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PONTIAC. MIcikiGAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY V, 1960-44 PAGES
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Nixon*s Big Moment Near \
Harmony Prevails in GOP
Regard Lodge Almost Certain
for kond Spot
Nixon Quiot on Choico Amid th« Galloping of Dark Horses
CHICAGO (^U.N. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge was an odds-on favorite today as the Republicans their presidential nomination all over except for posting the winner’s name on the board, turned to a vice-presidential sweepstakes.
But the man who perhaps already knew the order of the finish — Vice President Richard M. Nix-
on, who will be acclaimed tonight as winner of the No. 1 spot—still was not saying.
And there were darit horses all over the place, ranging from palest gray to a hue hard to tell from black.
In fact a top Nixon aide, in namiag a long price of 20-1 for Lodge, also mentioned the name of Sen. Thraaton B. Morton of Kentncky, the GOP natkmal cUr-man, as one to watch. The aide, who would not penult use of his
Party's Leader and Rockefeller

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Spearhead Unity
Noorly Embroco In o Worm Exchang** at Delogoto Breakfast
CONVENTION HALL. CHICAGO (if)—In relaxed mood, the Republicans whirled through a round of social activities and sightseeing today preliminary to their convention’s big moment tonight — the nomination of Richard M. Nixon for president.
Tensions and quarrels over the platform had faded. The mood was; Gose ranks and wham the Democrats.
Nixon and Gov. Nelson A.

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Roekefeller of New York, who onre looked as prospective antagonists at this convention, breakfasted together la great
That list included such names as Fred A. Seaton, secretary of mllllglBjyg^ori Rep. Walter H. Judd of Minnes(^, keynote speaker of the Republican National Convention, and Sen. Barry Goldwater of Arizona who did not say until Tuesday night that he was all the way put of the running lor the presidential' stake.
Nixon Nomination Televised Tonight
There were more, including a Michigan boom for Rep. Gerald R. Ford Jr.
The actual runnlag, U any, likely wUI be done toidght In the Sharnton Blackatone Hotel ralte ' of the vice president.
Nixon has annouced that after his own sure nomination he plans to call in representative party leaders for consultation on a running mate. Hig implication was that a selretiop—or possibly a choice of selections to be passed on by the delegates’ vote—will be made at that time. TRADITIONALLY BOSS
But a presidential nominee by tradition is boss as to his ticket mate and nobody really expects opposition if Nixon states choice.
HARMONY HUDDUC — Vice President * Richard Nixon and New York Gov. Nelson Rockefeller meet today at the headquarters of the New York delegation. They glowed with
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happiness, and Rockefeller said of Nixon. "He’s going to win with New York State in the fall." All 96 New York votes will go to Nbcon.
The long.expected MmlnatlM of Richard Nlxou m the GOP prealdenttal candidate la en tap ns the main featnre of the convention show this eveaing. Xl^ firri attraotioa wUI be the ro-port of the Platform Committee
Asks Court to Ban 'Deceptive Slate
revislona la Its document.
An unendorsed Democratic candidate for Congress has asked Circuit Court for an injunction to stop the dlstfibtttion of union slates using the party vignette.
The distribution now or at the polls Aug. 2, the suit alleges, is “a way well calculated to deceive the electorate of Oakland County'
The vlce-prealdential choice Is expected to bo made after Nixon's nomination, bi between will be a speech by Thomas Dewey.
Ike nomination speeches, seconding speeches and balloting of the delegates will be carried la their entirety on television channels 2, 4 and 7 beginning at S:30.
Radio station WWi again wUI begin Ita coverago of events at (:16 p.tn., W<IRK will begin at 7. WJR is acbednied to cut In at 10; M.
Accompanied by Mrs. Nixon, the vice preaident went over to Rockcfeller'B hotel lor breakfast with the governor and the New York delegation.
ALL BUT EMBRACE Rockefeller met him at the curb and they all but embraced, looking like a couple of old college buddies at a 23th class reunion.
into believing the endorsements are made by the Democratic Committee of the county.
Seeking a temporary and manent injunction was Leo Meagher, 52, of Woodcreek Farms, and the party’s 1958 nominee for state senator.
president of the Oakland County AFL-aO council, and William B. Lindsey, recording secretary the council and former officer of PonUac Motor Local 653 UA\y.
Neither Haggard or Lindsey were immediately available for comment.
Meagher is a member of the oommlttee — up until Tuesday whea his senatorial norainee successor wlD be chosen—by virtue of his nomination two years ago.
Named In the suit filed this morning were Fred V. Haggard,
Jaycees to Host Miss Michigan
nrcuit Judge William J. Beer a former member of the Democratic state Central Committee, ordered the defendants to appear before him at S pjn. this afternoon to shdw cause why a temporary restraining order shouldn't be issued.
Tke attorney who filed the suit for Meagher was another Democratic county candidate not endorsed June 27 by the Council. Meagher’s attorney is S. Jerome Bronson of Madison Heights, and one of three Democratic candidates for the county’s senate seat in Tuesday’s primary.
Nixon called New York the key state In what he said was going to bo a very close eon-
UAV’KL AND GIEE — President Eisenhower exuberantly waves his gavel to signal he would like demonstrators to let him begin his address
rh«tof«s
at the Republican National Convention in Chicago I’uesday night.
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Cites
GOP
Record
Prosperity
Rockefeller, his arm around Nixon declared, • "He’s going to win with New York State in the fall."
informal interlvew, Nixon indicated his vice-presidential running mate would not b« selecti ed until Thursday.
But GOP Nsllonal Chalrmun Thruston B. Morton In a statement an hour later said the eoa-ventlon "Is going to try to nominate the vire presidentlal ran-dIdate as planned, Wednesday night."
CHICAGO (AP)-President Elsenhower says It Is "Irrefutable truth ” that the nation Is enjoying unprecedented prosperity, strongiit military system in the wort# hnd js woiklng oMMlessly for pthse, -Ha^ve^thit assenment of his years of stewardship in the White Mouse to an enthusiastic "Thank You Ike t>ay" session GOP National Convention Tuesday night.
Especially In the fields of na-
The President, as he has before, canw up with a dramatic challenge to the dictator In the Krem-
At many points his speech struck at the Democrats, but he could as well have been speaking Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller when he said;
Just as the Biblical Job had his boils, so we have a cult of
dalned I
he tcleprompter used by many orators. Elsenhower's glasM-s flashed In the bright TV lights as he bent his head time and again to read his speech from a nuuiuscrlpf an Iha lectern. He smIM seldom.
nation and on every continent, to vote on one single, simple lasuet HE'D OR FREE’.’
"That i.ssue Is: iJo you want to live under a Communist reglmO or under a free system such ai found In the United Slates?
"Are the Soviets wfUbig to measure their world prestige by the results of such elections? Would the .Soviet dictator, Els- "The United States would gladly enhower asked, "agree to holding ^ w”
of free elections under the sponsor-' TTie President listed a string of ship of the United Nation*—to per- ■•’hlevements on the domestla mit people everywhere — in every i (Cbntlnued on Page 2, Col. 2)
$98,000 City Pay Hike Advocated by Willman
will put the nomination of the I professional pessimists who, tak-idce president over until Thura-jlng counsel of their fears, conlin-
. I .!	,	., military power”	irecommended a municipal wage increase that would
uMrmlrJSS'™ iJ	«-v-iC0st the city $98,000 annually.
Sion of his plans to consult withl®*^®* phases of administration ac- The proposed raise was One of two ways to readjust t»rty leaders on the question of ‘ivity.	'wages of city employes suggested in a study of Pontiac’s
the No. 2 spot on the ticket.	President Richard M. |"	^	^municipal pay plan bv
Greet Sunny Days larger, an mde!
from the retiring president,	*	*
hsiw Eisenhowers speech as gpj	qJ g|yg
He said there would he a meeting tonight—or Thursday If tonight’s convention session hins late—of party leaders from all aecthms to talk about u vice
86,0M CX)PIE8 In the suit, Meagher alleged that the union planned or already has distributed 85,000 copies of these slates bearing the party emblem with the pictures of Franklin D. Roosevelt and Gov. G. Mennen Williams in the upper left hand corner.
'a smash
Rockefeller called it an "excel-j The Weatherman says our bright "1 want to have a full discus-1 lent, forthright’’ statement. But;and sunny weather will continue slon of It before we have a final I Rockefeller, who has urged an im- for several days, decision,” Nixon said.	mediate rise of 3V4 billion dollars^-Tonight and tomorrow will be
In response to que.stions, he in defense spending, refused to, fair with little temperature changt said Rockefeller will certainly beicomment when asked about the Temperatures for the next five of those consulted. He also]"cult of professional pessimists ” |days will average near the normal mentioned Sen. Barry Goldwater phrase.	'high of 84 and normal low of 6.5
of Arizona and Sen. Everett Dirksen of Illinois as among those whose opinions he desires.
WAS CRITICAL
Goldwater is at the extreme]whose party rode to power”with right wing of the GOP. He was him nearly eight years ago after ^
with only minor day to day changes.
Morning winds at six miles an
pendent personnel consultant.
TTie study Indicated the dty’g pay Is somewhat out of balanc*. and suggested an upward adjuri-ment to bring It into line with other cities In .southeastern Michigan as well as with the rates paid by industry for the same type of work.
Yarger suggested an automatic and a Nenlortty method o( boosting wages.
Willman recommended that thv
STILL LIKE IKE Eisenhower, who is nearing 70. '
reception from the GOP delegates, , . northwest at in.n mile.	plan.
iwho.se oartv r«te ,o	northwest at 10-la tiules tc The Vcalled seniority method
.Sixty-three was the lowest re-j"^*[1^ *2W,000 a year.
It asks voters to "make it phatic — vote straight Democratic Tuesday, Aug. 2, I960."
Undemesth this in printing are the words “printed and distributed by the Oakland County AkL-CIO.’’
It includes 12 union-favored can-j I didates from Sen. Patrick V. .Me-1 Namara, candidate for,re-election as Michigan senator, through to the selection for state representa-
critical of last weekend's Nixoh-itwo decades of being on the out-Rockefeller statement of princl- *><(*-(Continued on Page 2, Col. 5) | He spoke earnestly.
Presence Stirs Convention
cording in downtown Pontiac pre-’, cither method, the result will Seeding 8 a m. The n-ading at 2l”^ ?	Peixonnel,
die- Ip m. was 87	iwhich. said Willmqn. "could result
----------------------------------------jin a higher tax rate or in reduced
servicee.’’
Windy City Wild Over Ike
^_______ CHICAGO —It was a great day other features on the program re-
live in the particular legislativenight for the Republicans. It ceived little attention.
HERE FOR ALL-STAR GAME — Miss Michigan .of 1960 will be an honor gu^ of the Pontiac Jaycees at their AU-Star footiall game Friday evening. Aug. 19l She will be returning Iretn a-TV appearance-m Detroit M»d wfll he in Pontiac lor lunch, dinner and the* ganw that
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evening. Min Michigan is Nancy Anne Fleming of Montague. The comely lau won the tlt^e over a field ot strong contestants. Among other duties. Miss Midilgan will greet nval captains in the middlt of the field and will ton the co^ to start die gann.
The preliminary speakers and been for (
Democratic Can-
MEETTNO SCHEDtXED j He scheduled a special meeting j b e t w e e n the Commission aiid ^spokesmen for employe groups to discuss the matter at 4:30 p.in, Thursday.
The Commission is expected to act on the proposed increase a( next week’s meeting, which-will
was a great day and night lor| Even the spectators* seals in the
Chicago.
Included on the slate is . the name of Donald E. Adams, nonpartisan candidate for the count/s new probate judgship.
Orcult Jadge Oark J. Adams, (Continued on Page 2, Col. 3)
Vivo Costrovich?
i galleries were only sparsely filled	among natiims; whea be
Never before did this great city until the time for his appearance.
give such a political demonstration for a man who wasn’t running for any office.
Never before did a Republican president get;
gresit: when he told ot his efforts held Monday night beeausa
asserted that the United States would be willing to stand by aa honest vote among nations ns to whether or not they wanted communism; and when he aald the atakes are too high to riak our nation's future In the handa of a
HAAS
Then they were filled to capacity, and thouaanda could aot get into the building.
The ovation following his introduction lasted 20 minutes, and was
^_________ __ stopped then only on hit urgent frivolous, Irresponslblo or laex-
such a welcome’’^’*** ^ hi* audience.	I perlenced government.
In heavily Dem-i His address lasted 50 minutes,'	'
ocratic Chicago.' during which time he was stopped The afternoon hy applause 86 times. He got off Jl?"	Giarobbl of
c.valcadTTf lo a great start with his ’’Mamie Ike and Mamle and *
automatic plan be retroaettv* t» July 1, 1»M, and that all «m> plo.ves now In riasa^B la thq (Continued on Page 2, Cbl. t)
In Todays Press
found more than
NEW YORK.(AP»-New York’i Spanish-langi^e' daily. D Diario, came up witji a new name to^y lor Cuba's leftist rtiler — Fwel
U .9.	recoiittog They re a twosome to make the!
It c^ed him that m a front]between the airport and downtown.	^ acxxmspHshments of boys stop, look and listen.
page beadline.	,1 At the Republican National Con-, m, admlalatrmtton. Ike remtoded I	------ I
|ventlon It was their night. l the audience of how mock more
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HIs blggcat applause stoppers Borgen of Ppntiac.

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THE PON^TIAC Pg^SS, WEDNESDAy, JULY 27. 19W
U.N. Rejects Soviet Spy Charge] Rep. Broomfield'**
'Europe Bound
Nam«d by Rayburn on
'AjBss Democrat' f$*Be Crowned A Sunday
'Russia Vetoes RB47 Probe
0* th» Pontiac Den^o-Oub Sunday will croa-n. Diplomats ScOrt Duboto * MtaaDmocratoMMO a,	y j ^
Lodg* Blbtts Rtds.
thda.Sth annual picnlr to bo held at die Jaym Part. Ka*» U alt.in near'.toaI:rt aven'i#.
^	*	*	*	„ ^ , I’NITH) nations.. N Y (AP>
open ^ aU aingle -security Cbuncil debate on the r rii IS to 21 yean ol ase who p,^ ^	^
! v e in the .city or adjacent towin	Xuenday nichl with a *-2
’‘“‘P*-	'('oonrir- vote rejecting Soviet
*-	*	ihaifee against the United Slates
Contestants will only be re«|ul! .>d «nd a Soviet veto of the I'.S. to .egtster at the picnic which will p„,po*al for an international In-
begj]) at 11 a m.
598,000 Pay Hike Asked by Willman
'Continued From Page One. Hly's seniarits setup be mated
vestigalion
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The .Soviets alho teioed an Italian proposal that the International Red Cross contact the two 1 mg i-rewmen plane, who are being held by .Soviets for trial as spies.
Americn
riespiie the official impa>j
down ta daae 0.	diplomats <balked up>
....	.	outcome as a defeat for the^
AH employes would then move;Union and a victory fop/lfie Unit-up a step Jan. 1. 1961 The imme- • - -	^
f move backward from rlau > to D still srould fflBlt hi Kn inbrease in the employe's salary. ♦ * *
In the study. Y'arftr has listed t% current salary of each em-p|M at each step of seniority and h^.«hen listed the figure to which
on all three resoluttons the vote was 9-2. with the -Soviet Union and Poland opposed by all nine non-Communist members of the I council including Ceylon and Tunisia., which usually abstain from vo^ on cold war disputes.
etobs brought the Soviet
Examine Trucker Sept. I in Woman's Traffic Death
Group to Impact NATO Dafama Instollatiom
BIRMINGHAM - An IwtMh tnwk driver charged with the traN tic dead) of A' Bloonafleld ma
Congressman William S. Broom, field fROakland County) will jM e first-hand look at the free world’s NeiUi AllBiitk Ttmafy OqpnlM-(NATO) ddmee hutalltloim deriai a IwoVeek trip in Garope. * * *
BroomfUM wes named today by Honae Speaker Saiii Raybun (D-Tex) as a member of the House delegation which leaves Saturday lor ut inspecUon of the bi
over for a Sept. 1 examination at Me arraignment Tuesday. He was $2,000 bond.
projeek, to nt under sepy dds yner. Eaqti property owner wiU be isetsed $1,00$.
Board members tave alee agreed j accept and maintain the water system in the Franklin Woels Manor Subdivision.
rorNTKRfHARtiR — Ambassador Henry fAbol liodge pomts to an enlarged photo of the Soviet Trawler Vega which lie t harges with spy activities during ihe test of the U S. nuclear sub George Washington off Cape Cod. Mass
The current front-runner for tHe (K)P vice presidential nod defended the U. S. against spy charges brought by Russia over the RB47 incident before the U. N. Security Council Tuesday. A vote of 9-2 rejected the Soviet charges.
at the state of faadhwas of our and odier tree wwtd aation dipnat Europe.” Broom-i
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hcrnic Aug. 12 in tlmo for the ra-oenvening of the House Ai«. 15. will visit defense installations la (^rmany, Frtnce, Italy, and Algeria.
The eaasnmae wHI be MMed by Mgh staff aOkera af tha
r step liKjuid be adjusted up-1 tote) to W in the eauncil'a hta-
tory.
ward.
IiTaome caiea an employe could conceivaldy drop back as many as two steps and atiU get more pay
The city's pay strwelure e«u-lalaa 0ve claaaes or slept et sea-arlt.v: A. siartiag wages; B. sit umbUis: C, one year; I>. two years: R. three years.
At each step. B through E. the
employe becomes eligible for a| He told the council “ft Is a sad pay raise on the approval of hii 'hing when a people as warm department head	Ihearted as the Soviet people is
jh* seniority method of inereaae I represented by a government as ■tfnfly means that everyone is cyni<-al »s they showed themselves mousd forward one step. Thus, anio be tonight." , emptoye in the C class now. goesj	* a *
to (be D class	The Sov lets had . charged that
mis could roouM ia a rtarp	*
lacreMO liwro Ms Dreseal uavda	*‘**’*"'	-----
1tp a1|iitTrt D eiasTiwv ***^ I* mittlon over Soviet terri- troni
Adlai's Ex-Wife a Theft Victim
Chief U.S. delegate Henry Cabot '
Lodge seid the Soviets by blocking I an investigation showed "they do
not believe their own charge":	UAh%	of Adlai Stevenson, was burglar-1 Republican Chairman Art Dliott
against the United States. He' CHICAGC^—Right here In the to the extent of $800 Mondayiand the party's county treasurer, iermed the Ilslian proposal ter the j midst of ■ Republican National night	Chad Ritchie. About 20 were pres^
Red Cross to contact the capturedIConvention. the Chicago home of Wa.s honor guest at a luncheon ant, all of whom have been men-niers a "rompassionate resolu-,Mrs Ellen Stevenson, former wIfejTuesday, given by Oakland County iioned or pictured in my stuff.
«	*	- Thanks, fellows. Being old and de-
’ jerepit haa its rewards.
Asks Court Ban Slate as Deceptive to Voters
William 8. Broomfield uses the couveutieu time to go M u vacaltau. Perhaps he's smart. Everybody
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brother of Ihe judicial eaudldate. ;randidate. John E. Krteienberg of said he would dts<]ualify himself Royal Oak. candidate for t lerk-judlelal proceedings register.
Kronenberg. branch manager of
when it's all over. Pve becu at both rooventions and will need two vaeattons, so will get lost •omewbera for o few days after I gel home.
A cop on the comer next to ihe
James F. Frakum, M, is duufti wUh negligent honfcidt ia fgti^ luring Mrs. Heary Koltys of 960 Pine Rd.. when fafe tmek * with hen af Telagnph e roads in Btoomfleld Town-
fWd Jintloe of the PcKt Daier C..Oietoi1c.
Mn. BMIyu. ». died Mr it to 8t Jeeeph hlarey Resfltal.
BroomfieM not only wdeomed the inspection tour "to lee how our defenses stack up,” but also to be the first House member to test his own piece of legislation controlling unauthoriaed expenditures of UwmaJwn on fonign Junkets.
Transportlon wlH be provided by the French government, Broomfield said.
The invitation wu extended by the NATO countries of EXirope.
RepubKcans United, Await Nomination
(Continued From Page One) Pj**- calling it p surrender by
tUlersd M Iks IsmesMidi sd-
RRteeises daim that Frakum, of Jdanroe, Ind., ran a led light on Tdsgreph and stnick the Koltys car broeddde. Mrs. Koltys suffered a broken back.
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The negligmt homicide charge was broi^ against ITakum by Bhwinfield T]ownship police after Bfrs. Koltys ^ and a reckless ditving charge by a witness was
w automatic method means me Soviet resolution that the -n.	. u ^	.	. the Iterki#v	«'"h uw vwmer next 10 ire ...................w uw miiona
ftSTthe employe is raised to the council rejected would have con-	office oidfod ouT^t	f	^
nJchigher pay figure tn the ad-fdemned the United .Stales for as- *	impression that the .	the Jasmin- th<, rrowds in connection with th»	®hout the vice presidential
«2d Sm.	igrm.” acts uid calW	'“f	become ^..^ival of President and Mrs.i‘ended to,emphasize the
TfrretMi. a Oass C employelcease such activity	candidates, etutorsed cantU- * ^eefion against his toss.	wereMbe heaviest mjijnks-closlng phase into which
could revert to Class A but still Lodge earlier in' the debate said	candidates of	of Mate J^	20	^ ^	of (be con-
gei a pay hika.	the plan. wa. Investigatteg »'’* O'^and Cotmty Democratic ^J^ Demoi rat.c candidate.
---- it was gathered up by the ton.iU. N. Ambassador Henry Chbot
One firm ground up tons of old Lodge.
W. E. C. HUTHWAITE
Named to State Centennial Post
Huthwaite's Appointad by Gpvernor Williams to Civil War Group
Pontiac attorney W. E. C. Huth-walte has been named by Gov. G. Mennen Williams to the nine-member (3vU War Centennial Commission.
It will direct Michigan's participation In ceremonies commemorating the otate's pnitidpa-Iton In the war between the otateo next year.
Huthwalte lives at 3C7 W. iro-
I^torts	‘®®»;atoiig*^d‘^ Mill“Sad’*^*an7“£l ^	announcement, the
^s of the platform.	^ Berkshire ViUa to*	«PPointed'a Pon-
Nixoas mention of the Arizona'received tlna] eporoval from thei***^ w-oman and a Vitkaburg wom-
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Koltys, who osvns an advertising agency, has filed suit in Detroit Federal Qwrt against Frakum for SUbjno in the death of his wile.
The Oakland County Rond Commission reports that Ms^e road (15-Mile) will he dosed to through traffic beginning Monday from Southfield road to Tdegnph rood.
It to eapeetod to be elaaed from
inn laid.
Detour signs will go up Monday, f said, relocating the Maple through traffic over to 13-Mile road.
A sewer system for residents
Bloomfield Towii^p Board.
Thirty-two home owners in the area will benefit from the $32,000'^
Iw the proposed minimum or‘hat it newr came closer than 30 in the suit by another unendorsed'mary, Lt. Gov. John B. Swalnswi.
Oass A wage be raised to thej suggested minimum.
I to Soviet territory.
suggesiea minimum.	I	w »	«	,
Also that any employe whose, I® a last-minute counterattack, r* L n I A I c ia 1- e-i- ■ current rate falls on one of the ‘he US. delegate produced a pic HShfir BOuV AWdrfl^	kalian Climbers
propoa^ steps be moved to the ‘"w of • Soviet TU16 jet bomberl	Found Dead OR AIdS
next higher step.
'w.1th electronic
reconnaissance f
Na change was suggrotod lor	a wmg and said U6St(|n jCnOldrShipS CORTINA D AMPEZZO. Italy.
ex^ the maximum propos'd	a	hi	scholar- P'nlsls were fond dead Wednesday
for hio elBRolflrstian.	fliohu in iQVQ	^ ^	* ' J<»-Iool deep crevasse on
Tb.	. vv a	‘‘Wh	I were swsrded national winners in Anfelao Peak They were roped toon^/	"Th.	1	Ithe 1960 Flvher Body Craftsman's KPiher
etonfly on the current wage scale! The difference between the nuild eomoehtion last nichi	-owe
oNhe employe and how- large the^nh**^ •‘States and the .Soviet Un-' ' ,	"'Kh'	.n/thre. w„m
pivjposed increases,are for each*'* that w* shoot their planes'rariy days of ^	•
step	wiih cameras Thcv shoot oui-s	^	' Phil \ anDiis^n of Bl'jomfteld
In some cases, the change is "“h guns and rockets and kill or	•'oncenirafed on building	Birmingham. Detroit. .Met,
telephone tooks and other old . per and sold it by the hundnKj weight. It was not a sensible stunt, as thousands of people got it in their eyes.
Everybody's still talking atout Walter Judd's keynote speech. It was far ahead of anything I've heard shiee the days of Alton Bartley, and catapulted Judd Into the race for the nomlnatloa for the vleo presidency.
President Eisenhower, who was given his big day and night here yesterday in what the convention called "Thank You Ike Day" breakfasted with his own Cabinet officers and GOP candidates for various officea-about 600 in all.
Eisenhower was presented a bust of Abraham LincMn. Gov. WilUam G. Stratton gave ft to him on behalf of the people of Illinois.
lan to positions as assistant county jagents with Oakland (founty. Appointed were Miae Martha G
littie, in others it is givatei. (tonmlsstoaers. In discnsslng
Negro's Dream of Convention Glory Shattered
CHICAGO (API—An Indianapolis Negro lawyer's dream of becoming the tint Negro to have hie name placed In notnination lor the presidency ended Tuesday.
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Frank , R.' Beckwith, who ran against Vice President Richard M. Nixon in Indiana's presidential little speech of acceptance	® withdrawal
Biaenhower recalled LincSl**^ “ ** Indian del^ation's pronouncement that the govern-1Nixons noml-
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- 232 Marshall |3t,, and Miss Deborah D. Molln-eaux. 21, of Vicksburg.
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Both started their $5,514 positions Monday with the Juvenile Court Division. Miss Wendland win be assigned to the Boarding HonM section of the division while Mias Malineaux will work out of the Neglect section, according to Janes W. Hunt, division director.'
The addllloa ef the two women Is brought atout by tho 1966 oensnt which authoriseo the county to hnvo olx asobtani
creaac, may < method, a
our crews" l^^iilVvaid	used"^'''’*<^®>	10705-foot An-'mora and several other PlaceVis	*’’“®it"to^"Dartv of*f^	"*
_____	^	,as Fisher Body * trademark T'v^‘®<‘- “ «	«>f the Dolomite’here absorbing the doings I think’ ^’T
day s entrants design and build,'’^looking this north Ital- (and I mean in. Phil should be *	® themselves.	1 Harold W Handley dele-
■....... '	■■	‘	this as his text, the Pres-tion chairman, said be ^
two or vartaltens on either.
Ike Cites Prosperity ' Record of GOP
scale moilels nf riieam biles
Awards were piesented s ner at the General Motors
It has been suggested by cora-
BuSaioners that the plan could be 'Continued From Page One'
“^m^aSTv^riati™*^ T	admiriistia-.p
wiuman 8 variation calls tor tinn'« Angwiiir* m
Qvs E employes to drop to Oass and said ''there are mSl AmJn'
‘«l“.v employed, at higher*"''"'''*''*' ^‘*’<'*“0"	.
Chicago has a morticians' con-ention coming up soon, and it sometimes looks, during this , national political doings, that we’ll be leaving some subjects tor them to work on.
Looking for the Louisiana delegation was a typical southerner about 5 by 5 w-ho waddled the
nical Center by Edwin C Klotz-	GOYGmiTlCni*
;burger. general manager of Fish-'-
iGen^i MMore ‘‘'jitrongest in 5 Years
Senior division winners Peter G.^ Drvvti:- /.« n . — iViinikka. Stix-kion, Calif J.5d0o ! ^	~ Preiiaent Glo-
' urei. But they would■aufomaticiii-i;:;;;^'’;;;^^^^^^^	R®"*'** P«‘llman. .Snyder. N y ,P™-
ly^ up to E again in Januaiy.lpay than ever before in our^^s-iTa'L Cabfori fhannei*!)!!^''‘"***’	street.
•ms rwmmendafion does not.ory •	,51o.. $;i.0n0: and Daniel Braun.lj)^®''®"	only to tUscover the^
include the administrative-person-!^	Fond du Uc. Wis, J2.000 -former premiers	LaSalle Hotel, which is elsewhere,
nel whose appointments are made .•rgmeote of Special design winners of $1,000!	.A *	*	To me he confided that when he
■ ' the Commission.	,	devoted to de- scholarships included Richardl The new goveniment. made up gets home he's going to have a law
|Hel(J. brother of Donald, and Roh-|*"‘‘‘’‘‘5y members of the doml- passed prohibiting a street and I of Flint	Chnstian Democratic party, hotel in the same town
|aptoared to be Italy s strongest same name. He says If
-----..	, ,„,ow	•	five years	rights
jjl RepubHraa—Rorketeller.	AsSOll RuSS EmboSSy	A ♦	*	rights,
i .Speaking of gross national pro- „pvirw r-r-rv ,»n, » _____L'"*'''" ™"’“nunism's chal-'	>*fohlpn delegation
Idem ui-g^ that G®P candidateslplained to Beckwith that he couM follow the great middle road" Lot be placed in nomination by In-and ignore the gutter, left or diana because Nixon had won tbe 'primary.
If his recommendation Is ac- “'*** *kere steady atterka from ceptM, the estimated cost to be D«"WTaft have been height covered in the 1961 budget will be!	‘‘riMclsm from
$249,363, or atout 6ii per	— -------------
the eurrent payroll
welcomed the additions to the staff as being a step towai-d giving "more priority” to each case.
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Miss Wendland received her degree in sociology from Eastern Michigan University and Miss Molineaux received her degree in psychology in June from Antioch College
Ike Slits Chicago, GOP Into frenzy
(Continued From Page One) | in my Item about how .some Hills is here trying to learn what, newspaper gals (all into i^py J .	Atwut.w-ays, I forgot to mention that
Chicago is the vvorld's greatest railroad center, vet no railroad
politics—which isn’t very much.
they call every man ‘‘Darling.”
W’estern Union is handling morel ith the words per day than it did at Los-against Angeles.
The Weather
I the na
and services produced tion-Eisenhower said "we are ty tossed I great deal of infonnation— Ted
r«ll r S. Wntktr Birtaa
rovluc hjm vtciKiTT^aMT »b8 tion
warm kit iMf baoil# ta8tT vltk a kifk
•T M r»lr vUh llttla l•■lmBtBr•
mZt^	intPrpstinR fact is that in	police uho
aaruwni wiaSi it-i.\ aniai	|these past .seven and a half years sb'Pnsc
Ithe annual gro.ss national product
In spite el the fact that the air eoadHtatiag plaat ctou«ea the
I	------ I air 29 time# dally, the
Whea to went to charch Sun- to^Tto^a'Lili^
to he members of theleot" street rioting'eariy ^s mOTth P^'rtwrtory an event as I ever . ttot H^ry Trenl^fflalrite'l^'S ! ”	*H-
ulfraconservative Sinanjmsta par- had tightened the Chnstian	B«». to the credB of i tmpreased with tbe MraM topic.	------
burning nag-shapf*f1 Democratic ranfcn	'	state, tlie dHegatea ! **Beware of False PreplMta>'*
w^re roorteoas.
Hint to the folks back home: Remember that we have a primary election coining up next week, where you have your say. At these conventions it's usually only the politicians who have their
t Embassy'
Ixxidon Zoo claims t
and mu'h more of misinfonna- Tuesday, then fle«i in a tiiick.
"Cuba ,ves- Russia
uroup shouted as they spto off. cages "hoppers'; are being bred'
In this great stockyards amphi-| If the Democrats think thev'
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I W«ln»»(l»' s Tinir.<l»T ts V^BMd*
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• * rhas increased by one hundred bil-s a lion dollare—or 25 per cent.
Bft. _!	■	.	^	^
I "During 'the'..almhst eight'.veai
I m. tduration of the prior. Democratic {administration, the gross national Mi product actually declined in every .ulsingle pneetime year, save one'
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.J, 'Holcomb Resigns ’ “ilocal Bank Post
Faubas Four in
theonlv locust broedine-',-ac-e!l“'r n" anon.vmous communication When I get home I’m going to otf Ses^^S?	Oakland County,get out that cigar President Her-
taken bv by* the	to feed to ^
zoo's birds and animala	RepuWican ,Room of the White House 28 years	------
zoos birds and animals	„ ^^^s that when, about! ago. and look it over. It's a'
15 >Mrs ago. Vernon J. BrowTi* precious souvenir ... and I don't CoUTthoUSe PPOject at Stake
theater, the bluebloods of the live- going after the woman and youne stock world will parade toon after {vote in an exclusive fashion thev the political bluebloods quit theirjtove another guess coming.' The '_________________________________^Peal is up front everyw here here
Smashes
Primary
jhad the Republican nomination for smoke, anyway.
■governor abont in the bag. loihcl	—
Oakland County men were among! Had my seat changed at the twto to sAlteh over to a flam-|<MnvenUoo, to one whw the h«ar-toyant imitation of a western cow- ing is better. Newsmen neaftoJ boy and clothes horse named Kim ;‘he speaker’s platform do noi have Sigler.	-as good a vantage point at those
vas too late for Brown to	‘••ch.

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, LITTLE ROCK, -Ark. (AP)—in both contested congressional iCkjv'. Orval E. Faubus was op the races. Rep. Dale Alford of Little ih^ road to an Unprecedented Rock got a heavy vote in late fourth term today after a smash-{returns to beat State Sen Robert ing victory over (our opponents in Hays Williams and Rep.
Democratic primary. ,Trimble of Berryville trounced ,W. Holcomb, v'fci preUdenVeffec-!	«’«’"“•»> «gure In the	Waldron
I five Aug. 1,” A C Girard presi-'***^ Rock integration crisis.' T*'** was Alford’s first cam-“ '*'”|dent of Community Nationai Bank.ll?"* Rf’PuWican oppoiUtion in the PaiPi in a Democratic primary, nave a statemen ,, Said today.	.November general election, but «« «•<>" his first term as a write- make-he's rteht
U	^	^	lArkansas has not eWtad a nnn in candidate a<zain«t
[,( "We are indeed sorry to an-Tuesday's jnounce the resignation of Alberti
withdraw from the primary race, iti w-fiich he lost out to ' ' who wa? elected.
Two years later Sigler, let his mouth froth too much against union labor, resulting in the ten of the job to G. Meqnen Williams the, start of the Williams
the above dope by air mail, but I hav e a statement of my own to
A lovely letter comes from Mr. and Mrs. Dick W^t of 31 Alice Ave. Wish I could do one^entb as well as they’d have me think Fm doing.	'
BOSS SAYS MORE And the telegrams from my boss are getting longer. The first had only one word, “Swell.”
1968
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J^SSmbtOM si W Traaaraa C Rauaat CKr ST W WaaMartoa
LHMM Tt M toauit
Laa AMtka:H : i^ Taaiiia,.
^ turn dovvm-' Guard said.
S3 "We regret he Is leavii.„ ___________
“ munity’s family and wish him all.^ H Williams 28.205, and ^ g ^ijtto success in tbe workf:
aiuo.	201^; ‘oe C Hartin of Gredy“ ®PP®‘^«®®_Jh«‘r n.n,es'(odnt aimed at wiping gut a drop guy who is' my top l^ke^.^'HoCHm^roTraH.^^lP®y
M Hj "We regret he Is leaving Com-;-^-]^ Gen. Bruce Bennett'	T	1.*’®*'?'’"**®"	“Y®®' convention stuff jj,®*™^*^*^***^* buildings.^ Hamlin said.
L ^prMident cpnclikled.
i^jHal Millsap Jr , 8.14*.
tsHcetf oMtnftr er«. i960 WMiir^ -r---r	him ■
The Mcoad had tm wtotis. "Yoa're wenderfal.” Tto tkM, "Terrtlle: keep H ap.” The fourto wUI pratobly to, “lUt ail over; yrsn'ra “	'
Arkansas has not elected a GOP candidate against party i
____.. .. ________ „	______ „	,„_go'cnior since Reconstruction‘"cc Brooks Hays in the _
5 ^ i^r « il'Deti;;;rS.V%to Co "micheboygan StiH short
JJ « Omaha N w’rwponse to itwxery generous pro'	Rom 2.158 of the state's Arkan^s four other congpesa-;
Pimt ss 84 eboaau im	which he couldn’t possiblypiwmcts shoued: Faubus	John' L, McQellanj CHEBOYGAN	census rtr
»•? S	S g turn dowto' Giraid said.	C. Hardin o'	-------- —
!? ff	be is leaving	^	.	_______
ralSHlMi,.,. fi S	!? wfmanitv'a famiTv	u:—	30.108: H.F William* 9« mraA *■■«*>«* campaigned on his iix-|fell 13 short. The Chamber of rather flat, and the paper's	_
*®fregation was {Commerce reported that 28 people About TtwL column Is better wtienl	“Other means of financing, such u general ohllaatinn
bond.. ..um.r.VStlM,;wS..h
lauaDf doublf the original construction cosu. ”	^
’The tost Joke is a letter
Don't Forget Proposals
Coun^ voters have been cautioned that there are more iuStor to be voted on in Tuesday^ sUtewlde primary
Deloe Hamlin, chairman of the Board of Supervisors waj^ voters not to overlook the two county pro^tions pnd iMal questions that appear on ^e top of the mSie.
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“While we will be voting a half-mill additional tax it t« Umlted ,0 lour .nd	.11.
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r*nlUr*rre«i> Pkai* Hues wore, from loft, Milton Miller, chaimmn of Uie local fire board. Chid William BiKki|i«limn and Clerk Donald Wills (In tiaicki. Fight dopart-ments took part in the drill.
2-Week Camp Ends
Scouts Hold Festivity
A two-week day camp program, for Waterford Township Cub Scout Pack 199, sponsored by the Oakland County Sportsmen s Club, concluded recently with "a jamboree program.	I
|ceivcd siKvial .'iOth anniversary scoutkerchlef slides at the final prograni. which was highlighted by a about Chief Pontiac.
Cubs in the Webelos den spent seven days learning the outdoor phases of scouting and Indian loro.
Shoeshine for Nixon Brings lO-Yeor-Old $1
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Cub master Rlrhsrd \ar-brough said the day ramp program was belle\rd In be the first of Its l.tpe in the eounty. Helping plan the day camp weit Mrs. John .Stump, Mrs. William| "rant, and Mrs. Lester Highlen. den mothers, «nd Mrs. Delray Hall atfd Mrs. Lagene Morgan, camp counselors.
Leading the rubbers arlivilies ere William Grant, den chief, and Lester Highlen, scout cominittee-
i CHICAGO lApi—A Negro shoe shine boy waylaid Vice President Richard M. Nixon Tuesday and gat e him a highly publicized aiwl \ery leLsuiely shine
Leon ITiompson, 10, carnotl on la running convTrsation witli Nixon for l.i mimiles while a crowd of reisrrtrrs and Ni.xon supiwrtrrs looktHl on and cameras whirred.
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NEW’ YORK (AP)—An Atric«n'39. ia accused of takinc part In ajimetinp In the basement of nationalist group that {dotted re-K-60Q huldup last Man-h 2. Six Bronx tenement. The headguar-bellkm in the West Indies with ®**'*‘'’ also have been arrest- 'tern was called the "Hul." and hAWn«.	fund-ralsing membefS joined rifle clubs and
mone>- Irom holdup, in New York	j«„u.iheld mUluiry drills {he piosecu-
as been uncovered here.	^.y
Diit. Atty Frank S. Hogan dis-,	- ♦	* a	-*0.
^iT^rreit	y	Janiaican-bom Agaid. viho; The Tastafari cult is an olfshoat^
trolman described as the un^r-
lives with his wile and two chil-of a back • to - Africa movement'
HARD OF HEARING
f -	, dren in Queens, had been on the Founded about » years ago. the,
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THRim DRUG STORIS
rorist cuH^ ^	^	| charged with driving the getaway
,,	.....	... L . .! car from a holdup at a Manhattan
HogM said the ncIMabeled photo engraving firm tint Africa Corps, an arm of a I mUiunt. marijuana-smoking in Jamaica called the Rastafari-ans. had conducted ita conspir-1
ac.es for two years.	!«««	^ “ murde.;^d
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ish rui; in Jamaica	are ctarged with killing two Brit-
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ered a refuge for eccentrics. About a year ago. however, took on A serious Its membetabip r
Inkster Site to Have Space Metal Plant
to smuggle arms and ammunition There aiv about jO members olj
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Again for Nominotion i.rtmar>"
t'ONtORI) M M, IP - Formn ' A third candidate Is sUle.ypt |tlov. Hugh (iregg Tuesday Wed "»yne Crosby, , fni the RetNiblican gulwmautriHl Bernard L Bautin, fonhe# mmitnatlon In New Hampshlie's I>emo»TStlc national committeef Sept n piimarif*	‘man. who was defeaed by Fowl
’.rrgg said he wrlcotne* "this ell by 6.M5 votes two yea^s agOa ioppoiimiity lo d<i battle with In thus far unoppasad
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MU'MItiAN tX)MMITTKKWOM %\-Mis Klla Koe/e. loti, of Grand Rapids, replaces Mrs Rae C Hooker, right, of Mt. Ph>asjinl a.s national c-ommltteewonian. Mil Hooker, 70. relinqui.shed a post she had held since I04H when she was awaided a bei1h in the national t'ommittee along
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Koe/e. a ^ifl-year veteran of Republican organ 1*011011,11 aetivity. stepped up fium the vtc« chairmaiioliip	,
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Tidbits From Convention City
IN A TROUBLED WORLD, ELECT THE MAN WHO KNOWS THE WORLD
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To Be Justice of Peace Was Nixon's Goal
CHICAGO lAPr — When Vlcei RecouniiiiR Ihe story to the Otiio Swam. Nixon s President Richard M, Nixon wa.sidelegation, Nixon said his father I could only
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The ail m the Amphitheater li cliaiigrd 7: tunes a day ami Ih' coulliig rlfeci rs Ihe ei|uixalen| o two million pounds of irr Nonetheless, i-eiiorlers and pho-tographuTs Itxik somewhat wilted llicir worknuims in Ihe south wing of Ihe biiihiing me no i*onditioned
Flies fmin the nearby yaixls have iiiv,idrd llie working quatJers. rhr hardworking girls of Lhe Illinois Bell Telephone Co message renter have all equipped with fly swatters
James C Hageiiy, President F.isenhower’s press seereiai-y, held a news eonfeien'e at the Rlaekslone Hotel, and thought heard a queslinn alaml Ihe Congo llageily explained that he could not iiimment on foreign affair; during a political convention 'ITie rofx'f't'f s*ld his question had been about Congress, not II
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Congress? ■ grinned ILtgerf imid laughlei' "Oh that s diffr I tmg yoUf pardon I thought said Congo
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Gov Mark O, Hatfield of Oregon says it will lake him only :i'j minutes to plare the name t Vice President Nixon in nomination.
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Roy Reuther Officer of Regisfrafion Unif
WASHINGTON tUPD - T.nfior leadef- Roy Reuther has agreed lo seive as deputy chairman i a new DemrH'ratic voter i egistra • ■ lion eommittee. Rep. Frank Thompson .Ir, <D-N.M announced Thompson is head of a dri register as many potential voters as possible before the November election.
Me said Reuther will fake leave of absence from his yih ; assistant to his brother Walfei, l.'niled Auto. Workers president, to devote full time to the i tration campaign.
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Eisenhower Captures Nation-Greatest Address of His Career
Ccafident. smiling and on the crest of the WHNC. Dwiuht D. Eisenhower delivered the most stirring address of thp twx> conventions last, evening to R chi erlng group of Republicans.
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The most important man jn the world was at hia best. He spoke earnestly, positively and carried (onvirtion. The President covered many of the outstanding achievements of hU administration and did so convincingly. He drove his points home with emphasis and ^cl with dignity and decorum.
The delegates loved it.
A star was in the ascendency.
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J(t made you proud that you were Rtf American and when he assailed
!the despicable fac* tics of the Russians during the past few months, he p u 11 e d no
ipunches. He “let Khrushcusv have It." There’s no doubt anywhere around the globe today that the L'mtcd States ‘is the most formidable military power in the world.” The President established this point in compelling fashion. Even the Reds must be a little dubious of themselves today.
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Also, he listed financial achieve-'mcnis during hi.s occupancy of the White Hou^e and proved with statistics that the nation has been far more prosperous in all ways than it was under Democratic domination. More men are at work now at higher wages than ever before in history.
Rarely has the President been in such fine fettle. He exuded confidence and seemed to be aware from the outset that the facts and figures he had brought to the meeting were bound to win hi.s listeners, whether they b«Hn the audience or in their homes.
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Ma.mu; Eisenhower traveled every fool of the Journey with him and she created a grand impression. All in all, it was a tremendous demonstration.	’
Mr. Eisenhower was never more at home on a platform and neve;r did he radiate the supreme confidence that he did last night. He strode into the arena as the absolute master of the situatioj|;i never relinquished tliE 1 euis. Here Avas long governmental experience, the wisdom of years, military know-how, and a great humanitarian talking to his fellow citizens in the most Important nation on earth.
have been present, but they were drawing money under false pretenses. Tliey weren't needed,
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Thiw Republican convention to date has wiinesited much greater spontaneity than the Democratic. What will happen when the nominations start?
American Voter Spun .4round Like Satellite
Latest reports confirmed by tests at the U.S. Naval School of Aviation Medicine in Pensacola shows that man will be able to function in a spinnmg satellite.
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Six men wero placed in a chamber which was revolved at various speeds. .Man-carrying satellites may be similarly rotated to simulate gravity in space. The volunteers came through the tests all right, but most experienced initial reactions — some of them unpleasant.
Just what does this mean to the rest of us? Well, we’ll tell you.
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To the American voter it should be no surpri.se at all. He is regularly spun around every four years in the revolving campaigns. And though he may suffer at times. ^16 and the country always get back to earth after election day.
The Man About Town
It Makes It Easy
To Get Acquainted When You Mention Our Pontiac
Politician; A person who talks like a statesman, but usually
When away from home, whether only in Michigan or in some other of our 50 states or a foreign country, you have a big advantage when you tell them you’re front Pontiac. It i.<;,almoat like getting ^
Everybody’s heard of the Pontiac car; many of therti own one or more. Most everybody ha.s heard of the greatest Indian chief, and a -great number have heard of the city The residents of no other city, regardless of its size, have such an advantage
No other city has the same name a.s an automobile. And our name Is the same ’as That of a car that Is making automobile lilstory In these days of fierce competition. as no other car Is making it I^equently in my travels ha^ the name Pontiac been a great advantage to me. One good example^as at-the 1056 Democratic national convention In Chicago There wa.s a mixup In reservations, and
Rousing Keynote___________
Monday night Walter H. Judd delivered the keynote speech and both Judd and the talk were tremendous successes. He was applauded and cheered time after time and It wasn't the hired clappers who were carrying the ball.
It was the delegates.
They were enthusiastic
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The man made a thoughtful, constructive Republican talk and while he occasionally “viewed with alkrm” his remarks were packed with hard facts and he cited chapter and verse.
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He made a much greater appeal to his audience than those who spoke In Los Angeles and certainly his acceptance was more spontaneous and heartfelt. Los lAngeles Speakers paused many times and waited for indicated applaud, while Judd was actuaUy interrupted on half a hun-^ dred occasloqa. And this doesn’t refer to the hired hands who do their maaters’ bidding on signal They may
Verbal Orchids to-
Voica of the People
*LongeiA, Loudest Applause Received by Russia’s Flag’
■/-' In Ria de Janeiro. Hv Ten« Buptk WorM AUiaaee waslHd uMd thla meeting to further their propaganda.
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piMw. AtthadMaanheaaalaalkapaalM'iniMfMtt-krBMaa MOM Chueh U tea Pairia. Inuili uid. “Iha led, aa that flag to •• m Maad ^ m pNpla.’’
After the tmm wa« over, Khntohehev made this Mstement: ■’Life Is ibort and I want to me the Red flag fly dter the wort* in^ny UMlme . '
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Three Raaaiaa Bapttoto dected ta eOioaa at flto W«*d Alttaam have been MeallfM aa M agema. Them mltototere w«h dtoeelly ander a majm gemsral la tte Saviet Sacret ratoec. It to alaa aig aUleaat ta na» ttat Om Moaeaw toaptfat ClHirrb to the aady Protealaat rharch pennitted la a city af tight atouAi peapto aal H to aader the caaaplete dtreettea and caatrol af the Caasaannlata.
I don't think that God wants Bible-believing Christians or theii church asaociatlng with a God-hating coualty as Rumia. Are you or your church being used to further the Communist cause?
-P	Baymaad Konkle
246 N. CaM Lake Road
^Jackie Does Need New Hair Style’
“Remember, We're Politicians, Not Cai-penters”
I agree w ith other letter writers. Mrs Kennedy should go to a new beauty shop and see If they can't make her hair look civilized.
.vou couldn’t make out at nU, Why do they insist oa having thoM voices oomc in from a distance when they can’t make it sound good? TV does it perfectly but radio falls flat.
David Lawrence Says:
Radio Falls Flat Compared to TV
‘Women Would Do Much BeUer Job’
Eisenhower Not on Sidelines Yet
M|^ of the radio broadcasting tharwas re-done fron Los Angele.s and Chicago has bach very hard to understand uiA some
The next administration should place women in Important diplo-oAtic circus and posts. They’ll do a better Jpb than naost of the men have done and they deserve the chance.'
C.V.M.
CHICAGO — The man w ho holds the key to the national election this autumn came to town and was cheered by at least a million persons in per-
> from Khnikhchev but
haps one of the most significant demonstrations in American politics.
For if what the crifles have been saying about the Eisenhower administration had really sunk in with the peo-LAWRKNCE pie as a whole, then there would never have been the outpouring of people and the spontaneous expressions of applause noted here
Dwight MNcnbower. It will be
oaa be tolerated by the Preahlent aad the cauatry far better thaa • the ewHegueacea af aay acttiM which could lead to war.
Elsenfiower in the coming campaign will ask for a vote of confidence in. his administration. He will point to Richard Nixon as a man familiar with tlie details of the Eisenhower policies in the world and experienced in the methods to be used in carrying them on. llie President will argue against change at this critical time in history.
That’s why Dwight Eisenhower’s visit to Chicago beconies a memor-
able opening of the actual campaign to obtain at the polls a vote of approval for the administration, which will assert emphatically that it has brought good times in an economic sense and has kept the nation out of war.
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Prefers Rockefeller for Next President
^THOtonS FOR TODAY
Who declares his way to Ms face, and who requites Um far what he has done? — dob 21:S1.
How would you be if He, which is the top of judgment, should but judge you as you are? — Shakes-
Dr. William Brady Says:
The candidates nominated and the platform wri^eR in large, partly will influence the outcome of the 1960 elections, v
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.Many of my friends. Democrats as well aa Republicans, have voiced a serious preference for Nelson Ruckefeller for President of the United States. 1 beliove he hi best qnaUfled.
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He has worked lor peace in Latin America. Unitad Nations, participated in the <1953 Geneva Oonterence and helped develop Atoms for Peace and Open Skies programs; .worked consistently foe mutual defense; worked to develop education, housing, better health, improvement in agriculture, increased industrial production and p^itical democracy in other nations; improved social sqcurity as Undersecretary; helped modernize New York State Constitution; elected Governor of New York in 1958: worked for sound fiscal policies, economy in government and fair ta.\ation policies!
DonaM C. Barber
63 South Edith
said, has always been s popular figure and some have argued dial, while IMs won campaigns for him, be cannot transfer his strength to anybody else. History doesn't agree with that
Medicine Cabinets Must Portraits
Smiles
Reflect Intelligence, Thrift
This writer remembers how the popular Teddy Roosevelt in 1908 transferred his own strength even to the colorless and relatively unknown William Howard Taft and produced the biggest landslide in electoral votes known up to that time. "T. R.,” incidentally, was a war hero, too, having been dramatically associated with the Spanish-Aniericun War victory in Cuba.
What Dwight Eisenhower brings to the campaign is a record which his opponents have denounced but of which he liimself is proud. He ft'cls he .st'i-ved the public interest by keeping llie nation out of war. TTiough a military man himself, he lefused to do any sabre-rattling and in-stead has worked unceasingly for the' cause of war prevention.
TTie important things to put into, your medicine cupboard are intelligence and common sense and economy, if you expect to get safety and health out of it. Nine out of ten •fainily medl-cine chests,
Wfrh e t h er of the ready-made store kind or home
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nodes and swollen joints acts as a counterirritant and in . a limited and uncertain extent sygtemically —the negligible quantity that may be Inhaled as it is vaporized by the heat of the body. Despite labored efforts of certain doctors to make the public believe iodine and other substances are absorbed into
By JOHN CL METCALFE The white tog on the Hudson is a ghost ... Who walks out of the thick forest . . . Under the cover of a cradle-blue dawn . . . And wades like a country boy in cool water . . . Sometimes he sits on the banks of the river . . . Like a lazy, dreamy flsberman ... Slouched for hours beside his long pole . . . The tog on the Hudson is a tramp . . . With a silent, broken heart . .. Who wanders aimless-
A doctor says little kids are apt to catch ever^ng. Except whot Mom kso threatened Dad would give fiMm when he gets home
It seems that about the only sure way to make it rain is to dr^ out
the system through the unbroken ly through the long day .
skin, there is no scientific propf that such absorption 1
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equipped, contain I items that have| no <>u$inesa such a place.
Among the dangrrou.* and unnecessary items I have seen in famil.v medicine chest.s or iiipboard,>! are such poisons as stiyi-linine. phenol • carbolic acid', conusive subli-
I vordt long pcruinlnf 1 iiri sod hyiltnt. not dl or tro^tht. wUi I W’lillsm Brsdy. If
seardh of the warm carm of the sun . . . And who trfindlet off into the black night . . . Seeking a pillow of mellow moonbeams . . . Someday he will stroll far down tlie rtverj. . . And leaving a trail of dewy fears ... Go quietly out to the sea to die.
A man drew a five-year sentence for robbing a fraternity house A stiff initiatior!
Thtak of how tired you'd be if .vtHi did half the things >ou planned to do.
Case Records of a Psychologist:
fbuM a man from a much larger city In my seat in the press section He had the same number, and tl was one of the best seats, within 20 feet of the speaker s platform.
Things were explained to the management and the top brass immediately came through with: -CUve It to the man from Pontiac. Who ever heard of Minneapolis?"
Ike’s speech to the conventton on Tnetiday night couldn’t be I Mu-hed In the same phrases that he will line once the new Mmlneo for pre>idrnl is selected. Then he can make it it ami speak of Nixon and capabilities.
These precocious youngsters (and most of them are', must be reckoned with. My good friend out at Drayton Plains,
Irring Kaszka.
tells me that the other day his nine year old daughter came home from school and said she wanted to.enter buslnes.? .When asked for an explanation she said that her teacher had jiist told her that Shirley Temple „
was making a million dollars a year when she was nine
But the two main issues of the campaign turn on tlie record of tlic Lisenhower adniini*tratlon. Do people have jobs^ ,Vi e times good in a broiid sense .’ Do the people appnsfiate thffact that in the last se\en >eai-s their sons have not been engaged in a war?
The last affair—the Korean iiar —cost more than 135.000 cuualties and was fought 8.000 miles away from the homes of American families. dill this happen again'
male (bichloride of mercury). . sol'solutions ivariiHis proprietary mixtures of crude phenols with soap solutions I and even a can of lye. The l.ve was evidently put there by some thoughtless, iri-e-sponsible person, but it goes to show how .some people tempt fate. , In my judgment the oaly antl-■eptlcs. disinfectants or gernil-cldcs necessary la the medicine cupboard are an ounce sial of Iodine tincture ISP \1II C!?.) and an ounce of boric arid.
Positive Thinking Gives Strength
Immediate application of iodine tincture US^ Xltl (2?V' to any cut.-scratch otf abrasion i.s the most efficient first aid disinfection, in my judgment. If this is done and the wound immediately covei-ed or dressed with a sterile (germ-fi-ce) dressing for protection, no further antiseptic treatment is necessary.
John uas an athletic young man who suddenly found, hit muscles turning to water. And it was due to fear. When we think positively and have confidence, our muscles actually are far stronger than when we are fearful, as the hypnosis experiment described below will clearly prove.
There's tragedy In our farmer 1 according to
Max Fallworth
of Walled Lake, who says many pheasants are killed while sitting on their neats by mowing machines and combines.
Some of the.se questions are especially influentikl in public reaction to the so-called peace issue. .Xctually. it s an i,s.sue that has to do with keeping the boys now being drafted oi- the one w ho have seived already from being sent to the front lines of any war. large or small.
The President ha.s horiir the Hrunl of internafioftal crises for many .scars. He has had to take
The Country Parson
Mrs. Ida Kunte . of 950 Spence St.; 93rd birthday.
Perry Watterson of Blrminghanj: 84th birthday Mis. Jessie Kessell of Oxford; 88th birthday.
Austin .Marks
of Walled Lake; 82nd birthday Mrs. Fannie Austip ' of Jackson; formerly of Holly; 90th birthday.
Notwithstanding the momentary smarting or bite caused by iodine, I prefer it to any other antiseptic available for the purpose whea.J. have such an injury .
A single application 0/ iodine or •a single coal of it on the skin wUl rarely cause more than momentary smarting, ft is rather repeated, applications th.it sometimes burn or blister
The momentary bite of a drop of iodine upon a canker sortj in the mouth,, for insmnee. seems to be followed by prolonged i-olief of the soreness attending canker.
By DR. GEORGE B. CRANE CASE F - 427: John T, aged 20. was a member of my crew of tree sui-geons when I was a young man.
For I worked for a couple of years as a tree surgeon and headed pp a gang of half a doaen athletic workers.
This fact was specifically proved by an Interesting hypnosis experiment in England where a group of soldiers were given a handgrip test.
Before they were hypnotized, they were told to grip the machine as hard as they could. Since they were competing with each other, they did a good job and averaged lOl lbs.
Positive thinking conelates wnth confidence. Negative thinking is a twin for uncertainty and fear.
One reason why the New York Yankees and'the Big 10 football teams are so successful is because they ”toel'’ su^esSful. A long tradition of winning thus helps-promote future winning.
Then they were hypnotized. Now they were told that they were weak and, feeble. Under this negative mental attitude, they were then urged to grip the machine as strongly as inssible.
thoughts. Look for
John was a newcomer to the organization. The
And they avenged only (t lbs! But notice what happened next, for they were now told that they were strong, powerful, Herculean.
Job he had shinned tall elm, with his pruning saw fastened to his
belt
But just a.s he a s about to the fork in the tree, he looked down' And he gi'ew panicky.
Daily application of iodine tincture and glycerine, half and half, is the moat satisfactory treatment for canker sores in the mouth — usually they clear up in two or three days.
So-caUfd ’’colerlew'’ Iodine is not lodMe at alL but a retefively Inert sointlon nf todies, of Nttle or no value as an antiseptic or dlshifectant, though perhnps suit-
"for
And with this POSITIVE mental attitude, therr handgrip averaged 110 lbs! Note that this was almost 40 per cent higher than their best possible strength when they were in the normal waking state.
‘‘But Dr, Crane, where did that extra strength come from? " you may ask.
POSITIVE THINKING Well, we know the muscles didn t-suddenly grow bigger and stronger by an increase in the number or' size of the mdbde cells.
yonnelf and ln\tiiera, instead of fearfuUy aMlyiliig yonr body for
Join n church, too. for that extroverts your thou|*its upon other people so you forget kI(. as Silas Manwr did after bttle Eppie arrived.
effect of Iodide is desired.
“Voters wiMi they always could elect responsible men — which they cuuM U we always had responsible sOlers." \
On long standing iodine tincture nuM’ become Stronger instead of weaker, because the alcohol evaporates ; (aster than the iodine dose.
Iodine tincturo applied to the skin over .sprain.', inflamed lymph
about 30 (eel to the spralBbig Ms ankle. " Actually, he had plenty of strength available, but his fear robbed him-of it.
If he had hugged the tree only moderately, the friction of the rough baik against his wt>rk shirt, would have stopped his descent. But John was so scared he was practically powerless.
So that greater power was there Ml the time! But la the normal waking atalo, srlwu thooo
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In hypnosis, however, they concentrated their attention. For they were momentarily deal and blind and insensitive to other stimuli. So there was less drainiiM of their attention into other channels.
If you think positively and teel confident, your strength is actually greater than when you feel de-feateii or afraid.
And that’s why mothers, when semt-hypaottoed by daa^ to their yoangsters. Sjften (perform feats of strength that they eaa’I duplicate uader aotmal coatU-
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Enfnes Pouring In for Eastern Michigan Fair
Rale Exceeds f iIhatoll9S9
Varied Program Set; Harneu Racing Marks Are Expected to Fall /
Tough Talk Wag Needed at Summit
Ike Derides Khrushchev s Claim
WIFK OK DIPLOMAT — Mrs. iilmily Seal's Lodge is the wife of U.N. AmExassador Henry Cabot Lodge, who is considered a top possibility for the Republican vice - piesidcntial nomination.
■y BOB roNSOMfn:	ship of the I'nlled Natiom to per- Board Chairman James A. Farley
CHICAGO-Wish Ike had talked mM people everywhere, in every;ia naturally persona non grata as tough to Khrushchev at the nadon and on evdty continent, to|around the GOP camp. But hla
TMT AV nrrv ’ iv_____•ummlt and iipmediately there-,vote on one single, simple imue7,Republican lieutenants are fwve-
XiULJkz CITY — Fromjafter a; he did Tuesday night at^That issue is;	{feeding thousands each day
all present Indicaticms. the ^ Convention.	I "Do you want to IKe under a the magic potion.
Eastern Michigan Fair to The Pr.wMeet aaawemi ^e be held here Mondavisaeepiag hoasts,
' ' brags and bravados al the Smiet
through Saturday will be the “biggest and best” in its 62-year history, Al Pierceall, fair secretary said
a ehallei«e tt ■taking dimension. He de-Khmahehev’s eialm that St I g e has been
McNutt Ruckus iOld^st Camp Meeting Not Over Yet to Start on August 4
SouthfiBid Mayor May
Veto Firing of City's ROVItX) - Tl»e miiti smuuil Rev. Richard Adklm of the world Administrator	Isimpsoh PaiU Camp Mx-elmg - cospel Mission. Dr. RoUand Rica
jllte olch'sl leligious meeting of lu of the Oilenlal Muiaionary Society
SOl’THKIKIJ>-The statu* of	•'"TP*’
Pepsl-Cola has the second largest ousted city administrator Robert
"I challenge him to make this
. Traditionally, some 75.000 {sons atiend the fair, sponsored by {the Lapeer County Agricultural 'Asan.
, Highlights of the six-day program will Include a «-H Uve-' stork show, eonaty flremen’a tog of war. dairy show, tractor haul-[ contest and harness raelBK
Already entries are pour-D j T j i	®^Te last year’s'
Red Trade Union Cleared totals, and records (or
HONG KOI^ (APt-A 51-man!	racing events are
Communist Chinese trade union ^xpected tO tumble, he PC-delegation has been cleared by thej ported Japanese government for a two-i™ week official visit to Japan.
I Ad«ertliirm«ntl
RED
TAG DAY BARGAINS ^
through SatHrday a'.ghts.	>
j Features of Monday's program Commi.ssioners confirmed spec-j' Cmmil DDIUTlUr !“'** ^ **'* judging of 4-H anJ'ial assessment rolls on eight proj-ULRtnAL rniniinb |Future Farmers of America de-'
AND OFFICE SUPPLY partments, the opening of the mid-
!way at 6 p.m.; raising of the colors*
Thim Anil Fh nnlv	""‘j performances of Dap- "	^
I sirs, asd m. osiy,,,,
system such ds found in the United
States? Are the Soviets wilHng to deleimtlon at the convention, only J. McNutt'I* xtUI measure their world prentige by three less members on its team	a *	*
the results 6f suchBlectfons?"	Ithan New York's 9S-vate delega-	r.	. A	.i
*	*	*	'tion. Pepsi's	lnciudi^tty;.^^’“>"^ ^
That woukf havg sorely shaken modeN who wander ^h t»^	,
lal bum. If Ike had said it at tlie press rooms each day earn ing ? v *	, ,	u ^ Cd'iwII or
height of his yapping.	Isoftly gurgling trays of the elixir.I.^
----	ipompared to the delegations of
The gruelling war between the Pennsylvania and Caltfornla. whichi**""
Coke carteU i». aa usual, being have only 70 each. But, of coiirae.l MiAult was
n doubt to<la.\
n lioth side* cooled
test: Will he agree to the holding!fought ligN down to the last tree they're not giving awav free alghi In of free elections under the sponsor-!burp. Cbca Cola't International drinks.
• by a (our-
»11C Just!the Methodist Church Board
U left the city wllhmil liiaiisgr. | NMiilnar.v; the Ilex. Morluii H.
Street Improvement Makes Headway
Pontiac City Affairs
■———---------------------------- nienl.	j Itnrsev, preslileiil of t'lrelei llle
1 The ma.voi fuUl.ci inrii. aled Ihal'	J’"’'; ‘	■"<'	'
he in«.v veto the Council action '	''PPmsn. P««
iHe ha* 10 days under the city	^''"th.NlM
I charter to do this	, ‘	«'•
; In a lOpiigp slatemeni le.-id to' fn aildilion, nils'-ioiVaiirs from —.	...	!'He Council Mondav night. Ilollv- Afnca and Formosa will soeak on
The progress of Pontiac s street Court, was confirmed in two pay.,igan Highway Commission foi	•■.■ol- Mhistonarv Dnx M hnluled fo, Auc
improvementjprog^ was weUm|njents.	street impnnements .mi TelegiaplV|u,j„n «nd .lec.'if an.l llwn pro- !>. Ttie lomliig prea.hris a,.- the
Also confirmed in Ilirre pav- '^'*
jments was blacktopping on Rose- The HIghws.v DeparlmenI sn Hollywood was hacked by Conn !lawn drive. Fiddis to Maine*. nouared ptan* to. puve the me- led Prosident C Hugh Dohans.i
_	____ .... I ‘■•an area (realor Island) from iCounclInien O. David K.lw,aids ami;
. The spe^l aasessineut roll for	| Thomas M t oslello Council
Fumre Farmers of Anjenca d^|ects now compfeted.	*r^e and gravel work on an •	this year, woman Mrs lean McDonald and;
Public hearing* were held on	I BIHman lold commiialonen;. jCoun.-ilman Clar.-n. e A Durbm
j*_,	irotii 1 iiiv^pmiV to so	voifTfi **nii
fl\e other propoaed rand work j	BnMwIn was ron | DWs for furniture‘and equip j The sixth
Armed In two pa.vment*.	|«"ent for the new city libraiT l'-'chrislensen.
ay Aug f at II noithwesl of here.
Approximately |.0|S) persons are. 1-ich day will liegln for visltort expreted to lie quHririvd ni itie|al i» ;I0 a m wiih a'morning prayer jMi'k for the duration of itie iiitci. Hme. aisi will Im- ixua'luded with denominational c a ni p meeting, the 7 .'Ut pm. preaching service, vhl.'h continues through Aug It ' -Special chiWren s and .vouth pro.
A crowd of m'arlv t.lkin Is anli grama will lie coivliKted for tha ■ipaled for the 7 Tl pm. Sunday youdlP’r people enrolled at th# senices Other |ireaehiiig sfrvici's'camp under t(ie (lire<-tion of Gff will lie held ilallv al lO M) a ni -inide Coo|m'i i p.m and 7 :U) p m	, Hiirten Hewelt, who Uvea on the
Pren.-hera lor this .xear^re Dr ‘'r’l!?**,	* aietsker
P rank R. Mlangi-r, exeeiillxe'vlee	“‘"'ft	, ,	„
prealdent ot ....... Theologt. al .	"V’-
•	A'-s'i la a.-liedilled for Aug 11 in
main Tabernacle
evidence at TSieaday night's Commission meeting.
Richman
Brothers
Clothiers
MIRACLI Mill CINTM
u'ilnian. I'.maiiueV
CLOSED SATURDAY	grandstand at 8 p.m.
oAiuiwAi	I Judging
DESK BLOTTER PADS
Vbiin VbVllbll raua ; at lO a m. Tuesday. These wUl in-
Iiclud^furm produce, canned gooda, I (lowers, grain and baked goods. Aeeording to Piereeall, entries still wAI be areepted la home
NEW STOCK
Entries in racing events must be I submitted by 10 a.m. the day before the race the horse is scheduled {to enter, he said.
Quality board, leather corner* In; ^ special attraction, new to the, led, green, blue, maroon, brown.,,^
{Foley Show to be presented at 2 iand 8 p.ip. Tuesday	'
19x24 or 16x21
Reg. I.SO	Now
19x12 sixes
Ktg. 1.75	Now
$1.17
Commissioners have authorized !.**'"* **'''^	apptw''d|	ii,c chargi-!
romtraelkm nraleet	•*** vacating of Clara street in «s-commission and the CitV|^.aJke.l oiH of Die nieeiing
eorntreetton project.	Managers Library Committee |	-----
The estimate was for curb, gut-ijot* jg *nd 28 to the west line of! Commissioner* have ordered thd^ '	- ,
drain^e, widening and re-jArUme street after no objections P«"haslng agent to buy flr \0lPC Irljnnjnn
ml
lated work on Howard street,
were voiced at a public hearing on bid on.
the proposal.
SCBMITTED « LV IS The bids were submitted July
Just Fraction Ahead
I tjew subdivision.
Curbs and gutters will be constructed on the southerly sides only of both streets.	^om slate returned
The eodmate called for a total i monies at the request of the Mich-cost of H1.IM with the rtty pa.v ' lag ytS,KM and the remainder paid In special assesaments to property owners at the rate of yi.sa pea front foot.
A public hearing on the construe-
».■ ■	nnn "****®* at'ils Tuesday morning! DETROIT J'—.Sales of new rnrs
^e city has a^e^o pay $1,000. ^y„g	durinu the nii.KHe third of July
sac re II	oa. mv Qnly	Uvei-e frailioniilly hetlei than dur
.J| t	.	.	IMty tiux citliuut* rknflrul Iflut
'Get Tough' i Policy Started
Over 200 entries are expected inlion was scheduled for Aug. 9.
^1 Q8 harness races beginning! The city a.sses.sor was author-'	* •VO {Wednesday with top driversJrumjized to prepare special assessment
—iM	leading tl-acks including North- roRs on three proposed pro.ject<
PI ACTI(*	jville MRA's Ik’ofverine Race Track,{after hearings on intent to con
***’'*' others.	jstruct were held.
PLAYING CARDS i	races VVednesday night. These involve the eonstriielion
Comparable to mor.y advertised,"' ^ 2-year-old filly pace. 3- eprtw and gutters on HIIK-l $7.95 a set. 2 deck, get year-old stud and gelding pace atidi niont avenue, Nebraska to Earl-4-yeaj-old stake.	'	avenue, Madison
Judging of livesiork in all de- j to Mf. Clemens, and Pleasant ^ partments will be at 10 n.iii. view drive eanf of Hlllsnionl.	^
rhuntdav. Cattle entries alreadv ''	*°‘**iy
are double those of last vear ' f^‘>"’"''-'*s“"ers aptliorized the following a fire Tuesday viliich ami sheen are nni far iwAin.i	work'^to proceed on gutted iwo shop buildings inside
p"eri-reli said	'	“» Bax-^prison wails.
, ;ter. after no objections were	Warden L.um Bomar said In-1
The tractor-haulmg contest U voiced at a public hearing on the mates started the fire deliberale-'’ T,' ^'n	special a.ssessmeni roll.	ly m sympathy with 20 maximum!
Iates that night will feature the	W a W	security prikoners on a hunger
.3-year-old filly pace, the 2-year- widening and blacktopping was strike against tightened security iold stud and gelding pace and the,ordered for EdfSon street, Run- measures.
TK**^”*’	1 J	to MonWalm, after no objec-|	♦	♦	♦	'
The automobile and farm ma- tions were voiced al a similar j Guards shot thiye prisoners as
to k^p fire trucks assessment rolls were from entering the pri.son grounds.!
and draperie remain to be pur- ! chased for the library.
The rlty's weed control Is progressing with some I.IHNI va-rant lots insperted to date, ar-roniing to l-esler B. Msniev, weed supervisor for the Parks and Recreation Department.
set *3.95
KOOL
Ward s xaid c.iis wrif	«l
the rale of 17.IS.i- daily lielween • Jul.\ II and 20. I.asi ,\eni the rate was aljoul IT.IIJP dail.x.
•The gap was considerably less About 52 per cent have been ci.t "’'m it wa.s during Ihc first six-^ and almost 40 per cent have been PriSOn«rS Start Fire found m violation, he reports,
for Some Sympathy but The .second inspection has been WaixTs said the six I'oniparl cars End Uo Beina Shot	Bagicy accmnited for 2« | lirri rni of ,ill
r	«	street to Michigan avenue. Cut-mid-July sales comimrcd with L’.'i I
ling of lots in violation began July |ier ceii't during llie .I.iimai-v-June NA-SHVILLE, Tenn. »APi - In- 19.	*i«-iiod
AUBlia niieuiAAl	pm-woe WTU laxe place at h
Qllllln GUSHlUN <l'.30p.ni. Friday, to be followed by!
wo%n*’'*wKe°"wrdh^^p*iattic	blacktopping jobs'riously wounded.
.To! For bools iSwrch^rs *	♦
ollices, etc. Si^e 17 X 16, 1 inch"**' he at 7.uO p.m. with me liar-. Confirmed in three payments! Gov Buford Ellington ordei-ed, , ness racing to begin at 8; 15. Races was blacktopping on Victory drive prison officials to institute a tough will be the 2-6 pace, 2.17 trot and and Carr street, Mt. Clemens to policy to keep order.	{
2.18. pace.	tthe south boundary of Pontiac	♦ a- ★
if	i>^'l fuMivision: Court drive.{ "If tliese people don'fwant to
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uled for l::i0 p.m. Aug. 6. firemen’s.Mt. Clemens to Grandview; and be treated, like human beings, tug-of-war at -7:30 p.m. and thejivy street. Montcalm to Kennett. then that’s tlie way it will be."
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East Gernian Fleet to Match West's!
HAMBURG. Gertaany (UPf)~ Russia is building up Cc
East Germany's smaU____________
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Owed by West German defeMe ofIMals an a etiea that wUi
Adm. Arleigb Bdrfce. U.8. Chief of Naval Operattons. has seconded German motions. to change current tonnagie lithit (or surface aarships from 3,000 ton to S.OOO Ions and permit the country to build submarines larger than 3S0 tons.
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If SowM mhmarinea and wirfsce ®* ***• H*'*	^ published The first two volumes were • 'n»e,how to behave in poltte aociety —'
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two torpedo tubea and developilng a submerged speed of 10 knots, lar These vessels were described by West German experts as "not too ^ impressive."	j fe-
west Germany now has American-loaned Fletcher-c lass destroyers (2,700 displacement tons) operational.
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Intelligence sources, assessing! East German naval strength. | pointed out, however, that the ; Communists are expected to runl .j|^ into difficulties training crews ini ?• appropriate numbers for their] ^ new ships. East Germany lias a iF> considerable manpower shortage.! ;
MUitaiy training of Communist
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Trans World Airlines paid a $13,-000 civil penalty lor failure last year to maintain current proficiency checks for af least 70 of its flight engineers.
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Deaih'Notices
MSS. CTjII'OC O. BETCaiJ Mn Oner t 7i 4M a tane iflaraa Hr>«atdi made her home
heik Uke M She - lea^w ^a• •Ha Robert M IWiae Md Sari «T
Her lwi> i« •> Me MMarr F>npr*l HMar.
tkAUD E. PUNOI VlI.F0fU>-Smiot far David EL Flohr M. «r jm Cbmy R4 HokiaAd. «iU he at 1 pja. fa. tnomm II Rarhardaon-Bird fV ■rraJ Motne hew.
»UI he ia Emp9ea Ctraetery Delrott Mr PW»r died yeaterOay after a. kne lUoen	*
Soie Mi>7\ or i* hi* Otter Beaaie' riohr of Highland.
MX.V E r KVELE IAKP: ORION - Semre lor Mrt R P tvai Sekielf » tor-merly (d Lake Onon in be al 2 p m SaturcU>’ at Alien i Kuaeral Home here Banal will be ui P.v-erjpreei, Cemrtery Mr* .VW> died Uft ufiM al her hotne. IM Nartca Ave , Pod-ttar after a iwo.year iOarva She »aa a member of CeatrmI Meihtid»« Owrrh Pomiar. and a Ide member at Orion Cbapier No MS. OES. She aiao bekmcad lo the Lake Onon Marrabee*
Sum\ma are a Mn Fred J ol Deinai. a timer and n*« brotbera.
Drayton Rector Dies in Detroit
R«v. Waldo R, Hunt of St. Androw Chuvdi Is Hoort VicHhi
The Rev VaUa It Ifaac re«dar • a« SI Aadrew Lpfampri Charek. DrayMa Plaav. diai af • heart
brief illaeai. He mm C.
The P.ev. Sir. »ha* td SMS Maw-ley Dr Drayton PtadM. came fa m. AKdreWa as vvar fa m wfam the efank tarn a afafam rt AN Sainia Elpfacapal Gfaarii ei Pm-
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RET. WAUW K. HX^T
The family said memorUl brib-iftes may be made to SI. Andrew Epfaoopal Chtwck. Drayton Plains. iThe body fa at tbr COals Ffanetnl Home. 3141 Sathaba* ltd
TV Pje\ .Mr Hum mas ble for a Andre a* a ckurcb. He becanfa
A craduaie of the Ufdvnwty of Micbicaii. he aers'ed as rector of St. John PLptacopal Churrfa at Wayne lor 13 years before rominp to the Pontiac area
Artoe fa e I v I r affair* fa faaynr. V aeord a* psefadml *f the Vayim Mtaistrrial Asm.
rbairmaa af IV I atted Na-llan'« rammittee af Wayne Be-lary CWb.
Hr helped prsanue and was preaideni of the U ayne Cdordinat-ins Comnl and ba* ser\'ed on the Wayne Recreation Committee ' Durmc World War I he vr\ed wdb tV YMCA UI IV Middle East.
JIS-WA tlTTIIS it a
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A member nf the diocesan department of OinsUan educatioii. the <9 Aadiwm s rector has been adxiser in yornix people s work for the Doam River Convocation
SurvivinK are hit «ife, Myitle; a daufhter. Mrs. Georee KubH-fatey of Livooin. a aon Peter aerv-Inu with tV Army in Korea and four grandchildren.
A memorial aenice of Holy Commiinian will he conducted at Ram. Friday at St Andrew Qairch by the Rei. C George Widdibeld
FMerml tenn-e uiU be held at ill am Friday »nth the Rt P^ev .\n.-hie Ctwiey . suffragan btsbop of the MWiisrar diocese, offiewt-mg Bunal will be in Foteat lasm Cemetery Detroit
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Completoly CleaiMd, Government Inspected, top Quollt^
ELEVEN

