Weather VMr. , ^ J Home Edition Hath YEAH PONTIAC PHESS ^ ^ ^ PONTIAC, JMICHI6AN, THURSDAY. JULY 7. IIHM)—.5H PAGES """*m£SS!l __ _ Toll: 1 Dead, 3 Saved, 17 Missing UNITEO mCM IMTCnNAnORAL Calls Rally Over Sugar Cut Castro Furious at Ike Today KennedyitesFail to Get Vital 8h -California Votes Downed by Demonstrators Appears Gov. Brown Won't Release Them for First Bollot LOS ANGELES (UPI) . —Gov Edmund G. Brown of California plana to release his 81-vote delegation and to keep his name from going before the Democratic National Convention as a favorite son candidate, it was reported authoritatively today. LOS ANGELES (AP) — Supporters of Sen. John F. Kennedy of Massachusetts apparently failed today in an attempt to corral California’s vital 81 votes on the fir^t Democratic presidential ballot. Gov. Edmund G. Brown reportedly still was holding out against what was described as terrific pressure exerted by the Kennedy forces. They have been trying persuade BrowS to give up his favorite wm status in ^vgr of Kenn^ On file Hrst rountdowii of the tCOnwnUon opening Monday. One top Kennedy strategist descHhed the governor as leaning toward annonneing (or Kennedy on one day and reluctant • on the next. This strategist concluded, with a measure o( resignation, that Brown probably will wlthhold-the^ state’s votes from the Massachusetts senator on the Initial ballot. Thla could be a major blow to Kennedy's. hopes of stteamrolling what promises to be a rip-roaring meeting of - Democrats who sharpen their knives (or the Republicans by practicing on their Icllow party members. William A. Munnell, Los Angeles attorney who is chairman of the California State Central Committee, told a reporter he has been in close touch with the governor and: ”I think he’ll take his first ballot vote.” Asked about published reporis that Brown already had paaaed . the word that he would release the California delegation prior to the start of the conventUm, Mnnnel said: “No, I haven’t heard that.” As an indication that Brown finds something less than harmony within his spreadeagled delegation, Lt. Gov. Glenn M. Anderson announced his support of Adlai E. Stevenson. It was regarded as significant, however, that Anderson said he * was making his announcement because "ft is appai%nt that the California delegation will be released from its favorite son commitment at a very early stage of the con-j » » j xeniion.” j He said he was afraid that after It was no secret that the hopes voters voted for Arthur NJoore — of those opposing Kennedy (or the|the first name that will appear nomination rested precariously on on the non-partican section of'the Americans Set to Quit Cuba; Predict Trouble Fidel, Mad With Rage, Says President Acted Insanely, Stupidly POUCEMAN INJURED - An injured Rome policeman is given first aid at the scene of Wednesday's Communist-led not. Some .'iO f/cr- •sons, half police ahd half rioters, were hospitnl-iwd after the fight near the Gale of St. Paul. From Our News Wires HAVANA — The U.S. cut In Imports of Cuban sugar sent Fidel Castro into, a boiling rage today. However, the wild-eyed j prime minister did not dis-close immediately what | American property he in-' tends to seize next in retaliation. A gi-owing number of AmencanN were reported preparing to |iull (Hit of Cuba today iit the faiv of probable seizure of all remiiimng U.S.Kjvxiied property and (he |si>-.sibility of incn'asing anti-Amcn canism. WKKt KAOK OF .Mlt.Sllir dola of the Navy blimp - Part of Ibe gon-Hcliance'' is hoisted Iter Agazzi/.. The air- ship went down In the Atlantic 16 mile.s off the New Jersey ctMat. One airman was kiumn dead and 17 others feared lost. Hundreds Injured in Riols; Civil War Threatens Italy Ike, Council Study Cuba, New Action - yA8HiNr.TnN i today threatened to plunge the nation into civil war.fc*c .'!J^*‘i*'*** TOe threat came as police in this ancient capit^il£ubrto follow Jp ti>Tc3J"*cuu for mort' ‘<3(Hnmunist vs. Fascist *>v Fresident Waen- Moore, Moore in Ballot Battle Ralph S. Doesn't Think Arthur E. Should Be Kept On Form Ralph S. Moore doesn't think Arthur E. Moore's hame should be on the Aug. ^ primary ballot. Arthur E. Moore, judge of probate in Oakland County sinCe 1S38, the street and fistfights in Parliament. RRC.OIO FJVOUA, Italy IB — Marhlne-gun fire sounded through this city country. A reduetlon of 700,000 tons In the Cuban sugar quota — vir-II (or the rest of this year—decreed yesterday by Elsenhower. Wi/1 Try to Raise Navy Blimp at Sea There has been d, big extaiiis or Aiiieriean ii ul|||)||adil lilllif^ Cuba In the iwlT'veiir reducing i I-AKKIIURST. N.J. (AP)-n>e(coiiinwnd wdl trtMii 0,000 to aliunt S.OOO the '^avy Isgiin salvage work tcalay numb«-r left here. •* >5*“"' blimp jtlmt buckled in the ulr and Bql in the face of worsening ,ra(ihed into the sea off the New Cuban • American relations, Ihel Jersey coast, exodus Is being stepped up, with! Seventeen men aie' mining and private Companies getting tbeirj feiirrd entombed in employes and .(amilles out o( lhe|o( the wrecked airship. Another country — even though the U.S.jerewnian was ktlied and three the disaster cstigate MTiic three minutes alter the “sii ^ ; l(i:i foot blimp fell limply into tlw The Navy said it vxas mystified\vatcr. X to the cause of the djhaslcr ' ,,,, , ‘ , One of the .survivors said a . " “ helium line may hf.ve ruptured! and rausing th<- sausagc-llke bag to' ''"T, 'V “ . 1 collapse. I I'rank Mlkulrtik,v. tO, of Barnc- .. The Doris May III reacbed the’ iConllnurd on Page 'J, Col. 4) Newport All Shined Up for Eisenhowers Today rioters attacked two truckloads of police. The Italian news agency Ansa said uneonflimed reports listed one |I^'senhower acted also cuts off dead and SO Injured. 156,000 ton extra quota Culw would ------- have gotten under the old law. In the worst week of disorders early postwar days, nearly thinks it should. So Ralph S. Moore, 36-year-old Berkley attorney, is considering filing for a writ of mandamus asking the Qrcuit Court to order Judge Moore’s name off the ballot. Because he Is unopposed. Ralph Moore says Arthur Moore’s name ahouldn’t be on the nonpartisan portion of the primary ballot. In n huddle with Murphy and his attorney, Robert V. Parentl, this morning, Moore cited a 1»55 state law to back up his case. It says that^ where it “appears there are not to exceed twice the number of candidates as IhCte are persons to be elected ... this office should be omitted from the judicial primary ballot” ^ leftist demonstrators have been injured in fighting from Genoa down to .Sicily. More than 200 police have been hurt—135 of them in Rome Wednesday night, Sen. Emilio Ijissu, a pro-Com-niun'sl Socialist leader, told a tumultuous Senate session that if Premier Fernado Tambronl’s Christian Ueiiioerat government does not resign it ^111 turn into "a government of civil war.’’ But Gaspare Pignatelli, a Christian Democrat, replying to Communist charges, of police Imital-ity, shouted defiantly: ‘‘Clubs are not enough. Tanks are needed. of general strikes called by leftists began to hit every major city in Italy. Rome was under a general strike from 1 p. m. until midnight, called by the Charhber of Labor protesting police action against the rioters. Half a doien other major etties Moore denied he was trying loj "*!* similarly affected. get the other Moore’s name off' the ballot to better his chances fori election. (Cbntinued on Page 2, Col. 2) Embassy is not urging Americans j ol hers rescued to leave. ! Wednesday. A i'o..i tiuard MUer ptoced mendatlons up to now." an em- ^ wwAmcTS- bassy spokesman sald^ICs up| galvage ship., to the Individual. | on the way to lh«x * * u * ^ i ^ mlleM off RHrn**ie«t Fuming with anger. Cn.siro ap- (.gp, fj, KUin Jr., com-peiUed to oUwr MUn-American nations to rally behind his "flghlh (^e wreckage hi In water igi.inst American oligarchy " l.-js q,.,.p and that the currents He leld a xvorkprs’ meeting inc are shifty. FROM Ol’R NEWS WIRES But sugar authorities said the‘Ul’eneks ordei-ed by President rii- * * * ‘ VK’U/Dno'r d t 'rv.i.. cut actually amounts to &56.000 senbower would J halt his lef, ^ n,-ws confereiuc that:. , NEWPORT, R.I.-This toWn Of tWO faces swept the tons because the law under which leaning revolution part ol the bisnips gondola is stiiiM®^^ ^ahs fi'om its red carpet today, tidying up He aiM) charged Elsenhower '’*’''*’' ‘''1 «»ia< bed to the 10,3-fool j for the arrival of its foremost Summer vlsitor, President acted lu a "nuMiienl of hate, i El'senhoWCr. - • * - Kirin said .Hie ,d.he surxixors , ; The last remnants of Mie weekend riots that left I”**".'’. A.E..M. .1 AiiliMilu (onireraa of „*___.m. The estimated loss to the Cub^_j^-, l3ho,. ,.„j|y has iK«en ‘''‘'‘“"‘'iio. Tex., told his res- : City S Streets littered^ sugar industry on the basLs of i-aiied^ .su„da,v m the vast .'•Hmp was (l.ving ; with debris Were Whiske^' _ a subsidy of al^t 24 cents a pb.za before the prc-sidential pal ■< :mi« t-riln good wCalher when | away by double shifts Of tflC / / S KfnC jxiund IS around 4.3 million dol-ace in Havana to demonsWilc ke heard a Uiud noise. Contreras Public Works Dr ili/JO lars. .Continue.! on Page 2. Col 1. "»‘'l li was n.d an explosl.,.,. ' Newport Public Works — - ■ Sugar experts estimated, that-if, - Conlivias n poiled the ship'P'»'‘thient. Cuba is unable to sell the 856.000 , Ixx'cni into' the water at a l.'wk ' The jazz cats who flocked herd , _ OufiOOK* K'*''' I'ose-down angle. He beard|f„, ||,r Newport Jazz Fe.stival IH >^7 7Q/r7AJ loss of about 94'a million dollars, _ . , . tio '(lilch' alarm. | XlUOllia since raw sugar sells in Cuba fbr Fair anCf Worrmef After .'.scaping Ihrougb the aft >he troubUmakers| about 3 cents a pound. . wisv-s ,,e saw. touched off the riots Satur-1 WA.SHINC.TON lAPi—The Unit- Eiaenhower met todav with his fOT FlidCLV • k'ur other people in tlw water. He day night outside the festival parkdenounced today whajt it Nationsl Security cLril aJil ^ “P had al.so vanished. « rrtikt r ships eonuiiunlty was onee- The S^rity Council met for an ‘ h, ,hc mercurv will din ,„|eompletcd, Klein replied that they ■ presidential vae^tion spot. The , ^ ^ “ will climb>''"\Iported in Vienna thai Khi-ushchov tl^*w^uld ® «lowi"’'*y emergency. Eisenhower tr^vel.s to Newport i.s tired and hi.s wife says she ' Whnf u;n> warming trend beginning tomor-! • a ., . i, . P''’ extended vacation of thinks he's taxing his health Wha was discu».sed 'roxv will continue through lh.> week-! whi.h eoUld be clouded by’ "Hes trying to do Imuch'' ^cretary of Agriculture Ezra'md, though scattered shoxxers are!L l ‘■'oubles with Cuba. |Mrs Khmshchev told a member of Taft Benson has been ordered tolexpected Sunday or Monday. " ’‘kipper of the| -j-jjg President and Mrs. Eisen-ithe offirial party that accom- buy sugar from other sources to, « midafternoon panied the Soviet leader on^s make up the deficit. | VariableSvinds l•eeordp chemist was announced today at Pontiac General Ho^tal. ’ ♦ * * Dr. Madden will be in charge at the chemistry section of the hospital's expanded laboratories. As such, he will have the status oi a new department head The 44-yenr-oM rhenilat ar-ri%ed at the hospital earNer this week with two mala taaka ahead of him. Donald rarroa, assistant anpervtaor over the expanded The laboratory expansion Is a result of the five-year building pro-gram. * * * "The •iew post was created not only ’oecause laboratory wot increasing to keep pace within our bigger patient loads,” Carrot said, "but because -the hospital also wants quality performance In fits labmatory.” DEGRER US CHEMISTRY Dr. Madden is not a medical doctor, but received his doctor of philosophy degree In chemistry from the University of Wisconsin. A native of Indianapolis, he was graduated from the University of lUinois. Dr. Madden wa at the Albert Einstein College I New York aty He has been a biochemist at -the Unive^ity of Pennsylvania H(^al and the Veterans Administration Hospital in Philadelphia. He held resea^h fellowships at the University of Wisconsin. Northwestern University, the University of Chicago Khool of medicine and the National Institute of Health in Bethesda, Md. ’ The Day in Birmingham Apartment Hearings Set by Beverly Hills Council Give 1 Day Extension on Pontiac Taxes Paiwians DisIHca Tariff LIM A. PHU (UPIHA row ct BIRMINGHAM - Before making any decision on the controversial proposal to build two 10-story apartments In Beverly I ' village councilmen will hold a lie hearing next month. The hMurIng li scheduM for t p.m. Ai«. 15, In th* VtUafc hal-It is op to the Coonefl to decidt whether a tract of land at Ite northeast corner at 13-MUe and Kvergreen roads Hiould he rezoned Koren Seeking* toJoinPPOA Acting Palice Chief Hopes to Squash Any 'Favoritism' Charges sr rhsuian .HHE MADE IT — A smiling, waving Dr.' Barbara .Moore is carried on the shoulders of two unidentified men in New York as she reaches her goal WeJne.sday, 85 days after leaving San Francisco on her transcontm<*nlal walk. The celebration was just a little premature because she has to make up five miles that she rode in a New Jersey State Police car yesterday to the Holland tunnel. The ride enabled her to reach the city before nightfall. She walked off the extra miles in Central Park today. ‘talked Over Notion to Prove Tbeorks NEW YORK (API-Why did Dr. Barbara Moore, 56. the Brit- Dr. Mkdden is married and has one child. The Maddens live ati ^ . 498 DeSota PI. Mrs. Madden, a vegetarian, hoof it all the way teacher, plans to teach in Pontiac frotn San Francisco to New this fall. iVork? Fidel Castro Wild With Rage at Ike lice gave licr a lift to the Hol-I land Tunnel so that she could reach New York befdre dark. PLAGUED BY TROUBLE "To prove my theories alwut eating,", the physician said Wednesday as she limped into crowded Times Square She hard covered the 3.387 miles in 85 days. Actually, she still has live more Italy Torn by Riots,- I Continued From Page One) “the Cuban peoples' unity in the face of Yankee aggression” Castro Ls expected to use his mass meeting to dramatize” nouncement of how he intends to strike back at the United Stafesj American property S Sf cCivil War Threatens tional interest.' Castro appeared at a postmid- <‘-»>n‘'nued From Page On.” night closing session of the Metal-j strike* were .-ailed in others by lurgical Workers Congress only a the Krd-coniralled Italian Federation of Labor. Non-(-ommu-ntet onions labeled the strikes poUllral and refused to Join morning in CentrM Park. * ★ * Her transcontinental trek was not exactly easy. There v .storms in Colorado, where had to walk through drifts snowshoes. She twisted her ankle when she stepped into a hole in Utob. She was badly sunburned I Missouri and Illinois. * * * And in Indiana she was hospitalized three days after she was struck by a car. Rome looked like an armed camp. Felice headquarters banned all public meetings in Rome Province attempt to forestall rallies planned today by the Fascists in Rome ;^nd the Communists in the her mcatle.ss diet, .sne said. On her way she drank grass juice, orange juice and water. She ate powdered cashews, cucumbers, flower seeds, sesame .seeds, soya meatburgers,” nectarines Other uncooked foods: few hours after Eisenhower had slashed 700.000 tons off Cuba's Jiugar quota. In a boarte voice, Castro declared “Cuba wlU show the rest of the exr'oiled l4itiB-Amerit-an people Umt Cuba raa march alone — that It I* possible to marrh ahead without you (the United State*)." He asserted (he United States would gain nothing by cutting”'"'*^ Ovitavecchla Cuba's sugar quota to "ingrati-i°* ate" herself with other countries.! / * ★ * "At the same time you take! Tfuckloads of police were sta-away Cuba’s quota to give to,‘^9n«* streets near aU someone else,'- Castr^ declared, ^t^**tegic squares. "you are telling them that you the bloodiest rioting Rome want them enslaved and that >’*“”• ^35 police dnd when they want to be fW« and'^SO demonstrators were Injured, defend their interests, you'll fake More than 50. including two left-the quota aw-ay from them as you 'st members of Parliament, were ^ did with Cuba. ” hospitalized. The street battle set' In cutting sugar punhases Irom'ofl fistfights in the Chamber Proni MUford' Cuba the President ordered; Sec- retary of Agriculture EziV Taft! ♦ ♦ ★ The hodv of a Great I-akes sailor Benson to \ook for othfr Markets; produced another Milford, missing since last ,,^illT‘!?o^S'Friday.>-as found jT^onlay floal- In a bid for departmental harmony, Acting Police Chief Joseph Korea disclosed today that he has applied lor membership in the ~ ■ c Police Officers (PPOAl. Koren, « member of Ihe rival Fraternal Order of Police, said he seeking membership PPOA to squash any charges of favoritism" that might arise from his position. * The PPOA wa* eeaataatly at odd* with Korea’s predecessor, former Chirt Herbert W. Htraloy, and several time* railed tor hh ouNter. The FOP, a younger group, consists mainly of officers in sympathy with Straley. 'There will be no favoritism shown," KoYen pledged. Any directives pertaining to these groups will be impartial ones" When first appointed, Koren planned to drop his FOP membership in the interests pf harmony in the department. He explained to PPOA officers, however, that such a move would mean the loss of insurance benefits and other privileges. * * A PPOA officers were "understanding” and promised hit application would be considered at the next meeting, Koren said. the OwBcU met Tueaday night, it received • reeoniraenda-tion from Rm VUlace Planniiig Board to deny the zone change. However, the Council felt that the decieion should qpt be made without giving serioue deliberation to a project that could set a vil-lage precedent, and tailed for the! hearing. . ! (^nc-if and village plannera have been studying the apartmenti proposal for about three months.; In stating their diaapproval of| the project, planners say the apartments would upset the single-dwelling, suburban setting of the community, make It difficult to develop the nearby area, and would not. to any great extent, benefit the village either In the tax reodpta or aesthetically. Hie Birmingham Young Adult Co-Ed Gub wiU ifleet at the Y BuUdilSg. 400 E. Lincoln Ave., at 7 p.m. tomorrow for a ytieaer roast, then go to a nearliy range to play miniature golf. On July 22.the group will meet 1 the Y at I p.m. to share the traiuqwrtatian to the Walled Lake Amusement Park. Anyone between the ages at 20 and 40 gioMog to join the organi-n contact Conrad Ekkens at the YMCA. meeting July 13. Will Try to Raise Navy Blimp at Sea (Continued From Page One) gat Light, a mate aboard the Jein released Tkach's findings a news conference when was asked sixHit Nixon's fiti for the campaign in view of talk of the health issue among Demo>' cratic candidates. * A He stipulated that in making the report public he was only re-qionding to qewsmen's questions. Klein reported that at one time it was erroneously reported that Nixon had high blood pressure, He jumped overboard with a^hich. he saW "is now and al-life ring and pulled survivors from^ay. has been normal. ” the floating wreckage. _________________ The blimp had been out on a. . • i **1 in search patrol for the 40-foot sloop MaHaI pianA Uilr Vat 69, reported missing with a • 'VUCI rlQIlC I lllj crew of seven or eight on her'i||t w -• way home from the Newport, R.I.|W|rA* YOU1II UI6S to Bermuda sailboat race last'”"''' IWUIII I/IVJ "'lonth. I . „ I A l7-year-old Troy youth electrocuted last night when the! control wire on his model kirplane Ironically the yacht was foundj® .safe by a Navy submarine at almost the same moment the huge blimp radioed the> international distress call "May Day, May Day." Dr. Moore left San Francisco April 13, a day ftfter two British paratroop sergeants set out on gfir i w similar hike. The meq—nonvege-1LiQ/CGS /irGCTS tariarts—made it to Nc'v York In rir -a 1 tit 66 days. \WOlt tOI W01X11 "I just want sleep - lots ofi/uiy WGOtllQI Recover Body of Lakes Sailor By The Associated Press Weather that mocked the calendar covered much of the northeastern quarter of the nation today. Lows in the 50s, and the 40s in some cities, put a zippy touch of April into the July' hit a high tension wire. Dead Is DaaM WmAman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Warren S. Workman, 346 Rurtman Dr. He was Mytog bis plane on tho Seal-Peel Corp. property at 75S Stephenson Hwy. when the necident happened. According to Troy police, an unidentified youth gave the victim artificial respiration until the Troy fire department arrived with a resuscitator. Efforts to revive the youth were continued in the bulance en route to William Beaumont Hospital and at the hospital. He was a student at Kimball High School in Royal Oak. n the harbor at Superior, Wis Cleveland's 49 set a new low mark for the date for the fourth day in a row . countries being mentioned in'*®***V *he SerUite as Socialists Washington were Brazil, the Phil-'and Communists howled pretestS| ippines, Mexico and Peru. Arthur Hunt. -16. of 618 S. Malnj Milwaukee's 48 broke a record --------------- i citr gTrbTSor Minister layinglwritten into the books in 1891. T.iuseJi Swtaro P‘»<'^«"der for the! Chicago, which usually has had rfie Weather Ab autopsy will be performed rm r.s. WrstUer Barra* SrH'l 'eflist senators L«« Ualfki M. Hlfk FrMar »i. WlaS* Directum; Horth. Sun mM Tliuraday at • aim rlwi Friday at Moon aeU Friday at S:l MMO rlan Ttuuaday ai ^ Northern Stales Just Can't Shake Summer Chill o determine the rauae of Hunt' death. Authoritle* aaid there waa no evhtenee of violence. The victim s sister, Mrs. Eihia Plotzer. with whom he lives, her brother had no enemies and .lielieved his death must be accidental. Btahcat tamparatur* Loweat tamparalart .. ,,j' . By The Associated'Preaa h] Brisk Canadian air clamped an A A a ^lUnseasonal chill on a broad ares His body will be gent to Rlchard-o{ the nation today. • son-Bird Funeral Home at Milford I A * ♦ (or burial. 7j i Fair and cool weather spread * * *• from the Northern Plains through He is also sunned by another I the Upper Mississippi Valley and “> York and two brotlh. iGreat Lakes region into the North- ‘'•'b Detroit. M east. Temperatures plummeted * * * 711 into the 40s for the third straight A Mack season resulted in the jmorning in northern border areas e*Hy laying up of the lake boat, land readings in general rpsem- ii™*’* body was found floating _______,^'bled autumn rather than Jiilj. *** vessel. S ^umid Oems Claim Rocky JR 75 Milwaukee 72 Spread aiong the Gulf S U I! « Coast and arched up through the LCK ANGEJ-Fj? (Ji-The Demo- •> <2 New Tofk”* 7$ gj Southwest into the Rockies, de-crats haVif ^ *‘^ret weapon*' in» T7 57 Oingha io 60 nnwitine p^rukmitc roiralofio *•* NFaw Vnv4r*«'’DAmiKItAekr* flMr KI.aI ' I PfI&tOO ThM 0»U la at TMn in New York's"Republican Gov. Ncl-i Two Moores Battle Over Ballot listing (Continued From Page One) came up with a 1947 Supreme Court ruling which he says supports a state constitutional provision stating that regardless of whether a ‘nonpartisan judicial candidate is unopposed he should be property nominated at a primary runoff. A A W We’ve decided on a i»lite suit to determine who is right," Judge Moore said. The debate is putting a snag Into the printing of the primary ballots, according to Codnty Gerk-Register Daniel T. Murphy Jr. Ralph Moore It oim of eight candidates bidding for n ness second two-year probate Judgeship. Arthur Moore la anoppoaed lor re-election to nnother regnter fonr-year tern*. .The mlxup all started after the county had printed some sample proof ballots to send out to all candldateis to check lor correct H>elling.^udge Moore' Bdasing. Then, as chairman of the County Elections Oommiasion, Judge Moore huddled srith Murphy and Charles A. Davis, assistant cothity corporation counsel, and dug up the constitiitional law Minds were changed. Judge Moore's na went on a second set of samph SAVI MORI MONIY On TOIACCO, CANDY and Have You Visited SIMMS 25 SOUTH Yet? So mony batgaing w# con'l tall you about all of Ihaa but wo con GUARANTEE to sovo you monoy on orary porohaM. WATCH out adrarUMtaantM on CLASSIFIED PACm nvory day ia tMs paper. SIMMS Cooperates With One of Nation*s Leading Importers to Bring PRICES DOWN On Nationally Advertised—FMy Guaranteed SEWING MACHINES •This 1* an oxporimont to loom if Pontiac rMlIf appradatos saving monoy on sowing nychines. Says Dick's Health Is 'Excellent' WASHINGTON (AP) - Vice President Richard M. Nixon’s office made public today a White House doctor’s finding that Nixon’s health "Is excellent in respects." A A A Nixon's press secretary, Herbert J. Klein, reported on Nixon’s annual physical checkup by Dr. Walter Tkach, assistant presidential physician at the Army's Walter Reed Hospital, April 25. *F Fkatalaa’ HE» 8URVI\-ES - Air Control- g n I rw* U «' We^ofTlI^ R^lcit Ls 1 Ralph Mo^rc protested thrttime. Xaaaa* ctty ss ss tvafrat* c. » as "«*> tw Rockies it was hot York Democratic chainWaVh. They ance. One crewman is dparf Mp ... m. .rat. io.» mL- s s 2sr- s Sr-* “w''- ^'>8.-*!««« IPpwy j:Ld..7 i<- MaramiC « SI Tamp* ts Ts.late night temperature, of 98. vention opening Monday. | the New Jertey coast. /day. Judge M^’Sn^e awJarT SIMMt£ 25 SOUTH a « C THE PONTIAC PRESS, TlIrRSDAY. JI LY 7, 18(K) Labor Secretary Open to CaH hr SliotalSlrangerK,^^" THREE ..V • (AP)-Secte. ^ ^ Labor Jamn P. MttdwB «id Wednndajr nlsM he would the Republican vice prea-wewial nominathm If offered. He added, however, that he b a candidate for vice preai- “I have aaid before no one wuld turn down the nomination. T^at also appliea to me," Mitchell said. Ocononwwoe, a town in Wiscon-*in, geU its name from an Indian word meaning "home of the beavjfr." Moke Your Electric koier Like New wMi FACTORY REPLACEMENT HEADS SUNBEAM SHAVER CUTTER & COMB legslor S3JS 199 HiringMinor Pontiac Man Ploads Guilty to AstauH and Battery Charge A Mbunt Clemens man w^ffd of Illegally employing a minor was townd tanocenf of toe charge today by Municipal Judge Maurice E. Because he lost his temper over a stranger In his home, a I^)atlac man was lUO poorer today. Municipal Judge Maurice Finnegan ordered Henry Thomas, 3S, of 293 Luther St., to pay the 3100—a $50 fine and SSO court costs — a f t e r Tliomas pleaded guilty yesterday to a reduced charge of assault and battery. U.1 Radar Photos So-o Successful WAgini«OTON*(tm-A « Walton 0. King Jr., 25. lud been charged with hiring a 17-year-iJd boy without working papers tor a carnival In Oakland Park last A complaint against King was filed by Mrs. Grace Olsen, inspector tor the State Ubor Depart. Judge Finiiegan. in dismissinc le charge, said testimony at King's trial yesterday brought out that the minor "looked like '.’O," Fly to Boston, His Birthplace graphic device Is se seeceeatol that taatoa baUs eaa'*'be dis- Rep. Craig Hoamer (R-Oslll) derllned to “afflnq ar dc«y‘* the reports he cited bat saM la a ■Ulemeet he is one of tM Amerl- lle hinted the aatlea, with sach a drvire. could "spy on most of KuHsia f-wm outside the Iron CuHsIn." Thai Kina OuPPII • W'aldorf-Astoria dinner Ir iJlUi waeea honor given by the Far East American Council and Industry, Inc., to round out a buay day of aigbtaeeing. NEW YORK (UPI) - The King and Queen of Thailand said go^ bye to New York today to end a buay visit that covered everything from a )azr )«m session to a ride on the aubway. King Rama IX amliQiieen Siiikit hoarded a plane this morning at La Guardis Airport They flew to Boston where the 32-year-old monarch waa bom while his father was Harvard University n\edlcul student. a ♦ / * They also will visit Knoxville, Colorado Springs, Ang«-les and’ San Francisco. | Pcmlui is l.,ast night the royal piiir atlefid-'0(*eHn FRIDAY, Red Collar AAeons Safe Skunk; Otherwise Run SATURDAY, OWCORD. N. H. (UPI) - If you see a skunk walking along the. street, pick it up — if It has a red collar around its neck. That's the kind of advice the Fish and Game Department has given Concord residents. Officials said the skunk — deodorised belongs to Mrs. Harriet Wilcox. It has been her pet since It was rescued from a hotel swimming pool. MONDAY . . . . . . . Stor^ Hours SIMMS Is Open 13 Hours — 3 Doys o Week He waa accused of firing a shotgun blast at the car of Wilson Ward, 49 Hillsmont Ave., on May Ward toM pdioe he was looking tor Thomas’ next door neighbor, and that Mrs. Thomas had let him come Into the house. Um as he was lesvli« the bouse, sagrily toltowed him to the car, then pulled a knile. Ward said he Aared Thomas off vith his son's rubber toy knife lying in the car. Then, Ward told police, as be started to drive apray, Thomas came out with a shotgun, fired a blast which hit his rear window and Continental - style spare tire kit. Tibbett Critically III NEW YORK (UPI)-Former singer Lawrence Tibbett, 63. was! reported in critical condifion today at Roosevelt Hospital following i head surgery. > j Just Arrived — Special Purchase! GIRLS' Slit-Leg Always Compare Simms Prices Before You Buy! TYPICAL 'XJ?' SAVINGS! 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US 60c Hennea'i Magic Shtn-Caio .. 44c 59c lifaati Sippeiitoriei. 25 ler .. 31c,„ 91 North Saginaw Sizoot UAIM ■( J VQIIB ^TITK^POX nAC J’jUiSS TUmtSDAV. .fVl.Y 7^ imq im mmum "sra^ At rkMWti HKADS KIMliY I'MT ~ Atidrnry William M. BrinUm holda a sample of a hall-paice advertisement in San Fraadaco. It was to appear this morning in many metropolitan newspapers. Brlnton, who denies use of any Ro< krlelUT money, said he expects his campaign to "generate enough momentum to give Rockefeller a majority of votes (^'convention lime. ’ Brinton told the newsmen that "draft Rockefeller" committees are operating in 21 states. Satellite Named Courier lA Communications Sphere Will Be Shot Up Soon . WASHINGTON i^-The Defen.se Department plan.s soon to launch its first communications satellite, a sphere of about 500 pounds called Courier lA. aimed to develop « bility in this field The satellite, more than four Icet in diameter, is designed only for instantaneous relay o( radio 'communications from one station on the ground to another, but also for recording, messuges and reading them back later on command from the ground. Cotlrier lA will be equipped with five tape recorders, and'will he ■ cap;ible of storing 6 million bits of informatiop. It will be within rommuniea- for only a few mbmtes on each orbit, yet during that short time It will be able to nsove enough traffic to occupy !• telegraph iiuchlnes operating at 100 wards The first of what may develop' Into a scries of space radio relay station? to provide continuous reliable communication facilities. Courier is a pan of the Defense Department's project advent, lA is to be launched this month, but said a July 15 firing date-mentioned in some published reports—is "not firm.” The satellite Is to be lanurhed troin Cape Canaveral, Fla., int« a elrrular orhit 7M miles above the earth. < It will be unik'r command of grourtd stathkw at Ft. Monmoulhr N. J.. and Ihierto Rk'o. Tile satellite will he powi'n-tl with solar cells. It will launched southeast from Cape Canaveral, by a Thor-Able Star vehicle. The Thor-Able Star consists of a Thor. Intermediate Range Ballistic Missile as a first stage, lopped by a 19-faoI-k>ng Able Star second stage. The Able Star cuts Qff its burning time as required by the particular mission, coasts i specified period, and then restarts at orbital altitude to inject the satellite into orbit. Dut liSS DIEM’S hud-SUMmeu SAVE % 50% on BETTER SHOES for WOMEN — MEN ~ CHILDREN DIEM’S PONTIAC'S POPULAR SHOE STORE 87 North Saginaw St. OPEN A40NOAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS DOLLAR MYS Storewide Sovings! Um • WDito's FltxiUo CCC Choi««! NON-SKID Reg. BACK 50.00 ROOM-SIZE TWEED BROADLOOM RUGS . *30 *55 WaUt't ftugs . . . OownslaiM \ • 9 by 12, 9 by 15, 12 by 12, 12 by 15 ft. • Three populor tweed colert • Foom bock needs no rug pod • Buy with no money down, months to poy , 9-PR. SHOE RACKS EMBROIDERED SCARFS COTTON FABRICS 24'' BRAZIER GRILL Reg. 2.98 ^ Speciol Purchoie 1 Were 3\di. $1 59. 3 \ 1 Reg. 8.98 f Chromed rack holds 9 pair of shoes. Low Style. 14 by 33 or 14 by 42V siies. Designs on white Cotton prints for blouses, skirts, etc. Many”coiors\ Round grill on wheels. Adjustable height. Holiooi . . . Street Floor Linens . . . Fourth Floor Fabrics . . . Fourth Floor Grills . . . Dowustairs LAUNDRY BAGS BATH TOWELS 7-PC. KITCHEN SET PADDED CHAISE $1 1.29 1 98c ^ For $1 Volues y 1 Reg- $Q 10.98 ^ Reg. 29.95 20 by 28" heavy bag for students, travel, home etc. Stripes or solids in pink, grgeiS;-K time he delivered it. He said: "For America's sake, we must resist the temptation, this year or any year, to overspend the taxpayer’s hard-earned dollars and overcentralize responsibilities in the federal government. "If we fail in this, we will weaken our hope of ever controlling federal extravagance and will in- *Expanded Airport Would Ruin Homes* ‘Turnover 'Needed for Community’ I would like to hear the advantages of a larger airport, such as Willow Run. Would It overcome the disadvantage of hundred.s of people having to take a great loss in property,' or worse yet being forced to remain in the midst ol noise and 'fi^ng airplane parti? The progressive ran well afford to be'generoM with oar life savings, but would you be so generous with your ownT This is a highly pppalated area, and it is I don't know Mr. Straley or Mr. Willman personally, but I do road everything I can on what each ore says. I heard the report on the radio and I think Mr.. Straley had a very good record before coming hen*., Perhaps we need a tumpver, but ~ when people don’t care we^U Just have to hope for the best. Lifelong Resideat Portraits By JfNIN C. METCALFE Announcement that British and Cypriot negotiaton have reached an agreement on the bases the British will retain bn Cyprus epds a Img drawn out dispute. At least one small part of the world’s troubles is being settled. 'k it ik Britain had originally demanded two bases with a totsd area of approximately 123 square miles. Greek Cypriots, led by Archbishop Mar-karios, offered 36,^ square miles. A compromise proposal of 100 square miles suggested by Turkish Cypriot Leader Dr. Faztl Kutchuk, has been accepted. British aid to the island she has ruled for 82 years still is under discussion but the amount Is said to be around $30 million. ★ it ★ The Cypriot government is given daily control of all government functions over the bases' inhabitants as well as over 10,000 more who work there, including British. Britain, in the best tradition. also will assist the new administration by providing personnel to help the country in its transitional period. Argiunent over the bases was really a side issue. It was feared, however, that any further delay in proclaiming Cyprus a republic might revive the centuries-old feud between Greek, and Turkish Cypriots. It is expected that Greek President-elect Markarios and Turkish Vice - president - elect Kutchuk will take office In early August and assume the responsibilities for this newly independent republic In the eastern Meqiterranean. ......_ Those Who Gained Health at San. Gettinpf Together will come any day now. When the new llacal year ba-gaa on July 1, Umn were vartons esUmatm pobllshed In the preas that the Traamry, laataad af tka not kept In good order. and tax relief. (Copyright IMO) not planned as waa Willow Rua. Dimple: One kind of a depression that Isn’t so bad. had prevloualy been predicted, would have around a wa-mHHon or eves a 7W-minioa-d a 11 a r Sunday. July 17. is the day to be circled on the calendar of the alumni of the Oakland County Tuberculosis Sanatorium, for that’s the date of the annual Home Coming Day of the former patients there. It Is given under the auspices of the Patients’ Benefit Association, an organization maintained for that and other wonderful purposes. The entertainment committee Is planning for a good program at the usual hours that afternoon on the beautiful Sanatorium grounds which now are at thq season’s best. It will be a good time for all former patients to renew acquaintances, and keep in touch with the progress being made in treating the disease there. The number who have regained their health at the Sanatorium runs liito many thousands. Those in charge of the event urge all of them to accept this notice as an Invitation to attend. Accommodations will be provided for everyone. Every year this homecoming has brought together one of the healthiest looking groups that can be Imagined. Many come with their children, and a few with their grandchildren, all three generations being pictures of good health. This annual event is one of the greatest possible testimonials to the success of the Sanatorium's efforts. These people there have been put back into their normal lives. Many of them now are numbered among our leading citizens. They give the Sanatorium full credit for rescuing Now it turns out that the final figure (or the surplus will be closer to one billion than to any of the figures previously mentioned In print. Dr. William Brady Says: lodin Cures Psoriasis (Or So It Would Seem) It's 'a very important achievement to get a surplus after the big deficit which arose on account of the IMS recession in business. It's newt, of course, of paramount importance to everybody. For it means that tax receipts are higher due to'better business conditions. Reader thunks me for recom- paper, a stamped, self-addressed mending the iodin ration for envelope and ask for the pamphlet psoriasis, says he has been on the ^ Ration. gums and ‘ ’-------- We would be glad to see progress take place in a suitable area, which to my way of thinking should be a reasonable distance from living areas. Our airport is surrounded by subdivisions. We notice r/eryone but Waterford is in favor of this advancement. Pleane put yourselves in our place and check into the matter and> see the impractibility of it. . Mm. Hariond W. Kctlh 5765 Dwight Street. ration for six years and that in the past two It means also that Inflation has been temporarily checked, or at least that the main cause of inflation—past Treasury deflelta —cannot be considered for the » Of any Inflationary trend. Decreases In the purchasing power of the dollar due to inflation usually bring demands for increased wages. Everything depend*. however, on whether the surplus Is just a one-year affair or whether it is to be maintained also in the future. REVERSE TREND Unfortunately, there are some disturbing signs on the horizon. Yielding to political and group pressures, the Democratfe-controlled Congress has just overridden a presidential veto of a 750-milHon-dolIar expenditure that was not in the planned budget for the new fiscal year which has just years lie has had no sign of p.sori-asis, his gums have stopped bleeding, and he, is no longer bothered with sinus trouble. About three outi of every hundred! ca.ses of chronicl skin' disease are DR. BRADY psoriasis. Char-■acteristics are the shai'ply dL-fined red patches, covered with silvery white scales, especially behind the elbows and over knees and outer surface Bleeding trouble, mentioned by the reader, have no particular connection with ‘Police Diggrusted With Mess, Too’ Upon the singing breeze . . . And looked (or silver stan ... lb (all down on the trees . . . We would have touched the moon . . . When it was hanging low . . . And climbed upon a cloud . . . Tp watch the world beldw ... We would have walked along . . . The glowing milky way ... To hear the songs of winds . . . Until the break of day . . . We. would have done these things . . . But at the edge of night . . . With. heavy heart I found . . . That you had taken flight . . . And so I search in hope . . . The empty, long nig||t through . . . That in the misty dawn . . . I'll find a smile from (Copyright, INK) PBith Bnd hygten . _ . logls. or trcBtment. will be >r Dr. WUIUra Brmdy. U b . ___ .jif-BddrtoBBd tOTclopo li gtot Tbg PootlBc Pr«M, PobUbc, Mlcal(sn. (Copyright IMO) Retired M/Sgt.. before you start to run down the whole police department you might find out that there are many fine men in the ■department, who are«s disgusted with this mess as you,are. GIdget Smiles Why In that after propping a padent’s month open, n dentist always has some questions to Case Records of a Psychologist: Parents Delinquent in Instruction Psoriasis .runs a chronic cou”rse his hands around his roife’s (Si years or a lifetime, marked by throat. But not to hug her. No, remissions and relapses from time want’s to strangle her. He to time. says he is going berserk belt ★ ★ cause of her selfish, slovenly K a remission occurs ,ii a habits. Wives, take care that particular season, ort if it occurs Vou aren’t unwittingly driving at a lime when the individual is 1'°“’' VOtt by using medicine, diet, vitamin, or carelessness in household bath that purports to be curative, duties. Norman says he itches to ^et ' When she takes e bath, she may leave the soap on the bottom of the tub. And she'll drape her wet as cleaning out the tub after her bath, hanging up wet towels, etc. liable to write a testimonial which far-outlasts the remission. In this them. So many reports of large roses are being received that they no longer are news. Thanks, however, for the kind readers who have told us about them. This Ib Jibe second time a veto bv President Hsenhower has been overridden in Coliigress, both of which Involved an extravagance and not an a b s o I o t e necessity. The Increase, (or instance, in the federal payrol) expense just instance the reader remained on the kxiin ration for ttiretj or four .vears before his psoriasis eleai'ed up. his gums •stopped bleeding and his simi.s trouble coa.sed. By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE CASE F - 410: Norman G„ aged is a dqntLst who recently mar- I authorized by law amounts to about 7's to .20 per cent for-the employes affected, though the cost-of-living index has advanced less than 11 per cent. know whether the iodin ration had an.vihiiig to do wUh thew changes, but I know it ran do no harm in any ease. The Project to Clean Up City Given Federal Approval An en(»uraging sign for downtown Pontiac is the report that the city’s urban renewal project has been given final federal,approval. ■ ..... The next step, second appraisal of land to be acquired, is now under way In this plan designed to clean ^ up the deteriorated homes and businesses in a 145 acre section. Com that was head high by the Fourth of July is reported by Josh Andrewson of Keego Harbor, who says., he didn i "stretch up ’ the leaves, either. Somehow the country has not been as responsive lately to the The Country Parson Verbal Orchids to- . Fiaandkg the project, the I’rbaa Reaewal Admiaistration wiU ^ the city $5,165,044 to buy hooses, buildinfs aad cicir Mr. qnd Mrs. Fred Bolton of 93 Ruth St.I 5Sth wedding:anniversary. Mrs. Fidelia Oredtt of Drayton Plains; 82nd birthday. ^ Arthur M. Prensdorf -of Waterford; 84th birthday. \ .Mrs. Mary Oyer of Birmingham; 84th birthday,. Mr, and Mrs. Claude G. Westfall of Caro; golden wedding. Mrs. Margaret Newman of Rochester; 96th birthday. man's faithfulness to tlie ration is remarkable because so many readers, despite my constant admonltiong, regard the lodin ration I recommend as Inedicine and hence use it, if at all. for a few weeks only—in other words they '‘try" h, as they think, and drop it when the test proves negative. "Dr, Crane, I'm desperate," he spoke morosely. "Maybe it isn't g.illant to criticize my wife when she isn't here to defend herself. "But I literally feel like strangling her, and I’m towel over the side of the tub. "Her wash cloth will be left in the warti basin or dangling over one side. "She also spills face powder on her dressing table and leaves it. It doesn't seem to disturb her at all to pare apple-and leave the peelings on the drain board to stain the enamel over night "Well, for a year I’ve cicanedi up after her, as if she were d chijd. And maybe 1 might have continued without protest. And because she had gotten away with her inconsiderate ac-tlom (or so years, she didn't even she was now n selflsh Ihoii Her case shows that many parents are aycetsories to the divorces which their children later enter. For if parents don't train their children to carry their proper "But she is nwntally slovenly, too. For she refused to join the choir in our church, though she has a good voice. „ "She was asked to teach a Sunday school class, too, which she declined, though her parents spent - 1- uevjiuTO, uluugii Her ptu-eiiis speiu rH?^“. me So' "«arly $8,000 giving her fodr y^rs r 11 a t e s me so "And she belong to no con-structiyc joeganii Because of the characteristic remissions and relapses it is difficult to *auge the effect of any particular remedy for the silvery scale disease. In my own experience the most effective remedy much that DR. CBANB^ ?nd dwlS hSr •'‘“y "And I’ll tell you,why. I was a bachelor till the age {>( 35. I had my own apartment and did much of my own cooking. ".Mnybe I’m too flideky, too, for I always was aoriqniloasly “I was braught np with tMr Idea that to whom much to given much will be expected. In other wbrdo, if a person sb«n «tdutiaa and-4ami]y cboret, then those parent are negligenc It isn't enough to vaccinate youi child against diphtheria and smal pox. You should likewise Inoculatt him against divorce by housebreak ing him for domestic responsibilities while he is still a' teen-ager as In my dental office. hang the wet towel netiuy slam, t *u • ji_ - B*- . aivioj^ nttng ine wei lowei neauy substitute for thyroid are even. "It's kind of kard (or a rkild IS learn to Ihe right If he's never seen it done." safe feeding. The cause of psoriasis is qn-klwwn. It is certainly not contagious of communicable. .Some physicanh' believe it is inherits, but this is conjecftiral. Climate is not a factor, although in many cases ^e trouble is worse in winter than) in summer. • Send me, in care of this news- "My wash cloth is likewise hung ij precise fashion. iWthodically put the soap in the 'sQsp container |uid also wipe off the- spots of for tsar years, he shonM return aonsediing to society -In repny-ment of that spednllsed tmin-iag. "An41^ playing Canasta doesn't justSy lour yenrs i^ college! S® I have become so nauseated by the s^ht of my wife I lit-erally can’t kiss_her anymore or even be„ civil to her. She digusts ▼ 41 » AIwbjb wrtU to Dr, OBort* W. CrBo to cBrt tt Tho roollae Prow, PoaUBt ut-h.— —B loas «e •tamped RireiopB BOO 3Se to core Michlsu Mlf-Mdrw»»wsj wuwwmrpm bob mc typtttf Rod prrtntlBg eotit when ' tgfjy* percbolo^Bl fhBrt* bi (Copyright UM) m.V I toothpaste from the mirror after SPOILED-CHILDREN brushihgj,my tecHT . " — Normhn’a vvife was a spoUed ".'My wife was a beMttful worn- only child Whose) mother waited on an from a fine famUy. Bat she her. hand' and foot. Is the sloppiest female I hver She wasn’t taught the simpio r owk home, 1 A-BCs of household chpres, such txelwirrlT' to t I wS* AP ctrrler for ts crnti b «erk: i, mill I- OiklBDd. CIcaowr. Uetnt-•ton. Ueceinti. LBpetr and-Wi-h- CooatlM U Va « ------ir« to Utoh'-afl u™ I „r. plares to the Jr ted Btatea a ItaTBble in amM. PpMaje bm htea peid rate M WoniUe, THE PONTIAC PRKSS. TlftJRSDAV. JULY T, 1900 .SEVEX Natjonal Convcntkm Uwli^fhti: Dems Flying Old 4^Star Flag AmboModor to Cuba Appointod by Russiant (AP)-ltei W an- ' InllUMIl of Sof^i9 UJSJ^OELES (AP)M3aiiVMi-kBO»n with ptocardi In trant of IMI MWIlfWi* MHoMM Mmimm — * ^ Mg Oac llytaf fkw th» Ml- ibore Him, the of Dtawengk heMMuutm. It of the old, 41-■tw vMirty. Wocken ^ ttiU «ai1di« like the Blltmore. One oMiter to to ■peorJieeang the sto^Ken-Orlvo. »■ neauge: "WIe. *•», one of mwi'f greet aiMtt, time We haven't followed cattle Into the halL’* 95.'* Other ikgana cany the g«i> eral patteni of: Polltidani, wfU be beki atartlac Monday. Geheral conaenma M they'll never get 1> off the ground. Want to belt Democratic oraton will have no need to fumble for words. The podium has three peep-holea which lead to minors which reflect TV tubes which wiU carry their texts on a cloaed-circuit TV channel. • CBS la grinning happily. hao> ing sold lU TV coverage to a sin-■ gle appliance maker months ago. NBC la breathing a little easier, having peddled 10-12ths of its air time. ABC is smiling bravely, being 79^per cent sponsored. The latter two hope to be aold out by the Monday'start. David Briiddey, the quiet wit of the Huntley-BrlnMey TV pundltry. was admiring the Sporu Arana facilities. A vet of other conventions in the Chicago Stockyards and San Frandaco’s Cow Palace, he commented: •This is the first Jack Christie, tnOo-TV for the Demos, thought he had heard every possible request for editation. His latest craw of a blimp tt by CBS for aeriaf shots. His answer. "Well see what we do." 0 tower° aba«e|then th| exception, according tojsity. The researchers found to-|ier at almost eveiy age than M their parents are the rule rather I researchers at Iowa Stale Unlver-lday's yourapters uller and heav-lpaat years. nounnd the appokdoicnt of Ser-j gie Kudryavtsev as Soviet am-;= baassdor to Cuba. Kudryavtsev, a diplomat wMi most of his ex- ■ perieiMe In Europe, hu aerved'a in Paris. Bona, and Vienna and« partment of the Soviet of foreign affairs. |= Cuba resumed diplomatic rela-!5 ons with th« Soviet Union May 7. S Watch out for that nagging cough, n ays a University of California ex-ja pert. Dr. Seymour M. Farber says j a cough that hangs on behind the^J Unkind comment about Harry period normally asaociated with aij Truman's blowup of laat Sahm cold may be calling attention to an J dav. "Harrv !■ sufferine from I nderlvina (Uamtu- nrm-elu u.'hirh ■ It wouldn't be Lm Angeles without them. The religious xea-lots have made their feelings 'Harry is suffering from i nderlying dlaease process which g 'rigger mortis." Aequlres treatment. ,1 NO KIDDING! lUOB covEincs DID YOU KNOW THAT AT KRAZY KELLY'S DURING HIS PRE-GRAND OPENING SALE YOU CAN BUY A . . MILL BLASTING CARPET PRICES! Ns Money Dows - Up to 36 Moslht to Ps| 100% NYLON Wilk nidi r*w BiUti FU UUcM—S Tmi ComuIn s.. Ti BRAND NEW DELUXE NORGE DRYER # 4 WAY DRYING • 5 HEATS FOR ONLY Includes Installotion, Delivery on^ Warranty 149 MANY OTHER PRE-BRAND 0PENIN8 SPECIALSI tion to the Democratic National Conveotion. She will be an alternate, like Carroll Hubbard of Louisdlle, who turned 23 today. One of Kentucky's 1966 delegates, Jerry Ringo, was only .19 when he attended. Voting age in that state is 18. KRAZY KELLY’S Furniture & Appliance Under a new law. It’s no longer illegal to shoot quail in Vermont. However, the bit^ are extinct in| the state. ^ north Hill PUm Shoppiif ComIot. lochtitor ot TioikoM Idi.. lochoftor OPEN EVERY EVENING TIL 9 P.M. **it Pay$ to Drive to Kelly*$** ALL WOOL WILTON Beautiful Sculptured Leal $4^ Sq. YG. Wheal Beige Tweed With Rubber Pod Attached RANDOM SHEARED TEXTURED WOOL 9 Beoutthil Colon $g99 Sq. Yf “WHY NOTH!! the latest in carpel — M SKILL COTTON DOUOLE Outstandin<9 Tweeds to Cbooss From | $199 Sq. TGo%TmeN Turquoise or White Twist $299 Sq. Yd. FtX)OR COVERtNGS- FE 4^2778 Houro: Open Doily 9:30 to 5:30 Monday, Thjirsdoy ond Friday 'til 9 P. M. 88 S. Saginaw SI., cor. Aubsra Ava. FEDERAL’S short d«r‘ , stortlina '»» A« firs* lien's erisp» sport shirts •New clip figures •Conversation prints • Dashing potka dPts •Tailored stripes •Popular solids •Unusuol surfaces Polished cottons Sure, this astounding tavings price mokes your eyes pop. . . but wait till you actually see ^se sensational short sleeve sport ^irts at Federal's! All the latest stylet; . . . clip figures, conversation pr^ts, solids, polka dots, stripes, pmished cottons, more! Tailored of crito, cool combed cotton with 2 pocke^ cuffed sleeves, sewn-in permanent ^llar stays. Huge range of dork OM pastel tones. Don't waif . . . rusW to Federal's for the shirt ih«k Myour lift . . . 