(From Our News. Wires). WASHINGTON — The White House announced today that the United States, Britain and France have start- — ed drafting a reply to the Khrushchev proposal for an emergency summit con- ference on the Middle East. © The United States, it was learned, has proposed to Britain and France a draft which would definitely turn down the Soviet Premier’s call for | an immediate meeting outside the United Nations, and would keep Mid- dle East diplomacy concentrated in the U.N, Security Council. The U.S. version would counter the that- the United States and- Britain endangered peace by putting troops bets timate, end Sood. Britain and France were reported in agreement with the United States on this general line of approach. There appeared to be some difference, at least of emphasis, between Washington and the two European capitals on how hard to plug the idea of an early summit conference. The British £ is under heavy pressure of its Labor party opposition to get into a summit meeting. * * * oe sensational Soviet move of last Satur- ES . . day with a proposal that a take to the Security Council his charge | New Pontiac i : i My a a DEATH ENDS RIDE — Sie (ccetnd amenities tas on Se hit the vehicle, killing Mrs. Fredia Harper, 15, of Waterford Town- oe Sete Se eee ak Rae ae: sa Her husband, py pat er eee Pentiac Press Phote Fatality Toll Worst of 1958 | for Oakland Post Office + a ~ Opens Doors Next Week pel re Pontiac’s new main post office will be open for busi- ness a week from today, according to Robert C. Miller, acting postmaster. The $850,000 single-story modern building, located on) West Huron street between Genesee avenue and Chip- Geneva Tuesday or any other time. pewa road, open July 28. . the present post office on East Huron street to the new buildingt- , \Fair Weather Ave., will begin moving certain "|LOW Biceaes 52 to Stay Awhile; days, according to the U.S. Weath- MIDEAST WORSENS ~ In Beirut, the heaviest firing in two weeks broke out today. The jnéarly 10,000 American troops here were not involved although some Marine units were alerted during the night. A spokesman for rebel leader “{Saeb Salam said the fighting was between his men and partisans of the pro-government PPS party. (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) AP so cushy, Welins sib ied. Cia | pelt slung over bullet-proof vest, Staff Sgt. Dan Raley of McKeesport, Pa., mustached UV. 8. Marine Corps’ veteran, prepares to set up a sathies’ gan at a guard outpost near Beirut, Lebanon, Well-experienced leathernecks like Raley are among the more than 5,000 marines on duty as security force'in Lebanon, { oe UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) —Japan counted on Western sup- tivities” ailmed at insuring [Feels Adams ‘Goofed’ Once “nena” Official of Improper Inquiry WASHINGTON (AP)—A former cial said today he felt presidential assistant Sherman Adams made an improper inquiry in behalf of a New England textile firm. The company, the now defunct Raylaine ’ Worsteds,. Inc., _ subse- quently won an award Df $41,284 from the government when a $49,784 penalty for late delivery of fabric for Army uniforms was cut to $8,500. * Cis See hpi by yn oem esr we 3 Lose Lives in Mishap on Woodward Avenue in Bloom field Hills A total of seven. persons lakes this weekend, mark- ing Oakland County’s worst weekend death toll of 1958. The county contributed nearly half of the 16 deaths oe es government contract review offi-|* Japan Offers Plan in U.N. to Replace Gls in Lebanon against illegal infiltration of arms and men from the United. x *k * close to the Japanese delegation said the United States would too. RUSSIA DISAPPROVES Radio Moscow indicated last night that Russia will oppose the Japanese plan as a “rehash’’. of Police Seeking shortly before midnight Saturday on Woodward Ave. just south of Charing Cross Rd., Bloom- field Hills, - Flakes, Brownlee, and Mrs. o™ aoe’ Fleeing Killer Shot Ludington Officer in Bar After Trying to Kidnap Waitress LUDINGTON (UPD — west State Police said they believed Hanna fled Ludington in a stolen car. . Hanna shot Patrolman Arlo Slagle, 28-year-old father of two, just above the heart with a .38 an American resolution vetoed by the Soviet delegate in the council. x *k * Mideast at a Glance “WASHINGTON — United combat units have atomic ernment of Iraq. (From Our News Wires) States sends to its allies a suggested reply to Premier Khrushchev’s bid to a five-power meeting; no immediate conference expected. LONDON - _ = Fees Minister Macmillan wants: @ sum- : : ng ti Western allies. Britain worried about future of Kuwait, Mideast’s leading oil producer. BEIRUT — U.S. spokesman says ground, air and sea capability; Marines join Lebanese army in partols; 16 planes from U.S. 6th Fleet hit by small arms fire in three days; 1,400 more U.S, troops land with artillery, cooks, supply and maintenance men, | bringing’ total force to near 9,500. Rebels snipe occasionally. CAIRO — Nasser returns from Damascus meeting where announced military alliance with new rebeb gov- AMMAN — King Hussein severs diplomatic relations immediate summit conference. with Nasser, gets 12.5 million dollar loan from U.S. UNITED NATIONS — Security Council meets for de- cision on Japanese stop-gap proposal to halt panic diplo- ’ macy and ease Mideast situation. NEW DELHI—Nehru accepts Khrushchev proposal for Devi, whe said Mies Clark was _|Hanna’s. residence in case he caliber pistol early Sunday morn- ing. Slagle and two fellow officers, Wallace Bentz and Stanley Collar, had just arrived at the bar of the Grand Hotel to investigate a com- plaint. Nankee said bar owner-man- ager Anthony Karp reported Hanna and a companion from Chicago, Benjamin Franklin Da- vis, 29, were trying to force wait- ress Jane Clark to return to Chi- cago with them, * without charge by ia Ludington police. . Hanna and Davis indicated their willingness to leave the bar peaceably with the three officers, Bentz said, but then Hanna drew his .38 from beneath his coat near the door, He shot Slagle and ran from the hotel spraying more shots with Bentz and Collar firing back as they pursued. . Hanna ran across the street, through a let beside q factory and police lost his trail in a rail- road yard, \ Police in Chicago were watching showed up there and Connecticut police received an unofficial report Hanna’ might have been seen heading for Boston. Plan Looks Ahead for City But he also said that neither Adams nor the congressman had any effect on the board. SENDS MEMO Austin said his irritation at in- tercession by outside parties other than attorneys in the case caused him to send a memorandum to other members of the board.’ The White House has said that Adams merely relayed inquiries and replies about the case. Responding to newsmen’s ques- itions about Adams’ inquiry, Austin said: “It was my thought that his inquiry: was improper.” : “If influence was brought to bear on a tribunal such as the board, it was wrong.” Austin talked with newsmen aft- {er cooling his. heels ‘all morning Armed Services outside a House subcommittee which started a closed-door inquiry into the case. Ike Appoints Woman - WASHINGTON — President Eisenhower today named Bertha 8. Adkins, 52, now assistant chairman of the Republican Na- tional Committde, to be under- {secretary of health, education Arthur J. Law, 12 years a com- missioner, and six years mayor of Pontiac, concludes’ a_ study ‘of. the Barton Report on traffic and trans- portation with enthusiasm and warm support for the proposal. * * * “] was mayor when we author- ized the Origin and Destination Traffic Survey in 1947,” he de- ‘elared to The Press, ‘‘and I am satisfied that this is a betier one. Obviously it differs because of. the passage of time and the dit- ference in parking problems, but I think the new plan would prove to be an even greater boon. * * “It isa practical solution to the acute problem which we fon on. government recognized in This Barton study looks at vo picture ten years later and offers a practical supplement to the con- struction of previous years if: or to meet the anticipated needs of the future generations of Pontiac. “] have discussed with City and Wes. Manager Willman the practical- Cod Former Mayor Backs Perimeter Road ity of the proposals,.and in par- ticular the proposed loop in. the viewed the probable cost of con- struction and the ability of the ARTHUR J. LAW - ¢ 1 4 sa ‘mediate and positive action by- our City Planning Commission and|~ In Today's Press City to meet it without a heavy increase in taxes, “With the proper cooperation of the State Highway Depart- ment and in the State Legisla- ture, Pontiac will be able to meet its share with the income from the gas and weight taxes now being received, “If Pontiac is to serve the needs of its citizens and also to profit to the utmost by the construction of Michigan State University on our eastern border, we must have im- City Commission to, adopt and put effect the major portion of about 150 feet to.a stop. serene reported Sunday after- around a raft 70 feet from the east shore in approximately 20 feet of Resigns as Director of Washington Senators the resignation, ‘nor was there any elaboration, eae Soe eae | bound auto driven by Flakes went oe cenee G aeed, Soe Witnesses told Bloomfield Hills Police that the car swerved from side to side, started to roll, hit a utility pole on the right and rolled * ex band, Dayid, was struck by a train at the Grand Trunk Railway cross- ing on W. Huron St. Police said Harper drove onto Hospital. His -wife was thrown under the | wheels of the train. * * * The Irwin girl died moments panda, ~ Ler oorgireel allio | p.m, Saturday. She was struck*while riding her bicycle by a car driven by Hurley King, 36, of 4047 Silver Birch Dr., Waterford Township. The accident occurred at Telegraph and Voor- heis- Rds. Witnesses told police that the girl ‘was going west on Voorheis and ran a red light at the intersection. King was not held. * * * Adding to the death toll were two The Messina youth drowned while swimming in Beving Lake, Just north of Holly, according to Sent Cooney, ees Deputies said he was swimming (Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) WASHINGTON (UPI) — Prsi- dent Calvin Griffith of the Washington Baseball Club today announced the resignation of C. Leo Deorsey, outspoken member of the club’s board of directors. Griffith issued this terse state- ment through his office. “On July 11, 1958, Mr. C. Leo Deorsey resigned as a meniber of the Washington Board of Di- rectors of the Washington American League Baseball Club, Inc.” No reason was given for Barton report. Fe ad “The downtown businessmen | Comics ....... 4 seeteceoes ME who visualized the need of, and County News * ceeseenvete 8 : what is to thelr credit, paid for | ‘Editorials .......... stgectee M4 this engineering. study, exemplify | Markets ............+: scm, 3 a high degree of good citizen- | Obituaries ...........5..05.. 4 ship. Any and all of us should | Sports .....:...0..¢..04: 16-17 be willing to do more than is | Theaters ............+:.. a. demanded of us by our City, | TV & Radio Programs .... 27 State, or County. These men| Wilson, Earl ..,..... isecgsecae = did, I them highly.” Women’s Pages epnacees fag ye CALIFORNIA BOUND — Santa Monica boosters say farewell to Pontiac’s boosters as they prepare a five-bus cavalcade for their cross-country trip back to California. From left, John W. ~ for California Santa Monica Drivers, : Laud GMC\ise Officials Coaches Two Santa Monica officials and five bus drivers left Pontiac today, driving five new GMC buses back + home to California. 2 commerce, and William Farell, su- * * Asked. why Santa Monica had chosen GMC buses in preference to other makes, Farell said: “They are the only kind of buses that we can stay in business with. The Santa Monica Municipal Bus Lines has bought a total of 68 GMC coaches -Since 1983. * * _ nity to express our ap the City of Pontiac the Cham. ber of Commerce for their cordial reception.” * shortly before the British Embassy, apparently in beliet the building was about to tory, Did Frank's Brother Help Kill Boy? ANN ARBOR (UPI) — Pittsfield Township’s 14-yearold Frank “Pete” Hogan and his 23-year-old brother were slated for lie detec- 1 Persons Killed in Area Accidents * Deputies were told that the had eaten four sandwiches shortly Sight Tornadoes in 3 States More Floods round of flood-stricken Plains States duririg the night and sent tornado funnels darting across three states. Missouri and Kansas, where flood damage has mounted into the millions of dollars, braced for addi- tional flood threats today in the wake of weekend storms. Weathermen said the Missouri . River was expected to crest at 31 — feet, six feet above flood stage, at St. Charlies, Mo., tomorrow. The Mississippi River at St. Louis was slated to crest at 30 feet, its highest level since 1952. More than a dozen twisters or tornado funnels‘ swirled across sec- tions of . Kansas, Colotado and x * * The Weather Full U.S. Weather Bureau Report PONTIAC AND VICINITY — Mostly fair weather with little change in tempera- ht and temerrow. Low tonight th tomorrow 76-80. East to northeast winds 5-12 miles teday, light and variable tonight. Today in Pontiae , Lowest temperature preceding 68 a.m. At @ a.m.: Wind velocity 8 m.p.h. Direction: Sgutheast Sun sets Monday at 8:03 p.m. Tomes Tuesday at 5:14 2m. Moon #ets Monday at 10:49 p.m, Moen rises Tuesday at 10:05 a.m. Downtewn Temperatures OB. WB... ccccas, 66 43 @. M...5...404 74 TB. MR... cceee 58 93 Mh... os ieccss ss 8 BB. M... ves. 64 1 By Mien ericcss 78 OM. M.....4.... 