PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, "THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1956 —64 PAGES Attractive City Resident First in Line Theater Train Seats Going — Fast! desk at Press First to make a reservation Lewis, of 7195 Garland Ave., who will see America’s biggest and The pretty local resident remarked that she wag first at-. tracted to the trip by the array of Broadway shows she will take in as a member of the group of 60 local excursionists. “And of course the fact that I ae TRAIN pees Miss Joan .Lewis, of 2195 Gariand &t., ful fan out of posters advertising way plays she will see as a member of The Pontiac Press Theater Special, Sept. 10-15. Miss makes a color- the five Broad- won't have to worry about any traveling details is a very attrac- tive feature,” she added. Miss Lewis, along with her 59 fellow-travelers, will leave Pontiac on Sept. 10 for a five-day stay at New York City’s Paramount Hotel from where she can easily reach by foot each of the theaters at which five of the season's top plays will be showing. Pentiae Press Phote the first to reserve a place for the excur- sion, is employed by the Oakland County Medical FBI Reveals ‘Kidnap Note Facts WESTBURY, NY. (INS) — Detective chit note was signed “Your Baby Sit- Tad Hurried Mother Drops Cake Mixer Into Baby's Bath Mrs, Alva Perry, of Oak Park, discovered yesterday you can't mix) > a@ cake and bathe a child at the) game time. Mrs. Perry had plenty of house- hold chores to do and decided to) combine a few. She put her nine-month-old son Mitchell jn the bathtub and then plugged her electric mixer into the bathroom’s electric razor out- let. Everything was proceeding nice- ly, the batter was swirling and Mitchell was splashing. Then the mixer slipped from Mrs. Perry’s hands and dropped into the tub. Mitchell was knocked unconscious by electric shock. * * » The housewife called police but) the child revived ‘by himself: and. apparently suffered no injuries, po-| lice reported. Beware « of the Spooks - Tomorrow’s 13th Again ” |$5 WORD NOTE gation and to press search infant and the kidnaper. Although the note was signed “Your Baby Sitter,” Pinnel] said the Weinbergers told him they never had employed anyone to sit with Peter or their first son,! Lewis, 244. Pinnell said the note contained more than 36 words, that It was pencilled in well - written long- hand and “obviously prepared by a grown-up person.” He added: | “We got the impression it may ‘have been someone working in the neighborhood, stich as a servant, maid or gardener. More than two) handwriting analysts have exam- \ined the note but their opinions | ‘have differed as to the ‘sex and age of the writer.” Pinnell said there were no in- structions for the delivery of the child in the event the Weinbergers followed the note’s demand to leave $2,000 at Albermarle Rd. and! Park ave., Westbury, L.I FBI GETS TOUGH | | | imessage were disclosed as the 'FBI and Nassau detectiyes began ichecks on the past life of the Wein-, bergers for a possible lead to the Kidnapers. The new details of the ransom ‘ crackpot callers under tough (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) 'USW, Big Three Hold ist Parley Federal Mediator Says Situation’ ‘Still Serious’ as Layoffs Continue PITTSBURGH ® — Leaders of three of the nation’s top basic steel. producers and the United Steelworkers today hold their first; negotiating session since the na- tionwide « steel strike started 12 days ago. Government mediators, who prodded both sides to get together at the bargaining table, came here from Washington to sit in. Meanwhile, unemployment con- tinued to mount in allied indus- tries. In addition fo the 650,000 striking USW members, 72,770 workers in other industries have been furloughed. Hardest hit are railroads and the coal industry. Neither union nor industry gave iany indication they would come up with counteroffers at today’s session, arranged by Joseph F. Finnegan, director of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Serv- ice. Although announcing that both sides are “agreeable and coopera- itive,” Finnegan described the sit- uation as “‘still serious."’ ‘The strike has cut steel production 90 per cent. The industry proposed a 52- month contract which it said \would boost pay 17 2-3 cents an. jhour for the first year. iMcDonald, union president, says. David J. the offer actually amounts to 14 Shades of black cats, spilled salt and broken mirrors! ‘cents an hour. He has not dis- Another Friday the 13th comes up tomorrow making closed union demands. three this year . this one. The evil spirits who fly on Friday the 13th are having a screechizg good time this year with three driving yesterday, was fined $210. days to plot and carry out The old superstition tells bad deeds. us it’s a day to beware and take care. But if you get* a little tired of hiding un-' der the bed—in a room! with the windows tightly closed and ‘the blinds down, be brave! your back door. We have it straight from the spooky. speeters that. they guard only the front doors of people who do not believe in their magical Friday the 13th powers. But just for safety’s sake and ° Walk boldly out | not to press your luck, kind of keep an eye out for speeding i tricycles, open manholes, lapsing degueetin and net meteors, After all, there's no sense being! closeminded about this thing. Be- sides we can relax for over a year from here on. ' *s not another Friday the 13th until September, 1957. ; » After three this year, we need a long holiday. . one in January, one in April nev ‘s Jungle Jim Fined HOLLYWOOD @®—Actor Johnny \Weissmuller,' convicted of drunk |Hig car and another had collided on Hollywood boulevard. Weiss- mueller, 52, is the former screen iTarzan and now is Jungle Jim on TV, In Today's Press County News... .....5-00006. MM Editorials ......,..65--c0000+ 6 Food News...........33 thru 39 Mystery Story............... az Sports ........,.. 49, 50, 51, 52 Theaters ......... besee 53 TV & Radio Programs......63 Wilson, Earl..... Weuws deduces 63 sR ga Ee mT i = =| * i * = F : 1 ‘ % i began the Senate aay ote nk an hour He said all but the foreign aid and supplemental appropriations were completed and they would be ready for Senate action early next week. Johnson, in reply, denied he had set July M4 or any other “target date’ and said several important bills still must be acted upon. of social security, an atomic elec- tric power reactor proposal, mili- These included, he said, revision grees Dalles Argues "Today for Hike in Foreign Aid Will Request Senators to Add a Half-Billion to House Proposal WASHINGTON (#-—Sec- around retary of State Dulles pre- 4 pared a final plea today to a Senate committee ready to' act on President Eisen- hower'’s. hard-hit foreign aid request. Dulles hoped to persuade Partly Cloudy, Rain Tonight and Friday The US. Weather Bureau pre- dicts partly cloudy with scattered. rshowers and a low of 66; | thunde degrees tonight. The scattered thunder showers. are expected to continue through tomorrow. The high will be 83 de- tomorrow. z The lowest thermometer reading preceding 8 a.m. was 63 degrees tary public works and numerous others. in downtown Pontiac. At 2 p.m. the mercury rose to 77 degrees. visible four and one-half miles away, also have been completed. Injured Soldier Says Assailant Wore AF Garb Statewide Alert Issued as. Victim Battles for Life in: Saginaw FRANKENMUTH (@—a Statewide alarm was out today for a man police said ation in person. 2. Rep. Charles A. Halleck of will put the President's Asked how the Republicans will meet the issue of the health of the (Continéed on Page 2, Col, 5) Snows Rack Australia ‘SYDNEY, Australia — Wild wintry weather and heavy snow- falig now hitting southeastern Australia caused damage to build- today estimated at $300,000. Hall Sees Ike Stumping Various Areas Via Plane and|>'Ses estate_meet next week it made |¢ight bidders. ings and other property in Sydney|Ford C. Frick and American ‘Spike’ ‘tens, Teese Will: Meet Next Week to Determine Choice DETROIT (INS) — Walter 0. “Spike” Briggs, president of the Detroit Tigers, said today that when the board of trustees of the probably will select but one of “The trustées, -however, still have an open mind regarding all eight bidders,” “Spike” toid In- ternational News Service, “But we'll likely concentrate our at- tention on the top four.” Spike said there has been some misunderstanding as to reports that he already has offered the name of the members of the four top syndicates for screening pur- ‘poses to side: siase- Fak bs z ‘League President Will Harridge. A. B ? Le HOT DOG!—Four Miss Universe contestants are introduced to the American hot dog during & visit to Palisades Amusement Park in New Jersey. The girls are en route to Long Beach, Callif., where the Miss Universe Pageant will be held on jay &. Left Treyens, France. See story on page 46. b to right are. Sa P oreign Beauties Try an ‘American Tradition — - The Hot Dog ra Tah tecncl: Inqred. Genés,. Seated Reauias Cat, Ta Ly Hil ut it hilt 3 s i i reitstitil a3 | coat ; 3, Listed as Fair After 2-Story Tumble "3B, Gi, Dayton, Tenn., in 1925, and a mem- (Continued From Page One) federal statutes, including $5,000 fines and 20-year prison terms. Meanwhile, in Washington a "| bill was being introduced today by _ |Rep. Francis E. Dorn (R-NY) giv- ing the Hoover-men immediate epeik | Hd | F i i a i Car Leaves Road pital, authorities said. by the/auto of Keith A. 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Originally this space was ccoupled by gn od: .. wertisement on $4 poplin jackets ‘on sale’ for $1.00 . . . but today, we had to ask the Pontias Press to leave it out. Here's what happened: Last Monday, we had exactly 972 jackets for a week-end sale but so | many were bought by folks just “walking-in” on Tuesday and Wednesday that we cancelled the advertisement intended for this epace. Todey, with less than 200 jackets leit in broken size ranges, we didn't want fo disappoint a let of customers. The lesson to be learned from this Incident is that it always pays to shop at SIMMS everytime you are downtown. ‘nuf sed! ES ETON Neate fe ak ag —12 te 44. Fancy border- tome nylon lace : arrived, Fridey pm # a - Ladies? $1 Ir’s DARK Seam Nylon | ae 51 Gauge — 15 Denter wc A C Saal Te . 2 Pr. $1 For Short, Regular and Tall Washable Rayon Gabardine yp eck ae Ladies’ Slacks | *==** * Sizes 9 to 11 Priced a¢ $3.50 to $5 in Most Stores 79 Minor imperfec- 10 to 20 sen the long wearing quality. Our ‘Best Selling’ Slacks offer smarter style. Popular shades perfect fit and wear at lowest pos- of all wanted sible prices. { SIZES —- 38 to or colors. Buy sev« at $3.19.) PYF ex0THERS cf a coy - hoa ce es Y oS os THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1956. : lg a, LL Sot Vea Ore as — | Shop *til 9 Friday Night « at oe ANN ARBOR @~It took a lot of His political life began in Giles | | From justice to legislator went courage, Universi of| County, Tenn., where he was (Davy and then came the call to Michigan penal va mmacazine’ has| named justice of the peace. He \Cangrees. Defeated in his first try, printed the “whole truth” about admitted he relied more o® he made it in his second. Off in the greatest “b’ar-killer” of them! “natural born sense and not on ithe Congress in 1827, Davy’s career| dent of the U.S. all—Davy Crockett. law learning.” lwas notable through his refusal to Davy, the article says, was born) He issued warrants in ‘verbal ad along a + mu oe ont on @ mountain top all right . . -' writing’ which was fine unti] the have given or sc Ss lorth | ‘Tennessee. It passed in spite of net te Teunenes, bet North state legislature demanded he use his opposition, the article says. Carolina, “real writing.” With the help of) @ © 8 _ Ja better educated constable, Davy| He lost the next term, WSS ost off to Texas. The article is by Ruth C. 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MEMBER OF AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS ——— ee THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1956 Proposed City Park - Would Be Great Boon _ According to the local soothsayers, Pontiac's current gift from Mr. and Mrs, ©. Lt. Bravverrs constitutes this city’s finest donation. x« * * ; The Beaudettes are giving Pon- tiac approximately eight acres of ground across from the High School for use as a park, plus their own residence which the city could well adapt as a library. This probably represents several hundred tho dollars worth of property, in addition to the home. 7 eR * * * Many will consider the location of the residence ideal for a library. It is reasonably near the center of the city and is large enough to serve the community well. Also, the construc- tion is such that it will last indefi- ‘ It ranks first in Pontiac history. a Buch action may. stimulate “ethers to think along the same = ' > 3 : Is Officially Announced - t's official now. ; He’s going to run. ; _ President Dwicut D. E1sennower has issued a direct proclamation cov- ering his intentions to seek the Chief Executive's office again. x *« * Both Republicans and Democrats were virtually certain that he would declare himself a candidate, but it took a direct pronunciamento from the man himself to make it certain. * * * We believe that_the President delayed his answer for just one reason: he wanted to be abso-- lutely certain himself of his own physical condition. \At one time he stated that if he became con- vineed he should not run, the American people could rest assured that he would step aside and take himself out of the race voluntarily and promptly. x * * - ‘Well, the die is cast. __ President. Exsewnowen is “in.” “| ‘The Republicans can do likewise. The latter are all set for the im- _ pending struggle. The Democrats still face a merry-go-round in their \ esting reading in the days ahead, hb i 4 Li / PRESS Stevenson is in front, but the mar- “Se ae Ss _ Just one long chuckle. : First off is the weekend forecast. How many are going to be killed this weekend? * * * “Will you die on the Sabbath?” asks a cheerful headline. By the time you have read and heard a few of these grisly remind- ers that death is stalking you at every step, you begin to take some degree of comfort in the fact that -~ you are crowding retirement age. Perhaps you can afford to smile a little, if you do it surreptitiously, slyly, when nobody is looking. But then you begin to notice these pieces they write for the aging. Once more you . are brought up short. You choke back that first halting belly laugh you finally decided you could try. _ “Keep Going,” the headline orders: “Agitate, don’t vegetate. Fight, tug, pull, push and shove yourself a up on those two. feet.” x * * ‘There is more of the same, but you just don’t read any more. You fight, tug and push that exhortation away from you. If retirement is going to involve all that effort, it is going to be tougher than staying on the job, 2 The Man About Town hed It’s Real Bargain Experienced Traveler Calls New York Trip a Big Value Summer: When the chair often gets up when you do. “That Pontiac Press trip to New York ts the biggest bargain I ever heard of,” says my old friend, ; Archie Barnett. “You simply can’t pack that much traveling, hotel reservations, theater tickets, etc., into $140. Most of the shows The Press has selected aren’t even for sale currently at the box office. You have to get them from scalpers and theater ticket scalpers In New York are without conscience and without 4mercy. all around desl is the best Archie, old pal, you're absolutely right. This is the bargain of bargains. This trip took « lot of planning and a lot of ground work, but our promotion man- ager, Johnny Riley, has worked out all the details. After reading a recent editorial in this | paper on fire prevention, Holloway Foerester of Birmingham calls my attention to the fact that it was 40 years ago that a Michigan law went into effect that pro- hibits smoking or any use of matches in a public garage. boos Eight years ago a dollar watch was lost by Randall Potter when spading up his garden in Keego Harbor. The other day he hoed it up, still in good conditoin, except that it won't run. President of the Michigan Heart Aas- sociation, Dr. E. A. Ervin, sounds @ warning: “Unaccustomed ath- letes must be careful. Too many embark on a rip-roaring vacation after sitting at a desk or work bench all the year. They tax a good heart by overexertion, often of the show-off type.” Former Pontiac resident, Henry Richardson, now living in Cincinnati, sends me word that if has adopted the slogan, “The City Closest te America” and a study of my map brings proof of it. eine ee The MAT tall corn contest zooms on. Now tops is Henry Korth of Walled Lake, with stalks above six ~ Verbal Orchids to— . Leonard D. Spicer of Birmingham; -Binety-second birthday. eTiEy Shy B ¥ Reds Won't Influence ’56 Election ji Hf E i Ge | & ; i ‘ si | if + I . : : go8 He bi 4 AL its Fe support the 1956 election. “NOTHING NEW TO U.S. The theory that the American people will be persuaded to believe that the Communists can influence the outcome of an American elec- “The Communists want a Re- publican administration because they think that its reactionary policies will lead to the confusion and strife on which Communism thrives... . SOMETHING TO PONDER “Here is something for every American to think about. Why have the Communists lined up solidly to help put a blican president in the White House? Why do they want a Republican victory? Could it be that their position is now so weak, under a Democratic admin- istration, that their only hope is in a change? Could it be that they are counting on a Regublican ad- ministration to produce--.another economic crash which would play into the hands of Communism? Think that one over.’ Nearly a month later at Boston, on Oct. 27, Truman in a cam- paign speech said: “Now my friends, the truth of the matter is the Communists are doing all they can to defeat me and help my Republican — opponents.” Truman in the 1952 campaign went a step further and virtually accused Gen. Eisenhower of ac- cepting Nazism. Truman said in a speech in New York in October 1952: - “He (Gen, Eisenhower) has had an attack of moral blind- 1952, indicted a group of Republicans in this man- ner: . ATTACKS REPUBLICANS “They (the Republicans) have voted Yor policies which -would en- ' courage Soviet aggression and against policies which would check it. On these crucial issues of foreign policy, in short, the old guard has voted the straight party line—and I don't mean the Repub- lican party.” a Stevenson's reference line” was colating down to party members for some days.”" . ; “The American people, however, will make up their own minds as to which party is doing better service for the Communist cause. (Copyright 1954, New York Herald Tribune Inc.) en _ Dr. William Brady Says: Be Positive of Medicines You Take ‘to Remember the four or five weeks siege of peripatetic bellyache I de- scribed here recently? From day to day I- thought. I had di- verticulitis, duodenal ulcer, car- cinoma -of the head of the pan- creas, hydro-nephrosis, and toward the end angina pectoris. Really, I didn’t take the angina suggestion seriously—it was just an explana- tion' conceived by an obstetrician. who attended me on the bowling some Trace discs—ddelicately flavored combination of-caleclum . carbonate (prepared chalk) and trisilicate, which in my judgment is the best antiacid one can take te relieve hyper- acidity of stomach; and toward ‘the end, I took one nitroglycerin tablet, not because I wag in any particular distress at the moment but just to determine whether the ebstetrician’s supply was what it purported to be. It was! Within a minute from the second I put Certainly I'm not insensitive to discomfort, nor am I stoical; but I can’t understand the unconcern — with which many persons who should know better indulge in dan- gerous analgesics (pain-killers) for every ache, pain, anxiety, discom- fort as though aspirin, acetanilid (monoacetylaniline, phenylaceta- mide), acetophenetidin (phenace- tin), antfpyrine, pyramidon or one of the numerous mixtures of these, without a dash of caffeine, sold under fancy trade names as rem- edies for whatever ails you. In Volumette 2 (Heart and Ar- teries) and. Volumette 15 (Nerves and Nutrition), of the Pocket Cy- clopedia of Health I describe in some detail] the dangers involved in the use of aspirin, acetanilid, the barbiturates and other nerve sedatives. It any kind of pain-killer must be taken the least dangerous (I do not say safest) in my judg- ment, is aspirin, and I mean the cheapest brand of aspirin you can buy. _ As already intimated, I'm not fond of ache or pain. In fact I usually holler before I'm hurt. But I wouldn't take a dose of aspirin in any circumstance unless I could Relieve Pain sit or lie at rest for at least an hour afterward, If such. precaution were out of the question I'd worry along without the aspirin. But, then, my health is probably more precious than yours. One of my no- tions is that you should “Care for your health while you have it... for when it is gone- the chances are you can't buy any more. An Indiana thief broke a store's plate-glass window to get at some jewelry and a judge gave him seven years of bad luck. 3 3 = : | dell iyi , + _He wanted to be a flying mis- cious fabrications ss Their conversations weave . . . So much, ATTACK ON Stalin line revealed by Nazis. \ , ARMISTICE ENDS Anglo-French — war in Syria. \ 20 Years Ago\ | HITLER'S AGREEMENT keep out of Austria called peace MARLETTE HIT by cyclone. Case Records of a Psychologist: Try to See Yourself as Others Do Dr. Milo is an acquaintance of mine. Yet-he.is fettered by childhood emotional attitudes, so he acts like a fool in a cer- tain realm. Otherwise, he is a brilliant doctor and popular man, But other people are often just juventie in their re- ligious zeal, being dominated by outmoded childish views. By DR. GEORGE W, CRANE Case $-310: Dr, Milo, aged 43, is a very successful Chicago physi- clan “But he has never matured emo- tionally,” a mutual friend informed me. e ¢ @ “Dr. Milo grew up on the other side of the tracks. His family was very poor, ~ “He struggled and skimped and worked his way through school. But now that he is successful, he still shows juvenile traits that re flect his boyhood. - “A couple of months ago, for ex- amplé, he walked into a Chicago bar and ordered drinks for every- body, \ “Then he flashed a roll of bills that amounted to over $16,000, and had the $1,000 bills on the outside. “His ego hunger for acclaim as a rich man simply beclouded his sense. For when he headed out to Oak Park in his car, a cou- ple of thugs trailed him. “They curbed his ¢ar. He saw what was coming so he pulled the roll of bills from his pocket, he the floor, and thereby self about $9,000, for / “But, Dr. Crane, he didn’t even profit from that experience! Just NO “HORSE SENSE” Dr. Milo’s case shows that you can have a high I. Q. and even a college degree, yet lack “horse ° Z, “YA wag THE his $1,000 bille before saloon — crowds, Despite a high I. Q. and even ad-— vanced college degrees, therefore, these religious zealots will claim > that everybody is going to Hades who doesn't belong to their denom- ination, | Or they will consign to eternal flames the people who aren't bap-— tized in a definite manner or who | eat or don’t eat certain foods, | MENTAL CALISTHENICS. «, AS a rule, most of us grow gome-_ what philosophical as we advance in years and thus obtain a broad perspective, St. Paul says, “When I was a child I thought as a child, but_ when I became an adult, I put— away childish things.’” | ‘That expresses what should hap- pen. Alas, some people retain their childistiness all their lives. | _ They have a congealed imagina- tion. Truly mature adults have an— elastic imagination. They can look at themselves somewhat as others view them. “Suppose | might be wrong?” any can at least think occasion. | ‘ally. “Maybe God really does tet — people into Heaven of q different | chareh.” . see you,” is excellent calisthenics for a mature, elastic imagination. Don't be fettered by childhood’s fears or biased outlooks. God wants grow up. | i a ? z § i Z rE s 3 badee > E ri a ie Gcccear ge: es, Bes | i i Ze Ee | PRESS, THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1956 <( @ ESF gay rH pT ae / np Dy iy Electric Rang REDUCED 61.95 *List price 209.95! 36” wide *24-ingh wide True-Temp Oven °4 fast Corox surface units *Fast, Infra-Red broiler *Full-width storage drawer *Easy-to-reach cooking controls cf FEDERAL DEPT. STORES - SAGINAW WARREN, PONTIAC voice * , i 5 ' . % it 4 : : y } ‘ s / : eee F i i. \ 5 ‘ i i A . ae ¥ at } f scene : t Ne 5 2e2 Pay. y : i 3 7 4 4 wii ‘ P ‘ j s i 4 P Z i 5 f f / @ | 4 $ : Z 4 ‘ : jth : E a: / Pas ea ‘ PRONE BP her ae, - y ’ t A ee ey " ie ae Saha Sea my oe sur GIANT Il cu. it. DELUXE Refrigerator! : REGULAR PRICE $2799°5 SAVE at | ype CHECK THESE FEATURES! | | df Full-Width Freezer . . . Freexes and Stores Up to 49 Pounds of Food df Full-Width Chiller Tray . . . Ideal for Chilling Bever- ages, Saleds and Storing Fresh Meats df Four Deep Door Shelves . . . So Deep Thet Toll Ginger ‘Ale Botties Con Be Stored in Lower Shelf — of Strong Steel Shelves . . . Bright Durable Finish Is Highly Resistant to Rust, Corrosion and Weer d Tall-Bottle Zone . . . Large Space Above Top Shelf Per- mits Convenient Storage of Tall Bottles, Pitchers, Cons BB ; ¢€ As o-_ 25 e Day On Our Meter Plan! NO DOWN PAYMENT- “SAVE SYD D0 Only 25c a Day on Our Meter Plan! Phone FEderal 3.7114 108 NORTH SAGINAW on this new 1956 Py AUTOMATIC — HOME LAUNDRY AUTOMATIC WASHER Futly automatic latest mode! Hotpoint Washer has convenient top loading, spin tub that spins clothes damp dry. Glass smooth porcelain finish, Was $249.95 4163 irae AUTOMATIC DRYER Special air-blower automatic electric dryer with extra thick blanket of glass fiber keeps heat in dryer and out of laundry oreo $159.95 su19 ate PAY *2° WEEKLY OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT Until 9 ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1956 THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1956 » eames Pa f TELEVISION Olympic TV, Radie- g phere aye changer. 1772 matic Deluxe froner, Beg. $08.88 — Kew ... Was $129.95, Now. RADIOS and PHONOS Gas Range, brand new, [| RCA Victor Radio and Phonograph s=Q .50, : Combination. Fully Automatic. Now Wes Son 1956 model. Was $99.95, New. ... ‘BR Krattone Automatic 3-Speed Phono- 829 Bendix 21" Table et | : Model TV sqx19 graph. Wes $49.95, New........ rong ey A ocmeneemente Autocrat 30° Oven . es 79. ~ 3 : Whirlpool Full Size Gas R . Sit in Speed Blectric | Bendix 21°' Console Tv $s Automatic Cabinet Gempecy oreo. Was eee wes $19.95, New. . $42" Ry gem om goem Sacamese perme Was $239.95. $179.95, Now .... henic 4-Speed Hi-Fi 2- Admiral 21" TV with @ 3189 $4123 pny Automatic Phonograph. s69 matching base. Regular 128 “BE Was $89.95, Now, with Trade. . $179.95. New Phileo 30” Electric , i Beautifully Finished in Maple, Walnut or Mahogany Ropier 2095 ew SGD ‘49 | 148 | Sivosse 8q9 Phileo Giant Chest Speed Queen Wringer Freezer. Was $429.95 Washer. Brand New. WROUGHT IRON RECORD $ q95 “ Speed P Philee 3-Way Portable Radic - tne 20 coe VRS OD gy fice fev a} a en Pa $95 Regular $329.95. Now. . Was $89.95. Now. . : id : Was $39.95. Now... see Wrought tron g Was $99.50, Now. . RACK and STAND, mateo’ *4°511 8299 $68 No, you're not dreaming! You octually & get 3 pieces including panel bed, chest and single dresser. Also we have sixteen other styles and quality pieces at pro- portionate savings! . e@ 1” Weekly| NO DOWN PAY MENT- rs i Seth Thomas i Broil Quik Automac® ic Clock Imported ott ewe Intra Red Rotisserie ect ons China Cups Regular 319” Colers . 4 w= 4 9k: $64.95 Reg. $8.95 ~ ” a Pe: | Cypress Outdoor Set Leather Brief Case 3 NG ht h, Air SEWI 69.95 All puree. or eddie bag soe MACHINE usinessman’t Net rat aay Colorful oy , Round Bobbin Portable ct ae Pictured $@9 5 - LINO RU an maT Away BED and soE 10 a $495 mernnESS for the Cottage $34.95 $y Qs YOU SAVE »» = 60% Bete | 0 OFF 7 i ——, ® REGULAR STOCKS © ONE-OF-A-KIND ITEMS © DISCONTINUED DESIGNS | © WINDOW DISPLAY MODELS © FLOOR SAMPLES © CLOSE-OUTS YOU GET ALL THESE PIECES! © Double-Duty Sofa Bed @ Occasional Chair FREE All - Metal Typewriter Stand Everything for the camera WKC bought entire stock Eskimo Westinghouse Dormeyer Mixer complete stock ef comers tue ee © TWO End Tables and Matching Cocktail Table Electric Fan Electric Toaster Regular $29.95 Temes evtcast always at the Sekonic Photeelectric Light ® Two Table Lamps Ld Framed Picture Meters with Cases, 4 only. Regular 9.50 5” Now omly......s..0- General Electric Photoelec. trie Light Meter DW68. 1 oo ae 16" >. uo Phone Brownie Holliday Camera Was 9.95 88 Now only. PrTITiT Tee Ansco Camera Kits.. In- cludes: Gamera, Flash, Bulbs and Film. 6” sos hs SDI SEBS Was 16.95. Now..... Argus C4 Flash Gun. 1 only j een owe treo 3 Was $1799 FEderal ~~ amera, flash attachment, bulbs, . Reg. 2498, Now... L4™ Lens. only. Regis $8 Now 7 Sum Se ge 7 er 9 ern mal ee Schick Deluxe Shaver 3-Pc. Luggage Set Only $ I Q@ g ; mt . Ro Lens. 2 only. Reg. Regularly $96.50-New Only Sepered Airpinne Leggage my ges tos SB ES - da mine Sr 108 NORTH SAGINAW Fecusing Kodar, F8 Lens. Ppt iced Fe -od toss $9450 $qp95 $]75 WEEKLY i NO MONEY DOWN—50c WEEKLY! A IS Fe bie now... O : | ALS ’ . * 4 ae : 4 pe +f -| i ( f \ . = f THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JULY 12,-1956 : + Co ‘ 2 ng to See ‘Real America’ - - - West Finds Key to Mysterious |, Problem | From Europe Welcome roe and. the ever-popular Mae TAUGHT BY MOVIES Europeans know well how to hail taxicabs and drink martinis and ride the range at sunset, be cause the movies have instructed offices with the men in Slouch hats| them. ao reforming the underworld? And, on 2°, 3 = that subject, where are the ‘But from the looks Be/ a) LY f K ANT O ret oul tftiy on their A : been ~~ the National Commerce. JayCee’s recent Kansas City, Mo. Don’t Understand -—Just Live With Her president Chamber was - gAYOEER’S Ford, 31, above; ~of Ky., has named Junior ‘He s PRARS SS ae ROFBUC > NEEDED ADJUSTMENT OF A ‘ * 7 . = 4 -~ ry *e. Roads Lead to SEARS and SAVINGS in... Buy 2 Pair at Reg. Price—Get 3rd Pair for 1¢ nylon tricot briefs You Save 58’ — Reg. 59* Pr. Tailored in 40 denier nylon tricot in a@ bouquet of colors. Double fabric crotch in sizes of small, medium and large. . Buy two pair at regular price-—3rd for Icl Lingerie Dept-—Main Floor wa i All <4 eal \\ B: ey ~* > =) LE Hing 4 it gE g 8 E z 3 Fs if 3 & Just Say, “Charge tt” on 6 Months te Pay... i Ailibin SAVE 78 ON PURE SILK ‘sheer squares 1 Reg. wt. 2" 80° Brilliantly colored .. . japamese . . pure silk squares add beauty and - golor to your costumes! Hand-rolled squares — %-inuh size in bright prints and glorious solid colors part a SPECIAL PURCHAS Tis 1° Sale-Taffeta SAVE 74¢ ? Yds. 16° F . for ete | Buy Ist at 75¢ — Get 2nd for le agant’s ‘Wisewiar BLENDED TO LOOK BETTER! Luxurious solution-dyed taffeta . .. the "beauty Knit of Soft Combed Cotton $695 cote ee en blouses. 44 inches wide. Cuddly soft ond easy te stip on. Easy-care cotton © knit White, pink, blue, maize and light green Trust your painter to know good paint! Trust him to know DUTCH BoY, famous the country over! In famous white, it’s the self-cleatiing paint. In bright and beautiful colors it’s blended to do a 89+ Dark Tone Pongee lasting job! Covers 600 sq. ft. per gal- Quick-drying rayon and cotton lon. Ask your painter about weather- pongee in colorful oriental 66‘ tested DUTCH BOY now! prints . . . dark tones. 44-in. va wide. SE ee se Honeysuckle SAVE 1 43 on SCISSORS Pull-On Pants Reg. 49 pr. 3 for 9O¢ Buy 2 at regular price, get 3rd pair for le extra. Waterproof, nylon tricot. Plastic lined. In pastel colors, 3 to 18 mos Lady Dunlap .. « buy first pair in 7 or 8-in. size for reqular price, get $1.49 em- broidery pair tor lc extra Exceptional value y iw hee SPECIALLY PURCHASED FOR THE REQUIREMENTS OF... Sears Small Service MERCHANDISE bac a ld a : ‘ani Buy the Girdle at Regular Price Get the 1.65 Bra for only Ic! Cool white absorbent cotton mesh with BOTH FOR sliding Nu-back, Knitted elastic. side panels and side hooks. White cotton 499 \ SAVE Up to 41° ‘“ \ bra. All women's sizes. way Corsets—Second Floor i sport shirts 88° Vv Sanforized* Cotton Sanforized* cotton sport shirts te keep little boys cool and comfortable during these hot, summer days. several during this sale. There are assorted colors in sizes 4-16. “max. shrinkage ™% Reg. 1.19 end 1.29 Stay-Dry Plastic Backs ™ 99° Regularly 49c each! Buy 2 and get the 3rd pad for only Ic extra. Bleached cotton filler stays absorbent and soft! Top covered in durable, sparkling white sheeting . . . bottom in pastel plastic. 