ee cam cad A “ ye ue * * PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, , WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1057 —48 PAGES ASSOCIATED PRESS — her as she prepares for her first Wood, hostess on a Memphis TV haven't talked about marriage but says she wouldn't object if the subject did come up. | AP wire FRIENDSHIP TOKEN — ~~ Elvis Presley's latest girl shows off a cute set of dimples and the “‘friendship ring” the crooner gave movie role, in Hollywood. Anita show, says she and the singer Weakening Rushes Northward NEW- ORLEANS — weakening Esther, a tropical storm that never became a threat of floods today as she rushed northward from |. Louisiana. Tides rose to three to five ana and the Mississippi coast where normal tides are _ Loses $21 00 in Savings Bonds While Shopping * x * Mrs. Monya Brigand, of 4050 Fairlane Dr., told Redford State the purse was gone. Also lost was $1,706 in personal checks and $40 cash. She said she had received the bonds by mail. and had picked up the en- velope from her box on her way to do some shopping. * * * The bonds, in $1,000 denomina- tions, belonged to her father, Lud- wick F. Geranski, 80. Libel Trial Jury Out Second-Day Spends Over 5 Hours Considering Facts on Confidential LOS ANGELES w—The Confi- dential magazine criminal libel trial jury today goes into its sec- ond day of deliberations. terday, then were locked up in a hotel for the night. The case was handed to the fury Monday afternoon after a six-week trial. In addition to Confidential, the defendants are Whisper magazine, Publisher's Distributing Corp., Hollywood Research, _Inc., __and/ Marjorie Meade. They are with conspiracy to com- mit criminal libel and to publish lewd and | material. x In aareon defense attorney Arthur Crowley said today he does not expect an “unfavorable” ver- dict in the trial. “If there is a conviction,” the q Dodgers Delay Decision NEW YORK, #— The Brooklyn Dodgers agreed today to defer ac- tion on their projected move to Los Angeles until Mayor Robert Board of Estimate a new proposal put foward by Nelson A. Rocke- The jurors spent 5 hours and 20) minutes considering the case yes-| F. Wagner discusses with the City) Esther’ hurricane, left behind the feet along southeast Louisi- about 1% feet. The same tides were expected to reach ‘|Alabama before nightfall. Heavy rains hit Louisiana and to take precautions against the drenched highway near Morgan City early today and plunged into a canal. A passenger was drowned. Esther, which carried 64 m.p.h winds at one point, was the third Gulf storm to strike the Louisiana coast in less than three months. At 10 a.m., the bureau lowered the storm warnings on the Louisi- ana coast but kept them dis- played for the rest of the area. x *« * Esther’s predicted course was across Mississippi today and into northern Alabama tonight. The bureau displayed storm warnings from Morgan City, La., to Pensacola Fia., and urged small craft from Galveston, Tex., te Cedar Keys, Fia., to remain in port. Tides from three to five feet were expected along most of the Gulf of Mexico coast. ‘How Dry I Am’ Theme Song for | Staggering Puss KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (® —Mrs. Chester Massey placed some towels in her clothes drier and went about her daily chores yesterday. A telephone next to the drier rang 10 minutes later and Mrs. Massey — well, let her tell it: “The more I talked the more I gga something was wrong, I glanced at the drier and saw this white thing go- ing around* inside. I knew I hadn’t put anything white in there — just brown towels. “I opened the door and there was Mossie, my cat, inside.” She said the pet took five min- | City Teamsters. ‘May Be Called ‘iin Labor Probe | Tuesday in Washington. seisson “OKs Rackets Group Ready | - to Resume Investigation |_of Hoffa’s Affairs - The possibility loomed teday that the Senate La- BALTIMORE (AP)—The late this month will attem unprecedented altitude — x *k * a firing platform for the vehicle. bor Rackets Committee would call Pontiac Team- sters’ atid business tts in the continuing investi- |" gation of James R. Hoffa. counsel of the committee, in Detroit for the second time this month, is check- ing information to be brought before the com- mittee when it meets again UNDER FIRE For nearly four years, the’ trusteeship of Hoffa over Pontiac a group of members seeking to end his rule, and to get ‘‘an honest election” from among the rank-! and-file. yi had teen asked to appear next week, Members of the insurgent greup of the investigation, saying they are ‘sitting on a keg of dynamite.” DRIVE PRESSED : Michigan investigations regarding Hoffa, * * °° * Local 614 has been: under Hoffa's control since October 1953 when two of its officers were indicted by a grand jury on conspiracy to) bribe charges. Leaun Harrelson, acting presi- dent under Hoffa for the. Pontiac local, has continually denied cor- raption in’ the local, “It is the cleanest run local in Michigan,” he said. “We have absolutely nothing to hide.” The businessmen and _ union agents next week were expected to be asked about their transac- tions with Hoffa. Besides Pontiac, some from Detroit and Flint was expected to testify. Committee Chairman John Mc- Clellan of Arkansas today said Hoffa “committed flagrant, will- ful and contemptible perjury” ‘by testifying he could not recall mat- ters raised when he appeared first before the committee. x* * * He said his group had to deal swith many witnesses who definite- ly were “evil man... to be a little more specific, manipulators and conspirators both in manage- ment and in labor, bums, crooks, hoodlums, goons,. muscle men, thugs, thieves, extortionists ‘and Possibly murderers.” - The statements were made in a prepared address to the American Institute of Supply Association, Inc. convention in New York. Graham Will Return NEW YORK (INS)—Evangelist Billy Graham, who drew nearly | Robert F. Kennedy, chief | a 614 has been under fire by| _ have rémained mum on their part | + x * * The firing, Phase 2 of Force’s Project Far Side, place on Eniwetok Atoll in fic, the Air Research and Attempt to End Phone Strike Federal Mediators Say No Important Changes. Made by Either Side NEW YORK (Federal media- tors are trying again today to hammer out agreement on a con- tract which would end a_nation-|_ | ___Officials-et-Lecal-6tt could wot wide “strike lephone be reached as to whether the © ot 23,000 te ‘exchange equipment installers. a four-stage research rocket to an 4,000 miles above the earth. Air Force pt to fire 1,000 to and weighing 1,500 4 research strictly an exploratory research ef- fort, aimed at gathering data on _ @osmic rays, the the Air field and other phenomena of the will take upper atmosphere. the Paci- “The firing is n Develop- place a satellite in space” and has ib 2 IRA ec DNR MIS Lt BERRIES OAR. eile ei ptt ON ee Confer on Little Rock Crisis. non-dial areas. Issues in the first installers’ strike since 1954 are centered on wages, travel allowances and length of contract. Snow Blankets Calgary -CALGARY, Alberia (#—Light, wet snow fell on Calgary yester- day and.the weatherman says the situation may become worse ment Command announced yesterday. No specific date was given. Phase 1 was accomplished last June 28 when the ARDC sent ‘the world’s -largest balloon—200 feet in diameter than 104,000 feet with a fecond nad The rocket will be lifted the first of nearly two tens. — 100,000 feet—nearly 20 miles—to a huge balloon which will then serve as x * ARDC said the rocket firing will be "MANSION RUDDLE — Gov. Orval Faubus of held huddle with U. S. Rep. presumably to-discuss the approaching showdown between the federal pounds—up more — The * to earth. earth’s magnetic ot an attempt to svtaninesh wah setting up the last week. Cloudy, Mild Weather Outlook for Thursday Mostly fair today and tonight is, the prediction for the Pontiac area| by the U. S. Weather Bureau. To| night's low will be 3 to 58. Tomorrow will be partly cloudy. | The temperature wil] continue mild with the high near 80. Cloudy with showers and thunder-| | showers. Friday evening will be’! cooler. | preceding 8 a.m. in downtown Pon-| tiac was 52. The mercury rose to. nas it improves. 783 at 2 p.m. In Excise Taxes more than 10% billion dollars ended last June 30. Nearly half the total came shares. The biggest single revenue on distilled spirits, which br tax on/ beer netted another U.S. Nets $10.5 Billion WASHINGTON (AP) Excise taxes netted Uncle Sam * * * ettes, but numerous other items accounted for sizable. x * in the 1957 fiscal year which from whisky, beer and cigar- * producer was the excise-tax ought in $2,121,411,000. The 763 million dollars, and wine was good for 8842 millions more. Total tobacco taxes were $1,674,050,000. Most of this— $1,610,908,000—was on cigarettes. ‘York by the “ll 5. Prepares Big Battle in Court With Gov. Faubus no relation to the Navy's Project Van- guard, the ARDC said. A spokesman also said-Project Far Side has no nuclear energy aspects. wk kw four-stage rocket will _packed with instruments, including a— + tiny, but powerful, radio transmitter | | which will relay scientific data back » There has been no description of the feur-stage rocket, eight of which have been manufactured by the Thiokol Chemical _Corp. of Elkton, Md. The helium-filled balloon was developed by General Mills Co. gration question. Hays be x * * | Hope to Fire Rocket 4,000 Miles Up I; md] ‘| Department Functions — Given Auhoty to Study Force for 9-Point Analysis of The green ‘light. was | given by Pontiac. city com- |missioners last night for a_ | Chicago firm to perform a + | study by the Public Admin- top to bottom study of the police department. Commissioners okayed a istration Service as recom- mended by Walter: K. Will- man, city manager. three to six months and to cost from $5,000 to $9,000, comes on the heels of firm departmental strife brewing since voters last April approved civil service for police. * * * In a letter to the commission, Willman outlined a nine-point scope of the proposed study. He empha- sized that it would in no way .con- flict with the functions of the Civil Service Commission under state law. Willman Tells of Plan The study, expected to take from | AP Wirephete Little Rock inte- as go-between in Faubus-Eisenhower conference Faubus on Gerald Kehoe, a member of the city Board of Tax Review, who said the study was a waste of money and a “reflection against the commission you yourselves appointed.” - Commissioner. John E. Carry later pointed out to Kehoe that _jthe City Commission appoints only one of three civil service commis- DEFENDS OUTSIDE GROUP Commissioner Philip E. Rowston defended the outside study as op- posed to having a citizens commit- tee study the department. Such a committee would never be free hovering over the department. Principally, the governmental surveying group will be asked to study the structural. organization and personnel practices of the de- partment. a will also look into a proposal Violation Bureau, now a re- el Mews of the department, be LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (?—The federal government un-'a segment of the Municipal Court. limbered two big guns today—a mass of testimony and| a secret report—and prepared to bring them to court’ |in the struggle with Gov. Orval Faubus over his refusal ‘munications, traffie control, crim- The outlook for Friday is mostly | ito permit integration of a Little Rock high school. Faubus still showed no signs of backing down. He was smiling and appeared uritroubled when he. The lowest thermometer reading | | posed for photographers before another talk with Rep. The morale of the force and its efficiency, record systems, com- inal investigation, police plant equipment, and layout of beats are included in the program the city will ask PAS to launch. Special consultant to PAS ts likely to be 0. W. Wilson, dean ‘Hays D-Ark, who is tryingt to mediate between him! and the federal sre ment. - Faubus termed ‘‘absolutely in-| correct” a story in Time maga-| zine that quotes him, through oth-) er persons, as sayifig he called| lout the National Guard because! | | he intends to enhance his politi-) ctl chances. The magazine said a close as- | sociate of Winthrop Rockefeller was its source. Rockefeller is} chairman of the Arkansas Indus- | trial Development Commission and owns property in the state. Faubus has consistently de-; | clined to say whether he will run, lfor a third term. Rockefeller, reached in Arkansas Gazette,: said. “I have no comment. to! (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) Big Football Special in Thursday's Press The 1957 football season of- | ficially kicks off the lid this weekend on the high school and college front, The Press moves | onto the gridiron tomorrow with a special. football . section, * * * You will find a complete list of prep, college and pro sched- ules, along with the opening game stories and football fea- ; tures, . Michigan football coach Ben- ny Oosterbaan and Michigan | are guest writers. They present | a prospectus on their forth- - coming seasons. of the School of Criminology of the University of California, Will- man nientioned to com- missioners, They rejected a bid from the Detroit Institute of Advance Law Study for a similiar survey, but to include the fire department also, Grand Rapids Lad Puts New Twist to Dad’s Title GRAND RAPIDS # — George Billey, recently appointed director of the Grand Rapids alcoholism irehabilitation center, is a big man lin the eyes of his 9-year-old son, Philip. The boy, starting classes at Sib- ley school, was asked by-his teach- jer; “What is your father’s occu- New State coach Duffy Daugherty | pation?” | Billey learned his son replied: ‘My. father is the chief alcoholie ‘in Grand Rapids.” ‘Indiscriminate’ Car Impounding Charges Denied “two million persdns during his four-month New York City cru- sade, disclosed today he return to the New York-New Jersey-Connecticut area for a utes to get its breath, but “‘is just as alive now as can be.” week-long series of rallies begin- ning Sept, 25. Passes 171.5 Million Mark WASHINGTON (AP) — estimated today. for Aug. 1, 1956. feller to’ keep the baseball team|. in New. York. | v, U. S. Population Soars The population of the United States passed #7114 million last Aug. 1, the Census Bureau * * x That represents an increase of 20,378,000, or about 13% per cent, since the census of April 1, 1950. *® *& .