5.M.L 'ci4rge ir pfEN EVERY NIGHT TO * FEDERAL DEPT. STORES DOWNTOWN JlND DRAYTON plains EIGHT THE roXTlAC PRESS. THURSDAY. JULY 7, I960 Stockholders Happy Banks, Customeis Uneasy Despite Record Earnings ■jr 8AM DAWSON''^ iWith « number ot Industrie! that NEAV YORK L record pmflts because the inter- lUIACj Velllj UuU\ ------ ‘ ? higher than a .vear . ago and demand for loans unabat- rArrpC in icnrCbA ed. they fret because they haven't ' WIlsCJ Ml INUIUQ ...j funds to lend. i Their chief comhiaint Is the in-‘ S^UL lAi-rTurkey is Tieplaciiig creased competition among in-iij« 5.000-man brigade in Korea vestment outlets tor individual and with a 300-man company for econp-eorporale smings which has cut.niy reasons, Turkish Ambassador into bank deposits. And hmny Hikmenl Kayri Anli-said Wednes-banks also think the FederarStg-!day. serve Board should ease up on The Turkish cutback will leave the amount of reserves memberjthese foreign forces in South Ko-banks, espr'cially those in Newirea: two U. S. divisions, the Tur-Yurk and Chicago, must malmlkish company, a Thailand corn-tain. ipany, a handful of British soldiers The earnings iTports. howevdr.'with the U.N. command honor should please bani«> stockholders.'guard, and Ethiopian, Australian. One by one. the big banks chalk |New Zealand, Canadian and French up gain*. In this they Contrast diaisoir detachments. 3 DAYS ONLY Friday - Saturday — Monday FLOOR and DECK PAINT Durable, Weather Proofs Full Gloss . Covers Solid SATIN-QLOSS Satin Smooth, ScrubboWe, Dries Fast, Covers Solid S^36 VELVE-TONE Really Woshoble, Long—Oil Base $4 46 PONTIAC PAINT OptB Daily to 5:30 — Sat. 8:00 'til Noon 119 S. Ferry St. FE 5-&184 What a'Deal You Can Get Now! BARNETT'S JULY/ CLEARANCE WASH 'N WEAR SLACKS $2.98 ROBERT BRUCE SWIRI TRUNKS $2.69 ROB ROY SPORT SHIRTS.......$2.39 ROBERT BRUCE KNIT SHIRTS $1.98 HAN^ MANN WALKING SHORTS $2.98 DUNBROOK SPORT COAT $14.98 YEAR ROUND SLACKS 20% OPT SPRING AND FALL lACKETS 20% OFt YEAR ROUND SUITS 20% OFF BUY NOW — YOU SAVE PLENTY! M Starts Fridoy Morning Promptly ot 9;30! With Savings That Talk Turkey 1S38 SUITS ON SALE! E Ome Special Groap—— ^ Wash Wear Cords and $ W It? Dacron Blend Tropicals— •■I Values Up. to $50 on Sole at. One Groap S5% Dacron, « yfl W ft? 45% Wool Summer Tropicals ^ /m I Volues Up to $55 6n Sole at.. JL .H. Hard Finish Year Ronnd m m -mj|7 All-Wool Sharkskins— ^/1 ■”* .Volues Up to $55 on Sole at. JL TWO-PAIVT SUITS— 4| m 087 Alt Wool Sharkskins and Docron-Wool Tropicals—Up to $70 Values on Sole at. . . . Fine Imported Year Ronnd n m All-Wool Sharkskins-;— ^/m 3m -Ufi^^o $65 Volues on Soleot. . . v ;; . . : ; 7 ; JLWJ- You Don’t Need the Cush! come shop! come save! SPORT COATS Rtdmi! Cool Summer Tropical Coats and Year Ronnd Wool Sport Coats Up to $32 Values............... Medium Weight Wool Sport Coats by Dunbrook and Worsted-Tex—Up to $39.50 Values. , Finest Year Round Medium Weighte Tailored by Worsted-Tex—Up to $45 Values. *33*’ *2?*’ *33*7 SPORTSWEAR MEN'S $3.95 SPORT SQIRTS . 2 foi $5 MEN'S $3.95 KNIT SHIRTS 2foi$5 MEN'S $4.95 PUTTER SLACKS . . $2.98 MEN'S $6.95 SLEEVELESS Swaatexi $3.98 MEN'S $3.95 SWIM TRUNKS.. $2.98 MEN'S $4.95 SWIM TRUNKS $3.98 MEN'S $4.95 SPORT SHIRTS $3.69 MEN'S WALKING SHORTS $4.98 MEN'S WASH PANTS............$4.98 $6 MALLORY STRAW HATS...... $4.98 MEN'S $5.00 STRAW HATS ... $3.98 BUYNOWi REALLY SAVE! REMEMBER-YOU GAN PARK FREE WHEN YOU SHOP AT BARNEmi ___________________ WUW-SHW P«tk i« Aoy Lai That Shaws This Sig»—Hate Yow TickBl Sianiwd at Oar Offiw al Tim tf SW S«y.: remember Eve* ATho. Uwtnc.iY«.C« Open Friday and Monday Nights 'til 9 / CHARGEIT! s,„ ,«!Lrn YAKE TWELVP WEEKS TO P S.™. .. C..M N. t..,. C....! *1. ! f 150 NORTH SAGINAW''i:! mOHT NEXT TO SEARS A-- • : lV;- V T . THE PONTIAC PRESS. THl HSl)AV> JUI^' 7. U»«o NINE »«retherirteid la FVrtd., He Mid he mail I r% J* A wrtiN HQHf0 guiiding w w^owanwn, no resMMa to tte'Wni *Tm.. BiiloeH In 0 Ta it Whitfanlot Wtty Hawk fame. THIS IS THE DATE FOR bonus eorningi During June of last year, there we permns lor » homee, valued at 1199,100. AU SavingM Received by the 10 th of Each Month Earn from the lit! Wkgrt yew Mvf does RMke « difference Pace Still Slow Only 16 Pormits Ask«d in Juno at Rcrt* Stays Miind 1959 Period Home building in Pontiac aan-ttaiued at a alow pace lent m k age, there were ealy veined at OM.ON. The 197.000 union hall under construction on Baldwin avenue for Fisher Body Local 306, UAW, helped push the total building picture last month to the half-million dollar mark. There were 133 permits issued, for construction amounting to tSOl.332. ♦ * , k This compares with 134 permits in May. for a total of 1236,061 in new construction. A year ago. there were 139 nermita for con*-struction totaling >101.364. Only two outstanding boxers in modem ring history went through their- professional careers without a defeat or a draw. They were Rocky Marciano of Massachusetts, retired heavyweight champion, after 49 bouts, and Jimmy Camithers of Australia, retired bantamwieght champion, after 19 bouts. OIL OWCAB TABOADA A natural science instructor at Mich^an State University. Dr. Oscar Taboada, will travel to England this tumnter to do research at the School of Tropical Medicine, University of Liverpool. Dr. Taboada is the son of Mrs. Jesse Soriano of 33T Ferry St. Founder of Coffee Co. Diet in Kalamazoo KALAMAZOO (UPI)-John W Deyoung. M. founder of the Deyoung Coffee and Nuts Co. here, died Wednesday after an illness of two months. Deyoung operated the Coff«e and Nuts Co. for over half century and was active religious circles. The republic of Uruguay has an irea of 72,173 square miles. I! t*4 m mro! KOKS mo BOCK! ROBERT HALL REDUCES PRICETON ENTIRE STOCK OF TROPICAL SUITS ' tiooif crisp ARNEL & RAYON Reduced to 188 Superb DACR0N & WORiSTED i ■ Reduced to 88 ICOMPLETE ALTERATIONS AT NO EXTRA CHARGE NOT EVERY SIZE IN EVERY PATTERN OR COLOR! whtwi* mswia hi lufdymw Hif tlitlimw Mssiw SiiiaiA Iw Si Wswtilt «it 200 N.^ Sdg itiow Street Free Parking in the Rear j- - ■/ - IMP PEIMErS YN’U UK Kna^Yotu m Wim STUFFED TOY ANIMALS—SO BIG! UYiunual to find extra large loveable, huggable pets for baby at thia aensationally low price. Covered with washable plastic so safe, in nursery color print.H.. 88c PUNT AND PLAIN rimo Clll SHEETS Our lowest price ever for these fine quality sheets! Closely knit construction, smooth to baby's toQch. Slip on easily — simplifies crH) making, y. ••ch 88c STEP STOOL! NURSERY CHAIR Kig buy-dual usage! Use as training chair . . . drop back-rest down to make handy step stool! hardwood constructed, plastic chamber and safety strap. 3.88 BIRDSEYE WEAVE COTTON DIAPERS Be smart! Get ahead of the game — stock up now on these soft, highly absorbent diapers, and .save! Medium weight, sturdy cotton 27 by 27 inch size. •n« doivn nack ^ gg PENNEY’S FABULOUS COMBED COTTON TRAINING PANTS Test them — see how they wear! Made to Pen-ney’s strict specifications — fully cut, with double body, triple crotch, elaaticised legs! Sizes 1 to .1, 3 for 88c special buys for infants BIG, EASY-CLEAN DIAPER PAIL Large 22 quart size with cover and metal carrying h a n (11 e. Unl)reakab|p l)()I.veth.vlene. White and pa.stel colors. 1.88 COMBED COTTON PULLOVER SHIRTS They’re made to our rigid specifications, soft, yes—and oh! so sturdy! Only fine combed cotton yarns go into their construction! Sizis 0 to 3. 3 for 88c SAVE! TODDLER COTTON KNITS We made a special buy on polo shirts — made the price tag low! Smart collar styles in stripes, fancy patterns, solids! Six colors. Sizes 2 to 4.. 88c INFANTS' COTTON SUN-FUN SUITS \Vhere else but I’enne.v’.-i would find .such cute styles, • many patterns and solffls in sun suit.s — for this price! Cottons: plisse and broadcloth. Sizes 1 to 4. 2 for 88c BEDFORD COTTON CORD CRAWLERS! Value.s! Buy them for tiow—for fall I for gifts Cute bib style in light blue, tan, red, aqua! Fully'' cut.' Sanforized* machine washable! Sizes •/. to 2. 88c WATERPROOF PANtS BUY! BUY! QUILTED CRIB BLANKETS SET of 3 WHITE QUILT LAP PADS Check the way they’re made, see why they’re such good buys! Four gauge strong plastic, nylon covered wmst, leg openings! Bar tacking adds .strength! 4 for 88c Big bargains! Big selection! Fluffy virgin acetate filling, acetate tricot cover. Novelty and niched edge 6 inch acetate satin bindings. White, pastels. 1.88 Quijt ridges help keep ’ ile pad from slipping while feeding baby! Waterproof plastic one side, cotton muslin other side ! Cotton filled. 17 by 18 inch size. 88c Set of 3 . & fai - ^ CO-STAR VALUES! CRIB-MATTRESS Hardwood construction, 4-position m^tal spring. Double drop sides. Plastic teething rail. Wax-birch finish. Vinyl coated cotton covered mattress. Crib 22.S8 Mattress SIO 1 PENNEY’S-DOWNTOWN: Open Monday ond Friday 9:30'A.M. to 9:00 F.M. AU OHiecWfckdOys 9:30 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. PENNEY’S-MIRACLE MILE: Optn Every Weekdoy^—Monday Through Saturday ~ 10:00 A.M.ta 9:00 P.M. THE PONTIAC PRES3, THURSDAY, JULY 7, IWtO All Your Home Improvement Needs Lender One Roof.. . ^ Shop Sears Friday and Monday Nites Til 9 Homart Piston Pump Supplies Up To 275 Gallons Per Hour Regularly at 94.95 79 88 $5 Down Space*S«ver Gas Furnace for Your Basement BTU •209 OrenlM motor and blower for air conditioning. ni> ter - Minder signals dirty filter. A.QA. listed. Ouar< anteed 15 yearsi BTp .. .«CN 1M.IH BTU .. .|3M Honor-Blit Electric Water Heater 17-gal. Tank, V4 H.P. Motor Pumps 275*gal. Per Hour Ttrrj St. ibinc Dept., St. Baacment Youi' Free Indoor-Outdoor Thermometer Has glass-lined tank guaranteed 10 years; 6-gallon size onljrlg inch^ high. Ideal for traileif cottage uae. UL listed. I^ve at Sears! 15 GaUon Size ,_________49.99 America’s most popular shallow-well pus-ton pumps. 17-gaI. size pumps ample water f^r family of 2 to 4 persons.. Low-cost operation. Guariinteed one year. Shop Sears and Save! Other Sears Fine Pumps from .....................69.95 to 179.95 Yes, with every home heating estimate made during this sale, we will present the home owner with a handsome Indoor-Outdoor Thermometer ... and there’s no charge. Complete Selection of Other Type Pumps Shop Sears Fri. ( and 'Mon. Nites ’Til 9 ------Mail This Coupon • To Sears, Roebuck & Co. 154 N. Saginaw, Pontiac IT rapreaentative call Address . City .... Mesh Wall 9 Ft. 24-In. Pool Holds 960 Gallons U Doam Ruggedly constructed! 12 gauge vinyl liner. Walls' are backed with plastic coated fence. All you need to do is put the water in for hours of fun. Also 12 and 18-ft. sizes are available at a slightly higher price. hstalFa Homart—— Sprinkler System While Cast Iron Double Bowl Sink 2488 Re(. 29.95 Economy'' Priced V^-HP Jet Pump Rer 79.95 6985 V'karft II 33 X 30-ln. Porcelain enamel finish resists stains, back ledge for cleanser, glasses. IS D*«a Mast economical HOMART shallow well system, \l-gal. tank, air volume control. “Pop-Up" Head “Wobbler” Head Plumbing and Heating Dept., Perry St 1 Homart Plastic Pipe ^50 J/gxlOO-fl. Charge It %x1064t. 11J0 2x190-8. S7M, Add New Kitchen Beauty 54-in. Cabinet Sink • Regulai'ly priced at 79,95 • Convenient, modern and has plenty of storage 69 88 55 DOWN Get a new sink with a built-in look. Acid and scratch resistant porcelain enamel steel sink has 2 drainboards. Baked-on white enamel finished cabinet. With chrome-plated faucet, trim. Belter Quality Steel Cabinet Sink Reg. 1*4.95 9488 Best Autoinatic Garbage Disposer Reg. S9A5 4485 54-ln. Bonderlzed steel resists rust. PoTcetatn enameled smit. With rinser spray. Save Flushes food waste down the -drain. No mess, no odors. Easy (Hie-man installation. Economy*Price Garbage Disposer Reg. 49.95 3985 HOMART Genuine Ceramic Wall Tile 49^ Vz-H.P. Craftsman 14 OWB Get rid of garbage quickly and quietly. Contmuous-feed action. Easy to Install. Reg. 59c sq. ft Homart ^ilt-Action' Aluminum Windows 1388 2 Track up to 46 united bnehes Sprayer Plus 12*Gal. Air Tank *133 Carl Extra Commercial 95 Down type. Compressed air regulates from 0^ to 100 - lbs. and stops automatically. Includes-gun and hose. Has many extra uses such as Inflating tires, greasing, etc. Shop Sears today and save! Paint Dept., Main Basement We Install Gutters Iron Railings Floor Tile Plastic Wall Tile Ceramic Wall Tile Garage Doors and Many More Items. WMi’t Stain, bum or scratch. Spacers assure good fit. Your choice of aqua, yellow, pink. ChSTf* It Extruded aluminum. Designed Homart Aluminum Combination Door Reg. 95.95 .3185 necessary_______________ Screen insert, piano binge. Free i2-ln. Dodr Grille. Save 1.30 per Gallon on Master-Mixed Housfe Paint • Rc^rly 529 Ganon^ • Sear6 new low price!!! ►99 ^ Gal. CHARGE IT Formulated with the best pigments and vehicles to give you a paint with good hiding power and a rough elastic film. Mildew-resistant; too. Available in 13 colors plus self-cleaning white. Buy now. Save! Paint Dqit.. Main Basement Sturdy Wood Extension ^^LADDERS 16. 1949 Foot Made of heavy duty grade lumber. Rungs .securely mort,i!^ed. Save ! I 20-ft. Ijidder 24-ft. Ladder 28-ft. Udder 32-ft. Udder 36-ft. Udder 40-ft. Ladder Paint Dept.! .Main Basement . 16.50 19.50 . 22.95 . 25.50 . 28.95 . 32.50 100% Nylon Bristle Workmaster Brush 244 10% OH ... Roofing and Siding Materials Installed by Sea^ .. ^ Reg. 2.9S , 4-Iach Made of miracle Tynex nylon bristles. Lasts longer, --------" ----------—sprnds paint smoothly, holds full load of paint. Buy how. Save! Roofihf Installed by Sears experts! Our most popular roofing combines high quality and beauty at Sears usual low price. All shingles are uniformly thick. Ye«r choice of 19 colors. Save at Sears! Building Materials, Perry St. Basement Siding instaUed by Sears experts Let r Sears arrange InstaUatlon ... labor and materials. Sears has fine fire resistant siding that withstands years of wear Make your home oh^ of the outstanding ones in the neighborhood. "Satisfaction guaranteed or your money back’*' SEARS 154 N. Saginaw St. Phone FE 5-4171 IkI S - . 3T THE PONTIAC PRESS THURSDAY. JILY 7, I960 -V ELEVEN ^ Let’s Go Camping It’s Fun and Thrifty! Elgin 12-ft. aluminum open fishing boat REGULAR 9199 weighs only 87-pounds! 48-inch beam! 159 88 10% Down Why rent a boat any more when you can have your own for lean than $200? Klgin J. C. Higgins trailer • COmpcr 12-f<}ot aluminum is lightweight, Ideal for car top. Takes up to 7V*-h<^c|)ower ' , motor. Carries up to 3 paasengers. Hurry in,today for this terrific buy. At Sears. complete With 2-wheel trailer Elgin 7^-hp Fisherman ^ «22 A ^ prop. Auto baU. SVi-aal. Elgin boat trailer Y tralUr 7S0-poun 988 Can'Type Fire Extinguisher If-oi. can 88^ Steel colled aprlnga allow air to circulate between you and the aMt for coolness. Carry in glove compartment for quick protection. Ideal" for home use too. At Seara. Porous fiber makes it possible for this seat cover to “breathe” . . .cool in the summer, warm in the winter. Plastic coated fiber makes it easier for you to slip in and out of your car. All trim is sturdy vinyl plastic. For the^iext 3 days, you can save 3.07 on these good looking .durable seat covers ... so hurry into Sears. SAVE 3.07 REGULARLY 15.95 13“ Installed most cars *^Satisfection gUOTajiteed or your money back” SEARS 154 North Saginaw St.~ Phone FE 5-4171 THB PONTIAC PHESS. THUB8HAV. JtXV 7. HWO WKC « ,08 NORTHJ^'J^ HOffir DOmi-TMKSS »MY New PHILCO Wringei Washei Pins Wagon Filled With Soap Brand JVair 'M Pbileo Wotbor. Wagon and S Not. Sopplf of So^ Thit quality Philco washer has approved safety .wringer, porcelalm’ tub; heavy duty transmission. Big r u b trc r casters. Full one year warranty - and it's brand new! With Trade. NEW LEONARD REFRIGERATOR or FREEZER ^ LEONARD Refrigerator or Freezer NEW HUlfTlIfi AITOIATK WASHEI! Big Upright Freeier Hotdt 301 Ibi. of Proton Foods Big Refrigerator Hot Koacb-Eatf Door Storage Both the deluxe Leonard Freezer aitd Refrigerator have “^-year warranty, offset hinges, lifetime eot»tfuction, iberglas insulation and in-The-l govemmeqt are being brought in to addres^l the two groups. Also foreign exchange students. both on the high school and college level, are being a^k^'d speak to the students. Maurer and Ensign meet regu^ larly with Douglas B. Lund, director of instruction for the kx:al schools, to adwst the program to suit the studenls. * CLASSES ‘GREAT’ And how do the students themselves feel about attending schobl in the summertime? Their com-■ ments range from "great” to "we think it's fun” and “now we don’t have to work at home.” Several youngsters have given up p lew days of their family vacations so they won’t have to miss any time at school. And the teachers are equally enthusiastic. They both say, “These students are thinkers. They all have contributions to make, and the time we spend with them just isn’t long enough.” * * ★ There is no planned curriculum, and no text Ixioks are assigned. The first hour of tha^day is devoted to discussion of current events found on the front and editorial pages of The Ponline Press and j other daily newspapers. Then the day’s work begins. ■k * -k The teachers and administrators all are pleased with the program to date. They feel well satisfied with the studoits who were picked to take part in the experiment because of their high academic standing, their contributions to their classes and their interest. k\ k k According to Lund, some 90 per cent of those contacted arc taking advantage of this special training which supplements and comple- ments their regular school studies. 19 Area Students in Music Workshop Nineteen area s.tudents are among the .ISO teen-agers participating in the eighth annual High School Music Workshop at Eastern Michigan University in Ypsilanti. The three-week session ends to-a final concert at 7:30 p.m. at Pease Auditinrium on the campus. TIm .concert, which Is open to the public, will fentnre the combined efforts of the choir, band and orchestra, the three major components of the workshop. Area students taking part in the workshop and their schwis are: Walled Lake High-^udith Carrels, 7648 Sweetbrier Rd„ Orchard Bailey, 1172 J)elta Rd„ Walled Lake. Clifford Smart High — Paul Eicher. 3218 Winterbury Rd.. Orchard Lake; Dave Boggess, 9485 Richardson Rd., 'Walled Lake; Emilie Beaupre, 3352 Westwlnd Rdr, Walled Lake. Oxford High —dudy Redman, 171 Ray Rd., Oxford: dudy Shoemaker, M Park St.. Oxford, and George Traak, 7M Leonard Rd.. Leonard. South Lyon High—Angela Gardner. 345 N. Lafayette St. and Linda Ritter, 13500 12-Mile Rd., both of South Lyon. Eppler Junior High—Peter Murphy, Rick Nitterhouse, 43471 Ryan ■" ■ Utica; Michael Pressley, 777 Mary Lou Ct.. Utica: Gaelynne Webb and Linda Wiati. •Sterling Junior High—B o n Humsey, 8095 Gage Crescent Rd., Utica. Southfield High —Susan Haynes. 29500 WUdbrook Rd., Southfield. The students studied musical theory and were required to take part in two of the three major activities. They also had the iportunily to take a class in either voice production or conducting. * V * 'The members of the workshop are living In residence halls on They have been par-ticipAting in a special recreational program held each afternoon and sponsored by the University’s Department of Health . and Physical Education. I Avondale Upset Neztek's Resignation A waifs Private Talks win John Neztfk band! One of the main issues under idlrector In thf; Avondale firr is whether Ncriek i rekignatlon 'School System next year? was vobmiarv ..r whether it was This question is of con- B«a«i-direcie.i slderable concern to Board i*rc«Mrm <> nt of Education members who ur,i»n, rspi.i«ed, n wouw’iook Ihavi accepted his reslgna- bcllrr l tVsinl! This remark drew acvcrnl (tifn-ImemlMT* continued Hdamanl iniments from peotdc in the audience Ithetr aland nof to dlseuss Nc/lek’si^ho said if the Board did not resignation publiclv until they hovel . . . meriwith him in private resaionl*'"' _ they had a riKht to know' why not They charged that the [Vsird S^mic .in p<-ranns at the Board 'n<-tlon- was based solely on rumor iiKi-llns walled |Mllentt,v lor IhikI "inrilreci testimony." Ihrre hours lor the matter to to* | Ne/tek himself said, ”l'm not reaehial on the oKcndn. Then It |ri|;hling for rny eoniract. Pm UNION IJVKK Aiva new IV J!"'runv.rs • _ J ‘''tn Ihrniuh a Irllcr from Mrs. * * * TUo unidentified wilm'SKes nlso|Mr. nnd Mn» .lames (. n niahop of the ,%vun m i i i m . s i. i re slated to take th«> tests. [Adams are now living in I’bila j.,,,. Bmoiters < Ini, '^at he had Police said they intend to duirgel'k'ipttla, where he is slallonisl with . asked .S,'hools .Supt 1.4-Uo.v R. Wall „ie driver with negligent homlekle.!*ke. Navy, lollowing a hone.\mta,n •''h'' a.sk«l si'ven i|uesl|ons she to speak in his Is-half at the me/'l Tbey reported that all four of lhr|‘*’*P ittrough Ihi' Calakill Mofin '‘•'"d were of the "ulinoift inuK>r-lirTs which he did not allend young men had been drinking prlwi’"'"* Y""< lanee” l<> the wliole eomtniinlly to Hoard niemlMMs retorted thru to the arcident. krnle is the tormer Dolores I'ove answertsi they thought it Ne/tek Realized his ’Elaine Burgin. daughlei of Mr. Among them weie wlielher Ne/ ijol, was at slake, he should have and Mrs. Harry .M. Bui-gin of IBri’J t<’k had been given a letter ol made a s|s-eial .effort to allend Petroliu St. Her hushaiMi's panmts rt'Nignation to sign and, if he were,meetings I'alled solely lor-his sake arc Mr and Mrs J Gmdon AdanlNlguilly of an.v imsdemeHnocs. why The lloaid agreed to meet in Sr. of 4391 .Sandy i'lwk Ui-Ullea. he wasn I simply fiivd exeeulive S4wsim> with Ne/iek tind A ballerina-length ^n of 'vhlie .SITr.\TUI\ his.ehown reiiresenlalive (lum the MRS. jam>:m w Baker Dr., lo sliU o« the hospital’s criMcol list today, James Mniitb, to, of tJSM Uhscr Rd., hi In fair condlUoii at the hos ptial. Both men ha\c been on aMe to make aay slaleineni to palter. Bockhorst was treated ami released frem the hospital Monday night. Neilaon, who worked as a gardener. was married and the father )f a 21-month-old daughter. I Planning for Wedding ORTO^VIU.E - An Aug 27 wedding is being planned by Alice _Marle Graves and Donald KarwoUci. 'The bride-elect is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence C. Graves, 111 James St. Her fiance is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John S. Karwuski of F'enton. ; riiosen by Itw Avondale Kdiiralion Aasn silk orgah/.a i bride for ivr wedding kt th.' Km.i Mu^higan i;d;:;;;i;:;n a;:;; ICe\“Sd S'^Jism' iievk'^■••'•Mons they ha.l held ” m.iliud undei standing^ pllques Hilorntd the susip sessions to meet wllhl '*’'•* meeting then __^. Ne/lekan.llhathefailedloa|,p.mr '''’''''’ rHiiRnl with (MirnatioMs jiml !*» laki* part llarrletle Burgin was nuftd of"' '""’.v warne.l. baw.vef. that hoimr for her sister James Wilde i""'’"'''' ''' 'key were "suaranleelng noth of Htlra served as liesi man, ,, . .........! ll^sheis were Skip Osls.rne andi„.V“'-l. ,I!2' Walt said he would prole.M an AKA niemher lepivsenling the iNind direelor hut would not lie against his having MEA represen- ferenl oeeaslons they hail held" iitie of the guwii. Her colonial iHiuiiuel ...... ... . ill 1.... II,„) iefu.Hcd to lliinl when he lu'ing In his < Ihi- aulenme. Ikiairl Vice Presidi'iil Earl Wil-, Mk hael Gi-Hvelle, Iwlh of Ponliae.i*"' Following the ceremony, a than to i-e-ptlon was held at the home „[ »l“P<'arunces as ' e the bride.s parents. * . * * ilaliun He added Ihatdie also w -------------—— I The nimmumly s interest in the Ne/lek 'bringing legal resignation of Itie I,and dire in the June state aid were approved lor two his resignal ion not tv-area ichool districts yesterday hyiand that he Ik- offrnsl the Stale Department of Pulilic lraci instead Inst ruct ioil aT Li\n»tng; Given the go-ahead were I.ake||j„n fii.m Nejifek u..„ ................ ^n Community Schwla, fra qiijtsling that he be permitted to' The ,-hnhees of a ”drv hole ’ in SlatkOM, imd Almont School Dis-jwilhdrioc his resignation His re-drilling for oil or gas is much- kw resigna-ign-au-r now than it was r,0 years ■Plfd by the ununi-'ago, the U. S. Bureau of Mi,v-s toward me,-iing normal ois-rating lion , e.xpenses s Vole of the Hoard. ‘IHiinIs ( FREE 5-PlECE DANISH PECAN Reg. $59.50 MATTRESS and BOX SPRING With Each Bedroom Suite Purchased 5-PIECE BEIGE WALNUT Golden Agers to Meet Fridayr-Dancing, Cards The Waterford Golden Age Qub will meet for an evening of fun at 7:30 p.m. Friday in the Oominun-ity Center on Williams Lake road. Music will be fumiahed by. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph I. Gklley tyr square and regular dancing. There will be ca^ games, and refre.sli-ments will be served. Hoiris will be Walter Watson, Edwin Goit, Roy Cronkright and Edward I*. Sugar. The Waterford group has been invited to aarkston by the Pioneer Club for an ice cream social and hobby show Saturday. There w be an open house from 1 to 4 p.i at ,Uie Commtintty House, scone of . all the day’s activity. LUeUXE DORA SAEGER Mr. and Mrs. Roy Saeger of ^ Briarville Dr. announce the i' engagement, of their ImmIIv’ Saturday The_ FCC ruled V U a leg^ Spencer Funeral Home, flint. fomaed him everythtng la set. Daly asked for thti time after a June 16 appearance by Sen. John ; F. Kennedy of Masaachuaetts. Lvry In Miaaeari and It and father of CampbeU, Mo. five wrt. Demer of C ‘' Chaoter of St Louia, Mo., Kamath, Jamat F. and Bennlo of Pontiac. bt at 9:10 Am. fH-day at WeitanbetiMr Funeral Homa in Oatntt. Mra. ialoaky'a body win than V taken to the Aaaumpdon (Grotto) (Tmreh tor aervioao at VhM sjn. Friday. Burial wUl V In Holy Sepuldvne Cemetery. dACOB O. WEBI ^ Jacob G. Wehb, (B. formerty ofnonl Pontiac, died of cancer yceterday' atp his bome in KnoxvlUe, Temi. Cbeetea Cnmun of Orchard Labe Clarence Schwab of Noetb-vUc; a brother, Archie Criinua of Pontiac; and five grandebOdren. Robbia Payna. both of Pootlac. US U VAHVLSR OXFORD — Service tor Lee L. anVleet 71 famMriy of Oxford, win ba bdd at 1 pjn. Sunday at Doaiariat B Retd Funer Burial will V fat Ridgetown BBRCBT r. CBIMM WALLED LAKE ~ Borvlet tor Haitart F. Cnimm, «. of 1» lla» V haU at 1:90 P4A Saturday at Rlchardaon-Bird FV Burial win ba In Oak- Ctisb, No Bed; Woman Dies Out on Street )ir. Van fleet died Monday tat ’jLMBa, a hag iltaMa. Bt WM a nanbar of tht KMgbta of PytUaA Oiderd. aad Harold, both «f Oxford; tbrw PASADENA. OUH. J," anid Ibo Btdo lady, ilfcp In a ceiir* A police otOoer expUned V her Jtat K waa MPSat tha ndaa. He ■sprtai eba go to (ba SMwdf Army. 'ni Just go over to the bos star B.- Rto aobi- “Portapa I can Raep Owrt. tt I can Juat Bvw until rn reotivo • waliuc TM waa ct 9:» pjn. Tueaday. PATIOS FaclMf4i>Tfi-fiicti STONI lot UhtU PATIO POt ONLY •4* SMivamd la Baav SaM lopr A. JWUir PATIO STONI 00. m i-Asss ______ ad on a street half a btock away. The ofOoer checked. It waa the same woman. She vraa idmUflad from papera aa Grace A. Pettnsn. «, with no, haown reiatlvee. A note in her | pnrae aaki she «aa iU ft«^ a Vart aUment ' ATHLrYf^sl^ OltM HOW TO KlU IT 1 America First The shot barely missed Valderas, and struck a door. No one uai injured Municipal Judge Marurice Finnegan ordered IV Kelley brothers to pay S25 court coats. $23 probation coats and placed them He speaks on Daly won free TV time In Chicago last year during his campaign lor nomination tor mayor! on both the Republican and Demo-! cratic tickets. j on a year's Hendei^ also vai Put on probation (or a year. Police said the beating stemmed from complaints that Valderas and hli wife, Josephine. Vd made to tv parents of tV younger Kelley's 3 Meet Death inUPCrackup throwing stones at neighborimod Say Committeeman Didn't Pilfer Drinks MUNISING » - Three peiwons were killed last night when a car struck a concrete abutment of the Black Creek Bridge on M67, about 20 milei southwest of this Upper Peninsula chtnmunity. LOS ANGELE.S (UPli - > partisan pair of passengers said today that— Louisiana’s national committeeman was stone sober and not drunk, as charged, wVn V arrived in Los Angeles aboard an airliner iaat Friday night. One Camille Gravel'a fellow pmeengerx, a Republican, even admitted that he, and not Gravel, wu the. mysterioua martini pilferer of Deha-Amerlcan Flight 921 from Fort Worth. Richard C. McChrystal. a Loa Angeles chemical engineer. aV the theft of the box of six promUed martini! in midflight The other passenger, Edward Sam Sell of New Orleaiur — “I think I'm a Democrat.”-alao aaid that Gravel had nothing to do with taking the martinis wtule tV stow-ardess waa away. Auto Rams Abutm«nt of BridgR on M67 Near Munising State Police identified the vlc-tima aa Donald M. Lindquist, 32, the driver, of Ann Arbor; Marie H. Welabecker, 31. a divorcee wlthj three children, of Monroe; and! Michael Malnar, 50, of nearby Chatham. All thraeixxrupants were aittit« in the front aeat of the car. Police aaid the car apparently waa traveling at high speed. The Impact of the craeh forced the engine through the front of the car and it was found mn Mlrs. Welabecker's body. TV wreckage wai found by at motorist who notified State Police.' Dtloys CondidotR OK NEW YORK (UPI)-'ibe AFI, CIO, the naiion’a largest labor lederation, will announce next month which prealdcntlel candidate it will support. AFLCIO President George Meany 4aid Wednes-j day. SAVI «t CONN'S and Boys' Wear SPORT SHIRTS V2 OFF M.NValm...99e t2.NValHs..$149 13.99 Vaises. $1.99 WASH'N'WEARABLES 9erwda^1>Mls--8hiri at . .?t1;» Swiai SaHi, Jai^s^ aad Maa’s WUla SltartSlaaTa Brass Skills. .$! J9 Cord Slacks, rag. tL96 ... .New $2.99 LigUwaighl Jackals-$/2 OFF TUXEDOS «ENTED-~REASONABLE PRICES / ■ ■ CLOTHES 71 N.Saginaw THE PONTIaC press; THURSDAY. JULY 7. 19m FIFITCEN Jack ft) Convention Friday or! HYANNISPORT. Mm. MAP)-Sen. John P. Kennedy o( IImm-dWMtti pUM to lenvc Cape Cod cntic National Oonvention either Friday or Saturday. flight to neoday. Kennedy haa ■wimming and tucket Sound. ' vaeattoning here ' r, except tor a w Yoric Monday reply to former S. TVaman and New York Wed- been' golfing, aallimt on Nan-Smith. hla brolhar^n-law and golfing parlnor the program will be much ante tor the reel of the vmk. In order to occupy the preol-dency a peraon moit be a natural-citlaen of the United Stateo. be at least 35 yean of have been a rroident Florida Convict Can't Ignore Call of the Cell He must Marion County authoritteo noadlthe county Jail. He had hitchhiked heard from Roy Stewart. 35. when back. OCAI..A. Fla. (AP) — A convfal walked away from a Marion Ooun-„ , ty road gang Feb. 29 where he United Statea for li^waa doing time for driving while The tame qualifications drunk and having no drt\w’a IW to the vice presidenoy. icenae minor Infraction. He asked tor extradition to Florida but Marion offiriala declined to start proceed-■ ig". » * . * * Then. Stewart otlrred to come back if money was sent lor bua fare. No money was sent. Tuesday, Stewart wniked into Before entering on his duties lowlDg oath: "1 do solemnly swear (cm;, affirm) that I wit) talllitully execute the office of the Preetdent of the United Statee, and will, to the beat of my ahUlty, preserve, . protect and defend the Gonetitu-' ' lion of the United States. PEACEFUL PIPES — John Troutman and his four-year-old pal Jackie enjoy a relaxing pipe as they watch the show at the nth annual Pennsylvania Dutch. Folk Festival in Kutztown, Pa. The pipe-puffing canine and John are from Pottotown, Pa. They were among 10,000 vlsitofs to the festival Wednesday. Ah, the Life of the Open Sewer Hunts MuBdy Treasure BALTIMORE, Md. (AP) — Patrolman Ocorge Quire couldn’t believe hla eyes but there was a man coming out of a sewer. Hla clothing was wet and covered with muck. 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The one-year crrdH tor approximately 2SO.OOO balea of cotton wib 'finance about one fifth of Japan'a catlmated 1M041 purchaaea U. S. raw cotton. The remaining one million balea will be financed from private Japaneae and U. S.| aourcea. ^ P^eaident Woodrow WUaon gave * * * jtp Franklin D. Roooevelt the taNe The 12-milIion-doJiar autoroobtie on which he' wrote the firtt draft credit over a 10-year period waalof the League of Nationa plan. He'll .'emain there while Argentine Preaident Arturo Frondiai viaiti in Madrid. Apparently the Spamah government aaked Peron to al himaelf from Madrid during the Frondizi vioM that begina today. Latior Leaders Join to Support Swainson DETROIT (UPl)-8ev«nd leaden of local labor orgt here are banding togtfiwr to oop-port Li. Gov. John B. Swainoon lor the Democratic nominatlpn for governor, it wao repotted today. 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Buy nowl 42x81" Trulon ponels; 45", 54", 63", 72", 81" lengths. Dacron* Polyester panels; 36" flocked nylon, Dacron* tiers. MatehiRg valaneaa 89a ‘Dupont's reg. trademark Rag. 1.69 la 1.99 apart thirla, play ’a aansails Boys' short sleeve shirts of woven or knit cotton. Stripes, ploids, prints. Brighten windows with carefree curtains, tiers, panets iRfants’ 1.99 tarry flaap ’a play sats 2 *3 1 and 3-pc. styles, of soft terrydoth. White, postals.. Ml oUaaa slaaparfs I'H Girls’ rag. 1.99 twa-pe. cotlaa play sats 2-'3 Goily trimmed, scoo|>neck c r o p-tops with matching shorts. A»t. 3-6x,^ 7.14, 'Spruce ^p your bathroom ‘with cutipile jnot and Tid cover. 8 colors. 22x36". ElGHTgEN THE PONTIAC PRESS. THigRSDAY. JULY 7. 19W Nehru'M Pled: Handles /or the Brooms of India NEW $1 Million AbofMA iCor Falls Oft 170-FootCUH; DMverOkay Ik Am That car of Ha WM SAN rptANCISCO (AP) • ««lt J. Wmm. 3A iCopo >• C iw G Uh KaaMW, OUa. H ia Detearal* *»vt MactroffalHIaatcMMBrt flt»aM^.jat Wilw — ck tntimw' IkM Widaaad^f and walkaf) awayahare. Mt si dw n|lion ^ the world. Wm liava “tired Af riMMW» SOME IISH: - Mr* Jane Baldasare, 25. alts with (ome of. the gear she will uae in her try to awtm acrou the English Channel under water. She will attempt the 38-niUt awtm some time in Au-gtad when the tides are right. She expacta the trip to lake from SO to 50 hours and says her main tear la gatting loot. Orthodox Church May Start Villago for Ag^ near Grass Lake, authorised a study to determine whether aaUblishment of a village would be feasible JACKSON (UPl) The Roma-n>n Onhodox Churcli is considering establishing a village neari American homeowners are now here for iu aged members. ispendlng about $15 bUl|on a year; La.vmen and priaata, meeting ion home improvement and , for (heir annual congress at Grey slon, according to the Tile (kun-Towers, (he church's national cil of America. Inc, Jane Lee July CXEARAMCE Entire Stock LINGERIE # formerly §old at 1,99 and Sf,99 NOW $9 . «1J9 fjcme 41 NORTH SAGINAW STREET gnd MIRACLE MILE YOUR cmia OF colors • A»y« am aVIavl Hat NRLLBOmnyRT • Hmiaa Patas • OsM lasaiai Iff Gol. 2nd Gol. • Nfsh Sik $595 r •icfc • Massaiy •htsHar Priaw* iisnuLT TILE Spofftr CLOSE-OUT mmu SMD vwn TIIE firsi Oaalily Vinyl rtnatk Qunllvy Sd. Y4. Phttklhll TUIcu Wl A«l YOUR AUTHORIZED SANDMII DEALER InsMo—Ottfsido WHITE PAINT $|59(ui - Afgtuni Ciifcw SoIMViiylTilt 22 1?cu ^Hty lii Uoglostd CsNIiiiic nOH'TU 2 Vk So. Ft, wwnwwws PLASTIC j COUNTER TOPS Vs Off .B ii|iiiii«r't 1 1 AACMAIC WIT 1 || «w. "•y 1 H csapsa swS W s-ts.-s* I If YOV Don't Buy four Tilf From as. We BOTH Lou Money 1055 W. HURON FE 8-3717 PUnty of Porking Haani Man., Thms.. Pri. 'M 9 — Tam., WsA., tat. 'tN g Paaflae's largasl Arsutraag Daoler THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS DRASTICALLY REDUCED WORTH OF REGULAR STOCK AI^ Salt Oa .i'kiaMEkt. SAMSOKITi 0s:iHa1lBj lfmage ^ m W‘ FAN < 1 ‘IS- P T THK TOXTIAC PBBf 46th Leaveg thi« Weekend Guard Readies for Camp . Pontiact IfiO-mu Nati« Guard unit. Co. E. 2nd R^„-r Group. 46th Inlnmry Division, is busy with last minute deta^ in ' aum> tratning encampment which ^begins • nir Micl^gan guard's two-month ^aununor training season wfll begin j;i^Saturday with the movement ol •»the 46th Iiifantiy Division and at-55;tached units to Camp Grayling. ^ This will be the iSrgest en- The local guardsmen will l They wiU leave PonUnc at dawn, Saturday in buses and Iroop car-! Her trucks. There are tome S.OQtj pocky Is Asking pory of Parole ^ New York Governor Tells Board to Explain X Mistake on Killer X NEW YORK fUPD-Gov. Nelson Rocheteller has asked the State Board to explain its ad- Goh Reody for Jets SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador ^ <>**>> bank _________ -The govemmew annaunced fli« that has a mortgi«o plaaa Wcdnsaday to expand this ~ eapitel's airport to aeoommodate Jet airtlnen. A cohstniction con-awarded to Airways En-Oirp. of the United C*-G»«topo Chief Held Jy under die American wirNlCH. Geimtnv (UPli -_ hat has a mortgage on an Erich Dew*er. 4ormw Gertapo aelhff volcano. The volcalie is on chW in The Hague, Holland, who KBauea. When it arupta It deatroys »"• charged with the murder of cropn. but It alao builds up new J® Pawners of war in land th.« «k. earlier this week thus increasing the security (by West German police, it hAs for the mortgage. ,bren disclosed The guardsmen 8 h o u I d have' camp set up by Satinday evening.! Local guardsmen will get more' night tratning in the field than in! previous.years. They will spend! four days and /lights in bivouac ■ areas during the second week, instead of two night as they have previously. Te»to will be given during the two neek peiiod to determine the readiness of oqnads and sections. The annual division reviev/. Gov-i emor’s Ball, and memorial amices will be held on July 16 and 17. The EOOO guardsmen will march In review before U, Gov. John B. Swainson,^ guard leaders, end ani expected 3,000 or more visitors. I * * a At the same time. Michigan Air National Guard uniU will be train , it^id. mistahe in releasing conjJ?* ^ victed killer Frederick Wood. Guard Base at Alpena. City Draft Board Inducts 4 Men for June Call * Pontiac Draft Board 63 announced today that H inducted four area men into the Army during June and ha.s been ordci-ed by state selective service hendquor-“I k™. th,.(,hi„8 hr ,1 X^'itbin 'a month of his parole had .^killed twice more and confessed ^two other decades-old slayings.' jjw Wood, a Mtarp.faeed but on the Sw surface a rolld-manoered man of 46, was paroled from Oannemora * PrisoB Juae 6 over the protests ^ of officials In his home town of wjj Elmira. N.V. He had been servos* big a M-year-to-ltfe sentence for X' beating John E. Lowman to death •« In i64*. jCUpable of," said filmira PpUcp tSilef John E. GbWen. "I went to school at the same time he did. I probably knew him better than hnybody." Parole Board Oiairman Russell G. Oswald said the decision by the five-man board had been unanimous. Wood’s prison record hod been "outstaliding” and prison reports indicated he was an "adjusted. . . penitent" prisoner, even though his police record went back to 1925, Oswald said. ■‘I guess you would have to say we made a mistake,” Oswald said. Rockufdytaradud lor tixmapMe —report at Wood’s nartile. The board’s August quota is exactly half of the county quota calling for 24 inductees. ThOM Inducted for last month were Carieton C. MeKinnun of tes W. Howard St,, James R. Mardls of 206 8. Edith 84., Pred-ifle L. Buchanan of 03 Jaeokes 8t., and Alfred O. Posesny of Farmington. In the August call. Board 67 in Pontiac will furnish nine men and Board 66 in Royal Oak. three. The state will deliver 389 i^s-trants ' for induction and .2,782 prospective draftees will be or-4eml to take physicfd exaipina- NO MONEY DOWN—Juit S«y "Chorgt If " GEORGE'S DEPT. STORE E EEP STAMPS — 74 N. SAGINAW STRUT TRII PARKING CHAISE LOUNGE 3 iuUl- * us It* HEATT 6A06E UDMINUM CONSTBUCTION —Ouablt *s4 Eaiy to CInb Webbiag SKCUL mClMSE SU£ tr roWER MOWERS Wc hove mod* « spcciol purchose of top quality power mowers_ through*special orrongement with the monufocturer we were oble to Acquire a lorge shipment of these mowers at very low cost. Take odvontoge of this sole and save, iove, save. GfANT 27-INCH BAR-B-QUE 14" SWIMMING POOLS ROUND TYPf SWtM^OOLS • WMi WhMJs Hag. 129.95 . All Sizes, All Types at Huge Discounts 1 Big 6 Ft X 8 Ft. Extra Heavy RUBBERIZED CANVAS SWIM XINRTKKN $40 VALUE OPEN EVERY EVENING TIL9P.M.^ SUNDAYS 10-4 ^ PLfNTY OF FREE PARKING SUPER BARGAIN CENTER 1052 WEST HURON STREET JUST WIST OF TILEGRAPH RD^ . IN TMI HURON CENTRE (CHINA CITY RESTAURANT BLOCK) Ws Hssaiv* Ike gigbl le limil QiKiDrilies — AH H»m$ SakjacI lo Prior Safe BE AT GEORGE'S EARLY TOMORROW! SAVE NOW! I^OURSAli FROM 9:30 A. M. to 8:30 P. M. FRIDAY ONLY! Br EARLY T0M0RR(;\A/F( jR rMES>T TERRIFIC SREKHE FR«:E! HOLDEN’S RED STAMPS BEST VALUES AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE! EASY TERMS! SPECIAL! 4Jc—fO Square Print "Bales" Qaality YASD GOODS 22* $1.99 LADIES' JAMAICAS 99* $3.99 Summer ladici' SKIRTS $188 33‘ SPECIALl Slock Upl Sire 1-44 LADIES’ NO-IION SUNBACKS 88^ FEATHER PILLOW $100 $1.99 LOOP RUGS 89‘ 19c WASH CLOTHES 5‘ Plaid 70x80" BLANKETS $^39 SPECIAL! Heg.'11,59 SfeevefeM COOL SHORTS LADIES' BLOUSES 69* SPECIAL! SUMMER JACKETS $199 WHITE UNIFORM $388 $3 LADIES' HATS $100 MATERNITY DRESSES $-1^ 19‘ SPECIAL! 16.99 Summer 1-52 NEW DRIP DBT | $2.99 UDIIS' SUM PANTS $166 LADIES' DRESSESl $5 PRINT DRAPES $5 CHENILLE 1 SPREADS SPECIAL! $25 LADIES' ' FORMALS $2^99 $299 Famouf Hama to 97.99 LADIES' LASTEX 10 PANEL CURTAINS 88' 39c CANNON HAND TOWELS 25’ j SWIM SUITS .^^88 S99 WEDDING DRESSES 15 $10 LADIES' RAINCOATS ‘5 SPECIALl I9e Qttolllr Fine Colton Infant-Tots' 2 io 6 Training Panties 10' $1.00 Befftr Ladiai' Walltlt 39‘ $1 88 1 $1.00 VALUES ladiii' Collars 19' LADIES' $25 COATS-SUITS 10 SPECIAL! Sore on S/4.99 9 lo 52 Lediei' Waih 'n Wear Summer Dresses LADIES' ROBES $179 1 Tots' Playtex PANTIES 39' BOYS'-GIRLS' SUN SUITS 99' 69c WRAP BLANKETS 39' DUPUS $179 SPECIAL! ffeq. S2.99 Denim MEN'S PUTTER PLAY-JEANS 8 $1.99 MEN'S SWIM TRUNKS 99' S4.99 MEN'S WALK SHORTS $388 SPECIAL! Cirfa' J le 14 SHORTS. POLOS, |AMAICAS,^BLOUSIS. eiRMUDAS 99* SS.99 DRESS MEN'S PANTS $388 $2.99 MEN'S 'pajamas' $339 39c BOYS' TSHtRTS 29' $3.99 BOYS' CHINOS $2»77 29c BOYS' ANKLETS 15' 99' SPECIAL! Short Sfeeve Sf.99 MEN’S COOL SPORT SHIRTS 88* $4 Girls' 3-14 DRESSES $188 Girls' COnON $1.19 SUPS 79' S9c GIRLS' PANTIES 29' $1.39 GIRLS' BLOUSES 69' SPECIAL! To $2.99 Fame ua Make leys'. Girls' 3-14 SWIM SUITS .^159 SW.Ss SMMcr MEN'S SUITS *24 $19.99 MEN*S Treadi COATS $g88 $5.99 COOL MEN'S ROBES $388 Mta's Jockati $188 T GRORGE'S DEPT. STORE \fREE RED STAMPS — 74 N SAQINAW STREET — FREE DOWNTOWN PARKIMO TWENTY THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAt, JULY 7. 1960 Plank Would Seek Strong Fcdcml Action M CMidb' atom in tba put awMht. Police had ooioMl tt« ‘’Bonbon Bandit” to deaodbe LOS ANGfXES (AP) ^ Advo-ChpHa) «t Hondum la Tfrid-!c«tM of a bolder federal approach ptpa. with a populatton of 30.eroocraUc convention platlonn ntalB YoorPodta! or Puna. 17 JEWELS WETERFROOr SHOeX-FROOr EihmIm RwR MIT PARK JEWELERS 1N. SAODf AW ICI CRfMT the acenea to head off a widiia the conunittee—and poaal-Ny the o TUirly related organizatlona*-banded toiether aa the Leader thip COiifereme on Cfvil RtghU— Joined handa to lay the exptnalvei' laauc before the parly plalionn draflen. * ♦ * ' The plank called (or alrong action by the federal government to guarantee equall|^ to all Atneri* In voting, ^mifation, empia;' ment,- houaing and other areu. Two Southern aenator memben of the committee—Sam J. Ervin of North CaroUna and gpea-aaid L. Holland of riorldn-de-dared their Intention to battie againat broadened federal activity to thla field. The recent outcropping of ait-in atrikea at lunch countera Jected Into the committee pro-ceedinga by the civil righto group and by a Southern Negro lawyer, the Rev. Martin Luther King. CALLED SHARP REMINDER The leaderahip conference declared Ihcoe atrikea—which it skid have been engaged in by Negroea and whilea alike—havd given the' nation a aharp reminder that the pace toward equality has been too alow. The Rev. King demanded that the convention endorae the ait-in atrikea u a "great, (leaceful movement” to gain "adal equal-My. Efforla were being made behind Carl Rice, arcteraa Kanua Dem-' ocratic leader and platform committee member, auggeated that the party'a 19QS civil righta plank be duH<^ off and rev lied In the light o( recent developmenta. He " M ahouid carry a promlae a new Democratic preaident would provide more poaHive lead-erthip in thia field than he utd has been ahown by Preaident Eia- exerdae of the powen of gov-ermnent” can ra^ equality be ‘M PLANK ACCEPTABLE The 19S6 plank pledged the party to continuation of efforto to eradicate racial diacriminatlon in all sect ions of the country, but rejected propoaala tor uae of federal force to bring thia about. * * A Holland said that while Southerners do not like the 1856 plaqk, they probably would be willing to accept a mo/a. (sAvTaowL— ENTIRE STOCK! LADIES’lj9 BLOUSES LADIE$’1A9 SHORTS 2'-‘3 • Normal cycle for regular w'eth. Gentle for finer fobrici! • Feat or slow Surgilotor ogitator action—-gets clothes cleaner . . . outometicaliy! - • 3 water temperatures. 2-speed spin-dry. • Giont copocity—woshes 10 pounds per iood— Matching Dryer withQ Automatic Temperatu • Infinite heet selections—with 2 ontomotic swings! V Cbhfiolled oTr ciVcul^teif^ftum etfffhw • Built-in tint screen. Automatic safety shut-off. • .Giant copocity—dries 20 pounds at onCe—fasti Hsra'i why R • Ws sril tor cash onlyl Fdtss art A • mg|| l*w •* V • No foiMy Axturatl MartHeH ■ 200 N. Soginow StreiT Free Parking in the rear YOUR^ffASHER^TRADE;^i:DEU^^^ BOTH TOMORROW! Stop chiring this Rig Celebrotion ond registtf fofxV\VV’’IM p o froo key to the Trooture Chest opening July 16. Chest is full of prizes for you! Door Frizes - Doily Prizes - Spociol Merchondise purchose for this solo. Open evenings til 9 p.m. •25 W. HuretiBwrTel-HersttSlieppieg Center ;■ ,ri • '• - . THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, JULY T. 1060 ONECOUt V OR. HENRY A. MILLER Oftmmui [taxnry AuUm Art Confiscated TWKNTY^QNE "■,7 North SogtoMw StrMt PhorwfE4.«842 -Beatr Tkius* » Sight A Contoa Lams I Gangsters' Cars Popular With T-Men WASHINGTON (UPH — w«n ratumed to owMn «l Unaaet wy «pnts Mt paly lock op moQiv compoain. **A eor OpM Fri. Evwiingt—Oos«J W«^. AHdmoons mate a ‘luaw* aale of iba car WITH THIS COUrON ONLY UVI •!< Shoe Reiialr Special} . , . . Bwyt' HALF SOLES tUUM $169 Fri. * Sal. Oaly Witk Tkif CnpM Oily S. S. KRESGE'S I MFAIR ~ lASIMINT DOWNTOWN STOM IlieagkMy green car ia owned by the Tnaaury. T-men seized It when U was used to deliver a of drugs to an undercover naro agent Fitted on Its rear shelf now Is a mobile telephone, stan' equipment (or a cabinet member's and say that he didn't know the car was beii« usee by the piyn who 'borrowed' it Then we have to prove H «as really a phony ante and the guy we caught raally owns it." n» Betaaraa ran aa Ugh that the servteo bnys vtrtually no eara. Mar deea the Naraatfee In- Parked outside Latham's office is an a^ensivc, black sedan which once belonged to a York County, Va., moonshiner. Agento raiding a farmhouse distillery found several hundred poun^ of sugar in the car's bade Anderson pupetures the staid tradition of deep' black cars (or -Mnet members in the Interest <^inet met w^economy. The green car Is one of Bve owned by the Treasury auA used (or dally basiaeao around town by department oMrials. All the cars were seised by T men la raids or ahnests and came to the Treasury free. One Treasury arm, the Internal Revenue Service, pulled in J,301 cars and 899 trucks last year. Some roan. Tboaa two Treasury arms maka asoess vsbMes avallabls la ' * * ♦ Under the contraband transportation act of 1931. the Treaauty can keep vehicles used In the delivery of iUegsl goods, such as narcotics, non-tax-pald whisky or counterfeit money. But If agents tall to prove their ite against the car or It the owner la Innocent, the Treasury must return the car. If there Is I on a vehicle it to the lienholder. Engineer Finds Way to Forecast Tidal Wave LA JOLLA. CalW, (UPl) - An engineer at Scrippt Institution of Oceanography said he has devised an improved method of forecasting destructive tidal waves struments. He said' the length of the waves sometimes is several miles. The engineer, William G. Van Dom, has reclved support from the Office of Naval Research new method. * Van Dorn said he found that eventually mountainous waves caused by underwater earthquakes and eruptiona could be recorded hen they were under one foot in height and passing Wake, Johnston and Canton Islands in the Pacific. According to %’bs Dora, suck waves, when (hey reach p larger Island such as Oahu, Hawaii, which slopes up gently from the sen floor, mny Increnne M to M times bi height. past the waves have suited in death and extensive property damage. He said as the waves pass* the islands, their length and their 'it are recorded on special in-' Van Dorn said the prrw'nt Pacific warning system tells only the time, place and intensity of mio activity which causes the waves. He said this meiin.s the islands can be alerted only to the Irisk of high waves and no forecast 'of wave height ran be made. moociir •yA.W.DUNaf.D.V.M. "There's a Satisfied Federal Modernization Cnstomer Near Yon" Selling Spree q. Our HMo grandchild llvra on n (nrm nnd wants n goat lor n pol. If It wonM make n into ptaymnlo, wo'd Ilk# lo 'glvo him one (or Ms birthday. A. Our civilization makes few' demands on the goat that once was a main source of meat, milk and clothing. The rich, digestible milk of this animal Is still considered a delicacy by many. It is said (hat some ulcer ptr tienis have found relief In the re taxation of tending gmts nnd the consumption of their milk. The .dean, agile little "kid" mnkds fine playmate (or a child until It Is about six months old nnd discovers IIh* jo>s of Imlting Fcmnlcs nnd rnstrated males an be Ipving |iets fnr beyond this age. Coals are easily kept on grn.eiruloais nnd Bnieellosis imallese (even the animaTs horns hecome a pnab-Icm. they enn be reritoved by a veterinarian. WITH A GIGANTIC BONUS Sain Tax laeliM ia All Pricnl GuoronNcd 1 Full Inch Thick ALUMINUM STORM DOOR tip WHALE OF A k U' h • » P ■ I S i V 4 i ii i • k i JMUl k i • i i f ip tm iM IW II IA-r4R It in IHMMI SAVE *17.67 fiM riiw Ikit COMPARE THESE FEATURES FOUND ONE Y IN $39.95 DOORS fMiT t i Ik 11t i <11 I • I 11 i in I I i- i ■ i ».