68 2 OP. Maecescccaes boi 10 8. M@......... 72 Sunday in Pontiac {as recorded downtown) Highest temperature ......4+..-> pty Len nb Pom weeetes ean tem TE Ja esee s Weather Sunny co One Year Ago in Pontiac piishest temperature ...ces Prey es west temperature .4..00nds.0enes.. Mean temperature ....00.se0sceesss iv. Highest and Lowest Temperatgres . This Date in 86 Years 97 in 1926 51 in 1944 . to western Tennessee. Scattered \ipene "$a 3" Memptis 0 n showers also occurred in the Gulf 4 Memarer " $3 fies, 7 83 and Atlantic Coastal sections, Ste de wie Cool, Canadian air continued to ; 7 ’ Chicheo. $ New York 6 S8iflow over the north from Kansas Cleveland 2 $1 Peliston (2 fijeast to Virginia, colliding with Detroit $3 bt Pitsooren ‘es @1|/Warm humid air to the south. Quite - ng Hi Lee * 4 Forecasters said the cool air will Gr Rapids 16 $0 § Ste dfarie i 47 Continue nde dominate — sec- a jtions of nation today, pushing Jack % Wash 77 ; ances City 7 ee ~*~ a is & slightly southward into Kentucky/|e ‘4g jand Tennessee, Marquette en 3 a new ae thunderstorms in the Threaten * * * The floods in Kansas and Mis- souri were blamed for at least two deaths during the weekend and two other persons were missing. June ‘Holmes,—15, Fulton, Mo., drowned when a car in which she rode Saturday night plunged into a flooded creek. Phillip Smith, 14, drowned at Warsaw, Mo., yester- day while fishing along a rain- swollen stream. Mrs. Annie Woldford, 63, Barn- hart, Mo., and John McKee, Pot- tersville, Mo., were. missing and presumed drowned in flash floods), late last week. About 100 residents of the cen- tral Missouri towns of Cedar City and Mokane abandoned their homes. last night as the Missouri River overflowed in the area. Numerous roads in Kansas and Missouri -still were blocked by floodwaters, The heaviest thunderstorms. last night occurred from southwest Ne- braska through eastern Colorado, western Kansas and parts of Okla- homa and Texas. North Platte was “drenched with a 1.40-inch downpour in.six hours and Dal- hart, Tex., recorded a 1.74-inch rainfall, a oe A second group of lighter thun- during _|dershowers were scattered day Fourth of July weekend in the e. The other highway victims of the weekend were: f SCA, « Z ; John Garcia, 38, Saginaw, Leolis D, Jones, 30, Kalama- 200. Terry Brown, 4, Camden, Theodore Nowakowski, 12, Ink- ster, * * * ; Robert R. Nevins, 54, Niles, was killed on a gravel road in St. Jo- seph in Indiana when the milk truck he was driving struck acar head-on, = = 3=———sS The other drowning victim was Arthur Roche, 74, of Detroit. Roche was_-repairing the. metal seawall behind his home on the Alter road canal when he well into the canal. * * * Mrs, Flintofft died Sunday after- § Fil i vipa = 2 PER summit conference. - “If this one is tarned down,” they said, “it will be the Soviet Union's turn—to start saying_ no. at Chrysler bles,” ite Sy § E iB gy * & ; fl ne £785 oe bond iia, %2%, ss «Political Leader HOWARD M. 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On the to an ignominious draw in one phase contrary, they’re an evidence of of the currént Iraq revolution. good sense. 8 : have the faintest glimmering that You're ggmbling with life. this catastrophic stroke was impend- . — *« *« x é ing. It came as a complete surprise 6, try to tos boat or Eos to our best boys in the inner circles. canoe, even if it.ts unsinkable, They ' More x *k * usually are slippery and offer little eS At the same time, the drama- support, os The dictionary defines tic landing of several thousand ade ‘ ? ee __ being: ad for United States Marines in Leb- ee Se ee a practical jel. 1! Chritienty anon was a wholly unexpected ripple or placid surface of any cleverly planned cuted event in Russia; and Russia is - lake. You can foster that treach- Bag angle supposed to have more spies to. ery and make yourself its victim. i vorld of “sad to Ce eee ee It will snuff out your life, and then ita ving on the brink of re , ; beautifully or appear tal destruction, be filled At about the same hour that on os inoeet and. siame een Os fears and suspicions. One only our Marines swept into Lebanon aoe ee Pee ee e you: tis : very spot that it enacted the tragedy. = .. _ “Pick up the telephone. . . And when e Commies were passing Out®, non make it necessary for it to do However, it does not take © 1 csc be with you... I fedl 20 te “Timited whole lot of intelligent thinking to t new hove suggesting “Timiied tis, | discover ‘the difference between ‘ll alone? ... You know there is _._disarmament” and a lot of other a. a ah, a ee Christianity and Communism. not anything . . . I would not do fake suggestions for “world bet- ~ . go toe aed é _, Communism demands, “Take for you ... 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Just you, my love, my sweet. camps were caught off first. emoria 1 apd relatively simple issue— Voluntary taboo on them as hap- eritically of the policy of six = ro Sj 8 whether one side is really ready 2C?ed with the self-imposed ban. yegs "of . “placatory _appense- ae Se ‘ At Agawam Is Dedicated ior 0 ee on poison gas in previous wars, er oe a haa Cae O M e e banon Congress Will Debate in Honor of an Eagle Scout peut the soa Be " . a énkk uted & “Tne of inilestonce to ur arines im Le IQ. n. Supreme Court Bill Retirement: What should be the Moscow at will cg bo Sag and French hed strategic epper-, Never Had It So Good! _ Our Supreme Court just handed FROM something TO something peresgense. we whether « big war will have be pangs Bie i rPoadinged ' down a ruling which invalidates the : : “summit” con- fought some western them, he says they finally found By BEM PRICE _. dren,,. some well dressed, some anti-sedition laws of 42 states. jn UEC ot nt en: féresce, ee ee ee ee Semcaives Sepiing Set he wert” | eee AP) — For the UR OOP What are those judges thinking? — est adjuncts of basic Americanism, that_ ugh. Bees © Os Nea tees see defrag 7 By DK. GEORGE W. ORANE Medical School for the four years < os Kremlin that perhaps, after all, the CASE ¥.367: Lois M. aged 22, a —— in Oakland According to one of my most depend- hour of showdown is ‘aaa Spon! aged and interned at _ Memorial County. This figure is high with barely half the summer gone. able sources of news about our wild life, ‘Bertram Beechum approaching. : hands down alight wave of and purposes of Scouting was indelibly the judical _ : nstille - The campsite is a wonderful ' t’s happening?“ : r in Which to perpetuate Ted’s The New York News says, “oft The 1958 tall corn marathon gets under. pe. picnicking, ! | to the Warren court’s Pro-Red deci- way with a nomination by oe - gi a fain Row pretty well established A and gossiping." a ee to cool drinking sions, we think the Nelson thing Mr. and Mr Lester Smith iain “io prt, alng. ih escola ies Due ty bay people a Ge marines "Themen temacies sit they (referred to above) was one of the pi «aaa with stalks approaching ee = — = and vitamin D to supplement the many of them are working me had it so good. most impudent, unjustifiable and - : distortion in. complete disregard of sant coe aitiede “ae Pra ray geo ainot ‘THOUGHTS FoR TODAY productive of aid and comfort to the ‘The first 1958 potato vines with what Previously established facts. to two miles of oxygen on any minute. © - Return unto thy ret, O my . enemy.” ; look like tomatoes on them are submit- §_ For obviously if any interna hoof three times a day) will They probably are the best be- seul; for the Lord hath dealt ted by , : . tiowal conference. of heads of prevent mollycoddlism. haved Marines in history. To date dountifully. with thee. — Psalms * * * Mrs. Marjorie Hoffman were needed quickly, Friday, Tl harp some more on not one has been embroiled ina U6:7, Bul aes o- = of 971 Voorheis Road. This was the orig- pond iy too Meith sated ss ) p play Rcsingas fo pr hp oink ts ‘ull 0 coe , Pr if . 'y governmen ‘ i a — ber _ students " sag Senate 3 east posses eateries oie lye: Fuk Oly. snbety ‘onde, long pertaining to personel lately may Have something to do is silently building 1 by might and Court rulings. Now the House * ‘tomatoes. Mrs. Hoffman states that a and facilities of the United Na- Seas Pen '-e¢ 2 - ‘pullding it; Gsinterested love’ ts ‘voted decisively to debate a bill Stet number of vines in her potato tious, which has a Security : p - hey Wherever the Marines are, they _ building it; all-penetrating faith is th {wil exact r-toeeien— this patch are growing “tomatoes” above . Council and a General Assembly. (Oepyright 1968) usually are surrounded by chil building it—Henry Ward Beecher wi exactly reverse Oh ground and good potatoes underground. designed to take up the very — : ——___——. . Supreme Court decision. + : problems which Khrushchev now a soe? S roe This shouldn’t be necessary. "A national survey shows that 17 mil- freues almost hystesjeally show Case Records of a Psychologist: ce ey But, unhappily, it is. and © alee Maatinn ewrdin 6 : > i ————— oe eo j | AR or a,c, scoring ye Unie Nat te Beware of Bad Advice by Quacks Be Sure That Dr. Randall Parker trying to do that for the Inst few glad , ‘ 7 y VS A ovo Ei teaegiess , days through the representatives of a. 2 ES © a . - Bathing Beats is Safe tt Se Oe sires 0 vat he nee ne aan lets wrote to a female “Ad- Bat 1 dedded I enght te have This wile admits her hushand | 3 nreeeaeeeetit talons "With this column's freckles contest only that purpose? Except for the Soviet — . band’s violent temper. That sdvising people om these _Toves her. She says their children Many, of the in the a couple of weeks away, ‘veto in te Becuty ‘Come’; the Guns ued tie EO oot & © one oc ened and olen dome ate crazy about him. And he is a Pontiac area have good beaches and U.N. would have been further along _ Goorce at once! Such a flip- aa good provider xe ff lent bathing facilities. age ee nt suggestion is a tragic 7 . offer excellent bathing of Oxford writes that she’s given up a solution. = = —____— indictment of untrained people 1, “hanged teaching classes *.-& @ ) k & Re treatment that makes them disappear. Oe ho think they can conduct a ‘i Some of my Evanston col- — But he explodes in a violent tem- 2 The Khrushchev note, despite its Aes ; leagues in the psychology depart- But some others have soft bottoms Yen’ this doing well for a late’ start?” Phrases of braggadocio and “rocket See en. aren I . ment at Northwestern University or beaches that suddenly drop off . é rattling,” together with the Com- _ because citing ae Beware 2.1 could teach at night on our ant a war now—it would mean : The best of Walled Lake, the squirrels are due for © Pte said: ‘ : NOT pian is <0 go DAS Oey a slim supply of acorns for their next — | among the captive peo. “The deleterious effects of bed ols sor where there’s a competent lifeguard, \,1tom, storage. Our oaks were slow in spllorageags oo Laing ‘On the aged are well known. It serious and then not too soon after a meal putting on ‘their crew-cut of leaves, and A war does not always * induces loss of muscle tone . in joke of or waiting to rest a bit after any the’ scorns were blighted: by the spring got is true tint game of the a exertion on'a hot day. ~ = ‘old weather. 7 sd Sdshenme od teenagtie-ate Un Gey | x ew A pair of wild ducks nested beside toe stall copecaly edocs ¥f your beach is not guarded, be- Clinton River, near the home of nd _ But to those teenagers, their . Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Timford a cial. In fact they of Drayton Plains. They hatched a brood tence. iy sents ‘eter THE PO N TIAC PRESS. ot ee eae Oe Sa ee ee happy Cae oa ee published by Tae Po cans on and contented until turtles killed two of as 48 W. Huron 8t, oe om eye the babes, after which the F left in . BF wos pein ing fie wracanas om Trade Mark Dally xcept Sanday 80 Orderly flotilla down the river. © thelr supposedly vital dilenmnas, Rvsers Baserrr, Jou & Ruy, e ~~ ‘It-ts thug dangerous for writ. a Verbal Orchids to- afte oe tesa ese Howaep H, Prracesate n, Eant M. Terapweit, er a : Cc ds to- ‘ thority on : ‘Advice to, the Love- 3 Ee en ae eB omar \. hee ee nei Plott StS Bae Apes alan let j (And Ye iaake light ‘ot aman Rose? B. T. Gone 0. Imman, bistaysay. - ; folbles,' is a! Some of Manacing Baiiod Manecer _ Mr, and Mrs. Edsel I, Kershenbaum these distraught people. are on “Tp — .. exciontvay othe of 176 Oneida Road; golden wedding. =«§-_ wom La” oe , thew emened trom 19th Century ait i his rati . i os tune geehtones ‘aaa bo Sewepater’as well 0 oll AP ews diepatches pnw . ‘Mrs. L. M. 