% It is an increase of about three —— over the estimate | The estimates include armed furoms recat: overseas, City Attorney William A. Ewart |last night proposed amending two city parking ordinances aimed at the “chronic” parking violator who repeeaty defies parking viola- Ss. At the same time, Ewart and Police Chief Herbert W, Straley denied charges that the police’ de- partment has been impounding cars “indiscriminately.” * * * But city commissioners refused to jump hurriedly into the con- troversy which has flared, over legal rights of —_—— auto- mobiles. ~ * “The has stood for 19 years and it can stand anoth- said Commissioner zing cars with accrued delinquent mission moved for a week's time to study Ewart's proposals. Ewart asked that the current power of the department to seize any car with an unpaid parking ticket against jt “‘anyawhere in the city” after a 72-hour grace period has elapsed, be deleted. \ SUGGESTS LIMITATION The attorney suggested the new provision limit officers to impound- tickets only if a current violation: is registered against the vehicle. The impounding, Ewart said,” would be for the jatest violation, ‘and the' car would not be re- _ turned te the owner until all ac- erued tickets are paid. Gerald Kehoe, a member of the Pontiac Board of Tax Review,! blasted the proposal] as a “reprisal Pontiaé attorney Milton R. Henry, because the city attorney and his whose slugging of a police officer attempting to seize his car precipi- tated the car-towing hassle. Henry was found not guilty assistant lost a case in Municipal Court.” SRS EC SSUES RAE SIE fn eae s Press Reference was to the trial o of assault and battery by Judge Cecil B. McCallum who ruled the city ordinances covering seizure of cars was unconstitu- tional. &\Kwart Proposes Two Parking Revisions {\tinually flouts the law,’’ he asked commissioners. Ewart defended the deparf- ment's practice of impounding cars as a “fair and reasonable icy.” Judge McCallum ruled the pres- ent drive to seize cars for past unpaid tickets deprived the owners of “due process of law.” * * * Comics ............cee eee Ewart declared that by remov- County News ..........-.-. 32 Ewart said, “The jndiscriminate|ing the ordinance provision on im- Editorials ................. 4 (seizure of automobiles has never! pounding ‘‘anywhere in the -city,”” Markets .......ccccesecees ai. (been used. I say this without fear/the department would We free from Obituaries 0... eee. 5 (of contradiction.” cirticism that they tow cars away Pot-0-Gold Puzzle sobeo Le | CRITICIZES NEWSPAPERS \indiscriminately. Sports ......-....: 2% thra 29 | Straley vehemently criticized) All I =<" coe, Sho do is clear Theaters ahieteldadisrecelulisulacae ale 38 newspapers for saying the depart- the air, he explai * : TV & Radio Programs 47 ment impounded cars indiscrimi- | Wilson, Earl Mees ogi wees a7 inately. “Why shouldn't we chase Golf Leagaes, Reservations far 1958, Women’s Pages «. 13 thru 17 \ 1 \ jafter the chronic violator who con-| 3 — tees, No waiting. Morey's Golf Ys i ‘This brought a criticism from possible improvement to increase . a ® oe 4 ‘4 ' i. i j ‘ * % oF ‘ } oe eat . 3. * < FN eS eo £ f ; f ‘ . rs p : 5 ; | ‘ ; ; 2 ‘i y , | } : | + / fi f ; | z } : . ; “+ =~ ‘ . a £ . i J ae : : ’ i, é i : nine . : A 7 I j ‘ + » ages ; 4 j ‘ . pel Pee om Pi Ki Pa 4 3 : : “ ' i THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18 10572.) >< ——SS - Mew prosecuting attorney. The $21,000-a-year post, top law “enforcement job of the Detroit area, has been given to a political unknown—Samuel Honore Olsen, ~~ Cra a meter nos"! Leader of Poles in Exile Spok | 5 to Block 4 ‘Discusses Nation's Plight . ,. _ tee of Detroit, sponsors of his wai Seating of Reds U.S. Marshals - _ Against Attempt to Let! the departments ouilined for du- ‘possible appointees, said he would Fs E : Tu or subpoenas on about 200 people. ‘PRIME MINISTER-IN-EXILE > Léndon, (center) and the Rev. A by the Nazis then the Russian Communists, Poland was exploited of all goods. U.S. Prepares Case J. Jarzembowski, pastor of St. Joseph's Catholic parish, (left) is shown with Antoni Pajak, prime minister of the Polish government in exile in bowski, of Detroit, his brother. The Pontiac pas- to Mich economic aid from America. But this must be cautiously and prud- ently administered so that gifts. will ly needed,” said Pajak. — The Rev. B. lex F. Jarzem- 4 Peutine Press Photo tor is wearing Poland's Order of Polonia Restituta - with Great Sash, Cross and Star. It was given him for outstanding work for Polish people by Dr. August Saleski, representative of the Polis! government as minister in Washington. ~ Pontiac Adopts | : _ of Attack, Tornadoes’ -| Pontiac became the first city in -|Miehigan last night to adopt a _ ¢ivil defense and natural disaster _' plan.. igan * * * “Polish people are counting on) e Most of them are residents of Lit- had been prepared and timed to explode Sept. 3, when the Negroes came to enroll in the high school. Information to this effect, Fau- bus says, caused him to suddenly station the National Guard around Central High the night of Sept. 2. 2. Hays was still in Little Rock | although he had expected to leave ally takes place in summer, when ' . high thunderheads build up and release torrents of water in very large drops (especially at the beginning of the downpour). But there is actually no dif- ference in what people call a tomorrow. He said the illness. of his father, and business reasons, changed his plans. x * * As he left the Governor’s Man- sion, he told reporters he will be available for more talks with Fau- bus, adding, “‘There is necessity for further conversations.” 3. A report drawn up by the FBI ‘twas ready for Friday's hearing before U.S. Dist. Judge Ronald N. Davies. The conterits. are secret. However, theré ate reports that Grand Jury Indicts | for Moonshine Ring | ‘Hangs at School Initiation DETROIT (® — A federal grand jury has indicted 16 persons, three of them from Belleville, Mich., on charges of being part of a moon- shine whisky ring which bilked the |government out of more than $50,- 000 in revenue. * x * Asst. U.S. Atty. Jolm R. Jones described the ring as the biggest uncovered in Michigan in 15 years. Jones said the ring operated illegal stills at Belleville and also import-' ed from Newport, Tenn. He said) the government lost more than $50,000 in liquor taxes because of the moonshiners. * | * ¥ 1 FBI agents _ checked specific points in the inforniation Faubus said came to him, . ; * * * 4. In Washington, the Depart- ment of Justice has squelched re- cloudburst and the unusually (jorts that it will ask for a delay heavy rain. - lin the bearing. The term, cloudburst, then, is| Thus ‘the stage was set for a mostly folklore. _ |supremely important test of | The Weather Full US. Weather Bureas Report VICTNT PONTIAC ats AND and y in Pontiac ‘Direction: South, southeast Sun sets Wednesday at 6:37 p.m. Sun rises Thursday at 6:16 a m Moon sets Wednesday at 2:69 p.m, Moon rises Thursday at 1:12 a.m. fas Highest temperature ... Lowest temperature . Mean temperature .. Weather—Sunny One Dewntow e Temperatures $2 ila. m. Pon Wa. -.. 6 1p. m. 64 2D. m. Tuesday tn Pontiac recorded downtown) rower Year Ago in Pontiac Highest temperature Ane ey a TY¥Y—Moestly fair. teday and tonight, warmer tonight. High | teday 76 - 80. Low tenight 54 - Tomer-, rew, partly cleady high near 86. Ligh coming southeasteriy « y and tonig continued mild, | t variable winds be-; t 6-12 miles ap! a.m.: Wind ‘velocity 0-8 mp.h strength between a state governor and the federa] government — un- less Faubus backs down before j it the struggle lasts over permitting Negroes to enter schools that are now all white. * action * * In .an parallelling the | Toda : ’ 4: : Lowest temperature preceding 8 a.m, government's petition, an attor- 2 } |\ney for the National Assn. for the ‘Advancement of Colored People ‘has asked that Faubus be sub- |poenaed to appear at a hearing |. - \that challenges the validity of four; g2 newly passed laws designed to pre-| | icweoue eet ~“wg.serve segregation in Arkansas. oe 1 | woe Se) ) 7% U. Simpson Tate of Dallas ,asked that the governor be sum- lmoned for the hearing, set for to- | morrow. It was not known whether Faubus had been served - 56.8 with the subpoena. Highest and Lowest Temperatures 7 in 1943) This te in 65 Years . $02 ip 1955 : es ee Teesday’s Temperatere Chart Alpena 65 Los Angeles 7 Baitimore 74 63 Marquette 67 Siemarck 70 46 Memphis 83 Browneville 4 73 Miam! 85 Buftalo 70 40 Milwaukee 66 Charleston 66 7 Minneapolis 74 e 70 56 New Orleans 77 Cirneimnatt 78 87 New York 7 Cleve! Tl $4 Omaha 7 Denver % & Phoenix 93 Detroit “T) $1 Pittsburgh 7 Duluth 69 683 Bt. Louis 80 Port Worth 87 ¢§ 8. Francisco 72 Cir. Hapidg 70 48 8. Bte Marie 65 Houghton 3 OM ¥. Citr 71 ‘aekeonrilie 90 4 Washington 7! Kaneas City 4 #0 Seattle C5 leasing * #0 bs + s ‘ oe 4 8 Mark 65th Anniversary, 25 Never Have Argument OLD TRAP, N. C. P—W. B. Harrison, 8%, who celebrates his | 65th wedding anniversary today, says he anc his wife have never had a quarrel since their mar- fage in 1892. * * * . “I learned then that when she | Says something shatp to you, and | you say something back to he», | and she says something back. the only thing for you to do is | to go to ‘the barn. If you just 3 stand there you'll get in trouble.” | |Elspeth, all of Belleville, and Mil- jton Harris, Inkster; Allen L. Rob-| Mrs. Betty Stevens, class spon- linson, Cleveland, Ohio, and Ed-|8°°: and 11 seniors drove up to ward Arms, Wakion R. Cooper,|the eerie old house with 23 fresh-/fappened,” said Sheriff Harold \Edward McAmis, Everett W. Tay-| lor and Isaac Ownby, all of New-! port, Tenn. | * «x ® | Jones said the ring operated two) ee = sag HAS | : t | i | i fae ey | China Into U.N. UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. ® | The United States marshaled sup-| Such as Red Cross, plus the City port today against a new effort to Commission and other lesser de- 5 4 Committee goes into ses- A-U.S. spokesman decfared the and a considera 'Asian-African bloc. Some Scandi- countries also have been . E navian a pushing for * Forces 2 Airmen Missing y- rence yesterday. > Disaster Plan ~ Outlines Duties of All City Personnel. in Case: }plan designed by the Michigan Mu- nicipal League. -* -@ * * : Commissioners approved’ the lenghty plan which outlines the |duties of all city personnel in case! of enemy attack or such natural idisasters as tornadoes... Three sections of the plan, gen- eral city, law enforcement and fire control, were adopted by the City Commission ia February, City Manager Walter K. Will- man was a member of the commit- tee which drafted the model league ce A et ls a 2 + ‘eral. Civil Defense Administration ‘has indicated that. the new trend at ithe federal level is to emphasize ithe use of regular city employes rather than volunteers,’ said Rob- ‘ert A. Stierer,, assistant city CD director. * * * ities include DPW, water, elec- ‘trical, parks and recreation, ceme- tery, engineering, health and med- ical services, finance, civilian aid partments, Hi After Ditching Jet HALIFAX, N.S. W—Cutters and) rescue planes searched today for) the pilot and navigator-bombardier of a U.S, BAT jet bomber that plunged into the Gulf of St. Law- * *« & | ‘The copilot, Lt. Willian Steven- ‘amphibious plane and transferred ,to the Royal Canadian Mounted Cable's parents, Mr. and Phil. Cable, live at Hendersonville, INC. x Principal. Dies in Mishap | UTICA, Kan. -W. H. Sallee,|jittered through the course, the) WASHINGTON (INS)—Vacation- principal of Utica High .School,'seniors decided it would be aniing President jhappily set about the blood-curd- ‘idea to get a picture of their prin- ling roie he had assigned himself. cipal. He was such a good sport. He blacked his eyes with burnt! : cork and smeared catsup on his} yirs. Stevens .called to Sallee. (face. He slung a rope from the No response. 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Goss, actitig di- \ Wividiy, what be tng & report tepm | enpectalty integration for |Negro who escorted children to) Air, Sub Attacks vector of.the zoo, yesterday called - Ter crins over schol segregation in the | mele children, {school and later was arrested for) i loft the hunt for the two-pound, South today) By BOB CONSIDINE | He would not ‘level any. direct jcriticism against fellow-4 NASHVILLE (NS) — Gov. Orval Faubus of Arkansas, except “Frank G. Gement, Tenneessee's/! say: youthful and progressive c hiefi “Pve never read the constitution ~ old Capitol to pillory ‘him for sug-|tional Guard until there is ma-|as Girl With the Horas,” and gesting that the law of the land ferial violence.’ in the matter of public sBhool inte- OTHER GIVE VIEWS” gration be upheld. The .motley . crowd left their empty bottles of cheap whiskey in the corridors, and under the statue/ feelings in the n Elsewhere in Nashville, the In-| ternational News Service team met} with five interested parties whose | hatter are pertin-, waving a pistol, said, “I was afraid the children were going to) pistol, but I felt I needed it for gion digest integration.) (Copyright, 1957) Three Tropical be hurt when the whites came to-| ward our house after school was) out, I would never have used the) — LONDON #—The English Chan-jreluctant lover. —_ {nel came under simulated siege® * ~ * * today as the NATO allies began’ The zoo people don't know ex- “testing their ability to defend the|actly how Penelope escaped. -|narpow: waterway against air and| They believe she scrambled out Heagee * ships ere thee Cecil, her intended mate, lin- itargets .4 ummy attack vy , sary i forces of the opposing ‘Orange’ Bers OF in the platypy 2 ~ navy, Along the shore, “coast [wren eas g allgroess ay ved is \guard personnel, fishermen, and ‘€* & ‘ip lrom ;volunteer workers kept watch for | tralia. He ‘hasa’t —= — ,ships, planes and mines. eonas of joes, but fhey paver & The defense of the channel is along ~~ ¥ known as exercise “Stand Firm.”’ * * : & | ~ : « i + ied . e | Re . sie eg fake ts ' N fap pis f ue aie PAS Ee s th . | ‘i “ ‘d t ; } hy oh ¥: j cs a oe { 7 ie Gere *« J | 4 , { } | : j Ps | = i f Ve ZA . j cC f yak *. f i Po ‘ £ ea ' eas — v4 * i i e i 5 o \ 2 pee ¢ ‘ 4 : z fag rot mCHE fo | HE PONTIAC PRES 18, 105 e nee a ae , ~ T hi = = e 8 sn aa" Ba! a . — t = i. aie ae ze : z oe i Le cscaesenieh en pee $s (Romance of Cecil, *- ‘Penelope at End; | a. & _ .\Lady Vanishes © JOM ManeUvets enn oe executive, could hardly ; believe of the state of Arkansas. But Pm . . ” c his eyes last year when a mob — familiar with the constitution at protactian. |submarine ‘attack. : lof ber burrow and- over a high _| __many of them apparently from out the state of, Tennessee and it for-| ost: therethy Geraldine Counts, c 8 te \qvire fence July 26. aa of Andrew Jackson. Later that day, | on: : 2 i Clement went home, chin still firm, ‘* * + a It is being held in conduaction! Cecil had _ —" ae tee closed the door behind him and pais McConnell, father of two OtOFMS Expected with exercise “‘Strikeback,” a Dut unexpectedly: showed 00 late ‘briefly: wept, that Tennesseans ; a : massive NATO maneuver involv-|terest in July. It was too dale. ould tian Geily, - - " school-age children, who was ar- N 'Penelope couldn't stand him. - w treat him thusly. ‘rested for disorderly conduct while in ext Month | ing neveg =< —— “| For ale the_zoo _men_combed — | Later, big 11-year-old son re- protesting entry of Negroes at one s ’ ns = — the 252-acre grounds 3 tured from the public school he school, said, “All I want to do is|-MIAMI, Fia.