^'SUPER RIGHr MATURE BEEF
Cube or Chip Steaks ■ 89<
^'SUPER-RIGHT' ALL MEAT
Skinless Franks ..	49‘
Halibut Steak
39<
ONLY
LB.
Shrimp » 69c
dtamd Smoh nm u- 2Sc Whhofish CUAMO • •	53t
Sok mkb FROZiN , . M. 49c
JANE PARKER—REG. 49c
Angel Food Cake
39
SPECIAL
THIS
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C large ^ RING
JANI FARKIR—UO. SS<
JANI FARKIR—PLAIN OR SliDiD
Pineapple Pie. .*r." 39c Rye Bread
17c
BACON SALE
ALLGOOD BRAND, ACrP's FINE QUALITY
Sliced Bacon 47<
I LB. PKG.
Fancy Sliced Bocon supirrioht , Thick-Sliced Bocon country'itvu
“SUPERRIGHT QUALITY
Polish Sausage.
•SUPli-RIOHr-POR OUTDOOR COOKING
Rotisserie Roast
«EEP
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SULTANA BRAND—CHUNK STYLE
Tuna Fish ... 4‘^if 89<
PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT
Blended Juice mS^n'vc 4	99<
LADY BETTY BRAND
Prune Juice..............2 '>% 69<
DELICIOUS FRUIT DRINKS FOR MORNING—FOR EVENING
Mott's AM w PM 4	99>
A&P Brand, All Green, Cut
NEW PACK
Asparagus
Spears
2 ■ 39*
SAVEI 16c OFP LABEL
LARGE
CIUSTIRS—
lestoil99c
LIQUID DETERGENT
^ail
49<
PRISM euinvATio
Blueberries
FOR DELICIOUS, CHOCOLATE-FLAVORED DRINKS
10 lb. Bog
For Outings pnd Backyard Borbccues
Charcoal Briquets
20-ib	19
20ib.
Bog
POR PUS AND OISSIRTt
FAMILY . SIZE CAN
Peaches
ADD TASTINESS TO SAUDS
Green Peppers
PANCY WAXED -S
Cucumbers • .
fkOHN FOOD BUYS
TREESWEET FROZEN
LEMONADE
3ffli.oo Mestle's Quik .
4 - 45c SPECIAL LABEL! ANN PAGE QUALITY
4 ~ 29c Salad Dressing 3“»«	Eigwoxi.ckc.ffee
55* “•
QT.
JAR
79.
43.
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CANE SUGAR
5 lb B..
UPON PER FA-HILr—AblLTS ONII
Sultnno Pork & Boons Hortz Dog Yummles 2
NEW
LOW
PRICE
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10 ^ 89i
DELICIOUS, PROCESS CHEESE
Mel-O-Bit Slices 2	39c
PIMENTO OR SWISS
Broccoli‘SljT’-----------39<
Banquet Dinners	.. '1.1^ 49c
CRISTMONT ORANOi OR UMI
Sherbet. . 2
All prices In this od effective thru Saturday, July 30th in all Eastern Michigan AAP Super Markets THE GREAT ATLANTIC A PACIFIC TEA COMPANY, INC.
5uper J^arkets
AMIRKA'S OtPINOABlI fOOO MERCHANT SINCE I8S9
4 Pontiac Area Stores
Open Monday Thru Soturday 9 to 9 1185 N. Perry St., ot Madison
4724 Dixie Hwy., Drayton Ploins 949 W. Huron St., Near Telegraph Rd. 25 W. Pike St., Downtown Open Mondoy and Fridoy 'til 9
A&P S^wmarkett Also ot .
... Main St.. RochesNr 85 W. Flint, Lake Orion 1160 E. Maple, Walled Uke 210 S. Woodward, Birmingham Adorns at Bowers, Birmingham
CLOSED SUNDAY AS USUJ^L
Grope Juice OUR m«IST OUALITY
AAPDRAND IO.OZ. *
AsperoG^^ SpeerscwRmtifrwMin'n^^39c
Save e« AAP Tide	Soap Of Seautiful Weoien	lath Site	Tor DnHet. Tael	Heavy Duty—13" Wide
Giant Pkg. Krng Sit. Sc Oft Label 10c Oft label	Camay Soap	Camay Soap	Liquid Joy 13-Ox Site 32-Oi. Site	Reynold's Wrap
69c 1.19	4 i 41c	2 Col... 29c	.37c 65c	’S 33c
Cheer
77c
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2 p‘xV 97c
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THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, JtTLY 27, 1060
. A toto«] of m . catkmcd on thr of Barbadoa from
April of thta year, nirpowtitf by p than 1.M0 the previous high 'of 3,000 for the aame prriod
Death Notices
Lot No. 1
WOMEN'S $1 SUMMER PLAY SHOES FLAHIE CANVAS STRAPS PUMPS
MISSES',
CHILDREN’S
BAREFOOT
SANDALS
Ri'p. ?1'.W and a.OO \ nines
Iroktn SisM Ra^, trown and WliHa
Re^. S2.00 Value
Child’s Plaid
TENNIS OXFORD
Rtg. $2.00 Volut Broken Sixes
*1
44
Women's Terry Cloth
HOUSE SUPPERS
Reg $2.00 Volue Broken Sixes
*1
00
WOMEN S NURSE OXFORDS
77
Reg. $4.00 and ^ $5.00 Volues Sixes to 10
, 2
SHOE
DIPT.
42 N. Soginow
i MM. ClJltrDE D. KtEVKOUM ! .Mrs. <!!laude D. (Maivaret) ^Reynohls. 74. died this iDondng, after a long iOness.
Mrs, Reynolds made her honte {With a aon. Oiester, at 4173 E3iai-beth Uke Rd
.She leave* two «h« sons., Robert of Prmtiag anl Earl of
Drayton Rector r ^ Dies in Detroit
Rev. Wdido R. Hunt of St. Andrew Church Is Heart Vktim
California Her body Is at the Fanner-Snover P'uneral IkMite.
DAVIU K. PLOHR MILFORD—.Service for David E. FToitr. 80. of 2M5 Cherry Rd.. Highland, will be at 1 p.m. tomorrow at Richardaoti-Bfrd Fii-ncral Home here.
Bui'ial will be In Evergreen Cemetery. Detroit Mr Hohr died yesterday after I long illness.
■ Sole survivor Is hit sister Bessie Fkrfir of Highland.
The Rev. WaMo R. Hunt, rector [of SI. Andrew FJpMoopal Church.
I Drayton Plains, died of a heart ailm<7it yeaterday morning at yarper fhMpital, Detroit, after a .brief Illness. He wu 4B.
Ttie Rev. Mr. Hunt a( 5146 Row-'ley Dr.. Drayton Ptatns, came to SI. AndresFs as vicar In 1961 when the church was a misaion of, All Saints Episcopal Churck of Pontiac. .Servlcea were hen In the CAI Building on Willladu Lake
Netrspopera fai Japan amr ttottUH «< Mw meat oammenly «Md|10,000 dttfneut eharactar tlUaaffi
abetolHsBMPWlto toatoad of the tonawifMaa.
rader his leadership and gnM-
REV. WALDO R. HUNT
MRS. E. V. SCHIELE LAKE ORION - Service for .Mrs E. P (EvaI Schiele. 98. formerly of Lake Orion, -will be at 2 p m, Saturday at Allen's F'uneral Home here. Burial will ta* in Ev-' ergreen Cemetery	j
Mrs. S<'hiele died last night at her home. 118 Norton Ave . Pon-; tlac, after a Iwo-year illness.
Slie was a member of Central .Methodist Chureh. Pontiac, and a life member of Orion Chapter No.t; 940. OES. She alv> belonged to the I Lake Orion Maccabees,	|
Sur\i\'ing are a son Fred J of FJhtrolt, a sistPr and two brothera.
rhaaed on Hatrhery road whero
The family said memorial tributes may be made to St. Andrew Episcopal Church. Drayton Plains. The body Is at the Coats Funeral Home. 3141 Sashabaw Rd.
The Rev. Mr uJtt was responsi-! rew> in
ble for St ,Andrei> incorporating; as a church. He became Its first { rector In October 1960 A graduate of the University of Michigan, he. served as rector of Str John F2ptscopal Church at Wayne for 13 years before coming to^the Pontiac area
Tbo oiporloct tbot ovor a pooplo Uho fli hovo bod with O-JIS-WA lITTIRS provot opoia wby thU poworfol oH-bork tools, ottoe 4S •occesifol yoort, coo-to nob# BOW frioodt.
Active In e I v I e affairs In Wayne, he served as president of the Wayne Ministerial Asna. and chairman ot the United Nation's ronimittee of Wayne Rotary nub.
He helped organize and was! president of the Wayne Coordinat-; ing Council and has served on the Wayne Recreation Committee, | During World War I he served with the YMCA in th« Middle East.
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Before entering the l^placopal
engaged In boy. acont work and camp leaderahip.
A member of the diocesan de-' pariment of Christian education,!
Andrew's rector has beenj adviser in young people'i for the Down River Convocation.
Surviving are his wife, Myrtle;
JIB-WA lITTItS U aiado froai 11a daughter, Mrs. George Kubit-of ootnra** Saott borbs and ton- j skey of Livonia; a ton, Peter serv-taint oo bornfol drags, paio-hll- ling with the Army in Korea; and Hog dopo or aHebol. INJOT IIT-1 four grandchildren.	i
A memorial service of Holy YOU 'Communion will he conducted at lUST. Ig g o, Friday at Sf. Andrew I Church by the Rev. C. Geoi-ge
Iwiddifield.
Funeral service will be held at! |ll a.m. Friday with the Rl. Rev Archie Crowley,, suffragan bishop |of the Michigan diocese, offidat-{ing. Burial will be in Forest Lawn tCemetery. Detroit.
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* CAS*H^BECAUSE^^ DON'T NEED TO LAY OUT THE READY
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Opei^ Mon., Fri., 'til 9 p.m.


THE PgytlAC PRESS. WEUXESDAY. Jt’LY 27. 1900
Cpmpivlely CImimcI, Governmant Inspected, top Quili^
"SUPER RIGHT' MATURE BEEF
Cube or Chip Steaks / ;■ 89<
"SUPER.RIGHT" ALL MEAT	/
Skinless Franks . \ «49‘
Halibut Steak
39.-
ONLY
Shrimp' » 69<
doORMl Simh miH u. /2Sc Whhofisli ClMNiD • •	53t
Solo RIbft FROUN , , W. 49c
JANE PARKER—REG. 49c
Aagel Food Cake
39

SPECIAL
THIS
WEEK
C large ^ RING
JANI FARKIR—RiO. SSc
JANI PARKIR—FIAIN OR SIIOID
Pineapple Pie 39c Rye Bread • • • lOAF 17«
BACON SALE
ALLGOOD BRAND, A&P't FINE QUALITY
Sliced Bacon 47.
1-LB.
PKG.
Foncy Sliced Bocon supirrioht , Thick-Sliced Bocon country'styii
. .	49c
2	97c
"SUPER-RIGHT' QUALITY
Polish Sausage... • 49e
"SUPER-RIGHT" FOR OUTDOOR COOKING
Rotisserie Roast ROUND • 89e
SULTANA BRAND—CHUNK STYLE
LIGHT
MEAT
Tuna Fish
PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT
Blended Juice
DEL
MONTE
4
4
6V2-OZ.
CANS
Thompson Seedless
GRAPES
89.
99.
Prune Juice_________2 «it 69.
DELICIOUS FRUIT DRINKS FOR MORNING—FOR EVENING
Mott's AM or PM 4 ‘isi 99.
LADY BETTY BRAND
46-OZ.
CANS
A&P Brand, All Green, Cut
NEW PACK
Asparagus
Spears
2 39*
LARGE
Closure
FRESH CUinVATID
Blueberries . .
FOR Pin AND DISSIRTS
Peaches ....
ADO TASTINESS TO SALADS
Green Peppers
PANCY WAXED
Cucumbers . .
SAVEL 16c OFP LABEL
lestoil^ 99c
LIQUID DETERGENT
Sail—
FOR DELICIOUS, CHOCOLATE-FLAVORED DRINKS
. 3a 1.00 iiestle's Quik .
e^ 4	45c SPECIAL LABEL! ANN PAGE QUALITY
4< 29c Salad Dressing
FAMILY SIZE CAN
QT.
JAR
49.
79.
43<
10 lb, Bag
For Outings and Backyard Barbecues
Charcoal Briquets
59'	*1^^
0.
With This A&P Money-Saving Coupon
CANE SUGAR
Lb Bag
39‘
TIIROI OH MTtRD%T, JI I Y .WTH
29c
Morgorine nutuy brand 6 ctns 89c Hl-C FniH Drinks o/grapi 3 mns 89c
Eight O’clock Coffee
FROZEN FOOD BUYS
TRKSWEET FROZEN
lEMONADE
10 ““ 89*
Broccoli *ch<5fpeo** • • • • • . . . 2ftg 39c Banquet Dinners	49c
Grope Juice
Sultana Pork & Beans
10c
NEW
LOW
PGlCi
55
{ bag
COME SEE... YOU'Lli SAVE AT A&P!
DELICIOUS, PROCESS CHEESE
l^l-O-Bit Slices 2	39c
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AMERICAN PIMENTO OR SWISS
CRBSTMONT ORANOB OR LIME
Sherbet . . 2 ,
89c
4 Pontiac Area Stores
Open Monday Thru Saturday 9 to 9 1185 N. Perry St., ot Moditen 4724 Dixie Hwy., Droyton Plaint 949 W. Huron St., Neor Telcgroph Rd. 25 W. Pike St., Downtown Open Monday and Friday 'til 9
A&P Supermarkets Also ot . . .
63/ Main St., R^hittor 85 W. Flint, Lake Orion 1160 E. Maple, Walled Lake 210 S. Woodward, Birminghoin Adomi ot Bowers, Birmingham
CLOSED SUNDAY AS USUAL
Sava at A&P Tide Giant Pkg. Kina Sil. ScOftlebot lOeOfUabat	Seaa Ot laautitul Woman	^th Sil*	Fof Dn*<*i, Tool	H*avy Duty—12" Wid*	N«w eiua :
	Camay Soap	Camay Soop	Liquid Joy 12-Ot Sit* 23-Ox. Six*	Reynold's Wrap	Cheer i %■;’ 77c King. Six# 1,31
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THE POXUAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, JULY 2T; HWO
’Will Platform Suit GOP Convention?
Rebuilt Rights Plank Set for OK
To Ficmtote »lnteUtony VoUng
■olid front Nixon ia expected to elaborate on the piatiorm in an acceptance cpeech Thunday night and in a Friday n
CHICAGO (APt • — ’A broad, vita of New York echoed 10,000-word Repoblican piaUbrntlporti alter viaiting Nixon early with a aturdUy rebuih cKll rights jtoday punk te ready for expected GOPjENDonU REVISION Oom-ention approval tonight. | further along In the houra.
PrMpeda el any Hear battia [New York's Gov. Nelson A. Rocke-laded as meat OOP cMWi MU- ifeller added his endorsement rated they waaM aroepl the the re\;i)»d plank, calling it
saM he was grateful wHfc the ra-sislaa.
“The plank ia comprehenaive,’ le aaid. “It attacka dlacrimhia* km In voting, bouatng. acboola, lobe and public facilities.
• Southern deiegatra. etaiming a jvictory in keeping civil righu
compraaslse wwriiad eat Taeaday strong and apeclflc dedaration In	^
G Harold Alexander. Florida
wight by the pUttarm rammlttee support of equal oppotiunity, liu-aw the Isweliy racial eqaaSty man dignity and the supreme Isaue. The rampeamlv was vat- Worth of the Individual "
**■**•	Rath Rackefeller and Mtaa
Vice preweienf Ri<iiai-d M Nix-1 had devi'iibed ‘ aa earlier platen due to wear, the party'« presi-l («nn plaak a« uaaalMaetory. dential mantle, was described as Rockefeller^ said ha would Ilka astiMicd with the wmplcfed plat ta have ta>efi evea the aew plank convention form piTxluct .Sen Jacob K Ja- ga further lu some respectv. but , It appeared likely that the
The platfbnn. in • heres to traditieiial OOP con-•ervatism in fiscal and ooonamie potidea, commenda tlon the tenets of senhower’a promises to national dafenac oipaaditiitta found
In Its annual endeavor hfk|aaid voters to cast “an ioMilgiRiF Vote" in elections, the Oakland CRIzim League today reieMe^ tta rating
The final defense plank repre-aenls a coniiderabie revlilon tjm an earttdh version also sharply
-------criticized by Rockefeller. The
Repuhlicnn chairman, said after original consisted primarily of a a meeting of 10 Southern states pledge to continue Elsenhower chaimien he does not expect a policies. The final plank calls for minority report to go before the accelerated missile production and new weapon development an intensified defense program.
Citizens Lw Rates County Hopefuls
Ms U tha sU-Demaeratlc Cangreus, the
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*	Sdiymour V. Dmmum
*	G; Venwn Laupold
*	WilUun A. O'Brian
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Incumbent Republican WflUaai Broomfield ia unopposed lor renomination.
Rankings were reached, the Leagu" said, through' questionnaires, looks into credit ratings, court records, home intervijswa and full committee intervievtf#**”-
The League emphasized that in the primary it compares only candidates running tor the same office in the same party, not in the. opposing party.
The I-eague also ranked the eight candidates bhMiiig for Oakland (xunty’s nowpartUan aew
DEMOCRATIC (Congress 18th Distriel) ••• Ralph T. Johnson •• Joseph Kadus ••• James Kellis >
•• George E. Lennox •• Leo P. Meagher Zigmund J. Niparko State Senator (12th District) •**,S. Jerome Broason *• Robert H. Cliapin •• Joseph T. Stadnik
*	George J. FttUwrson
*	Alvin S. Rappaport
Oeck-RegMer ’* John E. Kronenbeig * David S. Lees
William K. Bciuon
Sol Pltfldn '* Roy J. Ruseeli
Stanley F. Dunn REPUBLICAN (Congress Itth District) WUaam S. Brooriilield (Incumbent)
State Senator (12th Dtotriet) Ri(±ard D. Kuhn ' V* FarreU E. Roberts Stale Representative (Diririct No. 1)
Lloy d L. Anderson (Incumbent)
(District No. 2) Richard I. Moore (Dhtrtct No. 3)
•• Stanley Brown
••• Henry M. Morgan Jr. ••• Christian F. IMsett
*	Arthur C. Btdnr ••• John A THua
*	Simon H. VIotiHr
(DWriet Ne. S) William Hayward (Incumbent) (DMrielNo.S) •• Dorothy M. Rowley •** Robert J. Turner
Oaffc-RegMar Daniel T. Murphy Jr.
LIO P. MIAGHiR
Lirs CHOOSI OUR LiADERS WISELY
LIO P.
MEAGHER
YOUR
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Judge of Probate (Non-Partisan) ****Donald E. Adams ••• Herbert Burdick ••• Verne C, Hampton Theodore F. Hughes •• David Kaufman ••• L. Harvey Lodge ••• Ralph S. Moore ••• John B. Osgood
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to years ago. a Buffalo druggist created an ointment to relieve Itching and smarting of piles. It brought such quick, cooling, soothing, astringent relief that iU fame spread across Uw land making Peterson’s Ointment a favorite in thousands of hones. Ask your druggist today for 5Sc box or 85C applicator tube. Peterson’s Ointment delights or mmey back.
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Adopt Rules for Curbing Maverick Truck Firms
I LANSING I UP!) - Two new 'rules to make it harder .tori maverick trucking firms to violate i Public .Service Commission rules I have been approved, a commission spokesman said.
* A A The rules will go into effect I when the November Issue of the state administrative code printed, officials said.
The rules were aimed ^t pre-' V enting truck ow ners who aye not liceysed as common carriers to! “lease" their vehicles to firms | and send along a driver, thereby! acting as common carriers, spokesman said.
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The commwsion said the rules were formiihited in y response to demands by legitimate truckers all over the stale.
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THE PONTIAC press. WEDNESDAY. JULY S7. 1060
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1
^pe^ial Cooking Tools Are Most Interesting
grt glamour gUtttr rJK PIenly of Sugar
that looka llkr aaquina. You can
% MMrr ODKIX PNaa HaMo EH You lo»w,| if yoa lovo to cook
itemtlng utenalls. .TVe viaitod a store ftat apeciaiizes in
^ entertaining, oook-bakinc. FVom all over the
ing and
YTOiid the fwnen. Mr. and Mrs. Sydney A. Krauae, have gathered tools to m|Ae cooking a more exciting acti^ty.
Thtot's k atole wall of cook-hooks. If ^’nced a recipe, there is a
#Ouhl bvc the wide variety of. for aimlvermary nktt (tocMsnt-books and materials on that sub- allj-. any of the f-— «on be rented). Uttle cutlet aha|Mrd You never saw such a coUectlwi, nwM* hold aapic. of r^ing pins. One unus^ on^l And the tart pans! We counted made of brass, was at least 3b ~
.— Another one vw>uW ®	»■« P««-
Another one would p,„,	Madeleine
make dough look striated while i
1 pencil waiting for you. Wom-who enjoy cidce decorating
third one had geometric figures
frame*
la addtttaa to all toe ardlaary
aad ewl There were the Okrtat-maa sets'aad those for Easter. There were donkeys aad ele-pkants. We bought a nwdhim sisrd beU and a heart to repiaee the oae we’ve been helding
get special kinds
almond paate and drageet, ..........
only silver tai color, but gold and pastels.
la the Itavoitog
Will Be Available
all the fruit tlavers. a special blend for reffoe cakes, wlao llavorlugn. mocka flavor aad
' cent higher than a year ago These stoi ki have been built up In antici-[»aton of Itw'blef with ('uba.
]?ugar has been In the news lately The president has cut the quota which the United States will Import fraii Cuba during the I'rst of this yrar. Although Cuba ha* hern the large*! supplier of lugar to countrv. no *hotlagea w sharp price rises in the United State* now or later are rvpertrd.
, In the more distant future the I'nlterl State* can purchase sugar from other «-ounfrte« for less mon-ey than Ctiban wigar, because there U no agreement whk-h holds the price above the world market as has been the case of Cuban sugar.
;Grondpo's Mtnut WevU |B« Unappwtfxing Todoy
______________________-	— Did we buy anything. Of course
Cake pan* that are different are the ^ we've been bolding We bought a flavoring called Com-	.
There were mold, for	• cske shaped «te wgelber wttb adbwdve taps lor |PleiiH>m, the cookie cotter*. .1-' KoipIk,, sugar pnxiu. tlon and thr
to the usual molds for gelatins made just for the Krauses' Oiiel •*"	***	w	m
Iberr were m«Ms te nuke choc.- laiifocake lum Mr Kr»ii.u. «hnwwt!esting cake and cookie decoration* Kio-iwn	t.......—M«rkctlng Infoimatlon
Mate ngureo—for sugar and i
nurtlpun. slowly and bakes the cake evenly! periodically fested tor puriety in|prepar«xl without burning.	' Wa.*htngton. Y«i can get tiny browsing
There Is no reason to shs k up n sugsr There u plenty and there will continue to la-
Eating habHa have d>ai«cd ovto •be past thirty yaara adviaaa th« (Marketing InformaUan AgaN, Mn. Josephine lawyar. Today wa an ;oatlng twenty-ftva per cant mm .meat, flah and poultry than Jl years ago; fifty per cent mora citrus fruit and tomatoes; twalva per rent more dairy producta and eggs: and thirty-one per cent mon roffee, tea and cocoa.
Large number i
»i>rnd
time fined sugar In the liands of C S. rt-finer* and iiiuhitIci* sir W per
Review of the six sges of man Six month*, all lungs; five year* all ear*: If year*, all feet; 21 years, all musdr, f,') year*, all pauiii h; HO yeais, all m j'liese day* a domestic triangle (onil*ts of father, teen age daughter and leleptHjne — Mrl Wtlmn
In the lame period the typical American a ixuiaumption of flour and cereal product* has demaaod ilnrty-seven percent and of poth-Ides, thirty-three per com. Eats and oil* remain at about the sam« average, »lxty.*ix pounds per per* per year

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U.S. GOVERNMENT GRADED CHOICE
BEEF POr ROAST. .37
LB.
U.S. SOVT eSADED CHOlCt CENTt* CUT
CHUCK ROAST . . .47*>
SKINLESS ALL MEAT
HOT DOGS .45«w
Becauta it raceivei 44 hourt of ipacial care which actually agas it whilo it's itiH fresh, Tenderay Beef it the tandereit beef you have ever tatted. No other beef to fresh can be to tender.
U.S. GOVT. GRADED CHOICE CHUCK ROUND BONE
SWISS STEAK . . . 69*.
FLAVORFUL ’N TASTY
CHUHK BOLOGNA 39*
"SPECIAL FORMULA" FRESH
GROUND BEEF . . . 49*
OVEN READY lELTSVILLE
TURKEYS .
TASTY SHOULDER
LAMB ROAST
LEAN 'N TENDER .
CORNED BEEF
.39*
49*
.49*
U.S. GOVT graded choice
TCNDIBAY
RIB ROAST
7" CUT	5" CUT
69*^^' 79*^^-
DAFFODIL FARM BAKERY
Special lor the Week!
LARGE WALNUT LAYER CAKES
$*109
PURE GRANULATED
Ilf I RIbi
White Butter Creamed Iced,
Walnut Top, Regularly $1.40
AT KROGER'S ELIZABETH LAKE AND MIRACLE MILE STORES ONLY
1'
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DOMINO
SUGAR
RIB STEAK rdHH - 79<
SAVE 16c WITH COUPON
SAVE lOc — BARBECUE SPECIAL
ouweeu . S 29*
BAR-BE-CUED DUCKS
Ready to Eat	79c.	5.39
Ayailoble ot
Kroger Perry St. ond Miracle Mile Stores Only!
SAVE Ue WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE OP DOMINO
SUGAR 5 .fa 39<
SAVE 45c ON 5 LARGE 2'A SIZE CANS -
’SuiwIiine 'CHEEZ-ITS 2 6'/2-oj. pigs. 39e
trsth ond crispy for inockt or partiei.
FRENCH DRESSING..............8-oz. btl. 39c
Fomout Dvincon Hinas racipe #1 dressing.
APRICOTS
SAVE 6c - KROGER FRESH SLICED CRACKED
WHEAT BREAD '0^17*
NORTHERN TISSUE.... 4 rolls 37c
BROOKS CATSUP .
Kragar low, low price.
. 2 12-oz; btls. 43c
ALL PURPOSE
PILLSBURY FLOUR
45c
KROGER STRAWBERRY OR APRICOT KING SIZE
FISH BITES
fomou* fronn Birdt E,* brand.
$1.00
SAVE 22c OVER NATIONAL BRANDS—KROGER
SAVE 4c — KROGER FR6SH-
GLAZED DONUTS .
39c
	Keept poti. ond pons thiny ond bright.	
	BON AMIJET SPRAY	. . 14-oz. can 69c
	Handy aerosol sproy con.	
	CHOW MEIN	44-oz. can 89c
	Chun King divider pock mushroom chow mein.	
	BEAN SPROUTS		.2 l-lb. cans 29c
£•	Famout Chun King brand.	
U	CHOW MEIN 		. 303 can 49c
	Chun King Chicken Chow Mein.	
	LIBBY'S BEEF STEW .	24-oz. can 49c
S-'	^ Mode with the finest ingredicrvtt.	
	CORNED BEEF HASH .	. , 1 -lb. can 41c
	Famous Libby's brond.				
	LIBBY'S SPAGHEHI .,	r .24-OZ. can 41c
	With tomoto sauce ond meat balls.	
7c OFF LABEL—.KRAFT
MAYONNAISE ..
59c
50 Stamps with Coupon end Purchou of Kroger
INSTANT COFFEE ‘V.*	79e
FROZEN REFRESHING KROGER
LKMONADI . .
DELICIOUS FROZEN MURCH'S
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10*
10’
5c OFF LABEL — SWIFT'S
BEEF STEW ........	39c
REGULARLY $1 29
LP. RECORDS
$1.
Vi PRICE SALE — CHARLES ANTELL
10c OFF LABEL
vaseline ........... 39c
YOUNG TENDER SOLID GREEN HEADS
NEW CABBAGE
loclay..every
Wi'VE GOT MELONS ...THE FINEST THIS YEAR!
Luscious Thick Meaty Sweet Excellent Flavors for Salads or Desserts Spoonful After Spoonful of Delicate Flavor
FANCY MELONS
Hroaer
HONEY DEWS .... ucm 59<t CRANSHAWS ..... «ach 79c
PERSIANS ...... lACH 89c CASABAS ..... ... *ach 89c	^
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LARGE MISSOURI RED RIPE 'N JUICY SWEET WHOLE
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Get These Low, Low Kroger Prices. • • Plus Free Top Value Stamps.

>OURiKEX
THE l^OXTIAC PRESS. WEPyESEtAY. JULY ft, 1960
Kids Need Good Summer Breakfasts
TV ne«d for good bmk-tuu doesn't mMS when school doors dose for the summer. Youngsters. Just as active if not more so during vacatton. have the same nutritional requirements srhether at school dests or at pla>
Mothers concerned about poor breakfast habits ma.v, m fa.t. find leisurely summer mornings m Weal time for iniproxing" Ifieir children's atjjtudr towani the morning meal. One of the primary rea.<«ns for failure to breakfast adequately is allowing loo little time to eat. '
Id gra«ma|is, toe. aeed every moruiag. Begin with some «f smimar's idenii-fat tnril berries, melons, penrhes or hnnanos' . singly or olop the nest ingredlmt of a good breakfast, t-rlsp ready lo-
p nristf near
IV. uupooos boatot sevMr
Small Wedding Bi^fast Need Not Be Expensive
.cereal which ia tU principal Ingredient will find favor with fruit
on future mommgs. Bran-Ana i	^	^ ^
Muffins are anotVr out-of-the^ir-dinary entlcemenl to come to tV
Combine whole bran cdretal,
‘breakfaKt table
Hot Weather Tnral S iup« rrsar-lo-est hlsb pnrteio c<
During the first stages of youi summer breakfast program plan at least one food every morning tlial's a little different from uiiu.il ;lare. Sucli a cereal "sundue” combmatign as Hot Weather i Treat will be especially popular!
The reddy-to-eat high protein
thorlenlng and egg and beat weU. Sift together flour, baking powder. salt and sugar. Add to first ‘mixture, stirring only until combined. Fill greased muffin pans i'kmiw rsnilis u# tjttm	2/3 full. Bake m moderately hot'
Mrarare'ready-lii-eat high p.^>
tein cereal into six large cereal	. i
bowls BleiW clHJcolale a.viup, ice	mufluia, i % Inches in|
cream and milk until thick and creamy: pour over cereal. .Serve| immediately Yield: 6 servings. Peanuts in the house? Add them *C o r n flakes or uven-toustod instead of the usual walnuts t(i Wal-rice cereal may also be nsc*d dorf
lov^ wedding party on al Bd budget^that's a prablemj lany parents of the bride. But; n be aolved happily fw bothj excited brtite and her well-if aoroewhat harassed, j and father.	'
■ one deiicioua and festive; a home wedding buffet for 2S guests that costs $40-
GOp Hear and mix i
tte eontrol lor
{Mr In 1 cup each.
thickness. Add hk cup cooked fresh peM and 14 cop^aUvmd blanched almonds (toasted), 44 teaspoon salt and 44 teaspoon ground white pepper. (It desired. Just belore ing, stir In 44 cup riterry or 2 teaspoons sherry lextract). Serve in fimbole .cases. Garnish with fresh parsley. (Multiply recipe by 4 for

ftaffet (tt Uwvis) sliaenSinf In Umbtl* cbm>
Arrange 2 cups fretdi pineapple wiedges, 2 cups sliced berries and 2 cups fresh orange sections in layers in sherbet gla» es. Combine 1 cup fresh orange puree, *« cup Kirsch or fresh lemon Juice and >4 cup sugar.
Pour over Iruit. Top each glass ^ with a whole uncapped straWbeiry]25 ______
Cream Chicken Alnmadiae !	_______________
in Timbale Ossea	' ()„ tiiin Qnfer, ot toast which;
Meit 4* cup butter of margarine have been lightly buttered, arru^j saucepan. Add
e in a
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teaspoons whole Norway sardine. Sprinkle, fresh lemon Juice and 1 cup sliced with a little lemon juke and serve mushrooms. Saute until tender (Sat tea or party-time.	{
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i PiicM sHectivs
Heme Grewe—Crisp, SelM Heads
New Cabbage
CeMfernie. Sweet, Testy, Urge SIm
Nectariaes . . .
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». 5* Honey Dew Melons . «■“ 59*
Celiferaia, Sweet Large Clesters
29* Red Grapes •	29*
Hills Bros
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BUTTER
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Crated Light Meet
Bits O' Sea Tuna.. 2-35*
Keyhe Oelden Yeilew	mm
Margarine ...............4-99*
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Royal Pudding 3
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY. JULY 27. I960
FIFTEEN
FfetelStttl Sick Maw
Casto Offers Revofufion as Exampte; Btasfs U.S.
Philip H. Willkie Doesn't Expect VP Nomination
LAS jattEDES. OAa (AT)-An ailing fidil Cutro oOnwl hi* Mvolgthia ai n example to other Lathi Anutteau coimiriea Tueaday and rapeatad charge* of U S. tg.
Obvioualy. not hilly recovered trom hiB bout with pneumania the prime mlnlMtr looked drawn and
dy roads to ctiebimte the aeventh annivenuiiy of Castro's revointkai-ary movement in it* birthplace, the Sierra Maestro mountains of eastern Cuba.
Accusuig the. United State* once agam of aggression against hLs
*-____■	----.	■ggreaaion againsi n»
principal
ind 15 rohmtea and in the end practically ahimbled into the am* rf his ------------ --------
into the
tterra Maestro of-the conttnant,’’ he declared.
The Cuban leader also repeated is charge Oat the proposed new U.S. aid program tor Latin America is a bribe to whip up opposition to him.
"The United States say* ithem. ‘We wilt buy you. We are , |dispoaed to pay your price to join
ex-Preaidcnt of Guatamala; Red I's vice minister of t, Lu Hsu-chang; Vladimir PatVcek, CMchoatovakia's am-to Cuba, and Gen. Alberto Bayo. a former Spanish' jloyaUst leader who taught CastroJ guerrilla warfare in Mexico. i
this year, ha does expect to ‘'wagei a fighting campaign” (or the sute office in the coming campaign in; the Honaler state	|
'VtllMe said he thought the vice presidential nomination lay be-i tween Henry Cabot Lodge and Sen. Thniston Morton	j
Dag in Belgium on Way fo Congo

jiasucd Tueaday. Luimin||M afeia
jthat Belgian troops gat out of the Congo at once .
CHICAGO (UPI) - PJiillp WfllMe. son of the late Wendell WttlWe, said that he doesn't takelpreuci Auociatt Juiig his campaign for the Rcpubltcan’jui__i,- «c*i, vice prcaidentlal nomination	Birthday
Kt FJINACirr. Xwltterlaad I Praf. Cart (iaslav Jang, an tiM> (saMiers at modern paychls
Instead of a predicted half mu-
"We will continue making our fatherland an example that will I
He aald bis name has beea i
te be ■•nileeted.”	gnuNlrliilflf^fi
...	.	CANBERRA—A saMlim-t^k-l The Rushvillc. Ind. stioiney Isj day. lamou* ftwiss aeurolo
lus against the Cuban revolu- ing sUtlon—part of a chain fromla candidate on the COP tirki-t gisi. eariv assorlate af the lata tion,' ” Castro said.	|Callfornia to Europe or South Afri-lfor state supermtendcnl of puhlt^l atgmaiid V>e«d has lived in le
Castro shared the platform with'ca-is being buiK by U. S. engin-|instruction In Indiana Hr said; llrenient in hh lakeside villa Qiban President Osvaldo Dorticot. eers In central Australia. An Aus-jthat while he doe^ not harbor mare than it vears. He still en IJacobo Arbena Gusman, leftist tnlian crew wUl man the atetlon.lany false hopes for national offlcel jova rscHtmi ’ health
BRUSSELS (APi-U. N Secre-| tary-General Dag Hammarakjold| arrived in Brusaela today for a' [brief round of talk* with Belgian Infriclala before going on lo the [Congo	I
I llammarskjold was lo cohferi Iwith King 'Raudouin. Prrmlerl I Gaston Kyskens and Foreign Mm-'ister Pierre Wigns helore tiikmg another plane this afteniomi lo IIh- AIiu'hii reimbllr
ItroBli Envoy, Family |Gft Out of Argontina
BUENOS AIRES US-Iaraell Am-bassador AMeb l..*vavl. Me wife ami two daughtere, left Tuesday for home
n»e aev'iTinry ■ general eame Ihere after three da>« of talks al U N, headqiiartera In New-York with (\Higo Premier Patrlee l.u-^numha In a joint ^•otnnlunl(p^^
' l^'svl was deelared persona wm grata i unwelcomei by the Argentine government as a con.aequence of the dispute over the abduction last Vfay of foemer Nad offlclaf Adolf KIchmann
Hie foreign ministry said last weelj levavi e-ss Involved In the ahduetlrm
DAIRY WEEK AT KR06ERS
We, your Pontiac Area Dairy Maids extend a personal welcome to shop our complete Dairy Dept's. and somple our Swiss and Pinconning cheeses. Also to take advantage of our other outstanding Dairy Features. See us personally for your
specipl cuts of cheese.
WISCONSIN BI6 EYE 'N NUT SWEET GRADE "A"
Cliiobelh loka al Tafagraph KH.
SWISS CHEESE . . -W
Borden's Sherbet. /T19*
SAVE lOe-BORDEN'S REFRESHING
Orange Drink
FRESH HOMOGENIZED
Borden's Milk
e e • e •
29*
39-
Kroger Cacklin' Fresh Eggs
Thay'ra Wiaitinq for you now . . . Kroqar ' ' ackllnq frash aqqt. Snatenad from ika rajt a'-noif bafo'# ''a v.-piljad Ken hai I-^a lo a Ua. Ev#'. *qq 'V c'tar.!ad for Ihict, ^ "n /. la' a'->d ro^nd qo’dan yal'ow yo'-« "a
. 'd Iral ' ' M* r q'V_in tha uniat. Tr* U.'.
flaparlrrar' o’ Aqr ' . ’ -'■a earl fiav Ira* *r*^y aqq in tha K'oqar rarion i» r,rada At ' a *8/.
LAWNDALE PASTEURIZED PROCESS
Cheese Spread.. .2 »’ 59*
TASTY W CREAWrBORDENrS
COHAGECHEESE
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Liver Sausage Mixture Has Variety of Uses
. You might place this Liver Sausage Spread in j^ur cookbok •nd classUy it as an "all around’ — "year around " recipe.
It's so \'ersatile that it ran t>c tnjo>ed ... as a sandairh filler. Canape spread or celery- stuffing.
Hic smaked tlaror at the sausage camMnes well «ith tlie rkopped cvrarober, soIob Jak-e, j
Relya Staggs, an authority on the onige. care and cookery of meat, states that carefully made sandwiches may be stored for 12 to 24 hours at refrigerator temperature! if wrapped in a moisture-vapor proof material	i
Uver tiausage !4pread
liver saviaagt spread per sandwich. S. Uaa aa spread m variety of
Tap with grated fSUTSt. ttoety
3. Use as stuffing for celery.
Peanut Butter Blends Into New Sauce
Summsrtim# Triumph


-Warrestershirr sasce and salad
dirsidag. rrrttialy tWs mipe ------------------ . ,....
will become a slaadard lor the f,‘JVa‘*M"sd'srf*.ViV»“'* jnodera homemaker who has Mix tgether all ingiodienis.; maay demaads oa her time, j Yield: 21, cups .spread Prepare the spread In advance	Serving Suggestions:
io save a frw preclons naaments ' 1 Allow- approximately U cup of
Use plump, peak-of-the>crop peaches and pears to tasty advantage ui this fruity pie.. Fifl 9-inch pastry shell with mixture of 2 cups each peeled and sliced peaches and pears, I'l- tablc-ispoons tapioca and *s cup sugar. Dot with 2 tablespoons butter and' cover with 9-ineh pie crust. i Bake in preheated 375 degree oven. j04)0 minutes. Serv-e Blightlyj warm with a topping of fluffy whipped ci-eam or tangy peach' k-e cream	I
ooptabi • good supply of tlw thrao B vil» thiamin, riboflavin and nt-adn, ao naeenary to vitality ami I. They’re also good aourcet of phosphorous, caldum and iron.
Actually, peanut copsumert apparently prefer their peanuM in
Soup Flavor Improves by Standing
of flour, H tea-epooo of aalt, pepper, and stir mooth. Then itir in 1 cup of slowly. Cook over boiling water until thickened, stirring constantly. This will make about 1 cup of sauce which you can aerve on cooked cabbage, onions, or-cauliflower.
»sj“ _ _ a tSblStpOOBl lutsot

than half the shelled peanuU used!, for edible purposes are marketed
rvliot;
in this form.
OM of Uw mast degghttal waya
Ehtar add aour cream Instead of mUk to potatoes you are mashing?'
'iMm stock, tomatoes and chick peas (including liquid 'in canal I cabbage, green pepper, bouillon jeubes, onion and tomato aeaaon-ing into a medium-aized VetUe; heat slowly. Add sugar, lalt and
r to taste; ahniner about 15	MOCOTOOII
Froztn, Th«n Sliotd
r flavurs to Mead a law
larvw M. Makea i;^ to fMHt.
Note: If you have a freeier you
_______3 cigpe mafltfoon enanoa
witli H-^cup finely ehcpp«>
simmer with salt, peppercorns, bay leaf, a few otovea and allspice ber-riei, an onion and carrot and-oel-eiy leaves; strain.
!4 of tMa emmb mWure on ooi-
tomoia*a%*«fctoch*«^
pan lined with aheninom fe& or
Top with a one pint layer «* freab peach ice cream; repeat crumb and ice cream layere u-^—
Combine 1 cvqi canned baked ffeir layere of crumbe and 3 pinto
beans. H cup crumbled criap cooked bacon, and enough prepared mustard to make it spreading consistency, ^xoad on rye or
of toe cresun, and ending with cnimbt. Freze until firm. Remove from pan. slice and aerve with a garnish of fresh peach dices. TWa makes M servings.
Wrigl^
Noturally Tender Toble Trimmed Pot Roast Cut
Blue Ribbon Farms
Chuck
Satisfaction Guaranteed

One 6-Oz. Jar Red Pelican Mustard With Purchase of Peschke, Mich. Grade 1
Salad
Dressing
29
Skinless Franks
I Blue Ribbon Farms Beef
Center Blade Cut Chuck Roost 'tSSS’' 49c lb. ^ Round Bone or English Cut Roost t^.s 597a. Boneless Chuck Roost	69^,
Fre^ Leon Ground Chuck astXvor 697a.
Boneless Beef Cubes for Stew
Ouorf
Jar
hickory smoked, lean streaked
Arnolds Sliced Bacon
MORRELL'S PRIDE FAMOUS
Leon Sliced Bacon
WRIGLEYS .OWN—hickory smoked
Thick Sliced Bacon
TENDER, MEATY, FRESH
Lean Pork Steaks
MICKELBERRY'S FAMOUS
Pure Pork Sausage R
COMPLETELY CLEANED, SCALED, DRESSED
Fresh Lake Whitefish
49V
39'
53V
HEADLESS, DRESSED, FULLY CLEANED
Fresh Lake Smelts
BONELES^FROM NOVA SCOTIA
Fresh Cod Fillets
BONELESS—FROM NOVA SCOTIA
Fresh Haddock Filletl
25V
49'.
59V
	^ Whole Green Beans ★ Whole Wax Beans		SAVE Special Label Spf7 Shortening S9” White or Pastel Kleenex Tissue 4 '»3>^1®®	
	★ Whole Tomatoes SAVE Hart Brand ^^ 303 BA A 20c Your Choice		» 1 Conned MUk 8si«<> First State — Pieces & Stems Mushrooms 4 1®®	
	Chesterfield — THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY ONLY! Cigarettes 2^® cv* 2'®		Gaylord Unpeeled SAVE Whole J,»|00 Apricots 1	X
50 EXTRA Gold Bell Stamps
Samsonite Chairs
169
SAVE
27c
3i
Each
Chunk Style for Salads
Stor-Kist Tuna
With $15 ia G
SAVE
22c
WMi Tkis Cotipon ~
WMi pHrcluM *f $5.00 or MORI E|

6 Luscious Flavors — Economy Size
Except Beer, Wine er Cigarettes
so EXTU 6010 lEU STAMPS
WM ParciMM el QmiT Can
Tbpeo Detergent
Canaaii radMHMbla mly •» Wriglayi Hira Satarday, Jalf 30. Tkit caagaa hai aa calk valua. iiaiir aaa gar caWaaiar.
SAVE
ON

SAVE
13c
lell-0 Gelatin
Assorted Flfvors
Gayla Beverages
Pineapple-Grapefruit
Del-Monte Drink
4^4®®
6^89”
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SEVEXTEEX
Frozen French Fries Go to Picnic as Appetizers
CHICAGO-^ .jnu'i flm dio(c«|checM> Jip may br carried from
[be heated ati the trill while the well. !Mr In haem. 9erw> widi Season the fron-iirrip hoi frozen French fries, block, add« goud-slied pat of to-YM; IV cups.
and wrap in a double Ihichncss	-------------------
alumlnuro
JXdTniCofintd Consomm# Will
about five minutes more than the JyfD fo J«llyif ChilM Backaae directs	!	'
Cereal Can Turn Info Curry 6o-Wifh
for mn autdoibr-griUed meal it iiMw»ne m > niMtu-
variably atefek and French frleJ ^	Sprinkle dinner rolls with a; Mlled romomme is W) popular
Hare s a new twist on the old	* "^''•^!durii« hot weather. It s ao easy
vorite. Heat up a package of frozen S S nf t ho	, .1!! "*	'Simply platv unopened
Ftwich fries before dinner and'^	®* ****** *‘*’’ -	®* rhemes is a periect des-j .	_____ ,
A delicious anack. made fiwii a crisp breakfast cereal, to seive; with curry.
Oaarli.v IWrry Arronipaalmeal
Fish Tastes Deliqhtiul Jhis Way
Mil h>r this dish If you haven't pHnhment paper, nsb tm rapllMe
French frift before dinner and| serve as a hot and crisp appetiz«r Y'aaacstrni eaa be a bit brie to dip in a delicious cheese con- l* by pautat ibe appeiisee coctlor.	: while be teads ta Ibe grill- Crv
Frozen fties aren’t fussy about tha heal of the lire, so tlwy
He Maa Raewi^beese Dip t iS-auBc»i Isr • S * I « ssiUnrt* SrocMt cSmi* (prsaS > il-wior*i cukss*'. i.s’m rh#*«*
■	~ ----- I or chill MU«»
TfolfSTim!
|of soup In rerrigeralor iintit jelltedi I— about 4 hours.! I^n to serve tt 'dressed up with a whipped cream itoppinK.
w^aiMwi. aad s^okwl Picnic Itoquirit
tamata wedgee. Apriakla lasMea ..	/• l*	- -i
af INS sad vegHablee wttb saN MOft LOOKinQ inOn nOllf aad pepper. IM vegetables aad	of the*
top ef fhh with baiter. Fold rib	confuaed beeauat Of tiwq
er bah ri paMimeai aver IM; .similarity in both shapt and flavor, bvftaalat *1 lap ef heart, aral smoked picnic and smohad ham opra cat edsee with sberl aver- -are different cuts of matt. Meat lappiag double' Mds and twist cut from the shnuMcr aaCtlOfi ll print.	called pimk*. while meat from dig
leg is ham, the -American Meat
Place
■wr ■ rhaage. Aa laag aa H ia aoi ■. r»p rsuus or emu woe	^ m j 1
be preparod whUe you arp waiting	nvhip"fidl ^-Ith a teaspLi gi aloi
temperatUtt. Ttw the froHy po-	•» «• •••-	I ‘.TfT. "Sits^ffiL .n.a .m sherry . Knough Ibi 2 to 3 servings,
tato stripa in a skillet with a lit-' With the steak, serve a big greenmMs erroch ftin	With a Ifay oPfaney sandwiches,
tie ahorteningoroU^OT shake them salad and a hot buttery vegetable, i Combine ingr^ients. cxcepi u's a perfect "ladies’ luncheon’’ in a wire corn-popper. The savory'Frozen peas or lima beans mnylbacon and French fries, and blei^'menu
rsrrrpi
trouns cowl*
tablespoons huiter in heavy skillet 1 about 9 im’hesi; add cereal and stir until sliglilly loasl-.Sprinkle with garlic powder and cumin: add lemainipg tahle-

Sme as a topping for chicken curry with gitnind salted peanurs and mango chutney.
Have fish split and cleaned but not honed: have heads and tails left onirwash and dry. Ibit each llsh on one side of a buttered heartshapeii piece of parchment paper large enough to accommo date the fish	'
Place la and at side*
isrh- Lsra. Bheet In hot	dTgi^si^wriJ	''£kl!d
'SffT;ra;riTrotnH Slhtlr'^’	picnic'‘.hoJldU
Mirt rut two Shts in a cn«. sha,w	flavor TSi tenderneas
m top of paikagr. ser^e In ,Mm;h- •	cook-before-eating
smoked picnic to an internal tem peratiire of 170 degrees (belweeti TO to X) minutes per pound) A ful
............ ly conked picnic mpy he served
Barbecuing spaierihs* t’oimt on cold or reheated Ifi a 325 degree [ least three pounds of tha nlis oven to an internal temperature of I serve four.	130 degrees <14 minutes per pound).
merit, enter's o|ien pnekage h\ folding bark cut romeis Makes settings
Wrigiqy
f
Cut-up —33<
Broilers > Z7l Roasters
Per Autometiei Super Rinse "all"	10-Lb. 2^9	Economicol .Fovorit# New Premium Duz	lif; 59'	For Wails, Woodwork, Sinkt, Etc. Spic & Span Cleaner 89	Thjj Do#* Ev#pvth|rtfl Lava Hand Soap	2-25'
Mild For DTshes Ivory Liquid Detergent	”c“‘ 67'	Get That Zest Glo Zest Beauty Soap	2'.:U5'	The Soop of Beautiful Woman' Camay Soap 2 "o”' 31*	N»« Tnrgei Hekman Cookies	r.?49'
Old Fovonte Mild Deterga^t Gentle Ivory Snow	r: 79'	So Luxurious. So Mild Vel Beauty Bar	2!.'^. 39'	Ga!'. Extra Dirty Hands Cifon Duz White Soap 79'	Surn'ii.a Orb't f.reo'" Sandwich Cookies	"■"39'
Etna Golden
Mwguine
10
SAVE
7c
T-lb.
On.
Leof Chtris fovofirs
Kraft's Velveeta
Elno Low Colcno
toaf Cheese Product
49'
49'
Ecertomicol, Delicious
Minute Rice

Vlosic Od Fovorit#
Polish Sliced Pickles
Pk,.
32-Os.
Patxar Kosher
Processed Dills
39'
39'
Top Frost Frozen Sliced
Green Peppers ‘‘s?/
Home Grown Cucumbers 2,„r 15'
Sbiiwfienies
5 99'
SAVE
2Sc

Good Tost# Cookies
Almond Windmills
39
Dortini.Otrt*-. Froreo
Orange Juice
Good Tosre Cnsp
Coconut Bon Bons
So Handy m The Kitchen
Chef Foil Wrap
Nettles — Children's Favorite
Strawberry Quik
Progrevso DeiiciOus
Red Kidney Beans
r-ogrtiso
Chick Peas
|[	25 EXTRA GOLD IRL STAMPS
With Parchata ef Aaf
Fresh Fish Item
cl. CeuMir reUMmable enly et Wrlaleyt *areufh jC! tetureayl July M- Tntt ceveca nai ae cetli val
WRIGLEYS
W 9C gvTHA eoiB HHI UAMK |||	25 IXTU GOLD Bill STAMPS i| 25 EXTRA GOLD BEIL STAMPS
With Parchele ef'Oae *-Oi. ler	Wifb Purcbaic ef Aay 5<a Aeua Riaale
|l| Milani 1890 Dressing	Libbey Glasses
j Cauga^ rtPeemaaie en^y tt Wrjyleyt*ttirynh ^
6c.°: 99' 27.^35' 4’.S.89'
80t
Bottle yj I
-^.19'
i	g 25 EXTRA GOLD RELL STAMPS 'i |l 25 EXTRA G(
5c ptf Lebel
Pinesol Cleaner
Old Fethiorred Feveritc
Broadcast Chili
Top Frost Peas
Star-Kist Ouo ',
Frozen Tuna Pies
Wiihbona De.uve
French Dressing
, Good-N-Rich
Pizza Pie Mix
leemaait enly tt Wrlfleyi tlireu«h
r, July Ja. Thtt eeupea hat a#	_	.. __________
Hue. Ltn.it ene aer cusfenver.	<3|	*•*** »•*«#. Limit ana Mr tui
With Purchata af Oaa S-Lb. laf
Food Club Flour
ife St
1^:'
^ GOLD BUL STAMPS
With Purchesa af Fivt «-Oi. Caat

Top Frost Orange Juice
CauMn raeaamakla aniy at Wrlilayt ihrauth taturUay, July M. This ceuaan tiai na CMh value. Limit ana Mr cuitamar.

k@
C' a Ceuaan radaemaela enly at Wriflayt thraufb
it’ ^ lalureay, July M ■'*— --------------------------
M’ cash valut. Limit
C3ET FINER GIFTS FASTER WITH GOLO SELL GIFT STAIVl F>‘
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY. JULY 27. 1960
Pure tiixrr is aottn than pure
Troops Set Up Strong Points
Hope in Bulawayo Riots
Bl'LAWAYO. .<Miu(hem Rhodesia reported seeking police leadership townships bad bad any hand in (AP)-^firials held some hope for a showkmn, pirhed battle (be riots.
today that anti white rmiinK In with the hard core of the rioter^. '■Alricant are as appalled as Negro townships of Bulawayo was Mike Move, an African leglsla-'Europeans at what has ba|H>ened on the wane after three days of tor from fhe ruling Federal party, and are ready to hand together tOi vKilence ,in which at least nlne .eslimaied that less than oi^ per bring the mobstera to book.” he Nt*groes were killed and IKS In- cent of the 100,000 Afiirans ih the takl.	‘
jured.	----- T"!
and African troop* nianagH to establish a number of laclical strong fiuints in the Afri-i;itn area* of the city. The rioters had (li'Uiik all the looted b<-ei and wine thill had lielfied fuel their oii{> of violence ami burning.
Congo Premier Appeals to U.S. for Economic Aid
HaFuiooli
Cuflom Tailors	|i
ohd Clolhieri	!
908 W. Huron St Telcarspk « 2-2100
Man Threatens
rt
'Ex-Wife, Police
# v:.	•
i "KUHNS CABTOONS" ■
victims of police firing on gangs of rioleiw who attacked them as:	By 80HN « AI.I	:cians, backed by several hundred
they made sorties Into the African WASHINGTON (APi - Congo-ihiiHion dollars In economic aaskt-townships At least one of the |ese F’lvmier Patrice Lumumba a««*, may be required if the U N. id*>ad was battered to death hy arrives today amid full military '" to succeed in its task, some rioter* ciifc.mng a work boycoil homirs to appeal for emergency‘liptomatlc officials said, a kll.l Kl> Tl KSDAY	economic and technical help
Six '|HT««s were killed Tues-:'««•. »is crisis-ridden, near-bank-diiy, the bloodiest day since vio-i™P* ^emmenl. lem-e eiiipti>d Sunday in protest:	-y *	*	<
agninsl the nicial policit** of the' Administration U>«rtcrs arranged while riominntisi South Rhodesian lo give him a friemlly reception | government. Negro gniiip* charge plus promises of aid—via the that the govenirncnl, while I’niled Nations—-in his struggle to preaching a policy of race part- keep his 27-day-old republic alive nership. i.s actually praclicng th«* f?s an imiependent African nation ntiiic supn-macy ladies of neigh- At the start of a hastily-arranged | txiring South Africa's government. two-<lay visit. Secretary of Slate,
Ttie rioting was touched off by the j('hristian A. Herter was due to arrcsl of three leaders of the mill-! meet the outspoken African lead-lanl National Democratic party, cr at the airport at mld'«ftemoon
*	*	*	[along with a welcoming Army
i i_The crisis in the Brttiilh colony,band ami a military honor guard, icaiuusl grave comvm in I.«ndon. |	* a k
The House of Commons met- Lumumba, who only last week through the night to discuss the|was talking of asking Russian help situation I	jto oust Belgian troops from the
*	*	*	I Congo, was to meet officially with
, Some Africans in. Bulawayo:Herlor and top administration .were reported urging formation of aides later today as s followup to
I Negro home guard. They \
Troopers Captured but Saved by AAembert‘ of State Force
WAYLAND (^Two State Police troopers were captured and dia-last night by a man who threatened to shoot his ex-wife in the head if they did not surrender.
They were resi'ued by fellow, officers.
Troopers f'leorge Hein and Larry Olmstea^ went to the home of Mrs. Agnes Terpstra In nearby | Moline to answer a family trouble:
Congo Heads Get Personal Aid From U.N.
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He w ill b*> an honor guest during his slay, residing at the government's Blair House, Me is to mix some sightseeing with his official call, including a talk with repre.sentnlives of the World Bank UNITED NATIONS N Y lAPt'"^^ might help ease his govem--Premier-Patrice‘Lumund,a of	'‘"••"‘•i''' ‘’'if*’' u
the Congo and his aides, report-! ediy short of money for their North American visit. wetT
to b«‘ gelling personal fi-j Inancial help from the United Na-i tions.
call.
Mrs. Terpstra said her former son-in-law, Richard Childs, 27 Wyoming was threatening her' daughter Rose, 20, who had <B-! vorced Childs recently.
when they arrived they found flillda and his ex-wlfe In the bnrkynrd. The.v said that as they approached CMIds seised the , , wonMn, held a .4# oallber re-demonstrate their backmg for the! volver agslnst her head and told newest independent African na-tion to pmorKP from rolonielism.!
■	^	T umumha'< arrival rolnrWpd The officers surrendered their
nam" I'lmcX^ Hlmr	-'h "ntp^al "f^^m	-d then were herded into
came imlc,a-mleni of Belgian	house where Mrs. Terpstra.
ntonev and doctors to help restorewatching from a
...... *	♦	*	es.sential services in the Congo.	managed to
There was nn civnfirmation !	'*"** between 8 and	the^ police again,
nuie WHS no	Cpl. John Graham and Trooper!
and disorder.
among them.
French Troops Attack Algerian .Rebels Anew
FOR FRESHEST
MEATS
AT LOWEST PRICES
SHINNERS
and Childs, still threatening toj shoot his wife, told .them to drop' Top Slate DcpaHinonl officials, .**’^'*’ siiiveying the virtual economic! Instead Graham began to plead and government paral.vsis in the with Childs and when the man's ALGIERS. Morocco lAP' — Se\- Congo, have concluded IbatlarrnoC attention was distracted Huge I lal thou.Siind Eiench timps havcicd. Thousands of outside techni-^ Jumped Mm and took his gun launched a ne\\ pffcn.sive against icians, kicked by several hundrcil away. During the 81 r u g g I e ihe Algerian letiels in the Ouar-'million dollars in economic assist-, (liilds* revolver discharged once siuiis n gion southwest of AlgieiN.' ance. nuij be required if the U.N.j but the bullet struck no one.
The Ftt'tich claimed 68 rebels,Congo, have concluded that far! Childs was subdued and taken to wcie killisl and 17 eaplured Mon-nioiT Ilian Hus sum will be need-the Wayland post. Officers said he day. Ihe first day of operations. ,ed Tliousaiids of outside lechni-: probably would be charged today.

be sweet,
You can slim down or stay tis trim as you are now with Pioneer or Big Chief sugar. They can aHtuIIy lietp you control your wei^t by helping you control your appetite. You see only sugar Mtisfies your appetite so fast with so few calories. Just 18 calories in a kvel teaspoonful.
Lett
t the big red “Michigan Made” seal on every red, wKite, and blue bag remind you that Big Chief and Pioneer give you more flavor—faster energy. Take home Big Chief or Ihoneer fugar next time you abop! *
...You're )ight to use more MICHIGAN M.ADE PURE SUGAR
groroand prbeeMed iaJ^kh^an ^-Mlebifaa ^<opk _

Lond-O'-Lakes
Lightly Soittd
Butter U0C
I'lb. Caiton WMi C««pen
HUNT'S
Slicod or HolviS
PEACHES
25'
MECHHUr
COFFEE
Mb. Cob With CoopoB
49*
Miracle Whip
39*
Solod Dressing
Full Quort Jar With Coupon
WESSON OIL
Takei the Smoke OUt of Frying
»1»
Full Gollon Con
VALUAME TOM'S COUPON
GOOD iOR TNI rURCHASI OF
BEECH-NUT
COFFEE
Mb.
Con
49'
Non* soM H minors or doolors. Limit
oapirot Hr ]0, I960.
GOOD FOR THE PURCHASE OF
LAND '0 LAKES
BUTTER
LIcnTLY lALTSD
Mb.
Ctn.
59'
Mono sold to minors or doaiors. Limit
\aLUAIU TOM'S coii^
GOOD FOR TNI P
SALAD DRESSING
39*
Quoit
Jor
oapiros Imly JO. I960.
Stor-Kist Totty Chunk Style TUNA	4 Reg. Cons	89*
Dole—Hawoiion PINEAPPLE JUICE	Jumbo 46 Oz. Con	'25*
Filler-Rock Fency, Solid Feck WHITE MEAT TUNA	1	|«“69‘
Filler-Rock Testy Chinook SALMON	Va Con	59°
Hert Brand TOMATO JUICE	Toll 29 Oz. Con	15°
Personal Size . IVORY SOAP	15-"79*	
For Outdoor Bor-B-Que REYNOLDS WRAP	25 Foot Roll	25°
Del Monte Whole or ^ SLICED BEETS 2	No. 303 Gloss Jars	29°
Smuckers Pure Preserves STRAWBERRY	12 Oz. Jor	29°
Kreft "Jet-Puffed" MARSHMALLOWS	10 Oz. Bog	19°
Long Burning CHARCOAL	4 lb. Bog	29°
CHARCOAL BRIQUETS	39* '"-“ 69*	
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THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY. JULY 2T, I960
Rev. Norvell on Vacation
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Visitors Come and Go