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The land) involved is located between an| aren from West Custiance Sond ia Museum Traces Weaponry From Clubs to Missiles CARLISLE, Pa. (UPI) — Here at the U. S. Army’s Carlisle Bar- racks historians and seekers of the weapons ranging from primitive war clubs to models of the most modern electronic missiles, The Hessian Guardhouse Muse- um is itself a historic structure. Built in 1777 as a powder maga- zine, it takes its name from its builders, prisoners of war cap- make any drastic Lincoln Plant or Tax Role Walled Lake. Schools Get Big Boost curious can see displayed combat/7. 2 a Down $2,300 in Perfume rf | tured by Gen. George Washing- ton’s treops at the Battle of Tren- ton during the Revolutionary War. 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Lebanese rebel small} gasped: ‘‘Gee, that man sure can arms fire in the last three days|hustle!"’ but that damage was slight in all) _.- x * * cases., - At the back door the Prime 2,4 78 Ministde Saint bed tareettin is ‘ They said most of the sniping|key, Looking slightly came from the area of Tripoli,|he carried.on round to the front i + ha RAMSTEIN, Germany wPD) — Hig Slashes, Treated, Ht zs : il i Ht 8 i Ht ih g § [ j | 5 5 F s : a ‘ You handle the entire wans- AMERICAN of KANSAS) Don't Fret, Joe, We'll = “dam. iat are Find. Your Stolen Car’ Tear out this ad and mail it} ATLANTA (UP1) — Police do today with your name, address | not and year of birth to Old Amer- |their search for Joe Alexander's ican Insurance Co., 3 West 9th, missing car—unless the “borrow- — L721A, Kansas City,/er" makes some wholesale ELECTRONIC BURGLAR ALARMS | Auioeye Electronic Alarm ] 4 { ¥ tt ‘ Aankecanaheaa | Motor Boat Picket Line + Cockroaches fer uo Neor Towboas ' One Full Yeor Guerantee | CAR Mo. 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Sus- pender ski slack and zip closure jacket, Solids, stripes. 4 to 8. } ~ ipe | __THE PONTIAC PRESS, MOND. na Boyle Says: Only One Indispensa ble Man i NEW YORK (AP) — Things a religious activities combined, Tax- safer Mt you say a country mile} miles an owe, sie columnist might never know if he | &S os. te ene age item} away from one. oe Dat 21 rer ont ot neal We dele Codeu, Oe women under 30 don’t have en-jonly man born a Jew who became) wear That there has been only on | >, coment rings yet. I know one|Prime Minister of Great Britain, really indispensable man in the | who lives in my house who's been|wrote @ novel called “Vivian history of the world. Who? Adam! |marrid 21 years and doesn't have/Grey” that made him a literary That the first table utensil in-|one, And her prospects aren't get-jlion at 22. oe vented was the spoon. ting any better. That Barry, most noted of St. ich That in 1855 U.S. taxes aver- i ee Bernard rescue dogs, during his) 1 aged $1.98 a person. This year/ That in parts of Europe from | career saved the lives of 40 pper-jin Americans will pay more for gov-|the 13th to the 17th centuries|/$0n8 lost in the : ernment than they will spend onjthere were laws. prohibiting the|he out of food, clothing, medical care, and| wearing of pearls. Those were the . days when husbands had some ireal power. A pene Pe 9 That comic George de Witt de- Be ee: fines « juke bax as “a, Broadway|t sca Nim to eat pork WHEEL i musical without a plot.” sn a | 4. BF nrg oo, “ingle gram of PUreliove life, They can fly up to G)labdut 18 quarts of food. wire more than a mile long. frontier marsbel, was. a Repubii-| College Students Surveyed can. Tint Cluseppe Verdl, the opera Show: Less Disappr oval composer, was a frugal man. He aed at aot « pert eet Trmoral Acts in —_ looking under his bed for a lost Li 2-s027 © yO 4-6847 |i wooden collar button. 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Sofas Priced From $279 Chairs Priced From $139.50 PLATFORM ROCKER in Solid Rock: Maple Early Pemarseae at its.yery best in Reg. $119.50 a comfortable and a © at- tractive platform rocker. ~ ert edaton for ourlving rom, 8/9 _ HARVEST SNACK SET . _ §-Piece Service for 4 "3 | | in Lustrous Milk Glass ‘A mill glass snack set with a lovely SPECIAL grape and leaf embossed design. The $9 95 “perfect answer for TV snacks, buffets, a parties and‘informal. mipsian ites THE SET | WIGGS 224 wi Huron St. | : eee Tonight wi Cy til 9 P. M. : fe. cg Leon R. Skelley of Woodland drive, bride-elect of Richard Eldredge, - Kn ae ay cacana's “vine ee WIGGS 4 for tine furniture! tile ne : gut a Bog : g Sz | has nothing in common wi 1 f i g ae 5 i it “| ti afi | f Fi Bg me | as g- ae ? a > ‘df " i, eras y 43 ¢ = 4 w - i : ¢ sige Bea Ns i : opens G ct. abt st SEs He age F : a : Sorry—No Returns - vel d No Approvals — : No Phone Calls Please a ASHION SHOP All Sales Final Every: Night ‘til 9 _ Saturday. ‘til 6 1662 S. TELEGRAPH RD. ‘Tomorrow 9:30 A.M. Sharp! | 530 Summer Dresses go on sale | at further drastic reductions to be cleared from stock immediately. Summer cottons that formerly sold up to 17.95, to be cleared at *9 to *12 ell: SPECIAL | _ Closed Wed.. Afternoons July—August LAUNDRY PAIR sree -“*ee* eeeet BUY NOW NO MONEY DOWN! . 2 YEARS TO PAY! M and Fi en oe 9 Had WAYNE GABERT 421 North Phone FE rd aie AND SAVE! _ Better dresses in smart silks, prints and linens that ‘formerly sold to 39.95 & 49.95 to be cleared at’22 to 29 «| One group that were 2 69. 95 to go at °40 One group that were to 29.95 to go at +14 to 17 oo | Included are plenty of misses’ sizes 10 to 20 juniors, 1’ briefs and women’s half sizes. | All'remaining spring suits and coats at a fraction of their || original price. Famous make wool plaid coats, unlined — for fall wear to go at $18. Raincoats are reduced, too. —— Patio cotton sundress specially priced ‘A479 Cocktail dresses, were to 69.95 to go at *24 to $39 Wool flannel ects (to match Dalton Cashmeres) _ were 19.95, reduced to 12 Leather coats that were *35 ont 99. 93, to go at 38 Washable whites. Be Warner and Péter Pan Bras, (discontinued styles), were 3.95, to.go at 2.19; were 5.95, to goat 3.97. 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FE 5-83 | aoe 3 SAGINAW , EERE E ee Auburn Tae ieee to her! ceiling, te LANE ake ie ARN SATIN 1 RB gg crn mea (oun ES Se ra aes ag A ele TE oD happy employes at the picnic was this memories of Saturday’s 22nd annual OMG family picnic held gt the Walled Lake Amusement Park. -..READY FOR ANOTHER For the thousands of children of ‘GMC workers, who covered every inch of the park, it was a qués- tion of when the next picnic would be. Souvenirs - patped the kids recall tank one Dae iey Way ee yearn for. As always, it’s a question who had the most fun, Mom and Dad, or the children. — * (2. 2... see The noon hour couldin’t come fast enough for the children. When the clock struck twelve this was the signal for free rides for all. There was a stampede in the direction of the -ever-popules roller roaster, CONTESTS FOR ALL Both young and old alike didn’t have to look far ATTENTION GETTER — Drawing the interest of the many display set up by the U.S. Army Nike station at Auburn Questions came fast and furiously to the men stationed at the display to explain its function in the defense of the area. PASS THE BEANS, PLEASE — Put the top back on the lemonade, the ilies” are circling it, and please pass Herman the onions for his hot dog. Do you have a mortgage on the potato salad down there? Well, I thought you were going to bring a i j TIAC TAC, MICHIGAN, Heights anti-aircraft | "tine and coach product of the thousands of GMC ahs Madd gues trey 04 array of 50 prizes “Tanging ‘from’ brand new Pontiac to lawn sprinklers. — ‘The theme of the 1958 affair was “The Golden - * Milestone Campers Round Up” in keeping with Gen- etal Motors Corp.’s golden anniversary. =. t There was an exhibition by Kurt and “Buck” Heide of trick rifle and shotgun shooting. “I can’t even do that good looking at the target,” said one -spectator when “Buck” knocked down his target in _ his mulsror act. os x = £ The archery exhibition by Apn Clark made the bow and arrow sport look a lot easier than it really it. ~ Picnics are a good time to just sit, relax and “chew the fat.” Many workers did just that around the, - picnic benches. Several young ladies this morning reported that their shoes don’t match. The result of the girl’s shoe scramble, apparently. ® Another report came from the many mothers. Dinner was not much of a chore Saturday night thanks to the many refreshment stands scattered around the park. Attracting large crowds were the golf chip shot, baseball throw, basketball free throw and horseshoe pitch events. The screwball throw had even the best pitchers scratching their heads in amazement. * * Five o'clock was a sad time for most of the chil- dren when they: learned all good things must come to an end sometime. But the kids and grown-ups alike can take note that there will be bigger and better things in store for them at next year’s gala family picnic. UP AND OVER — Demonstrations of Truck & Coach Division’s products caught the interest of the families of many of the work- rs. Here a 4-wheel drive pickup truck roars up over an embank- annual picnic Saturday, HOT DOG CONTEST — A hot dog with mustard is standard ants were taking part in one of the many contests which kept the fare for a picnic, but when you have to eat them off the end of a string, smothered in mustard, it’s a little harder. These contest- Picnic Photos by GM Photographic Dept. and Pontiac Press ment. Buses on display also got a careful inspection by the spouses of division workers. | ROUNDUP RIDERS — Trtick & Coach Divi- the cicptine, itl brought thé paper cups! Family seihen were held, \throughout the sion employe Robert Walters. had his two ee re renee Neem ree Wikled Lele pach See ee SNS western-watching' | sons aboard ‘this wooden thousands at the picnic busy. 2 NAP TIME — A brief nap is necessary, even at a busy picnic. Here Mrs. Nick Ahnen watches over her sleeping grandchild, amid the bustle of the picnic. The noise and activity didn’t seem to bother the slumber of this tuckered-out youngster. ie Sen aia Sang brother Jimmy seems right at home, but Steven is a little dubious about the merits of this form of locomotion. It bas its ups and downs. bronco, and:#t seemed to suit them fine, Bigger A y % a broke while the car was doing// From # a Jim Bunnit ee = 2 qs | Five Michigan golfers finished in ef ef Cee cis ne he moey in ve tat ond ot DUNNING S Wife. Nearly -| day. Walter, Burkemo ef Frenkiin|| easel im, Clete _ day, iter emo - : a cay, Water Burkemo of Franti! “W/recked in Excitement | $ : si a His > 2 oe f Z rae . DETROIT # — Detroit Tigers|twin sister, Joan, and Barbara, 5, — Lake won $425 with 293, Tom-Talk- : 7 ington of Ann “Arbor took home|Mconé bce Jim Bunning haned! Cote. 3 monte, cat Billy, 4 $220 for a 206 and Lake Orion’s|® Tut Bp piven yearn Mike Dietz earned $162 with 297. .: oc be. * * * ae te wae ie aan With daughter Birmingham scored four runs |S3@ lipid along in! Bunning was in the 9th to defeat Cranbrook |th° caF in, Detroit while Hetening|a sightseeing t 62 in a city league ‘baseball: jrame fe wag gsi eagle a The United State track and field es ae team, with Mayes Jones of Pontiac| ses" (ee tenvion tented naa |iett, church as one of the members, is expected | yrary got a little jittery. 