Senate Passes $46.8-BiHion Defense Budget Til* Weather . M* WMtkn HUM rm.ll Osrier -v 1 mmm•’ you no xo. i5» THE PONTIAC PRESS PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 1981—40 PAGES owrnfc^rxra j^nnuarrowAi riffrr-dw---Head lor-JaU, On Treaty AIK PIRATES IN CUSTODY — Cody Leon O rasters* Bearden, 16 (left), and his father Leon Bearden, held a six-man crew and four passengers hostage • 38, are shown as they left the £1 Paso federal in a Continental Airlines plane for several building Thursday, following arraignment, eh hours Thursday at Qje El Paso International Unanimous Vote Sends Bill to House for OK of Additions route to the county jail. The' father and s Airport. Says Gunmen Planned Airliner t& Castro's Regime EL PASO, Tex. (UPIl—A fed oral official said today that Leon Bearden and his 16-year-old sop Cody 'hijacked' a $5 million Jet airliner with the apparent intention at taking it to Havana, Selling it- to Fidel Castro's government and living like kings on the proceeds. 1 The federal official is U S. Commissioner Henry C. Clifton, who set $160,000 bond for Bearden, 38, and his son late Thursday on federal charges of kidnaping and flying a stolen plane across state linns "All we, the FBI or anyone elm. could get out of them was that they wanted to golo'CiIbs and Was there already a prearranged deal with the Caftre government to buy the plane? Clifton did not know, but he pointed out that the FBI noted that Bearden, an ex-convict role, contacted the Cuban embassy in jifexico City last January and indicated that he wanted to Cube. The Beardens—the son armed with a 45-caliber automatic and the father with a 38-Caliber revolver-seized the Continental Airlines Boeing 707 jet early on the Phoenix-El Pasoi leg at a. Los Angeles to Houston, Tle$., flight. * There, were <7 passenger*— Including the hijackers—and a crew of six on board. Everyone aboard believed at firit the hijackers were Cubans. Wilson Picks Lions for Wisner Events MAKES US ESCAPE—An unidentified passenger, leaps Into the arms of officers to escape the hijacked Continental Airline^ Boeing 707 Thursday at B Paso. Some of the passengers of the pirated aircraft made their escape in similar fashion when the two hijackers were kept liflsy in conversation at the front of the plane. Siy» U.S. ‘Using’ Jet Incident Cuba Angered at Charges HAVANA (AP) — Fidel Castro’s government protested to the U.N. Security Council today because U.S. congressmen assumed the Castro regime was behind the hijacking of a Boeing jet airliner Thursday. . A Cuban note to the council accused the U.S. government of using the plane In Today's j Press p7 Getting Closer Tigers' 2-1 win, Yankee loss pots Detroit 114 games back—PAGE M. Survival Plan now to live through atomic attack—PAGE 6. Innovation 1 Airline passengers will watch own takeoff —PAGE f, . a j- Religion America no longer a 'Protestant country’—PAGE H. Area New* ..........tS Comic* ...A.......-.SI Editorial*.. « Farm a Garden .IMI; Market* ......... OMtaariea ........ fi...11 Sport*... ....... St-M *»**■«—« . tt-*7 'TV ft Radio Program* ...» Wfluon, Earl .......$• SOt incident as a protest for preparing military aggression against Cuba. ’ The Castro government charged that U. S. congressmen had launched a virtual ultimatum and threat df war against Cuba' and said this attitude was part of a deliberate campaign the U.S. government to set'the stage for armed action against Cuba The note called on the Security Council to "take the necessary to avoid fhe repetition tfcms, taking Into custiderattau that they am Ul Inspired aad endanger the world peace." Repeating ah offer made by Castro in a speech last wssk, the Cuban government declared "its willingness to return any American commercial airplane irregularly taken off Us route if the United States authorities agree to treat accordingly any Cuban air-i under similar circumstances." COUNCIL CONTROLS ELECTRA Last mqpth a Cuban gunman hijacked an Eastern Air Lines Elec-«4n flight mTT IHfwlds and forced the pUMlo land in Havana. The United States had demanded return of the Electra. WASHINGTON (AP) — The Senate today voted a {peacetime record $46,848, 292,000 for defense. The rollcal! was a unanimous ] 85 toO. The huge appropriation bill enybraces.President Kennedy’s recent request for hearty $3.5 billion to expand and equip the nation’s conventional fighting forces. And it ’ includes nearly a billion dollars that Kennedy did not ask tq continue production and develop-meht of powerful jet bombers and maintain and equip reserve When they ' landed at El . Peso on the pilot’s plea that he had to refuel to get to Cuba, the Beardens Full Page of Pictures/ Page 14, Other Stories, Pages 4, 8, 12, 26 let all of the passengers except Ro. VOI.Ii’VTKEK TO STAY Th##iif1(Pl&sr who volunteengil jffjjRuy behin and Six ctew memnsRmBithget -They 'ordered the pilot _to take (Continued on Page 2, CM. 1) The trill sow goe* back to the House for comlderattM of Sea* ate Increase* of mere than If bit- The House had approved the annual defense money bill June 28, well ahead of the mounting crisis over West Berlin and before Kennedy’s appeals last week to the nation and the Congress to toughen the combat forces. The money is for the government fiscal year which began July 1. It aleo earmarked fftt million to pres* development of the hnge Jet B7S, designed to fly three time* the apead of sound sad he aa eventual sueeesoor to the BIS. The administration, through Secretary Of Defense Robert S. McNamara, had asked only $220 million to continue research and development of the’B70 as an ex-perminental aircraft; Coach George Wilson- ha* named the player* who will compete la the pieHmiaarieu event* of the Detroit Lions’ Blue-While Intra-squad scrimmage Saturday night at Winner Stadium. The players will seek priaes In running, kicking aad passing event* at 7:80 p.m. and the •elm-mage is slated to start at f:R The offensive Bines will play under regular scoring mien, except that there will be no kickoff* ■ The - siiMr White* have a unique scoring Have* Jones, just back from great victories, la several European track meets in which he represented the United State*, will be Introduced from midfield at the game. system setup which will give then! point* for stopping the offensive unit by means ef Interception*, fumbles aad blocked field goals. The scrimmage, sponsored by the Community National Bank with the cooperation of the Pontiac Jaycees, la expected to lure nearly 8,ess pro football teas to Winner . Stadium. Ticket* are stfll Today's Pontt page gives a I Pres* sport* t of the pie- who will compete. McNamara said no additional production of B52 or other present bombers was needed because past funds would maintain deliveries through’ next fail. 4 •“* The House had voted $448 million for both B70 development and additional bomber production. REJECT REQUEST Both the Senate and the House rejected earlier administration te-quests for a 10 per cent cutback the 400,000 Army National Guardsmen aad 300,000 Army reserves on drill'pay status. The Senate, however, added several million above the House increase* -for equipment aad maintenance of re*ervl*t* of all Another new Senate item was $207,600,000 for civil defense activities recently shifted to the defense department by presidential order. The President asked these funds. Also included in the Senate bill is broad authority tor the secretary of defense to transfer as much as 3 per cent between numerous multibillion dollar items providing this does not increase any single item by more than 6 per cent. Yuri to Stop at Havana CURACAO, Netherlands West Indies (AP) — Soviet astronaut Yuri Gagarin left today for Ha-en route to Halifax, Nova Scotia. Typical Farm Scene Now Russian Note Raises Hope for End to Crisis From Our Newa Win* MOSCOW — The Soviet Union in relatively mild notes,to the Western powers made public today said it is ready to negotiate w i t h them on a German peace treaty. • r ■ If the United States, Britain and France will not negotiate such a treaty, the notes stated, the 8oviet Union will conclude a separate peace treaty with East Germany. This restatement of the Soviet position on the .German question wan contained in notes of some 6,000 words delivered to the western powers Thursday and made public here today. FAIR TIME'S COMING—With the opening of the annual Oakland County 4-H Fair on Perry Street just three days away, activity in and around area fatal homes is at high pitch. It's no exception for the J. Edwin Rose family of 670 ' N. Adams Road. Avon Township. Here, Karen Rose, 12, holds a sheep while her brother John, 16, blocks it, and her aistcr Bonny, 14, tries to get a 7-week-old foal used to the halter. Tenor of the notes, observers here felt, was somewhat milder than previous Soviet statements on Germany. Prepare* for Negotiations Rusk in Paris for Talks In Washington, the notes raised fresh hope that practical steps to ease the dangerous East-West dispute may soon be taken. On (he surface, President Kea PARIS 4 *- VS Secretary of sltould not forget that West Ger-State Dean Rusk arrived in Parisjtoatty began arming only after today to lay the groundwork tor ^ ■ negotiations with the Soviet Union North Atlantic Treaty Or on West Berlin and Germany.. |ganization was bom.in direct re The American secretary willi*Ponf » pressures against West-meet with his British and French pTjEurope. lie said. counterparts. Rusk told newsmen . at the airport that the Western rnin'8'er* continue ate Thiw *r» in Rnriin hv »w!‘hrough Monday. On Tuesday the iirristers will meet with the, full The meetings of the Western also governed the Allkid withdrawal from East Germany after the w»r. • {permanent council of NATO. 1 On Wednesday, Rusk will confer with U.S. ambassadors who many begin thrie days at secret conferences Saturday to put together a united allied front the Soviet challenge. 'If the Soviet Union is d! turbed over West Germany Mercury for 5 Days to Be Below Normal Temperatures for the next five days will be about three degrees below the normal high of 83 and normal fow-of 62, the weatherman said. Tonight's low will be a mild Freak Snowfall in Ferndale Not the Real Thing Saturday and Sunday will be somewhat cooler but temperatures warmer Tuesday and Wednesday, The mercury will climb to near 83 tomorrow. You Would have sworn H was snowing in Ferndale today. Big, wet, cold white flakes were falling, right in the middle of sum- It wasn’t snow, though. The Weather Bureau, prompted ^ * * jby queries from startled Ferndale Precipitation for the period wilil ^ discovered it was total about three-tenths of an inch , , game chemical called phthaltc in showers early Saturday again late Tuesday or Wednesday. Morning westerly winds at 5 miles hour will become west to southwest at 8-15 mjkh- tonight. The lowest thermometer reading in downtown Pontiac preceding 8 was 6| degrees. The tarord-ing at 2 p. m. was 84. anhydride that was making August look like Jaiuiary. The harmless stuff had escaped from cold storage at the Reiqhoid Chemical Co. plant in Ferndale and was btown by wind until it resembled a snow storm. tals and in Moscow—with each side .apparently whiting for the other to make the first direct diplomatic move to set up talks. Rusk and the foreign ministers of Britain, France and.West Ger- Related Story, Page 29 The U.8. secretary was moving cautiously. Leaving Washington Thursday night, he warned the Soviets and Western Allies alike against any "recklessness in words or in deeds” tint could fsnftee conflict over Berlin into shooting war. Emerging from the White House after getting last-minute instructions from President Kennedy, Rusk extended what amount-invitation to the Soviets foe talks on the crisis. ‘There is ho reason why problem, cannot be solved by peaceful means If those others beyond the iron curtain are willing to approach it in the same spirit," he told, newsmen. Rusk emphasized that the West era Allies still act firmly — but sensibly—aril are still ready to negotiate. News Flash WASHINGTON Ifl-Tte Senate Foreign Relation* Committee approved today President Kennedy’s blU to pat the peace corps on a permanent ba*i* aad aa-tactile it to spend HI million la Ms Brat year. Officers Invade Estate, Nab Marine From Oar Nows Wire* LOUISVILLE, Hl.-More than 130 FBI agonts and state police swarmed into an embattled estate behind.a gate-busting Army half track today and arrested an AWOL Marine, and the leader of an anti-Communist religious sect who had gtven trim refuge. Sixteen of the man’s followers also were arrested. The 109 state troopers and 29 FBI agents invaded the 100-acre estate of mausoleum tycoon John R. Harrell just before dawn. flgkt to'tae death to protect • A state police plane flying over the estate on the banks of the Little Wabash River broaddtot the ordey to Harrell's followers to surrender and give up their arms. ‘YOU’KR SURROUNDED’ The voice Iran the sky bared “Come oat—you’re surrounded.’* Tiro FBI agents had pleaded unsuccessfully Thursday through the gate with Davts, 18, to return to Camp Lejeune, N. C. The Clay County Jail la My with Harrell and Ma tot-charged with bar- deserter from tar Agent Man|i^liawk$ of Centralia, who tripd lor two days to get Davis to leave Hsrrelt’s well-guarded, lOMcn estate. said the group would be raigned today before a UB. a mtssioner in East St. Loui% Harrell Mid he gave sanctuary to Davis after the youth told tales of immorality, debauchery and atheism in the Corps. Davis, of Greenville, Pa., was classified a deserter May 29. potter tore ang Clay County law anforeemcot of I lei* I* plunged through the gate as the agpiiid ear scattered FOUND IN BASEMENT Harbell was found in the basement of the mansion be modeled after George Washington’s Mount Vernon. ‘ Hawks'said Harrell was hiding in a tunnel that apparently had been designed to withstand a military seige. Harrell did act offer resistance, Hawks' adt About IN rifle* and several thousand round* jrf.ammunition Wfre _ the ifear of ”the estate. Hawks said the youth struggled violent- ‘“'-"It! Washington, FBI head-,, quarters said Harrell previously had toM FBI agents he realised he was defying the authority of; (he v United States government and. ^n effect, was in a state of armed insurrection against the United States. He further claimed, the FBI said, he had a direct message from God » ordering him not to surrender Davis. Hurrell, unsuccessful candidate for the Republican nomination for the U.S Senate, founded the Christian Conservative Church and an anti-Ganumurist school on tbs estate. His church movement has caused much controversy to Louisville to the last taro Pranksters have burned cross es on his weUgroomed lawn, and authorities once had to, quell a small riot there. Accord on Sito, Time, Place of Talks Between East West Hinted Near The notes to Washfagton, London and Parts wore similar la content bat not Identical la Their stress on the need for negotiation Indicated that agreement may be obtained fairly, soon.on tiie form, time, place and .level of east-west talks. bejeOe protest .As a possible stumbling block, however, the soviets today rejected a Western Big Three protest * against East German Communist interference with the free movement of Gormans in Berlin. A Soviet Embai said East Germany was a "sov- He trid a news conference that the Soviet commandant in Bolin would not intervene. Informed sources reported eto-lier that East Germany Communist leader Walter Ulbricht had ashed Soviet Premier Nikita & Khrushchev tor permission to seal Che East-West Berlin bonier against the flight of refugees. The Western allies Thursday the etty i Soviet blockade of the city. Today’s Russian notes replied point by point to American charges that the Soviet stand on Berlin constituted a threat tor world pence and hampered a.solution of the problem of a divided Germany. BLAMEg WEST Actually, the Soviet Union maintained, the situation was just the reverse, frith the Western BtT ~ Three and West Germany the responsible parties In-the German deadlock. The Russian notes said the Soviet Union did not propooo to restrict the freedsm ef West Berlin nor. encroach on Western rights But the replies .left, vague the nriure of the guarantee lor rights of access to Beriiii. Nor did the nofop give any spedfie due as to how negotiations on a peace treaty should be held. Khrushchev’s previous six-moath eadline — until the end of 1981— tor a settlement on Germany was not mentioned in the notes. Anyway, the Ivy's Gone GRISWOLD, Onto. tft-Mre. William Fogarty tried to hum poison ivy Iran around her houM. 'ffl**. The house was burned to the extent of several thousand deRars’ worth of damage. But the pdaon ivy was killed. It Was tramptadby 'vsa jgp.lgOiWl THE PONTIAC PRKSS. FKIPaV. AUGUST Cl96l Want Sfllf Pemfokrt for Air Crime* Washington (ap>—tv Kennedy administration urged prompt pmip today of tegialhtiai to BMtoe airline hijacking punishable by life imprisonment and provide stiff penalties for,otter Mimes la Cm sky. -fiajeeb E. Halaby, Mm administrator, said ouch leg- is needed to meet the of/ "air dnmks, flying fools and spies in the sky." He testified at the start of hearings fay the Senate Aviation subcommittee in the wake of the at1 tempted hijacking ‘nnmday.of-.fi Continental Airlines Boeing TOT Leonard Gilman, a bonier patrolman who floored ane ut ttiefal-jackers with a crashing blow of his flat, also was called to testify The piinch by Gilman, one of those held hostage by two gunmen aftar the plane waa set down to El Pnao. Tex., for refueling, set up the final recapture of the sir- "Says 2 Planned to Sell Airliner (Continued Prom Page One) 30 after the plane's tanks were Wed, "y~ *■;’'■ FBI agents and border patrolmen, acting on President Ken-••Sty's eiders, chased the taxi-tog plane to sqsad con and shot * finally, after more than nine Mm, Leonard Gilman, .aaaistant regional commissioner of the Immigration Service, slugged 'elder Bearden. r& laid Bearden's jaw open and broke Gilman’s finger, to FBI man and a border patrolman subdued the son. •' JL Ewing Thomason, federal district judge of tiie western district of1Texas, {tans to talk to U. ~S. roby. Ernest Morgan of San Antonio, Tex., today about calling a special grand jury into session. They stood silent, refusing to enter s idea. A representative of the U J. Attorney’s office said he would consider both were pleading inno- ■ , - 1 i VMSWWt MHUI HSIE. If—HII haven t decided yet, but I and lather and eon believe it’s safe to say I’D call a grand Jury next week," Thomason said. "If I do, the trial will probably be held next month." w*ite mash—m penalty — con-- 'rtetion under a federal Udnapliig .charge Is death nadar the “Und-tergh Law," hat the death penally only applies If the victims are harmed. The Beardens threatened their hostages with death. They held a gun to the head of one of the two inarched rtf to separate jail cells. In Coolidge. Ariz., dp miles east of Phoenix, where Bearden recently moved from Clifton, ’Mrs. Bearden said fhe had no. idea what prompted her husband and son to do siich s thing. Then are three other children. tearden has a long criminal record and if currently on parole lor r-five^ysteto-Ufe^ sentence -on a 1957 first-degree robbery conviction. thunderstorms. Showers Dampen Much of Nation % - By The Associated Press Thunderstorms and showers hit "breed sections of the nation today from the grid regions JHfttfMrt |o Virginia. * Ibifflriaftorms erupted , during fWNNk'W » wMRrlroln TMfheWt ^isconsin fato ftorth-yest Illinois and eastern Iowa unto northern Missouri, Heavy strong winds, tell told llght-MKg were reported in many parts V the storm belt. More than two toctea of rain domed Wausau, Wis., In a six-hour period. Storms continued aim* a cool front from extreme southeast Virginia across the Carolina* northeast Georgia, to a storm nMch lasted Camp a. P. ran to imhenat Virginia, lightning hit aa Army field kitchen tent’ killing 2 soldiers and injuring 10 others. The lightning hit the top •at the tent pole and crackled into ’the tent, splintering the pole. The victims were members of an Ohio •Army reserve unit on' two weeks summer training. hostesses «gd to the head of the lot, Capt B-D. Rickards. But the only injury happened when one of the hostesses was cut by flying glass when the FBI and Border Patrol opened fire to stop tiie plane from taldng\off. PART OF ADVENTURE Bearden, a roofer by trade who has been working as a used car salesman in Chandler, Ariz., waa sullen before Clifton. Hip aon acted like it was alt part of a great adventure. "Wall, rtd you do if* or didn’ you?" asked tiie commissioner. 'They caught you red-handed.' "Obviously, Simmons, second officer on the Coottoeatal Flight 54. said Bearden told them while they were being held hostage that he was bitter about the way the CA government was treating Cuba. A Marine Corps private, Ron Tlner, 18, of Houston, was one of the passengers permitted to leave the plana at El Paso. They didn’t try anything with he said. “They knew* I was Marine and that we’re going into Cuba and clean them Upkof* er or later anyway. fUKE ARY NICE KID’ "The younger of the two hijackers looted Just like any nice high school kid, but 111 never forget him sitting there on the floor at tiie doorway when you go into the pifotfa cockpit- Gilman repeated in detail the account of his experiences which he tfaad given eartier---— He also backed the legislation land said’ crewmen with arms and | tHe’ know-how to use them would] be a great deterrent, to such as those he -encountered. W * v# GUman said the elder member of the father-son holdup team denied he* is a criminal but would not any whether he is a.Communist. * He quoted the man as saying he has friends in Cuba, likes the way of life there and doesn’t like the V. S. government anymore. 'He said this was noMr political conspiracy, be tort no conversations with ‘/Cuban Prime Minister Fide Castro, and merely wanted transportation on the airplane he hijacked," GUman said. On that point Halaby said the government has no positive evidence of any connection between the Castro regime and the hijacking attempt. "This will be investigated," Halaby said. BACKS UP STATEMENTS Halaby's testimony backed up statements from spokesmen, for the Civil Aeronautics Board, the Air Line Pilots association, and the Flight Engineers International Association. the FAA chief said the problem of hijacking of airliners and other crimes aloft to not "a local momentary thing." No longer, he said, would menaces to air travel be confronted only lqr "a defenseless girl, a pre occulted crew, or load police.’ Halaby said he believes the air carriers intend to take steps „ tighten cockpit' security but noted that one difficulty is that the doors can* be crashed by.a heavy man. After the latest attempted hijacking, FAA authorised the airlines to arm crew 'members if the men have received recent training to the use of firearms and are proficient in handling them. The FAA also authorized airlines to put armed guards in the passenger cabin, Halaby’ testified that the last three caaes of hijacking appear to have-been carried out by foolish men who frit that by some "heroic pet they could make some progress in their individual lives, psychopathic as they may be." Tohp C. Carroll, first vice president of the Air Line^PUots Association, said , "there seems to be an organized conspiracy to forcibly take control of a large nun ber of our commercial airliners, "When I got off, I called my folks- add told them that the two of them were going to take the plane on to Cute. “Dad said. ‘If they rest a hand on you. give them all you've got. One of the first international organizations was the Universal Postal union of 1874. Member nations agreed on uniform mail handling, parcel .post and money orders. The Wea cr PONTIAC AND VICINITY - Thundershowers this morning. Partly dandy sad warm with scattered thundershowers, late this afternoon aad tonight, high 88. Low to-night 87. 8howere ending tomorrow and turning cooler, 88. Wart to southwest winds 8 -15 miles. Mil Friday at 1:« p.m. rlaaa Saturday •» i n am _ ^ On Tmt Ah hi r*aiiii i. Hifhut temperature 1............ Lowest temperature ................ „ H Hud temperature ........... ....... SS Weather—Ratal l to ■ . ay iwmm NATIONAL WJBAfinat—Cooler temperatures are forecast for • Friday night for the .extreme northern states from Ndtth Dakota to Upper Michigan while warmer weather to expected in Lower MeUgon and Indiana Drizzle 4a again expected along with fog’ Washington and Oregon coast With Mowers and thunder-,* ’Storms likely li) the Great Lakes, mid-Mississippi and Ohio valleys, .New England aad the Gulf Coast region. Slaps Efforts of Blue Cross HiggifiB Accuses Firm of Atfompting *♦© .Block State Employe Plan LANSING lf>—Civil Service Com-mlsskxr Chairman George N. Htg-gtoa aid today Blue CwaBhia Sewage PianHJenovafion Reaches Into Final Plane Catches Fire,* 2 Crewmen Injured NEW YORK (f) - An Eastern Air Lines cargo plane buret into flames Thursday night as it was being taxied to a takeoff runway at Idlewild Airport. TWo of the three crewmen were injured. The fire, which destroyed the four • engined, propeller-driven craft, followed the bursting of a tire to the right main landing gear. >f New York Authority potter teid the blowout caused the right wing to buckle, rupturing a fuel line. Sparks caused by the wing scraping the ground ignited the fuel, they said. Teaches Himself Well RICHMOND, Vs. m-Edward A. Wayne likes to read and for many years has read some three hours daily outside of office hours. Although his formal education ceased at the age of IB, he has just been named president of the Richmond Federal Reserve Bank. AT Fhalelai POO LA IDE PLAY—Actress Jayne Mansfield, playing the role of a girt friend of George Raft, la tossed into a swimming pool Mly clothed by actor Ray Danton Thursday during filming of the picture. Danton plays the part of RJtft in the movie titled •111# Life Story gl George .Raft."; Senate Dems Veto School Aid Rider WASHINGTON (ft-Seilate Democrats today defeated 47-37 a new Republican move to put through a rider extending the program of federal aid for schools crowded because of federal Installations. This aid, known as the impacted areas program, has become a pawn in tba complex battle to try to enact or block President Kennedy’s (2-55 billion general School aid bill this session. Arguing against the rider, Sen. Wayne Morse, D-Qre., told the Senate that the administration and House leaders were making strong efforts to end the impasse in body over school legislation. He said good progress was being made in this direction, and that a compromise proposal might be brought forward next week. U. S. Against Slash in Trade With Reds WASHINGTON (API—The U.S. government today edme' out against an economic clampdown at this time on trade with the Soviet bloc in reprisal for Gommu-nlyt pressure* on Berlin. -v .-A ' jk it ’We do not believe that’our interests or the cause of world peace would be served at this time by the initiation of actions designed to interrupt or significantly modify current economic relations with these countries,” the State Department said in a statement. . 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Cool Location LONDON, (UPI) - The Nprth Pole Ice Go. to London Is on Alaska St. West Germany Planning to Buy Additional Arms BONN, Germany IB—West Germany la boosting its military strength to meet the Berlin crista fay increasing arms purchases abroad, Defense Minister Frans Josef Strauss said today. ★ a a Strauss said plana are being readied also either to raise draft quotas or call up reservists to implement the expected decision that this country’s eight North Atlantic Treaty Organization divisions be Bht up to full wartime strength. a a a He told a news conference that to get tiie latest military equipment—largely rockets and electronic devices some 2.2 bttllan marks (8560 million) is expected to he spent to the United State* and Great Britain. The way armtd manpower Is increased wfl} depend upon decisions at th# foreign iqi4||teit' meeting in Paris this weekend and in NATO, fae said. marts ef state ’Blue CrosnBtu* Shield ted a chance to bid on state specification* for this haalth _ they wanted three-quarters of a million .doDars more to provide the same coverage as Aetna," Hig-• said, adding: Now they’re making a foolish attempt to block sufficient ei ment in the state contributor^ (ten to make it successful/' f: It, -W" ♦ William S. McNary, executive vice president of Michigan Blue Cross, informed of raggtas' statement, said to Detroit: "Afthte point It appears that Mr. Higgins la more Interested to eaUtag Blue Gross-Bine Shield name* than he is to the right ef state employe* to rtieet their earn health care program. "That these employes should have this right hat been declared by the State Administrative Board. Ifae issue therefore tied equitably as'fat* aa we an Evans Products PLYMOUTH IB — Evans Products Cb. stockholders Thursday approved a new plan ‘ acquisition of Aberdeen Plywood and Veneers, Inc., of Aberdeen, Wash. Edward S. Evan Jr., president of Evans Products, said the acquisition will make Evans the third largest integrated plywood producer in thh United States. on the harts ef rtk-feath* of a share of Evare for each sharp of Aberdeen common had one and one-halt shares of Evare plan offered to Michigan’s 31,000 classified employes. * it h it Higgins said distribution would lie started next week at literature which would "ley It right line" with employes and with Blue Cross when enhoUuwat starts Aug. 14 ......“ 1 - The prspassd ptaa with Betas Lite tosaraaes O*., ef Hartford, Oaaa., tea bare appeared by Gtanartarteaer Tho Day In Birmingham BIRMINGHAM—Tte final . ef a renovation project which will turn Birmingham's eld sewage treatment plant into a cultural center is now under way, City Manager L. R. Care said today. ,________ The City Comnterton tes aft- tormer quarters at SM N. propria ted 8L900 to complete anterior work on the vacated dia- ward Avar because ef the devei- —— .-------L ooment of the Northwest Quadrant poaal ptant. A settling tank on the tat.- LZZLSTiL I—In. fllM In airt property is being fitted to and bids are being advertised for construction of a new roof. Kennedy to Wtekend at Cape Cod Rotreat WASHINGTON US — President Kennedy wM spend the weekend Mrs. Kenedy aad their retreat aa Chpa Osd. The White Hoaae eaid Kennedy expected to leave by plane from Andrews Air Force Base lata today. Policy on Berlin Gets Labor OK Leoders of AFL - CIO, Labor Secretary Meet With President The structure at 14-Mite aad Oanbrook node waa te longer needed by ths dty as a sewage treatment plant became at the new WASHINGTON IB — Kennedy received personal and unstinting pledges of support for Ms policy on Berlin and the world menace of communism to a conference today With key leaders of the AFL-CIO. The president of tiie labor organization, George Meany, reported that "We told him we were pietely behind his policy” as laid down in last week's address to the la the speech, Kaaaady said that America weald fight if ate- Berlin brt fe| r regetteioa. now services Birmingham. The city is responsible for maintenance of grounds ate the cost of converting the ptairt Mo a building to house art exhibits. The association must pey for any further improvements. A 16-nation delegation at chem-tts will tour the QtanfaNok Insti-tions to Bloomfield Bllte during the 6th annual International Conference on Coordination Chemistry Au§. jf tefepf.1- " - The conference, which will be held at Wayne State University, will, attract 400 scientists from all parts- of the world, A religious study group of the Congregational Church of Birmingham will meet for a potluck supper at 7 pro. Aug. 11 at the home of the pastor, Rev. Raymond A. Fenner, 1290 Pierce St The group of married couple* who met regutarly every tee weeks during the past jteg ufll form a fan schedule following Meany, nine other AFLCIO executives and Secretary of Labor Arthur J. Goldberg called at the White House not so much on labor aa to discuss foreign affairs problems. Meany said that Kennedy did not emphasize the possibility of war today any more than in last week's TV-radlo talk to the nation. He said Kennedy is hopeful that ten can be successful negotiation but "we won’t surrender the freedom of a couple at million people to order to negotiate.' Seoi Spread of Revolt HAVANA UR — Osmany Oen-fuegoe, minister of public works, said last night the Cuban revolution "does not end at our shores but Is the revolution of the America*." Two Seamen Cause New Hijack Scare ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) —Eastern Air Lines called out the police and the FBI today two West Indies seamen gave a ticket clerk the impression they were going to hijack one of tiie cbmpany’s planes. Six state policemen and two carloads of FBI agents rushed here to, grab the men when tiie plate made a scheduled stop on _ flight from Fort Worth, Tex., to Miami via Dallas, New Orleans After the men were put through search twice—because the FBI got to the airport after the police were done—the plane was allowed » continue its flight, an hour and-half later. The aircraft is the same type as an Eastern which was hijacked to Havana, Cuba, on July 94 and te still throe. The two Negro sailors, Harold Jackman and Francis Pilgrim, each 32. are from Barbados, Brit-West Indies. They speak brand of English that was not easily understood by an Eastern clerk in New Orleans. He heard them mention hijack. It tomed out the men were discussing the attempt to hijack a Continental Airlines jet plane to El Paso, Tex., and their trip home. They had worked on a ship going from Jamaica to New Orleans. ‘We were surprised at first, said the two bachelors, "hut then it became, a tfee." Pilgrim paidThe was going home to get married. leeeed B» site to the BteoortteM Art AeamtaBea ter 81 a year ever The aasodattee had to vacate its Driving New Car, tie Spots Thief in His Old Ope A Waterford Township man waa driving his new car home yesterday when he, spotted what looted like his previous csr that had igm olen. Robert J. Peterson of 5824 Strath-donway, turned his new car around to follow the other vehicle on Cool-fay Lake Road when a sheriffs patrol oar happened along. Informed ef the drcomstencee, ftertee Wilcox chased the The chase assumed speeds up to 95 miles an hour before they forced the pursued vehicle to the aide of tiie toad and apprehended tiie driver, Alphonse F. Quinn Jr., 30, of 333H E. Pike St The deputies said Quinn admitted stealing the car from'h Pontiac Motor Divirten parking let. He waived examination of a position rt a stolen vehicle charge when arraigned before Municipal Judge Maurice-E. Finnegan yesterday. The judge bound Quinn over to appear to Circuit Court Monday and set bond at 8300. Borrow Gyrocar Idea NEW YORK (UPI) - A twowheeled gyrocar exhibited rt New York’* Auto Show this year was described as futuristic. Promptly, old timers dug up a photo Of a two-wheeled gyrocar built — and driven — by James Scripps-Booth of Detroit in 1913. Walter A. Goodman Named Ex-Pontiac Man to Head State Fair man who spent his boyhoodl Goodman was chairman of local!vember election and the primary in Pontiac has been named gen-jfunctions for Swalnson to the No-lwhich preceded it. Walter A. Goodman, 35, of Detroit waa named to the port, by,. 20 members of the Michigan State Fair Commission after a recommendation by Gov. Swain-son. . Gopdmaa wax active to Swaln-km’s campaign last fall. Eldon C. Rosegart of Drayton Plains was one of those who voted for Goodman. .Roeegart, director the Pontiac Northern High School Band apd a member of the state fair commission since 1967, had been mentioned fro tiie Jll,000-year job. . * * * Rosegart was recommended by retiring manager Dgnald L. Swart-son, former mayor of Southfield, who leaves tiie Job Monday to bet crone regional director ef the Port Office for Michigan and Iltinols. WALTER A. GOODMAN . Eastern Junior .High School. * Goodnuui, who is single, is a social studies teacher to Detroit's Mumford High School, a parttime instructor in Wayne State University’s school of business administration and Operates a property-management, m a r k e t-consultant firm from Ms home. gree in history from Wayne and a master’s from the Wharton School of Business Administration at Unk] varsity of Pennsylvania '■* I J He has taught in Detroit high] schools tor more than 14 , years, I Bentley Announces Candidacy in 1962 FLINT UR — Former Michigan Congressman Alvin M. Bentley •ays he will be^p candidate to the statewide 1962 election, but be won’t *ay fro what office. Bentley, speaking last night before the Genesee County Conservatives Club, listed three possibilities: the Republican nomination for Governor, a Michigan-at-large congressional seat, and the GOP nom-I Ination for U.S. senator. 25 SOUTH Afittkti Simms "SptdtT to Pirn Yob No Lgngei Hood Pay High Prices for QUALITY FURNITURE! 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The Sinatra clique called "The 1 Clan" In Hollywood—met Presi-' Police Order to Sponsor Film Based on Christ The Fraternal Order of Police, Pontiac Lodge 132, will sponsor several showings of a film, “CaVr alcade of Christianity,’’ based on the life of Christ. ___^ .. ★ ★ A There will be continuous showings of the movie pn Thursday, Aug. 31, beginning at 2:30 p. m., in the auditorium of Pontiac Northern High School . Police Sgt. Eugene Hendren, president of the lodge, said tickets are available from all policemen who are FOP members. ★ ♦ Proceeds will be used to sup-■’J~~'‘T]Daaaaaaa»aaaaaa>aeaa For Illuminated Viewing ARGUS SOW Viewer 9 tlii Volue—How 35mm or 127 supersede viewing. Battery operated viewer by Arguf. -With 1* Sale FLASH CAMERA Oitffe 17.95 MARX 11 Sot Imperial camera outfit. Reedy to take pictures. KODAK STAUnn Reg. $12.95 value. 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Stow 1934 98 North Saginaw yum THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 1061 He, Friends Are Shocked by Fantastic Hijack at Food Stores Jbngr T, ud JaM, « 14- nan and his tarings son _____a (^-million jet atatino- fly * to Cuba tooctod their i likeabl* citizens,' •snsus of Arizona ac ot Leon Bearden, 38, CW* mm. Cody. 16. Hie two Mi at B Pane. Tex., on tod-charge* ot hijacking a Con-atal Airline* Boeing TOT Jet 'kidnaping Ha 65 pareeagoi (nd "six crew members. { Km fwriei •( all by Then M* —myall mm *wito, «Buy Roth, m. fas the cot faainiaBia and his lie half Oral chi ftoegfrl fid'kid Arizona priaqa record* Bearden, a convicted robber, was paroled front the California State iPrfeon before coming to Arizona a year ago. He previously had internees In Artaona dating back to the IMS*. In 1959 he had UmaeU committed Arizona state Hospital, saying he it slnilsnas, jet or enter-’t have any guns £ Father and son left OooUdge by Greyhound bus Wednesday night Without telling her their phut, Hie Left or dark ! “I really didn't kno* ftaty were, ’ she said. ' ina wonder. We don't have any leant* town' each other. J. "He's been such a good husband and a good father. He never runs iraund. He plays tennis with me $nd the children all the time.” 1 , She aald Osdjr I* a negator boy •who tees to ah« and flag the ‘guitar and Is popular with girts. 'Osdy end Ms brstoer, Daryl, 15, » Hw couple Has two other chll- Benrden said she knew •band had a criminal tec-"but I doaft think It to Im- *Tm mealed to Mm and I do an my loyalty to him. I will stick hy Mm." CooUdge Police Ckpt. Walter Lovelace said ha had met Bearden a couple of h—. "He seemed flke aa ordinary ian. to me," he said. Friends hate and tn Chandler, where the fsmily lived until moving to CboUdgt tone months ago, knew nothing of a criminal beck-*rBtnsa:—~ ' "He wee a damn good men," aald lay Hendrie, owner of a CooUdge into agency for which Bearden sometimes walked. "This thine ho became Hiebtfl sou, Bill, IT, eaM he and Oegy had a mutual tatsmst in earn. "I didn't see any oddball ten-dencies hi the kid," be said. Dale Parker, Bsagdmte boss tar a time at ChSndtor, said Beaiden a pretty good car salesman, “pretty "Always thought be would have been • hatter one if he hadB’tlsratkta to IBS. been raffing eenw Iflhd of roofing an a sideline," he added. "He 5M)-MjleShot Boosts Titan Near Readiness CAPE CANAVERAL Fla. (API —The successful 5,00&mUe test flight of a Titan missile has edged the intercontinental range weapon a step closer to combat-readiness. Atm Kroger Markets Face Walkout With Break in Negotiations Some 130 employes at six Kroger Co. markets In the Pontiac area may he an atrflte "by tomorrow," onion spokesman said today, W«ndng of a strike came tost ight after Local 8T6 of the Retail Store Employes Union brdke off new contract negotiations with Kre-ger Ob. and said its 2,Iff members would strike at W Kroger stores to Michigan between Detroit and Alpena. A Kroger spokesman The huge 96-foot rocket covered te ocean-spanning course Thursday night, marking its path with a brightly flashing strobe light Tracking cameras recorded the flunking light • against*- " gnJCDSf' of known stairs. The pohtos will provide accurate position data. Within a few -weeks, Air Force troops are slated to launch Titan under operational conditions from Vandenberg Air Force Base, ‘ Calif. This wiU signal that the missile is ready fbr deptoyment. First radio network began op- ISO May Strike Burglars Loot Store After Sate Job Fails treasurer of the tool, mid the union's contract with Kroger expired April H and that members voted to a He said members have rejected all company " to ^ - vote. Womack aid the union was calling lor a wags increase, but added that Ms * “ “ | """Vilsred^eqgally'Impor-I to pay gw paid fully by cre- mated the oast to Kregur would twjnra monft an emptoys-Womack, said Kroger was Insisting on establishing an apprentice-tRfjSTHnini at s'has ralS] y lie said this was one of the company proposals turned down by the membership. Commitment to Ionia Given Kilim of Officer Donald P. BennyGetd, who totally Shot a Royal Oak Township policeman and wounded another officer, today was ordered milted to koto State Hospital to a psychotic parson. Judge William J. Beer committed the 28-yenroId fanner patient from the towuMp (Boa and n portable TV set after an unsuccessful attempt to crack safe ^at the Thomas Economy Furniture Co., 361 S. Saginaw St., reported to Pontiac police Ihe intruders c I • window at enough rape to hang himself. Schrteber'Roofing Co. of Oak Park, repotted to sheriffs deputies yesterday that US feet of manila rape stolen from a company tool shed at 9M0 Oooiey Lake ~ “ Lake Township, s attorney in Ms de- s “tor .toe not cf. year to refasiil ultoiat have *f tots sourt." Bennyfield faced a first-degree murder warrant in the June 22 toooting of Sgt. James Gatewood 4&, when Gatewood and Patrolman Edward Watkins were investigating a report that Betuy-field had fleon bothering girls to the neighborhood. Hm. mooting took plans at to* Bennyfield rest- Hopes Thief Took Enough Rope to Hang f. ££"2“J“'' £• Ma»^. Abrmhun 1tab» and The unemployed factory worker, iMaaaad from Pontiac State Hot-to MM, was. 