le ith YEAR Back to Little Rock AP Wirephote HELPING HAND — Arkansas State Treiper Maurice Gateley escorts Gov. Orval Faubus on his arriv following his conference with President R. 1 Guardsmen--Only a Few at Little Rock airport isenhower at Newport, Little Rock -LATTLE ROOK, Ark. (®— National Guardsmen—but only a handful—reported for duty at Central High School again today amid increasing rumors that Gov. Orval Faubus may withdraw them entirely before the end of the week. No comment on the reports came from the governor mansion. ° 3 Approximately 30 guardsmeh took stations at the school this morning when classes resumed. After report- ting, some of them went to Police Careers - At Stake Today Circuit Court to Review. 1 Case; Civit Service to! Decide 2 Others _ The careers of three Pontiac police. Officers are in the legal machinery today as the. circuit court agreed to review the firing of one officer and the Civil: Serv- ice Commission meets tonight to) decide on the firing of two others. Circuit Judge H. Russell Holland said this morning he would review the firing of Patrolman Louis Romeos dismissed by the commis-| sion on July $ on charges of insub- ordination. Judge Holland denied a motion ” by City Attorney William Ewart -to reject: the - petition of re- view on technical . and gave Ewart ‘w5 days to produce the ‘transcript of _Remeo’s hearing befor- the Civil “'Sérvice Commission and file his answer to chatges that the com- mission’s decision: was’ unfair. At 7:30 tonight, the commission |» will hold a public hearing to de- cide’ whether or not to fire Det. Sgt.. Raymond Meggitt and Det. Robert Emery. Both men have been accused of grounds | la nearby drugstore for cof- ifee and soft drinks. A week ago, 250’ soldiers surround-. ed the school. No Negroes - attempted ‘to ‘ap. proachthe —big—school —building that has become a symbol of the igreat clash between the federal government and Faubus. ‘ Between 2%5 and 30. adults gath- ered on the sidewalk across the _ *| street. In a good-natured mood, they joked with reporters. In a television interview last night, Faubus said it is “‘foresee- able’. that the guards could be withdrawn this week. areas of agreement’ that developed in his conference Saturday at New- port, R.I., with President Eisen- hower. But he still says Negro deaieats will not be permitted to enroll in the high school until a condition of i“tranquility” exists in the city, He will be the judge of when that moment has come, he said in the TV talk. The prevailing belief in Little Rock today—and it is not sup- ported by any solid information from the governor's mansion— is that Faybus will remove the haps Wednesday or Thursday. He has been summoned to ap- pear in US. District Court Friday. There, in all probability, he will be asked to present the evidence he claims to have that violence would have taken place at the high school had he not put the guards- Guard within a few days, per- | Flu Hits British Subs b . dereliction of duty in allowing an arrested suspect fo escape on Sept. 5 A egroes. bee Faubus’ information and FBI re- * hoe ; nr Si ports presumably will be aired t The dfficers maintain their dis- gether--if the borin Sine plack at all. a missal. is neither merited nor In Today's Press men there with orders to turn away N é property Gocummented under state law. Meggitt is a candidate for presi- dent of the Pontiac Police Officers = and Emery a candidate for president. They maintain Maggitt’s activites in the associ. | tion Tie behind the dismissal charges brought against them. Comies . | Markets.) ....5..0005 Obituaries yng ~ LDNDO! Wn — Influenea today ‘Sports... knocked the crews of two British tere at sree eee epee besetveicsemv ene ob Adenauer Wins ‘Big Victory in: West Germany Increases His Majority jin Favor of NATO, Western Strength — Chancellor Konrad Ade- nauer woh an immense Selection triumph today and| ~ immediately pledged that West Germany would throw “all its political and morai weight” behind the Western jalliance, for another four years in tory so complete it stunned ‘jhis neutral-minded Social- ‘gl opponents. t surprised even his own sup- Baten and the Communists in |East Germany were glum. ‘His Christian Democratic Un- fon which won an absolute ma- BONN, ‘Germany (PB —| | C3 Cracks Up in Swamp Near’ New Bedford Hits Trees in Fog Last Night While Preparing | to Land at Airport . NEW BEDFORD, Mass (?) —A Northéast Airlines plane with 24 persons aboard, flying from Boston to New York through fog, crashed and broke up in a The 81-year-old chancel-). lor was returned to power) yesterday's voting in a vic- Jority for the first time in a free | wooded swamp last night. ~ The pilot, copilot and eight passengers were killed. Thirteen passengers. and the hostess were in- jured and hospitalized. Doc- tors placed the names of at least five on the danger list. , » The plane was only half a mile from the New Bedford Municipal Airport and was preparing to ae 2 ; . }make a scheduled instrument land- ad : 9 , , : : ae ing when it crashed through trees ‘AIRLINE WRECKAGE = Firefighters wet down wreckage of end swamp growth end crocked pooped ty dip by not only retained that majority _but increased it in an outpouring ‘Shoetes mame Adenauer’s third straight na- tonal election victory sitice the’ |West German Republic was cre- ated in 1949 was a'heavy blow to the Soviet. Union and @ triumph for the United States. Fearful. of West Germany's result, he said, entices wheth- er Russia's hopes that Bonn would ‘quit NATO would be realized, “West Germany's foreign policy| | will be a safe foundation for the! \Policies of NATO under the lead- Continued on Page 2, Col. 7) Considine Writes week. of Dixie Strife -A great reporter brings you the story of the South today! Bob Considine goes to the reots of Dixie's historic strife and searches for the cause of the violence. A bomb blast shatters Nash. ville school . . . a crowd blocks integration in Arkansas . .. a Birmingham leader is beaten. How do the people involved in a explain their acticis? What leaders of the de responsible | South think about the problems He also said “there were certain, of ‘integration and their possible solutions? Don’t miss Bob Considine's brilliant new series—starting to- | day in The Pontiac Press on page ii. . a : ; - heard the plane crash at 3:50 [Probe to Call Teamster Before Union Election b p.m., but it was searly three peach Hearing Next Week Sao team could reach the scene, The only access to the spot was iby foot. Fire fighters’ ladders were |used as bridges across the swamp land the —s Paskamansett riaphnc te:rcm-dhell es New Bedford, Mass. last night. htaré- rasa ga 7 — Budget Drawn for Supervisors | WASHINGTON (? — | Meanwhile, in Chicago, Thomas (cago Milk Wagon Driver's Union, River. . $10. 7 Million Suagecied| Chaifman McClellan (D- | 3. ‘teeny, peering sieecen | ‘Local 733, of which. 52-year-old es 8: F : After Committee Hassle Ark) said today the Sen- | who seeks presidency of the inter. |Hasgerty is secretary-treasurer. | Dr. Robert Siegel. 46, gave this Hoffa has claimed support of 75 ‘per cent of the international union’ s convention delegates. Hag- igerty took sharp issue with this \claim. description: ‘‘The swamp was sog- gy and mud and water oozed up . to our knees when we first at- tempted to cross it, We broke branches to form a bridge and ate Rackets Committee ' | will hold new hearings A $10:732,014 budget was = next week in its investi- ational Brotherhood of Team- | sters, today claimed backing of | the 12,000-member General Truck |. Drivers Union, Lecal 938, of Teronte, Canada. Over Appraisers : ommended to the Oakland County — of Fry Team- | | | Board Supeyvisors tod fol: ‘The Chicago candidate said that|tried again. After several attempts lowing pelt over pone dn The hearings were set Haggerty said he plans to cam-jhe will move at the Miami Beach|we made it. Bi sg =" by Probate Judge Ar- Sept. 24. a Tuesday, |Paign > bre - hee tent for a7 election by. secret| _,. a a The budg. cr lpaign manager, announced ‘the |to vote as his conscience dictates, plate. ‘They were mecuing. We et was tabled‘one week! Toronto local’ d entered the plane first. We AS yng WASHINGTON (INS). — Sen,| Toronto al’s endorsement and without pressure or intimidation by checked the dead. We got h ! ‘John L, McClellan (D-Ark) willl ithat of Loch! 835 of Gary, Ind. rc ypes floor campaigners ae any ont. Hoban is } president of the Chi- date. - Pot-O-Gold Back ae ee The Legislative Committee was’ given until January’ to stidy the to the survivors snd ste the injured.” George Nelson, building ‘custo- dian at the airport, said on his re- turn from the crash scene: ‘Both wings of the plane were ripped off, and it looked like the plane had nosed in at a 43-degree angle. The fuselage was torn open like an eggshell. The nose of thé plane — was about 50 feet from the fuse- lage.” “meet with rackets committee in- vestigators today to decide whether, to resume hearings on Teamster e: £ ©£ George H. Danforth, 4, New York, one of the passengers, said: “When I came to, believe it or not, I was 30 feet away from the plane. I was strapped in my seat, with my head down and my feet up, looking up into a sea of mud.” — “Danforth suffered only a rib fracture. \ The plane a_ twin-engine ‘Des, was on a flight from Boston to | (Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) been “the two allowable mis- tickets moved forward slowly over|takes that were announced earlier the weekend, with eight cars towed) Will be unnecessary, and the rules in-out -of 282 being, sought. jwill revert to the original, making | The all-out drive has been inter- it necessary to have all answers ipreted by some as a feud between|correct. Phone Installers Here Join Nationwide Strike submarines scheduled) to” take part in this seeks Big KATO 4 a * = be 7} This Critic Really a Longhair pregent system of appraisals under ._. ae ; Iwhich it is possible for Judge |e payee irae od haa Hoffa Police Tow In Moore to appoint as appraisers su-| + je (pervisors who ‘ultimately control Chairman McCleflan also will re-| to Original Rules; his salary. ceive a report from counsel Robert F. Kennedy on what the latter; Allows No Error Sie motion by Mrs. Harrie Phil- |calted a “‘productive”’ eight-day in- ore ars | lips of Huntington Woods met i vestigation of Hoffa's activities in ~- Where can you find a more free- | opposition from Oscar Beamer (his home town of Detroit. . ° flowing fountain of money than in | of Hazel Park and five other The Teamster vice president. was Drive on Parkin 9 Pot-0-Gold? supervisors. Mrs; Phillips said kept under subpoena at recent) Wj o| _— : ; 1o!fa r | Even though the pot was emptied she wanted the committee to \hearings after being accused of a| . tors Seen as Iky olisers Sir Danilo ite: On tala have time te study the question (tie-up with New York racketeers) Police-Judge Feud lweek's puzzle No. 68 ‘is already in “peace and quiet.” |Johnny Dio and qectionay use| [worth $200 again. : Beamer, however, urged that °! union funds. | The Pontiae police crackdown on| Now ,that a winner has supervisors go on. record immedi-| Hoffa, through his atterisey, \drivers who owe on past parking found, ately as opposing Probate Court George S. Fitzgerald, asked that appointments to supervisors who he not be called for any hear- \are not attorneys. | ings between _next Wednesday | A parliamentary hassle on the and the Teamsters convention question was, resolved when Pon-; which opens Sept. 30-in Miami. tiac Supervisor Robert R. Boyer} If Hoffa's reappearance before the department and Municipal) : This week's puzzle appears on called for an end to the debate.’ the committee is delayed, Kennedy | Judge Cecil B. McCallum. I _ast,page 5 of today’s paper. The vote for the motion was 66 said, there was a_possibility ses-/week the judge ruled the city’ 's| to 6. \sions could be held on the newW/parking ordinance unconstitutional] Mrs. Phillips said there are two material without his presence. {to the extent that it permits tow-| basic weaknesses in the Oakland| In Detroit, Republican State! ‘ing in of cars for past parking County form of government. City Chairman Lawrence B. Lindemeyer |tickets. supervisors, she said, are appoint-|says his state party won't seek! ed and. “not really representative” |Teamster boss James R. Hoffa's) %¥dge McCallum said such ac. | and the Board of Supervisors has' support when it tries to crack the| tion constituted seizure of private to rely far too much on committee Democratic hold on the labor vote, Property without due process of | : ~ reports. in the 1958 gubernatorial election. law .and - seers * —| Telephone installers of the Western Electric Co. were __.| charged assaiilting an | cot whee wae teilng be iow ee 66. ipicketing the Pontiac office of Michigan Bell Telephone | fendant’s car in, Co. at 54 E. Huron St. as part of the nationwide walkout | McCallum was immediately chal-| ‘which began at,6 a.m. pencil by — —_ Herbert W.) Fifty.per cent of Michigan Bell employes, including 62 Straley, who said, to his know! i* ‘edge, a municipal judge has no OPeTators, refused to cross picket lines to report for se ‘power to declare an ordinance un- WOYK, according to Ray- |constitutional. ‘mond H. Storm, Pontiac! Straley- ordered his men to pick district manager. ‘up any car the Traffic Violation However, only long distance Bureau listed tickets against. —_ ‘calls and others requiring an oper- Judge McCallum, terming the ator will be affected by the strike, chief's action ‘‘boy's play,” “9s he jhe said. Use of supervisory person- early today to avert the walkout. Talks were scheduled to resume later today. The strike is against the Western Electric Co., manufacturing arm of the American Telephone and Tele- (Continued on Page 2, Col. 5d tev Yok Sieve Wid tameaallr aia tevin a he raed ay a a Cale veintraub, Society junior ast show, / fe i { ‘ \ oy ‘ i '-* A { ( Lee ‘ ; ° -é 7} : ' « * : ‘ 4 ae - 2% 4 234 ‘ : ES : Mercury to Drop jnel will restore ‘‘nearly normal” iservice. by mid-afternoon, Storm ‘said. Hampered also by thé walk- out will be installation-of new | phones in the Pontiac area. In *|Pontiac area tonight, says the U.S. Weather Bureau, The mercury will). jdrop to a low near 50 degrees. | |winds will prevail tonight. ja high near 75 is the outlook for ‘Saturday. At Y p.m, the mercury’ rose fo 70. Near 50 Tonight It'll be fair and-cooler in the Gentle to moderate ly Partly cloudy and warmer with tomorrow. The Bureau ,has predicted that temperatures will average about two degrees below the normal 73 high. and normal 54 low for the next five days. Showers are likely late Wednesday or Thurstiay and Downtown Pontiac's lowest tem- perature| preceding 8 a.m. was 57, Beat Storage Indoors, $39. Morey's outlying county areas, where in- stallers rely on assignments by technicians from the Pontiac office, work will go on until present assignments run out. Involved in the nation are 23,300 installers in 44 states and the Dis- trict of Columbia. The four states not affected are Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont and Montana where local telephone companies maintain their own equipment. DIAL SYSTEM OPERATING all by dial ‘system, were going through as usual. The installérs are members ot Looal 4090°.of the Communication Workers of America, AFL-CIO, A total \of 1,050 are expected to \be affected in rh Golf Club, + ite IX t j ‘aes } i ‘ A graph Co. * * * The principal issues upon which the negotiations stalled were wages, allowance for travel time, and the duration of a contract. 3 SIGN CONTRACTS A Western Electric spokesman said three of its small manufactur- ing plants- had signed contracts this morning covering 2,200 install- ers in Minnesota, Nebraska and New York. The CWA called ‘18,500 em- ployes off the job when the Ohio Bell Telephone Co. was struck at 6 a.m. Forty-five cities were hit. The 25 pickets in Pontiac formed / with signs around 6:30. 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Puts sink in’ easy reach ' for” ven _ Penney’s convenient, | rane te Yi construc- tion. Food-tray and foot- rest detach... . chair be. comes “his” perch at the dining room table! af _THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONTAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1957 | Peis i - aed My 5 [ \/ a oF - | z | | be _ decide Ton sentence. You then write the number of that word in the~ tence nemnnennnnnaennannweswtmnennn sy - - 0. _ the purzies, will know Right Solution — ‘Now Brings Winner $200 © >’ Winners may beve< emptied the oak but already ‘it’s back at the $200 mark. Surely it's. worth a few minutes iy time and fun_for @ try at removing the cash from Pot-O-Gold again. The new puzzle contains series of squares which are alphabetically lettered and a corresponding list of sentences with two clue words. Each of the words is numbered. The. object is to select the word which you think best tits the clue sentence. You then place the number of that word in the square wbich has the same letter os the clue sentence. In” other 8, you will read the clue iabeled A and the two words makes the most sense in the Puzzle square marked A. Do the same with all other equsres. Read ~¢ ne clues carefully and be sure the right numbers are the right DS ataialatalatatal alee alata arate "PUZZLE NO. 68° Te A. C |34, of 785 E. First St., ‘Hing. Ce: co a om 8 aime On On Oh xe an ian a on ee ms ae oe om On B iiss ‘ennkel Service for Anthony D. ‘Betzing, will be held! w, jat 11 a.m. tomorrow at the Voor- hees-Siple Funeral Home, with Baptist Church, officiat- Burial will be in Mt. Hope Betzing, who died at 5 a.m. Sat- furday of injuries suffered in an | automobile accident, was employed at the General Motors Truck & iCoach Co. - Surviving are his. wife, Goldie; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Betzing Sr., of Pontiac;. and two children, David L. and Constance Fay Betzing, both at home. Also surviving are three sisters, ‘Mrs. Clyde Watson of Drayton Plains; Mrs. Floyd Shotwell and Mrs. Dayton Hinkle, both of Pon- tiac; and two brothers, Peter Bet- |zing Jr. of Pontiac and Lawrence Betzing of Washington. | DWIGHT ANTONNE HOWARD Service for Dwight Antonne: How- | ard, five month old son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry (Nancy Lee) Howard, of 492 Colorado St., was held this aftefnoon at the Frank Carruthers Funeral Home, with Elder G. J. Johnson, of the Church of God in Christ officiating. Burial was in nis, Bruce, Michael, and Marvin; and a sister, Marilyn, all at home. JOHN LEVENSKY John Levensky, 74, of 302 W. Wilson Ave., died Saturday follow- ing an illness of three months. A member of St. Benedict's Church and the Russian-American Club of Pontiac, he was a retired Rev. James H. Luther, of the Sil-| _ employee of the Baker Construc-|home ss in: Pontiac and Nearby Areas fz "| jwill ‘be recited: at the Voorhees- {Siple Funeral Home. . Service will be held a W a.m, at St. nedict’s Pee Church, with burial in Mt. Hope. Cementery. , CARL MINGST Word has been received of the death of. former Pontiac resident, Carl Mingst, 50, of 4rlington, w. Va. Mingst, who had been employed by. the U:S. Government in Wash- ‘jington, D.C. for the past 23 years, died of heart failure Sept. 8. A member of the Congregational Church, he was a graduate of Al- bion. College. Surviving are his wife, Dorthela, two children, Carol and Randy, at home; and a sister, Mrs. Alma Hopp, of Pontiac. ’ ETHEL LEA TERRY Ethel Lea Terry, .30, of 419 N. Cass Ave. died yesterday at Pon- tiac General. Hospital. . She was a member of the Church of God in Christ. Surviving Service will be held tt En. tomorrow at the William F. Davis Burial will be ip. Oak Hill _ tery. ELWIN McTAGGART SOUTH LYON — Service for El- win McTaggart, 65, of 57951 Grand River Ave., formerly of South Lyon, will be held at 8 p.m. Tyes- day at Phillips’Funeral Home here, with graveside service and burial at Fife Lake Cemetery. He died suddenly Sunday morning at his tion Co, »- , At 8 p.m. tomorow the Rosary Mr. McTaggart is survived by ‘|bauer, 69, Austria's grand old] Greece and: tran, deg. Saturdays deot Lines trlum:3840 ‘swt meee peat w He was head of American eet abo “MRS. GEORGIA WATERMAN. WIXOM ~— Service for Mrs. Georgia. Waterman, 71, formeri—- resident here, will be at 2 p.m.) t the Philtips Funeral # Waterman of 129 North Wing St.,. Northville, died Saturday, She is stirvived by one son, John A. of Northville; one brother and two sisters. JEFFERY STUTZMAN MILFORD — Service for Jeffrey Stutzman, three-nionth-old -son of | Mr. and Mrs, Ray Stutzman of 10235 Elizabeth Lake road, was to} be at 3:30 p.m. today from Rich-| ardson-Bird Funeral. Home, here, with burial in the Commerce Cemc- tery. The Rev. L. W. Shafer was i to officiate. The baby, who died in Pontiac General Hospital Saturday, after) two days: of illness, is survived by ‘MOSTLY IT 1S FUN 10 SPEND . you have to have it to spend And unless you have a ake lone in your back yard, the best-way to have the money . when you need it, is to start saving it right now... in.an Insured Saving Account HERE. Actually, you don’t have to break yourself to save, because the secret of successful saving is budgeting yourself REGULARLY every single pay day. OUR 3% CURRENT RATE OF DIVIDEND WILL DO THE REST Lake snd We: and Mrs. Paul Stutz- toe yg man of Johnston, Pa. “4 Deaths Elsewhere VIENNA W — Alfred. Neuge- mas ‘et the cleesicél German. Current Rate speaking stage, died Saturday. He fl began his career under Max Rein-| hardt at the age of 13. ; * *« * OMAHA @—H. A. Viergutz, 63, president of the Federal Land| Bank of Omaha, and general agent of the farm credit district of Omaha, died Saturday. * * * SAN FRANCISCO t®—Dr. Hen ry F. Grady,- 15, a front-line American diplomat in cold war Pontiac Federal Savings |. HOME OFFICE: 761 W. Huron St. ROCHESTER’ 407 Main St. + PONTIAC: 16 E. Lawrence St. showdowns with Soviet Russia in! his wife Helene and five sisters. [= NAME PRESET HH HEHEHE TTT HEHEHE HEHE ee eeeee ** Ue SUL Geecerooseceeean Ut) Ly Galeenenneerenee t SOLUTION CLUES \ jiothayriic a at ane & ae Sound thet must rise above the music of the orchestra. (3) RINGING? (4 (4) SINGING. Rt is said that sack « fellow will learn only by bitter experience. (5) MULISH: (6) FOOLISH! . Students of religious would find it somewhat dramatic. (7) MYSTERY: (8) HISTORY. . par ——— with a owl ~~ face — be ied iapaciaaed, (9) LIVID: (10) VIVID. hs hep kus eum cease such remarks won't be too serious. (11) DERISIVE: in) *DI- i=] , ait, G. Sometimes a bonus is mentioned i the fulfill. ment of a cpateact @3) STIPULATING: (14) STIMULATING. H. tt te possible for an active soldier to his best pe ———. (15) TENSION; tie) MENTION. L Even @ beld man would hestitate partner with questions. (17) CRUSTY: tis) 7 TRUSTY. {f. It is not unusual for @ sci of great magnitude, (19) SUNDER: (20 ONDER. Xx burglar who can't use his pe just as. “a go straight. (21) NOODLE: (22) BOODLE. | L. In stock-market maneuvers, a shrewd financier seeks —— = chances for profit. (23) PROVABLE: (24) . M. fe ee ee vEaTOUEEe ch) TIER of a theater. (25) FEATURES; (26) This sort of girl is well-suited to a fellow who always _ gets inte het water. (27) CHEERY: (28) CHEERY. “A critic who airs his eeibakes wl i See ee te ae (30) FINICAL. ~The a TV. studio need not disturb the telecast in “RUMBLE; (32) JUMBLE. M accept a without d thought. (3) PMO Ge PoTATION. en * “oon ho Dissatisfaction with « harsh dictatorship is {fequently evidenced by the ensuing ————. (35) REVOLT: (36). RESULT. You don't Q. coon to have financial (38) PROMINENT. | performers, expect a ————— tyce ts. (37) PROVIDENT: lt schedules prove difficult for some circus the owner will probably them. (40) MOLLIFY. OFFICIAL CONTEST RU LES 1. Anyone is eligible to enter the pOT-0-GOLD contest , with the exception of Pontiac Press employes or their immedi- ate families. 2. Entries. must be on official entry blanks printed_in this newspaper. To submit ‘oh entry the contestant must print his. nuin- the proper spaces, cut out the area enclosed by dotted securely to a 2-cent postcard. No entries if they are in envelopes. Entries for Puzzle @ Tuesday, Sept. 24 pt (or gern No tries recei after that time whether mailed or delivered hand, will be declared eligible. The Press is not Boamiiry entries lost or delayed in the mail. 4. 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That’s’ fundamental. No state can claim, “these laws apply to everyone but me.” That fact has been completely ‘established. _ : _ * * The Federal Government has they’re compelled to use show- “they simply -have that to do. Small minority- blocs Millions of white children and col-- ored children attend schools across _-the length and breadth of the land in peace, harmony and concord, but this seems to mean little to the die- respect for a good fighter and one ‘who goes all out, but the battle must be justified and bear the approval of law, order and decency. _ Gass Reuther’s Idea Puts -Cart Before the Horse . Water Reutuer’s recent sugges- tion that the automobile companies reduce their prices $100 a car so he could “take that into consideration” when negotiations come up, produced some interesting facts and figures from Henry Forp Il... x « * The gross average Ford hourly wage has gone up 70 per cent since 1948, A typical Ford car has only in- creased 30 per cent in price in the | - game length of time. “And,” says Mr. Ford, “it’s a bigger and better. car than it was ten years ago.” x *&* & The increase in wages over the past ten years has been more instru- mental than any one factor in ad- vancing living costs. Yet, this most " damaging factor is the one the unions want coritinued while all other advances grind to a stop. xk « * The greatest of the causes of in- creased living costs should be curbed first. The steady, upward trend of wages occupies this role.. If soldiers in company front are advancing too rapidly, those the farthest ahead PONTIAC PRESS . : Pontiac 13, Michigan ‘ Trade Mart ' Datty Except Sunday Hasotp. A. Prreorrarp President and Publisher Jounw A. R Assistant Manager Howssn BH Frrecrmato , Eart M. Preapwett, Vice "resident and Circulation Manager Business Manager 4 RUSSELL Bassett Executive Vice President and Advertising Director Ley, Adv rtising G. Marsmatt Jorpan, Joun W, Prreornate, Local Advertising Secretary and Editor Manager Rogeet B Tans, Groroee ©. Iwan, Managing Editor Classified Manager Entered at Post Office, Pontiac, as second class matter MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS “ot ‘The Asso¢iated Press is entitled .xeivsively to the ‘ase for republication of al] jocal news orinted in this bewspaper as well AP news ‘dispatches TRE Porrisc Press ts delivered by cartier for 40 cents ® week; where carrier service is not available by mai) in Oakland, Genesee. Livingston, Macomb, La eer and Weshtenaw Counties ft te $12.00 « Se ‘ M pl ini United States ichigan and all $20.00 @ year All mal! su psyable In advance, Phone PE 9.8181. as all MEMBER OF AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS \ ONTIAC PRESS. tte . ~ vf ci \ n i 4 _\ Editorial Page: ; ws ipa 36 The loriger it runs, the more chal- _~ rise much longer, many ultimate opinion, the more nettled he becomes . to announce his candidacy for governor, NN * x © WW: . Living costs can NEVER hold the line until wages cease advanc- ing. Wages continue to be the , most “run-away” and persistent part of the spiral. It would be ideal if everything could stop at. once, but if that’s impossible, the biggest offender should lead the parade. THE man who tojd his small son that his playmate ought to be | punched in the nose disclaimed re- | sponsibility for his son having sub- sequently punched him in the nose. “I was merely preaching an abstract doctrine,” he said. “I didn’t advo- cate action.” N “Iy THE cost of living continues to consumers will lose their shirts,” says a columnist. Yes, indeed—particu- larly those whose shirts have white . collars. > * i =F EEE Tue less sure a person is of What Happened to That Diet? nis David Lawrence Says: _ ore Optimist: The person who - thinks the question of a site for Oakland County’s new court house will ever be settled. They are still pawRENCE being misled by those who insist that the only issue in Arkansas concerns an alleged refusal by the governor to obey a ‘Much of the credit for getting the late Mayor Albert E. Cobo into Detroit city politics goes to his friend, « Judge Ira E. Jayne of that city. Jayne is a native of Fenton, and grew up there in the horse and buggy and early bicycle days, when I was grow- ing up at Holly, and we became warm friends. : Last year when. it came time for Cobo. ference by a Federal Court. * * * out of respect for Judge Jayne, he chose Sisciy cut, to remove the im Fenton as the place to do it. Jayne then pression that the Federal govern- ‘saw to it that I was invited to the after- merit was. just trying to strong- noon party that preceded the banquet, arm a governor and interfere with being the only newspapermar there. The his constitutional right ‘to call” out next day. The Pontiac Press had an ex- ‘he militia to preserve order and prevent b : clusive on the matter. loodshed The President's statement, moreover, told millions 6f a on statement that = ™ ares Bod pty . i what many of them had not pre- Mrs. Adella Richardson accepted as an official of Novi, formerly of Commerce, is a con- firmed Democrat. In the 1952 campaign .she told me she was voting for Ike. Last year she had no reason for changing her mind. First entry in our football contest. came from . Heber Oranson * of Drayton Plains, Last year he would have been a winner, but his entry did nat arrive on time. He says, “And I’m not going to kick away $300 again.” Which réminds me that you'd better follow this example and go after that $300 yourself before you forget it. Full particulars were given in Friday's column, Recently attending the sixtieth wed- ding anniversary of her parents at Goderich, Ont., were Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hynds of White Lake. Greetings from the Queen and Prime Ministers were re- ceived by the honored couple. “So far, it seems that our Uncle Sam is the biggest winner in your Pot-O-Gold contest,” writes ' Mrs, Rachael Overmeyer of Birmingham, “as he’s probably found it necessary to put on an extra shift where he prints his postal cards.” Celebrating his eightieth birthday, Albert Rayner, Sr., of 278 Ferry Ave., is first in line of four generations of Alberts. The advance notice to members of The Pontiac City Club about a coming magical musical quite appropriately closes with Prestidigitationally yours. Anybody who ever saw Ponttiac’s. own Ben Hardesty do any bait casting wonders how the in- ternational championship can be kept away from him: ; Verbal Orchids to— . Mr. and Mrs, 8. J) Cloonan, Sr., . of 165 Summit 8t.; fifty-fifth wedding . anniversary, bd ? The crucial words in the Presi- -dent’s statement, issued after the weekend, conference, are these: x ke “The governor stated his inten- tion to respect the decisions of the United States District Court and to give his full cooperation in car- ’ ying out his responsibilities in re- spect to those decisions. _ * e = “In doing so, I recognize the ins escapable responsibility © resting upon the governor to presetve law and order in his state. I am grati- fiéd by hig constructive and co- _ operative attitude at our meeting. I have assured the governor of the cooperation of Federal _offi- cials.”’ . CORRECT HANDLING This is exactly the way a deli- cate conflict between state and Federal authority should be han- dled, Logically it means that the governor of Arkansas can no Iong- er be regarded as a “defendant” required to show cause at the Sep- tember 20 hearing in Federal court as to why he is allegedly block, ing “integration.” , The Country Parsorf 16 [ese was more likely to “4 give God credit for the miracle. of whipped cream when she had. to whip it than she is now that it comes squirtirig out of tin cans.” biggecciciocael Faubus Had Right to Call Troops The Man About Town __WASHINGTON — Small wonder _Prscmmally_sow the Doart 1 was piatoad to hear from Gave Cobo a Sta Eps es Sees A Pontiac Area Native the goveroa Gered cee sy __Dedoubtedly st war thie “smd. i" & F ef ZF ae x *. ¢ And I was very angry when I It is significant that the Presi- heard their cry and these words. dent referred in his statement to. Nehemiah 5:6. an important fact omitted or “2. 9 glossed over by many who have To rule one’s anger is well; to been vocal in the present contro- prevent it is better—Jonathan Ed- versy when he said: wards. : Group of his statement at Newport: m { os & “ ¢ bd . City Recreation Program 4 On of parents of the Perry Park-Emerson School. area, we- would like to express our gratitude for the fine work done by the Parks Chairman a : ~ : Publicity . . Emerson School PTA Suggests Pontiac Follow Flint Plan T read in The Press a short'time Mr. Clark Replies on Haircut Price After reading ‘the letter com- harge is $1 or $1.25. Most inland seis seni’ te Soe net. cities are the same. ". im and around Ponltac for In St. Petersburg, Fla., which: gchools, hespitals and a mumber. isn't unionized, you get a first of other needed public improve- _ ¢lass haircut in a strictly modern ments, such savings would re- shop for 60 to 75 cents. One shop I. suit either in a huge saving in ..,enow charges only 69 cents, the taxes for Pontiac people or per- barbers work on commission and haps more money to be used for all 18 of them make over $5.000 a public improvements. = = 8 -— aia ne Fear and th _ Think what a saving there would get anywhere, _ be for the people of the U.S. if we j Charlies . Clark = rel Soe mee 635 Summii it St. . B.E.A Praises Upkeep ‘What U.S. Wants of City Course Decides the Issue’ While in your city, I played recent “ 2 ae an ae ot ra ee by ee on ee one to commend those responsible for Parents Praises a | Fee > The kind of wisdom his own dad: Dr. William Brady Says: . Other Hoffa Supoorters | . . Imparted years ago. . . But Read . C = eee 9 er oe eee oe eee eader Chases Aches Comments About ——fnd'stenty be es hina! With Vitamins, Calcium . Votre Paradox wena to. tech, hs, yougirs wv 9 . The tic state and... To guide them sensibly of Arkansas is having a small time .. . But he feels that he can “Dear Sir: I am 55, weigh 139, her husband, her boss, her hired Civil uprising over ‘allowing col- never match . . . His dad’s phi- work in an office, , man and her dog to supplement the Fed children to attend schools -losophy ... And then one day his and never take regular diet with a daily ration of With white children. The solid grown-up son... Or daughter nostrums or pain- _ one of the calcium and vitamin D Democratic voting section of the with a beau .. . Give thanks to “Over a period Signed letters, not more than one page &82inst colored advancement or long ago... . And suddenly it ot 10 years | or 100 words tong pertaining to » — against colored association with dawns on him... And sinks into been taking Gi! ment, will be answered white people. And yet Negroes go his head . . . He must have done least one, usually Dr. ee blindly to the polls and vote Dem- a little good . . . With something two or three vie tiac Press, - an. ocratic- like the slaves they once he once said. tamin D, B, (Copyright 1957) were, Observer (Copyright, 1957) and one calcium = ie a7 ee v wafer every day. ¢ , This has not only: DM | Case Records of a Psychologist: . . mens" (ood Grades Are Very Impo) Sn ila Good Grades Are Very Important dren routine ot eho” ot tus ) | | a routine of ‘‘shots”’ of this “ ' ‘regaided as either ‘below par Sol Gan be Ge Canemnit eek a Smee caty, Sete stl probaly bs the exahy cs ether low par in avuters ; ing high grades. For he thinks ers 25 years hence. LQ. or,else lacking in ambition “Since I now enjoy such fine the larger boys will shun him * * * health, am I getting enough of the if he is a “brain” and an honor essentials you mention in your student. But that is very short- booklet to maintain good nutrition sighted, as this case will prove. and so arrest or retard degenera- So discuss Tommy’ problem at tion of joint-tissues?"’ (Miss N.W.) the dinner table, if you have Whether you now get the es- Children of school age. ee ee By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE depends mainly on your ‘ eye 5 he ait a Pe cpap ier dl aaa Americans, your natrition is | , i probably inadequate. On the other hand, if you follow er told me when I addressed tg — high anal Sa _PTA at Brent- ee lor a week or a mon Tes wood, Pennsyiva ularly the year around—your nu- trition is probably adequate. _—«“Mia, recently. A model high calcium, high vita. _ “But something min diet—a basic health diet, a has happened. He corrective protective diet, a regen- now seems to ing to your particular require- idea of being a DRINK MILK One way to get an optimal or hesitate to do so because you think milk is “fattening,” a quart of milk KIDS, WISE UP yields only 640 calories, a quart of kids better skim milk calories. deficient in calcium, your worship of a big athletic So I advise every nice kind lady, ure, The smart little guys in your ‘ If you think I am kidding, then look at the figures that Dr. Paul a FE e328 i ef 3 F ‘ z : i i i i disinterest & 5 E 5 e B E ; U i i . ae | 1 4 r _THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 16, 1957 | Claims U. Ss. Uninformed on es Trial Actions. ‘TOKYO (NS) — The Usstodirelivdsa to Japan Fhantiy, soth “From what I have seen‘ Girard Girardjtiring range shooting death of Mrs. Stale Senate-observer at GI Wil Sere getting a fair trial and | Baka c . iE = =— oe a inlamencan pe Girard trial thej¢ mk cones Me i ex aon te . "OPEN EVERY - “NIGHT. 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PARAGON CONST RUGTION 60, __ Phones: Nontuile 2916 = WO 93-3515 baal ; ‘ j \ | Hal Boyle Says: pegs b | ae ee iF tite Synethic = Jitter Soviet Embassy — You'll Walk Around the World. 25 Rimes. —¥ ores bathe. telerisat wil camtelerbe, $e 8 vacation on the Riv chat" movie stein gteleenens ee Booradi radio performers to starve, you'era paid $250 for falling 40 feet. damage. didn't open his mail: a hot iron over it lightly, Thejcan dry your tears. Robert Q.| . _ S.A ook That it was H. L, Mencken who) *: Abi ce 4 That the chances are you'll walkitape will then peel olf easily and|Lewis, after starting his second) That Tommy Mara claims a observed, “It is the dull man who One ‘perecm: was arrened pent| 65,000 miles.in your lifetime, or'jeave no mark. — decade on CBS radio, rented Sos ete haat aa vb Sige ul” pant ey oe _. more than 2% times the distance) That if you have been worrying/ocean-going yacht, complete wii ion — an honest —_ who is an There- was a similar explosion nalen) « around the earth, ‘* 1 . sage ; : ~ last week near the Egyptian Em-| THE BERRYS ; ke ‘ . By Carl Grubert 5 NEW YORK Things a col-|transparent tape fresknanen wile ' umunist .might never know if be/out tearing the paper, simply run That the average life expect- ancy of a milk bottle ig 3 fillings. That a salmon going up the Co- jumbia River in the state of Wash- - ington te spawn swims under the supervision of 16 different govern- ment agencies. The poor fish! . That TV star Kathryn Murray describes the calypso dance as “10 per cent tempo, and 90 per _ cent temperament.” That 98 per cent of the U. S. population suffers tooth decay sooner or later. That Americans paid more in taxes in the last eight years than during the preceding 158 years! combined... * ¥ * : “That Lisa Kirk points out the . . . , awe Se ee ee u oe Wel Wo _ for a nervous breakdown I 0 felcomi u -—"iyat ent abot ism, tots na JAR 10 Oppose Welcoming Yugosiovs shoes were made the same for! both right .and left foot. U § A-T 4 P| | That a recent news item was @sw« est an - -MOSCOW w—V. M. Molotov, headlined: “Doctor suggests men ee "wear girdles to combat fatigue.’ TOKYO (#~—The Japanese gov- now, just wait unti 0 japped tests the : climb into one of those things! = an against -~ That some people will believe|“lat tests the United States plans anything, if it’s whispered to them. |t© hold in the a next April. ‘ That chanteuse Fernanda Mon- * * tel likes to tell of the two circus; Chief Cabinet " Sich Kiichi attendants who were given the! Aijichj, called the U.S, announce- task of washing a huge elephant. ment yesterday of the , _ After climbing atop the pachy- derm, one keeper suggested to the/*ests at Eniwetok proving ground other, “You wash and I'll dry.”|regrettable. He said Japan would That a scientist has discovered|frame a protest today or tomor- “Tim anew kid in the neighborhood!’ Howdy, neighbor! . I'm a new kid in the neighborhood, and om proud to say | live in Pon- tiac. 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Your choice ‘4A fai \ 7 Lf ; yf j ‘ raf : \ : z io 3 \ F are L ‘ i ee eee, vee : — : THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1957 op oad ao Automat c Washer ond otiegee- Repair Service ~ All Makes — Expert Trained Techalclans ALL WORK GUARANTEED Complete Line of Automatic’ Parts All thee of Dryer Venti BUSSARD ELECTRIC ’ Phone FE 2-6445 «4 Oakland Avenue — Free Parking % eae a | ‘Wastes: Editors Quiz on- You'll Want to any in the NEW "57 Plymouth with the Forward Look DAVID (TI as JOHNSTON is reserving a new’ ‘57 Plymouth with: Push - Button Drive and Torsion-Air-Ride for you to test drive. SO SEE HIM SOON AT R & R MOTORS, INC. opel ith — Imperial Dealer 124 ear” id elt: FE 8-6801 m \Lists Are Open Me for Fisher Body re -11958-Competition |’ -on SAVING CERTIFICATES iw Deposit your surplus savings or investment savings A lly one of our 8 convenient National Bank OF PONTIAC other birds? Despite its bad habi * * FOR YOU ‘TO DO: Color this picture. The female cowbird, an egg to a sparrow’s nest, is grey. The head of a male is brownish and the back is black. Next time you're out in the fields in the eastern part of the country, see if you can ‘identify one. (Bonita Charek, Cleveland, 0., wins $10 for this suggestion. What's yours? Violet Moore Higgins; AP Newsfeatures. Tomorrow: What throne was saved by a spider?) QUESTION: ‘Why is the cowbird, like the cuckoo, « menace to xk ww * astlbrns ine. Aneslenncpenttel. and he Maden suey |: have picked up a bad habit that has made them famous among | ~ people and dangerous to smaller birds. They seem to be awfully lazy. They don’t even build nests. Instead, the females sneak around in the bushes and lay their eggs one at a time in the nests of little birds. Not being very smart, the little birds hatch the big eggs along with their owns Because the big nestlings are stronger "than the little. ones, they often “are the only ones to survive. . habit, the cowbird is a useful bird as well as an * * Enrollments are now being ac- cepted for competition in the 1958 Fisher Body Craftsman’s Guild model car awards, with 18 uni- iversity scholarships worth $38,000 and another $77,000 in cash and other awards as the stakes, it was announced today. * * * Boys born in the years 1937 through 1941 are eligible to enroll Ei? in the senior division, while boys ; |born in 1942 through 1946 may _en- rol] in the junior division, ac- RY | cording to C. W. McClellan, ad- -@% |ministrator of the guild. Enrollment cards muy be ob- tained by" writing to the Fisher Body Craftsman’s Guild, General Motors, Detroit 2, Mich. A booklet on model car design and construction is given to each Geapune ont qutaes & wo Oe enrollee. 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SAGINAW AT WARREN, PONTIAC stores OPEN EVERY Mon FEDERAL NIGHT TO 9 ,, , = cleaning set Full size y uke et 4 a | ‘i | ae iy I { ' { ? | i ? 7 =| LO ne a — r 2 THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1957 & = CBR “tUA re it Call SovietsiKezeams Erect ot ae maid ts Ses var ea First Socialists Gen, MacArthur ee rae to get our A-I repair service §f on ary. job, any time; We've. ff ‘[Bouncing Beach Ball c+ tne ea Den eg ay uted av in Seiden of “ve jacks on 1 Warns Russians ‘Against statue in apap of Gen. Douglas re... and we use ‘em ff MacArthur unveiled yeste to lack we —. ont pe bing | Interference With Other at this west coast port where boast ith reason .N, skill of = mechanics . . . but — Red Governments -jing seven years ago. . keep our charges on the mod- ec ie est side! Stop in . . . sodn DEN rs “Fortunately you: were carry- 390 E. Blvd. mments. invading Korean Ing @ truck full when my (at. Mt. ‘Clemens) _ © of wR. ret bs. - an digante jack broke. FE 8-3961 Tito toasted the Soviet. Union|plete victory in the. Korean , a at a luncheon: for his|had —S anys Communists Polish visitors, Communist chief + *« & | Wladyslaw Gomulka and Premier} | Josef Cyrankiewicz. The “$70,000 for the statue was | He said Yugoslavia and Polandjraised by a committee, of govern-| |cannot ‘‘copy experiences in a|Ment officials and ‘civic leaders} |stereotyped manner from the So-|Who received donations from iviet Union.” Koreans of all walks of life.) : eT , | | SLICED 33 : ern | me = ® THIS VALUABLE COUPON ENTITLES For Coverage on — ‘aid, “we mean thatthe soviet|Authentic Imported Ones | ‘~ : ame oe 2H FIRE COVERAGE — =| Ulon. as the first coumiry of 801 sisaNA, Mexico-(@—Sign on al] , GROUND sg LIABILITY BU and THEFT [rly responsible for the preserva-|Street vendor's place along the| A =a b COFFEE MEDICAL PAYMENTS EXTRA LIVING EXPENSE } tion “een Soc‘: aoe Tae Lee “ee A Res. 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MEAT. = Wis. He “Ie 7% 5] en Fa pe ee Li = thee ee 2! f fl Bp , Pal i : eS ee Fi * tet exe Smee Se 2 Pf ‘es ¢ at ° Eee ees Ec r segs | as Le j dab Fea : ee ee : : 4 Tes - ' ii. es va t | fA fe + | : Kee A 24 | yo % _ i at ke § ; oe ] & mS \ - j j Ae? fd é Ley ‘ ; o t/ \ ; h 2a Bey oe { eae ‘} a é f ‘ of Bee. eae { : ee i re ot Fs \ ‘ | | : ‘: ia a Fi : ; ‘ i fronts . } ae are | Pi gee 4 i \ 4 | i \. Z ; ty F ey ; : ¥. She a : / | ", ee ks = \ cals ‘s * ie 4 < See : f . F : ; ’ i < i | \ * ee tt Ope THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, LC OSPR ee pitves | Aaa ey _ELEVEN. va Me 6” - OlL] What Caused Violence i in Dixie? Considine ‘Probes for. Answer / |students, and, given’ tne, tng testers ia sak Neat Some faces a fh ab eo pron ay em ne Tee eee Beaten ee Ae : at Littel Rock.) | “SPECIALS r . * (Cash and Carry) ° Ya (while violence tthe elk een “Only about 15 of our stu:| “I'd say that 98 per cent of the - Steam of reporters led by “Bob [OL decent, Southerners as| dents took part in” the trouble |students here would cause no e . PANTS | ‘ went to the roate of the iwould be a demand by the Su-| and this is a small number con- soruble. They are williug to sccset Sreebase Pas, yh. sone tie Sere ‘Court. that a. eamiber of sidering our enrollment,” Miller ° SKIRTS, plain yc SPN, Socth “eecreemenainle .Jeecers jeach family must become a Trap-| sald in the voice of the South- i ok p ; soe arcs (tere ere | cca oe Sees (cnet, ee @ SHIRTS © SLACKS in the series of six articles try it looks too easy. at the picture his school’s troub- start tofay) x * * les may plant in the misde of |tT0ublemakers whether the prob- Fe ee ce late See ot Se mie & etl Pate onions ee zs Topeoets, Dresses - plain, Suits... .. wig ore! reubor ue of he Natonalend lm now etrng, © barely be| ed my erer ti go hin the |, asked i what ihe 15 wl achieved that day. iregation processes at Little Rock|the change will be most resisted.) “Later they were brought into! “{ don’t know,” the worried man. VOORHEIS “1 - HOUR" con . prem 131 BALDWIN AVE. PLANT: 4160 W. WALTON and SASHABAW after the high betich|the school, and, although there was said “But I do know this much:! its- ruling, the realino disciplinary action taken at that|In time the other students would lville, served the cause of school|battle is just being joined. Thereltime, as such, I did take theim|have disciplined the troublemakers integration mightily. ° has been comparatively, and mir-jaside and try to explain the sitn- themselves. Integration-is no great * * # aculously, little violence to date. ation to them. problem .to the vast majority of| 7 HI i Eh: gg a So did the gantlet of villitication|There have been no deaths, hardly lwhich a Negro girl named Eliza-|% bloody nose, Jona pamanseonmseoraanaen ——— ARR ne ge ibeth Eckford was forced D Tun at meas atte jot ts et ite Rock High. The. “berne"la Sy tadt veer, oll qulat. jhead of Dorothy Counts at Char) thought long and i lots, NC, and the cries of “Sou|tave, oweht long and seriou) | Ve on her,” may be remembered inj)" ad that leads to the Uto- | Seiden enter ass ae @ maior in lian state of student integration | eldest lening w to | of and required by thell * A boy named Teddy Camp, 17, be dotted with similar who looked ike Johnny Dio’ a,j ee wt tte “woe oa cigarette dangling, he blocked the/#ttent world these six Negroes who sought entrance|/{@¥ weeks. | i | to North Little Rock High, simil-| There is no mixed public edu- tributed unknowingly to-| cation in Alabama, Florida, | of what was in his hot blood will| and Virginia. There are only 23 be routine Negroes out of 750,000 students in | | Ar Gan 2 dems ach Ce “Of that latter incident, the North) . sow more in Arkansas. Little Rock Times said in a front jpoee edttoctal: The tens of thousands to come| vert Uitte mock sad [ll Sd themes mater ‘| day of shame yesterday... . rep-/ oc wil all around [resent their race in all-/ ons _ist false teeth firmly <4 eos Sacha Duets oy fSceetcerad MIE COME M| || (JUST $6 DOWN aeravammolacy ulelaem ONUEL RCPAIRER jcould not break the N . dents through the r_ clothin lankets, linen re- by his own students, and You othing, blankets, ens and pre cious woolens are kept dust- free and moth- ‘ 14) | YF ? {ree in this ony pecem ensemble. i ‘ Ke ae | -_ Built -of moth- repellent Tennessee red wouldn’t be necessary; that theyll | ah... @ 2 ' § cedar with smart natural grgin finish, tapered ebony legs, brass ferrules. And look! The wardrobe has 12 plastic hangers to add extra convenience. Truly a bar- gain at only $59.95 for wardrobe and chest! 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Cheboygan. made her_final run across'the Straits of Machi- \He Didn | Gluck Sees Man Who Has Name Recall » COLOMBO, Ceylon (—Maxwell Ghick, the millionaire merchant, today met the man whose name . es Headon Crosh sires *'3 From Drayton Plains - A headon collision on Sasabaw | Rd., just north of Walton Bivd., in Waterford Township, Sunday, sent Pontiac Genera] Hospital. | fi three Drayton Plains residents tof One of the drivers, Carma Kern, 53, of 3963 Woodmere St., was ad i nac to St. Ignace last night. As the ferry boat pulled away from the dock on her last voyage across the straits, other vessels rang bells and blew whistles to say goodbye, he couldn't remember. They got BOW-—-BOX 178OL~WHAT DID along just fine. ’ By ROBERT E, HENNESSEE “LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (INS) — You're Orval Faubus and in front of you is the President of the ‘happen ‘simply because you did the only thing you felt you could under.the circumstances, which was ordering the National Guard out when you saw violence ap- MONDAY THROUGH -THURSDAY TROUSERS CLEANED | | PRESSED mitted with a broken leg and knee and cuts of the farehead, She is reported in satisfactory condition |]. today, : * The a and New York Man was presenting his creden- : tials as the new U. S. ambassador : RM AS _ United States, — — . bid arp = ey ada pi The City of Cheboygan replied/to Prime Minister Solomon Ban-|* The driver of the other car, and BE UD briar patch in the red-lay foot-- people should have wundersiced. [min three Ke and two. short darenaike. prggenlly scarab pay ot 38S ci SKIRTS—Up to 6 Pleats Cy hills of the Ozarks. You blamed all those out-of-state voyage amend lence . apr —_o me = and cahneed. while his brother, SWEATERS : . |m i It seems like only yesterday you|renorters who suddenly . Se wa Elmer, 16, is listed in satistactory'- . * * about Gluck's admission ‘before a The ship was the second of the Senate committee that he did not ferry boat fleet to be retired. The know the’names of the prime min- Straits of Mackinac made her last ister of Ceylon—at the moment. voyage a week ago, * < * Thé three remaining ferries —| ‘You have arrived here with al were but a postmaster in your home towfi of Huntsville, Ark. And now you are sitting down to talk terms with the President. You speak for the whole South in your plea for.state's rights. on Little Rock last wéek. They had failed, you thought, in presenting your case to the nation. They had asked ‘‘evidence,"" but how do you document evidence of tension and approaching violence? condition with a broken jaw and possible concussion. a eee | ‘Iran Floods Kill 54 * TEHRAN, Iran ( — Fifty-four) What a value for fine quality cleaning! Each —— French- Clo Finished FREE. 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The bodies of | there egration—at a white) flinc Communists made : Tel-Huron Shopping Genter, Fe 5-7934 pen oo day after aie Day? oe tae e ou in Moscow|**tty November none of the ferries| Bandaranaike thanked Gluck paar cereacmaace sea td : : . —— : 8 ‘os alike [29d New Delhi and Manila, Bang- will be running. ved “the publicity Ceylon got from SS ‘ : : FE Pacnte~ orien nda nS ikok-and Cairo. = incident.” SDE” und fon apemed dre | fall now, your var'wn he (9 Should Do Well ~ ¢. "the Pelee Mauser” sits oo high government source, “is high-/ tined to be the second man in Federal goverament had reached KESHENA, ‘Wis. —. Ernie|ly impressed with him and is sure} = history to be elected Arkansas | an whea something Salles iq. o seanihier Rec-|he will make a success of his job. | ey. 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CAMPUS . 79¢ KNEF SOX 2 pair $1.50 Sizes: 9-9%-10-10%-11 : 83 N. Saginaw Street on Neumode He osiery Shops FE 2-7730 _ organization. Central Volunteer Group Marks 3 Years’ Service The Central Volunteer Bu- reau of the Pontiac Area Unit- ed Fund is celebrating three years of continuous service to residents rounding communities. /h *% Serving as a clearing house for volunteer needs, and a re- cruitment center, the bureau has mushroomed into an or- ganization which plays a very definite role in® the commu- nity. MANY SERVICES In addition to administrative work on various. agency gov- -erning and advisory boards, qualified volunteers. serve as librarians, hostesses, recep- tionists typists, teachers, speakers, gardeners and motor aids, - : * *- : ‘The bureau was formed in September 1954 as an out- growth of an extensive study | -by the United Fund dealing with . the needs for such an x “* Questionnaires were sent to executives of both UF and pri- vate agencies who relied upon volunteer help to supplement their work forces. Over 20 local ¥ | agencies expressed a favorable of Pontiac and sur- attitude toward the bureau's establishment. : BUREAU LEADERS Mrs, George Petroff was elected the bureau's first pres- ident, and was succeeded by Mrs. Ralph Bump. The preset chairman, Mrs. C. M. Shelton, was elected in May 1957. itional Church. Mrs. S. W. Mayflower ‘Group Conducts Meeting - a luncheén for members of May-) flower Group of First Congrega-' Barnes assisted the hostess. 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Perfect for boy's rooms No Matec GT _tortable: mattress, ‘box springs. 0 NE a REFERENCES. 8 $1.00 $ 44 TODAY. 8 & Weekly “4 FE 37114 s 3 s No Down | PRE PINARRRM e A) ga i R P NP RL ct PPNreMeCi BOE ara ar a ones OE Te iD I ATR Barth wm? ett err aks _THE PONTIAC PRESS fabio cY, SEI i987, “PONTIAC, MICHIGAN. * a re : ak eas a soe 78, of Watervalley, Ky., and Mr. and Mrs, Eddie together these five generations. Pictured above-are FIVE GENERATIONS — A recent visit to Gingellville from Mrs. Henry White, of Marion, .Ind., brought to right) Mrs. Henry White; her daughter, ee notre: se hand aovin eansal her son, Eddie WIXOM — The young village of Wixom, less than a year old, may branch into a fifth class city in the near future. xe 3 ® * A petition requesting that status has been declared valid by the village council here. Submitted by a citizen’s group, Area Churches Set Fall Schools Attend Monday Classes in. Pontiac Members of the Walled Lake! |Methodist Church will be attending, the Fall Schoo! for Churchmanship | to be held in Ponfic beginning on/ Monday Sept, 23. 5 Sessions will be held in the Cen- tral Methodist ehurch from 7:30 to 9:30 on six consecutive. Monday evenings. Dr. Milton Bank is dean Brodkorb, who holds his 11-monthi-old daughter, Debra Lynn. Mrs. Brodkorb, mother of Eddie Brodkorh, lives on Waldon Road, Gingellville. Her mother, Mrs. Yates, also resides on Waldon. jof the school. 2 2 | Courses of specific interest to) |workers in Christian education in-| clude administration, -children's di-| fore | vision, nursery, kindergarten, pri- F 141 Attend St. Patrick WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP =| aomaiee an “open house” to | |mary, junior, youth, and adult .|training in leadership. - General courses will be given as they relate to WSCS, Meth- dist men, Christ, the church and race, membership and evangel- ism, and the Good Samaritan. ixom E 'yes Sta tu of 5th Class City. Walled Lake Group to} } t~UNION -LAKE'= Geraleen June th® petition contains a total of {its territory should either ‘Novi or 168 legal signatures. A petition of (Commerce ~ a become a that nature requires only 100 sig- city. natures or a quantity equal to A second areataae to Wixom one per cent of the total popula- (residents would be the elimination tion, according to Joseph T, Stad- of township taxation. — vies ponies. la commenting on the new is- The counci] must wait at least) gue, Stadnik issued the following 30 days before taking final action! statement: “If the citizens of on the petition. After the waiting) Wixem want a fifth class city period, council will adopt an offi-| status, it would be beneficial to cia] resolution and set a date for) make such a change now before a special election to bring the mat-| ghe village government gets into ter.to a yore: high gear.” Stadnik also ‘declared that he was 100 per cent behind the pro- posal and that the fifth class city status was part of his campaign -| platform. * * It is expected that Wixom coun- cilmen will schedule an election at their regular meeting slated for Monday evening, October 14. — Should Wixom become a fifth class city, it will be known as a “home rule city,” Stadnik said. The chief advantage to a fifth * * * Voters will be asked to elect a nine-man charter commission when a special election is held. Then, \class eity classification would be/voters would be asked to approve a ithe security of Wixom’s size. As/fifth class city charter at a second a eee: Wixom could Jost part of ‘election. Geraleen Childs. Waterford Has Exchange Vows ‘Adult Education. Classes Begin Sept. 24; Registration Scheduled Next Thursday. Childs and Richard Vaughn La! Barre exchanged nuptial vows be- | lore the Rev. John W. Mulder re- cently in Walled Lake Methodist! Church. } The bride is the daughter of Mr. | : and Mrs. A. G. Childs, 3100 Mas-| Classes in Adult Education will sena, Union Lake. “The bride-| \begin this year in Waterford Town- groom's parents are . the Vengo Tuesday, Sept. 24 from 7 to La Barres of Battle Creek. For the ceremony fitnessed by |9:30 p.m., according to director some 200 guests, the bride chose a Byron J. Merritt. ballerina-length gown of Italian * * * Enrollment. figures now show that | be held from 2 until 4 p.m. on Mrs. Fred Thomson will teach | 141 children are attendihg classes; Sunday, Sept, 29. The public is in the new, $190,000 St, Patrick's, invited to inspect. the _ echogt | -|elementary. ‘school. located at) facilities, ~~ bak the primary division course and silk with appliques of lace at the} Registration for the ten weeks the Rev. John Mulder. the youth neckline and sleeves. A Juliet cap course to be given at the high section. 