3 : “The ; & to arrive in Moscow tonight. in vai | score but didmt say any ae preparation for a big meet next) “I almost bumped into some- about the sumber of hits the Red. Sunday M ‘oe bedy> and finally stopped and Sox had,” she sald “Then I - Ray Senkowski of Hamtramck | Bungping said. started soieg. | ek OO is seeded 4th in the juniors di- | Pitcher Bunning’s feat made it a| always dreamed of something vision of the Western Junior and |great day, however, for Bunning’s| lke that.” oe. a. Sk anche Seti” te Ln eee, ee 28) By Hodgeman of Kalamazoo -is |xy. have five children, The Bunnings were married six. favored in a similar event 2 ee eR years age et Fort Themes, Soup. gall Aeatep Ontgne wos te her" husband's performance. She|®, ime When lite foe ber and ternational crowns : . ee ee re - a s hav x * * grade in the big leagues. _ Sabre held a big lead in the ee ee Chicago-to-Mackinac sailing race She said they had decided to- today and was considered a shoo- give up baseball by 1957 if : in to finish fitst. Sabre must beat didn’t do better. sea oer BS aa re bm ne sae wo oe —o Tb reseed od asaya Red Sox, 3-0 in Fenway Park. Identified coach Don Lund (32), Bob Hazle (27), A AP Wirephete coach Tommy Henrich (31), Billy Martin (1) and manager Bill Norman just to the right of Bunning. It was the first in-the Majors this year and the 4th in Tiger history. The Tigers lost the second game to the Red Sax, 5-2. rie Game, 5-2, With Delock Gaining 10th in Row — soothed from a less than ; ‘ i ri Podres Blanks Phils on 4-Hitter Dodgers Finally Leave NL Cellar By The Associated Press __ Chavez Ravine may still be a dream but the Dodgers have won one fight, For the first time since May 12, Los Angeles is out of last Jewelers Down Battle Creek. Wild Pitch Decides Issue _ in 9th; Trott and Taylor Star A wild pitch in the last of the ninth with the bases ciding run as Shaw's Jewe nipped Battle Creek Glass 54 in at Wisner Field yester- x * & Trott, who had four hits for the day, had doubled and advanced on John Flesher’s 3rd single before scoring. * *« * The victory climaxed an uphill battle for: the Pontiac nine which got almost perfect relief pitching from winner Jerry Taylor. He re-| tired nine of ten batters over the ae ball game day, PONTIAC SOMOGOHMHON ber] a see e * s aAsvaavenn’ SOBVCOONNA Soosononn TF Cotta CR NC eeeees eee es as tone Pontiac Model Cars Set 2 Race Records } | records were set Sunday in a race’ meet held at the new track at Oak-|7- land Park just completed by the|@ Pontiac .Model Racing Car Assn. Both were set by cars, byilt and operated by PMRCA’s prexy, H. S. Briggs. ~*~ *« * Briggs’ .29 class car hit a sfiz-|7 zling 115.68 m.p.b., and his’ .09|% traveled at 74.01 m.p.h, for new national marks. Johnny Heitsch’s 19 custom job won that. division! with 96.77°m.p.h. time, and the .19 stock car version owned by C. Foster of Kokomo, Ind:, topped that division at 65.88. _ * * * Running in the .29 class, Phil Sauer’s racerwas wrecked com- pletely when the holding cable better than 60 m.p.h, # Race results: Soovwcsowenvnay th, Pontiac | Brown Brothers — Stage Battle for Skeet Honor~™ A pair of Birmingham youngsters Most of the tourney’s top’ shoot- ers are expected to participate in the July 28-Aug. 2 World Skeet Championships at OCSC. By DR. CARY _ word “tournament”. I mean _" I mean you because most— golfers. will have occasion ‘to play in some sort of tournament competition dufing the ‘season. And near the height of the sea- son, there'll be a lot of club and company tournaments and the like. The idea about tour- | _‘nathent _play—whether it’s the National Open or the last flight of the . club tournament —- is to try to play your OWN, GAME. Don’t try to want to do your best of extend yourself. ' i ®. 7 r Pontiac (96.36): G. (7 \ on 190.18); Briggs (90.00); 4 Martin, Kokomo — - PATIENT’S COMPLAINT: Tournament jitters. ' DIAGNOSIS; Trying to Change Your Approach. e TREATMENT: Today, I'm addressing myself to golf- > ers of all degrees of skill, Don’t be scared away by the Two national model racing car) = = MIDDLECOFF you! ee pif sé because the occasion is special. It won’t work. You'll: course, but don’t over- | \. Take this little tip: Just before you start your round, > practice, several short putts—three feet and ufder. Get: ‘17 the feel of holing those short putts. Having to make a _ short putt seems.to be a most unnerving experience for the golfer with little or no tournament experience. = nvitational Tile = toC. Kocsis-Nick) Your Gol Medal Play for 6th ’ Mrs, Zadah DeBolt, 53-year-oldystroke ahead of Edith Wright “My woods were sour and I surely didn't play my best golf,” finished Zadah DeBolt Wins City | ime\_ | Ho-Hum—Vanks Now fl e s rll aan Sa yeland, 2°53 pan. of: the NATIONAL LEAGUE, Hawley _ Prancis * ‘i —,, |stanile nicago ¢ F :: estimated 80,000 ftsburgh ss. “ae 8 _ ma oe 8 8 | jan Francisco ? « ry Hy =i ne fF rE & & UiNin heen on : Li ve a i i i @Kooornoeom OM orem estaw nee mis poh cape od On Qeanaoar | Duffield Boat Wins | Two Races at WLYA ame \ | \ iJ ' fh encetauuuual SOO 0 Ow Ort mn me Onwme nw en aoe =. i sd SQCe2ooor Snook. SIO Bet pe ee | 2eecoreoor wer if 3 "’ ford (Lb, +3) Delock (W, 10-0) 9 WP—Delock, U Soar, - Umont. 126. wall = onan’ § dh aseball gloves, ‘icialist—one of the best in ti pitcher Hoyt Wilhelm’s deliveries} Porter must Sports Calendar )jit"rask. ‘and: when | “vopay ... °___ { Started, he ‘wore a Sg peters ae ibe wisner, facilitate the handling . oes seats cage ne er fe af ete VFw "aie 1, Beaudet, |charged . im fheiday he decided to become a pro- #36 pia, Bi Brayion Fintan . 1 Sg tied Porter diecanted the par-bating ound. in a heed. to dpanens sslets vee turiament|Deck tn the orthodox: catcher's| ene mte with old Slammin’ Sam SP. oN AS Pepakie ile, Mich. -rorseere-so1| "ener i TAOTE-B With and f ee a a _pitches—until the eighth/one of the most coveted titles in [ee =... ose: 8, Latayetic. L& ..,....6077475-201) | Woodmere, NY. ..... 1. : inning when he missed a thirdithe business. : Pe )6——SSts« ary : iS ao oe Aa oats ae tis ex. |_o% Sam Snead. : : = Buchholz Wins One, _ *® aud * ae rem » Bpegas:: par, oom sd Alameda, Calif. ...... PICK UP THE PHONE aiou, Jt level the bat and] ‘ory ver Casper in the 40m an- (Clay Courts Titles See aual P.G.A, tourney. Snead = eas a jthe knuckler happens to dip OF) suooea t» third place, four — ee ae a i : dart," Nieman said, “That Wil- giedies ot Se - i a en and ANode vin "iball: I ever saw, and he gets it) It marked Finsterwald’s first 3 over the plate."’ a ogre Reo dog Allen 5.P, nds A 9957. From that time until yester.| CHICAGO (AP)—Bernard “Tut” forced Houston's Sammy Giam- -Pound Smallmouth day he had been second’18 times—|Bartzen of and Mrs. Dor-jmalva to his game and Puts Up Tough Fight and there was a string of 72 tour-|othy Head ot Forest Hills,|succumb in the men’s singles fi- ‘eka naments in which he finished in the |N s.; aed ry fs Sere 3. 6-2, 6-2 in suburban A TAAL) White Lake gave small money shoes of national court River Forest . ees mouth bass during the weekend, 4 t& «x nis champions, ieee ee Area Courses Give Up aaagieele FINANCE C0. e oe ave ee ee “My dad wasn’t too glad when I x *« * Mrs, Knode won an unprec-|Pair of Golfing Aces ‘ —— Clarence Reading Jr..\tumed pro when I still was a col-| Bartzen, 1954 singles winner, |edented third singles title to go . , Nest Lafayette, Milford, tangled jege student at Ohio University,” with those captured in 1951 and| Pontiac Country Club and Frank-| a, ,,aaanAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA RAAAA ; with a S-pound, 4ounce, 22-inch-| Finsterwald recalled. “But I guess 1955 as she turned back Miami’s|lin Hills golt layouts producediG FS long specimen, landed it only afietibe has changed his Karol Fagerous 63, 6-8, 6-2. Mrs.|holes-in-one during the weekend,|? B f Y Start y 2 the fighting bronae beck bed deshed' cially after yesterday.” Southfield Near Knode played with a pulled ten-|with Harvey Hubar canning a 165-\$ erore 10 on Tour 3: Diisterwald wes ive don in her playing arm yarder on the 9th hole at Franklin) 2 : z reg sete | ee cee | OTR VACATION . : Gieasiaaies ual MacKay/|troit acing PCC’s 17th Sunday aft-|g =>} $ es C of Dayun, Olio, teamed to defeat erP000. 3 ; 4 | b * , , j 7 14.600 which jammed tho Lias- egion frown Bartzen and Grant Golden of Chi- = £* $ Have Your Transmission $ Ponta cago for the doubles Hubar is Franklin Hills club\$ Expertly Repaired by 2 final round. : | 62, 64, 57, 36, 60 champion. He used a five iron, fin-|¢ Factory Trained Mé : : ’ Southfield’s strong Junior Legion |* Peay ished the nine with a 36 (par),|> ! 2. playing in the next|baseball team moved another step|’ Mrs. —_ ile Fageros nad 71 for the round. 5 4 tor Repair 3 threesome to the District championship|won the doubles — Schubeck was playing in the|> FE 2-6887 > Snead and fdrmer Masters andlyesterday by whipping Birming-|4efult over — aset gpa tourney. He holed|@ a 3 = co champion Doug Ford were|ham 83 paced by the hitting andjt San oyreed aaa te tins his four-iron shot on the 165-yarder.|$ 1 MASTER 2 To Train for High Selary Position in Electronics, final group. It looked like it|pitching of Tom Ridley. nandez of Mexico City It was his first ace in 22 years at!g h 3 Redio & Television. Day ond Evening Classes Allow |/%22 2il over when the 46-year-old] Milford Thin « double deteat on| Montgomery sprained USF ®nkit: line game. wo SERVICE 3 You to Remain Fully Employed While Training started out with two birdies|Rochester, 30 and 51, and Royal Dave Sime of Detroit aced the|¢ ~, a ita 3 ! aie the first three holes, but then|Oak nipped Berkley 6-5 in 11 inn- Wi _ |130-yard No. 2, Saturday, at Bonny|> -'*\ 2293 Elizabeth Lake Road 2 : Mail Coupon or Call for Complete wo 2-5 66 Snead’s driver started to let him/ings in other Sunday games. Claw-|Oberson PYC Winner \Brook, Telegraph road layout. anannnnnnonoirnnnbnnrrrrnrtrrtrtos : | Information. No Obligation. — : Q flaown ‘and Finsterwald's putter son was awarded a forfeit over) qj); t= variable Winds Sus- - | Electronics | $457 Weedward (Denevan Bidg.) aged as + Waterford. day, over the Pontiac Yacht Club's i Sa = | ba NOUG Soe verse Apprenet. 1-21 Ridley strack out 13 and batted | course on Cass Lake, Al Oberson’s| ng By the time they reached the| in two runs with a double and |boat léd the fleet of 20 Lightnings | GMD . cocidedcccenriecreinestesssentecsessceresens Phene......:.+« ae - |jturn, the good-looking Finsterwald triple leading Southfield to its home, followed by Clarence Hol- ABMLOTE ses escveess ig Veeseeeb~catereoeccsees encod sccsxsedesuses sere a ee of Senne. 10th victory in 11 outings. Bob |man and Fred Prince. Sammy bogeyed the eighth and| pyar patted four with a triple, x * * - | Crewing for the winner were) : Snead cut that margin! gouble and sacrifice fly. Birming. hafn 1-0 in the ist but trailed [Penny Vedder and Bob Greisha- ber. Holman’s crew included Mrs, _|Holman and Ken Bonnett. Mayo Roe and Jerry Cane crewed for Prince. run to star in the opener and belted|" sions 2 dozen PYC craft will a long triple to Dat in a run ini. ‘taken to Tawas this week for the nightcap for Milford” Tom e a district Lightning regatta. ALIGNMENT SPECIAL g S if i i dr : i FoR gigs gh z i & s ¥ F B “y : shutout ball in relief asegeeee ‘ anthems dia Soiena Seciiae Ser eS NASA MME [70 which included an eagle, fin (ca, losing. Tiree tallied on ail] Complete Front End Be = si ao A © SPECIALS [ere US. Open chamsion Tomy It, Julius | —___ Pong: Giver "eed. Buse cons| Jameson-Faulk Team Se MCRL LIPS RISE SOMAR MMM lt tous Ford, Bob Rosbutg and features on your cor pe ee Four-Ball Champs : SAVE on this Firestone champion, finished with a 290, as| HOT SPRINGS, Va. (AP)—Old Used. Factory Mechanics.* did Fred Hawkins, while at 291|Pros Betty Jameson and Mary 50% SAFETY SERVICE | : 50 Includes All This: @ BRAKE ADJUSTMENT - Lena Faulk streaked from far be- hind into a tie for the lead, then whipped ‘young Wiffi Smith and Ruth Jessen on the first hole of a suddenideath playoff here Sun- BRAKES RELINED turi while Frank Stranahan. was|day to win the $7,500 Hot Springs 1. Remove front wheels and inspect drums and lining. [MM |far back in the pack with 295. | Four-Ball-Golf Tournament. MOST CARS | 2. Inspect grease seals for possible leakage. — B Sian Collegi vive abtiehe sit tes guan bain — : , . 2. Check and add brake faid if needed. ues Sign Collegian — | ve sa ed tenn, Mec || ODI SAVE ON PREMIUM WHITES ‘ Install weights as needed : " 3 BRAK rc. ° 188 : 2 . Labor and Material in 2" Ogrrect toe ones reg. 7° BS oe etic atc , MUFFLERS BUDGET TERMS ° Re-Pack Front Wheels | 95 aman aes Service Dept. - —__}]§_ -—_ Written Lifetime BS a, ee © Inspect Wheel 2 2 er *. 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Geneldenbrand Jr. jer doce = web athe plant.” tOrY |doctor pointed out that a lot of I estates stecdelc ae Wonentaadl te Mary C- Hoeffell, Farmington : _ |witch doctoring is based on a ~ LB. : concerned because of the weekly |. Bruce T- Enfield. Walled Lake The ordinary way fot an African sound concept of psychology. , the township board. Anestads Pores Orion" [Tey Sa ae ene Kenneth D. Ban, fur, Keego Harbor were a good thing but with) Simi. Stok Pee YOU'LL LOOK ond SEE BETTER “lamar ti-cieah. ie Bt , = eee | POTATOES 15: “AQ Intion well over 44,000, conditions| Bite"yR ser,txtneneater — | I With NU-VISION’S SENSATIONALLY NEW . . . are vastly different. ft —- Satlet Me tiie, Walled Lake * This is the one meeting of the} Kenn? H.7*one OO" approve David Slocum, Milford | recom-| Evelyn ton disapprove L. Hoffman, er eat est tne coning| BF "Seal Saks 7 aan whee tet A NEW CONCEPT Be a Johnson a minority group of| Marnyn o @mich, Wailea Lake in EYEWEAR BEAUTY Head. Lettuce GROWN » » 5 5 8 HEADS yLiy- and COMFORT... the. latest scientific discov- On’s people representing only a small Peemtags ef Coe total popeladian Gicuna Jf Miller’ 3079 Briggs could have complete control of) ajrrea w. Dorris, 212 Branch government operations. Pig) Essie L. Manson, Perndale could be disastrous,” he added. Zpmes,C. Jonson, Ramiitoa, Ohio Cari B. Merchant, 62 6. Roselawn the early 1800s, Constance M. Nemec, 3470 5, the law required that the meetings; Fichard z. Birmingham = ing and exer ture authorized townships, with retnt seen eo | pear ti se yo ny Pas es to hy wee at PN Heights . Those people who insisted that| Helen V. 