3-Pc. Plastic Playya Low Special Purchase Price New, fivecolor Ducky print plastic cover and soft Tuflex filled.. Large 40x40-inch size that wears and wears! In- cludes Playyard Pad and matching crib bumper and hi- St. Phone FE 5-4171 Caliifaciion guaranibed vr your monty back SEARS 1%4N. Saginaw een eT Le oe ; a ‘ epee OR ae! OF oe ee 7 Pe re ee Ps a a Peng ee co Pee See ae pee pg ee eS one 3 ; gee hee | , ee Oe a eal fa ee Poe . ed HE PE ee A sf ee ; ‘ : Jee = & d 1 “ 5 vg : : £1) ‘ i sa : } ‘4 t : re) i es d r ‘ é ‘ “af eee ape ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JULY 1 12, 1956 2 Grand Illusion Fades Away for Class- C onscious Britons : LONDON CINE—The' grand. Ste tom ot the list under X and dancers, snake charmers and (ep formers and proprietors of retal They are stil on a higher social : Sietsees ieee theupht. eelr ooottions gainful occupation stated).” ‘BOYS LORD OVER lenders, mid-| Waiting and equerries of the royal en ety cee Thott aenine ceian | Peers, koiights, Veronets, to Londing it over their “tnteriors"|wives snd police ‘chiels. "| Bousehold who also come under the | som humbler neigh 'sether with capitalists and today as class I are company 4+} cy pesides actors und |” boss WF te oe of philosophy.come under the same) rectors, bank managers, ship own-| \. ity artists, embraces walt: ; ay Fs a te cloacal he SAGA Eroelis ees, Caapeiers, Saat, pcb ors, stable lads, chimney sweeps, | ¥O9@ Increase OK'd now in an official document issued) mae ee - ‘officers, ~ and, “ailied and corset mak- | DETROIT — The Wayne County by the weneral register otfice and) And they will stay there until journalists, not to mention “civil Board of Supervisors has approved until ql bene a = ue provide of “gain- service administrative and higher} But quch people as longshore- raise of 3.5 cents an hour to y ers and superintend-| unskilled workers, rag. bone and up to the level of Det it workers The increase affects 5,000 county Hi | i is SUMMER CUTS — Models show summer coiffures of Paris bair stylists. Variations include formal cut, top left; softer effects top center and right; pes nee me Pe A. NEEDED INVENTORY ADJUSTMENT OF MERCHANDISE ESPECIALLY PURCHASED FOR THE REQUIREMENTS OF ... mats at page Tete 2 =e e 3 AU Reads lead 4 SEARS and SAVINGS in. . OAKLAND COUNTY 7 in Australia TALLAHASSEE, Fila. w—Talia-'| igtited an waceuacement thet bes : cervicn Wil be inletmeed here and eee et Oe nerternet ct a Reate reaffirmed their determination t© tor erection of an Sl-ft. tower, to. hold out for fully integrated seat- i on weight 35 tons, from which space- | No mention was made at a mass |— meeting of the Negro Inter Civic ae eee ©. ee ee Gti phadlary! ln ol +.» 2 ee ASN a apd athe rockets, each of 12inch di- service suspended July 1. The |. meter and weighing 2,500 { company halted operations in the | are expected to reach altitudes of wake of financial losses y e| ee than 120 miles. ol g ronan The of each rocket will entt is a against segregat- mney by 2 = ed sea pounds automa Instead, - council members said| T° oe equipment to radio in- they would keep on providing) } their own transportation by means | back ) of carpools. ‘They took up a col-| fim. Design and firing of the | lection toward purchase of sta-| Tockels has been undertak en by | i ! tion wagons to serve the negro’ ‘community. Buy 3 Tires GET #11 Siig. “Trade-in Allowance. _—‘ Trade-in Allowance — Bor ¢ Tes ET “4 Dey | Tie GET 4. ait Average a one = has 10 H. &. pounds of pork chops ' Society, Pontiac’s Gypsum Headquarters PLASTERBOARD | ONE WEEK ONLY | 4x? | Gold Bond Plasterboard *1.35 Also 10-12-14 Ft. in Stock ~gg-“ss = tests proving up to 20% more skid — tance. Heat resistant bonded reyon cord . . » Xai" Cold Rubber construction. . TIRE LI — aati GREATER | Ho 7.60x15/ 27.75 | 22:75{°44.50.| 66.25 | MILEAGE! ant 8.00x15| 36.45 | 25.25 | 49.90 | 74.35 | 97.80 ' — , eS a ee : 3 Reg. 2.49 Antenna for 1 With Radio 1.59. Cushion for , With int Covers Yo Save 2.48 You Save 1.58 OR 36 tg 1§%6 16x48 Gold Bond | GYPSUM 98: LATH 0a ee. Ge bat ee | posh oa Meming vo @ Saran Plastic Seats Se 60‘ dd ‘pleasure to your trips, | . 7 PERFA-TAPE . . ....-- ig Wa A ne ACTER. $1 Be a tenet wo | | Sen tar wen PLASTER ..........-- San . . : Gold Bond 69* LIME . ee @©# eee ee eevee e ese rape God ot De | 69 Cleaner and Glaze | 6.69 Canvas Cover 1-Ot. Oil Bottle | for 1¢ With Car Rugs! | for 1* With Basket ‘with Spout for hu durin eld ter y. | SAVE 68 . . . Both for | Carri le with ALLSTATE | ORTHER | ae : HEAVY DUTY OIL LUMBER CO. i0-0T. CAN WITH 10 BOTTLE FOR ONLY Unexcelled in quality by any other car oil. Cleans, protects, lubricates in one operation. Wholesale or Retail YARD NO. 1—8197 Cooley Lake Rd. Phone EM 3-4171, Pontiac es FAR NO. cL estes, Southfield ee sO Pc Mate range Mario ge Pong Bm oF : | — fy MEN! Try the razor designed to = nicks and burn and sandpaper scrape! GET THE NEW m™ZCHICK "SS INJECTOR KIT ne DOWNTOWN STORE ONLY: / > Le to & aun? : : sa. aoc SAVE'30! (a= Automatic Defrost | | COLDSPOT - Regularly 279.95 249" PAY ONLY $10 DOWN Convenient freezer bin holds 49 lbs. of frozen foods! Handy Chiller Tray for meats and beverages, Servi-Shelf door storage. Color tone Beige in- terior. Defrosts Automatically ... (aRRRI | Rupee ete Sacee olla never any muss or fuss, An | ' - ett) F Ti i ®emiseeveres * aeee HTP oOPETTErTTETTiTT Te priced lower than ever! Be cool and comfortable during those blistering days! Cools . . . citculates, dehumidifies, and filters air tool Install it yourself easily and save. Sealed cooling unit never needs lubrication; is fully quaranteed for 5 years. Smart neutral color compliments any room's decor. ‘Appliance Dept—Main Floor Mounts flush. bic pied $200 “Full Width 40-Lb. Freezer ‘Many Deluxe Featares COLDSPOT one 4 Beige interior. ae : .. 4 >. @ Front control panel; easy to see, easy fo set @ Freezes ond stores up to 525 pounds of food There are more Coldspot freezers in American homes than any | other brand. Now you ean have yours at this low price. Come j AT YOUR NEARBY KRESGE’S f} a Saliofaclion guducanlted of foun money bach” SEARS 154.NN. Saginaw St. Phone FE 5-4171 ph el oe ON ' 4 : f ~ JULY 12, 1956" \ _ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. bogus - “You've lost faith in E Hit bal YOU SAVE 30” = Goes Off as Bystander, ny eb F i : Py F & chai uw rill E d g z i i + ef Sipe melt tte ee opdep en pe eo z f . j ! rl TH | F We Service What We Sell! Expert Servicemen to service your appliances. Call FE 5-4171. A: NEEDED INVENTORY ADJUSTMENT OF MERCHANDISE ESPECIALLY PURCHASED FOR T sd faa to SEARS and SAVINGS WD seve HE REQUIREMENTS OF... DOWN On Major Appliances Priced Up to $200! Only $10 Down On Major Appliances 148 v3 Heat Settings Dries 9-lb. load. Just set the dial 3 and forget fabric fuss. Visi-Dial dries them perfectly; Sun-Fresh lamp gives them a Spring scent. Has Load-a-Door built-in lint-trap. dv Chrome Plated-Wringer Have @ sparkling clean wash with this deluxe washer. Double-walled tub; timer, pump, plus wringer with aclety release, 24-inch rollers and 28 full-stop positions. 9-Ib. capacity. Automatic Dryer Matches sores, 1 3Q88 Washer ) $5 Down © Family-Size Drying Capacity Dries all fabrics safely, automatically to your. satisfao- tion! Modern Load-a-Door enables you to unload or sort clothes with convenience, saves you time and work. Family-size drying capacity and flexible time settings are just a few of the features that make this the timely buy for you. Gas Dryer. Electric Ignition eee ee ee ee << Deluxe Kenmore 30-inch Electric moisture escape ine pel Save °50!Gas Range eS me j= — owing Reg. 179.95 88 | —— 6-Inch | kh covers marks... $5 Down coat job. ata Beautifully timmed in modern copper- \ hides tone. Giant griddle has flush-fitting cover; brick, Visi-bake oven, smokeless broiler, lamp, shingles. Ken-timer, drawer. ' D, (CCS), Save *30! Elec. Range 199% $5 Down Se ane | | | Pontiac Varnish 1 Reg. 229.95 Inch Retail Store 25, Cass, Cor. W. Huron It's modern and feature-filled for easier | cooking and baking. Porcelain enameled, WT eae Phone FE 3-7129 20-in. oven preheats, bakes, shuts-off ONY ag ee om eee 3 eas " : automatically. » OPEN DAILY 8 to 5:30 | ow SATURDAY 8 t0 5 Saliiyuction a= | AUTOMATIC RANGE T gs PAY ONLY $5 DOWN ' and old electric range CCD ))) ee "memes Slt Pico _ Giant 24tnch oven is completely automatic . . . Just set the Robotimer, and relax! Oven turns on and off at the time and temperature you select. Fully insulated for better baking; porcelain enameled for easier clean- ing. See a demonstration today ... at Sears. SEARS 154 N. Saginaw St Phone FE 5-4171 oe your monty back > ‘ . ; ‘Homemakers [yt Gunton acu Parley Lures 15 . County Home De From County . Mary ‘Han ,# ms & LO Om fm Fy Yi aemeeel | 19% NYLON Novelty Blankets Regularly 4.98 Reg. 2.59 1. 99 Hudson Bay type: 99 esate 90% Rayon. Choice of multi Pigids, Western ot geometric color stripes. designs. Reversible for extra Whip - stitched wear. Solt and cotton . ends. 72 = 84 blend. Neatly med. PSI peices: mb aitin eae bpe acee nee. Se _ Washable Orlon © es ths 1199 50c Holds it 6.98 | Plaid Blanket Lovely colors blended into nap for warmth. 99 into eye-pleas- ing plaids. 10% nylon; 90% rayon : ) Fine Blended Wool er Nop .. . Extra Soft & Fluffy 72x90 FLASHLIGHT & 2 Batteries ALL c FOR 99 _ plus twe 30c Batteries for just le extra but se ni Ag Bw «2 ee es compart- te Reg. 45¢ Tester and 29c Wiring Book for Ic with 100-ft. Sheathed Cable YOU SAVE 73¢ 499 ALL 3 FOR Tough, heavy, made to resist moisture, fire and acid vapors. Non-metallic, 100-ft. coils only. Purchase cable and get tester and book for lc extra. Save 73c. Electrical Dept-—Basement YOU SAVE 29° Reg. 98c Flashlight ’ | Mercury Switch At 88+ SAVINGS Automatic Blanket Reg. 89¢ Mercury Light Switch for Double Bed Size, 72x84-In. Only 1c With Regularly 18.95. Choice of 11 warmths. Twe year — trol. Choice Fixture 3298 Deel Control tomy aga OAKLAND COUNTY ~ Lumary at a price that you Gan alford! Sof, ONLY. fluffy orlon that stays that way afjer many Sess see2 ON LAVARAY UNTIL OCTOBER ist. fully bound in luxurious nylon binding of ene matching pastel colors. 12” quar- Purchase of antee against defects. 10 cnlea G25 soyen- 8% oak back yokes oe sale! A NEEDED INVENTORY ADJUSTMENT OF MERCHANDISE ESPECIALLY PURCHASED gg THE REQUIREMENTS OF . =a 5 A Roads lead to Zi EARS and SAVINGS /; eves od * vorresrsteeree Automatic Fan Big 20-inch Portable Type ness 44,88 Cools room—thermostat auto- matically keeps it at desired temperature. Two speed re- versible motor. Save! 450 down. Shakers regu- = sell for Outdoor Dryer & 1.98 Basket YOU SAVE Sie You SAVE 7 tom » 9 Clothespost With Grill With 98¢ Bag Charcoal 100-ft. Plastic Line Purchase all steel grill at regular price and get 10 lb. Line Reg. 9c Both Post Reg. 6.98 tee 6.99 bag of charcoal for Ic extra sic sale. ss ea = On veneer: Bera SEARS 154 North Saginaw $ a YOU SAVE 1.97! 17 24-Line Outdoor dryer with 162-ft. of plastic line is con structed of steel. Purchase 1.98 basket for le extra. ali! : Decree See es - » x Pt Pa mt. as * om < | on ee ee ED =" | (iG SALE TODAY, TOMORROW and SATURDAY | 99 YOU SAVE 1.97! go Table With 1.98 Pad & Cover Set Adjustable, ventilated all-steel ironing table complete ' with pad and cover set only 9.96 during this sale. 1 YOU SAVE 68 Garbage Can with 69¢ Pail ate ss IXTE : THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1956 see - } Boston, Halsey, Stuart (\?- and Halsey, Stuart & Co. on tures at 102.7% to yield 3.73 per Lightning KOs Gellin They were Mrs. Vicky “ru nay cet : Garner AT-T Award : Meee ea ae oer se mammoth lends wit providelOn South Africa Green Beer and Karel Wertheimer. NEW YORK @ — Ane An opposing bid by a ipanbic tet of thy new. Seemann ee CAPETOWN — Four prominent) jj were knocked down and were elaihiek: & Pritneneehs Gh. -panlenanaded hy Morgan Stasdey & Oo a people were “knocked, cold” - byto9 dazed to pick themselves up. mwarded its 250 million dollary of was 101.439, also for a 3% coupon. : Sig ron ant sv pone carole @ebentures to a nationwide group! First Boson and Halsey, Stuart] Most northerly point in the Unit-;violent “storm at. Vereeniging, /saw prostrate golfers on her. of underwriters led by First Boston'are expected to reotfer the deben-'ed States is the Minnesota Angle South - Africa, but eae er Se elec ene eee ROEBUCK AND CO. A NEEDED INVENTORY ADJUSTMENT OF MERCHANDISE ESPECIALLY PURCHASED FOR THE REQUIREMENTS OF a 9x12 FOOT RUG SALE! 5 __| SAVE ‘507! PATTERN RUGS | [ff re 88 fy 6.00 Down d Leaf, Floral or Texture Good wear, resiliency and soil resis- tance are all yours when you purchase rayon and nylon pile carpeting. Cheose gray, red or beige colors to match your color scheme. All this can be at a savings of 5.07 to you if you buy at Sears,jodayl * SLIPCOVER FABRIC ee - SAVE $507! TWEED RUGS li Reg. 54.95 4. 88 $5 Down The+ kind of texture that looks good in any room. Good wearing wool and carpet rayon pile in choice of beige, gray or green colors. See it todery. SAVE %2.07! TUFTED RUGS Reg. 29.95 2 88 . 2.50 Down Decorator rugs you won't want to miss. Low loop cotton sutface pile, smart fringed ends, and skid resistant plasticized latex back in lovely.decorator colors of red or green. Floercovering Dept—Second Floor i: DARE YOU TO COMPARE THIS BUY ASW ay a 9 . @ Full Rotary Action @ Hinged Pressure Foot @ Automatic Darning @ Forward and Reverse 7 It's Regularly 1.39 - You'll find a terrific savings as well as a selection of floral and modern prints. Add new life and color to your home by sewing yourself and making matching or contrasting slipcovers and draperies ... take advantage of these terrific values. 45" wide. * Pins and Pleater Tape Tape...25¢yd. Hooks, . .59¢ pkg. 9x12-ft. rug cushion Only | 5 88 Make the rug you select last long- er, fee! better underfoot. Get a ‘budget priced watile rug eushion to hold it in place. SHADES At 42c Savings! Regular 9.95 Button Holer ONLY Ic with Purchase of Sewing Machine Reg. 37%- 1.39 x 6 _ fe t 3 Pe ¢ Wipe clean with damp cloth Better quality shades hang straighter, more gracefully . « » they're heavy gauge | plastic. Resist fade, flame and stain. Won't mildew, crack or pinhole. In 4 colors. Window Shades—Main Floor Sewing Machine Dept.—Main Floor | street ly SEARS 154 North Saginaw St. Phone FE 54171 32 ga ety i : : \ . and ft. dict TIC DRYER pa E in z af a FF ey g = zz i j 1 iat hy if ip : B f5 , They oven have 0. portable re-| leeping bags, groceries, various!dio for entertainment. WASHER! On Sole 2022 1409 A AR DRYER! Regularly ....... 199.99 On Sale ot. ...': 1. TOROS A Buy ‘the Combination—Save 163.99! repeat of a sell-out! save 3. 00 on ESS Giant “Rest-on- Air” Only 2.00 Per Week! g 3 Only 1.75 Per Week! No Money Down! 14 ‘No Money Down! | | @ Only 27 Inches Wide with Lads of bullhts Easy Fectures! «fet png non 18 98 ple ie, eit sll the Easy gets your clothes sparkling white with agitator action and special ~ —. You set the drying time thot suits Seok ~.vsteh 6 en ead 0s aaa suds-removing spray and deep overflow rinse to joosen and flush soil . hie up ond ear ak. ame fWoligh this clothes. Quollty speek conetraction ; load comoletane Ses eee et a te to hold a full 8 Ib. capacity load with the one-piece, wrap-around cabinet ’ construction for flush-to-wall installation — thus giving you more work area, Save today. SAVE 1, 991. EASY WRINGER —6 888 e larly 119.95! Worth Much: Morel @ NOT ONE PENNY DOWN Plastic Air Mattress New leer Special Manstvetic Walker with alncw Nev Cali ia aaa Drie wek linew ALLFABRIC yo : TWIN-TEMP. DIAL ‘Costrel: for Autsmetic: * GN emer ean oer roe Ye 99 larly 5.99 (eR Washing C te and Water ‘emp Control washable super | fw paheroieghtys | @ Extra heavy 12-gauge plastic! @ Use for ‘sieaplon, - gwimming, auto bed, or sleeping beg! Laminated embossed vinyl with electonically heated- and-sealed seams. Five buoyant panels plus large com- fortable pillow. Easy to inflate with new push-pull valves. Complete with a repair kit. Choose either red or green with chartreuse. : | Waite's Notions—Street Floor ~ ae 10.3 cubic foot os nshad tear ile Men ie » NOT one ry rw _ TERMS AIL C O -Feather-touch Relecee! : Bie 18 Lb. T t P ‘ Enjoy brighter and whiter washes a ig ’ ~ - Co A once-in-a-lifetime chance to @ new with less effort and time! Big. 1?- Ebi porcelain tub with efficient bladed agitator and modern safe- wringer. Baked-on gleaming via inish for chip-proof wear. Efficient aluminum agitator with wobble-free performance! Come in and ‘save! Easy Spindrier at super savings Eon Spindrie of super saving Two ig wash in less than an hour! One tub washes — cleaner while the other rinses, then spins another lood 25% drier than a wringer. Don’t miss out, come in today and save! oon be 1d 1 Weite's Easy Appliance Center—Downsteirs Store save 33.95 on a regularly 99.95 solid value! 2 H.P. Gasoline Rotary Mower No Down Payment! 12 Months to Pay! ‘566 _ @ Famous Power Products 22 © Deluxe Features Found in Much H. P. Engine! Higher Priced Models! « imenediote Delivery! Coll FE 4-2511! | @ Side Chute Leaf Mulcher and Chrome Guards! 7 NO - Imagine! A power mower at this low price with — MONEY DOWN! outstanding deluxe features! A big double power — - 4 action 21/2 h. p. Power Products engine with re- Here is a real value bombshell for a limited time NY . * a coil starter. Safety engineered lifetime guoran- only . . . a huge 10.3 cubic foot world - famed : . i : , teed steel deck. Lifetime guaranteed steel ball PHILCO refrigerator at o spends —_-. . \ Pp, ad poe neha isn a Whooping big shelf areas to afford you all the RING 4Ro, ¢ storage Tate required for a big family — with . me owt W Eel S ’ | AND pH€ G hedge! Hurry in-now while they lest ot thig lane room to spare! Deluxe PHILCO features rarely price! found ot this low, low price! Weite’s Philco Appliance Conter—Dowssicirs Store Weaite's Power Mower Center—Downs Down tatrs Store i 7 4 ‘ / f ' t / ¥ 4 THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1956 _ AFORT sHoP IN AIR-CONDITIONED COMFOR Full-width New 56 ‘Carousel’ model, reduced °20 95 trade , 3) @List 69.95! Built-in cord storage | @Pistol-grip suction control . ‘ @New built-in swivel wheels @Complete with all attachments @New Floor-n-Rug tool included Westinghouse Big, compact, top value refrigerator... now just ‘199 ®List price 239.95! 9.1 cu. ft., “56 model ®*Total frozen food storage capacity, 53 Ibs. *Eyc-level freezer temperature control *Butter chest and shelves in door *Full-width vegetable Humidrawer Famous upright model . how reduced 56.95! ‘68 @List 124.95! Has drop handle @Fits under chairs and sofas @Adjustable automatic nozzle @Complete with all attachments ®Handy toss-away bags included Ixte) EXTRAS! ADVERTISED PRICE IS ALL You hii ° FEDER AL_DEPT. STORES - SAGINAW AT WARREN. PONTIAC % Shown are just a few of the hundreds of money-saving bargains you will find on famous-make appliances during this sale! We sti | house Electric clothes dryer ... now reduced 61.95 ra ®List price 179.95! Fully automat *Flexible single drying dial control *Extra large size load capacity *Fast drying direct air system ®@ Convenient felelel tate Patetsy a buy Westinghouse Laundry Twins | aay The Laundromat = Ree = Electric dryer Reduced 80.95 8 mm — Reduced 40.95 ‘999 z. ‘199 @List price 319.95! Automatic / | @List price 239.95! Automatic © Handy weigh-to-save door / @Convenient loading door @Simple single dial control @Handy 3-way dry dial @Agi-Tumble washing action @Direct air flow drying DELIVERY, SERVICE AND WARRANTY INCLUDED .. FEDERAL DEPT. STORES — NC _MONEY. DOWN | a J 7, oe ae / a : } 4 | / : ij | \ a ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1986s | “s a Ronen Judge ‘Arrested’ der committing him to prison|Judge Mallard’s name as she T-\Brezil Needs Teachers | __ sees = ‘ 4 es a 5 : ae - : : fe) ae 3 wae ; * A for Illegal Whisky See nT te iis me o. signed the order, too. But| DIO DE JANEIRO — The need) Oo : . The pounds, or pints, of water in them.iterm of court — and ran into an|court. And Mrs. Adams typed had been made. ‘ 0 MI 7 Pee well’ ea. Frig’ Set. p Sa | 7 and Monday nights Mid e fe mC” od 0 AYUer SATISFACTION GUARANTEED a OR YOUR MONEY BACK! sociaeaas , , Boys’ play and . | walking sherts i Tl aa a a a a A a PT) ee ai ee ann) mei aes! tt eee A. 4 SIZES! NO-IRON NYLON PANELS 41x54", 41x63", 41x72”, 41x81”. ie SUMMER LINGERIE SALE B, SPECIAL! 36-INCH NYLON TIERS i y] ‘3 White, yellow, pink, green; flocked ruffles. for OPAC. VALUE! 42x81” TRULON PANELS 4 Sheer white trulon panels, deep hems. Save! selection of terrific values in reg- ‘ . ular and extra sizes! All brand-new, differ- is Lee, shadeboka 3 : - SHOP ON FEDERAL’S EASY CREDIT WITH | A. 1p ANDY PURCHASE COUPONS! BUY ALL YOUR q ite r t. Sit ae S me o NEEDS NOW; PAY LATER ON EASY TERMS! Ri! | Mf THE PON WAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1956 Se Schor to ereate interest in the| work | Federal’s own 4 : Wes facial tissues Btores i Strong, soft, absorbent tissues, Slaeuee 300 to a box. Stock uf 3 during Dollar Days and save! ae oo ae Ice cube-cool style of rayon or Sanforized cotton— esicy 2 | etslee 24" aoa OTR fan with 10” sh blades, . Fits 24-34” windows. BOYS’ SHIRT SALE. ~ Enjoy these savings now! Breezy short sleeve styles with novelty, reg- ular or continental collars. Printed or woven broadcloths. Terrific assortment of checks. and plaids in sunshine colors. Sizes 6-18. srin 39" Sar, 13" Sie 6.88 y easy-fold tubular . frame with Firestone velon webbing. Terrific values! Child's Calif. sandals, 814 to . 12, 12% to 3. re dae 5. 88 nutace 9.08 tamer 11° By Arvin! Tubular aluminum’ Lightweight, weatherproof, Sturdy 1” tubular ‘aluminum frame with extra-wide Saran tion-tarnishable! Colorful frame, Saran cover. Legs lock seat and back. Buy now! Firestone velon seat, back. securely! Folds for ae Smash savings on sturdy playwear! ' Mom! Here's your chance to save on : Sensational savings now on men’s ; While faoy lot last! You have months to enjoy these cnn on a Hettrick | GIRLS’ SUN SEPARATES | TOTS’ PLAYWEAR © 6 DENIM LEISURE SLACKS | | UPHOLSTERED GLIDER 2-3 | 1.00 | 2 » This is a super-sensational buy! Famous, full-size Hettrick 8 8 | glider with sturdy baked enamel all-steel frame, inner- | : Dome apted dora ripe pg: | Nena Yetndeet ope’ so; Sse emrateote nee ng wt chon ond ore ean wil an ities” | cara et | SRS SS | CORT ea wit 1 Saar SAGINAW AT WARREN PONTIAC dept. stores Open Mon. Thurs., Fri. Sat. Nights to 9 ” . . ; vi : ; j | . Poo ; eee + \ ( ; ‘i ? aR +. . TWENTY-TWO [JUNIOR EDITORS ] eee enecnneece & a a we Test Your Sally is very strong for a girl machine at the carnival which.invites passersby to test. their strength. Tt is a one-arm test to see if they can “‘ring-the-bell.” « ~ Color this picture with your crayons, making the machine a bright blue with the figures on a white ground. Sally is wearing a red western hat which she bought at a booth in * is red, white and blue, with a bright green tip. Cut out the parts carefully. Attach Sally's arm to her shoulder as , indicated with a brass fastener or-bent pin, so she can lift the mallet _ and bring it down. Cuts slits in the dotted lines over and under the numbers. Insert © the tip of the lorig narrow piece from the back just under the figure - “20° and weave it over and under until the point comes out at the top near the bell. This is an indicator that tells péople how hard they have hit the machine. You can push 1t up coch time Sally swings the mallet. Fold the panel at the left back picture will stand. (Patrick Bussard, Baltimore, Md., - submit the idea. Send in your suggestion care of this newspaper, and. it may be worth $10 to you. Violet Moore Higgins; AP Newsfeatures.) Tomorrow; The Boxing Kangaroo Strength Accident Cars Mixed by Erroneous Story Monday's Pontiac Press carried a story which erroneously listed a Flint, as being strack from behind 42, ap ycane Plains, Saturday night. It was taken from a report by Waterford Township Police. struck from behind. when he car driven ‘by. Devil Mag 28, of|stopped to allow a flock of ducks) to cross Telegraph road, May was by one driven by Wiliam C. Merz, ‘slightly hurt i» the collision cha voted tour to to aa Merz told the Press his car was; my to investigate charges that city of p a Se es burned increased from 1 : _ WASHINGTON — en: nen ene ee lt Starts Friday Morning at 9: 30 A. M. With a Terrific Slash « on ‘Prices! Our Store Is Air-Conditioned — i in Comfort While You Save! of her age, so she is trying out a the carnival. The strip at the left and fold Sally forward. Then the} wins $19 for being the first to! A Births Listed With County Clerk its pitt he he met flighter landing —_ has devised an inflatable for the leading pre the wing. Inflated for: land- ing, the rubber rounds the wing's sharp leading edges, smooths thé air flow, and reduces landing speed rera 23 per cent, the company reports. for Summer Use in City Libraries 32 Books Added Fi ¥ aft I it ® 4 b Bookmobile—Down Singing River and Around Green Hills, by Betts; The Little Brass Band, Brown; The’ New Singing Time, Coleman; The Adventiire Book of Rocks, Evans: |Seahird, Holling; Secret of Salem Desk, Molloy; Frisky, Pe- ; Lazy Day, Schlein; and Really Spring, by Zion. The Dead Sea is 1,290 feet below sea level, Yellow pencils outsell all other the Old. $3500 Values — Now Only SDP 3B aN We never carry over any merchandise from one » season to the next! That's our policy so we've given prices a terrific wallop, big deep cuts, to move on “ , See SOME You Sae : ’ Crease Reclhtat tkeantort Weight = See Hau Y $40 & $45 Values— Now Only 399° * You Save / ’ Finer emg Resistant TROPICAL| SUMMER SUITS | SUITS them out fast! You'll agree they're the best values you! ve seen yet! Extra pants are available if you so desire! colors 3 to 1. _ RUBBER BASE PAINT ONLY 398 « Gal. Regular $5.49 Value ONE COAT COVERS! SCRUBABLE! EASY TO APPLY! EASY TO HANDLE! NO PAINTY ODORS! AG ENBERGE y PAINT ROLLER & PAN A 98° $1.98 | WALLPAPER SALE! Value Hundreds of Patterns Palat Pots dc as Low as 10c Roll! ) Jirtts'gge | ROOM 98° | Tape ....35¢ | LOTS. 55 $. SAGINAW ST. “Famous Group of Wallpaper Stores” OSENBERGER'S | See Wow You Saue / Buy Now While You Save So Much! Recks and Racks of Fine SPORT COATS coats 12" $30 Wool Sport $4 Q*7 COATS SD Baz $35 Wool Sport Save: on Year-Round Clothes Sale! COATS Save on Vacation Togs! Get In as Soon as You Can! Don’t Miss This Big Sale! FE 2-7001 | @ we CC Hou You Sane | Buy Now While You Save So Much! Shop Friday Ni Night ‘til 9 P.M. Saturday til 5:30 P.M. Monday = til 9 P.M! | nt Need [he BERMUDA SHORTS $4.95 Linen Weave Bermuda Shorts $5.95 Brentwood Bermuda Shorts $4.95 Sanforized Hobby Jeans... $5.95 Sanforized Hobby Jeans... $6 Mallory Straw Hats $1 Nylon Stretch Sox... S369 $469 3969 qi $998 e See rou You Sauc/ ft Don’t Miss These Great Savings! SAVE ON JACKETS! $7.95 and $8.95 Jackets....... le ‘7* Jackets....... 10" "Stock up now for Fall. You'll be smart! $12.95 Fine Jackets........ E M 19 _ $3.45 Famous Brand N N. See Wow You Saue / Sr 0 Hou You Saue / Hard Finish All Wool Sharkskin YEAR-ROUND WEIGHT SUITS $55 Values —Now ‘37° Come In Today! Don’t Wait! SHIRTS REDUCED! se wha Sports Shirts... 0 Gaucho Shirts... 2" Gaucho Shirts... 0" Sports Shirts.... $3.95 Famous Brand Sports Shirts... $4.95 Famous Brand 'S STORE SAGINAW marilike pattern across floor of the hall. Artists " from 34 nations have works on exhibit at the in- ternational showing. Vivien Leigh, Olivier Expecting Fall boc Southern Leaders Plan Solidarity Talks ATLANTA @ — Some Southern is E le : SHER it HE LLG Acie Fiacpcsictinttes of Enggass Diamond Leadership for 91 Years! can select a magnificent ringata low, low price that — defies comparison! These ri mode to sail for $150.00 ond up ON EASY TERMS Pay in convenient weekly / installments 4: OPEN AN ACCOUNT! Available in \ 14K White , or Yellow 1Dollar Day Buys Dollar Day Special § Dollar at) Special = 1.99 value. All colors 32 to 38 | PEDAL PUSHERS : Senin ESE ee Dollar Day Buys Dollar Day Specialf¥Dollar Day Specialf | 8.99 values. Checks and solids Many Other Diamond Values at Comparable Saviigs! THE STORE WHERE GRANDPA O GRANOMa BOUGHT Free Parking in Lot Opposite A&P Friday and Monday _ Evenings | 25 NORTH SAGINAW STREET fort e thaieie fercha While They Lost! TOPPERS and SUITS “4 NYLON TOPPERS RAYON SUITS Picked from our 16.99 to $25 stock, Be sure to see these costs snd quits you can wear them for fall, too. . Sites 10 to 18. _ ye SWIM SUITS 5 8.99 value. Lastex and cotton , GOWNS - PAJAMAS 2 = 5” 2.99 value. Cotton plisse. iif @ REG. 89¢ VALUE and denim shorts, boxer styles. Sizes 2 to 8. Sanforized, full eut twill © Men‘s Cabene Sets 5 4 9.99 value. Shirt and trunk to metch. MEN’S SUITS 2a” Values to 59.99. Save! MEN’S ROBES B00 Reg. 5.99 Strip cotton plisse. MEN'S PANTS 5” LADIES’ HATS yo 4.99 velues, white styles: Better style. Sizes 10 to 42, 3.99 Senforized. 10 te 20. | LADIES’ FORMALS 190” To 24.99 values. 10 to 16. 5.99 value. 10 te 16. . 3 19” To 21.99 values. 10 to 18. New low Price! LADIES’ SHORTS @ All Sanforized => Regular 1.99 value . Cotten ‘tulll Denis. In solids and prints. Sizes 10 to 18. Reg. 69c. Large size. - | Dollar Day Special — nara Special] TOTS’ SUN SUITS 2 = 1° Reg. 89c. Sizes } to 4, TOTS’ PANTIES > 5 Reg. 29¢. Sizes 2 to Gx. BOYS’ T-SHIRTS ob § Reg. 49. Sizes 4 to 16. ob = 5" Reg. 49 Stretch Nylon BOYS’ SOCKS @ Pr. for 00 Reg. 29c. Sizes 8 to 1014. GIRLS’ SHORTS 00 Reg. 1.49. Sizes 7 to 14. WASHABLE Men, shoose from solid and print cotton styles in short sleeves. Small, medium, large. INFANTS’ SHIRTS ob 5% Reg. 59c. Sizes 1 to 6. Save on Men’s JACKETS @ COOL SUMMER ‘LIGHTWEIGHT Buy twe for the price of one. Big selection of wash- able fabrics. & PANTS! NYLON HOSE © * 1A Summer shades. Slight ters, Dollar Day Buys | LADIES’ SLIPS. ~ Reg. 1.99. White mien, 32 to 38. @ BLOUSE, HALTER - STYLES Special group of shorts sets. in no-iron fabrics. Sizes 3 to 6x, Senforized. full cut. Fe Dollar Day Buys| Men's Swim Tranks _ yoo" 2 for , yoo 2° 5” 3.99 value. Cotton print and plisse. MEN’S SOX = yo Nylon helenca stretch. 1iDollar Day Special eb for sy Stock up linen closet with these. all you want. Heavy 17x36 hand towel included. 69¢ BATH Towels | up your Plaids in giant 22x44 szie. Red, green, blue. Buy 5 400 39¢ quality, full bolts. NYLON PANELS Dollar Day Special Dollar Day Special 1.69 value. Real bargain. LOOP RUGS — yo 1.99"lerge 24x36 size. COTTON RUGS D tor 4.90 _ $1 sine, 24x36. Seve! 1.99 value. Peleg Gener ety, | j Combed cotton. Sizes 36 to $2" my | MEN’S PAJAMAS | While they last! First quality full bed size... nO ane WON Melon am! hee eT - = Sy } a t THE PON TIAC’ PRESS. THURSDAY, JUL : Va Ss fd t i Cele 4 : j d " ; ie : ‘Ee re: : ‘i \ ‘ é e f ees eee é é : ates é pa é ! Oe Y 12, i thar » (This ta the fourth of five articies traffic on the daily james in cities — across — By JACK LOTTO. INS Staff Writer Traffic experts say it will soon the possible to drive non-stop from New York to Chicago, * * s ee eS ee we é Walking is the fastest means of transportation in many sections. The city planners whe laid out New York’s narrow streets 1784 started the trouble, but they | had no idea the city of 33,000 | would grow into the nation’s . financial, conimercial greatest | aot stipping center. *| But some of the blame must also Covered by Pensions ‘through the fringes of the city, ‘nothing has been done to move NEW YORK — The Life Insur-jtraffic expeditiously across Man- ance Institute reports that about/hattan from the East River to the a third of the nation's pny meen ‘River, or, in local par- os bo saul . ~ plat of pension! our oF TOWNERS enrolled, a 350 per cent a This startling lack, experts say, est.” 2 20 years. contributes iaemepourabty. 0 to- ~the| ,jeral Government would pay 90. per, ‘Traffic. - ways for years, but until this year the method of financing them inever has been found. (PLAN EXPRESSWAYS | Late in March this year, Robert iMoses, chairman of the Tri-Bor- ough Bridge and Tunnel Authority, - billion dollar highway bill, which it now has. The Fed- cent of the $150,000,000 needed to link the tunnels on the west side with the tunnel and bridges on the east side. After the bill’s passage, Moses commented it would mean ‘a | great deal to metropolitan New | York,” because it would “enable | ws to attack congestion in earn- | adding: | solve its traffic troubles by provid- ae ‘National N Bot even it work we to begin, the in 1956, the two expressways would| not be completed for eA toe some, Sve years. Those who oppose the outlay of more money to improve road con- ditions contend the city cannot largest pennenger currying eda g ay pom Sy mg per cent of its riders! ' To Klein’s suggestion for a traf- 1? ers to regulate the life of the city and its. inhabitants, Traffic Com- ‘missioner T, T. Wiley had this to say: Dennis O’Harrow, executive ‘di ag oe ns * ‘problem if we . te rector of the American Society of . Planning Officials, insisted that) only by lessening the load of cars and trucks can the city get any ing for more traffic. USE THE BUSSES lines. He said there has been “a tre-, mendous shift” from mass transit, to private cars which is ‘ ‘acceler. | ating at a greater rate each year.’ 96 perk. | ‘3 PER CENT LOSS | ing, tow-away sones, a system | Harris J. Klein, former member. of one-way streets, and a $50,- of the Transit Authority which) 000,000, long - range program of | runs the city - operated subways) peri parking lots in outly- ‘and some bus lines, declared that! ing districts of Queens and the list sinew. passengers have been) Brons. The city’s traffic relief plan fic “czar” with extraordinary pow-| traffic Traffic) ‘Police Hunt for Crime +, has included the extensive use of l evtene. A man came into headquarters ition still further, commuter rail- 2. \ 4 ightmare| " of shoppers to find parking spaces. spaces. Police estimate 100,000 cars are | parking illegally in the city every’ day and are cracking down heavily -/on violators. (Tomorrow: How New Orleans. Changed Its Face te Speed | —Crook in Jail JACKSONVILLE, Fla. #—Ordi- jec-|narily, police have a crime in hand and go hunting for the criminal—' but not this~ tifne. They had the ¢riminal in hand and had to go hunting for the and said he'd broken into a: con- fectionary ‘‘somewhere”’ and taken |$15. Police couldn't find the place booked him on vagrancy Charen Since its peak year in 1948, roads, which are losing passengers My business depends on volume ... and your laying down on the job of telling your friends cbout my side street im store... os | MAYBE THIS i q | DIDN'T YOU KNOW | | racy 48 So. Saginaw St. Plus AN EXT @ WING CHAR! - @ 2 Matching STEP TABLES! @ COCETAIL TABLE! cf History Making Sales Event! S 5-Pc. ROOM Including SOFA | A COMPLETE, COMFORTABLE LIVING ROOM GROUP RA BEDROOM By Day a Lovely Living Room @ By Night the Sota-Bed Converts into an Extra Bed for Your Family or Overnight Guests! @ Combination SOFA-BEDI < — SOFA BED opens eosily tmto @ full size double bed that sleeps two comfortably! — Choice of becutiful, long wearing Upholstery Fabrics. — Handsome, Warm, Mellow, Maple Finish. ~— Selected Northern Hardwood for lifetime durability! - «Wing Chair has reversible cushions for extra wear! — Authentic “Early American” styling beautifies your homel Ward’s Give Holdens Red Trading Stamps! LIVING GROUP BED Double Stamps Monday Evening-6 to 9 P.M. 45 SOUTH SAGINAW Li vi NG ROOM GROUP Sefo-bed opens te full bed sire. Sloape two combortably. 