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Edition ‘PRESS “PONTIAC, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1959-72 PAGES “zx THE PoNnTIAe 117th YEAR wk
UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL
ASSOCIATED PRESS
City. Retailers Standing Pat | 3
> oF © heme « -
UF at $406,207 ee4* © &«
With Week Leff /
Robert R. Eldred, campaign
chairman of the 1959 Pontiac Area United Fund, disclosed today that this year’s drive has brought in
$406,201 of its $647,698 goal.
With a week remaining in the | campaign, Eldred said workers |
have raised 62.6 per cent of the}
figure needed by the 52 UF agen-|
cies. “good progre
ed the Women’s Division, headed
by Mrs. Noel A. Buckner, on the
group’s effdrts to date.
*« € *
The Women's Division, Kidred
noted, is within $3,000 of its
quota. He called for increased
efferts by the women soiciters * * * te inerease their number
He noted that the Industrial Di-| % Teach their mark. pledges. | .
vision, under the chairmanship of/ The Commercial Division is) The Industrial Division nas| Pr esent Basis
raised $298,000, which includes!
47,698 100%
Settlement on Steel Thomas F. Wiethorn, is making lagging behind thé other two major
ss’ and compliment-|campaign units, Eldred repdrted. Tax Confusion Is Mount ‘Ss * He called for Commercial Divi-'
solicitors to tmmediately com- |
plete their calls and turn in pledges |
‘as the drive ends in a week.
Wiethorn called upon the In- |
dustrial Division’s nine plant |
chairmen to exert every effort |
GM's corporate $123,000 gift, or 46|
per cent.of its quota, Wiethorn |
stated. ‘‘We still have a long way|
to go,”’ he pointed out. |
* * *
Mrs. Buckner’s division has!
raised $22,155 or 88.4 per cent of!
its quota.
She urged her workers to spur
their efforts so that a victory |
announcement could be made at |
tomorrow's division luncheon at |
the Elks Temple.
Commercial Division Chairman, |
Fred Poole, commenting on his
group's lagging returns, said $85,-
298, or 47%% per cent of the quota,
has been raised.
x * *
“With only a week to go.” he
pointed out, ‘‘much remains to ve
done :
“I am greatly encouraged by |
recent reports of participation on |
she part of Commercial Division
employes,” Poole said.
“However, many returns from
ithe solicitors have not been turned!
jin. I certainly hope these solicitors
|report quickly so we can report
|Commercial Division success at the
lvictory luncheon Oct. 22."
* * *
Company and advance gifts are
continuing to come in averaging
about 7 per cent above last year's
figures, Poole said. id
2 U.S. Scientists |
Win Nobel Prize:
ly awarded the Nobel Prize for
medicine today fot discoveries
that shed light on the chemistry
of life and cancer.
Prof. Arthur Kornberg, 41, of Stan-!
ford University, Palo Alto, Calif.|
* * *
| The decision to award. the
prize, which carries a cash award
lof $42,610 was made this after-|
|noon by the professorial staff of
Sweden's Caroline Medico-Chirur- Will Continue
Collecting on pach cieoenane
But Ruling by State
Requires Separation of |
Sales Levies
By PETE LOCHBILER
Pontiac area consumers,
will go on paying a four per
cent tax on goods, at least’
for a few days.
Retail representatives
Said they would continue|
the present method of col-
lecting use and sales taxes,
even though the state has
called‘it illegal.
But new directives early next
week may result in mass confu-
sion as retailers are forced to coi-
lect the two taxes separately cn
stead of together
Signal for the change-over will
| probably come from the Mich- |
IT’S A 1960 BONNEVILLE V
today reached another milestone
the assembly line. S. FE. Knudsen igan Retailers Assn. in Lansing, |
whose lead Pontiac retailers have
been following.
“We're not going to recommend
anything new unless it's based on
qualified authority,” said John W
Hirlinger, manager of the Pontiac
Area Chamber of Commerce.
* * *
“If the rest of the state changes
its tax collection practices, how-
ever, we would certainly have to!
go along with them.”
The MRA said it wouldn't rec-|
ommepd any changes unless or-
dered to. Reuther Urges
Strike Fund Humphrey Tells UAW)
| Ike’s Is Veto-Injunction But it was expected the MRA
would have a new tax schedule Government
(or schedules) ready by the time | i
It wil) clarify at least two im. lion dollars by the end of 1961. portant provisions of the new law: “If we can raise a fund of 40 | a oe Mect the 1 million dollars the whole labor |
| Movement can build up a 500
by adjusting prices.
Merchants must collect the «se vention authorized the union's ex-
tax separately from the old 3 ecutive board to set up machinery
per cent sales tax. The directive for collection of voluntary contri
will state that it ts illegal to butions from UAW members for
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) ‘the steel workers
- a a HUMPHREY SPEAKS Statement yesterday as the con- ville Vista, signaled one of the
Clouds, Light Rain
ISTA — Pontiac Motor Division
as its 7,000,000th car rolled off
, General Motors vice president
and Division general manager, who maintains a close check on
- oo + quality by driving home a newly
Pontiac. It's a trim four-door
of 16 new models in four series
Greatest 10-Day Period in History _7,000,000th Pontiac Rolls Off the Line
assembled car datly, found the
routine more exciting as he stepped into his division's 7,000,000th
1960 Bonneville Vista hardtop, one
Pontiac Sets Sales Mark As the seven millionth Pontiacmost significant production mile-
rolled off the assembly line today,|jstones in Pontiac Motor
the Pontiac Motor Division an-!when it was driven off the
nounced the greatest 10-day sales|bly line today
period in its 33-year history. | The Division's production mile-
* * *
7,133 1960 models. The initial
response to Pontiac's 1960 cars
points to continue leadership in
the medium price field by Pon-
in Offing for Area | employes who take great pride
history im building a top quality prod- assem- uct,"’ Knudsen said.
Pontiac produced its first mil-
. |stone, compiled since 1926, followsjlion cars in 1935 anc its second
e new directives from the State ATLANTIC CITY, XN. J. w — “During the firs€ 10 day sales a near record alana run in 1959 in 1940
Work Sheds Light on Revenue Department reach mer- Walter P. Reuther has suggested period, beginning with the 1960 in- during which Pontiac produced * * *
Ch 0 f Lif d chants. to the United Auto Workers mh troduction. on Oct. 1, Pontiac new 383,320 units and rocketed to first Alier WorldiWar liihe Division
emistry oO e an . ses ; “car retail sales totaled 18,354 ac-,place in medium price class sales recorded a rapid succession of | Louis M. Nimms, state revenue,vention that the AFL-CIO build up cording to S. E. Knudsen, Gen “Th ken by (million milestones beginning with Cancer Growth commissioner, said a new direc- a $500,000,000 strike fund. . __ ; The vast strides taken by s beg 4 ~ : : eral Motors vice president and . : » tits 3,000,.000th car in 1949 and fol tive will be sent out early next ~*~ * * canes : ; _| our division ever this period are ‘its 5,000, car in 194
. week , _— Pontiac Division general manager. truly a tribute to the know-how, lowed by 4,000,000 in 1951, 5,000,000
ey = pinba * , The UAW has set a goal of build-/ Im addition, dealers report- | ingenuity and loyalty of Pontiac ‘in 1954 and 6,000,000 in 1956 |American biochemists were joint- CLARIFIES 2 POINTS ing its own strike fund to 40 mil-' 64 = backlog of retail orders for : -
Standardization Stressed . : _| pet cent use tax trom consum- - hs . ° They are Spanish-born Dr. Pet sort mee inretoee tet | millon dollar” fund,” 'Reuther | Bae. in New GMC Truck Line Severo Ochoa, 54, of the New York i h said. The divisi mar caiilihence University Medical School and it is HMegal for the merchant to e division head said the seven
= . pay the tax himself or absorb it The UAW president made the millionth Pontiac, a new Bonne
General Motors Corpora-
tion Truck and Coach Di-
vision is boasting the most
Significant step forward in
its 57-year history with the
1960 model trucks now be- igical Instituté. i Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey (D ed j e . Minn) today endorsed _ political ing readied for public intro- The award A based on ine Local Beer wae “yr . a ma Skies will continue to be over- 8 ; . Pp biochemists’ discovery of the bio- goals of the United Auto Workers ; duction. logical synthesis of nucleic acid.| . and attacked the Eisenhower ad- cast through Saturday with a A press preview of the latest Reporting on their discovery Up a Cen t; ministration as “a nO-g0. go-slow, chance of some light rain by to- developments was scheduled for 1957, the American Cancer. So-' ponialstel veto and injunction gov- morrow night, weatherman says. 2 pm. today at the Glen Acres = ernmen ciety said:
“This achievement will shed
chemistry of life, normal and |
abnormal, and is already con. |
sidered a major step in the |
study of such abnormal growth
as is involved in the cancer
process.”’
The discovery also involves ma-!
terials determining the nature of.
trol of the features of offspring. Humphrey said the union has That Tax! hammered out a ‘‘magnificent for-
Is the 30-cent bottle of beer in ward-looking program” including
Michigan doomed to the fate of 4 strong civil rights proposal.
the fabled nickel schooner? - * *
It looks like it in Pontiac, where| Humphrey was the third Demo-
most bars have already jacked up cratic senator considered a pros-
; ; pect for the presidential nomina-|
their prices by one, two or three ; : ; tion in 1960 to go before the 2,500
pennies in compliance with the delegates. Sen. Stuart Symington
| = Tonight's low will drop to near
44 and Friday's high is expected
to climb to 62 degrees. Tempera-
tures will be somewhat cooler
Saturday.
* * *
This morning's northwesterly six
mile an hour winds will become
southwesterly increasing to 8-15
miles an hour tomorrow
Forty-one was the lowest record-
Hunt Club in Clarkston.
Philip J. Monaghan, General
Motors vice president and gener-
al manager of the GMC Truck
and Coach Division, gave a hint
of what to expect.
“Our 1960 models have been
developed with such a high degree‘
parts interchangeability that
Standardization will achieve enor- of
the offspring of animals, plants!jatest dictum from the State |of Missouri spoke Wednesday and ing in downtown Pontiac preced- mous savings in operational and cage icin fa ag sale Revenue Department. Sen. John Kennedy of Massachu-| ing 8 a.m. The reading at 2 p.m maintenance costs,” he said som ay contribute to the con- Ae. se fF NAGHAN
rge e ore UN ay cing papas sl po ssl | pL wens —a - - ee eee - STANDARDIZATION IS GOAL
WASHINGTON (#—The head of President Eisen-
hower’s inquiry panel on the steel strike today urged
the industry and union to resume direct negotiations
and seek an agreement before Sunday.
Both the industry and union seemed to accept the
it was believed.
* * *
It was not immediately* known
when Ochoa and Kornberg made;
the discovery for which they will!
receive the coveted prize © from
King Gustaf Adolf at Sweden's No-|
bel Festival Dec. 10. But it is be-|
lieved their discovery goes back!
across-the-bar today. Other typi-
cal prices:
Premium beer, 36 cents; bar Real-Life Adventures Outdid Movie Roles
whisky, 36 and 42 cents; Scotch,
cents. What used ‘to be an
80-cent mixed drink now costs
you 83 cents. ~ ‘
The odd pennies are state taxes Dauntless Errol Flynn Dies Laughing “The four-year product develop-
ment program was aimed toward
the goal of standardization, where-
in one make of truck will serve
mulfti-truck owners most economi-
cally.’ :
The 1960 GMC's will be
duced to the public next month intra. ?
n
dealerships throughout the nation. : ; — sales 1 use, explained Phili suggestion made by panel Chairman George Ww. Taylor to 1946 and 1947 when the two R. Sauer, president of ne Oatiand VANCOUVER, BC. (AP) An inhalator crew worked over hospital in the ambulance, was “For its 1960 program, GMC: tat the windup of the panel’s rat igi worked together in New County Tabletoppers Assn. {Errol Flynn, whose real-life ad. Flynn for 7 minutes and then he placed under sedation. engineers made a complete break: e : : rk, o > ; rats was taken’ by ambulance to a hos : fr a : Z ihearings. But no immediate 45 . . ventures often outdid his swash. Wé , . “Women.” said Flynn on his from industry patchwork concepts
Noises at MSU i [1ST TIME YESTERDAY buckling movie roles, died/pital, where he was pronounced arrival here six days ago, ‘well, of the past and designed into it negotiating arrangements
were made.
The nation wants a_ settlement
soon of the damaging strike,
Taylor lectured both sides.
He said that if they are unable
to reach agreement by negotia- Will Be Taped
for Roman Film
EAST LANSING (UPI)—Foot-
ball fans at Saturday's Michigan
This Last Big Week
for Auto Production
DETROIT #—Automotive News
said today auto production in the
Bartenders began charging the Wednesday night in an apartment
new 1 per cent use tax yesterday/where he had dropped in for a
for the first time, explained Sauer, |drink. He apparently suffered a
who operates a downtown Pontiac! heart attack. bar and restaurant. “He died laughing,” said Mrs.
They also are passing the 3 George Caldough, Flynn's
per cent sales tax along to the | hostess during a visit here. “He cistomers for the first time since |
dead on arrival. that speaks for itself
women because they
feeling of youth.”
WAS SELLING YACHT
He came to negotiate the
sale of his $100,000 yacht Zaca
Caldough reportedly was interest- Miss Aadland, who rode to ihe give you a
for
I like young maximum parts simplification
through a high degree of parts in-:
terchangeability,”’ Monaghan said. ;
“For example, 73 major parts«
are common to all our new V4
engines, and 956 major*
parts are common to all V-6 ande
Twin-Six engines. This reduces gasoline
- ‘ z . was having a good time and : vce
State-Notre Dame grid battle will | Hom oy eee consiter ‘veh [United States wit eeace a five-| the tax was adopted in the enjoying himeett.” oe ge pares vessel both the need far big captial outlays. pa is’ ik mnovio~te eather mitting . their differences to {month high of 135,172 cars this wiiddle 1890s, he added. . Flynn's dashing manner 1 ON oe stocks of parts to cover dif.’
pert 9 arbitration, or a decision by out- |week. ’ The graying, 50-year-old actor aed Off Mie gereen: ralzed the Dloed Contiiiuett on Pace Ai COL, 1) their voices will be. side neutrals. But, the trade. paper warned,| Although bars elsewhere in|... en route to the airport with pressure of feminine admirers and >
* * *& First, R. Conrad Cooper, U. s,|this probably will be the last oig|Michigan ie still charging the : male rivals. It also brought him
ctor John along ( execu nd then |Produc i sup-|0ld prices, Sauer believed they headlines — headlines he said he
for Kirk tary pean “sara “Sonlaue nee a. ia cave ageih oar came would follow Pontiac’s lead soon. More on Flynn, 36, 46 wanted to avoid. In Today's Press 7
Olivier, Seon Stieniian Donald replied " Sorred P ‘ ~*~ *« nen “The search for anonymity has|
: Tar ‘aie ow - ji gece wie nog “We're the ones who are follow-|Mr. and Mrs. Caldough and his been my true failure,” he main- . Curtis, Charles Laughton and |M¢gotia _ than arbitre- ors schedaled Uaturday qver- ing the law,” he explained, 17-year-old protege Bevérly Aad- tained.
Peter Ustinov, will be in the tion. time this week but Chevrolet “vas ‘ land The actor was married three| -Comices ——..........05- M ' a ei * * down to four days at its Willow | “The Revenue Department says |“... just dropped in to see some times. He was separated from his) Coumty News .......... 17-18
CNS Hive “Spartaces,” wil | “1 am in the mood to bargain! Ran Gorvair assembly plant and | it’s illegal not to collect the use friends for a cocktail,"”” Mrs. Cal- current wife Patrice Wymore, who! Editorials = ....... 6% direct the fans in some shouts collectively to try to reach an! will close its Farmingham, Mass, | tax from the customer and so ldough said. is appearing at a Washington. Food Section ......... 33-6 |
and cries before the game goes — rowel iets gee A geo ne assenibly plant tomorrow. we're collecting it.” She said he complained of a D.C., night club a Markets ................. ws
07 a national television hookup. | sence’ three arty, SGed that | Production last week wag 118,793! Customers met the new prices|pain in the back and Dr. Grant She burst into tears when told, Obituaries |........ 1@ *
» af Rohe lindustry ned on arbitration and and in the similar week a year, with raised ¢e¢yebfows and some | Gould, whom they were visiting of Flynn's death = and Sald,| Rperte | cscs ccuns,.. 49-53 ;
The sounds will be recorded jwantes to negotiate its settlement. ago it was 45,245. grumbling, said Sauer. took him into another room for “Please, I'm sorry, I can't say Theaters : - WG
and used in the movie in which Taylor, in a summary of how | Truck production, this week is| ‘But’ we’re not losing any cus-|treatment. He lost consciousness Page . anything.” TV & Radio Programs .,, 63 .
§ slave army encounters the! the panel viewed the case so far, jestimated at 24,255 against 73. ¥ajtomers because of them,"’ he|while the doctor was out of the a ee Flynn's life had a storybook be- Wilson, Kart Seas on 4
mighty Roman legions. (Continued on Page 2, Col. 4) [last week and 14,190 a year ago, ‘added, ‘room for a moment, she said. ERROL FLYNN (Continued on Page 13, Col. 1) | Women's Pages ......, 37
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1950 , # ve’? pe te i
, ; pee gt RA IR GAS ek E Bad Fars
Per et Si ee %
or
Van Doren Distressed: to Appear Nov. 2
Sees Newsmen, Refuses to Talk NEW YORK (AP)—“I really didjence, Van Doren said he “‘was.so, But he refused to discuss his
not Knew of the great interest you distressed by the events of the/quiz show earnings in advance of |
had in'me until yesterday — and previous days’ that he took a : = . s scheduled ppearance in here Iam today which is as soon week's leave from his teaching |Wschington .
as it was humanly possible for me post at Columbia University and! e- * *
to meet with you.” had been on a trip to New Eng
It was Charles -Van Doren land “‘to gather my thoughts.”
speaking. The 33-year-old English| x*.* * day, aa ye = tell how in
instructor appeared in public) van Doren. reading from a pina Twe ste 2 onthe 198851 |
Wednesday to accept a subpoena thand-written statement on \cliow pred Harris wy Ack) |
to testify Nov. 2 before a House/paper apologized for what he Provs i the sventiaadins hadl
subcommittee. |ealled “my apparent aversion’ to he ee ven tea wih ; |
At a tumultuous , news confer-'the press for the last several days tks piesa i
| ~*~ * * '
Sec ; ; 5 But Van Doren said in his state-'
One County tion an Pontiac iment that the first he knew of the
ny “ order was Monday night and that
] h Will M { F q he then made: himself available
Fac ers ee i | oe Strain, Van Doren faced)
jabout 100 newsmen and a battery |
The 7,000-member Oakland Coun-| guest speaker on the topic “Build-iof cameras and microphones as)
1. Chapter ef the Michigan Educa-| ing International Understanding|he read his statement.
n Association will hold its an- Through the Promotion of World DENIED GETTING HELP
nual conference Friday in four Health.’
He said he was distressed last, meetings, one in Pontiac. i x * ® p S week when NBC suspended him)
Convening the same day will be Mrs, Williams was an official as a $50,000-a-year network pene,
the 1,000 remaining county teach-| observer for the Ugited Nations ;
crs of the American Federation of! tn the Werld Mealth Organise. |U% pening the outcome of the) Teachers } thon,
* * * | * * *
Students will not attend classes; The third meeting, focusing on.
}riday as all county schools will Legislation,” will be held at Kim-
remain closed for the day. ball High School in Royal Oak.!
“The MEA conference deals Clayton A. Seeber, NEA staff The subpoena, issued last Fri
his TV appearances. |
* * *
In testimony before a New York!
County grand jury last year Van
Doren denied getting help while a|
jcontestant. He repeated this later
with the improvement of the ™émber, will be guest speaker. () telegram to the Washington|
teaching profession and standards — . * subcommittee.
of our lecal teachers,” accord- | Pontiac Northern High School) * ms >
ing to Melvyn Staebler, former Will be the scene of the fourth
chapter president and assistant Meeting “Teacher Education and However, he declined to reaf-|
Professional Standards’ wil] be firm these statements i principal at Madison Junior High
School the topic with Gerald Simmons,, “I must emphasize to you my)
NEA staff member, speaker. |respect for the United States Con-|
The MEA meetitlg to be held at * * * gress,” he said, ‘‘for its duly con-
the Birmingham High School will; Ip addition. professors from'stituted committees and for its|
have Dr. Carl C. Byers, lecturer Wayne State University, Michigan individual members. | feel it!
on human relations, as the keynote state University and the Univer- would be disrespectful for me to!
ker. The theme of this meet-/sity of Michigan will Jead discus-'discuss matters which are the!
ing will be “Challenge to Educa- sion groups at each of the four committee's concern, other than
tion.’ meetings at the proper time and place."’| ym Advertising Only “
U.S: Regulates
FTC * Tells Radio, TV
Men to Police Shows
or Government Will
WASHINGTON (UPI)—Earl
Kintner, chairman of the Federal
Trade Commission (FTC), told the
broadcasting industry today that
if it cannot keep quiz shows honest,
government ‘‘policing’’ will be nec-
essary. -
Kintner said that ‘“‘as a believer
in oyr capitalistic, competitive free
enterprize system,”’ he hoped the
broadcasting and advertising in-|
dustries ‘‘can keep radio and TV W.|
without tougher
ulation than now exists. j
The FTC is responsible for see. |
lng that advertising is not fraudu- |
misrepresented to the pubic.
N
threat
and not enough diligence in en-|
forcing compliance with them.” |
He said: “Only a trustful public
brings value to:an advertiser's dol-
lar. Let any abuse of public confi-|
dence undermine this trust, and
and hurt badly.”
vertising.
He took this position Monday in
testifying before the House sub-
committee which has been investi-
gating charges that TV quiz pro
grams were rigged.
{
WILLIAMS SPEAKS
Understa nding
will be the MRS
‘International
igh Education”
Sales Tax Confusion
sup x ot of the Berkey agro when it meets tomorrow at Com-
ee oe munity House. Compare SIMMS Low Prices sfessor of history at Hillsdale * + *
College, as speaker. (Continued From Page One) , Over $1. the tax schedule in use would be no two cent tax under Topic for the club's discussion CIGARET T ES
*® Ls * ) “ ‘
t 1 M C lump the two taxes together as lags eerer | ealimiciet 2 per cere ee ee t The a group will be “Space Flight — ae 21 ;
‘siete Aelia eens aga “ : mount to one cent Should it be expanded?” 1 : ; ad r cent tax. . , eras A m< « also be a pe eal dows the etal bes Bectared under 50 cents and then suddenly } CARTON
: i — would jump to three cents, | Since schools in the area will It's the latter provision that has the 4 per cent rate illegal. It
most Pontfac merchants in & gays merchants must collect 3
dither. They've been collecting the per cent and then 1 per cent.
two taxes together as an adjusted
There'll be a @fference and to Insists He's Innocent; 4 per cent tax
i i »x plain volves
Finally Given Parole ‘oes explain it imabves lesion i The adjusted 1 per ent schedule
followed here was distributed by Because fractions ate reunded
THOMASTON, Maine u® — Paul the Pontiac Area Chamber of Com.| ff im tax collections, it works or ie Oa) Dwyer, 40. who has served 22 merce early last month out that a one per cent tax | “ars in prison for a murder he and a three per cent tax added
contends his jailer committed, was It fs identical to the schedule together do not always equal a
inted 1 parole today prepared by the MRA and is used straight four per cent tax. '
The State Board of Probation, Sl ever the state, said Hirlinger. | _ Take a 49 cent purchase price, ae
Continues waii
je
|
Settlement on! Steel
Urged Before Sunday
(Continued From Page One)
said there are two main road ,
blocks thwarting a settlement. —
He said these are the work rule
changes demanded by the industry
The Day in Birmingham
(Cowboy Hall of Fame
Work of Local Architects
BIRMINGHAM — ‘The National
Cowboy Hall of Fame in Oklahoma
City, designed by the Birmingham} °
firm of Begrow & Brown, Archi-
tects, is scheduled for completion
Aug. 1, 1960.
According to Harold J. Begrow
of the firm, located at 28.Maywdod
Rd., the purpose of the museum is
to create a sbrine to Commemor-
ate the pioneers and the
played in developing the ‘United
States.
The Birmingham firm was
| awarded the project as a result
Soe | of winning a national
Smiling but showing traces of/ programs free of deceit and fraud’’| tition. The associate architects
government reg-| are Sorey, Hill & Serey of Okla-
homa City.
Among some of the people hon-
ored in the museum, said Begrow,
lent ‘and that products are not |... Theodore Roosevelt, Jesse
Chisholm, who . blazed a trail
In a prepared speech, Kintner|across Oklahoma, Clarence Tink-
told the fall conference of the/er of the Osage, who died for his
: ational Assn, of Broadcasters|country in the south seas, and Will
investigation. He got the job after | that its reputation ‘‘faces a serious) Rogers, who used a slow drawl and
. . . brought on by too/keen observation to build a philos-
| much lip service to high principles|ophy that is still chuckled over.
* x *
The five million dollar museum
jis a joint venture of 17 western
|states.
It was the dream of the late
|the broadcasting industry is hurt) C. A. Reynolds ef Kansas City.
He originated the idea in 1847
The FTC chairman restated | and spent eight years selling it.
his belief that his agency lacks | The design calls for one unified|
authority to reguiate any aspect building encompassing three ygar-
ot broadcasting other than ad- den and pond courts which recall
the ranch villa of the West.
The architects decided to use a
gray glass of various intensitjes in
the museum so that some “areas
might be completely translucent.
The Senior Men's Club of Bir-,
mingham will hear a talk on Ha-|
Harry Reed)
which will be illustrated by slides by member
'be closed tomorrow so that teach-|
rs may attend the Michigan Edu-|
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have discovered an antibiotic in|
Antarctica which is more powerful |
in attacking certain bacteria than |
any now used in the United States. |
The Navy reported yesterday
that the new agent, not yet named,
was found in maripe algae in ant-
arctic waters. |
The antibiotic was discovered by ||
Dr. John Sieburth, a microbiolo- |
gist at Virginia Polytechnic Insti-
tute, in a study of penguins and
their food.
x* * *
The penguins’ stomachs were |
found to contain a “significantly |
reduced number of certain intes-
tinal bacteria,” and this was
traced to marine algae contained)
in the shrimplike crustacean eaten |
by the birds.
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add Parole voted unanimously’ “ Pp only schedule thz P : Re a . Died unan ou Tt is the m y schedule that has for instance. Four per cent of 49 —designed to promote operating Razor t View with Dwyer to been available to merchant the cents ta 1.98 cents, which is.round economy—and the matter of wage
ind South Paris man ““wheff!state never prepared one for us,” — olf 10 = peer “and benefit inereases for the Reg. $20.00 OBR EBee oo } ditions requirements imposed Hirlinger emphasized, “ a strikers, fi Ww ‘ nyt e board have been met | On the other hand, three per * - * 88 Is s EETEST DAY ts WASTED TIME, MONEY cent of 49 cents is 147 cents) Tavl dh thized with f ho . | as . ; z a . aylor said he sympathized wit _ > | For this reason.” the board If the state has criticism. it which rounded off is only 1 cent ‘ a
. - Lae : S . “ stry r e country ‘ae s i ate his exact date of SChedule in the first place only .49 cents, a fraction which wanted rh 4 SUNBEAM ‘G’ or ‘GZ "FACTORY SMOKERS’ ‘ . . i ; a settlement tiat woul } e Maine State It was foreseen that separate is not collectable since it is less! h off d ELECTRIC BAZORS y » , Poa y
Pris tax collections would result in than half a cent ee ee ) 5° a ic ( on A. Clauson and the wasted time and money, both for Therefore the three per cent tax "MAGIC FIGURE?’ Reg. 529.95 . : x
‘ ve council last week com- merchants and the state. on 49 cents and the one per cent But he said he questioned that 95 — ‘ ; ;
uted Dwyers hfe sentence for Sajes personne] would protah! tax, added together, is only 1 cent. ‘the industry's limit of a 2 per cent BOX 50 Famous BOXED CAN DY we 1937 slaying of Dr James G.'pove to consult two lax achedules) = Poy less than you pay when increase for the workers was a iio 4 horier moniter 1 o ‘ nsu “ ax schedules) charge is a straight ‘four per ‘magic figure” or a necess ily Complete wie ig cote r.A tae. : 4 : ane entence and punch two cash reguste s a , : *cessarily bs case. i ‘ . Hivemonthe, pelo gine a ae ASS cent correct measurement of what gohan LUDENS Cherries | eee believed * * * could be given that would be non- NORELCO Milk chocolate 49¢ ’
Oh t B LA * * | This peculiarity of fractions inflationary. covered. 13 oz. 4
, O eC In brings about differences at Speedshaver , : Merchants would have to figure . he Taylor suggested, too, that BRACH’S h i : d : “ * points along the tax schedule. hil Cc erries a an Bake A ain their two tax collections separately © ; while management must always 5 and turn them into the state under). eS YOU Pay more under) seek operating economies, these | povered: 12 of. 59¢ : . t > ‘ent ‘ale » mS
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at 94 Degrees separate report Ieee Pee cent scale, sometimes, cannot be accomplished without ibe . | impact in human terms that, in But the most expensive task Butter Cup Farms | By United Press International | would probably fall on the De sad waincoe eas four ae tum, mast —_ Full pound as , AL t of the nation shivered) partment of Revenue. which you pay a penny more | Both sides, athe-panel chairman Adjustable Roller Head assorted choco- 19¢
'»a prewinter chill, a record heat) would have to check twice as " : Pon ree yom Pay said, had room to compromise REMINGTON lates. wave baked Southern California! many tax returns as before, pany om 6h tee peas toward a settlement. ROLL-A-MATIC Brachs Miniatures today. Geacge Richman. president -ol Over $1 you pay a penny more * * * Electric Razor Glenview min ce + he 00-degree temperatur . ts -_ , ’ p . . ae | -
i Bis. low hum dits hea, cow the Downtown Merchants Assn . " ae vin ae would Pay; As to the inflation issue, Tavlor Reg. $29.95 ‘ature choco- $5 9 ed gusty wind siaciead’ fi tight. “2* disturbed over this possibility ver ol ~_ at th . oS iii remarked that a continuing steel 25 ites, Pound, : apd gusty nas bik Pr ire = Z . ~ a [e 4
ers’ atten pts to control a giant “One of the selling LAAs about vatels me comet “eP bla = would promote wha BRACH Varieties 3
ad a use tax vas ths an : nflation through its impact the | + ei 4 brush fire near Los Angeles adopting a use tax was that it ; ; pact on tne 20 varieties of 5
The mercury anieed Is 94 jn Wouldn't cost the state additional Reason for the adjustment un- federal budget, through lower tax cad oc | | chocolates. Lb ¢ meray ame 9 A es ee | Sale! Ash Trays | “es Ls Angeles. tying the city's Oct funds to administer 1t = $1 is Jargely be ause the re yields, and in various other ways. 3 Speeds & Adjustable Head e ra A 4
1{ mark set in 1914. Another day "ts \te going to cost more ‘ After the session McDonald SCHICK ‘SPIN-TYPE’ 4 MILLER-HOLLIS $425 BUTTERCUP Farm 1° bs
of 90-degree sweltering was pre- money now? Isn't that defeating ’ ° was asked by newsmen whether | —— | Electric Razor cathe weal aves or 4 UIT abana er Tae. : dicted today one of the big purposes in adopt- Polio Shots Available his statement that he is in a | | : bottom. compartment. a WHITMANS Milk 51” WHITMANS ad % Although some slight warming ing this kind of new tay?” mood to bargain means he is no | aiaee aie fl : ANS WHTTMANS Mes.’ ‘ vas reported last night from north. Hirfinger regretted thet — the t 0 _ longer refusing to compromise | GLASS ASH TRAYS 4 for i Miniatares, Ib ‘2” aagein Os ee es a : western ass 2 South Dakota present pattern of tis collections a wens C 00 eal ine company-proposed work | Set of 4 glass ash c ki eee a 7 sreeseees - Bs aad into New exico, most of the jg going to be upse: | rule changes. | trays in leaf tc i Py
nation recorded readings in the: E Pleuis : T : . . fon, Masui Bc © 98 North CANDIES © :
ie and ai * + * ay's your last chance to get, The union chief said this is open us s 4 Saginaw Main Floor z : a i iS i 3 : .* : | “Success of a new tay depends a shots during the fall polio for ae but—‘'Give up on i —_— enenanéiin <ansarem ons * :
ic aeceptar ‘onsum. Clinic sponsored by the n it? No?” : SEBEL LE EEE LES LEN LEG AMEE SEH EEO REET OES OIE ES BE, j
The Weath ere are used 1 paste the T per PEA Counc * + if Lady SCHICK & TTT TTT —E | @ Weather en en neal te wprta chat % tax aia Dod? SCMTEK & SUNBEAM Em TTT ; don't grumble. Now the state from 1 to 5 p.m. and 6 to 8 p. m. before—that giving up to the com- = a ‘ Full U S Weather B Reper ‘ ‘ = . ' PONTIAC AND. VICINITY, — Partly Wants to upset the apphecart it Owen School. pany demand would be “over my came Value to $16.95 = VERY SPECIAL PURCHASE! = ind lomorrow with a thante ef nee Hirlinger called the adjusted 4 ygrs, William Anders oom ey IE Aer our Choice = F Brand — FI } = light rain by temerrew might. High te- per cent schedule “equitable.” ; . peed eh . — | y » , amous rang —= RST Quality = day 6 Low tonight 44. High tomerrew | director of the clinic said initial, MORE HOPEFUL? 95 : =
ct ee eer ths Bdepitied il nder it con. second, third or booste> shots As to whether he considers the. | ee = — Sumers pay more tn taxes on pur- are $1 apiece. She recommended (outlook ev : . a = lore 2 Today in Pontiae , chases less than $1 thin they would shots for persons of all a i more hopeful | . \ = ~ 2 =
go peeceing SOE ie sie two: takes u i ren ages. as a result of Taylor's picture of = as Zs 2s = « Ss e = { ‘p- . j
Soesie wea CY 8 Es rately erence" *P" The clinig was held in other {he issues and suggestions for| haay Sones Seukies he eee in. |e Lites for Months Without Refill = : = ri in sets Thursday at 551 pqr ~ 1 parts of the city Monday through a . do ns McDonald replied: | - SCHICK ‘But ? : = ‘ ¥ ' = Bun rises Priday at 6 45 an But over $1. the buyer actually Wednesday. . | “7 haven’ | ane S BOYS —GIRLS = Moon sets Friday at 6 36 8 m gets a small break Yy eo. ork aven't the slightest idea. I | = Moon rises Thursday at 5 33 pm esterday, 915 persons received won't know until we have had | C rette fer :
= The present tax schedule is Shots at the Bethune School ‘ , ’ Downtown Temperatures P edule ts es : further collective ba aining.’’ M. Floor | ie = she = - . m - described as adjustable because | > = % ¥. Saginew ain Values to $9.95 fees pee 4a 1 p.m 52. the penny brackets under $1 are : to ty ‘Tolsete
aan . zp m 3 arbitrary—they do not always BUY NOW! W ‘ll L Y ° ° wre betene oe pee. reflec a clasts of 4 per eoet : Well Lay Yours Away for Christmas— ™ = ; = (1 eee tents, Foy incthniee, noe yea eet Cane __ | sdeet tor Stee Gamhein: HE ‘armly Lined and Inner-Lined ~
hest temperatur 3 0 ° : *@2222 322222 — ~ .
Lqwest temperature 2 sess. ..) 40 10 pay @ penny tax until the pur- = ol Pe He aR o JET’ = n ten ’ A a -
Greather Partly cloudy” * © chase is 17 cents or higher. But | - PIPE LITER —
H One Year Age tn Pontiac actually, 4 per cent of 13 cents 1S, a : = = = All Sizes
Lawest temperature: 61000007" » 8 52 cent and merchants could begin . Reg. $6.95 3 to 6X
wones ** charging the penny tax at this’ TOY Electric TRAIN SET 95
Highest and Lowest Temperatares point. ‘or os te BP Date tn 87 —— me Although the consumer gets a . e 95 GIRLS’
Ta — 79 in 1937 break here, the score is evened up r ese i ren 56°99 » s Wetnseter's Tempera tose Cort , later
{ $5 99 \ibena q em phis 67. 45 os
: Béitimore 52 47 Miami Beach 86 61 Under a strict 4 per cent sched- $25 LIST—Comp] Bamarck 7 8 A 7 ete 16 PIE Bae neville a ‘ oni 3 3 ule, you wouldn't have to pay three pia, . CE Onttit Rae % Waterproof Trested POPLIN
e iol TM ky rhe ae ka s; cents tax until you reached a pur- ce ye diesel locomotive . , . tank ; * Toggle-Button Front Style
— Omaha 64 42 chase price of 63 cents. vs teatin orel track ‘trandtormer, = * Quilt Lined HOODS DF rott 49 «46 Gecmate & 4 But merchants arc charging ete. Only 48 at this low price. ;
Pei worn oe yt Bittsbureh - 4 36 three cents tax on 52 cents. They ; Gh Rapids 6° 39 & Pranciseo 4 62 Charge four cents at 78 cents, but TOY DEPT. + se = A 4 a a 3p under a strict 4 per cent rate you 2nd Floor. mee SF eee §$ f¢jwouldn’t have to pay that much| oe . [ea Angeles 84 64 Tamps ss 74 Until you get to 88 cents. : | PUAAAUANATLAUANAUND |
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= E “THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1959 THREE 7 |_in Clo wali end the possible eftoct it , — : : - |
Gene Tierney a Sales Cllerkc|imine meen 0 weine SHOP and SAVE on these DOOR-BUSTER VALUES! } La TA Poole on an out-patient basis at, Mennia- | ; _— j
TOPEKA, Xen, wore acer engine, at wen ame” * «+ SUMIMS Big FRIDAY MORNING SALE! Be Here at 9 A.M. Door Opening! tress Gene Tierney was discovered|one like Miss Tierney is involved,| “She's doing beautifully,” said ° Wednesday working as a sales|the word-gets around Mrs. Talmage. “We just hope this’
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sng nee citar Aer cay r 9 Prices Slashed on Every Item in This Adv. in the New York Sunday World in,
December 1913. |
These bargains are so big we must limit the sale to just 3’ hours Friday morning, so hurry for your share. We have plenty of some items, few of others .. . but the more buy the more you save! Rights reserved to limit quantities, so more may share in the SUPER-BARGAINS . . . sorry, no phone or mail orders and no layaways at these low prices. Regular 73c Size
IE | BAN Roll-On E | DEODORANT
49° For men's &
clerk in @ Topeka women's ¢loth-|REPORTED HOUSE-MUNTING doesn't do anything to upset her IE :
ing\shop, — Miss Tierney spent eight months | °TS"ess-” : . a
cutpationy at Ie sarees, Who is anjas a patient in the Menninger iz Menninger Foun-| Center .
dation, widely known psychiatric mets Oka be canned tae First Called Work-Cross |— |
ck eee ey eee, “| NEW YORK — The rs
mteun lett the center last month |American crossword puzzle, then | @
certainly knows clothes,” said nee nee saat 4 not a proper subject for discussion,| wAasSuINGTON — Of all D. L. Talmage, her employer. |said Talmage and his wife, co-\g; years or older In the US ttt Te een began Hecke om 9 owners of the shop. now estimated that at least 36 egular basis this week. * * * per cent ‘have no income of their
There waS no announcement of They expressed concern over any own to maintain them.
“She applied for a job and she
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24x36 Inches—Regal Genuine “RUBBERMAID”
Steel Wool Holder
2° 10' 29° —tnd Fleer Choice 0. Hersheys
Nestles, Clark, Milky
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5c CANDY
BARS 60 Gauge 15 Denier
Ladies’ NYLONS
Reg. : 3 3 ¢
79c Pair
All Sizes 8% to 11
Dark seam nylons in as- Regular 29c seller. Holds steel
pads for scouring pots and pans.
Protects hands. Receiving Blankets
praca poli gery iis ¢€
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i NOE Ate ammeY NE) +" | Ladies’ Raincoats tedier Reaecing Glass Cleaner poe ~ Ae ,
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"Saf-T-Bak” Hunting Clothes | *” 7” st SIMMS | ities bat bee re MATCHES “a g ken sizes. Values 59 etc. Fast drying <
Heavy Duck Waterprooted SHELLS! — a3c value coon .¥ TET ONLY see to $6.98 ] see 9A M. to 12:30 ONLY eee Regu! 9 JOOice oO all types . . J : , . + es cai eatae ceraak
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plete size with shell foun Y First Quality —2 Styles to $7.95 ] Rubber Edge—Metal Hood _ &
ranges. —all sizes. Cheles % ens - "ion “ies Girls’ 1% Sli $ c : pean patter hie
sho go. count pack. Limit 2 p Firs yuality lnck ore 49 D t p lea = t . «
Warmly INSULATED | 190% WOOL or THERMO-ENIT | Sires. Box’ st ~'J —Drug Dept. Hermmudas or piaid pedal peck. UST Fans Per Malm Floor . 25 5 American made slips in ers. Snugtex waistbands. Sizes
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Men’s Hunting Shirts Values to $2.38—NOW
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Regular 60. size
Choice of lotion or
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sites. —Cosmetics First quality
colors, pockets
“REMINGTON” & “SUPER-X” belts. Sizes
For Adults 16 —Main
MAGNUM Shells
20 Gauge (3.10 list) 2.89
16 Gauge (3.40 list) 2.98
12 Gauge (3.90 list) 3.29
“REMINGTON” or “WESTERN”
.22 Calibre Long Rifle
—Box of 4—
69° LIMIT—4
Regular 78e list price.
boxes to each customer
Single Barrel Model
“Stevens”
Shotguns
Regular
$29.50
List
Nylon
Toothbrush
ol
Regular 25¢c value
Sturdy nylon bristies
Proctor & Gamble
WINTERSET
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39° Regular $125 pres
ire can bomb. Stvle
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24" Regular $1.06
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Toothpaste Slacks & Capris 95 values
Assorted
matched
10-12-14-
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Gowns or Pajamas Regular values to $)
in broken
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Choice of ballerinas, flats
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length. Save now
on drapes
99° Famous ENDICOTT-IOHNSON
MEN’S SHOES
Oxfords & Loafers severe le
Leathe uppers im brown and
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99°
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¢ *
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KAS Crew neck style—choice of | J
white or grey colors. sizes Wy’
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1”
Galvanized 20-Gal.
= @ GARBAGE CANS
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MEN'S Red & Black Plaid
Quality
.. T= % Warmth of 90%° wool rein-
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= Hunting Coats F
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lL C forced with 10% nylon for
~ game pocket. 090% WOOL “ioe
gi $19.95 88
ms, 14 SEGA sity tnd avo weer
Vid ‘a $13 Matching Pants
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32
Warm THERMAL-KNIT
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All Sizes
scientific
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eeps out cold
Quilt Air-Cell
INSULATED
U-Suits
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Both for—
6”
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quilted between Ny-
lon inside and out
wrists. collar &
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A 5-Ox. SUITS 8.88
Hunters HOODED
Sweat Shirts
Red or Yellow
” Irregulars of $2.69 RMR cS
. « all sizes.
B fleeced.
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Weight...
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ZIPPER White and colors,
Por hunting and
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Sweat Shirts .1.59 Heavy Inner-Fleeced
Sweat Shirts
Values
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Insulated Boots
Warm and water-
proof. 8 or 12-in.
Sizes to 12.
12-Inch
Rubber Pacs.7.49 Choice of 4 Styles
Men's Leather Pacs
Values to $12.95
O83
8 to 14 inch tops.
SSS Heavy cork rein-
forced soles. 6-12. All Gauges, 12, 16 or 20
ejector,
wainut Automatic shell
take-down model,
stock, pistol grip
Double Barrel
Stevens Shotguns $67.50 Value—
16-Gauge.
Mode! 1!
ham meriess,
take - down
model. |
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SHOTGUNS | Here's but a few of the many makes
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—latest models |
REMINGTON No. 870 AP
Grade 12 or 20 gauge. 88,
$85.95 value 67
WINCHESTER Model 12 Slide
Action 12 gauge. $105.98 88
walue .... 6... eee, 82 j
REMINGTON Model 58 Power-
matic 16 gauge. Reg- 40
ular $136.50 list.... 119 |
REMINGTON Model 11-48 20
gauge auto load. 97*
$122.95 list......
Tie-End Suede
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CASES
$1.29 Value
88 SOR Fit all shotguns and Soe rifles. =i
Fleece-Lined
$3.95 Value
Plum
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Burns lighter
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“~ 2 hours, 2™Ade Thrift-Pae of regular
53c tubes—get 2 tubes
at this low price
—Drug Dept.
Dura-Gloss
NAIL POLISH
REMOVER
8 ‘
Regular 29¢
Generous 3-ournce
size of famous re-
mover. Limit 2
—Cesmetics
Famous KRANKS
SHAVE
BOMB
>
instant super shave
lather. Large 10-07
bomb
—Drug Dept
Pack of 20
BOBBY
PINS
4m 19° Regular 10c packs of
at os Hig Pom
bobby pins. Lim 4
packs
—Cosmetics
Regular $1.98
RYBUTOL VITAMINS
9«
Pack of 25 geluca
all purpose vitamin &
mineral capsules.
4 Dres Dept
“WOODBURY”
After Shave
Lotion
Regular 50c¢ selier
Generous S-ounce
bottle Soothing &
+ refreshing
—Drag Dept
1° Throw Rugs with COVER
18 x 36-1nch size in
plush piles or loops Va- ¢ $3.29 97
riety of colors. Skid-re- Value
sistant back
—Basement
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Long Sleeve Style—Cotton
Men’s Sport Shirts
99° 9 A. M. to 12:30 ONLY ee Regular values to $! 98.
Check patterns. All sizes,
small, medium, large
—Basement
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Soft Leather Uppers
Boys’ “4” Loafers Crepe sole loafers with
leather uppers in brown,
sand or smoke. Sizes 2'2
9x12 FT. PAPER p=
DROP CLOTHS (5.
38° Wax treated crepe paper cloths
?rotect floor & furniture against
paint splatter
$1.19
Value
BURGESS Leakproof
FLASHLIGHT
BATTERIES 2*
to 6 —Roscement
_ one ~ Reg. ¢ 9 A.M. to 12:30 ONLY 20c
For Hunting or Working Each
> | = Regular cell size flashlight bat Men $ oc $ alr tery loakoceee ni a »
Heavyweight long style
socks in random colors.
Limit 8 pairs. All sizes.
— Rasement
oe 9 A.M. to 12:30 ONLY ee iat
Popular 2-Piece Style
Men’s *1* Pajamas
99° 9 A.M. to 12:30 ONLY ee
2-Pe. Tops and Bottoms
Boys’ ‘1° Pajamas
99° Check patterned cotton
pi’s with short sleeve tops
and elastic waist bot-
toms. Sizes S-M-L.
—Basement
see
Middy style with short
sleeve, elastic waist bot-
toms. Colors and patterns
in all sizes.
—Basement
98 NORTH
SAGINAW
STREET
Durable PLASTIC Coated
PAPER SHELVING & EDGING 1”
: 98¢ Value—10 Fi.
17° shelving paper
ply construction
coated. a
ee gett
of 3
Plastic
Unbreakable PLASTIC
BUTTER DISH
IT Holds ', pound slice of
butter. Flexible un-
breakable plastic Reg.
25c
*1 Sink Strainer
68° —tnd Fleer
ieee 699 ALM. to 12:30 ONLY JAM
Genuine CELLULOSE
39° Dish Mops Pertect for cleaning din- ] O°
Push Button EASY-OFF
Window Spray
38° Won't mar or scratch in-
side of sinks, Has legs for
complete drainage
nerware cotteemakers,
jars, et No limit
—nd Fleer
Regular 59c seller Clean
and polish in one opera-
tron Pressure can
—tnd Fleer
Compact Folding WOOD
2-Ft. Step Ladder Regular $29 value ¢€
teel rod reintorced
‘eyes flr |
—tnd Fleer
eed =8©9 A.M. to 12:30 ONLY [ieee
KORDITE Plastic Covered
Clothesline-50 ft. Regular 98c value. Wire
center clothes line. Free
Trouble Lights
age. Bulb extra
1° Mail Box
TT —nd Floor
Regular $1.00 value. 57
—nd Fleer
$1.59 97:
—tnd Fleer dampening bag. Limit
300 feet
bed 699. A.M. to 12:30 ONLY = dt
Full 15-Foot Cord
Rubber covered cord,
push thru switch, metal
Peed 69 A.M. to 12:30 ONLY OOD
“Aristocrat” All Metal
box in S'> x 10'4 zt 2-
inch size. Green color
Fits Most Any Faucet
ers, shampoo spray, pet
bath, etc. Rubber
Oil Tanned—Seuwn Style
Chamois Cloths Regular value.
Full 18 x 24-inch size.
For many purposes in Car,
house
Pa
—_— — tnd Floor
Regular $1 49 value 86‘
—'nd Floor
Sturdily constructed mail
9 A.M. to 12:30 ONLY [)
Ideal for bathtub show-
eee 9 A.M. to 12:30 ONLY jaa
SIM MD sin Regular 29c can sith
r Dp spou Gen-
erou 4-ounce for
all lighte
—Main Floor
350 Sheets
NOTEBOOK
PAPER
ring notebooks
—Main Fleer
Regular 39c
ENVELOPES
100 for
Standar
ength. Al elope i 6-inch
i white en-
box of
100s. Limit 1
—Main Fleer
Hot Liquid
PAPER
Regula 89 value—
pack o 4 cups wit
handle For hot
ai
— Main Floor
‘Stuart Hall
Linen
Stationery
¢
Regular $1 value—set
has 30 sheets of writ
ing paper ar
velopes
—Main Floor d 20 en-
Regular $!.79
SCHOOL
BAGS
II nol bag alth
° nte
pocket. Limit
— Main Fleer
19c Value
12-INCH
CANDLES
€ Ea.
12-inch tapered
candle for table or
emergency }
Choice of 15 colors —Main Fieer
Illustrated
WEBSTERS
DICTIONARY
TTS Regular $2 value—708
pages with filustra-
tions. Genuine Web-
eters :
—Main Fler
For Halloween
TRICK or
TREAT BAG
3°
Regular Se. tardy
paper bag with han-
dies ta carry Halie-
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1959
Canadians Lament ‘Premium different.
from, us sell us. This
normally would make our dollar
stronger than theirs. But_in recent
omplain Dollar Is [OO Strong jer estssies tan we flowing into Canada in the form
ail Balance all’ ta fi ot the Cele By SAM DAWSON | And those Americans who have|exceeds the amount we get Pre =r onh tes putting tt
AP Business News Amalyst been alarmed lest the United|what we sell to other countries.|¢ @ premiunt over the American
NEW YORK (AP)—A @ollar can States was pricing itself out of the! x * * eae
be ‘so strong .¢g 0 be eusharrass | warid market may be comforted a ae other lands have. built » @ -&
too, jsomewhat to hear that some Ca-|up their reserves of gold—by buy- :
ip. ane who fret because|nadians complain that goods can|ing it from us—and their dollar Still another reason for the Ca-
some are wondering be bought cheaper here than there|reserves by putting them in high
out loud if the U. S. dollar isn't and that, too, is bad for business interest bearing U. S. securities.
can take beart today|—their business, |This makes their currencies look
in the word that many Canadians) x * * ‘much better than they did a few
complain that the Canadian dollar' The American dollar situation) years back.
is too strong. jarises because the total of what| It hasn't really weakened the
It sells at a premium of more,we pay foreigners for their prod-|American dollar yet—despite the
than five cents over the American/ucts plus what we extend in the | big outflow. of oup gold—but it
dollar, And that, say our north-/form of foreign aid and what wejhasn't strengthened it either, by
ern neighbors, is bad for business’ spend abroad on upkeep of mili-}a long shot.
—their business. ‘tary bases and the like—that total _ The Canadian situation is a bit “rb -~
Y) pi a ¥, ers Assn.
nadian
to blame,
cies borrow
ab eID
LOWEST PRICES!
‘| HIGHEST QUALITY
PARA ASS AS LAS
The Canadian government agen-
American dollars
which | must then be changed into; lwatch was stolen. nadian premi t ana an Arkansas, There is a Texas
ead | a oe at ne ease (in Kentucky as well as a Tennes-
vention of the Canadian =a 2S Se
They say the borrowing by Ca-
and municipali-
ties in the United States is partly
Canadian dollars for use at home.
This increases the demand for
Canadian dollars and helps keep
them at a premium over Ameti-
can ‘ones.
Someone Is Confused
WASHINGTON — New York has
a town named Alabama, Pennsyl-
Vania has an Indiana, and Louisi- Steel Strike in U.S.
to Close Canada GM TORONTO @# — The United
States Stee] Strike may force Gen-
eral Motors, Canada's largest auto
manufacturers, to stop production
next month.
* * *
A spokesman at GM's Oshawa
plant said Wednesday the com-
Policeman Unwatchful
Chan Yew Cheong, assistant
police chief of Malaya, was re-
cently in Vancouver, Canada, to
jstudy police methods. His wrist strike ended tomorrow because
stockpiles have been depleted,
It was impossible to forecast
how long the plant would be out
of production or how many of
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It May Keep You Young
vz se0Get a Hurdy-Gurdy, Gertie
just as much fun out of this as
the kids do.” .
Swain, of Lubbock, Tex., said he
shopping centers around the coun-
try. His wife travels with him.
“It’s a good life,” he mused.
“We travel in a house trailer, get
to see the country, have a lot of
is| fun.”’
* * *
Swain said he retired from the
chicken business six year$ ago.
Industry sources expect three
‘and a quarter million power mow-
lers to be purchased in the U. S.
course, those older folks get:this year.
mostly worked the big fairs and! Adult Education Classes
Monday at Avondale
Final registration and the first
meeting of classes in adult edu-
cation at Avondale High School
will be held from 7 to 9 p.m.
Monday at the high school, ac-
cording to Claude Wiseman, pro-
gram coordinator.
x * *
ning and advanced cake decorat- Among the courses to be offered|
will be typing, shorthand, begin-| (Chessman’‘s Attorneys
Making ‘Final’ Effort
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP)—,kidnap, with bodily harm;
Attorneys for Caryl Chessman be-|
gin today what may be a final) at-
tefnpted rape, robbery and sexual
fight for his life in a clemency|PCtverson. He was condemned hearing before Gov. Edmund! £0r kidnaping with bodily harm.
Brown. | His attorneys pinned their hopes
The 38-year-old convict-author,;}0n the question whether the kid-
who has staved off execution for|nap charges actually constituted
11% years, is due to die in San'a capital offense. They have em-
ing and driver eduation.
Others which will be included if
total registration reaches 15 are.
arts and crafts, French, Spanish
and vocal music.
* * *
‘education for which a
| charged. Every class, which lasts for ten! approval of the California Su-| |
weeks, costs $5.00 except driver) preme Court. Quentin Prison’s gas chamber a phasized he did not kill anyone.
week from Friday for two kidnap} One of Chessman’s sex victims
offenses. | and the mother of another, who
If the governor should decide|is now in a state hospital, both
to commute the death sentence,| wrote the governor urging him to
it would still require the majority|let Chessman die.
The heavy mail stirred up by
the case also brought pleas to
$20 fee is; Chessman was convicted in Los commute the sentence to life im-
‘Angeles in 1948 on 17 counts of; prisonment
check.
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THE PONTIAC PRESS _ «:, (6905
48 West Huron Street ee - Ponting Michigan F) — THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1959 Fe -
Owned and Published Locally by The Pontiac Press Company : wa
, a. , “Provident ‘and Pestieer SPELLBINDER
MVlcrprauacrend’ “*Stavia"cna Baier = “"Ersabare nb : ‘ *
Hasey J Lg "Circulation Manager “ ecal Aave JOaDAN, Grosse C. Iman, 1930 'g re you we shal aw rea 5 § i a
_—_— . 1 Seaton os pate pe nods people is at stake. It has long been my firm ‘that the mounting
: ee rise in juvenile crime must be met head-on, and that vicious, youthful
American Newspapers —“igeted Jand and 1,000 acres for un- criminals must be treated as such. It is most reassuring to know that pape irri DID HE Pl Im t R ) irrigated are now illegal. HAVE A you share my views in this regard. oe
ay por tan ole The government takes any FIRESIDE i
National Newspaper Week opens acreage over these holdings and MANNER 7? ‘What About Us Victim of Unionism
today with the theme, “Your News-
paper—Freedom’s Textbook.”
* * *
Newspaper Week is celebrated
annually by newspaper men and
women throughout the nation to
call the public’s attention to the
value of a free press to a free
nation.
Your newspaper is more than just
a news source. Along with regular
news stories, editorials, features, car-
toons and comics, we serve you as
encyclopedia for all sorts of city,
state, national and world facts. Our
chronological records are available
for your use.
* * *
The American Press plays a
vital role in your daily life. We
are the people’s watchdog. We act
as a public mirror reflecting what
goes on. Don't take it for granted.
Your newspapers are vour living
textbooks of current affairs af-
fecting your way of life.
This week marks the twentieth
annual observance of Nationa! News-
paper Week. It celebrates the im-
portance of a free American press.
Keeping you informed is a tradition
vigorously upheld by your newspaper
* * *
We in the industry are proud of
our jobs.
Reds’ Taxless Society
Gives No Tax Relief
In Premier KHRUSHCHEV's parting
speech he indicated that before long
the Russian people would be freed of
all income tax. How this is to be done
is an interesting study of the methods
used to deceive them.
x * *
At the present time their income
tax nets less than 8 per cent of the
total revenue of the budget. This
fact has been used as propaganda to
show how small is the income tax on
the people as opposed to the huge ex-
cise taxes collected from the economy.
However, there is a “tax on
turnover” involving the sale of
consumer goods. When this was
first tried in 1931, it was so suc-
cessful that tax receipts doubled
from 6 to 12 billion rubles. The
government then began increas-
ing the levy on one commodity
after another.
x~ * *
This tax raises the price on con-
sumer goods on an average of 100 per
cent over actual price, says a U'S. In-
formation Agency publication. By ab-
sorbing the people’s purchasing pow-
er at this rate the turnover tax acts
as a brake on consumption and en-
ables the Soviet government to in-
vest in capital goods and armaments
industries without inflationary pres-
sures.
* * *
The system has worked very
well for the Soviets and what Mr.
Khrushchev proposes to do is to
add the small percentage of the
budget now derived from direct
income taxes to the turnover tax
and call it “abolition of all taxes.”
This is the “taxless society.”