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FREE STAN D with ALL 19" ADMIRAL TVs. 1ST By PHIL NEWSOM UPl Foreign News Aaalyat This week the United States normally undertakes a nm dollar gamble that through an '‘alliance for progress," eix communism can be hatted in Latin America and a better nay of life brought to Latin America’s 900 million people. Ia sfariB attendance as U.S. and Latin American representatives gather in the resort town of ~ del Este, Uruguay, to give the plan bone and sinew will be Cnba. lean aationa committed te de-ieaae of free Institution* and human rights ao defined ia the Etit then because he cannot be srred will be Ernesto (che) Guevara, economic czstr of-Fidel Cub’s "socialist" revolution. Castro already has called the _ Ian an "alijance for exploitation'' and an attempt to “Itty the con scisnce ot Latin America.’' Latin Americana can thank hin for foe plan, he said, because We United States conceived it "out at tear of the example shown by the Cuban revolution." ' cd eagerly to the pian which for them holds oat the saam hope as th^larshati Ptaa extended to Ready to Raise Birch Founder Favors Move AqainstCuba Diver Attaches Cable Deep in Lake Lucerne '!o Recover 15 Bodies HERGISWIL, Switzerland (AP) —A diver feeling through the murky depths of Late Lucerne today found some of the bodies of American tourists whew thrir bus ptangrd off a TULSA, Okla. (AP) —Robert Welch, founder of -the contn siail ultraconservative John Birch Society, said how Thursday night Fidel Castro Is such a threat to the United. States and to the civil-ized world, his regime should be destroyed. Welch also branded Thursday morning’s attempted -hijacking 'of an airliner at E3 Paso, Trie., a further 'insult to the United States scenic highway. Cuba and do something about il "I saw several bodies jammed in the thud inside the bis,’ diver, Siegfried Naumann, told newsmen. t was quite impossible count how many there were. Ev-erytliing wa| covered hr mud, and \ the visibility in the water was hardy more than three feet- with my tamp." _____ Naumann succeeded .in fastening a steel cable to the bus and planned .to tie on another. Barges fitted with heavy crane* stood by to raise it. The vacation bus came to rest upside down 180 feet deep in the take. The body of a 16th victim recovered earlier. ■ TRANSISTOR RADIOS 9 Complete with earrytac W ■I earphones and 'phone carrj ■ IPS oooo. Self - contained ra m powerful. sen - contained *10" No Money Down! — 90 DAYS SAME AS CASH — SWEETS RADIO and APPLIANCE OfwaMeu. and FH. 'til 9 P.M. 422 West Huron Street TV SERVICE FE 4-1133 FE 44133 FREE PARKING REAR OF STORE The bus, carrying 35 American tourists and a crew of three, veered off into the take Wednesday after colliding with a truck. The crew and 19 of the passengers —mostly teachers—escaped while the vehicle rested momentarily in shallow water. „ 2 U.S. Films to Compete VENICE, Italy (AP)-The Venice Film Festival selections committee today announced American films to be among toe 14 hr the 22nd annual eompetitMt opening Aug. 20. They are the screen version of Tennessee Williams’ play "Summer Smoke", directed by British director Peter. Glenville; "Bridges to toe Sun”, directed by Etienne Perier. Buiji la •* year# at ntwwy aafisas* willingness to after the war. pelves ud to come f« And, tore toe Marshall Plan, it admittedly is gotag to be1 ve with no certainty of ■ Unlike the ManfcaO Plan which could start on the basis of an advanced. well-established society, the ‘‘alliance for progress" must start almost from acratch, battling poverty and illiteracy among more than half toe people at the same time that It dears polluted streams and builds roads and industry. BIO PRICE TAG Its priee tag can only be estimated, but the estimates ao tar have rua upwards of )3 billion a year, with the United States assuming more than half the load. Nor will its effects be seen im-•ly, for first must come the And, just as the MartoaU Plan functioned, it is hoped that the Latin Americans themselves can set up a committee through which individual national programs can bp channeled, and U.S. aid apportioned, and thq technical and planning advice assigned. planning stage which might take ja year or more. A key to the Lajta American This is more than a revival of the old “good neighbor" policy. It to a manifestation of this.administration's attitude toward emerging nations. Of them, the President They seek *n end to justice, tyranny, and exploitation and theirs to a revolution which we would support regardless of the 'cold war' and regardless of which political or economic route they should choose to freedom.'* “Ninety-five per cent of the Cuban people would be delighted to hove us throw oil the Communist dictator Castro," he declared. He Mamed toe-f reseat administration ‘for not ’doing this.” Beats Sister-in-Law of Gov. John Volpe WAKEFIELD, Mas*. (AP)- A man beat and raped a sister-in-law of Gov. John A. Volpe Thursday night. Irene E. Volpe, 47, wife Bichard Volpe, the governor's brother, was attacked shortly after she entered the Breakbeart Reservation near the Wakefield town line Just befoi€ dark. She had gone there to pick Mrs. Volpe, mother of two children, told police her assailant knocked her down and dragged her into underbrush'. 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What pi Important .tep te the current u nmr e»phj«d u thet both the forld picture. Similar moves by state and Federal Governments exact porway and Denmark are expected funds fr^^he same Individual tax- || . ★ ★ ★ | The cconwk jiircaas af jUmjda : nations already making up payer. Then there is the notion, sedulously advanced by government, that a nation can spend Its way to .prosperity, ,*• i ~ Common Market during the past « £ few yean has been noteworthy. ■, Through the eifmiuatiou of tariff Z barriers, trade has been increased, I and the cooperating nations have t enjoyed vastly increased indos- • trial activity. | Strengthened trade relations $ have led to a closer feeling poilti-« caUy, also. Hence the proposed I expansion of tho group is being | hailed as distinctly favorable to • the cause of Western Europe in • Ha economic eompetitkm with » Communist Russia. ★ ★ ★ “This line of ‘reasoning’ would havWUe believe that although gov. eminent impoverishes citizeM by taxing away their money, those citizens actuafiy are enriched— even though thqr may have to settle for a new government agency insteud of a new television art. Equally popular is the belief that the Federal debt is nothing to worry about, for we owe it to ourselves. * Voice of the People: Pastor Looks Forward to New Job in Pontiac Pleaae show me to Mordoee royielf, as I soon begin work as paster of the First Christian Church, Pontiac. For a month Fmi The Pontiac Press in BentaoviHe to get oriented IS the City. ★ * * SM cnmmonHy Is P'l|MSdW eni grewleg. I Uke peer newspaper. . i ii Ra tafia Taa nm r~y ispeets Si mm- munlty life and news. it ★ it,.-• -:- In shart . .. Che yeerdrednUmdspeune lor the nice way It has handled my Issues . . . Jeers; to the Spor Editor who in the last month baa anted the fit. Louis Cardinal hi (cores only three times, (1 guess with 13 dubs you can’t carry the aU.) We live and breathe with our Cardinals. Thank you tor the service you render your community, la ywvMng forward to meeting you Pontiac people. Jack ■-G. Ctaifc, Partor Flrfi Christian Church, Bentonville, Aik. . • Another Complains oI Keego Mandate •Why Waste Water if We’re Short?* Port in a Storm ■ " Tt.fHrr" •'% imi i. “Nowhere are government-sponsored myths more widespread than in foretaa did. Our billions lavished around the globe are not really wasted, wfe are told, for sooner or later V v- . .____.___ . - moat of the money win its wwy • Britain’s step has been towsed upon bUkTTUs fadlfi explanation doesJt London by the steady decline In its bother explaining that it rarely finds forld trade which has been a natural intotte^ wallets of tnoae it ^8ult of the breaking up of the M .umim * British Empire.- once the British' The Man About Town Colonies were controlled by Britain, the enjoyed the lion's Share of their Bade automatically. I ★ ★ ★ ,.... J Today the colonies are free na* j tions, members of the British f Commonwealth of Nations to bo * sure, but still free to trade with | whomsoever they choose. Each 1 year sees them trading gradually 2 lees with the mother country. I This has brought about the re* I osat austerity program announced | in London. ★ ★ ★ David Lawrence Says: Russ May Accept Common Market Here in Keego w* must hook up At City HsB I sew » or M to the sewer or be prosecuted, sprinkler* on tbs lawn and more and we muat'pay 13 00 lor informs- m the library km J like beate tion about it It’s celled an “In- tiful lawns, but if there’s s short- k, a i.wv» tnU !■ nte need tt more? Aka, I recently we couiri probfthlv win the case saw sidewalk wotkmtn take k in court but it would cost us more cap off s Cm Mr^ snd the th. nm water flowed for two days. Other plans everything’s to- tam chided in a plumbing permit Here ^ bills will be we must have a sewer permit SSJi/MSEMLT plumbing permit kitchen vent per mit Mrmit. Many votebeftxwanytbtag is done. IN EUROPE—What does Ruolta think of the '’common market” idea? What effect will Britain', decision to work closely with the the long run try Jo associate them-continental Aoun- selves indirectly with tt. tftis have on Getting Chummy With Wildlife; Outstanding-Experiences of One Family «-H Club Fair: Whan the best citizens In the world ere allowed ■ — ■ te' strut their stuff* - .,. The pure and wholesome joy and other (rest profit that Is in store for anybody who shows a kindly disposition toward wildlife right here In the Pontiac area la told In a letter from I „ „„ Mlri* Lertle Raymond The -English have been spending of Orion. The rewards come in many aiilon,moreekbjwarouUtde their “K.iSuS'JSStom.rtdi.coopl. country than other countries have of fset tall^ have,just been transplanted Leen spending in England, imports ** Raymonds, grotto frdm nuts which 1 ... they furnished the squirrels, and which w® growing but exports have lagged ^ ground. | fehlnd. A seed from their feeding board, and I The British hope that Closer trade evidently dropped by a bird, has produced fetation, with fee nation, of Wretem tatt fnrigpewfflhelptowlvetlwlrfinan- - ata down, wo^iMetm b»ppur eamrt Mai problems. They also hope that °a the lawn within five feet of people fiey will be able to complete this bn- **?**£,**”• „ „ * • ” T . r . __. A raccoon was seen the other day at fortani **®P without endangering the base of the bird feeder, its interesting fie quite extensive trade which they face showing a desire to join the. happy Mill enjoy with their former colonies. **?*^ •hi._____nmhbm. whinh The,e are » f*w of the numerous This poses technical problems which extraordinary incidents available when one gets chummy with our local wildlife. There also k toe music of tbe Unlk— member,” pad offered no objec- What Impact will it have on the satellite countries which are left isolated as they see their a former associates in Europe Nor was any effort made by Moa-movlng toward cow to st<^> Austria from joining, a stronger and This does not mean that the Soviets stronger eco- acquiesce in everything “the nomic position? - seven” have done. ~In -fsctr the These questions are even more Russians depisnded at the organ-important today here in Europe lzation that the so-called ’’most than the special problems that favored nation treatment” be the Russians have much to fear tries. Britain and other countries, and, if they find they cannot really objected. Only Finland ppid heed block the movement, they may in to the Russian request. , The Russians are hot likely*, of course, to abandon right away their efforts to cause embarrassment. They an already trying to persuade Sweden to take only a participation in fhe en- mit, bathroom vent permit. Many unemployed people can’t pay taxes, let aloha pod someone’s pocket. Burnt Up Request an End to Destructiveness S Foster St. (Editor’s Note: The shortage doesnl exist now but will in the years directly ahead. Sinking another well won’t add to the supply in the shed. It would be like put-" ting one more straw in an ice cream soda.) The letter crifidikg those who . don’t like children playing in the ‘Are Ceremonies street was' Interesting. Children “the acrca” as an “associate Purged common market plan. Nor- shouldn't play ball in the street. way and Denmark will seek full membership, so it may be that Sweden will find tt hard to satisfy the demand! of Russia.. (Copyright Mil) Really Needed?* Fm usually quite respectful of LAWRENCE Smiles B1U must be worked out. ★ ★ ★ I Britain’s financial difficulties | art important to the United ; States as well Successful waging | of the cold war with Russia is * coating huge sums. This cost will * increase tremendously during the ■ S next few years. I ..... . ★ ★ Z To date, the United States has 1 by far the biggest share* We can-| not long continue to inereaae our Z national debt at the rate the pres- 2 eat administration is going, how- -$ ever. If we do, we too will fate an Z austerity program of oar own. ★ ★ ★ all of them, regardless of variety or kind. Even the blue Jays, hawks, cardinak and crow* do not stoop to jazz. And It can be made a year round Joy. i - pet woodchuck, (and thejr*re easily tamed If you get them when real young), Is a perpetual gloom dispeller. Mrs. Raymond points that the expense k quite negligible. Table scraps will furnish most of whath desired. Sliced vegetables, fruit and potato parings, cole slaw and crushed egg shetts all comprise a good menu. In connection with the above, a letter from Britain faces with her commonwealth associates, or the dilemma confronting Sweden and Finland, which dislike to become entangled in any kind of political union that might be resented by the Soviets. Neither country hat joined NATO. Is Moscow, however, Irreconcilably opposed to (he enlarged market plan? While their objection* except from the political viewpoint. ‘ In feet, tt is conceivable that in the long run the Soviets may find a united economic entity in the western part of Europe easier to deal with than the present setup of two rival organizations. ★ ♦. ★ For the moment, Moscow keeps hammering away that Britain, in joining the European Economic Community, ia making a mistake and is diminishing her influence in Europe. But these tactics ate obviously designed to embarrass, if not discourage, the whole common market movement. The Cemmaalsts are well granted on certain export* which are part of the Soviets’ trade arrangement* vrith all western coun- " Bhie-Wark is i popular color In autos and black and blue with pedestrians. . ♦ dr ♦ You can never depend on the weather except as a topic of conversation. Dr. Harold Hyman Says: Coed Has Burning Problem —How to Cure Beard Rash? WHITEN FOR NEA Q—I have a burning problem, my chin. After a date when I’ve' been kissed throe or four times — I mean realty kissed, meaningfully — my chin develops a brownish red discoloration or beard burn. After 24 hours the beard bum peels off leaving bruised or burned tissue that gives off watery matter for three or four days before healing. * t; •* I’m a 21-year-old coed, doctor, wnd^l have no intention of giving tions but regrets that the heavy volume of his mail doesn’t permit him to answer each individual letter or poet card. However, be will comment in columns like the above upon matters of general or unusual Interest. Fqr a copy of Dr. Hyman’s leaflet “How to Choose Your Family Doctor,” send 10 cents to Dr. Hyman,- care of The Pontiac Press, but they do — and never te bunt' of their own bouse. They fight, . .... H . - ... scream, hit at cars with baseball tradltloo> h* 1 * ** “*• bats, throw stones and balls Into ot ™e figure out why they always your flower beds,' and people go through such elaborate cere-should put up with that? moaies for the opening of new pub- Most children playing the streets lie buildings, churches, etc. The come from broken homes and only people Interested are those lAiwid'bs in a Juvenile home where taring part and the rest just wish they’d get supervision and a good tt wen over, bringing up. They’re not getting tt at home. , _ —.■ 1......j Huron Gardens Portraits People pay thousands of dollars By Jtf&N C. METCALFE for homes and yank and then j can never see the reason . . . must let undischittned children For a cloud of choking dust damage roots, shrubbery, yard* ... Or why sometimes brainy . furnishings. It isn't the children people ... Let their finest fix-who are to blame, It’s parents. I’m tures rust ... 1 can never see interested In protecting my prop- the reason , erty and In living a consistent, page of a flood . conscientious Christian life. Won’t little houses . you help me do the Utter by keep- sea of mud lag your children from damaging see the reaa my property? speedster in the seat . . . Who Neighbor through all the traffic signals . . j Races op and down the street.. . Far-the ram-. . When it buries . And tt leaves a , I can never . . For the Box 489, Dept. B, Radio City Sta- reads the heart and registers our tion, New York 19, N.Y. . thoughts.—Francis Bacon. I can never see the reason ... For the killer in the ilight ... Or the robber in the daytime . , . Who k cheating left and right ... I cgn never see the reason . .’.-For so many things we do ... But the We cannot too often think there wont of all is finding . . . Empty never-sleeping aye, which cages in the roo. Copyright mi, FleM gtetuipiisi s, be. THOUGHTS FOR TODAY He will aot let your feet be moved, he who keeps you will not otamber.—Poohnq 1M:S.. - Case Records of a Psychologist: First, Baby May Bring Resentment It may wall ha that, when the aaw organization finally goto firmly established, tho Moscow policy will be changed to oao of friendliness, Instead of Mrs. Hadley Orson of Rochester asserts that the squirrels soon forget where they’ve burled a nut, _ . . . . . . mm* that’s why Mis left to sprout.and So we have a vital interest in grow; but the blue jays can be depended Britain's attempt to place herself on upon to return to the exact spot and reft firmer financial basis. For if she .^dden> cven « ** ibis, we can look to her for scant ground Is covered with snow. 'ederal Government Meads Taxpayers This k almost toe last call for our young friendk to get their freckles in readiness for this column’s annual Freckle Contest. It will be n feature of the Oakland County 4-H Club Fair next Tuesday evening at eirht o’clock, a $50 U.S. savings bond golnr to the winner. tin footing the huge bills for firmament and. all the other aspects H the cold war. fi it jg ftr jk . - It Is difficult enough to get na-tons wtjich can afford to do so to pay heir fair share in a common world Mart The prospect grow$ vastly tamer when a nation encounters Ydllftl Orchids tO~ erious financial problems ot its own. • * __ t Mr. and Mrs. Merle Hubbard ’ of IX Oingell Court; 58th wedding anniversary. Oscar Miilhonse ot Bloomfield Bilk; 83nd birthday, there's a certain amount Mr. and Mrs. Falmer Forks ; f -jnystery woven around taxation of Waterford; 53rd wedding anniversary, nq The Indianapolis Star comments Xher Fiiny olfitedly on - the fallacies Our Fed- „ of Rochester; S2nd birthday, ra} Government seeks to establish. Mrs. Charlotte Ponrin y._ TtlllfCjilRfid Irii linin' 1 Mr they will outgrow ttMWfi Boitoty, ...f Mr. and Mm. Jacob Flowerman Ml When goreenments peddle myths, of Waterford; 52nd wedding anniversary. Indeed, there may come a time when the Soviets wltt be maneuvering to build up more trade for the satellite countries as well as for themselves. The Soviets are well aware of the fact that a consolidated market in Western Edhpe comprising 300 million people means a huge industrial capacity and rapid progress in living standards, along with improvements social conditions. Despite all the Utopian promises in the new 20-year Communist party program, the fact remains that the peoples of East Germany, chin guard when I go out date. ' £ v The toys I go out with are clean-' cut and oleoa shaven. Must I settle for .the idea of marrying a chinless ftpedmen of manhood? I’n) afraid I might become cbinlets myself if I marry a real he-man. Ap-4 have good newrfor Mis* Beard Rash of IMi and a po*- I suggest the possibility that you're allergic, to some ingredient of some toilet preparation or cosmetic used by your “clean-cut and dean shaven” boy friends. Perhaps it’s the shaving" soap. Or the menthol that’s addfed to some shaving soaps. Or the aftershave lotion. Or whatever else the dashing young blades pf today put on their faces before they go sparking. . t still jHve a vivkl memory of my first experience with these By DR. ORORGE W. CRANE CASE J-458: Janice D., aged 29, went berserk after ber baby was born and spent three months in a mental sanitarium where ihe-.hgd a long series of shock treatments. Many wives get unstrung during and after the first pregnancy, so I shall prerent this case for its aden-tific value. Pastel it in your scrap-1 book. Janice was beautiful girl who DR. CRANE ‘ attracted men as honey draws flies. She had suffered a very unhappy rhlMhpnrt 'with a drunken father and a brok-err home before able left grammar other satellite countries in Eastern plainant was the wife of a furrier, school, Europe will be hearing every day She was sensitive to a dye he used flo she was unduly hungry for of the realistic growth at the' in his work. He wag not Just lit attention and love. Her vtyadty western countries. News like this the case of- my correspondent, it, and beauty made social affair! a travels across international boun- too, failed to respond to local ap- balm Jm her previously wounded daries despite cenaprshp of t(ie plications. But it vanished rapidly and permanently when the furrier was persuaded to scrub his hands before hf started for horfie. Now at risk of bringing down criticism on my graying bead, " "But I raged at Fate for deal- If a wife has been a coddled, ing HW this unlucky card, and I only child and has been unduly spoiled, or if her childhood has been hard and she then doubly relishes the delight of a husband "In the middle of the night, white who lo^s her, it la not unnatural alone in our country home, I had P***? ****** the baby. There wasn’t even a * M.ain*t kfa>foIk nmy kept building up greater dislike for my baby. Poland, Czechoslovakia And the puzzling skin allergies. The com- press’ and radio.. In a political sense,, therefore, The Countfy Parson doctor or nurse in attendance “I became detirioa* with paia and fruNtration. Daring the following week, every time I heard the baby cry nr eves move te its crib, I eoald have acrc*med no great w*s my reeentment. *T couldn’t even bear to nurse him, although I had plenty of milk. And my once beautiful bust became flabby after he was weaned,, so I developed a hew cause for hatred. dr, ★. tt. "Even to fids day, and ftye yean have passed, I can’t stand the sight of mothers pushing baby carriages. "They make me so Insane with rage that I almost black out. I literally cross the street te avoid pomlag a mother with k spoil bar privacy. There te no inevitable attrac-tion between mother and baby. "Dr. Crane, I realize, my 1 Then she married,- and within two mopth* found that she was to have a baby. She became frantic with anger and bitterness. ... ... - — jpDJfc Cinne, I first tried to have mPMHPVP suggest that our coed mate an- an abortion, but this fatted. Then tude it unnatural, but this is just otter date with the last chap who X almost lost my mind with, rage the way I feel, so I am telling you teas responsible for ber chin rash, when I found I had to stay home the .truth.” Oidy fids time, teRhlm to fitepare from parties. wwww Wutw'ib*. for the fryst by taking a dry "My husband's wok kept him ; x, " “E shave, prthaps arith an electric away a great deal, and now I “ Jridce had vertialized her Ire shaver. That and nothing 'else.- could no longer travel with him, would have felt If the bum fails to develop, ask which had been one of my great- rise frustrated. , hire to bring around the toilet est delights. ’ *. ’ * ♦ : PRFrNANrvreMwrvTC For the very act of talking over PREGNANCY COMPLEXES one’s problems, helps lessen the "Each day snd night that I spent tension, alone at home, I hated jhe child more, for he stood between me and the iuty reaHrilipness J had This rive is a learned habit, and usually starts during early pregnancy. But hatred may also develop then, too. So send for my bulletin "Facts About Pregnancy", enclosing a stamped return envelope and 30 cents. Learn to love your baby early. Or. p*wg* WjCnn* d pamphlet*. (Copyright A It’s late easier I# talk Ikt lii articles and cosmetics he used before the previous date. Apply a sample of each to specified areas of your inner arins. If a ragtoj»te«rs, ywrjrofeu Jem--lS^soivBd. You may'^afely marry an all-American "he-man.'' And may ail your am have dimpled chins, just like Cary Grant's. Dear Reader; Dr. Hymui appreciates your comments and ques- “My husband weald call me by telephone each night, which And ahe was art ao unnatural «a she thougl|LJn# R surprised her to know how many thousands of other wives have •ecretly hated their .first baby, Mephoae each MgM, which at Mast momentarily. For tho the only thing that kept me PNffiuNre interferes with. Mete P - ' mm social ilo. ' ^ •, MYIpIpM II dttftfittfbfifi. ’ •* Oakland. Oen*m, LKrlnz- * M'.cbitsD and all atbor -a Unit*) States tal.4* • * ---- THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, AUGUST 4. 1M1 SEVEV„ Aviation Going Onward, Upward ' :^ ;W, - Plane Passengers Will Wa ... By DOO QUKJCk NEW YORK (UPI)—Where is commercial aviation going? Onward and upward. To about 1& 900 or 10,000 feet and UOO miles sn hour, within « Decade or so, according to sane experience each travel as watching the takeoff an the ptttge'* own television system. CREATE COMFOKT Such tomvatkm an the new supersonic planes’ will be , born of efforts to mate patsrmpr comfort In toe fane of greater structural stress an the plane. _________ _______________ I** pmbtens are beginning to ^m-nm thoughts of *rign- Otter experts say it will be sooner. Up year IMS has been to Europe in two hours HOME REMODELING • R*c ration • Attic Roentt • Brazaways • Garages • Aluminum Wimlowt and Doors TALBOTT CONSTRUCTION 10» Oakland I FE 4-4595 Charles Butler, who heads a firm prominent to aircraft ia-tenor design, outlined soma “of them in an interview: lim has been a lot of pro and eaa as to whettm there wtB be window* on toe snpte*- i era a tiemeadoas weight peaalty. Bat If yoa deaf “You might counteract this To Report Road Noods LANSING Ol - The State IflSb-way Department will dlsdoee the remits of a toree-year study of Michigan’s highway needs at a meeting with a legislative coan-here Aug. 15. The report coven an evamauon of 1K1.000 miles of Mate highways and city with a peculiar lighting. Or you might put IV screens on toe backs of the seats cr on toe ceiling. or both. "The cameras would be somewhere on toe front of toe plane. “Huts you could watch the takeoff from two views, prob-ably getting a better view of 17.S. 27 to Lose IS Miles Sept 1 Near Mackinaw LANSING • — Highway U. S. 27 ill be 15 miles shorter alter Sept. 1, says toe State Highway Depart- The shrinkage will remit from a *««witwg of derignatad numbers on the route, which now extends from tot MlrWgn.Tmfl»na line south of Cotdwater to Mackinaw City, some 314 miles. Highway department off said they have decided that the 15-mile stretch from Cheboygan to Mackinaw CJty should be deslg-noted ' only as U. S. 23. It hai been carrying two route numbers: U. S. 27 and U. S. 23. YOU CAN CHARGE IT NOW AT RENNETS Back-to-School Pre-season Specials! COMPARE OUR JUMPER PLUS A FULL BLOUSE! Think of itl A separate white cotton broadcloth blouse to team with all youif favorite slacks and skirts! 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And Fm presuming there will be no lavatories — at least, none such as you have now.” k dr dr He explained Hint he didn't believe there would be any walking around on the part of paseen-gers. At that qwed, if you hit a bump you wouldn't be oh your -feet anymore. Also, be behoves the flights may he seet-hett ones all the Jcyckson Notional Ufa Gets State Approval ’) — The Jeckaan Insurance Co., has certificate pf authority to cnftimUce business to Mich- igan, the State Department of In-{ surance said Thursday. [ Sale of stock has resulted In the mktog of mutt. ton 4*- The company plana to restrict] Itself to the issuance of life tamr-| ance only at ] Fine* Quality Carpet$ McLEOD CARPETS - N.it is swrv a He has done airplane interiors on they^nsonel planes at former King Farouk (he warded a tot or divans), Pertto (swivel -chain), Batista (heroic symbols on toe front bulkhead: “Castro has the plane now; I getter lt*i full of chicken feathers”), and Clpang Kai-shek * ’ d d * ............ 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It could happen to anybody.’* ' ‘JUST 00 AHEAD* "What I can’t understand is wby the bank always b&mes you If your checking account doesn’t balance. if they give you any more trouble, Just go ahead and twitch to another bank.” l-SIATIJt SOSA as pictured with Awn Chair ■ Upholstery. Color Desert Sand. Reg. $159,00. SQQ95 SOTH piicis VV Reg. $129(95. CiisiW is JislisiiMifa I vVVIlVwWPMVHKr —rr- Here is the Complete Homel ’ Safa, leva seot«ddMirlwve spring dadt with reversible, thick loom root cushions for dotriblaaoM^daubla comfort, doulila ftrangth. • Foam Topped ke* Fir «lre comfort. • fomior Appid bsA. • Upholstorad ksi reinforced plostfc; aosy-to-daon; loin weorioy Avon Manor Estates THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY, AtTGtTST 4,10B1 ‘'Arming the crew would present a more serious problem,” fHopn nyrmi n rkkanls rtf no dor$> Beach, Calif., oak). “If haaTween armed we probably would'have gotten hurt” „ # V * Arming of crews had been eug-gested by Najeeb Halaby, admin-iatrator of the Federal Aviation Agency. {Uckaide proposed, as an alternative, a single armed guard each plane. ★ * * “This worked during the stagecoach days, when a guard by.tbe he tad. Rfckank and Ova other here of the crew of i Ctantlneiital Airlines tranaport traveled as paa-aangett in refnhtg from El Paso. The transport had been commandeered near £2 Paso earlier Thursday. 'Rabtrning with Wckardt were atowardtsaea Lota Chfnagcy and . Toni Beaset; 1st Officer R. C. Wagner, 2nd Officer Norman Sim-mono and the director of paaaqp-ger wrvicee, Louis Vlnch. Dtiovos Follow Example OLYMPIA. Wash. (AFM Merchants hi nearby Ttano ware staging a mock holdup during a three-day civic odobntta. At the same time, thieves took <900 tarn a cadi box hi a Tmtoo groceiy FAA Wants Hydiauh<&wJ>lanes WASHINGTON W—Thp Federal of plumbing required—rather than Aviation Agency is looking tor the supply of fluid carried, simplified .plumbing to avert future Airliners arc equipped with in-hydraulic system failures fat alr-struments to detect quickly any ltaeta. leakage of fuel. The FAA said, however. It is The FAA pointed out Jhat iLaitb satisfied with the excess supplies liners were required to carry still of hydraulic fluid now carried on additional extra supplies of by-such planes. drauiic fluid, the eta in welg The ageacy haa recetved tome volume might be excessive. criticism In the vtav af laadtag gear failure* af the type that have lain tovahrad la accidents . at Denver, Miami sad elsewhere. ' Soma traydan have reported hearing about the net of milk, water, even cotta and orange Juice to supplement emergency supplies of hydraulic fluid. * * ♦ An FAA spokesman said modem airliners have, in addition' to their built-in main supply of hydraulic fluid, an auxiliary system plas an emergency supply of bottled fluid. ■a said this Is considered more m YAA iacoBrceraa d more about the complexity of the hydraulic system—the great amount Sovo 30 Nowbom Babies From Smoky Nursery CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP) — Smoke from a refrigerator motor fit* filled a boapitd nursery Thursday night, but rescuers carried ID newborn babies to safety. 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Pontiac's finest Selection DON’T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE REAL MONEY! —ALL SALES FINAL-BUILDING FOR SALE OR RENT STORE FIXTURES FOR SALE KIWI THE PONTIAC PRESS, FTtlDAY, AUGUST I, 1961 31 per cent from January to June' f |of this year while employment/ I rose, only |l: per cent. J\., .. What's the reason? | doFALSE teeth ■•ek. Slid* ot Slip? PAsrsrri. aa iniwwd povn, to to urn ntite on upper or lover pUt«*. bold. (alee teetb more «Mj» in place Do not elide, nip er mOL no tent. ptMi MM to (Mlto tunwHeiAilW *% acini, Ooee hat toor. Cbecta pleti 040." breath" Gel PASTUTB to Here ’s What to Do for round 100,000 Output Up 16.4 Per Cent in J st Half, but Average Employment Off 19,000 PITTSBURGH (API— The nation's steel miUs are operating at a .pretty good pace. But thousands of steelworkers ate out of work. Production in the second quarter of the year hovered around TO per cent of. capacity—a so-called "normal" level. Yet some 100.000 mill workers1 were idle, ac-l cordwg to the United Steelworks Ws"Umon^~ " tor eaetinog. many wsrkert get more job'time when production goes up. This doesn't show in to-| tal employment figures. Bura bigger factor ip automation. This it where the union puts! moat of the blame.. The com pa-j nies agree, but With qaaliftak-l For Area Un,Y Sixe SOC00 io*xio* gj| . Large Selection of Sizes and Colors Slabs ♦«» Store.**, . Swim»i«t ftob aad Cwsn Aims I WASHINGTON (NEA)-Wbere *, * * W S do you fit into the long-range you have a basement, build-|! civil ejefense picture? What can tag » ^»ter is cheap. If you I yod. usui individual do to help «* *" Y»* '* Insure your own survival in the making one room into a ■ mid-1960s and beyond? dual-purpose family room-fall- . . .. . rout shelter te not expensive. II ! , P«“ I you are building * new house, I to make a plan. For^rven alter f, ^ ^ t0 „lake on{ « soveimnent murks shelters. of [Wml usable as a {aUout Z there is no intention of assigning ^ «t I people. There will be ftwer j ■ * .. . ..jL-AbeUyjcs ,tto>^ieteie>. Thnae.ihat-I- -^’«a.,»toad.ha.i*-wy^ri«I I get there first would be ill; ! dsager to dying tern fallout If -• l| those outside would die. —■————■—rH -r± Queen Mother Is 61 The new civil defense program makes no provisions for defense against blast. If you live within 10 or iq miles of where a bomb is likely to drop, you must build a blast shelter of your own. or be prepared to mme odt hefarr a bomb dropped. Whether you build a family shelter, there are other things you must accomplish in the next several years if you want to be reasonably certain of surviving any possible attack. tl l LONDON tUPIi - Queen Eliza-] Jbeth, the Queen Mother, celebtat-j led her 61st 'hlrthdav today at her ^residence, -fW^ C«^ OT®ei>. 3aj Caithness, Scotland. What is happening in this basic industry? Statistics tell part to the story. The American Iron and Steel Institute reports the nation's mills 38.5 million tons of mu s. Must Help Those Fleeing Cuba' 1 turned — IHR ..VRI steel in the second half to 1900 with an average employment to r <60,000 hourly workers. . PRODUCTION IT Productions rose lit per cent In . the first half of this year—to .44.8 . million' tons—while the average I number of Jobs dropped to an es-| liniated 381,000. -.J are rtodly methcmatk-nl about this. They expect violent (nob*, hysteria, attacks m the shel- ELIZABETH. Colo. tUPIl-Gary Lee Neely, 27, a silo supervisor at the Titan Intercontinental, Bal-- listics Missile site under construction near here, wag killed Thursday night when he tell 100 feet to the ^bottom of a silo launcher. Neely apparently slipped tot a counter weight which, controls ' the hIIo rent, hit his lured oa a metal beam and plunged In the concrete floor at the bottom to the ISO-foot-deep silo. [ , Bruce WUlhoit, a millwright . working nearby, tried to stop your neighborhood schools WASHINGTON (UPI) - The en- ,„»kr Ike change, arererery the country must help Florida re- m.soow school rooms or bose-Settle Cuban refugees, according meat, could be used as IWtont fc Welfare Secretary Abraham A. shelters. Year children might side. Therefore, the experts say. Boys—Girls there is » shelter you can gel to Ribicoff, who set up federal participation in a Cuban refugee relief program in Florida last winter, testified before a House Immigration Subcommittee Thursday, "It has now become increasingly evident that we cannot continue to rely upon the Miami area Florida to absorb time. - You should make certain that your church, your neighborhood, supermarket, other buildings' in your neighborhood, have fallout shelters. - Even if you have a shelter of your own, it is to your Interest to make certain there V shelter space for everyone. A member of your family might not be *bl# to ikacli liuiiw, ~ Hysterical neighbors’ might fedat Swedisb iiospii attack, farce you set to your IO0I0., and released. In other words, more steel was; produced in fewer man hours. •• | Government figures reveal a, similar'trend. The Department to j Labor says steel production rose Homeowners! Paint Up! SURF EXTERIOR LATEX PAINT or even upon an unlimited number to people who, (Respite their pride, their dignity ptHl fheir desire fr* fiance, must of necessity look to the resources immediately at hand to maintain themselves," he said. HO 1 MONEY DOWN WHY TAKE FREE RED STAMPS ADVANTAGE SHELTON DEAL? NEW SCHOOL DRESSES FOR GIRLS IN PLAIDS •19.9 1— 1Because aver 2772 paople have bought • Shelton cor in Hi* past 5 Vi years 2— Because our prices are competitive and trade-ins among tha bast 3— Because we have courtesy can available whan you need them. No Charge 4— Because we have a 35,000-mile guarantee. Ask for Details. 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STORE mm THE PONTIAC FRiBSS» FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 1C61 Ilia taw ku /ertr amm jmnmni. on mi thea 5JB00 galkma'tana an hour. tbajV mm'l fef gasoline at a luett« and up at the rat* of about M ta—t ii TV proton, _i watt tn the Ml dnu of all atoms, la about MOO times larger than an electron. APPLIANCE BUYERS! OLLIE FRETTER SAYS: I GOT 1200 APPLIANCES AND TV's FOR SALE BUT IndictSamuel ion Bad Bonds Charge . A farmer Pontiac Teamsters L’n-,614 officials werw involved in the agent and two other men have been indicted by a federal grand Jury in Miami, Fla. «a charges of conjuring to transport $265,000 worth Of phony Ohio Turnpike bonds. , Samuel J. Hamate, 47, baatacaa agent at Pontiac Teamster* Local 614 in1*0 and 1S5L yesterday of waimhing to tram-port $65 of the counterfeit ' valued at $1,000 each, in I ttanal commerce., charges. alas charged in ■amt with tram* fruni Mlaiui to Ml aaiy. The soearittas Were depostted la a Ni year*’ pmbaMsn hi BN tav *► OOBM tax evasion, hat la M* waa saatoatsd fa M months la prism far vMattea of ptebaflen. The tatter sentence stemmed !rom Ms refusal to reveal sauna of HS2BD la income daring 1*57 aad 1968. He appeared before the Senate tabor rackets committee in August,.U66, and refused to answer S3 questions on grounds| that he might incriminate' himself Marosso’s appearance before the] committee came at. a time Team-! ■ter President 'James ft. Holla’s] influence on Local 614 was being! 21-Inch CmmIi Television *149”, HAMPER POOR GAS DRYER *9995 [bogus after a New Yfiffc firm purchased them. Marosso waa a business agent for. Teamster Local 247 from 1961 1954, when, he waa convicted of extortion. Southern School Board J Marosso served a seven sentence in Jackson Slate Prison |lin 1954-55 after pleading guilty to . p ;yA as-J. |euon ■{extortion charges involving a Da-10 KeCCIV® mQTn LOWOn itroit contractor. Two other Local ADMIRALS REFRIGERATOR! Buike Defends (Cuban Invasion I Recomr FREEZER COMBINATION No frost build up . . no defrosting ever in this spoclour 10.39 cu. ft frash food aect ion. Big 75-lb., sub-zero freezer quick-freezes ond stores foods for months. Separate door. Refrigerator unit has two ''Bottle Deep'' door shelves, butter and cheese bins with "Touch-awoy" lids, 27 at. porceloin crisper. Automatic interior light; egg trays hold 28 eggs, 2 ice cube trays. New "Penny Pincher" power unit. Full year warranty on refrigerator. Recommendations Made by Joint Chiefs Weren't Understood, He Says WASHINGTON - Ad Arleigh A. Burke has implied the Kennedy administration did no fully understand the Joint Chiefs of Staff recommaadatton || 01-fa ted Cuban tavasloo. ■j Speaking Thursday at the Na-. Btional Prate Club two day* after CHATTANOOGA » - The, ]Chattanooga School Board went] ] hack to school — after its members flunked their math. After Max Vann, head of the] dty high school mathematics department, oultlined a new math] program for the schools, the board members confessed they AthT understand, They asked Vann tor] couple hours of Instruction. Springs Water Trap RANDLETT, Okta. » - Farmer I C.B. Resaell got tired (mfBfli it and the sheriff confiscated stalled car near the Reteell faro The car M FRITTER'S LOW, LOW.. *259 98 tUDCCT TERMS ■ 30 0oy5 [tchanqc ■ GENEROUS TRADE■ FAST 24 HOUR ■ NO MONEY DOWN H Courteous, After FraMirt Carirad Hsirant *ch* (to W| Mmeu ten II l> Yearn* i First RtfgrdlMi of Met. FRETTER APPLIANCE MIRACLE MILE SHOPPING CENTER So TELEGRAPH at SQUARE LAKE ROAD Open Doily 10 AM. 'til 9 P.M. - FE 3-7051 - Sunday 10 AM. 