159% AVE ON THIS 3- PIECE >| WILL HELP... SUITS! MEN'S SUITS! Tropical and Year-’Round — MY PRICE sn OF This low price should bring you and a. friends. PANTS! Thowsands of Them! All Sizes! Tropicals! Gabardine! 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PERRY ST. 9 P.M. ee a 2s ae ee i ae Pe Ve . ees ee Pa er ee ey A ye ‘ : : ys i , : es : F ig : ‘ ; a t ; ie es a _THE PON'LIAC PRESS, 'T HURSDAY, JULY 12, 1956 If accepted, the program would be retroactive to Jan. 1, 1955, he said. : ® Skunk Likes Milk DECATUR, IL W#—Ferdinand the Skunk is a deodorized booby prize for the department of a plant with the lowest cleanup re- cord. William H. Grotz, plant. of- ficial, says Ferdinand may turn’ Pte» ees 8 3, out to be a bigger prize than they orm . first thought. He is cleani i EYES 0 OF THE RAF—Jet intakes of these buglike eyes as the Royal Air Force delta- himecit on alfa dishee with on be Gloster Javelin Mark I fighters resemble huge, winged craft cruise over the Isle of Wight. ‘tense like for chocolate milk. Entire Clothing Stock Drastically Reduced for Complete Clearance... © REVERSIBLE BLANKETS! @ meise, hunter green, gerenium, wrt bwe | | | RAYON WITH WOOL po apethengmmy Mepis OL ed 5 Life-of-blonket nylon binding! 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During Pe be? arms + 8g» : Sale? | PENNEY’S JULY BRANES? EVENT coe N Ow: | \ | ‘ ' PN i Sati TS AR A See LAR ES OMENS A CTIA Seay ektemaatiion Weeks wrote the subcommittee that the $f THE PONTIAC: PRESS, THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1056 Hand embrol- | Sulphuric Acid Tank {Explodes in Ufah Mill my flag. Arthur E. DuBol, of the Quartermaster General's subcommittee neared the| dered, it is inspected in Washington by Major office, F. Gen. Webster Anderson, left, commanding gen- gear *=Fact Coast Hurricanes Most Unusual’ “and the subcommittee, sald these no “predictions,” termed i groups have received tw, |the Hast Const from south Care| 2, sper t emmmintins bem ~via ¢ Panay bre ft oath “a favoring the legislation. Maine ms qMoating sid he “wold Sudan) ir en ala The huricane path rng despite improvements the Page Gpheed ferth have made in the|new he sald. “We do not the reason for this or b agreements, this season will bring a change.” Marriage Licerise | wer Ste, ‘as new Rexians Applications saute Seatinaed ely Giice SBE TRG SE Save | 1000 and again ta I 3 “Perhaps if went © Baleres 0 Rirven, 307 8 Saginaw you could find a period when the ee northeast consistently a Peery 2 Garris W218 Bastviow” beating,” Pardue said, “but who Bam: Yeaswsteroet ™™ INS Wteran weatherman suid : that science has pretty well foes Resse a eee Dy oe fo Retand 8. ag — ~- a earth's atmosphere have a bearing ' on the paths of the storms, but he| 3 Beanblosoom, Woterford PAST PERFORMANCES 5 sabghaanady Cu the Wile of past perterm| BERIT, ee Ns eat oe = Bike G. Mason, 38 Voornels” names have preferred to romp in. 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BUY AND SAVE RIGHT NOW! - TERMS ARRANGED E.B Jhening Co. 2 SOUTH SAGINAW | F} T yi \ j ici , H BOCK | if Ul 6, p NILUR } THE PON'TIAG PRESS, THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1956 'U. S. Adamant on Charge Reds Protest. Air Invasion | an Be rt Wise Shopper . >» ecpnes J roles SHOP YOUR SMART LIVING STORE |= === == AND SEE HOW YOUR DOLLARS | STORES Low Pay Causes leon ef our ol” and said “sonme of iste ten ge Ad DRUG SI TORE these planes remained there T U.S. Decrease a . a * iN. cAGINAW ‘Huron Cor Telecranh *4985 DIXT ‘in Musicians cel Ge Louis Guid toe oueel Near Sears - We Give Halden Treding Stamps ‘Nextt National Foode : | CHICAGO (INS) — More music'came from Western 3 : is heard in the United States to 114 Poland. Moscow said two of, day than at any other time in his- the planes were twin-engine me-| tory but Chicago music educator dium bombers. BONUS For Every $100 Purchase In Addiional Merchandise . realized their opportunities. for (points, Vilna and Kaunas, | sepperting Gemecives with string longed in the independent music are slim indeed.” ‘ot Lithuania which was gobbled | He pointed out that in Chicago UP by the Soviets during World FREE PARKING NEXT TO STORE — BUDGET TERMS! hoe, uy thee Der cent te never Recognized this annexation al 7 ‘music. He also said there is less Surprise Purchase ORCHARD! FURNITURE ae: jthan one musician for each radio pe, w-teart | “4 : COMPANY M | ‘ ‘ reed . va) . BRAZIER TYPE & i *. : “ peed : ; PICNIC GRILL | 7 ‘eee @ * “is the only leading nation|opening the book, she discovered has no national her name and the date 1905 on the 164 ORCHARD LAKE AVENUE « PONTIAC [7 bey si CONGOWALL 36” Wide 4 Patterns Full Rolls Fn Not Seconds! TILE PATTERNS 29¢ 52" nag you Lcky way TILE ARMSTRONG EXCELON WAS 98< CLOSE-OUT Closing Out Our Ceramic Tile Department! 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Saginaw at Auburn FE 4-5216 ber | [PRE Sg ¢C x 4 PT i o a S$ CASH and CARRY 5; td t ZR. 6 Feet Wide | 3 3 t Running Ft. hws ewer Gare ra . | oe | pie) ped , ‘ PE TEL Ee AE oe spent eet COO PO CERRO CLE AN LOOT LAE A DOLE ALE LOL LL AIL LE LEA! LLL ALLELE LTE LOO leila eT Ne THE PON'TLAC PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1956 LAMP THIS — Light for casual living is supplied by this lamp with wind-blown look. Fish creel base houses a mobile composed of @ flash bulb, sponge and disjointed watch. Model is courtesy of American Furnityre Mart’s summer showing at Chicago, 1). Security for You May Be Issued at Births you'll get credit for it on your record. i! lied ne TAL i yiltt i = f i fle £48 if wn ite E : iE ri Ht ga§ mis; He 3 i Z & at 4 om Bt a eed * ¢ *® Till out a simple applica-| © ¢yoq write to Ray Henry and deliver or mail it to ;, pedlige newspaper about { | at AM in el 8 yp oe etl Na ee i eRe A Sai MRM LR MA Ae dial OT UMM Tc OR i ug eg ul All Sizes ond Styles from NEISNER Summer Clearance Men's Better | SUMMER SHIRTS: COTTON un Slee 1 49 Up NYLONS No Ironing Needed PLISSES All Sixes ond Styles Boxer’s, Briefs, French Men’s Work Shirts toy S298 | $88 | Be $q00 ~ -Men’s Shoes All Sizes and Styles! . Save! Save! Save! 42:49 Men’s Dungarees. ‘1.69 CONN’ $498» 71 -N. Saginaw’ | | — ‘a boat only Beoutifd DRUG STORES Cunningham's ati ‘Social Security Numbers isht Open “SALE DAYS THRU SUNDAY YOU SAVE 30: | sy ‘a “a | 7-Pc. 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TAKE YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS TO CUNNINGHAM'S 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU BETTE No. 2—TEL-HURON SHOPPING CENTER Reguler Jumbo Pak ENVELOPES f CLOTHES PINS - GARDEN TROWEL Regular 19¢ value Low ; price 2: “ail Save on | -DELSEY Toilet Tissue ' Soft like Kleenex 4: 4% | i. ll fl R! ie ae a 4 eo wughls uy A es wo ras aaa ats PER Mga ne aM Re mee CR 2 : zs) / : 4 ' ! es poke oes THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1956 . » — ’ f i A “ ; Tove It All to Three Statistics! is oo ofan Sa SS ss ors OUpens british Imagination... ;.:.: arnt Jon. guna, Hair siz “markable candor, “I owe it all to) She te flamboyant, act dignified; ored dresses designed to attractirect and to point. Invariably jagent. -husband, pdent of the Me Wee 3, | ebviows, rather than discreet;. (attention to her bosom overflow|they were witty. : _ {nis Hamilton, plan and organize ! vital atatistics—36, 24, 36. ' Europe's ponet aoe 2 aggressive and not retiring; jand wiggle-walk; she is completely srrmacrive PACKAGE things to hit the headlines. fied sexy, mot sedate; eotantations: enealinaeagiont She od able to laugh at} For example, she burst into 3 ten seodest. Above oS lnogust APPEAL |e eee ee aeenas of Trwier| Bremiinegee recently when she|——— , ) passant On screen and in person Miss\never seemed obstructed by her| “stele” the publicity sto Cane |S ERRSESSRUSRSSSRRSERESERIEREL SEER, She is the platinum blonde chor- : own ego. She obviously enjoyed| Film Festival by steadfastly |@ =: i a us girl in black silk stockings the chorus-|‘@Zting about herself and accom-|. pose ry = red halter on a stage principally|S** ®ppeal typical of pichgente Ut she never let ber) Se A 8 ceeene ths |o ! 2 ; occupied by tweedy brunettes in featured in ity, - stars was due to appear, Then (9 ae gg shoes. ralhoapel! + udhwaapdligisn: Ph 203 She Mas Dees freakly sdesitied she a tembintten bends te oe ie 7 : 4 Kelly in the uma ol noe ote’ dan female ad "oy publicity, "| Pastvazagters whe should Rave |S 24 Hour Emergency * a mountain—cool and unattainable. : , eee we’ covering the arrival of - : ; s I am like the valley. Attainable.”| For am interview at her home Pi et ct pele sirls | other stare. ‘ 4 P eae S * ‘ATTAENABILITY’ on the Thames Miss Dore wore a | 2 Natend SHE weities thant What le the secret of Diana Dors'/B rescription ervice : 9 glamour? “I'm a woman a ; In only five years Miss Dors,| wate Tite SiMe Gagne the | MAYS” she sald. “But I don't |ran's world. 1 find men much 37-39 S. Saginaw at Water St. > four, has parlayed) a0, of ber te give think any one bed more than women and 1\8 4 , the illusion of “attai ” into) oe on ane | atl: Into @ more attractive pack let them know it! It's as simple as 95 DAYS—CALL FE 5-4521 . ! a vast empire complete with yacht,| TO im. deht green denim | “f° tbat.” * AFTER 11 P.M.—FE 5-4485 « : Royce, country estate, ait-) 26, pulled taut by a violet-col- | “T point up my best features, es-| Unlike Miss Monroe, Miss Dors & : plane and annuity. cred jowel . otadded belt. Sn eee oe oe minimize ig emotionally She # Emergency Delivery on Request . rg" show moaincn ‘amines inch Parcede Sait bests She (men. If I have to dress up I pat| ewnaahiot and eS an LLL LelelebeleleleLebbebbltebtelebeheedelelleteleleetetele the nude, But whereas | wore heavy gold bracelets and a 0" everything I own. Jewelry, furs, | question, “What for?" ? Marilyn was nineteen and posed | huge topas ring. oumryeeng © can weer oF carry **e “3 : : photographer because she . “ «ay ' needed the mony, Miss Dors | her lnstict: fn wl cae dan’ Gas as he oan, Bn er oe tanec. Them'el (om | | began her modeling careér at | 1. Gciberately sat with her back|Maybe that’s what I'll achieve|no one I'd rather be. If I could | ‘at kes cn om to the sun so her platinum halr|when I'm forty-five. Then I'll cut! wouldn't want to live my life’ “i | was taleed. olf the long Monde hate pte ip Ama nl eight years old 1 FOR SALE — On Giddings Road near Walton Boule- s also a striking physical| When she laughed — and she a nu was asked to write « composition | vord ond adjacent to Pontiac city limits, High, dry, | blance between Dors and |jaughed often—it was lusty and) on what I was going to be when I attractive spot. 10 acres for only $5,800, $800 down, Miss Dors is amply pro-|genuine and her eyes seemed to) BUTTE MAN TALANE | ,|Grew up. I wrote that I would be ij $50 month, 5 years to pay. Call owner, Clip this ad. + ! oned; she always poses with|echo the joke long after the laugh) “But for now I'll stick with what}, film star and have a house with in, 2 yeo pay. & . ad. | mouth slightly open because| ended. ye ath pes Oe ore swimming pool and a white tel (On premises Sun: 2-5.) * , it's closed she appears to be} Like Miss Monroe, Miss Dots to t I figure if I'm 3 on important oceasions\is adept at the quotable quote.|lucky I can last for another five| eee BERNARD EDELMAN, 10300 Weedwerd TO 8-5010 herself into vividly col-'Her answers to questions were di-'years. Then the public is “Well, I've got all that and more soe = caeaaemamael 4 ~ " , Se: - DOD YE 5 2 oo . Tire Ss R MID 3 =| - Enter Now GOODYEAR'’S $150,0000° 3-T SAFETY a : SWEEPSTAKES ¥ ‘ rae OM ot ter patie, sat DIANA DORS—Britain’s answer to Marilyn ® i . MPORTED 9 Dhio Air Guardsman. 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The lawmakers brushed aside taxes, but set spending rec- ¢ wepealed the two-year-old to work law, but reinstated nn" i Me? li FS y TPE: t i ie 1: ® ' 4 i f : i & ge ; if! i : isiana Leads Wild Session | But like many of Long's Pro posals, it must be ratified by pop- ular vote in November. Long pre-| a wide-ranging stump speaking &. . NATURE'S TARGET—Edward Wautlet home - dicts voter approval and promises! near Brussels, Wis., is studded with heavy tim- tte and F . sf Washburn said. ‘‘They furnish the bodies : * Asked if the technique might have only superficial effects, he said: “It can provide an uplifting of spirit, and leave in each place a girit of confidence, optimism Eisenhower,” Six men, who have gone through a. four-day “school” here this week, will serve as directors of the units. 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Reg. $10.95 & $12.95 6" Ladies’ American Girl SHOES Whites, patents, prints — and light tones, reds © and navy. “ Reg. $7.95 and $8.95 *499 Casual Shoes | Wedges and Sport _ ie Styles : Regular to $6.95 Girls’ and Ladies’ Swim Suits Girls’ Sub Teen Dresses Party Styles— __ Values to $14.98 *3 00 "$7.98 Nylon Dresses. $2.99 | | Growing Girls’ SHOES Straps, pumps, oxfords and . loafer styles In black, brown, fb red and two-tones. Reg. $6.95 and $8.95 s 399 Girls’ Seersucker and Nite-Nite PAJAMAS | Reg. $1.98 and $2.98 Fy T 00 6 Months THIRTY-THREE ‘Thursday, July 12 Through Wednesday, July 18 Cypress Garden’s GRAPEFRUIT SECTIONS TALL No. 303 CAN " Campbell’ (PORK & BEANS Delicious DON-DEE Brand r Cd . ? , @ 7, a” a re ashy ° oe ©. ae QP. : = )y oe \ y a yy ‘ - Ey ] C 0 FFE Georgia’ Cannon Ball39-Ib. Avg. FLY DED » BUG. ; 69 IBOMBS ™.. Dainty Lunch — JELLY “YU ¢ svaamnenny 20-oz. Decorated Tumbler|| Chef Boy-Ar-Dee | | ‘tee coe TD || SPAGHETTI = 2 5 - . Ra}| Doggie Dinner , | A boc 12: NORTHERN & |FOOD.. J Wilderness UN : S S Uj E Strawberry PIE FILLING - LIQUID — DETERGENT 1 Brach’s Hazel Lee cy 95 VALUE {| CIRCUS PEANUTS | SUGAR WAFERS |= a : {YACHT a 4 Bag 27 __ Pkg. 39° O (Semel FOOD=O=-MAET | 165 FE. ~ 29° FRENCH FRIES......2"= 29° SV FRYERS...... cc: .....89° J ANGEL FOOD CAKE =: 39 FRESH GROUND BEEF =. 83: mms 28 Rolled SAUSAGE CLUB-- FRESH or Swiss-- SIRLOIN SMOKED STEAK | PICNICS Cc | ¢ 69: 29: | Hickory Smoked en || SLAB BACON 23: CORNED ‘conven peer Qs £3 SIST SISTERS’ SUPER MARKET Open Daily 9 2. m. to 10:30 p! m. Including Sen, 608 W. Huron St. _ » Prices Subject to Change een aaa f # OIRO NE PPLE CEA RIOR: CLIC S ORE Re THIRTY-FIVE, _ WHERE YOU GET MORE AND MORE LOW FOOD PRICES! — ares 1 Hart Freestone | Asparagus DOMINO PURE CANE |PEACHES = mn “2 19°] a1 scm | be SUGAR) AiG: COFFEE ° T-Ib. Vacuum _ SWANSON OLEO BAG a Con 19° MICHIGAN GRADE “A” MEDIUM ‘ MULLER’S yon WSs eh EGGS | “=a x 43° Try Refreshing jay". 3 ~ 1 Farm. Fresh, Pan Ready Only - . MORTON’S Chicken =e Turkey MEAT PIES i | Tender Choice , Woe Blode BEEF ROAST feasting CHICKENS » 45‘ SLICED BACON... i 39: OPEN SUNDAY 9 to 9 "1200 BALDWIN at COLUMBIA COMPLETELY AIR-CONDITIONED 8 LB. BAG potators 10” 59° HEAD LETTUCE... 2 25° Packed by Detroit Banana Co. Vine Ripened | Sweet as Sugar Honey Dew | BANANAS | TOMATOES|MELONS Lb. 10° | Lb. 29%: | We Reserve The Right te Limit Quentities ~ White Lily CHEESE ! 4 i THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1956 4 Clean, CLEANer, CLEANEST house you ever did have . . . so easy with Roman Cleanser Bleach. Use every day for washbowl, bathtub, kitchen sink, linoleum and tile floors. Roman Cleanser Bleach deodorizes, cleans, sanitizes, brightens: gives extra benefits without extra work. HANDY QUART WITH HANDLE : ] : : . jand raspberries are available in dish fit for a king. very | their hulls. Berries that are dull Mrs. Josephine Lawyer, Consumer! as Ss Marketing Information Agent. | Savory broiled’ lamb chops are Michigan grown sweet cherries! easy to prepare and provide a main! limited quantities. Since} : * ¢ es raspberries are very fragile, but; About one third of the lamb only enough for one meal at 4 carcass is made up of cuts such as time. the breast, flank, shoulder, neck, Mature berries will be firm, cooked with moist heat, Supplies of veal are adequate and prices remain fairly steady. Cuts that are economy-priced in_ lamb wear correspondingly low price tags in veal, ; their fresh fruit flavor. Small fruits shipped from other states add to the summer fruit basket with plums, apricots, and peaches wearing reasonable price tags for this early in the season. There are still good supplies of Berry Cream Cake watermelons and cantaloupe for Start with @ pound cake or loaf easy desserts or fancy fruit Cups..ncet food cake. Slice lengthwise (Lamb a Good Buy, NowBlyeberry Treat | Choose Chops for Brolin: Nae a rounds of rich pastry, has gained favor at our house, Use your own favorite recipe for pastry; a large cookie cutter cut out the rounds for the Blueberry Shortcake nicely. Shortcake cup heavy cam, suger i (d te ¢ inches in diameter)| - and shank. These cuts are just as/beet until sugar is combined and plump, full colored, and free of flavorful and nutritious, are less in Cream te Just stitt, demand, and very reasonable in °°4t- | er soft will have lost much of /Price. These pieces are best when ke Salmon And Tomate Chowder i can (10% ounces) condensed cream of mushroom soup . : 1 can (10% ounces) condensed cam tl pound) tomatoes i | (about 8 ounces) salmon and stewed tomatoes into a sauce- pan (at least 2 quarts). Remove skin and bones from salmon; add fish to saucepan in chunks. Bring to simmering over low heat, stirring occasionally to All PARTIES AGREE... ~ TREESWEET IS THE FRESHEST-TASTING The 1956 tart red cherry -har-|in three slices. Between the layers, vest started this week in South- spread a thick layer of partially western Michigan, about 10 days softened vanilla fee cream,. sliced later than last year. Due to un- strawberries or raspberries slightly favorable weather conditions last sweetened. Put together and add summer and this spring, the Michi-' more ice cream and. berries on gan Crop Reporting Service, as of top, Place in freezer to harden. June 15, estimates this year’s crop Just before serving, spread will be 56,000 tons—about one-fifth less than last year and one-fourth| “!t! whipped cream, slice and less than the 1950-54 average of| S®7aish with whole berries, For 14,200 tons. variety and real special party ae fare, place the loaf on a chilled wooden board; have the oven hot, add 2 egg whites beaten stiff with 4 tablespoons sugar, tured i At the moment the loaf comes end orang RASS ponty of variety ifrom the freezer, cover completely : with meringue and place in hot There are good values in many oven for 5-8 minutes to brown. canned vegetables at this time.'Serve at once—and this time call Be label conscious, compare can jt Berry Cream Alaska, sizes, styles of pack, and prices E= deciding | which cans willl Blend Cheese, Pineapple green onions, cabbage, beets, and go into the market basket. Many) . canned vegetables are packed in for Sandwich Spread No, 303 cans which weigh about Summertime is the time to have available recipes for sandwiches that can be mé@de quickly. Here with many other t te—Cottage Cheese meats in the July market, chicken eagnaal o on is a good value, even with creamed cottage slightly increased prices this Pook, add . cup well-drained week. Poultry is perishable, and crashed pineapple, (allow to stand in warm weather extra care . hould be tal to rush it f S ee nade Stee a : a spoon.) the refrigerated case at the store ,, ; to. the home refrigerator. Store jolla ere hy finely prendley = chicken, loosely covered at 35). snag. , to 3 days. ‘on round or diamond-shaped slices The small 1'; te 2 pound birds of white bread. Garnish with are preferred for broiling. The |minced parsley and slices of rad- 16 to I7 ounces and hold two cups of food. | yield more meat in relation to |sandwiches.) larger 2% to 314 pound chickens lish. (Yield: about 40 open faced : Reach for this one— TODAY! 5: off Tender Leaf 16 Tea Bags— Coupon inside saves you 10¢ on next purchase of 48 Tender Leaf Tea Bags yar hy on todays freshest 4124 | x Only fresh tea can give you flavor that’s allve and sparkling. / That's why ‘Tender Leaf~and Tender Leaf alone of all leading teas— Is protected by sealed aluminum fol 'til It reaches your cup. HUNT'S — Deliciously Ripe Peaches BIG ape NO. 212 M 10-02. , PKGS, SAVE 17¢ on ALL SWEET MARGARINE with the coupon in today’s Pontice Press! Strawberries. BIRDS EYE Fresh Frozen $700 Fae SS" ™ . a " \ 4 y Wy his ey Large treat for grownups ond — kiddies alike! 4 Grade 1, Skinless HOT DOGS 4 YOU'LL EAT UP! FREE One Can of BORDEN’S BISCUITS With Each Package of Fox Deluxe Fresh Frozen FRYERS PURE CANE SUGAR @ Beer @ Wine Beech-Nut INSTANT COFFEE | 4-Oz. Jar Red Rose PURE STRAWBERRY 12-Oz. Tumbler Reg. 35¢ MARKET Corner of Baldwin Ave. end Welter Bivd. 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Hl Reb gs 24 pants nie 22s asi Hite Tit “li = national Don’t Cut Out ot rich hose rons crepes has resulted in variety has wO ee Want to Gain? and of i Tule i 25 “tH: n eee at ts Bi Mia i! Large California LEMONS Ht ce i iy i “ses tf a 3 i MH oH Ath TE HIF ei HT i ih He Pit eynit lh | 92 3 | a [dz xo oc 2 hes oo; «& 1g a! ad = yl | x F : * is : & 1 bie Ss | tHe = } DlzAy =z Sa: C9) 2S" | sel ES 4 38 = 5 S&S a a["sf S/R CE Ss 48 . 2 s “<= ge} ” N | # se] 52° = ON RISTS eo -| &@ ON | qe @&? eiuuitt |:==s:e3|.02 6 Belle? |2Q028 [Fey 2 | li, - z ~ & ex *. bj el & qe baited NN Se a lah a ; 3 tard and chili sauce for a piquant currant jelly. ' touch. Mould into a loaf and bake) Spread slices of raisin bread with a layer of deviled ham. Top { ie pe “\ THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1956 fis, (hice Meat Loaf Makes ‘Big News’ of Leftovers A meat loaf need not always be . There personality, mix q bit of originality in) of the ingredients’ : 2 sees bacon, diced 2 teaspoons prepared mustard 1 tablespoon. ¢! sauce | Beat egg slightly, add water and et beets soup lightly stir in meat. Mix in the re- s package “vegetable ‘maining ingredients, Shape meat the priaciple ingredient. mixture into a loaf in a shallow subtle seasoning and mY paking pan. Bake in moderate oven. tritious elements in the soup mix | (359 degrees) for 1 hour, Makes 4 it a highly original flavor. — In making the Baked Beet Vexe-Spicy-Sweet Sandwich table loaf, you follow y quick! . . and simple method, ery ee Made With Deviled Ham Beat an egg slightly, then add Nice for eating out-of-hand with water asd ground beef chuck. Next @ cool glass of milk is an open- add the beet-vegetab@ soup mix face sandwich that blends spiciness “as is” from the package, then of deviled ham with the tart-| chopped onion, diced bacon, mus- sweetness of cranberry sauce or) in ‘the oven for an hour, It’s that simple but the results are # taste treat, Take advantage of the hot oven and pop in some | You will find that packaged soup) There's more than one way to! mixes go a long way toward add- heat ready-to-eat fully cooked ing taste and variety as well as ham: bake, pan-fry or broil it. with a spoonful of jellied cranberry the broiler for a few minutes un- til top is nicely glazed. i Plain or Garlic BOLOGNA...... U. S$. Good or Choice POT ROAST... ‘cx “29° i Lb. 39° WATERMELONS...* 5°}== Sasa beans or other vegetables and a) No. 1 Virginia | potatoes... 10" 79° : CORNED BEEF...2° 49° Aunt Jane's : Pint PICKLE STICKS... 3« Ww : Fresh, Pan-Ready, Perfect for Picnics FRYERS eal sauce that’s been crushed with a) . fork, or currant jelly. Slide under - Skinless frankfurters dipped in spicy egg batter, rolled in crushed po- | tato chips make a “Crispy Frank” for mouth- watering summertime lunches. Bake until golden ‘brown. Serve with sliced tomatoes, green beans and a fresh fruit dessert. Two Hot Br (Come From cage lL a : fil! visitors, ¥ : Seder a eee pe : | : ad Reci pesierri on ie cron Girl Scouts |r», wins sic car for ice cream sundaes. The tart ifruit flavor provides just the right contrast with vanilla ice cream, ad * * A can of undiluted grapefruit juice concentrate also teams up jai Toes? , beautifully with poh spomye of bananas for a fruit cup medley to - iserve six. Tomato Soup Shake Will Please Youngsters © When it's “just too hot to eat” and your youngster is out of sorts or overtired, tempt his appetite with a frosty tomato soup shake, Just combine a can of chilled con- thick dough. Drop by small ta-|densed soup with a can of icy-cold milk in a mixer, blender or shaker, golden brown. Don't let the fat get|Add a cinnamon-stick stirrer, for flavor and fun! ~ west brought their versions of en- chiladas, tortillas, tacos and other Crispy Franks Quick and Fun Potato chips and frankfurters “go steady” to make summer meal planning both quick and fun, in no time at all. Serve them with sliced tomatoes, green glass of milk. Add fresh fruit for dessert and presto, the menu is complete! to lar * espoon Worcestershire sauce \sauce. / Roll franks in crushed po- tato chips, and bake at 375 degrees until golden brown, Serve at once. Pre-Packaged Farm Products on Increase Substantial reduction in the food bill of the average American fam- ily as a result of new «methods of tables frorn the farm to the retail market is predicted by John C. Newell, marketing director of the Folding Paper Box Association. * * * The day is not long distant, says Newell, when all fruits and vege- ‘tables will be cleaned, processed ‘and packaged right at the farm ‘and shipped under ideal conditions . |to keep them at their freshest to 'markets where consumers can buy practically 100 per cent edible products Needless waste in the various | Now, he says, almost one-third of fresh produce in retail markets ‘goes into the garbage can, thus adding to the cost of the fruits and vegetables to the consumer. * * .# In 1950, only five per cent of fresh produce was packaged for CANS FRENCH FRIES... RTON PIES for 1 RED HAVEN MO PEACHES | PoT Extra c Turkey 24 Site b. Silver Shield Sliced BANANAS” BACON 3 Lbs. *] Menu Midget Dili Golden. 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Th mable vales of this cbupen is 1/20 « ia void if taxed, prohibited, or restricted by law. cash. ‘ . ; ? . ~ ~ a | 4 : é 2 a § i ®: és 2 E = ‘ % f 2 = ; : 4 ‘ ‘ he 7 : i sical 3 z ~ ‘ ‘ weve ee * Se 2 é j Fe .. ? * ’ ie, ; id : TAKE COUPON TO GROCER TODAY a i | é a i Se é } » ¥ % ‘ i ss « 5 , « ae Pavae - (cas ye S02 | ys } | - C3 THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1986 aa : Times Dress Up Summer Food¥*: Theew's godsend and then, Saver thay bngart te a vartety sean tie Place over low heat and stir con-iter melts and sauce thickens. Re- there's superb food, and very oft-| of foods can hardly . gh + tablespoons stantly until butter is melted. Add| move from heat. ith Bread Crumbs Preparation ditference scribed. | Wahiipeen' Florida Time" jaiee ~\. [second portion of butter, and when . e's “ ug be re : ad eee See parsley, optional ‘this is melted, repeat with’ third) Serve over cauliflower, broccoli) * » stirring constantly ‘as but- ='eeoe. Tia 33 oO sic ‘ Cookies Feature able Variations i ~~ . Picnics are almost as traditional dangerous noisemakers in many tor as fireworks on the Fourth of July. , pienics are still in order, : ‘ Florida Persian lime. This fruit addi tart Put egg yolks, lime juice, - mus: And even succes itati: we's a special picnic cookie apg a and : ° seh tine juice te tard, salt and Tabasco into! hex atul ng on that you'll be sure to like, whether . ies interchangeable be most enjoyed. sugar, iin favor of a safe and sane Fourth any ou have pienic in the back During July, August and Sep-Small heavy earthenware mixing, has brought about the abolition of yard, on the reof, in an open win- wilike the tonen it ls ripe when tember you should have no trouble|bowl; mix well. Divide butter wr ito crocs dow, or at your favorite picnicking Like other citrus; limes are juicy A colorful garnish can add a|and rich in vitamin C. They are! io" ck Sides hae aoe Tele as are, 0 wk ‘So ten, caly ‘Fleridn clirmn. Sa, how-|Serve with lobster, Yield: Approxi-|¢ Dados ey make|“o, ut Tach So Dk of Semi 1 pe Ma abie, | As usual, though, nature seems| 2 egg yolks ‘io have timed things right, mak-| %,{autemesms, Tera ime ‘see One of the more delightful but ing limes available when we most! {f {20sbeen sea* still uncommon flavors that make need tall cool drinks, and when) \s teaspoon Tabasco truly gourmet eating is that of ripe melons are just a-waitin’ the WS Sap Sur it i ee tagnen ge oe green! x buying this delightful seedless and 3 equal portions. Add one haunt. Combine water, vinegar, sugar Limes belong fo the “you have juicy fruit. Use wedges with your of butter to the egg. mixture mal { f§ cant set aside to cool. Dissolve the and mustard, and mix well. Heat te taste it te believe it” school toot tes, cold song, an ense Ge-iplage Se fowl in a seunepen of asié 0 pain an ums BNerd ‘yeast im warm water about five) te the belling point and boil 3 : _ @f cookery, since the piquant 'licious sauces: by a recipe that calls for no ‘minutes, then add alternately| minutes, Add te frankfurter mix: a in Lust Sou butter, flour or leavening—indeed with the flour to the lukewarm) ture and mix well. it calls for just three ingredients, mixture. Add potatoes and parsley and y p | sweetened condensed milk, pea. until smeoth and place (cook over low heat, stirring oc- . , for Complete Self-Serve Feed Store |maining ingredients as toppings. Gazpacho Andalaz One No. 2 can tomatoes : | ‘a cup tomato geeee } tab a butter or margarine juice for easy eating, and. fresh fruit imake a substantial and satisfying lunch that will reach any picnic ‘site in good condition. This is the recipe for the magic 8 cookies that are so easy to make, 4 tableapsons sherry desired i," cup sliced pimiento-stuffed green 80 good to eat. fr to taste purpese flour er cup creamy smooth peanut butter Any one of these six ingredients: 2 cups raisins .2 cups corn flakes . 3 cups shredded oncoust Combine sentetnen, tomato pu-| ree and butter or margarine. cook! over medium heat 10 minutes, stir- taste. Cook 20 minutes, stirring) Mix sweetened condensed milk, soctee post Strain and heat to! peanut buter and any one of the six ingredients. Drop by teaspoon- Combine flour and milk and fyis on well-greased baking sheet. | blend, Add to strained ingredients) Baye Bake in moderate oven (375 de-| gradually and cook over low heat,| grees) for 12 minutes or until| stirring constantly, until thickened.! brown. Remove from pan at once. Cool. Add sherry, if desired, and — mix well, Chill thoroughly. Serve with ve Topping for Greens Hard to get your family to eat those vitamin-rich greenstuffs? Try |Maxes four to six servings. vorite picnic spots is under way. ‘then slowly add one cup milk. And this year it looks as if more stir over _seeterene heat until families than ever are heading for tpickened, add dash of pepper a ' nut butter and one other, such im large greased bow! ang let casionally 10 to 15 minutes. | Here's a cold soup recipe from %# corm flakes or raisins. rise to double. its until thoroughly heated, and serve] COLD BEER and Spain called Gazpacho Andaluz,/ Sandwiches, plenty of hot or cold) .. eut on flowed board, and hot INE GO ito increase summer eating pleas- heverage—cocoa or coffee, milk or divide in half. Knead d and| Williamsburg Sandwich makes a w to ure, It is lusty, interesting and dif- ‘pop—an easy to eat salad such as reased bread and~let rise! nice summer snack. For 4 man- | 6744 Highland Ra. ( M-59) ferent. ‘potatoe in hollewed-out tomatoes, sain to double “its balk Bake at Sized sandwiches: s MME Weeh of Airport each wrapped in aluminum foil 1% cups diced cooked chicken OR 3.a7t8 '375 degrees for one hour. Potato Salad with Franks and, iBlue Cheese is from Miss Corinne: 44 cup crumbled blue cheese 3 oP fine oncepes celery 8 buttered bread. slices ‘Open 9 A.M. “tH 10 P.M. Dally (Meee eeaTOa IIIT Ieaesaaaaan olives ‘y Cup chopped green pepper | Magic Take-Your-Choice Cookies ts cup alivered tossied simonde “ eume a Ibounce eam) sweetened Oven R ad « cup erouton eodensed milk e y ring occasionally, Add beet juice,’ 3 cupe prea flake : te water and salt and red pepper to/ 4 Cups ‘chopped ‘dates No Limit — Stock Your Snsamect “Serve Poultry and Save $ $$$” SFRYERS...... Ww: an Oven Ready 4 to 6 Lb. Average § ROASTERS Sie eee eA DUCKS — STEWERS — TURKEYS ‘topping green beans, cabbage and FRESH FISH Fresh Packing for Picnic? ibroceoli with this tangy deviled’ Lake Erie | Channel Buffalo Add Chewing Gum | Melt two tablespoons boner. stir PERCH ' CATFISH 39 ¢ Lb The annual summer trek to fa-|tablespoon prepared mustard. Stir, 45¢ wb 49¢ wu. SHRIMP — FRESH AND SALT WATER FISH OF ALL KINDS — FROGLEGS | the wide outdoors and picnic fun. | one (2% oz.) can deviled ham. When your family’s ‘dining out’ Cook . until hot in nature's wonderland, you'll be , —_—— filling your picnic basket with ali/ Sprinkle sesame seeds over! sorts of appetizing, delicious foods yeast rolls after they have been! which involve a minimum of fuss shaped and their tops have been | and bother in preparing. For an moistened with water. Let rise and! extra touch, include a pack of bake. chewing gum. It'll disappear) ———————— __ mighty fast when lunch ts done. | ‘ SL) os PEOPLE'S FISH & POULTRY MARKET (Wholesale and Retail) 82 S. Saginaw Street FE 4-1521 b hhthathathudahemuhututeuteuheaheudeute heuheueudeuheeudeuheueuheue uh os — AR ERR RE Sy EC TY vee RES 2 TRE Sl ae, iva : i oy (creesserasenscsorsser£ ©, VOUMMOTIIUTIIMOOIOOIOOLS. a _ fish. Garnish chilled consomme with slices. Serve ry Lime Butter sauce with lobster and Lime Hol- landaise sauce with broccoll. SHEDD‘S ‘Salad Dressing VITAL FACT FOR MOTHERS The important milk proteins, minerals and vitamins in Sealtest Chocolate Milk make it one of the most whole- some drinks for your children! 