Pakistan Establishes Orderly Land Reform
Pakistan is to be congratulated
that its long awaited land reform
is being put into operation. There is
no seizure of property without com-
pensation and no landlord arrests.
x * *
The main target is to get at least
100,000 farm families on their own
lands and to do away with the prob-
lem of absentee landlordism, Land
holdings of more than 500 acres for pays the owners in interest bear-
ing government bonds. This land
in turn is sold to farmer tenants
at a reasonable price and on easy
terms. Both sides are treated
fairly.
* * *
The reform has been orderly and
follows the pattern established so
effectively in the Philippines and
Formosa. It is in sharp contrast to the
brutal methods used in Communist
countries where hate campaigns take
the place of co-operation.
“Courts in Bulgaria have been im-
posing death sentences for embez-
zling.”—Press report. Over here a per-
son may embezzle without running
any great risk of severe punishment,
but he’s given the works if he steals—
unless, of course, he’s a public offi-
cial.
The Man “About Town
Beating Nature
Local Attempts Have Not
Always Been Successful
Auto: What if all in the world
were placed end to end some fool
would try to pass them.
Endeavoring to emulate the experts who
took the crook out of the crooked neck
squash,
Paul Standfield
of Waterford admits that he wasn't so
successful. Last year he drove some stakes
around his young squash, forcing them to
grow straight. Last spring he planted
some seeds from them — and they pro-
duced crooked neck squash
Just as a pure experiment,
Randall Franton
of Rochester fertilized every second row
of his corn, and proved beyond any vestige
of doubt that fertilization pays
On every hot day last summer
Eugene Redison
of Birmingham placed a parasol over one
of his tomato vines, but its production was
retarded rather than enhanced
When he grafted a pear twig on the limb
of an apple tree a few years ago,
George Badgero
of Keego Harbor expected it would bear
both fruits. But this year it bore no fruit,
although both apple and: pear limbs had
plenty of blossoms
Seeking to produce a new kind of cat
by cross breeding,
Mrs. Lillian Delbridge
of Lake Orion has a litter of five pussies
that defy all efforts at taming.
The black family cat of
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hottman
of 57 Short St., has a litter of five white
kittens
A monster in the mushroom family was
found by
Mrs. Allan B. Moon
of 2940 Sunderland St. in the shape of a
puff ball that weighs over five pounds.
For the coming week
The Old Farmer's Almanac
predicts: “High winds and storms make all
of us gorms.”’ In response to several in-
quiries, I find that the 1959 edition of this
almanac is exhausted
Word comes to me directly from Clerk
George G. Dunn
of Genesee County that his price on mar-
riage licenses has again been reduced
from $2.50 to an even $2.00. the Oakland
County price, which shows what competi-
tion will do
Members of the Allemanders’ Square
Dance Club send word that
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Joan
again will call for them during the sea-
son just opening. The Joans were among
the pioneers to restore old fashioned danc-
ing to our calendar
Verbal Orchids to-
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Winters
of 42 Washington St.; 55th wedding anni-
versary
Mr. and Mrs, James B. Leach
of 27 North Sanford St.; 53rd wedding an-
niversary.
Mr. and Mrs. William Teak
of Oxford; 54th wedding anniversary.
Mrs. Anna Reasoner
of Waterford; 84th birthday.
WAS HE A
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David Lawrence. Says ' Qualifications of a Candidate
Conditions Block Steel Settlement
WASHINGTON — A tragedy in
American economic life is unfold-
ing before the country. Two big
and powerful economic forces have
come to grips in
the steel strike,
and al! the influ-
ences of reason
and self-restraint
have thus far not
been able to pro-
duce a settle.
ment — primarily
because there is
no effective com-
munication be-
tween the two
sides
The federal government has
stepped in to attempt to bring
about some form of communication
—some discussion that is concrete
and tangible and is devoid of the
sparring or fencing that so often
characterizes the collective bar-
gaining process. The next three
days will tell whether this latest
move is successful.
For if what has just happened
is a sample of what the Ameri-
can people are up against in the
battle of big unionism versus big
business, then indeed a grave
situation confronts the nation that
can inflict incalculable damage
on innocent bystanders.
The fact-finding bdoard ‘appointed
by President Eisenhower, under
the chairmanship of Dr. George
W. Taylor of the University of
Pennsylvania, an experienced arbi
trator in labor disputes, has found
already one depressing fact—
neither side is really willing to
negotiate unless certain conditions
are met first
* * *
Management. according to Dr
Taylor, has been unwilling to nego-
tiate on any wage demand that
would raise steel production costs
by more than two per cent. Labor
has been adamant in demanding
that there should be no change
in contract provisions regarding
“work rules.”’
This is the basis of the dead-
lock that has persisted all
through this strike. In other
years the employers have usually
surrendered. This has caused
labor union leaders to assume
that, if they hold out long enough
now, there will be another
surrender.
But this time it is apparent the
steel companies cant surrender
because they know they don’t dare
risk raising steel prices, especially
in the face of foreign competition.
They also know that, if the steel
settlement sets in motion a gen-
eral raise in wages and prices in
other industries, the net result will
be to boost the costs of the mate-
rials and other products bought by
the steel companies.
STRIKE COSTLY
The steelworkers union is in a
weaker position than usual because
the strike has been a costly one to
their members and also, as it looks
now, the 80-day injunction under
the Taft-Hartley Act will be in-
voked.
It’s all well enough for the
union leaders to say they'll strike
again at the end of the 80-day
The Country Parson
enough to forgive others than
big enough to whip them.” ; period, but they don't really
mean it. For the end of the 80
days will come in midwinter and
also at a time when Congress
will be in session, and the result
may be the enactment of legis-
lation along the lines of compul-
sory arbitration which the union
does not wish to see passed.
But why can't an agreement be
negotiated by reasonable men? Dr.
Taylor, at the board's hearing.
demanded of the labor chief, David
McDonald, to reveal whether the
union's position on wages was
‘negotiable’ When he answered
“yes,”’ the employer representa-
tive, R. Conrad Cooper, said: ‘‘We haye come all this way for
Mr. McDonald to say his wage
demands are negotiable. It has not
been so in the meetings we have
Strictly speaking, the union can
say now it has been willing to
‘‘negotiate’’ and be consistent with
what it has said before, but there
has always been attached an addi-
tional condition that ‘‘work rules’’
must not be touched
Each side has been insisting on
‘preconditions.’ This means that
an offer is conditioned on a con-
ion in another’ category of
mands.
Dr. William Brady Says:
Hospitals Should Allow
Family Access to Patient
A pastor who has had consid-
erable experience with hospitals
in three widely separated com-
munities makes some observations
which should interest doctors, pa-
tients and hospital managers alike.
In one community a member of
the family could be present during
operations or in the delivery room.
In another com-
munity this was
not permitted. In
the first commun-
itv the members
of the family were
much better sat-
isfied than they
were in the other
community. Even
when tragedy oc-
curred, the family
members were
the best witnesses
to the harti work and devotion of
doctors and nurses.
Nothing makes people more
suspicious of politicians or a po-
litical party than to hear of a
smoke-filled room where deci-
sions are made.
The general feeling is growing
that hospital regulations are made
primarily to exclude members of
the family
Husbands who are excluded from
the delivery room, if not from the
labor room, in compliance with a
hospital ‘‘regulation’’ or, believe it
or not. in compliance with a non-
existent law or health board order,
ask, with what in my opinion is
unanswerable logic: ‘If doctors
who come in contact with disease
in their everyday work can enter
the delivery room without risk of
infecting the woman in labor, why
can't her husband, masked, gowned
and gloved, sit at her side and
hold her hand?”
* *® *
One hospital with hard-boiled
“regulations’’ excluded the mother
of a sick child when the mother
sought to visit the child out of the
arbitrarily limited ‘‘visiting hours.”
“If my daughter were in the coun-
ty jail,”’ she complained, ‘‘I would
have visiting privileges, but not
at the hospital."
Of course there must be some
restrictions on the times and the
number of visitors, lest nurses and
other attendants be unable to take
proper care of patients. And the
mental condition of some patiénts
is disturbed by visitors. On the
other hand BRIEF visits by old
friends are good medicine for pa-
tients who are inclined to mope.
There is a growing feeling,
which I think is justified, that
hospitals should not be run for
the convenience of ‘doctors but
for the welfare and comfort of
patients and patients’ families.
Some pastors, discussing the
question in a church assembly, de-
clared that they would never again
support a financial drive for a
hospital unless with the under-
DR. BRADY
= _ Standing that citizens should be
“I'd rather see a boy big | elected members of ‘the hospital
board, as citizens are elected mem-
bers of the school board — to have some say in the rules and regu-
lations set up for the hospital.
I'm afraid hospitals in general
are like doctors in their reluctance
to recognize and accept or adopt
new methods. For instance you
will find the nursery for the new-
born is still a feature of some
hospitals, although the dangerous
practice of crowding newborn in-
fants close together in the show
window is no longer countenanced
by good hospitals. It has proved
fatal to too many infants.
x * *
Signed : pe te —— m than one
page or words long ining to
personal health and hy e, not dis-
ease. diagnosis, or treatment, will be
answered by Dr. William Brady. if a
stamped, self-addressed envelope is sent
to The Pontiac Press, Pontiac. Michigan.
(Copyright 1959) on Fixed Income?’
If the Government and the steel
manufacturers
‘President’s Action
which they deemed so intolerable
they’re now willing to suffer the
many hardships that result from a
long strike.
The solution to the steel strike
does not lie in Taft-Harley or any
other set of man made laws, nor
do I pretend to know the solution.
But I humbly submit that if both
opponents in any dispute, sociai,
economic or legal, would adjust
their position in conformity with
the moral law that recognizes the
brotherhood of man as a basic pre-
cept, such disputes would be
quickly resolved.
George L. Conibear Jr.
The worker just can't win, Even
Mr. Eisenhower is against him.
He's ‘become the biggest strike
breaker in the country.
*® * *
Big steel has, through automa.
tion, discovered they can pro- .
to do industry 12 months. Se they
provoke a strike. During the 80
days of the strike all Eisenhow-
dustry feels the pinch. He Must be
the first President since Hoover
that takes his hat off when he
walks in Wal] Street. Everyone
that makes his livelihood through
efforts of labor should p vgpee J
this when he goes to polts
again.
Patrick Thomas
‘Halloween Change
Means Confusion’
It was a pretty goofy idea to
change Halloween. Coffusion now
reigns supreme. What do the
Tqwnships do now? Maybe we can
send our kids to Pontiac to beg
on Friday night and let them trick
or treat in our own neighborhoods
on Saturday night, then open a
candy store.
Waterford Resident for good. Men like these who have
the authority to take milk and
x * *
To top it all off, Socialist
Democrats Kennedy, Syming-
It would take thousands of per-
‘Canadian Show
Muddled Our Cars’
We were al] very disappointed
in the GM of Canada show Tues-
pho-
Portraits
By JAMES J. METCALFE
I like to keep a small reserve
. . ..Of certain things that I...
Require for my daily use .. . To
constantly gef by . . . Like soap
and toothpaste, shaving cream ...
And razor blades and such...
And medicines in time of need
. . . That mean so very much
. . . And those imporatnt staple
goods... For all the family .. .
Fresh milk and eggs and butter,
bread .. . And others there may
be . . . And thus avoid emergen-
cies . . . That suddenly rise up
... For lack of bathroom items
or ... To fill a plate or
cup ... The stores are not too
far away . . . But it does make
me frown ... To hurry out for
things we need . . . When rain
is pouring down.
(Copyright, 1958)
Case Records of a Psychologist:
Straying Hubby Partly Wife’s Fault
As a doctor, I give you a
chance to look over my shoul-
der at patients and actually
hear their uncensored reports,
so listen to Howard’s brutally
frank confession. His wife
thinks he is 100 per cent guilty
of this “affair” but a wife’s
sins of omission often make her
at least 50 per cent to blame
for a straying husband. Scrap-
book this case and discuss it at
your Women’s Clubs.
By GEORGE W. CRANE
CASE C — 470: Howard H., aged
42, has kicked over the traces.
“Dr. Crane,"’ his worried wife
began. “I can't understand what
is wrong with him.
* * *
“We have been
the most happily
married couple
anybody could
imagine.
“Why, people
often pointed to
us as a model
couple. And
ard has been very
active in club
work as well as
our church.
“But now I find DR. CRAN
that he has been running around
with a girl about half his age.
“Oh, Dr. Crane, what can I do?”
and she began to cry.
FIGHT FIRE WITH FIRE
So I gave her the usual terse
advice in such cases, namely, that
such men generally admit they
would much rather have an ‘‘af-
fair’ with theirs wife than with
any temporary paramour.
“But my wife fails to pick
up her cues,” such a
“My wife is fat and
he said. “I had noticed love life had grown platonic, so
I decided we ought to revive some
of our courtship memories, as you
have urged in your column, Dr.
Crane.
* * *
“Consequently, I took her to din-
ner and a movie on our last wed-
ding anniversary.
“She seemed elated and | felt
maybe we'd solve our problem.
But that night when she finally
peeled off her girdle and I saw
those rolls of fat tumble down,
I suddenly felt nauseated.
“It is hard to explain, but all
my romantic feelings vanished in
“an- instant,
* * *
“‘Maybe it is due to the fact I
grew up on the farm when I was
a boy.
“There we used to fatten hogs
for market till they could hardly
walk, Their jowls hung down and
their bellies almost dragged on
the ground because of the corn
and swill they had devoured.
order
protect her. vanity; I fabricated a
‘told her I
, an affair with
than with this paramour.”
ROMANCE REVIVED .
Romance can be built up delib-
erately. And even if it is then de-
stroyed by a wife's sins of omission
or sins of commission, it can ‘still
be rebuilt. \ But you wives must play the
game of love according to psycho-
logical Hoyle.
That means you must fight fire
with fire. And you can’t very
well beat a younger girl who
weighs 118 or even 125, with
_ fat chassis of 158 to 200
Remember, you can’t feel like a
sports roadster with a chassis of
a truck,
So regain that youthful figure
by sending for a booklet “How to
Lose 10 Lbs. in 10 Days,” en-
closing a stamped’ return envelope,
plus 20 cents (non-profit).
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SEVEN .
Venezuela President Betancourt’s Rule
days in office are numbered.
But so far the wave of unrest
sweeping Caracas and the oil
city of Maracaibo seems unorgan-
ized. It appears to be the result ‘| bean port of La Guaira to Cara-
cas, In Caracas is the beautiful
out classroom space.
Nor do the outward evidences
imbalance has provided a perfect
a few years agé to more than
80,000 today.
* * *
It was into this situation that
Betancourt stepped some eight
ela’s rare free elections.
Betancourt, politically left, an-
among the people, the 170,000 un-|the entire support of the a Dec. 7, but authoriti b i e i i,.| That's why his days may be nuim-|Dec. 7, but authorities are by no A k d f) fh T | employed, the 600,000 children with | “ SKed In qd rd | THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1939
Discussing Date : n if Talks wy
Se ee ; If. the session cannot be started
ry by early December, however, the
Likely to. Be Preceded chances are it will have to go over
Washington Parley ‘o February or even March.
a F ‘ Demands on his time during
: Western Leaders Jariuary an@ early February in
‘ ; . connec with the 1960 congres-
WASHINGTON \#--U. S. officials| sional session would prevent Eisen-
said today it will be 10 days or two|0wer's leaving Washington in the first weeks of the new year, weeks before the Western powers) ofricials said.
No Proof’ Acquittal | meeting ‘with Khrushchev before |
the end of the year.
They also decided that if there
were compelling reasons for de-
lay they could wait until next
|
timing of a summit conference with|,
Russia.
One tentative date used here is! |meags certain summit preparations
jean be completed by that time.
fof Yeneuel's wealth take into ec: Radiation. Hazard
entry for the Communists whose [5 Found Over Pole
BERKELEY, Calif. (AP) — an-
other potentially deadly radiation
‘hazard for space travelers was re-
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sampled the upper air of the arctic 3 é
months ago, after one of Venezu- region with instrument-carrying|@ Western summit meeting when pivoll Jr. with the Orange
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: During periods of solar flares|Washington, top diplomatic offi-| Atty. Gen. Frederick M
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probably will center around a (Ozro Welch today seeks a directed |
parley in Washington of Western ‘yerdict of acquittal on ground no
leaders — President Eisenhower,
British Prime Minister Harold
Macmillan, French President
Charles de Gaulle and West Ger- Contends was the vigilante slaying
man Chancellor Konrad Ade- |°f prosperous dairy farmer Or-|
nauer, jVille A. Gibson, 47, of Newbury. |
| The defense motion will be}
Adenauer came gut yesterday for| argued today before Judge Natt proof has been offered that he;
was involved in what the state
jhe met with newsmen at Bonn. In!Cougty jury excluded.
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Seaway Spurs Progress
Cleveland, 63, Girding for Boom cos «= Highor in August ie at
CLEVELAND (UPI)—Cleveland $15 million, 21-story, glass and East Ohio building, said that sur-! renewal — land reclamation, slum|®bout 163 per 100,000 jn TE, cases in ! metal East Ohio building w 1s)veys have been taken for a second) clearance, new private and pubtie/*ooreing to insurance studies. is 63 years old. Like most ladies
that age, she needs a face lift.
It's underway.
With the opening of the St. Law-
rence Seaway this year, Cleveland,
seventh largest city in the nation,
became a world port. Her citizens
are looking forward to a boom
and they want to be ready for it.
The problem of revitalizing the
city is being attacked on three
fronts — slum clearance, private
and other facilities, and through
a master plan for downtown de-
velopment
The City Plan Commissien re
cently unveiled a blueprint for
a “Dream Downtown,” which
would take about $756 millien te
transiate into reality in the ferm
of public and private impreve-
ments.
Commission Chairman Ernest
Bohn has pledged that a campaign
to move from dream to reality
will be launched this year
The blueprints call for a revamp-
ing of the downtown area to give
t'- city a dramatic new face and
revitalize an area now threatened
by decentralization, a problem of
most major cities.
* * *
Construction of eight skyscraper
office buildings, downtown apart-
ments with a total of 6.500 suites
two new downtown hotels and a
called for by the
planners — if Cleveland is to keep
the times.
PROJECTS SET
The public square would be re-
vised to present a new bold look
of terraces and levels. The antique
. Soldiers and Sailors Monument
would be shifted to another loca-
tion and the northern half of the
square converted into a sunken
carden for use as a recreational
spot and for public events. motel row are
pace with
A subway. long talked about
but never dug, would be con-
structed along Fuclid Ave., the
city’s majer artery eastward
from the center of the city. The
bars and bright lights of tamed
Short Vincent St., the habitat
of the ‘“‘town characters.”’ would
be replaced by tree-lined lawns
and a promenade of ‘‘unusual
shops and places of entertain-
ment.”
Those are the plans for the fu-
ture — plans to mert the needs of
a city growing at a pace slightly
faster than the rest of the nation
and whose metropolitan area pop
ulation is expected to
about 2.300.900 by 1975
*® * *®
In the forefront of realization of
a new Cleveland is the construc-
tion of new buildings by private
developers and urban renewal
work on a massive scale
Two new skyscraper office build-
ings have been added to the city’s
skyline in the past two vears. The swell to opened last September. The $15
million, 25-story Illuminating build-
ing was added to the skyline in
February, 1958.
The onset of a building boom’
in the downtown received added
support when the Cleveland Press;
chose a lakefront site at E. Ninth!
St. and Lakeside Ave., for its new
$10 million building — which was
dedicated in early June.
Tishman Realty & Construction
Co., of New York, builders of the
Mr. Graham!!!
Only a Towel
Talking to Ike?
RICHMOND, Va. (UPI)—How
do you dress if the President of
the United States comes calling?
Wear what you have on, evange-
list Billy Graham advises,
In his case, it was a bath
towel.
Graham said he playec golf
Monday with Vice President
Richard M. Nixon. President
Eisenhower finished behind them.
“I was in the shower when
someone brought word the Presi-
dent wanted te see me,”’ Graham
said. “Se I went out with a
towel tied around me to talk to
him.”
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One of the city’s most pressing |
needs, a new downtown hotel, |
may be built on the Mall, a down- |
town park, within the next two
years. Hilton Hotels Corp., is |
prepared te construct a 26-stery, |
$20 million hotel on the site.
City Council has approved a
lease of the site, but a hurdle in
the form of a referendum demand-
ed by Republican mayoralty can-
didate Tom Ireland still must be
cleared in November
Urban renewal needs of the city
pegged by Mayor Anthony
Celebrezze at $300 million during
the next 10 years. The critical
areas are on the east side of the
city where the Negro population
growing segment of the
population, is bursting the seams
of available housing.
* * *
A seven-block square area, once
filled with slum tenements, today
is the site of the Longwood Hous-
ing project composed of 836 dwel-
ling units in the area bounded
by E. 33rd and E. 40th Sts., Scovill
and Woodland Avenues.
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A SAGINAW MAN — Dalian leks Steding, center, 32, American
physiotherapist at Saginaw, Mich., Veterans Hospital, clasps his
hands as he is ordained in Penang, Malaya as a Buddhist novice
monk. Helping him with his robe is his spiritual godfather, the
Rev. Hui Cheng, chief priest of the Penang Buddhist Assn. Looking
on at right is the venerable Abbot Sumangalo, religious adviser
to the group. Steding is now back in Saginaw to resume his
work but will continue his Buddhist connections with the Chicago
Buddhist Assn.
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Call Apartment Dwelling
the New Cave Life
TOKYO (UPI) — The Japanese! ‘Rain leaks in, the air is damp
are having some serious second|because the cement is not com-
thoughts about the merits of apart-pletely dry, there is no privacy,
ment house living. ivoices can be heard from the next
One newspaper calls it ‘’The room and the flushing of a toilet
New Cave Life.’’ Another refers to Tesounds all over the building.”
“The Evils of Collective Resi-| The politicians also have com-
dence.” plaints. One Liberal-Democratic
A conservative politician com- member of the Lower House said
plains that apartment houses arejat a committee meeting that the
breeding Socialist and Communist;apartment house environment cre-
voters. Socialist politicians com-jates ‘those men who blindly sup
plain that the rents are too high port the Communist or Socialist
for ordinary workers. \Parties.”’
A team of reseatchers warns} A research team from Tokyo
that apartments are creating a Women's University surveyed the
““keep-up-with-the-Joneses’’ men- residents of two Tokyo apartment
tality. developments: and came up with
Despite the grumbling, however, these —, tee:
apartments have come to Japan
to stay. Land is so scarce and) The Peel Pally acute feel-
people so profuse that the multiple jings of loneliness and nervousness.
dwelling is the only way to get/They mature too young. They get
everybody ue a roof. me little physical exercise. Their par-f>
*x* * ents try to"keep up with the neigh-
These mearttignal are far from/|bors or, if possible, to outdo them
luxurious. Rent runs anywhere in furnishings and appliances. The
from $6 a month to about $35 for Parents even carry their competi-
two small (generally six feet bytion as far as their children’s
twelve feet each), unheated school grades. |
rooms. “The tenants now are living in
Most private builders, however, |three-dimensional holes,” said the.
go to the other extreme—in price, Asahi.
but not so much fn size. Owners |
{ the gleami yee ey aoe? DT p | Rol
ment Colldings that have gone eg ays Ud 0 e
in Tokyo in the last few years de
and $35 to $75 per room — and Af 0
et it. The rooms often are box fer peration
sized, but they are centrally heat-
ed. MILWAUKEE w — Like they
Most of the complaints today)say, the doctor isn't supposed to,
are aimed at the low-rental apart- get sick.
ments built by the Japan Housing, Dr. E. J. Banach underwent |
Corporation. |minor surgery at Lakeview Hos-
“Clusters of these apartment pital. |
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on a grand scale,” said the na- he got out of bed to superintend| penalty porceates newspaper Asa-ithe delivery of a baby to one of!
‘his patients. At 6:30, resumi
The buildings, a dull grey or the role of a patient, he on
yellow in color, are designed in a hack to bed.
uniform, rectangular shape. They,
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® ® Re . od OSS years as president of the city coun- = edi introductory period the division's Doctors Are Optimistic
Deaths In Pontiac and Nearb Areas | Hy Prof Ur lee la ead si - a month ago, Buick took masi.|OV8! Parted Twins : ’ & ’ a
Civic Leader Di Sunivers inchde his widow, ONCAK Previe cal sho. ertainally designed only| PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI"— The ' | VIC res and two sons, Daniel R. Sales Zoo . first really encouraging report by
MRS. THEODORA L. BRIGGS _siel, both serving in the Navy; four! as an optometrist in Michigan | . :
; > sis | ANN ARBOR — Professor ments have not been completed. ! invited dealers to ask their best! school the three-
Service for Mrs. Theodora L. brothers and three sisters. | for 25 years, the last 19 of which wens ma , FLINT Buick, which showed, . Pala
Ve 8 <i as ds regen ak leeatee Ucewdiy at Michigan} You've reached middie age!™ore People its 1960. models in 299.099 saw the show. twins was released last night. — linc at 3 p.m. Friday at the . | je was 8 mem t of the a 5 ] \ “¢ he Ron pe of oe to up! A tal’ deo.
Donelson-Johns Funeral Home with EDWARD J. FRAUMANN Chapter, BPOE and eS oo a A an 4 when you sa oir =e advance A po a gant ae ged wd work hospi se a ~ Keane
eerial in Perry Mount Park Ceme- Edward J, Fraumann, 74, a am har a his wife. Mie Pacific "Palisades, ag od ae bway ... The time a man today credited the mass sneak |has been a fixture of the introduc-|set Teg Sea yon
Mrs. Briggs was a registered re ine in Besumont prin jie; three gum, Denes she! Atlanta, | Calif. most papeciotes ie. contents of previews with producing excellent ten ported for Bags pee oe on whe 2
nurse. | Wedne é | Georgia, orman Donald,} Professor Sadler's long careerjhome is when announces first weekend r past showings ee ag
She leaves three sons, David A.|He had been ill two weeks. —__‘| both at home; a sister, a brother,|included four years as mayor of|they’re going out for the evening. Ed Rollert |been limited to dealers, salesmen ing wal breathing easier, and ha
of Drayton Plains, James and Dan-| A ke Motor vision) and two grandchildren. Ann Arbor, from 1937 to 1941; two!—Eari AVilson. called the Friday-through-Sunday |and the press. color.
‘employe, eaves , | ee ee odd oa
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Hastings on the Hudson; two sons, |
IV Contestants
Disagree on Fix ‘$64,000 Question’ and
‘Challenge’ Victors Are
Split About Help
NEW YORK :UPI)—Contestants
who appeared on the former quiz
shows “The $64,000 Question” and
“The $64,000 Challenge” disagreed
today on whether they were fed
questions and answers on the pro-
grams
*® * *
The Rev. C. E. (Stoney) Jackson
Jr. of Tullahoma, Tenn., who won
$20,000 on the two shows, said he
never was asked a question on the
aur that he had not already an-
swered in preshow warmups
“They never told me what they
were going to ask me on the
show,” Jackson said. ‘‘They just
asked me about 30 questions be-
fore hand and if 1 missed 15
they'd never ask me one of
the 15."
Dr Brothers, a pretty
blonde psychologist who picked up
$134,000 on the shows and now con-
ducts her own television program
on another network, claimed she
never received questions or an-
swers in advance.
‘COMPLETELY HONEST’
‘Everything was conducted in a
completely honest manner during
my time on both shows,’ she said
She said she was shocked over
reports that both programs may
have been rigged.
“The only questions I was ever
asked , . . were asked during the
actual programs,”’ she said.
* * *
Dr. Brothers said that if she
were asked to testify before the
House committee investigating
quiz shows she would respond
“immediately
Mrs. Catherine E. Kreitzer of
Camp Hill, Pa., who answered
$32,000 worth of baffling Biblical
questions on ‘The $64,000 Ques-
tien,”” said she had never been
coached on any of the questions.
In Hollywood, actor Vincent
Price denied through a spokesman’
that he was given any answers or
coaching in his appearances on
the ‘‘Challenge’’ program.
Hal March, quizmaster of the
**Question."’ said in Houston, Tex.,
he doesn't believe the program
was rigged Joyce
Pope John Can’t Accept
Invitation to Visit U.S.
VATICAN CITY (UPI)—Pope,
John XXIII would be unable to
accept an invitation of the Knights
of Columbus to visit America be-
fore the World Ecumenical Council,
Vatican sources said today
Even if the Pope would like to
visit America the ‘intense and con
tinuous work" necessary for the
council during the coming months
was seen as only one of the rea-
sons he would be unlikely to ac-
cept any invitation to travel
abroad.
'E of Ann Arbor: six grandchil/ i\George B. of Pleasant Ridge, with | Pte
whom he made his home during)
the summer months, and Harlan)
a brother and a sister
Prayer service will be held at
8 15 tonight at the William Sullivan
& Son Funeral Home, Royal Oak
The funeral service will be held
Monday in Trinity Methodist
Church at Vincennes, Ind., with
burial in the Fairview Cemetery aren,
ANN McDONALD
Ann McDonald of 224 Highland
Ave. died yesterday at St. Luke
Hospital, Detroit, after a long ill-
ness
She was a former employe of
General Motors Truck & Coach Di-
vision and the J. L. Hudson Co
Surviving are a_ sister, Mrs
Florence Peffers of Sault Ste. Ma-
rie: and two brothers, Robert Mc-
Donald of Pontiac and William of
Rudyard.
Service will be held at 3 p.m
Saturday at the Huntoon Funeral
Home with burial following in
Greenwood Cemetery, Birming-
ham
BERT EF. NEEDHAM
Bert E. Needham, 63, of 161 Cort-
land Ave., Highland Park, died
Wednesday in Grace Hospital, De-
troit, after a brief illness. He was
a former Pontiac resident.
Surviving are his wife, Jean-
nette; a son, John, and two grand-
children
Service will be held at 1 p.m
Friday at the Alfred E. Crosby
Mortuary 2700 Hamilton Ave
Highland Park
HARRY FE. BEST
METAMORA — _ Service for
Harry E. Best, 68, of 1004 Best Rd.
will be held at 3 pm. Saturday at
the Muir Bros. Funeral Home, La-
peer. Burial will be at Metamora
Cemetery
Mr. Best died Wednesday in the
Lapeer County General Hospital
after a long illness
Surviving are his wife, Mary
three sons. Harold. Harry, of
Muskegon, Glen
daughter, Mrs. Jack Thick, of La-
peer, and three brothers, Roy,
Frank of Metamora, Ernie of Mus-
kegon, three sisters, Mrs. Jenette
Peltier, Mrs. Rosie Pianger, of
Muskegon, Mrs. Maude Patterson,
of Ellsworth, and 15 grandchildren
DR. FRANK C. ROUNDS
HOLLY — Service for Dr. Frank
C. Rounds, 57, of 308 E. Maple
St., will be held at 2 p.m. Sat-
urday in Dryer Funeral Home here
Burial will follow in Lakeside Cem-
etery.
Dr. Rounds died unexpectedly
this morning of a heart attack
at his home. He was in practice
Find Birmingham Man
Shot to Death in Home
BIRMINGHAM — A retired
manufacturer's agent for the auto-
mobile industry was found shot to
death here yesterday with a re-
volver by his side
David C. Babcock, 79. 367 West-
chester Rd, was. shot once
through the temple
The police said that yesterday
morning Babcock's wife, Dorothy,
and the maid heard a crash in his
bedroom. When they rushed in
they found him on the floor.
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will be a top level management ap-
proach to improving corporate
profits through greater distribu.
tion efficiency. , ks Ba Fit erald Sylvan Lake Council Rejects Petitioners situation when hid last Febru
GMC ‘Trucks Are Standardized ) wc ted snot . . ees ese ‘ »
| ruUCKS Are ofanaaraiz | ° ° oe : vee OFOIZES ‘in Critical Condition |Refyses to Rehire Chief 22 == ‘ . ; ; lea and there was dissension “
; i ee abe es -— Saat in the
current hauling require-| fer the transportation of goods Be (UPI) pongo 2 no choice oy oo .. Policies, procedures and/ and services by motor truck, the a Rag ot il acter, under-| The ; resignation.” :
operating practices had gone un-| ohly form of freight transporta- een be ie needs Sylvan Lake City Council consideration of the resignation ofjsummed up the Council's feeling
and unchanged for more/ tion that can go anywhere it is condition bed night rejected a petitioned re-) Purdy. = by asserting: NOTICE OF REVIEW OP SPECIA
10 years. . needed,” he said. 2 Je ee Sees oe eee wile’ chic Georce, W.| MANY WERE SATISFIED’ “The Council asked the ‘city |Bloomfeid. ‘°F ‘he Township of ; ak . : ousted ice e : joo: field.
ml, operating records were) “Secondly, the pent-up need for| Fitzgerald went into the operat-| Purdy. % “There are many people in Syl-| manager to clean up the Police |c.rcsed in the following described. lots
top manage truck equipment by ing theater of Dublin's St. Vin- : van Lake who were satisfied with} Department and I’m satisfied he [and parcels of land:
had that know. practical- f Voting unanimously, councilmen RE Lots 1 thru 9 inclusive; Lots 11 thru
practically no ly all types of truck tors who|cent's for what was reported to turned down the request on| the job Purdy was doing,”’ said| did the job well and within his | 110 inciusive of Charing Cross Estates,
of the size of their total| 2” cntil just this last spring |¢ & brain operation. He has been| grounds that Purdy had not sought |**"* rights. Purdy couldn't please (fre County, Michigan. operation or its relative "/ill for several weeks. , qe * * * Mr. Firestone, I see no reason | Please take notice that Special
Monaghan said. ce ag such investments in the * = * a public hearing on his dismissal. a ~ a ty why we should take action on pr as et —. pre red
* * * yor Wil¥am B. Taylor in- | ¢ ” nd is on file tn the office of the
instance, fleet modern- | Business News of Fitzgerald’s illness Purdy was asked last August| formed the citizens’ group that a tion Bard ‘spesisl seoteoment Tel bes
improved maintenance spread rapidly throughout the city, “the alone has “If Mr. Purdy wants a hearing|>eeD prepared for the purpose of as- : ; by City Manager David E. Fire- city manager the 3 sessing the cost of the following de- operating procedures will where he made his start in the tone ¢ bmit his tio. power to hire and fire a police to air the facts, let him ask for scribed improvement to the property
savings ot & Abbey Theater. mone 0 oe resign nm. one,” said Mz Pro-t Anth |benefited therefrom: upwards chief. We (the Council) are pow- » $a ayor Pro-tem Anthony | ""por the proposed improvement to the
dollars annually in their The croacking-voiced actor won The ex-chief joined the Sylvan | eriess under provisions of the Kreps. |existing water system in Charing Cross
and retail distribu- an Academy Award for his por- Lake department in 1948 and was | city charter.” x * * 198 itsiesh fect of © C eearetee Matus!
tion,” Monaghan said. trayal of a priest in the 1944 film,| named chief in 1953. Patrolman “ , 19 Hydrants; and such other neces- “G, My Way maui, leg Sh Tiaiate Seene wane * a. * Purdy had ‘‘no comment” when sary equipment for this improvement,
Monaghan feccnat, § Stal of sp- starred Bing Crosby. acting chief of police by Fire- | Purdy, who attended the meet-/asked if he planned to request a Biaomficia Township nn
ly 990,000 domestic retail) average stone. ling, emphasized that he himself /hearing, but intimated further ac- | Take further notice that the Town.
of new trucks in the in-|trucks now WASHINGTON wie dacward ; a had nothing to do with the peti- Won. Hall in a Cawatnin ai 5-09 o'clock
thisyear, and an even =e orwar Warner W. Laarz, of 2105 Avon-tions. ‘These people want me “This was just a test,’ he said. | P." sitatee iar ievieatie pr ape
market in 1960 when an speed of-a tornado ranges fromjdale St, presented some 20 peti-| back: I didn’t realize how many Firestone said after the meeting assessment roll and hearing ny objec-
1,100,000 retail deliver- onjy a few miles an hour to a/tions containing several hundred|friends I had,” he ‘said. that he had requested six months |) ROBERT _H. DUDLEY
made, — high af 150 nfiles an hour. _ |signatures “requesting Council re-| Councilman G. Richard Jarvisito work with Purdy and study the eter ar ger
000 units, and GMC - — ene — ,
for a strong SH 1
i cociet depois OP NOW — BIG SAVINGS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT! .
DUTY GAINS .
Monaghan said GMC had been
excellent gains in the
heavy market. While the in-
dustry in tt@ five ton and up
weight bracket is 37 per cent up
from last year, GMC is 81 per
cent ahead of its 1958 figure,
A strong trend toward the use
of Diesel trucks was noted by
the GM official. Sales of new
jesel trucks in the industry has
leaped from 8,751 units in 1954 to Many private! carriers have -
given truck efficiency far less at- as
tention than its profit potential
properly merits, truck expense
being a far greater factor in tosmb|
distribution cost than most people
realize, he said.
The TPR staff, after painstak-
ing analysis of maintenance ex-|.
pense, vehicle selection, dispatch-
ing and routing, already has ex- the
petential savings in truck
fleets of millions of dollars.
In one recent survey vehicles
were found obsolete and poorly
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Movie Star Errol Flynn
Dies in Heart Attack
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ginning in the Australian island
state of Tasmania and the pilot
thickened as the years passed.
His latest real-life drama took
place in Cuba, where he claimed
he was wounded while fighting
with the forces of Fidel Castro.
His wound was played down by
the rebels as was the extent of
his activities, Flynn, however,
played it to the hilt and wrote a
series of articles about his Cuban
adventures,
He always played to his public.
He said he had made seven mil-
lion dollars as a swashbuckling
actor and he enjoyed spending it.
“I have a great talent for
spending,” he said. ‘‘The public
has always expected me to be a
playboy, and a decent chap never
swinging his fists instead of a
sword. He got into a Havana cafe
free-for-all in 1937, was slapped
by Canadian millionaire Duncan
1954 and traded blows with such’
people as director John Huston, |
columnist Jimmy Fidler, Dan
Topping and others. |
Recently he played the un-|
familiar rele of noncombatant!
when Nora Eddington and,
Miss /a exchanged © hot
words at a Hollywood party. |
Flynn's first wife was fiery,
that ended in divorce jn
lets his public dows.” | A year later when Flynn was
TRADED BLOWS OFTEN on -tria) accused of the statutory
His spending took him to/Tape of two teen-age girls, he’
cafes and night clubs where the|met Miss Eddington, a deputy
evening often ended with Flynn} sheriff's daughter who worked at
ry the cigar counter in the Hall of
Sidccuiky ond change of grade on} Justice at Los Angeles.
Te. One Ly Reseell, Wm. Merenuh, They were married in 1943 and
Carl Waare and to all greens te, Giverced six years later. She later
terested. take notice: That the roll of) married singer Dick Haymes.
m by the City Assessor for the| Flynn married Miss Wymore in
purpeee ot, traring thes part ti] 1960 | should be paid and borne by special) He had four children, a son by assessment for the of construction
sidewalk, change of grate and related
work on north side of Walton Boule-
vard from Stanley Avenue to east line
Lot 14 Marimont Subdivision, is now
office for public
= ae in my in-| in
a notion: ts also, hereby | given that the x * *
aire = pry ee ¢| Flynn was born June 29, 1999
mission aeons a om Chey. on the in Hobart, Tasmania,
Eg A cg ER eager th biological study. His ssine: a wv me on a
wwiereetea given all persons) ‘ther, Prof. T. Thomson > 1988. of Queen’s College, Belfast
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Tribute to Best Bargain Delivered : . »{3 Arfaigned in Death’ cine whe shot Bandaranaike, is inf ee
of Ceylon’s Premier a niarearo are} by ice tle is! BIG PRE-CHRISTMAS | to be arraigned Tuesday. é
COLOMBO, Ceylon (UPI) — A
Buddhist monk, a physician and
a printer were arraigned today on Michigan Salutes 358 Newspapers were without words to describe|Assn.; Charles A. French, Holland,Franklin Knox, Sault Ste. Marie
the impact of 56 dailies and 32/Evening Sentinel; A. D. Gallery,|Evening News; Ernest James Mc-|,Ssursination of Premier Solo- piecaryet besiege aichipan | Tuscola Advertiser; Charles Moore |Call, Grand Haven Daily Tribune; | * * *
_ '|Greenway, former president of the!/former Sen. Arthur H. Vanden-| The venerable Mapitigama Bud-
TAKEN FOR GRANTED |Booth newspaper group; Johna-|berg (R-Mich), Grand Rapids Her-|dha Rakita, Dr. C. Amerasinghe
“Like many of our blessings and than N. McCall, Gratiot County/ald; Donald F. Cochrane, Hart-jand H, P. Jayawardena, manager
advantages,” Swainson said,/Herald; Howard H. Fitzgerald,|ford Day Spring; Arthur W. Stace,/of a print shop, were arrested
é | ‘Michigan's newspapers are taken Pontiac Press; George G, Booth,|Ann Arbor News; and Harry Y./last night. No details of the charges
for granted. |founder of the Booth newspapers; | Fitzgerald, Pontiac Press. against them were made public
“This is a mighty force in Mich-| former Gov. Chase S$. Osborn, Sault} Swainson last month paid tribute! immediately, They were bound
igan,”’ he said. ‘It is the instru-/Ste. Marie News and Saginaw Cour-|to Joe Haas, columnist for The|over to Oct. 25,
ment through which all our people’ ier-Herald; Glen W, Feighnet,| Pontiac Press, as the oldest active! Talduwe Somarama, the monk/and the University of Illinois, or} Bri are kept informed of the happen-| Nashville News: Col. William! newspaperman in Michigan. jand practitioner of native medi-!cago division.
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OPEN EVENINGS and SUNDAYS Ferris Institute Plans }
for Homecoming Doings |
BIG RAPIDS (UPD —. Ferris|
Institute will launch a weekend of].
homecoming actiyity tomorrow,
with a morning assembly and an
evening pep rally at which a
queen will be selected. | :
The queen will reign over the!
annual homecoming parade Satur-|
day which precedes a football|
game between Ferris Institute) I. LANSING (UPI) — Observance
begins today of a week in which
Michigan. salutes 358 of the best
bargains to ever reach the door-
step of more than three million
customers,
It's newspaper week in Michigan
and the nation.
* *
President Eisenhower hailed the
“zeal and accuracy" of the na-
tion's newspapers Acting Gev. John B. Swainson
proclaimed Oct. 15-21 as a pe-
ried when the state recognizes
that ‘“‘newspapers are one of the
most important factors in our
everyday life.”’
state and nation and the
world.”’
According to the 1959 Michigan
Newspaper Directory and Year.
beok published by the Michigan
Press Assn.. Michigan dailies
have a circulation of 2,390,613
and weeklies 800.919 — a record
high total circulation,
The Newspaper week celebration
has -special significance for the
Saginaw News, the Sturgis Jour-
nal, the Houghton Mining Gazette |
and the Ingham County News,
which this year observe their cen-
tennials.
These papers, which first printed ind federal officials But
18 Girl Scouts
to Visit Pontiac Will Come by Train stale
From Detroit to Tour
City Hall, GMTC
A group of 18 Detroit girl scouts
a and six adults will journey to Pon
tiac by train Friday for a visit
and tour of this city
Sponsoring the ump on the Grand
Trunk Railway System is the Va-
cationland Travel Center of De-
tro:t
The tour will be continued once
here by a Pontiac City Lines
bus. Included are visits to the
(rand Trunk Railway Round
house where a steam locomotive
will be on display, a visit to the
City Hall for a look at the statue
of Chief Pontiac and a toar of
(,eneral Motors Truck and Coach
Division
s y st t al trip
SS s Dalzell, manager of Va
‘ 1 Travel Center If it is
su ssful we will book more
£ Ps and Pontiac may have thou
sands f yisiturs from Detroit
ea
* * *
trips will give kids a
chance to ride on a railroad train
visit Pontiac's ind lustrv and get an
interesting and educational experi
ence from your city.””
The promotion is being accom
plished with the cooperation of
the Pontiac Area Chamber of
Commerce, Dalzell said.
~~
The guided tour, which includes
b at a time when there were threats
of civil war, were among 33 to
receive centennial newspaper
awards at the Michigan State Fair
last month
* *® *
The Monroe Evening News, old
est existing newspaper in Michi-
gan, was founded in 1825, the year
the Erie Canal opened
Other newspapers publishing 100
years or more:
Detroit Free Press, Kalamazoo
Gazette, Jackson Citizen- Patriot,
Pontiac Press, Marquette Mining
Journal, Jonesville Independent,
Tecumseh Herald, Greenville
Daily News, Charlotte Republi-
can-Tribune, Lansing State Jour-
nal, Hastings Banner, Newaygo
Republican, Clinton County Re.
publican-News,
Livingston County Press, Tuscola
Pioneer-Times, Muskegon Chroni-
cle. Paw Paw Courier Northerner
Sanilac Jeffersonian, Lapeer Coun-
ty Press, Ann Arbor News, Tra-
verse City Record-Eagle, Hillsdale
Daily News, Allegan News-Gazette,
Midand News, Owosso Argus-
Press, Detroit Abend Post, Con-
stantine Advertiser-Record and
Hudson Post-Gazette
People, as well as newspaper
properties a part of Michi-
gan’s newspaper heritage.
FAME IN NAMES
Among the names in the Michi-
gan Newspaper Hall of fame:
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Cabs Cost in Frisco His Visits Turn It Upside Down, Though
ABILENE, Kan. #—Other towns
brag about how they raise the fat-|
best known crop is Eisenhowers.
‘It was harvest time here this
President Dwight D, LEisen-
town to help break the ground
dential papers.
Everything went well.
time was had by ail. But mben
President Ike and Dr. Milton iS tn Pat te 23 Sess ee sera Abilene's Mighty Proud of Eisenhower By ARTHUR EDSON pepertiien, We know sbeut how] many cars we'll need, and all that.
era rn ke thinki ‘Do ©; Iitest hogs, the finest peanuts, ay hl hou aoe "aaa
he said. money.
hower and his brother Milton jcets a lot of mileage out of its library the town is reconstructing,
have been back to their old home | best known crop.
for « library that will house \have played host not only to a| | Elsenhower’s military and presi- president,
Negro Conviction
‘ ‘Appeal Is Pending
BROWNSVILLE, Tenn. (AP) —
\Defense attorneys for Willie M.
Jones, Negro tenant farmer con~
ivicted of murdering a sheriff, are
Store fronts are painted. Eisen-
hower pictures are everywhere. | rip-snorting town.
Reporters.got a kick out of one! Townspeople tactfully don’t men-|
Eisenhower picture. It showed up tion it, but 6ne report is that last
in a novelty store window, directly Sunday the Wild West display out-|Preparing an appeal for a new here from Texas. This was a
“Even so, in the middle of the
most delicious strawberries.
ea ing fro Y i in ‘beneath @ sign, “Tricks and drew thé Eisenhower Museum by trial.
Abilene produces everything - Olson is @ trust company ofticial | Jokes." 2to 1 Jones was sentenced Wednes-
cattle to sweet potatoes, but its when he isn't arranging presi-| x * * It’s fair to say that Abilene is day to 20 years and a day by the dential receptions. And now ae Its best known product should)/Proud of Eisenhower, and Eisen-,white male jury that many had everything had gone well? hh edicted J Py » bring Abilene considerable tourist "©wer is proud of Abilene. ‘‘This predicted would set a death pen-
I can tell you it’s a relief, € ur's’ town has for me,” the President alty. tow
Especially since behind
But don’t get me wrong. Abilene the museum and the proposed ee eee lin a dirscacgres tains (coevic
* * * ' tion.
But Henry Jameson, editor of} Chief defense counsel George
|the Abilene Daily Reflector-|McCormick said he would appeal
A cinbisdiien, livery stable | Chronicle, probably sizes up the'“all the way to the U.S. Supreme a street of its earlier, wild oats
How many other towns its size days.
but also to heads of | t fies] ‘bie whnci and opera house has been com- feeling, Court if necessary.”
pe gee re cy i m 1s es pleted, a reminder of the time | “I hope the next President,’ he Jones did not deny he killed
A nice espirmg big Waters when Abilene was the end of the ‘said w e arily, ‘“‘comes from Sheriff J. S. Hunter; he said he
railroad, when cattle were driven Hawaii.” The town slic ks up ¢ each time. shot in self-defense.
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“‘We know now how many type-
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Now 34-24-34
FLINT (UPD — It’s cheaper to
get married in Flint today.
The city board of supervisors
officially knocked off a 50-cent sur- framework covered by sheets of
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; li shor Bal : Meanwhile, brisk business 4s His Point It’s 50 Cents Cheaper advised: by the state auditor een Bell Built Plane 1959 May Be Great cupatal ta inde teen ‘ving Proves His
to Be Married in Flint —_eral’s office that the extra charge| Alexander Graham. Bell, most! Y@Qr for Vintage decanters, 2 to 3 feet high, ang) SAN DIEGO, Calif. — Bob iwas a violation of state statute. Steel, a technical writer at Con-
vair Astronautics, promised a
woman writer that she'd meet
lots of bachelors if she joined the
staff. She did just that and mar- priced up to $5. Temperance ad-
vocates need not be alarmed,
however, because most shoppers
are buying the decanters for
|decorative purposes, NEW YORK (UPI)—Pre-harvest |
reports from the world’s. wine
-|growing areas indicate that 1959
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ried one of them. Now, both have
left the plant.
We Like Our Beef CHICAGO ——
beef in the U. S. exceeds 13
lions of pounds a year.
She Must Have Been |U27%*_it had been applying to $2/copper.
a Beautiful Baby, and.
Baby Look at Her Now
CLIFTON, N.J. (UPI) — Haro.
lyn Cheryl Meyer is a 15%4-year-old
brown-haired beauty who wishes
she'd been born 15 years sooner.
*® * *
Harolyn is a junior — and honor
student — at our Lady of Good
Counsel High School in Newark
She plays the piano, models at a |
Newark department store and has
plenty of dates But all this is nothing compar
ed with her popularity when she
was less than a year old and the
pin-up queen ef more than a |
thousand sailors on the battle
ship USS New Jersey,
Now she asks: H
“Why couldn't this have hap- |
pened when I was old enough to
enjoy it
Back in May of 1344 two seamen |
aboard the New Jersey asked the |
State Chamber of Commerce for
help in selecting an official pin-up
queen. An appeal was published in |
a newspaper and about 75 pretty
girls from the state became offic. |
ia] entrants
* . * »
At the time, Harolyn’s father
Harold Meyer, then a lieutenant in
the Air Corps, was a prisoner of
war in Germany. To distract Haro-
tvn's mother, her grandmother |
Mrs. Ward Ransley. sent in a pic- |
ture of the five-month-old girl
Of the 1,376 votes cast on the
New Jersey, 555 went to little
Harolyn. It gave her an easy |
Victory over her nearest rival.
The officers and men of the New
A rsey donated $3,200 in war bonds
for her education, which she plans
to use for studying pharmacy at
Rutgers University. They sent her
a picture of the ship and crew, and
a silver napkin ming that had been
made on board
® * *
She did not get to see the
until she was three years old. She
has:a vague recollection of the
occasion. The New Jersey had
docked for recommissioning cere-
monies, and Harolyn was a guest
of honor.
At the time Harolyn had blonde
hair and blue eyes. Now she has
wavy brown hair, blue-green eyes
stands 5 feet 6 inches and meas shio
ures 342434
* * *
Harolyn looks more like a pin-
now than she. did as an infant
— and she may be one again soon. |
Recently her boy friend, Donald |
Martin of Bloomfield, N.J.,
tered the Marine Corps. Harolyn
gave him her photograph.
Chute Club
Members |
Jump for Joy
FT. RUCKER, Ala
Airmen would rather en
UPIi—Most
not have to
use their parachutes eve but a
croup at this center of Army avia
hior KS forward to it
* * *
\ select group called the Ft
Fucker Sport) Parachute Club
Spends every Saturday and Sunday
Hatch Field makin g @! nearby
Jumps from an Army L-20 ‘‘Beav
Ver” single-engine plane
In fact, the club has become part
of the entertainment
Many of its 30 active members
have had previous jumping ex. |
perience, mostly at Army. ‘Air. borne sc heots, but some have had
| no such training.
All new members are
proper taught the
methods of jumping under
st Lt. Eckols | L_ Shedden, the club's instructor. | Novices start out with a static|
line jump. with the parachute
fastened to the airplane and
Opened automatically. Shedden
Says that is the safest wav. but
each parachutist irries a the watchmul eye of 1
always
reserve pach ich he can oper
MN case of emergency. So far. no
one has had to ‘use that extra
‘chute
+ &
Another safety factor is the al
fitude from which Jumps are made
The club's) minimum) altitude
7900 feet, but most are made sx
fect higher A pare ec hundred
t ' r opened from ar
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SEVENTEEN
HOMECOMING BEAUTIES — Surrounded by her pretty court attendants is Clarkston Home- night's Clarkston-Brighton football game. From
coming
CLARKSTON — An excifement-
filled weekend has been scheduled!
for Clarkston High School students
with the fifth annual homecoming
celebration getting under way to-
morrow night.
A bonfire to be lighted at 6:30
p.m. on the school grounds will
herald the start of festivities. This
will be followed by the football
game between Clarkston and
Brighton at 7:30 p.m.
* * *
At half-time, the floodlights will |
be turned down and the home-|
coming queen, Gay Ann Park, in
a white formal gown, will ride
around the field in a new Pontiac
convertible. Overhead, spotlights
wil] follow the queen back to the
starting point.
Her four attendants are a Sen-
§or, Shanna Stewart; a junior,
Sandy Asher; sophomore Carolyn
Ruggles and freshman Vicki Bur-
ley.
Gay Ann, a -senior, was nomi-|
nated queen by the varsity foot-
ball team and elected by- the
student body.
Last year’s homecoming queen,
Char Wilson, will place the rhine-
¢
To See County History .
CLARKSTON “Slides showing n Gay Ann Park, who will be offi-
cially crowned during halftime at tomorrow Asher and Shanna Stewart,
Clatkston Homecoming
Will’Be Coloartul Event
ce apatite ore ol (FOU fO Meet . PONTIAC, MICHIGAN,
Further Hearings Delayed 2 Weeks
SHELBY TOWNSHIP — A le-
gal technicality has forced a two-
week adjournment in the Civil
Service hearing of suspended
Township Fire Chief Clyde
Schmidt. The hearing was in its
second session last night,
* * *
Schmidt has answered the final
when his attorney John J. Goetz of
Mount Clemens, objected to testi-
. }|Mony entered as evidence which
dated further back than 90 days
prior to issuance of the complaint.
* * *
He said this move was in com-
pliance with the State Civil Serv-
ice Act.
Schmidt is charged with eight
counts of “‘inefficiency, insubor-
dination, discourtesy and misman-
agement” brought by Town@hip Su-
pervisor Steve Skula.
The Township Hall was filled td
left are Carolyn Ruggles, Vicki Burley, Sandy (capacity as Goetz took the final
|five final Charges step by step,
|questioning his cMent and enter- Pentiac Press Pheote
e ‘ ing many interoffice communica-
|tions and reports in evidence.
. * * *
Education Study In answer to the charge that he
did not follow. the sypervisor’s di-
rective to reprimand a volunteer
fireman, Schmidt said there was had objected when he was inter-
rupted by Township Treasurer
Jack Millard as he talked to Town-
ship Clerk Lorin Evans on fire
department business.
* * *
Charged with allowing unauthor-
ized personnel to conduct a meet-
ing in the Ryan Road Fire Hall,
Schmidt denied it.
He said there was ‘‘no such
meeting — it was nothing but a
visit’’ from the International pres- because: procedures of the depart-
ment, which he had set up, were
being followed.
* * *
He also denied having criticized
former Fire Marshal Clem ‘Skiba
“as a Citizen.” Suspended Chief Denies Charges ident and state president of the
Michigan Firefighters Assn., an or-
ganization to which all paid Shelby
firemen belong.
The final charge fired against
{Schmidt was that he failed to keep
|the supervisor advised of the con-
dition of the department’s equip-
|ment. Schmidt said he made peri-
|odic inspections and had submitted
the required annual report.
' The chief cited reduction of de- partment personnel last May and
the construction program at the
Ryan Hall as the reasons he
didn’t inspect the schools.
He said he did visit all six
schools to set up fire drill proced-
ures and had begun to set up a
fire prevention and building inspec-
tion program May 1.
Under initial cross-examination
| Township Attorney William V.
|Wendt of Mount Clemens asked
He did admit, however, that he
KEEGO HARBOR — A majority
of voters here yesterday showed
their disapproval of a proposed
urban renewal program in a
referendum election. The vote
was 224 in favor and 314 against
it.
' * * *
A member of the Bisinessmen's
Assn. Steering Committee, which
|bas been promoting urban renewal
he felt that ‘active opposition’
defeated the proposal.
“I'm disappointed,” he said
swallow.’
“no reason” for “the reprimand
forms a heart position around the
After ea ee there will be Committee Will Pr a
coffee hour in the gymnasium for| Needs Created by the|
alumni : |
The Homecoming Queen's Ball. Mounting Enrollment |
to be held from 8:30 to 11:30 p.m.
Saturday in the big high school! LAKE ORION — The Board of)
cafeteria, will be semiformal. | Education of the Lake Orion Com-|
munity Schools has set Oct. 29)
jas the date for the first meeting!
jof its newly created study com-
| mittee.
| The group is being organized to
determine what should be the) Rochester Ups Fee
for Registration |board’s next move to keep abreast |
‘of the mounting school enrollment ROCHESTER — The Rochester |i, the district.
Village Council has raised At the meeting to be held at
the registration fee for electrical | Blanch Sims Elementary School
contractors from $1 to $5 to con-| the committee will review. beth
form with other communities hav-| financial and enrollment figures.
ing reciprocal electrical ordin-| The pilrpose of the study group,
ances. jaccording to Schools Superinten-
A proposal to take test borings/dent A. A. Reed, is to interest all!
at the sewage treatment plant to residents of the district in the.
: conditions fore |anticipated need for additional |
work starts on construction of an “!4ssroams an equipment for the
addition t@ the plant also ha’ been Sowing student population
approved, | The committee is composed of
an representatives of PTAs, service |
An- other action, the Council organizations, clubs and churches
voted to” revise ‘the village's ‘concerned with school problems. special awsesament ordinance im | [pn other business handled by the |
order to speed processing ¢f (board last night: a new high school |
projects governed thereby. \diploma was approved. It has|
the history of Oakland County wiil
be ‘featured at the Sashabaw,
School montly PTA meeting to-|
day at 8 p.m. Refeshménts will be |
served by the third grade mothers. |
The village governing body also smaller lettering and is more com-|
okayed a request by the U.S. Geo! Pact.
logical Survey to build and operate Sweetest Junior Canteen . , The feature piece of this
a steam-gauging station near the
\Meeting Dates Ludlow street bridge.
