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  DEATH CAR — This is the shell of the car 
driven by Lynn D. Morris, 38, of Genesee County, __ Tragedy Strikes Near Lapeer _ 
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His wife and two other children were in- 
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to Linger 
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Showers which fell on most of This Afternoon USW's Wage Policy 
Committee Is in Full 
Agreement on Action 
From Our News Wires 
PITTSBURGH—The pow- 
erful Wage Policy Commit- 
  |Michigan’s Lower Peninsula over . 
jthe weekend are expected to linger tee of the United Steelwork- | 
Te |tor a few days throughout the ers union today rejected an 
state. . « + ‘industrial proposal to end 
In Pontiac’s downtown area -the the crippling steel strike as 
rainfall from 10 a.m. Saturday un-| “Completely unacceptable. 
til 10 this morning measured 1.34 However, USW President 
inches. David J. McDonald contact- 
cooler With a low of 56 is the ©¢ UNion negotiators almost 
outlook for tonight. immediately then an- 
Balmy daily high temperatures NOUNcCed both sides would 
are expected to remain in the area meet jointly at 1:30 p.m. 
lor a while, however, with a high which was demolished yesterday afternoon after 
ramming into the side of a New York Central 
Beeline train, killing Morris and four of his chil- ‘Station’ Has Separated 
From Its Rocket Stage, 
Claims Tass ing three and a half miles northwest of Lapeer, 
The crash also put the train out of commission, 
of the train passengers was hurt. 
By PRESTON GROVER 
Father, 4 Children Killed wee... 
As Car Rams Into Train ‘make mankind’s first ‘reach its closest distance to 
embankment as he approached (photographs of its hidden but 
walle Meroe 
A few showers and somewhat 
    Five members of a Genesee; Morris’ wife, Betty, 35, and 
County family of eight were killed their oldest son, Earl, 16, both! the marked New York Central | 
were in critical condition this 
morning at St. Joseph Mercy Hos- 
crashed into a train yesterday Pital, Pontiac. crossing on Millville road 
Mayfield Township. The family 
was returning from a trip to face, Tass said today. 
Slowed by the relentless 
gravitational tug of the 
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} near 70 predicted for Tuesday. The 
degree high about 2:30 Saturday 
afternoon. (Pontiac time) in further 
‘mercury reached a pleasant 83 negotiations. 
“The Wage Polity Committee 
has made a detailed analysis of to * Lapeer. | e flying laborato: * * * ime ub : three and a half miles northwest mer 1 a : earth, th y & abora ry The US. Weather Bureau re. terms su omitted by the industry of . Lapeer. ig other daughter, Lynda, 11,/ Deputy Karl Moldenhauer said|should come within 4,350 <a tal & alae his *°, Settle this dispute,” McDonald Dead are Lynn D. Morris, 38,|'$ in satisfactory condition in|the 105foot skid marks show that. ports ‘that temperatures in this tolg newsmen in a hastily pre- Lapeer County General Hospital. 
Lapeer County~sheriff's dep- 
uties said Morris’ vision appar- 
ently was blocked by a high of 119 Mill St., Otisville, his two 
daughters, Marsha, 9, and Joy, 
seven months old, and two sons, 
Michael, 3, and George, 2.     miles of the moon at 5 p.m., 
9 a.m. EST Tuesday, the of- 
ficial news agency said. 
-As it approached the moon the Morris must have tried desperately | 
to avoid ramming the fast-moving 
“Beeliner” as it crossed in front 
of his car. 
  
Southwest Floods Turn 
Thousands Out of Homes The* vehicle smashed into the 
side of the combination diesel en- 
gine-passenger train, putting it out 
of commission. None of the train 
passengers were injured. 
Moidenhaner said the impact 
threw the car 64 feet and bodies 
were strewn up the track for 
about 360 fect. intérplanetary station that's 
what the Russians call it — has 
separated from the last stage of 
the cosmic rocket that launched it 
Sunday, Tass added. 
The agency said that at noon 
Moscow time — 4 a.m. EST — 
the station was 248,000 kilometers 
or 154,000 miles from the earth 
  
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Engineer J. L. Dempsey od be. and over the eastern part of = 
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Be. af shed 
Re ei ba} \vicinity will average near the nor- tat t. 
imal 62 to 68 high and 43 to 47 Pared Statemen jlow for the next five days, Showers 
jare likely again Wednesday. unanimously by the committee 
At 10 this morning winds were, Members as being completely ‘Southwesterly at 2 miles per hour, unacceptable.” 
'as recorded downtown. The lowest} McDonald did not disclose temperature recorded preceding 8 meet with the wage policy com. 
a.m. was 57. At 2 p.m. the ther-' mittee again at 4:30 p.m. E.D.T 
|mometer read 69. | HMcDonald did not disclose 
Chrysler Calls “These terms were rejected 
  
reliably reported to include bene- 
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(UPI)—President Eisen- troit said he saw the car coming, | ~~~~.~~~ AP Wirephote | FROM OUR NEWS WIRES but the train was traveling at 63} LONDON —The British radio RED MOON’S PERFORMANCE — Heavy and dotted lines on ac hower today expressed Floods and tornadoes combined to leave thousands miles per hour and he could not) telescope at Jodrell Bank picked the diagram indicate how the latest Soviet moon may get into ’ “keen disappointment” 
‘ homeless in the Southwest today. A five-day snow storm, meanwhile, stranded ranchers in Southern Colorado. stop. 
Coroner Dr. R. Lyle Riddell pro- 
nounced the victims dead at the! contact was made at 12:40 p.m. 
scene. Every member of the| (7:40 a.m. Pontiac time) | up signals again today from the 
Russian Lunar laboratory, The 
              
At least 6 were dead and+— 
65 missing from the multi-| 
million-dollar floods and! rose to 17.5 feet, highest 
ever recorded for the normally tornadoes in Oklahoma and) tame stream. \family was thrown from the car| The radio telescope, with its 
except Lynda, who was pinned| great saucer-shaped antenna, is 
jinside. The vehicle was com-} helping the Russians find out 
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  ipletely demolished, and its engine| whether the rocket completes its 
|was found about 35 feet from the| trip around the back of the moon. 
  orbit. It is predicted that the satellite will circle within 4,350 miles 
of the moon and never closer than 1,240 miles from the earth. 
U.S. (Also Reds) Hinting 
at Coming Moonrockets over union rejection of 
the latest management of- 
fer in the nationwide steel 
strike. Twinsburg Strike Over; 
Expect to Reach Full 
Production by Midweek 
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DETROIT —Chrysler Corp. be- fits equivalent to about seven cents 
gan calling back more than 20,000 per hour per man in return for Texas. The Red Cross esti k : wan mnivact souls k “ es timated ‘that Teck. ~~ Saves] : - laid-off workers today in the wake Cotract revisions on working co arose i homes i ahoma w x & * . FROM OUR NEWS WIRES ) ions. nod wy a = “ were | Positi dentificati Indian Ocean. This was well over N ; ; of yesterday's settlement of its ditions — _ Texas in the wake of flash floods|damaged by flood waters, ositive identification of the CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — The National Aeronautics Twinsburg, Ohio, strike The USW’s executive commi and tornadoes yesterday. 
About 40 families fled their 
homes in the west section of 
Crystal City today when Turkey 
Use Tax Law 
in Court Today ‘ q 
Oral Argument to Start twisters struck nine communities 
yesterday, 
Up to four inches fell in Okla- 
homa, adding to a foot or more 
already fallen. Civil Defense Di- 
rector Tom Brett said this year's 
flood may prove the most dis- 
astrous in Oklahoma history. 
For the first time since last 
Thursday, the rains let up in Okla- 
homa and weather forecasters 
called for clearing skies spreading 
rapidly eastward over most of the 
state today.   | 
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  Rains of 6 to 10 inches were Victims was delayed almost five | ‘Be halfway mark. 
common in Texas where eight hours until Morris’ brother, James, | 
of Geneseeville arrived on the 
scene. 
  
Teachers Strike 
Over Wages; 
Classes Empty 
EAST ST, LOUIS, Ml. w— Teachers went on strike today 
against the nearby Cahokia Pub- Tass said the apparatus is mov- | 
ing toward the moon more slowly | 
|than the first and second Luniks.| 
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This is to enable it to pass round | 
the moon and be pulled back to! 
earth instead of flying off into 
space as did the first moon shot 
last January. 
Thé unmanned space station 
has a camera abeard, Its pic- 
tures were to be translated into © 
radio signals which would be 
sent back to the earth, and Space Administration revealed today it is studying 
plans to launch another moonrocket from the Cape. 
No date was indicated, but the brief announcement 
had the affect of wiping away a little of the gloom that 
spread among American missilemen with Russia's firing 
of Lunik III this past weekend. 
U.S. scientists had hoped two weeks ago that the 
weekend would see a satellite neaded for an orbit 
around the moon. The trick was accomplished — but 
with a bit of variation. 
The “U.S.” they had planned to mark the satellite be- 
came instead “U.S.S.R.” — signifying the launching of 
Lunitk III's 967-pound payload toward a programmed cigar- 
  at 2 P.M. With Decision 
Later This Month 
LANSING w—The 120 million 
dollar question of constitutionality 
of the new use (sales) tax law 
comes on for oral argument be- 
fore the Michigan Supreme Court} 
today at 2 p.m. 
The anxiously awaited decision were demolished under the weight 
of the four-foat snowfall. 
jreported, but an Army helicopter lic School System, where some 
4,50y pupils are enrolled in nine 
schools. 
Not enough teachers to handle 
classes showed up and all of the 
schools were closed, 
Some pupils reported for 
classes although the 18 bus driv- 
ers serving the school system 
picked up only parochial school 
children on their morning round. 
The buses serve both public and 
parochial schools. 
The union teachers are seeking An estimated 10,000 head of 
cattle and sheep were threatened 
by starvation in Colorado, where 
most of the wet mountain valley 
has been cut off from civilization 
since a snow storm struck a 
week ago. 
Roofs of many ranch buildings 
No deaths or injuries have been 
  An unnamed astronomer de- 
clared triumphantly over Mos- 
cow radio: “‘It is now a new moon 
and that means that the other 
side of the moon is brightly lighted 
by the rays of the sun. What lies 
there? Soviet scientists will have 
the reply to this question before 
long.” 
LIKE VIOLIN NOTES 
Scientists kept track of the space 
vehicle by its radio signals, which 
sounded like notes from a violin. shaped orbit around both m 
WASHINGTON — Amer 
‘the Soviet attempt to send 
moon and earth as a “much 
than the Russian moon strik 
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          * oon and earth. 
  
LONDON — Soviet scientists today dropped hints 
of great things to come in the wake of the spectacular 
flight. of Lunik III. Western observers viewed their 
statements with cautious respect. 
  
ican scientists today termed 
a space vehicle around the 
more interesting experiment” 
e. 
* | The company, crippled in its new 
1960 car model production by the 
\tieup of the key Ohio plant, said 
\full production would be reached 
|b’ midweek, 
Chrysler and the Uniteq Auto 
Workers settled the five-day-old 
dispute in negotiations at Akron, | 
ship at Twinsburg later ratified Ohio, UAW Local 122's member. 
| the agreement. 
The strike, involving work: rates 
jand other conditions, would have 
\forced layoffs of 45,000 of Chrys- \ter’s 71,000 production workers in 
the country within another week, 
‘company officials said. 
| Like other auto firms, Chrysler 
|has been stepping up production 
to get the new 1960 model car into 
the market , 
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The Twinsburg factory, which 
imakes car bodies for most Chrys- 
ler models, employs 3,500 men. 
\Its strike led to the layoff of 14,000 
;others in other states, 
Upon the union's ratification ! 
  
  
         
      
  
        yesterday rejected the peace pro- 
posal aimed at ending the 83-day 
strike which has idled a half-mil- 
lion steelworkers and 200,000 in 
related industris 
The union president said yes- 
terday he would advise the White 
House by telephone on the status 
of the negotiations in the na- 
tien’s longest steel walkout, How- 
ever, no report of the conversa- 
tion was forthcoming 
Eisenhower warned in meetings 
with union and industry chiefs last 
week that the economy - choking 
strike must-end quickly. 
The President's words were tak- 
en to mean that he might invoke 
80-day back-to-work provisions of 
the Taft-Hartley Law if-démttlement 
was not near—possibly when he 
returns from his Palm Springs va- 
cation Thursday. 
McDonald himself would not 
say if the executive board recom. 
mended rejection. But he did 
say he has the solid support of 
the striking members. thrown: to the — but is\cTeW made a syste check for) an annual wage increase of $300. | The Soviets indicated some con- ; jvote, night shift employes at yen before the board meeting v expected some tine later this|5ttanded families in snowbound| The present pay scale in the dis- [trol of the new space station could _With only meager information available about the |Twinsburg resumed their jobs last ended, there were reports from month. area, trict ranges from $4,000 to $6,000. |be exercised from statons on earth. (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) Inight. Washington that government at- . : - Se een eS for 
eign Machehed Jno bet | A wai an | Se eos a rival. attorneys personally die. | AWait CAB Ruling, Plan Two Flights Daily the costly strike. cuss the case in the formal om 4 : [he first step would be for the ting of the historic but dowdy e e e e e e President to declare fit Psi supreme courtroom. oh , gency and appoint a fact-linding 
| committee. Then, if the committee Lawyets will have @ chance to : reports an emergency, a federal elaborate and restate contentions . court injunction would be sought. already presented in written form. Pontiac's new airline service, if; south route between Detroit, hearimgs before the CAB mizht present without tower facilities,’; North Central last year flew are authorized to expand our ——___—_—_——_——- Each side will get an hour to do approved by a federal agency,| Cheyboygan and ‘ault Ste. Maric. | stretch out for a year or more, {he noted. ‘more than 10,830,000 scheduled’ service,” Peterson said, . om, * * & could a eeu tae ae Date the Pontiac service will be- be re service for But a tower adds to “depen. es nate Ri pay Bien! The company’s main base in F alcon Price Lowest Cuales ed & iteiens according to a Ne “Igin depends on at least one big} Many months, , 4 1 \dibility” of service, he noted and pete y y.§ Pyay is at a ee pleading for a knockout of the — oo. wi bably be factor, Peterson said—the speed! Whether the airline will: move|the airline might ask the federal Despite the bad weather andi! @!So serves now in Mic igan,| f Com act Cars penny use tax increase will be 1 and with which the CAB approves the into Pontiac before the summer government for special permission hanical difficulti all _|Jackson, Battle Creek, Kalamazoo, | ¢ Aity ‘Cun. Pea L. Adnene toni em Ete bead ‘aig Propesed franchise for North Cen-|completion of the terminal-tower| to delay service here until the Pon.| Mechanical di ey eictine. Nort, Lansing. Grand Rapids, Menori- Guiies , Laswoed ‘ot Dertlfichard'E. Peere, et ctr S item ot he son tems isl 8 Tt Ma Peer ne Tower completed ered WY every ine. Nt pe "Eicana, Irn Moura | DETROIT (CPD) — Ford Mote brought sd tte, I yood, hton- | j 
pager on Sept 2 the day] nt Derolt Salen “TaRRNGET.  Inal tower project started tha wee “We do serve some cities at ere Per cent of its scheduled Might|tisncock and Sault Ste. Marien /C° ah the loweatpeoed. si Sealey “Of course,.there would be more Pontiac a -| “The CAB could decide on its|miles—‘‘ari outstanding record,” ti nded that th _|wou jowest- . and fou dave after lovislatine cy |tuetts At there is a demand for lt. nother tactor, he indicated, own to delay the service until the /Peterson stated. pany serve a number of other paseenget car in’ the ingustry. _ and four tive @p-lthem,” said Peterson. ; —.. $ A tower is*ready,” he emphasized. ~ * * ‘new Lower Penisular cities be-| Ford officials said the suggested | proval. ‘ After several years’ study of $54 .@ . In Today Ss Press Notwithstanding the “‘ifs and! ‘'And during our nearly 12 years! sides Pontiac. Flint and the Sagi-|price of $1,746 for the two-door Stanton 8. Faville, chief as- |Michigan's lack of short-haul serv-| If no other airlinés or cities ob- buts” about the exact date serv-|of operation, we have never had naw-Bay City-Midlané area would|Falcon was $64 under the recently- ; sistant attorney general, and two jice, a federal examiner has/ject-to the recommended routes, ice in Pontiac might begin, North|a fatal accident, indicating that). on the route proposed for Pon-|announced price for Chevrolet's other assistants on Adams’ staff |recommended to the Civil Aero-/the CAB may approve them as Cotiaics- 25 |Central is highly enthusiastic about|ncne of our mishaps have beenitiac. for instance. | entry in the compact car field, the to let nautics Board in Washington/e as November or Decémber,) 0. «. at ee ae adding Pontiac to the growing list/of a serious nature.” | » Corvair. will urge the court the ; Oounty News ............. 8 ng . * oan. Wasangp eead. .: Se dininhae’ sede peed ter ee Editorials ........, ceseccsee @ [oes KR sutves, amis Fettreen. eicacn ta eee of _At present, Peterson said, North’ Seaneced tit pesce om atta: ' . “ com- ; 3 tw ne a“ ag . , ‘ities |door model is J . : Pn re errr, ee 26 com has grown from . \Central serves a total of 68 cities ; wnd't me's robert taxes|f0t North Central, for an initial) pany may be notified of its certifi-| Ouinarics 12 ona tat eutiastastle begin. |160 miles per hour cruising speed) |i, Michigan, Indiena Illinois, Wis.| Ford President Henry Ford ST, on business ended a prolonged three-year period.. cation for service as carlyngs Jan. Sports ooo... cee seeeee. 21-23 | mings, in the late 19408 to ome of (2° five twin-engine Convairs (44 | Qoncin, - Minnesota, Iowa, North emphasized that suggested factory islative struggle over taxes need-| Among the cities recommend. |1:" he said ; Theaters ......0.......0005. 24 | the largest short-haul operations P#Ssenger. 284 miies per hour). | akota, South Dakota and Ne- list prices did not include distribu. ed to support rising expenditures} ed for serviée by the large, Service must usually begin with- TV & radio programs ...... 33 | in the nation. It now serves nine “It is probable that we would |braska. |tion and delivery charges, license and to pull the state out of a fi-| Great Lakes-area aiflines was in 60 to 90 days after certification. Wilson, Earl ............... 33 | midwestern states, with head- | replace some of the DC3s with | It is asking the CAB for permis-|fees or federal, state or local tax- nancial chasm. - Pontiac, connected on a north- If there are objections, though, | Women’s pages .......... 15-17 | quarters in Minneapolis, Minn. | the larger, faster Convairs if we | (Continued on Page 2, Col. 6) es. " ame i / - - — -~ ee * 
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Objections were expected on | by Allen Hurd, and Conversa. 
since contnine $496,704 ae | since as 
1959 assessment fer the court- will have Modern 
stymied Eight Mile sterm dram ' Dance orma Carter as in- 
project. When the youth driving noticed structor (class for women includes 
Southfield, which last month in he was being pursued, he tried to| Hold 15-Year-Old OS lexercises to’ strengthen and add tervened in the court fight which elude Hamb. Officer's Bullet Clips. flexibility to the body and 
: A uscle, tone); Oil bein; seeks to block the $4.760,000 drain, | . .- Bee’. Her on the Chin = : Painting, ig 
is expected to oppose inclusion of Bridges ‘ran a red light, then . aught by —_— Dennis; — 
this amount in the overall report turned through a gas station Designing Decorating, r until the case is settled in court. driveway at the corner of Warren} DETROIT #—A 15-year-old girl| Ludwig, instruttor; e- ~ * * 
While supervisors were debating; A 
this issue, arguments were sched-| eS ae The stolen vehicle. hit’ another clipped her chin was held by 
and youth venile uled "4 Pos beard in the lawsuit in GOOD OLD DAYS — You won't see this sort of rig going to hose reel owned by the Rochester Fire Dept. was one of many (°° the eae See | fires nowadays, but it used to be the latest thing some years ago. unusual displays in the gala Pontiac parade Saturday which kicked |>es@m to run. Supervisors also will be asked | Driving the hose ree! is Jolin Newbigging, 1664 Giddings Rd. The off the annual observance of Fire Prevention Week. ; to apgreve a ep — pei dead on arrival at Detroit Receiv when he sought tq the annexation of a portion of | +s ; ~ ; : “|tion the Saturda Waterford Township to Peatiac. (County Units Compete in Field Day ing Hospital. the ne pce side. Darnell ar The area is to be made a part 
et the County Service Center ported in “adie condi 
«cinse"~"" Parade Launches Fire Week Here'iineSevice | rest = David Levinson, chairman of the| M § . § ’ 
courthouse planning committee, ay fart in pring peg Greased wl rel aag 
also will brief supervisors 0M 8! More than 10.000 persons lined; put em by the Industrial Fire ,contest was the Birmingham Fire) Fire Dept. finished second and : the meeting held a week ago with ‘Be /saginaw street Saturday to watch| Safety Committee, under the dl- Dept. Avondale and Oxford fire| the Birmingham Fire Dept. third. | (Continued From Page One) Pontiac City Commission fest| the third annual Fire Prevention rection of Chiet Harry Coin of the |. ts tied 1 lace! Joe T t the Pontiac Var-|Si0% to Serve another 19 cities in) ,, out a possible relocation of West! woos parade in Pontiac. Fisher Body Division. ae seen ee) ee The S “mo the nine-state area, mostly in Mich-| __; boulevard through the Service| |honors, and the Addison and Pon- nish Co. presented the first place igan. said, 
Center - © __A simulated rescue of an electro- §... Township fire departments|‘Tophy in the ladder-raising con- - « & him with e pocket knife, Darnell F ] For close to an hour, bands, cuted worker on a utility pole DY | tied for third place | test to Capt. Richard Nunnelly of said 
|Clowns, drill teams and fire figh®!/, Pontiac Fire Dept. inhalator anil jthe winning Birmingham team. . , 
ing equipment of all sizes and squad brought apprehensive looks) In the hose-laying contest, the | James B. Foreman. chairman of| Wisconsin Central Airlines in Madi lsrae ants | shapes flowed down the city’s to the spectators’ faces, because of) Pontiac Township Fire Dept. |the Field Day Committee of the|$0®, Wis. It was formed after t 
|main street its realistic quality. | set a new record im taking first Fire Saftey Committee presented|8TOUp Of businessmen were im-/ Juvenile Detention Home for in- | Fire Prevention Week. which Winners of the ladder raising! place. The Waterford Township (the WPON trophy in the hose-lay- pressed with the manner in which vestigation of assault with intent Hills teacher Mrs, Josephine Long 
/ ing Water./@ Manufacturing concern in a : —— con the winning Water- to kill. - ; 
U.A.R. to Settle ss= secs ic {ord fre fighters. |Wisconain town was abe to carry se Sor niceenest ik be ial s s s ie j big business with the rest of | press home the slogan — ‘Stop e | * * * on 
Firee—Save Lives.” , The annual over-all best team/|the state by means of a fleet «Pp . 
Arab Says Suez Ban he New Trial Is Ordered .z: went to the Birmingham|Company-owned aircraft. unctures Mrs. Long has been a teacher . ‘. . h Twenty Oakland County fire de- | Fire Dept. for having the best com- At that time, the great value of e e 4 in the district for the past 33 
Will Stop When Rights at veg part in the periears, ° | bined times in all events. The tro-| the for and in- ] ita S years. 
Palestine Recognized toes "=" “FOr Two Jailed Men evisstie S25 mom = Sent 2 rein, il an wh ; linator, Harvey Johns, chief of) discerned. Toy Balloon brief presentation program at 7 = * * plant protection at GM Truck andj _,, , t p.m. in the multi-purpose room of UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (UPI) The post-parade program at the . ais Coach Division, z North Central was one @ the, the school. Refreshments will be — Israel challenged the United Gyq Athletic Field in Juded several) TWO state prison inmates were but not Keith's, and the latter is -~ w+ « first airlines to recognize this—| WASHINGTON (UPI)—A pri- | served in the cafeteria Arab Republic today to negotiate qemonstrations and competitive, tentatively headed towards free- helping lead to their release. The last event was the water|indeed the company was founded vate research group reports j - 
a Palestine settlement “any time! tielg day activitics dom today after serving — At one point during the lege! pro- pattie, won for the second year\'® Serve business and industry,”| there is no prospect of Russia - & and any piace.” . eight months time for a crime ‘ceedings against the pair, O’Key in a row by the Waterford Town-|Said Peterson. overtaking the West in living | The Pine Lake Parent Teachers The challenge was issued in the One of the demonstrations was which, it has been decided offi-'said he was able to identify Keith ship Fire Dept. which beat down! ~*~ * * standards in the foreseeable fu- | Organization ‘in Bloomfield Hills United Nations General Assembly cially, they didn't commit. las one of the robbers because he | the challenge of the Avondale Fire! Pleasure travel began to play a| ture despite boasts of Soviet will stage a pancake supper from by Arthur Lourie, chief of the Is- f M . B t It was expected that Circuit |had been robbed by him a month Dept, jrole in the airline activities only| Premier Nikita Ebruahchev. 5:30 until 7:30 p.m. Oct. 12 at 
raeli delegation, after U. A. R. aler iain urs .F Judge William J. Beer in a few /efore. . , . jin later years, but nowadays this * bed Foreign Minister. Mahmoud Fawzi | days would dismiss armed rob- It was brought out today that 25-Y ear. Service [eepset of its service is an impor-| The report, issued by the Na- — room mothers. Mr. and oo said the Suez Canal would be; bery charges against Thomas L. | at the time of the first stick-up, “4 tant one, Peterson said. tional Planning Assn. (NPA), |Harry Lewis are chairmen of sa eee a oat ace Snarls N.Y. Traffic   
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tually. water main burs! at th» intersec- Oak Park gas station. “ ‘aie’ today tf ven lo Widow rapid growth, last year it carried) ¢ventually “bury” the United | will meet at”1 p.m. Thursday at Lourie, Israeil- ambassador te 0n of ‘tnd street and Third ave- But the road to freedom may be on cae, ake peers A gold watch, signitying 25 years 177,140, Peterson said. | States in economic competition. | the home of Mrs. Arthur Kreger, 
Canada, took the fleor om the nue early today. poured water rocky for the two Detroiters. Ber-| young of 27714 Townle y St., Madi- seeeica has been eiterot by the| “This year we're hoping to hit Alec Nove, a London Uai- “agg sigg ns wag Mir excel right ef reply after Fawsi had through the strerix for one and "County authorities may want son Heights, in which aes couars Baldwin Rubber Co. to the widow | million mark,” he added. versity professor and leading age. The regular business meet-   denounced Israel and “political one-half hours and p oduced & the two for, prosecution on charges, expert on the Soviet econ- |!"& Will follow a luncheon. Zionism” and said ‘the original king-sized traffic siarl for mid- y carrying a concealed .32 cali. |e Save the revolver to Keith to of a Pontiac man.   
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cane en ber nickel-plated revolver and Ili place Lexington St. received the waten|OM Du Pont Stocks Up | port, it was Sanced by the SUNDRY DEPT. SALE mee. diana authorities may greet Keith | ee awarded in the name of her late) NEW YORK (@®—~Genéral Mo. | "eckefellér Foundation. ; 
         
    
       
   
     
      
     
     
         
      
   
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“I can guarantee that we are wil]. they fell through weakened pave-|with a warrant charging parole, The gun led to the pair's arrest somggen Raymond. He died | tors and Du Pont stocks rose NPA Chairman H. — ing any time and any place to ne-/ment as they attempted to reach | violation. |in MaGee's car in Berrien County 7°" 480- at the opening on the New York | Sonne said the report made it wali the break two bioc';s east of Grand| ‘last Sept. 23. State ‘police said! The unusual posthumou award) Steck Exchange today in the first | clear that Khrushchev had been gotiate the fullest settlement with ee Cone On the basis of new evidence, roll pt > Stace seat, Was made by John B lia, co reaction to last Yelday's dectetan “boasting — gilding the lily” in 
      mt the United “Arab Republic oe aa * = A = x * ®* Dany personnel director. Mrs.| by = federal judge the ie stele a : | trial for both men, At same Nurenberg has been Baldwin! could retain its GM stock, ‘' surpass the West economically. really wants to invoke the Pales-) Authorities said it would be time, Chief Assistant Oakland | The gun may also involve the employe for 17 years. ° line problem for discussion here, necessary to divert traffic from! County Prosecutor George F. |pair in further charges being con-| 1 ask it if the United Arab Repub-'the busy intersection for most of| Taylor announced there would |templated in Berrien County and lic is willing to negotiate a settle- . | ie { H . | - ' nego the ~ promising continued be no attempt to prosecute them oem It is illegal for a series Two Injured in Crash | __Snarl on adjoining midtown streets.) a second time. to have a gun in his possession a Oc nion le S U. A. R. authorities, claiming Three bus lines were rerou ed | “There is insufficient evidence Keith’ had been paroled from the at Opdyke and Auburn | =   
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of war still existing between Israe! —_ to convict either man again be- spi prison just 20 days before) 1, persons were injured in a . and the Arab countries, have Beats Wife to Dea'h yond a reasonable doubt,”’ he said. "!S arrest. two-car headon collision on Opdyke| ote to O ine closed the Suez Canal to Israeli The State Department of Cor- at Auburn road, Pontiac Township, | ’ 
      
    
  
  
  
    
  
    
        t * & | aside shipping and seized cargoes des- REXFORD ‘UPI'—A1ph onse A cireuit court jury convicted Tettiom and two attorneys, Philip late Saturday night, according to) Genuine ‘GEM’ Brand tined for or shipped from Israel. - Gamelin, 4). was held today for), ”' ‘ ic jury ¢ Pratt of Pontiac and Francis Oakland County sheriff's deputies. From Our News Wires jvoke the Taft-Hartley Act tonight FINGERNAIL CLIPPER i paper beer ; : ,_ the two Feb. 10 of taking the. Lourie said Fawzi “‘sought to investigation in the {fatal beating | Dodge of Detroit, worked for the | John P. Chandler Jr., 16, of 2771 | . ; ; aie . : . : . ; money at inpoint from a as ee NEW YORK—Top union leaders or tomorrow to sto the five-day-' justify this illegal discrimi fh { , y } gunpo' gas) H P y } h nation of his wife, Catherine, 27 Police d J O'K 56 release of Keith and MaGee after |Hillendale St., Rochester, one of from ports along the East and ' Regular 25¢ ¢ on purely political grounds.” said the beating occurred early een Shenae, 1ece ey, 2.) they passed a series of lie tests | the drivers, suffered facial injuries. old walkout by 85,000 members of| As shown—clipper with +. yesterday in the couple's home in Of Detroit Sept. a in prison. 'Mrs. Edith Glover, 43, of 212 Sew- aid ab Gul de Tae the ILA IIE file and key chain. Ail H ; | this tiny Upper Peninsula commun- j ; -.:,,+¢| ard St., suffered cuts to the head,'_,_. “ as Eight Islands ity. It was MaGee’s first conviction, ac ate oer ein itace and right leg, and a broken — — — interests. ee! rie ae rer yore rE . Pans Toe-Nail Nippers Hawaii is made up of eight _ - where and when he got the gun eit wrist. a4 rom | The executive board of the In-| critical than the 8$-day-old steel Regular 69¢ * eee islands and a number of helped lead to his conviction. be Robest . a Sg os oc ternational Longshoremen's Assn.,| walkout because of its impact on toed vem ee ¢ Smaller ones. - "1 , si “a ; ro + oe including 16-vice presidents from| trade. Millions of dollars of | All i - Hint About Moonrockets sisted ie ein as Penn ie eines Sera deputies. Both various areas ae Canada to| cargo are tied up in ports frome fonstrvetion. Limit = e ur p les are in sa Aac-) 4 | . The Wea t her ance whose name he did not know. | tory condition today at Pontiac Browns\ . Texas, took the action| Searsport, Maine to Brownsville, eRe rd YE ; (Continued From Page One) | It was only later, in Jackson General Hospital. o ner = tati f Tex. : | PONTING Awe ay Berens Report new Russian effort, U.S. scientists could merely speculate (Prison, that Keith gave authorities bo kn a ae eee = Any federal action hinged on the cleedy, a few showern ive coment? Young's name, it was noted. both sides in the strike were €X-| wrsome of mefiiation efforts in cooler tonight. and tomerres. “tacwast on its success or failure. But they said even a small error ; France Needs Plutonium pected to meet separately later New Y het ° night. 56. h tomorrow, 70. Southeast) COuld upset the Soviet project * * * today with fedéral mediators jew ork to the union and em- to seuth winds at 10 te 15 miles per heer . . ? ap | . |ployers back into negotiations. No today, shifting te nerthwest tonight. * * * It turned out that the gun had PARIS (UPI)—Reliable scientit- * * * j Teday In Pentiae . |been Teported stolen in a Detroit|ic sources indicated today that de-| In Washington government action|°"® Was optimistic about chances g7lowest temperature preceding @ am GENOA, Italy — One of America's leading space ‘burglary, but Young recently told /lay in the development of France’s|to halt the paralyzing strike fer of early agreement, however. pit ss m: Wind velocity 8-10 mph experts, Dr. William S. Pickering, said here today Rus- \roes he didn’t know that. He said} first atomic bomb is due to dif-/80 days was reported imminent. 2, ®@: a Bun sets Monday at 6-07 pr ia's “Lunik III” probably will perform many of the he got it from a friend and gave ficulties in producing the pluto-| Informed said President; Federal Mediation Chief Joseph peed mn OE | experiments the United States had planned for its |'t ‘0 Keith, who needed money. 'nium needed to give it its kick. ‘ |Eisenhower may be asked to in-\F. Finnegan and Secretary of Moon rises Tuesday at ll:1¢am “Atlas-Able”’ rocket. 
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H oneymooners ‘Pi : Troubles Soon’ St 
TOLEDO, Ohio’ (UPI) — The 
honeymoon was almost over be- 
fore it started for a Detroit cou, 
ple, 
ray ers 
Robert T. Ferguson, 21, and 
his bride were stopped five hours 
after their wedding because their | , 
car had a loud muffler. 
When Ferguson remarked that 
“cops are alWays sticking’ their 
decided ‘to check a bit® further. 
When they asked for Ferguson's 
driver's licensé; he admitted the 
permit was revoked more than 
  a year ago by a Detroit court |    
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because he failed to settle dam- 
ages resulting from a collision. 
$115.80 on charges of making 
Reform School Boys 
Terrorize Rural Area 
GREAT FALLS, Mont. (UPI)— 
Two undersized teenage escapees 
from. a reform school terrorized a 
rural area near here-for 30 hours 
befofe surrendering meekly to a 
special railroad agent in a station. 
Donald Bear Tusk, 15, and Alvin 
La Mere, 16, both Indians, eluded 
a host of sheriff's deputies, a 
special posse of 30 searchers and 
a National Guard helicopter in 
their bid for freedom. 
* * *x 
They fled the state industrial 
school 375 miles east of here, ter- 
rorized a farm family, threatened 
another farmer with a knife, st6le 
three cars, outsped a shooting 
deputy sheriff and outran the 
sheriff. 
They were nabbed by the rail- 
road agent as they stepped out of 
the men’s room in the station.   
  
Says California 
to Have 22 Million 
Population in “70 
LOS ANGELES (UPI) — James 
B. Clayton Jr., 
California Real Estate Assn., has | 
predicted that California will have | 
a population of 22 million persons | 
by 1970. 
Speaking at the opening of the 
association's 55th annual conven- | 
tion yesterday, Clayton, of . Saf 
Jose, Calif, also predicted .that 
California will surpass New York | 
as the most populated state by | 
1965. 
hear speeches by William Zecken- | 
dorf, New York builder-déveloper, 
and Mrs. Ivy Baker Priest, treas- | 
urer of the United States. f 
Typhoon Amy Poses | 
Threat fo Okinawa 
TOKYO (UPI) — Tropical storm 
Amy built itself up into a full 
blown typhoon today and swept 
across the Pacific on a course 
that could threaten Okinawa. 
Amy which started the day | 
with winds of 46 miles per hour, | 
was last located 448 miles south- 
west of Okinawa with winds of | 
75 miles per hour.   
The storm was moving on a’ 
north northeast course which was 
expected to take it 178 miles south’! 
southwest of Okinawa tomorrow. 
U. S. weather experts said Oki- 
nawa would have winds of 40 miles 
per hour. 
  