4hstructors aré from held her fingertip veil, and she|school, has been scheduled from 'Pontiae™ learried a cascade arrangement! ‘7 to 9 p.m. Thursday. Registrations . Hutchings and Union Lake roads. The school was — opened last week. Fhe Rev. Lewis M. Ellis, pas- | At present, only four of the eight classrooms are in use due to @ ‘shortage of instructors. Classes are now limited to children in the “Detroit. Orion Man Chairman ‘of white and yellow roses. Matron of honor was Mrs. Ed-| ward Sheppard of Flint. Brides- | | maids were Elaine Phillips of | peeere Creek and Fay Block of | | will also be accepted opening night. Merritt said«that if there was first through ‘the fourth grades. | Present plans call for the addi- ition of one higher grade each year until all rooms.are fully occupied. 'Aecording to the timetable, the ‘School will be accepting students’ tor of St. Patrick's church, is County Calendar for Milk Producers Walled Lake. Typing. | Best man was David De Shon pee ‘tides: ps ete el a LAKE ORION — Stuart Braid % Battle gy and seating the| manship, Photography and lof Lake Orion was elected district | ®¥°%s Were James Calids nd, ' \No. 4 chairman of. Michigan Milk\@¢. brother of the bride. andi William Pugh of Battle Greek, | Three tf short- ‘assistant secr etary-manager of the . Lake ‘in grates one through eight in \Producers Assn. at a fecent elec. different Exicnsion group es _ tion, according to Jack W. Barnes, 0 reception in the church parlors, jangelyphesicn. Soniye —“y re 3. ante ow the ceremony. ec ie vi regg shortha or asked wy TAL, newlyweds will live in East. Lans-| Will be available, Merritt said. /association. Rechester : ing upon their return from their Adults “enrolled in the ceramics Hospitalized With Burns ' all Howard damage to his bedroom. riba { : The Style Steppers Square/Dance Club a | Glen Hansen of Gregory was honeymoon trip to Wisconsin. classes. will be taught modeling, as gpeesoting «beginner ‘pullding on Au. . Smoking in bed cost Robert An- named vice chairman and Cam- . wee ‘decorating and the oven work of | 0 ary lourn road start ing Wednesday at 8b : ‘de burns’ both: | i} J. C the Ba ft ng |The tub m. | derson Ss on, egs- ‘ap ! eron ‘arruthers, neroft, A pottery items. rey | date. ‘Peeuane tetenseted’ came eat tore | eretary Dynamite Newspaper a ele { Wayne Larsen, Howell, was elect-- BEIRUT, Lebanon (® — Dyna-| The registration fee will be $6 ied to the state district committee;|mite sticks were thrown at a per course and is payable at the Carlton Crawford, Milford, to the! building housing the pro-Western time of régistration. No refunds State credentials committee, and Daily Star last night, blowing out, will. be. made after the second Alva Braid, Durand, to the state nearly all the windows. The blast meeting of the class. nominating committee. leaused slight.damage to adjacent| For further information regard- si * weer OL 1513968, aft | The Pontiac Fire Dept. varieand) : ps Orienville leant oe at asta entertain 0 Ox- a call at 145 S. Johnson. St..at 5:27) todays at 8 eae r hall ‘ia. m. Sunday. Firemen rescued | ‘The public been invited, to attend tena Anderson and took him to Pontiac! . é | inetaltetcom Utica- Man Appointed |° MR. and MRS. THOMAS CHRISTENSEN Soe cent ries vin rae rg bs released. Governor in Switzerland Last Spring AUBURN HEIGHTS — The Ro GINGELLVILLE — A wedding Gwendolyn Thompson | |Wed in Parents’ Home New Fire Truck | | to Nose Out by Gwendolyn ‘Hope Thompson, for tary Club here on Thursday will ’ be host to-Lloyd R. Hirth, governor in a lace bower and a rose trel-|her recent marriage to renee Old 29 Model of 638 District of Rotary Interna lis arch on the lawn of her par-|W. Christensen. _ . tional, who is making his annual ents’ be a yn the setting chosen} The bride’s parents are Mr. and) NOVI TOWNSHIP — The Novi offi cial each ia Mrs. Ray Thompson of 3595 Bald-|Township. Board has decided to a tans is fae ts Fi ‘List: Al win, and Mr. Mrs, . Peter|purchase a new fire truck. kes : "| Christensen 43 Hamlin Road, province of Ontario. - ee ( iremen 1 rson .. Ponting, are ts of the bride- teens to be snipipen’ | ~~“fle will address the local club Ci Be ae nollie : and confer with Préstéant-Larry in ity. House Fire The bride choi’ “a “pale blue! = = Riorthnce 1 nich has Scharer, Secretary Wesley New- chiffon ballerina - length gown! i wee percbaned’ 48th annual convention in Lucerne, 249 district: governors supervising the activities of more than 9500 Switzerland last May. He is one of) tt fire, apparently set by an ar- ist“ burnéd down both doors to the Naihet of Bdgar Anderson, 38, fot 103. W> Ritigers St., early Sun, awekened abott 5 a.m: by shouting from the street and the. sound of breaking glass. -He found both front and rear door ablaze and the windows too narrow for escape. - Anderson ran water in thd kitch-. en sink and threw it on the bac door, The flames died down for a’ minute and he ran into the back- yard. = i The Pontiac Fire Dept., sum-| moned by a neighbor, brought mi ‘fire under control before it reached) the attic. They found a quart jar,' j- ‘with scooped’ neck and cummer-, ‘bund ending in. & ‘bustle bow. The board is now considering ‘Her veil was “secured ‘to a cap; several applications for the board) of matching blue, embroidered with trustee position left vacant by the bride, 292s. : Chester, was the best, man. ° “The reception following the cer-| 4 _ only attendant. «tot ” Rochester, pesnes of Clark's term. 5 Circles of Orion Church | i emony. The ‘couple will reside in’ Join for Sept. 18 Event Rochester. | LAKE ORION — The five circles} ‘Seek Area Mail Carrier of the Lake Orion Methodist! {Church afe joining for a com-) ORCHARD LAKE—An examina-| bined WSCS general society meet-| tion for Fural carrier for the post jing on Wednesday, at the Methodist | office here will be open for accept-|Church House at 12 noon. The Rev. Albert Johns will speak on the topic “Structure of Methodism.” ance of applications until Oct. 8, the U.S. Civil Service Commission at Washington, D.C., announced itoday. jbuildings. No spagleres were injing the program, call OR 3-1241 or J the cusstenn at the time. \FEderal . 2-3190. NE a Fi restone _Gov. Lioyd Hirth is a ee in day moérming’ *tpearis. Her corsage was of.yellow|recent death of Frank Clark. Board, pier Rear & th noeeted - Lane Anderson, alone’ and sikiey in rose$ and ibid lossoms. members will appoint a new trus-, a president 1 ary Club “the coment. ‘blotk ‘house, was), Catal pson, “sister of the/tee in the near future to‘serve the *=* ‘Includes all this 655 Brake Adjustment coos. POY. 3.50 Wheel Alignment ......Feg- 8.50 Wheel Balance .. 2tm reg. 4.00 Total Value... .#16.00 their activities are similar to those smelling of gasoline in the back} Complete information about ex-| The luncheon is potluck and eoch of the Rotary Club of Auburn yard and_believe soméone threw)amination requirements and in-person is asked to bring own table) Heights, because they are based : gasoline on the doors and deliber-|struction for filing may be obtained|service. The Mary Martha Circ}é) on the same general objectives— : Mm, AND MRS. G. COFFEE ately set them on fire. at the Orchard Lake Pest Office.|will be hostess group. = _// developing better ries a Pa — siness a “| ee teal abe, preset, Cote Ceremony at St. Mary | munity ° betterment undertakings, ( | a ic Ri te in In lay advancement of good will, under- ; Z standing ‘and peace among the IMLAY. CITY—First Congrega-|' She wore gauntlets of taffeta. served as best Man and ushers |- peoples of the world. tion Church here was tife scene of|Her fingertip veil of tulle was se-| werg pr. s K. Buchanan, oi ak |. Milford—Silvia Bokor,) flowers and she carried @ pray- |, caturday double-ring ceremony,|°UTe4 by @ crown of seed pearls. Imlay City, David Taylor na ae wige na Se, Dey ee ke a She carried a bouquet of white| Ages D pncoad The noon arn(Bokor, of 4270 W.-Commerce be- when Elaine Thatcher, daughter of stephanotis centered Oak, J Campbell, Roches- at the old fire hall, 3432 Auburn) "90" 0° . Lolita, Bokor “was her sister's emery vee wa ' here came the bride of Glenn R, Cof- \ Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Thatcheriwhite orehiid. ter and/ Larry: Turner, Imlay as coh Aa ; fee of 3257 Central Bivd., in a wed-/™Aid of honor and best man was)... united in martiage with Far! wie City. : ding ceremony at St. Mary's Cath-/AUStin Faedie, uncle of the bride.|cj.n Crake Jr. son af Mr, and| ‘The sedi ‘sifter, Mrk, TK. Crake, ~ brother “of the : Head Farm Bureau olic church Saturday. For their honeymoon to Niaga- |Mrs. Earl Crake of Browh City./Buchanan, Imlay: City, was matron/bridegroom was the page. Fi re $ a) " e ; MARLETTE — Mrs. Elias wil- * * * ra Falls, the bride wore a light | The Rey. Cylde Taylor, uncle ofiof honor sand “bridesmaids were! /Following the ceremony a recep- ‘ MeGregor haa beens His parents are Mrs. Dora Ad-| brown’ taffeta dress with yellow ithe bride, performed. the candle- tion was held in the, Lutheran S T @) 4 3 4 ; liamson, sabecinis: Of the Sanilac|2™* of 3257 Central Bivd.,. and) accessories, . _ |light ceremony ‘assisted by Rev. ide-|Church parlors. For the wedding County Farm Bureau Women's wwe *, of 4921 Filer Ave..! a4. bride's mother was sowneal David Evans, ‘jtrip to. Northern.’ Michigan, the m4 Committee. ; in a light brown taffeta dress with} The brideg, given in marriage -|bride donned a navy blue and white 146 West Huron ’ Other officers elected for the| , Dressed in a white sheath with |yellow ‘accessories, and the bride-| by father, wore a gown of dress. coming year are: Mrs. Harold] layers of lace over taffeta, the |groom’s mother wore a navy blue| whit¢ hand. clipped. Alencon tace ~ * © ‘ Gough, vice president; Mrs, Grant] bride spoke her vows before the jdress with matching accessories.| over imported Malian silk taf. The newlyweds will make’ their FE 2-9251 Hooper, 8 . Petsch| Rev, Richard Haney. Her match- | Upon their return, the young cou-| feta with a scoop neckline and / home in Biloxi, Miss., while the Peck, treasurer, and — Lane wm oo ls aha it fed bridegroom is stationed mattis Wadsworth, safety chairman, & headplece of fresh miiniature |Rd., Milford, : the Air Force. i ‘ * os 3 ‘J ra ‘i ij * ‘i = + » "i rz Wap % ; es | ee is H ¥ iy tf aS ae i ? * hat : 4 i : faa . eee n & Ped “ee | ; } as E, ete &\ = 3 a ee ; * k = t : ‘ re ‘ Ww i Bf i as ; i fy fA Bee zene hy + 7 s.* eis toe SE } f . SEC ISR 5 i y, é : th Si get .% eer ed ee i Med ee by Lie be ae ‘ ‘ Ee yee ees i ie oe ee : egg, \, Keay i ; i 4 ‘ ‘ ? ‘ at r of ¥ pags ot ane ‘ totes ‘ H ‘ Ie i t - ee ] fa > (ae fe ‘ ‘ x ‘ , 3 ; 4 f és ES : | é i : LY ¥ is : 5 | { Wary det so i ba Sel eer ant PLE Ay a f - Ly wy \ oe , +3 , : ; y { 5 : F : aot * 7 is ‘ re é Pree: ae rch ae nee os i » ee i \ Me 0 A ein RU ecm es eines 3 nt tines pede e 1k Iara Os alls NS, | q | peer ree er bean ‘ t ( ‘\ é ' S i : Toe tage ee yt y ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER -16, 1957 Fo cme eg alc enenpe arti hoe 3 fi le a me i = ; ; ; ; . ‘ - | me eis i a ‘ ‘ 8 eC | ose | | 7 , f} x é 0) f : ! : S ; Abticinng \ OU tee oe ee Oe a Le ie {Only One Game NL Lead Cut to 24% Games : . : & ee . eee ee ; : rae raves on 6 | aroun ne | Se jor ne pasa Ph After Two Wins. | dreving raves rom | ‘The i has. te-] ‘Ted Kasanshi, a .288 hitter, shn- | an 11-4 romp ever Brooklyn. Hal ne: Recreation MILWAUKEE (#—Hurt serious-| The little manager te-| Ted . oe p= ay Doyen ly by a batting slump, the Milwau-|vamped his batting order and wel-| gled home the winning rua. Jettooat hit one of the homers | Bunning Notches 19th ii series. kee Braves today led the Nationaljcomed back two of his injured) with stan Musial back in the| and took an 112 lead into the Victory in Opener of t * * SN ee ee te toot te tie Sere wen sak Cans, Sch beter hoy eae. . H ried Manager Fred Haney ifisist-/Logan—in his hunt for hits aMdiwith three hits in six trips, the) yoy S Sunday's ‘Double’ — a ed, “We're not going to blow this/runs. But he admitted he hasn't/Cardinals thumped Pittsburgh|,-¢ Hass a rockle sutheldes Gytvan, Manor ‘Civ eee ae tear searihe the chub. yesterday rice, 98, Sad 113 behind Herwlsinct single with bases loaded) BOSTON uM — The rejuvenated bowling league. ; called minor league ‘WOland the score tied for the Chicago ne aeagpean ee The Braves’ bats became silent| celled up three of its big innings did the trick—six runs! (5's 7.6 edge over the New York Tams, se sores to oe pega sec tae Dee er gg fateh RA ey en te Oe Se ar a con maps 0: Fz been. lost their eighth in 11 starts: 32) “How do I know why we aren't}second game. lie Mays had four hits for the|bulldosed their way to within one * * SD een ee a en et ao a oa Ctacinnatl stansned tour heme Glants, including bis 24th homer, fs eee e . il Hayes, a transfer Louis Cardinals grabbed a. twiniT'd pot a stop to this slump right) "oe wo manna — The surprising + place ee ee bill from the Pittsburgh Pirates. jnow.” ; a Tees swept a, te fom but within a short time In the dressing room, his added, “We're overdue Boston ¥ “l 43, i ; te " id it ‘ NE te " ag Eis —< cy Ww S ag ee : - oe Z rg i i| i for * : “But we've got to get some ® 2 @ Bunning, the hurler has ex- The champion Rochester Junior / ecaas hits," Haney said. The Braves) ssneys remarks were echoed = < .. . _ |ploded into Detroit's winningest legion baseball toam was hosered nmiaMr SEOT — Fullback Jack Lyon is ore af the returaing [ive collected six runs and 19 hits}, Red ‘schoendienst Wwhoag Ar . S in |bitcher this season after spending - recently at a banquet held for |. +. derick stalwarts expected to help pull the 2 of tee nee et ee oes rival in the Milwaukee, camp. in most of last year in the minors. teams of the’18th district at the / ase 5 da tel ipa June was followed by the better * * ° * Clawson American Legion. al- | 8tid doldrums. Shown here lugging baseball. that cafried the Braves} GY - Bunning got his 19th victory ye bert Sseseeny, manager and Post | out on deictse. to their once handsome lead. ee ms » ag Detrolt downed Boston 172 commaider, received hs Warren Spabn, shooting for his || By INTERNATIONAL NEWS bill from Cleveland winning 5 to 4)7-1 in the opener to reach the Gite srophy during the pregrem. f” / 20th victory, coddied a 21 lead | Tommy Byrne's pinch homer fn|and 4 to-3 to move into Sth place|thteshold of the coveted 20-game Larry Laferge of Rochester and into the ninth inning Sunday only |the opener and the three-hit pitch-|j004 of the Tribe ‘winner's circle, Milford’s Dave Gaddis were. jo’ have Philadelphia tle the jing of Don Larsen gave the = 3 i Cig ad named most valuable players for score in the ninth and beat Mil- |Yankees a sweep of 5-3 and 30 de-| ‘The Yanks were held scoreless | punning allowed five hits. He the Gistrict, wankee in the 10th 3-2, After twe |cisions over Kansas City and in-| by Jack Urban until the seventh [panned nine and walked four . 3" -@ ' a hits sent Spat to the showers, |creased the New York lead to 5%4| When three singles produced one [Frank Malzone’s sixth-inning single Sal Maglie says he would have] _/ : . . games over Chicago which dumped} Fu, Byrne's homer delivered jwhich scored Jim Piersall was the BM Prag Bly Dg « 59 : _— a ) Washington 3-1 in a single game} Tree ate ae a a fifth tally, [tt Fun otf Bunning in 18 innings. traded White because : yesterday. roundtripper scored : x * * it would have meant his getting| St. Mike, Dales Ready to Challenge : Elsewhere in the American] Homers by Tony Kubek and amas bes/ehalied ap a 368 “lost” in the bullpen again. He , League, Detroit moved within one} Harry Simpson off reokle George | since being recalled by De- " figures he can still start and win , 2 e game of 3rd place by ripping Bos-| Brunet won the second for the |i inte in 1956 and is almost and proved it recently by blanking ‘ ton twice, 7 to 1 and 4 to 3, and) Yanks whe concluded their sea- | ain to win 20 games, since he i Ye + < : BS : won 19 of the 22 games between |). more chances. » Ban Sttroee of Norte Sake! See ay Jo Dee, Gee Wiz plies homer was the| oihualine tt, he sind homer a of all-star team ae . . ; ’ Lemon's homer w season wv on in the candidates in halfback Dick Biery| . (This % the 6th of s series of eight | Detroit St, Rita, there Is enough roles. The Eaglet line, for the miostycolumn two or three times before : only run in the Washington game! first inning of the night ad and end Bill Yahne, “I wouldn't) Ses fea tas Se caliber aboard to make it mighty is experienced. [the 1957 schedule runs out. Double Winners | unii the white sox scored three in ing Detroit a three-run ieea trade Dick for anyone,* he says and ares lengons. 1 article dis- | Uncomfortable on any given © | Doesoite the loss of brothers Bill,| Wright greeted 15 lettermen on the ninth on Earl Torgeson's tw0-| which it never. lost. of Biery who excells as a runner) ‘es the Lange). | cutee, Joe and Gary Fitzgerald, who| opening day, headed by halfback | Two double winners emergedjrun double and a sacrifice fly.| Bill Tuttle singled home the and. receiver. Yahne can catch By BILL CORNWELL | Even badly-battered St. Fred-lmoved to Marion, Ind., and the| Tom Dereches, quarterback Dict Sunday's start of the Watkins|Barry Latman won and Trumanjeventual winning run in the fourth passes with the best of them and Lake St. ies injerick, the SCL doormaf which Leo Vane} ant Steet Lyon, end 41 ake Yachting association season’s|“levenger lost. x * & is starting his Srd season at end.| Orchard Lake St. Mary goes Sn) nee a on ow the aridiren since een eligibility of Leo Var! puit Biery, tackle Frank Zwicker | wo more weekend races|, Baltimore won the opener in 16| Boston picked up its runs on The pair combined for 54 pass re- of its football title “se & denBusche, transfer end from Mt. and guards Marty Koenig and innings despite a Cleveland triple| Mickey Vernon's bases-empty hom- ceptions last fall. urban Catholic League the 1953 season opener, figures to|Clemens St. Mary, St. Mike coach| Frank Palopoll. © {will settle the championships of the|piay Joe Caffie hit a homer in theler in the fourth and Dick Gernert’s oe this fall at at aig tne nel tcore at least a couple of victories|Bob Mineweaser is more cheerful The Rams were dealt a severe|*ree divisions. ° .|ninth for Cleveland to tie the score|two-run homer in the seventh. Jos Grace ‘defeated Jim Pitts 3 tag ~o-epon ra. and end the long drought. ee Coe ee ee bie Jast’ week, however, when| Jo Dee (Glenn and Jo Fries) |and then in the bottom of the ninth,| Frank Lary was the winner. and 2 te win the blab champton- |° "°K ts In other words, this year’s race gan. Palopoli suffered a head injury and Gee Wiz (Guy and Nancy (Pitcher Bud Daley caught George) In the opener, Detroit hammered ship at the Detroit Golf Club | Highly-respected and for honors could be one of the hot- The. Shamrocks are well forti- |during a tackling drill. He is prob-| Duffield) won both ends of the |Zuverink’s pop fly bunt and nabbed/13 hits off Willard Nixow. and re- Sunday. ever-dangerous Ferndale St. James test and most closely-contested bat- fied up front with seasoned per |ably lost to the team for the year.| lightning and snipe classes. Sec- both Bob Boyd and Billy Goodman|liefer Murray Wall with Bunning Fh * * * [look ready to offer stern challengesities in the parochial league's Te-| teemers lke tackles Lou Palace St. James, coached by Cotky| 0Md to Jo Dee in the morning [otf base to complete a triple play.jeontributing a double and scoring Bob Inman of Detroit was 11\"tile Highland ahaa and Jerry Obngren, guard EA lvosier is geared for a serious| 8d afternoon was Busy Bees | A wild throw by Vic Wertz en-jonce. strokes behind leader Sarh Snead| Us craftily in The Orchard Lake Eagiets, | Lauinger and end Ron Call. st the ‘crown: Half a| (Bruce andi Fred Brede); in the |abled Ken Lehman to bring home ~~ et i in today's final round of the Dallas| Although the talent appears | winners with comparative ease | no Mineweaser son Of thellonn weterane biliter the Dales'| Morning snipe race the New: |the run that gave him the win. All Tigers rest today but will be. in Open, daman shot 6t yererday to] Gineer st Raval Osk st. Mary in 1955 and °S6, have the makings | 04, oo Jim Fox are backfield led by’ bruising fullback} ™an's Biucboat was 2nd, Bynes jof Baltimore's second game runs|New York tomorrow for the first boost his total to 207. + 1 it, Clement of Center Line and of another championship club it | J:orans while Tom Chapdelaine,|Bill Tunnicliff and halfback Larry| (Frank Fleck, Chuck Morris) jcame in the third inning on sixiof a two-game series with the - , Rev. John Rakocry can find ade- Mike Flynn and Chuck Steinhelper|Honeycut, "| 2nd im afternoon (3rd in the ‘straight singles off Don Mossi. Ray| Yankees. They trail New York by ei: : . quate replacements for his grad- |.) 7 sith ta so gee ‘morning. |Moore was the winner. 15% games Battered Putter Title Aid uation-riddled backield. ence. Pat Campbell and BMi Fian-| Cue Art Miesnoct - Kreitz Kraft (Karl Kreitz) won ' regulars returning at St. Bene- , Terry Raymond, star piledriv-jigan ate promising sophomore] ac tnctuding halfback Larry |the first thistle race with Mauvic : *. < . ing fullback, is the lone backfield|halfbacks, Ce . | Gackl, a constant breakaway | (Ed Nelson) 2nd, Tar Baby (Harm ba ODDINS IMATQUT KUM Q cere: we‘ cecetater yout |arey tom ‘wing Sense, bx) oe tases yn 7 Sith Stan Moniusvko and speedy|conch Gene Wright thinks his ‘grid- Ea Casey, new head mentor at|Baby 2nd (Jim Parshall), Mauvie Lou Little f i : . Frank Bartos destined for halfbackiders might break into the victory|Royal Oak St. Mary, inherits &/3rq. Ramblin’ Rascal (Jack Ber- ; | Robbins has succeeded|tered but treasured old putter. “Ward Jr. as king of ama-| Ward ruled the amateurs in . a Calls ‘em Tiger Box Scores |"sstin, ‘ttc jAngelo Corratti at St. Rita, with ier Champion Again | the way, while awivel-bipped hall-l64 Bloomfield Hills CC in the Air : FIRST GAME Temn,, defeated Dr. Frank “Bud” BH ee een Cane cet jee ee SS eee By LOU LITTLE persotr . BOSTON : turday i Township ABR ation aia inae oon Ys 2 ship at Bloomfield Hills Country) As I get around the country I find people saying that one | ct 5 0 1 Piersail,et 4 1 09|the 36-hole windup of the 57th ! sesinad Gah 6 64. g 1 Beting. > ft 3 Bem, § ¢ jiconal Amateur golf 10 0 A Keoueh 2 oo ete in another tournament until| ROOKies Shine in Wings-Flyer Tie . BB : ds Boxee, 36 the Master’s next spring, called a — Cy ii 1% This is the week they are intent on every coaching word. —--—-— '" —-—-—\|the 24th hole the turning point. . ; ow You oo Reneee hy 34 They're up mentally, and that usually means physically, too. Totes = 4 10 a en *| “1 thought I was going to lose bs ya This is the week you don’t have to resort to any semblance of A Grounded out tet) ior Bisier in 7th [it but wound up even instead of | 8-4 Ceeland, 43, 1st gate) the old-time “fight-talk.” They don’t need it. ere 300 100 0006—4/G0wn two,” he said. 16 fopays Games x *« & Boston |.....s0..-. @00 1090 200-3) The airman drove into the rough a. at 7 p.m—Pischer| oS eet ae After 33 years of college coaching, at Georgetown and Co- . RBI—Kaline 3, Tuttle, Vern-|down the bank to the left of the Cleveland at Baltimore, 7 p um fin with ew probl $a Rains, * Vernon,” Oe Gernert, Lary, |green on the 185-yard hole but! sAULT STE. MARIE u—Gen-trial as left winger on the No. 2| ing two goals in the first four |on, 0°)" BP" én. Toate tee vet = lem this year—one I a De eee ene. Pilin, Selling and |ctipped to within two feet of the!eral Manager Jack Adams tried|line, was dropped down to the Fly-| minutes. Chicago PATURDAY'S RESULTS have ae creat The problem is where to spend each Boone. Lett—Detralt 10, Boston 3. BB—/Pin and dropped the putt. fitting new forwards today in line! ers lineup 7, guicese 4S Cleveland. 10 succeeding Sa ay a ternoon. Lary 2, Mass 1, Brewer 8, Bisier 1. 80—/ Thon g nine-foot putt on the Rookie Guyle Fielder got De-|wasnington 3, Kansas City 2, 10 innings Lary 1, Mase . Brewer 3. HOtary 8 oe tooter on the sloping nee sy nt snowed up in the open-| «7 was impressed with Me- |troit’s opener and Ferguson beat| Baltimore 23, 14 This week it must be the Okiahoma-Pitt game, but there Sisler i in 1, Sullivan 2'in 2. R-ER—Lary nm of th oth Se re ee ing of the Detroit Red Wings’ exhi- Carthy’s aggressiveness,” Adams |Edmonton goalie Denny Riggin on! petrott at Ter York. ipm ~ . are at least two others I really hate to miss. Navy visits Bos- Sultvan f-o, wary iisish ie-Brever }0 footer hurried the match to its| ton Pockey Season. declared after the game. “I also |a setup pass from Delvecchio, - |EXctee"ai"paitimors,¥ pan ton, which should be a first-rate contest as well as an his peree, To228. K—aT ese, P* conclusion. aeceewaere pesaelf +o snes] liked the way Keunedy looked,” t ek Kanes Chy ot Bettie 1:5 pa. toric event in the Hub as B.C. dedicates a new stadium, amy] hé added. “ : eo tie with the Edmonton Flyers of Kunnedy, ane of the Sour pi one back for the Flyers when he| ruwsutes we aoe The other place I'd like to be in is Atlanta, where Georgia he deal r ) ! . the Western Hockey League in FROME veentecs. 59 «62% |Tech plays Kentucky in the afternoon and th : who came to Detroit in t connected late in the first period|#. Lous ...-.--. 5 5m i a 5 en at night City Golfers 2nd In MRA pane Sy contest Sat- that sent Ted Lindsay and Glennjon a Gochie rebound that nicked eseaaia SB 8: sw pe gl Texas—an unusual doubleheader for Tech's ‘ Hall to the Black Hawks, showed|past Terry Sawchuk: lew York .......6 mz om 3 |Gran i, Two who gained stature in the up well when the Flyers started fewe BB By | th &.- Despite'the efforts of Mrs. Zadah) Plymouth took 2rd place with| deadlock, however, were rookies |rallying late in the first period. | qetg’n mrey unit trod at toes suNDAy's nusuLTs ‘, The Tech-Kentucky game may not be one of those tradi- DeBolt, who shot 4343-8 for|s12 strokes while Dearborn came| Tom McCarthy and former Chi- ok. + nage egthgpees hes ar lagen Be touts S11, Putsbureh 68 tional Southern classics medalist honors, defending cham-| a+ 559 cago Black Hawk Forbes Ken- having 7 in the $$ minutes he worked. Ginctnnat i. Brooklyn. . gpa sym cacagecltay hs - Sin Ponti . ‘ Despite spent entire : | 4 = its Tech’s other rivalries Georgia, Auburn Soon Seed Sotarday ta the womea's| Phyllia Boyer wes Pontiac's 2nd) "04V- est season with the Hawks at cen-|_ Delvecile saute Wings Su0] VetED CANE ncn tel is enn bb & baltic refiresentative of the first-rate temo then ond a goals ahead on a brilliant end-to-/" "air ‘io12) or Cardwell (47) ve, Buhl ate football played Michigan Recreation golf tourna-jbest golfer with a 92, followed by| Kennedy, who started the gamejter, Kennedy now is at a left wing). rush at 17:58 or the second pe-|_ Gs). in the South. - , “ment at Municipal course. ‘Lucy Everett 101, Pat Wilson 105|with the Flyers, found himself ele-|with Norman Uliman and Bill Di-\ 4.4 put 63 seconds later Gordon mat Cheimatl, 9 pim—Podres s Saar ‘ . ' land Eve Miller 107, vated today from the Red Wing neen. Should he fail as a‘ flanker Strate bounced a long shot into the Stodeitee ts e the ears I h kn : Lansing’s five - woman team, | * + * farm club to a left ing spot on thefhe seems certain to find a pivot! ioe off al Arbour and-the Flyersi@ tows & New York’ Through y | ave known and worked with ma paced by Marie Terranova who | i 3 Alex Delveschio « Ferguson! spot somewhere as his fiery style 5, ° coaches ahd none has earned more fully my respect than Tech's fired 92, won the state MRA | Lansing's other scorecards were|). to Ad ee 1-7 Bobby Dodd. As a result, I was interested in ‘the rer es teurney with an 18-hole total of Bea Cass, Thelma Neumann andj ° sqpems ; stanza. 1:36 bin report 481. Pontiac's runnerup total |Barbara Wake, all with 97s, and| se & The Wings got off to a good The two clubs meet here again| Fut ip erase ppahager acy Neyer dpc mada oo a Irene DeBoer..98. | Bill McCreary, who had a week’s| start in the curtain raiser, scor- | Wednesday night, Brooklyn at St. toms ? York: other about Tech prospects, * ‘ : si r ' : i ¢ i ‘ eek 1 - \ THE FORWARD LOOK _CHRYSLER CORPORATION DE SOTO « GHRVSLER IMPERIAL Don't miss TV's fop: dramatic hee “CLIMAX — “Live"“trom Hollywood sew show. star casts each weeb—Therslay, viene oma 2 PLYMOUTH Me DODGE Cedi fS < ri a : I : \ it = ‘ en : A ; . B . Fi J , on fo: ! ) Ne Ja. tae? OU qq. Ie Z\, , AWENTY eS Garter ens | Sear ae eer: PONTIAC. pRegs.:3 ‘MONDAY, SEPTEMBER, 16, (1957 WR A SES —, as wieig! ot \tonate “esis "en \ Spangled Banner, It is now at - Bi He I Office P: nen Same Builds Keel EE” ig ote - ffice roject fas 152 Slon Constellation lt | x» owe a ow Is Los Angeles Dream 800-room hotel addition: a sec- [York Naval Shipyard for a super-|by conventional means. Atomic . jence, we're keeping late ond 25-story office building; the [carrier that will bear~one of the|power will propell future carriers. f LOS ANGELES (INS)—Los An- multiple-dwelling classification to} Ambassador project will have a | merchandise mart; and a 37-|most venerable names in U.S.