- Three tropical | While the maim NATO seale Sacre 8 : alter ey're good enough [protest for our. children."We feel storms are to develop! forces steamed for. the Atlantic), »-. e | for the average Tennedsee fam-. that our children are not safe at during the period from Sept. 15) area where “Strikeback”’ begins 'It s Paint—Nat Blood ily they’re g 00d enough for. that school. We've always been at to Oct. 15, the Miami W tomorrow, the Channel region and) oT must mine,”) and said te his @is- peace, but once you mix the races Bureau said today. ees ithe southern. part of the North Sea| HARTFORD, Conn. @—" tt mu tinguished father, “I heard some there's no telling what might hap-| They will include at least one ‘came under “attack” a day early.|have been a —_ geen . terrible things, about you teday.” jpen, and I don’t want it to happen |im the Gulf, one in the Caribbean | Units, of ee attacking forces a i md the 3S Clement thought the lad himseit,*° ™Y children.” and possibly one. inthe general me te GUS. Nawes Newtek What she actually saw was 800 moery ae : area irines to the U. S. Navy's Nautilus, : might have had a hard time of it) Edward 0. Glymp, whe was ar- Y — * 5 ne ‘ra atomic copoal subma. | gallons of purple and yellow paint at school, but it developed that).rested in the crowd gathered in, ‘rine. spilled when a paint truck struck what the boy heard was a quote, front of a school, said, “I'm op- | While this forecast was being s+ * |@ toll booth on a bridge. The booth trom the mob, on & radio program,| posed to integration in this school |Prepared,” the Weather Bureau, | Gets Ling tattendant was the only person * * ® | because it’s always been segre- ay the Seeteet storm forecast, | conan Foo gadtlarabe in ne seriously injured. ‘ Clomssot tock the bay: wide. aS a pre ne ecu Fig Has pn on hese age jthe United States, Britain "Cane | and asked, “Son, what would you) W&y through childhood, J ws Agee arly ida F sieckains ‘ say if a few Negro children entered| ™Y child to live the same way, (Antilles, it will likely remain at recat, Sieg sid West” Gans MACK'S DRUG your school, and your classroom?”’| !t’s something new tm the South, _. jo : a me ot Gy 5 The boy was uncomfortable for a —* don’t think we're ready for ae Carrie, currently) ames ; , 4 STORE ~ time until he sensed that the father) =" north of Bermuda, will remain) es : | was honestly in search of informa-| Presbyterian minister Fred/®#St of the U. S. mainland and — . ce? U N En Beaten y ? tion, : | Stroud, who has been named in a/'* "Ot included in the three tropi-| PRINCESS CHARMING — Wearing an im- “United Press Photo |" * voy Sere as WOULDN'T LIKE IT * federal injunction forbidding inter- weer, and a 4 a this pe- pressive white feline mask with flamboyant in Venice. European bluebloods and movie stars K ifed ; Ne y rk : a ey ,, feremce with desegregation, said: | at “8 whiskers, pretty Princess Domitilla Ruspoli, of provided the glitter’ for the affair, held n | ni in NeW TOMK..; I wouldn't like it too much,"| «7° fighter for violence. I *’¢ -*’& +t 3 ‘ in con-. ff | the child said. “Tim dust not weed FB Ce & ic st iw Mil edi: about two o Rone, steals the show at an Elsa Maxwell party _ nection with the city’s 18th annual film festival. “| ‘ yd : i: to it. But if it was the law. I way of the Lord to keep the whites thrée tropical storms form during . j ; \nesend ce meee wouldn't do » - . A el ! ; ee jbassador tothe United Nations—| ee a — anything — it. and Negroes separate and I feel|this 30-day peripd. During the past All-White Church | the 160 members, We think he is 2 Letters by Poe Bring {stabbed and beaten by two rob- Prescription Specialists with child we should speak up for our right.” 70 years, 60 per cent of them de- , 'a wonderful leader,’’ Cook said, ,, - ° bers as he walked in Central Park helped shape Cees Seen vou aabonvens veloped into full hurricanes. Names Negro | Dr. Sexton preached ‘several More Than He Earned =")... reported in satistactoryf 3905 Eliz. Loke Rd. climaxed last week when persabe Ry . Stroud asks Northern news- + Full-Time P. jsermons as a substitute pastor! NEW YORK, (Two letters by “On@tion today in a hospital, unknown as yet — but perhaps men who cal} on him to kneel while lron Ore Shipments ull-iime Stor (here. The congregation has had Edgar Allan Poe have been priced. * *« * stimulated by the northern racist|he prays for them. lon Great Lakes Drop) =| cuapLin. Minn Dr monte mister for someiby a rare book dealer at $5,000 The robbers, who accosted him’ UNITED John Kasper —.dynamited Nash-| Mrs. Albert Young, who took her mriiN, Minn. @ — Dr. months. ; jfor the pair, in the park early last night, took. ; ville’s integrated Hattie Cotton pretty child out of* an ‘integrated CLEVELAND oe ‘Tron ore Charles M. Sexton, a Negro to- Dr. Sexton, native of Kingston, | About 5 years ago they were $95 from his wallet and his wrist-) SHIRT Greniane Sebesl. classroom, said with great sin-/shipments on the Great Lakes ¢@y assumed full-time pastorate Jamaica, formerly was pastor Of|soiq for about $200 : . watch, | i Ses ree “\eerity: . {during the week ended Tuesday/°ver the | Champlin Church's the | Negro | Border Methodist) The letters were obtained by. hook Distributors “This all boils down td three . ‘totaled 2,801,417 tons compared “ime congregation. , Cauren In Mewpepess. |Lew David Feldman, of Jamaica, The ambassador said the rob- Downton end at Tel-Huron watts.” he nesebier a6:thi leutt Fe and ow ee ee with 3,182,818 tons during the cor-| This, ee nated el. Sp me IQueens, head of the House of El bers werg Negroes and that they Democratic ‘national convehtion| think mixing the ma ‘responding week of last year, te a oe a Christian demon- Diem Arrives in Korea _Dieff, Inc.. The new price is listed asked him for a cigarette. He, — told tale in fis modest office in the! Se-creat lets of sony going American Jron. Ore Assn. reported ov tment wo catemaa ~ Si Pee Res deg the company's catalogue drew out his cigarette case, only/ G Ce ae. ce whe rer | “Colored people live in the ikl ann for the [ to day by Bishop D. Stanley Coors. piem.-af South Viet N a wea shenenpre — vengpolanel ns Hlemey. and Sey —_— law and. order.’ ” 3 pments for the season totaled iem--of Sout let Nam _arriy poet and short story writer, never attacked him. \ eisners “Va say that annie aint death \them yes | don’t talk to any of 63,791,478 tons compared with Minnesota -— _ ‘today for a state visit, President earned more than $1,000 in any Ss . - " that. 90 per m, but I never get into any/48,122,062 at this time last season, ;Syngman Rhee praised his guest year. Algeria, in North Africa, hag a) want desegregation in the public trouble with them either. With the but q strike by seamen on the ore) James Cook, church chairman,jas “one of the strongest, most} : sapenation of 9, 800,000, Of these! schools, bat every last one of | mixing, I think it will bring about carriers cut the August 1956, ton- said the vote for calling the Rev. |adamant. most relentless foes of] Yale University has 60,000 or about 1,050,000 are of European ~ thems wants vielance fess. I don't trouble." oy nage far-below normal. ee: Mr. ‘Sexton was unanimous among the communist aggressors.” | mare living alumni. — : origin, mostly‘from France.~ 4 4 ; i: Lf / : ‘ : VMN PMOL? ? : f / 4 ° " = MOAT: NO ; OPEN: EVERY ~ MONEY NIGHT UNTIL © : , Amy as io , : ay, / . : DOWN Mon. thru Sot. 9:30 a.m. to? p.m. ( N 4 ! : . g RESERVE f 'g ' i tJ | * | OLYMPIC all-transistor . , e 97 | radio Cove 9.95. AM radio ae ree to 1200 hours Jess batteries ta ylave U “ - | Mae er battery change- 4 | *. . } Z & : | ' |. 5 ; ; 4 4 7 Te { $2 Pp. e ® ih. 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You couldn't tell it by looking to’at him and he passed another test. He said. “Methodist, Episcopalian and electricity’ without faltering. > legislator tom! Prince as UN‘s Skeith hadn't touched a drop. No one undertook to explain the|_ igadget’s apparent ae, in oka seme Oklahoma. India Seeks U.S. Aid NEW DELHI — Finance Min-|newspaper work and radio brodd- liquor in ; ‘ THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1957 Knight Succeeds ‘New President By WILLIAM -N, OATIS- lister .T. T. Krishnamachari left | casting. for the United States yesterday to). .. . * =*, * ‘seek financial help for India's wobbling second five-year plan. Prime Minister Nehru said re-|Waithayakon of Thailand. cently India would like to obtain a 500 to 600 million dollar loan ‘from the United States. UNITED NATIONS, NY. @ — |The United Nations has elected a * *«- inlgit: to succeed 9 aetyte as My president. 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The pre- Protests Action will principally probe edministra-isocjatés. to launch a long-range| ing to Willman, liminary cost of-it is $15,000. “Its tion and morale phases of the/survey of city planning. with the| This urban renewal work will belaim is to show us how-to perfect Assails Opera Company “| It will cost the city from $5,000 CMPbasis ‘on rebuilding of certain! finance two-thirds by the federal|our present drainage system out-| of San Francisco for’ blighted areas. to $9,000 and will be completed government and one-third by thejlet of the Clintom and also how to possibly in‘five months. The PAS} At present Geer has developed |city, plan all future drainage projects,” Substituting Another - lis internationally known for gov-| maps showing areas of substand- x ® Willman stated. ix -injernmental studies. ard housing and is about ready | The drainage study from Jones is In March of this year officials!.to make application for federal jand Henry was asked for several * 2 The fat Pile the city’s engi- soprano Maria. Meneghir . ‘1 seccian cuamiiiasi ig aa 1 pocenre bitterly. today that ‘ the be ready within two weeks... lacting “‘vindictively”” e of water for Pontiac. i= “We have a lot of»problems,” a was City Manager Walter K. Wiliman’s explanation for the _ humerous studies, These are: 1 — Transportation and traffic] © study*by George Barton Associates of Chicago, 2 — Analysis of the police de- Waterford Township at Telegraph|News Service - and Elizabeth Lake roads. . George Gregori called on her. x ke She said she was very disturbed|] “Tn the past, the City Commission|that Kurt Herbert Adler, general| has been firir® in its annexation-|director of the San Francisco Com- bilitation by David S.. Geer of Bir- : mingham, x * &. iu Clinton River drainage study) ay Sue" menry meee ss Te pecan’ taki of prot or-no-services policy; but lately,|Pany, had not believed her claim ing municipal services to fringe according to Willman, several com.|that she was tired and ill and, un- ‘ areas by Jones and Henry missioners “seem to be changing|#ble to sing. 6 — Water study by . Bechtel their minds.” . Bae _ ee singer ould Adie Nad ouled : * Southeastern Michigan Water Au-| sixth and final study—that eee : . ‘ thority ; the Bechtel firm—is probably the tifying | replaced: SVERV PAIR WITH HAND-SEWN VAMPS. 2 traffic study initia most important. Mme. 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Disneys True Life ‘rns “THE PONTIAC. PRESS. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16 1057. Sa Tin Pan Alley Keeping. ; * hbet Parakeet Found BATHING © Pr tf P ple’ L ‘he | weak, bow North Learn clbat 9g ~ Country's Baby Boom BEAUTIES — ; a Ss e on ‘eop e Ss t es Neto said “tate real a Po Capac Sinem ee ee the other issues that turrow Rolie ies aos — News st brows of our legislators. trees. Honest t's how the song WASHINGTON —-.“Give me} * * * keep the beat at funeral tempo; goes. Another dime down the drain, jp the interest of trying to HOW TO MAKE “PARIS (INS) — Shortages ot the making of the songs of a na-| This will come as no surprise Pit ‘Modern odka Drinks teachers aad cinasreams are peob-| _ |tion,” a wise man once said, “‘and|to Tin Pan Alley. Maybe ne ae an — v lems not confined to booming U.S. aie HOP RIGHT I cate not who makes its laws,"’|suspects it from time to time too.! It’s not quite as bad as it| In this issue of B we cities end cubarte. | NTO THE WATER AND. | ‘andrew Fletcher, 1655-1716, in The members keep it pretty quiet sounds, thousn, The top 30" ist paper there are 6 differ- Freach schoo! enrollments SPLASH h lif do They tend tolls ¢ m mes an entw a recipes. high ABOATT HAPRL SY. Jease.roa bappen to bn caught on = << lars fed into’ the juke boxes and) for them and make will jump more than 10 per cent} this year and education officials he he ols to have meant —— record shops by teen-age girls, for ithe most part. And the teen-agers ‘ them all with = =A is that the songs people sing tell more about them than all the laws’ on the statute books. * * * Fletcher lived before the juke {box age, lucky fellow. Wonder! what he's make of the American [eee © be wee Sowel © © Getting ait . the val 10, now: ; }do not yet rum the country. They “Tammy,” a catchy tune, seems Simply run the parents who do}. irun the country. and wo's ag ——- i we «How now, Mr. Fletcher? Would “Around the World?” . Well,| lyou still rather write our songs that's about a guy who wouldn't) our laws? will be hard pressed to provide ‘room for all the students, — \EHLON The nation’s lycees and colleges - Last year’s enrollment was had eat day's popular songs? ad to search all around the world, Rie hate Epes og ia * like a congressman on, an expense as in the U. S., began during World | Tee c “109 a “scoring © i se Tl. They also cite improved eco- nc grea ity:| “Gonna Sit Right Do d) nomic conditions and a “race for oy, we me orl of aeeneni: “Gente Bt Rig Down a culture” which causes more par- OSPREYS Tammy,” “Diana,” “Around Write Mysé@if a Letter? This is the World,” “Fascination,” “Gon- FLY ACROSS THE ents to keep their children in school : ne Sit Right Down and Write My-|Tin Pan Alley was a country lane beyond the primary level === SURFACE TO GIVE self a Letter,” “Honeycomb,”|The girl won't write to the boy so| _———— A inn = NEED SCIENCE TEA Yawn : "FOOTBA |, | Rainbow,” “White Silver Sands,” he writes. to himself and forges : 3 ‘ : rape ry Biss THEMSELVES A ROOTEATH. [iar tie tie Sac ce Se HAS OPENED HIS NEW OFFICE , : Mi f an Island.” Likewise: “‘It's Not for Me to : agama meee geo es @ & Say.” lowe con't oay weil For Better Service for His Friends and Patients problem is double-edged: More and This writer ran out of dimes|er the girl loves him or not. It} < : ne. : before investigating all of these, doesn't seem to have occurred to} RIGHT ACROSS THE STREET — but there does seem to be a him to ask her. Or better yet tall NEXT TO THE OAKLAND THEATER and fewer university students are a. * * * jper- * * * candidates for teaching posts in ' . the sciences. If it’'s-true that songs mirror, He could. of course, be the MARSH HAWKS SIT IN THE RAIN WITH THEIR WINGS: the souls of people better than dreamer type, like the boy who ar laws do, then Americans are more|writes himself letters. In which . (Advertisement) Moreover. low bith ete te n| SPREAD OUT. THEY SEEM TO A travel then fay ony, civil tights arl-Dikddle-ef An, ielend” eecurt.