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‘heh YEAR
County Delegation
- Has: Deciding Vote
at GOP Parley 5
By JOE HAAS
In the only hotly contested nomination for state. of-
(fices in the Republican convention at Grand Rapids
Saturday afternoon Oakland County’ s delegation was
in the thick of the fight.
Its 141 votes, ‘the largest of any of the 18. Con-
_ gressional districts in the state, proved to be the turn-
ing point in ‘the selection of-a nominee for the office
of Secretary of State. When they swung over to a dark}
horse who did not enter the race until late that -fore-!
noon, all éther candidates
‘towel. :
In two hapkaee caucuses
GOP Ticket
Marked by
‘New Faces ©
By ROGER LANE
GRAND -RAPIDS (# — Michigan
Republicans, heartened by their
peppiest state convention in years,
today buckled down for the fall
campaign with a state ticket buiJt
around new political faces.
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Of the four nominess chosen over
the weekend none has stumped the
One, John V.°:Clements, 45,
L’Anse insurance man, provided~
the Upper Peninsula with its first
GOP candiddie for statewide
office in a fall election since 1944.
Clements was nominated fer
auditor. general.
And Jason. L, Honigman, 54,
wealthy Detroit attorney, became
the first Jewish leader ever ad-
vanced by the GOP for a top
office: He was the choice ‘for
attorney. general.
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The other novices picked by 1,500
shouting delegates were Raymond
A. Plank, 42, Ludington radio sta-
tion owner, for secretary of state,
and Allan G. Weatherwax, 51, Jack-
» son druggist, for state treasurer.
They will team with three selec-
tions in the Aug. 5 primary—Paul
D. Bagwell of East Lansing for
governor; U.S. Sen. Charles E.
Potter seeking re-election, and Rep.
Donald A. Brown of Royal Oak,
the lieutenant governor nominee.
* Bagwell, who got a big hand
when he arose for his convention
speech, obviously was pleased
with the Saturday results,
He had promised an unbossed
convention. After Plank won ‘a
three-way floor fight for the. first
nomination of the afternoon, * he
eame to the platform to tell dele-
gates that that was what they were
getting.
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‘ Plank, who didn’t get into the
runnifig until a few minutes before
the convention was gavelled to
order, rocketed past two better
known contenders—Arthur J. Han-
nah of Grand Rapids, a brother of
the Michigan State University pres-
ident, and State Sen.. Robert -E.
. Faulkner of- Coloma.
x kk &
_ Clements also won his nomina-
tion after a floor fight—a nip-and-
tuck duel with Vincent J. Murray,
Detroit unidnist.
Earlier, Bagwell had fired the
gathering with a slam-bang at-
tack against Democrats generally
and Gov. Williams in particular.
. He asserted Williams had done
nothing in his 10-year reign = to
“drive out convention and hood-
lumism.”
He blamed Williams for alienat-
ing business and jobs and taunted
him for refusing unlimited face-to.
face debate of the election issues. for me place tossed in the
at convention the Oak-
land delegation had voted
to give its entire strength
to Arthur J. Hannah of
Lansing. It seemed that he
had a cinch on the nomi-
nation..
But i the bandwagon of the
new man, Raymond A. Plank” éf
Ludington, started to roll in the);
alphabetical calling of counties, it
had gathered sweh impetus that
when Oakland was reached our
folks wisely called another caucus.
It ‘was seen that the Hannah
boom had been deflated, and that
the would not’ be nemineted any-
way. - =
So, not to be a follower of a
lost cause, the 141 votes were
given to Plank, which brought on
the motion for his unanimous
nomination, This was p
ne other counties were. polled.
Shrewd political observers in
nnection with the Oakland dele-
gation quite immediately foresaw
that something might ‘come
to our county if the way of ap-
pointive ‘offices, should the Repub-
licans ‘win in November, and it
delegation who cinched the wee
for him. :
* * *
| On the convention balloting .on
the other candidates to be nomi-
nated, the Oakland delegation
stuck by -the men they had ap-
proved in the preliminary cau-
cuses, However, the nominations
were mostly approved and made
unanimous- before Oakland was
reached in the roll call,
While the anit rule was endorsed
in the Oakland caucus, it was
made plain that no delegate would
be deprived of his‘ vote if he dis-
sented on the choice and notified
the chairman before the choice
was announced in the roll call,
While a number of the delegates
did not agree on the matter of
deserting Hannah, although his
nomination was ‘impossible, they
decided to go with the majority,
when: all of the implications and
possibilities were explained to
them, They are pledged to support
the ticket as nominated.
- In its ¢very act the Oakland.
delegation upheld the general
standards of the convention.
They refused to become engaged
in' any of the bickering that was
incidental to the adoption of
some of the — in the plat-
form,
e at‘ least 90 per cent of the
members of all of the delegations
at the convention, the candidacy
of Plank, a disc jockey and radio
station owner, was a great -sur-
prise. First taken as a joke, his
backers. capitalized on the rivalry
_jamong the other candidates, and
snowballed him to°victory. Hatred
for the more populous sections of
the state helped put him across.
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‘He also was helped by a growing
sentiment in the convention that
the best fight can be made With
young mén, also by the Northern
Peninsula delegates who swapped
votes for him for votes for their
candidate for Attorney General,
John Y.- Clements of Baraga
County, who won out. [and [sentence for-a-gambl
was remembered that it Was our Police Disclose Link With Mafia,
of Secret Society Tied
to Operations. Here
Links between the al-
leged Pontiac -bookie ring
and the Mafia were .dis-
‘closed yesterday by state
police detectives who con-
ducted the raids. which led
to the arrests of five pet
sons Friday.
Officers said the ring
which did an estimated $1
million a year in horse
betting, subscribed to a
race result service con-
trolled by the Mafia.
Tomorrow the five, being held
for investigation of conspiracy ‘to
violate thestate gambling law, will
be arraigned in Pontiac Munici-
pal Court. The prosecutor’s office
is expected to seek warrants for
them tomorrow morning.
Still held in the Oakland Coun-
ty Jail are Basi] Burke, 59, of
29 Salmer St.; LaRue -Gullett, 41,
of 301 Dick Ave., and his wife,
Gladys, 35; James Pruzor, 54, of
4S, Saginaw St.; and Charles D.
Apley, 44, of 29 Salmer.
Reports that Pontiac Police Chief
Herbert W. Straley helped secure
a parole for Burke from a 1-5 year
ing-eonspiracy
in 1951 caused the chief to give
the following voluntary statement
to George Taylor, chief assistant
prosecutor:
* * *
“Yesterday's raids were the cul-
mination of several months of good
police work by the officers con-
cerned. The investigations were
commenced several months ago
after certaifi information came: to
the attention of Chief Straley which
indicated a gambling operation
for which assistance of the state
police racket squad was requested
through Captain Jack Warner and
Lt. Robinson of the state police.
“Discussions were held on the
matter at Captain Warner’s of-
fice ‘at the Redford State Police
Pest several months ago, Subse-
quently the state police and Pon-
tiac Police vice squad officers
worked together to develop the
case which finally brought about
the raids and arrests.
“He had confidence that his of-
ficers, regardless ef whom the
principals were éngaged in the
gambling case, would. with. help of
Stat@ Police, break the case.
“The Chapman Hotel was be-
lieved to- be the location where
some of the gamblers hung arourid.
The identity of the principals was
kept confidential with the officers
working.on the case, There were
implications that Basil Burke and)
China Boy Pruzor were involved,
but it was left up to the officers to
tie them in definitely, as well as
all others.
“In matters of this kind, secrecy
(Continued on cine 2, Col. 6 Alleged Bet Ring! Race Results Service| I 10 M.P-H. Winds:
Menace Jamaica
MIAMI (UPD—Hurricane Ella
stormed between Jamaica: and
the southwestern tip of Haiti
‘today, threatening to smash Ja-
winds, ~
The fast-gathering . hurricane
was located less than 150 miles
south of Port Au Prince, Haiti, -
westward at 19 miles an. hour,
But the capital- of the “Negro
republic was protected by a
range of mountains between it
and the hurricane’s center and
less likely than Jamaica to be
hard. hit.
“It looks now that the hurri-
cane. will stay south of Cuba,
passing about 100 miles south of
Havana, and miss Florida,”’ one
forecaster in the Miami-bureau
said. But ‘he added quickly,
“The situation could change me-
mentarily, "
‘Flint Arsonist
Dies of Burns Prank House
Costs William Mosley:
His Life
A 17-year-old youth who severely
burned himself in an arson of a
vacant house in Holly Township
died last hight in Hurley Hospital,
Flint.
The victim, William ‘Mosley, of
Flint, suffered burns over 80 per
cent of his body Saturday morn-
jing when he and a companion; | —
Robert Guth, 25, of Flint, used
Guth, in a statement. to Chief
Assistant Oakland County Prose-
jeutor, George Taylor said they set
the Ylaze as a prank.
He Said the gasoline fumes ex-
ploded as Mosley set a match to
a home-made wick.
Taylor said Guth will be charged
with arson. The house had been
used by Flint area eas for
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Weather to Remain
Partly Cloudy, Cool
Partly cloudy weather is in the
offing for Pontiac and (vicinity to-
night and tomorrow. The. mecury
will drop to 53 degrees.
Tomorrow will be somewhat
warmer with the temperature
reaching a high of 76.
The outlook for. Wednesday is
considerable cloudiness and cooler.
In downtown Pontiac the lowest
temperature recorded. preceding 8
a. m. was 51. At 1 p. m. fhe ther-
mometer read 66.”
Space Cadet Happy Dies
LOS ANGELES (7) — Funeral
service for Lyn Qsborn, 32, who
portrayed Cadet Happy on the
“Space Patrol’ television series,
will be Wednesday at Forest
Lawn Memorial ‘Park. He died
Saturday undergoing brain sur--
gery, * .
Bride Proves Over eee
ed groom, Albert Ebsworth.
ding.
ceremony for Tuesday. Where Is the ‘Groom? ,
WANTAGE, England (UPI)—Eager bride-to-be Gwen- doline Arlott, 24, turned up at the registry office with 40
wedding guests here today and found no sign of her intend-_
No, Ebsworth hadn’t changed his mind. Miss Arlott
had simply turned up for the wedding a month early.
-“We made a mistake with the date,” she said, blushing
as her 40 guests drank a toon to her, wedding or no wed-
<
Ebsworth, wecing that Miss Ariott’ was that eager for
her marriage took out a special license and rescheduled the of Hurricane Ella |
maica with her 110-mile-an-hour
early today, traveling west-north- +”
Firing|_
gasoline to ignite the frame house. |.
_ to the rich cornucopia Sg —_ =
duabor. schemmimmamaitiaiad
and we pay just ‘tribute to the
‘workingmain’s vital’ contribution
‘of Amer-
ican life, Yet—headlines from
the nation's capital. tell. us £ is.
tO race. 3 Bg
. Grant's ‘Its: leaders might recall U.
bor disgraces no man; unfortu-
“nately you occasionally cerca men
. disgrace labor.” Labor Day Toll
| Running Ahead
of Estimates. Millions Jam Highway
to. Average Ten Killed
Per Hour Across U. $=
By The Associated Press
Traffic 275
. Drownings 61
_Miscellaneous a
Total 3
The nation’s traffic
deaths, mounting at a fast
pace during the late hours,
yesterday, appeared run-
ning at a trend above. the
estimate. for the Labor. Day
holiday, ~
Millions ot motorists
jammed highways ‘in sum-
mer’s. last long weekend
and traffic deaths a di
10 pér hour from 3 p.m.
yesterday to 1 am, today,
Earlier, the trend appe
averaging pet _ esti-
succinct comment: “La- _| The hea
N ation ‘Honora Working Man
By The Associated Press
The nation paid its annual re-
spects to the U. S..working man
today. Buf much of the Labor Day
tribute was coupled, with renewed
pleas for action to oust hoodlums
and racketeering. union leader's
from the labor: movement.
Congress also was rebuked for
rejecting legislation aimed at curb-
ing shady tactics underscored by
the Senate Rackets Committee in
ment relatiotis,
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At the same time, Congress got
a new invitation from. President
- |Eisenhower ta, get busy at its next
session and enact laws to halt such
abuses. a
' Eisenhower, vacationing at New-
port, R. .L, said in a Labor ‘Day
message yesterday: :
“The. members of “ employer
and employe ‘organizations have
the right to demand from: their
leaders and administrators com-
plete. honesty, integrity, trust~
worthiness and loyalty.*?
The President: didn’t specifically
mention. the labor. control _ pro-
posfls he recommended to the re-
cently-adjourned 85th: “Congress: —
* *« *
But in, urging ‘guarantees to pro-
tect the nation’s working men and|-
women’.from improper ‘labor-man-)
agement ’ practices, Eisenhower's
staccoest was plainly an invitation its. investigation of labor-manage-|’
‘|Democratie National Cleanup Urged for Labor “to ‘Congress to pass. legislation
along those lines.
Secrefary of Labor James
Mitchell said he deeply -regretted
that Congress didn't act this year
to curb racketeering and dictator-
ship in labor unions.
“L have every hope - that. the |
succeeding Congress will see fit
te do 50," Mitchell said in a
statement, “Until such help is
available, however, labor's. own
efforts mist. continve.””
In another Labor Day ‘statement,
Chairman
Paul Butler praised cleanup. ef-
forts by unions, saying:
“Courageous labor
moved swiftly, without fear or: fa-
vor, to meet its own internal prob-
Jems Jand thus maintain the - in-
teprity of the Arearicen labor
movement.”
In’ Detroit,
blamed the defeat. of a labor. con-
trol- bill on “‘an unholy alliance of
big business, reactionary,’ anti-
labor politicians and. a few cor-
= ‘Fupt ‘Jabor“leaders.”’ '
Reuther, president of the Unit-
ed. Auto Workers ‘Union, was_re-
fepring to'the bill by: Sens. John
|, Kennedy (D-Mass) and: Irving
M.. Ives (R.- NY) which . was
passed overwhelmingly «by the
‘Senate but rejected by, the, House
in the closing days ef the session. ©
19, 500 Expected in Public System \
New Buildings Ready for School Opening Thursday By, SYLVIA de STEIGER ‘Thursday is back-to-school day
more than 19,500 students who
wil attend Pontiac public schools
this fall, according to Dr. Dana P.
Whitmer, superintendent. The cag
lic school system. will dberate 29
‘elementary, five junior, high and)
two senior high schools, this year.
It is also the day in ‘which the
. three city parochial schools, St.
Frederick's, St. Michael's and
Emmanuel ‘Christian, which. enroll
1,760 students, will open, —
The city kindergartners will at-
fend their first day of school next
Monday. 4 Ni
hs anticipated public schoo en rollment means. an increase ot
more ‘than 400.
year’s record. *
and a large addition to another
Will help “barely keep ‘pace .with
the educatiorfal facilities needed in
Pontiac,” Whitmer added. ’
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For the first time in the history!
of. Pontiac, teenagers will attend
two high schools this fall, the for-
mer Pontiac High ‘School now
.jnamed Pontiac: Central and the}
new $300,000 Pontiac Northern
‘High School, at North Perry and
‘| Arlene streets.
“Although: the wo high. schools
‘will. have a = eau. pnts over last
new ‘Schools schools will have their: own teams’| team this fall, starting with the|
basketball season, each of the two
‘One marching band is also
scheduled jointly for the two
schools this. fall. A concert, as
ganized at each school,
~ Approximately .. 1,050 sk
wil attend Northern and 2,100 will
go to Central this year,
A new elementary. school: on
Franklin toad ahd ‘Fern street also
will open this week. The $450,000
single story ‘structure ‘will provide
aoRS well as general band will be or: |»
educational facilities for 360 stu-|
dents. It contains eight classrooms; an kindergartens ant a smalti-pur
pose room.
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soso. garten, This school; located on an eight-
jacre site,..will relieve the crowded
.g conditions which have occurred at
the Whittier Elementary School.
In another’ building . project;
five classtoonis and one kinder-
costing _ $160,000, ave
been added to the Owen Elemen-
tary. School, -
This addition “wilt enable the re~
jmoval of the substandard portable
classroom buildings: which have
had to be used to operate .the
school located of East Columbia
and Baldwin avenues, =:
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| The 2 Owen school sttentdince will ‘also increase from 450 to 660 stu-
dents this fall.
oe
Remodeling has been dohe. at
Eastern, Jefferson and ‘Lincoln
junior: high schools during the sum-
MOP. > on:
Next spring construction will
begin to increase the ‘student ca-
pacity. at Madison Junior High
by 400 and at Washington Junior
High; by 250. more students,
Approximately 800 teachers will
be employed throughout the public
J schools this year. ‘This includes 130).
new teachers of Which 28 ate from
out of the state,
* leadership,
Wa 1 t er +Reuther
Reuther again: called ‘on’ Eisen-| ‘
howey to.convene a national con-| . ference of labor; management and
governntent leaders fo draft a pro-
gram for full employment and to
fight inflation.
Meany touched on a different prob-
lem in bis: Labor Day statement.
Attacking racial segregation in
schools; Meany said: ‘
“The segregated. school poses
an artificial barrier to our ‘na-
tion's progress: in education. ”
Meany also urged . a. federal
school construction’ program to
provide new jobs, Righer teacher
salaries and government-financed
scholarships,
*
Albert J. eles AFCO’ vice
AFL-CIO Ethical . Practices Com-
mittee, said in a ‘television inter- AFL-CIO President George|
president and chairman’ of the}
plane crashes
view, “We can ldok to the end of
corruption in the trade: union move-
(Continued ‘on Page 2, Col. 4) cars.
at 1 as Rush
The snumber of highWay
holiday. in Oakland County
| peer General Hosiptal Sund hiocal Holiday ‘Road THe Hours. Begin
fatalities for the Labor Day remaihed at one this morn-. -
ing although‘a Pontiac man died Sunday night of in-
juries received in a crash north of Lapeer.
Wiley V. Gibson, 42; of 2761 Vendome St., died at La-
ay of injuries suffered in an
Sheriff's Deputies.
Gibson's car . apparently. went
out-of control on M24, about 12
miles north. of Lapeer, crashing
through five. guard rails .and
smashing into a concrete bridge.
He was alone in the cat.
Traffic in the: county has’ been
reportéd ‘“‘a Jittle heavicr than for
‘normal weekend’* since Friday
night when a Walled Lake man,
John G. Paget, 40, was killed in a
Farmington Township collision. *
* '* *
“Paget, of 8309-Dickert Ra. ~WAS
alone in his auto when it collided
with another at 14-Mile and Heal-
stead roads. He “was ‘dead on
larrival at William: Beaumont Hos-
pital. ;
Traffic was reported heavy at
‘wil poltits Friday night as the fo ee :
1 4 accident 24 hours eariier™
according to Lapeer County: wonday weekend began, State i
Police at Pontiac and Redford
‘and sheriff's deputies reported
near normal conditions Saturday
and Sunday,
their “plea. to. motorists to. leave |
early fop home and avoid rushing.
“Above all,’ warned Sheriff Frank
driving with drinking.”
, Me. Be
“Law. ‘enforcers.
to mid-afternoon.
he coiling weather will keep ‘peo-. —
ble away from swinhiming areas to
day...
The auto club advised drivers
to put. off going home wntil Tues
re gs ae
~ Lotal’ authorities again voiced
W. Irons, . “drivers should not mix -
county reported heaviest. rae op _
_ areas. It is. expected: greed
_THE PONTIAC PRESS, 2 MONDAY) SEPTEMBER i; 1958 ” _(Rocket Expert Von
= De,« Sullenberger.
tus sald. Oe calls started ‘at 10 p.m. Saturday — continued
into Sunday inorning die
: WG edb GAA bas vacelvee toe
hime, Te ts 12 ming taken by Mrs, Euler and
the voi 66, sald he was from
FOR d re ghpeg opel fer e
_ was. Dr. Sullenberger. and
= abusive, eotane and threat-
al
Rd.,
“el be bei at 2 pm Toe Tuesday at
the Muir Brothers Funeral
_ Burial wl be n Stes Cemetery
~ Mr. Foote died Friday night at “® expert Dr, Webrner’ von . Braun
yer jstates he was certain Amefica
~-}would have a maa*in ‘space within
j\tive years “and most likely soon-
ler”
{radiation band around the earth
Neil
al Killed 50 Far
|to Loitering Charges CD enai (UPL — Rocket
He said the dangers of the
hac been exaggerated.
Dr, Herbert York, of the Ad-}
vanced Projects Research Agency,
also said that if the radiation ‘belt
“were the only thing. to worry)
about .in getting to the moon, any
of us here would willingly take the
* * *
Other American scientists at-
tending the Ninth International As-
tronautical Congress here believe
the ‘Russian timetable for ordering
first attempt a spring.
. Von Braun, hobbling on a cane
asa result ‘of a wrenched back,
and the creweut Dr, York, chief
selentist of the group which de-
cides the feasibjlity of the mili-
tary and civil space projects on
which the United States is em-
barking, gave their views in a
news conference,
They’ restricted the talk to civil
space projects because, Von Braun
said, Soviet Russia is attending the
congress, ‘‘and it would te poor
taste to talk about intercontinental 'y
ballistic missiles."’
* * *
The ~ “qaestions concentrated . on
radiation, on ideas which York's a man i a satellite calls toe agency is studying, and American be ‘Man i in on Spee Within Fi _ -|progress on “‘re-entry” into ta
earth's atmosphere; the main prob-
lem in manned filght. Puffing a
pipe, York parried some questions on the American program,
severe ms ior ere We
“Ing to do ‘something, the Rus-
siins do it,’ he said.: “We've
ae ee
talking about things.”
“But will you send up anything
larger than a “mouse or small
monkey. in your re-entry tests,”
an interviewer persisted. —
ans re going to do it—but not |‘
’ York replied,
* *.*
The radiation belt . has figured
on | predadiiatiy in discussions here.
5|One paper speculated it extended
from -250 to 40,000 miles and sug- Ee
York said: As- for re-entry,
‘From a purely scientific point of
view it-can be done. But there is
a difference betweer getting ‘some-
thing’ up there and recovering it, |
=on State Roads | long Holiday Will Enter
Mast Dangerous Hours
| This ee -
ii:
7 gape pe Fs - LONDON (AP)—More than 500
Londoners fought. with knives,
clubs and broken bottles last night
in a fresh outburst of violence
.. In, the Robin Hood city of Not- against London's growing . Negro}.
tion.
(Second Night of Terror 7
London Plagued
by Race Violence ties and knives gathered wae a
nois-
joined the mob, aadine satiny
ing their arms.
Savage Sights broke out in sev many|nen Deaths Elsewhere
ROCKPORT, Mass. (AP)—Mar-
jorie Filack,-,61, author and. illus-
trator of s books, died
Friday. She was the widow of Wil-
liam Rose Benet, Pulitzer-Prize
winning poet and brother of the|
writer, Stephen Vincent Benet.
ot on rt N, ¥.
#
BOSTON " AP)—The Rev. Dr.
, Paubas: Eyes Liaw of Land’
fii i
i? BE 3 *
*
tli hh
Hl | the veil of the ‘Commonwealth.
> The trouble last night started
Seven Plead Guilty -
his home. |
: He was employed st the Bui
|E. Montcalm St.; Virgil Hickey, 57, , Of
Also, Orville Springer, 40, of 447
of 700 State St.; and Herbert L.
Smith, 49, of 233% S. Saginaw St. -
Most of Nation Dry
: On With the Parades!
By United Press International
Mild, dry weather was expected
over most.of the nation today for
* Labor Day parades and other out-
door activities marking the windup
of the long holiday weekend.
Cool air pushed into the North
Atlantic states and south to the
Ohio Valley during the night,|.
bringing showers along the lead-
ing edge.of the system. However,
The Weather Full U.S. Weather Deets Report
PONTIAC aap Phew INITY — Partly
Goudy tonight’ and A little
warmer tomorrow. Low tonight will _
ieee Sh Cay ele "nor hog tar Boeoatas aay a 8-12 to
a3 Todsy in Pontise. . ' Lowest temperature preceding: 8 8.m.:
.m.{ Wind Velocity 13 m.p-h.
—— :
= = lie in Sia Pontins
.) endny i downtown) re
t epibvaoviee 38 ! temperature eoecds senna 4
ware $e #| its” ate |
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~ | Loopy: |Will Interrupt Vacation |
‘| cation for a few hours NEWPORT, R.I, ®—President
Eisenhower will interrupt his va-
next Sat-
urday to attend a Washington
reception for a group ef Ameri-
can, British and Canadian edu-
cators.
20,000 Unionists March
DETROIT (UPI) — About 20,-°
000 unionists were expected to-
day to march in the annual La-
bor Day parade down Woodward
avenue.
‘Says White House
ing useful came from it. —
- At President Eisenhower's vaca-
statement was forced from him by
the White House. . ;
* * *
The matter came up at a
Hagerty news conference. Hager-
ty was asked whether he had
seen Faubus’ remarks, and the
exchange with reporters went like
this:
Hagerty: “Oh yeah, I have
seen what Gov. Faubus says.”
: “What comment do
you have?”
_. Hagerty: “I think the only
comment I have is no commnrent. "|must accept and support @ fed- ik & ® He. said Congress has not acted
on the school -
tion controversy,
__|not a law of the land.
He quoted a 1957 federal circuit
court decision on another matter
which said a ruling was
not the law of the case under con-
— “nor the- law. of the
aed u be bctioted o pevecest
eral court: ruling, Faubus replied: |
“Abraham Lincoln disagreed
— the: Dred Scott Case. There
many people in the United),
States eae Arkansas who firmly
believe the Sfipreme Court had no
authority for its 1954 decision.
x* * *
“Many people—millions —
the Supreme Court made a law
eet in the case. Even if a law
is passed by’ the legislature to
which the people are opposed, it
is difficult to enforce.” gove
be the law of the land and there
You wouldn’t print my‘ comment would be no coeeticn of —.
ment.”
Russia, U. S. Keep Up War Threats. :
TAIPEI, Formosa (AP)—Only
light Communist shelling of Na-
tionalist China’s offshore islands
was reported today. Meanwhile,
Russia and the United States kept
up a barrage of
|
‘most of the rain ended by early
today.
Cloudy skies ranged from the
Great Lakes through New England
while clear skies covered nfbst of
the Southwest.
The only major rain area ex-
pected today was in ‘the North-
west where a Pacific disturbance
ance is expeeted to spread show- |
ers across the Rockies and into |
the Northern Plaing by tonight.
Thunderstorms occurred during:
the night near the Mexican border,
producing .32-inch of rain at Glen-
wood, N.M., and gusty winds up to
68 mp.h. at Tucson, Ariz.
*« & &
Good weather. was predicted to-
day for Chicago where the national
American Legion convention stages
ammoth parade.The 12-hour
is expected to see 50,000
marchers step smartly through the
es
Weathermen nek warmer
weather was: expected today in
the and central Rock.
.jes, Plains states and the upper
pi Valley and Great
Lakes regions.
“Cooler readings were | predicted
from Tennessee and the Ohio Val-
ley eastward, Scattered thunder-
ishowers.avere seen flor the South
Adantic Section,
i
{ Lae | s
lat the Quemoy -islands between}
came from Army Secretary Wil-
ber Brucker, who told a news con-
and Secretary of State
were
tiac, second maid of honor.
Joanne Maguire of Oxford, Jean-
nette Barclay of Armada, Dianne
Bennett of Utica, Ainta Hall of
Wa:
Ponti warnings,
With their new artillery attack |an
tin its 10th day, the Red guns
Taround Amoy fired only 366 shells
midnight and 2 p.m. This was a.
ifar cry from the record 41,000)
rounds Aug. 23. <s
x & *
The latest American word salvo
ference in Taipei recent state-
ments by President Eisenhower
Dulles
“a definjte warning.” He,
said they spoke for the people of |
|
Governor Crowns
Peach Queen Bonita
ROMEO — Gavertor G. Mennen
Williams paid his annual visit to
Rorheo last: night to crown Bonita
Brookshear of Waterford Town-
ship as queen of the 1958 Romeo
Peach Festival.
The ceremony, siaged in the
Romeo Junior High. School, also
honored the -queen’s attendants:
Patsy Carr’of Utica, first maid of,
honor and Carole Ryden .of. Pon- Others. were: Jill Trask of
Romeo, Donna Hohf of Rochester,
Wanda Stone. of Lake ‘Orion,
and _—_ Kegler of
= Quemoy Shelling Lessens the United States and the Commu-
nists should not take their words
lightly. ’
Eisenhower so far has commit-
ted the United States 7th fleet to
defend the offshore islands only. if
an attempt to take them appears
to him: to be a direct threat at
Formosa itself. But he said last
iweek that Quemoy and Matsu Is-
lands were more important to. the
defense of Formosa than they
were three years ago, and Dulles
said an attack on the islands
would be a general threat to peace
in the far east.
~* * *
The New York Times said in a
dispatch from Manila that the
Philippine foreign ministry had
learned from sources’ outside the
country that the United States will
‘defend Quemoy if Red China in-
vades. The sources yere not iden-
‘tified, and there was no confirma-
. jtion of the report.
‘In its toughest challenge to the
United States since the latest Far
East crisis began, the Communist
party mouthpiece Pravda said
Russia would give Red
“moral and material help” if
there is a clash over the offshore
islands,
* * *
The paper, whose editorials
usually carry the full- weight of
the Kremlin; accused the United
States of. preparing to intervene
in a Chinese domestic affair and
‘warned that “any aggression by
the United. States in the Far: East
would inevitably. shafpen - the
whole international situation and
lead to a spread of war.’
“Those who threaten. today to
attack the Chinese People’s Re-
public,” Pravda cautioned, ‘‘must
not forget that they also threaten
the Soviet Union because the So- Urge Labor Cleanup.
* tiees committee, said viet Union is bound to the people
of China with unbreakable bonds
of fraternal friendship and coop-/
eration, the.basis of which is their
determination to safeguard peace
among’ the peoples and repel ag-
gressors.” . . +
kK & |
Brucker, who’ wound up three
days of conferences with Presi-,
dent Chiang Kai-Shek, other Na-|
tionalist leaders and American |
military chiefs in the area, told
‘newsmen the United States in-
‘tends to supplement American
military aid to Chiang’s forces.