-4 ■ I » ^ ■ I R?ri 1 I Ik i k* I p A 1 JULY 8 THRU JULY 23 > o c 5 X > r w § A GOOD MONTH TORWHEEUPP' AND DEALIN’ WITH YOUR @ VAUANT DEALER BECAUSE- ... ot riidit now, in Jtdy, your Valiant will coat you no more than a Falcon or. Corvair. For the first time, the mm who Bell Vehant are selling in the kind of volume they like, the kind that lets them lower profit end lower ivice. Right now, on the showroom floor. Valiant ia priced noee-to-noee with Ckwvair and Falcon. A WHALE OF A o KING OF THE COMPACTS . . . Tax lacladed PHONE OIDEIS ACCEPTED ON INSTALLATION OIDERS ONLY Complata x lsae#All«al \ $31.95 At Last! A Window With Everything! Oelnxi Doable Tiack Triple Tilt Jlctien JUooiinnin STORM WINDOWS Wovtn File Weather Stripped Storm Wihdewi. Cleon without removing any ponolt. Heavy lafrudad Aluminum Nsver Nsadi Paintiag Reg. $24.95 Per Window Pei Window Any Size Up to 36x60 Inch Opening InitalUHon Included •t no estre cetf during this sale! FHA Terms Free Measuring Service Within 30 Miles When You Modernize CAU FE 3-7033 FOR FREE HOME ESTIMATE Visit Our Showroom Open Doily 9 A.Mr to 8 P.Me^ Sundoy 10 to 4 x Plenty of Forking in Our Lot TVVKNTY^TWO THg roXTlAC 1»RESS, TIUTRSDAY, JULY », I9«0 GrMrtWid estate .md recenti/ hej Ihaj roared abcart town astri^ imetorcyvte. Elvis Will Trade Hock, Boll for Boots, Saddle Hepotitii Ootbrook to af and mute I—wandcied only a short distance from her home Wednesday and was drowned In a pond eight feet deep ' Her tiody was found by Slate Poli«e iVednejaiay night in the pond. whieH was nearly In front' of her house. ,\ 100-man search party hail scouicd wood.s aftei she disapiieareil in the adrrnoon. Households of U.S. 1 I AII T* mi ^ ^ households — Arc 3T All'TiniP H nh 7,TM.OOO consisted of per- «IC Ql Mil Mine I liyil jaon.s living alone and groups of un-! related persons. WASHINGTON (CPI) — Therej The Census Bureau announced 'ere a record .'>2,610;(l00 housc-|lhe figures yesterday. holds in the United Stales as of' ---------------- last March. • 1 A food expert says little progress About three-fourlh,s of them were ha.s been made in the last 2,000 hu.“baml-wife households. About Hi years in improving the nutritive' per cent of the tptal had one or value of biead. SHAWS "Mivhiftan'if Ijurgest Jewelern" New MenV end todies' Waterproof Watches Pay After Year • SHOCKPROOF • ANTI-MAGNETIC • LUMINOUS DIAL • SWEEP-SECOND HAND No Money Down! 25c a Week! COIMVEINIIENT TERMS ARRANGED DIAMOND DUO $^^50 $ij« A WmIi ‘MiemAH'S LAf^GEST JEWEIERS" 24 NORTH SAGINAW STREET • Pontiac Stole Bonk BJdg. OPEN EVERY NIGHT TIL 9 FINAL 3 DAYS Thursday, Friday and Saturday EVERYTHING FOR YOUR HOMt GOES UNDER THE PRICE SCISSORS! WELL KNOWN NAMES fN FURNITURE, APPLIANCES, CARPETING! ALL ITEMS OFFERED ON EASIEST TERMS! SEE • KROEHLER • WESTINGHOUSE • BASSETT • DIXIE • FUTORIAN dSEALY • OLYMPIC • JOHNSON-CARVER • SIMMONS • DELKER • BROYHILL! ^ * BELOW IS JUST A PARTIAL LISTING OF THE MANY SAVINGS TO BE FOUND AT CR6WN! Vlbrnlar RecUjttt. Nyion Pl»»i Nylon P6*m Vibratot Lount* Pa«m Suprr. Motfbrn 8COOP Chair Sllkora SWIVEL Rockei Mahoaany TABLES—Stj Modrrn WALNUT BUY NOW! USE CROWN'S EASI-BUDGET TERMS! TAKI 24 MONTHS TO RAY CRONI • DRAYTON PLAIDS... 494S DUE HNY. Near Willioms Lake Road .V * 'fCIAUt fBICED heavy duty MAKERS SCISSORS rrUfotMAHCf i^fCIAl ’ ' 'W REG, 49c CUNNINGHAM charcoal DRUG*! STORES Self S. . vice Pic N Pay Store LANOLI fe cOLr I PLAYIMG WHiny^ BAILS ■ .M3 '• VALUES UP TO SS 00 ^ LADIES' AND MEN'S M jcm MOM MAMT ATTHAC’itl IHSM 1 T I CHOICI OP COlO»» Nrifionle LK MRTAL | GOKTRAY HOW rl^SUHE] PLASTIC iPERMAMEHT || CHEST^ ASH TRAYS •Kcr3 i 59« \’ar^ssTU!‘| ssra’ffi?® noncT YOUR iaiY wmi> f| BABY BOTTOM ^ BATH TOWELETTIl 4 m£-Mi.^oin lOYuuni. iMAt„ I cuAfn, looTHRi Am nvnenll % RAiTA tmorn siOn. 39l ■mlvM j [ii :] [fflvt • vj 1: rdvVi]: VnTT7 HTalka seltzer N lOTTLI OP 21 TAlim 37* 1 *r* bufferin tablets ■ lOHLl OP IN 88‘ |30* BREMIL LIQUID 1 lAlY POOD-12 OUNCI CAN 21< 1*5*' PARKE DAVIS ABDECKAPSEALS <3» |37‘ EX-LAX LAXATIVE D NX OP IS 24- KEEP COOL THIS SUMMER! 10" ELECTRIC 'OSCILATING FAN <388 IT'S LIONT AND lASY TO CARRY ANYWHIM. TIP.PROOP STURDY STAND, WITH POUSHID ILADIS TO MOVI UROI VOlUMIS OP AIR. lUMINATIS OPHNSIYI DINTURi ODOR D.O.C. DINTURI OXYGEN CLEANSER 63‘ L NO IRUSKINO: JUST j V SLIP PLATS IN SOlU. y . TlOH AND RINSE ,» rtti <.N.,HwWa’s«v?,' 12" ELECTRIC BREEZE BOX FAN RIGULAI $^^88 $14.99 IM IXTRA 9UAUTY AND IIO-PAN PIRPORMANCI MARI THIS AN OUTSTANDINO PAN VALUI. HIIOHT U'/i", WIDTH II". DIPTH 4Vi".WITH THRU SPIID HAND SWITCH. OUTSTANDINO OUAUTY PIATURIS 20" ELECTRIC BREEZr^Olt FAN ^RUOOID. POWIRPUL AND PORTAHI WEDOlWOOD SLUE FINISH WITH •UARD. USE AS AN INTAKE OR EXHAUST PAN. HIIOHT 14'/, WIDTH 21". DIPTH 7". RIG. 119.99 *17“ hBt%- lODENT Toothpaste 2/ll< SIXI TUOIS NOW JLQc ONLY OT CLIANS YOUR [ IRIATH WHILI IT CLIANS YOUlf , EvtrolR Oselllatlnq Sprinkitr $^49 k WATIRS ARIA UP TO 1-Sy» .................. iTvtralii 0»eHlo«i>9 Sprimntr RS AREA UP TO 2.400 SO- PT.- Ivita-mn fertilizer $345 I 2 QUARTS WITH SPRAYER ^ PAPER-MATE Yk IfBALLPOINT f PEN j IBNOW FOR THI FUST TIMI ONLYlJ NIW LOW FRICI $«95 REGUUR S1.^ NOXZEMA HIGH NOOH Sun Tan Lotion CANT STAIN CLOTHIS. •IVIS YOU A GOLDEN MOWN TAN. leaves no odor DEMUR! btr FomiRlRi Hy|iGR9 Imams 32 I9UARTS $|00 Sm Igc Y* s ■ prrity nl« guy.” ; Haruska aald Pecho waa roln-j statH with full wnlorlly dating i Fr*ed of Wifo-Skiy Rap WH . a gri^ ancr wh«i OWnmo. H. CSrt. Full SuuiOfitY ■' "" “ "• 01 Olcb Plant , * * * Take Away Drivers' licenses of 47 LANSINt; I# - Wallaf Pfrho. who aervwd nx y^ara In primn ap a ronvkiixi wifo-alayor. Ihon mvlvcd a full pardon from Gov William*, rrpotiod back to work at hip old Job at the LanalnR CHda-mohilc plant thia morning * * * Pcfha 41. n-portrd mi the 7 ■ a m shift a* an arc welder (ol-' lowinK settlement o( a m.inaKc mI’nMinion diapute oser his job status. liilMiinl la apurai hiod I jflnned that Pecho had been re-hired but declined further com-i ment. Itnlon offlfial* said they! I were told by management thatj I Pecho had loat hia acniority because he wa* unavailable for work iduring hi* prison term. j Walker said a union demand' that Pecho receive hack pay from! the date of h’s application for re-! instatcmenl. on June 13. ha* been' dropped. The average Viennese spend* Ct 7 per cent of what he earn* on fisid while the average American spend* 28.8 per cent, according to a prominent Austrian hank. ! The Michigan aecretary of atate'i unsatisfactory (driving record office In Lansing ha* invoked or suspended the driven' lieenaes at 47 Oakland County reaidenta during the past lew weeks. I-JM B CwMb. «MI aadsnsarUltj lortltn ! -------jitBt. ^ ■UMbna ua« as. WsurtanI Tw# Mats O VSaBoni. ISW Ur M. Wa- m. ■rwra, ISM k. I I ■. Mstr lid.. drunk driving convictions Lw ■ PMM*. M alUMia It ClarcBM M ttorSer. «S* K*nll«or< ^BCtsM Vain. 4W Oohi* at. Harsc* O. WlaStum. H KUntall C asriiMHie c ruanni. mi tal at WtilU Ma T»p. Ctosml 0. iarstr. Mlt PraakooB at. Eochnur Jtek a Haaer, *ll Palet* Dr.. Ostoril Andra* Kahn ill. mtl Pontiac Trail. I Uawrao V SwarU. tlM aaldvlo M,. I'DaniaT'iir aatun. mi k na ■«.. |”?bai^ J lavkar, tn S. Doraataln at. Karat Oak , dtaalor A Rla«iaua. MIM BroalaoM iKaial Pork I acatt t. ■^sisas*L %ja?ri Rte&trd I. BMoa. tflM eg Ml Sea m., MoMaa. mis Porwt Ki.. Oak I )* Rd..' r iM ininKW- Wliiiam RTtMod Uk« I Orvllt* I. WcMtr. m g §§ni9n gt., rtrftdAlD , g * g i Losing their licenses because of Rakarl O. jPoocMk. Itll Oulhrt* St . '’*Rak«^'K*'Carsaaotb. MM Lokatidi *tlriUlam'“tf*L**i*B Jr., imi Kirk-^MarM a!striB!*nn ArdBioar It. Kr- ____P Chapsiaa. IMSl Indtpandtact ■t . PormlsatM laartaca C. Artn. Trsr NOT A SINGLE PENNY DOWN! All You Need Ir a Trade*ln on Either of These Big Valuer! RCA VICTOR '21 INCH IWiO LOWBOY COINSOLE TWO Dl’O-CONE 8PEAKER8 with M3 square InchM of viewing area! Now gel balanced fidelity sourid with TWO RPEAKEaS! Ha:dwood cabinet in walnut . . a handsome addition to your living rocm or den. Security sealed drcull tube guard. 25'r brighwr picture. HURRY BECAUSE QUANTITY LIMITED Other 1960 Wood Contiolefl at 9199.95 WMi Trod* '^FREE DELIVERY f90 DAYS FREE SERVICEI 90 DAYS SAME AS CA^Hl UMunfpooti 12-CUBIC-FOOT 2-DOOR REFRIGERATOR With AUTOMATIC DEFROST 107-LB. true zero FREEZER Big vegetable crisper and separate zero-degree freezer . . . together In smart new, square look refrigerator-freezer. --See the-deep^lTOr shelves, the sllde-out shelves. Try the magnetle doors. Come trade — and save — with no money down! NOT A SINGLE PENNY DOWN! 95 With Trodt Can't Come In? Shop by Phone! 279 H0U5EKEEP1NG(Z, of PONTIAC C-^ 51. West Huron Street Open FrI. and Mon. TUI 9 FE 4-1555 4 MiOCKSH, OFi4 kUM.. IHI-WAY FURNITURE MART tS32 WOODWARD AVF.^B/RMfNGHAM.M/CH. For Thrifty Folks—Who Need Furniture Losing the right to drive due to junsatislied Judgment were Richard j Groves of M Chapin St., Birmingham, and Robert W. Dennis of 126606 Couzen* 1^., Madiani Heights. I ♦ *, ■a Losing their Iicensea because of , unaatlalactory driving records and I failure to appear for re-examina-jtion were Charles Fultz of Buckner Rd.. Lake Orion; Herbert G. Holman of 19S8 Dawn Ridge Rd. Walled Lake, and Harry J. Foster Jr. of 23501 Oneida St.. Oak Park. Rank-and-File Name Top Men Two in UAW Accuse Reuther, Maze/ of False Records, Fund Misuse DETROIT un - Officials of the United Aulo Workers Union were accused In a federal court Wednesday of maintaining a virtual dictatorship, using Union funds lor political purposes and falsely recording the expenditure of at least 10 million dollars. The 14-page suit, filed by two rank-and-file members, named as defendants UAW President Walter Reuther, Secretary-Treasurer Emil, Mazey and the International Union. {' ★ * . * Reuther aides said they had not ?en the suit and would have no comment on it until they had studied it. Randolph Gray of UAW Local 12 and Harold Billheimer of Local 773, both of Toledo, listed among their charges: “That the d e f e a d a n t 8 took union workers away from their jobs at election time to use them | MARK DA'v \ H J| UAMERA Mart Rag. AOyoadolMlipyoaroriiiaal iittofhePoituMP^ Copier, attach your cemera, laap the ihutter, and hi jtttt one mmute Land Camera Modeb. fIfH YOU CAN CHAKCI IT AT CAMISA MAST BIG 6 TRANSISTOR RADIO YOU CAN CHARCI IT AT CAMIRA MART NeweM Model KODAK BROWNIE 8mm MOVIE CAMERA 18" ^ MARK DAVIS MM UAMERA Mart 83 North Soginow Street Pontioc Pontiac's Excluahre AUTHORIZED BOLEX end EUMIG DEALER FE 4-9567 “That top union otflclals col- lect hosier funds from member* i under durwG and that these ! fund* are naed to perpetuate these people In offiee in pollMcal campaigns within the unloqJ’ The plantiffs asked for an audit of the UAW books and for an-injunction to restrain the union and its officers from using union funds for political purposes. I * ♦ ★ I The suit also charged thati Reuther. Mazey and other union officials owed the federal' govern-1 ment between two and three mil-| lion dollars in back taxes because money received as expenses actually was income. I "A conservative estimate of the amount fraudulently withdrawn from the union treasury would be [between 10 and 12 million dollars." I the suit contended. I Reuther has so entrenched him-.self, as dictator of the union, the MORE VALUE FOR YOUR DOLLAR THAN EVER BEFORE Space doesn't permit listing the hundreds of bargains for any . room in your home. We're bringing suites and open stock pieces from our warehouse every day... * Open Thursdoy and Friday 'til 9* i BEFORE YOU BUY ANY FURNITURE ANYWHERE SEE OUR PRICE TAGS: YOU OWE IT TO YOUR POCKETBOOK. TRADE IN YOUR OLD BIKE Rapardlas* of Condkien SCHWINN ^ Bicycles From *24“ ^”*84“ Your Choice of Colbr in Most Models / REP - GREEN - BLUE HACK - WHITE NO DOWN PAYMENT 12 MONTHS to PAY WE CUUUITEE PtRKaad SERVICE i*i *u BIKES Free Parking Behind Store FREE DSUVERY SCARLETTS Bicycle aid Rebby Sbey 20 E. Lawrence FE. 9-7843 1 Saw It, I Uked It, 1 Charged It, at the Qothiers THANKS TO THEIR THREE / CONVENIENT CREDIT TERMS. At last I’ve found an easy way to enjoy my clothing purchases while I’m paying for them. No more skimping with just half an outfit ...No more bit by bit buying for me! With the Hub’s .3 easy credit plans, it was simple to find the one tailored to my needs. Check them, you’ll find one here to ^uit^ypu, too! 1. 2 3 to suit jinu, t REGULAR CHARGE ACCOUNT is designed to speed up shopping for everyday purchases. No need to carry a lot of money ... or to wait for change. Each month you receive a statement. Full payments made monthly. EXTENDED CHARGE ACCOUNT is a special charge ac count partially paid for each.month with an agreed-upon amount. It operates like a regular charge except that payments are split up over two or three months. 6 MONTH CHARGE ACCOUNT is the easy way to pay for your major clothing purchases. You simply decide yourself how much you can afford to pay each month and then you can Sn’oo® ® ^ If you wish to pay 925.00 per month, you may charge u?i to $150.00. Once vour accouin IS open you may charge additional purchases up to the credit limit decided upon by yourself, ^ 18 North Saginaw St., Downtown Pimtiac Open Monday, Friday ’til 9 P.M. THK PONTIAC PRKSS, THURSDAY, Jn,V 7. mm TWENTV-FIVK Navy Signs Up 21 Area Youths During Month Hw Navy RccniWat Statkm, 35 W. mnrn 9L, Iim ■iniwMil MedflniMthrarihitti ; Jane. Ooc man abo r»- Ptntiae enlia MdXMnVI o( m Dm St., and MaMa WUiiajna ol US Nortoa St * Other area n Freeman, Robert WHaon. and tlo-Ham Hitchoook, all. oC Watariord T^wraMp; Jamas McMUbm, of Avon TowniUp; and Gary Roae and, Richard EUii. both of Keego Harbor. x ♦ *’ A Others were Gary Scharmen of Rochester, Frank Steeieof Milford, John Bnuieel of Walled Lake, and Robert Trimble, Jan Burebard, William Raymond, Robert Keller and Willlard Hall Jr., all of Uke Qrioii. ★ A Rounding ouf the list wen Dennis Rahn and Thomas Savage, both of Oarfcston and Larry Dorris of SoutWeld. •L A ★ * Re-enlisUag was James F. Boyle of 500 Robertson^Rd., Lake Orion. Mrs. KoM Motro Wlnnorl**^*®**" '^«“«"’*,Kvans came nest at Fifteen Bennington Colirg, /if „ , _ „ _____. ^ Metivpolltim GtrfI Asaortation tour- Mrs W D iKdlthi Wrtr.H of Uke|Vermont giris have folonteered to Mrs. Joarph Koas toured &tmiy- nament. Mrs. C. f. Fos took 2nd Orion was in a three-way tie for live in a mental institution as part, brook Golf Qub in SMI~I0 yas->place with «-4l-n and Mrs. Max'Mh plsiv. at 4MH-9! ..... 'of their school work. True STEREO in a PORTABLE! Hava a musical summer vacation with a Magnavox portable Starao phono! Just detach the lid for a 2nd spoakar. Precision 4« speed automatic changer plays aH records. CAR DEMOLISHED - A large touck and trailer lies atop a crushed car after a collision on Highway 99 near Modesto, Calif., Tuesday night. Killed in the crash was Mrs. Dorris E. a sr ps»t*t*i Collins of Ceres. Calif. Her husband was criti-cally injured. At left, one of the victims is being 79 i90 Cstondad Accounts Availeble 27 South Saginaw Street • 3-7168 ICE COOLER ■wefed steel insulated wM f^lft tMlwQ Hit t*fy hfanited rust-resistent Hner. rpe 19"s10"k12" sice. $g97 COOLER A11 • as ft a I coRstrectioa wHh Utoatt and bottkd drinks cold 1srlfoBn7TWT*BJ^ 1^ hnmptr sizt cooler. $ri7 '5 Hamilton 24-Inch BAR-B-Q 1277 l,spH motor. 24Jbcii baud. Chroma platod spit and farks. Fully motor, $6.57. UNSINKABLE SURF RIDER (I0.N Mm |r. Surf Rider . sy34 BEACH BALLS 57' 6 panel, ell plastic hall far use on C #Q 20" Portable ELECTRIC FAN Corry It Anywhere! 2-sp«i Cappartana Spray, Rag. $1.75... 1.2$ Flaridn's Lnnatnn, I ai, Rag $2.25.............. 1.69 nst Tkt Naxama's Hifdi Naan, Rag. $1.45 Disceunt Price.. 1.04 ' na« T*i Nutnn With Agnnsil.......................12c far 3 az. Scrom Insect Rapallant Latien......................41 5‘ Dian. 12" Deep $7.37 6' Diam. 16" Deep $8.97 r Diam. 20" Deep $18.27 10' Diam. 18" Deep $19.41 PLENTY OF FREE PARKING Children's Colorful, Assorted SUN SUITS 84° All Sizci Onr Low. Lew Everyday Prices -M \ Ladlei' leantifnl OPEN DAILY 9 to EVERYTHING FIRST QUALITY Girls' //ffh SLEEVELESS BLOUSES il^c Gay Priats, Postal Caiors Sizes 7 ta 14 Ideal for Beach or Picnic FOLDING STOOL IT 97‘ PORTABLE CHARCOAL GRILL Just fight for that picnic c fishing tripr. $187 CHARCOAL LIGHTER 24* Quality Lacrthan, wa)l mada baioa $iggg ^ to 10 or brown. Orthopedic Rubber eolea. WOMEN'S CASUALS Leather Fabrics, Straws, Full cushion innersole. Largs Selection of colors and it'yles. $^77 to $257 Sizes 4 to 9 CONSUMERS CENTER Bigeount Department Store 178 N. Saginaw Open Daily 9 to 9 Extra Value lor Boys and Girls! POPUIL SHORTS Compare - 49^ ^ Our Price mm 23 Pr. t Elaatic Back Full Cut Aaaorlad Colors. SUas Sizes 4 to 6x Men's Short Sleeve, Smart New SPORT SHIRTS 84‘ Ar. array oi new Spring pottama and colors. All ■izaa Wash 'n Wear Included. Regular 47 $1.98 1 ^ ' Misses' and Women's FABRIC CASUALS $177 Linan and Fabric Oxiorda or pump a IyI a a with Vulcan-lead Crapa aelat 1 end all wantad 1 •ummar coleriA . Sizes AVi to 9 s# Ready mj R ^ liv Wear fV Kl ^ 1 Men’s 11 BEACH BAGS Walkiiig Shorlt Rubber Lined Assorted Colors 100% Cotton Sonforized $247 i-- T^VKXTY-SIX THE FOXTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. JULY 7, I960 LONDON (fPl> ■ ivotK had tmn ciiUtd off. Parliamwtt Geoffrey Steven* w«i ^ndef prewM taws, a le\el of! changine clothes when he heard 0.13 per cent of alcohol by tileight the vuite bell ring. Stevens charged in the Mood constitute* “prima into the Commons Chamber In hi* facie" evidence of intoxicatioa MA 4-3135 NOT RECOMMENDED FOR Crops Nood Dry Spoil orbSN-Work LANliWG (UPI) — The sreekly eepoeiadljr stsaitUy d»> of the U. & According to thg \M- ____________________iepartmentmvefrty of nUnoia BuBtaea “ reported today that "all crops|v«ew. illiteracy in tMa age-, . would benefit tremendously from now is appradmateiy 12 par cent a period 0|t dry. clear we8ther."ioompared to 11J per cent in IMS. MItiHTY RICH ACTKKS.S — Dina Merrill relaxes on the set of a movie in which she'.* working. Onie of America's richest, women. )ihe I* in Hottywood to play Burt Lancaster's wife in "A Matter of ('on\iction." .She says she's an actresa because she loves it. Her tattler is E. F.-Hutton and her mother is Mrs. Merriweather Post of the cereal family. Her husband, Stanley Rumbough Jr., is an industrialist. drive-in theater [ Williomt Loke owd Airport Rda. Opu 7;I5 F.M. i exclusive; FIRST PONTIAC SHOWING! ----------QUEEN! Revolt, Dash Off Puts 11,000 Miles on LEOPOLDVIU-E. Congo Air Force officers contend proves the Japanese axecuted Amelia Earhart and her navigator on Saipan in 1937. A spokesman said the dala/ss-sembled by Capts. Joaeph («erv-ala. 36, o( Tyngsboro, Mass., and Robert Diqger, 38. o( Vera Beach. Fla., is being withhdd from publication (or the moment because K is awaiting evaluation. * * . * Gervals and pin^r told a news conference today that neither had actually visited Saipan but that Gervals assembled moat o( their evidence during a recent prlvsite trip to Guam, 100 miles from Saipan. The (wo officers insisted Cerv-is' findings prove that the famed aviatrlx and navigator Fred Noon-were executed as spies and jburied on Saipan. "The burden of proof is on us, and we, are ready ■to face the Istue," Gervals declared. ★ ★ * The Air Force confirmed that the two men had been ordered to stop their Investigation. Gcrvais nwxlified statements at-{tributrd to him Tuesday In Los Angeles by Capt. Paul Briand Jr., jauthor of a book propounding the ;itheory'» (hat Miss Earhart and I Noonan went far off course during their 1937 flight and were killed to k^ them from telling the world the Japanest were secretly fortifying Saipan. TBCHNieoUMI* • P9Ma«tdbr WARNBR BROS, i : ALSO—FIRST SHOWING; lllPEMOiniB OFTIXliraimiHK^ RITA MORENO • MARK DAMOM • GERALD MOHR •^««wwMOlwslEEGlwn•ir?^*^aGoTHRle.ll DAVIS DIVORCES - Actress Bette Davis, 53, divorced bus-, band number four, actor Gary Merritt. Wednesday. Her previous^ three marriages also ended In divorce. .She said Merrill doesn't want'to be tied down with a (anyly. The couple, married neatly 10 years ago in Mexico, quarreled frequently. Bette said. She was granted custody of the three children and a token alimony of a dollar a year. ets of the United, Wednesday. Slsln, or that they were being —" ' “ made Ihc stoves «( the western The United Stales U the worldto anl|-Communlst rearmament pro-Lreond targest Importer of agK| gram (mltural commodities, running Just two (toys before he died slightly behind the United Klngdonsi Wednesday, his tongue having'Department of Agriculture reporlff. Ladybugs do not. die at the end of the season as do many other Insects. They hibernate for the winter. Free-Mail'Bias' Hit by Hopeful Cut Out Franked Letters for Incumbents or Add Right for Foes: Morrell HURON at 7:00 and 9:30 Home firotw the pm "RDBERTiEiaiMIR ,mitmVarker GEORGE PEPPMtD GEORGE HAMILTON EVERETT StOANE-LUANA PATTEN COMING FRIDAY "WAKE ME UP WHEN IT'S OVER" and "LAST VOYAGE " DETItOIT (UPI)-A Republican running for Congress, Richard F.. 11, has asked that the post-conv(>ntion session of Congrc.sh take action to suspend the frec-mail privileges for congressmeir after they have filed (or re-elco tion or extend the same privileges to opponents." Morell, who hopes to win the GOP nomination in the 17th‘ district and oppo^ Democratic Rep. Martha Griffiths, said Mrs. Griffiths is mailing a newsletter to voters under her congressional franking privilege. He also said "The newsletter fA Drayton Ploins — Rochester ~ Pontioc Mirocle Mile — Tel-Huron Down Spout Grief? Get Relief With "Rain Drain Attach in a minute. Simply tie "'Roin Drain'" to Downspout (cord inctuded) where downspout r$~ [^racketed to the house — when it rains water pressure dutomotidolly unrolls "Rain Drain." It's New—wear proof ond wind proof. ## but Is In resllty sell for............. and against the Reimbllrsui administration policies." Morell said it would,cost 34,r)QO' to reach the homes in his district with one piece of mall. A* ir He noted that Mrs. Grilliths mails free to her constilutuenl.s every .30 days oy so. Morell his funds are exhausted and he has not yet been able to read the entire district once. Morell sent letters to the Hoase and Senate committees asking that the postconvention session^ of Congress, which "would bei purely political anyhow," abolish; the free (frankedI mail facilities available to all Incumbents, or to: provide such privileges for all candidaire. Swoinson Fills Vacancy on Bridge Authority LANSING (UPD-The appointment of Carl Modine, Sault Ste Marie, to a vacancy on the internation bridge Julhority was announced today hy aeting Caiv. John B. Swainson The appionlment of the former member of the authority brought the bridge group ■mbership. .1 —1.1U—DMiAkLh ri r0n8DI6 TELEVISION Britain's Royal Mint is working t "full pressure” to produce cool billion coins (or Nigeria. I geria, which becomes independent in 1960, will be starting from scratch as far as its coins concerned. I i ■ ■ ■ i : nsHpy EVERY Fi«DAY 11:30 A.M. 'til Closing. You ifYant ■ .Tried Loke Erie PERCH ■ Deep .fried to a golden brown ~ and served with i tsrter sauce, cole slaw, and choice of French fried or American fried potatoes. ■ tutelar IIU S CliiMrea Uadat 12 ....S5e HOWARD JOHNSON'S 3050 Dixi« Hwy. PRAYTON PLAINS APPLIANCE - FURNITURE BUYERS!! Did You Get the Low, Low Price? . . . You'll Never Know Unless You Get Mine! SHOP AROUND AND COMPARE-BUT SEE ME BEFORE YOU BUY Here Are Some of My Everyday Specials! UPRIGHT FREEZERS Includinf wsrsaty service <169* 11 Cu. Ft. Dfluxt REFRIGERATOR Large fraticr Shalvas in door $^6900 CLOTHES DRYER siir 2.« ■ f AAi ♦Rttyp.M. Y 211S DIXIE HWHWAT ■ 7510 HIGHIANO ID. ■ 1200 lAlDWIM CLOSED BCNDATS OPEIT BCNDAT OPEN BONDBT iMmAUftWftwiuiwiwiwiwiKiWrttiwrtfrtfti li THIRTY THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY. JULY 7. 1»60 Surprise Hides Inside Beef goau tu fOR iTor a qwcUl treat, team tfaoae kmK-time {Mends, cfaecae and! pimlentoe, with hambortera — b with a surpMse twlat. Instead of placing tbe efaeaae « ttw meat during the oooUng proc-| eae, where It will drip and poa-a|My bum, wrap aquaree of cheese; in whole pimlentoe and place in> for a fander touch, prepare the' patties in the same way and add; 1-3 cu^ of California Burgundy, or any oibn- red dinner wine, to the’ meal mixture before shaping the patties. (Reraambcr. the heat in cooking removes all alcohol from wine, leaving ’only the flavor, wine-flavored food ntay be served to children as weD as other mem-bere of the family.) I *si ' > « cup chopped oaloi Salt ood ptpptr 1 4-Of. coo or tor «l 4 opproa. 1-t^) ehoddor chttM Mix beef, egg. wine, onion, salt and pepper, lightly but thorough-: ly. Sha^ Into 4 f^ round patties | and press a hole In ctAiter of each.; Wrap plmtentoa around cheese’ cubes, and poke Into the holes. Completely cover the pimiento-wrapped cubes wlQi meat, to avoid ________________ drippings Irom the cheese as M X BAMBIHOEB SIWWSK - Wrap checw beef patties, Soaled-in flavor will delight whole ,T>‘‘ortlrt,ere‘‘ll?deSl2i'’do’iS' fh«|uares in whole plmienlos and enclose In ground family. baroccue to oestrea none- ^estoiHi OPEN 9 AM. to 11 P.M. Dafly DfCieiNG SUNDAYS Fr«sh, Uan Ground ^EEF MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE CAc Cheka of Grinds Peand Vtc Can 3* Con U. S. NO. 1 SKINLESS HOT 29 locd DOGS Lorgg, Swfgt Caalaloaps 2'*'39* U. S. No. 1 Groda A Larse Eggs frt.h’ Hotnd-Madd Pototo Solj^d.*. . . Lba 39c SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT EXTRAUEAN ttoinii BEEFi. WHOLE BAR.B-QUED CHICKENS VLASIC ’ssr 49i K 5W CELLO PKG. GARDEN FRESH T0MAT0ES15' SWANSDOWN ffl CAKE MIXES ^ 4^^^! Broost '0 Chicken TUNA CHUNK STYLE Oai "ItC < Baach KE COLD BEER POP... MIXES WINE ml LIQUOR :NTI V . 7M W. NIIKII CELLO PKG. CARROTS 2‘•'25' JELL-0 OiM All- Flovort Rof ular SIxft 5 Fkp. SNOW CROP Fresh Froian ORANOE JUICE 99" 6 OS. Com DOLE PINEAPPLE JUICE 111 W-u. Cu 29' TREESWEET GRAPEFRUIT JUICE Vc 111 4G-0I. Cat 29‘ MARKET • Bear # Win# e Liquor to Tekt Ol^ Corner Boldwln Ave. end WoHoii Bhrd. a Haunt Maa„ Jaaa.. Wad., Than.,'* ta 9—Sat. I ta 9 rrldsr 9 M 10 Suadar 9 re < PhoioFE 2-5192 tV'. . 1 THE POXTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. JULY T. 1900 THIRTY-ONE Eat Ground Beef Soon After Buying HI Ohiv! Hm yoa ever won-dmd It th«<« U anything you It do wMi grouwl beo(. WeQ . ftore k one thing; you cant Maritetlng Aganl. Mrt. JoaagUna Lawyar. Whan ym btv gnwnd beoi, he niA la taMU Jw aamppar balore you put It in the retrtgerator. It you buy prepackaged ground beet, an eaay way to looaen the wrapper ii Juat to punch a few hoiee in the lop o( the package- If you want to eat ground beef when tt taatee the boat, plan to me tt within two daye after the timeyoM buy It, auggeeta the Oon- for Green Salad Make half a deem aUta in maraachino citwry. then flatten tai-to petal ahape and uae lor garniah! cherrieo on paper ‘ 'ire uaing ao they won't Potatoes Form Snowy Cap for Wieners With a tartt beat together the garlkvolive nUx, vinegar and aalad oii; or ahake thoroughly in a amall tightly-covered Jar. Stir or ahake again before using. Makes alHKMt ^ cup. COOEIE SUNDAJE CVP8 - Handy shce ’n bake cooUea from the grocer's dairy case turn another tasty, trick 7- pretty Petal Sundae Cups. Easily made in muffin tins, they’re a happy way to serve everyone’s favorite summer oombinatioo of cookies and ice cream. y Cookie Dough Forms Cups aroipi# sides. Bake at 375 degrees for 6 to 9 oalnutea until U^it|y browned. When completely cod, gently remove paper. Just before serving, fill cookie cups prith ice cream and add a topping. Makes 10. You may not often see an adult cheerfully licking an ice cream cone — dignity after all — but it’s a safe bet that no one really outgrows his taste for the luscious combination of cool ice cream in a sweet, crunchy holder. Tlud’s ^ why ilre’re predicting a great fu-’ lore lea the newest slice 'n bake cookie idea — petal-shaped sundae cups. Youngsters, of course, will love ’em — but they’re pretty enough for a tea party and impressive enough for company dinner any night of fte summer season. Best of all, there’s not a hint of measuring, mixing, or fussing Involved in the making. The slice ’n bake cookies from your grocer’s dairy case see to that. nor New Process Tenderizes Beef on Hoof tor arranging the cookie sUoeo shape the petal cops. Add a,few minutes for baking, a few more for cooling, then fill them with of topping, Possible variations depend un your taste in ice cream and cookies, but with four cookies ' " the ice cream flavors ur sun to choose from — th^ could be the summer specialty of the house and. you’d never/serve it twice the samerway. Cookie Petal gnad^ Cups C r«»nut ySUc« -n B«ke let erttm Ice creuD toppini Slice cookie (*Yon may ■■ Sugar or muffii} pans wii liners. Use 5 ‘ cup — place iXn bottom, stand 4 NEW YORK - A new method for tenderizing' beef while it’s still on-the-hoof will make less desirable cuts of meat as delicious as steak, The,Insider’s Newsletter reported today. Approved by the Department of Ag;riculture, the process insures equal tenderness tor all cuts from all parts of the steer, according to the Newsletter. Devek^ by Swift dr Cb., the tenderizing jjs accomplished by injecting' live cattle with an enzyme from the papaya fruit called papWn.~ The papain, which breaks down meat protein, Is eandod through not go to work nntU the cook appUca beat to her steak. Give* the brand name “Pro Ten” die fully over a six month period In Mlssonri and for two years la Florida. ‘‘Pro Ten” beef costs the butcher more than untendered beef. However, the Newsletter stated that he need not pass the additional cost on to the consumer because the enzymes help keep the meat fresh, thereby reducing waste. New idea for tltew: sprinkle beef cubes with chopped onion, crushed garlic and oregano the night before you plan to cook it; cover tightly and refrigerate. Next day brown the meat and onions in fat and proceed as^iHual. Tun^ Fish Is a Good SuiVmer Standby Food for cold I tuna is a standby item i meals popular throughout fnmer season. This versatile 1 can be prepared many 0 tempt appetites which may as hearty a» usual due . to the/hot weather. Excellent si«-“tlon is a chilled tuna loaf served h vegetable salad. Bake the j the cod of the morning, and refrigerate until suppertime. / ‘Tuna sandwiches are fine for mer pienus. Light but satisfy-/ing fare,* they rate high on the / counts of flavor and eye appeal. ' Fix an openface sandwich with a tasty spread of canned tuna and avocado which is .garnished with pimiento. crumbs and mix well. Beat egg ydks. Combine milk mixtiur, egg yolks, tuna, and remaining ingredients; mix well. Beat egg whites until stiH but not dry; fdd into tuna mixture. l*t*bl»^^ ^t!y chopped parilcy Heat milk to boiling point; add Press into greased 8-%x4-lix2-’4. inch pan or shape into loaf and place on greaseid baking sheet. Bake in mpderate oven (350 degrees) 45 minutes. Chill thoroughly. Makes 8 servings. Tuna Avocado Spread Itspoona mayonnatite Combine avocado, mayonnaise, lemon juice,-horse-radish and celery salt; blend. Add tuna; mix well. .Spread on bread to make openface sandwiches. Garnish with pimiento. Makes about 2 cups. srMMEB TUNA LOAF — T«npting,.lare on a warm eveninj; is a tasty tuna loaf served cold with vegetable salad and tomato and water cren saiMwiches. Lemonade is the beverage. Frankfurters, with mashixf potatoes, form a hoarty. quickly pro-pared main dish which may be part of a meal served as a patio or porch picnic. Chopped green onion, dairy cream and paprika add tempting flavor. Potato Capped Fraaks I ««M MawotS mi I Mr«aUfM«' « C u t fraiikftniers leagtliiwlal. being careful not to cut completa-ly through. Place frankfurters. Bide up, in an • by 13 iig dish. Spread each frank-r with cup mashed potato. bo broiled. Place them S inctaas bieWed, • ti 7 mtmitea. tableapasaa ea eaeb. Bake hi a very bet even (tM.degrtma) far 19 to U mhMtoa, or aatll lightly TlsMi 4 eanni«s. Pstaio Capped lYanks may nko Quick AAuot Saucti Quick sauce for ham: heat a small can of'erushed ptneappk with a lltUe ieman,Juka. To make a quick sauce'for roast lamb, heat mint Jelly with lemon >doP. beating with a whisk or fork imtil "7coo( So oa to bring our cualomen a batter aolectlon of fine looda at pricea tbot are conalatently low tbo Village Morket of Auburn Heigbta. Tenula Super Market oi Drayton Pkdna. L 8. Super Market Lake Orion and Felioe Quality Market ol Pontiae bore combined buying ioroea and in tbla way ore oble to buy In larger guantitlea. getting a better pfioe ond In turn or* oblo to give you lower pricea. As independent mercbonte we feel tbot we can ghre you a mere pereonol aerrlce phia b^er quality, lower prlcee and a greater variety . . . Ch^ these money soring pricea, compare our roluee and we beUere you. too. will shop and earo tbo oeoacoBicaL indepondent lit wy REMUS or MICHIGAN BUHER 59 LB. frozen foods FROSTY ACRES — FRESH FROZEN ORANGE JUICE 6-99' Seo Troosurer—Fresh Frosen BREADED SHRIMP . 10 Os. , Pkg. 39* CHICKEN OF THE SEA CHUNK STYLE 4“99' DOLE PINEAPPLE JUICE Giant 46-oz. Can 29 IN AUBOW HfiSHTr m^fONTIAC VILLAGElTENUTAl L S. IFELICE SUPER MARKET 3342 AUBURN RD., Auburn Hgis. SUPER MARKET SUPER MARKET QUALITY MARKET 3515 SASHABAW at WALTON 331 S. BROADWAY, Lake Orion 238 S. TELEGRAPH BAR-B-QUED CHICKENS and SPARERIBS Open Every Weekday 9 a.m. te 9 p.ni. Snnday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. BEER ond WINE CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP 3 CANS 29 DIXIE BELLE CRACKERS CHESTERFIELD CIGAREHES king size. . ... carton - SAVE 20*! SALE DAYS: . WffB Thurt., Fri., lifn Sot. . . . July 7, 8 and 9 Wo KoMorro Iho Blghl lo limit Onaalifi**— Kolia Sold to -®^a***^ Doalon or Minor* HOT HOUSE U.S. No. T Garden Fresh Tomatoes New SWEET Poitaioes CORN 29^ 10-3r C Ears 00^ V ■ . ' ■ STEAKS ROUND or SWISS LEAN. BONELESS BEEF STEW ir: './ -4c ' THIRTV TWO THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY. JULY 7. 1960 Pat Melons on Your Menu •*••**, .inCabbage Rolls By JANBT ODELL ‘ We feel aorry for two triendi of ourt who are allergic to canta-kwpe. Think what they miaa! Bat • we don't know anyone who la al-leifir to watermehm. Some foika don't like Itv— say they'd rather of another makea the cook’ T intereating during the aum-TWa year cantaloupe has been umiauaUy reaaonable in price. Krve halves rather than quarters for breakfast fruit. We have la koep renal Authorities tell ua npt I Ne\'crthelew. melon of one b NMlea he pets la the retrigem tar. We've all found anL Is enough- Overchilling makes H ioae some of Iti you bring melons home from the afore, they may * h ♦ We stiU see wor id of cantaloupe, trying to find a ripe one. It won’t work. By the time a doien fingers have pi^ed the end of one mekm, It'a hound to be soft. befoiti parboiling, but Ig eaider aft-1 erwar^s.) CM rfod m wanted. k for heavy i t1|ie shake H. If you want i II buy the see I Under-ripe cantaloupe ran be baked and served with meat. This was a new idea to ua and probably be to you. It's worth a try. Drain, rinae and cover rind wllh clear water. Boil until fade tender. Drain. Add 4 caps sugar, 3 cups vinegar, wloee (tied in a hag) to cups water. Boil S mtantee. ★ * * Add rind. Simmer 30 minutes, et stand 12 to 24 hours in a cool place. Add remaining sugar and vinegar. Boil until rind is clear. Add boiling water if syrup be-D thick before rkid is Cut cantaloupe in half croaswiae, and then iUL into quarters. Blend ginger, ekmamon arid com syrup. Spread over cantaloupe. Bake in a preheated moderate (90 degrees) oven for 30 minutoo, or until done. Serve warm aa a meat accompaniment. This ia an unusually good way" to uae under-ripe canUdoupe. Yield: 6 aervinga. Cantaloupe can be made into chilled soup. You know, the Scan-diiukviaiu aerve chilled fruit soup to start a luncheon on a hot day. CoM cantaioape Soap m (UPI ftuh orsnsr late* 1 (up« dte*4 (rttk •MUlosM ; l-ROSTY MELON .MELANUE - Heap a wa-J^rrmelon bowl high with balls of four kinds.of ripe melon Serve with scoops of sherbet and soirte of the Rose wine in which you have marinated the meloiv It s a delicately flavored des-sei1 that's definitely cooling. Lemon Heightens Flavor of Tuna Avocado Mold Color oi Food as Important as the Taste salads—serve them as a main dish lunch time for the ladies, or aa tasty accompaniment to a heartl-wr nreal for the family. Here’t a -recipe for an unusual molded salad ' that will serve dieters or gourmMs "with equal delight. You can vaiy ^the garnishes according to the MOLDED LEMONY AVOCADO AND TUNA LOAK Tuna Layer 1 wvtiops uaflSTorsd s*lstM Turn on top of almoat firm first layer. Ch^l until firm. ■> cap ptmtato. dietd - Sprinkle gelatin on cold wa*ter to ^ften. Add boiling water and stir 4mtil dissolved. Add lemon juice "and salt. Chill to consistency of ^beaten egg white. * Fold in flak^ tuna, celery and ptlmento. Turn into 9Vinch loatiiand ialand dressing. Yield; ■pnn. Chill until almoat firm. I nivclop* uansraraS laltiln Sprbikle gelatin on cold wfter to Boften; place over boiling watei and stir until diasoived. Add sugar and one tablespoon lemon juice, ill to consistency of unbeaten t white. Mask avocado; add rematofog hot pepper sauce. Fold In gelatin ticing salad combination. I .crMccnU snen i small fun-and dice Mix fruit with celery. Place orange Juice, cantaloupe, IcnMin Juice, aalt and sugar toto the glasa contsdner of elicttic hlender. Blend untk amooth, about 30 seconds. Turn into Ice cube trays. Freeze until ice crystals form around the sides of tnya, about 30 minutes. Sti^ to mix thoroughly and serve at once in bouillon cups. Garnish with fresh mint. If the mixture freeaes too hard, let It stand at room temperature until it Is mushy. Yield: 3 to A medley of melon balls la used In the recipe pictured with this article. If you can’t get them all, use just watermelon and cantaloupe. This ia a dessert that *---- -------- aa well aa the palate. Frosty MeloA Melange vtUrmtlen Add onion to taste and enough'melon ball cutter, s line___ Rom' win* ..... Use watermelon cut the long way, taking the more ftoieraus half for this pgrty dish. Sedop from watemelon with out the pulp fi French dressing to tnoisten; mix Arrange on lalad greens. firm and intact. If desired, the pineapple rings may be left whole and arranged on aajaa greens; in this case mix the orange, celery and dressing and spoon over rings. Unmold; garnish with avocado slices, pimento stuffed olives, dabs of salad dressing, either low calorie or a Note: Pineapide slices I large can or the 4 rings ke a 9-ounce can may be used. If instant minced onion is added, allow it to stand in the French dieasing an hour or so before adding to aala4. watemi i|aviig the shell Cut hoiie.vdew and eaMaloupa with metsa ball evttor, with Dlaaslva aalt to ■ eali wa-ar. Paar avar ikM (add mmn satar If aaadad to aavar.) Laf new rectoa far eato bags, that panmital tovortte of dUtorint'’ meat dtahea, la made aeaaaned atoffing. The prepared Ob aadk eakbdtB laat *hk0tc 1/d of tha mMt mtotari enda to: . «ec«« isifik toaBigtela. « AmolB mii to battoto Mb. Mto|d tomato aotot wftb 4b aag t far to ai^ atulled cabbage diah, ienda a plqaaiit flavor to a mala oourae w(^ ia both In boiling water to cover, cook Cream Test larga to—; aat aaMa. li todtap. irnm mkm mfil baM-gaNaH bliirf.l|pifbattaMr, .tooa4. l!=tr;rL;HasHeal%Ain YORK (uro A aoehto ThMdmrtoa«,^toBttobM ddg battoahaUtos iataef liaiica ar aotii cabbage la t Vtk Ch«6st TopptNl AAvffins ^ Iha M eaaatoto af plactog a hhB mum af tot ctaam to tbe tog af tba baanr wiib • aeoaptoD tahtoi a«t of «a oaator. oencwiw ■nowicB m vqtv with a cug^ chiUad aoup or aatod EMtob I Itodlfom 01 fpwar faflare, aaeitod toe ran Into nil aoooped-oot araa where it wU ahaw vp vn if it ia re-frraaaB. The eompany iioea the teet when made •ham aala^ dnd top wedges of miU twt-tikd Gcaim cheeae. BroUvJui^ until cheeap Whan meaaurtag apng. | Ground-in grime... or siinply soiled. . all. Chill several boura. Sers’c over scoops of sherbet In! wide glasses. Makes about 20 aerv-| ingi. you need CLOROX to get o^ dirt that suds leave in! BEEF SALE- LOOK I " HERE ! ROUND SIRLOIN SWISS STEAK 59' Tender T-BONE STEAKS “^69* Sirloin Tips CUBE STEAKS 1.79c Tender RIB STEAKS U.49C Tender Poiierhom STEAKS 1.79c Brisket BOILING BEEF “•23“ Utaty POT BOAST w35« Boneleu CHUCK ROASTS w59« Boneless RUMP ROAST “^69‘ GROU BEEF 3 s >1 39* o ' pound CUTS BEEF ROASTS >^45‘ A couple of yeqrs ago we made, our first batch Of Watermelon rind pickles, tl'e decided they were certainly worth the effort. It does! take time, but next winter, you'llj be glad you made them. I Naver doubt it. Suds-proof dirt aneaks into lightly aoilad wathloada, tqo. Example: the stijbbom toil inaide shirt ooUara or blouses. lAbrae yet, it’s a build-up of this same kind of dirt that makes entire wasms gray. How can Clorox get out such. dirt when even the best detergents fail‘d Watermelon Rind Plekles ! Cut rind into 5-6 inch pieces and; drop into boiling water. Boil 5 min-j !utes. Drain. Cool. (}ut off pink part ■ green skin. (This"may be done' Clorox cleans in a way suds han’t. Detergent will loosen drdinary dirt But stubborn, gray-cau$ing dirt ia locked in too tightly to be loosened. This dirt demands the special di$$olving action of Clorox bleach. Clorox literally melts suds-proof dirt away. Next wash, ground-in grime, or simply soiled, discover it for yourself... C/aracr actually dissolves suds-proof dirt that makes clothes gray! NEWBOniE! PITCHER-HANDLE!. NO-DRIP LIP!— |SBTEK»«MARKET|’S- A WEEK CALIF. SWEET f 27 SIZE V^:. CANTALOUPE 5 fancy; sweet PEACHES W 2 19‘ ^ MEATY HICKORY SMOKED NOT FROZEN SLAB half OB Lb. OC^ FRESH le Oft( BACON ""“V OO FRYERS £9 A TASTE TREAT! : CHUCK u.ei|e STEAKS Q9 EXnA FANCY CASBA JAELONS 49. E. CAUF. SWEET ORANGES^ 29* PEPtERS CUKES Ea. 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Mon-'roe. county public health director, I there were 00 cases of measles in the county last week contrasted summer high of 107 the weeki before. j Following is a list of the communicable discaaes reported to the city and county health departments rrw. Tmi Mump. . . . Ru6.ris ..... CQOMTT Honorable Mention Given JA Company A Pontiac Junior Achievement corporation. Iron A Steel GM-Co.. counseled...^ General Motors. Truck andCoRch Division, honorable m e^ion in Junior regional industry aw in aev-eiand. BarlMI skewer sets. * More than 1,000 firms took partj At Kresge’s—"This Week’s B/g Bay is Your Best Buy'' DOWNTOWN ONLY Save 23*! Reg. H.OO! Sanforized Brooddoth BiOlfSB (OlOtS STAY IMGHT, SIZES Rwm.ouMnrswiwiH ihi mes with sprim* Mw. softer, fendninc look-todc-ins and over-bioum expertly tailored in fine cotton for pennsnent fir. PU one BB, ezvDtne the worknnnihip, the J. ^hlbric—youll know you've laid your hands on a real bargain! White, red, blue, black, pa«els. 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LAUNDRY TRAYS Cemplate with Stand CASH AND CARRY ili 95 STALL SHOWERS Cemplata with all ^^^^^^95 Good Quality FREE STANDINB TOILETS One of the boot buy* ^ gnywherc. Compore our # | 095 .n£I^ First Quality TOILET seat Onr prica is lewar than nmat se-caNad | 179 36 Inch, All Formico Batbroou Vuity *47’^ ,Cempleta with wook I rim, chroma faucoh. R td initall. Choice of ct THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JULY 7. HHM) mmm TlfTRTV-FIVK Cbineae Style CMcken Sure to Tempt All Belgiaii Endive b Uw BUgiu cmttwB In a i tor a Chance from the i l»^'3 Heat oU in IMach akillet over low heat; mix bi ankm and celery; ipiinkle with lalt and Mgar. Add chideen sioclc. Cover and boU gently about IDjainutes. 5ss&rsr frajssTm Drain beeta. Send) cucumber in coM etater; dry; with iwivel-blade 2nd^t)me^pert« torlSiS toe atriped effect; alioe thin. WaA outaide ol endive in cold drain and quarter each wtarch and aay uuMe unHI ■iiMoth with '4 eu|i e( the bean llquM. to aUlM; cook aad Serve with chow mein noodles heated in a moderate oven lor 5 miiaitcg. Makca 4 large or C medium aervinia. Note: If gravy is too thick add a little atodc or bean sprout liquid; if too tUn stir in a little coi%starch linoothed in little cold bean liquid and cook AllChangesin Production [0f Qg(J ]n Atiect Your Food Prices ’ MaUiqr yow liat tor this waak’a TlMn pheck cucumber and beets on 4 ual * salad pfates; drizxle wWi French dretoing. Gahiish with sliced egg. Makes 4 aervinca. So You Con't DioH Is the Reason Here? PHILADELPHU (UPIi-A study of 100 patients treatad for obesity shows that 20 per cant fail on dieU because they aren't bright enough to grasp the lessons of good nutrition. Drs. Donald Berkowitz and Nar thaniel Berk of Philadelphia, reporting on the study, also said that another 20 per cant appar-entiy think the diet course because they must overeat to gain eroo- choice advises the Maiketing Infonnatian Agent, Mrs. Josephine Lawyer. What are the (toasgea whidi affect your buyi-ng? Currant seasonal changes tofluence supply or quantity and the quality or condition of perishable food. The fact that the peach market was lower in price in all producing areas last week, that plies wvre heavy in Georgia and increasing from South Carolina means you arill find large supplies of fresh, peaches and low o mals and plants and bow quickly 'can make operation control the cydlcal pattern. It takes kxwer for cyclical changes of cattle than for hogs. Mnger for bogs than for poultry, hmfrr for poultry than tor strawberries; longer for tree fruits than for vegltablea. Here are recipes tor Me on the very next balmy evenlag that Dkd'a la the mood to cook. Buy loin ribs or barbecue ribs (uniform lengths cut from regular ribsl. Keep in whole fdeces. Allod/ 1 pound per serving. Lsy ribs on oUed grill. Turn often. Cook slow- USMI OH«n (UPD-Ros. trait NEW YORK (UPl) * Sherried .if! »• •• vrftty ss It is taMy. pranes mads an unusual Drain one I-pound UHioaoa can of --------------- I cling peach slices. Combine with Next lime >wu have leftover * grange, peeled and hoc- meal from a veal roast, cut tt In ^""***' 10-ounee package of slivers or cubes and use It Ip ,, "oxen raspberries and H cup of salad with rooked or raw peaij*^ and carrots and salad greens. Or! Let stand until raspberries thaw, the veal with diced apple and I Mix lightly and serve. Makes about 14 cup of wine vinegar. 4 cup celery and salad dressing quart, or 6 to I servings. I unusual iamMi tor meats ‘or aalads. Cover 2 cups of prunes with water generously. Boll 20 to SO mlnut(N, or until tender. After cooking, add water. to make 1 cup of ttquM. Combine 1 cup of sherry wldi FOOD 8PBCIAL8 Retailers realise that shoppers are resistant to change if it la to a higher price. When the retailer ly ««4 thoroughly about m to buya at a lower wholeaale price.Knurs or until done. Use hickory than usual, he sometimes uses-shavings on coals. Brush ribs b«>-Ihis food as a feature or specinlifore and during grilling with thick When you find a food lower priced barbecue sauce. Sme with addl-foan last week, this ii»ay be Ihc' tional lauce. •'The fact *lhal atrawber^ har-ii'^Mon or there mky be a tern-. Thick Barheeiie Nau<*<-vest in southwest Michigan MasiPorary, seasonal change which is a »msii «iian>. rimiy cbapp«d drawing to a close last week andj affecting price l that the pickiiK season is now| larferstaadlnf r opening • 'ASTartlMaisal) New! Coolied Cerd and Fruit in a Jarl Two new csrsal surprises for your baby: Gerber Strained Oatmeal or Mixed Cereal, both with Applesauce and Bananas. N» mixing with the fruit and ready to serve. Delicate in flavor, th^ have a delightfully smooth, moist texture. For baby's nutritional well-being, theyTe cariched with iron and important B-vitamins. Gefber.^^Foods that our season (or peak supptles of Michigan berriee is pkiaed. You can expect prices to be higher. The dUference U toed auppUes understaad. Became loed Is eoaoed sad freaea toads are Is aaly extended for a ttme. Oae example of how aaaoal vartattoa affects food ehelce to the tact changes to load Nsppl.v, quality and price can help yes he more mUbIM with what you find. cuH help you belter undenhuul the role of all the people who to market to INU tkaa they have la IMi. This will make a differ-enee to-what you puy for pork .... aad price wtU average kigker this year tkaa last. Actually we have more" shoppers each year. If we have a anuiUer supply of a food without a de crease in the amount shoppers prefer, then that food will demand a higher price. Producers use the term ‘,'cycli-i cal" change which influences food choice whether you realize it or not. It takes time for producers to alter production practices or to go through a cycle of change for a food product. Law prices foe- pork last year dlsoouraged many lUnnera, so fewer hogs were held over for For this week retailers report that all meat prices renudn at about the same wholesale price levels. While ham and, fryers re- grill about J to 3 Inches above the celved much emphasis last week. ■ ........ " ■ more stores are stressing beef cuts this week. All kinds of bacon and franks are featured in pork. If fryers are one of your ment choices, you will find a wider price range than last week. Fruits that are fresh and plenM-ful include peaches, .^cantaloupe, watermelon, bananas. Blueberrie.s are increasing; strawberries decreasing. Mbs all ingredicni4 cup firmly pat'.wd light brown sugar and ^ teaspoon ginger. Heat-until sugar is dissolved, for basting pork chops. White WHITER NYLON COTTON AND DACRON No more yellowed nylon! No, more dinsy cottons. In automatic washers or regular washers, clothes come immaculately clean, really WHITE-white with Rc^an Bleach. This cleanser bleach dissolves tlie clinging film that yellows nylon, causes dinginess. D/jcovtr fht difference with Roman Bleach. Roman animals at saoe. The cliaage Is gradual. Th* cycle varies from low production, to peak produc- ing upon the length et ttme U taken for the food being pro- ducod to chaugo. Physical characteristics ol i NO MORE MESS I NO MORE GUESS! MWIf VDU POUR PERFECBY RAiANCHirjinrjiiflffMiiif RI6HT FROM THE GARION! NEW IMPROVED iSS i vxits m 'm ^ HEATH Candy Ice Cream Bar It's candy!... it'« ice cream! It’s taaty, delicious old-fashioned Heath Candy and Chocolate, blended with rich vanilla ice cream ... reason enough to **fall in love at first bite'* with the new Heath Candy Ice Cream Bar. Yea, |Dillioni of tiny granules of Heath Toffee mixed in the ice cream and crunchy bits of the same toffee in the diocdate coating, make the most delidoua btur ever. A deaaert oar TV treat that’s perfect for young or old... for any occasion... ;45t.nqy-houR—■ — - ' Try '•m... Buy '•m on* at a Hma or in tha bright bluo 4-pocfc.. -of if cruam cabhfti avrywhurul ametmnie Mmiieikf L. S. HIATH & SONS, INC. Robinson, IIUnoi4 ■ • ■ BALANCED FLAVOR.,. the ehoeolaty goodness they love BALANCED NUTRITION... the milk goodness they need , / THE PERFECT SUMMER REFRESHER-Sealtest Chocolate Milk. So much better tasting-with the just-right chocolaty flavor that thousands of families just like yours told Sealtest they wanted. SO MUCH BEHER FOR YOUR FAMILY than other less nourishing summer drinks. With Sealtest Chocolate Milk you know your family gets real milk nourishment-the important vitamins, minerals and proteins of fresh milk. SO EASY FOR YOU. Pure, perfectly balanced Sealtest Chocolate Milk Is already mixed in just the right proportions for good taste and good nutrition. Nothing to mix. You just pour Sealtest Chocolate Milk right » from the carton! J H n.' '"V- TIIIKTV-SIX THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, JULY 7, lQ