| ° < 100s make dilie etek or} 6=—= MIKE SHOWER BATHS. ' recruiting a sufficient number of ; | | Bazley’s Thursday ls New trative discavery undocks bowel blocks ‘This year, education officials eee . - Ss Ss ial any without gag, bloat or gripe , See nS Sn come ore ee . = j uper pec So Constipation is caused by what doc- ing c ity, plus CoLONaID’s stretche aig A arowr Se caine Grandfather's Glass ing arrack, an alcoholic arink, Ay Test Post ned 79 N. Seginow | : reed o Sethe atte Se, Sones stimulaing bulk. So effective it re- them with salaries comparable mixed with poison. — Bec of W: : . | does the opposite: robs the colon of night, CoLonaip is yet so smooth, so with these they give up. | “ «< «& « ause eather Lean, Meaty | 80 canyrar iow progr ory oo gentle it has -— or even for And teachers who reach retire- Kills 4-Year-Old Boy While police were investigating,’ ATOMIC TEST SITE, Nev. @—- SP, E | pocareph nee pote An én AAR PS * bompemprts ment age now can continue to , : the boy brought her a glass and|The “Whitney” atomic test shot ! AR | they = to — or — the jaxatives, CoLoNAID neither gags, teach, if they so desire. COLOMBO, Ceylon —A 4-year/asked for a drink of water, she|was postponed again today be- P wom an vene rho ; om oe ees pl pees — , eae these new measures, though|old boy in the northern town of/said. A little later the boy became cause of unfavorable weather con- RIBS eee To regalia normal reguidrity, the dry, able nutrients; in clinical tests, | Tok tetany ase the shortage, can-'Jafina died trom drinking water|violently sick. She restined the/aitions. pesesseae Diliggltll y j j . ( i | . aes r ' \ A ig. ft ; Say a , 1 ji | fez itl i f [| i Pa aay: RES ts * yi ma oes x ; Ses as [2 WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 18, 1957 “Couples to zat _ Upper! Peninsula. Mr. and Mrs. Charles i of Draper avenue — and Mr. and Mrs. Hi Lake, formerly of Pontiac,..left Monday for’ an. A. LaFortune of Barnes | k : ' ; “ : fi r : | i> | =, ; f ui é ‘ \ t j t i \. | ‘ j | } < i \ ‘ \ s ore Vi ea : / oe ahd a careenes All OTS y : OTHE, PONTIAC. PRESS, svepwasAt, SEPTEMBER 18°1997 ae eer eee oer ee 2s siete FL. ye rher sie SN aly NEI ai y es ee ‘ = he “) Mabel Smith of ‘Wesleyan : Conacion i First Meeting Held — oe — White Lake | age Friday Fare. - Recips aed . | _ First meeting of the fall for . a Presbyterian | Vdbdenaline ‘Sorry, we ag a “ eatnaem es | tune at Chacha Ages, Stays Crisp | mame ser a ob tales tne and ge saw Joseph Addison ped cx: : ‘and Richard This Way - sl aed setae had you use it. It : saci aturday a 5 F. Bennett - should be ‘added to the. juice (aus Saas ee By vcd | A were married} Mrs; Domas Uses aes ee IA ‘a | Darby and | 7 Saturday in | Cornmeal and Flour . ys 7 Edward .N. presi :,, | to Coat Fish Fillets { | i | — ‘Lang. The es Church. ae oS 4 No- Women to train for excellent office posi- | bride- isthe |. 4 ae is P oF the By JANET men Apoomanesé . - tions — stenographers, hookkeepers, daughter of | iz. : ys rey Se 1 ® ce cmeiy Ge Silive Necessary typists, or office machine operators. . Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs,|season goes on and on. And when’ The calls received by our employment William John J. © |Pa® fish aren't to be caught by J. Professional Care . - a - the fisherman, i a i . department far exceed the supply. Prgpel = —— — as the ae oy -Ils Best for Hair ak oo : : sd . freezer. Today we are presenting eo You are invited to call and inspect the list Nathan Lang bridegroom’ s |@ -difterent way of cooking said| Posie Permanents : ‘of excellent positions which we are unable ae eae are [os | Tints $6 50 to fill. . . ae eS : : J par ents * * * : - Up : ; oe a Vridegroom’s x ne Mr. and Mrs.| Mrs. Ben Donias is our cook. Bleed csmemn Get ready for a good, permanent mosition ie aa parents. awe Francis E, {She is the mother of two school sag | .-¢ . AN band ate interested in both bowl | you can advance as rapidly as you are able. vain : - fing and archery, Mrs. Domas en- | BFAUTY SALON : . | . . . wake ; joys sewing. -e r: ir ,? - 219 Auburn Ave. = The Busi Inati ‘Langs to Live in Highland wr MR, and MRS. 5. RICHARD BENNETT ,ihesever the Domas family” FE 4.2878 e Business Institute | | 1; Garbin W has fh WW fried tn a wecial | rorru rzx00n. Orne : ; | Delcye Ann Darby and Edward)bridegroom is the son of Mr. and eoummneal VETERAN APPROVED Ps. Lang were maid saturdays Nathan ‘Lang of Berkley’ J acqueline Garbin Weds ees A ee ee cores AMY HOGLE : : : : t sby- . ; . 7 West Lawrence Street Ph. FE 2.3551 Prana Tne Rev" Von Oe|""yer ter wedang ao wae I Gown of Lace, Taffeta | i tats er" i | piano: Voice Theory : af 3 ; gen ' : |. thickness of the fish | Coll in Person or Return This Ad for Bulletin members immediate! CR0®?_® Feyal bine velvet dress — | | “ . eee: meamiodee ltamition lin with white accessories and car | 7. hundred guests witnessed) taffeta fashioned with a fitted | ‘This makes it nice and crisp. It] Certified _ : | ; a re veces “and chenations, |“ w"* |the marriage of Jacqueline Louise| bedice ot lace re-embroldered will even stay crisp it it is kept Teacher of + ; Oeee beer eeercane frreiere ater ye Peer eer Sere Pe eeeees teeeeeeess } The William of Milford roses . - Garbin and Richard F. Bennett with seed pearis and iridescent warm’ in. the oven while you're Michigea .. +: que e ls parents ‘of sagging and the| The bride’s sister, Carolyn L. Saturday evening. The Rev. Dr.| sequins, » Sabrina neckline and |Waiting for the family to wash] Music | Day Half-Day, and Evening School Baird of Walled Lake, served as|William Marbach performed the) long hand-tapered sleeves. their hands, Teachers ’ Piste hd her only sltentoat, Tet Hawley|ceremony in First Presbyterian) 1 +s ‘of taffeta flowed down', “it” ordhcs the ae Ameciation Areme Chapter A reception for 7 guests was kt * t = * Auge atreabe Sor Akirt|shel and mashed with cheese whiz, Senatae : of OES Initiates all wehland Recreation! Mr. and Mrs. John J. Garbin|cloche of lace and pearlided se-iyyv nt tre yei, sveeetable. | Improved Musi Study Two Members | o* + * luau te ung’ f'aclgecs a," newt? ot | — Cie FEDERAL S ca gt The bride's mother wore a grayisen of Mr. and Mrs. Frencie 1. * *« * Be. "Initiated into Areme Chap- jsuit with pink and white acces- Bennett of Stout street. The bride's sister, Mrs. Joseph 503, sories and a corsage of pink carna- : Bio : ent™ 5 Ore of Oe Basen ft et cracet Ma Sm For er nediing_ to ede le, wan mon oor Si Permanents . . at Federal’s | Mrs. Edward Williams and | Grant Dunlap. _ | Rev. Dunlap is*a director of the {department of field and finance of of the Methodist Church. He has as 464, quarts. lical of Martin that he won't play preaching at First Methodist Martin predicted “‘positively’’ unless he's the whole cheese.” |- ‘Church during the past two weeks. that a strike will be called, but said! | & breakdown of the total shows $113,711.99 with $30,221.50 of this amount being in cash. In addi- tion 117 youths gave $5,363.10 with $336 in cash.. the National Board of Missions © been directing the crusade ands. of Long Electric Co., Detroit, examines specifi- steel framework, now completed, is shown in the [jinied. — cations for the new Community Hospjtal with background. The $450,000 medical center is being Se - * fc 0 = é ear REE BAe 2 First Methodist . ts construction superintendent Harold Lefstad of built on Van Dyke (M33) between Romeo anid Stritie. hendene : : : - S ling to a new acre. site ri iat rters* were- rl. : MR. AND MRS. GERALD P. HUNTER t ex chard by’ tha How: the Walter L. Couse Co., Deo, The structural Almont. Completion date is March, 1958. _ dered set-up in New Hudeon, tm- Geraldine McCracken any tisteckomon: fd a alias ) . jlay City, Carson City and Grand Picked by Keego Harbor cent to the high school. The buiid- Rael (coment enters Nancy Sworthwood Modis ict oes Lapeer Ponders School Problem Voters Defeat Proposal in. led Work on Romeo Hospita o Schedule © Very Close t KSeconcce tol Despite last week's! avy rains, work on the new 20-' ‘Community Hospital is pro-| of Tax Increase to Build: coins” ‘very close to schedule,” sporty said today. ng superintendent Harold New Classrooms LAPEER — Lapeer school ad- Crow repre vony wo S1f@ Pit Barbecue provie schoo fo the ss'sfor Rochester Area _ growing student population. The district Monday turned down proposals for @ tax increase 10) +100 is being planned for Sunday, chage of sites, construction and oe rae hy from noon until 7 p.m. provide a sinking fund for® pur-) pair of schools, and for Cateresm| equipment. tax hike over a two-year period. General electors in the school district also as. Ny nemo Proposal 2, which provided for tor \be dug late increasing the tax nies by | the 5 miills. | The special tax, if, approved. from Michigan State University, | The $45000 medical center is _ would have raised $280,000 for ad- at the St. Andrew- Convent on ‘due for: Bids Accepted on High School ditional classrooms in the crowded school ‘system. MSU Professor Gets Snowballed With Puttballs EAST LANSING W—A Michigan State University professor is being snowballed by puffballs. . * * * Earlier this month, Dr. Eugene! H. Lucas asked 4-H Club leaders to interest their members in find- ing large, fresh puffball specimens over: | Hall here. | This is the first time for such an Property owners voted 677-612 (event in the community, according against Proposal 1 for a 5 mill |t, publicity chairman, Henrietta cian tees Persons wishing to ‘ROCHESTER ~ A pit barbecue |i Andrew Catholic Church watch the actual barbecuing are invited to visit, the pit, which will turday. The beef will be barbecued by | RK. J. Deans, meat specialist — South Rochester road.' Dinner will he served buffét style and tickets are on sale at several Rochester shops, including O'Berg’s Appliances and the Food Tray here. co for a study of the medicinal prop- erties of the plants. So far, niore than 500 pounds of puffballs have arrived and more are rolling in daily. Best response, he reported, was from the Battle Creek area. | | ; MSU is paying senders 20 cents. @ pound plus shipping charges. | xt *&® & | Although nothing has been prov- en yet about the medicinal prop- erties of puffballs, Dr. Lucas reported that some _ interesting) cultures have. been .grown from them in laboratories. DONNA JEAN HOHF - Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hellawell of Rochester have announced the engagement of their daughter, Donna Jean Hohf, to Ronald C. Bentley, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bentley of Rochester. Miss Hohf is a Rochester High School graduate and her fiance is a graduate of General Motors In- | stitute, Flint. The two plan to marry next June. Farm Bureau to Meet METAMORA — The Metamora Farm Bureau will hold _its first meeting of the fall season, to-| night at the home of Mrs. Anna Cuske in Metamora Village. Pot- juck refreshments will follow the’ business meeting. ‘ers at Monday's meeting, making ‘him chairman of the DFC bargain- The new medical facility, de-|. tsigned to serve 13 within a 15-mile radius, is being ‘built on Van Dyke (M 53), two miles south of Almont. General contractor is the Walter L. Come Co. of Deron. , So Ecos te nd grads beams and structural stee! frame-' work up, Lefstad ie a Rime teen ‘workmen were project Monday. paged were erect- ing the metal deck preparatory to were putting in the sanitary sewer) within the building and working on the electrical wiring. The né@xt step, after the roof is| completed, will be the installation of cement floor slabs—‘‘this week) if the -good weather hoids,"’. the superintendent said. “We hope to close the building in before it gets vold.” he added. Work on the interior will continue )\throughout the winter months. in March, 1958. Give Pontiac Company Construction Contract in Imlay City IMLAY CITY — The Imlay City} “| Board of Education accepted bi ids| totaling $837,649 for construction! of the new high school Monday | evening. . | The general contract (architec. | tural trades) was Jet to the Schur. | rer Construction Co. of Pontiac! for $552,959. Contract for mechanical work | went to Steve Kruchke Plumbing | and Heating Co. of Drayton Plains, for $206,312, and the electrical to Harian Electric Co. of Flint for $86,902. The building will contain 56.000 square feet and will cost about $14.85 per: square foot which is well under the budget of $1,000,000 established prior to the vote on the bond issue last October. | The Board also announced that ground breaking ceremonies. will be held at 3 p.m. Fr riday, Sept, 2. New Hope Bible Church Plans Expansion SASHABAW PLAINS—Plans are PTA Groups of County Start Autumn Activities With school well under way, PTA’ er will be Charles Cresswell, sroups throughout the Oakland: director of Auburn Heights Boys’ County area are swinging into their, Club. fall schedules. The following, schools have announced meetings: Sashabaw Plains The first PTA meeting of the! parents of fifth grade students. Rochester’ principal of the school, will intro-/principal, will introduce the new duce members of the school board, | faculty and the PTA Saccaiee and representatives of | Board. Refreshments will be both Girl Scout and Boy Scout | served by the board. All parents teachers are asked to attend. White Lake Township organizations, - Michael Hart, a representative| of the Clarkston Community School | District Steering Committee, will iheld starting at 4 p.m. Oct. 5. ll be served by the executive vautiaitae. sad al [Dinner for the festive Saturday; 5 to 7 p.n Auburn Height« The Auburn Heights School PTA said. will meet at $ p.m. Thursday in planned he Agburn Heights Community Mrs Building. jevent will be from 5 with many Kenneth Goodcl! Refreshments will be served by. ‘Sunday afternoon at the Donalson The first. meeting of the Elm- school year will be held at 8 p.m.' wood PTA will be held at 7:30 Thursday at the Sashabaw School p.m. Thursday at the school on on Maybee road. Charles E. Hazel,;Auburn road. George Shackleford, Lee 0. Brooks, School PTA has give a short talk. Refreshments) Plans for its Fall Roundup, to be jbeing drawn for remodeling the' |auditorium of New Hope Bible| Church, to provide a baptistry, |nursery and additional classrooms \for the growing congregation. | The Rev. Elden Mudge an- ineunced Sunday that a Detroit -\church _ architect will ow me iplans. > = * * * Four candidates were baptized The Rev. Mr.) \Baptist Church assisted by iMudge officiated, Harry Austin. Metamora Couple Wed METAMORA — Mrs. Maxine Russell and Robert Swartout, both of Metamora, announce their mar- riage at Angola, Ind., last Thurs- day. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hermer were their attendants. The two couples flew to Angola for the ceremony and then back again. ‘PTA’ President Mrs. George Korte ADL Board to Meet attractions MOUNT CLEMENS ® -- The theeting to discuss strike plans was pee last night in Mariette. | communities strike chairman, organizational di- rector and publicity chairman. bargaining chairman, the directors supplanted Rifle Meet Set mb eal ek a = (ct. 5 at Lapeer fyouths between the ages of 10 and, Sarah Young, Clara Cronk, Doro- B, P Organization KEEGO HARBOR — The Busi- ness and Professional Women's club chose Geraldine McCracken as Woman of the Year at its re- cent business meeting. Mrs. Mec- Cracken is vice president of the club and is taking the place of: ~|Marjorie Billingsley, president, due to the illness of the latter. The club members will especial- ly honor their ‘woman of the year’ * when they attend the ‘Trinity! |Méthodist Church as a group on! Sunday, Sept. 22. x* « * Other. business during the meet- ing was the appointment of Fran-| cis Leaf and Helen Godhardt to head the United Fund Drive in| Competition for Youths the Keego Harbor area during the | | Age 10-19 to Offer ‘week of Oct. 5 through the 19. { | The club is recruiting blood Medals in 2 Divisions jdonors for the mobile unit to be: ——— at the West Bloomfield: LAPEER — The Lapeer County! Township hall Sept. 25. Donors are/ Junior Rifle Club will be hosts on| being asked to call Mariam Fox- Oct. 5 at a .22 calibre rifle meet;man at FE 2.6665 for appoint- at the Bristol Range. This is the ments. The bank will be ope: first for the club and the first from 2:30 to 8:30 p.m. - such event in the vicinity. * ©. @® The meet’ will be open to all! Hostesses for the evening were Directors gave Martin new pow- |ing committee. He already was * * In. making Martin sie j 419. Medals will be given in both) thy Weber, Helen Lack and h junior and senior boys divisions, »|Kimler. ss for juniors 10 through 12 and sen-' jors 13 through’ 18. Individual med- : , Gis|will be ghaan'to Plies waging cag will be a din- The shoot will start at 1:30 |Pontiac, at 6:30 p.m. Sept. 23. p.m. and last until 5 p-m.- It will be a 40-shot course — 16 cach siting, prone, ineeting | gk Property Owners New classes in hunting train- * ® *. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester to Gerald Hunter.at Holly: FENTON — Nancy Sworthwood, Sworthwood of Fenton, and Gerald F. Hunter, son of the George) Hunters of Holly, spoke their nup-|> tial vows in a recent ceremony at Holly. The Rev. Lewis Sutton officiated at the double-ring candlelight cere- mony, held in Calvary Methodist Church. The bride wore» gn a wit | Chantilly lace and nylon fashioned with long een ined tea a cae [ae ee ee = Se A bouffant skirt | over hoope into a prcthrgoarey train. | The bride's veil of illusion, waist-| ‘length, was secured by a crown of| ace embroidered with seed peqris and sequins. She carried a cascade: bouquet of pink rosebuds and white | tions. * * Mrs. Richard Lewis of Corunna) |Was matron of honor, and brides- Water imaids were Mrs. William Turner of Holly and Mrs.- »Don Horner of! Church Groups to Meet: METAMORA — The fall meeting of the Congregational Association | of Detroit, of which Pilgrim Con-' gregational Church, “Metamora, is ing course will be held this ain Check Insurance Rate Pians also are under way for the! club A meeting was held last night: ' ship office is urging owners in the, at the Youth Center Building in'area serviced by Avon Water Sys-| |Lapeer, with awards and diplomas|tem No. 1 that it is necessary to} \given to the 36 members who havé check with their insurance agents. completed icourse of the Lapeer County Juh- surance, to make sure they are ior Rifle Club. \receiving the rate reduction under (Class 8 insurance coverage. This new classification offers a sizable jreduction in the costs of insurance Report Milk Prices the hunting training on the renewal date of their in-| Soil Moisture Adequate a member, will meet Sunday, Sept. 29, at North Congregational Church, ROCHESTER — The Avon Town-|Northwestern highway at 10° Mile! jand Lahser roads. Street on the north, the high school on the east, Waidon Road on the south, and a beautiful stream on the west. The first unit to be built on the jand is the parsonage.- Construc- tion is planned to begin in about a week. Last year the late Mrs. Ada Mills left her estate of $11,000 to the church to be used in the construction of a new parsonage. * *® a First Methodist Church, under , {fhe leadership of its pastor, the “tRev. William J. Richards, has en- }joyed.a tremendous growth during the past year now representing a —— of 700 afd a con- |stituency of over 2,000 people who, participate in the various activi- ities A three unit $450,000 church George Miitep THT was” Pog: Wayne Be ‘one, Pda yg and Usbers Sworthwood. of. St. Johns, George nes eee et ee Horton of Holly.’ A reception io the-chiiveh parlets followed the sewed Marlette Given "= Grant Approva May Get Federal i church's new location consisting ‘for Sewage Disposal’ of the sanctuary, the educational System's Construction pre Fraglem gsi erage ynd | struction. will not begin. for twe 5 | er three years. The church Is to Marlette has been ‘nofitied Naty | be of colonial design consistent with the architecture of the vil- peedigge sf vatable.refer-| lage. endum Michigan ~*~ * * onhas} Over 150 people of the church LIOR | nder the direction of Crusade fo by Percy Lowery John King with the help of 25 cap- tains. The dinners were provided under direction of Mrs. Florence Kreger and the ladies of the Wom- village sewer ordinance, w pro-|én’s Society. Also members of the vided financing for much of the'criisade executive committee are ‘disposal system, the Commission’ Mrs. Eliza Johnson, secretary: ‘has withdrawn its directive which/Mrs. Mary Sowlby, building fund would have withheld the federal financial secretary, and Robert funds. | Jones, treasurer. this application “for The letter stated that, in view of the. fa vote by Mariette lest on a LANSING (B — _ Rains interrupted in one a few areas, the agency! in volume last week and the Rise in September WASHINGTON (INS)— The Agri) culture Department-reported today that milk prices climbed during) September at both dealer and con-| ‘sumer levels. Retail prices for home-delivered milk this month averages 24.8 cents in key marketing—a third of a cent higher than a year ago. Dealers’ average prices are up eight cents a hundredweight to \because of fire hydrants located less than 1,000 feet from dwellings. + * ft Homes located in the area. Maps showing the various classi- The Oakland County Road Com- Librarian Appointed has been appointed North Branch Tuna Librarian, succeeding irs. Stewart Butterfield, whb re- Istgned this post to accept a posi- mission has accepted the work idone by George Tripp Inc., con. NORTH BRANCH — Myra Snow. tractor, on the roads in the ‘water area as part of the clean-up after the installation of water mains. Maintenance and upkeep wil! be handled by the Oakland County ition on the local teaching staff. Road Commission. | PEEBLES. Ohio (®—With Ohit's |two state champions picked, the’ tion and Plowing Contest went into the second day today with 27 com- From the 27, one national cham- two plowing divisions — contour and level land. The winners auto- matically qualify for next year’s world contest in Germany. * * * Yesterday, Duane Mootz, 32, Hillsboro,’ won the Ohio contour plowing contest, and Dick R. Doren, 23, Xenia, won the Ohio level land contest. They represent sions in the national contest today. | Besides Doren, @ntrants in the ‘national level tand division will who will Michigan Regional Advisory Board include another Ohioan,’ Lawrence) ‘again have charge of the savings of the ‘Anti-Defamation League of Gorttemoeller, Celina, defending Teachers and the PTA Execu- /stamp project, says the stamp pro- B'nai-Betth will hold-its annual, champion. te i tee Boatd will be introduced dur- (gram is expected to get under way ing the program. Featured speak. this month. - ke {|} oo , 4 Fi 4 / meeting Saturday and Sunday in} ;Mount Clemens, * * * Ls é petitors vying fot national honors. | pion will be picked in each of; Ohio in the same respective divi- Huehel, 27 Competitors Seeking National Plowing Honors! moeller and John. D. Daniels, Mul- berry Grove, Ill., represent the 11957 World Conservation Exhibi-| United States in the world contest,) lin which teams- from 13 other na- jtions will participate. Many of the foreign entrants ‘Spent yesterday in practice plow- ing on farms around the 2,5 acre site of the plowing contest. Offers Bonus Price for High Grade Corn WASHINGTON (INS)—Farmers can earn an extra cent a bushel this year from corn containing less than 13.5 per cent moisture. They can earn another cent a under a new Agriculture ‘Department reguiation. for corn containing less than two per cent ieracked corn and foreign material. ‘i a time for — \ These premiums, added to a one- cent bonus for corn grading No, 2} or better, could ‘bring a ‘total. three-cent honus under the govern- ‘President J. W. Davis will preside | Thursday and Friday, Goette-i ment price support program. | _4 . {the supper club service organiza- harvest activity and _ fall grain said, and farmers are hoping ‘for planting though lower Michigan! ‘some good weather for harvesting raised soil moisture to adequate/before damaging frosts set in, leveis, the Federal-State Crop Re-| * « * port Service said today. | Weather. permitting, silo filling * * * jnow is under way in most parts Excess moisture now is reported. of the state, the report said, in- dicating the corn crop is making about the same progress as it was ground... Bean yields this yen” Fetal to fall below average on most 4 fields harvested. About 30 per’ «/¢ent of the total acreage was pul- led by Sept. 14, compared with little more than 15° per cent at the § same date a year ago, the agency - said, * * * Late variety potatoes are making ‘good size and quality and digging ‘is increasing ‘in volume. Prospects ‘for soybeans and sugar beets re- main above average. Elberta peaches were sams: et DR. E. R. OVERLY Special speaker at Evangelistic last week, but at the same time \and to push corn toward maturity) | | MADE FROM GRAIN. 80 AND 100 PROOF. SCHENLEY EY DIST. CO, W. ¥.¢. meetings to be held Sept. 18-29 | at Leonard Methodist Church, Leonard, will be Dr. E, R. Overly of Ft. Thomas, Ky. Ac- companying Dr. Overly at the evening. services will be Byron Crouse of Wilmore, Ky., soloist and song leader. Public attend- Methodist Men to Meet for Supper, Business — | : ROCHESTER — Methodist Men, tion of St. Paul Methodist Church, will hold the first -fall meeting Thursday. Supper at 7 p.m. will be followed by business session Rev. J. Douglas Pare \e bring a brief devotional message. at the session, Meskegen Ticket ins ond Dock, “THE MART,” tat 9, 2008- ie Detroit Ticket Office (1227 Washington Bivd.—Tel. WO 3-3095 : SUMMER SCHEDULE CONTINUES THROUGH SEPTEMBER Me =~ ~ = SO eT ihe ce a4 (il THIRTY-THREE Coffee Server FREE for Top Value Stamps For only 11/5 books you can add gracious | elegance to your table with the genuine Inlaid Elite 12-cup Coffee Carafe shown above. It’s hand-blown of heat-resisting glass and decorated | with gleaming copper. . ges The bakelite handle stays cool. Threat 10-hour warming candles are included. Yes, choose the carafe, or from any of the more than 2,000 gifts available to you free for . Top Value Stamps. 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SPECIAL COFFEE COUPON wyrnedhresfei 1 LB.CAN WITH ROGER VACPAC. 71° _ THIS COUPON Redeemable at any Kroger Store, Good only through September 28, 1957. $. } eee. up 4] » yy, \ , : : ; of AT Joa Vo. $y ; i fee yee ? . ; | | * Ls « 2 L + A ~ ; ae or 7 t $ + a 4 s =! * : | tool ‘ amtyrouR Soa) A ps ere ope PONTIAC as WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER Ip 1957 OMe oh irenane ls Pel ee wae fale” ! degrees) about 2 hour, Pour /re- 2 |Tomato: ‘Meat Loaf Is maining sup over lah, bake. 1 Good to Put in Lunches : Fewer Calories Now It's back (6 school ~ books, greens and your fayorite ress Florida avocados, in season from balls’ and lunch boxes, gayjor dressing complete the sand-!september through January, are f (and pretty ones especially. A gay|wich. For a surprise, a whole fresh' rich tasting but have less oil con- 4} |lunch box causes comment, Anditomato cut and filled with stuffed tent and calories than other varie- 4 Tells of Ss ar Daughter ‘| Became Dope Addict “LOS ANGELES @—"I am herjhe was “identified, said it” all) father," Mr. X said, “But I’d|started when his daughter was 16 - . vather see her in her casket than and ‘attended a party at a friend's the way she is today.” ° house. The friend's mother was to you can make real curiosity seek- olives. ties. Their creamy texture earned The man, keeping his back to! chaperone. ers out of students in your family,| Wrap up brownies or date bars'them the name “‘sailor’s butter. the audience in the hearing room a ee ee boty building foods ea well aa tari", Sale. Tuck in a piece of : and shielding his face as much! “The next I heard was-when a vorite fn ng foods ag well.as {\tesh fruit too. AS you pack the » How to as possible, was describing the|deputy sheriff called,” Mr, X're- Be imaginative and nutritional-/feods neatly away-for toting, rest ake a seven years of horror his daughter, lated. ‘He said our daughter was minded when you plan lunch box|assured that your student has a /é el m one of eight children, had caused] in custody, that it had been a menus. Include something hot.|filling, tasty lunch. Yes, you've ‘ "a A ". the family. marijuana party.” That something hot should be tilled the hollow legs.” . \ ays * * * The girl was placed in a school tantalizing and nutriticus. What Favorite Meat Leaf \\\ GK , She is a dope addict. in the East, but she rah away and better than a vacuum bottle of planers: 9:2) uae P ~ & “Daddy, I've gotta have heroin| was placed in a different -school. wonderful soup. Canned condensed|"?P. ou.4s groun -or alcohol,” he quoted her yes- | “In the new school she took her vegetable or vegetable beef fills) ‘4 cup fine. ¢¢ rena ad crumbs ’ - terday at a State Senate Interim first shot of heroin, ‘just for fun.’” the bill. Colorful, hearty and soul- % nae peel ~ , Comamnitive on Narcotics hearing. /he said. At 16 she was an addict. ’ " |warming too, ; 1ableaon " ar Woeesteahire o- | Beialipep wen There was an interracial mar- a. ; . ; Sandwiches are’ accepted prac-| } salt . “And red on. anos’ Set dope. ‘riage, a child, separation from her) | HOPEFULS — All but one of these men — left to right, Rep. John F. Shelley, San Francis- |tice in a lunch ‘box; give them spe-| Dash black pepper VODKA ee X, the gard name by which —! . es Fon presidency of the powerful recs Union: The Detroit; Brewster; and Thomas Hickey, New with sleet on soup) an- . “How did’ she pay for the| ™e". meeting at a recent Seattle luncheon, are, York; heroin?”’ One of the senators want- : oma ed to know. unisia | “I don’t know,” he answered.| . eee ae “But if- you- must -know - what —1 think, why —.- well, I guess by . -}prostitution.”’ €apons ‘She says she wants to quit the sore habit, Mr. X said, Once he ob- _ 2 tained admission for her to a. fed- Nation Wishes Arms eral hospital in Lexington, Ky. . The girl got off the train before it to Defend Itself Against itr Baise ‘French. Border Raids x * “T tell you all this,” he said, ‘in WASHINGTON (#—Tunisia has the hope that you gentlemen can formally requested American {id some solution to this problem weapons to defend itself against|°f rugs among our young what. it calls border attacks from |PeoPle. French forces in neighboring Al-| The girl? - geria. | In jail — arrested three weeks * * x. ago for possession of narcotics. The request was accompanied by a hint that. President Habib Bourguiba's pro-Western. govern- ment may turn to Communist sup- IS YOUR DRESSER DRAWER plies if the request is _rejected. ° The State Depafttment is sym- oe - pathetically weighing the request, ° 7 but officials are. somewhat uncer- : 7 . tain how to handle it because of ° almost certain denunciations by the French if Tunisians are armed _ With American weapons. : . * * * —————“Tinisia aid FYénech forces’ have been involved in a series of border incMents during the past few weeks. The French have charged that the Tunisian government has al- -lowed Algerian rebels to move across the border to safety, block- { ing pursuit by French forces. It should be... if you keep valuable Tunisia in turn has accused documents, bonds, jewelry or cash in it. French planes and. artillery of And too many people do gét careless and bombing Tunisian border villages,| tegye valuables around the house in killing and wounding some of its forgotten places where fire could citizens. AOA A destroy them. 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I'm sure if anyone and analyze. it, this “tradition’ would stop, and the Drews and henceforth -would be doctors and lawyers.” PHILOSOPHER AT 25 }-John-is a positive young philoso-| Pher of 25, with a sensitive face that compares dramatically with his father’s, He is inclined to turn touchy when questioned about the great actor, whom he remembers ile af says. “At the age of seven, BS el what lie could it be?” aadaale There is no bitterness in the) ‘statement; only fact. He follows up’ with this summation of his oe *® “I think he . actor, and a man w what he wanted to him for it. as * i 4 marvelous ho did exactly do., God bless * rary actor. And father was more \behavior. whether the whisky in the bottle Large Park Capacity - Pin New. York covers 3,281 square ptt was tax paid or bootleg,” Refill Fought an IRS offici] said. Cy * . * : “And this-openg the way for un- ' U. S. Agency to Continue ors. bartenders to deceive’ Worst flood in Peps Ho ai the public. They can take a bottle is considered to. be the of the family. Prosecuting in Face of Ne originally held the finest: 1228 in Holland, when 100,000 per- “] have never gone to any mem- _ St. Louis Court Order bonded whisky, fill it with the sons reputedly were drowned in ber of my family for advice or, . lowest grade tax-paid whisky, or the Friesland section. ee on my hast " he myP WASHINGTON (@ — The Inter-/even mooshine, and sell it to their proudly ‘ tomers as the ornictoe! Inal Revenue Service said today jeus * BZ * * * jwhisk How Louis Gasady -": * : ,it will ignore a St. The Barrymores are not clan-' 4..i¢ ’ * nish; hey alt just happen to be these ho velit whisk bettie *| The tax official said the ms) ©O MAKE in the same profession. And John) Three judges of the 8th Circuit Will appeal last month's ruling.’ would thank the wor!d not tol court of Appeals ruled in St. Louis| The spokesman, added that the: expect him to. follow any Pre-/aue 19 that the reuse of whisky|IRS will continue generally to en- conceived pattern of dramatic ‘bottles is legal if the proper tax force the law as it has been in- has been paid on the whisky used ‘erpreted in the past. to refill them. | * * * * * * The government was given until felt hirn—but ‘they were bedi |camper's:and hikers daily, Yet John does not want to be like him, Or any other peaner “Look,” he explains, ‘“‘we're not breeding race horses, after all.’ * SEONG - a oe Whisky Bottles’ sv cs . oe we» ave a ha N YO! ee So ne | NEW YORK — mye ye : imiles|, contains 2,200. lakes; oo i ‘ean accommodate up to a million tradition which dates back 10 “7 bre * “But I respect my father for rs | The court said in effect*that the next Mond&¥ to appeal the, wuling : generations. doing what he felt like doing, be-/ “But when its mochowe he port 6 Tachisnnxte @ tees! law operates only to prevent the|that upset conviction of Th VODKA “Tee ” That was on a Christmas Day, |cause I believe there are two things| wanted to de something inland from the sea; Bremen is|bottles being used as containers|Wisniewski, Minneapolis liquor , It’s nonsense,” he says. “I’m| in John’s seventh year, and jyou’re put on earth for: To qo) he was the greatest. I didn’t see 54 miles from the sea! and the! for bootleg whisky on which no dealer, on a charge of adding one} : _ Smart enough to know that if 1| asked if it was a pleasant meet- |what you want to do, and to leave| some of his early silémt movies [port of Hamburg is almost 70 miles|tax has been paid. jbrand of whisky to a bottle carry-/ “Wen Mere | deo a ing, he smiles wryly. “Oh, very,” something that; till after he died, se I never could ‘from the, coastline. | “Our cKemists can @etermine ing another label. : STOCK YOUR FREEZER NOW—SAVE MORE! SWIFT'S PREMIUM Meat Pies Chicken, T tea, Cision Tobey, $400 Quick-frezen. 25¢ EACH 9 OZ. PIES Silver Canned Ha is See 2 "Ces 27 "Thrifty" meat comes from young cattle which HYGRADE'S DELICIOUSLY CURED. segs _heve es a grass - "Thrifty" meat does not carry Corned. Beof ae 59° . the amount of fat found on : grain-fed beef it has fully Sliced Bacon ° - ; / vie 79 “ as much food wake. Sacre: = G3 Sla FRESH OFF. THE TREE! 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' > ot es j , 4 | | : ” __THE PONTIAC,PRESS, ‘WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18; 1957 — - } i} ; + i : or : Hon a7 - ; i¢ * Ka 4 } ‘ | a ; | {i Dy: y, hick : t, A . Kj ue i af Babs. { / a \ re \ eT a eed , J 4] oP ee r f i a he j é i ; i ea ane ee / . ae a Ig i 984 Joslyn at East Tennyson cope ian “NORTHERN TOILET TISSUE. | PER ROLL—Opening Special A - Planters mvs BUTTER THURS., Big 18 Oz. Jar FR,” gm , a 49: 19-20-21 SMOKED > PICNICS 1 Pound Carton - Pound Iceberg Head . LETTUCE 10 ~" Large—24 Size Heads Pressels Luncheon Meat PICKLE PIMIENTO OLIVE PIMIENTO VEAL LOAF a LARGE BOLOGNA | Cc Your Pound | YELLOW Key... noe FOOD | KEYKO MARGARINE Pounds for TD oasy oT Z $7 Cans for POT PIES Chicken --- Beef --- Turkey ‘ 00 «| adr INVITED TO & i 5 : $1 2 | OUR OPEN we arma WEDNESDAY EVENING We Reserve the Right to Limit Oostitis . September 18,.1957, 8 P. M. to 10 P. M, No Merchandise Sold During Open House oa Refreshments Delicious. Bart-Geed > 9. Bs , Ib. z eee MORTON'S WATER “SOFTENER SALT 25 Ibs.-50 Ibs.-100 Ibs. : INORTHTOWN MARKETE 984 Joslyn at Fast Tennyson — “pene 4 / 1 Fresh Grade “A” WHOLE * 100 Good T0 MISS/ SOMERDALE FRESH FROZEN PACKAGE, EACH ‘\ 10° a © peanut sata Ng, hn ea a eas ai imataamieaiamietienineee ae Nos was-all or nething for the Nevada * sid Nians gies ee pe PT ene eh : ee et ee 1 | . / yaa ; a r | f ; \ . i at : i i BM Se eS , ee THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1057 | ! ae ‘Hal Boyle Says: > ee ey eos ; | Historical Celebration 7 in Nevada Needs Liquor Ri ht: G F ti Gift Stamps Could Bring More to Church commend Right Solution ' By HAL BOYLE... NEW YORK (#—Reflections of a Pavement Plato: Churches need more salesman- ship. ; ® * Despite a’ national upsurge of religious’ interest, ministers still rcv 5 ap ft ne erin The mere suggestion of giving premium stamps! for going to church might ‘affront the sensitive devout, but after all they are not the problem. They already go to church. The task that confronts the conscientious clergyman is how “The church is neither a super- market nor-a filling station, and salvation is not a mere bargain,” some might object. * % : . Yet aren't they. wrong? Isn't a good church the greatest of super- —or, perhaps even badly needed/to swell his congregation so that)markets, the finest of all filling percapnyh toy aft page household furniture more Yan, hear his message. _. |stations, dispensing the bread of golfing weathen : ae n W-@. 2. 3 ce One wonders occasionally why more pastors don’t adopt the showmanship of the business world There have been suggestions the churches might give prizes to; adults for fon gr attendance, _reenaage e CHAE ug Chapping ond liching, Burning Skin Torment Quickly Eased by Seothing Lonolin-Rich Medicinal fn seeiigh OINTMENT DON’T DO.AS WE DO — West Berlin motor- cycle cops demonstrate in the city’s Olympic Stadium how to make four moving machines carry 27 people, with a certain amount of risk, of course. The daring policemen have formed their own “Pyramid Club,” but let any local mo- torist try a trick along these lines and it’s a cinch he'll be getting a ticket from ope of these boys. jregular Day Committee planning the ad- the soul and the fuel of the spirit? | mission celebration at Carson Isn't salvation. the tremendous|¢j,y_ | | bargain most of the earth's lost x * bargain hunters are vainly seek- | ? Chairman John Morea had ap-| : , plied for use of the auditorium | * * * for staging a melodrama at which The trouble with salvation is that qrinks would be served. | most people have heard it's free | ree ~awval ee ie aoe veins] When cify trustees refused per- | don't get something for nothing. ‘mission for the liquor the whole Actually, of course, salvation has PHoJect was dropped yesterday. | a very real price tag—called peni- Moroni said a dry melodrama’ tence, i violate tradition. * * * “pelt ing [atone 2S udge Suggests en Se amy Day On Bench for! After all, the Salvation Army} beats a drum in the streets to collect crowds, and out of these crowds it salvages some souls. If a chureh can do the same thing by giving prizes to increase attendance, then-is_it pot * Some may say that the very) idea is an affront to the dignity of | x~ *& * religion and an invitation to! Mrs. Lynn Levin, whose 13-| flood the churchés with opportun- \year-old son was injured by 4) istic hypocrites. But no church has: ‘drunken. driver last October, was! as its. function the pursuit of/invited by Municipal Judge Fran- earthly dignity, and it is better'cis A. Sobieski to sit beside him/ for a. church to be filled with for a day hypocrites—after all, hypocrites . * can change—than to stand half- ‘Miami Mother MIAMI, Fla. WW — A Miami) mother will spend Monday on al judge's bench to see if the court- room experience will soften her) opinion that all drunkeri drivers | worth comteren’ x should go to jail. | i ' * “I think she'll get a new out- a: 2 Ine immortally offended if, in some would be | look on this problem,”’ said Sob- ieski, who feels mandatory jail’ Would anybody's dignity really sentences for drunken motorists too severe in -some| ichurch that gave premium stamps, Cases. one lost soul should find salvation) ~ *& * and at the same time win ag a! Mrs. Levin has been campaign-| prize a floor lamp to read hisjing for jail terms for drunken Bible by? idrivers on the first offense. * * * “CRYSTILLIN “FACILI PANDED AGAL ‘TO MEET GROWIN DEMANDS FO OEBEL 22 BEE Never in American brewing history has a beer received a more enthusiastic welcome than that given to Goebel 22~the only beer brewed with Crystilied water, . In fact, since Goebel started brewing exclusively with Crystilied water, the demand has been so great, we have on occasion found it necessary to ration Goebel Beer td our distributors and retailers. But now you can get ail of the Goebel 22 Beer you want. For the Goebel Brewing Company ne ee Ne ee eT ery teens ONLY AMERICAN BEER BREWED WITH ee emcee a Preset P ff j 4 ty lle) oT, SagHAW » @ flavor to Goebel 22 Beer. CRYSTILLED* WATER GOEBEL PrivateSodk 22 BEER THE GOEBEL BREWING COMPANY, DETRQIT AND MUSKEGON, MICHIGAN to satisfy regular Goebel customers and to provide | enough Goebel 22 Beer for. | our thousands and thousands | of new customers, the Goebel , Brewing Company has completed aie large installation for | the processing of Goebel’s | exclusive Crystilled*® water. | Ask for Goebel brewed with Crystilied water at your favorite store or tavern today. Notice how many more people are drinking Goebel. Goebel sales are increasing by leaps and bounds since Goebel made with Crystilied water has been introduced. In fact, Goebel is fast becoming the most popular =a loessai mpsconl ms nals vee wr wel . the trend to Goebel. .Tt?tirtrtittrtrertitiitietttitititttstth ht CLL LLL LL LT romans unites hyd wt ft es nitty een 8 Now Brings | Winner $200 Winners may. have emptied the pot, but alread it's back at the $200 mark. Surely it's worth a few minutes of time and fun for a try at removing the cash from Pot-O-Gold again, The new puzzle contains a series of squares which are alphabetically lettered and a corresponding list of sentences with two clue words. Each of the words is numbered, The object is to select the word which you think best fits the clue sentence. You then place the number of that word in the -square which has the same ietter as the clue sentence, In- other words, you will read the clue labeled A and decide which of the two words makes the most sense in the sentence. You then write the number of that word in the puzzle square marked A Do the same with all other squares. Read al] the clues carefully and be sure the right numbers are in the right squares, , ahelelaldaladalalala lalallala telalelelalelatelataatal PUZZLE NO. 68. Cc D - e . * . ‘STREET ADDRESS ....... COOH OO HEE HHH HOTT EE OOD CITY ........2...2.22 PHONE NO. ....ccceccccceee " SOLUTION CLUES A. A baseball manager without a good number of talented players probably won't make this. (1) TRADE; (2) GRADE. Sound that must rise above the music of the orchestra. © (3) RINGING; (4) SINGING. : Litdwwwchasdemunsancdcel bee adeesenedenwac | C. It is said that such a fellow will learn only by bitter experience. (5) MULISH: (6) FOOLISH! D. Students of religious would find it somewhat : dramatic. (7) MYSTERY; (8) HISTORY. E. An argquer with a ————— expression on his face could be called bmpassloned. (9) LiviD; (10) VIVID. F. In @ loosely knit commercial enterprise.» a few such remarks won't be too serious. (11) DERISIVE: arf DI- VISIVE. G. Sometimes a bonus {s mentioned in the — ment of a contract. (13) STIPULATING; (14) STIMULA It is quite possible for an active soldier te do his best work without (15) TENSION; (16) MENTION, L Even a bold man would hestitate to vex @ ——— partner with questions. (17) CRUSTY; (18) TRUSTY. f. It is not unusual for @ scientist to overlook a great magnitude. (19) BLUNDER: (20) WONDER. K. A burglar who can't -use his might just as well go straight. (21) NOODLE; (22) BOODLE. , L. In stock-market maneuvers, a highly PROBABLE. M. A ptoejection booth could be -one of the most important of a theater. (25) FEATURES: (26) FIXTURES. N. This sort of girl is well-suited to a fellow whe always gets into hot water. (27) CHEEKY; (28) CHEERY. O. A critic who airs hi ooks may stir his readers to sins, (29) CYNICAL a 90) WINICAL The of sound in a TV studio need not disturb , the telecast. (31) RUMBLE; (32) JUMBLE. H. of financier seeks shrewd chances for profit. (23) PROVABLE; (24) P. Q. M without @ second Gongs (33) ) Peririon: nyt POTATION. R. Dissatisiaction with a harsh dictatorship is frequently evidenced’ by the ensuing ————. (33) REVOLT; (36) RESULT, S. You don't expe —————- tycoon to have financial cubéctecsinenia, 7) PROVIDENT; (38) PROMINENT. T. If schedules prove dilficult for some circus performers, the owner will probably them, (39) MODIFY; (40) MOLLIFY. OFFICIAL CONTEST RULES 1. Anyone !s eligible to enter the POT-O-GOLD. contest with the exception of Pontiac Press employes or their immedi- ate families. 