He stressed he was speaking on a
long-term basis, however,
“We are allies and partners in
the fight for freedom,” he said.
Brucker left this afternoon for
‘Hong Kong en route home. —
as Workers Honored
(Continued From Page One)
ment when we are able to end cor-|
ruption in the country.”
Arthur J. Goldberg, fee to
the AFL,CIO and its ethical prac-
‘where
corruption ‘exists in a union, re-
sponsiblity reats not alone with
the. leadership, but equally if |
not primarily, with the wnion
membership.” i
Addressing a Labor Day week-
end forum at Hopewell Junction,
N. Y., Goldberg said:
“Union members tend to get the
sort of leadership they deserve.|
Frankly, they ‘often get better)
leadership than their degree of par-/
#
ticipation would suggest 7. de-
serve. "
4 ~ Ho Head Plants
Motors’ Fisher Body assembly
_|Fisher Body No. 1
{assembling . Chevrolet bodies in
re omer Trucker | Rezoning Plans ‘Opposed Bitterly by 53. Residents _
GM Appoints Nordyke| INGHAM = By letter and Fisher Body Praia ag suc fo rea
General Manager _ [reac Sona poten Lawn- dale Madison streets,
- DETROIT. w—A former trim
department.trucker is the new gen-), ,
eral factory manager of Generali row night's city commission meet- ing.
. Known as the Barton-Comiskey
properties, it has already been re-
zoned to multiple family use. This
as well as commercial has
bitterly opposed.
Residents claim commercial.
zoning will be an added rah
to children attending Adams El
ementary School. They also cm
tend it will lower the market val-
ues of their homes and say there
is no need for stores there since
the area is only a few blocks
from the downtown business sec-
tion, _*
He was a sergeant of the Bin
mingham Auxiliary Police Depart-
ment and for 14 years had: been
associated with Potter Moving and , plants in Michigan.
Ralph R, ae manager of|
-at Flint, was
named to the post in a series of
staff. promotions announced by
General Motors on the weekend. _
x & *&
- As genera] factory manager,
Nordyke succeeds Carl W. Moyer.
Moyer ‘has been named general
factory manager of Fisher plants Brown Jr. of Brighton and Betsy
and Nancy, ‘both-at honfe; two
sons, Neal and Alan, both at home;
three sisters and a_ brother. .
* * *
- GUY E.. SCOTT |
Service tor Guy E. Scott, 63, of
548 E. Lincoln Ave., will be held
at 10 a-m. Wednesday at the Man- e%
the eastern United States.
Nordyke, a " resident of Bir-
mingham and a GM man for 25
"years, will have charge of Fisher
Fleetwood and plant No. 21 in
Detroit, plant No. 1 in Flint, and
the Pontiac and Lansing Fisher
Raymond O. Doss of Flint, -as-
sistant to Nordyke, was moved up|¥¢
to manager of the Flint Fisher
Body plant.
Robert H, Gatham, manager of The property owners claim the
proximity of the nee speed busy
made
pas] residential
purposes, They maintain the only
way they can realize their full val-
ue from the land is on ‘com-
mercial zoning.
Norman Wolfe, cnctetsine school
superintendent, has been notified
by the State Highway Commission,
that local ordinances will have to Pontiac.
’ Mr. Scott died pics ut te
Bloomfield Hospital following a
long illness.
He was with the plant protection
division of the Ford Motor Com-
pany for gp years.
Surviving are his wife, Eliza-
beth.
Wife Threw Baby
He had served as general secre-|Division with .at}be put into operation to enforce
tary of the Division of Christian|Warren, Mich. At Mansfield; he is|the new school bus ruling. at Hi Sa Mat
Education, Board of . Homejsucceeded by Edward H. Goebel,} Wolfe will go before ° ruling Im, yS ate
Missions of the Congregational senior staff assistant in the Detroit) bodies in the communities which
Church, = He was born|master mechanics section, . make up the Birmingham School DETROIT wf — Mrs, econce
jin Springfield, “Il t Dillard, 26, was held by
Police Indicate Link ? ; ~e ate oe el ee een eae
With Mafia Service othe ube lnw requiring trattic ap-|° Police arrested the woman after
(Continued From Page One) |Ptoaching a halted bus from either her husband, Temy, $4. tld them
prevails up to the time of the raids.| “ection to stop goes into effect] she threw the coli at him argument.
Police said he to told them the in-
‘fant bounced off the steps into his
arms. The baby was treated fo
€, oR Hatnad Ave. wit be bee
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Ojen Friday Evenings Closed Wednesday Afternoons Request Taxicab Probe
DETROIT (UPID—A group of
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tors to investigate Teamsters
Taxicab Local 902 in Detroit.
_ ATTENTION
PONTIAC MOTOR DIVISION The UAW- CIO strike against Pontiac Motor Division. .
has ended. Accordingly, all employes of plants and
departments listed below,. unless otherwise notified,: °
report on their.regular shift eo follows:
Tuesday, September 2, 1958
Press Metal Plonts No. 14 and No. 15
Plating Plant No. 2
Axle Plant No. 10 ,
Differential Plant No. 5
Heat Treat
DA Gun Plant
Service Parts Warehouse
All Plant Engineering, and
Departments: 331, 332, 327, 316, 831, 832, 346, 347, 345,
350, 344, 348, 349, 797, 894, 342, 142,
DAN, 352, 730, 315.
See
Wednesday, Sep September 3, 1958
Foundry #6
; Engine Plant #9
Plante: #8 and #16 (Car Assembly)
All previous recall instructions are cancelled. Employes wil be
Notified at a hater dete when ¢ to repent for work. i
& -
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- ports said several arrests had been|
xn _THE PONTTAC PRESS, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER wy 1058
‘British Nésiie bicwengi
“en Center.of Terrorists
NICOSIA (UPT) — One
lage of Morphou’ in Prk
Firecracker” to clean up an EOKA|;
here sa gang, repent reaching
British ‘dice seal’ ho: com.)
~ munigue on the action, but the re-
made. The town, 20 miles west of
here, was placed under curfew| was while troops conducted a house tol’ house gearch for terrorists. $500 Burglaized option FFOM Orion Bar | van Toa Critical,
Actress Wins Divorce _
LOs ANGELES @—Actress Di-
_. }ane Varsi divorced her husband on
idlael osetia is tc war
1132 S. Lapeer Rd., between 2:45
a.m. and 7 a.m.,,escaping with a testimony - that he criticized her
“whole way of life.” :
The actress, 20, told Superior|IE
~ Court. that hier husband, John
Dickson, 28, “criticized everything
I did and tried to force me to
make changes that were im
sere oe ia caaras ag. cqnialoieg” SLT
reported.
* ae
There was no sign of forced
Everyday Lew Price >
‘New! DOMINO FILTER TIP ~
CIGARETTES. ae $2.50
me -*! a 2. ee
‘FIRS sebco coos, te
08 N. Sagincw —Me loot
{|Rhea Warner receiye 50 per. cent
of the estate and that 12% peri— reportedly in change. The owner
wgekend, .
Half of Wert’ Fortune
Will Go to His Widow
in’ Superior Court, directed . that
cent each go to his two daughters,
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ATHENS — The rose has been
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16x20 20x20 -
16x25 20x25
15x20 10x20
TUES. @ WED. ONLY! Genuine
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at a = — hare 29
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OFFICE OF EDUCATION
16.2% i 2.5%
RECREATION, .
ENTERTAINMENT,| OTHERS
“Back to School
Many Students Use Installment Plans
Most high school ‘ udends who
want to go on to college are
_|iaced with: one major. hurdle:
“How am I going to pay for it?”
| With college expenses runing so
high — and likely to go higher
— more and more of them are
turning -to that old American
standby — the “easy payment”
plan, is some cases this means “es
now ‘and pay later.” In othérs
it's “Pay now. and go later.”
Bankers and educators have .been
getting together during the past].
few years to work. out the most
practical of both systems.
A .survey by the American
Bankers Assn, .indicates that a stitution pays abuat cn per
year for his education, and a
student in a private college pays
upwards of $2,700. ;
Another survey, made by the
government, indicates a range of
from $1,500 to $2,000 a year:
Whichever ‘survey ” believe,
it's a healthy hunk of money,
particularly for those in the lower |j
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many respects and cheap, but the
soil was worn out and infertile.
Secretary of Agriculture James
Wilson blew up. ‘Anyone can
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GREAT NECKS—The long and
short of the’London Zoo giraffe
| situation is taken care of as
John pose for a family photo.
The new baby, valued at $2,800,
was on' public display for the
first time recently.
y Fun to Get a Haircut:
HASTINGS (?—Hastings * chil-
dren don’t mind going to Pete
Bachelder’s barbershop. Among
the pets Bachelder has for them
to play with are a fox, a deodor-
ized skunk, three horned owls, a
flying squirrel and a hamster.
St. Clair River Drops
ST, CLAIR #—The Port Huron
Coast Guard reports that the St.
Clair River water level fell about
a foot Saturday, but abruptly re-
turned to normal after falling for ‘| and short term loans are prov-
{has been granting a income brackets.
Scholarships, part-time jobs
ing inadequate to meet the col-
who have completed|!
their freshman year in -
a a er 2
A different sort of plan is the
Club
College Club accounts are
the student with a
by the Union ‘National Bank of
Charlotte, N. C., and Queens|
College, a, local school for girls.
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‘The contract. there is a true
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effect, or under consideration, in
ja number of other states and
locatities. A high school student
who faces rough financial going
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badmen’s cemetery, Boot Hill.
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Ten-year-olds Jerry Williams,
they got started with a blue joy
that forgot to go south for the
winter. Now there are-crosses for
15 birds, two rats, one hamster
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Wad Recta”? EES spi = Boy, 14, Dies Trying’ to. Protect Fomi Agents’ Wishes .
HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Reneens
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shopping district today, then es-
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The serviceman wis in a Potiee! shots rang out. 7
He died soon after being admft-|
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Personality in Posture
LOS ANGELES . (AP)—Posture
—good and is essentially an
expression of Personality, says
\Dr, Eleanor Metheny, ‘Your’ ha-
bitual posture seems comfortable
because it expresse ho Pies ar
r oO feel.” Dr. Metheny, prof
niver- physical educatiin at the
'Iisity of Southern California,’ was
quoted in a university news re- ABANDA, Ala:
don’t shoot my mom,” pleaded ( AP) ‘Please
tallthe husky farm Jad, holding. his
mother in his arms,
Gordon _ Crenshaw _ of-;, Wadley,
who would have eaten home-made
cake for his 14th birthday a few
thours. later. yesterday, protected
hig--sickness-weakened family for
the, ast time. °
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Mré: Claude Crenshaw, 40, sho
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and still carryitg his mother, his|?
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and pistol fire illuminated the pre-|
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Young Gordon was killed by a
in the. back, was paralyzed below}:
20-| 2
year-old sweetheart of the, attack-| 7 |
fer, was shot five times .in_ the ' condition, in a oiaittel,” Three
other Crenshaw brothers, all older
than 'Gordon, could dq nothing to
crippled and the other is blind.
Sheriff J. B. Abney said. Madi-
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hgurs, after the shooting.
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i Hospital tal Load i in Michigan
~ Reaches All-Time High —
sai den ba ie slide dibivas silat ae
iy Micied eel ee ee eee oe ee
te alam. senehes = alliage a
all-time in 1954 " : fe story. re wrodn 2 of 19,852 pa- <. "iehigns’s volunthky. heapltate
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crease of 3,699 over time hosp:
"Activities 1 in. City v Poutac crease 469 oe Peetng ing fen ples read __ Riese statiefag wire somes 4. A total of 63 per cent of
E. BLS. aries See pom f Labor Lay in 1968 finds Pontiac | attract widespread attention. No- hers te Sod ge! ane rine eenn vss
the focal point of many unexpected one can control the general png «oe gore prone stnoad LA teat Wx tes tictterm
~ market, but Pontiac officials are general hospital. - developments, some of whieh have ™
6. Patients in Michigan’s non-
i Yan
il ay ie ago ene k
if
“steam “power wen Whigils pinkam Sock come slight
misgivings, as “many people now are rid-
er poet are was feared that. the work
horse might find a competitor in the °
threshing engine, and a
story bold of a of a Waterford Township farm- ‘once spoken. It all happened at
_ that-extraordinary hearing before
the entire Supreme Court of - the
United States last Thursday when-
the justice asked the Little Rock
school board’s attorney a question.
» Here is exactly how it appears now
in the stenographic record:
“Justice Frankfurter: Mr. But- some novel thoughts.expressed by
Justice Frankfurter which are
perhaps more significant than if
the above sentence had been care-
fully edited afterwards.
When Justice Frankfarter .-re-
fers to “twe decisions,” he has
in mind the one rendered by the
oe ee ee
basis for the: wapreme —-
decision.
There ts, cist bibes bowl, 0
explicit provision, known as the -
Tenth 3
the Constitution itself are re-
. served to the states. Education
By JAMES J. METCALFE
Raber Day remiets ts of .
* been claiming attention. all over the confident that they will garner hospitals. oe their share’ of the business, ‘The ratie of inieptial’ edmtenions weet general Rosotiale nigh ay
We're “in the news.” whatever it- is, | Tee to ‘population in Michigan ontan 1957 than it cost to care for them.
_ And some of it, hurts. _ No one can ask more. A et rata wee A
"Let's face the facts squarely. 2 a FS ee Soluamk ay a eee eee T froin moe-pratt ooptals for
ee BOR By Mabor Day sete 8 abs beautiful, In 1957 the rate. of admissions the last year Was SESS St while
aus net aed’ come B00, , the city. and tere 1s comfort and. vor Tonneand, porelations ARADO "as aN ses: _workers most of last week. Evéry- faisgh ly x hpoy re, OF build- - ” Hind. the rati cf acesiesiel to Pop. Smiles ee
one’s happy they can resume work. will no ‘complete and the ~ ulation remained constant, 25 : oe
tomorrow morning. It’s almost _ doors opened until 1959. However, ed Sina Se aed ae ee ee ee ck ak
traditional that “no one gains by it's a reality in 1958. | ; ES rather than the one million report- _ te words wet conten to saying ’ il ‘ad : ed. it flowers. ionasee
: star sede Uhed ins * * * - whe quéationsatres showed that” oo ag i NS es
the nity't Aerial There may have been brighter over the 12-year period, the num- if you're complaining about
ae entire . : Labor Days, but the current one’ ber of admissions climbed 69 wer - the heat sight now, think what Our strike was" anton - wide = and from 1956 to 1967, ever it’s going to cost you come win- — is much, much better than ’many 2 per cent, ter. : eee a. * wl we recall and there is nothing pee . The report disclosed that during oo * me
eee ‘basically or inherent wrong. te # - da 1957, the n _ We: take off our hats to good
oS - Also, we have just received a@ver- §mall ripples on a = ben. pine Ly : Ne Oo La ne for the Do-It-Yourself Addict el os nae 417 ‘patients pee 510 ‘old summer, and most of us leave
Get in the Sutexsesaen hospital little figure in the end. | . as Repere Mien ee ee ga
an tay ei vibe 0h 8 ay. David Lawrence faye: - adelante tad wae age een at ; 4 caring for pa ;
Peay ew ow we oats ot MeeMan AbiutTom = Court Is Disr wrdin Co tit CON Fee cote fore oat : Ss : ;
_ speeding it up. The doctor is barred Chan: ging Tics 1S esa ‘2 ns ] u samt ven ene ilo ots cay tee wiat_jo
os Pom tity “Pting st ee ee =f i The Pontiac Pa rs Goofed WASHINGTON — ~~ Those critics ler, why aren't the two decisions "1985, in which the court when _In a break down, — —— padi oot ee
: So th pe have been inclined to be of this court, the first one which gesdgregation to take effect ee T° ew stones Ginlte tltew
[ae me on eir Predictions captions about ‘Preddent peel laid - => P sscapiensored ni. “with all deliberate speed.” acute, short-term cases, spent an who was born poor and found
ee s eae it occasional dis- ™ously felt compelled to agree ~ Justice Frankfurter, in referring average of $30.27 a day, which was his own way to get over it.
| tom & Labor Day: A holiday when — of some of UPR. and the second opinion rec- to the second ¢ un- $3.46 more than the average daily * * * Cs i. “labor gets the recognition it so ne eo ognizing that this was a change of ' derstandingly of the recognition by °St of $26.81 for the rest of the — Lots of golfers who take the Be if We ER richly deserves. - his -copampglg what had been supposed to be the the court of the, pevblene raised raja ice ig long sere ‘game sextoosly are still cutups
a Ges talking off-the- -provisions of the Constitution, and during the ong the fairway.
thr ; A perusal of the Pontiac Weekly Post cuff at press. recognizing that and the kind-of segregation to-non-segregation. But “= $213 x * *
tracted and we hope the end is here. and Weekly Gazette of 60 odd “ conferencés life that had been built under the it is strange to hear him say that i 1 : Many a new father hands out
‘a ao shows that be years ago . ~=had better take contrary conception said, as equity “this was a changé of what had * * & cigars and then walks floor ' . é ows that our city. was “a national lead- a look at one of ‘has also said, you. must make been supposed to b& the provisions Other statistics. released by the half the night smoking one.
aie aa er in the manufacture of vehicles.” A the impromptu appropriate accommodation to the of the Constitution.” Michigan Hospital Association are: ti *® *&
“oe . lengthy story about Pontiac’s leading in- comments made specific circumstances of the situa- So 1, The cost of providing a-pa- ~ {ff in conversation you'll say only
_ « Commandec dustry copcludes with, “The future of the” last week by the tion instead of having a procrus- tient day of care climbed 173 Per the things of importance you'll : | egumtry horse and buggy never seemed brighter.” erudite Justice tean ‘bed where everybody's legs . The layman will wonder how any cent between 1946 and 1957 — from save a lot of breath, ee . . They : eae —_ Felix Frank- are cut off or stretched to fit the have _ an average of $11.10 a patient. day * ¢ *%
ee ee “Flage is a mere experiment, and neve _SAWRENCE a ae to decile ht eles tae posrgh weber wodidenly Stat ees Os” _ Mfougnow at the Harv: Law an the loc = The 1957 payroll for all Mich- —_are on neighbor's car? The tg will beocme lar bec plainly written there is disregarded pa. your ney y
a | our : g. tir +, t ” se
5 Re ambition. seems to be frightening our _ The justice was under the same . ae * “schools” is a Weurticnth Zo Ten. lockers in-a southern golf
o shuffle cap as President Eisenhower. _ Despi syntax, there are - ,vendment which formed the Portraits club were destroyed
© oe *’ $e
- ‘Thus, Labor Day-in 1958 finds our
community battered a bit and stag-
gering just slightly, but we have tre-
- ‘Mmendous recouperative powers and.
) — like these can’t
a fine auto- ‘are building
ane 7 the 1959 line is.
| wesley. ‘sensational. The cars
—
“Wen it comes to. ultimate a
absolute knowledge, you don’t know
you're living#’ ‘says a tnetaphysicist.
Maybe not, but we feel practically
certain we're living, as we don’t be-
lieve it would cost us anything like
- ‘what we're paying. just to =—
we're living.
“Man is iho the world sci
ling and he goes through it discon-
tented,” says a Boston Globe editorial
writer. And yet man leaves the world
with considerable feluctance. It
seems he’s a glutton for punishment. SEE
6 “SUMMER is four and one-half days
longer than winter,” says an astrono-
~mer.. This is doubtless due to the
fact that heat causes expansign.
ee — a re
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But in summing up that experiment it
was asserted that “These engines are too
noisy and jerky, and the sparks set fire
to the grain and buildings. Horses in.
an adj pasture were frightened at
first, but later just looked over the fence
and laughed.”
Sa
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' Angus Carmody
- et Déigan Viaina. £5 dace irenith the
sunrise and crows at sundown. The other
chickens in. the flock regard him disdain-
fully when he starts his evening serenade,
and then chase him around so much that
he has difficulty in emitting a full crow.
“Don't get too enthusiastic about the
hot weather being at an end,” phones
Abe MacCormack
of Birmingham, who says when he’ was
‘a Michigan farmer 60 years ago the hot-
test. weather of the year was when he was
cutting corn late in. September.
Caster bean leaves over two feet in
diameter are growing on plants in the
garden of
Mrs. Ann Kuhlenteldt
in Huron Gardens. Some of: the plants
are seven feet tall.
“My sunflowers do not grow very tall,”
phones
Orson McLellan
of Rochester, but they have big blos-
-soms. By picking off all flower buds ex-
cept the one at the top, all of the plant’s
energy goes to that one flower; ‘and Mr.
McLellan has some blossoms 16 inches in
diameter.
Gladioli plants seven feet tall and with
40 blossomsor buds: are from the gar-
den of
: Harris Cookson |
of Keego Harbor, who has them in over
a dozen colors.
mae a tn
Verbal ( Orchids to- _
Mr. and Mrs. Gust Bornak
of 380 South ars Boulevard; ‘golden wide! ding. ay
Garfield. Séott | ve
of Bloomfield Hills; eighty-second birt
| day.
James McMaster
* ot Lake Orion eighty-first birthday.
Mrs. Nora Fietcher
of Walled Lake; eighty-fourth birthday.
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_DR. BRADY
BTA es Dr. William Brady Says:
It’s
“1 wish you would tell in your
column why so many doctors add ©
phenobarbital] to their préscrip--
tions, apparently without regard
that the patient
won't worry about
what ails him or
her? Many of
these patients
complain about
how .. dopey — or
sleepy thy feel
all the time, when
they come in for a refill. Maybe
I’m wrong, but it doesn't’ seem
to make sense. (I. S.)”
In some circumstances a bar-
bituate is necessary and helpful,
but even so, it is wrong, I think,
for the physician to let the patient
know just what the medicine is, if .
he or she can help it. The physician
help it easily enough, by dispens-
ing the medicine. himself.
JUST PAIN-KILLER?
The pharmacist (1. S.) wonders
whether physicians «add the bar-
bituate to dall perception of pain
or ache, and so keep the patient
from worrying about what ails
him.
I am afraid that is precisely
why so many physicians prescribe
The Country Parson
WE gu5
If it
\ > Doctor’s Job to Find
Cause of Nervousness
oF dispense so —_ isechdbarate
Some of the effects of habitual
use of barbital, phenobarbital, -
amytal aré lowered morale, men-
. tal depression, anxiety or fear neu-
soe and lowered physical effi-
Pronounced effects are
pommel loss of judgment, loss of memory, ideas of persecution or
vertigo (dizziness), double vision,
loss of appetite, nausea and very
slow heartbeat.
* * *
‘The addict may take an over-
dose of the barbiturate if he or
she has a. supply of the drug at
hand. Unquestionably some fatali-
ties oecur because the addict mo-
mentarily comes out of drugged
sleep and without knowing what
_ he is doing takes still another dose
—enough to fifiish him off.
WHAT TO DO?
Well, then, what's a person to
do for a very nervous state?
That's éasily answered—consult
a physician.
And I don’t mean a merchant
of medicine. | mean a physician
who studies the patient to find
out what makes him “nervous”
telligent, p ps treat the cause.
4 physical. ailmen'
and, if the patient is fairly in- / has always been supposed to be_
ae -6t Oe, Pome seermees.-
the states.”
' Justice ‘Frankfurter conceded
that ‘you must make appropriate
accommodation to the specific
- circumstanees of -the situation,”
and then went on to contend that
these two decisions of the Supreme pared .
. «/» Let us be grateful on this day
. » «For all the hands that toil .
Especially as they protect... The * *
Even by means of our sorrows
Court have become “‘a national ‘freedom of our soil. we belong to the eternal plan.
policy.” : (Copyright, 1958) —« Wilhelm von Humboldt,
- Case Records of a , Paychologist:
Warns Against. Loss of Freedom
Labor—a% on a chain gang—
avails us little. For we must
have freedom in ordtr to enjoy
the fruits of our toil, And such
freedom is inexorably being.
gobbled up by*our rising taxes
and centrdlized ‘government,
Atomic power and new inven-
tions are not lowering tazes, $0
don’t think scientific advances .
are giving us/more freedom. -
Discuss this case in your club :
meetings!
By DR, GEORGE Ww. CRANE
Case Z-307: Earlier this -year the
General Assembly of South Caro-
lina graciously invited me to ad-
dress its joint session on the topic,
“A Realistic View of Education.”
a. a ee 2
Therein I mentioned that it is
time to take the “‘halo’’ off educa-
to. the stark reali-
front us: more
@ acutely with each
@ coming year.
For school pop-
ulations are zoom-
ing. . College~ en-
rollments are pre-
dicted to double’
by 1970 — just 12
“DR, GRANE years hence!
Taxes ate constantly rising until
people are already grumbling.
At the present rate of tax in-
creases, says former U: S, -Con-
gressman Samuel B. Pettengill, 50
per cent of a farmer’s crops will
be. taken for taxés in 1980, ~
; a
Likewise, 50 per cent of a min-
er’s coal and oil well’s output will o:
go for taxes, as well‘as 50 per cent but also a lot of our : Of & chrpester’s eatnngs and a FP * tion and face up _
ties that will con- | confiscates the earnings there-
from?
HEED MONTESQUIEU
“A nation may lose its ‘liberties
in a day,”’ warned the French
‘philosopher Montesquieu, Marid not
miss them for a century.”
Then, alas, it may be too late
to wake up and reverse the inex-
‘orable advance of socialism.
x * *.
While we aye fretting about los-
dng control of the skies to Russia,
we better get hep to the serious
fact that we are also losing. con-
trol of our land and factories ‘and
‘other supposedly inalienable rights,
all due to the onward‘ encroach-
ment of taxes and centralized gov-
ernment!
Please remember that modern
invention and the benefits ‘of
atom power are not lowering our
taxes at all! Instead, taxes are
rising, Poe
We may soon heat our homes
with atomic fuel and drive our
automobiles, by the same source of ;
be veritable, energy, yet still
slaves to the state!
So don’t fall into the restful be-
lief that ‘‘God’s in His Heavens;
all’s right with the world.” |
All is definitely not right with
the world! And it requires
‘horse sense” plus frugal sacri-
tices to make this world better.
Our free public education, for
example, is a late luxury/in the
history of ' ‘mankind on oe planet.’
Jie &
) And it is entirely. possible that -\
‘only some of our free we may ‘need to curtail
our doubled college enrollments
without any new buildings, just by
Tunning a second educational shift,
to begin about 3 p.m., and com
tinue till possibly 9 or 10 p.m,
If necessary, we could run a
second shift in grade and high
schools, too, In fact, In Chicago
we have had some 27,000 young-
sters on. the double shift this
very year of 1958.
Present college faculties are also
entirely ample to handle a dou-
bling of total college. enrollments *
f ==
ratio from the present.12:1 to the
or high ‘school standard of
24:1,
* * “£: .
Children used to walk to school,
aften as far as two or three miles
to and fro. Now buses pick them
up in their front yard! .
It may be necessary ultimately |
for kids to walk a mile to a
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‘Caughill implies the table-setting for the outing at
their home on: Dover road today.
he camping trip is in et offing or Mr, and Mrs.
H..J, Seney and, family. of Canterbury drive, and it’s
one.of their favorite activities. Fre rom m left to right are.
wo. a
_ Mrs. Seney who holds their baby Jimmy, Janice, 6;
Gayle, 8; Sharon, 9; Lynn, 12; and Mr, Seney, who
-has been checking their equipment.
Personal Interest News in Area Mr. and Mrs. R. D, Baker
summer home of Mr. and Mrs.
Nell. Townsend of Ferndale.
: x *
“Among the picnickers are
’ the Bashores’ son-in-law. and
daughter, Mr, and Mrs, Gerald
Shirley, and their
is an
ey’s: vieve Shirley of “Miami road,
and Mr, and Mrs, Harry Ba- .
shore of Dixie Highway,
1 < *- % :
Mr, dnd Mrs. Glenn. Gil-
lespie of Cherokee road have
been spending the Labor Day
weekend. visiting their daugh-
ter, Dr. Eleanor Gillespie of
Sturgis. ‘ a
Virginia Haroutunian of Fer-
ry avenue left for New ‘York
City Thursday morning to at-
tend the 25th annivérsary of
the Armenian Youth Olympics
during the holiday weekend.
‘While in the city she will
attend several Broadway mu-
sicals, Upon her return she
will reside in Ann Arbor sand
teach music’ at Belleville High
School, Belleville.
* *
Rachel McKibben and Ida M.
Ross of West End avenue have
returned to their home after
spending four days with Miss
McKibben’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs, P. W. McKibben a Or-
land; Ind; ~
with . them was
Miss McKibben’s , sister, Mrs.
- Beatrice “Harmon of Angola,
also will be a guest |
a cen and
tet Paul Metbbens of.
children, ~
Kim and Ricky, of Waterloo, |
-mingham. - * treasuer of Sigma Kappa so-
‘rority, She is the daughter’ of
—-Mrs.Isabel Selden of Genesee
avenue,
x * *
Home today after attending
a special program for parents
=p the U.S. Naval Academy,
Annapolis, are -Mr, and Mrs.
Cameron H. Clark and their
son, Charles.
Their son, Midshipman Rob-
ert Lee McDonald, was one of
four students chosen ta per-
form in a fencing demonstra-
tion as part of the athletic
- program at McDonough, Hall
The Clarks extended their tour
and visited the northeastern
states and Cape Gu: unre
returning home ,
* * *
Mr, and Mrs, Harry Pearce _
ot G&rland avenue have _re-
- turned to their home from-
anniversary celebration of Mrs.
Pearce’s brother and sister-
inlaw, Mr. and Mrs.—tLeigh
Hough. The Houghs were hon-
ored with several parties and
an wen house.
* * *.