The Rer. and Mn. William C. Norvell. with their ' daughters Lynne, Christina and Deborah, will leave Friday for a month’s vacation at their cottage at Marquette on Lake Superior.
The Rev. Norvell who has been an associate rector at Christ Church Cranbrook for the past eight years has' accepted the pastorate at St. Christopher Episcopal' C lOi r c h at River Hills near Milwaukee. Wk
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Joel Thome, a student at Acadamie Internationale in Nice France, has been chosen to conduct an
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Mark l.iilhoran rhiirrh. Oivhanl Ijike, *if P.irhard SirtmiolK of Kei»go HarNir »rkl •He tornier Ruth Ann .Adamson of f«iai Island l.ak^
Xh» Rpv. Howard Claycomh^ performed the randlehjpit ('eremonv befoi'e aome I'lOO auest?
The bride m the daughter of Mr* Albir Wilhelm Adam son of Ixig Cabin Tr?ul. Cedar Island Lake, and the late Mi Adam.ion
Her bouffant gowTi of white Chantilly lace and tulle over !«atm was styled with fitted hodice sabrina neckline and • hapel train WHITF. ORCHinH
A fingertip veil of silk illusion wai attached to a small plateau completely cov ei-ed with lilies of the valley.
Two white orchids.centered her hand-cascade of mimatuie pink and white roses.
Mrs. Thomas Gotham 'of West Bloomfield Township, was matron of honor, and the bride s niece Joan Adams of Oxbow Lake wore cameo ivory sUk organza over taffeta, with matching headbands.
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Flat bows of aqua taffeta accented their ballenna-length skirts They carried baskets of aqua carnations.
Ronald Simmons of Gai-den City wa.s best man for his brother
They are the sons of Mr. and Mrs. James Simmons of Livonia .lesse and Harry W'ertanen of Dearborn wei-e
'Dutch' Party All Right
By EMn,Y POST Dear Mrs. Post: My brother has been asked to be the best man at a friend's w’ed-ding. He would like to give a bachelor party for the bride-
He wants to make it a ■'Dutch treat " dinner That is. he is planning to ask all the men uivnted to contribute ten " dollars Part of this money is to go towiard the payment of the dinner and the remainder IS to go toward a purse for the bridegroom
I lold him that 1 didn't think it was proper for him to invite these men to a party and then a.sk them to pay fj^ their own dinners, and tliatfif he gave the party it was up'to him to pay for it.
He thinks it is perfectly all right to do as he suggests a.s he cannot afford to give the party alone. Please rve me your opinion of this as I don't want him to be criticized later for having done the wrong thing.
Answer. If the men that are invited agree to the "Dutch treat” dinner and to the amount each is to contribute, no one will critiaze your brother for having organized it. Any money left over should be used to buy a pres, ent for the bridegroom and not given to him as a purse.
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Dear Mrs. Post: I am badly crippled with arihniLs and it is very difficult for me to get up. When a woman is presented to me. would I be considered very rude if 1 did not rise?
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Answer: You need do no more than start to get up and then If -the woman doesn't sffise your difficulty and say, “Oh please don't get up," you may quite properly say with a smile, ‘Tm very sorry, but getttag up is 10 difficult for
MRS. RU'HARD W. SIMMONS
WESTACRES RECEPTION At the reception in West acres Qub Houie, Orchard Lake, Mrs. Adamson was attired in a two-piece sheath dre.ss' of turquoise silk shan-' tung,
Mrs Simmons cliose a fuil-skined grey silk print jacket for her son's weeing Both moihei-s wore orchids Mr Simmons, who is an electncai engineering senior at LawTence Institute of Technology. and his bride will live at Cedar Island Lake
audition concert for conductors at the Palais de ' Mediterranean on Saturday. He has also been invited to ccmduct at LeMkna, France, In August.
Son of Dr. and Mrs. Maurice Thtpe of James K Boulevard. Joel is a graduate of the Eastman School of Music in Rochester, N.Y
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Lt. Col. and Mrs. John Leroy Clancy who have been in Tokyo, Japan for the past three years will arrive Saturday for visits with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Leroy Clancy of Mt. Clemens street.
While stationed in the Orient. Lt. Col. Clancy was manager of the finance corps of the U. S. Army in Yokohama and Tokyo.
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Former Pontiac residents Mr. and Mrs. Leon Genre with their children Lynn. Leon Jr., and Patsy have returned to Atlanta, Oa., after attending the Adamson-Simmons wedding Saturday in Orchard Lake. Mrs. Genre is the former Patricia Adamson.
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Mrs. William Sara and Mrs. Oscar Oie, who were houseguests of their sister, Mrs. Albin Wilhelm Adamson of Cedar Island Lake, have returned to Ishpeming. and Mrs. William Rowe, a cousin, to Calumet.
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Here for a two-month visit with her parents, the James Clancys of Ruth street, are Mrs. Richard Thompson and infant daughter Maaria of Gardena, Calif.
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Mrs. H. T. Baker and son John of Navajo drive and Mrs. Marion Benter and son Roger of Iroquois road spent Sunday at Culver Military Academy, Culver, Ind., visiting James Baker, who is attending the summer school session.
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Returned Tuesday from Chippewa Ranch are Chris and Tom Griffin, children of the Glenn H. Griffins of OgemaW road.
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Mrs. Gus Anderson and daughter Marilyn of Zurich, Switzerland, were houseguests of Mr. and Mrs. Omar E. MacNutt of Neomc didve this past week.
Marilyn and Leah MacNutt will be teaching in Colorado Springs, Colo., in September.
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The Charles Howard Schlunts, who were married June 19 at Battle Creek Tabernacle, were honored Saturday evening at a reception in the Riverside Seventh-day Adventist Church on Mt. Clemens street.
Hostesses were Mrs. Russell E. Perry and Mrs. William J. HeitscU. Mr. Schlunt and his bride, the former Janet Rae Wildman, will Jive in Berrien Springs where they attend Andrew^ University.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Smith (Marion Humphrey) of Berkley announce the birth of a son, Lawrence James, June 20, in Mount Carmel Mercy Hospital. Detroit.
Grandparents are the Earl Humphreys of Berkley and the Andrew K. Smiths of Orchard Lake avenue.
Monkey business is the aim of Freach designer Pierre Balmain tiho displayed these hats of monkey fur at a Paris shouing. The models represent the three
Carole Lombard Back in^tyle?
legendary monkeys uiho see no evil, speak no evil and hear no evil.
Fickle Fashion Foils Females
By GAV PAILEV 1 PI WaniAn'z Editor PARIS (UPI» — We women no sooner get lour hemlines all taken up thap,; whoops. Paris hauls ’em down again. And just about the time we get our psyches adjusted to the rush
of the 1960s, Paris pushes us back into the leisurely pace of the 1930s.
Fickle fashion, in other words, Is at it againM^ on a new cycle which this year means a lot of return to the old.
So look tor aldrts one to two
Shower Fetes Anastasia
Womens Section
Anastasia Savvas was honored at a bridal shower in an Oriental garden setting Sunday afternoon at the home of her aunt. Mrs. William P. Grogory on West Huron street.
The honoree's sister Mrs. Fred P. Samra of Detroit was cohostess.
Among the guests were the bride-elect's mother Mrs Azarias Savvas of Liberty street, and Mrs. .lohn Mul-opulos of Toledo and .Mrs, Cu.s Johnson, of Royal Oak mother ami godmother of her fiance.
Also present w'we Mrs. AbrAhitm R y e s o n. Evelyn Ryeson, Christine George, Mrs. Abraham Fitanides. Mrs Abraham Sa.vas, Mrs. Socrates V. Sekles, Mrs. Peter Tsat-sahis, Mrs. John Tsatsanis. Mrs. Ray Pace, Mrs. Paul Mitchell, Mrs. William Mitchell, Mrs. Thomas Nicholas, Mrs. Phil Chrjsti and Mrs. Basil Kiriako.
Mothers Compare Notes on Same-Age Babies
Dear Mn. Post: When a gn>9 of women go out to din-, ner and they have one drink at the bar while toting for a tabia. Is a tip to the bartender in order?
Aapwar: Yes.
One year ago five area uomen becarpe good friends while awaiting the birth of their babies at Pontiac General Hospital, inter, when each was presented a pink babv girl bundle, the mothers decided to keep in touch with one another to observe their infants' fu	got together for a pleasant after-)
noon of teeth.^ hair, weight, shoe size and first word compann^
Pictured above the mothers and daughters are, Jfrom left, hostess \trs. \eil Crandall of fPesl Chicago ({ienue with Carrie Anne, born Julv 29; Mrs. Edward Hanes of Berwick boulevard with Ruth Helen, July 29; Mrs. Millard Squire of lakeside drive with Kathie Ann;-July 2BrJIrs. Donald Ostrander of Coleman street with Jill Marie, Aug. 1; and Mrs. Jack Castor of Phillips rodiTwfih Jill Arm. JuU 79.
indies taiger than last year and to the revival of the sleek, straight hairdos, the'haircovering hats, the wraparound coats, and the loosely-fitted silhouette of the pre-Worid War II days when Carole Lombard instead of Brigitte Bardot was setting styles. «
Othen were Stella Williams. Helen Iliades, Mrs. Kenneth Davis, Mrs. I^m Savas, Mn. WilliaYn Coulacos, Mn. Pantel Pantdides. Mrs. Edward Oliver. Mn. Nick Papatheo-dore, Mrs. Stephen Socrates. Mrs. Theodore Brown. Mrs. Peter Karakos. Mrs. Nick Yaksitch. Elizabeth and Bethania Gregory.
The list concludes with Mrs. Andrew .Seres of Toledo. Mrs. •lames Prokos of Waterford Township, .Mrs. George Samra and Doreen Griffin of Detroit and Mrs. Nicholas T. Mitchell of West Bloomfield Township.
Mrs. Fred P. Samra will be matron of honor when her sister marries George Mut-opulos, Sept. 4 in St. George Greek Orthodox Church. Bethania Gregory will serve as her cousin's bridesmaid, with Christine George. EvelJ-n Ryeson and Antigone Papa-nichola.
Snip, Snip, Snip and Dior Shows the Kneecaps
PARK on - Deaigner Yves Saint Laurent of Dior dropped a fashion bomb today by chopping skirts off short enough to show the* kneecap and dropping the waistline nearly to the bottom of the hips.
Busts were flattened and waists swallowed up.
The line was basically a sack, or chemise, with a low-slung bag tacked on at the hot-
Jackets, too, were dropped drastically to the bottom of the hip, where gathered-on melon sk^ took over. Skirts were moderately tucked in at the hem, which usually hit mid-, knee level.
Saint Laurent did not baptize his new shape with a name, but it looked a bit like a bomb or elongated melon. It always hung on a long, slack middy top.
Barbecue
Honors
Fiancee
Joan Barbiua Pierce of Bir-mingham is on a busy party-<-ircuit before her marriage to James Bradley Ryerse.
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Guests at Sunday's outdoor barbecue luncheon \ given by Sandra Trathen of Birmingham and Betty Seymour of , Pmtiac included many former classmates of the bride-elect at Eastern Michigan University.
Mrs. Roy Jackson ‘Invited members of the Maranatha Bible Class of the First Baptist Church to a shower Tburs-day evening at her home on Rascob street. Mrs. George Attwater of Sylvan Lake was cohosteas.
Honoring their niece at a recent shower wwe Mrs. John Fezzey of Berkley and Mrs. Stanley Graf at the latter’s home on Spring Arbor drive. Southfield.
Hosts for the r^arsal dinner Thursay, Aug. 4, in Ted's Restaurant. Bloomfield Hills, w-ill be Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ryerse of Opdyke road, parents of fh^ bridegroom-elect.
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Mrs, Paul Carey of Bloom-held Township has been named honor matron for the Aug. 6 wedding in the First Methodist Church, Birming-ham. Betty Jo Fitzpatrick; Betty Seymour and Sandra Trathen will serve as brides-
These were among the fall .and winter fashion trends which developed on the opening day of a week-long aeries of shows by members of the Chambre Syndicate de la Couture Parisienne Clhe Union of Parisian Dress Designers).
Shown Tuesday: A batch of old-timers in this big business of women's wear, Pierre Balmain, Jacques Heim, president of the chambre, Nina Ricci, and Gres.
Designer Pierre Cardin, who once was with the house of Christian Dior, was yesterday's strongest exponent of the longer skirts and the return to an era w4iich many of you reading this are too young to remember.
Cardin dropped hemlines about two inches from last year’s level so the knee-cap is amply covered. Jacques Grlffe and Jean Patou were more cautious, lowering them one-half to one inch.
Shoulders were natural. Dresses and suits (with hipbone length Jackets) skimmed over the bo^ lightly, never hugging too closely. Waistlines were not sharply-defined, but indicated with scallop insets or intricate seaming.
Most daytime costumes of the new season continued the slim skirt. But watch for gentle flare here and there.
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Both Cardin and Paton featured the wrap-around look for fall. Several of the Cardin coats not only had to be clutched together at the front to keep out winter breezes, but also had huge, fur-trimmed collars wrapped high and close about the neck.
Patou’s head designer. Ger-man-bom Roland Karl, carried the wrap^ut)und theme right from suits through late day and formal clothes. Favorite technique was the wrap-ov-er skirts, with one layer of fabric overlaying another smoothly.
Touches of the 19 3 0 ' s showed at Jacques Griffe’s also. Lines of the costume followed tite body naturally, the, firm said, obeying what the * texture of the fabric itself demanded.
Adequate Light Means a Lot at Beauty Time
To insure beautiful and flawless results when maklng-up, your	face	should	be	flooded
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various beauty requisites.
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, According to a beauty authority unless you can see every stroke of make-up that you apply, and are able to see the colors in their true' shades, your make-up application will laU shOTt of perfection.
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If you are making-up for daytime, apply your requisites near a window where the light steams in to guide you. If this is not com'enioit. tight up your dressing table with bright daylight electric li^ts and check the resuIU in frrait of a window before going out.
Fete Millers' 30th Year
\ Friends and relatives of|Mr. and Mn. Otis H. Miller of Nowa court, Waterford, have been Invited to the coupe's 30th tsedding anniversary open house fr^ 2 to 6 pm. Sat-irday.
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St. Benedift Roma» Cathdic Owirch. the Rev. Robert F. Wyzgoeki will officiate at a blessing of the wedding.
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Following the Saturday affair. Mr. and
a twttwaek znmor trip to Florida, where they will vacation with M*p. Miller’s fa-ffir. fymer Pontiac resident ^Ank'Bertoli ^ Lakeworth.
THE PONTIAC PRESIS, WEDXESDA\" JULY 27. lOOfl
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PiiplayB Garb of Past White Houic Women	'	'
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CAUFLxur oopmo The iDwno, repreaentinc the 12 first ladles of Republican prest*' dents from U60 to 1360, were careful copies of actual dresses now on dhqilay in the Smithsonian In--**ntion in Washingtao; D.C.
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With profeialoiial staging and amataur models — aU pimninent GOP wives — the ahmrtng in-, eluded narration by Arlene Dahl and WendeU Corey.
Such care was taken in the
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Styles Bridges, wife of the New Hampshire senator, even wearing a University of Vermont sorority pin like one Grace Cool-idge wore. Mrs. Bridges was modeling the dusty rose velvet sh«t flapper-era dress of Mrs. CDoUdge.
Mrs. Lawrence Averili of Detroit. in the sam.e sorority chapter as Mrs. Ooolidge. providedf her pin for Mrs. Bridges' costume.
The dresses are considered so elegant and historic that they will go'on tour of the, United States from here and may be presented to a museum later.
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SPECIAL WALTZ ! Mrs. C. Wayland Brooks, linois national committeewoman and official convention hostess, spent months setting up the affair featuring a specially composed "Great Lady Waltz" and a luncheon menu including mint i julep frappe, festival of chicken land a dessert described as "amer-
Mra. Antbony.x;oryi. today's cook, hhs five children, including a baby only two months old. She enju^ gardening and sewing.
APPLE STRUDEL By Mie. Apthony Oeryi hi piBt Mur enua 3 HI Tolis
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1 pound aorfsrliw Cut margarine and flour together until crumbly. Add sou{ cream and slightly beat-: en yolks. Dissolve yeast in I warm water and ad^^Woi k
together like pit crust. Chill | overnight.
Take one-third df the dough | and roll very thin on a floured i boar d. Lay on a gnaaed | cookie sheet.' The dough ' MUST be larger than the pan to allow for shrinkage.
Sprinkle doagh with a coaplc of handfuls of com-fiakee. Cat peeled appiea' Into Vi-hMk wed gee aad eever aU the dough. SprinUe . with >1 cap sugar mixed ^ with claaamoB. Dot with , hlto of margartoe.
Fold the dough to meet in ] the center of the pan like the back of an envelope. Bake 35 1o 45 minutes at 350 degrees.
Cool and Uiaze with a mixture of confectioners sugar J and milk. Cut into bars.
You may keep the dough in the refrigerator tor a week.
Tofs Are Tasters Hands Need Care
Children are explorere and like to taste things they find. ITiey may sample aspirin, laxative, s^atives, rubbing al; cohol, liniment, furniture polish, paint and insecticides. Home economists suggest parents take special precautions to store harmful materials out of baby's reach.	‘
(NEA) — Not eveoone has well-shaped hands, but everyone can have well-cared-for hands. So be sure you use hand lotion frequently and that your nails are clean and neatly manicured. This will minimize any defect in the shape of the hands themselves.
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THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, JULV 27, 1960
Notables Discuss Hats
A quick look around the gloo* •ier odvertising, publiahing and fashion firma in any bic dty bears out this Adew. It's easy to spot the bo« My— she's the one wearing the hat.
Some prominent women in and out of New York recently aired their views on the subject of haU:
Joan Crawford, business ex-ecutixY and mo\ie star:	”1
^couldn't imagine dressing for the day and leaxing off a hat. Hats are the very spice and life of a c^me. That's why I wear my hat in the office— taking it off would spoil the complete effect I created so carefully that morning.
Mrs. Caroline K. Simon, lawyer and secretary of slate for New York: "Choosing the right hat to go with a costume gix-es me almost as much satisfaction as w inning a case in court"
Dorothy Draper, noted decorator: "I like the well-groomed effect of a hat planned to go Vith jut	my hat
in the offW all day, so as not to spoil the effect."
Alexandra Danilova. ballerina and choreographer: "I always choose a dramatic hat for « lecture date. I e\ en wenr a hat while directing reheani-
"The dress and hat are a unit, and neither should detract from the other. I Interpret this rule by wearing a simple hat with an elaborate costume and gay flowered bats with simple outfits."
Mrs. T. Marfco Robertson, society leader: "A hat is an exclamation point to what you are tiyinf to say about >onr-self. I like hats so well that 1 pick the hat first and then the outfit to go with it. "
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Ann Sothem. TV and mox ie star: "I don't think anything else a woman wears has more subtle appeal than a hat ’
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, The PonliHC Republican Womcn’.s ^ Tea hostesses were Mrs. Slay-jClub preeident. Mrs. Paul Gor-ibaugh and Mrs. Lulu Lubyr Mrs. 'man, appointed committee chair-1 Duncan E. MeVean and Bra. Gor-
■men at a meeting Monday ini Adah Shelly Library,
presided at the tea service.
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I Our Finest Valuee from I quality ftecli theat.
I Girls' Grey Suedej, Black I Patents. White Straps.
U-Tip Oxfords, Sixes 4
I They are Mrs. K. Milton Ilalh-i I way and Mrs. Nelson Hunter, pro-! gram and education: Mrs, B:. M,! I Malone, finance; Mrs, Charles jBarretl, hospitality: Mrs. J. i,.i j.Slaybaugh. social and house: Mrs. i\V. E, C. Huthwaite. memberahip;
I Mrs. F. ,1. McGregor, publlcit v ;
I Mrs. William Kreklow. remem-jbrance; Mrs. Bde.Mh Patten, legislation: Mrs. C. M. Pelican, parliamentarian.
I
STRIDE-RITE SHOES |
Discontinued styles for boys ^ and girls. School and Dress types. Also, a few corrcc-
I Richard I Moore, Republican candidate (or the State Legislature from District 2. was guest speaker.
Can Be State of Health or Finances
I then with m fcffc, when
lork prida traa't let JoIom m.
By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN
wounds alone before again meeting die world head on. We may need time for adjnsiment before thq pieces of life again fall tala place. However, evea this, when carried too far. Is a handicap la recovery. Work and human con-
and bring life back into focna.
Certainly financial strain Ihould not cause you to lose track of your Iriends or to fail to make friends. Your real frienda will still be theiA and all real people ap^kveiate the thought rather than the elaborateness of the entertainment. The pothers really do not matter!
W# 9iva th« FREE THEATER FARTY
Hektts too!
S'topp'
Gossip Dispels Milady's Charm; Breeds Sorrow
JUVENILE BOOTERIE
2S..E. Lawrence St;
(Open Mon. and Fri. to 9)
OUR SUMMER HOURS
Open Dally 1* AJVI.
to 5:M P.M. Open Monday and Friday .Nighta 'til f P..M.
Saturday 'til S:3#
iNF;A> — If you would like to check on the degree of charm you possess, ask your-, self some questions:
Am I a gossip? Am 1 nosey? Do I pry intd the affairs of others? Do I nsk qut'stions which arc none of my business? Do I distotl the scraps of information I pick up when I retell them?
GEORGE'S
hishion Center of Ponlinr
Vs OFF!
If the answer to any of these questions Is yes. better give charm a loxv rating. For no woman who is a nosey gosiip cx er possesses a lai-ge degi-ee of charm.
In back of her eagerness to gossip lies an envy of the activities of others coupled generally with a roal dislike, Sueli a woman is no warmhcartetl fi iend of humanity. Rather, she is busy peering and pecking, trying to discover the little flaws in human naturo.
A visit or a telephone call or a note or some thoughtfulness which costs nothing but a bit of perception, are the things which warm the heart. A cup of tea, offered with sincere and enthusiastic hospitality is as cherished as a four-course dinner, by those who count.
I think, actually, that in os lonely folks are that way because they are timid about making the first gesture toward friendship.
They wait for tlie world to come to them. If you are lonely, if you do not have enough friends, don’t be afraid to make the first gracious gesture.
is impossible to contribute! generously to the lives of those!j about one in ways that really count without having friends. If you have a sensitive attitude, drop it. Comc| ’ out of your shell. Make the first	RUTH MILLETT
gesture ;ind watch the miracle| The only boys who won't dale a! happen.	I teen-age girl because her parents j
*	*	aiT "strict" H"e the kind sire'
If you need some psychological < shouldn't be dating, anyhow. , suggestion.^ to help you. my leal-| That’s n.y answer to a teen- !
'// you are lonely, if you do not have enough friends, don't be afraid to make the first gracious gesture.
Daughter's Welfare Rates Before Trust
ANNUAL SUMMER SALE!
GROUP OF DRESSES
OPT
GROUP OF PLAY TOGS
COTTON ^L0USES
10-20
1/2 Off
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ALL SHORTS and PEDAL PUSHERS
1/2 Off

26 W. Huron St.
For practical pointers on getting along with tiiat man in your life.i order yotjr copy of Ruth Milieu's new bookli't. "How to Have a Happy Husband." Just send 2.^ cents to Ruth Milieu Reader Seiwice,
■ I T- ' '	•	" — ' inxiB Illy annnrr lo u n.-i-ii- rare of The Pontiac Press, P.O. i
nni	•A*'	“''"k* her par- Bo.n 189. Dept. A. Radio City Sta-
and .Self-Consciousness will help enl, don't trust her. They want lion. New Yorli 19. N.Y. you. If .you to have it. send know where she Is going. Insist a s .imped, self-addressed envelope! „„ meeting her dales .pd want with your i-equest for leaflet No. 39. p*, ^.^k home no later than
Georges-Newports
fowolry Oopl.
74 North Sh<m*w St.
Addiess Josephine Low m of The Pontiac Press.
Bessie Gianakos Feted Saturday at a Shower
twelve
'eloek. The girl Is tit-I a sophomore In Ugh

Of
this
HERE'S THE SALE YOU HAVE WAITED FOR . . ."^ALL
/irfeifue^
SWIM SUITS
activity
doesn't make her vei-y happy. And her diseontent is always reflected in the tight little lines about mouth and eyes. If this is happening to you. ask yourself if what you are doing to yourself is worth it.
writes: "Most of my friends can do as they please because their parents trust them. Half of the I time their parents aren't evtn 'lumie when they have dates and they certainly don't think they , have to meet the boy.
, Bride-elect Bessie Gianakos was' .
.honored by Mra. Leohai-d Sundahl
at n miscellaneous shower Satm- pleasr-. ^too. because their day at the Sunr'ahl home on West	‘ *'* “P
Simple, slimming, smart! Travel Iroquois road Mri^ Julian Bake,	*
from midsqmmer tlirough Ball in and Mra. John W Baker yvere co- “'	P"	olcl-fash-,
this lyvo-piecc dress with a neally'hoslesst's.	J '3ivd and unreesonable""
tucked lop. and choice of slim or Mrs. James H Baker came from • P^'r will you. when you are flared skirt. It's sew-ea.sy. * Dixon, III. to uUend ilC' party for;0*tl enough to appreciate their con-Printed Pattern 4707: Half Si/es	Also prosen11fo'' .votu "elfare and tu be
11' - 16't 18'-- 20'i 22'a Tj	'^e honoroe's mother. Mrs.	for the love that prompts
See'piittcrn for" yardages '	Gianakos of Michigan ave- ‘hem to do yvhat 0\ey know is
Printed directions on r ich p ,t-	Srandmother, Mre.lriSht instead of taking the easy
ten, part Lasier, accuriue ‘ Bessie Gianakos^ ^	•
Send Bifly Cents m coins foi-j The guest list included Mra. Soc-Ihis pattern-add 10 cents lor eaifli rates Sekles. Mra. Floyd Hayward for Ist-ciass mailing. ^nd.Mrs. Donald Reichard. Mrs. Poul
I way of letting you do as you plei ! —as some of your friends' parents
patten
to Anne Adams, cai-e of The Pon-; Johnson: Mrs. Paul Johnson Jr.
|tiac PiTss 137 Pattern Dept., 243 iWest 17th .S|., New York 11. N. Y. Print plainly Name. Addro.ss with !Zone, Sizij and Style Number.
Stephanie,- Priscilla and Susan Jones, and Shirley Haywand.
A1.SO present were Mrs. Chris Kontos. Martha and Mary Breck-enridge, Mrs. Wilbur Taylor, Linda Sundahl,' Mrs. William fariiso, Bella Sheldon. Mrs. Aleck Cap-salis, Mrs. Beinie Falk and Kathy Falk, and Mrs. Floyd Jones.
Miss Gianakos wUl wed Nobel I.ee Baker August '28 in St. George Greek Orthodox Church.
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NO MONEY JDOWN
Hal S»r "Ck«#» ir '
Your Choice . . . WhUe They Last!
15.95	ROSE MARIE REIDS Sara SSJ2 ... Now ...
10.63
17.95	ROSE MARIE REIDS
So# S5M ...now...
n.97
19.95	ROSE MARIE REIDS
Soto M-C5 ... ffew .. .i
13.30
22.95	ROSE MARIE REIDS
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15.30
GEORGE'S

NEW SUMMER HOURS
Monday thru Thursday 8 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Friday and Saturday 8 A.M. to 9 P.M.
CLOSED SUNDAY
74 N. UCINAW ST . :
FREE PARKING
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TWO DAILY DEIIVERIES T0 DITROII AND , INTERMEDIATE POINTS
Professional PERMANENTS Styled os YOU Like It!
IMPERIAL BEAUTY SALOH
219 Auburn Ave.
FE 4-2878
. No AFpointrr.ent Necessary IDITH 8T«H«ON -Owner ■ ’
No docent boy is going to think less of you fpr such |ta rental concern and supervision. In fact, most of the boys you meet will have more respect for you be-rauso your parents obviously cherish you enough to try and pantect you.
There’s another thing yog ought to know. Your parents aren't showing any lack of tinist in you by wanting to meet your dates and wanting to know where you are going and bji wanting you hJmc at a reasonable hour.
That’s, their duty a.s parents-just as |f is your duty a.s their daughter to not only respect their wishes but to try to appreciate their loving evneern.
Paint Buying Tip
(UPli — When selecting i paint color from a small paint chip, remember that the color will look deeper when it is used on a larger area like a wall. For that reason, choose a rolor that is a bit lighter than the one or> the chip.
CUT
_ CRYSTAL
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STEMWARE
40*
DIXIE POTTERY
5281 Dixie Hwy.
FE 3-1894
ANDRE’S 2 MOST MAGNIFICENT PERMANENTS
Short . . . sweet . . . adaptable ... glamorous or casual styling a.s .you choose. For .sum-'mer comfort or vacation fun it makes hair care a breeze.
Open Friday Hil 9 P.M.
Beauty Salon
2nd Floor, Pontiac State Bldg.	FE 5-9257
PARAMOUNT BEAUTY SCHOOL
- 11 Vi S. SsftMw, Esgl* Theater AMg.. Venliac, Mich.
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COULD YOU
Theee three ringa -
appewanoe and dHunood
wei^L	their prue, differ widely-H^^
* * ;^f“™?tioiM we will be happy to show you.
reason, why
peo^	our guidance when they ael^
theii^iamonds ... and why been named "MasUar Jewelen" by the makera of

REDIROXD’S
Jewelers - Optometrists
81 N. Saginaw St.
FE 2-3612


THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDX KSDAY, JULY 27, 1»60
Pore Thing, See a Doctor. Says AMiy
VI;'
TWEXTV-THREE
To Cool Off Foit
Girts in a Sweat Ovp;^Rerspiration
It kMUty tlfep is hard t<i cotae by on nighta. try ttiH
lara radrlm. take • leistvtiy
with the towel, not rubbtng. Pat the body with chilled, good quality witch ,lvuel Aa the tonic evagoraiea the deUghttal cooling aenaatlon laata
HAIR FASHIONS . . . for summer require a Proifessional Permanent
By ABIGAIL VAN BfBCN DEAR ABBY: I know thU lan t the worM problem in the worid, but It’a bad enough to write about.
; to a tamiiy of cfaam-
becavMc. hia handa aw«at ao bad. And I won't Ict^a boy
get Marred and crinkly If I’m not careful. Is then a cure for tUaf Or are we all bope-
bor'a hame to play earda and tbty aaid.
“Ufa «e the old earda Gertie geta ABBE, them all wet anyway."
My kid brother doeai't dance
DRIPPINO WET dear DRIPPING: Perapiiv ation aeems to run in your family. »ieat glande become overactive when	are
■upercharged.
Diacuaa It with your lunily doctor. Pethapa ha can give you Bomethli« to eontral it If he can% tiy to focget R -It’s a problem yen Mmply have to aweat wMb.
DEAR ABBY: What do you aay to a teeiMiM daughter who looks at you hato la her eyes and «ya she doemt owe
GOP Aided by Woman of Monroe
Mrs. Gibson Heads National Forty Club;
Laiids Female Work
CHICAGO (UPI> ~ More than two millioo women will be campaign helpmates for the Republican ticket. Mrs. Peter Gibson, president of the National Federation of Republican Women has predicted.
Mrs. Gibson has been a volunteer
Arrangement Session Set
A flower arrangement workshop will be conducted at the Thursday meeting of the Lorraine Manor Branch of the Woman's National Farm and Garden Assn.
Mrs. J. C. Calhoun of Birmingham, horticulture chairman of the Alicfaigan Division, WNPGA, wUl lead the workshop at • p.m. in the Community Services Building on Franklin boulevard.
Executive board members will be hostesses.
MMriMdMi't
gpluhuhmt
MEARTIICK'IKmiBR DEAR MOTHER; No ,ooe t» ba bora. Wbat ^
tit Of Ml te M«cr lupaM tothapuTOBta. la la paid eu
DEAR ABBY; PlaaM advise •XWCKOO MYSELT* that if aha orders a cuckw dock tor bar relatriet throtnh her hoa-baad who la atatiausd fai Ger> mtay. she will olrtainly bt
bath in tepid, nelthtr hot nor | enbugh for you to drop off to ooU, water Dry by patting ^ sleep.
Kx ;	C Al .LIE'S BE A1 TY SHOP
US Nerth Pmy
B9MBI
That’s a pretty stltt price to pay for ony Idiid of dock.
•OVERSEAS AND NOT CUCKOO"
NEIGHBOR WHO IS WISE TO HER"; A new broom swo^ daan. Buy one. And start snth your wvn doorstep.
A servicenMin purchaatag goods in a (oreign country moat •Ign a statenftnt that the pur-chute u a bona fMe gRt (ho ho* a quota of such gifta, too) bi order to get It duty-free. He may not send thtaiBi home to toO. ,	'
If he iwdfiight brooking those regMatiom, ha Is soM^ to
"What’i Your Problem?’ Write to Abby In care of The Pontiac Presi. Foe a penmal reply, enclose a stamp^, aalf-envelopt.
For Abby's pamphlet, "iVlIat Taen-agera Want to Know, ” •end 35 cents and a large, aelf-addreeacd, stamped envel' opa in earn of The/Pontlac PTOss

Tremendous Savinffs Diirinir

BOBETTE SHOP
REMOVAL
Everything in the Store On Sale —Large Savings
VACATIONING ?
Alewife, a member of the her-worker tor the Republican Party ring family. Is used for alls and In | '	products.	1
for more than 20 years.
The Monroe* Mich... wemaa began her poUttral career la IM by colleoMiig absentee votea. Sbe worked her way through the ranks as a preclaet worker, pres)-’ >t ef tke local women's Rep;;h ' nn rinb and delegate te
In 1958 abe was appointed by Ptesident Efcenhower to aerve on' the Aaaay (tommiaslon.
In addition to her political tn-teresta, Catherine Gibson has worked In various positions with' the Eastern Star, the Rainbow girls, the Daughters of the American Revolution and the Business and Professional Women.
Make r—w cm- 1
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Budget Department
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Values to
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complute - no appointment necweary	^
FOR A LIMITED TIME OMY | ^
Shampoo and Set ’2.00
f 1
Relax-a-tron for toainc inchw'- apecially priced
$]^00
Come In — Relax and Enjoy Our Newly Air-Conditioned Beauty Shop
WHITE ARNEL SKIRTS
4
Hip Stitched Pleats, Knife Pleats and Straight
Keg. to $8.98 NOW
TONY’S
Beauty Shop
Main Floor	.15 W. Huron	FE 3-7186
STYLE SHOP PRICES 8UGRTLY HIGHER
'99
uY HIGHER	^ ^
and
•M.OM MEMBERS
She is head of an organization boasting a membership of about 500.000.
"Womea,” she aaid, "wanf peace I more than anything else in 1960. And they'll vote for an administration that will work for peace."
She said the Eisenhower administration "secured that place with the ceaaation of the Koi^m war.” Fartherinore, she aald7^‘‘The Republlcaas ensured a nMre ata-bie prosperity, leveled off prices, •ad broaght sons and loved ones
■A
ENTIRE STOCK
Mrs. Gibson said she is proud of the distaff attendance and participation in this week's. GOP con-wntion.
She aMd the 609 women delegates and alternates at the con vention represent a record for , either party.	|
Swim Wear
And of that number, she said. i more than 90 per cent are mem-, bers of the E'ederation.
ROSE MARIE REID ROXANNE - DARLENE PETTI OF ENCINO
Beware the Wilid Noil Polish Shade
(NEAi — Originally, the
through the contrast of pink or rosy-red to white skin.
We’ve come a long distance since then. But our skin tones have not changed. So before you consider brown, blue, beige or white polish, consider your own skin tones.
Does beige polish really enhance your skin? Or does it make your hands look sallow ? Unless a new polish shade really does something for you, best stick to the rosy tones.
'A Off ■Atultvi.
HURON at TELEGRAPH
Tues., Wed., Sot. 10 to 6 — Mon., Thurs., Fri. 10 to 9
E ARE MOVING TO LARGER QUARTERS!
BLOUSES
$|99
i
seamprufe:
SLIPS
Reg. $3.98
$Q»9
Seamless Hose
PUin or Mesh Reg. 61.29

7fV
2 Pair $1.50
BRAS —Broken Sizes
Don't Strain Eyes
(UPD—Keep the car
ind-
shield clean because a dirty windshield increases glare, adds to eye strain, and cuts visibility.
PAULI’S
SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE
Beauty Clinic
by Edythe McCulloch
MAKE-UP FOR
A SUN TAN
^ __iieva ihu duor and cool frash look for summer, use a very light tpuch. Start with a moisture cream used sparingly. Add a bit of tinted ioundotiqn and top with, pressed powder. Foundation and powder oi a shade nearest your sun tanned lace, oi course.
Shape your brows well and tweeze out the stragglers os always. Ufe a brush .ofter swiinming to reshape your brows.' rill in lightly but not dramatically. Chobse your lip-stidk in a .iresh coral sh^e. Avoid blue-red lipsticks until your ton has faded-
PheaaYdythe McCulloch Beauty Shoppe, FE 2-7431 . MW fenliac State Bank ^ I
RED CROSS SHOES ALL SUMMER SHOES One law price
91J99
WOMEN S SHOES
SPECIAL TABLE
SQOO
ui soMHQirrrES 20% orr
SPECIAL GROUP OF MEN’S SHOES
Reg. $11.93 to $14.95
$^80_$Q93
PanU's Shoe
I35 N. ^ginaw St.
‘'S«rwiaf Feahaci for 7S Yeors'
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Store
Open Fri. Eve*. Til 9
Values to
$5.98
$100
ODDS and ENDS 100
Values to
$12.98
ItIJY
AM) sA\i;;
JAMAICAS uml BEKMLDAS
.Sjg99 and $g99
itcg. (o .56.0.S
PURSES
Urg. fo
$3.08
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79
2-Piece
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Broken Sizes
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50 X off
We’ll Be Staying Downtown
^ 14 N. Saginaw Street
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TWEXTY-FOUR
THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEPNgSPAY, JULY 27, 1060
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WATCH FOR ARTIST SOCIETY EXHIBIT
August 5fli ond 6Hi

THIS IS ME 1
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Back-to-school in Kate Greenaway — a sweet and shadowy plaid cotton with lace edged collar and cuff.
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Final Summtr CUaranco-Savings to 50%
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VACATION SPECIAL
BRAND NEW FALL STOCK ot a Very Special Price? CORDANA—
SHOE SALE
SAT. ONLY
Fina Cotton . . . Wenh 'n' Wear .. . Looks like Corduroy . . . Faols liko Corduroy, but has- no nop . . .
Easy to sew . . . Wonderful for robee, pants, skirts, fackets, home furnishings! In excellent assortment of prints, plaids, checks and solids . . .
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WASHABLE WOOLENS ARE IN—
Takes Only One Yard to Make a Beautiful Skirt . . . 85*; Wool . . . 15% Nylon . . . 54-56 in. wide . . . Color range' is lovely.
Now Only $2.98 Yd.
Troma-Seoson Cottons for your wear from now throughout the fall . . . Exciting prinU, checks, tapestries, geometries, many others ...
Dan Hirer Wovens ................./... Me yd. and up
Bates Disciplines * Cottons ................ $1.31 yd.
Springs HGUs . . . Drip Dry Breaddeth Hrints 9 Sic yd. BobMt Has sstteos • Me yd.
SEW ’n SAVE
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DIXIE HOMOGENIZED
SALAD DRESSING
SAVE 10c
2D
Star-Kist Chunk
TUNA
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Gaylord Whole Unpeeled
Apricots
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STRAWBERRIES 599

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pry Geanars oimI Shkt laundtrars Both Locotions-~-T«|.H«rott and 20 E. Huron

an^ tnea^uM...
more Style to the HKh..
more comfort IT to the foot!
$17.95
Smooth ; Stitch and Turn k Black or h Brown B, C, D
JULY
SALE OF SALES
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
FAMOUS MAKER
SWIM SUITS
40“/o
off
•	ROSE MARIE RIED
•	CATALINA # ROXANNE
$^57 T. ^23^^
usually $10.95 to $22.95
You'll wont several of our beautiful famous maker swim suits, at this extroordinary savings! Knits! Lostex! Cottons! In sheaths, draped sheaths, low bocks, boy legs! Hurry for best selection!
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shop mondoy, thursday, friddy^to 9 p. m.

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THE PONTIAC PRESS
WEDNESDAY. JULY 27. 1960
PONTIAC, MICHIGAN.
TWENTY-UlVi
Six County Offices Sought by Nine Dems
Bjr OBORaB t. TRUMBULL A Nine Dciaocratic •eeking aix local county have the primary apoUlght .. theinaelves while eix unoppoaed Republican incombanti trom the alddiDea.
he triea again to unseat the grand* , daddy ot the Republican ticket— , Charles A. Sparks, who has held jibe ottloe of treasurer oonsecu-tlvely since 1933.
As hi m, the nomination race tj- aherW takes aa a new Hght
It h about tba mdy Ma ysar. Oeoiga D. Hicks la
...
ha waa In MR. MM, IM aai two I He. has three years (1954-57) on> raars agsw	the Oxloni ViBage OouncU. This is
Unoppoaed tor the nomination to,”*«bfa only other attempt at wln-Homer Hight, 53. an Oxfaid auto "big a public olflee. dealer and lor 30 years a plant pro- He will oppose Sheriff Prank W tectlon officer for Pontiac Motor Irons this fall. Irons, former Befk-Wvision.	ley chief of police, has been sher*
TTie candidate served a year as
deputy under former Sheriff la the tMrd two-maa Demo-Prank Schr^.	I cratic race far one a( the sis
rauatj stttce aimliiaHoos. aa ele-meotary t(4ioa| (earher trom Ha-set Park and a rhil engineer from Ponrtar Township are «y-
|S Birmingham firm of cansulling |eivU engineers and land surveyors. The winner w ill go against Dsn W. Bsiry. drain .commissioner.
I Nov. H
Both niRkme (heir first bids for puhlk- office, they aiT Sol Plafkin. 90. nhd Roy J. Russell.
charge of engineering setivities for and 1950
Plafkin kuid lie learned the druin-ge problem of s eommunlty when he served as city hall reporter tor the YpsllantI Dally Press in 1955
aad ana a( them Is enmpnlgn-lag ns thangh he's in the Nov. t atocthm.
In nn endiange o( lettora and pubUe appearancet. Gcoige 1. PuUcfTMi, a 3S-yegr- oU Birmingham attorney, has criticited RepgbUm incumbent George F. Ta^im nriiot sufficiently carry-Ing kt the dutick <d Ms $U.j00-g-year Job.
AHI^AO Of 8«nBDULf:7 lids type/of campaigning—in which FulkeiNa has a family behind <Mm n^y as large aa that which won Sen. John F. Kennedy
I untU after the
usually primary.-N Prasacatar by Jndtelal appotat-nwat aiaco December, Taylor ra-fates Fnikeraan’s c h a r g e a. among them that Taylor “mts-
tMs dcrlveti from said improveil!)56 and former drain conunfaMlotw
OBOROE g. rULKratSON
ALVIN 8. RAPPAPORT
Prosecutor, Democrat
GRORCK F. TA5XOR
Proaeculor, Republiran
FRANK W. IRONS Sheriff, Ke|wbllcan
aptracy case aad iea’t protectlag
Taylor likes to point out the benefits of his "Off the Record Court” whpreby JuvenUes escape criminal records for minor nonviolence offenses.
Staying out of the crossfire is Fulkerson’s opponent for the nom-inatloB. Alvin S. Rappaport, 46-year-old attorney and former chief civilian administrator for the War Department during World War II.
Twice an unsuccessful candidate for the Birmingham Board of E<lu-cation, Fulkerson Was one of the first to enter the county race in January. He received the backing of his Bloomfield Democratic Club.
In a crusade to get his neighbors to back him, Fulkerson believed he had Rappaport’s good will. Much to his surprise, several weeks later he found his neighbor to be bis
primary
I been some time sin Meomb^ tegp baa siy with lo opposItloB
And it’s been some time—longer than they wish to recall—that Oakland Democrats have been able to unseat the courthouse officehold-
jqttr E. Kioi,...,,—.,.
CtaSfc-Ragiater, Oenocrat
Franklin E. Morris, presently a Femdale attomefcriias the honor with his party. He was prosecutor last tai 1938.
SEE TIDE TUBNING Local Democrats see the tide turning. They cite figures showing GOP winning margins narrowing over the years.
They’ve returned two 1958 nominees to the primary wars in an attempt to loosen the GOP stran-' glehcdd.
I One, John E. Kronenberg, 37, manager of the Berkley secretary of state’s office, faces some stnmg opposition if he is to grab oU the nomination a second time.
nis eompettlioa comes froM DavM S. Lees, 4X-year-old Trsy salesman for a food service oom-paay and
DATID S. LEES Ork-Ragister, Oomocrat
WII^AM K. BENSON	SOL F. PLAtKIN
Xaeasurer, Democrat	Drain ComnilMloncr, DeiiUNTat
He says what the rously needs la Iho sfflie he's seeking Is “a
ed Naltoas.” "The r
lag nilllloas of dollars due to the Repuhllran lacuiiihenl’* failure to UMlIe liltes and loensht|M in orea-wide projects such II Town Drain.” he said.
I Plafkin also makes this a poM I of his platform.
Lskt (times the less-known ofOot nf county surveyor.
' The Democratk' nomination la aA> ready In the grasp of Stanley F. Dimn. 43-year-old engineer wl6l Ibe jihe Chrysler Corp. and trsawBur jof the RInomficM Dennocratic Qab.
Russell calls for a ’ fui. .nd|"- “	\
equalised apportionment of cost,,	A * A	^ .
for drain Tmprovefnenr“asseM^ ITe'Il match vote* bi November monts. based 100 per rent no lM>ne-{wilh Ralph S. Main, surveyor si
Fights Rail Transport Ixibs
Kent County Looks Ahead, to Build a New Airport
.KAM) UAIMI).'^ '-r-A com j iminlly wlncii > serves as the in i dusliiiit Mild ctiiniiieninl hub ol Wcsiciii Micliigan (Mermme<l re } •enUy U would nol lose iliiS| dislliicrioii
Gnind Uapids, llie core elty o(|
Kent enuiily. fm'ed a ronllnuingj Grand Rapids, drop in railroad transportation
It Is 11' I nillen Imni dosrii-Inwn. The new U.H. It espnos-way In Jiisl one mile away sad Ibe trip esn he made la tt
Kxlisiisllve cost surveys showetb
iind tlie hiadediienry oMts MrpcHi
To meet Ihe problem. Ken p^^„,,re, totaling 36,997.000. md (junt.v votem June 7 approvedi
instrurtion of a 16,997,
Ikirt -one of Ihe most mixlem faciliiies In Ihe nation.
thnt the nist to Kent County taxpayers would be 13,975.000. Federal and slnle grants would cover tha biilunce
Grand lUpIds. an most of Michigan, Is off Ihe he'atea path with res|iecl to highway and milrood travel. Air Iransporta-llon, II was decided, 1s Ihe elly's only direct link with other nunu-fsclurlng centers In Ihe rounly.
Kent County Airport offirluls asked expert iidvlee on Improving Us tiosilion in air Ininsporliilii The Fedenil Avlirllon Agency suggested Ihe n Minty give cor sideriilloii lo moving lo aiiolhe local ion.
NEW HITK I HKD
To finance the local cost it wag decided to ask voteix to approve a general obligation bond Issue. ’The Ixmda were lo lie retirrd by |('vylng Iwo-fiflhs ol a mill for 17 years.
It also was determined that ihe county would real ire about two million dnltai's from Ihe sale of Ihe present ali-jiort which would la- iisH to rellre Ihe bonds The airport and financing pnv grani were not fail over without a fight Opponents strongly d<v Dounced any talk ol relocating Ihe (’onMill,inls, among the finest in'facility mid denied Ihe improve, le nalion. reeominrndrd Kent meiit <imld he neconiplished within County ubaiidoii its 4HU-acre site in the financial structure pioposed.
a congested area and build an air. j	______
port in Ca.scade Township, n resi-| dentlnl-fnrm area southeast of'^
Grand Rapids.
C.FNKVA—The world malaria-caiMB total has been cut In h.ilf, ,from 300,0(»,(X» to 150.(»0,000 The Cascade site consists of l.SOO I cases per year In Ihe 12 years acres surrounded by rolling farm- since the World Health Organlza-land instead of mrtgest(>d resi-|tion began fighting it.
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/ With this background, Lees easily won endorsement of the Oakland County AFLrCIO and a ’’qualified” tag from a splinter group of the county Democratic Committee headed by Mrs. Harriett Phillips of Huntington Woods.
Kronenberg opposes it as being a •pedal interest group tor labor.
Its existence is expected to play a role in the outcome of the primary and November balloting. SECOND IS UNOPPOSED The second nominee of two years ago Is William K. Benson. 51-year-old Fold Moten* Co. millwright from Rochester. Benson is unopposed in the primary for the office of county treasurer.
And well he might be, for his fight will come in November when
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NOMINATE
FARREU E. ROBERTS
FM
State Senator
AUGUPr 2ND
REPUBLICAN
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"We do sand out a ({uestlon card that brings in general information on what type equipment a plane' has," he said. mtun FLAN ruTUu "This helps os in planniag torj the future devalopinent of avia-! tloa throughout the state. It also Mis us the slM of the plane and! the airport where it is kept,” said.-
**lt iiisoas toe esaU ptek ap the airplaae at a montoat’s ao-
The number of planes ngislered I
about ISO to 175 aircraft a year tor the last several years, he said.
The compilation tor the lSSB-59, flying ycaiwjust complied fromj the information cards rscoived! last year^-showed some 30 . hours of business flying and 167.-; 590 hours of pleasure flying in! Michigan.
Officials said the figures might not be too accurato because of breakdowns in the reporting sys-i tenv-but the ratio was about right' and was expected to hold tiQe fur the 195M0 flying year.
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KRONENBERG IS;?
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MANAGER OF SECRETARY OF “STATE OFFICE IN lERKLEY FOR THE PAST 5 YEARS.
POSITION CLEAR — ( large Nixon button Tuesd^
The governor earlier iginoUnced his withdrawal from the i-oiUrst tor the Republican presidential nomination.
- G^. Nelson A. Rockefeller wears a id^ at hotel headquarters >n Chicago.
Sentence Twosome for Abandoning Child
MOUNT CLEMENS UR-A young couple was sentenced to prison Monday for abandoning its four-nx>nth-old son on the front lawn of a St. Clair Shores home May 27.
Weak Civil Rights Planit Will Cost GOP Support
DETROIT (UPD—A weak civU; rights plank will cost the Republican Party Negro support, leaders J of Detroit and Michigan branches of the National Assa For the Advancement of Colored People' warned the GOP platform commit-'
James Collins. 29, was sentenced i tee." to one to four years in prison. | a telegram sent to the conven-His wife. Ruth. 20, got six months j,ton by the NAACP expressed S Sl-reS	deep concern about efforts
Police traced a towel used	Republican pari^
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CUSTOMER PARKING IN REAR OP lUILDING
list Detroit Air Among Worst
Pollution Problem Not Being HonrHed. Soys Notionol Survey
MOUNT VERNON, N Y. UH-Th«’ <iv« largeft U.8. dti«i and ui' mdustrial belt through Weet Vtr.j ginia, Ohio and Pennsylvania are among the U worat air pollution areal in the nation, a aurvey byj
A^lehlgcm WHI $108 Million for
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Of tte ftadi eOeled MIcUcu,	lakad is aeriy ea 1210.	eertain aniiiialB eould be UDed.	
Yhe 12 problem areas Hated are;
New York, Chicago. Lm Angelei, Philadelphia. Detroit, Cincinnati, St. Louis, the Ohio Mver Valley, Pennaylvania'i Allegheny County encompaaslng Pittsburgh; West I Virginia’s Kanawha Valley; the Niagara, N.Y., area and Birmlng-
pragraina, the repert aald.
The report, made In tha organization's magazine. Consumers’ Re-port, found air pollution is becoming a regional problem, rather Him a local one, with the growth of metropolitan areas.
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Laws "with teeth in them w1H have to be en|Cted-Aiid enforced,’’ the report aald. Communities must first monitor the air to determine what kinds of pollutants are present and in what quantities. Then they must locate and control sourcea of the pollution, it added.
The report said the' problem primarily Is a legal and social matter of persuading thoae causing pofla-tion to install corrective measures.
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Experience -t- Economy: RICHARD D.
KUHN
Republican
State Senator
4'thoditt Church Jri in U S Conqrcu >i'd to A StJtc Income

Benson Will Take Market Tour Abroad
WASHINGTON (UPI) — Agricul-ture Sec. Ezra T. Benson will leave Saturday on an 18-day market de-tlelopment trip to the Middle East and the common market countries of western Europe.	|
Benson will be accompanied by newsmen, staff aides and members of his family.
The secretary’s Itinerary In. rlurten Brussels. Bona, Rotterdam, Paris; ('afro^ J o r d a Israel and Usbon. He will return te Waahtagtea Ai«. 11.
Benaon said he would hold |eral high-level meetings with offl-.cials of the European Economic Community, known as the Onnmon [Market entries. He will try to promote better trade relations be-j tween the United States and the ket area.
jWiliiam Ewing Named | Honolulu Paper Editor
HONOLULU (UPI)-WUIlam H.| Ewtng has been named editor ofg the Honolulu Star-Bulletin.	|
Ewing had been managing editor of the afternoon newspaper since! 1950. He succeeds Riley Allen, who retired to become a trustee of the Wallace R. Farrington estate sriiichl owns the newspaper. The an-1 nouncement was made by Mrs. I Joseph R. Farrington.	|
LEO P. MEAGHER
In o statement issued today by Leo P. Meagher, Democratic candidate for Congress from the 18th Congressional District m the August 2nd primory, the outhenticity of the recent lobor endorsements wds questioned. , Meagher who, in leading his porty on the party t i c k e t in 1958 ori the county level, almost became the 1st Democrotic State Senator from Oakland County, soid “The fact that I did not receive the endorsement of Cope in Ookland Cqunty, despite the fact thot I am erujorsed by the Building Trades Council, ond was erxlorsed by practically every segment of labor in 1958, is irrelevont. From 0 standpoint of public interest, however," said Mr, Meogher, “if these endorsements by the A,F, of L-C.I.O.	Com-
mittc* in Odkiorid County do not represent the.
Labor
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Leo P. Meogher Demands Open Forum
wishes of the Union members, that is Another matter, ond o matter of greet concern, not .only to Union members but to the general public." Judging from the disturbing ollegotions mode to hirn by his .suppotters in the plant, Meagher feels thof this motter should be aired
"As Q help to the Union members m Oakland County and the public at lorge, i would like to suggest that Mr. Fred Hag-gord use either of the two locol radio stations prior to the primaries in making a statement bn these endorsements, and that I would be ol lowed to be present to inject a number of questions which would cleor up o few motters which to dote hove been unanswered." In foct, Mr. Meaghef* soid he would be glad to underwrite the cost of such o program.
Said Mr. Meagher, "I feel todoy as I have o I ways felt, that Democracy in our Unions is essential to our Notional Security,
"I hove,written Mr. Hog-gord suggesting such a rodio discussion so thot o greoter number of Union rtiembers may listen to such on enlightening discussion, ond have suggested thot sifKe he is the President of the Ookland County A.F. of L-C.I.O. Council, and the man who chaired the meeting where these endorse-ments were made, he is the propel one to participate in such a program.'* Mr. Meagher is o licensed Phormocist and o licensed Realtor with many years of business and professionol experience. During the wor years he had experience ih lobor leodership.
He is a condidote for the United States Congress from Oakland County.
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Wilbfft rrtnklin. of Chicacn 2T-i \r«r«ld Negro outfielder. »ignrd » S3&.0QD bonus contract with the rytrott Ttgera >etterd«> A ne-'II e of MtnsissipfN he batted M3 »• « I’mveralty of Mu-higa ?*o»hpo-moie last season
■teas midehraad and Mike Letnrke	of Penllar	Mok	eral
place In the )u\«nll« pairs of the Nattenal Keller Skatlag Ckarn pisnahlps al IJItIa	Knrk.	Ark.
Rakjra WMIc and Maad Liwd el rsnUar wore aecend In Mie e\enl. and t) lt1a RileMe Mok sensed In sesitar ladtea fignro akatfag.
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' Freebooter ' finished second but' won the	Mackinac	Island	Yacht'
race ot'eraJI title with a coneoted yacht crossed the finish line one , hour behind Sabre but the oqrrecl-cd lime of 19:19:14 puf sabre in . second place. K-Touche was Oas.s B winner
The Mate ia.rree gelf teurna mrtil was postponed yesterday at Kalamaioo Conntry tlub because of rain. Today the entries will play M holes.
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Doug Walker, former head roach of the Montreal Alouettes of the Canadian Football league, is help mg Pittsburgh Steeler coach Buddy Paiker prepare for the pxhibi-, tion game against the Toronto Ar gonauts. Aug 3 at Toronto
Pontiac s only performer In yesterday s AAU "Olympic develop-menr track meet at Blrroinghain S e a h 01 m field won his es’ent Charles Kimbrell. PCH high lump.' er. cleared 6 feel 1 inch to take the first-place medal
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Rocky Briidgk, Red Wilson Go
Win Over Afa/sloQeveland
Lary Gains 5-3
Pete Bumaide will pit hit 5-5
tofflght. Kralick has won all fqur ol his decisions this year.
Foii«s, Chiti Obtainad on Woivor Da<
Tribo, Athlotics
, _	record against unbeaten Joha 0,^ WoivOr Dools With
Senalort last night put the Detroit| Both teams are l>s games bark'|^^,|j^|,	^ teams' encounter - -	.... ..
Tigers into a tie for fifth place'of the top spot in the league and with Washington m the American four full games out of the first League race.	divialMi.
Detroit spotted Washington a| three-run lead in the opening j inning and then rallied with the| help of nlnth-hming rriief pitching '<om Clem Labine.
Fraak Lary was rMlag al
WARM I P - Max Treiix, of Warsaw, Ind., the only athlete in get f>n the U. S. Olympic team in the 10.000 meter run irightL warms uP at the I'niverslty of Oregon in F.ugene where the entire team ^a working out this week. . In
ae PkMafss
the center la Clayton Stelnke, .South .Salem, Ore . iiigh school runner who gets the thrill of working out. On the left is Ron Zinn, West Point Cadet, on the learn also.
Prep All-Stars Open Camp, Aug. 8th
Labine came in to strike out Harmon Killefarew. An infield grounder advanced lamon and Gardner but Ijibine got KImer Valo to ground out and end the game.
Lary got the victory, his ninth iof the year-uid his fihh over Washington this season.
The trtunipli was tweet ra-veuge over Waahfaigtow hwtsr Pedra Ramso who loot hlo lllh gome agaloot ols wtao. His loaf thno out agahMt Detroit. Romos pitched a oM hIt ahwtowt gomo.
Rocky Colavlio hit his 21st homer for the Tigers with Neal 'Qirtsley aboird in the fourth to reduce Detroit's deficit to V2 and the Hgers went ahead 4 .3 In the sixth on singlet by Colavito. Norm Cash and l/xi Berberet. an error and Chico Femaiidez’ lacrifice
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A homer from Gardner, his sixth i for the .Senators, with on# on' featured Washington's three-run bunt in the opening Inning. , |
The Tigers chased Ramos in the
DETROIT (UPn ~ the Detm. Tigers have launched what hf. pears to be a determined effort to get back Into the American League race by acquiring new catchera irna thret-corm waiver deal.
Detroit got Hank Foilei from ihe Oeveland Indiana and Han Chid from the Kansas City AH: letics in a shuffle that aent infield-er Rocky Bridges and catcher Rn Wilaon to aeveland.
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Officialg Angry
Snead Misses Eastern Open and Causes Stir
BALTIMORE 'API — Sam ly at Sneads pro-am appearance Snead, an aristocrat of the golfing figuring he must be getting paid circuit from the' West Virginia lo show up They also said .Snead hills, found himself Involved to- was likely to take home a chunk day in a Wg-city squabble. ,of the $7,300 purse which could The 4S-year-old Slammer, a for- have been won by one of the non-mer Eaatem Open winner, ruffled ijunipert.
tourney officlala by announcing hej Palmer and Snead have sched-plans to akip the llth annual uled an exliibition in Philadelphia' event starting at f- ...........................
Football Plans in Full Swing for Big Game
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RARIN" TO OO — Jockey Richard Widger suffered some embarrassing moments before the third race at Monmouth Park, when hii mount. Rhythm Master appeared reluctant to leave the paddock before the event. He and the horae both fell to the ground. He remounted and rode the horse to fourth place in a hurdles race.
TIgor preoldeat RIU DeWItt laid the deal yesterday was only 1 alart of a akake-op dealgtad Jolt the TIgofo oat of their atxtk . plaee rat.
"We can't do taythliw right now with the opre our club because we're limited to walvi deals," Farrell paid. "But have more than two months of the season left and thdt's enough I time to get something going. TTii isn't over yet.”
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It was not Immediately dis. I cloaed whether Kansas Qty picked I up a player in the deal but the I Indians said they had placed ; Johnny Briggs on wahrers and ho I had been claimed by another 'team, posaibly the Athletics.
Indian general manager Frank Lane said in New York that the deal was prompted by the loss of 'Woody Held, acveland's regular shortstop. Held broke a fiager July 18.
North-South Griddors____
to Meet Pro Coochai Hart and Croekmur
""”^i|Fox, Landis Pace Sox to Romp Over Boston
> it up in his debut
Practice Mssions are only twof,.L»rr
Pine Ridge Saturday. Snead is lined up foi weeks away for the Oakland „
Ibrr» 1. ii-ia	janother appearance in Norfolk, County All-Star football game u.“* '
Bantu ciur (Dai«» tMi at aaiiimm „ W *•	*	,Va. Sunday Palmer and Wall aiv ,-oming up the night of Aug. 19 at “
Daira?^u.!ibi.’ A" at wun«.t«L	players and| slated to play in Bethlehem, Pa vVisner Stadium.
ixraiiek 4w». 7 p.m	I former winners here, Arnold i Sunday. Snead said he plans to
*7^5*pm** ** **“'*“	Bud Art Wall Jr., joined go through with the'exhibition'
------------ 'Snead in by-passing the Eastern Wall and Palmer wcit not avail-
AU three have scheduled exhibi-' .able for comment
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Chleato t« Boaton U:3t p m Oatrelt at Waihli itMi 7 p in. Kaua^ Cil7 at BtlUmort. 1 p r CliralaaO at N»« Tort. * pn XATIOXai. LKAOia ITBaBATII RESl'LTW ernaC«lpMa 4.	Chictfo 3
OitUburih 3 St Louis 4. oitM Clitcumul 4. Ue Antfl4' 1. i\lp UUwaukN 1. iao rruTltco 1 «H Law re«. PltUburfli	.13	.17	.-N
MUvaukw	91	14	I'M
Lot Ani4lti	W	41	133
St LauU	4S	43	U1
atr Frarcuco	*5	41	Ml
Cbifirnall	«	4S	443
flUlaatlphla .	34	M	IN
CWcaea	• n .-7	147
TODST't OAMtS
The cream of the crop of former area prep grid stars will meet with their coaches. I,eon Hart of the North and Lou Creekmur of
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By the Aaooclatod Pram	.
I ER-^a^«. Colavito s-Ury. IP- Vou can look it up. Nellie FoxlYankee.
, n E EEooiol*’®*”**^'^	Landit drove
9 9 a a	„ 'complete game against Baltimore
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jtlom in n-ubj P-nnnjIv.nl. nnd, Tli. o.rrral n:\ ml- pmlnWI. I"- r":	"
'Virginia wtiilo the tournament is {exhibitions within 30 miles of ma-’l^.tti.!!^
Jqnior Tennis Play Continues
I Notional Championship |><
Wo roaUiiod that he
Bridges. 32. has spent most of this aenson on the bench although he was the regular Hger shon stop last season and batted .368 in 116'games.
FoUes, 31, moved to develaiKl from Pittsburgh last month. Hp Is hitting .307 and could replar Lou Berberet, currently batlin .180 as Detroit's front line receive
Kucki hadn't pitched a winning. Oiltl. 28. will also be i_______
lor the first ,atring catcher’s Joh, At the start of the season, be wa-Kansas City’s regular catcher but
the time in the past numth.
Both Chiti and Foiles bat right-handed . while Berberet ewdngs
Pin^burih iW«i P9. iS^Kkl 4-4'. 4 pm
MlivRukfF at OniT itm** ■
.n pmgross.	|jor tour;;m.r, cxcew "trwT,;
t ^	*	I ten permission of the sponsors Former I'niverslty of Detroit
ight	"	controversy picked up j But (xlgar Myeriy ,	deputy super	eoorh Wally Framhart and <lark
■tkM.steam.	Snead walked calmly intu.intendent of parks	in Baltimore	simmoos, tenner pro eentor,
, ilif scene and drawled	laaid the Eastern rontrai t «as will aide the ex-Uon stars la
J‘»	■ "I don't	know why they're ob-written last year	.and, includes a	preparing the eollege-bonad boys
I	Ijerting	to	a match .in Philidel-, 100-mile limit.	for the North-South battle.
Ill; |P*iia How many Eastern Open' Bob Rosburg chainnan of (hr	L-v-rv naif of naklanH rnimtv'	bv Roin	[Chicago's	eighth	straight over
:i -pr.tr.tors do they e.xpevt to have PGA tournsmrnf committer, said	P®'-* oJ Oaklairf County* «sain	|	‘20,	vIctoTy in 16
from Philadelphia- •	H, «aa "surr some action will^be ^	“h the^ 80^*1* ae.
_	*00	taken" At the sume lime he"’' 'he invited high school grads KALAMAZOO (F - .Second round'son
Iiv Kovens, general chairman hinted a greater purs^ would help	quick to accept theipjay continued today in the ram-| The Yanks came alive In their
L»-“|0f the tourney, has opposed thciatlract name playrr* m the fu-»'«'»> • spattered National Junior and BoysLwn stadium, stopping Oeveland I exhibiUons scheduled by the mis.3-'jiurf.	prestige Mair^ ^	tennis championship tournament*, jg.] behind , Ai1 Ditmar (8-7) and'
Freeae, Roy Sieveri and Minnie |*o“hled and acored the tying run Minooo—who's going to beat the'l** .'he seventh, then beat out an American League champions? jinfield topper in the	eighth	to send'f^om the left.
Not Boston, that's for sure. acroM the	winning	nin as	the	A's, oiiti currentlv ia	batting	.232
*	*	*	itw *tut" te d?fS	home rum and 28 runs
The aeventh-plac* Red Sox were	P*P-batted in. Berberet and Wilson
the patsies again Tuesday night |	' ’	combined have notched only four
as Chicago ilammed-alammed-	*	homers and 29 runs batted in.
slammed all	over	Fenway	Park! Detroit's Frank Lary	(9-9> won	Wilson	is batting .216 and
a	16-3, 21-hit	victory	that	re-jht* 'bird straight after	giving up	Bridges,	at bat only five tlme«.
T#»i,	^	if	u	-i'athod theil- one-game lead over.'he three	Senator	runs	In	the {has a .200 average.
lOUrney Ot ROZOO nurT{tj,ip New York Yankees. It was!®*’*'-	Labine	came	to	the' Lane noted that ho signed	Wil
rescue with a perfect	relief job {son, 32.	to a contract with tlie
with twro on and none	out in the	Chicago	White Sox eight yeai s

ing sur* and contended the next The Eastern wa* hiked $.').000	_	* . * _ *	,	, On>y 12 matches of a scheduledireliever Luis Arroyo. Mickey
If an\. is up to the Pix>;tl\is year tn a $25,000 event ’rwo',,J®'.	Junior 97 were held before a downpourkfantle's 25th homer a two-run
Baltimore men. who Prefer to re-play yMterday on fte flayLhol in the sixth inning, was the
■''‘8/'difference as the Yanks won for in their last 15.
' fessional C.olfera Assn.
But PGA tourney director Ed main anonvmous for the time ^'P'**"‘‘*	"'"i®'' P*®"» 'he; <xnirts at "Kalamsftoo Co lie
ninth. Rocky Colavito hit his 21st home run in the fourth to make up two runs, and the Tigers clinched it in the slxtli when Reno Bertoia to let in the tying, earned run and Chico Fernandez drove across the winner with a
;Carter is reported angiy with the i„g. said .•inother $10,000 would be'«h«' will become an annual affair.{Doubles play resumed later on the onjv the fifth ti ;EastPtn Open rommittee for al- addevi to the purse next .rear. ,	"''"or things remain to be asphalt rourta at Western Michi-! ’	*
Swid«n Gets Decision
lowing Snead to pla.v in tixiay .j NIcKEESPORT, Pa lAPi—Art pro-am event. It was'felt this	★	★	★
Swiden of Braddock. Pa., punched | ruined any case against the pla.v-
out a unanimous 10-round decision ers skipping the regular tuurna-	Mrrlr^c-
over Wayme Bethea of New Y'ork ment	iTJuiCIQilO iKluK0S
Tuesday night in a heavyweight	*	*	*	Dexhiti T inlrty
boxing bout at the Palisades. Other plavers grumbled pnvate-'^“^“‘ Oil LITIKS
sacrifice fly off loser Pedro Ra-'said. because waivers don't expo until Saturday.
the Kala- Third-place Baltimore fell four games tohind when Johnny Kucks Id smries.^and the Kansas City A’s beat th f^ewagim.'orioips Detroit moved into
I in Pro-Am Test
Doctoring Your Golf
I	By DR. CARY MIDDLECOFF
:	PATIENT S COMPLAINT: "Good hits, bad results
1 DIAGNOSIS: Carelegs alminf.
- TREATMENT: Really lining.up a golf shot—or sim-i Ing It—calls for a whole lot more than tusl looking ir. I the tllrection of the target One aiming factor previoiuslv I noted la that the face of	^
I the club should be care-T fully squared away at right \ angles to the Intended line I of flight .
Today s lesson concerns
i Itself with properly lining up the feet. I think the average golfer wduld not be surprised at-the num-ber of times he eUnds^ wrong to a Shot without*' reallzlng'it.
■e simply fixes bis
eyes en the target and ______drA-
aaawBcs that every- “	7.27
thing else is lined up right. This is the usual ex-ptenatien fer those shots that are aecihingly hit solid and right, but are well off tine.
The Idea Is to place the feet alth some ca.-e Be sure that a line drawn straight past the toes point.v In the direction of the intended line of flight snd that the feot are properly aligned with th* ball.
cleared up liefore all is in readi- gan I'niversity and ness for one of the biggest nights maioo courts in local football history.	i in the second round -
Fans from communities through-fourth-seeded George Seew; out the North and South are Bayside. N. V.. was defeated by.fifth-nlace tie with Washintton expected to fiock here to see their James Osborne. Honolulu, in tbeid^atinrthe Selmtora .*3 ‘	‘
favorde boys play with and against: tourney's first upset.	. Yox' homer was his first of the
the best in this sector.	Osborne beat Seewagon. 6-2. 6d),|season. The little second base-
Tirkets ter the game are third-seeded Ham Magill, Ath-'man. who hits for average but ^ BALTIMORE 'P —. Rockv Mar already being told with the	Dow, jsn't doing it this year (.271
• ciano. retired heavyweigbt boxing *’»riy Interest high aa the date "	. t_j e - c „
i hanipion, makes his debut in draws rioaer. i touniamem golf today in' the pro-	.	*	*	*
am division of the Eastern Open The Pontiac Press. Triple . „ u I!. “I'T	(■■rill.’Osmun'a and Good
u I! he like fighting a	Hou.sckeeping are some of the
^ in a small town, " Rocky said "I	Pontiac locations to obtain ducata.
w .int to gel used to play ing he	They are also on sale at Dra.Mon
me crowds.	Re.staurant
s Marciano mM he was hardly	W,4tcrford. Van Wagoner .s Drug	Yesterday
ever aware of crowd noise diir	Store and Griggs Pharmacy in	start	of	at-
ing his ring, career, but on the	Orion. Reeve s .Service Sta-
goit curse he thinks It „,,y be tH.n at the Telegraph-Maple inter- and games set fort-Tuesday wirea*' simf
"I know soinething about Red Wilson,” he said.
Briggs has won four games snd lost two with aeveland this sea-son despite a 4.46 earned run average. The team which claimed Bri^s was not disclosed, Lana
Frick and Kuenn Discuss Jim PiersalFs Troubles
fort Wayne, Ind. 6-3, 6-2.	only 28 homers in 14 years in thei-------	'umpires had Ineiirreil fh* wrath
Second ^nd play in both sin-majors. Undis' RBl upped his /''JEIV YORK (APi-The next of his teammates who Insi-sted gles and doubles COTtinuea today season	total	to 31.	Usually heJimmy	Piersall gets into I Piersall "(vas hurting our	pennant
doesn't	quite	average one everyjtrouble,	he may have to answer chances "	*
three games	Ito Commis^oner Ford Frick. | The Oeveland playere. claiming
*	*	*	Associated Press Pieraall's antics were	malune
.Sievers hit his l7th	homer. Min-	learned	today,	met Tuesday with them nervous, were to have held
his llth and Freese his 9th.[Harvey Kuenn and discussed them closed-door meeting with Man-
un HniihlAe nnA Plfrsall situation U’ith thA r*lAte,rt _____ .r,	,	. T
] Rain Delays Start ' of Babe Ruth Test
"and
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freese added.two doubles and PirmH situation with the Oeve- ager Joe Gordon before Tuesdav .'*0 singles for five hits good for 'and Indian player representative night's game with the New York am postponed (our-RBI In a .Vfoi-6 performance Kuenn broii^t the commi.ssioner Yankees The nuniose of the met i-for the first d.s- Siev-ers vvnnt , 4-fbr-3. adding throe up to date on the entire fSersallilng ,^s te nS? ^^ure the
twiiV at the TeleeraohMaDle inter ''‘5’	|'"alter and the rommfssioher told'3l)-vear-old TndlL Nt was can-
xtocho^Tuo ^ R m	two runs.	him he vfould keep close tabs' on celrt
v IF	™
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VS MiifOITi. A CtlfiUfl20 Also pilS|W88 * lAfiAki* tr\M‘ 4hra nttxtU a*a>M<«wUo th<» /*nmvn(«oi#s«sssw'.	^ . s- __
Walled Lake All-Stars vs North- time west Detroit (Natl, divtaiont
: hit dltferenl.
envelope.
Rocky said he.,took to the links'	______________
about 16 months ago. mainly be-I cauM of the good golfing weather Fovor Pontloc Driver f in Florida. He confesses he diihi’t! think he'd like the game.
I loser for the ninth straight
"But after playing about two Ijmonths, " he said, "I broke 90	^
£ and th^ anifw K..«	jiavorea to
Jimmy Piersall. aeveland’s
^	_	XU	** 2:30!prob!em player, bunted safely and
Of Mt. Clemens Raceway	Birmingham pioneers scored the Indian run in the sec-
iw	'	rliAmnA) nlav iR’innAr a# ___> :_t__m______
Leon Blanchura of Pontiac is
I things wrong. It took me oeveral ^ months to get back in the groov ■ again My best round has heei n 86. '
1959 chips' play wmner of to-jond inning. Piereall behaved him-day a fi^ ganK. At 4:30 Blrrnlnt-j,eif after being fined $100 by the
the romml^oner'a office to dis- 'Kuenn, gympathetic to Piersall, ci^plans for next years All-Star!told Frick he believed the trou-
A	****' *‘'"	*• ««‘ni«t about
Ir****^® Presi- mending his wayo and should be «f*ven given any chance ^ prove ,
•8»«» End iroended'
--------- ... .	for super modified-eights at the
Ml Clemens .'tperdway Blanchura hqs won the most points and will told down the post Thomos' Cooch Qoih
position thaa OA-vmiIa
"Jwted. for the sixth|"cen*ire " meeting.
Pioroall was on his best behav
nesDAT-A rumr*
■* n* «RRMtRlr4 PfM9 LO.« AN<iELES~-r;ory Olguui i.l JWQUfrqut. N M kRojjked out /
0»rci*_135*a M#xlc4li MtSico '>
MCKEESPORT Pt - Art Sw BrSdflocit Pi outprnAttd Wivni B m. Ni» Tort. if. ^
After Thursday’s round, four the ballfield capers games will be left for Saturday's	A *	*	• ;Rn«»nn 1... c 4. _j "
semifinals.	„ „	u Saturday. The com-lor as the Indians were beaten
Mans, who. hadiStnctly an American League mht- was cheered by a mwZf 37632 each time he came to bat He got
because of his an- club lead with SO nms batted in
1 the 20-mile feature on	. {with Roger
the half-mile track	1 KENT Ohio (API - Douglas'walked on fc
.. Thejrat of SIX races will begin Raymond the Boston lniveratty| Then’the Yankees tammed over
at, 8:30 p.rn , with the time trials track coach who trained high the other four runs in the *?	‘J*’’ Thotna*. hat been against thre4(, relievers.
!. .	..J --yarned irack coach at Kent State went out for a pinch hitter during ties on the field th:. ' —- —v	mi
'	.h. r.% .™, ATO.	".iS'S" ^
I'niversitv.
with
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THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDXKSDAV. Jl LY 27. IBtfO