y assignment was the lot of .'J5 Pontiac families from Tuesday evening until this morning. Through the local American Field Service Boys and girls, lanky and abort, complexions as varied as their aocante, they came (rons 19 countries. Besides their bright yellow AFS identi^ation tags and assorted hand Jug-gage. these ll-to-16-year-olds had In common a dontagious enthusiasm and eagerness about the country in which they have lived for aimogt a year. Under the AFSwntemational SMioiarship Program, they have lived with American familira. attending high school in their adopted communities as SPBlors, absorbing American The year behind them, this group from North Dakota and MinnesoU Is moving by bUa to Washington D.C. and New York. Similar bus loads—l.jQO students in a|l — Irom all parts of the U.3- are on route to this reiidevous, sightseeing and making new friends and memories as they travel. Pontiac's group is identified as "Bus 13B ’ F'irst happy moment was the joyous one on arrival when mail caught up to the kids for Gce^ Jumpiiig with excitement, could scarcely oonbain her excitement. She was near Mac from Indonesia, "E3via” of the group, diaembaaked. gui- / Ur in hand with a grin that / was Infectious. / Stuffed animals hugged by/ the girls, strartge haU worn tw ■ the boys — it could have b any group of teen-agers, iay- A whirlwind of a^ity engulfed the bus iew for about ten minutes. CrW of, "Hi!” . . . "Have you found your boy?" . , . awr ".Over hm!" were heard. / We (bund ,wi. He was a poised 17-year-old from Tlirkey. We had^iim all too briefly. Heavy lyM our sense of desire to shpW him our comer of Ameri^. In a brief span of tiro^ we picnicked, bicycled t lyr 0 u g h our community, hinched on cheeseburgers and TALKED. Because he was interested in art and architecture and Journalism, we touend The Pontiac Press, Cranbrook and North-^nd Center. Noted architect Minoru Yamasaki graciously arranged for future-architect Orhan Zekt 'Unutmaz to tour his offices, examining working drawings and intricately detailed scale models of his designs. The Detroit Institute of Art . with* its Michigan artist exhibit, its '^famed Rubens and Bruegel paintings, were all on our fast tour of the area. A drive on the Lodge expressway and sish-kabob with Turkish coffee (because he was homesick for its taste) preceded our final hours together. Thc.se were spent in reflective quiet on the moonlit Detroit River, guests of the Bob-Lo management. What better jwljr To lee DefrbifT dynamic, growing skyline. , We know other people did such exciting things as taking # in big league baseball, intro-ducthg their guests to water skiing and touring the Pontiac Motor facilities, because we heard again and again as the group left this morning for Akron, OWo, “It's the best stop we've had! " Don't Kid Self (NEA) — A crumpled summer cotton or linen detracts. from the wearer. Be a realLst about summer clothes. Make Up your mind that one or two wearings is all you can ever expect from a summer dress before it's laundered or dry cleaned. Helping hands and friondly smiles were the exchange students' lot at. every stop ip their brief tdur of the country. Welcoming Jetzabel Feraud, left, of Panama City, Panama, to their home are ^ancy Hibbard and Mrs. Russell L. Hibbard of Lake Angeius Shores. Just S-t-r-e-t-c-h (NEAI — Banish the irritations of the day from your mind at bedtime. And takc/a good, rclaxipg s-t-r-c-t-cd^The two together Ix^R^Ji'mg restful For the sun, while itThealtb-! ful. does out the skin. And for most mature women^ this is a problem anyw-ay. The answer lies, (^course. In protective care tor your skin when you're in thr sun and near the water. ^ a, beach hut. They're back in fashion and fun to wear. Take along a beach jacket. Take your favorite sun lotion., or. cream and make generous use of it Get out of the sun tpe first moment that you feel you've had enough. And that night, at home, • add • baif cup baking-soda and a half cup of cloUies sUrch to your bath water. For Hospital Scholarship Will Continue Benefits TTie second iq. a series of four coffees welcoming new-comers to St. Hugo of the itills Church was held Tuesday at the home of Mrs. S. J. Sykes on Shallowbrook street, Bfoom-fleid HilLv-Thc church's Altar Guild is sponsoring the series. Mrs.'Alan Kline was, chairman of the event, assisted by; coffee chairman Mrs. Donald Weldon. 7 Guild president Mrs. John Raymond and the Rev. FnuKis Stack, pastor of St. Hugo ^ ish, were firesent. / A board meeting followed the coffee. , / The Pontiac General Hospital Women's Auxiliary scholarship (und-rairing drive which began in June has proved so successful that members' are extending the aeries, of luncheons, desserts and bridge parties through July. , At the end of thLs month linois avenue -will enlerfaih'^ , a -closing picnic for au.viliary members, hostesses and their guests. A prize will b^ awarded the hostess whose effort has earned the most funds. Proceeds will go^for scholarships in the fields of nursing and medical technology. Area women interested in sponsoring a party or contributing to the drive may contact Mrs. Howard W. Waidcr of Linde^ road, general chairman. I ReuniQn Planned Arrangements h a v/e been completed for Waterford Township High School's class of ;9j6 reunion. Graduates will meet .Saturday Jfrom 9 p.m. to i a.nr. at the Eagle's Ixidge ,on_\Vest Mtfntgalm stre*a;/3tfi'area orchestra will “provide mu.sic. Tickets may be purchased . at the d^r. • Thil ^ediih .grandmother .. J'- lived in the .same Minne.sota town in which her "adopted American Field Serviar granddaughter" Ifved' this pa.st year. .She shares the coincidence and' a Iddtc at a treasu^d family Swedish Bible with Giumilla Kallstrand, ri^ht, Vi i . . ■■ ■ of Sala, Sweden. Hdstess Ann Hodges of { drive, left and her grandmother. Mrs. Peter , Jerson of We.u Rundell street enfoyed every of Gunnilla's stay u^kthe Hodges family. ' THE PONTUC PRESS. THURSDAY. JULY 7. 19Bm 0»Uege o( •■BtvwUy. to palaV *tW atoi It to nuke the AMrea to mtk wtlh paint hfwhes. cnjfnna or day and frathae wertu ot their omi.” ■aid MtiV Jtoyle. the pragram She jnK the program abo trte*’ to •thnulate family par-tidpathm in art proiecu. and taler wiU include art appreciation ctaaeea far aAuito. "Q«rtfvtty In the young can he ttfted hy adulU ate try to impoee their oam ideni of coi-« nad farm.** Mte Doyle aid. “Therp la no one way to eeo ■ny oh|eet and if you crlticlxc a ehlhra work on groundi it hinv’* yon confuse One or the Other fNEA) — To get the best performance from your summer clothes, launder them or have them dry deaned. But whichever method you choose, stay with it. Ifs hard on clothes U you switch faom one to the other. Bob-Lo Islaad Excursion Set by Oldsters Ihe two groups ol the Golden Age Oub, sponsored hy the Ponttae YWCA, are ptaiwing n boat trip to Bohte btaad Ally puytag memhera on the boat trip may colVthe YWCA odOce far further InfaiinatioD. hem the Haas Chrtsttan An-deteen series. toU by Mrs. Aim Helper, reference librarian from Pontiac City i%rary. at a June picnic. Mru: J. L. Van-Wagooer of AnderaonvUle road. Drayton Plains was hostess. Serving committee members were chairman Mrs. Marcus Scott, Mrs. Howard Reeves, Mrs. Arthur Hoban. Mrs. Ar-iim Sweet. Mrs. Frank TCirby. Mrs. Everett Russell. Mrs. Dale Moato and Agnes HUton.-★ ★ * Golden Agers celebrating birthda' % honored were Mrs. Nettle Carr, Mrs. Amelia Ball, Mrs. Leota Thomas and Mrs. Henrietta Leach. Guesto were Mrs. Ben Zan-noth and Mrs. Edward McBride. The number of psychiatrists in the United States has increased 21 per cent during the past three years. There are now 10,562 of them, or 1 for every 16,400 persons in the country. Don*t See Him, Sayi Abby He’s Got Nerve, All Right ABIOAn. VAN BUBEN DEAR AMY; I am If and last yoar I fell in love with a wonAertid person. We met in the puhHc library. We seemed to dick Immedtotdy. He met my parents but I never inet his as he was tram out of town. He gave roe an engagement ring, but every time I mentioned our future plans he would dam up. My father did some checking and found odt my “fiance” was married. When I tokT him whdt I knew, he admitted g. He said he tried to tell me several times, but he didn’t have the nerve. He said they had no children and he was trying to get a divorce. 1 told him I never'wanted to aee him again. He keeps calling me at work and begging me to-sec him. I am hegrtskck over this. Abby; because I still care for^im. Should 1 see him? HED-EYED DEAR RD>EYED; U there is anything this fellow is not short on-it's NERVE. It takes nerve for a married man to ABBY court a girt. It t nerve , to glvt you an “engsge-roenr ring. And when you told him you were through, be summoned up the nerve to call you ukI beg you to change your mind. Don’t nee Mm. He has obligations (unfuUUtad) elaswhere. * * * DEAR ABBY; About twenty years ago I heard a sermon in which the preacher quoted something from the Bible proving that in Biblical times men used to help their wives with dhe^shes. Do you know where 1 dm find such a passage? My husband Mys T must have dreamed It. ROSE DEAR ROSE: You are poa-slbly referring to n Kings 21; IS "... and I will wipe Jerusalem u ■ man wlpe^ a dish, DEAR ABBY: I am getUng the reputation for bel^ the “meanest mother on the block” because I don’t allow my 11-yesr-old son to stay up and watch horror movies on TV. His two playmstes can watch those programs. Mv child is ridiculed because of it. and so am I, How do other • WATCH for Our Sole Ad NEXT WEEK 26 W. Huron St. Life-Saving Ruleg Make Your Swim Safe By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN Since we are right in the mir*.dle of the swimming season it is s good time to give you some rules for safety. It is the novice who does not realize the hazards bf water. The seasoned swimmer is alert to dangerous possibilities. Many people will lose their lives this summer because they did not heed one or more of the following cajitlons. ♦ ♦ , e 1‘. Never go in swimming alone, no matter how well you swim. . S. Learn bow to reocue or at-a person la danger of drown- 5, Whenever possible swim where there fa a lifeguard. 6. Kmw your ability and endlih-ance. Do not .swim far out from shore and then find you are too tired to get back. 7. Yon should have knowledge of the bathing area la which yen are going to swim. It fa Important to knew the depth of the water and the hottpm conditions. 8. Never throw someone into the water as a Joke, not even If he or she is a good swimmer. 9. Don't stay in the water too long. Heed indications such as chilliness, cramping and blue Ups. mothers handle this prabiem, Abby? MEANEST KKJTHER DEAR MOTHER; You tn respoMlbls tor raising ^yw own son, not the neighborhood —«o don't be influenced by what the “other kids’’ ran do. When youngsters boss! that mtigation unially reveals that they simply are not supervised. My hat Is off to you. Mother. * * * If you want a personal repiy from Abby, write to her m rare of this paper and enclose a stamped, self-addressed en- Guild Hears Floral Talk The srcood quarterly Altar Guild meeting of S. Hugo of the HlUej 'bmreh was held Tuesday at the! Lone Pine road home of Mrs. Hen-{ ry Koltys in Bioomltoki Hills. I Presidsnt Mrs. Jqhn Raymond called tor reports frm committes. chairman, A A * I FoUowing ths business nsetlngj program, chairman Mrs, Gso(|s, O’Brien Introduced Eart Pair, d»-| signer tor a Birmingham florlst,i who demonatrated arrangements.; Mrs. Donald Weldon waa let chairman. I 'twos In the Bog NEW YORK lUPlI - TVs-bugs came itfld being when a wholeMiJe tea meirhant in New York ordered silk bags Jo hold samples of tea distriiwtsd to his customers. Hr didn't realize that those customers were pouring hot water over the bags In a cup and that he had developed the tea bag. Come out/even U you are having !un. 16. Remember that the area around a pciol is often very slick. Swimming is such wonderful exercise and it can be enjoyed by many people who cannot indulge In more strenuous sports. AU children should learn to swim because of the fun and health factors it provides and also for their own safety. . If you would like to have my leaflet “Learn to Swim” send a stamped, self-addressed envelope with your request for leaflet No. 22 to Josephine Lowman in rare of The Pontiac Press. Every swrlmmer theald know tkfa- 3. Do not swim when digestion fa at its , height. 4. The best time to swim is during the last two hours of the morning and the last two in the afternoon. Low temperatures during early morning and late evening can cause cramps. Women’s White Dress Pumps Several Styles Regular $6.00 Values SAVE High as4 Low Heels Women’s White Play Shoes oncl FLATTIES Regular ^3.00 Values 55 SAVI *1 SAVE MEN'S-BOYS' CANVAS OXFORDS BLUE BROWN Sis^s 3 to 6 ond 7 to 12 ‘1 99 Men’s Snmmer Oxfords Several Styles $^88 Rtgulor $6.99 Valuu Mondwy •niL.Pttdwy NifitH 'til 9 P,M. 73 NORTH SAGINAW STREET 31N. SogUiaw Jt-du. SUMMER CLEARANCE of CHILDREN'S WEAR DRESSES w«.a,M Now 159 - 2 $3 SUCIS PEDAL PUSHERS 79* COTTON SLIPS 79* SUITS Ware 6.N ^488 BLOUSES Cotton and Nylon ^|29 LADIES' GIRDLES NOW lS9-2f.r$3 BRAS 88^ 2 lei 1.S9 Swimming is fun for everyone — but everyone should know the rules of water safety. In today's column Josephine Lowman lists lO safety rules. 69* 3' ” *2 Formwly 1,09 of thr Pontiac State Bank Bulldinf PBLR£Y I irAZmOM BItCODZT STOZCtI ' ' 22 NORTH SAGINAW STREET Special Purchase BOYS' 2-Pc. Cabana Sets i Hogufor sue Voluo I Perfect for Beachtime L and Playtime . 1 e Caboha Jacket With Smart Terrycloth Trim e Matching Boxer Type Swim Trunks With Pockets e Assorted Plaids • Sizes 6-16 Say# More ot Del-Rey Discount Store Come join the HAMMOND piaytime plan Here’s a wonderful chance to learn to play the Hammond Organ. Play-Time lessons are easy and fun. Coached by one of our experienced teacheri. you' learn by playing realjongs! * 6 Organ Lessons * Orgen in your'home for 30 days * Instruction Material. .It- *25 Ft0 returned if 'you decide to buy, .■ Outstandini voluai an lummer clathai and still plenty of summer left. OUR ENTIRE STOCK of SUMMER COATS ond SUITS AT BIG SAVINGS REGUUR 25.95 TO 29.95 hanomachU suits Several stylas-in on excellent selec tion of fobrics and colors. 10-18, 12-20. REGULAR 35.95 TO 39.95 HANDMACHER SUITS New flattering colors and styles In eluding pleated skirt and 3-piece Chanel suits. 10-18. 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THURSDAY, JtTLY 7, I960 Don't Crowd Them I ^ T^n Citef Commaiilty ToflretherneM (NEA,CWingy«.r clotty ------------------------------------------ to a dowt It as hard on thrm •»«««» •« neither bent nor-as hangii« them away without 1 nitty.___ AFTER THE 4th CLEARANCE WHITE UNIFORMS COTTONS Pucker Decroiu 20% OFF *6 -*8-'*10 The OXFORD SHOP 59 West Huron FE 4-7212 Blame Parental Coaxing for Early Dating .By ei;OBNB OILBEn This being t trend towards earlier dating. First olf, we can state there’s no argument about the trend itself. eThe 900 and tef n-agert that we talked to overwhelmingly that their l tion does start dating, earlier than a generation ago. the youngsters were inclined to for encouraging early dating tivltiei and what one boy termed "community togetherness.” Even more than the teachers, they were Inclined to point a Anger at the easy acoessibility of the tamily car on date nights. Parental emphasis on dancing ssons. acqhiring social graces, establishing status in the nity by joining the local social whirl and similar evidences of coaxing by mom and dad were lited as contributing factors to the early dating trend. "They're haring parties aew 16 West Huron Street JEWELEhS FE 2-0294 Like their teacApri, to whom we them in thinking that dating habits had little effect on achool dpUne or student health, altbough even here the tten-ageri racked up A1 g h.c r SKMJOmr A PBOBLEM For instance, S6 per cent of Aie youngsters fdt early dating had an adverse effect on scholarship, compared with only 45 per cent of the teachers, and 46 per ceid of the [youngsters felt it had an eflect on disdpline, compared with only 35 per cent of the teachers. for kida la the grades, with daadag ami late hoars at our school.’’ said U-year-old Betty SUtou et Lywh-burg, Va. Ellen Hassler, 17. of Charleston, ni., blamed the "riw of die junior high schod” for giving the youngsters of her generation a feeling of earlier maturity. * * I * Others echoed Ann Bradley, 17, of Mattoon, 111., who noted that both schore and the town promote this premature dating habit by sponsoring so many coeducational aefivitierf like youth centers add town dances.” “I date earlier than my brother did because I Iramed to drive younger than he did.’t explained Jerry DeBoer of LeMars, Iowa. gEX E.MPHAS1S Some, |ike 17-year-old Howard Goldstein ^ of New York Gty, thought “increasing em(4iasis on sex in movies, books uxl television” was responsible. (Mhers, like 17-yesr-old Michael Pleva of Hartford, Conn., said “kMs today have too much money and too easy a time getting a car to go on a date.” The youngsters interviewed were much more emphatic than the teachers in labeling early dating ^Jeterrent to scholarship, but joined to going steady agreed with their teadisrs that oeiti ■ will read Sshmbog «f New OilMM. But where - the teachers were fist fights in the aefasai' ynid^ the kids were faced wlAi snth •nb-lems as Jealous love, finding the right ste^ and uirioading the sraxMig steady. “The big problem is how to gpt rid of a steady that you don’t to go steady with anymerd. Is n ireblire.” BreM&i«7 0« ■. -Yin ena’t Added IT-yeaimid Yvonne Brpi of ChsriottesvUle, Va., "when y< lak up with a atea^. M’s hai get back in the social wUi Yon’ve Uad of lost touch.” Of the qlire group intarview* (both thoa^iing steady and tha piayii« the field), 45 per ce thought the habit was bad for the set, 17 per cent thought it goi and'36 per cent hadn't made i their mkulB. Wife Always Rieady to Go Out for Dinner MARTHA JANE AUSTIN V Mr. and Mrs. Earby Austin of Oakland avenue announce the engagement of their daughter Martha Jape to Kenneth W. Karlzen, son oF Mr. and Mrs. Kenpeth Karlzen of Trenton. 'The bride-elect and her fiance-are seniors at Eastern Michigan University. A spring wedding is planned. To determine air polIutCHl during London’s foggy winter a captive balloon was flown in Battersea Park. By RUTH MILLETT ’•Housewives are the restaurant industry's bifcgest 'competitor,' says Harry Akin, president of the National Restaurant Assn. Aldn sees his job as selling the American housewife on the pleasures of dining out. From what I know of housewives, I < think Akin is going to have much trouble persuading t h e little Woman to get out of the kitchen e.t least one night a week. v But be nuy have qnlte a Jiw In seiliag her heslMUid on the settling down to file dull nutine of dinner at home, every night, followed by an evening before the TV s From a man's point el view nothing Is sfanpUer than eatiag at home. So the smart bride will dress up in her best one night a week and get her husband to take her out for dinner—the way he used to before they were married. Sitting across from each other at a candlelit table in a quiet restaurant, they’ll find themselves discussing all sorts of‘fascinating subjects, building dreams together and planning for the future. He doesn’t have to plan the mbfiu, buy the food, cook K. get it on tha table, clear the table, wash the dishes and clean the kitchen at meal’s end. All he has to do is sit down eat when his wif# sings out: "dinner’s ready.” So persuading him that eating out is a nice break from eating in may not be so easy. Hie best «dMnce a wife has to Aiinounce^thF Opening-of Their Exclusive r JUfEllTER BANK for Your Inspection Small Deposits will hold your fall selections now when stocks are complete Fantastic new Garland Dream.spun3 with Sportempo and Madison dyed-to-match skirts, blouses, jamaicas, and capris. Luxurious Dalton Cashmeres, blouses, skirts and capris; all color coordinateds iSrushed wools and plush novelties all dyed-to-match Camel Hair Bulkies in coordinated grouping by James Kenrob. Coordinated groups without peer . . . featuring 6and stand skirts and knickers. A complete presentation built around the cover of August’s Seventeen (exclusive in this area). Fox and raccoon to accent the outerwear look for Fall ’60. Naturally, Free school buttons and NADON’S pens and FREE CARICi^TURES by Charles Foster for each sveeater bank opened always, it will be our {pleasure to serve you MIRACLE MILE SHOPPING CENTER Op«n DaUy ll AJf. t* t PM. I tlut he ought to take her ont t« dinner nt leaat one night m week te to get Urn atarted on the of marriage. If he knows from the start-that dinner out occasionally is important to his bride—then she’s got a chance of keeping him from And "dinnier out one night week” shouldn’t be discontinued when the childrbn come along. For then, more than ever a husband and wife need to get off by themselves tor an occasional quiet, peaceful evening. So Aikin’s plan qf getting the housewife opt of the kitchen ought not to meet with any resistance from the housewife. And if she in turn can Just sell the idea to her husband, it ought ‘ go a long way toward building ‘ kind of companionship that keeps a marriage happy. Smooth Wet Hose (NEA) — In laundering your nylon stockings, be sure to smooth them out when you hang them up to dry. They’ll look better and give you longer The coolest cut of all — a super-simple sheath with a breezy bare-at neckline and arms. Takes little yardage, little sewing time, and leads a busy life by day or ni^t. Printed Pattern 4630: Misses’ Sizes 10. 12. 14, 11^, j8. Size 16 takes Vk yards 39-inch fabric. Printed directions on each pattern part. Easier, accurate. Send Fifty Cents in coins for this pattern add 10 cents for each pattern for Ist-dass mailing. Send to Anne Adams, Ctu« of The Pontiac Press,' 137 Pattern Dept., 243 West iTlh St.. New York 11, N. Y. Print plainly Name, Address with 2fone, Size and Style. Number. Mark Birthday The July 1 birthday of Mrs. Elizabeth Homiak, a patient at the Oakland County Medical Care Facility, was celebrated at a party given by several representatives of the St. Michael Churdi Altar Society. Forty guests were present. Games were played under the direction of Mrs. Chester Jaruzel, Mrs. George Meyers and Elsie Duprey. STAPP'S both stores offer our annual . Infants' Shoes Children's Shoes Misses' Shoes Boys' Shoes Girls' Shoes Values you know ore exceptional be- cause every pair ot this quality shoe is from our regular stock. All ore new, nationally known, accurately fitting, styles that mean extra-savings during this Annual Mid-Summer Sale! $1 Table Tots, Teens, Kiddies, Boys. Girls, Misses odds and ends of better shoes . . . but’limited choice pf sizes and styles. Included are Rippon slippers. Totes storm covert. Tennis Shoes. Saddles, Dress and Play shoes. 3 Table :%owing Gris, Boys, Misses, Children's Tennis shoes. Strips, Sandals, and a value-packed group of Men's Canvass Oxfords. 3 Table Girls, Misses, Boys, .Baby's shoes. Sandals, Canvass Play Shoes, ***” Oxfords. Dress Shoes and a special group of Baby’s Hi-Whites. $ 4 Table Regular Stock Girls T-Straps in choice of colors. Boys Dress Oxfords. Boys Plby Shoes. Grit Summer Dress and Play Show. $ 5 Table Girls and Boys better shoes including swirls, bluchers saddles and straps! Big Boys Cerberich Payne Shoes, in sizes 3-9 (discontinued ktyles) Ripple Soles. Black. Browns. Leather Oxfords. ' —'irs, U-Tlr ------------- .... Loafers, U-Tlps, every pair a wondVrful buy! SPECIAL Savings oo^stride rite shoes Again we can offer oxfords, dress shoes, straps In discontinued styles at this wonderfully tow price! And again we have them in a range of widths! , $c;95 »’S JUVENILE'BOOTERIE 28 E. Lawrence St. •Open Mon. and fti. to 9) FAMILY SHOE STORE - 928 W. Huron St. at Telegraph 1 'Open Fri. and Sat. to 9) * ■ \ /Ar^' THB PONTIAC PRE3S. THURSDAY. JULY 1 THIRTYNrXE Permit Child to Make Own Decision but mnoL lawiBROB b Ite ■bthiwry yw Dtvtf to He to pnjwtos to eetoot a blrtto iM card tor hto pretty MiV IdMOt teatto^. SoM we mllae that he to

ments Into one big marriage. The village to called Noxlet D-Semmon (Qualls' roosO. It Uves on the trade of guiding tourists around the Pyramids and the Sphynx. One nl|^ every year the village stages a mass wedding (or all engaged couples. This The Moslem marriage sheikh t we conducted one ceremony after another for six hours without a break. In earlier years, each bride rode a camel to her matrimonial home. The brldegioom, beaming in "Sunday" robe and silk scarf, walked before the •.camel, his friends surrounding him with bouquets and burning candles. This year, cars replaced camels. But the men, suN rounded by their friends, kept walking In front of (he car*. The villagers refuse to marry' on any day other than the anniversary of the death of Sheikh El-Semman, the founder of the. town. bit what ht>^ really is seeking Is more sureness for hie own Judg- If. when declaring our disagreement with him. we flso support hto right to differ horn us, hto Judgment regatos Its freedom, un hampered by fear of .naking the wrong one. ' Hto insistence on our agreement to fear of making the wrong Judgment. The Insistence is removed when the fear is removed. (Sty fhUdren suffer from acute health conditions about half^ again aa often as farm youngsters, acoditllng to the Health Insurance | Institute. I AP PhaMISt In a top convention post is Mrs. Kathleen Scofield Loucheim of Washington, D.C., wAo is vice-chairman and director of women's activities of the Democratic National Committee. One of the busiest women connected with the party’s national convention at Los Angeles, she says her husband believes “o woman is entitled to her own life.’* DiBlasi Will Conduct Six Beach Concerts Conductor for the six Detroit Little Symphony concerts "under the stars’’ at Metropolitan Beach to Francesco DiBlasi, conductor of the Pontiac Symphcsiy Orchestra. The first concert will be presented at 8 p.m. Sunday in the plaza area of the beach. IMT. Concert time at the beach will be at 8 p.m. through Sunday, August 14. given la the eveatog. Both after- Fine Furniture PixUu MmI You for CoHoo MKER FOUNTAIN Soloists for future summer concerts will include Alice Engram, mezzo soprano; Eugene Snyder, tenor; Maria Roumell, soprano; Nicholas BiUardeUo, b a r i t o n s; Jerry Exline, pianist; and Zlnovi Free, the concerto are cosponsored by the Huron<3inton Metropolitan Authority, five county parks and parkway agency; and the recording industries trust funds on recommendatfin by the Detroit Federation of Musicians. The Allis Chalmers Foundation of Milwaukee has awarded grants totaling 820,00b to Colgite University in New York state to expand its department of Russian studies. PRICES SMASHED ON FASHION FRESH FOOTWEAl DURING PEGGY’S REMOVAL SAL Every pair a famou.s brand: I. Miller . . . iM Liao Debs . . . Erica . . . Sandler of Boston . . . Moxees ... A. Malfi of Italy ... Cortina ... Rhythm Step... Foot Flair... Arpeggios and many other fine makes. Shoes fm* Dress, Tailored or Casual Wear . . . Mid or High Heels... in a full range of colors, patterns and sizes. ITere to $26,95 ^ :9o S* - '12 SUMMER FLATS, CASUALS WERE TO H0.95 CLEAN UP ON SAVINGS! TIME IS RUNNING OUT! mCES SLaSHXD TO m bone fob IMNEDUTE SUEl SBTDNS EVER GBEETEl THIN OF OIUniL PIKE! COATS SUITS Wets to $40 NOW s Weie to $50 NOW Si 15 '20 OUR ENTIRE STOCK MUST BE DISPOSED OF IMMEDIATELY! T-SHIRTS 1.59 WERE 2.98 WERE 7.98 SKIRTS 3.59 BLOUSES ^|99 *2^9 ^3^^ USE YOUR CHARGE - BUDGET YOUR PAYMENTS - MOST IMPORTANT BUY NOW!! ! SWIM SUITS Wen to li95 ISO Si tCGO SO D A.D O 90 2-PC. SETS HEBE TO 10.95 EFEIE TO 1205 EVEBE TO 19.55 $e09 SC99 S4 noo '5” 'fi* ‘ 10 4 SPECTACULAR SAVINGS ONLY A'REMOVAL SALE CAN GIVE YOU! SOMMER DUSTEBS WIRE TO 5.}l 59 BRAS and GIRDLES Fam«fls NamB $V VilvMto8.95 1 iC . SWEATERS rv ■ i; Ft)RTY THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY. JULY 7. lim June Bridge Revenues "A 9‘i per cent reduction In cevenuee and t'lOJi per cent 4e-oeattt la traffic tai June isio, .with June 19QS, was caused by a ooM and wet June,' ■aid. PrentiM M. Browa. auUmrity “Similar decreases in Ineas aeemed to be gan- ^throughoot the iUte." Probation Officer Winiama. who has held the poal- Brawn eaid ti«vei the iirit Appointed in Keriamazoo tour days ol July was up T.M5 of ISQO and U mads up more the loss incurred in KALAMAZOO (UPIl - Refer A. r. a, at Schoolcraft, baa County nopd LabaSuperior la unieatd STMfllW TOWCHnrOB WIKB STW TNE tBOIII am M THEIR BIG SUMMER SELL-OUT Sumner Was Ute aid We’re Swamped-All Prices Slashed! 6-WEB ALUMINUM CHAISE lOHHGE 18.95 Reg. j Man’s Wear SaH-0it!| Aden'i Dreta Style STRAW HATS t|44 M«ii*s Shait jtarro SPORT SHIRK 97‘ Maa'a wash and Waar ' Redierd Cord SUcki $2(1 Men'a ieaar aad Rriet SWIM TRUNKS S|44 Maa'a latarleck Kait ^ BaiiIod Sport Skirt $2M Maa'a Waab aad Waar DRESS SHIRTS 1^67 Maa'a Lithtwaitht SUMMER PAJAMAS 1^33 i^^jWanaa't aad Clria’ Wear Lodies' Smart SLEEVELESS BLOUSES Dv [LAWILaad CARDEN SELL-OUT 1 7.95 Value Datable Steel « ,m eg UWN and fiARDEH HABIEB ’4 3.00 VM«. 10N6 HANDLE SHOVEL $|37 Metal Tina ^LEAF RAKE 44* |sO.Ft. 3 Tube. 5.00 Ref. 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Monofilament SPINNING LINE [ 5Vi, Ft, Fiberglos '■ CASTING ROD LmM Winil CASTING REEL___________________ Whirlawsy Spinning ASS BOD mil BEEl'ODTnT lU IWWr CetoHul Caaw $UM kiddies sard box JL 1^22 Kiddiea' Sise Slal 2 Rhie BACKTAID WADING POOL - Next to Wngley's - PLENTY OF FREE PARKIl^ getter Athletic Standards for Pwitiac Was His Goal THE PONTIAC ^RESS, THURSDAY. JULY 7. 1960 rORTY-OXE MacLeay Leaves PCH Grid Job With Mixed Emotions' MuLcty’i first pirmlw for footlMlI sutctm has born ' nond blocking and tackling is tiw most important thing for football " ■p mVNO U nCABNS MacLeay pubtldy rapped the "athletic passivvness" in Pontiac, mentals Is most necessary lor overall succoim In Pontiac," hr >P««*ntrtool. .. wha has traeckd the sports route bom staadanis and fooOall apathy." He also called on achool system. Wlaqweto to nffaiois to Mkhigan and now to Tnas. civic leaders and parental groups’ to strive for better standards lor training boys in athletica and especially in football. it it it "I have resigned, not in disatlafaction. but because of Ipcrsi^ portunity," Mad^eay noted, "because Pontiac has a very fine adiool system and there have been some marvelous changes in (he PMleMtkw as beadTootbaS coach at FOntiac Central Prm^of a^ tor “Mgh otaadaHs at attletles for the city in the hands ol his sucoesaor, who is yet to be named. "I really hate to leave Pontiac." saM MacLeay in aa latervlew ‘•‘s counseling office of the Green Mountain Boys' Ctonp in past couple years to help the cit/s athletic sUtus." One at MaeLeay's pel projects la his three yean here was to aha tor bettor eeheelveaeee between Jaaler high and high echeol taathan and between city and sohoel alhletle programs. _______________ ★ ★ ★ la the alty," iio eoaUaned. » •• o" ■«*— "There w many loose ends which have to be picked up in this Torn war* .N.. LI « . t j . respect, buf I think Junior high people can realize now that a ^ *ft»r hii first aeason as head coa^ at PCH, greater stress on baaic and uniform syatom of teachli^tunda- [ feotbaH grew to great helghto la wtlea ooBliaacB to sepport the next ae. totaga we eeattoae to get hettor TT was at this time that he voievd hia opinion about the poor physical standards and the need for parental encouragcmeni ami support to stop their chiMrrn from becoming a Ininch of "softies. ' ' ♦ ★ "I can honestly say that the kMa I had last year had the RUts and desire to play as they did and I hope this attitude I'onilnues." he Mid. Marlmy looked forward to a lean oeaMm neU !■ all. He Mill he had planned an ollllting prtaMitly o kophoniore unit atid build for tootboU sucoeoa two and Ihreo years henee. ' There are wane fine sophomuirs coming up from the Junior hlRh schools and If everyone cooperates Pontiac Central should have some great teams In rouple yean," he said. ★ ★ 'fk , a Next seaiion Pontiac will see the Brut game in the football rivalry between Central and Northern The Central isNichlng job Iws not yet been determined A committee made up of fir Dana Whlimer. Kranels Staley, tUi Gray-bh’l, PJiilip Proud and Hollle Li'pley has been formed In si reen the caivUdafi'K Upon reslgniilnm. Mat leay math- a recommendation of ime of his assistants for the job Hr did not reveal the name of the ^•on>■h. but presumalily It was Gene Noms, whom Maclz-sy slways con-siik’iwl as a Rissi slrali’Risi, MacLeay whs at the lop of the salary stale in the Poniwi- si hisd ,system As a Ivachei, with a Uoelor's rleRree, plus coaeblnB com-pi-nsaliims, his salary was (i«uri>d Uj lie |«,7i0 At Trinity College in Texas when* he will be dirocloi of ptiysical eiiucatlon his salary Is said to la* uroUwl flO.lxm 1st County High School AIFStarGrid Game,Aug.19 Departing PCH Coach Hails All-Star Contest "Many boys have gained college educations.;, and,-fHofesaional greatness because of football," MacLeay added, "but the MHSAA still puts foothall In lesser perspective to other sports with its restrictions." Departing Pontiac Central foot-i ball conch Jesse MacLeay lent verbal support to the Oakland County AJl-Star football game which will be played at Wisner Stadium, Aug. 19th. MacLeay, who for three years bad been aiming for higher standards' of football for Pontiac, said, "the game wUl do a lot for Oakland County football." back seat to aay state %s Ugh school football goes.” ■aid MacLeay, ‘It to Jast an-fortunate that the sUte high oehool athletic awioctolloB pats se nwny restriettoas on It.’" Oakland Stars of North-South to Tangle Here City JaycMs Sponsor Prep Grid Clash at Wisner Stadium The All-Oakland County IIIrIi .School stars, ns picked annuallyi by the county's roadies anir printed in The Press, will get tii •hance to show their talenlx ncxii month. I For the first time, a North South Oakland County All-Star football game will be played Friday night Aug. 19th at Winner Stadium. The game, sponsored by the Pontiac Jaycees, will nuirh the All-County players from l» North t^nlv high schools against those from 17 high ANKaiCAN trsOVB .^Onort Two members of MacLeay'.' Pontiac Central team, Jerry Rush and Charlie Brown, have received * invitations to play in the game. A total of six of the 1939 PCH squad have been given college scholarship bids. jJaDNESDAT-S BESl’LTS New Y6ck S. Baltimore 2. iilibr Chtesco 7. Clevelsnd S. nlibt ”■---1 Clljf i, iBetrolt 4. Bighi 4. Boll ton 0. nlslil TODAV'S GAMES Xsaau City tLsreen Ml st Detroit (Mossl Ml. 1:30 p m Wsahtngton (Elacher 3-4 SI BotUm (F. SulUva S-S) ttiT** p.m. Chicle tyPlSKs M) at Clevcltod (Perry Mew York‘S efuriey S-I) st Baltimore (PtppsB 7-5). 7 rni raiotY-a soiedcle Wsshloftan st Baltlmorrt 7 p.m. New York st BoeUn. T:1S p.m. Cleyelsnd st Chlcseo. 1 p.m. Detroit et Kaoese City. I p.m. NATIONAI. LEAGUE Weo LeM Pet. B Plttiburgh ........4S » .«22 - MUwankee ..........40 33 .54S ■u Pranclaco .... 3t 35 .527 I Daley AP Pkatafai TO THF, NHOWERtt — Johnny Temple, Oeveland seepnd base-m*n, gets tossed out of tlie game last night by umpire Bill McKinley after an argument over a third strike. Sherm Lollar, While Sox catcher, doesn't want to get into the argument. The While Sox won the game. 7-5, on Roy .Siever’s two-run homer. Masters Tigers Again AMONG Ttll’ qt'AMl'IKKS - Holi Zimme) man (left), 2'J, nf Jackson (ii'ihI a .'l-imdcr par t>K It) tii|i the qualifying mund of the 4Kth Michigmi Amateur Golf limninmcnl at I’orl Huron. Zim (if .hirksoil is llic lliikr I liliilii Dick Kuivyiiowski, of llir .iHcksoii .St Mar: (Mil Kliilc cliHintiions, ciuilod 17 ycHi' old s class ('ll Youth Sets Pace in State Amateur j PORT IIURON-Bt b Zimmci |1« holes at Him k Itivor Only those players wlwi hnv(''man. 'J'2-ycar-old Duke Cniversilyjolhcr 11'l did the •..■iiiio graduated the pa.sl June nrcjgdlf term captain, led a field ofiHuron . C.olf Chili Tls eligible to compote in the game. |'29ri hopefuls into the second]played »lio first round Iquulifying round today' mack Tlv Because MHSAA forbids usingj undergraduate players, prep | coaches and prep officials, Ihel Zlnanerman, a Jackson prod-coaching staffs of the resppclivcj ncl, fired a three-under-par tw squads will be made up of ox- yesterday to set a torrid pare, professional or ex-high school coaches. Amateur (iolf Tourna-janother IK lioirs todiiy and vici i.ilically, will get regular iineiil iiclion started lomor-II the first miilrh jilay round, tx-niund tmirney ends .Sundi;y eneh day at Black River CC Stevens shot a practice round three-under par 6K at fViii Hiiro/i At file end of lodny -s adion. Hie GC yesterday. Ifiqhl will Ih> eul lo t>» qualifiers,! . . _i~ j 1 , j u 1 D I Other le'iders at the end »t They and I'efe.ndiiv’ ehanipion Bud . . Of the ^1 hopefuls. 1.70 playetl^Slev, us of ll,-lro,l, who quald.od, .^lii, H«7dTn‘of'WrnZ hmii. Klchnrd Nurton «f lirnn*l Ther^ an* fiHiiMToiH Inmu^r pro leavers living In Oskismi Hl’tS, No RUHS, l.'J StrikcCUllS County cueh as Isni Creekiiiiir. ------------------------------------------------------ lasin Ifarl, horn IMhlile, f arl Karillvaer., Bob Miller others who now are lielng < lacfed for roacking dutirs. : Mazur Really Hol on Mound KaiJds, CerM frl llarolil ftrliik of Grand l(apid«, amt f-red freeker of IxalaiiiartMi. all lied at 71. Glenn Jolinson of (icohse four-lime winner of Hie Ariiileur, was alone at 7'J.. .35 3* .473 n DETRpi|r (AP) — From start to finish, it was a baseball game the Detroit Tigers richly deserved to.lost, but it took a little extra give the Kansas Oty Athletics I 6-4 triumph. WEDNEWAYS EBSUL'TS TODAY’S GANE.S , Louis (JaclCAon 9>l) at Sar ztJones “ A crowd of 18,323 saw the sputtering Tigers slip four games under the .500 mark last Wght, bowing to the Athletics on some spotty Francisco pitching, futile batting and shoddy ba.scrunning. He was rattled for (our hits in the first inning as the A’s seized a 34) lead. It stayed that way A1 Kaline hit a three-run home run the sixth — as the Tigers loaded the bases with none out and failed to score in the first. City first baseman, was the best friend the Tigers had. He struck out three times and tapped weakly second base. And it was his or on a routine pop fly In the seventh inning that shoved the Tigers ahead 4-3. Detroit scored wltljout a hit. Piusbu^h .Mieell 4-SI et CIncinn 6-51, 4:05 p.m. — Chicago (Freeman 3-e> at Loe Angel (Dryidale 5-10'. le p.m. FitpAVS SCHEDULE Pittsburgh at Philadelphia (2). 5:05 p n Cincinnati at MUwaukee. i p.m St. l»ult at Son Pronclseo. 10:15 p.m. Chicago at Lea Assotre, le p.m. , Bud Daley hung up hto 13th I triumph, slaggerbi|( through with ' some clutch pitching as the Tigers stranded eight runners, i Prank Ijtry lost hto ninth in IS ' decisions, sending I Dixtoring Your Golf By DR. CARY MIDDLECOFF Calico Bass Running Big, in Area Lakes ■.There: have been many indications. this spring, that some of the area s numerous fish species arc running to more than the usual sizes. Calico bass, colorful member of le black cra|)pie family, yellow perch have been leading r keep the ball PATIENTS COMPLAINT: "Can’t ei straight!” DIAGNOSIS: Dipping a shoulder. TREATMENT: There are two wrong moves you can make with your shoulders to wreck your golf swing. One Is to dip the left shoulder as the backswing starts, and the other Is to abruptly lower the right shoulder as the dowilswlng begins. On the backswing, the shoulders should simply turn on the same plane they ^e on when the swing begins. If you dip your laft shoulder during^ the backswing, there is“ little hope of hitting the ball squarely and straight. On the^ downswing, also, the shoqlders should turn back around in the original plane. Naturally, the right shoulder is a little lower than the left when the swing begins, becauae it must be so to let you grip the club with the right hand belnde(i to| , ... ' . ... Players by the Pontiac Jayrees by! phone and letters »hal Iheir City Soflhall League VVednoadny. i, i, ;game with KIks No. 810 last night; •>‘'''0' Thomas was ir hi^7c7oorstaraTr^mTh'fc25:!^^ *’ 11 - -iThGV had seen enough of Jake‘e-'ied smiin .Mio. i-u, k. u. Kloveti were ti.xi 7i _________________,_____j_____* Mazur for one eveninR. iJacobs was the hard luck loser foric,,„ (/„,.„(, recordedL * * Daley walked l,ary and gavx. Ma|y Throneberry, the Kansas| Frank BoUlni; an intentional walk I after K(Mle Yost saorifieed. Dav ley retired Charlie Maxwell for the oerond out, and made Koeky Coiavlto hit a popper to the Infield. Thronelierry dropped the ball and I-ary itrored. But Lary gave the A’s the tying and winning runs promptly. Russ Snyder singled and «cor«d on Jerry Lumpe’s double. Lumpe went to third on an infield out, and scored when Lary bounced the ball past Red WUson. Kaline cost the Tigers ajxjssible rally in the eighth. He drew the ’parade of bigger and '">d went-to second jas, pinch hitter Johnny Grofh — better-than-two-ix)und yellowj®^^*" (ailing to bunt safely perch has been reported. It ^ "* of them will get the opportunity to play before heading for their respective campuses. Training eampa will be set up In the North an4l South poria of the county. Among the top All-County prep stars last year are: All-.Sta|ers Charlie Brown from Pontiac Central, Bob Lazollr fr^im Roy: “ Bishof) ( Buncjted at 73 were I'orn Di ap r [of Birmingham, the Ml!) winne-, Fuc/.ynowski. Jack.son: Tom twi-hR iwinit including six-hit moundRlo«ni(ield Hill.s, standing pitcher in these parts, Stillwell's 4th-inningj * I u, pitched a no-hit, no-run contest 'hr game's lone run ! during that (ivc-inping stretch and] 'he Beaiidctfe diamond it AtktnS Steady OR MoUfld - what's more -^he struck outj'^** (Smoky) Burgess in a . w- 13 batters. Just two short of a »'"''ring role. Burgess hurled a ViCTOry at DraytOn clean sween three-hit shutout as the Pontiac r»i a.i'. . Clean sweep. |Oe Atkins hurled st.vuly three- , A pop fly lo shortstop At Snillh ; D;,vc’s Beefburger fxiunded out If Dfnylon Flams and another pop-up lo Mazur three bv Jim Shorter, I" himself were the onl.v tlnii’s Stadium hitlers got their hat- Other around 17 inches in length. Many ealiros that were more than a foot long have also been landed on area lakes. liatest angler reporting an even bigger one to James Howard, ISM Wilmot, Union Lake, who took a 14 and */$ - Inch fish from Union Lake that weighed one- — dropped a single to left. But Daley caught Kaline leading too far off second and picked him off. Daley then mewed down Chic» Fernandez and pinch batter Ozzic Virgil to escape further trouble. He got the Tigers 1-2-3 in the ninth after the Athletics added an ini ance run off Clem Labine. Daley helped out with that c Ken Hamlin singled and Daley vanced him to second with a base hit through thS middle. Snyder "Mi'e have lived hpM ................. years” Mrs. Howard repor^d.jdoubled Hamlin home. Ajid We fish a lot. but we've' lever taljgB^ or even seen a calico ]“*"*** f s m nf »k(> nnn '' ; Snrdcr Cf-U 3 2 3 1 Vnit The crowd of 993 paid J2.739 , Wednesday night tQ-3aatoi»- ~ : unanimous deci- Mrs. Andy Condon won this eek’s c am petition, in tjie «t out tor liry Women's Silver Lake Golf League!SHnlu with a net score (jt 36. Mrs. Loren Aris was 2nd at 38. Blind hole laurels went to Mrs. Paul Castleberry, who perred’No. 8. Low putt honors were divided among Mrs. Edward Dalton, Mrs. Roland Gegoux and Mrs, Condon with E—ITiroiuber-T. POA—Kentei CKy 27- 8SS5S 20—Unnp* 2. Hamlin. Snydrr. BUI IR—EoftBe. 8B--8a)drr S-Yotl. , IF. H a EEBB B Oaky (S^IMiLy A _L JL Lary (L. Mi S t 5 i 5 2 Laolne L3 3 t • 1 e. AgiUrra 1-3 4 0 0 T HBP-By Daley »■ (Snyder) WF-Lary U Runie. Paperella. T—3:3*. -Rice. Sin A-ll:32S. •f' the hall. In the meanlinie. KIks halters were eliihhing nine hits ntf Koxer Keynnids lor hU easv s 10-0 vielori. Iber shiiliiiils l«>ih of hit Imll la.st night a |ii.s Big Jim'.s defeated the Lakers, Ifor a 7-1 Iriiimph over CIO l-ocaji'^ V(k"ii* Eeai fiM in th,. «-hcdu|,.(l ( Onlesl R”'>''»S''»' ilesi , n of the McMurtr>. .'Rodriguez Wins ^Stitch Benefit iFhlllp'A jnoad Bulldrri Dowl of the (,'ily Lejigui empted for six runs in the top of fhe 7th 4, A inning to nose out .Sjx'ncer F'lwr J" Covering of the; Waterford loop. J It b-.). Lioyd HaitJer was the winning ^ , hurlor and also had two hits. J * WATEHFOHD SOFTBALL STA.VOINGS L.,7 r>0b.Aiii NZdanal Uafee ft 3 Bl^Ttm • Ofik Dondero and Ror Roy;il Oak Shrinf tormsii .ulstand'n' (anonli:i< 'enlral; Dennis Alix, West Bloomfield; John Meadows. «Dondrro. Christian, and Jim Teddy, Walled Lake; Dick Smith, Avon-'I dale; Doug Stott, Oxforrk Bill f Bryce, Waterfort; Bob Hocking | and (ieorge Graves. Pontiac ^ Northern; .Stuart King and OersonJ^ Fox, Ferndale; Howard SefiTim^-'^ mann and Biff Jones. Bloomfield; Mills; .Sam Reeves and George Fore.st, Birmingham: Terry Odom,, IJiUlSVlLl.F;. Southfield; Bob Fulcher. Ha/el'eraii welterweighf Viigil Park: Carl RichteV Holly; Dean ‘" "bad c Cuilison. Lake Orion; Rick McKin-i' ti s t e-r perfor non, Troy: Tom Davis, Clawson:'unbeaten l-uii R.xlriguez Pat Campbell. .St. Michael: sieve I nationwide TV audience Lyon; Reggie Dixon Rochester;' ""'e could have cane. . . Paul Mullin. Ferndale St. James; apP‘'«')*n«' " " badn I. been ipr[ A Ifiree-run uprising m the .hot- Hass B City I.eague action at 5teve Wolfe, Oak Park; Bob Por-!*!»’■ benefit," he said after the tom of Hie .'uh iniiing*on two tuts Jaycee Park. Rich Lamphere ritt and Rich Caverfy, Clarkston; |**sbt _ ^ and a fatal error sparked the Jets hurled a sparkling four-hitter (or Gw Schuett, Milford; Harvey! *^1 " 3' victory over CIO Localil^'*' winners and struck out 15 Chapman. Farmington; Gary P«>nt01er BiU King .set aside .ISt „. . ^ i '>'»«*'*- / Wirtb, Royal Oak Kimball; EarLj^''5®"* baseball g ime n Wisner ^ob .Arnold m'ade two of L&C's Richardson. Ortonville and Dan ^ '''""^^ five hits, Resil of Lamphere. •‘OU'sviHe welterweight'GO Similar All - Star games have been very poimlar In such great.,. ^ . football states as Pennsylvanfe,; ® Ohio and Texas. Miscue Is Fatal •in Jet Victory Over CIO „ luding a run-scoring' Rudell .Stitch Who drown(>d re-i The Union club outhit >hc Jets. cently m a heroic attempt to save 3-4- but that extra tingle •’ouldn'tr.'J 7 ‘fe J^Xc TchfstoiFd atone for an outfield miscue in the! J^terday s other Khedufod big 5th stanza. ' Qass B contest. Don Nicholie was In the decisive; 5th, pitcher John guez I Sion over Akins and swell hisjvic-tory string to 29. Akins mark drooped to 5L25-1. • -Mrs. .Stitch received J958.90. Don Paul Will Coach Ends for Los Angeles LOS ANGEl^ (A*<) - Don — — - Paul has sign^ a contract as de Top Pocers Ot YonkerS fensive line coach of thq Los An- i geles Rams. YONKERS. N. Y (AP. -What! :hapes 'up 8.s ' harness racing's! •”“g"-™'k ^ ^ ' lix Brooks of the Union tram ahd Stephen ot the Jets made two hits apiece. moved to 2nd on a single by War-rent Stephen. A two-base error on John Lucadam's fly.to left field scored York, then Herman Bishop singled to deliver two more run* and the damage was done. York struck out 10 batters In his rfferfive pitching prrforni-ance. Dick (ioldsworthy was the th(^ CIO. F( A linebacker with the Rams mo^ excivlng race pf the year is] from 1948 lo 19S3. Paul was se-,on tan tonight at honkers Racc-1 lected for his new Job by head! way. R brings together Adi(w But-i coach Bob Waterfield. HJs apfiol'’*-'T**)" imd.Bye Bye Byrd—I A three-run rally on Jast one httiJohnny Gonsalves of Oakland in ment completes thejkam coaching regarded a.s the country's bestjin the 5th inning was enough ,to!the 10-round main cycm at the staff, which incluto Hamp Pool, prcseht day pacers ;;—in a S25,-, spearhead Lytell & Colegrove to a I Auditorium | Wednesday night. Or-Tom Fears and Jim David. 000 fr’ce-for-all. \ ' >2 ^iumph over Griff's Grill in tega weighm 144; Gonsalves, 141. cx^ a Font. But. bet. . ____________ Lytell-C’irore S 3 OrlfreOrUl Talbott Lumb'r « 4 BUa. LX. Merc. Decision to Ortega QAKLAND. Cajif. lAP) - Gasper Ortega of Mexicali, Mexico, scored a unanimous< deciskm over FORTYTWO THE PONTIAC PRESS. THimst>AY, JULY 7/IMP vavTMnuM. Mr. - lum iudiiriM.ii< oiu , - Om^ « ^iPitchcrg Blaat Homera to Beat Gianti, Braves Cass Aveau Brake Service 109 C«M AvtnM *‘awtee'< OMMf Irate teraie*- FORD CHEV LINING UBOR Up to '58 Othtr Csrt ot Low Pricot FRONT IND ALIGNMENT $5.95 Up FRONT WHEELS BAUNCED $4.00 We Guarantee Our Work! Bucs Get Unexpected Help By Tte AraocteM Pnm When the other contendere etert geitlnf bent on three-run homere by pUchere, tt'e time to lUrt |et-Ung excited nbout tboM Pittebuiiih PlnUee in the National League ice. And tte time ia now. Gene Conley, a one-time Milwaukee right-hander, tagged a two-out homer with two at) {jhat gave Philadelphia an 1-5, 15-lnnlng victory over the aecond-piace Bravca Wedneaday night. And right-hander Stane worth $2,632 it- Marlene Bauer Hagge, of Del Fla., scored—three '■iblrdles tor a 70 in Wednesday’ > n. II ■ •• *< pro-amateur prologue, i StidwInVhar. s t' Second place money went to ‘ iRuth Jessen, of Seattle, Wam. --------- a 74. ^ I { w I ™ cute**"*'**' j s iMd^ip.B. s 5 Ray Beach, ront.Tte.5.^,^^u^wu. ^ 3|bWira ter a rllat'i dwlnl Player Called 'Drunk' During Coast Game SEATTLE UB—Slugging outfield- suspension Wednesday by Seattle Rainiers, who said they v.ere "ietting things cool off" before deciding his future with the du)». Officials of the Pacific Coa League team said Taylor 'nink and insubordinate when hr as removed from the first game f a doubleheader Tuesday night with Portland. 3rd Floyd-Ingo Bout May Shift to LA Coliseum GRAND OPENING of ONE OF OAKLAND COUNTY'S LARGEST RETAIL Plywood Distributors r Take a LOOK at These Prices! BIRCH s/4"x4'x8' - 2-2 Grade . 13ii FIR FIR FIR FIR '/4"x4'x8' - A-D Grade. Vz"x4'x8'- C-DShop .. ef s/8"x4'x8'-C-DShop. W'x4'x8'-A-D Shop. WHILE THEY LAST! Beautiful, Imported PRE.FINISHED PLYWOOD LASTING nmSH VxT LOS ANGELES (AP) - The Times says the third Floyd Pat-'tPrson-Ingcmar Johansson heavyweight title fight is almostvcertain to be held In the Los Angeles Coliseum this fall: Times boxing writer John De La Vega said Feature Sports Inc. of New York will apply for a Call Timet said. though their vessels were on high teas or in foreign porta. CANADIAN u-AnKte, _ A1 Balding of Toronto sighte a Miot on tte fireen ta tte Slat Canadian Open at Toronto yeaterday. Bald-ii« ta tte first round laader with an alght-under par 68. Three Aces Reported Area Hole-in-1 Epidemic There’s been a sudden hole-in-one epidemic at Oakland Oonnty golf courses with Highland HUta, Silver Lake and Stonyendt eadi The first of the three aces was posted at Stonycroft wher» Ron Bolander of Bloomfield Hilk knocked a 9-iron shot into the cup on tte 145-yard 9th hole. It was Bolander's 1st hole-in-one in 14 years of golf. Richard C. Eriksen of Eaat Lanatag, aon of Panttac’s Bleh-ard O. Erlkaen, Iwrrawed a No. S wood from dob owner Frte on that course and the 4th hole-in-one at Silver Lake this year. ^ Jack Hofitetter of Detroit made tte 1st ace of tte season at High, land Hills alien he hit a 7-inm shot into tte cup on tte 166-yard 12tb hde. It was his 1st ace and he carded 87 for 18 holes. Hotstetter waa accompanied by Wally Matthes and Jim Hueteier, both from Detroit. Oorndl Ghtae of Buffalo, N.Y., Jim Brothers and George Petku were putting on the green when tte ball holed out. Silver Lake’a tSO-yard Sth tele. Erlkaen waa playing with Gene Younger and Lee 4^, both of Pontiac. It was his 1st ace, ateo tte 1st time he had ever played Head lacrosse 'Stars NEW YORK (AP)-Throe Army players, including All • America football end Bill Oarpater, have been choaen on tte lacrosse coacte All-Americn team Jor 1960, It was announced Wednesday. 