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THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1956 vows [Fun With Coffee’ Tells [sats %2Cool Concentrates Make |Ways, of Using Beverage isrrantax|\Tangy Summer Drinks * Prepare pre-cooked rice accord-/Do not bake. Makes about 4 dozen, |“ It's just like having a magical |to taste + about 2 to 4 table. ai : : kage dire eg — in you backyard Leg sg Po well and pour over f 3 your zer stocked : all glasses. e coflee Instead of water. Sur mn t©/ Freeze Plump / a plction of quicken concen niad mand ee . * 4 “ trated fruit juices and fruit ‘ades.’ o, ith 3. ind mix well. Cool. Raspberries - “ining the popular evane ce ecange juice with 3 cans of wale Fold ‘in whipped cream, reserv- . J lemonade concentrates this { rotary egg ing = ter garnishing. Spee fOY Winter Use summer are tangerine juice, grape- heater oe ju electile blender. Serre f | E i pa whipped eream and a Smashjng! coe iinecd ome. Seumee @ ng eae ean SOn8UMer heavy Gounce containers MON-MINT TEA: Just add iiss ~ _|First, it was too cold, then too) The juices, when about a teaspoon of partly-thawed cot . : then With $ cans of water, make b's |)¢ make to serve the weather was fine and farmers) pints of pure, fresh-f1avore W/ .for a mid-|went’ to work getting soil and) juice; the ades call for 4/4 caps refreshing beverages. / Juices, Chicken Broth like. Garnish with mint leaves. 2 4 ries will f SS CK mee . ; wil he d by red concentrates. Serve them solo in| Flavored waffles for any meal 3 Shee ee eee i" i 3 when and beeen are very (concentrate into a. tall glass, Add|"es are excellent topped with ! a Add all at once to dry ingredients.) perishable. They do sot store (2 or 3 ice cubes, fill with quinine|hicken a la king. Tomato juice- AELLA~ . : _ Mocha Frosted - Stir only enough to dampen dry) we Buy in small quantities. (water. Stir to mix. well. (Or try|“avored watfles may be topped P Paella is main dish that combines and needs only some crusty breed er rolls to tig measuring eupe strong. void sottes) “ETedients. . Berries will keep in 9 fair con- teaming “tonic” with lemonade or| ni) cheese rabbit; orange julce- chicken, rice and seafood. It is a complete meal — round it out. iablespeons chocolate syrup Tern into greased loaf: pan. | dition for a few days at $1 or jany of the fruit juices.) flavored waffles are with n 3 Boao stand 20 minutes, Bake in | 32 degrees F. syrup. Place all ingredients in a bowl) hergcrate one ORANGE MIST: Mix a can of Savory Paella Meal in Itself States, and perticulariy im the} pirst bake a double batch of | | n . : - 375-degrees, for are ce with ie " : Use Muffins Two Ways (Sits "Pw'metiece| sein of red spheres suggegie'" pour over erubed ie. Sardines, Bean Salad If A cook who knows her muffins|taken up. Add egg and shortening; =: 8. 3 prepare for guests, make says firmly, “There is no such |beat well. thing as a cold muffin!” If you| ‘Sift together flour, baking pow- agree, there is a short-cut to hot) der, salt and sugar. Add to All- (dessert not a ‘nttea| main dish. Mocha Balls _ “i; (and fill up with lemon-time car-ljemon wats be ae in many cities in the United! muffins for breakfast. en 3 pap Renae tap Noe da: Coffee Raisin Pile jg Siac ve wats et ee aoe ww Pbonated drink (Do the ame with ne 0 arched oan ot kagaey boume : package ; Fa pe a B , other partly-thawed juices.) the Ali-Bran Muffins. Serve half| Fill greased muffin pans 23 full. heruiar sungih, sites ~ 2" tablespoons coven ro og yo Pageline argh nt CITRUS CRUSH: Combine ay ond a tale esas ee hot, save halt for Bake in moderately hot oven (400 & cup SSopped wainute S SS SE SEE. ccie cctme : a can ’ Idegrees) about 30 minutes teaspoon will freeze well. Prepare in the/of orange and grapefruit juice with, Add a few slices of tomato for Cinnamon Circles Yield: 9 muffins, 2% inches in| ‘2 cup brown sueet’ firmly paceg | CTUSh vanilla wafers into fine some manner as the red berries,|3 cans of water and 2 cups ofjcolor and potato chips for crisp § Al-Bren Muffing diameter. , 1 cup heavy cream,’ whipped crumbs (there should be 2 cups).ithen pack in 40 per cent syrup. [bottled cranberry juice. Add sugar|texture and the meal is complete, ye amma Note: If buttermilk or sour milk a seafood filled Paella and a large relish tray of marinated aspara- gus, carrots and tomato slices, Paciia j a. 2% to 3 pownd chicken cut im werv- &' 94 agae : are } i} g | t ‘i us i ! Tee E | i gy Bal Brake | finde 83 2 Fi : g 33 i 1 i! Broil Fat Shrimp in Seasoned Oil Easy to do and so good! i 3 tablespoons olire of! 1 smell elove garite ‘pesied and minced) Bait a 2 Tettecpcons mineed paraiey j Shell raw shrimp and devein. Melt butter in a small shallow pan; | stir in olive of] and garlic. Add shrimp, turning them over __ in the butter-cil mixture te make sure they are well coated, Sprin-— kle lightly with salt and paprika. Broil shrimp rapidly until cooked through, turning once and sprin- kling again with paprika. Broiling’ will take 5 to 8 minutes. Sprinkle'| with parsley and serve at ofice. | Crusty bread is good dunked in the sauce. Makes 3 to 4 servings. | Vitamin Cocktail Peppy First Course Tangy, cold and refreshing bev- erage for your first course: New Vitamin Cocktail }.ean (12 ounces) vegetable fuice cocktail - i 1, can (1 pint and 3 ounces) sauer-| kraut futce | litesspoon dried crushed chervil Mix vegetable juice cocktail,| sauerkraut juice and chervil in a container. Cover tightly and re- frigerate until thoroughly chilled. Makes 6 to 8 servings. 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Good only i S.A Offer expires Seprember $0, 1956. ay ON ES op On oP Ot ™ ge os ; pate Se THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. JULY 12, 1956 ee : : | fie eo S. THE ¥: A frighteped women decisively negative: “Sorry, but,was backing away toward the front & et man ber brother. dap. |we have no Mies Paulson.” door, gun held unwaveringly in : red from ® room at the Hibiscus | cnavne hyng up with a shrug. He|line with Shayne's middle. THIS COMPLETE BEDROOM for the Price of the Suite ALONE! ‘told Paulson, “I guess it's about! 19... px itime we tried to straighten this é ghe . f won wee ons he is the girl's brother. lout."’ He strode to the kitchen door, The girl stood inside Shayne’s) _ He says there wae no body in room | ig. 40 ie ig Kitchen with her ear pressed hard nee oe ee jen wnaeiand *. + Tins against the thin wooden panel try- 'Mike Shayne. It’ ight to come x une jae Bie a eight to ing to hear what was going on beyond the door, She stiffened as she heard a knock and. Shayne’s voice: ‘‘Nel- lie. This is Mike Shayne. It's all right to come out now." - * * She waited to hear no more. She slithered across the room and out XH vag Shayne nodded slowly, ‘I know.|"“t 7°: j That fits her story, too. About the) There was no response from body of her brother disappearing) the kitchen, Pauison shoved from the room while she was tele- Shayne aside and rattled the phoning for help from another knob frantically. “Nellie! Do you room.” hear me, Nellie? It's Bert, dar- | ting, Don’t. you hear? Every- thing’s all right. I swedr it is. I’ve been so worried.” * * * “But I'm her brother,” fumed ~ about me being murdered and then Paulson. helplessly. ““Let me see) her, Mr. Shayne. Let me talk to her, You can be right there and listen. Don't you see she needs help—making up a crazy story running away at the sight of me?” ly saturnine look on his face while’ Bert pleaded through the closed the open.door, drawing it silently Shayne stood aside with a bleak-|Shut behind her, door for his sister to come out. Columbus Had to Guess | TARGET: TITLE-—Yoshie eed oe 19, “Miss Japan of 1956,” is aim- ing for this year’s “Miss Universe” After a few minutes attempted _, i" / f ' jcrown, She'll compete with other cajolery got them nowhere, Shayne Time and Sea Mileage beauties at E | Baba, | said, “If you'd kept your mouth) “y:anpim — The computing ef \Ca! . losed until unioc _ 'Calif., later this summer, Tolcyo's everythi ~* voxel ne fa time and distance at sea in Foreign Correspondents Club 1s) lright Ae t is—the way she seems | Columbus’ day was not very pre- responsible for the Western adorn to feel about you—she’s probably|“%-, Given & good wind on the/ment for the Eastern beauty. we can check without too much [Tun out the back door and down quarter, & carevel aioe ae Paprageed J , | uate 'No Greybeards Here trouble.” ithe fire escape by this time.” "miles" in an hour, as measured| “Then start checking them,” CRASHED OPEN burst out Paulson. ‘‘Get the bottom) “The fire escape?” ib males are growing of this. You claim Nellie is all|whirled about, his scar standing| * 2 * ee: ae ; : A day’s run was from sunrise to i beards for the city's anniversary | time, but how do I know. Prove|mean there's a back way out of sunset, regardless of the time of Celebration, and Mrs. Mdeed| ‘ ithat room?" lyear. Presumably roosters were Dowling, operator of a beauty' fz," Shayne said equably, “‘You'll) Paulson whirled and threw his carried, for “cockgrow” signaled shop, says a number of men have have to take my word for it.” He|weight against the door. The hook “the third part of the night.” jasked for appointments for pro- - went to the telephone and called holding it on the inside gave under {feasional dye jobs. She says she’ll/ eee Hibiscus Hotel|the impact and the door crashed one amueet progacton ta 1ame wesleot we vei ees if we get which jooked up éarlier.|open pounds, le requests. "When the switchboard answered,| O., siance showed them the , = : MATTRESS, BOX SPRING asked, “Do have : . Paulaon registered? Nelie Paulson Seeaeh St tio Beak beet cot | and 2 PILLOWS FREE! —~S 1 towa racme Saeed atta Be eu and, m4 : = } easy TERMS: " “LEA | _Thmeeinen.* Drelyn reed {spe nndng por ans 9-Pc. BEDROOM Outfit: a ia now.” Shayne caught his shoulder and VM“ : Includes dresser, mirror, bed (any size), inner- know. Look, anything more on whirled him about as he started to | eee spring mottress, box spring te match, 2 pillows and bodies appearing and disappearing run out. “Take it easy. Maybe she Through my 12 2 matching lamps. tom har. youn? had a good reason for ducking out Y | a There was a tong pause, Then | before you broke that door down. Evetyn said , “Tm sure I You and I are going down to po- Becanse I uso the new KINDY dest hw want You ms sir, |lice headquarters and—" FORAS “imagen Rearing Ae ¢ ” T-Pe, Q DON'T DO IT: : ! Sia aoe | Deluxe Modewhome Ensemble An came hang Wr Ho Sdded te Puaeta who|over Bert Pains ce ie Ear level hearing, natural, fies : had risen and was looking at him|backed away and clear. No clothing rub. No a nas Bg ed cageriy. “That much checks aremeee ake his sey A ona hot weather problems with |f Ce = oe, cS ST] ee ~kg sticky cords. ing below HOM +7. \* 6b NM ee “Well—what are you waiting 45 Army automatic aimed square- Yy ’ Nothing S ray my =a for?” ly at Shayne’s ; your ear, nothing on body. 3 } Styles for Men and Women Wide Choice of Attractive Frames 13 NO. SAGINAW ST. 7 i Ft e 2-Pc. Living Room Mes key @ 3 Tables Pe @ 2 Matching Lemps t 34995 1955 Whirlpool r Automatic Washer With Suds Miser ing feature of Syncopation. It's an we | ali-wool Wilton notable for a dramatic Sturdy Swivel $ corved effect in a three-level design. 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This may get by ina high choice is up to the girl herself. | school classroom, but it will Breaking or establishing a habit} “SPCly cause trouble tm an office takes a couple of months of con- ble is necessary to break include: Twisting or chewing strands of fingers get dirty all day long, this habit is a sure introduction to skin ‘trouble. | or in college. certed effort. Many girts help! If this seems too hard to break,| hands or is applying make-up or themselves by paying a piggy bank a gir] ought to have her hair cut! is actually washing the face. éach time they offend or by re-joff in the shortest possible style 4 A woman should never touch | her face unless she’s washed her | hese * NEW YORK (INS) enough to hide in, and The prize-winning designer doesn't mind us: backs fo any other new trend. She merely insis outline what's underneath _.. , For instance, Trigere has a bloused jacket that blouses right down te the hips — but also manages to wrap the body. As for higher waistlines, Trigere has them —done with shaping darts that emphasize the natura] figure and the natural waist. Trigere doesn’t mind high-front dresses, either. She'll give you @ high neck or a scarf-wrapped throat, and then quietly cut a key- * Coats Conceal, Dresses Reveal -—-Fashion designer Pauline Trigere thinks > the secret of fall style comes in two parts * this year: -Coats big , Coats are Trigere’s big effort. Shé makes them big, really big, with buttons the size of saucers and revers that drop to the knees, She also showed fashion editors attending the 27th National — a dresses shaped so they don’t hide a thing. | Press Week huge embroidered collars, big enough to brush the eye- _ nm oR, ® . lashes or to use as hoods. , a drapery, bloused i ee. they be used to For evening, Trigere favors the floor-length slinky black She likes it worn with a dramatic full-length cape. ROMANTIC REVIVAL ® Famed designer Karen Stark of Harvey “romantic” revival of drapes, sashes and high waists. * * * She fits satin bands into dresses a few inches above the normal — waistline, but cuts sashes down into half-sashes that show only at the sides, and then fall into long side streamers. a ieuttide Karen si Stark for Harvey Berin hole in front or bare most of the back. age Es. is this e és eR 0 OER ESS short black dinner and evening dress in tucked silk ' Satin with insets of Alencon lace. A shoestring tie forms . at the natural waist. rey Elegance _ for Autumn Milady Expected to Dress to the Teeth and Act Refined By DOROTHY ROE AP Women's Editor y» NEW YORK (®—You've got. to be elegant this fall. You've got to dress to the teeth, act like a lady and perhaps learg a. series of previews of New York fal} styles, all of which have been * Flat bows mark the natural waistline for a short dinner dress of French blue silk satin. Another bow ‘My Fair Lady’ Design Continues \W _ Spetial Group of Sums Up Whole NEW YORK - (INS) tumes for “My Fair Lady,” has dipped into the same period for) offstaze clothes. * * * Cecil Beaton, the man who launched the pia 'Women’s Section ped — fp eenengntapenenep npn nai * | THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1956 PAGES 43-47 ith 1912 Look 12 Evening Dresses Nostalgic Revival The lace is then covered with embroidery is then sashed high jover the waist in a huge cascade of pink satin. The original white ‘satin shows only in a dramatic Beaton has done a special group|hemline flounce from knee to in- of 12 evening dresses for Samuel Winston's fall collection which sum up the whole nostalgic fashion re- vival: Pegtop hobble skirts, kimono tops, draped fabric overlays, wrapped midriffs and multi-color and multi-fabric combinations, The dresses, shown today to the fashion editors attending the 27th National Press Week, are pure 1912. They look like the tea gowns fashionable ladies once wore, both in colgr and cut, * s * One, dress of black crepe has a midriff’ and bodice of draped or- ange and pink, with huge chiffon panels of orange and pink drifting! over the shoulders, The black skirt has a side drape and a hobble hem. * HOBBLE SKIRT Another dress of lavender satin also has a hobble skirt, plus an overdrape of green lace. The mid- riff is wrapped in a cummerbund and sash of lavender satin. * * _* | This color combination is also used for a pale green lace dress iwith an overlay of lavender satin. One band of the satin goes over ‘the left shoulder, and the midriff is ‘again wrapped in a satin cummer- bund and sashed to the side. Beaton, who uses as many as | four fabrics and colors for each dress, likes combinations vivid enough to be seen from the sec. — | ond balcony. step. ‘ALSO FAVORS 1912 Samuel Winston's regular design- er, Roxanne, also favors 1912, but Roxanne adapts the romance of that period into clothes with a '36 flavor. Her. pet idea for fall is a sheath with an uplifted line, softened and eased with 1912-type panels overlays and fabrie con- trasts. * « Roxanne, who designed the main Winston line, particularly likes black velvet or black satin set into black silk both for eye-appeal and the higher waistline look. One dress has velvet hands climbing from the hips to just under the bust. Another has dow- ble velvet bands stitched onder the bust in front and dipping into waistline hows at back. Back interest is important in ‘Roxanne’s designs, There are float- ling back panels, low-back V cuts on high-fronted cocktail frocks, and ‘some bloused backs gathered from the shoulders into a neat bow just under the shoulder blades, * ¢ e Roxanne’s skirts have apron overlays at front or sides, and she likes the effect of a pegtop hobble, too, All her skirts, even the “‘hob- bles,” have plenty of walking room. ‘BACK INTEREST | The high-waisted, back-interest costume was also featured today * er. warding themselves if they hold until she learns to keep fingers out for a week. ° * * Typical teenage habits that a; Rubbing, touching or picking on) girl ought to go to whatever trow'the face with finger tips. Since’ prescribe for an itchy scalp. and teeth’ out of it. * * * | Seratching the scalp. This one, |by Herbert Sondheim. This fashion if it seems to be impossible to) The English designer, for in-jfirm, known for neat costumes, avoid, should be treated where it|stance, has one gown that starts makes them especially young-look- starts, at the scalp. A beautician,|with white satin. The satin is cov-|ing for this fall- with slim high- dermatologist or allergist ought to ered with white lace from elbow-|waisted dresses, and tiny chopped jlength sleeve to knee. off jackets. peeks*from the back of a keyhole neckline, From the William Fox collection. ae ify itil rf é “EE ee f First Birthday to Be Celebrated By Fellowship Mrs. Lowell Mount presided at ithe Tuesday e ‘the Christian Women's Fellowship of the First Christian Church, * « ® | The worship service was cor \ducted by Mrs, Harry Kunse and the program was presented Mrs, Allan Hersee, ~ This black and white tweed three-piece suit with lace and sequin ascot has a fitted jacket outlined in black braid. Under it is a black jersey Porter's vest with self. _ buttons. Designed by Roxanne for Samuel Winston. id Berin favors the. a i Seger ee j : fe « THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1956 ee eee ape ape ae ae ’ 4 a. ast ae ee SG SSE L SAVE $500! New grands, spinets and consoles played only in the MUSIC FESTIVAL—on sale at great reductions! PAY AS LOW AS $950 a week after a small down payment GRINNELL’S, 27 S. Saginaw, Pontiac grade. First Lady of World Communism Alexeevna could, if she wished, relax in the title of “First Lady of World Com- munism.” But judging by her past, “Kat- ya.” as she is knows to her | friends, will do little | either on her visit as the head of | a Russian delegation invited by | the British Parliament, or on her return to her post in Moscéw. Furtseva — the Russians don't! ‘use Mrs.—has been for the past itwo years the first seeretary of the ‘Moscow City Committee of . the party. One of her predecessors was Nikita S. Khrushchev, now the nation’s No, 2 Communist. J More importantly, Furtseva is a candidate member of the Presi- dium of the Central Committee of the party—the Soviet Union's gov- ernment - within - a - government.| She's the first woman to make the NO STANDARD TYPE But this strawberry blonde a lady Communit. By CHARLES M, KLENSCH -} ‘Komsomol the same year, 1924. Britain Gets Good L Look at Ru s Furtseva, stayed on Ss hs Salk mectety of the Moscow party tate ora couple of yours fe organzation in 19 In March 34 graduation her boss moved up a notch and/g Posts she stepped in. Furtseva's husband, Nikolai P, Firyubin, is an important cog in the Soviet foreign service. He was assigned to the strategic post of ambassador to Belgrade last August, Furtgeva was born in 1910 in Her father and mother worked in a textile mill in the town. Her mother supported the family after citizen-soldier Alexei Furtsev died at the front in 1914. Blonde, pigtailed Ekaterina Alex- eevna finished grade school at 14 and followed her mother to the textile mill. She joined the infant Aside from her job and her Kom- somol activities, young Katya also attended night high school. Taking on all jobs in sight became a habit. Temperature Is Important in Ironing Clothes MADISON, Wis. (INS)—In giv- ing your clothes a “well pressed” look, gear your ironing tempera- ture to the material. ieonore Landry, University of Wisconsin clothing specialist, says leven the cld standby, cotton, has jones fit the standard picture of tl * She's a sestventy 5-foot-5 who! Pressing temperatures. For the wears no makeup and prefers dark ‘polished cottons with a shiny fin- inew finishes that mean different) starting friday, 9:30 a. m. july spectacular famous maker lastex swimsuits ‘77710 usually $10.95 and $12.95 An exciting group | of streamlining lastex swimsuits in solid colors and novelty patterns. Boned bras, removable straps. Sketched: Shirred ‘panel sheath with white-piped cuffed bra. Red, rose, peacock, pink, navy, ) blue. 32-38. sale, $7.70 * chino separates $] 98 ond $78 usually $2.98 and $3.98 Long wear cotton chino shorts and skirts at good savings. Popular belt-back ivy league styling. Red or green stripes; beige, blue, black, white solid colors. Shorts: 10-16, sele, $1.98. Bermudas: 10-16, sale, $2.98. Skirts: 10-16, sale, $2.98. sun-tops $] 49 ond $] 98 Colorful cotton knit sun-tops in solids and novelty patterns. Many styles in sleeveless and tank types. Small, medium, forge. sale, $1.49 and $1.98. ni(iitd TEL-HURON SHOPPING CENTER SHOP MON., THURS., FRI., SAT. to 9 P.M. tailored suits and frilly, feminine blouses, She wears her wavy hair ‘combed back wifh a part on the left side. She plaits it into a pig- tail and curls it in a bun in back. When chatting with foreigners. at Kremlin “receptions, she talks softly and smiles frequently. You catch a gleam of golden bicus- ~pids as she laughs. Her blue- gray eyes twinkle. But Furtseva on the hustings is a tough, Communist agitator — lashing out at heel-draggers among the capital's 450,000 eard-carriers. * Between meetings and her ad- ministrative chores, she's off in- specting factories, laying corner- stones and representing Soviet women on trips abroad. At the same time she manages ‘to bring up her 14-year-old daugh- iter, Svetana, a Moscow high ish, press on the right side but the iron should not be as hot as it normally is for cotton. To bring out the slub or tex tured finish of a cotton or for ether materials with a dull finish you want to retain, press on the side. Most synthetic fibers and blends, said Miss Landry, require an iron temperature no higher than that ‘for rayon. Nylon, orlon and dacron take only the low heat. The clothing specialist’ said wo- men pressing an all-dynel material should never use a steam fron be- cause the moisture lowers the reiting point of the fibers so even a low setting will be too warm. Leaves Hospital” Gertrude Stephison of Pine Lake avenue hag returned to her home in 1940 and then stepped much to do took on more and more. The gal who couldn't get too|t! at 40, when she wag elected second Auxiliary to Pontiac General Hospital D. R. Wilson Tuesday ‘are (left) Mrs. Planning for the membership tea and Olsen of Bloomfield Hills and Mrs. R. N. | garden party to be given by the Women’s’ Rapaport of East Iroquois road. Richard E. mer home on Watkins Lake. Mrs. will be hostess at her sum- Hall Family Holds New Designs Are Chic Reunion at Picnic from University Hospital, Ann Arbor. MALING what | Styles ‘do you look for at a Sale? | Dressy styles? Casual ones? reduced to only $1.97 ond And do it now! * Formerly 2. Not every size you get a kick out of finding unusual - shoes at o sale. Well, we have every kind at Maling’s colossal summer sale. - $o come and see our glamorous shoes that were selling from $2.99 fo $6.99 just a few weeks ago—now Every Color! Every Material! Every Heel Height! Maling Shoes 50 NORTH SAGINAW STREET Open Monday ond Friday Evenings SHOES Sunday -iliam Davidsons on Eastwood drive, The Hall family reunion was held at the home of the Wil- beginning with a picnic dinner. Mrs, Jennie Hall of Green street was the honored guest at the gath- ering. During the afternoon games and swimming were enjoyed, and sup- per was served at the John Graham home in LaSalle Park. Guests were present from Milford, Rochester, Auburn Heights and Pontiac. About 122,000 U.S. women work, in airplane manufacturing. —A shower curtain can be more! than just a piece of waterproof bathroom decor. played at the 2th National Housewares Manufacturers Exhib- it, prove that shower curtains can be both chic and cheery, | ‘Take, for example, the hand- printed, heavy curtain designed ' by Florence Isles, She used Vic- Shower Curtain Glamor | ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. (INS)| torian period circus performers cloth—it can be the key to your ‘keyed to the latest in towel shades Some of the latest curtains, dis-! hye, green, yellow, pink, tur- i i q : ' for her motif in a gay print with | lots of girls in tights, { and The color range is wide quoise, gray, black and white or champagne. People with a yen for faraway places will go for the travel poster print that’s: new in shower eur. 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Wonderful Vacation Efficient dress- themselves by Sacony. Perfect for an easy va- cation. :. no pers. anywhere, colors! worn Cotton knit shirts simply pull on. Cotton gabar- dine shorts havé elasticized waistbands. Pretty details, like the stripes, match up fashionably. For wear, they're rugged as a tortiboy. Rousing “It's a wonderful buy.” Shirt 1.85 (3 to 6x) 1.95 q to 14). Shorts 2.50 and 2.95. ™ MAGA MM == Riker Bidg. — W. Huron St. M: SOO LODE ILO, LA Iie I i fim IO mm PNA I le iin fii im Pe i hei Son ita itn Pam Ath Sa fm shoo NLP a ed __| Egil @eindie de ede dnd aan a ee sae . ) t [| \ This black peau d’ange silk dinner dress features a waistline cross - folded into a wide scissors skirt. It is from the back bow. fall collection of the house of Samuel Winston and was designed by Roxanne. The high black velvet midriff forms a _._ THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, \Gourmet _ Dressing IsGreen Mrs. Hayhow Uses - Mayonnaise for Salad Topping | =? = es 4 ' 1 JULY 12, 1950 Circle Has Picnic Bates ee. Townsend Still Thrills | Womenfolk. SOLIHUL, England (INS)8group Capt. Peter ‘Townsend may have Townsend held a news conference at the Rover auto plant near Bir- mingham Wednesday to tell of the 60,000-mile world tour he itends to take by automobile. He sald he’s received an “ex- traordinary variety” .of offers from would-be companions. One, he said, was from a middle-aged woman who said she’d’be happy to sleep in the car if only he would take her along. Townsend, whe intends to resign from the Royal Air Force before setting out in his specially built Landrover car, apparently intends to make the jaunt soolo. He 8s is ‘‘quite happy being alone." Ed He hinted to newsmen at: the Solihul conference that he might tour Red China. Reviewing his pro-| jected , the slim air hero mentioned Hong Kong and added: “Then there is a possibility which I leave to your imagina- tion. But if it doesn’t come off delegate. lems and limitations. gether. Wayne Chapter Honored? for Hospital Book Drive | A book drive for the benefit of the children at Pon- |7 tiac State Hospital in November 1955 helped b: es an award to Beta Mu, Wayne State University’s chap- |— ter of Theta Sigma Phi, national professional honor- |) ary fraternity for won in journalism. * . | The announcement of the award was made at the annual convention held July 2 to 7 at the University of Wisconsin in Madison, according to Donna Ander- son of Cass-Elizabeth road, Beta Mu president and * * : Beta Mu was one of five chapters to win an award © based on fulfillment of national requirements and progress judged in considering each chapter’s prob- ~ There are 56 chapters alto- | bring = 1487 Pairs GROUP | Regular to 12.95 JACQUELINES and RISQUES GROUP Ii Regular to 12.95 NATURALIZERS } GROUP III Regular to 16.95 MARQUISES GROUP IV Regular to 24.95 MARTINIQUES Shoe Salon—Mezzanine NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BETTER SHOE CLEARANCE 4 a BB a Newest famed-brand styles at unusual savings! Hi,/) mid and flat heels! Leathers, meshes, patents, suedes| . « + whites, black, red, blue, beige and pastel. All) 7 ~ sizes but not in every style. ese e es ro Marjory Avey to Wed Kenneth Corbett July 20 METAMORA—Mrs. Mary Avey ‘forthcoming marriage of her daughter, Marjory Ellen to the Rev. Kenneth F. Corbett on Friday ‘evening, July 20th, at 8 p.m, in the First Baptist Church in Lapeer. A reception will follow the cere- mony and will take place in the church parlors. The groom to be is pastor of a ichurch at Byron, Michigan, and I will go straight on to Japan.” ‘ihe couple will reside in Byron. Townsend said his post-tour plans are uncertain but that, at pres- ent, he has ‘‘no intention’ of com- ig back to England. — If your feet do swell perceptibly, ‘buy new shoes in the afternoon rather than the morning. of Metamora has announced the [ Children’s— Boys’ — Girls’ — Misses’ Shoes ae] aictele]s) EATING! 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No terrorists sighted.” That was the report of a patrol of British soldiers who walked out of the Malayan jungle the other day as Britain entered the ninth year of its war upon Communist rebels. : | The soldiers, in their 20s, had spent days hacking their way through underbrush or burning leeches from their skin. Their re- port was pretty much routine for the “‘emergency” that each day seems to lose more of its urgency. The Communists, once a force estimated at 5,000, are supposed to number 2,500 to 3,000 now, They tangle with British forces only 'eceasionally. | This is an expensive war for Britain .— about three million popular at home. Britons sense the decline of their influence in send out draftees. | “The average Malay seems tired young ™men, mostly ——'of restrictions too. _| Roadblocks still dot the high- ways. Curfews, imposed in 1548, Malaya. It is hard for them to! court photographer to mark 45th birthday on June 29. i lknown as the “Black Angels” were jand Charles L. Four local members of a gang sentenced to terms of 3-to-15 years at Jackson prison Monday after): being found guilty of the June breakin of a Livingston County Post Office in which $1,000 in cash| "8° Prairie Schooner 4 Sentence Four (Carrying Couple | ; | jin June Robbery | 4 Local Gang Members P| Given 3-15 Years for yesterday =) | Post Office Crime Across Country was reportedly stolen. * * * Sentenced were: Milton W. Me-| Dowell, 19, Elizabeth Lake Ave., Cone, 19, 5045 Chey-! in Waterford Town- Harold L. Rice, 21, and Har-' areas they can farm, hold a smoldering contempt for the Ma- ilay authorities. * folder write Wie f dollars a. month. It is also un-| Today the Malayan Communist |party finds two factors working ‘against it, 5 | Armed rebellion has been down- graded in the context of world) ‘Communist strategy. And the ‘rapid grant of Malayan independ- jence — due next year — has cut ithe ground from under the party's i feet. 