'til 7 PM. ■ six-year term as chief of U.S. | Naval Operations, Burke skid ■ll were living the affair over, Hdadstona that tee Joint Chiefs of ■{Staff made would probably be ■ made agate.” I Bat, he said, teey would taaUt ■I an a “mare therengh arplana-I tlon department.” J The admiral did not dtacuaa the ■'specific suggestions. But ft has ■lbten commonly said in the Pep- ■ tagon that the Joint Chiefs* en-■dorsement of the Cuban invasion Z; effort was made on two “ass H terns’* given to them by govern-■.meat leawi. these were that aa Invasion such as the mb last April wenid he accompanied by an ap rising of tee nibna peepie, and tent ruei Castro’s armed laws had net yet bees fatly trained In tee am af certain Commaatot-sap- I I Ll SDlIIS Snfieren Here's good news for you! |«teteiN*ildeii6* SYNA-CLEAR Decongestant tablets art instantly mi continuously ta drain mi alter, ni nan I linaa eavl-Hos. One "hard caW toblat gives a* to 8 hours relief from pala and prastara of cengeetien. 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Air CeteHtiened ter Year Shopping Cemfsrl THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, AUGUST A 1961 ELEViafr Pontiac, Nearby Area Deaths Omer F. Adams, 71, of 33 Aduna] St. M ywterday at Pontiac General Hospital. q A retired employe of Pontiac Motor Divtotoa, he loaves Mb wife, Oorrine; Ufa daughter*, Mn. Vada Stafford and Mrt Omalena Bay, both at Ptadac; M aoaa, Dewvel D. Hyattavflle, Md. aid James E. of anas*. CbUt; IT puadoMI. (two aoaa, Mu W. of Michigan City, Ind. and Junta A. of St Louia, Mo.; a deter and a toother. at a loot illness. FRANK U. PAUUN8 Word has Been received pf. the death at aaraaar Pontiac resident Frank V. Pauline, TO, » retired a sister. ... ... Service vfll fee held at 11 a.m. Saturday at Vooriu'ea Slple Chapel with burial In White Chapel Man- MILLARD C. BOWMAN • Sendee for MWard CL Bowman, 74 of 917 2M St. Tampa, Fla., wiilban"--' — — -—* I than a year. SOfl - afUUUM rUW»BU IWlKi W ial will be In White Chapel Memorial Cemetery. A retired euperviaor at Pontiac Molar Divtoton, Mr. Bowman a former resident of Williams i-Ufw Waterford Township. He was a member of toa Baptist Church and Masonic Lodge in Tampa. Surviving are MW' daughters, Mrs.'JOhn D. Springer and Mrs. John H. Meter, both of Pontiac; a son Dennis of Tipf City, Ohio; U grandchildren; and a great grandchild. Mr. BoWman’s body will 1 brought to tfaa funeral home at p.m. Saturday. He died of a heart ailment Wednesday at St. Joseph Hospital in Tampa after an illness of two weeks. * WESLEY D. JACKSON Service lor Wesley D. Jackson, d>, of S87 Hi^daad Ave. was hold Thursday evening hi P Methodist Church. Following the Krvtce M| body was tahen to Indianapolis, lad., for service and burial. Arrangements were by to Frank Carruthers Funeral Home. A member of the St. John Church, Mr. Jackson was self employed in the South Side Confectionary Stare. Surviving hie. his wife, Agnes; Ralph W. Potter of % Gladstone Plane. a retired emptaye of Pontiac Motor Dtvteku, Had yesterday. He was 67. of the LoyM Order United Auto Workers No. 653, he touvesa stater.." Arrangements are by the Hun-tooa “ — Mr. Young, a ttfetaut area few ident, died unexpectedly today at Lapeer County. General Hospital. Ha was a His member of Orion Lodge No. 46, FAAM, and a ber at the Lake Orton Methodist Church. He had owned aad op-erated several fanne in toe ana and was a—oriated with his ton, Charles B. of Lake Orton in the wholesale and retail potato busless. Surviving besides t Y. B SOUTHFIELD — Service James V. demon Jr., tofaat of Mr. and Mrs. Jamaa^Y. Omens of be at M aJn. tomorrow at toe McGraw Funersl Home. Dunkirk. N. Y. Burial will ba ta St Joseph Cemetery, Fredonia, N. Y. The Infant glad 'Siilari Pontiac Osteopathic Hospital 14 hows after birth. Ha to survived by Ms _ L. YOUNG LAKE ORION — Service for B-mer L Young, 71, «f fto Perry St, win be 21 ajn. Monday at ABrit*s Fdnexal Home followed by |MmM frvtce at Ever- Road Commission Honors Safety Conscious Drivers One hundred and forto-flve safety consriwu drivers tor toe Oakland County Road Commission last claimed toe commission’s tint .safety pins and certificates.' In conjunction with a safety program of the National Safrty Council, the commission a year ago began watching the drivers who 'could pat in a year's driving wito- Davto, safety supervisor for the namlaskm. The MS that passed the test Phelps and Mrs. Larry Lawrence, both of Lake Orion; a slater, Mrs. Hubble of Oxford; seven -Cattle Wing Refuses to Die Ranchers Still Brand Cowl to Halt Modern, Mechanized thieves feM'la teem I HUand M. Thatcher, chairman, praaantod the ptaa, with a V In ton neater for the Brat year’s accompHshment, and car-tifleates from fee NBC. Only driven, who drive vehicles from pickups to big road gratters, and who ipad about 18 par cent f their tone on the toad, arc riged. “These wees fee m**, whs. ed aad used by a i or merchant to identity and them i manufactured or sold 1 "HEW" ISNT ALWAYS "BETTET -ftinu Mm i ill teli man ttepMsatos a Made e»,grass, no> tare am taegh oil,Ms so seSi« nlssWer taowtedps.* Setoaea uad aedtri ftopm am Bat. ta* os pel, eetervo pare late mdeta safest md hash ip roe am imcouras—. mtAppotwriB. sowmiimrtes oc peL.eevee, port, alcohol, salts oe paw mum*, thin ■wiewif o-jis-wA arrrms is man bob roe, it contains GULBRANSEN ORGANS •t Wiegand Music Ceiled Mir.rU MU* Sbawlac CcnUr ta Baaaar Ana . FB S4M JOHN F. FBEIBITtOER UNION LAKE — Service John F. Freiburger, 83, of 575P Garthby St., will be held Monday morning at BL Ignatius Church Ubly. Burial will be in St Ignatius Cemetery. ” ." gy™»*4 Mr. Freiburger died unexpectedly yesterday! Prayer sendee wiU be held at 6:45 pjn. today at Voorti Funeral Home, Pontiac, where the body win be until noon tomorrow. Thep it will be moved to the Zinger Funeral Home, Ubly. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. George Mnnro of Union Lake; and those song, Walter A. and Homy W., both of Unton Lake, and Hiram $. of gaglnaw. MBS. LEVI IAWDON Mrs. Levi (Bertha) Sawdon, 82. of 3081 Hill Road died yesterday at Avon Center Hospital after an illness of several months. ‘ * A member Of Pilgrim Holiness Church aha leaves her three daughters, Mrs. Leota Pietsch of Pontiac, Mrs. Kami Bradley of Auburn Heights and Mrs. Cecil Chinander of Saginaw; two sons, Ray of Pontiac and fear! of Whitfemom; 13 grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren; and two sisters. Service will be held at 2 p.m: Monday at the Pilgrim Holiness Church with burial following ta Peny Mount Park Cemetery. Arrangements are by the Sparks-Griffin Funeral Home. FORT WORTH, Tex. (UPD — Mechanisation has made i rustling a hit-and-run crime jfaster scale, but it hasn't 'changed the main way a rancho- marks his cattle as his own. Ernest Duke of Fart Worth, di-rector of the Texas andSoufowest era Cattle Raisers Association, said the cattle rustler’s pony has given metood of the pari has yielded to a method harder to trace — ’BEST BUY" SALE STILL IN PROGRESS FRI6IDAIRE REFRIGERAT0K-FREEZ1 • BIG 18 LI. ZERO ZONE PRIIZIR • AUTOMATIC DI FROSTING REFRIGERATOR •ROOM GALORE ON STORAGE DOOR • BUTTER COMPAR MINT—ICC SHELF NO DOWN PAYMKNT 2 YEARS TO PAY . 90 DAYS SAME AS CASH Closed Wednesday Afternoons During August ' L - Your Electrical Appliance Specialists ; OPEN MON. ond FRI. NiemTS ’til 9 P.M. ***** 121 North Saginaw. St. FE 5-6189 Now lor School A SMALL DEPOSIT HOLDS YOUR CHOICE “New look” "lof "Transportation has been a real boon to tMeves,” Dube mid. 'They can steal cattle after dark aad be uur away by daylight. They can load the cattle into feet transports And have them sold at tnarint before tong." Texas tow enforcement officers still hum n tot of trouble with cattle thieves, Duke said. The end of mage didn’t bring an to ruatttng. cattle branding has mained basically the same over toe yean. “Nothing has replaced toe bet Iran yet,” Duke said. ‘Tt remains toe- seme thing as la the old days.. — ^ Them are some acids and other! chemical brands, but they don’t H work as well.” To match toe rustlers’ increased B mobility, enforcement officers aiid B cattlemen have a few new tricks of B their own. I A 1 o v e l y t w o-p i e c e blouson that has a bias cut plaid pleated skirt jumper effect with contrast top and b 1 o u • sleeves in a special Wash and Wear finish. Blue only,. Pre-Teens A confined brushed wool in the season's smartest color —Magenta. Choose from the two styles shown. A. Jacket •7* Sg98 Box Pleat Skirl B. 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Halaby announced ttei arming authority Thursday—«oon| after two. hijackers, who took] over a Boeing TOT jet airliner.] surrondrird io federal officers *1 ■ H ■paaoj-tWr-"— #- ♦ * The immediate reaction of in-, dustry .leaders was either indeed sion or odtright rejection: From American Airlines came . a statement that it flatly was "against arming any members of any of our crews.’’ Other airlines said they would take the matter ..under consideration Recalls friction on Japan Arms Statesman Says Dulles Met Resistance From Gen. MacArthur TOKYO (AP)- Japanese elder ■Uteemaii Shigero YosMda says he and Gan. Douglas MacArthur resisting a proposal by the late John Foster Dulles to re- Dog'Pushinka Feels Fit Again at White House WASHINGTON (UP!)—Pushinka. the daughter of Russian space dag Strelka, has Received a clean bill of health from doctan at ttaAriny hospital where capital VIPs are often treated. ... t---------w ■” * But Mrs. Kenody's press secretary, Pamela Turnure, said Thursday it was “abeolutely untrue” that the gift dog from Russian arm occupied Japan at the start P^mier Nikita Khrushchev was of toe Korean War. suspected of being a "Trojan dog” When the conflict broke out injbearing geitns -from political jlW, Duties, tool a special nd-jenemies. ** US. State Depart-i MIm T«r««rr said toe (tony . . »•"** ** was token to Waller tests attar aypareufly picking up jlCing toHood^Od«gdtionj22,^^"OJ^a^ sepCi**j 1 KATMANDU, Nepal er ft. mmem SPECIALS 2x4—6' :..........,29< 2x4-8' ........^,_.39i h$ WUtefir R*mw..5« UM“V. 1x8 PIm Resaw... 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Gilman said the elder hijacker became scared it the shooting and pointed his gin at the head of one of the people in the plane. TENSE MOMENT “His reaction to the shooting gerous moments on the plane. "The boy didn't talk at all but the father wag very talkative. 1 talked the father into taking the gun from his bey. “I tiled to appeal to him as a father. I said the boy didn’t know what he was doing and didn’t have any business with the gun. “Hie father paid hie was ted up affiT~thw American government He said ho was going to Cuba and become a naturalized Cuban citizen.” Kennedy Lauds 'Courageousf Federal Men * WASHINGTON (AP)—President Kennedy today commended two Gilman said be told the father Kennedy i diet only a criminal or' a Com- geous and k munist would do what he was do- in which FBI tag aqd make his son help him. by and Bon! “He refused to answer me when ard Gilman ) I asked if he was a Communist, “under the i He denied vehemently that he stances.” was involved with Castro, but The two rm he said he had friends in Cuba, tured Leon I "I asked him if his wife knew sen, Cody, l what he was doing and he said after nine h she did and die would join him dickering an in Cuba later. p> Kennedy’s “We got the father'busy talk- FBI Direct® tag and I heard some of the hoe- and to 1mm tages slip out the window (at the er J. m. St back of the plane)." mended the ] Later Crosby and Gilman tried key role in < to get the father and son to give Gilman, 4! up. They told the hijackers there backstopping was no hope' for escape. (Swing and h SEES PATROLMAN ' - - Oration he * "I got a glimpse of a border BULLETS FIND MARK—This is punctured tires of the hUacked jet ail in bringing the big Boeing TOT to a sti for Havana. One of the hijackers LEONARD W. GILMAN PLANE PENNED UP—The chase down the runway ended, armed, officers Rand guard around the hijacked Jet.<~4n*ide, the two plane pirates, Leon Bearden, 38, and his son C6dy Leon Bearden, 18, kept four passengers and six crew members at bay in a vigil which lasted until the two were finally subdued by * AF thblu RELIEVED AND HAPPY—Mrs. Maxine Gilman smiles after receiving news that her husband Leonard Walter Gilman was safe and a hero in thwarting the attempted, theft of a Continental Airlines airliner at El Paso, Tex. 8he holds wire photos of the two hijackers. j * Leonard W. Gillman, 43, an official of the UJ. Border Patrol and a passenger on the plane, and Francis Crosby, an FBI agent, who was-.on board the plane negotiating for the release of hostages. ' GLAD ORDEAL'S OVER—Mrs. BUI Knapp, Phoenix, Ariz., and bar two children John, 9-months-old, and Rebecca, almost 3, tat in the air terihinal at El Jaso International Airport after their release from the airliner. Mrs. Knapp said her two youngsters slept through the long ordeal. SNEAKS to SAFETY-One of the stewardesses aboard the hijacked jet airliner gets ready to jump from toe aircraft. The stewardess, Lois ^arnagey, along with other hostages, managed to sneak out of the pear of the airplane while toe two hijackers FREE AT LAST—El Pl*6 Police Capt. Ted Vogel assists Qtetinettal Airlines stewardesses Lois Camagey (left) and Toni Benett after the two managed to free themselves from the hijacked jet airliner af El Paso International airport Thursday. Sanforized Polished Cotton MIN'S AND STUDENTS IVT STYLE SLACKS QMlity vuh *n w««r A AM lUcka feature comfort cut, , top tailoring, Plain front rff* I •tyle, cuffed bottoms. In top colors. Sizes 29 to 40. HOURS: OfH Dally ti l t. Open NlfkUy 4m, Ml rrtltr « THRPONTIAC PRESS, TRIDAV. AUGUST 4, 18«1 FftTBKN Will Drop Plans fcmi%xy Ftglrt Bocateff Will Support Now President; Dann Stiff Has Objection* DETltOfr • — Chrysler Corp. Mgil Must Go , Through, Even" a Post Egg NASHVILLE. Ten a (AP) — PMBMB are, too, gopd sports. And that egg stsiwpid and hard-boOed^s on its wayto California bp lint dess mail, if * : Postmaster Lewis Moon mid m w MS he is rl mwy b<* Thursday with two tast Lynn A. Towneend. ■ * * * Bacaloff, a Portland. Ore., tractor, IMd he notified the Sa-curitieo and Exchi he no Jqncsr intends to to 1*. T, Brian of Berkeley, rat Bs iwsrnm rend: by the ' i named president July 27 tsBowtof the mslfinlhiii of L. L. Colbert as chairman and prerident Colbert bad been Bacakffa prime target I * # Attorney Bel A. Dann, Gfaryricr*a most persistent critic, bat eaid he Townsend is not acceptable to him. James 0. Robbins of Royal Oak, anofbrt stockhoUtar who has ertti-cized past Chryslm ma lid? tn the changes. About 4 per cent of America’s mental patients an in private Urge Complete Cuban Embargo Stale Department rets Pressure on ^rqpident to Cut Fined, Trickle WASHINGTON (UP!) - Hfch **• » ■»d car brehen, you’re cricked; not aretvtog. U.S. men are poor sports:” I’ve never seen utytohat like amt through before.” said the postmaster. Item he carefully hand-canceled the egg and sack for the 2-day trip to Berkeley. The eag bears no addreps. Central Police Station's No Place to Snooze ST. JOSEPH, Mb. (Jt-A tired. 16-year-old ify stopped into the lint building he saw open here at night, He lay down in the hallway and went to sleep. The nest morning he told police he had Utch-hiked here front Iowa after running sway from home. The building he had entered for la snooze wee the central police itostfs jhdtois-es-ae..j4neli .as reply ts the VS. demand tost The sole remaining trade be-veen the fato coomtries is food, cavorted to Qtie, and tobacco im-—'» to tUe nation valued at «90 Ion n pear.. ignoring CUba. t But it was learned that mounting congressional pressure increased by Thursday's attempted plane hijacking has swayed Kennedy to cnmUer a complete eri- Heavy Wool Axmingter Mohawk Reg. fl 0.95 SALE FIRST QUALITY I'SIS SEAMLESS ’ Meth, plain stitch nylom 2JI Same quality as national brand* selling at 79c to fl a pair. Save up tp 50% at Grants price. 8%-lL GRANTS GIVES YOU LOW PRICES PLUS S&H GREEN STAMPS BOwmm percales and fine broadcloths in aleevehss and cap sleeve styles. 12-20; UltjMtt. Wiltons-Axminsters-Velvets Karan's Carpets, one of the largett and most complete specialty stores In Hie Pontiac area, it offering for this sola, thousand* of yards of famous make carpeting of drastically reduced prices. 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"Boat suppers" are popular at dump* The girls don.life preservers, pick up their meal at the .logpfcOad .ent while drifting lazity across the lane' in a camp boat. One unit had a nimat breakfast." Ifw bad mate querades, and one group staged a “jungie party" for which half the unit tied fruit in the trees for the other half to find. The many lashed shelves for wash basins and other camp equipment speak well of die .girls’ training in lashing. One group has sot up a tool'rack for hatchets, shovels, rakes And brooms. The scouts in Lfyle Pipes art carrying on a conservation project started last session. This youngest unit, pi an ted grass in the flag pole area which is being tended faithfully. The girls of Ridgewood unit ■pent most of their first week planning meals and arranging gear for their three-day canoe trip down the An Sable River from Grayling to Mlo. They will use mostly trail pack provisions which an packed in plastic begs. A "dry run” wps conducted at the camp complete with gear and canoes during the first week. * * * ' The camping program continues oven in rainy weather. The lodge, basement offers a large area hr games, a library stocked with books ’ loaned by Pontiac City library, a piano and large fireplace. The craft house “Rainy Day” also is available. Camp Sherwood la supported by the annual-Giri Scout Cookie Sale. Womens Section Abby Sayt See Counselor Why Did Marriages Fail? The youngest unit at Gamp Sherwood, Justin a ,pine grove, is^Little fines" Busy 7 and 8-year-olds, leans many skills. Campers experimenting with modeling in day ore (from left) Belinda Wunsche of ' f . rutlM VMM rittM Empire Street, Carol Pocchiola of Walnut Street, Mary Parmenter of Beverly Avenue and Laurie Blakeney of Utica'Road. & :f ' ■ Impromptu fishing off the dock with handcut poles may not produce muds,in the way of fish for these Girl Scout campers, but its a splendid op- portunity for social exchange and the land of talk that only a quiet moment canprodpoe. By ABIGAIL TAN BUREN DEAR ABBY: Please dtn’t tell nie to see a psychiatrist because I have already been to 1 really want to marry him again, but I am afraid of what people will say. Can you help me^make up my mind? I am 34 and he is 37. LUMP W MY THROAT DEAR LUMP: Don’t marry each other again until you both ait down with a clergyman, or a competent counselor, and try to determine wiiy your pest marriages have failed. If you can discuss your past mistakes . objectively, aoji profit Bom them, your chances for a shatter-proof marriage are excellent. Good luck. Woman Senator Could Use a Wii parents. My father tells my 6-year-old son that he must shake hands, instead of kissing him, before he goes to bed; that be may Use women, but "big bays do not kite men.” Mother and I feel that my son should be allowed to kiss his grandfather, who must act as a substitute father in this than Lyndon B. Johnson, and more than anyone except a couple of other freshmen. Senators J/ J. Hickey and Lee Metcalf. Sitting on the Senate dies is DEAR ABBY: I am eleven years old, and I don’t have a boy friend yet I have had my eye on a certain boy tor a long time, but I am not making any headway with him. He is 13 and I think he likes me but ip too bashful to show it . Everybody sayi I am cute St Frederick Class of '53 to Gather Aug. 19 Women's Club YOUNG MOTHER DEAR YOUNG MOTHER:' Then is no reason why a six--year-old child shouldn’t kiss' his grandfather. The Pontiac Women's Gub is planning a nurses’ scholarship dessert luncheon and card party at 13:30 Monday in the home of Mrs. William H. Bed-aid on Crescent Lake Road. The club’s scholarship recipient is Marlene Kitchen of Kimball Street, a student at Hurley Hospital School of Nursing, Flint. Mrs. J. 0. Radenbaugh, nurses’ scholarship chairman, will be assisted by Mrs. Bedard and oohoetesses Mrs. M. E. Baldwin, Mrs. E. ,M. Malone, Mrs. E. H. Learned, Mrs. C. W. Meyers and Mrs. A. D. Stimer. Lashing shelters and equipment is a camping skill that has (pedal appeal to 11 and 12-year-olds ythese Sherwood campers have learned to lash securely and neatly. Putting the final touches on a framework are (from left) Patricia Franklin of Holly, Cynthia Davis of Henry Clay Avenue, Chris Blakeney of Utica Hoad and Suzanne Carlock of Maple Heights Street. CONFIDENTIAL TO MAC: by the St Frederick High School dan of 1963. The affair will be held Aug. 19 at Writ's Barber Shop Hall on Lapeer Road at Walton Boulevard. For tickets or further details Gilbert Leri of Beech Street may be contacted. Margaret Chape Smith of Gan officers are expected to attend, along with Rev. Maurice Veryser of Dearborn, formerly of the*St. Vincent de Paul parish in Pontiac. Committee workers for the reunion include Mr. and Mrs. Leri, the Richard Deschaines and the William Kelloggs. For Abby’s booklet, ‘‘Now to* Have a Lovely Wedding,’’ lend, 50 ceMsv to Abby, The Pontiac' Press, Pontiac, Mich. Mr . and *• Mrs. Cecil * Ross of ; Keego Harbot announce the. engagement of their daughter Carol Loreto^ to Richard N^ Strong, son ot the Norman * Strongs of J North Adamf Rood. An | October * wedding is | Decor for Party-to Smack of Orient The romantic atmosphere of the Pacific and Caribbean will be captured at Forest Lake Country Club's "Adventures in Paradise”, party Aug. 12. Members will dine and dance in the various dub room* dec- Church Unit Meets Wotpen of-tit! Lutheran Church-of the Inc—wW»'Wunl met fdr a business session at 1%he parsonage Thursday. Host* esses were Mrs. Gunnard Turn-quist and Mrs. Roy Borkstrom. Under the watchful■„ eye of> counselor Diane Sljnkcr of Edgewood Parft Court, older pampers prepare for testing that will qualify them for a canoe top. Canoe trips at CaqfpShepwood range from over- nighl&ammearby rivets to extendedtripe-cf several days on more demanding waters. Training and preparation are under national Girl ScOUt and Americaif Red Cross standards. CAROL LORETTA ROSS THE POyTIACPRBS&FBIDAV, AUGUST 4, 1961 SEVENTEEN Divorcee Shaken at Party * Q: I dbrercrd my husband -several years ago and he re-' married * short time after-.ward. Reosefly 1 was invited .party in fy** at friends of inins. nod I accepted the in- 'vttafiriL , ' When I a arrived at the party, stocked to find my «-'husbAnd and Us wife among ‘the guest a When 1 saw them -my first impulse was to leave ‘but decided against it. ? I spent a: vety uncomfortable evening. Wasn’t it very -Ihou^tless on the part of the “hostess to invite us both to the same party. At A hostess should not invite ex-hubands and their former wives to die same party unless she knows- that they have remained friendly and often do go to the same parities together. « dt« * -4t (fi Isn’t It improper for a hostess to ; plates at the end of a _____ before all at table have finished eating? Several hostesses I know begin removing the platen as soon at two or three guests have finished eating. I think this la very iudfe 'to the guests who ret more -slowly and that it either forces .them to gulp their food or to leave It uneaten on the plate . in order not to hold up the service. Will you please give me your opinion? A: At a large formal dinner so rvebdylatos petaoin ner served by footmen, they remove the platee of toe guests as soon as each guest baa finished eating, and this ia considered to be correct I- do, however, agree with you that. It is more polite for a hostess who does her own serving to wait until all have finished eating before removing the Q: At a large wedding reception where the guests are seated at small tables, do they wait tmtB the Hide and groom have been served and begin to ret before they may do so? A: They need Mt watch «tb see when the bride and groom begin to sat, but may themselves begin as soon re two or three others at their own table have been served. h ★ - ♦ ' Q: I received a letter of in- * traduction in today's mail from a friend introducing a friend others who Is coming here to * mis city to live. Win jfou please tell me what my obligations are toward this .person? A: You should writs a note or telephone her after she arrives to your city and invite her to a' meal or to tea. After ★ *■ * . meeting her, you do whatever -you can to help her establish herself in your city. A A A The Emily Poet Institute cannot answer personal mail, but all questions of general Interest are answered in this column. 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A A . * Serve warm or cold with whipped cream, ice cream Otr i the following sauce:. . I^tsXwjjw Omr ........... Cook together, adding a little water if necessary. Add the butter after the sauee has cooked to a clear consistency. just Dress Yout Age A. Were the Uad of elethes that are becoming to a young woman of 10 with year figure By RUTH MUJCIT Newspaper Eatery ree Aaa It’s downright scary bow thorn who aim their antes pitch at women understand feminine psychology. ' What woman, tor instance, can resist the word “drastically” in combination with that other seductive word “reduced”? To a anything that ia drastically reduced is something rite can’t five without A A A Then there is that beguiling little word "JUst” Tack that on in front of a price a woman mi narily consider beyond her means and she begins to think it isn’t so high after all. There’s a world of difference in the feminine mind between, say, “190“ and 179.*.” a if she only » ahu automatically picks op. two. After all, she wants to get what is coming to her. There’s something about the term “essy payments’’ that gets a woman, too., Women who have been stretching tight budgets long enough to know that tor there’s no such thing as an easy payment still can’t seem to resist find approach. And, of course, woman ate suck-rs for the word “save’’ when the ia that they can save by By JHatorannE lowman tiveiy good figure. What ihould I Q. “I am 19 yean old and have four chOdren. What kind of dothes ~ I wear? Everyone seems to expect me to wear dothes find make me look much older than I am. If I don’t, they say things what patpla aay. to la ales Is be You look like a kid." I am psaa« riMk psiar aMfcaa. Dan’t short and slander and have a rria- salad year diiii by the Maker ef children yen have. # Q. “I hope you can help me wifi my problem. No matter Where I am, at school, at home, at a dance, in the gym, I always have a perspiration ring under my arms. This makes me sell-conscious I have tried antiperspiranti and they don’t .work,, All winter long have been wearing sweaters because they absorb perspiration. Lately people liave asked me why I am wearing sweaters and cover-lng up my pretty Mouses. • \ ’ A A • A. ‘'‘Are you supposed to wear shields under blouses? Most mine are cotton and you can almost see through them. I hope you will answer in your column because my mother would ' wonder why a gfrl my age is getting a letter from the ilswspapsr.'' A. Are yon anre that you have been Bring an aafipessplrent rather thee Jut a deodorant? Evidently the little sweat (lands nsefe she “saved’’ — rsther thsn tew meek she spent. And let's not forgot those tantalizing words “while they last.' anything can make a woman on her hat, grab bar handbag and 1 to spend some m thorn are the words that will do it. for, after all, if she teh't qikk about it some other woman might beat her to a bargain. That ia a fate no red-blooded woman can bear to contemplate. Prafltsbie reading for men is "Happier Wives (hints for husbands)." Just send 25 cents to Ruth Mtllett Reader Service. C-o The Pontiac Prate, P. O. Box Dept A, Radio City Station, New York 19, N. Y. Look at the Heprv (NEA) — There ate many ways to tell if you're getting a good buy in a dress when you shop. Look at the hem; it should be at least two inches wide. Check the seams for width; an inch and a half is perfect. Be sure the seams are ptnked or stitdwd so that they won’t ravel. And look for a skirt lining If the dress is 1 narrow PARAMOUNT BEAUTY SCHOOL 11 Vh S. Saginaw, Isfia Thaatar Bids-, Pontiac, Mich. fuiuHmaatS Available ia Day or fretting Cloritet Writs. Pfcoaa or CaO fa Parse* for free Pamphlet PHONE FEDERAL 4-2352 4 | THE MAN’S STORE Final Summer Clearance Bari-Lon Knit Shirts Regular $/C99 to $15 ° Cotton Knit ^Shirts • $299 Regular to $5 Bermudas Regular to 9695 $3” Short Sleeve Sport Shirts *2" to $5** Regular to $1295 Swimwear — Pajamas y2 off JtJOMIlgjS* HURON AT TELEGRAPH , Thurs., Fri., 10 to 9—Tuss . Wad , Sat.v lOto 6 bast is to loee weight. I do know I couple of ewwclsre I have hand helpful. But. why are you worrying? Aj size SB bra doesn't sound like too much. Thousands of wooden are trying to achieve the same or ■f Ton tod hot give me your height or weight Perhaps you are short and have a very small triune. Even then the situation does not call for tears. If you would like to have my leaflet “Bust Reduction" send stamped, self-addressed envelope with y&er request lor leeflrtNo. IS. Address Josephine Lowman in care of The Pontiac Press. Wear clothes to suit your age, figure and coloring. - actjvp yen, can use shields In nest dresses aad Mosses, at least taring the wtator. Aha try to select clothes which are not fitted tightly at On ana pits. There are many of them on the You should not have a bad problem during hot weather because if you choose cottons which are vary pals in coloring such as very pale blues or yellows or pinks, fite perspiration will not show. Of course, white is perfect tor both you and summer. REDUCE BUST? Q. "I rad your column « day and would like to know if there la any way to reduce the bust. I have a full bust. I wear a tire 36 bn.” A. lie only way to reduce tl Fete Bride.-Elect at Outdoor Shower —Brtde-riect - Margaret Anr Cates was honored at a miscellaneous shower Wednesday given by Mrs. Earl Billingsley, Mrs. Charles Harmon Jr. and Mrs. Donald McCandless at the former's home on Otsego Drive. * Gift opening followed a patio buffet dinner. Among the 23 guests.were Pamela Chanter, who will be a bridesmaid; Sandra McDowell, honor maid; and Kay Ridley, Junior bridesmaid. STANGL SYRACUSE Cmtrj Cartel Bil . mt tstsA MJtmcilf 16-Pc. Set —$15.95 16-Pc. Set —$25.95 49-Pc. Set —458.00 Service for F.leht a SlMfl .VoMatas: 44-Pc. Set — $76.95 8erviee far Eight 1 tut Fr»* o—nrits wits Bass Dtewr Sri These An Only Two of More Than Ml Patterns In Stack Michigan's laryoot NORTH END OP MIRACLE MILE SHOPPING CENTER ON SOirrB TELEGRAPH RD. FE 2-8642 4 FINAL SUMMER CLEARANCE Vl off SWIM SUITS COTTON DRESSES SPORTSWEAR HANDBAGS JEWELRY Final Shoe Clearance CAPEZIOS TOWN AND COUNTRY ROMANI , FIANCEES CELLINI 5 High or mid-heels and flats. Assorted colon. HURON At TELEGRAPH t Thun., Fit 10 to 9—Tuss., Wed., Set. 10 to % LAY-A-WAY NOW FOR FAIL Your Cotton v Dress... American Golfer *18 Beautifully fitted for you, this bright biflowinp dress of lltfio-or-no-ironlno 100%. cotton, lavishly colored with delicately scrolled, softly subdued stripes and a touch of paarf. Brown or black. Sira 10 to 18. - \ Your Sweater by Garland $ 9 There's a soft brushed luxury, on extra "dressiness" in this littfte Sheltie-Mist cardigan that moke if look so much more expensive than its modest coet. Buttons-made of horn and a clever pocket-flap odd to its charm. Lovely new fall colors. Sizes- 34 to 40. MumCs OF PONTIAC HURON ot TELEGRAPH Mot?., Thbrs., Fri. 10 to 9 — Tues., Wad, Sat. 10 to 6 . ■ •1 - ' - % ■ ... *r.ii ;Z THE-PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, AUGUST^-Ittfr '■■ V ■ ~*iT™Our FALL JEWELRY Has Arrived A vacado — Lavender—Red — Mustard igniftaries Luncheon Mn. Delore* Larson of Caldwell, general grand aaaembly ush-the General Grand Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, and! Mia. James Shaw cl Walled Lake,} worthy grand matron of the Grand Chapter of Michigan, OES, were ehtertidiied at a luncheon in Devon Gable* Wednesday. Attending were Mrs. Clarence Corey, Mrs. Joseph Minton, Mrs. N. D Vincent, Mia. Robert Calvary and Mr*. Edward Ziem. Don’t put soft glass or crystal In your dishwasher. Often such glassware streaks or etches in the Jjwash We re proud of our reputation of never having disappointed a bride during our eight years of service to Pontiac and Southeast Michigan ... BRIDAL SALON 97 W. HURON R 5-3675 SMART LADIES' APPAREL 75 N. Saginaw Our biggest fashion value salt of tha year . . . coordinated separates in famed brand names and fashio n finds with little price* tags. SUMMER DRESSES reducedl dresses that sold for 12.95 NOW dresses that sold for 15.95 NOW dresses that sold for 19.95 * NOW Styles for now and the start of the school seasoA . . . summer cottons ... shirtwaists, and dressy styles. Including our drip drys, cotton, blends . and nylon sheers. Sizes 5 to 15,10 to 20 and 14Vb to 24%. SWIM SUITS reducedi Such Famous Makes as Jantzen, Catilina and Petti : $JJ8» SAVE IIP TO Values to $19,95 SPORTSWEAR reducedl I JAMAICA SHORTS that sold for 5.99 Now zjsn I CAPRI and PEDAL PANTS that sold for 7.99 Now 3.88 I SKIRTS, slim or full in cotton, were to 8.99 e> OCR Many with dyed to match blouses. Now OoOCR I BLOUSES that sold to 6.99 O AO I Sleeveless and roll up sleeve. Now Many to match above skirts. I SWEATERS in bulky knits. Were to 9.99 Now 5#38 Take your pick . . . at a fraction of their former price! SMART LADIES* APPAREL “Charge It” or Open a Long Tern Budget Account Open Mon., Thurs^-Fri.’til t| Saturday ’ll! 7 Let Professional Help Right Ckibs By BARBARA ROMACK SACRAMENTO, Calif. (UPI) — When you /have mastered your tint set of lessons for even before, it you have the urge) you should select your golf dubs. ' " A # ★ * These must "fit” the individual golfer. They can be bought new or slightly used, and any qualified professional can outfit you property. Weight, proper shaft, swing-weight and length, all must be considered. A tall person needs a longer-shafted set than a short person. ‘ A strong woman can swing a club with a stiller shaft than ji woman who- is not strong. The~ average woman golfer needs the extra flexibility in the shaft, as compared to that of men's dubs, in order to make it easier for her to attain the proper fed of the swing and to give her distance. It is noteworthy that women usually learn golf more easily than men. Perhaps it Is because we tend to have a softer, more deft touch In chipping and putting. These are the shots that can win or lose your game for' you. While twe have to learn . to build up our power, men have to learn to control theirs. We do not A scheduled afternoon game of golf , usually prompts the housewife to get her routine chores done more efficiently than if she did not have that date in the afternoon. and keeping the The beauty of the game is that ft can be* done at your own speed. Golf cuts are always available for the less ambitious golfers. One word of Warning, how ever after playing IS hole It is not unwise to ta) occasional lesson even you know the game. I also suggest that you practice the shots that, are giving you trouble before- going, oat on the golf course. TWs is what professionals have to do continually. But such practice certainly can make your game look something better than lust amateur. Such is the Increasing interest of women in golf Out the ladies Professional GoU Association recently started a school to discuss the bed ways Vf teaching the fair sex. It opened last year' at the University of Michigan. The association sent six Losers Wait pn Winners* -at Outing Losers rented the winners a Tuesday The Golf League’s Annua) picnic at the Otter Lake home at Mrs. Elmer MacLean, Winners of the Id-low games were Mrs. Arnold Bentbam and Mrs. Allen Crawford, first; Mrs. Joseph Belant and Miik George Roberts, second; Mrs. Lenar Johnson and Mrs, Calvin Warner, third. Consolation prizes went to Mrs. James VaUins and Mrs. WUttaai Sparks. , The group’s annual Husband’ll Day was Sunday atPontlap Country Club with 18 couples ptej*-«• After a round of gp)f the chip was entertained at the home of Han{- Listen politely when he makes suggestions about your swing and do not argue with him if you believe him to be wrong. But for lessons, rely on your instructor. For Your Wedding QUALITY and Quantity t It PfcatOfl In 5*7 Albim * • Fr,« r.kttlln, • A ViMtal On**! Rook • A L.r, . "Jut Married" 81,n • A Miniature Merrill, Certificate *39 |95 UP Budget Terms Available C R. HASKILL STUDIO Mrs. James Hargraves yoi/ emos snouia ju tne inaiviauai. w eigru, proper shaft, swing weight and length are all important. The taller gal, of course, needs a longer shafted set, and a strong woman can swing a club with a stiffer shaft than one who. is not strong. Two Niblick Golf Club members (from left) Mrs. Louis B. Living-ston, of Woodbine' Drive and Mrs. Robert S. Kings-, bury* Lake Angelas, note differences in their clubs before teeing off. Niblick Club Has Luncheon Following Golf Following morning golf at Pon-Country Club, 22 Niblick Qub attended the August meeting Tuesday at the Lake home of Mrs. Donald Uni, - ' ' ■ ■ ♦ *- • ■ ' - . Mrs. Oscar Eckman was a gfiest the group. •belt Kingsbury, golf presented at the October An aftemoon of bridge followed awarding of prizes for July golf, ★ a. n The Sept. 12 meeting will be at the home of Mrs.’ William Grant in Bloomfield Hilk, ^ The Tender Touch .(NfSA)—It isn’t always easy to get white cotton gloves dean. If this is your problem, try adding some water softener to the soapy water in which you soak them. They'll shed the dirt much more readily. A moth ball or two tucked into the seat 'of a sofa will serve as a ’not welcome” sign to a cat CLAYTON’S AUGUST NAME BRAND furniture sale . ---------------------- ALL FLOOR SAMPLES “RED TAGGED” Mil SHIMS W TO 40% OFF Colonial and Modern Living Room, Dining Room/ Bedroom Furniture- By: COLONY HOUSE VALENTINE-SEAVER SEEMWAY KROEHLER JAMESTOWN STERLING HEYWOOD WAKEFIELD SPRAGUE & CARLETON HOOKER BASSETT DILLINGHAM FAIRFIELD TABLES BY: HEKMAN, TONK, MERS-* MAN, IMPERIAL, DILLINGHAM MATTRESSES SIMMONS AND SEALY LAMPS STIFFEL, REMBRANDT, MODERNA, MODELINE, BETTY LEE 90 Days Sana As Pash-Up to 24 Moatbs to Pay ALL ODD FLOOR SAMPLE CHAIRS FRI6IDAIRE APPLIANCES Ranges - Washers - Dryers ' Built-Ins * MAGNAVOX Stereo Hi-Fi and TV CARPETING Mohawk-Firth-Magee-Artloom CLAYTON’S QUALITY STORE OPEN MONDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS *TILwsOO 3065 ORCHARD LAKE RD. PH. 682-1100 AIR CONDITIONED for YOUR COMFORT Film*'Keeps | Local Club in Stitches . Mrs. Ruth Racine from a local sewing center showed a film "Op-j tical Illusion” at Wednesday’s! meeting of Tipacon' Chapter,! American Business Women's Association; in Hotel Waldron. Frances Burch assisted the speaker in demonstrating various stitches - and designs. A question and answer period followed a discussion of sewing short cuts and] Plans were outlined for formation of a new chapter in the Pon-j tiac area. The Hand of Friendship Tea Sept. IT at Pontiac Country] Club and the chapter’s Woman of the Year award also were discussed. The group also was informed of] tentative plans for a new “Friend-1 ship” chapter to be organized soon in Royal Oak. * * * Mary Welch of Armada, the Chapter’s scholarship awarded a new scholarship (for the coming semester. Fifty members and four guests, Patricia McHugh of Hartford, Conn., Norma Klukos, Betty Kat-nik and Carole Thompson were! Ipreient. Enroll , NOW! 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LESSONS - Cl*md Wednesday Afternoon* During AuguU CALBI MUSIC CO. PARK FREE REAR OF STORE 119 North Saginaw FE 5-8222 Dear Mrs. I^prenee: What do you think of a 13-year-old who bleaches bar' hair? That's what mine has done. She locked herself hi the bathroom hurt Saturday and came out with a bleach Job Oat makes ms akk to Jodk at. - * a * it ■ She's wearing It all frlsaad lip hut If you Ml her she's mads herself look brazen and cheap, all you get is fresh talk. She is so defiant. . . . ANSWER: -I think that a IS-year-old who bleaches her hair ka* choften aa inexperienced method to aoMeua a amt worthy ead-i" self heanttflcatloa. i The U Kingsley Inn Bloomfield Hills Fashion Show and Luncheon (Back to School and Campus Fashions) , By Franklin Simon WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9th, 12 NOON Dancing Every Saturday Night to the Kingsley Inn Coachmen CALL FOR RESERVATIONS* MI 4-1400 * Detroit JO 4-5916 BUFFET BRUNCH Served Every Sunday from II A.M. ’til 2 P.M. SUNDAY DINNERS Served from 12 Noon ’til 11 P.M. Daughter Needs Some Praise And that If your offer la rejected, you refrain from mentioning I anggeat that yen otter la take tor ta a goad toanty salon. get in CMASACnanmO | This tridde not only fail* to re- This inability to deliver oar fed- liev* us hut create* a chronic ten- ings completely to children la chnractoriabc When Carol gets home from a party at 2:30 am., whan Eddie brings home a friend's old Jalopy that imt worth the $50 ha paid for It, our Indignation hag to If not, let me suggest the pos-bie reason. I think you have not aapteaaad your true feelings about this blanch Job completely to your ; I'm almost sure that you have not said, "I think your hair.looks awful. I loved your looks and am ftirioua at what [you’ve done to them. Now you [know how I feel, I’m done talking l it.!' akm and' defiance In Chrol and Eddie. Your situation is a fins example! of the cruelty w* inflict on_our-selves by this self-suspicion. You liked your daughter's hair the eater Jt was. She has changed whet you liked and deprived you through eo much otetniction^tost * ^ ^ ^ it cant come out full and free. - * —- ■ - - that cm only tridde thrmizh the dam la the farm at day-in-day-ant reproaches. Is your indignation at this depriva-tion a fading to fear and belittle? Doesn’t it represent pride of love, interest and concern? •*, Of course It does. Then why cant this good and moat natural feeling be spoken out fully, once and for all, Instead of expending itself in the trickle of stagnant and poisonous resentment! 