| The carrier will measure 1,047 neat ge cone geles, the nation’s third largest|commercial. landscaped lake to maintain | story office building. naval history — the Constellation.|feet by 252 feet with a 100-plane|_ stop in and try on one Of city and still growing strong, is} pcs gs what the planners call the “opem | 5). three would see the old) The keellaying of the original/capacity. our new, luxury-tailored looking forward today to outdaz zling New York and Chicago with construction of a monster hotel-| office ‘building development ‘of dream-like proportions. The is planned for the Robert Michaels of Baltimore. He} i, book publishers is seek’ ‘ : Mende hc aa ws Wilshire Boule-'| If and when the project is com- what the sapere calls the) with the hearty approval of mayor}js national chairman of a fund- ripts of au’ types—tiction, net fietion Pn an Rg 7, Friday” vard occupied by the Ambassador |Pleted, it will have seven office present resort atmosphere. Norris Poulson is expected to act/raising drive to restore and .en- poetry. Special p grene mah alyen Hmong Saterday Eves. Evenings Hotel and will be known as “Am- bassador International.” ~ The site itself is believed to be the largest singleowned block of metropolitan property in the United States and is owned by Schine Enterprises, operators of hotel and theater chains. , No time limit has béen set for completion of the project but it is expected to begin as. soon as In announcing the project, G. David Schine, young president of i\Schine Enterprises, said. the cumu- lative cost is expected to reach! more than $300,000,000. INCLUDES HELIPORT buildings, ranging from 25 to 50 Stories; 2,000-room hotel; a con- vention hall and dining facilities for 2,500; a, merchandise mart; an exhibition hall; a heliport; and underground parking for 2,700 cars. The project is based on a pre- dicted population ‘of eight -million persons for Los Angeles in 1970. * * *. Figures issued by the planners of Ambassador International dwart by comperison. the statistics on character” of outdoor California. living. ce the heliport and improve- ment of the grounds. | Ambassador Hotel razed and the new .2,000-room structure complet- A concrete ramp is planned tojeq along with four more office span the lake between the hotel! puildings rong! up to 50, stories, and Wilshire Boulevard, ‘adding to ~ ae ? te : the scenic beauty and maintaining * * ‘The of sci commission - quietly to rezone the property so While Ambassador International|construction can begin. N YORK, Sept. 14 — The was laid Saturday at the New year@ ago. The two Constellation'’s repre- senting the Navy's newest ship building and the navy's oldest ship afloat, were linked together by shrine the old frigate at Ft. McHenry, birthplace of the “Star Constellation took place some 162)~ AUTHORS WANTED) of the 60,000-ton supercarriers of the Forrestal class, It will also be the.final carrier to be propelled BY N. Y. PUBLISHER ow York, . ¥.—One of the nation’s send for i — ra +" % Vantage Chicago 4 Press, 220 8. ae A IL iMain Office, w York). today. will be the sixth and final) OPEN TONIGHT : For your shopping conven- Petrocelli ‘suits... Csonnns Tel-Huren Store Downtewn Store . _s s is still only a dream, preliminary plans have been surveyed by the/ architectural engineering firm , of | Daniel, Mann, Johnson and Mend- | enhall. eo * + A basic, feet-on-the ground ap-/| proach is evident in the plan to) maintain present hotel facilities | on the grounds as the new ment, takes shape. | g EASY CREDIT | . “Where the Price Is Right Day and Night” the city rezones the property from Sok York’s fabulous Rockefelleris PHASES —-. ter which has been 25 years ‘tog duainent: hire Oded tel Cockroaches jabuilding and is still incomplete. \development into three phases, One Full Yeor Guarantee The Ambassador commercial |Wiich will come into actuality as 4 Festplenaa’ Aacmecae ae dream development has 21 aéres |Tequirements of population and | ‘| cory Stores and Restaurants. Re. | 2% Compared to Rockfeller Cen. /Services services indicate. As envisioned, | ~~ peel aaad tall No | ter’s 32 acres; Ambassador office the project may be halted at any | | space in envisioned at 10,500,000 = ¥ if the planners should decide | Rox | Ex Company | square feet or four times the that they have been too optimistic. 1016 Peat, Gt. Bk, Bide. FR ¢ocer |) Which has approximately 2,500,- FREE PARKING es _OPEN MONDAY AND. FRIDAY UNTIL 9 PM. Phase one calls for a $30,000,000) outlay and. would include a new) Waele)» | space of Rockefeller Center x * ® 000 feet; und what's more the ‘This Weeks SALES DAYS—MOND Y thru WEDNESDAY; SEPTEMBER 16, 17 and 18 | Fresh Be THE LIVING ROOM © Richly Upholstered modern sofa and chair or sofa bed and chair or 2 piece sectional | 2 Matching Step Tables PACKAGE © Cocktail Table — ONLY “ © 2 Throw Pillows ‘| BISCUITS * © 2 Smart Table Lamps © Picture . "LLB, BOX LARGE CHOICE OF COLORS 10 Pieces for Only .. . 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STONE suitable for rs An. a need [s hounded off the stavets . ’ -|the end of the year to upply on the ‘ Director clerk skilled in “three languages,| by the pros. ri 2 internal public debt. HONG KONG (INS) ~— Hong typing and ‘accounting, sometimes| Hong Kong is 99 per cent : ee _ Kong is one. of the world’s great|cannot make twenty-five dollars-a|Chinese. ‘The other one per cent 4 British Test Vaccine one It glitters like gold but almonth, yi _|is largely British colonial types . 5s Litt LONDON @ — Britain is under- ittle rubbing leaves you hohjing ete * o é with a sprinkling of other ‘nation-+ | 4 stop 7GaNKIm & 8s J taking mass antiflu vaccine tests a brick. ally nape oa orto alities. One per cent lives very 2 TEXAR 8 TuQOE 7 with a new. British vaccine. The The fraud is riot perpetrated by/|fficl Ah : well indeed. 3 MOCNOM 9 TOSKC = 8 first of 8,000 volunteers are re- promoted. by ‘tiusands ‘of’ Acoot weapon for beating off prostittes| ae et See 4.KUREC 10. NUNRER 4g ? 0} : , Ow may] : ican tourists who have “discover-9/0ng two or three particularly|be the reason he is usually 99 per} | > KRICTE = NN TRHOS 4g LUNCHEONS ed” Hong Kong in recent years. |Vercrowded thoroughfares. - cent wrong about Hong Kong. 6 ageap n Sealtest Ice Cream IT’S EVERYTHING ||, Police are at wits end trying Sentdee? fencer To hear them tell it, it is Rio te cope with hundreds and hun- " Soviet scientists in Moscow say y's Answer: Auctioneer 7 Popular Prices ; De Janeiro, Paris and San Fran- dreds of beggars on the streets. that the level of the Caspain Sea - : - — RIKER FOUNTA N They are professionals, formed jhas dropped several feet during} First rural free delivery mailjoperation in West Virginia, Octo- cisco rolled in one, It is beautiful,| int gangs, An amateur in real |the last 25 years :- Ipoutes in the U.S. were placed iniber 1, 1896. foe See ow prosperous, clean and gay. Bar- gain hunters claim it is the great- est thing since the Townsend Pian. “The trouble with tourists is Sed. are) fee Sanyo any. thing," said Richard W. Reuter, “ exeeutive director of Care who has been in Hong Kong super- vising aid to many of the colony's 800,000 refugees from com- munism, “Hong Kong looks like a fantasy ‘Jand, but visitors rarely see be- neath the rodftops, the children sleeping in the streets, the cruel poverty” SEES HARBOR What the tourist sees is a breath- taking harbor with colorful old| . junks sporting around. Only they aren’t ‘sporting. A. quarter of a million people use them to try to make a living. They rarely ever do. They eat, sleep and work aboard them in family groups and in appalling squalor. Store windows are filled with ' rare jades, delicate ivories, rose wood chests and fine brocades, and the price seems right. There are actually three prices ‘in Hong Kong: one for the Chinese, one for the British, and one for American tourists. The Yank pays from 35 to 50 per cent more than the others, , ~ TOURISTS TAKEN “Oh, but they Iobe to be taken, these Americans,"’ said a British businessman who for years has watched,. somewhat aloofly, the! -. American bargain-hunter at work. Shopping is unquestionably a major attraction, rating with Chinese high split skirts, two- decker buses, the three-cent ferry ride and gaping at Chinese men who still can legally take as many wives as they can afford. The cheapest drinks in Hong Kong are served at tailor shops. You can’t walk into one (if you are an American) without. having a highball shoved in your hands before you ask to look at materials. : * * * When you get home, Mr. and Mrs. American end up, often as not, with suits and dresses of a strange cut, stitching that comes apart within weeks, and a hangover. Never mind, it's fascinating. But the catch is that the average American never sees Hong Kong. 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SEPTEMBER, 16. 1957 TWENTY-THREE Russia had commitments, a REE | . | . i2|Stop Parachute J Hol Headlines ox. 3, 5, al wane Nie rset” yar>-Mencow”re/SHOParach ule Jumps lywood Open 6:45 | MA 4-2151- ep ny roar bt Josh Logan to Produ uce is suffering trom net wa tat pnts Sere! World of Suzie Wong’. jaccurate bat admitted that a num-| “? cant y LOUVELLA 0. PARSONS [well on Broadway before ing | ber of paratroopers have been here. She played many small roles jhospitalized, HOLLYWOOD (INS) — I askipefore she was given a real ‘part | you-—could anyone be better thanii, “small War on Murray Hill” WANTED Josh Logan to bring the best sell-| ang attracted DOORS OPEN 6:45 1000 COMIC BOOKS |fing “The World of Suzie Wong” to pang racted a Warner Brothers| “FIRE DOWN BELOW’ ] 1080 Tree Love, Ste Mass the stage? And I’m making a bet ci «+ We Handle Tricks, J now that when it. comes to the E pouitlen: on screen later, Josh also will be at| 5®apshots of Hollywood collected _ AT 8:35 ONLY wn -2) ray eT") , eopal dt fi N ran -_ )=) belts fi at random: Frank Si , (2G KEEGO eae | rieees wacazing oururr || ben. haan't-acen Peggy Connolly or — — | “The World of Suzie Wong,” ages, was with her the night he 3 by Richard Mason, is the story |returned home, at the Slate Broth-| ri eYol bine sociated with so many Oriental LE $5 Oleg t€At* stories lafely he must be eating A romance to watch is that of _ a OPEN TONIGHT | Wy win yay | $a Ss ere a arti BBLOPEN MONDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY ‘TIL 9;fami | Soc hes bo Oretng | 5. ettteuraat in the valley,” TUESDAY; WEDNESDAY, SATURDAY ‘TIL 6 fim Eliot Hyman and Ray Stark Leslie Caron was so eager to Ta bought the rights to ‘Suzie’ from — I - tm 7) —— rT Tike | of 22 American painter who falls jers. In the same party were Ernie " i = er _ . in leve with a Chinese girl of |Kovacs, Jimmy Van Heusen, ge VW “ny —M- N= i} Hl . ik! | = Te | Whe - loose morals. Josh has been ss- |Ficlds and Carl Reiner. < ‘iis _D i E- IN, at 1) eee | - , Z get home to see her baby she) the galley proofs six months ago didn't even stop for a piece of for $125,000 and naturally they will|birthday cake at Maurice Cheval- 9 ier’s 69th birthday. party. Marriage | ‘This Week ee Bf be, the sonreducers of the lay eu Seestad eve dons mas atization will be made by Paul Os-|fr her. iburn who is now working with Josh x *®& * ¢ | i | on “South Pacific.” Arthur Freed introduced me_ to xk -*.t a dark-eyed girl named . Annette : Be Claudier, who comes from Monaco Dropped Colors ~ TRBRRMRE Io’ Presicont Esseahower as an a1{@nd bas a bit in “Gigi.” She says | e * ; _jshe sings the same songs that First Quality. ree eee eee ee a. cca rae reba setts Chevalier does — ‘‘only not as ~ _ ot State Dulles, in Washington,|“¢!!.” ‘JD. C.. om Thursday. Later Secre-| That's all today. See you tomor- tary and Mrs, Dulles gave a re-|"O¥. ception for her and the other eight “Looking SPATTER ai It | ‘ ’ for good — nae Cees ue ae cum ot (UN Due fo Rebuff buys in Ea. 4 ¢ { ul py ae ly Ambamader and China's Bid for Seat Tile? eee Mrs. Henry Cabot Lodge. CHILDREN UNDER 12 7 ADMITTED FREE WATERFORD Corner WILLIAMS LAKE ‘and AIRPORT ROADS Phone OR 3-2683 2 EXCLUSIVE FIRST | RUNS a -James DEAN : Th Rock HUDSON. Elizabeth TAYLOR wwrwwer ewww rT Tree wwe . In a note Irene said, “I feel so) UNITED NATIONS, N. Yo Pe! Try B&.G” COUNTER privileged to be a part of this vital) Red China's bid for a seat in the TOPPING organization, the United Nations,|U.N.—sponsored by India for the which is designed to prevent a fu-|second year in a row—is headed mica, vinyl, linoleum VINYL TILE 7 po el a Lifetime guorantee PLASTIC WALL never needs waxing. . Ti LE : . vel Jee coceeee ture war.” Knowing Irene as well|for another rebuff. as I do, she'll be a wonderful asset/ _India has proposed that the Gen- to this great organization. eral Assembly put the subject of I hate to brag I told you s0—|“‘the representation of China in but before blonde, green-eyed Su-'the United Nations” on its agenda san Oliver ever stepped before aifor the 12th session to start to- _jeamera at Warners I predicted this ' morrow She and—the—Seviet—bioc INOW! EXCLUSIVE FIRST-RUN At Your. Butterfield Theaters! ” South End of Union Lake Road” NOW OPEN FE; 1Z e 8 P Zz J 7 _ that he’s put Susan under &!win vote overwhelmingly to side-| They Wed. v For girls who read this and think| "ack the bid aa — sr. ’ eiping regime w we The story of the restless young [shee tt hy ie TT 10) ee ee md 8 1 | i | frottyscon is cass let me say that, Set 8 much support as it did] American crowd and one face ‘among easy, let me say that), in a simil. t. At] th ho be the idol of Susie served her apprenticeship! year ago a similar test. i} them who comes e idol o : ; : that time 47 countries voted to] millions! shelve the question, while 24 voted | to consider it, Eight other ab- an ELIA KAZAN prooucnon stained. , The United States will again BUDD : ULBERGS spearhead the move to postpone _ Ce action. It will have the backing of| some countries like Britain and] J? She Australia, which have recognized hel China, bet fect thet the time Crowd has not come to seat the Chinese Reds. . DOORS OPEN 6:45 An Inside Look at the Great Shows and Great Stars of Tomorrow! OA girl was a comer and was in mov-|want the 8l-nation Assembly to 7 ; jes to stay. Sure enough, Jack/seat the Chinese Communists. Warner is so pleased with her in x & * : “The Green-eyed Blonde,” her first) .; diplomats say the Assembly. TODAY Only 2435 Dixie Hwy. at Telegraph FE 5-4500 oo “ + et ene 2 FIRST RUNS Oe Color “THE BIG SHOW" er ALL IN COLOR. ae SPALL PARAL PPP LAPP PPP LLLP LLL PP STARTING THURSDAY ale PROOUCTION THE TEN YVONNE CEDRIC NINA JUDITH Watton fur the cones by AEMEAS MaCKENZ IC: JESSE L LASKY UR « JACK GAMISS « PREDIC & PRANK Based gee he HOLY SCRIPTURES ond wther enesent and andes entage * Paaduaad by Metres Patere Mennonites, tam TUES.—WED.—THURS. “FIRE DOWN BELOW" “Ambassador's Daughter” —WEEK-DAY STARTING TIMES— 12:00 NOON—3:50 P. M.—8700 P. M. | SUNDAY—CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE AT: 12:20—4:10——-8:00 P. M. DOORS OPEN 10:45 The Greatest Event in Motion Picture History! Picton ~~ Ay a-aie:) DEMIL LE 5 Comnliitenrs HESTON: BRYNNER: BAXTER: ROBINSON: DECARLO- PAGET | NOW OPEN e FRIDAY © SATURDAY von DEREK * HARDWICKE= FOCH SCOTT ANDERSON: PRICE | | XH To the Man Fostponing a Dream! Prices for This Attraction Only! Weekday Matinee — Adults 90c — Children 60c Eves. & Sunday — Adults $1.50 — Children 75c © SUNDAY The man you see above—watching a beautiful And then you will discover that your dealer is Closed on All — a new 1957 Cadillac as it takés the sweep 0’ the currently prepared to give you a most generous boulevard—is representative of a goodly number allowance on your present car. In fact, the transi- of American motorists. tion to Cadillac is easier today than it has been . He is a gentleman who would like ever so much © in many, many years. to own a Cadillac car—but who feels the time is And, as if this were not sufficiently puting not quite propitious for him to do so. in itself, your dealer can assure you of prompt delivery on your favorite model. Thru Wed. Well, we have some sound advice for this She Has In fact, its relatively modest cost, its wonderful wheel for yourself—experience the marvels of et eee . ' elidency of operation, #6 grest dependability and Fleetwood luxury—and listen to the revealing its marvelous resale value mark it unmistakably facts about Cadillac practicality. GUY WV MADISON as one of motordom’s soundest investments. He'll be waiting to welcome you—soon! PATRICIA MEDINA ' ‘ 2 rAI H “tHe BEAST or : Other Days STRAND Bete AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT 10:45 A. M. 2150 OPDYKE ROAD Phone FE 4-461} VT mw me SUN gentleman, and for those like him, and it is this: In short, if you are the man postponing his Seen It! Come in, sir, and see for yourself! dream of a Cadillac, then the odds are that the . - Have First of all, you will find that today’s Cadillac ..,."8°!den moment” has arrived! | a ‘car is exceptionally practical to own and to enjoy. You should visit your dealer today—take the mora ¢ COULD VISIT YOUR. AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER | HOLLOW MOUNTAIN |) iF _ THURSDAY and FRIDAY! : My a) | BIC | yon warven ay '. 0a WRaOn te . Kt “Ride The High tron” “THE STRANGE ONE” ae Maple Rd. East of Walled Lake. ee ae ue Ve a. ts ae a3 * ‘ “ *t i; j iy TS is: : E { . } ; tk * ye | Py éf i } | mee i ae gi } — cs 55 a ‘ ie ‘ 5 ! | . : , ut { . PES 3 ; pl i ie Be | ; f j | i | -/~ . \ ~ 7 | f i fe | ; i f i | i i } / al le } | 5 : 1. e* i i J | ie | t =) / ” | | fo: ! . ' (i? apie ' | F 4 F ‘ . | | j ne —. t= aos Z. *. f ay ' ‘ e4 ) 9 paths < } Ly ‘ fe ae rcp ‘ : a, } : : 7 ' ' mot eT ! : fies ® y ie pS ae a Se '. *PHE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1057 bE Vy hie re ee | by Franklin Folger|-, THE JACKSON TWINS 4 Jockeys to Replace | a |) ee : re Rats in Diet Study. ag LOS ANGELES @—~Jockeys will replace rats in a study of the role of diet and exercise in the control of heart disease, e ho @ Three scientists from the Uni- = Wersity of Southern California School of Medicine will take. blood samplings of jockeys at Santa cy 4 i) e ww E f / on .* ne 1a BBS et sesaae ¢ aeat® ——— nutrition, says the school has used more than 2,000 rats so far in its). studies. . * * * “We are hopeful that experi- ments with the enforced diets of ON wien BAe 3 COMES MILLION INS. WE'RE BACK ? HERE these half-starved jockeys will THAT WHOLE / WHERE WE / ANOTHER - yall a great deal ict velnable ts. CROWD! 3 CUSTOMER! = ing of the causes of heart| ‘ YEz I *s) disease,” he said. : aa # Ls LMM MMMM Y7 ff ACA! Zee I, KA EGAD! THAT & i A ALFUN/ DER OLD}y MYNAH BIRD Mug) 7 oS ~zA MASTERS TEAR (2 IS SMARTIYZ \VZ a brs | | ~ R WHY NoT .&/ B Thea IS “e A WRITE A GRIPPING MURDER. DRAMA WITH HIM AS AHERO? ) TOMBS! ~~ A GRIND ORGAN YOU SHOULD >» BLAY~— | f HIMMEL: / \° oe ™ i] 9-16 ‘ : © 1967 by NEA Gorvion, tne, T.A0. ‘Rog. U.S. Put, OF, i A , (COME ON,” UY DUKE mo Z| BUFFINGTON || || | CHATTERSLY PEAS ANT SCOTSWORTH |] | | NANCY — en i i\\ f r% i y Pia piri Wh gKte eA : y a Hi, EAN tan yy DOG 1I1P A A ; oo one 2iP N SHOW | - Ve > tie @ ob ee) 1057 wp-uneed tedtene yada, me. SEPT - 0) | mE AeA LPUSAAN«L A Re ONST Kee \NE IDEA Wifes ARE BORN= OUT OUR WAY By Edgar Martin ‘I JUS HOPE THERE a T'GETCHA, AIN'T NOTHIN’ To TH’ PR.TRUE, INVITED ME TONIS | , FEELIN’ I GOT pear WIZ 1.12} 8 HOME FOR DINNER THIS © EVENING... I'M $0 4 ee PARTY | ae 42 SS. 1967 by NEA Services, ine. 7.0, US. Pet ON. . By Dick Cavalli STRWILLIAMS Siete wh Sorc 916 / YU, ji AFTER WARSHIN’ E ne 'RE CASTLE I HOPE YOU PUT MMM... WELL, YOUNG LADY... SUPPOSE You TELL ME--HOW - Ufprnnnnnuayy You'll Find Y “| PROFITABLE 4 AN' ° | OPPORTUNITIES | Oni t Every Day in the Pontiac} _ e Press Wont Ad Section Take advantage of this easy way | = : WAS AAA Enjoy some pleasant midge alg buying and sell- | chewing and relaxation ‘ To Place Your eee with delicious WANT AD Wrigley’s Spearmint. DIAL FE. 2-8181 Take some home a a ee ae ’ * ll ¥ VY FTV eT. Se ee hm CU UF SAE, GOR Te Un vy = ¥ ¢ * dl j : a aA ' xi j a gee f A . V4 : ee .) . i " i | | S > [ : os : - | A | fo EE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18,1957 ie TWENTY-FIVE a Step Down pressure ‘exerted against the aircrafts with): A Boeing, Douglas and United Air- craft all down small fractions. Utility issues had a steadier MARKETS | Detroit i Produce : r= Weal bu. ueberries, (crate) 12° pts... Grapes, Concord, pk. Bask "| CHICAGO w — General liquida- "Iprices eased from Friday's levels. Liquidation Cuts) [Prices on Grains tion appeared in most grain pits disappointment’ over the small amount of acreage going ‘into the Corn was off on news that the Pears, Plums, Burkank, tba sree Lodge Golendor fa myles Lavion Hall ‘Hall, me Auburn Ave. —Adv, News ' Brief Meter Mart Car Wash was bro- on the board of trade today and|ken into early Saturday morning) and $80 stolen from an ice cream|. Wheat futures declined as much|™achine, -soft drink machine, a as two-cents a bushel at times, in-/tip box and a desk. The thieves fluenced by good rains in thejleft a tire iron and wooden ham- Southwest ‘over the weekend and|mer-handle at the scene. Eleanor Recovers Commodity Credit eold MOSCOW (#—Mrs. Franklin D. “* mmodity Corp. had : | isebegecear: ‘* $3elaround 2% million bushels of the| ore Continued her tour of Board to Meet at Waterford on Installation af Fence at Cemetery — ‘Bids for a new four-foot chain fencing around Waterford Ceme- tery will be opened when the town- ship board meets at.7:30 p.m. to- night, Adjoining property owner Louis Dorman has promised to pay one- half the cost of the fence on two sides of the century-old cemetery posal to repaint the interiors of rare bs en Mil" pmee Lacks Gratitude; Ja access ns fes-t9 absorb hinmunk Bites . Opening Bids Tonight the township’s three fire stations. A 12-year-old Royal Oak girl was the victim of. bad fortune Air ack Brings : The board also will hear a pviRoyal Oak Girl, 12 Barrage of Calls. . HARTFORD, C wake a hundred television viewers in @ 40-mile radius from Hartford County Officials to Talk ito Conference at MSU Two Oakland County officials will speak at the Supervisors and|*h'P. Tax Assessors Conference at Mich- igan State University tomorrow and Wednesday. x * L. Anderson of Waterford Town- ship are expected to address more said. * Carty of 1112 Pinehurst St., WD-| Sunday, as she tried to help a yesterday telephoned newspapers, floundering chipmunk at the Frank-|the station and Hartford police in lir Cider Mill in Bloomfield ae lalarm over a Civil Defense pro- gram, The program showed a_ Civil Defense notion of what would hap- Jane Louise McCarty, daughter|pen during an air attack by ‘“‘ene- of Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. Mc- my planes” from the North Pole Royal jregion, Live studio news reports William Grabendike, director of Oak, was bitten on the hand by by announcers were intermingled the Oakland County Equalization|the struggling chipmunk as she with film clips showing an Army Committee, and State Rep. Lloyd helped it from a pond it appeared | missile base and the Air National to have fallen into, State Police|Guard in action: Many people apparently did not ‘Most airlines and oils also eased. | soseeees oi feed grain from government stocks|© Soviet Union today after re-|just off Dixie Highway. ‘hear an announcement before the Watermelo than 200 township and county ‘* oo * sas ewwes tone than the rest of the Het, Vegetables 2 ot ; F Seeterlin for repairi ; d test tural Comamen- | Beans to come. This had a depressing ef-|tion. She flew to the Black Sea/| ##mes or MZ | Other speakers will be Louis;munk died. The chipmunk “was it was a mock air raid test. =“ —— ia small {2828 — pr bee 34 fect on-free corn. resort of Sochi. Her doctor said] other fences in the township will Nims, chairman of the State Taxitaken to the State Police lab in| “I had no idea it would be so advances. Broceolt, re. eeucscene 3t0 Seybeans were down nearly her indisposition was due largely| be discussed. Commission, and State Sen. Frank|Lansing for tests td determine effective,” said writer-director 7 Large blocks were conspicuously |Garros Topped ba. 2 178] two cents a bushel on prospects | fatigue. The cost to the township of water'Beadle (R-St. Clair). whether or not it died of rabies,|Dan Morris of a | the ing. Royal |Cauliflower, LUITITINT! seo] that harvest‘ would get inte full — absent at opening. Celery (crates) dos. 4-6°.........1.. 4.00 Rithiuch ee ont ‘Dutch was off % at 53% on a 1,500/Corn, sweet, § dos. 3.09| Swing soon. gh weam- care Meck wae Cones eee hed en Galan aavcuen ‘ies sank % at on shares. . 2.00 bean ‘7,500 shares of Sperry Rand at|Qniona Dev. ws. “ : 2.00| degrees below normal there was | SE 8 General Motors at 41% , off § w+ 238 ear the end of the first hour, | AE ty ete ag ne ear Free Service : 1.28|bushel. lower, Sept. $2.13%; corn] . New York Stocks nor he : a 3 was 14 to % lower, Sept. $1.22%:/ ee ee Squash, Delicious, bu. Sit aggfeats were Ye to 4 lower, Rd ‘Admiral... 3* Int Silver. 365) Toma 14-IbS.....--+-s-+-seee £28/65%; rye was 1% to 1% lower,} | ‘ilied Ch’ '1.! 834 Tal Cre. Coal i “13 sareapa aie) Os vrv++ 1-60) Sept. $1.31; soybeans were 1% to] ? . Maat aE eae gh my et, Sak oo Alum . 6 J vee : pounds | sm airita "=. tet Eeunsests’ |. a lower, Sept. $12.40. | + Am Bako. 26.3 Kimb Clk... 463 m See ’ bd % . ° ° 3 Am Cyan... 1.7 Kroger oss: Ot Grain Prices : 4m Gas & El . 33 Lib aL 103 Am M & Fay , 37.5 5 Am Motors ... 17.5 ged + CHICAGO GRAIN . Am N Gas... 7 4 raid i8.1lo cuttcaao. Bept. 16.—(AP) — Opening . . : ‘ ae ee yng 8 pee -. BS reiWhest (old) Oate— Am Seating ... 25.4 Much Sek 01: a2 Ls legncs See 5 i Am Smek ... 50.3 ih Wheat (new) vac . Am Sugar ... 266 Martin. Gl 30. og cccee 996% March . . am TelbTed ..1713 MOD Sire -. 38 oS TD 20% May - (am TO os. ai eS os Mareh , 222% Rye— >... Am Viscose .. 36.1 jer ARSED pot May... 2.19 Bept. . ... Anaconda... 62.4 Mergen boy on l cb July 2.03 ass ; Anec W & C.. 0.4 tint fon. 44. — arch . e Armco 8tl ... 552 Minn M&M 5 Sept. . oe. 123% May. . : Armoyr & Co 13.5 aL oa + + eesee 2.23% July : : Armst CK ... ys M Ch 2. 336 — © ee pth Lard— - Au Get Line. 386 Ment Ward .- 303) July 21222 Baa Now. | LIT an Atl Refin ... 47.4 Me Wheet ‘6.41 as: ‘ 5 ‘Aveo Mig... 4 Nat Bsc... 29.3) Pendix avy ..89. Nat Cash R .. 60 : a amet oo GLE fiat ype’ ane Announces apenaga Poultry _ Fastory Siqiested +—- : = Br | » AS at Lead |. 221112 . | ‘Bore Ware Nis iv oe ~ Ladaad ai) “Neward, Jacksonville — [rae maces wp to - Se List $249 ‘Brit My |... 876 No Am Av... 287) hens th: Caponetios “(4-4% fee) “as Budd Ce... ia Ror sta Pe * rat New zone offices of Pontiac! (4-6 Be) 0-48; Dectlings 36° “= | Galum a M":< 121 Ovens Cag = «| Mowe Division will be opened Oct. | ; +. WHILE THEY LAST oa pe. 183 pec O & Bi .. 1.3) in Newark, N.J., and Jackson-| | Livestock ‘Sabina aint i, Penh ee vile. Fla. . 31 dl = Frock Tra... 143 pr oy 38 DEROIT EGGS | [103 Texas 60.4 DETROIT, Sept. 16 (AP) — Eggs, m.. $31 oe Bi eee cases included, — «++ GB. , 4 8 jes: ge baie Bee a Ee are eee Rae Hees TE | ie Bees 1G er... 38 a-44; = ark ieee a ei : a , Gewtrges ct at ey" 41 HN. Long Jr. will be manager < She Ry: 3 Uns c> 8 of the Jacksonville zone, while Regular $279.95 *s Greyhound :.. 84 Us Rue... ii|William McNair Jr. will be assist-|tey:~ pS le BP, Hersh Choe... 888 us to es : iajant zone manager. Long - joined |25-5'- —~ Womertk 1. 384 Weterega, 334)Pontiac oe ee = 1950 and 4 sividend Hooker El Mf m B Pic . 206 d jons with the - Edi ivide et I Cent oa ba Werte A Bk Bi ltce's Buffalo. Pontiac and Mem- Edison Dividend S Tae Rand... 78 were El, $39 phis zones. DETROIT (INS)—Detroit Edison | 00 fnlend Stl --- Sf Wilson & Co. 147 Co. declared a dividend of 50 cents | TRADE — os se Yale & Tow mi a share today on outstanding)! Tat Ri . #3 eo a bit Oa tk it te. stock, pes 1957 top deluxe Frigidaire—across the int Shee 382 record Sept. 26, 1957. . | top freezer, shelf space on the door— Delivered and installed — 5 year war- STOCK AVERAGES NEW Y FORK. Sept. ed Frew — Com: Next to the redwoods, the Doug- ranty. piled “by the “Associated a las fir is the largest tree native! Indust, Ralls Util. stocks to the United States. . Net change see : wi °* ° see. e “ Weck See os 3 int of » | Frigidaire “‘imperial Year crocs 264.8 1398 72.7 181. _ ‘Hh | ; ios? High ....280.0 1367 72.8 thee LONG MeNAIR- A io ° ° e 4 . ee ‘0. TLE 168.0 ; Zz - Hr BES Ht) BE UBL sce as bold poitnn with c | Big Family Size 40-inch 1 Low - 244.0 62.0 60.6 IT1.6 the Cleveland, Memphis and At- ; j lanta zones since joining the di- ELE Ri c J. Nephier sake vision in 1946. . 6 f ' Figures after decimal petate ate eight The appointment of Philip West-|_ on) | ; : e ' : : * 22 3.0 : | ye soled y | RANGE linch TV T le ee preeenee = “ manager 0! . ye 2.1 33 andl oh ae Be sue in Peotne am | : | Ms cccseses * 93 108 was 2 4 ' Q Rudy. emetnet. (eS bonee * 110 113 by Bridge. He ! Regulor $369 95 Toledo Edison Co, ||... 13.1 13.1 13.1 . bat‘ ee co - the new Newark ) i =z manager. . Western joined i § : olice Doubt Call a df ‘00 1936 and has to Inspect Bomb; rar polo ely .! TRADE BASE EXTRA the Pontiac and ind It No Fake a oes x Louis zones, Big lighted oven ... . “automatic _vith fake bomb scares sweeping he been service manager of “te 5-61 ~ timer... 2 large storage drawers 21-inch diagonal measurement. Easy ‘wre te during the past week,|"® 20ne here since 1951. $6159. r and County Sheriff's Deputies . . . automatic clock . . . 