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Owned and Published Locally by The Pontiac Press Company — 
BAROLD A. “ 
President and 
Bowssn H. Frreemaw uo. vee Y. e. Jounw A. Risr, 
and Treasurer 
way. Advertising 
M. Teeaeweit, G. Manenats” ' Guonss C. q 
Oiakcine Bitter Ct Poel saruteien” (- Chadtied tannant 
  
~ Get Into 1959 Swing and Give | 
Generously to United Fund 
We're staging another United Fund 
drive. This is a community wide proj- 
ect and one that. our area has been 
supporting with fine consistency over 
the recent years. | 
At one time, Pontiac's goal "and 
objective were low. Our contributions 
were inadequate. : 
Happily, that day has passed. 
We stand well up. 
* * x, 
Our goal compares propor- 
tionately with the leaders in 
Michigan. Our thinking and 
generosity have seen a splendid 
upwards trend. Time was when 
everyone hung back and pointed 
to some local Scrooge and said: 
“Old Pete only gave so much, and 
I mustn’t do any more.” 
Those times are gone. 
x * * 
Now we gauge our giving by the 
liberal instead of by the misers. If all 
human conduct and all human giving 
were predicated on the worst, this 
would be a sorry society. You can’t 
go through life measuring your moral 
and social responsibilities by the bot- 
tom group. Equally, you’ can’t let 
your giving be established by those 
who do the least. ~“ 
x * * 
The most reprehensible excuse 
of all is this one: 
“I don’t have to give much to 
the United Fund as I do my giv- 
ing privately my own way.” 
Well, WHO DOESN’T? 
2° ¥ x * 
Usually, those who give the most 
to the United Fund give the most on 
the side. We pity the poor blighters 
who don’t. You can’t go through this 
life without giving liberally and fre- 
quently. Nor does an unusually lib- 
eral year act as a substitute for the 
_ following period. 
Giving is always with us. 
It always will be. 
*- * * 
Always there are people that 
are in worse circumstances than 
you are. Always there are in- 
stitutions in which you are 
Khrushchev Tells Mao 
to Help End Cold War 
Peiping is celebrating the 10th an- 
niversary of the Communist regime   
with Premier KHRUSHCHEV as a spe- 
cial guest. 
Lin Shao-chi who succeeded 
Mao Tse-tung as_ president, 
opened the ceremonies by re- 
iterating Peiping’s determination 
to seize Formosa, the Pescadores, 
Quemoy and Matsu. Defense 
Minister Peng Teh-huai declared 
that Communists should occupy 
Formosa as a “sacred duty.” 
These speeches raise no hopes for 
peace delivered as they were against 
& background of the trouble with 
Reds in Laos, occupation of India’s 
borders and the cruel suppression of 
the Tibetans. 
x * * 
For his part, however, Premier 
KRUSHCHEV described his trip to the 
United States and said of the cold 
war that “we must do everything in 
order to ease the situation and to 
create conditions for friendliness be- 
tween all nations .. . In these talks 
(with President EIs—ENHOWER) we 
frankly discussed big problems and 
tried to create an atmosphere for co- 
operation and peaceful co-existence 
thereby contributing to: consolidation 
of world peace.” 
* * * 
Mr. Khrushchev seems to have 
pointedly warned Party Chairman 
Mao Tse-tang of the necessity 
for ending the cold war. especially interested that deserve 
extra support. 
Generally, business in 1959 has 
. been better than it was for the 
few years preceding. Therefore, 
the United Fund should expect an 
increase. The agencies proved to 
be good soldiers when things were 
backing up. . 
x * * 
Give. 
Give because you want to give. 
Don’t give for popular applause or 
the cheers of the populace. Give be- 
cause you know it’s right. 
“You can’t take it with you.” 
pd 
A man is suing for divorce because 
his wife has the habit of eating an 
apple in bed when she retires. He 
should be given a divorce, not re- 
quired to pay alimony, and awarded 
a medal for refraining from tying a 
knot in her neck. 
    The Man About Town 
More Big Things Grown in This Area Make 
1959 Look Like Good Year 
Rumor: What's as hard to re- 
call as spread butter.   
  A morning glory vine with a main stem. 
of over 40 feet is crawling its glory all 
over the premises of 
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Lally 
in Birmingham. It has over a thousand 
blossoms. 
  
A total of 409 were eliminated 
from our football contest in Sat- 
urday’s game. They were the 368 
whe predicted Michigan would 
_win and the 41 who predicted a tie 
game with Michigan State. 
State won, 34-8, so the 907 who 
picked that team now carry over 
to Friday’s game between Water- 
ford and Pontiac Northern, on 
which they divide their predic- 
tions: Waterford, 485; Northern, 
415; tie game, 17. | 
  Winter radishes of giant size are being 
grown by 
Gregory Sinnett 
of Drayton Plains. His largest weighs 
four pounds and is solid to the core. 
  
The old reliable Bartlett pear refuses 
to back down for more modern varieties, 
as , 
Fletcher Woodman 
of Walled Lake brings me samples that 
weigh 12 ounces, and are dripping with. 
the sweetest juice. 
Squashes so big and tough skinned that 
he thfeatens to “open them with dyna- 
mite” are being raised by 
Peter Loveless 
of Rochester. They weigh up to 69 pounds. 
Mr. Loveless asserts that squash pie Is 
much better than pumpkin ple. 
  
Sugar beets no longer are raised to any 
extent in this section, but 
Adam Finkley 
of Keego Harbor has some in his garden 
that weigh 20 pounds. He uses them for 
chicken feed and claims that they 
sweeten up the eggs. . 
  
Delphinium plants seven feet tall in 
the garden of 
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Twombley 
of Waterford are sending up second shoots 
with blossoms almost as plentiful as.they 
were on the original plants. 
  Over at Lapeer my good friend, 
Bill Myers, 
has been writing columns in his paper 
about an elm tree 240 years old.’ Come 
across the line into Oakland County, Bill, 
and I'll show you an oak that had gray 
leaves when your elm was in diapers. 
VerbalOrchidsto- _—. Mrs. Glydie Amhurst . 
of Bloomfield Hills; 8ist birthday. s 
, Ebenezer Quarry : 
of Draytort Plains; 85th birthday. 
Mrs. Rebecca Sparkworth 
of Birmingham; 83rd birthday. 
Myron (Mike) Ladson     
  
' of Waterford; 87th birthday. 
Elizabeth Ferrell ~ 
of Milford; 91st birthday. 
Mrs. Ida R. Moore 
of Davison; 90th birthday. 
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David Lawrence Says:   
Translation Necessarily Inaccurate 
WASHINGTON — How big an 
obstacle to understanding between 
nations is the language barrier? 
several instances 
in which the 
questions asked 
by Americans 
were 
ly translated and 
several instances 
in which the 
American people 
were not given a 
true translation 
of what the 
Soviet Premier 
said in reply. 
Whether there was an attempt 
by the Russian interpreters to 
“soften” the- words of Khrushchev 
then have a few minutes to trans- 
late his notes carefully could have 
done a 100 per cent job. 
Then, too, there are differences 
the translation was only half 
. The gist, to be sure, 
they can form their own impres- 
sions. 
Thus, during the question-and- 
answer period at the National 
Press Club on Sept. 16, there was 
chev's reply was as follows: 
‘We, for our part, could think of 
quite a few questions of similar 
character.” , 
Actually, according to a tape 
recording examined later by expert 
translators—naturalized Americans 
who know Russian—Khrushchev 
said: 
“I can toss more than one dead 
cat your way, even fresher, you 
know, than the question about 
Hungary.” 
Maybe if the newsmen present 
had been given the exact answer, 
they might have asked the Soviet 
Premier to tell them the specific 
instances he had in mind. 
e * * . * 
Again, when speaking of the Bol- 
Stalin’s “crimes,” the. official   
“The Country Parson | 
  ‘spoke of re interpreter used the word 
“errors” or “distortions.” Once, then devoted 2 good part of his 
answer to explaining that the 
Soviets “value people very 
much” and “would net throw a 
man onte the moon ever,” but 
would “send” a man there some 
day. 
(Copyright 1999)   
Dr. William Brady Says:   
Fast Walk Much Better 
for Tension Than Drug 
I am aware that in the effort to 
keep these columns short enough 
to print in the space available, 
sometimes I fail to make the point 
I want to make. 
For j . 
the other day I 
pressed emotion 
as a cause of hy- 
pertension (high 
blood pressure). I 
let it go at that, 
and perhaps gave 
some readers an 
impression that 
the high blood pR. BRADY 
pressure produced 
by such emotion is unavoidable 
and therefore one can only resort 
to tranquilizer, barbiturate, alcohol 
or other drug to “‘relax.” 
This is the great American mis- 
take. : 
Primitive man expressed his 
emotions, say by fighting or run- 
ning away. Civilized man tries 
to repress his emotions. 
Thus one’s natural impulse may 
be.to bounce a right cross off the 
jaw of a neighbor, an associate, a 
customer or an who 
vexes or irritates him, but the 
customs or cgnventions of social, 
business or professional life will 
not countenance such reaction. 
One must remain calm, or make 
believe so, keep one’s voice low 
and above all smile rather than 
snarl, Even though one may be a 
good actor and behave like a cul- 
tured gentleman under provoca- 
tion, one’s blood pressure regulat- 
ing mechanism is still primitive 
and one’s blood pressure rises to 
the level required for fight or 
flight. 
So then, if one just sits there, 
  ‘ too proud to fight or too refined 
to rum away, the elevated blood 
pressure wracks the heart and — 
arteries—even though one resorts 
to alcohol or drugs to benumb 
‘consciousness of it. 
A reader took me to task when 
I criticized the doctor who rec- 
ommended a highball or two before 
dinner as a good way to “relax” 
after a hard day at the office. 
The reader said I could toss 
vexatious clients into the chucker 
and hie myself to the bowling 
green, whereas people in business 
have to stay there and take it all 
,, day. 
They may not have a bowling “For reasons given, I ven- 
ture to lay emphasis on a sug- 
gestion, which has been made 
before by others, that the pro- 
motion of great . international 
contests, such as Olympic 
games, would do for our young 
men much that is now claimed 
as peculiar to the values of 
military discipline , . . sub- 
stitution of athletic rivalries 
for battle   
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_ Pip Sat a oa: Must Find Answer — \Arson No. 2 Fire Catron ifo Berlin Problem’ | i a= 
       
         
      
  
    
      
   
   
   
    
     
          
      
        WASHINGTON (AP) "Aron said today it tured up tht in) BERLIN (UPD — U.S. Rep. ny’ shea ed Wee begome the/formation during an extensive|Victor L. Anfuso- (D-NY) said to 
No, 2 cause of all fires, ~  . _of juvenile delinquency. jday a conclusive solution of the - ft 
The National. Education Assn,|_ Malicious tlschiet or-vandalism Bertin problem must be found that| . emer i. ‘tis: motivation, according ensure free agcess to isolated 
sre we) “ |to the International Assn, of Ar-|West Berlin. dept. stores . Disarmament Policing a emery As, cman of the ter ‘OPEN EVERY NICHT TO 
Terms Very Difficult . : Qther smiotves, in order, are:|subcommittce of the “House of } _ | Monday through Saturday 
Thrill excitement, or re-|Repgesentatives, is visiting in 
od WASHINGTON (UPD) — A f0Fivenge, traud, and a desire to cov-\tollowing a one-month trie to the aes 7 gaa ahs Fs fe up ou crimes such a8 bur-|Soviet Union and other Soviet bloc | 
that Communist rebels in the north |limited East-West : nF haar ei countries, would not guarantee their ‘safety |plan d be “extremely Winess figures in somé cases Last week he attended the it they enter rebel territory. plex,” involving about 400,000 in-|" the investigators’ report showed |‘ German-American ‘meetings of the 
The North Vietnam news agen- spectors. ee oe that between 45 and 6 per Gent. ‘Atlantic Bridge’’ in Bad Godes- 
cy broadcast the warnings Sat- ‘ of ali fires in which arson w 
urday and Sunday. ‘The first was | Dr. Robert Strausz-Hupe, divec-/factor were set by youths iiien Anfuso stressed that his conclu: issued by a rebel leader identi- tor of the Foreign Policy ‘the ages of 12 and 18. sions were based on previous con- 
tied as Sisawat and. yesterday's (Institute of vania Univer-| Carelessness js the No. 1 catise “iderable studies of the problem as 
warning came from a rebel |sity, said yesterday it would tale of fires. jwell as recent experience. 
leader named Phonm in a speech |200,000 “people from our side’ : | in rebellion-turn Phongsaly Pro- ‘as many Russians to police a| Nearly 120 different makes of) There were 21,549 persons in) 
vince, . Inuclear weapons disarmament|cars were introduced to the Amer- [Federal prisons at the end of 1958, 
“We bear no responsibility for *@™ement: aa] i : ican public during 1914. ‘or 5.5 per cent more than in 1957, 
guaranteeing thé security of the| . 32 _ = (U.N.) subcommittee if it comes oie to our province,” Phoma was quot- gpa eveeyv wow. . . ed. “Our peole do not recognize ” te oe eae : 
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_EIGHT THE PONTIAC PRESS, Sionpay, OCTOBER. 5, 1950   
     “ain OUR aa Dancin School District | 
MAYTAG Rejects School Tax Hike, gare — ~ 
ROMEO — Electors in the Rom-| Just what activities will be cur-| in Romeo was.325 ne te 308 yes, 
1 eo Community School District Sat-|iaijed is yet, and will} 2 Washington 73°no-te 49 yes 
defeated 4 proposal to raiseine announced after school offi-| “8d '@ Davis €3 mo to 23 yeu. | tanee tour mallte tor school OPerS-| isle delve into the situation, he| The had} of | S4id. : stated ‘ 
: certain .activities this year,” ac- x * .t 
Brand New, Low Priced Seas 1S Pippa of} |, The Proposition alled te pass li pay increased teachers’ salar.) 
MAY FAG [pearing on Dissolution Set? 22 25 defeat of the prepesal, 
“ii said, also will mean 
Automatic Washer |for Dryden Elevator Firm 2=="*""= dded that the Board and ; ‘administration will have to go over Fills, washes, rinses, spins dry LAPEER — The show cause; the firm ventured into the im- the entire 1930-60 school program 
    
      
   
     
      and shuts off, all automatically. ffhearing in the dissolution of th=) plement business. "to decide what services could be 
— You can omit or repeat ony | Deven Farmers Elevator and Sup Lo cut this year. i ok ply Co. is stheduled for tomorrow ses were heavy, and a $100.- om | cycle phase. in Lapeer County Circuit Court, {000 loan was arranged. At th: ut We had to replace 19 out of é - | Robert A. Tripp, manager of the “me creditors accepted a 10 ner) 90 teachers this year, With ne 4 . Exclusive: First National Bahk, Dryden, is°¢®t Payment and agreed to 1c-| money, what will happen at con- 
' | » LINT FILTER TUB acting’ ..s temporary receiver. He “CPt the balance over a r- ~i of tract time next spring” asked a j ‘said today that he expects no par- une. i the superintendent. 
“a ve ticular argument from any of the. + ¥ & | He said that fixed charges, such/ Reg. $269 95 stockholders and creditors wno| An attempt was made to kee »p as teachers’ salaries, cannot be [ }'stand-to lose-approximatety $200,-|the plant open, but no ‘money was;|Cut, but there will have to be re- | $ 00 }000 in the collapse of the business. lavailable to finance handling of|ductions in other areas. 
wun | Liabilities are expected to about/the summer harvest. The mill was) * x * . tadog | $279,781. \forced to close Aug. 1, and all the! The extra millage would have , | After taxes and receivership jenwmos were discharged .— _ been levied for 10 -years. 
NY expenses are deducted, an esti- a 
| mated total eof about $380,000 
Re | Ae nen Make Home in Ypsilanti Denies Adminitration oan After Walled Lake Rites 
MAY T ‘i ane | This amount ~~! be used to pay oes 
AG ‘the bank and SBA about 50 per WALLED LAKE — Afea newly- Arbor and the daughter of Mrs. weds Mr.- and Mrs. Ronald L. Donald Thompson of 1729 Ashstan|   
    “HALO of HEAT”? wether Sie met oman x | Sesvold are now residing in Ypsi- St. - Pentiae Press Phéte 
stockholders will get nothing, he regia arr East: Barents of the bridegresm are HONOR REVOLUTIONARY HERO — A mon- mander Raymend E. Addis, and Miss Mildred E. said. , gids Mr. and Mrs. William Sesveld ef | ument to Elias Cady, a veteran of the Revolu- Cady, a descendent of the veteran of the Battle D RY E R | There are 120 stockholders, many * * * 99 Danforth Dr., Oxbow Lake. | tionary War and one of Holly's first settlers, was of Bunker Hill who because of his heroic action of them living in the Dryden-Al-| The bride is the former Jean ~*~ * * unveiled at his grave Saturday in a special cere- there became General George Washington's life- . mont area. _ Elizabeth Crumbaugh of Ann The wedding was performed by, ™ony. Shown from left are Joe Haas of The Pon- guard. Saturday's ceremony was conducted un- e ° FORMED 5'; YEARS AGO 
Fast Dry a Load in 26 Minutes =| the present corporation was : ‘formed about five years ago with 
‘farmers and business men in the! - 
‘Dryden area being the princival 
investors, Silos and modern grain- 
equipment were pur- 
at a cost of about’ $200,000. 
The biggest stockholder, Mel- the Rev. C. George Widdifield at) tiac Press, Congressman William S. Broomfield der the auspices of the American Legion Post at 
All Saints Episcopal Church in’ (R-Oakland), local American Legion Post:Com- Holly. 
Pontiac before an altar banked in’ ——--——— _ — ea eee reper 
white gladioli. 
FLOOR-LENGTH GOWN Missing Since ee 21 |are not yet known, according to 
The bride wore a floor-length Oxford Police Chief Albert Rob- 
gown of nylon tulle and chantilly ‘erts. He added that they have re- 
lace over taffeta, with long sleeves’ |fused to say why they ran away buttoned at the wrist. jane how they reached Iinois. 
Her fingertip veil was 
red b m of ti pearts 
and she carried a corsage of | OXFORD — Three Oxford girls|Mrs, G. E. Behnke, went to Wau- soaks West Unity Body hit ebud rnations. Who were missing since Sept, 21|kegan, Ill., where the girls were| 
_ — * | arrived back home safe and sound bed awaiting release to one of the} BONN (UPI) — Ex-Secretary of   
  
  
  
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Bulloch Hearing 
    
     Mrs. Roy Miles of- Flint was yesterday. | parents. State Dean G. Acheson has pro- 9 matron of honor. Flower girl was; The trio was found in Highland) | posed the creation of a ‘*high coun- 
De aye to ct. Mary McGibbons of Walled Lake.|park mi. by police of this suburb, The three had skipped school et of eminent men to oversee 
| James Fitegerald of Detroitinorth of Chicago, They were led| the afternoon of Sept 21. and efforts to increase unity among 
Di be U ni were last seen taking a bus te (the United States, Canada and MADISON HEIGHTS—A hearing | served as best man, Ushers were'to the giris’ basement apertment| ec” sice mae Gee. aiacas [Waa Sia, into the negligent homicide charge John Fitzgerald of Detroit and by a tip. 1 ak "hee against John F. Bulloch, 21, of| Gerald Sunburg of Commerce. * * * | police search was launched, 
    '30445 Townley Rd. scheduled for : A reception. was held. at Hi- The three are Anita L Behnke, 824 0 word was heard trom There are about 2,321,000 dairy 
last Friday in Royal Oak a S Land Manor, after which the new-|13; Linda M. Martin, 16; and Bar-| them until they were’ found by |cows in England and Wales this 
= cs ‘Court has been held over until) — ESS lyweds left on a honeymoon injbara H. Hamilton, 13. pelice in MMlineis. jyear, a drop of five per cent since | 43 AR FR FF S E ‘Oct. 9: _MRBS. _ RONALD L. SESVOLD Ohio. | Anita's parents, the Rev. and| The exact details of their trip|1958. 
RVICE Bulloch was charged following a) 2 eo” OO =. 
fatal’ accident in which Nicholas! : Terie : - . — - a eons ae : eeeneeeneneneeene ™ i pS eee OTe toa i > . RG ACRE RR AES POSER Sega Fe RR SE. SO RABI TE POP: EP eee 
Stoffel, 79, of 1803 W. Farnum Rd., ‘ 
90 Days Same as Cash Royal Oak was killed. 
Police said witnesses testified | 4 , 
earlier that Bulloch’s’ car rammed 
into the rear of Stoffel’s auto at 
Gas Dryers Installed Free Woodward and Warwick street) 
Aug. 14. Stoffel died from burns | 
      
  
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‘vy. this Alam Rome Shrieks at Russian ‘Clowns ‘ we | ROME (UPI).— ‘Anyone who| in a make-believe park with a into a half dozen pieces — the|green paintvall over the place, ; You Awake thinks the Russians have no sense freshly patated bench and a sade head, the “bust the midsection, The other two, clans. sire coe : - “jot humor“should see the Moscow} statue of Venus. legs. -  Janothér quite a beating during 
OTT. ee “ circus, now playing one of its oe Ri * "Eby tees, bees tec ecbsiuoen Saale eee SEIS tee 
gga ple alarmirare away-from-home stands in| Karandash’ knocks the statue|time trying to put the thing to- play ny gala cae ot ten bon ioe ea ee , over accidently and it “‘breaks”'gether again and ends up with num and Bailey * ¢ appears ‘Gkaies Toronte The Soviet clowns dregs. more : 
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special round trip ; Oe ee ot the Sanh de Singers act and the grand finale with 
. eee ae. } . | package plans including meals. } ~~ re ttle or no-sweating| more than 100 white “peace” : Jackson, Lansing - and hia faly Z j shown when a person is asleep.| doves, it is good circus that often 
Saginaw Railroad reached up to Special flat cars have been Started lf Off The device measures thumb| ®rpasses anything shown in the 
Lansing and headed north. devised to carry loaded trucks moisture to indicate when a per-| Western world 
The railroad boom was re- | #d to compete with the truck © Lib f a asleep, waking up| ‘The clowns are intriguing. | 
sponsible for several timber ae : iprary oO Congress 1 can be set to ring an slarin Except _ agers iied 
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REACHES ITS PEAK Route C person should be made answerable|°wrent short-range models. lheavily on time-tested routines | A 6-PASSENGER CAR! By 1920; however, the advent on oute hanges for them or in. my opinion the', formed sources said test fir-|sich as teasing the frock-coated — ~w , 
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transportation had application to shift passenger| two buildings with 36 acres of enorgious pair of scissors. | COMING OCT. 8TH... ; over the Cape and plunged into reached a peak. service on its Bay City-Detroit run| floor space, 230 miles of book | the Atlantic Ocean shortly after it|, S#™@mdash is scarcely five feet o =. < will be held before the Public Serv-| shelves, and 2,500 employees an- | was jaunched yesterday was the tall. He wears a ridiculous green THE NEW-SIZE FORD 
The industry's problems \ice Commission tomorrow. swerable tor the collection. Its |40thPolaris te be fired and one|{*lt Conical hat but has other cus-) were compounded by inter- * * t administrators have asked Con- |of the last of the current 700-mile-|"°™ simmicks. | ROAR city bus. service. Then the ‘adler Se A et kee eee ee an renee metas . His show stopper is a routine 
infant trucking industry grew |discontinuance of present “ would more space than |—— — tell ciel 8 —_ oe a 
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A Chesapeake and Ohio offic- |able passenger train operations mass of available material. This 
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The experiments will take place nation. : | 4,511,647 items, but added only! at Holmdel, N. J., and the Gold-) ’ om . y| 
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Ore Cut to Near Zero 
Compared to ‘58 Days 
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the library.   Chairman of the Library Study 
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wisson, said that despite. the. fact 
that schools maintain individual 
libraries, educators ‘emphasized 
that school libraries are far from 
adequate. Adults are not permit- 
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also pointed out. 
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    TWELVE THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1959 
ths i f y Sen Now se ao Tu, tt 4. Water Shortage \Rey, Burelt o Deaths in Pontiac and Nearby Areas (= E;c-—-o-(Sciess Sortie engin Rev: Bune ol Hall wo Neteal tess Gamat Whisky Makers   
  
  
  
      
  MRS. JOHN W. HEWITT Canada, and Mrs. Arthur Crivéa|neral home and service will follow Deaths Els he ae ) | ss the Ra | Mrs. John W. (Jennett) Hewitt, jof Sylvan Village. fat 20 am. at 8 Vincent De Past wSewnere LONDON (UPD —Sasteh whisky} poy 7 Ses ee etn '92, died Sunday at 165 S. Edth| Alo surviving ere Gece rob eS t. | By mie ASSOCIATED PRESS |i hi le distillers are the latest sufferers|pastor of the Baptist Church here. ‘St.; where She lived with her son, /¢rS. 13 grandchildren, and 13 great}Catholic ; | PrrMAN, NJ. «aPy—pr. Ea! MIC igan awyer from the drought which is’ steadily|will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday Fred Hewitt. jerendchesaren. ~ |, MIRS, WILMER G. SHARP win Eliot Willoughby, 59, Shakes-\»,, exhausting Britain's water sup-|from the Besides -Mr. Hewitt she leaves) Service will be held at 1:30 P.M.| Service for Mrs. Wilmer G.|Perian scholar, Jecturer, author Dies of Cancer plies: Burial will 
liamsburg. Va. and David Hewitt|Funeral Home with burial in Oakii934 ‘Durant St., will be held at|He was one of the few American} HOWELL w@—Glen C. Yelland, ning at his home at 14526 F 
Bruce Davis of Napanee, Ontario, | ;  _ |Fowlerville with burial in Oak! * * * law in Michigan for half a cen-|8¢t that they have not been able . eee | Magdalen, 67, for- : PORTLAN i wel gene ait 4,/to resume business as Gsual, after and Sister Mary Lawn Cemetery, Stockbridge. R D, Maine (AP) —'tury, died of cancer yesterday, He “ his ;merly associated with St. Joseph | Mrs. Sharp died Friday at Pon- Frederick H., Libby, 96, believed| was 71. their summer break. % 
Best Seller FICTION Ee, eT iar Osteopathic Hospital after a| ‘0 be the nation’s oldest member} The Michigan Bar Assn. hon-| The brilliant sunshine which 
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| E oe TT osbital. De-lthree-week illness. She will be Of the Knights of Pythias, died! 2s" yetand Sept. 24 for hie 50| delighted sutema helldaymakers 
  p 4 troit, where she had served as ; |Saturday, He was a member of : = it t ille t * " ractice pre brought only gloom farmers Rébekahs and 
Old rof's director of personnel since 195. hares ral “he D F.  Pursiey| the social and charitable organiza yer ted ag . oui al was and workers in the aden mid- alee wie The former Mary Donovan, Sis-) Lee jtion for 74 years. ‘nee nett BOOK SHOP ter Mary Magdalen war graduated Puner®! Home in Pontiac. Ss a & | A 1909 graduate of the old De-| 'ands- ber of the local 9 W. Lawrence St A member of the Methodist’ ru , f the St. Joseph M Hospi- ; HOLLYWOOD (AP) — William/troit College of Law, Yelland ~*~ * * Surviving Se eel 'sEeccl of piensa ie fe Arkon Church, she is survived by her | Bishop, 41,- Broadway and movie|served one term as Livingston} In Lancashire, water supplies|daughter, Mrs. Gertrude Tietz of —$—$—$—$—————_—===—mms in 1918. She served with the Army "USband, three daughters, Mrs.' actor and most recently a regular|county prosecuter in 1920. At one/have now been reduced to little/Glendale, Calif., two sisters; two   
  
            
  
  
  
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© $] 648° of Mercy at Dubuque, Ia. |Cristner of Port Huron; and three; ~ *® * jand a daughter, Mrs. W. H. Mc-/| warned that even this small supply} The Rev. R. J. Karney of Lan- HEATER Service will be held at 11 a.m. /S08S: Glenn of Port Huron; Robert) HANOVER, N.H. (AP) — Dr. Neil Jr. of Charlotte, N.C. Funeral|may be cut off without warning|sing will officiate at Wednesday's 
Cheese Your Own Equipment Tuesday in the hospital chapel/ith the U. S. Army at Fort Ben-| Milton G. Winternitz, 74, former! services, will be tomorrow, at any moment, service. BIRMINGHAM RAMBLER jwith burial in Holy ‘Sepulchre|"™8- Ga., and Richard, serving | sansa — — Mi 6-3900 Cemetery. ‘ jin Japan with the U. S. Air Force. 
’ —— Mrs. Sharp also leaves three 
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     "| THE PONTIAC PRESS,’ MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, 
British Opposition Dramatically Closes Gap   
  
  Labor, Conservatives Neck and N eck 
With the Liberal party support- 
    
  
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test successful. 
* capsule was only a boiler plate 
* sule it carries weighs one ton and 
is surmounted by a 16-foot escape 
safely lower the capsule to earth. 
Ff ORDO OH OSS CAMA S OO °** ce 
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Test Successful Little Joe Zooms Up 
40 Miles With Capsule; 
Destroyed as Planned 
WASHINGTON (AP)—A Little 
Joe booster rocket has turned in 
a big performance for space sci- 
entists. 
The rocket Sunday hoisted a 
dummy spacecapsule with an in- 
ert @scape rocket system to an al- 
titude of 40 miles above the At- 
lantic Ocean. ‘They were intention- 
ally destroyed according to plan 
about 24% minutes after launching. 
The National Aeronautics and 
Space Administration stamped the 
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lop’s Island, Va., research station 
was the first in a series for the|--~ 
Little Joes, The dummy space 
  mock-up of the type that will car- 
ry man into space. 
Neither the capsule nor the es- | 
cape system was instrumented for | 
the test of the rocket’s booster, | 
launching and destruct s}stems. 
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The Little Joe is a 24-foot, 20,- 
000-pound rocket. The 10-foot cap- 
  
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Laborites led by Hugh Gaitskell|S2owed * buse 20% per cent had io Cte. cuts and increased oid | HOOVER DEALER had dramatically closed’ the £8P/when these ‘don't knows’ were|®8@ Pensions and some super-slick] ait MAKES REPAIRED with Prime Minister Harold Mac- asked which party they were more television electioneering combined 90 DAY GUARANTEE 
q millan’s Conservatives, seeking | inlined to support, they put Labor|t? hack away at the Tory lead. FREE ESTIMATES 
Ps third term in the nationwide elec- ahead 42% per cent to 41. One newspaper survey didn’t FREE PICK-UP ond DELIVERY 
80 tion of a House of Commons agree. The right-wing Sunday Dis- 
ade ok on on a igh Aw Thursday. .| STARTLING REVERSAL patch surveyed 208 doubtful dis- ON ALL SERVICE 
R-Ohio which’ country, | equipment. capita peop: any 0 ; But with only three days to go,} When the campaign opened just|tricts and concluded the Conser- py who a the potas Such combinations that threat- * *« * country in the world—19.5 pounds a massive and decisive block of|over two weeks ago, the national|vatives would get back with a 51-| A-1 Vacuum Cleaner Act and the 1959 Landrum-Griffin en the free American market must} Asst. Secretary of Defense|last year. This put them ahead of voters appeared still undecided. opinion polls gave Labor little|seat majority. “labor reform’? law “are going to be brought under uniform restric-|Charles C. Finucane said the two the Swiss, the pre-war champions, | * * * chance. The Conservatives’ popu-| SALES and SERVICE cure all the evils” and “break tions of the same federal anti-trust|services had volunteered to re-\whose per capita consumption was The Liberal News Chronicle's larity then appegred sufficient-to| The United States has 6 per cent |] 21 Water St. FE 4-3777 laws,” he said. duce their forces, but that the Ar-|18.7 pounds in 1958. ilatest poll indicated the two ma- send them back with as big or.of the world’s total land area. — | the great economic and political - ; a epgnan i ~power of labor bosses is sadly ~ mistaken.” : 
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“Junket Renews Faith'Harriman Says: Nixon May Talk Dairy Strike Is Averted eng sg federal Art Boy Paes   
Let's Not Use saith of Johnson in People 3.3) Capitalism’ to UAW Oct. 15 After Marathon Talks {Drowns (5Fins.... DALLAS, Tex. (AP) — Two _ DETROIT (UPI) — Residents in) would have struck early this ~ MELSINGI, Finland —Fit- weeks of traveling through Texas| BOSTON, Mass. (AP)—W. Ave-   
  
  
     
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renewed the faith of Sen. Lyndon el) Harrimab, eprint Reuther Expects Reply'|...i- min deliveries this mori eh _— heavy tog. Sinahe. ot Bee er 
B. Johnson in the strength of On eed coghelen nould be aboi.; Today to Atlantic City! as usual, but it was a close call,| © 1500 workers Inside. the 21 |-south Finland, to celebrate the ae 
SEN be A POPNT haste, Invitation _A strike which would have cut | S2)rtes involved, and 3,590 driver | fenst day of the town's. patron FED-UP with 
   “Teldphone calls are handy, let-| He told a Ford Hall Forum Sun- off 70 per cent of the area's milk wae, ters: are good, but nothing quite|day night: “Capitalism im the supply was averted yesterday | State and federal mediators sat Their motorboat collided 
equals sitting down with a man/minds of the people of Asia is} DETROIT a—The United Auto ot another 
and just talking,” Johnson said|almost synonymous with colonial-| | Workers intone is ay Workers Local 8 ratified an | were held for two months before — 
on his weekly broadcast for Tex-jism. It seems to me that we Nixon's answer doday to an IMVi) . none which was the result 
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   radio stations. =a not permit Mr. (Nikita) |tation to address their convention) of . 9s.heur marathon bargaia- the agreement was reached water, Only six were saved 
“From all these meetings and| Khrushchev or any other Commu-|at Atlantic City, N.J. -ing session with the Detroit Milk (Aavertisement) (advertiesment) Neumode’s famous FLEX-TOP banishes 
from hundreds of Texans, I've/nist to write us down as the stand-| x* * * Dealers Assn. forever that “cut” feeling that comes from 
gained renewed faith that no su- ard-bearer of capitalism. Nixon’s Washington office prom- | ti Rectal Itch . 
persalesman of any foreign ‘ism,’ “Our economic system has little ised last week he would reply one! The new two - year contract, Lsormen hg tight-top seamless nylons. 
no Khrushchey or anyone else, resemblance to the century-old way or another on the telephone! | which became effective at mid- FLEX-TOPS give i ih ae 
will ever successfully peddle his, Marxist concept of capitalism, and to UAW President Walter Reuther.| night Saturday night, gave the ~ Sto a Minutes en ery 
ware in America,” Johnson said. we should abolish the word.’ The Vice President's press sec-/ dairy workers a provision for sev- p movement ... give you'perfect fit above . 
— wr are retary, — oe  wes| eranme pay we oe _ time. Science Finds New Healing oy carver the knee . .. take up garter-strain as well. 
Se ee Promptly Stops Itching and Pain pa arrange his schedule. He was in-| The contract also included a You'll find FLEX-TOPS on of 
IAW St te ».| New York, N. ¥. (Special) — | ment” was reported and veri- ou’ll fin every one LOWEST PRICES vited to talk to the UAW Oct. 15. ieee ot ane, — — m, One of the most common afftic- | fied by doctors’ observations. these famous Neumode Seamless Nylons: 
EVER AT Previously, three Pemocratic | — 4 tions is a condition known as | This improvement was main- 7 . 
‘ NCE U.S. senators, all 1960 presiden- |the agreement, as well as in-) «itching piles”. It is most | tained in cases where doctors’ Dependable” famous walking-sheer... . $89 
CURT’S APPLIA tial nomination possibilities, ac- | creases in fringe benefits such a embarrassing for the vigtim | observations were continued “Honeybare” semi-stretch dress sheer: .. 1.00 .. 
~ cepted invitations to address the | hospitalization. | during the any ond especially = pernet mente! ees “Boulevard” dress sheer in tints. ....... 1.15 { ravating at nig ese sulfe 7 . 
SPECIAL! ; | oaeeaticn fate a | Some 4,000 union members | *SRravVallg le you've used | variety of hemorrhoid condi. “Tissue Sheer” with reinforced heel... .. : . 
= USED S| NGER opi oer para —— | without results — bees’ 8 good tions; soup of 10 to 20 years’ ome, show: minrre ca aga 
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_ he had other commitments. = Find Man Asphyxiated | has found a new healing sub- | The secret is this new healing "Cover Girl” all-stretch sheer. ......... eine —y Accepting were Sens. John Ken- Car N oe l stance with the, Seager pomp td ty a “M £ 6 condel shoes. 1.35 
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Reconditioned oo Pa nedy of Massachusetts, ‘ Hubert/!# Or ear Cadiliac ability ~ — y stop the | covery ~ oF ven” with “cn geil 1.35. 
& Electrified a and pain. It actu- | research insti 8 ootsa lisle-lined 
pg, Humphrey of Minnesota, and Stu-| CADILLAC W—Ra all rinks hemorrhoids — | stance is now obtainable in oint- 1 ymond Billett, i : . _ ! 
PORTABLE . . *19.50 art, Symington of, Mianour. Kew of eral McBain, wat found) wane, SOCEN, Media oe | ee Ye hae Tr Hice-tep siphons Os bette»: Met eager + ? jasphyxiated yesterday in his car) oduces a remarkably effec- | Preparation H suppositories —_——— FREE. sip a inew: Raklaed (ton Oct. 12 and Humphrey Oct. 15.) on US. a about one mile north! ve rate of healing. Its germ- (convenient to 7, if awa 
@ Reconditioned lof Cadillac. killi properties also help pre- rom home) or ration - e 
igre ania spall eiates ) a The UAW convention will be held) State Police said the motor was vent betestion. ointment with special applice- Neumode Hosiery Pp 
FE 5-4049 oe Tour a at Atlantic City, N.J., Oct. 9-16./running and that Billett- appar- In one hemorrhoid case after | tor. Absolute satisfaction 
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Plan High School Concert Nov. 2: Conductor : : oe 
From East ‘Must Learn. 
PM etal ane oe 
Two mix-match sleepers in one 
package give mothers. ways of switch- 
ing tops and bottoms because they are 
color coordinated. One sleeper is a 
  
