* of East j
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The bride’s prlnoeaS-style dress | of white Chantilly lace over taffe-l
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Death Notices
Sea Elephant Too Lonely —Heart Breaks
CAP) - One of hemorrhage.
Ixwvencc Paul- An employe of Pontiac Motor Dt-Wednesday—hy virion, he la survived by Me wife, tfayette, La. Edna, and hia» mother.
*	Service will be held at 1 p.m.
mowing grass Saturday at the Liberty Baptist , heard . whir-	HU body is at the
pilot Gene W*l-	KEITH a. FLYNN
waving tor per- HOLLY - Keith A. Flynn, 31, ot 107 Park Ave., drowned yester-m i„ because- I d*y ,n Bu*h Lake. HU body is at h direction my *e Dryer Funeral Home, trni Just eo long Surviving are his wife Wilma;
I must admit I two sons, Keith and Bill; and two startled," said daughters, Nancy and Sheila, all ce landed and at home. HU mother. Mrs. Cara Flynn; a brother, and two sisters.! h * jail of Flint, also survive. . . j
The Pontiac Glty Commission has scheduled public hearings for Tuesday, September 6, i960 at B )>.m. EST, in the Commission Chamber, City Hall oft Intention to Construct sidewalk and related work an t
ASTOR STREET Irom Michigan Avenue to seaSt Una ot Lot 110 Hoestmtead Park No. 1 oe to emet
Sept. 7.
They will attend school daily the following week, with the exception of Friday, Sept. 16, when there will be no school for shy of the township students.
County Tox Assessor Sends 3,000 Yule Card*
COLUMBUS. Miss. (UPIi - Sophie Kilpatrick began signing her Christinas hards early — mors than 3,000 of than.
In the 16 year* Miss Kilpatrick has bald office as county tax assessor, she has sent a personally-signed yuledda greeting each peer to every registered voter in the county.
He is an employe of Petroleum j Helicopter Co. of Lafayette and had been in this area on a high-altitude Job for the U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey.
(For further information set legal notices. Interested property owners are urged to appear.
By order of the Qty Commission Dated Aug. 31, 1960
Ada R.‘Evans
City Clerk
Police Offer Advice on Capturing Skunk
NEWARK, N. Y. (UPII - When police here received a report that a pet akunk had been loat, the following entry was made on the
Police Boll Tickets Gone
GLASTONBURY, Cbm. (UP1) Police took special interest in a theft case. Someone swiped the tickets to the policemen’s ball.
There will be no bus service Sept. 6 through 9. but they will Be scheduled the following week.
House Wrecker Uses Army Tank
for Speedier Job
BUFTAL0. N Y. (UPU John Kostoff employs a novel method of carrying out hit house-wrecking business.
In addition to using a boom-and-bucket in demolition Jobs, Kostoff uses an M24 Army surplus tank for wrecking purposes. It works fine.
Kostoff purchased the surplus tank far $5,000. Driving one is nothing new to him. The 35-year-old house-wrecker waa once a tank pilot in Gen. George S. Patton's Third Army in Europe.
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Deaths Elsewhere
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS KUALA LUMPUR, Malaya (API — Sir Hisammuddin Alam Shah, 62, the sultan of Selangor, chief of state of the Federation of Malaya, died Thursday after a month’s illness. He was named tmterim paramount ruler of Malay* April 5 when the federation's first chief of state, Tunku Abdul Rahman,' died. Sir Hikamdddin had ruled Selangor state for 22 years.
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LAGUNA BEACH, Calif. <AP> —Phil Kerr, 53, composer of several hundred gospel songs, died Tuesday of a heart attack. He waa manager of KFSG, Angelus Temple radio station in Los Angela*, tor several -^ears.
CLEARWATER, Fla. (API -Edgar Everett Martin, 62, creator of the comic strip “Boots and Her Buddies," died Tuesday after a short illness. He was an artist with the Scrlpps-Howard Newspapers in Cleveland in 1924 when be started the comic strip.
Display Farnod Engine
SYRACUSE, N. Y.(UPI) - The New York Central Railroad’s famed engineer No. 999, the first man-made vehicle to travel faster than ■ 100 miles an hour, was included in a display of vintage railroad equipment at the 1959 New York Slate Fair.
Don’t Jib caught without a room for tho night You can call hotels or motels a day's drive away for about a dollar.
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K.C 9 Enters State Toumamen
Ifce Knights Of Columbus, Pon-jRabaJ*. Dick Goldsworthy, Andy Itee'a city bassball champion*, will|BIII«don. Jim Bay, Boyd Item-
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If tike Knights win their -opening game, they'll play again Saturday at 10 in. an the No. 1 Bailey diamond. If they lose the opener, they'll play at the same hour on Bailey's No. '5 diamond.