9 Are Announced
ROCHESTER — Regular meet-
|ing dates of the Junior Canteen,
| sponsoted by the Rochester Wom-
|an’s Club, were apnounced today
|by Wayne C, Dennis, director.
The first meetig will be tomor-
row night with others to follow on
Nov. 6 and 20 and every first and
third Friday thereafter at the
American Legion Hall, he said
The meetings, open to all sev- }
enth, eighth and ninth graders
in the Rochester School District, |
are held from 7 te 9:30 p.m.
They feature dances, occasional |
special events and ether recrea-
ticnal activities.
Ted Swoboda recently was elect-|
ed president of the canteen. Other
officers are Betsy Prentice, vice
president: Katie Allen, secretary:
Betty Cleghorn, treasurer and
Meadow
Milk Special
ment is a chocolate-covered old-fashioned mint
decorated with the words “Stteetest Day”. In
addition, there are buttercreams, nut caramels,
Swiss fudge, pastel candies, chocolate cherry nut
royals, nut clusters, regents and many others. CLYDE SCHMIDT | He said he didn't know what
Oo
jl
a
Keego Votes 314 to 224
Against Urban Renewal
ie te Com Lake Phaneney, maa |tied now,” Hollibaugh said.
“Naturally, this is a tough pill to
postponed letter, a special word of praise or encourage-
ment, an unexpected gift to someone who will be glad
at the magic that lies hidden in even the smallest trifle
of unselfishness. Try it—and make Saturday, October 17, | Schmidt why the fire department
;couldn’t function as well as the
police department,
* * *
| The suspended chief protested
| that the police department was not
}as swamped with interoffice com-
| munications from the supervisor.
___ Walled Lake League
“de now abeat urban revewal Will Hold Guest Night | The final decision to apply for. WALLED LAKE — The Walled
federal funds under the urban re-|Lake Story League will hold its
newal program is still up to city!annual guest night at 8 p.m. to-
jofficials. They had decided to put;morrow at the Methodist Church
jthe question to the people before here as a feature of National Story
'making up their minds. Telling Week.
| “I don't think there is much| * * *
chance for the program after this} Quilts will be displayed in keep-
'vote since the council has its hands |ing with the national story theme
jthis year, ‘‘A Patchwork Quilt.”’
| Members also will present a | The cost of the election, esti- Rey “Story Tellers Clinic.”
mated Acting manager Eileen * * *
| Van Horn, was $350 to $400. Among guests invited are mem-
The council will meet Oct. 19 to bers of the Pontiac Story League
canvass the votes and will hold'and the Walled Lake Study Club.
its regular meeting Oct. 20 Refreshments will be served
wuday iS Sweetest Day
The Spirit of
Sweetest
Day
Sweetest Day 1s a day dedi-
cated to the remembrance
vour wav of “remembering” may be a long f others
ist to know that you remembered. You will be surprised
real adventure in happiness.
Day Box
attractive gift assort-
2-POUND BOX
$330 1-POUND BOX
$165
‘
Pe
Chocolates .” $165 ..,.. se $1 20 POUND
Pavilion Chocolates
These famous Sanders chocolates are first choice with Pam Upton, historian.
Junior Women's Club mem-
bers Mrs. John Nowels, Mrs.
oO Sidney Teague and Mrs. Wil-
liam MacDonall will chaperone
on tomorrow night, Nov. 6 and 20 Some folks like dark sweet chocolate—some like milk choco-
late—and some, bless ’em, like both! This assortment has
been created strictly for the “milk chocolate contingent”.
Included are luscious buttercreams, nut clusters, almond
butter squares, cherry cordials, nut fudge, caramels and many folks—yet the price is so reasonable! The popular
soft and chewy centers include cherry nut royals, Brazil
nuts, honey cocoanut, fruit mallows, caramels and
others. 1, 2, 3 and 5-pound boxes. Your choice of dark
ST4&@R IN ‘OKLAHOMA’ — Cast in the leading roles for the
t ht ction of Rodgers and Hammerstein hit musi- |
eateries eet Pome © rs |Mrs. Robert Scott, Mr. and Mrs. cale, “Oklahoma” in Oxford are
as Ado Annie and: Mrs. Earl L.
left, are Earl Koonce, who plays Jud and Tom O’Brien of Pontiac,
as Curley. The performance will be presented by the Oxford Music
Club at 8 p. m. in the auditorium
School.
Musicale Set in Oxford Pontiac Press Phete
from left above, Philinda Ashley
Koonce as Laurie. Seated from
of Oxford Area Community High
To Stage Oklahoma OXFORD —- The record-smash-
ing Broadway musicale, “Okla-
homa,” -will be recreated on the
of Oxford Area Community
ef
In the leading roles are Mr.
and Mrs, Earl L. .Koonce as Jud
and Laurie, Philinda Ashiey as Ado Annie and Tom O’Brien of)
Pontiac as Curley.
x * *
Gordon Mathie has done the mus-
ical preparation of the chorus, as-
sisting John Grose, who is musical
director of the production.
In charge of dramatics and chor-
glide ace Mert West Lakes Girl Scouts Mrs, Mark Van Wagoner, chair- man of the local club’s music
committee, is coordi- x ay Jean La Douceur respectively, +
Among the Junior High School
PTA chaperones will be Mr. and
Robert Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Nor-
a aed be the theme
for the annual fall d to be
held at 6:30 oh ditantey at
Commerce. Methodist Church.
Guest speaker, the Rev..Paul J.
Hart of the First Methodist Church in Pontiac, will speak on his ex-
periences while visiting Japan last
summer.
The 30-voice choir will present
several selections from the Jap-
anese musical comedy, ‘The
Mikado.” SWEETE
to Hold Autumn Pageant
An autumn camp fire and pag-
eant for the Girl Scout troop in
the West Lakes neighborhood will
be held tomorrow at the John
Ivory polo farm at 7 p.m. The of Oxford and Suzanne Kidd of Ama
Arbor. . girls’ families and friends. are in-|
vited, 685 N. East Boulevard (Pontiac)
3415 Elizabeth Lk. Rd. (Waterf’d Twp.) many others. 1, 2, 3 and 5-pound boxes. or milk chocolate coatings.
ual a Mr. and Mrs: 45 -
ivi NATIONAL Japanese Thanksgiving SANDERS
Theme of Church Dinner STORES FOOD STORES
COMMERCE—A “Japanese
SINCE 1875
ST DAY IS SATURD
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EIGHTEEN
In Walled Lake District
OK Plans for 2 School Additions WALLED LAKE — The Board Voorheis and Cox Insurance;tax, part of which would go to
financial of Education here has approved) agency has been named the agent architect's plans for additions to
two schools in the district.
* * *
The plans, prepared by Walter| icles for,the year and T. Anicka, school architect, call) out the remaining 50
for a final addition to the new! to other agents in the
High| * Clifford H. Smart Junior
School and for another seven rooms!
at the Union Lake Elenientary Z
In other school board action,
Taylor and Sens Chevrolet Agen- |
cy has been awarded the con-
tract for three six-cylinder pas-
senger cars for driver training
purposes in the school district
at $1,832 each. jof record for school insurance.
As such he wil retain 5¢@
cent of the school
* *
STUDY BUDGET
The school board currently is) aid.
*
Clitt ord ward school
*
ie
studying a revised budget for this|/ing that tickets for home football
school year. The board will meet) games be ‘sold at the south gate
with the Teachers’ Salary Com-'and that the St. William Church
The school board decided to keep mittee to discuss possible adjust- | and School parking lgt be used by
one of the cars used for driver ments of wages as soon as addi- | game patrons, it was announced
training last year to transport chil- tional information concerning state|by Smart that those arrangements
dren with defective hearing to spe- aid payments is received and ahave been completed and would cial classes in Pontiac
will “be hired for this purpose. A driver Supreme Court decision miade re-|be in effect at all future games
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She Married the Prince but .. .
Cinderella Tale Told in Modern
Fashion —Cinderelia'sjwith the prince became a living)So aid my old enemies. Even my needle. I turned from one dope, real life story, as it might be told lousy stepmother and my two lousy! sions another dope~ by ‘a modern literary ghost: As I look back siow, I realize|stepsisters talked me into getting|,..” ee ‘eae
slipper. w
Actually, it was only afterward
that I
T began to feel blue all the time.
happiness wa s,The prince was no help. He was
Before that I had 2O man, but a weak foolish boy.
been only a young \Far too immature for me. made me feel better,
out he was making love to half,around the palace cellar, Marriage
me into a wom-' After that I ceased to care. drank with anybody and everybody
an. | Success is very lonely, particu-\—the wine steward, the sewing
No one knows larly if it comes too fast. I found/girl, the captain of the guards. . hearts weep in,They all had their hands out.
palaces. My life My old friends sponged on me.
tenderly ,and murmur,
I grew more lonely. I found)lass.” king.
giving my-
“Good
| Well, thanks to the psychiatrist’s|shoes since the U.S. patent office but soon the old bubbly wasn't’couch and two trips to the federal )
| It broke my heart when I found|strong enough. I learned my way hospital at Lexington, Ky.
Next week my divorce from | prrRoIT —
the prince ts final. I didn’t get a
' 1¢ | ;| bad settlement—50 per cent of how many broken out nobody Joved me for myseif.|the guards themselves .. . and| ; ;
the friends of the guards’ friends.| e Preperty plus lawyers’ fees.
From the bottle I went on to the! What lies ahead? Well, the king— I've
red and kicked the habit. I discovered aan tu the chambermaids in the palace.|tapped every wine cask there, 1 self. I know who I am now. \my ex-father-in-law, wants to shed
his wife and make me’ the new
queen.
It is the kind of marriage that,
makes sense. The king is an older}
man, a father symbol who can
give me the emotional security I
~~ atents Add Up
, BOSTON — More than 8,000 pat-
ents have been granted for the)
‘manufacture of leather soles and|
\was established in 1836.
‘More 2-Car Families
|car-owning families having two or |
per cent as of now. In Queen Mary’s Letter to Duke
Tax Indictments .
Hit 8 Teamsters Federal Grand Jury
in Philadelphia Charges
Evasion for 1955 ‘Grieved Beyond Words’
manly (AP)—The late Queen) titude you took up caused your
Mary told the Duke of Windsor ‘
that in abdicating for the love of ney _ -" . ates
twice - divorced Wallis Warfield) _
Simpson, “‘you did not seem able| Jt seemed to take any point of view but those who made such sacrifices
your own.” during the war that you, as their
PHILADELPHIA {AP) — Eight
organizers for Teamsters Local
107 wefe indicted Wednesday by
a federal grand jury on charges of
evading 1955 taxes ‘ranging in
amounts from $248 to $858.
Indicted were Nicholas Frank,
Levittown, Pa., and Charles Amo-
roso, John Elco, Jacob Snyder,
Harry Lindsay, Michael Sobolew-
Grant, all of Philadelphia.
The government said that the
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cent in 1948 to an estimated 13.8!been under fire by the. Senate! <“ « king, refused a lesser sacrifice.
A secret letter that the old| mother oan hed Ftd and eur
Queen wrote her son 18 months} bein parted, and the c: of it (after his abdication as King a pee me beyond oa , ward VIII in 1936 was disclosed)”. fier all a a oe
today with the publication of her Sa ave a, put country before everything official biography. She ‘died at 85°. . a ag lon March 24, 1953, jcme,, ond I simply cannot change
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your intended marriage and ab-'as king without ‘‘the woman I
The percentage of! men were employed as organizers! dication and how I implored you love.’ His reign lasted less than
not to do so for our sake and'11 months and he was succeedéd
by his younger brother, the Duke
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1959
Allegan County Hit
by Financial Crisis.
It Just Isn’t Rite
Womanless Wedding. Set
6 at the Proud 7k Area. ; Rockefeller Plans
‘Nonpolitical'
Western Jaunt
ALBANY (UPI)—New York's
Gev. Nelson Rockefeller today
announced a cross country tour
Bugas Switches
fo Foreign Post | Will Head Operations
Overseas, Step Out of that will take him into the home- *reeeegsezesesrseq?
| land of Vice President Richard
! Nixon, his chief rival for the
| GOP presidential nomination in
DETROIT w& — John S. Bugas; 1968. Bargaining Picture
~ of Bloomfield Hills, Ford vice
president who has been the auto
* firm's chief architect of labor con-
* tracts for 15 years, is going to
concentrate on Ford's foreign op-
erations.
Bugas was relieved of his indus-
trial relations responsibilities yes-|
‘ terday and assigned to full-time
duties as director of manufactur-
ing and sales abroad.
President Henry Ford II an. |
neunced the change in a state-
ment saying the “great impor- |
tance of the company’s manu- | | trip to California and Oregon, * * *
The move was Widely inter-
preted as an indication that the
Si-year-old chief executive plans
a program of testing his strength
among Republican delegates.
* * *
Rockefeller said, however, that
he was “not going as a candi-
date.’’ He announced a three-day
states considered politically sig-
nificant because of their primary
elections. Vice President Nixon
is from California. The board's social welfare com-
mittee also reported that the cchel; ‘bagi of 8 92
the help defray the cont
* * * :
The students, their teachers and
some parents will camp from Nov.
department's 31 employes already
have $10,500 in calaries due at
Pimlico Calls Ott
*: Special for Top Nags
BALTIMORE (| — The Mary-
land Jockey Club today called off
this year's running of the Pimlico
Special after it failed to arrange
between Hillsdale and present and that the department,
mr witeit tits to met toe HOUSING Starts Fall
More Than Usual The blame for the financial crisis
was put on increases in hospital
and
WASHINGTON ® — Private
housing starts fell more than usual medical expenses for the
county.
last month, the Commerce Depart-
ment reported Wednesday. Work
was started on 117,000 private
dwelling units, compared ~ with
124,800 in August. , |tor of Pimlico race course, said ‘‘I
The report said housing starts
were at a seasonally adjusted an-
nual rate of 1,325,000—down from
rate of 1,340,000 estimated in
August. Starts hit a peak rate
a. %
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AP Wirephete
‘ pound satellite. Studying cosmic radiation and
other mysteries of space, it will advance a step
further sending a man into space within the
next two years. The Juno rocket was launched
from Cape Canaveral, Fla., Tuesday.
THE INSIDE AND OUTSIDE OF [T — When
the Juno II rocket blasted away from its launch-
ing pad, it carried Explorer VII into an orbit.
The gyroscope satellite is expected to answer
Tany questions about space and. the weather.
The diagram gives you the workings of the 9114- He’s Ist Mexican Chief
to Visit Canadians
OTTAWA (UPI)—Mexican Pres-
ident Adolfo Lopez Mateos begins
the first Canadian visit by a Mex
ican head of state today.
The President of the United Mex-
facturing and sales activities
abroad” require Bugas’ full
is on Pembroke road in Bloomfield ~_.s
Hills, had held two vice presiden- Dispute to Court
“ dustrial relations and also vice}
president of international group. | DETROIT — John A. Méilon,
relations since 1945. \state’s license plate fee office,
ne jsaid he would go to court today to
* charge of the FBI's Detroit office ea si — : file ‘a bill
to go with Ford in the 1940s. « | ile ‘a
lasking that Secretary of State ;will introduce the officers for the manufacturing executive, be- \James M. Hare be stopped from \Walled Lake PTA to Hold)" |
came Bugas' successor as head ar and make announcements. Gov. Williams Tours | ichampionship match 21 years ‘See 1957, Bugas. who's home! | KES License Job
cies. He was vice president of in-|
He had headed Ford's industria) deposed manager of a secretary of
Bugas quit as special agent in; fight for his job.
Kenneth D. Cassidy, former jot complaint with Ciopult Cnirt,
lclosing the office and replacing it ago.”
. adversary of UAW President Wal- eevee
es ee ses of industrial relations. a |with another one on Detroit's east of 2218 Woodland St., Royal Oak,
joined the company in 1946. He
has been executive aide in the
metal stamping and steel and
giass divisions.
A second new vice president is
* \side
Hare asked Mellon to resign
when the chairman of the l4th
district's Democratic committee
charged Mellon failed to cooper-
ate with the district's official ‘Polish Auto Factory
WARSAW, Poland #—Gov. Wil-
liams of Michigan ended a five-day
tour of Poland with a visit to a
Polish automobile factory yester- Malcolm L. Denise. He will sist Iday.
with Cassidy in industrial rela. Democratic organization. «*«t
tions. A native of Decatur, II Hare also ordered the office “There is just no comparison
Denise has been a labor relations closed at 5 p.m. today and said it between that plant and those in| legal expert for Ford
* * * jt
The | would be replaced by the new one | Michigan,”’
omorrow. The new office will be
departure of Bugas from manned by civil service personnel owned factory in the Warsaw
the labor relations scene removes rather than appointees.
a familiar figure from Ford's la-
bor contract bargaining with the of Michigan's 250 fee offices under that is where the similarity ends.’ ‘|
civil service eventually United Auto Workers.
* * * '
Bugas headed the Ford bargain-
ing teams as the company’s No. ]
ter Reuther in many hot contract
battles
He gave up his FBI office to go
with Ford at the time of the com-
pany’s reorganization under Henry
Ford II following the death of the
elder Henry Ford, company found-
er and Henry II's grandfather
As Big as One State
Malaspina Glacier off the
southern coast of Alaska could
cover all of Rhode Island.
Hare said he hoped to place all
No Raise in Floor
of UAW Entry Fee
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. —The
United Auto Workers’ conven.
tion refused today to increase
the minimum initiation fee for
local unions to $15.
The constitution now provides
for a fee of not less than $5 or |
more than $15.
Many delegates argued the in-
crease would cripple efforts to
get new members. the governor comment-
ed after his visit to the state-
suburb of Zeran. ‘‘Both their plant
and ours produce automobiles, but
The governor said he could not |
speak as an automotive expert,
but he was impressed by the poor
condition of the workshops, the
vast amounf of idle machinery
and an apparent lack of organ-
ization.
The Zeran plant produces about
10.000 Warszawa sedans a year.
Villlams said he was told that
Starting pay at the plant was 800)
zlotys a month ($33 at the official
exchange).
« &
The governor, accompanied by
Mrs. Williams, flew from Warsaw
to Berlin, via Copenhagen and
Hamburg. In Berlin they will start
a tour of West Germany.
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game bird found in every state/Mexican Ambassador Rafael
Charles West, PTA president,'of the nation. iwill be greeted by Gov.
Colina. ‘of 1,434,000 in April,
For the first nine months of the
-lyear, the annual rate of starts
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corresponding portion of 198 was
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Pondfield said the track's fail-
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,
TWENTY-ONE
State Group’s Budget Small
Uses Intluence«to’ Boost History LANSING (UPI) —, mmo ee}
-‘g revival of interest in Michigan! tsiand; @ mill at Waterloo; a ghost peep Nag 5 per Copunt
on how to start & historical
society or plan a unity cen-
tennial.
It publishes a quarterly maga-
tine, “Michigan History,’”’ und
tographs in the state archives it
runs,
Just as important, however, is
the indirect hand the Commission has in buying and restoration of
important historical sites.
* * *
“We're not in the land manage-
ment business and we don’t want
to be," Beeson said. ia tnt Je Be Keweornay
Strang and a band of followers
colonized Beaver Island (in north-| ‘
q
Tavitwe Bees: t Copree, wits
closely together.
me cod a basil Mitery was considered
has a history at least as colorful
and exciting as that of any other.”’
Russ Production Up,
Tass Report Says |Mascot Search
Hard on Hunter Mother Falcon ‘Bombs’
dm. Ponce ACADEMY, Colo.
(UPID—A couple of Air Force cap-
tains have found that supplying
the new Air Force Academy with
if a supply is close at hand.
Recently, Captains William L.
Richardson Jr., and Don W. Gal-
vin climaxed weeks of surveying
two falcon aeries in the area by
capturing six slightly shook but
lively baby falcons.
The birds were nabbed from
nests located on Cathedral Reck,
a prominent landmark near the
Academy, and from the Norm
Smith ranch near Monument,
ern Lake Michigan) in the 1840s at
_ about the same. time Brigham
founded Salt Lake City.
* * *
The Mormon leader. set up his
own ‘‘country,” although he per-
ature. |
~ |both the first nine months of 1959
" jand the third quarter had been MOSCOW* (UPI) — Soviet indus-
trial production in the first nine|
jtargets by 4 per cent and was up|
|12 per cent over the same period
‘last year, Tass says.
* * *
Quoting an official announce-
ment of the Central Statistical
Board, Tass said that targets: for
surpassed “both in over-all indus- Cole,
Galvin was methodically dive- duty for Richardson, since he’s
officer-In-charge of the cadet
faleoners,
mothér. Falconry is his off-day
hobby. During duty hours he
teaches political science.
Refugees Quarter
of West Germans
FRANKFURT, Germany (UPI)
—Every fourth person living in
West Germany today is a refugee
from behind the Iron Curtain,
bombed by the mother of four of)
the birds obtained from Cathedral
Rock. He suffered a score of
needle-beaked bites.
* * *
Richardson had to go mountain)
climbing to take the other pair of |
falcons. They were perched ‘on the
lip of a red sandstone about 200
feet above a mesa en the Smith
ranch. the German Ministry for Refugee
Affairs reports.
x *« *
In its latest refugee figures, |
brought up to July 1 of this year, |
the ministry said there were
12,732,600 refugees in West Ger- |
many exclusive of the Saarland
and West Berlin.
The figure is 24.6 per cent of
the total population, the report
said. But for Galvin it was a matter |
mascots is no simple chore, even |Of ‘enjoyment, despite the Stuka-'
like attack by the baby birds’|
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which histerieal sites should be
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Some of the most important on‘Society, as well as Commission
the priority list at the moment in-|chairman. Beeson, who was born in Oregon
and received his doctorate at the
trial production and in most of the INSTRUCTS FALCONERS
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Tass said. Refugees from Communist East
Germany account for 3,245,000 of
the total, The other 9,486,700 |
came from the Oder-Neisse terri-
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TWENTY-THREE
Another Rocky
for Governor? Winthrop Rockefeller Is
Possible Candidate for
_ Arkansas Post
DALLAS, Tex. (UPI) Arkansas} *8"e* tillionairé Winthrop Rockefeller,
in Dallas to visit the State Fair
q@f Texas, says he might run for
governor of Arkansas, although
he is not “‘seeking’’ the job.
* * *
, But Rockefeller hedged when
questioned about: party affiliation
and his views on present Gov,
Orval Faubus. He came to. Dallas
from Little Rock to see the state
fair.
; “This whole subject is new to
me,” Rockefeller said. “It was
not my idea. Let's make that
clear. And [ am definitely not
seeking the job.”
Rockefeller predicted that the
chief issue in any future guberna-
torial election in Arkansas would
be integration, whether he is a
candidate or not.
‘ALL THE SAME’
“I don’t think there are any
such things as first and second
class citizens,” Rockefeller said.
“They’re all the same when
taxes are to be paid and when
the draft call comes. Why should
it be different when it ecmes
to scheols?”’ -
About Faubus, Rockefeller said
only that “‘he’s still the governor
of the state and I work for him
as chairman of the Arkansas In-
dustrial Development Commission.
Remember — if I object to him
too strongly I could have re-
signed.”
* * *
Rockefeller would not say
whether he would run on the Re-
publican or Democratic ticket if
he enters the governor's race.
“Everybody assumes that it
would be on the Republican
ticket, but this is not necessar-
fly so,” he said. “I wouldn't
be adverse to running as an
independent.”
He said he would decide on the
matter later.
Press Relations
Panel Scheduled
by School Group
The Oakland County School
Board Assn. wil! hold its fall din-
ner 6:30 p.m, Oct. 21 at Fern-
dale’s new high school, 881 Pine-
crest.
* *® *
A panel will be presented on
“What Have They Said About You
Lately,” or ‘“‘How Are Your Press
Relations.’
The pane! wil! be moderated by
Abraham Brickner, president of
the Oak Park Board of Education.
* * x
Panelists include William Shunck,
superintendent of Waterford Town-
ship Schools; Joseph N. McCall,
editor of the Holly Herald-Adver-
tiser; Ben Jones, president of the |
Troy Board of Education; and
Grant Howell, managing editor of
the Royal Oak Daily Tribune.
Laos Prober Deaies
Knowing of Top Red
TOKYO (AP) — A member of
former commander in Korea is
masterminding the rebellion in
Laos. <*
* * *
“I've never heard. of it,” said
Brig. Gen.
I've heard it, I'm really aston-
ished."’
A high official in the Japanese
Foreign Ministry also stated he
had no such report.
* *x *
Ahrens arfrived in Tokyo from
Laos Wednessay night with Shin-
ichi Shibusawa ‘of Japan, chair- tion par
of the vast; subcontinent and ear- Ww GTON W =~ A 12-na-\the big bottleneck issues in pre-;meetings in Washington over the
on Antarctica, includ-jvious East-West ‘disarmament|past 15 months. May Smooth. Disarmament Road
Parley on Antarctica Neutrality The United States recognizes
none of the claims and does not
assert sovereignty for itself in Ant-
arctica, The Soviet Union made a
long study which disputed the Ant-
claims of
others. Moscow extended no claim The seven claiming sovereign-
ty over parts of Antarctica are
Argentina, Australia, Chile,
France, New Zealand, Norway
and the United Kingdom.
Besides the United States and
Russia, conference participants arctica sovereignty
of its own.
. * * *
Secretary of State Christian A.
without such claims are Belgium,|Herter will welcome the delega-
Representatives of the 12 nations|Japan and the Union of South|tioms and serve as temporary chair-
marking it for cooperative scien-|have held 60 secret preliminary | Africa. man,
Says GOP Blocked
Idle Pay to 30,000
from collecting some six million
dollars” in jobless pay benefits
which “rightfully should have been theirs.”
Speaking on a Democratic-spon-
sored television program, Brown
declared last night that the Re-|
publicans were guilty of “‘legisla-
tive blackmail’’ would agree fo- passage of a tem-
The amendment would have re-
pealed a State Supreme Court
decision in the Ford-Canton case,
involving the payment of jobless
benefits to Michigan workers id-
led by a strike in the Ford plant
at Canton, Ohio.
compensation payments up to 13
said 30,000 Michigan workers would
have been eligible for the added
by insisting on benefits if the state Legislature had
tific ventures. .
The great south polar region —
as big as the U States and
From a cold war standpoint, this
government figures a peacekeep-
ing agreement for Antarctica may
show the way toward other East-
West deals on disarmament and
use of outer space.
Antarctica is a timely trial
Yzround because both Moscow and
Washington agree no nation can
yet stake out spvereignty over ter-
ritory there. Also, scientists of the
two nations have been cooperating
in antarctic studies.
The proposed treaty would shelve
without prejudice territorial claims
already made by seven of the 12
nations. Some of these claims are
conflicting.
How feng the treaty would be
in effect is up to the conference
to decide.
In outlawing military use of
Antarctica, the United States
wants an inspection system to
make sure there are no violators.
It would not rule out such log-
istical facilities as naval supply
bases, but would ban missile
sites.
Control and inspection have been |
Lakes May See
Great Ore Race End of Steel Walkout
Would Create a Mighty |
Demand by Smelters |
HAMILTON, Ont. —The big-
gest Great Lakes race in history
Heriberto Ahrens of
Argentina. ‘‘This is the first time may start next week if a Taft-
{Hartley injunction ends the United)
States steel strike.
| Ore boat operators hope to get |
nearly 250 carriers in operation in|
jan effort to beat the “freeze
|squeeze”™ which is inevitable by
ithe end of November.
Hamilton’s steel mills have
been stockpiling ore at a satis- |
| factory rate, due to their ability |
to move cargoes from Seven |
| Islands on the north shore of the
St. Lawrence,
But their normal sources are the
mines at the head of Lake Superior |
and they may be able to get a
head start on United States car-
riers at the loading docks.
U.S. ore carriers may not be
able to sail for four or five days
after the strike is halted. Crews
are scattered far and wide and it
will take them that long to travel)
to port cities and get their ships
ready.
Canada Steamship Lines and
upper lakes shipping carriers
have been running regularly be- |
tween Seven Islands and Hamil- |
ton,
They can switch to the upper
lakes run rapidly.
Steel mills in the United States |
are told the carriers can move)
more than 17 million tons of ore to)
Lake Michigan and Lake Erie}
smelters before the freeze up. This)
is not enough for full production |
throughout the winter.
Vet Fire Chief Dies
HARBOR SPRINGS # — Louis
E. Juillerett, chief of the volunteer
Harbor Springs fire department
for 61 years until 1958, died Tues-
day at Little Traverse Hospital in
man of the U.N, group.
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HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Movie
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he won't do television shows be-!
cause he doesn't want to offer
competition to himself — or to,
the theater exhibitors who helped
make him a film star.
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Building Block Assembly Lines Cut Costs ‘ Jand the inflexibility of paist highly-| SCHOOL’S Reale: bea Goss g an agers ie automatic production lines. =
New Industrial Revolution Dawns “ey! gute ad a + * afew
"In at least one case, a com- COME, SAVE!
pany built a completely automatic | ' . &
biel : plant, then was never able to use , |
ac igs G oe eae \ lit because its customers’ wanted
a; change in the specifications of
the product the plant was designed
to turn out. It was cheaper to
scrap the whole plant than to alter |
it. etatiiiind setae kent
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Under the new ‘‘building block”
system, a manufacturer caught
in a changing market will be able
to change a number of his
“units’’ relatively cheaply, keep
| right eon producing without long
| shutdowns, :
Another advantage: a small
company will be able to build up
its automated production lines
piece by piece. With ‘‘building
’ blocks,”’. he can keep adding un
goods from automobiles to oil well equipment. These changes | “It’s the best news we've heard |
should gradually mean more variety in the things you buy, for jin a long time,” says one small |
example in styles of cars. a manufacturer |
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the car you buy. ment. |— as some of the new small cars| Th hod Wo ' : } ; : . : “Se new sthods will «also at least one major automobile | These changes should gradu- ‘for 1960 are tailo s| ona ew me . as = & or = are tall shin me —— cut down somewhat the seasonal | maker. —_— - — _ aera een i } the costs of many types of goods— ; styles. 3 to 14. ‘a fa automobiles, farm machinery, mis. biles. the time between the day sn im- |ternational Harvester. _ St. Mary’s Coats a
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7 Arthur Godfrey's Son Hawaii Has a ‘Mostest’ Montana Sees Changes |Death Valley Below Sea
Breaks Leg at Soccer The southernmost point in. the| HELENA, Mont, — During the| BARSTOW, Calif. — Death Val- — ‘ ' Boat jrsse yg eee ton gee remqnlnene. Pag conendiees Sacpere nied papell wf
RICHMOND, Va. Uf — Mike God- Key West, Fla, is now Ka Lae,|sion of the United States, the state/in width and is about 150 miles in frey, son of television personality the tip of Hawaii Island. It is on'of Montana has been a part of six|length. It averages about 279 feet Arthur Godfrey, was reported in @ parallel with Mexico City. —'natipnal subdivisions. below sea level. “ .
satisfatcory condition at a local
hospital today.
He broke a leg Tuesday in a
soccer game. Godfrey, a student at
Virginia Military Institute, was
playing in a match at Randolph-
Macon College in nearby Ashland.
a
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In the next week executives of the company will
be calling on housewives in the Metropolitan
Detroit area. They plan to ask homemakers
what they like in supermarkets. REMINISCING — C. Olaf Tolla (left), vice
president of the Kroger Detroit division, and
Joseph B. Hall, president of the Kroger com-
pany, set out in a horse-drawn replica of the
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Kroger Executives Call
Hudson River on County Housewives e s
Settin Ancient | Three hundred executives of the
Kroger Co. the nation’s third lar-
gest food chain, are ringing door-
Adirondack Hills Are bells this week in the Wayne-Oak-
Over a Billion Years land County area to find out what
Old, Now Eroded
have no set list of questions to ask
They expect to chat with home.
makers in an informal way, giv-
ing the women an opportunity to
tell what they would like to see
in new supermarkets, what. they
like and don’t like about the pres-
ent setup
Hall emphasized in his an-
nouncement of this program that Mrs. America likes and dislikes
about supermarkets.
| Joseph B. Hall, president of the
company, started the doorbell ring-
ing, Tuesday in Detroit
The company interested in
obtaining a relationship WASHINGTON—Henryv Hudson's
famous river, explored by him on
the Half Moon 350 years ago, is is
closer
short in distance but long on” with its customers, the sort of rap-| It is not a consumer research geology port the smal] corner grocery store | program: in the ordinary Sense.
Near its source, the Hudson is has always had. | There has been no careful plot- a clear trout stream, dashing . | ting of representative groups or through forests of spruce and re — eine Paice | ages. It is more like the samp- . SS
balsam. Later, it flows placidly oor, =e s * | ling of opinion an old-time ped- past ancient mountains and lava! sewing packet. If she can pro- |
duce a $5 cash register tape | if neo ! .
ae to meet incoming Atlantic dated from Oct. 5 threagh Oct.
a ; 16 she will be given the oppor- For 300 miles the river follows tunity to answer a general ques-
a remarkably Straight course tien about feed.
much of it along a deep valley
With steeply msing rock walls The right answer wins her a
the National Geographic Society prize. In any case she receive
Says |merchandise coupon
The Hudson rises in New York
State's Adirondack wilderness |
among hills of ancient granites
which formed the roots of a
great mountain chain over a bil-
lion years ago. The mountains
eroded away, leaving only a
trace of events which took place
in the primitive crust. The rocks
are among the oldest on earth.
The highest point the river
hasin is Mount Marcy. more than
The Hud in
a mile above sea level.
son's birthplace there has been
described by a naturalist as ‘‘a
minute, unpretending tear of the
clouds .. . a lovely pool shivering}
in the breeze of the mountains.”’|
the stream
tumbles over stones shining green, State Employes Assn
iridescent manded
|State Employes Union change its|
|name to avoid confusion in identi-
When the Hudson joins the Mo- fying the two organizations. blue with c gold, and
labradorite.
SEA LEVEL AT TROY
hawk at Troy, 150 miles from its
mouth. it
Hudson Highlands, site
Point. In
i sheer gray cliff rises on ‘west * * *
Hal] and his fellow executives
has reached sea level. accused the rival group of fraud
Southward, the river passes the and deception and threatened a
of gWest lawsuit if it ignores the demand
metropolitan ol Similarity in names has caused Irked by Rival State Association Says
It Wants New Name:
to Avoid Similarity
|
LANSING —The Michigan|
today de-
the AFL-CIO Michigan
Gordon Larson, MSEA president
“embarrassment and misidenti- S$ 4 division here is the largest in the
company.
erated in this area from division
| headquarters at 12701 Middle Belt
|Rd., Livonia.
Employe Group | dier got from the people he
called on.
This sampling was first done on
a small scale in Pittsburgh. The
Detroit area was chosen for the
first large scale ‘“‘Kroger Calls on
You"’ program because the Kroger
One-hundred retail stores are op-
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old as the first colonies, yet its feeling is as new as our 50th state. simulated planking with set-in keys . . EW | _ |
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. . . WITH COLONIAL INSPIRED DESIGN RICAN as the 4th of July, AMERICAN SQUARE remembers the past as it salutes the present. Its inspiration is as American provincial craftsmanship is echoed in the - Cut out decorative motifs. Built-in long low lines in mellow Walnut! Keyed to
bank and forms the Palisades—a ” P
wall 3 to 550 feet high and 12| Sere dean ae cre te today’s rooms, AMERICAN SQUARE is for every room in your home! Note the modest prices! miles long. The cliff begam 88 8/ wascu claims 12,580 state em- great sheet of lava in Triassic! jioves as member, Larson said } ' times, some 160 million years ago.| to a better to Robert 8. Gros- THE DINING ROOM! 4 Red shales above and below the; — . ~
M4 5 Palisades contain the bones and| ‘°F ——
bs footprints of dinosaurs. Last May, Larson said. a strike
4 Oe threat by the MSEU because of | ” 4 . payless paydays for state employes |
42 Round Table. SGne $ 85.00 : MSU Is Getting was erroneously attributed to the
. : Hi h Cc AD MSEA, leading to resignation of Cane Back Chair..... 28.50 1g aqilper several members
. S d N The MSEU claims a member
Glass Door China. ind 159.00 tudents Now ship of 1,500.
52” Buffet 145.00 EAST LANSING (UPI:—Apr Larson said the rival group ees ° matls eal bye = of ents nt adopted a similar title in ‘a de 4 Michigan State Universit, get. liberate attempt to mislead and/|
ling halter deceive career civil service em-
é + +* ployes.”* ' MSI adn scholar * * *
shps director Gordon A. Sabine The name of the AFL-CIO group,
caid yesterday that this veare N@ Said, is not registered as a
freshman class has m top scho]. Corporation, a labor association of
arship students. students ab rank “even as an assumed name.”
4 t the top of national intelligence _ = = ou —— es
tests and students who had straight
“A” averages in high school than f
any of the previous classes 7 } Are cow 72" Lon Dropleaf There are also more students ; POM: ine Hunting rd Table who were valedictorians and salu- ce En 4 $99.50 tatorians than there were before
he said.
: * * + C ; A similar increase in such stu- 5 H : Sate ee ae ate OOSE from 51 PIECES for BEDROOM, LIVING ROOM and DINING ROOM — i ' TT for two years in the freshman i classes, he said i ie
4
; | . , } 414 First Trail Winner : /, 1) aceamaeeiaall| 1 | for Pontiac Pointer | NO BIG BILLS LY a '} The first time year-old Satillo, B ° °
Wahoo Rab took part in a field Fine quality ——— } trail, he came through with a win ——! a for his owner, Dave Grubb of glosses at . ——— | , } Pontiac. } sensible prices. —— i Wahoo is an English Pointer, | | — od just back home from a training, Night Table “school” in western Canada: He 5-Drower Chest 7.50 was tops among 18 fine midwest- $118.00 +4 Bookcase Bed $95 i 54” Colonial Hutch $235 ern dogs in the open puppy stake
at Warren, Ohio, last weekend
“~ “He had a good back course”
: Dave savs, ‘“‘fhen came up with a wo Miao
solid pint on five pheasants at ; irror . : once.”* \ | b 10% DOWN, TERMS of COURSE! Waboo's pappy. Rab the Hunter. | } iieeeeaiaiaeedemmenea : . missed another stake win when he| 4 pr. spescer Oates, Optometrist — ee re __ | Seem 13 NO. SAGINAW ST.
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Cape Hunting 'S teelworkers’ Resources.
Dwindle Day by D Dogs Hunt YOU | vwmosner s. cnacent ene PITTSBURGH, Pa. (AP)—The ernment surplus food if they can
‘ half-million striking steelworkers;Prove they have exhausted all Ferocious Pups Rarely jwio haven't picked up a pay check|*heir savings and other assets.
Survive in Captivity; |in ike- But for the most part the ‘half- P yi a3 ‘wooks are a tiriite-wign, Y0- million striking steelwerkers. are
Tremendous Savings
Mother Kills Them aomrcohe Jot, but thelr jfinaneial ving Sree ete ars DURING
s worsen as the ay ither
dispute lengthens. dipping further and further into
WASHINGTON (UPI) — When! . & *% fan tee - = aueee deeer
you think of an affectionate,| What soyrces of income do they | =
loyal pet, the first word that prob- have? For the great majority “TV Quiz Probe | to »janswer is ‘none.’
ghiy, comes to your mated. te “dog's Many of the family men in’ the But there are a couple of pups) .io6) milis learned t Is Bi Mistake recently born at the Washington/start building up a po by alten g ‘ National Zoo you certainly wouldn't months before contract time rals\Price Maintains
Treasure Chest Days want around YOUR house. around, Then they try to stretch 4 ] They are called Cape Hunting/the ‘reserve during the work stop-) JACKSON W-Actor Vincent dogs. Zoo officals are keeping|Page. Price says the congressional in-
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their fingers crossed. These snarl-| A few — a very few — are for-|vestigation of rigged TV quiz shows ing, snapping youngsters rarely|tunate and find part-time jobs. |is a ‘terrible mistake” if it means | survive in captivity. In geotne, — a big excep-jloss of quiz shows.
tion, striking workers are eligible! Price, himself a quiz show vet-| The reason: their mother — |{or unemployment benefits. jeran, said in an interview yester- whose disposition is none too | But New York is the only state|day the shows were the ‘ ‘only pro-| good —usually kills her young. In (with such legislation. For the| grams that were imparting knowl-| fact, full-grown Cape Hunting most part the workers are shift- eae or telling me anything, re- dogs will kill anything they can jing for themselves. The United | gardless of how they were phonied get their fangs into. Steelworkers international has no/yup."’
While Zoo officals theorize that ‘strike fund; it pays the workers | The actor, on a lecture tour,
mom may have become a bit less 2° bene fits, + + | sald that when he appeared on
: barbarous in her Washington | - ; | **$64,000 Challenge” he was, not | Som t surroundings, the surly-eyed pups ‘healthy . Baradlioy selicaages var coached. He said the sh s
seem to have retained all the in- os jade Sar iPvrsas h edshi | “only rehearsed insofar as the |
stincts of their forefathers. | ane P a P .; « & cases. In most of those cases the wae lag was concerned.” He
locals buy food in wholesale lots| “##4 "0 one took money under Keepers say they prefer to stay and distribute it to the needy. false pretenses,
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medical and fuel bills for those \grams, Saying ‘‘it’s a show, and if}
in dire need. But there is no fixed|they want to pay their money to!
keeper. program that provides any as-\have it — O.K., it’s not the gov. |
These anti-social animals are’ sured income for all the strikers. | ernme nt's money.”
natives of South Africa. Even on Jn some states — Pe nnsylvania,| “I hope everybody in the United!
that continent of killer animals {o, example — workers can quali-|States will fight what they're doing | Cape Dogs are regarded among fy for public assistance and gov- in Washington on this.” Price said. | the best—and most efficient— ss = . |
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Bank Shortage
Being Shushed Dallas Official Free.
Under Bond; $290,320
Amount Missing
DALLAS, Tex. (AP) — Authori-
ties kept mum today about what
became of $290,320 they accused
a bank official of misapplying. |
Federal agents charged James
Cook Evans, 52, thin-haired, quiet
and mild, in the case Wednesday |
but refused to disclose many de-
tails, He waived preliminary hear-
ing and went free under only
$2.500 bond
The money disappeared in the
past two years, inveshgators said
from the First National Bank in
Dallas, one of the city’s largest
Pvans was an assistant vice pres-
ident and had worked there since
4925
Ben H. Wooten, president of the
bank, said he understood the
shortage involved five other men
and a wildcat oi! dmiling project
No other bank employe had any
thing to do with the shortage, he
said
The FBI charged Evans specif
fcally with a false entry in bank
records crediting a nonexistent
$3.009 deposit. Evans had no
comment
“The misapplication came about TWOFOLD BENEFI
but also the big T —
through the making of fictitious .
deposits and the paying and con One of the largest and most i€ ™ ar eivViil,, al { - ;
Beneficial projects receiving sup- cleaning of drafts drawn for. col :
lec " Woote d port from the United Fund is the
ection ooten Said Communit Activities Center k
Fidelity bonds covered fhe mMmunity le ent lo rath t | > S ' sartive
amount of the loss, the bank pres _ ed in the heart of Waterford
; ow nship
ident said - I ' : ; ;
Other emploses discovered a More than just a local commun
shortage Tuesday when jilness 'ty center, the big cement block
kept Evans off the job. and the; PUl/ding on Willams Lake road
Evans was bank notified the FBI accommodates some
tired County people weekly,
to secretary and general
Mrs. Helen Ha
* * *
Ousted Surgeon
ls Sued Again ss: surplus food Everything from ballet
ng fun programs, to
ic =omeetings
ibution of gx }.000 Oakland
according
manager
archers
dog training and Saturday mor
rummage
and
vernment
is in Operation eve!
hour of every day and might in
Dr. Sullenberger and the week : From the outside, the big two-
Pontiac . General Are story square building looks sub-
Linked in Demand stantial] — and plain. There is no
fancy entrance-way, no elegant pil
i. Ne Siiwherer ant steps or Impressive decora
is ne pints nad ons: Of AN} kind There 2 little ont rT i spita] ave ,
been linked again i
ing $250.000 damages
Filed in Circuit Court yesterday
by Mrs. Manon L. Mero, 154
Larkspur Rd Lake. the
sult names the hospital's medical |
staff and Board of Trustees as co-
defendants
Specific charges are to
within 15 days a Suit claim 1
Umon
, Mrs. Mero's husband, Pili, died
in the hospital Nov
was one of several surgical pa
tients Dr. Sullenberger was
treating in the hospital at the
time he was t.mporarily sus-
pended by the Board of Trustees
Nov. 13, 1937.
After his suspension. Dr Sullen
berger was not allowed to enier
the hospital again. He has claumed
iontS WAS that care of his seven pat:
taken away from him and placed
by the hospital into the h ands of
other doctors who were in good
standing
x * *
Dr. Sullenberger's suit for re
instatement at the hospital led t
the charges that he had violated
professional standards at the hos-
pital in 25 cases, in six of which
the patient died
*® * *
sult eventually wae thrown
that the
asked for The
out on grounds
should have first
ing by the Board of Truster
later asked for doctor
i hear
Dr. Sullenberger
one and it resulted his pe
manent suspension from the hos
pital last fall.
Directs Acquittal
in Murder Case Feels Prosecutor Fails
to Prove Guilt in East's
Vigilante Trial |
CHELSEA, Vt. (®—Robert 0.
Welch of Newbury was acquitted |
of murder today by a directed |
verdict which ended \ermont's
vigilante trial.
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The huge gymnasium with
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dreds of people young and old in one end
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In the loft on his family’s farm at Renko where he hid 38 years
hilpinen emerged into the world this week on learning that he no Jonger
OWN Wav in can be prosec but room for parking
ds inside
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hun
ll. tennis
special organizational
ser ed
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a bewildering modern world he has scarcely seen. Not only do the Girl
Scouts of America benefit from the United Fund,
Community
where the Scouts meet in Waterford Township.
UF Assists Watertord Center Activities ing are Mrs
Center Earl Wilson, Mrs
stainless steel kitchen) All prepara
tion and serving of the food is do- ty ity
nated by the CAI Women's Aunil
lary.
A complete dairy bar keeps teen
agers appetite a nom
inal cost s satisfied, at
Musical recitals, square dancing
groups, ladies reducing classes and
political ralhes help keep the build-
ing ‘alive.’ All kinds of holiday
parties booked far in advance
ind the Rotary Club and Junior
Chamber of Commerce have their ire
weekly noonday luncheons perma
nently scheduled at the CAI,
* * *
Civil Defense, the Garden club
the Blood Bank. Cancer Society
ind all boy and girl Scouting pro-
grams make the CAI the basic
headquarters for régular activities
Strictly a non - profit organiza
tion, the CAI operates continually
all year long and only small fees
Learns He’s Witness
to Theft—Too Late
PENSACOLA, Fla. (UPI)—While
City Attorney F. Churchill Mellen
was parking his car in the Cit}
Hall lot
mobile being driven away
It until later
learned vehicle he noticed another auto
he
to
employe and was be that
belonged wasn t
the
inother citys
Ing stolen before his very eves
>.
ad
LPI Telephote
who deserted the
1¢ Was afraid of horses, is shown Kilpinen, 58,
indicated he will try to make his
dudge Natt L. Divoll Jr. told
the jury he and the two side
judges who, under Vermont law,
sit with the court, had concluded
nnanimously the case should be
ended at this point after defense
had rested without calling a |
single witness.
* * *
Judge Divoll explained to the
jurors that the court first denied
a defense motion for a directed |
verdict but decided to order one ||}
on a renewed motion filed after
defense counsel Henry
announced he would present no
testimony inasmuch as he felt
the prosecution had failed to |
“prove guilt. |
* * * '
Welch, 46-year-old school jani-
for, was indicted along with |
Frank W. ter, 43, for the | slaying of OWille A. Gibson. 47, | prosperous Newbury dairy farm
er. |
: was nat on trial
with Welch.. He was scheduled
for a separate trial. but the
state immediately announced it
will net prosecute him in view
of Welch's acquitttal. Black |i)
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Japanese Unions Plan
to Block Missile Sale for Grand Rapids
TOKYO (UPI)’— Leaders of 10| GRAND RAPIDS (UPI)—Robert
labor unions warned the govern-|Zeller, conductor of the Grand
merit today union members would Rapids Symphony Orchestra, has
attempt to prevent the landing of|announced plans to form a junior
the first Sidewinder missiles bought|symphony orchestra here.
from the United States when the| Zeller said he and Daniel Ko-
weapons arrive here. vast, symphony violist and a music
x * * instructor at Grand Rapids Junior
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delegation have a total member-}symphony which will include musi-
ship of 200,000 workers. cians from 12 to 21 years old. « Junior Symphony Set
agreed to transport 19 high school
students living in Rochester Knolls
been walking along a stretch of
Walton boulevard dubbed ‘‘ex-!
tremely dangerous” by the board.
About a dozen parents from the
said,
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that the trap is enclosed in a paper ‘box, keeping the steel parts from / dent if allowed to continue.
ichildren or pets
* * *
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Harry Versyer, from whom Gal-|
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‘Cotton Firm Tycoon |
Elliott Springs Dies
NEW YORK «®—Col. Eniott!
White Springs, 63, president of |
Springs Mills, Inc., and a number
of other cotton firms, died today |
in Memorial Hospital of cancer of
the pancreas.
¥ * *
Springs was an gutstanding flier
in World War I, credited with
11 enemy planes, '
and an author of a number of
. ~« *
He headed many enterprises in *
| and a half of the school. | subdivision appeared at the board
meeting to ask the school officials
to help alleviate the problem they |
felt might result in a serious acci-
Concurring with the parents
that the section of road in ques- |
tion was an extremely hazardous |
one to travel on foot, even for |
students of high school age, |
beard members agreed to make
an exception for one year in their
| | policy requiring older students |
to walk if they live within a mile | La
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In making this exception the
board asked the cooperation of the
parents involved to try and find
another solution to the problem,
* * *
| Public transportation or a side-
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many vacant lots in the subdivi-
sion. They feel that when these
lots are built up students living
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CRASH ABSORBENT)! FRONT STRUCTURE
But You Can Die If You Try 7
Design Cars for Safety By BAY OROMLEY , , {eets, in an- accident warning) “What else can you do?” says DETROIT (MEA) - “We can't lights on the rear edge of doors—,one expert. ‘“‘No matter what we design @ car that some man won'tithey shine when the door is|‘Vise, they continue to kill them- find selves, We studied, found seat we can’ make it awfully hard for|°Pened. warning drivers comingineits would cut down sharply on” him,” says one of this auto city’s|\4P from the rear that someone/serjious injyries. So we offered may be getting out of the door on/them. Only about two per cent
to make/the street side and perhaps step-|f the people buy them. And only
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SEVILLE, Ohio (UPI) — Ealon comprised 96 per-cent of the raw Lamphier is an artist by the skin' material for new paper.
of his teeth. |
* * * | ° .
Lamphier, paralyzed from the See Any Flying Fishes?
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They’re working on even fas-
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Here they. are: ers can get out of threatened <A “collapsible” front end that! coltision . quicker. Drivers erally. But safety men think the :
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: ORO ES” EE aa ie ple alia +. lle 4 ‘ |lyzed and dabbles in sculpture and = the |w ; é system might be practical in ns "3 ia a ee — — "t Not re fon youd _be able to pass more quick. less than a decade on some su- DESIGNS FOR SAFETY — These are some , by ope ag the other of the Big Three auto (Ceramics. But he is determined | matched shock from a front-end 4slon ly, cress four and six-lane high-| highways, If cars are suit-| of the safety ideas being tried out in test a primarily to win recognition as an | Wedding Bands 7” before it reaches the driver. One| ways more rapidly, thus keep out| Per ys. Ss are safety ideas being tried out in test cars makers. sonny +4 kt, gold 2 _ idea: a nest of honeycomb-like | ‘trouble = | ably made a driver aight | — Be | Diamond $ 95 collapsible cells just behind the‘ , | “rent” a guidance system as _ | uy .¢ . | Engagements Sets 29 They're wer! with a new | he entered a sw highway, | . ge 1 Zoa officials optimistic. | eee | “IT want to be recognized as a E-Z PAYMENT PLAN bumper. t { brak ith slots in ord hi Will B Bilin al ve " ‘'N.Y. Had ‘Fair’ in 1853 painter, not as a cr'pple who ’ — An improved “collapsible”! ‘YP of brakes, w ots journey down t highway | gu ‘though, and predict Tiong will be| mena sagan EDWARD'S is s. saginaw steering wheel with padded center| ¢ drum which would let more | without a care in the world, | el Paints, he says.
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Beet, Apples, Poultry Are
P ood Bargains This Week
, Although frying chickens are the and medium eggs is
-most frequently featured protein steadily less. This is
food this week—due to heavy SUP- | there sii ,
plies—low retails on lamb, beef). oy ightly more large sizes
and pork are reflecting last week's @V@ilable at this time of the year—
drops at the wholesale level. There the price is more favorable—and
are many excellent bargain ‘there are considerably ‘fewer of
choices ithe smaller sizes.
This is truly the in-between| FSUETS: . Apple prices are-at
season for low-cost variety inthe low point of the season this
fruits. Michigan apples are really Week. Heavy shipments of avo-
the only economy buy and _ this are causing those prices to
week they are at their lowest cost € reasonable, and banana prices
"level Avocados are reasonable may be expected to drop in another
‘in cost and grapefruit and banana |Week when the operation after the
prices are on the downgrade. ecent dock strike is back to nor-
Weather conditions have delayed ™4l. Grapefruit are still in only
-vohime shipments of fresh vege- moderate supply but the shipments
tables but there is an abundance @F¢ increasing daily. Remember
of the homegrown winter varieties that the Duncan grapefruit are
and some of the green vegetables lower in price because they con-
warmer climates are in-|tain seeds—but many folks believe
they have the outstanding flavor.
| VEGETABLES: Supplies of
Michigan potatoes continue to be)
heavy and in fine quality. There
sausine such lo 5 oe are many features this week on
ee coon ‘Ow Prices NS ae larger units for storage. Maine provide littl e return to the pro- :
ducer. You will find the whole —- wy! begin to appear in!
birds and the fryer parts specially about a week to 10 days, and the
featured again this week. Keep in quality is reported to be good.
mind that you pay 45 cents more
per pound for the service of having
“the birds cut up.
BEEF: Prices om quality steers Weather conditions have caused
also fell to the year's low because |lettuce prices to be at the highest
‘producers are being forced to sell point of the season but heavier!
(9 make room for new cattle and supplies are starting to be shipped from
creasing Im supply.
* * *
POULTRY: Supples of frying
chickens are still heavy. They are
Homegrown winter squash vari- |
eties and yellow onions are alse |
in abundance and lew in price.
scalves arming from Western jand prices should be on the decline hh
inge where — snows aF€ The volume of tomatoes has been “i a ee oe —.
¢ them out of the ranges lighter than earlier expected due, ©!€msyman and Miss Alcorn, 27, a
) feediots sooner than expected. to rains and smaller yields. How
supply has resulted in ‘ever, prices on the vine-ripened lower prices on both the front and jtomatoes and the repacks are
. hind quarters in many stores. ‘slightly lower. ; at a local hotel
Ground beef. chuck and mb roasts Ee = os
and round steaks have decreased
SughUY in price.
PORK: Althaugh hog prices
have continued to drift steadily
jownward to new lows, wholesale
and retail prices on fresh cuts have} an § 0 reserve OFfor
not been trimmed proportionately
e the packing house strikes’ The arce
Sunday service in his church last
Priest Fights Glossing of Death Camp TO WED NIGHT CLUB SINGER — The Rev. Robert Laidlaw
Rolls of St. Martin's Anglican Church in Niagara Falls, Ont. stands
Canada, will be married Saturday in nearby St. Catherines, Ont.
Rev. Rolls proposed to Miss Alcorn 12 days after she attended a
are shortly to be THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1959
Foreign Car Makers Not Too Worried
” By BEN PHLEGAR
AP. Automotive Writer
DETROIT—While all the fuss is countries.”
States market.
Just released registration figures,@ small car such as the
show that 81 foreign makes soid wagen.” ;
just over 400,000 cars in the Amer-)
months of this year, beating their) tors in the huge growth J . : : Many observers feel price has
ican market in the first eight) been one of the important fac- |ports have port of entry prices, were wiped out entirely, which ported from various European foreign car market. They cost
| less to buy.
' He said he believed the custom. If this is the case, the new com-
going on -over the introduction of ers for the Falcons, Corvairs and'pact cars can’t change the picturejin price competition and only one,
the new American compact cars,|Valiants “will come primarily)much. For example the cheapestithe Swedish Volvo, is above the
the little” imports keep right on|from the group which previously) rajcon has a base price, including) rolling to records in the United,owned larger cars, not from the ,
™ jranks of those who are looking for |ederal — oa and dealer prep-
olk of $1,912. The
Volkes- cheapest Corvair, including similar
charges, is $1,984.
Seven of the top 10 selling im-
of the lincluding similar taxes, lower thai
previous record for a full year by
23,000 cars.
predict import sales will ap-
record—the figure was 377,625.
dust 10 years ago the figure was
12,251.
Registration figures are avail-
able only after a car deal has
|been completed and the title reg-
jistered with proper state author-
ities. Thus compilations of these
figures, which are the only ac-
teurate ones for sales, usually run
six week late.
ONE MONTH REPORT
| In August 56,187 -foreign-built
cars were sold in the United
‘States. For comparison purposes
{that’s about the same number as
the total Oldsmobiles, Buicks and|
Cadillacs sold that month. It beats’ driving.
on cars.
RAINWATER WORSE AP Wirephete
Barbara Alcorn. The 39-year-old
native of Prince Edward Island, except Chevrolet and Ford.
It is this constantly growing |
foreign car market that the Big |
| Three eye hopefully with their
new compact cars. Ford and
' Chevrolet especially have said
they expect to trim it below 500,-
000 next year. highways.”
month. She has been appearing
So far the foreign makers don't
suund very
week, Dr, Heinz Nordhoff, presi-
dent of Volkeswagen, declared: ‘‘It
is my conviction that these cars,!
moved to a new sull big by European standards,
will not affect the small cars im-| rust.” of Dachau said. Even the American auto giants Highway Official Claims:
yer. Lat.yearine previes QQIt Doesn't Hurt Cars’
LANSING (AP)—The rock salt spread on ice and snow-
covered highways does not damage your car, a state high-
way engineer said today.
x * *
S. W. Dubee; chief road maintenance engineer for the
State Highway Department, thus debunked the popular no-
tion that sodium and calcium chlorides eat into auto bodies.