4 fast ing, steady c!ear picture. , | ses rather pessim dA pee yr Vv "| a a ‘ heating units. In factory crates. ee ble Distributorsh b had been found in a wooded alla e | rl uto ip rea in Independence Township. ‘Deputies went to the scene ak re enough, Lester T. McDonnell, 5390 Cecilia) Ann St., Clarkston, | btoduced a M-3, 8i m.m. shell, Jaterford Rd., just east of US-10. The percussion cap was still in- act but the shell WaS“minus a firing pin and housing. It was aken to the sheriff's bg henner and indications of more CCC sales|Covering from a slight indisposi- Recommendations by Clerk officials from all over Michigan. A few moments later the chip-| program went on the air that said CHOICE AREA OF MICHIGAN With exceptional. high rate of earnings. A business established over 20 yrs. with 200,000 i | “users. Investment ‘ $8,500 - $12,500. Write in hich he told them he found along| Pontiac Press, Box 25. IN THE STATE I fecood HOUSEKEEPING of PONTIAC © Open Monday and Friday Unti 9 P.M. . * FE 4-1588 Ana oe ee a ee Ps , 7 ~~ 2te eS Aye es cies w . i}? “9 <\e Py Mes ? oe % ad ay wwe arse met / . r ‘ ‘ PEGE ate ai ze ie fis ' Pees \ } / ‘ { { 24, i A i f ‘ oo - fe p \ ! | \ . coe Ss i a. bh { i A I, + ; mo ae eg : ; } oe y- i ZA : } aes - Ji . LF + Pa ” j Y ¢ 4 € va = te ah > ct f% rar } 5 & as : BS . is = : t | TWENTY six Ty. wi ie THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY. ‘SEPTEMBER i 16, 1957 - : . Death Notices Help Wanted Male 6 a5) Wanted: aoe 6 Help Wanted Female 7,Em t Agenceis 8A). a ' - pareconene| ee aug - Missouri ont DO eee re enr| my tin SONI dee BE A [ee CLASSIFICATIONS » jae wt, ax| Sy ene eaeene, Sap 7 34; beloved husbend ca Goldie pa ME i AL T eae Trent Loge = yee of Mr. ‘work. «a4 2 mm. oO bee a and Mrs. Pe Sr.; dear! « ust. be > te Rw _PE 5-545 a : father of David L. Constance) 4 ’ Fa . brother of Mrs.|| 2ractice law in the of 65406. oi ae Chyde Wotns sg d Shot-| Lora en woolen a be ex bs we fore og tra- "GIRL 7 CEMENTS ‘ : =. : ¢ ' it emons' 4 \Prisoners “Exoped, aN Beising Je_and Lawrence Betsine | Ciyas"briat Seevobal history ede| EALAOSS” aaiAE Wend tm et ye | fot ‘tre bomte for baring © a aka sie). ) Puneral servi held Tues~ expected, ad —| Sept. Phone = W. CHAIN SAW 2 Caught; One at Large | card of Thanks .......0.0..1) 9 os a RE aad. te Faia Pee umber. Box 1a! REAL ESTATE SALESMEN: Come| HOUMA) eR, AP] ..OUR GIRLS GET pa ¥ Was Held for Michigan | In Memoriam sicrstseeis & een "Hope Cemetery pana coma Must be, pleasant & ive fa. UNE ‘THE BEST JOBS gg bead Ii aa *SPPLIA os a HOOK eee rH eeeeeeoen 3 ‘i 4 oe mi i. , ane Year Punere! Home, ' Real Estate Sales + era im Piriery with no shorthand, wil| Eitehens 8 specialty. Reasonable we “Sutomatio washers. 30 ys. Funeral Directors ......: 4 tt t alee R FO y OR 38176 Se eed en catemne teacch, | Moriuments aa soWaRD, Sr ger B¥TORT ention John, tay, asics Slenager, Pe| fee, neme, Bey, 3.2 Evi] pe aneer ihe (phone, work BINT MAKER UNO CANFER:|ySiy'y'Gaxaod FE 2. have joined an extensive search| Cemetery Lots .....-...... 5| foved infant son of Mee and Mrs, : +5443. GAYLORD REAL TE| peed storst NOrmedy 63433. on pany ees beets 7 Kitchens o specialty, FE ST Sovpreip WA for two fugitives who escaped from ee 8 ee ere bar ee a ‘Boys é Ee 2.5 —— | HOUSI MOTHER- "DESK — " Attractive youn etBiea Ressenad rN : : z = Marilyn, Dennis, Bruce, Michael LESMEN: BI NEY “less home. Boy 3 yrs. Pvt. rm.,| lady to work in CARPENTRY. NEW 9 “REPAIR. a ca igetion PEE 3-1631, FE 2- ou a jail atop the three-story —- ee In W. aterf or d oa agver. sgoctaies ee | Bosra, oe i “ane area re 5 to| Work guaranteed. OR is asl? TNSIE DE Our County courthouse in Poplar : from the Prank Carruthers ‘Pu ’ comm, Adv, Denluse, Sample, free |_MArket } tree oF FALL BUSES — mt ; LAWN MOWING & 0 side painting. Plaster INCRE a ANT om OR_3-4702. Plumblog & carpentry work. PE Mo., by slugging a jailer. EMPLOYMENT neral Home with Elder G 329 8. Wood, INCREASED FALL BU ae — |i cokbaant Secamae er thie , rt -FRUGE , Johnson officiating. Interment-in fable! Chico. necessitates placing 3 Ww ry aa mt LIGHT TR The fugitives are Thomas Frank- : Oa i] Cemetery. Funeral. ar- = joey D years od or older SINGLE MAN ren GENERAL - Real munity for| five day . General ottice duty. ing, wood Bev trimming. FE) toda: N AND: ; those who qualify. 1 day, ; 4-1429 RGES REFRIGERA lin Dorman, 26, of Ionia, Mich., | pel w. rangements by tbe Frank Car-| that are excused from school nol| farming. Steady, 41770 W. 10 Mile| fre'* '4sge “or write Drayton pt J anes Oe Cince SERVICE. Member » «0, »|Help Wanted Male eseeseeee 6) ruthers Puneral Home later than 3:30 p.m. Put your ap-| — GRee: +8733, Plains, P.O. Box 536. MID ST RELIABLE BO a D hands. Pontiac. Oakland County Re- who was held for Michigan authori- Help Wanted Female ..... 7 ep pF ne i is Leal vaAKK z. arse ta sew or or ; SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT, : : wort EAs school wee As ration Ass. Pb. rE — no on charges of Se ce Help Wanted ...........+4- feuner of Poyd “, dohn and), irculation Dept. Experienced preferred. Jr. secretary Pp NTI AC'S RELIABLE BOY, im DESIRES) Georne Prayer. pecurteter aun boeeking ond | Employment Agencies --+8A) Ben ment Puneral. service. will SALESMAN O Sor om 50803. ELECTRI vi and Walter Roy Bostian, 19, of “ iit E Pike "Pe. y. bed by state ws ae seeeeene 24 7 — ae Se B eg 9 Se Wasled—Gnttwodiactie._ yous mer $275 to tart OLDEST YOUNG MAN, 24 “one —— poiring 4 os * rewinding. * Sunbury, deseril anted e snes ; J. Baughey : : salesman, w and knew i of any kind. snytim: sGRRACES CLEANED _& SERV ice as a navy deserter from | work Wanted Female : ‘u haetes crn Wisner Pontiac Press dates con cement high plead and. cae dy a a ous E 8-053. Meee. b Nelson, FE 51788. Fl h with : aa Cemetery, Wisner, Mich. Commit- ° sehael “Saamaieen . ee Pee, eecuing wk wale FE 5-9227 1 |Work Wanted Female 11 11 : ¢§ HEATING SERVICE RVICE. Pensacola, a., and charged tal service Wednesday at 2 p.m. clean and be able to piney ottleen to be his private cesrenary!” om - 406 Pontiac State Bank Biig. or GENE'S _— burglary. at cemetery. Kent will lie in A FEW MEN close supervision. We have a gro-| one - in- & - m rtunity.| ~~ LA IROMINGS, PICK UP & DE Surnsces cienae®, 5 pot hag ae - and ther pri state at © “Voorhees-Siple Pu-| Needed for outside work ce m Graebner’s, 313 re ptate| avae! dar EM 3.0059. 5.3909. —, vwredey night two we re} SERVICES OFFERED morema at cine tae neem) ee Seren uo itias cee sa vacation end all aethneee | PAPE PRS Won 6 CARE mera Siar VICE. | TRONINGS, PI ASTERING esca i . fo were : et. 10-13:30 am. _ : Pick up & rg hss OR . be taken to the Sreneemstes Ta- EXPERTENC BRICK LAYER. : ad Personal interview for chil Refi FE Pick ep _& deliver. OR 33678 D Meyers 30163 recaptured quickly. bernacle for service. x CED. by &,com tive Ae ~ Gl iT IRONINGS_1 DAY SERVICE| D. Meyer ot EW ON RESINS : bushel. FE|PLASTERINO—NEW OR REPAIR. St. Louis detectives investigated | Building Servite ..........12|LEVENSKY, SEPT. 14, 1091, JOHN, Ml eit DERARTICR be Sires pbetwecn, 6 & 10'p.m.| itp GENERAL HOUSEWORK. GENERAL HOUSEWORK, OW. References, $3. 8 PLASTE unrated = Sn address here which had been pwelies sseeeseesl2Al neral service will be "Wed-| “— TE lmwore SLoeRLY HANDYMAN, Tene te TE OMAN TO CARR sets. AND So. WiLL YOU WITH HAPPI- At NGS. ‘REF. PICK SAWs MACHL aR forwarded fom “Butler County | Busines Services 0} Sengure Habla en, on| SetnRSS us teaay cl fing sen, tty gat [MDOORAgan MRMATCe “FER Wn Suna ko |otp aa PAD. ns Lue aes authorities Friday and continued Bonkkepng& Te ee+e]4] Interment in, Mt. ‘Hope Cemetery| PORUNITY ad. under Inetruc- WID. METAL BUMPER 1ST. A eM gismorous, new “office. See Miss| day or night. PE 21730 ~' |Dressmaking, Tailo ing 16 the search yesterday. Bee cee cen 8S Recitation of the Rosary —_ tions No. 9. _class. MI 4-401) houre ison. ae Career Center, B-1 GLERICAL WORK AND TELE- G, TAILORING AL- Butler County sheriff. Lester | Foot Post Mpeslties oe te ae eral, ihe ms png gO aa eh gh ghd Permanent salary. Cull FE S-sise.| Riker Bidg. FE €-0418 done in my home. FE|DRESSMAKDrenes & formals done ' eee ieeenee ss e ~“Massingham said the fugitives | Dressmaking & Tailoring, ..16 Mate y wil Me im] service men good pay. steady| _work, Write Pootae Press Box Iii|, RECEPTONIST FOR ; Day CARE FOR CHILOREN, Li-| 12 m7 home, Cell FE $3466 might have escaped the area ina | Furniture Refinishing ....16A/MOYER SEPT. 14 1951. MARY C.| Blue Cross. Group lite insurance | WANTED: POLL TiMm Man wih COUNTRY CLUB EF \/ E L Y N orm, 1 aoe unk OF ANY| Furniture Refinishing 164 bout fter | Garden 16GB] loved wife af Custis Maver: dear| Pius other benefits. O’Brien Heat f°", ‘thd Real Estate business.| Exclusive club needs RL, 17 WANT car stolen a two hours after = ee ce ceseess loved wife of Curtis Moyer; sr! ing & Supply _371_ Voorhets. So raese her viatl ane er| eetameoend weenpiiana ph once. ANTIQUES — SPECIALTY, VAR- the break. The search efforts may wieee DT] tne ot Vic rd noret nt EXP. SINGLE MAN FOR DAIRY| appointment call PE 42660. Prefer some typi experi. W ARDS iRONINGS BONE say MYHOME: ish removed from furniture. FB have been hampered by the fact oma a posses IA Mrs. Clare, Ridley end Doneld ees ee ees teen ee yf LINE OPERA ie ence and the | ability, + “womune inONINGS ie me 2 OME: “| —— the car wasn’t reported as stolen Laundry Service. sescecccccde —o : =) Freaky 74 at 2 FURNACE INSTALLERS EXPER- a State Bank h ‘re 4 VOCATIONAL ioQuNSELING _terford area. OR 33936. Garden Plowing 16B until the next morning Bm. from the Donelson Johns| ene =e sateady (work. Good ‘pay |" cn eu: Scompany, Buy our sa vour soft TAILORESS iRONINGE, PICKUP, AND DELIV. : * Pee eee Osi -. ea! an ne : 5 L POWER * * * | Moving & Trucking cceece sls Giese ‘gititaiing Interment in| lect. Bay City Mich. TWinbrook Peng ee ve Sie Deane Suety. var. _— Gresham THE $64,000 UESTON |ironinas WANTED. PIE UP & a RA diseing Soften ey ye & 39 The sheriff said he has requested | Painting & Decorating 2 | Ped vit te concer profits,” Close, call deals, Spartan | cleaner Deon aa ARE YOU WAPPY IN |_ deliver. $3 bushel. ing dirt, top soll cow manure. eee. yer wi e ® FURNACE & SHEET METAL man emonstrators ESENT POSITIO: NINGS. # BU Ee rAG. federal fugitive warrants on the | Photos & Accessories ......21)_Donelson-Johns Puneral Home. ff Sheet Metal. 54 N. Parke | youn “OWN, “SUSTEESST Your nhac, Piddsant. work. OR HAVE YOU MIT OA |" Won Suarastees, E97. | Le Bea Insurance Agencies 4A two men. Massingham said he had | Physio- rence BA PORCH. SEPT. a farece installer and re-| g¥R, hours! | Belling, nationally | FE_§-4420 for _appointment. ire iy ae KE LADY TO 8 ae eae : 7 _— STENOG Troe AND TEL E- care of invalid ity . other reports Dorman | Television Se asececs Ob ved hu: da of @ Poosch; pairman, year-round work ip ag agg tomfy —— phone ope Must like res. TF omnis oa EVELYN Box 15, Pontiac Press. _|8 ca SURANCE Regret Co.’ and Bostian may have split up| Typewriter Service .....22A| dear father of Coy Prank| to right party, must have| PREE catalog. Wrie TANNERS, ung fri. "Joy located. in Roch:| MIDDLEAGED LADY WANTS) = eee et pene soon after the escape. Upholstering ... 23) and. William pF 9cseh Funeral) 5 pitied ePeee pply 78 _516X. Brockton. Mass. sere Sree Tees Freee, Se BRIGHT YOUNG THING | $210 ore os baby xitter,& let | or re ustin oe ge thas . teseceeeeee soe AAAS 7. RECEPTIONIST'S post is ork Recaptured were, James —v Bept. 3: . f “SLA d f ou 18 Bivd. FE 5-7875. W._ Lawrence Gormer ‘Cass Bozmann, 19, of ‘Cambridge, Md Soult tin waa Rg) Paddock — | Help Wanted Female, 2| 5 wonn SEAN way | efit Sohal odt TMEGORAPHTNG, TYENG SC | INSURANCE and Ray McClain, 25, of Poplar Cemetery. Graveside service un-| FIRE FIGHTERS | assistant MANAGER & EXPE. Prefer one with dcense but will) type accurately, we have WASHING “AND IRONING. REAS OF ALL fr bright’ and. attractive with Wad | WABHINGS |# IRONTNing. |FOR FAMILY LAUNDRY SERV. on frey, 10235 Elizabeth Lake Rd., ane: To LIVE RE FOLLIVE TN Hone WORK WORK Room 6, Fant Lawrence. The woman we elect wil mere o Rnowlodce of shorthand Eu re Bi or rE. 58-1909. . bop Pol eased Pontiac Laundry. FE Then Kills Himself . Mr end Mrs Ray Stutsman; dear| © ca2¢_ot_1_ehild. PE_¢4311. BEAUTY OPER MUNITY | Pleats, give your address. name sbiity Misr “meetings the [YOU aor ght bow LIKE BA ITace CORTAING PLAIN OR RUF. y : = y. Martha OBS: FOREIGN iD i, b a r ousewo: WANTED | ana A lVe'p. Stutsinan: beloved oy Fara Zoe nett en:| RARE EO PORTU! god Ph. number. Write Pootise| Publ a | sie iss = RutshedPestise =" ~ es Fi ? Write ny, w a : A the of y SS CADILLAC WwW A Cadillac . M. Gore and Mr. and Mrs. Paul E Devt. iY, National, BOOKKEEPER AND _ |Branch office of national auto. fi-| that ‘thrives om responsibil- _ Building ‘Service wa PE. 59413. truck driver shot his wife and Children to Board 9G} held Monday, 16, at 3:30) HEAVY | OPERATORS me company Reeds experienced| ity? Then here's an opportu. | ~~~ ~ Landscaping 18A stepdaughter ’ and then | fatally Wid. Hounehaid Goods on Bm. from thew Richardson Bird] ir & large dozers. Exp. only ‘CASHIER Sn om — eo gets, nity ter 7e5 tow went AAA SANDING aa wounded himself as police con- oe ee ene wleities ater | eee £ = cua al tne Pecme ‘ T {piri office a boss Toor Laying — Finishing, | /A-1 TREE SERVICE. | (PETE'S). Werged em his home Saturday. | Miscellancous .....28) LW, Shaler eftiantiog. eis: aw wanes 5 OR, MenEss a & shorthand essential: Ap-|MUSi Rea*customer cartact | ne, 3 J0me, but Jot ue |C: ns rr. cotimates. FE S31 . Money Wanted .........28A| neral arrangements by eG.) route. Make seed meney y in person. No . Haren ditions with ve typing Al BASEMENT PUT UNDER, << umate Police Chiet Fred Weber said | Wanted to Rent ...........29|20n-Biré Funeral Home. Milford.| Srogucts” seuled coe tes aot. ee Se Oaitactive a “with splendid oa. on iat home, “Also house raising | Qt ae ceeg EWN BUILDING. if er * SEPT. . ETHEL Contact “_r ‘ mes ry “4 Gilbert Yack, 39, shot his 15-year- | share Living Quarters ....30| Les. 419 N. Cass Ave: age 30:| braches nnd’ room. y 3 town and| for new retail ready r chain. or M Cook. Associate Dis-| Pwo oe Ee vagy for fir I ad = Eos Seeeersee) Geers” 72 Soe enaier, Sharon Boyd, | Wed. Transportation ......31| Sabersd Sones, ee, ‘o‘coen famines row cer] Eee Reena creey pe, Minas | comet op “yepes wim Bookgrer: | A. & B TRENCHING | | costonSoLEpOzING -YARD-& three time. with a 22 caliber pistol. | Wtd. Contracts, Migs. ....32/ tine Johnson. Puneral service will| fue viewed new. Get the facte| ence needed, will train, Write| WANTED | NEAT COURT Do| 0m essiam but wort ber | Postings, Weter tne. Field tlle tS Seeedeles She was taken toa Cadillac hos- Wanted Real Esta be held Tuesday. Sept. 17, at 2) write Pontiac Box 115. not apply unless you can q way up to jon of = UbTOM CARPENTERS ¥-3023 ' ! te ....32A) pm. from the William F. Davis) name and address’ ad fe hagat ee hee | responsibility with corres. |4-1 CUSTOM CAR EXPERT TREE TRIMMING AND pital and listed as critical, A —_ offiia with Rev. Foul C:| Remes, Mick. over. Apply. a percon, white won| Sons. tnd afterneon oS seco Gordon 1 a tg removals. Ph. PE §-6583 or OR ricocheting bullet hit Yack’s wife, Oak ‘Hill Cemetery. Miss = = Bue G Dentiee Lape B4.| gzemebte. Apply ma persen, GW.) = Bort Sine. ome Urine. rn OF CARPENTRY. a st. ; FRANK'S TREE SERVICE. TRIM- Ruth, 37, superficially wounding will lie in’ Coane at the William CLEA ae — a OR GENERAL HoUseE-| 178, ALL YOURS $260 a peace & ge ming. removing. feeding, cabi- th, 3 moat) nextatsorrenzy | Emin Heats) Sere Sen ea ansaent BOY |"ouek" Praara iene Gace) fae"Mocimce ™eua.tens | fone re eon Te We oat | Eeinteneniae wet Fe “Weber said Mrs. Yack, who - aa "| ‘Pia, ake BR BA ORS cher] cilicns where 7088 inost ary ree ces venee PR _ Walled Lake. MA operates a beauty parlor in the | Rent Apts, Furnished ......%3| - _. Funeral Directors 4 : : a PESTRING HEU AND DY. mm) Yen meet eet Se, it tyro: eet hee ee front of her home, said her hus- Rent Apts. Unfurnished ...34 Donelson ohns CAREER f 4 o_invest, OR 3-6834. Gent! = ; Po ra ,_ breasewaye, eggs a Pill & black dirt son Fe set band left home and returned Rent Houses Furnished K 5] >} TYPIST—$325 entlemen Prefer ua, awnings, ce- rector ia ceed. later oe = 1|G00D BLACK SOIL, LAWN SEED- in the day. She said after a talk,|Rent Houses Unfurnished 36 - vuwerat fome needs) «= CAREERS! weet, Howse retcing, & Naseer: | tay and tight heul MY 31188. ri statistical : c he drew the gun and fired as the |Rent Lake Cottages ...36A en for Fuperale’ Sales AND | poy paco a mm gy ~ Ah gg Eg ee? poe fo er ee ee oe Mean. & LAWN RE- two women attempted to flee the |For Rent Rooms ........37| p Alt, AMBULANCE. Cae eaatt : : ner’s, 313 ac Bank| Pach THAT thesc cA . LAWN & GARDEN ROTOTILLINO. Toom. Rooms With Board ee aR ity. FE SO =| KEERS OO TO MEN WITH TTics. UP TO 3) x 1, 2-6920, 315 E. Wilson. : -+e++,.38) SPARKSGRIPFIN CHAPEL WOMAN TO CARE FOR CHIL-| A COLLEGE BACK. feely finished, for $879. For ol “Yack shot himself in the temple }Comvalescent Homes .....38A Tea eee Hae WORK : dren while metber eres, Deer, | SRSUEO. ef BE ther information call. ‘Mulberry! “Oakland Landscaping as Cadillac Police Sgt. Delbert | Hotel Rooms .............. Complete Facilities. OR 37757. Greenfield Restaurant | _after 6. i INTELLIGENT. IF THis 18 e015, ater 6pm Complete lancscaping. Lawn Uufié- Conrad’ rushed into the home. He | Rent Stores ...............40|Orayton Plains — Watertord . WAITRESS—MUST HAVE EXPE- oul aoe owe e FO BRICK A Lhd) eer . tl planting 670 £. Walton "| Rent 4 NOW HIRING COOKS AND BAK-| ‘ence be neat fast and courte-| YOURSELF TO COME IN- | _stone_Fhone _bivd FE #1333 died two hours later. : Office Sonpesoce Voorhees-Siple _ous, No calls. 67 W. Huron =o cuss MANY OPPOR. Los correcta arti ec td ath NEW LAWNS BUILT. FINISH Mrs. Yack said she and her hus-| For Rent Miscellaneous ..42 FUNE L HOME ERS FOR NEW BIRMINGHAM WOMAN FOR HOUSEWORK, LIVE FUNITiES WE HAVE FOR pogeee. eet Fd SSue a FE eredine. back fi! Top soll. FE band had quarreled frequently, RA Protected territory in Oakland Co. | RO Foe GENERA HOUSE = bee 5 Ambulance Service Plane or Motor for s saiesman who want C7 I aneemagh inet nad ig —SBge Emaar way CREDIT MGR, TRAINEE $200 BULLDOZING AND GRADING |" SEE, WHT Bory Pane 20078 man PER: KITCHENS . 29281 > rienced th ane Page Am zed B di t REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ‘ ike ie Sheu” aoe nee, WOMAN FOR LIGHT HOUSE or Work up y y nis “tavetind-t RADING, a andl Cemetery Lots 5 who he ts qualified. TIRELY AIR CONDITIONED. | WOM SN ee tS imal chit to manager in one year. nt? installation and rea ase sendang. “and seotion _— 3-3535 For Sale Houses core M8 CHOICE OP HOURS. MEALS &|— ‘ren. Live in. OR E CREDIT ADJUSTER i} NOEMENT _Moving & & Trucking 19 SL RES LOTS CHAPEL WAITRESS, MUST BE a National anization — dian: Takes $95 From Property ........43A/ ; -Cemetery. — Pistia This ts a — career ‘opportunity UNIFORMS FURNISHED FREE.| enced. Scribs bar & restaaurant. tuture end walting large. ie wim $2 Damm owre 7 RAULING 7 For Sale Lake 4 ‘CHOICE LOTS AT WHITE CHAP. === me 130 8. Telegraph Rd. cad presto’ rogram, Company car AL M = HAVIN a PERSONAL APPLICATIONS| WAITRESS. NEAT, CLEAN & RE-| 8nd $1128. LEWT For Sale Resort Property .44A MAS 1. = lable. Between 20 and 35 yrs. old.| _fits. sect ame gag vor ees PE 27-2900, FE 5-3458 “P waite CHaP CHOICE Ad financing while starting.|" raxen work from 11: 730 ‘ A-l LIG AULIN iG. LOS ANGELES A Property ......45A| cations, two graves, $125. Six,| { a so wh 4 .m to Gekmne,| = AT CENTRAL OFFICE. To work | om 11:4 om, te INDUSTRIAL saLEs “and fireplaces. MAS0378. poet HAULING. plOvING. a a (@®—A gunman $300, Li 29-2167. ; to Consumers. epen territory for |CONCRETE WORK AS IT SHOULD For Sale Lots. ............46 2951 WOODWARD AVE, DE next ; AND RUBBISH HAULED. got a shock as well as $95 from “see ON = FOR BABYSITTIN live alert, aggressive man be done, any Job, any size, In-/" Basement and ete cleaned. FE ae q Sale Industrial Prop 000. 46A - Main Drive. FE 5-8064. Income $7,000 to $12.000 the first TROIT, 10 AM. TO 5 P.M, — Live in, board & some —— cereer. Can ur oe +7615 Lamar Lundy, rookie end for the } 1 to district manager- Hable. Don't b : For Sale Acreage .........47| WHITE CHAPEL — SIX GRAVES,| Year, plus automatic increases wages. OF : a ou Sar len get the ABC _CARTAGE_LARGE VAN OR , ’ . best. Phone 7 Los Angeles professional For Sale Farms 48 choice location. } IE 4-0219. each year thereafter. No layoffs : WHO LOVES CHILDREN. Ww Btnoee 4 pickup. FE football team. gaa Se eens & would like s good home as one|TECHNICAL CLERK. $978 | aK AULING 5 ats OWA we Rent Farm Property .....48A : CASHIERS of the family. Care for children & experience helpful — Ete {RAND SON. sriss, enpune Pn noe oe = .,. | Sale Business'Property . BOX REPLIES Support of the finest National and light housework. MArket : 7 See Seen eer 29-5789. FE 23-2639. gay AND HEAVY TRUCKING, hotel rfl gga pra i a Rent, Lease Bus. Prop.. .49A 5, 6, 15, 16, 17, 18, 21, — HOSE & B AG --- Hele Wanted . ned TRAINEE $430 CUSTOM PLUMBING Lind veravel, FR 3: oe dered the athlete out of bed. Then or Exchange — ...50/ § 96, 28, 63, 4, 68, 67, 75, 71 croup insurance, bonases for per| ALI MEN OR WOMEN Coe Cre Or TTCRALD “& SOR O’DELL “\RTAGE he watched in fascination asLundy} . < 8 ~ 7 cee ut) ld | melee tan ony tees wma GIRLS or pact a, Gigi & “smitn, 100) Must A are ith Tidiigence | PREE ESTIMATE FE 2400/tocal and. jone, dtansy, morine. : ’ 7 N, i rose to his barefoot 6 feet 7. FINANCIAL = 2 ae re ty les, Phone FE 2-2936. LIGHT HAVLING “My gosh!” the prowler ex- f WE ARE NOW ACCEPTING AP- « eee) E EL N CEMENT WORK aN FE ~ it - claimed. “You . . . you'd -better | Business Opportunities ....51/ Help Wanted Male 6) To susity present nice ‘wopeat- “PLICATIONS FOR EMPLOY.-| ei Ree ; Y pshrmneem pert ore Cheep wants work. Call’ enytine FE get in the bathroom. ams close the | Sale Land Contracts .....52 3 BOYS. 17 Om OVER. POR 1. LAWN ance “and "enjoy working with CHANCE TO MAKE ae coal $0421. door.” Money to Loan ...........53)" cutting co Apply 7 a.m. only 8 —_ “MENT IN OUR MIRACLE MILE wantea: salesmen At once Men EDW ARDS = a. 1 _ day or aight calls! RTD JCED RATES Monday the 30th day of Septem-| Ronts & Accessories. 85 the ; of 8:00 eens Selock AM and_8:00 @'clock P.M | For Sale Airplanes seeeee.88| HAVE EXPERIENCE AND FUR- eecekine salt SMh cas et, septcmeer | Transportation ..87/ NISH REFERENCES WRITE of dala cieth, which are: 8:09 o'clock | Wanted Used Cars soceene 88 TO MR. L. A. KRONIN. A.M. to § o'clock P.M. Eastern Standard | Wanted Used Trucks .....89 a res’ For Sale Used Trucks .....90| °° 4,4, BEC suoe groRE mse ADA R EVANS | Auto Insurance ...........90A) ROYAL OAK, MICHIGAN 4 * s3 “16 | For Sale Used Cars ,......91 \ ¥ J . A ar i 4 * * * Lundy peered out of the wash- room -a few minutes later. The man — and the money — were OTICE TO BIDD ing: Fleet Rorrsts insurance for ell town- ship vehicles for a two year policy. necessary information for bidding may be obtained at the Waterford Town- ship Clerk's office, 4995 West Huron, Pontiac, Michigan All ——a tient be plainly marked as te conten To morta Board reserves the right to reject any or all proposal or to waive the proposal that, in the opinion of the Township Board. !s in the best interest and te defects and to accept the advantage of Waterford Township. By Board. order of JAMES E. SEETERLIN, Waterford ee ered Sept. Waterford Township ADVERT Bale of (2) two Venicies, Seaiec proposets will be received at the office nop the Waterford Township Cert, 4995 SEMENT ee Township est Huron Street, Pontiac, pm. (E.8.T.) he publiciy on which time the opened and read S& Cha iterent. items noted: sale of one 1955 Pontiac Two Dr. Setan and one 1954 Pontiac Two Dr.) Seten. The right is reserved by the Town- thip Board to reject any or all bids end to waive irreguiarities in any bid im the interest of the Township. JAMES E. L) _ Waterford Township oer Sept. 16, ‘67 ROTICE OF ae a al CITY, OF —-s ¥ Election wil be held in the on the 28th day the ity A Woe sense of October, 195 notice is hereby" ann. that has uaslifications , | Sale Motor Scooters pon | For Sale Motorcycles ......83 Mortgage Loans ...........54 MERCHANDISE sslvee ceeses ceeutnesvec oo For Sale Clothing .......56 Scrap & Iron ..... sess ON Sale Household Goods... .57. Valentine Gifts ...........58 Christmas Gifts ....... se0e edo For Sale Miscellaneous .. .60 Do It Yourself ............61 Cameras & Equipment ...61A Sale Musical Goods .......62 Sale Office Equipment ...63 Sale Store Equipment ....64 Sale Sporting Goods ....... 65 Hunting Accommodations 65A Sand, Gravel & Dirt ...... 2163 Jones Rd., off Hatchery -10 BOYS — We need 10 boys to work one afternoon, Thuredey- September 19, from 12:15 to 4 Must be at least ‘s Stas of age Apply in person Tuesday to: BERT FALKNER CIRCULATION DEPT, PONTIAC PRESS ACCOUNT ADJUSTER Excellent opportunity for advance- ment with « national automobile between 23-26 yrs. of age. Must be high schoo! c= Good Company representative will be in Pontiac Tuesday and Wednesday, March 17 and 18, for confident! interview phone Mr. McNamara at FE 8-0404, anytime before 0 p.m, ~ DO YOU PREFER — OUTSIDE WORK? We need a man with car, for service calls on appliances. Estab- lished territory. eek to We will train man selected. Year round work no lay off. FE 2-2811 Mr, Haggerty. ane starting salary w y car furnished. Literal "pice of compen Contact Associate co Corp., 25 N. Saginaw St. A STEADY SALES POSITION THE year around, salary and com- mission with trans. furn. Sales benefits available. qos, Auto Accessories ......... For Sale Tires ...........80A Auto Service oeeseves 81 wcccccSa For Sale Bicycles sige on & a =e canary. fut ui. bet Nes sor ants, Trees, Shrubs .... essa: 8 eat appe For Sale Pets ............69] Brown MEN Seginay Dogs Trained, Boarded ...70 Aelonon Real Estate Salesman, ex- (ersten) FARM MERCHANDISE in person. Hey, Grain & Feed .....11| **""3% 5.’ For Sale Livestock ........72) Wanted Livestock .........73 4 For Sale Poultry .........74 ASS T MGR. | Sale Farm Produce ......75) Sale Farm Equipment ....76 SHOE Auction Sales ............. 77 S ALESM AN AUTOMOTIVE WE ARE NOW ACCEPTING AP- For Sale Housetrailers .,.78; PLICATIONS FOR EMPLOY- Rent Trailer Space .....79) MENT AT OUR MIRACLE MILE STORE. FULL AND PART TIME MAN WANTED, AGE 25 TO 40. Aggressive intelligent type. Must meet rigid character investigation - and be able to perform physical Igbor. Investment $1500 to $4000 needed. Excellent opportunity for - exceptional earnings with old es- tablished Co. Pontiac Press Box Tc SELL INTRODUCTORY offer. Earn $10 to $20 rere -Ken- _dales Studios 4 8. Sag! MEN WANTED pioed FORTS os oa County area. Hours § 9 p.m. Car mectanary. Age at ~ 30, earnings $50 & up every week of the year. Write Pontiac — Box 69, giving age, description & marital status sf seni tad MAN ON FARM, MUST be able to run milking machines. and modern farm equipment, 3320 N_ Rochester Rd, MAN: AGER Me ANTED Redi- Mix. Cc oncrete Plant in Pontiac Exp. not necessary, Must be ag- gressive & alert. Write PO Box 29, Flint For Interview. MIDDLEAGED MAN FOR PART time school yaaleee work, Write Pontiac Pre: Box 63. WORK. WONDERFUL OpPpor-|_Pontia TUNITY FOR MEN WHO ARE INTERESTED IN A GOOD Fu- TURE AND SECURITY. MUST RESSER EXP. FULL time. Vilegg Cleaners, 1344 Main. Rochester. O1 PATTERN Smal] progressive ma Plant seeks a reliable wood metal pattern maker, for em Carbureator and valve type core work. Mar retirement age soongg SO a Write Pontiac Press x 4 PLANT Man, S688) fo aes ARD bh il of te Hae Li pp Seabee m. el Adame, one es ms, Detroit; Inspector STORE. FOR FULL AND PART TIME WORK, EXCELLENT SAL- ARY AND COMMISSION. WRITE TO M KRONEN Co A 8. BECK SHOE STORE 401 WASHINGTON ST. ROYAL OAK,. MICHIGAN or wl W. DINNAN | 66W. ls CAN YOU USE EXTRA WN MONEY? IN ROYAL OAK IT's 305 Main Professional Bidg.- LINCOLN 8-4400 DINING ate have Recap grind for pom | waitresses on night a Must bod seaperienced. ly person on. ay Ds. Woodward at Square Lk. MOTEL, PON- steady Ww unnecessary. write Pontiac Press Box 118. ERATORS, APPLY 418 MUNITY NATIONAL BANK BUILDING. : ambition, Woman ity and od eafn as m to. $100 .wk, in ive re time, parties, ho col- ie seis na se - If qualified elive iy call OR for it gual 9 till LO ERLY_LADY NEEDING “0s board to, stay home etd room nights wi cchosben hid, Some wages 2 ‘ family. WW rite Box 83, __Pontiac Press. EXPERIENCED WAITRESS. PH. : M1_4-9090 EARN $40 hace SEWING = Cut babywear."No canvass- nclose stamped, addressed envelope Babyland, Morristown, DY WORK ON HOME "made. pe write Pontioc Press x = “EXP. DINNER COOK ag Sundays, aca shift. Apply ‘Birmingham Grill 116 NM, Woodward Birm m FOR CHILD CARE & ner “Son cam — | Free. BIG NEW CATALOG! Up to 50 savings ia Save Pod ea time! _Box , WAITRESSES | al|- $65 oa0 CER TERS If you are 23 to 45 ing full ti » penton that offers tamy oppormtties s0mh te Cea ote we adits: My "Pa macy, 1740 W Maple, Bi ham, ; HAVE OPENING FOR AL EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY. Help meet those monthly aey- IN PONTIAC IT'S ments on your home, , car, . 