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print called Zoo Parade, the other is 
a. solid pastel. 
washable, long wearing cotton knit 
with double feet and elastic ankles. They are made in 
SAS RAO EE! SHE FRE 
To Host Beloit Gathering Meadow Brook Hall, the 
estaté of Mr. and’ Mrs. Alfred 
G. Wilson, will be the scene of 
a special program for Beloit 
College alumni, parents, coun- 
selors, prospective students and 
guests on Sunday. The Wilsons 
are trustees and Mr. Wilson is 
an alumnus of the Wisconsin 
college. 
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson will be 
host and hostess at the affair 
titled “Beloit in Detroit.” A 
tour of Meadow Brook Hal] at 
4 p. m. will be followed by a 
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  buffet supper_and a program 
designed. to.. acquaint - guests 
with Beloit college traditions 
and future plans. 
x * * 
Participants in the program 
will include Miller Upton, 
president of the college, history 
professor Robert Irrmann who 
will narrate an_ illustrated 
“Story of Beloit’? and repre- 
sentatives of the college dean's, 
alumni and development of- 
fices. 
Harriet Keye, daughter of 
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Keye of 
Pleasant Ridge and Dennis 
Wik, president of the Beloit stu- 
. dent body, will also participate. 
* * * 
The Beloit alumni committee 
helping to plan the event in- 
cludes, in addition to Mr. and 
Club of Detroit and Mrs. Mark 
Beaubien, Mr. and Mrs. Vin- 
Mr. and Mrs 
Hills, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert 
Hansen of Madison Heights, 
Mrs. Lucy Barlass Purnell] of 
Royal Oak, and Thomas S. 
Heywood of Dearborn. 
* * * 
Beloit alumni in Pontiac in- 
clude Mr. and Mrs. Gene W. 
Professor to 
to U. of M. 
Recefit eyewitness accounts 
of European affairs by one of 
the nation’s most qualified po- 
litical observegs will be the 
attraction at the Birmingham 
University of Michigan Alum- 
nae Club tea on Tuesday. 
* * * 
The tea, featuring Prof. 
Preston W. Slosson of the’ his- 
tory department of the Uni- 
versity of Michigan, will be 
held at the home of Mrs. L. 
R. Leader of Cranbrook road 
in Bloomfield Hills. The af- 
fair will start at 1:15 p. m. ~\ Crooks, Mr. and Mrs. Edward 
H. Leland and Mrs. Albert H. 
Stauffacher. 
Rent Glee 4 
The classic figure of Ameri- 
can beauty is the ‘‘perfect 36,’’ 
or at least, so say the seers of 
Atlantic City. That would be 
36-32-36. 
* * * 
But what about beauty’s 
fourth dimension? It’s the di- 
mension you can’t see but with- 
‘out it there is no true beauty. 
Let’s call it the ‘‘disposition”’ 
dimension. It's the readiness to 
smile, not frown; the instinct 
to speak well of others, to lend 
a sympathetic ear, to offer help 
when it is needed. It is the 
embodiment of the saying, 
‘Beauty is as beauty does.” 
* * * 
As with all beauty treatments 
it must be cultivated and then 
practiced consistently until it 
becomes a habit. It will be- 
come your second nature. Your 
fourth beauty dimension will be 
as immediately identified with 
you as your figure or your face 
or the color of your hair. 
* * * 
Serenity of disposition de- 
pends on physical well being. 
Speak 
Alumnae > 
  PRESTON W. SLOSSON 
Andreae, Mrs. W. C. Ran- 
dall, Mrs. Robert Atkinson 
and Mrs. R. F. Watt. 
Mrs. Robert Carpenter, so- 
* * * 
cial chairman, will have Mrg. 
Calvin Patterson, Mrs. M. J. 
Bell, Mrs. J. U.. Klarr and 
Mrs. P. E. Bollinger as her 
assistants, ction Will Direct 
and choral arranger and con- 
ductor for the Oldsmobile deal- 
er shows. 5 
* * * 
This fall’s program will in- 
clude 250 Pontiac Northern 
High School vocalists under 
the direction of Melvin Lari- 
mer, and 650 Pontiac Central 
High School singers under the 
direction of Doreen Voltmann, 
A. Michael Dempsey and 
George Putnam. 
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and 
total of more than 30,000 stu- 
dents in choruses participating 
in 64 festivals and clinics un- 
der his direction. 
Last year he directed the 
Wayne State University Choral 
Festival in Detroit. 
* *x * 
At present he is choral pro- 
fessor at Ithaca College in Ith- 
School in 1949, 1952 and 1956 
as guest conductor. 
* * * 
He will have three rehear- 
sals with the massed chorus 
before the concert. 
This informal fall music fes- 
tival, which will be held in the 
Pontiac Northern High School 
gymnasium this year, has 
long been an important event 
in the musical life of the Pon- 
tiac secondary schools. 
Faithful Hair Care 
We've just learned that faith- 
ful Moslems shampoo their 
hair on Friday only — the 
Middle East's equivalent of 
the ‘Saturday night bath.” 
Dimensions 
Don't let yourself get over- 
tired. It leads to irritation and 
short temper. When you de- 
tect such symptoms, take a 
beauty break. Postpone that 
business appointment or even 
cancel that heavy date if neces- 
sary. Chances are, in your up- 
set state, you wouldn't have 
been very successful anyway. 
x * * 
The beauty break is built on 
rest and relaxation. Relax the 
inner tensions along with the 
nerves and muscles. Start with 
a leisurely, warm and luxuri- 
ous. bath. If bubbles do .any- 
thing for you, make it a bubble 
bath. After drying, massage 
the body ever so gently, using 
a good quality witch hazel. 
You'll almost feel your 
muscles’ gratitude as they re- 
lax. Now take your time with 
the rest of your nightly beauty 
chores and climb between the 
sheets. 
x -* * 
Give yourself an extra hour 
or two of sleep this night and 
you'll look and feel your beauty 
best at home or in the office 
next day. Your fourth beauty 
dimension will shine through. 
Rebekahs Hold 
Service at Meet 
Pontiac Rebekah Lodge No. 
450 met recently at Malta 
Temple on Perkins street. A 
memorial service was held for 
Mrs. Ethel Kluge and Mrs. 
Cora McClellan. 
New members will be in- 
itiated at the Oct. 16 meeting. 
Mrs. Ervid Smith of Kemp 
St. will be hostess to the mem- 
bers on Saturday, Oct. 10. 
Fall Luncheon 
at First Baptist 
Attended by 75 
mittee served the luncheon, 
Mrs. Roy McBeth of the 
Strathmoor Judson Baptist 
Church in Detroit was guest 
speaker. 
Mrs. Robert Lee and Mrs 
William Hakes took part in 
~   DON CRAIG 
Smith-Johnson 
Nuptial Vows 
Pronounced 
Sandra Lou Johnson, daugh- 
ter of Mr. and Mrs, Leonard 
J. Johnson of Edison street, 
married Joseph LeRoy Smith 
of Williams street Sept. 26 at 
Central Methodist Church. Par- 
ents of the bridegroom are Mr. 
and Mrs, Harry Smith of Ken- 
tucky, 
* * * 
The bride wore a floor-length 
gown embroidered in lace with 
a tricot insert at the bodice. 
She carried a bouquet of pom- 
pons, white orchids and 
streamers of lily of the valley. 
Mrs. Robert J. Vance was 
matron of honor and Peggy 
Johnson was the bride's at- 
tendant. They are both sisters 
of the bride. They wore pastel 
blue satin and lace gowns and 
carried cascade bouquets of 
yellow daisies and chrysanthe- 
mums, 
* * * 
Ear] Hall and Lynn Johnson, 
brother of the bride, attended 
the bridegroom. 
Following the ceremony a 
reception was held in the 
church parlors. 
First Dance 
of Fall Held 
by Trailers 
The Cross Trailers held their 
opening dance of the season at 
Willis School Friday evening 
with members and 18 guest 
couples from Rochester. Ox- 
ford, Aubufn Heights, Orton- 
ville, Almont and Ferndale. 
This is an_ intermediate 
level group for western 
square and round dancing. 
The club will meet the first 
and third Fridays of each 
month af Willis School to 
dance from 8:30 to midnight. 
Sam Joan will be the caller. 
Officers for the coming year 
are Bruce Allen, president; 
Chris Holmes of Romeo, vice 
president; Mrs. James Bar- 
wick of Utica, secretary, and 
Mrs. David Slater, treasurer. 4 -: ay a ’ Ly Lae a PALS yk ee phe a, 5 « ee apa 
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¥ to Accept 
Some Gifts 
both ran out of cigarettes. She 
said she would go to the store 
to get some. 
“Knowing I had none left, 
she asked what brand I smoked 
“‘When my husband and I 
returned home I told him what 
I did and he thinks his friend's 
wife may take this as an insult 
when she discovers the money. 
Will you please tell me if I 
was wrong?”’ : 
Answer: I agree with your 
husband that having offered 
to pay for the cigarettes, and 
your money having been re- 
fused, you should have ac- 
cepted with thanks the hos- 
pitably offered gift without 
leaving the money for it. 
  
“Dear Mrs. Post: My brother 
recently had a son and they 
called him James. My 
brother's name is also James, 
but he is James Henry and 
his son James Stephen. Half 
the family say he cannot be 
called Jr. because the middle 
name is not the same, the other 
half feels he can because the 
first name is the same. Who 
is right?”’ 
  
Answer: He is not Jr., which 
we would be only if his name 
were identical with that of his 
father. 
“Dear Mrs. Post: Concern- 
ing pallbearers, is it customary 
for them to offer their services, 
or are they asked to fill this 
position? If so, how does one 
go about this. Also, are they 
given anything for performing 
this service?” 
  
Answer: Certain best friends 
of the deceased are selected 
and asked to be pallbearers. 
They are not given anything. 
Sylvanites View 
Films on Mexico 
The New Sylvanites met at 
the home of Mrs. Howard 
White on Avondale avenue 
Thursday evening for their 
first regular meeting of the 
year. 
Mrs. Roger Cuneo from the 
Women's International League 
for Peace and Freedom in- 
troduced Mrs. A. D. McLoy 
who talked on the U.N. and 
showed slides of her recent 
trip ‘to Mexico. 
Mrs. Warter Britton was 
a guest at the meeting. 
  
It’s a two-sided story in this new reversible nylon 
snowsuit, here worn by a playful Eskimo lad headed | 
for a bank of new fallen snow. When he gets tired of 
one color, the jacket can, be turned inside out and he 
“~   This fall suit 
of Forstmann 
plaid in 
autumnal 
copper and 
green features 
the latest 
bit of fashion 
elegance—a 
flattering 
shawl fur 
collar. The 
longer, belted 
double 
breasted and 
the shoulders. 
are rounded, 
more relaxed 
Dropps-Hurd Wedding 
Witnessed by 300 
Grace Ann Hurd of LaJose, 
Pa, and Everette H. Dropps 
were married Sept. 26 at.St 
Michael Catholic Church in 
the presence of some 300 
guests. 
The bride is the daughter of 
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hurd of 
LaJose, Pa. Parents of the 
bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. 
Henry O. Dropps of West 
Brooklyn avenue. 
Fashioned with tiers of Chan- 
tilly lace the bride’s gown was 
floor length and was enhanced 
by a Sabrina neckline and 
fitted bodice. She wore a pure 
silk fingertip veil and held an 
arrangement of white roses, 
lilies-of-the-valley and stream- 
ers centered by red roses. 
* x * 
Mrs. Gordon Dropps of Ann 
Arbor attended as matron of 
honor. Bridesmaids were 
Joyce Dropps and Mrs. Daniel 
Dropps. 
The attendants’ gowns were . 
of red taffeta in princess lines 
and featured aitiffon bodices 
accented at the back with a 
panel effect. They Wore 
matching feather theadpieces 
and held bouquets of red and 
white carnations. 
* * * 
Gordon F. Dropps of Ann 
Arbor, brother of the bride- 
  groom, was best man. Usher- 
ing were Daniel J. Dropps and 
Richard Artega of Auburn 
Heights. 
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MRS. EVERETTE H. DROPPS 
After a reception at the 
Knights of Columbus Hall, the 
couple left for a honeymoon 
at Niagara Falls. They will 
reside on LaFay drive. 
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He's Not Grumbling, 
He’s Just a Husband By RUTH MILLETT ;workbench or otherwise off by 
| Memo to the autumn brides: The himself. 
honeymoon is over when — 
| He asks, “What's for dinner?'’; much,” when you ask hing what 
BEFORE the home-coming kiss. | happened at the office:   
He starts saying, “Nothing | ____ THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 5,°1959 
Bé Beautiful! your teenage children, or how to 
too great for folks, and then 
the discouragements and frus- 
trations creep up on one’s nat- 
ural enthusiasm for ‘Wing like 
tropical mildew on leather shoes. 
At such times we can't see any 
further away or higher up than 
an earth worm. 
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We all have our times of strain, 
our frustrations and personal 
crises, but may the time never 
light on the water, a sunset, the 
fail to give use a lift! come when unfolding blossoms, 
the vivid colors of fall, moon-.|( 
first zippy feel of frost or the|{ 
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father vice president; Connie 
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Stephen Kives and Mrs, Fred   
Felice, Mrs. Sam Calabrese and   
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Trust Accusation Never Proven     
  
_Mr. Citizen Unaffected: by Du Pont Ruling ‘Ry ROBERT GOLDENTEN is ip | we js 
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“Federal Judge Walter La Buy | ruled. Friday that Du Pont could 
   t, which started} 
action 10 years ago, | 
ot announced whether it will | 
was that 
the ruling was favorable to both 
Du Pont and General Motors 
stocks. 
REMOVES CLOUD 
One spokesman, Charies Mc- 
Goldrick, head of the research de- 
partment of Walston & Co., called 
it “the most bullish decision that 
could have occurred under the 
circumstances. It removes a cloud 
which has been hanging over both 
General Motors and Du Pont.” 
But the decision should have | 
little, if any. direct impact on 
the affairs of the average man 
on the street or even the cus- | 
tomers of General Motors’ cars | 
and refrigerators or Du Pont’s 
mylon stockings and other chein- 
ical products. 
The defense contended during 
the trial that an undesirable im- 
pact could have resulted if the 
court granted the government's re- 
quest for a forced sale of GM 
stock j 
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One witness testified that this 
would depress the value of GM 
stock to the point where General 
Motors could not successfully 
raise the funds needed to main-/ 
tain its position in the automotive 
industry by selling its stock in the | open market. 
* * 
Judge 
government had not shown that 
General Motors gave preferential 
treatment to Du Pont’s products, | 
He said: 
“The government's princinal | concern appears to be that Du Pont’s continuing financial interest 
in General Motors will force (it) 
to see that General Motors is the 
prime. if not exclusive recipient of 
Du Pont's research activities."”’ 
The government does not sug: | 
gest that there is any evidence 
that Du Pont has favored Gen- 
eral Motors over General Motors’ 
competitors. Such a charge was 
made in the original complaint 
but was never proven. 
“It is out of deference, there- 
fore. to the government's naked 
suggestion that Du Pont might fa- 
vor General Motors, that the court 
Proposes to include in the final 
judgement provisions which will 
specifically prohibit Du Pont from 
offering any product or service to 
General Motors on terms and con- 
ditions more favorable than those 
offered to competitors of General 
Motors."’ 
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LaBuy said if General Motors 
owned a large block of Du Pont 
stock rather than the other way) 
around ‘‘there might be some 1n- 
centive for Genera] Motors to buy! 
from Du Pont in order to increase 
the latter’s sales and profits.’ But 
in this case, he went on, General 
Motors has no financial interest in 
Du Pont “and the court is aware 
of no incentive which would op- 
erate to influence a General Motors 
employe to favor Du Pont én any 
way.” 
* * * 
Robert A. Bicks, head of the gov- 
ernment’s antitrust division was 
absent from his Washington home 
on a weekend sailing trip and his’ 
assistant said it is absolutely im-| 
possible to speculate on whether | 
the government wil] appeal the 
decision. \ 
In Washington, Rep. Emmanuel 
Celler (D-NY), chairman of the 
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. $130,900 PROJECT AT CHURCH — The ‘United Presbyterian Church is con- 
structing a $180,000 addition ‘to its church and school building on Sashabaw road. two stories high. The addition is of Gothic design. 
Commercial Building Boom Hi 
~~ Record In Waterford Town: tion will feature a full basement 
for additional classrooms, 
~*~ * * 
Another addition to the Union! 
{Lake Lumber Co. on Cooley Lake 
road for a commercial lawn mow- 
_ ler sales and service business add- 
advance-|ed $9,000 to the building permit 
cost total. 
4 NEW GAS STATIONS 
A new ‘sporting goods store = — .   ai? fee il i 
  * * * 
Owners of another $20,000 clin- : 
; Crescent Lake read are John 
Bell, Lieyd Kirby and John Step- 
pert. The 46 by 34 foot building 
is of the latest design.   
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A $20,000 clinic on Highland road|' 
between Alma and Irwin streets 
was opened fecently by James 
Luttman. The modern light gray/and small business 
building sets off the highway some/dot the 3l-square mile township F 
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  MODERN DENTAL CLINIC—Typical of the many, smart new buildings constructed recently in Waterford Township is this mod- 
ern denta} clinic at 1132 Voorheis road. The bi-level structure, Pontiae Press Phete 
owned by Dr. M. Kenneth Dickstein, has seven rooms on the sec- ond floor. 
      The addition, at the right,,will have two levels for classrooms and a 
le on Elizabéeth Lake road near | 
ishments oe 
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main auditorium 
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    clinics in the state was opened! Walton. 
} last_ month an the north side of) | yota) fir all building in Wa-| 
Voorheis road between Calvert and) terford Township since January 
Waverly streets. The attractive! 
$30,000 bi-level building features! 
large windows on the ground floor) 
es, wel as, in the seven ottcel Says Reds |M. Kenneth Dickstein is the own- ~ « * 
now stands at about $6,234,628. 
  
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WASHINGTON (UPI)—Sen, Phil 
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One of the most unusual] dental issuance of permits, according to has been in the prot sul 
| gineering field for 13 years, | 
maintaining offices in the Pon. | 
  $100,000 Building’ of Johnson & Anderson 
Will Be Elaborate 
Construction is under way for a 
paneled front, along with thin-lime 
light walls with the newest type 
white solar .selecting-glass blocks, 
will be featured in the building. 
* * * 
Library, conference, accounting 
and clerical rooms comprise the 
ground floor plan. Also included   Face brick and an aluminum 
‘to Be Witnesses   
Freighter Crew spared no expense in appoint- 
ments and design. 
Built of modern design, the 
“|hipped roofed building . has. two 
levels, connected by long decora- 
tive bowling pins as posts for a 
divider effect. E 
The coffee shop will accommo- 
date more than 80 people. There 
rare locker rooms for men and 
women and a supervised nursery 
on the first level permits parents 
to peek into the room through a 
one-way glass window without the 
children knowing it. 
A stainjess steel kitchen is sit- 
uated 50 that both the coffee 
shop and food bar on the south 
side of the building may be ac- 
commodated at the same time. 
Walk-in coolers are another 
kitchen feature. 
Carpeting extends from one end 
of the 184-foot lobby to the other, 
and newdype blue. and gray plastic 
fiberglas seats accommodate niore 
than 600 people, ex¢luding specte- 
    jare a print room, a file room and 
a completely equipped coffee 
lounge. 
Seven spacious offices with 
|movable wood and glass partitions 
jwill be installed on the second 
| Second floor. 
The Johnson & Anderson firm 
tiac State Bank Building for the 
past eight. 
Established as consulting engi- 
|neers for surrounding townships 
‘and other municipalities, it has 
won recognition for designing the 
|Warren treatment plant, rated one 
'of the finest in the country. | 
  
To Consider New Post 
.| WASHINGTON (UPI)—A Senate 
ip A. Hart (D-Mich) Believes So-|Subcommittee plans to study! 
\viet Premier Khrushchev came to|Whether the United States needs . 
\the United States, “not to learn,|@ Super cabinet secretary for na- Dutch Sailor Facing 
| Indictment in Death of 
| Chicago Heiress 
| BOSTON (UPI)—Crewmen from 
‘inquiry into the mysterious death 
lof Chicago heiress Lynn Kauff-, 
\man. ‘ ’ 
* * * 
An estimated 25 witnesses were 
scheduled to appear before 
Suffolk County grand jury. 
District Attorney Garret H. 
Bryne said he will seek an in- | 
dictment against Willem M. L. | 
Van Rie, Dutch radio officer 
aboard the Utrecht. 
Police said Van Rie, who now is 
in a Brooklyn jail on a fugitive 
jcharge, admitted he had ‘a love 
affair with the young divorcee 
— semi-nude body was found 
jnear Spectacle Island in Boston 
arbor. 
Police also quoted Van Rie as tors viewing exhibition play. There 
is space for 500 more people if 
there is a need, Bonfiglio said. 
Hi-fi music plays as bowlers get 
into .the swing, and an inter-com- 
munication system permits relay- 
ing messages throughout the build 
ing. / 
The interior walls are archer 
blue, with pastel shaded colors 
level. A large drafting room with the Dutch freighter Utrecht were for trim. All the wood paneling lin- 
accommodations for 20 engineer-|expected to be key witnesses to- ing the lower level walls is of \ing draftsmen also will be on the day at the opening of an official Japanese ash wood. The building is air - conditioned 
for summer and is heated by hot 
air in the winter. 
Mobile Color TV Gear   
* Owned by Red Skelton 
LOS ANGELES (UPI) — €o- 
median Red Skelton today is the 
proud possession of the world’s 
first mobile color TV tape record- 
ing facility, which set him back 
more than $500,000. 
Skelton announced purchase of 
the facility yesterday. He said it 
included a studio on wheels with 
two color videotape ‘television re- 
\jcorders, three color TV cameras 
and. associated studio gear. 
| He said he plans to begin opera- 
tions with the new mobile color \but te perfofm,”* and compares the|tiona] security to help America saying he struck the girl during|taping within four months and that ‘Russian stand with a not very|oUtthink, outplan and outper-'an argument on the day she died 
ibright baseball player. 
* * * form” Russia in the cold war. | —_— : oe 
Hart, in an interview over Mich- but did not throw her overboard. 
igan TV stations last night, said Offered in 20 Models, Three Series he was sorry Khrushchev did not) 
\visit Detroit and added that “those | 
- F 1a: of us in Michigan would have ex- 
Sevewal emailer office ne aad our feelings without Vio- | 
| ence. 
48 feet and has a large black-|while every day more building) The senator alse said that one | 
area leading to the front|plans pour into the township build-/ difficuity for the U.S. in nego-   
| ihe is in the process of forming an 
independent production company. 
Dodge Dart Making Its Bow Today The Dodge Dart, heralded as the needs of every buyer—is offered.|in station wagon méidels where a ling department for inspection for| tiating with Russia is that the /first completely new full line of The Seneca and Pioneer models|small fin is canted outward from Seviets can “be rbitrary, jautos to enter the low-priced field feature the completely new econ-|the body line. oa extreme in ‘hele p alestain d }since 1928, made its debut today.|omy slant 145-horsepower “6” as 
that when they back down from | 
that position people think they 
are “being decent.”’ 
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Actually, he said, ‘‘The truth !{s 
that they're so far out in left 
field to begin with that now they're “These economy cars are de- standard equipment. The rear bumper has smooth 
Also avail-|lines and includes the gas filler in signed to compete in prize and able is the 230-horsepower Red the bumper and round, well-pro- 
size, series for series, with the 
auto. industry's low-priced ‘Big 
Three’,”” said M. C. Patterson, | 
Dodge general manager. ‘The Ram V-8 engine with a two-barrel 
carburetor. 
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The top-line Phoenix has a 255- tected backup lights, 
WIDTH 78 INCHES 
Over-all length of the Dart Is 
Dart makes it the ‘Big Four’ now," |horsepower Red Ram V-8 with a 208.6 inches, and width is 78 inches. he added. four-barrel carburetor as standard, The Dodge Dart features include: ‘just halfway into second base, and} lequipment. The new “D-500" Ram| Optional automatic swivel seats it’s not a fair ballgame even when! 
they compromise.” 
  
Dick Nixon to Dedicate 
Law Center in Chicago 
CHICAGO (UPI)—Vicg President |Richard M. Nixon arrives here to- 
|day to dedicate a new law center The 118-inch wheelbase Dodge | 
| Dart will be offered in 20 sedan, 
station wagon, hardtop and _con- 
vertible models in three series— 
the lowest priced Seneca, the 
Pioneer and the top series 
Phoenix. 
“A completely” new, advance- 
design six-cylinder engine—inclined 
at an angle of 30 degrees in the     at the University of Chicago. 
The vice president. will attend 
a reception and dinner and deliver, 
the dedicatory address tonight. He! 
returns to Washington tomorrow.'use regular fuel and to suit the perceptibly to its extremity, except introduces a ‘‘six-passenger” look. - - 4 ; - — 7 
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__ NEW ENGINEERING BUILDING — This is the architect's graph road, the ‘bi-level structure will cost $100,000. The firm ex- of the new building that will house the Pontiac engineering pects to move into it in January. Johnson & Anderson. Located on Dixie Highway near the new Dodge Dart, whi 
is the four-door hardtop was unveiled 
the Phoenix series, showing the wide engine compartment—will provide 
peak economy for the U.S. motor- 
ist,’” Patterson said. 
A choice of engines—designed to) 
   The front features a grille with 
vertical bars that curve down 
and forward from the hood. Dual 
headlights and a massive bumper 
also highlight the front styling. 
From the side, the new car is 
accented by a horizontal molding 
that begins ahead of the front 
door and extends to the rear 
bumper.   it Induction 310-horsepower engine|that swing out to-meet you when 
also is available in this model. the door next to an empty seat is 
opened, and then swing back to 
the straight-aheaa position when 
the door is closed. When a passen- 
ger or driver is in the seat, he 
need only move his body to get 
out and the seat will swivel, 
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The driver’s side of the front 
seat in most models is higher than 
he remainder of the seat back. 
This new seat design provides 
The rear fender rises almost im-|added support for the driver and 
  and the details of the rear deck st fower picture shows the stationwagon, - 
    yling. The cars will be on dis- 
play at John J. Smith Dodge, Inc., 211 S. Saginaw St. NewHuron-Bowl © | 
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: , * us putor the rules of blackjack, orjthe form of punched tapes ven reonagers Play It Cool [8 rat Ma ga Mae Took Labor Reins in 10 Years Scientist Plays 21 ect, Kings and 20 on |v nore? Pogl plaints ne ea . 7 Si Ld Sti lad ‘ : » Pa »* * * . ’ age ually late ot \ a Hugh Gaitskell’s Sincerity Stirring: — With Electronic Foe | ent reed, one wacicig oe e AnE| The mk, sens aly Z es “Al : . St. Louis but a ceanis alieds ; He never seems to tie his te BALTIMORE _ in a Univer L ee Seen a ony on 
en ee caiee, exposing pecker, Unite. scientist lenght an. Sncinele Game | Police report they're recevinglout can't Fedst a gvih, too, at bidding to become pera: dhen | Galtskell was born, in 1906, the : 2 - prime minister, has scored one gon of a Briton in the Indian civil x a ° ° the most rapid rises in the long _|service. At Oxtord he was an ex-| Get Finer Gifts Faster ee ag Oe and leisurely history of British good student, Befpre tre » Chae : i palit. meh tee top Eighen bet With Gold Bell Gift Stamps! ein of «pete sancti’ Se schools, noted for its scholastic + POI ition of a : hee et : ' Ms post - ae ib _ [training as much as for its snob- 4 7 ‘ 
British Labor party. x * * wie" alae A communicant of the Church of He's hardly the type fo greatly England, Gaitskell married a Jew- 
stir an audience or make quick ish girl. They. and two teenage 
first glance he lacks vote appeal, daughters live in an old house in but he sways voters with a bern- @ none too fashionable neighbor- 
ing sincerity, appealing to the hood. 
underdog, the aged, the poor and As leader of the party of oppo- 
the underprivileged. sition to the Conservgtive govern- 
Fellow laborite Aneurin Bevan ment, Gaitskell draws an official 
once looked at Hugh and sniffedl: salary of $8,400 a year. He holds 
“Just a dessicated adding ma- n» other paying job, but makes an 
chine.” occasional lecture tour. He was 
* * * | formerly a university lecturer in 
An apt political tag, perhaps, | economics. 
] i Al the leader of the Labor bat be fails to give a real — WUGH GA engem never bee a 
odd Nay itskell is) . rail" 'er in the strict sense of the term. 
5 pa Saad etined . stoop.| His rich brown hair is curly and\*"y, debate, Gaitskell a be aed 
He has a receding chin and ajhe’s inclined to appear a bit pop-! astating. At home or at a party 
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inFiveGames etaceocs Seesosernec| — ~ nN dresdng Toon, "lay “Raseboro’s, aplentid’ toroming| fw P Ww ] PRESS BOX Sox Squander Chances! “Yes,” seconded Manager Al Lo ve 
re in 3-1 Defeat casy all season and it looks like| Sm in the majors except for | J utes of the Lions-Packer game’ 
Yesterday at LA. we hafta win the Series the hard Orioles of the American League” ; yesterday with a fractured nose. gg ya cad sald Jim Rivera, Dr. Richard Thompson of Bloom- 
LOS ANGELES (UPI)—The Los/Series loss poly en : witout, tenza| Masel ant divers three poten- field Hills, team physician, set the nose afterward, and took Rote to a Angeles Dodgers, leading two|or second guessing, tink. sons hy wafting Rivers. Ape er asses Detroit hospital upon return, 
Wynn — their hope = Early button,” said big Kiu. “We're all “I- thought Rivera and Nellie “8 The Detroit Tigers signed four the W Series in five soning pros, ain’t we?” were out,” said Manager Lopez, [ Stra ht young players, including 18-year- 
Now 17-10 favorites rea ag Team trainers quietly attended| “but Aparicio was in there in the r eld catcher, Mike Fedak of Fern = =—- Series, if the Dodgers players be-|*© battle wounds of third basemen| fourth inning.” ee , saat Ramil ings amar Oral lieved if they could beat Wynn /|Billy Goodman and Sam Esposito! “I got a good jump on the play, ‘ gomery of Cless D Alsbema - they would wrap the series up on|While _ other players showered, /but i was: eis clase,” Aparicio! 7} ective lane Tuesday, But they agreed that|@essed and, without fanfare,| said. ‘I don't want to second guess ~ *e * beating Wynn, who shut them out, slipped quietly out of the huge|the umpire.” Another U. of D. player is lost 110 stadium. About the white shirt-lined Coli-} Chj Card C ff for the season because of a knee , in the first game, was a big cago Car asto aes job. x* *« * seum, the Sox had these com- . injury. Center John Jereck joins uP “I thought I had that ball easy,’’| ments: : Lamar McHan Hits 4 fullback Joe Pascuzzi on the side- “But syns rolling now,” said | said ape Luis Aparicio, Pecan Reta: br to hit T Aerials lines. Both are seniors. 
mama Fa Dodgers ‘were ae se Gate Ge infield with|man, stretched out on a rubbing By BRUNO L. KEARNS Tha Bicol chiens ieee wen 
a tin ecg of Cha sa gon estes arid glen ag Ng Boece yoo Sports Editor, Pontiac Press a ball game in the Canadian — before the largest | “I got a good jump on the |‘ a by pit oon jean GREEN BAY, Wis.—In pro foot- et een Sy eee ee ps day ee ball and had my glove down for in the clghth . ball, like geometry, the quickest nia, 16-15, at U. of D. Stadium 
Memorial Coliseum = me ee —— Poa nag : route between the line of scrim- pa d e,” mage and the goal line is the long * * * Py — Roger Craig, ~~ = et was just a bed break,” said MbURbaYs Revolt” ; primar =e Ln sated Army halfback Bob Anderson “game trouncing, uszewski. “Those Dodgers can't . Mersey : hav pose the White Sox ace who won ; Boston, (NHL) a. Pi Kenee (ABIL) & ‘tie|this yesterday while whipping the inde jared’ Eeoe 3 suttered against 22 games and lost 10 during the + |Detroit Lions, 28-10, before 32,157 Illinois, Saturday. This would end regular - season. Rae was All-Stars 1 title-dreaming fans. his collegiate football career, 
ster Sei toallled trout Seutie rere pera Reape Enel winning nl games while losing terback of the Chicago Cardinals, WEEKEND FIGHTS 
tive ° who studied his geometry and LOS ANGELES—Boots Monroe, 122, Los 
“I didn't have it at Chicago, but ae Sol Weer acl cuss wi PEE ow notrmere, 1, cate “oo ae oe a good game little interference from the De- : AP Wirephete fo pomed a eet a ee eee Today’s game was a 11-0 pick troit secondary. PASS DROPPED — Lions’ end Jim Gibbons day's game at Green Bay. Halfback Jesse Whit- capped Paddy “Orahamn ireland: & welt ‘em: affair with another record- All four Green Bay touchdowns (80) drops a key pass on a 4th down play early _tenton (47) covers on the play with Bobby Dillon |‘*Txe¥#MtS.. 5. aiia Piero Rollo, 116%. breaking throng anticipated came on passes from McHah which} in the second quarter from Tobin Rote in yester- _ (44) on the left. Green Bay beat the Lions, 28-10. pay. Rarreene diye wheal 0 ieee Ml oles gives the Detroit defensive back- — — = In ae ae a ae — field the un-enviable record of Leper White . having six of seven touchdowns in| j -21> moaned the lack of key hits in rs te n Eagles Rout Giants, 49-21; Rams Spanked Sunday’s game. through the air. 
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Upsets Scramble NFL Race downs and sped 81 yards with a|Johnny Unitas in the last quarter. Unitas conmecting for at least 
punt return for another TD in| Green Bay and San Francisco,| one touchdown pass for the 27th 
- é : to battle for last| straight league game, had three his most productive day of a three- generally figured man upset has completely! \place in the West, wound up as| passes intercepted. Richie Peti- 4 psoager a back in particular, meuahiae the Saas a . rel on scala jthe only undefeated teams left.| bon lugged the first 33 yards for four - the long passes, in- National Football League's two-| . Jimmy Brown got the job done |The Packers whipped Detroit 28-10| = score and the second by Erich NE ee ee oe | eci-cld cameaian. | for Cleveland, carrying 37 times and the 49ers thumped highly| Barnes set up a John Aveni field prote ive ant Barr’s assigned FOR | gaining 147 yards and scoring |rated Los Angeles 34-0. goal for a 9-0 lead.. Unitas was 
1 tie uM r The fleet-footed McDonald scored, ‘ice as the Browns whacked Washington responded to a | ee te click untll the Bears t wasn't that McHan had plenty tongue-lashing from coach Mike 36-0. “ cow ti ok ea bi \four times yesterday and led Phil-| ee Sense Cereals 327 Eee throwing time, was able Nixon for a 23-17 triumph over | The 49ers showed a surprising . : : jadelphia’s downtrodden Eagles to —_—— ere oe —- to get rid of the ball rapidly since |, 49.21 demolishing of the Eastern) !#Vorites in the East. | Pittsburgh. strong running attack in handing coach Buster Ramsey, “ 
we let them get away with mur- By The Associated Press 
der.”’ Using the mercurial Tommy Mc- 
Ramsey did not single out any | Donald as his chief executioner, ol’ | 
    base hit in the seventh inning. 
“It was the same for both 
clubs,"’ he pointed out. 
    hid receivers were wide open. Divisi : y , - — thet : vision champion New York| Things were no different in the ; < the Rams—who never got beyond Pig Niemi rally trem — George ‘Wilson hs ee Giants in a weekend crammed with West, where Chicago's Bears| ,, McDo sag elm Lr gga the the San Francisco 29 — their first iis scan Sell tar Scabies as ss Motes St dee ae ae chat |UBSetS: |bounced back from an opening | awis comp by rea < sign of |/Shutout since 1949. J. D. Smith 
the close leftfield screen. Barr had re-injured his cane The Sfoot-10, 180-pound Okla-|game upset to upend NFL cham- two iachiows passes from Norm |8cored twice, on a 20-yard gallop a . ‘ioe and Torey Gd ack a ear-ihoma All-America caught passes|pion Batlimore 26-21 despite three Van Brocklin. Outgained over-all (204 a one-yard dive. Joe Perry After all, we hit the screen “ig y anything of 55, 33 and 19 yards for touch-|TD passes by Colt quarterback ; ; ‘,_|raced 32 yards for a 49er touch- five times so we have no com- nor indicate it. 333 by 239 by the Giants, Phila-iaivn before Y. A Tittle closed Ps AP Wirephote . , ; i. Swe! . A. 
plaint,” he added. He Pesca re HIGH JUMPER — Charlie Neal, second baseman of the Los “We didn't know until is was et eat ae hand ‘Newt out with a 13-yard pitch to Billy that even though of Angeles Dodgers, is up in the air out of the way of sliding Bitly | '° !ste that Terry aggravated York its worst defeat since 1953, | Wilson. the injury and as a result it 
hurt his effectiveness. Goodman of the White Sox. Neal completed a double play getting Big | 0 Gr 1 d ‘S tandi Nn QS x * * | teed mre ne ‘lenge wanted 4 
Playing in a steady rain, Cleve- 
  