Many motorists call rock salt the curse of winter
“Not so,” said Dubee.“ Ironically, the stronger the salt
solution and the colder the weather, the less corrosive it is
“In fact, I've been told by engineers that rainwater is
any single makes monthly total) more corrosive than the salt solution we use to melt ice on
Dubee said the department experimented with anti-
corrosive solutions that can be added to rock salt but
abandoned the idea because they aren't werth much.”
Complaints about salt damage to cars have fallen off
| considerably since World War I, he said.
* * *
; “We got a lot of complaints during the last years of the
worried. Earlier this} war and right afterward because lots of motorists had cars
that were almost 10 years old and starting to fall apart,” he
“They blamed the solution we were using for causing the
|
Little Imports Keep Right On Rolling Into U.S. or Ameridan figures, Two of the
top 10—Opel and Vauxhall, which
are General Motors’ imports—are !
new compact. field.
‘TOTAL STILL HIGH
| In the eight months these three
jmakes accounted for 1344 per cent
,of the imported sales, If they
they won't be, and the other lines
remained static the import total
still would run 590,000 for a year.
The sales fight among the
various imported makes is in-
teresting in itself. Volkewagen,
the acknowledged leader, has
gradually yielded a larger and
larger share of the market to
other makes.
Volkswagen sales through the
first eight months were 174,117
against 78,261 for all of last year.
But its share of the market was
only 18.4 per cent against 20.7 per
cent a year ago.
Renault continues to be a strong
second and in August sold 8,960
cars to Volkswagen's 9,456. It was
a record for the French firm.
Less than 4,000 cars separate the
four contenders for third place.
The English Ford, which has
| just brought out < new Anglia
| model for American gale, holds
third with Opel fourth, Fiat fifth
and Simca sixth. Rounding out
top 16 for the year are Hillman,
Triumph, and Vauxhall, all from
Britain, and thé Volvo.
| The imports as a whole ac-
counted for 10.55 per cent of the
total American market in August,
a high for the year, In the past
two years their percentage has
been highest in October and No-
vember, the end of the American
!model year.
So there may be some even
more interesting figures to come.
DECALS
e cutting the excess supplies) DACHAU, Germany (AP) — A! Among the visitors often
nd lard prices have continued to Catholic priest is battling to pre- former inmates and relatives of housing development.
ecrease. However, spareribs are! 5¢rve Dachau concentration camp those who died here -
easonally lower in price and 85 & macabre memoria] to inhu- +. * +
Boston butt roasts and steaks are MAnity A sign over the entrance to the
good values. Many kinds of hams, The West German government crematory says ‘‘No Guided
bacon and frankfurters are also !S Planning to tear down 29 of the Tours.” None is necessary. The
34 prison barracks. It would fur- people who walk through the room
nish the remaining five as they with its four ovens, through the
were during the Nazi era as a shower room and the m yrgue
warning example of inhumanity. whisper when they speak. A grue-
The Rev. Leonard Roth thinks some atmosphere still shrouds the that isn't enough. He wants to place.
keep intact the crematory, where . oo
thousands of victims were reduced ‘LEST WE FORGET’
to ashes; the cold water experi-| Although signs everywhere say
ment chambers, where hundreds “Don't Write on Walls.”’ inscrip-
died agonizing ceaths: and the tions of names and bitter accusa-
autopsy room tions are scratched into the walls
-i “The »ple that come here in many languages. There is a eady caused prices to be 10-15 don’t are see monuments : he huge star of David with the words cents per pint higher than last says. “They want to see the way ‘Lest we forget.”
it really was. the guard towers, "Near the crematory are the the graves and the crematory.:&aves of the victims. Camp offi- somewhat down in price
FISH: Fresh perch continues to
“be the best value but some markets
2re featuring white bass at low
“es. Medium sizes of shrimp—
anvwhere between 26-42 per pound
re also on the good buy list
Femember that the more shrimp
a pound, the lower the price
ld be. A sharp drop in the
iuction of oysters caused by
mysterious ocean malady has
\
EGGS AND DAIRY: The differ-
ence in price between the large They should be able to convince Cials told US. authorities after the
themselves: ‘That's the way it! War that 25,000 persons had died
was’” . at the camp — from = disease
. . ; ; . hunger or torture. But committees Knight Hearing 3,000 COME DAILY of former inmates feel the figure
} The crematory, which = stands is near 40.000
apart from the main camp in‘a * * *
Todav the camp buildings are small park. attracts the most visi-
Now Under Way tors. .About 3.000 persons. mostly occupied by nearly 2,000 refugees
foreigners, visited it daily this from communism. Father Roth is
summer. their chaplain. The refugees are
Quiz of Witnesses to
Decide About Trial for Sergeant Receives Medal
Trooper's Slayer .
Honor Rescue Pioneer
liminary examination of Alvin CAMP LEJEUNE, N.C. (AP)—'‘the rescue kit to Woods It con- Knight who is accused of shoot- Marine Sgt. Levi M. W. Woods, sisted of a lift harness, 300 feet ng 4 state trooper and hiding his first man to be picked up from of nylon line, and a baloon to be bod the ground by a high-speed air- inflated with helium. ' was silent and im- plane in flight, today receives the, Woods Strapped himself into the issive during rigorous cross-ex-;|Navy and Marine Corps medal in harness, hooked on the line, in- of eight witnesses by his recognition of the feat flated the balloon and let it go
BRIGHTON up — Questioning of
ppointed attorney, Martin J. * * * It rose, pulling up the 500 feet
I t the opening of the ex- He was picked up Aug. 12, 1958. of line.
r yesterday when tests were being made of a The rescue plane traveled at
new air-sea rescue system, kept 144 miles an hour. A two-pronged Nusticentric | secue until now. Many success- yoke engaged the line
rer. Will determine sufficient {Ul tests had been made on ani “There was no jerk or jolt.”’ he as im Seen oO are mals and dummies at Quantico, recalls. He was subjected to a pull court ti for Knight en about seven times the force of
Indications point to an extend- | The rescue plang i ‘| dropped gravity. The aircraft crew. using a winch, pulled him aboard. * * *
ed p ig liminary examina. Woods, a native of Hood River tion, Prosecuting Attorney Wil- Ore lives at nearby Jack fred Erwin of & "NC. 6 dod ok ‘ : 0 Howell said at ville, N.C., with his wife and fou east 15 more witnesses would be 'childre called to testify. ™ "
Knight. an ex-convict and former|
tal patient. is charged with |
lering state policeman Albert} > Souden, 29. on Sept. 3 after! Y-Teens Planning a
the trooper allege d!y questioned | H b J b m regarding a $75 burglary in a 0 0 am oree T 4
+ + * | Y-Teen Roll Call Week, a mem- \ ptured the day aft bership drive for teenagers in the . sappearance at his YWCA organization. ends Saturday
with a Ho-Bo Jamboree from 1:30
pm. to 4 p.m. at the Franklin
bowevard YWCA.
Posters drawn by members de- lakeside cabin ne i Oscoda
Although police say be had
souden’s police revolver in his
possession, Knight denied know |-
edge of the trooper's where. picting National Roll Call Week
abouts. will be judged at the Jamboree
‘i a for originality
facé-tclace meeting wih ae hen“ widows and a king and queen will
ith ider ¢ chosen for the Ho-Bo Court.
r-old wife, Clara— polce said
Knight agreed to tell them where
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Divert Super Carrier Funds ~~. Disorder in Court [States the So"“ana™ thes fe|Grand Haven Has Plans set, president. sak downtown
John on a more serious charge|for 125th Anniversary | with relics and historic souvenirs,
Push Anti-Submarine Resea chy Disturbing Case FP _ | cre sa 0-42 anne, 76, Fond Ded FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. -» — City Manager Wanted Nov. 2 as a highlight in the cele-|
; . A ene oe By RAY CROMLEY . ‘ |sists long enough so that asub- sentry submarines, stationed at men think there’s a chance that/Cbarles T. John, 40, just didn’t bration of Grand Haven's 125th) GRAND HAVEN w®—Mrs. Louis
WASHINGTON (NEA) — Here's|marine can be tracked by the de-|spots, will be able to “hear” andlsome infra-red oe. other detecting know when he was well off. | GRAND RAPIDS W# — Mayor|amiversary as planned by the Tri-/H. Osterhous, 76, widow of Grand the real the Navy scu brig left behind. track even “‘silent” Russian atomic|device can determine from long Sih tie ie to face » |J0seph C. Kolderman Jr. of sub- Cities Historica] Society. Haven's first municipal judge, was
its plans for a new atom-powered! “The scientists cok thin’ tent submarines. - distances where an atomic sub- charge of utunter the passe. urban Wyoming is taking ap- ~*~ * * found dead Tuesday at her home.
Submerged submarines cause|/marine has been a short time be-| white waiti for his case to be |!ications for the post of Wyoming) The dinner takes place at the | Her husband died in office several
super carrier this year, and why} there are some layers in the small Maes fore: This heat detection could city manager. The City Commis-|Hotel Schuler which is on the site|Years ago. the House of Representatives cut| °®8# ~~ and apparently certain means | im i os Soa be used to track these elesive un- rn oF ada 7 her Srgument’’ sion expects to name a new man-of the first home of the Rev. Wil-| — out all money for any kind of a underwater channels — through ing on a method of distinguishing |dersea cratt. . , ager within 30 days to succeed/liam M. Perry, founder of Grand} Watermelons were cultivated in now Nets’ cantiler: which even small sounds carry these waves from those caused by| There's no solution in sight right John settled the argument by|William Doorn who is resigning |Haven. ithe Nile Valley in Egypt thousands The 220 million heen tas enormous — sometimes jine winds and the currents from|now. The Navy men are hoping slugging his wife’ on the jaw.jeffective Jan’ 1. | Dr. David Seibold, historicaljof years ago.
saved was needed to step up sharp- = considerable distances. they'll find the answers before it's ee _ ly anti-submarine warfare research} The U.S, is starting a mapping * * * too late — before the Russians!
and development programs.
The top Navy brass privately
are “worried stiff’ about atomic
submarines, They don't know
any way to detect them.
They can't hear them, or see
them, or find them — whatever
the Navy Départment or Subma-
rine Killer Team commanders may
say in publicity announcements,
The actual fact is this: the top
Navy strategists fear that when
the Reds get atom-powered sub-
marines that fire Polaris-type mis-
siles then the whole continental
U.S. from San Francisco to New
York and from Detroit to Dallas,
will be open to devastating hy-
drogen-bomb attacks from silent,
submerged submarines lying off
our coasts.
* * *
Figure it for yourself. The im-
proved Polaris missile will go 1,700
miles. That’s half way across the
U.S, from either coast. It’s clear
across the U.S. to the Great Lakes
from the Gulf of Mexico.
A Russian atomic submarine
could leave a Soviet port, sail nois
ly unde int a hun- . ; nerf es om the US « pal with, THE MENACE OF NUCLEAR SUBS — When (above), they could bracket U. S. with missiles these channels in the under-| An atomic submarine gives off|get a sizeable fleet of the atomic’ is completed,'considerable heat. Some research|submarines. !
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out ever coming to the surface, Reds get atomic submarines like our Nautilus from subs lying hidden off pur coasts (map). ~ . | te
and without making any noise that , Doll's Diaper 8 8 ¢ Clay Doodl i could leave a Soviet port, sail noise- ‘ . { Y ° 8 8 ¢ | . panes oad a even have Hold Price Line on ’60 Models Nikita Sends Greetings neg Set Hobby Set \ eepeaaaaas . ° ° x otetit. “Se ‘ . . * to President on Birthday 5 ee es nk BR acer Cneliateinen:s malls tewia ciel The Soviet Uni ha * arsasd top satonrions conesee (AAUtO Makers Optimistic; |° ovo 0 — cum rence Steer BR R B fiftg| Nm S Meotetew Weanenany ROSENBERG PAINT & WALLPAPER CO. =n ae dg —— ° ar uyers €ap ene ts sent birthday greetings to Presi- 34 S. Seainaw FE 2-700] They’re also much more silent. dent Eisenhower, Moscow Radio ° g (0) S10 7 They can submerge deeper. They By JACK VANDENBERG the same price, it is offering | reported.
can stay under water for long UPI Automotive Editor a new car with many new val- Krushchev said his meetings periods. DETROIT — The auto indus-| ¥es built into it. In many cases and talks with Eisenhower in
It's calculated they're “eight |try’s optimistie outlook for in-| egg a a9 the United States last month
times” as difficult to detect and|creased sales in 19) is paying| “**!° Price tags year “™ | “confirmed my confidence in Battery Operated ¢
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will be. ers. | 1960 models. ee schieeauees of ee | WE SELL cPolnston PAINTS In recent i , . So far as is known now, the new cars ivy tak a noe eel All of this would indicate the) mutual understanding between
Russians have no atomic sub, NOT ltime the auto industry introduced | 8Uto industry is selling a car that! our two countries.”
a Polaris-type missile. But there's new models. But all of the com.|°Sts it more to make a* the same| $$$ —___— —__— = no doubt in any U.S. admiral's panies aoe. announced that they |°° lower price. , mind that the Reds have the ability intend to hold the line on ahaa The auto companies are still in
to produce both atomic subs and in 1960 P j|business to make money, however, Polaris-type missiles. ° and they wouldn't be holding the
x * * Seme have even announced |jine on prices if they thought it|
The situation is so bad the Navy| that the price tags om their 1960 would cut into their total profits. | and a number of U.S. corporations| models will be lower than those | SoS |
— including General Dynamics,| carried by the 1959 models. hich build : Each year the auto companies |
which nuclear subs — think At first elance it might seem | engage in a guessing game, trying the only solution will lie in one|tnat the : auto makers have agreed to figure out how many cars they
or more of a number of Dee wy |to accept lower profits in 1960. |will sell in the next year. They
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r j fe stg CG > oa now being se 1 * « * |know how much profit they have . - ae aed : - OWS Corre he Here’s what the scientists are| ,1h¢ ©osts of building a car are to make to pay dividends to their : é * mane ee ag XN? Lest YYig doing: almost certain to go up during |Shareholders. ‘ They know that a submarine, |1960. The threat of increased costs! It is obvious that the more cars
QRvI 2, just in running through water sub.|°t Steel posed by the current nego- ‘they sell the less they have to G very merged, kills and in s fish and '&tions in the steel industtry alone|Make on each car to obtain the LOO (77 4, . other marine life, including plants, |WUld be enough to warrant spec-|desired total profit. | VIE C3 /
They have hopes that this death | Wation that the cost of building as P ae , Be : : 3 wg and injury pattern can be ‘‘seen’’| °F will rise during 1960. RICHMOND—Virginia produced vis : ce ‘ for long distances by some sort of But the auto industry is not | 23.5 million tons of coal in one electronic gadget, and that it per-' only offering the same car at lyear, setting a record.
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Do Nice Things
to Macaroni
for Casserole
Nice for each end of a buffet
table.
‘ Buffet Macaroni and Beef
chuek beef |
lt can (10% ounces? Italian-type mest,
lesa marinara sauce
“% cup minced pa
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Cook macaroni according to
package directions; drain. Mean- | Makes 6 to 8 servings.
Put Essential Foods
me e's in Lunch Box _ Five foods .. . and an extra
dash of imagination .“. . belong in
your lunch box lineup every day,
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Agent for Oakland County.
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tein rich food, enriched ‘whole
wheat bread, a vegetable, fruit and Grated orange peel in molasses milk.
cookies or gingerbread gives a de-| An egg salad sandwich made up|and made
licious flavor. of chopped carrot, celery and cucumber with minced onion: and' Abbreviation
salad dressing includes the first :
two. : ;
With fresh vegetables and eggs in
sandwich
says Mrs. Josephine Lawyer, choice of vegetables, fruit and milk
‘complete the lunch box line-up.
Nut Graters Available
Ever want to try a Europeanj.
recipe that calls for grated nuts?
There are
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cheese.
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THEY'RE ALL GOOD — Large supplics of pepper squash, an old favorite. In the center is
squash at this tuihe of year offer several vaneties the butternut sQuash, while at the mght is the
to the food shopper. At the left is the acorn or buticrcup variety.
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By JANET ODELL Cheese Stuffed Acorn Squash unusual way of using leftover |
Pontiac Press Heme Editor } medium a squash. Of course. you know you|
« cup bultle d
Grandma had bbard squash age oes can freeze it easily for use an ‘ ' r 2 CUPS Shree
% bes Mother had cups soft other time. But you may have
or epper squash. apis prt just half a cup which is what
he t we nost ular 1 cup shred this re > calls for . ° ee | Wash squash:’ his recipe calls for
: ° Rc eens Ca i Squash Diamond Biscuits
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. i o | _ are su. Pepper Bake, cut side down in cau aas many people nk the : :
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ut house Mix together biscuit mix, sugar)
* “ Saute celery and apples in ona icy et ce bowl Combis
butter until transparent. Add sP :
‘ bake x whale equash bread cubes and tess to blend. Squash and milk (moistness of
hy pricking half a dozen’ ad@ salt and pepper and toss squash will determine the amount
laces and putting it im a 350: again. Fill partly baked squash of milk to add), stir in oil. Add
deggee on f 1’, to 2 hours, cesters with mixture and top all at once to .biscuit mixture
: oe with cheese. ; Or you may cut the squash in stirring to soft dough, then beat
i and bake cut side down,| Bake 10 or 15 minutes longer 15 strokes. Turn out onto floured |
for about oii! 5 pee hl until] cheese melts. Makes 6 strip of quilted broiling foil and
ee ere eS eervings. knead gently 8 to 10 times. | * & ;
Stuffing squash with sausage Py cooked squash into a deli. With floured roiling pin, roll er ground meat is an old standby cate ffle-like dish This can 'mte diamond shape, about 13
recipe. But have you ever stuffed take the place of potatoes with inches from tip te tip and ';- acorn squash with cheese and ap- pork chops inch thick. Make two diagonal
ples? Sounds like a good Friday Squas: Fulff cuts from top sides for 9 dia-
dis mend biscuits.
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SAVE at ERIN FARMS Saute omions in bury mar cuts.
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Even’ Popeye Will .cc"arcesose ; : se
Approve of This... imran wow ok sine way to give spinach spinach: mn with
at (10 ounces). frozen leaf
Potato pancakes Boi ¥ » Sa)
4 or ye 5 Mold ‘Artichoke Hearts
in Cosomme Aspic
Dress up your dinner table for|
guests or family with this attrac-| le jPepper sauce, Chill until partially,
ith ickened.
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16 ounce can of artichoke hearts, - ‘Two Ingredients
Stir in ‘2 cup sliced celery and Go Info Dressing ‘\In small amounts,
stantly, add undiluted pineapple
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|Makes 244 cups. ‘
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ie Spicy Apple
A grand flavor combination, with!
an extra special boost in good nu-!
trition, is gained by combining|
wheat germ with apples. Apples
are good, wholesome party fare, |
and when they're teamed with ihe!
high nutritive content and salt- |
sweet, nutty flavor of wheat germ,
you have a hearty combination of}
_ }g0od eating and good nutrition.
* * *
Wheat germ is one of the best|
vitamin B1 foods; it is high in pro-|
tein, iron, ribolflavin and niacin.
Using it in attractive, tasty recipes|
is such a good way to introduce
this relatively new food to the
family—and especially to children. | SPICY APPLE DOUGHNUTS —
sweetened, are festive fare for any gathering. Wheat Germ gives
them nut-like flavor and vital nutrients. The candied apples ani
popcorn balls boast extra nutrition, too.
Have Brand New Flavor tive salad:
of unflavored gelatin over %
cold water to soften. Heat 2 cans
of condensed consomme; add gela-}
tin and stir until dissolved. Sea-jSreens and garnish with mayon-
son to taste with lemon juice and naise. sprinkle an envelope| drained and cut into quarters.
% CUP! Pour into a salad mold and chill A dressing that is simple to|
make, nutritious and delicious.
Pineapple Dressing
1 tall c-m (1%3 cups) evaporated milk
1 can (6 ounces) pineapple juice
concentrate
Pour until firm. Unmold on crisp salad
Throw some ice cubes into the
water in which radish roses are
\reposing in the refrigerator; helps
make
evaporated milk (undi-|crisp. the radishes deliciously
Doughnuts, spiced and apple
Doughnuts
1% cup light corn syrup
Red coloring |
% cup wheat germ
Insert skewers in stem end of |
apples. Dissolve sugar and syrup|
in top of double boiler over hot|
water. Cover and cook slowly until |
|sugar crystals dissolve. Uncover}
and boil to 300 degrees or until
| syrup is brittle when tested in cold
water. Stir in a few drops of!
| coloring. |
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Plunge apples into syrup and
jtwirl until syrup covers evenly,|
\then roll quickly in wheat germ in|
shallow bowl. Cool on buttered
cookie sheet. pAlakes 6 candied|
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The apple doughnuts, made with’
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licious. The candied apples will
make a hit with young and old,
and even these fluffy popcorn balls
carry a ration of wheat germ’s
protective nutrients
Spicy Apple Doughnuts
2 eggs. beaten
1 cup granulated sugar
4 tablespoons salad oil
1 cup thick sweetened apple sauce
l cup sour milk or buttermilk
5 cups flour
1 teaspoon salt
4% teaspoons baking powder
1 teaspoon soda
1 teaspoon nutmeg
44 teaspoon cinnamon
l cup wheat germ
Beat eggs and sugar until light;
add salad oil, apple sauce and mil
and beat until smooth. Add flour
sifted with salt, baking powder,
Pand spices. Add wheat germ and
mix lightly until dry ingredients
are blended. Chill one hour.
Roll 43 inch thick on floured
surface; cut with doughnut cutter:
fry in deep, hot fat (375 degrees)
until golden brown. Drain on ab-
sorbent paper, Dip in confection-
ers’ sugar just before serving, if
desired. Makes 3 dozen.
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Peppy Pop-Corn Balls
% cup Nght corn syrup
‘ cup light molasses
4, teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon vinegar
2 tablespoons butter
% cup wheat germ f
2 quarts unsalted popcorn
Combine syrup, molasses, salt
and vinegar in saucepan. Stir over
medium heat until mixture boils.
Continue cooking, stirring con-
stantly until mixture forms a hard
ball tested in cold water.
Rem m heat; add butter and
wheat germ; stir only enough tu
} mix.
* * *
| Slowly pour over popcorn in
large bowl, mixing in well. Form
jinto balls 2'3"’ in diameter. Makes
10 popcorn balls
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| Golden Dipped Apples
t 6 medium sized apples
2, cup granulated sugar
Pail to Wastebasket
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ithe home needn't be expensive.
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jand give it a protective coating of
ishellac to keep it from soiling rap-
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K Surprised Fst Was Erol Fume SSS Plans to Wed by Our Wealth? Liked Whisky Old, Gals Young Sipe ee Next Month By JAMES BACON blonde actress. Then he told a) geant wanted to forget the whole! ki Se ae to} LONDON j American
U.S. P da Chief AP Movie-TV Writer reporter: “She's getting too oldithing but Errol demanded that) get propositioned 3 the greatest|/movie star Wicted” Mahae’s 2.
> Soe HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Errol! for me.’ he be arrested. wolf of them all.” year-old English fiancee said to- Says His Visit Altered Flynn was a charming rogue and Flynn's alcoholic intake was no| «] want the whole world to! 7 day they plan to marry early next
the . . retended to be not else. Te ae a ae ee aac know the Injustice of this deed—|
View of America Pyle bad ‘two hobbies in ife—|that he made a practice of get-|that Errol Flyan was arrested asiasronomer Receiving xommliesh women and booze. And in his 50,ting all Errol's key dramatic’, drunk before he even got to the ne Signals From Space e are sailing WASHINGTON (AP)—U. S. pro-| years, he had plenty of both. He) scenes done before hunch. bar,” he said. “I want to make] PARIS (UPI) A Mary Oct.
_ ietf G , ‘liked his whisky aged but his | UNCHES UID this a Dreyfus case so that any-| = prominent paganda chief George V. Allen Liq sn voy nase ‘tay! said i» Ma ee
visit ay ists have; “Omen youns. “Else,” said the director, “ itary Dicsibaeriamermenmats, At the height of his fame—in don't get him, because erred's| at. least have one drink before, \servatories in western Europe doctor, om-returning from a
changed their line of attack’ i. mid-30s—Errol’s sleek Auburn) tunches are always liquid.” ‘going to jail.” [nave been -receiving mysterious|with Mature in Rome.
against Capitalism because of roadster was a familiar sight Once after a long stay away WORK RUINS ‘radio signals for months from| Mature, twice married and 4,
ee ee ee ee | trom Hollywood, the word got) Errol boasted that minimum some ynidentified source in outer has been in Italy making a movie.
shchev discovered on his trip to >= * around that Errol had reformed alcoholic consumption was a fifth’ .ace | the United States On his fatal trip to Vancouver, | that he no longer drank on Gie'a day, He had a pet slogan: ho asked ‘Breaks Arm on Ladder * * * BC. he was accompanied by 17-' set. “Work is the ruin of the drinking) The astronomer, who asked that |
Allen, head of the U.S Int orma- year-old Beverely Aadland, whom ‘Malicious gossip,’ commented class." his name not be used, said several! BENNINGTON, Vt. (UPI)—Fire-
tion Agency said the Communists, he described as his protege. She! Flynn. “I just switched from! There was no mistaking his observatories have made exten-|man Ralph Bowen fell and broke
admit ‘capitalis c pt vroduction ‘also had'been his protege in Paris! 'whisky to vodka and told a wom- charm around women. He pre-|sive studies of the signals but |both his arms during a_ladder-
is abundant—but wasteful a year ago when he made ‘Roots an columnist that it was water.” ferred the intimate company of have been unable so far to de- iclimbing contest at the state fire-
“Ina speech prepared for a meet. Of Heaven.” for Darryl Zanuck x* * * young ones but he loved to wolf termine where they come from or|fighters association convention.
g of the Public Relations Society x «© 7 In 1957 when he was arrested the old maids too. |what they mean. They appear to|
America Allen said: “] don’t; A few weeks ago, he “téssed aat the publicists’ Ballyhoo Ball x * * lcome from a moving body in| The average freight train load
know whether Mr. Khrushchev 17th birthday celebration for. the as a common drunk, a desk s ser-| One aging magazine writer space. ‘in the United States is 1,430 tons,|
iked what he saw in the United Bass Sept. as “i os LEAN CHOICE CUT : te soe States or not. But in the future, it| NE on ~e
SMOKED
PICNICS.
won't be quite as easy for him to}
believe some of the nonsense}
about Amerca projected to the!
‘ oe by his own propaganda & io
mechanism r
“Soviet propaganda has held t Lb. ¢ Lb. ¢
that under American capitalism, |
the poor were constantly getting! Bt
poorer. Since the Khrushchev visit 9
his line already has changed.
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“Now, Moscow admits that cap-
talism produces an abundance sme
for the masses. The trouble with
capitalism, we are now told, is
at it is wasteful—that socialist
planning will also bring abundance
but with less waste of effort and
f natura] resources’
* * *
“What Khrushchev and his com-
nions saw for themselves in’ &
ca seems to have already ‘4
exploded some of their precon-'#
(ceived not phons about this country.”’ %
High Court Studies
Business Tax Case LANSING UPR —A law suit that é
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PRESENTS
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OCTOBER 15, 16, 17
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conceivably could cost Michigan
10 million dollars a year in busi-' @
ness activities tax (BAT) revenue &
has been taken under advisement #
by the State Supreme Court.
* * *
The adverse effect on state fi-' =
nances would require a Supreme! &
Court reversal of a Wayne County
Circunt Court decision that went *
against Armco Stee] Corp
4
Armco, contesting $93,000 In
1954-55 taxes assessed under
BAT, has challenged constitu. |
tionality of the 1953 levey, the
state's prime revenue getter for
the sensitive general fund.
BAT produced about 34 million
dollars last fiscal year and is y
expected to yield about 65 millions
this year.
In oral arguments yesterday,
Atty. Robert Dunwoodie of De-
troit, arguing fpr the steel firm.
Said as applied to his client the *
tax amounts to a direct levy on
gross receipts from. interstate
sales, .
* * *
lis offends the due process *
clause of the U. S. Constitution
he said. Dunwoodie also challenged A Beautiful New York Model Will
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1959 — a
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THIRTY-SEVEN . ;
+3 Rini Willson, left, her husband Meredith Will-
son and Mrs. Paul A..Kern relax at Pine Lake Coun-
try Club Wednesday afternoon before the celebrity
luncheon.
* Pe =
Mrs. Donald Hogue of Franklin, Mrs. John The Willsons opened the new Pontiac-
"oy Sarde a aegie pe >
Marra and Mrs. Francesco DiBlasi enjoyed them-
Abby Says: @entiae Press Phetes
Oakland Town Hall Series at the’ Oakland Theater
Wednesday morning. Mrs. Kern, president and gen-
eral chairman of the group, introduced the program.
»
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selves thoroughly Wednesday at the opening program
of the new Pontiac-Oakland Town Hall series.
‘This Peeping Tom Needs Help By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN
DEAR ABBY: We have had
a “Peeping Tom” reported in
our neighborhood twice in the
past year, Nobody could
a catch him.
a Last night,
to my amaze-
ment, I saw a
neighbor of
ours prowling
around my
back yard.
Then he
climbed up on
another neigh-
bas bor’s upstairs
ABBY porch and just
sat there looking in her win-
dow while she undressed. My
heart was beating 60 miles an
hour. I called my husband. He
said for us to keep quiet be-
cause this man is a well-to-do,
respected businessman in town.
He is married and has a nice
family, too. I think he should
be reported but my husband
forbids me to get mixed up in
it. Can you advise nie?’
SAW HIM MYSELF
DEAR SAW: No _healthy-
minded man behaves like your
neighbor. Even though he has
enjoyed a respectable reputa-
tion, there is every indication
that he is sick. You will do
him, his family, and your com-
munity a big favor if you
promptly report him to ‘the
police,
* * *
DEAR ABBY: My wife came
from a broken home. She told
me that she wanted to be abso-
lutely certain that we didn’t let
that happen to our children. I
, 'dmired her attitude. But,
Abby, haw long would you give a wife to ‘‘test’’ a marriage?
We have been married 14
years and she is still waiting to
see if our marriage will “‘last.’’
I am 43 and my wife is 39,
and she is still ‘‘not sure.” I
am getting very disgusted with
her. Can you help with a few
words in your column?
WANTS A FAMILY
DEAR WANTS: Your mar-
riage is liable to ‘‘last’’ longer
than the ability to reproduce.
A woman who deliberately de-
lays having a family until she
is 40 is being unfair to herself,
her husband, and to any chil-
dren she bears. I suspect that
your wife fears childbirth for
other reasons, and is using this
as an excuse to put it off. Talk
it over with her. And encour-
Now they're
designing
Sweater sets
for men, too.
This one
features a
polo shirt
with red
trimmed
cotlar and a
cardigan
sweater
outlined in
red and navy.
Both are of
lightweight
orlon and
cotton
material, age her to place her confidence
in a competent doctor.
DEAR ABBY: I have a mad .
crush on my science teacher.
I am 16 and he is around 32
or 33. He is married so there
is no hope for me, but I can’t
stop feeling the way I do about
him,
At the beginning of the se-
mester he was very nice to
me, but I did some very stupid
things, and I mean _ stupid.
Now he ignores me.
The most stupid thing I did
was trying to take his picture
in class. He sent me out of
the room for that.
~ How can I get him to like
me?
LITTLE GIRL BLUE
DEAR LITTLE: Your atten-
tions to this teacher have obvi-
ously n a source of embar-
rassmem to him. You are un-
derdeveloped (emotionally) and
the poor teacher is overexposed
(to sweet young things). Get
the situation in focus and ac-
cept the inevitable negative.
~*~ * *
CONFIDENTIALLY TO SAL-
LY ANN: To get to heaven—
turn right and keep going
straight.
* * *
CONFIDENTIAL TO B. C::
In the interest of peace,
harmony and a good family
relationship, forego ‘‘correct
social procedure” and seat the
“old folks"’ at the bridal table.
* * *
What's your problem? For a
personal reply, write to ABBY
in care of The Pontiac Press.
Enclose a stamped, self-
addressed envelope. Teitls How
He Wrote
Musical
By RHEA E. VIETOR
Women’s Editor
The Pontiac Press
Pontiac women, and a few
men, too, turned out yester-
day for the opening program
of the new Pontiac - Oakland
Town Hall series. By 10:15
a.m. most of the seats in the
Oakland Theater were filled.
If the first program, present-
ed by Meredith Willson and
his wife Rini, is any indica-
tion, the new venture should
be a success.
* * *
It was a dressy occasion
with fur jackets and the new
fur and felt hats predominat-
ing. Following the program,
over 300 women turned up
at Pine Lake Country Club for
the celebrity luncheon.
The audience, passive at the
beginning, warmed percepti-
bly after the first few minutes
and ended by showing enthu-
Siastic approval of “Mr. Mu-
sic Man."
* * *
Mr. Willson candidly admit-
ted even his lecture board
didn't know exactly what his
program was. Entitled ‘‘Mirth
and Music” in the program, it
turned out to be all that and
more, too,
Perhaps it could be summed
up as his version of ‘How I
Wrote ‘The Music Man’.”
Editor's Note: There will be
a special article on Meredith
Willson in Friday’s issue of
the Pontiac Press.
Rini Willson, who has a
warm and lyrical voice, sang
several numbers from ‘The
Music Man"’ while her husband
played the piano and sang
atong with her.
CRUSADE FOR IOWA
Mr. Willson said the idea
for the musical originated
many years ago when he start-
ed a one-man crusade to get
the name of his native state,
Iowa, pronounced correctly.
Rudy Vallee introduced a
song for him and _ mispro-
nounced Iowa, so he said he
turned then to the University
of Iowa and wrote a fight song ‘
for them. Phe day it was in-
troduced, he said, they were
beaten by Ohio State 83-2.
* * *
It happens, he said, to be
the one number cut out of the
production when the show
reached Philadelphia for its
tryout in 1956.
PLAYS PICCOLO
Songs from the current
Broadway hit were alternated
with good - humored remarks
about a little of ‘everything.
At one point, Mr. Willson
played the picculo obbligato
from “‘The Stars and Stripes
Forever’’—but on his flute. It
was an apology, he explained,
for the time in 1921 when he
was with John Philip Sousa’s
band at a concert in the area
and didn’t get to play it.
It seems that an overflow
audience was jammed on fold-
ing chairs right up to the
footlights for a matinee per-
formance. He found himself
Staring at a woman barely four
feet away who was looking at
him critically through binoc-
ulars and the whole piccolo
section was unnerved.
Mrs. Paul A. Kern, presi-
dent and general chairman of
the series, presented the Will-
sons and announced that the
Town Hall Series group had
doubled its original goal of
selling 600 season tickets the
first year.
* * *
Hostesses for the celebrity
luncheon were Mrs. L. H.
Schimmel, Mrs. I. L. Baker,
Mrs. C. G. Uligian and Mrs.
Paul Gorman.
Others were Mrs. L. R.
Sampson, Mrs. Herman Dick-
stein, Mrs. Collis Scott, Mrs.
Walter K. Willman and Mrs.
Horace Hall, Mrs. J. A.
Rammes is chairman for the
year in charge of the hostesses.
Reservations for the lunch-
con were handled by Mrs.
Clyde Dearing and Mrs. D. B.
Eames Jr, ison. Scores in First Town Hall Event
“Oscar” the
Indian Brave,
a 61, inch
statuette,
will be*
presented at
the UF
ee luncheon
* Sar Friday to the
es Women’s
Division
district and
| areg chairmen
who reach or
exceed their
quotas.
Pontiac Press Photo
UF Women’s Unit
Needs $3,000 More More than 600 women, the
core of volunteer workers for
the 1959 Pontiac Area United
Fund, will attend the llth an
nual Women’s Division Victory
Luncheon Friday noon at the
Elks Temple.
* * *
The celebration, highlighted
by a final report of the efforts
of the women’s house to house
solicitation program, will be
emcee'd by Mrs. Noel Buck
ner, Women’s Division chair-
man
The featured speaker is John
Hirlinger, manager of the Pon-
tiac Area Chamber of Com-
merce,
Mrs. Buckner, together with
Mrs. Roderick Taylor, Pontiac
cochairman, and Mrs. M. G.
. e , ‘ont
Ye Meee 4 i
DONNA MAE PROFIT
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Profit of
Cass City announce the engaze-
ment of their daughter, Donna
Mae of Drayton Plains, to Ken-
neth Maxwell, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles K. Maxwell of
Hatchery road, Drayton Plains.
An April wedding is planned. Prosser, Waterford Township
cochairman, urgently request
that solicitors with unfinished
calls complete them by 5 p.m.
today.
* * *
“We want to have all our
figures properly credited so
that we may award Oscar, the
Indian brave, correctly to those
district and area chairmen who
have reached or exceeded thet
quota,’’ Mrs. Buckner said
‘Just $3,000 more and we'll
be over the top. Let's really
pitch in,’ she encouraged
Three of the four townships
incorporated within the Pontiac
Area United Fund will
their report of progress togeth
er with the Pontiac, Waterford
and Lake Angelus areas.
They are: Brandon, directed
by Mrs. Thelma M. Bates; In
dependence, directed by Mrs
Harry Fahrner, and Oxford, di-
rected by Mrs. Evelyn Hight. BY
Chairman
of Benefit
Introduced
The Pontiac Business and
Professional Club
held a dinner meeting Tuesday
evening at the Hotel Waldron.
* * * »
Rosamond Haeberle, presi
dent, introduced Mrs. Gertrude
Barrett who will serve as
chairman for the benefit card
party and style show Oct. 28
at Pontiac Federal Savings
and Loan.
* * *
Mrs. Raymond L. Cole will
serve as chairman for the 40th
anniversary of the club on
Nov. 17. Women's
Five pages today
in Women’s Section
GOP Women to Meet
Republican women of Oak-
land County will meet with
Sen. Thurston B. Morton, Na-
tional Republican Committee
chairman, at a 2:30 p.m. tea
Oct. 22 at Devon Gables.
This is the senator’s first visit
to Michigan since his appoint-
ment as party chairman.
* * *
The tea marks the climax of
the women’s finance campaign
conducted these past few
weeks.
Mrs. Howard J.. Liverance,
chairman of the drive, stated
that this is the sixth annual
drive, but the first time a
door-to-door campaign has beén
attempted,
This plan should achieve a
two-fold purpose: to increase
contributions and to build
keener interest in Republican activities throughout the coun-
ty, she said.
SPECIAL GUESTS
The tea is in charge of Mrs.
William McKenzie, drive co-
chairman, and Mrs. Clarence
Cheney of Bloomfield Hills.
Specially invited guests in-
clude Mrs. Charles A. Dean,
Jr., member of the National
Republican Finance Commit-
tee; Mrs. Rae C. Hooker, na-
tional committeewoman; Mrs.
Albert Koeze, vice chairman of
the Republican State Central
Committee; Mrs, Floyd An-
drews, member of the State
Central Committee represent-
ing Oakland County; John
Martin, national committee-
man, and Mrs. Martin.
Pouring at tea tables will be
Mrs, Graham John Graham,
Mrs. W. A. P, John, Mrs. Brooks Marshall, Mrs. James
Goudie, Mrs, Arthur Elliott,
Mrs. Don Ahrens, Mrs. L. R.
Sampson and Mrs. Walter Ap-
pel.
* * *
Merritt Hill, chairman of the
Finance Committee, will in-
troduce Sen. Morton.
Area chairmen appointed in
cities and townships to lead
workers in the drive will serve
as hostesses.
This list includes: Mrs. Wil-
liam Milligan, Mrs. E. Govan
Hill and Mrs. Jean Greene of
Birmingham; Mrs, A. H. Vo-
gel and Mrs. Frances Moriayi-
ty of Bloomfield Hills; Mrs.
LeGran Terry and Mrs. Rob-
ert Welch of Troy; Mrs. Fred-
erick P. Flatman and Mrs.
Harvey Frye of West Bloom-
field Township; Mrs. Richard ‘
*
”
Members
Hear Folk
Singing Junior Club Has
Dinner, Listens to
Robert Rickard
Seventy-two members of the
Junior Pontiac Women's Club
for their fall
dinner Monday evening at
Sylvan Glen Inn
Mrs. Russell Auten presided.
* * *
Folk-singer Robert R. Rick-
ard was introduced by Mrs.
Ronald Mountain. Mr. Rickard,
a teacher in the Pontiac
schools,. presented a number
of folk songs he had collected
in his native state, Kentucky.
Accompanying himself on the
guitar, ‘“‘the singing school
teacher” gave a brief expla-
nation of each song.
* * *
Mrs. Charles Hf. Harmon Jr
Was social chairman assisted
by Mrs. J. T. Engle, Mrs.
Harry Hilderbrand, Mrs. Wil-
liam Kenney, Mrs. E. Verne
McCall, Mrs. Donald MeCand-
less, Mrs. William B. Moore,
Mrs. Bradley L. Scott, Mrs.
Bradley D. Scott, Mrs. Ken-
neth White and Adeline Hook
U.N. Observer
Will Address
Temple Group
Mrs. Philip Gentile official
observer to the United Nations
will be guest speaker when the
Sisterhood of Temple Beth Ja
cob meets for luncheon Tues
it the Temple.
* * *
Mrs. Gentile has attended the
opening session of every UN
General Assembly since 1945
She is also vice president of the
Detroit chapter of American
Assn. for United Nations
* * *
Mrs. Alvin Steinmian of Col
rain drive is handling met annual
ay
the
rescel
vations,
Missionaries Visit
Baptist Class
Henrietta Wilson S107
ary to China, and Mrs. Phil
Christiansen missionary to
Rhodesia. were guests of thi
Loyal Philathea Class of First
Baptist Church Tuesday eve
ning.
Dinner Was served hy VM
Henry Barnecut a }
mittee
Members having Jul 4
gust and September birthdays
were honored
Next meeting of the group
will be Nov ]
A Little Extra
Care for Gloves
Of all accessories. gloves
need the most frequent sud-
sing, and it never pays to let
dirt become imbeddéd in leath-
er or fabric. Warm
detergent suds, plus thorough
rinsing, will keep your
wardrobe in good shape.
Remember to peel vour
gloves off after washing them
on your hands -+ don’t tug at
the finger tips while they are
wet, soap or
glove
To Address Unit
William R.) McCarthy, d
of the Oakland County
Juvenile Protective
will speak at the Pontiac Wom rector
Service
en's Club meeting Monday
Members will gather at the
Adah Shelly Library at 1:.0
pm.
Rummage Sale
The ALCW is sponsoring a
rummage sple at St. Johr
Lutheran Church on Saturday,
starting at § a.m,
Morton
Philip
and Van Dusen
Detwiler of and Mrs
Southfield;
Mrs. Frank Downs of Farm
ington
- ~* -
Others are Mrs. Leslie C
Consterdine and Mrs. John
Austin of Roval Oak; Mrs.
Clayton Tibbals of Waterford;
Ruth Kimball and Mrs. Hope
Gorman of Pontiac; Mrs
Philip Moon of Pleasant Ridge
Mrs. Robert J, Mitchell of
Huntington Woods; Mrs
Thomas Doremus of Clarkston;
Mrs. Arthur Dodge of Lake An
gelus; Mrs. Brace Beamer and
Mrs. C. N. Ray of Oxford
Mrs. Gerald Dunn of Addison
Township; Mrs. J. P, Malley
and Mrs. George Merwyn of
Novi and Northville; and Mrs
George Bouwens of Oakland
Township. ~
THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1959
Sale!
| FAMED BRAND
DRESS SHOES
reg. to 26.99 21°
Shoe Scion — Mezzcnine 2 aa ainda ed
¥ SNS SANS s
Get first pick of these
sifia@rt new fashions,
and save up to $$ a
pair. Exclusive tailored
trims, silken collars and
bows. or jeweled buck-
es on deldi-suede, pol-
ished calf, lustre, and
patent. High heels and
styled - in - Italy little
heels.
—- ~
*'He prefers conventional language
. he knows enough to wear a con-
* servative suit
_ and tie on more formal occasions.
' week by the boys.
|blonds but better than one in three
ry
ithey can look up to.
Their ideal boy:
He's tall. He's a lot smarter
than his girl friend and gets top |:
‘parently hasn't affected teenaged JIVE TALK NIXED : girls. They still want a boy friend
The chiao pants set (seven
out of 10) won out ‘over slacks
)
| Boys who scorn tobacco won out Seven out of eight of the young
over the smokers, but:not by much.| ladies told ws the guy with the
ment Flirt ore we soe A medley blergay . smokers while two out of five don’t
tind the practice at all. Nearly! ‘The fellow who knows his way
rs of the girls, how-\around the party circuit is pre-
in five.
He has blue eyes and blond hair
which he wears in a crew cut.
to slang and jive talk He
doesn't smoke; doesn't drink
He wears chino pants when the!
occasion calls for sportswear. But
with white shirt
* * *
He's the life of the party type,
but, more important, he’s. sin-
cere,
That's the composite picture of
the ideal American boy drawn
from our nationwide survey of
teenaged girls.
This paragon matches well
with the ideal girl, selected last
She turned
out to be shorter, less bright, a
conservative dresser and, the
boys agreed, above all she has
to be sincere.
Nearly seven out of eight girls
agree that their ideal boy has
to be tall. But, thereafter., their
physical qualifications become a
good deal more varied.
About two out of five want blue-
eyed boys but more than one in
three said they like green eyes. |
Slightly’ more than half prefer} would settle for black hair. Crew
cuts dominated (about two in
five) with the standard cut trail-
ing fone in five)
+ * *
Three out of four girls told us A sparkling soap-and-water-
clean complexion is the basis
of all beauty.
INTRODUCTORY SPECIAL !
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your entire fami Y
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the latest Grinnell fine piano.
The mahogany case is hand
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USE OUR CHRISTMAS LAYAWAY PLAN ee
| Mrs. S. E. Minard, left, sponsor of
Minard Scholarship,
looks on with approval as Patricia
Haines, the new honoree, receives her the Luvella S. began as an Pentise Press Phete
scholarship from Carolyn Beyer, presi-
dent of the TBI Women’s Club. Mrs.
Minard sponsored the group when it
alumnae club in 1953.
TBI Club Helps Young People The TBI Women's Club, or-
ganized in February, 1953, was
a group of The Business In-
stitute Women graduates who
felt the need of an organized
alumnae group. Mrs. S, E.
Minard acted as sponsor.
Aside from the TBI scholar-
ship, the club works to aid
underprivileged and il] young
people in the Pontiac area, as
well as furthering the educa-
tional advancement of other
young people.
Carolyn Beyer, president, to
whom the first Luvella S. Mi- nard Scholarship was awarded,
graduated from Pontiac Cen-
tral High School in 1957. She
played clarinet in the high
school band and during her
senior year was a member of
the National Honor Society.
At the present time, she is
taking postgraduate work at
TBI and is secretary to Harry
D, Wise Jr.
Patricia Haines, the new re-
cipiént of the scholarship lives
in Oxford. She also played the
clarinet in her high school
band. She was band librarian for
four years and during her sen-
jor year was typist for the
group. She also worked in the
high school office.
Aside from her band work
“Pat’’ is interested in bowling
and other forms of athletics.
She was on-the honor roll all
during high school.
_Now with the aid of the
clerk - typist coursé and ad-
ditiona] shorthand training, she
hopes to get a position where
she will have a chance for jur-
ther advancement.
formerly $29.98
@ wool-camel hair blend boy-
coats with hand-stitch
detailing!
© furry orlon-pile lined,
raccoon-collared coats in
poplin!
® orlon-pile lined, camel hair
and wool blend short coats!
sketched: wool/camel
Camel, grey, navy, red.
itd’ $ hair boycoat.
Sizes 6 to 16,
TEL-HURON SHOPPING CENTER
J open to 9 p. m. monday, thursday, friday, saturday:
\
THE PONTIAC PRESS,
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1959 THIRTY-NINK
ANNIVERSARY
SALE!
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Fate. ei collar on im-
‘ St hates ne
- Bamboo ranch mink, blue
* mink, black with ranch mink,
Wool Knit | DRESSES Regular to 28.90. *
pe ig sie imported coltskies. Attentive!
detailed, in the meticulous manner or
| imports, In. dlack, brown, ss and varied =
Fur Products labeled to show country of
origin of imported furs. T.M, EMBA.
A $5 Gift Certificate for each Forty-Third
purchase. A drawing for a $25 Gift
Certificate each day. aan at our Second
Floor De&k.
PISS aii) aie 2
As we light our Forty-Third Candle...
warm glow on you who have patronized us and enabled us to grow
through the years. Come, join in the celebration .
oo
we at Arthur's hope to reflect its
. the birthday
is ours but the excitement ond savings belong to you.
Special Purchase
New Fall DRESSES
; Regular to 17.98
AuniVAeng "1"
Pick of the ivhiat dresses to meet your day-
time to datetime needs. The entire collection
marks the return of the well defined woist-
line. Select feminine fashions from wools
and rayon blends, Sizes for juniors, misses’.
Camel Hair Pile Lined
Raccoon Collar. Coat
Save $16.98
The fashion success coat of the year! The
sport coat in classic camel hair with the rah
tah raccoon collar plus the warmth of furry
orion pile lining! In camel or red. Sizes
5 to 15 and 8 to 16,
Special Purchase
. Far Blend Sweaters.
ans r_to ” 5.90
bptcial 7.90 Because Arthur’s is the Sweater store of
Pontioc . . . we hove made great effort to
bring you these special cfiddly soft fur blend
sweaters in a collection that will amaze you.
Dressmaker novelties and classics in all new
colors and all sizes.
Finely Tailored
‘WOOL SKIRTS
Regular to 12.98
bpiciae Rich textured tweeds and soft solid flannels. Well cut an belted. te quality tailoring, ary ey ag 1 mportant fail colors.
Sail Fashion
rw palmer tull fashion, can’t run, tights
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PLENTY of PARKING at Arthur's. Parking
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five blocks. May we stamp your parking
ticket for you
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FORTY | ; . THE PONTIAC PRBS, 9 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1959 _ -e. :
¢
6’ DAYS ONLY Herbs Help Bethune Fa ir Comimittee
CHILDREN’S Appealing F ood Tastes Beste Arrangements
RUBBER BOOTS | w ire: wwe | sie cite emt ima woe wae [ne ai 8 nS ois Arrangements for the annual fall| Jones, publielty;
There are all sorts mer tricks: | , {£4 and a stamped, self-addressed ° e 8 OW “ <i " id Hall:) pa which will pep up food and : er » th ; P ; envelope with your request Tomorrow: ‘Why Some met: recently at the South Johnson .M make it appealing without load- | for the Trick and Treat: diet Lose Weight More Easily Than. | avenue home of-Mrs. Ha ; ne Pi cog cpandin 3
ing up on butter and oils and | poolslet. Address Josephine Others?” || A highlight of the fair will be|SC) 0°rs- Mies ‘Chanter Jenne other items which zodm the | : | lthe crowning of a king and queen. protection; ; ,
calorie count. | * i . Also featured will be baby sitting, }P*°8"*™-
room I have used some of these ,
fair in outlining the menus for my |
Trick and Treat diet which is M
running this week. Remember NEW YORK — Monday for
these whenever you feel. the Mee Manageme + gremees are Clothes-washing has a sound
mothers; Mrs, Neil Smith, mem- | precedent, it seems. Two days
bership; Mrs. Purvis Hunt, hos- | after the Mayflower’s Saturday
need to lose a few pounds and
therefore must cut out some of Children’s. Shop
Seas the “trimmings” and seasoa- pitality; Mrs, Delores (iraves, arrival, several women went Miracle Mile Shoppin Genter
15. “ magazine; Mrs. Howard Jack- | ashore to do their first family at RO a EE mse Sate BA
Small 5 Fer inslance, the herbs are aun, telephone: Mrs. Patricia waikdiie"on the | new Jand.
a ig j sad ms . On tek seceeeeee ee Ds Mee _ oe were 1%
to a great help. So are garlic —
Large 3 and onion, parsley and lemon |
as are the artificial sweeteno-
ers. You can whip cream up
out of fat-free milk crystals.
Grated parmesan cheese adds
test te many foods. ’
Because of the manufacturer's surplus . . . a Here are the rocnus jer te | PARTNER PLAIDS BY Pendleton’ juice. Chili sauce is an aid |
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terrific buy in fine rubber boots with gripper
soles, smart loop fastening! Boys and girls .. .
white, red and brown. neeetour tenet, |
0
Two ‘teaspoon Sukal
One-half banana 1 €d
Fricndly Dept. Store morrow (Priday!
Black offee
Luachsen
Sala r @sparag
. Two ha
ang six green
n pieces Two ¢
ablespoons toma! |
74 N. SACINAW NEAR HURON eae Rye Kripe
Dinner
Four neces Baked fish ob
eit! a touch of ¢ e |
PARAGON CHRISTMAS KITS eae. | N T § Apr SOCKS I Ts rnirds eup spinact _ilasor
this with B@ SHrinking «
savory. or vinegar:
THE OXFORD SHOP Sa, If you have missed some of
Answer: It has to be folded
So that the marking is on top
and whether the edges are to-
usually laid with the open edges son, historian; Mrs. Harold
Watson and Mrs. Troy Ward,
auditors; Mrs. John Couture,
program; Mrs. Lloyd Craig,
tives.
: _ -_ the Trick and Treat menus and
Theré are all sorts of tricks which will pep up
° . food and make it appealing without loading up on
butter and oils and other items which zoom the calorie
MALING SHOES | count.
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4 Ys : §. t > F
Rules Need Cranbrook Boy 7 | oi Not Alwavs Named Scholar | 3
way f HH for 3rd Year :
Be Fol lowed Steohen C. Fairbank ' : Pendleton pictures every girl and her Stephen airbanks, son o in th bn stat
Mrs. Orval G. Fairbands of Niaga- Quy & inese new go- gether jackets! By EMILY POST ra avenue, has been renamed the Pair off in new autumn plaids or
ear Mis Posie panviwens cee es ig pba ak Crap authentic tartans...in colorful tiles, . SaaS Sei wine rook 1001 for e 1959-60 aca- : : ’ | ty-four years old and expect demic year, checks or solids...tailored of Pendleton’s
to announce my engagement Stephen, a senior at Cranbrook, own fine virgin wool fabrics.
shortly. My parents and my a held a = Women's Traveller Jacket,
fiance's parents have never pas Butler, a sophomore from cine 10-20 ...... - -SELSS- 088
met, I would like to know if Birmingham, was named Owen Man's Partner-Plaid Topster Packet,
it would be improper for me Scholar and Timothy Coughlin, a GRE Ly lb cecsspess des cabnss Sasae
to suggest to my fiance that Birmingham senior, received the
his parents invite my parents Ruth Arie Klein ee
| over to his house. wy ext _ OPEN MONDAY & FRIDAY ‘Til9 P. M. MY er is a (ot fi SICK- - >
lv person and seldom has com- A cot p A 106 North Saginaw Street .
pany and I am sure the thought
| of having to entertain his p t = = -
| parents will upset her very arents O nn ae oO . —
much. Furthermore, my fi- | . . |
ance's parents live in a very S
nice house whereas we live in OcIa IZE OPEN EVERY NIG\ iT TO 9
a very rundown apartment ° Monday through Sat irday
house and [I can't bear the Budget Will Be
thought of what his parents | Up for Approval Downtown AND
hike afer ene sete m™ This Thursday Drayton Plains
Answer: To be strictly cor- “Get Acquainted Night” for ept. stores
rect, your fiance's parents parents and teachers of Alcott
should call on yours, but in School is scheduled for Thurs-
| view of the situation you de- day at 7:30 p. m.
| seribe I advise you talk to The budget and year’s pro-
your fiance and, if he agrees, | gram will be presented for ap-
have him explain to his par- proval.
| ents your mother’s feelings and Mrs. Theodore Figa, presi-
ask them to invite her and dent, will introduce PTA offi-
your father to tea or a meal | cers and chairmen. They in-
at their house | clude Mrs. Lewis Smartt, vice
Z Z president: Lewis Smartt,
“Dear Mrs. Post: In folding father vice president; Mrs.
a dinner size napkin to place Walter Schmitz, recording sec- | . . ‘ on the left of the forks, how | retary and Mrs. Harry. Mc- The new extra-slimming is it done? Should the fold or Creary, treasurer. . .
| the open edge be toward the < © & | girdle, molded of lined ate?’’ !
plate? Others are Mrs. Alice Ben- |
Air-Lon rubber!
ward or away from the plate | publicity; Mrs. Thomas Child- a You've never worn a girdle is not important. However, if ers, health, and Mrs. Charles ~ a like ‘Sleex’ before . . . be- it is not marked, then it is | Dean, homeroom representa- <n cause there’s never been a ~~»
toward the plate
“Dear Mrs. Post: Is it im-
proper to visit friends withont
first inquiring whether it will
be convenient for them to see
you"’
Answer: Before visiting
friends it is alwavs best to
ask whether it will be = con-
venient for them to see you,
unless you know that they are
at home at certain hours and
like to receive visitors. Also serving are Mrs. Robert
Pence, membership; Mrs.
Raymond Baumgras, publica-
tions; Mrs. Thomas Hegwood,
telephone; Mrs. George Totten,
budget and finance: Mrs. Ray
Black and Mrs.,John Hartley,
hospitality, Mrs. Jesse Ville-
real, youth and Mrs. Couture
and Ruth Harmon, home-school
communications.
* * *
Council delegates will be
Mrs. Charles Biggs, Mrs.
Edward Biggs and Mrs. Earl
Bowling.
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Slip-on, XS-S-M-L... 8.95
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~ | Here is a tip on selecting the _
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bevel a t for you Rub your Andrew Jackson installed the | Let Federal’s expert corsetiergs cheeks to bring out the color first warm and cold shower | .