7 Just Can't Throw Away!' By PHYLUS BATTFXLE NEW YORK - We are readying to move, from one apartment to a larger one. That is, it la larger by one nursery and $135 a month ' In cloaet apace, it la the same. This .time *- the time el — la the sentimental woman'a big chance to atop selfishly hoarding her duttersome little mementos of Ufe and love and lunacy. It is the great opportunity to look over her slightly wilted, mildly mildewed, remnants of clothes and furnishings and give them to the needier. One’dress far Sumer, one for [badPto school! -Sew two versions of this sprightly princess—with scooped-out neckline or contrast colter. Easy — see diagram! Printed Pattern 4901: Child' Sizes 2, 4, 6, 8, 10. Size 6 dress 1% yards 35-inch; collar 14 yard; [tow-necked style 144 yards. Send Thirty-five cents in coins for this pattern — add 10 cents tor pattern for lst-class mailing. —LATE SUMMER SPECIAL PERMANENT ledge! Dept. Nation tee /toot TONY’S IT Riker Bldg. 35 W. Huron St. FE 3-7186 Send, to Anne Adams, cam of The Pontiac Presa, 137 Pattern Dept, 243 West 17th St., New York 1L N. Y. Print plainly Name, Ad-dress with Zone, Size and Style Number. Fall’* 100 best fashions — separates, dresses, suits, ensembles, all sizes, all in our new Pattern Catalog in color. Sew for your-eelf, family. 35c.” ~ Perks Up Cotton (NEAV — If your summer .pottoiia seem limp and lifeless, ask your dry cleaner to add a drop or two of sizing when lie cleans them. Thil will give them body and new life. Jttrhers t of patriotic responsibility to her country. It speaks to her now — the stDl, small voice of the gross national product — saying: "Throw away thoae used garments. madams. And that slipcover, that teenste-tcreen TV set, that luggage reeking of moth balls. We are counting on you to keep the weavers weaving and the spinners spinning and Haifa’s henchmen bopping ... * * ★ "This Is the age of ‘planned obsolescence,' madams. If you persist in saving things, you are un-American and you are not playing Fete Bride-Elect to Wed Aug. 26 at Shower Event Rosemary Elisabeth Fellows, bride fleet ofc-Dougtai C: Lucas, was hundred at a shower Tuesday given hy Mrs. Robert H. Peck and Mrs. D. Roscoe Hendry. The affair was at -the former's home on Elizabeth Lake Road. The little woman stops. Perspires. Runs her finger softly over the splintered edge of a beloved old highboy her grandmother should have given The Salvation Army. Hollers ouch. Then says, fin* ally: “Bat I can’t. I Just can’t ft away. I may regret I toy-” The most difficult thing about being a real womanly woman in an age of relative prosperity' is ’that your house (or apartment) • lievitably must bulge at the beams. This te because women, more than any other known aex, have: 1 — A greedy love of acquiring new possessions,. mixed ‘ with 2 — A1 loathing for discarding anything. now be caught they wouldn't speaking to. motives disguised Some women tend to hide their tendered sentiments under the gutee of practicality.' She will Just Amanda’s toby carriage, i. Brown decides, because when Eunice (who is now three) has a The couple, whose parents are the Sidney S. Fellows of Cottage Street and Mr. and Mrs. Chutes M. Lucas, North Marshall Street, will be married Aug. 26r ' “ The bride-to-be has asked tor cawsla Charlotte Tilton** to to honor maid. Gall Blamy of Birmingham and Vlrghda BMgeley wifi be brldeomaldo; and niece* Mary Martto and Elle* Louloe Fellowa, Junior bridesmaids. Miss Tiltman and Mrs. Kenneth Guyett fe(ed Miss Fellows, an Eartem Michigan University student, at a recent miscellaneous shower. The prospective bridegroom attends University oI Michigan. baby of her own, -she may not to able to aflartl « 1 * i Mrs. Senes Is keeping her yellowed chiffon first evening drees from toe Ik. Not became It reminds tor of the night when Archie courted her wildly to the ■trains of the gramophone •— which Is tucked off in the cellar with the old Henry Buaoe record* — but became ‘.‘yon knew how that styles change." Most of us girls are not ally willing, however, to. admit we’re sentimental; we’re proud of it. Our| closets ere musty with suck fire hazards as "lucky’’ blouses,, raffed animals from state fain, baby’s first shoes, coil art from tots poodles, christening robes and blue garters, and old, n onfunctioning wedding gifts. And oh, thoae age-browned photographs with the lovely messages: “With deepest personal regards, Clive Brooks." * * * None of these museum pieces, of course, has anything to do with a w—*’( datirs 4w ntw ltd fresh acquisitions to her storage dilemmas. Alas,' she realises that you can’t take it with you -you may aa well spend it on the accumulations of prosperity. So it bolls down to this. And Tm talking to YOU. stffi small voice of pianiKd-otoMescence. ♦ ★ ★ You can lead a woman to buy, but you can’t make tor discard. Inevitably, the most obsolete commodities in America will be millions of reskklhbes which a country full of sentimentalists has grown nut of . 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At J,. _ follDAY, AUGUST V1W1 PONTIAC* MICHIGAN TWtNTY^ONi Preliminaries o£ Blue-White-lions Battle Starts at 7:30 P*M. Saturday ? Brown, McClung to Match Passing Arms By BRl’NO L. KEARNS Sport* Editor, Ps—iau Press Lion quarterbacks' look to Coach George Wilson may have something up his sleeve. . • # ‘4ll.w* “"4r " Don't be surprised to see 325-pound Roger Brown and 365-pound Willie McClung doing the passing Saturday night at Wisner Stadium when the Lions will hold their fufi-dress scrimmage. aad McOuag to take pdrt in a passing contest (or distance which will be one ot the pre- prisr to the pun at 7:M p.m. Guard' John Gordy and rookfe linemen Dick Mills and End Up. den will also try out their arpas, * • Although Jim Martin la the Lions' field goal-kicking specialist, three other p l a y e ra fat camp, Wayne Walker, Sam William! and Uflden, are all known to have pngtiy sharp torn. The quartet will eqth take three kicks from the 35-yard line and the winners will stay and-compete from the 40 until only one is left baaed ea the average of three puhta.. ■ The dashes will, mhtch speed versus speed when Dan Lewis, Glenn Davis, Terry Bair, Pat Stud-Rill and Gail Cogdili match their legs. Olympic ace Davis and Stud-stiil, both running under 10 seconds for the 100, ate considered the fastest med Ca thie lek8f. yard dash. Bip Roger Brown is sure he won't finish last when he comttetes 'against Gil Mains, Glass, John Gordy and Oliver Spencer, v •* * * A Brat price of 130 and a 320 second prise an the Incentives for tfae competitors in the prelims. After the game 325 each will go the players selected by the press box as the beat offensive and defensive backs, best offensive and dtoenstvelinemen,best linebacker and-best receiver of the scrimmage. The scrimmage, will be played under regular offensive rule* but with u_ special defensive ocorlag system. - The defensive unit will not carry the boll but wW have Bamerbns eppoctnaittes to score. Everytime the ofime Is stopped from getting a first down, the score board will register two points for the defense. Two potato will also go for blocking a field goal and for a pass interception. Additional points can be gained’ by ra-• covering an offensive fiimble and when the offense -fails good on a field goifttiy: At 8 p.m. play wilt start on the 20-yard line with the full length scrimmage between the offensive Blue* and defensive Whites, Miss Michigan and her court will be present to award the outstanding player prims after the game. Tickets are still available for the scrimmage at various locations around Pontiac and can be purchased at the gates starting at 6:30 p.m. The Community National Bank and Jayceea are cospdnsors of the Here are the competitors for the running, kicking and passing com tests. There will be others added to the .contests. ‘1. Punting tor Utstaaeei (Average of three Mehs) a. Vale Lary b. Kart Morrell c. Pat Stadstill 3. field Goal Kicking: (Best record from 86-yard Mae) a. Jim Martin b. Wayne Walter c. Sam William* # d. Errol Linden 3. Passing for Distance: (Une-.•^taenatojr) :\ a. Errol Unden h. John Gordy c. Dirk I d. Roger —a Colavito Ends Slump in 2-1 Victory Bats in Runs to Beat Nats for Banning Jim's Double Play Stab Features 4-Hit Victory, Host Tribe Tonight GO, OLUB—Lions’ tackle Ollie Spencer is often in front of *4he pack when the Unemen sprint during workouts at Cranbrook, Ollie will compete in the dashes for linemen at Wisner Stadium Saturday night prior to the full dress scrimmage. Lions Gel More Ornery as Drills Get Tougher The Detroit Lions are growing mean and ornery ' — with each other — at just the thought of etteniy Mood. - Alex Karras, the Lions' all-pro, 245-pound offensive tackle, enlivened Thursday morning's ecrim-' mage by aparring with a couple ot teammates in the heat of battle. Baltimore .«* aw .3*9 W6 _________tumCVn r ashing ton ^ 1 Kama* CUT 6," New Tacit L Bight -.' Sgltlmwi 3. Minnesota' 0, night Beaton 4. Los Anw «. night Chicago I. Cleveland 4. night TODAY’S GAMES Minnesota (PaacSal 613) at New Tor* (Stafford Ml, night City (walker 4-7) at Boston - CMveland -at DSUtSI • Washington at' TTrlrfsi Los Angeles at Baltimore, night • NATIONAL LEAGUE Waa Lost Fat. Behind ClgrlnBat) .... IS 4> JH — Los Angeles .... IS |g Its 1 San Francisco 55 47 jgf » Milwaukee ...» 4t .330 It HttShurfh . 46 40 .414 14* St. Louis ...... 48 53 .475 15* Chicago ...... O ■ 3* ' 42* S0H Philadelphia .30 « .303 33Vs THURSDAY'S RESULTS Milwaukee St Chicago 2 Churtaant) 7. MBdNSMa L night -mttsburgh l», St. Louis 0. night Las Angela* Sam Francisco 3: IS- is afogs, night TODAY’S GAMES PhOadilgMa (Ferrnrese 3-7) at St. Lanl (Bragllo 7-l»), night Pltteburgn (Olbboo 4-4) (Purtor is®), aitot fhlcago (Anderaoa £7) at I (Koutax 1SY>, aitot - His first opponent was 243-pound rookie Ron Puckett, oa offensive tackle hopeful out of Los Angeles state. The 8-foot former Iowa All-America spotted Puckett two laches la height as they let fly with fists aad knees. They finally were pulled apart by cooler heads. But it didn't take Karras long to get heated up again. Momenta later he was tangling with 6-foot-4 235-pound guard. Bob Grottkau, in briefer skirmish. Two more Lion holdouts — halfback Terry Barr and linebacker Ckrl Brettschneider — signed yesterday with general manager Edwin J. Anderson, leaving the number of mavericks at seven. Included are veteran quarterbacks Earl Morrall and Jim Ninowski and prize sophomore end Gail Cqg-dill, I960 NFL rookfeof-the-year. Cogdili held another conference - the fifth — with Anderson yesterday but spumed the latest offer. 1 like everything about the contract except the money,” the former Washington State flanker said. Cogdili, who was alss drafted by Dallas of the American Football League last year, said “I took less money than Dallas offered just to come to Detroit because I figured the long-range possibilities here were better. * Sr * 'My pay was pretty -low last year,” Cogdili said, ‘‘and now I think Tm worth a lot more. Cogdili is typical of the new approach to salary matters being taken by the Lion players this season. Anderson admits, "this is the worst year I've ever had in trying to land them/' The expanded 19-game schedule, id tiding .five exhibitions, is one of the major reasons the Lions figure they are wqrth more dough. Another is their second place finish in the Western Division last , and their victory over the Cleveland Browns in the first annual runnerup bowl. Yesterday was the fourth straight day of heavy contact work for the Liqns. DETROIT (AP) — At least one member of the Detroit Tiger base-bail foam has snapped out of the hitting doldrums. * * V 4r And it’s a good thing Rocky Colavito did — else the Tigers would have lost another game to the Washington Senators. OoUvtto brake a d-for-17 slump In the first inning yesterday and Ids single drove to Detroit'* flrut run. Three foulugs Inter Oolavtto led off with Ms Nth home run and Ids two safeties carried the Tigers and Jim Bunning teat-1 verdict aver the senators. "I didn't know how bad- my slump was, but 1 knew the hits weren't falling in,” said Colavito. “When I'm not hitting, I'd just soon not know how long I’ve gone without a hit. A guy knows he's not hitting without being reminded of if Manager Bob Scheffing was about in a mood to remind all the Tigers of a few facto of baseball life. Even after yesterday's triumph, Scheffing admitted the Tigers were “lucky to win it." war beat Scheffing was referring to Dunning’s stab of Jim King’s one-out, one-on line drive in the ninth inning. Bunning turned it into a double play and escaped with. Ms 12th victory in 20 decisions. He yielded only four hits, all singles. The lone run off him came In the third on Bob Johnson’s single, a walk, i bunt and an Infield out. Bunning, whu struck out six and walked two, did not allow another runner as far ns second base. The Tigers' two new players,! Reno Bertoia mid Gerry Sttoey, were pirbome 10 minutes out of Detroit when the game began..But they were in uniform before it was over and Bertoia got in a half inning at third base in the dp of the ninth Inning. He had no chances. to Singles in Win By The Associated Press Who yanked the rabbit out of the baseball? ______1___ If the batters are swinging at liviler baseballs this year, as some experts contend, you couldn’t prove it hy the American League hitters Thursday. Three of the five games failed to produce a single home furt. A solitary . four-bagger was mt in another. The only game in which the jackrabbit was evident was the one between, Chicago and Cleveland. Five balls cleared the fences and the fact that such Singers as Don Larsen, Bobby Locke and Russ Kemmerer were serving them up. might faave had something fo do with it. The White Sox won, 8-6. * '-* A Baltimore's HaJ (Skinny) Brown, He of the most vehement claimed that the ball has been jacked iip this year, threw a 34) shutout Minnesota, the longest hit he allowed was a two-bagger by Ted Lepcio. It was the third straight shutout for the 36-year-old righthander and extended his consecutive scoreless inning string to 32. Don Schwall burled the Boston Red Sox to .a 4-0 triumph over Lqs Angeles, The young righthander permitted the Angels but triumph and 12th in J4 decisions hits for his sixth straight since he joined the Red Sox May 21. * ♦ * Bob Shaw of Kansas C3ty throttled the powerJiitting New York Yankees with six Mts—ail singles he pitdied the Athletics to a 8-1 victory. Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris, who have each hit 40 borne runs, failed to connect. They are now only 16 games < Hansen and Breeding scored when ahead of Babe Ruth's pace whenjttnt baseman Joe Altobelll fielded he set his record of 60 horns rant in 1927 Brown of Baltimore and Jim Kaat of Minnesota were locked in a scoreless duel until the eighth when the Orioles scored three runs on two hits and a pair of Minnesota errors. Dick Williams walked to open the Inning and Ron Hansen singled. Marv Breddtag ■cored Williams with a single. a bunt and forew over catcher Hal Naragon's -head. Kaat, hacking up the play, threw the ball into center field. Second baseman Jerry* Lurape, who once played for the Yankees, led thin'! nine hit assault against loser Bud Daley, a 'former Kansas City pitcher^Lumpb had1 a double and triple, scored twice and drove in a FsaUs* Fran F THE HORSE—Gil “The Horse” Mains, bigfugged tackle of ths Detroit Lions will be a favorite to win fbe linemen’s dash in th* preliminaries to the Lions’ scrimmage Saturday night at Wisner Stadium. Klaua 3b . Tiger Averages Ewaltj, Bayley Post y ictories . Advance to 2nd Round -ot National Tourneyi . Stanton Golfer Win* ITHACA. S’. V. (AP)—Oakland County’s twn fBton li the UJ. . Ootf AMOtlaflon Junior ( ham pionships survived first round play here Thursday. Wood 3b . m ga 0 1# SfopIO ____ Sit ©slants gfirffv i g*u» ■* lohnaon fottlar I it, fl _ I I 1 0 0 0 i—Min urn 1 0.1 0 ^SSto *»t 4 t 'T*4*fo A—-Struct out far Cottier li •salad for Doaioia Is Ith. raakinftoa .. t» Oaborao 3b 3 0 0 KAMA* .... 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FINISH Ynm WE HANDS WGH» THAN GETTING TWO—Washington Senators’' second baseman Chuck Cottier leaps clear as he gets -a throw off to first in time for a double, play after forcing Detroit's Bobo Osborne in the sixth '\,d' ^ Fhstdtoa inning Thursday. i Fcinatidez hit the grounder that started the twin killing- The Tigers won, 2-1. 'v Reds and Dodgem Triumph Wed JEwald --------------|---- ousted Laurence 8. Webster of Liaoeto, Neb., s and L Waited Lake's Velfley Bayley Jr. dewued Dan Massifli Jr.of Yonkers, N. Y., 4 and S. Onto MeU of Shsitou was the only other Michigan entry to ufa. He topped Pattern Kincaid Jr. of Iebansu, Ky., « aud S. Bob Pettengill el-Part Huroa lost | and 4 to Wally Blaneey of Kew Orleans; Paul Sinellt of Detroit loot -4 and t to Dick Cunningham of Frauae, Calif.; Brian I Bovard of Jackson lest l-up to C. ’L. Alien Jr. of Tulsa, OkU. Jim Gttttemaa of Alma lest S and 1 to Ore A- Kincaid III ef Lebanon, tad.; Peter George of Port Huron lost 4 aad t to Tom Hutchins Jr. of Boise, Idaho, aud S. i, Tbompeen Jr. of Midland was eflmtahted hy Garry Gotts- i chalk 4if Dubuque, low*, f and 4. : Pirates Romp Over Cardinals, 19-0 . 4-3, in 10 innings. IfUwan-kee defeated Chkago 5-2. , Harvey Haddix was the beneficiary of the Pirates' avafojiche of runs against AI Cicotte, Bob Miller and Lindy McDaniel, this it the same fellow who went begging for one run only two you* ago when he pitched 12 perfect innings against Milwaukee only to foot 1-0 in 18. Every starting Pirate participated in the (laughter. Smoky Burgess had a couple of homea and drove in six runs; Dick Stuart had a grand slammer and batted In five; Bill Mazeroski haft four and BUI Vinton, Don Hoak and Bob Skinner had three apiece. The modem major league t» otd for the biggest shutout is 21-0, set by Detroit aginst Cleveland to 1901, and tied by the Ya-------- against Philadelphia to 1939. Ken Johnson, who .joined the Reds July 21, pitched his second victory, spacing nine hits as Cincinnati beat Philly right-hander John Buzhantt for the fifth time this season. Shortstop Leo Garde-del phia 74 for their 15th victory nas led the Reds 15-hit attack with By The Associated Press Roberto Clemente, Pittsburgh's Puerto Rican outfielder, thinks the writers erred when they voted his teammate Dick Groat, over him the National League’! most valuable player to l9Gp, Imagine the screams oft anguish Roberto wU! let out it he’s overlooked again this year. The tamping Latin did much i ^further his cause Thursday night when he cracked five straight hits to lead a 24-hit om-slought against three St. Louis pitchers. The Pirates won 194), the league's most lopsided shutout since the Chicago Cuba thrashed the Nqw York Giants by the same score to 1907. * ./* * Whether Clemente. wins the MVP title or not, he should, barring a catastrophe, capture the batting tide. His mark is 24 poiqts higher than that of his nearest competitor, Frank Robto- it) as many meetings, Phflnes this season. The triumph enabled the Reds thefo one game lead over Los Angeles, which nipped San Fran- the Dodgers' winning run. The hitter waa John Roseboro, whose home run to the ninth had tied the acme at 3-3, It was an error by Roseboro, earlier, that enabled, the Giants to break a 2-2 'deadlock with an unearned run. Milwaukee right-hander Lew Burdette had a one-hit shutout,until the ninth when Al jleist singled land Emie Baton followed with Ms 19th home run to account for both rhiragn runs. Frank Bolling had three hits and Frank Thomas had a home ran for the Braves. SAX FRANCISCO LOS ANOKL ikrkM ___S WIU* aa ** 4*6 6 W. 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Vf)t t: i ■j&euhH PRESS BOX Dtak Gretatag— aft the University « MteUgaa broke Us saeond Canadtoa record this week with a 2:13.1 clocking to the butter fly final of tfe- Canadian Swimming and Diving championship* at Montreal Tharsday. • * * #< * the 18-hole qualifying rounds for the ansa’ll men's city medal play tournament win be held at Pontiac Municipal Goif Course to- Sporfs pubficity directors Bob Chip, Westers Michigan, and Bene Adams, MteUgaa Tecta have received awards far excel-tea— to paMtoity work fay the Ooflage Sports Information Directors tsssristisa. Detroit's Wiki BUI Cantrell piloted the unltadtftd hydroplane Gale ;V over Washington near Se- the World Championship Seafair TYophy Race time trtala V K TWENTY-TWO v S nJTHE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, AUGUST *, 1D61 $6n Antonio Loses -Bo Keg Franchise lOIAlfGELES (APV-Tha National Bowling League lifted * franchise awarded San AoMrio, Tex., team for 1(641, the new hague'e initial aetsoa, Thursday. National Bowfing League Commissioner Dick Chartes’ office hen Mid Col Bruce Outright el Sen Antonio bed tailed to meal a deadline on construction at a Numerical Player List for All-Star Contest os it ixiirta c-LB Mil gm ^ g« WllUnborn HOMER HIGHT InvitM You to CHECK OUR DEAL FIRST . .on..... • CHEVROLET • PONTIAC • BUICK *15 Minutes from Pontiacf v Homer Hight Motors iw i WMMiNCtttw ~~ ON M-Sl70XP0RD PHONI OA 0-2520 Bellino All-Star Game . % ] Against Eagles ito End Career Pros 10-Point Favorites Tonight in Chicago's Annual Contest Be Key Man tor lsgmasn, r~ GOLF! JOiruiC—M.fAA. Tournament Chairman *Tfc# fineit. tha heel oondl-Honed ceurae we hive glared NO WAITING I STARTING TIU MOREY’S Golf Md Covstry Clol 2210 Union lafca Rd. “ tuiP . . I Pro Keg league I to Bar Players I'From Top Meet% DALLAS (AP) — The AlUStar, one of bowling's biggest tournaments, apparently will be without National Bowling League players in 1962. Commissioner Dick Charles of the NBL Mid today the professional league would not allow its bowlers to rail in the 1962 meet at Miami, Fla., Jan. 17*21, because It conflicts with the NBL schedule. At the tame time Charles said that all bowler* in his league receiving Invitations to the World’s Invitational In Chicago in Decent bar would be allowed to compete. CHICAGO (AP) - Navy's Joe Bellino, the smallest AH Star, to* night could become one at the biggest heroes of the midsummer football classic inflokflerFlrid that sends a squad of picked graduated collegians against the world champion Philadelphia Eagles. The Moot-9, . 173-pound All-America halfback will be playing In his last game and would like tomafae his departure a long-remembered one. After it is over he will return to' Annapolis, starting a four-year stint in the Navy as an ensign. 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Kurtz of Eldred, IU., who had 2,627. * * #• '* # I Miss Lucille Chambliss, pistol j instructor of Winter Haven, Fla. Police Department, duplicated Blankenship’s fe.te by winning the j women’s pistol title tor the second year in a row." She defeated Miss Lois Montgomery of San Francisco, 2,509 to 2,508. Miss Chambliss I also held the titie in 1954. , Top civilian shooter waa James Clark, 1968 national champion, of Shreveport, La., with a score of 2,603. John W. Hurst of Los Angeles took police honors with 2,607. GARAGE? Do-ll-Yesrsalf and Saval] We specialize in Garage Materials — our largt quantity buying makes thine values | possible. at the Waterford CIA building on Williams- Lake Road. . About 25 cars, in 11 classes, will compete for trophieg and special awards. This show is expected to be- by the Poetise Automotive Improvement Association. The exhibit starts at 10:00____R on Saturday and at 1:00 p.m. on Sunday. The can will be judged on overall appearance, construction, engine compartment, interior, body work and chassis design. Entries have registered from Pontiac, Detroit, Highland Park, Milford, Plymouth and Wayne. Judging for awards will be made Sunday. Entertainment at the show will be held Saturday night and Sunday afternoon. tybs Revise Coaching Setup - CHICAGO (AP) — The Chicago Cubs revised their coach colony tor the second time in as many days Thursday. They /waited Coach Dick Cole from Wenafchee, Walsh., of the Northwest League. Ode, the 10th and newest member of the coach corps, will report er, the CUfe|s assigned Ooagfa Vedte Hiipet to Carlsbad. N.M.' «f the Sophomore League. Himsl was the Cubs' opening day head coach last April and served two other stints: in the No. l role. , * * S Cbach Fred Martin waer Pro Gridders Traded FAIRFmUD, Cbm. (AP)—The New York Giants of the National FUotimll League traded linebacker John Gudk to the Baltimore Colts Thureday for offensive end Jerry Richardson. Wednesday from Wenatchee and Coach Bobby Adams was assigned to take his place. Besides Ctde - i and Martin the Cubs';’ coaching to the Cubs before Friday night's includes bead Coach EMn game with the Dodgers in tas Tbppe, Lou Kelta, and Charitej , J Grimm, the dub’s vice president] To make room for Cole,; former who. doubles astconch. WOLVERINE RACEWAY BALTIMORE (AP)-A golfing Mike gnd Ike, Ken Venturi and: Tony Lema, waited to tee off to-8ay as leaders of the 835,000 East-. Open wondered what another! Californian, Gene Littler, might do to the Pine Ridge course. 1 Although Venturi and Lema with! scores of 68, 4 under par, were! two strokes ahead of Littler, theyi bad reason to .worry about tills! year’s winner of the V.S. Open, * * # Littler showed in the first round: Thursday that without even seeing Pine Ridge for'a year he can still make its par daiice his tune. It was an eagle three on the 507-yard 12th bole that provided Lema with his big lift into a tie with Venturi. it it h Venturi rolled In half a dozen birdie putts, but had two bogeys. A wary eye also wag,, on veteran Doug Ford of CrestWood, N.Y.] and Rex Baxter Jr. of Amarillo’, Tex.. Fiord and Baxter started the second round of the tourney— ends Sunday—only a stroke be^ hind the San Franciscans at 69. Wins Bicycle Race SHERBROOKE, Que (AP) -Francisco Martinez, racing withj Mexico's national team, won the fifth lap Thursday of the Tour du Lauren; Bicycle Race. WE ARE NOT GUT BUT THE FIRE IS! The Fire Is Put---Bui Don't Count Us Out! We Will Be Back Bigger and Better Thai Ever WESTSIDE LANES WILL KNU! We will moke up the inconvenience to our customers by coming •bock with better services and the latest Brunswick’equipment. 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Bertoia Takes 3rd as Boros Improves Said Scheffing. “1 figure hell have • DETROIT IB -The Detroit fleers’ third base situation, gfbomy tor two weeks, has .used up lor manager Bob Schott fing- Steve Boros showed up at Titer JRsillimi yesterday tor the first time Since breaking his collarbone July 23 and scotched reports he was finished for the season. £ * * * •*I should hava the east off and >ny ana out of this sling in a lew weeks,” said the rookie who itom ham his home in Flint to ington 2-1. “Then D1 be able to :• who rejoined the Ttgaei midway ' la the gaaae and played one P laalag, would held dawn third r base anttl Boses’ return, r ‘Tin real srthussd about Boras," SUMMIR BOWLING 3 GAMES *100 COCKTAIL kOUNQI AIK CONDlTlONID LAKEWOOD LAMES 1121 W. Huron PC 4-7*41 THE DISCOUNTS 6J0xl5 %k $7.99 7J0M4 ft? $10.99 SCi less—sal. ihMM tmp—i aeS,Ceepeel UNITtD TUI SERVICI apse Pit -Ml » S.B. . Us arm heeled in about three weeks and I’ll bet he plays 10 days after be gets out o( tli won’t taka him long to fst ready because he won't lot himself get out of shape. "We thought he'd loee another six week* at least." * * * New Scheffing figures Boras will he available around Labor Day to help the Tigers down the pennant stretch. “Unto then I plan to nee Bar-tela against all kinds ef pitching witt he rune out el meeds. If I have te get a stronger hat In there, I’ve gel a lew possibilities I’m thinking abeut." hitting only .229 for City when be was dealt to tbo Tigers. Scheffing said Gerry Staley, tb-year-old knuckle and sinker ball apertallst, would bu his No. 1 reliefer. Tony Fox. plagued by sn ailing dhow, isn't expected beck for more teen s week. ’ *,'•* * One possibility at third should Bertoia fall to hit during the rest of Boros' absence would be bringing in an outfielder lor the Job. A1 Kalin* played one game at third earlier this season. .But Scheffing considers him the best right fielder In baseball and doesn't want to use him slssulisrs Moving Billy Bruton out oI center Bold alio would haft defensivtly, ■o tt wouldn’t be surprising to see loft fielder Rocky Colsvlto play a Jaw games at third baas. That would permit Scheffing to install Charlie Maxwell in left field. "And," Scheffing smlltd, “I’ve been getting a few leters si Ing that-very thing." Tbs surprising thought today on the eve of Ms state- title dels that Fullmer » only a mild favorite to retain tee crown in his lb-round fight with Florentine Feffiandez of Cuba, a novice in championship circles. it ♦ ' '♦ The twp meet in Ogden Sladi-m before Gene’s home state followers—many of whomjUtL openly skeptical of their champion— and a nationally televised audi-sce (ABC, 9 pm. EST). The pattern at impressions of is Fullmer down-graders mains as it has been since the taan-vount mormon first put on a glove. In eeeence It la: Gone Is awkward, unorthodox and can’t box. All fine are correct. it it it But the. defense summation is squally basic; lie can fight and he wine. Fullmer Is remindful of a statement by Detroit ^ortsman CM. 8mith, whose raoa horse Hillsdale was somewhat ungainly but a tremendous money winner. "Maybe he’s not pretty but he’s not in a beauty contest," midi. Gepe isn’t a pretty fighter, either. But he hammers and bludg-away and soon Such fellows ss Sugar Ray Robinson and Carmen Basllio, Spider Webb and Neither Fullmer nor MB per, Marv Jenson, are firing ernandez lightly. They know the 25-year-old Chin in his three fights since graduating from tec welterweight division has scored knockouts hi the 180-paund division. They were. In order, Phil Moy-r, Rory Calhoun end France’s Marfe! Pigou. Their championship caliber may be suspect but the Fullmer camp Has no reason to doubt the potency of Fernan-' left hook, wtif-*- - Said Jensen today: "There is no question Fernandez’ left hook is dangerous. But —he's got to land it.” Favored Vossler 2nd in Bunyan Tourney ORONO, Maine (AP) - Ken Campbell of Hingham, find a 5-under-par' 67 Thursday to take a three-stroke lead over pre-tourney favorite Ernie Vossler of Oklahoma City in the first round- of the 17,500 Paul Bunyan Open Golf Tournament. . it Amateur Jim Veno of Orono, the 19-year-old Maine schoolboy and jumor 'champs ante tee only other golfer in tee 120-man field to break par. He toured the 6,350-ir 72 Penobscot Valley Country Club layout—hie home course In 11. AIRWAY LANES hrtmwitloM OR 1-7140 FI 5-2513 SPEEDEE Women's Western in Semifinals Today PASADENA, Calif. (AP) — 0_ deck today for the semifinals of th« 61st Western Women's Golf Tournament was this select foursome: TWO ex-champs, the California titlsholder and a ti ed teenager from Iowa. Pairings for the 19-bote test over the 6,118-yard Annandale GoU Club course: * * * British Amateur Champion Barham Mclntire of Jupfisr, fit., vs. it year-old Sharon Fladoos of Dubuque, Iowa; Mrs. Anns Guest Decker .of Seattle vs. Mrs. Ruth Miller, holder of the California women’s tide. 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I by Cheynnne, Wyoming j CHEYENNE, Wyo. 4' “ Com- < pact £irs are beginning to make 1 their presence tilt — officially. 1 The City of Cheyenne has set i aside Nix parking spaces. whera| Century-Old Easterner' | Has Long-life Formula EAST ORANGE. NJ. (ft-Wal-| ter Godfrey. 100 years old. has a recipe for liytac to a ripe old IN PERSON! "If you keep busy you'll last longer^* he says. With' that. Godfrey promptly pitched In and helped shovel snow series of experiments being cgn-ducted here as a joint Canadian-Brttisb-U.S. project. SUNDAY S [SKIIALI S Bar-B-Ostf Ribs ^ %J®|| he was Ohio governor in IMS be met LeMay at the Col umbos air- CKLW-TV STAR SUNDAY, AUGUST 6 country hi the military, and not in politics," and turned down the appointment. ,Vt am happy now that lie did." THURS.—FRI.—SAT. SAILOR BEWARE—Pity the poor sailor on a day like this. Prince Philip (arrow), husband oi ifreen Elizabeth.^tares sternly from the stern of his racing yacht as a sailing boat manned by Royal Naval officers scrambles for open water almost ramming the prince's craft off Britain's Isle of Wight Thursday. Lt. Michael Pringle, the offending yachtsman, later said: "It was almost-tike crashing head on Into the admiral of the fleet.” good time Gas Station Attendant Tills It Up' With Money HAYWARD. Calif. (API- "Fill it up," was the request of a tall, polite man at a gas station here, attendant William . Richards, 28, DRAYTON INN Your Key to Top Entertainment Select Leader of Canada Party Resuscitators Increase Means a Better Chance CHICAGO ill — Your chances pf getting mechanical resuscitation in an emergency are now three times as good as they were 10 years ago. The man. Richards said, held a pistol in his right hand and a canvas bag in his left hand. He escaped—oo loaf—with 1175. IN PlltSON MACK BICKERY Head of Saskatchewan Named by Socialistic New Democrats Come Oise—Come All! HEAR Western and Hillbilly Music WENDELL SMITH sad His Bui I Chemetron Corp. reports there 'are about 47,000 resuscitators now available to the public 1 through hospKils, fire and . police 'departments, etc. A decade ago I there were 14,000. feefariag 'WILD BILL" imertoti on Load Cutter Every Wed.. fri.. Sal. and San. Douglas, 56, premier of Saskatchewan, has been chosen leader of Canada’s Socialistic New Demo cntic party. His election had EVERY FRIDAY and SATURDAY fa (lie Dining Room looturing Gourmet Swot Style foods —ell yen con Set with year diaaer. COCKTAIL BAR DINING-ROOM if Erttertoinment JBITfTsDliniS Hear HELEN pitying MQjSLiyftJ your favorite num- wLr bers on. the piano *• 1]] on this Sax. Bmt and * Serving your favorite ■■ beverages, sandwich- IZM'JLRI if Restaurant Delicious food you'd enjoy! Open Mon-Thurs. 4:30 AM to 7 PM. Fri-Sat. 4:30 A.M. to 10 P.M, ’ Carry-Out Service an Food—Bear—Wine CHOOSE NAME In other actions Thursday the party convention: Chose the name New Democratic party, Elected Michael Oliver, McGill University professor, as the party's national president, Chose as copresident Gerard Picard, head of the printing trades section of the Confederation Of No-tional Trade Unions. Approved a platform urging higher corporate taxes, lower taxes for low income groups and an end to-federal sales and special excise taxes on necessity Items, and ’ . ________ V. • -...... Debated what view the party should take on Canada’s presence in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization and will try to reach a decision before adjournment this weekend. Don't Miss This Popular, Peppy 4-Piece Bond Friday •Saturday 9 P.M.-2 PM. Spadafore Bar ____ 6 N, Cass (Comer of Huron) { HARBOR & J BEACH ! k Formerly White City Ba«cli k f 1S40 Csss Ule id. f FRIDAY SPECIAL! ALLYOU S^1 rnv CAN EAT MM Hie [RavOIY Lounge Now Appearing Monday thru Tfiuraday Bob Lawson A Mod Mon Miltfoi 3982 Auburn Rd. UL 2-391 (T DINING FOR OVIR ISO 'Landmark for Hungry Americana' ^ Who Is Carol? DANGIN8-4 NMHtS Wed.-Fri.-Sot.-Sun. Now «■— The Dean'Qualls "D-NOTIS" Gl Wants Her to Return Car LANSING UT-A 17-year-old Lansing soldier, home on leave, would like to see a girl named Carol again. It’s not that he was thst tmpresaedJJa--lbB^gici4.»4«»vj—How would you jlflce to have* Jake of your very ! own! *? Now! Thru Monday [WORLD OF WONDERS NEVER BEFORE SEEN I ABE OF ADVENTURE BEYOND IMAGINING neto Durand and Bancroft. A public auction will be held at the 8hiawaaeee County Courthouse at —.riKST RUM- TONIGHT and SATURDAY —THE BABY SITTER— REGOMMENDED FOR ADULTS ONLY! MMENEOEMONGE& the baby-$ittcr with1 the French touch! 3—TERMFK FEATOKES—3 A Program That Has Everything ACTION - FUN - COLOR! ACTION awe.^■waeto*Effl .MidWRRAY-OllN-^N-lik SATURDAY Show STARTS 10:00 P. M. ft'irt—■ ★ plus ★ TWO YANK GUERILLAS ON A DESPERATE MISSION BEHIND ENEMY LINE*! HG. WELLS ”4Cm> MM SERB liTvS rSTKiTi 5^331 RUBBER P THE PONTIAC FREgS, FRIDAY, AUGUST Nkrumah in Yugoslavia BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (AP) —President Kwame Nkrumkk of Brenda Lee Disc Tops Hate an what Tonne people think in tho top record* of the week, compiled by The Gilbert Youth Reeperch. 1 Dum Dum ............ ............ Bread* Lee 2 Let's Twlat Again ............. Chubby*Checker .3 I Like It Like That ..............'. — Chris Kenner 4 Toasln’ and Turning’....................Bobby Lewis ft Last Night........... ................The Mar-Beys ft Pretty Little Angel Eyes.................Curtis Lee n ttaftla AM U ¥ aweJ TUI OVe IMIM 7 Hat’s Off to Larry ..... 8 Quarter To Three ........ 9 Together 10 The jnsh........ ..... U Yellow Bird................ 12 The Boll Weevil Song...... IS Dent Bet Money, Honey_____ 14 School Is Out............ 18 You Out Sit Down (Part 2) 18 Raindrops..... 17 Please Stay .............. 1ft Wooden Heart ............ 10 Michael................... 20 A Tear...........'........ NOW THRU TUiS. FREE PLAYGROUND —, Use Drifters ----- Joe Dowell The Highwayman . Gene McDaniels LAUGH FILLED —DAYS!!— JO COMPLETE THE PROGRAM - We Hove Two of the Fines* Short Subiects Available! WALT DISNEY'S [ "WIND WAGON SMITH' THE STORY OP LIFE IN ITALY v AND "AGELESS ARTISTRY" .IwsSiRAY OlSw • LONDON (AP)—The » Conservative majority in Parliament closed ranks Thursday night and overwhelmingly endorsed Prime Minister Harold Macmillan's proposal to start negotiations for Britain’s entry into the European Common Maricet. A threatened revolt by dissident Conservatives tearing involvement with the continent tailed to materialize. After two days of brisk debate, Macmillan’s party handed him a 313-5 vote victory. The House of Lords also rejected the amendment “M-ll, then approved the government’s motion without a format vote count. ~ fm SEE IT TODAY! PLUS MYSTERIES OF THE DEEP COLOR DOORS OPEN 12:45—FEATURE AT 1:30—4:05—6:40—9:25 P.M. Britain's decision promises to set in motion an economic realignment affecting nearly every country in Western Europe. Several of Britain's' partners in the seven-nation European Free Trade Association set up by Britain to rival the Common Market plan to follow London's lead and line up with the market nations. The British government will ap-ly for membenhip next week, but this does not commit Britain to Join. Talks on terms of membership will probably not get under way until October, And they are: expected to be long. Oakland County SHOW STARTS AT DUSK ROOM ADDITIONS, Great-Grandma ITS BIGGER - BETTER and BRIGHTER! 01 THE INGEST SNEER TOTHE EVER SEER! Takes Wild Ride in Earth Capsule DTiVlftWri EXACTLY AS SHOWN ON' BROADWAY At that moment Thursday Mrs. Bunker was taking a1 somewhat wobbly' ride on the ALFA trainer, a device used to simulate an actual ride into orbit for American Grandma Bunker had a Uttle trouble controlling the ALFA ‘‘capsule,” and that’s when she "lost the earth.” The way the Langley experts figured it, she came down near “Florida.” She allowed 'afterward that she would not mind being a real astronaut. “The Lord says to be strong and of good courage,” said Mrs. Bunker, who comes from Palm Springs, Calif. t’Pd be just as safe in a capsule as here.” Mrs. Bunker won fame in 1959 ; as the first great-grandmother I ever to break the sound barrier in an airplane. LATE SHOW thousands upon thousands in fhe castLC million dollars pouredinto Full Carry-Out lorries PIZZA Also Amorican Menu FjE 2-0434 idso mad Virginia. Props. JOE'S SHfkfttti House 1038 W. Huron St. itj» filming-years in the making! I < ruse w. nuron or. p flllilllltT TONIGHT 3 TERRIFIC FEATURES COLOR AND FUN! % CRASH THROUGH THE LAUGH BARRIER ; -wtth aid ZAMEST ^ comndy In ynvnl THEG/tfEST, GOB-&-GAL GET-TOGEXHB EVER! IBIELi RUNNING TIME Alamo 8:15-12:00 ^Co-Feature 11:20 J^HNW^YNE / RICHARD WIDM ARK / LAURENCE HARVEY FRANKIE AVALON / Patrick wayne / u n da crist al k JOAN O’BRIEN/CHIU WILLS ISSZ/^„„m RICHARD BOONE ^Absert-mfncfeEi parent TRAP! StraND THE PONTIAC PKESb, FH1DAY^JLUGUST-4 1961 meet by Aug. 14 tinder state lam and is expected to meet late next week, they ere etpe.to certify at least one Write-In candidate. . John J. Meek; Alpena, received 211 vote* In the Alpena represent* alive district. * % Vr / ' ' ' Whether Ltytaski with hie one vote, or Smith with Ms seven, pets on the ballet may he merely a point of passing interest anyway, u the Mi District of Ways* County Is virtually certain Is go to (he DtSKrattfa Me Sept. 12 eleo tion of driegefas, and fosmer GOP gtsie Treasurer D. Hal# .Brake al* most sandy has the seat from 0* 25th Senatorial District .: ■ Voters in the Avondale School District will go to the polls la a special election Monday to deride 41 a 6.5-mill operational'tax proposal. f * * * The same total mittage waa requested on die annual school bal-Mt June 12, It was defeated by a 114-vote margin, 383 to 259. n However, la Mendey** election Report No Progress in Wayne Bib Strike primary for candidate to the lth Representative District of Wayne County. These were no candidate names printed o dine balks. ' ^ tor operation and another nine-tenths of a mill for debt retirement which went off the tax rolls during the past year. The other proposition, Proposal No. 2, asks voters for permission to levy 2.6 mills for two years. Passage of this proposal would allow the district to meet current financial eMIgetiens and to ton- In looia County, the problem is NhNNNNNNHHHHMHHmNNNHNPNHHHBI CHAPEL DOMINATED—The focal point of the Benedictine Fathers’ new Novitiate at 2711 E. Drahner Road,- Addison Township, is the A-Shaped chapel with a sloped roof. It is one story higher than the main part of the building. The new home for novices will be open for public inapection from 2 to 3 p m. Sunday. and Motor Coach Employes of America struck th# line Tuesday. One-hundred and ninety-five employes walked out in s new£oo-| Officials say the district is hi danger of losing 1160,000 in the 1961-62 budgct-tf the millage ls not granted. School Supt. Leroy R, Watt said the mlllsge would insure payment of an operating debt that has accumulated over the past several New No vitiate to Public on Sunday Bunker Is Elected to JP Assn. Board MBS ADD-A-ROOM GROWING FAMILY TWBXTY-EtoHT Avondale Yoters to Decide School Issue on Mo House, Senate OK Farm Bill Expoct Kennedy to Sign Measure Ev*h Though It lacks Some Powers WASHINGTON (UPI) — Com pan sent tojhe White House yesterday a compromise farm Mil to ant the government’s stockpile of fuiplus grain by paying farmers tor not growing wheat, corn and Other grains In 1962. m * * * The House approved the We on s 234-170 mU call vote while Rte Senate passed fin legislation tai a voice vote. Failure of the second proposition would moan a tom of credit rating and financial standing for the district, according td the district's Seated he weald alga 'even though It gave Mm oaty part at the aew powers he requested to atemgthea the farm - The bill contained dm administration’s stopgap program to force wheat growers to reduce plantings ft least 10 per cent next year in Mchange for generous subsidies. X Rr tr ♦ "_But it did not Include the Pren-Ment’s controversial plan to glvo Ik secretary of agriculture prillary responsibility tor drafting aew price guarantee and control Smm- for fante bomuodltiea. SLIGHT INCREASE School officials .eetlmated that approval of both propositions would raiat taxes by leas than fU par year for the avenge taxpayer in K district. Potts will be open Monday from 7 a.m. to • p.m. in the district. Voters living west of Adams Road will cast their ballots at the Auburn Heights Firs Hall, 3436 Auburn Road. T Persons Jiving east of Adams Road'will vote at die Southwest Avon Community Building, 2137 W. Auburn Road near Crooks Road. Absentee ballots may be obtained until 2 p.m. tomorrow at the Avondale Board of Education Office. 