            
  
    
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. Al Smith at first base. The Dodgers won, 3-1, to Jead the Series ~ 
“We did it in the American| ™ games 2-1. ‘He should have told us. You CONFERENCE ALL GAMES land emphasized ball-control, using players before the Steeler game pee rains have to be able to run without WoL T Pet. Pi. Op. WL T Pet. Pts. Ov. Brown effectively while curtailing ‘PY Would be finished with the League are catchers handicap against a receiver like Northwestern 0 © 1000 16 10 2 © © 1.000 59 23; : Milt P] til] | “Washington club unless they played it who can throw as well as (John) 36 a © 0 100 34 8 Lt 1 0 500 41 17 [tS passing game. Mi um st for their li ” bsti 
Roseboro,” he explained ’ ’ : Baax Mctive,~ Wake soit. ¢ 9 1900 3 14 1 1 0 $00 36 44 managed to throw TD strikes of|, {0° their lives.” Substitute quar- Alston, who has been confident * © 0 9 ‘00 0 0 2 6 © 1000 ¢0 2036 yards to Bill Howton and five| rca gio Seiten threw al sue, weld Ont beyond The Lions defensive line con-. rs wows ¢ $ 2 BS 28 3 to Ray Renfro. The Cards scored| wn strikes of 70 and 46 ng. got tained the Packer 1 0 000 0 2 1 1 © ‘800 20 3in the third period King Hill |Y@74s to Bill Anderson and Joe his pitching plans after naming]. ground game. | 1 0 00 83% 63 0 won me a ila aa Walton, respectively, to t the Craig to face Wynn again. Neither f In the first quarter the Packers © 0 100 © 6 1 1 © 500 14 30 ONe-yard sneak. -ltde. » to turn 
would Lopez disclose whom he had gained 76 rushing but for the next three quarters after a defensive oe SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Statistics of Towers eer (Q Succeed Fred Haney fesre2s, sm . SL Rae nee Alston did say that his relief ter only 46 yards on the ground. | = First downs a ace, Larry Sherry, a hero in the . “Early in the game our receivers > Rushing yardage Fe 233 Dodgers’ pennant playoff vietory | LOS ANGELES (AP)—The Mil-|quarters that Perini felt his club|Couldn’t hold onto the ball,” said = ar in oln S a ia ee and in Sunday’s game, would |waukee Braves are seeking a\needed a leader with strong will Wilson pointing to passes dropped z Passes mtercepted by cane sar be back in.the bullpen. “name”? manager to succeed Fred|and an iron hand to handle some by Steve Junker, Jim Gibbons and) —_ . Cr S @Q - <urss panctaed ae “He can pitch every day if he Haney who resigned last. night aft-|of his not-so-easy-to-manager play- Hopalong Cassady. USE Secon a may be rented for a nominal ' ' Los sagan 0 % 0 Pa 0 doesn’t go too long the day be-/*" leading the club to two _Pen- ers. The Packers started fast when | tec charge at the lanes. ra - » uy 10—34 " an | «rune z . s ranci a 5 ; fore,” he explained, “and he only|®n'® and two second Place finishes) “We will start from the top and) Don -Melhenny raced 46 yards By BILLY WEL As for wearing apparel, let com-, DETROIT (UPI) — Terry plunge) Perry 32 runy Wilson 13, pasa ” y BILL U & app 5 had to go two innings yesterday.” in four years. |work our way down,” he said.| to the five on the first play from = ok ce. from Tittle). PAT, Davis 4. FG? Davis a he a "*! Lou Perini, who disclosed that|7=* we won't go down too far.” al e. But the Lions got the All of my bowling: equipment—|fort be your guide. For men, bowl- sanche proved, that home ice |2 «22, 32. 
the 61-year-old Haney had been of- k«< *e ball back immediately when Bob |¢sPecially my bowling ball—is thei" shirts are cut along’ fuller WS all he needed as he posted his) shared the starring role fered a one-year contract but had . ; ; llines than dress shirts and allow first pre-season shutout last night . with Furillo, one of the Dodger ceial & dank, anid SC iad “de Perini left open the possibility) Log recovered McHan’s fumble | most comfortable that +I'm able complete freedom of movement. |While the Detroit Red Wings took a stars when they were winning pen- en wht ait leatie the cab te that the job may go to Bifdie Teb-| ©" the 14. v agra detain pal gi The same applies to trousers — 3-0 victory over the Hershey Bears dsper inner 
The game was score 
k 
  1960. 
He added, however, that the new 
manager will be a mar with ex- 
perience, repufation and. a known 
  
  
  
             
    
     betts, the club’s executive vice 
president, if the Braves couldn't 
find their man. .|intercepted Tobin Rote’s pass on 
Tebbetts, who. managed the Cin- 
cinnati Reds before turning to the 
executive end of the game, stated, 
however, he was not a candida 
for the job. 
Speculation immediately arose 
as to Haney’s successor. 
* * * 
The list of candidates was head- Just as rapidly, Green Bay got 
possession When Bobby Freeman 
the 31 and was dropped on the 
nine. End Gary Knafelc got past 
Gary Lowe and took a 12-yard pass 
from McHan forthe TD. Pajl Hor- 
nung converted. 
After a Lion punt, Green Bay 
started on its own 16 and marched 
all the way. Big play was McHan's 
    
    
  
  into the bottom of the seventh ability to handle men. 
inning, although the ‘White Sox) Thi; was interpreted in some had rufiners on base in ‘every a 
inning. In the first they had the 
bases loaded with only one out, but W ld § ® Bo 
Drysdale, off in his control, got 
out of the jam. In the first three OF Cries X 
innings alone, the White Sox left s soe e 
seven base runners stranded. $2333 
and hado’t walked a man going oreo into the seventh. He got the first |; siere > oe and then ! oo 0 8 
greta pee Maker friar? epee hitting stars for the Dodgers, be- OS old ee ee ee ee ge esi 
naa ber Netiecings On 0 Mapenh ° °° 0 ¢ ° 3 
run play, Wally Moon grounded cog BLO 3 2 
oat, Neal going to second. It prob- Piurninconae 6 bb. ably would have been a double ; Pest 3 
play if Neal had not gone with fot Deaicier in Ten, hen the pitch. : . in ; O—F for Goodman 
= * Ot ni Then Donovan’ AD oe 
him. He walked , Nea 
oad Salven 0h Go Vaile wee 
hits, Lopez took es ae ae | ace Gerry Staley. id ae Furillo looked at Staley’s first wees 3 14 
pitch, a strike, and then Klussewski, Ri- 
Staley. sinker just to the Gerke. 
oi Nee 5 
pete pee ya Bs 
— § ithe high on the list include Freddie 
Cincinnati Reds; Eddie Stanky 
in an official capacity with 
e St. Louis Cardinals; Bobby 
Bragan, manager of the Pacific 
former 
would possibly fit the description 
he type of manager we will Rote pass was : 
ibbons on the Pockets 
and another by Junker on Packer 
After recovering the ball McHan 
hit MeGee on the first play for a 
41-yard tally. A couple minutes 
later, Eart Morrall had to kick 
  take the same care in outfitting 
them. 
I first check the ball for" prop- 
er weight for the person and then 
for the correct span. The span 
should feel comfortable when, after 
inserting the thumb in the ball and 
rotating it freely in the thumb- 
hole, the fingers rest across the 
finger holes with the first and sec- 
ond joints extending about one- 
quarter inch past the edge of the 
holes. If the ball does not fit 
properly, it will feel much heavier. 
I advise: never to attempt to 
roll a bowling ball without wear- 
ing the proper bowling Shoes. 
  
  #¥or the right-handed bowler, the 
left sole is made of leather so 
he can slide easily, while the 
right is made of rubber. If you 
don’t own your own shoes, they 
Lions’ Statistics 
Packers Liens 
First downs rushing ...... ¢ 4 
5) — Ferg pied raming 11S Yards son ae 202 TOTAL a . 272 -284 Passes Attempted .-...... 17 er 
Passes Com Be .rcee R 18 
Punting averegs ane) . dias = e 20 28 
Fumbles Rosvs sect See bse 1 3 
10) 28) eeeene @73 6 
cbaeceunes “m6 60 14 
SCORING SUMMARY 
OTE Tie ciate wa, RTS ints: er. : 
Martin (50 yds) ( 
GREEN BAY: Touchdowns: Knafele (12 
McHan 
  pass) (36 
Poists: Nornug (4)   they should not bind or restrict! 
movement. 
The. girls, too, should wear coni-   Sawchuk, who had to stop only| 
\10 shots, was backed up by a| 
three-goal uprising in the second 
fortable clothes. 
ing dresses or skirt-blouse combi- 
nations similar to the kind that 
lady golfers 
taste and yet do not impede arm 
and leg: movements during de-| 
livery. of Centennial 
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP)—U, S. 
Open champion Billy Casper, aft- 
er going three months without 
|winning a tournament, got back 
|his putting form and took top 
money in the $20,000 Oregon Cen- 
tennial open golf tournament 
which ended here yesterday. 
Casper led the field by three 
strokes with a score of 269 for 72 
‘holes on the par 35-37—72 Port- 
land Golf Club course, period when Gordie Howe, Lou 
Marcon and Billy McNiel all scored 
for the Wings. Attractive bow!- 
Norm Uliman and Warren God- 
frey also scored for the Wings 
who now have a record of 10 ex- 
hibition victories without a de- 
feat. wear are in good 
The Wings’ win over the Bears, 
jchampions of the American 
|Ledgue, was a far cry. from a 
\Saturday night game in Montreal 
where the defending champion Ca- 
inadiens downed the National 
| 
  
  ‘Legue All-Stars, 6-1,   with Saw- 
chuk in the nets for the Stars. e 
The Red Wings play three ‘more | By, C 
  
  Portiand add Golf 250 
@oney-winners 
asper Jr., $2,800 
pg tae : | pple Valley. Calif. 69-64-67-69—269 exhibitions in Ontario and Quebec = agan, $1.650 71-67-67-67—272 F - ndo, a 7 -67-67— 
before opening their season next Bob Duden, si.ase BE LiL : 
. : swego, Ore 68-68-68-68—272 (Satur day in Montreal. Mussa ods 614 7 
- Clarksville, Tenn. 72-67-69-66—274 
Bob Rosburg, $1.000 
NATIONAL FOOTBAL LLEAGUE =| ron Youn’ pi Gent 1 TORO TE—88 
By The Associated Press Leandro, Calif. ... 65-68-69-73—278 Billy Maxwell, 71,000 
EASTERN CONFERENCE essa, Tex. ....... €8-69-69-69—275 
W LT Pet. Pts op Charlies Sifford, $850 
Chicago Cards ..... 110 500 56 55 Los Angeles ........ 72-66-69-469—276 
New York ...... 1.1 0 500 44 70 Dewy, Sanders, Pittsburgh... 110 500 34 30 fami Beach, Fla. ... 70-11-66-70—277 Cleveland = ......... 1 1 06 500 41 24) Don January, Philadelphia "|. . |: 110 500 63 43! sion a SS a 69-68-70-70—277 
eaeael asia 11 0 300 4 06)" ™oyretal River, Fla. <7 67-407671—77 WESTERN CONFERENCE Dic Knight, 9650 Green, Bay ceeeee H 8 @ 1.000, 7 16) -_ RO oe ca svesce 68-69-72-69—278 
San ‘ancisco ..... a } Tom ° 
|Baltimore ....... 1 1 0 500 42. 35|, Bronxville, N.Y. ...... 70-70-70-68—278 Chicago Bears ....1 1 @ 500 32 30 JAY Hebert, $590 e-n4t-n—an Detroit == ......,.. 620 00 19 RN penuh . +» 67-71-67-7 
Les Angeles ....... e230 WO 21 8 “Vencouver, B.C. ..---. 71-70-68-71~280 SATURDAY'’S RESULT | Ed Oliver, $490 : Chicago Beats 26, Baltimore 21 nver 70-71-49-71—281 
: “ SUNDAY’S RESULTS Jerry Mageé, $490 
pooeoag, x, a — 7 a. phvone .. 72-73-71-46—281 
‘ Green Bay 28, roit 10 | Dic ranahan 
| 4 0 34, Los Angeles 6 | sone Cele. sccecs 72-47-76-13-—-282__ 
Philadelphia 49, New York in ’ 
. | Washington 23, Pittsbu Tae | » Shreveport, | La. er 11-73-67-71—~282 ms WEEK" J ‘au arney. . 
SUNDAY 3 rene Mass. .... 70-70-76468-—283 
Baltimore at Detroit ac eck. 
Chicago Cards at Wash la ke Anges, punebeitet 7014 7 68289 Los . 
WELU New. York at Clevel Grossinger, BY. ..... a | x Pittsburgh at Philadelphie \ Tommy Jacobs, $340 
San Francisco at Green Bay Whittier, Calif +» 7)717048-8 From Wrinkle to Curve 
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Western iinole 26. Gentral Bich, 20 iu . | lems? 
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Sa": : Victory Over Mi) 2s. cast 16, i a ‘ -Monree 
Tiltmois Lake Porest 1 . ci i ' Elliott Has “Work Cut Catholic Central is one who 
cota gnviee ¥ fem. fea a Moree xy = | Out After Saturday's Martin’s Improved Play, Saseeaeh night. Like all winning 
Ohie U. 46 Rent state 9 Alabama’ 7" Vendersit, # Poor Showing -Team Hustle Please MSU vay pueda bea aes 
Wabash 15 “ Ff S| Coach the Most maid be was a tie nicmmaadl toe 
53, urst 0 Arkansas e too. 
Wocster 13, Union 6 ewreana #, @tate 6 By CHUCK ABAIR ie 6 
Toledo 38. Be : 13 — It looks like 
Toledo 38 Baldwin Wallace’ 20 | Seabee staip i: Manone cua 2 eae sear to the k- By BILL CORNWELL saitaaree Cathelie steam rellered 
Ampere i Uninet Pay Michigan. Cerny TR tedibow gees cae You bad to| Mia Public $20 Castignola tried 
Sane Seine 34 Hi» te I wet, Te, Cee Bs 00 Mank: oine Se 5 don Gls Daley bas eel oheteae ca ala 
Sad Mies.“ 12 ;, | North “Texas Su West texas 6 urday’s poor showing against Mich- ugherty was % 
va 3 LB |New Mexico 17, Texas Westera 7 |igan State, that the Wolverines as happy as he was here Saturday Re i 
Holy Cross 20, Villanova @ | Arie State Univ) 31, Montana state ¢/face the grim fact they may not afternoon in the Michigan State Perhaps the Falcons, top- 
jenn Hopkins 42, Pranklin Marshall ¢ | wEsT win a conference game in view of| — {dressing room after his’ Spartans ranked Class B eleven in Michi- 
82, Vermont 14 | regen 14, Wpshengten State 6 their league sehedule, walloped Michigan, 34-8. pom Ratredige se: Bonny. Be 
Oberlin Seen teat © | Washington $1. Utah 6 » Bef Not since season when rating. They led last week's 
penn Btate SA Colgate 30 | sabrina Yous 8  aaehigus’s hast alesse ee his MSU powerhouse ‘chalked ap| Associated Press poll by a single 
ee 2 | {dahe “State “Sk.” West. “Colo. ‘State 7 would bo eguieat Mlisseeeh that : an 1 record has the genial Irish-| “°* 
Rutgers y Adams State 28. Colo. State College 14 MSU, : man cut loose with the chuckles 
coe a} Call Poly ik, Sen Diego Stale s | Minnesota, Milinois and Indiana. LOOKING Pontiac 
| qusnine 0 Ee But the first twe have already OVER SCORES — Looking over They were left to right Press Phote were heard on this occasion. r s - 
imam SCHOOL sconss beaten Bump Eilictt’s eleven and, the Bowlerama scoreboard to see what they had ence Stapleton, , Frank Pavlinac, Gar. jand humorous “Duffyisms” that 
. tarda | om the basis of to beat in the opening qualifying Jerry Cannon, Bob Gohsman and There 
Grosse Pointe 4 Park 6 performances to round at Roch- Julian Grimes. Pa were a number of rea- 
M : | date, the other ester Lanes were these vlinac was the only one in the | sons 
fanistique 44 three appear to last squad mem for his glowing ; 
seskapes Get Sith ahaeen 1 | BAVC much stronger teams bers. group to make the finals. the. fnctenal- one at tee r 
P Newberry toskey 6 du Prencis $0 Best hopes for ending Michigan's . Bema Lose K v0B 
Cathotie Central 36. Gk. Joven «| jagainst Oregon State this week. = Copa Saneyas =~ Saal Sean 2 
Holy Redeemer RO @hrine ¢ (ue) bal og | | 8 victory, of course. oP Contenders Minus 
ty oe e in three starts 74 to Ne Ou “I was particularly impressed] Senior Signal Call 
River 13, St. Theresa 7 | braska Saturday. fl by the auiers 
Bt. ey spirit and hustle 
& Be ot Rat, ae g uddies Pace Bowlerama boys,” Dutty remarked. “They| fOF Rest of Season 
BSAA EERE) 3 vite tings) pape ae Me ; six into its 3rd successive it be a tremen-| By THE ASSOCIATED 
it Martin ® . contest following a 34-8 Two hometown buddies stole the day was turned in by Jim Kirk-| Maple Lanes dous boost to their morale.” N 
Gt. Florian 20 beating by|show Sunday in the opening round | Maple in Walled Lake or orthwestern and Purdue, a pair 
JACKSON ™ 13, Cathedral Central ¢ eee ot qualitying in the 3rd annual Por-|inete of 185 cane nuh een Oct. 17 at Westside Recreation. |, *~ * * of powerful contenders for the Big 
HARNESS RACEWA Elliott said he would “stress |ti8® Press Bowlerama at Roch- 235 along with a 226 and) wednesday at I was very pleased to see Mar.|Ten football championship, will 
ace . eee |Catches His Own Pass everything” when asked about |°¢r Lanes. (215 for an actual total of 676. A! sa midnight is the|tin running so well again,” added |Ave to play the rest of the season 
_ SAN FRANCISCO | pout. Wetense! til Bively Roskt che bu Sk ‘ond tmmeuaiee oor true leah ot AA age him oaltyiig ro , the 2adiine Marta of old; eapocieliy on backs at a oe 
@ — Forty- | - Defense will likely head the | ,. teammates on three 68) for 3rd pl round. The final men's on : 
Niner quarterback Y. ie) oe pe alge elegra-ge betel —— «! [session and the one women’s day|toa:entty trasreg teal wend as Se ee ee 
secomplished a football novelty | yards on the ground. ation of a ernoon of Others who for qualifying will be held apparently trapped wound up| Senior Thorton in defeating 
FREE MINK STOLE Free |) s. naay—ne + hie 7 | But the rookie skipper to _|bowtiag. | nals were made the Oct. 25/55 in Oct./making about 30 yards down the|/owa, 14-10, Saturday and Purdue's 
“YOU CAN WIN” tes caught his own pass | iors he would continu bond Te-| Deuris, a Rochester Junior ifending ch Fred McClelland, de- the deadline for both being|sidelines. I- thought he might go/foss Fichtner was sidelined in a 
Come in a Se a as [same offense. ‘You don’t dnd —_ —— 596 to go | Frank Pevinae aad Boa Comey pape All women will compete|all the way, but he ran out of 28-7 triumph over Notre Dame. 
ee Angeles ahar Lundy (something away aft 96 handicap for _ 62 Lanes. running room. Thorton fractured 
DeSete SCHUTZ MOTORS riym. deflected the pass high, inte the (ce ee eae WOTKiNE On! total. Meyers hit 504 and had 94 Art Schwartz of Holly, who . Lake Orion resident| DUtty pulled a new one after the) ankle on the firct me 
«t O12 &. Woodward air. Tittle bed it and ram |D¢ pointed out ’ | handicap for 688. The St. Michael failed to make the grade, re- [With a 117 handicap, gained 4th |S4™e. It has been customary for’ 5 pale — 6. 
6-5300 Birmingham 6-155 Tl tor fear. | Injuries could also be a big prob-| “dent held the lead until Deuris entered for another try immedi. |Place by hitting 526 for a: 643|h¢ MSU grid-boss ¢o munch an iealion, onllesedl « shame Gace 
————————<—— jlem in getting ready for this week.| ‘°° °VeF © the Inst squad ately after throwing his Inst bail, ‘tal. Cork started strong wihh|eeele after each contest. This} trecture etter being FF 
|Myers, Ben McRae and Wilbert) —————————S— = * try again either next Sunday at off to 166. He had 642 with a With orange in hand, Duffy ia- 
CASH? Sen —_— cred, “ow a lowe make ot lat hd seas Cp Hecate \Oy | M © . Pa 
by the Spartans and are currently|Minneapolis Considered quills, itp bouts, gael Reeth, be edbeks “How Gears [ern t0,abe over tor Thornton ‘ ts to victory 
Just sa wittett hed hi . berth in the Huron Bow! finals | S° putting us in a class with [However 
y _Jalat had high praetor usu | a ts Plan Franch on the last squad. A 215 single Save jut besnnes wo wes Gis |tal in Iecae bene 
good year for his 1se OV featured his ball ” ’ Purdue and how the 
the word!... es “Don’t count them | € gave hegprdigper ete brew e- q ts She: today. Boilermakers will fare without him 
| seanel to: ge. Racy tere oe | WASHINGTON (AP) — Calvin! satisfied with this strong for » 574 to go with a 58 ithe Hawkeyes this Saterday et ’ ‘ 
: i  |Griffith, President of the W season's attend-| handicap for 632. He is a Pontiac # » Es 
‘ very strong - running backs,” |; e ash-|ance of slightly more resident Iowa City and the lowans Purdue will find 
| staied the saddened sewecmey, |inéton Senators, tald the Weshing-|--0 gain of obsar 100000 one ix ee Ee eel Soo an ney ee ai chen & has on ke Bret ie tos 
You’ h ’ ”. ¥ > Inter caine gut the running atlas oe I oan T. McDonald a nd Fred roe nea Rem Ren he "Eig Ten tated Wisconsin. 
, a erb Adder! ane ~t -| “No, I'm not sati ” 12 ge a a ig tea 
You're the boss’at Beneficial] ne'sects sammie Celts eriewed by thet anor OT ear ert er re ade] Daagary ald thee ina ruprises Saturday 
uii-car Ula ase gucoe deus Oo ee fe ee ®t find|game of the World Series, said: nce ‘Sere chee DOR” TE eek hee ace Illinois shocked Army, 20-14. and 
Fesairs Jestthone HEPEAL aa te rementa, auto | /any bright spots for his club on a| re World Series, sald:/ The Sporting ‘News in St. Louis! Nineteen different keglers rolled Big Ten and Rose Bow! champs|“'? #t with « Ray Eliot version of 
much you w e Manager how | (gloomy day, he did have | ewe'y had said the Senators must still be rated one of the na-|'"® lonely end formation. 
you want. Phone for your loan today! words for quarterback St good Ve ve always been open to ol-| plagued by low , along|200 games as a total of 23 wereltion’s best teams 
kin and sub fullback Bill Tuneicitt na which would improve our fi-\t. move to Minneapolis in’ so0 | Tooree” “They lost a heartbreaker 
Loans $25 te $508 on Signature, Furniture er Car \of Ferndale. ° g heagers Gfaseie ts _ talked Griffith told the Washinnios All scores are unofficial until) Northwestern,” Duffy said 
7 WEST LAWRENCE STREET, PONTIAC ae said a Michigan TD on July. At the time, I par aayiy Post: “It's purely a matter of|*Verases cas be checked. Forest Evashevski is sure to 
con 2nd Fer, Lawrence Bids. « Phone: Fideral 2.8249 with jae which Bob Suci halted /fer would have to be submitted = paren ye scores with handicaps in/his team high for us. There 
bby seromaenee regen sen orermes ils 1 IT ete have mate Saings ore] oT ot Fa oe tO ees Te beet ie ings more) “I understand from o . . im trick (4) ....3 235680. : 
|interesting. But he added: “The ; ther il T fi | - |Pred 4 (117) ..186-301-18 
——— were outhitting us, anyway.” ¥ sources that Minneapolis is ready p € 11e Or sf = (aa)... ayiebiiiee—sea|  Evasheveki and = Daugherty 
NEFICIAL | aA ian eS oe an sea in writing. p ‘ irr et eed es ae assistants at 
| . ; en ck from the World : . MeDonald (31) ....++.423-184-180—-638 Biggie Munn. The 
FINANCE CO. | Indians Edae Chiefs Scriet tu take the otter up, with In Publinx Finale —{fscitsss 2 EEE SS) town nead conch sti has close 
CO 1998. BENEFICIAL FINANCE CO my board of directors and, if it’s Ted Nowakow (56) 18-166 connections in the state and 
anal \? V | approved, we'll in turn ask the|. -oree Players tied for ist place orm “Andress Ne Prpeeeees 1 7 i8| often does a good job of out- 
in alley Opener a realignment) Sunday uit River Bank Golt Club Jon dapechy (Bhi. .cscoct ie lates bidding Michigan and Michigan 
MLER-DALLAS oth tee cosas 4, hae Pemition "cations Sh and al anda eh eae atin ) ac Central's Joe The Senators have until Oct. 31 ‘0Urmament of the season. tetatiten Se &) - “ioe ET1-100-199— $08 ; 
For a BETTER DEAL on ‘59 Dod agreeing Heal ty c,Dack to effect a franchise shift - lee 139 golfers competed ‘ tel ick Beat Sia aes aoe seeten ha he teats 
e, Plymouth, Ch i bad too many top-0 finishers, and|—~ ee . wee * * a bne Dae St g ee the U. of M., which they 
sabi dace = rysler, Imperial, Dodge Truck ppg ar 27-30. The meet, | Sharing the top spot with two. 5 Pennell (33 =e 168-18 =Falhave won by & mock 
.  ROCHEST . at Flint last week, was PCH’ . - vase -19—Si8/had Da 7 
- AIT ot. ROCHESTER = OL 2-911 first Valley test and renulted in ite Senior Golfers moar 68s were Stan Sabat of tian Grimes i) 00 1AM ae regders fall ee. to 
B. F. Goodrich {first loss of the season. . lon eam (A434), Alan Thomp-|tou, Jameson 8 icin . s ——_———______,, 
. F. Goodrich nie i sae Open Title Play "2 2 Rewsant Ridge (say ana AH REESE) uty . ) 
N | palinderson te wabenten this fall, Y _Joe Peak of Detroit (35-38), Thomp-|sike Pigs (10) ---.....-108-182-16s—eee emptied his bench duri 
ew Treads set two records, and just 'son had an excellent chance to win [2° Post) gg) 08 2s: 204.182-187863/""¢ 2d half and 3rd and 
| missed his Srd, Friday. H _ |. MEMPHIS (AP)—The first of it all al h. A. Luther g ..+. ++ 187-152-167—862 |Stringers were in , 
$ 95| gotiated the two mile course 120 entrants in the U.S. Senior out of cise ne Seco © Site Charice Repts b9) bad) er: § *0\the Wolverines tals re 
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: ae snare oat hard good work- ' Tom Kennedy after last week's & goa 5 By BILL CORNWELL, — | ng. E St. Michael, It W@ 8)iogs to Rita's. In a Saturday night] workers, but were stymied by loose|°Wt for the entire squad. Pontiac Centra] kicks off the 1959 The - Shanivects tilt at St. Clement, Rams came} play up front. Pret John Rakoczy's charges| 
NaN te tee, 2% | tuned on several pcg yg ar ahaadneh TN gay Dales counted a quick TD in porn may nig ean 
the. Gets will have todo much] iy, wu Reeraly ere stomped “he Dales grabbed a quick T|t Metand setion. Spencer Han’ times in thpeflcond period fr better than they did last Saturday] °”,{wmbles or near the end of the first period|5°" went up the center for 38) 390 + count. ‘They added right or they're in for a mess of| von uns: North Siders bowed to) + ‘Wisner, in Sunday's test with|yards on the 2nd play after St_| tue mre Tle ta the Saal period 
trouble. from Ferndale, 204, Shamrocks!" Aner the ball had seesawedlaines go ™ * Put Ml “Gen Hass led the TD parade, Saginaw Arthur Hill comes Eagiets ef Orchard Lake St. back and forth several times, A scoteless 3rd period was fol.| Scoring ona 31-yarder, 14-yards, 
ae vatien ecg une‘ launch | Mary flew along to & fine 53-0 |Dales‘started a drive trom their|iowed by a mid-field battle, marked|°¢¥4rds and one a pass play for alley grid race and the | win ever RO St. Mary, led by own 2) that ended with Joe Say-|by interceptions and fumbles, that| 1” _ wre Ted. Barszczewski, 
a pro deers 3-10 - arate re ane Se Seren oo ee, 00k pine pa apne the their final counter. ning or for: the tlt a AP Wirephete Gul cnet Wak Goarereanen at peer wanting Sorprrte — } tng pram hare 8 aaron Sayres took Shatmnde deem, ‘| Krogulecki booted 5 of 8 conver-| _ LOOK, IT’S LOOK SCORING — Dean Look one of MSU's five touchdowns against Michigan. § veut of River Rouge on Satur. | ty ened while GLOM ocored of. |an things proved out. , oa a mrocks defense for} i tries. was back in the Michigan State lineup Saturday Michigan tackle Willard Hildebrand (93) and day et Wisner Stadium. aeeet af will. Tu date Smead aw ob th Rams tested the Crusaders’ de-|_ Only other SCL game outside the and here he drives over from the two to score _ back Wilbert Franklin (12) could not stop the TD. 
The Chiefs actually had no diffi-| Eaglets now share the SCL lead! longest punts of the season in |fenses in the first, scoreless pe-|Pontiac area resulted in an easy —, culty whatsoever in walloping the riod, then went to work with two Win for St. Benedict, 28-0, over : ‘ | 
* . sessions. St. Cl t) over Rams. Massucci was'- 
Soppy overall perormnce ‘mat LOCA Prep Statistics bth stalin the 2 pei the Bey, Sue, ting two ‘TD/in Scoreless Battle left considerable room for im- Pas a praeron oe eal scorting bal pe ete re tert ed sa Horvath’s Shrine gridders} To Train for High Salary Position in Electronics, 
yt ee row-arven ROUGE STAEOTION | PG=87. SaMerT—nerses, 2_,|te Saye Poe for 40 yards counted| making the dh counter. Exiralsccicss te in Sunday's tit at] You tee Reset eeiby Corea pening Closes Allow Quarterback Fred Staley BF eee moc 4 oe tg 7 a OR I Be early tallies. They were on orgs — = i Massucci Tiare la ane Ge the Weal Site ou to Remain Fully Employed While Training. 
etched te tcachdnen Dewees Fem Ggane onset CUM BURR FO. ge Crusaders one-foot lke a the halt oe, Mark Storen all Ricks. [OST agus best contests | Mail Coupon or Call fr Compete WO) 9B 660) halfback Allen Howze addbentidl oe amo =e eseane rs «| towies (p 3) Kowal “pene Pl ; + seeke kh ¥ ; _ The Royal Oak club was hurt by : 7 ‘ . $457 Weedward (Be for Ora’ te Fomang FO [fal a a erulecit (by Wks) a ard period TD and Strve wore | “efit ,XB4 ramus tive fumbles, one bobble stopping | El@gtronics Institute ment secs, sever" xt, Passes Pn vm omar abe eo Ses Pander’ Miner Leagwe, Plarott ed 54 yards on a TD gallop soon | 5oston ey Mike Glynn, Pontiac halfback, NOMO eee cece ccecccuccasecucecececseneecees Phone ...........e0000- The Chiefs wasted no time mov- SEE: SEFCES +0000 . i. ee, after, that was spoiled by off- Gmeinnati 100. | Detroit % |led the Knights’ offense with 115 rm . ing into pay dirt, They received yards pensieed en ehce res ° 15| Minneapolis 5, vane 3, Series tied 33! Side. Kennedy bagged the final | 5°" fouls ior Pateons - total yards, rushing and passing. SaseCeecuseccetaeucedseseepesdeuesa selves es a 
68 yards in nine plays with Howze|porisc centaaL 6 18 6-28 5 breaking off tackle and galloping ROUGE <2 5.<.-6 oe @ fs . 
:28 yards for the six-pointer. SCORING SUMMARY 
Midway through the 2nd quarter uM: _ Touchdo 
the Chiefs struck again. They took] pases fs ‘Buaiey). mxice point — : a short Rouge punt on enemy Reese: Seuihéove—t 
{1 and scored in five plays With| run). Safecy. vom © 
the touchdown coming on a picture PONTIAC CENTRAL LINEUP ee ee _Snester, Tyee, Rallies, t. 
a pe y executed pattern and/|?*yi\_Alisos. _—--_— 
Elick caught it in the end zone mate, ae 
for a TD covering 32 yards. ete ae” SN Sean, 
lane fmol te tt ta oar SM and PCH recovered on : y, m- 
the Rouge 24. Four plays later BACKS: "Mowse, P. Shorter, J. Me-| Staley again hit Shorter and the — Rubio, Shover, Jones, Destrom.| 
aerial weapon was good for a | 
nine-yard touchdown. Ken Dex.) . aac daeell trom placed-kicked his only ex — — TUB woes 5) nt) 
tra point of the game Total yoy Ne : 3 
The Chiefs forced Rouge to punt, |¥erds net pass sss: ce took possession on their own 46| poss sttamnn eceuse nl a 
and scored on the 2nd play. After |P*sses completed ...... 4 ‘ 
——— was stopfed at the Punt averages s-+. 33 438 no gain, Howze swept a ane eseredcece 
al te a 54-yard Tp gal Yards penalized ........ “a 45 
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‘tally for Rouge. The’ Panthers aT—Kiernan’ (pes). Christic (pase). 
gained control on the Pontiac 24 Fredrick Clement in Pirst downs .......... 2 Se rerpge ope Pa SEE IT NOW AND SEE ALL THESE ‘fhe three yard line from where |Fassing attempts... sf H . Talfback Bobby Lyons swept-end|Pumbles *, .*: 3 ; ‘for the counter. Punting average ...... 32 23 oO oO 
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‘tom was tackled in the end zone| "PAT—-sT. PRED Hettman irk -t@ give Rouge two points. and 3) —e ee (r, 3 
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HALF ‘N’ HALF—In order to accommodate garage in half and is moving one 
in the early days. And comparing his standard-sized sedan and his wife's small six feet. Looking over the project 
‘the “early Berlie” with the. new, car, William D. Swihart of Ypsilanti split" his and his helper, his son Kip. 
‘less brash Berle, he will pay him- ——____——— 
‘self a visit next Sunday night. | - 
| “TM be playing a: double role— Hollywood Headlines: 1) Di 4 S ithe Uncle Miltie of 1949, and m @ in tate 
prerset ounce Concho Throws Caution, 
ywoudwninierand All Else, to the Wind|Iratfic Crashes older and 20 pounds lighter. My, 
|so is my delivery. But I think rm HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Scratchernment than all the other pres-| Boy, 12, Killed on Bike, 
lan actor and you'll find an author Sure groups combined. Another, 13, Dead as Council. 
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will yak it up with |Marx. «agree that whoever created sex} § By The Associated Press comedy sketches. The | His book, “Groucho and Me,” is .crtainly knew his  business.| An Otisville father and four of PONTIAC my first show were billed as “The Though everyone is crazy about it/his six children died when their Bill Robinson, Autobiography of (those who are not are beneath skidded into the i i i 
f hing), car side of a . N THEA 
contempt and will bear watc train near Lapeer and brought 35 De FE at all peapie? the word itself, small as it is, [Michigan's weekend traffic death) 
Groucho Marx.” seems to frighten more people 'toll to 12. 
But don’t let the than antidisestablishmentarianism.} Other traffic accidents claimed | 
publisher’s ¢ 0 y -| “Lyric writers, in particular, al-|the lives of three young boys, one | 
'ways delete that lovely little word /12 and two 13. 
and replace it with ‘love” No| hook is well laced| a The Associated Press traffic 
with Groucho's singer (even a =) | payee ecard corti | An average neighborhood is ee day and ended at midnight Sun- SIGN OF Th where the folks on both sides of thing.’ With this title, the song) day. 
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per cent fiction. Ifthe real trum Ropbeads, Out there is very lite) oy ied Prey night when | NOW. SUDDENLY LISTEN TO JANET, AGE 15, SAYING: “MAYBE | Detroit. 
Delton M. Ott, 33, of Stock- if 
i   COULD GO TO MY AUNT CLARA'S. SHE'S OVER TWO HUNDRED MILES 
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NOW LISTEN TO ARTHUR, AGE 16, SAYING: “I'M RESPONSELE AND 
actor] | KNOW A WAY OUTE” ¢ autobiography — the facts are! tek car on M33 about three miles north | available in other books—but an Skelton — “Don't laugh, but l of Kinde. ‘BLUE DENIM” IS A STORY OF LOST INNOCENCE... “ often stimulating view of Marxian think the logical successor to) * * * { “THE MARK OF ZORRO” philosophy, Among his opinions: |Chaplin is Skelton. Red, to my) Fred N-~ Tuttle, 29. of Livonia AND THE SOLUTIONS TEENAGERS ARE FORCED 
arrormnneaal = , wae Farmers — “No matter how mind, is the most unacclaimed was killed Sunday when -his car TO FIND FOR THEMSELVES! Anita Ekberg — Gee. Marshall | 
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the pure comedians like Red we 
can. get. Two Muggers Trapped 2 whl 
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Big Switch NEW YORK: (UPI)—Two mug: gers were trapped by their own 
1S 4 4 impatience yesterday. 
in ‘J.B. | 9 n J B Play | They were nabbed by police as 
| NEW YORK (AP) — Not every they stood over their victim, ' 
‘actor can play God — then tural counting and dividing the $76 
jaround and play the devil in the | they had stolen from him, police | 
|same play. said. The victim’s yells for help 
“re ne mnt oe OLIN BOD UE | Basil Rathbone is making the! Held without bail was ller Craw- ws CARY: “MARSA HUNT [bie — : = gg st ford, 28. His accomplice, Isais tion “J.B.” For past Colon Rivera, 24, of Middltown, CHARLES Bs BRICKETT- “PHILP DUNNE EDITH SOMMER PHIUP DUNNE months the actor has portrayed|N.Y., was held on $5,000 bail. A ONnernScore - 'Mr. Zuss, symbolizing God in the|hearing was scheduled for Wednes- eae ee ayree" |Play. Next week he takes over the/day. 
role of Nickles, who symbolizes 
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CHICAGO (AP) — Soybeans ad- | Quotatiuns 
vanced as much as two cents & Detroit 
bushel in early dealings on the Friday. 
Board of Trade today. Other} 
grains were steady. Detro 
Early strength in soybeans was 
attributed to unfavorable rains £0F gopies Crap Mo Dee meses. cose #149 harvesting the crop and forecasts) Apples. bu. £8 
af more to come. “Apples, Jonathon, 340) 
The rains and resultant delay | Apples. Nerthere 607, - $%/shares of GM stock although it on the pavement and not a museum floor, What style with individually a hot tomate sauce. in harvesting also helped corn |Appies. Wolf River. bu. : eee eee ae Se ee Se is it? Owner-builder Nikos BelJon of San-Fran- burnished chips shrimp tickles which moved up fractionally at | Centalow * imalortty ot the mock to public cisco, shown with his customizing masterpiece, thing then was of Americans to the the outset of trading. Peaches, Siberta. | - $88) ‘| reveals the auto is a ‘39 Lincoln. The body was _resin plastic. about a pound 9er person Wheat started steady, helped by Pears. “38 DuPont advanced 4}, te 260'4 ; : 
Ugg hee ere Quince (eee) SETI, agg! mae — es on te nk iled E ‘bl frozen food coun- puse ying. was higher Waterme ce ieeasess shares. spurted cae 
nop. lla he et SSE op] te at motin oman Fel Engineer Responsible Roger cro ol whea ! : : ; , ‘Beans, Romen. bu. ee ee 400 ‘ « e : 
Near the end of the first hour Beans wax, bu ............. - $00) Steels moved narrowly, Bethle- S T BI k n UP * * * 
wheat was unchanged to ¥e higher. Bete Net dos. behs |. sss. 2s. 1.00,hem gaining a fraction, Jones & erles acl out 1 , Mehos, president of the December $1.96%; corn ¥6 to % Bracoli No.'l doe. behs 2% Laughlin taking a slight loss and Assn. of the Americas, higher, December $1.10%: oats /EuGgs, Curly, ou... vss 1.8@'U. S. Steel holding firm. MARQUETTL WA dis. | ject, said it- disrupted network industry does about 83 8 higher, December 714; rye 4 vapbage on a ah . is! Other automotive stocks were! charged television station engi- TV signals fed from Green Bay, million dollars worth of business a to Ss higher, December $1.33%; Girrets. topped bu. 2 00' mixed. neer was blamed by police today | Wis. Shrimpers who marketed and saybenns 2% t 2 cunts higher, (Carwets. get bens * 93) Oils drifted lower. Chemicals| for blanking out TV reception of | ~*~ * * million pounds in 1930 November $2.14". |S Das - }2 and electrical , the first three ygge te par | Officers said Lindgren told four times that much * root, 1.73 ahead. Airerafts, utilities and| baseball games in en them he put the object in the 2 225 . 
Grain Prices . 100 rails were uneven. Upper Peninsula. tower the night of Sept. 30. From » Sala: Oe deere - 380 * * | The Delta County sheriff's of until today wouldn’t touch a brown cascana Gala aa openin Eero . 10 Moderate la Gae made by! fice said Harold ry cc 36, of 7 6), ae ee prersa and he wa a inden grain prices: — Spenins Eee pinay BA gold gadecniaapas 139 Goodrich, International Harvester, Marquette was arrested without vision station in the Upper strain thought suitable 
ce pee Dee... 13m Gourde, i $4)Pan American World Airways, | charge today and signed a state- Peninsula, was unable to trans- Bat Gath On: trenen Mar. iBD Be... 138 .. 190) Radio Corp. and Kennecott. ment in which he said he placed mit network shows, including the came the rise of the on Lard idrums)— 13) losers were American Tebacco,/ a smal] metal object in a tele | series, although it still was able beauty and its sis- Sec. Lie Oe. --::---- Fae , i! Texaco, Baltimore & Ohio and/ vision microwave relay tower | to send out local shows. ‘the pluk.— and the May .l.ec.. LU? Dee. ..c0.s. 8 -|; “isa, General Dynamics. near Lathrop. ~*~ * * disappearance of the Dee ecses Tite Mare lo Seep - $3) Engineers, who found the ob- | Engineers from Chicago and ° eS SEB] = New York Stocks | Geoan | Sia Bs than "Y more 15 “Tse cd | . | trace the trentie. Listens wes seated een Europe Car 1B nema usa wee « ee OUFT CONSIGOLS sey st ence al PS "9g | Admiral 19.2 Johns M + BA, | 
a ee ee ae Be | Se ome s Sng a Market to 10] Allied Stra. 51.2 Kennecott’ .. | * * difference. 
233! Alum Lid’ 1.1 383. Kresge, 88". 338 Officers said that Lindgren they can tell but 1 
Pass U S ? co haa aa [OP Glass “ss 883 ross Dped who was fired from WLUC-TV i've neve 
: * f Am Can... 43.6 Lib McNa@b . 113 . | Sept. 10 for insubordination, told -> L38/am Cyan .... 515 Ligg & My o» 98 them he did it for spite. 
PARIS, France @®—The head |3 tafe det 26 Loew's “ine 3 ie Seek Ouster of UAW jt indgren was held in the Mar of a major U.S. auto firm says | Furs ee wee Lone 8 Gas *: 384) Local 155 as Bargainer| a — the car market in Eurepe alone Am Smelt... 45) Oe Nash. . ies deci what charges, 
will exceed America’s “some- Gotland, wo. be. eee t-te Meck Trt. $4 for Workers at Plant any, to file against him. 
time between 1970 and 1975.” ’ No. 1. bu. : ; ++ 2 way Dp str .. 47.7 
L. L, Colbert, president of ferret, bm ovens Le arece oar He Met ag CINCINNATI The U. 8. Court Wotertord Teen Hur Chrysler Corp., said in a speech |swiss Chard ou. || . i | Aree eS o me Mpls Hon 1282/of Appeals, Sixth Circuit, today atertor een Hurt prepared for a company sales TWO be *S|Balt & Oh | 441 Minn P&L. $2./took under advisement an’ appeal|in 2-Car, U.S. 10 Crash conference here that he was Celery Cabbage, dot... 2.05: $2.00 Bottng ale : — sear a Loi by the Cross Co. of Mount Clemens | - “struck by the similarity be- Mee tu " 299/Boba Alum .. 28 Mot Prod...” 85 from certification of Local 155 of! A Waterford Township teenager tween the conditions that prevail | Letwce Bibb. pr. . 133 | Seren ae ae o one the United Automobile Workers as|and River Rouge housewife were in the auto business in Europe tituce) nena bu ...... ese ! Use| Borg Warn .. 42.2 Nat - 523|collective bargaining agent for its|treated for minor injuries-a* Pon- now and the conditions that Lettuce leaf bu. 6. 6... ep eet. ek met ee”. sl workocs, \tiae General Hospital and released] existed in the United States” ° “"|Brun Balke... 98.6 Net Qype .... 364 «ke * |Sunday after being involved in a when Chrysler was founded 34 i seauioc ereeee i hg RY Central’. 1.4) The firm has been hit by a two-car collision on U.S. 10 dust | years ago. ' Cal Pack .... 30 5 Po - is|south of Walton boulevard in Wa-| . Campb Soup . 48.6 No Am Av 33.4\strife-marked strike which now is j 
“veh the vette of warn DETROIT stock Can Dry: BL er Paya. 8 4lin its Grd day. {erford Township, ie tee care ee DETROIT. Oct. § (AP) Cattle—| Genital ais. ks Obie OM .... 383 | Oakland County sheriff's depu-| ulations is about the same,” Col- seisdle 2400 Bulk tarly supply fed\Carrier Co | Sa Owens Cag. $23| Court attaches said there was |ttes said the injure! parties were| ert sald. “Fer example, here im |sey, Srcseninanig: comin ot Semel Sit, at 22 poeta me stag | BO Way of telling when the not F Mobley, 17. of 4086 Van France the ratio is one to — > sunaare qredas omties than la i. a : = Pan A W Air 24.1) appeals court would rule in the Zandt Ave.. and Mrs. Christine! Mr. ; ; ; h Ep! 46.2 fr. and Mrs. B. A. Maguire almost exactly what it was in "eek; cows increased over laét Monday.|Chrysier . 4.1 : case. i'M = s Texas shrimp boat she claimed i ahaa cent of run: around 106\Giice pyc 4a4 Param Pict .. a, i) cDonald, 35, of River Rouge. of 47 Mechanic St., Oxford, an- was within her coastal waters the United States in 1923. [heed stocKers. and feeders: tiaughteriCiark Bauip .. 19 Darke Des: 33! The case was heard by Judges Mobley was a passenger in a| nounce the engagement of their sek aheeiliess ea “es convinced ‘that wormetinne ‘be. |RcgeT: some susere, O0-ise. Jo. "Z1.8:|Evig Palm". 384 Prot ‘Cola’. 314/Johm D. Martin, Shackleford Miller|car driven by David L. Strainger,| daughter, Joanne, to Pvt. David | jue Jour woe ed to a Mexi- convinced Gat sometime DO IDG ree vores at S060: swerelicstem Gas '.. 303. piety OM. Stl ee gad Lester L. Cacll. 16, of 5890 Rowley Ave., Waterford] L, Sweeney. He is the son of i * ° tween 1970 and 1975 the automo. |!ate bigh, cootes en Heads. nigh|Ce@ Edis... 624 phetps D cscs O74 * townshipy Mrs. McDonald was| Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sweeney of | “" a ae ey ee bile market in Europe will €x- (choles to mostly prime steers 1090-1100 Cons no’ by Sey a oc ae oe : ‘riding in a car driven by her hus-| 11 Park St., C a. N date — ceed that of the United States, |% 28.50: load prime 909 Jb. vearling| Cont ‘cen 48.5 Proct & 0 .. 93.4, Basis of the arguments between ., Oxford, No has 
and beyond Europe are the rap- (Also a1: — poe Me tow ehetes| cont Coo&S . 13.1 pure Oi) - 361 Robert C. Winter of Detroit, repre-|band, Roscoe, 36. been set for the wedding In recent years dozens of other idly growing economies of pro- steers 25.00-27.00: most rood to averane | Cooser Rng es ae pond a eps senting the company, and Duane | % U. S. shrimpers also claim to have 
gressive countries im South |weat to 8 cents lower: uulity eowsicors Pa... 814 Revie... 82 B. B. Beeson ot Washington, rr. West State Co iti ‘ Lon eens Som pee ts Afri 16.00-17.00; canners and cutters 13.00- creme: ber me "oo" 505 ting the NLRB, was the conflict- | Ss over r to Mexi- cored tas SS 4 salable 1.000. er|Det Ecis erty, on tee ae . as to whether the union e mmuni es at Polls can authorities. ikaw’ datanos ohn 250 fos. st to strong: oeighe nce, |Doug Aire... 433 Roya! Dut. ..c. 41 | ing claims , ty of the lraised cries of piracy on the high * * .* 250 Ibs. te lower: sows steady:/Dev Chem .. 04.3 Safeway @t .. 372 now represents a majori V é W Cc 
ce tbowe te mane represen, [BSE Rte aS ae me cog Bad Ger rs orkere at the plant. ote on Water Contracts pv sted  stiet cou were > Ws. 13.90-13.65; several lots r+. SS. ti 44 tives at the meeting. No. 1 190- Ibs. 13.78: mixed No. 2/El Auto oe $0.3 = Ol i! #14] The NLRB finding,. which was Both nations agree the problem 
soo see te ah i = A Emer Wad Sade: Sinclair. 8 appealed by the company, was that By The Associated Press finance its share of the pipe- |is a serious ope. sows, 200-400 oe. 18.13. 13.00: 400-400| Brie RR cease 14 wong Ti tsi 1 155 is the bargaining Residents of four west Michigan| line which would list the town- * * Home-Brew Beer 1 sginiere—ealable | 100. Veaiers fully ak Bou Ry eee O28 seent for Pinel ereddatien communities were voting Monday) ship as a customer with no vot-| Chen says government shrimp . > down: cieles 0nd peta noe uete| ieeen ie ++ $83lworkers. on making firm commitments with| ing rights in authority plans. gcse figures go back only Recipe Revives standard and food 25 0-35.00; eull and ® «ess B64 Std Oil Cal . the KentOttawa Water Authority) ¢ two years and that the drop in the utility 18.00-25.00 Bak ..|... 121 8td Of) Ind .. 4 randville and Wyoming, lead- ' Dynam .. 46.1 Std Of NJ. 425 . which proposes a 14 million dollar. size of catches could reflect only Sheep—salable 1200. Not enouch sales ° . ‘ ers in the Kenowa Plan, already 1933 Lost Art to’ establish trade, few sales 50° cents, |\Ge™ Elec ..... 786 Std Ot! Oh .. 33 Lake Michigan pipeline. aed the substantial increase in the size spots 1.00 lower than last weer: staugh- [Oem Maite. S37 Sted tea’... ea DOGIG WI VISCUSS t * &- Crate eg PeRAOS COOL nthe Thi eid, Sieimoers = “ry td ae veve 184 racts & ‘o 
CLEVELAND (UPI) — Ii's un-|12%4, Spect -2¢ ., weoled  slauchter Gon Tete Bi 2 Fenn Poe occ $8 East Grand Rapids, Hudsonville = an figures, he says, are prone to lean likely that the fine art of home \moughter' eee Sanne nae “y" choles Gen Tire’ a rer 0 ai’ ., 18d New Land Code and Zeeland were deciding on sign- The Kenowa Plan was born in|" cittinars’ shemnacios. brewing will ever make a COMe- |reed and choice feeder lambs paiven Reter aa ea ance WF dhe’ - 4 : an to L supereved ponnsiring with! 1954 as a means to expand water bets a a Cat Wf chekenpers 
ee Pattee: BY RERARE 2) ov of ne most important tems] ime unl SE eet Ml apps or communes rough citi tie evadve cruacen 3 ric eee 2 2 . A A : oe A 
_Aside trom the fact that the Poultry and Eg gs ceetrest -. 108.8 Un carvide a 143 ¢|echeduled for tonight's Waterford | area communities. . ‘ ag ts _ png bars Teun something to it. 
ae oe ee ee Gt ARP" 84 Gait atr Lin’ 423/TOWnship Board meeting will be! party Township of Kent Coun- |Grand Rapids voters rejected pro-| Shrimper Mehos, one of Tex the practice, wl geht peor ee, ot. Ore hound 3° Gait Fruit .. 38. | Continued discussion regarding) ty was balloting on a two-mill | posed entry into the Kenowa pro-| as’ largest ay ane cwrelice hard to find. but! pound fo. Detroit fer Ne, ‘1 wquality Hammer Pap’. 324 Un Gas Cp .. 33. definite regulations and procedures! levy te raise enough money to | ject in 1957. shrimp conservation is 2 must. the art of home-brewing itself is, Heavy type gol light type hens Homestt .... 43.4 us ad a 1984/¢0 be established for new land 
an almost forgotten one. Ibs _rhites "Ts canonettes unger 8 ibe. Indust Ray i. Ao US Tee .... 24 developers, Back in the carly “tes, recipes tg Tile turkeys heavy type maand a Ue West Un Te 283: * * * 
flourished aplenty. But prohibi- situa sens (nt Bus Men “azo” West’A BE .... 29.6, At the present time real estate 
at thone whe brewed thelr oma (Dar ois Stor Tact?” jaggSfPt 58, I Re oc ie Riemmy a os 8) Developers er odes et mp o ose W rew if Own | eraded: mn case lots ederal state Int Paper : - { 
now have only a ary recollec- soles arece ws jumbo of: extra {nt Binge 3 Young 8 -s by the ee to Clerk 
tion of how: they did it. foal _— free B iste 41-46: \fa cre Cont os 334 Zenith ed. BS _ , ee So 
The formula is relatively simple |35° checks 20, ° S°8* 44-48; medium STOCK AVERAGES n other business beard : Cc y ar - | for fleet — a are el vored iain trade Sate om: ee (Compiled by ia a me , ee contracts 
malt syrup with five pounds of smal I: erage large 23-28" browne (Net change ee eT a3] had been opened at last week's | ¥2 ugar and a teaspoonful of salt|39-40: med 38; mall Ihclen el Prev. day. ’....3009 tan OF. 3) Meeting and referred to the | - : : 
with two gallons of water in ona gestae deh eek, age Bees) 5 : at ais township attorney for recammen- | Thi > Soares ae ean Sag ai al BG Sim | is Week Specials! Next add the first mixture to y Taw NOW eccececk et 4 2115) It is expected that a third plat| three gallons of water in another Backfi 1908 low ST 888 18 bee |for the Lotus Lake Subdivision will] First Quolity Unglezed Random Show tha conacction i Seomact i ackHres on STOCKS be presented for the board's ap-| Solid Vinyl - . Pottern 6 crock 
{ ; a warm place, boting on the ith] Waterford Merny |riu ais: drat pins tr sgn] PPOV4 y) Oe ny’ =| CERAMIC FLOOR] ia day while it's still fermenting to| Allen Electric & Equip, Co* 23 24 ? . Z TILE T Paint assure carbonization. | Charles W. Penny, 20, of 3536|Ross Geertee OO c7: = Chief Works Night Shift ILE ; |Lexington St., Waterford Township, | Orest Lakes Chem. Co." .. 1.3 15 | ’ 1 9 Scout Canoe Trip fact artic Come! foetal chris Soe. i] goUTH BURLINCTON, LUT geonyg PEE] F159 o shoot Your Choices of oday after ing that it is pos- ge gees ‘ = : i ishes . € Irip sible to be too fast on the draw. Tuiedo Balam Conn cs id 183 183 blee hs pres oe Sen eee . -_ 2% Se. Pe. te 6 Sheet | All Fin Penny told Oakland County’ : rans xplained — vi Keg. $5.95 Gol. ls Scheduled sheriff's deputies he was practicing . by he a ordered to I 3 Tubes CLOSE-OUT $ 98 CLARKSTON — A some canoer rn, 2 ,calter visol tom Fish Needs Room {ss peoming” Sens Yl Caulking and Gun Pleite . mind NOW y, | a ng at a Ea. White Only i f trip down the Au Sable River is|behind his home, Sunday. ; | Linoleum te planned by Boy Scout Troop 126| ., . fo Sta in th 5 i Roads Even-Numbered | $2.95 for Oct. 24 and 25. The trip down| _ | thought I could increase my e wim | m. Tile : ; ‘the fast Au Sable will begin at] Vane gy ome the hammer Na wie Most. of the main east-wést/| : | We Are Your Authorized Grayling. —“ share the bu-jfederal highways are even-] COUNTER TOPS | spatter _ | —— : Two winter camp-outs are| | - othe ry E epeg ce a - |. ASPHALT € Es. Ht You Don't Buy Your Tile echotated tay she Groep, anid |, Oo, NE rat 7. ot the cocked rat 0 fish oseas te hot woud | 1/3 off | ©. ™me | 4 pistol, Penny said the went a ° ’ ‘ : Sovatenaeter Gack Brest. Tee are be ot fe ae ne aan ler Is pleuty of Tim,” haps WeneelOeee Hog Lighter | 
of the Au Sable, just north of eer. tebe alk icago’s! 4 20 pens live hog dresses “ GALVANIZED Mio, and before Christmas, the ¢ is reported in satisfactory : down to 146 pounds. : _ boys will camp at the Clinton |ondition with a bullet wound Of| mere ie lees oxygen fe It, and i — | Interior or Exterior _ GUTTER te 2 D aw | 
ia | oe wil die" crowded the fish Estimate Earth's Speed ff] WHITE $@68cu). sr. Mp? eee ere ot ah ihe. trays 0c According to Biblical scholars,! Chute says, “To keep them cool,| Barth's speed around the sun! P a ‘Lengths’ ‘| _ 1055 W. HURON ST., PONTIAC pend Ty m igmage, nt Aramete lam-lneep | plenty of epgee between at 66,600 miles per = - ‘ “   
                