Then match a rouge with this baths in the White House some- ot fit and correctly for obi flush. Pi time between 1829 and 1833. an igure tiattery:
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Call
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Specialists in Maling Shoes
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’ Open Monday and Friday Evenings Kiteher Planning “eae
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New C] es Are L is t Versa tile Slip a V-neck and opaque nylon spiel Trick For an a opposite walls or raid be for Py fabtgene child| gest that the number @f guests :
2. 4a s ted ‘ tricot lining. ; ; ; . small, Home economists|match the age of the birthday «
by Pipes matted A. |Party Blouse _ |) Ba semeite att | cee | ricer Scien ance nea mela 3 : trice ~ | . A versatile slip cam be worn | edging, With the slip-blouse hilar vias out totlane tas ‘ The Pontiac YWCA has an-| dated ‘Thursday ithe ® ake without a blouse. The top is comes a matching cummer- laundry or larger pieces : ‘
nounced an evening class in ct aw ~ | tailored for outer wear with | bund to be worn outside. washed by machine, ’
‘to be by Mrs. O'Con- Te eo ‘Be mane 008.
nor of on Mondays peek yaa
from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m, Mrs. O’Con-| A coffee hour precedes and fol- } .
nor’s Thursday morning class be-|lows the morving classes on both , : gan Oct, 8. , 4 Wednesday and Thursday. The|
ean Sect Tn oor nt my | can taught by Mrs. Otte Gabert on pen from the bce pos : pump...a “must” in your ! noontime y
ae eee from 12:30 to 2:30 banagi the classes themselves and } wardrobe because it tt, nursery, according to M k ) oat ,
Registration for some classes, in- bean A. Crisp, young aut ee ; gonn phish cen |
cluding rman. ae ee é |
teidew cml been ere, Get on the bandwagon + + SEE night. Slender, long and | ° j i$
son Lewis is the instuctor But!
registrations are still being bat Yomar Group
the | for the art courses for adults on| Meets at Home dren on Saturday morning. Both j pte Dig at Maggy nN at of Mrs. Pattison
The Yomar Group of First: gan.
___ Presbyterian Church met Tuesday '}
The French and German classes evening at the home of Mrs. Harry ;’ headed by Rev. Francois Joch- - : lo
mans, and the silversmithing class apr erteg ge ane iene $
guided by Amy Krueger. will @C- and Mrs. Edson Doolittle assisted. $
cept latecomers, as will the group) + «:;*
plano classes of Amy Hogle. Mrs. Richard Wright gave the |
The nursery service offered on devotion and Mrs. Earl Van Dyke
Wednesday has bad to hang out (Jr. conducted the Bible study. > the SRO sign, according te Mrs. | Mrs. Jane Davis was a guest.
Hazel Beutler, supervisor. A few | It was announced that the annual ?
more children between 243 and birthday dinner will be held ?
five years old can be accommo- |Nov, 10 at Ted's Restaurant. * * *
Youth Education Group |
Plans Tea Thursday at 4 | \5
ee of the Assn Membership in the association > for Childh cducation Interna-! those ‘5
tional, Southern Oakland County ape interested in pro- ;
Branch, will be at 4 p.m. Thurs-| "ting desirable conditions, pro. |;
day at Kimball High School in| 5™®™s md practices in the |) Royal 7 schools. I
ill include area PTA! Officers are Minnie Zielke, Far- )
sec-|
concerned with communication and retary; Ruth Sharland, Bloomfield, |
the importarive it plays in develop-| corresponding secretary, and Lena
ing understanding. Anderson, Rochester, treasurer. |
r
CRRRER \ tems RIT Ste,
Sn ee ee eee
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Worumbos Orlon lined,
Blt $ reversible plaids
Worumbos. and tweeds with
beaver.* . Clutch coats and
In black, beige, button coats.
blue, gtay. r Beautiful fall
‘ colors.
Laem, Take Advantage of These Savings Now! fam.
“si Just Charge It ela 7
*Furs Labeled With Country of Oxigin , Take Up to 6 Months to Pay
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Fine wool : weeds ,
zibelines, tunning blac
Forstmans. fine wool tweeds.
Luxuriously fur
trimmed coats,
lavishly trimmed
with mink or
our pardde of girls’ coat values!
Selection of Name Brand Quality
Coats are big . . . and Savings are
Great.
GIRLS’ COATS with LEGGINGS
and TOW COATS
I
GIRLS’ SCHOOL or
TOW COATS
$1 6°
DRESS COATS
7-14. Values to $30. +7 2”
"re MARGARET ANN SHOP
Riker Bldg. 37 W. Huron lithe, with intriguing
vamp cut-out trimmed
with peau de soie and
rhinestone sparkle.
and Only
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Values to $30
Sizes 7 to 14.
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FORTY-TWO
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1959
Church Circles Mark
Achievements of U.N.
The work of the United Na-
tions is the October theme of
Central Methodist Church
circles.
Mrs. William Humphrey was
hostess recently to the Ethel
Nagler Circle. Speaker was
Mrs, Angus McLay of the Oak-
land County branch of the
Women's International League
for Peace and Freedom.
* * *
The October meeting of the
Martha Graf Circle was at the
home of Mrs. Donald Tryon of
Preston street
* * .
e Same evening
the Far East were
members of the Ada Duhigg
Circle at the home of Mrs
Robert Bentley of Lapeer road, ° ' F T} slides H
shown to
NARDIS
of
DALLAS Members of the Sylvia Al- |
drich Wesleyan Service Guild
met recently for dinner with
Mrs. R. H. Kempf of Pember-
ton road.
* *
The Barbara Norris Circle
met with Mrs, Howard Sibley.
Mrs. William Lacy and Mrs.
Neil Coppens presented the
program.
* * *
Mrs. Clifford Coe served a
dessert luncheon to members of
the Margaret Johnston Circle. |
- * *
Meeting for |
Marion Shaw Circle with Mrs
George Dietrich and the Otto
Sisters Circle with Mrs. John
Hartwick of Francis street.
* * *
Mrs Fre d Fer guson assiste d |
by Mrs. Wilham Hodge and
Mrs. Elizabeth Farrell, served |
a dessert luncheon to members
of the Leora Shanks Circle
Mrs. F. Dewey Allen presented
the program.
* * *
Dessert luncheons also were
served members of the Janette incheon was the
The girl who has made a movie
career of going without clothes, much
less hats, Brigitte Bardot, has thrown
in the towel and is hiding her long
blonde mane under these new toppers.
Sordptimists
Retain Parties
The Soroptimist Club of Pon-
tiac held its monthly business
meeting Monday at the Hotel
Waldron.
The club voted to continue
sponsoring monthly social
parties for the patients of Pon-
tiac State Hospital.
* * *
Mrs. Richard Paschke, presi-
dent, and Mrs. Karl Schlutz
wil] represent the club at the
52nd conference of the mid-
western region to be held in
Columbus, Ohio, Oct. 23 to 25. Especially designed for her, the hats
are (from left) a white fur felt, a wide-
brimmed cloche of antelope and a
checked helmet with a red felt strap.
rest of your face.
Club Gets - [AMERICAN MARIETTA NEW for Meeting | | | INTERIOR and EXTERIOR The Extensionists met at the home of Mrs, Lloyd Osworth Tues-| voce
Mrs J, H, Trietsch was cae v MASONRY
Tho ovente cf Rally Bay wore | ()
ron ea LATEX ALKYD PAINT
@ Repels Water! — * * *
Craft ideas were presented by;
@ Seals Pores and Cracks!
@ Dries in 30 Minutes! Mrs. William Miller and Mrs.|
Charles Hauser. |
10 READY MIXED COLORS
PLUS It was anno that the group
101 IN-MIX COLORS AVAILABLE would attend the Oct. 19 Christ-
; mas Workshop at MSUO,
x * *
Mrs. R. J: McGrass was wel-
;comed to membership. Applied by brush or roller...no wetting down
required. High hiding—durable finish—clean
up is quick with soap and water. May be used
on concrete block, concrete, brick stucco, aggre-
gate block and asbestos shingles.
QAKLAND FUEL & PAINT ——| home of Mrs. H. D. Nicholie.
436 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 5-6150 served.
UPI Phete
Disguise Circles
If you are stuck with dark
circles under your eyes and no
time to rest up to get rid of
them, disguise them. Use a
lighter face powder around
your eyes than you do on the ToSottenJaw | |
A woman with a pronounced
jawline can soften its appear-
ance, Draw attention from the
jaw with a flattering coiffure.
Slightly curled bangs which go
across only part of the fore-
head help do this.
does matched Geiger Circle at the Porter [== a
: - street home of Mrs. Robert
Fawcett and members of the
Sara English Circle at the SEPARATES home of Mrs. Jack Farnsworth.
in Program chairman was Mrs. }..]
BURTON’S
FREE GIFTS 2"
A. J. Lindemann, and Mrs.
Sag No Mor Ralph Clingaman spoke on
“Taproots in God's Garden.”
Jersey Knit * * *
When the Jean Bagnell Circle
100 wool knit skirt met with Mrs. Carl Wagner,
Mrs. Walter Barningham spoke
and shirt - blouse. Fall on ‘The Churches in the United
shades of rust / blue / Nations.”
black or green / blue / "= =
ack Sizes 10 to 1 Marilyn Lake of Waterford ock >1zes v to 10. High School showed colored
slides of the United Nations to
members of the Ortha Lane
Circle at the home of Mrs
Clarence Ponn. $24.98
Whitney Union
of WCTU Hosts
Vice President
Fashion Sleeve Sweaters SHOP
€1 W Hu eet The Dora B. Whitney Union of
- WCTU met Tuesday afternoon at . . _ . 2
the home of Mrs. Alma Fremed Short Sleeve, Slip-On Hi-Bulk § RX Ps ae 3 : F’
SENIOR Devotion * vere che by Mrs " on Reg $4 99 “4 # votions ‘re given yy ATS ° Be
PORTR AIT Nelhe Monroe, Soloist was Mrs. ee
. Melvin Strader. accompanied by
Mrs. Jack Barron. Mrs. George SPECIAL
1—&x10 Master Oil Perkins of Royal Oak, district vice
president, was guest speaker.
Long Sleeve Cardigan Hi-
Mrs. E. L. Patten installed the ‘ 88 r
4—5x7 Black and officers: Mrs. C. E. Anderson, Bulk Orlon Reg. 5.99 § {= | White president: Mrs. Basil Hartt, first i ; ;
vice president; Mrs. Fremed, sec- i Drip-Dry Pima Cotton
50 Wallet Size nd vice president: Mrs. Walter ik ’
Willson, secretary, and Mrs. Mark
Selection of Proofs Provided Cheney, treasurer
5] Q9
Varden Studio
23 E. Lawrence
Pontiac FE 4-1701 Long Sleeve Cardigan Fine
Gauge Ban-Lon. SDSS Ht
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Men can have a masculine
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The pocket is cut in the front
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blue, yellow and as-
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1959
'| ‘Old Masters’ Market
| Lucrative for Forgers
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By ROSETTE HARGROVE not put on until the picture gets
PARIS (NEA)—The booming, '° America,
market for ‘old masters’’ has According to Isnard when the
; made the forgery branch of the|paintings leave here they have an , art business one of the most lucra-|innocuous signature like ‘Pierre
* tive in the postwar years. Dupont”’ or “‘Jean Marchand."
NOW
ONLY France, turning out painting« for (140,000 forged Utrillos have been |
' rich but unwary art buyers.
' These pictures rarely are sol
here under their valuable signa- jsmuggled into the United States, |
q|Plus 113,214 Watteaus and 10,000)
| Corots. Corot is known to have
; painted only 3,000 pictures in his tures. France's F.B.I. — the Sur- lifetime. *~ * * “To rub out this signature and Vn _———————
, A painting signed Pau! Signac|replace it by that of a time-hon- $ 500 is s
‘might have fetched $30,000 at/ored master is child’s play,” he Al ONLY ; Sotheby’s, internatiohally farnous Says, ‘‘and it means that no of- E DOWN
London auction room, had it not|fense is committed until the pic- $175
been retired just in time recently.|ture reaches its destination.’ with your old washer
It was the work of one of the | * * * This $229.95 Avtometic A WEEK
band of forgers working in | Experts consider that at least _———
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 115, 1959 — oS ee el = Soe oS a > oe ise cial ae. itis at a
FORTY-FOUR
U.S. Conjuring a
Disarming Plan
Expect Rival Proposal
to Go Before Group
in Geneva With Nikita’s |
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP),
—Word circulated today that the;
United States will present a rival;
arms plan when Soviet Premier)
armament proposal goes before!
the 10-nation East-West commit-
tee in Geneva. |
Sources close to the U.S. delega-|
tion to the U.N. said American
disarmament experts are working
quietly with the State Department
on a plan covering the whole
arms question as well the
thorny problem of adequate con-
trols as
* * *
U.S. Ambassador Henry Cabot
Lodge hinted some such move
was afoot when he spoke in the
disarmament debate before the
U.N. Assembly's main Political)
Committe Wednesday
Lodge noted that President)
Eisenhower has set in motion a
concentrated disarmament review
which will prepare the United
States to participate ‘‘construc-!
tively’ in the Geneva talks, slated
to open after the Assembly ends
Informants stressed that the!
United States will not present any
arms plan befere the General As-
sembly this session but will wait
for the Geneva farley
* * * ;
told the Assembly that
some agency such as an inter-
national police force would be
necessary to preserve peace after
disarmament. He recommended
that the U.N. Disarmament Com
mission try to decide what type
of force would be needed and
what principles of international!
law should govern it
He also recommended that the Lodge
Disarmament Commission _ study
exactly what internal = security
forces would be needed by the
nations of the world after dis-
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The YARDSTICK MIRACLE MILE
BARBERSHOP QUARTET ROUNDUP — Pontiac Quartet
Alumni night will be held at 8 p.m. Friday a’ the Knights of
Pythias Hall The ‘“‘Three Corns and a Bunyan’’ quartet (above)
will be among seven old time quartets to sing their stuff at the
59 State Drownings
Include 24 Suicides
LANSING WwW — Suicides account
for 24 of 261 drownings recorded
in Michigan since Jan. 1
A compilation by State Police
on 398 reported water accidents
so far this year showed yesterday
- that in addition to the drownings
176 persons suffered injuries
Receipts of delayed reports
probably will increase the fig-
ures, police said.
Of the drowning victims, 33 were
boat operators, 60 boat passengers
76 swimmers, children who > -) wandered from their parents and
11 children who slipped into the
water while playing or fishing.
| * * *
| The report predicted that most
drownings from now until the end
of the year would occur as the
result of hunters or fishermen
falling through the ice
Population Growing
WASHINGTON — Population of
the United States, now 170 million,
has increased by 10 per cent or
more since 1950.
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in Pontiac in the 1940's are (from left) Bill Pascher, Eddie Bunyan,
Jack Beeler and Bill Otte.
LOS
north
The
One Fire Spreading
in California 2,600 Acres Already) |
Burned; More Families! |
May Quit Homes
families were packed and ready
to run today as a sprawling fire
continued ~gorging
cracker-dry brush in the foothills
reckless flip
covered more than 2,600 acres of,
precious watershed. The prospect
of early
‘}total of 1,500 men were fighting
the flames,
“It looks like it'll take a couple
of days at least. We haven't Nad ANGELES (AP) —More
itself on
of Los Angeles.
* * * .
fire—possibly started by a
of a cigarette—has A} ‘ control was slight.
county fire captain said:
Prime | GETS CABINET POST — lain
| MacLeod, above, was named
secretary by British
Minister Harold Mac-
millan in place of Alan Lennox- colonial Red China’ Calls
for Light Diets Nation Faces Shortage
in Food So Appeals for
Self Rationing
By WILLIAM L. RYAN
Associated Press News Analyst
Natural calamities and other
factors have combined to create
x *
This information is gleaned
from the official newspaper of the
Chinese Communist party, the
People’s Daily, It has just an-
nounced details of what the party
calls a “plan for food consumption
and ecdnomizing in food consump-
tion.” = __ AP Wirephete
tons per year. land clothing. Lignite Mines Productive |Necessity Spending High
FARGO—North Dakota's lignite} WASHINGTON — Half the U. S. | ! }
mines produce about three million|income is spent for food, shelter jjon earthquakes a year in the —___ |Terrace, an area above the com- much rain at all the last few
years and I've never seen the
brush so dry.
“This stuff doesn't burn—it ex- plodes.”’
Only damaged since the fire broke out
Tuesday along Angeles Crest
Highway above the foothill suburb
of La Canada. But flames were}
only a mile or so from other ex-;
pensive homes today, and a burst|
of the whimsical ‘wind could put}
|them in genuine peril.
* * *
| Families were standing by for)
ja possible evacuation of Briggs munity of La Crescenta and about
15 miles north of downtown Los
Angeles. :
|
a few homes had been |
are more than one mil-
|world. / Boyd Wednesday. MacLeod’s
appointmént was one of the main
cabinet changes.
Railroad Employes Ask
Aid From Government
CHICAGO (UPI) — Nonoperating
railroad employes have asked the
federal government to act if the!
railroads refuse to negotiate their |
demands for more holidays and
vacations.
Eleven unions, representing the
600,000 employes, said yesterday
they had petitioned the National
Labor Relations Board to move in-
While the party paper insists the
x *
“They have raised
sciousness of the masses and ex-
tensively disseminated throughout
all households the call of the party
for the practice of economy in
food consumption,”
Says. “Many refectories
dining halls) and families have
taken the initiative to draft their
plans to economize in food con-
to the dispute if the railroads balk | sumption.”
at bargaining. food outlook in China is favorable,
it acknoWledges that it has under-
taken a “‘shock publicity cam-
paign"’ to cut down excessive con-
sumption, Party members have
undertaken to “explain the truth
to the masses.”
*
the con-
the paper
(public
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Library is visiting four Pontiac, Science Foundation. -
. . ‘ e /
schools this year, providing 360 At mid-year, the books will be To Testify in Ex- Wife 8
bo. ks for supplementary reading in sent to other schools in the pro- Death Month After She
the classroom cram while replacements are re- .
* © - ceived Divorced Him
Fighty illustrated beoks, for all) “It has been found that both the
ages from the first through the lifetime reading habit and the in- WE . eighth grades. have arrived at each terest in science are developed in| Saatat - opiielleimsiigan aie
of the Owen, Whitfield, Alcott and the elementary grades,” says Ger- S€M, 29, is to testify today against
Emerson schools ry White, coordinator of elemen- charges he murdered his former
tary education, wife a month after she divorced
__ These books have been care-\nim on grounds of cruelty.
fully selected with the aid of pro-| dd
fessional advisors to stimulate both
the habit and the interest.” | The lanky, bespectacled part-
time schoolteacher was sworn in
Wednesday shortly after a tense,
= overflow crowd of 200 had listened
You Could Line jto the testimony of 6-year-old This experimental science Ii-
brary program for elementary
sehools is administered by the
American Association for the Ad-
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Hearing Losses Are as Nancy Hansen. daughter of Dun-
Different as Fingerprints Path to Moon can and the dead woman, Susan
. ~ Hansen, 25
BELTONE Prescriptions With Cigarettes ~~ * *
7 oars Nancy generally supported the
Fit You Individually WASHINGTON (AP) — Enough story of her father to what
for the correct solution to your § cigarettes were produced last happened Sunday, May 24, the day
problem. year to make a carpet seven feet her mother was found dead of a
wide. and one cigarette thick from broken neck in her South Side
BELTONE Hearing Service § the earth to the moon, the Agricul- home. ;
' ture Department reported today.| She substantiated — Hansen's aS Saginaw—Phone FE 4-7711 * * * story that he did not know any-
The world output was 1.971 bil- thing was wrong with his ex-wife ei oa ee pc ye lic on cig: arettes {70 billion of them until he telephoned the house
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Ceccccccccccccccccccccs “Apet would have to extend 221,-,cereal to her sister Laura, 2, and
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Seoecccccscoccosocseees College will crown a queen tonight She said she did not know what FRE CoPS. BOOKS and to kick off the school’s second time her father telephoned or how
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THE PON'TIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1959
_Survey_ Reveals High Readership Interest in Many Sports
tiac Area Has Sportsminded Population It was also noted that pro football drew little or no ,
the thick of the baseball season when football and other fall support in the South where none of the cities sponsored (and winter sports were getting little attention on the zports
pro teams and where. college football had great interest. (pages.
In this respect, the Pontiac area, where water, winter and|-
summer facilities are ready available and plentiful, and where
high school, college dnd pro sports are easily accessible, a sur-
vey as such can paint a more’ picture than in areas where
sports are limited.
* Auto racing, horse racing, water sports and snow skiing
also received high percentage of votes.
* * *
Howard Armstrong of 2922 Buick street suggests that, “A
jlot more could be done for auto racing if it got a little boost
ifrom the papers.” x * *
It also varies from the national survey which had college
football behind baseball.
Another interesting note was the strength of high
school basketball which took fourth place in the survey. Of course similar opinions
were offered by enthusiasts for
every
‘of the 30 ditferent’sports
@ close pe between the survey made na- * one made in the Pontiac area. There is a slight
Tatil tn. tne toteronte ef men and women. Majer = A40en baseball drew the top percentage of the total * | The women place high school
school football, but the men
per cent, while pro football had basketball just ahead of high
gave the edge to the prep * ae other sports such as snow ski-
ing, water skiing, horse racing, She 1958 national i. , of men and women surveyed,| sid sport. eS ® city league sports, etc. win ead adios, a lg League mies chad 4 BE vet tne margin was very close. This is noted in the votes for the top three places. women | — fy ? “You could make a lot of boys college football survey showed baseball's gave basketball 59 and football 53, while men gave prep foot-| . aif happy by qivine tore attention professional football with 77.3 and basketball (high readership interegt with 77.6/pall 103 and basketball 83. | owl Littl idget _ and @0llege) with 61.0. Others in order were golf, boxing, | to Little League or Midge - fishing, bowling and hunting.
Pro. basketball, track, horse racing, tennis, auto racing,
boating, swimming, minor phase of baseball (minors and city
league), hockey, wrestling, skiing, rowing, skating and billiards
followed in order.
*
The fallacy of the national survey was that winter sports
drew very little support from the sunshine states. Water sports
got little attention from places where there was an absence
of lakes and rivers.
Wings Contin x * ‘HOWLETT MRS. FLOOD
first three places, readers gave pro football 401 votes and base-|
ball 372.
This is surprising in as much as the nae was taken in) a total of 77.2.
Baseball got the most num-jent sports were mention by men.
ber of first place votes on the!
survey and pro football piled! * *
the | bowling.
For Wanda Elliott of 210 that the total votes for
“I think hockey is just wenderful,
hockey story.”
SP@
Es Woes for Habs:
ue Their Winning Way a | | “MONTREAL
Howe, Fonteyne' Fs) Big Jean
Beliveau was bedded down with
the flu Wednesday, adding to the!
worries of Montreal Canadiens in
their preparation for a meeting
here Thursday night with the To-
ronto Maple Leafs. Twenty three different sports got first place votes from
the women as to their readership interest, whereas 20 differ- | , ae ti Bane teams,” said Donna E. Yeager
of 310 South Tilden
Hockey drew a surprising high percentage locally. In fact | up the votes in second, how-/it was 32 per cent higher than the national survey. It received
ever it is interesting to note|49.7% in The Press survey, running closely behind golf and | MRS. ZUBALIK MRS. TAYLOR Mrs. Ernest Zugalek of 5218
Marconi, Clarkston says the “sports pages are good.” She likes
bowling most but also reads the major sports stories.
“High school sports are my primary interest,” says Mrs.
John Flood, 2215 E. Hammond Lake Drive, who reads the
sports columns very often.
Bowling and golf are the primary interests of Mrs. Basil
Taylor of 6242 Waldon Road and“she “likes the columns on
these sports most of all.” Mr. Taylor on other hand give hunt-
ing and fishing top spots in rating whereas he omits interest
jin golf or bowling. *
Oneida Rd., hockey is king.
I always read every
* * *
As for participation sports, golf got the men’s top billing,
while bowling was the women’s choice. Men followed with
bowling, swimming, fishing, hunting whereas women followed
with swimming as second choice and golf as third choice.
Sixteen different sports drew the participation inter -
est of the men, while women denoted interest in 14 partici-
pation sports.
This is the compulation of The Press Survey of the reader-
Ship interest of men and women in the Pontiac area. (Tomor-
irow the people surveyed will give their opinions of The Press —lConnect in 2-0 Beliveau was listed as a doubt- jSports page and add their comments and suggestions) ful starter. His illness is the sec-
e x ~ ond blow to Canadiens since the rape , IS Ons @] | in a ICago National Hockey League season READERSHIP INTEREST OF THE —- SPORTS women
opened last week Baseball. (Max Noa Te os Tete at a ang ~ * + College” Footbal ‘300 Th? ase oe tao
t B | Sawchuk Blanks Hawks) petememan Doug Harvey was Heh gepenl Berkcibe wo ok ee Re Obayior for Ist NHL Shutout hit with a particularly bad case got me Se dt Bo of flu last Friday and missed two Hocke 6635 497 12 6 R ‘ R 6 of New Season weekend games. He has been on k 888 443 ‘ok 17 Y ; ‘ d [ k ruled out for Thursday. Club doc Heuthce Basketba x We pile SS . . : : an ad ers DETROIT W—The Detroit Red ‘OFS Said he will be too weak to Horse’ ia: rare ; f 4 i 3g Stand the strain but*he may do| Water Spor 4 463 32 8 4 ’ 3 2 0 ? Wings kept up their winning ways some light skating Thursday Skiing 4.237 32.8 5 5 } 7 « wimming 4.140 aha’ ! 4 é 0 1 in the new National Hockey Lea Auto Racing 1 i 1 ) 3 MINNEAPOLIS © — With EL! ape del Boating. }88 30.3 - s § = Gf 3 |season by beating the Chicago They’ re Lookin Pe d Minor & City Leagues 3769 (303 rt 7 4 a 1 3 gin Baylor back in action, the| |Black Hawks 2-0 last night at Chi-! y g a ha Ae Is o 7 1 Minneapolis Lakers whipped De-| cago in their third game without | MILWAUKEE W—The 1959 Archers gas 137 1 2 0 i e i . é vy _ : oie n 1 72 9 5 1 1 0 0 troit 100-94 last night in a National, sags b i id ena _| baseball campaign had barely AP Wirephote Py iarc “as a ; : ? Basketball Assn. exhibition game. | hiccd um rep he an Gon ended when some Milwaukee = ACTING CHIEF—Austin Gun- Ro*ins e332 o 9 0 o 0 4 * * ood provid victory as an ; . cing eanee 206 13 0 1 0 r Baylor, signed two auys ago for'| die Howe and rookie Val Fonteyne | ilk predichieactiar oa aim) | Sel, treasurer of the National 6 “MEN , "WOMEN OS INTEREST MEN WOMEN | : ) ls ; . ee olf 6 w . @ reported’ $25,000, scored an or-| |scored the goals and goalie Terry A brightly Ht sign above the Football League, was named act- Bowing 147 Hh Tobie The “| , wehuk ted the NHL's first | . en ij igei Swimming 144 4 Archery 13 3 dinary 16 points but his presence, Sa pos: entrance of a South Side cafe | 1&8 Commissioner upon the Fishing 141 2 Billiards 11 a | ‘a ; Hunti Was enough oe prod the api ———— boldly reads: | death of Bert Bell. He will serve |Boating g ia Iceskating 4 : out of their doldrums. It was Min- It was Detroit's second victory | “Welcome 1960 World Series | until a mew commissioner is | snow Skiing 29 13 fendbe ee ; 6 0 1 Geapolis’ first home appearance |
after losing 12 of 13 games to Bos-|
2 | Larry Foust topped Minneapo-
tis with 18 points and Bailey
~ Howelt had 19 to lead Detroit.
trailed after|
lead. Detroit), | to go with one tie with the Red Fans.’ elected by the owners. Fencing | Wings retaining second place. =
Boston, the league leader, kept |
pace by beating New York last
night 4-3.
| Detroit’s triumph set things up
‘for a warm welcome at home for
|another game here tonight at
Olympia Stadium with the Black
Hawks. The Red Wings, who had
a poor season last year, can go ‘Walled Lake Also on Road, Seaholm Home Tomorrow
PNH, Skippers Play x* * Another round in the helter-skel- overall butjinjunes, have bowed three times Howe, scoring his second goal ter Inter-Lakes League race helps bowed to Northern and just edged by one touchdown
of the season and the 420th of his feature another big area prep foot-|Soythfield the last two times eo As * Nur a nh as te cae Bla ball schedule tomorrow Two of the key games around Hiecen 90 leet out Wh a-conbinatin It all begins in the afternoon the other leagues are slated for [with Geary Aldcore and Len Lande: when Waterford, 1-1, invades Far- the gridirons of Birmingham Sea- mington, also ]-1. At night, Pontiac holm and Imlay City, Both will Fonteyne, left winger on the Northern, 1-1, is guest of Berkley, | likely have a great bearing on rookie line, scored three minutes 1.) and Walled Lake travels to!
* Minneapolis never
bolting to a 248
but the Lakers hustled ott of dan-}
er
ae a secénd game, the world
champion Boston Celtics rallied to
beat Philadelphia 103-98.
* * *
Boston's Bill Russell, outplayed |
through most of the game by the!
Warriors’ 7-foot-2 Wilt Chamber-;
lain, marshalled the Celtics for, ~
their fourth period comeback. He} Away
good but its hard to tell. Imlay
remains unbeaten. Millington vis-
its North Branch completing that
slate AP Wirephote
GIANTS IN ACTION — Boston's Bill Russell (6) aims skyward Farmington is 1
as he tries to block a jump shot by Philadelphia's Wilt ‘‘The Stilt”
Chamberlain in their first pro meeting at Minneapolis yesterday.
Chamberlain, 7-1, missed the shot and the Celtics headed by 6-10
Russell the game 103-98. The Lakers beat Detroit 100-94 in
the other half of the double header. out
* * *
Frank Kownacki will be at
tempting to get his Orion Drag
ons in the “upset mood" again
as they take on Clawson at home. Northern has played much bet-
ter ball than its .500 record in-
dicates. Such talented backs as
Bruce Norton, George Graves | hit four field goals in the final
few minutes and hit a 20-foot push
shot that — the victory.
* *
Scoring an in the first pro
clash between Russell and Chum.
berlain, however, went to Wilt
“The Stilt.’ He bagged 26 points,
10 better than ‘Russell. Big Bill,
however, rode the bench most of
the third period,
Television Calls Haney
HOLLYWOOD (AP)—Fred Ha-
ney, who resigned as the Milwau-
kee Braves’ manager, has signed |
to do the commentary on a base-
ball show starting Oct. 24 on Los|)
Angeles station KCOP-TV. ~ The
program, ‘Major League Base-
ball Presents,’’ will appear each
Saturday at 9 p.m.
Haney will do a _ videotaped
commentary on outstanding ma-
jor league games played this
year.
{
“Name Walt Alston Top
Manager in National | later from in front of the Chicago (Southfield. The Vikings head the, goal upon being fed by rookie pack at 2-0 with Southfield at the |
Serry Metnyk for a point-blank bottom with 0-2,
shot. A Southfield upset would really
Sawchuk did his big part by! scramble the standings and
knocking aside 23 Black Hawk! make it anybody's race in the [Position to go all the way if it shots. . well balanced loop. le * * | fi standi :
and Bob Hocking are certain te | “mt! standings Madison goes to Troy for the
other Oakland B game. give the Berkley line a good test. Seaholm, hoping to have some}
The Bears have tripped Southfield| of its cripples back, will host) Rochester seeks its 2nd straight and bowed to Walled Lake. rugged Ferndale in the Eastern' jin the Tri-County at L’Anse Creuse
Walled Lake will be in good) Michigan feature needing a vic- Unbewion wetoed ante
tory badly. Hazel Park goes to -on Memphis
|East Detroit and Port Huron is should get a good test at Brown
host to Mt. Clemens in other loop| Ft. Almont is guest of Anchor
an get by Southfield although the}
‘ r g Dryden vs. Capac and New The Boston Bruins owed their| Waterford had played spotty foot-|Vikings are not taking the game! tussles | Haven visits Pinna the South- fast start in the National Hockey ball while splitting four season de-| lightly, | * * * ' é e
DARRTOWN, Ohio (AP)—This he won with the then Brooklyn | League today to their “Uke line” cisions. The Skippers could take! ~*~ & * | Oxford gets a big opportunity to! Gale Avondale <how)a
|may come as a shock to Los An- Dodgers, but this was more “his” !of Bronco Horvath, Johnny Bucyk 3 big turn for the good by dump-| The charges of Dave Smith have] even some old scores and take a b Seay: at O k P; rk. F tn ! id
Ke i in team. and Vic Stasiuk ing the defending champions. A'piled up 94 points while giying up) big step towards the South Central , ae a a abare igeles but on t main street in * * * lot sil! denend on the success of:just one TD four victories} Conference crown at Imlay. The Plays at Royal Oak Kimball. On ithis little Butler County town with x k _ All three men figured in the hig Bill Bryce, who has four of|sparked bs Bob Christian. The! Wildcats’ surprising loss at Lake (0Mville ts at Flint St. Mary, Uniea its population of 200 there are two The fellows worked hard for scoring Wednesday nicht as the th. team’s seven touchdowns [Bluejays hindered somewhat by} Orion could have done a lot of 4 Lake Shore, Roys al Oak Don. ‘bi igns which “Derrtown. \it,”’ said Alston as he recalled the; Bruins wiped out a_ three-goal dero at Monroe and South Lvon is
eictaal eaeees Sn iq” Season. “They started the first| deficit i defeating the New York pe le eser all Sa sell ieslliatiaes . és : ini Rangers, 4-3, at Madison Square * re * day of spring training, or even as :
| In his home a block away from
those two signs, Walter Alston re-
sponded in his usual shy and reti-
cent manner when told members
of the Baseball Writers Assn. of
America had voted him National Before, because all of them re-
ported in good shape.”
Thinking back over the season,
Alston said it always seemed that
someone would come up with a
hot streak to keep the team in
League manager of the year in an|contention.
Associated Press poll. = “(Don) Demeter hit a lot of
| x * * home runs early,’’ he said. ‘‘Then
} For benefit of non-basebal] fans,|S0meone else would get started.)
Garden.
Horvath converted a pass from|
Bucyk to reduce New York's lead]
to 3-2 in the second périod. Then, |
after rookie Dick Meissner tied the |
score with his first NHL goal early|
in the final period, Stasiuk rapped |
in the winner on a breakaway with
only 30 seconds remaining.
It was pace-setting Boston's third
Tigers Ink Brother
of Hurler Regan
| DETROIT (UPI) — The Detroit
Tigers announced today that 19-
year-old Charles V. Regan, Way
|land, Mich., has signed a 1960 con
e l vi ‘ | ! That was last week's keyword for cur Swami Association. Only Swami Abair made | tract with Durham, the Tiger affil * * * |victory in four games and_ the Phooey! NHL Standings \gelen ‘Do sera Whi rpg ce (Jim) Gilliam had a hot streak. | fourth straight defeat for the win- any big gains as he closed in within two games of the leader Swami Cornwell. an the ~ ae ‘roling oh iin
the baseball World Series. (Charlie) Neal was steady about | less Rangers,.who had gained their! Meanwhile the other two Swamis, Kearns and Moats continued to fall behind. Pontiac . i Sah ’ ' ae i ia u ve wme stan az = is nice,” sai all year but (Gil) Hodges and early lead on goals by John Hanna. Northern. Birmingham, Clarkston, Oxford. Romeo and.those unpredictable pros all gave the joni recen'y Was Placed on WL T Pts GFG It sure is nice,"’ said Alston the Tigers’ roster ston 3 i H ¢ 19 Yi with his shy smile, “but it was a|(Duke) Snider picked us Up at/Bill Gadsby and Dean Prentice. | 'Swamis fits Nts sind tar 166g were Georce ro * ’ . AISO SIZ coke a POrg to 206 4 9% 4iteam effort." times. Even Little (Maury) Wills a oe oy 4 at Jozwik, third baseman for Ewan mh t ; é ; H B The Dodgers last year finished had a- hot streak.” : There are big ones on tap this week ene the Erapevine Contd: take mnotner Reetiini ston 11 who will join the Decatur New ot - EAS ® 11 19! .eventh in the National League) And ther, Alston leaned back | | Ca en al Swami Kearns stands alone with Pontiac Northern, Waterford, Imlay. Notre Dame and team in the Chas 1 Midwen WEDNESDAY'S. RESULTS and then, this year, they came on|48ain in his easy chair and re- Wisconsin. eam _Class fidwes NATION LEAGUE de bai ; Nel i | peated “lt was a team effort.” seague, and Richard Stauffer, Boy raed + = fl lwatikee for the Nationa What about next year? This the chance for the Skippers to prove the Swamis wrong for the third time this year. ¢rtown, Pa., pitcher, assigned to 4 aanan. LEAGUE ague pennant, won it in a two; °) ; ¢ yaipay's PREP GRID SCHEDULE the Erie club in the Class D New Hershey 3, 1 NProvisertte 2, overtime game playoff and then beat the We don’t intend to stand pat, Saginaw. at Pontiac Central * * * York-Pennsylvania League Tavagpays Se) ys SCHEDULE Chicago White Sox in a sixgame he said, poh can Loree pnd mint Northern at. M at w Arthur Hill This is the game for West Bloomfield to prove itself and for Northern to prove its win a UE World Series, — = ad — sCentral = /over Farmington wasn’t a fluke and for Birmingham to get back into the EML race j =u Montreal | eeve.”’ Poutae Northern af Berkie The Bomb’s Got the Job —— at Alston also was selected as the | PFeve. Waterford « AMERICAN LEAGUE imanager of the year in 1955 when x & * prales Lake at field CORNELL ABAIR _KEARNS __MOATS. land at Quebec ‘ Pe leat { (86-35-3—. 710) (84-37-3—. 804) (7543-3—.644 (77-44-3-—.636) < IRG > _ ait.
— a Phra peed finish? Did the Los ee Yr vast etrot ECR Sorinay PCH shes back. ‘Tom Tracy, wil play ‘hl BERKLEY-P Berkle Berkle PNH Berkley ’ : RO Kimball OOMFIE D-N 1 jes f itts- As G.M. in New Pro Loop tae Coen it S| Gees teace ae —— Feeemoe Feecbereoe Eenmiratoe Febegie [Sack tom noo fr the Pit ° bd = rming aterforc | § $ pets ‘ at Clarenceville ‘oly olly Holly Holly Park , pitchers and hitters? Milford at Bloomfield Hills ak Pack-avON L Avondale vondale Avondale Avondale arker, * tb lI “We just had a bad year,” Al- Gewesn ¢ Lake Orion «; BeMiitord gicomnela Bicomfield procearsis fee wea Still emarting over last Sun- a Y a ston- said, ‘‘and I think we would vondale at Oak Park “4 nL AWEON awson Clawson Clawson Clawson day's 28-24 loss to the Philadel- , have had a bad year if we had} Tomes ref rhe Creuse Sa ae Best Detroit Masel Pest Hazel Pane East Detroit ans Eagles, Parker made the “ (UPTI)—Fran Oxford at. = nehor Bay Aimont mon mon :
2h, og tay egies * non wes EEE, Rie Meee ARE pvt, Role Se Tom '’ ° in ° = : Almont at e~ R Rochester Rochester L'Anse Rochester “ath gr retirement, éaid_to-|nouncement of his $50,000 yor * * ® . Dryden at wad south fi one. 5 LAKE Watled Lake Watrea Lake Walled as Walled ne jPack ~ lay he oaaiins a post as gen-/front office post. Alston was an overwhelming ete oe KIMBA UL rite imball Kimball Kim Kimbal ‘ral thanager of the Los Aagaies Tt will mark the first time the|choice of the baseball writers for| Royal Oak Dondere et Monroe er DEw-st nye reg % Bary & err : Mary et Fred Wayne Rowers Race mtry in pew professionul| fabulously successful college coach|the manager of the year honor, He ped ke Bhore ichican NORTHWESTERN i ae flo all Moclbwasiern American League &s ajever hag held a front o’fice job. | pglled 132 votes to 31 for Bill Rig-| EREP GAM SCHEDULE | MBU-Notry De Meu MSU Notre Dame Mist DETROIT (UPI) — Wayne State pea. empliense: The hiring of Leahy was under- ney of the San Francisco Giants, Cranbrook at Universit Woods Jorn 5 GO) a, Giron me Orn Sane. D. prot : a Pratt University’s rowing team will race —.% )Stood to be part of the new team sisix for Fred Haney of the Mil-| HiRes hae Oats Fe puta’ | Wek TOWA TE CNIGAN Centra} al Wicca aay on Fanshaw Lake near London “I accept wll assignment ‘with fight for recognition in a city|waukee Braves and two each for Prederick at OL St. Mary tartar ty Lions Lions Ilona Lions Ont.. Saturday against Western much joy and am most grateful|where the Rams of the National|Danny Murtaugh of the Pitts- si. gy _— | Beckers: AMS | yaad ; Ram: Rams Packers Ontario and the two teams will o Barron Hilton and his associates| Football, League regularly draw/burgh Pirates and Fred Hutchin-| 8t. Clement at 8t. James \ Redshim OTRGL ERs Sparta kl a oor Ppa have a rematch here on the De: or “giving me the opportunity of |huge crowds. son.of the Cincinnati Reds, | colt te. Agente ae Perminnton OLS | / | troit River Nov. 7 wo \
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‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1959
FIFTY-ONE
‘Host Northville in Possible W-O Title Scrap
_|lighted for night operations.
°| late last season, is starting its first
*|Rapids and-Goshorn Hills at Sau- 29 Winter Sport Centers Reserv COLLEGE SCHEDULE
Saterday Afterneen
Northern Michigan (3-1) at vn w (Bt. Louis) (1-2) West- ern M 1-3). a
Kilamagoo (1-3) at Hope (4-0),
Hilisdale (4-0) at Albien (3-1),
Adrian (1-3) at Alma (2-2). -
e (2-0)
Tilinols cago (0-3) at Ferris (1-2). . * hd Chics
Set in Western Michigan) t8* Ss). mriai ecske fy Sin an, Central Michigan (3-2) at Easte , turddy ‘ Mi an ee AS @-2) ot “en cloud acetty Jc ba) A a Rapids
By The Associated Press three with toboggan runs and skat- ° \" Kavier’ (3-2) at Detroit (2-2). Winter sports enthusiasts can
look forward to choosing from
among a record number of 29
West sports centers in
the coming season.
More than half the centers are
Ludington ski area, which opened
full season this year and four oth-
ers — Jordan Valley Lodge near
East Jordan, hu-lu Heights at Hud-
sonville, Indian Hills in Grand [riches prior to last year.
gatuck are new to the West Michi- al |
Sais Winket sontia vast til Welu Returns to Falstaff |
The West Michigan tourist and| ST. LOUIS (#—Billy Welu has re-'
Resort Assn. claims its area now|turned to the roster of the pro-
boasts ene of the greatest con-|fessional Falstaff bowling team. '
centrations of winter sports centers| He resigned from the squad
in the United States. \July 24, stating the illness of his
Sports fans will find 22 skiing|parents as the reason.
centers, two others which provide| He said Wednesday his parents,
skiing, skating and tobogganing,|who live in Houston, Tex., were
Stars List 2
NEW YORK (UPI) — Luis Ap-
aricio and Nelson Fox, the Chicago
White Sox’ brilliant double play
combination, were “unanimous
choices today on a United Press
International 1959 American
League all-star team that does not
include a single New York Yankee.
Two other members of the Amer-
ican League champions — pitcher
Early Wynn and catcher Sherman
Lollar ---were named to the team
which also included pitcher Cal
McLish, outfielder Rocky Colavito
and first-baseman Vic Power of
the Cleveland Indians, outfielders
Al Kaline and Harvey Kuenn of
the Detroit Tigers and third-base-
Sam Jones NL's
ERA Champion Giant Finishes 2.84;
Craig 2.06 but Lacks
Required Innings
NEW YORK (AP)—Sam (Tooth-
the rival Los Angeles “Dodgers,
edged defending champion Stu
Miller to win the 1959 National
League earned run title.
Jones, a 2l-game winner, al-
lowed 85 earned runs in 271 in-
nings for an earned run average
of 2.82. Miller, the Giants’ slow-
ball specialist, gave up 53 earned|
runs in 168 innings for a 2.84
mark, statistics compiled by The
Associated Press revealed today.
The best earned run average by
far among the regular hurlers
was posted by Roger Craig of Los
Angeles. He finished with 2.06. The
veteran right - hander, however,
pitched 152 2-3 innings. This was
only 1 1-3 innings short of the
minimum fequirement for title
consideration. Craig was brought
up from the Pacific Coast league
in mid-June. . Th Pog ae on 154 or
g 3
5
Go rR -
}. Jones, 3.F 4 271 99 2 82
{ ier, 8.F. 168 66 5S} 2.84
1, Mil 31 4 7 63 286
fee, Mil. #0 106 96 2.96
w, Ptt. 3 266 91 88 3.00
Conley. 2 180. 68 60 3.8
Bewcombe, Cin. 30 222 8 O77 3.12
intonelli, 5.F @ 22107 % 1.13
faddix, Ptt. 31 224 88 78 3.13
Sanford. 8. F. 36 222 9 78 3.16
Owens. Phil. 31 Fo 7 79 32
dackson, St.L ” 13 94 3.30
j evsdale, L.A. 44 #771:113 104 «(3.45
iiiman, Chi, 4 191 84 735 3.53
Hobbie, Chi. 233 164 (9S «(3.67
THIS Is
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Moto far although not appearing as im-, Northville has tallied only
pressive as last fall, also allowed just
* * *- Gary
West Bloomfield has belted Ciar-|Points. He
enceville, Milford and Brighton|‘e backfield during the same period. The Mil-/*P&edy a 46-14 as compared| i'r
whe yon aaa le win) son are other NHS. veterans,
- Whe ‘Lakers will rate as the | _ The breakway offense slight favorite on the basis of | Blcomficid
their strong scoring punch and | **t im this one.
the home advantage, Defense has | "6%! would likely
been the key factor for the Mus- | 1@& duel. show for four outings.
tangs thus far. Many W-O followers are of the)
x *« * opinion the law of averages is| Ps
The WB backtie _|with the locals this time. my DT] A
ton, Tom Moran, a have been getting nipped by North- ins
Denis Alix plus end Jack Long has| Ville in recent years, ee es oe ee rae to ? * " «DI Th d
tri The has| “ ' Ww we can bre
canieted . met that tradition of losing to ‘them,”’ ay urs gy
said a hopeful Paddy today.
“a . Brighton's visit to Clarkston | 12 Teams Make Up Two Chisox Pair Unanimous a evibey Micontiast ams aa | Uivisions in 1959-60
. host Milford in an afternoon ses-| Table Tennis League UPI American League _ | sim wie way" sets te ma
Activity begins in the Pontiac
Table Tennis Association with the
first matches slated at 8:00 p.m.
Thursday in the girl’s gym at Pon-
tiac Central.
* * *
There are two divisions of six
teams each in the league sponsored
by the Pontiac Recreation Depart-
ment. ° * : |
Tigers No Sudden Action
by NBA in Probe
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP)—The
National Boxing Assn. will take|
no immediate action on a move
to revoke the New York licenses f
of the principal promoters of the Each team carries seven players
Ingemar Johansson-Floyd Patter-|and a playoff between the divi-
son heavyweight championship sional winners wil] determine the
- | fight, jleague championship as the end
x * * jot the season.
The New York State Athletic! Officers of the PTTA are Perc
Commission has directed its coun-|5€cord, president and Wm. Ste-
sel to prepare charges against the Phenson, secretary-treasurer. New-
principals in the promotion of the/Comers are welcome to join the
fight. They will be asked to show|PTTA regardless of experience.
cause why their licenses should) yyurspay's MATCHES: A&W (de- * * *
Kuenn won the American League
batting title with a .353 average,}
Kaline hit 77 homers and batted
3277 and Colavito connected for|
42 homers and drove in 111 runs}
despite a .257 average. Power| not be revoked. fending champs) vs. Pontiac Motor;
ted .290 and drove in 60 runs . | Newber Market vs. Seamon Mfg.; bat nd The charges stem from an in a Nutrilite ¥ Boys Club vs. Nicks: vs.
vestigation into alleged rege a Gee be Son
ities in the promotion of the title
| fight.
New Yo-': is not a member of
the NBA, but the two groups have
recognized each other’s suspen-
jsions in the past. for the Indians while Malzone
batted .280, hit 19 homers and
knocked in 92 runs for the Red
Sox. NIGHT RACING
The. complete voting position - by -
[position :
White Loliar,
ios, Orioles (4),
(). : Nelson Pox,
CHICAGO (AP)—A _ counterfeit-
.| ing ring which sold $10,000 to 15,-
~|000 worth of phony World Series
tickets has been smashed, Chica-
te, |BO detectives said yesterday. oR. OUTFIELDERS: A! Kaline,
|Rocky Colavite, Indians (16 2ces Nightly Rain or Shine
c “ (10), [YSntees (0), Jim Landis, White Sor 7) Detectives Sam Incardona and through October 3]
|ling, Orioles, Jackie Jensen, Rea|JOseph Dragel said two Chicago- ougn wcroner 3
sox (3,cach), Minnie Minoto, Indians) ans, Don Byton and Harry Bris- JACKSON
“Fi : Barly Wynn, White Sox|sa, were identified by ims of BPW iia ee ana ff
gl Pe man Guy cam: | the swindle. They said a total of JACKSON. MICHIGAN scual, Senators (5), Frank Lary, Ti . Cc
gers. (2). Bete Daley, Athisties (3), Bi 700 or more bogus Series tickets) REESE 830?
tnd Bob Ghaw White Sox {1 each). | Were involved.
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| MILWAUKEE — The Braves’ of 1,826,397 get in 1953, and at that
seee=paginaw Passing Attack Is Threat to Chiefs========== Siebel | aeons MEN'S HUNTING BOOTS: BOWLING |Renew Oldest Grid: Series! tojan Aerial That Ole Boy Taking Men’s Insulated
©.16 ALLEYS AMP |. By The Associated Press {69th show at Ab >
® AIR CONDITIONED ball rivalry, that storied series be-| The first battle between ’ @ NEWLY REMODELED . sv ni a lhe Wi td reo eel
@ BAR ond GRILL \ 1891. Many times since that first uM S 00-- a
ok vin (ees tome me SCOUTS Report r IDEAL FOR WORK prov at oot are war Williams Scores KO: |Stee acto. “tsi. Ssuy se 7 OR H WEEKENDS ALL DAY AND NIGHT res same season. And jin only four . By MAJOR AMOS B. HOOPLE | weeks, the Hoople System con- | UNTING
years—1895, 1911, 1943 and 1944—| Central Meets Winless Pe. 7 | DIXIE RECREATION fl Seeks li { ahd tha tare ‘cldan tall to miet on ; ‘ First Man in Motion tinues to function beautifully.
pre om" Dixie Highway _— nase 0 ee, 1S on the gridiron. Squad Friday Evening eg ou ree. this foot-| This weekend's juciest upsets $ 9 5 Plains Pe : Albion ds the -time i 4 4 season about as!» « AF ;
soot. dec “Las —— canes (eee hag shar oes a — at Wisner Stadium ungrefictable as a runaway ele- wil find Kentucky rising to super-| land W. Qo sland tylag’ elght. losing vator which is going down when it aman heights to derail the mighty
= ant aes meets Rage But the Britons have not beaten By BILL CORNWELL should be going up, and up when Louisiana State Express and Michi- :
after knocking out Curley Lee, a/@ Hillsdale club coached by| Forward passes, the football |it should be following a reverse |gan stalling the Big Ten title bid
rugged newcomer from Califor-|Frank (Muddy) Waters. The last|weapons that he!ned to knock Course. of Northwestern.
nia.’ Albion victory came in 1952 by a|Pontiac Central {i the ranks of| ~ * * | A look at what else is on the BLACK
Williams had to wait until 58/41-7 count. The 1953 game ended|the unbeaten, w:.. be a major! It is much the same on the C24: Holy Cross over Syracuse, ONLY
iseconds of the 10th and final|im @ scoreless deadlock. threat to the Chiefs again this gridiron these weekends. One Or |
Call MA 4.1417 |}|Tound of last night’s nationally week. never knows when the downs are |
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Saginaw High meets PCH here going to get up and down the ups,| 0‘ D> ws, % Friday night at Wisner Stadium|thus throwing most of the selec- =
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engagement and Central scouts re-| Despite the surprisin : . | g results port that the Trojan passing at-| .. h
tack isgfhe, most effective part | shai! Vacate naan acs bap toads
of their offense. j
previously aiten tack fu |Villanova Won't | f
struck twice through the air for | i aie \
touchdowns to start the caiets 71VE Up Football, | 2z ji Nae ¢ 95 on the road to their first defeat | ° | ¢ —
of the season after being vir- ‘President Says y —
“The Trojans, with nothing bet op NEWARK, NJ. (AP) — The Gnecon io down the Air Force and : nothiin - r No Seceeiec, o down the Air Force anc
ter than a 2-2 tie to show PH pict of. Villanova University Missouri to whack Oklahoma
SEE THE NEW preoroey ‘ee
1960 RAMBLERS : = Lee, substituting for the injured
R&C Motor Sales |Liston, had won two of the last 8145 Commerc < corm three rounds with a strong come-
Union Lake Ape nerf back after taking a pair of eight-
count knockdowns. in_ the -fifth.
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: oe . Ss |has spiked rumors that his school a ‘ = their efforts in four gridiron out-! miont id ce $4ctbal Army versus Duke promises to be : Steel Strike Forces Sale —_— ings, have a dangerous aerial ‘om & . " a a spine-tingling. struggle effding 8-8.
arm, according to PCH scouts who . And, oh, yes, my friends, after
jhave observed them for the past The Rev, John A. Klekotka said Saturday's skirmishes there will 5
AP Wirepheto three weeks. the resignation of Frank Reagan be just 57 more shopping days till MEN S RUBBER ERA TITLE — Hoyt Wilhelm, | “We can’t ignore their running 4S head coach was unfortunate.| Christmas : ; Baltimore’s- veteran knuckle- game, which is similar to Arthur Reagan quit Tuesday after Villa-) Go on with the forecast:
baller, won the American League (Hill's, but their passing attack is Va had lost four straight gam-s 3-EYE LACE BOOTS : : : > oe
DRIVE AND YOU'LL B map run ee Pas the major threat of their offense,’ Father Klekotka told a group of hy eats at hilo :
past season to become t irst declared Centra] coach Jesse Mac- North Jersey alumni last night: : ‘agape - UY pitcher ever to win the title in Leay . “fe was unfortunate that this Texas 32,*Arkansas 20 IDEAL FOR HUNTING
eact league. In 1952 with the Then, without hesitation, Mac- thing had ; suc vale Dg ieee 3 o ” 5 thing had to happen to such a Ga. Tech 16, Auburn 6 s | Giants his ERA was 2.43. Last Leay added, “We also think fine man. At no time was there UCLA 5
erome = a C | year it was 2.19. they're a much better football| any pressure on Frank to resign,| G 28, California 6
| team than their record would indi-| from either university officials or asad wuss: State “—
. A i ; icate.” i” y » Syracuse 280 S. Saginaw St. FE 3-7021 fontor Wing Captain | tee Trojams opened thetr 1968 ee es Ilinois 32, Minnesota 13 rojans ope eir Indiana 24, Nebraska 12
DETROIT (UPI)—Roger Taylor, campaign with a 22 deadlock Reagan has been succeeded aS; Jowa 10, Wisconsin 8
17-year-old defense star, has been’ against Alpena, then bowed te coach by his first assistant, Joe! Kentucky 24, La. State 20
named captain of the Detroit Jun-' Bay City Handy (13-6) and Mid. | Rogers. | Michigan 38, Northwestern 28 12 Inch Top ee hi hockey team by —_ land (20-14) before dropping a | a nee | Nutee aaa * Michigan st 20
mm ters f é : dl . . ‘ wi, St. 2 LOW on y Peters, it was announced) 34 , decision to Flint Northern Lincoln 20-0 Winner Missouri 20, Oklahoma 15
OVERHEAD LOCATIONS a. last Friday in their Valley de- | | Purdue 30, Ohio State 13 | Tayler is a senior at Cass Tech but. | Lincoln “B’ handed the Wash-| So. Methodist 28, Rice 10 | nen School prints we oe Central's grid camp has been|ington Blues a 20-0 defeat yester-| Texas A. & M. 10, Tex. Chris. 8
SAVINGS FOR YOU —— "= — ae t. ® hard-hit by injuries. Halfback Dick day in a Class B Junior High So, California 44, Washington 0 | against Chatham Maroons. McCauley is still limping on a/League football game at gee Pittsburgh 15, W. Va. 8
* . sore ankle and may see only lim-/Tom Sokol paced the win with) Detroit 27, Xavier 8 : ‘ IN LAKE ORION—2 LOCATIONS Eagle End of Waivers ited duty while brother Joe Mc-)two touchdowns and two extra; Penn 14, Brown 0 os oy ete ee . ; Cauley, the fullback, will see no|Points and Tom Nichols scored the Mississippi 26, Tulane 15 : at - Authorized Pontiac-Rambler Dealer | PHILADELPHIA w—The Phila- action at all. other TD. Lincoln now has a win) penn State 30, Boston 6 + TH
R j h bawaroet poe of tne National Tackle Ron Jenkie, one of the |and tie in two starts. | Princeton 19, Colgate 8
M | sague have placed de- stalwarts in the PCH line. is con-| == —_—_—— Boston College 24, Dartmuoth 0 uss ie] nson otors a end Ed Cooke of Maryland fined to the hospital! with an in-| CHICAGO _ ss = Pa Kansas 20, Kansas State 16 | 73 NORTH SAGINAW STREET
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MY 2-2871 |jured reserve list with a severely back Allen Howze has a bruised,teams in 1926 to more than 18,000
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hér most glamorous but most dif . attended the wedding of a friend | : Lg be m . Painted Wrong Car and her car was decoratd by Filmland Making Over Propose Allies Bz d A . tMod seat silent.
ee ee N S Fr I ] Pte. , | Daraot Agains LeStYy | eaith: Pict Recovers barrassed coed at the University INCW tar rom IST ae , | E B f h ! Fi : in Paris of Oklahoma is driving a car with | The .oldest of Scotland's four! Get A-Weapons ven e ore t e ueen rom Operation the sign “Just Married” lettered |universities, St. Andrews, was By BOB THOMAS ,' 1 : PARIS #—Erench blueg singer mn ahntet euremovable paint Sbeltounded nM AP Movie-TV Writer : R U NATO) _ 3¥ NADEANE WALKER — [enough to curtsy in, and another|Eqith Piaf was released trom a pUCUESeeeeuneseeueenenscuceneuanen: HOLLYWOOD — The movies’ eport Urges . PARIS (AP)—Madame Ginette|hour to tyach her to curtsy. Thejhospitat Wednesday after recover. = Silvie 1 finding out how Mateomad Be Steeled —Against/spanier, ‘Englist etter Cele lanaear thet eal ta ‘sees Sn Secaoas it tr fen tok om — CLUB. Rochester’ Ss wm can change her life. She has al- Attack in Europe sivas Wednerieatane she made |4t the Queen's approach, she ral months ago puring a singing a , FRIDAY SPEGIAL ry — ready lost her WASHINGTON @#-~The arming) Brigitte Bardot cover up for her) Madame Spanier, who is bring- engagement and underwent sur. hes <s ' a name and sev- of U. S. Allies'in Europe with ru-| presentation to Queen Elizabeth) ing out a book tellirig of her ex- twice for ulcers. The reason s . 498 Gia! FISH DINNER a eral pounds. clear weapons is proposed in a re- II. periences dressing film stars, saidjfor further surgery here was pot 7 : Re: = Twenty - year - ‘port published late Wednesday by, In a speech to a Paris fashion) she regards Marlene Dietrich as disclosed. . . Fish, French Fries, Chef's Selad, . old Elana Eden the Senate Foreign Relations Com-|group she quoted the sexy French a Rolls ond Butter ........$1.25 g has the leading mittee. istar as crying: “If Marilyn Mon- J . a The report was prepared by the|roe shows more than me, I'll kill a Shrimp Louisione ....... $2.65 a role in the story foreign policy research institute of| myself.”