2. Entries must be on official entry blanks printed in this newspaper. 3. To submit an entry the contestant must print his num- bers in the proper spaces, cut out the area enclosed by dotted lines and attach it securely to a 2-cent postcard. No entries will be accepted if they are in envelopes. Entries for Puzzle No. 68 must bear a Tuesday, Sept. 24 postmark (or before). No entries received alter that time whether mailed or delivered by hand, will be declared eligible. The Press is not responsible for entries lost or delayed in the mail. 4. Sorry, telephone calls or mail concerning details of the contest cannot be answered or acknowledged. §. The Pontiac Press will award a cash prize of $100 a week to the winner of each weekly POT-O-GOLD contest. , If more than one winning answer is received the prize will divided equally among the winners. If any week or weeks should pass without any winners, the prize will be added weekly until a winning-solution is submitted. 6. Winners will be awarded an extra cash bonus of $25 each if they are Pontiae Press subscribers of record on the day winners are announced. Only one such bonus can be aw ed to each prize-winner no matter how many weekly prizes may accumulate. 7. Each week's puzzle will be published Monday, Wednes- day and Friday until the contest’s end Either or all will be considered as official entry blanks. 8. Winners and correct solutions will be announced each Friday of the week following individual contests. Official sept | er of answers will be Frederick C. Ziem, prosecutor for Oa land County. ay the General Features originators of the puzzles, will know the solutions until after each contest is over. Answers will be delivered to the Press ludges by | Mr, Ziem_after-the final-deadline-— 9. There fs only one correct solution to the POT-O-GOLD | puzzle, and only that correct answer can win. The Soctian of the judges is final and all contestants anes to abide b Soa the The to POT. fudges’ decision, All entries goon Pi -O-GOLD, Winners will be, Pontiae Press and none can be return 10. ated puzzles must be ad POST) OFFICE BO ' Pontiac, Michigan. notified either by telephone or in the mails, a ae sa nHE-PONTIAC-PRHSS, WEDNESDAY, r SEPTEMBER st — gion ai ae ne QT uxged Movie 1940 oat faa aoe st Seat P A tD Naval Officers ¥ Costs Man $ fee neta aeeat EO Tess gen ured ll lk | “ som apg Al Ganon tec eee etenell Do a Counterspy MorrosWill a on ae ting te; By BOR THOMAS will be darkened by & happy little Men From 28 Foreign | a) it cs =: i a a g% a sin’ belt without a foe part he intended to buy.' HOLLYWOOD ~ ie is the! monster name of Boris Morros . . Nations Visit Today at; : i agent who duped the Rus| He Plunges, dives and charges Vacation ‘White House | a ig “he Hail Netherlands Canal jsians, was himsett. by an- after publicity in the manner that ' reached for the land brake but) ° lother agent—a Hollywood press, Stlmhon rushes —gashed and) \wpope py ym President Somehow contacted the accelera-| ROTTERDAM—The North Sealagent. > manmnn—voetrones to spews. Ue ciUennd Si kebiinall ee The car lurched back and canal in The Netherlands has been! t * *&¢ me Renee Bae We naeee ie Oe ea tlay sth teed ate “= knocked a huge hole in a brick hailed as. one of the greatest en-| Tt happened in 194Q after the|Paper every day, he sits a frock as ‘Sumter fadiiee oheteten.| bus wall [gineering accomplishments of the hustling film maker had made his| Swing, ee oe ans an Gin etiieate-ate eeaidacamens "| "The crumbling wall caused a [9b century. . first independent movie, “Second *" wruticiel ‘Mececk. Ms owe] Seaite uk Win Yaaiedl Chorus.” Starring Fred A _|head being as bald as an eagle's. . . omen © al | Paulette Goddard and Artie Shaw, * © ® a Coaster’s Harbor Island, whe: it was supposed to be a musical) “Mr. Morros is a fantastic RU the vacation White B > i lo-| extravaganza. pore with as humpty-dumpty an; r It ‘was a turkey. accent as ever tumbled from a; * é * : * *, * . swinging mouth. He is built like! ; | | Sis demneciy miei wes releas-|® bass drum, ‘has no neck, and| Weather permitting, ‘the -Presi- -ing the, picture was faced with the [problem of selling it.,What to do?| None of the stars was willing to Unbuttoning it. Ris ‘ints Yeoem|fed water fihing leuneets by @ reckless artist. . we «© @ Anyway, he going to be in|im the morning. A press agent who dealt with! Anyway, he's and my boss) He caught four or five bass ;the out-of-town press—we'll call ; : ; ; ach, him Joe Flack — was faced with;*%inks he should be interviewed, Weighing about a pound e be P-L AGE x & © ees [the proud producer of the turkey aa might keep the contents, SS Fleck knew that the nation's of this letter confidential. A pub-| te House acknowled [Papers cared little about mover ‘Ganley of these words would | Morros, whoever he was. ‘He would, with one ‘hand on his t confer with him .and other Ne- 4 +: « 4% ‘heart, declare: ‘Morros is “being! leaders ee the school sified...” integra: situa . | So Flack decided to pique the; * * © Press secretary Ja “Feditors’ interest with a letter} The producer went out on his Hagerty said Eisenhower fwhith read in part: “One of these days, your door 3-day, 20-city tour to plug * Seo WE realy 4 Ser Sars, Se Oe ‘ond’ chorus.” When he returned, declined to. speculate on -vthether] jhe dashed into Joe Flack’s office,|the President would grant Powell's, LIOTII TT, \Joe recalls that be was carrying equest. Powell supported Eisen-| th “Abs ssad0) BM ren | i | | TIN WHERE sone ee 2 powell ve to New York if Be) ])aughter es GOOD - oe es eee ie . cd - ‘ Audie Murphy fonete sole intngration sipations FRIENDS MEET . Sey YOCNEALDE Reet Te Une At ge A ‘major catastrophe for the| ‘Sued for Liking tea States abroad.” ‘Classic’ Films White House Was First | LOS ANGELES ®—Actor Audie| WASHINGTON — The original] ‘Murphy, who has galloped through|White House was the first args re of movie Westerns, is|ment building to be completed in his sha : ; accused in a one-million-dollar law) the city of Washington. @ BEER Ga KOE Le =I . ‘ ‘ . his ea of turning to the classics to a aoe ; | ___ LIQUORS |_ The complaint, filed yesterday RN eeeceg, Vie ieee ear "AFACE | i } a ov. contra : i DELIG DINNER — GOOD MUSIC \. AY Murpiy'promised to appear in two] STARTING : : “ ‘ AA tic ‘cnedy ‘hen been "usde. "| MO ow!!! in the CROWD - DINE and DAN CE IN neh arenty bas ber ae TOMORER has since taken advantage of clauses which gave him the right! THE SUPREME MOTION Picture OF ALL TIME! select his | ories. : . ™ adaiaes erceunie wo asset i TICKETS NOW ON SALE AT OUR BOX OFFICE .... 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TM fing US Pat OFF. 7 By Charles Kuhn YOU TREAD US.... WE HAVE MORE SCARY MYSTERY STORIES FOR WELL,LETS WAITAFEW GOLLY, I HAVEN'T GOT DAYS T’ READ THESE, OVER TH’ THRILLER I KIDS../ READ TO YOU LAST NIGHT! 4 [A ee 2 fr ; 1, Saw Ly 3 seal 7 = 7 Hey . \ eS a " : Ba ES iG Ay Ee ee 56 \ ay je rm 2 Sp RE a en ekSer *3. ' ne ; : | é: : ; = : a . ‘ a ‘- c fx a : ATS el ; * “" a i a : : a ce be ele det ws ta THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNE ESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1957_ FORTY-ONE . prices. Relax Slightly. « « Iregular Grains CHICAGO @ — Grains -were mostly irregular on the Board of Trade today with prices’ holding! ® at about yesterday's closing levels. *x * * Wheat started steady but later eased slightly in the absence of good commercial demand and small export business, There was) and offerings increased to ease ‘ * * Soybeans were generally steady * * * Near the end of the first hour, new style wheat was % to 44 lower, Sept, $2.12%; corn was \ lower to 1% higher, Sept. $1.22%; oats were unchanged to 4 higher, Sept. 65s; - Produce " DETROIT EGGS : DETROIT, t. 18 (AP)! a fad, paren chee inckuded. ; f ~ >Whites: Grade A extra large 56; large 52-B4; wtd, ove, 52k, r welan 43; 28-32; wid. ay, ai fade A allow #, ge 40-52; wid. Browns: extra 50: medium a3: shocks sath ‘commercially graded: Whites. le 47-50; medium 42; browns Larke 47- 49; medium 38-39; small, 20 Poultry DETROIT POULT fo.b. Detroit, for No. 1 qual-| e poultry up to 10 am ‘weary type hens 18-20; light type hens 12-13; heavy type broilers or fryers, ‘8'a-3'y Ibs) Whites 22-23: Gray Crosses 24-25 ; Barred Rocks 25-26: caponettes, 4-4'— Ibs. 24, 4'y-6 lbs) 30-32. ducklings 2's turkeys, heavy type bens 26-27; toms Spurned Suitor Shoots Woman’ Policeman Not Sure rye was unchanged to % lower, a to % higher, Sept. $2.34%: and. ere was .2 to 15 cents a hundred CHICAGO —A- policeman an-| pounds jower, Oct. $12.12. Grain Prices. OPENING GRAIN CHICAGO, Sept. 18 :AP)—Open today $1.28%; soybeans were \ Whether He Killed Man Afterward |Swering a burglary call today wit- ‘nessed the fatal shooting of a wo- man by a spurned suitor who ei- ther killed himself or was owe by the officer. The dead were Catherine, “McGill, MARKETS Swirling Stocks: DET noel no news of im mst te the t i per ROIT, Sept. 18. (AP) af paid ie -lAct Fractionally NEW YORK ® — The stock small} market’ turned mixed in early dealings today after showing small ‘gains at the start. | After a little activity at the open- ‘ling, thé trading pace again slowed |down. Key’ issues mostly displayed ; | fractional changes on either side) | lof yesterday's close. } x * * | Texas Gulf Producing, the most) active issue yesterday with a gain! of more than five points, fell back | two points. Other oils also were! a little slower. Steels made modest gains, as did radio-television shares. Ze- nith ran up hearly two points on reports a decision on pay-as-you- see television may be handed down today. Radio Corp. was ahead a fraction. Rails and utilities were mixed. * * * There were not many large opening blocks. Among them were 2,900 ‘shares of Goodyear, Off 44) jat 87; 1,500 shares of Bethiehem. | joff % at 444; and 1,000 shares of | |General Motors, up te at 41%. i ; Westinghouse Electric and Gen-' eral Electric Gea a little “seer “"S'Srtn'st Dalim Springs Touted as a point. New York stocks for All Mankind’s Frayed CAPITOL CHANGES — The black and white~ outlines indicate the.proposed extensions of both the east and west ‘fronts’ of the central part of the Capitol between the House and Senate wings. The east front, facing parking area, would be extended 32'2 feet to maintain its present profile. Portions of the west front would be moved out- ward to make a flush line for most of the central portion. The proposed “face lifting’ would be, mee me lars; a 4-mullio miilion dollar's’ and the Library ; », 24, and Lawrence Fieliin, 30 oe 13% Mer wo) re * a . | (Late Morning Quotations; er * Fis ccccves . ! Admiral 9 Jacobs 3: . PALM SPRINGS. Calif. (INS)—' The original tiny hot- springs has Mar ....... 2.22% Ry Patroln on Mer : 2 iiss a 133'*'up on he ee on pe Allied tre.) 433 jms ee Back an the days when indians been supplemented by a few thous- ‘Corn * Mar .. 130% ‘Miss McGill standi Nl | Alum ~ ue Kelsey Hay .. mi used “live arrows, redskins who and swimming pools, and luxurious, Dee ae 1da% go as Broberg a ke pe in an alley. oe He 4 Kim Clk a got themselves clobbered by pale- homes and hotels have sprung from Mar “". 1.26% Oct wie |: “ e heard the wom-| (Am setae at Kresge. 85 363 faced invaders crept off to a little the land where Indian lodges once May 129% Nor 1235 an Scream, then saw a man shoot | 4™ Oren c ap ap reas “992 desert spa nuzzled into the Jee squatted. = aw 1278 twice, bend over the woman and| Am Gas.& Ei 333 Lib McN&L |. 102 slopes of the San Jacinto moun: . fire three or four shots into her Am-Mowrs 1 Lah # AM” «SS? tains to rest and patch their punc- Abest a0) that rain o ey ° head = N Gas 516 Loew's o6 10 | ; Palm Springs that the red man H ‘ H . : Am Rad 3 : 7 tures. = Archie Has ‘Secret Diet’ * * * | Am Seating 28.4 Loriilard... 218] * * * ; knew are its two prime asserts, Tt " Am Smelt 51 Mack Trk ... 27.6! 1 sunshine and serenity—stjll the LOS ANGELES (INS)—Light- e policeman shouted to the Amn guser att Lae 308 In the century or so since, Palm ‘5 kauwn ceanedies| ter the 7 e e it ® cf heer Ee eee en ee ee ei eee oul me mena) Sende af sca and fant f ic oo» rck 40.3 . Moore. 43, who is to fight a 22- ack. onda. 52.6 Merr Ch 176 - combat. ease opponent, an: “My laud) not eee ai Oat ee Salas : 34.2 xia! he Pa a3 ai = all heir * —— | Their lure has” converted the lit- v= . . c w r ose OQ. pis on . : : mst C M7 ee eee ee eae: = capend con younger | was a = od whether the races 23.3 Minn Pel zt) han other men 2 shot himself. Broberg fired in the au Retin 43.8-s¢0mt ~-43.4—teont Ward. 363" —== ‘man’s direction. three Mig. 44 ae alendar iti i | | On | $0.8 Murrey Cp |. 378 1edg6 Cal British Flu Toll Hits 18 tg * .* Bendis Ar - 818 Net Bie... 39:1 G@pecial communication Cedar In a briefcase near the man’s petn Steet 444 Net Dairy |. 388 Lodge No. 60 F. & A. M. Clarks- LONDON (INS) — The death body were a note giving direc-| P etowe Air .. 0-4 Nat Gype ..... at coats Tatra Sent 19. 