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Saginaw Street at corner of Orchard Lake Ave, , | emeneee -_ 5 \ : ; * = 5 = % 1 3 \ : Py os * =f : ie i (eS \ * | /] ¢ ‘ ie ogres ys fe rates of eee sachet > ‘ « é . : i af . secs : \ : ‘ % a tA s a 3 i LZ eS + | * * | » ] : A > fi ame cay ot Virgin Jn 175 and was| ave tt two sates In Tonal | re Colone admitted to the Union as a state}were admitted .to the Union the Al WVIV re a meme, Sages ‘Coup’ He OQusts Ambassador! ek ES: ‘ Pp, =S eo Saad =a a: roe TA sD Prermry3| Head of “Embassy Theat e. an in Britain — 7 OLR 7 — A smartly BOX OFFICE OPENS 7:30 P.M. SHOW STARTS 8:25 Penna” a eels a po EXCLUSIVE FIRST SHOWING ef emp Sein Seah TOGETHER IN THEIR FIRST MOVIE! as temporary head of the Iraqi ALAN LADD and HIS SON DAVID mission to Britain. * *. & = sy of the Kingdom of Iraq is now] |= the Embassy of the republic. | “The ambassador and -minister near here said do not hold their positions now,” . [White Citizens he explained. Shortly —— oie se cin oe ee "aa oes rns oles oe niin ape le Paver. P os TEN YEARS LATER — Ever wonder what. the present Mrs. Bayard David Waring, of Ar- jof patrons to leave. e | Seagate * - becomes of the Miss Americas . . . and whether - lington, Mass.,.won the Miss America contest. | . * * < THEA 4 Col, Faik ‘brushed aside refer-| their tife-winning beauty lasts? Here's . Now, she has traded beauty contests, but not | In the darkness the Pry ; 2 Biccaea’ set & acta t sachs t's GE ae ea oe ? thee d Th . -, Ze - : ’ ? . 2S zANOING tncle of the slain King Faisal and| proud of i. In 1948 as Beatrice “‘Bebe” Shoppe, _ do it again.” : eS | i fo >.- alee ~~ 4% ee : : Tay pas tcc tanaieaie! - aaa ; “He’ per of the royal H Lj * * land his wife drove out of the) — fe rn oie tn Hollywood HeadTines City Police Hold Pair|sriveis usouen « Sed, and were - MA 4-2151 = ay oe | ~Sal 7 1 5 cteiey Race went to a nearby house and tele-| COMMERCE aie "= *'Filmland Whipping Up _ |as Burglary Suspects|sa2.2 deme’ seeao Ss DRIVEN THEATER DE | nt tino te eee: = Big’ Tribute to Alaska Pre hoarse a brpry wars, “el oot ate South Gad of Union: taken Seed 7 PM. eS at we te still their _ ~~ reported to Pontiac’ Police, most|show the show again for our own| HELD OVER THRU-WEDNESDAY. || !tends. We will be thelr friendly emomas 1 “We tound-ell-we-néeded-and cee amen, Tecorered aod two | rotection n oer relations Iraqi|* AP Motion Picture Writer (then . We went all over “ a frolicin eT ee “and Goa’b’ created /%@ woman” uninhibited sexi’ —N.Y. Post on the wall near)" «ang still we only touched the terests in Seattle nontrofied [27a + see ese was this Tmessage: Tuince,”, said. deriebaired $0|Ateaka, depleted the ‘salmon. by | ae pe | tense using traps that are outlawed| A. | a hard safe to) “The place is fascinating—fas-| everywhere else and avold wed |A-Bombs No Bother ard got + We will try again 800M.| cinating!* added his lovely: x : see you soon in| “art explained: “We went the feeling of to ‘ling taxes:in Alaska. ~~ SINGAPORE (AP)—Inche | ; : i Fy g LE gees i Be gi its | i sbi ik - : E i BR Hl Hb Ti! lee i E Me it eee stat Cool: MA 4-2151 = ’ is ~ "4 AI a | usual prob- v4 in States. They were) = «CLy “DEATH IN SMALL DOSES” Peter Graves — Mala Powers alpen I td bE ermine here ‘ Miles town, even from. —obtained- family’s signa- foe wr ere 5. — HELD DRIVE-IN THEATER on ee ee, eee NOW SHOWING Some Alaskans think thatjirabies control and dog warden at 1:10 = 9:60 « 6:46 - 9:39 OVER! | 2520 Airport Ra. on 38-2683 | statehood will-solve all the prob-|project, As she departed, the fam- said oneieaidiaiaietee | lems. It won't. The best hope for|ily pet, a dog, bit her on the leg. \ oe y | Alaska is in developing the tour- EXCLUSIVE & ats \ ) list trade. The scenery ts unbe-| - ’ € “ WS ame” TREVOR: WYNN: |tourist attraction if they had ade- f _ 4“ i crime , NW -MILNER-JONES cease, — Ijtor visitors. | Assembly has declared : — : * x ® : ALSO : : COMING JULY 30th ‘ above es “HIGH HELL” | “BRIDGE ON THE flag united states. Thats natural . ria a = = SENSATIONAL with JOHN DEREK RIVER KWAI becauge everything has to be AAPA ppDD DA H a j : A if BRIGITTE ae | a ae ens oe BARDOT “eo | wan DRIVE-IN ~ m. THEATRE ‘a _Starring in a fiév French Film es, Seem = Vikings | ao, ee SOON ) Qe i i Mn Mi el i i ti ti i ei ie te i ee “= a 2 ne i i i i i EEF Sr we te i de he i ie ie ie € COOLS OOS Cwwew ie ie ia = 3 ra crt * Now Exclusively at FE 4.4611. 2150 OPDYKE RD. aha re ‘ tet’ dL ae Ts 4 Oakland County’s Newest Most : ; ADULT ~ Beautiful Cocktail Lounge : mE ~ ATL MAKE YOO APRA... 2 Entertainment C2 . ; . ce : ‘ You say "can't scx he ay yoke foams an & 1 | ape be ant , tuncheon and dinner menu to pléase the : | . most discriminating palate. - ’ | 2nd HIT! COCKTAILS H | a.- LUNCHEONS ‘| | ere eg x x ; eT Par a Erauicin @@aMl| es ica! | iN 4 sone | 4 guecaminte eo | | @ Businessmen’s Lunches Served Daily @ | : Toughest{] | | Open AM t2AM. 1. ge fisice yom “Gira in « 5 ERRRER: MICHAL | Henrv’ TC acle Loun e et’ Talent J ne Om" Comsteng Fikes «papal ecpenddcaanantael . : : ih Henry's Bloomlield ton) 5 “DIAMOND | ) al /EONES sf \ i B.. ADVENTURE”? ff see. ssomine cate, miconn'st ear ane m4 HH] SAFARI” |] mo ahi enemas F E FAMILIAR 2 WELL) iS. ELL STANDISH Itt f+ YOUR 5p by American standards FACE IS fee tey Too, By McEvoy and replied Virve. “You see, EeenAL ER OF N SEAS marriage was arranged by rey | UM-YAGl=~ NAVIGATOR fa OU — Ane 5 * parents. I “six! A, wt WEREN'T YOU COOK R] “He NAME 16 MASOR AMOS CERPUL ORES ; my death was false DB - | decided a ,; _ “My ) lish,” said , bit since your alleged death." | $-**4%~*"4* 4 et a ae Scie 4 as - Ul [-= -~ . : : ( Vv . B i 5 e . d = @ 7 ea OSS se a Pade : ) ) Baim TI : years after ay \ ) . va afi fl nh I sold my : ‘LY . - ae (lu tight Spe in the profits. ALLEY OOP Since then I've traveled ex- Ny Cah y py aes HEY, OOOLA! 1S THIS TH) YES, THATS THE ONE, J < PVA from Nina's book, I intend to settle ( = = FES 4 * BE ; Y pei Le in London permanently. I have no : . : love for my native land under the : Communists.’* After Virve departed, Alf Shuller : said, “Everything appears in order. What-do you think, doctor?” eeseal ing the hospital’s error. . Se See = “[@ let Inspector Winters ex- NANCY © ‘ ~~ By Ernie Bushmiller amine his papers. 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Tgp GURY MM gSe8 hb tie eel Per at Sethi ein el i HATE ana | S29 edi chads «Uy feel eat EE | gS fe ali gf SS GAL GN a Metals EB adi Sd HRA RE agg i ts | 285 pte Heo RE BL 2) et A235 lt a caemntay SE ever |e Eh Taste ae ME | oS a Hall dtae eet ae fate th a 5s= if SUSU test Wiatait) SB est ded | i! Wa AMPH He 222 RE Shae alll Be Hate wees! Exp, Typists . : mip. Operators A - ar RUSSEL KELLY OFFICE SERVICE N avail- FUNERAL HOME Ambulance ae Toy Demonstrators rE SoM: WASHINGS AND _IOniNGS. Pickup & delivery, PE 43135. Building Service 12 ALL KINDS OF WORK. Ee. Ss eet Os ed. OR 3-5600. a1 We A block & stone. vie Insko 5-7467 The Pontiac Press Se an oe hiro 8 POR. WANT aed tererted m,calng cuir te nea DIAL FE 2-818t “Bogetine. “rier “Soe ant FE From Sam.toSpm lasers pores ‘Tinney. the aint for errors oibet . for tet sorton of Ge ft eer tes voon te dered Targeues rea me error. lee A Seas Se Om |e ieee oer : 4 bie to and eStats cae foie yh =e Sere | jcpeeeeans oe barat | Transient Want Ads may _Becves Go, Atuobors, Mass, “ EVELYN EDWARDS | $a" NSELING “AAA Floor Sanding ! . Reason able, Jensen. FE ‘ A-A_TRENCHING OR _3-4943. A tom - JET-GAS TURBINE AND ‘TURBO PROP ENGINES © $150 |. "UNIVERSAL BLI WOME ssscssverteevcccssees AGB ce Pre ee City suse VOCATIONAL COU cup! A ue ie 2Dazs ons {Reet 1 ee Bibs pears. Terms. Bill Ellison, FE Bie te _| kant te twee fi ig F.C ESE ae ig BOOKKEEPER . ents . EMENT-AND MASON Work Free esti- builder, Free estimates. 1-3461 a aa basements Ag ag 7) CEMENT as. as & PLACE A LOST” AD. Call FE 28181 for ‘an ad ‘|to recover a loss. Dial FE ' 2-8181 for an ad-writer. ‘TM Reg US. Pet. OF, @ 1900 by HEA Serves, “Mom lost her temper, forgot the psychology book, and _ Warped my personality!" 1-21 é "s : Weeds and mad removed. Free estimates O% 3-6126. & owt RAgLING ANY KIND. | FE , wl a} O’DELL CARTAG GENES-MEATING SERVICE Aces | ae es FE __Moving & Trucking 19 a up free of i | Trucks = Sos ‘dreds Pontiac Farm and Industrial Tractor Co. Open pati “Oftclnding Santas 2 to Rent TRACTORS DRESSMAKIN' G, TATLORING, AL- terations. Mrs. ell. FE Bodeli. PE 49053, & LIGHT PLOWING, GRADING, DISCING | truck mowing. gee oe “4238 - se? MOWING. PLOWING AND BULL- ‘wanted, FE 5-80940, MOWING, | ALSO FinisH grading. OA 83228. insurance Agencies 17A. “CEMENT & BLOCK PE 5.0783 : Fe] rep din top. soll On Sate oe FE ARID MAN, NEAT Hat rh ia ga 1 ve svesee Time Gsually home. f 4 i 3 \ Say “charge it.” P. & Pa R ia. Fake siete ania EANDMCAPING, FETEINO, Gur |_ tS‘ vl aus or FE Sui fo Dem G, Mitchell, Physio-Tt py 21A Lawn Mower Sharpening COLLINS = WHITE'S NURSERY | PHYSIO THERAPY v1 8. Lk. Rad. FE §-4711 = ne = 1965 Onion Lake Ra. Caer Fae Om S07 i y | [ede REWARD, OR 33448, :| REACH CASH CUS- il fied Ads. Call FE 2-8181. Tf _no answer-FE 8 __M. P. STRAE Typewriter Service 22A TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING eg Mg PS fice Supply Co. 17 W. Lawrence. __Upholstering “23 BEADLE DRAPES, SLIP COVERS, materials & used furniture. 1927. __ Lost & Found 24 Taite dom th uttler of 6 paps. ’ ww i vic, eid = » & zE Greenshi after 8 : PARAKEET. ANSWERS TO the name of “Pinkey.” Reward. FE 2-4592, A : A . Wie Drayton Pisins, Phon On $1550. a Z brown. caring | beers collar, ~ Hobbies & Supplies 24A ges Notices & Personals 25 MASON SHOES TJ COMPEAY , ..,, any GIRL On WEMAN 7 FE 2133 "Confidential ‘The Sal ARLES TER — ee FEMALE DACHBHOND. Wtd. Miscellaneous 28 "S1_ TO ‘33 STOCK MERCURY OR Pord V-8 motor. OR 3-1402 Wanted to Rent 29 FPURN, OR UNFPURN. 3 BEDRM. house, Clarkston area. Last of Aug. for? or3 months, MA 63876. ——— | Wtd, Contracts, Mtgs. 32 New isf sat- itactorg,imgpectga eetiat K. L. Templeton, Realtor 2339 Orchard eo Rd. PE 4-4563. Ready, Willing and Able Cash ‘buyers for contract, Call aoe FE 4-3581. . $90,000! To invest in good Land Contracts, fastest action in town : Edw. M. Stout, Realto Daily ‘til § “ Tl ON. ina Phone " WANTED _ . LAND CONTRACTS BUYERS WAITING A. JOHNSON, Realtor 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. FE 42533 :| Wanted Real Estate 32A “ATTENTION. GI, FHA AND be yb ate te Oe es oF ASH LI D GET C FOR YOUR PROPERT A. JOHNSON, Realtor 1704 S. Telegraph Rd, FE 4- 533 FOR YOUR HOME—Call us for details. We can give you action on cash sales now! Must be id tions, homes and in e~ loca ALSO—Buy, sell and trade, L. H. BROWN, Realtor 1362 Wi Huron ~ Ph, FE 2-4810 Multiple Listing Service $‘CASH $.. - .. 48 HOURS HOME — EQUITY ‘LAND CONTRACT | * oh Wright & Valuet “MS OAKLAND A FE §-0603 ne > We will travel show you how your home, laid service, No che RD. RILEY, Broker ¢ash for TOMERS through Classi- / see you and/4¢ Seetel colton. M. Jones, Real Est.- Huron FE +8550 WANTED ANY KENNEDY am WO ONT, AL for , wtilitiIes & waching — furn., yr, sround, 3 RMS, NEAR TOWN, PVT, ENT. RSS Soa Wee cae a Ny gs FOR CTs. BJ. Vane 4540 Dixie Hwy.| £2, * barn, everything turaished, OR 31358 _loquite 3 Aubara, oflce te sear cect 7 & @ RM, PVT. BATH. CASH [raat sss , Se ee ee Te 3 RM, FORK APTS. NEWLY bo “obligation Gare Sie ot ee US ee ae as os 7 AMS AND a ee SB ARRO ‘ow Murphy . Adults 5143 Cass - beth Rd. ee ENT in ", PVT. BATH 186 Clark Real Ar murce. as Peiry. Pit $1008 or PE 25236. a oon 2Rms., Priv. Bath, Clean s - a ——} bE. ren sears 6 2-431 7 RM MODERN. PVT. BATH. FE 2-5319. 98 -Center. 3 RM, FURN. APT., PVT. TH & ent. Auto. off neat, Water soften- er le only. Mt. Clemens &t. FE +l 3 RMS. AND BA orated. Pvt. Off-street eg ry hy ym or ith all & call 4-061. 7 RMS BATH. NR. Hospital 1 : 3-0522. 3 BEDRM, NER 4 3 UN- jon Lk, Ru, Also 1 pom ar gp eg baby welcome. r* Clair. R. A Tt furnished, $50 month. 2165 Pon- tiac Rd., near e. 3 NICE ROOMS, AN, COL- ored couple. MY 3-1664. 12 to 10 p.m. 3 8, A Yr’ $15. week, Fi 5-2043, > RMS., PVT, BATH & ENT, $21 ' 2-, 3 AND 4-ROOM sea 2 BE St Bn A PE 4-1091. 3 NG room, kitchen & 2 bedrooms, Util. furn, $17.50 wk. OR 3-7206 week.” Inquire 4145 Cass-Eliza- __beth Rd. 3 ROOMS AW A Baby jeloome, 193 Plorence. 3A J ROOMS, ya or FE 4-3064. RM. A 2 ; , WITH , bath. PE ise. J ROOMS, PRIVATE BATH & Gas heated. 87 8. Parke 8&t. RM, DUPLEX- . - vate entrance. Eye: rm 4 miles out. m $8194. 3. LARGE. S.. PVT. bath and ent, 264 8. Park, FE 37-9440 . it, hadtante Phe furn. = chard Lake . ° ten on catre Bast sid - nee \ ored, Phone FE 5-8683, z 3 N ND QUIET, uitites mn be Rorthview Court, R A N furn. Baby weleome. 210 8S An- Ht towed. re ise : g 4 RF a Fe +1 RM, IND iR. NO DRINE- : ers. Children 72 Washington 4 OM Lo Ng BATH. UPS 5. of double ‘with children: Gall Fi after 5 p.m. 38. Math Li C 38 * ‘|2 RM, HOUSE, PARTLY FURN. ” $e Wall, 23-3185, trent home at tarerd. eles monthly. Phone 34519, 4 & BATH. YOUNG COU- ple or hashelors. FE 6-2706, 2072 Commonweaith. (ROOM HOUSE B GAS HEAT. BA- by welcome. Anderson street. Ap- ply 194 Going St. = EAN 1 BEDRM,. Hi . A ‘ant weloome. 