1435 W. Auburn Road. ADDISON TOWNSHIP - The Benedictine Fathers, who bought J. L. Cote estate I years ago, will .open tbrir newly completed novitiate to the public Sunday afternoon. The open house will be from to 5 p.m. In the Structure which has an A-ehaped chapel, two stories high, doml-natng the front facade. Baaldos the chapel, the aeriti-ato has quartan tar IS heya, who fast Matrons to Hold card Party, Luncheon | COMMERCE — Pest Matrons of {Bommeree Chapter No. SOI, OES, 1m inM s sail! uurij Mgl Mai IT Ion at the temple Tuesday, start-jug at 12:10 pjn. A bazaar aad wake sale also will be featured. | Reservations can be made by walling Mrs. Edward Holmes of Andrews St., dub president; Mrs. Russell A. Field of 7875 Commerce Road, ticket chairman. The public is invited. V > Shrinkage Remains Packaging Problem LANSING (AP) - After weighing ii many as S£<9 packages of food in one month, the State Agri-1 culture Department has reported that shrinkage of prepackaged [meats, cheese and certain fruits 'and vegetables continues to be a probiem in some retail food stores. apparently has been made, the department said. Re-Jections far short weight in. 1966 ran as high as 30 per ocftt of the packages tested, the department’s Foods and Standards Division re- ported. Thel atest survey resulted concert, in the rejection of only 22 per cent jMjfi One major retailer of prepackaged foods now allows for shrinkage and marks packages accordingly, the deportment said. tag af avriow tor saa year af Baptist Church in Davisburg Plans Musicale DAVISBURG — A midsumn musical program is planned by the First Baptist Church hoc for Sunday at the 11 a.m. morning service and In the evening at 7:30. The sacred music will be directed by Rev. James Lancaster, director of the Grand' Rapids Youth for Christ Music Depart- Rev. I ST—trr studied earned music ut Moody Bible Institute aad waa graduated from Trinity College wttk a degree la reUgWus the vows of ehaatity, obedience tad poverty. The Benedictine community now numbers 26, including 13 novices and 13 monks. Rev. Bede Barcatta, O.S.B., is tbs prior. Members of the community did most of the work on the new building themselves except for the highly professions! tasks. They did the carpentry after the rough shell was up, the tiling, flooring and other Jobs needed to complete the edifice, which now la valued at S60.000. Architect waa Edgar Jopick of Detroit. Ifitraatra am at glass aad Florida cedar was featured la eoaatruetkni tit the aew Novitiate, aad the landscaping around the butldlag waa- done by the monks aad novices. The Benedictine Fathers''an making plans for a future high school on the same site at 2711 E. Drahner. Road where students would be admitted to study for the preisthood after completing grade school. Residents of fits Catholic community do all their own sewing, cooking, carpentry repair and also have a print shop. In addition, they carry out acttvttiea..take, in recreation programs and have hobbies of their own choosing. He will speak at the morning service which also .will feature special music. The evening service wilt be an all sacred mullc Justice Bunker reactivated the Macomb County Judicial Association In 1997 and served twice as its president and once as vice president. According to fellow association otficars, the Sterling Township Justice’s efforts to raise the standards and improve the efficiency of Macomb Justice courts are well known In legal and Judicial circles to the Indian Dancers to Pratico at Orfonville Saturday ORTONVELLE — The Minne-Toka Indian dancers will perform here Saturday at S;15 p.m. at the Bkgndon fcigh School Athletic Fldd under the spot Fairs Abound w During August, Says Official LANSING IB . Some 50 community and county fairs will be held to Michigan this month, says ie State Department of Agricul-Ut. ■ * » They Include the Oakland County 4-H Fair which opens Tuesday in Pontiac and the Eastern Mich-Fair ty liulay City which sponsorship of the Brandon Fire Department. Assisting the guest minister win The dance group, representing be a staging group called the Indian tribes from different parts "Throe Talents,” who will sing 1 of the country, will be presented, fain, although some are held as several aiumbers and play tastto- to the school, gymnasium “in the J early as July or as late as Octo-mental autos and duets. {event of rain. tber, he said. The local fain have retained the popularity they gained to 1855, said Edward R. Zemmer, chief of the department’s Agricultural Industry Section. But the emphasis has changed, be said. ’Many fairs today place the accent on youth. We find special emphasis being placed Clubs and Future Farmers of America and Future Homemakers of America chapters,'’ he said. August is the big month tor the But Swarthqat was nominated to the Ionia representative district, and can’t run in both districts. Ralph Smith received seven write-in votes. If anybody is* the Democratic candidate In the district, It would probably he. But Elections Director Robert M. Montgomery said elections law states that no candidate who receives less than 10 votes can, be declared a winner. Actually, the working of the law is more complicated than that, hit Montgomery said be felt the pertinent part was the 10 vote require-nent However, Adams gave an la-formal oral opinion earlier to the offset that normal flection law doesn’t apply I* constitutional Plan Auction Saturday at Paint Creek Church GOODISON — An auction aale ill ha held at 7 p.m.* Saturday following a 6 p.m. dinner on the Looti-aft. Amalgamated Aamri- grounds of Paint Creek Commum, Iffy Methodist Church on Cblltoq Road. Food will be served by th| ______ church’s ladies aid society. Pro* new con-1 ceeds will be contributed to the 'church building fund. Favor lOrMile Road Site for Lyon TWp. School LYON TOWNSHIP v— A parcel< [of property near the eastern boundary of South Lyon may be chosen the site for a new high school af the Lyon Township Board of Education meeting Air. 14. A list of 14 avaiWbfe school sites has been narrowed to two aad the ____on the Aorth side of 10-Mile Road tost outside South Lyon S favored by board members. The Colwell Homes, Inc.,’ property on 10-Mile Hoad also haa bora nun—ended by the school district’s architects, the Mato ‘Department of PnMto Instruction and the Oakland Oonn* ty Depart—I tit Health, Officials favor , the Colwell Homes property over the Howard R. Latta site because til the avnih ability of city serotoea such as twer and water facilities. t * dr * Board members have been toM that the site near South Lyoi would be annexed to the city Jf the school district should deckfs to purchase it. Tbtal cost, Including storm aqd sanitary sewers, is estimated at 986,900. about 15,900 more than the purchase price for the Latta property on the west side of Pontiac Trail -between Nine-Mile and 10-Mile Roads. . ACCUSED OF MURDER—Shielding Ms face from photographers, Flint area Insurance agent Harold A. Cook, 50, Is led to Municipal Court after bring arrested to the fatal beating of his Wife, Entity, 37. Cook was tadtn from the Geseiwe County Jail for arraignment yesterday afternoon by Sheriff Tom Bril. Police said Cook killed hit wife Wednesday night after a quarrel oyer whether their son should wash the dishes. Sat Road Sign Hearing LANSING 6) — The House Interim Study Committee on Billboards has scheduled a public hearing on highway sign regulations for 2 p.m. Thursday to the House chamber of the capttol. r remodeling Z ROAD-E-O WINNERS—David C. M. Wood Z (cater) of Boulder, Colo,, winner of the pa-$ tional teenage driver competition, Is flsnkrd fby Mack W. Pitts m (left) of Falls Ckurch. Vav third-place winner, and Dewey Moss (right) of Dalton, 'Ga.,o, sponsored by the U.S. Junior Chamber of Commerce ended. A PORCH ENCLOSURE GOING « BUSINESS Everything At and Balow Cott—Nothing Held Back Buy Now and Sava HORRY WHILE SELECTIONS ARE PLENTIFUL MODEL F0RNH0RE mm j j| (Ftitmarlr Modem Pay f—literal S. TffliSrSJpr FE 5-5983 \ EE 5-5983 Complete Home MODERNIZING FREE PLANNING • FAMILY AND RUMRfiS ROOMS • BASEMINTS • RECREATION ROOMS » ATTIC ROOMS • NEW HOME FRONTS * KITCHENS • BATHROOMS INS • (ALOUSIE ROOM ADDITIONS LABOR and MATERIALS IttOTQCTjoi? CERTIFIED GUARANTEE . NO MONEY DOWN - FHA TERMS -5 YEARS TO PAY NO PAYMENTS TIL OCTOBER CM Nos*/ FE 3-7833 ROOM ADDITION RECREATION ROOM ' BIG (EAR PONTIAC PAINT PtOTRCTlOtfl REDWOOD SUFF LI MINTS ts4 FIOTICTS TNI NATURAL COLOR OF RIDWOOD Afflf it to**' WOOD Agahut DECAY, mams. IWfUINO, TREAT IT YOURSELF I PONTIAC PAINT Mfg. Co. » L Emit St _ n M iH Open Deity • AJII.-S:M PJL Setsrday I AM. 'til Neen 1 BLOOMFIELD Where hills and homds are blended exciting new concept of living — The • CUSTOM TRI-LEVEL • ATTACHED 2-CAR GARAGE • 3 LARGE BEDROOMS • 2 BATHROOMS • PANELED REC ROOM *16/990 incloding lot *690 DOWN FHA TERMS Open Daily & Sun. 1 Quick Out for THE PONTIAC PKESS, FBJDAy. AUGlVf vmi Let me show you how you mey save money on your car insurance... Robert Raff, Jr. $279 Dixit Hwj., Wottrford OR 3-2778 STATE FARM MUTUAL TWINS AT LAST — Mrs. William Yeager of Philadelphia holds her newborn twin daughters Michaeie and Patrice after her recent return from the hospital. They make Nor 12 and l3 for the Yeagers, surrounded here by nine older chil- dren. TWO Other youngsters have died. The children starting clockwise from Stephen, 1, held by his father, are: Anthony, 2, David, 4, Joseph, 5, Mary Beth, «. Susan, 9. John, 11, Lynn, 14, and BUI. 15. in Ship Crash Soy American Freighter Deliberately Rammed Cuba-Bound Tanker l uto Negotiations Seem Stalled on Major'Issues By A. W MAHAN I DETROIT (P) — Auto-labor contract negotiations appeared hung British Plan Troop Call for Emergency in Berlin AmtiJ up on all major issues today, and a This may continue another two collld.) weeks or so. An Aug, 35 the union this British *•’ t0 »*ply ,0 it8 only settlement I offer thus Tar — a profit-sharing | proposal from American 'Motors The Russians charged the 7.23S-j** fi*°J*>cI“de* **»£•**» ton freighter deliberately rammed «■« ^y ot ** *** the larger tanker-the 17M7-ton Jw CwtI*cU explre Aug, >f the economic . Castro regime. The t’AW has the AMc offer came out; under study. It has termed it "a worst in the crash j step in the right direction” hut . * * * j hus raised objections to the cum- , Both the Janet Quinn and the; pany’a proposal that It give up u iartkrr were, damaged but made! coot-of-liviiig escalator and a Gibraltar harbor under their owiv (dx-cent yearly pay-boast er steam. No casualties 'were.report-; known so tin annua] Improve-ed aboard either ship. | meat factor. The Soviet ship was holed in Its i _. . AMC „ thp UAW forward tank, above the Water- . ■ A.,.C °“etV; ..UAW l,. iJV “ has been prodding the big three— [line. The tank was empty. MHQtot%*Ford Chrys- f Ihq American .hip was holed ife* (two placet and taking water when . V. ^SJ? . . t . [tl reached Glbr.lfr. |*7 sssr & %'15C I-* •*«»“• * trade union paper Trud, who wasl10' . . , . | reported aboard the tanker, made wttbout a coutract. Another union spoke Up at General Motors in stronger language Thursday. It was the International Union of Electrical Workers (IUE), which represents 25,000 of GM’s 325,000 production workers. working tag without conducts, the UAW for the first time In its hfstnry. State Upi TB Test Age to 30 for Mobile Units E. J. Kraft ot Dayton, chairman of the IUE*o General Motors Conference Board, said: "We have no intention of working without a contract. We ate not going through what we did lit 1958 under no dr-cumstances.” LANSING W-Traveling4 mobile JC-IPy units will b, used only on persons 30 or more years old by this fall in the State Health Department’s campaign to- eliminate tuberculosis. John L. Isbister, TB control officer, says the minimum age Is being raised from 21 because tests have shown more than JO per cent of those discovered with ae- GM served notice TUeaday of uve TB were over 30 ytm eld, termination of the IUE contract I Skin testa ate being planned far *P** ** jpefsons under 30 who volunteer -In USI, GM terminated contracts .for a checkup, Dr. Isbister said, when the UAW- and IUE - refused] Those who show positive results to extend existing agreements two wttl be notified to havwachest years. Both unions continued work-lx ray. TWO DOCTORS ON DUTY ASSURE YOU accusations against freighter in s dispatch to the official Soviet news agency Tass. • •• -By. K, C THAI,KB PARIS (UPI) - Britain has [completed her plans ta/emergency 'military action in Berlin, it was learned from diplomatic sources today. UL.Germany, Most of them are taiserves. These are crack troops, communication and'transport units highly mobile, armed with the 1st-and are designed to enable the est weapons and equipped .with army to deploy its strength quick- planes capable of carryii* nuclear in Germany. I weapons. The Bare Facts Given on This Pick-Off Play m Thatcher, Patterson and Warnet INSURANCE —A callup of Sfl.soo men In the * J * [ rewrve. This can be done quick- I The British plan will be reviewed The plan is in four stages, and V because the BHtisb aeetetary at the meeting of the American, Washington hSs been advised of ot war has authority to call up {British, French and West Gemgan the details, it should be ernpha- two elasaea of reservists wttbout foreign ministers opening here SSt-sized that London does not believe! a special royal proclamation. jurday. that the Berlin problem has yet —l( a sudden crisis develops over! It was considered significant that the emergency stage. and| Berlin Britain would deploy her Sr Francis Felting, chief of the Jno actipu to implement the mUi-^Territorial (National Guard) ............................* - - jtary plan is contemplated today orIt t* .hifted to over-I in the immediate future. jasaa service within a matter of The four-stage Britirii plan:' I days. —Bring the army of the Rhine in Germany to its full strength ot 55,000 men. This involves sending -The swift dispatch of up to two brigades of the strategic re- SUMMER SAVINGS Vt Carat DIAMOND Sow Only $1 a Week At this amazing low price you don't have to keep hor waiting for the diamond she's hoping for. Use your Credit. SUaWS ‘MICHIGANS LARGEST JEWELERS' N0BTH SAGINAW SHEET Pontiac State Bank Bldg. K Hints He'll Talk on Berlin British Imperial General Staff, joining the discussions here. Any military preparations the British make will be completely coordinated with the American and NATO plans, it was ssk). The signal for setting Britain’s (dsns into motion will be given only after it hat become obvious that Berlin negotiations have collapsed. Samuel Hampton doubts that. it was the four-and-twenty blackbirds that picked off his dothes. He told sheriff’s deputies yesterday . that his dothes were stolen from the dothes line in his backyard at 584 Casemere, Orion Township, the night before. When Hampton awoke yesterday he found his six pairs of work pants, six work shirts, two pairs of- fehorto, two T-shirts, and eight pairs of socks - and the clothespins.' - None of the big three indicated I it is in a 'hurry . Although the UAW I and GM served termination notices j I on each other this week, .GM said I its afction did not predude limited I extension of the current contract. IMMEDIATE SERVICE EYE EXAMINATIONS FILLING PRESCRIPTIONS EYE GLASS REPAIRS The strongest union language thus far on pooaible strike action came from UAW vitae President Leonard Woodcock. He toM | a Washington news conference he ! didn’t think the UAW would bo I PONTIAC OPTICAL CENTER lOJ N. Saginaw (across from Simms) FE 2-0291 Hr*. 9:30-5:30 Ostiy Mon: or Frf. Ever by Apmtr.... ■ -. _ A. A. Milos, O.D, — P. C. 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An excellent companion giant for garden lilies, as Uie foliage provides protection of the lily bribe and flowers ban * Hosts lanceolate, with broad green leaves and Mae flowers, afters much to Ike Hewer sr Let Friends Share Garden WifhiQitt of Potp double dust — The Eari N. Agar Jr. home on Twilight Hill Court in Hill 'N Dale Subdivision combines vegetables and flowers in one plot, it’s, hard te-name a vegetable the Aiwa don’t grow. Edging the garden ere petunia* baby’s breath. burning bush, wince's' feathers, hollyhocks and sunflowers. Eight-year-old Gary lends a hand freqoeafly, T«t hie mother is ffir fMirTirsrrtiwri~ This plot measures 110 by 30 feet. Gordon Together Planting is a family affair. The American Association of Nursary-rts that the tendency is Midsummer Garden Chores Are Waiting for husband end wife to tour tereet and responsibility sad companionship in gardening. In IS per cent oil die cases where homes Even though most spring flowers have begun to fode and flowering shrubs have dropped tbeir seasonal blossoms, then an still many landscaping chons which need to he dene around the home to keep flowers, vegetables and shrubs productive the mat of the year. be done during this off-season. For example, feeding of- raws should be continued about every four to six weeks during the summer months, the Armour argono-mlsts say. For these feedings, half cup of rate food should be, distributed in a shallow fa around each plant to provide complete balanced nourishment strong healthy roae plants | If you aoem to be caught _________ with ydur usual landscaping #ctiv.jnaWJ* bwws. ities at this time of year, agrono-[ Fan ran atlll act eat daMU mists with the Armour Agricultural] tubers tor geed faU blooms and Chemical Company suggest that] growing dahllaa need a feeding you take a second look for ether this month. Apply fertiliser far planting and feeding Jobs that could | lawns and gardens at flw rate of one teaspoonful per bulb or JACOBSEN’S Offer Complete LANDSCAPE Detiyi' and Construction PATIO STONE iad Construction FREE Laniscopo Plus FREE Eitimatoi JACOBSEN’S GA1DE1 TOW NU1SEBY 545 Vflreudwty, take Orion Annual flower seeds of the fastgrowing and heat-loving types can still he planted for fill-ina. Tribe include marigdlde, balsam, celestas, amaranthus, zinnias, gdm-phrena and petunia* -When flower buds appear, feed in from two to jthree pounds of lawn and garden fertiliser for each 100 square feet of bed apace, ■ , it" dr * w is a good time for a sec ond sowing of the ‘ I Dr , bearing aMM number assiwmni hr o* mm. for cm* to tM highest bidder. Inspection thereof ——y m msdo at»i a Patrs, tM atom Of gtoraae. The undersigned reserves the right to bid Dated 1-H-*T. universal cit credit oorp « P.O. Box sag • Ml W. Huron Stmt. • remiss. Ml»Mg*x m By O L. TT • ____________________Aug, i, A -iabOISTRATION NOTICE FOB STATS BMcuon, Tuesday. SapOmbar IS. Ml. To lho qaxitfi-' —--------— **“ Tboraxhlp of Poi qBsfly M PJ all precinct*. ■ of Michigan. I I win mate* fa* registration the name of say Ittal eoter In aaM Township, City *r vOlag* not already registered VI--------aa apply Is me panasiBy far such ttauos Provided, however, that receive ns name* for registration during tM time lnUrvostag between ,ki Thirtieth das before say regular. M or sfflstal primary owetlon so day of tueh election Notice fa hereby g at tbs PasMss Tawnshlp Opdyfca Rood. Mssidaya fh— — —-■ to (:M pm. sad as Tuesday threagh Friday from f»sa. Is A;08 pm., —1 os Monday. August, M, ltd 1—last tM Thirtieth day srauedlss said two. os srorMod by Saattas AS*. 10a lid, PWbhc Act* st ISM. Pn oitlocA a mr until I o'clock p.m. — each asM day fog tM purpoao of ra-vtswlng the registration and IwstaWrtaa inch of tM guohfled elector* Is aetd i ~cWS«liUS, City or ViUugo — **■' “ y^osylr^'1—*~ ...ddsst ot — --------------— ----- registration, and entitled under tM Ces-sfltutlon, H remaining such resident. M rate at tM neat alectlau, shall M —**•( reglArotlon bask. ■- *i make personal ap- ______________, ..lector who 1 I make personal application t i ■ from :i_ Village In which h Sc*— or primal, ---- the Clerk of the TowBthh lose la which la Located m* —. dene* duplicate ragtatrstloar cards, and masatlaa la duplicate the mtatyattoe affldaylt befor* a notory public a- -**™ officer legally aathertaed to Ms — oaths, aad returning such registration cards to tM Clark of th* Tawai "*• ~r Village Mftra tM doc* af • the Mat day of registration ty election or primary election _______y PubUc cr other officer ad ^ilaisMrlBg the oath shall Uta hi uaa on the line for tM atgnetur* o the regiatretlon officer aad designate hi* WUe. . . Unregistered persons aat fWtttJad ti aberrations of the American character. Although the militant Protestant ism of earlier generations has left an indelible stamp on U S. history, now widely agreed, even among Protestants, that America ceased to be a “Protestant country.’’ it ha» iwsme laifead a lour-faith e # ■ n t r jr, with a huge Roman Catholic population (*t million), aad substantial minor! tie* of Jews (i million)' and Eastern Orthodox Christian* !* million). The transition was dramatically symbolized last fall by election of .Catholic president. In many of the comfnente which have been made since that on “the passing of the Protestant i,” there has been « tendency to ;jovertook owe very imporotan* fact; Although Protestants are nc longer the only significant religious group in America, they remain the largest body, by a very wide margin. The 1961066 Yearbook of Ameri-The 1961 Yearbook of American Churches puts the total membership of U.S, Protestant denominations at nearly .63 million. FIGURE MISLEADING But this figure, baaed oa official reports from nearly mil denominations. vastly understates the Protestant population. This is true tor two reasons. First, most Protestant churches do not count as members children under the age of 13 (who are included in Catholic totals.) A conservative estimate of the number of such children in Protestant families — 20 million — brings the protestant total up to S3 million. Secend, there am a aubata* Hal sum her of American* who regarde themselves as Protestaats bat who are as* formally aftll- referring to members of Eastern Orthodox churches as Protestants. It Is advisable to aland st a safe dlstaaee whea doing tM*, because Orthodox Mutation* may grew vehement la patofiag oat that their churches trace their lineage directly to the Orel i apostle* and, have been oat of cow tact with the Wrotera Catholic Church alnce the great schism of ISM. That was nearly 500 years before a .German monk named Martin Luther touched off the great 16th century religious uphettvel which is known to history as the Protestant reformation. - OUR ANCESTORS teaching. *. They Might to recover}4-“original” Christianity—the dee-trines and practice* of Uie early I church hi the period when the ] pew testament was written —| aad to elirataate aspects of medieval CatheMdam which they regarded as acerrHono or dislor- | lion* at flw Gospel. Thus Protestantism from its in-’ ception was characterized by both aegstive and positive emphasis. Itj was a revolt against certain things, but also an affirmation, of other things. I • WWW.' This dual .character is reflected in the name at the movement, j which comes from the Latin wordi "protestari." It means both “toJ protest” and “to bs a witness.” i By Quincy THE BERRY8 ‘JIMMIE DROVE ME *— WILD TODAY-- HE WAS AS KIAUGWTVAS HE COULD r r POSSIBLY BE/*-*—' heS just going through A STAGE. DEAR- FINDING, OUT WHO IS BOBS---- AROUND ----- COUNT WffPT WHILE YOU'RE FINDING THE BOOK ON CHILD By Carl Grubert THEN SWWHRAWSHr" on the Seat of^hs pants with Jr A ALLEY OOP By Y. T. Hamlin CAPTAIN EASY “You can’t get away with no shoes and stockings here young lady! This is a respectable beach!" BOARDING HOUSE not reoefve the e*U of any per.on who** -------- rMUUred m AM raclatra- of the TMrnhlp, Ware or Ta*e. SSS. Any reflrtered elector n. ajh Sum »f wddwfu within tM fitwuahl*. tety or VUlM*. casr* M* ihllSllsIMn W M i traneferred l MW throuah tM laat Idlrm. ward tad precinct number and record tM r— ■ddna*. ward aad precinct aaaMr the oriftnal and duplicate refUtref card*, and iM place, tM ariatnal ratU-tratlou card la th* proper precinct flla, Such transfer* ibkll not M -mad* within S* M daya Mat praeadtef any election or primary dMMa, —'h thirtieth day (hall fall « Sunday or iecal haBdayt. t- ^ , .. oetletratlon tr*n*fcr* aMU M aacepted . during tM next tun workthg day ' elded that no «uch tranifer ehall talt any peraaa to eat* In aay Ti ■hip. City or VUtat* to which M aat raided N day* Mat preceding jpeaie* or srM6>y election 1 Transfer of regUtratton aa El« mr- far each transfer and prantlng mum to th* atoetlah board In thojwe-oiact ta which M 1* registered. Upon t ■ *-*“ t each request tM Inspector gfastlaa In charge of tM rsglstrat maaadl Ran compare tM riSMtl.-tMrnn with the tlgnstur* upon tM ■pull rant * registration record and. U tfig signature* correspond, iheo tM ta-apector shall certify **ch fact upao aagd request aad tM applicant far transfer shall then be permitted ta vat* U> each pratoct far that amaiita only, tom application far transfer than ba Mad qmhtt* Township City ar vnaaa W* man transfer such elector's la accordance With IM ep- ' TELL ME, TXJM'T WMS TV4IS6S, HOW M'OOVJhl TME CUR-'l COULD YOU PERMIT "TWAT ^TAll4,MA30R-* [ 0ARBARIAM OF A RECORD DEALER TO SULLY J <5 HAKES PEAR & i THE FAIR KAME OF HOOPLE 5$ X MHBHT ^■HIMSELF WROTE 1 REM1HD V0U THAT 6EAl ERAUONS OF NOOPLESV FOR MOhlS>J f i HAVE BEE hi Noted Shakespeaream actors , \ w— MAR - SUMPH A*- THE THOUGHT DP OSWALD^ >1HUMM MARKETING MY COLLECTION OP SPEECHES AS A SLE&P-PCDOOClUGJ U l RECORD (SAM INSULT.' /AKlD^IOO-IS J / the WEST l KIND OF . , / APPLAUSe/i SISMU5 IAtMUMT SHORT Of* THE airport; TKEN6ME* SHUTTER MR By Leslie Turner .vru mo mm rwi fllg TWO HOUR* ,__________ . -- SINCE TME REPORT\0UeiUTEKEPT0R5Vg Of PIN0IN6 THEIR LEFT IN PURSUIT Of PLANE NEAR 1KAR0.J TW9 VANCUI 6P«S " THEN NOTlWto MORE! W0N0ER »«A*y By Ernie Bushmiller 1 WANT A CAKE OF FOOBLE’S SOAP tea igKamm. When the name *< any atreet &F raaidant Mum number in any Town-dhtp. City air triad* Ma been chaaied, : ftThan be the duty of the Towmahlp. City ar VIHm* Clerk fi |M “ fvrXKSTRATIOU NOTICE FOR BTATI ■action Tuesday. September 11 I**l je ^gim QuallHed Brtin af th* city T^naUt*.Oeuaty of Oekland State Rotice Is hereby given that in coo-timity with tM TUlchl«an Election -••I. the wdanlsaad Clerk, will. V day, except Sunday aad a legal llday. tM M ot aay rapHar ar ana. Il election or primary election, receive I MMkw aamt.ef aay UfVaU Townahlp, City or VI during tM Ham w Thirtieth day medal er official as provided ky Baattaa triflP . NSe Acto af ISM. from g is. mUI I o'clock p.m. ea mid the pars*** af reviewing the Sea aad ngletiriaa amri g» JS I electors m aald Tewaahtp. City |S a* AaM sripuly apply there-mi at aa aatuaa hat aa atSMl a ffmagf the Can OWIUX»H City Clerk i*m*t. mat FRANKLIN ifODlAUA ..ufe, *■'» ^ UM6 AIA30I?'' MA6ALAI^G&,, ■ NEST C66 TVi 166$^ _ POESNM KHOW ASOOT^ THAT'S THE WAY THEY SCREAM IT ON THEIR RADIO COMMERCIALS t°i^w JL MORTY MEEKLE By Dick Cavalli QUT OUR WAY r iVE FReUReDOUnAWYMY ’ ANTI-GECN CAMPAION F9NT , S. REACHING THePBOPte... J ( (TBCWBR THBR iCAPJ. ) y (=BOA NOWON I'M GOINO TO SPWEAD THE MeeaAfie BY CLevettty DtoOOSINO IT IN RDPULAR 60N06, WHICH X WILL WRITE AAY»F.„ I\E ALREADY WRITTEN ONE. IT<9 CALLED *WH6N JOHNNY COMES MARCHING HOME FROM FR3HT1N® THE GERM WCU- . Gtv& HIM A.H6ARTY < WEUX3ME CMA-CHA-CHA' J By Char tea Kuhn DONALD DUCK By Walt Disney THE PONtlAC frRESS, FRIDAY, AUGUST 4. 1961 Market Carried f markets Soybeal,s ■ |*| m | ' * > Aro in RaiwI haman/4 by Blue Chips NEW YORK (AP) - Selective demand Air biai chip tanei boosted atock market prices early this afternoon, carrying popular averages to record levels. ------■ •. * * * Motors — especially Chryslsr and Ford — steels and etemicCls provided a good many gainers. Rails and airfiBH Were moderately higher, hot aircraft-missile issues backed down a bit and othe groups went pretty watt mixed. Gains ran from fractions to a point or so with losses in the saipe general range. Trading pro ceeded at a quiet pace. Brotares aews generally was favorable, although traders appeared to be cast!—, as usual, with the weeheed break to trad- The quiet trading was taken as qan Indication of less aggressive buying in the wake of the week's advance to previously u peaks. Hie weakness In aircraft-missile stocks came' after tbs latest Riis-' sian note said the Soviet government Is rMtoy to negotiate a Ber- .-BHTWWMK........... * ♦ * , Loeaes of a point or ao hit General Dynamics and Republic Aviation. Lockheed and Douglas also declined, while Boeing and United Aircraft remained higher. Chryater, ahead mere thaa a point, sad Ford, up nearly aa much, werp actively traded. GM, up »/« an sa epealag block of It,000 shares, held to that gala The auto issues have been well-regarded by Wall Street analysts because of the prospect of low inventories when new models are introduced. This, of course, would be accentuated by any autoworkers’ strike when contracts run out at the end of the month. In addition, July aaJea reports generally have been favorable. New York Stocks Pltsm alter Mail point* an eighth* The following are top prices covering sales of locally grown produce by growers and sold by them In wholesale package lota. Quotations are furnished tay the Are in Good Demand CHICAGO t* - Wheat and pop-etas were in good demand at firm prices today in early transactions on the Board of Trade, Detroit Bureau of Markets, as of but other grains cootinusd their Friday. —-~3 * * Detroit Produce Questions Need tor Newburgh's Welfare Plan NEWBURGH, N.Y. (AP) -State Supreme Court Judge today questioned the need for Mew-burgh’s new (dan to llmit welfare relief, but reserved decision on state move for; a temporary Injunction against it. "In what respect are our preart state laws inadequate ‘ achieve your purposes?" Jui John p. Do nohoe asked /a lawyer for the day. He gave opposing attorney, up- aat*TS“ : Cherries. i»mI, U qt . Cherries. sour, 11 qt. ... Oooe* berries. If teT ... *—SfflN, NS topi. . Wheat advanced about a cent in spots on buying which Included a heavy rrenmiasinn house demand, but dealers said It was not dear ;ltSj1ia'to whether M may have been • 5 M partly hedge lifting or buying on ;. JSIadditional overseas commitments. - ’"{One brokerage firm alone took jarimit a ttSmon bushels during the o'tlrst several minutes. Support for soybeans was under-J stood to be hugely short covering. Grain Prices CqUtoM, standard variety ., Cafrote, Mb pit Carrot*. topped, bu. Cutlllower, aw. Own, doa. stalk* C»l*ry, I to S do*. .. C*tery, Pascal . IB Catery, I to t fell-" Wtsrclr-.r..::: feta SB. Oaioju, araoa doa. Saha. .. Payday, early, doa. Saba. . Parsley, real, Sea. tote. . RadUhea, rod, dot. bad SKr’ _ja»m, ba. Bqaath, Buttercup. ts Toni a toco, 14 Ibt. Turnip*. lopsof. be. Turnip*, doe. be ha. . Xndlra. bteathsd ... Bscarole, ba. *_______ bcarola, bleached. b tetiaco. Bibb. pk. Attach, Biwten. Sea. . It.lt ,„iJ| :r. i tettaco, leaf, talc. bu. .. (uatard. ba. . m Alrlln m Can .. ssk- .. 614 Kennaeott ... ... 64.6 Klmb Clk .. M.4 Kroger ..... .. Ill Lear .... .. M l LOP Olaaa . .. 4* Ub McJSL... .. SM Litton Indus r»4to Lockh Aire . mMotors ... ltl Mack Trk .. mMOM.......J}3 Martin Co .. sguw;m asi0?.:-:.- H-S Sntbss. ft MpU Hon . Si Minn M J* 8f Monsan Ch 5flkM--------- S i Merrei Poultry and Eggs saSM delivered to Oat rate (or No. quality Baa poultry: t Hoary type roasters am I lbs MOS; broiler* and Irysrs 1-4 lb*. Whites 14-U; Barred Bask M-te DETROIT. Alt. 4 (AP) ” Ski Dries* MMjwr doaan by fin* ratoEirS delivered to Detroit, loeaa in a doasn -ms. oonaimers grade 'Including 0*1: . White Orads A extra lares 14-41; Jam is-40; medians tita-atT — tergs M-M; asMUoai Livestock |*5w£2-” WbWlE sStiMiw-.leers 24.25- Sf&tii sss S^ZsustS&SfS ».5o-r “ U*j atlUty and standard BHtsaMt .. Brlyt Mr ... Brunswick Burroughs .. Cal Pack ... CataasbU .. Can Dry ... cdnPac .... CantorCp ... NY Control .. 16 mostly el •Stilt S lb. sbuuhtoi around Be I Hi S&.%»: 81 Parka Da ... M cervisea ...s.-—r— v ....... ChssdtOh .. B j ft**00* • Chock PN....S6.t SSSCLtw.... gS?&t".-.:5t SSfta.::::: Coot Sul ... 44.4 Swjfef ... Cant Mot ••• »•• SSJrLrt.... Coat Oil 44.4 °u* Corn Pd .. . 44J • carttt rob U P*JVoS * » SlSfSir..:;: _ __ __________j Toaoso ib. Silt I and good 14-10.71; utility hatter* UW eowt I5.44-14J4; ---------------1 ■1— u-ujai atlttty bulls and coramsrclal 17-1J S*. Cahrs*. aiseiarid week aco Taatert - steady to strong; prims rsalsri 12*34, tn-* SMSaal M; good sad abate* at-32; — 'ard 11-44; ouU and alltty 1ML Sbssp, cssiqiarad weak ago laughter lamb* telly We higher: i it owes steady la Ite Mator; i seka chotea and grant I2-101 lb. lighter lamb* 14JS4I.7I; good ______________ lolco 17.60-1100: cull to cbois* twtt Cauls. MO. All class**:‘steady: three Hi Pi . HI Doug Alrc . Daw Cbtar . DU Post .. Bast Air L ** S3SW . 2 ? Sou Ry ^... I^Brand ..ISM StdOtl Cal StdOUTnd . if a Dynam .. Ji n Else ... S n Pda .... S M SIT ill 14.1 "Sr RBesr 4l' ---- . M4, s *37.4 14 4S (i >1.4 H Auto L . 441 Q QU on Eg-CeU-O ... 42.5 Stud-Pack Fairb Whltnsy 1.1 SteftTo Firestone — 44 -rannOas Ford Hot ... Ill xJxaco^ :r-e ei ••• »r.j Ttiosui Pru* Tra ... S I t*i In* . Gardner Den Si Textron )~ VI Thlokol i i KP.**, ... MS Traaiaaisr Osas Moters .. 41.T Twenty Oan O Tel * T*1 BJ Siskin Gen Tire ...44.4 the Carted* _____ oyiette _....117 i Dn Par .....M Oososi Br ... J.1 Kit Air Ua 44 Ooodrleh .... it unit Aire Goodyear ... 44.4 Unit Fruit Orah Paige .. U un One Co Ot No |te ... 414 Un M * H Orerbound .. 21.1 UB Lines ... Oulf Oil ....M 2 ub Rab .......I Hoaasstk ....47.7 UB Steal ... I Hooker Ch .. 41 Upjohn _____ I How* Bag .. It WalgTssa .... i Indast Bay .. Ill wait On Tel i Inf BUM ... «M West El ........ lat But lfch 427 White MM ... I tot Bare .... IBS Wilson * Co I tot Utah .... 44.5 Woolworth ..1 Int Paper ... 11.6 Tala * Tow . 1 tot Mtea.... 27.1 Jte«stBAT1I Int TV* Til IS.7 Sealth Bad ..« __NEW YORK, Are- 4—(Compiled by Tbs AsssMated Press): Noon today ____Itl.l lto.T U1A 1S2 4 Pm., day ......27a.l 1M4 lM.t ttu Week ago . ..:S42.» 120.1 120 1 MM Monto toe ... 240.2 122 7 1M.1 247.0 Tm a«o' .......117.T 1114 1M.1 214.4 INJ Um .M..J(U 1M4 144.4 U14 INI tew ......114.4 lUJ 1114 tlt.4 S blah ....l.bu IM4 MM 222.2 1*44 low- ....146.4 1M4 44.6 MM DOWJONEt • P.M. AVEBAGK8 » toda 7*4 41 re 441 M RaBa 14441 ap Mb is Util. 117.71 re b-N American Stock Exch. Il l too »_____ . u.i BUaqr todsa i|4 144 Leonard R 14.7 MaadMsn caaa : Crates______ __________ .. Dynam Am 144 MS-W Ab .. 114 El Bawl ds I III MnihastTw •• f ■-------..W".....PaSCjps* I4t.ll ~ P«n Dwral .. u / BBek — .... . teg on .... « BtaaOsas .... 11.7 Iwp Iw Ce .. 114 BM OU By .. M.4 iT'aateMl smteMou 'good to _ _ 200-1150 Ib steers 23-22; stan- dard aad good 1150-221)0, utility cows 14.20-10.40; oanners and cutters 12.00-14.44. „ Cal ess to not enough far market test. “1. not snouefi for a market last, k market 25c to war: number l -2M lb. betehara 11-1144; asm- _____ . _itd l and number 1 aad I 140- 2S0 lb. 1T44-17.TS; number 2 and 3 to *“ *- ** IS; tte-200 lb. 1644-14.74; d 2 204-414 lb. sows 1145-own 15.50-16 oo; niuabsr l Ib. 14-14.14; boar* 11-14: arts* batchers 74-141 Hogs *101 ■dl iff The court action came ss City Manager Jodeph McD. Mitchell skid he-is introducing "thmght control'’ to go along with the city's controwrsial lj-point wri-fsre restriction program. Pay Visits Jo Dag on Bizerfe Deadlock UNITED NATIONS, 'N. Y. Adlai E. Stevenson of the United Sbrtfk tnd ^ of Tunisia on UH. Sec- Waterford Buys School Needs Board of Education Also Approval Hiring 25 Teachers Hid Waterford Township Board of Education. last night approved the purchase of some $38,000 worth of equipment and supplies for the new Waterford-Kettering Hig * ♦ h This was the largeet of aeveral purchasea approved for equipment hi townehip achoola. Beard members aim approved teaching contracts of M iBSCbsrg tor the lttl-tt school year. The Kettering purchases Include 11.717 for HS : m INK l UN Stocki of Ana Intanst ■a eighths Flgursa after decimal points !^p:#Xt&ir 'toarN.* ln£.77. is; Lietateai on Oo. i Curttes-Wrtsht Corp. ....... 114 M. Dsyldaon Brae. ..............*4 2. Psdarnl Mogul-Bowsr Baarinss 11 1 34. Hoover BaU * Bearing . ..V il.l 31. Leonard — few days an that it will be entirely unnecessary to bold a special session' nf -the • general assembly on the toone." He indicated he meant a French pullback from invaded Biaerte City, followed by French-Tuniaian discussions on the future of the French Bixertd bate. Slim, Tunisian envoy to the U.N, Security Council, declined to make any statement. ■atertnlta International . 34.3 31J lit mj , Si Pitta Os. ... 34.4 44.1 McLoutb Stesl Co. ...13.6 M idAqMi Salwilasi Tubs Ce. IS 43.1 ~~____________________ £ Taylor Fibre ........ 6.4 7.< acr---ar-- - --------*2.1 34J 3.7 a: _.............im nj WolTertn* Sho* .. ... 14.3 M l Wyandette Chsmleal . 734 7I< Chevy Reported Producing New Middle-Size Car DETROIT (AP) — Chevrolet has started token production tf n new middle trtsed ear at Its C4uuaaawaaKh Stock ...... Keystone lacoas* K-l ... ~iysteas Growth K-S ... . tea- torssteia Orowth . Ideas. Investors Trust ... V® ^ . it s* use 600 Residents —-Sign PetRiotis y to Return Of tidal ROYAL OAK T0WNSHJP--Peti-'tions signed by over 600 township residents urging the reinstatement of ousted Township Arty. Lynn V. Hooe Jr., Trill be presented to the township board early next week. Hooe was fired for tocompe-tenes July M by tour sf tbs seven ssembera at the board of trustees. Trustees W..C, Chambliss, Ernest Wilson, Samuel Woodard and Frank Miles, responsible lor the ouster of Hooe, favored the hiring of Lonnie R. Snowden, a Detroit attorney. He was given the Job at ftf an hour. . ■ . i > The four-member bloc had been dtssstlsfled with the Job done by Hooe for some time and three had voted to oust him in June in a tie-vote. Hooe bad served as towmMp attorney since 1987. About 3,300 children under age 15 die of cancer yearty. retary General Dag HammarskJald today to discum die French-Tu-nisian deadlock over Rlxerte. i “hopeful there vril bn m IT<175 tar a tructar lor cutting lawns and shoveling snow.. ’ The bulk of equipment for the new school ia office macnines. .The board approved purchase of more than £7,000 worth of equipment for tbs office machine practice room and 18.706 for new typewriters in typing classes. Purchase of new uniform* for the Waterford Township Hig _ School football team was also approved. The purchase of $28,106.96 worth bf textbooks aad workbooks was also okayed. The teachers’ contracts were Chevrolet bad no comment ou the report. Tlfe glut of the new ear reportedly to between that ot the compact Garrair, also built at Willow Rub, aad that at tbe standard Chevrolet. Preliminary reperta have Indicated It has a wheelbase ef about ltl Inches, two toehes laager thaa the Oar-vuir’s. said U ef toe let has aet begun prodnetiaa of any sf its IN* models. Free Baton Lessons af Miracle Mile OK'd Arrangements have Just completed for free baton lessons each Monday evening during August at Mirada Mile. dr, t ★ ■ The free baton lessons will be cosponsored by the Land-O-Lakea majorettes had Miracle Mile Business Association. dJsptay bomas in Miracle MUe parking M from *30 to 1:90 P-m. each Monday Any boy or girt interested should contact Roy G. Hess, didector of private ptosis grounds Srdtw ___i wdlasaos to regulate and_____Mi private pioale grounds, la Issus Bssasss uteralgr- te protect ta* "FW» 141*. County State ot luchigso, ordains IssMsa I—Operation No porssa, firm. Individual, < tion, astestausa. partasrsbte. a* ■haU. after tbo sffsetlv*#— pqMfib a of Superintendent Scbunck. Of ton M approved, 18 pgr ail BS< prate*ts, puVliih. advertise, or •Sbsrinte aid and/or assist te tbs opsrs Uoo. promotion, bolding, setting up of. *r p>rMsipatl»g us nay private HSUte -—•—d for which • charge, fee or coe- tut hnlhariBs nttsil a u. , .. ..am the White Lake Towns!"-Board as bprilUAftor authorisod. Section H—AppU6aUoa for Ucaaae Before any 11 tense, at rtaulred by a ..on I, to granted SB application shell ■ med* to the Whitt Lake Township Clerk, upon forau to M provided by mm Clerk, Ute Applicant. Said application ahall la wrlUag and under onus which shall -..WiSt. among other things, the fwotr-tng Information, to-wit: A. A drawing, dttjrtm, hlutprlat, and/or tketeh of the premise* involved Otoero.aif a speech correction-ist, five junior high teachers, four Waterford Township High School teachers and three Waterford-Kettering High School teachers. The board took no action < construction- of tennis courts at township schools, bids are expected to be opened at the next meeting. premtoos aad all adJaoaat gtracturaa to the premises Said drawing, akttch. dla-jrram.