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Conference Realignment involves Three Leagues
SALT LAKE CfTY (APt-Tlie Sky lino Conference wai in bits ■nd pieces today but some new formations were on the horizon.
Realignment, it's called.
Some old Pacific Coast Cbnfe^ ence teams figure in the new formations. So do Arizona and Arizona Stote University of the Border Conference.
For months these schools have been talking about setting up a •ew conference.
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Tuesday night the presidents of the eight • Skyline Conference schooU issued a joint statement after an all-day meeting, to wit:
“Some realignment of tte conference is indicated within a relatively short time ... indeed, several of the schoola reported today they are considering the poaaibU-ity of other affiliation involving
institutions which ... have similar educational programs and objectives but which in addition are generally larger in enrollment and are capable of attracting attendance. particularly at football games, of crowds sufficien
support an athletic proL_____________
which may be beyond the ability of the other conference schools to support.’’
Thoiw scboc^s ’ considering the possibility of other affiliatiwis’’ were not specified in the statement. But they are Utah. Brigham Young and New Mexico, judging by all the unofficial meetings going on.
Thoae schools left out of, or left in. the Skyline Conference, are Utah State. Wyoming. Denver, Montana and Colorado State Uni-
RaiaHampers Baseball Play
The old PCC schools which have met with Utah. BYU and New Mexico about a realignment are Washington State, Oregon and Oregon State. Arizona and Arizona State UnKersity sat in those talks, too.
A realignment would take some time because so many sports j schedules are made out two to fhe years In advance. And the ,	; Skyline presidents in their state-
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FMiut rr*ft ra*i* Tlie new clubhouse is In the background. Yankee plans to open an 18-hole 3-par course at the location by next summer. Watching Yankee are Wall Nusshaum and .Im k Bo.vcr of Blrminuham
Showers largely disrupted Qty Karen Hantze
Baaebkll League action Tuesday with an afternoon Qass E game and morning activity in the Class F and Widget diviions summing up the day’s play.
JAR Ante Stores ralllesi for five nma In the bottom of the Mb Inning to defent the Pontiac.
Boys Club, S-7, In n aans E Contest. Harry Lanrenee had throe hits In a losing cause.
A scheduled "E” game between Slankster-Jones and the Big Shamrocks resulted In a double forfeit when neither team showed up.
On the Class F front, Tom Zuck pitched a five-inning no-hitter aa the Blackhawks whipped the Dixie Dairy Dodgers. 5-2; Skip Walker hurl^ a seven-inning no-hitter and also homered as the Northside Ki-wanis drubbed the Pontiac Boys Qub National team, 14-2, and the Hoyt Pioneers committed 10 errors to help the Cubs score a 16-8 vie'-tory. The Cubs scored 12 nins In the 2nd stanza to wrap it up.
Tuesday's Widget results included:
Pontiac Ttgero. 11, Cuba S; Ea-. gleo S, Gnriing’s t; Hoyt Oub .t, Emerson Juniors 0; Furtuey’s Drugs U, Moooe 10.
Don Nicholie nosed out Talbott Lumber, 5-4, in a Class B contest Monday. Qass F scores Monday were Aces 6, Civic Bears 4, and Southland 10, Firefighters 9.
Eyes Another Tennis Title
HAVERFORD, Pa. f API-Young Karen Hantze of San Diego. Calif., hopes to reach another milestone in her brilliant career by winning the women's title in 61st annual PennsyK'ania Lawn Tennis championships.
Thus far tlie l7-year-<dd holder of both the U.S. and Wimbledon junior crowns has looked good with powerful attacking game.
^ advanced to die third round u e 8 d a y by defeating Judy Alvarez, Tampa, Fla., 6-2, 6-1.
But she faces tough competition In the days to come in Darlene Hard, Janet Hopps, Mimi Arnold. Belm a r Gunderson. Gwyneth Ihomas. Margaret Varner Mrs. William DuPont Jr., all of whom advance to the third round as expected.
In the men’s division, moat of the top-seeded players, led by Australia's Rod Laver, also advanced.
Laver had more difficulty than expected against Jim Schnaars of Haverford but finally won out, 6-4, 6-4. Fellow Australian Bob Marie eliminated Rudy Hernando of Detroit, 6-3, 6-1
3 US. Challengers ior Harmsworth
DETROIT (UPD-Gale V. Nltro-; Schoenilb of Defroll, Mlro«en 1 Tropin from the I .8 on the De gen 1 and Miss Buiien were named; by Sam l>u Funl of Wilmington, iroit llivir last snmmer when Bnl) today at the three-boat team toj Del., and Ml»s Huricn by Temp lln.\»;inl diove Atiss .Supertest III challenge Canada for the llarms-|. rsi. Inc., of Seattle. Wovh. lo yiclory over Mavciuk a WrM
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Gale V Is owned by J,» , Canada wrested the Harms\uitih
Elks, Stadium 1st Round Winners in 'A' Playoffs
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Sally Sharp Winner at Bloomfield Hills
Sally Sharp of Birmingham was mighty “sharp” with her golf game Tuesday in the weekly Women’s District Golf Association tournament at Bloomfield Hills Country Club.
The Forest Lake shotmaker, winner of the state triple crown of women's golf two years ago. was fiv’e strokes better than her nearest rival in the 18-hole tourney.
Miss Sharp toured the Bloomfield Hills layout in 37-38-75.; three under women’s par. Run-1 nerup honors went to Mrs. Frank' L. Vhompson Jr., who shot an 80. j It was Sally’s 1st WDGA victory of the season.
Elks No. 810 and Stadium Inn; dium and allowed four hits. I were Ist-round winners Tuesday: Jerry Thomas was the starting I tee selected two altemalc mcni night at Beaudette Park in the| and losing pitcher for the Mer- |beis of the U.S. team—Miss Detroit opening round of the Oass A Qtyj chants. Xindium made six sate jand Nitrogen Too. Miss Delitni League softball playoffs.	j	Met.	!owned by Detroiter Chuck Thoinp
The favored Elks squad shut out' i„ oiher’Citv l-eaeue eames last	Nitrogen Too is a sccon.l
Arro Re^ty,	»-h.nd ^e;„i
steady six-hit pitching of Gary Boe. Jim Shorter and Heno' DrWalt _	--------
Stadium, trailing by n 2-0 score leach made three hits to spark a Eogle G®tS DivorC® after five Innings, tallied twice 12-hit attack aa Dave’s Beefln.rger;	.f.
In the top of the 6th to tie the ’trounced the Moose. 10-.3, and Jer-	V; ^
count and clicked for three more ry Kublak twirled a dazzljng	'
ninn In the 7th for a 6J fri- hit shutout to feature Bat-1	'‘f,	halfback and foj
nni|>h over the PonUar Mer- tciy s 7-0 triumph over Rogers’ ?’'''!
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The double-elimination touma- , International League con-. The couple was inarned in Jan ment swings into its 2nd round,*” *	I®night at Beau-. uaiy 1958. while both we.-e at.
tonight at Northside Paik. with R°8'’rs* Electric meets the fending Oklahoma University Elks and Stadium dashing al 7	Builders at 7 o’clock and They lived heir,
p.m., followed by an 8;30 contest;"*- Battery faces the Northend,' Details of the divoice were not
betw’cen Arro and the Merchants.	at 8:30,________ | available.
Rival hurler Walt Travis made two of Arro’s six hits off who was invincible with runners aboard. Art Smith notched two of the Elks’ six hits off Travis, who was touched for two runs in the 3rd and another pair in the 5th.
A walk, two errors and a double by Chuck Nichds enabled Stadium to tie the score in the 6th. Marv Caswell’s single and doubles by Pete Landino and pitcher Doug Hall, along with another walk, error and sacrifice, wrapped it up for^Stadium In the 7th.
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The alubbom Plttaborgh Pirates aren't- going to walk the plank for anybody. At least not as long as Vem Law can beat the St. Louia Cardinals practically blind-
And not a long as Elroy Face can right a listing ship.
The Cards rocked Law with a pair of two-run'hooers In the enth inning Tuesday itlgM, but he survived the inntng with a lead that turned out to be the final ecore as Plttihurgh stayed a " game ahead of Milwaukee In National Leagi
The victory was Law’s making him the biggest win the majors.
It was also'his 10th straight over St. Louis, which hasn’t beaten him since June 24, 1950.
But when the Cards acted up r> reliever Fred Green eighthFace salted the victory
the GlanU VI at San Frandsco. Carl Willey (9-4) was the winiier OEi a Uve-hitter. but Piche had to wipe out the tide In the ninth after the GianU rocked Willey with a homer and a singir.
Cincinnati’s Bob Purkey (104) pitched the only complete winning game in the league, a four-hitter that tapped the Dodgers 4-1 at Loe Aiveles. Dkfc FarreU had to bail out Robin Roberts (7-0) to ■Mil down the Philadelphia PhiL ties 4-3, come-from-beUnd victory at Chicago.
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The Pirates put over the clinching runs in the top of the seventh when BUI MaseroaU Mngied and pinchJUtler BUI Virdon hit his h homer. Uw had a triple, second of the year, in a three-run Pittsburgh outburst hi the fourth against loser Curt Sim-
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Carl Sawatski and that pinch-
hitter George Crowe.
homers. Qrowe’a extended his iUltim# pinch-hit bonier record to U.
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The Braves' victory, their stndght over the Giants and their 11th in their last 13 games, prevented Sad Sam Jones (12-10) from matching Law’s win record. Jones struck out 11 and didn’t give up a hit until the sixth tiling.
But in the sevenOi the Braves’ Lee Maye singled through the box. stole second and came home on Johnny Logan's single. In the eighth. Eddie Mathews walked and went to third In Hartk Aaron’s single. Joe Adcock squeezed home Mathews and Aaron scored when Jim Marshall threw wild trying to catch him at second.
MarshaU homored to lead ofl the ninth, and Felipe Akn singled, but Piche moved in to get Hobie
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with a double play ball and thenjtxyci^^^m ^os snoulks ters Dave PhiUcy and Dale Long ,a 1-2-3 job in (he ninth for Wsl	ouu«n sb •V.Viion ground balls.	j
l5Ui save among the Pimtes j» Ptonan cf sue mmo u 4 e i e| Rookies Qiff Cook and Gordon triumph.1.	^	iio«rd rf abb* I Coleman, each playing in only hw,
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Area Soys Top or U.S. Skeet
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Late summer, and approach of the early fall outdoor season, find the area, state and national shotgunners pointixig for annual skeet and trap championship events.
It has been noted, almost everywhere the scatter-gunners congregate, that youngsters are burgeoning their way into the top divisions. The lists are filled, more than ever before, with capable, expert youthful performers. They are crowding the veterans, and it will take some exceptional efforts on the part of the old-timers to get a look-in at the big titles.
Indications of this youthful upsurge in the shotgun fields, were clearly seen in the National Skeet Championships here (OCSC) several years ago.
The youngsters who took the spotlight then, are now rolling along at the top, this year. For the forthcoming NSSA world skeet chi^pionships, again at the Lynn-haven, N.J. Princess Anne club, are three top youngsters, who had their big start here,
★ ★ ★
BROWN BROTHERS, SHULET HIGHLY REGARDED
At one of the several Nationals held here, 11-year-old Eddie Brown, of Birmingham was a sensation. He has continued that course,up to now, and is regarded a real threat for world honors.
Older brother Bud Brown Is highly rated, along with the lad that also got his big start In Nationals at OCSC’s field Bob Stanley, Roselle, IIL, b mentioned as the “big" threat, a high-shooting star ever sinde be blossomed out at OCSC. Miner CUett, 16, from ChUdersbnrg, Ate., highest Junior average marksman In 1959, an all-around .974 (4,797x4,150), Is another who performed here.
★	★	★
Among the honors these youngsters hpve achieved this year was a sweep of the recent Great Western Open. Bud Brown took the 20-gauge, Eddie the small-gkuge. Bud (Leland) is 16, Eddie 15. Shuley won the all-around and sub-small titles, and Dave Hussey, 17, of Chicago the all-gauge.
The Nationals run July 31—Aug. 6.
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PREPS FOR STATE SHOOT WITH HOT ROUNDS More along the shooting line.
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State to Name Angling Champ
IlOL’GIfTON LAKE, Mich -Plan* for s Michigan State Fishing CunlMt|to determine a champion to repent the itate in tha 1960 Fresh Water World Series of Sport Fiahlng next October were announced today at International Iieadquartrr!i hei-e.
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Utral champtona of conipe-tiltona throughout the «tate will j hr eligible for the Mli-hlgaa alale (inaK at Huughloa Ijike over the : weekend of Kept. 10-11.
I diunipluiia uiKl chitlleiiKcra from iench pajiicipatiiiK state and twlion |— about 100 nmsterN of rod and I reel representing more Ilian 30 mil- j lion anglei-s in tlie t inted ,Sinle*: and inillloha iiiore (itini ahroad —
|wftl nwt in the Workl .Serira four.-, embracing a week of varied coni-f iprliiion at a half-doA’ii (anioua fishing sjlea and nlternatiiig tar-|
,gct» daily lo include nuwklr. buss,, rainbow troutriake trout, pike and perch.
1 Sportsman’s Showcase at Houghton Lake, new International Head-
quartei-s for the World Series, will u ii nu.smi	i r
he host at the final awards dinner a	^	n
jwheiv the new world’s chiimpion	'“k*’.	"-"y K'’‘’"’HtK.ii an
sport fisliernmn will reeeive Ihe,	h»ve (oi-gotten about them Irving Atkms
championship ti-ophy. sponaoi-ed by; Meadowlawn. was flslung for bass wlieii lie discover llic Ford Division of Ford Motor|	there, 'llie fine, big fish was 36 Inches long, nearly I'J
Company.	| pounds in heft. Ha- fisherman’s biggest fish In Zi years of angling.
Nature Course Registry Aug. 1
There is time in register for tha natum Interpretation course to bt held Aug. 1 through Aug 19 at the Nature Center of Kenslngtoa Metmpolltan Park near Milford.
This waa announced today by Bill Hopkins chief naturalist for the llnron-riinton Metropolitan Authority.
Registration will take place slartlng at 9 a m. Monday. Aug. 1 ami Hie fully aeerediled three-week eisiiNc .will eonelude on Friday. Aiig. 19 The course number is ’.’3;’. Nalui-e Interpretation and eourse time is five houra per day lays iH*r week for the thiee-■ession
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the state shotgun championahlps, At club, Davison, and among them Is the 1959 women’s champion.
‘”Yes, I’ll be back after a 2nd championship," says personable Jennavee (Mrs. Arthur W.) Oesch of Pontiac. "But It’s' going to be a difficult job, with all that competition.” Mrs. Oesch (see accompanying photo) named Vida Vande-water of Waterford, Eileen Griffey of Owosso, young Janet Leonard from (X8C, Wilma Dell of Pontiac, and Muriel Pace, also from Pontiac, competent opponents.
But she carded her best series of practice rounds first of the week, a 19-blrd field total, 21 from the traps and 22 on the skeet field. Pretty good shooting!
This observer is also informed that all others of last year’s divisional tItUsts will defend their crowns, Including Bob Uptegraff, men’s champ, John Webster (Junior) and the two-man team, Stu Fleming and Tom Loncks.
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Little anglers and big dogfish have been having their Innings around area lakes, like 6-year-old Craig West, son of! George and Elizabeth West. 1910 Warwick, Sylvan Lake. Craig j Was fishing with a miniature casting rod, with a worm for| bait, in a channel near the home. All of a sudden he had a strike, and when his dad helped him haul in hla fish It proved to be a 20-lnch 4Va-pound dogfish. "If his dad hadn’t helped Craig,” reported Mrs., West,"	that	fish might have caught the|
boy.”	I
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other lucky anglers about the area Included Mrs. Hattie (WUliami Kobem, 1231 Stanley, who took a 12-inch calico bass' on Woodhull Lake.
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•Ted Villella, 254 S. Paddock, fishing at Art Twork’s Pine Lake spot took a 26>2-incta, 4-pound pike, and Charles Feisel, 14901 Lamptaere, and son Max landed their limit of bass, crappies and bluegills.
’ rmml for tlio half milo from r two >i-nr oliW i oMn ' liy the |un i. C'.irolw>n| ami flllh-a lo llip raf'<-wa,y ox. I II !9.‘)7, I’ould bo a mom-i porlonr«-d klHlIiom* anil inar«-», iio.M Saturday lAiiu. 6i whloh havr av nun h a« SI.V.tHMI ■rotary, Al I’it r- nijihl n fina| boat is over. 33io trark; in their bank aetounls, will show ^	discussing the is in giHx! condition aiifT men work-j their flying heels,
HERSHEY, Pa, (APi - ’Hie«*’'	hors«'s [cel tills is the; ^	j
Philadelphia Eagles of Uie	''«dnesday (Aug. 3) al 8 p.m. year ioi a new mark. '	uiuvk Mewait of Mini will be ■
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workouts today with 18 players twreet. since many of the'best 1	Americas iasicst glow-,Caro, one of the b<’sl wlth llie ■
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Absent will be Marion Campbell. veteran defensive tackle, who must undergo a leg operation Thursday for the removal of a
Richard A. Blom. Holly panfish angler, hold* the unusual distinc-
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^^IVQU Citations j 'nie same fish wa.s entered for the OCSC contest, led the June entries and won a $2.’) men-handize certificate. And, it is still in the running for the grand prize.
Good fishing is reported for all Oakland county waters, i broken
CLOBBEKEED Flkn — Mark Floor, 9, had only one arm he could u.se when he saw a' big pike below a pier at a lake near Dowagiae. but he captured if, as the picture proves. His left arm
, Mark sitid he
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The Metropolif.an Miami (Florida) annual fishing tourney citation lists have just been announced. The list includes 10 Oakland County, sea-fishermen and women anglers, among tlte hundreds recognized for various awards.
The Oakland 4.’«unty anglers repreaent nearly one • sixth of Michigan's total (07) receiving
A yellow popper bug was the. lui-e, a favorite with .Blom'. ' Second place went to a4j-puno gill entered by Grace We.stfall, also of Holly.	'
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The CX:.SC rontc.st runs through July and August, .with awards for, heaviest fish to lje made each month. It is open to any .MichlgAn resident and entry blanks t;an be secured from most area sports-! goods stores.
Area citation winners include;
Sportsmanship — F. VV. Dubois,
Birmingham; Robert M. Halstead, Birmingham; William D- 'n j e	ir/- l
Ixrmbard. New Hudson; Ken Mar-,1'®Cl 50X ROCOll Catcher shall. Hazel Park.
Citations—\V. Douglas McKenzie,
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Emerson, Pontiac, getting a 5-pound, 15-ounce largemouth. de-'	’’clobbered ” the fUh.	’ -----
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She ttood heahantiy aod aofUy amlllng behind a dark-haired, aquare-jawed young man who raiaed hia arms high above fato head In the tiine-hanored vtotgry aalote, while a tumultuous aaaem-blage roared iU approval
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ful hour! As Pat and Dick Nixonl No one mef Pat and Dick Nixon •trida onto eomM stage to- when they Hew to Chicago eight
are already familiar to both aideaj"^! <^ve"i»n. of the Iran (^iitaln, and in every! *	>««“«■	!•“*«
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Pat Nixon's gaze, glowingly centered on her youthful huabaiid, waa mutely nytm: "How giorioua thia ahoold happen to Dick!”
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In that brief period whDe tiine ood tUII. tt was obvkwa that Pat felt heraelt to be a mere i tator Modeat by nature, ahe had thought that aha should ba standing beside the man who had lust been choeen the vioc prcaidenUal
one velee hailed the mlaty-eyag wonuM whom eaiy • few of them would have reeegulaed on
NEW YORK URoMost corporations do not want their extcutlvae to hold financial intereata companies from which they buy lupplieg. a Wall Street Journal survey indicated today.
However, few have specific rules against it or see the necea-aity for them.
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Some executives expressed thei opinion the Chrysler incident; might prompt some tightening up. I Among them waa Chairman Hugh Robcrtaon of ZeniUi Corp., who ■aid it "may prompt more com-! paniaa to put unwritten policies' into writing.”
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William C. Newtwsg resigned as preeldent of Chrysler Corp. In a dbpnte over pt^ta he received from “Intereata hi” Chrysler mppHera.
Chrysler said Newberg agreed o turn over to the corporation ‘profits In excess of $450,000 made by him from interests in vendor companies.’
Steudal, president of Sherwin-Williams Co., maker of| paints and chemicals, told the| Journal that "we don't permit ori tolerate'' executives to hold interests in suppliers.
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CHICAGO (f»~Vlce Prealdent Richard If. Nixon haa embarkad on a protot et having hla picture tahan wMi each et the Republican National OMvantion'a 1.3a dele-
The photographs were anapped alter Nixon made hia talka at delegation maetlnga. The ptduree are being made on an aaaantMy line bails elth each delegate alloted only a few seconds with the vice president,
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NKON AND UNDEMED - Vlot PrMideiit Richard Nixon greeta Lawtenoa Undamer, chaiman o( tht Michigan delegation, aa it caucusei Tueaday in Chicago. Nixoa and Undimer shook handawonaly.
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llghtbouaa tower. Over the town's lUBBiw a*uuisa [three-foot thick walle vUiton see 'fj5SSee!s)“' |tt»a wktars of Lakt Huron The By Halted Frees latowafioaal ' lt**P*T'* homa haa a flagstone floor
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place (or the yachtsmen who know' the harbor.
One realdant of the area, about 30 miles north of Alpena and 30 mitoa south of Rogers City off U.S. 23, said the- harbor’s "un-matchad beauty and oonvenlencea for boatamen are the beat kept sacrata in the atata.
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On the inland shore of the harbor to a road leading south through the hamlet of Presque Isle and to U.S. 23, or west toward U.S. Q.
Just across this road is landlocked Grand Lake, nearly surrounded by resort cottages and cabins.
4. My male i have both boea neutered, the female had a Htter before her operaaea and we kept one oMier kittens. Now the two older cals fight constantly. Wist Is (he rea-aoa to this? Mrs. C. H., Chlrago. -A. To me, the most intereeting trait of the cat is Its Individuality The placid exterior of this pet conceals strong likes and disilkes and deep emotion.
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Although klttena romp togcth< r affectionately, brotherly love Is not retained after maturity. Even though your female cat 1s neutered ■he still feels a protective instinct toward her kitten.
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The old lighthouse and tht lighthouse keeper’s home have been restored over the post 30 years and to one of the outstanding historical attractions of northeastern Michigan.
BDILT BY JEFF DAVIS Legend holds that Jefferaon Davis, later to become president of the Confederacy, designed and built the old lighthouse for the government in 1840 as hia first mission after graduation from West Point.
F. B. Stebbins bought the house and keeper's home from~the government in the 1030s and haa restored the structures.
A large ship’s prepeUer flanks the entrance to the lighthouse from the highway. A winding drive through dense woods lends to the lighthouse. A awi War oanuM, a ahlF* capstan and anchor from a lumber aohoener, a circle sew blade from Beaver Island, the wreck of the Barque Fame, a S«M-paand taeaae bell taken from the Lansing City Hall
Winding stone steps lead to thej
Docile as the male companion might be, she is taking no chances with her young. Change of lilc occurs in the neutered female cat too, and I suggest you discuss the advisability of hormone irt-i lections with your veterinarian. | Finding another home tor the kitten would pfobably affect hasty; reconciliation between your two' i cats.
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Cobo Hall Opens Aug. 14
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txmtion laureta.	! dependent exhibit treat out	m tkB	W the btMlar
* a a	I the va»t apace.	j m	j	whtck allaaa lor three laaet of
' Detroit, in the ttatc of Paulj Wide \chicle and pedestrian *	cgree	Iralllc, lead* to the lop.
iSunyan. hat thrown up the worid'i ramp* wend their way from top	*’	»“ Future plana call (or a hellopoH.
lartest comTntlon hall and arena;to bottom m the thr^e-atory	ion the root enabling cooventloni
and Paul would be proud of lUj building .Stairway*. escal.-)t<aw hi lit; WATKR	KW" to t™vel directly to their|
•‘|«“tors also terxice pedes-	^ busincra from the city.!
Cobo Mall will	In Cobo Hall could accomodate a '"•tor ainwrts
ADAM AMES
By Log Fine
oawflMafly open when It hoots i A thrre-lonrtin of Iho riortsta Tfdefraph DHlvery i rMor aronnd (he rxhlMI hath Amn. Canventiw.	links all eniraaces and exists of
From then on It aeem. almnrt certain that ma.«ive Cote HaU. r* up outstanding feature of Detroit s Otic Center on the north bank; of the Detroit River. wUl never	iwi.
Irnow a (piiet.moment.	The total usable Door apace of
**x» siss-nn	'Cobo Hall and Convention Arena
^	V iia	^
The $54-miriion building is jq^are (eel	i
rttv o^mment and
Si mayor	to 19C7	"7
hto ^^mtoistra.
the r Vdcf^terplim of which the	^	^
ban Is part, was initiated	.apacity of l.lioO.	,
Formal dedIration of (nbo ^ banquet hall (or 2.900 ran ^ the opening of ^ quickly Ije changed Into a t,.'>00 lomoblie >how. 1 capacity auditorium, or an iiii-Oct. IS to SI	. niense ballroom (with white oak!
It will be the first time since	and tealostiod floor» ovrr-
the original Automobile Mann-'looking the Detroit River, iacturers Show in 1900 that auto- Through celling high windows. mobUe manufacturers have staged, dancers will have Iho (eeling a show in the "city of cars ’ they aro In a cliff hoaM Cote Hall u 490 feet wide-more! leading beyond the ahorfi. than oneamd-a-half football fields	, . . u •	. l ..
-and about 1.000 feet long-iiearly,^ ^.^^‘’‘'"^" ."i^bHll'-oom of a mile.	T®" Oliver will seat I.oOO persons.
It 1r n	IA small coffee shop will be open
It includes exhibit areas, avi throughout Die day. gcnnbly hall.*, dining rooms and, One of the most striking features ■torage apace all in one buUdmg. of the banquet-haU kitchen, after There are two groud levels in'you "atlr througli shoulder-liigli ihe structure, made possible by( •‘tow pots and pool-table-slie grills.; the downward slope of the terrain to a $45,736 autonialically-con-!
toward the Detroit River. |trolled, conveyorized, electric;
TV tower g^ nr river	,	!
Imel has about IM,Me square ' feet af exhibit space, designated as "Han D."	I
, Halls A. B and C on the upper,'
Lariied street level, can be com-j bined toto one enormous exhibit hill of anrroximately 300,000! square feet.	|
. The exact total of exhibit space to the (our halls equals 396.425 square feet
•OfKDPROOF riRtAlTSA Between each of the llirre upper halls are soundproof \ertl-'
city of 70,000 persons.
The telephone	, *.uuu j>ou oihi uw aitauicui
ame a community of 8.W. Thoje^^^^
140paystatKinsareii^thansro;^^.„,	exp^ding
contdned by any other public, civic Center, which covers structure to Michigan.	Uj acreai and extends nearly
On (he roof sf Cobo Hall la I mile along the riverOront.
THE GIRI.S
Profit Shaving fidespread
JStiff Competition Gets |9lame os 2nd Quarter {Income Tumbles
lEW YORK.tfPl' - If your [it margins have been thinning! mtiy, you have plenty of corn-says Prentice-Hall In its tkly report on business.	|
^.Jcreasingly rough competition is |H^ing most prices in line, squeez-ifig margins and shaiing profits.! £ firm adds.
C **lBltlal second quarter reports : inggest that pretax corporate , Iwatoga are likely to run about bliUon dollar* below the 48- j fiDlon-doHar annual rate of the three months of INO." ^lYhat's behind the shrinkage in
ffils and margins? Prentice-, 11 says the key factors a less profitable product mix, R: rolutance or inability to raise ^ices in strong competitive mar-and still high-to-rising fixed
Experienced observ ers are foi-e-4|sting one of the bitterest elec-m campaigns in decades that yy distract attention from cus-yiary business plans, adds Horn-d^er b Weeks.
» MeaawhUe, the fimi points jRit. Industrial activity has been jj^lng down aad cutbacks In AMufuctnri^ operations have ; fcfn totensined by a less active pemaad (or consumer goods.
’’As a result, con&dence in the t UBl seasonal rebound in the i (onomy has waned”
[‘□LES 'At — [Roscoe C, Miner, t pervisor of Godwin Heights pub-, schools at Grand Rapids (or i:past seven years, was appoint-■superintendent of Niles public ■ x>l8 Tuetday, succeeding Paul cl, who resigned earlier this-.
THE PONTIAC PRESS. VVEDXKSDAY% JULY 27. im)
THlRTYSEViai
£ss and Finance
i
Grain Mart Angles Toward Firmness
------------------ grown;
CHICAGO (fi — The grain (u-'produce brought to the Fanner'a; turea market tilted toward firm- Market by growers and aold by t them in wholesale oackage lota.
MARKETS (Trade Is Slow iiin Stock Market
The following are tap prices Icovering sales of hKally
Votiime was light and trani>ae-tions slow.
. Dealers said there was a little tendency among speculators to take long positions a little more confidently.
Gra!n Pricw
Quotations are furnished by thel YORK (^^The Stock Mar. Detroit Bureau of Markets, as d M carried a technical rally froim
CaiCAGO ( CKICAOO. Joijr n grain prleet;
lATI — Optalag
SI? .;
llsr.
“Era
Monf’ay.
Detroit Produce
. ,	_ raciTfl
AppiM. DiMhMs. bu. .
Cterrln. Sow. IS gti.
CtMrrIw. awMt. 11 gti. ..
Currant*. 1( at*.........
OeiMrlMrnn. |g nti.
R*>Db*rrlct. BlbCk. M nu.
HMpbtmw. a«d. M pit. .
VEGgTABLSS
the year's low into the tecoiid aes*
skm early today. Trading was slow.
The general pattern was one of fractional gains with a scattering «'ii of unchanged prices among Key

A few sr tiM UglMr prtMd Mae
Bmu. Eultuckjr wtaSbr. b Bebni. Rom«n. bu. ...
1. W»», bu.
■ou!“'r • I
Comfiatt>
acafinf.
rtenry
'i


Sprouts bi C»rroij,' Toppbd, bu 'Celerr do*. •Ulka lCcImt. Pucbl. 2*. ( ’corn. 8**et 5 do* Cucumber*. Sllcert. I
Haste Makes Waste and a Headache
In ^ door and out the other TeXv^" Gary Beseau yes- S-jjj.... tetday.	8qu*»h. Buttercup. '
*	*______♦	_	|«biii»h.
That's the rout^^seau of 47 Tomitde*. Hotho'u***
Clarence St. took aboard a tractoriT^rr%“’d<»*‘lM:hil ’ while working on a form at Buell Rd., Oakland Township,'	ceei
according to slieriff's deputies.
Unfortunately, ho.rever, the secBd door hadn't been opened and	Beaeau.	after	bis	tractor
ride, had to be taken to SI.
Joseph Mercy Hospital.
The youth toW deputies he was driving the tractor too fast when|RomITob. bu. he took It into a barn at 11 a.m. ISmlch ’’L	;
^	*	8wi(*	Chtrd,	bu.............
^	*	Turnip*, bu.....................
It skidded when he applied the|
^brakes and went through a closed. Poultry Ond Eggt
:S;
ar > polata of recent sharp loiea.
The market was bouncing oft
4je'"double bottom" after 11 straight	«... ■.■■*»*»■«	* n .	p. .
days of decline In the- Dow JoL	CMJWHATI.NO - A PonUac S ate Hoop.tal
'S,industrial average	P®*""* P"P®''e* ‘o her lOOlh birthday cake
ioS The business news backgrounl	•‘d	psychiatric, attendent nurse*.
Vgo'was a shade brighter, includingj Mrs. Frederick Wugar i left i ofHO.! Crittendon SI. ^5®iword from U.S. Steel that orders; and Mrs Tlioma.*- Linney of 84 N. Tasmania
iolare recovering and news of a con-|-----	♦
111 tinued uptiend in aulo sales.
. 22sj l'.R. Steel and Joaes g Laugh >>■	fractions.
AS '

1	Eastman Kodak recouped about
2	points and DuPont mure than a }int.
Vendo reported higher eamia';8 and rose more than a point. Texas instruments was up about 2. Zenith and Brunswick Corp. were around a point higher.
blrsctaed, bu.
£«Ttuoe.''"Blbb. pk
Lettue*. Bmton da* Utluc, L*tf.
Lettuce. Head,

\t
Whlio Brothfir Tangles (o,. president jyere cqnJurH up ' M™*tr»diB* *An"i^	Leod^ iby a Pontiac State Hospital patient
itles highlighted trading. Amer-ieaa A Foreign Power was unchanged at 7 OR M.ON shares.
Middle south nUlllles was unchanged at SO' 2 on 10.000 shores.
Motors were fractionally higher.	.	,
i Rails leaned to the. upside witnlP*;*"	u
LChe««peake A Ohio and New Yonv I Central up . fractionally as Balli-. more A Ohio eased.
Nonferrous Metals, Rubber;. j|Mail4>der-Retail8. and L'lililit*
!»1 moved narrow'ly to the upside.
who celebrated her centennial IIYANNLS PORT, Mass lAPi-'birthday yesterda.\
Son, John Kennedy, the DemoJ cratic P>;«id^>ti«l nominee, took, ^ a day off today while hi* cam-Robert
meets
gling pro-Kennedy party leaders of that pivotal state.
DCTBOrr POULTST DETROIT. July 27 lAPi-Prlet* per —drUrertd Detroit If
door on the others side of the' building. ,	I
He fell 10 feet to the ground and pov was hit by the toUing door.
He was treated for bruises at lO-II; hes>v type roMter* over l Ibe. the hospital and released.	!g;“..r^;1'TocK‘'25':J;'•<.SillS;.«
DETROIT EGGA
DETROIT. July 37 <APi Eft prlcM
iBverccT'io muolt’ )lM»e ^In**Vo-*doraD I cate*) coneumer* trade (include DB. I traded I
Whiter—Grade A Jumbo
New York Stocks
(Early Moralnt Ouotatton*) Fiture* aRar dtclmal point* ar* at Admiral :	. ISA Kallott .	.
Pontiac Firemen Do Double Duty for City Resident
larae 17-44: law; larfe 17-42, in 0-44: Grade B larae ^
Brown*—Grad* A lumba 41 lart* ' 3t.2t: lart* 35’*: medlui Grad* B lart* 32: thack* 24-25
To Vacate Center land "^ Despite Plea by Edison®
The Cit.v ('ommibAlon voted to meed then »er\ ice,“ Lilly explild’ vacate land on Weal boulevard lot led	i ••,
llie propoiwd Oakl^ County Sen ' Pinale* tald that the growlh of lire Center deaplie a rerjueat of the renewa| and expansion progfanrs jDeiroit Wiaon i'o (Or « wrek * in recent years i* "getting beyuut I poaliKtnemenl of the deciaion	p„ini gVre H can be i ' "
*	*	*	b> the iiillit^'i rate
The olijeci of Eiiiaon 4 proteal In After riiacusAton. in
the protmasl up for public hearing aion \ole<l 6 to I fo last night, wax the estimated cost {-ommiasloner Milton of $10.non foi rehM'HlIon of a 40 opprmrd the mme 000-volt line which would retull
fmm the vacating	U/'J
The cuaty pUna to .mre Weri DearDOm WldOW DAulr \ ■rd from Trlrfroph
lall, ^nd. e\enluall.v will Sought on Mackinac
alnicl a bulUltng on the pmpeily.	<.«
ne«ea*IUI1ng a relocation of the ; MACKINAC' ISLAND UI»-"Wa'T« Fdlaon line.	; combed that island over and, 9yg|
Harold Ihnalea, company all.a	*'>(1 we haven l found a t^a
nev. aiTpipil that the county Is not .of her, ' puzzled Wale Police ski4 willing lo pay for moving ihr today of their aenreh for a Wld^ hne	wIk> vanlahed myateiTously whUi
"There I* aoine (pirdnui as In ‘"t " "•'•k on Ihi* Lake ItUtbd who la legally reaponalhle foi ihe ieMHi island	'
cost of lelocalKMi'. ami. we w.inl Ml* Krance* Lacey, 4fl, of iJelir-itinie 10 mvrM|g:«ie the inaltei bom led her hotel at 10 a m. Will* I’lnale* »aid	i|«) jo vi*il relative* on the ofllef
*	a A ,	.aide of the laland At aome ppint
' The minute \mi Micaie I‘i during the ihree-mile walk 4^^ lie* lohl ((mimisaMMier*. i( .' vanished and ha* nbt been seW )l public prnprriv an.Miiipe since	j ■;
Piiihlea hhiiI the <oiinl,\ conl.l More than AO polleemen and tell ns In lake om line* out .and volooteera ualug liloodkounds and
we wo^ild have lo do ao ’	•	aearhing fcr'
Rpekklng for the rounl.s. her.
Rsilieii E. I.lllv. aerrelary of the state I^Jue Sgl George Bui^ i Fount* lloani of Audllnra, a* nettr. i onimnndei of the St Igaaro aerted. "We do not feel that we |min| and director of the ararch, are liable (or the coat of reloca _»aul_hc Is .PA11/Je_d l>ecause •'It la 'Hon of the line, but we rerlalnl.v very unlikely (nt a lansun lu |prt are not going to make Fdlaon lo<U on the island pull mil."	"We've coinlied Ihia lalaiid, r*pe-
Lilly pash..,! f„, passage „f ihe	""If*
imensur.:. explaining a deh.v woul.l’"”''
in 1900 - a. .he weleoined her , .	;	,	,	...	' d'-Mhe co..nly «
two granddaughlera who eanie ,/ ‘’'"Y'®'	‘'7'''	•'"'""v county o lic.al* w.aiM m.ike.;
to celebrate her looth birthday.	""
^evening was not one to be denied, inenl with k.di.son E.xacUy 60 of her patient friends police were admilling tod:i)	'A\> louldn i move them out, we
Ave. The birthday Indy wus Iwnoi-ed by 60 of her fellow pallenl*. and Iwo graivkliiughlei s Memonea of 1900 and her farm were brought back by the celebration
Kennedy Plans State Hospital Patient MoreRelaxationHas lOOtb Birthday
Lack of Loot Fails to Discourage Yegg
natural hazards It la ao Intel' lared with Irnri* ,vmi never nra more than a tew Imiulied yuf^i (roin one of them '	'
m M A ruy *12
A Leaf*"^
2 LOFGIaM
Llgl A My Lockh Alrc
Tlie senator scheduled pointments. He planned some boating and a lot of rest at his summer home, where his vacation up to now ha* featured more high-powered work than relaxation.
Kennedy said his brother would Mslconfer during the day with IJ JlMichael H. Prendergast, New 30 4! York state Democratic chairman.
JO*ion plans to bring rival New York •• factions into some unified effort	encouraged by the lady'
To Seek Cooperation
She has spent more than 30
years out ol a long century of, on. who reported the burglary | at the hospital, entering Oct.j |,m	^
■da week.
County Highway Improvements Chan- Added to Contract
Livestock
Firemen made two trips to the home of Mrs. Pauline Foster yesterday.
The first was when ah alarm was turned in at 4:20 p.Qi.
They rushed to the home at 7M S. East Blvd. and after AS minutes e.’rtingulshed a Mase In a aecMid-atory bedroom.
Assistartt^^hief Victor 0. Bod- lo.^w-zV^'i'uSu??.«»»*• ‘i.lS-miH:
DETBOIT usnsTocn OBTROIT. July 2V..<AP| lUBDAi—
Cattle *al*bl* *«0; tlauahier >t..—
heifer* actly*. fully itaady: eo*i '■ early udea Jtaady. market


23 2 MarrChAS . 14.5 Mph Ron . 33 5llnnM*M
the November election ^2 '|paign.	Her allvery hair pulled back
M3 VIGOKOI S PROTEST	| *" • "®«‘ bun. she had quite a
55’i Prendergast ha* voiced vigoious;	her deaire ti
protest against Kennedy’s
I helped divide the birthday cake|
at the party sponsored by the The culprit bi-okc h winilf)w i Pontiac Qiapter of the Psychiatric get, into Joslyn C'olumhia .Siuuk Attendant Nurses Assn.	! Service, 1170 Joslyn Avc
Once Inalde, ho found pleklnga ) nfJNX. Germany lAP). -
Ilm. The owner, (liarlea t rick	Konrad Adeiwurr and Pitn-,	.
(lent (Imiie* de Gaulle of krunirl Several mad improvement prof* I	,„r- m.u,iun nmu i '*'*	«'>"'l<’r till* wccki nd lo ccla In Oakland County have bneil
8. 1928.	I closed a week.	UliTiigthcn coojicr.allon bctwren'added to the Slate Highway'pe«
♦	*	*	I »• ji	I Ihe Wesi German and French gov parlment a Aug. ;i conMructloii com
Pontiac State Hospital Medical f"'o'ng no money In •b'* i a.vh p,.anient* during Ihe presidential, trad letting, un official announced. Superintendent Dr. Walter n.	"’e burglar refused lo'ra,„p„,g„ the period of gov 1 'Diose pmjert* in Oaklamf Coim-
Obenauf chatted freely with her. ^ downhearted	lri-mneii| i hange in Ihe Cniled ly include 2 !> mile* of vartsibln
'stale*
wilh the
* A	the (linliHi River near Pontiac and
egister drawer	lii(oi'inaiit<i h.ikI lie G.iulh and inferseiiiorial lirllerinenl >)bs at
---------- Adenauer were eonrerned lhal Ihe and Airport roads in Waterfopil
Tlie Cmled .Stale* lioughi more .Soviet Lnioii would sense a weak- Township	j jJ
goofl* from Tiirkey, aiHl sold her ening in Kiiropean resolve to re- Also iniiudisj are Irnffie br|ril ,,,	I	more, ill the I960 first qiiarter, *|si aggressive move* diinng the meni projeii* on I' S 10 iWooiT
151 |to create a New York branch of Confronted with a roomful of than did any other l■mllllr,v, An- lame dm k da,v* of PrPMdrrt El-ward avenuei m Blmmifield ilUl;
> efforts!	8*^* brought lo her.
. 52.4 Murray Cp
amcr said the fire, started by^h^^ careless smaking, caused damage'and estimated at $1,300.
Half an hour later they i
Burrousha Cal Pack Calum
Carrler^Cp Case. JI Cater Tr* ,Chee * 0 24.25: fiw Chrysler
“■ utility I elite* Bvt . andl'lii? cSi“"’

r choice helferi ______
holce *25 lb. heifer* 24...
—. -tandard heifer* 17 50-22.1 I utility cow. 14 00-17 00:	canhi
.'.“Hy'"rounS:‘* “'
.	.	^	. I ■“»» •alable 250; butcher* 25 cent* r«n w A.,
swered a second call from the i lower; *aw* *te*dy: toad mixed No. l!r«n*umer *
*1dr*SS.	J“a‘'biia‘."rr3‘?,]'’‘, i*n'd“i I'li'.'iii: rbS:'? S S
Mrs. Foster. 44, had suffered a'L’vA'”’.’ aroundicont cod a heart attack and was rushed toji7.75;S, 2 and j*'3oo-4te*j5^*owV irso'
St_ Joseph Mercy Hospital. r^'i'aiirr.lu^W.'tl.dfjr.'^.’Vs'*,.*.
She is in satisfactory condition 3» w: ^ood wd choice 3s.(w.33.^^...........
today,
d 19.P0;35.(K)
».00; .utility
In Waterford Township
Eye Planning Commission
Waterford Town.*hip residents will probably be asked to approve establishment of a township planning commission at the spring ciection.
At a joint meeting of the Township Board and the zoning board
last mg^it, it was agreed that a,	.	.	.	.
plan group is needed to make	approved by the voters, he
comprehensive study of the town-	Johnson explained that
would continue operation (or a year or more until a planning conimlsaion bad "gotten its (eet on the ground." Supervisor Elmer R. Johnson said.
There would be no increase in taxes if a planning commission
ship zoning problem and to possibly select a full-time planner to make recommendations to the Commission.
The present zoning board
creased sales lax revenue due in November would cover the cost of a planning commission whose members would receive a $10-a-meeting token payment.
News in Brief
from the porch of his home, Fred RosteJ, 34 Mohawke Rd., reported to PonUac police yesterilay.
Citizens for Kennedy" as an or-^ MA ganization through w hich independent voters, dissident Democrats and even disgruntled Republicans coifld work (or the Democratic ticket.
Robert Kennedy has been assigned to talk with various factional leaders. The senator said he felt pretty sure his brother ould woiif out something with them before returning here Friday
li i The senator says he has been rt jj keeping an eye. when he feels like 47 I it, on television broadcasts from J5;j.the Republican National Conveit-iiAO tion. He said Tuesday he hoped M S Ihe GOP would write a platform * 7 Rtpubiiii at! 5* 31 plank on civil .righis "as clear -■ *	..... ^-‘jand effective as ours."
99.6 Owens Cng .• 43 i Owens in 01 40.4 Rte O A: El 83.2 Ptn A W Air 61 6 P»nh I:
h Ipl . im Plct .
guests, some gifts'and a large kai a report*
• A Phllco . *.7 Phlll Pat • 4* 2 Froct n G
Dow Cham Do Port Ga*t Air L P2*t Rod . Eaton Mfs El Auto L . El n Mu* .
BrJrRR . :
Ex-Call-O . PIrettona .. Food Mach Ford Mot . Preep Sul . Pruab Tra Bak
__ °^ar..
Geo Pdt Oen MllI^
- „„..l M?t - 2 Ray Tob 1*4.4 Roval Out
*•4 s-.iell 0)1 15. Simmon* 7A Sinclair 32 Socony S».4 son Pac 525 AP*rry R( •2.2 etd Bran
20 7 Std C • 7 Btd <
] Oil Oh .. 46 4
^Maris Condition ||Sa/is/acfory After ‘‘‘Bus Slams Car
A 34-year-old man was in satisfactory condition today at St seph Mercy Hospital after ar client in which his car wns struck in the rear by a Pontiac city bus. ♦ ♦ ★
The accident occurred yesterday t 5:30 p.m. at Orchard Lake avenue 'and Walnut street. . ,.
Goody**r .. Orah Palga .	35 3 . 3	Tr*n»*m*r , T**nt C*n .	■ a|J	.Monroe Fed, It Irene St., told
at A&P at No Ry Orryhound Gulf on . Hammrr Pap	. 33 3	Underwood . Un Carbid* .	130 . 26	Pontiar police he wa* turning from Orchard Lake onto Walnut .
	27 6 27	uUlt “re . . Unit Fruit	40 31	when the collision 04-carred.
Rom*ttk . Hookar Ch	. 39.4 336	Un Oa* Cp US Line*	n	The bus driver. Clarence Rush.
Indust Ray Rand^ .	13.6 70 416	US Rub U8 8t**l USTob .	46 3 79 2	|46, of 72 W. End St., told police (the bus skidded into the car when
Intarlak Ir Int Bu* Mach	24 7 502.4	Upjohn Wert Dri Tfl	43 3	|he applied his brakes, according
IntHar? Int Nick	82 I	Westg A Bk W**tg Bl ,	Mijto officers.	
I senhowri * administration
and at Fulton street i

!Scvv development plats
I township would be referred to the | iiit Tefi Tri 31s woorworth'' icommission. with the Township'' ?5,J Yn*g*tV^A* iBuard having the final .say on all -toot* n l *3 zenith R*d Burglars took M from Bennie'* recommendations.	Detroit stck k*
Gulf Service, 684 N. Last Blvd.,	.	, .u » k ..	J Ncphirr co.
^Member* of the two boards ritute* after decimal point* are elih was reported to Pontiac police.	^	j ,	.	;	Hi*h Lo* n<
vesferHav	discussed two amendment* (or su.n glec * Equip Co ”	3 3"
^	roininerclal. residential,	llSit* oe*^“'’^^e	*	25 ^ :
Two glider chairs were stolen recreational zoning.	ja. l. 011 b chem: r -	• - '
- *	.......... _	.	.Howell Elec. Mtr f
In the commercial senes No*. K	**
clinics, drug stores and such busi-lnudy *«» co ness placrii would'not be ioeated|^'S|^ „'iJi1*j%‘J’od j nekt to teries No. 2 such as ga-
Fe<l was admitted to the hos-; 214 pitai; (ur observation of possible; ,5* JI neck injuries "
Burglars stole two chests with a combined value of $600 from the Economy Used Car Mkt. 22 Auburn Ave., it was reported to Pontiac police yesterday.
Ij	Account Nun.be.- tO'A *24-
-a	NOTICE OP PUBLIC SALE
2 1 i Nottc* Is heraby fiven by the under- ’ 11 " eifiMd that on August 4th. 1*4* at IfllO o'clock am.. *t 77 Eait Huron jj 4 Pontiac. Michigan, public tale of a Id' 11050 Chevrolet 2-door, serial nnmbei I* 7 lAdPOOIOO* - •	-
‘ jthe hir"
’i 20 R
In the residential class multiple dwellings would be prohibited in single housing areas, and in the recreational change, boat liverys Pontiac police yester-Rnd race tracks now classified as "' recreational would not be next to private parks or clubs.
Saarinen to Design New CBS Offices
Atoysias Bmecluier ot Detroit reported to Pontiac pi day that a $30 transistor radio was stolen from his car, , parked
In a lot on Oakland aVenue. i	——-1—i-------------
PhU’s Market. 144# Baldwto Mq Ploce for DeWBy
Avenue., ~wtm burglarized and *151
taken, it was reported to Pontiac* cCHICAGO (Fu-Former New York police yesterday.	I Gov. Jhomas E. Dewey said to-
inight "there is no likelihood what-Waller Bealtj, I-TA Baldwin Ave..vv-ould have a place reported to Pontiac police	^ g , Nixon administration if the
day that thieves broke into hw	Nofenib»r
car and took $.T5 in tools.	deetlon. Dewey made the staJ«
Elect Harwfv Ladge Ind Probate ment lo newsmen after talking'
Judge	—Adv (04- ahoiit an hour with VicTPre.*i-i between 32nd and o3rd streets,
w. , C V k	ti nt FLuhard M. Nixon in NLxon s' C6s has been located in offices
:.:n	...nu. P,r J. ,P„.
15 Utllar 52 24
New offices of the Columbia Broadcasting'System in New York ,Cliy will be designed by Eero Saarinen and Associates of Bloomfield Township, the network has announced.
Scheduled (or completion in 1964 the new GBS headquarters will be the east side of the Avenue of the Americas < Sixth avenue)
: blddar. Inspectlao -1

hit!— ------
..._, bf mad* *r 77 E*! ll*«. Mlehlgap. the plac* of *10**15*, Th* und*r*lfn*d r<>*r;*> Ih* rl*nt ‘1 bid
Dat«d: July 22 I500
ASBOefATEa DISCOUNT CORP.
By R J. BTARLINO
July 3
25. 1500
in* G*n*ral Primary El*<;tloD Tuaa y. Augutt 2 1950.
'Bhall the Annual Townahlp tfattlnt U>* Townahlp of Whit* Lak*. Co—
. of Oakland. St*;* of Sflchlgan.
abollahed ----------- ---------- “
authority
Mlohltaft' Election

USA.
July 22. Tf, 1004
CHIPPENDALE FURNITURE
Engitah ladv in a « 1 a g ta South <Am*rlca Autui; l*t. **Ulns raro 10th Century Chlpp«ndal* dining furnlfur* Exoulaltaly careed aral Ubie 0 chain, buffet. 02500 UN 2-3511
I
OFFICERS
R. CLARE CUMMINGS. Prasidept
JAMES CLARKSON CxaculiT* Pica Pzeiidaal and Stczalarp VERN McMASTER.
Vice Presidanf
WaLIAM DMKF.. AtiiilanI Treasurer and Broncii Manoger THORALF ULSETH. Afiiitant Treasurer and Branch Menagti JAMES M. RAHL. Assistant Treasurer and Branch Monoger RONALD FACER Acting Branch Manager C. BRYAN KINNEY. Attorney
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
HON. CLARK J. ADAMS MAHLON A. BENSON, JR. CONRAD N. CHIRCH .lA.MES CLARKSON LOLTS H. COLE R. CLARE CLMMINGS JOHN Q. WADDELL
N6S
MORE
FOR YOUR MONEY
1. 3'AT«
« REJI/RiV
Paid semi-annually on your savings. Savings placed before the 10th of the month earn from the first!
2.
3.
SAFETY
Every account is insured to $10,000 by an agency of the United States Government,
COYYEmEYCE
Five offices to serve you. Save-hy-Mail Service. Drive-in Window and Free Parking at our Home Office, Drayton Plains and Walled Lake Branches.
Pontiac Federal Savings
HOME OFFICE : 761 W. Huron Street
DOWNTOWN OFFICE ROCHESTER BRANCH 16 E. Lawrence St.	407 Main St.
4416 Dixie Highway—DRAYTON PLAINS ,
1102 West Maple Rd.-WALLED LAKE
/ - V
THIRTY-EIGHT
THE rOXTIAC PRESS. WED?^ESDAY. JULY 27. 1960
•TATf OF HICHlOAK-tt •_T* Ar.-	tK* rmiBtv
Court tiUnU ■touu ol I
MM rhlM •
mis* of MchltM ltt!«l t^t ^ ^ CouniT B*r>lc*
’Ci Death Notices
FLOm. JQIT IL 1 MM CWry M.
“I"
-
I pooplo o* Iho
____DATIO I .
______________
Puarrul itrrleo triU bo h»ia Thur»dA», July M ot 1 p m Richordooo-Slrd Funorol M ( mitord, •IM «»» Wonio III ottirlollDi Inwrmoai In I
fKh! ?ir*rti’iJ?'.uio*‘it
Rirhordion aird runorul H<
Cmr4 of TlMuika
T1» FAMILT or in LATB JO
ftSSd*"
Holp Wanted	6
mnmtta norfc. Call Mr. tiifltt, & HmI, 4 f > p.M._________
.Route Manager Opening
tar BOI) vimaa to Mail at bat-— aad Irala for IM. Aroraao durlna tralalat AIM pM irt
r JULY it
. ________ «!>«■■>. _____ ______________
*' to nolitiban. Moodi aad rola-turr for ^Utrtr^^ltlBdMM jturina
Drortoa dror .K?".
•. RIV mOJDO
Bj Dick Twmt
Itaa-,
of	A U l»w »t «»»»
K '^.i:;U";d"‘T' :ss„rVr'‘
*“l*"win» 'rafprortlcoj* to iroiif^ B»t^ Bolli-r «h«.U^^
*^WMnr»» inr Honorobio ^rM.ur «. Mooro, Jjdtr M •o»l t-O'tt •“
Cli» of Fontioc Ir. »»to	"
.tad ooT 'I	i MOORt
OTATa or MicHiOAS m t
bot» Court for Iho t-ourit of i Juiootlr Dlvinon ^ B»IU1 •OiT.mi Lorrtlo Bchorooi
*"ln tht Bomr of tho Propl* of ' auto bf Mlfhtior You orr horrot t
i hiiTiid DTrVr piToTai SSS^'M-M^arJ*! f
father of Uoy» Rood Tho fomltlot of Mr	\ fa?’"rr:"'n • i nr I No ra^i^ if^nSSTlZIrS'
Kubit.kry *nd lift. WtlUrd ChorUck Mr RAUtiMAIf Wdimo. RO ifXFBI-|
rrlYo^
In Mcmoriam
ortolirn Sadly mittod I
Funeral Directors

ARTHfR E MOORr^^^
SUlIf ' VASCA«6ENNO Probotr RogUter
27. IMO
r moro of the folioMng pormiUed lo Re^idooco Suburban Farms or , ^auon irming aiock' ihor mtneral rotourcct'
laeuod *^ro%ldrd ho«-. int or other itructurr.
urrh. DrovioB Plolno dfaTTOW PLAlNi__9"	Ff* _________
iV ri’>..'h«h V?f. rs	1	T 1	minOKK CARVAMER8
'.L.Mcb.'^irVDonels	,
FUNERAL	HOUt	|	WATER SOPTENBR 8AL~E8MAir
"Dulnod for	PunoraU"	i	no cao«otoln( Loado	furnlnhod
'---------- -------!	Unllmltod oRportiuUty	PE I-TM4.
WANTED
taltomrn for royoIwUaOArr Mod broak watar •yiteai. Col-otudonto oUflblo write, ilr-rooumt. t« a«o Wal MTM iiolaor, Oak Park, mthlaoa
IroCT Bocooaary part or full Unto 1 ...MI «-MM ofur S pja,
ROfor'i Itain a Sorylfa, IN Au-j EXiPERIENCICb WAnSHTflSf burn, coll P* »-iiaa-_ . Od at JullFo Ortu tn Ml.
A aiNOLB MAN ON FARM. MILE-' ClriBouo No phaao aAlll.________
f 2* r*'^"‘*yr	« ipor women wbo want to is
_ "«A«Ur Rd _Uka OrloB_______•uccro.fal aB« oani atoaar
«	CAI PCMFV	saAraiawi ^ BAkao
wUl	.^.Al^n,0»tir..N	Aron CnrBotlda rorr BMk In do-
hU	If you wont lU.OOA a	yrar ind	Band nnd aary ta ttU. Pit	M»T~
Illy	art not irttlnc It you	now boro I	view	call FE I-Udi or	vftta v
Uir opportunny. dot did Mlllrr. t Drayton PlaUu F. O Boa II.	/ *5
d	II**'10®6"aE i TOY OEMONdi^- b 5
^ lA ten	2 MB _____ iisvo Ririttf (hso argraga r ^
'^ TOBACCO AND DBUO cCgRt hourly oamlaso BoUIni orloctodA A full UBO, okporirncod	profortod.	tort	on tho party plM Why
ojrr ir Afrooolvo ood	not elratd	Join	Ooorto’r aaBiTwaioa	ndW, ■
of work. Wrlto Boi lU Fontlac' OR MOM______________i
j— George’s Sandwich Shop |
Bodornl-	—‘—“* ——---------*
TV- Pontiac Praa
FOR WANT ADS DIAL FE 2 8181
From 8 n.m. in I p-m.
All otrurr obould bo ro-
•t tbrou^^tl


NOTICE TO ADVRRTIRBRS Tho dradllnr lor ronetlla-ttnn ol ironittnt Want Adi tr BOW ana tho day of pubitetiloa ar.or Ika flrit In.rrtloB.
CASH WANT AD RATEa
LInrr I Day J-Daya S-Dayr i II M 12 M $3 11 I	I	Ml	317	4.10
4	3	W	3 H	• TS
I	IM	4M	170
a	3	00	1 40	SM
I	3	10	• 30	ON
PoDllao Pratt bot o
I-MII
Voorhees-Siple
Cemetery Lots 5
CHOlCi:	ORAVU P t R R T
Mount nc ♦-7l2k^__
I LOTS aN white chapel CCM rt«r> garden of ''rcligloui llbariy ^ UL 11M1	M
OAEI.AND HtlLS MEMORIAlfV loU la Oardan of Sacriticr 1300 Kan.: Palffrora. Mirh, Rt ;
I l'ls MEMORIAL viaiaani < loU, i unlu In Oort'— ' of Vatarana 3 burial vaulU. companionito mamoilal Pboor
FE a-4133 _	__
PERRY MT PARE CEMBTERY Beautiful I irava lot Will dividt
Help Wan^^ Female 7
MEN WANTF.Il
ATTENTION
- TQT DEMONSTRATORS a*ira’ noW'ltirinr a llmllad nt ■r of damonitratou for tlia c<
Eiparlaoctd roitaurant h a I'pi wantad. alao nparMaead curb fin I0II_^Joa^n
siacEEFER pi5r "elder
—ly Room, board, aiul wai _tn houjbton Laa_F»_4^ LIVE IN. BABYarmR TO kl i child. I .days whlla parantt _5»rl J'a 4-4IS7. afUr 7 0 m. LADiai wiTB <M*RE TO ont tLVt ^ ap^tmaat only. Full or pari tfaa. Apply rsi a.a. PUtar^twaa. Ml fffk-
tima iuraay werk _____ ___
flea. Ho taptnanca nacaasary.
!?.«,	T3?.3_^^
NURSES RN AND LFN FOR ill boapUal. /	'
---------,PH	^
OLDER WOMAN. LIVE IN COM
Wanted Real Eatate 36
WHITE BROS.
I'SSdv Id 'tu I
■arklnai I dac ^all
________
ylclntty of FonUat Walcb ltd Raward a lo a rau MA 4-3IM After 0: MA 4-liM^ " “ >R OLD cmaUAilUA.
_Rowjy^d_11l_MB7S_J____________
LOST: OR A NOE AND WHItM Bnttany Sponlel, mala, atclnlty
____WMkIiu Lale^OR 3-3M1.
LOST FAli: BLUE FARAEBET.
- Faddock and FUa 8t.
mm
_jye*r_________________
MORE CAMI Oa TEADM Bata If daUnsaanta Wa l-diM. Iran, to S
CASH”"
48 Hours, for Homes. Equity, Land Contracts JIM WRIGHT. Realtor
3« Oakland Art. Opao ttl S:M FE Midi ___Of FE M3M
WANTED
- SIAMCBB mtOWN MALE i On Daalibnra Ed. ntnr Blda-row Rd Aniwara^ Sammy. lUllL Darla bun Rd. MA t-MM	!T
LOdT - LAof a iLinc aiLiioLt) '
“Buyers Galore” L*:T*r55;*«^
LOBT: BLUE PAEAEBET RE-
ward. OR 3eiM. aRai ........
day Bat. A aun
Noticea and PeraoiiEla 27
SM CASH IN CONNECTION WITH our National Adrartlilnt pmfram. For aalUna only M bottUa Wnt-kUu Doubla ttranflb VaolUn. IM
LISTINGS WANTED**
Wa luaa	^
lod Uatinst of nil tyMs f. Uit wttb Bi today kdrantofa of tbo proF