296 Perry ) Lonnie Wears rE ‘on Rent Houses Unfurn. 36 BED: R NA tS 2 children Ortony’ AT, ho ¢ ren. “md : B OOM ; Feo, MMSE \ BEDAM, MODERN, YPAR nace Newly decorated, Lk. priv. mo . aioe 44621) eer “Bud” Nicholie, Realto or 42088 or PE 3-6053. PONTIAC LAKE. cab- R&EK Motel. RESORT FOR RENT Vacation for family of five. Beaw- tiful Available balance ie RM. IR, elderly couple. No ehildren please, | 5@ f . Ev furn., $18 Teerages. Brees She STOVE “ua wonran. | Do See Fe . | with ’ rnd water i? ss >| Saat ROOM FOR} iM FOR MAN, NEAR | ice, i N Port ‘Offi o drinking. LARGE, AN rR tlemen. Private entrance Nelson FE 4-4373. a ja | svelson Fs and kitchen privs. Rooms With Board 3 . ORCHARD CT. APTS. ND NEW EXTRA CLEAN, HOME-STYLB _+——_AIR-— ——— Heals, 14 we Fru . pp gw + 4, - : 1 Pee WiTHOU? . = gf - 7 fevelen. sat. FE 6-427. ae 1 or 2 centimen, il Convalescent Homes 38A HAVE VACA soetny women, B or pa- th fine scat vb bast WEST APTS NEW, Bewiy decorated, ius hema Prt now open, Reas, rates. MA 5-3488. North side apts. with 1, 2 or 3 bed-| | Hotel Rooms 39 "Tonga, ingdern, to percweer”| HOTEL AUBURIN M. A, BENSEN CO, Rooms by Day Week » | FB 42521 or after 5, FE 6-1172. Als 1 or ? ee Rent Houses Furnished 35 | «4 ‘aupu: . ‘Eeaa oak Kent Stores 40 M N COLONIAL 8 T full Consmens as heat, near ~ General ‘Hocpitai, ‘Parking in 4 i } fore eee 4) _ Fr How) i : i Bi il aie ai ga i ii =z , Hardtop street. cash to 4% per cent m Only $11,000. fy i fl see g Ze) oe these items and more hom Pith Gau “tor information. | 00m, large living room Cy ou aise John. K. Irwin & Sons | only $15,500 with only $2,500 Realtors .. down, “os Since 1925 313 West Huron Street LAKE FRONT Phone PE 5-0447 Eve. ct anal 7 RM HOUSE, YEAR AROUND,| Dupgelow ion, beautiful, tee Daily 9 to ay 1 2 dik. from Gocley Lake. $5,000. og Bg El 1s an ie SPLASH!!! $6425 io. be appreciated. Priced at the surf of this sale sandy oan as Gas furnace. $1,125 down. $900, DOWN ae , ~ Blidin luminum windows 8 et ge : month room modern bungalow 01 nd cmd we ah EAST SUBURBAN 835 -Robinwood. heat nice FR eee™ ee. 4 room pects Maing, oo] Sac PteY ant a pele weRALDWIN AVE, 1° vag eo? 2 ga . “Gee, Uncle wee I can hardly a until you're one : Stare bailing, 7 rece, modem SUE tia es, Th my ancestors!” act ‘Also other investment é : : - CUICKLER REALTY | A. JOHNSON, Realtor For Sale Houses 43 me 7. ee 1704 S. Telegraph Rd.: | Uoaow Parse | EEE eee | wn . = : posal and dishwasher. FESS | peers | 99,500 | amu Ss — bedrm. homes ~|~__" TAWRENGE W, Ail terms. walle 3. betes rick | trile gh | basement, vs SOS DOWN |: Gaylord. ELWOOD REALTY | |"is Staten ca:| ae | IN AKE’ PRIVI- lero 'S betcm: Full basen 4 Model open 1:30 to 7 pier basement. .— enh 766 cor.,Kinney BETWEEN at, | 1 blosk m4 ar KOMHAG AND ROCHESTER . WESTOWN REALTY | c. a ame ot ues om | SoM 3 MIDDLETON PE on) lovely 4 year old 3 bedroom Cu —— LISTING SERVICE . yoy Fomad a = CLARKSTON AREA — cae Siastered. walls, oak floors sell, duplicate on your lot or ‘West ; ase Lake. your plans. beautiful” ar : ~¥ Bs) - | , DRAYTON WOODS . —¥- the gana, eter. ; 32681, City Bewer & Water- i ° 3 e with room ooking Lake Extra | ..OR_3-1070 ee, I zak foors, plastered ali gull ores ving room and din- yg BAe g ‘A terms, porch, Ve: comfortable rade ig George R. Irwin) ,vsurs xeromrs FE or OR 3-416 “Peaceful ttving in this at- eR. bt ce oaved sireet : : ~ down. : fers, Nonisunl Eiteben with Neat Walled Fake. 8, schools Leslie R. Middleton Near WaltersLake ~- See for You WwW ay Rent? 1 HAYDEN | hraretes it | R53 Miicxersnam | "TFC pee on St SEES| Te WE Main Se | "Ea ey see, ne $59) Done, $0 Month | att “leu en | | RETA Serre nee anno moms WHITE, | eee oe | Bear] STOUTS as , eg co] ” Reaather as 'Satand CS 7 : H : aide aves tet Saxe | Giroux-Pran UYS che AR rise Ure N OE eg oe “nis,?eratmetey = | saieaae oo | ngs sai ks | BEST BUYS Sts : . ing is aCe car 5 oa Lee | Pinanel f avaiable, ints | E'S tow price for this one. Bow’ dows paymeat, Owner. MMU Lake Privileges © has o fenced back yard, slumb) Seminole Hills — TODAY — ficors. Basement, oll fuirmace.|is x, PIKE -_OPEN EVES. | Le gaee : This 2 bedroom cottage ts| sulted & selling for ‘ living, ropes, treplace, deny mod TE | coped tt e's a | EB 4.9584 ( > I S Build Now _| ii Semen ‘cal Sear ig, | tse &tarrance, °° See eee | WE BULD NEW ROME, to) —— eS obe os sr gear, Gu puma ct | Sut" teat leg | Trade Your Equity é Fie teotints East Boulevard CONVENIENCE | as ieee! LT Tr |_| RR Rescate Seteaae| ramet Gis beatae | Sak Ptelcan ‘bamter'it| WILLIS M. BREWER |" » nova bone wim ou| Fue. ‘amt cing on 4 ee RL ee Se A ~~ he — ge 4 ee ee ~ a Sag % Rau, adlge MoD. Best Sai Bae oh ri | sais sade toun: ciel = a Sea set EH Gat™ | 4 Barm, Lakefront | {stu Soar boat withqet tuccent | ——— ree = bank} “owe ab to Srick Raneb home on, corner lot ne ‘ 1350 ft. of space, plus pote oS gpg er. x oe More 8a. select oak floors ay : . living deter ies oe eee Bel] BOS wes |Hempstead| sie ta fattai S| so TEE Taro ners and even. wit bas setae Be, bathiroom. has LAKE privileges. Owner Transferred “Targe “pooded vio apt em 8 am hy to 4 yamils| Wallrapersand coger curiae 12 | No, money’ down. We, are earng this lovely three | Tange {govaed lot, 20 i feep-| ben # seo Bm See te Sanur s| Be <= Eis room Sevcnents uly ‘room Bearoon AD i ; with living : Mas 3 Gt bet. water, | pat 2 a, acc ‘briglly dee three spacious bedrooms, "wilh $3,000 or _ Introductory Offer with sandy beach $25,200, Terms. INCOME, P ee Hitchen with siove & oven, ' 10% DISCOUNT $400 DOWN, Plus_?-.H.A. _mort- incom in Forced auto, 011 eg Bag - 3 Bdrm. Brick Ranch A new area of choice gage cost. W 3 bed- rental $236 mo. Large COM-| heat. Large just s 4 4 2,100 sq. ft. in this 3 bedroom| sites ine peighborhood room ranch e living l_for| stone's throw lake. far garage. oll heat. elec. welet| oman brick home with an at-| protected - with in book shelves. details on this money A 7 val per mo. This is © «| tached ge st you be soend © Ere &. Wall to wall carpet in. j wake, overyints. deen io. appreciate. Low price of| kiteben with ‘large seuss Paint Gutade' SO: a ge earnon wiames rane | Hose HUSIE, aol Se et| Sire wtih hace nod Seek Mex soe dae tops. Pt cove cell-| $12,500 — choice West Side loca- rbiock e ft, only off master Xm _jeree ade frees ane, ings, Tue bath wit wer. Oi) = a S living room. large bed- 10. Sard; EMPSTEAD 2 nal from pools. Price with 6 ag Bn A mace. _ Joaie Eving soem pee ag Bt. PE 4-284 a . ‘ Gark. : » J.C, HAYDEN, Realtor | . active Eitchen wan Zormlse| taree tie Se one Eves, FE $0510 ___FE 3-3911| seal at $30.00. "| piive out a4, Eas a Perry —"walten. Bun. 10 to 2| feomy. pedroome “and bath, all| Tage. go Be. WISNER SCHOOL DISTRICT Ave. Borth of Pontiac. PE 2-041 — Open Eves. on one floor. Pull basement. Ex-| Just’ mortgage costs dn, ae } ee. See, H Watch for Ladd’s Signs cellent vision with all CITY ‘aie pow ge Mang atic egw : WHITE BROS. : - LADDY’S, INC. OUR BEST BUY. | *sveniences ght gpa Me furnace: mlcsly land: | aoa, S, HOYT REALTY Bet" coubiaation ses: | shette:Yaloe lew tures gee | SP" Bree Bi Bet. 16 8) DOUBLE HEADER 2-9040 way : cae. FHA . Pull price $9,950.) DRAYTON PLAINS 24 8. T Rd. On 3 lots. Only 2 bedroom frame. LAnem BONE. a] aire | app Se | peat eR SES Gee ee eae : RAY O’NEIL, Realtor | Paul M. Jones, Real Est. ake peg dR gh gh GJ 262.8. * Telegraph Rad. ope 9-9 | $32_W: Huron PE _48550 NORTH SIDE down << - ws be FE_3-7103 B_5-8715 | GOO Dt . MODERN, ONLY $900 | Modern Zvedtms. full basement, touble garage & NO DOWN PAYMENT a bar | Beer ree ange ae, Net! | MONEY 10 BE MADE , Take | __ irs ee, s8 set | echee Pee uae Boies 4 sat | MO Fe oe -tas bewn. te |22-Sue e oe "gloss te new schools and : sri| 170 W. Pike St. Pm 4soos| get, 3 lots, $ Yoom house wit Dorris & S aE ‘ Sock “toerores, aust few ike St i008 x DOITIS & SOM | - — watabysnea | at luet tor minutes from Pontiac — | ( P “4 d this a, ares e money. er : “ om Edw. M. Stout, Realtor Pere writ: - yprngre pewe tome, | gm. deme tert icom,| FOTITIOGE | "| BRICK RANCH — | at? Sar skeen g.ueimy, rem. barnes zm oe pat STOP |!!! attractive hom ot manage gg = Fags ly IS THE “BIRD”" TO sEEZ R. Hilt A lg mm. with bri heme. Pal 2 : Casing foro, petrom | aE gattaee stead | Havmce petmacnacrs ! a ee, | eee cee | eet eee) KNUDSEN] 2SES MAREE). Grbreasticg ont TP En! alii near peel nw, ne tee enn| Kae meee | maaan ca : Wed e Say rie ay, | oe onder apa, Mag goes] sain we, massa re se Tepe | Benen oe | wu | Beer) Geeees or app’ | ee eee cre | Seanaer | EEA E—, i 900. ed Iota, basement, 3 car xiecheer oe Swe basement, : : cation, a bemt., ; = ANNETT’ Lakefront garage, closed-in . 2 ear attached gareze, . ews pad fenced and hes one pelo irs WEST pad ee : BEAUTIFUL Baga you big. Now = : SST RRDIE’ i Split-Leyel brick home with get wane guer feies| | news te Sas te Deir for only $11,500 on easy| side—Four home, city = : ; SE | SRS) RS ST | NORTE SE | Ore vinage Back | ERSTE] ow PR Ss ae | SURE peer to pe dows " with 3 and WATKINS LAKE area. 3 . large living room, full base moat rd pests lM engn, tobe ee bath, also a and ee full beint., ree. space, Gli best. See ae weno gage (ELIZABETH feng, tebe anace | Mist" Wl'tine Gee "| ea amie Bars cae | eg Samah ele | Lee aerate et] ema baled Near Schools _ LAKEFRONT || Sitch & |, son Ris trina) face marae SO... | Binal 22 | sore mezgcen_ no trea) ne HB Roms ¥ : c- * eG. owe e : , Sue : Good Waterford Twp. loca. veeutiful of. lake Feation room. n feces, on, paves street, C56 | tam ang. extra HO dandy. fenced and | pedrm, brick Sarees te. | rtgenae in Soe wet fe her aarti | farigea'at hee || Seer aivas | | MARI Cn Tek me | Hence Piiee tues Seotel| Hae Pease ' Fe *g ous mporary . é 2 [eae ae - bemt.. : “ sepceranse ant Name ar custo — 3 bedroom room bungalow. 2- ; hard- : oe ie ors comet ee of aly _aerqnged. Call us! home with ead ” Saf cee (ol no Aoors ae sous & REALT GI SPECIAL : Scburpan oektion, po ge) Wooded lot i20siz7, $22 860, West Side Brick “Athwssher, Returel ity ear” 3 om Thome. no, dpa payment, Mortgage Costs | wm 43561 ot tans eee #is.080 peehees 1 Terms.} Terms: _ % Rooms and bath home ‘ e, ‘| ia uy 3 soon . wo 4 ae a ore. | ACRE COUNTRY HOME — ACRE ESTATE—Walied ogy Rol Rag ar Possession. once 50 vee nd walls, select gak GEORGE BLAIR 1 oe ork : Want room for s sade, horse oF Exe ares, newly remodeled "ing ‘system and fireplace in con Bare 8 gumenee: te END. prade. ae aed a wr 5 ag mn 1g bathe, isxi6, firepi : fhe sun room of den. Has pines. Owner eave. el at Bint? senth arin ee see ON Die ET sine 7 ti yi any ee att we ® nol Y den, modern F + tonite Mle ond bass Scar $29,500. < Just off dosiya %4 block, tm- | ___ Eves. OR $1708 | Bl ID pearance pary. Peneed yi ream sat fied beans 2 ¢ : e. be purchased oe show you. oe seas ee Sine an, ber pee condition. Cait} —~-garage,—guest_how —— t on terms, with $3,835 : C for further detail bach Bm ‘ Sy ee CLARKSTON FIONRER HIGHLANDS ( [I ES , : ry Sr a Flo Wheat tas, Res ioe rn 30x50. r Colonial — e ; ; aS ‘a i ; Kent Inc. | eo bedrooms | “plus. en, ist a thy Ne -— | Elizabeth Lake Privileges 10 “Tee oF Hwy. at Telegraph WM. H, KNUDSEN. | _Hehed is'enatenees ie | So Gaied te is } dh, eee buck and | ge OP: AMPLE PARKIN REALTOR 244 § Telegraph. Rd. ; pines, activities room in full/ go many of the features’ | ~ Nothing D puneslow nee S 4 ie cs OE ment, hot water heat yo -re0l home. othing Vown... roomes bath down, um FE Evening No, FE 2.3285 and” only $3,000 down. Where) $ersred iY ereened patio to Gt .on this 2 bedroom upstairs. : LA K can you it? and 4 2 car . The con serauie tan elanes, en age : ‘ yf, | ee brovides ens We nave the key, 60 call si ed Walls, oak floors, gees Bateman | Etre | “et Paes _ QEFAWA DRIVE, TRADE OR ferred will aive con i : ae Oe ., Owner accept. your venient « By ap- - North Side < bovme. look Ni Seat town oa payment. on this de — — cd A nice 2 m built in swadbrcr “ge Sirable “¢-bedroom brick home. K an lpsen AUBURN HEIGHTS 2 |. da, Meat gohogt sores, ot. No Steps toClimb . water ges steam peat, beaute| REALTORS FE 4-0528] fads inege i iy many ppoumtmnent aowl ns’ 7-1 gn one. oor sa fearing ; 13778. Telegraph “Eves, & Sun, < , Belighteul vie f excellent neighborhood. a modery oneute, | GILE co fui ‘ . RRO ETRE S cre PUTER coon xermer.| pare totS Ei kavee”| Seateat yates % up. DISTRICT. y : og F : : A Living ‘room, dining foom, end) 33. ft ataed Week tae RAY O’NEIL, Realtor , nt, ‘A. dandy : _ Kitehen $8,900 with $1,900 a. Bodiry baths, . Tele : ACEDAY. fae ks ou're, ‘paint Also .v. WO wilh trade ee Bak toors, plastered ‘wang Ol FE 37103. — ™ FE sar “hie $ room me Ay, 4 years Brash, BAS What! Se sh ode or plan of varablg te a + Becehens value. sie | WILLIAMS LAKE~ natie beats. Rnolty -p “Bud” Nicholie, Realtor’) $4 | Elizabeth Lake Estates 040 DOWN Weer sUBU AN Pepoechy see 2 beeen Mae _ qling,. soll 49 Mt. Clemens St. = s| su, alg A ive built in: fendscaped tot louder Th. Living | fives’ acer garage and nee lot, Gall nner | “bedrooms. ‘all 2 a and hall carpeted, Veneti sO cs hese te oo a mee oe ivin a. storm doors, windows ‘ eo ge _—_ >. . nice end ; asieasele privileges. Requires $5,000 down. for were. Very pleasantly COLORED : CUS BUILT fruit trees & lots of grapes. 