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WS-’ iHif ~ Hope Depends on U.S. Champ < 4 nBm «( a M • B«U rf 4 t • • PmI tf •ArbM 1« 1 • i:s! kiiM I• 1 • r-T'ir I MAntta ct 4T1 t ft ” as.". sii.’Ss'. Slii£5S5* rani p 4 • 1 • icrbsr p 4 114 MeUfilaa M 4 4 i 4 *;i«M*rUD » 44 14 .1 4 4 4 Purkay ] - 1 4 4 4 Henry p ... I« litassf tti k- Nalana 41 4 7 t « inr ownay B aui: ■a^ la 4tt: e-Oi«ear and 14 of them were u only a pinch Alston also named a staff ot 10 pitchers for the two games Tvlth the American League All-Stars to be played at Kansas City July 11 and at Neie Yorti July IS; “ The pitchers Alston selected were: Bob Buhl of Milwaukee; Elroy Face, Bob Friend and Vernon Law of Pittsburgh: BUI Heni-y lof ancinnati; Larry Jackson and I Lindy McDaniel of St. Louis; Mike 'McCormick of San Francisco and Johnny Podres ariid Stan WilUams of Alston's Los Angeles club. It was both sentiment and spert for Musiai’s hittipg ability 'Sure, sentiment entered into It," said Alston but he added; "He (Musial) is the kind of a man. I'd like to have around If a game' where a big hit rould win the game. Stun is hitting again and is capable of winning - the game for us Tvilh a timely blow in the right spot." Musial cuirenliy is hilling .2R1 with 39 hits in 1.19 times at bat. He has batted In 19 runs. Players picked the starting lineups. excluding pitchers, for the games and Alston Tvent along with them by naming aU of the second choices to the squad. To supplement the starters, Alston named Sntoky Burgess ol Pittsburgh, and >:d Bailey of Cln-s catchers; Ken Boyer and BUI White of St. Louts, Dick Croat of Pittsburgh, Norm Laker! and Charlie Neal ot Los Angeles, and Tony Taylor of .PhUudelphia, Infleldera; Orlando Crpeda ot San Francisco, Rot>ei1o Clemente of Fltlsburgh. Vada Ptniion of Cincinnati and Musial as outfielders. Musliil, Ce|>eda and White all have played both first base and In the oulfield. Fred liulc'hinsori, manager of Cincinnati, and .Solly llcnuis, manager of the ,St. IjmiIs Cards, were chosen ns the National I.j>ague; coaches COMPLETE •STOCK OF TROUSERS '0 OFF 106 N. Saginaw St. Open Fridoys 'til 9 Palmer was opsei by bta | taltare to eaa that third-hole putt that he threw hh patter down in • dIagNst and didn’t pick It up ! agala for aeveral minutes. ' The U.S. star niso was one under par coming back with a 36., this time Tvith six pars, two birds, I and a bogey four op the 11th hole, i After that bogey, PalntAr camel right back for a birdie three oni the 12th and added a birdie four on the 14th. i Thomson, who had a 34-35 cnid, * was knocking most putU in - a 14-footer on the first, and 10-footers on the seventh and 10th. He i might have bettered De VIcenzo’s opening round 67, but missed a four-footer on the sixth, a five-footer on the 14th. and saw his four-footer on the 16th scoot around the edge of the cup. He narrowly missed a birdie on the 18th when he played his* swond'shof off a road to within 20 feet of the cup and narrowly missed the long putt. The field was to be trimmed to the low 50 after today’s round for the final two rounds tomorrow. ATTENTION, i957-’58-’59-’60 CAR OWNERS 0s(4ji-aJlf4tlsi4 sovisgs 44 BRAND NEW, FIRST QUAUTY JiauREs }fattny C/4S444f 4f Sptdtl Brand 1959 Designs ( . uiwMo. sorry, m dtJtor latot or ptorn, sMil or iayimy ord4a Dayton Tire Co (Formarly MARKET TIRE CO.), || TTWi^ HUROM 5rBS'"^""^""""*"™"*Frr0424 Thun., Fri. and Sat Pontiac Retail’s Gigantic of 75 1960 PONTIACS and VAUXHALLS at TREMENDOUS SAVINGS FIGURE YOUR OWN DEALS!—WE NEED YOUR TRADE-IN NOW! MUST BE SOLD THIS WEEKENDf PONTIAC RETAIL STORE 65 Mt. Clemens ^ FE 3-7954 '-C.T2Z C FORTY-FOUR THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, JULY T, IMP Display o( Camping Twita. Ws Haw U S«< Up. UmbrsUa Typ*—Cot-lag* Typ*—Station Wag-oe. Typ*. Wf IlM Int HUTS Immct* Om hr Y««r Trip rUTTMta^dit^U^ nP TENTS - TEPEE TENTS OMBRELLA TENTS WAU TENTS Al TMta At L*w OiKMRt Wt 6i?s Hslita'i Id Staaps DMIIG CAIOPY UGKTWEIGHT tORNER POLES — TELESCOPING ALUMINUM CENTER POLE. SUN SHADE AMD RAIN PROTECTION. I SIZES y4"x9'4" $19.8t 12'Kir $29.M _______ yiO^syKT' $21.95 JOrS ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS 12 S. SAQINAW PS 2.0022 Ford Chiiox Down GcveUnd Yanks Boost Leaid to 2 Gaines The pitching of s trio o( lefl-handers and's- clutch hoowr bp Roy Stovers gestured a (till ule oi night action in th^ AnMrican League Wednesday. WhNey Ford won hh thM in a row as the New York Yankees beat Baltimore 5-2 and regained a two-game lead over Cleveland while dropping the tMrd-pIae Orioles three games bock. Feoway Park shMs pkib Seer* did It h IIH as ha blaakad Bas-ta*. M. Dahy beat Datrsit, M. Sievera' big blow broke a tie In the 90i and gave the White 80s aT-5 ping a Tribe wttnhg The Tankaea, baata. w...... m.. when they last faced Skinny Brown, handed the Oriole rhhthkadar Ug tWRi defeat to is dicisiena srith a twewB eighth. A walk and lOo-key Mantle’a triple acored the wiintog run. and Roger Maria, who hit hie 2Tth home ran in the third toning, then followed with a stogie, date Boyer added a solo homer in the ninth Ntt. 2l for the Yankeee to the tost 10 games, one I shy of the AL record lor that apan. It alao gave the Yanks 100 or more homers for the 16th cunsectiHve triggsred by YYoadie Held's tw*«n Krallck 44 blanked the Rad Sea wMh a topr-hitter-to his -----------* naator toasoa Stoct He WalHd too. faaMl^ Hit Nala aot YMr by Jetty Gaaalc ^S, who loot Ida eighih in a row. Joae ValdIvlalBO singled home the other two off reliever Tom Sturdivant. FsN S4 had a twa-Mt riratato tor sta innings aiM Satohad srith a otvea^lMar aa lha Yabkaea ogMied IlMir asoasa raeard svHh Om Birds at 04. Psar af Bto The Champions THERE MUST BE A REASON WHY MATTHEWS-HARGREAVES HAVE SOLD MORE NEW CHEVROLETS THAN ANY OTHER DEALER IN OAKLAND COUNTY WE HATE TO BE UNDERSOLD Check for yourself ... If you are not satisfied with your past or present figures - Come in today and we will adjust! I960 IMPALA 2-ilr. Hard Top W.W. Tirts Htottr Dtfrosttrs Elgctric Wiptrs Windshitid Washers Clock Forking Brake Warning Light Back-Up Ltghti Glove comportment light m Including toxea and license transfer CBEVT LAND MATTHEWS isSfsy HARGREAVES CHIVY LAND I 631 OA|Kl^NP (tor. C«s) FE 5-4161 i. , Sievets' nth boner foUowed a Larry Loche 1-1. who ahn gave up a tying homer by Gene Freeae in the eighth. Gerry Staley 9-3 won it with four tonlngs of two-hit shutout relief niter the Indians chased Early Wynn in a five-run Balding leads onTorrid M years, hopes his luck has finally The 3S-year-old Toronto shot-jmith poatad a sensational 8-wt-der-par 64 to take the first nRliid lead Wedneaday in the Canadian Open golf championship at the suburban St. George’s aub. He into today's second round jlrith a one • stroke lead Don January, a lean Texan tram DiSas who blew a chance for tie on the final hole. Ha was the first-round open lead-' er In 1959 with a soard tO j seconfl-round T5 and finished the 172-hole tournament in a tie ' -90th place, good for $130. Balding alao bettered the competitive course record of 65 by veteran E. J. (Dutch) Harrison of . Louis, when- he won the Canadian Open in 1919. 2 t OVERHIAD LOCATIONS BIG SAVINGS FOR YOU IN LAM OtION—1 LOCATIONS Russ Johnson Motors liaedwey Camar af Btodk^^hl-Sd Canme of Itadlilt MY 2.2171 -^3 VODKA m The perfect companion in any drink is clear, light, pleasant Arrow Vodka. NevermtrudesTnev Preferred by more and more people. ■‘V. V.- '•'S'/: Learn to awlin. Be sure all pajamgera can awlm | Extend Water Courtesies to ' Eis«nhow«r InvitM AH Craft Ownars to Follow Safo Prodlctt Boating is safe, but oMy ^ of every boatman la to keep H that way. More ptaamre craft than have ever bean afloat before wlU taice to the water the week endbig July ed; Eisenhower bat aUt- **I Invita all the peofle laler-eoled la beatiag ts obsbrve Na-ttaaal Sale BoatlaK Week. ■i^fl threnghout the eatire year to fonaw eafe boaUmt praellees ■ * exerotse eoarteey ea the Mb one knows how many boats there are in Amarica today. The National Aaamation of Engine and Manufacturers estimates seven miltfcMi and this number is grow- Accidents have, with the growth of flie sport. Boatn are becoming safer. A* mdre knowledge of what ntakes _ huU strong and seaworthy'is de-.signed into boats, families head out fbrther afloat. Efectraole aids — pertaMe ra- now lit‘Into any craft from a rowboat up. Weather wamlaga, water depth aod direction of land are preoented by these gadgets to the pieasare skipper. If still in trouble he can call for help by radio. Better craft aJid more leisure time have successfully transformed boating from a form of roughing it to a family activity. Boats are better. It is important that skippers improve. When accidents happen, they must now be reported. Soon we should have statistics which wiH show when trouble is likely to oc- The most dangerous thing n boatman can do Is head out by himself in a small boat. SYRACUSE. N Y UB-The row-era, probably the moat anonymous and moat dedicated athletes In American sports, today began a three-day battle on Onondaga Lake for -the right to represent Uncle Sam in the Rome Olympics. A record field of 76 — two more than in 1956 — was entered In the seven events of the Olympic Trials that got under way In the morning and continued all afternoon. The wtaneni of today' for the Krtda,v seniltlnals. The losers of flrsi heals get anallier ehsnre to make the seminnals In repechages (second chance for loners) Friday morning. Four rrew's mill comprise the final field In ench event Hnturds). Ther*- writ only four entries in the double sculls so all four automatically gained the finals. There were only ei"ht in the pairs with coxswain so the winners of the two heals jump into the finals. FOR 8K1INO SAFETY — A water skiing flag, designed as a further safety measure for watw skiera. has been iniUated by the Evinrude Boating Foundation and sanctioned by the American Water Ski Association. The flag flies amidships opposite the driver's seat and indicates to other boatmen in the area that the boat from which it is flying Ls engaged in pulling wafer skiers and that these boats should exercise care and stand clear. It is expected to be especially aseful in warning other boaters when there is a skier in the water, either being retrieved or starting a ' ski run. The spotlight WHS on the glamorous jwo of the seven events — the eights, in which CalifornlH and Harvard were favored, and the single sculls In which Navy LI. Harry Parker was the sitekout. But there were strong fields in the other five events. They an double sculls, t>alr oars with and without coxswain, and four oars with and without coxswain. Flag Introduced for Water Skiing In the Interest of providing thel In a aoekat on the gunwale of iships mounting will give it a dis-sport of water skiing mth Maddl- the water ski boat.- ,y,cUve identity and prevent con- ^ the fusion of this signal with other the skier and other boats in the . , area, a new water skiing signal :»°ckct and easily removed,, offer-or pennants, flag has been originated and de-'i"K much greater convenience toj will soon be available by the Evinrude luting I the user than if he attempted to | The next step is not clea^, but apparently he stands up quickly ' to land a fish, reachs too far over the side, or pc'rhaps just anchors where the wake from a pa.s.sing vessel might tip him over. Only the boat is found, for he may have tried to swim to shore instead of slicking with his craft while waiting to be rescued Faster n^tors ran take the boatman fartli«7rom shore, and the -need for a knowledge of boat handling, rules at the road and basic seamanship is more important than ever. American Water Ski^sn. This new safety flag will bej approximately 12 inches by 17H! inches in size and is made up of! a red diagonal bar, flanked by a pair of red water skis, on a white field. The diagonal red^bar through the center of the flag will be a plastic stiffener—or stay—so the flag will remain in its unfurled state even when the boat is not moving. This flag would signify that the boat from which it is flying Ls engaged in pulling a water skier (or skiers) and other boats in the vicinity should be cognizant of the fact. : being 1 the b aiiJ i<^iUuVc it tiviii vlllicf mended to all affiliated clubs of V or stern poles. The amid-'the American Water Ski Assn. Boats have changed, but the waters they sail upon have not and a healthy respect for them is essential. No boatman believes courtesy and common sense afloat can be ordered by law. At present there is only a minimum of restrictive legislation. Boating is stUi a sport where the family may cruise out away from it all where they please. National Safe Boating Week will do much to show if boatmen are accepiing their responsibility' for prudence. There are several safety ad- ' vantages that can be gained by | flying this flag (which is similar . In idea to the flag used to iden- I tify skin diving). Boat Has No Brakes, So Practice. Stopping Many persons who have not handled one have the misconception that a boat can be maneuvered and stopped as e.-’-sily as an automobile. But the boat ha.s no brakes. The new boat owner should practice landings and leaving of docks as often as possible. A most important advantage is that the flag identifies a boat stopped to retrieve a fallen skier pulling a skier from the water near the tow boat. The flag would serve to make other boats in the area aware that there is a water ski tow line trailing behind the tow boat and that there might loose skis in the imtnedia c' I. Other boats can then stay dear to avoid tangling the tow line in their propeller or avoid hitting the skis. Sometimes water skiers behind a large boat are obscured from the vision of oncoming boats. With the water .ski flag flying, these boats would have warning that a skier is being towed. j The flag will he flown amid-ahlp* on a speeial Inexpensive flherglas staff at least three feet In length, with the staff mounted SAFE SEAAlA.VSHfF — Powertxiat and sailboat skippers make sure ail required and recommended equipment is aboard. They make certain a fife pirservcr is carried for each person aboard and see that children wear them. U. S. Rowers Open Bids tor Olympic Positions Four years ago in Australia, thq. U.S. won three champtonshlps, two ■eronda and one third, Cahtoroia, winner of the Syra-cuae-Ira and Harvard's veteran sweepswingeis, were rated Jpst a shade over Cornell's two crews. Navy's varsity and unbeaten plehes Washington, Pennsylvania, Brown. S,vracuae Alumni Rowing Assn., the Detroit Boat Club and Union Boat Club of Bosl«>n, with a lew exreptlona. Display Decal This Week Canadian Entry Skippci-s place a high value on’ -The U. .S. CiMtst Cuard Auxlhar..'s' eVairtesy MolorN)at Kxamlniitien' it assutrs them that .my! deflcteticy they may ha\e over- 'We have'a good ehanee to do as well this year as we did four years ago," said Cifford tTip) (Toes chairman of the U.S. Olympic rowing committee. "We may counter our toughest opposition OBC Rating Is Your No. 1 Safety Factor er in the eighths, especially frdm Germany, but we will he formid-•bte again in the small botif or have life preaerveri handy. 3. Carry an approved life preserver veat, coahlon or jacket for each person. Small children should wear thetra. 3 Have aboard not only all required equipment-lights, horn, life preservers and approved fire extin-gulaher but also spare parU and tooU, first aid kit, anchor and line, bilge pump, compass and distress flarea. 4. Stsp into the middle of a small boat and sit down immediately, keeping all weight low Trim boat to keep it balanced on an even keel Never stand up suddmly. 6. Take aboard gasoline only In the approved man- ner. Wipe up all spilled |s.s and smell bilges for gas vapor before starting engine. ' ' I. Never overldad the boat 7, Do not overpower the boat by using too large an engine Travel through s harbor so that you leave no wake to disturb other boats You are legally responsible for it. 8 Don't challenge threatening weather Stay In port 9 Remain with the boat if it capsizes Shore may be farther off than it appears 10. Learn seamanship Obey piloting rufes. by the Eldred Gains Watkins Lake Intra-Club Title l()oke iMilnli'd Aiixlllmists. It- also afford.<« the .tiew hrtuiuty to find out If he Is pnipcrly Cfiuitqied as wpli having any qiie.stiims >msw'pie| in Mackinac Race .SARNIA, OntnjR-.lohn Blunt's 41 loot Affair de Coeur will make Its maiden voyage July 16 In the ’J:)6-mile fort tlurun-loMackinac Gus Kldred ta the Inlra-Club! champion of the Watkins l.ake' Yachting AssiH'iMtinn. He gained possession of the: Brede Brothers rotafing trophy by i winning the handicap event in his I lightning In a race when' all Ixials' start at once, Hdred had been alile to finish' by (he Examiner. Boating can he K ptcasiirr only if the boatman knows >10 and lii-c guests mi> pi-c|mreiel, still undergoing final liHiehes at thc-Sarma Yarht Club, Is ex|>reted loitx' the only Canadian entry against 75 United .Stales boats. An eighl-mHii i-rew will handle the Affair de Cix-ur. which is only the seventh of its lyfic entered In the rare. Most vessels have lieen specially built to meet the rigid ix-quiremenis of this type of race. Offered by (’oast (lUard only .Ird in his own division he-| hind Jim Zuelke and Jack nerlienj before the feature event, ' Karl Kreil/ look the thistle liile: with Harm Gillan runnerup and I Don Zannnlh .Ird. In snipes, I)hvp| Green won follovved by Ered and j Bruce Brede and Glen Fries, ! Boating Guide Available The U. .S, (!oasl ('.Hard has .just Copies oh this offleial Recrea-annoimeed the puhli. atlon of their „„„„| rioatlng Guide ran be ob- Cheek the OBC rapacity recommendation plate whirh the man i-faeturer has affixed to your boat and follow its recommendations, [t shows the maximum number of’ »unds that the boat hnill till Outboard Fuel Lines Should Be Kept Clear new H7td Informative Recreiaionul', ,_____, , ,u 1 . ^ > Boating Guide for the use of the millimis of boating enthusiasfs who Government Printing Even the most experienced oiil-ihoarder will sometimes be pii/.-' zled when his motor stops or will not start. And this experleneed I the novice in failing to if boating e take to the water each year ^ffii’e, Washington 25, D. C. at 40 I’repareri to help the vil^t Ixiatlng I'enls ench. A’ dlscminl of 25 per public en,)oy many safe and health- '<'01 is allowed on all orders (or fill hours of rpcreallon on the 100 or .more copies of this puhlica-walcr, lhi.s (act-filled guide millines hon to be sent to one address, the requiivmrnls of Kefleral Ixial ing laws and provides some tiasic , rj guidelines (or sale and enjoyable L^CipiUTG tiOnOrS orieration . n -Imiudlnu Information on siilino. SAE 30 motor It is always a good idea to pla(T oil is the best lubricant in a ra-your life preservers, boat cushions (jo of one-half pint of oil to each and your boats lines out in the gallon of gasoline. Thorough mixing sun for an adequate period when- „f the oil and gasoline is more ever you return from a boating important than the exact ratio, outing in which these items may have gotten wet, according to of (icial.s of the Pivinrude Boating Shoro Sailing Lead P'oundalion. MAKBI-EIIEAU. Mass lAI'i ' Careless handling of these lines Glen P'oster of New York City and of equipment means short life for; Dave .Smalley ♦tf I.anhmoni, NY them and expensive replacement, are the leaders at the end of five If you stow this equipment while of the 12 nu-es in the U. S. senii soggy or damp you will eneour-; final Olympic Uials of finn cla.ss age mildew and rof. ailing minimum eqiii|imenl requli-i'menls;; Junior sallnrs tixik (he hopors in other equipment you should have; the Ibinliae Yacht Cliih Wednesday' ' resixinsihillties when operating: Nile Owi .Series at Cass Lake aids to navigation; some hints on The first, third and fourth places safety afloat; under .sail, paddle..went to junior sklptiers in Ih" 20-aiid oars; emergency piiK-e4t-youraeir craw phase ot modem living during the postwar years, the one field which has seen a direcOy onidaile irnid I repairing. A rocont anrsey says Ism thaa 0 per cent at all vehteir rrpaira la dana by tha Indlslduai car fesaiortal eatebilshinents gr almoat alt ot the buabilna la tte growtng eomptexMy ot cart. Even It you have ■ nnaonabte idm of need special coatly took to handle TMa eampIrxMy atea baa ted la a grawlav vai^ of aforlai- Independent aervicT shops and garages handled some X per. cent of the repair work; aervice; atationa take :% per cent and thei a e r V I c p departments of auto dealers about 23 per »-ent. TIh-, remaining work la done in shopsj maintained by owncra of Oeeta of! can and trucks. I One otolous reason shy pro-i Robinson Gets Note From J.K. In Detroll, i telephone directory llala 13 typ.’a of apecialUed repair shops, ranging tram body repairing to windshield wipers. MI'XMANKB .VCKOISO Some industry abaervera aug-geai specialty garages have gone a long way toward alleviating the shortage of trained mechanic*., But George J. Culler, director of' aervice of Plymouth - Defioto-Vahant. snys the aer\ice industry; still needs at least 150,000 morei trained men di« A 1 r mm yean a y alBMMwa The Weaver tdanufacturing Co. of Spriaglteld. III., one of many outftta whicii supply tools and ice induatry, ealimalea the Xmiul> Sates of replacement p a r t ■ per cent to (Mtora in UU. af cording to the AutomoBve Sondee Of 10 pee cunt haa beon pretUelfd lur tbte ywr. Wauver ofBdals predict you can look forward to the ettminatian of M teaM oto sMvica Job trtthip the next five year»-<€ SHOE STORE./f him 'a friend of the South.' "Kennedy invited me to Washing. i ton to discuss theae mattera with| him. During stated that the Patterson Incident! was the 'biggest burden' he haa had to carry thus ar. and that hel felt I and others had been unfair| to haae our objections to his can-j didacy on this." RoblBNoa saM be asked Kea- | nedy **tar aemethtag la wrillag,’' ■ml that Kewiedy wrote bin a "You have questioned my talk over IS moiitlu ago with the Governor of Alabama and some members ol hte stale caMoal. As I told you. any responaibie pdraon in my poaition must ba nttdy to talk; with the governor or leading public officials of every state. . . . "That does not imply my agreement with them or their agreement with me on partlculaf issues. In my one brief meeting with Gov. Patterson civil rights was not die-cussed, but I am sure that he knows that we do not have similar views on this matter." Robinson also quoted Kennedy a.s saying in the letter that in puWic utterances he ha.s called for an end to all forms of discrimination and will not make mi'tments incoasistent with such essential American principles. Robinson said that, despite their exchange of views, he still is not supporting Kennedy for Ihc Democratic presidential nomination. Former State Journalist Dias on Visit to Elkton ELKTON (UPI)-Valdo Herman <53. Tiicson. Arlz.. a newspapetnan; for e years in Michigan. Alaska i and Arizotw. died Tuesday while visiting friends here. Hbniian. who had been in seml-. netfreinent, was employed hi the mechanical department of the Ari-itma Dally Star part ot the time. A asHve of Ptgwia, he pita- Stevfflgon Drive Spmti in California Pressure to Siieak Up TlfK PONTIAC PBKSS, T!U RSDAY,^^m.Y 7. lt>r.o J’OKTY-SKVKN SACkAMCNTO. OOII. rAP> -An «p«i drive far AA|1 E. Slev. ---------------------- deJ. 1 on Gov, day to apeak . _ _____ rrada pnftodenUal k^tle; Kennedy aupportern |«lted at Brown to oortw out nSw for Sen. John F. Kennedy. Backers dt Stevenson. .Sen. Lyndon B Jahn> Bon and Sen. Stuart ^rmington urged hhn to hold bacfo ••I i rgauc vom * ^ ' iVwlttoaf ___________y_ejHie V isee '*%ca w'nvuc aii»' ‘jSw* single bloc oT CalilHMiia vdIm. One estimate placed it a( While top-ranking delegate Stevenson, the former tUinois governor ha* . considerable ndgnt strength In the driegatlon. Siii^ one members were on the tSfit delegation pledged td Stewpaon. .WssTSIS. r^JSaW; s:i. hcblrsa, ttM plae* o( k« mads U sn ACCBPTANCK COItrOIVtTIOM SUM MUstUssn AT*., t^rbom. Mlehlasn _It d. k. nncLn MOna or ptmuc sals Notlo* U bcnar atuit. Mich. By O. D. JOHNeON regular moeUns of tbe Commlnaton "i The state's 162 delegates, with 81 votes, are pledged to Brown on at least the first ballot at Loa Angeles. He can release them at any time, however. Lt. Gov. Glenn M. Anderson put: Brown on the spot by announcing! he would support Stevenson one* the governor releases his dele-gates. I 'SrotPn has been tight-lipped on! lust when that would be. TO BE FKEICD KARLV [ Anderson said it's apparent the delegatiori will be fre^ from its favorite son' commitment early stage of the conven* ” There wBs no comment from Brown. , Anderson, who rarely differs with Brownr saW he favored Kennedy for vice |>re*idont. tbc city bt Pontiac. UieMsaa. bald July \ 16«. by rcaoluUWo It. was miiutt to M the Intention oMbt CiiinUUon t from Snnford Street to Baxter -* — --------eon ol I3.1JS.1T. i. protlle ------------- d Improunment la on flla tar p3^ plan. I „ —n ba detrayed by special r accordinf to Jraotsft and -------Ibt Iota and pareala of tend frontinf upon either side ol Raeburn Street from Sanford Strbut to Baxter Alley shall conatltute the spcci ' . meat district Jo detrv estimated coot and AxpeBaet to that $«n IT bf tho estlmntod----------- expensaa theroof sball bo paid from the Capiul Improvemcnl ftnd and STt.60 the cstimatod coat of scsrtr stub sbaU be defrayed by ipoctal aaeessment upon bat 444 Of Sub. of Lot SSt. fWry Farm Adda. Nona B BBRBBT OtVBb That the Commission of tha Ctty of Pontiac. Ulehltan. will meet ba '*** CoinmiMlon Chamber on July IST at I oVloOk pm. to hanr aussew and objections that may bt made a parties Interested. W O. 7S14 Dated July 6. 16M ADA R. BVANB City Clerk gular meetins of the Commission of le City of Pontine, — " ■' im. by resolutlan . ...____________ > the Intention ii the Ctty Commission ? wldenlnt. " '■*“ Edison Street I It Is further li « deirsyed by special plan, profile and i cost thereof shall .. . • ssetsmenl aceordlat .. ____ that all of tha totr and paree Irontlna upon BRher side l. __________ Street from Ronuetrstrect to Montcalm Street shall constitute the special mem district to 65.061.06 .... ^ ..Hm.t.rf ...I -----------thereof and They held trd — j Wednesday. Brown told newsmeii. he hi long talk with Stevmton by lelc-phm Tuesday, lie said Steven. son made It citdur he would accept his third nomination but tiuil he wasn't doing anything to get Brown headed Stevenson's California campaign and has eon-Unued to show warm admii'iUian for him. Hospitals Greet Latest Staffers General and St. Joseph OffFcials Welcome New Personnel Additions Joseph Mercy Hospital day welcomed 36 new house staff members with a luncheon at the McAuley School of Practical Nurk- itig. The lieutenant governor gava it word hcmct nirnilicrs In other business Krerenllon : lllreelor niniiiws Hellon present eil niul reilewrd nn llendaed liiidsel lor ISSnSI. The new Ml.- Tells of Method I to Avoid Rust MStJ Profeuor Soy» His Additive to Water Keeps Pipes Cleon msi hiidsel Is |5.«m less Ihah Inst nddimt domealle. wnler systems >esr's with tarious ndiiilnUtrn of niM by a cheap-new method. Ihe espenaes pored down bv . 0 * * lenxln^ the |Misllinii ol nssUlanl Hiislenll.v, the pnM-ess requires direvior iinllllrd. uddlng common chemlcnls lo the * 0 0 Water for n shoi1 period with ,ltie , , I, 1 iT'sull Hull a rusl-prevenllve. cal- IJISI ,eHi , UolH-il Hauer was • pl|H-s H can b«' done in a lew hours. MICHICsAN CsUVEtlNOR ARKn'»:A - Cwiv «. Mennen Williams of Michigan, wearing buttons proclaiming he's for Sen. John F. Kennedy of Massachusetta, is welcomed to Lo.s Angeles Wednesday by two official hostesses, .Slwri Sitp- Af rbslsfs. mons, left, and .Millie Lamkilfi. He piTsiicled Kennidy would lie nomlnati'd on the first ballot at Ihe Democratic Nallimal Conva-nlUm itcM UoIh-H Hauer was hiird at a salary of VI.*K). He rc-sigmsl last month to assume the duties as manager of t'ommuiilly Ai'lIvKies, liie wi'ek. Quick Kennedy Ballot Predicted by Williams Dr. Ilolierl K. McCauley, nssoeUle cH It engineering prn-The higgesl outlay in the budget' Mlehlgnn HInIe Cnlirr was bir playground nrtivHies. This ***•'■ ***** **** spproaeh does not ainounhsl to SH CiCX More than '••*■"«'' • h * palninblllly or l.fiOO ehildirn im> imrlieipaling in; 'n»*«»'rist ipiallly of wnier. edileidlonal and nuTeatamal pro Nt»r (ka*s it Interfere with water grams on nine elementary sehtsil mett'rs or water fo ater efficiency. gnMimis m the lownshlji, Ib lloii he rcisiHial , said Some «<) pan lime expen-i McCauley said there are indita-if lluS|||i>ns that cornmion and rust>. icisi instructor nijeci, Joseph has 11 new cx^enw.l (medical students), four Interns, j LO.S ANftELES OR - Michigan's vmced. not only Hint I was right could not carry Michigan against iwo si^ical residents, one radlol-jcov. Wllllanw. an ardent supporter jn that decision but also that Ihlsi Vlee l*rrsldenl lUchard M. NIvm. The budget was Inliled at Ihr kiiggesllon ol la-wls Klielle, wliii said, "I Ibink It's onl,v fair llinl ,water IS a problem at orw lime or I another m hIkiiiI 25 jier cent of the 'nations IK.IKD w.aler s.vsiems The chemical additives a i !*• nielH|ihosphalc. hinc, simIh ash. . a'liiistic Msla and calcium chloiiik' Qgy three m^ical, Sen. John F. Kennedy. prrticU convention is pirpaird lo nominate rical, one pediatnc and one path- the Massachusetts senator will be b.-iHoi “ ology. inomlnaled on the first ballot for dcjiinnd Ifontta del^atlon tat by substan-j At a simikar pi^ram at Pon-|,h^ Democnilic presidential nom-;s^„ Kennedy's, ahililv. and Ins tlal numbers of delegates from tiae General Hospital, four externa ination. youih and vigor' \Vi lliam« said stotes throughout the union." ho were welcomed to the 1960-1961 said Wednesday. house stoff, 13 interns, m«d- M08T KENNEDY |leal'residents, two obstjetrical. four Mori size-ups hf the delegation pathology and seven surgical, have given Kennedy the largest Greetings came from Harold B. Euler, hospital administrator; Dr. Operations Offer Life to Brothers John A. Marra, medical director; Theodore H. Pauli, chief of staff, and Dr. Harold A. Furlong, chief of obstetrics. GOP. Group Pushing LOS ANGELES (AP) - Three brothers with the same congenital heart ailment are recovering from operations whi^, doctors say, premise them a normal life span. A team of surgeons from the University of Southern California School of Medicine corrected the condition, a narrowing of the aorta-main blood vessel of the heart. The narrow section was exci.sed and the artery rejoined, iii each case. The brothers are Jerry. 8; Ed- nomination by the third ballot and we have." Votes for Goldwater CHIGAtM (UPl) - An undaunt ed band of Republicans set forth today to get Sen. Barry Goldwater of Arizona on the national ticket. who ainmki certainly will be II Kr|Mibllcu This Big One Got Away ,r„i, ,. n-- r granted 1'2 days sick ” Williams said the people of Ilill.'Jla'nrwiuIii u!*iL TA.MPA, Fla. lAP portion to lie a*' uiiiulnllvc . fi.inn™ Micliigan consider the Democratic B 36 days. rillK |K)llcy > givci While hai'issin fishing from a dock in Tampa Hay, Avclio tUa/ Ihonuhf he had taken a large fish. But lily with youlh and v.„............ ... • * * "Tilings arc changiiiK. \Vc need * WUhams arrived in Us Angeles something new. For Franklin ^ l„ U. D,m«n.Uc N«kn.i C». D.b» Wn,».ll. II h' Ihe . fehl -I lull ,luk lu.v, . “‘wiS'Sdtwrt.r. I» thluk.Tu"’now"*..l ’L,ld ml'T m”. I- b'r^oMO ‘“,3 7'”'"'"''; J"'?,' i,"' Johnson ta-come the vice presi- f**'*'"'*’*' requlied mic youth was livaled at a hnv dcnlial candidate. | A A ♦ {pinti for wounds In the left arm H « ".Son. Johnson certainly wouldn't Whether to rnnilnue producing aivl leg and releasedr The governor went directly into -Somebody from the .Midwest o- * *» foncerned, as the.------- political huddles at his hotel. An West." I my Impremlon he'll get i Goldwater insists b< is not candidate tor either presidential or vice presidentiak-nomlrmfWn: but leaders of (he "Americans for Gold-water" organization paid no he*>d. Why, he's got delegates I didn't even know about till I came to pointment to meet Kennedy but In reply to questkma. Ihe Mich, i Kenneiiy, on the otticr hand,! undoubtedly would see him. Ken- «»vernor aald he toll Ren. jeould defeat Nixon in Michigan, nedy is scheduled to arrive here| “• Johnson ol Texas he said Saturday. 1 The Michigan delegation, seventh' a s-ii j a« i largest with .51 voles, will qaucusjA 1^1086(1 V OUFSC MUrk Sunday. No formal roll call has! been taken, but a Williams aide I said indications a couple of weeks I hat $36. >61 36 of th« ssdmatod rxprnsrs thsrwf sball b« paid tro CapItsI Improvsmsnt Fund. NOTlCS B KXREBT OIVSN That ths CpmmissloD of the Cl Ponttsc, MIchixan. «ltl meet In the mission Chamber on J.uly 13. 161 ward, 12, and Jerome Ruzicka. 18. Chicago," said Reginald Mifchclk I conference!b Washington Public relations man Jwho is publicizing the campaign. ago were there were 42 votes for Kennedy. .3 for iion. Stuart Syminif-ton and 2 for Adlai Stevenson. The! other 4 were undecided. Mox Conrod Makes New Flight Record Jerry said he told the school, -[fo s 30 voti^ for President nui^ one day that he never fcitjnnd ;g for yjee president. I tinder- objscti Intsrei ADA R. XVANS City CtsrI ____July 7. 166 NOTICE OP 8PB0UL Curb, ^SuMr, iravei ana rtiaixa . To: J^« B. Bamllton, Lyco Dor. Co.. j.-R^i-add.®_________________ Kent, Mr, Hamoa, Harry B: .............. Anthony Wminart, James Bnloek. B. C. McNsIr. Rose Pracassl, Herschet B. Ban-son, Ra/ Shea Oaratd Nayarre,; Bart Houser, Vlylan ktonTlU*. Julian Or----- Ixnacio Airaco. fted I^ka, O James Daris Veaiey, Mr. Wedow. ' - ........ SaUy____________ >. Orasst, Oeorte a P. Si Ivin H e left (01 anoHin .Min miles. full of pep. She sent him to clinic. Family histories disclosed his brothers had had the same nd of faulty hearts" since birth. Another Ruzicka brother died in infancy of the same ailment and a sister, Irene, 15, has a heart murmur. So does the mother, Alice. stand that by the time the convention opens he'll have 50 for President and 150 for vice president," Mitchell said. Tewii Has 1st Deaths From Cars Since'54 WllllaiiiH ekllnmlCN the .Xllelii. gan delegation may have 4.1 01 4S votck (or Kenneiiy by Sunday. It Is not bound by Ihe unit rule. MINNKAPOLIS. Minn lAI’i- g n Tlic rest of the delegation aiTivcs'A tall, rangy mnn with a pair of,|,p tomoiixiw ■ twinkling eyes .sighed w ith ' ' Williams, in the past a spokes-'«« 'P''" "* tan for what he calls "fighting*i'* 'J'** liberalism,"'has been among those! A a a mentioned in speculation as a pos-| "I ni not a bit liced—right now," after 60 hours and 10 minutes sible iFIce presidential nominee. He‘said Max Conrad, a .'lOyearoldi without sleep. Kune's mark was tells questioners on this point: I grandfather with a disdain for fly- 3,08.3 miles. Ike at Conclave July 26 anCAGO (UPI) - President Eisenhower will arrive at the Republican National Convention July 26 with a parade up Chicago's Lake Shore drive, it was an-liounced today. I IIOl RS, Mi hl.hhf • ilo landeii al Wokl nianiljerlain •fKirt at 7:38 Wediir.vday night |ing records "But I wish I could conrad, who has crossed the Ai- l’d be pleased to be nominated set, my rigid knee to straighten lantic liy. light pl.'inc 50 limes and for vice president, but I am not , holds two iriin.satlnnlic records, making any active campaign.” ,i Conrad's flip remark, spoken in ( mbi'aml his atir.ii tivf wife, |1he shy m.nnner that has stayed'h,,tty, and then reiirud to a hotel, 'with him, through years of flying Then- she nursed the stiff knee Accompanying him ' Junes Attenburgrr, R. W. Strsoshan. C Montray. Donald A Lynn, Mr. Llnd->sy. Voss A) Burknrr. Marsarst Wlcfert. Harold Oranlund. Howard B.- Moore. Harry C. 8mUh. Marshall Brown. Howard " Bmlth. Jplen P. Jordan, PrnnX 8pe-— ” Boyle. Mr. Mertla. Jos BlacX, ■ 7eW.\£ Ihe Bpectal ROCKW'OOD. Tenn. (AP)-The -Most children have a down-to-six-year safety record of the towij Pi'rth philosophy -and their that advertised itself as • •• see'.s safest city" has been broken. fisherman Who caught said: a fish too small to keep, so he I, Oery. • freshman at Princeton; Julie Lawler, bis private secretary; and Michigan State PoHccman Jack Wuthrich. Mrs. Williams and thrir two daughters are due In Saturday. After 2,197 coasecutivc days 8®' « fellow to help him throw it my supjxirt for Sen. Kennedy, I here to Chicago ami Des Moines without a traffic fatality. Rock- *3*‘'*‘- —Eari Wilson. have become more than ever con- iow.i; eight limes and still had e kasskl E. ..... H. Donald Finn. Kenneth Itchue and to all per e City t defraylns t which Ihe Com- mission decided should by special asssssment lor the conslruc--• frarel f Pontiac will ------public tnspectloo. hereby gleen that tbe •s- Asseesor of the City it In the CommUston f July. A.D. 1660, at 6:66 0 ' ADA R. EVANS City C July 7. fame, came as the lanky W'inona, and .they talked alxiut their fanv Minn., man pulled himself from i|y_io children ami three grand-his Piper Comanche plane affei ^-hildren. sma.shing the elosed-circuil record .a A a for light planes. Today w is Max Goniad Hay in * * A Mmnegi)(a, as pi'oelainted al Ihe news eonferenee Williams Conrad more ,than doubled Ihe airport by Gia’, Orville Freeman mark set liu«t year V Jire K:ine, Conrad said he planned lo liike il '.Since I announced on June 2 a Czeeh, in flying 6,920 miles from easy for a couple of days, then fly 4P Pbsti eral .siwaking .VKW M.\KK - Max Conrad of Winona, ,'Vlinn., smiles on land-ing in Minneapolis Wednesday iiftei si-Ming a clo.sed eireuil flying record, lie flew almost 7.0)0 miles tsUweeii .Mmiieapolis, Chicago and Des .Mmnnrin eiglit laps, more Ilian douliling last, .vear'.s previous mark try Jiiv Kune, a C/eel.i pilot. Conrad's trip tisik jusi over 60 hours. wood posted two in one day. Edna ' M.,Jones. 83. died Wednesday of| Injuries received Tuesday in an; automobilF collision. And Patty! Ann' Reece, 20 months old. was: killed when the car driven by herj father. Chap Reece, was struck! by a passenger train. | This city with a population o(i 4,265 located 50 miles west of i Knoxville marked up its last traffic death in March, 1954. Backers Sure otSOOM Con-Con Names NOTICE or 8PBCUL A8eS8BMENT Curb, cutur dralnoft and rolatod wark on Clifford atrtet To: Anthony BtltarcUi. Anna Fortnsy. wsu.r°“K:J?htoi*'po?.«“*‘a^H^ DETROIT (UPD-Backers of a convention were Thps.'o Walla, o. peusi^. ^tsi'quietly optimistic today about ?olTn“*A,‘L?l»‘;'li!?m^ goal of 300.000 sig-i Joseph TVrnu. Dorothy B Arnold. AIsx ifotures tO get a COn-COn proposal' St V. i5^.' EiSr*L::on the November ballot. " .—u.t^. .— ^ number of signatures col- ” ' ” ’r' lected had reached nearly 290,000 ----y F Byans. Bdwtna ealvtr. Fster J. Frrry, Clyd* L. Ftoake, Barl A.Bddy, C. W Rwd. UwlsRIleld. Oris Hawkins, Hsien Bmalt, Joseph B. LoKsdeon. Neli and Gladys Klht. Bmest Dunlap Fmrl Mercer. Joceph A. Harding, Ota. W. Tulip. F. U ConncU. Maud Marian. rranctaTaync, Louie Tbeapeon, CHf- ______LraLHlcke. Elmer. OanrtB. Mrs. T. Carle- ton amL-to all persoiu Interested, take Botlce,.". i That the roU of the Bpeclal Arcessment heretofore made by ----------- by last night and leaders of the drive were hopeful of hitting the 300,000 mark by toihorrow's deadline. Actually it takes only 231,218 vaBd ugnatures to get the proposal on the ballot, but the or- CEHlFllliQB Asseieor-ior ihi ^w>0M oi'dM rounding up the^peti-j ‘ P***. “?T***!? have ser a goal of 300,0001 miBRioa ‘derided should be peld aadt^ . - r . • . . ' borne bjr specul nssessnent for the coB-|to provide a margin of safety for ■ Td*!petitions that will be ruled invalid.! ___ . t^nspA Ncttice II member FDIC li brrice for public Ihspeciioh * city; To Elect New Bishops IV AD 1666 .1 6 60 oclort*’p*m’' to -JGPJUvD R^IDS (UPf>-B.ll-j jew said assessiaJnt. at which time lo^fog oh the election Of HvO Of ?to^totSK«i to^be'iiaard ‘“ three new bisfiops was scheduled ■To *■ ihe Quadrennial ADA R„)ri^^ North Contra) Jurisdictional Con-i PONTIAC STATE BANK OJriCf: SAGINAW AT lAWltNCI 06AMCHIS. ' 3300 AUBURN A t DRAYTON PLAINS R^MIBAClf Mill < II TALI 4496 01X11 HIGHWAY / RIAR OF BAZAAR ARIA 0 A DIPT. T. 4 I. I>WmnCI «} i . FORTY»EIGHT THE PONTIAC RRESS, THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1060 i i - -Today's Television Programs- tarataM kr I Ommmt «-W«J T I T-WKVx nr ckuMi t-^sLir TV TOMOVrS TV H10HUGBT8 «:« (3) Movie (began at S p.m.) (4) Jim Bowie (7) Three Stooges (9) l^ipeyc I (4> Queen lor a Day. (7) Day In Court. (31 Housa Party. (4) Loretta Young. (9) i 9:99 17:09 (21 Love of Ufe. (4) Truth or Cunsequeners. (7) RcsUcu Gun. (9) Minnow on the Say. 12:19 (9) Follow Me. 19:99 (3) Search lor Tomorrow, . ; (4) (color) It Could Be You. i (7) Love That Bob. (9) Terry Toon Time. (4) Ycamg Dr. Malone. (7) Beat the dock. (9) Movie.. (2) Verdict Is Yours. (4) From These Robts. (7) Who Do You TriMt. (X) Patterns of Life. (2) Brighter Day. (4) Thin Man. (7) American Bandstand. (X) Search for America. (2) Secret Storm. (3) Edge of Night. (41 Yancy Derringer. , (91 Robin Hood. (2) Movie. (4) (color 1 George Pierm* • (91 Lwney Tunes and Jin-gles. (X) Ordeal by Fire, (71 Rln Tin Tin. (X) Adventures of Danny Dee. I:M (9) Jac LeGoff. Marilyn Gives Greeting With Sisterly Affection TV News and Re¥lew8 Barbara Walks on Stage With Paar as an Encore EKHMANN LAWYEB - Atty. Robert Servatius of Cologne. Ormany, (vlU defend Adolph Elchmann, former Nad cokxiel accuaed of fdllhqf millions of Jews. Canvass Coofinns VktoryoIBwdick By nun DANZIG NEW YORK (Vfl) - Dr. Bar- America m a land of "nice pa^ walked onto "The Jock PaarAow' tor her encore. . 8(xne letter'writera have walklag atyte by^atratting ottatage. ' Parr walked with her but came back without her. After the de> perture of the noted vcgetailan, a commercial came on and re- a long walk tai traftie. etCn I made aure to aee on TV and pick up ne pointera on l-tw H'a done. Paar threw leeni J Mmm hno his r. Vaara and I that Dr. Moore’s gniel-ii« S.OOO-mUe walk hadn't cfaai«cd a thing. Ihraw her far a iaaa > Aa bask to Iho PBlaahl Ayway. Bnt 9t. Moore, who entwaWed Paar (April U-daly d tor bar. Pbh. U "Music for a Summer Night." dch manages to channel familiar, noftalgia-lndncing songs Into clev- Sbe tapped meat-eating, *baid she's plandng hikes in AuatgpUs. (ds and Europe, praised wsn tsta IS Poktr lUkt IS Upptr Umb IT TrlMlt wiM (I UmO to eoUb 33 The whole horpoon It FRIDAY MORNING 9:39 (7) Funows. 9:M (2) MediLition. TV Features By EARL WILSON NEW YORK—Marilyn Monroe caused gals to stare and gents to ogle when she waggled around IdiewUd In white slacks and behind dark glasses the other night—greeting French glamour boy Ives Montand, who was Hollywood • to • Europe bound to rejoin wife Simone Slgnoret. ■k if it Twas all right—Arthur Miller approved —and MM'S secretary. May Reese, chaperoned. Ordinary babps at the airport drooled scandalously over Montand, who was MM’s leading man In "Let’s Make Love,” which they finished last week In Hollywood. A "very authentic sonree”—a cop and a skycap. If yon must know — told ns Montand and, MM chatted about three hours In MM’s IS PUri hbkt i« 30 nb*r kiMte ill Powerful I oiploilrt '33 Soaktilko flti 34 PerchaS Sirt of inUli rythonle :4i sir comprised of l6-year-oH oua<(runletB. Thh chann«l swim: "The WK-nesw." * ("U-hour Thu-sda” ni'rht ‘hat starts on Sent. 29 over (ri3S-TV. "'Ill o"en with a fictional 'nv-gticafion of the late Arnold Rothst-in’s rpcke* emnlre. Th» aer-■ baaed on fictional ’’offlclar' investleations and events. SAFI-^UAN—ECONOMICAI ElECTBIC HEAT FREE EsHmotot Pbont OR 3-1792 sr n S-5419 VISION Stop todoy ond lolect o socond uMd TfIfviSion Mt for your family. Ovtr 65 to choott from with o 30 doy oxchongt privilogt. $12195 ® and up FE 2I2257 Walton TV 515 W. Wolton Rd. cor. Joflyn Sw tht Chevy Mystefy Shoe is colof Sundsyi, WBC-TV. preparatkxM for the Democratic show that wUl start Monday. turntable in the drive \>t his Beverly Hills home so that t-vmiTca.» n ruiu noma so inai have to back iReron). EUot Ness (Robert .«»ack) iReron). EUot Ness (Robert Stack) attempts to trap (Dan O’HerUhy) by letting him make a mistake and supplying the needed evidence. BEST OF GROUCHO. 10 p.i... (4), (Rerun) Groucho meets 102-,veaiM>ld Pop Carter, Lari Laine The Boom-Boom (Jlrl," an Italian war bride and-a Tfian whose wife is an Australian war bride. ERNIE KOVACS 10:30 p.m. (7). Comedian MorP6ahI. Edie Adams, and ., Cesar Romero try to guess ’'»ho the mystery guests are JACK PAAR SHOW, 11:M p.m. (4). Alexander King is a panelist. . UPPMANN ON LEADERSHIP, 11:30 p.m. (2). A full-hour discussion of political leaders and current (^•enfs bv tVolter Lippman tingtrshed columnist-author. Ernis Kovacs haa built a CHEVROLET but I turn their cars around and start them home before they even get out," Emle One Second Real Life Broadway Drama: "SmaU town girl comes to NY hoping to find man ajfth Rolls-Royce. Marries boy with motorcycle.”, Marlene DIetrleh delighted Israel tomboylng around the, farms telling the shepherds, "If you only knew how happy you are! I’d like to stay here forever guarding sheep” ... by Insisting on meeting war hero Oen. Moshe Dayan ... by demanding that survivors ol Bergom-Eelsom Concentration Death Camp be given free tickets to her swankiest show .... and by prowling dress shops—to buy six pairs of jeans. j ★ THE MIDNIGHT EARL . . . Carol Lawrence’ll grab something like lOOs doing the Bing Crosby TV spectacular. Clark Gable rented a 16-room house in Reno for his family while he films ‘The Misfits” nearby. WASHINGTON (UPD - T.u Sjght-seeing guides In Germany now show tourists the Agriculture Department toda.v pre: Army Camp where Elvis was stationed, dieted a continued trend toward it k k ^ farms In the EARL'S PEARLS: In Hollywood $ome hammy actors keep l"!:. married just to have a change of audience. TODAY’S BEST LAUGH: Andy Griffith claims his wile l^ars Best Seller at a Record Breaking Rate! Sees Still Fewer Farms mists said the number of commor- i cial fams during the 1954-75 per- «^y ur.ui^ claims ms wiie kjd would Shrink 28 oer cent ® fanatic about germs. She bolls everything before using ___________' ■ '—even Ice cubes. WISH I’D SAJP THAT: Comic Jack Mason offers this simile: :‘As useless as a sewing kit In a nudist camp.” .TOKYO (UPI) - A high-ranking , Hlstroy Is changed by little things. For Instance, an actors’, delisation flora Jaoan’. oDDosition have saved Abraham Lincoln’s life . . . That’S niJ u/itgrstituj Impt/a S/wi Stian vith kttul^ul, roomy Body iy Fishtr Japs to Visit Red China del^ation from Japan’s opposition ‘ . Socialist ‘Party .will visit Commu-; ••pother, nist China in the near future. (Copyright 1960) ' More people are buying Chevrolets (including highs! That means the buying’s better than ever torvmrs) than ever before—and Chevrolet’s for you right now. So see your dealer while the popularity leadership is reaching new, all-time choice is wide and the time is right! --Today's Radio Programs-- WIB (7») COLW (IM) WWJ (tMI WeSB I WXTX (tt1t> WPON ( K««t onw. 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Front..../4.29 1949-54—AR, Front....4.79 1955-38—All, Front../ 5.65 AH Iraka Shoo Pricas Sjiown ara with your Old ShoM. For All Other Cars and Modols Hoady toN nwbos lha odjus^g oosy. Hes doublo pad. Chrowodi CAR •'HElHr: SPRINGS 115 NORTH SAGINAW 5T^ PARK FRU MAR OF STORff WHILE SHOPPINC SipiGOGl CgIgIgo DmIi Ia TMt St#f# BE REALLY REFRESHED...ALWAYS BUY COKE! Enjoy the cold crisp taste and lively lift of CoJ^e.. Jot the Pause that Refreshes! GET SEVERAL CARTONS FOR YOUR COOK-OUT^I BOnLED DHDER AUTHORITY OF THE, COCA-COLA COMPANY BY COCA-tOlA BOniDIC CO. OF POHTIW. MICH. r FIFTV THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, JULY 7, I960, Gospelifes in Shelter; Officials Find All OK Business air( BENSON. Ariz. iAP> - About 100 members of a small trligi-ou» sect remained in theif un-dertrround bomb sheltrni today awaiting what they My is a prophesied nuclear attack. Mcmbm of the Kuh neath their homes on the outskirts of this small southern An-lona town Monday night After pondering what to do about the situation for morj’ than a day and a hall, authunlirs Wednesday broke into the hiding place of several members of the sect. The trap door was lifted., revealing another.trap door, locked from bi'low JVrliistent knocking brought an answer from the head of the house. Clenn Scott, 36. Peering up at the officers from shelter, the annoyed 5k‘Ott said: "I'll tell you why we are here.-: We are doing what thd^ govei-n> ment has told everyone to dO— taking an active part In civil defense prepan\lion" Holding Up All Ballots Keyes Hearing Near End Grain Prices Down as Trend Continues CHICAdO tft - Grain futures phees extended in early dealings today their downward trend which hailed yesterday a three-day riae. MARKETS IMart Snaps Out ; of its Doldrums The following are covering tales of locally t{rowD iproduce brought tp the Farmer'i Market by growera and told by{ them in whoieaale packace tola. LANSING others. The rest of the. church memlHTs are believi>d holed up in four similar sliellers. - Ill the kitchen of the .Scott home were Ihrt'c do/.en cartons of food-•Muffs. A relrigerator wu.s stix-ked mainly with water and <’heese, Talmadge later said Iw was satisfied with hLs investigation' and ordered imliee to maintain barricades around the homes to prevent vandalism and burglaries. some contracts of wheal and fyejWednesday, were off major fractions on thej Board of Trade. Other losses were; limited to the minor (raetiomii D6troit PrOClUC# * “"1^'' - ...... drums and moved higher in falfty ;active trading early this afternoon. Brokers said there appeared iiu?“ii qu. . tie a larger volume of hedge sell-[6tr»»t>«"i««. is ing in wheat, probably stemmingi tsueiaaLEf from the expanding harvest easf of - Atpsrttui. hm. iieh.,....... the Mississippi River of"n Rouns*“bu However. Poland was umlerstood bmim! w*x. su . . .' to have bought a rather Iai-gei5jju,'t?pi£?*bu '' amount of red wheat overnight and'"''®*'?'*- “"x, •**“-the Uniled Arab Republic was re-cJbbwVbq **' ! ported to be in the market for Sprout “ bu flour. , Icsrtau, ’ dot. bebi. Key stocks advanced from fTac-tionaio about a point as trading btKamc more active. lag aad racrealkmal slocks w k I c k kave aadergsao riiarp I ttirjsd aad wm back part of Ikeir Groin Prices 2.M Brokers saw the action as a tech-■ nlcaJ rebound, putting little weight I Mon President Eisenhower's reao-. M suring remarks about the econ-J J* omy, or the heightening tenaion ; 1 Ys with Cuba. . i.asj lUdUhtft. Red, iRadlfthet. Whili kg Rhub4rl). doi; t Moderately higher were steels. . JO rails, oils, utilities, aircrafts, drugs ’ •* and” nonferrous metals. . :»o! Electronics were irregular, M were tobaceos and building I •« lerials. ■ s;? . rjS'v Tommtooi.