I Bloomflald J
Apply In porion.
[ don’t see why these sociologists are so excited about the population explosion. We have one here every quitting time! ’’
OASIUtND P
»l"
Work Wanted Male II
. knowlodia of
Footloe Prati
Eltchaoi
tpaclalty* PE
CARPENTER WORE, HEW AND romedallns FE 3-SMb. icARPENTER WORK OF ANY
PER CENT OFF Win to Florida Cataloi ana otnar ------vallabla^CALL HOME
.....— .NCOHPDRATED FOR -	------------------
APPOINTMENT WA 3-3MS orl *
........; PEGGY'S [i's,** p^T.'gsy*-
:.‘c"J,.‘".u'.ra 7ury.‘u"r'!j 16 X. Saginaw. Pontiac
applications for| ' ^
r
jBox RErun
At It a.m. Today Uiera ' were replies at Itie Press I offleo la I bosea;
14. 17, 18. n, 14, 18. I SS. SS, 41, 48. 49. 58, 88, 89. 74. 75. 78, fti, 103,
store oardner wantb^ bat. work
'• offgr th« following:
. chanci
pirtiripntint"’'iroui'’’'i511SJ;;at Miracle Mile. Pernia-«om Knr7n”*plu.'’'mln7	"Ock Of part-time
^/r V»*‘','n,Vi??lV. o,“|'''.«"‘‘; ‘l^y
a car and br ready to work. Foriniug llOUrs. .Age 25 tO 50.
p,; 2.2M\ for ap-
Intrrrittrd In workinf 6 to t p m PC^’I'l^Cnt.
3 rvrnintJ A rarnlnr ........ —’
announcements
r oprrator of Crmrii
Help Wanted Male_ Immediate Opening
Rrilitrnd^ jharmneut. ^Brs^nnlng
work Many Irlngr brnrfl'ti Apply
Krionnrl office. Pontic- "---*
•plti' ~	■	...
J MEN
apply in perron. Tinn’i Btinctarii .....- 714 Pontiac Trail, WaUeU
NO CANVA88INO PARTY PLAN
Call Ml 4-ltSl or FE 3-1735_]
Assistant Hookkeeper
Typlit. general office work. Permanent poiltion with full rm-
Sajlinaw '*M **M tin'’*'''	**
BEAUTY~‘6PKRATOR~sfA™“E3r pertener A wagrt. Writ# Pontiac .Preii_B-- —
PERSONABLE HONEST LADY. 40-" with fair education. Care r' ichool age child tn mothcriei. le. Reply Pontiac Frete Bos
BABYSITTER LIVE IN OPTTON-light houiework. dependable, Naterflrd Uclnlty. _^OR_3-«4M.
Allchlgan.___
EXPERIENCED OA- ,
—	.‘y: « ^
BABYSITTkH
JOURNEYMAN ELECTRICIAH wIshM ^rt Mme work. P^-30g3. AWN WORK AND ODD JOBE Eip., raf., SIJS hr._Ft_S-MS3 MAN FOR OENERAL OR DAIRY firming. Hindicapped by hearing More for home Inan wagei. FE
1-0037._________________________
IAN. '37 YRS OLD NEEDB JOB bidly. Would Ilk#..........
RELIABLE WOMAN POB CHILD care and houiekeeping. Hr-
Call_after_»:30 p.m. MI 4-7_______
RELIABLE^	. M°¥!T
Ml“*g-0M3 ’ atw? i tm.
BHOPPra aubWB ARE LOORINO for dealara In thia area. Pull Una of toys and houaowarea. Illua-trated citaloga lurnlabtd. High-eat commlaafon. Ho Immadlata
lnveatnient._Ml _7jJlM.__________
SECRETARY FOR OLD E8TAB-" ‘ ed real estate company. 23 to reara. Muat take dictation. Sal-
I- BABYSITTER DAYS IN VICTN!- . . ^ ----------------
DRAYTON- —
1 OR 4-0140,
i .ceruilcate a
EMPLOYMENT
' Helo Wanted Mala Helu Wanted Femala “ Helo Wanted
■	-----i Asanctea ,
BABYeiTTER
DRIVER8, OROOKRY sfORE
Ing use of a
11?.‘ dU'i
HkVOX \V. TRF.RICE
imea Courena Hwy _VE MTO
TOY.^^--KL’N-'$$$
FE 0-0333.
20. CLEAH. AMBITIOUS, ateady employment. FE
HAN
4-4^-._______________________
ODD JOBS OF ANY KIND. FE
O-OMT.________________________
REMObEUNO OF ALL KINDB. .....—. —■- jy exparltoot.
______________I. FE 3-731A_____
WALL WABHINO IT MACH , RUOt
uphol. cleanad. FE I-S43S____
WORK OP ANY KIND.
________ FE S-I7S4_____________
Work Wanted Female 12
PE bTOOS, _ __	__ ________
AUTO: BRAKE "MECHANICS " it ba eaparlanced "
Apply 173 Or-1 >a'bt Thor JOB	I:
BwUon 17 4 Enlargement Hoa-Conformlng Use, The^ o
uilt,*".'!'
' mining i
aj auch valid non-conformlne i aama aball not ckoeed an area Uian natural barricri which ei laid mining area or M acrct aver ta the amalleat. and tubject alope are nol«e Ouit and other hwalth I
"Bookkeeping a Taiea _____
It Oreaamaklng A Tallotlng
Darden Plowing .........
, Income Tai Service .....
„ Laundre Servlet ........
i LandactpUlg
"' PaTnu5g\'^eC0l5IW......
met talon Servlet . g Upbolaterlng ...........
ci NOTICES
BABYSITTER 3 chllC-befora
EXP TELEPH
ra'‘3!’7fo4___ _	____
ELDERLY MAN FOR USED LUItP' ber yard. 330 E _BIvd N itorinflwmitro'n^VlVEXP, W^^^	MUST BE~T|
of. popular priced, top^ quality toys ly^e ijjve high hMUar - - —
the Toy Cheat. FE S-472L :fOY DEMONSTRATORS,
r-queen FE 4-0436.1 O'"'' 3S0 ekclting toy A holiday j :;aND \ counter I	p!?Ale',. !"D.'tro“,'’“V Mtoh-
gan, UL 3-Mt3 or_FE a-gWI
demonstrators' - NO
l?e" KfrM 1*40300‘or FE
1-DAY IRONINO.
____FE 3-0473
IRONINGS WANTED.
Business Service IS
ARE YOU
WORRIED OVER
DEBTS?
CONSOLIDATE ALL TOUR BILLS AND LET US OITE TTOU ONE PLACE TO PATT
BUDGET SERVICE
11 W HURON__FE 2-Ota
CLARK REAL ESTATE
FE 3-7SIS - HEB. FE A4II3 1302 W. Huron. Ket. A Bbn.
LISTINGS WANTED
Caab for your equity oa houaaa, vacant land. Land cootracta.
n 4-330$	FI	S-IS41
WM. A.-
KENNEDY
FURi4AC~ElaA8 OIL INSTALLED , 24 Hr, Serv C. k N '	—
LATHE WORK.
MANLEY LEACH, 1
KNAPF» .SHOES '
FRED HEkfAN	OR 3-15t3
AlfT onn HR wnuAM	Ifoltl tpit- Rie
a ”tond°?	rilig*'*
2-H22. After 3 p m or U no an-—ii™-------------_____________
ewer, FE t4n*. Oonfldanttal I 1 RM . EnjTHENETTE.
CAKE BAKED AND DECORATED	-------
for all occaatona Weddlns cake ^7^ FLOOR FRIY. BATlt kT^EifT ••w'voM*	North aide. Bachalora or eouplea
eratlng_lnatrucUon. Fe'2-SS17. 8EWINO MACHINE REFAnTTo: thortaad aervice On aU makea. Ouaranteed workmanahip and ma-tarlali. We alao convert treadles.
Universal .COi^ FEjMIOOO,^_
FLUMBINO ALTERATTONS. ELEC-
healera *aold'aS'*1nataUed.**UL
2-3t30. Lucaa Plurablni^____
RELIABLE ASPHALT PATINO: All work guaranteed. Free etll-
matea. OR^TMIS.____________
8EPTTC tanks CLEANED ___________FE 4-4343____________
ecl^lty^M—3-20S4.___
WAVE SPECIAL. M.30 O
____. Dorothy's, FE H344.
DAINTY HAfiD SUFFUBp'r" Me^lnee. Mrt. Wallace.
’ IMPRINTED
Wedding Napkins
Bookkeeping & Tixes 16
preumaking. Tailoring 17
DRESSMAKINO. TAILORING. AL-_teraOona, Mrs. Bodell. FE 4-t03T TAILORINO - ALTERATIONS Dress MakiM - ^r Repairs EDNA WARNifR_____FE 3-233S
Garden Plowing 18
3111 W HDROH BT
Rent Apta Furnished 37
AND 3 BEDROOM. PARTLY turn lakafront apta.' OR 3-Sltt St FLR PRIV BATH AHD North aide Motel
i, FE 4-lggS, FE 3-g73g
■	.L	R*™.
is- .cmidren. FE H>7g4, ___________
Ejl ROOM AND KITCinM. 1 OtRL,
I prlvete entrance. FE 3-OSS3 ~jI-4 LAROE ROOM AiPT. AND 1-3
b Every Order ot
Wedding Invitations -f uK
.	heth. and laundry tacUIUes Ale
Backenstose Book Store	w‘“J«ae“ '
» east LAWRENCE FE
TnVDAf D V W A B n FhWWvmwrb a * .	UPER. U1
pei-A-Dtet UbleU. N cents i
IN DEBT? IF SO LET US
Laundry Service
FE'5-162o!	I	—------------------
(V'ceJl tRONINOi O r"“ BABYSITTINO '	shl*rJ* «Tvlce* P^Sml
_____! laundry." 3to
hSidayl£6viNd"CARE A ro»rPOR''PHE- —*"	. ..--------:
“VI	... K. — ..	Landscaping 21
BATH. DPER. UTILITIES ahe^ School 8t. FE 3-7423 IMS and BATH: PRIVATE per week. 2300 ElltebeUi Lake
I qualUy for i Ible you to ebri I retain your;.
ttke with the Township Board, an ap- Wanted to Rent ................
Blleetlon for ■ permit. Bald eppUcatloO Share Living quartera ...
tai be accompealed by ■ map of the Wtd. Tranjporiation __________
proMrty to be resoned. drawn to jcale Wtd. Contracis, Mtga. . .
a pbn for redevelopment or rehebillta- Wanted Real Eiiata _______
Hon of the property upon completion of the Mining operation, the names
and mailing addreesea of all oroperiy renIALS OFFERED owners within 300 faet of the perimettr
to ba ra-«oned.	Rant Apia Furnished . .
(cl Permits—AppUcatloua for permits Rant Apts. Unfurniaped . must be accompanied by a cash bond,, Rent. Houses Furnlahed . for the faithful performance of ell ep- Rent Huusas Unfurmahed Lai, Cottages .....................................................
nehlp de- Rent Oflice Space '!
" specified ****" Miacellaneoue ..........
ESTATE FOB SALE Ubrtl'lons	Hou»ei
la* k?IiTiftw’	Properly	. .
• TAA VhAU	PrOD«rtv ......
thl rolriq	R*»orl	Prpptrly	...
”	R^tit R»rm Property
corvWlng HVm-l?eal'e^Bu5mess''prODcrty
■	}*! If you _____
■	til tpptaring and - }I may be able
■	fob that will <
' ,g| iu a week at ' III eegulae job For imo
•	Jjl Mr. Alton OR 3-0t23_____
i UlCAB DRIVERS. OROCERT STORE
’ 82 ^^1*' Fmtr-q'ueon,'”ra Vw2S*” EXPERIENraDTpXDUNTAfiraiRC lEEl^iKNCKD SALUMAN TOexPERIEn'cED” HdUSEkEiU>ER
•„*| .*nd V F^.u"ttm“‘wlto efcVlleS I J?fe •n”o7,"’‘wr'to*” Pont“'« 'VV.V.
"A' opportunity. The Good Housekoep- Bo* ITT
'	___________________EXPFR
I EXPERIENCED MARRIED sales'-, cook
I an*ce atore'*^ltuiln2"t'’o'®work*'’end i tl?5!l‘
Uke dlrecUon»L Friendly, courte-', uuren •. 3t oua. bot. 33 A ii State Mperlence. No Phbhe calls,
; I?	JL!!*!!!'—experikncei)””
•. S*?eTO”2'o?.rnl«tl^n*'lu'‘b-^,^: BI'.U TV OPFR.XTOR
•	24 traet only. OR 4-034g. Or 4 9347 TY: 3-4029	_and n 2-822
SeXPTOIENCEO all around MPERliSCED PERSON POI
■	■" echanlc for full time, apply; 'hlld care A light homework, No;
......	...........* ®	'T&4'-‘''
•nt commisalon to demonatratora nd ho^aaaa. Call FE_M721, WANTED EXHut'iENCED SALES --------------------- ----- State
7905 Cooley :
ichoolera _	_
tbif WOULD LIKE CONVALES-‘	nuratng
Building Service__J3
A-l FLOOR SANDINO WITT THE FLOOR SANDER PE 5-3722 FABULON ■ WATERLOX - BRUCE - A-l CARPEOTRY — Addltlona - Baaementa - OET my”BID'rfRsT -
_________FE 3-7294	_____
ALUM. OUTTERS. ROOFTNO k Alum, tiding bv Alcoa. Work my-aelf. Free eaUmatea. P.H.A terma EM 3-3039.
TYPES OF CONCRETE honesty. Integrity cua-r satisfaction, not a slogan, illCT For Information call lond W. Commtna. OL 1-477^ C I N D 8 CEMENT WORK a, floors, etc. Jensen. FE
................inm
The operators of the mining periodically spray or treat
aoytng to peraoDS II
highway to reduce the If Top Soli—The t •r all itUable soil to
igi OtSer Over-Burden wver-burden ahaU be st used as fill, la the aai Orawl District
ever:^^ddttional *acrM^ *’may"'b«
of eihausted acreage is rehabllttat prescribed tn Brctlon 17g of
ri.NANCIAL
he, Businesa Opporiunttlea IL’rt Money to Loea*
Credit Adviiori of Murtgege Loans .
I'v'i* MERCHA.NDI&E op- Swaps . . ade For stie C'.othlng lor- Sh> Household Goods
Wafer ^t ** *’*‘**®* • iw- For Sale MlscrUtnroui
I __Woo<l#ard,_ Blrmlnghem_
„''EXPERIENCED'MALi; lb HAIRDRESSI S
FE 3-4029 ^ and FE 2-3331 "garde n"E R EXPERIENCED □ tafe" In Bl^mfle?" Hms "musi la outalde gardens.
Immediate Employment.
4g	.S. Saginaw,
30 Monday, July 25tli thrn ; 3J' Friday. July 2^^1i .\ge,
■ M no handicap for tho.se K' who qualify, ."^ee Mr MAI WilM.IV ■
MULTF
MILLION
DOLLAR
. 5t Intemet'I Frtternal Organisation . *9 Has openings for 3 ropresentatlves \ - ‘-t PONTIAC It LAKE DI8-
I WASH1N08 k IRONINO.
FE 2-2359_________|	3-3340.____________________
YOUNO WOMAN TO LIVE IN DO ALL TYPES OF MODERNIZATION •ome housework. Weatside loca- Complete or partial Jobs as de» '•<«	Ucensed builder. MY
POWER
and
SAILS
I HeIpJiVanted
EBTABLISRED WATKINS RODTl'
I evallable. Pull or pert time. Av-i“ erage^ »2S9^^r hr. 13g N. Perry.
I Michigan Unemployment ! (ommission is allowing j Fiher Queen of W est j Michigan interview room!
.1 from 2 to 4 p.i ! Inly 27.
[A-l RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL
BTUMF REMOVAL Tree removal, trimming, get our
_bld. FE 3-7198 or FEJLnM.___
BO^LLDOZINO LANDS C A P 1 N <f tre^nchlng^EM 3-2^_EM 3-2415. CUT HIGH ORA88. $9.59 AN'HR. or will take by Job. PR g-9197 or PR S-9233^_______
2 ROOkIS AND BATH. NICELY furnished. adjacent to high ichool. See caretaker. 193 Waah-Ington.
2 LAROE ROOMBjNICELY FURN-Ished, close In. FE mtl.
2 ROOM FURNISHED AFART: mint, adults poly. Apply after 3 jQ p.m. 26> Norton.______
2	RMS MODERN 239 PROSPECT
tl9 weekly______.
3	ROOMS AND BATH, PRIVATE entrance, no children FE 3-7409
3	LARGE ROOMS. PVT. BATH
,Give Yon 1 Place to Pay	or«V;.
WE .\RF. NOT .4	I	utiQs'ssjE'jBivd'.'K^*^^
1.0.\X COMF’ANY	'2	rooms on ground floor"
illCHlGAN CREDIT	|
COUNSFLLORS	1* rooms everything pri-
- 1 PONTIAC STATE BANK
BLDO^ rv VmIi?	j	APARTMENT.
Member	H';' 'o'! * or 3 people prlvete
--- —... _	bath, private entrance, close to
dowi^wn. $14 week. FE 8-3149
_or FE ^43________________
I ROOMS. EVERYTHINCrpgSfr
TREE SERVICE - _.F»I« eatlinatea. FE 8-2899. IRRIOATED sod. DELIVibtED all summer. FE 3-7799 — —
LANDSCaFiNO, LIGHT HAULING _ and plowing. _rea*._OR j-0330. _ SEEDING, sodding, ALL KINDS of lawn work Odd Jobs. C truck work. FE 3-3919___
Top Soil
2-9603.
t grading sani nt end loadli
Moving and Tru^ing a ;es
S*4-4a$4
l-.\ Reduced Rates
Local or long i S^TH MOVINO
BLDG., FE 9-0439 ■■‘ember
—.....-........ Credit Counselors
Michigan Assoc. Credit Counselori
a W’E PAY ALT, YOUR BILLS
Our service Ijicludei I
’ie»t%f7W“““- “•
3 NICE ROOMS, UPPER 0?1U' _*l»s got month FE 4-49S6
Wtd. Children to Board 28
A-l CglLD^CARE.
3 ROOMS AND BATH ADULTS _only, FE 9-4109.	s
3 ROOMS. PRIVATE BATH AND -entrance, close In. FE 3-9373.
3 ROOM k BATH. I07tb N. BAO-_lnaw. Apply Pantry.
3 ROOMS wrril PRIVATE BATH < and entrance, small
i ^Db'l*
Wtd. Household Ocods 29	_________________
'	'	' jJ LAROE ROOMS. PRIVATl BATH
LET US BOY IT OB SELL IT	PB 2-3331._____
for you. OA S-2991,	I3 ROOMS AND BATH. PVT ENf'
---- ... . _ ,
E35&4?-
ATTEN'nONI
,	,. J MOVING SERVICE
, my Reasona^ RalcA______FE 5-345S;
I DICK'S LIGHT
small'. Comerclal; _
.. .................. ..........
OR 3-6172,_______.______________
ADbiTiONS. OARAOES. AWNINOS Pontiac Home 8^1ce,_FE 4-U87. BBiaC. BLOCK AND (TEMENT W ed	OR 3-20M.
•| BOLLDOZINO - EXCAVATINO I TRiaiCHlNO - TRUCKING Septic Tank and Tile
I Jim Nlemchak_______ EM 3-0981
8eymouT'Lk”“tld.“and:	SERV-
^-------------------' homei. additions, glteratlons, csb-
■ ' ■* ' ■ block. Licensed.
!. Any time FE 9-9
3 RUBBISH.
LIGHT HAULliio AND RUBBISH anytime. FE 3-9"'
LIOHT HAULING
34 A-load.-FE___
LIGHT HAULING k TRASH J moval OR 3-2299 _______
O’DELI. CARf.AGE
Local and long distance movini Phone FE &-<80e
Trucks to Rent
'|_FE 2^5-1	__
rNSD-^RTICTETl*^^^^^ fc°0« *SS?y*^fIIrn™S “t''
up Iiee of charge Phone “THEi Call after 5 n m llE • fiai
HELPING HAND STORES • MA	____
3-1341 If no answer, FE 4-7108. j*	PVT. EN
—----------------i----------1 trance. 498 N_ Saginaw
Wtd. Miscellaneous 30[ J ROosts, private Hath
■ -	woupd floor, lake privileges.
Have you a typewriter,	or yggt.
adding machine or piece ot oJIlce;2 ^RTOMs	BATH. CHILD
large''brioht'*r66m87"pct
rE‘’g-M23.
___	3 LAROE ROOMS AND^BATH
It. ALU, fireplace, porch, carpeted floor r S p m. l_couple only. PE-3-4M2.
I ^	AND
I'a-Ton Stakes i
IrTon Pickups	.   
TRUCKS - TRACTORS AND EqUU>MENT Dump Trucks	Semi Trklieri
glA TRICT t . 92 high^ caU
' be bondable.
.93 be an a.s - 94 accepted
:lgld Inve^lgatton and
not necessary. If V eo*el
"tlm7"a'g?eem*ent!
~ei and warn an unlimited'"'future \\ h.U 99A' »*• William Kenny between 9 30 97 and 5:00' 0 m. Mon,. Julv 25 97A savoy Motel, 130'8. Telegraph . na -2 mtles West of_stat^H1*hwav'.‘dl. at the 48 MEN NEEDED FOR LIGHT DE^
■ 12 MFK WTTH CARS TO GIVE AWAV’
> on w a n t a Kit or .3 sailing n il find e\,ivtly! Yif iMoking for
I ia'-'iiuation ‘U
Employment Agencies 9 _fk >:«71.__________
I CEMENT WORK
1 Vl'l VV ^■n\V\Pn■<	_»Jonroe. FE 4 SOOO.
IVt.l.I.N	ICEMENT and BLOCK WORK
VOCATIONAL	| Keith O Slegwtrt. FE 5-0783 i
4’. ^AS?® HURON “"''JITtE 4
FE 4-OfiM - FE 4-0585 cONCRETE'dRIVEWAY AT LOW -! rtte*. FE 5-8447	_	_
76 'P-inth7g^"De^ti^’
c^oS^f^RfS^ST CLASS PMNTINO AND DEC-I
__1-Uand designing FE ^94	^ orating Cash or terms FE 4-ii3»0.1
ure girl Preferred DRY WALL'taPINO'aND FINISH-' >ST CLASS DECORATINa PAINT-' IBM typewrir— ■ - -	—...........— —•• ---- —  ---
Money Wanted
want to borrow I3<
OFFICE
$275 .
8 PER:_ IS bonus. Write Box 65. Pontiac 4 ,
Wanted to Rent 32 U
I. Excellent teleri ;FAMILY OF 5 D^Rl
_________
FE 3-9119.________
LEASE OR LEASE <
4 ROOMS, PARTLY PUHNISHEDT
_MA 3-3000 _____
4 ROOM* FURNI8HEb~T:CRb8S Jrlr-Huron shopping Center All Utilities. |»0 Cxll Lrf-
I 39-.19
( Banf ^ilSi
. Mid- '
A t PAINTING

lO pi
^	Tc'LEAI^
fUY^W*	.... 2-3973	.....
Share Living Quarters 33 “bjto‘*ifd’’eu™^^
SECRETARY
A LADY 3J1TERIOR DECORA-rbR
0 that n
n dltu
t hoiiiohal to one Hi »er the excavated* area •re£nihau“ba®*Seded°^wlth 'a'wren JJJ,	malnuined
1 mlntmun

wmi ratoit In topography
with abutting Unda and ________ .. .,.
iwrqiiwlal rye graaa, malnuined until Sale Fit
**i*****r®„	*•'*	«l>u|
Id Tht banka of aU axeayattona cow.;Auction Sales tatotag water must be backfilled as pro-: wto^ la sub sacUoD <a> SaetiM ng'
r1l5^w^5craifn‘oV Je*W‘h.*^
-three 13) feet horlionval to one 1' le; ywrtieal stM bank shall be sodded i surf iced with a mtatmum of tlx K tachae of suitable soil and seeded wt! panmnlaj rye grass
'■> AD oearailoni containing wate
----; ^ ‘w*at‘.r*"Hi?rk"*
nu ordliianea »bsU take effect thirty For gale Airplanes P“*” Transportaui? Ofte
“Ma."artS2d®S,'lL White Lake Us’tM*Ajto*F.nV‘
Tjwn^ Baard « Ih. mn day	j^cA
B®RT McREACRIE. Auto Y&turiaco / Jqly 2t, 1999 idla Used Cars ...
jT Pull or nan • is: Aoblr 4 lo nj a m Filter Queen Ml .Oskjsn^
M.MiAZiXF.-MEN' i
19 Opwrtubjtv for esperlenred mag lo	rollectora ’ m"*our'"'Pomiac
THE PONTIAC'
Stats Bank Bldg FE
SALES
for septic links, drain fields.	PkO"
footings and light dozing UL - -	-
3-3^ ____________________________
FREE E-STIMATE ON ALL ELEC-trical wiring R. B Munro Elec-trie CO J090 W Huron. FE_5-9431. tor . palming HOME. OARAOEf CABINS AODI-	i^-«43
dleaged man for companion to hhare beautiful lake bone, no expenses OR 3-6004	_
Wtd. Contracts. Mtgs. 35
, Licensed .’builder FHi
HOUSE ' MOVINO, FULLY) INTERIOR DECORATINO _____________________
qquIpped. FE^MOO L A._Young. j _5onab^e,__^Phone FE 9-1472.
MILLER’S FLOOR SERVICE. LAT-j INT'tRIOR AND EX'TERIOR men aged 43-90, with ing^sandlng^finlshlng-_F^4-5450. | nalntlng. wall washing Free estl-
.I"'t’Yasterino a repair, reas! ir'”' ””	—
vment,__409 Pontiac Pat Lee FE 3-7933	-	Si
A BID TROM I
:-i tor your land*’"cnnuact’'t
,pm- 3-0343-	’	....-........^	9 p m. sJSfei."'*'**''	si -____
~ '^ *-■*'**'oL\lW°or’uL*?l'wi*t?^^	IN'VESTORSl'-Cah afte’r^^
l~ DEOiyRATTNn"~n"lPa; on \our mone2	. ALL
4 LARGE ROOMS. PLENTY OF C.oset space Private bath and FE_ »_-43^
ROOM furnished APART
' c"mrd'r.‘n“L;f?Le‘“ '"!L ‘
’ II.M WRfGriT. Realtor
345 Oakland Ave Open 111-9:30 .

PAINTINO
0 For sal# Foultry
For Salt Houseci Rent Trailer Bpat Auto Acces.orlaa For Sale Tires Auto Service Sals UMor Scoots..
Mijorcyclet
F^rgis,
*•" * 1 Airplanes
1 Dftrol
to Post OUlce Bos! Heights. Michigan ( IN AUTO PARira
■s HollerOtck's Au' win_FE ^1061 II MAN FOR T E
10 Ptrtj. 273 Bsl.
^ n"di'n'o"^ba'f
nights Mim ‘have som I experience Morev Cohntry Club, 223aa:nu»
PRESSWANT ---ADS
Instructions 10
'	' —-........... PIASTERINO — E
ITO BpiDr^REPAIR^TRAWINO) ^5^4®'
Jig' piy'“esarotla^" ffeld'* Learn *?n ‘ pi ipwrw (tme-now Write lor free
_ PAPERHANOINO.
_v.re estlmatet.-FE Algfg_ ,,
^ PAiNTTNO. INTERIOR AND EX-
U only. ._19^n
UTILITIES MAIN »e alter* 4*30 week:
manager Call FE 3-7133. Biti_

I PON-
ASTERING. NEW AND REPAIR _£ern Keller PL M740	______
D^l ^c'''Lx''"4«S''Set'‘roi'"34:	ROOF RFPAIRS
EAVESTHOUO^HNO________FE 4
Work \Vanted Male It _\Y.\TFRPROOFlX(
FINISHED carpenters, NICE
Bear Cohsyr^tlqn;________
AB^LUTELY THE FASTEST AC-1 tion on your land contract. Cash'
_ amaii.'ra S^.'lMl^g'^.........
Vx ! PAINTINO. pa3*erino. re'mov- ____________________
;	»'JV»»Alng PE 2k2212_____iCASH FOR LAND CONTRACTS I_PE 4-5592
*.«J_.PAPEH H j.	Dixie Hwy.|B8!CT7A^uiTABLE FOR QEN:
‘•^WEEKLY. 3 ROOMS. imiVATB
................ utlUtleJ''Near“pOTtr*c and*'FUh«
--- wilting. Cxll Realtor! _Pl»nts. Apply 104 or tOg 8t. Ctair
irtrldge. FE 4-2391. 1030 W Hu- APARfMENT.-BACHELb^pHE:
_______________
Television Service
FE'_
. prly.
J* MEAT~CUTTE'RSrnESPERn;'Nne -
Apply Wrlgley’s District Oflice ^ _I19 8^ Maln_Bt. Ro> iL Oak 190 PANT TIME SHOE SALESMAN' IPI eipeFiencyd only Yankee Itore
Igg Stqa DeplV iWlse______
IM part-time WALLfD LE AREA
FE 2-8181
2 MEN tN THEIR twenties . jijrd^work dssperiuly FE 4^3943 A-t WORK BRICK BLOCK AND I c^eni fireplaces FE 9-12II A-I WAUf WASHDiO CARPET Ct^ol Mach, cleaned. FE 4-10 A-1 CARPENTER WORK NEW and_repalr_FE 4-4210 BON- 19 WaTcTS odd 'jobs OP any kind Minimum w.ge 91 hr Cyil OR 3-9947
IO_DESIHE.<i WO^K OF ANY
FE 4-0777
O SNYDER FLOOR LAtlNO *"'"	Phone FE
Business Service
IMMEDIATE ACTION	$rjm:
"/^"o2o'15.I7en'!=''"cl^F/^5-| » W'^en^V.^^ Fffic.ency Ap^frents
, RCA COLORED TV USED VERY K. E. TpiIlpletOn, Re.lItOr _2»0 N p“«ocK fE"’2-2»g'*^^
' 'n’rE S-'mm" ““	*"*’	4M0S IDEAL TOR SCHOOL "TEACHERS
.	.	.. lard CONTRACTS to BUY OR or workln. cmmi.. ----JtL-.
I^holstering ‘ 25 y? oi OarreU. EM 3-2511
*'fl5‘^\l74‘^lo™v“ LL?°*f^MO'	36 ~
r FE 4-4919
I rm .,4-mii
BLOOMFIELD WALL CLEANERS --______ __________________
Wall and windows ReavgusOle THOMAS UPHOLS-TERINQ
FE 2 1931	__________ 1*7 NORTH PERRY ST.
EI ECTRIC'MOTOR SERVICT RE-	EE 5-8888
Kke'’*Phone F^'a^'lwS FATS J*ARTS AND srRVTCT M Oftkl^od A
PVT PARTY WANTS TO BUY 2 S•Y^'E ENERGY, USE ^U^.XT AD5-! To find a
Lost and Found
from town OR 3-2494 _
ALE CASH
26 houses. Hats tanas
job.'“place to live or
......... —:----------------- —,	n , -	---- —..age pood uscd Car. sec Glassi-
brown A WHITE .SHbPT HAIRED R I U K K^rAi.VM	''€(1 NOW I
hfE240Jl po.iii,, FE 3-3399,	• 7Ui W. MAPLE: MAyf.ir 9-9230	.__ .


'V#. f'^-i^.i *W
H—M Uatera. 49 Fm
LAMM LOTmt I AM) BA1
■	‘	1*11 *SW. on.
iBMi. ••?•« r«M.
,. r«	I tiSS£Sv&”LM£
2 RENT BEATERS
cwjW yiwr
midt mSSTji:
«nr«{«*
I ROOM ]
WWT non. AJWJLTS ORLT. 4'	I	.w -
nw. Jt»\j Hn.	•![*	w» DOTTOR. On# I MraMi Mtt
fOT •*•** »•'«•«•■ 0«T» FE' "0 C.U FE t-m4 V rs i-HW ^ nract ,J fwcM !«•
tliS	•“* •mid.jr. FE I KU AKO OARME aia HEAT »••■'■»
Faddack FE
Rent Aji^ Unfumished
•\ttention, Rpnters
1 ANP 1 ROOia^BATK REPO . ^	•»•»€. aduRi only. Palm,	-
Aahur^FE M(M \ Md W Tala. aH Baldwia i*t CLAW J kodu DWETTE	> '•«.
tU»d fcath fc automatic hot «atat _	•*•!•■> ,V» »“»’
raftlfaratar * laundry laelUtl'i s!?!.?	^.......
r~Rd01lt ANb EATM OAEALL i ^-5-^—
- .......COLORED
■ kiUhani

ij5j
—,	- Eia>Rd6itt eatn'
*v.._TO Mna JS3fX,'*»T-’ ■
iaat-apaeSmY moit^mfr-i	------’
ParttaHy voodad on Adtai
1 Call lilac . YM~blD,“l~il "India, mot iFcd Laki
Shirley Apts.
FE 1-4114__________« E «uron madlata PMaaaU~
I ROOiU AND EaVr repo. ARD	? t***’ ,**'*r!! • * "
aloyt loU of claaat iMcr FE ***«*A‘a_»tok*rc Inr _Ca M*44.	'COLORED I EEDROOM. NEWLY
'I -tacoratad 11* mon^ly. Ol^l-71M ■ M a“LL~4 RMH UOD-...	month Apply 3iaa
{ raiaabatli Lake Rd in bark nf
i-rii	, -------- ---- ... ...
1 EOOM."^*'ff~ENTRANCE ANDi “**»>>•«> Lake Cleaner.
baUi. boat and bat irater. etoy.a FOR rent OR dALE _______
fum. FE l-JdU	; room hoUM. Commerce Twp Et4
iVm PRlV~iA'W, {TOTE RE-'	_____________
trig. « Utu. lum. 3W Whlttemore lAEEPROKT. 3 BEDROOM NEW I ROOMS AND BATTirATTRACT!VE	i7U"2'"ifi.
lower, aU utllttlaa furnished 4»	®**-E“** A V.**
Jamaa FB 1-»471	___ • AAM WARWICE HAS IN SYLVAN
} 'rooms A'NO iATH stove uV.' and relrlfarator lumlahad Prl Iffi,	,,»*■
ysta antranea. Main floor Oraan F'***®-®' fe -•-los _ _ ------------ .
St. ITS mantb child accepted SMALL HOUSE 1 ROOMS A BATH. » RM BftldE ROME
WE MITV____________ _	Commerce Lake area. IS minute. ,	T-3311
4 RM , UPPER, MS. UTIL TORN	'na' nLt^.? i,* "OOM'HOUSE. Ht‘ WHITTt
4 AND^TH. •CREEN~TORCH‘	_____
4 Cilia^i»N^ljWE'R "*LAEE'	-	'’»»»_ ®J''OROar'. raSsTM
Prtrlgfa. re	"L’iflJ.lf ??y‘”aYia".*"m'i!‘ ry’IJI" !	DOWN |M PER MO
jk- LAROE ROOMS. UFreR. m, ton UA 1-^il^aItu A p.m^' *	-A.	»i
moothTM^roek. Eee|0 HAtb®' WATEINS HILLS. 3 BEDROOM Ii.
bath brick, practically note, built-in OE kitchen, utility room, toe heat, car port, beautifully land ecapM J.Mae AdiUtw OR 3-S5U . -iilCAw-.—-i-i—.Wi.—1*'^ SIDE LEASE 3 BEDROOM' a ROOMS, bath, sun porch I brick homo rer----------	---
”--- ....-I—	I	...J
UJtut^FE>5251 , reforeucer Pblm^FE 2-1104
OTOIOH TO BUT.’4 ROOM
M p« I.ynaa , .-v. w--------- ,jy, baiemant. 13
of PonUac. MA 5-Mll
.	____ ____________ iw™ OPTION TO BUY. 3 Bfb-
I ROOM UPPER, WEST roOma. lorely location PE LTSS2
»ld«. off Ruroo. til ofWlT	..—----------------
decorattd and Id perfect	rs n i s	..
condition Adult i only	Kent Like CottBgCB 41
Avolltble ImmedlolelT OR
2-BEDROOM LE FRT. 15 Ml. | .yr....	-____
N Of Pmtlac _Woeklj^ OR 3-TJ2T. APARTMBfT^	,*0°¥?
ROOM tXITTAdE. SLIBP8 «
: 4S4I5._________________
4 ROOM! AND BATH. FULL BA8E-mem and jarase. Located In Roebaator. Oall after s or waek-endi. OL 2-15ST.____ _
PORCH
U****|S0*^o'*43*
s ti66u~~K~._ —.........
nowly docoratod. FE 2-2148
ROOMS UNFURNISHED NEAR 4
OMC Truck UL 3-435S.
I ROOMS. 4 ROOMS. 2 ROOMS, atove and refrlforitor 1"9 S
___________MA_I>()84________
COTTAOES ON LAKE LiofLANAi: modern, boat, and beach. OR
: O. Han
FE 4-S2I4
TS'llOUSTCWr
FE 2-7431 I
iTrSb'TcbLORBDi I Datrot- ”” •'—’"I
FEW WEEKS STILL AVAILABLE for modarn waterfront Natural fireplace, lood
Waiter'Browir - 6atrolt UtTy-lwi I Band*' Point *near *t?aeo*l*Ie^ UL
CADILLAC 2i 3-RM. HEAT AND |	I-754F	___________________
hot waU^Ft I-108I	_	(FURNISHED SAOINAW BAY
NEWLY DECORATED APART-I front In Bayport only M mllea menta ntar downtown nict loca- from Pontiac 4 bedroom modem - WtlUa,ma Street. No chll- eummar home, evcellent -------
r paM.' Otwaon A Buttar- beach -------- --------------
---- ll'i N. Batlnaw Phone! reaaon. Owner. OR 4-43M.
• ** ‘>URN CLEAN I RMS _i.5^„or-rE 17MS___|	eand^_Mach EM
! Safe. I
MICH.
NEW APT. ON TIIE LAEE AND'
LAKE COTTAOES .
Lake Orton. Arallibla . _
AujUit. |5S waek, FE ASIW.
LAKEPRONT COTTAGE. GOOD beach, at Lewiston. Mieb. FE 5-U25._________________________;
NEW MOO E R N FUkNMMED lakcfronl. tratlabla Au|uat nr
ORCHARD COURT
APARTMENTS
"Rent Now Oraatly Raducod"
- AIR CONDITIONED ^
- I AND 2 BEDROOM -Modem In E-.ary OotaU .
- ADULTS ONLY -
FE 8-^18	________________________
MANAOBR It BELMSEIklT APT | PRIVATE LAEE. BAND BEACH. oAn Dally t ^‘**g**^*^ ’ ^	-----------
__________EM 3-0241.
POK'nAC''LAEB FRONT For rent by —---------
1. Good aata baacb. Taylor, OR
4^)300.
SEVERAL 4 ROOM AND BATTf uppore 108 Baldwin FE 0-3627.
TWO'i ROOMS. PVT. BATH pvt! entrancaa All newly deaerated
Heot furnished. FE 0-3014r,l., =y.y...yy.vjryi.y«yi-T;-----"
- ----- -------- --	— - RENT LK COTTAOES 41
.ru.i..	3 ROOMS AND BATH. OOOD :
THREE ROOMS, PLUS	-- -•- - -- - ------
and bath. All hare oni
SLATER APTS.
2 TURN LIOHT HOUSEEEEFINO rma W Wilson. UL 2-1743_
*nd suioiats sri bub btoto^o at ooioi
13 N. FARKX «T
CARBTAKXR MR. CARROLL | front sttrsetiva rm. FI I-73M.
_	* I ARCADIA CT._________[CLEAN COOL ROOM HOME
UPPER FLAT. 2 BEDROOMS AND! ptltlleies Near Trl-Huron Ho^

Ph m 4-0310
cooked meals
Rent Houses Fuinished J9,.r
,	SLeTeFINO room, is N. JOHNBC
1 BIDROOM RANCH DUPLEX, basamant 3 yaara old, ISO OR jiJ^^'noor" Near
8 BEDROOM CINBeR BLOCE —
??“• JfA®	'«tiy furn Rooms with Board 4J
I TOer. I
I* kI	middleaoed 6r r c
LARGE
1 School. 175 ROOM
_FB t-l
_	kke EM 3-4178 __
'AJmdaU I	it BOARD WITH OB W.TH-
nlh fl8> _out. 133tb Oakl^ ATetFi: 4-UM.
ROOM. BOARD AND CARE IN 'bedroom lease I E,**	S.®“,'-	<1®“,*!* references
Referrnre 425 F | Tated'in lake* area »lt"*beautifS i-S583 if Interested *' I surroundlnfs F.M 3-StOt.
"LAEE V iTL ErPARTIALLY	. BO.ARD
•nlshed 3 bedroom#. 4 room _3>‘-,'U	__________
“•’-*- ‘We^'N^dor Jit Rent Stores 4o
«-3750.
itioeny Manor Phone ^^2-4oa7. : n,,r irra'ACnVE 3 LAEE' front floor home on Mandon Lake Larcei basei
1^. Leaea 8e
liM 3-3113____
iMALL HOME.
Boa line. All utllltlee eupplied. I ULTRA • NEW B T 6 R E S WEST
FE ^3464.__________________aide. FE 3-8144
WATERFRONT 3 BEDROOM S brick ranch, completely fumlatae"
______________Picvety rummueo , R«nt Office SpBCC 47
antamatlc oil heat. TTirougb ictaool	r
term. EM M350.	12ND FLOOR, t ROOMS OP OF-
•-------------------- , Ilea apaoe sll or part. In *—-•
downtown arcs. Comet ----
...n. Lawrence tad Ferry Btreeti. Pontiac Comimity Flnyce ,<^m-
B BEDROOM. FULL BASEMENT I	' "	‘
Rent Houses Unfurn. 40
on Looffellow St FE 8-0187 eve- NEW OFFICES-WEST SIDE FE B1 b'u'r'n DiESTRAWE''omai'T»XcSr'iote
» BEDROOMS IN
Hel|Wi. FX E4104....... .................
i BDRM. 34b BUkUCT BT MIL- Fr'e parkmi epacc Phone FE
ford. 8B9 mo. EM 3-4141	._	_____________________
1 BEDROOM MODERN HOME 1 OFFICE SPACE FOB RENT FOR Good netshborhood 'Paved Street personal sepices.^ aecoraie Good ihopplns center and bus to suit CalV rE_2;633S _ service nearhv Sneclal consld-"ROCHESTER DOWNTOWN, PIRBT
2-BEDROOM DUPLEX j'
UNION LAEE VILLAGE. OFnCE
---------------- ... .-*?*E>J*3^m.	”*7.
W'LI. RENT PART OF MT BUILD-
$73	PER MONTH	mi to ree^lble	party	Have,
FE 4-7833	:«i*li*^dn	iJih.''l!???
844 EABT.W.VD, N	id*VlSia^’te^ra?f#'^Mfla
pint Canter.
A. JOHNSON. Realtor 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. FE 4-2533 _
For Sale Houbcb

a BEOROOMB. FULL BASEMENT. I North aide location mar acbool.' I or 8 cl month. F t BEORM.
Nortb aide location ------
1 or 8 children welcome 71 ai -----" FB 8-7147
, BEOROOM PIUCE. MODERN With full basement, aae beat, |ae-[.. tnator. water toncmr, fenced -t yard and carpeted Weet tide
Ifif a^SfelaM' XL'SlBUn's&’^S^Ji*
____ 2 bedrms . balhroom. tcretn ,
porch. 10 mUes from PootUc. M5 BY OWNVR TBREE BEDROOM wk. MA &>2307.	--------- — ‘
El??>	' Ceil FE Mils'
For Rent Rooms 42 sv-rtim
bedroom'ho.mE ^
__________ ' ' *"	OWfOT.
taie OR'ij-USl’mornlns’i'..........
BT owner! 3 BEDRi-------
basement, aluminum
DOWNTOWN STORE ?c•r*.^b,’•o‘n*^a•^[^•^^.^.ar-.eb'o^^^^
iround	kll.lOO OR_3-M8l
I. lull BV OWNER,"washinoton p'are wJ;.'
Large I basement mciucnnt natures lor lu Argyle, 3 bedroom ranci,	-	-
or women', clothing store „yi, tu,’ bath basement land- OUT-SEIRTS- TON'nAC *A^eU C	*F«
________I HOME. OIL HL_
n WasblngtOD Park. FE ^3S« rooKs and bath full base-;
A.SSOCIATE BROKERS pnr iircTi o
MO.l BANE appraised .S3I.SM 3 tar, Ine..	443 Orchard Lake
' ""Mim ranch t mile wear of FE SSfin; ETca. after i. FE S-ltSS	By owner. Small cuu bomr, Nt«
lac. Must eeU Immediately , C0IX>IIIDD^niRICK''l'ltOOMTf%- i l3f,decoratad At Avondale' High
____ jrToSiS.	I	ML“*
ihKB^ LAjniK^m. FAN-' h^ t3 ttS down 3SS Feryv i terms* ifE MAsf ’ *	*'*
' sVltfAM' VtUXOE^rBE'DROOM.A
FE S-8S4S
|1 BEDROOM. LAEE FRIVILEOBS I	7]]g
BDRM. iTTnCH modern UL
Ornamental shrubs fertile garden Only INCOME - TVhy wi
ri, ■	■
ir TRADE

4 ROOM k BATH CALL AFTER I ] BEDROOM itOUE LARGE
_________01	■	In Walled LUe.	-
4 ROOMS BATH. NEAR MACS-)^ gafe. MA 4-3783 dar take Call OR 3-8172	^ rTBEB-----------

•hoppinji
Oil f
ttlea Bast featurr 84.458 with IMS do Immediate pt^ssesil
ROOMY RANG!
1 40e,.ao.~fL- of real livltig i'2'inar garaac Thr work
D\IL> ? TO 8’ f'Af. AT. & ‘'UN 2 TO 8 PAk
1 AKE ORION OXFORD BEDROOM HOME — In fin
shaded lot Basemem witb ne furnace, garage. 810.588—82 3C
^BEATER^	^ ^
inacnate possession. Gaa t
tbutt LAROE LOT > Taul M. lonex. “Real Est
*® ■®«- __	832 W, HURON
COOWfiCt- WbMa dN~l8~CRE8
^ SuUirbati Living
At Its Be>t
Tour future home la the ' ’
(CONVERT IBI.E*24) W. W.'1K)S.'^ HryxiU' OR 3-8021 „


OXFORD BUNGALOW - Consist iiiS of living room dlung room kitchen 2 bedrooms bath' Full basement #tth recreation roam Ned oil furnace Large 2 ca; aaiagf 812 500
FULL PRICE 13,25b - For' th;.
j.
. Kealfo
rDukiV Ai.rrr .
f L 4:.5?,q'
XAEl.AND AVENir
Partridge
' $lo.3?u'
1 (• i7\G).LN, Rr.il'o;
WILLIAMS:
•V

H«r Sal« NoufM 49’ For Sale Hot
For Solo Houaoo
GILES
SMITH
ANNETT
Noaraiait mon area - ,	- -----
WIDEMAN
THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY. JW'LY 27, 1960
49 For Sok Lake Proporty 911 TIZZY
I t LARETROirl- LOn. *W FT. ^
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Br KaU 0mm
LOTi.^
/ ȴiE>ROOMrri^LirTikli2^^
uavuwUii ipActaiM iomii. « ■!!«•
I IU.M. nra>
N
mLAOB or OOODRICR-
A1 Mit^ VtUaf*. IM tNl-m NEW a ktdrai ranch urine rm mil (naillr r« 14stl lU cftrp«t«d tUil*/ie4 in PI — hui^Afir -buijt
FHA TERMS
SRK TIIE^K IXCKI.I.KVT HOMIt-TOI)A^

N
PIONEER HtOHlANO BRICE , Pnniurm^ lj»ri*^»<irooin»
p«t«il llrloi room Intramr
FHA Ttrini
IT. LTIPLt .USHNO «
$9,500
t OARIANO, nd .uini J tiMrB h «1Ui ErnuUlul i
-BLOOMPIELO H10H1.ANOB
Pnlio
Idnducdpci
T M E N T
WAARINOTON PARE
iUMO PHA TERMA l< thli MCflltnt Iroon. a* riMMi bom*. PtAMrlni |i
ART METER
DAEACWD MANOR
IRWIN
rpncf, FA |U h»Al porch I^NCLUDEDIN PRICE^Brn
L-b SHOW YOU THIS
>mith-uidi;ma\
RI.AI.TY
Sate HowBolwMJlo^tf
D-HUMIDIFIER
DalBM Wirtl^dBij mMVM II •r Bdrr^BMg. » SoaOi
Ai	I i*a&r739MOg:
U.n	I CroAlff. load tdaBWidB. IMR n
" »* I 4-a»M.
St i?£2S.w’!SSr? WITS'.
»Mi wUI iSSdJd	or itMd Mt M AdBlrd R»fri*. ' monta. MPtH M«U. _
R.J.(Dick) VAUUET -nT'MST ‘
Rrakof FE 4-3531	|-«Lw«:-------!---------
" if S»a:”i, ;iK5 -"K! i. 5*,K.T:i	$169
D"'f Grv i^'Sll*	i W»» l^rl3wAlrr*^rtftrluor.' Wot	^
R. J. (Dick) v.^t ET /Af;gi$LACE»IEWT^ART«„. i ^YSS^J.'
FE 4-3531
JU OAEWBD AT? *■“**
LAWRENCE W
GAM.OKD. Realtor I PlUil Bl	Laki Oi
MV 2 2821
OPEN
Monoy to Loan
HAGSTROM
OPEN EVE8
FE 4-4526
LE81.IE R
TRIPP
PLEASANT LAM LOTa-.Cholrf
A#' « 14«' on DAvn" ---
ooklai PIcAiim Uki,
MACS----------
• Herb hasn’l pushed me off the side of the pool all week — I wonder if there's someone else?”
55 Business Opportunities 59
Signature
Up to 14 UonUw to R«psr
PH. FE 2-9206
OAKLAND
__a« pooUacjrsu J
BUCKNER
Pot ANNETT INC RSui TORs noneU
L'l 1 Huron St	u...
LOOS ^EB PRimiEOES
..FE 8-0466
REALTOR
in Park
niht In And tnjor 1< i« An IdriTTninllT ho
CRAW FORD ACEXt Y
2i* W Walton	PE I-21M
ilSS E .PlInl	_ MY 3-1143
ho^ and Ian. tfiihWMtii
rttlooklai Plaaiam Laka. Iiaoo !
M.XC.STROM	For Sale Acreage
REALTOR
“**1**A!f > chair barber shop. Polly PDN I I \( OR 4-0.1.'8'	'Qulppad. ia« h«at. air condlUon-
—	_2:37il______.________ _	int A food builncri Owner re-
1 .ake I.OtS	l* acres - Nice modem hou^e tlrlni WOO complete 01 8. Bagl-
uUlul Davleon Lake You	¥^_c»il_nc. »A^S________
" -.....-	11.000 down 1100 per month CLEANING AND PRESSING SHOP Tiv-.x-^r- /~/-vr t rr . x-»r
icTi'i r I- UI AI-rv-	S	*r«rt, FINANCE COMPANY
1 EF.r.F. RKAL1 \ Art? oifeT^ta m.'Tkl*?	where too can
(Main Office)	deuli,”"" ""	'“C BORROW UP TO $500
lAEE“Ph6NT	"land^ *'*M'?ford!'‘*UU*'"»B«	OW* OF Motlae - OrtfS^fMnt — Dtica
’’mm/’'bIdr»?ra?c''h‘'Ln*«i«	« ACREiT^OiTABLE-FOR SOB-	*‘4^^ ------------- ----------
I5-a?	dlvtdlns. near Rocheatar, Eaat of
living wm^ with* n^ra’l John R o^ Avon Road. OL laaai fireplace F^U basement, electric 144" ACRES PRODOCTiVE FARM I heeling »y»tem, H Wood floore ' modem ill room houee. 100 ft
! plaetered welli. carport a large, bam naar Pontiac, will lell trac-	--------------
; encloeed porrhet A (itUe remodel- i tor., and toole on time.. Call OR ;	_______:____UL J-3310
Ing and painting.......
No Mooev D ST- ' UTTLE's I . a I mi DUIe.
30 relrlgemtdre I
oak Ubie au 0 chain to. Odoaola^ lOS. walnm twin bedf It aach. Aleo aew bedraoma. Ilvtag rooma. ruga, aad dioattea. Pactory toeondt. Abost H price. B-Z terma. THE BMOAIN
1 PIECE UTINO ROOM SUITE. 1 matched tahlei conidla sewing Iraarlte. Ironer,
^Two^yeere to pay
a BEDROOM HOME. UOO DOWN i	^WaVhE OAMET^
Lake prlvllegee Teke over bal-! m N 8AOINAW___________Pf I-61II
....... fPREEZER 11 CO FT. OB 04EST
---tlM. PE 0-107#	4 p.m
R8 - UPRIORT FAMOUS bmnda eemtetaed Terrific ll4t.N while they leit —- ordere pletee. Mieblgen
a idiETAL BEOS. 8PRINO AND mattreei C^l efter 4 OR 3-44a |
a AIR coNomoNERS. water' i
Meeter weter eoReyer MA 1-4011. j
Templeton
T'lizalirtli l.akr l.>tatr«
needed to meke tblr a
n Fully eoutpped
merke al lor noDDntl' f’ti T-rv w:/w ~	'iM‘.~oy'i.*35re."~‘”	IWuo'reeOTtV'aM'OrchamnCake
a PWCE LiviNO ROOM suite: 1-A**-----------------
_Oood coodltloo. Mi saios_TOR BALE a BREAEPA8T SETS.
_______________________ 3 PIECiE BEDROOM SUITE FOR |
-----	Borrow with Confidence F tfSdie%*‘Rd‘^	”"‘1
M. C. NKWINCHAM '	^	°S.*"m.d Je^^
, C^WgR ^R^ AND „RN I ".ousehdd| 4-^:MPRi^^ i	-
oasc^ine. emooERC rrc.'wON. 13!i s saginaw st._pe >em
ndian \ illaRr
l'l itory brick. 3 bed a beitas Fireplace
Claik
i down Ph
It I3ta W Huron
For Sale Farms 56
BSDROOM MODERN RANCH
derful opportunity MA t-8S0t
HAGSTROM
DRAYTON PLAINS AREA-Bmnll reataurant seats tppioi M Oood location l.ota of parking. Business
LOANS $25 TO XSOO • itibce silvbr orat bidrii j on y«r elS^furewS^ '
curlty. 34 montba to repay
...............v«,
phone PE chord Lake Ave.
---- - of the Siggeef'tL.. ,.
“hi^' RjiRIOERATroN oo”*”' ____."lUftLAJtp.JMlCHIOAN
WHITI I.AKi-
ctr etlached gtrege I Id reedy lo occupy. Lot ^ lovflj^ setlUig. 3 blot
hing lit pnvete beach
i K. L. 1 rmpleton, Realtor 333t Orrhenl Lk Rd FE «-4sn After g pm FE_3l7fe
DORRIS
GIROUX
service It........
ful. TUlt our office o »-liai .
HOMF: & AUTO LOAN CO.
_Ptrry_SL____Corner E Piki
. Pcareon's Furniture.
I PIECE DINING ROOM SUITET |
monthly
DF.MUTF
I BROWN
pretentious home on
UENCRAI REAL ESTATE 431.7 Dixie Hwy.	OR P0701
Ooen 'tll^g, Sun. 'Ill 5_.
LAKE 8H1BWOOD
ointment $14,000 low down “CLARESTON AREA
LOANS
nspectlon. Build on your '
equipment Included, doted
Sr CRKiF.R .1 8-.VXX)
Mile Rd. Royal Oak
Rohej't HjJhapin. Realtor j
HAYDEN
. LAKE LOTS Acre 120 di Pontiac EE
Lake front
4-4»00,_LI S7ln__ OAKLAND ”	1
Ota, U ft.. 1 block
urms. Oood buy for countrji ihVnce " make eaUte or Inveitment I130 Oak- I down on tWa bus Ml'h________________________j Weatera Michigan
(ientleinan'.s 32 Acres <irand Hlanc Area	nAr-cxonM
Unusual, appealing and detlrable ,	llAljalKUM
10 acrai woode. 3,^00 ft. rd front-	REALTOR
aga. lovelv g rm. bWevel Studio 4000 Highland Rd ■* llv. rm.. fireplace, beamed celling, pfvVTl Af
3 bedrms , a baths, a complete	1	_____
kit. Paneled rec rm. A-1 sens hAMBUROER RESTAURANT' rat* qua^M for motber and dad | Pontiac for sale by owner, f desired. Neat small bam. l^al !	3.37$!.
tie. Only -
MONEY! MONEY! MONEY!-Don
luel dream about «	cv.«mo.v..s___________
,25‘7..rll.'*?S J® ® LAWRENCE PE i-0431 restaurant In	FRIENDLY BERTICE
ISO TO 4500-iaS TO $500
»imuiited' uphoistery" LAWRENCE PE t>(M21	5*M7S.
_____.....----_______________________o'"x“i2''RiviR8nK:ETtD<ii
I TEAGUE FINANCE CO. |
STOVE, EXCELLENT OONDI-_	.	_______________ ..vO FE 5-4003
’ s'SSS“n.V'3??.n,S?P“ d"S2^: i
2 modern itep tables, matching EM ^41'* coffee table, 3 decorator lamph, all for in Pay only $3 weekly	.
Pearson's Furniture. 43 Orchard f»“l«	4
Lake Ave^ _	_	_ _ ;	*	“*
O'YARDS 53 INCH”wroE.“dREEN ;

MApK
^akeup stan?*FTE°5.'a034
GRAY LEA'THER ROCKER
10 05. I
2$2 S. MAIN ’	” i
214 E. ST. CL.AIR
I. $175 r

e appealing a$ . two eomplele
d St, residential homes only
recreation room. ^
garage, large
family
- * aluminum sTding ---------
a beautiful canal lots. Car-patlo. lat^a attic. I'b baths.
liaitild (Red) !■ ranks
35$3 Union Lk Rd	EM 3-320$
1 __ Opei^’Ul 8 p m
WHITE "lake' TWP FARM , 40 ACRES OF GOOD LEVEL LAND , With nice clean 8 r<----- *'	‘ ■
“LETS TALK BUSINESS'
err. . erreo ROCHESTER ROMEO 9x12 Felt Base Rugs $3.95 : OR 4^0358	**®® i ouar. Roust paint, oal^ $1951
LiVESTO^	Vinyl Liiioleuni. Yard 79c i'
HOUSEHOLD GOODS	RUbAKR BASE PAINT Oal. $3 50 '
mi	OL l.$7$l 4'» WALL TILl RIJH WT vs,
^35l0 Byar s. Ml W. Huron
Blond corner Table 3 piece tecUdDAl 4 floor lampa a table lamps 7 piece dinette China cabinet Bendix auto, waaher Frlgldalre auto, washer Hotpotnt dryer
e $16,000. Call I
$as furnace ai $13 300 Terms
COOIEY LAKE RD Oeai bom# on bl$cktep atrei Terms.
CASS LAKE a Rousei
r living Ideal lx ^ rooms all
Included, out Auburn, sell nr trade.
TWO FAMILY - INDIAN
oWBOf: OR 3-43K lor ap^lntmw YEAR AROUND HOME ON LAKE; Orton. 0 roams. 3 bedroom, large j screened porch, overlooking the | lake, newly decorated, and boat Included. Owner trensferred, must I sell Must be teen to be eppre-: cialed An excellent buy at $0 500. 3-1540
nunie mis iiomc Is modern. Wired for electric washer li dryer Pull basement, oil furnace. Has t complete furnished apt. u

__ •■FHIEfmLY SERVICE ' _
VvHEN Y(3ij NfiED S25 TO $500
We will be glad to help you
STATE FINANCE CO.
703 Pontiac SUte Bank Bldg
FE 4-1574
laVa- A'dmiral

gat.to
' Hotpolnt elec, range ' Admiral elec, rangi Bendix refrlg. Hotpolnt dryer Metal wardrobe ii> beds, chost k dresser Davenport 31 • OE TV
ir sett to choose from All with written guarantee Obel : i 3030 Ellxa'betb Lk Rd FE , Open 0 to 0 and Sunday {
1 woi3d be gMd* for j
subdividing oi price Is $40.00
Clark Real Esu _ _______
St FE 3.7$$$ or EM 3-3$43
I .13$3 W Huron
----------------- equpped
neighborhood operation. Real opportunity - owner leaving state. Real estate and all Just $11,000 on tarmt.
' Lawrence 8
k LITINOSTONB
$100.05 ... _ ------
____________________________im West Huron. _
Credit Advisors 61A	«an°e
Dule^Hwy_________OR 34202
kOT POINT REPRIOERATOR 70 Rd rg 2-7830
i-k	hotpoint o » l ox » dryer
^^m4^?*a«^X'	'	I188.98. R. B. Muhro BlMtric Co
_______j trie. 1080 Weit Huron.
! BUDGET YOUR DEBTS %itaitt^I?t'5)«”°re ' ironrite ironer $3S: elec
—---------------- --------- - —---------- trolux vacuum w"'*
CONSOLIDATE BILLS—NO LOANS i
________________ MICHIGAN BUSINESS i t-	*«• Re
vnLLiAMs LAKIFRONT^ YEAR s.ie Busiticss Property 57 sai pc mRpnPVrrnv’ *^>na"cial Advisors. Inc
$ bedrooms »	i	^	V	13'b 8. SAOINAW_FE 3-7053 ' AN
I LB. AIR COMPREMOR ONE 3
Lov t
WOODHCLl LAKEFRONT Imrar-
VILLAGE. Five ...........
:i room upper api corner Ipl. garigc. oil hett. Term»
BEAUTY PARLtiR k HOME Walking dUUtu'O of dovn-toirn. A4 condUion. good rlt-

UL_MMT___________
' IRONRITE IRONER. FULL SIZE I Deluxo model. 81M. 1 yeeri to
Suburban Property .53 .


AVONDALE
l.akr Privilege Lul$ \ eth—Nothing Down
WPortunIty. Total
Iroiitage
iley 4 rooms and
PARK at^ur fro^ r MUST SELL "due TO ILLNESS | Inventory end fixtures with gro-cerv store end gss station Very reajtonebie UL 2*8763 or UL '
I. SAOINAW
Mortgage Loans
condition. „„
62	035 EM 3^700, call after #
' ;A-1 used APPLIANCIU
waynb oabbrt
FE 3-7053 I AN IRONRITE IRONER, OOOD	.............
-------- —— -	------- Dryer,' 121 N. SAOINAW ■ FK 5-om
: KELVINATOR PltfEZBR. 1 YEAH -ij .....----33v,_Jdyrg ___
eleclrlc range,	..
^ cubic '(t^Frlgldftlre re-
IRONRTTB IRONER. londltion ;	\
nger we«her. top ---------
Norge Autometio i
We 1

I13.8S
‘ sooable terms
CRAWFORD .MiKNCY
Walton	FE S-3306
Fencad yara lio.lop Terms LI
,]. C HAVDI N. Rrahorl
CLOSE TO .WATERFORD HIGH
I mtge monthly .pa.vmenu. only I Including taxes and lnsur-|
d?*!, . .	_ FE 5-S$4l'
Enclosed porch I
reVl$rc*Large 5o'x*3(IO?ot with I hade tree, eu Priced al only I 11.500 ana beautiful terms |
LI. OR TRADE - TEN ACRES ! eted bedrooms Atteclied two cer **dryer*' '"a "custom ”built*home i
$500 DOWN'
North of (larkston
and Orchil
Avondale, rlglii DO CO Ml S-1000
B. Flint
Partridge
Voss & Buckner, Itic. wlTster
B National Bldg	EE 4-4720 the best see OberHrst ' OberTV	__________________________
^ Appliances. 3030 Elizabelh Lake ELINO SOLID CHERRY DOUBLE Bs ------------- — 4-4045 '	0*d. perlecl condition. Pnone

Oood 1.
"SMITH"
comlorteble and convciil g ’ Economical to m Orth every penny Will tr
Bl^ton	fuh nrice onl
once Tills Is a buy Immcdlai possession Be settled beloi
school ^siarU^Ks-,OX
KHAI KSTATI., !\i
WFNDOVER
For Sale Lots
PRIVS
54
CLARK8TON ;aUou (or anv type -aege reinforced ouiiamg and big commerci 100x337 ft $1$.$00
ORCHARD LAKE RD condition tLt" wou
La TEH "BIRD ' 1
I cocktail lour
park!
ingt
rklng

iU
$l,cib0 TO $1,000.(XX) I Rd. open 0 to t'dally FE 4-4045 i bed, per____ ________ _____
AUTb"'wA8HER~"g757o"OOD"CON:	W«»hlngton.
iiJtSI* »	'iiS' .*sstS' '	®‘yo"	1 lea VINO STATE - $ ROOMS OF
Idtar 0 ^ m FE M0I9	' ' An' IRONRITE' IRON"ER'r"o6dD i	__________
RETIREl&NT AMURANCT ro I	* RADIOS 8	LIKE NEW. 30 KELVINATOR
^	! HALLICRAFTERS 8X88 185	Chest type free»«r. C*U FE 2*»«47
Get Out of the Rut ‘	'	------------
CoDioIldgtc
r iDformgtIon.
i contrAct. pertontl t
ACRE LOT __	.....
in Cletr U OiUor£ MY 2*3781 ' OTS IN PONTIAC •330^EACH '
i for c
DRAYTON PLAINS

For
r 8-5821 tl-LEVEL
8 ACKE.s ON A lilLl.
Wanen Stout. Kt-almr
7 N Saginaw	FK 31165
Open, till $ 00
the money coming li
RUSTIC M'RNITURE
this ea« to make. BENDKROFF BLDO profitable product! Outdoor and " ~ ~ indoor furniture. Two large shop .storage bldg, and 3 bedroom home valuable highway frontage
your boms. Yoc
A BROKEN HOME CAUSED TTBIS LIKE NEW - 5 PC. BREAKFAST tor balance due. modern sofa set Formica top. 130. 305 First foam rubber, modern bedroom St FE 0-0371 after 4.30. _ and mgtt?«s* you'’nJSs* sro'ttds	MATTI^.
to apureclate it. T^rmji. Bedroi Outfitting Co 4783 Dlxlr. Orayl

HAGSTROM

FREE Mich
_______Swaps	63
SUMMER suit AND 1 WINTER
ALU.MINU.M ( HAIRS
Afeo " Feathertouch 2 ..eat outdoor chairs. Regularly
li TRADE
■ WE BUT sr.n, yrs serving Pan r Open $-$
1.. II BROWN. Realtor
too Eiliabelb Itake Read Ph FE 4-3604 or FE 2-45I0 MULTIPLE LtSTlNO SERVICE i
l.akefront
CHOICB COMMERCIAL LOTS
lIAC.STROkM
RBALTOR
4900 Highland Rd <M59
POM l.\r OK 4-W58
Partridge
.	... 2 pair of ..... ....
Pams, tlie 30. coats size 3$ Will swap lor 30 coat and 33 pants of ^h.«•L«l«^.L^i_.,	-- XOW Sll.'K) -
35 SOUTH SAOINAW
heat. Breeaeway. Attached daily t TO $ sS..........—
garage. Exceptionally large ,	“
’4ke privileges ,
d Lskt Ave. LOVELY s'lNOBR MWINO""MA--ui_.	(0, design.
.. , ‘ etc. Used very Total balance. Only $M ding mahogany cabinet >" condition. Monthly i
t i7. 'Unrve7a~al Co'“fE''4-S» MAHOGANY DINING SUITE. EX- . cejlent condition FE 4-5750
"new, new. NKSWi!
Oa:
aiMscapM 1 Will take ho
■ m Or*ioiT ■To
jking Square Lakr n Township Large carpet-... living room with fireplace. icreened-Tn porch, lovely rec room Walk right out to the lakr Term”**’	*®®
St. \'iticem’s Area
"fu' a*la*r'V Vanu?™ ’”’™*b'e*a 3-farally income' 'hxs 'or*vate*en*
OPEN
LAKE PRfV. $10 DN., $5 W Schnejder. MA A13$2. _ LAURA LANE'near MAPLE
I I.IC.MT Ml-'G
Nearlv^new C-B k hr I celliugs. Luxaire gas I i rat* offices loading '	.".0 1 175, extra Inn
Reasonable, POced $31
.M.'9
I too It on M i$ at in j Williams Lake Rd
^ TTx K TsTm i GEORGE BI.AIR
RESTAURANT i453. dix.. h"**"™** or 3.w5i
DRAYTON PLAINS
ITURDAY 10 TO 5
’’vacam ' AIR^ONDiTrdNER.'^RTO SliSE.
■	‘-year warranty $13$.
Schick's. MY ^.3711 ;
Jack Hall. FE
APT OA8 RANOE .

PIZZA OVEN - PRYMAS-TER FRENCH FRYERS -LOADS OF OTHER EQUIP M E N T - JUST }$.600
! OIL CTRCULATOR H______
>	bJo»er._$25 EM 3-4285 __.
OVER 50 USED TV SETS FR'OM .	014 05 up. TV antennas. $0.05
W ALTON TV
SIS E. Wklton
re are '	R I WICKERSHAM
lU will 7105 W Maple	Myfalr 0-6230
( large LOT' FOR SALK IN DRAYTON
aluminum siding
■ .\nnett. Iiu.. Realtors
38 E Huron St. len Evenings k Sunday 1-4
FE 84Mf)f.
JI.M WRIGHT. Realtor j
345 Oakland Ave Opan 'til g.30 FE 5-7501 or FK 5-0441 I FE 4-581$
■53 CUSHMAN'
will trade for outooarn motor or
;	FE_4-$743;_____________
54 PONTli^ $150 OR WHAT
d delivery. Selling at 5 per 'Ver cost Pay only $3 35 per $0 dayt same as cash XJDYEAR SERVICE STORE
PLEASANT LAKE PHIV
. IRWIN
e for SEE - COMPARE
I horukce Hills
before you buy
a 200' Room • garage All an Manlgold
Small Market ,
Excellent location Long established En^oylng^ good gross business. In- | equipment. Lots of parking area i very reasonable lease. Complete
nenff°FE
CKfLINO ■ntE, MXl'o’sQ I.. ..
9x12 Linoleum Rugs $3.98
---- .. .... .—^	,	"BUYLO"
OOQDYEAR SERVICE STORE I UNCLAIMED TILE OUTLET
30 ^ Cass	__ FE 5-0123 IM 8 SAOINAW ' FE t-3M$
ABOUT ANYTHING r«bu WANT RETOIOERATOR 035, ELECTRIC
EgR___THI HOMK can be' ;‘o»» .«*• Ol m. tv good cond
POUTO A'T	BALM.	electric
a"Jei"o?*ali	^


trade dept, for
R.V\ O'M;II..
203 S Telegraph FE 3-7103
W ILI.ls .\i. BRl'.W F.R I boat m ft eloin ready tor
-r	----------- .TOSEPH F REISZ SALES MOR	upright vacuum
' Rent, L’se Bus. Prop. 57A	^ "“irr|R 53#^
r, sell or trade Come o
s 3 bedroom ranch located In
7%Tot'*c"t;m'"‘ufh
(derate down pay mem. Only.
WHITE
Lawn Bov power mower. $15
_MArket 4^3081 _______________
CASH FOR USED TV S. RADIOS: PhonoV' kPd tape recorders. FE
24 MONTHS TO Pi Hies E of Pontiac >1 Auburlo Heights t
STOVE AND REFRIGERATOR bed and chest, sectional. Kitchen set and bookcaaa. Ruah tala. OR
BITsiNESS frontAOE- f
SELF OPERATING LAUNDRY . Opc/ied last March.' doing $t OOO tier m^tr^bosiWss and Trhpfov-
HOUSE (CONDEMNED! C fHbtie lot 7er late m -31 5»sh. OR 3-0111 LATE MODEL CARS AS
SuT° Ui™*Uv^ LbOKINoGAT a Dougs b Roy's Furniture
TAKE OVER PAVMENTS OP $4 I per month on Singer SewtBg ms mine, to beautlfoT cabinet Balance of eontroct $34 50 Capital
1 TABLE MODEL
L.AU!N(.Lk RL.M.TV
1531 WUhams Lk Rd *^*Open Sun*
NICHOLIE
& H.ARGER C U
d**;*afit '
BROS ; L.\K!
LLI.I RLM.n
' Main (Ifficr 1
CLOSED EVENINGS'and SUN COMMERtTAL BUILDING
iei'^anS


Ff 2-054$ _	■•
BEAUTIFUL BIRMINGHAM"hOME “ust five possession Aug i
T.\KE OVER P.XYMENT:.
AVON TOWNSHIP Large 2 bedroom bom on large lot. Kitchen I: with good cabinet tpai room Is eaceptionallv 1
.n’d’ci^f
D7V10HT STREET
lU'nCA AREA I nearly new
( fattlly. room.
bedroom ranch baths. TTireplaces,
lttamed"'g^ e*'''l'

STATEWIDE
100x350 Oood d
Income Property
fSmily home income I
It Ideal lo-
Herbeit C. Davis, RItr.
_____ ____FB Mill________
For Sale Acreage S.*)
3 ACRES ON C1DD1N08 ROAD


SELL OR TRADE 2 EA-MILY DU Lon gfm cc*--	'®‘'
Real Estate Service of Pomiac trade B D CHARLES REALTOR ,	0-1831
1717 s Telegraph__FE 4-0521 ' sWAp""
TAVERN k PROPERTY - APART , _Tenn
ment with 5 sleepm$ rbmns. ailed --- —xlTwyt-"
neighborhood k factory eqstomtrs	iK.ADh,
TOTAL PRICE ON1.Y $15,800 I Beautiful HlLTZ REAL ESTATE FE 5-0101 cottage
8^000 down. For coloret,
-Avenue Inoolra 373 Baidkln Avenue. pE 5-I05I.