Former Pontiac residents,
Dr, and Mrs, Roy Fisher, are
here from Texas visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Vern Markley of Bir-
x *
En_ route home . from Switz-
‘erland aboard the S.S, Groote
. Beer is. Marcia J. Smith,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Mar-
shall E, Smith of Elizabeth
Lake road, who spent two
months abroad under the aus-
pices of The Experiment in In- _
ternational Living.
a oo os
Judith Newberg ‘of Bloom-
field Hills is among students
enteripg Mount ings om Col-
ot o
BBs ger Belg tens Ho Sally. fy . Jo, Aug. 29'at Pontiac General
Hospital Grasdparents of ae 0 baby are. Mr. and Mrs, Mvfiliarn Viands of Ferry avenue, Vir-
a a ea | ees
date, Mp: dei on
< noe” was born Aug, 27 at St. Jo
seph’s Mercy Hospital, to Mr.
and Mrs, David H. Manigold
(nee Patricia Ann- Yeiser) of
Independence drive...
The. infant’s grandparents —
are Mr, and Mrs, Bryan Mani-
gold of Harrison and’ Mr, and
Mrs.’ W, T. Yeiser of Oweng-
boro, Ky.
* * *
Receiving congratulations on
the birth of a son, Carl Ed-
ward, Aug. 19 at St. Joseph's
Mercy Hospital, are Mr, and
Mrs, Carl Rose of Fairport.
street,
Grandparents of the child are Mrs, Edward Ervin of La- - fom cal secretary;
at Sylvan Glen on Sept. 18. Salle street and Mr, and Mrs.
Leon Rose of North Cass Lake i: :
Officers Named
by Golf Leagtie
group
ters, vice president; Mrs. Jack
and Mrs.
William. Bennett, treasurer. -
The final party will be held . ag
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Dear Abbie ... | . tesa tf : uke : Medical Grou | Jumper Popular
ll Where there’s LIFE there's ‘called on us’ every Sunday was this retired Army officer's HOP al gel | ane Can't Fe Ele hant With Pe shooter | |fame tot | Meroe ak aze ep an mm a Feasnoo er Annual Tea Ag nein 5. pit ’ for the younger set.
By ABIGAIL VAN aumasi plainly that your ‘Sundays are-|~ some money and the -thest _ the right answers than your The Womens Auxiliary tothe | The loosely-belted low waist- |
3 “DEAR. ABBY: There is a | Spoken for. If they get mad and j thing she does when she meets bartender. Oakland County Medical So- line -- a mere band below the
couple who have’ gotten to be | neVer-speak’to you again; you |' a man is tell him about her | ~ «” & * ciety. will-hold the annual mem- | hipbone, or an under-the-bust
roe spears COWIE Such pests-every Sunday (we | are bony's to lose them. securities,’ holdings and prop- For a personal reply, write | bership tea Sept. 17 at the | trim on Empire lines mark
; live neartheir church unfor- bl ind erty. Her last two husbands | to ABBY in care of The Pon- | home of Mrs, Ralph Fox in | the wide range of the waist: |
‘ ph Upholstery nately) that “DEAR. ABBY: Your letter | took her for a good-ride: How | tiac Press, Enclose a self | Bloomfield Hills. | line ‘in this youthful style. And |
, -. I hate my- about theJittle boy named Jim- can a daughter advise her own -| addressed, stamped envelope. Tea chairman for the 2 to | the jumper can be worn
! | 28.¥ts. of Practical Experience ‘ self ‘for ‘not my wW his wagon and trie | mother not to rush into a ko o*® ~ | 4:30 event is Mrs, Alexander | out blouse for late day
| 2 §. Telegraph FE 4-2857 | . being able to cycle over~by the retired | fourth marriage?” If you want a collection of | Budd, Her committee includes night. — ae,
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; better. We me. You said this was a pretty | DEAR WORRIED: You'd |, in one book, ask your book | Frank Prather, Mrs. James
: don't like to severe way to teach a boy a | think that after three strikes, “dealer to get “DEAR ABBY” McConkie, Mrs, R. Hamilton ‘
* hurt people's About six years ago we | Mom would give up the game. = White and Mrs. John Norup.
; feelings, 80 ‘lived in an apartment house | A mother is not inclined to take 3
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‘Ban d B b basement. We have to be quiet fell, breaking her back. She is sidered ‘eligible’?” so . : oe :
eau oO like two: criminals in our own | now paralyzed from the waist ie gi JUST ASKING tinas ja
‘I Dare to be different in an || ®me.so as not to be imposed- |~-down and will-be‘confined toa}. : mounting , Re
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PA EY So = until I either cooked them din- JUST WCDERING | HOPE, Dp: ano" 1
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problem. It concluded that inter-faith marriage is’ a_perilous 30 per cent of Catholics who
they’d-probably get if he consulted |{#!th.”
Both Pastors and Priests Wary of. Mixed Mariages ‘om by turning cigs from religion Biblical
7 more than 400 couples who had (study revealed that in families
When a Protestant boy falls in’. A Catholic bishops’ committee seit # pats age eral
interviewed Sitlaied in the: children. A YMCA
where both parents were Catholic, :
92 per cent of their sons also were Auction Bucks
of them likes to be fold that an(conducted @ 10-fear survey: of waa He found that one-tourth of them practicing Catholics. Wheré both]. at All no Po rl ee ie ra parents were Protestants, 68 per
agmartar we the advi non-Catholics are “Jost to the| another fourth had not attended con Se eae See by oot penctiong - t's precisely the advice ae i 8 year. Protestants. But in “mixed” fami-
| jhis Pane and she, consulted her A Methodist sociologist, Prof. This tendency to sitiip the “eine
‘Murry °H. ._ loiter of Garrett ‘subject’ under the rug also is Miracle Mile
lies, only 34.per cent of the sons Start Saving
were eens * members of either
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used marriages” are increas-
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‘Ste Equestrians
‘\Picked to Train
for Pan Games | COLORADO - SPRINGS, Colo,
(AP)'— The Olympic Equestrian
Committee Sunday night selected
six riders to train for the Pan- Tigers in:
Me ete k ok * eas.
__ Tigers 3-0 yesterday in — t L
was the second shutout of Rotrolt ;
produced Chicago.
. off Bunning in the first. A hit
- Busing (L, 9-10) 8 8
_ A-11,632 ~ Wynn Pitches,
- 7 Ui Shufout
fo Win Series Doubleheader With: A’s
Features Morning and
Afternoon Games —
KANSAS CITY ~The Detroit
-“Migers today were fighting to re-
“claim some respect in the town
where they have received the least
of it this season.
. A Labor Day doubleheader with
oid Kansas City Athletics — a
e fol by “a ‘morning game _ followed ‘ lunch break and thee an after-
noon game — was the booking.
The Tigers Game here to their
“hex city” — they*had won only
one game in KC against seven
défeats before today — with the
morale handicap of, the. Chicago
White Sox series loss, .
Behind the two-hit pitching of Farly Wynn, the Sox beat. the
the odd game of the series.
of the series..
Only injured Harvey Kuenn, as|
a pinch-hitter in the ninth inning,
and Johnny Groth, his relief man).
in center field, were able to con-
nect safely off Wynn. Each got
a | single, Groth in the third koning. &
* * *
The loss, another he didn’t de-
serve, was Jim Bunning’s, his
Three singles and a sacrifice
two- rans
batsman, a stolen base and an-
other single got the third White |
Sox run in the third.
Allowing eight hits in eight
innings, Bunning failed again in
an effort to pitch his first com-
plete game since his any 20 no-
hitter" at Bogen. ?
Kuenn’s ‘ sifigle, — an “inflield
scratch, enabled him to. keep pesi-
tion in his race with Pete Runnels
of Boston for the American League
batting leadership. Runnels, the
leader, has a .328 average against
Harvey's .323- nn has been
Onty,one Tiger sick insta:
plntygne Tier wot hurled the
__ 36th shutout of his career.
‘os . af Utility Man?
. «| He Plays All Positions which he hélped his own |
with his second home ‘run
season.
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State- Publinx Champion Mike)
Andonian of Pontiac broke the!
course record yesterday as he won
the National Serbian Golf Tourna-
ment with 10 birdies and 15 one-
putt greens for a 9-under par 64
at Whitnak Park in Milwaukee,
Wis.
~ ©
Chuck Oecertel of Pontiac was
” purchased from Louisville of the
American Association “by the
Baltimore Orioles. the parent
club. Ocertel’s average is .317
including five homers. and 50
runs batted in.’ .
Ay * * *
The San Francisco 49ers an-
nounced the trade of six-year pro
veteran Bobby Cross to the Chi-
-cago Cardinals for an undisclosed
draft choice.
x * *
Mechanic Don Miller, 22, and
owner Don Schisler, 24, both of
Detroit were badly burned when
a. car driven by Derrell Deron-
ger burst into flames _.while
being regassed in the pits of
Lakewood Pynedoray in Attents,
_ Re ;
* * oe
_, Pittsburgh ‘Pie were |
|Oosterbaan embarked on his lith
‘} second, [Largest Squads Report at U, of M.,.MSU and U. of D.
- By BRUNO L. KEARNS
Sports Editor, Pontiac Press
Labor Day means the start of
football én the Michigan college
scene, and. most. every collegiaje
team in the state. is spending this)
holiday with two laboring work-
‘jouts, :
Since Saturday the téms have
been going through physicals tak-
ing pictures and. drawing equip-
ment,
The three largest ‘enuite to-
day ‘were at the University of
Michigan where 77 players re-
ported, followed by 75 at Mich.
igan State and 72 at the Univer.
sity of Detroit.
The squads ~at ‘Hillsdale, Cen-
tral Michigan, Eastern Michigan,
Western Michigan and otber small-
er schools all reported today with
numbers running between $ and 65
players, .
1 ae ee 4
“At Ann Arbor, ‘coach ‘Bennie season as the Wolverines started
drills for their 78th campaign. Big
task was the repair work neeced,in
the middle of line, between tackle
and tackle where sophomores will
be expected to play a big part.
To help the situation, fullback
letterman Jim Byers has been
moved to center position where
he will be backed up by Dick
Syring, Bay City sophomore.
With ex-Marine Bon’ Deskins at
235-pounds, and Jerry Marciniak at
225 at the guards and 240 pound
Willie Smith a tackle, the Wolver-
ines could have ene-of the weight:
iest lines in<its history. . :
* * *
Fullback John Herrnstein and) .
ends Gary Prahst and Walt John-
son are the arog points of the
Michigan camp. A local product,
Johnny Walker of Walled Lake, is
Herrnstein’s closest competitor.
Coach Duffy Daugherty at Michi-
gan State can do something most Labor Day for a able to do. He can list his starting
ilineyp with veterans right now.
Of: course from now until the
season opener any of the veterans
could be pushed out .by some pro-
. |spective sophomore. —
The fullback .slot -was solid
until Blanche Martin ‘suffered a
knee injury in the spring game
and he’ is now unable’ to to play
football.
‘Don Arend and Bob , Bercich are
back and working at~ fullback,
which is not short of prospects by’
any- means. Senior Mike Pariitch
is leading candidate at quarterback
with Dean Look and Art Johnson at
the halves. .
* *& *
Other fullbacks inc] ude Bob
Handloser, a senior; junior Bob;
Ricucci of Chicago, sophomore
Santo Pasqualucci of Weymouth,
Mass., Jim French of Corry, Pa.,
and Al Luplow of Saginaw. __ \ranks. .
At Brighton, U. of D. opened ri record of last year. peti: tackle
to tackle the Titans look solid,
and despite several graduated
veterans, the backfield appears
strong but not deep in experience.
Quarterback looks sound with
Lou Faoro in the primary slot and
Bay City’s Art Trombley close be.
hind.’
“se 2 of
Bruce Maher,a classy runner,
and ex-quarterback Bill Dando,
along with speedy Bill. Collins
make up a potent running game.
Fullback is a question mark but
not shy of good prospects.
_ Coach Wally Fromhart admits
more depth on this squad than
‘at any other time in his my at
U.of D. .
Michigan’ s lone 1957 bowl repre-
sentative, Hillsdale, will still be the
class of the state small sapeniek
Muddy Waters is minus seven
Doug Maison, but Earl daw
ossy ot Keego Harbor and Wali
Poe, captain from Pontiac, returr
to“pace the running attack.
dim Larkin of Waterford will
help the tackle’ spot. and Jim
Reynolds of Walled Lake is a
urnee at end. :
Central Michigan is boosting
alter Beach-of Pontiac-for little
'|All-America honors. and the Chips
1957 campaign.
* * *
Beach, who rushed for 1,144 yards
and 11 touchdowns, will team with
speedy. Jerry O’Nefl at halfback.
a sophomore*
Coach Bill Kelly has come up.
with a crop of outstanding names
‘from Michigan prep circles in-
eluding tackle. Jim) Samec of |
_| Ferndate and Bill Antico,‘a
guard fron? Clawson. « :
‘Kerry Keating, ace back at See i a — a bees ee Pe 2D < 2 + ; Chicago. -
Lake Forest, DI; William Hag-/— gard “UI of Nashville, Tenn; |)
‘\calif.;
Mo., and J.E.B. Wofford of Mil-|
cas was not eligible for the Pan-)
are looking up after a disappointing |
Beach is a junior and O'Neil, only |}
ate re
They are Wilson Dennehy of Syosset, NY.
Walter Staley of Marico. |
‘ord, Kan, :
eS a
All six competed here the past
hree days in ‘the: Wofford Cup
squestrian matches, won for And
second straight year by Jonas
irbinskas of Milford, Kap. Irbins- ie ho? mee
GrORGE and TOMS
1
‘American competition because hej}
is a professional: rider.
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other Coaches in the state are un- camp keen on improving its.6-3 regulars including quarterback
NO. es ll Turley of the
Yankees ‘became the first in the
Majors to win 20 games yester-
day with a 74 victory over the
Reso, rch ns. |New York Yankees In their sec-
{the Pittsburgh Pirates, 2-0, yester-
day while the Yankees retained
Turley. scored his 20th victory in a
*
Tankees: Braves Now Mark Time
Turley By United Press ey !
A-mere .500 pace—12 victories in
24 games—should be enough to put
both the -Milwaukee Braves and
ond straight World Series. . .
The Braves reached the Labor
Day milestone with an 842 game}
lead when Carlton Willey shut out
their 104 game spread when Bob
74 triumph over the bela anc
Senators.
Twelve more wins would an
The Braves 89 for the season
and mean either the Pirates or rand struck ‘Out ‘nine in raising his
— out produced the Braves’ first
ms San Franciied Giants-would have
to take 21 of their final 25 games
te tie, A dozen wins would in-.
crease the Yankee total to 92.
and mean the Chicago White Sox
‘would have to go at 23-2 closing
Pace to tie.
Willey, brought up from Wichita
in late June, pitched a_five-hitter!
record to 9-4. A single by Red
Schoendienst, an infield out; Ron
Kline's wild pitch and another in-
in the first inning and Wes
Codaaion singled home their oth-
er run in: the seventh.
Pi tine the sea oh first
— ¢ ee
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — « Stin
‘Pyburn can do anything.”
Coaches said it, Major. league
scouts said it, Yesterday Pyburn
did it.
The. versatile left fielder ‘tor the
Louisville Colonels of the Ameri-
cai Assn. played all nine posi-
tions in Louisville’s, final home
game of the season.
The last place Colonels lost 6-5
in ten innings to Indianapolis, but
not because Pyburn wasn't ‘in
there catching, and
80 on.
The ene: ened bonus
player, agus by the Baltimore
Orioles in 1955"for $48,000 started
on the mourid and faced just three
men, All popped out to the in-
field.
In the following innings, Py-
iburt’ played catcher, first base.
shortstop, third, ~ right,
field, center field and left field.>
‘Each player he replaced moved |
|to left field, thén back. to “his
| starting position in the next in-
ining.
| Pyburn had tive chances in the
ifield. He made four putouts and
fone assist.
Ee * * -*
At the plate, the- Birmingham,
Ala., ace delivered two hits, drove
in one run and scored once,’
‘“We-wanted it to go on. the
‘record books that Jim had played |,
every position in the park,’’ Man-
ager Del Wilber explained. “This
was also an attempt to let Loui
ville fans see Mr. Utility . in 2a
League in. action.” just as long as I’m in there,”
burn said before the game./
Pyburn’ gained nafional fame
as a football player at Aubyirn in
1953-54,
* * *
He played end and was flected
for honorable mention jon The
Associated Press All -/America
team in 1953, - /
Hamtramck Entry Ousted
“{ don’t. mind where I P ay,
Because of his excellence as a ‘ Wye last Pet Behind
college football player, Pyburn Pitsburdh er, oa aed nn
was moved from behind the plate, |Cincinath .... 64 67 489.13%
spat te tad lagen ah a BB school, to the. compara’ ve e- | Chie ~< E Mash i
T ATORDAY'S RESULTS ee Cincinnati 12, Philadelphia 3 :
ua : Sure is.
ty of third base on the college
baseball ‘team.
The football coach did not want
his star end’s ‘hands bruised
catching a hardball, :
x *« *
After he was -sighed by Balti-
more, Pyburn played a few games
at third base, but was soon moved
to left ‘field. He played with the
Orioles for two years, then was
shifted to the minors,
.This year with the Colonels,
Pyburn is hitting .287, He has hit
four home runs and driven in -46
runs.
/ | AMERICAN LEAGUE
f Lost Pet. Behind New York *...,..: #15 Chicago” cseees = OO 535 10%
Bost coaseyess 6 . G1) 520 12% Balti paces 08 65 488 «16%
Detroit ....c05c..81 66. 480 17% Cleveland = -....... 62 68 ..477 18 4
Kansas City ...,. bed 4 - 477 2
Ww gton 23:
SA’ DAY'S RESULTS : TURD
shington 3, New L's rk -1 a
ie me =:
‘oit 6; Ch
eveland 8, ‘hapeaa City 6, 14 innings,
a :
gg RESULTS
Chicago 3, Detro
New York 7, Washington 6 :
Cleveland 3, Kansas City 2, U1 eaings
Bos . Bi 2 ton al
TODAY'S GAMES >
(Eastern Standard Time)
Baltimore at ton, 2, 12 Wi
Harshman (10-11) and O'Dell Peay
12-10
vs. Pascual (7-9) and Pde Ay (0-1),
‘ork, 2, 12:30 Boston at New . mM.
lock (12-4) (0) vs
hantz (7-3) and Maas ¢ :
Detroit at Kansas. Cit; 1 m.
Detroit at Kansas city,
Boston at New York, &!
Baltimore at Washinrion,
Only games scheduled
NATIONAL yey =
Milwaukee 9, Pitts ancisco 3 pag 2, ist game, WReires teader °
jin the final round of the $50,000
"| year. _
jopening 69 for a 199}total after 54
| \four strokes ahead of Fred Hawk-
1 |Shots in front of the big names;
,|Billy Casper, Ken Venturi and
at Vancouver : a
VANCOUVER, B.C. (UPD —
Bursting with. confidence after
three consecutive rounds in the
60's, young Jim Ferree. of Winston-
Salem, N, C., went to the tee today
Vancouver Centennial .golf tourna-
ment . holding a pean lead
over the field.
The 27-year-old ex-North Caro-
lina collegian is playing such a
sound game in this tourney: oe
even his closest competitors
dict that he'll win the $6,400
prize — which would more than
double his -winnings for the entire
Ferree’ shot a 69 Saturday to go
with his second round of 61 and
holes—17 under par. That kept, him
ings, El Paso, Tex., who had a
third round 65 for. 203; and five 20-game winner of the ‘season al-
though he was knocked out of the’
box in the seventh inning, Ryne)
Duren, Johnny Kucks: and finally}
Murry Dickson were riishéd to his
relief before-the Yankees. nailed it
down, Hank Power hit a two-run
single to lead Now York's nine-
Reg hit attack.
The Giants tied the Pirates for
second place when they crushed
the Logs Angeles ‘Dodgers, 14-2,
the Cincinnati Redlegs swept the
Philadelphia Phillies, 6-2 and 7-3,
‘and the Chicago Cubs beat the
St. Louis Cardinals, 8-5, in the
| other National League game,
Tn the “6thér American League’
» /@ctivity, the Boston Red Sox shad-
ed thé Baltimore Orioles, 3-2, and
the Cleveland Indians scored an
li-inning, 3-2 win over the Kansas
. {City Athletics,
* * *
Bob Schmidt hit a grand slam
homéF* in the first inning and
knocked in a total of six runs as
the Giants beat the Dodgers for
the 13th time in 17 tries.
Harvey Haddix -won his eighth
game and Don Newcombe his fifth
as the Redlegs ran their longest
winning streak of Be season to
six games. : F)
Ex-Big League
Star, Succumbs
“tOs ANGELES (AP).
Demaree, 48, former big league
baseball ‘star, died Saturday night
after a long illness,
Hospital attendants said death
rhage.
* * *
Demaree’s career in baseball
spanned the years from 1930
through 1950. He played for. the
Chicago Cubs, Boston Braves, New
= Finsterwald. York Giants and St. Louis Cardi-
sa in the National League, _.
Bears Top NFL Action | By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Anyone. . around . the — National
Football League who. thinks the
once feared Chicago Bears are
kindly bruins had better do: a
double’ +, take on the exhibition
‘|standings today.
yf. Sirice George Halas, the original
Papa Bear, resumed command
,-Ms.|they have not lost, Halas has his
bruins atop the standings with a
3-0 mark: in exhibition. play, add-
ui| ing Pittsburgh to the list of vic-
‘sei tims, 17-10 Saturday.
Halas has returned to the NFL
wars after a two year absence
during. which time Paddy Driscoll
took command. When the Bears
failed to impress, Papa George
jumped back as head. of the lair,
In Sunday’s only NFL activity
San Francisco turned on a awe-
some display of power, romping
oyer the Chicago Cardinals 55-31
“lat. San Francisco, Philadelphia
plays the Green Bay Packers pt
Fri aay Green’ Bay today in the only San pe, night Los Angeles 1, 2nd Labor Day activity.
SPRINGFIELD, in. (AP)—i- Chicago 3, 1 ouis 1, 10 innings, night
ami roared. to its! third straight SUNDAY'S RESULTS NFL STERN CON STANDINGS Milwaw' z. ren 0 EAS’ Ez
victory Sunday night in the PONY Chicago 8, St. Louis: : L T Pct; Pis. OP
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|has.two wins to go with the: loss. Cincinatt ai St , Sate Lownie vo. 1 8 ele oe The low. ag ; <it8) and Feline 4)" Prom ban, Peknclnce igen 2.0 3 a3
of oncaeo, at. Milwaukee, 2, 1:30 pam—(1 foe Bed 00066 " ed) and Pion Hobbie (9-6) ars Green Bay --—¢-1° So of| Poa (42). “. SATURDAY’S RESULTS :
ae oe + Svilttems 97) | cas ico wstNDAt rs ¥8: Racal (ei) snd sores 8 San 55, Chic oage Cards 31 “The Bears used the running of
Willie. Galimore,. Rick Casares
and Johnnie Morris to thump the | #0ct
rejuvenated Steelers in the first
NFL game ever played at Pitts-
burgh’s Pitt. Stadium, George
Blanda added a field goal for Chi-
cago in the second half, after both
tearhs did the rest of the scoring
in the second period.
MacKay Beaten :
in-Net Upset FOREST HILLS, N. Y, (UPD—
Barry MacKay’s unexpected early
defeat in the U.S. Amateur cham-
Letra was regarded by offi-
cialg today as a boost instead.of a
kgiock for American Tennis.
MacKay’s 23rd birthday and
his Davis Cup ambitions both
were jolted yesterday when 19-
year old Chris Crawford sent
27| him stumbling out of the Nation-
al in the second round, The. tall,
blond youngster from Piedmont,
Calif., walloped MacKay, 4, by
3-46, 6-4, 6.3.
- But us. lawn tennis, otticials,
iwhile surprised, weren't too pessi-
: mistic ag a Tesult of the Stanford
resultant” thoatehad ‘of an oe
co y<
aibackfield. Left hander Gerry
_, one of the brightest. backs in school |
‘thistory in junior Lovell,
-} among second liners but 17 letter:
|Saturday, Sept. 13, at Northern
—. Frank]
was due to an intestinal hemor- 8
. Nov! te: cece eee eee eeeee v Eastern Michigan,’ is gone, as is
the rest -of the Huron. starting}
Wedge of Birmingham has the
inside track at quarterback. =
“2 Ge
»@oach Fred Trosko, former run- |
mate, of Tommy. Harmon at’
Michigan, still has a good core of
linemen returning. : |
Western, under coach Mer! |
Schlosser for the second year, has
eman
who. scored 10 TDs last
Veteran ends, capri
tackles, including senior Bill
Watkinson of Birmingham, and a
wealth of material at center
make the picture bright for the
Rolla Anderson at hime ex-
pects a “green” squad and Olivet,
badly beaten in nearly every game
has lost its ‘entire starting” back-
field, but Adrian is looking up this
season,
Wayne State, last school’ to
start with drills opening Friday,
Sept. 5, lost several players
“men are still back Tnctuaing Wialf- °
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By. JAMES BACON.
‘Motion Picture Writer nothing to do wi
. }go into: nightclubs, |
HOLLYWOOD @# —. Arin Blyth, : AP
‘{lady,” is embarking on a new ca- Race Track in France. i
on Site of Old Monastery
PARIS—France's most famous) that if apples are stored at
jas Singer in Nightcfubbs _|ss, eo sma P30 yer cn tey om be tems the site. of a
her decision to Bens founded in 1 by Te
belle of France, sister o
F “All the ie scripts offered north track Eujopean
long famed asthe screen's “‘itlelwanted ‘me to go to Burope and ot nn» wll tt seve get foot in New Jersey was Henry
"ithe monastery. |Apples Keep Perfectly
"TACOMA, Wash. — — Pomologists.
shave discov.
Long"\34 to’ 32 degrees in a humidity of
from storage several months later
as fresh as when i
‘explorer to
The first
Hudson in 1609. -
reer’ as af saloon singer. “{ just felt that I couldn't be sep-|__ Ofcourse, _saleon: ts. tly thalareted dies my. tainly that lng."
trade name, as ‘s itinerary » is Dr, James Mc-
, |eludes some of the fancier eating Way, « Lae Anasioe ioatnecie
and drinking palaces extant. She! He just can’t pack up his practice
kicks off with the Cocoanut Groveland join his wite, She broke in ber
beni Yor tars cit ney "eee ee el in egas and then on to) apiz. - ”
New York and Miami Beach. Ais ee
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Morgan in her latest picture had * ek *w
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Public Likeary
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for Inventory _ stay together. Ann’s husband will
= his vacation while she's in
NEW YORK: (UPT) — The New band or Wife, have broken Up more
v York Public Library has estimated |Hollywood marriages than any oth-
it owns 27,500,000 different items|¢r Single factor. No script is worth
but admits it isn’t the slightest bit|that,”” she says.
sure ef the count.. ’ This past summer, the big Las
Vegas resorts-battled over the in-
HEADY AIRMAN — Twin cameras mounted on Dick Wenzell’s
helmet free his hands for piloting when he flies alongside test
vlenas to record fight behavior.
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there were 4,570,000 clippings, — —— : napaidy tegen 3% : pamphlets, pictures, maps and A cnetelde Sahara cokers
oI, |other “‘miscellaneous’’ items, lea for solid family entertain-
| 2 ee aan induced -Ann to get into the The Library also believes it owns nightclub business. That and the
400,000 books, ae. phonograph| European de-
snocer nag firay egg param ieeapers oveigte haloes bee - reels, 8,000 miicroprint cards, nin ee ae
{000 fine yo ade g corel "Most girl, singers in nightclubs 000 le and recorded books as ~~, gimmicks, One
te lind ‘like Matlene Dietrich and Zsa’ Zsa .The’ “‘educated guess”. included Gaborr, wear transparent gowns
another ‘270,000 pamphlets ‘and/that detract from off-key voices.
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A girl once came to Jordan Jun-|anuscript letters and documents.|it refreshing for a change.”
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lice Reduced 10 Tears Proposal” Involves Tsolated, Burtied Section He Waning Employers. They See Them, Too as He Pulls the Trigger | 4 ‘
‘ BANAMA CITY, Fla. uh —- While Z . ab see Oiinapse a GF
, EawzgseCopper Mining in v ?P orkies’ 9 el Persone! Tests ence Srna charged a tear gas gun in the , font seat of the police cat, By EDWIN.J. JOHNSON way to get a preliminary sain ionic es he walk ope ott i broader tax base for local gv gyn cy haentinte Pa jest person-|Parasiliti says the aquarium con-
es 4 4 , Ironwood Daily Globe tsection ofthe geological formation, |north: and west of Highway” ‘ernments, oe tains only water; but secrrenamend
Deputy Leonard ‘Finch nesiity The ‘proposed: exploration for|to determine whether there would|the dead-end road which t odie ies Gee > a re antiga Ssbevare. ot less sightseers. .
ran the automobile onto the high-|COpper ore in the northwest section |be enough tmhineral content to make |travel ‘to reach the escarpmeiit Michigan cory iadea: widely rsonnel i. — 5
way shoulder and both officers|Of the Porcupine Mountains State|mining economically feasible. joverlooking Lake of the Clouds. penal pyr eles 19 Farhan Aaepmrneel Georgia is the largest state in dived out. |Park could have no harmful effects x. SD» mate mate and the encouragement of Sl oies Associates, ‘an’ exteutive area east of the Mississippi river.' operation
“Call for another car,” said\°™ the wilderness beauty of the} For ‘the exploration, the Bear Auyone. hi Saas to look wew tnd of | procurement firm, said: YO Ske
Finch. area. ree Creek Mining .CO., subsidiary of srrhparag my the Figgcatf of o = ae ah var ke dried as I bar, no o Poss te.