^ Rothousr. I 10 W |Turnlp»! toppwl. bu '! Kenneth Steniek of 159 Exniore .St . Waterford Town.shtp, reported l mmsndatioa as to whether Keyes, as d^ermined by the State Board of Canvassers, lacked 4SZ of the 13,708 valid nominating iletithin signatures required for a berth on the Democratic ballot as a capdi-dats for lieutenant guveriH>r. PonUac aty Clerk Ada R. Evans was one of those who testified briefly, at the request of the Department of'State, during the second day of hearings. She iadlrated that a ekerk of M petitions rlrrnlated In the city showed Mt vaNd sigahtares, Mg persons not registered, SI whose sigaa.nre did not compare wuii reglsiratloa records, M who dkl not live in the elty and ft that werea’I legible. It was hard to tell whether l.i?! pep pery physician-dentist-lawyer from Dearborn was gaining or fw-ing ground-in his bid for a new crack at tlie office he twice held as a Republican in the 1940s. cHy dccUsB nachfaienr of Mt. Oemena. Muskegon, Gtmnd Rapids. Muskegon Heights. EM iJe-troft. Fer»^. Battle Creek. 1 aai^ Kafamaioo, all places where Keyes got signatures. The caae «vas turned over to Coaah for taking of testinuxjy after Keyes appealed bis rejection tor ballot listing by the canvassers board. Dem Candidates Split Only on Con-Con Issue LANSING (UPD-TTie three contenders for the Democratic gub-eniatortel nomination Wednesday night reviewed their positions on campaign issues before delegates to the greater Lansing labor coun- cU. State Files Suit on Use of Drain Would Stop Hazel Pork From Pouring . Waste Into Kutchey Drain Other witne<»M twu.icr»i hi.'”*®”®" “'^Ing the problems of irnm to sm polluting state wMers xea^rtionment of the state Sen- lalm to 80 Sagmaw-area signa-uhroimh ..^jBurned Body of Baby M-18. August 1957, gained about a 'point. •araoiT loos LANSING (rt — The Oldsmobile' ®*TR01T. July y iapi—Eh prieea " w ■ . division of General Motors in Un- K.recT w 5" oiV iL M«?'Vnetes2d- ^ew YOfk StOCks sing has announced plans for the:''S‘i, **“* comum.r.; „ construction of a new engineering White? or.d* a iUk- *..<-« ... building estimated to rost around '"’** '*^** 8 million ^Uars. i . lM|« Jt-M. Chteka 12-11 jsouthend county community to j prevent it from discharging raw land inadequately purified seWage land waste directly into the Kutchey Drain. Found in ROTwp. Livestock . 1Y.J K«luy Hty The partially burned body of a baby giri was found in a vacant field early this morning in Royal Oak Township. The s^t says the sewage is a health hasard and eventually flows Into the Bear Cheek Drain. Red Ron Draia, Ointon River and into Lake 8L Clair, travel-' big throngh Macomb County ia "If reapportionment is important, ’ Hare said, “then a vote of approval (on the con-con question) is necessary. If we do not look to this solution as a way out.’(hen we havo become the conservative party. . Swainson and Connor stuck with the labor-backed view that the Rummsfe and bake tale, 8at„ July 9th. 9-S, First United Pen-•tecosUl Church. 178 Green St. —Adv. Eyed by Bentley contain 232,000 feet of floor space! double present <*n-’csuiJ!!5Lu'i,,, iVqq 1^! DBTtOrr LIVBSTOta _ _ .......... 3IT. July ,1 VAPI— 'U8DAI—‘xiii'in Lw’ Rineering farililies. officials said, i*)'cow«^»i>otR*UB»dyr'ut!Hty^e«t The building will be obstructed Olds avenue, across-from pres->»•» wf«k jurini tht holiday J" -- - -. . . ' ihorwned «nk slsughter >te«M w»ri J?!!.. A?''' mo^rst«|y scllv. sM unevenly itesdy J" Sotnr. engineering headquarters. 110 U.J Rreete. as m;> K?oim ;; M 2 LUiMcNdiL . lo.t Use a My . 3E.4 Loiih Alrc . M.Y Lone S Cem . M Lorlllsrd ® der demanding that this practice Robbins Corp. Gets Says Attack on Base Airport Concession ; helteri loll • hlqh tl d IMS r active *ully •tesdy: t NOti |2« 00.27 08: 'Expected,' Urges U.S. ....... SaP’"- 1 Tel a tel 23.S0-IJ 50. (e» )ot« n 82 I Mead CP . . 80 Merck ___ 50.8 Merr Ch a 8 : S i SEl*.r*M 32 7 Minn PAL FOR RENT Act, Then Explain appointed dealer in Shell aviation li' products at Pontiac Municipal Air-? Sflgiiiw Street Store Rcrou Froa Kresge’i ill Neisaer's. ThrM Floon, 24* x 140*. With Fall Besemeit. A. Eotestlul. PI t-OtOO rOBUhSEOBSUI Thq Marctrq lldf. 4S N. Parry St. IT... 20.000 es. It. flrrjroot. Availabk Sapf. 1. Phont Wm. B. Mitchell FE 1-2150 DETROIT 10 00-17.00; mo " ' 17 50; conncri • bulls Heady: f llviduti 11.50: f Estimated to be a 52.4 months old. the baby naa oeen u- .tonned 0 8 wrapped in rags and set afire,, tv . VI 8 Royal Oak Township police said. ?Commissioner Daniel W. «2 It hasn't been determined it said he couldn’t see why ”• the baby was ahve before the I**’® out Hazel Park 45 8 burning. "'•’o**' southeastern part : The body was discovered at 8 "if ®®“"*y ^ * this morning by a woman near 184:4 the Oakdale' Gardens 4'project on Alvord lane i JJ1 dota street. Connor based his argument against con-con on the idea that the supporters of the proposal said a convention was nece.ssary because the current 52-year-old constitution was outmoded. * I 1884 d Stri . 18 1 NitBUc 88 Ntt Csih n - 17.1 NttDkIry . Housing - V ^ «r Mem 3 Bounci Ovei ■s, «... .»«■ 88^ called to help in the investigation.!]]] BuTQ1c[TY The Detroit couneilman said Michigan's constitution Iq newer (baa that of mmt states. . I don’t hear of ahy gi-eat clam-in other states for general re- -vision." he said, "I see no reason for major change of the constitution despite its age as long as it remains effective." !?, Donald Shut President '28.08: c I utility 18.08-23.08 Annual Treat for Patients r Trse , 10.7 Ohio Oil .. 14 I P»c O A W M l P»n A W All 101 Ptnh Spl J7.I P»ram Vict •8 p«rk« Dm Hospital Holding Picnic Pontiac State Haspital employes are holding their annual midsummer patient picnic today on the hospital grounds. More than 1,600 patients will be. entertained by the Dorothy Roe, recreational therapy director in charge of the picnic, cited the aid given by hospital peraonnel, volunteers and common-........ . „ ^ , . - ity organizations to help make this . . staff and volunteers of Hje hospital, year’s affair memorable. I g** wu ^ ^ * t General Motors Truck and Coach Douk a???* •ents for the day-long Division-provided the transpoit.v u^Poni^"" .i„a„ .... zoo tion for the animals from Monroe "S?!. CItIci eve .. Colt Pklm .. Colum Om . Con Bdtx ConH 42.J p, aai ... P ??K'r ".“'*. 58 8 Phvlpi 0 • H * Pur* Oil . W. RCA ....... [J-J RopubHe S - Three men charged with the bur-No , -I. _ . klary of Roy’s Motor Sales, '203 W. »5 of Clinton Engines Corp. Montcalm St., were, bound over ” ' Circuit Court following their 31.7 CLINTON (UPIi — Dvnald H.jexamination before Municipal n i .Shur has been elected p'-csident. Judge Maui ice E. Finnegan jester-and chief operating officer of Qin- day ; 4SJ ton Eiigines Corp. }J Jj Shut- joined the firm May 18 45.1 executive vice president, coming 47:4! from Hurd Lock & Manufacturing • JPjCo., at Almont, where he served no.i as president, treasure^ and direc- . 04.7 ContOU .... Coppqr Rat . He said that if there was an emergency "we should act first in our own best interest and plain to the world later." He added the U, S. (xnild go| Feature . before the Organization of Ameri- program include can .Slates after any actimt it might from the Monroe County Zoo Assn . County' find neces.sary to take. quarter midget rare ears from the OAS is made up of :M Latin Mirac le Mile Oval, a band pro- A ne ‘he Pontiac Federation have an electronic landing system «« foimed fw the purposes of co-6f Musicians, gapies. prizes and; so automatic that all the pilot will t“. ; refreshments. ,have to do is watch. |g" tor. --------, . . .... Ohio State University, one of I ""“to? J country’s larg^, reports that flvf [ Rojrol Dut . “ ---------- ■' ’ ■ ■ Safeway St at Reg Pap ' Bcovllle Mf 1 Oil The firm was entered June through a broken window and $7 per cent of the student body were in cash and $20 in checks taken .... dismissed at.the end of the first from the cash register. jO.5 quarter for poor grades. These 885| The three men are in the Oak-34.1 represent a one per cent inbrease land Countv Jail, unable to furnish «‘ over dismissals of a year ago. (bond of $500 each. To be arraigned In Circuit Court Monday are Robert 8iusher 20, o( 294 Orchard Lake Ave.; Alvfai Mnalier, 24. of 806 8t. CUIr 8t.; and diartw J. Short », of 187 Oakland Ave. The Sluhen are brothers. Connor said another' roason he opposes the con-con proposal was that he wants to leave up to the people, through referendum calls, the rrthtter of when and what changes should be made in the document. ‘The 66 amendments to the constitution prove that the people will call for a change when they feel it necessary," Connor said. Death Notices 8 iP* British jet airlincr operation in the Caribbean 1 SAIVDRAN Pontioc's Uargest Franchised Sendren Dealer Thi SandfAn IS scrubless . . ,'won'f spot, won't stain! Cleans instantly with the swish of a damp mop! Thousands ot gold and silver chips are inset in to the vinyl, then sealed tight and smooth tor hie under a coat of clear vinyl. COVER a 9x12 ROOM for Less than $20! SPECIAL COMPLETE INSTALLATION PRICE! KITCHEN FLOOR VlfTZ Averoge Kitchen Armstrong Spotter of Embossed Unoletim labor and Malarial Complete «54.95 J BATHROOM PloiHc Well Tile 4'6" Over Tub, 4-Ft. Over Balance of Room Labor and Material Complete 15x20 BASEMENT AREA Completely Installed with KENTILE *84.95 *49.95 . RUIMR TILI L-S 1 PLAS-nC WAU TILI AhMSTftONC'S INLAID TILI rona'i CORLON VINYL | 10^ " FREE] We Loan Yon Tools aad Tile Cotters. Extra Tile Retoroablo IN STOCK TESSERA end fUTURESQ CUSTOM INSTALLATIONS FREE ESTIMATES CALL US ASPHALT TlJ.1 TlJ.1 41/24 1 KENFLEX yiNYL lOdEa. ^il2 LINOLEUM RUG |«*f $495 THE FLOOR SHOP Plenty oT Free Parking in Our Lot Rear of Store 99 SOUTH SAGINAW of AUBURN Open Fri. and Mon. '^il 9 FE 4-52T6 O«n»«o* Gerber Prod Goebel Br Go^yeer Grab Paige Test YOUR Driving Skill uV mi" Skillful Driving CatTHU. JULY 4. 1844. RaRSBRT P.. 133 Kaston. Welled Lake; ate 4S; balovad hueband of notsle • Crumm; dear father of, Charles Crumm. Clarence Schwab and Mrs. Max Rangkr: dear brother of Archie Crumm; kiso survived bv five grandchlldi*en Funeral service will be he d Saturdas July 4. at 1:34 pm. from the Rlcbardson-Blrd Funeral Home. Walled Uke Interinent In Oakland Rills Cemeterv. Mr. Crumm will lie In state ati Richardson-Bird Funeral Rome.: Walled Lake. CVENOROe. JuLt 8; 1844, PAD-e Hoe. 14111 Ekstwoad Ave.. Detroit: age I2| dear mother 'of Blstet M. lldtlra. Mrs. Beraphlne Bouchez, Joseph A. Swengros. Mrs WaWei Nash -aad Rimer Cwengroe: dear sister of John Bchmegner and Mrs. Maty Lich-tenberger: also survived by 12 grandehlldren and 14 | r e a t- grandchlldran. Recitation of the osary and KC Rosary will be Thursday at I p.m. at Donelson-Jehns Punsral Rome. Funeral service will be hjld Friday. July . ----Bene" t Donelson-Jo How to master 30 of the most crucial situations of modern traffic ns Men ’ St..t Brunswick . 44.4 Howell Ilec Mtr Co* Peninsular Matal Fr Co’ — Prophet. Co*-Manuf - Rudy Manufacturing Co* Toledo Bdtson C 112 112 182 DOW-JONES It NOON AVERAGES 30 Inds 443 88 up 3 48 34 RalU 141.71 up 4.34 18 Utils. 43 44 up 4 II 48 Stocks 311 38 up 0 84 Sslc* to 12 noon 1.130.044 shares brother of Mrs. Bruce Terry a Ray Hemingway. Funeral sarvice wUI be held ^Iday. July I, at 2 p.m. from Sharpe-Ooyutte Funeral Home. CtarkstoD. with Rev. WllUam Richards offlctatlns. In- Funeral HoLc. Clarkstt JAI^T. JULT J, 1440. MARY: 14383 SenMur. Detroit, ag dear sistei of Mrs babelle lus. Amahdus. Aired, Leo. Detroit, age 44: Fred ---Raymond 1________ Rev. o. Bumgartner. l.______ _ . servleq will be held Friday. July 4. at 4:34 a m. from the Weltcn-bemer Funeral Ropie. 13841 Ora-tlet. Dttrblt. Fbllowlnt this serv- c Mrs. Jalosky will be t;___ la Assumption (Orottol Church „ ^ U..S. . _ I i„g„. I In HMy Bepulchre Ceme-Mrs. Jalosky nlU lie u ! at the Wtltcnbtmsr Funeral TRUBA. JOLT 8. 1184. WILLIAM ^ ' t Charlea. Mrs. Talsntloe 1 Jttt^tocks By MAXWELL N. HALSET CAUGHT MIDSTREAM i m i 104 S 223 1 . 354 9 13« 3 104.9 233 9 123 9 93 4 2U H Badgers li\e on ,plains and de^.| ehs but' when in 'the water tht»y ' can swim as far as half a milCi from shore. - , , , i.- "Don't start a fight onless you^can finish it” applies to traffic. It ia risky to start across a heavy traffic stream to makeji left torn if yoo con only see your way clear to get by traffic coming from yonr IcfL If you arc going to be blocked by traffic coming from your right it won|d be awkward. Here a "half a loaf* iS| not at ail bsftci'' than nonp. Be sure ypo have both gaps lined up for a non-stop run. , . Richsrds o— ctetuA. Interment In Lskevlew Cem'terjr. My. Trubs w3l lie In -t the Shsrpe-Ooyette Ftt- IN LOV1NO MEMORY OF OUR He*«l’"wh5** *>!»« M ■go todey July 7th ltd The depths of sorrow wl -.00.1 ..II Of Um loss ot 01 Clip ond Sove 1 '•hlle ■hs’~si«ps"”»” pvscJK'i ..eep, » dtqrly'Lved »nd* sidly’'*i«*J5H *■- Mortsn THE PONTIAC PRESS. THl RSDAV. JULY 7. l»oo ^ Wm COATS , Donelson-Iohns Voorhees-Siple FUNERAL HOME DEPENDABI^ MAN f ffltrS Wi» W| FIFTYOXE ________ r«.iSg ~.... Cwittery-I^ wm «»!*, Vir^-- 1 hmitam al !■ umSh t-«m IF >*• •#»-€•• WWt 1 f»i*V6r-« FEDER.\L . MODERNIZATION [• iK&aSD^' 0 k I ^'ViTmi ii5S'*iiVitkf** * •*■ • oiuyp n wjirnctumron mxniaor parttimi —- 1 rouoi BWO Bndtd l« hue up Mmct ardtn ttr aw ■KhMlu. . nrnlnv tbavt Mroipi. Appip la ' __________________________ High School GrRduatts s.'m.i Al t« Rjn. Taday iMra Ml* r«|rilea ml Hm PreM iMm Ib (.................... NOW POR It TO U WEI BUMMER EimiOTMSNT T E R N A T I O HALLT ENO pr UfU OPtond. or* gl lavulld A nAl ha«.ukMpla<. avh Itaat- PWIXm. OMd Pour. R (ppd aatw RMufantui. 3R VtUd, ladtTo CARi MA 'fliVAlth WPMU Mgdpni c«Mli7 htat. Moyliiit RBi~HOMir to taAi chart* tM PART TIMB' aAOIcii~lroRic t6 cooUcl PTA'c. .rbool.. cbuicbci, r arianiMllau. To > sr h.<*o car Good eoa>ala«toa i :*a*ot. Writo PaaUac s, n. It. 71.71, n, m, n. M, n. Id, at. ai. fit SALARY |9Q WEEK j OOOU OPPORTUMITT POR A ■ood atcbaolc, piapty ot Jobe, cintp Bodoro diaB Prticrrod aw I . «'Ui forrlin cat (tpcrionc*, ao' bcginnrrt oaaCtd. Apply to AAdy C &l Oaraae Ooia^ and rat- . oljn Bonricc Til RaMwtn. | Part Time Employment NolkM and IVMiwk 27 j WRwUd Ro«| eRtatt JA Rant Apia. Uafunriakad Jl RaiR No^ 4t ............. )FS and GI EQUITIES i Rt%teltt'TKdBiiri&S^ T^'Txric^i^rR^nir" lit! W MAPLE IIATPAIR MM I I lAO«. .C«BlMi|tlat- ARE \ OU WORRIED OVER DEBTS? OtlDATB ALL TO0R 111 AND LIT Ua um YOU PLACE lO PAI - ----------aanRM oppir clban. vnt- ?”/” 2eit*7arm*5d*WMjM^i A.'atlaio IbiY'm ilk i Attenlion Renters! 1 : J ' ROOiiB*'. I 5561 C.i«Rry Rent Apti. Furniahtd 27 ! 1 NlCr CLEAN APT VtIL PVRN ' 160 RMR AHb RATR. all UTILIttall ‘ *■ OTMIRB ».13; ta";:;: °w"«* w tm HUDt'.KT SERVICE i' Rida "and lATM clean UP- . nhm '.’ssv„“i ssTWiJur*'! la »t 1 RORAiJlU. RACRKpRe PARA- . -ra ' ‘ »««« ‘•-’■F______________________________i r ROOM. POR LADY rtra TO MTU W11-U tr ‘ ySu 1 ]^l(ltf^iHAN^'*ca .’Tiia“i k»'»: PARA-IN LADT. Cion in: T pt N'.rtaa CLIAN Wnx PVRN-I. PI * * — 1 P5**, Aduiu Ha* arliiki Pt PITH alter t I A RATR lat Pt. IN DEBT? IF SO LET US 1 wWt r “ ft Work Wantn^VVlRle II | DreBBrnaking, Tailoring 17 IYOUNO FOR WANT ADS DIAL FE 2-8181 rrom • BJn. to • pn. paflaB*'!ar Prau aaaw Xr darM ralualoaa Ihroum Uia error whaa cAoeallaUeai ara aada ha lura la fat roar “kill a«abar." No a^^aaata will ha |l*ao NOnCR TO ADVEBIItRBB mo dcadllna lor caneailA non ol iraulont Want Ada pabllcauon btiar ttaa I publlcatloa baartlob. CASH want ad RATRB J;DAT J;DkP» JUST ONt BALmtAN dOOD Opportunity lor rt(bt ana Barn up tn WM per month. Call PI I-Q434. uk ^ Daa. _ MEN WH»'OBMAND~Ai6VB AV-arufe ineoaa. Moat aualltp ta arynalK.^ If*.*?. aM. haad tro^ BC H OOL ORBBBklAElNO. TAILORINO. AL-plopaabl. PB jerationv Mr. Rodell PB 4 iOSJ TAILORINO - ALTBRATIONB Dreaa Maklni - Pur R^lr* rhi-^rf.-uJ“.-c;iiV MA^^ iTiiS~, ^ Work W.nt«l FemRloTi *» ivf You I Plate m P.iy I'.abC ^"*»4"a*'(Sn*JIh! -a, •• "jssE..* Esri."“fl*.*ia« • o’SS!. s:; „'r.. wvaI. “-T!- 'EfS-Sjav axpaneacad a Uaokkeepini. I OIRI iuTwant steady'work'I Wad. ITiur. Tcana Coil L WARNER. ROTO TILLING M»b» a^ Iirdtnt PB 4-U4I PLOWINu. URADINO OI8CINO I rriian AtaEa Crad I Couna htlin A..OC Cradlia Cauni Imprinted W iMlding Napkins I RMS ] ifll I STATE . PC atora. Muat haea ai lacAt ana year tiparlaaca aa so auto porta Clark. Na olbtr naad SPP^- Opportunity Unlimited Amarl^‘« No. 1 Road Car, ItW ratine. Top aommla-aloai with par-aod bonus plan. Oamo. plan and many athar trtiMi bemliu. Write, pbane or rialt Henry C. Kline. Salea Manager. Pon- wrltMc, tlvISK as*, aarttal aUlua and pravinua eiperl-enca Ru 1. PonUac Praaa 1-UISJ. Launtlry Service -41U OR OR 20 I L^'5.*'*'* *****T'’ii”_ I i . WOMEN WANT~kALL WASH-lat^B bouae olaanini FB 1-TMI j I DAT w6rk YrSnINO“or NOisi'! COMPLETE FAMILY LAUNDRY i ini car* own traas. PI I-HOT. ....... liRONlHds PICKED bp AND DE-' TREE" PLUS IM INFORMALS With k'«eiv Order Oi WeUtiiilg liivitalioiiN 3 ROOMS AND BAIH HIM PER ■ rrk III Ponlia. OH J MSI 3 OR ) ROOMS PRIVATE HATH PE 4 TTM 4 ROOM OPPIR APARTMENT norlh.sid* aduli-i FB s 4Sik t RM UPPER MODERN RRIrK i 'N Wile, ( or, .Stanley “Pllan la Prall oil » ROOMS, WASHINO UTILITIES PHONB aOUCITORS. PULL OR I part time Is our omae. Apply i Si Oaktosd.____________ IRONINO^^WANTBD-^ IIWNiHM. 13 N PBR BlWHEi: MItl. Landscaping 21 REAL ESTATE SALES LADY -I OR J-9B33 £tais:;a.'a'..':ai,'i:j Bidui., s.rvi« u ■aaurad pua ahAra Ip prollta. ' ' ' '' " ' Li/i aWc Sr'V'^wr " \LUM. GLTTl'KS WORK MTBELP PRBB RBTIMATEB PHA TERMS . '^m“BIUpN A«t> KBN'TUCKT INI J^ka Hd*/i[n.‘’3-4il43*'“'* 1-1 Ai!E tree SERVICE. STOMP removal RUN A SPARI-TIIU ORRETINO Card and out ahop at ham. Bhow tnanda anmplaa ol WK I'AY .M.L -YOLK HILLS Pavmenia you can atlord. II ynu owe tkOO la 130 NO . *r'r^ ua lerrlc.'* koakkeeplng. ' chtok., ^^^U|a pboiocoi^ei ul and u^uluiaa*"l fialred"^ ^*” ; IIOMKX SEKMCES ! 3U Hailonal Bank Bids.. Rocheater Phone Ot I-U04 and OL I-IIM LOBB WBIOHT R A P B L T AND aconomirally with newly releaaed paid PI I Cl BAN ROOMS FOR COUPLE nr ladle. FB P-3M3 I RM CltAN UPFBR III WK Ulil 3tt B fl*d B FB 4-MI3 UTIL himfblmann realty ' bbdrm TTI d PE 3 N34 RIKIMS FH VATE BATH ...... eni ranee UUIIllat fumUhed Clean. 114. week. I<3 Augu.ia >. ROOM MODERN APARTMENT on Pouli. c Lake Weak montk or Illy OR I-3II3 ARCADIA II , r'" aith brantwar V decorated aparlmenla wllh , U* *®‘- ||]| a,, mil and baih Children n*i , ’In 41 ''’lM''B«rHuron fo*."'pt ’ ,-?* “» I nr FE J T41i alle, I , oR T«N •' I 3 ROOMS. WATRRPORD ARtA Ro . PM*..na Children OR i"nM clean 3 Room ist floor pvt Itle* Clot* In 114 Norton COLOKEO • ROOM HEATED Clean tflik s saflnan call ROOMS AND BATH PRIVATE ROOMS a ALUMINUM SIDINO OraeCInRS. Dept 3M. Ferndal*. OL IM33’’®* YAKlELY 'man^r "chArlul^l'a^M- j CLASS ITCENSED BUILDER I hour dapi. Raaajny' --------PE 3-4M6_______ ----- ---- _ I SANDING WITT W. I THE FLOOR SANDER It t .IT! READY-TO-WEAR SALESWOMEN. Pul- --- - - . c6i.............. .--Jlnp lUlIni, planttnt ..... ramored, .OlMiaiad and complel* cleanup al All debrii. PB 4 4331 or OH 3-tlN IBULLOOZINO AND LANDSCAPE work wa.ilad. PE 3-0841 bimm. *■" 1 BULLDOZINO ' I.ANDSCA»tNn, I !i<> Trenohlnt EM 3-33P4 EM 3-34U Wtd. HuUSeholtl (jcodv 29 l''"ll>'' EXPERT TRIE SBRV.ICR FREE , eellnialee FE 8-6893 or OR 3 3CM i.kt US BUY IT OR SELL IT '"‘‘i I LANDBCAPINO, LIGHT HAULINO lor'you OA 1 Mil 3 ROOMS and olowint Rea« OR 3-0180 i.y rooms OP PURKITURi AND Apt Claan 8au s si Pfc HIM after W m LBANi' LAROE lasill* dwelllii) U*. fui51.hed^ Bath upper PRi vaic rnirance In Auburn Hellhli On l eal Couple UL 1-30M 1 ROOMS AND BATH UPPER. "raual* 1 V*.“ wi * PAH Tii N i *^1 Awi '** •' R00MS~|N'4- I 9^ '-*•<* LIBLANAIi -- me bim- l *>»t. ami p,„h qr *pat* PKiPURN clean i I RMS . 'PoRcn •n. vicinlly ol Auburn I. 3.1110 MODERN PRIVATE 3-8311 ND BAltl 141 S Mar Aplirtl Itihen haihronm KE i-lMI Dry b*D*nu aeallabl*. In peraoD. " PENNEY'S Miracle Mile Center .BRORT ORDER COOK FOR ;a - 3 men Inti hishla. Betty’s Orlll. 9848 Corn- Call Mr. Taylor. mrree Rond __________ ___________ * - “ I SECKETARY NEEOEb IN LAW ■ perniAner* — PART TUift Needed «i oii“i^&3r___ _______ 8ALBBMAN WANTIB TO I I’leasant Lamiscapiiig Jnmpl«la lawn bulldini. tractor - I (rading and mowing frrillielna 7MB FLOOR •ANDER^iirBr.iVp ' SltTS*'^*"* *“** ***' «le»n-up FE fabulon^watbrlox - HROCi ’ BRIcIrBLOCK AND CEMiNT I ’‘SR, D®t-IYERED FE S-77gg OR w^d. Alia Ilr*pli.-ae OR ^94W , .. e Toil .Soil I heavy trucking Rub-rwH 'end ”foa*dlng’ *% Yii ^3*i4?‘ ;ASH FOR FURNITURE AND A Prompt caurtdous . e r v I c * I ' ."*?R^!.iu*.’*lurnf.hId toITii’,".!! ■ Tel.gr.;h . ___-a. aUnn a rnmm. IMin AANflS IBT FLOOR. DUPl.BX OAB Hi newly dec. parkins. 198 Chandl«i POR COLORED 1 RM IRT FLOOR furn*'in*!!? |Fr**w*ek'* *'”* I'iolfc II. Smith. Kcallni c<”TAor S..I tSI. /tfeplaea, all week Tl j’flJr furnished S a O I N A W BAY front In Rarporl only N mue> from Fnatiac 4 bedroom modern 17NI TW DOLLW. I Ii.i.1 »>< uttimm. n gr0^d'’1lOOr I oppartuBity. Robdng asd Biding '■ ......line. Apply Bl RIkar Bldg. 13 A.M. througb Bat. sssis-’jsnjsxi ! work, must hay* tranaporlatlon MI_y434 Bveningc ka tbit ta ebatk. kulld and hnag. &r.yt.n. FI,lna----------, |e..i 19^ A^pllcaraa^bam^^ AGGRESSIVE YOUNG MEN Dial* Hay ■ Drayton Flalna. IsALEBMAN. FOR PART ■ TI I work. Oood eonmUalon. ' 3-4931. ___________________ 18-28 IP YOU ARE ABOVi AViRACB •Tir.ri-iirL-vi;--IN APPEARANCI and AMBl i n- Uo, Jrt pSf itnVTifnIR na« WE HAVB A PBRMANk.NI pool . "O PHCNB CALLS PLBABI ..... TION FOR YOU. NO IXFEH INCI TBLIVIBION TBCUNICIAN. IXP WeVeWBOnnWR BVfW hntlCI'r RIV. A-----^ qq III! Salary $90 Weekly MAN WITH MEAT ---------------atten'tion flr*pli.-a* OR M403 , .. r gpp, <,,,h ror used CARPB'NfHY"- Tul) Soil furniture and_ mUcejlan. .......... iir elg^nd front end loading FE Jft:Li,7Na‘HAn'iJ' mT8-1341 A OROUP op BUILDERS WK 1 J T il an rE 4-7l0a Sr piiitioi --: I »V7b.'."e* ^ Trucking 22 wtd. MiEceliBneous ,*V i •>«"•« - MO Plan." WeYl I ‘Wy®* mortcete No obltfeUon ngc UL 3-M83 Addltlooi ~ Btaemeot* ^Attics - Otraiea - OET MY B.P FIRST -FE 1 T3«4 3 NICF BOOMS. PRIVATE BATH Cal' after 4 p m FE 4 4419 1 ROOMS PRIVATE BATH A EN irana* 130 week FK 8-1087 3 RM CLOSE IN CLEAN BASV FOR^ COLORED, ’ , "P^’‘“J^n'''l7^l,i FOR COIORED 4 RUOMH A eaaoii Oaner OR 4-OlOg COTTAGE rOH SENT Ike Orlao Rtfl, large beack Gala boat .llp-wey iVedrnamV ■>' ■»»» •if" 1Reduced Rates TYPTWHITER. I CLEAN H00BEKBEPIN0-R008M ■ private enirkiver aduli* only It Weal Manafirld FE 3-7181 I RMS AND BATH ADULTS ONLY A-l MOVING SERVICE ■ Mportt --------i. Eapirl—___________ not necessary Apply manAi^er. Cunningham Drug Etarea. Trl-Kuron Bhopplng Center. I ymond ALL KINDS C E TELEPHONE BOUCITORS:' CALL tram afflce. goad hourly rate ttus commission. Call In person to 3 P M lots Orchard Lake Rd.. Kaago Harbor at the earner at Ctss-Elliabeth next to Keego 'c\iaa '^dfT,XaS:i:. I *^gbBBI8H;-|3 A^Ld , “«'**'*T ’^mmta“0L" .077*" , HAOLIN.T AND RUBBISH NAMh i - ” - —■ WORK I r:~:- .*^ i V^rntaw'*; wJU, 1 BEDROOMS. A Uundiv facllllles, MI 4 I486 ROOMS AND I 178 month. ISM* ArlUfton'.... Lovlty t ROOM ■ APARTMENI good looaileo. prlval# enirsme ‘"iW***** *^*" **‘" ’ ** MONEY FOR MOVINO AND RF: lurnlilnngf On up in 8800 SEA BOARD FINANCE Co 119.8 N ^OE Ji miles fRom AFARrMENTS. I. A EES IDE Slay.. »; pan PONTIAC LAKE FRONT . NEWI V Dr.CORATEl) 7 BIDROOM PONTIAC LAKE KITCHENI apu Beach b boats R Motel OR 1.91*9 Tor Rent Roomi Releranoes FE I'1741 afur IROE BRIOHT BOOMS PVT UrGes. tioori. ate. Jepaen. PE; LAWN MOWING I lOHT I _C«b si ~ "•■■■) ing ,od light moTlngr itegl A-l REtlbENflAL COMMERaAl ........ . wStr«o“V''Ai« *.???, *f?Snt**r! I >UI I - C'ARTAGK ■odelbig Jebn W. CAplei. MY Local *0^ longjJGtane* i 3-1128.__ ;__________________________Phone FE a-M0€ A-l CEMENT WbRK~NbtHINb I too large or small r*-------■ or rasIdanUAls Free ________ . “"-Jc*."!_____________, 's-Ton PlckMs I's-Ton Stakes ADOfTIONb OARAOES. AWNINOB ^awn rompiuK?" Pooilac Homt Service I E 4-1187. __ 77"*Siiru 1 ROOM APARTMENT EVENT WANTED BROKEN Il And long distance mov *"cSSSi TrucS’loRent Franklin. Don Zorn. MA , Il Trailers Saptic Tank a TOY.S - FUN - $$$ No iDveaUDent. oa coltecllons or dellverie. The Toy Cheat, will train you_FE ^473l.____ White hoU8EEeepe'r~¥e' tween 48 and 80. 3 children, pri vate room and 838 a week MY 3-0444 • ______________ woman FOR OFFICE WORK. Must be esperlcncrt In retail: cKMENT AND BLOCK WOl work, raiy »-I* YrMar only Kallb ^ Slegwart FE 8-0783 w WWAn -OR-S^-C-HOllSE. ‘^VSTe.tr.Sl^^'R ^^74?”'“ I _________________ PuGr "atore'd | * Decorating 23 cb»ipix«~RiMobBi5ii6~8ERv: i -A’LR “■9,- DOraati Borib's' Bar and Rtstau- 'Raaements under present P-vs®**' pvrio ^ nar ana_nesvau | auauiM.. ..k Money Wanted SEEK PRIVATE PARTY. SILENT ^ or worklof partner, man or woman for going business Idetl handling of- ■ BUS BTOFFINO AT DOOR, LOB. odern front attrActlva^rm. Ft 8-t3J3 dlvld- comfortable R O o'IT' FOR eentlemsn Near Fnnciac Motor, eebi- FGher Body F* 4-88M plai. CLEAN ROOM FOR HINT FE • 1000 ’to" liooi wanted 81100 FOR 88 DAYS. k 11430 V Dump Trucks l*ontiac I'arm and Industrial Tractor Co. 138 8. WOODWARD — ■ —• FE 4 IMJ . - -..... Including Sunday VpUl.D LIKE TO BORROW $3.00« ■rest plus bonus, reply Pontls. -sa 111 Wanted to Rent 32 lOM^.^PVT^ ENII I3I88 :b?d"’E*;i?i . 130 8 Telegraphy Bd Apply irn Roai FB 8-03 AUTOMOTIVE MECHANIC. CITY at' BlrsUngham. Appheast Skual be capable at pertormmg maln- truoka. and other equipment. I.i| —■—— -tool. Famlltartty' of restaurant sxparlance pre-farrad. Oiad hdurs, good pay and hoapttAlliatlan. Writa ta Pontlao Press, Box 91. WANTED PRINTER, YOUNG MAN with some lab shop experience, gesoltne desIrabTe. Vacation, sick f leave, group tnaurance. and so- WANTED EXPERIENCED ROUOR ' ■ security. BAlsry range 84.4061 carpeuiers, eus^ wurk onljr . .« .'-k-.. ----- I i.»i, ■,( work Phone OL 1-0161 _ _ E 8-»133_^ CEMENT WORE I Submit appllcailon 1 Work expert- aty Manager. Lots of after g p m....... Help Wanted FenMile I. More me earning. 3. Pl-asant dignified i I Birmingham Must be rx -need. Call MI 4-1931 bets A M_and 8 P M____________ "ATTE.'ITION TOY DEMONSTRATORS If are now hiring a limited n — -.-.mimstrators •*— - after mmiii ' I. Security regardlesa Lie season. We g^e offering NAME , BRAND TOYS. GIFTS AND OAD-1 oifa DiscbbNrt UP TO to PER CENT OFF. Win a Gee Basementi. ___ _______ a, additions, alterations, cab- _____ ______ „ . k—k ... .. . ---- L . 1ST CLASS DKCORA'nNa PAINT- ‘ng and wall paperbif. FE 4-0888, I 3 I A-l PAINTiNO, INffeRIOR. EX ! wne,i cnair r» r-iujs OuaranU*S*VreS* eG*'FE*4't30S ’ BEDROpM AA~PAIN77Sd~8i~faECbRATINO i ™ " _________________ _ ____ M year, eiparierca. RsB-onabir ; Share Living Quarters .13 Assoclataa. P O. Box DRV WALI TAPINO AND FINISH- Free rsilmataa. Phona^UL SUM _im. Newark, N J jug. Free astlm*t*s_ FE S#781 a T.AdV INTERIOR bECOBATOH SHARE LAKE HOME CLOSE IN .r. Help Wanted 8 ^Building Service 13; wLtoTrr.^.pTrr.tion .M BUIU3ER, BKOKIR — NEEDS ELECTRICAL dEHV-FREE E8T ' tViUMW-nrlaf'^Wnav ^aiNTiwri ^ »7 ;*u“'.Ti*ro„ k.o "ump.e.,.y I “.T:!ibr?5ii*o?7.‘r?«umTCi : cuS^oTpAmTl'CaND- PAP-F-R 71 TRENCmNO having Exp In.ur«1 Ref OR ■ Exip“^ATlfe^ kItCH- I N T E R IO R ' AND' EXTERIOR 3u p*Man"“p?^V»*R#suS«nr maVFE*8Ul5f8‘ "* 9430 Dixie Hwy . Drayton Plains Elje- painTINO. PAPERING. HEMOV- LADY WOULD LIKE COUPLE TO “ al WashWf FE 3-3313 _.h.r. home, rent Ira*. II Carter OARAOE wmNB,^ a6dl paInTINO. 'NTb EXT PAPER Employment Agencies 9 7-erm,. fe snot J.*^ * ** Thompson, fe I WE DO PAINTINO 3 RMS BRBAKPABT NOOK BATH, utimits. inquire 11 Dwlaht 3 RMR AND BATR BABY WBL-come. 100 Dresden i CLEAN ROOMS PRIVATE'BATH b entrance FE 4-1184 4 ROOMS NICELY FURNISHED' adults only refereiivts requtrtd, FB 8-0108. Evas FE 8-M80 4 ROOMS AND BATH. NEAR FISH er Bod; Inquire 108 Drtsden 4 VERY NICE ROOMS ALSO 3 COMFORTABLE. FVT LIGHT 'y rooking Naur town Ft 3-1803 LARGE BLBBFINO ROOM; FRONT Largj_clo.fl FE l-DOM ROOM IN CHRISTIAN HOME ADULTS Mon 18 SALMKR ST AFT M', HBAEONABE RMM POR OENTLE Open Ostly and Bun 10 a m-0 p m man lUml-prGata kitchen, ga ROCHESTER LOWER 8 RM FLAT .fH* . •'t «-40M______ " --- -------- Carpeted HLEEPINO ROOMS FOj A fully modernT LI Yiill'""*’'"" , J»dl*«' llo'me 'ptlv'^pE* '^h"Je*"rr4.“? a«er"“Fu‘’^“ i , BoaVd 42 room purnisheo apart- Rent Houses Furnished 29' > 5poM, pensioner welcqmr. M William. PE 4-«43T_ ROOM NEWLY DECORATED ROdilS ' RBASONJirE. BOARD ------------------------- J«>'s Oakland FE 3-tlOO i6ou ■" '■' — Ink 111 Whtttem 8 HM 'iLARGeV HEA'TEb LAtE area Beautiful ground. A Iqra- ...lidppb..., Ba’?S?m° *?d'^ **‘i? 5 Drayton dialrlct ^ ' DESIRE RIDE FROM ROCHF-8- >. BATH 118 10 F pm I Will pay 88 wk OL 3-88M j Wtd. ContractB, Mtgs. 3.4 ; -\ HID I'ROM I S 1 Ulimiei FE 3 ROOMS PRIVATE . r" ratiac *nd“Fl,her . r Real EsI BATH UNFURN Convalescent Homei 44 VACANCY - MAN OR WOMAN. BEDRMS PARTLY FUHN , (NVFiiTOR.S H-G USE MOVING ■ F U__L L Y j SECRET ARY A ONI ROOM APAN1M 8uUftbl« OD® perton l PI 3-30ft3 Al8o 3 roon ATTRAC'TIVR 3 RMA Rent Stores 46 1 bent STORES ON PONTIAC Trail. 1-30- » 40' with avarhead door. Ideal lor garaga auction COTTAGE ST . EM 1 FE i 3-t4 hanging. Free Work buy a lacailon. 0. Permanent and independent. s dedicaied tc n average living 8180 to reek. It's up to aalesihen. na callectlnf. make ~~ ________________ 3-»g| _ r n. 4-A381._ _ BABYSITTBR. age approx * 3», “If Aged 38-41 with hand a-irt hool days MIdwetl 8-8321. good typing, sh tkeeplng skills Employment. Rook aidi no books. You use all your far Just one purpose Msklng ey fpr yourself. Assoeiattan ou' company Is open to r*' panple who tra lOMlnf far nianant earetr In wntch the ■ - BEAUTY OPERATOR WANTED, exp seOeasAry, must be over 50. jiKd opportunity lor right person.; COUNBEUNO ExrcIGnl guarAilbi plus cammls- l34<. EAST HURON - - to teTegiSph And PE 4-M4y E\ KLVN’ KDW.XRDS VOCATIONAL COUNBEUNO SERVICE --------- FE 4-AOM sandint finishing _F E 4-8460 ; MONEY FOR REMODELINOiJlEW-- »i ??OARD FINANCE* Co . *1101 N ! J i: Perry^FE_g-M01 _ ‘ Pt.ABTERINO. NEW AND'REPAIR; I , _V^ Keller. Cl 3-1140. _ i PLASTEhlNO i: REPAIR REAS' . 1 T SERVICE AFTER-_*v*nlng_fall_FE 3-0415 NIGHT TV SERVICE 10-30 rsge N Shirley A Lou. Pontiac, rivesl Aaulli. OL 1-U7i. “ ill CLOSE * TO TOWN APARTMENT Bachelnr nr mairlcd rnunU Ukni they may:_ be prasperoua happy, and si __________ . J I betwasp S Anti I p.m. lor appoim-j jor' an axparltnead tokerT BAKER PLASTER AND RE'PAIR.“Wj rtmtved aU types*of ctfUnf FI i-4yra._____________ PtlLVACY FENCEI BUILT TO _______________ ____ __} order F.H A terms FE H02S R1-1’HKSKNT.ATIVE roof repairs ttAVBBTBOUOlWWa___ E 5-13M •• M P Uphoistering 25 UPHQLBTER-.ak* Rd EM AHII.n V lowes* pmsibla'diseoimi service ted MicCullougr, . 33 Auburn Are 43*°0 cha d 2*k '^ M l Cooper. Apt I COMMERCE LAKE OAKLEY space i Park Fishing, swimming Ret. irxnre sonab'i Adults 3UM Woodlawn 8-4106 FURNISHED 3 BEDROOM BRICE ULTRA - NEW S f olTI l' Lake privileges. EM 3-0084 Ji£« J "__________ ________ Rent Houses Unfurn. 40 Rent Offict Space 47 I WEt%' ,COLORED MA^l-’llO__________________ fiXCELLENT I.OCATION SYLVAN' ------------- ‘ apartment I BEDROOM HOUBE FUEL OIL heat 1033 WUom Rd. Wlaom. Mlnb ACademv r-1030 3 BEDROOM J40»a. 'aXA MONTH 3Nlil FLOOR. I ROOMS OF ( lio* aoacs All ar part. In ha of downiuwn ares. Carntr la tjon. Lawrtnea and Perrv Strni range comumty Flnanca Ca INTDBR FLOOR IaTINO', - EAKLE'S CUSTOM .. . i mg 1174 Cooley Lake _M»41______ THOMAS ut’HOlIsflRINO 1*7 NORTH PERRY ST FE 5-r-^ Airport OR LAROE 3 Lost and l^ound RM ^KlTCiiEKE7TE implaWly turn .... aistaid. Midwest Emi ANDY (»nci oaraoe. BPEaAL;| “ tIiD’S _»«"** ii'Ef»”ni‘*Baffwto A?." SJS;WOODWARD^^ tloc. We have opamng lor me- CURB OIBL SNS^WAITHSaB OR " — '?;: >****• ___________________‘DlESEl palta, PART Tllil 308 y you »M I (f 7 tn lu DU Dlpeo^^ and JtiTt CURB WAITRESSES Day * tdfbt aSlft jrfe.'i^wysiGRILL’ COOKS barbkSTpull ITkB OfTPART I CAU OB 3-S4g3 an*r 7 p.m _____.» OR APPRUmct WANT- aS, A goad lab. CsII MA 4-3444 or la MaIb BtTMt. WAl6d_LAke. SALARY *4*38 - 14183 Experltnce ta »»t»r_ oi_a^«g* for evb oki ah ttc Weodwatd at Iquafa Lake Rd. COSMtTtC AND DkbO fcl**E; mteointry walirassas 4 a nay S ni«ht she “J I pbyiteSl coMiuoa ta i ___ Aaslgned shift Apply Pel M. DtMnmeat C Ball. 3 Pa'S il AppUcatlons must ______________ ___I salary previously raaeivfi Write_ Pontiac-^eia Bos M |DBtriKtlton^ 10 — I FRACTIOAL SPARE- WATER PROOF! XG Work guarantied free eaUmatrr PE 4-dlTI Building Supplies 14 ■nee. rapatr teieoUllc stator tusa-up. all paasts of olg pay work U U Ut U. maobantoiUr loeltoad. wriia tar FREE took niUttiba Eaglaaonag Inal 3t1C. Rax 4gb4. Detroit 34^MlchIgan.___ Work Wanted Male U of Auburn Kelahts FIrewoi play Reward 3-8190 LOST 1*60 CLASS BING. GOLD , with D la middia. Initials R < both sides of D. Vlctalty Gaklar u.' LapflatlpW School, t DO YOU NEED IIKI.P? • **•• un^istshad Home let us show you bow wt can eemalete them for you Call n 1-6863. William Banderoff will **" fire you this Information fra*. LOOT: Buyers for Contract CLARK REAL ESTATE FE 1-7830 Rrs FE 4-4813 _ ASK FOR MR Cl.ARK V CASH FOR LAN.3 'contracts' L08T_ 1900 ClW WNa Via^ H -» ®‘*‘* "*>' IM MED I.\T E“AlTToN >n any food land contracG. New or aeaaoud. -You’ cks'i upon sai-IsfActory Inspcetlor. ol property *<14 title Ask or Ken Templeton LO.T -pouiltH- OF--yuLY, K. I,. Te'mpleton, Realtor “ii-k.- Rd c d's .meil black do|, longamlr, 333* Orchard Lake Rd _JE 4 4163 t “«I9 ‘“•^k V*. *1”* ABSOLUTELY THE rASTEaT'AC-!o-Rn« ..nancua OR7-**>? . — buyers waltlnf CaU R *S U 0 r ; PaMrIdg* FE 4 3581 1610 W tfu-! PRIVATE CLEAN. GOOD l-A-1 RE1TTAL8 2-RKDROO.M DUPLEX Aii'umatic Heat — Pull Rgiement WILL DECORATE .........L> Mnsfr LARGE 3 Child well__ ____ Utllllles FE 3-0336 _ _ Motel kitchenette a'pts Utilities Furn 1410 Pimllac Lab-Rd OR 3-9M* NEim ^ RXHUiir. *poMs fWncr, lib peUf prefi? couple $75 Pl.R MONTH FP: 478.3.1 144 EAST BLVD N DESK SPACE ANb TELKPH'MW answeong available FE 3-l33b ■ NEW orricEs-wIm lioi. fi 1-31C AT VALHNCIA I BEDROOM BUNOALOW *, fenced Free pttklBg aptma. 4-10*1. _________ ' DOWNTOWN PONTIAC. I4 W- I Off Baldwlh IM II burn. 1.100 squAra I a arallsbia lit n paniuan to 1 Jl.M WKK.HT Realtor PI 1-030* I BBOROOM RANCH ■' PAMILV ------ '‘-ejilAce Middle Siralts 1* a m. FE |. For Houbm 4& Lake Oakland. I gr*!f ' LADIBS WRIBf WATCH r* LAND' c'ONTKAttf . TO Earl Oarrels OR 8 and boating, week or season. . Jug I FINANCE. Utt N Parry. I------------------ _ *’ POUND LADIBS WATCH. IN REST reem^el Dody^ParV^dentlly and ALL MAKia OF FOUNTAIN PENS j | SLATER APTS * BEDRMS, PUtL BaSKMEI u ----l••J1l all Uat frame hame. Oaad ROOM* AND RATH. SMALL Pf*«* ' house, adults anly PE 2-1438 .. «a» r>_ .s. ---- ^BEDROOMg' ^OiL^ HEAT, PE . BEDROOM YEAR AROUND i *i*« ?2.”m* ,*S ,uS«*ce‘'M* p,r.*“JS< »f.lm«'lHVVirMr a until 9447 La^om EM JS ' 6^ UT" BEDROOM ON_ E HOWARD , 4-*tl3. n^y'__________ SOME 3, nelghbarhoad. n OH 3 BEDROOM HOME FOR Bi^ —I dewr^ atraet. fm i cabinL. ---- , wj^ntubea. . DENTAL BTUMNt NEED! WORK. MA i-81** ___ Pa'S Al 'ADoUcatlbna must ke-^ — CARPENTER WORK NEW AND r.Uned kyTG *6"*«0.Sp.m V|CORB WAtTO^^ RemodeBag Pt 8-(*n ^ COUHTER' MAN POR ' LUMBIr! Sri". 18'^eriStoXf Siu .<» X g'Sil^V-AnS!* };,«“« CON.Y ''‘R*aaaBaMe''"OR T36jir DET.Ml.KR.S ' IXPBRIENCBD COBUtTlCIAM EX- Experl^ced In deUllln - celleai working c ndltlans. Cbto Bans Call an*r 4 P.M. Ut_- pay -Oaad hour?,_MAVfali 6-l»35. BXPtRItNCBb PaIHTIHO WAlE EARN fan TO IIS WHELY washtti^add lob* at Ady kind. CL^fiti; i Raasatubla. : Like R3"‘raur' ™ 'le-rN; rafvT CHEF WANTED EXPERIENCED DJ*****^?"'®*,*! oite'atottta Hito*DHaL'*S9’'N Per*r D7»vG" Plains * fI*V**m"*' CEMENT WORK OP ALL KINDS __ ______ WA^ ■Xnd cXid»EN I nt'g-ini *‘“^***' ■****“^**' lost brittahy Daniel, red ■peelatG. PR B.gctRIC MOTOft alRViCB~Rt- nalrlat and rawlndlng. fl* B. lOBT — COMPAHlON DIAMOND Kie. Phac.* El 4-39S1.__- _ 2Sfd 3-M^"*"“ '* "* **’ LOST BLACK ARDTiED MODEL iraline iC BMlei tadius Paatlic ake. B*ward._FK 4-73S* LoBT Pair ladies frame glAsse*. VlMnlty APPI.iANCE, PARTS -,^-R -sD ^w. FE_>-**’ PURRACIOAf b'ii.~mtTAiIib I- KIN- --- Louts —..... 8-3443 ___ _ ___ CASH 48 Hours, for Homes, Kquitv. I-and CObtitacis IlM VVRIGHT. Realtor 3(8 Oaklind Ayr Open Ul 9 39 FE 8-7841 dr _ FE_8-a309 WAXTFD LAKE L18TIN08 - "Riiyerv (ralore ' 4-3641 betareth 8 3*' 13 h PARKE ST FE 4 3844 TER 8 AND SUNDAYS SEE , ETAKER MR CAHROtX. Al 'rooms and'BATH WITM OAB cMkm^iay* sad furnace Call' r ROOMS modern 'M^ClbUI I line I3.18S. . *‘fi;rrr, ..... ....... .... .....m., n. I .. ..4d* equity fa* hauaatrallw-sr chUdren Releraaea raqaliad Fe] aar.^Balasaa *44 par manUt..# rkc- l~R0bj4''UHFeRSHiHBb: iiit i BKDRMT'OAirH apla LstayeUe ________ ___________ 144 ate. Narth L_____ ^ 8 ROOM 3 REbkObM OR'EAwf 3 BEDROOM HOBlFWl •“J aide Rear bus line F* 3-4S41. waUaaBa Lake 3 car tar 5-«41l X Bleclralux F Car 2 Wa'tar Battaaar ' FyH X Cab Driver £n>B M£X es.] asatlai tao* a week. Apply (iM EXPE AM, Ifl Oaktead. tae* aat*e« ta quatt- Pl ASTERINO- OTW on Work Oudraaued. FE ame-p'M"uL3-33a TLIMBtNO ALTBRATIONB. 1 _ — elaaaias hoi 1 hMkl«ra ••M AAd tftMfAiWi J-3S3S. LiMt Plambliy?* LOST FEMALE BRITTANY SPAN-abelh Lake Balatei Reward FE 8-44a IDENTI 3 A TAYLOR. Agency 32 HtOHLAMD Rb OH PROSPBCTa OR BUSPtCTSt ...g, UNION LAKE BACHSiXIR APT - Everythina private EM 3-43S1 WEST Sint AIR CONIHTIQNl BLACK fOODLK L4F>I r^gai^ , mSNLlY**LEA3i* ts^?ff^ , aui homey If It's ' 1 aeU qulickly ioN|m I. hOUBB 18 W , Wl 1 i Noticw^d‘^Sii.'27: TCEO, liwfcf OftbER Ihw. LAWW dfer]f3TO ARpi RWKICEWWiro.^^L TAXES . 0^ WAYB fPRCI^.,86 M WHn I. BROS, ftawer be* srprk. Ft 3-S3«l. . COLD WAVl BPRCIAL. 86 M COM- ; ptaw. Ooretbri PR 1-U44. paid"**o s'mo.'ri l-l'toi Rem Apu, Unturniihed 3« hiiohtb I* ttORM 3 BEDROOM UPPER ‘ “•"**• Ht!”‘AduJu lnqulrV*ff%W , A'lPrBAGTtVE'4''ROOM HOUSE 1 3 AHF3 *i66SruT^iaWiW-i l.“o!r*iiiS? HQLr.YWOOD APTS, i ^ __ price m,ISS. OR >«»3. . . BAtHWiN ' 7 StDROOMB IN ORATSm 1 V,Uir..«Vry.^••.!^ld* .fST; _??jrp*K t&i i?*X«tss,T5 a-sM* or gw MJgS^^_____1 BEDROOMB 'l ACRH IMS'S; MonigtN 3 B E D B o o MI OR "im. **** 5r “-"'mSth**• T'iibRiarcAiERFrwi'ri^ mantn or 3,^ a,,, AliimiBuia ------ ’ ■areeas Itb-cAr E tratkauaa ta " kin. Uk9:^_ 1 ill.------ lit E. Kawtrd St. plai. kat*8t*at, tta heft, a pialcrtsS. PR Mill. FTFTiT-TWO. f THE PONTTAC PRESS. THIUSDAY. JULY 7, 1960 For Sak Hoawa For Sak Hmimo 49 CARNIVAL By Dick TVracr For B* Homm /•*A” I.AKEWOOD VILLAGE | ^ wwirSLwEi Z ua tt«i4im«i*i * MrMi r^. firs-1 Y 1 KAllE hELL •uio/fc^ TtZn' *flr •»»'. •> •«» ir-t*» -nmo , BibROOin «ATII TtUD " ku*«*M, un M. t*rat _o» >«3k _ _ j ‘ 1 BiDHOOM BOMB m~D*DlA)« BllUt* Bml *tlli rtirelihMI #f uafuri Br«ll M «kU «rp»t. »'r «*B. rvc ram noM Ft ktr»r^2:M ra ,_____________ TBltlWM BRlCBrBffjLriHi. OA- K-' -• r* I- , _ i BEDRdOia f^LjTBAtalihCNT C’olr-Kaslick Rrstrictrd C'ommmiitie* rurnUh»« NKW t BEDROOM BASEMENT. I I ”U V? mmlc till ”_ MOV* TOMORROOr I TEAR OLD j * |r For Solo Hooom WORLD WAR II VETS -TODB OIBLiann4TT -— BSrOUl IR JULT — DORRIS r 0 BBMOUII ties lUMC LOTST.? t>ORO LOW 0 BtiOHflW ■E2L kMRttfil h pwi t« 1 MlUnc At A wtuTsuSl^krRtSM trill. trA l^Atorr. cArpAtlat And IU.SM. Ta AUSW m to tfUM AMl- (Arlu this -------------VALO* - $11,550 $82 MOVES YOU IN “Nothing More To Pay” $79 In Judah Lake Estates ON A LAROB ttXllS PT LOT ftndiCAplof. BauImUp bell OR TRADE — Jatbo HtlgliU .nd cArpetlni Includrd. tuh. Our cholct lAkt locAtlor ~-EEMP NR. SAOl- poMMUd BRICK RAnehcr I. fill t-------- - -■ ‘ ■ BATEMAN i REALTY B'lllt-fa oVra AtSl rAatt. P^r'iraTv |TI.M0_ABd thl« U bflov ActUAl | prijrllrto RE l-MJA " ASSOCIATE BROKERB Inr. Co Inc 44| ORCHARD LAEE: JOHN J VERMETT REAL ESTATE A INSURA LI.ST WITH • SUBURBAN RANCHER .............. .......... prrr brOrooa horn* vlUi Isrit: bArbccuA And built In bur OH I'.W .>-■ •"'’rir CANAL TO CASS LAM OArAK. kitchen Pull bAAcment CArpcl 300 ft lot. Better check, ptaont r c. . r.Rr» oner 4 re. O'IWM «-»-• -in« tVO*Cftr f*Fkff. TWO lolS. j Ul noWl tMt DOWN ■ 3 BEDROOM MOD- v ®*'' I ^.“Tuv’ri.srrs A N N E T T i •ks's.."™-"’"* . Vuz;,,™ w...“'sf.-'s .s;., r'la.r vimm nt l&kr finm room homp. Ill Sirlur# wTndSw In dlillni i condlUofv Full mom pine peneled llvini i “I IS' « N TELIORAPH - OPEN IVEB. rm, n»lA 3 ^drmt, beth. I ‘'®"* “ “® ----- HW bkjpbourd hpul fthadpd lot OB rtnal. 113. bloclir 3 M07 GOOD INVMT- Humphriea t. M.MO; I 1 II.ton DOWN- WEST SIDE | -N Oirui WfbsK fltMINOLI H1LI« - Ur I LorateTon kouuol* Rd’’. tHOBPe S A winding tre» lined Itreet i Three ! Uvlnf rm . dinint rm. end | wnp lou qi cioaei ipei etudy cerpeted idrepes In- | large modernited kite ... . .. .... b,iH, Carpeting, lull b .1 TRIPP ReeRnr y’ownEr7j bedroom colon breeklAM IMMEDIATE POB- Lake I rivlIcKcs: still plenty ol time privilege* on Otter Lehi dlAte occupency AVAllebl 4 bedroom. ] beth. bric home Specloua room*. 1 BI LBVBL NEARLT NIW BRICK room*. 1 ' bAih*.'’*lnmtfy '^.«ed EVES PE 3-IMJ PE l-IISI or PE g beeutllul lettlng eelE- Owner. OR tree*. An Acre well Itnd-tceped with Verde Green lewn. 3 lie. bedrmi. Ample cloiet*. I'a bethi plyi* IK TRI-I.LVEL STARTER I NO money DOWN I Build A home to b» proud ol. ' O. PlAltley. Builder Ideelly I pTlred* Cell OEnev* JU U\\.\KK SCHRAM-Tki 'BUD” MULTIPLE UBTINO SERVICE ^*wltt"lmUtTn‘cS.' SACK I I'MCl'- I ...... Owner he* purcbeiod Jekefront OLORAH BLOO. CO. FE 2-')122 ■DILOEBB OP NATIONAL ROMEB** beeutllul M MilSS « RANfAL UNIT ON BBAR. very >Aund end Attrectlve Ibmlly home with llrtplAce, lull bAAemAat. oek honrA ithraufbout, lib car ta> ra|A wltN alee apt. aboet. . Sylvan _______ wattr. paved el lering thU eiccp- ------------- with fireplace, carpctlnt Ibroashout. a wonderful baaement. with recreation room, aIm bath and hall bath, i arate. ehi It llg.MN chain linked ward ^onomv .. .... T*N ACRES at land Well *— WILL TRADE lor Weal sldo la- reetrlctad. .. cheaper home .............. -----Aik lot kkr. Brown. WHITE BROS RE/ OR l-l3tS pen Dally S til I; Siii MSS Dixie Hwy Priced et gl.SM under original I |.?n‘...?.'U.TV.Vlfd.‘?r‘e.?' a«T wm. US - P.r la.t B el-Brick ranch and 1 beautUully, '•'•"i W* BOY. BELL landMAped loU. Over l.lOO *3 ________OPEN 0-3 01.700 PB 5-7035 rp BY OWNER MODERN BRICK ranch Lake prlv 514.990 OR 3-3493 BY OWNER: 3 BEDHM HOME , RANCH HOME 3 king me bedrooms, large living room full batb. large kitchen. 3 ear .Attached gar— •" — '--- wooded lot. OOx; OFF BALDWIN lice OR 3-2TJ2 . BEAUTiFLL 3 BEOBM BRICK lull basement 3 yn. old 100»150 fUily landscsped lot fenced bsrk location. Eice*lent j ! 51500 Sylvan Lake Privileges *"low!'\bw X^wmen" 10750* .......... •nmMy m. plenty of extras Including It In oven and range In handy ;hen. lull basement. 5U.450. 3 BEDROOM BRICK frame In excellent condl- anS 1 bedroom Sown: 3 I and bath up. Full base- { lew oil furnace, heater . i Inerator Out-itate owner. II. 57.850 with 5750 down. | EARLY AMERICAN-CLARK9TON ; MODEL .ch», a - n------------ „,clarkston area Iva^Uble “ ‘"®P‘'‘"*' T'™* » ««* of nice railing land with ni feet frontan on M15 plui t«5a Dn cut. .no ,1... , attractive 3 B-R ranch home, room horn? lo*at^d V* i *UL* oil heat. 1 car Tree* and shrubs. ^Large gardra to hava”"* nice *homS‘“fn““th’' JSS'nric?** **'“*' oountry but suif be ti^toin lull price. I Owner moving out of state must H. c. newtngham ' "" TORNER CROOKS AND AUBURN i ” ™ »-MLalt«PriHrtyH|Sri> THE rONTUC PRESS. THtTRSDAY. JULV 7. imo 1 FIFTY. THREE O'NEL A uuns lor on uy«n yny u«t. n.«i amm. a aru«.5te^ Im witk M- ------u>^ ram atrmwo cm ak lauBM^M > >« ^aca la Htiat i RAY O’NEIL. Realtor 2? ? uaa DOWN >m oouit. Atooi. oil luor parata. a taacad lou. CUCKLER REALTY GILEB North Side Maar Lincoln Jr. Rl|h Bchoal I room a bedroom 3 Acres _____oomt and dan. Largt ai ft. rarpatad llTlng room with natural fireplace. Pull buement, radiant heating plant plua a atb car attached garaia. Owner might Income amlljr brick and itucc > haa atore building I l^lc^ Call for appolatipeot MDLTIPLI LirriWO AlRyfCk ■ Proyorty 87 LOTUS LAKE FRONT GIROUX LakafroM lata. Oaod aaad boaoh. I Uaek now aabool Oaa boaL paead atraet Raaldanllal tMBoa ^rTid^StolS; WILLIAMS LAKE' Wbaar btraat, good coafartable l^Mdmom home, aiodam. Onij SYLVAN KSk.U‘^1 MM. i MUkUit Paul M. Jones. Real Est. W. Ruran Sale Retort PJOpfty 82 Larga M. Canter Raaort i LOANS TO 1600 POR DOWN PAY- .— SEABOARD P __105_N _Perry PE l-0001_ For Sale LoU OFFICE BUILDING dawn paraaat F. ^ood Co. tzs aara: "lluat PROOrrAOE an Dlnla Mlab-Mit ta McNiava Ratal. Wiu U ta raa at poiir eaavaa- BriIihh OpparfHlaa 99 DAY SHIFT By Frank Ad( tar PR_______________ WAU. wAabkL~aodr~tinioe: -------------- wr^bW ARTtiCimHFnCS- cattau iar laaaa la Ika aRp of Paa^.. U YOU ara an anaad anaa lad laal that raa aaa I aitf ratulramaati pla^ rail aa ippaWtaiaaiPla^lal aa-"1 aeaUabla la man af nrav-mr fbly. Cau PR MiB. Sale Land Cantracte «0 A. JOHNSON. Realtor 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. FE 4-2533 Rent, L*m But. Prop. 37A ■DtLDINO U8KD RIASO 8UL1 JIM WRIGHT. Realtor lao Oaklaad Aaa. Opaa U1 l:M PR 0-TISl or PI t-tOOl _ OFFICE BUrLDll^G Borrow with Confidence i GET $25 -EO $500 Household Finance IH s ' toglaaw St BUCKNER FINANCE COMPANY WRcma TOO can BORROW UP TO $500 OPPICXS IN Paetlaa — Draylou Plalna — Utica RaUad LS,. airmmsfaarn Plymouth d ml camar af M66! ■la Lake Raad. Willi opUoa to kuy at IlSO I ir atll with amall down Signature Dp ta 14 Moniba to Repay PH. FE 2-9206 OAKLAND ^ Hoaeelwld Qoada 6S For Sale Miscellaneom'67 For Sale MIsceNanaoM 67 V— wi^'h>rlMil*M SINllER bRWiNO MACNiNR IN I.—.... ^ eablaat. Beat dif- Unlttrul 1 .SOFA AND CHAIR ONLY $10)95 111 dawn — IS ma Ptam rubbar euahlaait f baauuitti aolar. Bedraam Oulflliln* '’a till ^la Nwy ^yt l,ill7t*H“«f A>jf A MRORR seWIMO MACNINR IN eaaaala eablaal with alaaaa fae _n«iUlk UAtvffMl C%; M&. ANCHOR FENiCFS ?Ser*««*V!l b P Harkal , ______________ , WOI-X^RI’NI' i.CMBER SOPA BRD ANb" r'MATCNIN'6 I • Paddoek PR I-ITt4 i rhair. PR MS4J BATHROOM HttUlUta bPBCIAL iXll RUua l»IM Me-Lead Carpet. Waodward al Square i l.k )uil Wlow Ted'a PR pmi | ! ttNaiR~Ll6fT WOOD bOMBOLR. ^ ; ‘a-,:;i'%i iTJir' •” WtAbR OAS RANOR POR BLCC. trie ranif R R Maura Rleatrla' . CU. t«l| W Huron SfRINtM BED AND MATTRBSS .uri.i.. •iretrhart. M. |a« IIARCAIN.S 4alat\ la V-iraoyad ma lallihaatlnilM per m Paaalyu eauaUr ioppia M lal hat walar heal I year warranty PLY WOOD SPECIALS' CASH A CARRY .^^PRB-PINIBHRO V-O M.e. H<*l i-iiii MY 3-1681 LOANS SIS TO WOO Aums HOUaUHOLD^’c^Di LAKE PRlY ■ 110 DN., 11- WK. _&hn«Werj_MA_4J101. ____ LAKBSIDi: PARK SUB WRifE Boa 1104 Olendale, Calif._ NEED UP TO IMS 'cash FOh PL «110 : ■PRIRNDLY SERVICE- Oamunn 81 Pontiac. $25 TO $500 Utlny of occupied 1 chair | Wt wl.< be alad to help you STATE FINANCE CO. i --------------- — 202 Pontiac State Bank Bldg. ---------------' FE 4-1.574 factory leconda About >. . ■vervthlna In UMd furniture BVlioAllf'^'llbuBl’' — trade lOl N Cu«. PB 2-U4I 111 i PIRCi: I.IVfNO ROOM SUITES Swivel rocker 1 alep-Ublrn lall rut A pad Admiral relriatrator Admiral W' tieculc .lo*e Seml-htde-a-wav bed Barton wringer waiher SUel ullllty cabinet Magnavoi M " TV Weallnihouaa —n.r davenport) 3 CHAIR TEAL NORUS^AUroMATm **"*^™| ' IVANR lUlllPMENT IM1 Dial. Nwv MAple 1-2171 OR Milt BEEP and pork HALP AND Ilfhr.RIOR tIRADE I [lp«a/”imie DISCOUNT PRICES Super Rem-Tone - 14 4t Oal Used Power Muwert - 114 01 up Rrliulll Sweeperi - 00 05 Clood WhIM House Paint - II M Palnl Thinner - Me Lawn Mower aharpenlni Hoae, Btiti. Baai. Repair ^*ioTei:; CONDITIONER PKIURAMA I l-eaili to poalllve poilure Imjiravf convenlenre The only thing you POR SAl Ing. ■ OsnaltUng of barbel ihop - r— 1 Weallnihoi ) Oiiw Mite N. Perry. PE !-IMl._ PARKWAY DRIVR NRAiT d6DOE Park No 4 121.2x111.1 ft. PB ...... ..... PE 4-1112 J7I* wub 12100 down Fhont 01 HACKfROM' DixTe’ Hwy.' ’ ' OR 1-IM2 BEDROOM •W'TK'Jj rinile'*Beau{y "Hetl box iprini, maltreas b frame Maytag wavh-er gaa ntove. I.runard rclrlgera- , BARNES A HARORAVIS ROWE 142 W Huron It PB l-ilol Open Bun. l:lt - 2 N pm ELEC-nUC STOVE WITH 4 BURN OOODYIAR SEaVU.I STORE in a < a.. py ».ai; Used Trailr In I)r|il BABY PUSNITlmE BOOKS OP ^ jmAIN Tlt«^ anieburf plp« ., I leJ rulvm 1 BOriLR OAS. EI.rCTHIC STOVE HEEHIOFRA ' Waterford Hills Estate I.OAN8 125 TO 1500 BAXTER a L1VINU8TONE I H W Lawrenct 8t. PR 4-1518-0 RESTAURANT - In We.tern Mich- VACATION CASH To'f^ - OCT I V picct maHOOANT BEDROOM Mam OroMlng over 170.000 year »f'‘*»* '*“*'■ J**.'‘ Good hours, easy operauon. good; ANOT Co.. Ulft N. Perry. FE - uwn mowtr, vibrator eh***", , - equipment. Top claas trad®. You 1 __________ __ ' tan and brown. ie6_Idi»on._ ’FOR SALt '"'’Vow bSci^m'‘°M" &*a*n; Credit Advisors 6* A 11 pITstic^chairb juo^ -.na. « etc' John W Ball. IM' Navajo , JTHEEZER UPHIOHT BRAND N corner »» Hi.,a^a__. ______ | «.U.e O^je.j^ , Purnlture. 42 Orchard Lake THOMAS l*:U)a\()MV m n Hagiiww rr rtiM ubf:i> rvs. iitt5 a up rni. «rA jpn R.^ '•/i.HUl M Ar» I lA ItLIZAHF'III ’FN DAll Y 111. I iHN VAHO IHRT. CIALIXJN H 3-IOIJ HAHOWARr . C I manhole coven and gratei BLAYtdOCK Coal Al Building Supply Co • I Orrnard Lake Avt PB l-TlOf grEWAHT WARNER OIL PIRET "."iST SPECIALS! ; USBO RINOBK PKWINU k !a_i l. hlghchalr. PE 4-44M COME LOOK! P a t I u r V I lalerlor theathlng. I Ml Or- I PIELI) TILE Herbert C. Davis. Kltr. r with 42" mirror. I L Vanity d SWIMMING LocaM In CItrkaton on the wa lent cimifitlaa. I'large'roomifllre sitiw 't?;«*"i:% ‘a^d "fi?; era. Also, bath house, beach ant priced at only 121.000 with terms See this at ones!! GffiOUX LAKE PRIVILBOB8 I'ment' cm”1eased I ~*Por'7our beat hist 1 oV drawer^ |75, 'dood conduion, ! au.ixio oowrSlu. ™ ck , to set mit of dabt, ... PI 5-4110,________ . ^ I'lnancial Advisors. Inc. is piece dinette set, good H.AGSTROM ,3'^ 8 gAOiNsV_________________'‘®jy*** i RORdtj 30 Hig'hf.«i''Rd IM5I. MortgRge Loans 62 * ~ .......... rsi'.i) RI'IKKiFKAiUK^ Shelf leld PE or ENCYCLO s Matensis PHBB ESTIMATES I PIECE SILVER okay BEDRM. ; OR 4-aCS8 CASH WAY ; STANI.EV ALUMINUM WINDOWS . 4i84- located south Lake Orion. Owner tranateri bed roams, (enead lot. 1 ACRES ------ 1, flreplsee, Itbodroomi .WI...WISTU breeaewr- “ —- — rage. 122.540 - U COUNTRY LIVING ^ y^”o?"' 'esutlni ^ ^moryasei reasonsb^^^ulty^ work FREEZERS NEW IN CRATES .$169 • DOUBLE sink COMFtr.TK I3B M I Monlcftlm^ fluppry. 134 W Monl> a WBRT LA^ , Used Equipment . Fairbanks. Bprinf- Modern 3-bedrm. __________ . top condition. 22 Ft. carpeted living Rm. Plastered and paneled walls. Oak floora. Large cheerful klWhen. Pull basement with automatic heat. 21x40 garase and workshop. Hunter's and fisherman's paradise. The price and terms will aurpriss you. Floyd Kent Inc., Realtor 220D Dixie Hwy. at Telegraph 2-0123 — Open ---- ->(rkln| Parking ACWT CLEARID. NEAR MBUo! MICHIGAN BUSINESS SALES CORPORATION JOHN A. LANDMESSER, BROKER *‘1*.®^'*'**.^*"'^^ — .... rlflce 102 Olenwood. I PIECE WALNUT DININO ROOM 'uTTLEs' PURNITURe' i' AFPL* »ulU. good cond. I3P OR 3'#43i 53J7 Dlllv. Drayton —— 1 _________________ ------------------ ___ -______ conaultallon I 9x12 Lino Rups $3.2*) Service. Ask us for tha Mortgaga ! 41, n wall Ule 21c ft Lati Dept. Call PB 3-2011 day or nl|ht. pami |1 31. flat II H. Inlern FEDERAL 6on¥l_char,e accpjml. 