I of Pontiag Otv limits
: belore 11 am FE
' bedroom fi
property Privileges ” Lake $17500 Vers -IN PONTIAC Good 7
f BED^(»M8^3 ^LL. 3S BATHS *rocbial**schoola.'^M?lic tchoo!. ■wlmmtng
ward A Square Lake Hd> Ample
eluded ideal for'^me§lca*.'^'dental or other professional Use as well 2015 8 Woodwird ^Avr. BlMpi: field Hins_ Michigan. FE 5-g006 STORE - SUITABLE FOR ANY builness. OR 3-3531.^
USED'car'LOT - 160 FT FRONT: a^e on Br’-—- *— -- "■
5-l°$i5L°*"^..... ^
Business Opportunities 59 parking space""’/! "goidm* owm”
lupltv to hive a good bustness A PARTY STORE HERE W TOUR	®*“	'
nm^for’S re"a“o5a6ST'priceI*IgFM	\\ iiliaUl Millcr
------------ Realtor	FK-2-026,1
public auction
FFL JULY 2$ AT 11 A M j
G E AUTOMATIC DRYER sample teratebed. naw wan Id lbs capaetty, full price II $I 50 per week.
1 ftnlahed 30 i
OFF MAPLE ROAD 7VEST Open for Inspection 7 to $ p m. Thurs July at
WM HARVIE_______	___ AUCT
BIO raiEZKR RXPRIO. k"NiCl _s^e. Its. 110 Dn FI 2-0043 BAROAIN. 2 PIECE UVlNO R^mT
_____	sable River, and a wall seasoce
005 Bald- TAVERN - Oood city locatton. Well i I»nd contract, Oalance tO.SOOi fo Baldwin FI established, seating capacity over :	With or without bulldmg!
1“	O"*!	r™-,	Jr wlfl sell. Phone FE aolfe any .....................
___________________________ I elactrle. $iiif’„	,
TRADE EQUITY IN HOUSE, PULL :	Munro BlectrIc Co , lOM Wei
gorage. Middle UniU ""™
•I‘J. Tor free and clear
_________; ;______
BUn.T. IN OTKliB AND COOK complete line of gas and
NOROE AUTOMATIC WASH! used 3 mootbs. Porcelain i xuds savar. 3 cyclaa, 3 tpw Looka Uke new. New 5 year w ranty. $1.75 per week.
3 month!, ciottaat l,._
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:H™P HOKMl'.>'. IM
NEFD ,FI^•.^^E-F1X,ER"' Orrifr Cfassified
si Estqje 3
ro R
11 FAIRLY NEW APTS • flac Lake from $34,500 down ,
I	3-8105 (good ioF, FK 2-8181
ArTRACTIVE AND VERY NEAT 4
^e^ering _nl«'*taTe'’*an"”rh?il tl'P \Sdrit .\d number I
Open $ to $_ o’vsii tavern for" SALE
sonwble 'cau'%fwr'$ ’
res^ Call FE $-0424 _
LL TAKE TRAILER A- ........
own payment ofi Sylvan villagi
c/tsH
PART
R«W WROUGHT Ir6h and mattres"“‘’$V$'o!*''pearro!i*5 Furniture. 43 Orchard Lake Avr CRIB. MATfRBSB, AND 2 DRESS
warranty, pay $3.71 par w Of-AIR COROmOKIR. deluxe
Pay $3.7» weakly.
HighWiV
1. L^eri
OK 3
.nfurn^io,.
TEEACO HAS I
! M.A81 SEV-hav locations area Training
CASH FOR USED TV'
__________ JE P37»' fUMjk UlSf FB a-OH-
WATER SOF^inCRS TO RENT DARK MAHOGANY £
SWEEPERS MOWERS FANS '
3-^7 _
R FURHirURll /IND
..... OR 3-B373
FURNl- Rocaer , u - Desk 1 oak
oi. > 3.-K.'---- S' V, N e A N Davenport k
dlnlhg room.aet good cond. 3 Pl«e hreal Best offer Call EM 3-6445	1	. 3 pieca
DESK OIL WAT^ HEATER,! 10 Sf'!!®'
Used Trade-In Dept.
$1 $5
■ - :
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Blacktop Driveway
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ccuiirr manij mcadt iii^
Crasumera Power Co. 28 W. Lawrem
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uaa datlfua pull down..	... ...... ....
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Saa"Xr.!^ i^ortCaM i A\D EQUIPMENT
■*	MM tNMa Hwy________OR I-llCt
‘TOUR CHOICE ’
mowera. bickle bar. and
tiller MICnOAN rental
------1 MM DIXIE HWY.
OR nm_________
DDll IM DIaial Enflaa. Tar
.SCHRMi TRUCKS
I Pupplaa. jamof't,
AEC APRlNOER SPANIEL~ POP-' pMi Black a^ vhl^PE I-MU I AKC'*"AASIirT PUPA. A^WKEKA;
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REOIATERED DACRifiCND '
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FOR RENT
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PLDOREBCENT LAMPS. START-floodltghtt. dUoouBtf Btortt
piuo'ISiSIm-. ^ ffivi	; "°SfI-'®" Sale H4use Trrliert 80 Auto Service
I CsmerRs and Equlpm’t 70 .odaoN^'’”^^
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FOR BALE I WHEEL TRAILER^
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HiFI. TV EBd Radio* 66
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Water Softenert
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Tba Ratnla Shop, 3M	________
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OOAi Whiu or COIOtM -------- i US N SAOINAW___________PE 5-1333 PAkAKEEts OUARANTEEU TO
ENRICO ROBELLI ACCORDION.	talk Ctnatlas. ca*ai. food
n3S"safrnaw	PE 6^3100	and strapas 1300. PE 0-3333 Crana^ Bird Ha^iety 34M Au
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nssrf	CSBS	...... spn .11	.... ...M..
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callanl condition For ippolnti
R FOR SALE OR RENT
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nanl ^ alltnmant Ptiinl Pbaals	bal
anaad Brakai ralinad A' low a> 15 dar mo Rdilla Btaela	Pnrrt
Inr 3705 Orrhaid Uka	Rd
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II Wk
BROP Bast Btrs
in Pontiac I Off Main).	___ ________
__j FREE BTANDINO TOILETS Oil 00
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30-in. lanfthi
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COOLET SOPr WATER CO.. 3530
Bliabath Lk. Rd. PE 4-4404._I ____________________
WATER AOPTENKR RENTAU OOpD HUimNO T R A I L E •d™ll Servlca. R B. Munro El^|	Sil hi
54431.'"’ ■	_ i	“ 300** 23remm.-n. *	/!
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-	'	..... I _	* .S	I 34 S Talagraph Rd PE 3-0507
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TCNINO AND REPAIRINO.
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Dogs Trained, Boarded 80
BRITTANY PUPS. McNARV S
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WEST BEND MOTORS

____ JEAfER. 565
30-tal. auto lai haatar. $51 CaS. sink! and Bttlnfi. 554.55 Laundry trnya nnd »tnnd Inucata, 515.15. Caih nnd cn SAVE PLUMBINO
ns B. BniteSW________PE MIOO
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tachmante S75. 310 Wast Hopkmi
_betwe^ 10 a m. and 3 p.m.___
HEAVY STEEL CLOTHES ^T
play fym'
Remodeling
Sale
tralnlna trimming. BrUlan? and Poodla stud >arvua UL 1-0554 D008 AND CATS BOARDED - ■■	373 Telagtapii. PE

_____ Haksl s Houea. 4743
Drayton. OR 3-3944 HOT WATER HEATERS 30 OAL — - Consumari aporoyad tai no 53S 50 and 541 50.
531.55 _
laa. Consumari , yaluc 531.50 and $41.50. mi alao alcetric oil and bottlad gar u...— ...-u.— piuoraaeant. 3S3
r’ardoii our appearance here at I lallaglier’s. hut don't miss tlic savings. V a 1 u e s like these won't last!
r Snell.
2-4 nM.
Huriting Dogs
ARC BEAOl.E FEMAI E
golf aqulpmrnl Call FE 3-m»
Sale-Sale-Sale
Till- ^VLI'.K OXTT
14 FT TOUR-A-HOMF
STAKES
HOUSEHOLD INSURANCE.
danlaPt co^. AeaiKITCREN CABINET 8 1
.	-	--- ' lerntehad. 41" modr' •“
5M.30 while they I yalnat on 54" and w mimeis iSior’iid rtiSritnch. dado nndl “‘‘“I" Pluotjacent. 353 Orchard
IiSya MMf S In portnblf anwLl-lt..,**?	___________1___
and u.	frlndTar Baa at lliLAVATORlFS. COMPLisit*. 534 50
Thorpa phono EM 3-45SS._______|
113 ME 4-0330
BEAOl.E 15 MONTHS FEMAI E	15 FT TOUR A
•I,... eii. null .-.w- fo,. .hntyun REO 11423
OR 4-0370
COON HOUND
____UL 3-1330
FOR SALE ARC BFAOLE PUPS

1*57 B8A 175 ii
r TOUR A HOME B
teaching sludlOi
Hay, Grain and Feed 82
I
1000 BALES OF WHEAT STRAW
ALL TYPES OF I
CUTTINO
PE 3-A431.
Orchi
urn
MS HOTART. M-iHCH. A^OBT ?005 M«
?SiutloS. WA. kUy&r Awf j*-”
________ I.
-Ml .\re Reduced .'shop Xow and Save!
Hay. WllV dellyer. OA S-2i7S'
For Sale Livestock
1050 HI) 74. like ne«
,	ll\KKI.i>^
0AI.CA A' AKRTlrf 2182 a Tftlffripli	>*«
)	AriOM>rom Mlr«rl^ Mill
FIMPI KX rilAU.FNURK
Ho?
MAKINK mifPLlFR
n
i ARAB AND WALKER
r MElrow 7-4601 .Hollvi I REGISTERED HEREFORD BUl I 1ft fnoi>th8 old. ll&O 10274 Lake Ru»d EM ^-6236 3‘ YEAR OLD CHESTNUT OE! t>
WELA^rreTArii”
.«d°?S?’Aio TSaS^’SUaVe—POMP. —DKLiVER^S-
■ J Kr-.MT V
5 M5# Went______________ (i.ALLAGHKR ^
: ARB PlIRNACE. COklPLIT* II E Huroh St	PE 4-0555
;	■ ....... 520 DOWN'
ALCOA	Hiw AND C8EO PCHNACEA. OAB j-------_
ALUMINUM . l_Est'_A''*'H*8aiei“5Ltpi^^^ Sale Office Equipment 72 Combination	’’t?’
DOORS	i '	■ ADDING MACHINES. PROM 435
uuLyKS	I	PLWVOOD	cash registers, from 545	-
r-ARH a CARRY	PONTUC CASH REGISTER	M* 5-l03l>
GUARANTEED	pinji- i g-	,j,( 3n_s._SAOiNAW_ fej-osoi ^ week.s old yorkshirf i
1 FULL INCH THICK	55“	SF.LI. blue“
Aluminum comb, doora. Regu- PONTIAf: PLYWOOD CO.	adding posting nn
■ ■	--■> P*y,14SSJBALE^RD______J'*u
PLASTIC PIPE REDUCED I Old Town hand (lupUcntor	vfaiihinatnn '
I ntaln »e-Jncb 7 eenti n foot:!sund lor duplicator.
l-uicn. II cenU a »oot 75 pound , Master addresser lor maUIng lists STllweii i.ioi wattr tagted O. A. Thompson, Jonat Trpawrlter Salas R Seriiie OENTLE RIDING MARE tl50. ™-*	rr. 3-3201	_ _ I 30 lo 5-10 me 7-5571
(NEW A USEbbFFir^ MACHINES REG BLACK ANGUS BULL, GOOD I Typewriters.' 114 IS up, adding	animal aye 3 teas OA 5-2437
1 Sfrs'.’''*574.M" *up;’''* dupilcatora. Wanted Livestock H4
555 5v> up:	photocopy machines.
Ij 525.55 up:	dlcU'ing machines. WANTED TO BUY 3 DAY OLD
SI55.50 UP Oenerel Printing A calves FE 4-4331
DUMPS
THIS \vi:i K -<V\x l.\I ^
10 HARLEY riH so HARl.FY Ik.ftfX'
M) MAlfY> 250Cr
ILIIY I
Boat Repa'iis
Get Our Price
t |\ I U 7' XI U .WII I -I II I III ( K'
IN STOCK
t-rtihlr .''peinN
ROAN
larly priced 53S.55
S23.9.S
LI.Y rd, HOLLY ME
) Jeen 5) n Mich

Cl L YOUR
IVEl.
■ Sale Bicycles
25 IS BIKE FF, 21431
I IN BIKE I Xf n
PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED ON
installation
ORDERS ONLY
7005 M59 West.
FEDERAL
Modernization
2538
• *".A^.,:
Special Panelirtg Offer
•il panels, Va" mnbofnoy V-groova. D grade	54.10 each
4il panels. t«" mnnogany V-groovt, C grnda^	glJO each i
4x8 panalf. 'a manofnny y-groova preflnlshad .	17,00 rnch
Oak Flooriim
'Select red '	1229 M
iNo. 1 Common	5155 M
fur everything rrf(m 15 ft to .50	'
f HOILY MARINE A COACH HALES, 1.5210 Holly Rd Holl.
ME 4-6711
Oxford Trailer Talc'
I'HERE quality COMES FIRST
WidPS

REX-O-ORAPR DUPUCATOR
_________FI 5-5106 _-
VICTOR STHAIOHT ADDER NEV
Sale Farm Produce 8ti
III.L SMITH HUCKLEBERRY
Boats & Aicessories bj
HYDRO WITH MARK 30H EM MOTOR BOAT, 1125 OR I- FT RUNABOUT

WOOD BOAT.
FIBKIHH AftHFlf
TURNER
TRUCK
CENTER
( .,!! M:	Ih.i. I',unt"
MI 4-7500^
illirR PRICE 4 '.f'ONOMY fARS IC'K aPE.ClAl.
L $450 FE V
' m i( -K
JEROME
BEXSOX LU-MBER m , Sale Store Equipment 7.1
Pontine______ _____FE V252J ‘
B Trailer repair, parts, t
Transportat'n Offered lOn
4 ENGINE AIR! INER I OS AN
OPEN eves
Plenty of Free Parking Qn Our Lot
ROOF LEAKS?
r. your Advisor for i
__mta. BAVe Ai on th*
5-4555.
fE.,,
\ ALATftEX 'rKAILKR;
na WOLVERINE
aTiTMAXE typewriters, all reconditioned TYPEWRITERS i
rehiiiu and lusranteed. SO toi 530.60 and up. New portables. ' . Prom 517.50 to 545.00 j 541.15 up. Desk! 125 up. New nnd uprlghu. Call Lli steel wall desks 110 50. chairs 15 j come to 3131 Yorbn'i up New 4 drawer 'lies. 541.30. Lmoa one block north of 13 Mile l sma'i floor safe, large 2 door : Rd. on tho west aide of Wood- at/a. Porbaa Printing nnd Office ward. IVa n little farther, " ‘	—	-■
n $149 u
portablai S-3S44 0
y rebuilt
ANCHOR FENCES
5^&°°*&jai'Tg^l?8'’T7*4?i| m«hr,^
bathroom fixtures, oil and.
ding mnrhlnt
S?fro.,'Yn‘“^k!
County The Nation!
iit E">rikk""8t .■''biV-	23* 's
mingham. MI S-3V10 around cor-	HOwn^it^-
ner from Turner Ford Sales. Our , 5-"vv-— -c Drayton Plains store carries new !	® J *
—, ...... ,yp,„rltera -nd gddtng ‘“I"'.'!' “**
Next to Pontiac State :	-lia,
New Nations
Trail

Bank.
2-2930	______ _
Iranrh	RASPBERRIE.A
iranen Reeistered Daclishund puppies 2-6414
reg'lsmrr RICHARDSON S .~HUCKLEBERRY
'E V-niSS Bring’* boots * imerliecUoB *a* M9i Clemens. and Hospital Rd OR 3-7306
___ _ STRING BEANS FOR FREEZING
HPMENT and canning Call FE 1:8605 or booths, FE V3005
*barbeTu“e Sale Farm equipment 87 auburn hots MOBai villaob
324^ Dixie Hwy OR 3-l4.56_ VACAflON TRAILERS Pixie Trailer Rales and Rei
OA* I’l'Sl’’
WANTED TO IbUY HITCH I
4 y*F-lKOLVERINE dCXCELli'EN I'arp 5110 Phoor oil 3 0624 *”
14-rr waoemaker 10 Hf
York k20 Fen I PONTIAC
'F.RTIBLE SPE-
CARR^ rt V’m TRUCK 'OOlNcf N r
.''ii|« 11'-i!	\in-. ^,1'!.-
rrp ().\KI \.\y,
u ki’ossl^suIN
I FT CUSTOM BOAT Pa FT Al.UMINU:
Rent Trailer Space
Wanted Used Cars
A BIG IF
Criasman
, FT INBOARD fKX)D (
Kuar”
hardwn
Autoraatlc water haatar.'
______rare. alec, iuppltai, crock k;
pipn nnd fittings. Lowe Brother Paint, Super Kemtona nnd Rust-j
SEWER PIPE Plain pipe ’ sllpsanl pipe
FE V5G1 Compl
LARGM S^a IN CompMa stock of drain TlLl thru 24" m a tile CkC Jgekurg^rP-Pe
$1.23 II STOCK tittlnga
-------- .	I by • w
I J multiple shell dairy ca k open frosen food display cai lUPP REFRIGEIRATION CC HIGHLAND. MICHIGAN
1 BOLENS RIDEMASTER OAR ^n^Tractor plus 7 attach FF
7 HOR-HE TjARbEN TRACTOR A
17U N Qpdyke' Fg WSOlT'**’'’*'^ brand new HPACIa PONTIAC
Sale Sporting Goods 74
BARGAINS
tVa In. V-trooved mnh . 14 05.
__J ahatttag W5 per m.	.
PnnalTte counter topping 45c •« ft .	. -
-	4	. . -----c-----	,(,- ... -irip, (n(
3 holes	so 50 an!
hole covers mu aratas BLAYLOCK
wni VFRTXF T I'MRFR . E®*'- * Rulldlna supply Co
'«	_JEE 3-7101
PB 3l754 ,^j(,.j	KOTON - SvOID
KII.,..	—. .Jyg Ja	_
ORCHARD LE. v.
A REAL' GOOD BELKCTION' OP	‘'Z'***
garden tractors. Roto Tlllari and tm°,r“|JacVs® lh-‘w'm'ode?n U*un'
HOUGHTF.X K 50X	nner^*'»'a1^1'',«'‘',ir'ir:i1ill
CHRIS'CRAFT 120 HP condition best otter 5IA
CHRlSCRArr CAVALIER
Tax Included
7	CHEVY 4-0
8	Pl.YM 4-Di i FOFU) Wgii
NEW AND USED
Bait, Minnows, Etc. 75

FIBEROIA.S ALUMINUM SCOTT MOTORS AND SF
c:Rn''F,-nrT
HO\T
61 E., Welto;. Open F5 FI
JEROME
"Bright Spot"
jt CT^k n
V M24 ftt
GARDEN TRACTOR' V
3M a. PiddOCk
BULMAN HARDWAREi^*^^^—
3645 ELIZABETH LK. FE M^Il ”a7ar2i:® sa?y?ca^r g OPEN DAgy TIL I; BUB. 54.	R*A/.°rE
BA*T FURHITDRK. KIRBT 3
_________ «V!tl»rr •
Sand, Gravel and Dirt 76	5-'27o«™‘‘*'“‘'
INTERNATIONAL CQMBINE MO-1 YDS. BLACK DIRT OR PEAT tor driven A 1 shape UL 3 4043 Prompt dallvery OR 3-5044	SELF PROPELLEb’'MINNEAPOLIS '
----------------- Picker Shell-
Acceisories
'ft " 'dENEVA''
'’ ■S'a®i”^’'l525 *My"j 2-1054
INSURANCE ONLY
AVERILL'S
21130 Dixie Hxv
. DO
Bolens — Wheelhorse
Tmeton and TUlert Po«or_nad riding ■awara, Jnoobten. Tnrd-■na aadTom. i Bodalo of
month. Unlvaranl Cb. FE
SPECIALS!
.. SPECIAL: WASH SAND AND
?Se*®;d"‘pVt‘^’ytl.”,?%.**?ai «« F-0 Ford with Grain ‘L*	“?.®’*'::,.in?.3So“'F.,d wlto 1
CftUl* Rtek
kll tn ficcUcnt tond MiUord. MUh
fx 3-7083. FE
I’.uchaiian’

i - 2-
THE MOST

American j '
ftberilai boat.
Clnrkaton. MA ’5
IT. White beach land'id.^^fm f
.... ... Ofaatng EM 3-8373 | BOLEN TRACTORS A
I BLACK DIRT. TOP BOIL, i
WHEEL HORSE TRACTORS
overhauled
ir end with _______ ,
^Cor^ette OR J-5200, 4
For Sale Tire*
5100. trailers
Inndaa
USED TTRE8 53 50 UP WE
oy BOAT, 14 PT , TOEROLAg^lJAbE I in^Engl^ by Slmgimn *■-—..
FOR YOUR CAR’
-	W !■: HUY--
. TK.ADK IJOWX -
-	TRADE Ui'-
,'l \N 1
BtFORE Y0U~BUY“ A NtW'OR rlr tr"ck dept "fX f-Moi. Cy
.vc I' !": I . LltiiTtinC
Dixie Used Cars
T TAKE A.NY DEAL
' MBpla 5.1

53 35 an!
0*1 3tTI34 ynCLP tile
ATfEjariONI! f.ow Prices
PW	BTEEL wnek aoU nnd peat humut. lond-
, ad nnd deltvarad. 7 days a weak Many Other Bargnlns In Naw Cn» Robert Dnyti. Ill Airport A-m Used BuUdtof Matartali . Itond. day, or night. PB
V-l TOP k>IL CRUSHEb gTbNE.
— irr*'..............
FE 4 0714
CREDIT TERMS
tluc’k ^am skHnV'irillf Evlnrude!
UNTIL YOU Vg B
LLOYD
7 I'y 'll.11 Dodge 'lake. KxcelletU cond. $22,t. O R .T,S1.U
I FORD
REPOSSESSION '
5i> full nrlca. No cash haedad.
I Due Sept. 7th.
FE 4
CASH WAY
BTANLEY ALUMINUU WINOOWg.
4xtxla PtgbMrd	M.M.
!-«> iigglSURPLUS LUMBER &; blW krt ^l^nd-oiTav
KING BROS
PONTIAC RD AT OPPYKE WILL SELL COMPLErnC FARM equipment on time OR 3-0000
Auctityn Saleg 88
Si.w T-r™ Sal^ 5M B iii'lraw, !	«-55«I^TE J-3984
PE 4-5907 or nl 4-45W __ BOATS I4'g FT ROUNDABOUT.'
STANDARD BRAND NEW TlRbs. i ."'"'“’’'f'® .	'S"' 1
'rada In on General Safety Tires *'®‘’	" horsaoower Evinrude.
.MOTOR S.\EK>
i] fi 8«iUn»W'	FF 2-ii
5 MUCH At 160 W)R'jI;NK A ch«p c^ri FE 2->664 d»yi
: Trailer, phon** EM
Burmeisler
LUMBEt? COMPANY ' ji.
■Uadta 15>.« to
{MATERIAL ___________
[5348 Hlgtonnd Rd tM-5gi OR 1-7883 {.TOILET SEATS 17.55 VALUE llTl !' CdBDiata Ilna aan^. colon; wood
. PE gWn.
SIDEWALK COW I
S*'%S?i.-‘¥irJ5ir r:r,	land f.
ilj^tn Flueretcam 383 Orchard.	OA'g-TOBS
.TRAtLElT” 3 “wheel!	'
blt^. 835 MY 3-1581.
lea.se.
0W3~DARK"^ CLAfT-LbAM.“ TOk
WATCH FOR OUR AD THURSDAY Open Dntiy Si-1 tor Retail r a Purchasing
B & B AUCTION -
5088 DIXIE HinirWAT . ORATTON_ ^OPPLMO CE.NTIR
For Sale House Trailer* 89
EDAVILLIA.MS
451 8 Saginawat Raeburn Oo6d'U8ED'tiPE8 KUHN AUTO SERVICE WLHnron	PE 3-i;
ATTlNTIOSi
I , TON pickiip'
•jDojey c,aae Hd 8 Conwav 15.53 tfORD I TON VANETT I
parts "ouai ‘wheels' $“So “m2 s’ Sanford St PE 5-3352:
'	50 FORD *. TON PICE-UP I FT
boa. nutomattc trnnsmtsaloiF Ei-_ calif nt condition FE 2-0307 1558 FOPIP RRNCHFRO. REd’aND i^whlte PO M iracllo heater back-I up lights, ww. 11.580. FE Ant
Dodge Dart
.s4y 4T-PRR MONTH
DELIVERED-
ALL STANDARD FACTORY
CENTURY
CHRIS CRAFT CAVAUKR BUCK CRAFT FIB1ROLA8 SAILFISH-BUNFIBH PORTABLE DOCKS - HOIST .	. AJAX TRAILERS -
/
WE RJE PATINO
TOP DOLl.AK
POR CLEAN USED CARS
Glcnn’b Motfir Sale^
153 W ^URON	FE 4-737
WE^ iAiUT AND' TRADE OOOI CL*AN CAR.<) AND TRUCKS
SCHKAM TRUCKS AND EQUIPMENT
j 1538 Dtxle_Hwy.____.Ok 3-1308
WANTED 1 TON STAKE TRUCK
lohn I. Smith
PANEL- DE- Power
DODGE. INC
S SAOIH^_____FE
PO.NTIAC CATALINA 4 ST Butek ipacinl 4 dr. Ha
Chiwrolat 4 d RDENBURO lar Casa It Fl
• \ V.,
THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY. JULY 27, 1960
F*r Sal* Car*
I CM>ILLAe SST _
Air coad . tall po«rr root l»'t. ayatr. Ft MW* , I cAmiXAC Aia coNDi¥ioH'< lp». fnrtw Pt A-W84
•56 CADILLAC
I pev*r. AI«M*ier Hf<
SCHUTZ
?! HASKINS DEMO SALE •
Biiwk. aaa w w_________
»• CHrvT Bear o^Aat. mi
^■•h. Bachuwr_____________
M CHEVROLET COSfHFROT Full pritt llM Dralfr OA^f-IW: •»T"dHEVT CONVERTULE. CAtX * ‘'flo'JL.O" AJJ**
»<]».' ■!
MOTOR WC
?ood«*rd	B h>m
I_________lO MTM
r. J DR^ VERY OOOO . EM »^l « Coowty
'58 Chevy Hardtop Cpe.
* ---tlMA l-aaiMr B«l Alt t.
A »#rjr cl rMI«.
HASKINS
powcf MAkcc.^poacr^t^
tar ridio. uSa'ul! oOcc. Rtn* (^UTr'T 7DTTT
ta?*nA«	V nLyl^L. 1
‘mapi.“»1m?.'^ ‘ojia wui'vr.
•if CHEVROLEf BEL AilTHAR'iS iVin'n*’** Pi?«r	*“*“
(•r ditcrlmUAUu pMPl*. RLORLE B aOTO TaLBS
M OaklAod	_____EE l-nil
CHETlE'Wlfi' lB CORVEE
fall rac* •bcIb* aKaw--—
EM yym
tl*« ta*
noQ
vzr
i »n PER MONTH
ItM CHEVROLET •
' DOB FROST. INC.
•	LINCOLNMERCURT
• ________“LA”*®_______z__
Its* COVETTB 1 SPEED MODI-■r' 'rrSr	cowl ’MJta'*PE
M CHEVY ( BTARDARO. ltd**.' Loir mlickgc PE VSW IM} CRBVf^ IlM.
__________OR I-7rt3 .
M DESOTO HARDTOP SkVILLE. Auto. Trane., Radio and Haalar. BEAUTIFUL Blur a WhtU fiBlah. US PER MONTH. No MoBOT Down CALL Mr Wlutt CroM Manager PE ItaSl.
I m j
V'
1 CMEV I
[SM DObOE 4 DOOR s£daH ^PIO A HEATER. AUTOMATIC transmission abulutelt
NO MONEY DWN Aiauma pag----- I14N per mo Call
Mgr Mr
IIM CHEVROLcrra-DOOR. RADI9 ■»
AND HEATER. POWEHOllDE.
ABsot utelt no money $1» P .DOWN.	-	------ '■
4-7MC Harold Tumcr_ Pord gg DOPOE CONVERTIBLE ”UL ]-4g74. alter 5 p.m , t4 bODOE WON. FULL ^RtCE '	1130 Ring Auto. FE g.«4M
Fsy Sala Cart
H poao OOONTBT BEOAR 4-OR. BTATIOH WAOOR,	FotdO-
Itota Tr«u. R^ a Hastd*. KuUfM S lOM Blao and aoS
iS8W^rjoi;rDo^..*s"n
JP^Whlto CrodM kiaosssr. FB Bstoa m B. BaslnA»
Dodge Dart
$47.4.1 PER MONTH
DELIVERED
For Sab Cart
■M FORD COMVBanBLB. T* ^ Bttak, asSio a HaMor. W-WaSa. Ae4 itaek naldl Rod A WBMo iS-Urtpe. RO mWBT pOWR. Ul
pui morte call u» white
CREDIT UANAOBIL HE S44S1. BINO Aulo latoa Ilk S. SOfUiaR
DedgeDart
$17.43 PER MONTH
DELIVERED
For Sab Cart
S dpor taanwoo nmft. Ills Bm ■rlM. Ill MSB. Rp MsbsodS* ISIS aolgk. t door. taaMttuI s Ltatii AMO Ssloo;^ ISI S SasItaW.
FORD PAIRLARB 1 DOOR VI
I Wool Haroa. PE
ALL STANDARD PACTORV EOUIFMBNT plus HEATER. rfOBRAL TAE^ BALES TAX.
License, titl* ano^cheo-IT life insurance
ALL STANDARD FACTORY EOUIPWENT PLUS HEATER. FBDERAL TAX_ AALES TAX. LICENSE. TTTL* AND CRBD-LIFE INSURANCE.
John I. Smith
John J. Smith
BOB FROST. INC.
LINCOLN-lgERCURY
_	___Ml asm_______
' ks fSab sTAtioN w'ao6r. iua
DODGE,. INC
»U.S SAOINAW____FE »7Skk hm gaoiio ADOOR. RADIO AND !
DODGE. INC.
18 SAOINAW	PE. J
^	_ . __________.••..^^5
CO. tkSk. no moocir don. At-BO parmonU of ISSN o monlB
Suiierior Auto Sales 550 OAKLAND
HASKINS
DEMO
SALE
HEATER. pORDOkAITC. ABSOLUTELY HO MONEY DOWN, aa-auma payaHnu of kM.7k por mo (fall Credit Mgr Mr Parka, at JMI_4-7kia^Harold Turnor
im Oldi Dynamic atalion-oagon Rrdrr atoorlnt. poptr bral
■laaa. ------ -------
Ilrta
feVak
radio, hoater.
LUTELT NO MOREY ____________
aumt pajmonte of |».U per mo Call CredK Mgr Mr Parka. , It MI Aim. Harol^'Turnor^Pord.
; iik4 roitb. s-bboR. RAbib and ' HEATER. ABSOLUTELY N O I MONEY DOWN, aaauma pay-I menu of $14.17 per mo. Call
I Credit itgr. Mr Parka .......
' Mkia. I?aro - -
■■ nllewa'il I	igM^bTOTinjooir
aece^rUa I »A FORD. ADR VERY CLEAN I 1 iwner, ku Adllk.
. and bolgo 1	^ 1111 40. ifl B John-1	“
fSh’i
aly 111 aw. Dae Aug. l|. “to. Ito. Boll, n 1^ ... B. Bled. B. At Aubiim
down, Aaaumo paymonU of iM. l«*ATI«l*lUitaf Turned
STATION WAGON
HIT Ford, Co^ry Bdalro. 1 aoat. automaUe, radio and btator. low mlloasf. tharp Look tUa oror.
Clarkston Motor Sales
CHRYBLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER
Male St', CUrtatoD
CUSTOM.
■kk C-HEV'tE WITH k7 COBVETTE motor FE A717k SlEV
15 CHEVY BELAIR I CYLIND 4-door RSH ki4k Mackaor Da aa s Tftearanti. FE HOU.
F.XCTORY BRANCH
HASKINS Dodge Dart
DEMO . WL SALE
Haskins;
CHEVROLET I
‘U FORD
V g AUTO TRANS WITH J TONE FINISH CLEAN IN AND OUT
57 HILLMAN
milea **
F*r Sd* CwB
OLIVER
Motor Sale*
BATE
DEMOS At Tretnend(Mis >	laving!
I^mjJMnURDLAE^^
BUICK
OPEL RENAULT JEEP
REPOSSESSION
Mlo, I
tVU £
HAUPT
PONTIAC
M-M aM mile i
kS OLDS CONVERTOLB. *PRA
vau ewaera OR 1-I4S7.	____
IW OLOSM^ILE, e DOOR. SE-execllcnt caadHian. i twacr. MUtord. MU vim.
•kj OLDS, M~A'b66li, Mlk. Alin or FE ASS4T ajur k:».
H 0L08M0Bn.B
LLOYD
«. uiaa 1-1111 Weekly Special .'56 Olds Super 88, 4-Dr. $699
•kl PONTUC STsnON WAOOR Rydramauc. Radio A Heater. Waa tim - NOW glSI. EDDIE ■	”	  Orcaard	Lakt Rd.

FACTORY BRANCH
'58 PONTIAC
STARCHIEP SAFARI STAIIOR WAOON tadlo S Hoala^HydramaA
'$1995
kk FORD RANCH WAOON } DOOR , yi. Fo-O-Matlc. Radio A Heater *“• HOW IkM EDDIE
Runa perfect gal lilk r cent down.
SCHUTZ
Pontiac -Retail ' Store
PORD OALAXIE. AIXXIR,
Salrt tai and llcenao Oatra.
RA.MMLER-DALLAS
mi N. kUIN
JEROME
Radta A Htattr. Automtl-
• $1895 I Pontiac Retail Storei
I Chyrrolat Bel Air 4-door I tn with y-l^onglno^	i
whlteiraur. %’outlli' tur- .
twm	.	I
‘BRIGHT SPOT-
I ORCHARD LAKE AT CASS |FE A<mi______OPEN EVES
Crultomstic. large radio, cloetrtc wipori. waoheri. whito-ildo wall < tlrea. P.A boaUr. T-Blrd Vi Engine clock ------------------ —
! nik Lakolnad
Sylran Lake.
FDSFI.
k POOR HARDTOP
$1295
‘•SloTSEA'SgR^JSa'lfuilSJV
NO kToNEV DOWN. Aaiuint tal-

-FORD DEALER-
JEEP. 4 WHEEL DRlVi:
cvuQiuoDVQ »aa vuarmoMva.
Houghten & Son
FE 3-7954
BEHlND^i^^stST^oKhcE
“??b.
4 DOOH CATALINA VIStA
Special
^ai^
~ I Your Friendly Oldamoblle Dealer IkJI N, Main. Rechoeter. OL 1-1711 ii 'bLOMiOBILB SUPER M hardtop. Pood eond. PE 2-M43<
REPOSSESSION
1U4 Pontiac, tm full price. No eaah needed. Pay oBly-Ill awntb. lat payment due So^mtar Itb.
L Saginaw,
U A C^T/’T'NTO	^	7kl0_H.rold_Tymer ^ord
HASKINS I'Cv' Owens
i'	W VV iO iiki PORD 4-DR. FAIRLiuirioo:l '
’.59 ford
OALAXIE I D<X>R
$1895
CHEVROLET
I E 3-7954
tk Mr CLEMENS ST BEHIND the POST OFFICE iisi CHEVROLET. I-D(jbR; RADIO AND HEATER ABSOLUTELY NO MONEY DOWN aaaume pay-! menu of U kk per mo. Call Credit' Mgr Mr Parka ...........■"
US OAKLAND AVENUE
~*8fAfx
family or ... gl4Sk
*** I Cy' Owens
r _
I 4>1500.)
“r*h:
CLEAN UP
*M Bulcls ..	■ I
rordi. Btfl k roM. $ Cb«v|i R4U	»
til *Al- &3e $4	»
I RRH I
4-DR . I
s SSi ”	j
‘56 CH^EVROLEf , '
_ BEL AIR SEDAN	'
Powerful VA engine and effort-
---------llde will Uka you tall-
it^hl^hwaya with Juat ’ •cceiereior . , economical too i Beautiful black and white linlah ^el off by (learning whit# walled ' Urea att UUe one today!
$975
BOB FROST. INC.
LINCOLN.MERCURT _______Ml l-WOS______
nr
Crissman
SCHUTZ
A FORD 3 DR.. RADIO A HEAT-er. Beautiful Green Fliilah glk. PER MONTH No Money Needed FE* .^5.. "^'’*** CfeSlt Maneger.
FE A«4«l.
EINO_Auto^Balei, 115 8. Saglnai FW«^. Jm CONVERTIBLE. RAH;
WW, Ford-O-Matlc. T-bIrd mgine' 1141 EN(iLl#H FORD. SHAitPrEX-
a cleu. leather upholatery,' (
SIO OAKLAND AVENUE
I kl BLUE PORD CON-
FOR____________
vertible eicellei._______________
—. -------- j3^ OverrIdge off
Hatchery Road OR 1-03M._____
AUCHTI kl PORD CONVERTIBLE. New Uree, radlo^ Ford-O-MaUc. power brebes, PrIveU owner, will be aold thte week - to you? Cwn finance. OR I-TIM etk g p.m. •k4 FORD CONVERT, CALL ASTER k pm. Ml 4-0614._______
kf FORD eXJUNTRT SQUIRE I
l?To***''^eete? "w	I
M4k Ed'ote' STEELE.*	'
chird Like	•
a Rd. PE 3-2k3g,
PONTIAC AUTO BROKERS
E CARS. SOLD h (XINBIONID"
'60 LARKS
L CARS MUST
lendous Diset
AS LOW AS
$1875
Convertible “Demos" also •Available
Suburban
OLDS-LARK
592 S. WooftwarH, B liani. MI 4-4485
HOLIDAY COUPE Beautiful Ivory A Coral flnlal Very pleaaant to loOk upon dramatic tranamUalon. p o
Crissman
kk PONTUC 4 DOOR BEDAN. Standard trsnimlaalOD, Radio A HeaUr. ^ down. "CrtaH No
LLOYD
VlOTDR BAUBS
m s. SAOINAW______re i-uji
k® PONTUC, obOD motor!
I^uy. IIH. Mar-
taret. Auburn t
OR 3-»70g.
kk PLYMOUTH. 4-DR., RSH.
auto., good cond. WkO. FE 4-kk30. mi PLYMOUTH 4 DOOR. RADIO A HEATER. ABSOLUTELY NO MONEY DOWN. A a 4 u m o pay-menu el glOOt per mo Call 6-Mgr. Mr. Parks at MI 4-7500.
d Turne:
Mackson Dolyo. 00 8. Taldtrapb.
FE 3-7000._____________________
’iOkk PONTIAC. 4-DOOR. RADIO AND HEATER. HY0RAMATIC. ABSOLUTELY NO MO NBY ------_ -------------------------
down! assuma
KU.
Ford.
mo tal^^en^ot V7kW*^rold* tSimor
j'kk PONTUC BTARCRIEP. OOOD I condition. OB 3-kOOl.______
BOB FROST. INC
LINCOLN-MERCURY ' "I g-n«o^
VALIANT
I PonUact M kk. 'kO jg Buick Convert A beauly. •«l Cadtllaci overhauled .. . '53 Study Chimp. RAH.
MOTOR INC	,
,klI-S Woodward	B ham I
D, .	Ml %747g_________JO 0073$ 1
p ROCHESTEF^ .i*«« ford starliner. radio,
OPEN EVES TIL 0___OL 31721 i ......................
i3|5 Perry at Madlion PB 4-OIpO i rj, uyicOLN PREMliCRE. PULL j
verI 4(^RAMBLERS---40. I
I. Get o<
4-roTdi	....
-M mnd *U Packard ^Fo;d ’Sa Pontiac.
k wiRct ''k^ so-'n I othert to chooat .
it** Ulk KINO AUTO FE 10403
Take ortc paymentt. Phont OR {
P| ’59 CHEVROLET
4 DR IMPAI.A HARDTOP J RADIO A HEATER. AUTO TRANS
1100 PORD FALCON. RADIO AND heaUi Oeluae Interior. White •idowalli. Very low mllcagt. $1775
55 FORD ebUN'TRY SEDAN, I-
PA88. WAOON. FordOMatIc ...
Radio A Heater BEAUTIFUL - Full price
•is BCICE CONVEBfiBLE, take!
----------------
OLIVER
JEROME
BOB FROST. INC.
LINCOLN-MERCURY	|
_________ Ml g-3200_______
43 FORD. DARK BLU® TINTED ' wlndowa 'it T-BIrd engine, some
Blue A Whiir'ni.........	....
JMb 531 PER MONTH Call Ml White Credit Manager. pE 1-0403.
^Cell alter 5: OR ■54 FORD, VERY obOD CONDI-^ lion I3M '43 Chrysler,
A HEATER. REAL N
lADlb E CAI
ZJ:; Frank Schuck
! INDER RADIO A HEATkR ABSOLUTELY NO MONEY DOWN Assume payments of $21.75 per -- " ■ Credit Mgi Mr Ferk»
Motor Sales
HAVE
DE.MOS -\t Tremeivdou<.
Saving!.
310 ORCHARD LAKE AVT FE 3-klOi	Open Ei
BUICK	- .......
OPEL RENAULT IFF.P U foJtWJr,^
"BRIGHT SPOT’’ ! cheap. EM '3-4M3.	~ I
ORCHARD LAKE AT CASS I«3 FORD 3 DOOR, V< RADIO '	,
________.9«*L_?VE8. &o}li^^g5wN	P?y8 i 1-ABE ORioy**
-nts 01 $30 54 per mo Wi ;
Credit Mgr. Mr. Parks at Ml ; '44 FORD CRISTUNE H-TOP VI
•54 CHEVROLET 3 DOOR. I CYL-
11 4-7500 Har
End-of-Month Si>edals
J! JK,"* J*,..*
M Ud> HoJlday_ roi^	ktskk
MONEY
......	¥Ir.. .. ...
- A-Ikdo. Harold Turner Ford.
‘43 FORD SEDAN FliLL. PRICE 1125 King Auto. FE g-^403	|	CfC'
41 FORD OALAXY s'^DOOR hardtop Tako ovyr pavmeniH.
140k Waldon Rd.. Clarkston.
Trsns.. Radio w __________ ..
54S5	- NOW $305. EDD
STEELE. 3706 Orchard Laks R
ALL BIRMINGHAM TRAI
PLYMO^fes'
DEMO. M 4 DOOR P
FE 3-5083.
CAR payments too BURDEN-
----* "----- and see ue and
adjust to s loss

SHEP'S
I'*,!/
HARDENBURO MOTOR SALES
---- Cs.» A Plks FE 4-73M
Open r -	— -
MOTOR S.CLES
Need tharp
•57 KORO F-Lane 3 dr kOO U44 J. FORD 4 dr Hardtop I1U4 ■S7	|f*|**®" Wwgoo . 11114
•SpFONTIAC k Pau wagon *kik4
v4?J>R&&n“.dr,
AVERILL'S
!ed sharp Ult modala for'Calll
TOP DOLLAR
^ cond. re S37I7. FORD WON. PULL PRICE. gl3k
-i'Ji'* *“>»__________rjt A0403
•40 FORD, TRI-POWER.
_____	on 3-7110___________
H^DlO
expdfltli. ....
DON’S USED CARS
M34	___ Lako Orion
MT 3-3041
COMPACT
SPECIALS
U of gg.tk pi
Mgr. Mr. Parj.
: Dodge Dart
'oO f Al.COX ......S1795
I 3 p^R. S'tRAIOHT STICK,
CTiovy RAH. A 1 - c RAH
■ WILSON !
PO.NTIAC-CADILLAC
Superior Auto Sales 550 OAKLAND
$17.43 PER MONTH
i' DELIVERED
1245 I ALL STANDARD FACTORT.
g2tki equipment plus heater. $2*5 ! federal TAX. SALES TAX, $2»S I UCEN8E, -TITLE. AND CRED-5205 j IT LIFE INSURANCE.
John ). Smith
DODGE. INC.
1 g. SAOINAW_re 3-70ki
(K) CORVAIR.....$1795
4 DOOR STRAIGHT STICK. RADIO A HEATER. LIGHT BLUE FINISH.
Ire beforo you buy.
k tV C RAMBLER Super Market
IRCE RD. _______EM 3-416*
3-4 Uk
. F0RD‘......
IBLE. Radio.
- -"—Ml. No payments -redit Mgr. »-*l«3. King ’

FORDS CHEYYS
SCHUTZ
■60 FORD
3 DOOR
$1795
'Cy' Owens
*3# OAKLAND AVENUE
______re k-4101__
'60 V.VLIANT.....$1950 i
4 DOOR, RADIO A HEATER WHITEWALL TIRES. ! ORAY FINISH.
1956 CADILLAC
Must Make
LARRY , JEROME
’59 FORD
4 DR SEDAN AUTO TRANS RADIO A HEATER SOLID BLACK.
$1595
JEROME
•BRIGHT SPOT '
ORCHARD LAKE /
A very clean csr throughout klkk'j
.0 30.000 sctusl miles 1130k
DEMO
SALE
^ R&H. i dr V-t
Room
A Plym. Bta. Wgnt
- Cloud _____ _____ - .
534*5.
BOB FROST. INC.
LIN(X>tiN-MERCURY
5H «-3200_________
LINCOLN CAPRI. HARDTOP. II power, esc. new tires, 2 . ------- __
CLARKSTON xMOTOR i SALES
Mam St . Clarkston MA 4-51411 Out wbert the orerbead U •—
CLEAN-UP
SALE
Ft Sab Cff
•ik potmAC ECBur cstsuna HydraaMtU. BaSi* A Btatar. W. 1FAlla.Jtwwf sWrtkg. WtaJMS* — HOW UN. BOOIE REBJE. ms W*ii Earga. iWl. .
Keego ^les*St Service
EOOiJSmT CAM. Ii AOBDBN
Russ Johnson Motor Sales
LAKE ORION . MY 2-2871 MY 2-2381
BILL SPENC£
“RAMBLER”
WILL ACCEPT.
. wntbesrda, basM. rtfrltara-
310 S. BAOSfAW

Ik* NASH AMBASSADOR. 1 CYL
tranamUalon. Ntw battary. New generator, radio, air-conditioning Elec, window UfU. Wtadebleld washers Rear window wiper SpoUlgbt. Dwy A Dlabt rear view mirror Back up ItgbU Turn signals. iaa Adams Rd Near Sli-
TODAY’S SPECIAL
’59 RAMBLER
AMERICAN 3 DOOR Ivory A Red paint. W Walls
$1195	-
re 4-4*47
U.*3 in *mo"cRu‘’*Jredtt**Mtr Mr. Patk4 at MI 4-75*0 Harold T.“I"*r_Ford^____________
■k* sfuoBBAini itAWK coofm'.
Auto. Trana. AU Blui flnUta. W-WaUa. Uka aaw. Pull price MM with m PER MONTH. No Down Payment. CnU Mr. WbHe Credit _,Manager. FE (mn. *B°«_Auto_8alei m 8. Seghitw lIM STUDEBAKBR 4 DR. SEDAN.
BOB FROST. INC.
UN(X>LN-MER(nm V _______MH-2MS
-FORD DEALER- '
A.l Used Car Shopplnw Centar
•57 VOLKSWAGEN
3 DOOR
'Cy' Owens
l'>60 Pontiac Demos
wheel trwiler.
Kenilworth.___________
■4* mepcchV convertible
ilsslon. Radio
Rite i
BOB FROST. INC.
____LINgOLSrmjH^JJRY_______
1*53 MERCURt. 3 DOOR. RADIO and heater, autometlc transmission, Oood running condition. $335.
45 MBRQORT btokTERAT 4-bR. sedan. Mwro-O-Matlc Trans. Ra-
- _ Heater. TInM Glass with Beautiful Black A White finish, kl* PER MONTH - No Money Down. Full Price 1331 — Call Mr.
•53 PLYMOUTH Sport Sub. * Pase Station Wagon. 17.00* Actual Miles. With Power Steertng. SherpI *4*5 On.	57* 31 Per Mo.
BRAID
Motor Sale*
CASS^ AT PIKE ST. FE 3-OlM i»M PlVmoUTR 3 DOOR. RADIO A HEATER. AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION. ABS(5LUTELY NO MONEY DOWN. ■ menu '
KlNO^Auto. Sales Ilk 8. Saginaw 1*5* MERCURY MONTCLAIR. 4 Dr Fully tautpped with power sUertng A power brakes. (31*6.
BOR FROST. INC.
LIN(X>LN-MERCURY ________Ml «-330»_____
REPOSSESSION
Ilk full price. No essb needed. Pay only M mo. Due Aug. 35 Rtu Auto.. Mr. BeU.. FE S-453*. 10* E. BLVD. AT AUBURN
1954 MERCURY. 3-DOOR, RADIO AND HEATER. ABSOLUTELY NO MONEY DOWN, cssumt payments of 117.08 per mo .Call Credit Mgr. Mr. Parks x( MI 4-7500,■ Harold Turner Ford.
LY NO MONEY DOWN. Assume payments of 517.0* per mo Cell Credit Mgr. Mr. Parks at Ml 4.7500, Harold Tufner Ford.
MERCbRY 3-DR. HARD-
NICE _______
. WSoi.
130 g. Main, Mllfoi
57 OLDS 8TARF1RE CONVERTI-ble FulJPower. Was 114*5 — NOW $10*9 EDDIE STEELE, 3274 Weal Huron, FE 4-3177.
j 166 Main St.. Roclicster :|OL 1-9711 OPEN EVES
•k3-'93 Bulcks	,
•4* Fordomatlc RAN -I* Pontlacs. ’k3-'k3-'kl	.
I ’93 Olds. Sharp
1959
I Tired of i 'Gimmiclcs?’
OLIVER
Motor Sales
•p?;s
(Mr. BeU) FE S-453»
Credll Mirr. Mr rm 4-7500. HToJd Turner
,?r"l‘or.
•97 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE 4 Door VI Automatic. Radio A Heater. Was W(k - NOW k**k. EDDIE STEELE. 3375 West Huron. FE
FACTORY BRANCH
’60 PLYMOUTH
3 door
idlo A Heater, Automat-c transmission.
$2195
Pontiac
Retail
Store
Boonsvlllo 4 dr. hardtop Hydro-malic PowVr sWerlni Power brakei. radio. Heater. Whitewalls. SbeU tons Ivory.
LOOK! BUY! SwWE!
Ke«Ur. WhltcvMU.
HAUPT
PONTIAC
Open Evee. Until I
NORTH
CHEVROLET
YOU WILL FIND B.ARGAINS LIKE THESE
1*00 PON'HAC	I3M9
Ventura 4-door hardtop, power ..—.I.,-	----- —-w-. iljgre.
steering, power brtkee.'
llo. heater, whiuwalu. Red m
1*67 BUlCE ........ .	.. (iMo
bnur whl2tweU*5re '***’
1*67 CHEVY WAOON .
r. good Uree. 33.000 acUul mllce.
>. heater. A Bte* oar
1067 CHEVY ..........
4-door sedan with Powi
1057 BUICK .............. *1405
Convertible with power steering, oower bukes, Dynallow. radio, heater and whitewalls. Lovely firs gold and Ivory fmlab
1157 FORD Custom line special
i956 CHEVROLET
310 3-door sedan, 0 cylinder. PowergIN’e BeauUful mUt green For a limited time only. Stock
FE 3-7954 .
05 MT CXEMENS ST.
_ BEHIND_JHE >08T OFFICE
•57‘pLYm6DTH BELVIDERI HARD-
--------------------- ■
Automatic transmi
BOB FROST. INC.
LDKX>LN-MER(nmT _______MI 0-3300_____
$695
1956 FORD
lane 4-door sedan 1 Ford-O-Matlc. Sea
114*5

1936 MERCURY
3-door sedan with Merc-O-Matic transml-tslon. Beautiful white and green finish, A nice car througb-
1. Stock No. 1
’59 PLYMOUTH
Corvalr 4-door
PLYMOUTHS
33 AUBURN OXI Y 11 LEFT
7r' 1957 POXTI.XC
(SBttf TAIN sedan Beaullfu) Rob-Egg blue, radio	h....s ^
^^dramatlc. whites
T* 1957 Pl.YMOLTH
tUTTHT «®OAS, r*d»o and, hfi Red wji
"HASKINS
CHEVROLET
■ Black.. 4 dr $IM5
•. V-k Automstic
TO CHOOSE FRO.M
ONLY 3,1695 '
VOUR CHOICE
- Belvedere -
TRY
THIS
BE A TWO CAR FAMILY
SCHUTZ
$695
1957 PLYMOUTH
-door sedan. V-g engine, stick hlft. sky blue finish. Extra clean, lock No. 1*23.
$695
MOTORS. INC.
These «ars have been safety checked'and are READY TO GO!
I *12 S Woodward	_____
; MI_«-747*_______________JO *.«72»
I '56 PLYMOUTH, 3 bOfSK' STATION ■ j wagon. * cylinder, stick, excellent I condition. $750. CaU OR 3-4993
1955 CHE\ ROLET
Bel Air 4-door sedan V-* en-F.'".*-.- Fovergllde, beige and green tlnlsh. Stock No. ids.
M94
DR.VXD XI.W 1960 -
^	VALIANT
4'-JJoor Hardtop	««
LOW MILEAGE
r PSnTIAC CATALINA *165
44 BL’ICK .SEDAS.
REPOSSESSION •
149 PlymottUi. red and white Blsh -.3 -Iloor. Full price k3»5 5 ckkh neederf Pay- oli* kH-
uckv A*uto*S**l'', *193*' ^8
. 1956 POXTIAQ
*70 3Hloor. V-* engine, stick, 2 ^e green stock No. lk»*-B Snap It up for only
$395
heater, whitewalls, economy.
1*5* BUICE’ .	..... 1241$
Electro 4-door sedon. Power ateering, power brakew Dynaflow. radU beater, whitewalls. Neat to bvand new, spare never been
1*5* BUICK
e^3-door sedan. Dynaflow, . heater, whitewall tires. Chrome on doors and other ac-
/......ri..	w—-	Qijjy
1*5* PONTIAC ,	-
Catalina 4-door hardtop ateering and brakes. Hydramatlc r.V’!®'..,*’****'' »hltewall5. Beautiful blue and Wory finish. You
cylinder 1*97 PONTIAC
standard trinsmlsslon ---------econbmlbal.
19.=i6 OLD.SMOBIl.E 88
4*.«toor sedan, beige and red - Thl,s !
fresh one. stock No..
$895	i
iteerl *'”d I cjmveruble
- 16i7.
tH; BIRMINGHAM RAMBLER ^
, »5S PO.XTUC
-JrARCHlEF CATALINA COUPE u» Hettbler Wagon. j;ton« turquoise and cream wlth'.J’iteter.^^Auttaiauc * ea er t , radio a^|	Whitewalls*
I 57 Rambler . \{aton.
heater. Automatic I ;S4 American^^Door
•5* PonUac 3 dr irdaw
1 If ‘tetior V-», Powergllde
*6* Ford 4 dr wagon.
.\L1.COMPLETE WITH;
RADIO A HEATER. V *.
AUTO TRANS POWER ' STEERING PADDED DASH WASHERS 5 TONE PAINT AND ARE IN VARIOUS COLORS
.\LL T.AXES VXD I960 PLATES
4 BUICK 2-DR HARDIOP
5 PONTIAC 2 DOOR
l'L57 CHEVROLET
"210 Alnor statlor	—
gme Powergllde.
*40 PONTIAC	ggg.s
Station wagon with Hydramatlc. radio and heater If you buv this one as U save youraelf plenty.

$1920.00
I WILLYS JEEP
Mr Bell FE OAk'j*
. Hardtop ,
All Cars Guaranteed
BRAND NEW • I960
PLYMOUTH
Choose Your Own Terms!
43 PONTIAC 4 DOOR I ■	~	■ condltl.
4-«4*0
."WILSON.
^ONTIAC-CADILLAC
{	1350 N.
^ Woodward
I^MINOHAU	mi 4-1*30
Heater. Aut>
.	Flymonth______
Radio S Beat- Auto. transmUsion
d 4 dr'tV-4. Hack 1
month 4^.
igdan. V-*
...... I **!
dr. (tatlon wagon.
•5# Pord Radio S Heater, Auto-matle	g sag
automatic	............ giggg'
5* EngUab	Pord ......... g nj !
BIRMINGHAM. RAMBLER
1 .Ml 6-3900 ' «* S. WOODWAKD
HOMER
HIGHT
MOTORS
JACK
COLE
INC.
Heater, washers, tarn signals, tilte' air foam state.
ALL TAXES AND 1960 PLATES
A'ou're Welconic to Drop | 1959 PONTIAC COXV. In and Examine .\ny of j "’'‘b”s"M%uuVr*tce Kni
n.ir sfl	M-.,-	I »*r Bln. WWI J.inM t .'..wZ ....*
Our 50 or Moi Used Cars
1954 PONTIAC
3-door sedan This la a good solid car with 2-tone green *fin-verw ^	*’«'«>
$1999.00
10 COURTEOUS SAUESIdEN
DEMOX.StR.ATOR
1»0* Bonneville convertible a shite, bucket scat, pe-— mg 8 brakea''uke i
fiocew.Maple
AT PONTIAC TR.ML'
I WALLED LAKE;
MA 4-4511 !
TBUE ARK BRAND NEW CARS IN sroCK POR IM-MBDIAII DBLIVKRT AND AM IXACTLY AS AD-,.
I
SCHUTZ
MOTOR, INC
*13 8 Woodward. Blrmlnghai.
I 6-.43A*	j6 * 144.4
OLIVER
Motor Sales
lie Oreiard ...
OPEN g AM. - * PM WEDS 8 SAT Til, 6 PM
BUICK ^
RFN.MT.T nm .ILI.I-
8AVE
' Russ Johnson Motor Salos
UAKTl ORION MX 2^28^ MW 2.381
; -47 POnTIAC s r'HTEr HARDTOP
,$295
1954 CHEVROLET $295
huBry to
NORTH
■CHEVROLET
ik CHEVY
I 517*5 ansmUslon. V-* engine, radio Id healer. Spare never been ised. Beautiful blut finish.
« BUICK ................ ii3tj
:entury wagon. Power steertng nd brakes, radio, heater. Dyna-ow and whitewall Mres. Red and ory. Extra low mlloag
1194 CHEVY......	t2s
win maka * Ideal first or second femtiy eti
nevor uied.' Blut flmta.
ItM CHETTY .	i])|>
Impala Moor hardtop. Powergllde
»J^*’l»«^'*^wluu**wlUt r^
trim. A real
1*41 PONTIAC A real nice ‘ better ttaata at
an. „*ii»
SHELTON
I’ontiM-Bukk Rocb-3trr OU 1-81»

THE PONTIAC PRESS> WEDXESDAY. JULY 2T, 1960
FORTY-THREE^
--Today's Television Programs--
Oamii *-WWiTV CkuMl T-WXTMV	ftiMil »-CnW Tf
(3)	IV CDB«t.
(7) Bmkfut Ttant
1i» (3> rdix the Git.
(7) Jatony GlaiMr
t:U (2) Ckpt Ku|«n».
•:» (7) State 3 ‘ " Movie.
U) I Married Joao.
tilt (4) Exerdac.
(T) Exercise.
(4)	Faye Elixabath.
(4) Douth ReVML (7) Divorce Hearinc
tt:» (!) bUlboard.
UiW (9) Dii« Daai School.
(7) House of Fashions (4) ttay Your Hunch.
U:N (3) I Love Lucy.
(I) (color) Price Is Right. (7) Detroit Today (t) Romper Room lliU (7) News Hits (7) Almanac Newsnel 11:91 (2) dear Horizon.
(4) Coneenlration.
(7) Topper.
7:30
Mill (3) (I)
THntSDAY AFTVaiNOON
l?:00 (2) Love of Life.
(4) Truth or Consequences.
t:tt O) Movie (began at i pj«.)
(4) News, Weather, Sports.
(7) Ttarse Stooges.
(f) Pdpeye.
(56) Public Responsibility.
•:U (2) News.
' S:tt (3) News Analyst.
Silt (3) Republican Convention.
(4) Republican Oanvaotion.
(7) Republican Convention.
(9) Woody Woodpecker.
(56) News Magazine.
4:U (56) Industry on Parade.
7:tt (2) Omvention (cant.)
(4) Convention (cent.)
(7) Convention (oont.)
(56) Reading Old Loud.
7:|t (2) Convention (cont.)
(4) Convention (cont.)
(7) Convention (cont)
(9) Movie. Wallace Beery.
Micli^ Rooney, ‘'Stable-mates.” (’38). y (56) Musicale.
S:|8 (2) Convention (cont.)
(4) Convention (cont.)
(7) Convention (oont.)
(9)^Movie (began al p.m.)
(9) Men Without a Gun.
(36) Showcase.
S:W (2) Convention (cont.)
(4) Convention (cont.)
(7) CUnvention (cont.)
(9) Movie (began at p.m.)
9:19 (2) Convention (oont.)
(4) Convention (oont.)
(7) Convention (cont.)
(9) First Person.
9:19 (2) Convention (cont.)
(4) Convention (cont.)
(7) (Convention (cont.)
(9) Splendid Theater.
10:99 (2) Convention (cont.)
(4) Convention (cont.)
(7) Convention (cont.)
(9) News. l9iM (9) Weather. lOiU (9) Telescope.
19:99 (3) Convention (cont.)
(4) Convention (cont.)
(7) Convention (oont.)
10;9« (9) News.
10:W (9) Movie. Sonja Henie,jtheir'No. 1 star Tuesday nigh'tjHalleck assailed John Payne. Glenn Miller|with President Eisenhower deal-iomy” IXiesday night.
(3) Our Mias Brooks.
(7) About Faeae.
(9) Movie.
(2)	As World Turns.
(7) Life of Riley.
8:99 (7) Day ia GourL
(3)	Medic.
(4)	Ouaea fer a Day.
(3)	Hooae Ptsly.
(4)	Loretta Teoag,
(7) Gale Storm.
8i6l (9) Movie.
.0) Me.
(4) Yotaw Dr. Makac.
(7) Beet the Clock.
1:99 (2) Verdict b Youn.
14) From Thaae Roots, m Who Do Yoa Tnat?
(96) Frsnrii through TV 4:19 (2) Brighter Day.
(4) Thin Man.
(96) Greet Plains Trilogy (7) American Bandstand. 4<U (2) Secret Storm.
4(99	(2)	Edge of	Night.
(9) Robin Hoon.
(4) Buckskin.
(36) Briefing Session 9:99	(2)	Movie.
,	(4)	(color)	George Pierrot
icture With Vloofer.	Presents
12:30 (4) (color) It Could Be' (9) Looney Tunes.
14:90 (7) Rocky and His Friends. (2) Search tar Tomorrow.	(56) Compas.s Rose.
(7) Love Hut Bob.	(56) Eins, Zwle, Diet
_____Tower Kitchen Time ti:50 (9) Jac LeGott.
I TV News and Reviews
GOP Uses Its Star Ike to Crack the Ho-Humness
Jerry Lewis Slashes Back at TV Critics
ORCETS MKmOAN DRLEOATES Vice Presklant Nixon shakes hands with (Terald R. Ford Jr.. Michigan delegate and six-term Congressman from the Fifth District, at the stale's caucus in CTiicago. Bchieert them is National Committeeman John B. Martin of Grand Rapids.
A memlier of the Republican Policy Oiinmlttee in the House, Ford Is generally looked upon as tJie leader of Michigun's GOP eoiufressional delegation even though he is not the top man on the seniority pole.
Once Popular U. of M. Football Star
Ford’s Top-Drawer in GOP Politics
(Udltur • Nat* I at* Xmiar* MaaMoo rtalavar UauW cr a Jtrrr Laatt apacial,	Anr-
Uilni t«au 4»m #• TV in iha lutafa
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, formers and who use their coiut !lo vent their personal spleen.

Rv JF.RKY UCilib Written exeloalvely far irPI
Ever Kinre 1 retalleted ageinst whet I considered en incompetent TV reviewer a tew yean ago. I have lieen accused of waging all-out war on all TV critics.
1 have been described as a maverick and a e v e r a I other things not even THAT nimpll mentarj
I w’ould like to set the record straiglit
I, personally, win never unAer-stand huw a publisher or manag>. Ing editor of a metropolitan new*, paper can allow this to happen. I have always been under the Impreeslon that new.s speie was a moat precious comm<slity. How those In charge can allow this wanton waste of time, effoii and .space is beyond me.
I would like to close my disser. tation by asking a questkm. What Is ttw purpose of televisioo reviews?
ha«s
. arguments with qnaiin«Nl reviewers, but 1 de base a king sired disdain lor tbe recent ly priHiioled sfflee beys wko have nu Irsining or beekgrmMd In the entertainment wertd bet wbe, lliniuzh some slraage quirk e( late, havn been elevnied la Ike rather renpmiiillile pmltlon nt det'iding what the American |Nib the reiii|< He ahall watrh In the privacy at review, their own tiling toonu.
I bave asked Ikia qaesHon ef many af Ike reeking revlewera and eiea Ikey don’t agree. It strikes me a TV review la similar lo deacriMug a dead korarr.
If the reviewer vnyv a show is good and the rc.ulcr missed It, the reader enn only feel rrustrated. If the remlci hns nccm and liked a I Die icvii-wcr lyssks it. only assume the nully as a fruit
I have seen some of tliesc* eifher ense, there is nothing pscifdiv-lntellectimli destroy an	" And so i am
entertaining show with no otlier	•''•rmns. What purpose do
purpoae In mind than In display, reviews milly serve ’ to their readers their abllily to turn a clever phrase.
IJ»I THAN HONEST I also accuse some of Hie re^ viewers with being somewhat less , than honest.
grand rapids URr^'^n Republican leaders casting
Ry ROB THOMAS AP Movfe-TV Writer HOLLYWOOD (AP)-Notes of a TV convention watcher—
The Republicans brought
ry Ford was tearing down the field as a center for the Unhrer-curity (Council was featured sity of Michigan football team, his amidst, the convention coverage. | force and drive end husky good Beatniks are taking a beating at | looks made him a popular young Chicago. Herbert Hoover gave man on the campus.
.1^.M.
force and drive and husky good
through their ranks tor examples of the youthful new look In top-drawe#(K)P politics, point to Ford with fond pride.
Al 47, he is a veteran of nearly 12 years In Congress and Is re-
House and generally is looked u
as the leader of Mlciilgan's OOP Cjongressional delegation even though he Is not the tup mtn on' the seniorily pole.
ABLE DEBATER
A dasale etsrapl* of that Is when one reviepwr — not your-sell — wroto threw seatblBg para-trapbs ahoul a segmwwl of on# •( my slMws tkis tewsoa. You ask whet’a straage ebmit tkair Well, the oely odd thlug about It Is lhal Ike pari ho didn't like was a Rimed segmewt I bad shot In England and waa aever eaed
GOP Platform For Federal Aid
Government to Assist in School Construction but Not Teachers' Salaries
He is ranking Reimblican on the on the show;
garded by some a, the
andhlsOn:hestra.‘’SunVLl.|ing the nominating convenHon a! Sen. Everett Dirksen win, the!	R	on. of th.^p^,^„ reriewer’rh^neSy o?
ley Serenade.’-’ (’41).	speech that set the partisan pot nod for the best nonprompted	Arthur H. most dem.m.ling assignment, in mtepity.
iboUfog. .	'-^-sfoceDemocra‘;icLy-rfi;;JteHr.rk^:'^ra"memlwrof.beRepu,.'S^^^^^^^^^^	,	,	,
«" the aritCTilat. spokesman on matters I	In ilml.ing this ^u, atmn-aid
1^**^ national defei,)*e.	• personal dlvllke for certain per-|l’*''^*5'' )be plank tald ihe pn.
Observers almool Invariably
11:09 (2) Convention (cont.) (4) Conventian (cont.) )7) (Convention (cont > 11:99 (2) Convention (cont.) (4) Convention (cont.) (7) Convention (cont.
12:00 (2) (4) News,
Sports,
(7) (invention (cont.)
12: tS (2) Movie. Jackie (Coope.', Eddie Bracken, "Life With Henry." (’41).
12:39 (4) Jack Paar.
[speaker since Democratic key-I	-	-	-	noter FVank Oiurch. Like Ouirrh,
Until the President took stage Dirksen spoke fluently without k center, there was little to keep [glance at notes.
I the home viewer glued to the set Maiic lUtfleld, who nominates ilt had been an interesting but not Richard Nixon for president to-
CHICAGO iR — The Republican Platform Committee Tuesday ap-pioved a plunk pledging federal aid (0 ronstruellon of schoolroom., and dormitories
But if rejrcted the Idea of pro-iding (eil.-ral assistance in the 'empliivnienl of teachers.
at her. particularly vital show. The net-might, U the Republicans’ anewer
works did what they could to stir excitement over the civil rights plank of the platform, the liberal-conservative positions and the vice-preaidential choice.
THURSDAY MORNDtO 9:99 (7) Funews 9:10 (2) Meditations.
9:19 (2) On the Farm Front. 7:99 (4) Today.
to VrsTtow r
But. as with the Democratic meet, the inevitability of the . identlal nomination robbed the convention of its drama and may be the reason for mediocre TV ratings. Americans love a good fight, but respond coolly to political rites.
to the handsome Juveniles of tlie opposition. In en interi’iew with Charlae GolUngwood, the Oregon governor looked aa hand-xne as a TV gunaUnger.
ABC aeems to be the most! ■teedfest with sticking to the
Governor Rockefeller Was Really Amazed
deseribe Ford as eenselewllMs end hardworking. In nenriy 19 years, he has missed only 47 ef I,g72 House roll cnIU.
By EARL WILSON
............................. CHlCACK)-aor. RockefeUer.«) the story gogs.wa, travel-^
•pcakers on the po^um through *ng in his home state recently when he happened to pick up a'«L	thnnii»h*u r«iii'n,H'nn ‘
thl^ thin. ^ te nm. NBC copy of "Playboy” Magazine which zome correspondent had Sflc in hi,
cultural purpowsi.	[has half an hour to plan for (he
Believe It or not, the Governor had never [busy day aliead. seen the magazine before.
Standards Set for Ice Cream
Imiuy responsibility (or education jmust remain, with the local coni-
Imunlty and stale, j "The federal govemmenl.'' It , said, ‘’should assist srie.-tively I In strengthening edurallon without Interfering with full l(Mal control of schools ...
appears to wander the most. WHO OUESSEg OROWDSr Recommended: A course crowd estimation for TV report-
The President got the complete A CBS man guessed the Nixon attention of the TV cameras, of "ceptio" the Chicago airport course. Not many other speakers | a* 1,200-1.500. The NBC man fig-did. Rep. Charles Halleck madejured 5,00(46.000. the screen with his speech, but I Too much talk Is beginning to Rep. WiUlam Miller was shut out.j«how on eome of the TV commentator*. Edward R. Murrow ad-
LODOE WELL EXPOSED
Imitted referring to the Republican
United Nations Ambassador toppers as ‘Noxon and’ Ricke-Henry Cabot Lodge got the all-'feller."
■ “ best exposure of any vice'
Nearly every weekday morning .
I while Congress || In session, Forrl 4 leaves his brick colonial home In I
, AVe believe (list anv large plan
After 12,000 f-oge. of
Testimony in 19 Years J''!’'	'«« wiy irad
cm A T I	A	Iillimafelv to f. dcral domination
^ •v-'A lakes Action	and rontnll of tM:r schools to which
Four hourx daily are taken up'	are unallcraitly oppoicd "
with work on the Defense Appro-j WA-SIRNGTON im - It has lak-i	*
oriallons .Subcommittee, Mors time I an If) years and 12000 pages of' parallels the position t.ikcn is .set aside for affairs of the sub-'teutiinoiiy but the gowmment hasl^’^ ’*'* fi'a^nhower adminuilratlon. .oiiimittee that deals with foreign now determined what should and!	Democratic convention
spending	should not be In Ice cream and,*”cher “*■
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His eyes popped as he beheld one of the ‘‘playmates" and be exclaimed te a reporter, ‘‘My heavens, are they allowed to Belt things like this in New York State?"
1 told this story to Hugh Heffner, the thlrty-fivish publisher of ‘‘Playboy",
"while sitting around with him In his ‘‘Playboy Club,” first of many that are to be opened throughout the U.S,.
(I admit this wasn’t exactly the same a.s being out at Ihe'””’^*’"dually finds lime' iRepubllcan Convention, but after ail, several Republican dele-|*‘”' "•'omework," puffing on a nine; ^ 'gates were there, and I was covering them, see, Boss’)
I	★	★ A	MViVETISM
j “If you’re going to be realtstlr, ’ he said "You have to admit Dig. blond, boyishly handsome, rmPArn ,at>,	principal appeal for the readers of an adult mans|'^*'1
t ^ °	' magazine Is beautiful women."
ov. Harold *JE-. Sfa.s.sen Tues-;	^ x .a	'cesshil politicians — personal niag-
Tuesday posed for campaign pic-! _ . ________^ ^	. Inetism His wide and ready smile
------...u ,o„	te he gave them loU of beautiful women and the circuit-'im almost a match for the famous
Eisenhower grin.
At home in Grand Rapid?
Red U.N. Delegate
turee with Vice President Richard'
~ Nlxoni—the man he tried. to;^io° Dow 1,100,000. temebody
biUto
H ae^ih ese
With Nixon, Yet He Backs Rocky
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Has Heart Attack
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stop from being re-elected tour years ago. day posed for campaign pic-The pictures were taken at a meeting between Penneylvania’s 70-vote delegation and Nixon, the probable (>Op presidentiel cendi-date. Stossen la now a Philadelphia delegate. Newt phetogrephcri were not permitted to make the picture.
somewhere la blasting magazine every minute and Heffner hopes they keep It up.
"If we got to a point where everybody accepted us, we’d no longer be the voice of the aware rebel," he said.
Stassen has been urging a draft of New York’s (Jov. Nielson A. Rockefeller for the GOP presl-dentlal nomination.
OTTAWA—Canada’s population was estimated at 17,832.000 this spring compared with 17,340.000 the year before. Since the 1936 census Canada’s population has risen by 1,651,000.
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Tea probably have your ewQ opinion of "Playboy” —bnt young Mr. Heffner la an al^ gent. Tho fact that Coehy didn't know of tho oxlatoneo of the maga-tlno Indicates to me that he was running too hard for Preoldont. I'll bet Nixon know, ni bet Kennedy knew. And I think our eandidateo should know the facte of life. Just like
and porltig over comnutlop papers. '''>'’frv 'i''t what Roes, UNITED NATION.S, .
into the piodud hut what Hie man-!_D'iploniallr sources say Ihe Co-nfadurer sa.vs sIkuU it on the vIet delegate to Ihe United Ni-['tons, Arkady A Sobolev. 57, will George P Lmrii k, commiveion l>e sent home for treatment for er of the I'OA, said Hie estalilisli- heart trouble as soon, as ha can meni of firm minimum miuire-ilie moved, ments will make It easier for the! It was learned Tuesday that I'lO government to proceed against * suffered a heart attack Saturday product using inferior or adultec-innd was put lo bed in his New ,	^	,	.	. he ingredients. : ^	[York apartment.
*	I Soviet diplomats said fiobdev
t S*s party conclaves.	i . standards permit only in-!w?az better although not yet able
— be’e BO relattoB lo greilients of generally recognized I'o make the trip home. Deputy
JILL
MIcUgan’e antomaklng family — lor proven safety," he said.
s«ri7wr: n •n^'T-
from sopenuarkel to perking lot i	m. «.i
I *"* sinoo th« the Foci
Admlnl.tf.lten ha.
make lequests, ask edvlee, ,	.vw tho testimony
Hli efforts at reuniting families ami studying the exhIMIs tatro-separated by the Iron Curtain have dueed by hundreds of sritneooeo.
11*^°	nounced two years ago. The new
Z r	•»«"danls will become effec-
bloc to be reckoned with in the Ocf 25
,	.	..I They recognize five daisifica-
)u,S^d	ice cream, ice|
land	*i	containing egg and sold as
him m uwihin? French Ice cream or fmzen cua-tard, ice milk, fruit sherbets and results, or it least some P>«nipf j(.„ attention.’’ -	!-’***
Foreign Mini.slcr Vasily V. kuz; nefsov has been representing the Soviet government in Ihe Security Council debates this week.
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To me. one of the remarkable things Is that girls like	. ^	_
Barbara Hutton’s daughter-ln-law, Jill St. John, now Mrs.] Such attentions have paid off 'Fh'* standwds minimum! Lance JlevenUow, hRve had their pictures In the magazine. •'veh tor a tradlUonaUy Re-
JIU Bt. John and her husband didn’t care greatly for the [	^‘"’^JJ^^'venf too murt, air fL beir<^
beaten into .foe mixture, fix
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not exactly average folk. Jilt St. John la said to have remarked once, "Lance Reventlow has only two extravagances — racing cars and Jill 6t. John.”
(Crazy way to cover a-pollttcal convention, hey, Boss!)
★	★	★
THE MrONIGHT EARL ...
CHICAGO CONVENTION CHATTER; Gov. Rockefeller tried to get the Hotel Hilton’s luxurlotu Imperial Suite, but It went to banker “Hap” Flanigan — a member of the Hilton board of directors ... Local gag; Harold Stassen made the biggest convention news—by not announcing hi* candidacy for anything.
♦	•A	it
Alfred Hitchcock wants Tony Ferkins for a two-picture Ideal...
EARL’S PEARLS: The honeymoon's over when'^yoy realize that everything she says or cooks disagrees with you.
WISH I’D SAID THAT: A diet Is something you went off [yesterday or are going on tomorrow.
j Rob't Q. Lewis sgya ha didn’t realize how bad summer TV IreaUy wai, till he found a couple of kids reeding books . . That’s earl, brother.
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of the vote has ranged from (
to 67 per cent '	.minimum weight of 4'i pounds perl
gallon for ice cream
Democrats made a fighting ef- ' The 'use of artificial flavors is fort lo unseat him two year, [permitted but they must be iden-ago, putting up a perwinable i tided on (he label, young lawyer, Richard Vander '	'
Veen,
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more and worked harder than EpiKODOi SOfninOry ever to win. Ford stUl came eff ;	^
with about 94 per cent ef the I LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP)—CoUn-voie. y	[ty Juvenile Court Judge Cheriea
Tachau, 38, ha.x resigned to I
ne ran against the late Bartelf^ ^ 4^ ie oa ».
ALUM. SIDING
]f^ inr uai i\'
against the late Bartel^	“"jr-Ty
J. Jonkman, a veteran-GOP poli-iS^t	^	“‘'i
ticlan of Dutch extraction
JOE VALLELY
OL 1-66ii
district dominated by descendants' of Dutch immigrants.	j
'Some Republicans, including myself, considered -Mr. Jonkfflan too jcooservative in his outlpok on foreign affairs and looked around" "or a replacement, Ford recalled.; 'When w# couldn’t find anyone .willing to him on. 1 eiteredj ^ race myiell."
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THK POXTiAC PRESS. WgllNESDAY, JULY 27, I960
Ypsi Residents Win Phone listing Fight
about 20 obifctun appeartnc «l downriver Detroit arp*	Cli/ikl In/^rAarA
ttM* Stale Public Service Commla-in u mbef a, they said, now are Jvv 3IIQnT InClvCSv Sion tor a contorrnce with repro->m*inWed in with the rest of the!, ra • t r
SSS clIB Price of Sugar
lANSlxrr ur~An Yps.lanti Btimp Pml.uwly. »p«lla«l wa. Mated ^ i>o„ g. McOaw. aaaisUnt vk-ei
vvun a fl*hi here t.c a le|e »• • aepawte book with Am 'president in d»ai»e ot revenues tori	(UPI)-The Amert-
|>lwoe book listing with Ann Arbor	t "der a rrorgairifatlon. iMichican Beil, promised Ypsilantijcan housewlto probably srtll start
rath«'r than with the «ioann\er Vpatlaatl nambets aow are Mated•^,n,ould be returned to a separateL_^„ , n.,i. __
Pcfroit a:wi	«»ib the downrtter Detroit area. Idirectory with Ann Arbor when theP^^	^
Mrs. Howard Blackentiing Ypm The <ib?ectors said they had no next telephone books are issuedi*'*11’*" r*>* •*** ***•* because of l.irii housewife led a in»tip of fuHurar's Keographic ties with the in December.	Wrket dislocalion foUowliic sus-
Hugh Down.
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ntOVlDENCC, Itl- W — One Iditional p^ case T acid ay brought Rhode Island's total sines June 8 to 70.
tksul High School Symphany Orchestra at the Nattanal Music Camp here performed
Elegiac Prelude In A Minor," by Hugh Downs, network Revision persaesUty snd
hesrd Down’s wwfe as Gsnp Dirsetor/Joseph E. Maddy conducted the orchestra Sunday night.
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Ike Vigorously Defends 8 Years as
CHICAGO (APy-enMm tkh whwwr am « to • tn iftihiMi
awgw* niWwS' atoMB to ttt itoild Md to imfctoi cfMtlewly
At maor votait fell « (truck a tfaa DonocnU, tort bi
Ha 0V* thto ummum yesn o< atnnutfahip to the WUte Homk to an cnthiiilutic ‘*Ihank Yon Qa Itoy” mtoii GOP NtotoMl Goaventloa TttMtay
o( Gov. NctooB A. ItockrWtor
M too BlMhtol Joh had ■ btoia, aa «a have a cuH of «ho. tak-
tos oounaet of thtor lean, eoatto-uiJly mouth the allegation that America hi« beooaie a aaeond-
nanhaanr, who to naaftog wetoead a vmna **m Uhe Bte’* TecapUoi iron the OOP delegaiaa, ' e party rode to power with naariy eight yean ago altor dacadaa of befnt an toe
vote OB one atogle. atanplo laaiMt
Ihe Praaideirt. ae he haa before, atne op with a dranatle dotage to the dictaier to tin Kram*
‘"Ibat taaaa la: Do yon wai Uve uadar a Oomnmniat nt nttor a free ayatara aneb aa
* b *
Would the loviet toctator, Eto-
of free aiaottou under the atop of the united Nadone-to per-' people everywhen •> In every
tton’a conduct on ^forrign affalra, and aald "there are more Americana today employed, at higher wiBPa Mtd with more take-home pay than ev^ before to our hie*
An the Sovteta wUltog to Ir world praatlge by the ramlta of aiich electlonar The Ukdted SUtea would gladly
The Praatdairt bated a atring of acMevementa on the donteaUc front, defended the admlnlatra-
and aerricei proi^ueed In the oa-nhower laid "we an fed a great deal of lnfarmat)on>-and much more of miatofonna'
CMd by ciMktaui from e fellow llefNibMraw-Rerketeller.
Speaking of groaa national pro-' duct—the fum <4 all the gnOdt
The intrreating tact ia that fei theer pant seven and a half yean the anniial grots national product has increased by one toindrcd b||> Don doUara-or 25 per cent,
I>urlng the almoet right-yenr duration of the prior. Democratlo administration, the groaa national product actually declined In every peacetime year, save one ’’
Th« Wtocrthtor
THE PONTIAC PRESS
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United as Nixon Waits for Call
CHICAGO (UPD—Vice President Richard M. Nixon wants Henry Cabot Lodge as his running mate in the 1960 presidential election.
The only other man still in the nmning as far as Nixon is concerned is Republican National Chair-* man Thruston B. Morton. Nixon might give Morton the nod If there were a pressing need to please disgruntled conservatives. But Morton is rated only an
outside bet.
OAVEL AND GLEE — President Eisenhower exuberantly waves his gavel to signal he would at the Republican lilto demonstrators to let him begin his address Tuesday night.
AT rhatoftn Convention in Chicago
198,000 City Pay Hike Advocated by Willman
Nominate Nixon on TV Tonight; Planks Also Due
City Manager Walter K. Willman Tuesday night recommended a municipal wage increase that would cost the city $98,000 annually.
The proposed raisd’ Was one of two ways to readjust wages of city employes suggested in a study of Ptmtiac’s municipal pay plan by mmmmmmmmmmmmm
James O, Yarger, an Independent personnel ctmsuit-ant.
The study indicated the city’s pay i» somewhat out of balance and suggested an upward adjust-ment to bring it into line with other cities in southeastern Michigan as well as-with the rates paid by Industry lor tte same type of w«*.
In Todays Press
; wages.
Willman recommended that the aty Commission adopt -the automatic plan,
' The so-called )gg|ority method would cost the city
In either method, the result win
tiich, said Willman, "CMild result in a higher tax rate or in reduced services.”
AfEETINa SCHEDULED
He scheduled a qiecial meeting between the Commftsion and spokesmen for employe groups to discuss the matter at 4:30 p.m. Thursday.
The Commission is expected to act on the proposed increase at next week’s meeting, which wUl be held Monday night because Tuesday is the primary electiofi date. • —
(Continued on Page 2, Cd. 1)
Viva Castrovich?
NEW YORK (AP)-New Ymk’s ^»niih-lanpiage dftily, E^IWa^. “»cBine tip^ wltHTT BBW ttaBMT iDdity fo» Cuba’s leftist ruler — Fktol , Cariinvicli.
If called him that In a front page 1ieadUne.„
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The toot-expected nomlaatton of Richard Nixon as -the OOP presidenttal candidate to on tap aa the mate feature of the eon-ventlon show this evening. The flrst attraction wlH be the report of the Platform Committee which has recently made some to ito
The vice-presidential choice la ekpected to be made after Nlx-on’a nominatioa. )n between Win be n speech by Thomas Dewey.
The nominatioa speeches, seconding speeches and balloting of the delegates will be carried- 4n their entirety on televtoion channels 1, 4 and 7 beginning at 4:39......
Radio station WWJ again will begin Ito coverage of events at «:15 p.m., WiBK will begin at 2. WJB to scheduled to cut to at 10:30.
Lodge as His Running Male
Morton Only Othor bn# With Even Slim Hope for Nod to 2nd Spot'
Informed sources said Nixon has decided Lodge's record as U.S. ambassador to the United Nations would m^ him a valuable paign partner in an election year of international tensions.
President Elsenhower a I s rates Lodge tops. But he ba left the «awice strictly up t Nixon.
Except for Morton, every other Ice presidential contender been eliminated, for all practical
New York Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller, who might have had the vice presidential nomination for the asking, has taken himself out of the picture.
> resisted new draft raove-
hto name were placed In nomination for second billll^; "I would rite to ask that it be with-
The (JOP convention was scheduled to vote its vice prsidentlal choice tonight, but Nixon raised the possibility that the balloting for second place on the ticket might be postponed until Thursday.
MORE DISCUSSION TIME This would give Nixon mol% time to discuM his choice with ers."
party leaders.
Soiae Republicans continue to balk St the selection of Lodge and are expected to urge Nixon to authorise an open ^ght - for »1ce president.
Gov. Harold Handley of Indiana said Nixon liked the idea, but.Nix-on sources doubted this.
Presence Stirs Convention
Windy City Wild Over Ike
By JOE HAAS
for the Republicans, was a great day and night , for Chicago.
Never before did this great city give such a political dentonstratkm for a
wasn’t running for any office.
Never before did a Republican president get such a welcome to heavily Den)-ocratlc Chicago.
Tlie afternoon cavalcade of
The preliminary speakers and other features oh the program received little attention.
Even the spectators' seats in the galleries were only sparsely filled until the time for his appearance.
Thoa they were hlled to eapaeity, and tkousaads could not ge« Into the buUdtog.
'tile ovatkm Mowing • his introduction lasted 20 minutes, and. was stopped then only on his urgent reqtMst to his au^nce.
His addresf lasted M minutes, durtog which time he was stopped by aitoiauae 86 times. He got off to a great start with his “Mamie _________________________
million people lining its course between the airport and downtown.
At the Republican National Convention it was their night. Nothing else counted for much.
been for the Democratic Coa-gross; when he told ol Us eftorto to restrain UmsUf when any effort to made to beUttle our
aaoerted that the UUted (Mates w&ld be willing to ttond by an honest vote among nations as to whether or not they wanted com-
Qawaon, A pw and chairman of Bty’s'YouMt Republican
Borgen of Pontiac.
They’re a twfosome to make the ays stop, look and listen,