^ and/or blueprtal shall be draws B. The means of Ingress and J* plcalc alt*. C. The location aad aaaetn lf-*tr**t parking faculties. D. Ttot Iooatloa end type of saw, os Us* protor^- If. The location fadlttlM aval table. News in Brief Vim tons to the gangn at ChM lot Crawford, 67 Crawford St., yesterday afternoon was estimated fey firemen at $250. They said the blase was caused by careless burning of rubbish. ifttft tf the required ________ot certified SteL ri___________ _ the event test the application shall be Staled, shall be returned kf Ute Clark to atld applicant. “—1 III—Banlt the home of Ono Heitjan, $6 Ogemaw Rd., netted tbe intruders $16, it was reported to Pontiac police yesterday, Theft of a saxophone worth $37t was reported at the sheriff’s department yesterday ’ by Curtis Carnes, 2580 Baldwin Road, Orion Townshjp, iriio discovered home had been broken into while he was away on vacation. A to fishing rod aad reel was reported stolen from his garage by Stanley Shields, 3705 Orchard-Lane, Avon Township, when MR the sheriff's deportment yesterday. aar, Aqr. 5, oorvtof nf fool on. At Highland Conyrega-Ctourch. Corner of M-W and 11:10 MilfordRdi OhurehTAugust i, 6-6, Baptist 106 8. RFC Rummage gala. August S, . am. to 6 pm St Williams. Halil Walled Lake. - Avert Cleveland Strike Workers ’ Union today announced settlement of a strike-threatening production standards dispute at the Ford Motor Oo.’s Walton Hills stamping plant outside Cleveland. X15 Flight Called Off EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. (UPI) — For the third straight day, weather today forced -at-Mia- oaaoetodon-of 4u» JOh tritHtaltoB flight for Navy Crodr. Oreo Peter- - Lodge Calendar ttec trig* AnTll^lr rridM* tajj, < 1:60. pm K. E. Msptoy, Replacing Bridge Coitly ASPEN, Ook). IP - The first hridge ever built in the official state highway system, spanning Castle Creek near Aspen, was replaced this year. The original bridge eost 612,540 in 1661, the new pae $305,191. 3 1 , , TfflRTY-THRKB MWASSM4M. wtU be toW at “ an to — Unntor Mm __ rg A vena*. FernAnle, ' may be faipeeSeO. Aas U Itn August a, INI at 1444 A— _ MarallteB Bervloe Sutton, routine, Mich . 4# (Stir. 2 Dr. toil jgrtil No AWFIMIN. WtU te sold el FubU* ----ta for task to Uitett NSOtr. Car te Hmtirf at Mora eddra* lit- X 4 ltte Chev. Spt Cpt, Sortal No. IllitottNM. Fublle salt to be held Augwst It. 1SS1 St IMS a m. at 1721 Mi ni, Clarfcatea, Michigan Aug. 3, 4. RlOISTRATIOIt HOTlCS Election TuooSaf. I-------- To the Qualified ship e* Wm Lake „________________ _ __ 31, County of Oakland. Bute of Mtaht- **NaUeo ta berwby given that la tensity with the 'Michigan kl« law. ; I. the undentgasd dark. will, i aUS top exoapt Sunday and a legal day, tbs top of aap regular or It election or irteitry eiaqhau. receive ragtstreUon the aejae ef anp Wfal t____ te said T*yjusf», flap or VfBas* not alrasOp resteterad wh* amp apply te m personally for aech regUlratfen. Provided, however that 1 can raqalra no ■ante sir leqietratlae durtaf the tent jatorvenlng between tlu thirtieth tor before any regular, speeiil or toftela) primary election and the sUse It hereby given that I will te .. ___ Town UsUI on tteh weekday egeopt Saturday from t am unui » p.m.; oj Saturday from I — Monday. Ant____ i thirtieth toy preceding sewiiEwtoninitin < Act* of 1144, from t ocio IU I o'clock a.m. as nu toy ■boa* of revtowteg the remetral Itterlag such af the gualtfiod _ tald townehip, city or ttUafS nbuia, nslstratlon. and sal tiftation. tf ramalnii OWHkRS. QUAUmD _______ _f( ail etbgr laieriiled parties of the Birmingham City School* District of the Townships ot Bloomfield. Southfield. Troy aad West Bloomfield, dd, Trap cities oil _____JB*. fray i_____ Countp, Michigan Schools i; aad of bteti field and West BIm and the.CUIe* of Bloomi Trey, Oakland County, MIc I type at saaltarp ceeeee has available adeauate sanitary niUttes for all patrans lWd faeilUlts ball te prorltod soparatelp tor both Section IV—rirst AM No IMsnas eheU te granted unless the neneee provides rattan!* aad adequate Mill Ues for the rendering of first aid • aU natrons. Ssetloa V—Firs Prevention No Ueeaee shaU be grastod unless the license* shall world* suitable aad ado-mil firs fighting facilities Including Sen vi^Subll No llcenee (hall b license hai •r White I d rkgulatlo __ with aU__________ ship ordinances aad ing ordinances jjisdn VIII—Inspection bp Township hall te a condition of aU licenses hat the operation and I times subject to the m....._ _______________■ Section X—Garbage Burners or Food Containers the premise* of nap picnic srosuds I* k»raby prohibited. Sextloa *1—InspocUoe rrtor to the teewano* at_, __ prills shall ba Inspected a* to their estetp rospratiltoidu bp lbs Whit* Lake TSacUon XII—Ti *" Mtolte statesea aa shall ........... special election ar 4 Stew* for ragtettatti Mai voter la said ▼flings hat already _ apply to *te personally *—"TS. Provided, hows- war; lh* time latte Steilhi________ Thirtieth gap be [or* any Nstote. spe-*adii or official primary eloetloo aad the H af such ateetten. Notlo* la hereby given that 1 WtU ha INl^at fSttW%to3*2oto DarUburJ; . fiat R ISSL at ISU. TIadall Road. DarWrarg. August II. 1*41. at SSdt Tin- . dall Road. Daviaburg and AtMSl It tall, St HR Ttadajf Stead, Daviaburg. ■ad a Monday. Aaguai 14. Iliniite top, tha lUllma day preceding said ■^ttfit aa pratedsisp nwMito 4SS, No. lid. public Ate* tf pi Pram w - clock a-m. uaUl S o sMak p.m. so nth said day far tha purpaae of rcTtswtst the ngtstratlea aad regisier. lag such of the qualified (looters In 'd Townehip, City or Vlllsgs as shaU »p*rly apply therefor rite name of bo pi re an but aa actual Meat of the precinct at the Umc ef resist ration, and entitled under the Constitution, If remaining lain resident, to - at the next election, shall te d In the registration teak, ........ onodia ATtoUrci i Urn* oL „______________ the Can- , tf watalaa such resident, til the aext etetilon. ehafl h* e^ raatatraudu boc*~ nptDiNAND c._________ Township Clerk aw- 4 aad I thtteld, Oal irmUtehem Notlo* of propoeed —-tot hawUary is,__________ City Sehoola DI s t r I * t,-Oakland dlchlgan, by i isarlbad lands, t subdlvlsloa of part of tha NX tt 33, TIN. RISK, City Of BleaatflaM city nabaak lenlgaa, aad HBfleid Hill* anty , Miahi- atotus __ .... _________ School District, Oak la ad Coanta. **You are hereby aotltled that a at hearing wlU te baM ai the Oak! County School Office BuUdiag, INI g-gjjE^d.. i^tteTiSNf-. ___ „ Auguat, 1241, at 4:N o'clock p.m. te oontetor the advUability of the above described territory transfer. Tut Oaklaad County Board of Bdute-I Mon wUl determlae: real propevtp is to be trauafwrad and, “ — the equitable coaiideratlae thereof. j Interested parttes will be giveo aa aapanuhitp to be heard at tha nil aad piaee above quoted. OAKLAND COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION NOTICE MOBIL OIL Company Hat (1) Proven Urge Velnme SERVICE STATION for teas# Unusually f int opportunity for qualified party with outstanding •xpqrienca! Phone.. . FE 5-9466 FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION! tuorp. Section XIII—Fees The tea far (ha lata -cans* shall te a* fell ty-flv* Dollars (2U.M). ro» ahall"----- Ihe'ucent*'.' ' Lake Township Treasurer at the tttaa < ___ i word of file or DETROIT (AP) — Hie United ^ h finding Ihau Mt effect “"i ram ala lag sections, i or words hereof. validity phraeee or ward* her* Section 3tV—Penalty .hM&n WSh ami of the provisions of the ordinance ehtt be deemdiutof ef a mi ‘- and upon eonvlctioa thereof, ' * confinement 2a aBgafe.— S5?$6SmiWw .^v ^ . __t ordlneace eheU take effect SO l liri from puMleebeo thereof. M to* ► ^J53^^itoSdT'i? ----- - nf the Township of nth dap if Jaly, AD- REGISTRATION NOTICE lor. STATE ELECTION TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1961 To Hu qualified elector* of the City of FonNac, County af -Oelueml, State of Michigan Law,’ -BmL,— ..., „ —. eleetlea, receive for regie tra Uoa Cttp Mt ahaadp -natetorad r*n each raglatratlen. Preteded. ___________ . jpen any day. eseept Saodap am$ L day ef any raaelai' er special eleetlea *r primary -------—A* asm* af aa* Meiur la antd regie tra Us befera aa • name bf any legal ***** la said ip aPtly to an pbhomally tor ■■■iw, that I onn receive a* no men *“ teterventos tetwaem too tbirtleth I •ffteiel prtmary iliiMta and (ha dap NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I WILL tE Af MY OFFICE MONDAY, AUGUST 11 1961 — LAST DAY THI THIRTIETH DAY PRECEDING SAID KUCTIDN As presided by Baatean 400, Aa| He. US ratal Acts ef I2S4. Pram s e'eteah am saM ■ eteaeh p.m. em said top far ta* pane** at BIVISWDfa and BSOBTBBING seek af aha tnaHteed tea tear* io said CITY aetoUXL rnOPBUY aptop tharSer. The anam af aa peewan Sal aa ACTUAL usoident ef ate ariatote at the (ten af aas(*(**M*n. and enUtied Bader the ■ I 04 ted west OLGA BERKELEY City Clerk showing TWO* rnonwrtR—The two top wtoners of Fisher Division'y Cratamun'a Guild competition this year show their McMAims,7aitfi A Adams, Inc,, at HWwwttwM yesterday. Tha youths are Anthony j. Simone (left), IS, a( Providence, R.I., Junior ctoas winner, nod Ronald J. Will, 18, at Hobart, bid., senior dans winner. With them are (from tell) C. W. McClellan, Fisher Craftsman's Guild Administrator. Charlie F> Adams,executive vice president; and Joseph ft Mainline,. Fiattar BMy director of AiKvftising und p8{&c relations. Forty-four top winners in ibe annual contest toured the Bloomfield Hills agency. ""Long Uoyd'' h- Lloyd Morons ’56 MERCURY 2-DR. H.T. Automatic Trans., Radio, Hast- EC AC ar, Whitdwslls. Ons Owner. Extra Nice .......... WWW Automatic Trang., Radio, Heat-tr. Whitewalls, One Owner . Now Car Trade .i.......... W MERCURY 4-DR. H.T. *695 ’60 FORD FAIRLANE 4-DR. 17eilEV.BEL AIR2-DI.H.T. •695 6 Cyl., Standard Trans., Rm8o, .Heater, Like New............. 1,495 Automatic Tram., Radio, Hsaf-41r, Whitewalls, BsautiM Condition ........................ 18 FORD FAULT 600 2-DR. 17 BUICK 2-DR. HARDTOP Automatic Tram., Radio, Hatter, Whitewalls, One Owner. *995 Automatic Trans., Radio, Host- I kWT>hi^rilTaTrttrk. mERClIRY 232 S. SAGINAW *• PONTIAC LINCOLN! <4*FEderal 2-9131 7 \ 1 BUY^BESTDEAl"^ —^ * MER(UAY*C0NTINENTAl*C0MfT*tN6USH FORD THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, AUCH1ST 4. 1S41, CLASSIFICATIONS INDEX '":ir • ' lwtrn mir m, nai' announcements Out Oi Thanks 1 I .............. **.... I EMPLOYMENT IMp.WMM Nate......« Help Wanted Female .... | Employment Agencies ...... 9 Inctructions ....J® Work Wafed Nate ........ II Wort Wauled famate .... 13 SERVICES OFFERED Building Service ........ 13 BaBding Supplies .........14 Business Sendee ......... 13 Bookkeeping ft Taxes .... 13 Dressmaking ft Tailoring ..IT Ovd&t Plowing .vSST. .. 13 Income Tax Service .......13 Laundry Sendee............30 Landscaping .............. 21 Moving ft Ttuddng........22 Painting ft Decorating .... 33 Television Sendee ....... 24 Upholstering ............ 39 ‘ 'ode ..........25A Leal* Found .......... 33 Hobbles ft Supplies ...... Mk Notices ft Personals ....." W WANTS) Wtd. Children to Board ...* 33 Wtd. Household Goods ,... 31 Wtd. Miscellaneous......30 Money Waded ............ 31 Wanted to Rent ........ 33 Share living Quarters ... 31 Wtd. IriuMportatfan....: 34 Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs. .... 35 WantedReal Estate ...... 36 RENTALS OFFERED Rent Apts. furnished .... ST Rad Houses Furdsbad ... 33 Rad Houses Unfurnished . 30 Red Lefts Cottages ...... 31 For Rad Rooms ...........33 Rooms With Board 31 Convalescent Homes...... Hotel Rooms ............ Red Stone .............. 38 Rent Office Space .......47 For Red Miscellaneous .. 48 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Sbr Sale Houses booms Property ?«*,»*«. For Sale Lake Property .. 51 For Sale Retort Property Suburban Property ....... For Sale Lots..........54 For Sale Acreage .... For Sale Fume..........53 Red Fans Property .... 56A SaleBusinem Property .... 57 Rent-Lease Bus. Prop. .. 57A For Side or Eariiange .... 53 Sate Land Contracts 80 Money to Loon........... 31 Credit Advisors ...... 3LA ns ........ 31 MERCHANDISE For Sale CtotMng........34 Sale Household Goods .... 65 Antiques ............ Hi-Fi, TV ft Radios.... Water Softeners .....__ For Sale MlaceUaneoue .... 67 Christmas Trees........ 67A Christmas Gifts ........37B Machinery ............. 33 Do U Yourself .......... 69 Omens ft Equipment ... TO Sale Musical Goods .....:. T1 Sale Office Equipment ... 72 Sale Store Equipment ... 73 Sale Sporting Goads ...... 74 Hading Accommodations T3A Bolt, Minnows, Etc......75 •md, Gravel ft Dirt .....73 Wood, Cod ft Fuel ..... 77 Plants, Trees Shrubs .... 78 For Sate Pets ............ TO Do* Trained, B’rded .... 00 Bunting Dogs .......... 81 Hly,~ Grain ft Feed .....82 FARM MZSCHANDISE For Sale Livestock ..... 83 Waded livestock......... 84 For SaM Poultry .........81 flab Farm Produce ...____81 Sab Pftm Equipment .... 87 Auction Saba .......... 88 AUTOMOTIVE Far flab Houaetniten ....80 Rant Trailer Space.....90 Auto Aceamoriis....... n Ihr Sab Una ...........82 Sale Truck Tires ...... 92A Auto Service ..........93 SUe Motor Seeoten ...... 84 FarSUeMMoroycbs.......96 For Sate Bicycles....... 96 Boats ft Aoeoemriep...97 Ftmgbs ................II Far flMr Airplanes.....« 'an Oflerod ... I Cue ...... m Ukad Track Parts , . ■ 4 . Death Notices Yjftflvjtf-jgtw Bsivel O. «M fMMjL Alette Utah survived bylT^rtad^lld rrn acral ttrSm rtB be hsfisotar- &,.M.JTat JI i.a. tna tbt VoorheeeOlple Chapel Wk Rev. Theodore R. Allebaeh offlclatfai*. Voorbeee-Slple Pul H mOem i- _ Mann, Waller A., Beany W. and draw a. Hmmhw. Mows wtfl be offered at SiOpra. fed» »t the Voorbeee-Wple Funeral Home wHS Pr. Lewis M r7 Wa. Mr. Prel burger •tat* at tbevamwi nerri Horaa an til da »»«... at walrt time he Win be taken te the Under raararal wrara Ubly, Mleh., fee aervtee Monday morn-V Item St. lgnatiae IDO. 3. 11)81, BERTHA: .... __ nsad; as* H: betoetd Mi of Levi Savdon: dear MM of Mrs. Leota Pktech. Mrs. Basel Bradley. Mrs. CeeU Chtor—— lUy sad Bari Bswett: dear of tin. Xlla Wins and------ Blanche mmaari also gurrirad by 1) irandehUdran and 14 ■ r a s V targSr* 1 p m. from the Pilgrim BoIUmss Church. Intermentln Perry Mt. tart Qgatmrt. Mrs, aswdsn will — n slats at the aparthOrttna Usjn st jLSBdk. lbtr' ii;_i«i; AT SSI iaW Are.: aft , Mgmd hurtsmd. of Anas Ja< tea; dssr father of MBS W. si Jsgam A. Jack ton: dear broth of Mr. 11a udo D. Duvall m Andrew Jackson Dsncy. Panel— •*** v*« «J_p m&8£i Funeral Dbttwi 4 COATS PUBBBAX. BObfg DRAYTON PLAINS OR 0-TT07 Donelson-Johns "Dettigned for Funerals" SPAdtloiuPrth CHAPtL— Voorhees-Siple DIAL HOME PS S-MTS btoMBM Old IS Tsara— . _ Cemetery Lota 8 4 LOTS Of TBS OABDBM OP fKBwH Faith, white Chapel. Call before 1 p m MA t-lett ShAtlflPUL LOT. PikjlT BOX BBPUBS At It am Today bare vara replies at The Proas *T, 1ft 18. 18, «, n, 87, S3, 88, It, 71, 73, 75, 73, 73, 85, M, 88. lei, MB. The Pmtlae Praas FOR WANT ADS DIAL FE 2-8181 From 8 OJB. la f pat AM orrsn should be ra ported Iraraigafshr. Tin CASH WABT AO BATHS *.** oat RU2 i ev|i oi Hrip Wanted Mate 6 f^parv2KlwsaiaBl%3l8!'8^ a. part ran job coded at SOM maj men. Abintr r irsnlud wort. Call Mr. Pruett Wkswaesa. Minimum lflia«B..dft. ATTENTION! U PAT CHBCKB jp you HO t Married of a«t as years --------paid traialnf, meay t«»- peny benefit*. CaU PE Mi» ADVERTBINa 8AI _______ with smwtdaca la lay oat im .errlcta* retail ssneaau ha prise wkmlrtT suburban Oetrott ana newspaper. Oood startine salary wMh car eupsnaas greflded. Be- miMioo. uemonetrator and noe- pMaMsattsa rlan. One of the Urs- SL*sSiSa ss«jp*.Tfcr@ Maas ter, isis 8. Main St., liva .Oik. -. ..•■■■ ' MECHANIC WITH CHEVROLET Add aatsamdis SHaaraMstsa as- &rty^yys£g55a: lW Wanted 6 mJSL TT ---------jmT ahBs la -™- ISfiMjSd^Uen&e “‘'ptat'^m- PABT-TlMf, WALLED LAKk-COM- PLAN AHEAD TW can have aalladted futare with as, Immedlele sarafati. s»-trass |7,MO plat per year, mast fce hljb school sradaau. married, OB. with smbitlao also, port gaw help. Keplj PooUso Press, BBAL ESTATE SALIM PEOPLE. Ambitious, full tlate. ftiasitlBes preferred, bat as* isssaPsl. Tap M. Mich. BEAL ESTATE SALXsWAN esaMsJ. H. £ Hs(.trom, Realtor, ifrf *“s“—1 t-i in. ~n 4-03SS. After fI, PB *mS7 SET UP MAN BsparlMeed oo WAS AC an ^Saa, I* h Jtamt >Um an WAS tarwt lathea. Aircraft tc srsaees on ahualaaa and stall less stall. Top rats, paid hoi days. Insurance and vacation. M. C. MFG. CO. Indian wood Bead, Lake YOJJNG MAN ~ |90 Baft yataur President of new Cor-pofeMen wishes aa honsst, ay-s resales, slssasat yeans araa to B “mSu* » S p.m. A'ljjt/mi portoneod tat direct raise, seed la saralns over tlO.OOO par year. Ph- SM-MTi. it. TayMr, Help Wanted Femsic 7 BABY sitTiBR p6lt CAkft hft . - - ehMd and ligit housework, a days flu pg 4jm. ” required. Brtrata CURB OIRLA, MUST BE It OR over, for a 1 s h t shift. Apply A A W Boot Bear, did W. Huron. ELDERLY MAN WANTS BOUSE-Mgr*' “* - gkraamSoEP HouBintgi^ER tar ursfaaslrasl eoapis. gasd VfJSt. Over si, part time aad day wort. CaU between • aad • p.m. OR MdlS. Its Tops S3 LIXHH DEMONSTRATORS SOME mt mrM? yira «sre,o;.%,.b5?,uRsr, lijljil. Oiaireat Income, a c-isia or OL yrm. OLDER LADY OWN TRANgPOR-tattsa. I Maid red. S days. Usht hoaaswsr*. cisrkstoa • Wata^ lord area, MA »-flM sBor «. TOY CHEST ___TOY DsUeers — CoUst_ — CAU. Pi t-ITll WANTED: CAB BOtTBm. U OR ----- only, white after wAnwpLraHHHHPBHHV Pasouale's Restaurant, take Or-tod. MT >.|iM. seU after 4 ~ ~ wBrrn mature babysttteb. 4 days per weak. Airport vicinity. WAITRESS, nights, part time. OuerSI. Apply la aereaau After * No phone eels. Dell's Ina. M between S and »■ ■ HMp Wanted ATTENTION 1 MAN OR WOMAN: rna«y aa a Rawislsh Dealer. Should be » or orer. Many earn 41.11 to, M OO hourly. Past Ume MBQIdiroi ta Pontiac. Sot or write Rawlelfh, Dept. MCH-OtO-1110, Preeport, nilnola. (an OR WOMAN WITH CAR, oara M to M aad an per hoar. Nationally adeertMad Watkins Past rail- ™—----------------- sary. Old * PM*.B (ANAOER—COUPLE. M-PAMIL (white) sisritor bids Must he reftrenee aad experience. See M NEW HOMES Mae people. Nor" ' Twp. Pull or part Sales Oa Mill North Bteerafleb reSFaysrat Top rmamlselne. if yea ire Wlfllns to trait, we will train yea. Golden Real Estate MOn*&&%ssr1*’h" i ed RASPBERkr PicBEsI. Mondays. Wednesdays aM Pit-deyeTAI Johnston, Northwest corner of Seymour Lake Bead end apartment adja<___ J Ifoepttal. Must be able to____ phone. CaU between • aad' 11 ora. for Mtenieir appointment. iriWL' — ‘“'UTIaIb baiAb. need 1 'MrYB: sood ear, osiatl-Ted but win train A. HTMlIt. Art fAMTKR. RE BTkm EiHfliywint AgiMdm 9 X BILLER S325 Woman emorMood la I__ KK.’TSrfanSTB: KiTcrigN MANAGER i sspsiMaasd la id ■tisso-. BseeOoat ras T - element Wort ,44s Oi< ft. PBA term*. —MIohMta AssocIsMon of Credit Counselors —Asierleaa asssMsh— of Credit t Are You Debt-Happy? Let as show you t pitoram way Id pay year debts, aw year credit to Imprere your status, aad avoid problems Homos fMViSSa. 400 National Bank Building. Rochester war1 1 ALTERATIONS AND MODERN- M«rju " ------- }■&. COMPLETE REMODELING BERV-. Ice, msrttsf loan* to aMMorw tSS and consolidate debts, also PHA CE-Brlck Bullderi, Inc. EM CEMENT WORK, COMMERCIAL or rssldpatlsl. Special summer arise. Nothing to large or smalL Pros osUmatf. OR 44174. Pros estimates. OR j DEAL WITH BUILDER ragoa, additions, rot. room*. R. VanAIckla. EM > IR8T CLASS BRICK. BLOCI stoat work. Also repairs. Jobe welcome. OR 3-RX PREE ESTIMATES ON ALL 1 tag, will IBerlc < ‘Arc HOUSE RAISING, HOUSE MOV-4.740S.________._________ Siegwart Construction Cement Work SWIMMING 1*601 te- x to- else. Only $1,000. IP _ J» only $4,406. Made of durable asHd oertoat 44 s 4r * Inspect. Ealog yoweeeH Jher — swim ra your tsrd In T days) -- home- *JJ'“— BLOOMFIELD WALL CLEANER Rebsooabl ALT PATfiNd, I la-MSl. All work ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE RE-gtoiag and rewinding. SIS £ PStt rates, _____ HOTPOINT, WHIRLP03i ijt» Kenmore washer NSW “““ W» finance. FE l-SOl, Bookkeeping ft Taxes 16 BOOICKSXPINO. 1 JOtll " Dressmaking, Tailoring 17 IRESSMAKINO. j te rations Mre. I dranertos. MT HW," Oardew Ptewing Ifl Road, UL 4-4444. ACE TREE SERVICE General Tree Service tsurtJrw*rm* completS TREE TkiMMlMO SMITH MOVIMO COiM IHAUUNO * RUBBISH. NAME |mw price. Any time. PR O-OSSO. LADY INTERIOR DECORATOR Papering. PE Adt*3. JEAN AND PAST, INTERIOR * exterior painting. Pros #*u-sTWIWt , EXPERIENCED PAINTERS AND dsaoralort and wall washing. ~lli4 Wtd. Comftragte, Mtya. 38 wiS3S JAmJLSrSRRS: Wanted Real Bateto ALL CASH , „ « OE PHA EQUmEB If yoa arc Marine state sr s ZSTJBg'a * ^ ** . I. WICEBRSBAM Iiaplo tdAylalr %- BUILDER Tacasd^Lsra.' 'cSvvF&j*** iSr i^tsT1 B B S, BUlLDDfO OO. Listings Needed s»rjs tisr^r iv&i ACTION tall US. WILLISM. BREWER L B. Middleton SPECULteeri_^.. Louis Borst, ResRdf. Rent Apta, Fandsfaed fly I BEDROOk,/ liwiirt^—-— ^---------»'W^s-friesb’imirtdd ________Uen. tmUdee In- » MW er PE ifti .—______l.-.-ABC;'ir slshed. Prlrate 4 YOU? •rarsMBM year dsdar —Us charts for budget analysis . Writs or ptMSM for free booklet. MICHIGAN CREDIT COUNSELLORS "■var “• l|rpEP'5ffK CoSdtl GfeT OUT 6F DEBT WITHOUT A LOAM! Regain Peace of Mind through our operetlon of your auditors. Come In or Oku tor . A BOMB APPOWTMHNT City Adjustment Service FE 5-9281 gjsi-A-Dlet tablet*. M l PAINTY kllD __________ Menominee PE *-7SM SUMMER SPECIAL. Wtd. Children to Board 28 yr. otd. or MW. _____BLE LICENSED HOME, 1 day, hour or week. PE M> Wtd. HoneehoM floods; JP 1 CALL CRLIO ALL. MORE CASH foe tantture and ““ Wtd. MbcoBenpoiie 30 BARBER CHAU* AND 1 BACK Bat. Call OA 8-268* evening*. OFFICE FURNITURE AND BUS1- Share Living Quarters 33 LADY TO SHARE HOME WITH Chrlstlan lady tp (hare e Reference*. PE R-Hgt. Wtd. Contrecte, Mt|«.38 ACTION’ laiTralMSL1tS&jfirFlSm land oontrmc*. Cart 1 Call Realtor Par- ABILITY ta get dart tor your L tracts, gaHjlii art ■ don’t tout Wrt home. . a too much tor you? Lot to (Xpert counsel with you. c -------------- ibeti Re - 'wRlS^ JL4 Jte* »•». 4S*rsiaCTI ASE TOR job waft ANB CONTRACTg TO Btjf OR to eelL Earl Oarrele. EM 4-MU er EM XS44. ________ IMMEOIXf feACTIQN' On any^gaoj tort contracts. New tory Inspection of property Utla. Ask for Ken Temp&ton. too. 3D* Orchard Lk7R«] ftfllWL . ROOMS, 111 vooiay. adiuHs. 7* Ctart. £S5om basement privatX bath and entrance. SIS Orchard Lake. PE fjbt. 4 ROOM! AND PRIVATE BAf plenty el cloeet apace. DOC decorated- PE 4-W4. Adults pul 4 AND 1 XOOtfi; CLEAN. QUffc* tad rospooelble; rtlBto*: no dren. pf Uploni PE 1-ISM quiet. Jto drinkers. Apply h ROOMS, PRIVATE RATH, working dMgto prefsrred. MBs Avondale. Mtver Lake. 3Vb ROOM. NICELY FURNISHED! ITT Baldwin. Pvt. ewlranee. $$0 ■ ) PRIVATE BATH. 3 ROOMS ON OAKLAND NEAR Johneon, newly decorated. Ptta or unturn. OR 1-7711. adulte, *1*. Igg Beach Street. J ROOMS. BATH, VERY nICT adulte. North end. PE *-07*. 3 ROOMS. PRIVATE BATH. MOO-ern, nicely fttrnlrted. cloae fas Clean quiet eouple employed day*. 4 AND. g-ROOM. FIRST FLOOR. 71 3 ROOM CLEAN UPPER. Ill ft. Parkhurst St , rt S-5803. 4 BOOtU AND BATH, AUBURN Hrighta. PE M4S1. 4 AMD 4 ROOM. PRIYATB ER-tranee. and bath. Apply ifl. 4, II dart ■*. J-ROOM. PRIVATE BATH APART-ment. PE 4-7*07. vat*, chyto *aly.*ra*SHfta**r 3 |6oMI, PARTIALLY PUR-nlshed - upetalrs In eoaRBy — near lake— prefer older eouple gat m aniMty. UNDERWOOD REAL MTATI MA Amt Evening* t ROOMS. BATH. LAKE PRIVL tojea Newly dMerated. MY ROOMS AMD BATH, NO BRINK-era. Everything turn, PE UKNB. 4 ROOMS AND BATH. CALL ) HATH, til WEEK, J*TE. Bled. South, j 116 00 WEEKLY, 1 ROOMS. PRIYATB bath ana entrance, utilities Apply *»*-AUBURN H raora an*, (touldilr fata, to ra-«ponslble_party. IdeeJ lor a single Kb'msi CLEAN I AND } ROOlZs. -UTIU-ties.^Auto. wartgsvpmBs, fREB RENT IN NICE 4_______ apartment for retired tigaplg. 1 jswHFlr -4-—' '“=-'— Huron Apartments I room* end baft. Purutrtid art -------------------------- -- ramr. t r6oms and rath, utilities included. SSaSaTjB trance, SIS SMart. UL SAMS bc- MOtateM I ROOMS AMP RATH. Newly decoraUd. Adults, is Brils-rua. Lake Orion. MT 1-4031, >PEN SATURDAY 1AU RENT reduced. Newly deeortted. 3 large rooms and bath, ago month M3 H. Baatoaw. MA iraoi Your demand Is hr them. ass*, beautiful at_ ment* of vansia stow. Ons a sussrutr&r HsssaaiMs rent* with uUlttles included. Pondtore optional. WE DEMAND E* of good shAr-l MHPWMP — be peermanent. Couples or tingle sere me No Rmt Apta. UatMfElRhBd 38 3 APARTMENT*. J ROOMS WITH TILED RATH. Inaulre Apt, g a* 47 Charlotte. J ROOMS. PRIVATE, WEST SIDE. — "" " . PR A-ltot- 1 ROOMS AND BATH. HKWLY . disabled. Mist, bet wriq. refrtg- y^^jur±LK9i |w mpoo*rtt-nm. *%" »A«a. I BOOM DUPLEX 4 ROOMS AND B 4si Ptotos* ls4---------, ____ frttsrstor sod store taro, s»o. PH 44Ni: ROOMS AND BATH. LAKE OR-to* vicinity. CaU after I. ICY MM4. g-HOOM AND TILED" BATH. Issg, hot watq, range, laundry toi lltoei BPA- jraalta. CaU Csrs- takq. PE ASMS. ___ ROOMS AND BATH. CALL APT-— 4:M. Inf 4-44S4. 6 ROOMS. BATH. MARSHALL ST. I ROOMS. ALL UTILITIES FURN “* E. Blvd. South. PE mm aft- ______I p.m._______________________ * ROOM UPPER 1 BipROOM. brick. I family. 4 way ventilation, Youngstown kltrtera rtBpStig ROOM AND RATH, OARASS; gas beat. , i mis h i tusl MB, cation. Clean 1. Sidroote apartment. Asiple closet eyas*. Oa- refrtgerator ^ T tranee, j floor. Adrite. JTO * moth. Phono WI M44I after 1 ^ BEDROOM DUPLEX Aatematto hvri-PUU basement 175praBcS™:' FE 4-7853 *44 East Blvd. H. »t Valencia. t-BEDROOM - FaIH7 WR- r Are., 4 room art bath “Bud” Nkhelie, Realtor IS Ml. Clemens St. FE S-1201 FOR COLOREb - ] ROOlfl. flF£ ly decorated. VftRtos tarn, ft* fBbSJSTvPKBS1® ehard Lake. PHRStSE LOVELY 4 ROOM APARTMENT, SUvercreet Subdivision. OR >-4*M Bloomfield TtelSSS. ORCHARD COURT APARTMENTS 1 art 1 bedrms. All saa|1ttemed . Adulte. PB S-dtll ----------- ...-----Bt Api. 4- ROCHEPTER 1 BEDROOM DU-plan, gas heat. OLhre MW. "RENTAL HOUSINd~AYAILABLE Out to three bedragms. Advan- Range and refrigerate*--------------- No natal restriction*. No dogs allowed. CUB PH WUg w apply SLATER APTS. Spotlesi Must b.________ .. 353 I. Marshall St.. WEST SIDE LOWER. I ROOM8- Rent Apta. UtahiinMftwl 38 M. NEWLY DECORAT- tJffiT---------- 3 ROOMS RHP HATH: CLEAN I room PARTLY ^FURNISHED suTTm. Howard SI. fftlftto. A NEWLY FURNISHED LAEB-” front borne. • miles from Poetise AvriUblo Sept, ta June. HM fiEAUTiPPL ‘ HOME ^OHJUIKE. 7 BiriRE"«iiocttn> plooh upI 4-lddg. ^.»^taya&L,d 1 grat HortRes UBfarn. 40 • Creeceri Lake. 2-BEDROOM ERIC^ Duplex toll kuaesseut, jus heat FE 5-8183 g BEDROOM. PLOT CAR-PORT, Ka10* ^m^rih-^I^ S.‘.c: IS RENT OR BUY t bedrooms, newly dssoreted. ale# location, gflta a uo. et wfll JOHN I is Trad# 3 BEDROOM RANCH. gSS MONTH. plus utilities. Can OR . g BEDROOMS, HATH BAMlrtNT, gas heat. $7* mo. PH tfS* rase- Completely redecorated. At Wrireriae Lake. MA 4-ISM. MI 3 BEDROOM HOME JUST DEC- liege*. gU> toaa*. Warwick Buy. I___________"chirper*, labs grtv- Uege, gUS lease. Warwick Bap-PIf Co. ttelrt l-UDROOld HOME .VACANT August g. IS*, gg KucUd. OR 3-S41S. KaSI^4B3SSS*«WS T ROOM HOUSE, NEWLY DECO- 4 ROOM HOUSE. ATTACH)® OA-rage, gas heat, stove aad dryer furnished. *71. QR, 3-34*4. I ROOMS, FULL BASEMENT. 4-1770. CaU after 4:M. BOAT - TRUCK - AUTOMOBILE Boats Free GE Transistor Radio With Every Larson Boat DO IT YOURSELF KITS-WITH WOOD OR ALUM. DOC OPEN SUNDAY lt-1 Harrington Boat Works YOUR EV1NRUDE DEALER Going Out of the Boat Business!' Si new Crestline 17-ft. Cruiser, rieeue R wtuSrtlsM, flying bridge. Cast ndw gllM. NOW ONLY *1400. ns new 14-ft. Crestline ------- fiberglass. Cost *6M. NOW **3*. nt 14-tt Lone Otar Flamingo. Cdit 1*11. NOW ONLY 1*6*: SO USW Crestline Mustang 14-ft. Cost 1738. NOW ONLY g*l» TWO flghtag boats, IP, |1N—14-ft AEROCRAPT OLASS AND ALUM. OLASS AND ALIDd. CANOES ram w alum, mums BOCK SAIL HOSTS SPEED QUEEN PIBERQLAS JOHNSON MOTORS7 OATOR TRAILKRa Complete stock of marine aeee Sana. PsInU and flherglss mi tsitels. WE RENT BOATS, MOTORS. TRAILERS PAUL Av Y0UNG. INC ----Y DAYS A WEEK In. - On Lana Lake OR 4*411 Building Modernlxatlon OARAOES, CONCRETE Aboi-TIONS. NO MONEY DOWN! pha tnm. PAUL ORAVES CONTRACTWO **---Oktwl Carpet Clesmrg COUCH AMD CHAIR. |SA*. LTf-lng room, hall and Siring room. *U.N. txir. *4 *0, 1 piece sec-tioaal. *4 *0. 3 Tor 4 praes gs *4. We tint furniture. Open M boon, frtfllee Carpet fflammu, U CenisiBtCoatrRCters CEMENT WORK BY PD3Y-BILT. (r* evperteneed. Beenssd. Oarage Peers, 4rtes> lfflS8S?.‘ a-1 FLAbR SABblfid^lfT „ THE FLOOR SANDER—PE 5-3731 FABULOR ■ WATERLOK - BRUCE FURNITURE BBPIHBHURO ARP iwg ^ “ Pontiac Fence Company QSeckthis rcrtel $35.35 PER YEAR •a the overage bou«e including . $10,600 DWELLING 14.000 HOUSEHOLD GOODS UN ADDITION UvlaX expense *10.000 PERSONAL LIABILITY 040* MEDICAL PAYMENTS ' Many Extras Included PHONE FE 4-3535 no PnuUHd STRIPS. Se I 1x4 Kiln Dry Flr^ *- KSrfiAcTuM ber"co CASH AND CARRY' HI — P ECONOMY STtjDS ea 3*c 1x14 white pine boards .11a Un. ft. firtfir? nr 1A1I ft. m Bn. tt. WlIF---------------ftF f, III TD baas ...... Ode Un. ft. ifi -- 4 R. »t mrt . 40% off Waterford Lumber Parry OR 3-7701 OAiraSV* Plywood . fllHR UBSRRS* Mfb 8PBCIX8 Sat any Priam before you buy 1 BHXST OR CAR LOAD Plywood Distributor MS H. fteao ph s-dUS Movteg 4 Trwddag HOST HAULINO ASH AMD Floor Saading srOflugT priri Shop UL 5 THIS SPACE root TOUR Printers * Decorators PlRstoHngSorvke A-l PLASTHRINO AND REPAIRS Reas. Pat Uo. PE 4-70S4. P. Meyers_____________ PLASTHRINO — WORK OUARAN-teod. 041 H. Saginaw. PE I OtS*. Plumbing and Heatlm Roofing INOW WHITE PLASTIC SPRAY ROOF COATINO. A must for graeri roofs, art beautifies any shingled roof. Exclusive by Pedy-. top* ifl* a~Pr*ar warranty, OR Saw and Mower Senvice BOAT NUMBERS ^PriVtonr* Television,. Radio and~ H1.R Service MICKEY STRAKA TV SERVICE day or mart, i Tool |tentri rent TOOLS ARD EQUIPMENT. Jackesn Rental. «PK 4-S144. Tree Trimming Sorvlos Truck. Rente! Trucks to R Pontiac Farm si Industrial Tractor W 4dS * wooowar^ Open Drily nwrthw S Upholstering ^gsyjggfai Wrecking Service L°» > BASEMENT PURL OF ROOM -4 Pocket Full ut Money I Tan Beil Your surplus ifial PE hnai New l UST YOW BGStllESS «8£8WEJI88i Rft H«W« UnfrwH. 49 « BOOM* AND »ATH HU AIR. parti i8»A,uM^Hoam W« **——• o» * fS^**UttlM« S£%£$V£ ■ mm iR nr MR- iMdn m Wbmar Reboot Uulltta* turn. B*f ttmrn.m m*. *f UM Iw-lora i pj“ "THE KtylTAC yRKSS, FRIDAY, AUGl&TT~^l THIKTY-FIVE to 4 Ml______I comaatk lbWtttf.V,dPHBi * Wtt- “* * — OOLjORED ~ moot rujh. Ou boat. Cnik tilt In bath, aim* and screen* Kitchen vent fan-hood. Klee Me lot. vift two drive. ham root. MR Mr Lada Building Co aaiet b» Bom Roalty. F» MMT. COLORED! 1 BEDROOMS, FUR-noct. bath. I lads, ttaa* to WUeon •chooi, baa earriat, starts. Rt. Habit people only. Deposit ra-aul I a “’ " Ml< FOR MMT: SMALL nous* PRI-ftr couple. Katas Harbor. W. A. Wteitelman. HM1R, • rOR LRAAB 1 BEDROOM LAKE. . amt. airate. fireplace, (at boat, till per Booth. Adult! only. 31 is Wotbtoa Labe Road. OR HW1. MODERN i BEDROOM HOOT*. nc«Lf^BIMUTfe l-fcftD- --- MRt|' ]MRi MHMM NIC* LBEDROOM PLUS STUDIO bedroom. Mood yard, near Wn-Sort o»d hub school. »T» par month. MAVim. PARTLY rORKHIHl__. fit month, flUW. RsSrt Ldh» Cottages 4| ,»^b^°?g5V% mm. , : - • • S ROOMS, LAKE UfflHj. DAY, WEEK. OR ' month. 3 RUa north ad FenHer. Bedroom apartment, kitchenettes •r Nngtag rooms, ffd a week. ’ On loon Lake. M miles of aster at yoar door, sand beach, kiddies playground. tree boats, fishing, skiing berbequet, picnic tablet. Silaia apartment! furnished complete, aatpated.. naa tv. radio, all aaaidniahliia. phone. EMM dUhet iMaid service optional) Edge water Beach AnartmMt. Dixie Bar.. US 10 Wood! i Next to Howard Johneons ton Plata ‘ 1 OR hdaii. Mr. BoWwtJ. if 'M I touko HUT, at prleUafet. fe mom. itJUARE 1LAKE. MODERN, tpa «. good beach. FE HTTP IWfgPTMn rABTNl AT Ur- HOUSEKEEPING CABINS AT Me-Feely Retort. Ortoovllle. 113 per ‘WojEidl abree of playgroundtor children, tau beach, NA I4M. 1U0 M-~~ For Rent Rooms COMFORTABLE ROOM. EVERY- PRIYATE ENTRANCE. AUTOMAT-lc heat and hot water. FE d-lTM. ROOM rOS LADY. KITCHEN privilege*. Cl,W. Iraqaata. ROOM witE IE hear' oen- Rooms With Board 43 . • CLEAN ROOMS. home style meale. FE, 3-S31*. Reasonable, boaed optional lll54 OakUad AMawa. EE MM*! ROOM AND. OR BOARb. 13*14 Oakland Art- n 4l|M.~ WOMAN WANTS BOARD FOR ercnlno meal. Reply Pontiac Preet Boat ifiit- , . ■ For Sale Houses 49 kWEDROOM HOME _ REAR FOR. m Hamm, Vinl Hinmiinmi m «• 4 mr «m 2ZSm5uv*S£y£& ___Golden Reel Estate *** Orchard Lk. EC Eaasa Harbor . PHONE 6&2-32Q0 C*U* TAEHM pd NOONS a DAY WE SUNDAY IM ____ 100M ~zmm Mug* aactiflce. or sum. 3 BEDROOM HOME FULL wend Sera!** hmStoL *?£ and elean in a. Bee idg. borhood. In tho city. Lm-—----------^BtTlhnab. ^BEDROOMS - DRAYTON BHeh Capo dad !•••. ^nmtor- alas™ ... — sarata. *alo pries. PACE IWiPHMPailCTBBM I oar sung*, nogoago, Ml, Term*. Or, wtU accept ir i hou«e ‘trailer. PE S-Oto! ■ 3 ACRES. IBKDROOif. FULL-LOO oabSa Plenty at Worn — abroSas — MB Maeoiem — ail baa*. Mo roahora, PE SAMI.__. . lISDROOM kjUCtt. FULL BASE-maat. tana tot Clarkston area, aato 115.350, no down payment renM VimrOM) REALTY, wMpJiTnR, land. MA 4 ACRES 3IB Cooltdgt Bd. Oood 4 room baato house, Eaally enlarged. Better tops nelghborhoad. Will d5 Tide. FU1 price MUM. Ml an i3| 4- ROOM HOUSE PLUS UTILITY Lake privileges, large, fenced tot Take-over payments. Bp owner. 5- ROOM RANCH WITH OARAOE fenro, and potto. WalUo-erall esr-petlng to,» tocBe. call FE 3-47*0. r Boost house, rnffT wo, srfcgwSr''*' 1 1106 DOWN LEASE OPTION. U| MONTH. 'TOLL PRICE- gS.Mh MODERN. 3 BEDROOMS. 1 LOTS. NEAR MIDDLE STRAITS L---- ALSO NEW 3-EEDROOM UNFINISHED HOUSE WITH I ACRE LARD. NEAR ' DRAYTO" PLAIN A ttSSa DOWN, gag. MONTH. F A. C. Compton & Sons Lake Estates tonPark Dr. BUb. 3S13 Hunt CUIRK5TON , tr nimm lac tU. Urfe NICELY LOCATED ' totj^to l8S{g*lkMhni?*fffi*ta Sa.w5iiiisrwsj: eeent and tome. WUi really eac-rtflee Mr eeiah JACK LOVELAND ethtaieoa etoai __________ retrtgeretor Ml " f nj washer and drier. Birch-caomne Bnack bar. Cm heat end sir-conditioning. YHod- ant plastered garage. If x 30 Beautiful yard M oak -treat. Ctoae to Pahttc and parochial echoolt and Dra;- ___ PINE ___ COLONIALS - TRf - AOi ELS « RANCH HOMLo rr* boaob, park for roUdanB. Priced at titftt jilTlM liarti—| tot. HOWARD T. KEATINO CO. ■ Fwr S>|» Hum _ 49{ Sab H«m .itifiag • Street, 592 carpeting, BnfSaaa^gaa hei fill fcmjl—l, f car uriie, bei tifaUy lantucapai. »fa,ftOd, til ROCHESTER I BOOM WITH BATH - OIL HEAT_ALUMINUM SIDINO. 3 CORNER LOTS. OOOO NEIGHBORHOOD. &3VJS-8BM(8 DOWN — OL 1-7140 AFTER S PML ___________m ROCHESTER Madam i hadrooB brick ranch with finished recreation MOB in baeeaent on wide m city tot. B a quirt part of- Mo vUlage on aor First St. Roaeonably priced Call OL 14547? Mr ngpt. hflato|I,EB-T.*T 'd#HpiL ElOH beautiful .view, contemporary cape Cod. Mob and ntomtanm. Largo Bring room with flrepiaoe, room, torch kitchen, laga-bidraoMa. hardwood mors. QUICK-POSSESSION Near Crescent Lake Large 1-bed-room, fa basement. OU furnace. ,4 tola, 100x130'. double garage with erotkehop attached. Reasonable tome arrimged. PONTIACREALTY U.S. It Mto Telegraph. B1 Brooke Building Oe. — SEMI-FI >fIStlED WE HATE 5 NEW HOMES TEAT YOU CAN FINISH AND SAVE ---—- -a- wn,L wBB ■AYE SOtdE FINISHED HOMES UA9KS:~T0..MOYB SSf . MB WILL' BUILD QN TOUR LOT Newly decorated, ttle beeement. ^ ggnc extraa. Huron Oardena area. WUI i A. L. Lompton flt Sons conpldor trade far base to_Water-|4tM W. HURON OR 3-7414 z“r ”,cx— --------- ' Ml M tom. >1 l-MM BouirT at -r a'idMii Oxford area. OA tBTt. gWIMMINO POOL. FREE WITH 3-■edroom brick on fall boaeaaat, ilua garage and OHwr extraa, If laid to mortgage. OL 1-JL77B. JOHNSON ■ - 33 TESRd OP SERVKHB - JOSLYN AVX. 3 bedroom brick. A real nice Old) many extraa. NEAR WALTON BLVD. tSto 4 bedroom hriok ranch li a honey and It Priced to sell! Canal frontage with aeeoaa to ice. eral taboo. Large waodad tot. Let After f p.B. call Hr. Thao, FE EIS04. A. JOHNSON & SONS REALTOR FE 4-2533 1704 B. TELEGRAPH ir Clarks4on a i. FE MIU BIRMINGHAM OPEN SATURDAY 1 • I IMB Worthington. 4 hodronme. 154 hatha, 34-fL racraaUoQ room, carpeting, fancod yard, garage. E. W. kURffa, RKALTCat, MI 4-7175. - AMOC1AT* < Franklta Blvd. BY OWNER Fine Ikedrom ranch, tone brick, 1M7. paved, city sewer and water. Harrington EH Jab. Oddyke and -“----i“to7vln;take riba dntm TRt-LEVEL 3-bedihoB, paneled family room, plastered walls. Atuched ,3 car garage. Don McDonald UCKHgXD^gUILDER BY OWNER 3-BEDROOM NATUR-al fireplace, atom, elding, stornM and screens, SUltty room garage. tot lllieid. to and landscaped. Hear MSPO. FE 3-T»17. TRANSFERRED! AND MUST eaU at coco. Eight room 5-year . old MaB‘aatoW^-|e tj^rga hod| — fuU basement with grade otK trance — hot water — eoned picture trindov Cove ceUlng throughout Altrat Uve kitchen With dining «B. Onl 116.060 an FHA terms. WM. >t. (TOM! REAGAN RBAL ESTATE jlRAivjn i aii ARRO i3*B wswsy very akely furnished. Also, full haaeBmt and flreplaee. Homeln excellent condition. ItoautlfU' dy beach. m lML,!; *1.7M DOWH^- Beautiful >Md-room brick home, loaded, with extraa. kitchen has torch , full I __________ ■ ou tor this large home! dote to Oeneral BncpH-aii eaU W. W Roaa maoo at OH 3-0071" for details ■— M M Maty pair Convalescent Homes 44 YACANOY IN A PRIVATE hams for badriddM-wr up dnd around puttoot. Experienced prac-ttaal nans In thargy. Phone 113- Rewt Office Syce 47 1 OmOH^POB KENT. ttU DDL DENTAL SUITE USED BY b*. tor 11 man. ttoODteia Highway, Dtnytoa Ptotot. HALF A BLOCK FROM DAWN-town Pontiac. New panelod^ of-flcee. Si* and up. AU utilities and parkins Included. PE 3-dM* after io a.m. • For Rent MjfCcaeneotis 48 TO REaPONSIBLE HAIR DBES-aera. Be to your ova bnalnaaa. 3 booths tor Rotas raaaoa. I gas heat. 3 full hatha, carpeted. BY oVrKE»C ElEDRriOM'.~BAig-1 ^USS&aS^I”^. IK COLORED: NICE D| ranch, *>t| down to (O No other money needed. rwrd' tounadktety71to HI _ gg^dfe.g1»gsgt.w BY OWNEE. Aug. 5 and f Ylo i pJL^wner. Boboo PL SSdM. . _ , SYLVAN LAKE - »Y OWNER. Priced to eeU. 3 kldrtm brick ranch. Paaatod wall with large fireplace to living roCB. mad E, K-fcA'—• WATERFORD. SPACIOUS >UR-nlshed home, aecoae to several takes, beautiful fancod WhjHH tor ritUdroa, easy tom*. Broker OR 3-**** 'l car garage, gas heat, and MBlir tot A ateal at *11,- YGU* PROBLEMS — Are aolvad when you buy this 4 bedroom home, featuring large 13x1V kitchen. faatdy room. wlth' flre|riace toll basement. 3 ear attaehed gy rage and plenty of ehriTtid,. WOT SUBURBAN — WUI trade this sharp 1 bedroom ranch only g yean oM. Wall-to-wall carpet- fe Srifesrigj sss» tot. Only *11,Mt.. TED McCULLOUOH, REALTOR phone m-m\ *143 Cam Enmhoth Road GAYLORD -'LAKE PRIVILEGES — Large 3- home. VMM bedrooms. Oood Mtohoa. gas boat, basement, hardwood floors, —-Toed porch, I wear g»-. All for onto »7.M0 good terms. Call PE lew) or PE MS**. ST MICHAEL'S Church 5»-. Wallpaper Steamer near sender*. poHbhers. hi . Oakland Fuel A Paint O* For Sale Home 3 BEDR0044 BOMB AT WHIPPLK 1. WMdod tot. OR OOM. FIREPLACE, t room, woken 11 ring 2-Bedroom Bungalow floor*, atoo kitchen. 54 ,aer» let. MIS down to mam party. ■ ETC. Dario PE *-4311. 3 BEDROOMS, t YEARS OLD. •M bar M«ir - -------------- and laoarawre — „ del EelShU, _________ 3 BEDROOM. BASEMENT. SAC; . me* equity to cash aid take 3 BEDROOM HOME. dowipay-any time. BEDROOM BRICK. BY OWNER. KfiSSP^ Li ___ride |7,M*. ____M* par month Ft 44»7». by"'owner, pleasant ridge 3-story brick lb too Woo*. Using room vito fireplace, fuU dining room. don. kitchen, breakfast nook. 3-bedroom phw jargo otoffnf^.ctooo to wooi- . _10>^ikioij brick tSHtt'' ew mode at Uvlns. carpet at. rapes arc Included Large KAMPSEN Bloomfield Township Attention, Veterans Nothing Asm-------- rm. Colonial II Sylvan ViOife Only $400 Down on low 1WA terms buys this lou^cloea”^toko and *X-dlvtjteu park. Offered at Oxford GI* Nothing Down 5r hSmb. gas boat, ■rreened front and rear parckm. Mar garage. Mi mt lot—it'* tab IMK MU nbah^to For Sale Honao . LADT OP THE LAKES fa within walking dlatoaoa. 3 acres, apple, mdar, poach .And cherry tree*. Strawberries, reap berries, blackberries, grapes. * ail produclag. Thoueands of flower*. A nlce ts nob home. Full haooBcat, braeoeway. 154- PAfcE on sons • Will Corisider Tride 1 bedroom. Mil basement. Large kitchen. Fenced In yard. 3 gar. galago. la Waterford Twp. Price JOHN J. VERMETT REAL ESTATE 3131 S. Telegraph Rd. FE MM3 TRI-LEVEL STARTER Model Open Dally 1*-A p.B.. N* money down, aa your tot. m^Ht or oara. Ranch or IM* ^ Commerce ltd Call S*3-M*l O. FlattSy Sldr. Eva. EM 50U1 Oeorflai _____ ______ •tain thy* h f tASWlB*. room, Hllhia and dining -Downstaire aa ltxM famuy area an itoat ft. bonus room whlct can bo aaed as a hobby naa oi Is oanvMWto tala 3 bedrooms principal tatolMt. taxoa. and Insurance. tw see the Ooort* Town, drive north on Melyn. a mlloa gaat V^aKcyi llvd.^tflaw^tbo D Lorah Building Cb. “ ' WRIGHT $450 Down, $40 Month t-rooa homo — I bedroom— llvlns room — Mow — glaaoad-tn sun poriB •- just I* AM. $500 Down, $50 Month East Subnrbon — 3-bed room — basement — t lot* — fruit tree* jam MAM. $600 Down, $70 Month Including taxes and tonr-anc* — Waterford area — ' ----- flnplaee — _____ across .street * lake - Just 1* 500 WRIGHT and avo FE ‘ CHEROKEE HILLS 3 BEDROOMS 2 FULL BATHS For additional Information phone ----'age and week-ends PE SriT»4 BUILD r Your plans or cure OR 3-7*3* rt Mayor Mn Mt Hagstrom Motorway Drive Exelaalvo But' " fortable rancl on 1ST Ot Oxoeuem ueacn we fine SMk Including If Mil- ! HP motor amt trailer. Horn ' completely furnished. Priced to for quiofc sale. H R. HAOBTROM, REALTOR 4*00 HIGHLAND RD. (M-Ml Pontiac OM- AjMI After * p m.___FE 4-7005 IEW ULTRA-MODERN »-------- room brick M-levol — Clirkgta schoola — Or have ana U Center entrance foyer with floor and tors* guest closet bathe — 1 ceramic vito bv vanity — window* aa | wal Bring room — bullt-ln oven range — stainless steel alnL ginaa doors from w*ik.-out base---------------r00m a. oarage to* toko « rooms — Date not water boot laentotod — extra tot — mra* Being robm. with picture vhM — It'S vacant and dean — ISAM. VETS $4b MOTE* YOO IN M3 PER MONTH TOTAL 8 Rooms Basement 1877 Sq. Ff. JS1L99£L„ Builder Must Liquidate Tpade-In at Chily $79 WO OTHER MONEY HEEDED Northers High- 1 beOro aluminum ima* UvtaSi Located to beautiful Pootlae Knoll, Drive out Mt. CtoBoa* to Victory Drive. -Modal at *3* Gage. Open NO MOH1T QOWN SMALL DOWN PAlll&Uii1 —ASSOCIATE BROKERS-ltt piwdUta Blvd. FE MOW —------------------------BCC= 4 New Model Homes RED BARN SUBDIVISION No Money Down UustMertgage Coet) The drion Star The House of Ease 3 Bedrooms » Pace Brick Oa* Heat — Fra* Carpeting Attaebad Oaths* The Oxlord Squire 3 Bedroom TH-Level F*c* Blttk CM* Hint select Oak Floors The Expandable t Bedrooms — Pull Basement Oat Heat - Birch Cabinet* Large Watk-ln Cloeete between Lake Orion and Oxlord. OPEN u o.a. to I p.B. Dally SPOTLITH BLDO. OO FE ASM HAYDEN PIONEER HIGHLANDS. ’ Large brick touuto ho***. A bedrooms, 154 bathe? Urge Urine room, carpeted. Dining room. Kitchen has Breakfast nook. Fun basement. How gas furnace. Pbvnd drive to 154 ear garage. Nice toad*. WM.