“Call yourself,” * Kennecott Copper Corp., has asked mine adit on the. way to oe devised |
“T’'m coe pia bard. 1 eae nas This unqualified. conclusion can-|for a lease on 5/000 acres of Lake jsummit can still see great num- The proposed exploration for ja. potential employer the answer -- MONDAY *
rae not be avoided by any fair-minded Superior bottom. For the base of|bers of dead tree stubs, evidences |CopPer is not something to be dis-|to the question, ‘Should T hire this DOORS OPEN -12:4
They finally made it tearfully|Person visiting the area, <: Joperations and “for a subsequent of fire. missed as’ likely to result in only|man?’ or te the far more — i] N -12:45
back to the sheriff's office after; The. park’ has an area of 58,- ahaft and plant construction, the) tye: proposed anita: and "Ne rig pape pres ai exten- we ae Se hee
ven ai acres, or nore company seeks a lease on* 933 mining
= ar deta . pest tha pocedyeon a a |acres of land onthe shore, midway yelled —. ya ov ~~ eis body would - until| Barton believes many business
lease is being sought is 933 acres, | Bear Creek has asked fora | the Big Carp River and Lone [py phenade rhea = eration ‘aad pte A a me oe
| or 1f per cent of the total. The | lease, -but if the Conservation | Rock, which is a roosting place . i
dréa extends from Union Bay on | Commission approves.leasing of | for herring gulls and is streaked own judgment in selecting men,
the east to a point west of the | the area, it would grant the lease | white with their droppings. - Power of Love : With “30 years experience in the
mouth of the Big Presque Isle | to the highest bidder, which | potween the lake andthe upwardlers; pegs , field, Barton asserts that person-
‘River, more than 20 miles along | would not necessarily be: Bear |siope of the hills which ere known Works ‘Miracle’; . |¢ies may retest a man's apt } I| the shore of Lake Superior; and | Creek. : oe Porcupiié Memtaing. jn-6 4 |tudes and interests, but he stresses
TODAY and TUES. — trom the lake about eight | rhe acreage sought on shore is|comparatively flat expanse which Mute Speaks oe ieee ae “
MS on i - now covered with a°dense growth |geologists say is made up of| —— iten ke drives or fis ambitions. |
a IER) ||. The writer visited the Isolated |of° poor quality aspen (poplar), ancient beaches of pp reericy PIETRASANTA, Italy (UPI) —
; —— OF MOVE GREATNESS’ area in the park recently, in com-/worthless brush, and golden rod |seas. After 14 years as a mute, a young) —
SAREE [pany with several representatives land other.. weeds and grasses in + ok * man here recently recovered. the|Leads 10 on long Trip _- of the Ironwood Chamber of Com- |the open areas. - | A couple of hundred yards. in-|power of speech through a “mir- oo se ° :
merce and three geologists, repre-|, x ok o* ‘ land are openings which appear to/acle’ worked by thé girl he loved. Down Colorado River
sentatives of the mining company} This site is at least six miles |be from old logging camp sites or) The first words uttered by 22-| carp LAKE CITY wm — Dr
seeking a lease for exploration and |from the Lake of the Clouds, which |log landings. The tree growth is| year-old Mauro Genovesi, who waS|yocce p. Jennings recently led " hs HE ‘DEVI L's mining,: if any merchantable ore is in the deep valley below: the mostly poplar, much of which is struck dumb at the age ‘of eight ; *.
should be found. cecarpment and is the ouly partismall and scrubby iooking. - |wnen his family’s home: was de-[ee ne omnis 150-mile- trip - | R p | NY”
: ™ codons 3 had . wee ened of the park reached by the great BS ig-ney have, tad” The Daily |stroyed in an Allied bombing raid, Somme Seats chaeee but the A
o sow © Feprenr €Simajority of tourists, besides the |Glo at there is-little likelihood |were: “| have come back.” aig :
the exact spot where a mineralized |Union Bay shoteline and camp-|of any other tree growth for a long —*-* &£ 4% Dr. Seanings, head-of the anthto- . THE MOST EXCITING RACING . a oe
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aoe of Lake Saat em ~ cdi gps _ apes Sy cise He. spoke them to Maria Ciam- oe of Utah, made the trip as part STORY EVER FILMED!
b sede Whiat is not generally known to: [fre -2rowt ao brelli, the girl who had told himlof a long-range project-to salvage -- TECHNICOLOR —
The geological formation — 2 | many persons who have been led |~°™ Poplar Toots. several hours before, “I don’t want /remains of prehistoric Utah dwel- “MARJORIE "a
part of the Nenesuch Shale—dips | t) believe that the Porcupine |. It probably would. be safe to to marry a muté.” lers from an aréa that eventually M 2) MORNINGSTAR
steeply under Lake Superior. It’ | )zountains wilderness is one great | guess that at least 200 years | Maria wasn’t being cruel. Doc-}will be submerged by waters of! Aabots es ANIMAL"
is visible for only a few yards | stand of magnificent virgin tim- | would be needed for any worth- tors had told her that Mauro lost/Glen Canyon Dam.
on the lake shore, at the water’s | ber is that one-third of the entire | while forest growth to develop. [his ability to speak because of a
edge or in the shallow water | park area has been logged over |tokfywmid- m .... .... ....+---|shock and that another shock might
close to shere. and burned over in years gone Opponents of the pfoposed mine |Sive him his voice back.
Any exploration that is done in| by. . lease downstate do not realize, ap- * eR
this formation—by diamond drilling} Actually, one-third of the Pocu-|parently, that the people of the| So she decided to supply the
—would have to be in the lake,|pine Mountains State Park. was|western section of the Upper Pen-|Shoek, -by rejecting her sweet-
" iiprobably from a rig of the type|logged before it was acquired by|insula have an even greater love |heart and telling’ him: “When you
used by oil companies in offshore|the State ‘of Michigan. A greatifor the scenic beauty and the |Can talk, come back to me, T will
> fidrilling. ‘This would be the only |deal.of this logged and burned area wilderness of the Porcupines than |be wai
any dowhstate member of a garden| Jt was all that Mauro needed.
lity ce tied wehchats society. 5 :
| ‘me people’ in’ Gopttic couty (Chief's Car Burns - and. the Ontonagen. country love -
tle ren eae atte rs Outside Fire House. | the aren, and they now that i
this particular instance, the possi- BODEGA BAY, Calif. (UPI) —
ble development of a copper: miri-|A fire in the fire commissioner’s
jing and smelting industry is not |¢ar parked outside the fire house
MA 4-2151
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By HAL BOYLE
WEW YORK (AP) — Are you; Sel bored with the long holiday. week-| .
end? . Bullet ty His. Own
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Well, then on then, maybe li like to
play a li ‘game to see just be
smart you are. ” What does
Every year the research staff
of ‘‘Our Wonderful World,” an 18-
volume children’s reference work,
receives thousands of questions
from parents and kids.
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the experts who often, for one rea:
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Want to test your own knowl- Back to School
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But television is here to stay.
Like your mother-in-law, there’s.
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committee representing several
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your children:
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3. Does it encourage wortnw
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OKLAHOMA CITY ( — There’s
a converted pinball machine in the
‘Salvation Army headquarters he
‘that lights up and flashes.
However, it isn’t a game of
|chance anymore, Capt. Rodolph
\Lanier converted it to- blink a
‘series of lights on a map to show
‘hometowns of youth delegates to a
conference here. It also flashés out|
a welcoming sign.
Expect 32,000 Visitors
| DETROIT (# — Twenty - seven
scheduled conventions in Detroit
are expected to draw some 32,000
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raised, The new| “Why does a baby wet its diaper ;
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: THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1058 |
Queries of Children Parents Stump Pros about Vladimir Seaatie: Russian
pianist. I would like to know if he
e}does the playing for Liberace.”
“What .did the people of B.C.
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have called it B.C. because they
didn't know Christ was coming.”
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lives of Adam and Eve.”
“I would like a research report! Send an phobias—how. many there are
and also their names, I have 21,
: After you’ have Seid this quiz, do me. a favor, will you?
Don't send the answers. to me, I
don’t feel up to grading “thm.
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Soviets Plan Antarctic *. WASHINGTON (UPI)~The So-
viet Uniop is making sensational
\ plans for..Antarctic exploration in
"be of extraordinary geographical
4 the next summer season atcording
to reports reaching here, .
The program. includes an over-
snow crossing of the Antarctic con-
tinent from the present Mirny sta-
tion by way of the South Pole to
the coast of the Bellingshausen Sea, on a route of which the great-
er part has never been traced.
‘The total distance would be be- —mnete
tionally. . Meanwhile the large-
scale participation of Soviet expe-
ditions inthe International Geo-
physical Year program in Antarc-
tica has given a substantial back-
ground of exploration and scien-
tific investigations to whatever position she might take upon ter-
ritorial claims, ac.
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Experts, therefore, believe that
Russian Antarctic projects will get
the lion’s share ‘of international
attention during 1959. Twelve na-
tions have revealed either active
or potential interest in Antarctica
by scientific work during the In-
ternational Geophysical Year. Of-
ficially,-the IGY expires Dec, 31. tween 2,300 and. 2,400 miles.
x *« *
The United States has a station
_ at the South-Pole at which the
pamela party presumably would
call, President Eisenhower on May 3
announced a ¢o-operation -project
by which 12 nations especially in-
terested in Antarctic scientific in-
vestigations, including Russia,
would hold a conference concern-
ing co-operation after expiration of
the IGY.
j * * *
The proposal, in effect, recom-
According to other reports, the | The experts believe that ‘the
Russians also hope during next mended that Antarctica would be-
come a great laboratory open to Exploration . jall nations for scientific or other THE PONTIAC PRESS, MO
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peaceful purposes, .The present
legal ‘‘status quo’ in Antarctica
would continue during the life of
the proposed -treaty,
Preliminary replies to the pro-
posal established a basis for, ne-
gotiations among the 12 countries
which besides the United States
were Argentina, Australia, Bel-
gium, Chile, France, Japan, New
Zealand, Norway, Union of South
Africa, the Soviet Union and ‘the
United Kingdom, . 8
Beyond. genial indications of
hope that an Antarctic conference
will meet and reach some agree-
ment before year-end, responsible
quarters have been extremely se- crétive concerning the progress of
the negotiations, 2 nail
, Summer to establish a station at ar seis :
the so-called ‘pole of’ inaccessi-
bility,” never before reached,
and a coastal station in a region
known generally as Queen Maud
Land, somewhere between pres:
.. ent stations set up by Norway
nd Belgium,
ape Russian trans - continental
Atayerse, if accomplished, would
WHICH MAKES (T and potential political importance
because the Bellinghausen Coast is
virtually unreachable by marine
routes, --- + °
The sea is named for Capt, Thad-
deus Bellinghausen, leader of a
Russian expedition sponsored by
Alexander I and the Russian navy
in the years 1819-1821,
The Russian expedition did not
reach the Antarctic niainland but
discovered several islands in Ant-
arctic seas which have since
been the historical basis for Rus-
sia’s active attention to that part
of the world,
Consequently, if the. Russians
reach the Bellingshausen Coast by
overland route the event would
strengthen Moscow's‘ position if
and when the question of territo-
rial claims in Antarctica requires |.
international decisions. =~ .
Moscow has not asserted terri-
torial claims on~the Antarctic)
mainland, but her ultimate inten-
tions are not yet known interna- COMPANY. THAT
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- GOOD FIT, YOUR HONOR — Donning the Judge William John Beer, assisted by John L. |si"erd pote ;
legal robe: he will henceforth wear on the Oak- Dwyer, court officer for the late Judge George |Spiaaeh, by. oie sce a land County Circuit bench is newly appointed B: Hartrick. — : a
2 eager ! William J. Beer. Sworn I (aoe tent) "Si |
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effort,” Don-| Beer, 49, henefited from an un-| istered the oath. Then John L. {troy i vesterday of stoke | | 9-1 ‘the common} scheduled oath taking Thursday Dare, seat oleae Sie De inte a we DETROIT. Aug. AR Egss,
dispose of} morning in.order to sit in on hear- a Soe Seem, | vingsld made bis first ‘Kajor|"situdieettieg. 9 large 84: : and I the
ing & petition fot a recommended] MebPed Tortora and helped ° speech Saturday after a six-week PEt aie ar, mr; “at, eras
pee a i pre dna ==News | of Service Personnel
His death leaves the party with large 46-808 medium bg
fill the vacancy created!no candidate with the primary|4 extra large 49-63; large 46-47; medium by the death Aug. 12 of Judge w, casmcnee
Hartrick. 23 Fl vies Be one , meee on at
Primary ballots with Fingold's Livestock Mr. and Mrs. name on them already have been DETROIT LIVESTOCK George R. Burke
of 5250 Tubbs Rd.,
was appointed
mail clerk of his! ;
’ recruit company | printed. Some officials expressed) pgrrorr, Aug. 28 (AP)—Cattie—sa-
belief there is insufficient time for |!sble 280. Scattered early sales slaughter a reprinting job. Republican , vot-/; 22 . ' 18.50- ers may have to express their | 19.00; ao ae and i 14.90-18.50.| 54
choice by write-in or sticker votes. |ers steady to 25 cents r; cows
hes , BLACK . Karen st nit at —— om steady to so cents Tower ait decline ' = — ae
IMLAY.CITY — Funcral service|@ Sister; Mrs, Helen Hamm me = cee aa ee —s ‘aval Training) William. W. Black, @1, of 47s9|bumn Heights. Maison-Evans - _ |tixiit, S25. sholee, Seeiied “in| | f.., Center. He. was) will ‘be held at} Service will be held at 2 p. m./°°' cholee 900-1148 ib, “steers 3100-275:| yy an the po-
ne; Imlay Giy,|neral Home's Chapel in auburniZeite Rerformed isi", ‘ten ssid brme|ton a ene ! cytes ais a . Attica Cemetery. He/Heights’ with the Rev. Ralph| Jy, B id ‘ F h ard steers 20.50-24.00; moat good anq|Played while recruit ‘ ‘
we Claus, his pastor, officiating OY OIIAE S ather epetge: uate ot ee-ouat: ze jones training. eee Lake High School] | 1B be in White Chapel ; and standard heifers 20.00-24.00; utility : F graduates have wife,~ Abbie, Memorial ¢ metery IMLAY CITY — The Rev. David)cows 18.30-19.50; nag up to 20.00 ‘early; A3C. Neil H. Ulman, son of Mr | * 1 MH enlisted in. the!”
pad voy Ma neg Evans geen irs eer canners aon to ‘ik; suuiaty™
ao Se MRS. JOHN MONTGOMERY | CCT©mony oF b's vy ny reBalable 25. Unch | Gay; smo sttbecds, ain | tor Mrs,|? J8¢k Maison at the First Con-| pared inst a “trade active ‘i
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ph ome, ores (Lydia), Montgomery, 88, of) ®"°8*tona! Church here, eee g ieee tensa ’ .
Sage of 940 Hummer Lake Rd., will be *~ *& * 16:00-35.00.
ay dt Pon-|held at 2 p. m. Wednesday at the The bride is the daughter of. the| oaq“teeq amie in cory apes
Mary. Black of Imlay|Bossardet and Reid Funeral and Mrs. David Evans of|scce slaughter, sheep, these stesay Rev. George of| Home, Burial will be in Ridgelawn| Reed City and Mr. and Mrs. Mel-|
ughter sheep 4.50-10.00,
and John, both|Cemetery, .. vin Maison of Imlay City are the| ,.%omPared, 1ast week: Slaughter lambe vearcan DS¢ training. | pescHAMPS and George
; “Sites,” Monigumery died early} bridegroom’s parents. a to 60 cent lower: feeder lame strong ame Brown, exe orl wrlzeaes eam
this‘ morning at her home follow- Given in marriage also by her prime 4 € slaughter lambs 36.00-26.00:
sates oe ing a long illness. father, the bride wore floor. |4.2; good and choice 21.89-24.56; utili of K two-day She was a member of the Oxford length gown of white lace over choles 108 b. yearlit .00-21.00 : M ] Mar
220 Draper Ave died a er and a lifetime; tulle and .satin. Her fingertip) most good and. choice “@o-18 fo Yeedes ary O ay arries
” member of the OES ‘Oxtord Chap-| veil was secured by a. lace [lambs 19.50-21.50. A Pectin Coaral Soe | mambo: crown decorated wiih” weed |caePizenii 2, Noten tird| um py 'B. J. Moore in La peer Surviving are a daughter, Mrs.| pearls and she carried a bouquet oon ——_ > mostiy 1 0 barrows and
fer, Cheryl Kay,|Ethel Prince of Oxford; a son, J.| of white carnations and yellow au
his grandparents, Mr.|L¢e Montgomery of Holly and two} rosebuds. . -
Charles Wilson, of Flor-|@tandsons. and five great-grand-| ary Margaret Taylor of Imlay|Major Is Rifle Champ’ LAPEER — Two Michigan State|and bridesmaids were Patricia
University students, Mary Jo Kay| White of Birmingham and Lorene
and Benjamin F. Moore, were mar- as bineeen N.M., sister of
tre,| mares. - City was the “maid of honor and] CAMP PERRY, Ohio (AP) —| Me See R|ried by the Rev. Stephen C. Crow-|the b of Pontiac. - : bridesmaids were Mrs. Martin|Army Reserve Maj. Samuel C.| fF Se fs ™ ell at. = First Presbyterian| , =* *# * will be held at 2 p.m. RANDALL SCHMITTEA Raby of Haslette and Mrs. Gale|purkhalter of Nogthbrook, I, {i Church here. Best man was Charles Holman at Sparks-Griffin Funeral) pum — Service for Randall|/Bradshaw of Muskegon,. both sis-|fired his way into the lead of the AS ; The bride is the daughter of Mr.|of of Lapeer and Thomas Rehn, Wil- Rev. Karl Ostberg schmittka, two-year-old son of Mr.}ters of the bride, and Sharon Mai-|service rifle division of the Na- “ # and Mrs. Donald Kay of Lapeer|liam Hanson, Owen Pope, Roger Congregational Church of-/ang Mrs. Edwin Schmittka, 2900|80n, sister of the bridegroom, was/tional Rifle CAnglenhis Sun- J \and the bridegroom is the son of|Flanigan and Donald Lyons, all . Burial will be in Perry|siattery Rd., was held at 2 p.m.|junior bridesmajd. day with a score of 39. points Mrs. Benjamin F. Moore of Gal-jof Lapeer, seated the guests. eS - ltoday at the Muir Brothers Funer-| * * &* out of 400. wa lup, N..M., and the late Mr. A reception was held imme- al Home. Burial was in Kingston! wittiam Maison was his broth-| Middleton Tompkins of Long! Air Force Policeman S/Sgt. Don-|Moore. =~ _ ° | @iately following the ceremony Cemetery in the thumb area. | er’s best: man and Bruce Ennis of|Beach, Calif, led the pack in the|ald F, Williams and his sister,; 4 floor-length gown with a | in the church parlors. aes HEIGHTS — Howard The child was dead on arrival/ Rochester, Robert Maison’ of Im- sporting target rifle with. 394, phachi hpi - — son 955 chapel train of white silk or. | Following hee Northern’ Michi- died at 7:30 am. Sun nday at-Pon.{#t University Hospital, Ann Arbor,|lay City and Richard Evans of —— aia. er = i cand se . 1.| ganza over taffeta was worn by |gan honeymoon the new Mr. and .
tiec General Hoeplt | Friday, where he was being taken) Reed City seated the guests. Anrm Enaacement illiams of 5 neca .St., have! the bride and she carried a bou- Mrs. M 09 ne will live in Enat Late - al Hospi _|for treatment. The reception was held in the AnNMounce gag spent twof weeks of active duty! quet of white carnations and pink sing where they are attending ‘Jan Church, he was jolla at| Surviving are his parents; three church parlors following the cere-lof Janice Neumayer Soe Wee - ethcets| ce a Car- ae ae Reng moses A Pg: Michigan . State University. The -
- |brothers, Charles, Roger and Alan,| ™0PY: ARMADA—Mr. and Mré, John San et he eee Y bride has attended Albion College Surviving besides his wife, Doris,|all. at home; paternal — grand- x ® & N, Neumayer of Armada, announce| Donald is a junior at Central! “Maid of honor was Alice Greenjand the bridegroom . attended
.jparents, Mr, and Mrs. Fred] The couple will live at 745 N.|/the engagement of their daughter, oes College, majoring in edu-lo¢ Lapeer, cousin of the bride,|Wayne State University. Howard S. Lane of Auburn{Schmittka of Clifford and mater-|Van«Dyke St., Imlay City, after Janice, to Mark Minard Jr,, son|¢® Freida is an IBM machine
e nal grandmother, Mrs. Cnet iatand return from their Mackinac of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Minera Sr. abe at Pontiac’s GM Truck a |
ice Turnbull, of Auburn Heights; ‘Cowell of Burnside. Island. honeymoon. jot Almont. | sion. “78 . George Gobe I’ .. Holding Free Corn Feast
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A total of 41 windows and four = tending the Corn Festival held at 4 HOLLYWOOD (AP). — Actress the Walled Lake Park today, to- outside lights. were broken by] yer nonnell gives u s ell. p her role as , |vandals at the Union Lake George Gobel’s television wife to-
morrow and Monday.
ue Elementary ~School,, Union Lake d —~ ay to become a real-life bride x
and Commerce roads, between er 7:30 am, and 6 pm, Sunday, °°" ‘Be Second time. | Marilyn Meyers to Wed VAT according -to Qaktand County James LaHaie of Almont Sheriff's Deputies. She marries John Bricker, an Ve advertising exe¢utive, at the Con-| ALMONT—Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Arnold C. Beauchamp, 21, of 875/gregational Church of the Chimes|Méyers of Almont announced. the
Grey Rd., Avon Township, pleaded| in nearby Van. Nuys. engagement of , their daughter,
guilty in Pontiac Municipal Court kk. & | Marilyn, and Mr, James LaHate, : P son of Mr, Mrs. Ra: La-
5 eet ee Pees il! Miss” Donnell, who said she Haie of Aimont. No pied = been $30, placed hi y be x Pa would spend much of her time in! set for the wedding
Placed him on probation for/in. Fast with her new husband, : four months and ordered him to at- , formerly was wed to actor Aldo blag Sane tend drivers school. |Rey. Bricker also has been mar- see eae eet that ah enneth Funderburk, 2), of 65|Tied previously. eRe) aa of ‘Be ember ‘Ist and Kennett Rd., pleaded guilty < Property which is not weed free when
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The date could be in the 1960s. For yeats now, un-| based upon state of present-day pesle and technical knowl-| landing. Small compressed air‘or rocket nozzles in mee: + Fog iniper BF peo Heights ele — ee
marmed satellites of varying sizes and types have: been | edge. ed ond Feeeet wHll also be cued det Bie corrections Hot Rod Goes 140 MP.H. Seal fet bie pgarensed to the Pontise | Earth. Instrum around i ‘third ‘stage is essen’ direction. aS Pontiac, Mi higah, will a _cireling 9 Instrument rockets to and ey). Tale two-man % 5 a high per-| 3) Throughout the day and early evening dozens of} OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Tad intendent, | |{3e following: eth and install é 3 ' Moon. no longer make heAdlines. ‘Improved rocket planes formance rocket plane, capable of atmospheric and ground crew personnel have labored to ready the ship.|Cyr of Escondido, Calif,, covered} “qj : ies: \tank “to be made of coppe |. lke the X15 have pushed farther into the fringes of | space flight. Its wings have outer layers of heat-resistant Finally all fuel tanks, have~been topped off. Each of|@ quarter-mile run in “10.04 sec- on h| mafely &. fe rus geuieting
spaee, achieving near orbital flight. By this time, a man | material and inner layers: of ‘insulation and refrigerant| the hundreds of instruments and ‘parts has been tested “os omy wos? miles hg hour | building, while third and fourth gee and Ae, e Soe om re in the nose cone of a missile has possibly beer shot into | fluid. Their large area will provide lift in rarefied atmos-| and retested. All items check out. The countdown reachés en “ig gst nN ational Dra inator ith or lap ‘welded con on Aides anc ; ie ~ spaée for a few minutes and landed safely, phere when craft returns to Earth and help dissipate heat} 10...5...4...3...2...1. The first-stage motors thunder and ne. : g races Auburn I. same ta
Now, at last, the stage is set-for the first manned sat- | caitsed by friction, Rockets at wing tips swiyel 360 de-| a great blaze lights up the launching area as the first Bg te Adbain. Blas are “te ope ellite to be launched. grees. They will be used to correct plane’s direction in| rocket to carry, men on a sustained flight into —_ be-| River deltas are “so pac be- ere .the — p Hall. The Tewastip Bost - (1) It will ‘probably ia Stehtiees vehicle, towering | aifless space, for slowing down when craft is ready to |~ gins its journey. jeause their triangular shape re- ne eer AY.
Hiatt i Mei. Aas crmmgtion shove teat ok SE SER, Ge SE, X secomndey, Span Nexti Men in Orbit. =e oe jsembles the Greek letter, Delta. Dae
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diiiilie cd , | ae oy _THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1958 : : ee “ : : w? tes ia Le . = : ' ’ ?
“Back toSchool —« ~ OT te eee Lak a gf ee a eee {CARNIVAL
S Should Girls Ss tart Edldcoiion 5 Be isi Boys? Vl VV | i of aa TULSA. Qh. o — Shou hye an i it to cha tt Tie‘would almost certainly give the boys | — same ss a beter break with respect to school fallure during all later years . Definitely not, says Dr. Frank R. Pauly, veteran Tulsa edu- and-particularly lessen ‘drop outs’ in high school,” ae cator who has explored the question in years of research into the A school’ mam 41 years, Pauly recently retired as director of. oo ee ee : research for Tulsa's public schools. He began his study on the sig-
nificance of sex differences 15 years Mt Jack jee en wp with Jil in the dasoom, Pouly ve : he should be from five six months older He based it on Tulsa results of standardized reading and
: achievement tests given annually to- school children throughout | |. \
Pasly’s stediee thow boys are catmatched by gisle ef the saine ‘the country. By his calculations second grade girls are 4.89 months =
age in learning capacity from the start of their schooling through. ahead of male. classmates in thelr capacity to learn. The girls .
the eighth grade. After that, he says, the girls’ supremacy ~de- maintain a margin slightly under that for the next three grades
clines and boys finally catch up at college level, . ‘but widen it to a peak advantage of 8.09 months in the eighth
Pauly says his findings call for a more realistic approach to the © Stade. ” fe - ee 1, AGG. 31, | 1988, HOWARD
matter of entrance ages for the nation’s schools. __ - Pauly. says-indications ape that from that point on the boys| ~ ° . | elgnts: age oj beloved, Busband “The tact that ages 5 and 6 are traditional for entrance to kin- _ start gaining on the gitls in ability to absorb teaching. Bes Sede of tin lane tere déergarten and the first.grade does not make it correct,” Pauly *—*' * ee eS ay hg ed ee
declares. “nt is my belief, based on miuch evidence,” he says, ‘‘that boys al service will pe held nf = He contends.the starting age for boys should be raised, or per- do not catch up with girls by the 12th grade: Data from Educa- fom Moore.¢ ape ot the Sparks a revairne ig, sod bull oe
haps that for girls lowered. tional‘ Testing Service indicates boys have slightly exceeded the | Heights, ‘with Rey. Ralph’ Claus eater, incinerator a . kk gs _ girls in tests scores in the first year of college, except in the fields. See meee ae: Lane, wi ance ste Se pe _* the entering age for boys were raised six months through- of English and fine arts. — - He in state at the Sparks Griffin mae i 2
= Jf x 7 | . races : Bo Distert, Gommerce 3
He Bel iends Bats Back to Schoo | a ggg ies 2 loved son of Mrs. Josep Hass:
dear father "of John Jr., Michael
fo Study Love Life Many Ac A F St dent Geko ie dae ae y gencies, ssist Students S sae eee asc Seg. 2,.at 3 p.m. from. Richard-
rd Chapel, Walled Lake, | ,, : . In-| “I'll never date that Freddie Thompson again! He's all RICHMOND, Ind. (UPI) — Most with Rev. Jesse’ officiating. In- ul
people have a dread of bats in any| Here le a suggested checklist for students Medical Assn. Your own doetor can aially , morial Gardena. Mr. arise, wii | feet when he dances and all hands when we stv’ them out!
form. But not Professor James B.} looking ‘for financial help in getting a college * give you the address, and the. same holds for Bird Chapel, Walled Lake.
Cope of Earlham College. In fact,| education: 6ther fields. Most of these professional oragni- : ‘Help Wanted Feoule. 7 Work Wanted Male 10} —=
he’s making a three-year study of oo i tions 5 acholarshivs RAMAGE, AUG. 30. 1058, ROBERT |-_ ;, Pound
te oe if, charset, dspstion) HIGH SCHOOLS - wm... * * * } p Hes ag ot wii ek Pea | ACO Nae | Meena 2 eemaae CA ONT and habits of Indiana bats. . * Many high schools have a guidanoé comer USTR Chery! Kay Ramage; dase guene eek Do not apply unless you _3Si83 r_ORlando oo PHOTOSTATS
- The bat study, said Professor} or who should have lots of tion and sind a : “|. Wilson; Sear oie -grunbomn v1 aE We ane. po Pog nd wANY otek ae Pa ae hn ok. oe 3 = ;
Cope, is just beginning, and since] jt, . In recent years various industries have been " Mrs. ©. R. Wilson. Funeral service relief cook and wastress. PHOTOSTATING & LAMINATING ~:~ literature on available scholarships’ . wil be Bela Tuesday, Sept, dt | _ Write Pontiac Press Box 00. ——| MAF Tmechantes nolper baa game |
hae given bint $7400 1 Rance 8 sriping wo Cate ecolarsip pregame. Some) || LoS Beem eres: CARNEROS MARTE, A] Leanteiie etsy at 1 Mt. Clemens SQ I ‘ ; ~ are for a ¢ course of such as chem- o. |: fleisting. Interment in Perry Mt-| Shop 3 Grill, Hunter | OR 3-1926 aa were | re _:. —__ been povien rie ‘ . ’ a! . as . i S Gd ee ten no resthctions. Write for . FER Soe users | Bq the _Bivé, sham same — of any kind rE Sie charter’ ’
; state. request ‘informati Assn. American Colleges, | , ° -- - * WOMEN eee eee TE WEMOVAT.
ae al pane 726 Jackson Place, Washington 6. D.C. In Memoriam 2) work 34 ees cap, “Lots cleared, free ‘timate, PE |”
The largest colony in Indiana, VETERANS ORGANIZATIONS . IN LOVING MEMORY OF CLISTA| to $75 week. Call PE 48997 of | WoULD LiKE JANITOR WORK
the professor said, was found in the] The American Legion and other war service i oe red ae — SOOEREEFE wis: og = wings ot Pisce uF 6 ey
er i ‘e = a pend groups offer a number of scholarships, both Bouse to worp. taf fear ars are al. ig te © 1 Nasetmanorncnnad Work "Wanted | Female a
have been taken during the: past locally and on a gational scale. Try your local Sia, tue oe 2 with .. poi Bites
three years. as “ post first. = BB ngage
UNIONS | ; ‘ Funeral Dinsctere _4
Many labor unions sponsor college scholas- <BonaeLige ATMOSPHERS” | zxp XK
Fr uit Cake Returns ships. If you or your parents are members of a COATS yom Os eae cee S transporte” ”
Fifteen Years Later ee » one aan Con ron|~ Free Toys and Gifts uy a CHURCHES . are oe — Low erate, PE 5-8308.