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Woolworth of the Woolworthleartier in the week, Brigusied. “He's a young man with pre. ang Se | he RPS py Spaen —Ri ; , : ; e had a , : ve John Turner, however, has one of the big problems hs me Tour i= all the prospective bidders,” said Although Briggs insists “There. of the current racing season. He is the first secretary to| Al Their bid for the baseball com-|Briggs. “Actually, we had nar-|is no inside track,” there is no be called upon to weigh Nashua, the world’s greatest, == — \ Lectin: odie dah duane oh ct a aaa wlan at oe eetnale wie money winner and Needles, the No. 1 star in the 3-year- Cerra ara cart to ecainet toe Winbplnce Semetose cnaltioe dollars fess than the bid of a|Washington that i be best! president—who would remain with old division. The two may meet in the $100,000 Mon- heade torr, jot the East with a game against|a double \header Sunday against|*vmdicate headed by Bill Veeck’ for the Tigers’ group to select one/the Tigers in an executive capaci: mouth Handicap Saturday. ; : ? the Washington tenighl.jihe Gieagtaes Belligiars Crtoine| Sit Saar Ove nae tO eee ee ane ee Nees Oe baer Meds Ont group tale eye | : They'll also play Baltimore, New| could widen the one-game gap De-|ted by movie Producer Bob Gold-people examine WEIGHT FOR NASHUA A BIG PROBLEM | ee York and Boston before they re-|troit now holds over Baltimore, |Stein and Toronto sportsman Jack Tue: Saye Gasp tane Bem oe x eee How will Turner handle the situation? That is a ques- turn to Briggs Stadium July 24 for Thien, tos, combatting should be | arigies ‘who with hie slstgme: Silene tock ehiee kde abort een int tat one vice be a stretch of home games that will) . , group that sometime next tion owners of 32 eligibles for the Monmouth Handicap thins tote seth eel left of the impetus of last week- |herited the Tigers from their latejseven per cent of the stock in/week will select one bid, This is want to see answered—to say nothing of thousands of OTL tho Tigre. are going to | Sadie S24 Barrage thet meth itather, sald he ae ea beet ar eee cokes Chink titan anne rtnnn ot the sania, turf followers who are aligned in either the Nashua or tighten thelr bold on bth place an oust wee wee of Mon” suid Briggh. “I weeldr'tlecton, The 'atne eels: Needles camps. : rs “ Noe mea toes Ge Ge ae ‘ Briggs caid all along. that thejhave invested money in hie outfit/Sisson, the club's secretary and _ Normally a 3-year-old does not attempt to com- portunity between now end Tess: Coe cies ‘us Mantel Eepebadauns eeccke ie eaten ee ee pete with older horses at this stage of the season, ae ee ee NE eee ae cn 8 ne. Sat ed ee ene usually waiting until late fall. ' The club should be pretty well judgment to “avold eny confu-| Briggs: and other members of| ps8 Se, dll pom ga : However, in this case, Needles is on the grounds and rested after the three-day all-star \ sion.” That way, he theorized, thelthe club's board of directors have|i,. bide to be put before the awaiting the handicap for his next start. Detind the top money bid, submitted ~ * * geo | ‘ Tebbetts Sees the Veeck group, and Beige" Officials were assured earlier that Nashua would be a 3 # Tt ouble F choice, the Knorr syndicate, will pointed for the first $100,000 stakes in the track’s his-| a g @ &. rouble rom he une nae tory. a rsxnittn” |Phils for Reds , Under the scale of weights for July, in New Jersey, |** “"™ fo0i3' cases | 3-yeat-olds carry 114 pounds when the distance is [spat & px, Tort,,) P™—temoniieague managers can be timid a mile and a quarter, while for horses 4 years old one a beet }* een and older, the scale is 126 pounds. These weights, [peu(.?sl"witiius’'s pm. — moen| Dome yesterday naturally, form the starting point of Turner's handicap. Renae Soy, tein, [game and a half and There is nothing to stop him from assigning an out- ane the Marilyan Smith standing performer weight higher than the scale, peal Shi in over the Ansaricen LANGnS bg Bo , with | | i of [ i , i Ne E ile FE | | g = 3 rf te i i 4 f & i | #92 Fi f E z g i i F és E " ng yh godin: keep him from dropping & few rae me a tthe leader inthe don BE BB vas oe wean el | china mon iene en eee SS od from Citation, rates as the toy henner mo Ranma: 4 eg pm-—|those games. It will be a real test,” |"reens Play ships the East; if Swaps were around the story might be dif- “ ae | Ed Bierne, pass catching ferent. New, York. st “Si. ‘Lous. 8 p.m —Mearn Machen Scores of the University of Detroit sev- So, Nashua doubtiess will get first ranking among the|"” iris, . ae older horses when Turner sits down to turn out his x peer (Smashing Kayo re ssw wm Eight Listed Nin Vlas Conan ye f i ‘ ( i at i | eae IE RANE A CUR SE sei Cha C UIA A OB RIND, VOHRA ROG Siig SOON, i aM ° in 8th Round beaten Eddie Machen, his CHICAGO, July 12 W\—Eight % heightened by a smashing year-olds are listed as starters in out victory last night Satuday’s $100,000-added Arlington Cuban giant, Nino Valdes, Classic and the field could be in- ently will be in no hurry creased to 12, rer bigger game; Calumet Farm's Preakness win- *. ¢ 8 ner, Fabius, with Bill Hartack up, Machen, is expected to rule a slight favor- ad . Hi ite in the mile fixture. But a jackknife with a thudding strong challenge will be hurled by right to the stomach in the eighth) of ros E. Gay Drake's Swoon Son with round. Ten seconds later Nino, ly- pins. ve Cuaue oak So Ge Seat GU Wy Sh SOE! Univinctey at retionn The Classic will mark the first ¥ niversity 's football meeting this year between The bout was scheduled for 10 in Columbus against Ohio Swoon’s Son, unbeaten in four rounds, : State, November 24th, will have a starts, and Fabius. Already the or pes allotment of Wi Other starters are Head Man, weight, although he has had onlyion hand for the contest. All of ! F | Doubledogdare, The Warrior, Flight History, Ben A. Jones and -|in the ratings on his sparkling vic- , Royal Sting. Uncertain are Liberty tory over Valdes in the nationally . ; . : § stabl te of Fabi ho : rm a ema abius bag , televised—bout fypm the Miami| Scotty McBeath Heads Publinx Field Jovial Jove, First Lap and Rath- eram. Golfing Tyro Bags | .,sussme, ur sin serge (ie, mente be ona . An doni qd Nn S ti | / | | n : Content 10 1 County Sheriff's Department who is helping train the boxing pros- |Machen will be a. real title con- . tender. . SAN FRANCISCO (# — Sixteen Park course to reduce the field to/Calif., runner-up to McBeath in thejbeing the lone Michigan : pects at the Auburn Heights Boys Club, dons the gloves with Bill semifinalists : | Ace at Bald Mountain Gerber, member of the club in @ workout sestion. The Auburn gutters taday nent Snip She third WE Sas tiuaption with the goede re whe sioes Heights Club is sponsoring a benefit boxing show at Wisner stadium NCAA Champ round of the 3ist amateur Public golf were the unusual happenings. : Playing golf for only his second) Friday night. July 27th, to raise funds for its activities and Links championships where, judg- Dick : summer, Larry Termarsch, 380 Ca-) ont. ome equip: Keeps Net Hope ing from yesterday, anything CaM! Conads, Calif., shot a hole-in-one|the round of 16 were Ovid Seyler, ae tk Scarbrough talpa, Pontiac, Tuesday gccom- : Alive in Upse t happen. during his first-round match but|San Francisco; Peter Schefcick, plished a feat that most golfers | | , never do in a lifetime at the Continuing in the role of favorite|lost. ‘ San Mateo, Calif.;: Jim Wilbert,| cick vs, Wilbert; . | * s s | p was salesman Scotty McBeath, the * ¢ ¢@ South San Francisco; Mike M. Amjjison; Buxbaum game. He bagged an ace on Bald, INDIANAPOLIS # — Alex Ol- yearold qualifying medal “Then Eddie Langert of Memphis,/donian, Pontiac hele: . Mountain's par 3, 170-yard No, 17 Howell resi in Spotlight medo of Arequipa, Peru, the wre Palo Alto, Calif., who _ Tenn., dropped his oe round- Nichols, Louisville - oY Fa Gelics vs. McBeath. green. NCAA titlist but unseeded in tches handily tt ' og ou Upsets during the first match Larry, 20, was playing with his , Western tennis championships, |"! “rst ~~ é : — ‘ioe saat parle be Rea + vg ne Pancreas play rounds over the 6,683-yard father, Lawrence, brother David Bennie Howell and Dale Priest,)no one was hurt. Bud Harbert wasiwas still alive today going into “in his ball o ot 4 phase Me be Harding course included a lap and Hugh Remley, 209 Buick Pon-|oth Pontiac devotees of the speed-|2nd and Don Irish 3rd. the quarter-final round of the} Two more will be played today|cue in getting his out of @ Junie Buxbaum, Memphis, Tenn. |victory by 18-year-old Dave On tiac. He banged a spoon shot that W8YS, grabbed top spots in last} Don Baden won ist heat, and| western, lover the par 38-36—72. Harding|tree. “Improper use of a club” was ee:8 {stad of Miami Springs, Fla., over hit the green, went in the cup on|Might’s split race card at Pontiac|Bob Gatton the pursuit. The University of Southern Cal- the official ruling. thira.|, Andonisin, who is the 1956 Mich-|Air Force champion: Dick Steanrs the first bounce. Speedway. ; _Davisburg Cub Scout pack werelifornia player made it by upset- - Five 4 = ave re lian Publinx champion, defeated of Portland, Ore. Then Onstad Ace was the 2nd within three Howell was the “light” of the guests of the Speedway for theling ‘fourth-seeded Sammy Giam- rte yg ese — sures) foes in Wednesday’s match| went down 5 and 4 before McBeath days on the same hole and the 4th hardtops, while Priest led the an-|night. malva of Houston, Tex., 6-3, 6-3 in .) [ | a a play. in the second go round.” ys Bebe yd were under par for yesterday's * * @ of the season for Bald Mountain. tice of the old muda Boys. | , . - a match that was easier than the play, McBeath was one of them.| He defeated Isamu Maurata Joe Gallardo of Los Angeles, the - Howell was tiatest qualifier won J0Ck’S Service Winner 4 rmserget Pistia, Ne 4 The others were Joe Roach, na-| of Honolulu, 4 and 2 in the morn- |nyo.°3 man in the qualifying, went Double Winner . 3rd heat and the in Little L ve Tilt c ro , , . if e tional Negro champion from Los ing round and then gained 9 2 out 4 and 3 in his first match— | In Tuesday’s regular play for|"®, {as the theee. 3 1, defeated John Leach of Los An- Angeles, George Galios of Mon-| and 1 decision over Gene Frase |. aint Mike Mural, a member of Silver Lake Golf cub women, Mrs. suit. He hve reyes retaining Jack’s Service won a Little geles, 6-4, 6-4. . : x terey, Calif., Dick Hopwood of of Memphis in the afternoon, this year’s Ohio State team, Then } Elbert Looney turned out to be a)e ey eae oe ae eae ny Brows L@ague softball tilt under the Dray: Two Runs in Ist Inning |/Phoentx, Ariz., and George Aubrey) Andonian just made the qualify-/Mike was defeated by Schefcick, double winner. She carded low “all: slong with Johny ‘ton Plains lights, last night, They Acti " «© jot Moon Run, Pa. ing field by one stroke on Tuesday,'2 and 1 : won and John Devlin. All three went) orsesnoe ACTION Produce 2-0 Victory in esday, : gross of 52 for the day then won| ugh the wall duri the fea-\Cllected four runs in the top of * * @ : the blind hole (par 4 No. 7) with eeeee ne ae ances, of Flint (the 7th frame to beat Rogers Elec- F Junior Legion Play On the other hand, one ‘of to- : ‘ 5. Low net went to Mrs. Clare tn ie Tat. try at the speedway, |ttic 9-6. Count was tied at 5-5 going Begins Next Week . day's matches brought together Scoring Extremes. 4 Campbell of Watkins Lake at 35. le@huck-Partello was 2nd (also won into the top of that inning, but Hunt i" Rochester's American Legion Jim North, the 265-pound genial | 3 a . Thirty-two took part in the activi-| drove in the winning tally on a sin- orth Bend, Wash., and O L T Ce Rect pt tN Wim 2) eh Ea PA Lama se. (yh Se acta sent ill ub lt et tn ® 2 Et pate, an svewco nen IKXDOW, LOuie's on Top Potter's at Watkins Lake attract-/°S* “© sevimy| Proksch for Jack's had a triple 1 ' over i ) t from Franklin ed 2 Priest took the fastest qualifying) 14 le for three RBIs and Un- ton Plains Ball Park for all inter-\capture the first-half champion- Park. Ul City softball sors on twwol chante a veah ceaios a women, time, won the 2nd heat and the : bad ested enthusiasts living in the Wa- ship of the Junior Legion circuit. , i. encoun staged Areal f for the old models, Many|¢"W00d of Rogers got a homeritertorg Township vicinity In winning two matches yester- fields Jast night, ran the gamut'final turn at bat in an eature for ' uty | and three singles for the top hitting . The team managed by Al jday, the scrambling big Jim was|,.., “_leatch up, but fell one Sports Calendar spinouts marked the feature, but job ! Competition will be divided into Secoceny ; a shutout to a high-scoring run . got its victory in the 13 strokes over par while Emil hich 25 count.| ney. banged seven hits and In a Junior League’ contest Yan- i. with awards for the win-| 1%t Inming. It parlayed a walk, went 11 over but nevertheless png a were aided an error that followed a tricky | whipped two foes. Tee | ; THURSDAY s : kees defeated Drayjon Drugs 5-4, completion part scored CLASS A—Bler No. 72) vs. OMC, 8:30 Junior Leagues with the winning rans coming in omg baad of play 1M) vant, and a long double for all | North, who can blast out his| Shutout was administered by |steadily from the 2nd on, with a pm, at Winer. Two Knothole League contests,|the 6th frame on, successive hits . the game's counters. No one was | drives 300 yards, beat Craig Olson| Pulver Tires, 4-0, over General (big 4th frame the deciding factor. merty MEN'S Royal Ber ve Biemarione Class E and four Class F|by Young, Long and Armstrong.| League play in singles and dou- | out at the time. it. Motors, A total hits Stadium Inn, $:30, at Beaudette, OMG games provided a heavy junior will begin July 17th Rochester thus becomes the 18th poe med : bles with vs, Elks No, 810, 8:30, at North Side. baseball aon for Wedn esday A ae! / " e play being scheduled for Tues- tative at the Jun- ys Gidley Rieetrie, 7 pm, and VPW vs lat the Columbia-Joslyn diamonds. Adios Harry Favorite | 2.5 ang Tharedaye, weekly, um. Dee Legion’ none tournament, start. Dre on Drug. 8:36, at Drayton. 7. wae the SE’ tilt which! WESTBURY,/N.Y. W—Although| 42? the lights. : ¥ , oul we Emmanve! Baptist 0. a P beaten in his last two starts Adios ing next Wednesday. at Willams Lake School. '|Boys’ Club won from Mets 5-1. Joe!iiarry still was rated the over-| Registration for participants can) Larry LaForge gave up only | fired a two-hitter for the ; ¢ $25,.|be made by calling the Waterford|three hits in a sharp mound job tian Tinson ; night 8-5 fayorite in tonight's $25, ng Mixed Two-Ball Poursome golf tourna-|Victory. Boys’ Club won it in theiqgg National Pacing Derby at|Township Recreation Office, OR/for the winners. Whitey Larson for ment at Pontiac a aaa if Course. | jet inning with a four-run blast. Roosevelt ‘Raceway 3-9152, no later than Monday, July Boys’ Club also turned in a fine canes Baseball s 7 The 5-year-old owned by J. How-|16th. Over twenty men have reg-|pitching job, holding Rochester to bt holt Wage Sie Mathews" jereaves 18, bore’ Club Noland Lyons of Greenwood, Del. andjistered to date.) -~ oe any aa ‘once Me ve. ‘30, at Columbia-| Boye , 40, 9.8. Merchants, 1.|listed to be driven Ly- ‘ Gerry ) and . Sete aera ES ear. 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(8 —[fornia AAU decathlon lest year: Forty-two fast, big men will work|Othcials of this weekend's meet their think son {is capable of com- way through 10 track and) jie more than 8,000 points. day at Wabash College in the Na- os 6-8 m' The three top performers will Dest al [he died fo Se Otyeapic squad. J California Striders Club, Forty-Iwo Entered in AAU Decathlon which he has leaped 25 feet 5% inches. * *¢ *@ Sam Adams of the Santa Bar- bara (Calif.) AC who defeated win | Richards éarlier this year in the Southern Pacific decathlon, is a potential winner in three events, He has best performances in the shot put, 52 feet 9% inches; dis- cus, 159 feet, 3 inches, and jave- lin, 220 feet. Ernie Shelton of the Southern who failed to make the U.S. team in the high jump despite past per- formances up to 6 feet 11% inches, should win that events Aubrey Lewis, Notre Dame foot- ‘ball halfback, who was runner-up to Richards in the_1954 national decathlon, is the top 400-meter dash man with a 47-second mark and also is strong in the hurdles. Glenn Morris, 1936, and Bob|'™_ 1952. } Richards, who has topped 15 Mathinn, 198 and 2008. feet 4% inches in the vault, can Johnson, 6 - foot - 2% and 195) yin qver 1,000 points in the one record of 7,887 points by scoring) year’s AAU decathlon. 7,983 in winning the Central Cali- Johnson is rated best in the |field in the 100-meter dash, in i which he has a best time of 10.5 }seconds, and the broad jump, in at Felt COMPLETE SPINNING | On jthe winner pockets $5,000 was a OUTF IT ld of 23, ended ty amatew ’ ’ rs YA Coleman Deluxe JICE CHEST| - place check. Finsterwald’s ‘here, too, ‘low 60s and ties after the first _two rounde over the 6,500-yard ‘Royal Quebec course which has a ————_— ioae Century ifrom Goshen, N. Y., field may go over the " 60-and-ties ito keep the required 12 Canadian pros and five amateurs in it. | One of Canada's top entries, A) * Balding of Toronto, was a late arrival yesterday—the day after ithe registration officially closed. hand for the open, in which He said he overslept and missed plane connections. He was allowed to enter late, over the objection of some U.S. players. Scott Frost Not Ready FOXBORO, Mass. ) — Trainer- driver Joe O’Brien has sent word that rain slowed the training schedule of Scott Frost, the California champ, and that the *horse will not be ready for the $10,000 Massachu- setts Trotting Derby tomorrow night. There is speculation that O’Brien felt his horse would not be up to a peak necessary to face Galo- The field will be chopped to the|phone, 2:01 Boxing managers Marv Jensen, Hymie Wollman and Alex Kos- kowitz are in the fur business. REEL tr | !’ PICNIC JUGS Ree, ] 93 ‘BADMINTON | SETS *5* HAWN’S plant. Unusual adv: on’ merit, in i tll re i =, = UBM amen cena IBM offers unusual EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Battle Creek, Mich., Area and other desirable locations "experience. Excellent starting paid while you train at : i and are . ¥. oe aee be | 8 are 8 Rm. Spabeon ae ~ : were THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1956 ee ar TO NO AVAN—Although Dick Herman (right) of La Calif., shot a hole-in-one on the 166-yard third hole in the tourney at San Francisco, he still lost the match to Bob Cnt) of Portiand, Oregon. Patterson fired a birdie two on the hole. oer en Middlecoff on— Doctoring Your Golf Game Hadepst ell rey . Het sEELTEE ih i 3 E Hint Te F oS inf * lstt REE Police Squad Sinks | Vigilantes Nine 15- 1 the rubber. They blasted out seven hits to help the runners home. Of all the 14 hits ‘Collected off Jim Hoke the coppers managed to get only one triple, by Jerry Pointer, in the 2nd inning, a bdse-cleaning operation, good for two runs. Leon Weeks was the winning pitcher, giving up only four blows.’ Despite the heavy barrage of hit- ting, not a single error was charged to efther team. 000 200 0— 2 4 6 Prrrerrrer 170 3223 x—15 14 6 Jim Hoke and Garth Mellick; Leon | Weeks and Bud Hayward. Gillis’ Late Blow Wins for Drug Nine With the count tied at 44 in the last frame of last night's Water- ford Softball League contest _ Thrifty Drugs came through with “a timely single by Chuck Gillis to score Farger for a 5-4 victory. White Brothers was the losing club. White's tied it up at the top of the 7th when Gregory scored after, singling, going to 2nd on an in- field out and home on Ed Varion's single. 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THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1956. Goer ese ] Redlegs, Yanks Out to Widen Leads (Time of Decision in Major League Races — a ay Sa asineuione Stain That puts the Redlegs, who have|aimost exactly as it was at thisjgame. But within nine days, the Mantle, still wearing a brace on ‘There also are two notable fn- |in the National and American ee oye at te make hay. [apparently safely out front. New|White Sox. A month later, nineinning haul im the All-Star|with Milwaukee catcher Del Cran- or the coast werk Langte pauuadl totin, vese. Se dendy * * vid Test baht 0 Ciguee ofp cvesilent hed Siew 2 Seeueee cet which’ : *** . [Cincinnati Redlegs the New! It algo put the Braves and the third- ankees in third, 2 the All-Star ‘WASH ‘N WEAR [York Yankees enjoy the leads at /Dodgers,’who are two games be-|Place Cleveland going into a three-|back of Chicago. It wasn’t until third base- SLACKS the moment with great -expecta-hind, on the spot, along with)Same series with the Indians to-/late August that, Hew York finally the second Crease resistarit dacron tions ahead fourth-place St. Louis and fitth-|day and with the White Sox due/got its pennant ds in gear. the Dodgers timid blend in solids ond °° » place Pittsburgh. The Cardinals, {Fr three-game visit starting A, wat fee about splashes —~ very long || Cincinnati could fatten its 1%-|particularly, are on the fence— Sunday. cee Manager Casey Stengel | : ce et. wearing... 28 to 44 [game National League edge al-/having lost 11 of their last 16 and the three-day All-Star game : fered in a household mishap. |most overnight. And the Yankees, eight of their last nine tq fall to A year ago, the Yankees had a'may have helped his wobbling secpionaed $ leven with Mickey Mantle and qa mere 1 int five-game spread over second-|pitching staff, but the big ques- y a percentage point edge |Yogi Berra bothered by injuries,|over the Bucs. place Cleveland with Chicago an-jtion is how effectively lcould bust the AL race wide open./ All in Alghonse-Gaston| ther seme beck as the pennant; Mantis and Yoel Berra cam work for ¥ injuries. CASUAL SPORT SHIRTS Washable cotton shirts in ligh th t ee $, M, L, XL NO MONEY DOWN! AY ‘EASY TERMS! NATIONAL imaining on their current homeja pennant stand and get back to business|whale of a changeup from last jafter the All-Star game break by|season — when the break-away lopening a three-game series Dodgers led by 11% games after jagainst the seventh-place Philadel-/the All-Star game break. | phia Phillies tonight. 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A yielded by a ig ie) Cc UNDERC TING a ae , Bob Porterfield pote ooh = ay _ pase Chase Street set previous high of 19 , Chuc t Porterfield, now with Boston, is|Senators and Early Wynn of the ranner-up to Pascual with 15. 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They often scare you, but they al- so make your imagination run | late model of the Nash, auto, above, is the Tatra- from behind the Iron Curtain, pas. now being shown in Prague, Crechoslovakia. The legal exchange rate is four loty to the dollar. At that rate: THURSDAY FRI.-SAT. COMMERCE DRIVE-IN Large Kiddies’ Playground Come Early and Dine | in Our Outdoor sien To NI IGHT CRS 67 OS ee eee YVONNE DE CARLO i iat sip ell 3 bai tf A 3 J Tih : git : the shops actually have goods windows. : 7 5 be EES > a GE: 2 - FLAME OF THE -ISLAN bs TRUCOLOR _ by Consolidated BLUE)?" Theater ve-In A REPUBLIC PRODUCTION Two 2150 Opdyke Rd TERRIFIC A ’ Box Office joo Opens 7] FEATURES! WATERFORD ES DRIVE-IN THEATER THE FAMILY DRIVE-IN Corner Williams Lake- Rds.—Box Office s 7:30 P.M, LAST TIMES TONITE the RIOTOUS Me, ._ Marilyn MONROE fort WARNER Bros. PRESENT DWARD G. reneon ILLEGAL +MUGM MARLOWE: -JAVNE MANSFIELD Bercen Pay by WR BURNETT ond JAMES R WERE Bone by Mer Bremer Pretered by FRAME P ROSEVRERS . Di-wewes by LEWIS ALLEN _. In Att THe Worto Never Anotuer Lixe } Tonight Kind of . um & . ; oe Lom Wannan Bros. in CiwemaScore ANO NERCOLOR “ You've ; _ Semengtay hy IIRL TORT ond een ener Directed by ROBERT WISE wan gna ner AND ALSO it was not in stock. to the identical item in a window, I was told the item was there to show what they sold and it would ‘be available ‘‘soon.’ _ Peland to a cigarette economy - such as Germany had at the end of the war. I saw a hotel | porter refuse a hundred sloty | tip ($25 on the legal rate) and | ask instead for two cigarettes, ' This type of econmy has a de- ‘generating effect on- the people. ,Alcoholism has greatly increased. ‘There may not be enough money for shoes but there is enough for vodka. The Polish Government re- cently recognized the seriousness First-Aid Certificates Earned by 35 Million WASHINGTON — The American ‘* Red Cross started {ts first-aid in- stryction in 1910. Since then more than 35,000,000 persons have earned Red Cross training courses. The | Red Cross maintains 17,500 high- iway first-aid stations, mobile units, and detachments in this country. Heads Produce Group sales manager of the newly formed = Southwest Michigan Vegetable Mar- Dateien TTRYUCOLOCR DUFF - Zochory SCOTT NOW PLAYING FRIDAY — SATURDAY Phone FEderal 5-8001 | THEATRE Revolt of 3 MAMIE STOVER , HERBERT J VATES precenm RAY MILLAND A Man Alone | reecotek —— ,ESS “KISS OF FIRE” - Jac ROSES, HRT oo TIMES ; TONITE! HURON } THEATER K PALANCE - Technicolor weting Co. Kastner was named ‘at the + grows first meeting re- BUDDY | MORROW | AND HIS ORCH. FRI. & SAT. Ls if which are displayed | Several times I entered a shop ‘asking for an item only to be told: If I pointed | Tao reoult of tts inflation ent | searcity of goods is to reduce | | BANGOR #—Harold F. Kastner ‘of Sanford, Fla., has been named Bis | ‘ i i i j | WME, LA i (This te the second of two articles lof this situation and banned the Recently in Warsaw-the payday peeseate . satelite.” recently.” the scene of [sale of spirits on paydays, Poon toes ted ary eee Tine” ef, first American reporteri Posnan . eS land weekly coincided. The result “Une Comedie Manifiqee” ditions of the sterage pole—conai- | There also is a tendency to belwas 9 near riot. Every citizen of] Coming july 17 for 2 Weeks ae ee ete omntry'in'a ciate |Woat the Poles call “one-day mil-iw, sow was on the streets, buying|| . lionaires.” The pay is so low in Nightly Except Monday of unrest.) te that the je What he could while his money . : Plage proportion to costs that the people}, .steq window shopping when he AIR CONDITIONED | SE ee tl ett thei wads” on. Paydays. tran out of cash and—taxi riding! 3 WARSAW — {INS)—One look at! ¢ gives them a sense of well | “Nothing,” said one Pole curtain 6:40 shop windows in Warsaw explains) peing te go to town on payday |“‘makes me feel wealthier than rid MI 2228 for pig hn partially — the unrest) and spend it all ling -in a taxi!” Lake Ré. Near Telegraph TAKE HER OUT TONIGHT TOA “ANIMAL at 12:40 + _ 7:00 « 10:00 STARTING TODAY & A REMARK NOW A GR _. . 88 vee i Saeee Open 10:45 aM. 5 wolves GOOD MOVIE pee EAE ee ALL DAY eet eeegees Me ae ca ae 'WORLD eee eer eee ee toy ENDED 5 Hane Me AH elles, 2 We Besa fi ‘ el 2 if apie sigh tie Meee Mba bes ici ‘dei PHONE FEDERAL 2 >OAKL AND | MODERNLY AIR CON ABLE 7ZRUYUFE SPY STOR’ 4 FAT t { » T = % TURES SHOWN AT Mias - Bi « 5:20 7:30 - 9:40 ss iia weTon - Correos Men Against | Sorina SNEAK EXTRAITOMORROW NIGHT eA The e Arctic } a * AT 7:30 ONLY * ee cd pe: ire Hall THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JULY 12,1956 + § Township OKs Site Purchase . Transfer Awaits Vote From Stockholders ) COMMERCE TOWNSHIP — The fommerce Township Board will uy Oakley Park Volunteer Fire) Department fire hall on Fisher * * a _ Claude Garvey, chairman of the ay te Se High Schock , | : proviso that he fal be ted fo me wotay prosram wit ts (CONNIe Jones Is Married around-the-clock fire protection. opened officially Tuesday morn- , ¥ Gis hehe i> tos img with a Poatitcal Mees Fr Grace Lutheran Church BEYOND THE STRAITS—Chosen to represent Oakland County at Camp Shaw, 4H camp in the Upper Peninsula are two Rochester “4 School held Friday at the Oakland | . ; . Italian Royal —- (aint, "ea prany, 0 tee Ootland of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil, Lovelace, Christine received a first and °*ter. try Joan a second in the clothing ty knowhow would eliminate most| , Sceording to Phil Haddrill, Mil- Be ore the Court and home improvement competi- — . tragic tractor accidents on Michi-| ford High School band sary 5 tion. It qualified them, along with — riners ate gan farms. "| the elvie band will be more of a dudy Martin, another +H git ~~! : * * « | cultural group rather than social, for the team to go on to district | Richard G. Pfister, extension aad will promote @ higher musi- ‘farm safety specialist, says 12) call standard for the townspeople. Fn a cee ver « Finale Parade. Sutton and Margaret Wiggins, lt Wednesday John Bray was hon-| to Take Part in Annual ored at the before his, made earlier, | eparture oe ieker marketing) After-Dark Show late ughters, Princess Maria division at. Capac. He was for- = nnn x“ merly 4H agent in Rochester. Tomorrow, a sewing and craft put the final fillip on their week- long convention tonight with the Lay Tour Plans |°" ".""". for Royal Oak Garden Club ROYAL OAK—Final plans are sores and complete for the tour taken by the " Royal Oak Farm and Garden Club, * Ad@ed units will swell the night on their annual picnic. march over ae who took’ Date set for the affair is July 22.| Part Im Tuesday's 342 hour day- Starting time is 1 p.m. time spectacle. Al Koran Tem- ple of Cleveland alone will have colorful, girls, Christine VanBuren, at leff, and Mary Lovelace. They are pic- | tured aboard the Ferry City of Petoskey crossing the Straits of | riety Club attended the Judging Auburn Rd., and Mary is daughter Over 10,000 Members accidents in April and May. DETROIT w — The Shriners EXPlorer Scouts Slate | The annual after-dark show is Will travel to Camp Ta-PiCo in Donkey Baseball i |known as the “electrical parade.’’|Kalkaska County July 16. vaate| . Many units carry special lighting the Voyageurs troop on the Manis- Monday N ight ~ | equipment that fiashess on shiny ‘®¢ Ri satin uni-' Orchard Lake Reunion Set. Alumni From. 19 States Reserve for July.17, 18 Réligious Convention ORCHARD LAKE—Alumni frem 19 states are expected to’ attend ‘the 15th convention and homecom- ~ ing of the Orchard Lake Schools — July 17 and 18 on the campus of the schools at Orchard Lake. * * Ld The schools include SS. Cyril, St. and Methodius Seminary, MRE. and MRS. RALPH LONG JR. which will be celebrated by the ‘leould come to a stop, according to {Lapeer County Undersheriff W. J, Porter * W. C. Gilbert, of 1334 Mt® Clem- ens St., Pontiac, was the only wit- ness to the accident. A fireman on the locomotive, he told investi- ear strike the train after passing a truck which had stopped at the wing. eee The car was reportedly traveling east on M21 when the accident oc- Most Rev. Roman R. Atkielski, . D.D., auxiliary bishop of the _ WATERFORD — Honeymooning| Young, become the bride of Long, ‘Milwaukee Diocese. : in northern Canada are the newly ‘gon of Ralph W: Long Sr., of Dray- ee wed Mr. and Mrs, Ralph W, Long: Plai One of the higalights of the con- Jy | married recently in the Grace ton Plains, | Mackinac, Beyond Mary's hand is a tower of the Straits Bridge now vention will be the awarding of Lutheran Chureh. | The bride chose a Chantilly While the transaction is being under construction. Loyalty Placques to representa- * * #8 | lace gown with shirred sleeves , Township et tives of the 14 Polish-American Two hundred and seventy guests and a lace peplum over the full hus the ten of using the north fraternal ergantontions. saw the former Connie Lee Jones, | ‘skirt, She wore a sculptured band section building without rent) > h H U ; Vi ; - daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray P.! of pearl sequins holding a French for one year. However, the town- OC. ester 4- nit isits They will be presented by the , : illusion fingertip vell, White or- chip must pay insurance, heat and ° rector of the schools, the Rt. Rev.