Sixteen teams from cities throughout the state are entered in the double-elimination tourney; in-[eluding Wyandotte which is shoot-ling for its 3rd consecutive Michigan Amateur crown.
The knight., managed by Tony Miet and ci. died by Btaa Sta-rlmld, Imp. to make a better
worthy ut Tai kith pitcher*, were added to the K. at C. meter fra rival OMy bagas toame
end warfare Wedneaday with 11-0 victory over the Dearborn , Stars.
The Knights spotted Dearborn 4-0 lead, then roared front behind to win behind the	_	~
Berkeley end Ft- Rakocsy. Berkeley belted tw»-hemanTaal Rakoczy one.
The Michigan
*. Of C. turned up hr the week-
day. Eight gamoi are adleMtA rrow and another eight Saturday.
4 Water-Ski Exhibitions Feature Metro Program
a yfa*r age. The K. of C, was eliminated I. two gaaaao Into year at Battle Creek.
The Knights' playing parsonnei lor the holiday weekend In the cereal capital includes:
Chuck Johnson, John York. Phil
Four water-ski allows Will be presented at Metropolitan Beach on take St, dsir pear Mt. Clemens on Monday, Sept. 5— Labor Day.
The shows will tike place In le small boat basin at 11 a. m., 1 p. m.. 3 p. m. and 5 p. hi. There is no charge except for the. usual 50-cent parking lee.
thto oaa aaaosend today by Joe Grimaldi. ahew dfnotor aad three-time winner of the U. S. aattoaal mixed doublet water ekl
group Skiing, synchronized ballet, barefoot siding, Jumping acts, pyramid formations, beautiful doubles bittohs, plus acts on the "Jitter boards" and on the round, saucerdhaped b o a r d a e a 11 ’diec."
Performers will Include Bob Carlson, Henry Brenkus, Laurie Fontana, Patricia Weston, Nancy Weston and BUI Weston in addition to Joe Grimaldi.
The acts will i
Eddie Area so has won I Preakness six times, starting 194i with Whiilaway.
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In Spite of What Others Claim „.. We Must Sell All 60’$ Now!
THE PRESSURE IS ONI
As of September 1, I960, Metthows-Horgreoves bos 178 cars on hand. WE'RE TOLD WE MUST SELL 138 NEW 1960 CHEVROLETS BY SEPTEMBER 20 so that our Soles Force and Mechanics con concentrate and begin schooling on the Now 1961 Models.
CHEVROLET HAS DOME UP WITH A TREMENDOUS IN0ENTIVE TO SELL ALL OF THESE OARS!
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2.	LOWER down payment becau.se of the bigger trade-in values, or increased discounts.
3.	MUCH larger trade-in allowance on your present cor so that we may build up our stock for the Southern Market.
4.	IMMEDIATE delivery within 2Vi hours# because of our readiness to handle o fast flew of cars at this time with extra help on our teles staff and extra mechanics in our garage for service.
5.	SERVICE offer the sale!
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•Mine* hope to top 2,000,000 this year.
NEW APPEAL
Owner* of ocean liner* aren't Riving up, however. Their business rose slightly during the last half of 1959 and they hope to faring ty up more by appealing to travelers who are interested in rest, comfort and relaxation rather than speed.
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lion Attacks Actor, Comes Off 2nd Best
SOME m — A Han broke through a glass partition Wedaeo-day aad clawed American actor Cornel WUde during a atndto eat aeene In *e filming of "(on HtanUne the Oreal.'’
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Revolving Center in .Dining Table Has Salt Handy
LANCASTER, Ohio. (It — Floyd Roshon has made sure he’ll have the salt and pepper shakers when he wants them at the table.
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Roshon aawed a circular hate In the center of the dining room table, put the wooden circle hack in place and attached an electric motor to make it revolve,
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} NASHVILLE, Tenn. (API — Advice to motorists from Tennessee Safety-Commissioner Greg O’Rear: "When you drive, don't gamble.
| The car* may be stacked against lyou.” f	y,'
Liners feature Leisure, Luxury Instead ot Speed
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BIGGEST HOT DOG - Robert McMlUen was chairman of the refreshment committee for th* Harrisburg,- Pa, centennial. So he got to cook the world's biggest hot dog which' was 65 feet tong. Equals about 650 regular hot dogs.
By CAY van NtOBKDORFF
HAMBURG, Germany fUPl>—
In an age of fantastic speed,
transportation hopes to keep up by stowing down.