  
  
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f urb Flanking Warren were justices beloved wile of Wilmer 6 Bary Help Wanted Male _ 6 aioet. cere ie zi eet, mm sk Black and Frankfurter, both of —: AP Wirephote ating) Mezers, Mrs. pete, | 2 FURNACE CLEANING suennes seen SS Se mee we Ss” whom have long since passed the’ seEKS TO BE FIRST — Dr. David Pitt, 45- general election in the United Kingdom. He Glenn, Robert end Richard Sharp: | QPERATORS. APPLY |. te offer. ask for Sales Manager. __ Woodward at Square Lake. Rd. voluntary retirement age of 70.| WF : MP. Pitt is the | dear sister of Mrs. Eni | 80 N PADGCK: FE 2-| Wanted for home modernisation | Fit he SSE Ss PART - TIME. Black will be 74 in February:| Ye@r-0ld physician, talks with Mrs. H. Cooper hopes to be the first Negro —. =m 1% Mrs. Glenn Freaks sad ie Boe “ : sales. PE 2-077T. SOMPANy| Metkend, evening or day shift Frankfurter will be 77 on Nov. 15.| i Hampstead, London, as he campaigns for Labor Party’s candidate and is running ina | held Wednesday, Oct. t. at LC. 8318. THE chia elglivetlens tor cales. we ED Ow RAT Neither has given any indication) election to parliament in the forthcoming normally strong Conservative District. ville Mich. af 3 p.m. Interment 3X0 LOUNGE | men_in our auto accessories de-| WOMAN WANTED 25 TO 40 YRS. rtment, Previous experience ‘ ; an 7 in Oak Lawn Cemetery, Ingham ak aa . . aa to hantile cash, also kitchen and of having retirement plans. ~ ” om; = ~ ogc ga Aer oxeaelr — rt Order ag aaa — *waLgO - we as num open J ~ *« * 
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Medaris Makes at Famring am So untertend Pee roe eas eh) ees ENGINEERING CORP. | fue OF TP ME etaT AVON'S CHRISTMAS STARTS| YOUR DESIRE TO EARN AND 2250 W. MAPLE RD. WALLED LK. | © now. Big profits on beautiful gift; 1EARN WILL HELP corto ne on te eh pr 5 mag on 7 ae gy Gwar INT VIEW or our ucts. ww ° On Ce sens. sell. Phone fa FE IUETT REAL     on Pply 7 4 practice. Then a loud bang by the. ‘ . a eataial lished route in Pontiac area. $125| fice 14th ger iy Dereon. Barnctt's Clothes crier’s gavel gave-notice the court Bad Riot in Stadium Recession _——_ — a Sl Cunlnes __ Hudson s Downtown T wh CURE GIRLS would be in recess until next Mon-| , B : W ; INDEX A 208 FOR 3 MEN. STEADY TOOL DETAILER ' womens 910 eee ORES day. f | arn “S100 weekly, Mant Mane ere | Experienced. Fixtures @ .| Age 25 to 45. Must have trans- sarzs, maty wrr—ue Labor Says  DIinds Plies Si dime‘on Tacs | Sent vastus fa | Agee Toga Mans reo headed Neopolitan soccer fans eS ns WouAN . 3 : 3 . . _ | WOMAN HOU Go Ahead, Order’ wine warmed onto the fleld yes: | WASHINGTON u—The AFL- Bureau -Report Links * Hhmiagin Woods Maskee WEE | sue Ee Osa: | Mente gt oes cela ne or home terday with cries “ . Fise . ward, Roya e MYrtle 3-271 PE a That Chopper | umpire” battied police for an Sa? wakes potenti Birth Boom, Death Lag BOYS TW eNO AGE POP at carpenter werk, Gig | WANTED: YOUNG caAbY FoR From U S., Nik bour in Italy's worst sperts stax inolicies are bringing the threat of! to International Tension fect, panacer, im onder dept | fea Living furnished. | resption’ . asia, oe, dium riot in years. le new recession. P 4 Saturdays. Apply 3:30 pm. 313 ANTED: SRA LINE - eee vet vy he - * * * | : : ive | =" : : . OL 1-1177. a it. WASHINGTON ® — Under-| Petice wearing steel helmets |_ Andrew J, Biemiller, legislative! wasHINGTON (UPI)—The 20th Cost accoUNTANT OPPORTUN- wes r" secactary Of State Douglas Dillon) as protection against flying |‘'"€Ctor for the organization, made century has seen the most rapid department in an agressive. crow: r. $oisi. pans Bn be. Afternoon sift. Ret Said today there's mo reason! stones amd bottles moved in | statement at the opening of &@ multiplication of people in history peg Rinel Ce neene receee| VantED g MEN: i BW. FEB | creteos, Yetmiy Oakiond b Bal Nikita S. Khrushchev can't go| with tear gas and fire hoses to (S¢T!eS Of hearings by a special/_trom about 1.7 billion in 1900 to With experience. Forward resume Also,.1i exp. bumper and WATTRESS AO eLY BLACKIE ahead and order a helicopter from] restore order. Senate ey a on warned |approximately 3 billions today — tation to P.O. Box 185, Rochester, cor ho . aRorer Sales & Serv-| Lunch 2257 Dixie Hwy Z , ; : Ps : Mich. n a an American company if he wants! At least $0 spectators and 35 i phere ‘ sabout three |according ae new oper trem te FULL CHARGE OF YOUNG MEN, 11 OR OVER FOR | “ply at sulle, Gout Mt. ae police were injured. Hundreds of dere she k = Jones | Population Reference Bureau. en, y experienced. Ret | full time work tn outside order | bie Dillon left it up to the Soviet| ethers sobbed from the sting. amare Saarai noe a a ‘The Bureau is a private non- @ib paivena. oe Cone oocgece, Ween nick ons aie tween 30 and 80. for ‘genemi Premier and his government to| img gas or shivered from soak- pute & Pans |profit scientific organization that FE 2-0205. © en. foo 30 — | housework. Adulte. Live to. 1 put in a bid for a “chopper”| ings by the firehoses. “Our failure to provide full |collects demographic facts under- GAB, DRIVERS WANTED. NOT worker. MApie  5-0291. : : = . ; ve under 25 years old, with chauf- Help Wanted Female 7 we which intrigued Khrushchev dur- -~ * * employment for America’s grow- |lying the world’s economic, politi- feru’s license. Clean. neat and | mb sereatatl bad = Ag * Spee ing his visit to this country. H was the: worst sports riot | ing labor force” is “America's |cal and social development. It win 9. growley conetrn Bie 300 LOUNGE |" WAITRESS WANTED President Eisenhower, who | '" [taly since November 1965, | most erucial domestic economic olds there is‘ urgent need for rec- Seater Gcee thge Reaves Bar Waitresses Mi _6-1338 - took his K. = ,. | When at the same stadium po- | problem,” Biemiller said. ognition and understanding of the greph Roads Birmitname 1° Pood Welresese pT WANTED BABY. remlin guest for sev- | 1. opened fire with their car- .__ population growth problem. Short Order Cooks have transportation. "OR 38823. tral rides in presidential heli- | bines to quell a similar distur. |! added that the jobless situa- = o ten ot CALL TONIGHT (3-0 P.M) Apply in peteen, aak Sor Joe Puertas | Some” GIN 70 CARE VOR 3 copters, reported on Monday | tion has rown ressivel ce 1900, > popula oor _small children. Live in. FE 2-4866. that Khrushchev announced ri bance sparked by the same mo- ones ww ts last oe years deapite the United States has almost Tor 2nd out it you can quality! Attention, Housewives | YOUNG LADY WANTED FOR tive. : : | dowbled, Since 1950 it has in- for a PART TIME Job that would HUDSON’S genera! housework & baby fit was interested in buying one and recoveries from two recessions, | . enable you to carm $80 per week ‘aaa: Se fing. Board, room & salary. OR would ask Dillon te be his pur. -p7 because the nation's rate of eco-| creased by 26 million. At this . Pe OR 3.0832. Mr. “Allen, oe sreneg, Gemetene bet pest hasi iv N Y C t ] Will th h ed. | rate, before 2000, it should double RENTALS OFFERED Ee ‘our spare time into extra money. ! a’ Serene. PMO CS entra rome ee) ras Seaned | again to 350 million, says Robert et ee eee 2 ao oe ee The fall | selling season is Just Help Wanted & Dillon chuckled when asked about “ x * : ; eat Houses Pu UNI go} ehard Lake Ra. Benin (the i | eer wees o this at = news conference W End Freight Stop | Mewever, -Walter D. Fackier.| Cock, direcfer of. the Burenn. Rent Houses Unfurniohed”... 40) CAB DRIVERS STEADY AND| ‘ betonte ‘fall’ tne milena aeereltekie Pell Ge eres ROOTS : s ednes-| : | fowever, alter D. Fackler,| According to Cook, mounting pop- Rent Lake Cottages ............ 41) part-time. 101 W. Huron. the fail and Christmas season.| Srace as 59 her 150 N. Perry day. He said his appointment “sat Co lumbiavi 1] jassistant director ,of economic re- aati gee agente. only bode oo an {3 | DISH” WASHER WANTED. EN- Rosia (raining sew te sell during 8:36 to 11-96 am . . i unofficial, but that he would be e jsearch for the U.S. Chamber of bare phientenh individesia tut Convalescent Homes... 44 | Cote Restourant Miracle Mile. Earn ‘while you ‘learns Now 1s (tt AVANT SLEWTY OF Ac lad t t ; | : “ s among . , Hotel Rooms ......... preteeeee ’ . the time to start earning, for glad to put the Russians in touch COLUMBIAV ~Ereles _|Commerce told the committee more important, among nations as enh Qearta ye eee 4 Die Makers those Christmas extras. Apply in se. = CeTORTpNITY with a helicopter manufacturer. ictos b ey New York Cen. CCrt#i2_ amount of unemployment weit : ' Se Mn = ESTEE eee “a Poor,” Hudson's downtows ine F_ C. SCHUETT. REALTY. A There is no U.S. ban against the | Pickup here by spice Cen-lis normal and inevitable.” pene es — £ +t... «oo Due to plant expansion we are |, Fourth level Hudson's Northiand.| 17-YEAR-OLD FIRM WITH 2 . 3 tral Railway will be discontinued, Until recently, the most rapid REAL ESTATE FOR SALE pow taking applications. Job shop |" pPLICATIONS ARE NOW BEING| DETROIT AND ALSO 2 OAK- sale of commercial-type helicop- He said economic policy should : For Sale Journeymen obiy. Apply or write. LAND COUNTY OFFICES ereily it was learned today. ee growth was taking place in the Li when for office cashiers at the) ©XPERIENCED PREPSERED ters to the Soviet Union and they eo & jbe aimed at eliminating that part countries eel alvected aseuias N LIBERTY. TOOL AND | 8-8. Kresge’s Company, Drayton | Bor Will TRalw 
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  - L | ___ #00 W_HURON, PONTIAC _ _ Orchard Lake Road. ALTERATION LADIES go Bl ok all val habe picked up at nearby Millington. “phe death rates fall in underdeveloped rap TELE ViSION TECHN ae rom ole pe —— oes _or UL 2-3782. et , a Beastly Joke The Chesapeake and onio Rait/AT Worth Million 8. serena SE ME | eh Rohe a Rout Map Sa xowgy noe 4 way was granted anthatity agen _—— ~— . mM BLOOMFIELD perience ectenary, Witte te laa “ . and the lowest death rate among erm dears Bae FASHION SHOP __Pontise Press. 0 CAPE CANAVERAL, Fa. —|Pend freight stops at Webberville Found in Toronto U. S. states. Its density feee Re Higtway. Wailer | a5 SITTER. “Must se wax.| MUTINS, & RETIREES BARR Maj. Gen. John B. Medaris, chiet|#"4 Port Hope by the state’ com- is about one per four square Apply in person. | “ture and ependable PE 8-8710.| own home. Sales exp. helpful. i mission: but a similar request for 
MECHANIC, FUL- BABY SITTER. $15 PER WEEK. Write Pontiac Press, 76. of the Army Ballistic Missile Agen- Unionvill jenied { ob-| TORONTO (UPI) —A million |Miles, as compared with 57 per- Featians, Brady paisa model | Ualon Lk aren EM 3000s Wa : BILLING CLERK cy, is known to newsmen here for| /"™° = ollowing hen? werk ot ek ¢. (Sons per square mile in the con- guarentee. Call Sry 22071 “for | FABY SITTING AND Lia HT | ™tor fatrier. Hours € a.m. his ishness and for his jectians by local shippers. en paint- tinental United States. appeintment. Ask for Russ John-| housework Vicinity of Crooks and | _noen Temporary. FE ¢1sTi. a as . ready «~ * *& ings were recovered in a garage |. Bat Alntha’s rnte of growth ox son, Auburn. UL 2-1687. » WANTED _ COUPES wo SUPER ER- . - by police acting on a telephone ’s - ERE ploved outside. Litt! : Recently, Cape reporters ‘no- | The commission also heard °) tip, it was revealed today, ceeds that of every state except gy Fa good pay, separate "furnished ; Chesapeak and Ohio petition for Nevada or ate or *. il Mile, apartment with utilities included. ticed an elephant staked oat in ission to discontinue passen.| + a” © ve Royal Oak. LI 1-2819. “BEAUTY SALON —naforemnes, Bet 90, front of a business house as a |?°™™ — paeen: Latin America is growing’ more LOCAL DISTRIBUTOR FOR NA- win ot sé = E t A ij publicity stunt ger stops at Alden and Interlochen’ Police speculated that the ‘rapidly’ in population than any tional Hearing Aid Company oA TSE Employment Agencies 9 ° between Grand Rapids and Petos- thieves who took the master. lother area of the world, the death Sioa program, in Pontiac end MANAGER BRANCH 2 "OAKLAND COUNTY At a press cenference later, Me-| key. The railway said Alden now pieces from the Toronto Art ‘rate having fallen as.much as 40 surrounding areas. Good income phat Boe bage ORiando 3-4245. daris’ was asked if the Army |is served only three months of the Gallery three weks ago may | PARM MERCHANDISE Cae te ake hee ae - babysitters & practical aan id Excellent opportunity for beauty Vacation & nursing assignments. bi Ty ga hae ee as salon Manager. Attractive, mod- Call Pearl McClure. ern downtown salon for worki age limitation. Must have car manager with good. salary a planned to put the elephant in or- year and Interlochen only six have provided the tip because gla ie spisurat that min- For Sais Livetoes months. ) | bit, 
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      1 Sales experience would help but TVELYN BD, = Matio “If we did th: t dvi |exhaustion. Sale Porn oe ml Raesnroa. is not adeonenry. You will be = on een Sones EN a: ap Bk ARDS ita a Miemand Sead proc ie semert- ™ * * Canada is in the world’s most Acction Gales 2c): trained for the work. Phone COUNRTATIONAL oe ocrats would demand equal time| - Te ; Lincoln _1-2982. Ca}! Federal 8-1343. Ask for Mrs.| 24% BAST HUROW re 6 in the air.” ‘ Officers said the paintings favorable position today in terms) | pAUTOMOTIVE me TET ROPOLITAN on oly BURON . More Roads Now Were found jn an unlocked garage Of the number of people and a inl tae eee os 15. LIRE INSURANCE co. tor kt Le, FE 414 ‘V , in a lane in the west end Park- |Fesources to support them. oe on Fm oy ne ‘ g sane & debit servicemen. Exeter MIDWEST I ‘d-surtac i y imi j high birth rate an Auto Service |...) 7//'/"''! 93} married man now employ - Ol | In 1900 all of the hard-surfaced dale district. They were wrapped |Migration, a _ and) ; married man Bow employed de- ce Getting roads in the U.S. would not have in white, heavy building paper @ low al oo combining ror dale waco Cs : vancement." Phone #" aim to 4 is oy asbeuaner g watrene EMPLOYMENT . reached from.N rel 2 ito give her a high population in- or Sale Bicycles ............. _P. ; 5-0491. bag ag on won > Thr ough W ith rom. New nici tion Ant sPpareetly undamaged. neue But hee vik land area a metiniing. fall fete RUE tot | CAR HOP, EXPERIENCED, AP- ontiac Plate Bank Bigg.   
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C. Hoffman, State Manager. RED bn he ana «Lincoln : e or studi. OR 30847 wood 7-2371. Ww. ; b- OFFICE HELP—YOUNG MAN, 18| Married preferred. Super Dixie,|__ Work Wanted Male 11 The ntiac Press Salary,| _Drive-in. ih to anager. . 
Po ph io oe “inves license. | CAB RS, 1 FE 8-9103. . 30 or older. 2 p.m. 436) 4-1 ALL TYPES CARPENTRY. 
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ity. Write Pontiac ‘and natural resources should be 
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3-0085 for in j tas. MORNING { a noon caused an estimated $850 Winners of a state championship 7S fer interview _appotntmen} ter * ae 5 at the Michigan State Fair early damages to three buildings. 
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The fire caused damages of $500! organization, meet at ¢ coors by A to the one-and-a-half car ggrage 7 p.m. Thursdays at Washington a for ad \. —y of Clark Balch, 331 Libert? se Junior, High School. Their ranks ment, "veestion’ pep tal Smt, foe Ger. . $250 damages to the garage of gare span to ony pki with baten for your “future, Weite, imme: | Sree. Mount eee ore | Re eee Anthony Spav Nov diately for local interview: Giv- o 12 y Spavale at 335 Liberty twirling experience and to novices intel view: “Gly. xt “Work Wanted St.; and $100 damage to a one Telephote iat least 10 years old. tus & phone wemivers All reste gs ip Person, / i Day IRONINOS. 4 BU. REP. . cnt ; sale erences. bear place of their missing dog at the port of Amsterdam after it ap- * peared he was doomed to be a dog without a country and sail the Adopt Uniform Markers First permanent settlement in| f¢88 aboard the liner Johan Van Oldenbarneyeldt. The dog wan uniform highway Vermont was made on the Con- dered onto the ship while it was docked in Australia several weeks Pa ba ie fan we ee necticut River at Brattleboro in ago and quarantine officials wouldn't let it get off. Bingo spent his generally adopted in the U.S. in 174 at Fort Dummer. time at sea with this young seaman, John Lamers» he ' berry St. 
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OR 4-0306 REA! ESTATE & INSURANCE 732 Highland Rd (M59: 
IPLE LISTING SERVICE 
O' NEIL CHE ROKE E HILLS per 
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$14 500 
price f juick sae 
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peting and cornices Ceram- 
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basement Ideally planned * 
for fumpus room. Screened 
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proves—Let’s look’ 
OVERLOOKING CRESCENT 
LAKE with lake privileges 
on nice sandy beach is the 
Jocation of this 3 
fecal home. There's a 
Attached 1 
and 
sume G) mortgage with pay- 
ments of $72 including tax- 
es and insurance. 
of living will 
sccommodate the big fam- 
ily. The center hail floor 
eliminates ail traffic 
enormous living 
and area. Actually 
‘ll five mostly in the 
amily room w adjoins 
the model mn. There 
are built-ins of course ard 
& 2way fireplace. Doubie 
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the 25 iving room. is the SACRIFICE | 62.000 | ance gh i MR heart of this levely 3 bedroom, $800 bedroom attached ‘2 baths, brick home Located. purage 4 lots. No brokers, UL at 224 Alice street in one of |     
ged - — new home sec- | 
tions home is situated on | 
a in A landscaped lot be- | 
neath piires tocloding” and | Suburban Living 
“ At Its Best Your future home is the 
(CONVERTIBLE 24) 
W. W. ROSS HOMES OR 3-8021 | 
j SACRIFICE. MODERN 3 i trees. @xtras a sluminum 
storms & screen dis- 
posal. slate ontry, gre base 
ment water softener, gas heat, | 
and many more features. 4 years 
old Price $17.900. Immediate’ pos- 
3 BED session. Terms fear! 
SMITHA | “feeeck, Same gareee 0G our cont & | interest $13. After 3 FE 
LILLY, INC. | _ 24713 _ 
828 Main st Rochester 
Olive 18141 7 
——— = | 
  