602 Community Bank Bldg. ations. Make $30 to PEDERAL 40584 $50 a. week oe Dae ing consumers with|CALL SCOTT EMPLOYMENT rete ots. Start tmmedi- Agency for domestic help. By Rais. s, Dept.; day or wk. Male or female. = _Meu laoesia” Pree ca No fee, FE 43841, Do You Need . : More Income? Instructions == 9 Nationally advertisdd f Gucl 4000 ot are pers en GRADUATE PIANO TEACHER first year. Unusual retirement sured sew Te eee. Mis 2 es Tg Mee ee vos Starr. : or cou — Lt @ or To THE SANE- e. ° oor door Ty) DRIVER el 2 eras interview, wy, a : ate Bus. FE 22253, Res. FE 8-1648 PIANO & ACCORDIAN given FE Reali DENTAL. ASSISTANT COURSE IN- cludes Pooper yg a en it. en : in laboratory, eany, i Ng ae ta to learn. Write r ation, Wayne School, Box 3. Pontiac Press, CEMENT & BLOCK WORK FE 5-0782 | ig i SPECIALTY Fioors, basements. EM 3-4879 AEE. Shy ate RY WA es as cement, plastering. AR. —- A Xinds. Est, 1918. Hugus ere Contact Jack Kennedy r : y job, where. Fre: W M. A. - Unequated Oo ortunity — Licented » a. M, Construe LD OF : KEN INEDY eae NEW ~NEW nN, peal perme Balin Ute gidewatks, INCREASE EZKARNINGS es. ime con- 3007 W. Huro PE 4-3509 reate tions becau i Open B Prin ue. ic . on e c- vconcrets bn seth, Telntorce, > ~“LUMINOUE TRAIN cost. LOrraine “name Die ten. ‘Pree ait [Approved by Electronics Industry atm, Set | om Pity stl eeves 0, 88 . ee CARBTARERS APPROVED BY PLASTERING & REPAIR. REAS a as “yullding. Must. be handy Ma agence Sher a tpaaitpeeton ool "Pat Lee, Pe 2 pas. Give Margery fat Commission NHBC. Wash. D. ocean MING. PLD rabeat | wei Rel 7 oa ee noe. Make ined future secure. Bho : , 4. Hal, ee NEED peels or FE ’ tact Director eeehel re| INTE with present pd or 5-8475 54182, FE . eat, critical~m R EPAIRS of our stude hired nl ay iz TA 2 mys o pee | several en prior to NG FE 40444 me = ties Be by SEPTIC TANKS - Realty 7 rood -1, Industrial Miectronics. VACUUM CLEANED Emplo A ceis 8A 2. Electronics Technician, Low rates, guaranteed work, : Dowr- PEL AY. co have an ~ ia charge, drains flushed rade or « on d Sine y. you ALIFICATIONS PP GeL PATE | iam S | = x0 on @aTion. Ww siving| Licensed & bonded truck in your eadress ie ES _ mumper te on Artes. Call collect, MY 3-1320 Sparkle. oe Pontiac Pies, ~TRENCHING AND WOULD LIKE TO HEAR FROM ULLDOZING it to DO Stuy, Toru gram fr hceaer| Selig athe att e| re cei rtment infereeing. nev new in the vases Sfanteauy Mioment. se te -- SeNeS, SRR 124 IZA plas % a r pmen sass coon wile aad. a vat | CENTS a Carlson. At Center.| FREE information Utilities "hag, brick 3 cette "S53 Bi" ser Bldg. YE S006. 4h Inst, Box sre ou 8 Mite, aah . : ‘ aby j - f x f \ - « i work. Free 6, “GUAR ‘OR Laree van to Moving, FE UNWANTED ARTICLES PICKED _¥0 free of charge. FE 5-4638. Trucks to Rent TRUCKS TRACTORS setve vou, Smith 4-4764, Bloor ‘tte m AILERS AND TRACTORS?” "Pontiac Farm and Industrial Tractor Co. - 825 8. WOODWARD Open a Dally 1 nr Including Su Sanday VET WITH CARTE Pea a: Blah oe ek Ge FAMILY, RUB- ht CLASS INTERIOR-E: lea PAINTING ee ae Mason Thompson FE 4-8364 Ei EATRTINO INTERIOR &¥- eritdion prima ee _On a0 dined Sanaee Reasonable. LADY 7 INTERIOR DEGORITOR. papering & Petnting. Las bon APERHANGING PAINTID Plaster repairing. “rE 8-8513., = PAINTING AND Gunmen tevin otucmee pee 8 and workm OR 37354 anship. Pontiac, PAINTING In cheap. ree . nis” Ont, VERY AINTING & Pi nis) ANGING. PAINTING aD DECORATING, PED pga removed by steam, PAINTING AWD PAPER ing Pree est 16 per mn dis- count tor fash, FR 2-415 PAINTING & P eErTTRe & Ite PR Pe NOING, ¥. PAINTING | PAPERH LK, ina OR _3-7061 TUP? WALLA __ Television Service 22 LLL LPP PPL LLL At, COPENHAVER'’S RADIO & Jer eae ve pay “ Mit serve r o4|OAY LOR MONT TY FERVICE. so PE 0 P. BTRAKA PLACE’A "L ost AD” | Call FE 2.818} for an ad to recover a loss, Dial FE ~~~ 12-8181 for an ad-writer, “Say “charge $.” | Painting & Decorating 20 LOPE DPP API PDD PPA OD saith writer Le and : get it! \ + _ E3 “Spots oy ae: _% t ‘ | NA / é 2 a £ ef f | Piles sf denitaen t hy i : fi A : Hi * Fe if 2 8 . wt ee, i] = : ‘ re P = y aoe | Typewbieal See AP lee | ae ye ie > Ay - pr : | Sesvics | nen : jvled 2 aS ae AD 22a) 7 on i bay. 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Coe SS een H H-$—48 Lake Rd. ” Yagi Maven, FE" ¥, hE me ee Tl iy — eee waest OME H 3 RO een by 4 fs = TR for N NEW H rer tos: «Nome Wa “i SE OU ie gil seins faceted on. ou ae ‘EW HOME. IMME: Ani A U S 2st & FE N DIA cols YT anRMAN’ ait eeu NT 20 re se ook ITIES oor. wT oe 3 aia sa ba rE. + BATH 3. SDB a ifoom, mod Si Sell la N a 5 & L . Ui RMS i. Par AD 2-1 A- e T ir m*, cs) ak 5 ‘ar! Dock 672 E. ro, . i iach etre ne os Vatnet [3 ee Le x ctsat Poa tite Se ati anor Sale acta a “NGS WARE ae Sie vada Sait ar SP iat Me ‘it [sp Doles & . Child's 8 WA 5-069 PAs a2 a reland, ‘aa PTE ehle otee’ larg ater 3, , 000. Houses 43 PAINT. ies & Supp i PES gy WAITIN NTE | girls. ae TTR Mor tonton, PE of J sacs J $43" Berea a or gas i¢ oe ae ona : ft tag D og ACTI : com a m Bos he amy . Bu P | ineoal pose ha NUMBER les 24 OU HOW TO ae ale R comfort. 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Ver “cots, a ee eetn Pr Tie ear garage, ont | es @. a bearooms, cman , ieteen $6 fra igie Range ieee a Soe ror wa | Se cease iat eet wean WE TRADE, Relee Tot Personale 2 $1,000 eton_| sas aE ROOMS mee een fe ere balance, 00 heat, se Sashab a Ene es ca wee | ° $000 DO DOWN rm si Se ae Lim td a ur sere Sas] tit Se ae fe May ce Soe Min ptt f ts. 2 rear ‘A- 3-87 areinle iled m a be There 5 Pri 000 W 3 mt) ar. 23 71, iM FO ryda — 3, 6 y carpe Gas b & AEROT vate ta AND N VERY w Prospect. a atts & “ROOM bYy ron le, cetee por ne Bearoo S - meting. nelle com ‘ e RED R MO WN @ or CE . ee MA ah a we: FOR os por m Ww bas ms, Thi AR’ re ew Lot 2070 caoee AP ose buy RE DOW .» lake oe pad a = GLE th SLEEPING Be ines PVT. cen'be Used Shea Ss = ul cee ea wall eal “ es fraps hav N 817 for j 0067. co AN on. FE G RM = commercial. babes nade. New Arcon) ol bom | down. : nt Hero < and mone siTdoliars® R oU- GLEA Sn . FOR OFF Garkion pines $16 *. family trees. 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Chi evenings HAIR RE me Oak 4 BM 8 ne » BURNED 7 ROOMS copy cil — teach ‘ieee ot ished 34/R a hat that able. Tea done Womn Renae inion Tae eau “for” ats full room: School ELWOOD velt Bebo! hee W Belles a1 pal ‘anc well. a aoe sTO | ioe Be GE rm. ly na wessan n bei i 143 As ecanaaeanianags J a Sine Be ie Rat Seatel” Kod Toa ele Rent House ewe re ire ewe basenient "Re FORD. ek te ist TL i aap tag Ba . exces LICE: ‘oard AT Lincola 14348 7? had e C5 Fi AND z pany ot voter tectum §. s Fu : EEPING el aes met | sw mde te | Aen ots 5 with . tzabeth Rd faa NSED. HOME 26) Srp ES. 3 ROOMS. Baldwin ree ae Sere Reicrences furn. m 1 2 aa rnished 35 1) avin ~TOOa RFS publ located, — vom Fur | FE 5 20 Od Real E Socupancy. ’ +3844 | ae, ok. Se 8 . y gceuetee ao Pests $3300 | amelie This | 7 ¢ IT License Livensec IN ree 5 reparding tad fectiitiess $i BATH: =" er ot a : b aT papery . 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A” pune | _ soous 30 a oe yor, niet = § mee as PRO watt? tot water. board. m Sse ED ROR | COM panes tal school teres’ 15 D ee ee aa B only” oo fai “Ava Maceane 8) ri mes KNA oe ae ate “Aoarn_Ave 0 eee wis, om oe home, ont NEW 339° Lipton, sas, ITH without ote uM ook bun 231 DAY POS ent caly. = 3RICK = mie taat : scella 1831. Bt UF no : ‘ urn. _& TH. CLOSE +1172 f ts. | $65. s T prot ng at YR. * e pri WITH H z id at bedroo ‘ake 6 SES " x be 7EF .<- jar : a 8 on ar rie A vil U lan 5 hee SES natal fen lr I ea —— ae eg ee re ba ae ape et sie flea Roses — ba ey entice ae es aa, Sas each ha FICIENCIES : Ps R le ble |S 5 A — FE 1. el : r : ut a jen’ i t . Om 3490. inch bike. © YOUR SELL. werxing aH ) oS nll add ‘ ee ot A ate Mpenced 7 oe me aes i" HOTEL Or _Low' down 5 HARB tor | throug uil'baseme Too family rig ee rooms — ok ar HOME? ty aE Berane he CAPA See | eee —s ae | gee AUBURIN: alive Sint ter OR, ag ee he | ace’ pla bats Ww. ; ~ B : ve > za. 2410 Pvt. Realtor Pa eae tase | me. Comme carcenea’ 464 2 room” IN’ 2 a ay oe at, FE $00 with te aes —— abbas ay alae | an U _FE 215 Dixi, ent, FoR 00 oe sets & reen BA ‘Auber? or edrm. ek GL FE $8037 th te extr stru ch 6 fu t to 8. e ® 1 = THAT SEs sear pr Bais ey The | Oakland Ne mage + Se TH. | Nora, Mr rice 08.480 Renal = pages Priced Ze tee “un ‘3. BED o Rent V: ACAN S? ten aemeree 3 decent cian Nea +4581. “grounds fi 8 = pet Br Tne 9 H, walt, LAN ir: heat, tle rms. we WHITE who plan for fe R oe Keats a: as 3 “a4 r | mo s ‘ Freeing . ft Is e bain ti for sins Cece | EEX Eee NT ron ‘no co FE | ee it die =e part ie ake ava eg = , | bee LAKE $6,550 | mA: est tely N er _Bath School Nor- . See C th ewly — tae 50. PsTa TE Rome. # 2 5 sotta canon vee 2 gear | oka Business mo awe Ay be “Real Years ‘ tet ete |, ; ear no FORK = lakefront boar SA a , Rent. “Store 1235 N. Alar 1731 OL L161 haven't She oS | DLORDS und ay oe71 Ss ex child ' Ys) near 3 ute, PE «ties ree -| he unfu ped. B 200 sP s 0 3 BD “1611 ri en just . fae == f . . eur- ee oe . # Ken- ROOMS, ft wate at, rn. room EAU Yoo ACE a. 0 AM you ce in 80 rm . ally WHO day es K WMA.” . ee —— PvT. r. Gare ops $e perm am Thowse, Tura pceteataee 20x50. s—0 ~ Buy Th 72881 OR toon. Tern a many bgp pool owe JERRY Wy don't Mg A La NN poe BATH eel ‘ie — 1 pm M eiments =| sos TOWN i iiall List. Thra Pai on |= S007 Ww WAR rms toe, ears at sii Se Te om Moytt ED ie ott rt So me se ba as Er te ony oe a Partridge se REALTOR “ 4 8 smi BUSINE _ ve Hu: EAL ry a TH, ~| Cle MS, FE new m 2-3 B r INC ONE IRE } 4880 DEAL ved ss e =e r LTO : ae ones, See ot Eee * fd, bor at. ae ‘fees Seasay VaR _it gia 2 a at AE ah OE Be wines ee List thru em Sek RFE 43581 urban ry to on 4 bouse N W tin ote e r pvt 5 dre renting Pon ase mi. M ogee omalipaes al i “ pernae lot. |- home NER artri 4 W EVE. er 1 able Race meee tired ® _— en 3 ca ulhetet tiac J ODER ce Teal tor, ge. $2,- ran aes — Nn : b A TIL teas AN et "ada Sai. 3 oom btn, fe MT) I LbettinT SAS mt | MBor Mats or Space 41 ae m.AgENCT ak LE $2, | cater, W. hor or FE eat Ren waiting. sot ao Ho Mot De beth a yM et Aue ony. down town wale and. Catoven re —— ; ena Fee 000 mortga bese: cat me ‘= Pa MU "4.8508 modern. F = peaped reed é Sie pe R ¢ 13, al Estaie, PE —_ 5 es wulane i Inn Mot ent FICTENG y. 13) g avatiadl dis Seri? 1% Per: ults, FE gage. te oo | Boser Comt. tk finished Sad cbc Epo for ‘PE coin i ous AR ager le st no information Favnlinbe. i, Pak = tie. $02. wae “to 7 BEDRM. ave: ISHED Lah wil 9, 80 eis as pcomiorarie AS Loss airway. wear PE 43 5 CA Gare) M KITCHE rb:30. ed Ra - call afte onli flee FE ter 7 aEDe —g' HOUSE. ome with on 0 Na Becca price. #5 aL es town partly SH cheney NEITE ee FOR at er 5:30. FE rere a LAKEF ‘ ment. ere, MAS —— bebo os oe ement bedrm El Bese wake nat nook, 1K al icetpet $ a a* PLEASA - FE west siD1 Woriceree 1 3 ROOM OME = ute en Me wo beak bed PON Nea Noes one floo ee and LIM Po aan Sorte | FE ve ee SFE Pa “SIDE Oe ze 1 | Siete aie AEN ONS a! — ple SS Lowey er nl 7 IT e's, 8 FikD ‘Apts. 290 N e w AT A Ri h ne en a ood bed. UR TY i Oat HNS s | ASH ALTORS | state " Fe Bod TT] caesar = pat pon bt FE 3 20 Ls wt GARAGE. ON miles trom Poa asemen a B SED CE. fe) a. ee 1 — fe You wit Teed Sewn ape sek GARD FE 5 ber | 1704 < “ SON «, ry, yuna as 7 Roo bool’ St FES ee mPa ‘ens’ Adulte | x Sacre OX | ayatt a ay roan D OW S for pie Santer Sileek hae ae FE ane J TG okseatd : FI bot es vm OPE +00 or aan Pvi. M pag eg rE 7) Se = ii aaah 3» T = | Split-I area Aa — ROC ener Yoo $500 | LARGE = 4.25 ph Rd " eo ORIG ; Disie Hwy atoms a NEWLY or |” ROOMAE “ain 00 HEAT. | LARGE oe ashes se "pas not awe - 2 eo rach Gis ie evel ee ca ‘Adams IN CHESTE! aaa eit : Ve j ROOMS stov r A R yu: : to TEL ho ec rat g roa SO) Z la B 100 H ob cae PROPERIIES S oniye Fs oan and Petri. ROOM AP, ueny ¥s IROOM, HOT WATER eTRATLER.| 6 cK Ont 9h ier ais*ar"s 3 was Rl mes. Last chi gelusiva room He to tote 140 Tenke ies kite hae pee nes Farm RLES "100-ft % 2 RMS BATH. frig. |” eee man . FORN 2B worth. EM be. OR S40 | eat tail: § ag AR’ at GI, | By ov EAL chanc oer La ft idlanwood lots on perm! 173 ft. toad. tures. 3 ing Fook and Hvabie FE et gs | ae —_ a niCELY 40 Bien eee = re tank ing BEDROOM 3-8303. , BROW. stall, Re EA. i an foe EST A e with ae : frontage Stan 5 ERAS at apd) Le cecubency matiy '¢ 20 ft. aldo oa Eee eB 2 | aa Lael ‘Perens NO ne tee ae 5 eae ATE. [Paine saree, Mae BACANK SHEPARD _ Fe Set ct de OV. ay wpb)” RM Call Drayton a a. $6. OL Caer aoa NI » RAST forte al Oak, = boeken from 7 ROO 8-6219 ain ah SHEP/ 2 | ie on, ok Worn ee: sain a-s = bath 1 Pine ersonvuie 24111 APOE) “5 for Heats ena ae rinED O50) Lin- oe HOM int Creek mee | ek io ARD cor model N uxorth ‘on tracts A ,000, §-8891 cilitie im, OR 3 Re caine ae APT. z |! a nd neem e N. — ing eS den’ 3 a ee y ¢ D ak Cou ho $700 Di OL -1 Nose ri rep Bt. : Oakland Ss acer nee " ROOM, rE 28 Pda MOD 3-43 canes sto Stove Wa. Biren” pute e nar bu bedt with r wit . hos . — a mee au Bu f SPE 43581 tate ' Mela’ Sa aaa Mes fara. Laundry: fe- Pe 1 aT lord tm ern, close wa ce. alters} of ERN HO grtown itches. ceraintg. — chine is ney Foam eu this 3 . Ae fant _¢ penne . ALG Sree 24 % Ga is : ; L n. th eupb< din- . ith jpaci win n Callie al anf. fa s Wi o maren| ee of rrclcome” 3 fg hao sod Soue WitH tenn | ment tiled bath, o vont tea ws len beautiful size ‘Motdoch. Vicinity of . an — & 3 F . BA \ e, $50. eee tales? Ol Fcditd Pili ao vue ure sora ns * bverlocking sietare, Resend For cc och, OA cinity of : L fies Zoom 1978. i STA mo. Ane FE {_ House em ot, Also rms CRS storms‘ * reaghout ful Y : Pebbegpes oe ues etree ie ld OL “OREL e218. $18,950 G : and oer _ neia aoa0 Et Si before 1:30 ese. Clos ma Cyclo : screens = as garage. i : awe Stone Sees a” fbi : 3 bedroon PIONE! Hey ontra 4 A ty turn, Fs Lk, Ra $20 fe . QUIRE : F) ‘can — a 22900. Ping preted sae Priced \Loeated 0 rer W Whittier, wou can Ee ‘ vk eae = hon zai clients, cts GE 4-012. oe Ba AS rT ii” ae. CAREVIELE, ty af i FE a e. eaped lot 100x- tite sectes pi papi " iL. LIS M. © Beheo!. ete : sa mae te SHLANDS sa oape — : : tg Sag = | ; a uPA N ~ STRATHM , FE at. $23,500. 65 N. Par B rice payer fpere case ke - Ms a a fan -gureel pri eet & war? age I rome GAY LC Paes -gPREWER See x u : j A ER A 8-2759 ute. N Ww. Ft wy 3? BEDE : SYLV Al er 3 le deel in tom mae 4 gh I ; : 5 Ne N h . : inin car EDR rE $1! VAN um. softe: eaters ee 3 Pace L. Yes, w Screatincs Ga a eI SAT ws cod a = $4 NS — R ee aN HOME: 15 bedroom OTT ier fake ne, R y yenaser Ads! 3 ous Co on | Beco Bho : er 26°. $15,000. wi agement & actos pa large AWA H ealto FE =! * tr OR Cotple dl : Ir me ‘oR 5 49 a aA wEDeTh fire sareisa a 28181 ie ite—dis! ta soiled RENT Sieg TP SET iit JU VOwn wily Wace Se ei ee face mica, tne ; ‘ * o 5 : C for an oh sre dary FIRST FLOOR pent TAL UN 9, becrm costs wn paymen Kee a Oar aE” C th 000 INGTON J car garage, ad- oo east yf A. one, weiter 4 on oe re ITS ter. ost ney auto. ran . ator oN . = _ by Hurry Ps hs w Beat = 4 caw Wann Blvd mt" od, Perfect basem N a $500 DO home on | 108x1 3 is one! WAR 4 and in Pon. CANT eat. H ent, D : : Too! WN: ALU ie bedros ! WICe, 47833 me oa ~ IMMED gpl gaa wa- i pe, be eaee. 500. FU POSSESSION dra lot, = rons a "Ties eaepe : you a: walk . POSSESST Silve La ad feet. ws oi ; ‘bette PRIC bee “ly - screen Baril eta arag: e. A rt, re in’ in & Ls NEW Cit create ie E det lel borat Q ed ie, so $125 teres loo On . On k y off ace, bom n pa e at tic UIC Pt a Ye Pe Be ~y" a _ eves Ah = = at it oe “Roney ine a ae eek Toone 2 .| vn 2 1OY EE an “af eat : C7 rT. Ld * Tn OOM BY a oii ot FE Sie. SAVE Tq 2 1a bay, Mowing as in eee ee Sector, 4 Be. bai, wo Ee ode med ENERGY : cat garg ut 7 Teoma a Cuniks me aa wala toe s. Tel Y W E ~ 6-984 ¥ age. 80 m. s eat, b alls. 4R P ie gas 1 OR AN RGY a pave Lar attache and Fro mortga e asemen Mod: iar HO! on-Tel graph +4 2- = . TA . US grown aris Path ts d 2 P) UR F cag @ lot, t, ofl ay USE Centr 1641 Tae ° DS E Sa anes . nie own AMIL $105 jown Lan AND e, \RY evening eee : 1 T gn wand ee Semsneroiat, Y IN 0. R 2 paymer See har . ee » plac o find Do ypc — , $200, relat Pa isierpict oom t ent, FE : apron oe ee Pare good e to li al oe R 27 8A onthiy. Potential aso to Br 2110 “, Se used live or ot ‘oe >| etfoo pot Bal amcoma no Big | at athe 1, : Cc a hin. e be’ od FULL OA e with tive «OTS fied NOW. ar, see Classi : rent —— - mes | large a home PRICk DO eee white . aSsr ai ce usc good tooms cLos 125 “bath rWaeant agar, ae ce full nee uiosty - fan none || IN. eet, gare en Gost avg eed. oth, nice ee 7 fandsca 1 Ideai" toe i880. garden spot. | < tion. Reighbo hu pore. ie , Se ALTOR : KNUD ped. large location a DOWN, 41 Sm 8 ODIY, 81,800 ae pacha: me IDSEN sank tae ca rooms. | nef aft Bun; ee rd bare: gig, Teeere < ‘CLAR Ber gaskes. named dnt nly § $5 Bungalow 0 8 : né.| ae K RI rl 600 D ‘A — ui own | (a Huron L ESTA ry end’ clean. an "= Misting rr TE manth: frame “Betvie — ir oft vj Giroux crannies sahil “ie a — re A pte? j i eo) | F 4 as ok 1 F Bee | Re, : a8 = Ee ‘ : fi ; i : p= vy f i = F # t 2 = aed } 5 fou ene Bes - a tt ~ 4 * ¥ ae ho fe f 2 © iz ‘ eat J 1 vat ‘ . ‘ . i »| ¥ ee 5 j | i ye 2 “ % / " =} ‘ Fag? bit * u +] ‘a } pate f : | oe F fe sf 5 3 : } ‘ ) rar | 2 “« Ne + = ‘ ii 3 ee: é B wos i ipo = . ft * a * ’ i Ny: f Ne ! fs ‘ . ee. : ee 5 Ay aan 74 \ ie i” aS = eS ica i | f- te iN i f | j : ( ae oe ‘i \ I is { P. ig fa : 2 eh . / * ; He IN \ oF « vet : / it | j i * Wy : of a ag ~ ot 4 = eit : oo i = \ ( yEicHT to i en ee ere ee brome PRESS. “MONDAY;: ‘SEPTEMBER 16, 067 eg 1 ea ee al , . < . : ’ " . 7 ai y | a me | e Houses 43 __ For Sale Houses 43| z. For Sale Houses _ 43,TIZZY | et el . by Kate Osan}. - Fot Sale Houses 43| For Sale Houses 43 | For Sale | Houses '43|_ | For Sale Houses 43 : . ~ Sherrer eesere ~ aoa 7 i ae ri ' eeieted : pees, BRYANT. “a a a re een a monk ge - Maceday: Lake ] full, bash, —- . \ 2 . 7 Ae c ' a i . ; Year 2. , : 5 and oul, Reme 7. Ramin . 923 W. LONGFELLOW ee ~~ ooo LAR’ roker } ot ane . : eG ba = home” 5 ms, mv. E Mc ial 86 W iB ki Of Lake ‘Kngelus pa Buy Thru Partridge. 3 1 oil bot water heat; basement, ol) FA heat. + aFe. —— TE P est Broo ya 2 bedrooms & beth, Floor furnsc idge ' House some work. =| Daily 1 to 6. ie $6,400. ‘Reasovable | ‘Lit Thru Partridge tory erick only 42,000 | ' Adjacent to two highly re ~ 1v1llians a ° ce Jet, Only wee aan nee TTR 4 # “te , stricted ogg gy ome A i] PRARD and beautiful. These HURON GARDENS. 1 RMS. i aq s ee Burry, ¥ _ small se’ wil take Ss are here to oe > with floors arta isti knotty pine pan- kitchen is a dream BY OWNER, WEST SIDE ALL & shopping center. $9, ch ‘ pindlered walls full basement with ~ BRYANT T NO OTHER COgrs . eling large rooms and large opitgh © ete, vent fan, a |- brick, 4 bedroom Fone eS mortgage | $43 m BS irries wenGn paRBicne = | Lap comtmacts 2 bearm, ‘ranch, ful basement docs. “astcett Mabet, MagSls | "ot‘goum’ fr yonrsildven to | eSB: et GaN} SORE REY. 7 shu “priced. at just Z soit e Beco Sire. ‘Poved Wt Perfor vena.| FULL SS view <= es ee) ee oaaring inher ng y . mu modern hed. axle, wash: : . i. a ‘ * ae 1; - ; vr. Ga ; % rey with $609 CORNER MAIN & 14 MILE VACANT’ . —IMMED: POSSESSION Also ‘a natura! brick ace and home a. onl Bid, ih : - yard ol saben suerte and screens, . ‘RD: RILEY, Broker | CLAWSON & TROY Sax for ‘more "fa stt oat" Doe] Fast possesion. reaerns acceme:| |) ee ¥E tuei__Y eg ¢t! | rprinmvo OwwER orrans « nu |Opse—vet= 2, lot, ue pat off ealing hac Tt: CALIFORNIA RANCH ass. st, BLOOMFIELD 4 rod er eg | eat DAYS, WO 33350 3 e IRWIN Situated on 4 acre Woeem itch: The oll furnace, ‘water h prine, | EVES. SAT. SUN. TO "8-851 A e you will be proud to ‘ features large Youngs a : HIGHLANDS Subtotal elscount for cash 9 ; e wxe own. Family sized dining room, en. tile bath, large bedrms. with 4 ~~ 7 9-8 eR restrictions. PE COLORED Gute Vossled “eeae wins Bey Ot, Mest. | Webster School District sliding _ dome “foday, $10,950: ; * Gerd & Square Lk Rd. Attached | —P-™. All ¢ay_ Sunday. EXCELLENT 3 bedroom home. - school, 1500 down. A very attractive remodeled $| Terms. ; SSG NICHOLIE Ses cas iy ees Ge na a ‘ j . ‘ d- d lis, step. - ihe Ds ‘of level land goes with | - Se eer ra eal Sure is an attractive cinder block JIM WILLIAMS gy Feely Pipes Bungalow, plastered, wall rm , . 2 bedroom bungalow with basement, ges furnace, water bh — — atiers, | “nea ESTATE & INSURANCE ment, gas.heat, 1'2° — eereee 2 giassed-in porches, also = Need oy a = NEAR 8T BENEDICT’S softener. Walk x —y beta poe ge a gaps Ch argent eens BT eat FE 40547 fenced yard. $2,000 dow becemont rere “ afer ae et : E e amis Baldwin Ave. sss Bente — hoe NOWONDERFUL 3 BED- Interior ecoraiions ithe uusimate alt Ona ree ‘eden Neuse feat oct M-i4, For informa, | Sady Oaks in Sylvan Soe tooe “10,800; — only ; ROOM HOME. ST A or . a i . : in 500; yeaa DO DONN come «| FEOSHAM sPhbiett® | Steet Catt FoR arroute se eee Reg! Sg INCOME sett Qa dehy Ts COURTRE LIN es Located in Huron Gardens, «4 ; car garage. y in h, large lvin = rooms & bath bungalow with new: roe RS Yo yee . ; > alth standpoint, BA z i ving This attractive 10 rm, house 1s tip-top, oewiy ecorated home. See ck aaa’ then. ot aluminum siding, suto, of] floor - > PLOOE rer RAIN BOW REALTY has sed with small apts. & Available on sonketie terms. heat, full basement with tile flr. i. priceq at only $4,500 & f ys BA N FE 2-2614 $02 8. PADOCK aT now. : rms. letely furn, : large lot. Priced right at $12,000, GAS HEAT, COMBINATIO . ; Frecent tees ' Te ryy STORM SASH, “2% - CAR = | EVE. FE 5-721 FE 46306 Steam heet’ Chose per wk. Sparkle Bright terms. . OFF 'F JOSLYN—TRADE POSSES ion $12.00 WITH = Hum hries 2 lots, ¢car garage. 6. SS pa Leaberd steel re ae of SPORTSMAN'S PARADISE bedroom home on : *) r ‘ : wo Tam income full bath, Jarge high Basement LOWEST TERMS. a7. For An Executive p RU SCE. im sell. is lerely tye tems oom s | ares picturesque home situated with gas heat. Garage Priced : New Modernistic FE 2-074 «Realtor FE «1114 = A. NOTT Pontiac. Without question one | of sey and “stone's throw from cs at only $10,950 Will consider 2| NORTH SIDE | “erck ¢ hea come 83 N. Telegraph Open Eves, | 7 _W. Pike PE +5905 of the cleanest, mog,, comfor- [ited lors arabe xt ft. ving veeee"3450 DOWN BEDROOM’ BRIG "AND | —3iy-bath 2 car gurage. Care mutuple Lining service "| 100) MCRMACHIE ED, PRIVATE | [20) gurus coramtc tin'wats:| ream, 3, fronaces, large witches . ; IS N . FRAM OME. WONDER- . perfect’ kitchen im- . | | . . 3 acres -§ Fms., not > = putt plances, -— Ose : Suiali home on W. Brooklyn st} * FULLY. TONED cluded in large family room ‘ BY OWNER. } BDRM. NEW, ALL tye Se, Ra, ueoy im * features Only” steno wus en, carport. Tae Jaca oft os priced at $3,950)" THROUGHOUT. IMMEDI- o Pog = ——. teil - : @ 1987 by NEA Bornes, tne, modern, auto, heat, full b ~_Cometery. pane’ windows and mat Rey : a & $% monthiy. . GAS $ . , 5 oak floors, plastered walls, nr. ' features : . HEAT, CLOSED PORCH. Wrought’ iron stairway = : asl ‘ : f 7) ' $24,500, terms. es 20 ACRES ensue YOU. SHOULD LIKE IT. pad wave. 1Plastored two car “T want to thank you for keeping me after school! My | Seeks Aspere, FE see. = | of Blip ato ae John K Irwin home, | full basement with oll | a . Foe Kept beautiful homes... father wanted me to come right home and clean the cellar!’ |? _BEDROOM, Lt ony. _ PAVED | TACEED Ganace Dval. ” REALTOR SMITH- Gon aati ov sun) = mane FAMILY — $ ROOMS & \Foteel intedatien ast tor Garane cad’ pale, Oued moth, EARES, — ONLY ganas 313 _West "Huron Street : N ean s - : : 3 oe . : i your appointment now! : 2 faetitt 5 Lawrence Garled eak- * For Sale Houses 43| _For Sale Houses 43] cur. Bar in basement. $13,400.| WITH TERMS. ow - | Phone FE 50447 Eve. MI 63783 WIDEMA , HITE LAKE F CONDITION. ae | orig, ome, FE CM. R J. VAL -UET, Realtor | TEZABEIH LK..2 BEDROOMS. RIAL TY _ ~ Open Eves 2 bedroom ranch type with tied $13,500, TRRMS. Oa ? 2 BEDROOM MODERN. FULL Com- a @ privile; ~ a ae g gear : Lut Sosteaed Unsltt sine bree FE 4-5443 kland County’s ‘Dasement, Wall to wall earpet-|° tures “periment building: Com-| 445° GAKLAND PE. $-0693 | _Immediate_possessi ./4{2 \V. Huron FE 44526 ; way with eat natural brick fireplace. 136 E. Pike St., Pontiac, Mich. BETTER BUYS ing in living room and “neigh Low down pay-| MULTIPLE LisTiNo SERICE ae z attached 1's car garage. ~ lake + room, By owner. $500 ele | wire +2440 OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8:30 FOR COLORED . 5 privile corner po nicely = D on THR LAKE First St, FE 2-1523 —— = ‘ $1,000 down, exc, 5 room white teaped & much more. EZ term FOR COLORED 19 miles from Pontiac 7 rm.|—First Ot. PE 2-%533. 5 frame bungalow. wall to wall, car- avaliable. * & HARGER co. LOW DOWN PAYMENT. Elm st.) home plus bath, ee ae B gg a ie a E C ] ed ting, ful agement, gee. beat, R. D: RILEY. Broker 2 = ee 1 ‘Sto st . = iy i WwW ner side of to Need on 4 or Oior " fia shed Marea on rm. with bull 3 W. Huron 8t. E $-8183| basement. auto. furnace. Sun/, $ . e wn. . = mile in bar. It- won't iast you'll have ay mcs ck Open ievetings” porch. Fenced yard. 1% car ga- aS gy = bl 3 bdrm. bric. ranch. Living room, | Fadius of Pontiac. FE ‘ye to hurry FE 41157 ve +4821 Tage. Surneee. : curated, = fire-| dining ‘room. kitchen, activities asl? Beay. 6% Families $850 down-6 rm. 3 bedrm. modern _ aa, 310,700 FOR § BEDRM. HOME ON aoe rect hen, + base-| room, Ist floor. Se’ down, near Fisher y. sox : =o 5 home. Located off Franklin Rd Multi-Lakes Realt West Side. Close to General Hos-| INCOME. CENTRAL ST. All mod. 7. —— esd teen ee shed.” Handy to bus and school. West Side oa Harrison St, Don’t let the low tulti-Lakes Kealty - & High School. Call FE Sedreome, living-room m kitchen| large mod. ranch,| Bloomfield Hills “and St "Hugo| On paved street. Low "payments. 312, Ronda tae et, M, Fem | «= Waterford Township ee eer . . GI HOMES aa. | dining room. 2 apartments on and 2 car cor rigarage, tice wees, Bog Sct.ool Districts. Low taxes. Price| PE 42544. home. Recreation rent a jots,| For $1950 dn. & $79 mo. Inc.| $950 down large 6 fm. 3 bedrm. , Black street & rive. otf or floor ‘rented for eoeren. $150 per pee cm ean offer./ includes, -- Grapes, 8- |, caedsnn! Goll) beasanenl. and berries. “2 car ga- taxes & insurance. You can move|/ home on southeast side, full base- Pontiac trail & Walled - $350 DOWN . month, $16,000, terms. % ACRE LUs: cinerator poenensien. 806+ | Fee eS 1.000 do ay Str Easy FHA terms. s 3 bedi rm. ranch home.| ment and oil heat, you can move bedrms. 69 x 720 lots. en ec. 2 BEDROOM— BASEMENT 3 bedrm. trick ranch, full base- 950, PE 4- 682. : FE ne, erage, § ply ving Fm modn_ kitchen, in tomorrow . ON BLAINE OFP OAK- IRWIN 8T. 2 Nemes, each ts 2 ment, gas beat, yard beautifully . Neat and clean 8 rm. ooo dining L, 1% baths, extra large R.-D. RILEY, Broker . 3060 8. Commerce Rd. MA ¢1578 LAND AVE. e et 2 earn — br ave landscapec fenced. Centrally MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE First gises. Fa -on acre truck farm. low. Price $7850 only $850 down a blackiop street, close “to —_— $08 Elizabeth Lk. Rd. 4 BDRM., FULL BASEMENT. GAS for "000° cash. One for 9980| 13-ted. Terms to suit. : Big farm Michigen base- Castes 8 familly heme. ts Ie _ ° a FE ¢-1157 PE 44821 heat. Wall-to-wall carpeting, JIM. WRIGHT BEST mee a ao a ree 013,808)" terms. new condition inside and out. re Mi edrooms . Thru Partr cd er porn REALTOR i C HAYDEN, Realtor | ‘furnace, insulated. 88 Large lot Frice $12,500. Terms, See Mrs.| nis 4 bedrm home located Buy Thru artri ge ith extra: lot, (260 car Garage. | 349 OAKLAND AE. FE $0441 river, $850 dn, $6,500 total f. 5 Orchard Lake| Howard, 18 Gillespie St. or ‘ fe. in Gingelviie is'a| List Thru Partridge Passe fee. Easy terms.) OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8:30 |* ‘Suan ees meat nana ‘hiss MONEY MAKER “ive. 3 family income. Showing | Ph. FE 2-612. Peet bay. “Tha hl ren toda." hom voles __List Thr — a a BEDRMS. AND DEN, NEWLY : = ; Cinder block shell on lake. Rms.| .- WEST HURON HOME : se £ —— : decorated. Vacant, west side, cor-| $250 DOWN. WEST SIDE RAN pst, 1s = $2000 DOWN vi assured, Only $27.- John Kinzler, Realtor stoker > heat, on & large shady lot / bath, full basement, savor ia) 1 ner or ial. Booms a pood and pe mpiter heme. Guety - —, om ay eae 800, favorable terms. FE ¢2545. | gx” w Huron 8t. Ph. PE 43525 ay to gonost & sbppping, " only |* fear. Mr, Bive Sk . Hy, w = fo Ponitac. FE esis! sq. ft, living space. 1x6” flooring Oakland Cou Counts = Realty . Bound construction but needs dec-| Two co aceday Lake Maseda Lakefront Income Property 43A Z and on AS-degree angle. erating. Ideal for rooming house |" cans) "96.00. ‘Less ‘for cash. rE - MIDDLETON y ace y MULTIPLE Listia SERVICE Scbostes : Picture window./EM alee or a yeaah after 7 —— a ie a = 42240. ee 7 round hom P. ix ie fe a . 7, ‘cain. bb BATH Jeges on Maceday and Lotus a oe Rig = HOME, 3 MS. he uty te Mehecte, bus and stores. | south Pioomfield, Maraborough SPECIALS! jot will ge comfortable & down. bath up. Good D AILY — WI ES es. .Cost much less = own Ada 5 wher must work-| A good home or investment. area. 3 bedroom brick, attached venient living. It offers ness tien. rr oa fae | your own home. Finish in Tearing alate a Mere eee : __}_gargge. 411.500, Terms. PE €2503. | LOCATED OFF West Kennett Ré..| features such as 1% bathe, large | Co ipce y ROOM INCOME — SS : This “snow white” gem,| FE 4-055. OR _3-1973. : wSALE OR TRADE, Four jake tote available. $1.000| for” 300 "chickens ‘with too! aned.| matic oll f brick firep! vm cy. "6485 Pontiac Lake ; ; oweer rae and © payee : : The ideal home. Two beautiful each: Sewer and water, Call FE an kinds a. berrice ong frets On -. : —— porch, page Fr Cass Lake Rd. Oakland County's best fish- 4 T Ml - : down, "One arse paneled, dorms: . , aod $55 per meth . owe fenced jot. All this s more for ~ For Sale Lake Pry oe ANNOUNCING the opening ing lakes and has over 200 tery bedroom up with half bath. Tyrone | Lake front, $19,750, fur- only $19,950. with term of another group of new 3- - ft. of lake front. for a : Lovely living room, i, Guies For complete list of furni-| KEEGO HARBOR — Cozy 5 room| (rescent Lake Pctates 3 BEDROOM BRICK, 2 BATHS, bedroom bricks, Paved couple or small family. All Paved S room, modern kitchen. testa = otors, etc, call FE| bungelow. Hardwood floors and) is 3 pedrm. home built in 1955 | —Ctter Hills. $25,000. FE _¢0163. streets, sewer, water and. newly carpeted living room aved Street a basement, gas heat, solid one. plastered walls, full enclosed sun| (\"iiceted ona 73 & 180 ft. jot.