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Ocean liners, once the joy of travelers who wanted fast Inter* continental travel, have been left in the vapor trails of jkt airliners, which make the Atlantic crossing in a little more than eight hours.*
The * ship lines are fighting hack, though by junking their old claim* on spqrd and empha-(tying leisure and comfort Instead.	I the mile.
I	_ ,	, J Since fuel costs have U!
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era. The 53,300-ton vessel slices |	^	^
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757 Candidates Divide Support on Write-In Vote
SALEM, Ore. I* — When tt official tally was made on votes for Republican Party chairman in Oregon, it was found that 757 candidates got votes. »
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It was strictly a write-in contest, no names being oh the ballot.
Three men made a race for the office and divided some 29,000 ballots. But 2,406 voters divided their support aniong 754 others )
Abyssinian Tea Puts Kick in Dreary Lives
When East Africans want to break, the monotony of their lives they gather the leaves of the khat tree and boil them Into Abyssinian tea, Dar-ea-Salaam, Tanganyika, reports.
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The drink provokes excitement and frenzied dreams and some natives have found that it is habit-forming. World Health Organization expert* ate studying the, problem and will adviae whether, khat tree cultivation should be prohibited or controlled.
nautical miles an hour, cutting days from the standard cruise length.
Bat the United Mates was made fast for another purpose than passenger, conveaieace. Built with U.g. Government aid, It can be transformed la two days to a troop transport carrying a fully equipped army dl-
North German Lloyd, which once prided itself on its quick crossing, now points with satisfaction new flagship, the Bremen which logs only 23 nautical miles hour, and taken six to seven days for an Atlantic crossing.
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Furnishings are the latest In luxury, with tourist-class cabins! fitted out more lavishly than most first-class ones were in the days.	■ i
Last year, about 884,000 aengers crossed the Atlantic by!-
ship, a drop of 10 per. cent from* And instead of promising to the preceding year. At the same I passengers across almost before' time airlines logged 1,650.000 pas- they gel their bags unpacked, sengers, an increase of 28 per cent. J company holds out the lure
*	*	*	[time for acquaintances and busl-
The rapid rise in air traffic cor-jness meetings, and that event responded with the • introduction [once limited to the Very wealthy of jets on the Atlantic run, andlfew—dinncr at the captain's table.
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THE POKTIAC PRESS- THURSDAY. "SEPTEMBER I, 1900
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Grain Futures Prices) MARKETS (Mart CautiOUS
in Mixed Action
Somewhat Steadier
CHICAGO
price* steadied -raewhet today * I*™***	te
rarty tmnenctkme an the Board of Market by mm and sold by Trade after three coneeoiUvf days them in whataal* oackage lot*, af general decline*.	^ muatatkiiu an furnished by the
IW cottirmctn twe	ifwmjt But'cau of Markets, aa of
to a minimum fraction easier and L .	.
none af the loaaea went mere than Wednesday, a half cent However, transactions wen light.
Detroit Product
Short Meresta ia moat pita ap-peartd to have bean somewhat encouraged by the liberal otter* to deliver on September contracts. They shdwed no sign* of taking the offensive anywhere to cover
Grain Prices
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NEW YORK UR—The stock market early today continued to feel its way along cautiously. Price# were mixed and tradin'; moderate. * * .»
Gains and loaaea of moot key stock* were email. A few specially situated stocks made wide moves.
The two "problem ehIMreo" af the New York Stark Exchange.
aa they havs mart of Ibis week and exchange affteUI* once mare were busy matching orders to
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GM Employes Given increases in Pay
Approximately 15,000 hourly rated General Motors Corp. err pioye* in Pontiac and 340.000 throughout the nation received pay hikes today under the company-union wage Improvement factor.
The increases were six cento an hour or 7% per cent of Kraight Him, whichever waa greater.
The pay of more thap half a million auto worker* was affected by increases provided for in union contracts with the auto industry’s Big Three, American Motor* and
Studebaker-Packard.
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Auto* were steady to higher^in ; J JJ a follow through to yesterday's late strength on aq optimistic prediction of 1M1 sales.
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J g! Ford picked up more than a »tt point. American Motors rose a ; i g! fraction, Studebaker-Packard about ’ ig,a point. General Motors was about ! in unchanged. Chrysler eased.
'.‘Sa	Chock raH O' Nats spurted
; S;g| about * paints on overnight nows •J of a 4-fW-t stock spilt. Wolford ' System was off mace than * an word af a dividend cut Americas Cable A Radio spurted more thaa a point.