: i this. For instance, New York sponsors Scholarships are offered by many religious one — 04 ‘ple od Woman to care a ~ rho:
nearly eight million dollars worth of scholar- groups. - Check with your own church to see * Voorhees-Sip © ee ay ORORARD LE. ships, and Pennsylvania more than 6! million. —_ what’s available. - FUNERAL HOME Ave. Use back gate. Before noon. PROFESSIONAL GROUPS kes a * * x c Ambulance Service Plane or Motor HOUSEKEEPER ae coset on:
“A student who knows the ‘field in which he PRIVATE ORGANIZATIONS oe ray Svan Fon sELEPHONE
‘| plans to make a career should contact the ap- Many service groups, such as the Elks, | Donelson-Johns aa ea td 5 Boginaw. | ‘propriate professional organization. _A- would-be —Masons, Kiwanis,-Liens, Rotary,-etc.,are-notably | suse» eer Jse-| La i
Spell doctor, for instance, should contact the American _ generous with scholarships. " . | RY Cemetery Lots 5 saat Wl Howard * woodbuzy, | peers.
. ie i
: 7 RK CEMETERY, | PHYSICIAN SPECIA . ey E tered of-
F d Labo workers in “corrective iste" leitin te Spinnet: Gee peat ae - = Paras ore araves ata tea wey ge |
‘|f OFce T . camps reclaimed about. 157,400|reform through labor’ have been wo a tine Press, certs alte
the Grows Costly —_perscf,wueland during the pastncavly eriticlzed for neticiency, ‘at 1 een, today there f | atost Ce tact ie plea: | © Pa mother réported that “it still Hike fandl hea bean cultivated waste and extravagance. were replies at the Press } ant personality, riente in 50 HOUSECLEANIN
looked fresh.” in Red China reel tee k ok J J |p ettice “ta the tottowing | | $ithamea "te apevienee. S| wuanmae GONE
One reason not many women| -HONG KONG (UPI) — “Correc.|. The Communists ‘blamed “ya dlrms se Paotow. which, Slowed ee 5, 6, 7, 18, 23, 22, meet WASRING AND win contests is that few of ‘em tive Jabor” camps arean’t always|management,” . admitting th a tio96 000 pounds of fresh vegetables 28, 32, 58, 63, 72, 14, 7p 6 Th
can say anything in 25 words or paying propositions the Chinese|more than $262,400 had been wast-land 133 133,330 pounds’ of mediciinal 36, 85, 90, less . . . A gentleman is a fellow |Communists have found. ed. herbs to rot. In addition, livestock|-~ who, when-his wife is mpwing the| They just haven't got the men to} * * * valued at about $120,000 died as a Help Wanted Male 6 lawn, looks in the other direction.|run the camps efficiently. The managements of factories|result of “improper feeding and elp an —Earl Wilson. —— in Inner Mongolia,'and farms set up in Inner Mon-linsufficient care.” * Mui edie Sansone TING
meneener. We will train yo yon. A we 4
ce aie eat feet ony; 10 STUDENTS! of ears = ler. For manent tim urine. fall school ool term Neat aj Trance €s-
2 hour minimum .guar-
2 and A ‘ween 4 We ik err oe rel 8. rte of Auburn tel Ree
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A 68 to augment dt og r 6 pm
| able to poonee,, i license Sun,
Rok delivery oo
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CANVASSERS px 39 & Sa me then
: ac pe ee mode jon sales. ¥ & com- | ee Aino — ~ le
. ; ner_ installation serv. ke Pay Co, oon 8 Adams gone
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OLD RELIABLE DETROIT . 24206, after 3 p.m., for
Real. Estate. firm wants ex- Ww
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ap free of _charge. | - vt) a & } * ns
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S11 COMMUNITY, BANE BLDG.
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Employ ment Agencies 8A | CEMENT sonable "WORE ae =
Will train 3 neat appearing a5.
gressive young men for outside
Pontiac and
Ever since Alexander Hamilton told George Washington Mipcom in AN EN S209 4 |
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Between the ages of 25-35 with worn 8-0782
1. Age bet “0 y Sorsoneltty haunt hare inten: | PES, WALL TAPING AND Fan. . is , rsona. 2 tel ge between 21 and years Leng a af lalate Iesare _or Pk ae “Free entimates Pr $303
2. Must e' meeti xing} 8°. Swit i% bre. for Tuneh. RICA SERV, FREE B0T. to pn 4 + -t eae And ho Saturdays Excellent TLECT ECTRICAT. SERV, “Not only the wealth, ‘wut. the ‘adepiacence and _ury, reported to the Preaident and to the Congress i
o return we = offers : ra "Bout ine. arate Employment Foo! on LAYING. BXPER cPERIENGHD, security of a country, appear to be materially con- on December 5, 1791 .. . and the book of industrial
nected with the prosperity of manufacturing -+.- development was opened. deat Wan eveca: ‘eons. Alger Miller,
“Whence it follows, that it is the interest of a . ° et i Gene, cee fosiverctieas ; FREE ESTIMATES on WIRING, |
community, with a view to eventual and per- day is the first of a sited of advertisements show- Sa. benefits” as you peg
manent economy, to encourage the growth of why you should join hands with your local --|6. aa opportunity to build @ future | PIANO, VIOLIN ae ea = _ manufacturing.” ustrial develo t organization and the Mich- Gul Sr eeevae item, t VOICE, Leone SF ot eee
igan Economic ent Department to help } Bm Tees, Qed Wed, Sort! on aeue om
In these words Hamilton, Secretary of the Treas- your community prosper. _—foisit Pontiac, Mightigan, Work Wanted Male 10} RATBING. any stone Ae = ¥ repair, ms ras M . seeeetaes mn a nog ea See WORK, a of oe - ths red F z “
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soe cabinet work new and re Murdock FR 2-761
RENT ne “PAST BASEMENTS CLEANED LIGHT ar —
I through Rent Ads! Room, t BRGE CARPRNTAE TE, ikl ¢ * GB Ec ARTTOR SERVICE. | R RERVICE vice. TAws
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‘This od is Jc pobtished asa public serviee np this newspaper in sates with the y J ; ot
Q ssi Press Association ond the ce Economic Development Sarina a
jhous ¢, apartment, any-
"THE: PONTIAC PRESS thing — Want Ads give fe + ae ee Se oo Ps fyoa ACTION: ‘Dial PEE : a, & 2
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:| MODEST MAIDENS -
ot eegrned Reward.
PRIVATE, Re BA. | Bet, saul fo svert $m
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Ne o childten, On
“IMMEDIATE
ACTION Om any good land contract. New or’ oe epeened Your cash = =
and tide. ee 39 Oreh
| ManttAT Obes LAKE AREAS. WE WN REAS.
LISTINGS. SON ALL ae BUY en hd CONERACTE AND EQUL|
AITING.
Tf. JOLL REALTY 2836 DIXIE HWY, _RM. APT. ALL FURN
‘Westside, Adults only,
he, bl Ale NO DuINKERS.
3k : —
ES. ae Northview a pany
—— teen La a
4 wore: RMB. _ WEST SIDE
aus & | ie eg rt aor. E
ie athe PE 2-1673
cOND FLOO! ._ NO} Children, 72 W us
LARGE, FE 2-4990.
¥
eal ior nurses or school
E 20663
B. NT A FOR RENT, 3
sled ia hot water, gi
Patrick's Church. Lf
remod-
okae M2 Ready,
alll oe
gontract,
_PE 4-338 at and yd BACHELOR APARTMENT. TW fe]
d bath. All utilities fur-
Beeman st weekly. Call at 288 N. |
uyers CHILDREN WELCOME. CLEAN,
. $15 af wk, :
8-2284. 431 5
éasH os LAND Dia J VanWelt” ne heat Es es & BATH.
| Wanted a Ee 32A
vet Us Your. Equity r home -cash watt
Bare Sch atta
ating vo og et
ies ROY KNAUF —- 26% W. Huron 8t
SHED APTS.
leity, seria: Git pis en. “4 as prov. A
ic "Motel. OR 3-9380 FURNISHED UPPER 4% ROOMS. Lincoln 1-0758. oe
ee
io only.
““What in the world makes you think I'm a tourist?” LN , By day Aten)
For. Sale Houses Bg i For Sale Houses 43
* RILEY; ..
‘heat. Priced at 87,7
MODERN 3 RM” FURN. OR UN-
__furnished, 8565 ac Lake Rd NEWLY DECORATED
GI AND FHA
Yes, we ¢
€ with ver
ment, Call us
_ @o not- ma obligated,
po Bg the casa you chs Fe receive
__WE TRADE, WE BUILD
futon rue one PE a]
LISTINGS WANTED ©
|: Rerage Leslie R. Middleton -
| “LAND CO
Wright & Valuet
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3 Rent Apes. Unfurnished 34 ¥
Rent Houses" Unfurn. 36 RM and bath.
gy APTS., ~ EFFICIENCY
& 14 tm. idéal for schoo] teach-
ers Located n Isaac om
aterf
e Sy ee 3139
iuron FES 8-0428 FE | 9 UPPER 5 ) ME. TILE BATH, GAS
sare aan
Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34
heat eg ty N. paddock.
'$ CASH $ 48 HOURS HOME—E
. PARKING.
water feriched.
ita ORTA A APTS. FE §-1172,
satu, | Rent Houses Furnished 35
| 96 W. Huron CFE 44-2577
6 ROOMS WITH BASEMENT, GAS
- 3 7 eregone ana FOR ‘SCHOOT,
"| LEAN 3 7 BEDROOM.
wens 3- AND £ROOM
(SEAGE (A int foe, Fis Son
* crated: Hees wae "piltion, Court.
vt, front & ar ent. Heat, wash-
hed Si
onw post office, pe
__Huron,
7am | CLEAN 7 BEDROOMS. OFF aC 4 month. PE 47561 or
from
it 134 Ww.
3 7 RMS & BATH. | ‘TS ONLY.
pie, pours £ aes.
Th 60206
R. DECORATED. 70 2948 after 6 p.m.
t ' rs to re,
executives family. Available Sep-
tember thru Ma <b PE 5-9356 or
UN 2-4500.
ORS oy eae ie PONTIAC eal
gh J to. ont idl: mali throu ‘une, ‘seepong e sm
family $65 per mo, FE 2-
To be pater oo tl lg only.
be tm good condition. Phone 4 oe a a ATH. CHILDREN
= bare, oh 8-2918.
mee, Doane Fag f Ny Ne aaa
. & TILED. BATH, AUTO, ,water. Stove & refriger=|
only, 2067 Opdyke
UPPE:
i rs.. FE
5 ROOMS, a aba “VERY °
"| Ree, $0. FE. BATH. 1ST PLR, _ pvt, ent. Just been remodeled “cad redecorated FE 2-3053,
»|5 ROOM APARTMENT.: REFRIG-
j Ta! furnishe
\. “month,
at 103 Pa
RMS. & BATH. N CRteh cacao
Adisoss Hig!
_& Croto ng School. 102 W:
Mod. private ent., garage.
Williams ‘laterront. Men. or a teachers preferred. OR
SenROOH APT. ON UNION .
Lake, nicely furnished Waterford
or Walled Lake school districts.
8% mo. 2275 Keith Rd, EM 3-4322.
2 CLEAN ROOMS FOR COUPLE.
oo Cali after 4 p.m. FE
APT — 3 RMS. AND BATH. A
Good cond Adults.
frém Huron bus. 10 — dowh-
to 1802 7 PE 2-6582.
2 mong a= 1ST FLOOR, 89
State St. PE 2-0566. & ROOM ROOM APT FE 3 eae DECORAT-
216 ROOMS. "G00 D NEIGHBORHOO
Heat, water,
. FE 2-2401.
~ CHILDREN WELCOME a apt Stove & refrigerator.
$85 mo Apply 103 = Ter Oak Knoll, ‘Bis, st “Estates. ‘705
or ye ORION, aaa bedrom, util. incl.-Re eas.
MY 3-1284.
AE. ORION. 2_BEQRM. MOD- S Boat, MY 2pac3.
New. 2-BEDROOM HOME. NICELY aseme Probe In Hitthman’s: Haven Es-
_ tates = _ oe. $30 per week.
rugs
AUTO Block
CLEAN N PLEASANT FOR, 2 COUPLE
CLEAN 3- ROOMS & ~ PRIVATE
a Blaopty & refrigerator. Adults. NEW YEAR AROUND HOME.
bedroom, at White Lake. = heat.
Detroit, haveees’ charges,
int 3 2 ROOM
Madison Jr, High, 890 haba waed
off ‘N. Perry. Det Lay APTS. 281 OAKLAND. 3 |
& bath, Stove, utilities fur-
hished. coup with baby welcome. | NEW MODERN LAKEFRONT: ees
1 ay rom eon]
EM 3-0249,
WANTED TO BORROW $4,000
+2**, a: interest. Solid security.
AT|2 & 3 LARGE so BRICK gel
ments, down town loc — *
eee hae dies
Wanted to Rent 3 fm gags > RMS. PVT. BATH “k
__ West side. FE 86523
WANTED BY Ge telen gy
... bed 3 pe APT, FURNISHED.
213 ROOMS rs ei |. PVT. ENT.
Util.-furn. FE 2-1154.
3 ROOM, tong role BATH & EN-
trance ‘Ss Vv
Adults 0 RENT WITH. OPT ; ODERN RANCH gus JAAN PREFERABLY NR.
LAKE OR PONTIA 3 ROOMS A
98 ND BATH, PVT. ENT.
_ Adults aby 216 Judson,
xi3 3 ROOMS MODERN. PVT. . BATH.
Center St.
Share Living O Quarters 30 ROOMS AND B PVT.
103 Green St. FE Emcia upper, WIDOW WOULD LIKE TO SHARE 3 ith 2 school teach-
Waterio
r Dr., Drayton - ‘Plains.
Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs. 32,2 & 5
LAND CONTRACTS
ND HiDpEN FEES ROOM
__Paddock.. |
3 _ RM. FURN. # See "$50 0 MONTH.
Lake priv.
_8-8054, . ANKLIN APTS.
Close or dewntown shopping cen-
ter and transportation,
Modern }-room apts. with private
afford economical,
quarters with no costly
front and rear win-
dows give reoel breeze ventilation,
Newly eeeetes and well
tendly neighbors.
Pes ‘l is building, $49
fecleding heat,
oC. Hempstead, 102
PE, 4-8284 or after
ie CLOSE TO HIGH
& shopp Pike Cor. Sanford, 3 rms.,
ainetis & tiled bath.
closet for murphy
‘use. Auto, hot water,
Laundry eres ist class yiree
8 or_Mrs. Bigg, in:
bed
Ref
line, near eed 3 and park, Fenced
grounds, utilities supplied.
rm, FE 5-¢
SMALL HOUSES FOR RE uire at 1676 Taylor
_for ponte Weaver hese all-
attrac-
ne suet Watlee
Lak. Dr
eee MA 4-1878.
TO SMALL RESPONSIBLE | FAM-
hru May furn. mod house with all facilities, Low rent.
al, security deposit required. 1475 |.
_Rivona near Banford at Cass Lh.
VERY EXCLUSIVE 3 BEDROOM hot and
Harris.
&k2R
h fearon ARE aatoo
_derson.
3 ROOMS AND BATH, NO CHIL!
dren 2715 Shimmons FE
_5-2386 . 3 RM. APT. SLEEPING RM. for 3. FE 4-7059. i in en ee ent
RMS. & PVT
furn Baby Veeue.
3 RMS. UPPER DUPLEX. PVT. |
bath & int. Furn, or Unfurn. ote |
Center, & also nicely furn. 2 rms
$13 wk FE 5-1690 or- FE _2-2390.
Nicholie & cial Co, 3 RMS.. GROUND FLOOR. PARE |
ing space in
hurst.
B|3 LARGE: ba AND HATH, FIRST
Le ios
rage.
‘per es Couple only. FE, 5-4032 a an i Ee re a |
iF) one ROOMS, 79 CLARK, APPLY '
hee a eal iG Wideman.
pd WIDEsAN
# i hitare 412. r sbhow
AVAILABLE FoR LAND con.
NO SBLIGA TION."
3 RM. APT. PVT. BATH & EN-| aie Children welcome. IND AN VILLAGE THREE ROOMS AND BATH, ALL | Rewer DECORATED, SECOND
NISHED PLUS STOVE, REFRIG- ERATOR AND APT SIZE WASH- $20 PER WK EF, RE-
QUIRED MENT OR ¢ 7193 FOR |
NEWLY DECORATED 3 RM. APT.
and bath Stove and refrig.
_$60 per month. FE 5-7534
ORCHARD CT. APIS. BRAND NEW
AIR CONDITIONED
19 SALMER Street
newest mosers i hrs develop. |
cony type, individua! en
Beauttfar kitchens; pee
4 Refrigerator furnished
hot water furnish v5
—
DHOOM APARTMENTS |? on relerences re~
_1704_ Telegraph Rd.,
YEAR-AROUND FURN. OR
furn, 5 rm. house, Autématic oil
furnace, garage, Lake privileges,
Near schools & shopping centers.
Chi ead & pets welcome,
p.m. ORlando 3-5588,
3 BEDRM 6 RM. HOUSE: GAS
heat, near school, HM 3-3005.
4 ROOMS AND BATH ON NICE
* st Clos i-Huron
: e to
Center, References Requi
per mo. OR 3-5402. oe |:
4 ROOM HOUSE. CLEAN, $40. 490 Scott Lk. Ri
4. ago APE Dig otis -% the he: house
p- Ww. ‘DINNAN 66 W. Huron
peat, garage Reas rent. FE
5-1620,
Bloomfie Preferab
ne pe with = Ag Call
OD- i RM HOUSE. si a JONSON. | in, e 738 W. Huron,
|e beet rete Tanta Sas BEAUTIFUL -_OXBOW. LAKE ranch home, Furn. or Unturn. * Cre deposit, EM 3-6431 or
F al lak ¥i “4 oe a Se ir —, Mane priors. exes.
CLEAN 2 B
* ipl nninpigr RA
a ater a. oe and’
water = ve, drapes,
vane. ¥ wil, \ ae saad ease er s re-
quires’ MI 4-2349 LI 2-0889
paar cil
LAKE ORION. 6 ROOMS. 1% BATH 2 children. No drinkers, Call FE
44140 or FE $4385 Booess”3 ROOM & BATH. $45)
__ month FE 5-2026.
MODERN 6 vases. For CLOSE TO
.| MODERN & “ai For informa-
tion. 108 a
Pear oP toon LE $50 i e oth-
per mo, Will have so
ers after— Day. Jac’ ve-
_land, Keego bor
wiz BEDROOM HOME’
see tiled baths. Lovely tehéa,
RENT “SELL 2 BEDROOM
‘house . rhe ‘tes school . area.
OR $3600.
RENT WITH OPTION
dy 75 per a 2 betroem on $ OLE
2 bedroom. wea 30 oo ek mo,
2 Seeuum Ota $80 per mo MI 67955 WEbst
r 3-4200
~ - Builders
RENT = ON
bedroom pone ed Te
50 mo, oa WEb-
ster 3-4200, : . builders.
SMALL Pe 2 eos 5
as heat, $40 mio, ‘an .. week,
$67 Auburn Rd, FE Crooks.
UNFPURN DUPLEX. Ta AND 870.
EM _ 3-2684. a *
W. SIDE, WELL CONSTRUCTED
roomy brick home. On quiet tree-
lined street 6 rms. [% bathr,
= heat meee Basement. Own:
3 WEST SIDE
“95 SBINDER, INC.
FE 5-1172 or FE 5-8875
+ 105) Rent Lake Cottages 36A
FURN, COTTAGE YEAR ROUND, 8900 Pontiac Lk Rd.
For Rent nt Rooms _ 37 PPL L ALLEL LPL LE
1 SLEEPING RQOM os LADY.
103 Thorpe. FE 2-561
1 NICELY ScENiaED RM. NEAR
shopping center & schools. For
working man or womay. Union een Shore. EM 3-3927.
NICELY Gite CARPETED
® scenes rms. For teachers or re-
sponsible business _ girls. et
street near Huron Shopping
_ter. FE 2-9002
BUSINESS GIRL. —_—, 3. PRIVI- léges. 399 Elizabeth Lk, FE 2-0015.
CLEAN aoe Aa carom
os aes hoon: FE
360 W Hubron
= Piaraaoua OR BUSI
ness man very clean i
bed. Pvt. entrance, 563 W . Huron.
Phone FE 3-7111,
tr YOU WANT A NICE CLEAN, Fa: quiet place at bus stop, call.
_FE _5-7332.
LOVELY ROOM IN PRIVATE
home. Breakfast privileges. OL
__ 86-0221, MODER N RMS. FOR BUSINESS
yi Le 8 rd kitchen priv, FE
PLE toe SEEE PING ROOM
eh refined business woman,
PVT. ENTRANCE, e. BUS STOP.
Laundry .& cook 499 W, Huron.
OOMS. WITH KITCH PRIVI-
leges. 531 W, Iroquois, FE 2-877
ROOM TO RENT ON t uace
Lake with pvt, ent. Also priv.
EM_3-0606.
a
WOMEN—MODERN
FE 4-2847
Rent Houses Unfurn:
2 BEDROOMS RAM *
Fr ) BEDROOM ‘HOME. $89 PER MO
Auburn Heights FE 5-5151, after
p.m, Pema’ BEDRM HOME. IN INQUIRE 3721
ae ence OIL wae STORM
Large garage. Walking
ee ‘to ae
Jj HOUSE FURNISHED.
bes of Pontiac. Low rent.
OMS, UTILI
* chee to Pishers & Pon
Baha, Bald win FE "pussis or FE |
a ATTR RACTIVE | Ris”
FE 8-3473
entrance
nished $16 we
baby welcom
air,
OA: Johnson MRE a none HE 7 ROOMS AND D PATE BABY WEL-/
ontiac, Phone MYrtle | come. In | RENT FREE FIRST MONTH, DE-
Newl
imate,
=} a SORT
Are you looking for clean at
tractive apartment where the pro-
pie are.quiet yet friendly? Cool tn
summer with the cross ventilation
afforded by front & rear windows
These 3 — & bath apts, rent
iti ce gaa er —
alldin
stead. -i02 E. -H rons
ROOMS, PVT, BATH & ENT. as “ak heat. 87 8’ Parke St.* VERY rg 7 BEDROOM NEW HOUSE. location. Adults only, FE
|? Seta YEAR’ AROND HOME.
Pontiac New" J Actorsted. Oil best
BEDROOM se ODERN. YEAR
J BEDROOM - MODERN
‘permanent rental.
Bee, | 3 jae BRICK CHILDREN
>|? ‘ ERRACE. onan util, $17 A week. OR 3-6r
Rooms With Board 38
COMFORTABLE RM. FOR 1 OR 2
__ working gentiemen FE 2-3429,
EXTRA CLEAN HOME-STYLE
_meais, 14 Matthews. FE 5-037 i
LARGE ROOM WITH OR WITH-
ae board. 115 8 Tilden. FE
VACANCY FOR ELD®RLY PER- sons in nurses home, FE_5-8371.
WITH OR WITHOUT MEALS, 1
block from Sears. FE 4-7301,
Hotel Rooms 39
HOTEL AUBURIN Rooms by ee JO or Week
Also 1 or 9 ‘roo ee riments.
Cooking soe. retriners jon whits.
____ 464 umn , 2-8239 ——}
——Reht ‘Office. e Space 41 PLLA LOLS .
DOWNTOWN “PONTIAC UT i AC PY.
service furnished ‘New building,
& np cS | DOWNTOWN som NTIA }FIXER? 2,500 Sq. Ft ottice space
available Will divi ma sult qualified’ tenant, Mod-
ern office bldg. nant setys
ice. Lease basis only.
Nicholie & Harger Co: 33. W_ HURON FE 5-6183
BEDROOM | HOME, NR, CLARK- exc. cgeaien. chil- hee
onic SPACE POR RENT AZ 17
W. Lawrence St. See fr. a 000 DOWN
$50 A MONTH
By Owner — This two bedroo:
mation, “eal * Milord "MO
5 A
ies" wanlene on M Mi5. MA
7s
~ ASSOCIATE
OKERS INVESTMENT CO, PE . 8-0663 - :
443 acmiideiace AVE.
EQR COLORED Large 7 room home, newly deco-
rated. Basement, oil furnace, 144-| cone costs
down tor on &
drive, wMorwage costa, down. ‘tor |
J. Cc HAYDEN, »Realtor |
7 ROOM HOUSE ON PVE, ESTATE CUTE
. —— PAR
NT odern home. Fire-
Pur-
r good bays in lake-
hy Snyder Lavender REALTOR EST. 20 YEARS
3 BEDROOM
terms
: cine A BIG LOOK
si gEWOOD REALTY
Paul M. "Jones, Real Est. |
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
oe perticalad y. A Tand-
-— sor we look?
8 beauty of a neighborhood,
near Watkins Lake. Living
finished pocenl etely even to
the snack bar, A landscaped
corner, @ prick barbecue
About $4,
down og assume an a
per cent
including every @ins.
LAKEPRONT BRICK home.
Now is the time to
the per any for cool orate
ESA =
front resale. Nice :
landseaped yard and
4 per acti; includes *
taxes: and insurance.
EASY WALEING
o
and ideal for an older cou- .
walls’ full basement too! By
ool people moe you this
RAY O’NEIL, Realtor ’ 262 S. Telegraph Rd
FE 3-7103
For Colored
Here is an gr eae! ho
al GI veterans. with
gee Mrs. Revard 18 Gillespie or. Be 12, John ealtor, 670 We Ha ron
NEFr ALFINANGET
Order Classified
| Ads to sell, rerit, find a
good job. FE 28181 is
the Want Ad number!
“ener * phone FE : Boia,
MulLakes Realty.”
*
ee eit Eee. eats
Ss.
aoa 8 ts,
Ee * in poreh oltis
Rd. MA 41578
| HAYBEN. 5 $1,350 down.
or ig me, me beget Teas :
garage. Fenced rs
OFF BALDWIN. Excellent 2 bed- room home. Piactered “wells. Nice
yard, FHA ‘terms e
ORION TWP. og usd a.\
Betta, te tracrie ed trade m= tent. for pontiac oc’ clty property,
j “OAKLAND LAKEFRONT. 3 et ranch home. Firep place For Sale Hoses "43
sc fenced eda nice logation.
[MODEL HOME “NOW FOR SALE.
bedrm,. ranch. ¢
Ascension 8t., . Take over low irene v-a
mortgage ~
ear oat garage. Terms.
WEST SUBURBAN pane home.
& bedrecms. latge lot. GI closing
dow ‘
CEDAR 18) ND LAKE
— renee 4 Buln slave
v ar gar Sand nay beach. $23:000. terms.
OFF CASS-ELIZABETH . 1% story 3 bedroom home, Garage.
$1, down. :
ST. MICHAEL'S sane An older ,
wn, FHA’)
%! 7 'C. HAYDEN, R Realtor ll to-| 86 E. Walton | Open _ Eves. Aol et
3 BEDROOM, WEST oa By owner. PE e708
WALLED. LAKE 2 bedroom yt. round home.
Lk. priv., liv: dinette, tile
bath Large fenced lot, peony to
garage, Auto. rnace, Bo orl
BED! ail on Whi e Lake near Clark- | ay. forte L tas *
wh wire.
. Modern, 3b full road, irom gad irom
xi PA Bus, "Realtor
1919 M15 Ortonville, NA 17-2815
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVIGE ©
BRICK RANCHER 3. bedroom : —— maregs. | Brick pian. oat
7 gt = cieaer ate Beth with
ooo | ‘er c
and thermopane windows.
pag nice west — location.
“brick home with = %
a garage land. es. at
- : volt walls and base-
wont.
George R. Irwin
eS ow. ee
WILLIAMS LAKE RD. — A
cieer| (bcc, "se rooms. Pinstered, all
ar .
rs. were en
es | ine s Svervinina,
4 BEDROOM family home
near Baldwin School, Has a
Bates i Srna ‘of land too for
ia Hoatse aaah
AEF ELLY Rake
WALTON - OPDYKE. AREA
YTO! iS, 4 bed- ~
room. —— spotiess
— & base-
P
$13,200. ng - just Het
cost balance on low interes GI terms.
RA¥ O'NEIL, Realtor = — Rd, a ae 9-9.
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE |
LAKE FRONT °
OME |. a aod
LAKE FRONT
LOTS. EWEST AND FINEST
DEVELOP-
6350 DOWN On FHA terms. Here _ 1s that opportunity you've
w : To own
re age
JEWEL ~ couldn’t compare with this
brand new tri-level near
Loon Lake, A warm. brick
and stone exterior lige per
7 pees ee a ie . Ba a)
room. The 15x19 ft. paneled
recreation toom and the at-
tached ys ae plastered a-
race letes this - en-
chanting ‘picture. Full Drice
mly $31,800 with $9,000 qn.!