|, ,, chids made up the bridal bou- eect, bl MSU; Girls Go to Camp isj,Pmit Samer at In other action the board ap- ‘ ° ognition of their many years of HiOr 10 proved a request that the south- material, cultural and spiritual ri Attending the bride were Janet east 2 acres lying north of Oak- ROCHESTER -- The Rochester;meeting is siated at Joan Fod-|contributions to Poles in America. ; Lane of. Pontiac, maid of honor, ley Park road and West of Hag-|Variety Club, which has been win-|rea’s home for 10 a.m. Mrs. Mary Walter Rozycki, Detroit archi- . and bridesmaids Patricia Lynch of gerty Toad be rezoned to an in-(ning various awards in 4H con-|!iixon, home extension agent, will tect, ig national president of the anning n Livonia, Sue Ebechoid of Grand dustria} classification. . Michigan State” * 8°: _ {Orchard Lake Alumni Association |”- Rapids, Virginia Long and Christie tests, goes today to Michigan State + @ University for the Style Revue. Mary Lovelace and Christine . Drader, Linda Milson was flowér Also, the ‘board approved sub- - Van Buren will report on their | MILFORD — A of musi- girl. ‘ oe dividing a parcel of land on the held in connection with 4H club trip to Camp Shaw in the Upper Take It Easy cians are meeting night * * . south side of Maple Toad and the week. Peninsula. ia at the Band House to organize a} J@mes Long sérved as best man, @orner of Wixom Road into six) Christine Van Buren and Joan Christine is the daughter of Mr,| O22 Tr actors, community band. and SecietRear Robert Drader, separate lots, Fodrea took awards when the Va-janq Mrs. Clifton VanBuren, 180 W. ** © and Stanley Raasa, Gerald Staley Li ve Lo nger | Groundwork for the new project 2nd Raymond McHarris, all of Pon- hag been laid by Claude Elmore, ac. EAST LANSING (INS)—A Mich-|Ron Fremlin, Bill Nealer, and Lou! The couple, will reside at 1601 eurred. Dr. McIntyre leaves his wife. gators he saw the left side of the!” Globetrotting Pastor to Speak at Supper METAMORA—Guest speaker at a fellowship supper in the Pilgrim Park Activities Scheduled tor Commerce Beach Club, Inc., of Commerce Township released a list of six activities it will promote in the future. The list includes road mainten- grams, Commerce Township zoning ordin- ances. and the institution of a bet- ter trash collection system. Newly elected officers of the board of directors are Tom Shull, president; H. R. Rubritius, vice president; Harriett Rahn, secre- itary and Victor Coleman, treas- jurer. Congregational Church Saturday at 7 will be the Rev. John Stevenson, new pastor of the Hunters Creek Community Church. He will show pictures to the group. He has been. a world-traveling missionary, serving for a number of years in Brazil and Australia. Public Smorgasbord SASHABAW—The public is invit- ed to a smorgasbord dinner to be served at the Sashabaw Presbyte- rian Church Saturday at 5:30 p.m. Proceeds will go to the church expansion fund. Ladies Night Monday | NORTH BRANCH — ‘Ladies’ Night” will be observed at the next meeting of the Rotary Club on Monday. igan State University farm safety |Ludstrun, specialist says more care and safe- ss 'Michigan farmers and two chil- idren were killed and a large num-'wijj be school tion or, iber of people injured in tractor age 18 beowal and oS mentor must have the ability to play a, | More than half of the accidents pang instrument, eat mousse ‘and jinvolved farmers who were 50 to|nave some experience playing with 165 years old. . a group i a or All Huron Valley residents inter- ested in this type of participation are urged to attend the meeting | IMLAY CITY — Fourteen boys |beginning: at 8 p.m. from the Explorer Scout Post 138) Trip to Camp Ta-Pi-Co ‘ ver. j | Larry Bogart represented the 7 Imlay Post last week at the camp O Oxford Field ‘and took the Junior Leaders Train-| OXFORD — A donkey baseball ‘ |ing Course. game will be played under lights : | Explorer Post 138 is a new post Monday on the High School foot- lof older Scouts and is sponsored ball field between the local and ‘by the Imlay City Lions Club. Post Lake Orion Lions Clubs. The game ‘advisor is Oren Dungey. | will start at 8:30 p.m. Two weeks ago Don Awrey of The turnout of spectators is ex- Wilberg Downs Thayer Oxford challenged the Lake Orion iclub to a game. Through the ef- of furniture, . arms, Thirteen Mile Rd. Seme 50 children, suifferi . ng by : "3 Mrs. Al Leshkevich’s gardens | from muscular dystrophy, will | be “ at 15660 Amherst in Beverly Hills have seats of honor in a special | rayton Girl Wins _ | wll thep. be viewed by the Gar. | grandstand. — ___} * : den Club. | More than 50,000 Shriners are, ible-Readin Test Hot and cold drinks wil] be-pro- attending the convention, Today's! g vided for picnickers at the final| Sessions wind up convention busi- garden stop.at the home of Dwight | ®55- . | DRAYTON PLAINS—Caro!l Saul, Hurl | ughter of Mr. and Mrs. 1 Saad. Rut. Set Adnens Read, Parece: prey irene eos ial of Roseberry court, won first a ent Arable v of the No | ce in the Synod Bible Reading CODO Thanks Bios of tho Mysde Shrine wees | test at the Pioneer Youth Con-| » , - honored last night at a white tle | this week at Muskingum Mrs. Leonard and tale banqect at Detrait’s | ree Epaglbon nigh gw f ‘H ] fe D . Maseule Temple. e pcre a revere Oe Com or e p. in rive Guests included Gerald D. Crary, | the Detroit Presbytery contest last, DETROIT u» — Mrs, Donald s. D¢@d wood. S. D.._ businessman th, and competed against rep-/Leonard and Mrs, Ruth Hirsch who will head the 800,000-man or-| fesentatives from four other pres- both had letters of thanks today |84nization as imperial potentate, ‘byteries in the Synod of Ohio. from Mayor Albert E. Cobo of De- £0" the next year, and.-Walter| : mes wilt ccmanete alee te fe troit. C. Guy of Little Rock, Ark., re = cuntuat at H er, Ind. Cobo Wrote to thank them for tiring imperial potentate. ational ane vers ine | signing petitions to qualify him as » , ’ P She was among nine local stu-'a candidate for the Republican Drinkin B P| d dents who attended with Charlotte nomination for governor and en- q an ace Baird, assistant to the pastor. tered the race ahead of the mayor. + - - Mrs. Hirseh, of Detroit, is Leo- |] Sea Disaster Survivors _ard's state chairman of women’s: . ° activities, ASON ( Due in Halifax Today eee nmnine has been : | banned at all Ingham County parks saw youx b ~The Hollen Comrade Stalin Purged after a county supervisor com- ghter a Mazzella, survivor, A plained of beer parties by Michi- of an Atlantic collision in a pea. From Museum... ‘Almost gan State University students. soup fog, is due in Halifax, N.S... BUCHAREST; Romania “— The dry regulation was instituted today with survivors of the sunken’ stalin has been downgraded but,by Supervisor Bernard Ward of, Panamanian freighter Estoril. pot entirely wiped out in Buchar-|Meridian Township, who said MSU, The Coast Guard here reported est, where for years Communists students made a nuisance of them | its cutter Casco was shepherding venerated him as “liberator.” selves at Lake Lansing Park | the damaged Italian ship to port. His big statue still stands in| “The park is being overrun with Racers of ie wee renew tt Stalin Square. In the National Art Michigan State students.” he said > sh yesterday 450 miles east’ G , as be “most wi . : rir et Boston. The Estoril's 2 crew. Gallery he h as been purged. A'“most with beer bottles in the ir ; \year ago this gallery was so full hands and most of them slightly owe pan te /Titeboats and were of Stalin portraits and statues inebriated.” “i picke up by _the Dea Mazzella. na visitors had the seen that Supervisor Harcid Moore of Lan- . Brothe S peering over sing objected that the board would Fourth Precinct Slated their shoulders. Now the only ibe penalizing the public becauee of ° . statue left is in a wing showing 9 few stud r . 48 a few students. for Orion Township Soviet art and culture, | “I like a bottle of beer on a pic- LAKE ORION — Registrations) This one is apparently too heavy nic,” Moore said. between July 1 and 9, for Orion|t® Move. Township ran unusually high with rs oeuGl Mel aon voters registered U.S. to Identify Gifts ’ Bince ict 2 exceeds 1 | ‘supervisors di ing. istered voters, there will be a fOr Abroad, Potter Says ' wand Pe WASHINGTON (INS) — July 10 was 3,953. today the government has taken trouble enforcing it, L four new steps to insure “proper. ae Blasts iquor Probe. identification” of American-made! . “ pe , (donations shipped abroad. ounty irt § DETROIT (INS) — The State In a statement the senator, who. seteinen Sakis Senate's current investigation into is in Europe, s4id the International). 4 daughter, ily Ann. wee born to Mead Myers, 7355 Sasha- Poong The Garden Tour will meet and , = of start from Charles. Renn's home, 700 men in tonight's parade. , —— neh and atz2s i Mile Rd. From) | The nut of spectators, 20 an lodge there it i to the of io , ce es- Anna di Valdieri and go garden large|Haldon H. Robenson, 21700 West timated watched Tuesday's show, in Clarkston School Vote forts of. Bob Pageau and Harry All Ingham Parks | The ban on drinking of in- Hill Rd., is the’ bride of Ralph|- toxicants at all county WAS Clarence Christie, son of Mr. andl passed with Moore and two other/ Mrs. Leslie Edwards of North ; IP . * |_ Sheriff Willard P. ‘Barnes told) See ete ortia on wi sine en ta Sen.|the supervisors that the ban “lacks!i4k piace in the First Open Bible The total registered voters on Charles E. Potter (R-Mich) said teeth” and that he might have Church. Shoup enough members of Lake CSTON — In the Clarkston ‘O,i6n volunteered for the job. | ; } Community School election Mon- day, Walter Wilberg defeated Ken- . neth Thayer for a three-year term Asburn Group Project on the board of education. . Tab There were 103 ballots cast. with| Tickets Now Available Wilberg taking 56, Thayer, 46, and) COMMERCE—Tickets are avail- one blank. lable to the Elizabeth Asburn Group imembers for their ‘‘Ladies Day” | tent |project. Reservations for those in- Reschedule Picnic ; ‘terested are being made for. the THOMAS—The postponed picnic July 30 show. of the Thomas Chapter O. E. S.|. An August 4 bake sale is being and Oakwood F & A M will be held planned by the group to supple- Sunday at Bloomer State Park, Or- ment their present hose-selling tonvifle, at 1 p.m, iproject. Sa MR. and MRS. RALPH C. CHRISTIE Recite Vows in Afternoon PONTIAC TOWNSHIP — Muriel; A reception at the bride's home Louise Lewis, daughter of Mr. and followed nd ceremony. Mrs. Alvin R. Shoemate of 3124 ¢,/e couple are living at 59 Clark FURNITURE At Its Very Best | The bride wore a gown of white Jace and net, ballerina length with matching white hat and > ity ; = shoes, She carried a bouquet of | q —_— white rosebuds and carnations. _ PIXLEY’S. Savings Start Tomorrow at sKRES Each Only > x t E’S of New Summer COTTONS “7 2 for *2.25 Special Shipments of fine percales! All New Styles! SIZES . 14-44 14'A-24'A Now... enjoy a savings spree * on these fine percales in cool light and dark prints,! Ten different new styles, many vunusvol patterns and gay colors—all washable! This is a once a year special purchase. Shop early for best selections! i the State Liquor Control Commis- Sion’ was called “politics of worst sort” last night by Cooperation Administration had re- } ported to him on efforts to let for- eign recipients know. where Amer- ican products are from. | (Mr. and Mrs, Ra. baw Allen Wetertora. are the’ fn ta of Keith Gerald. ae fe ' Ortenvilie Mr. . <7 groom were Dorothy Cook of Col- n, Sf Ortenviliy. aii ‘Weteriod bis |tier. Rd, aid Kenneth Bryant of Attending the bride and bride. Fine Furnttute Pontiac, | TEL-HURON STORE on do ]{ _ Tet-Hurpe Shopping Center DOWNTOWN STORE Seginaw at Huron Street } : 4 . a ees E ree ‘ aE oS i 3 S 3 = Ag 3 fe se ooo baie 2 N tee: eee A a EOE ae Mee ce gee ee osidaeiiens Se a Ea pees pny dereeigaet GENS Sos kg age Rem RA Ss 3 “ f ie i 4 Sirk

> e * é * s * ; ' 7 \A he BCA “ ' jh, nothing much. What's new with yoy? v : SN tae Peery | fi ke [LD RATHER GET IT U/ YOuREA \] | OM YOu — SAY, \ // PERSISTENT Ree MT oManch 1 nd Strieber 3 +4 % i) (EVERYBGUYS ie BERMUDA A Yonah Ft GRANDMA ‘1966 by MEA % te By Charles Kuhn o IT’S TH’ HAIRCUT ‘) a Sn ~> " fy HALF ACRE CASTLE if As *'I] was begifning to think your doorbell was x : Fi broken. Is Susie up?” . a? ® ry i 3 4 a f ' | Nee an \ \ \ ' b\ \ ,. \ a 7 \ bes oe UAL ob Bab gt ay th ee ee wi dee ee ei Be hie cis odes ae is a) as a cian THE PONTIAC ress THURSDAY. JULY 12, 1950 "MARKETS 200 dos Onjens, Oats ran into profit taking after| > do" bobs Bis a= three straight days but rye con- j. a6, Sow ens! Moi 106 dos tinued its advance. July corn) bens: fadie oe, anes. 1.08 weakeried at times but other corn outdoor. No 1, behs. Squash, futures, as well as all soybeans, Jialan. Not, 128-103, x 2 -had a steady tone. tees, hothouse,’ No 1. 3.00-3. 8. bext; Wheat near the end of the first! Turnips No 1. 100-125 ‘dos : ture hour was % to % lower, July/™, topped. ont oad ies adie, $2.04%%; corn unchanged to % low- Be, 1, 2:00:38 bu. Escarole. No 1, 2.00- er, July $1.52%; oats % to %s low-|5i’pat. isttuce, Butter, Ne £ aaa er, July 71%; rye % to % higher, |bu; lettucs, Tad Ro 3.126.179, bu: July $1.28%; soybeans unchanged lettuce, leaf. No 1. oats bu; lettuce, to % higher, July $2.75; lard 15) "Greens: Cabbage No 1, 100-128, by. to 18 cents a hundred high-| <9 ih.obc. a8 bur Borel Not 138 ; Spinach, 1, 2.50-3.60 bi *, July a1 ioratp. No 1. TGo-138 bu. Grain Prices DETROIT EGGS CHICAGO G DETROIT, July 12 (AP) . fob. CHICAGO, Juy! 12 ra a Opening eee cases "eluded, federal-state srain: ak de A. 51,85: weight- me aos BE ocr Ra gghanetnge Aeaemtn dir Sep wisce.. 2.07% Mar .....s. _irtag | 46%; medium ies wid avg: 38%; sma Dee eae 2.11% Rye 26-30, s 4 2942; grade B B iat ree - Mar :...0... 214 July eee. 129M bs ave 41%; ’ Ma oe one 219% Sep... 1.30% rad A, fumbo 83; large 44- | Bee oiceeses 118 Oi einai ag: grade B lates 360L, wt Hm Seis toe ra Me ea: © large 32-33, wid avg 33: Dee s...ecce LIT Be eeeedl Whites erage A. cE Bcc | cea att Naa: Sod a owns, freee extra large 44%: pa By 0-43 Satum 34; grade B large News in Brief csaiatintaas’. 9, a oe ee Shek ait fi cents. are c readily at the w! level and = : Charged by Wolverine Lake po- erally short of full needs on rede A New York Stocks lice with reckless driving, John A. ?.ir""tS” good from nearby, (Late Morning Quotations) Ware, 19, of 50770 Pontiac Traili areas are declining Admiral 28 yesterday was jailed after failing CmICAGO PO Air Red ...... 48 to pay a $100 fine and costs im-) cHicaco, “AGO, Fuly 18 2 AP Potatoes new (Allied a +} posed by Sylvan Lake Justice Jo- US shipment 303: “Supphes light; “de- a Le vo Me seph J. Leavy. Ware was sem-/mand moderate: market sif slightly weaker: Alum Lid .,..188. tenced to 30 days. fornia long long rpites 9.78-10.28. California 4 Be ones or] ee am SN 66 Pleading g ullty to charges of _——— Am Cyan... 3 out an operator's | 5 ~|Am Motors .... Montross, 23, of Rochester yester-| "An score’ $8'S. 82°4 58.15. BO Blam Rea. i day was jailed 35 days by Spring-| 5; care 00 B 57.00; adhd) 4 —~-yaeod ~ field Township Justice Emmett J.) Eggs steady to firm: wholesale buying Am Susar neem. * Leib, Montross failed to pay $35. ces unchanged to 'y re receipts Am & Su. .e Lelb, 3 eee Sanat, gant Asset, imdlam fae B | ee stan te checks 20°88: current eal : 3 Falling to pay. fines on two Armes Bt! ,... 61. speeding and miscellane- Poult a & c.. 198 ous traffic warrants, Patrick Bar oulrry tehisen .....- 160 ker, 2, of S70 Fairfax Ra. yester-| | cmeaoe rourar lA Refi «ie da, as Sale 15 dar by Wate Sr Teh coca leg ; p ‘e : 1 * ¥ cose ara ghanerd Deowy habe Tete at, ae Benguet ooo" old roosters .15-16: cavonettes over 414 Air ,,.. 92, A $30 fine was paid yesterday 36-29. "under 4% 27-28. Alum ‘*.. 97.6 4“ by Joseph W. Franklin, 33, of 7 parnor? Pott Grant St., who pleaded guilty be- DETROIT, Je July 12 (AP = Prices fore Pontiac Municipal Judge Ce-|f%. aang up to 10 a.m, cil McCallum to a charge of driv- a. z a Bt: ane om tye w9-19 ing with a revoked operafor's li- tee tine we Rocks 38-29; capon- paid . Detroit oo Ne i quality | 3, or ve. 143 =z a 3 = B = sets ens Til Gt G&El Charged ving withou colored hens scarce and short: bal : operator’ Neemse, Revert J Ban-|Sastee RE, ty sees . oH “we , ‘ ateady. pts © ferred. Rock fevers (Cater Trae. at aaa F non, 21, of 376 S. Bivd., yesterday are’s te a fair to good demand. Con Til Ps ..0. Me began a 30-day jail term. He failed) good demand for fancy qualt rt) it Chrysler -. 6 to pay $70 fine and costs imposed ing,” “* ** SF 0= Poor quality co Cin Mit oS... B8g Prope Das a by Sylvan Lake Justice Joseph J. Clark Boutp .. 6e@ Philo ....... 22 Le tj k Climax Mo..., 73.2 Chtlip Jags > a avy: . f ivestoc iCluett Pet... 47 Mille.” 47. " - og Jail and needs DETROIT Jul i NAP H i wie! ones: tte eg Proct y a: : ‘. 9424 7 uly (AP)—Hogs sala ‘0. cous . bail, Ph. FE 5 or MA 5-4081. |, DETROIT Jy a Mehes (Col Gass... i Pullman ..... 68. —AdV.| “Cattle salable is0. About 78 per cent|Comw Ba ,...42 Pure Oll .... $6. . eae oon all slaughter classes fully ;Con Edison . 48.6 RCA - 4. pared last Thursday cios-|Consum Pw.... 48.4 Repub. Sti... 47 Cistercian monks on the isle of | dog week's sity fa sy tena steers and |Con' tear . oi lh * 28 Caldy, add ers erally ¥: best action Con . 40. . 1B oar ee to thelr ith ay at ibe er 1300 Ibe: cows sold |Gont Moto 2. mock et . on yearlings under cows .. 72 flock ®8pe..... ’ modest 1 by distilling per-| tnevaaly steady on utility. to" spots (Cont Ol! 123.2 Royal Dut... :110. fume from fragrant lavender strong to Se higher 10m ,canners and \Copper, Rng... $1.4 Safeway gt §T- ; cutters; bulls ¢ lly steady: “Ic ie MO. blossoms which grow around their |2?,"ina feeders sold siow but (Curtiss Wr..; 33.1 St Reg Pap 3. monastary. . sendy: = most sale cheese "steers, and Deere ....... 26.3 Sesb Al goer ing steers 980-1200 fos brought 21.00- Det Edison... 34.3 seers Roed .. 33. 0; few heavy over 1200 Ibs averages (Doug Aire.... 81.1 Sbell OW .... 3. STATE BANK NO 807 ranged | 21.50-22.00; several loads endjDow Chem. .. 78.6 Gecletr . ... @ REPORT OF CONDITION OF high choice to mostly prime $50-/Du Pont ., 216.2 bee oo Pontiac State Bank Tito Ib steers 25 00-23 50: few sigan fast Air Le... 48.3 | le ee | mix: and choice oe arou cas vos gat . . m. | 1100 Ibe °90.00-20.50: good 18.06- /EI Auto L...:. 36 Tre 2 oF Ponte te entices on June 30" 1956 $20.00; standard 15.50-18.00 frostty 16.00 Bl & Mus..,.. 3.8 oe Brand . Publighed in accordance with a call and above: choice heifers 800-900 lbs Emer Rad. ...- 8! gta of tna .. 60. © the Commissionef of the Bank- | 20.00-21.00; few loads and pert. loads at|Pairb Mor... 46.1 On NJ | 88. made by the Comm to the pro.| frst of week over 850 Ibs 21.25-21.0: |Pirestone ..... 88.8 Ol Oh |. $2. ing Department on Beed Drie Sania arisen A IO 16 8 18, 20, ce TEE FADS ANS Sa ital ing cr ald fine aSe fra Pe. meee : or with Rev. ‘ , 20, TM, § | Ses. 3 to 6 chard ibility durin e NINO. $3 Radios, ‘Robbins. . T. FP. Tne. and to all tong 3 Rey Annett,| ime. hey. James Lather officiat. 23, 25, 28, 30, 32, 35, 37, | SEPESDARLE — PRRbOR VSR gia alter s Pe ‘soon day. | 822 gelivery 8 BU. PICK OF) PS, a, Roe ze end Peer’ Wail Vasking - Wanted t notice: That the roll tee toa ay : ie tm shake 88, 43, 96, 110, 119 , ot home Live in IA oa. Pant CARE FOR * AcE eee ee EE REMOVAL re >see * Orr ae & Wall ashing B —— 2 , heretofore made j . genera; house ‘| 8:30 to 4: , da: . A . WE 22706 ma oaks ata Nas Senet Hn Rei eet as Be gee nls Os Help Wa rated Gistiap ard Gelber sae buna | Stisne BE Waerep, aren AND PANE fm Ber pit Te ies waa Bevpaid and worne) CL ~ a STstiring Foe ee eae a ee es. Ale house cleaning. Cali for _ le gl mosera | home : Lz of 7 Yer the conetruc- IFICATIONS elp anted Male 6 T1ve . CAN YOU USE ~~ Py Beott ‘ Tye and vena sweepers, Physio- ENTERPRISING woe man werk on ond grovel sad related ew Help meet = EXTRA MowmT? | Dé 31360. WP aie N. Johnson, Therapy Z21A/ family, desires oo hee Sei eats hhh atest i ro A FEW | Li sete uc a Ws | DAE WORE, MOMDAY 2D. FORE on View|” BEACH CLEANING, St cam, ome prime ‘bow og St ek in spare . e . —. vey sth for ong Mareen . icense | fated ones Re yg gly ee Fates | oe and the Fe | INDEX ues. pater Re ole —R. el wer > 8-2480 Service : . , oy not Ponting, of the s "Fey covertunity, “above ‘ MOO -6963 Rawielgh'e Dest. ; fOUSECLI alis 22)? ‘ cosmaee ts pore in the Com- , average. 7 aceneeenaita._ shave Xa ine Brox hy Freeper ne DO | eect , Pree est Mo COPENHAVER ht we eption to buy, ON Sitar at hig AD Sow a ol| Anwocxce Cie tarce eis ial| terre 7 Sieg EPENTENCED WOME LD ; mae ,RAD Oe TaN eh : ne = * . , - ™ ~ a st uth iim and "piney. opponents ATT Interesting position testing appls housework in exchange for tent fer ten Sek’ shee’ wumbee big of PE 4-s607. N ELDERLY GENTLEMAN Wirt 1 be given all 6 en ee Cord of Thanks .... a ENTION! Fasting ond of verteas eommer| - oh with 2 rooms" waew, Lakeride xr aire oe rt tree trimmi $1296 oF pened on 5 oe 2 Sembes sume “Bea 11, 1986. Flowers — sSsieteserenye living ip Pontiac, Ag FA} ee og es Te Sonat least y.| housework entre pay for ‘extra On GEN-| removal. Ph. ing and a 49 Pontise since reference ‘Boz — maze rete] Sees wine aot Pe x: 2000, Pade a ADA } sensereebesesers ear furnishes ewe. 3 yrs, FE 61626. or OR 3-2000, , 8 %. ‘ R__ EVANS. sitreseebecesec dH] O86 Saimm pou Beep os heme be able to type at Ry Be GoD ve Veen. rE & Citeae| Toh, Cae a ame Chere. EMPLOYMENT page all eapenses. Profit ie $e words por minuto; ta addition en err? reeoe ee "| ate warrma. ADAMS Notice of Special . ny cect 6 yr. Base salary ‘alll Sttice, reproach. Apply’ personne! ee % race Clarkston, fo ee _ rs Conor woe ee Carb, Gutter, omen Pema 4) mans ater | rep saiemen’ and! Suditors Oskland Got Boar ‘ot nent ESTATE OfRL. je DESIRES FULL THEE SEWER 7 T atv Sar PARKE OT.| “iGt ht gle te 6 N- 4 ey Avenue. yi ere. over 98.000 per year. Prod mae. eeeew and ‘Lafayette Bt ar eewe, AND sone "PE 44600. i i oe Sa. LEANING 'ypewriter Service 22A fened Bowoe by September 36. : fn pdesaawececeed . com ancement/ D srr “SW work TYPING in PS £008, | FE) RESPONSIBLE FAMILY WANTS : onion Wanted deo wse eee oH view hier to Call Lake: and bo if YouRsELr =| oe wm OMEN Dermouth Leona Gould, HEATING SERVICE yd re “ x ma-| % rent or lease, Y¥ ane . Sack Parns- a! eee ae So Work 3 of 3 ae oars booming. We Pg oe Mh : py Gu w. i Sap- | onvew Lake. wee el | | Wieting “wal: . convenience, Tak at) and salespeople ot 3 Yi — ON . | orereeseveseeee-B3| A : GOAN AVON e orders) foes “Wa Oakland’ County of . ; 2-6764 | a eg ee seeeeusereeenns SALESMAN Ard lve or work, where on e@ have sales of- _ made cane | alee’ Ops, yolume business ESS, Fe Fagh Morme) Gk ced" ra” profes seu" bua | a of the. doo which eae oon ferred. 3 yy residents “pre meee SHWASHER you WILL Bann ta, | 4 should lounaee penoenatinng Owen's Ford. eee Al + | Morey’ hours € to 2 a.m. WORKING WITH MONEY Now Soest es erat nono lt ADROMORE Nit a saginar,| Unica ‘Late ‘a. el Commerce] sar’ Save’ ave sees. $ * Pee CHEER Oe® a over “Poscinwn. Brive, to jcremevces 5 SACERMCAN, ER |ELDERLY LADY 70 CARE FOR 3 se Seine Re abr imegions p eereeetena ie oa ae ' nore for tome an 3) Phase Mies, For mterview, 7 ee ee eee ew ewe . . Be t * : . See og Been aes) ake er C, SCHUETT, Realtor Chamber’ in sald City, en the Ra : RK E. Highland Rd day ¢ om AD. ‘ S pessetace Py Bonttae, «@ WwW. $0 8 . “Fureday (M39) , 4 Which time ‘ana Fg asseasment, covesees 3 Ss ong siterncte Sunday ff v4 : persons interested to i) tires a wk EXPERIENCED SERVICE STA- CAUNORY WORKER ESP 4 * 4 ~ 7. STA- NDRY Duty 21, 1988. Lp teveecsdbecees BD Rett” “™ . pw Ng Pe operation of automatic Brown a boned RENTALS OFFERED __120 . Avoly, ot Bes Ademe Ghe onelp. Seady vs semen Breen en “Sear diack. Ae Mr are |W ee Sine] ere crame| St" AT, trane, oF ley om, prom: Foun . : . on July 3a; ans eee SESSSaSSE ~ 4 Deive-tn see her at Commerce b+ 9 Call rs wee x Sete off; tween § ar, be- POnn Biosmfield Wiis MA &-0626. Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs. 32 | Tor sewer : 8 nar oe cevsay Clann EXPERIENCED WOMAN ¥OR a hy gee eeey,| tt eon gee 7 Inpor.|¥= WILL orve Saat Serer Riverside Dv. His og a: eee tras ee ram goe | nemerer® tre TRIMMING A | pace cate reewmey Sxre| Sinan Fo re PSE See St ee Ge) re eas oe | ete ae eee |S Se Baar cet ee Sed NGHOLEE eTiakcer : delee tuations Lane Collages . man. Must be wanted WA D WRDCAL rach Perry.| in CTICAL an Se STOLEN GERMAN ay pee Ferree Sia’ ety cae Nins Gers] ass Li tetie mn wendwera| ate ea ed ee ree tage eens ee Tgr OR, STOEL GROIN Sah Pom LAR CORTRACTS resin . part eg ? ADY SPP. EXPERIENCED ‘ Hoa yea waren registered, | W a =F : me\Vkw TREE SERVICE — sPRAY- THOROUONBRED 6tb| dass MO Dinte ier im : tom roach ia be WARE cnsene eos TAR Dart time iahts. ier w | [ot RENCE eae Deck ans bi iy” Must be abi’ stored ny" home eRe a ™ *4 =| SMALL REWARD. PET ON’ ar : oe ale es "Bas |Par ai ak penal. bua teak| mht, arinaize sn PRED tod dative _Mte'RewanB. Yuta "CONTRACTS WANTED sanitary sewer for the | Rent Onrae, Space VIII gg|CAl_ DRIVERS.” STEADY AND Sue T. Phe St. Puene Ble heed he lysis end sim. | WO Eine. oliver. BLUE P SW. ft. west is now A 4. wow te ean i we. Apply 438 ‘Ordena xP SHORT ORDE FE! sugars Fn weg a biood WORE eat FOR PRACTICA ANTED in my office for} REAL se to @ p.m. o4|" dese. “beens Ghee ney work in. the laboratory. FOeu ate. gad mater _ ; ; Pagers PRothes gone ROTATE FOR SALE ; days, Manny's |W. Huron i Rene, ae eddrese Ppt ® Pa’ -se0a, ererecuate : Commission tiven thet the Por Sale soloopen, . rst letter Clinical lab cur of P ‘and the Assessor of the | £0F Sale Lake Property oe a.m. ‘ede ™m SHORT ORDER pretories, Cont Pg ITth ane Seber in sand City, come Baie IIIS | SXPERiENceD nie cook and abe waitress, MY sae |_2ezht City, Mich. “Telephone ___ Building Service 12 of July , on arene man In- ' A-l REM! ~~ coat rer alt me ee a Fxecutive |PRacment Assess 84 |r Spar ine tore ape be nd place opportunity ssssesevesenee SO) EXPERIENCED ENGINE ae NT AND BLOCK a ell persons interested to tals, Par os gece cepocnsec sOe rator. Excel. LATHE BIRMI k service OAkiand WORK a Deted. uty 11, 1906 Por'eale ey} cat oot Steet | WECTeL Oe ER [earmva.” esee._|ROTO = FILLING, GARDEN AND 7031 or Pe seed Group insurance. a ERINGS a. o NG tt wn, L. W Al 43554. : vereeeee se hg OY tbo. Immediate MISHING = QUALTYT| _ $4380 vis “Berries, PR| LOST: BROWN WALLET WiTll | apa rn. evans, | "INANCIAL = GaN Rochester Ra Clawson. Immediste opening. At, toast 8 Fetaries. typust part time: See Pera, ian tart Laundr valuable or cenconed lend contracts for 7 Se! EXPERIENCED "i D “ office - , Servic return a . ~~ tose | ay Eg — le fe rea hardens tome, Ban ph A a crpine aed Pirmmehem Employment, Bere die. LL OUD Me WORK 18) hewsra. be Ricrray a at sell. ASK POR BOD MAMAN?” Notice of Special Assessment: to fea: SIIB Press postion | Write Pontine| pearance. 40-1 Bet ers eee | a v. Maple, Birmingham. Mid-| ne MONROE “hed, CURTAINS PLAIN OR RUM. red ate vent oe bane CRW SETTER, LONG vo Dur-To Sdl-To tarwry , Grade and Gravel, VES! ation ace joy m -¥ hr. week; al 4-6866 : und Phone Suess, Pontiac . black on Devers ees pe ae ent bene ; all em- KT TAYING, SANDING 6 FIN am puene of Pete Ce pote. C Sess * . Riverside Drive. }| MERCHANDISE Racer Fan MAND | GIRL 90, Potisc Press. Bretnlty open. CAREER CENTER Rosy Ind & |" tee, FAMILY ae name of Pete. Call PE 3 to the ; Bavard ‘Mmaite, wn.” Mccul, LaClere, Ber Bate passe house. supplied. Write) nt Wid MUST HAVE PLEAS BA RIKER BUILDING Kontlac Mardwood Floor Service det Pontine Leunary. Te ee? Emery Overveugh “Edward F. ate Gholi 02000020 88 en general ong conan A&B-TRENCHING and Animal Revove League. . Clarke A. chee = eee rd a Valvatinn Gok * socesenes BB sg BEAL | ESTATE aie Press Box wert. Write Pon- Footings water tac IC _Lat scaping 18A TAN AND a Ly REALTY co, REALTORS ons interested, take notice: That ne Olly... Veal fi preferred. Pianty IRL TO WORK IN DRIVE-IN MIDWES i 1. field tile ACE - HI LANDSC. i Duck Lake. Substantial reward orGeen Evening Estate Exchan, = Da fot ale Wlaealaneo ge Service. maper Rutile Listing| eat, highly Ue ya. or over. PONTIAC'S DWEST wer. ‘LL KINDS OF CEMENT WOl fing, sodding matutenanee Om | tenors Ridge RA. White +3346 un 6" fs “FFE Sn Sa Si, eeraring Unet part ot toe gale On \eoig Sten: fehor, PE se NTe™| Com or come end see ner at} 29 TOAGENCY INVITES YOU BRIG BLOCK AND CEMENT wothad Oe eee EVES. AND as Hobbies pplies 24A Se aT eet 9, Re Store Beuipmest 20200008) SALESMEN te om ter af) PomrrIo%s Te, AND, biscune inrge, Ato goimzers nope | BOLL eaE On 32000 AN? ew = Ss = KC vo ect Four + See. oreo ans vel <2 oa, Goods aamesnesee gal RK REAL ESTATE TRL | FOR COUNTER, AND Bent Bide Fe sen, sigh, Ouaranteed, A ING, BLACK DIRT TOP| >F _ACRADBLE GUTS, 03. PAINT . L. Templeton, R Arenue to seed Brive trom iaetnes| Fy ot & Dirt sesessesee M8) Sperenced tm selling. Plenty. ot ner Co. 28 Baginaw. Apply | aS Pu FE) _fravel Fe oe BF ee ENSTOREY 3 treet 323 Orchard Lake Ra.” tealtor Se ee ee cue. gn! & Feel cc “7, Matings, cod in celling. Plenty of _Manager, w. Apply I & firepl GLARK'S LANDSCA Lowresce, PE _ 31616 * MORTGA Notice fs also ede @ inspection. Pet: oo. 8B Earnings untimites and contacts CIRL OR WOMAN _ nstructions CEMENT & BLOCK ice. Within 35 mile v-| Notices . ON GOOD AGES Sau af Ponting. the aieuuee of bg Bearded cern) MAHAN REALTY CO epharen boy light Mosse werk. LEARN TO DRIVE 9) CEMENT & BL uP tnd 804. FE _—— . & Personals 25 pot mare, with 100 Afro % acre 4 ilaase Chambir"im aid City. om in pana wnces usw eS Mt Ranh =: eines Wat Age SARE WAY™ DRIVER a ee ee ecae | em LETE LAWS) Acrotred Knapp Shoce |p, wribusa a. rentage y of July AD ’ : _ Huron 8t. OR WOMAN iB chimney RICK WOR nee, FE - 08 ye. on- Prea 8 Equitable o'clock p.m., te review s 1986 at 8:00 Haz: Grete & Rock ......- IMMEDIATE OPENTIN: Honeewore - htuat. re nite us. FE 2-22957 Res oe tends fe teen, Piaate Gustom = 2070 Herman Pm agai" ~_ Eves Fe bout at Which time and nny eomnomnass. Wanted Livestock serene Bl chanle with tools 1 FOR ME. Private room me oe cain: | Work W 7B _ 0108 ponds. barbecue Porches. flsm| crivews ph dy age YARD. wTe Airport Re aD nee YOU WANT Eres. PB be given all y | Por Bale sitasseeecenced3| helper. Kee : - 038. MI) anted mer & ie pits, patio re- "EM » and back fill HEARING AID. buy a lan TO, SELL be heard. persons interested te cane Bi Service, Keego ee Sales and MANICURIS a ~~ anted Male 10 teed Par 4 wall, All work guar-|/HAND paint N. w. FE of 10,| results. and | Semiratet? For quien ted: 11, 1986 *t!'qg ORDERLY bor. aie IRIST -1 CARPENTER ~ am | 56313. Construction, FE| er ING) ANY KIND A an . 0. 7633 apa Cim8) orderly wor nin gs OENERAL FACIAL EXPERT Semis ea Tits pet EMEN ergo grace weeds on bem ext _ Mrs Burnes E beets #0 Mark. T. G Trock es rt . . 32-3603, PERIENCED Seems! . ; R. EVANS. ioe. YF toad sen oa prem: ptAKEUP ARTIST zine wel 12nd Fepalr. Basements CEMENT «WORE ALL. KINDS LANDSCAPING DR setiere. Winitred Mr Odgers. 8270 Realt so July $2, 1986 For apo ont pat v ycation. _fteld. Hulse Mair Fashions, Bloom. wrejet FR eine NEW & Floors, Grives. ae ae, | agetine ware FE RO Bhai s Tae cust Be. Utica, Mich. REpublic ee Union Lake Rd or sia of Special Assessment: 4 ~— cote »e HOUSEKEEPER < OVER 3 ieee ok. PR GST AND CEMENT CUSTOM CARPENTER CONTRAC- al “Pree estimates AND REMOV- HUSBANDS! WIVES! GET PEP asd Tact, MOST, FON YOR 4 and Related 1 MA’ T . Priv. ro Pre that Bw AALS . Small . 6. 3-338 . younger. .| 18 the “bira’® ealto: Side Fast Pike Sect. South Por gave Motorcycle eke wes co re cmt Sf ope goatee PR se Cheese ae aurea ‘Eu Suan |"Eep pense CO Ox TS ne Seeeteelint, My |—Hare 8 Pons ct { Shamrock ° an . ween ! or 00, Jarge.. Free 3 extim oS higher-potene 2 wo 6 Of * mar Sirs Grace et Fee pensar on ag sermon — * sISRUEGED Woman GEN. CLR PENTER r 3-7208. Same cialty Carl L. Bills, FE fino 4 bisa “ne In ay. Trial size Ton ree before” the ‘tale of your . a Bessie , Goventa ace Immel, For Gale Airis . Receseseessey -4 to 4, with ino MAN, AGE % cout lerking. tn oreseey’ et W.| Work. New and a S . & back jon Pee RADING.| ningham's: Simms Bros. ‘and cue. Ed you sell. contract” persone "interested, “take notice: “That Transp ed sre MG) ferred. Rowe fail experience pre-| days week. No Sun. or _ gore. 6| . Murdock, FE_2-1983 " D. Bj ishing. 12 . FIN. ate eet ee Oe ca ningham's; Also druggests eve w. M. Stout, R tefore mad ‘Assessment here. | W: Used Cars wdtbeteoeeen 4 c paying $90 and | experience not ne eve. work. CARPENTR — Free esti exp. Guar. wo LEVELING, nate. ry-| TT N. Sagine , Realtor = ban ga Bir deiraying thet batt, of Por geie Frocks -- sreeeeeene t-}| ler Brush, PE 32018. Call Pui- Commu learn. Apply. Birm ff mite antl, ro YL CABINET WORK. see mates “Leo B Bob FE goede. Cw sodding PE S008. oF IN DEBT? Ww Open Eves. Pay vz ties Se set wine the For Sale Cars Bveeeseseaseees PURCHASIN | Mule Rd, Boham. _ ~ 14\SARPENTER WORK NEW ap | man [—soDiInG FRA ¥r| Movi anted Real E ' ——_ anes errerereeen " SING AGENT |SEAT.. CLEAN |_ repair FE 81817. AND | Dancing Modernizing, FE 48470 ing & Truckin 1 you ented Keal Estate 32A benny the const with uction “ | pleas WOMAN With |CARPEN DRYWALL . 4.5470. g 19 are having troubl ARRAS and felated work ruction of side- ence, pret ee contro] expert-| bar ont personaiity to run | vemod TER WORK, NEW teed. work. TAPING, GUARAN- your payments, see j@ meeting 7 pan Po ‘em the south i change of plant, Rare @ manufacturing, Pon ri} in small tow: aairy| Op eling Also cabinet OR | 3.5000 tree estimates ng A-1_ MOVING-HAULIN MICHIGAN CR! us _ today. CASH Pac of East backgro' ; tine rt mn near) 3-457 work. . OR EXCEL o LO COUN wet om Marie Street to Jeni Street The Pontiac Press {| |—Pieee Bee. Ee Bagtae| Say Bo tna "ORE ORE AE EOE D&MB SRVICE LENT SERVICE | above Ouhien Theater. PE b04ss Set ora FOR vogue inapertion we he public FOR WANT SUPER WORSES AIDE intnent | Eitte John Featherstone, FE| fare’ ‘it TCE |A83,, BACLING | WHAT | HAVE ERARN ABOUT BIRTH CO 8.0486 YOUR HOME Gumminnon ane "ine /Amescor ot inel) DUA ADS |) mapertOZEPE Teas won| Se Ggey nets EXPERTERCED CABINET WAREN AND CARPER Bel PM ATISE TSS gos rere aero Pees germ oe| JIM WRIGHT, | . | i a HAULING ANYTHING, ANYTIME ®: : ord 4 mission ae. we meet tn the Com- L. FE 2-8181 panding ate Ss oe ex-| tion. Melt be tnd pall vace-| ter gnecnee & epeciaity. FE ano cabinets | FE pees? ANYTHING, ANYTIME eg to 11:30 am., 18 W Prt.. WRIGHT, R ttth ey of Ju in “said City, on the Interviaw. Bubap ce write for | remises. Por able to live on! S. . AND CUSTOM BUILT GARAGE 3047. . and 4th Wed. 8:20 re ang Oakland Ave. » Realtor se ehich time reviews a cacremment, From $ a.m. to § p.m, j|_sue °° 1 oN Ee neo. 2Sta between 8 and 6 cai oe EMENT WORK 3a. FE S008 VES Fe ACIERO RUBSN OR ANY. ou. Coneeaty bunts. 