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the KM HAWK—This Is the Studebaker Hawk for 1961 — a five-passenger family sports car with classic continental body lines. New features include bucket seats, redesigned fins, all-new exterior color* and interior trim, new deluxe steering wheel
Studebaker Adda Bucket Seats
and bonded brake linings. A new' Hawk option is a four-speed transmission with floor shift. Exclusive Hawk options are tachometers and deck Ud mounted radio antennas.
Hawk Keeps Continental Look
The Studebaker Hawk, retaining its classic “gran turismo” sports car styhag for lfiSl. has added bucket seats and a four-speed -ammiasion with floor shift.
The five-passenger sport coupe ^	_	.
comes in all-new exterior body r>ln., with colors and interior trims.	1— -
The SSS-cuMc-inch power plant develops MS heme power at MM r.p.m. with a torque rating of IN at MN r.p.m. With optional tour-barrel carburetor, the engine develops MS horsepower' at 4.SM ’ qae rating of The comp re*-
___	_ _	The Hawk with Its new V4 •«-
• to thaa ■ print.	gg* introduced in February, 1980,1 Dual exhausts are
i S 0.8. Steel was firm ’ and mostjgVeragM 22.98 miles per gallon, the {equipment.
- - other leading steelmakers showed company ays.	' Bonded brake linings
little change.
Pennsylvania Railroad eased In I light dealings, showing scant response to the strike which began today. Other rails were narrowly, mixed.
Lionel was moderately active la the wake ,ef vai
! rioa ’ratio M ti
drums, offering the advantages of >ng jrdin*nce. b —1 — *-> |is »mended b Section Vll-A
standard
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OoUard,
Cl>d] Yf DU . .	Endlvt.
President	E*
Has Most Comfortable Night in	Hospital	BSSsw
WASHINGTON <UPI* - AUlng	..
Vice President Richard M. Nixon	s^v.
arranged a conference today with .Turnip* at.'.. .....
New York Gov. Nelson A. Rocke-I fetter in Nixon’s hospital suite at' Poultry end EflOS Walter Reed Atrmy Medical Cen-j •	7	»w
ter.	1 '...,BiTteir	soos
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The appointment at 2:3# p.n. CnTa Dctrotv fiJJ1 ■ (Pontiac time* would be the firstHRttw-or*. A " face-to-face meeting between the jarst «s-si, -
an apace age work. Safeway dropped about a point. Moat tobaccoa and drugs were slightly higher.
The ticker tape waa late briefly ia the opening ruah.
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August Was a Fooler! Hotter Than Average
If you want to know how old a the ruiiniif suiTut »buttini «— i woman really Is. ask her aUter-ln-1*»£•{.«	to. ao,
> | Mw 4 <£ The British Army Journal '£™\tD£LVt$ &
{sums it up neatly: ‘‘The only real nihw with * u»t sT» swfawi* defense against the atom tomb is fe^^^ - w. ^ not to be when it goes off.” —Earl.br «»*• mt*™---
*0X1140 BOARD
id ward a. rnoeroa
Chairman Au*. U and **pt. 1. 1S40
.Wilson.
aid on the 1981 Hawk*. They not—-----------
only increase brake lining area*. mmes or rosuc mxarOio
but result in approximately a 75|h^^? ^ i^'aSd by**ti» moomiial*i xoncs op bpicial assessmknt per cent Increo^ in lining life.	fe^SaJ* t&W* ““	wort “ ,,rnon
gineers report.	oa Tutadar. Itptnnbar S. tSM, at • To: Pontiac School Property aa* to
Vlmuul ivf-Mthprsenl-lVDp bruke o'clock p.m to MBaldor the following all poraooa lnteretted. taka notice: That nraieu. weainerieai-iype ulalvr	Km ik« Sloomttdd Towtuhlp Zoo- the foil of the Special Aummcnt toerr-
— Unacne *0 11. tofore made by toe	m|
Vehicular Parking ihoolg I
pald^ond bo^ne^ by «prcj» I
"Preamble:.	.	walk and- related work on Vernon Drl'
■ritoI P-t ^ Vehicular Pnrktng Dhtricti from Llada yut»_Drteo jo. north 111
Other standard Hawk features	ao»i«eo 1
elude a padded instrument panel, street parking heavy duty transmission, a lOMi- [“
inch clutch, Ireavy duty radiator, Lh-w-jj-.	I.T Ponttac
and nigged box section ladder-type JH^*Sr.«ch dutHtie man ksichamkfr • frames with road-proved torsional irinh1 ~	| “Uf
and beam strength.	SSmbm wuoct to au«i
ioo are henjaaftor provided, la addition to the sew optional	l*aMtattoo -* "*■
th I,
1 off-otreet vahlcular Boptoninor.