SYLVAN
LAKEFRON T city and “ake vine in HEAR 1c ey \
bus servic ater, sewer, |
and oviul relaxation .
wail: for ‘next, Pri :
auick ‘sale at ioe ong ”
Batema n
Kampsen | REALTORS | es 40528 | ™* 377 &. Telegraph Eves: & Sun. | 7) clatkston, will
Line $800 ae eee. ou in, Call MA
.5-1201 or SL 7-1443.
“DRAYTON WOODS
3 bedrooms. oh nest, Partly furn.
Large lot, $1,000 down.
“4392 | OR 3-1950 DRIVE
, CAREFULLY. OVER ‘THE LABOR iy
HOLMES- BART RAM
Ppvenings” OR 3-3230 =
7g FA
UR BED! located in
Realtors
28% Huron ANNETT’S
VALUES ©:
LAKE FRONT-Shaded & —
sand beach, Six
bain” sun poreh geo lake,
down a
PLAINS AREA
Base-
Kitchen iat Treat aiack attached ga-
S-Brick ranch
loomfield Township.
poiten f room fo Brepncs, sar
peting. dra andy
peiity * room, * Gag heat. 2 car g&
rage. Y 923.756, te
Roy Annett Inc.
Federal 8.0466
y $4,
will trade equity
*™ ts, BEVERLY First time offered, solid
built. 2 bedroom home Ww with _ | STOUTS | Best Buys
_ Today ~
CITY ACREAGE Terrific investment ‘ oppor------
tunity here in this oun acre
reel, located on new M24.
—e ag ern 6 room
home, Y car garage,
suitable. for service garage,
tag high-
a frontage on e.
000 down oF owner
or city
*
LAKE ORION A real batn older large 6 rm.
and er home, ——
Village ~
to downtown «s opping
Total price only 36.200" wi
750 down. By appointment.
WEST SUBURBAN ho need small For those “w monthly patments we. have
this attractive 2 bedroom
pa built in 1955. Fea-
oak floors, oi] heat,
o water heater, in "cows util-
po Pi we Only
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor TT N, Saginaw St. Ph, FE 5-6165
‘ mn ‘til 6 p.m,
1% BATHS, 3 BDRMS.
Family Room
“ATTACHED GARAGE
Full Basement
ALUM. WINDOWS
Storms and Screens MANY OTHER CUSTOM FEA-
“FONLY. $11,990 ON YOUR LOT
We Trade
W. H: BASS. BUILDERS = BROKER
FE 3.7210 > PE 8-053 13 ee -
home with Wisner: "School Here !s a nice, 6-room, modern
es eat, garage and-
convenient down town stores
and schools, priced at $7300 —
Little Country Estate 4 nice acres with
trees, very neat. 2.
ern bungalow, auto, oil heat,
car gara : ted Bos seme close to
schools,
WILLIS 1. "BREWER Ae ee z REISZ, SALES aa
arke oo rere. petty and fruit
-bedroom, mod-
BROWN | GI SPECIAL—LITTLE FARM — 3
matic hot water.
. Excellent 2% acres of .and- Brand
new garage. Nothine down to GIs.
. Priced at only $9.800: Better not . oe time if you want th
“Tt is a buy.’
ee H. BROWN. Realtor Ph. FE
Muttiple Listing Service Flowing well.
2-4810
GILES $450 Down...
plus costs will buy this first
Lar room home
throughout Pull “ besement,
oi} serpent, Cee also 1! My ¢ 4 lots all fenced.
ie take priviléges,
4 Bedrooms
ri ES REALTY CO,
f
AVE.
NG SERVICE - |g
cE
: BAST | BLVD. -tooms. mediate — jt f pay-
oo a sto anit.
FOU. (. sah c t off State
wee Ssdetinn “wh Gate onthiy
N PLAINS - | TS Pa vest home. . Large
lot. cea aa ie rd-
ae
¥ : ‘anon : i ; wee femily ate ond
a a ne cighbortoe, cere
heal — 10,500 — y
N ICHOLIE. _ & HARGER CO. 33° W. HURON z
2 ACRES fo 3 bedrm. home. Near
mu Pinine 2405 ‘Mann Ra.
lio W. Pike st “__ PE _4-5903
oa PAYMENT tarter homes,
BaP a basement and rough wire in oP = rod ar 1 bulld on
our . with’ small - Co., OR ofa.
ii) Garner Wiliams Lake ° Rd. & ter
Wwibow mae STATE, Pi Rice
Br. ranch carport. tanseenen: Fenced Le, sium 8 1 x 150,
W. Bloom re Tosi.
THE E MICHIGAN
Split level home. 1248 square ft. |
Pelivered og yout lot for $8400,
ow,
ELL 3200 8. Rochester Rd. OL _6-0831,
BY OWNER on a ho! ion inte icity "Bart tasetient Gt furnace. 100 1 pT $6900.
$850"down . EM 3-6121.
ge room, ¥a&-
complete i turniehed. ront ho ed,
Ol book full iconen4 with ree-
$10,000 down, By — 175 N.
Shore Drive Lake O
Immediate Posseian Poets. TRAIL 3268 HAGGERTY *
4 nb room masonry, bungaléw =
on ar
Stores, schools and churches Will Guert > ’
ment, 7%, owner, Gayfair -basb. :
PRE-BUILT HOMES
ing heating, Race remy wirin
and t PE 2-1004°'D & M Butiding’ Bervice,_ a
CONTEMPORARY MODEL ( OPEN
3 bedroom brick. over 1,100 sq. ft. .
er, studio ceiling, marble & »
sills, Delco —, ceramic —
sink, range, | counters with Wo birch fin- ~
ish. Complete §14,000 on your lot,
1458 Glenwood. Sylvan Village. FE
Close to St. Fred’s
See this completely modern home
with three bedrooms, oak floors,
full basement, steam heat, newly
wplastered wails, breakfast room
and a eee Yee for only:
No Money Down To
Gls
= KENNEDY ‘dpen Evenings “til 8
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
West Side Brick is a choice all Brick Ranch
puitt in 1956, 24-ft. carpeted live
room, latest in kitchen de-
8
tiled baths. High, light base-
ment for recreation. To include
new carpeting, draperies and
extras. Wide, velvet ereen, lawa
and shade.
Titres Street Near Webster School 6 room,
two story home and all in clean
condition. Oi] furnate. Shaded
lot, 50x14 Price $8,950 with
$1,500 or nothing down to GI
veteran, Will also sell furnished,
lar tor
670 a | Ph: FE 4-3528
i rE. "2.0829 EVE.
~ CLARK DONELSON oer FOUR BED-
gee BRICK. fooms down;
be oa bony floor. Ceramio
ine bath,- with colored fixtures on
first floor, carpeted living and
dining room, modern weil de-
signed -kitchen, light oak floors,
‘plastered walls, all beautifully
decorated Full basement, gas aue
tomatic furnace and water heat-
er. Breezeway wading. to ate
tached 2-car garage eautifully
landscaped lot with trees, shrubs
and terraced grounds. Excellent
neighborhood and school district. Rear city bus service. $29,900,
erms. e
TRADE ps art. (THREE BED-
ROOM BRICK RANCH HOME
Owner Ro areeet your bresent
home or equity as part
, down on this éstrable hease’ 05
X 26 feet. 1% baths, patio 12 x 25
« feet, family room, ample closet
M kiteh space, odern kitchen, man
built-ins Basement, ofl heat,
car attached garage, pans lot.
$23,500, terms.
WEST SUB. $5,160 with $1,800
€@own and $50 month. Four room
house with 3-pc. bath and show-
er, utility room. Will also con-
sider trade for 3 bedroom with
basement.
CLARK REAL ESTATE TO BUY, TO SELL, TO TRADE FE +6 4-4813
Seuitipie on St Service
| No. Down to G.I. .
On‘ Union Lake Home dD lookin: learn oak built eer
inst ter walls seat ble Fooms. hn | cheers kitchen, “iat ; re er lot 1 block from excellent
ay “uortéten hebies Wows.
Happiness Guaranteed |
14-Bedrm: Lakefront.‘ Rear pores and” at Big teks i
and ols. Neat, Flacsed in’ ipo
‘ot, shade Garage
boa, 3 excelle an nd
: utp dows: °
Giroux-Franks
cot BEEN PEA ibe |
et
See é * 4
Owner.
5 LUMPARE THIS
Pub ¢en-
gine tile
ae 3 botie.
4 BEDROOMS — modery T-room . hom:
re Centrally Neated
choels iho odern
: kitchen. eS nathe asement _
en . Garage. 613,800. With s ie ie
= eek TER, REALTOR Oxford, OA &-3123
; $1, 128 DOWN ° $-room brick terrace. Hardwood
floors. be N natant. Gas fur-
ace, $60 m
ee SUBURBAN | rooms, needs MeL $500 Dn.
. NEAR MSU UO
CUCKLER REALTY 236 =N. tie
OPEN | nlf
for
4 Bint carpeted bedroom 2 full
5 tm. home ottére 4 rm., firace. ceeneay ee be:
ton,
ee mainte passebion Price $1,290.
[tate orton * ¥ 2-220:
NION oe wivtte
floors, i need FARA. Ea” s-an
or - NO MO DOWN Outstanding NEY, DON briek with
attached sarport, Ultra-modern
throughout, Beautiful ceramic tile bath ‘lovely kitchen. Force r
heat. Large. corner lot, ock. tom school, Built in 1057, Fast s5e
BUILDING?
as little ok dow; = na n, Give us @
call, To “please you pleases us.
SUNDAY 15 MONDAY CALL
JIM WILLIAMS ier LDWwin & INSURAN FE £0841
“MILLER
HERRINGTON oy:
3 bedrooms, $17,,50, ) FHA
WEST SUBURBAN—6 rooms
bor 1 sere lot, 3 car enrage.
GI 3: BEDROOM — pee buttt
in range & oven. $10,450—$400
moves you in.
$9, 975—$1, 250 down.
& bath. $1,250, PHA. Fenced yard,
NORTH SIDE—4
2 lots, of] heat.
- WATKINS LAKE’ RD.
re v. 3 bedrooms, Hy car
Ye acres. $11,995.
pk mk SIDE _ Lake
ggtage,
near
aldson fs ith iti s, lar
flteben wi ue TT the’ bullt:ins #3) ae ny 2 edroome. lula, siding.
Only “$23, : “Move = a Jot. Drive out Perry. peer Ra... or William Miller
Rd, Bi Peay Bye the LADD sign Realtor FE 2-0263
Open pune eS ING i . 1015_W. Huron
, OR 31231 LAWRENCE Y.
~ A LARGE HOME 12x15" — carpeted living room, iit x caylord)
iter bedroom, 15"
ss me ra Temes a ar’ fire “pull basement, beer es-|: os
IN ale ay ape LADD D'S, INC. A Son’ pagmenie or just OR 3-1231 .
ois Diss!) td a Honeymoon Special! |SZ0OND STREET : Can be bought eithe 4
_ DELS LY DECOR. terms or, for. only $9,600 on :
—~ Acre ae ae = full oe Very quick
Rae PARTY
DOWN PAYMENT.
~ Nothing Down
3 BEDROOM MODERN — MORTGAGE COSTS ONLY
35 ACRE COLORED F WOODED — ONLY it)
DOWN.
JIM WRIGHT. LONGFELLOW SCHOOL...
. Extra large
Only _$9,500 with terms.
REALTOR
af 04 OARLAND “AVE
BWwHITe “Trees lots #. lar ef ot and maple trees on
the 100x150 leve and a 6 m
si bed:
P floor. nt us! West of Ponts ac, $9,500 tt Be
down, Call for appointment.
Williams Lake Area Close: to school—this 3 bedroom
full basement home has plastered
MONDAY 3-5
45 Wenonah
‘Ottawa Hills
6 § yeont famay hom.
rooms ceramic tile ba batt
m and p
Directions: Turn Jeft
ron st Genesee—3 ft ott We we.
Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor 1 _W. Huron treet
NOW OPEN
rein it prood to 6 NEW 2BEDROOM HOMES
moe ae $9,950 with) _ m The Heart of Pontiac —
WHITE ,BROS. $8 350
5660 aoa. i
Open Eves, "til ae Sun, 10 ‘til 5
. $350 DOWN $69 PER MONTH
—City Sewer & Water
6201 WALDRON Drive 3 : .
bedrooms, 21 ft, ying | rm.
1% acres. $050 or - % Mile from bd
will trade Ant Crate Schoo! 2
168 PERKINS Street — P Shop i rooms. a light. hot hounerece: — ving center’
Basement, it. .
nace. Only $1,450 down. ie LOCATED ON MELROSE
101 FERRY Street — 4 Bed- ————Se eo
heat. a lots. “tharees. ; fs, ° rice $8,500. SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT
R. VALUET, "Realtor CALL: *
Moar LONG UNT be |DLORAH BLDO. 0. FE20In ULTIPLE E LISTING SERVICE :
Pontiac Lakefront 18 THE “BIRD” TO SEE: Large liv room, 2 bedrooms, :
5 F) cn ceneree porches
Very ‘nice be = we — ate possession.
leton, Realtor 2230 ‘onal rr ne PE 4-4563
EAST SIDE ee
$13,950, terms ar-
ranged,
JUST... A few minutes out and you will
of the cutest ranch type
full basement
aourae
tion rooms
All “denon $7, "30. terms,
‘Humphries tor FE 47114
He N, rele graph Eves.
Listing Sertice
John K.
IRWIN
BUILD + NEW HOME ne help "you e00 ‘plans ts choose ge model
home ar ‘bullt in y Cherokee
Hills sub. No. 2
, O12 BEDROOM 2 “Cute 2 ’ kins,
GI meni Lae Sewiraels. er
Here is your cl e to pe
* ‘ ae rooms Bath
ful “basement. si 300.
GI 1 stony,
yes
$0,200.
John™ K, Irwite 2&-Sons. RIFE 4-3581 Kids and Trailers Don't — Trade preety oH peter © =
olen sly fey Pan 4
Nise safe ‘fenced yard to
Owners will ae.
cept your trailer or smaller home
. in creas. Bee this unusual. offering
now
REALTOR PARTRIDGE 1080 W. HURON
Multiple Listing Service
LAKEFRONT HOME. YEAR
around FA gat Lake dian
Wood acone 8 he Face
brick, ‘y 2 tile Settee Full open mont
with patio to lake. 2-car ar gatnes.
Ideal for entertainment and fa:
ef Tait Priced for immediate
Cash or dorms. Immediate i Det.
ver
_WAlnut_ +172 of
a
Bedroom
HOMES
$100 DOWN Plus minimum costes.
Moves You In!
SO. & . WHY PAY RENT?
BUILT IN or b OVENS |
was or Mt
MODEL. OPEN)
, a
LAKE FRONT — WATKINS LAKE
$16,500. ;
TENNYSON 8T.—5 rooms & bath. |
N FEATURES | THE PONTIAC’ PRESS, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Y, “oss
IF YOU ARE AMBITIOUS
And have limited capital,
ah appe Owner wants. fa:
sale. Spenis! piter on this 2. be
room home convenient loca- tion on paved road frontage.
cone Fg oe some work and
: soete
7wn payment nl uy
* tr MBREE & GREGG.
cat Lak Lavilage EM 3403 or IES asst
GL. Nothing Down
C yeu FOR SCHOOL
3 bedroo* “*ttractive home near
2 BEDROOM
near Marimont
EVERAL FHA HOMES—with lot
eee payments also,
J. R. Hiltz
re ssi -Dorris & Son
NIA FONTS * cornet location)
Schoo!
Realtor
1011 W. Huron
¢
=, Ra
se Hom of the finest ame built 1952. .
and half bath
down; 5 bedgoom feirosmns and
up, Basement with
~ foom.. $2,000
7 feed -—¥ mise 26). Down payment $1,800.
"GI MAKE PRONT —
aay heat.
gy A i car garage.
-DORRIS Vso’ REattons 152 W. Huron 4-1557
4 BEDROO sai ean 2
ire S. old, Venetian
8 and scfeens, $14,-
00 'e et He cown. $100 mo. FE
floor.: —4 moves ’ you in,
eating space,
ng SRL lavatory
onal ed air heat in
ment. Only $1,500
~~.
HOSPITAL
, es, large living
screened rear
poren : ) Pull Eco
ace
rv "a. with $1,560 down.
mabe
bedroo: ecia ONE-HALP
bath down. and
e larg . — a. Full
basement, heat, on a
40x130 ft. ioe $3,300 down
to a GI mortgage. NEAR 3
erms can ne are
. Buy all or half.
IVAN W
SCHEAM. REALTOR _ FE 5-9471
East: Side fin
has a new
wrought iron features.
Kitchen is completely new
jess steel
eating “system, Walls are nicely
ainted throughout “and
oors have been refinished.
Tt is ke new xe th
WM. H. KNUDSEN .
PE voi ay eve ae No. he a 4 iss
NOTHING
DOWN = build 3 bedrm. starter home
rs oi 3a rg Bhosgs in-
lot for
ES ee payment Me-
$9, 500
solar finished edrm.
bebe basemen’ (es heat, vile
. Don McDonald, OR 3.2837
"BUD" * we
Silver Lake Broot Eye @ pees ultra mod-
ern, 2 level
offers more cy
upper
entures 3 bedrooms,
2tar garage; low-
features ii ;
ee e
stean be a Shown by Appointment only~
make yours
Income and Commercial ieee | 1 "fooms and behead bath \
veotal ape
mates | im
tment irs . 5
an rt. ect
Baseea at $29,500.00.
y you to look today,
“Bue? Nicholie, els
Fe 5-1 of SEP tema an rooms) near Bald- | —
a
KNUDSEN
For Sale Houses 43 For Sale Houses
ROCHESTER, Baile
"Pier abet ite AO of 9 left.
oger.. B, Henry; Tne. 51) Main aoe P pochester \ gO 1-010
rs 1 150 DOWN PRICED fiHT eters
ag n. brick frame #fi-level. "inodern home ome on Pleasant Lk. Full” basen Dt, gas” est, I6kS |. Dossestion’ Wi slots. Emmediats
WG Whincous,” REALTOR stata" estos, ;
a |S ee BOnee TREY
‘WALLED LAKE. AREA | Neat 1%4-8TORY, 3-BEDROOM, 3 bedrm. home. Liv Tm., full basement home, Donelson
kitchen, g rm., ing large | Park. near St. Benedict's. 3065
rms, eee basement, —- heat | Old Orchard, off Elisabeth Lk.
and “hot water, gitke rivs. $759. ae on eet site
ogee ° Buckhorn’ Lake. ‘Slater te 3 ; rooms, 3 baths, basement
‘ ructign. mo picture ye ng 50x: lot. Sacrifice, $10, Teas elt » Fogo | _or terms,
and | BEAU 3 EDROOM. 3 pproxtnately, 1 ped shell.- West side, Heating ducts x rut” yeiiand rough Th gy mbing and septic tank
prive._ installed, Near sc i png.
Mutant’ "REALTY ete: down. FE 5-0782 | 2410 8. Commerce Rd. MA 4-2301 : Sooner |. LBA G TOWN UST SACRI-
: ;| SEPTEMBER SPECIAL] fice. 3 bedroom brick ranch. in ION Herrington Hills, Our GI ul!
fot - —, ey from this —or cash _to_miortbage. FE 4-0450.
vaccsues Tanch Home on 80° by | ON 1 ACRE MODERN 5 ROOMS,
300’ neatly landscaped lot, Cedar| full basement, aemewss, 1 ‘car
shakes exterior with about a 1000/ @arage Oil heat near 5 joo.
sq. ft. of living area. Has living eting and drapes inc. All for
rm. @ rm., 10° by 14° kitch- 10,500 $1 350. own, FHA, OR-
en, ¥ bedrms., ceramic tile bath, | _3:8125. erimeter oll heat, A real buy at | 3 BEDROOM HOME, GARAGE 12,7 with only per cent breezeway acre ground, moqely
ao ie es Vitus “Saicken. €oop.
EDRM. WITH BASEMENT, $500
so 474 Fourth St FE 5-8643.
BY” OWNER, | ROOM HOUSE.
__ Westside, 32 Henry: Clay Ave.
FIVE oor — BATH, LOT
Lake Ave,,
Pusoe down,
Call owner, LI 1-4190,
_ month
2 7 SunRSOM HOUSE, NR. WI
ree ie: Low “down payment.
TO CLOSE ESTATE: 3 BDRM.
home, 1% acres of land fruit
trees, etc. For information call
Republic 9-4964 :
| HURON GARDENS gpiecteosendone
possession, moderp 5 and
utility, cnwtnesoes Svar, fall price
— $12,500. FE 4-5289.
WOULD LIKE: TO gree HousE
in Northern Hi; istrict with
_Box if? to buy. peutes Press
x 13.
LARGE. 4 BEDRM. ON WEST
side, 1 eis Large liv rm.,
dining Tm Fo modern kitchen atte? 6 cal kitchen
_6 call PE “3086. ‘Mrs. Naugle.
3 BEDROOM BRICK HCME, $8,
2 years old. OL 1-1567. ss
2 BEDROOM egy 4 » BBcngal FULL
basement. 2-car rage Garden
agi LE ~~. # figores of ont
Lake Orion.
~ -RILEY ELIZ. oe —
Ww. Focation * pever street 24 ft.
eted living room, full dining
bedr and
pes ca as «
AUBURN HEIGHTS
onderful ‘
jow in A-l
tached garage, priced right, ens
FHA terms. Avail. with 10
eent down
th
close to
us Off id
win near Walton Blvd.
508. Elizabeth Lake Rd.
PE 4-1157 FE 4-4821
Income Property 43A
ROO) moral $18,500
value. sii300 equity. Will ke
_fer oath thing of equal Pans
or equity, Call OL 1-8265.
4 UNITS, Pe $65 WK, wo
Fisher Body. ORtando
For Sale Lake rear “4
FT, OF LAKE gro 4
priv = hag highly
ag vi Tien ; mag Os a 4
ake, 2 lakefron . 5
1 lot, $5,200, 3-2088,
Toom ttached arage,
eastl Eargenigt boat, Sook. fal . Ot: i
lake view. $18,750, terms,” 4610 Linw Dr, eral 8-3745,
COMPARE — LAKEFRONT VAL ANY RS ON . BUY NOW,
Lite so gen h nae ™ oeawes a
Mateee that acie" $ S00 HITE BROS. - REAL ESTA
Piz Open Eves, ‘til 9; Sunday 10 "tl 8
Lake Orion Lakefront pa . all moderh, newly dec-
Paved street. SD agg oe
pose y Immediete pdssess! Small
down payment or will gon for
house’
cant lot, Owner.
MY _3-
Lake Privileges
3 lors AT BASS LAKE x 1235 — TERRIFIC OWNER NEEDS
—
Buy _. CASH.
RJ. eee Realtor.
LARGE LAKE To
Open_10- Dally
fe EM_3-6531
P |
SATURDAY.
SUNDAY and MONDAY
‘ Labor Day
' BARGAINS
Lakef ronts Galore
WE FOR YOUR INSPECTION LAKEFRONT HOMES. PRICED | FROM $7,950 to $25,000—. ,
CONVENIENT. - TER ALSO LAKEFRONT LOTS FROM $2,000 UP.
J. A. Taylor'|" REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE
7132 Bont and Rd.
M5 ntiad Lake)
OR 3.1349 °
a pena
or atlas OR
1% ACRES, 100 = “FRONTAGE
on Deer Lake near Clarkston and
Dixie Hwy Exc Fo pee atts
FE 2-7576 or ME 7. Pe
For Sale Resort Prop. 44A
SITUATED
LOG
abin, All, conveniences, In-
dian Lake, furnished. Dock, raft,
boat, sandy beach, 7 . 1286 |° ft. lake frontage. $29,500, Univer-
sity 1-8004 or MY_3-7221.
For Sale Lots - 46 |.
“SMA L B NICE LOTS
any Stn mi ere Bald
\ Girite “Pontiac Dee “i a hg 8 IDA — LAKE.
SEMERT i 1521, ae
Lit no yn awe Sage x] See For Yourself oo
er. land age bd Var | j
_Ti N. Saginaw St
mn Till
| Sale Business Property 49
-|FURN BEAUTY
hoo ay ms re AS ACus OF HAM |
Business Opportunities 51} For Sale Lots 46
ONLY $1,650 CLOSE IN WITH TREES PAVED STREET APPROVED ) MORTGAGE AREA.
A community you can be. proud
ROLLING COUNTRY HOMESITES. LOW AS $165 DOWN LADD’S, INC,
HIGH HILL VILLAGE Salesmen, on eoverts daily
m.
Drive out M24, Perry 8t.. or Lapeer
Rd. to Silverbell a 3 Miles out
of Pontiac
CHEROKEE HILLS!
You'll like ii in this new con-
trolled better. homes
few. Db % wooded Select now. —
rolling 100 ft, sites to satisfy your exact
9 out mijapete La 2 a Fost Telegra na” Scott 2 Ba. Tura right % -
CARL W. BIRD, Realtor 503 Commantts Fete Nativnal Bank Bldg.
ONE OF Saw REMAINS wer toca lots . in —a—
erty.
nings MI 4-4760,~
For Sale Acreage 47
1 TO § ACRE’ fing y tiful bi God down $20
c som, wat Sepa Baalioe NA 7-2818
a aS Paul M. "ones, cal Est,
10 ates VF a ry
Holly, MEirose eth
ORION, MICHIGAN
For Sale Farms 48
40 ACRES, WITH GOOD 3
goon hetee © ‘grse ber. Pam. deal . FE 44866,
tifabie, 8 room. thous "yin 8 other buildings. $14,500 with
Be Sire BROS. 3-1205
TO SETTLE ESTATE We offer this desirable 66
o— with a ;
ungalow - mile from Boman city lim-
ool ot posed 8, 10
ogi roxi-
nately, em road
& aioe market
433,000 “eth $15, aed Dn.
Edw. M. Stout, Realter Ph, FE 5-8166 6 PM .
7 ROOM mp mo & OFFICE.
ft. choice ag Na” sa of ‘Brayton
gominere reseel Tord ws oa
FE 21431
‘Rent Lease | Bus. Prop. @A
3-CAR Bsa au GARAGE. 22 : OR oe Bs 1431.
uire at 340 P alewt
FOR SALE OR LEAS “eee MMER-
Sy be en ae, Elizabeth Lake
Lake Rd.
Business Opportunities 51
BY OWNER: 20 ROOM INCOME
brick building, oo. to dowtown,
Pontiac, FE 4-8593.
a: food = aOSA vee Csoee apd ve st &
good profit for he
ears
a deal for right
aay 3 bedroom home
GEORGE IRWIN, 269 FE * *
inet several”
new
party. W will
LTOR REA
__5-0101, FOR SALE a CHAIR BARBER . shop, Good }
sosonanie jo quick it’, 3001 59. U = 4-6084.
9 to 6 pol a canebe vg
DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT FOR
rare, Small, Fon gee te —
after OR 3-5229 after 6 p.m.
‘SHOP. RENT
cheap. 434 W. Huron, OR 3-1741.
“LEPS TALK BUSINESS”
COFFEE SHOP _ is an aware. well-known
main. street.
firmin ham area. Good ype
_ wn payment. Phone to-
"HOTEL — oa Ls
‘SDM Welkextaptaed hotel and bar - ation. ¢ location in active
down hal
ealcaN BUSINESS
SALES CORPORATION JOHN A. LA’ R. sporee soned | - FOR LEASE. MODERN iREW 2 bay servic station. E. tential...
Moderate investment po equited. Fi-
nancial assistance avoilable
qualified Why not bu
busihess and avoid layoffs
aneears an details, call Wa:
PS Mortgage Loans| 54
. 2 Pager HOME, 1 alg seo ca
"SEABOARD.
FE "S-9661
Cenkcard probe Co,
_tas NORTE FI
nici’ Service backed by
80 YEARS
; EXPERIENCE For r fast. | friendly “service from & 0) oe <4 torAmeriea oldest and
Tariest¢ er finance com-
‘ou can borrow up
ia a+." repay- one OF
Household Finance
Corporation 3% 8. Saginaw St. 2nd fir. Kay Bldg
PE 40535 __ in priv
ment terms you |
stop in today.
A Mortgage Problem? ’ We make. mortgage loans to. meet
our requirem ane. Any
be amount, Prompt service. lsd |
buy = contracts and real @s-
We Ps Route atties
g W HURON al oe ie|
_Swaps | . SS)
arage in basem Cash or
& trade for late model pick: up,
Ae, '
Partridge \ 18. THE “BIRD TO SEE
Northern Liquor One of the pig Se and hg ol Year.
ears, Valua. le Bare
: inclu ed_ at $49,500, on
| REALTOR PARTRIDGE Businesses Thruout
Ww. ee TURON ‘FE 4-3581, oven aE ¢
Exclusive Gift Shop - Union Lake Village — ‘b of lake district, beautiful modern
bldg. 1900 square —_
neighborhood. Exceljen'
Sas ar ee eee
estate cer Me,
fice loca
lane. fades, completely”
and
home ta * sell or Tease
—EM_ REAL “4 Rey AL ESTATE OFFICE
, paurance brokers. ker. Otte On oe ievarents
eens | pon Ptaralahed '-
fice and in
sell or fence ‘te reliable. “party:
tv OUR -NEW FALL
list Bie business now sirtige S & ase with «
ciates 1030 W. Huron. FE
ee Titerest 6 er 6 eS een
Liveral discount, all Reward
- Money to Loan 53
(State Licensed Lenders)
WHEN YOU NEED
$29 - $100 .
Zgtaste, Mee" fe en will “ iad” i tp
“STATE FINANCE CO.
FE 4-1574 a Pontiac State Bank Bld,
TEAGUE FINANCE CO.
-202 N. MAIN
ROCHESTER, MICH. LOANS § $500
a PRinKDLy senvicg
‘SEABOAR D FINANCE 118 N. PERRY
Easy PARKING PE
GET CASH QUICKLY
~ Up to $500 -
Oakland Loan Company
FE 2-9206
| 202 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG.
LAID-OFF WORKERS We make cash loans to tfald- ’ off workers, No princi Page oe
ment until . are
work for 30 da:
Our Requirements Are: 1, That you own furniture or a @ car
2. That you are @ permanent
resident.