= = of “Ruth,” 20th the University of Pennsylvania. The American actress was pre- mT Our Extra pronation steak vss: 2.29 = ogi ciel It said the overriding objective |Sent at the same erry oe ES TONIGHT i ree-nul a Madame Spanier said it took an, FEATUR we =? CLUB ROCHESTER | lar biblical epi. Qecade hecta’ be ia niveegnn |bour and a half to persuade ‘Br LAST DAY! S228 Ss a Banque! Room a the North Atiantic Treaty Organ- | 8'tte to wear a dress with a wide : - Catering to Large and Smal! Parties — THOMAS octremne aed ization so that it can defend |°%* neckline and a_ skirt _ es =jae)— JURGENS BRITT a
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STARTS FRIDAY ! They wanted me to have some. troops there. There are now five THE NO. 1 BOOK--NOW THE NO. 1 MOVIE nck le : thing that sounded more Jewish. : : U.S. divisions in West Germany, Freshly Baked to Perfection So they picked Eden. Siesta ELANA EDEN also other American forces els2- — . . . - 4 tioned in ¢ ible.” where in Europe at air bases, sup- Everyday Low Price! — va Bile her: ‘Nobody walks. The attrac-!ply depots. etc “As tense and thrilling a shocker as has tion of most cities is the people) Chairman J. William Fulbright
5 ; ; along ete MAGAZINE ° usrey Ont, Treat Your Family te a Pasty —_ big also old that her hips walking on the streets. Here, |(D-Ark) of the Ferwas aladiacs come in years! LIFE 7 : m r erican eve s in a car to go i ° phrenic = aren movie tastes. So she is taking a aa * Committee commended the report ® Six for only $3.00 _ as taking ‘‘a hard-boiled view of
daily pounding trom a masseuse * * * the immediate and potential dan-| At lunch, she had a decorous fruit! ,).... | Delicious Pizzas, Too! ad ’ Elana’s father went to Palestine gers confronted by western Eu-| and cottage cheese salad. from Poland 40 years ago. rope.” But he said it does not f / J STUDIO HIGH Unlike the buildups for other necessarily reflect committee TOMAHAW K Restaurant } Aside from such minor matters, Israeli actresses, she does not members’ views. Auburn at Opdyke Phone FE 2-7014 |, the studio is high on her possibili- claim to have carried a gun. She| The study is one of a series being, \ties as a dramatic actress. If she was too young to fight in the\made in the committee's long- . : my Succeeds, she owes part of her liberation of Israel, but she re-|/range review of foreign policy. ‘thanks to another Jewish girl, members it vividly. | Fulbright said this one was par- NOW! DOORS Anne Frank | Elana has a boyfriend, a play-|ticularly timely because, he said, | s * * * jwright. “But he is there and I the talks between President Fisen-
OPEN ' Elana was one of the five fina]-|@€m here,’ she commented, in- hower and Soviet Premier Nikita
Thru SAT. So saestw Coacurt 10: ists for the lead in “The Diary dicating that that is another part Khrushchev “‘have encouraged re-'§ 745 a.m. of Ann Frank.’ A drama student of her life that has changed. |laxation.”” | THE MOST SUSPENSE- THE in Israel, she had been chosen, —_—————————
SCREEN BURSTS WITH [for a test during the worldwide. . 7 | CHARGED 97 MINUTES { (THE EXCITEMENT OF J search for the movie Anne. When Hollywood Headlines: | Millie Perkins won the role, Elana
RANDOLPH returned to her studies. S F i] . ‘Choretto’ ~ * *
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HOLLYWOOD (UPI)—Not since’ During the 17 . week shooting|| NOW! 1ST RUN SHOWING! | | PASSED TESTS Ingrid Bergman and Roberto Ros- Schedule Cliff was knocked out :
One DEviL OF A “RIDE The test turned out well. She has a With fever, lost weight and found
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Seskctrics * * * |man picture filmed on a rocky) “The Island was the size of
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| “There were no trees, grass or,
any sign of life among the rocks
except for lizards. And I'll be
darned if I know what they lived on ’
Locale of the film ‘‘The Search
for Chorefto’’ is Greece, but to
save costs cameras were set up
in Yugoslavia, including the small
island off the Dalmatian coast. |
Linguistically the picture was
almost as bad as working condi-
tions.
ONLY 2 AMERICANS
Robertson and Cameron Mitch-|
ell were the only Americans in
the cast. Co-star Maria Schell and
her director-husband Horst Hech-
ler are German. About 100 Yugo-
slavian peasants played-éxtras, the
five stunt men were Italian, 80
crew members were German, and
a couple of Frenchmen were)
signed on as cameramen.
“Now that I look back on It,
| the language problem was pret-
| ty funny. We all picked up a
| few words in the _ various
| tongues,” Cliff grinned, “but that |
just confused matters more.
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“Every scene was shot outdoors, |
and in the worst possible weath-)
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by fever at one point or another.
But it was worth it. Working with
Maria is a great experience.”
| When he wasn't befor th aoloasiee | When he wasn't before the cam- . ; ; ; ‘ |eras Cliff took time to study the AUT 00 1:50-6:45 - 7:90 - 10:20 ~ . " 1 Yugoslavian people, whom he Pius! Thrill-Packed Co-Feature!
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| with Russia and never fail to men-| SOll map € soit map € ‘tion it. Personally, 1 liked the
country—except for that miserable
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Yup.. -and He’s Intelligent, Too ADAM AMES
aan Ca aee Ve ? JUST
HUMANS DQ-WOULD you FACE
SAY THIS POSE EXPRESSED parr
Gary Cooper Likable, Has Integrity
MY PERSONALITY 7?
By PHYLLIS BATTELLE mouth was curled up the side of When he came back to Holly 4 to + jcurious; as student ey! is -f NEW YORK — Yup, Gary Coop-|his face in that big shy smile| wood after six months’ rest in eh ts tereat worriod Gheor ecnta é “ er is a fine, likable everybody loves. But he was sin-| Africa, Cooper demanded $4,000 | tensions, 4 strong moral sensitivity and profes- a week, And got it. For 30 years, “You've got to have some trust ~ 9 AR he has been top box office. He /in humanity,” he said. “This guy| |f inde No Sunertae mae hector hag won two Academy Awards. |hrushchev is a cutthroat and a Pp ops use : And concedes he'd enjoy winning |purgiar, but he’s as scared as we ee ae mpd av cone another Oscar. — a rl gin. are, And why can’t we live in the | Qe
ity, when he feels affirmative, he latest, “They Came to Codura,” ar cae kas a ne ‘ i
4
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f which premiers in New York time, and they’re becoming more
Oct. 21.) Seaskctatic: BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES By Edgar Martin -
of offers to de he ' |
~ aol of tua Sooper met Khrushchev in Holly-| rom what 1 heard on good TLL OE WE AR. |[WO, TA SORE MR. [][koo MEER, KE WON'T! nciag nn: saying wood last month. “I was standin’| autherity, I think there's more RAMSEY 1S 9, RAMSER CARN T | |] HE THINRS! : es ade cn : there pickin’ my teeth, and he| class strata in Russia than there MR, RUGGLES" SEE YO y praise walked up.” He became so in-| !s here. “4 Sez | all. They’ve overdone this g trigued by the premier’s visit that] ‘As the people get more educa-} NG "eZ.
eter theme tn auuative he’ll take off shortly with his wife|tion, they're gonna begin to see : it’s adult delinquency, of 26 years, ‘‘Rocky,” for ‘a tour|the holes in Communism and get
“Aside trom of Pee, As 6..frure,. be feimite. catia es } wipe 2 ry eo an feeling that no writer “THE GIRLS Rv franklin Folget _ gether a series ;
that are good — it just isn't good af morally for the country, getti |
used to such extremes G
and yiolence, And the characters /0-/ on these things — these greatly|a lawyer in Montana. Gary grew a exaggerated, and mistold stories} up in Helena, except for a brief “1989 by NEA Service, ne. TM Reg US Pat
bac old pe — they’re just a! period of education in fancy Dun- ° . lo . . . imbeciles.” stable School in England, Then he By Carl Grub x * * returned to Wesleyan College at ee rubert
Mr, Cooper wasn’t angry. His Grinnell, Iowa, with the intention aise IF SHE DIDNT LOVE YOU, 1M GLAD ;
of becoming a cartoonist. Not WHATS THE SHE WOULDNT CARE... SHE ISNT : @ spectacular success on| TROUBLE, ALWAYS REMEMBER,
® ® the Helena newspaper, he made} JACKIE 2 YOUR MOTHER IS B | his way to Hollywood, signed a| a TREND contract in the days of silents, 7s; and worked himself, almost lit- i)
. erally, to the bone.
Traffic Woes ee “These guys today don't work : )
the way we used to,” he remem-|
; asts ; bered. ‘‘For two years, I guess
Capital Bo Biggest I worked 29 hours a day being’ System of Its Kind inja ‘hot young property.’ Always|
a working on two pictures at a time. |
World; Saves Money Start at nine in the morning on
one movie, shave at six p.m. and
WASHINGTON (UPI) — The/|start work on another one till 3
nation’s capital has placed a new|a.m.” He was then making a fat.
radio megianical brain into oper-|$100 a week. ‘Finally I wound up
atiog for controlling its traffic! With jaundice and told them all to 7
lights to” speed motorists to and|80 to hell. While théy were doing Mt
from work. that, I took off for Nairobi and a
rested.”’ . .
| ______4 “There now, isn't that much nicer than an old rib roast?"’
BOARDING HOUSE
UH fffs$# YY GET GOING, HOOPLE /
OMFORTABLE, Ky b_ WANT TO GET It's the largest system of its
type in the world and now con-
trols 727 of the city’s 1,000 traffic
lights. Ultimately all of them will
be under radio control.
The new system was installed
ed: ‘rien ((S%- |
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by Motorola, Inc., of Chicago. Of- Yyy Puch aa
ficlals say it has many advan- MR. MOZART, SO YOU CAN READILY Vf GUT OE THIS YW 3202 eS
eee ne cates uote Gan] fq ABSORB THE MELODY OF MY YOR EEE ope f/| meme et td Baie lay and not flexible enough for COMPOSITION, THE GOLDEN HEART Yi, L RUN OUT OF ° i Peas LY ) aie ie . & ase. ‘ 04 Né ay
7 aA : Pons HU dh,
changing treffic patterns.
All that need be done now to
synchronize the traffic ights in
to place the desired pattern on a
punched paper tape, place it in
a machine and set some clock
dials. The traffic patterns for a
whole week may be coded on the
tape at one time.
At the contro] center of the radio
traffic system there is a weird
noise constantly emanating from |
an electrical set which indicates |
that the system is in operation.
The signal indicates that the
message for traffic control pat-
terns has been sent and received |
by control points throughout the |
city. {
* * *
Purpose of the system is to
synchronize the tariffic lights in-
stantly for any traffic situation,
or to set it in advance for normal |
traffic. On one main tra‘fic artery |
in Washington now, A motorist
may drive 25 miles an hour under
normal traffic gonditions and
make all the lights without stop-
ping.
ASPIRIN!
ALLEY OOP By TI. V. Hamlin
.. SEEIN'S HOW THEY } WELL, IF WE'RE GOING EVEN HAMSTRUNG / TO UBERATE OUR | OL DINNY
(TS DELICATE COUNTERPOINT
RECALLS THE TIME )
THE MUSIC CRITICS Y x
OF VIENNA INVITED
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LOWDOWN
SO'N'SOS/
By Leslie Turner
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WE'D LIKE TO
TALK TO YO
ALONE’) CAPTAIN EASY
1, HURRY, PENNY... “ITS SCOTLAND YARD TO SeB YOu! I DIDN'T A KNOW WHERE YOU'D GONE- YES, WE VE MET. SUH. BUT [
DION'T KNOW THE SECRETARY
UNDER DISCUSSION AT OR.
ROHATCH'S WAS MISS BURKE! THERES NOTHING
TO WORRY ABOUT,
PAM! [VE OUST
LEARNED WHAT
ITS ALL ABOUT!
FOR A URPRISE= | x* + *
The lights may be changed in-
stantly in periods when some ma-
jor event brings heavy traffic to
the city, or for sudden, heavy
rain or snow.
District of Columbia officials
say the new system is economical
as well as efficient since it elimi-
nates some patrolmen as well as
the burdensome cable controllers.
\ FIX THE FURNACE, J
THAT THIS WAS 4%
spi? WASH DAY/
BUT, NANCY--- ---PLEASE LET US
WE WON'T SPOIL KICK IT WITH
YOUR NEW fOUR NEN | OUR SHOES on It’s Full Lifetime
CHICAGO — An average U‘S.|
man in a lifetime consumes 33
hogs, 10 lambs, eight steers and
‘four veal calves, according to
present meat eating rates.
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Many Play Instrument
NEW YORK — More than 30 mil-
lion persons in the U.S. play some
kind of musical instrument, ac-
cording to American Music con-
ference estimates.
Te tag US Pe OF — At nghe -enerved
Com 195% by Uneed Feumne temtionte te OCT -'S SUS HAMIL Efe.
MORTY © © REE By Diek Cavalli
“THE DEAR MAN PAINTED THE CEILINGS IN. THE LIVING
ROOM, DINING ROOM, AND. BOTH BEDROOMS FOR
b How did graham bread get its
name? Although he neither in-
vented nor introduced it, it is
named after Sylvester Graham, a
19th Century lecturer on temper-|
ance and food reform, He included
wheat bread in his dietary regi-
men, which at -one time had
thousands of adherents. Hence,
“Graham bread.’’ Today, the bak-
ing industry uses national news-
paper advertising—over $20,000,-
000 worth in 1958—to inform you
of its many products and their
benefits. i | SORRY I'M LATE
FOR DINNER. TLL ¥.BE WITH YOU AS ai! LJ SOON AS... GAY SL SD) WHATS THE MATTER
Aang \, WITH MR.DUDLE Y’?
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By Walt Disney
DONALD DUCK
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THERE'S JUST AN’ OLD
RUBBISH PILE BURNIN’
IN TH’ ALLEYS
SSS > YOU KIDS STAY HERE,AN’ OK., GANG, IT WASN'T
I'LL FIND OUT WHAT’S GRANDMA'S COLD
COOKIN'/ | MEDICINE WE SNIFFED/
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THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1959
Steels and Rails [ MARKETS \Soybean Trade = The following are top prices,
‘covering sales of locally grown/
produce brought to the Farmer’. |
Market by growers and sold by Spurt Upward therm in wholesale package lots. | NEW YORK Steels and
strike may be setiled without re- Wednesday
course to the Taft-Hartley Act and
the stock market was substantial- |”
ly higher early this afternoon. egurts * * *
Key stocks held gains of frac- Apples, Boatens. be $332 Forecasts of light showers over
tuons to more than a point, Anplen Jona “gaa .... 250 northern Minnesota and northwest- |
They reduced some of their best | pois. Secon bees ce es 4 ern Illinois tonight and tomorrow
gains made immediately after the appies. Snow, bu .--seeeee 200 tended to hold back any further}
government's chief fact finder sald| {pene =
that the | Grapes, ee te he is “not without hope’ : Pears, Bartlett. b 3
steel] strike might be ended and!pesrs Kiefer. bu Lous 1
at need for a Taft-Hartley in- bad — ™ Se 00
junction might be averted
. - Beets. topped. bu $2.00 ' Some of the major steels ad ae a i be be nena siltiex: 4: bene ai |
vanced 2 or 3 points on the BREWS Braco No 1 doz bens ....... 2 $¢ ved 1 |
while rail, the chief sufferers borat nee } 29 the opentng caused smal] frac- '
from the long shutdown of the opps aoe ane bys tional declines but losses were
. t proeuts t e ‘ _ . 5
milly, were up from fractions Cgrrois topped bu. .....---...- 2090, Checked by demand from com
: Carrots, dow behs ..............0- 90 mission houses and a local pre- to more than a point. : Caulltiiowe: uz oe 225 , jonal
~ : Celery. pascal. 2% doz. . 3 25 ° The recovery from yesterday's Gelery doz We Sites iecces 175 .
P : - comp after Celery root doz 2.00' Wheat was down in early trans- fairly sharp detline came after an Ecgplante bun nes 314! nt cstiered 1 dati
uncertain and mixed start Eggplant. Long type. ok a si aimee , Fennel. doz bchs 20 Export business that came into General Motors announced ad- Gourds pk 1 25 ‘irioctal Javolle because ol the rene, moran ne 400 the wheat pit yesterday appeared ditional | {s because of t Smitaha? cid
ie poke aa a "132 to have been finished and there shortage . a b . el 2 n otive stocks, QUOBs §reea, dos bens % was no indication of any new for- } iree automouve s 3, tons cling 1 .
; >t8 . ‘rafts Onions. drv SOlb bag 125 eign demand immediately. Some
CREAM, AE. COPED. SE CTANS, Farsiey cothy, Son Sane. *° buying of corn at the opening was er 1ics ve “a u Parsiev Root dos bu . 150 - electronics and electrical equip Parsnips Cello Pak dos. .......... 225 attributed to resting orders by ment made progress Parsnips ‘s bu 200 — i : a ere : = with reppers, Cayenne, PEO 2. -<-- ssn e: 150\ processors anc expor OUSES.
US. Steel responded with & penpers noi bu - 1% Leading locals were the best sell- 2-point’ gain, Youngstown Sheet Moe Red anon bu e-ce-ee 17S os Fwe-t ua cieewlele 2 “*
with a rise @{ 3 and Lukens with Peppers Pimiento, bu 2 00 + ms ‘ z - aS atoes 80 Ib 124 a Jump of 5. Later “Big Steel’ cut Pemphine ou Le 110
ils mise to a point or so, Youngs
town held a gain of 2 and Lukens R
pared its rise to Meanwhile
Bethlehem and Republic Steel re-
mained about a point ahead Watermelon bu _ -
Radishes. pleck ‘4 bu. |
Radishes. red dos
Squash
Squash, Buttercu
Soqussh. Butternut. bu.
Squash, Delicious, bu Detroit Produce
River. bu
4-aal case ...
VECETARLES
bu
adishes white doz
bu
BG. .... tat ished by the : : rails spurted on hope that the steel pie geod —" ee ‘es of Board of Trade’s most active com-|appearance before the subcommit-
modity in many weeks, continued | tee in July 1958. At that time the
jnervous in early dealings today group was investigating charges! w! CHICAGO um — Soybeans, the
after yesterday's sharp setback.
160
- 138 wheat was 4 to % lower, Decem-
200 ber $1.963,:
i. lower, December $1.085s; oats 4
1 30 to % higher, December 73%; rye
1744 to 4s higher, December $1.34%; for clear
Near the end of the first hour
corn unchanged to \% \Goldfine Next for Probe
number of questions by House Subcommittee
WASHINGTON (UPID—The sub-
committee investigating television
quiz shows probably wil! ‘turn its
j Lists Advantages
of Profit Sharing Plan
CHICAGO (UPI) — A profit _ “Likewise, in poor profit years,
employes see a‘ direct benefit to
them in helping the company re-
sume a profitable climb.”
Galvin delivered the keynote
address at the 12th annual con-
terms of the company’s success | The comedian’s wife Patti gave hen he gets his share of the (birth Wednesday to 6-pound ll-| The
ithat Goldfine had heaped gifts) profits at the end of the year,” | ounce Anthony Joseph Lewis, their| change
land favors on Sherman Adams.’ Galvin said. fifth child and fifth son. Baden,
‘ [$$ sharp decline for the present. Else-|
125 where over the corn and soybean |
belt the outlook was
weather and a resumption of the
200 harvest, which has been delayed
by unfavorable weather ~
Ve ’ . s g- Sraesh Berbera ou
ew York Central. Southern P Tomatoes. 14 ID. oe. scecccsccvesese 1% and soybeans unchanged to %
cific and Illinois Central were uP @\Turnips. bu | ss... . 180 ee age
point or better. Atlantic Coast line, S¥rtpe troved buy esse eens. aso higher, November $2.21.
_— . GREENS which declared an extra dividend gamvege No 1 oy _...ce.. sie
- - : , Collard. No. |. bu 150 . ° s well as the usual quarterly, rose 59 27°.) 130 Grain Prices
about a point “,ustard No 1. bu 0
Serre) bu Sriseccessececanvses ) rT = .
4 ri Moto which Spinach bu <vewia'e 2 50 cfficaco GRAIN
merican Motors, Swiss Chard do 1 ‘CHICAGO. Oct. 453 ‘(AP)—Opening touched a new high yesterday, Turnips. bu . 1$0 grein ’ Whea Bept . 114% A C
was off a fraction. caver Celery Cabbage doa... $200 = “gees aT gained abou lle Gien- Endive. bu - . 175 MOF . .sesss sees .
ra — = we Escarole, bu. .......... : 175 May 190 May T0%4 eral Motors and Ford added [eiuce’ Bind nk 175 _ Corn Rye
fracti Lettuce. leaf, Bu. oo. 2... cc eeceeeee 250 Dee 106% Dec . .sscoe 1.34 ractions. Romaine bu 225 Mar ........ 113 Mar .. = 13%
MOY ocscccws 1.15% Fly wccccc.ce 1.90% Du Pont picked up a couple of . __
po.nts. Allied Chemica] rose more Livestock
than a point
New York Stocks DETROIT LIVESTOCK
D#STROIT. Oct 15 UP Cattie Sal
able 250. Bulk early sales limited t
Slaughter cows these fully steady
Khrushchev Switches
Ambassador to China
utility cows 15 50-1650, few up to 17 00 74 camners and cutters 1300-1550. Com- MOSCOW (AR)—A switch in So A ral .... 205 Kelsey Hay 474 pared t d and choice ste .
A hesue "AIA enmecott’ 42 4) Bags,lars week food and. choice seers viet ambassadors to Red China Athed Ch ‘ mint les 83.4 and standard grades weak to S0c lower has followed closely on the return Al Strs > Kresge. 32 cows steady to strong. bulls $0c lower ' - A rer on pe ge aan a- around $ loads high choice to prime of Premier Nikita Khrushchev
piconet (8 Lib McNal 11 i dedi yg iy si Mah hse! Seoo, “rom his Peiping visit . : ar . $3 : igg = oe 28 25 most good to averas choice For reasons unannounced, Step- j an I ire steers 77 tce los der , ¢ ini Ac. M& Pay .. § ws Ing 30.2 100 tbe matnly 27 Se cog Conds jupder an V. Chervonenko, a Ukrainian abet bape sl ede : a oe to lo od steers 22§0-2500 utility novice in diplomacy, is succeed- ~~ - . , steers 20 00-22 50 ost | er- a . An N Ons i Lorilisr “03 age choice heifers 3100-3075. teele ing veteran Pavel F. Yudin in the . 7 Ma iC Bosses head high choice around 900 Ib heifers, Pop y . ; &T “s * Mannin 266 2700 standard to low good heifers 22 00 Peiping post si . oe 4) Martin ¢ 424 2400; utility heifers 1800-2290 utility —EE A Nat $36 Mar D8 486 cows 1550-1650 few up to 1700: can- ge Bil 334 Merck 704 Hers and cutters 1300-1530 thin can EXCEPTIONAL 3321 Mer ¢ $ 177 Pers down to 1200; utility bulls 20 00
: “ 2 oMpls Hon > 2150 cutter bulls 1800-3000. severa 5 Care wt MAM 142 Medium and good 541-721 Ib yea B a Dh aay, a, ns feeder steers 26 50-27 75 alte BUSINESS bol ‘ he moa ‘ ae i e for 72] Ib. weight
ng ir 1 : y ealers—Salahie 725 Not. enough to
Ha Naa ¢ (Mot Whee 177 make a arke Compared last week = = a M rola m7 «@ vealer ead strong hotee
Ww ‘ M a 4 ar prime ra 15 00-41 0 andard
ee eee ‘aehe CCU oak) SOY, Here's an essential business ( a * ; : . . Sheep—salable 10. Not enough of any | Service used by every pusiness r ve alii 4 ne class to make @ market Compared f and profession r interna- : H SU A, ae S42 laughtcr cee euehter lamt eady tional company w'th 150 offices : ignite ewes steady o strong some -
Nat Lead 110 30c higher feeder lambs steady: most | P88 received tremendous na- NY Cer good and choice wooled slaughter lamos § tional publicity and is nation- 5 & West 943 1850-2150 lovd hirh choice to prime , © iol i 12 atsuna OE he lomie RAE or ally advertised in leading . ae NT Bac 474 I@mbs 15 90-1900 cull to choice slaughter | Publications.
4-4 Ohio Oil 378 Peder lamba 17 oe ie opt and choice | This is not a “Get-rich-quick” = a bd ibs 7 -
Clark Ecuip id rea hd 816 Hogs—Salable 25 Butchers and sows scheme, but a long range pro- Core os : . ia A tL : pda 35¢ eae several loads and lots mixed § STam. e as 23 7 No and 3 200-220 Ib. butchers 12.75- Cc ™ Ges - 2° 3) Panh Epil 467 12900: scattering mixed grades sows 300- As an exclusive franchise Con Edis - © 1 Param Pict .. 45 (400 Ibs 1050-1150: few 400.600 Ibs | Holder in your area, you receive Con N Gas Pe Parke Da .. 395 925-1000. Compared week ago barrows | OUr proven tested program of ee aa 901 Penney. JC .. 107 ar gilts steady; sows steady to 25c operation, all n mate-
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Tire 194 Ben GQ? FV « | te r : ’ : M ro 22 eos Rummage Sale at St. Williom Conference . i “ Church in Walled Late Friday and > ° R . ‘7 , an @ hag Saturday. Oct 1€#th and Wish @to > 4 Reals, mal 2 a. «27 8 pom. Fri. 9to4p m. Sat. Adi > ROOM 4 a P-ige ¥ wr 8 nt = . ; AA ee A ae >>, Rummage Sale Thurs., Fri.. Sat., > P . : No Ry... 883 Trent Con 124° 10 ‘til 4. garage 26 Rose Court. > 4 Grevhound 1 eae 4 2 Adv ili c ¢ on @ Wim Carhide 179k > A é ed ac li Hersh Choe 916 9 1m Pac 37> Rummage Sale, Stevens Hall, n Add F l ty 4 Holland F 1200 Sot Ate tin £u5 Exchange Bt entrance. Fri. Oct é > io a Se ee Adv. B at the ; dust R me * < Cp ae . Tocuenal B59 TAT ineg liom Rummage Sale, 128 W. Pike. > : go a bai eereE °°" Oct. 17.8 to 1 Adv 5 SAVOY >| erlak Ir 20 ee ~~?
, es Mach ae _ 41: Rummage Sale. Sat. 9 a. m. DP 4 Int Nick o> Ven P We Presbyterian Church. W. Huron 8t. > 4 Parner 1795 henee I Adv er, WwW - mk . . > jeaiiver o © = ros Rummage Sale, Knights of Co- > MO I EK] { ‘ I Te ML SOU og” Sf lumbus Hall, 2958. Soginaw. Sat, : Pe ect! oS wenarwaren ©°, 412 9 8M. St. Vincent DePaul Church ; q Joren we L .. mag Yale & Tay. 318 Adv.’ RESERVE IT TODAY 4 Kellogg 37 Vanciet Ghat 19°99 > 4 4 4 A
Zenith Red ..102 Rummage Sale, First Christian ry » : Turon >» FOR YOUR SALES eernet picks jChurch. 88 W, Huron, Oct. 16, 7 ‘ 4 (C. J. Nephier Co) Pp. m. to 9 p. m., Oct. 17, 9 a. m. to MEETING 4 Figures after decimal points are eighths 12 noon. Adv. >
Allen Elec & Equip. C — oe nore Ru > ‘ I c . Co mmage Sale, Congregational Baldwin Rubber Co.*.... 24 25 . . Ross Gear Cov...) bag aeq Church. Friday, Oct. 16 9 to 3:30, p Phone FE 5-9224 G LO & Chem. Ce ne 3? 14 P. oe Sat. . to 10 a. m. Clothing |> 4 owell ec tr me. 1 116 for ew y | Peninsular M. Prod. Co* 94 104 nile family. Adv.» 120.8. Telegraph Rd. ¢ Rudy Mir oon. oy det pRummare Sale, Church of God P , Tn'-40 Eisen Co 461 161 163 ay 8a.m.to9p.m. Sat.€a'— TE 4 “No sale bid and asked mike 3:30 p m. Corner of West > ROOM RA iS 4 e and Saginaw Ady STOCK AVERAGES >» .. 4 NEW yore sOomealied by . | Sa ok i eos omptied by Rummage Sale, Oct. 16-17 Man's > Single eee ereeee . $7.00 4
m 4a 9 oo hunting suit 42 105 W. Columbia >» Double $9.00 q es wu ac Adé Steces le
ch39 19 -16 —1 4339 5 " saan Thr a2°$ 1752 9¢6 223 Someone broke into the Hosner- Twin ..... os. . $11.00 >| et day 4... 2996 1396 967 22'6 7 ey { “et sep "4 It fey aie chuck Ford Sales building, 941 4 Kitchenettes. .. $12.00 4 Vonth age 321.6 1300 952 2184 S. Lapeer Rd., Orion Township, > 4) “°F are 17 126 860 1974 ‘ 1958 bisk BS 6 1476 1026 2354 Nd stole $10 from a cash register. , 4 a= bw ovvedmt Ws M4 711-8 it was reported to the Oukland > FREE TV 1988 low ....:. 7 #09 %28 15¢6County Sheriff's Dept. today. i FUUUCCCCCCCCCT,
A a Waterford Township Zoning
Board approved a change in five,
acres of
ing held at the Township Hall last
I'll open a charge account at the|the west side of the property is’
hospital,"
use at a special nets
!
Lake Rd. 209,359, | Waterford Area |wit‘tm Sate’ Gaervaian Den.
oning Board bul up ‘the land 0 tha he ea
kays Change [tenon the prog,
Dow Says Net Income
land from residential 0 Doybles 1958 Quarter
MIDLAND (UPI)—Dow Chemi-
In the same period of 1958, net
the zoningjincome was $11,175,730, or 43
by James H./cents per share, on sales of $157,-
FAMOUS BRAND
Water Softeners $0,000 Grein—White Enemel
10-Year Fectery Werrenty
Reg. $161.50
104%. Stainless Steel, Dbl. Compartment
SINK *29* aln a ee
99 YR. FACTORY WARRANTY
AGAINST DEFECTIVE
Material, Workmanship,
Corrosion
5-Ft. Steel Bath Tub ......$46.95
Cast Iron Bath Tub _...... $59.95
Crate Marred Bath Tubs .... $10 up
4° S.H. Soil Pipe ,%"',
3” S. H. Soil Pipe = ,5."",
Fiberglas Pipe Wrap “a2:
%,” Galvanized Elbows .....
," Galvanized Elbows .....
,” Galvanized Tees .......
-%" Galvanized Tees .......
COPPER PIPE
%," M HARD—20 ft. Lengths ft. 16¢
%" M HARD—20 Ft. Lengths ft. 24c
“," L SOFT—60 Ft. Coil ... .ft. 25¢
%" K SOPT—60 Ft. Coil ... ft. 45¢
FITTINGS
‘2 COPPER ELBOWS ........10¢
%4" COPPER ELBOWS ........19¢
‘2° COPPER TEES ...........16¢
%" COPPER TEES ...........29¢
21x32 2-Oompartment
KITCHEN SINK White or Colored
57795 leveg.
Other 2 Compartsteat Sinks $8.95
Full Factory Guarantee
SUMP PUMP 3,000 Gallons Per Hour
YOUR PLUMBING
SUPPLY DEPARTMENT
STORE
AUTOMATIC
52-GALLON
Electric
WATER
HEATER © FULL WARRANTY
¢ FIBERGLAS INSULATED
© COMPLETELY AUTOMATIC
5 4g*
Cash & Carry
WITH TRADE
30-GALLON FAMOUS MAKE
Automatic Gas Water Heater WHOLESALE PRICES!
- 100-Feot Lengths
Va occ cece eee. 5 PR
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vecesececees ld Ye Pe,
cece e ee eeeeeee 2le Ft.
We Steck Pisstic Fittings snd Clomps eeeceeeceseosososseceece
3-Piece White or Colored
gs
Reg. 134.50
GAS WATER HEATER
10-Tear apeete
nines $599
YOUNGSTOWN K
American Standard,
Kohler, Crane. Col-
ors. Free standing
closet, wall hung
lav. complete with
chrome plated
faucets.
Shellow Well
JET PUMP $ 59”
Reg. 289.50 Hotpoint
DISHWASHER
White Under
Ceunter
Model.
wis. 129” seeeceoccoccoece
irst
213 at ie Kitchen
SINK *25"
WE ACCEPT
COMMITMENTS
Open Friday Nights
“til 9:00 1—CASH
2—tAYAWAY —é2” CABINET SINK
We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities
3 WAYS TO BUY:
5—NO MONEY DOWN ON F.1.A
AS LOW AS $1.25 WEEKLY
Reg.
199.95 14 New Appliance
Features
First Quality
TOILET SEAT
$979
Quality 3-Piece
COLORED BATH SETS Reg. $219.95
129"
With cast iron tub.
Complete with oll
chrome trimmings.
SAVE IS YOUR
~ PLUMBING SUPPLY
DEPARTMENT STORE Mester Plumber Aveileble — Free Estimates :
PLUMBING SUPPLY FULL STOCK OF SOIL PIPE AND FITTINGS
— EVERYTHING IN PLUMBING SUPPLIES —
Pree Parking on Weesen St. Side Ph. FE 4-1316 or FE 5-2100 172 South
Seginew St.
AE You're Always Sure of a Lion’s Share of SAVINGS at SAVE PLUMBING
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Still Nervous |The next session on quiz shows was|,,c % direct relationship between) santa MONICA, Calif. Un we
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Michael D. McMahon | #16980 ‘sna $10.880-cade ap 2 “oe 3. bedroom brick ranch
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Partridge | | Auburn Heights Area A good buy in this 2 bed- 4900 Histlend mae
300 tt tot Mandy “pay” Pontiac. Mich. Ph. OR 4.0358 ments of only $54 including AND ASSOCIATES taxes and insurance at 4‘: FE 4-3581 1050 W. HURON
per cent interest. Call for OPEN ‘TIL 9 urther information - _ | /
Lakefront oh furnished 6 room Will bul’d 3 bedroom .ranch style
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wa beater. $8950 with $950! ag ake. Large x : ve : " wn. | a jot. Also has garage Action RULS McNAR _Art Meyer Leave it to Buckley to find an easy way up!
| er lenvin state and West side. close in. This 4 bed- a BEDROOMS. 2 story home. Large must sell for appoint- kitchen. Oak floors. Plastered ment to see room ranch style home sets oe
walls. Basement, oil furnace | and dry om 3 sere plot. Can For Sale Houses 49 For Sate Houses 49 stool, lav. and shower in| bought with | acre. 3 car garage. _ : s — - basement. i% car . Pavel | Inside City with breezeway Will accept suit- . ~ . i Anya Nice 6 roo famiy ho able trade as part paymest Act v a ™m y me , drive. $11,750. Low ter ; on a er side al i Ko. a R MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
W. HOPKINS. 2 bedroom rooms roughowt 12 x 21 ; n, 2 Wired for ran & éryer. ay ft. living room with natural emp eto ealtor ' / Meade a oe fireplace. Full besement 2339 Orchard Lake Rd FE 4-4563
Terms. auto. oil furnace Founda- fter 6, PE 2-9502 WwW | tion size 30 x 42. Shown KEEGO HARBOR NEAR WATERFORD HIGH SCHOOL. by appointment Low down payment on this
$700 —- 3 en ranch home . . . nee . 2-family income 4 room Qu fur Sg oe Noma awo- GILES REALTY CO. & SONS and bath in each apart
ings Lot 90x stree |FE 5-6175 221 BALDWIN ELIZABETH LAKE ES- ment 2 porches Full price A WIN AVE , OPEN 9 A =6) Pe SANFORD STREET TATES A gorgeous 3 lot only $9 950 ee Inmecinte wee MULTIPLE. LISTING SERVICE GEORGE R A big two family near East- site and landscaped — to . ens — ern Junior High nine rooms perfection More than WEST SUBURBAN
Poll ee nace 37500 DID YOU KNOW? and two baths No down pay- enough space for @ family Cute 5 room bungalow cae ton aoe a nace. fa! bet por Mpa oe ae lot pa ol = $11.000 00 to. live in comfortably pets UP pr tee base
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J. C. AYDEN J Renlion” home with large kitchen, A Me e are ton Feces lag eo cc eeted ae garage Excellent weighbo
86 E. Walton | PE 8-0441 —- Eves | bath, built in-oven and. range’ INCOME FOR COLORED bedroom and bath down 2 hood = Full price — $10 50
STRATHMORE 231 fay ead dod, ‘Tull basement Two family, private entrances up Master bedroom ts ac St remsonabie certs EAST SIDE — 4 rooms & Fee ca” wall . 1 faent and baths five rooms down tually 15 x 16 There's a
bath oil heat Large lot Papilio three rooms up, full basement ame room In the base NEAR LeBARON SCHOOL close to schools & bus. Va- details Cant miss on this one at garage and nice lot. Near bus aap Ol AG Nealiiaaatwa Attractive 2 vedroom bu
gs ae al ala payment = $12 stores and Wilsgn School $10 - fer tate cual jacinerater galow Living svom 14 x
. DO YOU WANT? 00000 GI. No down payment A new school within eas, 26 Dining space 9 x 10
D WN 4 bedroom home on large subur- $75 00 per month walking distance’ Beach Excellent kitchen Oak N ban lot, arr large kitchen. fire- wkeeOTON FARK ns, for on the fam- Lael aes s ek
lace in living room. automatic f y to enjoy 2 car garage semen pas he
NO OTHER CUSTS . VACANT $ root Peat and screened patio Close A doll house all on one floor plus a heated office See Full price $9.950 with FHA 5 bath b H ee & to shopping and in Stringham three bedrooms nice base- and compare with others terms
jaan oa wa Roger hot enluree CG. er lot $7050. $6960 wih iow ieee Pacey ment with rec roon = heat —* seen ree the 617 IWAN W HRAM 4 ‘ . , 4, car -arage Near bus and price bracke S( nq water Storms - screens Fencec small down payment es ie . AS ; )
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home in good east side lo- automatic heat This home is in mine 1935 — “ce ae dad tees DaYs WO 33380 cation 1 bedroom down 3 the Madison Jr High and North- 313 West Huron treet room. cove coiling” Ceramic
Eves. Sat. & Sun TO 8 9654 & bath up Full basement erp High School district Can you Phone FE 5-9447 or FE 2-4031 aot BB Ghl Nabe + becrocnic
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CONVERTIBLE 24) NEAR FISHER BODY lake front home with beautiful Established in 1916 ( - Exceptionally nice 5 room White sand beach, boat dock, | RECOMMENDED for the NORTUeAN GOGH sc W. W. ROSS HOMES | & tle bath home 2nd ticor , 10*tl) shaded front yard end only CLOSE TO CENTRAL HIGH couple who have perhaps Mere a gese' 1 tere one ___ UR 3 802) partly finished = Carpeted en = “nitchen and screene Situated on quiet street jdeket GES CO Ee ho l% baths, fully tsuated of = li _ room full basement reat) uta! : 6 rooms. 3 bedrooms. gas house and lot and wish Ay walee copper plumbing front rch, only $11,500 with heat irdining) crosast iaiid RilNinelcdovenlenseslot ihe pec Variety : mail fruit
vaved ar ive to new 2 car 81.500 down large living room PRICED city again It's attractive 2 Nouseten ler 39.500 ‘6 $1,600 dn : r ith $1600 du RSTOES (RIS200. Ceres OBOROE R IRWIN REALTOR AT $8500 0 Ragromm shakes bungelow Ser it ’ ‘ 298 ALTON - ‘ :
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Nearly 2 acres with 6 room. 3 See eon, Gem a bed Cee oun Partinent ese “— oa rol Bick Gel nad tl ee room ranch home large . men was a arage Black topped road A!l tor $97 abe eg oN athe eosin oe carpeted living room fire- cae PULL PRICE ot Perhaps best of all is the with oniy ai 250 dows separa’ place ultra-modern kitchen . fine location PIONEER : ceptionally large paneled kitch Ule bath attached garage 5-ACRE ESTATE —- Located in FOR COLORED 7 HIGHLANDS LONGFELLOW and Ease It en with loads of cabinets Ful! $12,000 terms the Clarkston area Fea- 7 rooms. 3 bedrooms 01! = : { High School area Here is A nice basement 2-cer garage Lot 100 tures 3 bedrooms full Dase- ii) OFF Loe (ih NOT JUST A PLACE to S$ rm home with hardwood floors x 800 with trees & garden Close ment. enclosed breezeway srentyend yireer Sporches yc hang your hat but a home Fireplace in living rm anc wa to schools, churches and. Drayton and 3-car attached garage car @arage $7200 Gl oe ba thes: Lie UT til ue > , ' hoevery sense of the word to wail capeting Full bsmt Sh Center $11,900 with eee An ideal home for the fam- APPRAISED VALUE } eect reales 2 own : : an Full price $15.650 4 ovely bedrooms with oul hee 2 car gerag and doubie
$2. NEAR OXFORD Masonry Terms Call space for a fifth tf desired >» sot for oniy $12 500 term — , ranch home Large living a The vestibule entrance has GEORGE.BLAIR room. fireplace. dining rm l eman a guest closet. There 1s a WALLED LAKE AREA _ Nestled REALTOR eget ae en, family room A 306 19 ft. living room with a =< imarse woah this at- x asement -Water Pa . . . . natural fireplace f i= tractive brick ranc ome 20 ft 4536 a= Bt ae PLAIN - +1361 oil pam org heat 2 car 412 W ate EVES ce bake pcre ie relics masta — doc cer tle bat
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ITS CONVENIENT , ' | C) | eo ee ee | drapes. 2 car garage enclosed RAY ON ELE Realtor for your children to walk to breezeway. 30 ft patto A good | 262 S Telegraph Ra Spex & ia 3
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FEW Toda ment 4@ family in a good rental a ~ -Wa y JUeN i buy ale Rome von tell Y area. close in 2-4 room apis FOR VALUES & T SUBURBAN BUNGALOW s and 2-3 room apts Separate en- ce RADEs 2 bedrooms and den Living us bow much you have and trances & utilities & baths come room with carpeting Kitch- ill ke the offer to : We will make the e TRADE? ' furniture in addition to 4 stoves $850 DOWN —- Moves you in this en with eating space Full the owner. The owner has : P
to sell this clean home with 9 f this f 4 refrigerators & washine ma- lovely i a. —— hame Con basement with recreation wner o 8 free & clear hine tnecluded for only $12 750 enlen ransportation schools room, new oi] turnace Alu- part basement & ences bedroom home with 1'y : Vail awe "aon payment. Invest iss and downtown. Full basement minum siding and awnings walls. Lot 50 x 190 with city gar eitecbed garage will Waterford Village business of vour own — -all for With automatic ofl heat. Corner Tandscaped Joi gui gartey water and gas. _ oun e trade at $10.900 for vour 3 Ideal for home and office. This) gppointmient lot on paved street Terms epee CS) UG CD Cd bedroom brick home hav- is a real fine home with 3 bed- | . anytime. ing a full basement. Seller rooms. 1% baths, plastered with NEAR TEL HURON SHOPPING OFF SASHABAW -— Cute and WEST SUBURBAN
will pay up to $20,000 if oak floors. Living room & den CENTER § rooms 1%. baths cozy 2 bedroom home with full Three bedroom bungalow ROB A BANK located _in the Walled Lake are carpeted Large living room, oN < , tar ae basement. Automatic oil heat, 2 full basement, oi! HA heat and you are stealing: buy ! area. This is a chance you sewing room, loads of cabinets in| ot new but nice ee car garage. large well landscaped Breezeway, attached ga
this home and you are do {| = should not miss’ Kitchen. Also pantry. Basement| 85 % 254. presently used as @ 2 jot. Only $13,100. $65 per month rage. Lot 680x180, berries and ing the same This bungalow has laundry room, fruit cellar,| ‘a@Mily. Easily converted to family after down payment eat, oe
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ester. Feneed-in yard. Call ter. The yard is beautiful. Large as heat. $9.950 Dont let this $205 MOVES YOU IN — 3 bed- 2 PAMILY INCOME Us and we wil] show it to Owner is offering you a 14j-car garage. -Your home and/ one slip away from jou. make room ranch, automatic of! heat. 5 rooms and bath up 5 you anytime chance to trade your too iness all for Just $11,200. $2,050 an early inspection car port. Large jot. Only §19.250 rooms and bath down Fuil all 2 bed h ne See 73 p mh includ! b 2 Oil HA smal} edroom ome in down ’ ? er mon including taxes asement, fur ‘ on this brand new 3 bed- igne h e ar and insurance naces 2 hot water heat
LAKE ORION OFFI eee ect ae William eae 3 ers 2 car garage Good “4 “ = hav oa 1 s . . a he t iS a be est side location Pric 1G 1022 S| BROADWAY we Sie eet Clarkston Realtor ; 2-026. Ro J. (Dick) VALUE cell at 8130000 storms & screens and 1 car This jong rambling 4 bedroom 70 W Huron REALTOR MY 2-28? | atlacheu gaiage These fine biick offers the most. 2. baths Open 9 to 9 345 Oakland Ave Open 8 to ® 124 Se FOLA DRIVE homes are 'ocated on large large dining area, glassed sun FE 53-0693 or FE 4-3531 Fir bedroom = bri 2 ot at Susir Take Only room, & attached 2-car garage Meee home Living ol , 3 to trade so be first not with paved drive Over 1.700 s F {~ l dq dining oor kitchen at
This huts waa bale for one sorry ‘t of living area for only $20.500 Or WO Cre MOVE UP summer porch down .
It ig_jast 2 blocks trom Oxford Income producing home perting & lireplace 1 COOLEY LAKE ae . basement. gas HA heat
res = ae Peta a hs 2 {ITH BROS rooms & bath presentl ar car warage Lot 59x 125 00) ust a skip an Dp Privileges wil he 5 \\ | ~ + re ranged into kitchenette apts To more space before prices Priced at only $15 000 the shopping center Big back withithel nurcharelt Shite 3 OR 3-1285 Easily converted to very nice tise! Lge. studio bedrm up 2 ,
the 3 bedrooms. Bees listed tor room and bath do'l house Open Eves. ‘til 9; Sunday 10 ‘til 2 cio fooy 21 ft living iene oe oe eick 4300 sq {t NOTHING DOWN ‘ Enjoy the lake for oni 5 Dixie Hwy - wit replace large itchen ack var anch fence. Natural Several 3 bedroom hones
ee ee eee ees $5150 with $680°down This full dining room. 3 hedrooms fireplace. Full bsmt. Walk to best | to choose from—in and out to ill sacrifice for $14 spat) CLAN Me e sell and will sacrifice for $14,- in van inexpensive: way for basement & garage Truly a bar- | schools. commuter. Assume 4 per of town Some have base- pe y
: water sport pleasures, so Cl k to gain at $9,40@-terms. Call Mrs cent GI er ss. Birmingham ments. Call today HEAP OF LIVING act now. ar 5 nN Howard, FE 2-6412 for appoint- Owner
ment. Wm. Miller Realty. 670 W a a THURSDAY a ie CALL without ae 4 of —s Pair _Huron St. FE 4-523
room home. The separate dining! Warren Stout, Realtor eid — oO Ask for Mr Alton, Br room — mg family meali77 N SAGINAW FE 5-8165 / = 2; ret “DO. egg The enti bg Open till 6:00 pm. Located 7 ‘blacktop erest in we 33)3 WEST HURON family will ventoy re relaxing in the village rests this 2story Colonial | el CY] I lar ) PE 5-8183 family room will income on well-landscaped and | worrying ab out ‘the children's - = shaded lot. One side rented
safety with this deep back yard E same tenant for 17 years 5 rooms | Yes, this heap of living can be & bath in each unit. Newly deco- ' yours without a heap of dollars Pulte b chrpuied. Bayern base | ot ing Vown (Just $15,950) 6 LARGE ROOMS, all on 1 floor | ments. Freshly painted with nee i
Just as neat & clean as can be shutters. 2-car garage. Owne 650 DOWN on this beaut:
9.450 Breezeway to 2-car garage. large t ust sacrifice at low anes .
Ig the price of this well-construct. Jot" "Northside “Iocation’ in ‘new of” $13,500, $2,900 down. Idea for MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Sierra ih you at an bap nits in. excellent. neighborhood ed home on Pleasant sireet inj Northern high school district couple or «mall family to best | ee SI . almost no money needed Cates breakfast roi Pull Oxford 3 ms, separate; Only $1500 down. high rent. Call for intmen' NORTH — CITY Neat and clean 2 bedroom basement, gas heat Beauli dining room, full basement and at once. Must be sold this poe | Off 1 ee lus extra large heated util-, fuleitenced ain ard wit
extra-large corner lot | COBBI ESTONE FARMHOUSE — On Walton Blvd. & room bunga ty room Automatic heat hrub: 2% acres of land on black-top | | low Vestibule sun room. fire- andehotl water Calandra trees, flowers, and s mus
LAWRENCE Ww. road across from Pontiac Lake | ar S O} ) | place. Basement Garage Sen:i- half garage 2 big lots On Kant side near Auburn
Near State park. 7 extra large ble price of $9.700 Terms v Avenue rooms, ceramic tile bath, full | Make it yours to enjoy! fenced, Payments about 964 A l | R basement with stoker heat. Ga-, REAL ESTATE, INC. | cee Wie oun nee Bae cal ae rage. Priced right at $12,500 $004 8 Main S| CARE PRIVILEGES — 2 LOTS to rent cise iin Oe feces guar Open Daily 9 to 9; Sunday 12 rge, roomy, Immaculate home = wth RANCHER—$900 down. Lake MAple_5-5821 Living room with fireplace Sun | SCOTT LAKE Water is so OE 8 ads Hann a Atlleet Gan Foygioonit ad er room. Knotty Pine recreation | down some but what a eoGiiel Anal bathedowen liv / / . 4] : a ci oa eon room. Large dining room. Big lovely view you have. Keep ing and dining room. Nice
| throughout. Large modern family | SPE [AI | i - voi pein bar ee ae gf a pido ie kitchen. Excellent floors . ! walk-in closets. w price of | bs and woodwork throughout
Pull price only 6 WA 180 = ¥ a = Includes carpeting. el parma fe ne Spacious dry basement with areal os Py . full Tapes. and 2 car garage : = auto gas heat. Side drive RIL E Y RI AL E ST AT I: Beautiful three bedroom bling home with a bie, mand
- . - basement, 12 car rage, offered J 3 car garage Brick stucco y anne J 509 Elizabeth Lake Rd sir bar cin in ie Lake | DUTCH COLONIAL 4 BEDROOMS — family room and ga- exterior, Payments only $80 ew : rea | & ra attached Pull price
Spick and span ‘3 bedroom home | PE 4-157 ______iPR 4-4821 estates. Lot measures 100 x 175. — semily ert Ae pl a only $9,700 and you'll need eee munch oon with Landscaping is very nice. The ving room and fireplace ail , trees.
‘trees, ‘| jase a6 re eeiaras interior gee one of the largest sized dining room. also with fire- mnout s6ee)to handie Can be purchased separately
carpeted ‘iving Foom and din. ritcnene cetuont, mantis wine | carpeted “threwgnesi. “Byte | RAY O'NEIL, Realtor ao roo and floors throughout, marble win- roughou y any ae . :
Me vat jews: 2 Sedresans and dow sills, the property has lake comparison our today’s best buy 262 8. Telegraph Rd Open 9-9 one da ep A dah
it beth upstairs. Large closets, Pleasant Lake Woods Bub offers coho ar —, = be ap at $18,950, PE 3-7103 OL 3-7556 2-story frame home. Car- basement, automatic 1 Natural sandy ch chased on erms ! living room Nice Stor reens. Of-| 2. Levely surroundings about $1300 down. Call us for | FHA TERMS a a :
fered sto oe $250) § Community ester __ owine | pad fer gangs oar ae, | _ WILLIAMS LAKE ges heat 1's car rarage wn. our family a favor . Blac roa j z & a oors, | ‘ = | Small monthly payment touay 5. Lots from §2,260 | $1500 DOWN. $70 PER MONTH | plastered walls and nicely land-| Practically new 2 bedroom mod- | . . 6. Model homes nO as |” moves you into this 4 bedroom, 2| scaped lot. Much more than you ern bungalow with extra large | ASSOCIATE BROKERS This You'll Lik “BUILT BY Ww | bath with full basement. Home would expect for $10.400 with | living room. House is vacant and | /\.~ 2 ot INS “g ou 1 Oe hat ” ~ mich A a te | situated in North end of town.| small down payment ay = rig ip so rivi- pth yl layt cat ae tv
Bedroom, Cote reef PL ad pg (M69) west to| The home has new aluminum | | ee ee vaceeie Mee ce bd ORCHARD LA in delightful Elizabeth Lake Es-| Elizabeth Lake Rd. left 4% miles. sidi inl thalitvont! of 1 | SEMINOLE HILLS TWO-STORY | ®fd Payments $60 per m 8-9663 Eves. After 6 FE 8-1909 tates, with 1% - car garage.| to subdivision sr gel bin LE tee) Mal Ld a | ey pa-ed drive, Inke privileges. fn: ee | room dian ie iden. || iF. C. Wood Co. For For Sale Lake Property 51 eludes © rT din- overhead home. Let us show you | : ning room. den and |
tna. soon. 8 bedrooms and bath David \W re. Young, Rlitr. it. master bedroom are carpeted. dewnntalra fw'l basement with! —— Recreation room, glassed-in back Williams Lake Rd. at M59 2 BED MS ON TWO LAKE
ne-paneled rerfeation room Country “Store—3l4 Acres. re 5-seat FE 4-3569 porch. Fireplace and many other ae ma ee re suk Gwe oni a ew forced sir ollfired furnace,| § room’ modern home. 36x24 foot | features. $18,500 with terms. eee Pe | enclosed ‘porch on iakeside. Ga. “sitnmatiey hat, Water gr"3 “4 store > bullion orale Se grove 2 Open Nothing Down rage, fenced in, fruit trees and er-unds a | gas pumps, beer and wine license. h heat 1 000 00 terms, Hurry, buy it while you! 5 Ban. oii pump. Nicely land- WM. A. $5,000 down ‘EM ora foe can “Song corner. Lake privileges will bufld rena home on your 5 ROOMS AND BATH WI U
ibn Nichthie Rector | San roe | Beamon inetagSs, ie Grtah |” typrorm treat garage hacked Bud Niche Hie. ¢. ;Rea lor | faventery ef stock at, ime vot RE Bee Fee 198" lake front 9 wckin ham ao Mt. cloning $22,000, $6,000 — REALTORS — , Dr.. Pontiac Laké, $11,900 all eal sien Clark Res) Estate, me Y. Haron | Don Mepondld la OFF SEASON BARGAIN—#0 ° 2-3370 . PE 32-7896. Res. 4-4813. w BATURON ST li 8. TELEGRAPH: OPEN EVES | ft. frontage Silver Lk. OR 3-5417 _FE 54-1201 or 3101
®
For Sale Lake Property 51
a pal 5 rth. Attached
lie Lk. $2500 down vio in yer nt mige. $64 un Bi
Lakefront Home Sites
7 LAKEWOOD VILLAGE SALES OFFICE EM_3-0085
ee i Ee For Sale Resort Prop. 52.
| 55 ACRES. 25 ACRES TILLABLE.
excellent hunting, La
$5,500 Clark Real
W dHuron St. PE
PE 4-4813
80 ACRE caesar | furnished : unting
rood in the heart of one of the er County.
tate, 1362
3-7888, Res
on good county road
price only $2,500. Cal! for
further information
Clarkston ~ KCAL, JOESIOAMINE, (ASC
5904 8. Main St :
Open Daily 9 to 9. Bunday 12 to 5
MAple 5-582)
CABIN IN TINY WOODS. HAR- rison Michigan Sleeps 10. Plumb-
ing & heatuug in. FE 68-9473
KEWEENAW BAY NORTH OF
Baraga cabin with electric, fin-
ished in & out on @ beauty spot
100° lake front lot. Only $500
down EM 3-4
SPORTSMEN
TOOT-N-HOLLER CAMP. weot of
Hillman on Miller Creek Has
cul-stone cabin ready for occu-
pancy Also frame cabin unfin-
ished inside. Ideal hunting &
fishing spot surrounded by state
land $5950 with $1550 down
RESORT AT CEDARVILLE UP—7
room modern home 4 = cabins
Large shop. storage building &
other buildings Must be sold to
Total price $11,000
Also 30 acres settle estate
May consider terms
lakefront on Marquette Island
across the channel Price $1200
Lakefront lot® $350 to $550
STATEWIDE Real gery Service of Pontiac
B D CHARLES REALTOR
7 8S Telegraph FE 4-052)
WHITE BRUS
CAN SELL YOUR HOME
Suburban Property 53
WHITE BROS
CAN SELL YOUR HOME
For Sale Lots 54
BEAUTIFUL WOODED LOT IN
Dravio. Woode Call FE 4-476)
CHOICE LOTS 140 x IN
Judson Park off Adams Ra eac
with Septic tank pe A Priced
from $2500 Buy nm On em>y
terms SEE FRANK * SHEPARD
AT 1010 ADAMS RD
PIT-HIMTI VILLAGI
Hilltop) parcels with excellent
drainage Beautiful sites for ex
posed basements Multiple level
homes and ranch homes In a
stricted community. You can be
saa to live in Paved streets
Community recreation area
LOW AS $165 DN
"ADDS INC. OR 3- 1231
SYLVAN LAKE WOODED 1
block from communtt, beach FE
2-9306 a a
SEE THE NEW SITES AT
CHEROKEE HILLS BEFORE YOU BUY!
You'll like these wooded. rolling
100 ft sites controlled to pe
tect better homes and elr
lose-in country location Driye
out Elizabeth Lake Rd to Scott
Lake Rd Turn right 3 blocks
to Lacota
(ART. W. BIRD. Realtor
$03 Community National Bank Blag
PE 4-421) Eves FE 5-139?