■	‘ -fveloprd and *•»• to rown
t regMUiloni t
my office for public
hereby given that toe the Assessor of the City ■eet la the Commlnelen City an the 6th day of ISM. at S:M o'clock ---------- 4 which
Seems like it wasn't too hot last month, lor August.
Wrong!
II was totter than usual, although the mercury never hit 90. The mean average temperature
Pontiac Man Waives Exam in Shotgun Death
in Pontiac w*s T1.5 degrees, higher than the average 70.9 degrees over the past two dozen years.
It hit 89 three times: On Aug. 28, 28 and SI. The lowest dflytime igh was 70 on Aqg. 4.
The nighttime low was 51 That was Aug. 11.
It rained the first three weekends In Aagast. Maybe that’s
TfVVSHH
|"IBIS* .fur decimal prtnu a^hO
Alton Site, a Equip Co. Ill Baldwin Rubber Co.-—	11* II
two men tttice the GOP National Convention nominated Nixon to the presidency.
Nixon's press secretary, Her-hart G. Klein, said the vlee
30 doaoa Rudy Mfg {Toledo HI Urge 4*-M:{ -No nh
•moll »: checkr
OSTSOtT POVLTST DETROIT. Air 11 (API-Pound dellvered Octroit tor toy live youttry.
Heovy type h<
Charged with murder in the Aug. 2N shotgun slaying of his co-worker George Taylor. 23-year-old Matthew Hall of 255 Prospect St. waived examination in Municipal 'Court yesterday.
T He was bound tlOkdl B. McCollum for arratghmem ■ *ii Circuit Court today
Hatt Is seemed *f firing the riotgm blast that killed Taylor. M, while be waa seated In the mb af a plekap truck parked la firant at hie home. M Irwla
«— aUM llittvka »• nlin avail- I more bneineu eitablUhmenti nw 8wn’ ?*	* rl.	Lection With .one or more e«UUn* pro-
able with either standard, over- ‘mslnasl or liuutuUonai office kuBding*: drive or automatic transmbslona. |or1tap2JS*Jl',r«n knau bo noed mieiy for Options] features include power brake*, Pjn^r rieering
tioning, Studebaker a limited-slip conditions of uic. ehnll bo aulntolnod on; differential, and the automatic hiili^y*1 w.k— p.«« umm lor, holder for cars with conventional abettor of attaosoato ' riMhl
..	-	.	upon premlaei and the
or overdrive tran*ml«ion*.
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Retaining its basic continental styling for 1961 to insure high rattle value, the Hawk's 204-inch long body is mounted qu a wheel-
base of 1905 inches. IU,over-allKSSmui^i^isooi1
i* nine days.
cemfortabie night riace catering
a B' he»*r typt roaeifr* ,.r, . m.
Baavyjnw breUrrt an* frtora 1-4 Um. whites M-lt: Sam* Rock* 35-3*S duckling. M: tarkiyiSVr”-’
meat at aa Infected left knee. Klein said Nixon was continuing to improve under the treatment although he complained of a a arm from frequent injections antibiotics.
TO DISCUSS ROUE Nixpn and Rockefeller were expected to discuss Rockefeller's role in the forthcoming campaign.
Livestock
d khowlni of klanahur Itotn
“ ~ $ni
To Manufacture Jet in Europe
But W. P. Loot Planf to AsMmblo Planes in]. United States
y MM ttandard
5»*tti*;t»ellltn.... ,H
Mttd offering* lg.M-ll.t4: utUlty
oanntre end cuttrn ltUt; _________
H»b« IIM-14: cutler bulla 14.M-
butchtn and sows steady: toad V. 8. number 1 NS lb. butehen I'k ***** *et» mixed number ] “d I l"-lll Ik. batch*r* li.M-lg.04 * **- *	lt.n-tI M;
The Nig** ramp has nn-nnanced that Rackefeller will
Mxra Lodge ticket.
Earlier, a former Republican j ..vsytor* - ia*' 'iteady: prime' v*aii congressman suggested that Pres- ataods'TVis rtolc* ***“ "tUttsr * Idem Elaenhower pinch-hit tor.	• )«**kaages: not *nou«h
Nixon while the GOP nominee is j	——   
hospitalized.	*..	f t
But It seemed unlikeiy that the|*»-*** uSiiCll©V Chief Executive would adopt the J|/T___ T7* m± proposal by ex-Rcp. Antonio N ilVX&y VISIT Sadlak, R-Conn. Eisenhower has	*
indicated he will play a limited Tj AT \y\A*n
Both men had been working as .. borers that day tor Kimbrewi| McCain. 42. of 34T Irwin Street. Mid police theorized that Hall had intended to kill Kimbrew in a dispute over wages.