in 1916 
ONLY 8500 down for this ranch- 
type home. jocated on Pontiac's 
north side. 3 bedrms. tile bath 
—BBSa0"" Corner lot. All for J] | 1] | KE 
B D | Established 
Dike New 
lake Privileges 
Delightfully attractive 3 bed- 
room amily home only a with brick front New 7 
stone's throw from Elizabeth Pleasant living rm, ted” bath, 
Lake Features “Cedar Shake full bsmt Rec space and gas 
exterior, carpeted living heat Located in Drayton grea. 
$12500 with $1,700 down   
3 BEDRM hoe glad ag laser 
"BT. | 
spic and span hen, j| DRAYTON WOODS — well built | 
basement with automatic heat older home with 4 bedrms. One | a ret water, well kept bedrm on first floor 1% baths. 
grounds, ved drive. Spotiess living rm. with fireplace ismt. 
throughout. truly a fine family 2-Car garage Excellent lot. Well home. Priced at $16,500. do your J&ndscapet scenic view of lake family « favor, look today! Now at $16.00, terms 
MACEDAY AREA Three lots \Whittemore Street are included with this 3 bedrm . . ranchtype home. Large livin Only $600 Down rm. with stone fireplace. T Conveniently located. roomy 2 bath Full bsmt and rec. rm. bedroom east side home, close 2-car garage with furnished @ to bus, schools and stores. Fea-| on second floor. Lake priv. $18, tures ful! separate dining room.| 900. terms 
large kitchen, full basement 
with of] fired furnace, auto- EASTERN JR High area. Good | matic hot water Needs paint- residential location. 3 rms ing & decorating, but | full bath with shower Ample for quick action at onl closet space. Full bsmt., oil heat, don't wait, see it NO fenced yard Now at §il : 
“Bud” Nicholie, Realtor Floyd Kent Inc., Realtor 4 Mt Clemens St 700 Dixie Hw at Tele rape 
Call Mr. alien ze . 2-0123 
AMPL E CUSTOME FE 5-1201 or PE 2-3370 
| RILEY | 3 BEDROOM RANCHER — A 
' [os buy. mcs California PARKING 
SMITH" bo Well worth ean | NQ DOWN PAYMENT | be rchased for $14,600 ° with | Tms. with bath, New Beauty \" éown. Immaculate white | Queen kitchen and combination | frame home. Vestibule -to car. | storm sash and sereens. Also 1%- | ted 21 ft. livi room, n car aluminum garage with paved | sement with ofl heat. garage | drive. Pr ine | 140 x 200 ft. lot ! jote. GI terms. Monthly payments | | inelude taxes » AD AUBURN AVENUE — Large 7/| proximately $36. r | roomm All newly decorated. Full | basement. Can used for busi- NEAR 8ST. MICHAELS — $1500 down, and it's ve-| iH i from anne sl, boerens.. ] v 
RILEY REAL ESTATE| Buiity paren smatteyt™ ggnutenes 509 Elizabeth Lake Rd. | garece Nice lal eae at 90.250. FE 41157 _FE  4-4821 é 008 do: "hee 
weer SIDE SPECIAL 
. located on Waido street. 4% RENT IT FAS T} cm ead A oid through Rent Ads! Room, 
house, apartment, any- ‘Price thing — Want Ads give to $8,800" $2300 down, a 8 
you ACTION. Dial FE’. Rolfe H. Smith, Realtor 
28181. [mS ongrope ede > 
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+ ogee Ss gt ee 4 -- E — Enclosed porch, Po ed ate : large walk-in closets. storms 
hes furmace & water heat- and screens. automatic oi] heat, S Down Payemat _ : er. t*, car ’ Blocks to two-car garace. Extra lot evail-|. 2 with =] 1 to bus. Only $750 ‘anle 460 Smith. Midwest 6-0806. ie » Og latee  coreer 
ORES pat “ BY OWNER WEST Lake. Neen eee nee OFF BALDWIN. Wall to wall car-/ ‘ownship. ¢ bedroom home. fur} move right tn om ¢ Us an offer. pet to Hie Livang room ot tes Scar entege Lege bt ora , Nothin Down—GI ' shower. Basement hes oi! fur-| ees. , Lake 5 he toll PA 
= with 3975 After 6 and 53-3412. 7 = 225 lot. | ey per moath. oss ey , OWNER ‘e Terai price, t10.500. a interest includes taxes rm bath, close h V t! 
€ MANSFIELD. Immediaté Posses-| price 00 down, $60 eee Jo n J. ermet 
sion. $700 Down. ul REALTY 
meni 7 PR some, ti tet “~~ SAGAR —— | eam commeres"Ai™™ ma neue! FYE" sect" Pull basement. furnace, 685 \iaceday Lk. 2 modern. Lakefront ST. BENEDICT'’S _ F. water heater. Gay down. Must sell MY | 3 bedroom. Natural Se , Oak : : . walk- } 
PRION We MOOT la BY OWNER: > BEDE Wilt Ho e Pay” ar | Bol Me land. | - P m rees. ' burban. New , a, sca! ry $6800. Terms ar a a ara te in | Beat. 2 car gras Storms & | Ve year around home. t- RD. Seven $0 Lots chard’ Yerr — 180. Cash to. mor T to suit. Call 4-968. — | with privileges on Lake Geneva erms to s | Feom. 2 bedrooms down. 2 up. | Pau 1M. J s Real Est. | 2BR home Pull price $4583 "ith BY OWNER. 3 BEDROOM. ALL Newly decorated & painted. Also_ aul M. jones, -St. | terms. modern 2 lots. Garage. 20 x 34. waaes. { rye. Tange & refrig- | 832 W. HURON 4 ; Lake EY. $8500 terms. $€500 erator Your oloer or Fe ¢- PE 8-1275 EST SUBURBAN Excellent 2 BR cash 3-0511. If no answer, smaller home considered as part TRADE-SELL. LOVELY 4 BEDRN. home. Alum siding. LR ol call PE 8-3400 eeeen. Also and span 3° “baths. PE 5-5285 11.5 with fireplace Tile ba 1; BY OWNER § RM. Y home carport. Wa 7 ths. PE 7 —— 
furnace 2 Car aig ge x new. Retired or m . Rea- ze aT yg my acon? | TRI- L EVE L STARTER |} ise 913 $00 ‘Neres : sonable terms. FE cn "* ee es “| No MONEY DOWN 4 of BY OWNER 3} BEDRM. HOME H . | Butld a home proud of, sp 52 Vietery Dr. erbert C. Davis, Ritr. our lot or ours. Have model. J. C. HAYDEN, Realtor 5 Gohee 6 ROSE A BATH PEs la Piattley. EM 3-04820000 E Walton vee ent. gas heat. PE 
= aoe ster 3 Be WE TRADE ~—~-—— —' 5” . 3361 W._ WALTON - th CASS LAKEFRONT bedroom brick 2 reom Perfect beach. Two 3 bed oi garage. Price is right. Ap. oar fireplace & NICHOLI on oe au | t Lake Woods Sub offers ea a a ee surprises, COLORED 6 ROOMS AND BATH, | 1. Natura! sandy beach —wait until you see the interior ment. garage, aluminum i 5 aan Tr of the owner's unit. All the fea- & HARGER CO. ae and screens. §7,500 with Comm water tures a home selling for, $500 sown By owner FE 2303| { Blacktop YY | twice os much. One unit rents NOTHING DOWN 7 or PE §-20 a ~ By trem $23,900 ol Al ar ig er sees on . & 3 bedroom homes If —— puut LAKE HOMES. “BUILT BY WORLD ps a your credy is good and your Village. W. of Pon- | CRAFTSMEN” GI ee ee 4 Work steady you can own Andy Starfire Bldg: Co. EM 6-6531. Take Huron St. (M38) west to! Greer a 3 camekil a home for the same pee DRAYTON PLAINS, 2 BEDROOMS, Elizabeth Lake Rd. left 4\4 miles home. 2 years old. co attrac: | Ments as rent. Call us fo separate ar Ong — t ibdivision or cail— > | tive. Huse lot. Only $12,500. Easy. detais automatic oi] breeseway, 2 EM 3-4181 | «term r , 
PED RE ay uae 5 lta AMY Seems OR David Ward ard Young, Ritr. .."""gtwooo meaty | : Bric ranch, with 3 + a bs | 
om ml gratia ‘aves your owe Xf R Y | abd ou aved street tr 
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fev and stall shower, Only SSE Fi LARGE WHY RENT? | $13.50@ with iow down pay- aes M D ld | arpeied ving aN ams ment and FHA terms on ee onda & Basement Peet mee Large | When you can purchase like this: | l <STON AREA wi room Ww pay- aac nell ranch home with neni en i wasemee 1% _ ments FE ¢-301¢. West suburban—2 bedroom home I‘, baths Nothing down baths co iot oF ours, oak | NORTH SAGIN AW Garage & extra lot for garden Low monthly payments Va- floors, birch . extra | —$7950. What can you pay down? ant large Kitchen and dining, OR | Large 7 room, heat, 4 bed- PERRY PARK . % 3-2837 a! sree ase fe lot near Howard yivan lake privileged home. 2 2 bedroom with Aho teen DRAYTON AREA s6000 WITH | — E cash, mortgage can_ nooms. $8400. $500 down 
s Paved $330 ‘wa ™.. ranch | 
acre jot. Aluminum storms { | In Keego. 2 bedroom. $3950. $500 _— screens. Lake privileges. Cali of eee ll gee Tg "oneege. | down. $50 per month ard Low a pay meat, Ear een — Grive, nice lot, terms ar- —_ a . Q@nd mon:hly payments EX 4 BEDROOM) fF NTI ACR LTY j JACK LOVELAND 
D -8 : PC O EA | 2188 Cass Lake Ra FE 2-4875 MORDAT EXenuet CalLL __tel $-8183 for details, om int Baldwin : Seas WEST SIDE 
Ase for Me Caste: ae ae PARADE a dow 2 . Levely 3 bedrm. home near Pont. | 3 T -RON wine MION, LAKE AREA. | seeen STROM. 8 meee ieee 1h, bathe. firepines ~~ HURO:? ergy nga Be ‘Buren iver iaxza | NORTH DE 2 BEDROOM. TILE @en, basement. 2 car garage Gas ms a foot living room with fireplace. sardwocd feet ery SEE | heat. $15,400. PE 5-533 or Helly }piece bath and hot water heater. ment. 44 per cent. GI Owner | _ME_ ¢-9462._ oo Ou heat. Wired for electric stove | for week. F 8-0010. WATERFORD TOWN HALL AREA 
BREWER = se cn aim sy omnes | NO Saag, tees ie tars - rock § fireplace Altractive Trew r ih- 
PERSE | MONEY DOWN _| ithe oom Dining room bull BIG FAMILY Attractive 3 ve 3 bearecm brick a) obs build a Bogie Aa on your! Automatic heat Reasonable down Just hic distance west of = yment Complete price only town ‘vicinity ef Dodge Park e ‘suing ‘room. “$14 00, terms | wiring. Your piens or ours Sines. Deascy big 11 room modern aval + GRASS LAKE home. on 3 lots. Large enough gage of 4% per ons | RUSS _MeNAB _ ART MEYER! pores a fall special nice 3 or family of tem or more or PHA APPROVED j bedroom home 2 wooded lots se as @ 2family imcome Has Attractive 3 bedroom ranch with NEW BRICK” 3-BDRM. Also property includes 2 lake- 2 baths ful] basement. Juzaire’ 3.4, garage. on pared street to schools. ricted front lots with summer house hes garage Hancy to Has 3 bedrooms, 1's baths. gas west suburban neighbor . Pos- Priced for quick sale at only > ocis, bus service. §$11500. hea: Like new. Located north of | sible 4th bedroom. €x bemt. | 310.560 with attractive terms Terms Lake Oakland $600 down Phone — . 2 baths, t-tns, Lou- | cas bavend . OL 17511 tor appointment yeres Satiaened, oak ‘Wieck Dorothy Snyder Lavender ELIZABETH LAKE ESTATES 1010 Adame Rd Rochester ar astac: garage. Realtor Est. 29 Years pir mice seat S reom mosers PANE SMEPWARD REALTOR (28 ySttre © Sty lee tet Highland Ra crises pie Nic a r rn = 6417 1 = i FOR COLORED | PE ¢-oes1. Phone EM 3-3303 or MU 4- bungalow All plastered walls rt . 8 PADDOCK Large 6 room home | —————~ ; pias ATMS te eee at 4 a ea —— —— Nice Family Home \ . ‘ : ey ath on 2 loor xtra stoo ¢ sid apal pater hie 6 Se arses ee eee base- by Owner > n ment i oan Fan a payment 1 room with ¢ as neareom | . ~ = required for Vetera t a VILLIS M. BREWER PROSPECT ST. Good 3 bedroom pring eee Mines aes, Paul JOSEPH F REISZ SALES MGR bom : melee 7 | basement avity Ges Heat ‘ seve spe . - 04-06 E Huron st ; +518 oe asa . a me Psat block Tel-Huron center. WEST SUBURBAN 
=e r eet payme ied poche eo) e ererrs uel ages Almost 2 acres level rosy SCOTT LAKE JC HAYDEN. Realtor . _ With this 3 bedroom ranc 2 bedroom. large kitchen, Living 86 E Walton FE 8-041 aa ll B70, fer ep Beautiful floor pian Large car- room and utility room Large FOR SALE BY OWNER 5 ROOMS : — egal Eg Wt ge gar agen } Community beach on. Scott asement. garage, on 8 dith N hi D nN car garage Lake Priced to sell Smal] down FE 4-1010 oO ing OW rec room area P 
Circular drt 17,750 with term ad nee ats Gi NO DOWN PAYMENT Will bullé starter home em your! or will pa Ha emailer house LEIAMS LAKE 118 WESTWAY PONTIAC 3 bed- lot Our plans or your plans in trade } bedroom unfinished home part, ate bh a tvae By Be Besement —— _ rough = lec . carpet livin . wirtmg See our mode ¢c Ae ph Pe a fy oy at raat Bg Pegg i ge I on modeled kitchen garage 2 lots : Donsid OR > ns \\ A | ER FORD AREA 
tleetric stove Lot G4 x 300 g5. | oft? seeing $11.00. Phone OL NoeTH SIDE. § ROOMS AND id net ce ce 00 your terms : ode sche bath Full basement, oi] furnace. ’ a NORTH Sipe SpATRSHEBRERD. patton SiuGMaptttectentta™ faci | let Sooahion FA heat mi . . = equit terms 
3} room garage house Live in IN HERRINGTON | HILLS. NEAR — “s ~— ONLY § LEPt cP EN —— | down. $69 per month including Snile you build First offer over MS 3 bedroom —-* ranch. | | taxes & insurance. $1800 Easy terms oo GI mortg Carpeted oon custom built = a 3 D : , Sela aes - rooms, large recreation room, | “A TLIATC CRAWFORD AGENCY niienDonre ee 130. Fi E 2st Ri built- to arivan a) canal | WATKINS HIL L S . = if don on FE 82306 POSSESSI access ven Lakes. | 915.950 — 3 bedroom ick ranch | ranch Pull basement, nice 100 Built to sell for $36,000 now only | family-style ae wm | MY: 31143 toot lot 87.900, terms. Drive b ullder must sell ates weg nee base- ae eee On — moe Paul M. ones, Real Est. ment, gas heat. Carpeting, “als a | 
= | minum storms & screens ated 
TA : LOR INVESTORS re assy 0 NBN yy assy) oR, leree. landscaped lot.” Call 6 room modern. Pull basement. — _ PERSONALIZED HOMES — Las - et | 
< tate 300 cash to mortgage — re ciatiacend WEST SUBURBAN icaath . | Located in chetee a BEAUTIFUL VINE - COV. BEAU TIFUL. “BRICK 2 bedrm. home in village. By 3 ERr0 Brick home on 7 On I* acres land. 22 x 26 cement _OWner. Leaving State. OL 1-0263 Pees brick ranch ‘has “hal Ve ek acres of land with 1500 sq block garage Near § Blvd. & SHALL HOUSE. 3} BEDRM. LOT and recreation area eve “eek { o flocr area Main floor Crooks Call for price & terms. a Asbestos siding and brick count club Attached 1'9-car cuces huge living room ([ CKL ER REAL TY | ront. +? wirtng end septic garage Alvminum storms and 
eae eb ace Larges Timing 2 tank $6,950, 10 cent t  sereens. Large liv room with room spacious kitchen A)}- 2368 Saginaw = FE 44991 lor cash. PB palmate tl ttn tate to see” SYLVAN  VILLAG! WNER dining L. Don't hes 
this one. 
PIONEER HIGHLANDS — 3 bedroom brick ranch 
livti room with 
ent ge recreation 
area. New 1% car agra Alum- | 
inum storms, screens awnings | 
utiful landscaping lake Driv- 
fleges. All city improvements 
Bus service. Be first 
AND COMPARE sEE 
HOYT REALTY 
FE 2.98400 FE 2-0066 
ANNETT 
DRAYTON PLAINS - 2 
bedrooms, attrac e kitch 
en, bath basement 
heat “Anchor fenced” yarr 
2 car aragke Close to 
scheols. Vacant. $8950, smai! 
down payment. 
N... SEMINOLE HILLS — Aat- 
tractive 1', story home 
nice living room firep!ac 
dining room, kitchen. break- 
fast nook 1 bec:oom & iav- 
bedrooms 
y basement 
Rear porch 2 
Only $14,000 
LAKE FRONT Practical- 
ly new 3 bedroom brick 
ranch with view of lake 
Large living room. Heatala- | 
tor fireplace, large porch 
overlooking, sandy beach 
“heat. $18,300, $3,000 
Pe 
65 ACRES — Beautifully 7 
io 7_room «& | 
“~ Perma Stone rd ; 
om od rh for horses ol 
- beef cattle. other out bidgs Assorted fruit trees. within 
20 miles of Pontiac. Rea-| 
sonably priced, terms. 
LAKE FRONT —| 
Zoned commercial, m.. an | 
Dixie Hwy. near 
idea’ site for camer” 
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lable. | 
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ROY RTE, Haren INC. REALTORS 
Open eninge & bunday 1-4 
FE 8-0466        
o-s we, | 
For Sale Houses 
BLA DAVISON LAKE You'll find pleasure in this won- 49 
  
      
derful home, im the country. Has | 
4 nice bedrooms. 14 x 22 gd } 
living room with fireplace. 
sees 
ment. New oi! furnace 
screens and new awnings. Over- 
site 2 car garage. Lot 106 «x 
2° surrounded with plenty of 
shade trees. fruit trees and gar- 
acre in Storms, 
den. % 
with access 
need. 2% miles from 
Micoigan on Davison 
$3500 down. 
sion Call for appointment 
oh BLAIR 
ALTOR Oak wood, 
Lake Rd 
4536 —" dey 
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s. Cail OR 108 or OR 3-8842 
ONLY $60 
PER MONTH 
= FULL BASEMENT - 
“BRICK” FULL PRICE 
97,900 —SALES OFPICE- 
544 EAST BLVD. 
BELDON CO. Agent 
FE 4-7833 
© 
BEDROOM HOMES $10 DOWN 
MOVES YOU IN avanee OE ar 
MODEL OPEN WEEKDAYS weit Biaine 1:30 TO 6 
of Montcalm 
Ww ESTC OWN REALTY PE 8-2763 or Eves LI 2-4677 
_ CLARK | Eves 
  
  
_ DOWN 
bedroom home, built in 1k 
cic lot, 60 x 216 feet, 
at edge of Pontiac. Good neigh- 
borhood 
ORCHARD LAKE RD. Modern 6 
room home Good condition. En- 
front porch. Brick closed fire- 
place, basement with i 
room Gas heat. Large deep lot 
$13,300, terms 
| $14.500 SUBURBAN RANCH 
HOME. Built in 
condition, wall-to-wall ——s 
separate dining room. 
kitchen. Doubie sink and on 
oi! heat. Blacktop. street and 
drive Landscaped lot, 150 x 100 
feet .$2.927 down. 
AUBURN HEIGHTS. $1,000 DOWN. 
Four room home. Large lot, 50 x 
264 feet. Garden spot, and fruit) 
trees. Good neighborhood. Will, 
trade for larger home. 
2 ACRES OXFORD ARE. 5 room . 
modern home, built tn 1957. Fully, 
Gar: insulated 
den spot storms & screens. 
$8 900. $1,000 down. 
FE 3-7888-RES. FE 4-4813 
CLARK REAL ESTATE 
n Eve.:& Sun. 
_ Multiple Listing "Service 
SMITH eee COMMERCIAL 
CLOSE TO DOWNTOWN. 
room home. 3 bedrooms, full 
and extra stool. Oil oil FA ~ 
bath 
PR CED FO me QUICK 8 ALB 1 R 
$6,500 $2,900 DOWN 
ATTN_: COLORED 
TERMS 2 - 
room 
tures. Full basemen ive 
car garage. ° 
rovements in. $5 cay is 
ELL AT $9,000. 
UNUSUAL! 
Overlooking Watking Lake, 
7 reom, 2 room home. 
20 x 24 ft. liv’ baa with 
fireplace, beau kitchen 
complete with pult-in oven 
and range and grill. Screen- 
ed patie with grill, z Rg 
dressing rooms. 1% ba 
Ghar aera v landsca _ 
. THIS HOME MUST 
Wideman 412 W. HURON. OPEN EVES. 
FE 4-4526 
Neat Modern Home * 
On 11 Fertile Acres   
t.| su alow bung: “ rooms and : nid 
futnace Water . storms 
| i, Good $28 po ontage Don't. be 
2- ‘Bedcoan Lakefront 
Small Down Payment secluded hood. 
lent basem ‘gas fur- face, full § tt 
Se Soest "eile 
GirouxF ranks 
on HEPES ATE California room. Full base- | 
rear aveilable | 
to Davison Lake. A | 
home that fullfills every nerson’s , 
Immediate posses- 
OR 31281 | 
$3.000. Comfortable, | 
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p> | yout Fog ~ ty outdoor grill. On 
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us an offer YOU WiLL BE 
YOU DID. Oh base- a ment. And lake privintte. 
YOUR MOVE into Seminole Hills sai! 
be an enjoyable one — espec' 
on exclusive Otiawa prive. 
have the ideal es - P a 
ecutive or profess 
a large family. 
|} first fleor. 
none under 
GHT FOOT LIVING 
Ledgestone fireplace 12 x 12 din- 
ing room, 11 x 17 breezeway to 3 
| two-car attached garage 
| . a ~ aenees terms. YES, 
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| Humphries! # ‘ FE 2-9236 
Teleg: 
VMOURPEE Tis NG aN Eves 
VICE 
FOR YOUR BOME NEEDS — 
See us please! 
_ Clarkston | REAL ESTATE, INC. 20 3. Main Clarkston, Mien 
‘ACROSS FROM BANK: 
Open Daily 9 to ¥. Sunday 12 tw * 
MAple $-687" 
JIM" NO MONEY DOWN—G 
See this lovely 2 
situated on 2 acres 
land. 18 ft. liv room with di 
ing L. Master drooms i2xis. 
Full basement. oil forced air heat 
Full price only $10,200. 
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About # £200 Down - 
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Small but cute & Ne 
decorated. This home 
— near Cass Lake. Com 
NOTHING DOWN | Isre'geenlan' willow tree 382. : Ehzabeth Lake Estates li che means 
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tonne living = to sone | ws ‘$78: er Month ” Total the basement, oe heat. ¢ 1 front porch & 
‘PHA- ~~ Sell or Trade 1 acre with 
$410 DOWN wo. Plenty & com- INCLUDING CLOSING CO8T pletely cL a fs $82 PER MONTH petine in every room Foom and | Sxiz 
Come -out six miles N pon agen feats, Wal trade of the heart of Pontiac. : RO REALTY 1 Rd.— for “vi- ED mceolix REALTOR 
—_ TE hie Pe coe DLORAM BUILDING COMPANY | open » a.m to 8:30 p.m. Bunday 3-5 
F THE DiscRinina FE 2.9122 Clarkston trea. Lot 180% 100 
“Bildor of National Homes” some. , 13x s eining Le | 
| Rites eo range. All birch ullt- ov 
ead) . A 8 porch 
4 nV al-U-Way #eaisics | Foom with stone fireplace. "Thte OFF JOSLYN — 3 bedroom bun-| pag nde & out. galow on paved street. base-| Beautiful Conven- ment with automatic gas heat, tent location. Priced t. $27,000 combination aluminum storms and| 6, i 
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ie sha Peeiuring 3 ved 4 UNITS. & ENTS. 
7OO-as, diate room,” inrae bing | $7500. Terms. OR 3-8814 FLOGA 
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  $600 down. Neat 3 ee ager ge ems | 
with full basem floors, 
forced air heat eos kitchen 
with of s 
WILLIAMS, Ph 3 tae te & we oe 
  
Bateman 
      
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R. J. (Dick) VALUET LTOR 
345 Oskland Ave. 
E 5-0683 or rE 
‘STOUT'S |# Best Buys 
Today | For Sale Lake Property 51 BY OWNER ° 
    
  
  
  ac\ivity -om. D ue. 3 oven, | a ; DRAYTON AREA OWNERS Used as model. Will ew eli below . N Plant 
Do you want to trade for a and future N.W. highway exten- 
home further owt? We are ai e 
ofte: a real 2 bed- BILDOR 
jot Located off “Clintonville eed * a iv 
road, built in 1986. Or will | “40% coped, on achosthouse Tete eoll for 00.008, at Wi Blvd. Also 4 beauti- 
WATERFORD TWP. Sa pees Remes Seem 903,000. 
utiful NEAR SYLVAN LAKE 
ue here. And ed floors, aluminum storms and done around the cement drive, 
lovely home. Contains 2 bed- aioety Ngo ore cap Lots of flow- 
. pink and gray ers and shrubery. Large lot. Gar- . Large living room, den spot, gas furnace. $14,500 
~4 and a ogd ea. with $3,000. rage. Built to most CASS LAKEPKONT “crim buyer. $12,- Nicely furnished 5 room modern . New oil furnace. Nice sandy 
ROCHESTER VILLAGE gO ya 
One of the wanted homes in é 
oh he BG § room & bath. 20 x 24 foot liv- to 2 family use. Large ing room. Picture window. 
m gas beat and hot wa- beach. a 
new cata | Paul He Jones, Real Est. new ci 
< sod of au ~ Jones, R ea 
PE 4-8550 PE 8-1275   
SEYMOUR LAKE 
  Then ins this home that _ Peer ground jehetrest heme ca 
— ome Giktes  ve0mn consists_of § rooms with 2 bed- 
K ee ee ee, = isd ton Lane. Cun shane peted living room, i ne 5 
rooms sem . a 
| a i C. A. WEBSTER, REALTOR 
eis! 0 Seg}. *\ yard "Truiy e bargain ‘and | Oxford. OA 6-3122, Orion, MY 2-2291 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICB our 91.0 town. WESAMS LARS. 00 Pur LARe 
lent fvinming. trees, fireplace eee . °c ° , aside e rooms, 
VETERANS- ONLY Warren Stout, Realtor 1, up. Cash to mortgage. 2621 ~ 17 N. Saginaw . FE 5-0165 _ Lansdowne. OR 7%. yt 
RO. DOWN PAYMENT — mn ‘ti ¢ pm ig 7| Foun a | For For Sale ) Resort Prop. 52 52 ent 8 i 
aed ae lneoine ar sIngte | | GRASS LAKE—_wEW CABIN, LARGE home. Has outside entrance. = a nt resort @ adjoining 
Gaty sateen SAeemont. | $1188. $100 a. “hupting, Sonve 7” J orrow, Gladwin Skeels). itch. | ST. BENEDICT'S ve PONTIAC OFFICE waEnnoeY-cummg ga Gar 088. CABIN AREA PIK OPEN EVES. _ win, Cash or terms. PE 5-5060._ 
7 room brick ranch 2 bed- |__ CAN SELL YOUR HOME rooms. Full ceramic a gD 8-9693 | Ns TO beth plus s all shower. Lge down nt or purchase kitchen. Full dining room NO FORTUNE TELLER NEEDED [0° .& eo) buge screenc¢e-i po-e for th 
pee garage and Kot ae 
heat. tien nice vard. Tess 
than $14,000. $2,750 will han 
DUTCH COLOMAL 
4 BEDROOMS 
throughout. By any ison, our $18,950 
| NORTH SUBURBAN 
43 ft. brie Tick ranch tn 1957. It's roomy with” 
kitchen and Thais compar- 
today's best buy at 
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leges.” $13,000 wns mon | taxee and insura: o uding 
NORTHERN HIGH 
bedroom ranch two 
siincoea ge. “ch ten "ay, aoe “wi PINE LAKE 
PRIVILEGES 
Rt ty brick ranch built 
FE 4-0528 wy :ALTORS . sae a7 8. OPEN EVES.   i+» | 
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    3 or lake lots. SEA- 
yrs NANCE, 1185 N. Perry. 
  
Pine pane.ing in front bed- room Puil basement, ce- Suburban Property - 53 ment drive un to @ car and Oe eee 
one half garage. Venetian 2 ACRES & NICE 2 BEDROOM blinds throughout the home. 
_ STLVAN VILLAGE 
is where you will find this home. Walk-out basement, 27% 
miles from Highland. 6 $10,500, with 
5 room home. Wood-paneled EXTRA VALUE, 38 x 2%’, wails and carpeting. 2 pic- home. Disement ew car- ture windows gi a in ii & worderini view of tee § ‘oes labiestelan bake e. Fire € . 
brick. This home go 900 with terms. 
fast so call today. 
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LAKE ORION OFFICE 
LARGE. FAMILY 
withent being PE gg mm ; bedrooms can 
vin terme. 
  
    GAYLORD (CARL W. BIRD, Reattor 
PE? GTmemty National Baar Mey, jet SYEVAN SHORES 
TING. | “or-iease. M 
» FOR RENT e¢, South side of Huron St. 
     
      30 A ay ho eg 
RILEY REAL E ATE FE 4-115 oho Vane OE 4-421 
BEEPS " ea 
For Sale Farms 56 
MACS 5 DORR real Gita erp Se pa 
CAN SELLY. 
  
Zoned 
Press. Box 58. 
| Rent, L’se Bus. Prop. 57A. 
L Lor 1 Aad RENT   
    
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| Steet. tas Baldwin Ave. 
NEW 
  
3 BEDRM. i ON ACRE OF 
Eat, ea “ee or 5 Pp 
for sale, 2710 8. c 
Near Auburn. 
  Northern restaurant plus Sen ox Masey 
a nice 7 room . plus 
coment bieck batt & tackle otere 
in City. Main street - 
  f & a tank truck 
ha) bait. included 
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Pontiac. Mich. Ph. OR 4-0358 
BARBER SHOP ALL NEW 
eqvipivent rvs lea e. Prime loca- 
tion. Immediate 
  
owner 20 years. $20,000 
DAIRY BAR. ot Gee ann 
taurant spipment $1500 ma 
includes . 
STATEWIDE | Real Estate Service of Pontiac 
i LES, 
  
SUNOCO ‘SERVICE STATION 
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Bet. Voorheis & 
Eliz. Lk. Rd. 
tion. ellent location with high 
rofl : loca’ 
will be available tn near future 
& modera’ investm in 
inventory only. plete 6 weeks 
ram at company 
expense which ud a 
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SUN OIL CO. 500 S. Dix, Detroit 17 Inewood 3-4200 § a.m. to 
or GArtield 2-6043 after 
Partridge 1g THE “BIRD” TO 8EE 
ae Highway alg 
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    | good job, FE 28181 is ™ Want Ad number!   
       