Rocky and Dick All But Embrace
at Breakfast
Vice President Choice Won't Be Mode Until Thursday After Talks
CONVENTION HALL. CHICAGO fit’!—In relaxed mood, the Republicans whirled through a rourid of social activities and sightseeing today prellrnlhary to their convention’s big moment tonight — the nomination of Richard M. Nix-
on for pre.sldent. *	____
Tensions and quant'l.s "Bvri^ffi»*' glatform had faded. The mood was: Close ranks and wham the Demoaats..
suite at a Chicago 1^1 the women and men share separate conversations. Mamie talks to a amiling Mrs. Richanl Nixon while the President
SP PiMtaUi
. gingerly -makes-point wiUt a solemn vice president. ElsenhowerV address to the Republican convention was the highlight ol last night's session.
Will Platform Suit GOP Convention?
Rebuilt Rights Plank Set for OK
CHICAGO (AP) - A broad, 10,000-word Republican platform with a sturdily rebuilt civil rights plank to ready for expected GOP convention approval tonight.
Prospects of any floor battle faded as most OOP chiefs Indicated they would accept the compromise worked out Tuesday Bight by the platform committee OR the touchy racial equality Issue. The oompromtoe was voted 36-38.
Vice Pseaident Richard M. Nixon, -due to wear the party's presidential mantle, was described as satisfied with fee completed platform product. Sen. Jacob K. Jq-vlts of New’ York echoed the reports after visiting Nixon eariy today.
ENDORSES REVISION Further along in the wee hours. New Yorit’s Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller added his endorsement to the revised plank, calling it "a strong and sp^Kic declaration in support of equal opportunity, human dignity and fee supreme worth of the Individual"
Both Rockefeller and Nixon had deserlbed an earlier platform plank as nnMtisfactory. RockefeUer aald he would like to have seen even the new plank go further to some respects, bat said he wraa grateful with the re-
Southem delegates, claiming victory in keeping civil ijghts policy declaratkma as moderate as poasible, said they had no desire to kick up any convention fuss.
Harold Alexander, Florida Republican chairman, said after a meeting of 10 Southern states chairmen he does not expect a minority report to go before the convention.
It appeared likely that the entire GOP would rally behind the platform and Nixon to present a solid front. Nixon is expected to elaborate on the platform In
acceptance speech nuirsday nT0»t anti new weaptm development In
and in a Friday news conference.
"The plank is comprehensive,” e said. “It attacks dtocrimina-on in voting, housing, schools, jobs and public facilities.”
Greet Sunny Days
and Skies ol Blue
Ah, here’s some good news.
The Weatherman says dur bright and sunny weather will continue for aevet^ days.
Ttmight and tomorrow will be fair with little temperature change. 'Temperatures for the next five daysMrill average near fee normal hl^ pt 84 and normal low of 6.3 wife only minor day to day
PercIpitatloB will average less than uae-qaaiter Inch in sent-tored ahowera about Saturday.
.-Henry Woolfenden of -Bloomfield (Oontinued on Page 2. Gol. 6)
. Morning winds at six miles §n ijhdur sdiihwusfetlF'wffl west to northwest at 16-15 miles tomorrow.
Sixty-thrpe .was the lowest re-corfiing in, downtown Pontiac preceding ,8 a'ln. The reading at 1 p.m.
The platform, in a nul.shcll, adheres to traditional GOP conservatism in flSichl and economic commends for conttnuB^ tlon the tenet.s of President El-administration, but promi.ses to provide any Increased national defense expenditures found necessary The final defense plank represents a considerable revision from an earlier version aI.so sharply criticized by Rockefeller. 'Ihe original consisted piimartly of a pledge to continue- F.lsenhower policies. The final pl.mk calls for accelerated missile production
Nixon and Oov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of New Vork. who once looked as prosperllvn an- • tagonisfs at thto convention, breakfasted togeiher In great harmony.
Acedmpanied by Mes. Nixon, the vice president went over to
p,ylrefpjler'. hntol toe. bfeokfas4 .. i
with the goveWior and the New York delegation. ,
AIX Bl T K.MBRACE Rockefeller met him at the curb
and they all but embraced, looking like a couple of old college buddies at a Z5ih class reunion.
In an informal interview,! Nixon made It definite that his vice prcsidemtalwill hot be selected until Thur^y.
an Intensified defense program.
He said there would be a incet-Ing ionight—or Thunida.v If tonight’s convention session runs lat»^-of party leaders from- all sections to talk about a ,v1ce ' presife-ntlal nominee.
"I want to Aavc a.fulj discussion of it before we have a final derision,” Nixon said.
In response to questions, he said Rockefeller will certainly bo (Continued on Page 2. CoJ. 5)
Jaycees to Host Miss Michigan
HERE FOR ALL-STAR GAME — Miss Michigan of I960 will be an honor guest ol the Pontiac Jaycees at their All-Star football game FVklay evening, Aug. 19. She will bf returning fnxn a TV appearance in Detroit and vlU be in PonUac for lunch, dinner aiid the game that
evening. Misa Michigan to Nancy Anne Fleming hi Montague. Thq comely lass won fee title I dver a field of stn^ contestants. Among ofeeri dutira. Miss Michigan wUl greet rival captains in the middle of fee field and will toss the coin ^ to start the game.
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THE POyTlAC PRi;^, WEDNESDAY, JULY «7, I960
U.N.. Rejects Soviet Spy Cbarge^^^
——■,	.____ lVole to Nixon
'Russia Vetoes
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'hfiss Democrat iBe Crowned \ Sunday
ot the Pontiac Drato-Onb Sunday wiU crovn Diploman Scort Debate
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! j«yce« Park. Eaat wtitoni Lodge Bloits Reds
avewie
U.S.;
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*	*	♦	'council vote rejeetinf Soviet
, Contestant* aUl only be	vSl
to reriter at the picnic ohtch wUl!*** *	<»» «« t .S.
at 11 aju.
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S98,000 Pay Hike Asked by Willman
ipropoaal for an intenuttional M-'yeatigation	j
Hie Sovieta also \etoed an Italian propoaal that the International Red Crou contact the »»o surviving rrranvrn of the American plane who are being held by the Soviets for trial as spies.
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1. fCdatuiued Froni Page Onri ; Detpite tlie otfieial impasse. anIaMtie alaa hr rrtraarttvr to	diplomats chalked up the
Jahr 1	mmd tkat .u	k defeat for the Soviet <
r u ifc«	"hd t victory for the Unit-
i 5^ .eatorttT setup be !^ved
:	^ n	|on an three renolution* ,the vote
j mmww m nas* u.	i
■All employea would then movo and Poland opposed by all nine up • step Jan. 1, 1961. The imme-|non-Communtst members of the dhite mowe backward from calssnioundl IncluiUng Gtylon pnd Tu-E to D still would result in an nista, which usually abstain from faSEtesac in the employe’a salary. vot|hl on cold war dispute*. J^the atudy. Yarger has listed The vetoes brought the Soviet ■.•earrem salary of each em- total to 69 in the council's hia-l|B|s at each step of seniority and tory,
WFAen listed the figure to whicta	*	•*	*
aaOi step should be adjusted up- Chief U.8. deiegaie Heniy Cabot l^odge said the Soviets blocking In some cases ah employe could an investigation i|hoWed "lhg» -do cdh^ivmUy drop hack as many not belicvv their oim " charge’’ a« two steps and still get more against the United States.
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RtfuMt VP Spot
CHICACO (APl-fOe own | lantial hopafi liwttsrad for Oesr. NfliM A. Kockefotter was bned.np today bsMad Vice Pnfo-dgnt JUdMud ■. Nfamm * * *
: the New York governor claimed • vielory In the party platfann. which was reehaped to conform In saveral alaae views.
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CUirNTKRrVAMH Cabot Lodge points to an enhuged photo of the Soviet Trawler Vega which he charges with spy activities during the test of the U. S. nuclear sub George Washington off Oape Ood, MaU.
pay.
fhe rltya pay atmetnre eon-tain llvw elaaaes ar steps at sea-.ottty: A, starting wages: B. six ■aaths; C, ane yew; D. twa yeara; E, three jraors.
At each step. B through E. the ' employe become* eligible for a l»y raise on the ^jpjMitmant head,
seniority method of increase siit|>ly means that everjone ’
moyed forward one step. Thus, an Soviet jet fighter July 1, was on
termed the Italian proposal for the Red Crass to contact the captured tHers a "c^passkmate resolu-
He told the coundl; "It Is a sad ling when a people aa heailed as the Soviet people is represented by a government cynical as they showed themselves to be tonight."
*
llie Soviets had charged that the RB47, when shot down by
nia canid malt in a sharp lijaeoaae fram Ws preaeat pay to M|d|Mted D claas pay.
sjv miaslon over Soviet territorial waters in the Barents. Sea. The Soviet resolution that the council rejected would have condemned the United States for ag-
tgresslve act* and called on it to ; automatic method means cease such activity the employe is raL*ed to the. Lodge earlier in the debate said higher pay figure in the ad-lthe plane was investigating elec-*	• _	(iromagnetic currents in Arctic
trefore. g Class C employs iwatsrs tor mapping purpoaea and emld revert to Class A but still,that it never came closer than 30 get a pay hike	miles to Soviet territory. '
The automatic method also stip-	*	* W
ulates .that nny employe now be- In a last-minut# counterattack, low the ptapoaed minimum or|the I'.S. delegate produced a plo--C*w»"-*~wage«^ir-raised tohcmi^ suggested minimum.	with’ electronic recbnnaissance
Also that any employe whose'equipment under a wing and sfod
Dearborn Widow Sought on Mackinac
MACKINAC ISLAND ur-^"We’ve combed that island over and over again and we haven’t found a trace of her," puzxled State Police said today of their search for a widow who vanished mysteriously while out on a walk on this Lake Hurm resort island.
Mrs. Frances Lacey. 49, of Dearborn left her hotel at 10 %m. Sunday to visit relative on tiw other side of the island. At some point during the three-mile walk she vanished and has not been seen since.
The current front-runner for the (X)P vice presi-dentlsl nod defended the U. 8. against spy charges brought by Russia over the RB47 incident before the U. fl. Security Cbuncil Tuesday. A vote of 9-2 rejected the Soviet charges.
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current rate folia on one of propoaed steps be moved to the pagt higiwr step.
Ne cfo
M employe MBeeia the 1
3^
r enrreat rate
such planes had been flying off the Alaskan coa.st for years. He exhibited a map showing six such flights in vam and 1960.
Faubus Smashes Four in Primary
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (API—j Faubus campaigned on hia Gov. Orval £. Faubus was on the year-record and segregpUkm
minor issue, compared to 1968,
a plane have been eeaohing for
fourth term today after a smashing victory over four opponents in Tuesday’s Democratic primary.
Faubus, central figure in the Little Rock integratioa crisis, faces Republican opposition in the November general election, but Arltansu has not elected a G(M> since Reconstruction
days.
Returns from 2J58 of the state's ,328 precincts showed; Faubus State Pdice Sgt. George Bur-|201,364; Joe C. Hardin of .Grady
nettc, commander of the St. Ignace post ^ director of the search, said IwTs puizled beciuse TI Ts very unlikely for a person to get lost on the island.
"tVe’ve combed this island, especially its 46 miles of major trails and its few rocky cUlfs and other nati^ hasar^. It ia so iatar-la^ with tiiiUa you never are'
51,729: Atty. Gen. Bruce-Bennett 50.108; H.E. WlUiams 28,305, and Hal MiUsap Jr; -8,148: Incumbents won renomination in both -'Contested congressional races. Rep. Dale Alford of Little Rock got a heavy vote in late returns to beat State Sen. Robert Hwi Williams and j Trimble of Berryvifle, trounced
Republicans United, Await Nomination
(Continued From Page One) one of those consulted. He alto mentioned Sen. Baity Goldwater of Arizona and Sen. Everett M. Dirksen of Illinois as among those < whoee opinions he desires.
WAS OUnCAL
Cheboygan Still Short
CHEBOYGAN (gv-A census recount aimed at wiping out a drop of 41 In Cheboypm^s~lPopuSO<m lell IJ short. The Chanjber pf
"The difference between ...
United States and the Soviet Un-lOB is that we shoot their plaaes _ indivkhial pay hike dqxendsjwith cameras. They shoot oursT®™™*^^ reported that 28 people fitly on the current fvage scale with guns and rockeU and kill orlSi®?"***	missed in the
lie employe and how large the imprison our crew*." Lodge said.;
increases are tor eachi
onle cn pMfooed atep;
Jn-' tome cases, the change lifflfo in others it is greater.
I I960 census.
This was Alford’s _ first campaign in a DemdcWlc primary. He won his first term as a write-in candidate against, party nom-inee Brooks Hayk in Uje 1958
when Faubus talked of little else.
Goldwater at the“exfreme right wing of the GOP. He was critical of last weekend’s Nixon-Rockeleller statement of principles, calling it a surrender by Nbton. He also didn’t like some of the platform.
Nixon’s mention of the Arizona senator as one of those to be consulted about the vice presidential nominee tended to emphasize the ranks<lo6ing phase into which Nixon, in firm control of the convention. has now cairied it. The name stUl getting most attention speculation as to the No. spot on the ticket "was that of Ambassador Henry Cabot
geneSTeleciaoe.
Arkansas' four other . congress-men and Sen. John L. McQellan had no oppoeition. Their names
were not on the primary baUot.i Also figuring in it were Sen.
— iThniston B. Morton of Kentucky, 'Rep. Walter Judd of Minnesota and Secretary of the Interior Fred ,iSeaton.
j Rep. Gerald Ford of Michigan ! had hU backers, too.
President Eisenhower, who was ^ven his big day and night here yesterday in what the convention
W. Holcomb, via presidenl, elfec-i	..u j u .	-	'	Icklled ’’Thank You Ike Day,”
tive Aug. V* A. C. Girard presi-	5,	when years out of a long antury of breakfasted with his own Cabinet
dent of Community National Bank.l, S"	stumpingjiife at the hospital, entering Oct. officers and GOP candidates ter
saidtoday.	i""*	were conjured up 8. 1928.	various offioes-about 600 in all.
“Holoomb ia' .retarning to the!"^	J ®*P***'*	Eisenhower was presented a
Dr'iJ^rdless of the pn^osed fig. l>troit Bank and Trust Co. in	Pontiac State Hospitaf Medical bust of Abraham Lincoln. <3ov.
ui% But thgy would automatical-1 **<W>™e to a very generous pro-r'Al""*^ yesterday.	I Superintendent Dr. Walter N. William G. Stratton gave It to hkn
go 19 to E again in January jP®“l which he couldn’t possibly! Rmlltag, sbe said sbe fell more	chatted freely with her, on behalf of the people of Illinois.
\This recommendation does not *'«'•” Girard said	I like m-she reached that mark	encouraged by tl^ lady’s i„ * little speech of aceeptana,
includt the •dmlnistrative person-! regret he is leaving Com- ta !••• — as the welcomed lier	Ehaenhower recalled 14ncdn's
h^tntments are	wish him all two granddaughters who came Her oUvery hair pulled back i pronounament tl^ the govern-
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•f the
fow er vartalioM on either, a.lms been suggested by com-Bustionera that the plan could be BUM retroactive to Jan. 1. 1960.
wllhnan’s ' variation calls tor mi E employes to drop to Oats
Stale Hospital Pafienti Has lOOfh Birthday
"l^e are indeed sorry to

iTlhii recommendation is ac-jP'^®**l^"* cepted, the estimated cost to be
|the	in the world. ” the to relebrate her 10Mb birthday.
neat bun, *be had quite a ment should undemke only those
ONLY ONE CANDIDATE
RDckefoUer, who Imd held himself open for a foxift, laU in !»■ troducing thf motian: “It is clear that, inaofar as the vast majority of delegates to tUa Conveotfon k concerned, there is qnly one cam didate for the Republican nomination for president of the United States.”
The governor said his concession of the top spot did not mean he would accept a vica pwaldentlal
The Day in
Examine Trucker Sept I in Woman's Traffic Death
r. Frakum. 41. la ehaifad
.........in fatally
injuring Mn. Henry KoltyB of 980 Lone Pina Rd.. when hk track ool-heyi at Telegraph and Blapk nkla In Bloainficld Town-
He appeared befora West B fleM Justfoa o< the Peace 1 C. Dtelarte.
Mn. Mtys. 16. «ed Mty 16 kutt. Jeeeph many kespksl, Poatiac. a week alkw foa aeel-tkni. Savmi afoar panana were Inland la tha ts£-««Uafo cal-
,Hc repeated earlier statements Aat be would even \uni down a personal appeal from President Eisenhower to take second plaa.
Ford Still After VPNdmination
Stes No Insida Track for |Lodgt; Continual to Woo Dalagotions
CHICAGO IP - Michigan today continued to nurse bopes^ Rep. Gerald R. Fiml Jr. as a vRe presidential nominee, despite reports that U.N. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge has the berth sewed up.
National Cfommitteenum John B. Martin, delegation leader and a sparicphig in the Ford operation, said he relied on word from clooe-in aides of Vfoe President Richard M. Nixon that no. one bad been tapped late‘-last night for the Republican veep nomination.
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"We bave^no eyidepg at all to
Koltys, who ewna an advertiatiig agency, has filed suk fat Detroit^ Federal Court afsinat Frahum for $196,009 in the death of hk wife.
The Oakland Cbuftty Road Gam-miatkm reports that Ma^e road (IS-MUe) will be doaed to through traffic beginning Monday from SoufiifieM road to Telegraph rohd. tt k aqweled fo'ka dared
Local traffic may continue to use the route, a commkaton «ohea-lan said.
Detour signs will m up Monday, e said, relocating the Maple through traffic over to 13-MUe
upport the-Lodge story. In fact, I understand the vice presidential selection possibly could be put off until Thurday,” Martin said.
Ford yesterday eantiaaed his round of Meadly delegatloM. He got a warm leoeptton in Mtane-
ter H. Jodd (R-UOnn) whe wvwed the convention with Bight's keynote address.
Martin invited Judd to address the. Michigan group in a kind of reciprodty geture.
Michigan delegates at the Republican National (Convention still were talking about a caucus appearance Tuesday at which New York Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller abruptly vetoed the draft-Rocke-feller-tor-President effort.
WMnaaaes daim that Fnlnim. of Monree, Ind., ran a red Ugh
Y and itruck the Koltys Wda. MriL Koltys suffered > a broken back.
The negligent homicide charge was broq^t against Frakum by Bloomfield Townihip polia after
Mrs. KoUyg died and a recUeaa driving charge by a witness was
foare to law from Oraabreek
A sewer system along Old MiU road and Chula Vista drive in Berkshire Villa has ' final approval from the Bloomfield Township Board.
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Thirty-two home owners in the area will benefit from the $32,000
prajact, to get wrtw wv ilk INF. lepwty MWtor win |e, $L0I1.	‘
alanagnM athewator
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W. E. C. miTHWARE.:
Named tp State Centennial Post
Huthwoito^t Appoinfffd by Governor \Villioms to Civil War Group
Pontiac attorney W. E. C. Huth-waite has beeii named by Gov. Q. Mennen Williams tb the nine-(CivU War (Centennial
U wUI direct MicUgaa’s par-
Huthwaite lives at 527 W. Iro-quris Rd. '
hr another announament, the governor’s office appointed a Pon-tiac woman and a Vicksburg wom-u to positions as assisfont county gents with Oakland Coa^. Appoinfod were Mire Martha G. Wandland, 22. of 232 MarlhaU St, and Min DeborairD. mblln-eaux : 2I, of Vidcsburg.
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Both started their $5,314 post-tlona Monday with Ae Juvenile (Court Division. >Iin Wendland wUl be assigned, to the Boarding
Negro's Dream of Convention
nrif n ■ n rl	*** ssslgned. to the Boarding
kxiory onatteiea	of Ae tUvisfon while
Mks Malineaux wiU work out
CHICACiO (AP)-An Indianapolis Negro lawyer’s dream of becoming the first Negro to have hk name idaced in nomination for the presidmy ended Tuesday:
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Frank R. BeckwtA, who ran against Via President Richard M. Nixon in Indiana’s presidentia] primary, delivered a withdrawal speech at Ae Indiana delegation’s caucus, calling for Nixon’s nomination and praising Ae as Ae “party of freedooLV
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Rockefeller got a warm reap-jtion chairman, laid ________________ _.
tion from the Wolverine State rep-| plained to BeckwiA that he could resentalives, but it was in terms not be placed in nomination by In-of personality anwal rather than dlana becauae Nixon had won the vote attraefton.	I primary.
of the Ne^ect section, according to James W. Hunt. Avision direc-lor.
The addition et the twe women k brought about by Ae 1M6 eenns whleh aatherisee the county to have six aasktant oOuaty agents. One more wW be added later. Bunt anld.
Hp welcomed the additions to Ae stadf as being a step toward giving "more priority” to each case.
Miss Wendland received her degree in sociology from Eastern Michigan University and Miss Molineaux feaix'ed her degree in paychriogy in June from Antioch (College.
ExactJ.v 60 of her patient friends;^*"'	»•	‘‘’f	“’““'.Wes'*’' ^	** ^1
Ike Slirs Chicago, GOP Into frenzy
(Cbntinued From Page One) j In my item about how aomtl Chicago Is the world’s greatest Hills is here trying to learn what;newspaper gals fall Into th>^ railroad anter, yet no railroad he doesn’t already know about'ways, I forgot to mention that 8oe» throi^ it. They all either politica-whtch isn’t very much. Lhey cal! every man ”Dariihg.”
Western Union is handling morel
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t or end here.
covered tn'fte 1961 budget	will be	,	gy	.	«
W.363. or about 6V* per ant	ODBCldl
Ae-current payroll.	wwsw
' •	Education
The Weather	|Tax	Levy
rwi BA Ww«k*r BarMi a«t«H	1
Mi kM^aiir^MlT'MurV h*i!k	Op wiA It* backlog and
• boost m valuation, the County Bokrd of Educa-----	wrlll .trim its atmual special
W	... ter. 'S,
^ Sit ThSli^.f §:» *.&“ wlcomed the reduction as lowcr-^	**“	•« bills.
]«.tr t n.	increase by a half
^ mill in Deamber if voters 'Tuesday Njapprove Ae courthouse completion jmillage propositions.
A hatf I idaratioa
UM. the levy will ge dwra fi«in 4 to .4 begtaaii« with the De-Uls. according to Ken-Brewn, deputy super-ef cenaty sAeeh.
The fund was esUblished six lyears ago to constnict special “w ta iiaijctoforooms for handicapped chll-______.	Ami in need of extra fociliUes.
helped divide the birthday cake	«*”* brought to her.
the party sponsor^ by the| Confronted'with a roomful
to do themselves.
ai me party sponsored oy the; Confronted with a roomful	ruypwh ..	. .	^	„	'
♦	*	*	thing, it's like being down on the	■
She has spent more than 30 farm for ray- birthday.”
S ” m ROOM! added
ON vT 7t jfiBiiMMiu 6 to Since the program was started, i i - re •	Mdd,-131-Mqma. have Jbswl ^
MU rSmvl « «“"*lr«cted throughout the'
THey are a part of exlstingi	c^leiiRATEVG - A Pontiac State Hospital
reduction win mean 1960-611	prepares ,to cut her, 100th birthday cake
M«i* il ii fr.wM'c ii Mir«eW*» ©I $810,106 as comparedi '*'l*b Ae aid of iwychiatric attendent nur«s, » ewr *1 n wuhtafton « nlwith some 1900.000 kiA the jtalf FVederfrk Wagar (hlli of.803 Crittenden St.
^ M •mill, Brown |h!d.	^ • and Mn. Thomas Uoflay If	XAamaia
that Harry Tromsa dtagnise, was I ^
impressed with Ae sernioa topic, I	------
'‘Beware* of False Prophets.” i in this great stockyards amphi-Aeater. the bluebloods of Ae livestock world will parade soon after the political. bluebioods quit their parading.
,	*	Hint to Ae folks back home:
*be Mr iReniember that we have'a pri-*"	^	up next
your aay.
At AesP conventions it’a usually only the politicians who have their
" "T"	~	““ nemcmar inai we na
coodHIoatag plut dufiwea Aa Uary election coming air 7t times 4aUy, Ae anaoke week, where you have
aay.
If Ae Democrats thmk they’re going after tfte woman and youn^. vote in an exclusive fashion, they have another guess coming. The appeal is uppeat everywhere here.
Courthousy Project at Stake
I Don't Forget Proposals
WWsn J get home I’m going to get'9ut Aat cigar Presideht Herbert Hoover gave me to the Ltoooto Room of the White House 28 years ago, and look it over. It’s a precious souvenir . . . and I don’t smoke, anyway.
Had my seat changed at the ] convention to one where the hear-. > ing is better. Newsmen'nearest'
the speaker's platform do not have	_	.	.	^	.
as good a vanfoge point as Aose	County voters have* been cauUoned that there are more
farther bgck.	than candidates to be voted on In Tueaday’d statewide primary
I	—	; election.
, A lovely letter comes from Mr. Delos HamlA, chairman of the Board of Supervlaors.
^ Aha warned voters not to overlook the two county propositions
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BOSft SAYSJdORE '	“Many timea”, Rsimlin aaid, “voters fail to notice the
And Ae telegrams from my«hossj	ara la ba voted on.”
are gettii^ !««»• "nie first hadj The only'cdlmtywlde proposal consists of two questions, only one jvo^n, “Swell.”	parcel of A package to raise four million dol-
Ave. The birthday lady was honeyed by '60 of h^r feHow patients, and two granddaughters. Memories of 1900 and her farm wci-e brought back by the celebraiioh.
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The seoMid had two welds, “Yoo’re weadcttal.” The third. “Terrific; keep .U ae.” The tourA will probably he, "Ife aU avere poBtoo RsedlH .
The best joke is a lettier froQi a guy who is my top knocker. He writes: "Your conventloh stuff Is rather fiat, snd the paper's Man About Town column is better when
know
larse to finish the new courthouse building program in the County Servlee Center.
•‘WhUe we will be vottog a half-mill additional tax, tt to Hil}tia“to lour years'and taiqwen will be saving money since this la the most econtnnlcal way to pay for these cotinty administrative buildings.” Hamlin said.
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............... "Other means of financlrig, such as general obligation or
away” What ^ doe^t revenue bonds, will cost more becauae of Interest costs which I’t hurl him. . • : i usually double the original conistrucUotl' costs,”'
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THE PONTIAC PRESS

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‘UAnsur "OOTfeaer
Eisenhower Captares Nation— Greatest Address of His Career
' Confident, imUinf and on thtorwt	ben present, but they were
bf the wave, Dwraar D. Emnown drawing money und^ false pretena^. delivered the most stirring address of They weren’t needed
the twio convntions last evening to a cheering group of B^blicana. ‘
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The Mst isneeUat aisa ia the woM'was St hie beat. He spoke caiMsUy, posiUvcIy and carried cmvkti^ The Preatdeat eovered many of the oatstaading achieve-meato ef Me adadaistrmthm and did ao coBviadagly. He drove his points home with emphasis and ySC wHh dignity and decerum.
Tht dslsgatos lovsd it.
A star waa la the ascandsncy. if it ★
It made you proud that you were an American and when he assailed i despicable tac-oi the Bus* during the kst few''ai(mths, pUUad no Ipunches.^ He “let iKBausacsav have |it.” There's no doubt anywhere |around the globe IKE , today that the United States “is the most formidable
it it it
This Republicaa coaveatioa te date hen witneeeed much greater nntaaeity than the Deamcratk. What will happen when the nominations start?
American Voter &un Around Like Satellite
Latest reports confirmed by tests at the UJ3. Naval School of Aviation Medicine in Pensactua shows that man will be able to function in a spinning satellite.
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Six men were placed ia a chamber which wae revcdved at variem epecda Man-carrying satellitee amy be similarly rotated to eim-nlats gravity in space. The volunteers cams through tho teste all right, but most oxptriencod initial aomo of them un-
Voice of the People
‘Longest, Loudest Applause Received by Russians Flag*
In fUo de Jeneiro. the Tenth BapOat World Alliance »k!i htk) The ConununitU^. uikcd thii meeting to further their propegajida ^ lawfe W the « reiMtilM peee»—rJ Oelr flag and ^aotrd acHptuie. Th* "a«d nag” raeatwd Oie laii|e<l aad lawdeat ao-fiaiwe. At tha riaao ad the aaaaloii Oie paatar ad the rir«t I'Xnilalan BahOM caitfeh of SM Paula, Brain, aaid, ”The red aa that Hag la lha Maad al my |wafle.”
After the aeaalon wai ovar. Khruahchev nudt thii itatement: vure la abort and I want to aea the Ftad flag fly over (be «'>i1d iir my Ufebme,"
THraa RaaaUa BapOata elaeted ta etflrea at flie WarM AHIanca have baea MaatUled as Bad ageala. Iheae mtalatera work dlrretl} aader a malar graeral Is lha Novtrl <«e,'rrl I’ollrr It K al<« <lg atficaal to note that the Mosoawr Bapdai (larch la the oaiy rroicviaat church pMmllted la a city of eight mlllloa people tad It la under the compiele mrectioa and control ol the (ominunl<l<i.
1 don’t think that («od wami Blhlc-bellrving ChrlMiaiiA .ii thru . chUKh aaaociating with a Ciod-bating coimtiy «u ltuft.->iii Arc vou or your church* being u»cd to further the 0»inmunml raiiv
Raymond Kotikle
3W H. Casa Uhe Road
‘Jackie Does Need New Hair Style’
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“Remember, We're Politicians, Not Carpenters”
I agree with other letter A-riters Mr* Kennedy ahould go to a new beauty ahop and ate If they ran’t maka her hair look civilized
deaay
\ou rouldn I make out al nil. WTiy do they inaiil on having thoar '■oiocs fome In from •« di!it;in(V whtn they ean'i inakt ii Miund IPXKI’/ IT fjia-d It |a --|i < tK hut r.i-duJ fall* flat
I'uzaled
David Layrrence Says:
Eisenhower Not on Sidelines Yet
Radio Falls Flat Compared to TV
‘Women Would Do Much Bettor Job’
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Modi of tha rsdls iroadcaating that wSt tv-dortf from Lot Angele* and Chicago hka been very hard, id ikS d e T a t a n d and some
ncxl admlnmtration abould women hr nni»»itHnt diplo-circlf* and ppat*. They'll do a better Job than moat of the men have done and they deserve the
ChHili-e,
C.V.M.
CHICAGO — The man who hold* the key to tha natloml alectloa this town and was east a million
laaalta from Khruahchev but
Just what doss this mssn to ths rsst of us? WsU, wc’II tsU you. it it it
To the American voter it should be military power in the world.’* The no surprise at all. He is regularly
President establiidied this point in spun around every four years in the compeUing fashion. Even the Reds ^evolving campaigns. And though he
must be a little dubious of them^ selves today.
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Also, he listed financial achievements dbring his occupancy of the White House and pmvsJ with statistics that the nation has been far mors prosperous in all ways than it was under Democratic domination. More men are at work, now at higher wages than evtr before in history.
Rarely has the President been in such fine fettle. He exuded con/idenee andseemad to be aware from the outset that the facta and figures he had bPougfat to the meeting were bound to win his listeners, whether they be in the audience or in their homes. it it it
may suffer at times, he and the country always get back to earth after election day.
The Man About Town
It Makes It Easy
To Get Acquainted When You Mention Our Pontiac
hap$ one of the most significant demonstratlcina in American politic*.
Pw If what the critics have been saying about tht Elsenhower administratiop had really sunk in with the people ag a whole, then there would never have been the outpouring ol people and the spontaneous e.x p r e ss I o n t of applause noted here.
Dwight Elsenhower, It will be ■aid, has always been a popular figure and some have argued that, while (bU won eampaigns for him, he cannot transfer bis ■ trength to anybody eloe. History doesn't agree with that
OM be tdermtod by the PresMcnl and the conalry far fetter than the Bsnssgusnnsa •( any aoUon which could lead to war. ^
Elsenhower In the coming campaign will ask lor a vote of cwifl-dence In his administration, lie will point to Richald Nixon at a man familtar with the details of the Eisenhower' prticies ifi the world and cxpei^enced to tlw methods to ~bc used in carrying them on. Tbe President will argue against change at this critlcid time in history.
That’s why Dwight Eisenhower's visit to Chicago becomes a memor-
abie'-opening of the actual campaign to obtain St the.polU a vote of approval for tbs admlnistratieo, which will assert ernttoaUcally that it has brought good timea In an economic sense and hat" kept the nation out of war.
((opyrighi ISSO)
Prefers Rockefeller for Next President
THbLOHTS FOB TODAY
a ho deeJareo hi* w ay to /blit fnse^, and whe regultcs UiR for what be ha* done? — d#b/«l:U.
How would you be if Uo. which *ls the top of judgmeiWy should but Judge you a* you arc'/ — Shake*-peai-e.
Dr. William Brady Says:
Use candidates nominated and the platform uritten m birge] partly wilj^ influence the outcome of the 1980 elections ★	★	★
.Many of my friend*. Uesnoeral* a* well a* Repul,Mean*, haye volred a *eriou* preferenee for \el«on Ria-ketHliT fur l*ri-*l<lrnl of the I nitod bUte*. I believe be I* be*t quaUfleil.
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He has worked tor peace m Lniln Amenra, United Nations. p.iriH ; paled m the WSi tieneva Conference and helped develop Atom* for Peace and Open Slaet programs; worked eoniUtrnti'J fur" mutual d>* fense; worked to develop education, housing, better Iwultli, iniprou-merit in agriculture, increased industrial producilon and politu-al democracy in other nations; improved social security as Undersecie tary; . lielpcal •modernize New York State ConMItutlon; elected Governor of New’ York In 1058: worked for sound fiscal policies, economy ui govermnent and fair taxation policies.
Donald i:. Barlier
63 .South Edith	v
Medicine Cabinets Must Reflect Intelligence, Thrift
Portraits
Smiles
Politieisn: A person wbe tslks
like s stotesmnn, bat osaally
isn’t.
When away from Dome, whether only in Michigan or In some other of our 50 •tatea or .a foreign oonntry, you have a big advantage when you tell them you’re from Pontiac. It is almost like getting a base on balls.
Kverybody’s heard of the Pontiac car:-many of them own one or more. Most ...	everybody has heard of the greatest in-
Mamii Eisenhower traveled every <ajlef. and a great number have heard of the city. The residents of no other cl^, regardless of Its size, hare auch an advantage.
No other dty has the same name as an autamobile. And our name Is the same aa that of a car that is making automobile history In these days of fierce competition, as no other ear Is making it.. Frequently in my travela has the name Pontiae been a great advantage to me.
-loot of the Journey with him and she created a grand impres^on. All in all, it was a tremendous demonstration.
Mr. Euenhoweb was never nuMre at home on a platform and never did he radiate the supreme confidence that he did last night. He strode into
This writer remembers how the popular Teddy Roosevelt to 1908 transferred hii'OWiS strength even to the'^coiorles* and relatively unknown William Howaid Taft and produced the biggest landslide in electoral votes known up to that ttojs. "T. R.,” incidentally, was a war hero, too, having been dramatically associated with the Spanish-American War victory In Cuba.
What Dwight Eisenhower brings to the campiugn Is a record which bis opponents have denounced but of which he himself is proud. He feels he served the public interest by keeping the nation out of war. Though a military man himself, he refused, to do any sabre-rattling and instead has worked unceasingly for the cause of war pre-
the arena as the absolute master of 0“® tooi example was at the Demo- h*
the situation and never relinquished	convention In Chicago.
There was a mlxup In reeervatiops, and
the reins. Here was long govern-
mental experience, the wisdom of years, military know-how, and a great humanitarian talking to his fellow citizens in the most important nation on earth.	*
found a man from a much larger city In my seat in the press section. He had the same number, and it was one of the best seats, within 30 feet of the speaker’s platform.
Things were explained to the management and the top brass Immediately came through with: "Olve it to the man from Pontiae. Who ever heard of Minneapolis?”
Ike’s speech to the coNventtoa OB Tueeday alght ooolda’t be ceuched In the seme phimsee that he will use once the new Bomtoee for presMeot Is seleeted. Thea make It ntere perseBsl _cak of NUoa aad his capabilities.
But the two main issues of the , campaign turn on the record of tjie Eisenhower administratloii. Do people have jobs? Are timet good in a broad sense? Do the people
^TTie important tilings to pul into your medicine cupboard aie intelligence common s«mo and economy, if yoit expect to get safety and health out of it. Nine out of ten family medi-eine chests, whetherofthe ready-made store kind or home mad e ‘ and, equiiped, contain I items that havef no business in BRADY such a place.
Among the dangerous and unnecessary items I have seen in family medicine chests or cupboards are such poisons m strychnine, phenol (cartolic acid*, corrosive sublimate (bichloride of mercury), cre-sol solutions (various proprietary mixtures of crude phenols witli soap solutions) and even a can of lye. The lye was evidently put there by some thoughtleu, ine-sponsiUe person, but it goes to show how some people tempt fate.
la my Judgment the ealy antl-■eplto*. disInfectaBts or germl-etdes BeoesMry in the medtoine enpbnnrd ard aa annee vial of todtoe tincture tSP XUI (2%) and aa onaee •( baric acid.
nodes and swollen joints acts ait
By JOHN C MET( ALEE Tlie white\og on the itudson i*> a ghost ,	. Who walks our-of (hr
thick forest . . . Under the cover T.-idlc-bluc dawn
A doeior «s.y* Utile kid* are apt to catch evriythlng. Except what Mom ha* Ihn-alcned Dad would gt'e them when hr gel* home from wort. :
countertrntani and
and .uncertain extent systemically —the negligibic quantity that may be inhaled a« it i* vapori/ed by the heat of the body. Despite la-
Iwiited- wades like a country boi: in cool
water Sometime* he sit* the banka of the river : a lazy, dreamy fisherm-m Slouch^ tor hours betide his long
It seems that aWjut the onl> '•ui-e yhe tn-make 4t ram drag our-the garden hoee
bored efforts of certain doctors to pole . . . The Jog on the Hudson make the public believe iodine and , is a trsunp . . . With a silent, brok other substances are absorbed into en heart . . . W ho wanders aimlcss-the system through the unbroken ly through the long day ... In skin, there is no. scientific proof search of the warm carem of the that such absorption occuia.
An Insurance ronipan,\ consid’ m gull Me ol the dangerous sport*. Aw, let the dub have hi*
I>st* or 1#0 word! Usif ptrutotait' to P*rioa*l h«*itt nod hrston*. nM M-tait. dl*fno»li. or trrstmwt. WUl b« uiiirtrrd ov Dr Wtillsm irsdl'i K * iitomped. •rlf-sddrwtrd oovolopo u unt to Iw Pooiiu Pr*t*. Poimsc. UlcAi«ui (Copyright ISM)
And who trundles off a man diw a five-year sentence into the black night . . . Seeking foe robbing a liaternlty hou*c.*A a pillow of mellow moonbeams stiff initinlion!
Someday he will stroll far down the rtver And leaving A trad of dewy tears	G*
quietly out to t^ *ea ro die
Think of kew tired you'ZTbe If ,vou did half the thing* ,*ou planned to do.
Case Records of a Psychologist:
Positive Thinking Gives Strength
ThOM pracoelous youngsters rand most Of them are), muef be reckoned with. My
Rousing Keynote....
Monday night Walteb H. Judd db-	_	_	_
livbnd th® keynote speech and both .-good friend out at Drayton Plalni,
Judo, and the talk were tremendous	irriag Kaedu,
fucceesei. He was applauded and tell* me that the other day his nine year cheered time after time and it wasn’t daughter came home from echool and eaW she wanted to miter builnoas. When toe hired clappers who were carrying	explanation .he .aid that
her teacher bed ju*t told her that
seven year* their sons been engaged to a war?
The last affair—the Kmvan War —cost moi'e then 135,000 casualties and was fought 8,000 miles eway from the homes of American families. Will this happen again?
the baU.
It waa the delegates.
’Ttey ^'dre enthusiastic.
" it it" it \hc nsn made a thoaghtfnl, constnictive RcpubUcan talk and while he oecasioBally “viewsd with slam” his remarks were packed with ^rd facts aad he cited chapter ^ verse.
wu making a million dollar* a year when *he wo* nine.
Some of these questions are especially influential in public raaction to the so-called peace issue. Actually, it's an issue that haa to do with keeping the boys now being drafted or the one who have served already from being sent to the front lines ol any war, large or amall.
Tho PreaMent has bMWo the brunt of IntemaBoeat nitom t« many yenn. He haa bnS to toka
'ITiere'e tragedy ,in our former’* fields, according to
Max Pauwertli*
of Walled Lake, who lay* many pheoeants ore killed while elttlng on their nesU, by mowing machines and combines.
The Country Parson
HOfiowde a much greater appeal to Verhfll Orchida tft-his audience than those who spoke ^	UrCIUUS 10“
and ceitatnlT his sc-	*■■**
mzm	iiu m,	birthday.
more spontaneous and	Pm,, wattem.
Los Angelea aptakers of Birmt^^; Wth btrthdoy^^—^ tfanea and watted for,—_ Mn. ja^ Ksaanit;
while Judo was* sf Oxford; ttth birthday. ^ .	>
jpted on half a hun-	An*tin Riarks
I. And this doesp’trtfer of WoUed Lak.;^b«xhaay.
to the hl^ hands who do their of Jack*on:*formerly of HSyTfOth blrth-masten^'DMding on signal. ’They may <tay.
bu actually dred
Immediate application of todtoe tlhcture US' XIII (2%) to any cut. acratch or abrasion is the most efficient first aid disinfection, to my judgment. If this is done ahd 4he wound immediately covered or dressM with a sterile (germ-free) dressing for protection, no further antiseptic treatment is nkeeasary. * * .
Notwithstanding the moittentary smarting or bite caused by iodine. I prefer it to any other antiseptic available for tM purpoee When I have such an .Injury.
A single application of iodine or a single coat of it on the skin will, rarely cause more than niomen-tary smarting. It is rather repeated applications that sometimes bum or blister.
The momentary bite of a drop of iodine updn a canker sore in the mouth, for instance, seems to be followed by prolonged relief of the soreness attending canker.
John was athletic young man who suddenly found his muscles turning to water. And it was due ta fear. When we think positively and have confidence, our muscles actually are for stronger than when we are fearful, as the hypnosis experiment described below will clearly prove.
By DR. OtOBG*, W. tR-ANE CA.SE F - 427; Jolin T., aged a),- was a member of my crew of tree surgeopa when f was a young man.
For I worked for a couple of ycatt as a tree aurgeon and headed up « gang of half a dozen ath-Wtic workers.
John was a new comer to the organization. The first day on the job he had shinned I up a tall elm, with his pruning taw fastened to his
Thl* fait wa» »p*ciflrally proved by an Interesting hypnosi* experiment in England where a group of soMler* were ghm a handgrip test.
Before they were hypnotized, they were told to knp the machine as hard as they could. Since they were compctliig with each other, they did a gotVl job and averaged 101 lbs.
Poxitive thinking i orrrl.itr* with confideme, Ntgwiiw thinking i.* a twin for uncertumiy .md (ear.
belt.
Daily application of iodine tuu>. ture and glycerine, half and half, is the most satisfactory treatment tor canker sore* to the mouth — usually they dear up to two or three days.
Sn-ealled “eotortoM” Iodine 1% net todtoe at all, bnt a reladveiy toari aotattoa nf tedUM, et little I entlaeptlc or I peikaps Milt-
..jOiiet.ef	Ii.dtrinii^ .......
On long standing* iodine tincture may become stronger, instead of weaker, because the alcohol evaporates fatter than the iodine dose.
Iodine tincture applied ta the skin over sprains, ^flamed lympfi
But Just as he DB. ORANE was about to throw his leg dver the fork In the tree, he looked, down. And he ETVw panicky.
“Help, help!” be yelled, “for I can’t hold on," and befere we canid go to hi* nssciie, bn dropped about M leet to tbn gimuid. apentotog hto
.Actually, had jiietity of strength avaflable, but til* fear robbed him of it.
If he had hugged the tree only moderately, the frictiOB of the rough bark against his work shlri, would have stopped his descent. But JobtoMne- a» 'seansd 4ie ««• practically powerless.
Then they were hypnotized Now they were told that they were weak and feeble; Under_thi% nega five mental attitude, they wefc then urged to grip the machWe as strongly as pqp.*iblc
And they averaged only to llj*: But notice whet happened next, for they were now told that they were strong, powerful, Herculean. And with this PO.SITIVE mental attitude, their handgnp averaged 340 lbs! Note that this was almost 40 per Cent higher than their best • possible strength when they were to the normal waking atate.'
“But Dr. Crane, where did th»t extra strength come from? ” you may ask.
POWnVE THIMUNG Well, we know the muscles didn t .sqiidenly grow bigger and stronger by an increase in the number or size of the muscle cell*.
One rc'iMin why lli> Nr^ 'l ork Yankee* and the Big 10 football teams are so .surcFssful is ))ecau.*c they "feer' succciisful A Jong tradition of winning ihu.* helps promote future winning
So think good, wlioicnonie thoughts. Look for virtue* in
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yourself aad la other*, instead of fearfully analytlng your body for ache* or allmenti.
Join a church, too, for that ex-trovert* your thoughts upon other people so you forget self, as Sila.* Mamer did after little Elppie arrived.
So that greater power was there all the time! But in the neimal waking atoto, when tbsM
A;*«TI *tu» >0 Dr. Otorst W. Cr»r* 1.1 e*r« of Ihf rooU*e Or***. Poniloc. Mlclilfin tnclostit » loot 4c stamped. oolf-ttSdrotiWl CBVoJtp* *od 30c to cover trsms *ad srtnUnc o*«u «h«n you smd tor hu piyelwloslc*!	aod p*m-
tentlen waa diverted aMnewhat.
In hypnoaii, however, they concentrated Iheir attention. For they were mninentarUy deaf and blind , and Intenaittve to other stimuli. So there wai less draining of their
. If y-ou think positively and feel confident, your strength is actually greater than when you feel ^ feated or afraid.
And thnt’a why mothers, when •eml-hypoettoed by. ^*ng*r
tents of strength that they esn’t dapUcaJe aader nomnl rowH-
tlMS.

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THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNliltDAY. JULY »7, l>eo
Painter ijiaik Entries Roaring
alArtExhW	^	*
Rate Exceeds
MAKE Ip PAp-
In for Eastern Mkhigah Fair
Varied Program Sot; Harnoss Racing AAorks Aro Expoctod to Fail
Original Aroa Works Will Be Displayed at _	4t\rt\
Farmington Church i|ng|0||7j7
FARMINGTON - Free l«n«i puiHer Mw. lUrgret Cr«mrr will b« liKSt speaker Sunday at 18 a m. at the openinc d the third annual Omununity AM* a n d|
CrafK ExhMtit at thp Farmtngtoni UnivtraaUsI Church.
Mrfc Crahiar. who Mudied an imLAY CITY — Ftom
P'”'"*
pahMr m Maadays tram 18 a-m. • br held here M 0 n d ft y la 1 pjM. aM aa aaeUaya tram ‘ through Saturday WUI be 1 pja, la *:* p.«. Ihrmwl.
.	.	1 62-year history. A1
c	Plerceall. fair secretary said
lemdiy and cframica have be«mj today.
<>«ered tai the exhibit from	Already entries are pour-
Lake. BirminRham. Southfteld. .	- ' u i »	»
PMitiac. FanuinKton. Rediord. i.i- ing in far above last years vtjnifi. Northvllle and Plymouth. )totals, and reCOrdS tOT Aaarda wiu be given i»r »»•■*<; harness racing events are Thote wishing to enter ran con-i expected tO tumble, he retact exhibit rhairman Mrs Ar-j ported
Rd
Pusey. miS W. 11-Mile Farmington, until Sutuidayl
RED
Traditiiidall.v. some 75,000 orr-aons attend the lair, aponsored by the Lapeer founly Agrirulturul
TAG DAY BARGAINS I
•f war, dairy ahow. tmeior haul-lag eanteat and hnmeM tweing
I Feature* of Monday's program 'will be the judging o( <t-H and jp'uture Farmen of America de-ipartments, the opening ol the mkl-jway at 6 p.m.;^ raising ot the colon —,	. m t I at 7: 45 and perfdrmances of Dap-
TbirSs Ml rfii OltY^fX'i' Da” Fleenor's lien Drivers * I lanafeaw fK* tfMluicIi
J. McNutt la stiB io ddtibt today.
Mayor Donald L. Swanaosi aald ihb tmaming he haa no toniMdlate plans to meet wllh the Codndl or McNutt. He aald he woidd .wait ‘until tempers on both aides cooM
GENERAL PRINTING ANO OFFICE SUPPLY
CLOSED SATURDAY
Judging ol all Floral
__________Ipartment exhibits will take place
DESK BLOTTER PADS !at 10 a.m. Tuesday. These will in-
^^!clude farm produce, canned goods. ^ I flowers, grain and baked goods.
AcfWrdIng ia Plerceall, eMrIes r wUl be accepted la borne
aatU Saturday.
Entries in racing events must be submitted by 10 a.m. the day be-{(ore the race the horse is scheduled enter, he said.
NEW STOCK
Cuolily board, leather comers tn| A special attraction, ndw to the
Foley Show to be presented
IfrfdarU^I $|J7 leg.	Wow _	208 entrks ore expected
READ!	RAHNO - Fudge Royal,
four-year-old pacer owned by Fred Kirkbride c Imlay City. left, cools off after a workout/in the Eastern Michigan Fai
take fdace at the Imlay Chy (airgrounda Monday through Saturday., Ji^ring the chestnut a combing is Fair Secretaty and Manager Af Ptereeall.
Metamora Set to Cast Ballots on Zoning Law
Street Improvements
MirTAMORA TOWNSHIP--Voters in Tuesday’s regular i»n-mary election here will make the final decisis on a propo««d township zoning ordinance which had
Rochester Awards Contra^
ROCHESTER — The I960 pav- A sHnilnr law. easing the trj^ ing, resurfacing and curbing woiiklstrictioni on parkli^ boqta. alao
_____	_________ _______ will be done here by the A and A was discussed at Monday night'i
been the "subject of controversy {Asphalt Co. of Birmingham, the j meeting, earlier this year.	{Rochester ViUage Cbuncii has'	♦	*	♦
The ordinance, adopted last Jar-i decided.	i- The public hearings on special
19x12 alias g«g. US
Qg ithe harness races bi^nitigjpetltlons
PLASTIC
PLAYING CARDS
IWednesday with, top drivers fronVaahing for a vote of the people, i leading tracks Including North-1 Objectors to the or" ville MRA's Wolverine Race Track, claimed that it « unfair Hazel Park and others	(sons with farms smafler than W
Casvporcdrts ■ tt Irar.ds at 17.95 a sat. 2 deck s - clear top plostic box.
Featured races Wednesday night acres, will be the 2-year-old filly pace, 3-1 However, Tow nship Clerk Itom
d and gelding pace and Hobbtns said at the tim^ that thercj Another
(or curbing and p«v-The ronipany Was awarded the | ing and sewer installation were rmrtmet alter subniming law »i«W. but no objeWors Were prea-bM af tl4,ea4.ia. Urn wait «>i from the	-■
(aelades the vlUagr’s Mttre I	*'
Street Improvement pfagNm far j Special asaessments for cirfWng the y mr.	'nttd alley paving on Lytander
ir If it	street are plann^ as well as
I sewer Installation on Miller street.
stT $3.95
: l-.vear-old stake.
Judging of llvroiack In all de-
KOOL
is nothing in the ordinance prohlb- given council approval, was a pro-gtreet
iting (arming on plots leas than 10 posal to improve street IjghUng in'____'
acres.	Rochester.	**• I
Thursday, tattle entries already | A committee was formed by the|	WWW	,
are double those ol last year Township Board to formulate .xnd The Council also passed an and sheep are not far behind, distribute a newsletter, exjdalning ordinance prohibiting dogs from! Plerceall saM.	ordinance to voters. The lett’rjrunning loose in the-village and!
T»w trsMAP	; .'was Sent out tWs Week.	gave first reading to a moPel
rac^ that night will feature tlie PotUicol BoundoriOS 3-year-old filly pace, the'2-yea>-
,	2-ws*'	uwicuiauvai vu xauuci	saiiir	lur rirA.’UTcui iJvriima:
souflr uf - Parkdalru -tliniai-Tqipiwed hr R>r Orion;
McNutt Rukus Not Over Yet'
Southfiold Moyof' May Vtto Firing of CH/i Administrafor
Oldest CampMeefing^ to Start on August 4
RCWdEO - The
I arayiaC*. tourtag pnachen an 0»e' \
____________ , ath* »*.;Wchaitl AdUaa ol fl» ifcfH
e oldest reUgiaos niee^iii oMIa Q
SOlm(rI£^J>-The atatUB of
kind In MicfaicaB - «
Qdapri HiaMm, Dr. RoUwid Rin and die Retr. Joaepb M. Davis of
MeNuH WM fired right In a 4-t vote by a foar-I power Mock led Mm d.
«SM^ to be quartered M the park for the duration of the httfiv denenlnatkaBal camp meetliig. whkb eoptinuea throuidi Aug. 14 A crowd of neariy 4000 is airii-efpated lor the 130 p.m. Sunday service*. OUlte preachtag iMUrVleeb win be held daily at 10:30 ad.7:30
Each day wUl begtai (or visilon ■tCrSO a.m. with a mornfaic pray# tfane, and wriD be concluded with >. > the 7i30 p.m. preaching aetviee.
fipedal diOdroi’s and youth pro-' * grama tafli. be conducted for the younger people enrolled at the oanqr. under the dtrecthm of G«tv
M left the city *
riranh B. Slawger, eseeutiye «lee pre«ldewt of Aabuty Theolaglcal
The mayor further indicated that he may veto the Cbuncii action. He haa 10 day* under the city charter to do this.
In a 10-page steteniem read to the Cbuncii Monday night, H<rily-wood charged McNutt with “ari-lusion and deceit" and then pro-Med that he be flred.
Hollywood was backed by Council President C. Hugh Dtriumy. CouneUna O. David Edwards and Ihomaa M. Costello. Coupi^ woman Mrs. Jean McDonald a^ Councilman Clarence A. Durtrih voted "no.”
The sixth councilman. Emanuel Christensen, wai on vacation.
McNutt denied charges and walked our of the meeting.
Daney, pwMdiwt af Oreiw (OMo) MMe (joBcge. and
tor af the First Church. MoMpoU*, H.
In addlRoo, missionaries from Africa and Formosa urUl speak on Missionary Day, scheduled for Aug. of the OrieMal- Missionary 6«hety

Burten Hewett, who lives on tha
The onnttal mdbthig of the Chiqp -Asm, is scheduled fqr Aug. 11 hi .. the main Tabernade.
Richmon
Brothers
Clothiers
MIRACU MIU CINm
Swimming Pool Law Approved in Lake Orion
LAI^ ^gRION - An ordinance which fiphibfts oonatruction of swimnfing pools on lots less than 5,000 square feet in size has been adopted by the Lake Orion ViUage Council.
A permit must be obtained from the village building inspector before work is started.
In addition, the kk on which the ooi Is to be buUf must be -xmded by a fence not less than (our feet 1^. AUothcf reipaatlOi^ In the ordinance are In accordance rules, set down by the Oakland County Health Department.
The village al*a has adopted the same rates for electrical permits
Township Board.
CHAIR CUSHION
old stud and gelding pace and the 2.26 trot.
T The auTomoblle and farm chinery parade will take place at il:30 p.m. Frida>’, to be followed by children's games, races and
I’nder the new ordinance, 6n-
CHICAGO (Apt-Republican Democrat, you’ll find a Symington parked TtT the convention.	; their ov
Two week.* ago .Sen. Stuurt Sym- . ington of Missouri wm campalgn-jlng in Los Angeles for the Demo-
on residential lots by
if* j ing 111	LAIS /hinsrirR mi uif l/r'uw^	W^a*	kA L*	4 D
Uk* 'sitting on a brsezar!" Inter- tests.	•	leratic	presidential nomination. He	VOiing mOCninOS TO DO
woven wire with plastic cord; Tlie	county	firemen’s	ttq5-o(-war|iost.	Inspected in Leonard
cover.- For boats,
will be at 7:30 p.m. with the har-
. Si^e 17 X 16,. 1 :.-.eh
$2^5
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ness racing to b«in at 9:15. Race.s I This w eek Fife Symington of Al>DISON tOWT^SHIP — Voting j will be the 2.28 pace, 2j7 trot and I Baltimoie County. Md.. ^s^ixing; machines will lie open foi‘ iaspi-c-j 2.18 p^.‘	(with his state's delegation at thCjtion at Rowland Hall in l-eonardi
The livestock parade is sched-;Republican convention in advance (i-oni 7 to 9 p.m. Friday and from' uled (or 1:30 p.m. Aug. 6. tiremen's of his campaign for Congress backilO a m. to noon Saturday, tug-of-war at 7:30 p.m. and thejhome.	|	we*
last harness races, the 2J£2 pave.; The Democratic senator and Re- Elertion officials.will be present^ 2.22 trot and the '2.15 pace and publican House aspirant are (irstlto explain operation of the ma-| trot at 8:15 p.m.	cousins.	chines.
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AUTOCRAn NOTES
LMFola* $1.19
WE HAVE 100 FREE Tians
RIHG BOOKS
3 ring oonva*' ring books with, tn'etal rings ond Icdrol holdat.' flaoulor 4.75.	i
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Whirling ond ^ twirting bouffant thrills
•Moral Priailiig Ml BfHos SuppN
if W. LMffMct FE 2-813$
•	Rogutorfy 4.99 pair
•	Wkita, bona, colera
•	SwppI* toothar Mppors
9 Now Moxiblo iipart aoios
•	Choao Irani nrany sTylos ,
•	WotHon's aixoa St* 10
•	Oti solo wkilo thoy to*»:
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DOWNTOWN AND DRAYTON PUINS
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THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDXF.SDAY, JULY »7. IBdO
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fug Master Is Fined is Customs Violator
HAMILim. Out.	1
tur ol the Mtbuue Fsir, the taui-at tac on the Grait Lakes, was PMd 0.001 ii Mi«Mr«te't OMt Monday after pteaiffat guMy |» te bf)each of tea Otetemi Act
:Capt. WUliaia Wbarten. IT. of
liurtii«taa. ateuM abtaMac Agrtte 1o Steporattoii
MMititkmtenA mmU laiteteo MaMtek	^	*
yart w la|y t arMhoat
The tug was released last Friday after Capt. Wharton had paid twice fite duty plus taxes, as weB as a
IMore School Bus-
The twt la «
oft. Va., whe
r bound for Nor-
The 21,e0ftteB ^ueen hrafce up
were killed in accideiits f
Miya last year, atete poUOl ai3r|*l^<^l*^v «al * pmu<»I <in>P »>
UKon Roth« Husband
PALM SPRQiGS, Calif. (AP>-Aictm* Lilian Roth, author of
_________ “rp Ory Tomorrow,'’ and teirt
*?”****• MdGutte have Mreed on a trial separation.
"We hope we'll he able to work Ings out,” she said Tuesday. "I doft't want a dtvorce.” She and McGuire were married 15 yearaj
iteDoi hate (RraetioM to atop taMa
To FadBUte *lntelMgent* Voting
Deaths, Accidents
EAST LANSQM (VPt) <- I
There ware 31| aeddtuta ac Uy iavoivtnc achooi busp. an to-UrtoM of S pw'^fBP. tee police
a	Scitentift Dtcides
- -t to Dtfuct Aittr AH
. HELSINKI. Finland (AP)-A Isavlet sclaoist attending'a ged-.	^»ics and geodetics congress In
s invhlag ptroiai Helsinki asked Monday for poliU-f'inland. Today he
aelMwl baa — Ikaa to ady year I
Citizens League Rates County Hopefuls
In Us annual endeavor to asst 4 voters to cast ''an*^ intelligent vote' in elections, the Onkland Otli^ns League today released Its rating at the many candidatM for U county officee.
Unoppoeed candidates were not rated.
changed his mind and asked to be sent home to the Soviet Unton iThe name of the scientist was nn(| j; "
The 1959 study covered the first'discloaed. Police turned him over r-ear since a law requiring traffic [to the So^ Embassy.________________________ Rankings *
OMgresm the league rated 1 “three star*' winnera aad S “two star’* wtaners.
Incumbent Republican WUIiam unopposed
for kids
Good teeth, good eyesight—general good health
depend upon the proper amounts of Vitaraias A and D. Keyko Margarine—Ahierica's finest
margarine contains these essential health g vitamins. Delicious as a spread (w I
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League said, through questionnaires, looks into credit raltnHS, court record*, home Inlervlewa and lull committee interview*.
The League emphasised that in tee primary it compares only candidates running Tor the ume ol-flCe In the same party, riot in the oppoalng party.
The League alse ranked the eight candidates bidding for Oakland (Ounly’s nonpartisan new
Following are the League's
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democrath;
(fongreM IStb Ulstrict)
*♦ Ralph T. John.son ** Joseph Kaduns *• James Kellis •• George E. Lennox •• Ijpo P. Meagher •• 2lgmund J. NIparko Slate Senator (Uth Ulsiricl)
*• S. Jerome Bmn.soii ’• Hoberl H. Chupin ’* Joseph T. Stadnik State Kepreaentallve (lIlNtrlct !So. I)
*• John S Coleman • Patrick K. Daly (District No, 2)
Arthur J. Law (liicunilwnll IDIxIricI No. S) ,
James M Me, Neely (Dlstriet No. 4)
•** S. James Clarkson (Incumbent •
*• Albert A. Kramer
' Adopt Rules for Curbing Maverick Truck Firms
MONEV<8AVING
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! LANSING (UPIi - T\«ro new i rules to make it luuxler for maverick tnicking firms to violate Ihiblic Service tbmniissiori rule* I have lieen approved, a comml.ssion
Thii cwpu mstnlMl to fsar metr it |ood lor lOf iMiri Uw pwehau Of
KEYKO MARGARINE
MR. GROCER; TMf caupon will b* redMnwd ky lis
—------iccordint to lh« l*rm» ol th# oR«(
lot 10< plus ktfldlini 1m. Mail your c by raturn malt Tliis coupon is non ttan-----------------
Invoicas pre«ln| purchasa ol suRIcitnl slock ol our brand to covnr eoupons /^jneiica'i finttt niad must ba sbosin on taquasl, and failurt In do so, miy al our oRtion unid all «tubmHInd (or rad«n|^. Tbit oRti espirfs Saplambnt 30. INO. Cask tMrgann* l/»tb r'---------‘
spokesman said.
^ The rule* will go into eltwt I when the stale adniinlktralKe printed, officials said.