-NO. Small down payment to FHA OPEN DAILY 4 TO 8 P.M. IEW ISM MODEL HOME; TEL LEVEL. | bedrooms. Large family room. Over UM as. S. of Brins spaa*. W,4*4 with I1.4M down. Lower down payment K you own yonr tot. Mr mortgage coet. TO MODEL: Elisabeth Lake Rd to Ulrica Lake Bd. Sor^ Farnsworth. Right to 1 Watch for open stop. J. C. HAYDEN. *tcello M E.- Waltea rt LESLIE T ANYONE / NEW HOMES' • ranch. 3 bedrooms i rang*. 54 soa. Olaee s*^us; WATKINS LAKEFRONT. 4 rooms, I room*, fireplace, potod. paneled dsn and L... . —a. tr frontage Roal bargain fitABI, MAM down. Balance -------MM Pitt, Watkhu Laki SIM mo. MM Mtt, Wi 473-BM, by. owner. $9,500 Will build 3-bedroom ranch-stylo boat an your tat. PuB basal—* oak floor*, til* hath, birch W^tJq* ** ART MEYER Do You Want a Home? Like privacy7 Like tec** and shrubs! Then walk pad to* ..towering evergreens oo to* beautiful lawn to front door. 8*0 th* IB X 30 living room; If I'M kitchen: 1* i It bedroom*. Bring to* Mde. Thle boms was bultt for th*m_ 9«.pF«ra.fwAjp|A-*»k tor Mr. fiat LorratM invest- 'BUD' Need Five Bedrooms? Hart’s a large elder hoi w* 1 k In x distance WILL BUILD Don McDonald QUICK f Modstu^Jgltoni i Saur Paul MTJoi 63J WEST and garden ones. Real Est. — HURON IT. 3 BEDROOM HOMES Facebrick Front Paym'tB Leas Than Rent $10 DN; STARTS DEAL No Mortgage Costs Fr.ee! Your choice of $100 worth of furniture. First 4 purchasers k east of OalUand) 10 Acres Ctorkcten. Road, ural flreplaea, dining view el orchard aad Screened eamaor hi— merclal frontage oh Clarkston Road. SEE rrt SUBURBAN S-. 3-bedroom boast All decorated.. Automatic brat. Tile hatha. North, cast aad woat of Pontiac Payment* aa low a* SM per month. Call u* tor do-MU*. NORTH END Madison aad Northern High district. Three bedroom homo with full basement, ott heat, tile bath dpearated. Onto IW.3M.to aad about *500 moves you la. •M PER MONTH TRIPP DRAYTON AREA 3-hodrwom ranch hoar, bricl and frame, carport, Hie bath automatic beat. Large tot. B3B move* you to. Friday EvvoaB Mr. caateH FE 5WI1 NICHOL1E - HARGER it w. BORON FE 5-8183 GIs No Money Down MR OI tor SHAM you can purchase a iln* 1-bedroom homo to a ate* residential am*. VW ftp basement aad lakt priritaga*. Thu bom* would ooiliaitly require HAM to MAM Pa.. ■ nut you eaa purchase it for SSM martfos* opto. Mah* your appointment today. NBKD LOT* OP ROOM* Then you’ll want to *4 thle Mg mmito homo located trtsxrirtsf: suanW vtsr^ OWNER FORCED TO BELL .3 bedroom ranch been* treats Aon nearly aa attached 3-car carat, v*-— *• a roc room to the Ray O Neil, Realtor B 8. Telegraph Opan S-S p a b pwST ^Vb b4u REALTOR Indian Village: 3-bedroom toarily hi argu dining room, spare to Btohelt, ! most, gas heat. S-ei FHA torhw available Two Acres Close to wool suburban room tor your family to —. dy seven room home wltorOOR BIO BEDROOM!? Tiptop « -tlon, plastered waBa, E 1 Overelsed doubt* garage. PBH RIOHTI $350 Down Lake prlvllegM on WIIBomi L , 5-room bungalow With fenced I — and outdoor fireplace. Large screened porch. Utility room with laundry tuba aad drua. shsd* and fruit tree*: P Ul garden Hill, berriee. Id a 3*7 Only »i#,»oo with tor 259$ INTEREST OVMf HOlhf north It the reason you can buy thU I family Swan to vary g**d imriflcn tor $7,750. A finioiahto down pymt I* all you aaad. Rant will* make the oymta. pint IS par cent not floors. Light airy kitchen. Nicely landscaped. Move, rofltooftlor. carpet, power mower Included^ Near *0 (bopping, churcboa good SCHUETT REALTY 460 W. Huron FE 8-0458 Across from Oonoral HcepHol Onon s to » Bsnfai I to 8Vi Acres, City Limits Modem brick homo, SEIHS 40'. t rooms oo 1*4 flaot-^- MORE DETAILS. Fisher Body Area ATrt*iooma* S bedroom*, on* EffTLFdJ'-SSS IRQ DOWN. . Colored - B mom i. 3 bod- STOUTS Best Buys -Today -HURON OARDENS — Conveniently toontod to shopping center, but line and acboola. Attractive whit* fmm* Con* Cod 34md-room bam* wttli tors* Brins rota, dlntnc room, modorn «c MM DOWN—FHA terms m this sharp 3-bedroom rancher, located a north aid*. Incmdae partis tty finished family room, w*U toadmapad tot. pawn drive, city wator aad cower. SMITH WIDEMAN "* til W. Huron St. OPEN EVES, FE 4-4526 family bam*, tootaitag A bod-rooms. formal dining roam, 354 baths, f flroplacan, modern kltohon. bo cement With finished recreation ir**m, separate laundry and furuaoa room, screened patio, attached 3-ear gwrago. ;tnhe pririlegm on hlito Um $37,500, tom avafloMc. BOY'S CLUB — Onto WATKINS LAKE tom-built > size Brins____, kitchen and dining ■ tr* totg* hedreeme, casement with bll fired: .hot-water boat, 154-car garage, 75x170 ..lot, payed frontage. Onto tltJM with toama. Warren Stout, Realtor) rt E. Basin*W at. Ph. FE 5-1161 “.. ppen Eve*. TUI 8 yn. ANNETT 2- Family, Price Reduced 1*1 floor not. Bring rm, bod-rm . comb, kitchen and dinette, and hath, tall I rm*. and bath. Separate gas furnaea*. 6-car garage space, tt.000, term*, 3- Family. West' Side ■ Oood location for retired con-pi*. Mala bom* ho* 4 rm*. and both da.. 3 rm*. aad bath up. . Separata bans* has 3 bed run . bath, bring rm., dining rm. WE HAVE - 3 RICE CLEAN b bedroom bungalow etof * gt-old. Hoar Clarkston. About MM will haadto. AU larif* tots. Lew Interest. Call u* tor detail*. ... *7* DOWN —. Iflco tomsolow_tri»h carport ad prtvUasoo a Ptooo-wt Lake. ImmedlaU p replace to Urine _____________i. fully Insulated. oil heat, 61I.7M. term*. Williams Lake Privileges Wat breathing room? — jt'e town — tot ltfxlt* hoanttftny toadecapod tool, njo* gat spot. 3-bedrm brick, lull hL_ ment, gas heat, S-oar att, garage. alum, storms aad »0WWH. includes carpeting aad drag**. 3**4* with faB taeimnit, . cherry poaptad Brian . r whit* oak poalad famfly s ftrap lap*, atom otatmc i acrecn*. 3-ear gangs with < apt. *31.*M, term*. Near New Shopping Center ’ ' 47x445 mod comm'l haring ‘modern t-rOL Bain* and cemont hflt. tier age bids. T4c\ per *o ft Ehaabaih Lk. Rdswfwool of wf^WOL TRADE ANNETT INC. Realtor - 3* B. Huron M. Open Bvanlnge asid Sunday 1-4 FE8-0466 BLAIR 7-room brick nftr (Bated ... 3 MU. Beautiful sunken Uvlns roam with waU to wall tarpohas. Largo carpeted famUy tog*. Dob; fioee to. N ea?' new ’Chopping I payment. Will alao conilder win 4 ieorge Blair Realty OR 3-1WS "Ray O'Neil. Realtor. HOYT N. CABS LABE HOAD of ctoa-,17*13. _________ .je*d. In back yard. Full carpeting. LMi M'lritoSj*. Owner has boa transferrod. Poeeoeela to t* day*. sm a. teleoraph MULTIPLE UBTINO SERVICE DORRIS £i£FSLX* * ^ zero down to or* m this ma framp JbungaJow mlnum storms and acrooaa, near 54 ser* tot, MM more* New Office 2536 DIXIE HWY. DORRIS AWD BOH REALTORS USDS* Mwy. OR 13ft* GIs —Special— IIM COMPLETE COST WUt move you to I bedroom' bon Fredericks. Tt to all. IMI I rag* and ra yard. MU j Ray O’Neil, Rector GILES with beat at matoridto. 11 ------ ’ -weto aetsh- ______ ___ ____*ton. Urn tot. If ran want a and Man thle is R. PEA TERMS. ~ SUBURBAN UWO - ft if* host TEN ACRES 4MR almost OW custom bulb 3 bedroom brick rtnehtr R»*fi attached lift Mr garage. Two iMn. OODLES gwjsr.TtSrtr tog. On* sore town. Lovely tots* fireplace In TZ74N marble Completely carpeted. Drape*, curtain and aU built-in appUancee. Priced at only l*M*e and^wlU Uade tor LIST WTTR US — W# buy, aril, partner*Open §4. nffigll Ltri-' inghervl- L-H. BROWN. Resltor carpeted Erins : roam- Beautiful mead yard and ily *7*0 dawn. West Suburban .Spanish stylo ham* to a beautiful setting overlooking - Williams Lake. S bedrooms. /XU 11 basement, gingtnw Norms and sc roans, largo outdoor fireplace. oMnehod garage. Perfect for qutot 3-Bedroom Brick A rpctlcm rank boms wMb large 'room*, beautlfutay "finished floors, autold* planter, shrub*, f|*. Hurry STS* GILES REALTY CO. PE Mill SSI Baldwin Avm. . Open S a.m. to t BJB. MULTIPLE UBTINO SERVICE WATERFORD TOWNSHIP LaVoly 3 bedroom homo with carport featuring: IS R. Bring roam, 17 KUhlMa shiny ok floor*. M s iSltlct. PuB price only St.«t v«h Ml per month. ' 6300 DOWN Ra other Soct — more* you IB this lovely ] bodroom ranch Oa* heat. AWaohad garage. LhiWd tot. FaUjIrtce 113.(00. bettor burry *mtam s Nlcriy NORTHERN ESOB Now 3 bedroom brickfroot ranch. Beaullfally decorated, shiny mk floors. Bullt-la kltahea. ^B h*M* meet. Oa* be^ ’Pavad streets: Only MS* (town. PEA terms. , ■ Ph. EE 4-15*4 I take Road I r FI MM i.; il WILLIAMS REAL ESTATE • THIRTY-SIX V THE PQXTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY. AUGUST 4, mi -.'K- For Sate Hrorac* 49 {For &rit How iaaanto winmm - au - Mt Ami Ika Water - Ob Xtotu list — only (1*. ON «MN dm. r L'VKXUZ. Hi m ***r m rm%SuS&SS,Si. f.». MM Ml MA up Om tacut and hot water, 1‘*-• ear gty^Ml two Me, ■ EXCELLENT RETIREMENT HOMS: Equipped with fa* heat aaf hot water. City water sad •ewer. 4 hum* aaf bath with full baaeaaat. Oood condition. H M Cart i a room moons: fSlm iw taring, hoaao la-- — *■!«< WWM Jwf MjlM Wf' Saginaw and Huron Streets. Oomplately famished. fate priced at |U.tN. . John K. Irwin i Bedroom, nice aad near, oa Wert Ana Arbor. . Fenced yard aad fatbf*. FE LAKE FRONT N**t aad eleaa bom* on the water. living room overlooking taka, dlnlna room, kitchen, 3 bed rooms, slsojun roeat awsrtooMng like‘Attached, garage. weak abap. aluminum aad permaelone A —a you uiut aa* to appreciate r 114.0**. call now tor ap- HOME W COUNTRY underwood real estate iutgff______________ CLAY ^takofraat^J**^ ray uat, IfiUtama Lot? Bu At door, large tree* aa -*-» panellna tali* i, ILMO will hah- I bedroom waterfront Roeroattaa aad faailty room, t flreplacet. buiit-tn rang* aad eve*. ROM square toot bring »“ *" TOE Money Maker, aoned UfErt < merctal. aultr1L- - •nc“ Rrofeaaiona) > tra and offlc an tor hvh . .... .....a ok 1 office at ear garage. Large ti— • -*tq can he atal unit*. ;:pwfc- ...* AIM III M MM “ c *Uent. income 'opportunity. |$ 15,500 J For Sth Hwsi CLARK j OOOD EOT. IE .MONTHLY payment* Include tax** aad Insurance aa tld* datorabte Mad-room hem* with full basemen r aad oil heat, large let IHM feet. Meed yerd. Oaly MM* with ILM far seller'* equity. ^ Pet SeIe Hammoqd Lake and Upper Lonf Lake ddle Belt aod Bqusr* Lake Rd tkzY By Kits Osann 105. lake 153. lake Ireot level Of SPECIAL. 1 I CAE PUT TOO IMS OOWN as. SO* A R value. One-third acre lot paved road, modern 4-room a with oak floor*, plait*rod i PE i-7»*a ;__yii-ii» CLARK REAL ESTATE Ell W Haros , Open I Multiple Listing Sertlee Income Property 3 FAMILY. OAS HEAT, BOHED j commercial. 324 Mt. Oamaaa. RETIRE IN FLORIDA WILL BELL or irad* income property. "" Information call PE -4-85*3. iMO. lake prl > SomXoU _________ I , aohdlrletooi l per' up wllb new home*. I Office at Middle Belt and Square ! Lake Rd. wr call: ' HOUSEMAN-8PITZLEY fe aiui ____________mi 4-tan HI-HILL VlLLAGfi~ A COMMUNITY » INDIVIDUAL HOMES “For Those Who Care" Hilltop parcel* with, paved street*. Excellent drain*** add goad wa- !| 110* 36 160* Low as $1,750 ' I LADD'S INC. . - ; IMS Lapeer Rd. tPsrry) 1041 11 FE 8-»3»l or OR Uttl after fill ! HUNTOON LAKE. BEAUTIFUL 1M ft. let, trees, community beach, HIE. FE >4m; LAKE LOTS AHD SUBDIVISION lata, OE HIS. _____________ Country living With city convenience*, you'll op-Joy this 2-bedroote with attached garage large' lot. on paved rand aad Meaty of shade May we show you today» Price la.lt*. CRAWFORD AGENCY SS* W. Walton FE MM* lot E Film MY 3-1143 -LAKEFRONT SYLVAN LAKE 919 Tames K Blvd. • BI-LEVEL UI.W OPEN Sat. and Sun. 1 to 5. RUSSELL YOUNG Builder - PE 4-12*0 . - 41* Jamea E Bled. , KENT Established In 1*14 LAKE-FRONT INOOMB-3 madam homes. Two ( aad bath homes. On* a aad bath. This property must be atm to bo apprsclatod. Located la Waterford area. Meal for owner plus 1 homes now mated for IIMaer month. CStt for details. Oaly lia.as*. Terms. |3ts. Down — A rant baatar. Quick pmaaaitaa tor thl* small wait •Ida suburban horns, t ala* Iota with lake primages. Can far details. OWNER LEAVIRO STATE — Hare t* a fin* owaar-bont bomb. Best of material*. Iliad bath. S good-■lied bedrmi.. oak floor*, full TEL-HUHON AREA - B*S thl* reasonably priced S-rm. home. Oak floers. full bam't. with pan-eled rec. rm. 5-car garage. Close ' to abepptag, schools, bank and bus. SIMM. Terms, and worth ft. WHITE BIRCH TREBH - Surround this laka-froot cottage. 3 bedrms . lav., aad *U furnace. New mtea topped auptwards, garbage dts- EST — Floyd Kentlnc., Realtors iSI OAKLAND AVENUE T-ROOM BRICK - 4 LOE. BEbROOMS, 1ft BATH* -FULL BASEMENT -vAU* TOMA TIC HEAT — MIA OARAOE /— WELL SITUATED FOR ANT NUMBER or bbterpbmbs - kx- EAST SIDE ’ VERY, WELL LOCATED— OBiMC — NICE LOT - - FULL BASEMENT -S-RQOM HOME — PORCH LADD’S me. VERY HEAT AND CLEAN 5-ROOM HOME - PORCH - rot «»rnw - . OARAOE - NICE LOT -VERY WELL LOCATED- - WRIGHT Ml Oakland Avo. Opaa T FE 5-9441 ' 4-Bedroom-r-2 Full Baths 1300-Sq.-Ft. Brick Basement, 2-Car Garage $16,500 ; - wShRMLf a porch, 2-car brk. emf drive and lull eeeewal. Largo living room with natural fireplace Formal dining • area Gantry atyls kitchen with built-in range and oven. Large eating epoee. I larg* badroaats with state —-----------------4 thradfb- . Complete. Ready to move l for only tll.M* aa yor Mt. LADD’S INC I Lapeer Rd. (Parry) MM HjlAf flE fflll after t:M HIITER • DRAYTON PLAINS — 1 bedrooms. largo kitchen, carpeting, storms and stroena. Loon Lag* > privileges, vacant, move right te. aia.lda term*. • HURON GARDENS. — fl rooms, could bo used lor lacomo. Low <• fflc*iBBP«iTATE -MX m home. Built in rang* *m< «*•> Rd Open gunday. $340 Moves Yoa In NO MORTGAGE COSTS “TPvmi 1.. a** Big T room! ft bath*, complete kitchen bath-ins We hkve 1* buildinr tttaa a Midland Street off Sash-ateiw. Aim M allot kb Pontiac ' *e OatumMa Street Priced from ^VkflkpPXiMM tot. ooa oar model aa saowagnl* Drtve in aorka- i Mat f pja. PE d^Mb. f In Tina. A larg* stucco house with i largo sleeptag rooms. This la ideal for a rowalag bouse with good income pefeaftaT et la made to order tag a large famity. Kitchen. dtnlng, living room and bath. Modern oil furnace, garage and approximately ft acre lot. IMO* will,, handle. ,,,, ( •STOKES MU 4-4755, EM MM, KM MW BATEMAN REALTY MULTIPLE UgTXNQ SERVICE Joyno Heights ' 2 Fabulous Models' / OPEN DAILY 4 TO I SATmUMY I TO. • SUNDAY I TO » DIRECTIONS: . Dili* Highway, 811-yer Lake Road, left on Walton. urrs TRADE CLARKSTON 1 bedroom bungalow. Close to echool* and downtown. Oaa heat, basement tad S ear garage. Big IS* % Iff fog4 1*4 "’VmMbw landsckped. Family coatfgrt at a pries yoa caa afford. Just glflM. - LETS TRADE ' glaasod la taiaUy_____ rock outdoor narbacus with Rlay house and Ink* privileges, old your breath the price Is oaly gl.MS with |M0 down. LETS TRADE EAST SUBURBAN Large wooded lot with plenty of big tree* Only S years old aad extra nice. S Mg bedrooms. WaUirtMt basement aad SSI heat. Price reduced tor quick sole Now only 114,WO lots of Miras. LETg TRADE SPACIOUS LIVING on high beautiful landscaped lot la excellent area put South of Poetise. B master rooms and custom design builder* bam* with I fireplaces, 4 hr*-- built-in feat— equipped re* nHaahad I c tor belor ag $29,*50. i i i|W i LRH"g TRADE' BUDGET SPECIALS I. extra NICE. 1 bedroom, full boaemeut and garage, new aiding and Ffenced rear yard. Oood city location. Vacant and Immoiliat* possession. Only R,-S00 and no down payment to Ol a. FORCED TO NELL. 3. IN THE CITY. YOU will stop paying rout when yog see this special. Neat as a pin. Pull bailment, new 2 ear garage, nicely landscaped lot With trees Ad paved driveway. A REAL DEAL AT JAM* and no down payment to Ora. LETS TRADE REALTOR FE 4-0528 FE 8-7161 377 g. TELEGRAPH-OPEN EYES. Templeton INCOME 4 rental units. All eomplataly fur Dished nut owner's t-r 0 0 a apartment- 4 full bath*. locomi ~YiHng«F‘EHwt',' I fite. pleasant location la city. Reasonable dawn K. L. Templeton, Realtor 2335 Orchard Laka Road **2-4*01 '' " WEST BIDE Live te or down. Tennant* aril . stay. Briggs 1* par cat gross One heat, 2 car garag*. Ownei leaving city. Terms shown by appamuaaai. PE MM3 or PE For Sale Lake Property 81 single cotton. Pot Information call OR 34342, JtoodhulL-Lr"-"bFaCTOUB BEDROOMS. LAKE- LAKEFRONTS GALORE 1 beseki only WILLIAMS LAKE. Beautiful----------- lng alt*, high wooded, excellent beach. Only *5.5*6. 11.0*0 down. PONTIAC UtE*. Year -----------‘ — slructloo Pll ‘ place, fuft ho---- at *1.150. mim PONTIAC LAKE. S-bedroom, year round, auto, oil hee|< storm# ‘ scraena. A bargain nt **.*50, Plastered ' Val-U-Way OOOD BUYS AND TRADER TWO FOR ONE »*»» DOWN . 3 3-bed rm houses, all furnished. Fenced lots, lake prtvttegem Uve 1 ACRES OWNER BATg “SELL" Out* * room house a property. West Bloomfield ora. win trade for bouaotraller. ear or other property or will sell a a contract. Mak*. aa an offer.. LOTUS LAKE 2-bedroom bungalow, carpeted, stoat finished bsm’t. large acapad tot. Only g|g,4—---- MACCDAY LAKE, 3-bedroom Cape Cod. carpeted living room, fireplace. den. auto, oil bent, attached (vale. Oa anal near lake, sacrifice at $U.M*. *1.540 down. COOLEY LAKE, t aare estate with brick year round home. Approximately 31F lake fraaUss. oh Oaly*m.4M; STOP IN AND BEE OUR COM- KJBnR LAKE PROP1 J. A. TAYLOR, Realtor REAL ESTATE AHD INSURANCE 1733 KIOHLAND ROAD (MM) Dally M gunday 1< LOVELY LA^R HOME—BACRIPICE room. Utility room, family _ largo kitchen, dining rm., 13x30 living ram. • ft. celling All rooM* are paneled. AH tite bathroom, basement. Large tot. Walk-. lag dtataana to shopping eater. Owner tonrlng Mate. Low down. Rasy terms. OR 3-a*M LAKEWOOD VILLAGE. BEAUTI-ful lake lot. 135' frontage. “ MU MM3. _______________ LAKE ORION — OXFORD Year ’round 1-bedroom furnished home on lake. Fenced yard, garage, good - bach, shady lawn, paneled rooms, very ala kitchen, gas hat fuel bill Included gas Move and wator boater. Only (12 in the coldest math. A -------------- *10,7*0, easy LA3B LOTS, to TO ACRE BITES. Clerkston, Waterford, Pontiac, Milford ora. *1.(0*, *20 down, 120 mo. Pont pk 4-450* and OR 3-12*5 or Del. JO 4rMM or U *-7711, Dale Brian Corp LAKE LOTS Information. Lakeshore De- -----I Corn.. 1404 N. High- (M-M), Dorothy P. _ —Jrpom.hoa Woodward Eatetea. Pull bar Bant, art per month including takes aad Insurance, yR. J. (Dick) VALUET Realtor FE 4-3531 Open *-* SMITH Clarkston Mill Poind Webster School Charming 3-bedroom home larg* lot with full baseman car garage, gas heat, brick frame construction on quiet si Elizabeth Lake Estates Attractive 4-bedrm . 23-11. carpet-wd living room with dtnlng ell. Tito both, undent Irttaha with bran Mate bar. fall baiammf with recraatlon room, gas heat, water softener, lake privileges, (gas da. No mortgage .casta. Rolfe H. Smith, Realtor MILLER TOOETHENNE88 neat 4-raom boa and art bat t Ala it (or ^ your ^^arants. i. brisk fliwptea, bat A sharp 5-room horns ^JfteE^arkteW ptnntarad heat, ato BELOW MARKET mortgaga appraisal st. lie gat far IMM with arty taw down you can bay this clean t-room home a Cottage 8t. 4 large bedrooms' with walktn closets, ,hUf« family ate* kitchen, basement, low cost stoker bait. UNION LAKE FRONT. ilTftAC-tlve year around home, attached garage, large living room with beautiful view of lake. 3 bed- PONTUC LAKE Nearly modernised -3-1----- dining room, carpeting, basement, garage, very home. Only ait.soo. WHITE LAKH 4-bedroom custom built home, most rooms extra large, 1ft baths, tear garage, full bam-. ment. 75x344 Tot. too much in this houte to describe, must be Uered *t*4MUto*. **** HONEYMOON SPECIAL Just right - for the JsrUlw; 4 rooms, modern kitchen, good alaed living room, plenty of storage are*. 75 ft. lakt prlv- ----- lots of ahada tree*. Only math including taxes 1 Insurance. PACE REALTY OR 4-3*3* BUILDER wbdbieb lot, sn>kR LaCIc Northern Property SI A IT HGUBETRAILER ON 4ft acres, water aad elect. Oa Ugtfe way 73 mr Oraylteg, Mich. 41,50* cash, OL 1-0*4. Sale Resort Property 52 COMMERCE LAlul LOTS. (1H. IM down. 41* mo. Batdoek, swim, fish and stoop. Pant.. PE. 4-4*4* and OR 1-11*1 or DM. JO 4-M31 and U g-7711, DAle Brian Corp SACRIFICE HILLTOP LOTS Located la Waterford HiU Manor Finest view In the country.- Ovat-looklng beautiful V*a Norman Lake. Bee for altos Lake prlvl-lr*es. Fla* aebaol district*. Ptea rastrtettoaa. Pine Homes, fa - them today. Owner leaving state. OR g-SIBB. BCENIC LABOR LOT OM RIpOE ____fSar^ SYLVAN LAKE LOT 50X134. (2.- dnCA AREA. l ObOD BUtLOItfO tots. M by MV deep I1.4M with *M,-etoiniB-'AlM'-'glt math. Call TOMER. ........ TOC HAVE.SOME EXTRA SPECIAL Ms In tha Clark atea gelMtl Ana They nr* vary ugh aad seeded prlced Irani fast to |1,4M -easy ' For atale Atreafe 55 * ACRES AT WALTERS LAKE aad. 3 1-3 aecsa on East Lake Amatos-Lake. Road. Terms. PE ACRES. 1 BEDROOM HOUi. M ACRES - A VERT CHOICE farm on blacktoppad road In Lapeer County - very fertile soil — 1-3 of crop Included - |4.*o* down and priced right. 14 ACRES NEAR HOLLY RECREA-tlon area and Dials Highway — 44 MB. 4 UNDERWOOD REAL EStATE OR 3-1345 U no ana. PE 5-7(24 CCBPT PAYMENTS .14 A MONTH a automatic twte needle slg-sag CTarssflgl ^riee *41.1*. CnU PE 4-2*11. aboot‘Ianythino WtjBii t “The baby didn't cry till evening, Mrs. Riggs—here, ask my friend!” Srtlc Htmmkok « i Snh H—nlwM fl*o4 «|F»r SkIr MhMfciiTO j AUTOMATIC WASHING MACHINE *rt. MSI MDws, Watartard. i beautiful umokr gilirDtO 3T!&,K5riSr«&*S: wjB’ bMaal atc* Oaly «3*l#*fu!i price or OR* month. CM PK 4-2511. Wnlte’a." 'i ; ./ aad look around. 2 aoNo of fl parking, Phaa PE 5-0241. ' OPEN MON.MAT. g TO ft PEI. • TO • 24 MORM TO PAY . 4 mtici K. of Pontiac or 1 a E. aTABbara Hafghta a Aubu ““ ~* AlggA ATTENTION trade Ins. TVi or arttor srtlclso of vahoe^^Obel Radio Business Opportunities 59 Mortgage Loams BETTER BUYS Adjustable bed frames ReUywaoft , JrZt&srzsx gs i«r nflSUrSm^ran‘ M. 4763 Dixie Drayton Plate* SMALL GROCERY 1 Rear and wins doing good business Located a mote highway la village near Pontiac, fla.iao, Clarence C. Ridgeway BROKER FE 4-7041 MS W. WALTON ELVD. SUNOCO STATIONS--^-., ire avallabl# to Potto areas oftortag th*ao a e—OUTDOOR WORK ' *- HIOH PROPIT POTENTIAL For laforteMtoa call PE 4 441* aaw baaoteot, owner, MA *-3331. 6 ACRES Looted a blacktop road, aly one mile from Clarks- ten. Utah saaft dry. god budding alto. Only *4.200. Stout Realtor, 77 N gagteaw 8t PE MM*. I I .. ........... STATIONS FOR LEASE For Sale Fgrm»_________56- Suni wm-t-,.,- *0-34*7. PURE from Waterford. 1* ACRES»- CLOSE TO DIXIE -tela i* nice property for butUUnx Miu a or an axealtem STATEWIDE _ ------ B. D. CHARLES, I 1717-8. TELEORAPR Sale Land Contracts 60 10 ACRES. 7 ROOM, 3 1 m *11.50* with (5.M* down YOU’VE DOT TO BEE THIS •Sacra farm with modem bouse, barn, 'tool Shed aod other farm buildings. Stream a property -Many springs. ’Well' fenced, ft mile road frootage. M4.040. »*.0** C. PANGUS. Realtor - ORTON VILLE *» South Street NA 7-3*15 Sale Business Property 57 IMS UNION LAKE RD- DESIJf able business property IB thriving Union Lake village, consists of of lot, many possibilities here 3-3M0.____________-________‘ UNION LAKE VILLAGE $13.00 3. Ideil for Rent, L’se Bus. Prop. 87A 73 PINE STREET Downtown, corner, 1 story com-balldlng. Cement floor. msnufseturers agents n ‘1 3-7444 aft ADLCOND ______________r prafaaatoi ’ tag. tote of parking, idaul ear location C*ll l»-7ll7 days. I OR 3-1436 LEASE Ideally located- to Pontiac area. Large store building from multi-tad* Of business nr retail uaae. • (.proximate 5.40* xvTllis'm"brevVEr JOSEPH P. REUS. SALES MOR-— ----' jpvw, PK MM Business Opportunities 59 BALD KAOLK LAKE RESORT— fishing, picnicking with IN It. on Ite Ink*. Restaurant, bath bouse, 3 apartments, owner's horn*, perfect family (Map. Enjoy the auaaifi while you work and spend the winter vocation in the climate af yonr.choice. See this money maker today. Call us for liquor bars, drive-ins. taverns, party stores, etc. Statewide coverage. Peterson Real Estate*. Lake Orion, MY 3-1681. Open evenings. Fpod Market A real rewarding business for an alagt, pleasant, aggressive opera- Mimmumee&- j ffiCHIGAN BUSINESS SALES CORPORATION JOHN A. LANDME88ER, BROKER' 1*73 TELEGRAPH RD. PK 4-Ugt Open ‘til * Evta. Morrow, Otedwte ’ For Sale Lots kins aubdlvirton, oft 3-3574. BT OWNER, LOT 100X150 WITH . strawberries raspberries, (500 dn. t trees, Will roaa. >7B > __JprivUegesJl___________ CITY OP PONTIAC. • SCATTERED tot*. gaWer, water, paved, cheap. *---1 owner- TO 8-7100. COMMERCE AREA. 15 -MINUTES t Commerce Lake i-gW" Wld OR commKrclal lot. f JW i I Pelton, raaaqakle Partridge Hardware* Variety . Excellent location la bony Waterford Twp. business aad ahopplas area. Ideal for last a man aaa wife. Oft • treat parking. Rea- PARTRIDGE a Assoc.. Realtors Businesses ihTuout Mich. 11*4 W. Mura . jj 4-3*81 TRAILER park on lake with 3-bedroom borne OR 3-*T25. LAKE O RION. LAKEFROlJf, gold for IM.Md. 52.004 down, ill* math. I per LAND CONTRACT SOLD. *3.»M. Bslsnct owed *2.221 M 7 per cert Interact. Will discount 2B par cent. - —------ Realtor, OrteavUle. k^ag1- Money to Loan 61 Borrow with. Confidence GET $25 TO $500 Household Finance Corporation of Pontiac 3ft S, Saginaw , PK 40*25 Signature Up to 34 montha to repay. PHONE FE 2-9X6 OAKLAND 22 Patlac State t TEAGUE FINANCE CO. 2Q2 S. MAIN 214 E. ST. CLAIR ROCHESTER ROMEO LOANS ^25^TO $500 LIVESTOCK TIIENDLT SERVICE - BUCKNER FINANCE COMPANY WHERE YOU CAN BORROW UP TO $500 OFFICES IN Pontiac — Diiytos HUM — Utica Waltod Lt„ Birmingham. Plymouth Need $25 to $500? See Seaboard Phone FE 3-7017 1185 N. Perry St. LOANS LOANS $25 TO $500 On your signature o» ether aecur-tty. 24 motaha to repay. Our aarv. Ice 1* fast, friendly and helpful. Visit our offlc* or phono PK Mill HOME & AUTO LOAN CO. Corner.K. Pika WHEN YOU NEED $25 TO $500 W* win b* glad to help you STATE FINANCE CO. Profit Advisors 6! A BUDGET YOUR DEBTS CONSOLIDATE RILLS—NO LOAN* For Your Beat Bet to OM Out of Debt, Be* Financial Advisees, Inc: 3ft S. SAGINAW PE 3-7*53 GET OUT OF DEBT PAY OFF ALL YOUR BILLS! wnTOjuT ar —: —-TT 1H Come to Now or Gan far A HOME appointment City Adjustment Service , FE 5-9281 133 W. Huron, PONTIAC. MICH. OPPOSITE MAIN POST OFFICE Membor of Poatlae Chamber of Commc ~ Mortgage Loans 62 al hit. D. ChMtoa, Equitable Farm Loan Service, 1717 d. Tele-grag Ik mssi. A Mortgage Problemr CHEFT^ifORTOAOE A REALTY KM NK CASK AVAILABLE Te improve your boas* and pay up all of your dote plus your mortgage ar laad contract. TOW PPf * « Swaps ’37 pickup ft ton, Mood oon- dltlon, will swap for 13 ft. beat ar **U. Also 3* te. boy’a Mka to (T HARLEY pAVIDeOH SFOR-•ter. ter cax or Old bike and cash, PE adTM dg dTOID. "oiUjer CAR FOR Agrt. __ ___________ _____ trough PragMi doa«*. ft j garaa tools, maythsrs. Lav-tag state, ate Squirrel Road, *“ *■ Berry Garage Door Factory Seconds ’ Available at rt*table discount "iron iprlngs to'dls* SECTIONAL LIVING ROOM WltK ma.iaaHR^ ^KIHKT —- tartm. m tW SSf^f^tj^ltteri 10. 40- elec, range, * o«°n° -----_ —— Si cAmy «)n. Irftr, I- j InlcUUL' tin RtTOB, fHM. H®-tj^jrad* «*r ga* or L^^C.^Woodbardjd #quar« •> Ted* S 3-7701. mere* a* Utea hfto.________ — USED REPRIOERATORS — RecadlUoaed—1 y*ar“~-" -MAM — Used Trade-In Dept. platform rocker ............ Hi'S Davmport and chair .........SSMf Refrigerator ........... ( piece breakfast set MJ.M Table buffet aad 4 chair* ... MM* Triple dresser. * WATER aOPTENER. LIKE .NEW WOODARD WROUOKt 1* ON pint furniture. U rtiae*. Potot. double, evrtk. M*a*rt*J Preach Provincial drop leaf. u» wood. dtnlng table with leave* aad pad*. .White MM atoo cotta rug*, various stead ran, aB of above to aa comiltta MI ASMS. WYMAN'S DEED TRADK-Di’MfT. Guar. Electric Waiher .....UJ M Ouar. Electric Befrtgarator .. 43J.J5 Apt. gta* Oa* Rtev*........W* Krtcha Utttq1 caamat .rr.--.-r 1 *" 2-plece Llvtsx Root SAlnch Oa* Stova Radio-Phonograph Room State - • .11*. Console ...*3SA4 fluarnaart, Ml Orchard KENMORK DRYER. MA KHN-mort froeter. »75 Tent 13x14 |3S-EM tart LAME Itehte ft. - - - ■, -u ■. ■ aa. dtatag room*, hall*, garden*. Priced no* M dlaaitett but botew wholes*]* * Michigan Ptsorsaoowt, TO OwTOrd Idgii ~ I3. ", ■ - ' OVELY 1X13 OVAL HOOKED wool rag- (fl and Jit oval rag. *15. Crystal ehandeltar. *g*. New dates* Boor poUrter water aad sbampooer. (M. 3-wbal trailer. IllliB^wathi Oavartlbl*. a* MEDICINE CABINETS LARGE 20” minor, aUgbUy marred. 42.M — Largo soiectia *f eabtaata with orwittteMliroi*, aftdteadoor. Terrific buy*. MKhteia Hrtar -*-• hi Oraaad Lafto — NEW SHIPMENT USED ' ' "iM|I|M| I I 1 ' ■ Excellent quality, priced to MIL gee^ us far aa your kutldlag SURPLUS LUMBER & MATERIAL AALTO POMP ANT. _ 4344 Wtehtead Rd. tM-Ml OR>7to3 BT power idFur* r tractor 111 a When Ta Sell Your Sui items Throuob Want A Dial PE M1»1 Now Hl-n, TV 4 RnMo» 66 31 DICE CONSOLE MODEL Completely RecmdMooed FRETTER'S APPUAjfl /good deal. Pra* ... _ fa. Evans MEM ment. MSI Dixie Hwy. MA Alin, K tJ™. 1 NEW AND DEED OAS AND OIL 5-122! furn.ee* For thn beat hay c*U I MA Aim. 65A OFFICi FURNITURE AND MA-rhlnai used desk*, chair*, ap-holatered straight chairs, tables, ' storage file*, Safa, week bach, o*M' rack*, drifting machtem. •lectrfc a.b. Dick mtewartaph, mult tilth offaat prv**, typewriter*, adding machine*, check protector*. OR 347(7 and MI *-301*. Forbe* Printing A Office Supply. PAINT WITH KOTO* AVOID - and pkal dua tc - ' — For Sale MIsceHaneous 67 jBDROOM RANCH, Oeorgeland oft Hatchery. Trade Tor anything or sell. PE t-aOS«. ROOM HOUSE. IN^CUNTON-vllle. what have you for down paymonC mathly payment to HR Contort prise. PE *-1*3* Biaard albums, all good coadtttou ____________ *55 PE ASMS, OOT ALUMINUM OTAR-[CATO USED Wa^PURNl- t sense amp. 7ft hone power fry add tete*_._M_»g*T trie mator. Beat trailer $l*t !oOMPLETE MODERN DEI take rowboat aa part trade. I aalte. Like aaw. PK 5-7100. » cement mixer w II h ft [nicnrp FREEZE, $50. ELMCTRIC i, *45 Artamatte waMttr, *“ r 54* It CUBIC FOOT BEN HUH T freeae, Ayaar-oM^^bed, p ELECTRIC PULL RANGE. OOOD —------- . 2-4434. OL AMSA a clean trailer a* down payment. 64*55 Shelby Rd . RochiMar. CABIN - 135MILE8~OOOD~HUNT, teg and flahlng. 1700 cob or term*. Or trade for ear or pick-up. OR 3-1376. DRY CLEANINO PLANT P O ft art* or tradr. for real estate. ' OR 3-5015. HAVE CAR, TOLL TRADE ON god beat *■< mote*. 14’ - ir preferred. PEAMK. — ---------------- — Aatoiatet Refrigerator. *35 31 tart TV, goed eoodttia. *«. Otri* Mka. like new. M*. * piece dining set, FRIOIDA1RE electric atove. aresser, au us» and lamps, PE 543*4. FURNITURE FOR BALE. CALL after *■ PE AM**. FRIGID AIRE REPRIOERATOR. good, 317. *43-3752 FRIOIDAIRE DELUXE FREEZER. ‘ or storage, 3M pounds of food •rag*. Ifit.M. * _ RHNMM „ ,— Grump Electric, Inc. ’erred. PE A3M2. 25* Oakland. I^gg Auburn ltd. PE A3M3 LOT - FREE AND CLEAR tiglljr te 3 bedroom boat 8EWER8 AND SEPTIC FIELDS ateslamg jir . cash, trod*. ■' tr Call P. Patrick. PE 4-3340. USED LM* HtTblL FURNACE Oamplata ' ‘ ■" FREEZERS—UPRIOHT* FAMOUS ana* brands, scratched. Terrific Tklgff. 414S.M while they teat No phono ordra please Michigan Fluorescent, 3*3 Orchard Lake AUTOMATIC good Awheel frailer. WILL TRADE EQUITY IN PUR-nlshed 3 bedroom year 'round holne with privltogM on Unton For Sale Clothing 64 DRESSES. SIZE M TO 62. LIKE OTRLk CLOT HI NO SIZE 4X thru S. Cheap. OR 3-3*4*. MAR'S CLOTHINO, SHOES SIZE Sale Household Goods 65 FREEZERS—$148 Naas brand fraesara. AU f freeae shslvaa. handy dear at “* LimE’8 XPPLIANCTO™' OAS RANOi, LIKE NEW. *75 ~ complete Vary good condition. >50. FE i-wa*. ■ ■ HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND rummage, including football equip, meat, dishes, books, double (aUgh) walnut chest, jtg. lvonr dreasing table aad bench, 313, sleeping cot and nod, 13. whit* enamel table far kitchen ar laundry, M. Urge refrigerator. 313. arieutal style bird cage and standard. 43. dog house iM" tong. IS” arid*. IP high), 34.M, Venetian blinds, M each, may other useful items. MS vnasbaa Rd., Bloomfield Hills. MI 4-3*13. HOUBKKQLD FURNITURE. 4 TOR PRIOIDAIRN AIR CONDI-tloncr. 33* Volt. CootoU type |M. Phaa 4*3-0434. '_____ OROUP CLEAN flTqVEJL ________ I1M rt guaruteed . ..rigeraters aad waabers. Low as *U Cabinet slak, »2* Concrete lauadry tuba, 113. Desk “* chair. 434. St” TV M. L__ rtadr *.........— *“ Llvteg trapes, skill bench, Nothing, radios, dlshi jilscTPE A4*gg. EENMORE WASHER AND DRT- LIKE NEW SINOKR CONSOLE Zlg Zag sawing machine Embroidery, monogram*, etc. All without using attachments. WIU sacrifice; $5*10 ar pa* I*AS per Barth. Call Capitol Sewing Ora-ter for appointment. PE t-*407. LET US BUY IT OR SELL IT FOR BUY SELL Bargain House, — Lafayette, “ * * Mon, ant. ...._______ 1 ELECTRIC 30” RANOE. I |15. rafrigm Icebox, *4,__ ____ .... ___ Rally wend twte beds *44, g year crib, gift A a B Resale, *» W. Howard, PE MW. 1 OAs STOVE, 125" KITCHEN table, *3i court, chairs breakfast sat, good TV, Maytag *wa^ er, PE A437S. 1 KITCHEN CHROME SET. TABLE LEAVING CITY. OE TELEYlHKHf. 1 OP A KIND specials 111* J* Eelvtnator DahStehllflar I 7* Norge 3 speed. 3 cycle washer SIM *31*Ai ircnrlte Mart ..... I3M.M Maytag Custom Dryi WAYNE OABERT N. Saginaw Pi t i eluding good mag* aad refrigsr-rtor. Chap. E-Z terms. Bargain House, IM H. Cana, PE EMM. 3-PIECE SECTIONAL, ORAf frleae. llvteg room autta. * day aad ntefater couches 2 Haeger lamps Eanmora 1 speed 2-bunwr electric stove. EM 3QW3 2 ROOMS dP BRAND NET? PUR-nltart. davenport and chair, |-hlea. lamps, bedroom gift*, mi mala art* MA* a wart. Pm sa’s. 42 Orchard Lake Are turn 1 PIECE CIYINO ROOM SUITE (brand naw). Davenport and abate. 2 step able*. Matching coffee table. 2 decorator temps. 12 FOAM BACKED RUOS, *1**5, also twaads and . .min. Nag .i_ Furniture, 43 Admiral . Vbfis & Buckner,. Inc. National ’’ Admiral ........ ” Motorola ........ • Phflco T.......... " Blond Emerson' I as" Vaiiiraa Thlaltas I *4” Emerson, new tube !wa" I WALTON TV .. 1131*1 MM from Open f *RS?p IX* RUOd .... ASPHALT TTLE. Ea. .... 1 PLASTIC TILE, fca ... ... 1 ' BUYLO" TILE, lit ft. SAGINAW arty AIM, • piece, dteteg ream set. *54, Hamilton • Elec, dryer. (IM. OE deep freeae. (125 atoo Simplicity I hp. town mower aad perch furniture and tool*, PRICED PAIR PE 8-8685 MAPLE PURNITURE. ALTO ROLL->y bad add mtsc. PR S-f— REFRIGERATORS FRIOIDAIRE. 11 foot, freeaer Kaw. ite UB80N. id toot, freeaar Naw. ail* RIOIDAIRE. 1* toot automatic, fraeaer — Uaed. AU* OE, A foot, rmtad, family sto* (71 HURON REFRiaERATOBS, *49---------- I tll.M and Wa. SWWMto KadM and Appl., M3 f, Huron. PE 4-U33. REPRIOERATOR AMD ELECTRIC ^Mnrtmrtitotenrtifcn OL t-MM.^ REFRIGERATOR FREEZER COM. binaUa. Lute wart. Daluxa softener Rk* _______ ~ ~ ----- MY 30711. REBUILT YACUUkg. *12.05 UP 742 W. Huron, Barnes * Hargraves APARTMENT ■yrj Midway. PE_______ SATURDAY AUGUST 5. SUNDAY Aug. t. Id aa- to 7 p m House-bold gadgeta, antlqura. ate. Priced to ami. Ite to AMT YWrtty Roeh- SUPER COMPACT EMERSON AIR conditioner, perfeat coodltla: T~ t-2571. between l* *.m. and * p.i SEWING MACHINE*. WHOLE- portables. $U.M. xl* tag equipment. Curt’s Appliances. *4*1 Hatchery Rd. OR 4.1M1. t USED TEAM BTU OIL FORCED air fbtaam and controls Exc. condition. II3A 1 used 1*0,000 BTU L-B. oil fired force* sir furnace, $130. 1 new Ateariaaai Standard. Bryant 1M.AM BTU gas totmd air torn*** and rtntrrt*, Aee Beating and Cooling O*. 3-4*54. ■WHEEL A3-’i*' 6iWCAM SHAFT. ~8PK rial ground *30. IT- RCA TY, mmS -nnriltlnn SSS *2* Chew G$BObS^3m5SOma-,-, , per hundred; 1 toab. Mil par hundred; 1ft Bah, U3A7 par sznA'istfis aa ^Akwsi&tr^i«7Ra:. ,jhwoi». ", - . sk guarantee against peeling. OAKLAND FUEL-PAINT 43t Orchard Lake Ave. PS, M15A QUART CANNINO JARS. 10 CENTS RUMMAOE SALE, SATURDAY It ’ —thlDf. household, moke an TO Burning Trae. Steam- _______to, MMSt. •M^Chavyjiao TTPE~MOWER. *3*. 0055 track Seek »11. "da l " | aandtita.~Ka~>458! A3rt patment on Dpj^PmrrlgniqED.dtenfT Rjg^Jt,^iJS account I 8INOER amwsssw -------------- beautiful wood console Makes bi rtilrt, overeasf price |33 M i paymenti eraal Ctt 1 4-INCH BOIL PIPE. » FT. .. I Hart jaOlPA vAJ,*. *4111 Open I *.m. to 3 p.m. daily Oas teatnerater Its. Bendix hteatla washer and dryer, likt MW *75.’ Stauffer deluxe couch, like mw. 111*. I MM Navera projector. Call M2-341*. Elwood condition, SM gal. Sank______ tag. Can OR 4-Utfl 9773 Deland Drayta Ptehte. FREE STAND1NO TOILETS fit.» Double Bowl Stek 1“ copper. 30 ft. toning 17* £ FOR SALE 30 GALLON BRYANT Builder battle j Gas c o u n ter- flow fur-naces, crate marred, yi price while they last. Ace! Heating and Coolings Gb. OR 3-4554. " OIRL-g PALL CLOTHINO SIZE l to It, and 9 ta u. SmaU boy * bike. FE frtM*. ’ ’ OO-KART, ALL TYPES ON lag, swing set HOT WATER, 1 • ATER HEATER. 30 OAL I- Consumers apwrwved. M* 50 vthra. *39 *5 and t».M. marred Alee electric c41 and botUed gas heater. Michigan Pluareactnt 193 Orchard Lab* JENNITE r-16 LONO-LASTINO PROTECTION POR ASPHALT PAVEMENTS Stops frees*-thaw damage, as w at aaltartag affects of gas and i Olvsi a smooth satin fiartradi 5-Gallon Can $9.95 BLAYLOCK COAL-A SUPPLY OO. 91 Orchard Lake Ava. PR l-IUl basin with water lavatory with sat. buut-u net reversible metal shower csblnet 32" X 39” X P. P> With mixing THE SALVATION ARM? RED SHIELD STORE 11* EAST LAWRENCE Everything te mart your m* Olcthlnx, Furniture, Appllsnc Machinery .1 300-AMP-ELECTRIC WELDERS. 3-phase no volt. 3 model A benv- Mart chassis, I3M1 Orand Cmer«g A Equipment 70 KODAK BANTAM SUPER MA TIC With Ke-*-*- * • •— gadget ggr Sale Musical Goods M BAM ACCORDION. EDRICQ RoaelM, $8*g. OS 3-0355. ALMOST NEW KIMBALL SPINET ■—, may ha aaa at UN Para-Unla Lake. Itabell Doya, M E. Howard St trd St., Pontlad NEW SPINET BETTER BUY8 AT BETTERLYS Conn Organs - story and Clark £eW*BETTERLY MUSIC CO., OPPOSITE B'HAM THRATER BtlY NOUT- AND SAVE ON ALL INSTRUMENTS. BE READY WHEN SCHOOL STARTS. CHOOSE PROM LARON SELECTION LIBERAL TRADE ALLOWANCE ■priHlilPM By factory expert. CALBI MUSIC CO. 11* N, SAOINAW PE 5A222 EXPERT PIANO TUNING By Master Craftsman IMMEDIATE SERVICE Wiegand Music Center Phone FEdetal 2-4*24 CONN MINUET OROANB . W» have 3 ftoar models at a areatly reduced price. MORRIS MUSIC St 8. Ttlagranh PI 2-05*7 (Across from Tel-Hurq) 3 (LES - PAUL) ipUfler. 23*41*7. SELL YOUR UPRIGHT OR SPIN-“ — to naltogur Matte On. cash, (ten PR j Mt* TROMBONE POR SALE, OOOD condHton. OL MMR . ^ ' {AN O T U BIN O ~ YMbAK ■ Schmidt PE 3-5217. tNOER manual t octave or- _ *an. looks naw. MTto. Hammond chord argu, 1 a Ojk s Usad VV tap* recorder ... *73 *0 . Oaai selectia at pinna bencim *10 GRINnELL’S V S Sneteaw ’ . n HIM MORRIS MUSIC *. Telegraph Pt 2-* t Acrom from Tsl-Hann) THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY. AUGUST, V196U . THIRTY- SET«g:! Sale Musical Qoods TB»l»ft iU) aa»n>CTg 2*-1. imAmi w,~— ______ r-^ssr^f ga igB ifflg 118 N. 8AOMAW wm uw WW, RIDE OR D1 For Sale Uvratock Ril MARMADUKE Sato OftV* B^Upwat »J»u BDRROodHs itemizing cash- «S*SL * ***• »* rm VALLXT . BUSINESS MACHINES " ---- W i«H HB~r»»>a n draw-b M Chandler Price HamTPeed Pre*. al—Mail HMTO. NSW NATIONAL cash reoS ter. from US* up . Now National ^jartaaa-iia office. In Oakland and “ CWlf whore ra ew l_ _ or loo HOT robrat cate neater*. I labok cui The Notional cash Register Co.,1 rise 380 M3 W^Hurou. Pontiac. LE maw'1 EM iSSlj. vt’tSaf*' HL “ow-r kaspbei___ remdS^w M^tabLe rr»E-'si^ , . il? __ wrller. Exe. condition |a, MTS-1***-■ *■ RASFSERRIES, io4w LIKE NEW. WALE-IN COOLERS. "» M other frooh is: «us*s-at.*K! 2K~wSt"i&jtk cubs maker, tee cream -nMn-i, M**' _____ matt maphtha. Biro meat eaw and time to pill home PREEZeks meat black, will dellrer. install i with meat and froeen cherrle. »»} -”nd«|: - S-rapta* aarvtots. blueberrlea. etrmwbarrtet etc M call l(U IH at Huff Ref riper-1 aad 3* ft. contain* re Daear'a etloo Co.. UHtiland, Mich. I Market, Rocheetar, OL IMir siiTjLiAw .B^***"r*®i Wanted Usad Caw., 101T Epto Utad Caw 106 SafrUraftCora as much as ut ns ana i HI DOLLAR, JUNk CARS AMD track, RE MRI twi, evening* 4iELP!HEtP!HELP! WE NEED EXTRA CLEAN USED CARS RIGHT” ROwi . ’ ••TOP DOLLAR' PAID' Glenn’s Motor Sales Ml W. Huron St. PE »W1 S BUtCK WAOON. DTNAPLOW. eSM-ORRWfM. • BUICX. 4 DOOR. LR RARRE, radio, boater, eieelleat condmon Inside »nd out Low mileage. »1.-OPS. can alter «PES-llft._ MS BUICX, SPECIAL HARDTOP. tu-Ten# preen aad baa power •MMiMf itoMlft balance Use ?..kt & 3S3S*r SaRlaiw. n I MM. - REPOSSESSION MS RMek I Beet. Phil price SIM, lake ever monthly parmente of ULM. ft oaah atadod. liiR. Auto Solos, UJ a Saplnaw. PR I don’t think his heart is In it. -Mate' WALL TINT, 1 Sato Farm Equipment 87 Sale.HousetraUers 89 T ARP TRAILER. MM ---------~------------------ ---------------------- _____ bast offer. And a 1Nimrod Camptap Trailer, 1*00. Ota* con-siMPR. —i. w aamt. ■ • -3tREVOLVER gMlTH A WESSON 06 POUND ROW A HD ACCESSO-rlaa. MSS Shorter. Colt « auto-maMP. Ph, mmt. 300 SAVAGE DEER RIFLE BULMAN HARDWARE Mtn BARGAINS IPOR SALE, RENT OR TRADE: WE... HAVE. A TREMENDOUS 5** LP hen .trailer. 100 Tessa LAROE INVENTOR *OP USED 81. Roehe.ter Dare call OL SMALL WAI^NQANnwmTSol 1-1001—Ereeilnpe call OL Mill. TRAILER rental ! WATPARE br NIMROD PARM and INDUSTRIAL TRAO-! , MO p*r Weak TORS AND EQUIPMENT. . NEW I6H- CHETS . . 8LEEP8 8 People TOUR RESERVATION TODAY . DON’T DEL AT I Cliff DreyerY IT BOAT. MOTOR. AND TRAILEE. OUM. — RUT. EBUU TRADE. Manley Loach, 18 Baglay. OUNS—ALL KINDS, BUT. SELL. Sand, Gravel ft Dirt 76 1 TO Oft YARDS, SAND. GRAVEL. top^floc^Slrt.^OR^ ifto. ci»r^ HO, aad black dirt. Oil —d poat or black dL. . r dellrered. 1 dan a « ' —— —a Road, ri 6-14 ------------------------ 6-1413. 1-A BLACK DIRT. TOP SOIL, pravol, All. beach phad. Delivered reae.ORI------------------------- ____________CRUSHED 8TONL. eond, gravel, fill. Lyle Onafttn, 003-3600 or PE MB. i-1 MOl. Attention, Truckers Loading Feat at Box Bar Sub. Comer of William• Lake Rd. aad Elisabeth Lake ltd EM 3-42**. SeaCH SAND. ORATEL BLACK and ML OR HIM. BEACH SAND, 60-40 OR ROAD SALE OR TRADE JOHN DEERE A Mow aad cultivator for tractor. Pw 0-MU. SUMMER SURPLUS SALE: SPE-claD oa bow John Deere dlak Era comblnee. tracton, bar r~Wm WHEELHORSE BOLENS TRAGTQRS Rldlnp mower» and tUlere. gpt cm olecount OUe month. Pfoe Uotpta to lha drive in. seam ______Howard, EM 3-0131. LoADlhd DAILY, FILL 10-a stone, road gravel. MA HOOP. top SOIL. SUHflliRT, MA> Wood, Coal ft Fuel 77 •LAB WOOD OR FIREPLACE wood. 3 cord, 030. del. Alberta Lumber MlUe *PB SS131. - For Salq Pets REGISTERED GERMAN SHEP-herde. Post alii. 11 monthe old. AQUARIUM. ONE SO-OAL., j i Trail, Wlxom. AKC COLLIE PUPS MY nr ALL ARB PRICED TO SELL. WE GUARANTEE TO SATISFY OR MONEY REFUNDED. CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE. KING BROS. FE 4-0734 FE 4*1111 PONTIAC ROAD AT OPDTKE COMBINES. NEW AND USED. El evatorx. Dart* Machinery. R ■ Ortonvllle. Holly Marine Sales - no Holly Rd. ME 4-0771 .OLLY MICHIGAN BANK TE1UU (OPEN DAILY AMD SUNDAY) IF nODf rfuLL.4i E P. ETIR* Jacobson Trailer Sales' and Rentals model* to travel trail- > #— ----- --re and or va- and lervte* ~im~WUUame Rnad, Draytcn Plain*. OR 3-1001 cellent condition. 