# * *
They believe Hall shot the wrong man on tht'dark street.
There was rain «
Total rainfall was 2. downtown Pontiac, considerably above the average precipitation of 2.86 inches.	r.. ,
So tt was wetter than usual, ell as hotter.
There weir fifteen fully sunny by Judge jddy* last month, seven cloudy or partially cloudy and lour on which sun and rain alternated:
Tire hottest day was Sunday. Axil 28. A high of 89 and a low ~ averaged out to 78.5 degrees. The coldest was Wednesday, Aire. 10. A high of 7# and a low' of 99 averaged out to 64.5 degrees.
height, when loaded, la 99.5 inches.
Sis tbs* (lx thousand (4.000)
sad shaR be costlgwitu to a Css--------R
I Zone Salting area may to astraveS •Ban adjacent to met* area*,** Commercial :[.Zone* or on the m of a block ytofiba fi* ' ~	‘	--
private driveway or aHUI* street of i He altoy between (MS "P-l" Zone ai w ■	»	; Commercial l Seat.
Interior, are offered in a variety	$J2firSWrtfS
of fabric and vinyl uphol*tery color ay submitting > layout of the ana ia»i schemes tp harmonize with the c*-j,1?£6m*'*urew, 15i	-1
Western Sawmills Find Use for Waste
PORTLAND, Ore. UR-Tbe high, dome-shaped burner that used to mark nearly every aawmUl 1*1 continuing to vanish as more and Sej^tropn demanded payment.
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GENEVA UPt— American aircraft manufacturer William P.
Lear disclosed plana today for building a 500-mPe-pcr-hour twin-jet touring plane in Europe lor assembly in the United States,
Lear said the prototype is expect-	_______
ed to take the air in January 1982.1^^ USJS are being found fori Lear himself Is rapervtriag the wood wastes, the Western Pine deelgnlag, sad the Letre-awaed Assn. says.
tow las-American Aviation Corp. J	*	* w	I
will start producing the planes Last year in the 12 western to various Eaiwpeau plants at a state*, western pine sawmill* had rateVm per year from lies. 514 millton ton* of leftovers -■■	, ^	.... . sawdust, short ends and the like
th* ** ■' priced *-l- and 3W million tons was sal-
$300 000' ^ Z£	^ <**»"*«%
No Map Nor Buck, Selectmen Protest
FAIRHAVEN, Mass. Wk-The buck wasn’t passed.
Selectmen recently opened a letter from the State Department of Public Works..
It was official 'confirmation that a panel of town-owned land had been taken tor development of a beach.
"Enclosed are 81 and a map..
It read. ^
Only one trouble, said a select-
ian: “There ibuck.
tenor colon. A new fabric,wtth| the Hawk insignia as the pattern is being introduced for 1961. Metallic vinyls are available to models with IK, green or tajfv^Bher’fcflea.
A wide choice of realr axle ratios provide for top performance in any type of terrain. < nones or mrawnox to coa-
STRUCT SIDEWALK W^AWOR *T.
You Arc hereby notified thet at « reguter meettn* of th* Conn thTawTltontlse. Mlehlgen R IM tv resolution It wsi to be the Intention of the_Cltv j aten 10 conrtruct^ eldrwelk An^WjrioJ Lot 110 Home-
ictrd en<f m
4 resuUuon*.
t. Air *peces *hel! bo tsM out In the neoeleo of nine by (w*ofy (txMi feet UhlliWw the followine Item tif I AU specet *h»U. provide edeqsetr
__ceu by meea* of ■Aueueerlng haee.l
Becking directly on to a etnot ibsil ke prohibited.
• Nteewte Ingreu end egren to the! dr lot by mean* of clearly limited leflned drive* *haU to provided tor >
layout of the perking
JfiVh
__ Improvement to accordance With tt
---•' thed-of* £& «^y^Ute
ament according to fraatate end,
___the fegtowtm*	------
Und fronting Mlchlten Avei._. --
114 Homeetoad path Wo. ------------L
ilde and from Michigan Arauw lo.Worth-way Drive on tha west side,	-
Let 41 Clinton Heights Pub ire iliritli. UAjlt. «tbd.'
imp and no] That _.
' Pontiac, Mlehtaan mission Chnmbor
iroperty located
1. Bide nr5-Sb*r*~ti>* y-i imrai
* contiguous to (Me lot Hue* of prem-resldentlally aoned dl»trlcl,
About one-half the U^. yearly] g^,~jT* egg production comes March] through June.
he made bv realdential ....