|A 100 FT. LAKEFRONT LOT — \« ' only 1 block to school. Cus- with brick fireplace, dining _ Just % block to bus,a neat] drive, new garage, Anchor fenced reh. 3 pe bath, Gas heat, new/ He.°Convenient kitchen. sizeable | acre Cedar Island Lake. Sandy in the spa- room, very modern kitchen and clean bungalow, near to| lot. Bell or trade on nice two| Three large” ee Auburo Ww car garage Only $650 down. living rm. With dining area, new | beach. EMptre 3-2088. : > ¢lous with dining % with ceramic tile on walls Birmin ham stores and handy to Gen-| bedroom bungalow with or with-| Heights. Tile large : oll & Lk.|~ LAKEFRONT LOTS sense. Set osk floors, and counters, and room ri Bedoom com, bet kf eral Motors Truck, Has 5/ out basement. lot, Part basement. siseo down. | $550 DOWN — Located off Mt./ orivileges. This home is cute as! WH restricted. $2,900 with $500 entrance to large with eabinets ck, imms- > rooms and bath, basement FE ¢2544. Clemens. 4 rooms and beth | O"bugs ear. Preed at only $9.280.| deen Ienme living room, with picture and beckonese. lates” Se- Nagy genoa aw far with gas heat. $8200; $2200/ FOUR BEDROOM COLONIAL Streamlined kitchen, new 1% car! $94 per mo . LAKEFRONT ACREAGE . Pull basement, oil ramic tile bath, “and en- fovely dines ana kiehes: ‘down. ELIZABETH LAKE ESTATES | J. A. TAYLOR 100 Oakland Ave.) garage, Only $3,560. Lot 66 x 1300 fR. deep. Located : furnace. Be sure to visit closed porch _ ‘overiook ets st ata et ; This Colonial home ts|" REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE Rancher Se et the Sunday. Excel- lake. Full basement w tae beth a seems. : cxeephonsily. well constructed and BATH, | #750 DOWN — Near Elizabeth Lake| 3 bedrm. frame & brick.” a Ry “= cSHousetraliers: ‘allowed. $800 lent | FHA terms. Call large storm shelter, at- Pull yy . janned, 24x30 on foundation with WALDO 58TR SSS 4 RMS.. apie off Cooley Lake Rd. 4 large clean, 2 yrs. old. 1200 ree handle. T je rE : tached 2 car garage, ‘beau-| UP. Pull basement, off heat. > Y tion rm. | garage, Auto. beat & hot water.| Tooms and bath, Pull enclosed | Self storing aluminum storma @| ~2o™® wil y MS? TO CASS LAKE’ RD. tiful lawn, flowers an Priced $16,900 00 . Mirror like oak floors sun porch plus utility, Lot 78x150.| screens. Nice lawn. Large, tot | Doroth Snyder | ‘Lavender ¢ shade $2 bol be Seen sims autos: R d ~ed One bedroom and half bath on : Paved street. Good Beiehdortiond. REAL YEARS RAY O'NEIL, Realtor trees. Gueers =| oak on WMA torent. 72) | ~eeuce main floor; three exc ded-| MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE | s900 DOWN — Located off Sasha-| $2.00 dn. to ® 4% per cent mn (M58) 7 &. rd “on soe ae to Fy ed This ~ — — — up = ba ne ie ten. _ pape near a Lake, cute moran = < pn. Eh sila or “fotual | 46417 an , only \ - : - reamlined kitchen, - 7 room home. Com- : 5 o FE 3 SE bss shown by appointment only.| Drayton Plains trattive one floor home,| 150 and privileges / _ | pletely finished With $1,860 down. Bt oan st hee od Teee| Up full basement, sloker Weelatne gatee tent 2 || LAKE 200 ft. on main highway in north - Priced at ae with rea- N. of Pontiac. down, heat, LiSoratl mg . Imm ard with. outside GRILL & . soootin rt of state, Owner's wife. — Sie ‘per month, Including texes| ate == ~ FISH POND — NEW CARPET- died last year, owner is ill, must . 6-601. $8,950. ° ING and softener. On sell, An ambitious couple can G.I RESALE and insurance. Call .FE ng us Onl $1650 dowfi on this oO . 1 ki L k : 2 WEST SUBURBAN — 17-ft. paved areat a4 22-1363. e rapa tneir apinpeter le in p Hi bed ranch A spacious 2 bedroom bun- EcrCOs ne 4 ee ur —y living room with entrance “Uy: 2 You c thi. si $10:600 avon, Cau Me Srenahan: style home located near new alow with over 1,200 sq. ft. | ma 5 599 Realtor FE 5-071 ae pesrteges oe Caer Ee bd closet. Modern kitchen. 2 Forest Lake Hills creo: ee ce ee L. Tug Borst — Realtor school, off Sashabaw Rd. ew FA furnace, new Ba it Joalyn, corner 3rd nearly — 2 pata c -_ > and bath Utility EXECUTIVE HOME — 6 room hada Ob a ae be jot = 2614 W. Huron, BE 53-3642 on quiet paved street. At- peting in the 23x12 liying Open Eves. & Sun. Res. FE 5-2564 ranch home. ving room ; room. o opnee heater. A . ‘BRICK RANCH — 2 bedrooms,| 3: ~th Res ge corner Co eee Ss tractive brick front, with room, stone fireplace in’ the MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE with Roman brick Srepiees é ae eneeed ‘75x123, with 2 car attached garage. 'z acre) <8" 8 ~ arts od bel carpet-| Sale Suburban Prop. 45A | large picture window in’ lis- 23x19- family room. 2 car lastest kitchen, ceramic tile lake privileges. Priced at lot Radiant ‘loor heat. Beauti ing. ‘ane mee - we — PRP DAP LPP PPP PPI ing room, dining space and garage and boathouse. The | LAKE ORION HOME FOR SALE bath, basement with extra Established in 1916 $7,050 with. only i are down ful landseaped lot, GE. KITCH- er sap Priced laundry an modern kitchen, lots of clos- home is-situated on a nicely by owner. Modern home, garage. large recreation space and . and —= ments of $50 per EN. wall-to-wail corpeting. w —— e other ‘ is a tiled ; = . ets, utility room and car- » landscaped lot with plenty| ~3 bedrooms, large kitchen, bath, log burning fireplace. 2 car . ‘USTOM . month juding taxes and Drapes. Den finished in’ PAN. Saiy $2 gle Gawcodk All Pee for, 3-BEDROOM RANCHI port. Monthly payments in- ; of shade, Priced for $13,950; lovely jiving room with new car- suachee garage. $26,500, CUST insurance. ELING with jalouste windows.| °™ erms available. 2 ACRES PLUS-—Frontage on, two clude were and insurance. with $2,000 down. | re and drapes. Large cedar- cash to mortgage. ALL BRICK JOBLYN AREA — Spick & Water softener. 1900 sq. feet streets, plus rental unit with {n- Quick ssion on . this : eee | — Beautifully jsudocapes 5 ALL B = oa res living spate. 831,500, Phone FE. Wi lli [i k come Gt a5 per month, separate one. Only § 313. 743 total price. a are cae Pratt urd asen a : : RANCH Lepal ivina reom aud din- 2-1 llams La e wells & septic, new home has $750 DOWN f } “ ‘apprecla a. $15, uh he = oe . ao ell Modern kitchen. 1 full basement. oi] heat, water ns BESee Sivere = = . No, 16490 Solvcem and path doen: 3 . softener, recreation room. Many - Clean as 8 a becroom . ae ey “be eens - sete tas i (Lake Privileg ) more nice features, $15,950 tot petra. [near bus ling a Commercial 3 BEDROOM spas, Auhe. Ens eat’ gua k IN7] - Fivaleges : _ and 10 '. 5 Just West of city limits, Center hal]! and entrance hall water heater. Nicely paint- 5 . ‘ patel ‘bright — antes Kampsen $1 000 Down geal ca e ns tremens, Gh feet eliminates cross room traffic, ed basement. Fenced back 5 . $850 DOWN J. R. Hiltz Price of only $7250 includes. Is all {it takes to buy this deep, corner lot, present | * large Hving room 20°x1¢’ — 8", yard. serene at sit.eee _ we Ww. & = itor carpeting in living room = - three bedroom home in a building could be used as 3 large bedrooms, 8 large close call for appointment ‘uron Ph. FE ¢3625.| This cozy little bungalow with 2 REALTOR . : REALTORS FE 4-0528 cary goed brnon DA 30e: warehouse, oes modern sliding b fgets, fe ——— ee rm rome enna nae ————— tee livin her ee 1011 W. Huron FE 5-6181 = = A? “ hi ¥ eat giso 01 L ASEMEN oom, i c Edward M. Stout, Realtor | 317.8. Telegraph Eves. & Sun. 150, tlle bath, oak floors, eens sr pistes wherreere space. Onpoer piumbins, full RAY O’NEIL, Realtor Bg ong erhn ie oe T, Geaure teeka os a geo aol ~ For Sale Lots 46 71 6, ee St. Pt 5-8165|3Y OWNER — LGE. 6 1 sts. Take advantage of this available. : : basement with ft. long ree- | 262 ao Rd se soa ment. Immed. possession. §1,000| tifully wooded lot. l-car garage. | “renner nnn Open Eves Til! 8 houses, 3 city ot, nome = fee kt con reation area. . ee 103 — ——— 648 | dn. OR 3-3962. Pull aon only $6,050. Immediate | go aes son Tepe LOT, Giett OKs USE. = ww nm. We i.s00| Fx 0, In Rochester Proper Roy Annett Inc. ALL THIS BUILT #a block “SaBin ‘price. - 2 GOWN —$1,000 ¢ no down. Fi 24505. , ~ . uy Ag | o rT = — ‘ Nothing DOWN] | 2 biccks trom main street “REALTORS ON YOUR LOT down. Pe a2 Almost level 30° miles north of Waterford “140 x 160-FT. CORNER pe Sart on pores runes) 5 bet = a8 E. r= — : es Sa — pot eg lok — In a neighborhood on paved : er room ric ow eing and "IV Is a sla pedesd A ous aakvear lot. used ag two family home. Open ‘Evenings =f ON LY $12,995 floors, tiled. Large bidg. 100°x30" (Nr. New Catholic School) the’ bon tile gee Pe IE pce Will build on my lot for small Glassed tn front porch, full A NICE 2 BDRM. HOUSE. GOOD for rental unit. Needs finishing.| “This 3 bedroom brick home is| dratnage Serveral large maple Pa down yom. Don McDonald, basement, garage. Shade neighborhood, auto. heat, 1l-car Please rat. appoint- It's a buy. Pull price $0,750, only 1 year old. Located on a real! trees in front $350 dn $225 Down bh ed and more but best of all is garage. $8,500, small oo pay-| - ment. We'll be penteed to help RI SEWAY wcaped none street. Welkland- LA DD'S IN ec Set ah OM tied | SRAUTEPUL CRDIR EERE OT) breed ang terme traces | Bet oie Weicwace'Reat"Be:| {it "lade Mantle S| nmairom po OG Se i . West of Pontiac near good | Jace’ & roses, in front of 4 rmi| Totti. Show: you tile to |_tate. a ot : O18 Baldwin Ave. FE 66203) you in Mh won't lastt | 2 3am Lapeer Ra hia eine achool. Large lot. Fuil price house near Crescent Lk. Need iA me mew yee Bis COLORED pcan fon Wi oe 5 e Lapee ver hd. Mo $4200, Immediate posses- 1,350 cash Take over payments. Mie : + > OR 3121 or FR 80202 sion. _$5..78_ Bal _$3.946-—-OA__6-3325. . . $6,900 FULL PRICE ABOUT 9000 H l] RP 31231 of . Seeing Is Believin : ; "ment on A reggie Dh eal Sylvan Lake OLY LAKEFRONT oe (CAKE Oat OAK: : $750 Down nicer’ place then thie big 7ORnodern home, hardwood floors, | will enjoy. the large. sitchen . ck | $1,000 Down, $50 Per Mo. | 0 ,aeen, Hard sand shore, Lays Off Oakland. 2 bedroom 1 Glate and. besutifu full basement with extra bed- ned. tell’ dining coors. ‘Tne Three-Bedroom Brick ,f004, $1,000 down & $40 a month. home with basement. Fruit ope adorn ANTED — A nice family who aaa at he: — soe And you can move into this|Huge butiding site in’ Bloomaiord trees, good garden spot. home in a wonderful dis- detent enjoy cang, Maceday Lake, room open wall, o oy ard is shaded by large Nn neat, 2 bedroom house on a aod a Township, south of tac = Nest schom end trassperia: h Gal. tee muayitewarea ts to live in thie lafge, atiractive, j ton wig cod sttsam crossing Localed “foes, to town ot from Under, Contraction. On watet.| snooghed: Rivet tat one hci é tion, Only $4,760 full price. ha ee pometend teen mention bere. ro it you want Peel i Pop gianna 14: sufi rear of st time offered, private gout All this’ for Puli base m ent, plaster vd atte: Pa ~ se cs trie hot water b heat: ye aay & mo. Glroux-Pranks, inne their own h e bes ‘all us and in- . 4 < e 100, eramic tile ba’ rge lot : West Side Income Wass builtins Large 1) x 18| spect this at only 14.500. ee ee: oe dfviaed ‘ i. : with many natural shade trees. COME - SEE —- BUY BUILD NOW @ room 3 bedroom apart- family room. Base Ray heat. Terme. transferred) will’ sacrifices for| $1,450 DOWN RAY O’NEIL, Realtor ell-restricted Wai ment. Allo a 4 room apart- Planter. Attached two car gar. ‘ re é $11,950 : 262 8. Telegraph Rd mA CALL. US rom FURTHER 1N- Bilis we ates free] mer yun weeseei tate || fares toe Serlubed Soccten wun] Sole With Price . AND — Move into thie 3 bedroom | FE 3-703, ", OR ate | FORMATION | larkston Freraiem 4 igi Tubgenesen' ofMaea | FOES 'Bhedoge™oniy a adieg| ois home Wat you can | YOU WELL GBT,» seal bar] “" home an ao, le" toe | "EXCELLENT 7 pedioom home WM. A. ERBERT-C. DAVIS only $13,600 with terms. from city enterseim “your friends Sin: lovely big hee ope: Be » Slty | closed in front porch. ‘iving rm., 9925 Pontise Lake R4. FR §-431 : vireriee oo this zen mea toca ie carpet “ce a , oe Seay ond mt} dining room, kitchen, rear sun REAL ESTATE INC. §-4311 5,975 COUNTRY LIVING — Large anned living foom. Din~ ork 20 . rch, Wall-to-wall ca’ in E ston, on ALES REALTY CO. | |S ebedrm. farm home = ervgd| Fog room and nrse Becrms, | cing, Foo setial uschen.| ori only 0 oe. Pring” and dining rooms. “Pull K * dondgs" row panes =| CHOICE LOCATIONS ul n * te ee ed smogeming Love aen-,Ont| i, “Sener has been irane: | le Relghborkond, Pontiae Schoo $7,500 gner. Walkin closets, beth room,| 4, || REALTOR ga - only. ¢asonabie, acres of good: soil. “A good buy.” West Side William Miller ity. Walls, oak floors,| 2 or 3% bedroom \etarter homes ard. —~ fenced’ Floyd Kent Ine., Rea / + ie Realtor FE 20263 2haa6 , All this/ with full basement wir- fnroughout, 9 tito wikh #h. * Dixie ia? ont Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor L. HH. BROWN, Realtor By owner. All Brick. Butlt in °80. Huron ¢ for 4 be . | oe. Os mY 4 pe fe ow a "cae cent m eorge irwin rE Be eT Ry cere | Prats” isting Berrice ne] S,pbntroom Jbome, catteched ge] ¢ Next door ur Branch J. DUNLAP | Ms On. 31338; after 1:00 OR “fun STROM CO, LOR 200 Baldwin “ite hal rf e tage. Rec. room. FE 5-0632, Post Office Custom builder. FE S118 3-6449, a, ‘ Realtor LI 09-3600 6-0101 or On a9 HO i. 5, she ALE i A y 4 : : _¢ fa i \ hy + , \ e \) | —m™ mat * . ce v t 1 § ~ ° i? ee, : : " a fei Fe a ! : 4 f » z i : ss 2! : = = oe \ =. oe © fe \ Cs * * s “ee oe hk a a a4 << = } : ged E 2 be ft , “Seasliat ol idm easan re ema re ay a es Te Soe ee ay ee eee & es a = ” ‘The he mesta ete : 7 faced tT: , * ) fi 2 i = 3 ew Addi , s : I j ‘i 1 een free tion } aaa: : A ; 3 | 3 Uh Sea Roem ‘Hills! to. K c PRESS. “MOND AY, { fe Zee oo -, : | BEE Iar heen oe al, ome suorejumie emt | a wey —~% mantle sted ONCE ENS’ a Be 6, 1957 _ ae : Rok ES con’ tha : ce oe “er iBiedtgee - wait . . Sey ; : oe ee take hee Lake Rd. aly OAK ALTOR Boro fe AMC OA ir ‘Sale Miscellaneous t on. Sey mus, west yea. ao EVENINGS J eee EAL nyder la \ CLO 60 For Sel aes pass he Carl W.B nS = LAND CONT! : scale eighty dam SET DOORS ie 2 lac aneo LY-NINE Community ird, Real _ UES 991.008. Balance Salenss - A pies aged steel i us 60) Sai FE 44211 tor - te jms : . LA or: ae ‘et ae ee ; nd, Gravel & : iu mpstead| Sapa a NCE |e Sie as . eitktes B overall gee | a Aa OP 3 in lo AGEDAY LA fe eee WALiSY Lange! UTLEY Motemoter Neabues te | ° Sh |_| AAO at ROME seu KE 8-0441, RN LIT mow en ee : SHE / grevioate , ag Rl i Be toe R WANTS AR “seach roto. tit eS rai | 4 g S rock re Nistor Fu 3 ' Coakli 4 Maceday rakooded . high . Walton ealior CH used scape be 12” to gover xX he ing Tint Fat E 28912. rte ae ke Ra. off re cen! ge — nS oe Lots of | eet ing’ peat hum 4 : of ; a nf R. ? saws, a an cous Pov sath rd a a oe ae and ‘ i‘ wa PERRY Pal . SEASONED. FOR ian "| 38 ol; VALUET. regio 4 te ere | Blanket aoe quta% thoot 30 Pontiac a. a2 x 4 5 oe egies it 00 ey 7 CHASER yy GARLAND AVE. | Realtor wor DEV ANS, BQuIPM et, priced | Zouallte: per’ ba i one i343 Sasketoe he. Seiae be PM sewer. caly Gam CA CH On. | STORM ae v 5-0603 ts ENT | Douglas cevaes 74 A é ia ee COMMBERCIAI Serk ABe geet’ om “ve pa RE, enyteh © echRENG | CULVERT MA S118 axths Brant 2a12, 2014, “alge BR sane os tention Stanley a Say Mh tc 1A L Jas” era ‘TeD Mc. | * 7 YR. .< of equal GP a sretied me fit, plywood 380.00 M rei 51. clay,” We ‘ail - neenge Set. Qniy eter. One len TEION IVAN a & 5 OLD REO WAL a) ft sie al poe pine beets, 33.50 A-1 t er. “SASH HAR $500 dn, Pre beth Le — rit soar ScHRAM _ eee — douse “io MALE Gharen: | esol dh ee a a Seat al black dist | wl i al Sa son REE are wast na ne, | anbee eames wire Pavel, OR 37849" wooded; tt. h 013. iN ASY R-| A- ” : Be aad wha By i Es Fetes, | Money to Loan ie aoe ub wowan toy aii arm UTS ae ee |e ey cacanea 40 , DRAYTON H alia tooen,, 83) Seat parent ona ee BURMEISTER | Esa ee I! located 25 i ne ra, for mowe: Di ard Lak Northe re BA .. one corne: S cheap to E at@) mowers, > rs, leaf -aaacu e m Lum ND, GRA SeaviOn a Ee reset Pea uick Cash oe ce es Ta Ce me hee eee 5 le ellises, er, FE ny r | Folegra & EM -1 TOP 5 Ez lave N WOO of TEE $25 tang tok canister pets, naa DENTAL Sem eason- ; Detrolt soo id oe area | cand, grovel ond. lot DS | = On your TO $500 Hove They baskets & fos Aton, » Feasona OFFICE Mt ~ feng Bonen. BLACE DIRT. aah oo © 25 er says | othe ows sual #, outdeo ts. mova! bly priced QUIP. VE EL 64186 | _Sene, Bennett. FE fill dirt. 7. me section. of aft;| ora sell, er ts ae security. Op to 4" me * BARNES “un omséeer artis. oe a ee vERY Do it You or wil x tise Lal = RSON, ‘STREET ce, Beer dally now: Sat ot ferrets ati ate ARDWARE: | sees ad” reception | Ht Yoursett___ 6 | Mats re Beurered. FB BSH "@ = iT a s & tween it” on * ® a n (7S Bald BGEWAY HOME ur i sur efi Ea Ppking er. call HEATROLA OIL BUR waa OR RENT poy ene Ee | iat ao ate SEO ah BEAUTO RADE ~ NC ANS pee Sane eee a Pree aici er ; ab a & es. “til 8 e : — AP Hew LECTRIC i SANDERS— ‘POLISHE ULLDOZIN ork, FE 3-300] Large lot ONED R-2: : home on b u 7 LOAN © stecivons s- urés. N LIGH? PU BROWNIE DRILLS—8. Ra | _ice. MA a PROMPT 300i . Clemens 139 x 308 ft \. ale Way. $3,000 " R N. Perry O. Y - . Hae Peco pe Apap noel PE 3 OPEN HARDWARE ple 53-5207 (BERV- ne nel! 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PE 8205 est finance ales ae OR FHA TER bersoring matiress a. ¢¥R. | SLIP COVER Goods 57 dps, colored | wich ttm $1185 | BOAT AND FLOOR ve.| Crushed stone RL Sand, Ma “te thru Partrid font dom 5 band lar oy A TERMS | wnt pent io- | & ottoman, Ci Se cpus cata le Pacrony law vieamere wie sARDER, POL. Sa ae ee eer . ist thru P ge steady up to $500 You ma | cy ve out US. . | BIG isco : hard Lk. | ean & in good AIR | SAVE RY gnds = iecout 900.95 | SPAS Ave. ete. FE satel 340 FARM e LARO ‘artrid regular . ee 7 10 today aan NT SALE ON 3 S AIR | 172 8. Sagina ep AFF SEWING pao | for $10. 1 ToP s0iL. : e > gar omg yow have © Past the nex etka pa ass | ‘ ON PLOO ot Gb toacae ort wd pe af epee se Bees 2s, fast, Money” unual a pest the s new ichoas right an)" ies abd Saher oneeneere. = eee DEPT. he ED TRAILER Peian| | form pple, “Rabon eg st e354 ait Gab. GRAVEL, ow el ote Ree RCahENT Panze, Guar. elec. er... | eRUT 42816. After sigcrica & D 3 4 z = offer for THE INDUSTR : Household Fi : ERRY E.A BLOuD BpuRoce sea of =a phen d electric ra oo B88 eg TOILET CO) Anes fone Builders 7 ie: Prep y ob Sat. Fe BAND. ene. -~ : dense 3 station ae Eimogern exrvies | Sat sere eat nie a Eres, “Ti ‘DAMS CO book tae ‘bed and wees ma NEW mradie ‘couch dinste” Bate tools scoop. shovels COMPLETE | Pike be. > lial Lo Fe 00.“ . c oo tease cock, ‘sites —— the. tise area. W y, aoe at tiac 036 _Disie Hwy. : 2 to 5] other sets chtet, 3 be. ving rm ae oe - 1688) 5-8841. te 2 fruit house Posted 1Kke open hh oadi — ee pnd ales. ‘type. in- Reon ie” Pe. FE +481) 5% Ss oyual eave Ay te $10.88 | FURL wiGall waters 12 OL, & EAT . Ing For Peevey ead nde en tee rE _|_ For Sale si] fae Pucetare, J serings, wc? ng FM. ote... ry rte po 2 E Trailers, mis IPT. RE For Sale Acrea lected will be trained. Bither ses | 66 er #28 "ro ag | ee ee 56 | BRAND 42 ‘Orchard Lake | 18 WYO tends 2093! tar We delnured aa Soa) me sanders, pollahe TAL, Cla Fee Sle Asveepe 0 Sa Fa, 2E EER are nes LE ae a ernie ae y Fill — MY_» OWNER. fh Mr. ODe ae CA. Fe ¢1538| 2°? ent Wool suit, TS. ONE Brice, 1.2 & sEw- US PE 4112 Tenk Teasonable p & copper t i tooi carpenters saws, plumb: | oN [OVER a ra U SH QUICKLY | Sh. dren's aylon sng ate Sia hap reek. FE EDTRADEIN |" Cee Oi Sacer! | sen hee ve means eo 7 C. & rolling land, VER 3980 p to $500 - Bors’ wea ce, cond, FE * pines oth Brand nem Wa « a call i AINT. “SPRAY AY Opp. eriraar rare Bap = us sand installed. AND BEACI Al Us: terms, || CLASS THE STA’ ~— To SIZES “NEVER BEEN Ui & biod. crrourt ist & LaF -» $24 phcmste- ores cae we z ae oot Mit top coll, sana. Realtor C. Pontiac £ STATE le. Most 4 cars. Bring MISC. CL BEE opD ne a Freareon’s bs maple 3 $4.50! FE [ACE STOKER, Sal urch NTIAC " MA sand, ‘Spe sae: ormarne ma oon speraiien, Real eutae ereae| ett +o aan aa IS) Lovo Te RIV a 7-| _Wil wrap t Puraliare, 4h | 6 pet dining BUS | ston PomNace RE en tote pores” wn. uded. oe on oe SPECIAL E. PE 4.2689 swe Rani. :- _ gnese| Used NACE. 120 62 oars 4 AC _ Srronvilie rae 2 q other se- PALL SALE Gaia tee wet nae, 8 TO Gta. Gen hot wate cs we. ee 33500 after ea Gan COND. whit > gg el Re oe eet eee \ f r bh = afte te & 1534, and tile, ots RES. Woo ODE Ta ters. $5, vies area |. : Pann veel Sport Coats © “soatee, Gis “fas. Good a8 AND BABY aed rin. roeges!s 30 gal. Sate GAS WA r 4:30, Call OR eae a, gold. Mother ot Peet PROMPT mortar, OR rolling — __gite D = — 3 bedrm quse- NN and Work ane esa dletent Ly up| se ood cond ten tg Many other We gne ‘ay Wood- | os ag weregied ane RATER @—Enrico | a Rosell. OR ren black et ot eet, OM Sati.” een ‘ trees. among! _ Dry . Only - wee near aoa mip Cel Ponge ~ccamons 195 up — esc’ year wi er items coqvenieat red A. Nomad first beaters. oat § ~ATTENTI OR 3-2014. SHRED st : 3-06 or Only L grammase., sity a er sman Slecaer plecup ‘sowe, | OCT) C Frocenois peeuent Fias up we, a. cae ue = THOM acco cred- mpson, 80 ig at o AND O ION, BAND nee OPS, Wine _ LADD'S INC. a wip | 8 Pom ompany mere ee rem {Spe hopeless ass eee ia HOMAS ECONOMY Garage Do : ) ORCHESTRA se eee | * - tor : CLOTHIN: : pare otters. rmic ___ 34 : ’ a R . IDENTS SHRE pect Drogen Piain Dox ete ak ra bam F : : gO coo Ah = - gg 7 ee ap etd and | Onn we Semen st. mart Set Sree ors instruments band 1s o pin pad an reo OR saat “ae 24) at s CLASS _—— this nt - 206 “was day_¥ 1s feed + 460 a efter | DINING Bowe srescent. wor: f V si008 OP: USED RE: — i o % ae ee ae ents here. = mpisie “tine oe 2-5633 Deiivered. aslo ie or . hwys. state on : ; ADYs CAR pois ‘al - $300. Sweet’ up: RCA color, modern ¢ m $3). es. Large sories. hruction books —ené line be a Fo For Sa 5-207 = real ._ $20, b00 takes bu main COAT. SIZE 33 Da FE 3-g093. 8UITE. GOO! wz lance. 423 W. 2 ‘Radio god less yen your a up. A/| 107 MORRIS ecoee 5 YARDS. Sale Farms Ag APPLiance. sale poms vg _| “GiRis Soe Goat BIZE 10. Se a peal bps ty DRESSER. 2 Li PE 4-1133. °5. Pea: po Man Ta ‘es give a _— Ly vf — == : A 48 - —- r ones. Trucks CASH LOAN MIDNIGHT BI COAT. SIZE 6 wy DIN COND. DOWN ‘family = 2 LIVING RN. nickel ve 100 ae i B PE 32-0561 | vant b_tree R AvEL __-§ $311 PER ACK og ie ei oo Sat BLUE MOUTON, FOR SE lag aR fie FE gusees wet ates Mra range sole ee Ane 30 Caatine. Be basal. om DRIVEWAY, ae , For — RE with bus bulging at r this ; fo $500 -* a% old RED DRESS, tirgore gas eeecrene, Medroces ‘1 aia ata ro Rearennbe: unit. ‘ome ae AX: OPHONE FOR ! gravel, fll - ete — fan na. TOR PUR aE ‘ae i : oar es only bases |= aS. Flap and misc, Sat dosnt. old, _ pote MATICALLY caer CANNING | Aaa Pee nanan FE: reise Wood Ecl oF . FE tog -¢ pote eppertantt hed other bust- aber 33 | IC SINGER SEWING MA. NO ‘PL EEDS rE UTE FOR : = PPA LDL LLLP ott ey par seein suing Son farsa per hte on Bl CK .: oo Cheap. Call ad or iar with attach, will a | -—- hives HEATING 27086. cand Gm 52t fle we BE DRY pe ae uel 67 ens ees ot. gi ow ne ER Sale ater Call Crea ‘atin dnerifce | ____ Ph waOnER te. ou LQUIPME GRAND PIANO rgercet Stree rers | C- Compton &S SNARE Joa ae ae ape ate. FE rik slat, Pm, Sous TANERN) | PONTIAC’ TET ROR WOT mr wenve,| of, Used & ment seri arise! ae ee Bare Bo ons | aia ep tatty Pie | rane, pana Se Eee | as SUES C'S. | Se Aken Fe. ss Mga, hae. bl oa bal rea EE ge “UXAIRE, FURNACES. ie c aToDeNTy Paces Ox| 2 SHADE TREES KLAND ,BRORER LEET bas ei tae arkiog, ove Newest = . o> he ‘nes um ge eats Berton len og iniallaions. (iene satin service, Fog oe ss EDWAR! L RSTRUMENTS. pier appa REES 4 Panils AND ACREAGE” Tow market at & mee L Pascoe yay ae "tot; "Cost Mover tee. Biergins awnings. a] kitchens, | feet ¢ 3 pee oe Uae aR ee evergreens all ki soguee and AND ACREA co ospoctir Had aaae! Oa : cond. Cheep. Fit 6 ern : ings. Alum chet ae UsED | _ Rd UMPET 221 as, se UE es . ir 500: VER rm 28. os} ba e got ws i o£ couple Per- l Fie besa. | (cone vanity, whee Ror month © a ee ST tterson ee OF wear y 940. 133° gay, and coy them - = wilt bedi, Large ea, | MICHIGAN B GE roe breed cAvoe VEER 1 ore. ee Rea Aiete's| fd WORD TEST INDICATO ATED PIANO FOR BAP mB) plant Ne ‘Acrose Tom oe . A) : + < i z y ; , > r4 A a S . } 18” le A , Fe . @ en Sey see CORPORATION ANT 2828 Apes eee 3 eet a Ba aP ae tae | new EaLERREED Eg a ete ies orks hy See | Hah Srd okt, Pat rRPEER per cent ma "LANDMESSER BROKER = RECOR DTI ties Ana pest RPET | anol ma ‘reat bey 0h snare tis ower % nn palva = Equipmen For Sale Pets Land- . OKER OUR } M2 | ; bad Seb Geese DAIRY F Se _PARE AT OUR F ae ae om HOmATURE wi $500. : aoe room, Beauty — LETE . Mn ara Bagna MING Supe I” iv Bh Ina os ft. as Soa on he pore ‘fo ae oe FEMALE / 69 M DooR_ : FE 60061 widos”_—_¥_w__munon_ fr. and chest. Bathine box op Ove BINING-ROOW-SUTEE Sarena oe sore | Shh 7 CONDITION, #18 Seve Seg A ay — ‘Stand S (| Victoria — LIN RON sT.| Sean 27%; kee Qver ee ste —— ree ene DOOR FE 5-2100 sue abe fa 7 BEAGLE Pedy ge yg) Ee =e aah Oi ard | F BOARD Se a sere moa eR eg pape oi eee c_ WITH anor | Sate Store Eq Ti | aenee ap Ser sad ee ag INAN 7 Foo wa Sor EOS SasoE a cee _ ‘Sale Stare Equipment 6 REG. ENO SETTER PUPPIES R DGEW, saat - ] Co : CE COM i Cc burne: z ie $150, OR Cormeen % h. BENCH hour hot _ 600 GALL 1 CUBE STEA 64 + Pore One | WAY “tean_| 1g ROW eee ° Next sy PANY A ; od orene. 13 xX BD. >. mee.| or ad Mg Mich g eel tcel|= new, K MACH mo. Reg, One. feme os to . PERRY tittle 95. Milk’ eonditic 6 “is WIKED BUILDING 6500. er edder t, circula has 1 National NE, Setter, ig. One . Sette oO ee a + Welt Tors aval anchor rey oF m Buper M leas $0 pay. foe ore, oe oe Forw MI €-1300., i Se ee norms tr,voll tank contra. os ee |e 21380. recently 6 register, AKC ee ae a at Open dives. ‘til PE 64203 — investment wevinees, | ow wo Pace "| Baus ranges & nd elec, refrie- hee uae | cee teak + WE.) Good “cond ideal heating gr pre NATIONAL | C overhauled. | 196 Pog gt Purse | ee en os soc. YOU NEED “| papas : beds, che itt peseeeree oa le trae PLYWOOD » ieee te NATIONAL reas aarket O08. mer weeks. od, OR PUPPIES, a v1 5 attresses. Li 8 and 7 - » | windo CA From CASH tet _4-3975. © FEMAL id, OR 3.2602, _¥E 2-4730 SALE. 2 $ occasional, — some igs ie eu. a & afar. wa, pe, bath aT Pomona AND D SPECIALS / guar. “es up. | Then _Inquire ALE Saaaaa For 3 sets. rs, tab! sultes. Muk joist cold, set. FE ih 4x8. Y PRICES oar N ond! ire at FE ESE . | suites. h facies. ru roe jamps, Ni ‘s ia SS 9 seceemanaeiciiobian % fir 4x8 PO Br 2 sides eae — Cash , ed none ees eer other eee — gin strollers Fb. BPE Ne | ott PAR eanwtas. | © Br estgror ce 890 |~ Sale Spor 3500" ANS: | ZECTBOxER PUPS FAWN Fi sit ‘our trade en ‘2 USED be sabes FOR & anos a Okt FARM STORAGE Oi. ao Oe othe aherosoaepgnsa, §.14 ~ Sale Sporting Goods _65 §-1037. 3250 “8. Rama | daeTad Baus rE, ORLABOMA. BS Ont eee tag Pontiac ef pir woods, taterior 1 SAVAGE ods 65 | AKC, COLLIE PUPPIEs. REASO» crocke RA ll PE, R_ 38816 Cay ‘auto Ons ee der eg Ply wood pavhom, 2 srrone aT a alee MA Si WASHE: Cab. Gas Hi $79. 1488 Bald wi 1 Re 16 TIC, . iN- 1845. Or RL sinks & fi eater | JET in Ave. Co. Ste ™ eke al ‘automa 1 ENG . : Fa aunty Se ee Nd Spence Soe eee 2.2543 1 male oe pm vp PE +0001 pLuMBINO. > os SERVICE STATI Perry. $60.05 G. A. ripen Fase barrel ae oi : sunp'tes for ION E several | A - Me 3 ips. 6120 o- TATION ZQUIEMCENT _¥4vte ince and” fe rar fy AEAGLE MCFTING Oo Rey \: esse WEAVER ishing. OR a SR, on rt b= K3 | $10 EACH, # recoras-eise | “RAS ote Ha ca Oxford. OA Oe : : , Sale B usine e Business Prope ESTATE SALE — operty 49 5555 SeerOng, tae awa 2 | trucks & ee Will tak With. Yo e@ property. | can get y. i signature ft quick} : lg. | endorsers. ear or ly on*you bargai Serwake Gn r USE OUR to suit + No | UR BAY our | ~ OR E AWAY UP 102 MONTHS TO. ioe ee PAY MAYT. Py A $65 G WASHER, 4 YRS. e OLD. 2 Souta ALL POT ANI 2 Saginaw AND PAN x. 2% ON SALE AT igs after 7 ay, REBUILT i p.m. FE _# table. Oral by 5-125 -1 cond. $: YPEWRI $45.00 115, FE TER $40, Weaver eant kn eee K4 sco Mi Ashematic oo s.— 83 m 8 4.98 wile Shot) Gun ~ $4p as sorte N TERRIER PUP! ‘ 70 Wall, PUPPI FE 2-462 ES, AKC 4628. Cass Av se . argain merci each, . Inve mote we Ft F Gall’ Paul Hammond, win form ie trade. B a cart ie camper Standard vo yon aie your mance vin. lot O ' Ce eee Se Call 9600 ons Bald. il ey probleme. heh buy, sell Buy Thru $20 mo.) 4 - . E . snd lent sround. NV eueccet wes out i ° Partridg ern 3-slall fro of tr pl oar hes Li ba . all soe ‘ OPEN FE 34318, 1 ‘ward — SINE HICH AT Sart fra pis Be _ FINANCE Co. | §% Tero 4 (par umaat roe hh | Nene or ae Located E . A p been FE ’ ent Ex- 702 a bot, ey mates : 8 ve. Pcs mag we ROOM anes Stiecheatis Russ's Ne grape ‘20 |. Sestieed. tonlhenes sonny EA Beak Bid iP. : or 3 mie | Rearwey nooo se Drayton -Piuins,” Mick Dixie | SP — This 6 room wes reer Joe _¥e oie od, epplicants. erat ny UE FINANCE PARTMENT a Ping ‘pong tiie - gs ANCHOR F 8, Mich. PARTAN AUTOMA 15, FE BB Bae: line. today. 