Sad'p aeod parlag feocre’ be: ‘eco
fore becoming unemployed
It you owe bills and are being
pressed for payment come to
see us at once and be relieved
worry, we. have confidence
in ¥ your commu-
y ou
Loans to $500,
Made Quickly
You will always receive pleasant
courteous considerate and friendly
reatment at any one of our of-
ices. (Se@ phone directory for
addresses)...
BUCKNER
Finance Co.
- | DRATTON PLAINS et
Quick Cash)
yea Ea
ome & Auto’ LOAN CO. * PARK AT OUR FRONT DOOR PE ees |, UN, Perry St, (Corner Pike) Sale Land Contracts 52\™
WEDDING DRESS & ‘No 2-4792. :
| ANTIQUES ‘te Oa , 14 it, it a Seat OA
Closing Out At Cost All nai i separ ok gies. fans, trel-
outdoor
FOR 8A “ALUM, CAMP: ‘ne tra Salar & _™ swap for pickup
Gmaon hag al AND A
for freezer or
23-0873
mow er.
US) R equit toe $1,000 housetrailer or
_ eign 6-21 uf HOUSE FI Mig +2 Tat will e-housstraier 9 ants st F
down payment
en 5 a Ee SE
aeully equipped, Sell 6 ‘tpade fot | MA ‘ully’ eq .
r ae or iand. t.
'HICK’S. aes
cond, Ph. NAtional mat
. } .
tiac Trail, Walled Lake. MA 4-2228 WATER SOFTENERS TO RENT or sell, $3.80 month, OR 3-2360. GR 5
ONLY AT HEC fg
Ft es $20. Jig- fret portable “com voablod
fon $50. ig Ot $5.
30"" tetas rats e,
“Fite fs, 105.96, "RB. Munro 7 LOO MODEL EL
‘BQUBLE SPRINGS & MATTRESS.
DINING - ROOM. BOTRE, $15. FE __ 54024. z
DAVENPORT. CHEAP. 7432 ELiZ-
abeth -Lake seo
ET Nc at
‘chairs, a eeibiaek: a “blond
table Pa airs, $40;
__3-6296 _
‘ELECTRIC STOVE. ae Chest of S cewsts, $
EOS, fenh ARP Bxe raged
YTnine. FOR THE HOME
im 8. Saginaw PE 23-5623 | 3:
BUILDING? Then make sure it's
Burmeister'’s. Open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.,Sum. 16 to 2..
wit Th bed, $40.-FE 84450." ” aa
ake, |. housetrailer, or ? down pay-|- up. Thyle
Cony equine MODELED| ment. 2 blocks. from lake. MA/| Johnson & Howa:
eet ggg i at | 5-8700; - GARBAGE DISPOBAL, $39:
Paint rravern Roch-| CASH FOR TeED 7's. WORK, | yr. guar ntee. RB. _ idunro Elec- ester. OL 6-00 ing or a PE — Co, 1060 W, ron.
CLEAN 1 GUARANTEED TREBULE if 2 rbot m
& Kel ROY's. 06 Os
| Segre gee ke new. sive.
5 hurd re. iE
A
as ran 32
— aes g 149.50; electric
ca Bats. 8 eae
ma’ hs Mattresses
; ae of. different aes |
4 Famous advertised © ane
. poig Mag values. Come and
Pepeceseses. Sos: Orchard Av, == 46.
Y'
= range. pool
dryer, balance Peas dake tle'ee Sate
For Sale Clothing
ALPACA’? ED “ORAY STORM} Coa}, § 2. $14. an 4-764;
Ni
SigARanG for’ $0 cents. Other the 369 Orchard Lak
A NITY WHITE uniform. (Size 14) * 5.3625.
Sale Household Goods 57
a a GRAY, UPH
2 fabric. Wi Wl sel Upoinered ny for
$60, Phone On 3-1753.
Qccasiona and chair $20, chest
— maple $5, 1s ae table
$5, 2 end tables and ¢ table
a) table :
machine -
aes
oan “Double dresser, Bookens
Ait tor 03 50 Pay only 42 weehy: Reartoa Paraitare, 4 brand new fet “ag!
fee table P a decorator camps — ‘or $90 only i
{ontrere romans “ Orenard
7 IN SOLE TV ee ee 0 in
Fortable TV, vag ye toed tube $40.05
se “from,
9x12 Felt Base Ra s $3.95 BONNY ‘
tric range with automatic ee
Deluxe model. Like new, Cop
‘inal ol ode d $300.
nings or weekends,
ii INCH TV, JUST RECINDI- tioned. Ph OF 3-7665, after 5 p.m. it
. eve-
MONTHS TO PAY We buy, sell or _—. Com
roee mo premnt_ acres of =
Tr
OPEN — SAT.. . TO 6
FR.
¢ miles-E— of Pontiae or 1 mile . of Auburn Heights on Auburn
Ra M50
AIR CONDISTONERS. models 890 & wore
_Electrie Co 1060 w Huron.
AIR CONDITIONERS. sie 95, WAS
$325
ae & aveet's eee
B. M
TAN WALNUT
_ poare bagge ih and pb ll rook a
xe, condition
$9461
BABY
Large Fie
tress Re vith
mort ta
SarteRT HL eenaare Rann ~_$12\to $18 ree mat an coal & i guatats is
3930 Elizabeth Lake Rd.. FE 4-4945
9X 12 RUGS WOOL FACE, $15 ‘ ——— $16.50. Importe
oar eos, eareoe fs ST _42 Orchard Lake Av
MAID VINYL | -8e | 8 ¥%-Ft. Wall Tile 25c :-
ABOUT ANYTHING YOU WANT) — THE -
Ont
3700 :
UBBER B. PAINT 18 : ‘ GUAR 2, HOUSEPAINT |G NT Gale adi TABLE TOR GAS RANGE, CAL-
ome AS STO TRADE-IN DE! condition. PE 48731, -_ | Apt, site ges esis "$20 95°
be a AUTO. ~ Guar. elec stesee $39.95
ee Ose Ant. size -elec, weene $35 | ae
$230.95 "Norge auto washer... ¥s ies } pe. living te 5. $19.95. $249.95 Norge auto -wash $188 bed... nes. idevene S188
$369.95 Norge auto wi cen. . Wood dinette .....: $14.95 Many others to choose. from Modern bumper sofa .,.... aged WA GABERT.. | Walnut vanity & bench .... 9S
121 N. Saginaw . PE 5-6189 | MANY OTHER 8 AVAILABLE
1958 MODEL 30° ADMIRAL ELEC- » MAN’S —
HOME, CAN. BE
FOUND AT 1, & S SALES, cheep Peers, 816) Gommeres A Hite ott of —. way. — ® et Union Lake Rd.
ess pay. re an OIL
ances of al] kinds N & US deny gt Oa ‘3 a tate st store.
rae = trade dept. or real Union Ehivire et
Used Trade- In Dept.
Ha renee ee lenerrcceneewe Chest Pull size maple bed.
Wardrobe. .....5.. oones ere
GE. ona meee
Gas Range .......... ee
Davenport ‘and —_ ovens +.
_—
* ae ee ECONOMY
a tae fe in ke Prigidaite stove stove. = ae
‘table
aS radio, Teteie payer,
gg NEW ooo ON
ga ete with sprin, iJ
a: “matin ig ty arson’ 8. ¥i-
any 7 * OVER aa BURNERS.
8 MA_ 5-6011.
it ch
eae red leather om iT.
Ls ie 2 yi00, “ft ae
WANT ADSI. To. find a
‘|job, place to live or. a
good used vee see Classi-|
fied pow CTROMASTER eres $60; | 5
361_ 8. Saginaw FE 2-9151
‘one - CLEA 50 OP.
ee oe 956 ie. a8
' SAVE ENERGY, USE| ‘
Oi)
f bes
oll
ai "
Chrome buil e a 2
seeertee 7
cteseeevereee F
reviews Bd
sizes, frowi wn
of qualtt 4 a
mut aR ATES Pee BE
Pur =e
tieeitcietenees 500 nd UD
SO8R....ccc0e $2.50 88, bESR Ree ec ea’ atqteks ea.
fev Heese: ae. w Sper garry. 9 com bal st eae
SURPLUS LUMBER &
Mis Higticna Ra, iitaey, OR, 9.9084
AVAILABLE NOW
ghee cet ne sree See. se M Construction Co.
2260 Dixie * ey.
Band saw, 12” throat, like
can take. OR 3-7665 after
‘5 p.m,
L a oe
ware Blectrical tile. galy: copper,
ie it r Kemtone , ARIOHTS-GUPPLY 2685 LAPEER RD FE
50| BEEF AND PORE — HA quarters Mkt. ee 8-784.
for dust: s 100 tb ag Bh ge 50
ee as
new, Reasonable o f fer:
ALL NEW - Sot cond. Also hot water —
ware. ie sien
$0 valve Loewe! se Ee
Ee $298. ageetory
7 Bee :
ae
ees
fx + % : ; . i % : ‘ of : < , : fe : “* a . : ~ a ee — : i f “oO z ( : ey yi
4 i a 3 aE is e : f : ee . : * £25 Ss }
. i ; rae i ® me . iy : t S
THE: PONTIAC. aerate MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1958 oer en REGS care Ae
| Sale Farm Equipment 76| TIZZY py Ty ae 8h ae Dy Kate Osend For Sale Cars MAL. _For Sale Cars. 91 For Sale Cars 91.
OLIVER o0.° 3 WIT | ‘FRONT | PO eg a ge f FORD. COUNTR oT P SEDAN, NOTHING
Fe re > po me “Sut ein sn “ae i ae ‘SE chev, BAL ® 2 dr. HT. x 0 005 SELECHON. oF msl
Sige i sere oe 28 Bat Peameacetseses | COMMUNITY eet : re ei Sara a+ em mont pa .
Mie sil So, ial Doda ‘Goronet, 4,00: ! enw) Motor Sales -
HOU HIEN' & in 19t, CA DILLAC WILL BELL OR | strator, Low mi e, Must. sell | pales oe 7 eee be tg or foreign I esiea ear, siesh »- Call Dave Bans lage, Turner | '57 Chevy convert. depen
50D CONDITION. Fora, Meteo eS Neck ¢ dr, Ambase. iss.
dona Dior Wsloe, Mote L. with 58 Demonstrators «| Sg Shey ggavert. | nS
‘Hoele "ah. ‘tah coud: Priced | . * San hfew car’ watramy We [88 Feed, gavel 0c
LE ; to WON elias: cans SE Hi. pansies e. sai, ue cams oS Pon pont Dy dee aren
je 4 a 1951 FORD F 84 pata © fics clsssan iss
ys e Pe # ‘ 0 MONEY by ekelnn
ae | penson’ ritfiben 0. pee BROS. WSueE Bie, ‘above averaee a Eien aaa | AB Bp
3 a FE 4-1112 Teepe | Parks at MI 41 i tur |B peat § Seventeen
-_ Machinery 0A Wales good couaon, “alten Mile ak wer pec bet er sn, | _aet Bod es va | Auburn at East Bivd.
Ortonville. NA 17-2403. ie Sete tineaintee REPOSSESSION | FE 8-4539
FERGUSO ACTOR: WITH | —
te et. ; LET i058. 2 DR; Bis: yr 4.| iq PEYMOUTH V4, HARD TOP
: net loader ea wall tee Auction Sales 77 cayne. Take over payments. Bae price S118. pe, cash gooded. | 1668 PLYMOUTH VO TeND cee
Da: it Yourself 61 AN We ERIE Ss Be Great Lakes. PE 8-0402. steering & br axés, ww. —
OR F | age aw AN eco |. Good Transportation oa eer egy Pres Clarkston Motor Sales
4 SMART'S wnt. ottOR SALES.
ors al f ‘$6 CHEVY Ne DR. V-8. | '53 Nash hardto
4 Rak Exe. ‘co flea. Pvt. mer | a3 Genes ce ae Sinise beeke MO™ DEALER
__ $1,005. MA if : 185 | Ch eb. MA 5-514)
52 CHEVY HARI POWER- 40 Buick 2 dr.........+- é ane i ; -
wide. Ra,” $80. OR Sanh Roger’s Sales’ & jervice OAKLAND ¢ COUNTY’ 5.
195, CLEAN, POWER | 695 Auburn Ave, 12-0555
Guide. wil ‘sell cheap. “2860 Chrys- 49 JEEPS
se | AIRSTREAM LIGHT WETOHT| |
“You shouldn't feet aabesvasial about your satin and
avalon a are square.”
_Wanted Used Cars _ 88
e ee “VERY CLEAN OR 53
7 108 CHRYSLER HARDTOP. LOW
Pontiac, will sell either, Bargain.
EM 3-0081. H. gins.
ileage. exc. cond, Wholesale
catia, "ares & & body paits. OR
EA ISER OS R-—1054 MANN. 4 DR. | ~ Hydra. St oan clean. a price #i Ry
AIN
Hunter —_ ry if Haynes, birm. travel trailer since 1032, Guaran-
| VERE FP CR| sah as Mow PLYMOUTH Weta sid, shift. Only $1,805 | No eu GN, Os — JACK COLE, INC:
: me 74 CHEVRO: VROLET BEL =U AiR. AB- tional Motor Sales
a : —| solutely no rust. bar heater. | 560 Auburn Ave. FE #1616)“ PLYMOUTH
: SS voor tia at erate teh ter. in Mi Bhan. htt appr Goo COnDT DO: Se ge ig ha 7g et et : mbler, 666. 8. Moos ward. MI Hato fair. sia, FE 5-2287. 1000 W. Maple at tiac Tral)
=a fio” fe TEP Walled Lake MA 44511. on veeee ead ULLY ‘30, CHEVY. GOOD CONDITION. “a, 4 4 ated ars cc 1955
: ,' ; SN sa POWER GLIDE er’s Sales & Service
ER. © 1968 by MEA Servis, ne. T.M. Rag. ULB Pat, Of "ag ee UTELY NO MONEY 695 pl a Fe 2.0688 rnd apromatic™ 2
: Parks ai MI Pees Eli 1880 HENRY J, SELL POR Peter: “305
Larry Jerome ROCHESTER FORD DEALER —
"56 a EL
For Sale Bicycles _Btiee, PE 8-4633, __,__M. AO ETROPC
‘ - REPOSSESSION. 7 METROPOLI- Morons” ants i Bia S8b* a $15. 4 J ERICH FOR JUNK CARS. FACTORY BR ANCH ian sta week, See Mr, sas 6 Le et, 08 a $e
B 85087. | Se" bike, fia cack BE Baa CASH FOR CARS ~ °S5 CHRYSLER wae) ears Sate 100 SURDER. Be cibeep as eg GARDEN URG MOTOR, SALES, WINDSOR DELUXE H- TOP some? us us beip you ad adjust to SE 3
nBoals & Accessories $8) TOP DOLLAR PAID | brakes, ado shd' Heater. | Lake Orion: Motor ~Sales 3. POINT HYDRO _ panes hag = 9 , transmission, T AT pe iy A $1295 | pone M24 PORD!—" MERCURY M Pony 9.261) Daan
bee a ‘50 AORRCURY 2 oa RY 2 DRO 313 CASH. “HAUPT
BMoaet” 2 parts ity of 1 A Groaley “parte radar | SAL ijOuN Lie NL. LIEBRTINE OR oo
$60. isnot asian | PLL SUY YOUR™ ‘CAR “RETAIL STORE” wigtll Don, DeGain - qe RR oe: FACTORY BRANCH | Pontiac Sales
1350 N. Wood Cealeg BEHIND THE POST. OFFICE 'S7 MERCURY . For Labor Day Specials! ; |S Straller and cover, MY 9-19. | 57}. "MI 4-1930 Wtaxe never lew pebmens ME- aia saeae a :
® AL Saunt ene MY SH ! ee ee ee | ; on ‘eae y Cepruey. FoR cans apical condition, good ‘tires. Radio apd, Heater, Auto, | 55 Pontiac. Starchiet Satart. white
bes a reas r RUNABOUT. Fe sorry “GeeeeR $2195 an healer ehitewalls 195 down “4
Mark SBE ‘and ‘controls, #380. | © model Zrade up of down, 58 DESOTO “ere Radio Heater. ae OrHeR v ‘MOTO ~~ | BCONOMY. 22 AUBURN FIREDOME 4 DOOR 8 “ | Lg LOW down - garment.
Mazurek Marine Sales See M & M Motor Sales et aie er Steering, RETAIL STORE 54 t Pooilag, & €Dr, sedan. Bydramat-
car _ 8. Bivd. & Saginaw dollar: oo late model cars. Oats: . bee . PE 3-117 ‘Power a s . iggy OP en Sea? Dixie Hwy 65 MT. CLEMENS ST 38 2527 Dixie Hw: LOR. $1603 sAVE _BEHIND THE OFFICE e,thadlo. Sects "aydramat
“Oxford Trailer "ame ice Wis PR Tie Oe ee WE NEED iis? MERCURY 9 PASSENGER | ic. $i28 : . 4 "HP MERCURY M ; ‘Ca 5-0800, after $ p.m, . if ‘ DESMA MERCORY OPOE | Care BRAID — rte sao 2 : : 4 195 MERCURY MONTCLAIR| Also Transportation Specials! - =< ‘Sales Zan. Front. and céaier deck.| “S$ to 7 at Mates clean, rrp Beaiet os MERCURY SONTCLATR waaay
“4 New Stewarts | iiss 1 Fis 2020 Dixie® Hwy. aR at is eaiing =| gf, Low mileage. MI C0136 after) sea, %Esea Sr Maple S-1141
; ‘ Generals-Hollys beat eur eguonea’ ih ars | PE a. YE ten BS Dedes_ iy MERCURE TDR, ADO 4 reat Lakes-Zimmers |% MERCURY, j¢ LONESTAR, REPOS SESSION
. sts naar ata | hireiteer Atm, Sent | Used Truck Parts 89A ow ui pice 2 wr enon, | "RETRY wo MONEE DOR R. & C. Rambler — : rental plans. ‘Trailer paris. bottle |; r down. MA * “USED TRUCK cash nocdad ob Great Lakes, Mr.|. Call Credit Mer, bar. Parks st We can beat any deal
4 * Ee: _ " e A CEs i = ea
“ ae and accessories {mile South | 38 CERCURY IF DEMO, SF. aM oro ‘ SALES 0 | ao Yr tie =i #1s00._Marold_Turnér_Ford. | PM doetial 1966 Rambler, ¢Dr ‘ ‘36 WOLVERINE: & FEATHER- | 2635 Auburn Ave “9 DODGE. CLEAN. CALL BE- |") RAMBLER WAGON, $1245.) +54 stationwagon, lik
38 TRAILER EXCHANGE | “crarr. sium. ‘both, with EVIN-| “Foor oa poate | Rew tres. Overdrive. arp. | C MOTORS ae A Andes ~ Re eal viieee 30 HP, lers, at or Sale a : 90 | 53 ge Vic. ‘, FOADOMATIC. — Mtr ; Complete Service 8 = can p.m
+ _ : AND ALESS : On te OTORS_ | REPOSSESSION. 4 RAMBLER |
: : New 8-10 Wides ay | EES naa) WH oP 322 | ( _..% TON RORD, v8. 724 Oakland * FE £3529) Station Wagon, Puy equipped. i= equipped. 6048 Pheasant 0
; PAYMENT PLAN BOAT “CLEARAN NCE caEvEOLET TON PICK. Pe ee gt bee Per| Toke gxer pymts. See ae? Mar. | i088 PONTIAC CHIEFTAIN,
other eitras: $88 NOW new, paint, good 6,000. miles. $2,280, Bottle Gas of ig A ‘3 Butler 5, MI 4-750. | - Seotenman oe oe Wosaward Mie. _Breng als ot RAB. hydra: Parts and Supplies : pe Mtrs. & Service, | 1950 eeaeay FT. TANDEM. Going for invoice price. '56 | 1955 OLDS SUPER 8 HARDTOP.
oat Sor ee ST POU Lee | roman LO ee | Geter nee ge | eh Oe a, ae | al ET Pe 44a" $9. Open Up. gS Ph Oflando | _faa$.rsig, °° P| _ Fiat, é: Sundays |. Un. PE 40370 7673, Highland “Rd Pontiac. PE 44911 MODERX, 2 FT TRAILER. SET | ——— ft. body, dual wheels. Call 31951 oF OR 39-8900.
ie Piocida. MY 31521 or MY BOAT SALE -_Butler_st_Turner's, Mi #1300. i470. 20 to 30 per cent off on all boats in| “ CHEVROLET % TON PICK-UP. an Ww runs . Call Bob ‘i i rT) =
Pontiac Chief Detroiter |. Malock, Som oS ee ee gee aes SALE BY OWNER pai aah EY e S . ‘ ssume men
Bargains — Bargains | iz Aegehs sie $Pant'| "tee ume micas Ooe te Rae || Pears | Rez mo cal Ga Mel we Per Vv N. | 18,0 60. tt tn allceten cnt? | AERO CRAPT. ALUMINUM CA- ee So rsh ith rear geat speaker snd = on oe rea 6S a : ; TON PICK iles. . :
oo Gar you buy’ Re- ddles. PE 0-295. | 1950 DODGE Den z a a - | 1952 RAMBLER W | Member ¥9 you wil ‘save buadreds | AUGUST SALE LAKE-N- SEA epee cond $318. OR 3-208. Deluxe througton — egy Magy BE aus ANTIC. Demonstrator. is @ s and - "Bob . 3-9517. NO MONEY DOWN Assume ebay
Bob Hutchinson| fiestas tis "tesa | ute ‘a sie ramers bi £8000 | mae fees, Se oe 3 n Skis. ft. Reveria | ‘30 FORD STAKE 1 TON TRUCK. WE TRADE . Harold Tirmer Ford
~ M bi ] Hi . Ey eF- eR HOCFORD en REE pe : 'S4 PLYMOUTH t STATION WAGON
=| OoDle ome Mark 28, $805. Big discount on a| 1930 FORD %-TON PICKUP, $200. { coral Fully equipped
:8 : .. : selection of boats and mo- EM or FE 47657. - with bpdramatie drive, power ea
4 Sales Inc. | fs Gives Bm ers: | "TOPs far a ae (| Seta Seah eet vrole : 4-677 i : at Turner's, Mi 47500. . : Mi 40682 d for q sale. - ‘ l
PLYMOUTH 4 DR $000, 150 ale ._ 467m Giese OUTS 7s oe © ZYDasManc, © Ry 4 Miles ton Berth of Poutise | CLOSE MY 38h or: ae hit | truck, ve cond MY" 2-497
aiveres 7
<3 READ COMPLETE ALL ALP | OR : Bart- open 7 anya week aa | MOR Sense ; E-F 9, & ELGIN 7. ak any oan Pickup x rin “ IER OME -
4s trailer, lier, Any size oF mak Fast SPEROUEES GoGo Sears. Re eters DOWN
2 : rot Mobile Homes. 2403 E. Eight SAILBOAT, SNIPE. EXC. COND.| «py You Cheek Our ‘Low Prise. Vv ;
$2 . SHORT OF MONEY? : Pal OWEN ENS, 147 8 Saginaw. : Oy ae w .
‘ “SHORT OF MONEY? SPECIAL : “4 Bright Spot je Boat trailer winches — Regular . : ‘ your trait 700, our ne ches TAG'S | Look ‘em Over ae taller. Advertive. “demonstrate. | the ‘boat prema Sunday and Monday $645
: : for “oa redare cn ioe "have Sess SENTER . ‘85 Ford, blatk 2 door, no rust and $1 O00
shee te aoe at afine . ( 3M ) Russ Dawson a’ very good performer ’
Bolly R4. MED hares 2 S. Saginaw : On Those Beautifut’
eee TacaION 7 a RETAIL BRANCH — STE 2OBL $1995 C oS
) i) $0 per bushel. Already picked. | in "Sse Wuame Lake BA. Oakland at Cass ‘34 FORD CONVERT, RE OVER- Tice owner, vossee green. A teal ompany .
; WLERS, 2 DZ, FOR Me) Bill's Orchard. ‘| - your | Foreign & Sports Cars 90 ve 0d cone mieaae memes Bit let: |
: ee ees Worms fe 3. Miles South Ra.) _Rent Trailer Space 79 ~—sseo $90B | inse FORD § CYL, CUSTOMIINE | Officials’ Cars
Le 3 een en.) 388 TAKE 4 PEACHES, $3 BUSHEL” agBURN HOTS. MOBILE VIL- MG-TD 1982; EXCELLENT CONDI-| ‘gj FORD VICTORIA. THIS 1-OWN- | $2895 Titled in Chevrolet Motors. name
S itch 24 Hrs. 7 . ‘| lage, The finest. % mile SB Pon & OR_ 35333. = er beauty can be bought for only | ,,. 2 .