4 Com decorated on ‘| Saxtra large . room attractive § room gay wi ‘a basement, miss. ST ee EAST OF JOSLYN, 8 | Pome with full basement, gas red wails, | "Fast thet "s porch, a toes meet states. ne “at $10, = a of gaten apace : _ Smith: ° | BRR eS| Seca =| oe Wideman |F: &.,./904,Ce:| JIM WILLIAMS}, “141g W. Huron s+ WE sunt Commer wiley gins © MY) i eALDWiN ip neue wa os ; . ; : “A & A “= = * ef ‘4 oe 5 i j ks” { x ri t 3 ' Z a i a ss Soe gS eee oes Nees en ee eee mah ese oe Ee ele ) (ee 7 “ = - ee 2 55 Bae seh tel ae ahs cs ohare 6 Call \ ae lie miler apes in Oakland County, x: ; front sing, Ss XR. “OD ExARTA VAREX. IRS. MIXED Boyle. Serrice pour own candy, nd Aromtry LOAN Sale Household Goods 52| 300," 1, EF. ow Stop or, call tor treevaatimates.| Leme.28 pice’ sian BRIVTENS. “MU 40037 eee ore PL ann ante a cB #0421 <6| ALL TILE SOLD open 35 MM CAMERA , f140 Clyde Rae} mile west af eens Oo ce, ede FRIENDLY SERVICE Ae gDEEP ERY: UTIL. | Otiaue Seer Reet ase Thor, | , AT LOW DISCOUNT PRICES ERRY ‘DOOR SALES Bg Bn ny Ry gg EE , minignum investment required. te-| TEAGUE FINANCE ¢ end ‘cage, OR 3-4415. echeivinator “Terme to sult. | Pilstic wall tle vo. 0c. Je en. | SS Fadeee ee re ee aT oR enood Males. $18 to ment, Write Box 10, Press YN. MAIN “1a BAND-HC RUGS, BEAU-/o4 Oakland Ave. FE 1 | Armstrong floor tile.......- ST Gar adheuer a oe over $100, Tt BNLARG- | _ stud service. Ortonville NA Tass LUMBER tiful im d wool, # by 12’. $75, | -—— sELU > AUTO Plastic wel sorecang _5-2786. in DGD MOLLE FOR COTs Lua Ri _& BUILD. ROCHESTER, MICH. > rs . OR ae i DE XE AUTO. 1 ) re ae ea, EH HEATERS GAT Pron oe Tom. Gerls, WANTED GOOD TE HOUR g su building, small en GREEN SECTIONAL, new, 2 ove’ auto.| Armstrong Viny1 ttle "| Hor v WATER HE HEA 30 GAL. pert. _female ies. OA 83057. serait Gost place for genstal cos: eaves Wardrobe, Best offer takes. OW deer yer, con tes Ri Sine te: fe TILE proved. 630.” alue, srs and "FE 2-1 boollamen we w st ® 7798. ble, cost $150; pad cost $48. Both | 1958 W, HURON FE_3-9623| $59.50, "These 1 are, relight We BUY, SELL & TRADE CAME Ware : 7 of 6g Re ee novtieere > ry Ca: DRM. 0. 3361 Erle Dr. Orchard Lk.| jen Bptvi-| Also el eta - tag 8 i RL on - el atle downtown, id, ‘um so ae OSH ad | eae Fn os : “tose toe” ovations La Rewsona peas healers ‘at “a irri Re a pao he Slog Doers Comers Sh oS Gaon es S| eee _ cree —_ = autom eq an : ates. io" 6 < = ogs ra wash Deiag 50, Pe wv ry. Airpo: Sorgying Se! — 16... 1My acres gin house & 2 car ge- ford basize ine Bell oF or Jes lease. Bid ir ONLY AT HFC 4 Lette aL pees ULY. SPECIALS— Fortine * Mis for Ww — sot ER With "Sale Rated Goods 62| yoarviwo ALL BREEDS. ALL ‘Sagina' '* * . ctric, hs * : * 8 So MANY OTHERS! _Backs. {Money Service backed by (epee [BLOND MAHOGANY MEN: | | Guaranteed, from ;..; $78.00 Aluminum Awnings roe PN eae | oe wane WORLITZER ACCOR. dogs bathed & groomed while in iddle Straits Lake. |) “LET'S TALK © 80 YEARS _ SS | al miguacanteed, from’)... $48.00 mescurlog we have several oe barat AL et he BALDWIN SPINET. “EX earn eee. eee Soap: | _Rochestet. OLive 1-8% pivd. oe, Se poe OS BUSINNESS __ | 7 REECE BLOND DINING ROOM MOTORS, A f 18 AP. pati ov picture, window rane ae | _um, “balance 70. rae geil, ps eng | x nachoetee, Cite Te af Fonte ’ _set, OR 3-0026, ev: % at we ig size. | {gamut sesame ‘vermest| — Grocery—~SDM EXPERIENCE |7(x-9 0a. corres “ame | coon nougrgekema suor | tie" saa a ateton ay "Fou | ee | a0. ok ag GALLAGHER'S socta| Ea Surranett at 8. Tele Well knows. grocery, with For fast, friengly service from | _ chairs. rE 2067 oa. rag. | 2M Ham ve 4isss| *>4 ote, chit i Yor avaliable elses | TRE leone Sit, FREE Hay, ‘irain & Feed 71 wine tally courteous 7 PIECE LIVING R rr 4 UE .% buy i teple : PANERA AAA ern cottage neat inke ultaa for] seepepensin sa tb Sac Bs, came Ameri ceet hd brand Dew vinceapon a cle ae O§, PUBL | “ATR CONDITIONERS parody y price, installed. | ofan sae, Maa oe ioe |e BES Rae : Pg - Pedders % H, P. — raw @. Phone MA 5.0666 Pet 000. DOWN grosy~reesonsbe weme: 16h yin privacy. with Ta | fee table, 2 decorator lamps. all! cENMORE IRONER. GR-| Fenliaves “Cools "de de.suumidiies. JULY brevet ep, he ihe, pr ALL TYPES HAY, W, ‘Class-C Bar ment choose, a | {oF 980, Pay only €2 weekly: | “ator, Crib mattress, odds & ends.| Reduced to $160 installed, Schick's days, NO PR Hg C SCHUETT, Realtor | us comme coms |" ienennenl’ _Lake Ave. eon eve Pe SPECI ALS CONNSTHLLATION CORNET. connie Youn GRAD WTA ee Household Finance TPC. DINING ROOM SUITE With | UEAVING STATE: PLAY PEN: ANCHOR FENCES NEW CONDITION, FE 48819, sor Caeek aa seltpropelied 12 foot 4 i down, FHA approved. white. pioe, pane », | GUFFAR WITH CASE, GOOD CON-| cut combine. baling, ME} dit io. eateo _ EHONE EM x . Ey and living quarters i : | Corporation . spire, tee leaves, ¢ and pad. excellent lamps as pues cles. “Bxe.| fo mone et notty wht tng rAR, WITH CA out, an For Sale Lots 46) _~— ster. | chara 3 Pes ald — x12 | Felt F Base Be $ $3.95 pane - PAINT Cor BATHROOM rIRTyAEs, 7 ee random heeany pips Ps ian om COE Shots Late vie ele Si neo Rae) ~~—~"| MIICHIGAN BUSINESS | Mortgage Loans __54/®° 414-Ft. Wall Tile 25c eae Lee Fe tre Aulomatie wéler heater” bard |“. gre asi rer Poa pric, Si, Fey, 0 f° | WANTED: APPROX. 7 ACRES OF ‘te AL PORATI Eth $F$) | Ware, electrinal es. 1x12 . a R DP som G i sem, DOK wt haAl MORTGAGES " aoe, wane of Po vg od ah . ae Roe, mie and = eeyramzed copper , fag 28 mi spine eerie : s BBs Sit wits ont Beall Auburn Heights. - | ee wt homes te sear onus, 8% 7 ‘908 MN Seginew. U3 Dene bert Hall) | Bros Paint and Supper Kemtone | oF uy W pine er "fo. 13. pedal board with large) ~=For Sale Livestock 72 / ; ONT DOOR - x3 G8. WOOL FA $15.95 HEIGHTS §' Tiseunt Ses du, bel, 36 eee. | nance rennnerenneyetinn ‘nd ee aEAUT TOP PqUIPUERT FOR| " Benderofl “Bldg, ¢ Co. Revereibie 1000, 1 mp erie, LIVING ROG AND BEDROOM | tie LAPEBR RDS Pw ese |) Fir Pl lyscore ““GALLAGHER'S GHOEC To PtpoMeTasD |aewtaunanr OR BALE ing. | Mee Bis Be aesenee Pe | Nga poReTORE | RENT OUT FAST | SEES aici, Satie | wawrs MARAE WALROY Owtas [8 x 330.’ Been ed toca." ading sauipment gad. Se ~~ Lifetime Geta Tass iaiey | MOTOROL & ANTENNA, 0 2550260 . ples fate int. 2 wield” 03.68 ce. new 2 peda boa rd wy ines feet: = arte rey an lieve It.or Not ~ Nibee ir" Beoate’ & anienne: | —Niideummer Specials sides. : iis tion Bel, ‘36 at Believe It.or Not $30.95. 21° Ambassador .& anten- summer op through Rent Ads! Room, MANY BARO. ine" ER A , Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor saaur F SANT GRA, i New Mortgage Plan Be, $9.8, 9 other, ate, rebuilt! Ueksere hike nn Be ne AT Ge DELIVERY | 15» GALEAGE i R’S Huron St Fi Washlggion xf misdaad of a shell, | _ilgabeth ee OB das” |. Rlectric tar Holhouse, apartment, any- 10 B Huet ds ot Hn or PA oo r FE *s : ane or ‘Toeuanphete hom ii,” BENDIX TV 1108 17° : many spindr’ ~§ we new $28 ; aggert' y od ie of tue i. ; 3 END’ . $14.00, rge metal eabinet....... $8 : Ses y.. models mots Conn elec- oF : a 5% int., 25 yrs. mtg, aca ry. ase. Revere. Tepe) chrome venit at 33 thing — Want Ads give ‘ Eewe f rgand, Expert plane tun Ie : ‘0 fees = no - Recorder, x a oh nil ue pe “LIKE A) RRAL CAR You're Better Off With ial i BV | oe 48 | cow ACTION. Diat FE| LUMBER CO. | © MORRIS* music Wanted Livestock 73 BA the Wa ? ct A "em ‘ottion. Wil B en d er off i. ores a foLL AND BxoIANGE » #61 ae (947 Ragnerts "ine waned Lake ‘A ay « raph ~ ro isk i | ce Want Ads!) | Bag Oe 3 PARE dan -8181. ne "Bouitia PF . : in jaw. r See ‘ gate hve 8-6500 |) 9a W. fluron covet rr be pers tue. cal RNITURE® nO. 2-583 a8 Phone MArket 41086. Across ffom Tel-Huron Ha a, SS : , , 4 i : x 2 ah i 4 i ; fae — : \ 1 \ F a. = = ee A : : sane eS be Ne j , ‘ : ‘ 1 t > : : : : d : é ‘ eg : ey £ es +k rat : f a ( . , - x" P 7 . en ee ye : Tak Food ae 30 ibs. RSP geund ey Ki lbs, RSP cherries, $3.23. Bb ‘cherries, Dosen 6.58, , a. 25 Ibs pak ar sweet cherries, $7.75; ss ibs ‘Sweet cherries, 25 tbs, whole strawberries, $7.25. 1 tb. sliced strawberries, mn. F) Rd. sara, FER Sagan ig. sope™ Minne Ba ap Sale Farm Equipment 76/=° a Prous oliver Bales on See — NEW a HA NA 17-3282. je, Machinery Oo. P> Idea at Ortonville. ACULLOGA ag sows e-~ Crooks Rd. ter ¢-0446 == RO! . Or sractens. ve the st stock le service what * ay Sales & Service FB 3-0830 w21 Mt. Clemens St. SPECIALS Bonlio Wales NO. 45 PTO Me- $1,295 USED NEW HOLLAND BALER,|— WITH ENGINE IN GOOD CON- DITION. $850 USED NEW TDEA. SIDE Ut gad RAKE, IN GOOD : WE race "TR ADE-INS CREDIT TERMS YOUR = KING BROS. 25 Ws, black raspberries, 96.25.25. oe ~ red rie: 70. 1 Noi0.9s tax exchange; New 25 Ibs, raspbe $6.70, 16 F yoy 3 Sa rhapeettion BA20 dcnan wl ws, O10 5°15, $1035 plus with sugar. tee. State Tirm Sales, 503 3, 20. tbs, Miczigan blueberries naw; FE : STANDARD BRAND WN 2% ibs. peas, 30 Ibs. to the pets on General ae Tires, can, $7.20. pM per cent off, k or Ready, to ive picked ED WILLIAMS . gy ag ae Pane OL 27 ouit o 8 - . Auto $ e 81 CUSHMAN HLAN Peo & —y st overated s, 33 DYNACYCLE ie SALE, $60. 3-405) MAN EAGLE FOR SAL as yy er, MaAyfair 6-3117. ANDERSON BA SALES VICE 12 8. PADDOCK (at pike) For Sale Motorcycles | as = Rey ig pAvpeos 4 uu. a atEY SaAviDaON torcych Inquire at On. 5 uo ‘cis. _sonville Rd, OR 34247, __ ‘$7 ALL STATE MOTORCYCLE. Parts & Service on al) makes. Roy's Motorcycle Sales, 203 W S.A. MOTORCYCLES. ss & aap ae Service on bakes. Bavidess, on, aoe, Harley ies Co., 372 & ARLEY DA iT. 4, . sell or trade for Runabout = Phone OA $-3344. For Sale Bicycles &4 ne cere “Ss Nob Sone New 14 Craft boat with Mark 5 a Bag r Craft trailer, com: » $805, ft. molded ages 125. oe Mark RS D. YEE recone AT OR ein| ~~ Ging 9, BIKE. $50. PE §-8568 — Summer Sell-Out OR 34818. i a Pe - Bolens fpecjers, mowers & tillers. SoRTETTE: BOYS, 26” have a varies S goos cleat Ridematic tractors, new & wsed,| 3 hd aa. FE 8-102. outboard ‘ motors. i. HORNS ON | Boats & Accessories 85 Harrington Boat orks 3. 1 Case & $ HP OUTBOARD, MOTOR A ve ‘3033 RD Roghester._ Ob 1g SCOT FISHING BOAT AND ,EXCEL. COND. Tractors and Mowers | trauer. $15. PE 5-5800. 303, Bolens & al Rg aie ce CEDAR BOAT, $125, 12 _8¥.| Transportation Offered 87 we ay 77 SMART'S AUCTION SALES. every Wednesday, 7 p. west un Sales New Stewarts Generals-Hollys Great Lakes-Zimmers s to 10 foot, wien, all, lengths. Su ecesra, | eb sas] TRAILER EXCHANGE ~ Anderson - Regal New 8-10 Wides USED TRAILERS ON | RENTAL Bottle Gas: ghar ands Supplies me Of and a \./i¢ FT, CUSTOM | 46 610 HP 22 HP is iipoge ALOMINN. hs iv RUNABOUT wood. rk 10 motor. Trailer FE “Sst or_OR 3-3320. pg ES RIS % AS OE eTAaF Ra, Bey { Make of-/ fer, OR 3-4637. “a LOREEPOWER er, 1956 model, $196 Call 7 CRAFT ROCKET, Tyler Tike new, EM 3an8. 1955 WAGEMAKER WoL 14 ft., with —— : 7 ste oe ieee sete re Sat 163 8 Saginaw, L A aa 1967 ee RESOR BOAT. horsepower, foot, conv. top, All aco . Like new, =~ time. After 5 pa ta 3-109 a si D ae EVINRUDE 194 | Some oars. oe SS oe + .— USED at HP Evinrude 1063 $175. NEW 1958 15’ Seville Degli eer’ ae ec! alk-thru ecks and ae deck, deluxe a dash coamings, bow 2a tern lights, and. 5) ~~ hae nee, nse * — i Riviera beam ‘folding 2 at nae) ‘PE 2.3200)" Seat, two tone car styling - Ry Ig od Molded |. cal ‘as ard d ae y= sta. rindanneld neuen $425 Also fl line of 1958 soba see them at Dawson's Sales tak to. "West bn d 1 § 7 e North cn = or Sane: cL : Road 7 Ce PY = turr left ona iow oe Alw Detroiter Pontiac Chie ef| pen. = Bem e. 8 ate vie Boats, FIBERGLAS, WOOD ne a ee PER. Pre wy za qTradete tere of? your 190| CRUIBE-OUT BOAT SALES a. mee so fide. with 1401 Highwood st Walton. Bivd. phy BA law] PE 48370 Open S08. oe We a B, all OMiBOATS “AND | taken , Yes, you savel Site Rini's, vis S Lapecr, Lk tess a ‘Orion. a, 015 8, Lapeer, LE. : ‘ Portable docks — —_.-_Bob_ lene, “Sastnas Bieta Mita | Sabie wake | Hutchinson aig Fe Sig gh PE 4-7121 3127 ron FE 2-6122 Mobile Home. , PORT BUY QUNTIL You, TR Sal I on Shell Lake, Geneva and Mey- es. inc. pag Eee OM Dixie Highway (0.8. 10 outboard motor ba — bv ow ic: 4 oaks o experience. Ra UDE CRESTL er & Genev OFORS 1 ers. 12 ft. stamina, seal, Sse AT uD Jeed boat: ' Reg. USED CaRS twAt-| Community Motor Sales ~Sinsotdays, MY 31405 eves. a acere AUBURN a ne EAST BLVD. een THAT s Sun Aim FOR GREAT PERSONAL GAIN ie anses | MODELS FROM. ' They Gotts Go This .Month “CY” OWENS Used Truck Center FE 5-2246 owe 8. SAGINAW “feet cond _ 23-3202 or FE Situs Call Don DeGain - Wilson Pontiac-Cadillac 1350.N. See M & otor Sales For top dollar on late model cars 2527 H We Need Cars! —50_thru 155 Models _ Fords, Chevies and Pontiacs q.ce| Auburn Motors is B CORNER PIKE & WAST BLVD. FE 3-141 . B \WE- NEED " Galindt Geta Me & C MOTOR SALES cuntat eee em ee “eh § p.m. For Sale Cars 91 ‘36, SUFER HARDTOP. ‘e een: ee -stee: “CY” OWENS FORD = Hr SAVE ENERGY, USE job, place to live or a d NOW! WANT ADS! To find a ite used car, see Classi-| © Desperately © “TRY OUR DEAL FIRST’ — WE'RE PAYI | TOP $$$ DOLLAR nee oe a See-Our New hace? “982 W. HURON GLENN'S '- MOTOR SALES _ ‘FE 4. 