* Front Yerde—Where the P-r__________
lie contlruou* la a resldentlally *oned district vnleh has a coalman front ' — A R Evans !the same Heck with residential City Clerk
OUR AD SHOULD H^VE READ IN YESTERDAY'S PAPER AS
WASHABLE WOOLENS, Qunsn jinn bom Cariatas Mills. Lovwly assortment of solids 54” wid*. 85% wool, 15% nylon. On* yard makes a skirt.
*2.98 yd.
SPORTSWEAR Fabrics. Bedford Cords and -Chinos, wash 'n-waar. crease' resistant. Washable in dozens of exciting colors, plaids and prints.
v $1.00 o yd.
SEW ’N’ SAVE Fabric Shop
' Tal-Huron Shopping Canter
CORRECTION
In the Kirby Sftoo ad appearing in' The Pontiac Press Wednesday, Aug. 31, the copy that read; “soft glove shoes, $4.99" should have read "soft glove shoes, $5 J9."
We regret any inconvenience caused by this retfor.
The Pontiac Pres*
KIRBY SHOES Miracle MN*
because ‘
by-products.
rote In the GOP presidential cam-
lodge Calendar
GMC to Have Truck Display at State Fair
A highlight ft fire General Motor* exhibit at the Mkfaipan State Fair, that opens today, will be a Mg track display sponsored by GMC Truck and Coach Dlviaion.
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CMC Truck wUl show seven vehicle* ranging from Ms compact Junta* Van delivery truck to huge diesel highway tractor*. The exhibit will be maanril by GMC factory
MOSCOW (IWl — Diplomatic •hwwvere fek today that M was | mare likely thaa ever that Soviet Premier Nikita Kkrashchev ; would Writ the i;lilted Nation* «e*eral Ataembly la New Yartt
{important to -get a good airplane land worry about the name later."
| He sakl the Swiss-American Avi-j
Uon Corp. ha* i» connection with.	cmmonicaUtiue. Fan
the Lear. Inc., aircraft plant si Ulrc	No. 21 PAkAM. 7:M|
Grand Rapids, Mich., and he p. m.. Friday. Sept.
‘	*- *— Vanderaook, WJ«.
Detroit tad Pontiac.
■■ * . # t Besides the 144asUoag Junior Vaa,‘ Sght-duty trucks wftt consist of a * Wldeside pickup and a Sub-uttan Station wafore Highway trac-, ton Will Include gw and diasel pownrad steel and aluminum tilt
ft Was th« Wotftit
W PARIS (AP)-With rain op : I m tay«. the past month was tire w«
H “
And one of the byproduct* of trip wu a poMible East-
stressed that no decision ha* been taken where in tint United States the plane will be assembled and fitted with AmericaS-built jet engines. The decision is to be left to the American distributor, who has not yet been chosen.
There have beea report* from both Europe aad the Far East *C a difference In iatorpretatioa between Meeeew aad Pelpfa* at tee Mandat theory of tee In-evttahlNty of war between com-
topple at it*
of the inevitability af war.
Brook Up Anti-U.S. Riot
MARACAIBO. Venezuela fUPIl - Police and troops farahe ■ anti-American demonstration aged here Wednesday night by supporters of Cuba's Premier Fidel CtaW. arresting 20 persons.
Police Ready for8M0 Picnic Crowd
Joseph Koren. acting Pontiac police chief, today canceled all leave days la the Police Deportment Monday hi anticipation of much larger erbreds than originally expected at the Oakland County AFL-CIO Council Labor Day picnic in Oakland Part.
Korea sail he was advised yittsntay by agrafe of tee Federal Bureau of luveatigatioa teat appearance of Ren. Mm F.
News in Brief
Thieves broke late the U-Wash-i N-Dry Laundromat, 490 S. Sanford S., and stole an undetermined, amount of cash from two washing machine* and a coke machine. PontiaC potioe are investigating.
8omeaae stele 94 fuses, valued at .11, hum the lighting system on the football field at Avondale High, School. Avan Township, it was reported to sheriffs deputies
99 SOUTH SAGINAW at AUBURN
f WALL ▼ COVERIKC
THE FLOOR SHOP
Opan Friday'and Monday 'HI
plastic ▼
THE
PLENTY OF FREE PERKING IN 001 LOT REAR OF STORE
COUNTER
1
s ameeret af shah was stolen tram the till in the' Bare Plumbing Supply Store, 172 A .Saginaw St., during a breakin. It was reported to Pontiac police yesterday. ,
lie tbeft of a Stt tan Iron MncPonaM Florist Shop, 890 8L( Woodward, was reported to Pontiac' Police yesterday. Nothing else was taken.