: - aa men ~‘Sand Gravel & Dirt 66 | PEARS fone arrington iat Works SALE OR TRADE CUTAOER $97 down. See Mr. Murphy, | ‘56 Cadillac Sedan DeVille 4 dr. 4 ew Car
. ‘Knotty White Pine 5501 Coomer Road, FE 3-8¢32. 119 5, Oper x x mae ie g.eue | /. Youn Byes ae eh fully hydreniie. F FE eu. pent. nem eee ticy OF 8. weet owners naine furoished sa te Oo
-¢ - =~ Paneling LA BLACK PERT BULLDOZING TR EE RIPENED HALE HAVEN | 'NSIDE ee en, GA. BLOCKS FE Open sundays = — ——- | quest. Guarante
my “4 sand, and Hill. G. &. Stuart, hes. for canning | & + Age = are 24,| 1957 ISETTA BMW 300. A ONE “CY OWENS FORD © | No, 2.snd BER, Random widths wet ge" Freezing. Pee S & $2.19 be, Farm oerout WOBILE-WAKOR FOR _ For Sale Airplanes 86 | "Clr beaate 00 miles per gation = : ’
" 1x12.W, pine sheiving 12¢ lin, ft.|t DAY SERVICE BLACK Bint, | Market r_Optrgs. | CEORD EE eee of gas Gray & red 2-tone. A real 57 FORD . $695 All Models
Te? we. stripping 2c- lin. ft. k, FE 5-7645. BOTATOES Hs, FIELD RUN. $1 ane one wen ibe bw ation 10 creer 140. $2,400, ALLEN| fice cai for the money. Priced at : : sae
: id bushel. Bring containers Van- cot We 1e t © come ae 4251 Giddings Rd. FE} $662. North Chevrolet Co.. Hunter COUNTRY SEDAN +4 Mercury seden, black over red ixs W. 3e ft | on one pane BLACK Sidewalk Room (oF gar : Beet mW ie. he 6c 8.) dirt, top or fill. Loaded and de- Zandt ‘Farms, 6351 Willams Lake| Side spot 46 ft streets apg Ey ermi, Biva. at 8 Woodward Ave.. Bir- $1995 a DelRays 1 to- Im salas
W fine bane dese Dh tim, 2) Pear eee Pe cee of PE RELL PE; ci shelter. 2 fil. east ‘o “Oxto 4 00| Transportation Offered 87 mingham” Ml 42735. , I
pane W. pine base 2% lin, ft. id office, FE 53643 or FE| SELL PEARS BY BUSHEL OR BY/| Lakeville Rd. Ph. spo . For Sale Ca 91 aomrweys 5 V Bs Ss band 6's
m5 Tbs" 3 i) Shite ‘asphalt if chia: £eS. _ Bon: cee ae ee i ATES c. ia CARS - FOR .PORTLAND, ORE. |. =e adbecnleal ; cy aati aren ; Ee. 3 te phalt shin. Gn MORE LOADS OF BLACE p tront and ols EM 53 F m.,POWER, STE
tt a ae S| SL gee Bey hw | COR SOREN Om ~ os alive wauitant Som | Get Wise, Eeonomize | ()\WWENG | ets eetteeis! tac | tse ® } ackage Dea oe Magne Wane OF Peat | SWEET CORN ZONER'S au hear F oo FLY« ENGINE AIR(INER TO * 1 door ahog. nous. josded 1 ds © rerk-] Commerce _Rd._EM 3.0646 8046. Jovely_acrest tnelaew ctorivare| Gelifornia, $80: Hawi, $99.10 147 8, SAGINAW FE 54101) - $1195 © All Colors . 689_Lochaven Rd, FE 413, STARK & BURBANK EARLY BL-| lake with swimming. Good FRUGE GOING WORTH, PARE 1986 FORD CONV. JUST LIKE : at =
wattel! BLACK DIRT. #. treestone. ogg nod fas oe he og as new Ford-o-matic, small down | ‘55 Olds 88 4 dr. sedan, ra- WALLS — Att houlePap
TOP SOIL, GRUSHED STONE
if coal et, 1 set 3 raaia” butts Sand and gravel. EM 3-0681. Bxer ¢ Be gigi. 7s 8. Bivd, East Poo load. way: $-6806 Berga oe ae aR rE dio, heater, r iydrametic. RADIOS IN BEAU-
material all fer wenden (25 NE; s_& Crooks. '| Wanted Used Cars 88; BILL SPENCE —_ : ‘ "E :
a. Se cosns. sand. gravel, peat eat fll. Ear TOMATOES. $150 #2.50 BUSHEL. , RAMBLER 8aLES & SERVICE: - ven A Few
Hows ae FORD, GRAY, IN GOOD CON
eB DELIVERY | _Howar Bring M. R. Matthews, 80 21 gina ST,
4 70 PRIOR BALE 44 TOP ote b, BLACK DIE Rr. | 7851 commerce Ra" a “ Anour bg = 1, WHAT é uy aa Santon i aa we Gen, Bost price offered. OR eae oo sab ies ATION WAGONS
y. } . Y APPLES ~ 62, "53 "Sa MA. sf rea a
a erty ee ee eRVET | chard. 4901 Baldwin Rd. ae | oe ny Oe er Will Buy | models on ‘hand, come out & | i952 PORD CONVERT, FOM. REM. “dan ee a and looks “extra | AND FOR THOSE WHO
; Sie} . fill & black dirt. Bulidosing ex: WEALTHY APPLES AND POTA-| 53 OCDEMOBIL} 98 CONVERT Tos) —ttip..MI Tosss__; WY linn eee pay ast 7 NEED. A*CAR NOW
: cava OR. 32 — A n-Smith Orchard. | “sei! as parts / FE. 2-0038 Ad PRICES. JUNK CARS AND Au um Motor ~ od aq $11.46 mo. Call Credit ‘
; : ald aa Mt Rd. PE 4-0090. ~| scrap. Free tow. OR 3-6015. ; Parks at MI 4-7500. 495, VY
‘ LUMBER C * ‘AMERIC AN Sale Farm Equipment 76 green te > CADLLKE EY - CASH ° Harold Mirmer Ford : oT) or )
ee Haggerty Bey. Walled Lake! STONE PRODUCTS ss“ ~~ | _—_OR 3-69 ~ ° ror age a Sales 4 FORD i: - DR. NO Mara. ‘8. ONas super. Sa ere pices
‘ ween W. Maple and Pontiac NE 1 BLOWER- & CORN CHOPPER | WILL SELL/ PARTS OF 46 CAD- USED CARS ‘aehgenapulbal ee Pars urphy, rail Py : é ill nd k. P CORNER PIKE B. BLYD. B'Ham.-Rambler. 666 Wood-
Phove MArket_4.1084 16 Asgptic fHeld stone 7s per) for sale. nearly new _FI6-1960.| | Aree pems"inew. call Fe esta | Community Motor Sales | i a | $995 ear ance
«SPECIALS | ee 8438 gegen it —|° win flor, alee couaigy aml | "For Sale Tires S0A|_ AUBURN AT fase DUD. _| "aie Sealer, quomatla ane REPOSSESSION “6 Peatne 4 4 seta hydramet:|
ie aes a SR) Siti Beige | Eke Thee pac eneed | np, oug Tame pm or. we] MEL Gumaage Frise neh Sut sont Wen ore | 04 full price. -Paymente, any | Fado & beste. Yale oo a TOP CRUSHED STONE, | _ ing tractor with mower. Il, Also _whitewalls SELL. US YOUR CAR to i ea ido g rect © eneine CVE past it teeeseregpe * 00 AG ¥ nd, Gravel, Fr Pill Tue Conklin, | EVANS EQUIP. « 6507 DOR al BYy | 503 g ATE a SALES FOR GREAT PERSONAL GAIN wes rah ve Birmla at 8. ots | See boas age, _cnntte and $1 195 ay EhUeee
As] flooring, . +d FE 8 6402. j
per M:............. " _. $18.00 BLACK & "FILL DIRT BEACH | FARM MAUHINERY — NEW AND| STANDARD BRAND NEW TIRES |, ORCHARD LAKE AT CASS ‘86 Ford 2 dr. sedan, very low
, New 3 ft. jputside flush doors ox —_ Road gravel. Vicinity Onion used. Proux Oliver Sales on M24, re a on General Safety Tires. | FH 9-068" W_TIL 30 1953 BUICK SPECIAL. $400; 00; 1054 mileage, an extra sharp car PRI ‘? al ag ale Sak Aeors in nt fens just norte of Oxtord wher st cent off. Black or as iad abgg ogee the Plymow station wane AS IN
_ 3° son pipe a ig............. aan A HAY es + Dray’ : s 3 rT 5-: % :
: OLVERINE 2. oi ig a Febullt Davi, Machinery” Co. Ph ED WILLIAMS BIGh" Guat ‘Bollan Mor "all tte | $29? Lonel tin, 678. PE om H K S - $1595 SLASHED
; LUMBER GOOD "FARM TOP (SOIL AND) gt Ortonville. | 451 8. saginaw at Raeburn __| <o'Sinca-as $60 FOR JURE AND | FACTORY BRANCH ‘87 Ford Fairlane 2 dr. sedan, stan- No R
- 320 S.. Paddock FE 2.9704' FE 4-8588. _ "| ~ MeCULLOCH CHAIN” SAWS ‘Auto Service 81| cheap cars. FE 22668 days or ~ BUICK dard engmieion. 94 engine. ot easonable
TWO 24 INSIDE DOORS. ONE|LasT entais Parts & Repairs ll aaa aioe aes : - :
2.8, flush door with ca sing. Late soll aL trom id. TAIN OF | 1890 Crovks_ Rd. Mi SOI Pee one sat Pamcete. MOST WE SPECIAL 4 DOOR jietus =
F. e ev l- -
ye $6 comb. wooden storm. door’ graph Wie Ai “Alle penton a aire asc ~ McCulloch Chain Saw Wood. Service Store. Contact (rom pa aaa see cenkes. 1958 Chev. and Olds $1095 All 04- 3/
. ‘ je hung window hd casing hing FE 8-1233 or FE 38-6711, Headquarters Al service mgr, FE 5-6123. NEED CARS Solid black paint, like new. Demo and Official Cars | ‘54 olds super 88 2 dr. Radio heat- MODELS SO
: ok ix Sie meanest cee. PROMPT DELIVERY. 2' YARDS| °OME IN AND HAVE A cuP ow | CRANKSHAFT GRINDING IN THE ' 4! er, Hydramatic, white tires, LD
: : Fie: boned ‘complete with black _dirt_or peat. OR 3-9644._ | COFFEE AND LOOK THE NEW| Car, Cylinders rebored. Fuck Me. 1 -« _ $1395 BEL AIR 2DOOR AND 4-DOOR Vonkhe NEW
é i cage, and. cutter, Call/ PONTIAC LAKE BUILDERS SUP) \ COMPLETE LIN OF, CHAt S25e, nom 7 Hood. Phove FE | . SAVE TIME-WE'RE PAYING “| BARDTOPS Aenea iol «$3795 a BRAND W PAC.
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1 5B Commerce, mortar & frucking OR 3iss4 | SAWS ON cREben, WE TAKE| Sale Motor Scooters 82 Top $$$ Dollar “RETAIL STORE” | CONVERTIBLES. ‘57 Cadillac 4 dr. hard SHOP ORY SKEN SILENT OIL ARD & DRIVEWAY GRADING,| *BADE: * 3 yar, vaty msuaneuiade Joe: AY ‘ top soil, gravel, fill. ete. FE WING, ERO oe PDY i acea man cocks ror wees be BROOKWOOD 4DOOR WAGONS | full power, very immactlate job. BUY TUESDAY
: ; condition, $200, 8660 “Highland GOOD USED CARS amici {THE POST OFFICE DELRAY 2DOOR ~ ‘ .
bs Plants, Trees, Shrubs 68] sowen~ Lawn” i Fe e112 / B68) Oe eae $1495. Hu fi a e < R LAWN M o N SCOOTERS : a ’ 1954 Buick Hardto OLDS $8 HOLIDAY COUPE rry-nour
NURSERY Gkown sPRU i ge oR tors, | AN Bon gprs in] _ At Our\New Location Roadmaster Yellow tion and ‘56 Olds 4 dr. Holiday, Hydramat, 7 a Pine oa SPRUCE OR yee " a, irs, We bis ‘PAD. fat Pike FE bp @ 952 W. i HURON green . Full li power sharp 8 CYLINDER & v8 —— \ ie, white tires, tu-tone paint |
\ . $1.50 ead, Lass than 10 $3 each: oe at Ra oaule deg = EAGLE, LIE, NE Fg aM eve SEE, PEOPLE'S ‘AUTO SAL a \STANDARD AND PowEmR- -|- ALWAYS ri, PINE e To | a
A é » dig. “i specialise in sales the * e service what qe FE * — ey 68 OAKLAND PE 2-2351 GLivs TRANSMISSIONS | | CHOOSE F WE ARE Spi M tthe 4
¥ er Paictat ee| “Tests Sales & Service | Fat sae motereretis | GLENN'S |gsyce Tay, eG rGie Png, |, SUL Conons w maurener | | Yeti oe Neha | a ews:
: Chark- | 21° Mt_ Clemens St.) it 3.0830 | ‘37 HARLEY. 61 OVERHEAD. New — SALES. ; WW, SAVE UP TO $1,000 dient eases Ae arg ‘
a: saddle bag and windshield. \A-1| . tL 83 BUICK S wepEn 4 ALE, 10. |
: = sede tri eee a | ka es! TPROME | eroreaves a. | TY : by A 1 se 6, |
oe eck op DON i PASS UP} * ORiand miles ‘ore Fo REACH CASH CUS- | «£28. . “Alsg & fine selection of OK. Bi Bi fe |
‘ en te open a, . MONEY! Sell unnéeded| Seisné evenings of Week 7 DSMOBILES | = | ieee: Sar "RB ht Spot” DIg-big- ot. |
vee “your own, Brin and bur- belongings for . cash Fon PARTS AN ND SsmRViCN ON TOMERS through Classi-} |, RACTO so 0 ga 4, rig po 631 OAKLAND AVE
ae ap. 2 cl s West our Barley Baviaeon, see iciey reign care oew aed oa G. | . eles
ae es through — ified Ads! a4 fied Ads Call FE 2 8181 . Ertan HOUGHT Aut N & SON. | : as ins ev. Olds - a illac Dealer FE 4.4547. :
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t 4 = 28181, jfitoeee om a aes oe 3 : — . Rochester} sal Dine Highway at Mis. | Oren flare at'Cass eet ee
ss | SF feet condition, LT 1-164, t eee Malet on, Lone — os FE 80488. A LARGEST CmEVROLE ‘Deaton | * 1 pores oa = . - = . * 1 ' ‘ &- i \ \ . 1 4 ' 4 \
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/ ‘qONMGHT'S HIGHLIGHTS 1:00 (2) TV College. 1:00 (2) Ladies Day, Legion stages its big parade along| High Audience Rating * | 6:00 oo ee Time, Comedy. (4) Voday. ve w My Little Margie. Michigan Avenue today, formal-| for Half-Hour Daytime aur 1:30 (2) Wild West, Movie. ly opening its 40th annual] national Sh Assu d 4) News: Williams. n’ Ows re . Racket Squad. 8:00 (7) Cartoon me. (4) Amos ‘n’ Andy. convention. a
. * 11:30 (2) As The World Turns. - | A Labor Day holiday crowd of ome
can Weta: Bi, OBE AOR ae gets eet SRO TODD (UPD Me wore 15° @ Box Fi ¥:45 (2) Cartoon Classroom. , naires march. a well cut, conservative gray suit 6:15 x Four. 1:55 (4) Faye Elizabeth. The joint opening’ session m of the = looked like he has “a new
- : i : ion and auxiliary. will e 6:30 (9) Farmer Alfalfa. Car- oe Ot — a " . 2:00 (2) Our Miss Brooks. ~~ ace morning. The conven- But other than that it’s the same
toons. : ‘ (7) Movie. tion will end old Liberace, candelabra and all,
(4) Frontier. Strange trial|"**8 () News. (4) Truth or Consequences. . TAPES SHOWS ' : of man who commits mur-| ; l . A | d Liberace put the first of his new — oe om of salt, |9:30 e Beat the Clock. 2:25 (4) Faye Elizabeth ouise uggs eads. half-hour daily shows on ‘tape re-
{2) News: LeGoff. From (7) Our #riend Harry. :30 (2), House Party. G if T cently for fall viewing. 2
State Fair, 10:00 (2) For Love or Money. . (4) Haggis is en 0 = ourne . And if the reaction of his stu- Baggis. (4) Dough-Re-Mi. : : : dio — at his “premiere”
6:40 (2) Weather. . 2:50 (9) News.- BURNEYVILLE, Okla. (AP)—| Show is any criteria of success,
a Peete C . . Sharp-shooting Louise Suggs, a| ABC-TV and the smiling piano
6:45 (2) News: Cronkite. -|8: 3 @ Big nett, 35-year-old veteran from cool Is- eae | — bagi MUFFLERS =
}10:30 (2) Star Showedse. | (4) Today Is Ours land, Ga., held a commanding; Cee quick
7:00 (7) Sports Parade. r (4) Treasure Hunt. (7) American Bandstand. | position today as the $7,500 Opie| inquire about George. | :
(9) Hawkeye. Lieu (9) Movie. \ (9) Movie. Turner Open golf tourney moved; One lady was so enthusiastic iN ST A LLED
has fanatical hatred 6f In-|11:09 (2) Arthur Godfrey. on. into the final 18-holes. about Liberace’s smooth sounding, 7
dians after they kill his (4) Price Is Pight. 3:30 (2) Verdict Is Yours: kok opening number that = less >
. family. ~ - y (4) From these Roots. Miss Suggs put together rounds} thusiastic woman on her right
(4) Death Valley. Cavalry.|11:% (1. News. (7) Who Do You Trust? ot, 76-72 for 148 over the treach-|turned to a companion and asked: | SMILING PLANER RETURNS =__Lneron coe of he matin vo man rides to save lives of : a erous Waco Turner resort. course|“‘Do you suppose she’s his moth- stainere,
his garrison. 11:30 (2) Top Dollar. 4:00 (4) Queen for a Day. to’ best the nation’s top profession.| er?” He recently put the first of his new half-hour daily shows on tape. |] BRIT Son sino
“Foggy Night.” (1) Ricky the Clown. ‘ ~Q) Brighter Day teurs. companion, 2 housewife in ber VY criteria of success, the smiling piano player should immedi- \
a ; 11:45 (7) Noontime Comics. . x ® * | 49s answered in a knowing, com. tély have a high audience rating.
7:10 (7) Weather. . 4:15 (2) Secret Stor oo — hogs _ tourna-| penionable tone. “I read where >
: rgd : ment m =o Mrs, Liberace won't watch ei- per of the show was a toss up;music lovers who appeared a 1:15 . (1) News: .Daly. TCESDAY AFTERNOON —= 4:30 (2) Edge of Night. teed with. —_ oe Ai ne 5 ther of her sone’ shows since the |between -“Prayer Is the’ Key to|noyed.
1) Youth: B Boys rob | a? (27.Lave of Lite. i haa and Ruth: Jessen of Seattle “— on ee Heaven" and a commercial. Liberace first appeared on tele- 7:30 neem ureau ys ae - (9) Stevi-o. : . 5 Both had 150s. - , Liberace’s show stopper was his The song with the religious | vision jn 1952 and soon became
(9) Million $ M ay cou (4) Tie Tac Dough _|#4% (4) Modern Romances. interpretation of that long time| theme was skillfully executed a TV matinee idol. Five years la
‘Miranda ; 5:00 (2) Detroit Bandstand: ; ‘ aa favorite, “The Purple People Eat-| and could become a permanent | ter he | movie starring
the Boys.” rere for) 12:15 (9) Song Shop. (4) Willy. ae Win Legion Band Title er,” requested, on cue, by an 1- part of his musical topertele. role, “Sincerely. Yours,
(7) Sir Lancelot. The commercial was a r-| tel r
eile Heeee, tage he a ore . @) Looney Tunes. (CHICAGO COPD) ‘The Cabal- | several ladies at least 0 years his|jine case. Half the audience| Sonal appearances.
(2) Robin Hood. Robin nar- (7). The Erwine, — -}5:30 (2) Susie. N. J., last night won the Ameri- a oo oo oe ee eee a cae ae
‘rowly escapes marriage (re- (9) Favorite Story. (4) George Pierrot Presents. can Legion’s senior drum and | Judging from the applause, hon-| The other half looked noncommital| in that country issued s
ie 2) poe ee (D Mickey Mouse Club, | bugle corps title ors for the next most popular num-| although there were a few classical| nent order forbidding the
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“The Lady Died at Mid-| Hobo No Longer Part new school year at 8:45 a.m. Tues-jcans must learn to trust teachers] , excellent job benefits. Free placement _
night." Paul Douglas plays, 7 lon Vo age Ho a : as they do doctors if they want} —_ assistance to Graduates. Diploma awarded. © : an honest cop who doesn't. f A 7 S , | g yag me eee wa be Penal Yonmmana |. tinue told a tasast tievenl White tedloy fee fant Torna about Jet | -. let friendship interfere with O mer. 1can cene | _— — mn gh mulinaly nd og - principal, Miss Ada -Zehnder will|tion of the National Education As- | _ Careers. No obligation. ; : duty and Gary Merrill, a BELFIELD, N. D, (UPD— pices!
— "news reported. fornier sailors finally got hom
from the Navy, but they chose the| 'The aes ie Le secu-
long. and the hard way of doing it. |lar subjects through. the first eight)
The pair, ‘Patrick Hecker and /grades, in-addition to formal Bible
Elliot Linbo, both 22, arrived at|study and application of religion to
their homes here after riding bi-|daily living.
ieycles on a month-long journey Established and maintained pri-
#from their discharge aa in San|marily for member families of the *
sociation here that teachers belong |
to one of the great professions,
But he added ‘that their skills are
woefully misunderstood, ‘|
.“Not many parents would ven-
ture to tell a surgeon how to per-
‘form an operation, or a dentisti}
how to save a tooth,” Hancher
said, ihave chayee of eee ey classes. ot
By EARL WILSON
NEW YORK — ‘Do you remember tramps?
Hoboes, they called them, too .
short .. AMERICAN JET SCHOOL,
P. O. Box 87, Lansing, Mich.
Noré. renee ee See ecneas AGG ceeesens
Address ......0..4+. 10:16 @) Weather.
. “‘bo,” sometimes for;
. bums... “fellows on the bum”... . “riding the
rods” sales beggin’ for a handout—“for a
free meal”—at your mother’s back Goor.
Do they still exist? 10:20 (9) Film Fare. -
10:30 (7) Frisco Beat. - Otticers
trail gun-happy thug.
* 6 8 8 ow * re eeeen re &
en (:)) Starlight Theater. Paul Francisco. church, Gethsemane ‘school a 1so|} - “Man cos ai Ci t St t : ‘ 4
‘s 3 ’ y parents find it difficult to MY oe. e's Tee ee a oe Lukas, Downstairs” (°32), We don’t have them much in th “ *« «& accepts children of non-members} cope with three or four children for] * Seaton 0 3 oe ae we.
. Big City. A “tramp” in New York is “Hecker and Linbo said they de- when facilities are available. . a few hours a day. Yet they feel Occupa VOM nea enw ne ree ener eesneeve
ae) ers _ loose, woman you meet with some mi’ |Cided to make the trip by bike so] competent to tell a teacher how} Hours Home .......-. 0000s seen eee (9) Westerkamp.
(2) News: LeGoff to handle 20 to 40.such children they could get a closer Jook at the | ;
‘during school hours.” 1 country. They slept on the ground
all but four nights and: ate their
‘meals in restaurants, -
They had their bikes overhauled
lionaire in a night club. All this cam
up at a party the other night whefe
I met somebody who Raow my hofme |
town, Rockford, O. | Better Check Products
RICHMOND, Va. (®. = A short |
circuit in a burglar ‘alarm brought
police running, and the false alarm
é
11:15 (4) Weather: Eliot. :
Oe @) Weather. Denmark Roads Tops
Denmark's
peg ‘twice and took a side trip to Van-|proved embarrassing. It was at) COPENHAGEN — ; 11:20 (4) Sports. WILSON That’s always a kick-in itself. This nice couveer, British Columbia, to visit the ADT Comite, installers |33,000-mile road network is con-
(2) Sports. |woman, Mrs. William Moore, of Newark, O., was born in|relatives. and servicers of burglar alarms, 'sidered among the world’s besty
* * *
The rode European bikes|
equipped with gear shifts.to help
them pedal up the mountains,
Ohio City, O., which metropolis if you please, is seven or
eight miles from Rockford and Van Wert, and if you haven’t
been to those towns, why, you haven’t been around much!
They're close to Lima, O., and Fort Wayne, Ind., which are
right in the middle of God's, country. *
x k& * . Boston Hospital Finds “My mother” Mrs, Moore said, “used to feed the tramps’, ¢
who got off the freight trains in Ohio City .. .” It's Short on Skulls
BOSTON (® — Boston City ‘si And that brought a whole flood of memories. There 11:25 (2) Nightwatch Theater.
’ Hurd Hatfield, ‘‘Destination
Murder” (50). ‘OU CAN FINISH
| HIGH SCHOOL | _ AT HOME
11:30 (7) Night Gourt.
(4) Jack Paar. Marion Mar-
lowe. END OF
SUMMER ,
TUESDAY MORNING in your spare time.
SALE
way — wrote several fine books about “road kids”. (as they
were also called.) —
He became a darling ond biographer “Of Hollywood.
Panhandling is a lost art in New York,'too. There used
to be_a white-bearded: old character who'd sidle up and
say, “Would you be willing to assist Junior in the condition
they would get the skulls, which
would be- used to teach anatomy
to student nurses. and pther hospi-
tal TV" If you left school, write for FREE
rs pital is in the market for skulls—|j BOOKLET — tells you how. PDP. 9-8 BF
6:50 (2) Meditaticrs, .was “A-No. 1, the Famous Tramp,” who was probably (animal skulls of any type. This American School — P.O, Rex 24 es i the first king of the hoboes. He would distinguish certain (came to light when the mayor. Seacinaten, Be, newts ot Wrecer Wik Schesl Beanie @ AL BOATS : 6:55 (2) On The Farm Front. -box.cars by — his mark on them in chalk. He wrote received a request from hospital | Gdhs ocicosc Chesca Ge. Weck cca getireonastnéesovoryhie Aibicwcxesseesse :
a books. a officials for $2,500 to pay for the | perenne scat teeae wat guiésidecciisesstcc desta to¥e aveeene eeeetoteee :
craniums. Jim Tully — ‘who came from around Van Wert, by the Ae eee pURDGs cc aos sienncereen ce e@ CANOES — ae
Appoint Two Professors Otficials did not specify where | 2
DETROIT (Wayne State Uni-
versity has announced the appoint-
ment of Dr, F. Gaynor Evans as
professor of: anatomy , and ‘Dr.
2 Facob L, Chason as professor of
- neuropathology. ma Now at Cost and Below! You, who have waited for low, low prices: can: really
| buy row! These better. quality all aluminum boats | —
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, “MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1938
tee .
iting |
O./on his way-home from witnessing
fashioned the first of the.atom
smashers and became practically
the first man in history to look
into the soul of matter.
_ plainly
Bertha. the test of the A-bomb at Bikini.
Fuss aps eae cottens tag
the of technicians which op-
ae
feten. a Wilt tes lak, oad oan
| met be coaxed into attending a
| dimer of the aseemabled praten:
sors that - night.
When asked the reason for his}
strange behavior, the Russian said,
said his ‘cyclotron was not an- in-
strument of war but of peace. I
, read Ps name, ‘Big
: * * es
I last saw Dr. Lawrence at Aca-
puleco in January. Hé ‘was de- s| anxiously
| batches under the wing of a fighter
“Dr.. Lawrence lied to me when he » and sic: The Atomic! .
Commission had - with-
drawn funds for a study he had
‘urged — a method of ~
veloping enough super-heat —
touch off'an H-bomb without te
¢} course to the A-bomb which now
is its clumsy triggering device. If
successful, he saw a day when the
incredible power of the H-bomb
coud be packaged into weapons
small enough to be slung in
plane. But the research must be
halted, he said, and. he expressed
concern that the Russians might
beat us to it.
Now, at 57, and just when we ‘ 5 “,
Fortune magazine ently com
ments; 7
“The freckle-taced kid of i
ican advertisements, spreading
©| gobs of butter on a slice of bread,
may be laying the foundation for
a corenary attack in = middle
age.” .
‘If you see a stoutish gentleman
walking around Alexandria, Va.,
wearing Argentina’s Order of San
Martin, it must be Maj. Gen. Harry
Vaughan’ (ret.). A bill signed by
President Eisenhower just before
he took off on his vacation grants
Venduat permission to wear the rd J e
social he ati nine“years ago
from dictator Juan Peron,
- The bill removed from the deep
freeze (oops, pardon, general) a
long list of foreign decorations
bestowed on Americans who
were not legally entitled to wear
or accept them,
As for General ‘Vaughan, he and
Mrs. Vaughan are active.in church
and charitable work in Alexandria
and highly respected in their com-
munity.
As for peron . 4
Whatever. did become® of that
bum? Really Exclusive Right ©
Purchased by 2 Men
LOS ANGELES wy — Two per-| isons have purchased exclusive
rights to sell
Coliseum. Police said one paid
$1,116 for the privilege and the
other paid $1,222. In each case the
seller was Raw Wustrack, police
say. There’s bnly one hitch: The
law prohibits the sale of alcohdlie
beverages in the Coliseum. Offi-|
cers are looking for Wustrack.
Pioneered in Lenses .
ROME — The Italian artist and inventor, Leonardo da Vinci,
thought up the idea of contact
lenses to, correct poor vision in
1608, but ‘it was not until 1887 that |<
the first one were: produced and
worn. r in. Memorial! :
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Come in. by appointment
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“say “Yes!” "PP THE PORE ‘Tell the. manager how
much cash you want and for the
whea you'd like to get t. We like
Loans $25 to $500 on Signature, Furniture or Far
7 WEST LAWRENCE STREET, PONTIAC tAC
, Lawrence Bidg. « Phone:
_ OPEN EVENINGS BY Te ete. nce rok erewand, HOURS
4 Koons made to residents of ail surrounding towns ‘
needd him most, we haye lost
perhaps our == scientist.
Multi-millionaire ins Nebiok’ ‘Rocke-
expected to fare against’ multi-mil-
lionaire Averell Harriman in the
replied:
“T'll give him < run for his’ money. ci
eon sith Jn. eet
Big Job Ahead in ) Ahead in India,
Planning to Take Census) " Emily J. Hutts.'41 Bast Beverly
“ific accidents in stride. When ai-
Marriage eieanee
Applications i
Thomas J, Rose Jr,. 2300 Shimmons
Bertha C. Matney, Lake Orion
ape ahi H. Beckus Jr., Birreinanes
Berbara J. Thom, Harbor Beach
Williem J. Lembke, 1571 Stanley
Suzanne Lilliquist, 331 Newport
Hazen Snell, 9497 Recreation .
Viola R. Puher 4931 Sherbourne
soi C. Sanit, 104 Bloomfield Terrace Virginia M. MacLean, Bloomfield Hill ls
Arnold 1 L. Sell, Rochester Diana J. Musson, Rochester
> Henry M. Haaseth, 963 LaSalle Sandra R. Ballard, 247 Scott Lake
_ Girlie 5 ee (7 a
ward M. Andrews, Farmington
J. Fisher, Franklin *
3. Griggs, Lake Orion ies hits Lake Orion
Don R. Cameron_Yosilanti
Ida J. ‘Areand, 727 Orehard Lake
seer Birker, 67? Leos Lake Bh.
Gladys J. Darling, Orton
James E. Meredith, 2029 R ichwood
Norma J. Hood, 23 ‘North Midland
* Donald M. Parker, Clarkston
Donna J. Ferree, Drayton Plains
Gary C. ie, 436 Lowell
Delaces J” cook, 927 North Perry
Paul N. Parmer, Warre
_Prederick A. Gractyk, Bast Lanst “Diane E. Dailey, Gdastiake
Pemiicts &: Norma, Rochester
: Clifford L. Chutch, 187 South Hospital
Sally A. Herman, 207 970 Airport
frets G. ‘Waltman, Fremont, Ohio
: J. Jencks, Ortonville jing exactly under the middle of
near one of them.
, Nevertheless, Romano, with a
less than half an hour against a
jthim to take the Franklin D, Roose-
‘|Band Leader Dick Stabile Being Sued for Divorce ©
_|filed suit for divorce on grounds Pilots Huge Carrier
With Great Finesse
NEW YORK (UPD — Charles.
F. Romano, chief pilot for’a New} race for atemale of New York,
| |
t
|
vy’s 62,000-ton aircraft carrier)
Franklin D. Roosevelt from -Brook-|
lyn to Bayonne, N.J.
The five-mile trip was throad|
the most heavily travelled water-|
way in the world. It required pass-
two bridges: and skirting a wreck
dozen tugboats under his command
brought the carrier into berth ‘in
rapidly rising tide and strong on-
shore winds.
Navy officers were so impressed
with his work ‘that they invited
velt out to sea some time.
But Romano declined with)
thanks, explaining,- “I would only
get seasick.” E
- LOS ANGELES @®—The wife of} orchestra leader Dick Stabile has)
of cruelty.
Mrs. - Stabile, former nightclub
Seem | R. Poling, Orchard | Lake A. Ford, 84% Mark
Richard C. Cousins, Detroit
- Patricia J. Pagel, Birmingham
Emanuel P. Zalants, 3270 West Huron
Prances H. Kessler, 38 5 oi Sanford
eS. aie Beste Pi -|singer Trudy Ewan, asked Supe-|
Nevada in 1947. rior Court for a division of com-.
munity property and - support for’
her two sons, Steven, 1,
Martin, 8. The couple married in)
STERLING, Colo. ®—Art Bush,
aSterling welder, takes his traf-
other: vehicle forced him off the,
road, Bush ran into 4 street sign}
and broke it off. _ Bush notified |
police, then welded the sign back |
into its proper position. - { it’s All in a Day's Work et
Cockroaches One Full Year Guarantee |
From Houses, Ajartments, Gro- |
and Restaurants.
i
l cery Stores i
No } Remain out only one hour.
signs used.
Rox Ex Company 1014 Pont. Et. Bk. Bldg. Fe 4-402 |
York -towing firm, recently was} -
{in charge. of maneuvering the Na-
“NEW DELHI, India (UPI)--In- dia, second only to communist
= over 400,000,000 by 1961.
TRUSSES
$B.50 and wp
Thrifty Drug Store 148 N. Saginaw Near Sears
PRIVATE FITTING ROOM
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$ Gloss Enamel Py Semi - Gloss
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“Comet!” 17 inches wide,
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Red Velocipede
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bearing ‘front wheel,
a bright red. Streamlined de-
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enameled baill- 7.84.
| Table, Chair Set
Reg. “Ih 98 _ 8. $4
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table ard chairs” with ‘tubular
steel legs. ~ White . enameled.
241/2-in. equare, table top. desighed metal ©
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25-Pc. on 7 Metal Toy
Bake Set Stoves
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4 needs to cook opens. 6 plastic
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Big, Sturdy Happi- Tsbaler Steel Junior Size Folding ne rol Chime
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