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sm at. Wil gr * r ten A SF chigan . ITF BOARD, FIRANCA ern, M ‘ " x4 or _F a z tain ° 
t. on ‘eas Real win timed! rod ~~ ¢C lik ER ge} reat eo ise NLEY 1B i W Lk higa: ai om ering. @ R 36554 2-2543 HAIN D Inst Pu 0567 Resist ft LE A ud se rOatiand ave sinmenta ie ft rd | Fw a cane me ta 
& altor Dixi iatel * edrooms K inet FEW sre 3 R A Ave. : oe H KOTO! sEC ees ernment aeress emaie = rvice™ ~ tats re vations ee | or 13 TOOK BOAT . tort 
a ides — oo r Be Bez he y mattre an po new ie. a8 UCH. ALM PI Y : Sese i crepe oa x | PIA x RANCE AS ross age ce. 8 Se _omeal Aer pace oS BOAT Ave r the 
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= r uti v e n u r Lk. 1 8 d 8 pples R’ or MA i dise M 9- 
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* aor Helly wond £ v.60 fe 4 4763 eee aa i Ps L eT '; Las SPEC << a eset a, 5 282 SCAR NEW. P 1 SoTTIsH $5 ‘BLAC "ba wee trates x it toy TATE ee m oe ce 16 
or rin . Op ) fa x y Lake. U ee ote le it ] 0 8c PF | e ACK pies Cre Ts P we CRUL Motors A 
bus 7 “pie com 4 S Appl. month unday ke Ra \ Tone mower Al ae ate I H ee tee x E2 Ga {rom LA wn, or | PE UL and” in a 
saat S | Oil EG a. Pa c pas ba IBER ae, . BUYS =| fe eS sai | ee sD TAN na con AY OF } RATLER |“ et 
Pe t 1G ng as erie a Pp EM Boren ef S mc tancard nara A orn Kc PU N aaa ee pny HU z dee Da BOAS ~ 
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3 os, old In- Pm i new - and ates aay sis res $1 Mr engi Liageit nd ae ay HET Noed. be 1E8 UPPIEs. — tra anes ure Be seh ce lo as See SALE 
. PE La No M baa lotr Bean P. serine le | Books , ycles & up ae ae rolls of ne ARS ops. De ed. | pod = else rat i a ee Es 
2 One fo eH scan re Sheathin y Pe 10 $1 ie es. FE over i Mr Fone me os eit RE pay $3. Bing self Ag 2.450 remit Tle: y 
re Cc & R ue aT soit th S ° m = ee oo r P OR I ee if lw money 995 on —— all eg ru rd, FI “til 
H ee. eat | panes em uP ae 2 pec 104 AK lee $2 hate arin pinet AR OR BUST tempi a0 wood, RDN HOE . Our. 7 fccontalne Cl 9 Winter oo PE sora ‘ 
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a e t whe nae = 
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x ‘on X- | A to 5 | 10 7. te al. i I ar DIT = e a $20 Oo SE. tor t fa) - 
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SS eh wor RoW sae ae <r ‘io ase a = see ote re ele | MANGAS ing D roar ce 1960’ ae ne ee 
RD pare ball pol on ene iiees AU . 7101 | Yai TY Eq 4924 wee BEAG eer ogs — Campe MMR 0 | Fepat as: Seen a #41 
5 te Eien | ee ean og BU ving wondi uipm pa aati 7 sean earner S| Ree. ePIBEROL " 
} R NANCE aman ook yr. mie thtub 7 188 | STORM WINE 
— ; Sale. adion. 3 en _ 5064 °C Pee sea a 81 Lake Or feulal ON wOOD Tr oF gee 
5. Al ANGE (CO. “has K Thi mf ur tub | $ 7 BU L $ 4 ~~ eS on ER t 72 BE. Cc eld d G 0315 RS re r nta ed or Ez ocecne an ri mid wor SSED 98 
pe. liv DE. “IN so? ie SAn- in names gs. rei 798 an wi URN HEI It M tat 3 pou ‘Sport we F ae 2 eee myn PIXTE Orion pian D w./ Bu sporta i kA oA = 
™ sd _* A ; $49 — e; i — E ile & 6 n ¢ s I a net 
886. D 15 N. BON ae on rante: a - ae conn a i2 beta ing G oP Sonn seit wee pions. Potty eed! oo Mat we uel Fis. a at’n 3-1915 o tust 
won EPI ° ae ain ‘ane = a m v8. TRA reset 3 pod jl ae UL sold. ford its LER a ghee }O1NG to 
N cecil ee rs Lik mage. s 7 tn Guna ‘ade for aon Le P A_BY ane (ete cme . ny 
MO sree: oa rand ee ieeoM oie, i oGog. Pal orauns er ee ise at ee soe ame, 4 100 
: VI ; eel S > ¥e co eae Sg ro R. 3864. kee canine F AT i LA KC Pully — Sill Lape Le IURS ee : worth, oe. FI PETE 
the 5 -¥00 at i = ung. Eun to N ee 4 B B ly AL N| O& pe E RS R aoe ae edt 
— Pa NG pote ee. r Fu D sTo $25. efese™ ak mn me 8 om RA EA iter Feat eR R S$" d air ate - pg ETE 
ay Ss _o ee A re act ruture, RMY ars cT1 a1 os por GI ined doting 4 S Tr ait he ae ON $-0691 
price m 00 r ¢@ ww § . Pe = Bo to) itu RE | 16 a Fan aa” ali T R MU 3371 Ly Teens ng MY SAL wae gee §-27 E 9 
an peer To AR ti le Ts re yo re G e E PU uel Pu OR 1 ur- Vv f E _$ rk 99 ca ZE 767 L 1 
ont f se oving N Ber er nese a ae s Pe gio — a ae sHo S eo. E PUPS | ae py ner S con, 319. Pl iiforn! NY, 
RI home ; lin ng ? i mateh ose H ms. i: wore = Tow a Appuianee pete: —— $30" oT. | was o IES — ene gs uN Lake ste Fee xtra, Mia ra "704 
#1 new : g ex org tae 3 tnt Seas e ances. be ition, 86 — and | mn H i A KING. Be Be Pa ort ba ii be Mem! EN 
1,900 seared jit on Oe hing far Pee es JOR BT H - r H KC KING. or - Om ORG ° ite 
re Y or ‘Vacant Sve “ vs ian. fab w iam =" se-out - ne T | Cc . ta i P ay 3-17 Fo }! Sales, ALL sera N 5 _hant rad nario A ibe 
“ REAL E f 4 8 you those ses by OOR. = ied ag ae soul a Tlers | oN Auta lains a8 cal aft 1,000 " ’ Grain viens 2 ae Aad NEW M2 o. Blea Ew Scie ase se 
take r | Ag agic ec: per Fe J rid 0 A e _ u A n e. : i i A <n 7 ta 
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in| — all: use ws — drip ANS rise 8 til) A er IN oe # apy L eeer caw roe it IN ee 
a A AINT M Ses R G ” 50080 ee mo, te A vipaying L 
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ae E Di is tin sto All styles, BA LJ 3° Led “TALE om Die He engine on 6 tA Se & crt | seine re ey ‘82 nat call SER ‘ Her | toad 02 ri Port. _— a 
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FE 2 if ee ret a a ci oh abel rie | i ste Lhe oo on fee Wanted Un “ah 
ABE Z va ie fon ALE re BER “ been fi used 050 bids ac scOr D ve 7 hapie Bien yout pa a ted U PAR 
a a seen We .. em 8. 26 nstaes aa ED CAR | Sat. poplar oT ivestock 1 Ren = eal sets AR 
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unre e wt he bow! in ones -0580 poe AD ré 4 = fo a v. x 3-16 » ‘informati coh | | ee Paving IGHT:! pac i as Ne e 
ro Eleet 20-t00t sink Tae items. un. PE 4 tte * U \*° or hanes Ro name | OBIT Opd Past e 959 MOI Do 
“PUR: beng G) N. eae K acai bar OBILENOM . 90 | ( M L 
hi eon F | “mS ra) opp bid a | | E k t. te) 3] oO re 
| aes henge jam wee af ® Bens hoe gt ia WE nvcall OL ri up OBILE. Vi Loe en's bth cans 
= bath . es vig ss es ben & U 7 afte 4-61 SED | IPRO. € igo SE 3 | XFO ront ES mil VIL. a: — : M ARS ~ 
po ad ie + ic. 'B PPO . bal S “ye a peo ch KOLD P a those and le FE SE * DEPE WES oto 
oy Sed a Me Be ate (SALE | Pae one hon TAT ios ee s 
: 172 SA th f mac ah UN E ae 5 you MI REN st 18 =i e 16'x ¥ ILE grow M 1| sa EN AB rr Sale 
nN metory an ntti t. pene a am M & & n ! Fon nit R "619 Ns 06 1388 | | Ba Me mil 40’ ant Mu nd. OD. |r t NBURO oF ‘ 
pnd ne Sree 3 500 on t low rt . y tench, . sh rifle kM 3 Er “TREEZE : wea. | ‘are an ie = agg TOP on-T OTO! SED che 
ee TO ‘ul enn Dix’ atten & ze : 8 : urr Beope gaETLn Brida 8B Am R EA- pe MY L par = Sm sss op a ARS 
oln LAD 8 ars carp bee ting A _ migen. Like ra 10 Sheil. 3 ate dle AY E 4- RABBITS. _Oxtor Won LAKE 2 ron x80’ ith — OSE es BALES - 
conc le w nk me & : $1 efi e AOE Pt 1. rE 6 D AY OE -8612 ITs ee be om T poee ot ED lla 3 5. 
: Y Phy ae 49 u ne 1 ao LD A — aa ake: 0 r 3 
reens mee Ut y Next. to id bee 498 Habel w. $38. ey. $0088. ND sa ge RS Tae client *| O r Bale aa. = 
aer a ce saaaas © WE es ee cco aya a = 
cm aa moths ply. | ot age F's Speci ig wawre nted sega $0. | ctl rai — Oo ext to | c 
e, 45 E tac | ® n “7 ts cia ag and PO | Pa the ane apo rion 7 E CARS 
NER. CO { rown ‘shel insu Is Bert D: iv ora re ve 7 heme = T A a 
bs, ME z fA ae 0 “i a nuest a eee TO H D- 
ca ne WY Me | ay Be ‘ight "lone r 90 98 | Sa pee | =i re eT TO YOUR S 
rice a ; Biz a “wine retta ng ~ poly rn le . one k 84 oe Acc Lake ead WE Pp CAR 
- al es. ent oft & St ae er caTTt, Aud’ pheoryg! esso HE te OF NEE D HER * 
ppesi > ter on M $ | agg : * Prods. as. E urn yd’ I rie er con 'D E ' 
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ty EL _—-_ ; ¢ aa > roduc A d's Service, a c R 
|": raat iin ve ales reduce oe set ries 9 re OLLA 
a ue mi tne an Oh ad ak ot 88 vce ftatton. 1 | WER FOR R 
x. Rs NOI peeemil deer |, mene ‘ies chard ts D nS 800 ale Ti ooks. 196 = RTT REST 
7.” 4 retgl a mote ON ° te EL 1 $2 ae aaa c—" Es EST. 
err, OA Y gre if m P.. a { J £ 7 ol 1 USED 1 x res 78 T AT 
7 BP Soi aie a Wye : Joni Wak v D ach 14 Dix f T 
° RD Pw SPORT. ert 3034 na i | stat os SEE R _ 
TANCE, ORT ie 4 eats RODU ° pagina Als rad RTONE O Jo: 
6-0061. etc, outs iB al uir a UCE a TIRE. 50 nef ‘ONE W. 
a | oni AR poh + RE ae 92. oe S hit ngfellen D 4 
| APP —_-~ OA Siva” . Looe N SALES . A me 
PPLES, =e as Saat Mares a WE T “D- 
‘Ra ites Brin mo | name i AUTO SE 
d. a ss N —— tle es n te) ~ ate I 
or x Lake ta | Bate prea SER ve ston 
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Fs 
THY PONTIAC   
_Wanted Used Cars 101"   
care. AS MUCH AS 90 FOR JURE. AND) Se RSET PARNCEP Ve. 
cheap Pe 2-2066 
P wale   
a GooD 
BILL SPENC * “RAMBLER” 
  
See M&M Motor Sales 
dollar on iater —s ca Hwy. sagt rs.| 
  
SEE Dex Kennedy 
AND GET THE 
TOP DOLLAR | FOR YOUR CAR 
CASS OAKLAND* Pontiac's Newest Lot 
312 W > Montcalm rE 
NEXT TO OAKLAND AVENUE   
TOP BUCK 
PONTIAC WASTE — JUNE CAR bes 
FE _K 
    
JUNK CARS 
FE 5-6079 
TOP $$$ DOLLAR 
For All Model Cars 
Glenn's Motor Sales 
952 WEST HURON at piety FE 4-: 
- FOR GooD USED CARS 
Russ Dawson 
232 Ss. Saginaw St fe SS 797 i 
i 
; 
| | in and leok over our 
22 
* 
  4-DR. 
  
REPOSSESSION 1955 Buick, 2 (oor. 
down. First payment due Novem- 
  as Sigisaw Pane FE ite ‘37 BUICK 2 DR. Solid white paint. R & H. Dyna- 
flow. Power steering & “oe 
“{$ minutes from Pontiac” 
HOMER HIGHT MTRS.. FE 3308 
OA 8-2528 1950 CHRYSLER HARDTOP |Oxterd, Michigan ae 
$5 BUICK CENTURY. 4 4 DOOR HT   Sale Used Cars 106 Sale Used Cars 
ubura | “33 
DR. $45. EM) 
=aver | E | | Spamer ee Oven! lied — EDDIE STEELE FORD — 
Me meee | s coon 
| Eddie Steele | 
double Looks and runs 
Mee new MOwner _YE 2- 7267 7 
"37 Buick 2 dr, Hardtop | Radic. Heater. 
“18 minutes from Pontiac” 
HOMER HIGHT MTRS. | Birmingham 
Oxford, Michigan OA 8-2528 
1959 BUICK INVICTA \ BUICK 3 EN- 
gineers car 6000 miles 
heater, power steering & brakes 
$2650 FE 8-2036 _ 
$7? CENTURY BUICK ¢ - DR 
hardtop. Power brakes & steer- 
_ing. FE 5-5788 
— $5 DOWN — 
BUICK   
"s) ag Ma 
~ SPECIAL ¢-DOOR 
Radice & Heater D)na- 
en, $ 395 
Eddie Steele 
FORD — 3278 W Huron et Eliz aa a 
=sit0 rE 0861 TOP PRICE POR JUNK CARS 
PE 4-487 78 7 “BUICK Al SoaDEtioa FE aed hae nd 0056 
  Dynafiow $3595 
Radio. | 
MOTOR 
,332_8_ SAGINAW 
Main St. / 1 | oxe   
"2 | Com 
Ne = al rd 
«| mete: «8, Westen Ars Sy CHEVROLET IDS POWER, _giide, radio. 4-2210. 
a j 
Low rast, Pe este 
Re   
! 
"56 CHEV ROLET 
3 | 
re ee ee ey 
— FORD — 
    > ha. | i 
dio, heater, red and white finish. 
North Chev. , Hunter Blvd. at S. Woodward A 
MI 4-2735   
  37 CHRYSLER 
“Russ” Dawson | 
| ANY 
FE 2-0131 | 
"35 CHRYSLER 4 dr. automatic, R&aH, 1 owner. 
Look this over. 
Clarkston Motor Sales -PLYMOUTH DEALER 
Clarkston MA 5-5141 
| 1959 RENA'LT DAUPHINE, 1.500 
miles. Will trade or sell. OR 3-ST78   
  952 FORD V 
REPOSSESSI   
ad ently $7 mo. Due 
  ___Salle Used Cars 
$143 full price. No cash needed. | 
King Auto, Mr. Bell. FE 8-0402 * a~ 
    : EEE TEM 
on 
  
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OStmne 
© 1959 by NEA Service. ten, 
TM Reg. US. Pas. OM, 
“Isn't it lovely that we're both having insomnia 
at the same time!’ 
ad 
8 
ON | Nov. 9th! 
  
after 6 p.m   
OR 
‘'S3 Pily- 
OR 30491 after   
  FACTORY BRANCH | | 
~ RE DONT LIKE TO) a a ~ CADILLAC SHARP | mouth _ $100 6. ‘57 FORD 
THE MOST FOR YOUR CAR aT |_Ardin 634 Oakland 'S8 D S LANE “ter iG 
TEELE FOR Door — Radio & Bester JEROME a athens €00 O PoO-Maiie. 2 tone ae “ ~ | 2 door fiite. hardtop. Double 35 CADILLAC | power. White tires, auto- $1595 ‘BRIGHT SPOT” 4-DOOR ~62 | matic transmission and A . ~ Radio & Heater rd | 
Orchard Lake at Cass matic. W-Walls. 4-Way | $199 OR CAR DOWN ; TE 80488 Open Eves Power |  Se’wOnras “On BALANCE p t : _ Open Eves 0 rere $1495 a5 omers to Cheese Prom ontla WANTED JUNK CARS, TAYLOR 
Ra Used Parts. FE $-2000 . . 
WE NEED Eddie Steele | Ss ‘HI hi 7, etal our car. Por 20 years we have = 
brs the t top dollar. Trade dowe — FORD — 
ery 70s ORCHARD LAKE RD in tore “HJ. VAN WELT 2-2529 mseee FE 56204 | 51. 5 Woodward” | ___MI_ 65302 | OR 3-1355 4540 Dixie Hey = 1956 ADILLAC a tas rik 3 | FE 3 717 
TOP CASH $88 FOR CLEAN CARS SEDAN DEVILLE. Pull power SOT LITE. 4, + 3- ace up or down black & white finish. Will trade. ‘0 hardtop FE $4402 63 MT CLEMENS sT FCONOMY CARS 22. AUBURN NORTH MOTOR 8A __BEHIND THE POST OFFICE _ Dixie Highway oe * DeSOTO | 1948 PORD V-8. GOOD RUNNING “COST LESS E 4-4077. Sale Used Trucks 103 cars. New or Used You'll get a Good Tr anspourtation [ee = u —~ deal for a Chrysler, Dodge or s S Ae ae | CHEVY PICKUP EXCELLENT Piymouth that will’ save you 100 CAS it —=—S) DOWN — 
*. end motor Bargain money Remember the name — 
a LECTION: : Cost —_ Cole" 1000 rior a Ass FORD 
BIG SE = ple Walled Lake MA 4-4511. New 
Pick-ups. tractors, stakes. con- _°' Used—we sell both | | CUSTOM 2-DOOR 8 Stand- struc —_ machinery, trailers, and CHEVY Y PTATION | WGN. ‘574 DR j ard Transmission. part shift Will take trade \ ) 295 
WE BUY—OR TRADE _OA oriea LOTOR SALES  j.................. $ 
SCHRAM TRUCKS 
WHOLESALE—RETAIL 
2339 Dixie Hwy. 
OR 3- ~1209 
Good Runs motor ures Pontiac 
OR 3-0311 ise } CHEVIE STATION \ WAGON 
7 brakes. Overioad springs | 
—_—_ 
‘S3 DODGE TRUCK OR 3-2628   s? 
dition. $385. OR 3-6117   “PORD VANETTE. GOOD CON 
se FORD . TON 8 CYL. Icc equip to pul! housetrailers. FE 
6-251). 3 Edne 
HEAVY DUTY WRECKER BOOM and winch New tres. Excellent 
3-0308 condition Ort   
STEEL SIDE — 
3% o 
= o James prod’ WITH 
a Smith B OTHERS TO oe FROM 
  
GuC 1954 
_pasre. PE 8-6546 after 4:00 opm 
‘Turner's | 
‘Truck Center 
BIRMINGHAM 
‘36 Ford V-8   Waa WINCH | 
oe aan i's YD. BODY, | 
SHARP. EXTRA 
6 Ford F-100 . PANEL & CYLINDER SHARP. 
‘39 Ford F-100 . -$1595- ALUMINUM BODY. 
-$ 795 AND 
- -$1595 PICKUP, 8 PT. STYLESIDE BOX 
‘53 Dodge ......... 14 FOOT STAKE WITH LIFT GATE 
‘34 Chevrolet ...... $ 595, TON PICKUP. NICE. 
, CALL 795 
BOB BUTLER 
HAROLD 
TURNER FORD 444 8 DOOWARD — 
NEN 
‘AO Dodge Pickup $1685 
This price includes al! 
ta 0 TY equipment and federal 
gar 
eX'ra ‘Limited time offeri 
RAMMLER-DALLA MI 4 7500 
standard 
tax 
sales tax and license 
1001 N MAIN ROCHESTER 
OL 28111 
Pontiac's 
Truck Center 
GMC Fac.ory Braneh 
OAKLAND AT CASS 
Larg® Selection ; 
OF 
USED PICKUPS 
AT ALL TIMES 
1950 Th MOD 
ALL 
Makes and Models 
TO FIT PNY RUDGET 
"BIG" 
bevel Center 
Eddie Steele — FORD 7a 24 
: ad W. iron at Eliz. 
Fe 5-217 mi 
__ Auto Insurance | 
no installm 
accidental fu | ood 
Wholesale | Eddie Steele 
NO 
ent) 
rteriy and up Wi 4d. and PD he 
. $1.250 gel perments | 
mett Agency Inc 
Pets of $499 00. 
Earlgn & Sete Cre 108   
a ce r. 6 cyl. Powerglide. Clean 
rust 210 series — — es 
Reasonable. MI 4-264 
ey ae Bs, ‘% CHEVROLET 210 ) CHEVIE % TON PICKUP. ‘ss 3 * | $995   
v3 PG. 
arp $185 80 down $37.09 
per mo Roger's Sales and Serv- 
ice FE 2 
33 CHEVY BEL 4 EL AIR 2 DR. VERY ' 
_sharp EM 1 H | Riggins | 
‘56 Chevrolet Delray 2 door Radio. heat- 
er, white tires 
ONLY $0905 
NO MONEY DOWN 
24 MONTHS ON BALANCE 
SCHUTZ ee 8. ach   
54 CHEV. 
OMISSION. RADIO 
ABSOLUTELY 
Assume yr nog of. 
mo. Call P Credit. M 
_at MI 4-7500. Ha Turner Ford   
1956 CHEVROLET STATION W \- 
$1295 Powergliae | . Yadio, heater, 
-tone green paint. Our stock 842 ‘ “| 
© var 6s 6-$302 | 
2-DR. AUTO. TRANs- | 
Priced at only $1069. Your old‘ 
car down. 
North Chev. ‘Hunter Blvd. at 8 Woodward Ave | 
MI 4-2735 | Burmineh am   
  58 CHEVROLET BAIR SPORT COUPE 
Radio & Heater, Powerglide 
Power steering Power 
brakes. Cascade blue paint. 
$2095 
Pontiac 
Retail 
store ews) by 
65 MT CLEMENS 8T _ BEHIND THE POST OFFICE 
1956 CHEVROLET 2-DOOR RA 
fio. Heater. Powerglide This js 
a one owner automobile Oy; 
stock No 872) Priced at on! 
$88) 
North Chev. ter Blvd at S Woodward Ave 
a mi ningham MI 4-2735 
1951 CHEVROLET ?- DR ABSO- 
LUTELY NO MONEY DOWN 
Assume payments of $7.24 ver 
Mo. Call Credit Mgr. Mr. Parks at MI 4-7500. Harold Turner Ford 
38 CHEVROLET E BISCAYNE 27-DR.       
Powergliie, power brakes big en- | FE 22 fire ete 1 owner Priced for _Quick sale e_ FE 8-21 8-2133.   
Want to Buy a New Car? BE SURE & SEE OUR 
SELECTIONS OF NEW AND USED CARS FIRST. 
ALWAYS A SQUARE DEAL 
AT ONE OF OAKLAND COUNTIES OLDEST DEAL- 
ERS. FORDS SINCE 1930. 
BEATTIE “Your FORD aad _— 1930" 
5806 DIXIE HW 
At the Stop vent tn Weteriord   
‘ 
| All Makes dnd Models 
ill be sold at. . 
Wholesale 
‘Bob Frost, Inc. 
280 Hunter Blvd. 
BIRMINGHAM 
  and Mercurys | FACTORY BRANCH | 
R 3-129) | 
. |All: Cars traded in on bal- 
5-086 ance of new 1959 model » , 104 DeSOTO-PLYMOUTH DEALER 
35 YEARS Ange! ae 
CASS AT PIKE 
ae : — FORD 55 DeSOTO | 3275 W Huron at Eliz 
4 dr secan. Auto trans R & H PE 5-317 Power steering & brakes. Ex< 
cond $79 
“15 minutes from Pontiac” and out Standard tr 
_V8. FE 5-6343_ 
HOMER HIGHT MTRS Oxford. Michigan OA &-2528 "36 ey 8) a >» FORD 1953 DODGE V-8 STANDARD .~ shift Very clean FE 3-7342. H TS Rac ws | Lar Heater W-Wa Heater, W-Wa 
—- with Power 
rd ing 
Priced to sell. ‘5® Dodge 4 door 
sedan. 6 cylinder straight stick 
A-1 condition. $1,777 
-Houghten. 
& Son PE 2-2529 Keego - EDDIE STEELE FORD — 
Eddie Steele - FORD — 2705 ORCHARD LAKE RD Eddie Steele | 
Lk Ra | 
PE 5-086! | 
149 FORD, LIKE NEW INSIDE | 
ansmission 
o and 
lis. All 
lis, All 
Steer- 
$ 995) 
  FE wate |   
Your Friendly Olds Dealer 
FOREIGN CAR SALES -FORD DEALER- 
A-l Used Car Shopping Center | | Oxford, Michigan AND SERVICE 
528 N Matin. in, Rochester, OL 1-976) | "58 FORD 
54 DODGE 2 DR R&H_ $295. ONLY | . $17.08 per month. Roger's Sales aTAT ON WAGON & Service FE 2-9566 199 
REPOSSESSION __ 
1955 Dodge, 4 door Nice car 
No money down Assume pay- 
ments of $2724 First payment 
due November 20th Lucky Auto|} 147 8. SAGINAW ST 
3588 ‘Cy’ Owens | REET 
    
    — 193 S. Saginaw. Phone | FE 3- FE 5-4101 E 4-2214 
‘36 CUSTOM RANCH. NEW PAINT | @ 1958 TH! THUNDERBIRD | , Excellent condition Hardtop. All white. a ate oe & |. TOM BOHR, INC white trim. 12,000 : 120 8 Main. Milford) MU 4€1715| _5-2474. 
FT) THUNDERBIRD. eeupment -~FORD DEALER- “1 A-1 Used Car Shopping Center 5.409_mile miles, “ure 
3% FORD — EDDIE STEELE FORD — 
nena 55 FORD 
$993 | COUNTRY SEDAN ; © Onncet V-8 Radio i] i] and Heater. 
Cy’ Owens $795 14% 8 SAGINAW STREET { 
FE $4101 | Eddie Steele FF 5-3588 
1952 FORD CLUB ‘COUPE e CYL- ~ INDER ABSOLUTELY NO MON. | ~— FORD EY DOWN een payments of | 2705 ORCHARD LAKE aby $865 per mo. Call Credit Mgr | FE 2-25 2-2529 Keego Mr Parks at MI 4-7500, Harold | ry ae i if urner Ford 53 F FORD V i 
1954 FORD SKYLINER. CLEAN. REPOSSESSI -8 
ON Rood condition Power seats and } $195 full price. No cash needed. Bindes sm EE) 24431 ee me only $11 mo. Due Nov. 9th tng Auto Mr Bell FE EDDIE STEELE FORD — ~—S_ Auto Mr _Bel ae 
7 FORD — $3 DOWN — 
F-LANE CONVERTIBLE 500 Fordomatie. =| 'S] FORD Radio, 81 Heater, White- | 
walls, Power Steering é& VICTORIA HARDTOP Brakes, 16.000 miles Heater 
PRE wm non wm win ne $1495 
Eddie Steele | — FORD — 2705 ORCHARD LAKE RD 
529 Keego FE 5-9204 3278 bm —— at 
FE 5-3 Eliz   Fordomatic, Radio and Ig   
Peaa FORD, EXCELLENT CONDI- 
| fe Pi es car, excellent buy, INDER. RADIO * 
  
Assume payments of 
mo. Call Credit Mgr. 
at MI 
Ford. "55 FORD 2 DR. 
REPOSSESSION 
$395 full price. No cash needed. 
Pay only $22 mo. ‘Due Nov. 5th. 1952 FORD STATION WAGON. 8 
CYL HEATER. 
ABSOLUTBLY NO MONEY DN 
$10.06 per Mr. Parks 4-7500. Harold Turner 
  
King Auto. Mr. Bell. FE 8-0402. 
‘56 FORD 2 DR. i ae ee   
private 
after 7 p.m 38 FORD CONVERTIBLE. BLUE. PE 2-5152, weekend or 
  =. cone & heater. Good 
  
| BIG 
CLEAN and 
$ 695 Heater. 
CeCe er ere seseetovnese 
ORD — 2705 ee Nas LAKE RD’ | FE_ 2.2529 _Keego FE   
—FORD DEALER— 
A-1 Used Caf Shopping Center 
  HODGES 
UP| 
SALE ON USED CARS 
’59 DODGE 2 DOOR - '57 FORD HARDTOP. Pull RYet EE par *58 CH RYS R 
SEDOBEE 995 ) PES i gecsues 
‘Cy' Owens. org CoS 147 ‘s SAGINAW STREET 
FE_5-3588 FE 5-4101 
DON'T WiSH FQR, YORKER SEDAN 
+ de Senne and like   
MONEY! Make it easily 
| through Classified Ads. To INC ‘sell, rent buy, swap, hire, ° idial FE 2-8181. 7 MI 6.0029 360 & WOODWARD HODGES ' 
BAM 
  106) 
—— _ Sale Used Cars 106, PORD so MUST 
2570 Roselawn. MA   
—$5 DOWN — 
‘34 FORD CUSTOM 4-DOOR 8 
Radio & Heater. Pordo- 
mate. $ 495 
cece ese decree e sere s 
  
"56 F ORD Victoria. Radio. heater, 
8 stick. V-8. White 
tires. ONLY 
NO MONEY DOWN 
24 MONTH ON BALANCE 
25 others to choose from 
SCHUTZ- MOTORS. 
_ Wood warc INC 
_ MI 6-5302 
— EDDIE STEELE FORD — 
"35 FORD oenets 4-DOOR 8 
Standard Transmission, 
Radio and Heater. 
$ 495 
Eddie Steele — FORD — 
2705 ORCHARD LAKE RD 
2-2529 Keego rE   
iW ant.to Buy a New Car? | 
BE SURE «& SEB OUR SE- 
LECTIONS OF NEW AND USED 
OAKLAND; COUNTY'S OLDEST 
DEALERS.’ PORDS SINCE 1930. 
BEATTIE “Your FORD Dealer Since 1930" 
5806 DIXIE HWY. OR 3-129 
__At the Stoplight in Waterford 
“1957 Ford Country Sed. Station Wagon .   
HOMER HIGHT M RS. “15 minutes from Ponti 
OA 8-2528   
~~ PONTIAC AUTO 
BROKERS 57 Chevy Convert. Auto. . 1695 
‘57 Fora Custom 8 Auto. 1295 
‘37 Ford Custom std. 
56 Buick ¢dr. Special, $1095 56 Poniac 4 ¢r. Sharp $1005 55 Buick ow f Ae: $905 
‘35 Chevy YV-# dr. Bel Air $895 55 Ford Pairlane $385 
Plym seme eas $795 
55 Fora & ——— soos “5 
54 Olds 88 23 dr. Full power $745 
53 Olds 88. 4dr... $205 
6 Pord Wie.) 65... $605 
54 Ford m2dr........ $595 
‘55 Studebaker overdrive $595 
‘34 Chery ives ees 
BD CRORE oi oses eid eecsuc 
48 Chevy Fi “Pruit truck % ton 6245 
  ine Berry erry at Madison FE “‘coloe 
‘53 FORD CONVERTIBLE 
oe Radio and 
Oe Fee ya honeeeOse $ 395 
Eddie Steele ; — FO 3275 W Ps at Eliz, Lk Rd 
| PE _5- 317 rE _5-0861 
1953 3 FORD 2-DR. 8 CYLINDER. 
AUTOMATIC. TRANS. ABSO- 
UTELY NO MONEY DOWN. 
payments of $11.46 per 
. Parks | 
4-7500. Harold Turner | 
| FORD STATION \ WAGON. 
Heater. A real nice wagon as 
second car for the family. 
stock No. 891. Priced at ¢ 
5| North chev 
Eddie Steele = — FORD — 
Lk. Rd 
PE 5-086 unter ahi at 8. Woodward ach 
irmingha ___ MI 4 
HAUPT | 
PONTIAC 
FOR 
OUR BEST 
IN 
USED CAR 
VALUES 
1956 a. 4 dr. bomcch Beau- 
tiful 
    3% months on balance 85 Buick 2 2 iter roon finish. A 
| w5s a «at. Sedan, Vitra |. 
.. Hardtop. 2 -m, Heater. pats 
“hic Ge 4 ar, con Have 
gt ae ' 
several to choose 
waar to 
Mi5, 
“<5 
Racers Ww A 
y iho bltg 
y'Tue 
j i oo $1975. 
    
  
Saawtleeee 
austere 
renee ee 
door. esconadie 
55 MERCURY 
fownsts to, BOR $045 
; “15 minutes from 
‘HOMER HIGHT MTRS. Oxford, Michigan OA &8-2528 
— EDDIE STEELE FORD — 
‘53 MERCURY MONTEREY H-TOP 
Radio and Heater. { 
  
cables yeuseeenaeee 395 
! ‘ 
| Eddie Steele 
— FORD — 
rE. ood See eeaee CARE EO. ns 
  
MERCURYS 2-Doors, 4-Doors 
2 DOOR HARDTOPS 
TO CHOOSE PROM 
$795 
And Up ‘ 
RCURY 4 DR. SHARP. $745. 
y $120 down, $28.61 per 
Roger's Sales and Service, 
| MUST SELL 1959 SUPER a coK 
vertible. 3.700 miles. FE 
| Eh Fence Cherol 
he a. 4 ay. 
| lt. brakes & ing. Ext 
clean. $1006. Will take che 
__trade-in. OR_3-3230 or OR 3 
~1954 Olds 4-Dr. Sedan mraranente Radio & art 
HOMER HIGHT MTRS. “15 minutes from os ae 
, Oxford, Michigan 
~ = 
Ra&zi, full   
  
  
  new whitewal 
  
  
  
  
| BARGAIN, ‘53 OLDS. = good tires. good tra 
power 6200. FE 5-1265 
— $5 DOWN — 
‘53, OLDSMOBILE |   
Eddie Steele — FORD — 3278 W. Huron at Eliz . 
PE S-3177 rE 
1955 OLDS &8 2 ‘DR 
This is a very clean car Ex- 
cellent rubber Radio heater Mons 
buy it. 
PEO $8 AUTO SALES 
68 Oakland ha FE 2-2351   
ments of $17.08 per mo. 
  
  Credit Mgr. Mr. Parks at MI 
4-7500. Harold Turner Pord. 
55 OLDS. 96. 4 DOOR, BLUE & 
white, 4 new WW tires, power 
brake & steering, extra clean 
$395. FE f 
1957 TLE 9¢ HOLIDAY 
hardtop. Pully pped. Call xedo ib   
1955 PIL_YMOUTH 
FULL PRICE $295 No cash needed. Pay only $17 
month. Due Nov. 10. 
KING AUTO SALES ¥ FE 8-0402   
      
  
  ‘66 PLYMOUTH BEL 
dr. $545. Only $68.80 down, $21.89 
| a pe. Roger's Sales te 
e, . -—-—— 
‘57 PLYMOUTH, 4 DOOR SEDAN. 
6 cylinder, automatic shift. like 
new. FE 40354. Call after 6 
p.m. $950   
  a ee SPORTS SUBURBAN 
| 1956, 3# 000 mi Power Flite. pow- 
er heating. R&H. solex, roof rack 
Extremely nice. $950. MA 6-5622 
"35 ~ PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE. RA- 
dio & heater 4 dr. Very nice | 
  
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A-l Usea Oot eae. 
"53 PONTIAC 4 DOOR 
$198. 
‘Cy’ Owens * 
  
     Se oie . Bice 
RUSS 
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$5 PONTIAC 4 dr. Starchief. Exc. cond. $845. 
  