111,20 Seeperative Resi Retete Exchange Rotate weet eet : ; : ITH O : gore, dri beee : or an an ON ha a Ripert ne interned to pened immediately, Tb SALES _— | merce, aitord ne, tom,|_ fama cheap Inter. MY | "one now FE eae ron\ oF eaiene cre . . su 2, je T will not be. re WANT YOUR CASH? : July if, 1998. ress mesumes e | oT. MUtual /ELDERLY M now. FE 5-8333 coe ae seme Fe ei any debts ei ©. 104 sibility for aime a SECRETARY | painting. men wants OUTSIDE | ELECTRICAL CO ae HAULING AT A +5134. Narn” ir then ois epptracted for 3 oF 3 bedroom ‘ ADA R._EVANS, for thes own charges MANAGER ' Cini ppertnty or |Ponnace CLEANING AND RE. and repairing FE Sean 9 LOR aap HEAVY HAGTING” Barry Yortine 6 Mark St. Pen- Sans ae ee it insertion of a the first | person marine or capable | pairing. Otl stove cleaning RE. | FLOOR SANDING. LA - 1! 4 FE A HA ON AND APTER THIS DATE. : r, PE 42544. _ta Tn a wuss tot coer || & LIFE TIME i ae BE | Piper, sareeeg, “aeane, PPE Cant an BEST Ce | 22h baa ke Tepnt 1 nBUY OR SELL 4 ere Mie tr , } . é in 1, ear oP error. When cancellations /STENOGRAPRER. aE Ee: SY GLEAe Ss Meat or FOUNDATION BASEMENT mT HAGLING- oe eat er woe Se on) er SH onelly buy your p macadermoe |f Zaureiul ameter” Se Opportunity Saeki? a ra taal OR 2a | foie ES pany, VER ee metab re Some | Sie” Meher Bert oncton ena? Se © special a. adjustments on Nef! wore rtunity | profitable summer +eaChERs | 222 E24. ING AND WORK OF Fireplaces, Bar-b-Ques and fiGHT AND HEAVY TRUCKING, WER ER siti preceasonable, Call ch if the price it, given For disttict of divisional sal | Peas bese nse oales work. re MEAT CUTTER HO cane oes, eet ri uty “I DA R. D. RIL tet us ; phy 2 eld Closing time tor pany scereting teiexaty’ com-| wares m and eve-| Pxperienced Pontiac Press Box HOUSE RAISING _ | ifaw oe $0003. diri| Joivonstbie fer any’ debtee é $00 Elisabeth Lake RI PE fi inthe, City ot Ponti, || lareer Darr 14 $3100 ice 4 ROOMS” BATH 6 OA: rae, W. Fo ee available now, FE UNION COURT — 3 Rooms and bath. Adults only. [RCH : G. HEMPSTEAD heat, hot w stove and erator furnished. $55 a month and | Bre Mr. Smith, 38 E. Meron St. 2 ROOMS AND 8HO™ 12 A week ommiating © gas, Michts and heat. 4 or veanians H _FE 2 23-5219 3 2 BEDROOM, CLOSE IN MODERN. FE 446700. le pray Sar UePoes APT. STOVE \j and refrig Inquire §7 Mechanic a MODERN, ist floor, FE 3 ROOM APARTMENT CAR- adults only. FE 29-0903, 244 F Marshall, ROOMS AND BATH APT. NEAR downtown, $556 per mo. Ground floor. WARD E. Panraines REALTOR Huroa FE 4388 1080 W. | 3 NICE or ROOMS. PVT. bath. for working coudle. Modern in, Phone FE | kitchen, Close Roos s | entrance $a N. ROOM, |3 RO Rooms x uD B BATH. Pav. ENT. _ FE 5-334. 3 lin 3 a HOT Waren. ins porch, 437 WwW. Huron 8t. M APT ON NORTH SIDE, 2-1060 between 8 &.m. RM, COUPLE ONLY, LI N sUscar SORBED OPE WS | a drinking, PE 8-1972. ) - TAM, BASEMEN vm} ND BATH. ATH. PRIVATE | it Johnson ROOM HOUSE. «4 of land, Ref. ist and Jest rent. par hy next door or or oF phove REpublic on q Sub. OR_ 31356. & Cass LAKE Rd. in bor, ~~ Keego eas A month, Near vd ‘snd hoch. t “T think the boss likes me. He said if my typing didn’t im- | prove he would give me a long vacation!" 5 | Convalescent Homes 38A Na gm, VACANCIES IN REPUTABLE CON- valescent hom West . _ Rent Office Space 41 Air Conditioned Office valle’ tn FY a2 tee Phone PE 23-6213 ONE WAY TF2 Ortonville, ass. x LK. Beate c SORTAOE. Use Le ETS COMPLETELY popes* LAE Coront. Co ar wily. miles vit Pontiac. Watertreat, well furn, modern 2 pedn a a bine 2 of lake. oat. ren we season or year. Rea. Avallavie at e NE 2 bed furnished. Fireplace Sereened rch. $30 wee or eheaper rates for month or Dorothy Snyder. Laven er 2140 W. Huron FR 2-411 1 | LAKE PRONT, MODERN, SLEEPS | 6, boat, $50 a sae EM 3.0212. LAKE FRONT, 3 RM. APT. Yoig_soteanes. 45 8 wk. “pRi- rent to sell. With Ss ; or gale Prefer to COAST TO COAST 3_Dscrm. : eo Trailers. _Rent Lake Cottages 36A . & nee Gale Bey. , tora s4S month, Call after CELLO pin Gm Shek, Albe cumall fer HERE IT 18. COSY COTTAGE q " pe home, all furaished. In __Hw cludes “TV, R Elec. Range, AVAILABLE JULY 14TH. TO GEPT.| Ete. 200 x ae a City. By wom. bmal “Dont aif” Shop. ‘oe _ month of season. Midwest 6-421. | ject bors, close to, Auburn BALD EAG and furniture ’ ettes furn mplete Gas, P, T._ REALTOR cisctricity, refflg. & boat. 7 miles | 4599 ©” Auburn, Rochester OU Cla! snes. Waldbauer’s, VAG. Ran Pr ria 8 Holcomb, MA 5-687. BY oe ‘NER. PIONEER KIGH- 3 bed- lands, brick, dry basement, rooms, F, op recreation garage. $6,000 2: B robs home. mus tt _Linden Rd. eC. _ BEAUTIFUL viEw—3 BEDROOM : Te On saree ies. —_ rose. ear e. $365 wn. Pa mente $64. an 4 LADD’s _ Pai 4286 Dixie “Heay. Drayton. - BY OWNER, 7 ROOM HOUSE ALL on 1 floor By Michaels. omarion 4. qatar, sale, priced down. PE $8,950 Seats or evenings een FE 2-5219. '3 Ri | cal Pe and ee ina ta 7 Bosal Ss TILED BATH ON Lake, 8587 Pontiac Lake Rd 'z" BEDEM, MODERN FLAT IN_ Orton Children eon | MY * 9.0411 between 8 and 5 nak | for Charles Starrs. } ROOMs AND ) BATH $15 PER week. Utilities furn, FE after 7 ROOMS AND B STOVE and utilities ra ned, couple only. 281 Oakland — {AND BATH UPPER, SHADE, insulated, also garage. FE 86-1414. 4 ROOMS AND BATH. 1 CHILD. ADAMS REALTY CO. FE 423393. 4 ROOMS AND BATH FE 23-7832. 4 AND BATH. LOWER. NICE & clean, = ane, entr., bus at door, wn OC] 6 months. Welcome. prospect cae. § AND BATH, FULL BASE- ment, FE 3-024), \* ane ROOMS, CLOSE IN. FE 8 § ROOM aN D D BATH UPPER, clean, in Pontiac $75. OR 3-1320 A §& ROO a by m,-~ DERN re! sement, No sma aeharen . PE 2-061 BEAUTIFUL, MODERN. LAEE- view apt. Heat furn, $75 a month. Adults MYrtle 3-749! LARGE LOVELY 4 & ero Ga- rage Near airport - ad ~ _OR $1043. CARGE 4 ROOMS $ AND BATH, inc Lake Fd Corner * MODERN COTT ree OTTAWA DR. BRICK 3 BEDRMS. nished, hot water, br and den, carried loads of stor- laguire 4571 Hillerest . Dr. ‘wood. age space, rec. room, at hull Lake tached 2 car e garene. FE 2-7306. ODERN LAE y FE tage, 2 bdrms, and sleeping BY OWN R pored. Call 258 Lakeview . $8 room modern. 200 “*t. frontage. wake Orion, MY_3-5341. Pe wns gown on 1 ee Spa MODERN RESORT aT RIVATE TLD AS 3 BDRM MOE RT an . . “Gin orac ful! basement house Corner lot. ry ae K genes bay 389, Lake priv. $12, Will consider | NORTHERN COT OB Pat Moo | ginal ge OF tote on eee ut. MApie 5-7086. Also 3 bdrm. shell home ON SUTTONS BAY. MICH. Pull basement, Late iv, Near Traverse City, 2 bedroom 4-0681 2 furnished cottage By the week or | ~ $1,150 DOW month. $50 per week. Also Motel) gy resale } bedroo owe home accommodations. Swimming boat- bath. e kitchen, 16 ft corner ing. fs mile to town. SD indow. Dine month, @ OR: 313 tor reservation. fnciedia taxes insurance cua LL 4y SUMMER worn *¢ e OR 30777 39771, No brokers. jake priv. for rent by wk. aoa "Sat. 4 Rog™ HOUSE. 38722. ee | | OOS repaire_ § eash. No WALLED ) LAKE, MODERN CONV. agents. 0 Die a-bedrm. Reas. MA) §Y OWNER: 3 BEDRM. GI HOME 4 miles west of Pontiac. 1% yrs YEAR pROuRD LAKE COTTAGE.| old. Newly decorated. Large rere eerfetred oul of stale. OR er, Tran ow! state. ror Rent Rooms 3 37 | _3ims. NESS x, . BIDE, ranch ome WwW ement, Nene, FE. 31008. AND ble garage, 3 lots, terms. Goo. SLEEPING ROOM to Gen. Hospital PE 8-111 GLEAN ROOMS WITH OR WiTH- tion. Near bus. FE 5-8717. LARGE FRONT SLEEPING Ri _ladies 267 N Saginaw. FE 2-070. | CARGE ‘CLEAN ROOM FOR GEN- teman, private entrance, 245 Ne!- son, FE 44373 LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOM ‘near town 1 person, MY 2-6186 NICE, AIR CON NED RM. home for indy, Before 5. riv, BATH NEAR AU-. _Beott_ ui a ; burn Ht Couple onl FE 46532. LARGE § ROOMS APT. = wattEp | FE +000. . Meo sea Newly decorated, 2 PLEASANT ROOM FOR YOUNG 3 LARGE ROOMS WALKING DIs-| Lake aren. Newly eri utiiites | man, % block from bus. Shower. tance to town e ~ furn, $9750 me. FE 42252 or 554 W. Iroquois. FE $-8774. 3 | LARGE RMS. PRIVATE = EN- MA 86-6544 SLEFPING ROOM tranee ‘and bath close in, adults DOvELY § ROOM UNF fa j FE 52208. ee Sous | ett nattae neat pe | Le Rr ee entrance or or fr te ‘erry, 5 Appi 0 Reseed ferred. 38 Putman, FB, + Howard. 2 RF 1 OR G - SLEEPING ROOMS FOR RENT, men | preferred. 261 State _8t REAL NICE LAROE ROOMS |} block west of Fisher Body. FE a ED A. aig ong alg re ond we toons right ‘sevehaws. 1 aaa bat! ath ose everythifig wie in ADAMS REALTY Edw. M.S R ' __Rooms With Board 38 : w. tout, | an tor TE ELDERLY PEOPLE FOR A ROME TN. Saginaw $416 | Away from home. We have it! enone ROCHESTER WiCENTY 3 vanae penn on nurses, 00d ‘hee. “op. ND BATH. UPPER, NICELY com raee, . o irnished, clean, couple only. 20 quired, 6 en. Refereocet re-| crated for year comfort. wor! : SEVERAL APTS AV. VATLABLE. 3) ‘Rd, Novi Michigan, Northville "LARGE ROOMS AND BATH oe yterent locations, Before 5 -- A . FE 43712. | FE 42521 After 5 — FE $1172. FOR MEN. SINOLE OR BODIES. 2 > 2S PVT. | GNFURNISHED APT. STOVE, RB-| Clean home, PE 26842. entr., _ util, 2 FE Sais | frigerator, heat, hot and cold wa-| Johnson. 3, AND BATH NICELY) ter furnished. Washing facilities, | SPOTLESSLY CLEAN RMS. HOME | addock i meals FE 6-037. 16 Mat; ‘turn. priv: ; ease N SECOND . FLOOR. | Sent ves, FE 32-0041, 5 7a MODERR. Ls qvrer, f a | SPPER + ROOMG,_PF . ce Utilities . only. | 2-331. bath, garage, 00. FE ike! t ee & & ANCIES ¥ valescenea home at Dd further informeticn | GE 304 ONE CLOSE | COME 3 STORY INCOME, HOME s from downtown, 3rd floor sea eros 500 terms. ae Dixie Hway. ait ha 3 ee tood corpeting Aluminum awnings Large landsea LADD'B INC. 4286 Dixie Hiway. Pisins car garage. bool School bus near door. $13,000, Terme. Call MY 33-2700 gas heat =. give you imme posses- RANCH STYLEZ bed an one rooms on dexcelient kitchen, tie walls and floor in bath. Sliding door closets, 1983. Oi) Pa fully in- 0 this on lot, 70 Mitt’ mane easy t rms. floor. RELAX In this 3 famfiy income on beautt- fully jand: jot. ° car @a- rece. Your moome from second el one. nee $13 500 ion with 6 “ Bee ao: a STATE STRE This 3 bedroom home AF sobering vamorns walls, off heat, base- good neighborhood. Yours for ronty 8 000 down. Russell Young jas BELED — POPP i | DOWNTOWN PONTIAC] 5 ana” oie per INCOME ON PUTNAM 2 family—$ and bath each floor Humphries Realtor FE 2-044 PE ¢Tilé 83 -N. Telegra Open Evenin: 0 saatitple Listing Bervice ANNETT OFFERS Large Home—Clarkston oe on og Ram every schools and ah ond $12,600 te 4 Family three room units tour blocks from town in —s lent condition, > hase3 rooms, beth, range ein aol 4 car garage. Present income of $2860 per Heat, * bg go average month y door, nl paved street, tis\s00, Clarkston Colonial 7 room Colontal oom tn perfect condition sive subdivision Sin lake eS 4, Living room = e, only Clarkston Lake Front Brick Attractive 7 room bric home in eondition with 279 feet on jake and ia with ace to many er iakes. Living room Powe with Sreptnss. dining fr 15x15, sug room $212, kiteh- en iinlé ana lavatory on recreation srea. furnace, J car garage, Price roguces to $22.! ‘or quick wal hae home. as owner purchased smatier Exce! terms ; Modern Brick Colonial Situated om large lot, this feeving Sioatey furnit: ~~ refrigern. € pon toe, steve, & dryer. & drapes sei Ld tout fur- niture. Roy: Annett Inc. AL TORE eral — oF Huron Open By eninge and Sunday 1 LAKE PRIVILEGES © 15 DAYS POSS. Py = John K. Irwin Hn SEST houses on Genessee. $14,750. Many “PW. 3 Bedrm. GI Resale Very 6% rm. home in condition, Ted walls, oi] heat, Big dear earpert, Nicel fete. Quick possession.” Waterford Twp. eat heat S rm, & bath 2 carport. es fates storms eNQuick poser ROOM DENN Ww. Huron FE 4-2677 Let ue dow With Harbor BRICK $10,975 CEDAR SHAKE $9,975 | bulld you « Hills #8 room ranch home with Hom Value Packed You'll agree there is teal value With this 6 room home boas sling features as 8 a1 ft. Lv room with fire- place, 3 large bedrooms. gee heat arene. peved street Ly r eniy $9,960 Don't miss this secri- fice, see it ay. Near Eastern ge gas heat, it ormes and screens and even car- About $1,300 do’ ‘qualified Gts. Bateman Kampsen REALTORS ‘| 577 8. Telegraph Eves. & Sun. FE 4-0528 bath $3,000 Oak Large iq st. Priced BROWN 6. , DOWN —Lake front. Two bes m bung living Por $1,900 coyx-van side. Cony five ins. Basemen’farone semen, furnace, Truly d good hig ~+4 Paved with and two tull at only tge T rm. modern street. Pull Daemon a real et only $11,800. — Located at Casa M two bedroom bun- ult in 1847, Fall base- tu bath of furn. Tie . & of Benet walls. 22021 $15,000 BF hungal ICK RANCH—3 bedroom Full ba . Of AC GAYLORD heucriPLe ae “aces “tes cae ares. Tue Mn INCOME zoe Meseii? Eee ea 4,800, Cass Lake Privileges Sh as lot, to satel tito down. ‘Ful See $8,250. , ar REAL ESTATE Pie tite aoe ___MULTIPL ~ E LISTT alate Sonar Indianwood Lake Outstanding brick brick and red- — 3 bed- i% wath, library, te with grill. Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor 22 W. Lawrence Street PE 34161 oF Wards Orchard Mew 3 bedroom 6!-level reneh bungalow with rec on = 2 car rage. You pre ire to Ww eit the mee built-in features and the most closet ont _sonce thet you ' heave ever in = bome Price $18.350. ter terms. North Side out. Gas heat. Fenced ard and all nicely tandeeaned. i ene Garage. Price $10,500, Watkins Lake $1,490 down — price $8,050, Very neat gal bed- Prt and directly across road, Quic’ session. KINZLER * rhs Scr Se = 4 6 + . Near Auburn Heights =| a 4 2339 Orchard Rd4. PE 44563 Aiter 8, call OR 3-1708 Acar GARDENS etive i a L. Terapletoni, oi, Reatbie achoo!, Lake privilege wargain at $13,000. ‘wi avemes after @, call Mr. Weit- nel, §-75868. A. JOHNSON, Realtor 1704 S. Tel Rd. FE Edw. M. Stout, Realtor | “7M. Saginaw St. Ph. FE 56-0165 THE PONTTAC PRESS, ‘THURSDAY. sULY 1 1%, 1006 Bre oe tern eb DRAYTON PLAING Se tae neat and hot Sea, full price #8500 with $2,000 “SPECIAL” CHICKEN EVERY » ., SUNDAY | rour own 4 GOOD TO BUY BUY TODAY tuo pubes. Nowy Sacred 1 Pa Less ents an Rent Westown |- REALTY £0. MODEL 5-0204 DETROIT OFFICE Diamond 1-0320 3 BEDRUOM gu PinseR ED > «house, fecation. Will con- sider on _paym FE 21106. IN ROCHESTER. frame on 3 its. basement, ineome, garage. 3 with $795 down. 8 rooms and bath on paved $7960 with $1000 down. Plenty of other houses and sun s & ving si} anda kitchen 10°x1¢', BESi? coo, Richen wiasy, ofl room Rt, 12’ mode: ‘Sachem, gue * modern tom built cupboards, wtliity 4 eleve- room ag crepaalagnen wa gut M59 to Duck Lk, Rd. J.c HAYDEN, Realtor: 26 E. Walto. Open Ev down. Ee Re ey /Giroux:Franks dust o few fo eo FE'$7923. oe 1:30'p ‘p.m. $670 0 Dn. 3 BEDROOM -“RANCHMASTER” Lanow LOTB. BLACK TPOPPED LOW LOW PAYMENTS Pearl Development Co. KE Established in 1916 REALLY NICE — ~. a beautt- outlook ranch oreo coll MAple 11s, “Modern Living LOR. Be tn before school sta RAINE MANOR, 3 Batty full brick water, imum arran: H. . Newingham, Broker Gite | 8. ‘Marshall this Gr RESALE ? nti HOME with Inke privileges. $1.250 do Balance obs m ly. Includes taxes & insurance. 3.2244. BY OWNER Home 86 lots, 4 bedrooms, 20x22 ites room, Aree sitting room, extra room, ees, al) kinds Fabs. 10- miles from Pontia Near all iakes, school bus a door. Al, for $10,000 with $3.200 own, No te agen Phone. EM 3-016) NICHOLIE 435 W. IROQUOIS RD This outending home has 9 modems. am up, car peted livin tm. & hall jm a us Pl kitchen Full bemt., heat, 2 car garage, high Sot & many r extra fea- tured. Price reduced to $15,- 500, Takes $4,100 down, $190 mae, ome of our | CH ry ms and bath, NEAR WATERFOR: Metre! Plaste room tated You'll ke this ° rms & is, he es art heal, 2-car in the country ’ bower of fall bemt auto heat, hot ; with roses ro flowers water, ingwietion mx orn 8, refrigerator, boat reens, ¢ ‘et och are included. Phone 150x200, nicelv pndscaped. KEW BRICK — eatin new & room. witra-modern in attrac- Asking $16,000 $100 mo. SEMINOLE WILLS larger family. Has % bed- bath & sleeping norch . & lav. dn. Nice bemt. with suto ‘eat & other conveniences leo garage in bemt. Price — only $15,000. Termes, EAST SIDE—ONLY 97 950 “il heat, hot water, * nice jot, oared at. terme. RUSSELL ST.—VACANT 8 & bath. @ bedrns. dn) Good basement, large lot. Onty $12,500. Takes $2.500 down. * tss| NICHOLIE & HARGER CO. W. Huron rE ‘ce laree kitchen, 3 ptece bath, ga- 4 can r Fags. On, Hors, "a car ga- & rage, 5 heat, ted. and bas a SUBURBAN 3 BEDRM. Be OY at Seo 2 WARD E. PARTRIDGE’ REALTOR: FE43581 ‘OPEN Ts . Center. By owner. FE _ SEVERAL CHOICE LAKEPRONTS __WALTER GREEN, MY 2-5831 ~ EMBREE & & GREGG . VILLAGE n to 8, at A ared Ese Fest EW will take 1953 car or or both and cash. TS. Bender St. Dray- oa Hatchery Rd. Call m OPEN Eg G8 & SUNDAYS SYLVAN LAKE FRONT 8 rooms 6 rooms with 2 baths on floor; 3 rooms and on floor, Good be second e conveniences. Use it as an © or single home. $17,500 term« THIS LITTLE HOUSE couple Only $6,000 WANTED A nice Spanish cite hone. this ide loc ion. berement good ven en sftord. TWO LAKE FRONT COTTAGES 00 ft. of f artven Lake frontage, 2 m cottages. each with ater gas & apd shop- terms you can LONG LAKE FRONT Lares home. 30 t. living room, plus large dormitory AH “en Tr Safe sand beach, Sea wall Lovely shaded. $14,800, terms to please «BRICK INCOME | An . ge Jo eae S condition throughout a Siar “ank_ Sicha” wit _43| SLICE OF HAM _ _For Sale Lake Prop. 44 “4 ____ For Sale Houses 43 NOTHING DOWN Wit = bufld © wil Lina : suet an your lot. ment ment wil bul » ones Core ver «Donald! ter oe Down. . «nous. an BATE. «Ra AIM f mn Peon, On YOUR Ci CAR and base- pa. features, e srea overlookin, rae uy acre. Lake iv leges. e¢ Orton vicinity, Inside lo be completed. ‘OR 1407. the heat — ° bedroom lakefront. nouve “os & hot wa- ter. .: Al reaps ven hasan os BUY &. sone heme ae outs livin OR SELL Bays the Owner! Near Crescent 2 rooms. 12 x 20 living room. Plastered walls bath. Automatic of] beat. 1 ear BF tee acs privileges. Only ofo.. .. SEE This fine 3 bedroom home today. 1% baths. Pull Casement. 2 car porere, it e. Livi room. Dining rm porches. Gas heat and not water ey gers one trim. Plastered Storms and and clean. Located in etty. HOME MART REALTY CO | 1002 W, Huron PE 5-0407 | KENT Established tn 11T . WE'LL BUILD A HOME TO SUIT YOU AND AT A PRICE YOU CAN AFFORD The Pontiac area's only authorized “HOME PLANNERS CENTER” ’ 450 HOME PLANS We have in our files by RICHARD B. POLLMAN, designer PALMQUIST & WRIGHT, architects 60 FT. RANCH HOME. This every room in the house. This brick veneer 3-bedrm. house has exceptionsliy ps cabinets and space. ts baths, full base- copper tube rembing and attached 12 car garage. All for $14, on your lot or ours, 0 FLOYD KENT, Realtor : “ alse, BUILT HOMES" office Hwy. near Telegraph 433 AMPLE CUSTOM: ISTOMER PARKING EFFICIENCY HOME Ideal for working Fao there's noth: this 2 droom "excellent features basement, ofl com ination storms and Beverly near Jos- Only 280. Modern 2 bedroom ae an Hudson St. Excellent condition. jcar garage $1,800 down, WILL IS M. BREWER Parke FE ein * FE __5-TT04 Wooded Lake Privileges YEAR | AROUND HOME WITH FIREPLACE, GA ar a ROOMS AND BATH BEIN} REPAINT- ED ON OUTSIDE LOT 50 AQT: F SHADE, PA’ LE. HAVE A LOOK AND MAKE AN OFFER. R. J. VALUET, Realtor 245 Oakland A $-0603 MULTIPLE LISTING. service ~ $300 DOWN 3 bedroom now under construction Exterior finished, you finish fn- tertor, Nice location. near Oxbow Lake, Pull price 85 950. $500 DOWN 2 and 3 bedroom with exterior complete Electric and rough) lumbing, Neaf ne bake. 1 take lot-or acreage in jra NO DOWN PAYM! NT. “yea build hm your jot 1, 2’or 9 th emer Lg Pc Kel x beet a AP & SONS $-6183 | OR 3-1414 OR 3-458 FE 2-7068 $3,800 down. BROS. | KNUDSEN 230 Elm Street ® rms. 1% baths, new oll-fired furnace. New siding and roof. 2 new porches, enclosed, with alu- minum storms and screens. 105 ft lot affords good garden spot. Only $9,500, See it now North Johnson t'¢ rms. and bath Also éxtra stool in basement. Oti-fired heat. Full basement, garage. Conven!- ently located for west wide. $2.500 down. WM. H. KNUDSEN REALTOR 610 Pontiac wae FE 45 verry Bide. STOUT Best Buys Today ROSES ARE RED Your face will be, too, if yey miss seeing ‘his good uy on the West side. get on the phone and caLL! INCOME SPECIAL Tf you've got a head on your shoulders, vou can EASILY see this house will ay for itself. § rooms and ‘ull bath on Ist ‘loor and 3 rooms and full bath on Qnd floor, screened front porch, full basement, and a 2? car garage, excelent ett furnace, built um ‘44 AND GET THIS—on a lot 207 square West of Pon- tlac, just a 10 min. drive. PRICE ONLY $11.30 with $3,100 DOWN CALL NOW! ’ r ~~ = a? ONLY $750 DOWN Moves vou imto this eute 2 bedroom houre east of Au- burn Hets ideal for inex- pensive living. on a lot 80 t wide At the moment, there ts no bath but all fix- tures wil! geo with sale of house TDEAL for -he handy man or someone who worts RENTS TERMS ARRANGED! * _ 16 TON of house tn this J bedroom and fn bath, foil basement and 3 additional reoms. lo- cated east side, paved street rood etghbor- . has ew 1. oll furnace, SEE IT WN buying thts oe be ke nave Ing your m mn the bank PRICED MONT. AT ONLY $8,000 with ‘ow down pay- ment + %, nhtw. M. Stout, Realtor N. — nee a fi today today! ___ For Sale Houses 43 vou 6 FOR SALE : MODERN 2 BEDROOM e & & acres. Fireplace, Petti- bee” Lake Privilege 2 mi, out . of Milford. Young “Orchard. Ge- rage. New house. Price $12,000, $3,000 down. Phone MU 47386. 71 BEDROOM HOME. $1,000 DOWN includes furniture. Owner will _hold contract, PE 41044 LAKE PRIVILEGE, | : Lore 8 WOL- verine Lake poss My per cent dn. $lv mo, Owner M OWNER: 2 SoRi RANCH, near Waterford High. Lot 80m145. $0,200 with $1,200 down. $55 a mo. OR 3-6284. 7 ACRES. FRUIT TREES. § RM. bdrm, car garage, beautifu awe Priced to ell at $16,000 new city of Troy. MI 42164. SMALL HOUSE WITH ft ACRE of Jand, $600. Terms. FE 6-6933. BY OWNER. 2 BDRM oa OUSE, $1,300 with ($58 FE MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICD GATEWAYS to HAPPINESS NEW BRICK—W. SIDE all see conveniences of Lecated on @ fire and pictur’ window large bedrooms tiled bath, Randy spacious kitchen and dining L. Tile wells, vent fan, and birch rimeter heat, copper plumb- tanter TT of 2 fered at $17,480 with $2950 down. Bee it. You'll love it! TEL EGRA! APH ROAD NCOME BUSINESs raxis0 ft F ohene on “North Tele- with 2 amily home. 2 rental busine: at #12500 with $2,500 down per month. SEE THIS. To Buy—To Sell—To Trade “YOU BUY IT—WE'LL INSURE IT MAHAN REALTY CO, REALTORS - | i beabaie int Exchange Huren NEXT {DOOR TO BRANCH OFFICE ——Ry OWNER. 4 bedroom house Shady jot. Near churches & school bus Privileges on Williams Lake Price gye.seo _Terms. OR 3-2681 of OR 31070 AND BATH DOWN _ FIN- UR good basement and Call OR 3-2088 pointment 4415 W Walton WIN CAMCOR CAMER r OUR 3 BEDRM BRICK 1 BLOCK A | TURN RIGHT |MELJOY REALTY __ FE _3-0706 $100 Down TWO BEDROOM oan CLA RKSY. : IN ETE ON XTE: RIOR ONLY BIG Lor. F.C. Wood, Co. REALTOR 3-1235 Corner Williams Lake Rd. Re M59 _For Sale Lake Prop. 44 LLL LE Ww ATKINS LAKE nd bath. ; bedrooms. . Full basement hot water. 2 car garage. Nice shady jot, good lake priv. Price $0,950 with $2500 down. Or large discount for cash. For articular. call F J Owens, roker. OR: 3-1450. NEARLY NEW LAKE FRONT | ee ~ ™ price. $11,950, Terms, Owner. ¥ 43-2880 aaWeDIRTE POSSESSION. $7,900, two bedroom home Complete bath, water heater, electric range, storm sash, screens, off heat. upstairs floored with stairs. ment, lot 100 x 150 ft. Shrubbery, double warage Easy terms. Har- Ty Giddings, 2905 Jackson, White Lake. Mitford, Mutual #2161 and # AT SAORI WHIPPLE LAKE 100 ft. lake lots with over 600 ft. of private park and beach to share with onty a few other lot owners, Choice lots only $1.450 on easy terms restriction. Phone owners. MAple 82131 or _MAyfair 6-2384_ BEAUTIFUL ‘LAKE LOT ON LOw- er Long Lake chatn. $15,000. MI §-2000 BY OWNER Cranberry Lk. ft. on M59 beau- tiful ranch home and landscaped 130x400". $28,000, $10,000 down 9960 Highland Rd. SEAUTIPYD 68 FT LAKEFRONT lot olverine Lake 84.950 with $1450 down Hannan LI 4000 MPL LY FURN 3. BED- ROOM LAKEFRONT HOME. Fire- place. Screemed porcn. 1% batha 120 ft iakefront. On! $5,000 down LADD'S "NC 4286 Dixte Hway Drayton Plains. §0 FT. WATER FRONT ON LAKE on Samebew. Priv ROOM * peaity, Ortonville. > 7 LAKE FRONT Beautiful two bedroom modern. inside finished with knotty pine. charming brick fireplace and ee tached garage hniaty ores gee fotps, te for only $1,500 4 CRAWFORD AGENCY (83% W. Huron st FE 41540 Evenings ‘call OPE Putri tf MY 3-110 LAKEFRONT. SUCHY *E 4-3142. | ee LAKE Must be seen to be anpreciated. | LAKEFRONT fering. LAKE PRIVILEGES sei ets oh te atl Ouer Sylvan a a ane ant, 7 to 00 tt widths ‘overioking — Heres an 4 peotaiye Carl W. BIRD, Realtor ret Poss aaa wee PE rE si ~~ WATKINS LAKE _ @ room lake front home. 3 bed- in poren. Ga heat * ho water. 2 car garage. lot terms. _ J. Owens. Broker. OR car LAKEFRONT 4 Bedrooms, large lot, good beach. On- Maceday Lake. New dock. C. HOUSTON REALTY FE 46331 WILLIAMS LAKE Beautiful setting among great green ewe. Lg ifactive 3° Bedroom mose basement, oll mien hee and boat storage. Phone Me tonight before someone else grabs FLOYD KENT, Realtor. 24 W. Lawrence &t. ae TM i, sage st. 30 acres in the N. Adams section—level to el gently roll- ing land. Ideal for t ievelen- ment, $750 per Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor 22 W. Lawrence Street 2858 WATKINS LAKE . Bogan year ‘round brick vane. Very modern and neat as @ 2 car attached garage. 2 ba’ Natural fireplace. Large window overlook lovely ees. owe i, ~ = ate. Call Mr. RLIPFEL & & CO. 1048 Woodward Ave. _ Royal Oak LAKE LOTS WOODED LAKE FRONT at Mace- day Lake i good beach, $5,250 with $1,250 down. WATERFRONT LOTS on Pontiac Lake. Priced from $1 100 to $2,500 with terms, - _ LOTS at Wil- sonable terms. F. C. Wood Co. REALTO! OR }- Corner Williams Lake Road & Mase For Sale Resort Prop. 444 GRASS LAKE, NEW CABIN. Large lot, center resort area. Adjoining state forest, Good hunt- ing, fishing Near Skeels north of Gladwin, $995. $100 down. = Morrow, Gladw LIVE, WORE K AND wren, ALL on the same pr . sn 28k $0 8b of ground. le es with eee fishing and ming. yet rent or sale. George Ikert, Broker. 486 Jackson ‘Biva, Whife Lake. Phone Milford MU 4-4383. LAKE PRIVILEGE ; liams Lake. $650 & up with rea- PE 58161 or FE 31%4 ACRES Lake lots — $100 down, located a ae Also beautiful Jim Ww RIGHT PE 5-044) 45 Oakland Ave Co-operative Real Eetate Exchange BUILD NOW In our wel} restricted Waterford Hills Estates, Betimetes ee {IERBERT C DAVIS- | 4825 Pontiae Lake Rd. FE 5-4312 west 2 purLpene SITES. 2 blocks N. Perry si. in Perry bdivision FHA Park Su’ appreval $0u122 ft. $750 ea. RAY O’NEIL, Realtor 262 9. Telegraph Rd. Open 00 Phone 31103 or OR_3-2937 Co-operative Real Estate Exchan 5 ACRES, 3 MILES NORTH OF Clarkston Very reasonable terms. _Call_ FE POR SALE BY OWNER: 2 BED- room home, garage, 2%» acres. , near Union Lake . Me a 1280 Union Lake Rd. EM 3-374, IDEAL MOTEL SITE 7 Acres. One half A —l of MBO. frontage, $7,709 — HOME ‘Sale Suburban Prop. : ABA METAMORA PROPERTY 149 acres tn Metamora, Michigan fox hunting country, having 29 acres timber numerous springs site for spring-fed artificial excellent building sites. boundary M, ii Be Senere Rd Metamora. Mich. s 4 For Sale Lots PP Pee $700 EACH 2 well-located lots on Adams Ré.. north a frag és. 50 x 188 f each Ey VST BE av ERLY Ideal butiding ict. © x 120 ft. for enly $650 with $300 dow 2 W. KENN E TT Lot 40 x 120 ft with tear garage. zoned manufacturing. Ideal loca- tion for shop or garaze ‘$4,000, on terms. . , NORTH PERRY ST. Corner lot, 40 x 100 "t. across from new Jr. High School Good loca- tion for reotaurent a other small business. $3,600 c K. G. HEMPSTEAD . 102 E. HURON 8ST FE #8284 Eves. FE 5-0510 > CORNER LOT AT WATKINS, PON- _ttac | Estates. FE 8-2443 CITY OF SYLVAN 2 lovely lots with many beautiful pape ony een 7 & sewage. HOME MART REALTY CO 1062 W. Huron _FE CHOICE LOT ON r ON BLAINE AVE. between Wisner & Lincoln schools, Must sell immediately. FE 2-0392. HIGH HILL VILLAGE SILVER- bell & M24 Large “omesites. 15 rt cent down Ladd's Inc. OR -1931 or FE 5-0291 4284 Dixie H'way. Drayton Plains Willams Lake Nice residential area Land contract or cash. eS, rn LOT 100X250 IN HITCHMAN HA- ven suby Rochester Or Nevada. _Lot No. 14. OR 3-3341 LOT: W154 WATERFORD TOWN- ship. FE 8-0770 MONTICELLO 4 desirable- lots, © x 130 ft. City water, gas & sewers. black \pped street Cal) FE 56-7923 after 1:90 p.m PERRY ACRES with a beautiful view. As Ladd's Inc OR 1, 4286 Dixie Drayton Plains WATKINS-PONTIAC ESTATES - A pl left! 1002150 As low as $150 om these excellent homesites to- tADbs ime OR 3-127 or FE 286 Diste H'way., Dray- Foor Ore On TAS- r st tae Mak tfter ridin ast aide ake offer. FRANK SHEPARD ‘OL 1-7811 100"150 low as $120 down a BEAUTIFUL LOT. 68 x 314 PRIV_ ~ MART ' ates Re Road mg Taylor. Several pareels sold, very picturesque only down, 6 lovely acres only $3700, 8700 down iprice you would ¥ for a small jot im the & y) i4 acte parcel has woods, wa- ter, ete Possible to wake ‘mail jake, Only $7700 with $1000 down Will be om premises this Sunday only 2-4. Come. select your fu- | ture home: site enjoy owning it while you plan for the future. Bring your deposit. This is the last Sunday out. Directions: Wood- ward to square Lake Road, Bast to North on yke ‘Sr 1 miles} to Walton Bivd “Left on Walton to Giddings about % mile} sign on corner will patsy you, Owner (TOwnsend For Sale Farms ‘1 Mile North of Pontiac 1M sere farm -- ° houses, eattle barn, tool hed, milk-house — now operated as a dairy farm Ideal land for subdividing. 1 mile road frontage. Attractively priced. Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor 23 W. Lawrence St FE 54-8161 or FE 5-2850 80 ACRE FARM NEAR MAYVILLE. Goo soll, new barn, grainery good 3 acres timber, old hous ace reasonable Pail Heiter ayville, Mich. 79 ACRES, 60 ‘TILLABLE SUCHY _Realty 0 Ortonville FE 43142. “FOR FARMS AND ACREAGE | OAKLAND COUNTY 120 acres and machinery, beau- tifully remedeled 16 room home 2 baths. Full basement oi] heat, also 3 bedroom tenant houce. Nicely landscaped, enclosed with pole fences arage and barn with cleaner. Corn crib, granary, too) shed. 15 miles from Pontiac by app't. only. 15 ACRES Located om corner of blacktop road, 3 miles east of Lapeer. Right for subdivising, 7 room home with 4 bedrooms. hea’ full basement, 32x47 barn. Priced te ate sell, $3,800 down pe onth 10 ACRES . VACANT Beautiful building site Very sc ie. In Walter's Lake area. 12 mites from Pontiac. RIDGEWAY REAL 915 Baldwin Ave CLINTONVILLE RD. rect ae nt Na ene eee house for income. Also barn Pull price $20,000 Terms can te oe Here EG. HEMPSTEAD revun™ * ae 6-0510 ‘ REALTY Co. 1062 W. Huron PE 5-0407 R TO SELL, 5 TO 10! scres. Cali MUtual 46131. 6 ACRES : 10 ACRES ioe temain 10 acres, Hilltop site. Call Rutledge OR 3-1111, FE 4-0003 | HOT MD Oe Lr IVE ir HOME. 7 CAN v. 1 x ScaPED, COMPLETE al Dear Yon” ONLY $3,500. i EXCELLENT LOCA- FULL PRICE tion gt any ‘T, It : . ral RJ VA LUE » Realtor COMMERCIAL LOTS MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE _ 120 tt on Montcalm 1 block ABB MEANS RIDGEWAY REAL ESTATE wt eat 915 Baldwin Ave FE . wide 45 ad Geog vel on proper You HOT SPOT! for terms” in tows. " rae| |e 8 sere eee ES TO BUILD. East of Auburn| — Categ = Hgts. on State Dehway, Ex- cellent corner for Edw. M. Stout, Realtor ges station plus pl of TN een) O20 pam | fo ceblns, motes units, Dest Pear __For Sale Acreage 47 too, Basalt amount to . Edw. M. Stout, Realtor EGGS AND MILK |": 8520 Bes mas LARGE COMMERCIAL BUILDING Here you can have voultry and a 8.000 sq. ft. ind , cow, 6 acres with 4 bedroom mod-| located on 8. Blvd. near Sag- ern home. Beautiful bie living | inaw St. Suitable for many pur- room, 2 bedrooms bath being | poses. Box 95 Pontiac Press. ieapotiey ome. iS Gown Pons tonight! Motel Site oem. Sor soil, only ac t miles tng MS9 Nicley pmoderningd fara home, WEST OF PONTIAC Frompt possession: cauire block "Between 2s eros FLOYD KENT, Realtor HOLMES-BARTR. ‘AM. 2 W. Lawrence | $4108 on 3.1980 4302 Dixie Bey. went em Power | Rent Lease Bus. Prop. 49A + NBEO FR Ae AF Rochester Area ‘MAKE OVER $10,000 FOLLOWING ARE JUST A FEW oF BUSINESSES NOW BE- ING ne IN WHICH YOU CAN MAKE MORE THAN $10,000 PER YR. MARINE. SALES An outstanding boat and motor sales on U. 8. big way and we lake near Make your- room, Home inc) self over $13,000 here per yr. PACKAGE’ LIQUOR AEROCERY Tf you're tmterested semi-re- tirement and stil] make reat 000 per month, this y store is you. Excellent brick bidg. with at- tractive owner's apt. on main street im rich Thumb, area. RESTAURANT ou can make yourself over hse ir yr, with « invest- ment t pius stock. M street locetion prosperous town on 0.8, 12, Own. er's apt. EQUIPM ENT RENTAL Established equipment rental business that will average over $1,000 per mo. net. com- pressors, trailer conveyors, ete. Owners will trade. WARD E. PARTRIDGE : FE 43581 BUSINESSES OUT MICHIGA 1080 W. HU RON _OPEN EVE. 7 TO 9 For Sale or Exchange 50 . vives ‘howing through p Also on house, with 3 ment with of] furnace heat. and a” halt Car down Van ON * THE. DIXIE = Wins thncout "cease Good busy highway, $6700. WILLIS M. BREWER sa ON. rke PE 4-5181 PE 5-T704 Sale Land Contracts 52 CASH BUYERS WAITING we need contracts, Prompt eour- betore ava Gel one cot cur laa Rour. B. Ank for 7 “C. Senn hee Realtor 86 E. Walton NEW § ROOM ROME = mE PT. Will sell contract Oe rea- sonable discount EM ae SINVEST = good =, contracts. J mere all ypes for ie cCul- jou today Mu. 60441 or FE J.C. HAYDEN, Realtor 66 EB. Walton Bivd. Open Eves. BLANA BLANACE §ii71 WILL DISCOUNT piece gered By my & room Money to Loan 53 (State Licensed Lenders) MOBILGAS STATION Excellent volume and Main highway 3 to 4 bays, buy inventory at cost Information wk. days-dial FR 40536, Mr. Bar- sam. Sat. & Sun FE e 50793, PARTNER WITH $6,000 TO $16,000 for inv investment. re Se ened BEST RESTAURANT ae town near Pontiac, Modern stain- less fixtures Too: much business for eid. 00 wl no You can take over balance to pay. aGreaatie C LAUNDRY BUsI- ness. Lease with reasonable rent and all equipment. 