13-15 yt« tR PRONT boSri MODERNIZATION CO. FRONT DOOR | ^535 pyxiE HWY. Get Out of the Rut! olldaU your dabU. Ut ua oft your cxtstlnf mortiage >nd eontract, pcrional debts “ ——ta your home. You a reasonable good RESULTS VE 0_. BENDBHOFP BLDO. I BUPPLY CO C. A. Webster. Realtor |J« acres, pAjfWBURo OA 1-3122 MY 2-2211 ' '^^^e"|'-I542'_ AY-TON PLAINS 4 ACRES. Income Property FAMILY BY OWNER, UD8T Prlced WI.500. Terms STATEWIDE Real Estate 'Service of Pontiac Swap4*' B D CHARLES REALTOR 1212 S Telegraph PE ^^0121 3 TO 5 RM OIL 8TOVE. POR OPtO.M ETRLST A golden opportunity (or a good i OAB HAMILTON DRYER GOOD ( O.NSI mi':ks I’uu i'.k CO. 28 U. L.WVREXCl. VICTORIAN LOVE SEAT ~cNE >. Tables, d ___gHOVERS. 204 E PIKE 1X12 RIVER8IBLI RU08. 01105; ' Foam rubber bached ruga. 110 05; Tweed rugs, $20 05; AxmlniUr. 1 — __ peries Ml 7-«2ia' ’ 140 05: -Rue puds. OIH. Pearson noOD POOD DELIVERED TO -- ... - KIraliur” 4l” rehard Uka Ave. I "Vour h^ at lOfl'I whnlesa^^ WASHERS RECONDITIONED AU I prlcea. Your choice of foodi and tomatlc Splndrlers and wringers 9x12 Felt Base Rugs'$3.95 I IIO monthly A^-Uh N,-day warranty, p, OUAR._ HOUBI PAINT, dAt_ L*.;** ; ORANDPA-rHER CLOCX^f R^ WY.\1AS'’.S TRADE-IN DEPT OAKLAND FUEL . 414 Oi. Hard Lk Ave »,l KCTRIf* L I CJ H f i FAINT Ft a-aiM riXTURl:* )U6® Nrwfit •*4rtm«ni of £"A“;re'"*« USED 220 Dixis H* V PUEI, TANKS painiea ais. 1 ustd 15 000 BTU gas space healer S blower Ace . Heating b Cooling Bo . 1731 Wtl-llam» lake Rd OR 1-4554 USED STORM WINDOWS SHUT'- l> alp-in _____ e offer.________________ 3 FAMILT INCOME. vPRINOINO ■- *" — —ek. lli r- —" In 144 per week. 113,000 ___________ •3.000 down. For colorod. 451 Or-cha^ Lake Avonut, Inquire 223 For Sale Lake Property 51 Partridge IS THE "BIRD'• TO SEE COOLEY LAKE , SWIM, FISH Corner Canal Lot — IM' x 2 bedroom. 2 vr. old home. I niahed. tl.OOO. Terms. parking problem. t « apie. HAROLD R. PRANKS, I Realtor, 35,1 Uqloa Lk. -Rd. EMI l-not < QUALITY ' UREBN " CAST ' MTcLgan ^ Pluo*rrscent *^1I3* Or-5 fool bathtubs, over- ! ehard Lake Ave, - 2 .......... WORK BENCH Efl AND PICNIC stocked. A Tlioinpsiin. 10 FIRST QUALITY my llmite > M50, We 3-1022 ' DRIVEWAY H« FE 5 WAYNE OABERT I ooob Oas refrigerator FE V01l0'.far" a"p-m '' 14 STRIP ROWBOAT. SWAP FOR , Krump Electric. 3445 Auburn. rtUer OR le Bird to ®c •[.ECTKIC KKF 415 gfler MOTOROLA TV' rOR 8MALL r conditioner. MAylalr_IJ20l. 1.7 'PONTIAC HARDTOP clean" $40ror what have you PE 2-W4, IEAKPASt'sCT. NE'VER usfco. '" -inshtng mgchldfr'ifwr Y:30, 5-434^ ___________ ivn. nay terms | CASH' FOR USED TT'S. RAD'IOB" Speciallilng In | Phooos, and tops recordara. FE ic^feS'-Mil or'bL 2-1000 ABE YOU TIRED OF LOOKINO n furniture? ‘"fh'.rcoS,v Doug's b Roy's Furnlt ---nd trade It In on n __,• a complete line of >g ^^220 Baldwin. P* 129 IRONHITE IRONER PROVE • 13 yourself that Ironing lime c • 05 be cut In half with ease a • .05 comfort Rent an Ironrite 9 a.-, gennies a dav^FE. *cl573 crin lUR BLACKTOP OH Cair*our Adtr.or PE°5-4M5''' 1 ZAO ^^SEWINO MACHINE KNOTTY PINE TWIN BEDROOiM jujte, 11,5 N Eddie St , Walled I : LARGE DOUBLE DOOR OE RE- OOOD SrOKOl. STOKER ANE (-6ntroU I3S EM .3-4341 OUTTER K TYPE 49c I.ENOH . 134.11 i C»pito 4 wiler cittner® »nd wuhlng | .brikf^s. ki;.\t-.\-t6oL - 2-DR ater. n^ payment. OR! 8U>re ________ ... .... .....y/gl'j LEAVINo 'sTA'fE. MISCELi.ANE. f mrv fuVn Call after 4 10. UL ; ABOUT~ANYTHiNa'"YbO 'wTnt , , POR THE HOME CAN BE “Rp* .‘^5™ MATTRESS, 1 'POUND AT L & 8 8AL8B. ' Vv A little out of the way but a lot i _nlture, 42 Orchard Lake Ave leaf to puy. Purnlture and appll- MAPLE CHEBT AND MIRROR. 115 i ancea of all ktnda. NEW A USED I O. E. refrigerator. • ft. |25 MA I 3npe:",“2« Vr i-Jir ‘'Y— HiH, TV and Radios (Kt 10 RCA TABLE MODEL WITH im; Baas aacordlan UL 2-4549 GARDEN TRACTOR AND ATTACH ^ ...................... Hopkins be- .SCHKAM TRUCKS AND EQUIPMENT , 2539 Dixie Hwy ____^OR 3-1200 WOOD SHAPER. I HOReE MOTOR, ............. •’.“"..Vj ‘ cash Take | bargains. I dept. •SPLASH. SPLASH Rl|hl out In front of this c,..., lower-level. 4 bedroom, new, bl-; ieveljiom^ U^^our own *®'<^ i d being a "t SALESMAN rOR; 1 B A. Calks Real Estate I Caar City Michigan expartenc hanlcal I E Partridge ADVANTAGES OALORE—g RMS . 2 levels facing the lake, 1 bedrm.. bath, living rm., dining rm.. kitchen up. 1 bedrm .,bulb, living — down. 4 high irooded tots _________ natural fireplace, studio cytUng. .underground wiring. 10x34 tool bouse With lIxM ifhed. pole type barn. 04xH. Building 0 yrs. (rid. Located Oakland County, will take trade lot part. down payqient. 140.500.00 terma. For appointment. TIC 4-2225. •10,uw — os.ow on. — c-Au HILT2 Real EstaU, PR 5-MiL BEAUTIFUL ' Lakeland Vale ___r LAROE, WELL RE- R I C T B D WATERFRONT ------?'.c‘2g?..“RSr£fc iltude would help ____ -. buflneak highly profitable. Seni! fnr FREE Summer i.sue you' PE'siloMlj' ; Michigan Business Guide GOOD DOUBLE 3-4534 __________ _ LATE MODEL CARS Aim CASH (or yoifr land contract (where BULLDOZER FOB 8 A L E ' O R r trade. Come out MOVED; KITiCHEN foo'8MAI AJ.L ' OPE» PRI. 0 2 Alsh Ken I 145 OR 1 Water Softeners 66A WATER BOPTNER8 18 OUR BUBI- >rte motor, 1250. PE 5-l20f U 4-0M2 Oo It Yourrelf i FOR RENT • il . properly < Priced far btlov rt^roducUon ____ _ ... ..... Realtor. Fh MA M4T7. _______ STOat'PARM ■ Secluded 130 acres. 2 (lowing springs * woodland, good fcncej-. Partridge Sal^Busineu^ro^^ p LIGHT MFG. Nearly naw cement blocif and brick bldg.. 40 X 12. heaM coo-crela floar. high ceilings .Luxalro las h«U 1 sepuute ofllcla. lauding spuce. Lot 00 X ITI. Extra land available Reaaooukly prteed at 110.000. terma M59 I nu^nry 14 i ETC POR EM 3-lM4| AHD~ALL' TYPES OOWN AND , _____ _____ LARGE HOMART ^INDOW FAN i Hollywood headboards • 4 85 BU8INE8818 THBUOUT MICH I I" * out ®*iS £**■ “'*<• TV ol t Hollywood bed frames rbesti 1.4 *5 |J60 W Huron PE 4-3iSl I _eoual value, Pfe 1-3410_ i Odd cbeils ilge. alxei . 114 S5 ^ •> or ’2r*M^ I siSIrdiAficro^D CO^ 3-2150. MONTHS TO PAY „ . ........ ................. 4 milts E of Pontiac or 1 nille i - ‘ ' analysis Rd.'’'M5o'’“"’ "" WASHER FE water_ ^so^ene/_riI:ntaC AIB-CONDITiONERT^ROdM^BIZE. 1 OVER 50 TOED TV SETS FROM , 7 000 BTU, 5-year warfanty 1130 ----- ------- Easy terms. Schick • MY 1-1211 aners Oakland Fuel » Orchard La^a Ava W ALTON 'lA ‘ 2*26»" Huron r Sale Miscellaneous 67 ^ 'T;r\RATff: ifooR.s' Cameras and Bguipm’t 70 BELL * HOWELL , rOMPUTTR PRACTICALLY NEW buildings, Roy Brown ,MX_l-22tl. SERVICE STATION TOR LEASE. .......5S?"m‘*55fioV" I DETROIT TRACTOR BULLDOZ-er Runs good OL 3-3143 1 NEW 100.000 BTU OAS FORCED air lurnara li controts, 0105 Ace Heating A Cooling Co 1235 Wth hams Lake Rd OR 1-4554 2 WHEEL fRAILER,"'a OOOD one'. Man's golf c-ubs Matched t JriW BWAP^ 'M OB JO BuicK EQUITY [ 'l^*PE 25g«*^*° r 045, ( ------- . _ 2-OIOt afUr toj maka money and 1 ALillty to matt people and mi I. Can PE g-04M Hitributog Co. WIU CAR gpusWreA^ dii'wn payment on t^ ^**'roor bWngalov near Oxford. Oood coi dmen. 05.20g tuU price, yot _____ LALTNGER REALTY to tnveat a mad- i OR 4-Otoi Opca • ta r Inventory oulyJ 1511 Wllllamt Lk._Rd- Open “ BUfiNO I d 065. i _______ _____ . . J-22gg , M.Y..P4P atJkv.. Sf?2;pftnr^‘ **^*^^®*^ ** r«xrHerttors. Vacuum cleaner. 130; PorUble FE 2i»»42_ ...............__ sewing machinf glO Clock radio. BUILT IN OVENB AND COOK | O. E , 135 FE 5-6542 com_prtte_ life of gas and i plaYEB^IANO. OIBSON REPRIO I ____________ .. “ I5ERRV DOOR. SALIl.S Open from g to 3 121 S Psd'dmk'"' * ‘vrday.s^ jJjgy dOT WATER HEATERS 10 OAL ^roved *l44^5o'*'*"l"' *30*50 **d fsi 90 Theer ire\l!ghl*y *i^ireri’ eSU WIND llOSTHUMENTs h nwivrurtwc-rntr aswaTins.rW / *'•» «l«c‘rtc, oil and bottled gas AND USED AT TREMENDOl .??***/ heaters al terrific values Mlchl- SAVINGS CHOOSE FROM temls. 325 Blbom-| Pluorescent. Ml Orchard Lk _ _TfSPOiLISTW*. er skates and case, ' Hollywood bed 1442 Sale Musical Goods 71 120 BASS ACCORDIAN A 1 REC-.. BLOND 5-3450 ___ raiLO/UB BANO'l “ “ Munro 1040 Weat Huron. GOO D ' ro Elect COHDf- INCH e NDOWB 1 PICTURE! 1 slxe OR 1-5001. / - PIPE, EDWARD'S "’ll'8. " SAGINAW BAND INSTRUMENT REPfiRTEf calK'mUsic CO •1 M , Save ofjhejcoi * ' E I'T CHEN CABH IX“' —' ’ 43" model®. 999 • _PE_4Jl^or M^ tiML_________i _____ _________. *SD PLATFORM RtXKER WITH; i Punilturer II 'orehurt UAe Aeo'! ; —^ ,, r RE.tn Tiii.s .u> taUoo. l*.tOS Adjalning Ic Rov .'\nriett. Inc., Realtors 2t C Huron St -Open Eve-- A Su-sday, 1-4 FE 8-0466 X 1014 Detroit 3 .n 2-5402*'**°°° .^***'^ J-saU WrfH 0R""WITH0UT PiXTURBS -iSihe.*"* oo55‘'io2*diii»"'Srth d-.Wn Uke OUkh^d. PE l-M** 1 newly decorated 0 room apart-LAKE LOT8 Ol.StO. |30 DN.. ISO ment upstairs. Chained .parking mo., 30 min. to Pontiac." PI »r»a at rear. Retdy nntlac 4-4500. JO 4-0031. 1 Preee. Box 01. ear OB lAUl. Ptyle leta. Deluxe 090 value, SPEED QUEEN .............. ®fps.-? I Sas"y ??p^!.‘d';;"“' \i , bungalow PlTvoiCl CASH FOR PURNttdRE AND i TV 14 SMELobirB-----RIBTAUBANT"'or trade or sell EQDTTT ToqU. PE O-OOOI or OR >0322 8TOVE8 ^ |2 Lake^Orton la for ' .Ale efter ; bouee lor hou.etralle. CASH JOB OBTO TVj^ PURHI-I twelve years of succesitui bust- '____________________________l. . ‘v* .* ______ . ! REBUILT A GUARANTEED ness Air conditioned. seaU Of. j WILL SWAP STOKER. pIJrNACE DISH SETil — 100 PC 014 00 UN-1 goad locaUon. cath or will take '^ler. I radUtors A ateain pipe' breakable Melamine Colorlul I The real e»Ute in trade SIcknesi In Wm accep( power tooU. autamo-; lervtce lot II Worth 050 OIMMB ! family Is our only reston forj bue body woik. guna or cash 25 SOUTH Saginaw Daily 1 to 0, uUtag. Call i la i m evea. PE 4-tl24 . Sat; 10 to 1. PE OAOM. Jump Pumpx SAVE PLUMBING SUPPLY 173 8 BMlnaw___________FE 9^3U • COLEMAN OA8 * OIL FORCT.^ ........... .....- ------ mip fti6«ame>*« ml o IN con. LOTbRI LA WN MOWm L_^.--------------------- cent per foot. 0 eondurior | Ptek-up and deliver. FE l-lin. heater cablee. 21 cents Tier toot. I LADY'S SIZE ACCORDION. 120 UAL Duplex plufi, 15 cenm each, O. I bass. EM 3-0351. 11 R Huron Thompon._7000_M-M West.—^ bAVATORnu7''CHROltB MlxtNO ! CHdRD~OROAN' 040 0*: - faucets, 014 30 value fit 00 AIM " 004.05. bathtubs, tolleii, shower stalls" •5 up. I Factory Irrefulara Tarriflc vat- " ' . —. —- Mlch^ap Pluorescent. " BRAND NHW LOWRBY OROAH. I Twd 12 In. apeakera. 1 manuat organ with percutslon. Don’t ha fooled by Uva price—you'll baeo GALLAGHER’S 33-OAL ELEC. HEATER. 30-ael. euto. gas hea*^" and flttinfi 'aya and .95 Cash ; 123 Laundry traya faucets. 019.95. Cash adC SAVE PLU54B1NO Bagtnaw _ ’ _ PE 5-2100 10 8Q FT rubber' FLOOR TILE. 12x12—1 to. 035 I hp WIs en- “"‘J!!* UTO laECTRIC SAW I and electric lawn mower ___.. ortnd- •Lb Li ...oSjb 0110.18 0110.00 0140.00 gallons per m sure. 0110 05. 7«00 M50 Wes ______ MUST SEIX^ SHOIV^C/IB^. tXlWN- ('■RINNELL’S ^ S 8aolgaw\____ PE >-2188 fiLLl'TRO.NIC ORGAK t good used prsetica ptaus v: FE k-4401. moiSIris music cd!” M 8 Tclcfraph R ------- Across IroB Tal-Ruron V"7 . fi. 1, FIFTY-FOIR THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, JULY 7, i960 MiUcal Good* 71; For Sdt P«U 7* IW CAM TO KmcBAM MUS-jKAram tIJt KACm. T*trM, 'ICAt iBMnimcBU. m* MA-i rn., A Bat. «d* AU VM Mmd BOAKO roiAJw* c». Ill* H ** linuiui.. ----------- THoiiominiucb-BR HtTaI y FAKOCS MAEX COKBOLK MAKO ,<*>*. O*^ napl* »tel»h. Bewh to •otrb I* Biarr HIOMLAMO AITO _ “• Boirded « En^u,'snNrT bano new ' ’ —-------**- ■BRITTAM ton nc VJOM Tollwiutlr ?UNO"TCiBS6-OgCAR SCHM fwi?*.t>I? FOFB. UcNARY’B IdontU. Mrdlnf., ..........-Jiiaf. Brttunjr a«r! Poodle >tml ^rtict Ot 0009 A» IM no* m*. Totbi VP to Jl BOOtllt to pot (.ALL.‘\GHERS II r Huron __ FE TDNINO AND REFAIRINO *4 hour »onicr oil voro luofoo- ‘T flrtotj trolanl- CALBI ur------ JT1M. ms Driond Droptoo FloUw. oll H*(ct»rp Rd_ Hay, Grain and h*eed 82 ' II* CALBI UDBIC CO ’ Boflnow ______ SPFClAl. rr tp-noi orton, wo; II loot podol boo I r r l ira, tbtuoad poop UE l-MIS ■ DONKBYB.' BTUDB. IS« EACH rr S-«M4 YEAR OLD BORREt QELDINO ~ ■ ■ optrtlod FE l-SMS ^IN. WELOI^PONV^t • STUD BPRINOBROOK JUBT-«ln R««t>torod Morton. CoU MA IT BEAUTIFUL BLUE ROAN BHET-p, tend poor. 1 pit old FE 3-3MS : ro EXCELLENT 3 YEAR OLD BADDt.E | AAtilNAW n S-M23 hot*' Aroblon ond Morion brood I i. Botenro M oiodUu. ,LL TTFF4 dr I8T CUTTIRO Hoi. WUI dolipor. OA •■JITI._ __ For Sale Livestocit 83 for rentTi'n-rTouR-A-HOMiT •teopo I^IJ*----- —........ WHITE BOAR HOO AND OEN- i NIMROD CAMPERB SALES AND ----------^ .... RENTAL. MICHIGAN RENTAL BEKVICE SMI DIXIE ...... BooulltuI blondo Boldom orton Inj Good lor okpoMbnrod ridor onfl UtUt tpookot w moub FI I JUJ / • '•n* \,UENTLE' RIDINft MARE ME 7-OliI riooo Tunint Orion R.po.r HAMpillRE RAM \\ '‘■.R'J*''* “'•jf ^two”year old mare, fartial- »AEAAB AMA^IJ^CLE MILE j, irolnod EMplrt * »*I wcRUtzER ORGAN. »~FEDAL For Sal* Poullry KS bOM Pore No rvooaniblo oflor roluood Ft S-MM oltoT T p m s# YEARLING HENS LAYING While Djum Outfit « * * ^ p , and*^ cages” for Sllntorlond Rki noo. ton plontp qR }-IMI on Ihlt outfit i-. . , .. .------ MORRIS MU.. KUtCTRIC dorter ond control.. OR 3-1333. BOAT' INSURANCE ONLY 13 00 per IluO nan.eu In*. Afency PE m003. FE 5-0371^ j BOAT WINDSHIBLOB COMPLETB with hordworc. lll.N up Perry BervIcO Inc. 013* HI||hUpd Rd. "Father, you’ve been on vacation for three days, isn’t (time we decided where we re going?’’ lats & Accessories 971 i(EST BEND MOTORS the One ond Only Boat Repairs ' IN THI0 AREA NEWKIRK'S BOAT St PROP SBRV THIS AREA BOAT ---- C*mJU._R<|._____ Buchanan Boat work: Bl( Flborilo. Runoboul. For Sale Trucks 103 ■*B CHEVROLET ty-TON FLEET-I .Ide pickup. Rodio A peoter 11344 I 'M Oodie Vj-ton pickup V-0 . II— I '54 Chevrolet >vtan,pickup .. I '53 aevrolcb Vton Wei I M ^kc tk-ton pickup { : TAYLOR'S i CHEVROLET-OLDSMOBILE Open Eveulnc. MArket 4-4M1_____Wolled Lake RACBR CHIVY DUMP NEBOS TRAN8-MY 3-- — O^E^ TRUCE. FORD NKW '60 I'-lOO 110 W.B. F. SIDE PICKL'P F'L’f.LY EQUIPPED A.S FOLLOWS _JtM 3-3301. _____ BOAT'bHOW'TIMB For ojynat|^D^^y U* Du^ilS£K^I%''5SlT8|Tr.n.port.t’n Offered 100 \ ALLOY - RIVmDALB TRAILERS 10 PER CENT DOWN. 30 MONTHS 4 ENOtNB AIRLINBR. LOB AN-I (elec. Ban Pranclceo. Ban Diego. ( IJt’l';K.nr:T »*® H»wnll. mio eitm. New I KLIM’.-UU 1 Y„k. 030. Fterrp Borvlce Inc. OR BOAT SALF:S _ r cleaner. R V i rluiri. heater and defrneter. ,11 light., front and rear dratu. wpiber., foderal tax 3% dtta ur, llcenM and Rental. oa'i-*^”'"’ Rent I railcr Space_90 AN EXCELLENT LOCATION Sbeli. 375 8. Telegtapb. FE 3-4700.1 R AINBOW TROUT UP If INCHES. *, ......... rtKjuirtd. Trout Crtfk Rancb. Oreenttilfldi' IIOUGHTF.N' & SON II N Mam Roche.ter. OL 1-P7fl 1 AY BALERS 14 T. CONDITION- 1 n Pontlec labile home of ANY ■ impletely new lot .nd r . with blacktop road, r If. Tune-Up Time 03 E Walton, Open SUIT, - -CARTOP' BOAT AND CARRIER^ ISO Motor. 175 4013 Motorway. Motor! CARS TO YORK Bonnle',J3rlveawjip______FB 3-71 TRUCK OOINO NORTH PART _loAd. eltherjrap^Pl 5-OIIOO._ \^Complete Delivered $1768 noUgfi-TfirnoN ***®K!L. IT- Uru.. haster W7I ORP-SMS. The Real "SPORTSCAR” ■53 PONTIAC CATALINA HARDTOP 3-door. tri-power aaflB*. Bmi^^ latartar and Really Must Be Seen $975 FACTORY BRANCH ’59 VAUXHALL BTATION WAOON 4 Door — Rad*~ —e heater. W/walb. $1595 Pontiac Retail Store FF 3-79.54^ 45 MT CLEMIRB BT BEHIND THE POBT OPPICB Sale Uaed C«rs 106 ■M BUICK CENTURY 4 DR HARDTOP Power Steertnf. ______ __________PER MO. BRAID Motor. SiU*. Caet at FUteJBL___FE 3-0110 " RKPb-SSES^ON 54 BUICK. 3 dr , Hardtop. *300 lull --- —liv 023 monUi. Ut Aui. I. Call Mr. £ln™Luckp“--------------------- II3_8. Saginaw.___________ 1965 BUICK HARDTOP F^LL ---- *3iS. Jet black ftnicb. Dpna- rndlo. heater. No money 131 month CaU Mf. White. 0403. King Auto, m 8. Sag- 1«5I BUICK HARDTOP. DTTNA-PLOW, RADIO ANDI HBATIH. ABSOLUTELY NO MONEY DOWN At.um* payment* of *10.7* pec mo. call credit Mgr. Mr. Park, at MI 4-7500, Harold Turner Ford. 153 BUICK 3 DB. HARDTOP SPfC-' ' 3 dr. Ixc. cond. Rea.. FE .. rw %g»u__________ 'SoN’s'ftsED CARS •58 CHEVROLET ttneXat are to »‘ss:®s’s $1450 Crissrrian 'Si.i'airTLS'yBia' -__.S5S?S5ffiT______ Humphries OA^2782 ^ HW After s p,m • ciiiiRoLBT, ttss coinnRBTlBue engine. ________ _JI» Clark.ton. MApI* t M*g CHEVROLET g “ Cri^t Mgr. Ur. Parke at MI 4-7*00, HaroM Turner Ford. • •nig BVAscr. $1295 JEROME BRIGHT SPOT’ __ORCHARO LAKE AT Cm FE_0^_ ___OPEnJHVES. 1*61 CHEVRoXbt CLUB COUPE. RADIO AND HRATKR. POtgTER-OLIOK. ABBOLUTBLY NO MONEY DOWN Auum* payment, of 06.03 per mo. CaU Credit Mgr Mr. Park, at MI 4-7100. Harold Turner Pord. ■51 CHEVY 3 DOOR HARDTOP. Mum. 1*0 SMt Bird. N. By IMTcHEVY. 3 OH_, STlCriSiAN no ru.t, >008. Mt 0-*4M._ ■SI cHKVROLrr 4 bit. sedan. LIneoln-Mercary. Ml 6-1300. 1*4 CHBTY. a DOOR. VB clean. BargaUi. PB 3-7M*. I DOOR. GOOD < Wanted Used Cars I MONEY FOR BOATS, t Motor»rother .porting good.. iee,- '''F' vrrjonviHe, NAIIonal j HURON TRA1LER~PARK UNDER SEABOARD WNANCE UN N. GARDEN TRACTOR AND A-TTACH- „„ „„,j,ment^ fo^r r" . *75 2*0 W Ropklni be- - - — and 1 pm._______' rOARDIN TRAC- tlred people Quiet CENTURY CHRIS CRAFT CAVALIER SLICK CRAFT FIBEROLAS 8AILFI8H-BUNFISH PORTABLE DOCKS -- HOIST AJAX TRAILERS A BIG IF KNS. L\T. -AND AVK IF — I could .eU Q , YDS. BLACK DIRT OR P ROTOTILLIR - tor 473. FK 5-Jve* __________'. 6r'j-»444 USED JOHN DEERE COMBINE t ROAD GRAVEL * YDB. Tiwi! I _ . .. , £ii ?nd%'"o?Sdtoi“W*3 MT? Service and Sell TRACTORS AND TU.LERS t SPECIAL WASH SAND AND WHEEL HORSE TRACTORS retdv mix »l yard Be.ch .Md.. LAWN ROY MOWERS n- yd. Peel grevel. (1 yd FIL toro MOWERr dlrt. 30c yd. 1*A .ton* end- over- JACOBSEN MOWI lot 7(1 Oort. * Prixiuett, ( « MO^ ERJ WCR8 )WmR8 RelffhtL. northwistIrn' trailer' park 30*00 Orchard Lake Road Largr iraller apace. New. modern laundry Peaturlnx miracle .oft water. Filtered water to all trailer. Space, to *1* and up: Come and day. a It of Oxford Ol For Sale Tires 92 SALES .............. .— ----------- CREDIT TERMS Clark.ton MA 5-3141____ PL 4 *774 FE 4 1113 AI PEAT HUMUS AND BLACK KING BROS. ' ........ ' ' ,,J PONTIAC RD. AT^OPDYK* ______________________________I VOL k I .(X'A L UEAI.KK *•'^KAT HUMUS. STATE TBS'TED. I Por Bolen., wheel horic tractori It Jib'Ll®*?* iia*i *“*"* Ja'®****”- Yardman. il.SO per yd. del. 39* Baldwin l.lander and Tore rtdlfte mowera .Rd__UT_2-M71_or MY yi43. Bolen. Volo-hoe and Toro lUtaia. A-l TOP BOa. SLACK DIRT, EVANS EQUIPMENT •and. till A^d srtveL PEJ-7774 . 4J07 Dixie Highway AtTiD«tlbN thuCRlRS START- ______________MApl,_5-7i7*_____ g^iot ii.^*e'?c“?;r. ir bun- Sale. mi and manure. AUo complete: lo. * am. to 7 pm ^7 room *» houaehold furniture. Bpinnins | 140 W.'ifufoa PE 3-1315 ----- r OR 1-0I05 *iJrr\te*topr‘’cheVr‘y ITutc"' ! STANDARD BRAND~NEW TIBI8, _chjn« Uontrd Berry. Liquidator ^nltewalU. ANOTHER BIQ BALE 1-M W'Tr T 4 \AIC I Apartment tue electric range. 1-1^ UlLLiA.MS ■ " ^ laa range, refrigerators. I _45i B Saginaw at Raeburn^ .uite, ”nteno.‘*‘'ice “b?x*. Ie“vjral ! Ahh >Udm( (kwr.. electric aiotor., au-*” '">ver», bed davenport. ; the BmSh Movlng'’ca. tt Take INLAND LAKS8 BALES | 3127 W HLRON _ PE 4-7131 BVINHUDE MOTORS. CRESTLIN-er boats. Oator iratleri. Aim used boat., motori and trailer. KI'LLY’.S UARDWARL 3»»4 AUBURN AT ADAI4S RO if .etllng your car. PAST 15 HP controls JEROME' "Bright Spot" SKINS Tru« l^Sale J:3183._____ . n CADILLAC, *475. 343 EAST L Bird. Booth,_______________ ! 1*57 CADILLAC, ALPINE WHITE F.xc. condition. Sacrlllce for quick I rale FE 4-N5,_ __________ j 34 CAD 3* DR HT AIR CONoi Fully equipped. A-l cond. Pvt. owner^ FE 3-*0M ____________ T'tsl CA'DILLAC, *315 IK I Qlcnwooo. ______________ 8RARP ''53 CADILLAC. 4-DR, (10 I LaSalle off Telegraph.,______ : '54 CADILLAC COUPE. CLEANS ; Good cond. *IApl^,^367;________ - an I A-l USED TUIES 88 buy, cell. AUo wb I STATE TIRI 1*0 1 * WtndMilcid. 5500 EM 3-17gS._ PAST 14' RUNABOUT 35 H P EV-Inrudr. Complete control.. Windshield $500 EM 3-37*0. “FIIjFRGEASS IIOATS 15 FT RUNABOUTS. 13 FT .FISHING BOATS COME IN AND PRICE ARE PACKAGE UNITS WITH A BIG TWIN OR A PISHING MOTOR Outboard Motor Repair .U HURN ROAD SALES A SERVICE : I-04U _ Open Jtve 'AVERILL’S ','8 C.-\niLL.\C CXXIPB DeVILLE. ONE OWNER. -----If HEAT------------ REAL CREAU PUEP! ATTENTION ATTENTION!! Buy Now and Save Avondale High School UL X1007 PAOKL *57 H P. INBOARD MOTOR. PE 1-4101.________________ DELUXE ROYAL STARR RUNA-_bout. See It at 10 8. Perry Street FRANCHIBED OWENS DEALER PlAf.htp Crulserr WE RE FAYUfO TOP $$$ DOLLAR POR CLEAN USED CARS (ilcnn's. Motor Sale.s *51 W. HURON_______PE ,-7371 AS MUCH AS IM FOR JUNK AND ^ tp cars. PE 3-lOM dayi or Call at Pike d and Outboard delivered, 7 davi a' week I ‘ ibert Davla. 311 Airport' ’ r night. PK 0-0273 | accessories. U»d motor, ani MLAZURKK MOTORS A-I TOP soil. CRUSHED STON'K. *'^?rE*5^ concrete for B^CK' DIRT,' FUL A GRAVEl 1 Second fight pael • 15 50 plus tax and ei Stata Tire Bales. 503 8. C FE 4-4547 or FE 4-45M Auto Service cN MARINE SALES Wootlward at .South I?!vd. 1-E 4-9.S87 EUWb^R'TH A BEATTIE. QUALllTMOTOR NEEDS ALL MODEL CLEAN CARS TODAY •49 ORCHARD LAKE FE 3-7041 See M & M Motor Sales JEROME MKIGHT SPOT ORCHARD LAKE AT CASS »-04g» ___^OPEN EVES. ■h. Hydramattc. radio. CHEVROLET 075f Dixie Hwy. at M-IS Clark.ton MAple 5-5071_ Open nites • ' MUST'sELL: IMO'PORD a, pickup. _3.M0 mile, only Ete.y I. FE 3-3003. REPOSSESSION I full price, r ' only 117 a n Mr. Bell FI 1-453* TRUCK SPECIALS a-dr. FE 4-0958 Today’s Special” ORAV- AUCTION SALE ‘ - Umited time only Call FE 4-4,i*3 lor estimates _ free FILL dirt” 3413” lotus Or . Waterford OR 3-OK* START - 666!niARi"'ci;Air-i6Aii;'"'Top i Rio.vy ... .0^'. yard,. 515 delivered. FL SATCRDAY ORAJEL^^I^ STONE. FILL ■■; CN DAV . . ______^ I NEW and used XNIBBS L^OaCAPE TRUCKINO : , FURNITURE Or APPLIANCES POR THE FISHERMAN SEA NYMPH aluminum BOATS LARSON FIBEROLAS DINGHY ®\hi7nmem"‘pr*Jnr 7aR Tdp’cAB'RJx£^ST;“?ARRY ' 21.1,. ? 1...T . , trailer parts tires and 4? .2)1 WHrfi. a.i.1. tubes, ail aluminum docks iL “f . w and boat SHEI-TBRS MARINI paints 7 P.M 7 I’.M. 2-P M. Keego Hi 1 iarkINtnON BO.XTS chine Shop. 33 Hood Phone — -.... 3--3M3 CRANKSHAIT ORINDINO IN THE _____ JOHNSON MOTORS Sale Motor Scooters 94 XIEG. BOATS USED MOTORS ROARDMAN' * j. A .\N WELT nth* HARRINGTON RO.XTS ' 7ne FE YOUR EVINRUDE DEALER ( rf.Tvh PoiH N THE PAYMENTS AVAfLM!Lf_ _ „o p.„ 1 EAGLE EXC COND. WITH A .tone aggregate, Prottipt i FE 5-304* FE 5-»'<( _ LOADING GOOD FARM TOP DOOR PRIZES EVERY AUCTION ! 55 CUSHMAN' EAGLE EXOTL- • “ ' ...........— TE 5-K5* __ :a^^ 5235. OR i 7375 I FONTUC LAEE BUILDERS BtP-ply. sand, gravel s dirt. Cement. ■orUr. tnieking Ajile OR y534 WTE ARE NOWlDELIYERfNO OUR own A-l Uiredded top .oil k NEW MERCHANDISE CAN BE PURCHASED WITH NO DOWN PAYMENT l! 34 MONTHS TO PAY 1957' CUSHMAN 1 bext rra.vonabIe _ ■57 CUSHMAN EAGLE, EXCELLENT WmmI, Coal and Fuel 77 OPEN 7 DAYS 5-1 POR iStail a buying B6<"B AUCTION FOR USED CARS Llovd Motor Sales 333*8 BA'OIHAW EK3-9m TOP buck-Liunk car. Truck, PONTIAC WASTE FE 3-0309 4 u,-hi...i •>. .. , .1. I WE BUY AND TRADE GOOD 5 Highland Rd. •» Wm. Lake Rd | CLEAN CARS AND TRUCKS —------UK 4-H.1.________! Economy Car. 33 Auburn NEARLY NEW MYERS ALUMINUM ------ ------------------------ .0433 ' _.?®®‘ trallrr. FE 4-g774 _ OUTBOARD REPAIR SERVICE tlM 1CF NY FACTORY TRAINED 9I5U rt mechanic fob EVINRUDE JOHNSON. MERCURY, SCOIT PORTS.MF.N'S ine FE 2..30* II1,.U)()L'.\RTKR.S M34 at the Dquiile Stoplight Used Auto Partb 102 - T. 3 cord, *17 Pel. FK SBUl. i»Y^ FIRXPLACK LOOS AND ---------1. FK 9-3ISg. For Sale 1 AT STUD. _5089_piXIK HWY Lunc1i~5ro«in Open %ery AucUon Acros. from Drayton Plgln. _______New Shopping JCenter_____ GOOD CTJUN FARM AUCTION; Sat . July I at 13 o'clock. Located 4 ml. N ot Clark.ton ROYS MOTORCYCLE SALES - - Open LAKE ORION ' repitch' - BALANCE MY 3- For Sale Trucks 10.5 24- i I k!"i’^0 P\RK r>r\ IR . M15 t Oakhlll Rd. thi_ ................. to No. 7170 13 head of Durham ------ - - ■ Hoitteln eowq. helfrr WANT^EFFICIENT ECONOMICAL _ '■■•n«P«ftatlon? A Cuahraan Eagle _3156 Ca.a Lake Ropd. Kee|o 'Teon. «n*W“arjrngfd!“cau”oL SPECl.'\L ______________________: Up to 30 per cent dl.count on all ANTED FLYWHEEL EOa, 'Ml aluminum and flbergla. boaU rii.hm.n w..!. OWENS MWRINE SUPPLIES AXC BRITTANY SPANIELS. .. waeka. WoraMd and final vaccine MI_»-g*04._______ He RXbl8TXRiES~ _ ______ BEAOLE pup. FE 4-13K.___________ i BABY K1TTENB FOB SALK gl T. FE 4-UI37. ' ON TERRIER. BTVD. CH * CUftlu, OR 3-63*6____ B BULLS, MALE I TEAR.j 1956 Farmall IHC fa.t hlUh' iiarrow. IHC tut 'bitch 7 ft mower IMC fa.t hitch carry-tU platform. U52 Furgeion 30 Ir— " 3 ton truck Iwttoin^rtt . UL *-1430 FUSE TO OOOD HOME. BLACK] femala -caektr, ( yra. aid. PI' a-35t0._________________ _ I dkRMAH BHEFRERO FEMALE pup 9*0; IC-BO old female, .hew aualltle. Moving, mu.t .eU MAr-fet V3i3l alter 5 p.m : PARAKEETS. OUAR. TO TALK; n tooU. ! 3H Ore . TONY'S MARINE FOR EYIN- ............. rude Motors --------- ----*- I960 TRIUMPH MOTORCYCLES perif- Auderson Sales is Service big . 230- E Pike _ FE 2-S300 Rd,. 1*M_ TRIUMJTO TERRIER RARE _ Boat. 'W^I______ ________ Sea Ray. Speed-Liner, Switi and Mirror Trailer. lAlloy and Erin Marine Harditare-Patm Oakl.md Marine Kxcii. 47 lj,j "ton £)bdge stake. Excellent cond. $225. ORJ-81M. _____________ BEFORE YOU BUY A NEW OR for truck dept. Vi f-4101. Cy 3-7J4* TCH LESS dealer. HARKLESS________*____EE 5-2454 FOR “SALK 1*59 MAICO 350«: AT BM W Motor Bale, and Service ■ Ctemun^ndBdlth . FE *-0111 c SCOtTMOTORS deck. IM7 OUver 100 apreadtr AUo other fe 30 In. reel tepe powi. ___________ with euBlT. Oerdea tractor, gu unk. K*ie.. Mederi. hay. gram.____________ X* --““1 'T' ________— mide'control., and trailer »7*9 tteSe^r'^ Oa'eIISE XumuV . baak clerk, Everetts Lunch BerV- New M Schwinn bikes For^Sale Ebcycies 8 FOR SALE 135 8 AIRPORT Pontiac’.s Truck Center GMC . l actory Brandi ().\KLA.\D AT C.A$S ' SCHRAM TRUCKS -\XD equipment ;. WlndaiileM .eau, 30 “ ' control*. I CpQley Lake Road. NORTH HAB 10 1960 COMPANY CHEVYS wm- jaesva. '56 CHEVROLET wtlb aasr aaw sdEii $1075 Crissman BOB FROST, INC >■ 111 K BaiMsw. ■ol Air 4'AaorT4, -r-mrii Larry Jerome 1 FOJ® B • c**TY. aouo. SIM. nc REPOSSESSION H CHET. * gr. g]*g tuu price. Pay Miy 117 month, lat paymeat Au|. g. Ring — MrrRmg. >%. Aal* SaleV '49^D0DGETW~ W|Si3iia’',s’jaK; Dodge Dart $1975 INCLUDES free RADIO RAxMMLER-DALLAS STATION WAGON, Clarkston Motor Sales crrybler-plymoutb dealer Main Bt„ Clerkaton MA *-oi4I VALIANT CLARKSTON MOTOR SALES I oeeriiaad la low 3-DOOR. AUTO. —rr »•* ur**, brakes, A-l til around. Kted money, borgoin for cath. Tako ?-«64* ** PSFBwnt. oil ^ ’51 FORbCTML REPOSSfeSSION PVy o'£iy l?7”ii:'D'Srj«S'T,'t' ........ .“/'.B*!'! North Chev. Whit* Wcila. New Spare JOE’S CAR LOT ; ___________________•«M»1 OPDYKE AT PONTIAC ROAD I OPEN EVM^_____________PE 3-7*31 ! 1*53 craiT. 4-dr. ftwey glide, R l! Weekly Special EXTRA SHARP '55 Ford Wagon $666 _ Tire* ____ ______ _______ , tl35 MS W. Hurmt. PI 3-301^ ] Sg^OLC^^^ 3 OR. WAS *33*5 j '5* Slmcg itatlon wegon wes 110(5.: now 5N5. '55 Rambler itatlon ' HougJiten & Son •55 CHEVY Panel CHEVROLET HARDTOP Power steering HARDENBURO MOTOR SALES Corner Ca.i k Pike FE 5-73tS Open ever * 5M 1M4 FORD Y-g DELUXE 1 DOORT '58 CHEVROLET DEL-RAY. ONE OWNER! I DIO k HEATER. W-WALL8. :e»4 rvtcu *-* UELUU g UUOR. Very clean. FE 3-7543. H. Rtetlna -------------TERTBli;. !«£ TORD CONYiaiTI loneble. UL 3-10*4. ee FORb„* 4 OR. FOROOMATIC. RbOlo Heater. WhltewaU.. Waeh- Trank Schuck ' BUCKHORN LAKE I960 BUICK DEMO salL REPOSSEsIfoN UK Full price. No ceah needed. Pey only 133 mo., Du* July St. Hite Auto, Mr. Bell. FE *)^. __L<* g BLVD AT XUBURH 1*53 FORD”VICTORIA REPOSSESSION ' Rita Auto Mr Bell. FE 841X 10* East Boulevard at Auburn'" I960 BUIGK ■57 FORD F 400 ■57 FORD Styleslde P-Uo IMS g Cylinder, sharp! 58 DODGE Panel u«.t and tneckanlcal -liartrrcrivf.s 3 COUNTY'S .AROE,ST!cHEVY DEALER 631 Oakland .-Kveiiue Model 4829 Electra 225 4 Door Rlvlora Hardtop Sedan Beautiful MIdnIgbt blue with all equipment you could ask for . Save well over IIOOO on thu fine LOOKING FOR A 2nd CAR? 14 FORD 2 Door . Radio 8 heater. -EXTRA--SPECIAL- &*r "Ylng. Ipil: 4 _8ate.._l>3 _S._8 '50 CHEVY BEL A too vg Standard KM .3-0g30.Y FACTORY imAXCH 1960 BUICK Sl(3der4&J9 Electra 225 Midnight blut linlah with white tlrea and all , the I 53 PLYMOUTH 2 Door Radio h Heater. ■|2 DODGE Hardtop _ Radio * Baatec. MACKSON-DELVQ belonea to one of the fli e.t of automobllea. You ci Mve over $1100 on tli Jewel. 0 S. TELEOBAFH ’55 GMC *, TGN 2nd Sefte. with ullUlv I Ladder,rack*. Plumber, .land Wpe rack step b er and hitch. New jjaln) I960 BUICK BIRMINGHAM' RAMBLER xi.H ,\.\i) rsi:i) TKL'CKS IX STOCK $149^ Pontiac luvicta 4-Dr. Hardtop All black automobile with gleaming white tlrea, power steering and power brake*. Kverythlng that a '57 Dodge station wagon, radio and heater ............... glOtl '57 DeSoto 4 door hardtop, radio imoblle, radio aad beater. automatic ................. , ,?! '■*’* •"<* »hi‘» * 54 Buick, 3 door, stick sUlt 5 ■54 M«.h a..!.. ’ “ * I 1960 BUICK Dollar for*Your 'Truck/'''' EASY TER»fS-SPOT D|tuVERY j -Ask* for Tri^ 6ept. ^ 'Cy'Owens DODGE : TRUCK MART , rTTV T.aSabfe Z-Dr. SeJan Beautiful black finuh with Dynaflow traaamiuloD. radio. heater, white walled ttrea and the beat part ot BIRMINGHAM RAMBLER^^ MI 6-3900 ^ 666 S. WOODWARD EE 3-7954 6S MT. CLSMBI8 8T. , BIHXND THI Post omCK\ WHAT DO YOU NEED? ■47 PLYMOUTH SEDAN im! i CONDrnoiT|-5rcHEVR6LEf 4 DB 4 8EVXRAL OTHER DXM06 that ARB RBADT TO MOVE. DON'T WAIT . . , OBT TOUR BARGAINS ON^ lgg^DKMO. B»^K Ughts j^awMr** 0^073“^! Sale House Trailers 89 . nventblf top. new ! FARAKEKT. 1417 01DDINO8 RO. _ uu py; urtj 34 Pr CONTINKNTAU-4«CBL- FrwUtEEI^^OOARAFfEEO^ Brnnk'“dl^'^m UuWrrl. r«»m '' HC "■ 1506 PI g-434» , ] «»J R 8 T RE A II i,I<3«WElpHT ,, “* FORD '57 T-I60 DUMP TW 3-1176 ■ ^ fonfrolt '*5L JT T®’* 'rojtb^PTCKOP" Alax 1 w Auto Insurance PL , PO AND 541D 9 EA CsaaiMi. cage.. HORSE 8COTT-ATWATEK 135 load ol? Pont'ac Lake Rd MEPOWER ELGIN OUT-ai'Wara'ir-'ffaUe'J UT '*aM''nLn l 1*®?" 'F^o to n'T^T CLASS D ^»“• BeU FE 5-45U tS' S'. "• ■-45J5 ____155 E. bird at Al bum ■54 PONTIAC, EXC. CONDITION. o«n*r UV ’l.tant * 'rwa.^a „ ______________ CLEAN lift) PONTUC. ALSO EX- USED CABS. 550 TO 1550—NO “0*1.=*^.DOWN .^UEE^AUTO mur.c.1 UKJVfSt QUEEN JIALES^ITLS. BAQINA75. UM TONTIAC, CU^U CATALINA Hardtop. 1 owner, clean, low mile-5-V355®*'’*'* 4455 P* 1557 PONTIAC I DOOB HARDTOP BRAKBS, hiatib_ absolutely NO MONEY dSpn Ab-«ime payments of 544.47 per mo St". **'■ St MI_4-7500. Harold Turner Ford * T *’9'^**'* CAM Lskc Rof d. _FE 8-1071. PONTIAC CONVERTiBLiE^NO onev down, assume payments ol ith. Hydramsllc. radio. Whim ra 5-0403. Kins H'cU iiS~¥5NTiAc STATION wag5n~ All power. 8atetT_tlres_Ol. l-Ttu. 14*4 TONTIAC S or 5 PASSENOSOt steUon wapon. power eteerlnp and brakee. Orerslied Urea Radfi and heater. 304 Pioneer brlv“ Pon- BTABCHIIP hard: _nP s!5l?f?: «■<«« 48 Ft S«la Cfi WE'RE LOADED C0ffl.ETE SELECTION EXCEPTIONALLY CLEAN 1955 MODEL A-1 Used Cars SACRIFICE PRICES iEvl^)U-: BEL I V-p Powe Heatar. — $299 - FORD CUSTOM 4 door I Fo-O-Matic. Radio Sale Used Cars 106 1558 PONTIAC HARDTOP. BBAV-tUul tu-taaa hlua tlnlab. Radio b healer. No money down. 133 a month. Call Mr White. FE 8-0403 Elnp Auto, Hi 8. Sapinaw__ Must Make ^ Room ■54 Ford b Plym. Sta RbH. 4 dr. V-l *53 Nash Rambler 3 Pontiac. ‘tt.‘tt . 5S-'54 chAyys ........ 55 53 Buicks . ■54 Fordomatlc. RbH 4 Ponttacs, ‘tj-^tk- tl '53 Olds, sharp ..... ■53 Nash A— ■56 Ford a REPOSSESSION 1555 PonUao station w4pon. I o«"mon*(TNi'‘'L.r^.ed'*.i* 5i;;‘5irrp‘.S'“E*4Vo8."*‘LL’f, Aato Sales. 153 8. ^Sapinaw TAKB dVBR PAYMBN'TS 'ON NICE SUtlon wapon. OR 3-8353. __ R & R MOT'Srs, INC, ' CBrysler-Ftymoulb-lmporlal V'AUANT Immtdiau DoUyary-all Modeli 734 OAKLAND_________FE 4-1515 RiniAULT Boa • ■ • M^wp^j^lqw mlleapa, ltd and Chevy sou otbdlp to choose problem. ECONOMY CARS METALLIC SAND '55 BONHE-yllle etaUon upon, deius* interior power iteerlnp. _____ _____ window, S- way power scat Hydramatlc. radio b heater. 15.000 mUes. Eacel-laat condlUoa. 13.750. Call after 5. MI 6-3550. DOCTOR'S CAR '55 PoBtlac Bonneville 4 dr. Vijtr ---------- Spare tire new. Full Call Lucky Auto Bales. 153 S. Sasinaw. price 13 FE 4-li CHEAPIES! ■53 Pontiac 1 dr. RbH ■53 Ford Club Cpe. RbH ■53 Chev. RbH, Like new ’44 Ford V-8. Auto. CAR TROUBLES DISAPPEAR HUICK SFEaAL 3 DOOR Dvneflow. Redlo b Reiter. — $29'> *- POsNTIAC - 3-DOOR I7S H-TOF Mydremetic. Radio b Hea - $29< > - HURRY TO EITHER or OU^ 2 TTHEN YOU BUY ONE OP THESE “GUARANTEED" Low Cost Specials FROM T'Big Locations ! EDDIE i STEELE SHEP'S MOTOR S.M.ES 1175 5175 '53 Dodpe, RbR. A-1 runntnp 155 '12 Pontiac Hardtop 575 '53 Chevy Bel Air 4115 •53 Ford 4 dr. Sharp I 4115 '54 Buick. RbH 4355 ■17 CHEVY Wapon 4 door ■17 FORD 3 door H-Top ■57 CHEVY B Air 4 door ■57 FORD 4 Door H-Top ■54 BUICK 4 Door H-Top ■55 OLDS Supor 4 Door IP 55 CHEV B-Atr 4 Door •55 CHEW 4 O5or 310 ■55 PONTIAC 8-Chlef 4 C 54 CHEW 4 Door ■** *ORD 4 Door [EW B-AIr___Dnor 2705 Orchard Lake Ave. EEEGO HARBOR 3275 West Huron' AT ELIZABETH I.E. RD ’jg|FE 2-2539 lEVY 4 4o-ramiu.1';rs-^ i Must bs sold this mnnlb o.t nu pries betora you buy. 1___R &L-C £\mu Lamulek COMMERCE t EM 3-41M .3 CHEW 15 PONTIAC SO MERCURY 45 CHEVY 5, Ton Panel , '57 RAMBLER 4 DR W WALLS, Shep’s Motor Sales ,, east boulevard PE 5-4367 Humphries 0.\ n-i/oZ John L. Libertine Jjm Hartley FACTORY I5RANGH NORTH Dixie Used Cars Chevrolet Has Bargains Like These Galore! 1957 CHEVROLET Bel Air sport coupt. V-5 enslnc, Poirerpljds^_ p e w a r steerlns. No. 1554. Priced 1 $1295 • ' I sreeir paint. Our stock 1 low mice 0 $1197 SALE BIG USED CAR SALE AT JACK COLE ’59 PONTIAC ^ _ STATION WAOON Catalina 5 passenger . Redo b Heater. Hyd matic. Power ateerlnp 1 Power braket. $2695 INC. Pontiac Retail Store PONTIAC AUTO BROKERS “FINl CARS. BOLD b CONSIONED'' 1350 Perry at Madlion_PI 4_^8100 REPOSSESSION ■58 PONTIAC 3 dr 1000 W. MAPLE AT PONTIAC TRAIL All Cars Sold at Invoice No Reasonable Offer Refused 555 Studebaker. Black. < IW Cheyrolet atetlon wapon. Brookwood 4 dr. V-4. Automatic b*»e new .................... pipps 1956 CHEVROLET tomatic transmission.' Enjoy nT'is'u'“prlwd*’*at"only“' $792 WAGONS d 4iARDTOPS* SEDANS 1958 OLDSMOBILE 55 4-door hardtop. Radio, heater. Hydra m a t 1 c . Fj»er staerlnp. brakes and saat. Alsb a one owner - Our stock No. 1575 Oar low prleo only $1793 1958 FOftD Customllne 4-door, 5 cylinder en-pine, radio, boater, Fard-O-MaUe, beautiful 3-tone bine and white S".if‘tfr*e‘.*“o«v ;eff“RV’!‘^r Our lew prleo . $992 1958 PLYMOUTH 4-door sedan with automatic transmIealoB, V-S enplne. Original white color. Here's one priced way balaw the market. Our atoek No. 1553. Aad looki Only 1956 PONTIAC , boater Hydra- 1958 OLDSMOBILE 4 door sedan with BydramaUc. p owe r iteertnp and brakes. Id at only. $1695 , 1956 FORD StaUon Wapon with radio, he "*---- orlplnal red fe v r ^mmr - 1fi!“ $876 BANK RATES One year service warranty on all cars sold. NORTH Chevrolet " Tired of Gimmicks? TRY' THIS FE 3-7954 _ « MT CLEMENS 8T. BEHINDTHB^OBT OFFICE___ 4 dr. sfcOAN. Radio b heaUr. P— —-white r. 51355 3 dr Hardtop Like Superior Anto -Sales 550 OAKLAND 1555 TONTIAC BONNEVILLE HARD-' in?' and^'br'akMf‘515fi’*5[o ‘Iccn- . ko cash needed 5385 ft-. ....... Pay only 533 i.„............. ment 5u» Aug. 5 Call Mr, 1 FE 4-1005. Luckv 153 B. Saginaw. SPECIALS 1551 Ponttoe Btarchlef. 4-Dr. Hard-tot). Hydramatlc, power staerlnp, power braket, radio and heater, white walls. A sharpie I Low mileage and low down payment. 1857 Pontiac 4-dr. sedan. Hydramatlc, radio, heater, white walls. | TVhlte and blue Insert. 34 mot. 1555 Pontiac Starcblat 4-dr. Bard-1 top, HydramgUc, radio and haat- 1145 < , Hydra- V-5 Powc Ford, f dr. wapon. Y-5 AutomaUc, 1557 Buick 4 dr. Hardtop 1557 Cherrolct 3 dr atdan HAUPT PONTIAC ISb Plymouth 4 AiRo. transmit (67 Pontiac 3 d-. — Hydramatlc. Radio. Whitewalls. 27.060 n Are You a CRANK ON QUALITY?! 1960 VALIANT Beater, wwahera, tank. MgaMa, 4 fUter. air foam aeatC ALL TAXES AND $1920.00 BRAND NEW 1960 PLYMOUTH eater, waihcre, tun algnals, < aLl taxes and 1960 PLATES $1999.00 OT.'Soa'TS.iffi Mli'IATt DffUVKRT AND HOMER HIGHT MOTORS Then'See Us dt GLENN'S HASKINS VALUE LAND SPECIALS >. heater. Like new ci 1557 PlymowCb >-Doot hardtop. V-5 anplne. automatic traumtaafoo. cl Air 4-doa powergUda. Beantlful 3-toi 514M -Door station wagon. 55 FORD 4-DR , Power Steering $1595 55 CHEVROLET 4-DR . Like new $1395 •58 FORD MXX3B $1195 ■STPOHnAC 4-IKIQB $1095 •57 CHEVROLET VDOOR $1095 ■57 Mercury 4-dr. ps a pb ^1095 •57 FORD PDR -HARDTOP ' $1J9£ 5TPLVM6UTH FURY 3 DR. H T. ; $1195 ■57 PLYMOUTH 3-DOOR $793 ■57 CHEVROLET 3-OR. STANDARD $995 ■5t CHEVROLET VDOOR $795 ■5t OLOBIfDBlLE HARDTOP $895 'IS CHEVROLET J-DOOR $695 '55 CADILLAC COUPE DeVILLE $1495 MANY MORE LATE MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM Hunter Blvd. At S, Woodward Are. SCHUTZ SC I IrmtnpluLi V-5 engtnO. radio' and heater i Beautiful light hlqe and ivory ; finish One Bwniw and like GLENN'S, Motor Sales HASKINS CHEV. 5751 Dime Hwy. at M-15. CIArkston l5Apla 5-IWl Open nlUa 'lU 5 , 14 Years F^ir Dealini ITHK^ HOME OF ’TOP VALUE USED CARS I 95? W. HURON .ST. ‘FE 1-7371 FE V1757 BUD SAYS SLASH PRICES We're loaded with all these nice clean cars that have to be sold by Saturday and no reasonable offer will be refiisedi This is not a sales pitch but the Ironest truth. 1958 B'VILLE . .$2?95 Convertible. Power steeMiip. power braket, Hydramatlc. radio, heater and whitewalls White with red trim. Believe Oo first class , radio, beater. l'»54 HUICK..............$695 bpeclal sedan This It a one owner car and IlsUn to this! Only 55,005 actual miles I 1957 CHEVY .. .$1095 4-door sedan with Fowergllde. radio and heatar. Clean at 1956 FORD..............$995 Country aodtn wagon with Ford-O-Matle. V-5 engine, radio and haatar. Beautiful solid graraOMsh. 1957 BUICK *.‘..$1395 Road master 4-door hardtop Power steering, brakes, windows and saat. Dynaflow. 1957 POsNTIAC..$1495 Coneertlhle. Power steering and braket, Hydramatlc, radio.' heater and while tires. Us coovertible wealherl l'L56 PONTIAC ,.$m 1959 LORD........$2195 UA^AXIE 2-duor hardtop with 1955 CHKYSIJ 'R $f/>5 1957 HUICK ....$1495 Convertible with power steering. power braket, DynaRow, radio, heater and whltawalls X-ovaly nregoM and Ivory tranamisalon. T95^^LL>RD7..7T$ie95 Customllne 2-door teda'n. Lots ol special accctsonct and low miles. A red beauty that will surely please you. 1957 CHEVY ...$1495 “ ■ \lr Moor hardtop, Pow-If, r-$ engine, radio. - -------"Si Soild Week Very sharp erplldt, heater,"-wnssewetfe; f finish, one owner. Very end only 35.000 actual 1959CHEVY ....$1795 1957 CHEVY ... .$1395 Bel Air 4-dooc sedan V-l enplne. Powerilide. radio, beat- . er whitewall Uret. Truly a r 4dom 19.56 HUICK ,...$1?J5 Centi^ ^ejon, Power^stMr- 1957 FORD '$1395 Falrlaoa "MO" 44loor tedan. Power ateerlnp. power brakes, automatic trantmiealon. V4 engine, radio, heater, whlte-walu. One owner. Solid b'- ' and low miles. 1957 HUICK ....$1495 Super Sdoor hardtop. Power steering and brakes. Dyna- 1958 PONTIAC .$1895 Btarchlef Moor tedan hard-t^. with .power steering and brakes. Kydramattc. ' whitewalls Blue with a grpy ac- 1952 PGNTI.AC .'.$145 1954 PONTIAC . .$295 1958 FORD...........$895 Custom ^''m' SHELTON PONTIAC - BUICK ROCIIESJER . ‘ , . OF 1-8U3 Across from New Car Sales * . OPeV 'TIL 9 P.M. OR LATER ’ Closed Wipdnesday and Saturday at 6 F.M. ^-------—^: DRIVING WEATHER Is At.Its 'BEST' AND NO TIME TO RISK THE LIVES OP YOUR FAMILY IN AN U.S'RFLIAHLK C,^R You'll Find Only Top-Performanco Cars "Cy"'Owens FORD 630 OAKLAND AVENUE AT — Priced I9fi0 FORD $2095 For Every Income 19.^9 CHEVY iMPAi.A eoNVEiniBie • $2195 1 1959 FORD l-DOOR $1595 1059 PONTIAC 3DOOR ^ $1795 19.68. FORD l-DOOR $895 1959 . T-BlfiD^ 1957 $2995 BUICK $1345 19.57 CHEVY ^DOOII $895' 1‘960 FALCON 5-DOOR $1795 1957 RAMBLER STA'TION WAOON $1095 19.57 PLYMOUTH CONVERTIBLB $995- 19.56 FORD $695 1955 FORD $395 1955 FORD CONVER-nill.E $695 1956 FORD M ATION WAOON $695 19.54 FORD 4DOOR $245 19.56 DESOTO coNvi:nTim ■ 1933 FORD .$695 $195 - MAW MORE lO niOOSi: FROM - // CY" Owens V V I u (),.rn,8 A.M. - 9 P.M. TouFTrienaiy FORD DeSer' 630 OAKLAND AVENUE JOHNSON AT LAKE ORION OFFERS 'BARGAINS GALORE" CHFtK TIIFSI': PRICES!! CO.MJ, I.OOK!l ,$2695 Delivisrs a New I960 PONTIAC 2 000R 8EDAN $1795 Delivers a New I960 RAMBLER “•T-UDINO RADIO A AUTOMATIC, WHITEWALLH A Complete Complete SELECTED SPECIALS '59 Chev: Imp. tbnv., auto., fiwr. str. $2395 '59 Pont. Wgn. Sharp, pwr. str.. brakes $2395 '56 Buick Sed. .\iltoiiialir. Clean $795 ^ '60 Bofi. Conv. Dtjnio., Like New Disc. $1000 '60 Ramh. Wg. Demo., Like. New Disc. $1000 '59Ford2-Dr. V8, Sharp $1495 '57 Buick H.T. 4-Dr., full power $1395 '56 Ram. Sod. ( iistoin. aninniaiit a $645 STATLON-WAGONS '56 Pont. Sed. , .\utomatic, Sharp $695 '57 Ford ........$1195 '56 Rambler .... ,.$9U '55 Ford .........$795 PWR. STEERING - AUTO. CUSTOM'-- AUTOMATIC V-5 - AUTOMATIC WEEKLY, SPEGLALS '53 I'-ord \Vaj,ron $399 '54 Pontiac Sed. $3!X> '54 Do-1 newspaper Ogipho reposted yes- Hcalth officials saU the MSS lo w probaMy meant a bad year for detection, rather than any real drop the disease. There is mote hope, sptAesmen said, to believe that the 1959 reduction shows ment has sharply curbed visas tor The newspaper said tht action was taken in the wake of chargee that membera of a vMting Hua- gaged in spying. The governroent’s recent refusal to extend the visa of a Czech 1 the spy chargees, the paper Sears Summer Sale! Family Shoe Clearanee men’s and boys’ Chevron sole shoes Have one of Seara expert shoe people fit you in a pair of these shoes. Ourahide uppers need no-shining. Clean easily with a damp cloth. In black only. At this price buy two or three pair. Shop tomorrow ’til 9. ^women’s Kerrybrooke casuals values to 4.99 Here are shoes for summer fun. Just slip them on an youTl know real comfort. 9. Hurry In today and Save! 188 Lpair charge It boys’ Gqld Bonds little girls' fringe bottom crop top 57' y Ea. Reg. 98c Charte It Rib ticklers to team with cotton shorts and shirts. Wash ‘n’ wear cotton. All white. S-M-L. Co-Ed Innershield brief 244 Charge It Rayim, aeet^, rubber lined with nylon. White. Otras gentle control. 8-M-L-3a. CanetryDept.. Biltwel children’s shoes values ^88 - 088 to 5.98 jS' ««« tJ Charge It Biltwel shoes are made to fit your feet. You can be sure that your child's shoes fit right when they're fitted by Sears ' experts. 8*4-3 2.88 shop Sears Friday and Monday nights until for teens . . . light, cool permanent shaped bra *1 Rex- ^ Chart* It Permanent shaped cotton AA cup bra with thin foam padding in cups. White, sizes 30 to 38. Easy to care for! Save! Coraelry Dept., Second Floor boys’ cotton boxer sborts Values to 6.98 Gold Bond shoes ladt longer; therefore saving you money. In siras 3-7. [ pair Charge It women’s Jamaica shorts and matching bloust^s just say f«8 “charge it" each Imported, sanforized cotton sets with tuck-in tops and Jamaica shorts. Asst, woven plaids. Sizes 10 to 18. big cotton shirt values for women Choose from a host of new plaids, stripes, solid colors. All are sleeveless styles In sanforized cotton, all are good b'uys. Sizes 14 - 18. Women's AecMMries, Main Floor men’s and boys’ shoes 8.98 and 9.98 values Black or brown leather in assorted Q7 styles. Choose yours In most men’s * * and boy’s sizes. You can be sure ft: of the quality and fit. charge It shop Sears tomorrow night until 9 regularly ^lls at 79c ea. for 81 or 69c Charge Terrific assortment of fabrics and colors in boxer style play shorts. Choose them by the drawerful for all the active 6 to lO-ers in your family. Save at Sears! 3.98 Coordinates Sets, Short Sleeve. Long I.*g...........2”99 Boy’s Dept.. Main Floor manufacturer’s close-out men’s short sleeve knit sport shirts Values ^^97 to 5.98 Charge It Assorted styles in solids, stripes, argyle’s and fancly patterns. In.several collar styles. S-M-L-XL. Hurry in today, quantities are limited. Men'* FarnMilhgi, Main Floor "Satisfaction guaranteed or your money baeje” SEARS 154 North Saginaw, Street Phone FE 54171 r- The Weather 118th A^EAR THE PONTIAC ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, THI RSDAV. Jl l.V 7. PAGES r ToU: I Dead, 3 Saved, 17 MMng y g iCastro Wild With Rage WRECKAGE OF AIRSHIP - Part pf the Ron-dola of the Navy blimp ‘ Relianee" is hoisted aboard the Coast Guard Cutter Agaiziz, The air- sr rheiedax ship went down in the Atlantic 16 miles off the New Jersey coast. One airman was known ^ead and 17 others feared lost. Will Try to Raise Navy Blimp at Sea KennedyitesFail to Get Vital 81 California Votes Appears Gov. Brown Won't Release Them for First Ballot LOS ANGELES (AP) -Supporters of Sen. John F. Kennedy of Massachusetts apparently failed today in ^n attempt to corral Cali-'fornia’s vital 81 votes on I the first Democratic presi^ dentiai ballot. Gov. Edmund G. Brown reportedly still was holding out against what was described as terrific pressure exerted by the Kennedy forces. Downed by Demonstrators LAKEHURST; N;Jf.—lAPl—Thcj Capt. F. N. Klein Jr., com-, Contreras rcporled Navy began .salvage work todayjmander of Fleet Airship Wing No.; went into the water in^n effort to raise a giant blimpil. said the wreckage is in watcr'gree, nose-down angle. He heard that bueklcd in the air and; 5.5 feet deep and that the currellts no ‘diteh” alarm, crashed into the sea off the New arc shifty. After escaping through the aft •argo d(X)r. Contreras said he .saw dfscrlbed I They have Ix'en I r y i r. g to persuade Brown to give up his' ! favorite son status in favor of ship Kennedy on the fii-st le survivors. A Navy board under Klein': command will investigate crash. The Wnvy said It was rmstified as to the cause of the msaster. NEWPORT, R.I,-This town ot two faces swept the,°L.'™7Cr last beer cans from its red carpet today, tidying up;causing the sau.sage-likc bag to' the wont thui he would release ns <.n ih< for the arrival of its foremost summer visitor, President i *^**'‘P*^ delegation prior and ri.jos The Dpri.s May HI reached the to the start of the <'an\enlimi. Moore, Moore in Ballot Battle Ralph S. Doesn't Think Arthur E. Should Be Listed; to Sue <«il mid (he Ame.ieaiiisr,,. irjmci JOO iHjliee havi City Has 37,389 Voters diem in ItoiiK Eligible for Balloting; Waterford Has 19,308 in fighting ) Sully Ih'ci hurl i;;: (han "f*. (Continued on Page 2, Col. 4) Eisenhower. The last remnants of the weekend riots that left' ♦ihc citys streets ““''“J Qullook (of Ffi(jay: rolls in Pontiac n Wad rford Tow .ship. f'dhesfliiy night Sen. larilllo l.iissii, II pro f oiii uiiiie-l SmialUl leader, told a liiliilllllious Senate session Ill'll it Prei'iier I eriiiitpi Tuiiibroiii's (lirlsi;an lleiuoerul KiwernilienI dot s II ,1 feslga II wilt liirii into "a goserniiieiil ol eisil war." iiid his ‘•No. I havei .Since cily elec , then Nina Worried About Nikita with debris were whisked Fair and Warmer As an imlieation that HroWn new registratiiais, Cily find.s something less than harmony R. Kvans retxuted within his spreadeagled delega- Jn the last presidential election lion, LL (lov. Glenn ,M. Andeison yp,,,. pnmm v in tkafi; the-^otrrt announced his, supfiojl of Adlai was ..'«,720. it .soured lo for tile presidential elei spare I’ignalelll, iKM'ial, replying l ■harges of police ■k Ada 'r*''’ deliaiifly ".Cl not enough Tanks are r I Coil f (lie lialiot Bei aiise he Is iiiiopposed. Ifalph Aloore says .Arthur AliMire's iiaiue shouldn't be on the noiipiirl.siiii |Hirlioii of the prliiiary ballol. In II liiiildle with .Murphy ii alforney. Kohert \ . I'areii mornliiK, Aloore elled a law to haek up his ease. On the Ollier 'tianil ’.lurig, e:ime up with a 1!I17 .Supieti ruling tthieb lie Suys^suppurLs stale cimslilutional pn ing dial -reg.irdle E. .Stevens „fit gemT.aJ_st.Lij relea.sed IhK lU'Ui ih,. Too Much, .Complain^ outside the festival P»''kj^^2j^h^ofJ^iday. Thi’ slow from its favorite son eommitment ‘ Russian Chief's Wife ,tal. V n,sbi|» by Icfli jur city in Italy. Rome was .'undi'r a generid! sirike from 1 p, in until rnid-niglit; railed by Ihe Cbaniliei uf Labor prule.simg police acljun ' Ihe rioleis. wpp' scH "shnutd be firoperty Ike, Council " Study Cuba, New Action WASHINGTON (AP) —The United State.s denounced today what it called S o v i e I Premier VIENNA, Austria (AP)—Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev tired and his wife says she thinks —he’s taxing his health. The community again a playground of high society i -a presidential vacation spot. The change was amazing. row will continue through the week- vention.”' ' " Ris|^ Asks GrOUP jend, though .scattered showers are, p was no secret that Ihp hoixs ' ^ *.b“ nf“w„h .na !*' !bf those opposing Kennedy for the .< 'ig'iinst the r.'istro government ( : iiiia to follim ii|) the'costly cu The Tnii .Ri'gister l,ile i*v imtliii.g a uiinfing of the |Ti leording to Counly Daniel T. Mjuphy. Kalph Moore is one ol I’undidules bbbling for a second |wo year probale j ship. .Arlhiir .VInore is nnop itI re eley Presiden t Eiseri- in Cul);in sijg.ir s.tI(*< 1 to this i-iihowi-r il 1* c r I-c 1 1 lute •■sditv H rcitiiclion irt TIHUMNI in tin* (Tiimn Migar •limla. >.> almost I'Miiiinuling it for Tile all .< New City Library Shaping Up sisted to reporters that negotia- ,.ouf.se tions with Ihe Austrian government and preparations for tonight’s television show made him I .shave 24 hours off his. , "I, wish I was as healthy a? he is," said Soviet Foreign Minister I Andrei A. Gromyko when a re-| porter asked if Khrushchev was But Hie evldenre that his family and asNOcintes are anxions about his "health is obvious and there Mcjns to be eanse for Ms ,schedule. /^ Toc/ay s Press romles . , I County News . .Pet Dix-tor ! Food Keetion Markets I Obituaries ’■ Sports ...... Theaters . miMip counly had- printed : pr(X)l ballol.s to .sent eandidale.s to cheek .spr'lllng. Judge Mrsile rnissing !'il .alt* r-ihe mliion (ioll.u all the Tlieii. ; He Is overweight: and often out, TV and Radio Programs ,of breath. He pventaUs. He drives j 'Wilson, Eaii ..... • himself rcIenUcssfy. . Woipnen’s iSiges;...... \E5fRIMi (XiMPLIITION — Construction of the $.500,000 Pontiac Public Library building should lie jinished in about a month. Bundy Construction Co., the general contractora, said the exterior Prn> eh«t« of the civic center building Is virtually fini.shed. Workmen aiTe beginning final touches insidy'. The library was begun last* fall as the key feature of Pontiac .s j^irtcnraai observance next year. I,'*, .sugar authorities said, amoimis to 8.56,000 ton®, IxTause Ihe law under which Eisenhower a*-led al.so takes from Cuba a 1.'>6,000 ton extra quota Cuija * * * would ha\(* gotten under the old ■huirman of Ihe County,law. lions Commi.ssion, Judge ... huddled with Murphy ami’ met Kxlay wilh his 'harles A Davis, a.ssislanl county “*' “"d •orporalton roun.sul, and dim up «n* h said fh«* Cuban rrisia .ilfunonal- r.ivv' Mlnds^'weici' n> «5e 11 it'r ,' changed .halg,* Mik.i'i* s „ ,n e went on a second m*I of sample The .Security Council met for an ballots. Murphy said, hour and a half. White Hou.se Press ■Ralph Mixire prole.sted this. time, •’secretary Janies C. Hagerty siiid He brought iip his state law. there would be no announcement As Ihe sample ballots stand to- of what was discussed day. .Judge Moore's napic appears. * * * ------------------- Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Taft Bemson has been ordered to uluiy .sugar from other sources to make up the deficit. Otfletali* said there are now : ample Nupplles of raw sugar kvailable for purehase, especially ' in Brazil and in the PhlUtzpiaes. and neither a shortage nor an rncreaae in price here fai expected. Prime Minister FideU Castro has embarked upon a d^berate policy of hostility toward the United States.” He declared this made Cuba an unreliable supplier of a major food product, especially with Cuba cpminityng "inoreasiiv amounts of its sugar cTop to tnidfc with, the C(>mmunlst hloc.”, ■■■■.: ■.'