    
  2% OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM “15 minutes from Pontise” SCHUTZ HOMER HIGHT MTRS. 
Oxford, Michigan OA 8-2528 
’52 PONTIAC 2-DR. tT. o~ ___ MT 68302 REPOSSESSION 
T | Bae Sth Witt Moat aan ete WILSON 2&3 FACTORY BRANCH 
  
  
  
    
  
  cee + AUTO ES Sy See a HEATER. ABSOLUTELY 7 DA . Assume ~pay- Ramblers. best time 
Creait 2 oF a es oa night in Saving’ your title b 
os ter | “R&C Rambler Sales 54 Pontiac Stare't 4-Df. | : ; REPOSSESSION 8145 Commerce Rd... Union Lake 
Haskins Chev. | i "R.0io"iae |"BS ia se bo Dixie er at M-15 PO. ments a 
=r a fae nites ed ee a wie bare | . Mr. Me | a 
tor see Crooks and Auburn. 33322. = — a : SD nee Soe. 
, bi - R 
pu EPOSSESSION $3 PONTIAC. | REPOSSESSION King Avtar Mr Bal FE’ s-0ee2 $195 Auto, Mr. Bell PR 60408. 
"53 Studebaker Cou 
REIOSSESION | "Russ” Dowson! “vaPSESS Oe" wi 7 OTOR COMPANY 
Be oe | mon eon) eee ae pe Phone noe Me ‘ae enter Bydramatic. Good! CEE OUR SELECTION _s. | Walton. _o— late Beem used seve 
$1 ‘51 PONTIAC Chrysie 
‘96 P lymouth ia. Ese) TACK COLE, INC. bedier''™*Ruamtte Trans: | "Wonder "Bar ai, Circle aie | witht, quam At Pootas Trad, Sa ee et | Reale Oe ee ee $199 OR oD CAR DOWN a Bn 
Dixie OK'd Car. 
Hand Picked & Personally Checked 
"59 CHEVROLET 
BEL AIR 
Solid sa: blue, radio, heater, 
wv and many other ex- 
owner. 
— ONLY $1995 — 
Many One. Owrers 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
    
  
  ETE ‘36 PONTIAC _| Se Say foe orcad 9p Sac Hct “CLEAN” CATALINA COUPE “870° ‘$6 Pord 2 dr. Ee mand. 9 os Radio & Heater. Hydra- “34 Chev. 4 dr., — = 
emi | Se te ‘$4 Chev. BA. 2 ar. pe ...$ a8 Birmingham Trades $1295 ¥ Chev. 4 dr., § oe 
1350 N + Fes fF" door oe omatie 4 i . , "34 Pon’ pass. wagon. 
Pontiac 3 Ree Span 53 Chev. 4 dr. new paint ..6 395 Woodward i] $3 Feetge ex, yer. ..8 398 
| Retail [fiir te Birmingham __MI MI 4-1930' "$2 Chev. e ton pickup. -$ 188 
| LOPE | Find seta” 28 JOHNSON FE 377 HSE bethinttcectlt $8 Offers __ BEHIND THE POST OFFICE St Olds 98-4 Ur. runs good . $ 33 
‘59 PONTIAC 2 DR. _| yg wompiap cavattna WITS. |'s9 Pose 3 om ooo + fs, Catalina. Like new!! 7 ; ST: = | 'S0 Pontiac 2 door .. 4 Po 
595 vert. 24,000 actus! miles. Will | $0 Bord 1 ton pickup ...... § 198 
MOTOR SALES — | pte wenorcceee [Mb Rosle Trae aa”. 3 BB = ake. onion see "practice o oer. Only 2.008 miles. | °47 $1 Ehevreict Par, good”. 3 1 or power nee white wall tires, $2900. 
NC Paes - Dixie OK'd Cars JOHNSON ae ee cat HWY. AT SASHABAW A-1_ condition. YTON PLAINS. MICH 
Offers “St : ; j , 59 va Was shay! ERT. | ~“s3 PONTIAC. GOOD CO LOOK! BUY! SAVE! 
RUSS : JOUNSON R Sener saan. rit, wiaramatie, - MOTOR SALES ] V E radio, pester. Bex L ORION MY_2-2871 or MY 3.1461 : 1956 CHEVROLET... $1408 
antes eee | Motor Sales | patanss cieatait 
00 OGD FRGOF ..-.-.+-. 187 CHEVROLET .......... $1295 
dio, esibr, auiomatie tranemis-| 212 2deor sedan, 4 ove ownes 
eet oie TRUCK $1795 "96 WILLIS JEEP ....ssuuee 1959 D wa engir 
THE “rorward contre 17 with aeons | io"and"neaier” Ret ‘and “ivry ton bed. ‘ ; 
1951 CHRYSLER ........ $128 
"ROUSSE, mt | Me EET SRS uy ie ao EXTRAS ‘S22 . ; , bas A eae ardtop. oer | ge a dS oa Mg A Sexe |) Es eee scan | ce ee 
  
  
      
    Will take trade. No dealer. FE : 
495 ? y 8795 i ..:.1.a eee Compar eC All “hardtop "Lancer with radio, oe iat Taser sedan. Severgbac, er radio. heater, whitewalls, solid . You Get Steering. tu-tone. red with beautiful leather trim. Cc 
$1895 r1SS man WHILE YOU'RE LOOKING | '*} CiMerice vt tn, with rehioy MBpecial sedan. Dynafiow, ‘radio. standard ee fee perigee gg low oar: aa" whttewall -, 
CHEVROLET WE ALL neuen $1008 scarce. so come early. 
Like-New «| "ONTEGTEROMEE,; 20 wer pomriac ott | R h t - matic, power brakes, tu-tone. Real rehief 4-door hardtop. Power ocnester HAND-SELECTED | prette Car tits new carpets and reser homer brakes, Yadio. L M | sparkling interior. eater : j I . - 
Offers Our Best Buys ate e Tea Gee ona. ween | Pomriac wnsarasatas’ colt! 5 PT WwoOoD. USED CARS Mi A —————— heater, *ehitewal tires. Blue and 
eee PRICED cicarigiccli: fyi GLIDE. R&H. W.W TIRES A V L "56 CK SUPER .......... 1195 grees | BEAUTIFUL BEIGE GOLD ey y OW / 4 door sedan, radio, heater. dyna- | 1957 cre seca ba ratop station ONE OWNER LOVELY QT $1975. | AND MOST ARE Power, meering vl. . . : eg ta 1956 CHEVROLET 4 R. 210 wao-| © = Fully Equipped and many miles left, ay cusomene naae ON 6 CYLINDER POWERGLIDE | " fees fea. WITH R & H ONLY 35.000 MILES "3 BUICK nak: ’ SBieing 
af Ry G 'S§, CHEVROLET B.Air H-T gites| $ door, hardtop, radio, healer. | iss¢ » ‘isp: “power” ptactli® 
ey copaeen "Sad panei. ie: white a with white tires:| Dower brakes, whitewail res. 1954 CHEVROLET '5 TON PICK- slvereary Gold paint, Real nice car with lots of pep! covers never bee Shin See athe SP, ‘St, PONTIAC 2 Door B-Top #144 | Moor pardon. a ‘adi, better, | 2998, BUCK... Pari ae yaafion radio. DANDY AT $675. ee =. Byarem saeunie trang. white pres an ot Ese Penta wall res res. 8 
e CYLINDER POwnNaTrbe: 81 FORD Country Sedan... sia] . “al ry, cee < Radio |’ INTIAC 1987 BUICK 81 WHITEWALLE TOMES. 11988. iad ry “frio-Matie 8. iM ot ah i tardton. adie, we ‘aves heater, peak ee = —— 
ROL 7 CHEVROLET white, We would a ter wal hg Me Seeteoe dk Seaton | "2 Gee"agees RaW Atatet| te seh Sie W's ae my. ital be TRANSMISSION IN WHITE AND| §,Sz!. Ivory "3 OLDS 2 DR... $1195 SILVER PLUS NEW COVERS. “fio he heater, ermal’ Btarchiet hardtop. powe t brakes. $1095 1 PLM Dev 4 ar. $1004 would make a fine 2nd car Hydramatic radio, Tt, white- ye Heater . wall tires, Sandalwood’ and ivory 1958 CHEVROLE.T SPORT COUPE. ee vaten’ Red cause | se BUICK 3 DOOR .......... finish, 6 CYLINDER POWERGLIDB AND eige  Saeraie L Special sedan with radio, heat- PULLY EQUIPPED IN SPOTLESS oF . power 1985 BUICK ............. .... $1008 SORAL © OERY PINT _ NOT ved conen Natl; igi Sie. sles ghey ona pe mn wer OUT. $1 bs deluxe heater. 1 owner.| set off by gleaming ring ind brakes. 4 A PAIR OF 1957 FORD on brews mow inside tal oar Lao 300 V-8 SEDANS. BOTH STA\ i a 2 wovrs,..+ 9008} miles. RAS ‘seers os fo = ; mae = 19T BUT oo 1780 TAILED POR ONLY $1278. “4 om i. white and tin “ty yy one as yORD CUSTOMLINE V0 om.| Re wb ace ¢| 64, puree: 2 poor Ss hetarss $805 ais DAN. A 8 CAR Specia) with heat- | 19657 PLYMOUTH ............. $liss R&H & WW TIRES. $750. 4 utc cmt. ain Rm i I ee By i 8 ni 
‘hie wory : saetbey POND ak <b see criss 1956 D WAGON It Pays to Shop at sis: thor? a “radio , beater standera shin’ tee Mg with 0 ‘engine 
7 ipower. Cpersienits er gum " : pon s pert wall Green and ivory finish. ' walls. tag sirnies 
pbs . Radio, heater, nye Ee . sizes ( Trissman %, CRvaLEN 2 door saan 01m -ynafiow “Stone white & dive, nee canis Pll 
Rocuesten |GLENN’S| OLIVER | SHELTON ROCHESTER |. OR ; Pontiac - Buiék- 
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en Berea aa mapa THE PONTIAC PRESS. NDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1959. ~ THIRTY-THREE - 
s # ’ A . me 5d ‘ jj + . : . * 
- Today's Television Pr TV N ! -~—-LelevVvIsic 1 .. | ews and Review 
ues BES S vl Fs at mas! & OgTrams - . 
Sa Rad ART RE is Pleases View omer Chanel (WEY Change HIKE TV = Dennis Pleases Viewers eS gai A ae Aina ap : : 41 ? ¢ ; 
TORT 5 SOME et’ wt : With His Shaky Antics  - Be: TV ak Re pt  taland. and|12: 30 @ Search tr r it 1s a y tics be 
ig 5 ae we 4 Mrs a . ou, sp" -¢ ; 
inued op poland a layed it will By FRED DANZIG it of the Budd Schulberg lit- i 
) Curtain Time, -—=«|400° (2) Hemnesey. Comedy. pal gy wey NEW YORK (UPI)—Dialing and| erary masterplece. The o thet’ 
@P ys: ‘drama: Bobby Darin guest at 12:45) : , | fine pertraysl was by David 
6:25 (2) V Shee ee ee rent Pantomime Quiz. Dennis The Manace, the cartobn| Opatashu as an old-line movie 
6:30 (2) Ne Heather. oe who does pot adjust to (9) Mary Morgan. character who makes cowards out| producer who nianaged his 
‘@N sig Navy life. i 12:45 (2) Guiding Light fof babysitters and apoplectic|- heartbreak well. 
1 da e. ; ‘ of Dinah Shore's 
6:40 (2) News Anal; variety with guests 13-year-|!" (2) Our Miss Brooks. eee ar eneng Emad eels eons opener on NBC-TV to see 
(4) Weather. _ id violinist Jamie Laredo in| . (4) NBC Playhouse. on CORT. ABC-TV’s new western, Rebel, 
(1) Sp debut, Teresa Brewer, cadkasheal starring . A wheezy 
6:45 (2) (@) (1) News. Mies Buddy Hackett and Mormon (9) Movie. , more le when you con-| plot was yanked alive by pungent 
1:00 @) Markham. Drame:| . Tabernacle Choir, — 1:30 (2) As The World Turns, tT ne large amaicaPe (1) Al dialogue, tine directorial 2) M on * (Paradise (continued.) (7) Topper. built-in laugh track and (2)_ Aland attention to character-dev 
be gh larcel  @ News 1:55 (4) Faye Elizabeth. [commercial tat was mistaken f0r/ment. This one and NBC-TV's The 
amount of money from her) 10:15 (9) Weather. 2:00 (2) Medic past : De are the best of the new 
o 10:20 (9) Little Theater. (4) Queen for a Day. Dennis, played somehwat shak- |westerns.in my book 
(4) Death Valley Days. © {10:30 (2) June Allyson. Drama:|,... (7 Day in Court. pn Angee irae lop Borescan =. ™ (1) Rescue 8. Adventure: Irene Dunne stars in ‘‘Open-|” (2) House Party. a kitchen table, let a neighbor | Back to Dinah. d.enjoyed Inge- 
Los Angeles County fire fight- ing Door,” (O-This Man. At eo Paint bucket, sneaked |mar Johansson's chirm with a »”* as therapist min- ‘ 
ers work, “Ferris Wheel.” thei to. Stapded chidren (7) Gale Storm. into a movie at night and in- | song and Gwen Verdon's nd 
(9) African Patrol, Adven-| who takes case amid parentai|2*%.. (2) a ee eee» or [electricity as a singer : 
ture: Derek goes under) disagreement, (4) Young Dr. Malone. Test, all in a half-hour. ainek nae a 
cover to stop deadly narcotics). (9) Allen (continued.) (7) Beat the Clock. Farfetched? Not where Dennis is| j, 1 Nias 
traffic. a) -_" (9) Movie. concerned. Herb Anderson plays a - nny, Don Wilson, Roch- 
7:30 (3) Name Tune. Gordon and guests, Planned|3:30 (4) From These Roots. Dennis’ dad and manages his part i ail en shy s Day and the : 
(4) R. Diamond. Parenthood (7) Who Do You Trust? and the physical resemblance well. ("Re ry comedy go-round that exe (7) Cheyenne. Western: (9) Starlight Theater (2) Verdict Is Yours. Though it’s no Leave It To Beaver, | 1 ita4 mapleaeed oS ane that ex- 
When bank robber js killed, Drama: . An American is|#@6 (2) Brighter Day. it deserves to stick around. —"|P,Ticitable vanities, weaknesses Cheyenne impersonates him thorn in side of Nazis with (4) House on High Street. * * pis iat Gk velicted 
to recover fortune. truth about Germany in (7) Bandstand. Two noteworthy acting jobs in that’ the show would be the same 
(9) Million Dollar Movie “Berlin Correspondent” ('42) 4:15 (2) Secret Storm. the concluding half of “What 30 years from now, and | think 
Drama: Newlyweds run into Dana Andrews. }4:30 (2) of Night. Makes Sammy Run?” on NBC-|it summed up Benny's approach 
trouble with dog belonging to| 10:80 (4) News. (4) Personality TV's Sunday Showcase yesterday; |to his work. 
gangsters in “Behave Your-|11:00 (2) (Color) News. (9) Sherwood Forest. Norman Fell, as Sammy's brother, . 
self.” ('51). Farley. Granger,| (4) News. |5:00 (2) Movie. Seymour, burst into a cocktail) Art| Carney's Friday night 
Shelley Winters, (7) Soupy’s On. (4) (color) George Pierrot. Se Wiestete, |PEtY Smt. My Bis beiet scene, ex: a ee eee 
8:00 (2) The Texan. Western:|11:10 (2) Weather. (9) Looney Tunes. SAVED FROM TYPHOON — A bearded old the main Japanese island. It took many lives |Dosed Sammy's heartlessness and) Si) NL Kate A Me me . Longley fights posse turned/11:15 (2) Sports. 5:30 (7) Rin Tin Tin Japanese man dries his money in the sun after and injured many more. And it left nearly a ae eee eee ed and act carslile comed 
into bandit gang by greed (4) Weather. 5:55 (4) Sports. loosing everything else to typhoon Vera that million homeless. At least this man has his | Oterwise, the twoparter | Sveiches spoofing such institu: (4) Love and Marriage. Com.|L1:29 (2) Nightwatch Theater. Mus-| knifed through the heavily populated area of life and a little mone ; merely an interesting show that | tions ay Americans-in-Europe edy: Harris’ daughter goes ical: Fred Astaire, Ginger ot one _ a failed to reproduce the full splr- | creqit cards, British drama and on ——— her husband and pars. “Swing Time.” Warns Citizens ; the international set ™ 
finds “Second Honey- C i | 9 ° . 
moon” should not be business (4) ; Money Can’t Pay for This Will Not Put | Carney’s partners-in-comedy, for- 
trip. 11:30 (4) Jack Paar. Variety with “ . u lind’ Sheldon Kell ne oe Hans 
(7) Cheyenne (continued.) Downs, e e Keller, were Hans 
(9) Movie (continued.) gusts Ct arqoaties Dick of Bur CallCracy O Idster S A r t Y Base on Moon |conriet and Hermione Gingold, 8:30 (2) Father Knows Best. Drake, comedian and Felicia Ppp ecid e our R S ° ti |The emphasis was on comedy and 
(4) Tales of Wells Fargo Sanders, si ; Florida N man Sa — Tuo c1en ist jthey provided some inspired en- 
saree cwate to aill stage tine = horn W alge point Government 8B Re NEA Feature Writer The son, a prosperous execu- | or park, to the downtown shops. | LONDON WA Soviet scien- —— * * 
while bandit’s identity re- lage po - Lugosi, - rancnes| Retired people would rather tive, paid his mother’s rent in a | It takes even less to drop in on tist asserted today the Soviet | THE CHANNEL SWIM Jason 
fe : : Feed on Secrecy have affection, personal visits | beautiful apartment. (‘She can | bet for a game of cards, or a | Union has no plans to build mil- |Robards Jr. and Eileen Heckart 
(7) Bourbon Street. New a mecesuet and letters from their children | have anything she wants,” he | “ne \i¢ace assistance officials | “Wine mpi —— hh allrg egoy gtc 
show: Richard Long, Andrew a ita SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)—V. M,| than-material help from them, | once told me.) But, except for | in my city have discovered the | ov of the Soviet Acsacmy of Sei, | House," Oo eee ae 
ey star in drama set on a . ra Classroom {Newton Jr., managing editor of| two Cornell Unnversity profes- | holidays, the time was rarely | value of such efforts. They have | ences said that Soviet scientists |Fame presentation on NBC-TV for 
ter. The private investiga-| €:55 (2) On the Farm Front = pa, Fla., Tribune, warned ae red in a survey they | Tight for a visit with her. developed a “friendly visitors’ | are studying outer space ‘‘with Smcey, Now. rs . ——— Mer- 
: a , today the United States is : x * * | Program. ~° @ peaceful aim.” |man, who has her “Evening” on 
ry dea] with — ad = Led treated with o huge <eaorcnt There still is no medicine for | If we have no relatives in the | x * * “No one in the U.S.S.R. is |NBC-TV Dec. 1, guests on CBS- 
plese a 1) jcaee . that fe - te loneliness and rejection, Dr. | older age group, we needn't | Through it, volunteers call on planning to fence off the region an s Ed Sullivan show next Sun- 
as Movie (continued ne @) Show trying Rina itself) Frederick C. Swartz of Lansing, | look far to find the older per- | these older people whose only in- | of the moon where the Soviet |@ay- 
' Damy Themes. Return- ne arosaagr ge secrecy in government. | told the Senate subcommittee on | Son living alone who ,according | come is from the state. Often, | Pennant flies and start building 
ing show: Danny's oldest|7: oon Classroom. lewton delivered this warning in| probiems of the Aged and Aging. | to the World Health Organiza- | they bring them a little treat or military bases there,’ he de- 17-0) Ke): 
daughter, Terry (Penny (7) Breakfast Time. a speech prepared for delivery at "| tion, is desperately in need of | take them out for a few hours. | Clared. 
Parker) comes home from/|8:15 (2) Capt. Kangaroo. a lunch honoring board members “It is a plain tact that people | piman contact. One 90-year-old has a “pet” Sales and Service 
college and Danny cannot/8:38 (7) Johnny Ginger. and delegates to the Iriter-Ameri-/ who feel rejected, shunted to It doesn’t take a lot of effort | trip to an amusement park where | . ss | ’ 
get used to her maturity. 9:08 (2) Movie. can Press Assn. and given by the, the sidelines by society, all too | +, drive widowed Mrs. G. to the | the popcorn balls are especially ‘Polio Clinic Tomorrow B SWEET’S RADIO ‘TV 
(4) Peter Gunn. Drama: (4) (color) Bozo the Clown.|Northern California chapter of Sig-| often lose the will to live,” | 14 Juseum, to a public garden good! at Monteith School 
Gunn seeks missing woman,|9:30 (+) Life of Riley. ma Delta Chi. ee : Open Mon. & F " 
it prison in “Edge ~— pe Stage te a Newt said the of ‘the | headed by Sen. Pat McNamara. | | A polio clinic will be held from | 422 W. Huron FE 41133 
e. ° Dough di = sidienie Geneva j 
(7) Bourbon Street (cont.) [18:25 ¢9) Billboard. ilies or serene he entrenched the World Health Organisation ‘Shears Strange Sheep j \ feith School, 2303. fae Lake 
(9) Steve Wilson. sn bureaucracies in other countries | Urges committees to make a big to Kid Wisconsonites Rd. It will be jointly sponsored by are 
9:30 (2) Ann Sothern. Returning (4) Treasure days “becanse we too are confronted | effort to provide more human - Monteith and Williams Lake Par- SERVICE 
show: Lucille Ball guest star ~~ with the same dangerous trends | Contact for old people who have | MILWAUKEE w—Sheep raiser, s lent Teachers Assn. a 
checks into Bartley house|16:55 (7) News. that eventually may spell dis- | "0 family or friends living near Will McKerrow received consid-| | First, second, third or booster REPAIR 
unite Katy ave James Devery foe ee ple and of the press.” \( *®© * * State Fair with an Oxford ram| ee Ts) 
(Don Porter) in marrjage Laty Charm. How can you and I help old lamb billed as an “Early Ameri- = 
(4) Theater. New Episode (9) Abbott and Costello Prt oe eee eee ae the dragon of lone- |can Sheep.” ‘ Lauds Passengers oS Car Hurls Off Road, Hurts © & V BLECTRO MART 
David Wayne stars in “Op-|11:38 (2) Top Dollar. stifling curtain of| jiness? If we have aging parents ~ * * Fire Swept Ship in , | RE 
eration Spark,” drama of (4) Concentration. secrecy draped over virtually all) (other relatives rtuni- ican | : _ Two teenagers were injured Sat-| of the executive a or ,-Our Oppo! The animal sported a Mohican H H h j 3 5 BY DAY OR WEEK 
plot to take life of Adolf (9) Foreign Legionnaire, branch the ties are endless. haircut — sheared except for a. urricane anna jurday morning when the driver of 
Hitler. 11:45 (7) Detroit Today. American —————n No check or expensive gift is |six-inch strip running down its, |their car, Gary Rappulum, 17, of 
(7) Adventures in Paradise as good “medicine” as a per- |back — and a feather over one ear.) HAMILTON, Bermuda (UPI)—| ‘569 Eston Rd., Clarkston, lost con- Nels shew: Adventue in TUESDAY AFTERNOON Newton charged secondly that sonal appearance. -* « Capt. J. M. Hultman of the ; To! on a curve of Lake Angelus KLEEN AIR 
the South Seas starring|12:00 (2) Love of Life. gh wg anemia ae as Ameri aoe ane Bi a eee Giant Power Suction : ly defied Congress by “‘withhold-| “I know my son is busy,” an | McKerrow, who last year en.) ™MCrIC&n passenger-freighter| a:en to Pontiac General Hos-| Gardner McKay and Teresa (4) Tic Tac Dough. inf | eld Mormacteal praised his passengers : sal F 
Wright in “Pit of Silence.” S) hase hs Dink, ing information of government. ovdh-tagetironetind ny ee ee anil cesar ‘tulkly tar the pital and reported in satisfactory MMM DALE 112 Cleaners 
Troy finds scientist dead on| (9; World Passport. Thirdly, he said it would take | FOV. OO Gre sa here.” |to kid the “city slickers.” |they showed Saturday when ex.|COMi/lan day wes John tor | ternancaeoy a “super-Houdini to navigate the 2 ‘plosions and fire threatened the|!4, of 40 Blaine St., Ivan Brooks, | BARS PAY cer Eetin RT Tttry 
across \ mushrooming maze of federal : iship in hurricane-swept seas. 14, of 1024 Durant St., Waterford| im Pecia 
‘ CTT. ; 7 Te Tl , uecracy, which oc Township, was treated for leg in- Jim Lonie OR 3-0100 
4 Partly-open today places Fire aboard ship is the worst ri ] 
iS. novanar a wer st | Quiz Show Scandals _ |! tun SI"-N%s earwwwewa wins “2. ” Ci 
3 ee seman \ 10alS sea.” Hultman sald. “The ce ¢ OOOO DO DO OO Oa Ma OO Bi, 
1s Medley ; And finally, he charged there Are Explod in A = in lthe fire under control, ahd there | The People of Oakland County \ 
1 Most. reliable is an unhealthy “hostility of at g g was no panic among the passen- Who Never Finished 
iene ) titude”” among the millions of fed- gers.” \. \ 
a 7 ; jeral bureaucrats toward the free By EARL WILSON | “We were too busy to be HIGH SCHOOL \ 
3 writer Harte | [American press “and its obliga-| NEW YORK — “The Quiz Show Scandals of 1959” — open- Scared." one crewman commented. \) Sty your American Scheel Diploma | Before ” ] I Prig’ ree/ing before Congressional investigators in Washington — may The Mormacteal, listing 10 {prefix» government for the benefit of the! is % » BSURE AT HOME IN SPARE TIME 
30 Fix on seks 4 free people.” produce shocking headlines “because some people pretty high degrees because the cargo Qo --" 0077-7 o oor e nr renee ern e nen nnecee acne neces ees eee ns ) 
34 Big or Little T oe up have been blabbing for three weeks .. . shifted when No. 3 hold was \ Ya ag ag pe rries \ 
35 Danish city. od IE As an example of the “‘stifling| Jack Barry, Charles Van Doren and enced ts eet eat ee ere eee 
%6 Mineral rock curtain” in government, Newton, Dan Enright hope they won’t be made to Bea ped ete: Neeet Seer users \ ne me Teme EE Merge HEN Senoel Boone \ 39 Bearing ‘claimed that no records of the} squirm at the “truth sessions” .. . The escort through the howling, 90 | NOME oo ocsevessecccecsecscevcscsccesnecnsesecs: - AGO... .0eseesescees 
4! Pose ; % oteit expenditure of the billions $64,000 Question _and $64,000 Challenge eee ee | AEETOSS .ccrcccccsccccercccacccccescsescescress Pheme....ccresccrcece 
8 Seth nrene o the —- _— s tax funds; shows will be scrupulously looked into , LIAASASALALALZLAALLAA A A 
2 4 ants re open ie inspection of the Per thetata will te dansted Hultman said he hopes to be, ee ee ee ee 
$2 Conte: ‘4 citizen, +» Perjury threats w = able to resume his voyage to the| 
83 Entry “a a ne oem ricardo Caribbean oil port of Aruba as : 
85 One who =a so-called uniform of skirt; rectors William man, Steve Carlin an soon as charred wreckage has H H 
os ew 7 Legal term pea ai ae ae and blouse may not complement} Mért Koplin have already been consulted been cleared out of the hold— PARENTS Magazine Discusses 
87 Pixie & French river 38 Persian — at Stalks ite Fa pa gages This is} by the Quiz quizzers but can’t reveal what 1 3 probably about Wednesday. é é 
1 Assistant 10 Home of the 27 Remorse 43 Plesh a : cer select a white blouse! they revealed. a _— 
, Rees vite 11 Foppers 20 British green river tine tendo ic tek pagel Contestants who were front -page-happy Wilson (Eyq Gabor Wed ue 
* tiowriet 33 Boanish te 6 from your height while adding to| When winning have now pleaded, “No pictures, please!” . . ; 
¢ Sharper gentles 3, bnoule ou”: your width. . “The inquiry’ll last until March,” one expert predicts . . . Pro- to N . Y. M an; s 
spective witnesses are busy with their psychiatrists—and one It’ H F. h | | 
; wants to take his psychiatrist along. s Her fFourt e i ; im - * * * 
-- Today's Radio Programs - - | _ tne taien say ta Las, VBCAS, New P= Ac cad an cha and tress Eva Gabor hes taken as her| 
—————— a mae otions. a rr oa a New York social- Blue Denim—Explored with dignity and insight, 
’ 2} ee = OAR, CIS = WXYR, (tT) «WON, (Ee) WIBK, (1800) dicta, bari ay “Gyp- "Last April oraall Vent ee a.| the problem of decent young people whose early sex 
Paar a seen foes sy” — but wanted to hear plilic, “who matharitiex sail was doe GLUON get them into trouble is forcefully brought 
"et Maat” mmm. Gonetrt WPON, News, Casey WWwd, News, ‘Haggart the last of the vital ball ee ever Beaks romence| home in this worthwhile film to both parents and . Knowles : wi wn, took her own life by) i i ee ee wire, surren 8:90—WJR, Music Hall WJBK. News, Reid game. So... they blew part an overdose of sleeping pills, She older boys and girls. The impact of terror when 
WCAR News. Bennett WWI. Net 00 WIR News 2:00-WIR, Showed , | Of the show .. . Jack Car- ‘left a note saying: “Without you\™ the girl finds she is pregnant, and both she and the 
WPON Kews Sport a Ss Surreis Ha. Breakfast Chub cxLW News = ter, who a best there is no meaning.” ™ boy are afraid to tell their parents, is shared by the 
6:30— WIR Date AR. News WIBK: News’ Reid jokes from cab drivers, told x & | audien Vv j ws bap Hereon WON Murie BK News, Reid son_wxrve, pant winter oped wae boat The Hungarian-born Actress and| ce E in mothers and fathers whose children 
SKLW. \Kews apes Wron. ts CRLW. News, ehifvoresk ecncits a ae Brown married here Sunday. He 2e small will be able to see how mutual confidence 
gene Sees” Knowlen O:00-WIR, Jack Harris | g.0-wIR, Composite = eaudiat then said, “Well, described himself as a semiretired|gj and communication must be built up over the years. 
200e0dR, Cunt Bonn russpay mourme | sess-won vereee Rg Oa that takes care of the sige ragsieachel — Hones Ln Carol Lynley as the girl and Brandon de Wilde as 
WEIR Morn | ee Mates, oe |i en tery, | Gn cee Crletanes parés, Let's bay [Beaton ne hte Gate gavel the boy are appealing and convincing, both in their 4 =. sae Fred Wolf cw Joe Van AR, News, Bennett the presents.” ‘ hers as 33. startled awakéning to love and the stunned realiza- 
WuaR TBR. News, George sy, _ Brown said he and Miss Gabor|M tion of its aftermath. Moreover, they are held strict] 
x WOAR. News, sheridan | 10:39-—CKLW, Myrtm Labbitt | *| Ng Ne ~~ Debbie Reynolds, we hear, had met nine nionths ago but that| ibl hei quasi eae 
ig ie WPON, Early le Deine - we 5 Erne went alone to the Majestic he did not propose until Saturday, sponsible, even to their own part in the failure to 2 
wxvz t Trai “iw. Bye c Hall Sette. Ni van y Lesunekt as Ballroom on B’way announced 24 hours before they were mar. bridge the gap of understanding with their parents. 
wrt anat teen Za WiBK, Reta Ww, Dick Prench her name as “Mary Francis,” ried. Everyone, in fact, is given fair but uncompromising 
8:00—WJR, Composite 1:90— WIR, WRON Chuck Lewis. WIBK. News, ‘McLeod and asked for a job as hostess. aaa js treatment. A—Excellent. 
WW), Bet Your Life la - . News Bennett = €= /At__first unrecognized, she ‘JANET They wi honeymoon Tes Y—Excellent { eab.siree WXYR, News, Welt 11:99 WIR, Time tor Muste Wrow. age Trade ked f : ' lafter she completes a television 1—Excellent lor mature young 
VBR’ Jern, neltboy || CKLW. News vid oe aca 4:90—WIR, Muste Hall worked from .11:30 to closing, dancing with many customers, | fijm in Hollywood. people. (20th C-Fox) CKLW & Knowles see, Rows Yoeewat arrenneon | CHUM: Bed Darts and refusing salary: Solution: She plans to play a dance hall| This is Brown's second’ miar-| 
WEAR Woodting Won News, Casey 12:00—WJR, News, Wells 5:00 WIR, News hostess—and was researching. , riage. STARTS 
WW4, News, Haggart WWJ. News, French : | 
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Wrkh sees ; W. Sports. David a eve, Pere wink ire Dovies EARL’S PEARLS: Some people think it's a recession when|, 10ng. straight hair does little, re) 
HL WIR, star rah Erie |they can’t afford a new car to tow their new boat ... That’s|) ry arm gesin PONTIAC 
8:00_w B. Guest |. ’ Music Halt earl, brother. . aves DRIVE-IN THEATER OxLM. a 1. News, 12:30—-WJR, Time Out Muste| CRUW, "Bevies and you'll not: ur ° ' CuLw, News, David | , Myrtle ur Ser, (Copyright, 1959) softer, 100. a a 
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Good Income | <x rose ws. MONACO {UPI)—Into the peach, 
Operate From Home and apricot palace of the Grimaldis} 
Several Choice Territories }! trudged the other day partly to, : ;make personal amends to Prince, 
AVAILABLE SOON |Rainer of Monaco for doubting that | 
We will appoint a Distributer his marriage to Grace Kelly of! te service a number ef the J Philadelphia and Hollywood would) 
self-service “TOY [be a perfect match. i 
ESTABLISHED f 4 week of probing among the} 
markets, . warlety stores, | Political opposition and the social) 
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money. Simply replace teys J sun-soaked little nation had pro-| 
each week and collect money. P duced -a large measure of contir-| 
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had already reported: 
FEW HOURS “This is a marriage se happy | it ought te be set te music.” 
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he | NOT A GET-RICH- monarch in Europe. # 
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crowds of sightseers were watch. 
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TOY MERCHANDISING behind the high walls Her Monaco find none of the luster gone from their romance. “The amar a in ~. eee oe vi TWICE EACH YEAR "I 
CORP. Serene ness Princess Grace heir, Prince Albert, is now a year and a hall old, while Princess |Y°%4 Monaco, could ; ' 
™ i a ak was doing deal imitation of 4 (Caroline is almost three. His family is a source of joy to roca eee — pot vegren f 
— )certain Hungarian actress Rainier, who spent a lonely childhood due to a broken marriage. | final judgment. | Make weekly savings part of YOUR - . ie ° “Dellink,” she cried Philippe “I miss “acting,” said Grace."’ but I do not miss Hollywood. My | “I miss acting,” she said, “but | Be. f ar o * Yy d d f th 
' “areer.” ; life! t Now Many Wear Halsman, the celebrated photog- |ife here is too full for any other career. I do not’ miss Hollywood, My life) amily iiving. ou spend money every day o e rapher who was posing her fer there is too full for any other ca-| 9 . * i i” . 
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FALSE TEETH peal persion a a eur. We.walked around a table cov. A man who has never known heat How's the job a?) week .«. Snend some of it on yourself. > 
; ered wih other photographs of such ha nes bef a = ee | ig : * 
ee | Grace andthe children. mide cated) eo | | : mn ( This woman glowing with warm . = Pe 4 ae : : i : (200-2) PEST. Oe nee ee ee Eee et ne tad, There, Was Of with cher pale. haps too sensitive — to anything PAYS 60 Days for Drink Y Sa ° A J ed t 10 000 00 - rs n 8 lt i i; > © ~ . - i ‘ aan a } ; * TEETH on your ® pistes Ne sumany. photographed in Hollywood five ee Tearande halted ini he thinks might threaten it. In CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. wn our VINgS re /nsur 0 ? gooey, pasty : , j ‘ : . ‘ wince Saar” Idenee ee A | years Ogp. We talked about it and to one of the oldest thron@y in the past suggestions that Princess William David Price, a trusty ai| = 
ASTEETE 0t any drug counter. | — Sag that ee ectiens Europe Grace might returh to films have)the city jail, was assigned to clean) <ies > F 
Sovemen = . Giese eres G2 PONTIAC FEDERAL ‘has thus far been able to project “He's big enough to fight now,” | sometimes_angry denials. ls “a of Mee , hich had feng \- -. oh 
SAVINGS 761 W. HURON STREET — Home Office 
16 E. LAWRENCE ST. — Downtown 
407 MAIN ST. — Rochester 2 
4416 DIXIE H’WAY — Drayton Plains ‘SMILES remarked Rainier, who would! yye97 owmna™ > 
| .. Spend all day playing with Albert! : ‘been impounded in an arrest. He 
and almost — three-year-old Prin- But contentment must be exert- got 30 additional days fon taking 
asked Prince Rainer, almost cas- oe ing a mellowing influence. For|the whisky and 30 more for be- 
. wre me IRAE: lar cares ot nae, teen her fun shea ne re fn he pl sn Fl [ l OTL aie ace acne a peli There spoke. a man who recalls nai! right pe S aag-soree Alls ~ ; 
ing that I might find him difficult lonely childhood as the product subject. et oo to talk to of a broken marriage. Happiness “I ktow ¥ : : that nation’s ae are 
is not an automatic inheritance of you have said the Prin- expected té-apend $32.6 billion. on 3% 
_ He was indicating a photograph | vith or royalty. The palece hase will net go back into films,” new plant and equipment this pare 
‘in color of Princess Grace on the I began. year. Rett ES 
been many things since Rainier’s : great, miarble staircase of the pal- . : ~ —_____ = As 2S Fe oe 
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