135 FE. Lake. _ South Lyon, Mich. GEneva 83371. | GAs STATION FOR LEASE. BUY _ Stock and equip FE | HOT MOBILGAS FOR LEASE. r moving « Florida, some equip | an deep wrecker, Tune we machine, Ete ‘or sale Phone 3-0374 GULF 2 stall super service «tation. Ve: a ‘ow inventory. C FE 2-9173 RESTAURANT IN CuAnLone. Seeee det Ss quick. cale. $400 Dn SALE BY otae aT UORANT. Located inside 01 Perr. building. Good bysiness FE 5-21 TWO STALL SERVICE STATION For lease by major oll company. location. reasonable rent, and imventory Call FE 41511. BY OWNER RESTACRANT FOR sale. FE 4191 Grocery and Meat Market $147,560 GROSS LAST YEAR. LOANS Extra Fast Service Loans "made “without = memenre for 1 Foo Eat Dorrgw "4ab450| qulensy months to repay. "HOUSEHOLD FINANCE % Corporation of Pontiec Es . 5 oboe Saginaw st, Peasy al aes ‘GET CASH QUICKLY JP to $500 res and other se ‘Oakland ‘Loan Company 202 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG. FE 2-9206 is a very profitable b and it closes every Sunday, holi- days and during the week at 7 pm. except Friday and Sat- ay. 5 room: modern apt. up- stairs, Close;to Pontiac. Owner ig taking exténded vacation aft- er being tm business for a long | time, Why not go out and see it today? There is no obliga- tion. The price ia quite reason- H. W. Bigelow 504 Huron FE. 35403 or FE Pisas “NO MORE LAYOFFS | ICE CREAM STORE. Elderly own- er retiring after 30 years. WI! sacrifice to purchaser who will continue name and recipes Op- portunity to double business 34 x 82 store and about $20,000 in equipment, All goes for $6,500 down, Take advantage of this bargain. VARIETY STORE SODA BAR and Variety Store Good section of Pontiac. Grossing $1,000 weekly. Beer and wine take-out o_o. Owner bg accept land — contract or home DIXIE RESTAURANT ME OWNER YEARS. ow ous out $1,800 an pandie. or make reasonable offer Real Estate Service of Pontiac RB. D CHARLES, REALTOR 1717 8. Telegraph 4-0521 ROCHESTER AREA®* Near busy intersection fet amiga Lot. v4 x mo. pa ity Patt price $106,500 Call OLfre’ ¢-0371 RTH SELL New Pink, Rochester Maurice Watson, Realtor | HC LOANS 125 to 8500 $25 to 9500 co LOAN CO. 30 FE. Law 711 FRIENDLY SERVICE YOU ARE Lucky To were, your tecount with ekners In thi unemployment. oo Buckner customers who out of work are treated with every consideration, Tt always . Buckners to deat at BUCKNER OPFICES ARE LOCATED: PONTIAC, 2nd floor National Bide, DRAYTON PLAINS 4512 Disie Hwy, WALLED LAKE 399 farnstes (ent to to Ban - 63 Ven r) Daa ek sorte aesttat Ve #4 W. Lawrence St. rE TEAGUE FINANCE 202 N. MAIN ROCHESTER, MICH. LOAN* 825 TO $600 - DOL, 6ST. OL 1-9791 sh in 1-Trip! Sr ok He ae come ws 2 to aso BENEFICIAL | +0200 Regularly $128, Douglas dryer. § 88 when you or 3 FREE AND CLEAR LOTs TO trade as down payment on lake Ww. Dinnen, 773 Owego, ‘Pontiac. wie FAMILY part “61 ‘TIAC 6 & 83 Pontiac sale or trade. Poer cond wul housetraller for eG s Boge ot have to be mod | poses ALT TIL oneepeenees LL seeeuennes | *a- +e eee een eR eH ble beeg we Maker ea WALTON T CTON TV" ™ APPLIANCE ~ SALE Roguiasy y taa0 98 benais © Beenomet egulariy rity Bendit Dialomatie Orion vie vileges. Cail OR CAR FOR Mercury hardtop. 4 MY 2-41 CLOSING OUT } ws 24 in. motor mower 960 used 21 im Craftsman $45, All new type eclipse power «nd hand powers Poe per —_ off, oa’ trade, lawn mowers BARNES HARDWARE 742_W. Huron St PE 5-9101 15 CU. PT DEEP FREEZE. LIKE new, $200 or swap for boat of same value. Olive 2-5192 FULLY MODERN 30 FT. LASALLE) qaaoatenter. tandem wheels, elec- brakes Like new, Will trade, PE 23504 for equity in house. GOOD 1951 FORD as DOWN PAY- ment on house FE 2-0665. LARGE LOT ON BRADFORD ST. font 185 ft. for” ndupetean trailer: ir m er. PE 2-4798, "Frade et MACHINES or + a or cash. tiac. Wil trade for anything of equal vatwe Full price 8°050 FE STANDING CAMP TRAILER WILL accom. 6 people. Trade for good boat motor and traler or cash. _FE 46343 VACANT HOUSE. TELEHURON S KENMORE Exec cond. DINING ROOM DARK OAK \PEN- ROOM, SUITE DARK OAK am -TINOLEOM Sy" INOLEUM $7 “ake ay ET. FT. WALL TILE 25e R $200- |) are. BS Van Welt) OR 41380 |e cars. H. Van Welt. OR 3-1355. EQUITY i "83 Rem, Bad hake PAner 2 tor. Other s. PE , STOVE, L BURN- ers, $40 3079 zton, OR ELECTRIC RANGE NEWEST 30 inch model, newest 1956 featares, one of Americas famous brands, $290.95 value v1.98. Michigan” Fluorescent. 393° Orch- ard Lake Ave. . FRIO. SEWING machine ashe r household items for ee rene Dr. Williams Lk. OR 34 'FANS, FANS, FANS. all styles. Windows card table site, center $45 MA 6-1621 31063 Franklin Rd. (Corner of 13 Mile) F PREEZER cu. Chest ‘Netionall Aavertived The L. A. WAGNER CO. 1960 ON. yke $40 mo. prmt. $2,000 equity. What FREEZER CHEST TYPE, 00 E nave you. Pontiac Press Box 32.' WILL SWAP WELL ESTABLISHED | grocery store for new Buick or what bave you? Call after 8:00. ; P.M. _PE 5-6787. ‘FREEZER UPRIGHT ONE OF WE LIKE TO TRADE, IF {t's land you want, see ts. We'll take your -jand con- treet, ptt. car, wae: etc ete Kern ay, FE 2-0209. bef ot he wong Md exchange for lian. Write Pontiac Press Box 632. WILL TRADE HOUSES OR COT-) tages which should be x Sa or moved, for anything. OR 3-935 3810 Dixie Hwy. See Mr. Beverly. PRILCO > CONSOLE F RADIO, ¥ . comb. $50. RCA LA ATR CONDITIO Sowa RS-FREE | "CRUMP § pan RIC THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1956 CARNIVAL ' by Dick Terver| a: ae AY ITEMS CONVEN. RMS THOMAS S ECONOMY FURNITURE CO. 361 ‘8. PONTIA sarang = hts see | ANCHOR ENCES leaf ta’ Recond. electric washers .... Drop ble & ° chairs 18 ‘W. Pike # VACUUM CLEANERS, PARTS, brushes, al' makes. 056 Myrtle. ay A Yop Precenpontenber BIE “My wife keeps me on a very strict diet—55 cents a day!” For Sale Miscellaneous 60 installed, los ‘SEE OUR DISPLAY >Re — owe N range "See 95 floor model, $49.95. fiat on ea 5-0562 BUY NO a a tras COM | cewrons SURPLUS LUMBER Pe Ay 3-7003 No m FREE rIMATES. ra pe en BUILDING? ? placing your old furnace™ Call GOIDAIRE ELECTRIC "Dovens. 3 PA -: waiad good rend. Americas best mak freener and food guaranteed for § years, $395 fa pooting value $270. Slightly scratched in transit. Michigan Fluorescent. 383 Hotpoin oon =. See merchandise in “CLAYTON'S Furniture Appliance 3063 Orchard Lace Rd Keego Harbor or, Orchard Lake Ave. FULL sizmp BEDs. spring mattresses. Apt. ise meee. BC leaf ta sea on evens GAS’ STOVE, GOOD CONDI- tion. _OA $2080 GAS STOVE $75. FULL SIZE BED $15. FE 4-8461. RAY PLATFORM For Sale Clothing 56 “windsor AThor Sib Limed oak PRP Pett | SPP 2 ry om SHOES, SIZE 11B,; PE 23-0407 between 8 and | os. . | $500 FUR COAT. LIKE NEW. Very reasonabie. OR 3-7855. FLOWER GIRL DRESS, SIZE re Nile Green never worn, FE 25027 JULY. White TAG saLE ‘OR tag. Plenty of bar ‘ains in men's, Midwest 4-4528 Sale Household Goods 57 ae YOU WANT less to pay Special while they last, lawnmowers, «2 and up. Gas and electric refrigerators, | ranges, and water nesters Bath- room fixtures beds, -hests, dress-— ets, vanities and «wprings oad eccasiona chairs. tables, iampe. TV sets, radios rugs fining room suites Dinette -ets and m other . & USE Visit or trade-in dept Sor rea) — USE ot oUR re AWSY PLAN OR CASY TERMS UP TO 24 MONTHS fO PAY We buy sell or trade Come out and look arcurid 2? acres of free CO. gent By oie ane » on uburn Fa ae . and chest of drawers, aa Glider chaise and porch Tug, $25, 21. GooD AB Pr SIZE RANGE. 625. _OR_3-8913 ‘GEN. ELEC. RANGE. EXC. COND. 36" ELEC real buy, EM 3-3291. HOTPOINT WATER HEATERS 56 gal. instaMed $120.05. 80 gal: in- stalled, $169.05. R B. Munro Elec- Co. Huron. FE 5-3408. ‘HOUSE PULL OF FURNITURE. women's and children's clothing [ OR_3-3606 BOUT ANYTHIN wr |JUNIOR D t DINETTE NETTE SET IN PIN LIMED ron THE HOME CAN BE FOUND ex Good cond.. 2 step th hatte ‘i any piavle es ——— AND DRYER LAROE ‘out of the way able, med oak. "size, S15 DeSoto Place WAYNE GABERT’S APPLIANCE SALE up to 25% DISCOUNT i Wash On all new FE ng &. one es. Relic. 3 Tene T 76 PAY Detivsced, Installed. Serviced 1_N. Saginaw 1 corner ti FEL an KELVINATOR. 18 FT, UPRIGHT freezer, like new. EM 3-2038 ‘KENMORE ELECTRIC IRONER, good condition, $35 FE 45-5027 after 4 pm KENMORE GAS RANOE W grill Like new MA 63150. LARGE, ALL GLASS CHINA CAB- met, $25, FE_ 6-001 ITVING ROOM, BEDROOM AN psenee set seer Crooks Rd FE. Stiver_ Circie. LARGE wt COAL HEAT- ehh @ 1:30 ae rE LATE MODEL, °@ REPRIO with freeser top. $195, OL 1-6340. PHONE FE 58-9241 HAMILTON ELEC. ORYER. NICE LINOLEUM & PAINT SALE condition Onivy $60 MT 61300. | price at Jack's 7 id i Maria L sige ELECTRIC STOVE, LIVING Rk URE, ots washer good condition a Comb. Motorola T. Vv, FE er, TA 37 Sabie FT HOT ro A 5 demonstrator, $220.95. FE GOLD- mere earn “faction es eS LIKE NEW BABY BUGGY ere ar REASONABLE OR 3.9084, | FE 5-e811 25 Ib. oe we Ib. Somer moment im @ .... 330 fh rtoraied veins $0 Ib. bag ole fs. UNIVERSAL eond., $70; chrome set, $20. 6151 8. Main, Clarkston, MA Used Re ‘ erent's Radio iJ ‘Appliance USED GAg WATER te $25. R, B. Muar Electrie Co.’ 1060 ron. IRONER, is) rye ‘55 Sag notet. $130. PE 5-62) HAN D. CROCHETED TABLE fot, “Queen Anne.” White. FE | -2y WALNUT Saar LEAF Taate. also walnut spinet ¢ FE 54-0038. | WASHER, $20, PE ten, 6 ft. join Dae ‘ot Lime 4x8 %" fir piyscore .. eee by 4" plywood eos 00 ft. bag 7 insulation . ||. MAEE SURE [Ts BURMEISTER Northern Lumber Co. Saeceenes Seesssaen $74.95 | Detroit PE 1-4106 } BOWEN 10 GAL. ELEC. HOT Wa- ae. 266 x 70 (46x86) 1-8 24240) Copper screen, excellent shape. Reasonable, 5-029. For Sale Miscellaneous 60 PLETE. . 17 Cristy Crese i” SHEETROCK. .$1.44 Rock Lath ty Pine $145 00 Very fine grade of dimension, 2n4's;. 2n@'a; 2x8's Sheathing Boards ton Pickup’ prices ou! rf higher delivered e von ” BLACKETT’S gone on ee ixte Hwy ee nye oes fred $8. sider, like new, ' vw RENT IT FAST x through Rent Ads! Room, x ‘house, apartment, any- thing — Want Ads give you ACTION. Dial FE 28181. . o OUT CLOSIN . |} ibe tminaid thle. (028) .......2.... Oe wall tle . YES! ITS UNION WRECKING CO. heater, §25. rubber tired wheel barre $5. 10180 Reese ae AGAIN tte ' to #) a b f CABINET, GINES a 9s re yoaer lengths... oe tn. in from ($3 Oak flooring eve $80 per M Double ents trom, 98.08 aA. re. eens $3.05 wD empe 8. plete windows ...... $5 qere~¢, ©. ww .... __ * rf without snoter. Phone ~~ 7 cewees . ze, with oF 6x8 arid xf timbers .... 30 ee oD ‘pode as ’ oeenes Cleanup Time Is Here | | Steps siready butt sen Come im and see ouwy new deco- | 4” soil ;W lengths... as rations.» featuring. the new “‘Level- | Used bi ts eeownnnesnee de enc URCH'S INC, 276- ‘ oi] tank ....... ins “ Angle from .......+6 atee? Deama ........ $1 per ft. 107 8, Squirre) Rd. 2.0233 | Feed pipe cb b sees st 4 COMB DOOR-Y" 8" ee, Sterm we, windows. New asbestos sidin, $123 . mM 1-36 = 55 ant. 15s a New astic wall tile 18¢ New @ doots ....... “gg 88 New doors 77 Piastic garden hose, $0-ft. .... 62 We Have Cement New materials at Main Yard only. b+ site: 3716 8. legreph. 6. of Mich Oven te o eally. - jeaaseareseenbaeean vrane pepe nrstveeesness CONVENIENT THOMAS ECONOMY FURNITURE CO. New uses a Mf. bed, $700. Aft. 6 FE Tall |i T albot Lumber |-* WALL €. Assemb! $30.50 x. Michigan ean oh ta, 1 vie SER R PES-5814. WESTINO nith portable radio, OB, set ci clube, P10 toma 4 moods +833 afer Sand, Gravel & Dict 66) 5° BLACK DIRT GOOD ROAD For Sale Pets 69 3 AKC: DACHSHUND. PUPPIES. OR woe AKC we health sortbloaha. MA ALE . 2 yrs old. $28. §-6863, P Tre CARARIEG, C CAGES. Pood. Since 1927, 684 jand Ave. pox, | Popera, PaRAEOn jou Pe PET wis oes Astor. ee "3a | PEDIOR' ale. re vine _ Sale Musical Goods 62 62 Used monte spinet ose medium! sed > pigno | yong 120 bese Grane bass accordion in, t's 18 E. Muron 6t. Fr A eee {ONG - HAIRED MALE KITTEN __OR } a) __free. MALE BEAG .] The OLD. Also poranect’ eage. FE me: DACHSHUND PUPPIES, Ped. Mt 6-0634 Parakeets Guar. to Talk Birds boarded. Cages, supplies. 891 4th St. PE 32-4026. PARAKEETS CARARIES. Ox and cupplies. Crane's at Auburn rE : ee age ee te DANCE : 209 _Yoornets 4 ty DON’T PASS UP MONEY! Sell tinnéeded belongings for casli through Classified Ads! FE 28181, it, exe yuilt, exe syst rt hc te ce 2 1 x ed Sain Mates @ serait ite pote HUTCHINSON MOBILE HOMES aE Mee REA TED PER 3 3 FT. LIBERTY. HEATED tandem wheels, Pf bath, tile floor. | 1951 Chevrolet tractor, bak i ge, at. a + SENSE Gee ane re el \ oo Sa pa ae, hes 0 . , Bet ga v 4 THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1956 We have several new out- «board runabouts used as ® Ap a9 a for sale at - vINKUDE OTOEs Wilson GMC New and Used Trucks 1947 Brockway tractor, full air brakes vacuum brakes 1952 Ford tractor, short wheelbase 1952 Chevrolet sedan delivery 1951 Chevrolet suburban bas | OAKLAND AT CASS PHONE FE 5-9485 For Sale Cars CE ‘56 Demos. _ wari wong e,gmgoee reo "$185 = —| Your Car Down OnE TRA? TARNGYERREAD LOCATION rect TON oq SUMMER CLEARANCE DONT DELAT~act TODAY! sda Sass «| LASKINS CHEVROLET “Oskinad County's National Motor Sales “We will sell. you a car, even if y been turned down else- where.” $39.50 Dn. No co-signers 91 4 *RGLEadE. #1 fee FULL PRICE. |r credit -has |: ee a Se a wil a be a Shs «sar Auto, Sales en Oakland. vise + FRO ERR ERED RHEE RE were eee ee eee - Birmingham Clean Cars. FROM | cia a tel ie % L | ita eRe — 8 _ Ferg, OR 318 EASY ED - WILL TOTE ‘YOUR NOTE Everybody’ s Credit Is Good Here eee eer et Sudeon Ford convertible, 1950, ra- dio, heater. Take over 5 SHOP IT No fu small monthly payments. ~ Then Bring It Here No finance companies: FE 5.9916 after PS 30. (Weve CERILL’S | No red ta WILL ACCEPT 2020 Dizte Hwy Immediate Delivery Outboard motor merse ete As ter re eS" | We Hold Your Note | part permis of cood used THE HIGH DOLLAR | - p., H Pay H balance e For trade geed gare. We Y “ere, Pa ere BILL “SPENCE hen par vou well ines Bisie . NATION L TEED © FE 65-0207 Her, MOTOR SALES "ig "ron. CLUB COUPE, CALL H. J. VANWELT 17 _8_ SAGINAW FE 5-542) after 8. =e iY To? DOLLAR FOR ’ 1950 a FORD CONVERTIBLE. 115 Eade To "ae CENTRAL sie ta ane RED COMMUNITY LINCOLN-MERCURY White. ‘63 Ford W Lond- ; USED CARS 4 Low mi ¢, $1,850. oe 701M. MOTORS CAes FES Ore. LIQUIDATION LOT 803 N. Main, Rochester JICROX" MTR R'SALES SHARP CARS ONLY wd “ag car, is harp. bring ¢ “ BUD Setron MOTOR SALES Corner of fore My E Bird. ~~ WANEED: SCRAP Cras , * 3-451! pe EE A 8 > - KED On UsED make any model. Top LEY AUTO PARTS FE S6ite 1% BAGLEY 8T ar | ‘53 rad paid ‘or 82 82 Dodge pick-up % won *$@ =BUICK CENTURY, ade. Call after 7 o.m am ‘sacs The Wind Blew All Our Prices Down "SO Fi HURON ee SALES 953 W. Huron FE 2-264) Whiz-Bang Bargains "86 Ford Victoria $2287 "66 Bulek Riviera .......... $2007 ‘88 Chev. 8 Wagon ......... $1847 *68 Ford Victoria Sime *b3 Olds 08 Holiday.......... 1497 ‘S68 Chev 2 dr ve 1447 53 Pontiac 2 dr ; o47 63 Plymouth’ 4 Gr... .scceeess aeT ‘B3 Dodge ¢ dr VB... .vesess R47 ‘52 v4, 2dr... oer i oom ¢ B ... ceaveses : 3 ‘ sier Saratoga ....... ald M | u 4 ar - eonceees 8 407 3 ! boon AX of seweneerens $44 | Pontiag 2dr... ccceeeeees: $ 187 ‘ Chev fdr, ..., 7 © TRUCKS fans il Sub, seats 8....,.,.. $3 Down, Assume monthly payments "Howards red, Cart, WE CARRY YOUR NOTE ON THESE SPECIALS WEPKLY PAYMENTS 1954 “De Soto V8 6 Cly Cpe....... 175 1953 Dodge Suburban 175 Bob Frost, Inc. |: 1952 oe Nash Rambler _ Clean. PE 60101. $550 | “tiesecer 1982 peers Pos Dr. LOOK! LARRY FOR JEROME | QUALITY ce opiate Tyee International bulldozer, = 11986 Plymouth Station CHEVROLET Chrysler Plymouth “Oakland County's” MA 64141 Fastest Growing Dealer" Open Evenings Till 9 p.m. ® Ci A mice. Se ames! Confidence Bud Shelton 50 USED CARS OFFERS ; A D EE a a BRAL "63 Super coar.....--. 1296 - "s4 Ford veceeegeres 1148 i... ‘64 Chev, 2 dr. oe 32 Years Fair "63 Chev. B. A., 2 dr... 895 at W. Pike Sts. "52 Olde 882 dr. -..... 245 2. $3 Ford, 4 dr V8... 706 3 Chev, 4 4 hese bo BH Ford 4 dr _— roy ‘se janreury, 4 door 38 ‘47 Buiek, convertible 245 ‘#1 Hudson, 4 195 48 Ford coupe....... : 8 16, Bud Shelton Motor Sales | Cor, Auburn & E Bivd, FE 46728 $5 PACKARD PATRICIAN, LOAD-| ed 795 | 8 Bac door, loaded, chery. Mazurek Bivd. at Woodward. PE For Salo Cars 91 Motor Sales 40897 For Sale Cars aif e are demos. nice “CLARKSTON MOTOR SALES Wagons, 2 and 4 dr, mod- “TURN TO” TURNER | For the BEST In "WHEELS and DEALS" 'S4 Ford 2 Dr......$899 "$5 Buick Su. HT $1999 ’53 Chev. St. Wgn. $844 '52 Plym. 2 Dr.... .$444 ‘5S Ford Hardtop $1699 "$4 Chev, 4 Dr... 53 Studebak. 2 Dr. $499 "52 Packard 4 Dr.. .$444 "52 Ford Dr...... $499 53 Plym. St. Wgn. $699 "S3 Dodge 4 Dr... . $644 $4 Plym. 2 Dr.... $844" 52 Ford R. Wen. $699. 53 Olds 88 4 Dr.. .$999 52 Ford 4 Dr...... $499 — ‘54 Hudson Jet... .$599 '52 Ford Hardtop. .$699 $10 DOWN DELIVERS CARS LISTED BELOW 1951 Chrysler Hardtop — 1952 Packard 4 Dr. 1951 Ford Sta. Wgn. 1953 Nash 4 Dr. 1952 Chevrolet 2 Dr. CONVERTIBLES 1955 Ford 1953 Hudson 1954 Ford 1952 Chevrolet Harold Turner, Ford 464 S. Woodward Ave. Birmingham MlIdwest 4-7500] A PHONE CALL STARTS A COURTESY CAR "$3 Ford 2 Dr...... $599 "53 Chev. 2 Dr.....$599 || "53 Buick Super ...$999 "51 Ford 2 Dr......$244 "5S Merc. Hardt’p $1 *54 Ford St. Wga$1199 53 P . $544 52 De Soto C. Cpe. $499 "53 Ford Victoria. .$944 "51 Chev. 4 Dr.....$244 "$3 Nash 4 Dr......$499 | "53 Chev. Hardtop $899 55 Chev. Bel Air $1444 '53 Ford R. Wen. $899 ’$1 Plymouth 4 Dr. $244 ’52 Merc. Hardtop $699 ’$3 Pont. Di. 4 Dr. $699 1951 Ford % T. Pickup 1953 Studebaker 2 Dr. 1952 De Soto Cl. Cpe. 1952 Ford Cl. Cpe. 1952 Plymouth 4 Dr. _ ‘TRUCKS 1955 Ford 1 T. Stake 1951 Ford % T. Pickup 1950 Ford ¥% T. Exp. 1955 Ford 2 T. Dump - EE Senn » Coe Be ce Cor At ae WHOLESALE PRICES _- Listed By Stock Number 2896 'S3 PONTIAC 4 Door 8 Cylinder... 3129 ; ‘SS. FORD 4 Door 8 Cylinder........ $1395 | 3313 . '55 FORD 4 Door Station Wagon... $1845 3322 ‘54 FORD 4 Door.......cseceseeeees $ 925 3330 53 PLYMOUTH Cl. Cpe. Cranbrook... 625 , 3334 'S] OLDSMOBILE 4 Door 88....... 529 , , 3347 i. oo st? 5] BUICK Club Coupe Special...... $ 495 , 3350 ‘50 BUICK 4 Door Super........005 $ 295 3396 ‘SO PONTIAC 2 Door 8 Cylinder.... § 279 3424 ‘5] FORD 4 Door 8 Cylinder........ $ 350 3398 ‘51 FORD 2 Door 8 Cylinder.......: 329 3422 \ ‘SQ BUICK 4 Door Special. ....... . § 295 19 | ‘46 CHEVROLET Cl Cpe. Deluxe..... 145 OTHER CARS IN STOCK S$ Hudson Sta. Wgn. _—'S3 Ford Club Coupe | "S$ Ford 2dr. Sta.Wgn. 53 Dodge 4 Door 54 Ford 4dr. Sta. Wgn, 'S3 Hudson Hornet *53 Chev. Convertible .$ 695 "51 Chev. 4 dr. St. Wgn. "Cy Owens: Your Friendly FORD Dealer! 147 S. Saginaw St. | FE 5-4101 FE 5-3588 Open 8 A. M. to 9 P. M. > PONTIAC SALES Many Miles Left im this one DONT JESS © AMBLE! ON THE USED CAR YOU BUY—CONSULT |) SCHUTZ MOTORS FOR DEPENDABLE CARE- FREE MOTORING NEEDS... '54 Pontiac Catalina ... Starchief, Radio & Heater, W/Wall Tires, Hydtamatioc '53 Plymouth Hardtop .. Radio & Heater, W/Wall Tires '54 Plymouth Savoy 4 Dr. .$ 795 R .$1395 .$ 795 Clarkston |'55 Ford Victoria eee $1795 ee ee |'55 Cadillac 4 Dr. .......$3195 ats tery wwe ""|'S4 Ford Convertible .... $1395 *iigee.carer |S Plymouth Hardtop . . $1695 Eames geil ‘54 Buick Riviera Cpe. .. .$1645 "BRIGHT SPOT" WEEK-END SPECIAL SALE ’56 Buick Century. . $2695 Dyanfow heater, a b& 'S4'Pontia C2 Dr... .. $945 7. radio & want Buper, Extra Nice - Super, Steering. Like Automatic *$2 Dodge 4 Dr. ‘53 Packard Cavalier... Radio & Heater, W/Wall Tires, Power Steering & Brakes, '53 Dodge 4 Dr. Coronet . ‘5S Plymouth Belvedere .$1495 4 Dr., V-4, Radio & Heater, W/Wall Tires '53 Buick 4 Dr. .......... $1095 Radio e. Beater, Automatic, W/Wall Tires, Power .$1095 .$ 795 . $1395 Fordor ....++- $250) rt Ol fa one 38 "9 s ta V-8. Radio & Heater, W/Wall Tires, Automatio 1954 Dodge Coronet 9p) “augu tyarmate, aig’ tear | ‘99 Ford Custom 2 Dr. . 1954 Plymouth Savoy rs “a Pe: C $1898 Radio & Hester, W/Wall Tires Fordor «.-.++es 75) '$5 Pontiac Cat, .- $1895] 'S6 Plymouth Belvedere .$2195 1954 Pontiac SC . Be A ive ear $1595 caretes, Amat Sow Fordor ....e0+- 5|°55 Ford 2 dr.......- 5 1953 De Soto Paine Peasant, mee 4) Transportation Specials $5 Dn. | 51 Nash 2 Dr. 7) thoroughly reconditioned and ready to roll. FINE CARS Shop OLIVER BUICK today. Open till 9 p.m. Monday through Friday, Saturday till 5 pm. 14 courteous salesmen ; liberal appraisal on all trade-ins. "your business—so hurry on down... *50 Buick 2 dr., radio & heater. Stock No, 150. $895 "54 Dodge 4 dr., radio & heater, sharp. Stock No. 314, $395 _ *$1 Lincoln 4 dr., radio & heater, Hydramatic. Stock-No. 263. $1795 '54 Olds 4 dr. 88, Hydra- matic power. Stock No. 356. $1195. ’S4 Pontiac 2 dr., radio & heater, dix. 8. Stock No. 382. $445 $2 Plym. 2 dr., radio & heater, runs good. Stock No. 399, $495 ‘49 Chrysler Convert- ible, bright red, runs good. Stock No. 413. $995 53 Pontiac 4 dr., radio & heater, Hydramatic. Stock No. 422. 4 4, $1595 *55 Ford Sta. Wer. ra- dio & heater, Fordo- Stock No, 247. $895 53 Chev. 4 dr. Bel Air, radio & heater. Stock No. 325 so $265 51 Kaiser 4 dr., radio & heater, Hydramatic. matic. Stock No. $495 51 Pontiac 4 dr., radio & heater, Hydramatic, dix. Stock No, 357. — $295 49 Chev. 2 dr., radio & heater. dix, model Stock No $895 - 53 Ford 2 dr., radio & heater, sharp inside and out. Stock No. 44. $795 52 Buick Special Hard- top, R&H, Dynaflow, Stock No. 417. $2295 55 Buick Super 2 dr. Hardtop Riviera, power equipped. Stock No. 246. Bank rates plus we do want $695 "52 Olds 4 dr. radio & | heater, Hydramatic, Stock No. 271. $495 ’51 Buitk 4 dr. Specitil, radio & heater. Stock No. 340. $395 "49 Olds 4 dr., radio & heater, Hydramatic, 88. Stock No, 346. $1395 "55 Chev. 210 2 dr., ra- dio & heater, two tone paint Stock No. 360, $295 ’51 Ford 2 dr., radio & heater, Customline V-8, Stock No. 390. $1595 55 Ford 4 dr. Fairlane V8» Fordomatic, radio & heater. Stock No. 406, $1695 34 Buick Special 4 dr., radio & heater, Dyna- flow. Stock No. 418. $595 "33 Studebaker 4 dr, se- dan, radio & heater, Hy- dramatic. Stock No, 429. PLUS 50 OTHER FINE CARS OLIVER MOTOR SALES, INC. "WHERE PONTIAC BUYS ITS BUICKS" - PE 2-9101 210 ORCHARD LAKE AVE. W-Wall ures low ries '52 Plymouth Hardtop _’50 De Soto 4 Dr. 1988 Plymouth 175 Bui Reade, Gs "$2 Nash Ram ven a2 Hudson Hornet ik * line rea bower * °S1 Packar r. 49 Chevrole r. 1988 Fontor on oml ms 5} Olds & 38 Sedan. . $1195} +51 Plymouth 4 Dr. "49 Buick 4 Dr. 1952 De Soto V8 us reas ye, wat tes $775 OTAGOT waseee ee Rréremetie. radia | . i pester. clean sz Doug Tae. 's| Eee EEL OC HUT Z Motors 1952 Hudson Hornet gs 'S2 Pontiac 2Dr. “6,5 9593 Fordor ........ ramatic, . 1951 De Soto Fordor 85|'52 "Buicle Sedan ceees $595 DeSoto-Plymouth Dealer t Dynafiow, heater, ' 1950 De Soto Custom ST odge .eccesee- 31 912S..Woodward, Birmingham | 1949 Chrysler Ne money down—ridieulous low Windsor Fordor~75 ERO EF MIdwest 6-5302 ' OLDSCADILLAC 4 rag wet «| Orchard Lakeat Cass | 8 A.M, til 9 P.M. ous FE 8.0488 ‘ \ ‘FEQ. S04 ae pre & Pee : < : be 4 ue ae Peg, cual editmay Mined: eid Be oe ine Gacy 2 ae 4 + = >) ‘HE PONTIAC Dennis James Int PRESS, THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1956_ oduces Another Big re 5 ‘ * SIXTY-THREE Giveaway 4 Today's Radio Programs-- |HighFinance’ [7-> This Russian Drink [State Staging its crm.cier eae. ie eleaa: ie aun | nance | Try This Russian Drink |J!@I€ 1aQINg sd to dightpoy: ) / CRLW,. (600) OW ; ' : « icing eige. : , 3 i age 5 pengd gems Toning. Dea: ad | to Cure About Anything. cre sematl hove Reena 6 oe Ea ae | eae rom, eee man ‘Raid By EARL WILSON per hee gees many He "awa tee 0:00—WIR, Wm, Shechen WrOw, Kors rer) for Perry Como on the tourists now when we swing in and out of their hotels and tt) to Know What's Good, bushel yield per acre on 8,900,000 a wats. CREW, Bod Davies Next 4 Saturdays gave me quite @ shock at first, Then I realized they. were) Bad in Recreation ee ee Gentile, Binge rae jews, David pom genDe saluting us mot because we're Americans—but because we're Stands are _ unllormy good Brace _ sown Min Pee ee ty evga Yeu even the Russians are wiling to get American mone?—|pet ivan of Michigurs Con |taiblesome rain, mostly tn exw _— Hove. May Tig story mens Raddy | James, a personable fellow who] thing ° ing to find out what Mich- Growers estimate 4,800,000 acres vulpay mensme has made dillions of friends and think of soybeans will yield a promising a. den Sea WEA, News, Temple : 1 wite [220% Via unstinting charity work I asked 9 Russian if he'd ever heard of Marilyn Monroe. _ rate of their favor-| ron not: yet estimated, Stands “wa News mr. and general geniality, has brought) He hadn't. I felt he was underprivileged and: regaled him |'¢ "ture spots are good. Fred Wolf 19:30—-W2EYZ, Girl Marties ‘ ‘ , Rooster Chub cxLW, to TV his own huge cash huria-| with Marilyn's life story, including the calendar picture, | yichigan State University is con-_ Harvest of the S2-million bushel CAE CWIN Voice of Agric Wate Geet Cnet in .| Brothers Karamazov,” her predominance in the Industry (ment, which wants to know: man gota | SAE tae Grown the wile] = the whole world . | carnaes right with toe vats, || Summer Speclals! ae News, Pontise Party ot “Bo she wishes to do “The Brothers Karamazov’ he ex-| what's, wrong with them, and | a ; 1a8—-NIIR, dtm Ving —_ | “HBR WIR, Time tor Muate fortune (up to 20"; leiaimed. “The Russian authors are really popular in America,) Bw (ey are being weed” —] [O0E a EER oa og oo ar GRLW. Queen fore benk oe gine . ‘et’ eee te cies diviclone in ne || Engagement Ring... $29.95 lows, FRIDAY AFTERNOON guide | Wedding FREE Zee a ieee cae No wonder the Russian Big Shots occasionally, get a load on.) past development and tm} Men's and Ladies’ ae, Mase mak Siw: flows: Samy ary ever trom ‘They take a tumbler of vodka, pour in salt-and so much Z |] Birthstone Rings ,......$495 a = ihe ie ‘Ferry Ouse pepper that it turns dark in color, then down the whole glass|QUESTIONS FOR 1.09 | | Wn. Roger Siverwarm, 1, News, Clem 3 . in one gulp. . Representatives ‘ s service +oen 0 eas * 4 Bee 12 Wi. for Music 1 will be of business research to) Radios eueee eeeteeewes 93 y eu” Wait, News kee upon Steve star guest . .. Athletes get top attention in restaurants—and in one svaiia ueoet 4000 ca sean a Lugyege 5.6 +-s essences S295 WXYR News, Osgood CKLW. Bud Davies 520 —WIR, Music I saw some stalwarts eating in their undershirts. This (person this summer in more than|) Glectric Sweepers ......$17.50 JBK. News, Reid WPON, Luncheow hause WXYE, News, McKensie The payee 8 gmed Dorsey “ was a top restaurant, too. In Ru peel ane iene pp igrrtegemuenses” Deep Fry ....-. eecwes $995 uation is terrible. Jimmy wants athletes doesn’t mean black tie—it doesn’t mean any Most ma Ponte ..... vecsvk ween Today's Television Pr Be gt ts roi] ig means « shirt. penton’ boot mayer -- 10 ays €ievision OQT OLDS = ~|owns thy bal and wen’ et Jame Srexy Amperiene aealte that the ould Une: telat yonfyeel BD ag: tig 3 ge Apric ; keeps things consistent/a¢ the Bolshoi Theater are most”, poset Ronee Reeetete’ ty eetene Pe Sle cota ene eahtect © changy without motes. . around the “Stage Show’ studio—|— “That's really show business!” acknowledged one Yankee. pla rae taney ge cee Channel 2—-WJBK-TV Channel 4—WWJ-TV Channel }-WKYZ-TV Channel 9—OKLW-TV | “sistently mad . . “Such production! They have 250 stagehands.” por haa | “The secret of their success,” observed another American, — TONIGHT’S HIGHLIGHTS — [¢:25-(2) TV Weatherman. —_(818—(2) Morning Playhouse. |, wArgaret, Teman blamed W6!a1e simply this—no union trouble!” , Ba sag yi Bea ee 6:00—-(7) Viola Layne. (9) Hopa-'¢:39(7) Lone Ranger. “The Re-|8:25—(4) News. er on coe ae we , , _ [MSU's department Cassidy. “Illegal Entry."| turn of Dice Dawson.” (9) Mil-s.99—(4) Today. (7) Wixie's Won-|the lassitude of the studio audlence| THE MIDNIGHT EARL IN N.Y... « tion skills. : (4) News and Sports. lion Dollar Movie. ‘The Steel) deriand. but if Mrs. Daniel will take a peek| Frank Sinatra’s daughter, Nancy, is # salesgirl in a Beverly ee €15~(1) News. (4) Sonny Eliot.) Trap.” (4) Dinah Shore, (2) Sgt.!g.q5_ at her kinescope she might find . _, . Steve Allen, anxious to have Mae West] Campers are being asked (2) News. Preston of the ¥ (2) News, Weather. Hills sports shop .. ey an meet 6:20—(4) Dolores. one 9:00—(2) Garry Moore. (4) Romp-|'B@ sketch was dull and the per-ion his Tv'er, has submitted three [peak Seles use 6:45—(4) News Caravan. er Room. formances ridiculous... scripts to her. So far, it’s nope. and im ae 1:00—(T) Jumbo Theater. “Test of’, DOROTBY SCORES would mods - AIR ‘Tove.” (@) The Best of Groucho.|?2—™ pty a . Dorothy Kilgallen won friends] , 20TY Lewls phoned haberdasher Park administrators also CONDITIONER [/_ @ 20 Cummings show. [et Te and influenced affection when she| 87 Devere to bring his barber here know how often people 34 TON 7:30—(1) Craig Kennedy, (4) Drag-|1#:00—(4) Home. (1) Heartthrob| toooeq “What's My Line” to ad-| from H'wood to give him a haircut. ae ye Mngt hens 4 | net. (2) Climax. “Fear Is the, Theater. |mire the gal guest's shoes and| It’s not extravagant,” explained states and how $178° Hunter.” 10:28—(4) Window in Home. ask where she got ‘em... Jerry, “because Dean needs a hair- Money they usually spend ($:00—(7) Star Tonight. “The Cof-/19:39—(2) Strike It Rich. (4) |) cut too” . . . Frank Parker will trip. ” | fee Incident.” (9) Motion} iome. Gene Rayburn is smart-alecky) meet with his agents te decide on Dr, David J, Lack, AT \ with stars subbing for Steve Allen | ELEGTRO-MART ~. Tan cndemny: the Girt 1! 1e:66—(1) News. but he his 125G’s worth of offers ... MSU's bureau of business | ” (4) The People’s keeps his subservient place) — Doris Wiss is the town's — i. neaaset 11:00—(2) Valiant Lady. (4) Feath-lwhen Steve's aboard . . . Pretty S eilieeen ot iencs Oakland $:30—(1) Greatest Thrills. er Your Nest. (7) Story Studio. ousininn ; newestdisk jockey (with Jerry War- oy Sports 11:06—-(9) Experimental We just love Hal March’s pa-| ren). ; | grown rapidly The Harlem Globetrotters; /|13:15—(2) Love of Life. Gent . year. This study will REDUCED PRICES | Prime Carnera vs. Bobby Nelson| 11:95 (1) News. | Question quissees: “Take year | Big Crosby's reserving « spot in his no owieoaat ie on On in wreating wate 11:30—(2) Search for Tomorrow.| time—you have 30 seconds”... |Palm Springs trailer camp for the wal Gust Oar green APPLIANCES ton; college | basketball: "New pa Ag Be You. (1) Robin) tym Dollar, a. girl Grace Kelly-Rainier visit . . . Howard time of the future.” LARRY GILLIAM APPL. | ter, “Srmattering et Bilee” (|i Cutdiog Light. contestants into the ication! ap ome iniependant mid-wedt station Even Runaway Car 141 B, Walled Lake = MA 46-1798 Playhouse. “Yellow:| FRIDAY AFTERNOON | booth, has competition right in her|“P #0me independent mid-west stations , naway a. pre | a Madey | Movie (own SWeanitte haan ews acd ama stun Guus cued Can't Keep Her Down . Douglas Fairbanks School "Clock |Nerissa Nickle fashion a titled actor . . . Tony Curtis rv Color, Video Theater. “Sting in|12:25—(9) Billboard. | jon “The Big Payoff’ .. .\ kn vas rw ; > ae Mrs. Lorena [ii ; "a respectable front! 12:30—(2) Ladies Day. (4) Holly- ee: a\ Y t owner barred @ Stephens out of commission. tI : PROMPT doesn't cover a murder design.| wood Story. (7) The Erwins. (@)| Steve Lawrence seems to B@ustcmer who turned out to be an @x- She was seated on a bus beth) ——— a, REASONABLE Vincent Price stars. (4) Arthur) Cartoons. spreading out not only as a singer : , : ' af : . - | but mimic, musi-|ecutive of e wal ° . yesterday when W. J. Raines’ car | s \9:30—(7) Hot Rod Races. Motor|1:00—(7) Lady of Charm. (9)|cian and all-around handy “TV/4 drive to unionize the place, and it'll and knocked Mrs. Stephens spraw- | soe a When You Want It | “ity Speedway. (2) Top Plays of} News. ¢ + 4% ' — leost the cat ttle: | SERVICE . v0 cafe man an additional $55,000 ling. a : . "%6. ‘The 9th Day. 1:05—(9) Shoppers Show. LONG UNDERWEAR in yearly salaries —t he She was taken to Santa Monica Member of County H PTON. /10:00—(9) National News. (4)/1:25—(2) News. Cincinnati Redlegs’ road un!-|»,o¢ tem: that da: use wae Hospital, where she told | Blocwonles Ase AM | Michigan Outdoors. (2) Susie. | 1:30—(2) Linkletter’s House Party. 'forms are the big leagues’ sloppiest pered y. DORIS Genie: ae ge. ELECTRIC [ite t) “rv Basen at einaoc) Big Pave (Clog TV ee ome errr) Pow rah ake aS alll Ope Bm rm $25 W. Huron 4-4-2525 |] Fame. Whitey Ford, of the New| Matinee Theater. (7) Afternoon . __ ee Seen fe the result of not being able to live think Ican make it home all cevtv Wee a M York Yankees. Film Festival. Walter Slezak can't possibly the person you thought you couldn’t live 2 ; : 58 Ocklend = 10:30—(7)' Public Defender. “‘Oper-}2:30—~(2) Bob Crosby. yearn for @ respected place in TV without. _Z=ee cseememementemn RESERVATIONS ‘eto ne oa 00D Brighter Day. 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