1 bottom. !«•• STEWART. I SToRT. 36' EXCEP-plow. F flea hitch, taadam, dma, I tlonally clean la aad oot. Now • *d| jjjpkoM The dollar you save is Jjust as important as the jdollar you earn. So be * 1’ WOLVERINE AND M JOHNSON Electric, 03M. MY S-PIM. S’ 'CENTURY' BOAT. 30 HOR8E aowip EwsssiRMEMr 18‘ CRUISER, hi HORSE SCOTT and trailer. Call MU 4-6044 7 Dixie Hwy. MA Auction Sales B & B _____AUCTION SALES EVERY MONDAY ... EVERY WEDNESDAY EVERY FRIDAY ......... „ EVERY SATURDAY ..... T a. EVERY. SUNDAY ..... 3 m. OPEN T DATS WEEK U BUT- SELL. RETAIL DAILY ?£?_« PRIZE® EVERT AUCTION Room Open Boon aucu— 6000 DIXIE momfAT SA-rtiRbAY, AUOUET st^-aF . >•**• fta» furalkhlnse fir ovorjr room 111 Mm. ant netoc 4. - IT. 88 .. 7:30 p.m. winner when you buy a Detroiter or Pontiac Giief Mobile Home from Hut* chinson’s. OVER 30 DIPPERVNT FLOOR FLANS TO CHOOSS FROM. SEX THE ALL - NEW , SPAN-O-WIDK THAT OPENS UP TO SO* IE *“9l a LARGE SELECTION OF S' AND IF WIDE RECON* DITIONBD USED MOBILE HOMES AS LOW AS |1M DOWN. STOP AT THE LOT WITH THE “SPINNING TOP” Bob Hutchinson Mobile Home Sales, Inc. Dixie Highway, Drayton Plalni Womo ole cine rooeter. B QttUt rotMoorio, electric range, lr*° ,*Mk. Eenmore aid# SSr* kMEOWiil dreaxon, bed, Uvlag room fkrni-« * l>m. w» will offer a Of antique. Including Jft'Stot lamp, clock*, brletel vaeea, glaesware and china. Auctioneer* 8am Proulx and Duna Upton at Oxford Oommoaltv Auc-Uon._ MM iuxt north of Oxford Ed Proulx. Salex Mtr- OA S-8SS1 TRAILER RENTALS Campon and HomrtrsOm OOODELL TRAILER BALES — 8*00 8 Roehe.ter Rd. UL 3-40Ml Parkhurst Trailer Sales —FINEST IN MOBILE UTDIO— Featuring Row Mood—Owomo— Vonture - Buddy Quality MoMIe ... ^ ...if wi and' Oxford on Sals Housstraitors 89 THE TIME IS NOW! 'FOR US TO FICEUF AND SELL HAVE rBUYnil«8UWAITINO*! CALL US TODAYI TRAILER. Lexington. OR 3-TgtS. ALL NEW IN PO ■VACATION TRAttRRS •alt* and Rantale 13, 16, and 17 ft. Apache Camper* Ss'Zutm* mm STUDS JAHEDfS------- BLACK MIHUYURB POODL1___ week* oM. Cheap to |*ad home. d dec, mixed brmd. Eds evuer and Brltatny spaniel. He'* started aad a food one. CaB anytime. OB 4-1600. 3771 Deload State Home grown Bettae, Il M; Red Sword* .06; Black kolUe., Pet Shop, M »--- MINIATURE SCHNAUZER P mtmd. Xaau ^UREBHED BfWrON BULL FUP- jPOODLES, ARC, TOY MINIATURE Shots and clipped. ETC up. OM Maptscnot, WiDtamt Lake, right Maplecreet. .. off Hatchery Road, Farakeets-GUARANTEED TO UB*1 Auburn UL ---- PARAKEETS GUARANTEED TO talk. MRS. Walker*. Bird He— 300 Ul It- Wochccicr, OL POCH3LE8 110 D6WN HUNT! ..j ,„,aWM Canartci, cig.i and . Crane . Bird Hatchery, 3489 Jr^SiVl' cage, and oup* “ah, tank*, and Bird Hatchery. CLEAN CLEAN CLEAN! Close-Out on All 1961 CREES W/,-to 29-Ft. Now in Stock! "Liberal Discounts" ALSO A LAROE SELECTION OF USED TRAILERS AT L LAROE uVINOS TO TOUI herd. Free to good borne. MA 4-MI3. ^2. buahui Purebred. 4631 Maybe# Rd. Dogs Trained, Boarded 80 Doos and -cats boarded, . Burr-Shell. 371 g Telegraph ttcHAars TAH.WAOOER ken-nela, boarding, training, trtm- * abwt. ol 1-ail. Haatiwt Ptfs S REGISTERED MAUI POINTER . puanlet, » weeka otaT FE I Hay, Grain ft Feed » ■■■■■ • For Sato Lhfstock al y 3 SADDLE HORSEW AT STUD, QUARTER TYPE PON r > P.O.A. and aoarter horeo blood ; lldco. Call MA saws. Ihoice bkjct. QUARTER, half, too the.e quality mobile bomoo. M to pick from. I aad If wide*. *uy or r«m your VMftHoa Irall-tr hftrt today. Oxford Trailer Sales Mile 8, of Lake Orion on M mt rent , $1695 Tl ZL STOP OUT TONIGHT! Holly Marine & Coach 16110 Holly Rd MB 4471. HOLLY. MICHIGAN BANK RATES Open Ddily and Sunday DON’T BUY Until you hare vlaHod Rob IRilnlimsaa’s Mobile Homo Bales. Looking tor a Shad-room mobile Borne tot that expanding family* fm .week Bob BMcbmasa" feature. the IS* center or front kitchen tor Juxt 86.406. i ■ Uvered and^ Tow (atom of "the year. It *■ the i wift IF bring room. if oadrcom aad laaaad with extra. 1 It . your, this week fir only ».3to. Reed a mobile home tor year property oa too labor ' Mop la today, oaoy term, hr* atolmhl*: Ton cant afford oot to «top to at Boh ' Hutchtnaon Mohfle - B a m o gale*. Tour poeketbook will thlle* trip WNo **inXattaa price*. Lot to prove Ml STOP AT THE LOT WITH THE SPINNING TOP” Bob Hutchinson. Mobile Hon* Sales, Inc. CHt Dtxto IBgtway. Draytcn Ptatoc It FT. CRUISER. THAU EB AND ToUct, Galley. AUBURN ROAD SALES AND SERVICE. 1418 W. Auburn Ed. (Bfti. Crook* nod Ur-tmflU Ed».) UL •m 4d ELECTRIC SOOTT, 14’ RtoN- top. trailer. All Ifta new. ...■STlBtdg. alum-craft, shell l a R e GLASS, Proelaad. Poo-Toon boate. Aqua Swan Aluminum, aad Crulo-er. Inc. CllakcrbuUt boats. ^ weTeliTand SERVICE Etlands Motor* and Lawn Mower* DART SPORTMEN CENTER to.^fisr.vAirtii’sssfi ---PhUr * Sunday* 7 a,m.-8 p.p. ' AUBURN BOAb.' SALES k SERVICE GALE OUTBOARDS — ____ FDBEROLAS BOATS ____ard Motor Repair-All Make* I4M W. Auburn Rd. Ub 8-1007 (Rot. Crook* A Livoratot* Rd* I ACROSS FROM AVOHDALE MlOH ___ nib motors Potto Camper Camp Traitor Wood, Alum., Ptborgla*. t R-34 IL OCOTT MOTORS AND SERVICE CRUVftOUT BOAT MUM n IT woiton PR ora Dally 04 Sunday I*-* ARKANSAS TRAVELER BOATS -1 USED TIRES. 03.00 UP. buy. >ell. Aloe whltewoll*. fin a*let. IB ST Sogtoau FE -4-4667 or FE 4-4588. OOOD USED TIRES XUHN AUTO 7BR^E^ijw 14» OUARANTSBD 1-----------■ 14. M Mt- MRa pUcount-US. Royal Urn. Ratt RIM. si Ml. > TIRES. 13. ■linSL^PTmSS ITANDARD BRAND NEW TIRES. Trad# to on Oaaonl. Ba/ety uit*'prlceT" Black or* wbRowali** ED WILLIAMS Sale Truck Tires 92A Cylinder* rol ■ mop. 33 s Sale Motor Scoetera - H M CUMDIAir^R^OT, ™ M/Ts-mo" For Ssis Motorcyciss^S NO TRIUMPH. ' EXCELLENT — ~ TO 'SMOOj TRIUMPH NOR*ON, visPi B.8.A.. matolioiA Horloy. CU.1 ■tan. Andettcn tole. A Sorvlc 338 E Pike, PE 34300, For Sib Bicycles 96 Boats ft Accessories 97 13- ArStO-CRAFT WITH MARK U Mercury motor, trailer, and er. oxeellont eondiUon, MM. 4' ALUMINUM RUNABOUT, horsepower Evlnrud# motor. e« *“*- Trailer *‘“ r 000 FE. 0-4000. . __Bntlt 1 •01 JOHNSON MOTORS GASOW Boat Discounts •HOF AT DUNHAM'S OPEN EVES. AND SUN. UNION LAKE _ . 8308 UstoC Lh. Rd. EM 34160 CLEARING OOT ALL — NEW boots, motor* and trailer*. Real good buy* os toed rim, fishing boat* a* low a* 8*0. Beat .trail; — MO up. CUff Dnrer Gun and rt Shop. 10210 Holly Rd. MI Price* bat oa ail remaining sioelr. See our Owen*. Bteury, Wagamaker, Aqua Queen and Henry , boat*. Evlnrud* motor* and Pam-co trailer*. Financing available. Take MO* to W. Highland. Right on Hickory Ridge Rd. to Demode Rd * “ -— _______ A] t-»7s. IVINBUDE 30 BIO Tibi 1864 ■wtlel eoaiHHea Perfect for oklert. Can FE 3-7700 for demon- AVERILL’S 1030 Dixie Hwy._ FE 8-0070_________FE 4-0*0* TOP BUCK—JUNE CAR, TRUCK, PONTIAC WSSTE. Pi 2-030*. WANTED 6LBONtIACa AVERILL'S - 8080 Dixie Hwy, Used Auto Parts 102 ! 1665 CADILLAC COUPE DeVILLE I fOfWpf- n^gto"1 mileage. 30.000 su..wwr. OB 34308, Dealer. ’ 1853 CADILLAC COUPE DeVILLt. Green flnleh aad full power, hao-»nre dee t334. paynenle of 88 00 :'* * week King Auto Sale*. 116 S. ' raft, B 04*03. . . , CADILLAC 1*6* LOVELY SALMON DOOR HARDTOP. POWER RADIO. HEATER, HYDRAMATIC. wi frit aaift TIRES. THIS ONE IS TRULY IN CADILLAC CONDITION AND SALE Finn AT OHLTgUM/ Suburban-Olds tj$ed cars 355 S. "Woodward MI 4-4485 IMS GOVT. IMF ALA. convert. ibi* VS eat mom, power *w ^ tog, pewer heahie. whtowell ttre*. Really toarp. *1.4*6 , R& R MOTORS lilt CHEVROLET BEL coupe V* Fowarglid*. heater. whitewaU*. Metal! whitewall.. faetaiUc hhi. 11.8*6. NORTH CHEVRO- ACTION SALEI Buy Detrtdt Cars In Pontiac At .Detroit Reduced Prices t,,$195 AUTOMOBILE AIR CONDITION-er, la good condition, out of ’H Chevy. Will tell roatooable. Coll or 4-11*0 anytime, ms Deland, Drayton Plain*. WANTbtMhnfbERS AND ROOD Sale Used Trucks 103 •5* CHEVROLET ‘.-TON PICKUP, ^oad^eoeid.. enoV grip.. 0**0l call 1047 CHEVROLET lt4-TON tTAKT. Exc. condition, >06. FE 4-300*. 01 OMC, OM DIESEL. FOR PARTS I — :ould be fixed up, Call after Errrar-»M8f OOOD USED 'll ---------- dump truck. PE S4SI7. •68 CHEVY % TON PICKUP. OOOD cond, UL S-I1M ISO* CHEVROLET, to TON P1CK-up, s ft. box ul rod Wnleh, 0*06 with bank ttfto*. NORTH ALL RIGHT TOO PLUMBERS AND electrician*, lot'o gat rtotoMMm 106* Tha— ----- {Lincoln -1 FOR SALE. 1*04 FORD. DUMP titofc. Mb ton, A-l-toft*. good, tire., I .peed axle. 0*44 town with lob. Phone FESMM-________________ MEYER’S “El Ctmino Sales” fCmVROLETT T'-:~ 7 E. Walton Bird. PONTIAC I FE 6-6670 Re., FE 4-180* 66 FORD PICKUP V*. RED. OOOD tlroi. good condition, *476. OA g-1300. Sharp, 81*6. MT S-ISM. Better Used Trucks GMC tomatlc trap»m)..Ion, vary good tondftton, MO*. OR 1-8343 REPOSSESSION 1101 Chevy, Low Payment! Lakoolda Matow_____PE 0-4*08 10*0 CHEVROLET B1SCAYNE J-door with f cylinder with etand-ard tren.ml.elon, radio ond heat- white flail rw NORTH mi.elon, radio aad htator, extra nice, whitewall tlree Pull ehrome whtto ftfteh''ihkftoctoV^gllS1 No nut Matching all vteyl black —i a bow on*, ft* moaoy town, payment! only MT a moath. 04*0 fud Price, credit OK'd by phone Mara* Motor* w. Huron at KlUabrth Lak, Rd . FE (AIM. OLIVER •Tt* Dtmltr on Th# Corner who Dota Biulnets Oft tht Bquftrt " 1957 Buick 4-Door $ 895 1959 Ford 2-Door . .$1395 1958 Metcury 2-Dr. $1195 1957 Piym’th 4-Dr. $ 695 1960 Ford Wagon ; .$2045 1957 Pont. St. Chief $895 1957 Dodge 4-Dr, . .$ 795 1959 Ford Galaxie $1795 1958 Ford V-8 .....$ 99 1954 Poftt. St. Chief $ 99 OLIVER. Motor Sales 210 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 2-9101 ..$247 Full Price .. 1956 OLDS odoor, radio and heater, real Fuirtwcs .......:;.»S49 1954 FORD . t cylinder with automatic, (harp FuffTricT’...;:.....$197 Full Price .........$247 1954 CHEVROLET Station Wagon, 4-door, stick elk. only 13.47 a weak aSd Balance Due .........$195 1955 PLYMOUTH Savoy Moor. S cylinder and FuirPrkl ...’...... .$125 Full Price......$195 1954 PLYMOUTH Full Price .";~:...$ 97t" SOUTHFIELD MOTORS 35 More Bargains 1Sli|i3g» 16i P^LIES SEA RAY BOATS JOHNSON MOTORS Marine SUgRlto*. Repair Sara. PINTER'S TERRIFIC BOAT DISCOUNT AT Tony * Marine. Evtnrude motor., fiTgain repair expirtoM*, Orchard Lake ftaad so Sylvaa Lak*. Open 0 'B t Traps. Offered 100 4 ENGINE AIRLINER.. KON-STOP-Loa Angeles, San Francisco. Son Dtego $7**0 Hqwr“ **--* “*~ Wanted Uaed Cars 101 o fide mik*) Check this rate! 81,000 DEATH BENEFIT .20,000 Uninsured Motorist. COMPREHENSIVE LLOYD'S USED CAR PLAZA 1959 FORD and automatic tranxmlsston. Blue haao and Ivory. *1006 . 1957 CHEVROLET Bel Air 3-ttoor Hardtop. Radio, heater and automatlo tranxmlx- 1955 FORD, 1959 ENG. FORD marttrS^ AT; s 1958 CHEVROLET -Door with 8-cylinder encino —* mUiMhs a 11 tire*. Real - 1958 MERCURY Milelftir 4-Door. t knumlssion. radio. I iltewaU tlret. On« ( ConveKibld Wll. A real beauty. 618*6 1958 FORD Falrtas* 4-Door, am!)- 1957 CHEVROLET "810” Station Wagon. Astom tranemlatton. radio, boater whitewall Urea. One owner a new ear trade. *1444 1959 RAMBLER 4-Door' with (cylinder ongb sad Stick shift, radio, boat and wMtowatt tire*. A ra mums* maker 111*1 1956 CADILLAC dan DeVIll*. i 1957 DESOTO 4-Ooor Hard 1960 FORD Palriane 4-Door. V-S with a •tick tranemlnlon. heater and whitewall tires. Spariilng green finish aad Uk* new. 4MM 1959 MERCURY 4-D#or with 8-cyllndrr engine, automatic tranxmlxrion, radio, heater, whitewall tlree. power SKf? V'"gtMr,n* Et" 1960 FORD tire* and overdrive. This * beautiful Ma«k flnleh. A official's ear for llto* 1958 EDSEL Ranger 4-Door Hardtop', i malic tr--i-SZZrrzi.™ ^8110________________ ^re*^ power ^brakes liko-new one-own 1957 MERCURY 3-Doar. Automatic transmit- white honey far g 1954 CHEVROLET * 1954 FORD Bora 1* a MM Pickup that B a good aid ’ ftuck for *oat smart working man It U priced vary tow at only 03*0 1953 CHEVROLET ’•310" 4-Door. *-cylh>der engine with a stick shift transmlaaM, radio. JBftlt and wkitowaU tires. Oood transportation, gill ENGLISH FORD LINCOLN — MERCURY — COMET FE 2-913 V -232-S. SAGINAW* DEMO SALE ACT TODAY •T* •• FOR- • FIRST CHOICE FEATURING THE. F-85 OLDSMOB1LE A WIDE SELECTION^ OF MODELS SAVE NOW ON OUR "98" and " SAVE UP TO — $1000— -By Baying Now- Cbnvertibte^Sedans----- ^Station Wagons Compacts-Etc. ALSO MANY FINE USED CARS TO CHOOSE FROM JEROME MOTOR SALES 280 S. Saginaw . FE 3-7021 GOOD CARS FAIR PRICES 1959 FORD .... $1695 1959 PONTIAC $2095 Catalina 4-door ----- hardtop i_______ r steering, power brake., ■Li Mm iodan. V-S. Pordomatle. radio, b a • t a r, whitewall.. Only 13.444 mltoa. gewor tera.-^rema^'Vaa^ 1959 FORD .....$ 795 ffi i. leftthcr trim, alilelrtF i IF. 1958 CHEVY ...$1495 _ - - -—l . _ ., ■■ ■ j Impala 8-door hardtop. Solid 1958 PONTIAC $1495 hlaS_ boatr .wlto triartlc mat Hyd ram attic, radio, htator. I 1960 CHfeVY .. $1995 1958 OLDS .....$1495 4 dear hardtop. Power ■tetri"' power brake*. Mydramatle, IK* Swi 1959 PONTIAC 81995 3-door ptora. Power .Jeering, '^rX.^'&a'0^ M««r brain, Hydrftmttk. r*- dramatic, rmdlo, hiftUr. whlte-^ and whitewalls. —« _i --i a 1958 GMC J4-TON PICKUP ..$1195 1960 PONTIAC $2795 CaUUna aonvortlble.. Power atoorinp and brakes. Hydromot-4e. radio, beater and whitewall*. Red with white top. Strictly t with red trim. DPactoi 1957 FORD• ....$ 495 1960 PONTIAC $2495 4-door oqdaa, Hydramatl*. and heater, new ttroe, eh I960 RAMBLER $1595 Super Adaer. • ey Under*, •tandard transmUnoo, ■olid 1954 CHEVY ...$ 295 1958 OLDS..... $1395 •Saar sedan, power steering. ___ poorer bcakei. Hjrdramatte. ra* 1959 BUICK....$2095 Invtcta 4-door hardtop with Kffitorr3&o^ teat* white walla. Solid black boai ty. Go first x1™ 1955 CHEV. .... $ 495 V-8, aptomatlc transmission, radio ^and ^ boa*— 1959 FORD _ WAGON ..$1395 1958 PONTIAC $1295 • cylinder*, standard transmission radio and beater. White- 4-door hardtop. Hydra matte, wall*, rod hid Ivory flifth. Es. radio. Water, whitewall Hr**. 1957 CHEVY BEL AIR 4-DOOR 1960 CHEVY BEL AIR 2-DOOR automatic. 8-cyllnder, rail* and heater. Turquotta Oaleh. SHELTON PONTIAC-BUICK ^ ROCHESTER OL 1-8133, b ^ - - Acro5sjyrpm New Qtr Sales OPEN TIL9 P.M. OR LATER Oosed Wednesday, Friday and Satuiday Rt 6 p m. jTIgaTY-BIGHT THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY, AUGUST 4.1WI For Safe Civs knMr 2-too* (re«o. Special &s%nSi mm eonour tit i-door. radio sad beatar. whitewall ttraa. b a ararttteg mt and r ttelah. No nut on this ihara ■*» Uni Ud SUMS ka ■ «W. Lloyd Srtm --------------- cury-Comet. SM 8. Mill. AUGUST ‘•CLEAN-UP’* SPECIALS avertible. Trt- ■ b>. nw bewkss. Potn Mk i Rim window#. Low tellesgs. lMl" PonUec Safari. Hydrematle (Radio sad beater. Powtr dm-In* Power brakaa. White walla. 11*£kj________' - m Utl Foatlaa Tempert. 4 doc. -das. CsafaM tnm. Diluia en> i tailor. Auloaaatie traasmf-- Radio. Heater. Whltawalla. ntt Pontiac st arcwep Moor ^Ali ■-_________- .__, Mtt PONTIAC MTdUM radar ■ Hydraaauc. radio, baatar. whlta-walla, 1-ewnee tc eclat. Hio^ Ponfi W Sfihw 01 CLARESTON Mil ONE MILE NORTH OT VI. M MAple 8-88M Qpm Mon.. Tuee, Thou., *tll t p ■■ lata CHIVROLgT 4-DOOR STA-*< ttoo Vegan, good eondlttcp. tut ■■-OR 4 ttta Sis chevy T- Stick abllt ItU CHEVY t. MOTO ^wmturBe*. NHTttSiMi *, Vary dean. tut. Tama. mFB MtML Mars t p.m. a, HE MW, bn «hevr6let. {tit CHEVROLET. BISCAYNE 4-a door aaoSo. e-cattpder wShsewer-. glida, radio and baatar whitewall drn. aatra clean, 41,0*1. NORTH CHEVROLET 00. UN B. WOOD-» tramp/birmiwoham, in ww. 1U] CHEVROLET BEDAN//~RAbl O, • HEATER, AUTOMATIC TRANS-' MISSION. . ABSOLUTELY NO ■ MOSEY DOWN. Assume pay-' menu of MM par sioMb. Call ' Credit Mir.. Mr. Parka at Ml 4-7M2, Harold Tamar Ford. 'laai chevrolEt s' bods it. Vary good, OR 3-4884, C. Maaalm •AS CHEVROLET, VERT CLEAN. ♦ ti,iW7iSirM»n.— ltta CHEVROLET STATION WAO-ON. RADIO, HEATER, AUTO-• MATIC TRANSMISSION. ABSOLUTELY NO MOWSY DOWN. ‘ijaf MIT. jgor .J?u. Tttr- : WILL ACCEPT BoaU. Motora, Ouna. Echo oft l ateam Whittle. Runehlna from I j HANDYMAN’S Special ; 1961 Ford ......- f-m . ,1*2 lock wheal basa, atylai side Pickup. Baa baatar and ib-dof waahera and a t-cyBnder enclna. AU atata and federal taaaa and Jlcaaaa tranafar ln- I cludad. . $1,804.50 ; BEATTIE i WATERFORD FORD D V./Oate Uod Cars * 166 Mg OE BVROLIT ITA1 Su parlor iBacfii AW Salta, Mt Ofcnland CHEVROLET, BEL AIR. VA with a tick b mutual i -upertor Aul_ __ ... ________ M CHEVY A POWEROLIDE. S- lttt CHEVROLET BISCAYNK. Radio and baatar. Ezeallaot condl-tlOB. II,ttO NA 7-32M. it&t CHEVROLET, BEL AIR S* Saar, a-cyllndar with pewergllde, power alaaitnt. radio and baatar. vtstewds Uraa. to ltd white flnleh 21.324. NORTH CHEVROLET CO., 1000 B. WOODWARD. BIRMINGHAM, Ml 4*8735.___________ fet CHEVROLET 4 DOOR BE-, dan. I cylinder, eUndard shift Bitver-btue finish with white wan tttue, door. ----------- QL i-itr FISCHER BUICK 784 S. Woodward, B’ham MI 4-6222 DODOE 1M. t DOOR. AUTOMAT- ltM CHEVROLET. 4-DOOR. V-4 with automatic, balance da# Mtt. ’menu of M.$ weekly. Klnj lilt DODOE CORONET 2-DOOR 4-cyllnder with Redone green finish, balance due gBT. Pay mania of 11.11 watkly. Etna Auto flalna. 1H 8. Saginaw, : 1959 CHEVROLET BIBCAYNB, 2-Door blua with blua interior A 4-cylinder, standard transmleatas and only il.ooo miles -A ran onel IL2M. WILSON PONTIAC-CADILLAC 1350 N. Woodward BOtMINOHAM MX.t-ltM BToi , Monthly paymanta of LAD I OFF? NOPROBLEM1 You can (till take over the payments on a car at King Auto Sales Liquidation Lot:-with absolutely no cash needed. 115 S. Saginaw. FE 8-0402. Phone applications, accepted. BIG SAVINGS! M FORD ..... STM W FORD-...... s«M 'AS CHEVROLET .. $318 MM ■fi 55 PONTIAC ... ‘MOLDS ....... ‘88 PLTMOUTH ... 55 MERCURY ... 'OT DUMP TRUCE . '58-FORD TRUCK . '88 FORD TRUCK . For Sal* Cot JL • CHRYSLER, 1958 SARATOOA SEDAN. Whits “— Eittisr. Radio, baatar. awtn-* (MlM brakaa. H im aant. Ibis wbNawaU ttraa. ot-way aaat Tl tor E MMHmMs (MhjMHbB tot aad. nMr - prlca, IUIS. . beautifully. Fall •RICED FOR (JUICE SALE 1 Desoto 2-door hardtop. Rod a whits, power brahoa sad ala in*, orerslsed Urea. ana. rne i. otm. ini Mta lMT DODOE CUSTOM 4-DOOR. Sky Blue sad b hardtop. The btuaeo dno U MOT aad the Day menu are tUli wT&' Auto Sales, lit B. Saginaw, FE McAuhffe, Ford — OAKLAND ‘ PE MU l8B~ yogo STATION W A OBJ John ] 130 OAKLA lnurlor neat aa a Bis. No asooay down, paymanu of tit a moath. MM tun prlca. Cradlt checked by ptaOsMid^ MMBNL tf4 CEm at Ellaabeth Loka Road, — REPOSSESSION 1188 Dodge, hardtop, lowpoymonta LakaaKU Motora ff MIB 1084 FORD, CONVERTIBLE, ALL white aid has a VA angina aoA automatic, balbocs dug I1IT. Fay* menu of M84 weekly. King AMP Bales, IlKS. Boglaow. ^Vpldl. ‘>3 ford (-door, stic*T“va! Whitewalls, radio,, beater. beeu- John McAuliffe, Ford 830 OAKLAND FE MIM 1187 FORD RETRACTABLE SKY- WAGONS HO II tairtor, radio, heater, dyasflew. power steering and brskpa, *—‘ waU tires. yMi price. MIM. FISCHER BUICK 784 S. Woodward, B’hatn MI 4-6222 f RUSS JOHNSON LAKE ORION MY 2-2371 MY 2-23811 DRIVE A MILE SAVE A PILE f New Dodge Dart $1946.65 SMALLTOWN LOW OVERHEAD It,Ml MILE OUARANTEE rammler-dXllas i Cmft ^ MUST MAKE ROOM CHOICE OF (SO CARS No,tab affer refused Superior Auto Sale* or bordtap. radio sad I SCHUCK FORD HM at BUCXHORN LAKE MT Mill ‘M EDEKL. EXCELLENT CORIM* tad fln2k,V^ ace dasMM, pay 1 WSdB. King AM TORI A HARDTOP. ;I9$Z EC 2-door hardtop, 1 dH) tad heater, a__________ mUsloo, power ataerlng, I Auto Sales, IU 8. Saginaw, M good. Pit 2-8808, C. Msaadsg. 1141 FORD 2-DOOR YOU WOU1 hare to Mt it to believe It. I absolutely like new. PEOPLES AUTO SALES REPOSSESSION 1MT Ford retrectlbls, Jew payments Lakeside MotOU TB UNI ‘87 PORD CONVERTIBLE, OOOD condition. aTSS. PS 2-4144. HOMER HIGHT Small Tows Trades: 4-door. S4yi. Hair a tea ring. Power .......ITT, silts. Chevrolet-*-Pontiac- . Buick Dealer ids U—d Csrf iot w » . POOR. N M OtTi M8Wpwr m anti * Ca U*^redtt'w Mr. witi g Ml 4-72M. Hai Turner. FmC........ ; -•'loo. trucks, cars: 2844 jy , FE 8-2812, OR 2-1208 -REPOSSESSION MM Ford. Low Paymawlc Lakeside Motara_FE 8-4801 Eteblsa --Eord, .. radio. HEATER, LEATHER INTERIOR. ABSOLUTELY NO M ON BY DOWN. Aaawma say----M M 1 Ml 4-7M0. Harold r month. Call ---...--ABSOLUTELY MONEY DOWN. Assume menu of 224.7* par auMR. _I fgg* J*Sry. A* W PLEASE NOTICE 8^ 4-door hardtop. A [a new. FuS?*pAaa, *24*4? LIKE NEW F«r Sate Cars 106 122) FORD. V-S, AUTOMATIC. 1 da aad bosMr. Raw’ pains 1 srvamr-T.r * LIQUIDATION v DOOR. FOEDdMAT- L&ijiiyjA aunt jRBBMBii M mm par Parte SI MI AwSSuRSTM iu^OT REPOSSESSION Ford wagon, low psymen LakeDde Motort W M 962% \ able, j ____________ FORD 1M7 STATION WAGON, cylinder EMtr standard transmission. Very aoad aaaaamtral oar. Whitewall ttraa almoet like new. Chroma wheel covers. Many other extraa. ssartllig graaa aad white InUrlor & aharp aa a tack. Runt Mm the day jt left thp jMtwy SSrsS Laki Id, _________ 12*7 FORD CUSTOM 180. VI AOTO- ; weak ante. MM. NORTH CHEVROLET OO, 1MB R WOODWARD birmdiohuLm. in 4*2735. For Safe Can %sTp" NO MONET DOWN. Aaawma pay aaaata of (ELM par aadar Cradlt jtflTterVFMa we 4-7508. Harold Turner. Pord. nod condition''MS^fht J^ftlii ‘14 OLD# VS. grUX. BRAND NEW clutch, aood enflne, FE 4-2704. 84 OLDS. SUPEB M CONVERTI- PUBLIC-NOTICE 1247' Pord 2-door. VS oaghM with ataadard tranemlssion must be liquidated immedlauiy. PuU price 43*8. Abaolutely aa cash nr—— CONWAY'S AUTO MART Via Ford J Moan '84 Chivy Bat Air, 2-door attel ’ll or '14 Foatlaa aadao ’** Chary or M hardtop Chovy, ono owner, eicelient A NMRI '41 Chevy, one owner, 7011 Cooley Lh. 84. All a ■ aad colors. Raw ' July (l , , f&t 9MZ__________ tM E feate. Milford, Mg »lTlt 1227 FORD HARDTOP, VERY good, eaay terms. OR MB4, c. Maar*— - ---- --- Owner nwrtlhgd. year written guarantee. Sharp. 1722. Lloyd Motora, Uuootn-Mer* TB& -------------------- 1262 MERCURY 2-DOOR. fuDy zji certified ear which means the truth about the oaadltioa. 11.4M. ■* "**“■ liuaala tdarcurr Comat. 222 a Boglnaw. F ’ll COMET 2-DOOR, 3.000 lercury- I 2-01*1. II make tl BECAUSE IT IS » THAT IS THE TOP On this lovely little > 1880 Buick CUavortiMo with that moot do-elrablo for tbo younger eet (aad tba economy minded) STANDARD TRANSMISSION. Full price FISCHER BUICK 784 S. W(H8dward, B'ham MI 4-6222 _ 1887 Mercury hardtop, low payasenU MI ACROSS FROM GREENFIELD'S Lakatlda Motor. - FE MM ACROSS FROM OREENFIELD S PUBLIC NOTICE WT Mercury Moor hardtop. A I S, SaslBaw. FE 4-2214. SPECIAL Now 'll Car. radio, baatar, 11,428.20. 888.20 dOWU. 248.28 pal ITaNDC RAMBLER SUPER MARKET HIS SIM Commerce Rd. LIQUIDATION Sa-irw't tranamlaelon work M, M7 OLDSMOBILE, SUPER M. Pewdor Mao dB( A 4-door hard- 5*^23 I*o*moo&U*Klngt il2 a. Roakiaw. rw i Ff SdlaCwri m ad Ml B'Mrt —H J** «f*42*I . __ AUTOMATIC N. AND ------ ABSOL1 WALL TIRES ABSOLUTELY NO MOREY down . Aataaaa pay* menu of ta il par bmM(. on CrwdR M*r, " IBj They Must Gk> ! a. ,'JI to . ■Hr hart jM^SkT^Od ECONOMY CAI CABS 22 AUBURN gfc.1 m PONTIAC. ETAnOM WAOON. vary nice, baraala. PE 2-7242, H Rlgglna., Doalar, 4-DOOR •op. nil power, with all ttoalag. A real summer epeclal for only MM NORTH CHlfVRO- utT\go. uM irtrodir^— BIRMmOHAM. MI 4-27M. iiM 6ldb, 4-DOOR, PULL POWER Lakeside 'Motora, .IQUIDATION s. jSardtop, low 128) PACKARD CONVERTIBLE, full powtr, now top, wire wheel Continental kit. 2341. 171 Sam mafe. , BEE US sfirStE^TOU DEAL ,HOUGHTEN ^SON MS N. Main. Rochaater Ot ME LIQUIDATION I2PT Plymouth Hardtop, low pymU. Lakaaida Motors. r v .PE Mats 1043 FLYMOUra/jIUNS OOOD. MB. Bare Auto. PE 8-2271 REPOSSESSION _ M Plymouth, low paymanu Lakeside Motors PE ISW 1284 PLYMOUTH, SAVOY 2-DOOR, 6-cylinder. Oreen and white, balance due 2127. PaymenU of (1.1) waakly. Kiog Auto Bales, lit 8. Soglssr^* *“** DON'T GET MAD fl n Win prdlEMy down payment on ■as as as, oetter trouble Dee used ears. You might hk# this one! MM Buick lariats 2 door hardtop Platinum Miat with ilka new matching interior. Radio, hooter, dynaflow, power otoarHig' tod brakes. WklUwaB tires Puu price. ■ $1895 12-Month Wtrranty ■ FISCHER .BUICK 784 S. Woodw’ard, B’ham REPOSSESSION __M Pontiac, law payment! Lakeside Motert , PE ~ i potWac * d6o*L 6ood «te ber.^ood transportation. *380. EM um Totnfuc harWof, fow- or alee ring and brakes. - walls Hydramatlc, M B 'll PONTIAC HARDTOP. AUTO- ----*g"M.»«(*«M&Mg PONTIAC 4-DOCm. HYDRA notlc, radio and boster, *JM. M ‘—A Road '27 tTAR CHIEF HARDTOP. PULL power I owner, excellent lion, red and white. FE mr|HMtE)AO 'ateAU>A 40001. vft isSimmtr osdte., JMstefci whitewalls, Perslan_eaod flnleh. (LIN- NORTH CHEYROLBT 00. mbr/woodward. BIRMINQ HAM. MI 4-T732, lMt PONTIAC CATALINA CON-vertlble, 6.000 miles. Fully •quipped. WU1 trade. OR 2-0424. C. Manning, dealer. ' 2-DOOR CHIEFTAIN. 7m _____ Hydramatlc. -____ $272. QR >07*4. 12M 4-DOOR PONTIAC. HYDRA- 1655 PONTIAC 2-1 DOOR * ___________I equipped, plug powe brakes, steering New go- — tlooL Private. EM 3-422*. HASKINS LowOverhegd Savings - •84 CHEVROLET 2 DOOR 211 SEDAN, Oes laving 0 aft engine, with powergiide iraiislidR, radio and heater, Mao and white beautlfal dark grots finish] Loir down payment I '52 CHEVROLET BISCAYNK < door 8MDAX, V* with powtr glida traaamlaatoo. radio and beat or. Light blua and white flniahl YOUR OLD CAR DOWN I________________ irlng and. powe lodhaater. iolld as. assow room sow it Finance No Problem! HASKINS GhevroletOlds US 10 AT Mil TO »AVINOS MA 8-MM •m PONTIAC SON! INEVILLe CON- ____, ., . .appar with white ^^msy^tr^yi^ pow-dow*s bucket SSliS must Mil. Will sooopt trade-in. Cail F* reFoSSeSSion INI Namblar. Low FoymaMO Lakeside Motors FE 2-4102 1241 RAMBLER. CONVERTIBLE, with roly M mUee Retail prlca 2LM2. Eaat aCar over 23.000 takes STmt *EWt NOTICE: _______ Jaat sen Mi ft Rem Mara. No raaaooaWa offer refused. Oakland On.'a (EM Rambler dealer. Birmingham-Rambler 18 Mils sad WoadwarS f Minutes From Fanttaa ____ blue flnleh. II,OR.. __ CHEVROLET CO. IMS S WOQO-WARD, BIRMINGHAM, Ml 8-2722. RAMBLER MM AMERICAN RATION WAOON. RADIO. HEATER, hydrmatic, really in LOVELY CONDITION. FAMOUS FOR 2XEH40MY AND THIS OWE BAB A LUOOAOE HACK OHTOF. * SuburbanOlds , .USED CARS 555 S. Woodward . MI 4-4485. il solid grecaflnlah 1 Motoring Is Such a Pleasure FartlcuMrly when you are driving a-teal wire as> la Ale coal iMul (W Eglik, 2 door, radio, ' baatar. dynaflow, and whitewall ttraa. Full price . $895 Remember, we encourage you to check our cars with a Mechanic you know and trust. FISCHER BUICK 784 S. Woodward, B’ham MI 4-6222 ACROSS FROM GREENFIELD'S DODOE-CHRYSLER-TRUCKS NOW IS THE TIME TO SAVE ON- YOUR NEW CAR I •STOP AND SEE OUR FINE SELECTION! '60 PONTIAC ■Mss 4-Door Sedan with lo. heater. Hydramatlo irane-sloo. power brakee ■- aad ntagL May aye slate sai tewaB Urea. $2395 '60 PONTIAC Catallaa, 2-Qoer. n has radio $2295 5§ PONT I AC (Da Coovertlblo tl boater Hyd ramatli ^and whitewall $2195 '59 BUICK this oar to s Moor hardtop nib radio, hooter, automatic ranaaMajgp aad whits wall iraa. $1895 '57 CHEVY ■his ‘tur la a 4-door and it aa radio, boater aad autoanatic rantmlealon. As axtra nice buy $"5 '59 CHEVY r. Hal Air with radio d automatic transm la a real hasty t aharp. $1495 '59 FORD OalaMO 4-Door has radio, boat-or mul automatic tranamlaelon. Bgra 1st real atea oar for only $1695 '59 PONTIAC Catalina Moor Hardtop has mission aad whitewall ttraa. $1895 ’59 BUICK Haro la a convertible that baa -power brakes and ateerldg alone with Its radio, heater aad white-wall ttraa. Automatic transmit-3— tea $1995 FACTORY BRANCH PONTIAC GOODWILL USED CARS 65 Ml. Clemens St. O, FE-3-7954 Comer Cass and Pike * i SUMMER SAVINGS! '61 Valiant 200 Series Moor, title nr an mams. Radio, heater - and ataadard $1885 '60 Chevrolet Impala Sport Sedan AIR CONDITIONED with power alaarlaa power brutes,, automatic transmission, radio and boater. Two-tone blue finish. $2385 '59 Chevrolet Impala Convertible Zi’SVSMite^ Roman red finish for onl: $1695 '60 Chevrolet Impala Convertible eteertas. power brake*,1* vS* en-«hl&w^ $2295 '57 Chevrolet 210 2-Door 1 Radio, baatar and KyUndar engine. Eye-catching Ivory and turquolee (finite. $895 '57 Fond and beautiful Ivory and blue flnleh. AU for only $695 '58 Chevrolet Bel Air 4-Door V-g engine. FewerglMo tranamlaelon. radio, heater, whitewall tire, and REAL APPEALINO ivory and block flnleh. Sot it no*] $1285 '60- Chevrolet Impala Convertible TOa unit definitely for the "gay blade'' or-penes who la jroung arae and. eeauttfui onyx black flnlih wnh black tap and contracting red Interior. AhVh-hl $2192 '60 Corvair 4-DOQF..700 Series PowerfUde and beater. Silver fray flnleh. $1495 '58 Chevrolet Yeoman Wagon S cylinders, Powergiide. radio and boater. Light blue flnleh for only $1095 '57 Chevrolet Bel Air 4-Door $995 '6Q Chevrolet Brookwood Wagon g-eyUnder engine, FowargUdo Heal tttarp aolld blue finish. $1995- '56 Olds “88” Sport Coupe Automatte tranemlaeUm for handling ease in today’s heavy ®rwni& .w «a« off by whitewall tirea. $695 .'61 Buick- Special 4-Door A delightful compact equipped with heater, whitewall tlree. like gew^eewditton aad custom green $1895 "'60GMC Suburban Carryall Another utility unit equipped with I speed trancmlulon, neater, directional elgnale g-pae-•enger model. Solid tnqjuiM $1695 '60 Chevrolet Biscayne 2-Door 8-cyUnder engine, freah sir heater, whitewall three and a $1495 '59 Rambler - 4-Door Custom Automatic tranamlaelon. radio and heater. Stunning granite -$1295 '60 Ford Fairlane 2-Dr. Sedan Eeooomletel ^-cylinder engln# -->-j stindird innsmis- 44.4e.M^j plug . . . r«dk». heat- $1495 '60 Chevrolet - Impala Sport Coupe. radio, heater, whitewall u... apd Ivory rad DM makes this one a moat desirable unit. $2285 '60 Impala Sport Sedan > V-g, FewergUde. radio and heater, niffy and turquolee flnleh. $2195 w Brookwood ' Station Wagon V-S.' Powergiide, radio and banter. Almond beige finish. $1895 '59 Chevrolet Impala Sport Sedan PowerfUd*. V-d. fresh air heater. power steering la stunning "$1695 '54 Pontiac 4-Door Hardtop. Radio and baatar with maroon $125 '56 Chevrolet 2-Door “210'! 22.000 mllea, new apace, Fower-gUde.^rMho and heater. Dark $685 '58 Pontiac Chieftain Safari Station wagon. > pae—mer ca pacity. automatic transmission, «id |h| fifitA with ppw^iiaaniip 1 $1485 '58 Chevrolet. Biscayne 2-1)09^ •cylinder, Powergiide, Bombay ivory flnleh with turquolee Interior, freah air heater. $1165 '61. Ford Pickup : IN On NAME, 3.00 -$1695- '60 Chevrolet Bel Air TwoOeor with Powergiide, radio andbeater. Light blue'flmah. $1895 '59 Chevrolet Bel Air 2-Door Sedan, S-eyllnder. standard , $1365 '61 Lancer ■poK coupe, automatic trane- miulon, radio a $2295 MATTHEWS-HARGREAVES "CHEVY-LAND" 631 OAKLAND AT CASS-OakTand County's Largest Volume Chevrolet Dealer-FE 4-4547 Motorola Transistor Radios from $19 95 (Arm* THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 1941 THIRTY-NINE -IToday's. Television pogroms-: » fiBM'fc tgmMmnm an MftjiKii to s —ynaafcftr l:N (3) Movie (coot.) (4) Broken Arrow (?) Mem Itettpr - • <$) Papaya V. (56) For Doctors Only •lift (7) News-•:» (I) Miter .. •:SS (S) New * <4>Nsws (7) Pic-a-Pin (9) CaanwibaE (56) Dnver Education •:« (9) Ne*« Analysis (4) Tombstone Territory (7) Breve Station (9) Yod Ask* for It • (MMVench Through trie. 7:» (2) Rawhide (ctat) (4) Happy 01 (9) Movie. "Tarsan’s Desert (IMS). There' TV Features By llriM Press latrnatt—I TROUBLED LAND, I p.m, (7). Rerun of documentary about political ferment among' 20 million peasants in Northeastern Breitt. FI4NT8TONES, 8:30 pm, (T* (rerun. Fred cuts a record and. . laundtss new career as teenage idol.; ;■ • • ' ROUTE «, 8:30 pjn. (2) (rerun). iiiM (SiTsncwts Tod. (Martin Milner) and (George Maharis) a c comp a gambler (Walter Matteu) an special mission to Reno. a IV SUNSEt 8flUPr 9 p.m. (7) (rerun). Stu .Bailey (Efrem ZJm-balist Jr.) Is hired to guard visiting potentate against power- FOREIGN AID D8DE, 9:30 p.m. (2). Special report an Kennedy ad-ministratlon’s foreign aid program and congressional dispute over it. Originating in Washington, program features interviews with key congressional and administration AUrRTAR FOOTBALL, 10 p.m. (7). College All-Star* play Philadelphia Eagles at Soldier Field, Chicago. PERSON TO PERSON, 10:30 p.q). (2). Charles Coillngwood chats with singer Connie Francis at her Bloomfield, N.J., home, and actress-singer Jane Powell at Newport Beach, Calif. REST OF PAAR, 11:30 pm. (4). Repeat of May 17 allow, with Jack HasfcsH, Marguerite Piazza, Dody Goodman, Selma Diamond, Milt Kamea and Eleanan Harris .tcotoe) tnriMa ‘Ifalore for «Bsn. Nazi agents tenife I S—CSJLW-tV Nancy Kelly, Johnny 1 field. (Ml Food For Ufa. | t:« (2) Third Man (41 QM Happy Family (7) W Sunset Strip (9) Movie (cont.) (56) Saarchlight 9:99 (39 Route 86 (4) (Color) Five Star Jubilee (7) Sunset, Strip (cooU (•) Movie (oont.) 9:69 (2) Rnata 66 (cont) . . ' (4) Lawiaos Years . (7) (Special) Football . (9) Red River Jainboree 9(99 UpAtbrenture Theater*. (41 Preview Ttrnmmm; (7) Football (wnkf ^ - (9) Tightrope: 19399 (2) Twilight Zona - (4) Michael Shayne / (T) Football (coat) (!) News Ms 19 (9) Weather 19sli (9) Telescope UAW 19:99 (2) Best of the Post (4) Michael Shayne (cont.) (7) Football (cont.) (9) Loon Errol . 19:46 (9) Golf Tip )fsM (9) Sports 11:90 (2) News (4) News (I) Mews 11*16 (2) Whether (4) Weather (9) Movie. "Wetbacks.’ (1966). Captain of fiaMi*i boat becomes involved with gong smuggling wetbacks . across border. Lloyd Bridges, t Nancy Gates, Barton Mac-1&». (t) Sports > 11:16(2) Movie, k. time." (1965). trip to Eurepe falle la love Katharine Hepburn, Roasano Brest. 2. "Use Solitary Child." (English; 1“ Model marries man who was acquitted of murdering previous wife. She begins to t think that Jury may have been wrong. ii:90 (2) (Cblor) Jack Pear (7) M o v I ft 1 “Arizona.’ (1940). Young woman ii . Arizona frontier town during Civil War decides to start , freight line to compete with existing oh^ -Jean ’Arthur, William Holden. 2. "Alias the Deacon.” (1940). Cardsharp who is being tossed oat of - town, meets girt who is leaving town becouse ot family troubles. Bob Burns, Mischa Auer, Dennis O’Keefe, SATURDAY MORNING net" (2) WtiSbUPre** 7s*0 © On flR Farm Front 1:46 ’ (2) Michigan Conservation 9:99 (3) Spunky and Tadpole 9:99 (4) News 9:99 (2) B’wana Don (4), (Goto) Diver Dan (7) Western Way 9:99 (2) Deputy Dawg (4) (prior) Bozo,the Gown * (7) Crusade for Chrlpt 0:34 (2) Captain Kangaroo (4) (Color) Pip the Piper (7) Rural Newsreel 19M9 (4) (Color) Shari Lewis . (7) House of Fashions lOtfe (?) Mighty Mouse ' (4) (Gofer) King Leonardo il:at (!) APakaram . (4) Fury (?) JtMor Fitness Club (3) Roy Rogers (4) Dona Ranger 1)199 (I) Billboard UltfelAV AFTERNOON 19:9* (3) fey King (4) True Story (7) Three Stooges (Hi Country Calendar 19:39 (2) San Francisco Beat (4) Detective's Diary (7) Courageous Cat '(§) Off Is Adventure 19:46 (9) Chatter's World MS Vote® of the Fans ; J4) Journey (7) Wrestling (9) Movie — Western. Western Adventure: “Singing Vagabond.” Outlaw Gene Autry arrested on false testimony. Renegade then has a free hand to, lead to* / dian uprising. Gene Autry, Smiley Burnette. 1:16 (f) Tiger Warmup 1:69 (3) Tiger Baseball 9:66 (4) Movie. Musical Saturday Matinee: “You Were . Never Lovelier.” (1943) Hotel manager trice to get daughter interested in romance fat this song-and-danee festival. Fred Astaire, It It a Hayworth, Adolphe Menjou. (7) Eichmann This Week . (t) Movie. "Broadway Gondolier." (1935). Near York cabbie .with golden voice manages to mess up audition with radio station. We nest find tenor in Venice, Still seeking to launch cn> • rear. Dick Powell, Joar -----BkmdeU, Adolphe Menjou. 9:49 (T) Mset the Mayor 9:99 (7) Starlit Stairway StM (7) Wings Over Michigan (9) Regatta (4) Horse Race (b Narad. 4:99- (2) Scoreboard 4:80 (3) Big Time Wrestling. (4) Western Roundup (7) Motor City GoU (9) Movie. Comedy Time: "Miss Pacific Fleet.” (lSp5), Two stranded chorus girls run concession booth kt naval base amusement path. Joan Blondell, Glenda. Ferrell. 9:99 (7) Wide World of Sports. 9:99 (3) M ov i e. “Disbarred.1 (1939). Disbarred criminal attorney involves , woman lawyer in shady dealings. Gail Patrick, Robert Preston, Otto Kruger. Discoverer 28 Shot to Check on What Went Wrong With No. 27 By RARL WILSON NEW YORK- Modest Jimmy Stewart minimised an airplane Trash” in Africa on hi* stopover her* while flying back to Hollywood. “Just had a flat tiro and I didn't even know it," drawled Jimmy, out at I die wild. But on their safari “My wife Gloria shot a big buffalo and a leopard, Mr.l vanhenrewt air forte and Mrs. F. Kirk Johnson of Fort Worth I* tJaJcsS^AP) SSSS an elephant, and two buffaloes, and 1. shot a - ^ lion and some leopards. And I got pictures to I show you!” boasted Jimmy. “It’s sort of like showing pictures of your kids” . j ‘ W ★ dr Ernie Koyaca and wife Idle Adams dined luxurjously And happily, making tools of colonists reporting them busted. it it ★ Rumors we find hard te credit: That WMBON . Ethel Merman wants her current “Gypsy* tour te 1m her farewell to Show Bit." (When only aha 'and'. Mhry Martin can pack 'em in an their own nowadays!) , ’ •' . dr ★ it Carol Burnett had to perform barefoot and In a downpour playing “Calamity Jane" In an open-air show la Kansas City. But *twas worth it; she appeared before 104,000 people in two weeks, for an $191,000 gross. Hpr own shoe lor^thaiwek:, slippery spectacle: $38,000. Levity Lu Ann filmms, prettiest widow anywhere* is returning to sltighig and reeerdtng now that her daughter (born after her husband’s death) has practically reached the ripe old age ef t. dr dr : ’ dr. Jackie OleaaoBL ad libbed a stirring story about narcotic addiction"W Brtctr Mart* Remarque while they were at a Paris cocktail party, Remarque enthusiastically announced to Oleaaon, “I. shall immediately write It for you as a movie story." • To Hold Referendum on IndieTfederaiifon WWiTU WU 1 1 U il IT IS IT W IV r H B M ~w: a r w w 1r Jr r IT :w -F w W IT ■ H" ! IT R kj KINGSTON. Jamaica (AP) Prime Minister Norman Manley announced Thursday night a referendum will be held Sept 10 to decide whether’ Jamaica will join the independent West Indies Federation. Britain plans to grant independence to her 18 Caribbean territories next May 31. Manley also announced that xsuld Jamaica choose to join the federation as expected, he will be candidate for the federation Parliament when elections are held. He has been mentioned as candidate for federation prime minister. Russian Artist Dies MOSCOW (AP)—Pavel Sokolov-Skalya, a member of the Soviet Academy of Arts, died Thursday, the official. Soviet news Tats xnummuM.1 MET" held the honorary titles ot peo-artist of the Russian federation and Of Stalin Prize. Laureate. His age was not given. Colorful Street Names Brighten Western Town Shirley basin, wyo. m Shirley Basin, a community of trailer homes which has sprang up in the booming uranium country of central Wyoming, doesn't lack for picturesque street names. There’s Ding Bat Avenue, Wine-D Row, Beer Can Alley and Whisky Lane. - - Today’s Radio Programs -- HtSPrT WCAX. K«w*. S»rt«t -wran? mil. Sport* •master* w&.£E Upturn 7:*0—WJR. Oue«t BmM WWJ, PbotM OpUUoa wc*L D* Conrad '*wwj!rfc^5»2»l • 10-WJR. BOMboll '* I :M—WWJ, I. AMMO CKLW. SoowlM •ita-wwr. a Aiiitoo ■' Mias—wxrs. i. am*0 BY FRED DANZIG NEW YORK (UPI)—Dialing and filing: I guest Use definitive story of the hijacked jet plane will have to wait until the “Cfrcie theater” gets around to it next season. Thursday night, with the story still very warm, NBC-TV black-, jacked "Bat Mastereon” and replaced.him with an instant news special about the sky pirate story. The. half-hour sneeseded la dralniag the drama from the 19-hear siege at El Fuse and made the episode sound like a fairly simple pottoe “August Heat” dragged NBC-TVs "Great Ghost Tales” aeries a few degrees farther away from what should pass for properly chilly Fafarenfright. A * the series continues to Impress me as a weak takeoff on “Twl-tight Zone” and “Way Out,” and amis the roller skaters didn't generate much excitement or enthusiasm and the presentation was routine one. I find that the . programs in the series follow the paths: they’re either straight recaps of a meet or a documentary-type character study of thb players. A dr A motorcycle racing show of two weeks ago waa an excellent example of the latter style as It spliced fantastic characters and fascinating interviews into" the narrative. Will Retire as Judge for Michigan Areas year’s dick and spooky “Hour of Great Mysteries” series. Based on a W. W. Harvey story, "August Heat” had one of the mast amateurish opening stones even enacted on TV, five, tape or film. • SLIGHT IMPROVEMENT It oou|d only Improve after that apd it did, however slightly. The actors were hobbled by a shaky] story and ridiculous dialogue. Tbs' only glimmer of merit in tbs production came during Vincent Gar- ; denia's find scene as the Stone-Cutter. * I like the way CBS-TV’s "Sumner Sports Spectacular” brings us face-to-face with under • commercialized,, minor sports. Besides offering the big-time fun sad games, such as baseball, horse-racing, golf aid auto taelag, fee aeries has lncladed la era we, sky diving, lee skating, roller skating. Something for To Retry President of NAACP on Aug. 29 LOS ANGELES (AP) -* The president of the Los. Angeles chapter of .the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People has won. a new trial on a charge he Interfered with police officers trying to arrest Negro woman. Municipal Judge Vernon \ Hunt, ordered ths retrial Thursday. But. he refused to set aside Edward D.) Warren’s conviction ion a second charge—that of failing to obey otffcen’ orders leave the scene. > Police said they were trying to arrest the woman on a drunk] charge June 3 when the incident occurred. Warren will be retried on the interference charge Aug. 29 will be sentenced on, the disobedience count Sept. 12.' AT YOU* SERVICE OPEL RADIO-TV 3980 ELIZABETH LAKE RD. - FE 4-4945 REBUILT TVs GALORE WE'VE GOT 'EM *3500-,10©00 GRAND OPEN *3.95 fora new hose on any typamaalriMt For $14.95 tea will ra-build any maka or -wiOflalVacttuiit Claonar. foci odes Bose, Cords, leys. 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