7371 CARS ts Used Teich Parts 89A RGEC Rambler|" ‘vbum Motor |"ae%e Sales — CORNER eS i, FACTORY BRANCH | Lake ie Ors Motor: Sa ee ae you a TIBLE : USED CAR 1958 PLYMOUTH $149 Down or Trade-In $47.50 sprcuaL Fa BOB B ANDERSON DEPARTMENT | hae MOTORS Woodward MI PLAN eye “JEROME. _ "Bright Spot” | ~ Wishes to Thank - The Public: forthe Tremendous. Success of our AND WE ‘WILL BE OPEN | | TILL 10 P. M. : To continue ¢ Wel 4: |the same a oped that we offered during our sale. JEROME “Bright Spot”. Olds - Cadillac Dealer Lake at Cass “Open till 10 yes Fae 4, BAST BLVD. HASKINS OFFICE . oe ‘asad. sare ie sepa < “ae = CHEVROLET - “et FACTORY BRANCH eo “RETAIL. STORE” sath eee mileage, fal Pre ae Se FACTORY BRANCH = PONTIAC. 1955 e CHEVROLET | yt eae |. MERCURY « ‘sr | CHEVROLET wn2204 H/TOP ~ Matthews- Hargreaves Chevrolet Oakland County’s Largest Chévrolet Dealer — ~ 631 OAKLAND AVE. . peed stole a Ne TORE” v8 with overdrive will as. No Gioney Auburn Motor YOUR LAST STOP! SOLID VALUE . ABILITY AND FAIR PEOPLE” PONTIAC | ARE you TIRED OF SHOPPING OTHER “USED CAR LOTS? IF SO. ‘WARRANTED USED CARS. LINE Pomc Bree oe Oo: . . |'3s BUICK 4 DR. $1295 meas heater, dynafiow, - Vo choase from. ‘SS FORD RGD: ae _ $1295, — Now Americaiis cau bave the advantage of an im- __ | asec car that's ¥ Ford too. expect to Day than you would ts brand new Pa ~ |-932-8, SAGINAW. PONTIAC, MICH. USED CARS | 952BUICK RIVIERA — 57 FORD CONVERT. ‘57 CHEVY. CONVERT, '57 FORD ‘500’ VIC. 'S7 FORD 4DR. WGN. '56 PLYMOUTH 4-DR. WAGON | *%, FORD CTRY SQ. ees radio, - fiat, practically ‘ew ire ee Renter. 6 fulons Site “tha “wie: “PRERTL ARer, “AOSow” Sear SRT * '54 FORD 2 DR. 7 Age a. - 7. heater, Ford-o- .. heater, white tires, ‘55 BUICK. oe 3 SERA SET TE oA, S t "55 PONTIAC 870... .... $1195] beater, brereunate, OnE 55 PONTIAC 860. ee OD sion ORE OWNER” heater, standard transmis- ‘6 BUICK 4 DR. cect gel 895: . THIS WILL BE BECAUSE WE OFFER ALITY ... DEPEND- | PRICES IN OUR FULLY peat ‘sharpie, f sbarvie. stetring, radio, ‘96 CHEVROLET .......$1095 heater, standard shift, = ‘54 BUICK 4 DR. .....--.$ 995] FAIRLANE. '56 VOLKSWAGEN - 55 CHEVY 2-DR. '$4 CHEVY 2-DR. 52 MERCURY H’TOP 183 FORD 2-DR. 53 PLYMOUTH _CLUB COUPE - Russ- Dawson Motor Company - 282 S. SAGINAW 2-9131 09 Buick « Be DR FE29101 , ‘S5 CHEVROLET .......$1295] _ Poweralide. Dp MARDTOP, V4 ~ radio, hester, oo ‘97 PONTIAC 2 DR, .... .$1695 csese S196 ; esd Tne ie {s7 VOLKSWAGON .... $1595 cera ae varunes ao eee ey OLIVER BUICK 210 ORCHARD LAKE AVE. | _ OPEN EVES. fe ig C3 Wa. e © ; parents. (4) Death Valley. All the bottles celebrate “Bill Bot- tle’s Birthday” in comedy. (2) Badge 714. 7:10 (7) Weather. 7:18 (7) News: Daly. 7:36 (7) Youth Bureau. (9) Million Dollar Movie. Jeanne Crain, “Apartment $:30 (7) Star Pert ormance Charlies Boyer, “The Devil to Pay. (4) Restless Gun. Youth ” (2) Talent Scouts. uu 9:00 (7) Grand Ole Opry. Coun- try style music. (9) If Had Million. (2) Top 10 Lucy Sh’s. Lucy becomes self-appointed in- terior decorator for Ethel's|;: apartment. (Re-run). 9:30 (7) Polka-Go-Round. (9) O. Henry Play. (4) Turn of Fate. Bank thief {2} Frontier Justice. West- erner seaching for father|,. battles Comanches in “Veng- ence Canyon.” (Re-run), 10:00 (9) News. (4) Suspicion. Doctor tries to prevent murder by-overcom- __ 10:15 (9) Weather. 1:00 |) On The Farm Front, ) 2) TV College. - (4) Today. (2) Wild. West. (1) Cartoon Carnival. (1) Big Ahow, (2) Cartoon Classroom. . (4) Amos 'n’ Andy. (2) News. (2) Beat the Clock, 10:30 (2) Halls of Ivy (4) Treasure Hunt. (9) Movie. 11:00 (2) Arthur Godfrey. (4) Price Is Pight. 11:25 (7) News. O Tie Tor Dew 12:15 (9) Song Shop. 12:30 (2) Search for Tomorrow, (4) It Coukd Be You (Color). (7) The Erwine. (9) Favorite Story. 12:45 (2) Guiding Light. (2) Ladies Day. (7) My Little Margie. (9) Movie. (4) Movie. (2) As The World Turns. (7) Topper. (2) Our Miss Brooks. (7) Movie. (4) Faye Elizabeth (2) House_ Party. (4) Haggis Baggis, () News. (4) Today Is Ours. (7) American Bandstand. o It's Great Werid. (7) Mickey Mouse (9) Serial Theater. Out to Capture - Summit Parley for Atlantic City ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. (AP)— ter, La i] I i {Scotch Turns to Tea for This Unlucky Thief | ARBROATH, Scotland (UPI) — Crime, it seems, is this thief’s cup Authorities said the several bot- building tles of whisky he stole from a hotel|ties to shows. ‘Then in the hot Actress Has Daughter SANTA MONICA, Calif, (AP)— Eva Marie Saint is of an 814-pound daugh- She and her hus- band, TV director Jeffrey Hayden, also have a son, Darrell, 3. 16:20 (9) Film Fare. 10:30 (7) Frisco Beat. (9) coments Theater. Jackie Cooper, “Divorce in the Family.” ('32). : _ 1ioe i — On. ‘News: Westerkamp. BB “LeGoit: 11:15 (4) Weather: Eliot. ~~ €2) Weather. ——_— 11:20 (4) Sports: Parker. » (2) Sports. 11:25 ( Nightwatch Theater. Lupe Velez, ‘Mexican Spit- - fire Out West.” (4), 11:30 (7) Night Court. 22 SVVssss Guess 7 if cates nef a i worker oo . 85 Superietive Oe usa! aa) qi i ee fe li iis analyses to explain why every- bedy in the audience loves a repeat or re- : Police Recommend |Marking Hub Caps HARRISBURG, Pa. (UPI) — Ai SEBS Seen o 46 Contin 47 New Zealand « island — appellation 50 = officers -- - Today’ S Radio Prograins - wie, 10m ORLY, “¢800) ww, qe) WOAR, (1190) WXY¥2, ave 6 wron, (146 WIBK, (1490) bo TONIGHT WXYZ, News, Surrell WXYZ, Sreakfast Club | | igs wsn, oF Malone CELW, News, Sports CKLW, News, David WxY wa, Shorr 6:00—WIR, News WJBK, Stereophonic , . -OKLW. WWs; News wa Se Se welkiss WXYZ, Wattrick, McKenzie CKLW, News, Chase WJBK, News, Don McLeod year News, tt . News, Weather 11:30—-WJR, Musi¢ TUESDAY MORNING . 6:00—WJR, News, Roundup WWJ, News, H, Roberts ed House W. Le AR Sows, Patrick JBK. Tom Clay 1:90—wws + extre wine. * mgs a ee, ‘n’ andy dg Men CKLW “eal Answer Pease | W George WCA News ws World ‘qontght : meagre "oxuw w Bibi few, a Musiq Hall ‘AR, News WY% Wolf . CKL goers Davia (2:00—w se, News, Bo ga of WIBK. ews, George = RL OC ocr , Bound Off "| gre ide News, 3. Genet te “10:60. WIR, Symphony Hall Seth ‘nee Carte | e GEL, Know “Beowtes i: WEON. 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Muste Han ww, ‘iin Deland CKLW, News, Chase 6:00—WJR, News Wwa, Wows, ware Wattrick, McKenzie! e- Police have | il Oe easy!” ‘How’s This for a lob | ‘to End All Jobs, Men? By EARL WILSON LAS VEGAS—A friend of mine named Tommy McDonnell, who uséd to run a famous Chicago rib joint called “The Singa- pore,” now has a strange job—he’s house-father to the French showgals who came over here from the Paris Lido. ; x * * Inasmuch as some of the gals work nude, @) ss5) Tommy’s old Chicago chums are trying to pay him visits now during his working hours. Actually, the girls look upon Tommy as an adviser, and when I suggested to one of the French dolls that Tommy was their house- father, she dimpled (all over). “My fazzer, hah hah hah,” she sald. “My papa, no?” Tommy’s really the greeter at the new hotel and his backstage job is self-appointive. The girls come to Tommy, who's single and mid- dle-aged, for advice on such things as taxes. x *« * “I never even made out my own income tax forms,” he an- _|swered when asked to help one git] with her return—but, be- ing gallant, he pitched in and helped. I made a tour of duty with Tommy one recent show- time. The gals, though loosely referred to as French, range from Dutch te Scandinavian—and “the Bluebelis” are miostly English. The young ladies were in various states of undress when they chatted with their “fazzer.” Las Vegas already had about 200 of the prettiest oils in the world working here but Tommy’s harem greatly shook up the town. In other hotels, the girls aren’t supposed to be seen except in the spots where they work—and are expected to sit around beautifying the place till 2:30 a.m. x «*« * “Our girls can go to other clubs if they want to,” Tommy said to me. “I thought if these girls were seen around town, it would add a little fascination to their being here and cause would comment. They can be walking ads for us.” Tommy speaks “a little A.E.F. French” which he finds sufficient to get along with the girls linguistically. They ask him about dates. One girl had only had a dozen dates since she was here. “But that’s not bad, because she’s only been here 11 nights,” Tommy said. The Bluebells aren’t permitted to date anybody in the show company. When Tommy heard of this rule, he quite naturally ss “Am I a member of the company?” te... Pe. dorsed a statewide program of en- graving serial numbers on auto mobile hub caps to halt widespread The program calls for engraving the car’s license plate number, here good for four years, on the hubcaps near the stem, This would enable police to make posi- tive. identification of caps found in used car lots and second-hand ac- | cessory dealers, where many of: the caps inevitably turn up, - Police said thieves would avoid such marked caps because their easy identification would make report that thefts of the caps — in many cases worth up to $100 replacement value — decreased as much as 92 per cent in areas “ee ec = High School Pupils Ask Harder Courses CLEVELAND, Ohio (UPD—High school pupils want harder courses, more tests, and more individual conferences with their teachers. That was -the consensus of about vies 1950 Greater Cleveland teenagers | who attended--Fenn--College’s—16th annual Youth Conference recently to discuss the topic, ‘What Kind of Education Do Our Students Want and Need?” , sar gre favored a_ well- ing to ability were overwhelmingly | The group felt “nothing courses,”’ such as shop and home economics, with deposits of more than $2,341 saving bank in the world, accord- ing to financial experts estimates. i ~jed parole for convicted pickpockets dur: should not be regarded as major The U.S. postal savings system million, is said to be the ‘largest Out, oui,” they menaned: “You are our fazzer.” | eet THE MIDNIGHT EARL IN N.Y. . A midwest used car dealer’s offer- ing the late Humphrey Bogart’s plush — Jaguar for sale ... Errol Flynn gets to ising in his seat film ... Stim, trim | Kathy Nolan has to be padded to play the homespun gal on “The Real. Mc- Coys.” ... Belgian courts have suspend- ing the Brussels Fair. EARL'S PEARLS: When you see what's going on today, it’s hard to real-— ize that the American Revolution was started over just one tax. — Burton Hillis. That's earl, brother. a (Copyright, 1958) KATHY struction of power lines across 4 mountain range. Helicopter Delivers Cement Into Holes WASHINGTON (UPI)—The heli-|cement footings, the whirlybird re- copter, the most versatile man-|turned and picked up containers made “bird” has a new use—pour-\of wet cement at the“base camp. ing cement from the air, ' : x *« * * * to the mountain construction sites Aircraft Industries Association,|ered overhead. N said the helicopter was given the|prefabricated tower sections and icement assignment in the con-llowered them onto the —— "YOU CAN FINISH ‘HIGH SCHOOL AT HOME in your spare time. If you left-school, write for FREE BOOKLET — es you how. P.D P. 1-21 American Scheel — P. Ne ae Be Kensington Br., Detroit 4, M leh, Please send me your free 5i-page High School pectin’ Peer eee eee ee) ores eee Tax: Bill Favors - Small Business. the the vemalee fipyear digest ciation allowance on the remain- an estimated 175 million dollars in parece fy RE Tene ee MUFFLERS The other bill would provide tax) Cites Need for World Law Court COLOGNE, Germany (AP) — The president of the American) Bar Assn. appealed today for a so nations can go to law—instead of to war—to settle quarrels, «x .* * Charles S. Rhyne of Washing- ton, .D._C., spok ‘of the seventh biennial conference! of the International Bar Assn. of law w mon throughout history and were far had been applied mainly with- in national borders. The world community has only one court, the strument for peace in the world today,” he said. x * * “The world needs a new inter- national system of courts to ap- Sly tn ‘te Wine ic deckdang disputes between nations so as to eliminate resort to war as the ul- timate mechanism for settlement of international disputes,” he “Peace. is the dominant desire where holes were prepared for the * It then poured the wet cement of mankind,” he continued. “There now exists a state of mind among the peoples of the The publication said that after, world . immediate! ive tol the helicopter delivered the crews eae progress in this field: * * * ‘When the people of. the world are fully cognizant of the poten- tial back of the idea of going to “|court instead of to war they will demand and we will get that sys- tem,” new international system of courts! Spoke at the opening . internationally accepted but thus International Court of Justice at! 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