■'I" News Flashes ST. ANUREWS, Scotland (*-Roberto l)evic*enso, towering golf pro from Mexico, took over Ihe lead In the British Open Tourney today by registering a sec-ong straight S'? for a 3« hold of 131. HGl'GHTO.N un—A smaH am-phibious-type plane reported missing with two men aboard on a flight over I.akc Superior landed safely in Northern Miehlgan today after refueling from a Hsh-ing boat, the Royal Canadian Air force reported. " Hospital Fills Biochemist Post Dr. R. J. Madden Will Head Chemistry Unit of Pontiac General Appomtmpfit of Di- Robert J. Madden to the new gosl of bio-| rhcmuit was announ«>d today at Pontiac (General nosjAtal Dr. Madden will be In eharttc' qI the Hiemisfry section of the hrwpil.ii s exporaled laboratori.-s As NU’h. he will h;ivr the status, d,new dep;irlmcnt h*’ad. • Th«> 44 year-old ehemtsl arrived at the hospital earlier IMs neefc with two main tasks alH'ad lit him, IKmald Carros, nsslstanl admlnistratar," listed them a« Mip«r\lsor mer the etpantird staff id It lahiiratorA lis hnicians and institution of latmrat'ir^ pro -fedurcs in roordtnalion with the ' mediral slafl The laKir;ii')i> i'.iVinsioii i r esult tjf the five year inii|(lm;4 pin *'T1io ' * u p ..^1 'V .s ,rf.;.t-oe in ehemistis from the I'nivorsity of VVisi diivui A native of IrHlianufiolis tv m rradiiateil frum the rniversity of Itlihois. I>r. yiadtien was a hliH-heniisI at I'he AllM'ii l.inslein < olb'i'o III Metileim-'fh Now Votk t liy bi fore isimint; l« ronllac. He ha.s tMS'n a I.hk hetni.sl ,it the rniversity ,ef IVnn.sylvanie. Hospital ami the Veterans Administration Hospital in Philadelphia, kf hold research felkwjvhips at The University of Wiseortsiri. Northwestern University, the Universilv of Chicago school of mi-du-ine and the .National ln.stitiite of Health 'in Btdhestla, Md. Dr. Madden is man ifni ami has one child. The Maddens live at 498 l>eSola f'l Mrs, Madden, a "fcachw. plans to teach in Pontiae .this fall. ’ THE POyTlAC PRESS, THrRSDAY^ JULY 7, 1960 The Day in Birmingham Apartment Hearings Set by Beverly Hills Council Give 1 Day Extension on Pontiac Taxes ■msmhc Ow Md •! mMOi Mb w a gmdmj, rtty aad MdMal tasM wW venial propoaal to buik) two 10-(lory apartmenti in Beverly Hilts, village counciimen w^H hold a public hearing next month. I toning requmt, developers of the ] proponed projMt conid go ahead I with Ihefr plaao. When the Council met Tuesday Keren Seeking toJoinPPOA Acting Police Chief Mopes to Squash Any 'Favoritism' Charges Before mak- night, it received a tkn from the Village Board to deny the son However, the Council felt ttiat the decision should not be made without giving serious deUberatton The hearing la whedulaA toe slta* project that could set ajdt p.m. Aug. 15. in the village baU.------------ —" ““ It is up to the Council to decide whether a tract of land at the northeast comer of 13-MBe and Evergreen roads should be from single residences to multiple dwellings. sill. M\l>l-; IT - A smiling, waving Dr Biirbara Moore is e ;n„ I , 1 'I .111 leis id Ivvii uniik-nlified men in New York as - le.u hes her goal Wednc.sduy , 85 days after leaving San Pian-(..V ,1 on her .lr in.s<'i)itrtnental waJk The celehraiion was Just a little 1 iTiiialure li'cau.se she has to make up sit miles that she rode in a \.-!v .!-"r-e” .-;.i!e I’olici" car yesterday to the Holland tunnel. The ini' I ii.ihleil her In ii Mch tlw city ladure nightfall. She will vv, ' . "fi the exlia l ine m Cenfral Hark Imlav Walked Over Nation to Prove Theories YORK I.\l>i --Why did land Tunnel .so that she could III H,I! ini a Mooi e, 5ti. the Brit-reach New York Ixdore dark, isli vcgeianan.. hmd it all the way .She will pace off that distance from .San Kiancisco to New in Central Park. Fidel Castro Wild With Rage at Ike • ContimKHl From Page Oiuo Pl.AtH KI) nv TKOI HI.K ■'To prove' my Ihcoru Her transcontinental trek )t exactly easy. There were ....................Colorado, where she into through drifts' SiMiaic ^ ‘ snovvslioes. She twisted her ankle cd the 3 SST^milgsstepped into a hole in » [Utah She was badly sunburned . . in Missouri and Illinois, few hours after Kiseiiliowf r had .\cUuill>. she still ha s fiv.. .xiashtxl 700.000 tons off ( .’ubu X niik's to go. TIh' New - Jeis.' ^ sugar quota. - lie'., '.r.'ue her lift . to Ihe In a hoars*- xotce. Unsln 1. (le -4-lared iiha will sbnw the rvsl , . _ ol the >x|, will be sent to Richfird-•Bird Funeral Home at Milford burial. He (cmpcrsturc .. txmprrmtarf ,We»Ui«r—aunny. fttr Lnwfit umpcratinra Uns Itmptnlnrt . . Wcstlicr—6«nay ■triirst sad Laartt Trn „ _______Th»* Dstt-lB W *c •7 tn| 1«T I'ioting R'on .'15, p,)lieo mjui’!' s also survivr>d by another I sister in New York and two brothers in IN'Iiort, 1 A slack season resulted in the early laying up of the lake boat. Hunt's, .hotb: was found floating 1 near the ve.s.s«'l. galumor* t BtU 19 Is ;s'‘,. ' u'uf'7’aririiw^^^ ®'9 O'’® Oot Away ,hos,' iir/cT Th set From Angler, Luckily off frYfighls in th" Ch..iml)er of ® ' Dcnuii. :. ——. TAMPA^ FJa. (AP) - While ■: The norm!?' prcKlueed anofhtT harpoon fishing from a dock in If turbu’enf Parliamentary' session Tampa Bay, Avelk) Diaz thought Uhe ..-'totL- >:a..J!?.H’tnjjsj&.hp,bad takm a.JatgF iiih,Riit hfai- Iretary This was the first meeting of the; recreation board for the^ fiscal year beginning July 1. All but Duane M. Lemaux and W’indeler. representii^ the Township School Board, are former members. In other bnstness Recreation Director Thomas Belton presented snd reviewed an itemised budget for I9M-6I. The new $31,-OM budget Is IS.BOO less than last .year's with various administrative expenses pared down by leaving the position of assistant director anfUled. * ♦ ★ Latit year. Robert Bauei' was hired at a salary of SCfBO. He resigned last month to assume the duties as manager of Community Activities, Inc. i * * ♦ The biggest outlay in the budget Was for playground activities. This amounted to $6,668. More than ,600 children are participating in educational and recreational programs on nine elementary school | ■ in the township, Belton said. Some 60 part time experienced instructors are part of this project. The budget was tabled at the suggestion of I.ewta Ruello, who said, “I think it’s oaly fair that the two new board members become aequaUlted with the budget before flagi aetlap Is tokoa.’’ Effective Jt^ 1. full time personnel will be granted 12 days sick leave a year with full pay. the! unused portion to be accumulative up to 36 days. ' ♦ ♦ * This policy also gives the employes the right of full sick leave Immediately upon beginning fulF time employment. In cases of 10. consecutive days leave a doctor’s, certificate may be required. ★ ♦ ♦ H’hether to continue producing i the Community Calendar for the township was discussed and tabled for further study. Warns on Stevenson SAVI MORI MONIY Or TORACCO, CANDY mm4 SUNDRIiS CIGARETTES 2’’ (PlM Vc tasi xme mi mTiR Par CartM Cmt. PoU llaU. 80)001. itoao. VlcoroT. ttc. iPli 2^' PooieM iAirmS CHOICE 7* CIGARS ■ox OF 50 0%T9 Rotulor I3.M TOliie— # tuU bos of M eitora. M Sort 71c per Mx. 4Bli Choice ol Famout Btandt PIPE TOBACCO Reg. $1.60 Coe ■ 27 Choice Of Prince Albert, I Velvet. Holt A Holt, and ■ CANDY' ORANGE SLICES 39c Pound 14* Dellclouc • u I 0 gprlnkled ^ cood ^ mer eondy treot. I '••Veoooaoaaaaaaaaaaa HEBSRET'S IMSTMir COCOA MIX 5»e 33‘ Mixes Instontly 5c Packs 8 for Pack makes quart. 8 flavors. BEE Playing Cards EVEREADY Flashlight BATTERY (ftondord ala Ouoronteai Limit 4. aaaaaooaaaaaaaaaaaaaa FLASREB and BUNKER Safety LANTERN Peruvians Dislike Tariff LIM A. Peru (UPIl-A groiv at fesgerty accAw a peaaRy of X fer eeal a BMUh. RECHARGEABLE LIFE I UTE I Regular $5.95 Flashlight 4“ Have Yok VisUed SIMMS 25 SOUTH Yet? So many bargaias we con't fe/i you obout off of them but we con GUARANTEE to aove you moaoy on every purchose. WATCH our advorttsomoais on - CLAfefffEO PAGES every doy to this paper. SIMMS Cooperates With One of Nation's Leading Importers to Bring PRICES DOWN On Nationally Advertised—Fully Guaranteed SEWING MACHINES •This is an experiment to learn if Pontiac reaHy hppreciates Mv- Newest 1960 Models FULL SIZE ]■ Portable ir Round-Bobbin Model Full Electric Motor Powered • Embreiden and Darns • Floating Foot — Sews Ovar Pins and Noodles • Forward and Raverse Stitch Regulator . • Automatic Bobbin Winder • Non-Glare Sewlight FREE! Box of scceaaorlu with SE-SVanj^SAVE FRIDAY EVE. 7 to 9 - SATURDAY 10 To 12 and 1 t« 3 < DEMONSTRATION by Mrs. Betty Weiss Mrs. Weiss is NOT a professional demonstrator but a housewife . like yourself. She will show you how easily clothing for your entire family can be made. If you have any problems in sewing, she will try to help you ... no cost, no obligation. Finest Deluxe Machine You ll Ever See Anywhere! Sensationally UNDER-PRICED Record Low Price on Fully Guoronlecd ZIG-ZAG Compare With $175 to $300 Models Anywhere! AH These' Feotui^s— • Sews plain, zig-zag. button-holes, embroiders, darns, mendi, tacks, bastes, monograms, blind Stitches, appliques, i • No Extra Attachments Needed • Finger-Tip Control • Standard Parts—Always Available • Automatic Bobbin Winder . FAaORY GUARANTEE-20 Years —Nivtr Before Priced So Low- 69 90 $6.90 HOLDS YOURS Odds and Ends Cleoroncol Ytrd Good! Remnanti Nearly 1000 yards (f */z to 4 '/i Yd. lengths! at way below makers costs. Look it over this weekend. ij-;-. •- — 78 13 und Comrriunists howled protests ifuarrv camfe to the surfaix with 3i.chfMti M intervention in the f. yell, grrm't 7^ tJ S f. dernot^trafir - ptrtath 7« S7 mieai* i«s M Charges bv Inf p»n WaHh 8* T9 Pm»bur*h 14 o rxpm* 7* M at. u>j .s 81 *- ^ ** " PrxnctiKo 41 .. _ • V -KiS!sr«iy w TrStrn^ w rt Pt^'oked yu- disoixiers brought a Fhe youth was treated at a hos-, ■' I ij. 'Tt*' elvnor from the pita I for wqund.4 in the Kerouttii 7r"si tTteti* ' ft ta Wust senators’. ' jaM Ifcg and released. ' AP Phatotxx HE SURVIVES - Air Control-n Charges by Inferior Minister Diaz iiad mistaken Angel Fcr-i man 3.C. Donald L. Saumier of « Giuseppe .Soataro that the Com- landed, 12. lor a"fish Tuesday ! munist pa Ply had pianneti j^nri light .and._harpooned him twice. ............... LOS ANGELES (UPI) — The brbther of Sen. John F. KcTinedy said last night It would be an unfortunate end” for Adlai Stevenson if he allowed his name to be, entered into thfe race for the Dem-‘ ance.” One crewman is dead locratic presidential nomination' and 17 others are missing off faith the support of only 50 f the New Jersey coast. Ideiegates. ; As pictured — handy pocket life rtever needs batteries' v^'t leak or^orrode lust plug info electric Outlet to recharge. Full 5 year guarantee. | BB R. Saginaw —Mata Ffoorl SIMMS£ 25 SOUTH I THE PONTIAC PRESS. Till RSDAY. Jt l^y-Tr 10«K) Pardoned 'Wife-Slayer' Happy C ■ ^ ‘ Now He's Back on Lansing Job LANSING (AP) »- A warn welcome hy I“A traffic accident which killed' tevo persons and injured 10 otheiw prompted emergency orders to improve Wanted: Man to Pass Police Tests Raps Rebel Attacks SAINT-LO. France (UPli-Pres- ao-year prison term. Itmerseclton of U.S. 131 and thejident (liaMes de Gaulle «ald last The slender, dark-haired factory Emmet-Charle\x)ix County JJnejnlBht that negoiialiims aimed at SOLTH SAN FRANCISCO fAPi —Thb industrial center wants i police chief the <#brst spent the Wednesday passing his physical examination and tilling out forms at the plant. Later be purchased a lunch box and some work shirts. He said hb daughters would pack the lunch for his first day back at work. •'They'll be happy to have him back," said Robnl Walker. UAW-CIO forge plant unit chairman. “They think he’s a pretty nice’ guy." I Rehiremcnt of Pecho followed settlement of a management-union | diigHite over his exact job status. It was complicated by a shift inj his job status and in jurisdiction! from the die sinkers conference! te the UAW-aO.. I Walker ' said management at: first also claimed Pecho lost hlsj seniority rights because he wasj unavaflable for work during his six years in prison. | He said a union request that! Pecho receive back pay from the! original date of his request for re-| instatement, on June 13, had been dropped. I I "We’re just happy to get him back to work,’’ he said. j Pecho will have seniority rights dating back to 1^ and should be assured of stead y employment, | union <^icials said,/ I south of Petoskey, Highway Commissioner John C. Mackie said today. Mackie saki the Highway Department’s master plan for !high-' ■ • ailed worker has moved ipto a rented house at Lansing with his daughters. Judy, IT, and Janet, 16. The giris lived in foster homes white thter father was in prison. ..................... A son, Larry, 19. an Anny,.pr*-|way development vate, has been on a 30-day furiough —"‘-..i r.nW«iin. to help the reunited family get settled. "We’ve boi^t some second hand gency improvements, furniture and an old car and now that I’ve got a job I'm sure we'll get along flw. emling the long Algerian be resumed until the Mqslem rebels stop terrorist attacks. Collett E. Wooltnan. president r . i i’ .1 n s iVi in “wl general manager of Delta Air dent emphasized the need for emer- FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MONDAY......Store Hours apparently rompetUlve examination Is the worM way. Four sergeants look a wrilt test last August to determine successor to Louis BellonI, retiring after 36 years. Everyone flunked. A «ww tei^ was given last week surance aoid in machines at air- to the same (our men and ports be "Umltcd _tfl $5,000 or led starter, a former sergeant now $10,000" as a meaiw of halting running a filling station. Again, airliner bombings. leveryone flunked. • "Everything's going to be all : right now," Pecho said bappHy. | I’ve got my family bark to- | gpther again and w^re nil ^ttled.'; I Pecho was convicted in 1954 of second degree murder of his wife, Always Compare Simms Prices Before You Buy! TYPICAL SAVINGS! MAIN FLOOR SPECIALS Just Arrived — Special Purchase. GIRLS' Slit-Leg Pedal Pushers Rudon Tiint — Elastic Backs j Values M HB SIZES 3 to 6X irted colors All first qusllty. ■-'tnk. *»sh»ble. Side pocket aaaoeaaoaaaaoooaaoaaaooayaaoaoaaaaaaaoaaa 100% COTTON Knit o Cowboy Printe Girls’ Pop-Overs — SENSATIONAL SAVING — Girls’ Skirt-Blouse Sets Regular to S3.S9 Sellers 1 94 Sizes 3 to 6X—7 to 14. Print or plain blouses with harmonizing plain or print skirts. Button fronts. Belts to match. Girls'or Roys’STyTea BOXER final Clearance! Many Styles SKIRTS ~ TOPS —SHORTS Sixes 8 to 18 Good styles selection but in broken size ranges. Wash 'n Wear fabric included. All 1st quality. ee N. Saginaw St. Compare SIMMS DISCOUNT PRICES On Famous ELECTRIC APPLIANCES — Sole Prices For Friday and Saturday — 2nd FLOOR SPECIALS Deluxe PROCTOR 2-Slice ELECTRIC TOASTER Deluxe chrome finish, shade _______________ coritrol dial, automatic pop-up whenjB toast is done, crumb tray. UL approved," complete with cord. GE or UNIVERSAL Auto Coffee Maker i88 $13.93 y alue 10« 3-SPEED PORTARLE Electric Mixer $19.93 1 ^ 88 Value I ^ Your choice of General Electric 3 to 9 cupper or Universal 8 cupper. Automatic, control, •eaaaaaaaaeeeee 3-speed mlxe^r^ whips or beats for creamy foods! Push button beater elector. aaaaaaaaaeaaaaaoa Immersible lor Easy Washing JUMBO 12x21 INCH Electric Griddle $21.93 1 A®® Value rompirte washlns of sriddir Use asm. rte. Automatic control. •••••••••••••••••••• GENERAL ELECTRIC SPRAY aod STEAM Electric Iron $2-1:00 V alue 12 INCH Electric Fry-Pan $19.95 Value 10 88 Completely immersible washing. Full 12-inch-complete with cover- famous Broad — ELECTRIC SILEX 2-SPEED BLENDERS S29.95 Value i88 198 Bldnds, mlXM, grinda. (ratci and llqulftcal Full 32-ouncc graduated Jar with unbreakable cover Baejr to cleai). Complete with cordl- 98 North . Saginaw I Slie^ iKAlkl Efectrical -.—2nd floor 9 A.M. to 10 P.M. your pockefbook to shop and save at SIMMS ^ra bargains under one roont than town Cat your share. MEEDS WEEK-END WONDER VALUES Simin.s FKID iY and SATVRD t) Special.% BARGAIN BASEMENT ranoBi liABd—lit QuAlitT PINCH PLEAT 84 Inch Ltng Inch Width Original $.{.19 Sellers 2 Pairs $5.00 PER PAIR CbTorrist rsyoh .'prihfi Tn Tlorit, sr and modern patterns. Ready-to-hang! pinch pleats GUARANTEED UNDER-PRICED Sale! Many Styles _ RUGS 5 Big Groups I FOAM RDBBtf? b 18x30 Inches 34‘ 27x48 Inches . *1” 4x6 ft. RUGS 9 Values lo S5 Many Colors 84 Plain or Flavored -••••••••••*#&••eaaaaea PHILLIPS' Milik of MAGNESIA 59c Sisa 24x36 Inches 84* 24x72 Inches $164 1 -I LOWER than usual //eaiY CHKPE RVliliER Soles Men's Fabric OXFORDS Usually Priced 92.98 Simms Saving Price Brown or blue fabric up-cxtrA h£ayy_.SQlc'-. inner arch-type support,. tfeeeeaeeeeoaaeaa •••••aeeaeeeeeeeae BOYS' and GIRLS' All leather Red. blue uppers. Tread rubber soles,- U.S A. made. Sizes 4 to 13 '/2 and I to 3. Rubbe •••••••••• aaeeeeeeeaeeeeeaeaeeeeeeeeeaee SAVE! PRICES SLASHED! NOW! LADIES’-MISSES’-GIRLS’ Summer Shoes $3.00 Colors 69 Values to $3.00 Popular Colors Naker'i iisi Price “ 69* BAYER’S Aspirin BoHit of 100— America's most famous brand. underpriced at 47‘ EX-LAX LAXATIVE 79c Sfge Sr*Df Pkg. of ti 00 The chdtolate laxative BISODOL TABLETS C9c Silt 100 lor for upset stomach VASELINE TONIC 89c Sit. y§ £•(. C-Ounca fKVD Cream hair ionic Upjohn Kaopoctate 81c Sit# 8-Ounce 0 Nationally famous brand PREPARATIOM "H" 11 ■ aluminum boat. At Sears. Pitch In minutes, 7 x 7-ft. tent, zipper screen door, window, bed with mattress, 7X4-ft. trailer has ample storage space, tail light, turn signal. At Sears. Tent and Trailer 479 95 save *30! Elgin 7V^-hp outboard Kcgularly Ideal fLshing motor Rugged and reliable $ 169 Pay Only 10% Down Only $17 Down on Sears Ea.sy Payment Plan will put thi.s perky Elgin 7'-> HP motor on your boat. Twin-cylinder engine: forward-neutral gear shift;-360* pivot reverse. Includes fuel tank. At Sears. of Molded Plastic lKal’c*2p. G’9 JExlra ^rge, Warm Sleeping Rag 2495 J. C. Higgins Breezeway Tents —3 Rooius, One Unit Sporting Goods Dtpl., Patty St.. Bosoinonl 1-pc. Insulation holds heat or cold longer. Foldaway .spigot. Porcelain enameled steel liner. 4'u-lb. Dacron* polyester fill. Liner treated to retard mildew.- Pillow. 'DuPont TM. Ideal for two couples or families. 2 siderooms with rollup doors, plus airy nylon-screen breezeway. Heavy drill top, sides. Complete duck floor. Aluminum save 7.62 self-propelled 18-inch reel mower Reg. 97.50 89 88 2-HP. 4-cycle engine. Recoil starter 6 nick-resLstant steel blade.s. Tlirotfle. clutch controls on handle. At Sears. hardware tool group YOUR CHOICE rhoice of I ...ounee ean Stock up bil mpy of these items, screwdrivert liquid wrench At this low price it pays to have them handy for replacement purposes. Hurry in today ... Save. 9: Rotary Mower Has Key Lock Starter Hog. 112.95 99SS 3-HP. 4«-cycle engine. 'Quiet' engine cover cuts noise,. 7 position wheel adjustment. Space Ship Design Ceiling fixtures H*g. 3.SI 1^33 3-Light Small fr>- I'oom favorite 2-Ligbt CcilmR lixture to thrill .«mall Save Now on Dome Shaped Garden Light j- Cbatga It 6« VllslaU- 2t-iiioiilli I2-V battery 159.7 Allstate 6-V, 30-Month Battery Adjustable 66-In. Car Clothes Bar ALLSTATE FIBER SEAT COVERS 1.6» light a bright path to your door .. low priced post lantern SAVE 4.02 Chanre U Reg. Sepai-ate Prices 13.90 design. With 2-inch black steel post, buy! K«g. ItJI Lantern . 14A* Reg. ’l.ftO Lantern Beg. S4.M Lantern 19J8 Re*. 28.90-Lantern New Outdoor Gas Lantern with Post Reg. 34.98 19®® Comfortable Air Cooled Seat Pad Gives your home an enchanting warm welcome. Lantern is black bonderlzed steel. Post adjusts 5'2 " to 8-ft. high. J?!L Can-Type Fire Extinguisher 98^ steel colled spnngs allow air to circulate between you and the seat for coo^ess. t ” Chwie It . Carry In glove compartment for quick protection. Ideal for home use. too. At Sears. - - Porous fiber makes it possible for this seat cover to “breathe” . . .-cool in the i summer, warm in the winter. Plastic coated fiber makes it easier for you to slip in and out of your car. All trim is sturdy vinyl plastic. Fbi; the next 3 days, you can save 3.07 on these good' looking duraPg~seaT igbyere .-'t-.—so -hurry into. Sears. SAVE 3.07 REGULARLY 15.95 88 m Installed most cars ‘'Satisfaction guaranteed or your money back” SEARS 154 North Saginaw St. Phone FE 5-4171 :V ■A- tllK PONTIAC PRKSS, THI KSDAY. .n’LV 7. lUjiO NINKTEEN 46th Leaves this Weekend Guard Readies' for Camp Gets Ready for Jets tv Bank of Hawaii boast. It is Ex-Gaitapo Chief Held SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador |0">yj MUNICH. Goitmny tUPI» Pontiac's ISO-man National Guard unit. Co. E, 2nd Battle Group, eth Infantry Division, busy with last minute details in preparation for its two-week i ieer training encampment which Jicsins this weekend.________ «*The Michigan guard's two-month JUnuner training season will begin fSaturday with the movement of we 46th Infantry Division and at-liched umts to Camp Gra^liiq;. ' . This will be the largest e«- ' - Michlgwi gMrd The locfd guardsmen will pack e rier trades. There arc some 9.000‘. men^ in the 46th. Rocky Is Asking Story of Parole New York Governor Tells Board to Explain -Mistake on Killer " NEW YORK (UPIl-Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller has asked the State Parole Board to explain its admitted mistake in releasing convicted killer Frederick Wood, who tfhhin a month of his parole had Ml led twice more and confessed ' iwo other decades-old slayings'. - Woodi a sbarp-lacef hut sw-tke -'sartace a mlM-mannered man of IS, was paroled from DaanenrMra Prison Jane t over the protests of officials In his home town o( Elmira, N.Y. He had been serving a 30-year-to-llfe sentence for '^peatlng John E. Lawman to death In 1943. "I knew the sort of thing he was Wipable of," said Hmira Police Chief John E. Golden. Vf went to school at the same time he did I probably knew him better than anybody." Parole Board Qitirman Russell G. Oswald said the decision by the five-man board had been unanimous. Wood's prison record had been "outstanding" and prison reports indicated he was an "adjusted. . . penitent" prisoner, even though hi.s police record went back to 1923, (^wald said "I guess you would have to say we made a mistake," Oswald .said. Rockefeller asked for a' complete report on Wood’s parole. Jaly t (UPII—The government announced ptoiHi Wednesday to expand this capital's airport to accomnradate jkt atrlinera. A construction contract was awarded to Airways Engineering Corp. of the United States. . (lag that has a mortga^ on an^Brich Deppner. former Gestapo| active volcano. Tlw volcano is on 1 chief in The Hugue. Holland. who| KUaiwa. iVhen it erupts it destroys'*** h. a la u i»-h ‘70 Kujwian prii»nm of war tn» crops, but it also build, up | um4. arrested earlier this week land, thus increasing the security,by west German poliie, u has (or the mortgage. Ibcen disclosed The guardsm^ should have camp set up by Saturday evening. Local guardsmen will get mors night training hi the field than in previous years. They will spend four days and nights in bivouac areas during the second week, stead of two night as tiKy have previously. Tests will be given during the two-wreeh period to determine the readiness of squads and sections. The annual division review, Gov-i ernor’s Bali, and memorial services! will be held on July 16 and 17.! The ff.OOO guardsmen will- march in review before LI. Gov. John B. Swainson. guard leaders, and an| expected 3,000 or more visitors. At the same time, Michigan Airi National Guard units will be train | ing at Phelps Collins Air National Guard Base at Alpena. I City Draft Board Inducts 4 Men for June Call Pontiac Draft Board 63 announced today that it inducted four area men into the Army during June, and has been ordered by, state^ selective service headguar-| ters'to furnish 12 men in August.! The board's August quota is ex-i actly half of the county quota: calling for 24 inductees. , Those inducted (or last month : were Carteton „ C. McKinnon of 303 W^ Howard St., James R. Mardls of 355 S. Edith St.. Freddie li. Buchanan of 53 Jaeofcrs St., and Alfred O. Posesny of Farmington. In the August call, Board 67 in Pontiac will furnish nine men and Board 66 in Royal Oak, three. The state will deliver T89 regi.s-trants for induction and 2,782 prospective draftees will be ordered to take physical examina-' Itioiw OURSAli^ FROM 9:30 A. M. to 8:30 P. M. FRIDAY ONLY! BE EARLY TOMORROW FOR TME?,'E TERRIFIC aeST VALUES ST THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICEI CASY.TERJHS SPECIAL! 49c—40 Squat* Mnl "Bates" Quality YARD GOODS $3.99 Summer laditt' SKIRTS $188 SPECIAlt 33‘ 88^ Slock Upl Siso 4-44 LADIES’ NO IRON SUNBACKS feather PILLOW $100 $1.99 LOOP RUGS 89‘ 19c WASH CLOTHES SPECIAL! Plaid 70g|0" BLANKETS $139 NO MONEY DOWN—Just Say "Chorge It " R*qp^iJ-.L4'SI**v*l*ss COOL SHORTS LADIES' BLOUSES 69< SUMMER JACKETS $199 WHITE UNIFORM $>88 S3 UDIES' HATS $100 MATERNITY DRESSES $>99 GEORGE'S DEPT. STORE SPECIAll FRR RED STAMPS — 74 N. SAGINAW STREET CHAISE LOUNGE SKGIM. mRUSE SU£ OF POWER ROWERS Quolily Cannon Lory* 69e BATH TOWELS 39* SKIRT SETS $1 88 S3.99 LADIES' BEACH ROBES $>88 29c TRICOT Laditi' Panties SPECIAL! 19‘ S2.99 LADIES' SLIM PANTS $166 94.99 Summer 4-52 NEW DRIP-DBY LADIES' DRESSES $5 PRINT DRAPES $5 CHENILLE SPREADS $>99 SPECIAL! We hove mode a speciol purchase of top quolity power mowers — through speciol orrongement with the manufacturer we were oble to ! acquire o large-shipment of these mowers at very low cost. Take PANEL CURTAINS 39c CANNON HAND TOWELS ramoui Norn* lo 97.99 LADIES' LASTEX SWIM SUITS S2S LADIES' FORMALS S99 WEDDING ' DRESSES $10 LADIES' RAINCOATS $1 LADIES' $25 COATS-SUITS SI.00 Better Ladies' Wallets 39‘ $1.00 VALUES Ladies' Collar} 19‘ , I9c OunlilK fin* Cotton Iniant-Tots' 2 lo 6 Training Panties 10' Sov* on 9/4.99 4 to 52 Ladies' Wash 'n Wear Summer Dreises *« PEDAL SETS $^88 LADIES' ROBES $|79 S5.99 DRESS : MEN'S PANTS ^ $>88 ; SUNDAYS 10-4 PLENTY OF FREE PARKING JUST WEST OF TELEGRAPH RD, IN THE HURON CENTRE (CHINA CITY RESTAURANT BLOCK) W* Reiarv* tJi* Right lo Limit QuanliliM — All (l*ms iubjmet to Prior Solo GEORGE'S DEPT. ' ^FRE£ RED STAMPS 74 N. SAGINAW STREET — FREE DOWNTOWN ^PARXIN(K A." THE POXTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, JULY T. 1960 Walter Pecho Back at Work Ail in Oakland County Take Away Drivers' Licenses of 47 Freed of Wife-Slay Rap He Gets Full Seniority at Olds Plant I "Thfy'll tie happy tp have him iback. - Wallwr aa^. "They think ihe'a a pretty nke guy " , Manuka aakt Pecho wa» reln-i stated with lull wniority dating 'bac'a to 1M1. He.said the unlon> filed a grievance when Oldsmoj The Michigan sccreUry of itate’s uruattafactory dlrlvlnf recordi| bile oftklals at first refused tn re- nffire In Lansing has r*voked or instate Pecho. lAN.SfNG ,f - ■: P.vho.' who served six \eai on prison, as a .onviciwi wilt dawi. liveni rcn’ivrd a hill fsoxtoii ri'tm Gov.' W ili.attis, ivponrii hack lo work at- his oW Job Rt-iiie I,o,..nu Okfs-j Mn a. Ball, un a nil m ifiiwr Ml I.IMM0IMK iKi» I—wi , -wimW B. Bfoww, 113# B Mi]rfn M.,I suspended the drivers* licenses of ttfi”ftii?TritiiTiiir' Bub««. tsit a. |47 Oakland County "resldenu dar- n .,s, |"al^r‘B ni^. 3Mi wi in^he past few weeks. ^ -«««-] Ordered to furnish financial re-a»,jtaithnyi# ^ « hired but de< lined furtlier rom.,sponsihilllv due lo one or more ^ , ment. I'nkin oMiHals jiaid they driving convictions were; j l awirlf. im aiMvta *a.certus* at, Pnnclu* V-ln 4M Ooln* m .iwt.1 .... .. - -- .— ------ - t ihi- I (Cause he WHS unavailable for work 'dunng his pnson term. at"*v Walker said a union demand; cin that Pecho receive hack pay from " ji,**/ the date of h's applicititm for insia'ement. on June I.*!, Iws been Frn dtopped. n.k«. m a Dor.iw.ur I o "*• • iprffpr M17 mn J#l« Br«t-oo#|,,^^ " "»»»“• *«• H. MnnoOBlv Bt J •‘W Royirook " *** ■* ’ CUrtiloo J.n _________ Losing their licenses because of spend.s 2ft 8 per cent, according * * * ■t''."';.1rmi,S^r“"- ^unsatisfactory driving records and a prominent Austrian hank. Ltwing their licenses becfiuse of troy*'^*"” ^ ***** *'* !failure to ap^ar ftw re-examina- unsatisfied judgment were Richard Grovel of 9B Chapin^., Blrmiikf-ham, and ttoberi W. Dennis of 26806 Couzens St., Madison HeighU. nm iHOU^EKEEPIIKi ^Of NOT A SINGLE PENNY DOWN! All You Nrrtl l«t u Trade-In on Either of These Big Values! RCA VICTOR 21 INCH l%0 LOWBOY (:(>^S()Ll: ■TWO Dl'O-eONE SPEAKERS with 26J shuare Indies of viewing nreai -Now get balanced fidelity sound with TM'O SPEAKERS! Haidwood cabinet in walnut . 'a handstime addition to your jiving rocm or den. Security scaled circuit tube guard, 25'; brighter picture: HERRY BECAUSE QUANTITY LIMITED other 1%0 Wuud Consoles at $199.95 With Trad# 'FREE DELIVERY |f90 DAYS FREE SERVICEI 90 DAYS SAME AS CASH 1 Ulhui£poo€ 12-CUBIC-FOOT 2-DOOR REFRIGERATOR With AUTOMATIC DEFROST 107-LB. TRUE ZERO FREEZER B.g vegetable crisper and separate zero-degree freezer . . . together In smart new, square loiplt refrigerator-freezer. See the deep door shelves, the slide-out shelves. Try the magnetic doors. Come trade — and save — a money down! NOT A SINCtLE PENNY DOWN! '279 95 Can't Come In? Shop by Phone! iUm H0U5EKEEPIN(i' of PONTIAC 51 West Huron Street Open Fri. and .\Ion. Till 9 FE 4-1555 For Thrifty Folks—Who Need Furniture HOIE VALIIE rOR YOUR DOLLAR THAU EVER BEFORE Space doesn't permit listing the hundreds of bargains for any room in your home. We're bringing suites and open stock pieces from our warehouse every day ... • Open Thursday ond Friday Yil 9 • HI-WAY FURNITURE MART fA^7 WOODWARD A¥£.,a//fM/J¥GNAM,M/C^. BEFORE YOU BUY 1 ANY FURNtTUBE ANY- ii TAGS: YOU OWE IT TO YOUR POCKETBOOK. 'lion were Charl« Fuhz of 1831 Buckner Rd., Lake Orion; Herbert iG. Holman of 1928 Dawn Ridge Rd. Walled Lake, and Harry J. Foster Jr. of 23501 Oneida St.. Oak Park. Rank-and-File NameTopMen Two in UAW Accuse Reuther, Mazey of False Records, ^und Misuse DETROIT lAl - Officials of the United Auto Workers Union were accu.sed in a federal court suit Wednesday of maintaining a virtual dictatorship, using Union funds for political purposes and falsely recording the expenditure of at least 10 million dollars. The 14-page suit, filed by two rank-and-file members, named as defendants UAW President Walter Reuther, Secretary-Treasurer Emil Mazey and the' Intemattorrat Onion.; Reuther aides said they had not seen the suit and would have comment on it until they had studied it. Randolph Gray of UAW Local 12 and Harold Billheimer of Local 773, both of Toledo, listed among their charges: "That the d e f e n d a n t a look union workers away from their jobs at elertton time to use them for campaign purposes . . . "That top union officials collect flower funds from members under duress and that these funds are used to perpetuate these people In offlre in pollttcal campaigns within the union." The plantiffs asked tor an audit of the UAW books and for an injunction to restrain the union and its officers from using union funds tor politieal purposes^ The suit also charged that Reuther. Mazey and other union officials owed the federal government between two and three million dollars in back taxes because money received as expenses actually was income. "A conservative estimate'of the mount fraudulently withdrawn from the union treasury would be between 10 and 12 million dollars.’ the .suit contended. 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(UPU -Florida geologistt rtcently reived dramatic oew niformation substantiating that man lived and ■ Runted in Florida as early as 10,~ 000 years ago. * * « By actual count, ^he date was set 9,880 plus or minus 270 years ago. The time was *et by taking a carbon 14 samplii« o( a shell bed under which was discovered a rock scraper ahd a couple ot mas-tadon teeth. The nnd deOnttely establiithea ma.i In Florida daring the Pleis-toeene Epoch. Stale Geologist Robert Vernon railed the dating “very significant." * * ★ Other animals Inhabiting the Tnited States-some of them in r Florida—during that period were the mammoth and masfadon, both large ele[diant-llke animals, the ,rave bear, tapir, camel, native American horse and the dire wolf. ♦ * A Earlier finds have confirmed early man! lived in the amrthwest-,, ern part of the United States during the same period whigh was set for , the Florida find. This southwest man was called Folsom Man, and indications were he possessed a high hunting and fishing culture. ♦ ★ ★ ' Stone spear points manufactured by Folsom Man were beautifully worked, and had a shallow groove down each side jo fit the point on a shaft. A ★ ★ The Florida points and human Irenes located in the state 4.) years ago had long Indicated man lived in Flopda when Folsom Man lived in the West, but there was not a .shred of anything - that could be called proof. TIIE rONTUC iniESS, Tlirusi^ 7. I5MIO iThere (io All the Savings ONE COLOR roRTV-XIXE Seek&-Alexandei's Tomb READING RUSSIAN—Among the adult education classes at MSUO is one in the study of the Russian language. Students acquire the ahltlty to speak and understand the evcr^ay language and to read the Current Ru.ssian piess. Dr. Helen Kovach Islanding) explains a rule of grammar to Norma CamH of Detroit an^ Chester Wiecfer-niak of Utica. ' it's End of the Line AW3CANDRIA, United ftrab Re ; public tURD—A Greek' wnjtrrj who calls his son Littel Ali \-r is out to find the tomb of. Alexander the Great. Stelio Comoutsos of Alexandm BS 1»pent his life savliijis, *1.400.] to dig for the tomb of the Mhc-'' donlan conqueror who built city in 3nl Century B.C I nder Egyptian law, the Min-Istry of Oilture an«l NNllmiil Gutdanre aw-epted th«« money ami agreed la dig. Same *MIW Mill go for the eseavslloiio. Ami Alexandria will gel the rest Io pay lor filling In Ihe dlKKinus If | nolhiiig In found, If^soiuething is found, ii uill JO To llie stale. Hnl Conioiitsvis ivill gel a reward-and the hcHii>r of lutving diseoviwd the tomb of; of history's most faliulousj figures The site of the search is Saati Zaghlojil Square overlooking the lies. y ii H.VS MANI'SCKins Comoutsos based bis a|iplie.< ttoii *or the exenvalion on n bun die of old nianiisiTipls. One w;o xH'k dictionary giving an te eount of Alexandria in olden limes Another '.vas an Arab map of lih cient ‘ Alexandria t>y Mahntmid id F'alaki. a 19(h Century Kgypliai geograp'uT Zaki .Saad. exeavaiaNi rhief in the Antiquities Departnient, was asked ile he velievixl t.’uimmtsos' Idea-might pay off "I don't tNdleve anything one way or the other." he answered. "I believe only in ubal the dig ging will ohow." Ridieiiling ('uiTuiutsos' elalm u Mohamed Aty F3-Torabl, a forni |er cemetery guard wtwi celelnwti'd I his lOOth birthday re< enil> El iToralii hobbled into the midst of cM-avatoi-s at .*5 a a d Za datil .iquare anti * Paradise .-uid Hell tiles in lllcMgan HFXFAST, Maine llflMi - Atleri,^ '.h) year*. Ihf Reltnst Ai Muosehead talk* Kiiltrosd-boN—dr-uiHwnt fia*-m nger neivii-e. * t , Oldest mimicipally-rew ned ' rnil-l •rend la America, tlw' W At ,VH, had lieeli operating one iiassenger tfaln dally. between BeUnst nnd Bom-ham Jiiia-tUin ItJilUfliaiiw Polirts PAINT «nd Wotlp«p«r Co. 14 S. Satimtw 11 Z.7001 "Ymi Imd Alexander'! ' Wlien I w as d Isiy lliii is pull ol the .sea " Nn968 . . . lOOB Nl lOOBNMESWEUESSUTIftl^ frnffis Nnisiedi 0»mmn4 The old man told the exi-avi tors tie knew wlieix- Alexaialei the Great was bmied. iliat was., in the remeleiy lu> had guanbsl; “II I had .Vm iMHimU ($1,400) I would haxe spent It for a dig ' then'." he addeil. •FfelinED isirt uM« 1 OMO Moiiaioi icavalion for Alexander's tomb is jlM-ing made by Itu- Aiiliquiiu's !l)e|iartmrnl at Kom Ei-Plkka. a dirt hill the Pint-Size Soldier Can Drill, Too ioRT LAUDERDALE, Fla. if) igt. David Wood is barely as ti s the rifle he shoulders, but he's +^tlhough he's only 7, David < DR. JEROME S. KRAUS FOOT SPECIALIST ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF HIS OFFICE FOR THE PRACTICE OF SURGICAL CHIROPODY & FOOT ORTHOPEDICS AT 43 WEST HURON STREET PONTIAC, MICHIGAN execute the manual of arms, drill and bark ordera with the other NCOS. * * * ' I ■ Like most boys, David takes an . avid lntert‘st In anything his fa- ' Iher does. So one Sunday a | month, when WUliani Wood goes ; to drill, David goes along. Together they don fatigues and combat boots and journey to thej Dado County Armory at Miami] 1 Wood is ftrst sergeant of Headquarters Company, Battle] 111'Group, 2nth Tniantry Regiment.i David takes his monthly visits to' the Army seriously. He follows dadj as he ehecks the troops and e»piii)-j ment or guides them in training.] He takes his meals with the troops.: ★ w ★ ' " j "That kid's a real soldier," said one guardsman. “He even laki-s orders without question." The senior Wood proudly agreed, and added: "If only he'd do that !at home." , ^ ^ j Excavators will d The fiisl complete journey along:foot drs ot a small roliKi-oas sect n'mainrd in their iirv , cifTEixxind bomb shelters io awaitpjK what they say w a pra£ihe*ipd nudear attai k TIh' trap door was lilted, re-u alms anotlu'r trap df»r Ua kt-d p * f\ rn.m ulow iviMsient kncxkmjtui'ain Knces uown WMiight an answer from lh«- head fl the house, Clenn Scott. Peering up at the officers from •heller, the annoyisi twirtt wihJ: :;1 II tell ,\ou why we are here ( UK Ar.O i,T> - ■(irain futures Ae :ue doinj what the got- .... Jl Keyes Hearing Near End .as Tfend Continues •ryone to do-i,^«y ,her downward trend whichi^'“''“*» by Kfowers and sold by 1 active part in civil de- halted vesteiday- a three-day rise. tlu?m in wholesale package lot*. NEA^’ YORK tJB—The stock mar-‘f’**’'*'*'*"’ i>unns the first s*-veral minutes Quoiatioris aie furnished by the *" early trading to- ---- -a ...I—w ^ ^ *Hav mrM/imF irftMriilArlv hiahd^j* ar ‘•™ f>clroit Bureau ot Markets, h'nday. e contracts lajoi' rraclii iidc Other losses were ^ the 'mifHir fractional bi-neath their homes on th«' out- nient skirts of this smalt soutliern An- t.iking WHia town Monday night icriM' After pondennR w hat to dn~ " s ^ alwut the situation for moiv than |hi,i a day and a half, authontn‘> fnciids cvix-ct llie Soviet I nion to Boaid of Ti tViVlnesrlny btxik. into the hiding i,„,nch »n atomic attack against limiicl to place of several memUrs ol the v'niU^ State* wilhm the nixt range few days * * This he indicated, wa.s rovcaled Hiokci s sokI tlw re npjieared to hy divini' pTOphecy be a lai-ger volume of hnige w>U- cii ■ All of us are in good health," '"K i" wtical, proliahly stemming Sn lie s.iid; • ir vve ai e hot din hy the expnnrfmR harvest east of .Saturday, you can look in every Bh' Mississippi Itiver house you want ■' llowcvci J'olamf was umk-rslood MARKETS ISpecialty Stocks i Bounding Back Thc._Jaltawk^ are top prices covering sales of locally grown produce brought to Ihe Farmer' LANSING un-A circuit {hurried today to toss badt, inta jthe state Supreme Court the dispute over whether Dr.' Ekigene C, Keyes is entitled to a |dace on the Aug. 2 primary ballot. Locid election irfflcials through-out the state anxiously awaited a final answer so they tsstW on with ballot printing. day, moving irregularly higher as . some issues bounced back partially I from recent sharp losses. Detroit Produce ,\rmed with sciwch wtuTants they kicked open the ir.ir dipoi of one of the htxises «mt fmm*l a trap door in the tloui il al *«9 was stolen ,-hurch memlxrs nr.' helievr-d J'-iv yesterday by burglai^ from the led up m tour similar shcll. rs. d'U Wolverine Lumber (’o ', ?,20 -S, Pad in ,hc kitchen ol the ‘Rcoti horn.' jj" do.-k St,, acrordmg to Pontiac ,vere three do/en cartons of food-jHilice reports. sluUs. A refrigerator was sKa kial Ray O. Hayward. 81. of IM W. 7'"' '"1'* /S';, Y|»ilahlisAve . was found guilty . , i.i,*'I'l * "* c ^'o« / . I j 4 j iT I. saliMiod s\ iih his investigation ^^ntoipat MK» lie was onkred to pa.y J100 fine pr,-vent vandalism and ‘ or sene 10 days in Ihe Oakland County Jail. Grain Prices JjJt Texas Instruments recovered . 1 00 more than '3 points of yesterdays 1 »o: faVi-point loss. Polaroid and Uni-jMvcral -Match reliounded about , ' *0 apiece and NAFI mqre than !1> P^nt •5* Cnlted W'hetitn eontinued stror ! M picking up about a point in further J ** r« sponse to merger talk. moBy gathered la a Ihree-day besrinc. Clrcait Judge LmiIs K. r«a«ii had only twe mure wM-' aesses to hear afler l« paraded to the staad durbig all-day ses-,. sloes yesterday. Coash planned to make no recommendation as to.,whether Keyes, as determined by the State Boaid of Cai)vassers, lacked 433 of the 12.708 valid nominating petUiun signatures required for a berth on the Democratic ballot as a candidate for lieutenant governor. l?'h«o5^S-lt ' Klarici j'' Vet Group Endorses Bentley for U.S. Senate KciiiN-lh stenkk of IM Kvmnri St , Waterford Township, reixitlrcl to township poTici' fhai somron,' had stolen a tackle Imiv and fish A f- The Vcfcran'.s Ciiucn's League Lntuc*! n'ld! bw” *'^*** .! ' . of Oakland county announced to-'*V__ ■■ - ■ ■ |[kld"^ d'Ii' ** ^' **"*'' B«'ckiT. piTNUIcnt. said Poultry Gild Eggs 11 amiitg h a I." -«.xrav Pontiac City Clerk Ada R. Evapx was one pf those who testified briefly, at the request of the Department of State, during the second day of hearings. She Indicated that a check nf 39 pcIltloM* circulated In the city showed M3 valid stgnalureM. :MM persona not registered, 31 whose Steel, and molo-, were mixed. ^ ^ ^ The average^ wa.s given a nudge to the upside by gums among chem- J • aU. tobacos, drugs, rails, and |p-ible ' - ut iliUcs. iJ.iPimt was up about 2 ' leginie. iri and Allied Chemical around a| It was hard to tell whether I.i3 » po(nt. Weshnghonse Electric loathe ppery pbysician-dentist-lawycr 00 more than a point, from Deafborn was gaining or los- * * 4 I ing ground in his bid for a new Sj Ki-aclional gain.s were made byi*’*’®*^** office he twice held svBathtchcni, Jones & Laughlin.'®* ® I®'*®’*. appeared . to weaken Ms wttneaes yesterday ' repmented daim to anodter batch of 1,803 rejected signatures that Keyes seeks to have counted an a-’Oeial eeeetds as reghdered city ‘lection machinery Clemens. Muskegon, Grand Rap-Ids. Muskegon Heigdits, East Detroit. FerndaJe, Battle Creek. Jackson and Kalamaaoo, at] places whm Keyes got signatures. Besides state elections bureau experts and . Mrs. Evans, oth’rlboArd. iv cpse was turned over to Coash lor taking of testimony after Keyes appealed bb rejection to-ballot listing by the canvassers Dem Only Candidates Split on Con-Con Issue LANSING (UPIi-The three contenders for the Oernwratic gubernatorial nomination' Wednesday night reviewed their portions on campaign issue, before delegates State Files Suit on Use of Drain Would Stop Hazel Park From Pouring Waste Into Kutchey Drain 200 Amoricxin .Motors, Brunswick, (:en-| Other witnesses bolstered his'park from polluting state waters }?7crai Telephone Jr ElecLronics, arrijclairn^^ to Saginaw-area sjgna-jjjirough use of the jhtercoudty* to the greater Lansing labor coun- cil. Secretary of State James M. Hare, Lt, Gov. John B. Swainson and Detroit Councilman Ed Con- ' hor put in their bids for Ingham County labor support with unified stands on full employment and ed- ' ucational opportunities. But they differed in their view, on the^ con; stitutional convention proposal. Hare rontinued his push for ' support of the con-con proposal, which is oppoMd by the sUte AfX-ao. "Saying we Should not have a comcon,'* he saldr ^ like saying wc won’t eat hamburger because we can't have steak.”" He said Democrats In Michigan must continue to he the liberal party by solving ^he problems of reappprtionment. nf the state Sen- Ch,K k Full o’Nuts dropped about,vassing board disallowed. SV^ScuTSuie stto '' I’olitaal Advisory Commitlee. IMNAIIEB taiidaK hroke 30 windows Riglcy Srhopl. .ji was n-porlrd Pontiac police yesteixiay. Rumnugr and bake sale. Sat., July 9th, 9-3, First United Pentecostal Church. 178 Green SI Rummatr Sale. FrI. and Sat. AM. Youth Center. Lake Orion ' —Adv. FOR RENT Saginaw Street Store Across From Kresge's and Neisner's. Three Floors. 24'^x 140'. With Fall Rasement. Danahcr has U'cn sufu’i !i"r:‘pw''‘h'ol« mo? •seeks a court order against the 1 Southend county community to prevent it from dischargings raw and Inadequately purified sewage mi ■ rr • directly into the Kutchey Thai .King, Queen,Drain. The suit say, the «ewage is a ! health hazard and eventually I flows Into the Bear Creek Drain, I Red Run Drain, Clinton River -- -. and into l.ake St. Clair, travel- 79 21 YOILK fUPD — The King i„j, through Macomb County in . 31 [and Queen of Thailand said good-| course. JJJ bye to New York today t^ end uj > « bu.sv visit that covered everything! slate alleges the city de-?J*Tfom a jazz jam session to a ride|fa““«'8 determipation or-on lh(' .subway I'*®'’ demanding that this practice ijj' 4 ■ 4 4 be stopped. ' JfJ King Rajjia IX and (}ueen .Sirikill Drain Commissioner Daniel W- - . 3* boarded a plane this morning at Barry said he couldn't see whyif^'’'''’"*'”"necessary because n * La Guardia Ai'port. They flew to,the stale singled out Hazel Park *"*^ current M-year-old constitution Boston whore the 32-year-oId mon-’when "the whole southeastern part^^* outmoded. M-Vraroh-wus^ bom while Ws father vvaslot t^ county has the sanur probT—The Detroit eounetlman saW -^- "If reapportionment is important, ” Hare said, "then a vote of Id con-con U a “propaganda Issue" of which few people have a real understanding. > He charged backers of the movement are “using it as a rug to sweep.,all the problems under.’’ Connor based his argument" against con-cpn on the idea that the •supporters of the propo-sal said f utlllly »nd »t»ndard 2 “warn I _cuiwr»_ MAS- Bfl»«a Wf« Pon- *n‘] Campaign headqiiailers lu'H* IIki! ih<' I’nitPtf Stales mu> it hr |>rc p;irod on "an hour-lo-hoiir l.asis for an incident in Culm Ih.it fc.iili i.Hise a n.illonal emei •genes. Iteuttey. u mi-mlH-i r 'ldlnl to exiM-<-t| that the army of I idri ( astro “might attaik our na\ai huM- al (iuanlanalini Hay at an.v moment." mei- patient mcnie twli.y ..l.l-yf'* hospital grounds. More Ilia.. .................,-------„,.o .o„„„o„.,wv.w mirgenty we should act firsl;Patient.s,will b<> entertained by the it> organizations to helo make thislE!if°x«t-best interest and e.x-istaff and volunteers of the hospital.lyear’s affair memorable. intm- • ^ j General Motors Truck and Coach'Emer nSld ents for the d.i\v|ong, Division provided the transporta-lKiVestoiw animal zoO|ikm for Ihe animals from Monroe Ford Mot’’ PoniT.ie .Slate Hospital employi's Dorothy Roe, recreational thev- cS‘rtis*Pub - hnldm.g their inrfiial nndsimi-apy director in charge of'the pic-i^eVEdi* ‘ nif. I’Ued the aid given by hospilalig^g^-',^®*" i.IH'i'sonnel, volunteers and commun-jDow chem . I and (jhief operating officer of Clin- I ton Kiigim's-Cesrp. * ------ Shur joined the firm Alay IS as . 34 5 executive vice president, coming; ’’’■J"ffom Hurd Lock & Manufacturing, , at AlmonI, where he ______________________ as pre.sident, treasurer and direc-! Tlic firm was entered June -58 ' ------ through a broken window-.and $7; document. To ire arraigm-d In Clri uil -Thp ge amendments to Ihe con-('■nirl Miindiiy are Koherl Slusher .stitiitiofi prove that th" people will '20, of 291 Orchard Lake .Ave.; . pall for a change when they leel Alvin Slushi'j. 24. of stB St. Clair j, necessary."'Connor .said. ^ plain to Ihe world later added Ihe C. S. could go Fe.alniv the Organi/.alion of Ameri- program lies ;i/j(T any action it might from the Monna- Coni ncecss iir to lake. .nuarlcr midget r{uo i;de_Jip..ajL,2n^ I.alin.Alikck- Mile Oval- '! .SI.; and Charles J. Short. : ; 137 Oakland Ave, The Slimliers c brothers. Death Notices Badgers live on plains and des-;from the ca'.sh regi.ster. : beloved husband o( .d Lake; i ______1 ol. Flos— father of Charlaa sb and brother 1 ™'i JJ 'lfrom shore. lnt-1 —TJT British jet auliner will cirn fu-electronic landing system Motors §ANDRAtV Pontiac's Largest Y Franchised Sandran Dealer Sandran K scrubles Cleans instantly with the ,wi gold and sil of a damp mop' Thousands inset in to the vinyl then ited fight and smooth for Me under a coat of ciear v,nU COVER a 9x12 ROOM for Less Than $20! SPECIAL COMPLETE INSTALLATION PRICE! KITCHEN FLOOR 9x12 Average Kitchen Armstrong SpoNer of Embossed Linoleum Labor and Material Complete *54.95 BATHROOM Plosfic Woll Tile 4'6” Over Tub, 4-Fe Over Bolonce of Room Labor and Moteflal Complete *84.95 15x20 BASEMENT AREA .Completely Insfolled with KENTILE Price Includes Lahot. Tile and Flecessary Adhesives S49.95 VINYL RUBBER T|LE 134 E. I RUSTIC WALL TILE 1 ^ «n Bus Mch : > US 8f^«l i US Tob I Skillful Drivinji How to master 30 of the most erucial situations n| modfrii traffic* 24 HEMINGWAY. JULY 6. I960, L. D.. 55 BuKalo, Clarkaton; age 81; dear father of Svlvla Thompson and Frederick Hemingway: dear brother of Mrs. Bruce Terry and Kellogg 47 4 Warrei DOW-iOM!* I’JJSOON A :50 Irid-^‘ «42.85‘up 2 -»g p STOCK AVERAGES t Ratls tJtUSioc) m.3 122.1 I04.f» 222 1 mi 124 6 102 1 224 0 Red Collar Means Safe Skunk; Otherwise Run d Friday, .._________ Bharpe-OoyeUa. -Funeral noma. Clarkaton, with Rev. William RIcharda officiating. In- terment There all! ________ Cemetery. be a military funeral . Hemlngwt" ... _____________ Bharpe-Ooyette Ftmeral tfoaae, ClarkMoa. ■ _ JAL08KY. JULY 6. 1980, MARY, 14939 Semour. Detroit: age 69; dear titter of Mrs. laabelle Wait-lut, Amandut. Aired, Leo. Fred and Raymond BumgArtner and Rev. O. Bifthfariner, .Funeral terv'ce will be held FrWa^, berner Funerai Home. I3I4I Ora- {cT’M'rt^alosky'wni'be’ta^^ the Auumptton (Orot — 1 >0:38 a 1 to Helj^^^pulehre 4 ; at (he WtUenkerner Ft CONCORD. N. H. (L'PD you SOT a skunk walking along thr strrot, pick it up — if it has aroiihtl' By MAXWELL N. HALSEY CzLUGHT MIDSTREAM “Don’t start a fight unless you can finish it" applies 38 B Holcomb 8t., Clarke... 79; beloved husband ot Rebecca Truba; dear brother of Charles, Joseph and Edward- Truba and Mrs. Valentine • Lubiti. Funeral service wUl be held Saturday. Coyttcc Funeral Rome. ( ■ That’s the kind of advico thp , FtoJv ajtid (lamp Dppartnipnt has , given (Tonturdt residents. Officials f said tlje skunk — deodorized — j hclongji to Mrs. Harriet Wflcox If_ has been her p«’t since it was • Te!S»toed from a hotrl swimming pool. ! stream to make a left turn if you ran only see your way clear to get by traffic coming from your left. If you are going to be bl4>cked by traffic coming from - IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR -------- ---^^And brothe ----------- ” depths ol be.loss ol gaps lined up for a non-stop run. Clip and Sovc dearly loved and sadly missed ' Ills mother, Marian Thoiias: licit Doris and Oml. and btoUa-•1 Cbarlrs and Hanrey. .