, 1fcsB*a; Safety Auto Glass Ce* "We are now planning for *J22 Osddand Ave., reported to Pon-■owd of 7.000 th 8,000," saidjtiae.pUfice that a TV set worth IM8 Koren.	iwga stolen tram the office.
Kennedy ia scheduled to apeak ________.	__------------ , i
if 3 ta- The ptatic begins	new fSno*rsUmg
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INLAID LINOLEUMS
Marbiot — Embossed Spotters Tarrazzo Futurasq — Tessa rra
Ena Isttnitas
Closing Out ALL CARPET
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THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER
Tour SUte of Texas
LAST TIMtt
tonite:
Democratic VIP Wives Talk to 2,500 Women
MIDLAND, Tex. (API — Thru1 embarrassing local situation In H women Democrats fly from El Paso.
Paao to the Mtoland-Odeasa Air- The hotel at which the team was port today for a reception ending held alio Is headquarters for the their Texet tour hi quest of votes. Cl Paao County Republican par Mrs. Lyndon Johnson. Mrs. Rob- ty. . art Fv Kennedy and Mrs. Sargent The Republicans agreed, tafler Shrtver Jr. began their visit to a hurried (onlereace with the bathe state Monday at Houston.	tej management and leaders of
a it	*.	both parties, to dear GOP cam-
Mrs. Kennedy mid at Cl Pam	^
that if her brother4»4aw. Sen. “	hSTm
John r. Kennedy; U elected pretl-
lahnr lu^r. IU» JalM. lint. uemocrauc tea was mo.
CinemaScope . . .
* STARRING STUART WHITMAN | MAY BRITT • HENRY MORGAN
NOW!
SMASHING
ALL
RECORDS! I
SUNDAY
, ALAN LAbO IN "ONI FOOT IN HILL" & “WHIN COMEDY WAS KINC"

HOT AND DRY? — According to this long range weather forecast map, the next 30 days in the Pontiac area will bring little rain and above-nOrmal temperatures. The area also is uncomfortably close to a hot belt stretching through the midsection of the egglemjntlf of the nation.
Mrs. Johnson, wile of Texas' senior senator end the Democratic I vice presidential candidate, and her companions encountered an
Hits Connally-Aiwpndment
NOW SHOWING IN COLOR ON OUR GIANT -BIG-SCREEN NEVER BEFORE ON THE SCREEN) SEE THE WAR OF THE CHARIOTSI
JOSEPH E. LEVINE B'^'	05
Bar Still Aga World Court Slap
Asg. 31 SepL 1
ON STAGS IN PIHON
"COUHTSY MUSICS FAvbtlTI
UNCLE GRADY MOSS
PRESENTS . . AMERICA'S GREATEST
By FRANK CORMIER WASHINGTON (AP>-The policy makers of the American Bar
I Association have decked by a vote l ot 114-107 that they still don't like • the controversial Connally reser-j vation.
, The ABA House of Delegates [approved a resolution Wednesday I urging the Senate to repeal the
In the U.S. Senate, opposition of some members prevented action this yea/ on a resolution to repeal the limitation. ,
14-year-old reservation which limits United States', acceptance of the World Court's Jurisdiction.
RcMICK
^Fleet.
Under it,* this country reserves the right to decide whether s court case against it involves a domestic matter and thus is ex-lieinpt from World Court rulings.
Eisenhower pictured the reservation as a stumbling block to the establishment of a world rule of law, ihaamuch as it permits the United States to decide on a case-by-case basis whether it will be l subject to the World Court's juris-. diction. Eisenhower saw this as a , bad example for the rest of the I world. ,	'* *
L Former Sen. Tom eternally ol I Texas sponsored, the 'original res-I ervation, i .. m '
f While the ABA decision-reaffirming one made 13 years ago— jwas likely to stand, the-, issue stiU
Eined alive at the .asaocta'-1 83rd annual meeting. The, [question wasv scheduled for still another airing before the ABA Assembly, consisting of all 1,000 flawyers attending the- annual {meeting1.
The assembly could take an opposite position, supporting the Its action would be subject to review by the House of Delegates, which presamahly would take the 1 [same stand it took Wednesday. '
THVhqnv VtMA JOHN
Natnrally
Suicides in Remorse
WEST BROMWICH, England, (API — Shop manager William Whittingham, 49,, felt he had done wrong in signing a petition pro-
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street to a family of Jamaican Negroes. His wife told a coroner it preyed on hit mind. Whitting-1 ham' was found drowned in a nearby river. The inquest verdict:
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