WOLVERINE PRIVILEGE
$875 $50 per month
MA 4-2286
For Sate Acreage LAKE
down $10
55
10 & 20 ACRE PARCEIS
on bi ar top Reasonably priced
Smal Wo paymen Callus
RELEY 1246 N MII
between Highland A&A
Highianc Mict M
ACRES OF
FRONTAGE CHOICE
WITH = ©)
LAKE
IAL IL
HOME OVER
I ee ae
Hs Al OF LAKE wood
[LLAGE
VAI WOOD VILLAGE
Wiles (ONELPIRCIE
Mt
9 ROOMS. BATH
ele:tric water
OR 3-3887
ROOMS & BATH
Easy) Terms
Realty FM 3.0085
4 ACRES
tric range
O1l heat 5
10 ACRES. 6
$10 500
rep Hoyt 4-882
ELEC
heater
LK
ME ACRES ON BALD EAGLE
Ra only $7500 tern
4-455)
For Sale Farms
380 ACRES
Large 9 room farmhouse 40
56 no
room
apartment with private entrance
& bath included. Barn with base
ment & stanchions Only 4 miles
to city limits 2100 ft frontage
on 2 roads. $6.000 down
RIT1 REA ES TAT
509 Elizabeth Lake Rad
FE 4-1157 PE 4-482)
40 & 80 ACRE FARMS WITH &
without buildings Orchard too
tal now
STEELE RFALTY 1246 =0N MIT
forsee R hetwees His 4?
Mito Heghland Mic ar Mt
a |
‘ PEFR ACRE
> a 4 it} * 2 W Ly
‘a frontage M4 ocated
Wis! neort of Oxtore There 1s
A X room modern farm house
it-bDulloing and nice tay of
a with {ream Call ou now
ane make @ wise investment
\Warren Stout, Realtor
7 N Saginaw FF. 5-8165
Open till 6 00 pm
HITE B
CAN SELL YOUR HOME
Sale Business Property 57
TWO STORY PRICK BUILDING
] floor T conditioned = rer
taurant Established 37 v!
Busiding tr enter downtown on
propert 25 x 150 running to
rive Buildir and = Restauran
rine $35.900 Boston Cafe 86
River St Manestee Mich
MODERN BUILDING LOCATED
on 1 of Portlarccs bustest inter-
sections 8 80f sq. ft Cas hear
Zoned Industrial Apply Pontiac
Press Box 58
WAREHOUSE
Large cement block building Ideally
located Approximately 5400
square feet of floor space. Lot
100x183" All utilities Can be also
used for light manufacturing
Reasonable price. Terms
WILLIS M. BREWER
JOSEPH F REISZ. SALES MGR
94-96 E Huron 8t FE 4-518!
Eves FE 8-0823
Rent, L’se Pus. Prop. 57A
COMMERCIAL LOT dad
01 lease. MAple 5-24
FOR RENT OR Te ~ USED
ear lot with office. 160 ft. front-
age on Baldwin Ave Phone FE
5-1051. 685 Baldwin Ave
NEW BUILDING FOR’ LEASE
2,400 sq. il Pienty of parking
_MAple_5-2400 .
Business ‘Opportunities | 59°
BARBER Shop fully equipped West side
location ven air conditioner in-
cluded Circumstances forces sale
$2000 cash
Humphries | : 83N acer RENT
Open Eves
2-9236
FOR SALE — “pRive- IN RESTAU-
rant, 24 x 30. Also. restaurant
Poe amie Corner Duck Lk. Rd
& M-59 MU 4-7963 Business Opportunities 59
Sa eaten a 18 APTS, t90.800 DOWN. MAY TARE | LAND or bi ~
pong rv down. oR 3-9106. =
ANNOUNCING
SUNOCO
Service Stations
FOR RENT
Open for
: Inspection
Monday,
Oct. 12
THROUGH
Sat., Oct. 17
3 to 8 P.M.
Telegraph Rd. at Myrtle
North of Muracle Mule
Shopping Center
Pontiac
7000 Highland Kd. (M59)
at Tull Court 1 block W of Williams Lk Rd
4 Sun O11 Co representa a
be available at each fooation to
discus ne profitable Sunt
Service station business
FOR APPOIN TMENTS Al
TIMES OTHER THAN LISTED
ABOVE FHONE MR. RADOYE
SUN OIL CO. to S$ pm Vinewood 3-4200. 8 30 am
AV ATLABLE SOON
4 golng Leonard service stallor
witt living Quarters locate
tie taht area on a busy read lead
ng into west Pontiac For infor
ration dial OR 3-4775: eves OR
O318
ANOTHER RARE OPPORTUNITY
Northe arill A restauran e
rat 2 bedroom Tame t
Restaurant is cinder block
krotty pine interior
condition Nice fixture
o parking Oul
rent KOO hur
fishing area Full price.
f ae bu es A Ciara Le
500 That gh’ And only $7500
aowr
BIRMINGHAM AREA Hot
Coltfre shox Lease of $125 ¢
mont lude hee & wate
Completely remoceled New equt
ment Closed Sundays Excellent
gross $5000 dowr A On re
Dusthess | aia are
RESORT RESTAURAN Bord
LIVERY 4 exeile I
eith 1000 ft on canal fror ¥
ra-wal Access Hougt
aa Additional] iD dis
ert included Nice liv quar
Real estate busi ‘
AK + n 4 ta
$89 000
Hagstrom REALTORS
44900 Highland R Mow
E 4 M P OR 4-0558
BEF AVER Oo MI WEST
gre ' $90 000 (« Lor ate
Ma H 1. $2200 00) Tern
Cail o “ e ¢ B t state
Wide Real Estate Lit
4-2221 or PH 4 2260
GROCERY WITH BFER A WINE
Stock inventor Reasoname rei
wit v Quarte lease oO
seli the prupert Trade with tre
A v.ear prepert Ca EE g4i4
‘ A
| . PSS
4
Paint Too} S Sl R Pl us
Tb Terrt BR
M _ se! Persona on
Shows $1500 Mo Profit
FE 3-7688
JUKE BOX PINBALI AND 2
other coin machines FE 2 1320
Modern 2-bav service sta
tion tor lease in’ Pontiac
area. excellent business
vpportumty. Phone FE
S-O277) between 9 am
,
and 4 opm. Vhone Mr
Serth at) TOwnsend 9
DU83 after 7 p.m
MAJOR OIL CO HAS AVAILABLE
for lease 2-stall modern service
tation located on main highway
Reasonabie rent & inventory FE
41511
MODERN 2 BAY SUNOCO SERV
tce station available Located at
Sashabaw and Maybeer Roads
Moderate Investment Paid train-
ing program Station ental to
suit your pocketbook Write
SUN OIL CO Box 690 Flint 1
Michigan orc call Flint CEdar
2.1987
1 Tr) SEE
By ic \ W hee EEE EW ACE
Fetahhished Mi ' in ple ts
at t A rake jarty ! Lea \
ruck A al brake Sole dis
tributer for top line brake lining
Westinghs ‘ and Wagner a
brake Beat wheel allgning equiy
4500 sq ft mason bled
al mple parking space inciuce
Owner retiring on profits You
can do same $56 000 with rea
sonable terms plus NeCceSSALyY
stock
Rental Service—Ilome
Top location n: Pontiac Owner
doing so much hustiness and
making monev— tts too much
for me, SELL' 100x347 lot witt
large masonry bidg Real sharp
6-room ranch home full ase
ment s18000 down far in ant
dition A mbination hard ts
beat
Partridge AND ASSOCIATES
1050 W HURON PE
OPEN 3081
TIL 9
RESTAURANT FOR IFASF OP
tion to bry Reasonable OR
3-9119
STANDARD OIL
Has several stations for lease
and afound Pontiac area
PERRY ANID MADISON
JAMES K ANID TELEGRAPH
ORTONVILLE
CASS-ELIZABETH AND P ARKW AY
Moderate SAARC tnanceial
assistance anc free training
available. Call MT 65311 dave «
OR 3-O875 after 7 pm
STANDARD OIL
For lease 2 a Statton Main
at Huron Mi fare Michigan
Training & financial assictance
available BR 3-2414 after 7 pm
GR 4-7187
TE! -EGRAPH RD. ACROSS FROM
Tel Furon Shopping Center
40x60 masonry bldg with of-
Paved parking and sales
area On a corner with 138 feet
frontage on Telegraph. You can
se’] absolutely anything here
Perfect for trafler sales, thas
bee. » very successful trailer
sales corner for 15 years) A
biz tire corner boat ar
den sales smal! car dealership
and hundreds of other businesses
$375 per mo Talk personally and
on'v to War! E Partridge or
Bob Miller 1050 W Huron Ph
FE 4338
acre fices
sales
ENERGY, USE
ADS! To. tind
job, ince to hve or a
ood used car, see Classi-
‘field NOW!
> __Sale Land Contracts 60
toll Banh Gar TO bt sit
go Tels
Money to Loan 61
_SStale License Lenders).
TEAGUE FINANCE CO;
202.5. MAIN
ST. CLAIR 214 E
ROCLiESTER ROMEO LOANS = TO $500
pte
TOCK
HOUSEHOLD Goons
OL 6-07)! OL PL 2.351« 1-079!
‘FRIENDLY SERVICE"
BUCKNER FINANCE COMPANY
- WHERE YOU CAN
BORROW UP TO $500 OFFICES _IN “ota d — Dravton cine -
Valed Lk _ Birmingham Utica
Piymouth
LOANS $0 TO $500 $25 TO $500
COMMUNITY LOAN CO
30 E LAWRENCE FE 8.0421
_FRIENDI Y SERVICE _
LOANS $25 TO $500
BAXTER & LIVINGSTONE
64 W. Lawre e St FE 4-1538-9
kk 4-1574
$25 TO $500 or other se-
to repay. Our
: triendly and help-
oo our office or phone FEB
HOME ew 10)
ONAN:
N Perry St Corner E Pike
with Confidence
- to SMA) LO \NS Oh your
curlty ignature
24 months
fast
borrow
SIRFET
S300)
ON YOUR
Signature Up to 24 Mor
Puitenl > 0206"
OAKLAND Loan ¢ OMpPAany
202 Pontiac State Bank Bidz
2 TGAGES $600
Piel VAIF INV!
YRS REPAYMENT IN
MONTHLY PAYM TS PH
1 1689 _ Mortgage Loans _
21) MOK
oh As AB' ME
Sa} $2000
oO ¢ eau inter Oakland Counts b
Buckner, Ine
BIG BEAR ¢
Mortyage+ are best
the ma who ‘ one ONSOT
MY
NG
‘ GOOD MII K GOAT
stand Bil Urmcte
have AN) MILKi
IMMED AND BOXFR 1}
hot fur $25 t lke or
OL, }-866;
, MATTRESS INGS
tad.e, baby turn or sell PING pong 1 FE
1448
ONE USFD 80000 er sive
tion $7 MA 5-2
PEAT TO ER WAT
! excellent condi-
DRAG
TOME i PA
WALTER SOPTENTES > RE
or sell & ren ‘
WILL TAKE ANYTHING OF
CE AS DOWN PAYMENT
BEAUTIFU LAKEFRONT
HOMF. SITES
LAKEWOOD VILLAGE
SALES OFFICE
+ 0085 ; Mt
TRADE FQUITY
rome {« }
ARKO hI
WINCHESTER
f Alum baat xl
Tne ly
FOR 12
14366 after 5 MOD
ol
For Sale Clothing 64 a oe : RO
i GIRL’§ SNOWSUIT. SIZE 8. FE 4-3200
ALT SIZES CLEAN USED WORK
ants from 35. Shirts from 15c,
alse ‘shine worms & tackle
Oven T davs 389 O-rhard Lk Ave
BLACK FUR COAT. LADIES’ cloth coat size 20, gray tweed
size 14, FE 5-9887 after 1 pm.
BOYS 2 PC SUIT CHARCOAL gras sive 39 Worn very little
Sacrifice $10, also gray wool fin-
gertip coat with hood. size 40
Excellent condition $8. See at 92
Timberlake Drive. Bloomfield Hills
BEAVER JACKET SIZE 14, MA
6 3079
GRAY PERSIAN FUR COAT. EX- cellent cond. Size 12-14. MI 6-636
LADY'S BEAVER TRIMMED 3 quarter length green coat, sise
12. This was an expensive Pe
Will sacrifice for $20 See
Timberlake Drive Bicomfield | Hilis
or call MI 4-528
LADY S NICE GREEN WINTER coat with zip lining. | gray & red
check Very nice warm coat with
black velvet cuffs & collar. $16
each FF 46631
MANS BROWN CHECKED TOP coat Size 42-44 $8 OR 3-94662.
SILVER BLUE MINK CAPiR gf96
Originally over $1000 MI 6.3958
SKIRTS SIZE 22 BLOUSEB 92 i & mine Good onditien Reas
PE 8.6682
WOMENS WH it Le UNIFORMS. Size 12. FE 50192
WEDDING at POLL OT size 10 SOFTEN ER.
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SIXTY THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1959 _ - a Auction Sales 88 oods ¢ Sale Miscellaneous Sale Miscellaneous 67 | B Turner For Sale Pets 79 Auction Sales 88; Au Sale tenesteld Go Goods 6s Sale Household (ic 65 For Sale Misc 18 67 | For Sale Miscellaneous 67 CARNIVAL y Dick S { . NOP er™
| LIVING ROOM sur WINE| FREEZERS — NORGE FREEZERS 2 ¥x8 WOOD GARAGE poone GARAGE DOORS, B & B Chest and Uprights FB ec Pactory all standard |
eS Sim oa New models, slightly scrateded or 7 POR OL TANESGODO TR stock from 628 up. ’ , trie bo srener. crate-marred models at big dis- “ dition. Will deliver FE eed door operators,
Auction Sales. * ev. end tables, 3. 3 piace piece bedrm. Mi vears to pay ie ae ra can We “Gaeeeee endanger , suile and twin beds. FE 5-6022. © gars come ap cast tates afer 5 p.m. We estimates on garage re-_ — 5089 Dixie Highway 2-PC. LIVING RM. — — i71_N. Saginaw FE 5618 3 ¢ COMBINATION SCREEN | AND : from a & 6 |. : , l - . Drayton Plains Py $10, 3-pe. bedrm. , beds = — storm doors. | 6 son. | = = 7 est ashers $17, refrigera-|PRIGIDAIRE REFRIG GOOD — 7 2] ; Every Friday ..... ‘ oe a2: apt, range 815, TV's $29: Fee Oa oPeines” ROL V2 fa poogh hay ONAL $31 COM 8-368. | BERRY DOOR SALES ’ . Every Satuntay : > on rugs $5: crib 36 oe there oe ots Foes BO <a COMBINATION, STORMS A oe i copents, Ouapanin 3 i / (ss Every Sunday ... 2 p.m, or Trade. 103 N. Cass ‘at Lafay-\PoR : SALE CROSLEY SHELVA-| _ screens $1 PER LENGE Baptiste’ & meters Pa | 4 7 tion and Sell ly ette. PE 2-6842. dor Pa ge ot . Po ee Pe ee Pipa. Ling length H Bu ro vid 3} PIECE SECTIONAL MAPLE condi ‘a - 1 pipe. 59 HOT WATER HEATERS 30 GAL. ; sofa. 1 maple arm chair, | chaise POR SALE BLOND MAHOGANY | $3.38. ona “Thom — gas. New Consumer Powers ap- one Rlando 3: lounge, MI 6-8830. | Imperial drop-ieaf table & four) _ West. Open e —i- Tai oved. $89.50 value, 50 and _DOOR PRIZES SAT. & SUN. 3 WALNUT BEDROOM chairs. Corner table, step table. 4-INCH SOIL PIPE 5 PT 3 5@. These are sligh marred. | food. ' TO SETTLE THE ESTATE OF THE set. $4 in. bed, complete Chat, | coffee table All for $165. FE # Sump Pumps $32 Also electric. oi] and bottled 2-2200 late William H. Allen. I will and venta 90_ an 3-m___|_S0E 3. Soneny Sets ara So ABeginan SUPE S210 Beaters at terrific values. Meh | R ENGLISH POINTER, FE- at public auction. located at 3 y ROOMS CLEAN FURNITURE. ‘PREEZERS UPRIGHT FAMOUS | 5 Py ist IRON RECESSED gen a t, 393 Orchard blocks ‘North “af the court house name brands. scra trific | § i ee ae EGISTERED GERMAN SHEP- on Broadway in Mt. Clemens, THE BARGAIN oon "Bur | tales 614895. while they last” bathtub — bench pga ood IRONPITE IRONER IN GOOD REGISTER GERMA on _eeets y ne ne Trade. 103 N. Cass at No phone orders please Michigan $49.95. G Thompson condition Girl's subteen clothes . : to 28940 River Bank on Bat. Sey or ” 56043 Fluorescent, 393 Orchard Lake} West. ee size 14. 2 pair of girl's roller : Oct. 17 beginning at-10 om. 7 Lafayette FE me. ANE 7 x 1S LOWSLUNG TRAILER skates, size 7 and Cal) OR trained, exc. “Oe: rooms of very good household ee ee ee ee GAS REFRIGERATOR APT “SIZE " Housetrailer chassis. stake racks | 686T a furniture end furnishings, china niture, al] or separate. 22 Frank.” Goo4 condition FE 2 _Very good condition EM 30081 ;\AVATORIES. CHROME MIXING HIGHLAND Te | ; e crystal ware, silver ware, barn ROOM GE aot ~ UNIT. oa Ks YEARS. 9 X 12 CARPET AND PAD. $50 faucets $24.50 value, $14.95 — “puppies. AK Registered. Call | : and garage tone, 1953 Pontiac > PO. MAHOGANY BED 2 120,000 BTUs output $150. JO " Boys 26° Bike $8 Girls 26° bathtubs, toilets, shower st s | a | ei aenricauee: F. Barck. Suite, good cond. Biconon,ad — 2 - 5746 between 8 and 5 pm bike, $18 New 6° picnic table and Pactory trregulars Terrific values | WEIMARANER PUP PUP. ¢ MONTHS. Exec, Paul Hillman, auctioneer. cute bs cad Genito pod GAS RANGES $29 95 grill $15. 14° typewriter and rpc rol aereees. 393 Orchard : Running. 8-0519 ar | Ai SHARP. jete MA ¢- Se0s Electric Range $29 85 table, $40 FE 5-371! od zs = : after 6 p.m. | aa, farm auction, located [Pc LIGHT GRAY BEDAM SUITE Frixidaire — 10-VR. B2-GAL BBC WATER | LTTLA USED Lae Roe. <=. Dogs Trained, Boarded 80 | 6 miles North of Oxford on M-24 $ Usea Water Softe heater $67§0 cash & carry G A | ERCYCLE, exc. for reducing, gs | a came a eee § pc _mapie bunk beds 2 pc jiv- CRUMP ELECTRIC re 7003 M39 West Open ditening $190. approx. ‘2 cost eee | (eT i, eT ccm, ae ae oe eed EET) he nw = DoGs C678 _ BOSREED ° : beef cattle, 2 guernsey cows, beef eke ian sent nee ae Ue ee ____FE_ +873: - “DISCOUNT ON LINED DRAPES 2 PR. $10. ELEC- Ofpart-Shell 75 _8 Telegraph _ cattle include 10 pure bred short ye eeres living. HID-A-WAY BED DAVENPORT 15 PER CENT. trolux sweeper & polisher $45 L . t ait 2 old 3 pe. sectional, new 2 pe living rsonalized Christmas cards FE Huntin Dogs 8 horn first c ers 2 yra. i Tm sulle, new box springs & anc = Bi Bin ‘ss Regione pee at Forbes Printing and or: — other items. 611 Third none, g oe $ pure bred shert hern bures t 2 c ainette se i as u . i 30660 = = | ‘ i be seca at 382 Baldwin Ave or) good condition. Call after 6 any you 480), Disie “Hey next to JUNOER OIL SPACE HEATER |2 GERMAN SHORT HAIR POINT- | “Sous Guten nee eremen Dee call PE 9-6814 day or Saturday Sunday and ontiac State Bank Drayton Excellent shape $60 See between _ers. 1 and 3 yrs. old. FE 8-0200 | yrs. old, 18 pure bred short born 6 PIECE SILVER ORAY. BEDRM., Sender Ure the Ga) FE 38735) Plains 1 & 3} pm & evenings. 34 E s YR” MALE Sroeriog GOOD | © | calves trem ‘above eses 4 mo. outfit. Double dresser. bookcase Square Lake Trailer Park Lot 20 INCH DOWNDRAFT FURNACE Columbia _ - 2 yr. male. regis- | old, 4 Angus calves 4 mos. old ec large chest, 2 vanity lamps. KENMORE AUTOMATIC WASHER. *Y,, ndition PE S127 - p Panchne -| teem polish Working | Sane tek Wer Bae Ge A. for $89.0. Pay only $2 wees- 7 Years old No repairs needed <i eine Wala, BAe Knott) a ms Spams, oe wah pee: 8: | yrs. old, pure bred short horn ly Pearson's Furniture, 42 Or- _ Price $30 FE 8-1463 = “de $18.50 3P . = bull 1% yrs. old, 4 saddle horses, chard Lake Ave KENMORE RANGE DELUXE, est a eee HO ae wos WP2, WP6 and WC140_ _XKC BRITTANIES. EXC HUNT- | 4 western saddles @ matehing as VING ROOM SUITE model with broiler and griddle —&_% ~AOMPSON ar CHURCH'S, INC. ‘ages. PE 8-6281. | | bridles nearly new, ‘aarti 7 PIECE LI i a vchais $40 Norge auto. washer $65 MA 3S3I-GAL ELEC HEATER $69 98 UL 23-4000 M. Reg US Pet. OFF. fo-/§ | AKC REGISTERED BRITTANYS. | 5 dies. 1958 assey- (444) 2 modern. step. tables “matching —¢ 4603 Pan ae ad’ tiuings $4 ny up KITCHEN CABINET SINKS. ‘99 by NEA Sermon, ne UL 21466 _ | tractor fully equipped. $500, Mas- coffee table 2 decorator !amps. LINGLEUM & PAINT SALE HALF cccuee te Co ad a Slightly scratched. 42° modet AKC REGISTERED ENGLISH. | sey-Harris 4 bottom” plow for all for $99 Pay only $2 weekly price a Jack's. 281 Baldwin cets $2195 $9900 value $4830 plus trim ; : Springer spanie! puppies. 4 mos the agar en Parmall H Pearsons Furniture, 42 Orchard ~ SRCE ooRiB. * MATTRESS eave PL UMBING © —_ wii ee oe “Nonsense! Women aren't all bad drivers! My wife can ol ora we Cocker span- EW! | grap ctl garry heap Lake A ne 595 Pearson's 172.8 Saginaw ee — eet ano a niture, 42 Orchard Lake Ave : so = s IN Michigan Pluorescent, 393 Orchard drive anything on four wheels or * two Recall BIRD DOGS FOR SALE. 2 | fully equipped, 1958 Case, 5 sec- ee ae) et Set 1.000 OLD FENCE RAILS. 1 ke Ave — § . | BROKE tion drag 1989 New Holland 7 good cond. $48 PE 2-503) MUST SELI SOFA BED ~ GOOD good shape OA 8-2129 : Lake Ave — 9 __ 7 = | 24 Cross St | #% mower eracher combination 6 PIECE WALNUT DINING ROOM en nt een ekeEiee, A BIG SELECTION OF USED ma te ee cae ae BEAGLE PUPS, 3 MONTHS OLD ’ 1959 New Holland high speed set, MI 41548 MAYTAG GAS STOVE _ LENT shoteuns @ rifles Ben's Loan betas US pot Calgary, off _ Machinery 68 Sale Sporting Goods" 74 OR 36200000 rake, New Idea corn picker s PIECE DINING RM SET ae $70 FE 2 Office 4 Patterson PE 4-514) _ maldwint | BEAGLES. ARE ae ake row, 1957 Cardinal 32 ft. Ray as a a =
Also pu mon ere “ oe Tr autres tee tan en “MUST M6 ov e ANCHOR PE NCES MUST VACATE _ 4.000 WORTH | OF GRINDING GUNS | MOST COMPLETE uN Walton. PE 4-1194 : Living Room Suites leet Queer’ t ean coe bcter Se teen to appreciete MA 4008 : 88 Pre-owned reconditioned re- xo money down PHA © a lai a cra gc gn ig al ‘a Cok. ieee Bakin, ENGLISH POINTER, 3 YEARS OLD. Poultry equipment and 8 by 16 ON HOGS ODL FACE sis sa.) {ieretors All sises wnetuding FREE E TIMATES PE 5-747) ycanable offers refused equal value EM 3-433 eS Oe ee eee | ores rome a, | reae O. Bedroom Suites poultry squtpment and ate 12 s } riment si Must be > New rollawa e . . 2 Reversible 81650, Imported. io tnmediaiely No reasonabie ALUMINUM COMBINATION” and mattress $16 90 Do It Yourself 69 and otpers. Gunsmith on Spee iat a hens. 1963 Chevrotet_ Va ton $3495 Axminster $4898 Rug offer refused Dealers welcome Storm Windows an iowilwarnirobe $995) wns Lies and Ls LS IRISH SETTER. MALE. : oa Di he e truc J m. 2 pads. $595 Pearsons Furniture sun saLES MA $-1341 OR 30122 oe ic eae ewe Table and floor lamps each) $100 LOWER PRICES ON COPPER Soe eee ees toot, old AKC registered. geil or trade Kitchen Dinettes ttom moupted plow, John Deere _42 Orchard Lake Ave NORGE WASHER LIKE NEW $43 x,, on Bie! se Yes PE 4.1836 Kitchen scales : 1 re eager mos peeping a8. ey bows Pree fstruction. and advise af aaner OR 34378 ie mined nay ‘y000 Fess Pen 287 re eee eens 3 burner gas plate ing Open weekdays to no answer. OF . _ Ses Spas : Ox12 2 Felt Base Rugs $3: 95 WS a jE FURNITURE Platform rocker $400 § gundays 10 to 4. Montcalm Build- a pre = sear reser | | REG THOROUGHBRED D POINTER | Mattress & Box Springs |; 1200 bu. of Spelts, a lot of smali RUBBER BASE PAINT GAL $375 OUT OF STORAG re p ' Gas fireplace heater $300 er's Supply — 186 W Montcalm 15210 Holl 3 yrs. old, trained Exc. bird | tools on the jewelry wagon and ° : : Cheap 2997 Dixie Hwy Cor cf $ 500 Gun & —— Center, y Gog. $150. FE 4-3891 | . “poe all other necessary equipment to lc PAINI SALE Scott Lake Rd. Smith Moving Co arQdal! 1S eo Gas ; se ee = ——- _Ru. Holy MElrose 4-6771 | nace Sie we Swivel Chairs operate this large farm, a good 41,-Ft. Wall Tile ....25c over 50 USED TY SETS. FROM Metall lawnll table FOR RENT HUNTERS & CAMPERS — save ®t oe oo e 7 Reclining Chairs clean sale Banas tO attend L 6 Stevo up astennas and umbrella $ 7 00 Wall paper steamer, floor sand- r loss is ina a e are} ockers. Reclinin lairs ee ee \\ ‘ON TV = ~ USED Iron lawn befich $100 ers. polishers. hand sanders, fur. _overstecked. New Deluxe type REG POINTER PUPS. BEST OF & | Lunch trailer on the grounds. F . = ; 7 hunting stock FE +4193 1é FT GIBSON UPRIGHT . 7 - nik See Childrens sleds $100 nace vacuum cleaners Oaklaid Apache Camp ae at Ale So . | E Lamb, Prop. Bud Hickmott. {reese pe FE 2257 - Buildmg Maternal Sm@) trunk $730. Fuel a Paint 46 Orchard Late units left at this price Sleeping | APG ISTERED BRITTANY — M Ux12 Rugs & Linoleums | auctioneer. Oxford Oa 8-2150 we ae eee mp rimr tai erse (ei Se ~ a 71° oe Combination basement sash $3 36 Come im and get \our share of Ave PE 5-6159 bags. air mattresses. camp pisces 9 months old FE 2-998 AY S REPLACEMENT sai rhe ree le oe oe eereetns DO IT THE EASY WAY ment up te 0% alt Open b's REG POINTER PUPPIES ~ For Sale H ile | PARTS & SERVICE: x12 Rucs $395 : 295 Gal OAKLAND FURNITURE CO ment up to 50% eff. Open between 10 AM & 2 PM MY or Ousetrailers 89 96 Oaklana Ave Wool throw rugs. 8% & up CECE? TENE beth $299 Gel a's : FE 2-5513))) PLOOR SANDERS HAND) BAND daily Bill Coller, Boats & Motors mete RPI PPP PPL DD ADDR APR AAAD (83 SHO\ ER'S aaa “pot. ERS WALL PAPER STEAMERS op M-21 Bast of Lapeer. Mich si so 2 BEDRM CONTINENTAL 17 ADMIRAL $34 95 are XN - Celotex 'gt4x8 sheets $235 ea NEW BISSELL SWEEPER DOLL DRILLS--FLOOR POLISHER - =e —a REGISTERED BEAGLE PUPS } ENT VERY 21° ADMIRAL poi 140 S Saginaw | _ house, ladies coat. dresses, shoes SKIL SAW RUG CLEANER Hlunters Specials Sprinker spaniels, & started dogs ' Hpind condition. $50 down. Bal 2 ees ee acanined 50 aove ROLLAWAY BED. $12. 80FA BED Feit 412 oq 1: $275 OR 3-2197 BOWNIE'S HARDWARE 25 per cent off on all hunting FE 86178 = = ied a) Bee eae ae eee eet Ty 3o30 «$10. gas range, $17. refrigerator NEW LUXAIRE OIL FURNACE & 489 § SANFOR PE 4-6105 = co#ts and pants H Grain & Feed 82 | 18 “LITTLE GEM™ $900.00. AFT- Porte end lsber a, duuus & ted ie uaa PIPE-BRICK-STEEL dite KLAgic Stel Om 90s Eau _ aaa $45.30 4 power rifle scopes now , ay, Urain & Feed 54 | er 4 pm. 37 W. Columbia ize - . $20 2-oc livin room, $18 P ] , > 2 NN . ~ 1 POOT HOUSETRAILERS tile ake trades ____ Gleetrie. range. $10" FHA Terms Fiee Estimates NEW 1ST QUALITY BATHTUBS Cameras & Iona” Sele inuleied emberwesr nirlige garee Gi¥ otek Wie <= 11 FOOT HOUSETRAILERS "#1100 “ HOTPOINT ELEC RANGE PEARSON 8 TRADE-IN DEPT Open 8-3 30 MON thru SAT $46 50 Pree standing toilets $19 95 S 39 95 a Lambe ak Sane _Wa oe ee mage * Seep wel, Aula cteh, Good cond ___ 31 Orehard Lake Ave G_A. Thompeon 1605 M50 West ' 35am SPACE a $350 blue rocks wow $1.90 8 car) er a IND COT 38 PT PALACE HOU AILER. ae eer ee eee eee ee’ REFRIGERATOR, #5 ELECTRIC SURPLUS LUMBER Of BURNER. 775 GAL. TANK = 35mm, 135mm. lenses. : Excellent condition. OR 3-2006 traw and corn. Will screen & tools OL 1-551) _ stove $35 Automatic washer $45 filter. barometric damper & mas- ters, meter, hoods, finder, cases Smt aun shells light loads §2 25. ting hays Ji ‘a
: ae ae ce oot - aelver OA 82° locke —_ ‘37 SENESAL © 2 16 2 EEDRM 30" eOTROINT. RANGE DEEP Gee Chl aches bistce Se Wires 5366 Hiehiand Ra_ (mae OR 3-7092 —— 2 yrs ol $80 O8 oETtine GOOD SNAPS? IP NOT. Secuee Pratik and Matador’ HAY POR MULCHING LAWNS. 4c Clocks Radios { fi ag 4 ia Be. 89 N well, rotisserr - a a . h ldwin Road mile Ree Joe Gees et Dever Bs da ag oo uae ca ee BEEP AND PORK HALP AN" on MOR sien AND 5 ROOM up ‘acne asda Camerk wa traue, perth of Clarkston Rd. MY 3-140! Lamps —_— Luggage | 51-35 PT. NEW MOON. $$1.300 FE 5-296! u 1 ve ~~ 5 _ Size Enter our high pheasant contest - i ~ EM 3-5732 ~ . 1032 W. Huron nD r high pi BALE. SLAY 1958 SIEGLER OIL SPACE HEAT _5 7106, See eee e Uatan nity UlL PURNACE, 65.000 BTU TANK 1,Sh0p. | 12th only. 1 free 5x7 ae ns 690 Oatland Ave Sewi Machines 1957 ‘PALACE 10x45. 105 IRWIN ers) At pre-season special prices STOVES BOUGET SOLD EX- BUILDING STONE BRIAR HILL & contros. 143 yrs old Exc Kodacolor print with every roll KELLEY’S HARDWARE Aug WRITE FON. Sewing Machines OR 3-9488 G A Thompson 1005 M$9 West changee a 602 Mt Clem- = special $35 per ton ton & _cond Reas. EM 30051 of Kodacolor film brought in. 3994 Auburn at Adams _‘ FE 2-881! oo. a is? 2 BEDRM O77 Gaal So Senta peta —_ ——_ # " ° ric « nnessee > oo
, s . . . CHAM. a -2 gas ele ig lpiceréck he bag sicee ibis Coal OAK a gs Sale Musical Goods 7 71 MODEL - 798 9 REMINOTON GAME _ For Sale Livestock — 83 Chests — Dishes — = Dn., oa 3 PE e000 stov rou table dres & Supply 140 N Cass m f h
e house eeEZe urn. bed and springs. davenpor! MApie : = case secretary 36 combination JUWnAnnnnvnnnrnann~ roof sights FE 8-0864 Pines . cit SIE I ER SATHACOM PIZTORES G1 AND deer FE $468 afi 1D. J oconmon SALE = ALL SIRES. {HARLIN RIPE CANE AND (4) 9 & 10 WK OLD Goop Power Tools St T M LIGHTWEIGHT ABUUT ANYTHING YOU WANT ScIrin AGU ate Sater becae | POOL TANCE YAMDAND S120 ” avcordtn isenet. tree to beat strap. $50 UL 2-5223 Yorkshire pigs. Also, 1 good Hol- anteed for Life Se them and get FOR THE HOME CAN 8B Harawars (cle suppiies. crock & Old style needs repair MY 2-563! ners with lessons FE 5-5428 MARLIN 32 SPECIAL RIFLE. stein heifer James Abney, 10101 Hznd Tools __@ demonstra at Warner Trail- Se Sates we Yi- Gas Home Heaters iie*Giivanised eopser Sinek PREFINISHED PANELING ANTIQUE SQUARE GRAND PIANO ~— with 3-power top-mounted scope Eagle Rd Davisburg MElrose «nd Tools ae « aaa ie a ture aon Son SUPER FLOOR HEAT pipe and fittings Lowe Brothers, MAHOGANY 24c per ft $100 _ 70 955 Voorheis Rd. Between 4 4.9364 . . to join one of Wally Byam's ex- ances of ali kinds NEW & USED Pays ‘or itself with Paint Super kemtone and rust-' Birch ‘«” sic per {t Band & ORCHESTRA INSTRU. and 7 pm FP RENCH ALPINE BUCK FOR Knick-Knacks _citing caravans.) — marie trages Gept for real NO MONEY ‘DOWN EE ay IN sleum Cherry paneling Sle per “ ments for rent. for ‘toh a NO 257 ROBERTS RIFLE, A sale or service MA ered | BOB HUTCHIN NSON’S - b No HEIGHTS SUPPLY Rent a war —$5000 Call OA 4 ED Dagens THS TO PAY YOUR OLD HEATER 2683 Lapeer Rd PE 46-5431 BE NSON LU MBE R CC a ee last _yeor—6 FORCE FoR SALE am rt SERVING GERATER DETROIT & We buy. sel! or trade Come out SCHIIC KS MY 3-371] CHRYSLER AIR TEMP PURNACE band accessories. Morris Music REMINGTON 30-06 WITH 4 POW. show horse. Sire The Barvarian for the past 13% years from still and louk ground 2 acres of free with all controls. $35 May be — hai ag st I A aa RA. across er Lyman All American scope. | dam. quarter mare 101. A real and a . ‘ou MOPEN MGR Shr f'T0 6 STEREO NVI MAMOGANY con “8 "9 operation TE 2-900) ARC Nit Orthard Len Ns fe ere aren _ne een oe ere oe ee eteOW “ON “DISPLAY FRI. 9 TO 0 sole wit speaker matching ‘ I ft for details at. H ti Accom’ tions ae SHINGLE STAIN a J __ month Inquire f det un Ing: ma Offered at $700 a price tor aubura Heights oo uturs blond TV eae. cond) FE 4ssua 63 GAL LIOHT MOSS GREEN NY you GRINNELL’S ~wnnn> | tar pblow the mare's value GA emember! ALL NEW 1960 Ro MS ————S—CNSNG ERR: SEWING) MAACCHIINE IN a GAL tane 2 DuPont 16 cel 7) G. Oapies ES Corraos ee en Ros: Goma GL Cer wu PONTI co CHIEF BLUE LIVING RM SUITE $30 lovely biond cabinet Zig-Zag < P House - Flat -Gloss $177 Gal DEMONSTRATORS. CONN ELEC- Stel ttre _-—-- setae alcatel haps Roier skates $5 coffee table $3 equipped Pay only $6790 cas, $2.58 Per Gallon Sina aceon 81.00 Gal | eee eens HEREFORD BULL ' | DETROITER occassions! chair $10 children « or $8 Mo fer 9 Mos Call Credit BLAYLOCK Marine Paint $298 Gal 1 Minuet with Sustain Bait Minnows, Etc. 75 ______+__EM +e It S All New othing UL 2.9036 Ma: FE 35-4721 A&A: Products (OAL & BUILDING — CO ACTION MERCHANDISE MART } Minuet without Sustelo ani : ih NOW CUTTING DOWN FOR Sin- . We take year ——T = —- L z —~ SET INCER PORT Z!1G-ZAG ATTACH $1 Orchard Lake Ave 3-7101 1651 8 TELEGRAPH RD | Rhapsodie ‘ o peda! - . = Quarter horses. gentle horses Open ays a wee to OND TE es $i9 50 Evcetrolux vacuum $1495 CIRCLE PLUORESCENT LIGHTS 1 Mile N Miracie Mile FE 1-7688 board? fil) warn We tee ee nae Saddles. bridie and” other tack daily. 10 to Sunday BLOND DINING ROOM DROP LEAF hile Lod ” Appi. . FE $4048 dinette nny Nebia dor Kitchens, Opposite Bloomfield Fashion ‘Shop pene gg eee for 50c Tackle Also ¢lean used MU_4-0538 - ' a wae an — . to ® dally. 10 ‘ P . rieirabi . erms . : dinettes and recreation rooms organs s ae Open 7 ONE 4 YR OLD REG MORGAN eal i ivecsin sl aoe” SPECIAL 9x12 RUGS $2495 MC- $1295 value, $695. factory marred Piby of “ORD onstrator prices. Morris Music mie a ocehars 534 Ave s mare One 8 yr. old Welsh pony ROB’ He TCHINSON’S eo chinddeedln - : . Leod Carpet. 268 8S Woodward Pactory Showrooms Michigan CASH AND CARRY 34S Telegraph PE 2-0567 across a —— Broke to ride or drive 2 sad- BUILT IN RANGE AND OVEN FE 2-7701 Fluorescent 393 Orchard Lk. Ave 4 8 $3 from Tel Huron dles 3 buggies. 1 cutter. 7 geese ~*~ Dixie Hwy Us 10 ‘ol mar t p 6-8 — - __ psi cane! x ’ . . s Michigan Piuorescent 393 Orcha VW oe eae M50 EVETTE er fl ‘B PLAT ~~ Sand, Gravel & Dirt 76 04 8.2128 _ yy Fe i ' 4 — = . : - , . § PRA PPP PPLE LDP DOOM —— ee aren EOE sone | ec Mt “EIWO DAYS ONLY CASH WAY CALL US ON OTHER PLYWOODS ste ater Sp GA STONE db OVERSIZE STONE (ee ADOLE HORSE. 9130 FE COMPLETE LINE OF VACATION ee eee . LUMBER PRICES PONTIAC PLYWOOD CO FIOOR MODEL. 2 MANUAL oR. 104, STORE & OVERSIZE STONE. <uMALL WHITE PONY AWD BAD. ose ic ao Seo — a ee ee WASHERS coubimbalirered TANLEY ALUMINUM WINDOWS !488 Baldwin Ave FE 2-24) “gan Reduced from $960 to $695 nq. sharp sand. top soll. 6335 te ee lod tine. UL ideal for Florida vacation ; 51940 Guaranteed From $38 8 M DO ROOFING. 12 FTX ue IN Sashabaw, a MA 5-2161. ?- y ] 1960 ye vac Also BLACK SOFA BED & MATCHING DRY ER CLOSEOUT Gas & Elec ‘ ‘ . Small) mahogany spinit plano dochants 2636. Tour-A-Home Standard and 70. Maytag washe: 835. 1959 Models * Your choice urmelster S EM 3-0049 oe eels A-1 BLACK RT. TOP SOIL For Sale Poultr 85) self-contained. New 35 ft. Huron coment bed “}0 FE 44689 MOROROLA TV New Guaranteed — — Only $395 a GRAVEL. AND FILL, FE) or ourtry ‘DOOR PR IZES! Home special. at § at $2,795 —— mt =o B s . . . ‘ 5 , 2 eeoeanernrnemnsneseesc_se eeu e als our Tv lor BRAND NEW SOFA BEDS $449, Delivered Stand $1580 =~ NOR THE RN LUMBER oe Limed.cak spinel plone. Like new. | ore BGil | 0s WHITE ROCK PULLETS LAY. | Meh aed” eevee ee Rollaway bed. complete $:995 1. | mpany 2e EACH $175 } at humus, fill, sand & gravel. ing. 6 months old. 4696 Hollow rates for Florida vacstions. Ja- Hollywood Kd frames $6 95 a. ‘GOOD HOUSEKEEPING SHOP 7940 Pccinay yrs nd aM 2-471 ec FE Small bungalow piano $17 5-458. Corners. Dryden. DY 55F2 | joan tae oe as, 5685 Wil- nerspring mattresses, $1795 Cot vt OnePadtiac n8am to age ally All —————— 150. YEARLINGS. MINORCA & ams e : 3-5081 “ t $1293 Pearsons ., wre a unday 10 am. to 2 pm ‘BuyLo | WAREHOUSE Special sale of accordions All A-1 TOP SOIL, CRUSHED STONE. ; ; Purr ature 43 Orchar OA ec SE A Ned hs a "Deliveries available - TILE OUTLET nike From $2995 up Sand, gravel, fill. oe Conklin, Leghorn hens, 85¢_ea. EM noo ' EXTRA ai * — 55 Teta THREE $ DRAWER CHESTS $10 Ds Rear of 104 S Saginaw FE 8-1112 or FE 150 YEARLINGS, MINORCA & BROTHERS PORTABLE SEWING VQ 'n rE aia! en ee ee ee cea ia mews accel ae Atteition. Truckers Leghorn hens, Sic ea. EM 3-6351 UCT1ION FOR SALE ‘OR RENT 13 FOOT Machine e c JERN DINING : . s -L MERE é : ’ : wae EACH FRESH , vacation trailer. 2-5450. about “ doz times Paid $150 TAWNY BIRCH MODER) 5-5959 Bargain FE 35-0112 Load. PAT HENB, 60c ake room suite Buffet with china : ( S Black dirt and peat humus. Load ; Baldwin Road. mile PIXIE TRAILER ree AND bal a SiSehcrebesteotics foes 6 chairs tage pads includ Cash and Carry Specials STANDING OAK TWELVE INCH ALIA HER: FE 40566 ed 7 days a week $1 ifr yard Nesth of Clarkston Rd. My 3-14 -1401 Rental. 1045 North Lapeer Ra. Se 1 4) $350 or make an offer FE Joy p Shelving 12% Lin. Pt base. contact Mace Smith. 800 ig E Huron ‘ 689 Lochaven. FE 5-141 Por das, _Oxford OA 8-3783. wat, 4 pare eetione) (awn 1x6 WF Sheathing 08% Lin Pr = Orange Hell Roed. Ortonville NA’ HARMONY METEOR ELEC OUT: BLACK DIRT. BLACK ND} rit Sale Far Farm Produce 86 mM | HUNTING TRAILERS, FROM $295 ea peta ing TWIN STROLLER GOOD COND ix2 w Pp Strippin 02 Lin. Ft s tar. Hollow body cutaway st | dirt, and grave -0677 or ~~ nt gto O p iS om Pull line fee ge allyl al and ran de or Parten dooce, 51) On ae Prefinished Mahogany $7 20 sheet SPECIAL OUTSIDE PAINT Blonde finish tein pick-up Best PE 8-373, APPLES. POPULAR VARIETIES & | Gee coaches from 18 feet up. ‘. pro 1 opr, 48. 1 pr TR: ADE-IN DEPT. 24x48 Temp Peg Board pe a ee offer EM 3.6454 BLACK DIRT, TOP SOIL. PILL cider Produce. Kingsbury Market Mang used buys. See the soe 36x48 Tem Regular $700 Gal — $4.69 Gal ANY SPINET CONSOLE dirt & manure. 1 to 5 yds. De-' 2339 Clarkston Rd xis. euaunieel ae at 6-2462 NGHOUSE: Recon guar Maytag washer $48 88 HAGGERTY “Tuber & surPLy Truscon Exterior plan rip eel meine, with bench Perfect condi-| lvered. 775 Scott Lake Rd. FE Ap — YOUR FAVORITE VA- ' 7 -r lot We can om tt 7 our AUTOMATIC WESTINGH Rear 2 pc. sofa bed suite $49 95 COMPANY Regular Txerior Butt nade ton, $450 PE 5-3711. 4-4228 or OR 3-0165. |e edes' toc cae nad ene, | family from over 30 dif _ a pour washer & dryer Like new ar | pe wood dinette $1288 | 1947 Haeqes? re Walled Lake oores Exterior 9 Gal ESCHER B PLAT TENOR CHOICE BLACK RICH rd Mcintosh, Jonathan, Spy, Snows. | l jlans. #H MARINE & entrance 1146 W Huron 5 pe Wood dinette set $29 75 eekdays 7 to 6 Regular eee —H. NEW ay | Buffet B flat clarinet , soil, large Se 3 Cortland, Delicious. Hi t qual- 10 HOLLY BABY FURNITURE. HAYWOOD- 2 pc sec liv suite $19 95 Saturdays 7 to 3 cone wBEAYLOCR © co — a as aoe i eae. cn acne ity fruit. Sweet cider Windfall Rd.| HOLLY. ME 46771 Wakefield dining room. set. Mag- 3 b apt gas stove $19 95 ee oe ee w i SCHMIDT | oe leeds, $18 delivered Pe ¢eudt | apples. $1 bushel. Oakland Or. | novox console radio-phono, RCA We nave used electric ranges. gas ihe) 5 = PIANO- TUNING—OSCAR S831. GRA | ris. Se S. Vommeree Rese | : table radio-phono record cabi- ranges all sizes MA A. 4551 STALL SHOWERS COMPLETE Uo "perl Hewerd.” EM . | oetween Duck Lake Road and _ ‘Brows chair aw chaviuae ale GE, tc ce AN AE Hae TRUMPET |DRIVEWAY GRAVEL LOADED Burns Rosd, Milford. rYgoo S cfaics Like new OR 3-0087 WY MAN'S CLEARANCE @PECTAL with gleaming chrome faucet Sino ElPart alte saxepnors, reas or, delivered. FE 4-3282 or FE APPLES PICK YOUR OWN, i a Eat IPMENT. ALL KINDS ja w Pike FR 44-1122! 36° fan and $7995) = g1495- tollets. $24.50. valued at Call MI_44789 after $ pm _ = So bushel. Homestead Orchards. 5460 T 12 Yard post and” Saatern $ 7% 4950 These are factory seconds RENT A SPINET PIANO WITH Goup FARM DIRT AND MAN- Orchard Lake Road ob) eo : THE KNITTING NEEDLE NOW Deluxe Pull down itghts $795 we Fluorescent. 193 Orchard option to purchase All moneys yre ana wood MY 3-467 APPLE CIDER. 60c GAL. PLUS \J..,,\. Manv \ ee ee oe {nee 100 amp fuse boxes $895 lake ave will be applied toward the Pur- pUTyERIZED TOP SOIL ABO "jug. 7717 _Mi5. Clarkston. or 1301 S!any. Many More Items BARGAINS stamped pieces. punch work. bali Ages L H Gravy bathtub $49 94 ase chase price of the piano black dirt and fill. FE 5-§643 or Clarkston Rd Lake Orion MY E Table lampe - $1 pan: embroidery & DMC threads vr -old boiler burner unit. com SPECIAR = t, \IEM ATER CS FE 8 6642 : 2-3321 { ers 1 -1330 crus from | e 5 - . x eee = ee sae = 5) Heat s 7 a $-1350 Across m Genera plet l vr mfgs guarantee, oil 7. 4 a F: Ce enya FE 4 0566 SHREDDED PEAT HUMUS APPLES PICK YOUR OWN $1 ' Electric sweepers Hospital fired S2l700 7. aie s oof 38 E Huron feti MU 4.4166 Ss Tohnsor Fiocr wixer $4 +5, NG R c- GA Thompson. 7008 M59 Wes, Gutter Length , ‘ -ANTED DELIVERED bu Several varieties t 3 TRADE GAS RANGE FOR ELE P School Desks $4.48 WANTE 5 ds—$15 PE 5-3093 415 Tipsico Lake Rd Milford pire ans = ane : re range ROB Munro Electric: CARPENTER AND MACHINE (un otes $10.95 USED PIANOS Jos Ue. adel al GENERAL VAGABOND. STEW. Sh gr sa Co 1060 WoHuron tools, wood lathe, jig saw, roto AUBURN | UMBER Wiegand Music Center | YARD. of RIVEWAY | GRADING APPLES. ott lel a . ARD. ZIMMER GARWOOD & Sa FG $i TRADE ELEC RANGE POR GAS hee. FE 5-663 — : aN J“ IRACLE MILE ae om I Apple special, Mc- Odd Chas $1 range RB Munro Electric Co, CEMENT Eee “READY MADE. AUBURN lew BAZAAR AREA Meegan Repate | 2382. st “HI basal and ag Dienst 6-30 P.M. ‘TIL 7 P.M, | C&mBers and used trailers, Some Bookshe ves $250 1060 W. Huron — all sizes Splash block. door silis en 2 PHONE FE 2-4924 | Orchards and Cid der Mill. 1478 , — — trede or reek reas Bot Bout “ot Electric ruaver & cabinet $7 USED PIANO. $50 chimney caps Pontiac Pre-Cast SINGER SEWING MACHINE LATE — __Wood, Coal & Feel aa Ranch Rd, Rose Center ae rie ren oo Mat er o Bed springs & mattress $1 OR 3-7769 Step Co $4 W Sheffield. FE "model Sews forward and reverse Sale ‘Store Equipment 73 Pomdige ~~~ | ABBLES GOLDER DELIGIOUS | | Lake Orion on ewing machine pixie NO GOOD con 2 - - U ll attachments. Must .e!) Da ac : - ; . | : _ 7 U iH IANO GOOD COND! = : oe ae ses all a w or $1. 3916 Bice centte a wecd salere f4 ton OR S-doee DONT LET CHRISTMAS GO BY to settle account: Make paymen's 9 MANIKINS SKIRT Sen 8 INGE 2oue oO | Gregéry Ra PE 58636. * Ripple Sole Shoes . $2.88 | PARKHURST Ltiget petl 8) USED WASHING MACHINE. $2495 To"lOrimed goodwill gift to your O%,28 $3.60 Tull ‘ceah watence. ; whew cases & hangers. MY 20101. | — re —coar Fig BPLACE, | APPLES. RED SPIRE DET. | TRAILER SALES New cotton mattresses «(uD Used vacuum sweepers, §1686 = cistomer. To ses a complete tine: Pe tol Appliances. FE 5-9407 SHOW CASES, FoR SALE. 6 AND ““turnace and kifidling — wood. cious, Jonathan, Meiatesh. Cider. ! 4 Buckle Boots .....$3.99| ise La ma or ws & Stano —_ ue up Open 8 am to a m Thyle from 10c to $87 each. Call FE shor Sr aa pr aa DRIVE 3002 7%’. FR _ Speedway {fuel oil FE 5-6159. Go in. —- richer gir ao E. , . ad wadts *9-4611 Lake ton New metal wardrobes > Eiectric. Corner - ohnson and § 7 y TRICYC Cc CE. ANE Walton, 1 jock eas osiyn. _.. | Be co a ee Ean ee soe noel s pxiey—on BT roles best? — Sale Sporting Goods 74 Pitmack. sURMAcE aNo| eige pnact ‘Zipper Boots ...... $4.20) featuring atettomakes. ew USED TV, $1995 _ ar SWEEI'S 5 THE SALVATION ARMY arn Aaa APPLES. BARGAIN PRICES FOR Tour-a-Home. Bet Lak : OAKI AND FURNI TURE ES. ., Radio & Appl 422 W. Huron. PE oe Se ee RED SHIELD STORE 1 MODEL 12 WINCHESTER ee Mag oh WOOD, $8 CORD. large quantities. Bring containers. Hage ip wr ey 2 ers e Or 104 5. Saginaw _ aectie 4-1153 or exterior. See our wall paper Evetything to meet your needs be Sere eerie is piped SH.P LOAI WOOD. OR Se pee bom itor fee “ae ALL 18 AR- BABY FURNITURE NAREHOUSE PRICES ON FREEZ- and matching fabric selection Clothing, Purniture. Appliances 1 pie toon are elt PE 4-03 07 ag ~ "ee cuT , APPLES. WINTER VARIETIES sleeps 6. Goodell Trailer FE 2-1021 ers. dryers. velevisions. and buiit- Berry Bros Jelled Magic no drip 128 WEST LAWRENCE ml es Bhat a - | Muto’s Orchards. aot Baldwin oe 3200 S. Rochester Rd. UL BABY BED. BUGGY. HIGH-CHAIR tnx Samuels Appliances Davis paint > na Nila , T Me 1 REMINGTON 20 GAUGE AUTO- we HAVE FIREPLACE woop Rd. FE 5-1069. TERMS: 2-4556. : bathinette, stroller Practically burg MA 5 6011 OAKLAND FUEL & PAINT Tractors, owers, mers matic eh El oe oe pies — rae Magee te APPLES DELICIOUS. MciN. SE: SHORTS MOB new FE 8-2281 : Tie 436 Orchard Lk Ave FE 5-6150) Bolens & Wheel Horse riding $65 Both § uck deco peer Road. We also deliver. - B ANKR UPT. STO kK Le , os ade=ba Bs " 9 95 Te ee ae es ac elie au yen aoe ee a OTGUN REM $8 1 L T Sh be 7 Hes a oe a ip hy toad Party | Up to 24 Months to Pay Featuring » new ye ates va EM 3-4894 4880 Carroll : aa = ee - 1 AUTO SHOTGU? », ! Plat t es ru 8 vake Road, Clark = eemer. Complete line of parts Living room — Bedroom and Sofa $29 50 : 12 in. to 26 In Jari & Jacobsor i Auto. $55 n Ss, re ’ Mrcaklaut ave (Chala god cok: Fail tle bea & dresser $2950 DOG HOUSES DIFFERENT SIZES sickle bars We service what we bag ew eden, © = $55. MA Sel dy cetera ot | EATING: “& COOKING A 2 APPLES POR & bottle gas. itches instalied & ers Lamps and tables Box Davenport & chair $34 50 770 _E Walton Blvd. ...- sell Complete gas engine «& 4-4172 Al TREES — SPRUCE, PINE, | A. Eldridge t, Rochester trailer for you y springs and mattresses Must sel] Table buffet & @ chairs $4950 EAVESTROUGHS. 64c PER mower service 2 RIPLES. 32 REMINGTON Fir Arborvitae, Juniper, Yews. | Busi tna. North F . tr | 3172 W. Heres” ra ono immedistely A chance for a real Duplex bed complete .- $4950) length Warwick's. 2678 Orchard EVANS EQUIPMENT 2 DEER verlag sco 35 Rem- Mugho, Maple. Oak, etc. t Rochester Rd. .78 bu. & up. | : buy Bedroom Outiitting Co 4763 Electric range... $8950 Lk Ra ‘ae Ditu ae silde action with scope. 35 Rem. | Penehe Maple oat. burlap. 7ILt_YOUR FREEZER RABBITS. Hel Wanted __Rent Trailer Space 90 Diste Hey. Drayton Plains. Open ‘Hide-s-bed vee $950 DUO-THERM OIL HEATER 5 TO — MAple 58-7878 or OR 3-7024 a traces | iit Pest of Commerce Pplage, | 0b cents o pound, PE 400s. —_| p +7 eared war 6orm_ EM 30296 hot: 3- og mi. east o tsection 6 LACKMORE FARMS. MCINTOSH avBU i P Market ‘ 2 GA. PUMP GUN IN GOOD CON- + RN TguTS. SADE PPAPR onsote sew. | THOMAS LCONOMY | puo-rHerm om BURNER & TALBOTT LUMBER | Motion. Wanted 38 Ga Double | Pens, "Sieeth Rg ae a a lage orn mile “BE ea - Reg 361 8. Saginaw PE 2-9151 wall furnace, roller skates — Redwood Saad nay ” Glass OR 23-0484 — MU 4-0635, | avACK ORE ATEe Wes si boating ribo bo Special this ‘week 812095 WANTED ANTIQUE DISHES, OM _ Sogn? ie & mene se TEM) red ourres at ts price to tiose | 12. GAUGE REMINGTON PUWP | 5anLanD Thess RVICy TRIM: | pes. "Open “tun to 6. e nh ie Bad FE 2-333+. Michigan Sewing Cen- lamps Marble-top tables MY 1 - O8 30-30 Winchester with sight EM > ming @ removal 8 2275. P: ' L iH ig nee za aN ues IR STOCK’ | GED WOODEN STORM WIN: | UMS 3 CENTS BACH YOU age pELIGIONS APPLES | uction vausg NTS Haller Pare - i ALL SIZES IN USED WOODEN 8 TO N- | - ——— j f | Te ee GER 210 - ZAG y WP Combination Doors $14.98 | dows, 34 x 38. reas MI 6-800. 2 GAUGE BROWNING AUTO gig, OR _ an SPRUCE | —SPRAred fruit. 601_N Squirrel Rd. | MOBILE ms, button-holes. embroider: _Hi- “Fi, TV & Radios | 66 aor Coe Ga.” ee | URED TEPRWRITERE & ADDING automatic 22. Eastway Dr. UnEERY - OROwN ML ah | Sale Farm Equipment 87 ern n Tnkefront. and playgroend. =M uilt-in. Excellent condition ““~“~~~~ 0 ‘ | machines at low prices ree | — Lol fod dete TO. | : Sale Farm Equip '
Banas Peat AB My eed Oe sae Pe a Come Mls deter CHT) Teens ark pores H,OAUOE, REMINOTOR ATE | Pas ce hae wet HG ca | ~~ ocall OFFORT, NORTE AAFOR FOR month or pay off balance of chased at your home FE 2- 0567 ae Bian eopeLy co. | Forbes Printing & Office Supply aiiiaan sportar 7.5187. bag ar a ete Ar + aa . tnose who want the best. 40°80 $8630. Capitol Appliance FE Tange OVER PAYMENTS BRAND 81 Orchard Lake Ave FE 3-710] $800 Dixie Hwy Next to Pontiac | SOON, OuEE TENT with se af aro Dixie Hwy. BOL.EN, we. 16'x40" cement patios, tte. 5 -9407 new 1960 GE Television Customer 7 piste 6o5 : doors & windows attached $100.| Giarkston. MA 5 1220 The quality name An lawn and | The ee, Cast Of Oxford on Lake- BROTHERS ZIG-ZAG SEWING MA-. made deposit — Moved out of GAS Ore 2? COIL SPRINGS. 1 USED BRICK POR SALE FE (13-44 : garden equipment’ and ebain | . , ville road. OA 8-3022. chine & table. $60.96. Wil o No oe un oan Hi del stent BONES EE Re $-9015 or MU_ 4-748! 16 GAUGE STEVENS SINGLE Christmas Trees _ 78A | saws We take trade-ins at top 2616 Dixie Highway PARKHURST LAKE 1 TRAILER ben it uttons make ep only $2 weekly joodyear : Seen tt - PPL LPA PL LILI IIS Court. attachments needed. $5 dow Service Store, 30 8. Cass, Pon- FOR SALE 16 SHEETS OF i4 USED WATER SOFTENER. COM- shot, $18 FE 5450000 ' . less. Wonderful joca 72 mo Michigan Sewing Cemer PE| Scns, 3-6133. Fee et Te i Om) Peta matic. Ressonacle | ig GAUOR REMINGTON AUTO- | CCORCH FINE LOW QUANFITY HOUGHTEN & SON US. 10, 1 Mile North acres between Lake Orion and 2-3337 WANT TV. PORTABLES BAD , _Zinc-grip steel. FE 4-6818 nance matic. Like new. After 4 p.m. | Brange Hall Rd, Ortonville, NA| J. I. Case—New Idea Dealer sarord BRAND NEW WROUGHT IRON, Seas ‘em in alive Save house PLUORESCENT LIGHTS POEAL USED TWICE. LADIES 2 PIECE PFE 2-40990 7oaat ROCHESTER OL 1-976) of Pontiac Cit Limit s i bunk bods gs oy dag Blan caller's wages Top cosh paid | for kitchen cabinets. he barge — ‘ee Sacrifice. FE 9) RIFLE esoTauE DEER RI- _—_— y Limits = ement : r new a mattress. Bo. | Peer Appliance’s, 816 ‘ommerce nees, over work benches e after fle. Hunting clothes. Camp stove anagem 5-3678. Charles —Ferniture (2 Orchard Lake Ave.| Road 24" fixtures $7.98 value, #3 | USED COMB DOORS ANY BIZE Cots & lantern. PE. 2-1048, For Sale Pets _— 79! Sale Farm mn auienent 87 Crabtree er. Che new, 900. FE 2 orercent, Joa Orchard Lake. ave, _Reae_After 6. MA 6.2116. A rs cae son oad oes |b Ok GAL Mae GePeREA | PabmAts: PLOW, DISC. the best Lake Traile e Sew, $60. ' | WINKLER WALL FURNACE com lis. | 5 : : ; Cry t /eou = WINKLER WALL FURNACE, COM- | wer s¢ case, rod and she Te CasH FOR sh» RADIOS ‘For Sale Miscellaneous 67. FORCED AIR Ol. FURNACE 112. |. pletely automatic. $45. OR R 32428. New— s138 FE 2-3506. QL “ST. BERD aD, euitvator, ‘plan t val tertiliser. Bark. FE 2.6305. cast FOR UsED TVs. FORNT or at ee RW. | USED FULLY AUTO waTER | BTU output. Very good cond 300 SAVAGE MODEL $08, $85. FE 10 MOS OLD, at NA gL oem = __duto Accessories ed. ture apd misc. FE 2-0367 [ion Sk Sie re Mn 6a to BOOKS| Machinery 68 | ee car BEER RIFLE WODEE | akc —PEMALE COCESE GBAN- FARM MACHINERY — NEW AND aa 6) Ponta DE LUXE WESTINGHOUSE COM | INO « ‘ 99. lever action. like new. Price, iel, & mos. shots. OR 3-$740. used. t Bales op M24 Dodge” 8 f {MOTOR 1002 a 1-A ALUMINUM SID ye checks. Mar Fala 5 DI N INCH THICK- | Pts ae ot od good bination washer & dryer. Excel- | inetalled lerlinvateck N. Saginaw. PE 2-24 A-1 CONDITION 12 $80. Call MY 2-6874, after 4 p.m. | AKC REGISTERED @ N SHEP- : lent cord $100._OR_}3028___| ALUM AWNINGS. STORMS «= pgg airy STANDING “TOnLETS HE ser ret Planner tzs. FEO iG (SELECTION (OP UaED |_herd puppies. Fi AND USED ONE AND TWO a apa ene DUOTHERM, SPACE HEATER | Me money down, $$ mo € up Houle bow! sian FOR : shotguns & rifles AEC REGISTERED ‘BOXER. GER-| New been pelisr at reduced price Distributo 4.8742. Also. pile of hardwood. OR 3-4905 J. L. VALLELY CO. 4y-in. hard copper BUZZ BAW FOR SALE Otfice, 4 Patterson. 9 ‘ sn | We with oe Mackin ir ww 7 +++ alae rs SPEGIA CET i: DINETTE SUITE, € CHAIRS $865 “Fee old reliable pioneers” 20-foot sate 16e ft, | oe 410 SHOTGUN. 6 SHOT. “Tike DACHSHUND POP DA —_ eae rot eee taint “tal Tae inte CHROME FE 5-0284. Le eee | Mazin hard’ copper. - | LARGE USED POWER “MOWER | 1 ee oahee | OR SPECIAL brese 4-30, Creme. Helly. -66235, Says or Eves = 28-foot len : ft.| at bargain price. Also garden wo ee | “TLL BREEDS. = | x . — ae I ce |e WHEEL ATL PURPOSE TRAIL 3-pe. bath cols with trim 96006 tractors W. F. Miller, MI 4.6053 ; GUN SALE mae BATHE, ot ys + | Algaec "ereenne | OP | pone ENERGY, USE FAMONS PFAFF ZIG-ZAG szEw.| ° for sale $35 1953 Plymouth | 3- nn bath set with | WOODWORKING MAC HINERY stall — shotguns & rifles. sollars. Order for Xmas. i TIVATOR & 16 i iw. W, npg Tink Ph butten holes,| 4 Dr. $00. 102 Wateriy, | trim.) $99.96 | “tooling. metal araiag rolls. A + © fim) a coer ena emt ry, ete. with-|2 END TABLES ROUND | COFFEE | ve nde irre ulare produce double hung rem mounting S te i Bare Shel ROD Foi Reay time job, place to live or a re ¥ cul 909.40| vable, corner iabie, mar proot | jo fs Saginaw FE’ S-2100| TOOd, Windows with ee tee a, ., eaaaveriae sa | KING ROS. good used ca Cl : . Call . ght wood, Motorola Con- ___*%
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N A EER. In u : 5 N $1 | 19 22 el h 0 R ater. gin 8 "59 Iv 719 n H N Oo O a t 6 E.