TliC rules were aimed at preventing truck ownci-s who are not licenser! as common carriers to "lease" their vehicles to firms and send along a driver, thereby acting as common carriers, a spokaman said.
iiwi
The commission said the rules were formulated in respotwo to demands by legilimiile truckers all Over the .state.
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(Diatrirt K*. •)
•	.Seymour V. Devereaux
•	0, Vernon Leopold
•	William A. O'Brien
(Dtetrtet Na. I» ^ John C. Hitchcock
• Henry Ford Pickering OOrNTY omCEII
•	George J. Ftolkerson
*	Alvin S. Rappaport
•	Henry M Morggn Jr.
•	('hrinlinn F, Powell
(IMalricI 4)
•	Raymond L, Baker
•	Arthur C, Becker
•	John A. Tlfu*
•	Simon H Victor
(DMilct Na. I) William Haywaixl I Iqcvmbent I (l)htrtct No. f)
Homer Hight (lerkReglster
•	John E. Kronenbcig
*	David S, Leei
TiraMri>r William K. Benson
ttM'NTY om< M
Sol Plafkin •• Roy J. RuaXell Surveyor Stanley F. Dunn R»J>LBUr’AN (Caagrraii IRth IkUtricI) W'.lliam S. Broomfield I Incumbent I Htate Senator (12th llUlrlel) Richard D. Kuhn ••• Farrell E. Roheri*
' Stoto KeprewnlalKe (UiNlrlrl No. 1) -I.loyd L. Anderson 1 IncuniU-nl I (IIIMriel No. 2) Richard i M'sire (niMrirl No. SI '* .Stanley Hnwii
nerh-RegUIrr Daniel T. Miwphy Jr (Incumbent I TrMuurer Charle A. .Spark* (Irtcumbenll
Drain ('otiiniUsPinrr
LIO f. MEAGHia
LET'S CHOOSE OUR LEADERS WISELY
Nomtaalo —* Domoerol LIO P
MEAGHER ^
YOUh
CONGRESSMAN
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Snrbeyog Ralph A. Main (Incuniticnn Jiitllte ot Pnihair
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ETFfKBy
FMel Still Siek Man
IPhilipH.WiUkie
Castro Otters Revolution as Example; Blasb U.S. iv?”o!iSS.
US MEKXDES, Qiba <AP1~ An	JTIdcJ Cutro otttni Wi
rcvokitioa m m cmnpir
___I. Kboot aM.oeo Cubans ttrus-convert' the ^ndet ranfe bMo tht
gM through rain, hent and mud>[Sierra Maeetni of the contteaH,’
CHICAGO (UPl) - Phfllg H. en-Pcnidat of GuaUaialn: Red!'"^- m of the
and repented eharieo of UJI. nr grenrion at*hitt hie fanvqimenL|llie Strrra Maeetra mountaine of ftiHy racovetred |eMiwn Oiba
Arcuaing the United Statei
alM repeated
d again of aggreaalon against his haggard at he hoaraely barangned regime. C&tro said -‘‘tWe principal the crowd. He spoke for two hours reason for aggression against our and IS odDUtes and in the end country' is to prevent oar being practiirally sttnnUed into the arms'an example" to the rest of Latin of his loHowen behind him. lAmerica
he declarsd.
The Cuban Ipdder his charge tmt the VS. aid inogram for Utin America is a bribe to whip up <g>-position to him.
"The United States says io them. 'We wilt buy you. We are dispoaed to pay your price to Join us against the Cuban revolution.’ ” Castro said.
Cutro shared the platform with
Chian’s vko minister of
i "We win continue making ourjQiban President Osvaldo Dorticot. Instead of a predicted half mil- fatherland an example that wiliiJacobo Arbenz Guzman, leftist
Pavliofek. CssehoalovakJs'e sm-batsador to Cuba and CHi; At-faerto Bayo. a lormsr Spanish loyalist lentter who taught Cutro guerrilla warfare fti Mexico.
CANBERRA-A dateflite-tracfc-hig sUtion—part of a chain from ICalifomla to Europe or South Afri-Ica—is being built by U. S. engineers in central AushwHa. An Aus-[tralbin crew will man the station.
^ WUUde, aahl that ho doan’t tak* r Ms campaign for the Repohiicaa
fsr the peat, bat da ast expect to ha BimkiBtHL*
'The Rushville. Ind., attorney it a candidate on the GOP ticket lor state superintendent of public instruction in Indiana. He that while he does not -hs any false hopes for national office
DaginBdgiiiiil on Way to Congo
imaad Tteaday. liimunilMi afafei Mfaaaai hia piurinmi% « ih*t BdglM ttoan let out gf SM
brcMli Envoy, Fcnnily Got Out of Argontina
The secretary - general < here after three days of talks at U. N. headquarters Mli New York Congo Premier Patrice Lu-

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Frozen French Fries Go to Picnic as Appetizers
bf hcstMl OU the grUI while the weU. JStlr In bawn. Serve wi,h ■mk eeaks. ScMon the (rgeenicrtp hot frozen French Iriee. hiMik aid t |00d4ted pkl «1 hot^hc^ld: IV rupe. ke. and amgp la a doiihi*
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4mm». Ji» may he carried hm ne ia a piasde relrtgereler dhh aemr-topped Jar. Pack some slipper plates to hoM U I muffin cups of cheeae
ysmmstrw «oa be a Mf heie le Dai by passiac the ofpettmr while be iMds to the gi«. Cfy
- Fh«en tries aren't fuwy about! ~T|V the heat of the Are. so they may!	j*,*-*^^ “.‘^J***
be prepared while you are waiting **T*T-' .T ********?"*^ **r coala to reach steek-ceokiRg	■“ ■ amrveieee
temperature. Toss the frosty po-j tato stripe in a skiUct with a lit-j Witb the steak, serve a big green tie shottenlng or oB, or shake thOm'salad and a hot battery vegetable, in a wire com-popper. The savory Frozen peas or lima beam may
Cereal Can Turn Fish Tastes
nili cooking method tokmiCcNIlwd CooSOmiTHI Will "SSrnore than ihC|T|,r„ to Jolly if Chilltd
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Into Curhf Go'With
dinner roils widi a) Jellied consonune Is so popular water and heal ki a oovmedj^gaing hot wvather. It's oo oasy. skkiet. shaking orcaskmally. aL	ran
bowl of cherries is a perfect des-i*®*' ‘Simply^ce
of soup in refrigerator until jeUM
»-r»fWnr.r IMn |- oBwiiTTllOUril He-man Mren-t'Oeeae Dtp Idressed up with o whipped cieom
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•“*•1 (whipped! with o teaspoon grated ^‘uISi'n«udTw'3*“™	i’*"** and a half teaspoon of
• iiiotB	friH crup und!•h^rr>% Enou^ for 2 to 3 rviagi.
Prunes frtn	iWtth a tray Of fancy sandwichet.
Combine Ingredients, excopttit's a perfect I bacon and PYench fries, and bleed ; menu.
Delightiul This Way
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the nmabrmnm. aeaMaoa aad	p|cnic RoqUlTOt^
sTffidi nd^IgpaMM^^ ;AAoro Gjoking Than Horn*
and pepper. Dal vegefabha a
tap of flab wttb hotter. Peld ath rebmant avae Bab: tap af baari. aeal
Place h»h packages on baking!
Easily cosifused boeaime of thoir 9th dwpo aad Savor.
are different cuu of moat, bleat^ c«t.,frain the shdulder aeetlon t#' called picnic. whUe meat from thr leg la ham. the American Meat Institute explakw.' Although baST
cereal and stbr until slightly toast- . ,_, .	^
M. Sprinkle with gaJ?te%owder|fS	S ISS
and cumtoi: add remaining toble-l*?” spoon butter. Mix well and finish,^ .2".^ ^ toastta. Sprinkle with aalt. COol. r**”*"*^ •****. ®* P*""’"*"!
Sei^vo aa a topping for chicken ‘*7^'"®“*’’ *® curry with ground aalted peanuts j°**' *"* and mango chutney.	I Ptoee to aad ol oidM af Itah
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m top of packages; semto^pai^|	cook-belore-ontini
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peroture of 170 d _
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Borbecutng spareribt? Count on cold or reheated 10*% 335 <1 .
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TAIJt or AFRICA Tom Mboya, general MHTeiary of (hr Kenya Confederation of Labor, talks to ne\samen after a lao-hour sesuon with the Democratic pmudential nominee Sen. John ---------------------- -----------
i "lUHirS CAITOONS '
5 Lnjoya Calm Role at Conciavc
F. Kennedy. Mboya said be came to this country to seek aid for African students. Kennedy also (Old neu'smen he challenges the RepubUcstw to equal the Dem plank on civil rights.
|:Dewey Retired From Politics
By BOB CONSIIUNK iman in 1948 tells old friends who CHICAGO—Tom Dewey is here, [come upon him — sometimes with getting a kick out of doing little orla start — in this convention town.
I Nau, a member of one of New biggest and moat sncceM-UA.
permanently Mired frtnnj |,j politics.”. the man who lust toi F.D.R. in 19U and to Harry Tru-
[British Record
:KUHKAUTOS, ^	t
s SERVICE :Top Gar Output
govern and «OP leader lo making IniportanI money for (he first Ihiie In hin life.
‘ But the whiff of the smoke-filled itxmi will always be in Tom Dewey's noatrils, as will the appetite to be near the political arena.
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lie PCT. FOR NIXON He is a Ito per cent Nl.\on man ^	^	4i I *’*	used‘by the conven-
Go Over Million Mark tion bosses to placate those ele-
, in Six Manihs, Jun.;S.*;rr«,S I Produrtion B«ah May;	d™„ ««i n».x
j to the convention tonight between LONDON ..'UPD - Briti-sh carl the nomination of Nison and the output made*'histoo' in June when, noiiilnation of his ntmUag mate. The output of WHasws o^	The expectation Is That his ap
topM the one-mUlion mark in	^^^ds will heal
half-^ar.	vvounds as might be inflicted
In the six moaths ended June here and there as the Nixon band-Ihe total pix)ductioo was l.Ka.eSl Iwagon careens through the hall at vehicles agaln.st TSO.'Tje in the cor- , high spee<t.- ' responding, period of 1959.	wee
June output was 1W,1TT uniTsi' Dewey askwt his friend itocke-
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feller to run for the second spot, and was given the same .short answer everybody else received. There was a time when Dewey
nutnbered 48.384 against 30,623 year ago this period.
In June, however, auto exports| retary of state In a Republican suffered a setback and dipped to i administration. But PresMent El-
46.000 in that month against some senhowrr was eommltteii to and
70.000 in May and 47,300 in June thoroughly sold on John Footer [last year.	I Dulles.
If a Nixon-Lodge ticlKt riKnld win in November ft la pogftU Dewey's name would be revived for this post, if Christian Hertcr and Douglas Dillon were si ' along with other Eisenhower ap-[ pointers.
HARD TO 8LEF-P WEIX
j> who twice has been within reach of the presidency must never really sleep wdl.
One weald think that life wonM be a series of sonl-searchep, pieelag together the little errors of eommissloa and omission wUh-nnt which vietory might hnve
He must count bad breaks ln-{ .stead of sheep before dozing fitfully off, must until his dying dayj feel in his heart of hear{s tha victors were lucky stiffs.
Call It Family Clash— Twa Brathers Callide
HASTINGS (AP) - Kenneth Mann. 21. was driving to I’ork when his car ai^ another auto collided hFiidoo- lieaf here. The second caT was driven by Kenneth's brother. Raymond, 24. The brothers, neither of whom wa.s injured, also own the same model cai-s.
1 tests have shown that Pakistan's Hazara District can grow tea commercially, and a plantation ill be established there, Rawl-
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Rev. NohreU on Vacation
Visitors Come and Go
lUe Bev. and Ilia. WUUam C. NonreU, with their cUnghtar* Lynne. Christina and Deborah, will teare Frloi^ for a month’s yamdion at thdr cottage at MaifiMitte on Lake Superior.
The Bty. NomOl has been an as«)ciate rector at Cbriet Church Cranbrook for the past eight years has aooepted the pastorate at St. Christopher Epia^^ Church at Rhrer Hllb near Mllwau-
JOel Thome, a student at Acadamie Intemation-ale in Nice. Prance, has been chosen to conduct an
amlition concert for conductors at the Palais de lladiterranean on Saturday. He has also been, Invited to conduct at LeMans. Prance, in August.
Son ol Dr, and Mrs. Maurice Thome of James K Boulevard. Joel Is a graduate of the Eastman School of Music in Rochester, N.Y.
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Honeymoon in South Atier Lutheran Bite
Hoocymooaing tn the Greet Smokey MounteSn tree etter their ‘ merriege Saturday hi St. Mark Lutheran Church, Orchard Uk«t are Richard Simmons of K«ego Harbor and the former Ruth Ann Adamson of Cedai- Island Lake.
‘ The Rev. How ard day combe performed* the candlelight ' ceremony before eome 300 guests.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Albln Wilhelm Adamson of Log Cabin Trail. Cedar Island Lake, and the late Mr. Adalbiaon.
Her bouffant gown of white Chantilly lace and tulle over satin was styled with fitted bodice, sabrina neckline and» chapel train.
'WHITE OBCHIDS
A fingertip veil of silk illusion was attached to a small plateau completely covered with lilies of the valley.
Two white orchids centered her hand-cascade of miniature pink and white roses.
Mrs. Thomas Gotham of West Bloomfield Township, was matron of honor, and the bride's niece Joan Adams of Oxbow Lake wore cameo Ivory silk organza over taffeta, witli matching headbands.
MR8. RICHARD W. 81AIMONA
Flat bows of aqua taffeta accented .their ballerina-length skirts. They ‘carried baskets of aqua carnations.
___Ronald Simmons of
City was best man for his brother.
They are the sons of Mr. and Mrs. James. S i m nl on s of Livonia. Jesse and Harry Wertanen of Dearborn were
ushers with James Buths of Detroit.
WE8TACRE8 RECEPTION
At the recqitlon in West-acres Club .Hou'ae, Orchai-d Lake. Mrs. A(Jamson was attirbd in a two-piece sheath dress of turquoise lUk shantung.
Mrs. Simmons chose a fuU-skirted grey silk print jacket ior -Jier—aon^s^ wedding. mothers wore orchids.
Mrr Simmons, who is an dectricaL engineering senior at Lawrence Institote of Technology. and his bride will live at Cedar Island Lake.
U. C<^ imd Mrs. John Leroy Clancy who have been in ’Tokyo, Japan for the past three years will artive Satur^y for visits with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Leroy Clancy of Mt. Clemens street.
While stationed in the Orient. Lt. Col. Clancy was manager of the finance corps of the U. S. Army In Yokohama and Tokyo.
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Poriner Pontiac residents Mr. and Mrs. Leon Oenre with their children Lynn. Leon Jr., and Patsy have returned to Atlanta. Oa.. after attending the Adamson-Simmons wedding Saturday in Orchard Lake. Mrs. Oenre is the former Patricia Adamson.
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Mrs. William Sara fltnd Mrs, Oscar Ole. who were houseguests of their sistev. Mrs. Albin Wilhelm Adamson of Cedar Island Lake, have returned to Ishpeming. and Mrs. William Powe. a cousin, to Calumet.
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’ Here for a two-nionth visit with her parents, the James Clancys of Ruth street, are Mrs. Richard Thompson and infant daughter Maaria of Oardena, Calif.
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Mrs, H. T. Baker and son John of Navato drive and Mrs. Marion Benter and son Roger of Iroquois road spent Sunday at Culver Military Academy. Culver. Ind., visiting James Baker, who is attending the summer school session.
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Returned Tuesday from Chippewa Ranch are Chris and Tom Griffin, children of the Glenn H. Griffins of Ogemaw road.
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Mrs. Ous Anderson and daughter Marilyn of Zurich, S'wltzerland, were houseguests of Mr. and Mrs. Omar E. MacNutt of Neome drive this pa^t week.
Marll3m and Leah MacNutt wiU be teaching in Colorado Springs, Colo..^ September.
The Charles Howard Schlunts. who were married June 19 at Battle Creek Tabernacle, were honored Saturday evening at a reception in the Riverside Seventh-day Adventist Church on Mt. Clemens street.
Hostesses were Mrs. Russell E. Perry and Mrs. WlUiam J. Heitsch. Mr. Schlunt and his bride, the former Janet Rae WUdman, will live in Berrien Springs where, they attend Andrew^ University.
Mr. and Afea. Ernest Smith ^Marion Humphrey)
Monkrv htisinfxfj is-the mm of t rench ile.sifiner Pierre Hal main ii ho displa\ed these hnt% of monkey fur at a Paris shoninf. The models represent the tliiee
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Carole Lombard Back in Style?
Fickle Fashion Foils Females
By CiAV PAI I.K^
. I PI Wonirn'» Editor PARIS (LT*1' - "onion noHoonor got pur homlmos all taken up than, "hoops. Paris hauls ’em douTi again. Aml^ just about the tlmo "o roi our psychos ad.iu8lo<l to itio lush
of the Wi*.	pushos jjs
back into the leisuroly paco of tho laiOs.
Fickle (ashion, in oihrr words, is at it again—off orf » now cycle which this .war lot of refurn to the
old.
Strl(K)k for skirls <>
inches longer than last year amt to tile revival of the sleek, straight hairdos, the hair-rov-ormg hats, the wraparoitnil iiwis, ami the loosely-fitted silhouette the pie-Wotld War. II days when (Jarole Loinbanl instead of Brigitte Bardot was setting stylos.
Shower Fetes Anastasia
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Anastasia honored at a bridal shnwor in an Onontal garden soilin'.; Sunday afternoon at the homo of her aunt Mrs. William P Gregory on West Huron street The honorees sister Mrs. Fred P, Sarnia of Detroit w.is cohost es.s
Among tlio guests hride-elect's m o t h A/urias Savvas ol
tie'
Others wer*fSirll,a William' Melon lliadfs, .Mrs Kenneth n.ivis, Mrs. .Sam Savas. .Mrs William Coulaeos. Mrs. Pantcl f'antelidos. Mrs. K d w a r il Oliver. Mrs Sick Papatheiv (lore, Mrs Stephen Socrates, Mrs ThwKloro Brown, Mrs Peter Karakds, Mrs. M'K Vaksiteh. K I I ■/; .It 1) < I h and Bethania Gregory •The list eoneludfs with Mi«
Snip, Snip, Snip and Dior Shows the Kneecaps
Those «oip among the tall and wintoi fashion irtinds whii h devriofied on the oftening day of .a utek-long senes of shows by members of the t’hambpe .''vndieale tie la Cou-, ture Parisienne iThr ITuon of Par isian Oress Designers I.
Shown Tiiostlay A batch of old-timers in ihK.hig busme.s.s of women's wesr Piorrr BaJ-. main, .lactjiies Hoim, pis'sideni of the-chambre Nina Rieci.

Of Berkley announce the birth of a son, Lawrence James, June 20, in Mount Carmel Mercy Hospital, Detroit.
GrandpaTentg are the Earl Humphreys of Berkley and the Andrew K. Smiths of Orchard Lake avenue.
opulos of Toledo and Mr> Gns .Johnson, of Royal Oak molhoi and gotlmolhor of her fiunt c.
Also present were .Mrs Abrahar
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'Dutch' Party All Right
Women's Section
Mrs Abraham Fituiiiilt ' Abraham Sa\n», Mrs Soer.ilis V, .Sekles. Mrs Peter 'I' u
James Prokos of Waterfo.d Township, Mi-s. (ieorge .Saim i and Doreen Griffin of Di tmn mid Mrs Niclmlas T Milehell of West Bl.sanlield To"iislii|i Mis' Fred P Sami'tt "d' iiiadoii o( honor
PARLS UP - Designer Yves .Sami Lauienl of Dior diopfied a fashion bomb tqday hy chopping skirls off short enough to show the kneecH|i and drupping the waisllme nearly to the lioi-lom of the hips Busts "ere flattened and uaists swallowed up^ _
The hue was liisitally
Designer Piem- Cardin, who qiice " a,v " Ifh the house of Christian Dior, was yesterday « strongest exponent of the long er skirts and the return to an era vvhkh many of you read mg this are too young to remember
Cardin dropped hemlines about two inclie.K from last .war's level so the knee-cap is amply covered Jacques Griffe and Jean Patou were more cautious', lowering them one
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slung b.ig lacked «n at the bot-
half to 0 ■Shoulders were natural Dresses and suits imth hipbone length jackefst, skimmed over the Body lightly, nevei hugging loo I'lfysely. Waistlines were not sharply-defineil. but
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By E.MILY POST
Dear Mrs. Post: My brother has been asked to be the best man at a friend's wedding. He would like to give a
bacheler piudy “for tjie bridegroom in a private room of a very nice restaurant here in town.
He wants to make it a "Dutch trgat " dinner. That is. he is planning to ask all the men invited to contribute ten dollars. Part of this money is to go toward the payment of the dinner and the remainder is to go toward a purse for the bridegroom.
I told him that, I didn't think it. was proper for him to invite these men to * party and tjien ask them to pay for their own dinners, and that if he gave the party it was up to him to pay for it.
He thinks it is perfectly all right to do as he suggests as he cannot	aflord to	gK*e	the
party	alone. Please	g*vc	me
your opinion of this as I don’t want	him	to be	drittcized
later	for	having	done	the
wrong thing.
Mothers Compare Notes on Same-Age B..jies
on skirts look over .Skirls "eie iiiniirriilelv- tucked m at Uie 111 III \itiicli U'UHlij hit - rnid-kliee level
Saint Laiirent did not bap-ii/e his new sh.ipT with a name, liul it looked a bit like a bomb or elongated .melon ft always hung on a long, slack tnidd.v lop
icate’seaniing Most daytime costurhes of the nen sea.son cdnlinuod ft'.''' slim skill. But watch for gch-tie flare here and there.
Answer: If the men that are invited agree to the "Dutch treat" dinner and to the' amount each is to contribute, no one will criticize ' your brother for having organized it. Any money left ovef^ should be used to buy a present for the bridegroom and not given to him as a purse.
Dear Mrs. Post: I 'im bwHy crippled with arthritis and it is ve^ difficult for me to get up. When a woman la presented to me, would 1 be considered very rude if I did not rise?
Answer: You need do no more than start to get up and then it the woman doesn’t
"Oh pleaae don’t get up,” you may quite property say with a smile, ‘Tm very $0>nyt T . gittthiif. op la RL d "
Barbecue
Honors
Fiancee
•Ipiin Baifiai'H Pierce iingliatli IS on a ,bu'> I'l'Uit before her man tnics BVadley Ryp>-e
i.ucsts at ,'umlaj's outdoor liai'bei'Uc* Iiincfieon given bV Sandra Trathen of Bii-ming-ham and Beljy Soynjour iif F'ontiac included many former cliiKsmatex of ihe bride-elect at Luslern .Michigan UniversUy.
Mrs. Hoy Jackson invited niembers of the Maranalha Bible Cla.s.s of the First Baptist Church to a shower Hiut s day evening at her home on Itasv'ob street .Mrs (ieosge Aifwater of Sylvan Lake wa.s cohostess,	.	,
Honoring their niece at a ' rcCTnt shower were Mrs John Fezzey of Berkley and Mrs .Stanley Graf at Ihe latter’s home on .Spring Arbor drive, Southfield
Ho.sts for the rehearsal din ner Thursay, Aug. 4, in Ted's Restaurant. Bloomfield Hiiis. "ill be .Mr. and Mrs. Rcrfient Rverse of Opdyke road, parents of the bridegroom-elect.
Both Cardin and Paton fea lured tile'wrap-around |o<ik lot fail, Several of the Cardin (oafs not only Itad to be . bitched together at the front to keep out winter bree/e.-,. but also had huge, fur-trimmed col-■: lars^..wjapced.ji!£.h ajtd close ’ atxjut the neck.
Patou's head designer. Ger nian-boni Roland Karl. ■ ar lied tlie wrap-around tjtcrne light fi'wn suits through THte . day and (orfhal clothe-- k'a tot lie tei.-hfrique was the wrap over skirts, with one layer of fabric overlaying anoihei smoothly.-
Touches -»of the ! *i0 ' « sliowwl jit .lacques Griffetv also Lines of the coslumk fol Timea the bbijy naturally, I’ue firm said, olieying what the lexiiire of the fabric itself oe’ manded.
Adequate Light Means a Lot at Beauty Time
To in.sure beautiful and flaw-less results when making-up. -your face should be flooded with'light a.s you apply your various beauty requisites.
According to a beauty auftior-ily unless you can see every sUxike of make-up that' yqj|| ■. apply, and are able to see the colors in their true sfiadfs, your make-up application\vill fall short of pcrledion.
.Mrs. Paul Carey of Bloomfield Township has been named honor mdtrorT for the Aug, 6 wedding in tlie FuTit Methodist (Aiurt h, Birmiitg-ham,' Betty Jo Fitzpatrick. Betty Seymour arid Sandra Trathen "ill serve as bridesmaids.
.If you are rpaklng-up for day time, apply your requisites near a window where the light steams in to guide you. If this is not convenient, Ugfit up your dressing table with bright - -daylight electric li^ts and check the results in front of a window before going out
Fete Millers' 30th Year
at the bar while waitit« for a table,.it a tip to the bartender in order?
(Me year ago five area women became good friends while await’ ing the birth of tbieir babies at Pontiac General Hospital. Later, when each was presented a pink baby girl bundlf, the mothers decided to keep in touch with one another to observe their infants' development. Tuesday the group got together for a pleasant afternoon nf teeth, hoii$ flight, size and first rMrd comf^iffg.
' .	r»ntu« Pr»»i pa»*«
Pictured above the mothers and daughters are, from left, hostess Mrs. Neil frandall of West Chicago avenue u ith Carrie Anne, born ^ fuiy 29; Mrs. Edmird Hnne.% of Berwick boulevard with Ruth Helen. July 29; Mrs. Millard Squire of Lakeside drive with Kathie Ann. July 28; Mrs. Donald Ostrander of Coleman street with Jill Marie. Aug. 1; and Mrs. C.astor of Phillips road with Jill Aon, Juii. 29^
Friends and felatives of Mr. aiid Mrs. Otis H. Miller of HBw^ouurt. WaWrtord, hiv*" been invited to the couple’s 30th wedding anniversary open from 2 tb 6 p.n|. Sat-
St. Benedict Roman Catholic Church, the Rev. Robert F. Wyzgoakf" wnr'WIcSii' a^^ blCMing loMheweddtag.
urday.
Guests .trotn the Pontiac area. Detroit and Columbus, Ga , are expected to attend. At 10 a m. that morning in
Foiling the Saturday affair. Mr. and Mrs. Miller will begin a two-week motor trip to Florida, where they wiU vacBllun with Mrs. MBler's father, former Pontiac resi-Jert pra^ |«1oli of Lakaworttu;

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PONTIAC, MICHIGAN,
TWENTY-FIVE
Six
% OBOMB r. mJMWU. JS. Win*
Sought by Nine Dems
he trie* agein to onicat the _
oC the RepubUcan tkka»-| 'IChariee A. Spariu, who hae the ciflea et twaemr threly liBoe im
watch
Horn m lUelinea.
As hi 1991, tha towdnattoB race m	la ahoOt tha aaly
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the OxiHd Vmi«e CMuictL Ihis to ^ Hight'a otily other attempt at wh>> B. aa Oatati auto n>ng •
[dealer and tor 91 yeara a piaat pro- He wtU oppooe Sherttf Frank W.
aa a Birmingham firm of oonadting
troM roatlae TawatoUp are vy-
tection officer hr Ihmtiac Motor Inoa this fail. Irons, torraer Berto piviston.	ley chief of poUee; has been aher-
ty ritoriff tokca aa a aew Rght The. candidate served a year as ^	^
year. 5>ootge Ol, aMs tola deputy under former Sheriff * aal la too aiatoet aa aoaetooe aa iFTank Sefaram.
Both making their first bids for public office, they are Sol Plafkin. 30, and Floy J. Russell. 30. in chamc of engineering aetivlU*^ for
The winner adll go against Daniel W. Barry, drain commlasioaer, on Nov. #.
Piafkin said he learned the drainage problem of a rommtmily when he served os city hall reporter tor the YpsilanU Daily Prose In 1965 and ISCd.
hi aa exchaage of letters and t Bir-
^lie appeal VhlhBraQa. a 33-year-mhajham atlitniey. ha ertticiasa BapPUicaa fneumbeat George F.
h« dtt thi duties oC his 03.900-a-yeair job.
I. Thll type <H campaigning—In 'which Fulkerson has a family be-
hind bin nearly as large as that wMdi won-Sen. John F. Kennedy the presidential nomination anally reserved lutd after
IProseoator by Jadlolaf appelat-BMBtl stase Docember, Taytor re-, totes FnAeresu's charge^ : them that Taylor "lah-
splracy caae aad laa’t proteettog I toe pabilc from bnsiaeM traudii.
I Taylor likes to pednt out the benefits of Ms "Off the Reconi Court’’ whereby Juveniles escape criminal records for minor non-,violence offenses.
I Staying out of the crossfire is Ihilkeraon's jappooftA for the nomination, ^vln S. Rappaport, 46-year-old attorney and fc»lner chief civiUan administrator fbr the War Department during World War II.
Twice an unsucceatdul candidate for the Birmingham Board of Education, Fulkerson was one of the first to enter the county race in January. He received the backing of his Bloomfield Democratic Club.
In a crusade to get his neighbors to back him, Fulkeraon believed he had Rappapoft'g good will. Much to his surprise, several weeks later he found his neighbor to be his
E A nUCEBSON	ALVIN S. BAPPAPORT	OEORGE ¥. TAYLOR
Pimeoator, Democrat	Prosecutor, RtomUieaa
FRANK W. mONR
JOHN E. KRONENVBBG Cleifc-Re|isier. Democrat

He aays what the mealy eaede In the ofltce be's seeklag hi **a •erretary geeeial of a mwll I'aN-rd Natlowi.’* ‘The roealy to too-lag mlllloiM of dMIara dae to the
IS Town Drain,” he nald.
Ruenell calls for a "fair and niuall/ed a|>pnrtlonmpnt q( costs drain impiiArmenf assessments, bnseti 100 per cent on benefits derived from mid improve nunts."
Plafkin also makes this • point of his pistfonn. ’
Last comei jihe lew-known otfict of county surveyor.
The Dcmocrslic nondnation to bL ready in the grasp of .Stanley F. Dunn. 43-year-old engineer with the Cheysler Corp. and treasurer of the Bloamfleld Democratic Chib. He is unopposed.
Fights Rail Transport Loss
Kent County Looks Ahead, to Build a New Arport
GRAND RAPIDS U^-^ rom-munlly which serves as the industrial and coniniercial hub of Western Michigan delertfllned cenfly it would not lose dlstinctjon.
Grand Rapids, the core city ot Kent county, faced a conlintiing rnltroad transportation and the Inadcguency of Ita airport.
To meet ythe~ problem, Kent Cxiunty voters June 7 approved foniinmfltm' 9r,99T,1W ' ‘
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It Is ll't mtleu from down-Iowa. The new I'.R. Id espress-way ls Just oae mile awdy and the trip esa be made hi 90 mtoules or lets to the heart a( Omad Rapids.
Exhaustive cost surveys Shewed he new airport would require expenditures totaling 16.997,000, and it the cost to Kent County tax-payers would be 93.975,000. Federal and state grants would cover the balance.
(•rand RapMs, aa most at Michigan, Is off the beaten path with respect to blgbwsy and railroad travel. Air Inuisporta-Hon, It was de<-lile«l. Is the clly’s only direct link with other manu-tarturhif centers In the ruunty.
Kent County Airport offlcinls Bsked expert ndvlrf on improving It.s iMMiilion In liir Inmvparratton.
The Federal Aviation Agency suggested the county give consideration to moving to aixilhtrr location.
NKW HITE USED Consultants, among the finest In
Franklin E. Morris, presently a Ferndale attorney, hu the honor with his party. He was prosecutor last in 1938.
SEE TIDE TURNING Local Democrats sge the tide torning. They cite figures showing GOP winning margins narrowing over fhe years.
! They've returned two 1958 noihi-iwes to the primary wars in an Rttempt to loQScnjtiML GOP stranglehold.
■' One, John E. Kronenberg, 37. manager of the Berkley ^cretary of state's office, faces some strong opposition if he is to grab off the nomination a second time.
This oompetttim oamM from David S. L^ 4>-year-old Tray ■alesmaa for a food service com-
the nation, recommended Kent County abandon its 480-acre site in a rongested area and build an In Ca-scude Township, a i dentlal-farm area southea.st Grand Rapids,
The Cau-nde site consists of l.VIO acres surrounded by rolling farmland inxtend of congested resi-
To finance ihe 1o<nI cost It was decided to ask voters lo approve a general obligation bond Issue. The iKinds were to be retired by levying Iwo-fifilis of a mill for 17
yeaj
It also was determined that the county would realize about two mlliUm tiollars frbfn the sale of the present airport which would be used to retire the bonds.
The airport and financing program were not put over without a fight. Opponents strongly denounced any talk of relocating the facility and denied the Improve-rnenl could be aceomplished within the financu^ structure proposed.
GENi^A—The world mnlarla-cuse tdthl has been cut in half.
DANIEL T. MURPHY JR. Clerk-Register, Repobkican
for Laeal 4> of the Office Em-ployea Intornatiosul Union (AFL-CIO) aa well as internatloiiai rapresentative s4 toe Seatarers bteniatioBal Untoa (AFLCiO). With this background, Lees easily won endmxement of the Oakland , County AfXrCIO and a "qualified’’ tag froip a splinter group of the county Democratic Committee headed by Mrs. Harriett Phillips of Huntington Woods. i Kronenberg opposes it as b^ing a qiecial interest group for labor.
; Its existence is expected to play • role in the outcome <4 the primary and November balioting. UXOND IS UNOPPOSED TTie second nominee of two years ago is William K. Benson, 51-year-old Ford Motor Co. millwright ITOm Rochester. Benson is unopposed in the primary for the ofiice of county treasurer.
And weD be might be. for his lii^ will come in November when

CHARLES A. SPARKS
s per year in the 12 years since the World Health Organua-tkm began fighting it.
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Included with Each Bedroom Suite Purchased
5-PIECE BEIGE WALNUT
Triple Dresser, Full or Twin Size Bed, Fromed Danish Pecan SMrror, ond SERTA $59.50 Mattress
and Box Spring! All 5'Pieces!.................
Double Dresier and Group ........... .$147.00
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Double Dresser, Full or Twin Size Bed, Plate Glass Mirror and SERTA $59,50 Mattress ond Box Spring!- AM 5 Pifps . ..............................
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Over 50 different Bedroom Suites ivailabla -All are Sale Priced.
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Framed Mirror and SERTA $59.50 Mattress ond Box Sprh^. Your choice with or without head- ^
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“We do aend out a qaeatton card diat brii«a in gei^ Intonnation on what type cquipinent a ptone haa.“ he aaid. ussm PLAN PUTUU “Thla helpa ua in pianniiit lor the tutan devetopneat of aria-tton throoidxwt the atate. It alae tefla ua the liae of the plane and the airport where it la kept,” he
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The mnnber of plane* regiatcred haa been growtag at the rate of about ue to ITS atreraft a year for the lari aeveral yean, he aaid.
The compilation for the 1S9MS flying yeai^Joat oompUed from the iBfonnation carda ^raodv^ taat year-ahowod aomT ST . houn of buaineaa flying ind MT,-590 homra of pleaBure flying in Michigan.
Offldala aaid the flgurea might not be too acenrate becauie «( breakdowna in the reporting ayt-tem-hut the ratio waa about right and waa expected to hold true for the 196040 flying year.
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Late summer, and approach of the early fall outdoor season, fin<t the area, state and natkmal shotgunners pototing for anhipd skeet and trap championship events.
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Indications of this youthful upsurge In the shotgun fields, were clearly seen in the National Sheet Championships here (OCSC) several years ago.
The youngsters who took the spotlight then, are now rolling along at the top, this year. For the forthcoming NSSA world skeet championships, again at the Lynn-*^ haven, NJ. Princess Anne club, are three top youngsters, who had their big start here,
★ ★ ★
BROWN BROTHER^, SHULET HIGHLY REGARDED
At one of the Mversl Nationals held here, ll-year-pld Eddie Brown, of Birmingham was a sensation. He has continued that course up to now, and,is regarded a real threat for world honors.
Older brother Bud Ehown Is highly rated, along with the lad that also got his big start In Nationals at OCSC’s field.
Bob Shuler, RoseUe, IlL, Is mentioned as the "big” threat, a high-shootlnf star ever "since he Uoesomed out at OCSC. Miner CUett, IS, from Cblldersbnrg, Ala., highest Junior avorago marksman In 1SS9, an all-around .974 (4,727x4AM), Is another who performed here.
★	★ ★
Among the honors these youngsters, have achieved this year was a sweep of the recent Oreat Western Open. Bud Brown took the 20-gauge, Eddie the small-gauge. Bud (Leland) is 16, Eddie 15. Shuley won the all-around and sub-small titles, and Dave Hussey, 17, of 'chlcago the all-gauge.
The Nationals run July 91—Aug.. 64
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PREPS FOR STATE	SHOOT	WITH HOT	ROUNDS	i_	,
More along the shooting line.	^	Eagles Begin Workouts
Area scatter-gunners are getting in practice rounds for the state shotgun championships, Aug. 13-14, at Williams Oun club, Daviaen, and among them Is the 1959 women’s champion.
“Yes, I’ll be back after a 2nd championship,” says personable Jennavee (Mrs. Arthur W.) Oesch of Eontlac. “But It’ going to be a difficult Job, with all that competition.”
Mrs. Oesch (see accompanying photo) named Vida Vande-^ water of Waterford, Eileen Orlffey of Owosso, young Janet Leonard from CXJSC, Wilma Dell of Pontiac, and Muriel Pace, also from Pontiac, competent opponents.
But she carded her best series of practice rounds first of the week, a 19-bird field total, 21 from the traps and 22 on the skeet field. Pretty goo^ shooting!
This observer is also informed that all others of last year’s divisional UtUsts will defend their erowns, including Bob Uptegraff, men’s champ, John Webster (Junior) and the two-man team, Stu Fleming and Tom Loncks.
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State to Name Angling Champ
HOUGHTON LAKE, Mich Plans for a Michigan State Fishing Contest tq determine a champion to ivpreaent the state In tho i960 Fresh Water World Serit Sport FiBhlng next October were announced today at International Headquarters here.
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Loeal cbamptons •( eompe-HtioiM tbrooghoUl the state will be eHgIblo far the Mlrklgan alate flnaln at Houghton Lake over tho weekead of Sept. M-11.
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Champions and challenger* tram each pakicipatlng state and nation — about 100 mastcn o( rod and reel representing more than 3(1 million anglers in the United States and millions rnoiv from abroad —
I will meet in the World Series tour, i embracing a week o( varied com-jpetition at a ))alf-duzen (amouR 'rishlng sites and alternating tar-i gets daily lo Include muskie, bavi.j 'rainbow trout, lake truut. pike and porch.
* ♦ * -Sportsman's Showcase at Ilnugh-iton I.ahe, new International liead-I quarters for the World SerltB, w ill Lbe host at the final awards dinner jwhere the new world's chompion. jsport fisherman will reci.'ive the ichampionshtp^rophy. spotMored by! I the Ford Division of Ford Motor! j Company.	*	I
Iflature Course Registry Aug. 1
“rherr i* time lo register for thi nature Inten'retatlqp morse tp b* held Aug I through Aug. 19 at (he Niitui-e (.'enter of Kensington Metrofiolitan Park rntr Milford.
Till* was announced today by Rill Hopkins chief naturalist for the Huron-t'linlon M«t%K)litwn An-Ihortty
RegiKtralion will lake place stalling at 9 a m Monday. Aug 1 and the (Ully acrredlled three-week course will com-lude on Friday. Aug. 19. The course number Is 2.12. Nature Interpretation and course time Is five hour* per day five days per week for the ttirce-sessiitn.
WILItWIMiO Ml'HKIF — Some years ago a numlier of nruskles were planted in Wildwood lake, in the Holly Uecrcaiion area Most fl.shermen have forgotten about them. Ir\lng Atkinson, 1072 •Meadowlawn,. wa.s fislilng for Lass wlien lie illMdVc.rcil they were there. The fine, big fish was 36 inches lung, maily 12 pounds in heft, tin- fi.slicrman’s blggesf fish in 2.) years of aiinling. •
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Little anglers and big dogfish have been having their Innings around area lakes, like 6-year-old Craig West, son of George and Elizabeth West, 1910 Warwick, Sylvan Lake. Craig was fishing with a miniature casting rod, with a worm for Jaalt, lrh » channel near the home. AH of » sadden he had * strike, and when his dad helped him haul in his fish It proved to be a 20-lnch 4Vs-pound dogfish. “If his dad hadn’t helped Craig,” reported Mrs. West,” that fish might have caught the boy."
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Other lucky anglers about the area included Mrs. Hattie (William) Kobem, 1231 Stanley, who took a 12-lnch calico bass on Woodhull Lake.
Ted VUleUa, 254 8. Paddock. Ashing at Art Twork’s Fine Lake spot took a 26H-laeh, 4-pound pike, and Charles Feiael, 14991 Lamphere, and eon Max landed their limit of bass, crappies and blneglUs.
Good fishing Is reported for all Oakland county waters.
Lakeville Lake, Is one producer, with Harriett Johnson, 447 Emerson, Pontiac, getting a 5-pound, 15-ounce largemouth. de-- ...	...
.pit. . 6.41 b.cu..h on her reel. n.. tUh hit whinth. t«,gle|	S3”"!
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' "The best hof'ie'g. the bext i The 2;07 record for the half-mile ■drivers, and probably the best rac- oval, set by the pacer, Carolwyn 'ing the Eastern Jilichigan Fair'Grattan, In 1957, could bo a nuim-Itrack will have In many years, " ory after next Saturday (Aug. tii \A/Uk AQ In F'cimn TnAnw	^***'’ 'lu^'rplary. A1 Pier-night's final heat is wcr. Ttic truck
Wlin Ao in V.afnp IOaay|,,g||^ imlay (,’Uy, discussing the'i.s in good rorfilitiun and men work-HERSHEY Pa (AP) _ Thel^®“*'’*'*8lht race meet that starts ing their horse.s feel this i* tht;. Philadelphia ’ Eagle* of the	Wednesday (Aug. 3l al 8 p.m, year for a now mark:
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workouts today with 48 players! correct, alnre many ol the best in camp.	I in the *late« winners in .Mlchi-
Absent will be Marion Camp-j *»"’• I*"**"** ‘w* *"<1 three-year •11, veteran defeittjvc tackle,!
who must undergo a leg operation, route-W fairground lo prove Thursday for the removal of a! P®tuL cftlciHm.jLroyytb- Qub off^^ timate he will be out four weeks.!
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Rirfhant A Rlom. Holly punfish angler, holds the unusual distinction in these part* of being the
from eager IwoycaroldN ^oMn !h and fllllcK lo the racewa.v ex- |H perleneed xlaHloni. and mares, {B which have as much as $IS,tMI0 ijj In their hank aeeoiinis, will show l! |helr flying heels.	||g
’ "TjSnick Sh'vvuri of Flint will be ■ the presiding juilge, Paul Cfaig of J Carp, one of the best with thc .B ,ing Hporl will have an oppoilunity imobih* starting gate, will handle B lo do plenty of cheering during!the fields on the track, and Jack;B the Kind annual fair since therejCalvert of Imlay Ci(y., a chap with • will be 24 heals of exciting racing, excitement in his vohv will de-J snlbe the race.s over	the laihllc ^
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On June 2 l-pound, 6-Dunc gill) lo assuim The Pontiac P Derby.” He’s «
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taUon lists have just been an-( A yellow ilopfK-r hug w;is the nounccd. The list includes 10 Oak-ilure, a favorite with Blom. land County sea-fishermen and Second place went to a 1.5-ounce women anglers, among the hun- ’gill entered by Grace Westfall, deeds recognized for various jalso of HoUy,
The Oakland (kamly anglen. I, T*"' represent nearly one - sfxth of
Mlehlgw.’, total (47) receiving heav est h.sh to Lk-, .made each citatiMs	! month. It IS open to any Michigan
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stead Birmingham: William H-bic b ii^*l CLOBBEREED FDIH - Mark jumbard. New Hudson: Ken .Mar-.Red 50X Recall Catcher noor, 9, had only orie arm he jshall. Hazel Park.	, I	(AP)-The Boston Re<l
could use when he saw a big pike I atatlons-W. Douglas McKenzie.(AP)-The Itoston Re^^ below a pier at a lake near [Birmingham (albacore It Dowagiac, but he captured it, as 'Everell E. Fisher. Birmingham 1°^ thepicturo prmea. Hisleft arm ;.10-lb. 8-oz. bonefishi: B. H.|'?P°ka."'-	*'«■
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LA&ni wiiM CARS TO drst
Help W'anted Female 7
r% V1I36,___________
S LOTS IN WitiTE CHAPEL CEM-] etery. warden ol rellaloue liberty ! OL S iMT
OAELANO H I I L B~ MEMORIAL
3 MEN WANTED
Far tocH poamane to latt and aptiliancee. Car help-mplo)----------- “......
I Employment Maaafer.
Lett Supper. Bacrttli oeth Roland. Falrirc No. I _	,
OAklJtND ' H Tl'lV
rk Mich. Rt. ~MCMdRlALj
compenlunata memorial. PHonr
_FE 3M33 _	__ ■
PERRY MT PARE CIMEtBRY;!
n)[me braMd toys, OIFTB anS UADOET8 UISCOUkTS OF TO
,10 PER CENT orr........
trl^p to ^Florida ^
PARTIES INCOI AFPOh-------
OINTMENT
~A.\tiufi( )nrf'
vrr WMi » irrw tigp, gp
iBPORATED FORi~5^^=-------
T WA 3-3560 ori
5lder wdkiAM. LrvE'finse®
Plate ebarge 3 aabool children, I bdby. Call FE ATdJT atur 7 p.m. FART ANO rxnx TtMX POSI^ ---------- knowledfe of muelc
Work W«i^ Male II
CAWERTiBr~W^RE.~MIw“AN"D
itiful a SI
I 0H3 WMITTC CHAPEL, i tioo S. Oerdei. of FE a-30«I
.5,.*^tr.n."¥or-d«au.
man we offer the fotlowtac HI e>t eamlnxi. rriuler repeat bu.. neae. chanCe tor rapid adrsnee-ment pertlclpatlnw (roup Ineur-ance, irtlrrmenl program **’•”
c ........
PEGGY'S
16 N. Saginaw, Pontiac
nuallflcatlona:
_latervlew_ phone FE
......7\RK ^•UL ■■
lalrteKtCd In .working g to I i 3 eyenlngi A earning 135 to
NO CANVA8SINO
taking applications M hale.sladres and alteratjdn ladies for their new ^ore at Miracle Mile. P/rma-neut work or p^rt-time work, day hours/or evc-niog hours, .^g*^ 25 to 50. PhOTc FE] 2-^1 foi^ ap-i poiiitinent. /
*?rtieei"risht.' FE 5-6335 lARDRER WANTS ’ SAT.
lUfkrfact sod experience.
•-«44._________________.
JOURNITMAN ILICTIIICIAK _wl*ho i»rt «me w«k. fl_ft-30l5. LAWK WbllX AMD ODD jOM.
PARTY PLAN

3 OWNER
_________ menicur' *
I 4-15M or PE 3-d73d _
.\ssistaiit Hookkeeiiei
TypUl. 1
Help Wanted Male
Saglntw. Mr. MartUi^	_
'beauty'OPERATOR 8TATE EIL
Iminediare Oiieiiiiig | yr»."‘^oi To****
Reglatered nharmsctit: Brilnnlngi BAByBTtTEH, LIVE IN OPTfON-salary 1461 tS per month. 40 hoar al. llahl boutework. d^nnble, week Many trinfe beneflli. Apply “	" "	“*	“
Krtonnel office. Pontiac
___aplt^ ^ntlac.MIchlgan.____
3 MEN - EXPERIENCED OA------	reference required. | ,, whuiejnore 8t, FE 4-3166.
BABYSITTER DAYS IN VICTNI-
wilJd ■^*V7w“"are?*tC
SECRETARY FOR OLD ESTAB-
Bk^N WJ TRERICE
0630 Jemee Couty Hwy. YE
Above Average iMen
This special type route work will par 1456 to 6500 per month. Permanent Home nights. $750' to 61.300 ^r month^tn^ I's Id X gerlal abUtt?* Boeic qttallllcaUon - high school grid., mej^led. under 40. and good car. Phone
FE MQgQ.____________________
A^d^
babysitteiT
optional. Perm an
sills EM 3-6636	_________
CAB DRIVERS, QROCERY BTORB -.-• _ot college women with ^Celi Flltermueen. FE 4-0636. CURB 'oiRLS AND COUNTES _	'_AAW_on - -	■_
CURB dlRL AND WAITRESS OR
. Apply 673 Or-
"LT--,. Buiiamg 3 •TrilSuti *“*<*“« • .............
«r .Ki.'BoxhM** Sxrrltr ..........
Ol ‘"“ BookkecpUig A Taiei .......
if wiiiS ®f**«**kiaw a TaUerlas . .
/.-n., ii Oerdrn Plowing ............
.	oiiiloooin* Tag Serrlce .......
lor of A voUd noB-conforn:\J|nf ®** rgmi<|rw.. leniee ........
cniArirt the mlnlne	KSScImn*	. . . . . . .
of the 0«»IUU®U« iMdi onniri	.......
- oKm oiwmm dkf **“ wrUDcAtion	U DeconSlali ....
liTtltTlslon 8«rrtc« ......
lUpboUUnat ................
•	!}i	AFARfllMIJOB
•	jj! If you ara ftea 7 to 10 p m , Jfl appearing and have a car: lit may Be ABir to qo^^f

I S'?_____________
regular job. For Information I Mr. Alien OR 3dR33 5 to t i CAB DRiYXRk. OBOCERY STORE Call' Fllter^ueen. FB 4.Q030
erelfare proelxlone ofi.
Monexs
T
Noticei A Peiionalt . WANTED
babysitter TO TAKE CARE OF 3 children, live In. Some work
before 3 pm. FE AS071___
ixp. TELEPHONE SOLICITOR,
TOYS -BUN
Show one of thd finest selections of p^ular priced, top quality toys. We flys high hoetees erediti.
No collecuonx 6t dellvertei. Call
the Toy Cheat. FE 5-47M^_____
TOY DEMONSTRATORS. 8 EL L “tern. ”m *’"’“'m*r'®mone	°
"Poly Partless', Detroit. 34, Mich- ~~ Igen, OL 3-5403 or FE 6-66tl TOY DEMONB'TRATdRB — NO
----payment on kit. no ciport-
Call Ml ^06 or PE 643M.
FE 3-1164. ,	__
KbERCY Ms toh uaxd XtfH-
ber yard, 334 E. Blvd N_ EXP7'WAITRE8s7 MOST BE ■■ ■■■“
I. DeLlia.
4-767S after
__ _........................'experienced short ORDER
EXFERTENCED MARRIED SALES-1 cook Must br clean Balary will
man for large downtown appll- ' .* -	‘----*
Biica elore. Wll"-- -
..........
________ tha Township
wilcauen for a perir" ■ to to aceemnanlcd toWfty^ to "
Sr*tl» mthuig 'opei
the Toemship Board. ; wid. Mi»cellaoeous --------
~	—-------- -'--■■ Money, Wanted ...i.......
'Wanted to Rent . ________
I of tha property upon c
r rehabima-'Wanted Real X
eel
------ ------------------------- RENTALS OFFERED
wwnsrs within 500 feet ol the perimeter'
it the property to be re-«m#d.	iRent Apts. .Famished .....
lei Iwrmlts—Appllcattooi lor permits. Rent Apu. Unfurnlsned .
mast to accompanied by a catb bond. Rent Houses Furnished .....
tor-the fattlstui perfo>rmnnee of all ep- Rent Houses Untumlebed . . ..
Bttcable requirements ai.d regulation* Rent Lake Cottages .. ..
Ak Ikt forth In SbcWOB 1,7 5 Bald bond por Rent Rooma .........
ghall be in an amount of One thousand'Rooms With Board ..........
iklePM.Ml Dollars for each atrt being Convaiesceot Homes . .. .:.
^	^	. Hotel Rooms ...............
.a. m.iA *i,h bond shaH be kept in Rent Stores ... > ........
»uBt to the* township dx^iRent Office-fbaee____... ..
shell not be used lor any For Rent MisceLansoua ...
I ttian for those specified |
■^L*r?r‘7c7?d* »“n?5"‘x'23i
»ur‘5?'‘a“S: 'To
BOflDg to persoDS imnx io tbn vicinitjr poj. a.|m i oke tf roD«rtv TW oforttor* of the mining ore* ?hill 5^, Resort ??oo«rtf 2id“"	thilr ‘toftroLanrilLS^.le"
tf^nVS^ rd^!;: ^eiTesrSiiS z 31!: ^:rnr/*	■
“SiLh^Bot*"* £*“*i*!'’*' Bosio**' Rropefty “i ISuFor Sale or Exchange ............
tafen In business'. Carter's Res-
-- ----- Uurent 7006 pooley Lake Rd.
jf ■ uu», BRii. M ui ■W4F. gxpfNencfa [ No Phone cnlli, i__
J?	T\ I'XpekTencer7
?|:*?^rfr^.mV.tl^‘	a?d^^^4'^Ptf7.
34 tract only. OR 4A3a. OR 4 6347 ;	» M3»__!“8__
“EXPCTiENCED-TkL'ir-ABOUND *
“ meehanlc for full time. ;^apply' child cere * llehl housework Nn “'-mtngham - Rambler, 606	8
----- BinnlnghM.
**| me I Wo
,«.M6r «•»■««» _
' — TERIENf
tokingi Lire 1 6.6654
EXPEiHKNCEl) MALKI 36 IFAIRURESSE.'^ j
, M FE 5-4036 _an« __ FE A533I
TV a A R D E'N E R, EXPERIENCED aj man to be head gardener on e»-^ tate in Bloomfield Hills. Must: Jl have greenhouse -expertf— ---■
-Tv
posIlorT
S-
t position. Ri
*■”'* Sale Business Rent-Lea Se
13 inches, abal] be retained T • separate stock pile and used for, wkSDUng grass and any necessary green'	Briar
MW requiiwd. It alao may be used to; FINANCIAL carer eipostd excaeattons ami fllli.	__ __________
aS3	J3ewt ■ ^
vatloB oi;**ort*»** l*<»o» ■
bitted Dtanr than :
Bamiilary line of a f ^^ct. nceptlstg It b
jlnimediate Employment.| '	Apply 4**7 S.	Saginaw.'
«	Monday, July	25th thru.
3	Eriday, July	29th. Age
*	no handicap	for thost.
“	\\lio. (pialify.	Sec Mr.
1	\\ ilspn.___________
POWER'
ae-F»Caa Bo»J—	,
and
SAILS
PERSONABLE^ HONBBT LAOL . — '6 with fair education. Cmra cf me ichool/age child In motherless -mie. J^y ------------
reliable WOMAN FOR CHILD care /and boutekeeplnE Uve Call/aflei_6:30_p.m. MI A7666. RELIABLE woman FOR LIORT hdusework. Family of 3. T‘— -Jn 6-6663 after 6 p ~
iiioppiR sRowa ark lookino
for dealer! In this area. Pull line of toys and houaewarta. Illustrated catalogs furnished. Klfh-est commission. Ro immadlati investment. MI T-31S1.
-awmostesgee. CaH-FE 5
brr WrU^Pont hiriitag tx'Fi
e Pontiac Press Box 61. r EXPERIENCED FOR ilni^ room, alto cocktail lounge.
If A Country C B Rd., oft Co
between tl» h
WOMAN 35 TO 66 YEARS FOR general offTce work. Mutt be neat appearing, accurate typist. State age. family ttolus, experience,
Press, Box 66. _
WA8HIN08 A IBONINO.
YOUNO WOMAN TO LtVE IN. DO tome housework. Westalde locs-tlnn. near bus. Raferepctt rtq. FE M401
---Roal^cr MSI
Rwwnrd. TI6 S-SIW._______
£ort: o r a r «nrAiS~liRl
BrttUny Apatocl, - -
660 CASH IN OOHHECnON WITH
*fnU0Dal AdytrtUbid prr-
salting otoy 66 botfiti Dcttbl# ctmuth YaaOi ~E »3i63 .
"I don't see why these sociologists are so excited about the population explotion. We have one here every quitting time! ”
BusincM Service 15
furniture repair: ALL KINDS
Jobn Fender. MT 3-1345____
PURNACX-OAS Oa INSTALLED 34 Hr. Ser? C. L f-‘—
FREQ HEMAH
__^^NT WORK OF AI
^onbble. OR 3-3636	___
lat CLASS CARPENTRY PE 3-4655
CARPENTER NEEM WORK.
MAN rOR OENERAL OR DAIRY farming. Handicapped by hearing. More for home Uian wages. PE
c work. FE 5-6333, CXEAN.' AMBITIOUS, iteady employment. FE
MANLEY LEACH. 10 BAOLEY 8T.
.Sewing Machine Repair
Serrlce and repair on all foreign and domestic machines. Also op-_erjillng_liutructloo._FE 3-6617. SEWINO MAC^E RliPAm. Authorised service on all makes. Ouaranteed workwiuighlp and ma-terlals. We also convert treadles.
Universal FH 4-0606._______
PLUMBINa alterations. ELEC, trie sewer cleaning, hot water hcatera told and Installed. UL
3-3636. Lueas Plumbing.___
RELIABLE ASPHALT PATINO. ... ---- -------------- .
BKMODELINO OP ALL EiNDs] cabinet work. 37 yrs. eaperlence. Free estimates. PE 3-7310.
WALL WABHINO BV' MACH . KUOS
uphol ■ cleaned. FE A6436.____
WORK 0> ANY KIND.
FE H764
WOTk >^iite^eniRl^2
EXP. LADY WILL CARE FOR
r and children x______
n vacation. FE 6-6076 l-OAT IRONINd
1-DAY IRONTNO. ____FE 5-1473.____
Ironings wanted.
UtONINOS O R BABYSfmNO
experienceFE A3363.
MIMEOORAinflNO. T^^nNO. SEO-
_----- ■_ 7" EM -a-IOXI. __
FRACniCAL NURSE AVAILABLE.
•_______OR 3-3664___________
WASHINOB A IRONINOS. PICK-.J?y and delleer. OR 3-

Building Service 13
FABL’LON - WATERLOX - BRUCE - A-1 CARPENTRY -• . AddlUoni - Bastments Attics — Oarages ■ OET MY BIO FIRST -
ALUM. OUTTERS. ROOFING A Alum, siding be Alcoa. Work,myself. Free astUnates. F.H.A terms EM 3-3030	_____;
work, honesty. Integrity, customer aAtlsIartlon... not a slogan, a poller For Information call Raymond W. Commins. OL 1-0773.
ALL KINDS cement WORK.
'iiTl REBIDENTUL C%)MMERaAL
Michigan Unemploymerit Commission is allowing Kilter Queen of West Michigan interview room from 2 to 4 p.m.. Wed., July 27^______ ^____
gii RASl^RRT PICKERS Sf^N. Weds and Prl. Al Johnson,_ North-vrett corner Seymour Lk. hd. and Sashabaw Hd.____________
Employment Agencies 9
aaS g^
*	MULTI	:
!	MILUIOX
DOLLAR
it Iniemtvi. rrtterfi*! Orft&lzatton “ -----------------*--
F.VELYX EDWARDS
VOCATIONAL COUNSELING SERVICE 24>t east HURON SUITE ' FE 4-0604 - FE 4-0565
only!
and and oravell' MERCHANDISE
____________ .. -s abore tlw nat-l
grade line of the adjoining prop- Swaps ..........
vsii. after provisions hare been made For Sale Clothlnx far Immediate rebabUitatlon of that por-;S»lr Househo’d Ooodi . ttoB of the land. No more than 10 acn>» Antiques . bxcluslve of land uaed for processing. HI-FI. TT A Radios WetghJBg and aAmmistratinn mav be Water Softeners voder cxcaeatlon «yer; additional acreage i aaeated If and prorlded. a
least a a figure income and wl can .stand a rigid Investigation at be beddable A background < cemetary or tangible sales wou
. 64 accepted you x
Whether ton want motor boat .or a sailing! vesM'l you'll fiml exactly
Office
$275"
etsified office potlUon |
-------lure girl
IBM
agreements,
Cameras A Equipment , Sale Musical OMs
..	____OTtJ Bale Oflice Equipment
I are com- Sale Store Equipment . I shall be Bale Sporting Ooods n dSturbed Hunting Accommodations - slope of Bolt. Minnows. Etc
ocreoge it Yebobuitor I ^wrlM in Bection 17.1 of
I -tetlra^ra BehaBUltstloa. ^
frided to that no gradients Ic fsu-th shall be steeper f--
three (1) feet horixonal ..	...	. u.., .
I tolltcal. A layer of arable topsotj) shall Wood. Cool A Foel ; It tpread -istct Uio oxcaroted aVta to Plants. Trees Sbrubt .
.................
Sla tMrtabl.-----
IW All surface areas shall be back-'
l!r6;?‘"Mdl*“rei‘5lTfr‘im'%^.'’v’St1'oSi ““CHANDISE
“ aeeaaary to rtouce peoks Hay, Qraln A Pted ..............
ao that the aurlace For Sale Llrettoek ..........
topofraphy eoDtlatent minted Uvestock
'aged" 30^30 'Previous penence neetuary. 6 days. Mid® west EmployiBfDt. 40d Pontlae
j" uuiim*ited “ftlture i what vou’ic lookiifg for_Maa7.------------------------------------
hte William Kenny ^tween 1:30:	*
and 5:00 pm. Mon., July 35 ;	/
Savoy Motel. 130 8. Telegraph ,	,	-
- mtles^est ol State Highway M 'at thf pt'icr VOU wailt tO
SECRETARY
6g .MEN NEEDED POP LIGHT DE"
. ta. livery work for local dry cleaner.' '*	............• -------r Apply
I'la^sificatioii 97.
h\*n*S=t.l'?’lM,l7«'^.V
day* Midwest Employment. Pri-tlsr 'Btata ~
5-1337.	'
LATHE WORE. ........ ........
■16 la. swing. CaU Ft 3-I7M
after 4 pro.________
SAWS MARINE SHARPENED
- - OIRL C» WOMAN NXi^ Int P frlMdly advisor pliono FE i4U3a Aft«r S p.m. or If no swer. PE a4134. CoalidenUa).
ARE BAKED AND DECOKA^O for aU oecaslout. Waddlns "
a specialty. EM PHH4.___________
COLD WATO SPECIACMS* COM-ploto, Dorothys, PE 3-1344.
1 work fUoranteA. Frto i
mates. Ol^	__________
SEPTIC TANj^'CLEANIO)
Bookkeeping & Taxes 16
Backenstose Book Store
J EASTJABfRENCE______PE P14I4
LIBERAL REWARD OFPEl for Information concerning man’a watch, valuable keeps
taken Irom home. 156 Pair...
Swiss' Tlllate. Lakt Orlen. MY 3-4631.	_____
Oressmaking, Tailoring 17
DRESSMAKING. TAILORING. AL-teratlons. Mri. BodeU. FE 4-6053. TAILeBIHO - ALTERATIONS DrAs Making - Fur Repatrk EDNA WARNER________TO 6-3B36
Garden Plowing 18
Laundry Service' 20
COMPLETE FAMILY LAUNDRY service - shirt'serrlce. Pontiac Laundry. 540 8. Telegraph, FE
Landscaping
21
1-1 MKRION AND KENTUCKY blue sod. dettvery of piok®upe
3601 Croobs Rd.. UL 2^.__
A-1 ACE TREE SERVICE STUMP REMOVAL ■............
I. FE 3-7166 Ol
80LLD<mNO. LANDS CAP.... Trenching^ EM 3-33M EM 3-3415.
..'' '■ 'AN hr;
TREE SERVICE
Freet _ IR^OA^'raD^
Ojj ^niYl i-'isiir	*'
LANDSCAPINO. LI0b¥ RAUUNO
end plowing. ’ reat. OB 3-0350. 8EEDINO. SOODINO. ALL KINDS
of lawn work. Odd Jobs, --------------
truck work. PE 5-66ltf^________
Light blso, 11 el ani. ^0603.
Sojl
Moving and Trucking 12
A-l BRICK block AND CEMENT _wmk. Also fireplaces. OB 3-64W. A-! CEMENT WORK. NOTHING too lorgo or small. Comerclsl or resldentlals. Praa istlmates. — 3-6172.

TRENCHING - TRUCKING Septic Tank and Ttlr
Jim Nlemchak__________EM_ 3-0661
COMPLETE REMODELINO SERV-Ice Basements under present homes, additions. alteifkUons. cabinets. brick and bloak. Licensed. FE 5-6377,
CKMENT WORK
Licensed. L Monroe, PE 4-6666. CEMENT AND BLOCK WORt Keith O. Slegwart, FE 5-gl63.
CEMENT WORK OP ALL KINDS,
Fret esUmstos. OB 3-5741._
CONCRETE DRIVEWAT AT LOW ---------5-WM7.
tut and oommerclal'. Remodeling oito designing. FE 4-I364,
Try wall TAPING AND FINJBH-ing. Free estimates. FH 6-6711. ELECTRICAL 8EHV—FREE MT.
PARTNEY Electric. >78 ^5436. KLECTRIC HEAT.'ra^JWlON, • Irlnt. Ragltn Electric. EM
Vu-------
CXCAVATINO AND TRENCHINO for septic tanks, drain fields, ^o^gs and light doting. UL
:tUs.
_	__ _	__ m^E_5-ovji.
iHOME. OAHAdE, CABINS. ADDI-
,I Dogs Trilned. B'rdtd \
M.AGAZINF. MEN
Opportunity for eiperienced m« arlna salesman, crew manage and collectors In bur Poim
SALES
___.’ Licensed ' builder. ^A.
Terms. FE 4-6606____________
HOUSE MOVIHO. FOLLY equippedFE_4-6W^L.A. Young. : MILLER s FLOOR SERVldC. LAT---	----- *'"■ "-|JF5jM4M.
;  _____I'F. 8.2013
T PONTIAC
a good appearance and car to make, a i ii-t X \^X N 1 x jrx\^
’	iTgSr-of. '^S‘a'.	“41
"j selUng. Oaa furnished snd _ good
, FE 3£1
5^
REAS:
send inanshot and'
4W^‘*AnbGn"H';i«Vu: Tfichlg'sS' 1 TO WORE IN AUTO PARTS! *	I year:
ADS ■ _
FE2-.8181
PLASTBRINO. NEW AND REPAIR Vern Keller. PL 3-1740.
ROOF REPAIRS
EAYESTRODOHINO PE 4.5444
WATERPROOFING
I ttaa Ittb day of [tale Used Tracks .
I Used Truck Parts .
A. McKBACHlK. ; Auto Insuroneo .
.’fSS'fe'SSSarlUS;
ifART-TIMB WALLED IE AREA"I I Needed. A men. must be presently
, Work WinMMHie 11	„	__________ _
» P0fMma"cAM^wyEM."nicy	JJ'om

Phone Pi
CaU Mr. Poorod. I
T -work. By Tienr____
* "*“*■	*•! THEIR ■rWEN'nia
-...- desperately FE 4-3443
A-l Work. BiuciL blooc ahd
eeasent fireplaces FEM-1316._
A-l WALL WAJSHINa CARm 6t Uphol. ktoeh. cleaned.-W 4-3077.
"A-1 CARPKHm WORK. NEW
---- ELECTRIC MOTOR' SERYICE RE-
1 BOY 16 WANIB ODD JOBS OF	pairing nnd rewinding 316 E.
I any kind; Minimum wage at hr.| Kke. Phone FE 4-3^.
I	O'*	____________ I FAY'S'FARTS "aSC SERVICE,
.BOY jeJDmRM WORE OP ANT^__________„W*'.o>?»«>6	' ----
Butiness Scrvkc
IMPftELD WALL CLEANERS
BLOOl________________
WtU oud wmdowi FE 3-1631.
1-A Reduced Rates
Local or louf dlstonet moving SMITH MOVlNO CO	FE 4-4664
A-l MoVlNO SERVICE Reosona^ Rates.	FE 5-3456
biCtC'S UOHT
RADLIMO AND RUBBISH NAME your price. Any Umc, FE 8-0065 LIGHT HAULING AND RUBbUh
movol. OR 3-331(1.
Trucks to R©nt
Pontiac Farm and Industrial TfaicTof"G5:
635 S. WOODWAX FE 4-0461	PE 4-1442
Open Dolly Including —
Painting & Decorating 23
1ST CLASS DECORATING PAINT-Ij^g Md_watl poperlnf. FE 4-0356. ^I PAINTING, iNTERIOR, Exterior. 10 pof cent disc lor cosh. Ouaranteed. Free cat. FE 4-6»6. A LADY INTEltlOR-DEroRATOR. Papering. FE 641343.
36 years experier
____ rstimates. Phoh^UL 3-1366:
^nsELSON. INTERICm A EXTER-lor painting References. FB _^6342 EXT
LOOT:	BLUE KaEAEBBT. EB-
N(^ea aiMHPerMMiaia 27
ARE YOU WORRIED OVER
LISTINGS WANT^
of p»arty^Ust'’w«^if SSS
:sf35?2ss2?*
CLARK REAL ESTATE LISTINGS WANTED
DEBTS?'
AEROTREOa
K.NAW SHOES
■ OB 3-1562
1ST p^R FRIT. BAinr
Wedding Napkins
"FREE'
-PLUS 100 INPORktALS— With Every Order of
Wedding Invitations
IN DEBT ? IF SO LET US
Give You 1 Place to Pay Ease Your Mind WE ARE NOT A LOAN COMPANY MICHIGAN CREDIT COUNSELLORS
RU. 702 PONTUC STATE BANK
----0 ., PE 6-0M6
Momber |
“ rdtt CMomolora
W-E PAY ALL YOUR BILLS
age. photocopii. _____
and payment of rent and utiuU if desired.
HOMEX SERVICES
2M NaUonal asnk Bldg, Rochester Wono OL 1-6104 and
Wtd. ChiMren to Board 28
A-I CHILD CARE.
Wtd. Household Gcods 29
CAW FOR FURNITURE AND AP-gtanc "	-■---- “■----
4-7ttl!
ATTENTION!
Spot .cash for used telerUlons, furniture and n^Mllaneous. Praa
UNWANTED ARTICLE8 PfCEED up free of chargo. Phone “THE HELPING HAND STORES." M* 8-1341. If no answer. PE 4-7100,
Wtd. Miscellaneous 30
OR*_M767;_______________________
HOUSE to BE WRBCICBb FOR the material. OR WANTED TO BUT
boat. Pfa. FE 43320, attar t p
Money Wanted
WANT TO BORROW 53.600 6 PER PlUB tons. Wrttc'^Boi 05, Pontiac
Wanted to Rent 32
t' roferonct. n
FAMILY OF 5 DESIRES 3 room with basement. West preferred.
Waterford Twp. Good roferencea.
Share Livinfg QtiNrters 33
WOULD UEE RETIRED MID-dleaged man for eomponlr" *-share beautiful lake nomi expeasT- * “»*
Wtd. Contracta. Mtgs. 35 A BID FROM US
48 Hours, for Homes, ‘Hiqtiity, Land Contracta IM WRIGHT. Realtor
WANTED — LAnusnaaa — “Buyers Galore”
WM. A.
KENNEDY
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Rent Apia. Furaisiiad 37
AHO 2
AHD 2 BEDHOOH. PARTLY turn. Jakofraat atox. OR 5AM6
8T Flit priv.~bayA and
Norto ilda. Motel apto. Hiea. S atoH III tlagli. flTlMS or PS
KITCREHETtX. CHSLO -..w.,.. 421 N. Perry FE 2-5178. NICELT rURNlSHEO ROOMS.
21 Indh TV Included If WAolad. 116 Center. FE 4-7105.
oebooL See eirctoker. US WaA
LARGE, HOOkttNICELY PURR-Ishod, eioae In, FE 2-2151.	~
IRNISHEO A#ART-Apply Alter
RM. CLEAN, UPPER. llTl
■ PE 68612.
Prlvote tntroBco and bath. L side. PE 6-6163. PE 6-54U.
-	ROOMS. EVEBTTHINO PRl-
-	CQttpl< only. FB V70M.
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bath, prtrate antranea. eioae to downtown. $16 wtek. Pi 5-574B or FE 2-6343._______________________
NICE ROOMS. UPPER cHlE ties 568 month FE 4-4666
hjjht	work as part rant.'

ROOMS WITH PRIVATE BATA ■ mtrance. smaU child wol-,JW per week, l^ro .271
Baldwin Avenuo. FE 5
LAROE ROOMS. PRIVATE BATH.
t. FB 2^3351.
ROOMS AHO BATH. PVT ENT, 1 child welcome, til a wk, to-^l^lnj^tUltlas. 66 Summit or
LARbc ROOMS IN obORTRT, upstairs, private entranec and - * or 2 children. PE 6----------
Stf P^l*i537''6^' "
ROOMS AND BATH, FVT. KN-trance. 466 N. Baxlntw.
PRIVATE
ROOMS PRIVATE ENT. ANO bath. FE 8-1466. 114 Mt 0|emena.
"ro^s private bath wi»T
Jrtde. A^ts only. FE 5-<453. .RdOM. PRITATE BATH ANO' entrance, on Pine Knob. OR
I BATH. EVERT-
____	411 Auburn i__________
BOOMS, partly JTJRHISBBO^ modem. MA 5-5606.
"rooms FURNIBREO. ACROaS
from Tele-Huron Shopping Confer. AU UUUUes. 650. CaU Fartrldn a Associates. PE 4-35II — 16M ” Huron Bt., Pontlae.
RkfS ANO BATH. CLBi^ —couple. 1035 Oakland. P*E
ifore you sell FI p m . FE J:5^._
ROOM PURNISREO APART-lent for rent, tit per week a .vUdren welcome. *“
JIM WRIGHT, Realtor
Call'us 3« Oakland Ave. *.....
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______I OR AND INTERIOR ATTENTION: WALL INTI
painting OL 1-1560 or UL 8-lft2.1 Why set 3 or 3>s per cent 4TEHIOR DECORA'nNO. REA- «> JOUr money when 1
sonable. Phone. PE M472.____ buy a land contract .with
N T L R 1 O R AND EXTERIOR Mr*Mnf'™Sra on^youi S^snt Thtak U over iSd
mate#, m S«Qj7&.	I
tlmotei. PE 6-16H. ABSOLUTELY THE FASTEST A
PAINTThO a~"#APEHHANOlNO.
Free estlmotei. PE S16H. PAINTtNO. INTERIOR AND Exterior. Rates very ress. No Job
too snloU. PE SM64. — ------
PAINTINO,
4 ROOMS, 'all UT1UT1E8. MAIN floor. PrlTOte entraneo and bath. AduJU only. Boo after 4:M waak-
daya. 16 Plnogroro._____________
I ROOMS AND BATH IN PON-_**•*;. newly dacorated, OR 5-6812.
0 your land contraot. 1

'38 Wing at.
40, PAPfRINO. ------
____ishlng. PE S2312.
PAINTINO, INT ‘ —
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k iUCT. PAPER
WeU, 4666 I OR i-uto
Television Service ^
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and eyenlng call FE 2.8665.
IMMEDLATE ACTION i
Upholstering
tefactory tnapoetloo of pyoMrit and UUe. Aak tor Eon TompMon.
K. L. Templeton, Realtor
' Stto.Onhard ifk, - ,|-fE A6562 . land CONTRACTS TO B6TY OR
U. SM O d >4666.
IDEAL FOR SCHOOL TEACHERS
Wanted Real EsUte 36
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Lost and Found
i BROWN, b WHITE SHORT HAIRED 1 J^Olf poInVeL TE 2-3888.'^
Wit'ror houses, flats, farma. soretgO.
R.TvV^ER'ijIIAM
7166 W. MAPn. MAyfalr 6425#
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