22 N. M Ci | sit Durner, 1 RANG: sueice No m ; ENCES ae Tienes aT WAT ovale’ he otters | ROCHES AIN pe gg Me eee. ose No money down, FHA appror a os bers queen ert Fg fin en ' , TER, M fee 18 0 several aa Sew 7 | Grimes ~ Be Huntin Mo Ero ee | OTT LOANS $98 70 000 MICH. a, cutrectainy, Yaees Mi ‘i Sewer Pipe for |® ormey Beate atebary | feu 1 Wal $1950 down, seas beese| Tl e A a ALL GOOD > Slat SEWERS CULVERTS vali sis mi, BRUNSWICK w st. aaa Te Wall. RIER PUPPIES, o_Di ARTRAM Is THE “BIR | wh. Rochester, OL 607i. OF dresser, a by: yess GAINS Complete line of | eo ORAINS | ORS. Enept oNetice Sowa | SOON Te + taal ig of ¥ OR _3-1950 TRAD TO SEE r, OL 60711, OL 1-0791 urls aap, Panes. ‘ woble he pK “elf COAL "BLAYLOCK. asormes se TRANSPORTATION. ARC yey. AT 8sTU SEY, AND MEATS E __M ote i Nenana NCCT SEWING TEACHINE TORE ine ' A >, busin sto THs > _Mortg c 0 r 301 sound #1 UILDIN: 3-0206. £1 tay store doing’ «good Jiabao GROG. Ts ‘LO AN age Loans 54 Sie ete Freed OA pew. With tity ‘Outsile tar bail rou |® ts ward babe Aver TE bei aoa the hunte eRAMPIO rors FoR Salm big a bedroom il the ter-half > c ae ER S—$600 APA igerator, late . Kelvyinato: sed. eee ae fae gal. ‘ake out: $25 ry CO 101 Auburn at yy Bes Hardwa rT. AKC. * p big tot, Located m modern, on Herbed "can epernte For to $1 i, Ite snedel, 906 rT fe. ot of sie mee Redimiz conerete & ts AS al hae te. PS 29-8811 overe| BA d_service. FE a main al. ste Then bem tt how any 500 $389, now tric ran . Pally OIL BE nth saieey ae gal. ; Ss a : “3 11, a ‘ 00. : roa eae tk ‘Ca phd store wi keep hs mane — Romen modern er bet ca an ‘sHicK's, MY ge. valued ee Eee a Tie c ent iy sed ow line of — 28 per so ECIAL _ nee MAEES — . eM - REO Sante Moat Bnaian as| Bat a aracery in thin ania improves CeO ccsiny ot Pals eo A a 206) ee ee ematerai wee | Ruts Moot cunt op, diegentin: ign Layaway or Tnance, ALL | “restored tro me : . = ; Phone MA! fat n . Tw ge tieay OF FF 82 used ‘es BEN-HU} 1g sErs FROM . Simates free and Also Re asa . how on 8. Try msn! soe JAE : Rent Lease Bus. MA) tasy lease ear by. Excellent La ae 2 % ; s than 6 mos. WAL antennas, 69.95 SURPL prieet | soa tema On ck Seie*| cor os Me is fae Cee a ee ve championchip | ~ tasy lease all new el 4 pa or encio . TRA mos. TON ik . $9.95 US LUN Pai: Kem-gio. juper ite. re e do all ge or t FF . , 7 . To const! se sines = iN - 8 : V. N ; MBE nt, ! Gares ons and our own rap | FREE — STORE. pia 49A cost inventory on termes a : Sie = |: Reaschan Belle a sale paged the, aii Pua 14 BE. raise ;: Wee SA eee Bani “ad Orchard ang Fuel & Gun i agare mete. Cu ees a0? ald { Pe ASEME = ie se at second , 5h 20 — _ land | = I 25 : Cc D . : : og a Fe ise ag ig Ronis Badal Bung ANTIQUES | weet eon cond Reh Ma squipcae span Pal bofen for aul pre ag gt Hs | anernorh SPSL ee | a ble you e mone E POR’ ce. Co, 1060 Ww. . B. Mun- ee esti AND _$8.95 @. _& fran eien plu _Manley Li SELL. TRADE. UND, ir. FE ¢64 Ave. a meres possi OT . OT ones uteld S Good cond. $3 ; Seren, | SATE mate FE 45090. GA, Thompron. 008. F i each, 0 Bagiey ip MALS, 6 si . . wa tom, chen, “ane WING ; ROOM +0900 pron. 80'S. Perry Hur )_ Bagley GER mM 3-42 MONTH: Edw. M.S . geati. SPORTING GC 1 1,000 53 | 3 china, sliver outside dinner RCA-TV GUAR EWING MACHINE. town OOM FIXTURES. YOUNG Talb ott L ‘s. Perry | Kore mting Coats oe GERMAN a ae [alia ney Se alee ee is sSineitay Grogs & 0c a Fs BB aa re "ebamere Aaa Sage ee OF | panervs (bal eee ants agate Tea eee toe FE 5-8: A popula: E ity Brow rooder, 4 ing TASES oh Press| ™ , $33: are, aocteiaa Reate tiers, | Hardw rd. rock JOE'S. ane. wal) naar _ MAN aman . bh ks) LE 166 r -sportsmen’: sale vin he ae 3 » 4 200 ca- ~ work ESTED IN MA * asher $20: : GAS STOVE. $35: pipe end cal suppli . barae| Se! & sre, plumb lath, Pat Ak& con wear, pups + MATKED POTN : s stop on __ outboard pag mga . TE eversnes day shorte max. | $2; 27 Ty complete qs. | 824 tite fines Lew: Crock | =P: Peas mving sed sie nt.| J. C. HIGGING PLUS, FE 5.0089 AKC Re D POINT- ializing ‘10 ee cone OR rt 9 HP. clothes and in a clean r? are _bdedrm 1 $33: m win bed, Paint galvanised w Bros 44505 Oakiand etri-| shot INS 13 GJ 2-0022 TRISH a. VErm in CRES. $35 = &. Cal pl er hom: sulte anle co H and coppe Fa TOILET ol Ave. H repeate 2 GAU ” ESTER FOR BALE EA ont trade. PO. Nuala eOR > &. A ahh | teases? Recond: aikone ite, $85. FE ! same RAPE to! ecpiew os West mace $3.98 Al SEATS 47 on Highest etier. oa éne on son, é SS cee BALE C t i acres ewaroe, ter softener. The soften i oned Appli ae Puss” Lapeer | st extra conve “water | -,LOOK!+G seer RARERYS FOr Ba ais traller, . 10 eo io in pm ‘atic Frigidatr aytag washe jances | 92.8 Re NTFS De at extraordl lastic of seats “Bhotgu 3UN SA : FOR SAL — & ste N es 3 with the eset =. Sa von . BEE ——— 85.96 __ | .Fluorescent,_39 " Pratuee Pearis weabaays, * rifles. L E Pi etRED ARC PoP OLIVE salem &oretyty| sre fon Paes aa | CRUE Seer POS ee ee irae igs.| ee ¥ 2 er Just add ” the UMP. 5 yke Mkt LF AND | WO< ace. reason " HORIZO} eS: 8, Telegraph R urr- — Meee rms, : ‘ . be Your cost is sales “ELECT FE_5-7941. WOoD AND A! able. EM RTAL | Sa eee ee a4. Fe| Para gfhesrn ig MERCURY 06 fret. OA | 7 me teal | Ba aan Ie “BUY DIRECT | BEN: sb, Aout on ee Baraka Gi Guar. to Talk BU i MERCURY GOOD COND. ‘12 Occ sie UTIL F Bas een MANUF. oN SO 4-252 ws i 1 DS. OF BL r F es 59 a “an Coe rte te) sin gi namace, teed poke Backs." 's8d wixenines Pee into etm acroRE Eee R CO tate Bidar ga Fe es ARAREETE, CARARIES, one Ons of ARE : 738, | Ox : +6 ° N Od , Thyle Door lambs, interior . ; @ tn G BAR ere 10-4 BLA #1355 PARAKE anderson. ris Maga + A 12 Fel a pnsun, FE | Dee Tames (ol — CAINS 2 cK DIRT, ae PE_ 2-727. north, yg 1 yg : t Base Rug ha rea en ane flush, ft 7) ane cerry. Oe ‘NS | 100 LOA nd_and gravel. TOP. soit. | REO. sang baht ket Onto on : 8. sireein ti moter cv = with te pity . vin Wei ae ~ per &: QUALITY Corner Pike & E. Bivd. 4 . ~ ; 333 Chev 210 2 dr. Power Glide. " Pontiac mo 5 Lapse ss. 1 ceper. Les | pane CONVERTIBEE WHEE trede. : White wall tires, PC 5-0004. Auto Brokers iad FonD pt iar: es “i ia ‘S$ Buick ial . North Chevrolet Co. “oun, Aavune prune. WG ® 5. 3 Paitian POM nice |... ier = Meséveré, Birmingham” | month, Call M r s Dodge C renee 2dr.6...... 3995 aye 5-0204. Eddie Steele : PORE sess: Or Iittle cash will make 4 $3 Rembley bardiop RAW «... tas payment on "87 Chevy demos. or -'54- FORD ‘$1 Mercury Sharp . .... $495 ate model used cars. Written STATION WAGON ‘sl eee 905; stendaré--factory warranty. $1095 Si Ford 3 af. FOM ......... $305 | eal plus low osyments. Imme- Ford ko cceeeeee a205/ late delivery. Save time—save Ford’ . money. “cy HOLIDAY en power, oversized WW © tinted gl | We Trade—Easy~ Terms “CY” OWENS PE 54101 ‘$2 CREVROLET | TON PICKUP Like new cond. 31751, -— oe. 5 ra oe ¥is, Plat bed. OR 3-3008. c* A nonteltooat ws — at ten i982 @TON DODGE TRACTOR AND|'™ trailm: rE .|'é CHEVY, TOTAL $005 Of TAKE leading 3131_W. Buron FE ¢1121 FE 2-6122 etree Adams Rd., Lake ‘Terms. Kelly’s Hardware. soe auburn gy bag Auburn Heights. NURSERY STOCK, : uc ‘Orion | CABIN UisER. if. 35 fake Orion, | krvinruas’ , HP. Tarp. Tralier, OR 3-7708 ‘For Sale Housetrailers 78 ra. sieeve 4 i "2 eg ero — Two : rooms, hee 100) eompletely modern. FE 24791. ~ 1085 NEW MOON #7 TRAILER. Exec, cond,. For information, call ‘WT GENERAL, 10 FT. WIDE, 31 Gad dbuae Ge Oe cee Cash bel,’ 63,800, EM 30000 ‘S TRAILETTE, PT, z ne == decorated con- dition. PE esetoeaties 5, - “ ROUSETRAILER, SLEEPS Sacrifice, quick sale. $650. 2721 Dine may. behind White Rose f= Station "NEW 16 Fr VACATION TRAILER. 1958 Duromobile with gas heater. tie LI 17-1239 or aC inetsy ‘OXFORD TRAILER ‘Beccssorion. 8 par ceat ba Ye down MY 32-0721, : ome ‘ot ‘Lake Orien on hint. + ‘Detroiter - Pontiac Chief ’ THE 1958 DELUXE " DISPLAY ER - RED ae AN BATHROOM, Ge i, *$§-AT EXTRA COST. ae of tO wides, . TOPS BON ON TRADE « IN Also a selection of late ; me Bop and abop | OTE * “BOB HUTCHINSON — AQENSON: MOTORS thing tor the boat, We are distrib. FLY agg! A $00; Prac ne: Miami, $46. istry” er bervive ze 90 feaveie FOR &.E. OKLAHOMA, have rodm for — Leave imme- ately, OR-3-6516 teal” eer NOR TE ec008. _ Wanted | sed Cars. 838 TOP DOLLAR PAID FOR JUNK 5-0079. cars. PE aj MUCH AS $80 FOR SUNK AND cheap cars FE 23-2666 days or eves. aeftlways Ready = Buy | BAGLEY A AUTO P. PARTS FE_5-6219 179 _BAGLEY 8T Bud Shelton Motor Sales Pays top dollar on iate models. Cor, Auburn & E. Bivd. FE 86-0683. | "55 CASH > AVERILI’s NEED C Shon iit then bring it nere for top DIXI= HWY rE son ____ PE 46806 JUNK CARS & SCRAP IRON, OR THE HIGH DOLLAR For high grade ‘used tars, We need them, Drive the by aby ‘intles {t will pay you well. 0 Dixie wy. H. J. VAN AVELT See M EN M 5 ee Sle for to dollar on ite model cars. ar? Dine He ve +1603 : MODEL T FORD. PHONE FE 5-3175 Used Truck Parts arts 894. USED TRUCK PaRTs ca later, Loaded with ‘Aple 6-114). Haupt ‘st _ BUICK 4 DR. R 2* i. CuBAP. 822 Corwin FE 8-0663, Corwin Ct, 7 ao a ca oR aeb EN BRT. "on. te & heater. White wails yess Sienais. woe ape gee My = preuacHans QUALITY Bll ye tll gay 4dr. R. & BR. wn or old car W.W. 2'tone. $5 do in trade. $895. North Chevrolet Co. _1000_8, Woodward, Birminghen_ ~~ €ADILLAC ~- Eldorado Convertible 1955 dream car full power, $3,- 130. OR 34315. CHEVY. BEL AIR SPORT Clarkston MAple 5-5666 or Chevrolet '55 2-Dr. Beautiful condition 195 HAUPT PONTAC SALES Mapie un Highway . cS tes til 8 ° "5S MApie §-1141 ; j $1508 — '38 Olds 98 Conv. Hydra. Schutz Motors 8. Woodward = Munter ;. Birmingham CLARKSTON Motor Sales Chrysler - Plymouth Demonstrator priced — 1957 Chrys- ler pares 4dr. blue & white, and license. "85 DeSoto 4 -dr, Fireflite, auto., power — &H, ww. tires. beautiful light blue and tvory. 14,400 mil Open Evenings—Please. Phone MAple §-5141 2 8. . CLARKSTON 724 Oakland Ave. % A eds steering & brakes, stone jeld, dual head lights, padded dash, push button Torque Flite. Only $3,195 plus tax om Capri, hatdtop, -full ~ pow 1956 Ford % ton pick-upt F250 cus- tom. cab, — duty tires, R&H, 198¢ BUICK SUPER 4 dan, radio & heater Driafor, 2" alee la tng & brake: $2205. 1985 FORD PaRLAWe Dr ~ dan, radio & heater, Zz lass, whites, taped nice car ths w mileage, $1195 BEL AIR LEST radio & heater, Pow- Prnteeh 2 oe) beauty with low eage. 1933 BUICK SPECIAL 4 Dr. Be dan, radio & heater, Dynaflow, 2 tone biue. $1405. OLIVER BUICK ALL MAK AND ue HEIGHTs MOTOR SALES °910 Orchard Lake Ave. © 2635 Auburn Ave. ©6632 FE 2-0101 Open Byes, Fake De Orion peter Sales condition. Cees: 1 oR owner, Ald 2: emma payments of mo. OL 034 CHEVROLET WAGON. A RED |‘ ates rk beauty you'll be ae, An owner 4 dr. that can one be handled with little or > : i a 7 42214. 35. Go man! V-8 rere 1 Afr Radio & wiles We ban | rice. Got car to trade? Payments to sult. We believe one PS — ‘finest «trades. =| Schutz Motors 8. Woodward at Hunter be seen at 1 Rosshire Ct. or FE $1232, __Coupe. Extra clean. oR. 34014, Cation weron REM Ti wal 2 se c wo frog Hagin low ri “aowa, easy” ¥, eee your Haskins ~ Chev. |" » BD RA i Just new. ar. Pa a Pe eae _193 5. Saginaw. FE 4-1006. » 34 CHEVIE CORVETTE. LIKE _Bew, $1475 or trade. OR. 3-362 -AAA QUALITY 6 Months Guarantee R. & R. Motors. Chrysler - Plymouth — R & B, Full power. 90 CHEV. DELU: . R&H, $126.) $995 — ‘55 Plymouth V-8 4 dr. EM 30081. H. ins. R & H. "$8 CHEVROLET 9705 — ‘54 Ford V-43 dr. R & H. Go man! V-8 Powerglide Bel Air.| Good —. A — rer Radio a heater, whites. we wey etrane, RK par: qua’ avec Get Gn abdue’ we to Waser MS, — “33 Fort V8, Pord-oMatic./ yments to suit. We believe one/ gar, “__ igs her. 647, R & E. ‘os finest trades. asian oz. $10 down. mo Peni’ rjaeet. Nata Ae EVENINGS 1954 Chevrolet Caos This {+ a bert fare = igh. H, auto. ep +3 if an Ww. ay saan Try this ae PE AUTO SALES $8_Oakiaga FE 23-2351 PO 'TIAC SS 2-DR. |.» Like new 5 I | at Power brakes. Loaded with extras | HAUPT HONTIAC SALES Clarkston unt 5-5866 or 11957 Chev. Sts CAR MAple 5-1141 broken in, Club sedan. gray. Save hundreds of dot | | $1595 Any old car dn. with TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR ' LOW OVERHEAD LOCATION FOR A BETTER DEAL HASENS CHEVROLET 8 FRIEND’ m*‘Oakland County’ s Fastest Growing Dealer” at M15 147 8. SAGINAW OWENS” so | HOT J Mepe They eave F & heater, fl wer stee brakes, | - reat windows, ® buyi Schutz Motors 8. Westverd of Rewer Birmingham HOUGHTEN'S | SPOT 85 Old’s a3, 3 dr. Holiday. Rak, oi P.B. Spotless, ~ ig Loy ee 4 dr. Exe, nice. 1960 63 | Chery eonvertable, R & H, Nice, ‘61 H Cpte Ouper 9 Ge. 2 gt Bz on Fully « JAGUAR, AUSTIN HEALY, MORRIS, MG, AUSTIN HOUGHTEN & SON Rochester's Friendly Olds Dealer. 528 N.Main, Rochester OL 1-9761 55 CHRYSLER | DSOR NASSAU Mo sal TOP WIN Very clean, Radio; DOWN $88.27 PER MONTH Pe ee $2545 sen OF ors, + | - good cfedit j BANK RATES I D‘MOTORS 3140 W.. “THE | HURON | MILE W., of oe i sees re Ce aoe ee es ee PRICED FROM $1695 as jow as $195 — Up to ie moe, on baluned, TAKE ANTAGE OF “our LOW OVERHEAD LOCATION HASKINS CHEVROLET. ee Oakand a er F, astest L Sos EV 57 Demonstrators Choose from the finest se- lection of models and col- You will be happy with one of these new-car- appearance low mileage beauties. $1745. A Lancer 2-Dr. thats a jet = a Bie ae 232 8. Saginaw _ BIRMINGHAM Priced to sell. $200 down or old car in reds.” ross Chevrolet Co. Schutz Motors S. Woodward at Hunter No money Of $8.68 mo. daut’ Creat lCreen Light Cars Priced to Go at Alr 8 cyl. station W-W, Over- = ‘ie This Feirlane 300 2-Dr. ‘and black, Ran. eeaeaeies beauty. So hurry AYE Chev. ~~. Fae | Air V. HT. ae yt 2-Dr. wT. og érive ‘it ‘ioe ‘56 Buick coeeat™ gay Riviera HT has boat 3 R&H, ?tone blue & W-W. Wheel covers. 56 Dodge, HT ity. R&H, W-W. a 55 “Tunderbird This one owner besuty has auto. 4} W-W. Just a beauti- car. $1975. 55 Roadmaster 1696. 3 roadmaster a ee ‘SS Olds This Holday 2-Dr, is ike ape new, w, Hyer. Rr. & H., ) 95 Chev. $1048, oné is @ doll, looks like new, ge He Hhgy new. &H, wheel covers. & W: MANY MORE EDSEL RIEMENSCHNEIDER - ENGELHART _ \FE 90131 - ¢ FE 54101) ¢ $505. SCHUTZ . Woodward at Hunter, Birmingham. ras ata Mg 8 rE pee Eddie Steele 1954 PLYMOUTH WAGONS. WE Se PONTIAC, ‘+. DR. R 2 & AU BURN. MOTORS’ - Corner Pike & E. Bivd. NORTH PONTI AC: SUMMER is fast Svea ty ond Maat are. ou- doing sbout be ready for oe oS that are to come? before you realize {t, and then. WINTER ‘ flee, i. Gahan abd te help Vo a, nae _ Mike Wendl ie Garner Grogan . $3695 56 Cadillac Sedan DeVille $1895 ’36 Otds Holiday Coupe WW; 55 Cadillac 62 Coupe 55 Olds 88 2-Door $1695 . -’55 Buick Sedan ’55 Pontiac Convert. $89 "34 Ford 4-Door 34 Olds a poor "54 Mercury Club Coupe $ - °53 Cadillac 60 $595" > "53 Chevrolet Club Coupe $1095 *52 Cadillac Club Coupe $395 "52 Pontiac 4-Door ~ _ '52 Ford 4-Door $495. "52 Olds 2-Door $295 51 Olds 4-Door UL $tAS ‘SI Ford 2-Door eS $395 . "31 Dodge Sedan » Olds - Cadillac Orchard Lake at ‘Cass: . FE 80488 | dk: ie eg Vig ek x Oe ek ee fo eo 4 Ok ed ck ER i A seed "ea TIAC 1064 HYDRAMA Eel ‘33 ows 4D “Esra N. MY 2-6201, shield washers, back + U — fender hy ain white walls, with rear A ada D a, and serv- 4 ir. car C teed ? f° = here. Belvedere |” ghout, 000. Pull price with “iittle or Bo down payment. $005. “Schutz Motors “8. Wepgvere of 3 at Hunter pei oe bel £ Dr Starchief Hydramatic. New. “ite — tires... _ Loaded with ¢ HAUPT — PONTIAC SALES Clarkston MAple 5-5566 39 or MAple S-1141 | ‘) PLYMOUTH 7? DR. R & &. Overdrive. No money dn., assume parmenty of $22.32 mo. Call Cred- 4 s Parks. 41500, Harola Turner Ford. 1957 PONTIAC EXECUTIVE CARS UP TO $900 DISCOUNT 6 ue B td ha ines ee ‘83 PONTIAC CO a R & H. HY- Pots Mori = dn, assume per. bd mo. Call C Mgr., Mr. rks, Midwest Cise0. Harola Turner Ford.,- | SWEPT WING DODGE ae STATT'S MOTOR SALES SAVE. MARY ‘DOLLARS 1951 load rte See Royal, ed ’ 1851 Chery: ee Power Glide. “BIRAANGHAM Pg 1 cuevs Bel Air. 2 Dr aeons. wher, Sharp er aia car trade. 2 North Chevrolet” Co. 1000 5. Wo Woodward, , Birmingham _ Dr) Fe oake R. 060 SERIES, $800. pect.|~~ BIRMINGHAM _ NASH — ~CLEAN CARS Nash & Hudson > 1935 Nash Ambassador Lamannds power equipped cont. tire, Le | 1958 Hudson Twin ‘H. power, Auto, rom se | 1956-Atabasnador V4 225 HP. new FORD. Proves 1987 Fairlane Club. ‘Rex. Forde, ee eo ae Chevrolet 1956 Bel Air R & H......... sides 1055 1 Ray. Spare ne aires eee + On yellow & white, bee wd ges a we Bel “Air B&H." Auto. trans. Metropolitan. ALL PRICED TO SELL Oldsmobile ' 1957 Super 88 Holiday. Auto, trans. “R & H. Air conditioned, Like wie | Holiday Mardtop. Fully’ equip: _ MILTON’ Ss. “ SPECIALS © 1951 Chevrolet Bel Air Power- sole uty 8 eroety Convertible. Like 1950 “rora 8 cylinder Club Coi ak con = poe 4 dr, A-l body a ee ws Rambler “hardtop ence 5 45 4352‘ Ford V-6 Ranch wagon .§ 03 BONUS paration PLUS TRAN s|89 MM MY 3-2750 tae pes at with 657.30 ——— Lock Auio Be “Bales, 183 8. Saginaw. {BODY'S Ch CRED rr > o THE WORKING ee *PRIEND EASY ED JONES 115_ 8. Saginaw Usted Cars HAWK. a 2 : 3g aes, trans, Ww. Exc, rmation eall FE a = West Side Used: Cars ive rhead is low ~_ the difference! Many to choose from, & models wo west st Side Used Cars PE 42183 1084 Dessto 4 dr. 8. Rb H. Auot rans, wer equ mac late vnacueiaoria ¢ 7) _ Birmingham Se WOODWAR COMPLETE. ‘PARTS & “EERVICE isle “Bs ‘TIBLES. ice =. iowne Mey Mo with Porgomsetis fo & heater, white wal! = A real steal, = 5 _Pizmenta Seen range & heater” power. THESE ARE sa 3 SCHUTZ. Mi | Smokes Birm = i054 DEBAKER DT CONVT- | owner. Fully equipped.- WE LOsT © WITH Ts nas ! (On a 2 AER nveRy ey A Siitnon use eieacs SA South Side '37 CHEVROLET $1605 . 736 CHEVROLET ' B/AIR HARDTOP . $1645 '36 CHEVROLET DEL REY *S5 CHEVROLET ‘So CHEVROLET STATION WAGON "4 FORD "34 FORD 53, PACKARD “33 CHEVROLET a a | North Side 641 Oakland Ave.| 57 CHEVROLET BEL AIR HARDTOP 56 CHEVROLET BEL AIR HARDTOP "35 CHEVROLET ‘4 PONTIAC iio 154 BUICK °53 FORD a FORD — FE 44547 MATTHEWS: HARGREAVES | Announce. Annual. | LATE MODEL ALMOST-NEW CARS PRICED AT A LOW OF NEARLY % THE ORIGINAL COST— ' NOW IS THE TIME TO-BUY . New Goodyear Tires Available on all ’55-’57 models Car Guarantee’ ~— ~~ On all '51+'57 models—as long as you own the car. : 21S. Saginaw “ 136 OLDSMOBILE ~-MANY TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS From $95 to $245—YOUR TERMS : ‘A Phone Call Brings a Courtesy Cat to Your Door -MATTHEWS- HARGREAVES "Your CHEVROLET Dealer” LE! 4 DOOR 98 H/TOP $2298 56 CH EVROLET isos 'SS CHEVROLET ta ’SS PONTIAC $1205 '34 CHEVROLET DEL 55 MERCURY "33 PONTIAC 9695 . *§3 FORD ’56 BUICK CENTURY 4 DR. H/TOP "56 PONTIAC STA RDTOP s 56 PONTIAC mn ere ’56 FORD 516 '56 CHEVROLET . Siem "54 CHEVROLET | 53 CHEVROLET 53 HUDSON’ . 53 CHEVROLET . \, FE #4546 : . ff poo} o Aw “4 Rs ‘ ae aa Ss et Ba Seal eS if + é Sad 3 i + kt ‘eg ¥% b f x 1 iF = s - f* T * = a > ae Rees. Ce ire ae a \ fee eS ete aie Te ‘ee eg Ne ee se ie A We es ah 3 ee ee ie ar eee Sere hy rc SE Pe / ee #1}. € y E 2 * * 2 * | oe ee ¢ : ' a fis a 5 ae iy ; \ | ; - i aoty . er - 4 | ‘ es bag | 4 gate Phage gh ee fe ee ee, ees s a oe : ‘ : meee ‘ | j ig { | % ‘ ' : s re ge ; i | 4 E 6 i i i \ is . si <3 = . } 2 * ‘ ye Niel Se wee as - i t = i { | \ é } t F 2 Ps : at . ist . 2 os Ges te | es; J . | : ‘ ia E ‘ i pee ey | 5, eT a f : : \ = ! g : : | J 2 : ; “ spon esac a 4. ee pint Pee ONS hd ee mit PONTIAC PRESS MONDAY, SEPréoBER g6teers Stents | _THIRTY-ONE Dick Clark. | Quickly ins National ° Binade Followi: 24, ~ rs -+ Today S Radio Programs -- V Disc Show - 5 i‘ ¥ Two Climbers Die ee ee ea . jers. Friends said they undoubted- wan, oon __ ORLY, om = WW, oom) - WOAR, (1190) - WxYS, cmH oom (0) wiex, ade, ion Oregon Heights we some toe te tock bar anak (Goes Over Big = Cpa h oy ce b rama ‘ ; - TLAND, Ore, U—A: rarely must have to a 0:00—WIK, Nowe und a Lewis = Pesebal, Martyn ; st climbed, 1,200-foot rock spire that yg ger roped together, be News, Rg Bon Meteod: So ee Marrs a , on id American = Bandstand’ juts up in the Columbia Riyer ‘ . E mee po : erday. oan Bier Bare... i a 1 polis 53 Youngeters a other men, who would have ; News, ,|been along except for oversleep- he re Weak ‘News, ub, weot| OnLW, Nets, By ANTHONY ZECCA ing, watched in horror as Don Me- nw ‘tows Db. - leaiceis wae — tam-wim ta tn, Darn] PHILADELPHIA (INS) ~~ Dick .|Kay, 36, Portland, and Lloyd Jo- WOAR Patrlok “a CKLW, News Mary Motgan| CKLW: Newt “©” [Clark is one television personality Wash., fell ie. thei death, Both "Wave. tickey Short _ $:00-—-WIR, Pat Buttram brag become a national) were. vlan climbers. ° caw. @ wus News Wave, "a Meenas ape Siete genalt : ‘* *. * 4 6:00 WIR, Amos ‘n* Andy . Ay tae Rewa, pal . $« « They were within 300 feet of the’ CKLW. | ve Woae eee S’Scortyn | WWI" Wenn in ete -| ‘That's oh the baste of more than! top of towering St. Peter's Dome, ii . : a a , Dou Meckinnsa’ | WE shews (Mckensie 109.009 letters that swamped. bis of exe nord eheerenge : > Ty CKLW, Lime 5 ee Music Hall nae—w. = Dauste WCAR, Bpts. “American Bandstand” Dave Hitchcock and Ross Petrie RCA COLOR TV ——2 Wav2. Rern Wal War wate urate, Oat Pog a tera.in Philadelphia @urine the arrived late and discovered Me- ; "an bares Se oe, | | SRE GE | Peters, lt 8-mincte afternoon dic ckey ae Game They wacet’ oo] r a ' : : nigeria CKLW, Eddie Chase his ou m. (0) *Ie WIR, eon. Cub | WWJ. News Maxwell 12:00-—-WJR, Jim Vins - | 4:90-—WJR, Muste fall |to const. Siedoptimes! The crumbling rock surface that 10:00—WJR, Symphony ~ CKLw, News David : war, Custata Calls CKLW, eh — = has stopped many previous at- WWJ, News, Music. | | WJBK, News, Reid CKLW, Grant, Heatter .| WXYZ, News, McKensie The gist of the letters is that tempts on the dome was biented WXYZ. el Teun’ WPON, News WCAR, News, Thomas —WIR, Philip Lenhart | Me handsome 21-year-old Pied ~ a Bat 20 —WIR 2K Musto te Han WIBK, News, Tom George | WWI. News a Five Piper of the is more WB WWI. Guest Star WAYS, Fre Pred Wolf 12:9 —WIR, Time Out, Musle GELW, Bote, Chase. * | than “the mest” to his fuse. 11:00 WJR, News Wek. News, Reid.” WXYZ, News; Mamtovent | WCAR, Arthur Rote fret em he's Ge “teing ape. = WWJ, Bandstand WCAR, T, Malone CKLW; Davies WPON, Music With Mason Surprising fa from CKLW, ‘dows WPON, Don Mackinnon. ) prising fact gleaned the wise. fork arom | SR WIR, Won, sheonan 1s00_WIn, Wency Warren [ eggrWoR, Music Mall letters, however, is the lange per- e P r a WXY2, ‘Breattest Club WWJ, News, Mulholland | WXYZ, News, McKenzie (CeMmtage of writers who don't fall uy ow ave $540-25R, amine CKLW, News, David ~ WXYZ, Sunshine Boys CKLW, News in the teen bracket. These fans! © tf JBK, News, George CELW, News, Davies WCAR, Gports range from sub-teen to grandmas| | Extraded Alcoa Aluminum : ‘(No picture fer oe $7 169” 2 Doors, Heavy Aluminum No Money Down — 36 Mos. to Pay Mohawk Home Improvement ent Co. Lincoln 2-9387 + Oak Pork 7 ' who watch the program and get a Saaell Wor wih Welle —— ‘tek Clark, bool of ABOEVG "Ames: | 7 oy vicarious bang out of seeing the} ican Bandstarid,” didn’t become a national celebrity overnight — but | -- Today's Television Programs - - "oe sh "| aire tm « ma Orr 300 ites fed ih Pe . Some 150 boys and gis tn delphia headquarters within five days after the Aug. 5 premiere of Programs furnished by stations listed in this column are subject te change without notice _ Dick's studio audience show ee ee ee ee ee eee to : : | ae Fridays from 2 Channel 2—-WJBK-TV Channel ¢—WWJ-TV Channel 1—WXYZ-TV. Channel 9—CKLW-TV [try severally’ nave thence B 2 z : MONDAY TV HIGHLIGHTS [6:55—(2) On The Farm Front, _11:15—(2) Love of Life. Dick, married “€:00-(1) Bports Focus. (9) Pop-1:00—) Jimmy Dean. (4) Today. 2:95.) Search for ‘Tomorrow. cen ed 2 doubles as chap-|| N othiny Accomplished. eye. (4) News; Sports. (2) News: . : 7:48—(2) News. (7) Cartoon Car- © & Could Be You. (0 Rotit NEVER, ANY TROUNLE — : , LeGoft. nival | and Ricky. “Be nice, but firm,” he sa Dut fas a Nice rip : : ys, “ * ; 5 = th ad — : | al epetts (2) Weather: 's:99(2) Captain Kangaroo. (7) 11: (2) Guiding Light. Soa ergs py ye bitsooongl ss L WILsoN | Save Money Save Time At Your Exclusive ; oe ay West aa — 1585 {9)-Biliboerd + aie oo —_- NEW YORE - We stumbled around to the fall opening of a] se atl oN > hil oes Ree oD a) En | . | Clarke ‘also introduecs visiting|10CAl night elub this dawning and found Natalle Wood having] ~ |8:45—(2) Cartoon Classroom. TUESDAY AFTERNOON guest stars to his audience, ' 6:20—(4) Box 4 Forum. “ A $:55—(4) Faye Elizabeth. 18:00—(2) (Color) Ladies’ Day. (4)|the motions of singing their cur-| "il 6:30—(7) Wire Service, Reporter». (2) Garry Moore. (4) Ariene| Tex and Jinx. (7) 12 O’Clockirent hits while Dick spins the) § Dane Clark, Air Force raid) Show. ° —_ Comics. (9) The Things We See. |record. J al a) , apanese air base Foreign 9:30—(2)' Arthur Godfrey. (4)|/12:30—(2) As the World Turns. (4) we eS nt aged pug Legion. (4) ‘Sir Lancelot (color).| Treasure Hunt. (7) Our Friend) (Color) Club 60. (7) The Erwins.| vine him ‘thet “the lewd chiefly) her hand sradied by Robert Wagner who calls her “O’Brien”—/ » after Margaret—who calls him “Tab”—~after) Guess Who. Natalie and the “Marjorie Morning- “star” cast are going back to California etre eea| INSTALLED FREE! (2) Robin Hood. Harry.’ @) Corliss Archer. . ; music taste of feeners doesn’t Aven tment "%:00—(9) Million Dollar Movies 00-4) Price Is Right 1:00 — (2) My Hero. (4) Romper| Y®*¥ appreciably. Sanna tad-cuun ile bene 0c does Man ° ° » Philip n “Paris) | Room. (7) Charm Theater. (9)/ His Philadelphia audience has le—th ] 5 Ni te Se qs = After Dark.” (4) Charles Farreli./10:80—(2) Strike It Rich. (4) Truth.) gin Kennedy Showtime. demonstrated some fairly ingeni- » por on Gam ok olen oo * in U . rvi (2) Burns and Allen. Consequences. co - ous dance steps on. “American - _— : - ' and expensive and a tresk’ 7:30—(1) Bold Journey. Aztec rito- oe ) Hotel Cosmopolitan. (4)) “sna Groom. . prea pyfcareiem dare oa | meee deductible. ‘| Studs Sade eum cobber. Ch 2:00—(2) The Big Payott (4) {eta ha cha = earre: y x & * Talent Scouts. ae (Color) Matinee Theater. (7)|%/8° done the — slop,” “bop,” Nude model Lois Collins is mad at Glora Gale for saying in| J. My Little Margie. “chicken,” “stroll” and “Panama” | “Calendar Model” that no model gets $150 an hour and that “era tenor Brian Sullivan. (4) - |2:30—-(2) Verdict Is Yours. (7) tk ok $150; moreover, lovely Suzi (i ‘ sweety One (2)° Whiting Girls. Topper. : But letters to Clark from Young! Parker gets $120 an hour— r . i] s j | ‘a =i ee me oe With Aide Cutler Se eee #:20-2(1) Welk's Top Tunes. (9) eT. oo ee ast gs atten’ er ne oe “Your Life Can Depend On The Front ‘Page cago on - : eager ito aeg THE MIDNIGHT EARL... Beatirée Litie, June Haveo, Jose is 3:00—(2) Brighter Day. (4) Queen} He was referring to the fact that| Bob Hope and Pat Boone Art. Murray (color) Jerry Lewis,| 10 D scuss Problems for a Day. (7) American Band-\his show, which had its network! will swap TV guest shots bé- Iturbi, Helen Hayes, Bill, Cora! of Security, Internation) stand. (9) Request Playhouse. {debut on Aug. 5, is rounding out cause, Bob, “We can’t af- | == Muffler: In: ¥our Cart - Protect It With A Safe, BSILENT INIDAS MUFFLER Baird, Billy DeWolfe, Janet * Blair, final show. 42) Private, Affairs; No rgency js:15—(2) Secret Storm. adit ver Dieta J opaeea ford to pay each other.” . . . Detective. Statue of Venus cre- : ; 3:30—(2) Exige of Night. (9) Bugle| sold out to sponsors for the last| 72¢ Bell lab developed a phone Installed by A Midas Speciclist ates job for Diamond. i NEWPORT, R. I. ® — Vacation- Theater. four. without wires to the receiver © Pree Installetion © 9:00 — (9) Favorite Story. Under-|"S President Eisenhower talks/s:45—(4) Modern Romances. ~ One rating service reported it - An-uptown theater wants © 18 Minute Service © The Safe, Siient, Golden Col- Welded Construction for — Lenger Life ground railway behind Ironj0ver international problems today 4:00—(2) Susie. (4) I Married J the most ‘popular pre-5 p.m. to hire tennis star Althea Gib- Curtain. (4) Amateur Hour. (2)|with a national security aide here) (9) Circle 9 Theater. "| SW, local or network, in any |0n 88 a singer. Studio One. ‘First Prize fOr trom Washington. . of the nation’s largest cities. . an x * Murder." Prize-winning story) in ia 4:30—(2) Our Miss Brooks. (4)| Clark is hoping it will do as well) EARL’S PEARLS: Ideas are wirtten by anonymous: author ne = prods ea eee Range Rider. (7) Mickey’ s Re-/nationally, at tices mail bags| @Ppt to be like children. You parallels unsolved miurder case. cord Room. offer mise of fulfilling that) often think your own are the for your Car er Truck. Could writer® murderer be the| i" Css oa teen ne i se ee © FREE MUFFLER CHECK-UP same man? - 6:00—(2) The Early Show. (ity wo sy . UCU INU UUUVUVOUeNN Orive in Today House with Robert Cutler, a spe-| wickey Mouse Club. (9) Dance oe x x — Crm, mons, we. Me Appointment ' 9:30—(7) Hot Rod Races, (9) Fal-|cialist.on security matters. _ Q : | Dick. says that “this has been| WISH I'D SAID THAT: “Re- - NATALIE ‘ con. Mystey. (4) Crusader. | There was no immediate White| the key of converting our local| member when $30-a-week ° POST , House comment on Arkansas Gov.|5:30—(4) Patti Page. — success to a national one. would feed a family of five, instead of a child of five?” KING Ss es 10:00 — (9) Nationat—News. —(4) Orval Faubus’ assertion last night : - ’ Death Valley. “Mormon 'Sithat National Guard troops would) ACROSS , Za x * * | Mides Muffler Service LIFE a ~. Grindstone.” (2) Ameche Pre- odeeel og tas TODAY’S BEST LAUGH: A Britisher told us that England’s| e sents. “lRck’s Central High School today.| , S==ee*t gulded missle is named “the Civil Servant”: “That's because 256 S. Saginaw (Next to Jerome Olds) FE 2-100 10: 10—(9) °Weathervane. a i : * * * - Seeger it won't work and no one can fire it.” . . . That’s earl, brother. | Open Monday thru Thursday ‘til 5:30; Friday ‘til 8; Saturday “un § Cutler was here to report to the|12 Dangerous (Copyright, 1957). ns : 10: 168) Theater 15. President on a National Security|:; wings” = : Wings 4 €:30—(7) Public Defender. De-|Council meeting held in the capital 1 eo eae ban weyeed teh a ene ee ce Great eter school girl. (9) City Detective. presided in Eisenhower’s|1§ Contidential ‘ Rod Cameron in “Girl trom No-|*bsence. aectien Cusaes| Rowe ees where.” (4) Errol Flynn ‘The-| "re restiedlags ce iat Baste ater. 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