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rb URO K ge al Ad — e er $77 7 ne ° ath 1250 ow D res 8 dio, FA R 1 ew n IE ard t PL acca yy t QO M R N $4 co ic R
popbrderhs ON ES I D a am de Mou r £ -7 18 Ou an hea A rE patil Or 2 IR > RAN = Cr ann A pid Y we Kin on J55 out FE D H O uy nd ¢ RADI
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came G 1 gra A- a $650 sto ik ‘4-DO $395 te 0-0. M NE ) } ! OU ced em 4-273 D te) 5 A $7 ce S i Ea ir er a tn
L a ae Roum <| te + R eng der b cn in high | N ck ape iy $208 NO Sco Matic son I on E UR- eaatic w . ‘57 re res 7 M ‘0 oe q front SION 9204 | weeds ** C | er
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ear Ka seas TRUCK ta FACT top Seas seit go ry 16-8302 e ai cates nie “ bs NTHS relly matic 1 STATION \ CH pe : a0 an deter
cnal ys -4 a = acc | Dow es PE S t R Cc No s ON er P feed AC zP ace 258
Rint's, TE hover 5 jullie 8 WH & mM OR Rh CHIEy “p i ] trans, oe oF 912 ao" ION W R ON a — :
T _ ego RGL ~ OR HOLES, 5 5 Y FE | wa Cin te c rT) lean MAR & u $294 / 8 rakes. 7 ae oe =m 1 ‘s-0050.— Ee
ran Orior ae on ASS ae 08 — le k EOt %6C BR 5 nse 4 Ban “ye r 39 F ed ROTOR Rs rg woe! 5 er Hydra Me of I AC aan EW
c nspo on er EDA Fe High OUIF ae HE AN NTH cater wt am —o aa PO giore: 4 3 met cre SE C 2D) “
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nts ™ AIL Ad [e) _ o fut CHEV. FORD Pontiac nerghide. oo LE BAL EY 5 E IND mice _ ie los = thant oun oe at suk BR AC ‘ On FE ye D ca Ne
TRUCK —@ aT ffered wt Me A Siee DOM rr “Pow DIOP 912 8 Ee agree cco ey Buick | SOKI “TO la aaa ‘ue Nor
tation ‘ane P + Tene 1 1957 w me Kele iz POs 18 aes D ian ag 7B evy RM. ae ( 5302 CAN : nk ed
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a sd wien way ohana 00 | CHE ; patties ALLOT sn Pp 39 peering. — CHR maces” EM 3 FORD OFFI eee sp _ “Ao ibs a7 Por ore Auto C tae ae ONT TO e040
ail hk NO} “re 1987" WH PICK ester Ra EX O 5 Be cuties GF sala ee NG ce aro\ Mr BEATER = Hele $6 Pord ote Au iS ieee TAC OL RANS
a 8 cr 12 ‘ORTH good. 0 PICK-UP ndition. Te nN Beautiful et —— « (ey OLI A. q Tu ss Went ime 33 Pont swan ir ° ae al ee ities ee 7a ok
i eee Fe "tin eal Buel ia fa en $5 DOV AE pe ent ae Bits ute - Borne cm
__ Wanted" Use ‘ V o ) 3 w e fe) } SS - 5 ase re Std p $! 5 one A ew b =
ee ENGINE who Me ace TRADE + ss 3 cage rea bes Custos IWN a ey - His D “ Credit st eat fie $1285 | S a eo re DR shee eh
ba a $44. cz pox a sa : a ful YSLER it eater! ull” re) FO . _ Kin c ul SS V "7 4 ids C1 rla id ar $1095 B 6 ; Bs & A ne 39
U fe} $1 4 Ha- N W crt TRU “Kin ull SS ERT a P M R yet pr SI a) bee ye aa pene sae a 3 hoee TAC 2 = on “Fe
sed secs ener i. eee etal cag a OssEssiON me E oh gc Rea SSI "3 Port Lao a ae fasta oe ot mug ae | inte
, scent : / : cae as “ } : a me - i YN a d } No 8 oul RD I ei t ca ON cae Bes en sto id ; 995 ree eat 17 e 1 : Pp pe As Y -R AR ae rrr
‘ e “aes a ) — nth. D N r lm. ROAD sci sh r eae c Pee 4d 895 ares ann mae net sume EDAN | 16
_ von. 101 w TON” c c. 00M | S ae et IMP th. Due ‘peed 3275 . 1e S ust oad ne _Beil Nor Sot ge ee nut uit powe: : 8% ars Post oF 1956 nz Ley a €. oa Pht
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59 _ R | “HIN ae] s st 1 02. On 77 on . 5 2 ca p $2 5 “ res r tu d meas CU 00 c
= Glen Fer An T rne _ EM aor ke 37117 Te ' CERPL aso ‘a cor wit 7 at a e 53 OWN Al Bee ee : “) <i : 7 miles a Ghd usTOM Her, ig
n’ _ r r] C ca rH POST Y ot bh po Pts tr UN iz c M : . . aw § DDI" 7 leath s oO E a ry ered Wat bid
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52 M ARS Cc u EV EM R ST ST rkst U r S P r 56 1 e IN FE B CUR ‘ “9 .- STE aye di Fe LES e leas ie Go
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son DABLE HUE Sal "56 BIRM en S “ en oan oaTR an Pire e i Bese Aone gent 006 E wn $395, Pe . - Ren ive PON E FOR . ] 5 NA AUTO wl sure
at R 2 {s MIN == andi A pili sk \LER gl &H AS dq PE dual =IN ‘ RD ces : SA desis
8 Paes C on 1 Fo ING te _ ‘ Riggs | a oto ne . ee $95 " dj anal : * dos ‘ or [A Pay EP O SH FE? .
omit ho Beton FE ue rd V 3HA r $5 st0s.08. ns ON wes wit ain ane N E 1e 2 ee paw ARI ( Kin Bete SS 4-
, AB MUCE oto CSE CARS 1797 VALS, E3 8 M 3D = 08 NO | THS power a -—D BOHR. wEe FAI M FE. S porta ng Au price ES DR 2381
las CH A r 8 97 36 - lang . 54 O\ = FE | ON ONEY dio r. > ord M N AINT {= w —F t E s} elt uto_ ace SSI¢ :
ves. cf orale Fe oie F TRA ae tec VN : NEY “D a $5 ‘ nt ME sim O} ee a : . 'S jal A IN
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OUR cus Pe hn Nhe Fike tk d F-600 . “30 Somy. E naoeee cae H a aah dak a Ercelien’ co “EL count STOCK ieS Na Due Ron ee
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“C eRe DEM ays aortic MIN 2 ] a he MO Red er aad wa pari +8485 c ee 5 tu- Cone 2 Ix NTHS “ A
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ASS CN AR a De ako'e (renee ee e RESor COR, eR 2208 St cea ee el ala ae ie ene Bows
= S N 2 rvic I v a mh _5- _ { 2 r s 27 I x t m 4 ; 3 t
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L ba s fae wie DE 595 Ra cieon: ° Bale rR vais ct Piet es D $65 5 art 6 x iz $1108 Tomarie’r etalon & lack he K No e. ieee sil T1AC Bl “en de ssume recor
; = E - s4C uk BOX tira dio RO les R. 56. i Drakes. ~ ot vi 6 FL ste) atte — k 4 ee Cc Ne tes ratio hardto 353 Dw ce Jon steer a 4 193 7 First ets Tk d NC
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8. BAC AMB NC ae = 795 ee ea '832 eg rvice BALANCE nyt po D * ition R <re zxcet. pea eae rar Eig ST al sha La $1 = mine pol tee _ eae AC I 6-
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Birra Eo vice B $5 nove ste st ones acre int asa + G00 5 “bene TEP mee aries a oor ee Mee
| 5 CS 276 v NT e e 300 ri : ol sid or ute J 17 ee 4 try — pe
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2 R / TRUCK aaa oh ORD 22529. FO ee Parke 3 c M TRaws ee aioe Hs le SEDA! T ND A
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4-7 dade el a IF P RA Bir ter h Ue ower. eae arg Vv ell Nove oe B a ‘i psa ed a 5302 Caran yAGO u-ton P $21 t ur an Al
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P FE #00 Vv Cc 63 | Di 8 ion ard 19 8. ) M di rb G& EVE at tone pow rad Pp A y- m ist all u
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cons! No al issi co rs 105° H ] cule FFER R& 1 Sh ae NOR M a SPE Ic sail er, $1 C ) s ot pl 10b1 -
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pam CA Le O oo a 3] , & fel nls cia denier ION, tie 517 hee oe NVE e lot tri-po IEF C y tr 1
PR S. CW RS Birmin B rth - ioe | 57 C Person Car | matic tra Dr el DYN Like 7 1 BUIC : alow —_— t 7 power Tor co uble oad
halcdaai Sa Ss Birmingham nt P = | 2 a a | N tra 2 sed $1 AS 7 prere sue ite. po LE $ B top (eee ONVE ft I test
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Bk. ARB Lee NUS pee MI Ave. ‘57 Ma 1505 nm new ont he Ha Hea - HESE UC : = : CK Ow CF 31695 ane R y ad nS
‘fouls fe. Sav Pe Sti ee ‘56 Che ny de 19 ac eh $134 OM EADY nee IRY ee eee ie non bate 179
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— ‘eae ae 521 ‘OL FO O ‘53 ~ wy 3 a h ide. $4 5 pow nsm D ber he an RB Ds CA E VE N N < D DR red Ata e! ATA a P ¢ x
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pid a if a TO Sal 4 LER 3 $3 Pontiac. Fa . wagon aay 398 1953 mouth 8, a ree | eee pabye H » BUIC 1 a ‘98° UL Bases power $16 e aide i | ae 01 - WD
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22 CARS rr ry ane ae VIER 50 4 Soe nen at 6 ago r Sil! ats ance. iis peice ee 1 FO w J e oa ily H Dy- Hrpigg And u OTs
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: mileage, 87 re et m Daa Che ait toot $10 063 Bu = Power ster maiie | ow rater. rehtet 4 < mor. err ‘ a um 5 PON 4 DR SE er brakes on CK R, SEDAN stand 4 ¢ 79
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NOTICE! | BUD SAYS
“SLASH *° 1955 CHEVROLET
ees $ 795
Delray 2door sedan sedan. Powerglide. radio, heater, whitewalls, New Car
1958 BUICK ..........-. $1895! Trades
1957 PONTIAC ......... $1795 | FINANCE. Starchief «door hardtop
racio. hea.er whilewali
1956 BUICK Super hardtop. power steer: ber J poWer brakes. whitewal) Ures
1958 BUICK ._ $2095 Hardtop with Dynafow radio heater. whitewa!l' tires Low
miles, ome owner Strictly beautiful
1957 BUICK ............. $1695 Super ¢dror narétce \J Power steering. power brakes radio. Power steering. power drakes
tires Extra sharp
RECONDITIONED
AND GUARANTEED
Ss 1953] NASH AMBASSADOR
4-dr Charges 893 50
$6 80 per month
1953 FORD 4-DR
No rust. Clean. $378
$1171 per month
mig al _wnitewal tives. Bive and ivory finish. Drives like 1954 CHEVROLET 210
New tires Charges $288
, fe a H V $11 88 per month
1956 C E . WAGON .. $1095 1985 PONTIAC 870 4-cr Radio heater. automatic Racio heater, standard transmission. 6 cylinders for $578 $23.64 per month
1957 PLYMOUTH ....... $1195 #Goor sedan with automatic transmission. Drives like new
1956 FORD WAGON ... .$1295 Country sedan with V-8 engine Patdearalie: Tedio. heater.
whitewa!) ures. Green and ivory finish
1956 BUICK Century convertipie Full power
1951 CHRYSLER Very @00d low cost transportation
1999 FORD greater
1955 DODGE V-8
Royal Charges $465
$19 04 per month
1955 DODGE V4
4-dr Automatic. Power
$646 40. $27.60 per month
1985 PORD 2-DR
Automatic Radio & Heater
Charges $387 50. $16 24 per month
1955 CHEVROLET 6
Automatic Sharp! Charges $596 40
$24 60 per mont
1956 CHEVROLET V-8
Wagon Charges $876 60
$32 71 per month
1957 FORD 2-DR
Low miles Charges $970
$30 40 per month
aise eo. om'ine ¢door Ten, sMission 6 cy fe
Ye Rac. 1.000 : iles
i ween 2 "Peanst yeni ss ae aaa $1 194 70. ry ry per mont
1957 CHEV ROLET - *31295 iey wom Cousrer Se dan V-8 Auto ymatic Charge
$1341 40 $41 86 per month
1295 1967 RAMBLER . a Super 4-dr Wagon 6 cyl linde er
$1290 70. $39 82 per mont
1958 RAMBLER
4-dr V-8 Cross country wagon
Radio & heater Automatic
Charges $1688 $5067 per month 2-door sedan. 1 owner. low miles and like new
1956 OLDSMOBILE” ?-toor hardtop Hrdramauc acho) neater
1058CHEVROLET $2295 Impala hardtop power steering and brakes V-8 Powe
ci’ce radio heeter whitewalls Piastie¢ covers 7
1958 CHEVROLET ..___. 31495 tandard —s 53100 lee new while-
NO MONTY DOWN
S500 & UNDER
e Kote, a and * extra shar
1955 PONTIAC Hv oo radio heater new
B ve and ivory finish
1956 PLYMOUTH ....... $1095 eee: hardtop. power steering and brakes. automhtic trans- ston «=s.24.000 miles. One owne
1954 PONTIAC .......... $ 595 De ize 2door sedan Praremalve radio. heater. A one
)wncr and in pertect shape
- SHELTON VONTIAC- BUICK
ROCHESTER OL 1-3133
ACROSS FROM NEW CAR SALTS lake Over Pavment:
Most Models 4-4o0r sedan whitewal] tires
UP 10 36 MONTHS ON BALANCE
TO NEW CONTRACT
2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU
BIRMINGHAM
RAMBLER 666 S. WOODWARD
(BIRMINGHAM)
15-MILE ROAD ‘AT LIVERNOIS IN TROY)
M1 6-3900 IU
_- - ————
Here Are
“OUR BEST DEALS’ A i HAS REDUCED ALL
Cy Owens USED CAR PRICES
-AUTIFUL TO MOVE THEM IMMEDIATEL\
LATE MODEL 1-OWNER CARS
PRICED FANTASTICALLY LOW
\ BRAND NEW SELECTION OF TRADE-INS ON THE NEW
Ready to Go 1960 FORD ‘Al =
USED CARS
SPB Ve
. a ee eee
“ FORD 2-Door ....... Was $2395 — NOW $225
SS FORD Station Wagon .. Was $2095 — NOW 81955
x FORD 2-Door ....... o.. Was S19 OW si
| ‘7 |}ORD Station Wagon ..Was $1599 — NOW s]4n
7 FORD 4-Door ...c.0.0..00 00. Was $1395 — NOW s12
<7 DODGE 4-Door ......0.-000 0-0. Was $1395 — NOW gs}
‘7 MERCURY 2-Door ............Was $1498 — NOW: ¢130
57 BUICK 2-Door Hardtop ......... Was $1695 — NOW s1z0
36 FORD 4-Door .......000-e cee. Was $1193 — NOW S100:
I: 6 CHEVROLET 2-Door .......... Was § 895 — NOW $74
: 7 OLDSMOBILE Hardtop Was $1395 — NOW s12
|: 1) PONTIAC 4-Door Hardtop Was $1195 — NOW S109
| < FORD 2-Duor ............... Was § 795 — NOW <1
is <8 PONTIAC 4-Door ........0. 2, Was $ 895 — NON § 79
| <3 MERCURY 2-Door Was $ 795 — NOW § 09
= 35 OLDSMOBILE 4-Door ......... Was $1195 — NOW s109
- 38 DODGE 4-Door ................ Was $ 795 — NOW § 69
* 534 FORD 2-Door ................. Was $ 595 — NOW ¢ 49
= ‘$4 PLYMOUTH 4-Door ........... Was $ 495 — NOW § 305
t _+33 OLDSMOBILE 4-Door ... Was $ 395 — NOW & 205
‘53 PONTIAC 4-Door ..............Was $ 395 — NOW § 25
"33 PONTIAC Convertible .......... Was $ 295 — NOW ¢ 193
|= “52 OLDSMOBILE 4-Door ......... Was $ 295 — NOW § 195
| ‘$2 PONTIAC 2-Door ..........205. Was $195 — NOW $ 95
44 8d.»
— MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM —
Your F riendly FORD Dealer
acy" OWENS Open 8AM —9 Pt
FE 5-3588 147 SOUTH SAGINAW STREET t2reret
Oe] ___ Sale Used Fare,
‘30 PLYMOUTH . $2395! ear | '’58 Extended Deck Sedan | ‘36 CHEV. V8 PG. WGN. FULLY Ss “ica { equipped rk. | 88
M4 CHRYSLER THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1959 7 se
Sale Used Cars T. Sale Used Cars| —EOorrY
Rammler Cadillacs
Dall as. Galore
Recondition
Used Cars 106, NON +
88 CADILLAC .- oo esi FLEETWOOD. ri |
eo — ite a alr-condi:
$3905.
Power steering & brakes.
tery officia}’s car.
FULLY BQUIPPED inci
seat & power windows.
6-way seat &
PONTIAC-CADILLAC
1350 N. 4cr Sedan Std trams with OD
. 8 645 R & H Auto trans ,
395
s 4dr Sedan
$3 CHRYSLER ...$ 4-dr Sedan. R & H __ 106 |
ed. iWe Have Them) Stop In and Check These
‘S] CHEV. 6 4 DR. ?
Std. Trans. One
power windows. ____ Sale Used Cars
OFSERS THE LOWEST
¥ CHEV. V8 2 DR. IVORY-PEARL
R&H. Std. Trans.
lwo 106 | ti ete
ic
CRISSMAN
In Rochester
POSSIBLE PRICES:
NE _wuUE
‘4
HEV. 6 PG. WAGON
Green. Only 33.000 miles ~ Station
They're Here’
‘Wagons
wa? FAMOUTH Or hie haere amine } aga on tires. New car
. Murry! $2296.
’57 OLDS | MOTOR COMPANY
THE ALL-NEW
Std.
Chevrolet Co.
ROCHESTER
OL 2-9721 tion ] : 38 PLYMOUTH ..$1795 een es om woken oray ip color, with matching interior. | ! station Wagon n ter Auto trans. vou SS 62 SEDAN ay, Std. rams. & DOW seat covers heater: iydramatic. New white- ‘1960 MODE
ST EHRYSLER S155) pever St Mi condoning ne ite a batel wu Rall” '57 BUICK |
“ | SEDAN are viii Tupeie white ee oe ‘ with Ted & White iaterior. Power
7 IMPERIAL... .$2395| Pull {3eigry Scesesartes. a euick | * sauiest Fanemission. adic. & eater. —— 7 IME 7 glee hs one! . "$5 CHEV. § 2 DR. ANOTHER Woltewall tiree $1795. : . er af J 58 CADILLAC 1 owner & only 39,000 miles ; |
7 DODGE .......$1295 coupe.” pully equipped including | ‘95 CHEV. BEL AIR V-8 4 DR. 57 PONTIAC “Our Finest’ 4dr Sedan WW tires Heater wer windows 6-wa seat. | PG. with coral & gray finish ‘ Gao te ee eee F Rewed IN 40 YEARS ~ tone paint oaks =e tee ‘56 PONTIAC SAFARI STATION Hydramatic. Whitewalls tires. ° ‘32? PLYMOUTH _.$ 905 ’°S7 CADILLAC ' | Wee. A rare beauty. Only 24.000) nice clean car throughout. $1795. |
een fee Aes Ve On ce ak gees ieee | 31 pen Ve CUaTOR Wa 4 DAL ‘57 FORD trans. with Ivory & Tan 4 DOOR COUNTRY SEDAN. Sta-_
tion W Power steering & |
—MERCURYS— ‘6 DODGE $ on, 57 FORD V-8 CUSTOM 300 4 DR.| erakee: “Rindto & Boater. Fordo- oo os Aulo trans R & H ‘50 C: ADIL L. AC FOM. Fully equip. Solid blue | throughoys. re aia Fem | ut ' ‘ ' “ “Pores wincowa ais itecring & | ® CHRYSLERN YORKER ¢.pR.| Low mileage, side America's First “50 PLYMOUTH ..$ 895) vraxes Also OM air-condjtion | Ful wer. Bargain Special! 57 CHEVROLET , ; -1y 4dr. Sedan R & H. Auto. trans.| Nice. $1195 ‘33 FORD CUSTOMLINE, V-8 4 DR. | POPULARLY PRICED LUXURY CAR
"35 CHEVY 89 54 CADILLAC ivory & Blue. Sid. RAB | "Regio 5. lester tence NEW STYLES—LOWER PRICES 35 2 Sosa O95 | : ADLLLE Whitewall tires. Only 18,000 ac ee ee er Se PONomeone's Bargain’ "| miles.” Like new. $1808. “|
S35 CHEVY .......$ 595) Burryt “sizes emorses © Power 57 PLYMOUTH DelRay 2-dr. Nice car Every Car Winterized | SUBURBAN WAGON. Emerald —FDSEL _ — ; - or, Radio’ OY Rennes = $5 DODGE .......$ 795 WILSON | ti sitet Rastee. Rover , iene HT 2-dr H "NT } | raw vs CRISSMAN '96 BUICK | Nifty & Thrifty for ‘60 34 DODGE ...... $ 445 white in color. | Fania cauipped
Automatic animission. Clean & ready to go. |
MENT. ALL DOWN |p Db cia R Ca SHOULD HANDLE ANY ONE OF ARS. pee Them Now “Russ” DAWSON |
33 CHRYSLER
New Yorker R & H WW tires
AY
Transportation Woodward
MI 4-1930 42s Open Lves. except Wed.
BIRMINGHAM
DONT Want to Buy a Néw Car? BE URE & SEE OUR SE- |
LECTIONS OF NEW AND oo
ery nice car THESE
CALL TOM, MI +1930,
WILSON | PONTIAC-CADILLAC |
1350 N. PLAN TO ATTEND OU 232 S. SAGINAW R
=) CHEVY
8-0536 7% Specials
GAMBLE 34 DODGE $1,
4dr Sedan Std trans Fuil price On An Undependable y CHEVY $150 Used Car to Carry
A good second car You Thr: This Winter
32 PACKARD S14
4dr Sedan Very good trar
portatio
os : With a First Quality 31 FORD . $100, Used Car from Auto. trans - Cass- alanis
Power Glide 6 cylinder
‘ST Rambler ¢dr. Extra
: : 7 = odge 2dr. 8 Auto Like 49 FORD .... $ 75 1195 Std trans V-8 ‘ST ee Convert. Special
rice 3606 DIXIE HWY OR 3-1 DEALERS. FORDS SINCE 1930
BEATTIE “Your PORD Dealer Sinee i.
At the Stoplight in watstloca
|
'
TFora 2 soor soo. “ Pp lay Safe : 86 PORDOMATIC HARDTOP VIC-
tine fara V-8, Hyd
Pentuae ardtop. PSs, PB.
viailen A bab:
Lad a 4 door hardtop. Pull pow- |
nice $1075 |
DeSoto HT. 1 owner 8 745
‘38 Dod _s
35 Dod Roya! ¢dr =
55 Pon ae r. Auto. ig ‘oar.
gain $ 645
53 Plymouth HT $ 125 |
49 Lincoln #dr Runs good $ 65
‘25 GMC ™ Pickup. Solid
Cass-Oakland | Pontiac's Newest Lot Ji? W Montcalm Dallas DOGE-CHR YSLER-PLYMOUTH
Main Rochester
OL 1-1011 $ 6095 Walled Lake
‘i soars LEFT TO SELL 2 NEW
FE |
NEXT TO OAKLAND AVENUE | Like ne
Come in soa. look over our other |
selections. Finance arra:
Economy Used Cars
1000 W. Maple at Pontiac Trail “5 SEE OUR SELECTION | Of fine late model used cars
Dodge Plymouth Chrysler
JACK COLE, INC.
4-451 |
a a deal. Open ev
8145 Commerce Rd
EM 3-4155 lers. This is the best time |
ight ‘til 9. Bring your title |
home. drive « new one
R & C Rambler Sales
Union Lake Want to Buy a New Car?
yl keeere | | 5806 DIXIE OR At the Stop light in Waterford |
‘34 PONTIAC SEDAN, HYDRA $397
| "53 Olds, °56 engine P
| Economy Used Cars OPEN HOUSE THURSDAY — FRIDAY — SATURDAY Woodward IRMINGHAM MI ¢1930
BE SURE & cat® OUR Vl i/ COFFEE AND USED CARS FIRST AND AT. ONES OF OAKLAND DOUGHNUTS me 8 OLDEST DEA
- FORDS SINCE 1930.
- BEATTIE “Your PORD Dealer Since i.
HWY. 3-1291 | “Russ” DAWSON
MOTOR COMPANY
TRANSPORTATION
3345 3 Se ie i Lincoln-Mercury-Edsel
fires is “Seg oe "52 an "| |
MB sprain ses | 232 S, SAGINAW GOMPLETE Rambler station Wagon, new oo : wie Excellent Tanning: 4107 FE 2-9]3] Coons Mance arranged
22 Auburn
BOTTOMS
_O-
_U-
late model Iss ods loaded with sharp
(1900 Trade-Ins)
$1995
58 PONTIAC Wagon 98 Pas ssenger
New Tires. Sharp’ $2995
‘29 PONTIAC
Convertible. All White
Power Steering & Brakes
$2495
39 RAMBLER
Custom Wagon
Transmission
$2995
99 STARCHIEE Vista Power Steering &
Brakes Like New
$1995 CHIEFTAIN
4-Dr Hardton Powe fe all
& rakes A-l eau $1295
‘36 PONTIAC
Wagon 9 Passenger
Special Paint
$1395
36 CHEVROLET Bel Air Hardtop. Power
Brakes. Silver & White
$1395 '% CHEVROLET
Bel Air Hardtop dai
Steering. 2-Tone Blue Automatic
Like New
Many Transportation Specials. Prices starting at $99.
I'ree Coffee and Donuts Thursday,
Come See 1960 Ramblers
Come See 1960 Pontiacs
RUSS JOHNSON MOTOR SALES NORTH BROADWAY AT SHADBOLT — MY 2.2871
MY 3-1461 — M24 AT SHADBOLT Friday and Saturday _y_ ON USED CAR PRICES! used cars
Transmission Ready to Go! $1195
56 MERCURY Hardtop. Automatic
Transmission. Sharp Car!
$895
36 CHEVROLET + r Sedan. V-8
Automatic Transmission
$895
55 FORD Wagon. Automatic
Transmission. A-l
$895 ‘$5 BUICK
2-Door Sedan fb Sosa
Expansion $ale
MATTHEWS-HARGREAVES
Again... YOUR RESPONSE HAS PORCED US TO ENLARGE OUR PACILITIES
AT OUR GIGANTIC LOT — 631 OAKLAND — YOU'LL FIND
“More Cars Than Ever Before”
'S8 CHEVY ....$1475 'S8FORD ......$1885 DELRAY 2-DOOR 6 F'LANE “500” CONVERT. Solid Silver Blue Heater & Signals V-8, Ratio & heprngg rere O-Matic. Solid
08 CHEVY $1985 '58 PLYMOUTH $1165 IMPALA HARDTOP SPECIAL 2-DOOR Pull power Air Conditioning — Con Heater, W Walls. 2 Tone. Custom trim
06 PONTIAC ...$ 975 Blue Finish
.$1075 4-DOOR HARDTOP ‘07 CHEVY
Radio & Heater, Hydramatic. Power steer- 2-DOOR SEDAN ing, Power brakes, ww Radio & Heater. Roman Red pain
aes “WINTERIZED” au cars WITH PERMANENT TYPE ANTI-FREEZE
‘07 MERCURY ..$1185 ‘56 CHEVY’..... $ 885 MONTEREY 4-DOOR 2-DOOR 210
Radio & Heater, Auto, trans.. W Walls Ivory & Sea Mist Green. Ivory & Cameo’ Brown.
‘57 FORD. ......$980 '57 PLYMOUTH $885 Cu a 2-DOOR 4-DOOR SEDAN Radio Heater, Standard trans. Radio & Heater, Standard transmission. wy Walls. Beautifal Bombay Green paint
06 FORD ...... $785 ‘54 CHEVY ... 2-DOOR SEDAN 2-DOOR 210
V-8—Radio & Heater. 2 Tone Green.
MATTHEWS-— HARGREAVES OAKLAND COUNTY’S LARGEST CHEVROLET Di:Aq. ER
The BIG-—BIG Lot alls. Ivory &
ame { | 631 OAKLAND AVE. FE 4.4547 {
es a ae 7a ©
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1959.
-- Today's Television Programs - - ‘Programs furnished by stations Usted in this celumm are subject to change without notica
Unennel &=WIBK-TV = Chanvel 6—-WWJ-TV Channel 1—-WXYZ-TV Channel 9 CRLW-TV
TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS
6:00 (2) Movie (cont.)
*. (® News, Weather.
(7) Curtain Time,
(9) Popeye.
6:15 (4) Californians.
6:25 (2) Weather.
6:30 (2) News, Weather, Sports.
(2) (4) (1) News, Sports.
7:30
(4) Plainsman. Western:
Marshal catches outlaw but
is captured himself before he
can bring outlaw to justice.
A new baby
8:00
” home a stray dog: and the
. children try to get rid of him
before he contaminates their
show dog.
(4) Bat Masterson. Western:
Masterson hunts killer to col-
lect debt and t6 protect man
from the sheriff who wants
to kill him.
(7) Donna Reed. Comedy:
Donna is involved with young
who ‘amg cope with
ry. their new ba
(9) Movie (cont.)
8:30 (2) Johnny Ringo. Western:
Man, acquitted of murder,
is ostracized by townspeople
who think he should have
hung. Don Durant is Ringo.
* (4) Johnny Staccato, Drama:
Waldo’s new bartender (Dean
a is suspected of
sl three girls with.’
knife.
(7) Real McCoys. Comedy: (2) This Man Dawson. Pre-
|
Grandpa and Luke are!
caught hunting on a neigh-)
bor’s land and a friendship 1s|
ruined. Walter Brennan,
Dick Grenna.
(9) Movie (cont.) 1
9:00. (2) Zane Grey Th. Western:
Dick Powell plays a news- | 9:30 (2) Playhouse 90. Drama: |12:30 (2) Search for Tomorrow.
- “The Sounds of Eden,” Rob- (4) It Could Be You.
ert Gist, James Whitmore, (7) Love That Bob.
Kim Hunter, Everette Sloan, (9) Myrt and Doris.
mony Jones, Dick Foran,|s9:45 (2) Guiding Light.
. peers ne io True 12:50 (9) News.
vietim’s, his family's, the! . (4) NBC kidnapers’ and the law's. (7) Music Bingo, (4) Ernie Ford. Variety: (9) Movie. Ronald Reagan guest. 1:30 (7) Topper. (1) Mntouchables. Premiere (2) As World Turns, Walter Winchell narrates|1:55 (4) Faye Elizabeth.
drama of Fedéral law fight-|2:00 (7) Day in Court,
ing agencies, Robert Stack (2) Medic.
is, Eliot Ness who helped (4) Queen for a Day.
clean-up gangs in 1931. ‘“‘The|2:30 (4) Thin Man.
Empty ' Chair,” tells how (2) House Party.
moe ‘aon, a mor: Fair. after Capone went to prison. me .
(9) Walter Winchell 3:00 (2) Big Payoff.
‘!10:00 (2) Playhouse (cont.)
10:15 (9) Weather.
10:20 (9) Little Theater.
10:30 (2) Playhouse (cont.)
(4) Panic. Drama.
(°33.)
“}11:00 (2) (color) News.
(4) News, Weather.
(7) Hockey. Tape, Red Wings
vs. Chicago Black Hawks.
11:10 (2) Weather.
11:15 (2) Sports.
11:20 (2) Theater. Drama:
Trevor, Pat O'Brien, ‘‘Crack
Up.”” ('46.)
(4) Sports.
11:30 (4) Jack Paar. Fran Allison
guest. Betty Johnson sings.
Comedy by Phyllis Diller.
(7) Soupy’s On.
FRIDAY MORNING
6:00 (4) Continenta] Classroom.
6:30 (4) (color) Continental Class-
6:50 (2) Meditations. 6:55 (2) On the Farm Front.
7:00 (2) TV College.
(4) Today.
(7) Big Show.
30 (7) Breakfast Time.
(2) Cartoon Classroom.
00 (2) Captain Kangaroo.
730 (7) Johnny Ginger.
00 (4) (color) Bozo the Clown
(2) For Better or Worse.
30 (4) Life of Riley.
10:00 (4) Dough Re Mi.
paper man who goes West/ie:55 (7) News.
to do story on famous shet-'11:99 (4) Price Is Right. iff, dislikes the man and de-
cides to ruin him.
(4) Bachelor Father. Com- (7) Lady of Charm.
(9) Abbott & Costello.
edy: Kelly tries to make her ,.:39 (4) Concentration.
boy friend into a copy of her)
Uncle Bentley. John For-|
sythe, Noreen Corcoran,|11:45 (7) Detroit Today.
Jimmy Boyd
(7) Pat Boone. Variety: Pat
hosts the Mary Kaye Trio,
Louise O’Brien.
(9) Mike Hammer. Adven- (9) Foreign Legionnaire.
(2) Top Dollar.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON
32:00 (2) Love of Life.
(4) Tic Tac Dough.
(4) Young Dr. Malone.
(7) Beat the Clock.
(9) Movie.
(2) Verdict Is Yours.
: (4) From These Roots,
(7) Who Do You Trust.
|4:00 (2) Brighter Day.
(4) House on High Street.
(7) American Bandstand.
(2) Secret Storm.
|4:30 (2) Edge of Night.
| (9) Robin Hood.
(4) Split Personality.
(2) Movie. in | (4) (color) George Pierrot
"| Presents.
| (9) Looney Toons,
5:30 (7) Rin Tin Tin.
|5:68 (4) Sports.
oue Kansas City Gir
Kills Parents | 15-Year-Old Disliked
| So Much Criticism;
Used Rat Poison
| KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP)—Why
did 15-year-old Diane Roberts kill
her parents?
She told police: ‘‘I did it be-
cause Mom and Dad were always
ened to kill me. I thought I would
kill him first.’’
x * *
But a business associate said
William F. Roberts, 43, was a
| doting father; a neighbor called
Roberts and his wife, Evelyn, 42,
“nice, lovely people."
Charles F, Malone, principal of
a school Diane had attended,
said: ‘She was not a girl who
was burdened down with any|
| problems. If she had a family
problem, I would have been con-
sulted.”’
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Roberts died
| Wednesday night after drinking a}
lethal mixture served. to them by
| Diane. She told her parents the
| grape-flavored drink contained a
“thrill powder that would give
; them a boost.”’
* * *
The Johnson County, Kan., cor-
oner, Dr. John E. Johnson, said
the drink had enough roach poi-
ture: Fight in hotel shrubby (7) Restless Gun. | Son in it to kill eight persons.
leads Mike into murder. (9) Tidewater Tramp. | Diane described her parents re-
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SIXTY-THREE
iTV_ News and Reviews
New Plymouth,
Wide Changes Make
| Direct Comparison of
Charges Difficult
DETROIT \#—-DeSoto announced ‘lower medium-price field.
night.
The 1960 DeSoto prices, before
any taxes or other charges, range
from $2,748 to $3,408. DeSoto will
| market only six models. Last year|
its 18 models ranged from. $2,636
to $4,331. .
The new price range puts DeSoto
the Dodge.
from $2,672 to $3,315.
No direct comparisons of 1960 |
DeSoto prices against 1959 are |
possible. The company aban. |
doned its
| models in favor of 122-inch (the
| same as Dodge). Over-all length |
was chopped by about five
inches. Meanwhile it retained
| the names of its higher price
series, Fireflite and Adventurer, |
| but priced the models in the
|
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France.”
WILSON
keep dat beautiful gown doll-
ing.”
Edith Adams tells friends
that her daughter Mia actual-
ily sings now — at the tender
age of 3 months. (Papa Ernie
|Kovacs can’t sing—yet) ...
| Have some more
“Charlestonese” gems from
the dictionary by Ashley
Cooper of the Charleston,
S.C., News and Courier:
“Abode — wooden plank; A
| Boot — approximately;
Braid — What you make
te-est from, to go along
with beckon and a-igs for
brake-fuss; Des Moines —
| They belong to me; Flow—
| What you stand on in a
| house; Frustrate — Tops;
| Groan—Increasing in size;
| Ice Cool — Institution of
| learning.”
Maybe we need a dictionary of “New Yorkese.” | ‘Sinatra of France’ Is
Too High for Frankie
By EARL WILSON
NEW YORK — Frank Sinatra's trying to switch his Decem- |
ber TV show from Hollywood to New York so he can keep his
|date at the Copacabana, but even he has problems getting to
| guest stars these days.
; es Sle An overture has been made to French
singing sensation Yves Montand, but his
price is $20,000, which Sinatra's managers
think is “trop cher,” as we say over at
Berlitz. By an interesting coincidence,
Mousieur Montand
Monroe said, “He sings with his body”),
is known abroad as Marilyn
“the Sinatra of
You should've heard Dinah and Zsa Zsa
complimenting each other after Zsa was on
D.'s TV show the other night,
criticizing everything I do. Daddy|meant it, too. Zsa Zsa, who wound up her sketch by saying,
beat me Sunday night and threat-|“Take me to your jeweler” was heard telling Dinah, “Dolling,
I have some ideas how you can get the network to let you They really
range of last year’s Firesweep |
and Firedome.
Plymouth increased ftom $6 to’
$32 on most models but Harry E.
Chesebrough, division manager,
said almost all of the increases
represent equipment made stand-
ard this year that cost extra last
year.
Plymouth ranges in price from
$2,059 for a two-door Savoy sedan
2,872 for a four-door 8-cylinder
station wagon that carries nine
passengers.
The bottom price is up $32 from
last year and is $3 more than the
comparable Chevrolet and $8 more
than the comparable Ford. Last
year Plymouth’s cheapest model
was between Ford and Chevrolet
All prices are factory list and
do not include federal excise tax,
dealer handling charges, freight,
optional equipment or state and
local taxes.
The less expensive Plymouth is
$17 under the least expensive Dart,
Dodge's new 118-inch wheelbase
line Plymouth prices generally
are less than Dart although Dart
offers a nine-passenger station
wagon for $114 less than the similar!
Plymouth
Air Force Loss
High Since 1950 sic
But Accidents to Miles!
Flown Ratio Dropping
in Past 12 Years
CHICAGO (AP)—An Air Force
official says that since 1950 his
‘service has lost 3,471 pilots and By FRED DANZIG ‘Idol’ Falls Below Movie | but Remains Interesting |
jing by Jack Hawkins and young
NEW YORK (UPI) — Thanks to| Jacques Hirschler.
late TV movies, the ‘‘Fallen Idol’’
has become as much a part of the
TV screen as the test pattern
* * ®
1960 -model prices today + the’ And this familiarity apparently
lym- led to its taking its place in CBS-
jouth prices were announced last TV's DuPont Show of the Month
drama anthology.
Since comparisons to the movie
are going to be made all over |
the place, I'll say at the start
that the 1950 British-made film
was better.
TV version of Grahan
plot very gracefully
* * *
However, the teleplay still mad
for an
f
r #
a oe ie
} sie |
Day s
hr mtn te na j
BIG CHANCE — He started
as “Guido Panzini,’’ phony
Italian golf pro, and he may end
up as successor to Danny
Thomas. Pat Harrington Jr
his real name — will join the
TV show cast soon with the
prospect that
out Danny will bow
Rock ‘n’ Roll Gets Boot
From Kalamazoo Mall
KALAMA ZOO (AP) — Mu.
sic is permissible on Kalama.
too's new downtown mall — but
no rock 'n’ roll, please
* * *
The City Commission has or
dered the drafting of an ordi-
nance to timit mall music ‘to
“soft, soothing background mu
Springs Bowed in 1789
Springs, to comfort the jolts o
unever roads, were introduced o an TV RENTAL stage-coaches in England in 1789 BY DAY OR WEEK
by John Warde. The story deals with a youngs-
ter who worships the family but-
| ler, Baines, but loathes Baines’
nasty wife, The lad becomes in-
volved in the butler’s side ro-
mance with a secretary and,
| when Mrs. Baines is killed, tells
| enough lies to put Scotland Yard
| on Baines’ tail.
Since this is, after all, a sus-
|pense vehicle, there are numerous
| overheard conversations, snooping,
,| big lies and little lies to help the
in virtually direct competition with | Greene's suspense story was not as| plot along.
a sister Chrysler Corp. product, | subtle as the film, nor did it slide « *
Dodge prices range|across the bumpier seams in the A distinguishing feature in the
teleplay was the performance of
Master Hirschler, an eight-year-old
, who, we are told, never acted be-
| interesting 90 minutes, [Ore
126-inch wheelbase | thanks chiefly to some unusual act.
appealing little faces that is
old and wise, sad and mischiev- |
ous all at the same time.
Occasionally, his inexperience
showed. He would steal quick side-°
long glances off-camera; he was
sometimes inaudible; some of his
reactions seemed too flabby.
Yet. he came across as a most
appealing little guy, a sturdy per-
former in a difficult role and a
|definite assent to the show
THE CHANNEL SWIM: \
The heros of two new ABC-TV
|shows, Anthony Eisley of Hawaiian
|Eye, and Gardner McKay of Ad-
ventures in Paradise, are reported
to be on the way out of their re-
spective shows
Dinah Shore's NBC-TV hour for
Oct. 25 will feature performers
from Hong Kong, Japan, the Phil-
ippines, Korea and the Fiji Islands
speaking of the Orient, CBS-
TV and William Holden are collab-
orating on a special to be filmed
in Hong Kong . Frank Sinatra
j Bing Crosby and Dean Martin will
preview their forthcoming movie
roles as the team of Clayton, Jack-
son and Durante during Frankie's
ABC-TV special next Monday
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{7,062 planes in accidents—a larger
jair force loss than any country in
|the world now has except the So-
|viet Union.
Two - thirds of the accidents
shouldn't have occurred, he said,
but the over-all accident rate in
too: “Fit— the Air Force is steadily improv-
|Strollin’ down Fit Ammenyou; Pa—Jack Pa; Annoys—girl who ing.
pulsates you in a hosiptal; A-bomb—a Boyerite: Career — the|
country next to Japan; Giddellott — beat it: Lexicon — the deputy pany re greta) aor ante
me, please take care of me!’ and after dark; Hermes—Mermie Sr. and and vomited all over. Daddy stood #venue parallel to Medicine Avenue; Dodder—as in dodder-in- ures Wadiesiav
at the’ bottom of the stairs and law; Fusel—Fusel go by my house, I'll go witcha; W ty
screamed ‘God help me, God help in wading room; Fern—‘Fern Intrigue” Maj. Gen. Joseph D. Caldara,
ity. of the Air Force, gave the fig-
night during a
ading—like talk on safety to the annual air
; Pock — never go there safety forum of the Air Line Pi-
Hermie Jr.; Lou Eller—jlots Assn.
ifirst name of @ lady columnist; Lore—what attorneys know| Caldara came up with these sta- all about; a Storyer—Waldorf’s partner; Dense—‘“May I have [istics concerning the Air Force:
|this dense?” (If you’ve got some brilliant ones, send ‘em in.)
~ *
WISH I'D SAID THAT: “Most |At any given moment the Air
|Force has 1,000 planes airborne
‘and these planes average 4,800
executives’ desks aren't desks! miles of flight a minute. This is \—they’re just wastebaskets with drawers’—Arthur Sogno. ‘equivalent, he said to crossing
TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: A pompous society woman boast- the United States twice every
ed that one of her ancestors signed the Declaration of Inde- Minute or flying the distance to pendence, whereupon a rabbi remarked (according to Quote), the moon in an hou
\“Is that so? One of mine wrote the Ten Commandments.” .
That's earl, brother.
(Copyright, 1959)
1 Considine Says: The accident rate has been re
“duced from 44 major accidents
per 110.000 hours of flying time in
\1947 to 9.3 in 1959
IV Quiz Frauds Not Only Oversiaht NEW YORK — The special sub-, $1,000,000 a day, and if laid end | given, in fact, the right to vote?
‘committee's name explains its, to end in box cars the grain train [When will it be safe to walk »
[purpose in life. It is the House; Would reach from New York to |through Central Park at night
Special Subcommittee on Legisla-|
tive Oversight.
It is a good committee but it is!
getting a lot of mileage and per-!
of fixed TV quizzes. |
Let’s hope that it will continue |
search:
more money, and had the services
of even more and better German
rocketeers than they had.)
* * *
“Why is an alarming portion of|
the richest nation on earth still’
badly housed?” (Within a brassie|
shot of the subcommittee’s office}
can be found Negro slums of tn-
utterable squalor.)
himself, forced. to subsidize the
American farmer to the extent
that we now have rotting sur-
pluses that would
tains?” (The cost of storing our
alone
a, ae “Why are taxpayers, including fail so San Francisco double back to |
“Why have our schools deterio-| ;
Why haven't we spent) ™aimed who can do a job as well|
‘What's wrong with our system. its studies in some almost as im- of trying to get American prisoners | x * *
portant fields of Oversight. Here | of war out of the stinking prisons) These and other questions are at are some suggested areas of re- {of Red China and Korea?” (The least as pertinent to our well-béing
“talks” on this matter have been and survival as the search for egg-!
“Why have we fallen so far be- going on since the fall of 1955, first head Charles Van Doren.
hind the Russians in space prob-|4t Geneva and more recently at
ing?" (We've probably spent much) Warsaw.) . . “Why are so many people mut. \Little Angle Parking
fering these days from virus in-
fection? What’s to be done about
| the new resistence which certain |
bugs have developed
the wonder drugs? How can we jonly a handful of Michigan com- latch on to a cohesive and con-
sistent foreign policy which isn’t on state trunklines. made up of reaction but action?
“Why do those big rockéts of ours. For about 10 years, angle park-|
often? How much actual|ing on highways, even in down-| hostility is there among the Army,|town areas, has been unlawful. L. |
Navy and Air Force missiles divi-|J- Doyle, assistant director of the
sions on research and develop-
form moun- | ment? toward |again—or even ride through with|
unlocked car doors? When will the!
haps burning a lot of political hay enough in research to find out what as the whole get a break from em-|
digging into the business—and it “2US¢8 the common cold, and ployers? When will the schools for|
wag a lively business, for a time— een?’ or what makes the grass which all of us pay accept all! | green?” | Americans regardless of their race,
|creed, color?
“Who struck John?”
‘on State’s Trunklines
| LANSING (UPI) — The State
|Highway Department said today
munities still allow angle parking |
* x *
department's traffic division, said
the main idea of the law was to
|promote rapid transportation with
is batter than “When will all Americans be/|no bottlenecks.
ment They are fully
and ready to go. Sto
and look around .
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SIXTY-FOUR
ONE OUT OF EVERY SIX WORKING AMERICANS IS A “PUBLIC SERVANT”
reLae
ONE-THIRD OF EVERY TAX
DOLLAR GOES TO PAY THE
SALARIES OF GOVERN-
MENT WORKERS
FOR THE PEOPLE—It costs
American taxpayers about 40
bilhon dollars a
local government employes, re-
ports the National Civil Service
League.
ernment workers.
are in state and local govern-
ments, 24 per cent in the armed
forces and 22 per cent
federal civilian employes.
Germ ‘Bank’
Fights Disease Medical Research Is
Using the Repository
Against Cancer, Polio
KALAMAZOO W — A ‘‘bank”’
where all the deposits are on ice
s helping science in its fight
against cancer, polio and other
killing diseases.
The bank is a repository for
germs. Some are good, some are
had in terms of their effects on
human health. But all give invalu
ible aid to medical researchers
perfecting drugs to fight the dis-
eases
The Upjehn Co., which main-
tains the bank, keeps three major
kinds of organisms on hand —
bacteria, fungi and viruses.
Over 800 different species and
Strains of bacteria are under ice:
about 300 identified types of fungi,
and from 18 to 30 types of viruses,
depending on which ones are
needed for current research.
® ® ®
How does the bank work?
Suppose a medical scientist wants
to find out how effective a new
antibiotic is in controlling staphy-
lococcus bacteria, which have
caused serious infections in some
hospitals. He withdraws some
“staph germs from the bank. tnes
the antibiotic and observes the re-
sults
EXCHANGE SYSTEM
The bank operates under an ex-
Swapping bacteria
iltures with universities and other
research agencies. Some germs
come from the Amerncan Type-
Culture Collection in Washington
which supplies the tiny bugs on
order to qualified researchers.
* * *
care must be taken in
vandling and storing the, disease-
ising bugs. The “‘staph"’ germ
instance. must be frozen and
dried in a small amount o! sterile
mulk, using dry ice and alcohol
and then sealed in small vials until
needed.
Some germs can be kept for as
long as 10 years under ice, enange sy stem
eat
Fungi are stored in sterile soil
and kept under refrigeration.
Viruses, the organisms which
THIS IS
THE MARK
OF THE YEAR
STYLE
LEADER | THE TURBINE DRIVE year to pay |
the salaries of federal, state and ,
Of the 11 million gov-
S44 per cent |
are ~~ - Se - ———— ,
jcause polio, smallpox, rabies and turaeons
;mumps, are the most difficult to Exchange Sturg , |handle and’ store. | Ferty young Canadian st
' : . ‘ Ru . in
One woman was elected to the |Dave been = >
‘Commons in 1921 in the first fed-/¢xchange for live Russian stur-
eral election in which Canadian |seon. The two-foot Russian stur-
| women had the franchise.
igeon matures in two years, while! THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1959
the 40-inch Canadian sturgeon
takes at least 15 years,
DETROIT — There are enough
automobiles ‘in the United States
to carry the entire population at
one time, plus all the people in
Italy. Largest Elevator
Raises Draw Bridge * tet
worlds largest elevator is being!bridge ELIZABETH, N. J. «@®—The
When a ship wants to pass un-
land, N.Y, — to raise and Jower|derneath, the elevator lifts the en-
tire bridge on two casements,
* * *
The bridge owned by the Balti-
more & Ohio Railroad, can lift
65 70-ton coal cars at one time, Too Many Widows!
WASHINGTON — Only about
one-third of women in the U.S,
over age 65 -bave living husbands,
but two-thirds af men.in the U.S,
over age 65 have living wives,
census tables show,
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SS “7 NEW, FAMOUS WATCHES!
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BULOVA . 17 Jewels
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Lady’s HAMILTON—22 Jewels
$7250 WITH TRADE
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