5-30 5. mn. toll in Britain's flu epidemic tions for cremating his body, and Bere" Warn... 375 me eet ‘ee = W. night. Dinner 6:30. Work tn ‘some of it the Asian variety) a stamped envelope addressed to Bros Bike . Q¢2 NY Sone r| y A. degree. Jesse Sparkman stood at 18 today. jLarry Fiellin, care of Mr. and|Buéa Co I edn ee tr M. — Ads Mrs. Allen Fiellin, - N Berreeghs ... 0.4 wee Pac 3 ty Gan. Tt Reser! Finance and Business| City. om & H 11.7 Nwst Airlim ... 12.3 Grassy Odor Added , * * * on be 33.5 Onto Oi! 34 ° . - ‘can Pee 182 Owens cng 84 Seeking Some Action ews in orie . pool eee Tl Gi 614 DES MOINES — Grass seed in Robert Weitzel, a high school seiner Oot ats mco kK. Stn Either Direction b English teacher who said he was efrier Cp ... 413 pana wai. ise | bags has no odor, but one seed se. JT =) 176) seauceat “ Patrehnan Wayue Leng, welk company has added realism — @ good friend ef Fiellin, told po- cone Trae ... 083 Baram Pict 332 ; roima 3 g. and sales appeal — by giving its lice Fiellin began dating Miss => i ++ 202 Parke Da 62 By SAM DAWSON ing his beat this morning. heard product a grassy odor . McGill eight months ago. They Chryaler 363 og ot A ae NEW YORK i-_With industrial the sound of breaking glass and ; . broke up four months ago. Welt-|Gittes Bye _.., 653 ope Coe * production stuck on dead center, approached. the Pontiac Typese jzel said, and ‘“‘Fiellin took it pret-\Cimax Mo ... 716 pneins 43 the £ 1 and b world ting Co., 94S. Cass Ave.. where I» ° ° oa \Cluett Pea |. 366 prelps ‘63 the financial and business da a acs “tuning Titian «dear On Maine Sets Fire Record ty hard \Goig_Peim ..”. 483 Philip Mor . . 43 warily watches today for a move me ee one iets oa = +_ *« (Col Bra A... 29 one way or the other. . ° — in 195 es Pit Pie G44 , ena i ~~ — = pi He said Fiellin had been under- Co) Ges"... 1s? P oct & 314 Blamed are the more cautious ‘couldn't overtake him. Nothing was established ga <——= on | going psychiatric treatment a Con Baier 42 Pure Oil =. a8 6 buying CL —- in pared stolen. ; record since : felt he was not improving and &°pe Prats) ste RCA of an a ance of goods Restaurant Under New 3 © Repud stl... of 1956 fires totaled 443, with 2.580 iwas subject to spells of depres- font Bek... 39. Ree Drug... #3 drop in stock market prices which: ‘management, from 7 a. m. to 12 ® ae |Cont copes 114 Rey rea | wee makes industry nervous. - pm. —Adv The ft ty been dded, ont Mot ..... 72 Rock s | 85 : * covered & Cab a. ty by the nen | Fiellin, a was 8 lew ices: bape HGEPOD | Roval Dut. 835, . * Keego Restaurant. Under new not, been located . pe eae rs student at the University of Chi- Copper pe. 37 Saleway St 726 True, retail sales ‘run ahead of managment froma «lawl to) 1 sold at ‘le in. ce witn cago and recently was put on pro- Curtiss wr ||. 36 St Mee Pao . “tea |last year, thanks to high levels p. m. —Adv. regres x PA recovered a orner| Oat onary status there because ot Edison | a Seon A kn me ‘of employment and personal in- ; counties will be sold pubic poor grades. {pene ame sae o' r Reee : ay come — but due also to higher) Optimist signs aap iden Sept. m ... u e f ‘ crane ae il "bebe Lae (DuPont... 188-4 Sinclair. 89 prices accounting for much of the 20), 9:20 a. ay Walte’s Baxenrent riom Read, East Lansing, Mi bw ee oe “o2 gain in dollar volume total. 2 , Neneh ae 1am rl ge Ol icing El & Mus © /1! 43 Sou Ry. 383, The consumers, although saving 7) . Emer Rad .... 5.6 d . 1—24" steel at. or frie RR. 1 Brand 413 more than last year, are spending Slump Causes No Panic apne ay “Stasmooue bub cape Poses Puzzle —- a } + ou Ge 4 at least part of their increase in ~~ P Complaint 71-2 ‘Pood Mach . §1 $id Qt XJ -. 623 lincomes in the stores and for! NEW YORK (INS)—The August = a for Authorities e | Setdene “el a ravens. JP ; 202° services. They just aren't spend- crock market slump apparently teria! wine, and ite Schwinn bicycle, ee Tre ee Sun Ot (ing enough of it on industrial failed to panic Mutual fund holders Complaint 21-2392-85: LANSING (®— The Straits of Oor"pan | i03 Sriv'et Pa. 3753 Products to get factory output into selling their shares. Statistics eave blue and white bicycle sipgoe Bridge Authority is hav- \Gen Dynam .. 646 Texas Co. 70 ? | (rising again ‘for the month released by the Na- corte B 0106873 Gen Elec . 634 Tex G Bul 224) complaint 21-1502-56: ng a problem figuring out how t0\Gen rds... 471 Textron) 128 cs & * ‘tional Association of Investment cortal Rie — veal police the big bridge once om a) eee . yi Timk R Bear 38 oo The Federal Reserve Board Companies show net et its * Complaint 31.1502 t opens. Gen Tel 403 ee Gen te 7 notes that what gain there was in/136 members declined to $9.120. cae a green, serial * * * F i oe ui Underws se * pe’ manufacturing during August was Kae ‘a Aioss on idles Sail Complaint The authority plans to meet Fri- 2 On Pac 273 due mostly to increased produc- a slight«drop from aa horne b Goodyea ot «6F = a ens, serial rice fom: enka .day with representatives of the Grah ‘Paige. 18 ‘Gan eee Lin. ‘ge tion in the auto industry, a usual the previous month but ahead of Complaint 21-2877-86 ie hub eaps _—Attorney general's of fice on the Gt West e307 Gotyrrut 44. thing as it stocks up before chang- August, 1956 Redemption in Au pecia mobile tub caps /matter. Greyhound .. 18.1 U8 Lir-s *3\ing over to the new models. gust totaled $32,728,000 against Ep see - ~ hes y ideter auirts —! hey hope te Gceutiun 66un 6 Holland. oN Se os {2 | The increase in bank loans to $37,298,000 a month earlier and 2~—Yellow Chevrolet fender skirts | a = 'Homes 362 US Tob 172 business this month over August) 339,544.000 a vear earlier Complaint 271-2508-58 14 employes to perform mostly ‘Hooker a : 4 Warn S mie. me ig about a fourth what it was last es 1—Canvas golf bag with 3 woods and “courtesy police-type”. duties on; est Un Te 3 nine irons ridge. The force -would [Indust Ray 20, West_A -Bk . 262 year — seen as an indication of county 2 eo ae ames palag G eBid a pect in fang au * 20 wants Mot n eisiees’ caation. - Utah Bridge Longest t * 2 | eorke * ih By Mch 314 . | BS C . a sam, eel MO blue) State Pollee sergeant at the St. tat Haty ss 383 Wasworn’”, 40.7, The nervousness of industry; ovo pace Crry — The Lucip Complaint 27-864- Post. ie Peper... 2. Yours © & W MJiover these signs of a slow start _ io Great Salt lake { L—Besstons Gueteie desk clock in Ignace ’ aol sag Yhest Sh & T 97.2) for fall business is shown in the. icut-off, across Great Salt lake in | b! ith deputizi Int Tearer 32° Zenith Red .. 128 |Utah, is the longest railroad bridge Jebettioe assorted colognes | One trouble w PUTIZING | sl Crk Coal .. 40 reports that plans for plant ex-|. iW) United States, extending for Completa i 27-1722-56: naw 6 vist eM with sheriff's deputies is that)” - pansion are being rechecked. 12 wiiles in length. watch, te gold, serial $5206 ead bridge and its approaches are . aTeCK AVERAGES | kt *« * ae “Torey eieaes row bost. 11°8% br hare between three counties, 0 1 . care Many companies are completing| Mackinac on the north and Em- ‘s tagust, Ralls U: sioc *| nel) amnbilious programs they, The imperial dynasty, of Japan, PBasotne cans (1 two gal-1 one ‘met and Cheboygan on the south. | en —_ +4 ‘!iaunched sometime back and feel, which tradionally dates from 660 = ‘Pate erey wooden row boat oars) So there is the question of wheth-| | foe ae Poe eo} liee at ” Hl they have enough capacity to 'B.C., but’ for which date there is Conan pA Seneca er a deputy under a sheriff of ' Month ahee 962.2 119.9 127 1173) ee immediate demands and|?° historical proof. is the oldest oan aa INF jone ty would have legal au- Year hen 3400 et my 188-4 those of the near future reigning family | in the wor’ id. 1—6,70x15 Gu tire, i; a “5 * 168.9) ~~ a, penning me nS plaint - 277-190-857: losis in another county. i mo “ He) 1831 769 1915| Others still wanting to build or, eur” serew drive? an te Gees ‘STATE DEPUTIES? 1986 _ low 2440 1282 66 1116 modernize plants are struggling. -‘complatat 27-1745 1—Cris Complaint vat 1681-86 1—Ret black wool mackinaw | y Morris Bedding Co,, Detroit : Conviaiet 27-1635-55: 1—Bumper jack ire, driver hehe lug wrench oY pinta. wrench ‘8 maroon “iesvy nylon zipper cnet 1 's Dive sports jacket tctaes tan wand brown sports ‘9 suit coats, dark blue, me- ae nd brown Compiatah 2T- = nat 1—Tire : — ao laa a 5 ¢ na length of red rubber gerden one ‘Complaint 27 ~68-53: 16 meshina hammer, 2 or for 1958 Dodge an a heel im for late model iia 27-1874-58 one right wee made by FE. N. "Papotene tubelesn tire, serie i & fe hig near Aaa ay a: a) ee i , toToxs 0 ra Complaint—Wone (turned in by hen-| + a Post). }~—Ladies Diack and white cloth wag) « 1- biue’ leather B ecaee onal « and red atic wallet ooeat to ° made in cash ot time of sale. ATE POLICE, eccucwiael ‘oepe 1s, 10, ‘87. | Larry Rubin, bridge authority -§8: Craft gutbeard moter, 1248 |secretary, said there was also the | Possibility that they could be dep- \utized by State Police. * * * j | But Joseph A. Childs, State Po- 1-56: Oldsmobile Fiesta huh ¢8D5 lice commissioner, also was uncer- total OreAattresg fort folding: be¢ made tain whether this would be legal: year in about 1860. land said it might require & formal opinion from the attorney ‘general ito settle the question. The deputies also would be | ticket-takers and have other rou- tine duties on the bridge. Childs said State Police had no plans to put their own men on the bridge but that they would be on call to help in any major policing problem, as elsewhere in the state. ; 125-Pound Bass Caught bass grow quite large. catch is about 125 pounds jSeveral ‘with all the problems of tight) s ‘money and some are putting off) ‘Steel Production Soars decisions for awhile to await de- CLEVELAND — In an hour and velopments t one quarter the present day Ameri-| The Federal Reserve Board) can steel industry can equal the puts industrial output. for August! production-mark for-an entire/at 144 percent of the 1947-49 base level. This. was the same as in| | June and July and one percentage . . ipoint above the year-ago level.! To Fete Italian Union The high point was 147 per cent, | ; __|set last December. | TURIN, Italy Turin is re ~ A rs i ja big celebration in 1961 of the Many in industry had. been “Centennial of The Unity of Italy." | counting upon July being the low In 1911 the first 50 years were voint because of vacations and world exhibition. | Po ° marked with a lother seasonal factors, They had hoped for the upturn to start in 300,000 Fill 10 Schools August. It may still blossom in CHICAGO — The combined en- October when the auto industry will be getting into full production rollment of the nation’s 10 largest universities totals more than the on its new models. i dents *** 911672 Fire Hose Origin | a | AMSTERDAM — Fire hoses of} Market Sales Triple hand-sewn leather were first used). ne no ee ee part of a 110-million-dollar program involving Capitol Hill changes. The proposal, result of a | . NN .study authorized by Congress in 1955, also in- ‘ cludes recommendations for a four-level, car underground garage, costing 42 million dol- ing the. Capitol with ‘the Supreme Court Building i ae ah {2 Figure Yearly Ayerage Income WASHINGTON (#—Americans Made money at the rate of al- most 347}, billion dollars a’ year ‘during. August, up about 1 billion) from the July rate, the govern-, ment estimates. That works out to about §2.019 for’ every man, woman and child in the country. |» . * * ~~ The commerce. Degartment's report on personal income covers ‘wages and salaries, the net« in- come of proprietorships and part- inerships—both farm and nonfarm '—as well as dividends and inter: ests, net rents received by landlords and other types of in- dividual income. | The seasonally adjusted annual rate for August was $347,300,000,-, compared to $346,200,000,000 in July 4 } i About half the July-August rise! in wage and ‘salary payments, |with most of the remainder in |proprietors’ income Payroll in- creases were noted over the ‘month in most private industries and in government However there was a slight drop in such categones as construction Total nonagricultural income moved upward from an adjusted annual rate of %30's billion dol ‘lars in July to $331.300,000.000 in August Total agricultural income climbed by 300 million dollars to an annua! rate of 16 billion 1,900- mn-dollar sybway system, and a worth of pedestrian tunnels link- of Congress. Rest Camp Nerves tle oasis, only slightly more than, |100 miles from Filmland, into one! ‘of the world’s most lavish rest camps for nervous mankind, SWELLS IN SEASON this year, a seasonally adjusted anmual rate of nearly 342 billion dollars, com- pared to just over 323 billion in \Estimate Each -Person « jin Nation Makes $2,019 ‘pared same eight months of 1956. The quarter: of this yeai For the first eight months of. personal income was at. the corresponding -period of last year and nearly 227 billion for. the full year of 1956. The biggest jump here was in wage and salary payments. They were at a rate of more than 238 billion dollars for the January- August period this. year, com- to 2244, billion for the figure for the full year of 1956 was 227 billion dollars, * * * The annual rate of personal in- come in August, the middle month of the third quarter, was 5 billion dollars above that of the second About two- irds of this gain was in wages and salaries in nonmanufacturing industries remained unchanged, as declining employment and iwork hours offset the effects of rising wage rates. < City Not Affected by Firm's Ta of control of the The transfer Bradley Freight Co. and Bradies Terminal and Equipment Co. of Detroit, to the Jones Transfer Co, of Monroe, will not affect Pontiae operations : : ‘Roy Ball, owner of H. E. Ball Motor Ffeight Co., 110 Gladstone Pl., said today, his firm has done all the actual local work for both Bradley and Jones “We will continue to do the work now that the firms are merged,” he said Its popularity is such that its normal population of about 13,000 sun lovers swells to almost 30.000 during the ‘season’ and jams the town's 300 hotels to the rafters BE ASSURED or TOMORROW Not satisfied with merely soak. Ing up the dry desert warmth | fer a few months a year, scores vf celebrities have even erected | their ewn “lodges” as havens Of | refuge from the pressures of fame and fortune. The hst of inhabitants of these fancy tecpees, priced at from $20,- home, your for your property, your legal! Come in today and let us expiai New broad protection, to fit your individual needs can be yours — personal liability — ‘under one comprehensive policy. CRAWFORD- DAWE: GROVE See Us Abput Our Homeowner's Package Program n Telephone FE 2-8357 it to you. 008 $720,000. reads like a comt of a television spec- trecular ¢ list and a condensa- tion of OMNI < Who.” . ALI WHEELS . 710 Pontiec State Bank Bldg. Alan Ladd, Jack Benny, Dinah — oo a Shore, Rudy Vallee, Wilham Pow- ell, Bob Hope. David Rose. Mar- jorie Main, Eddie’ Cantor, Kirk Douglas, Alan Jones. Lily Pons, OLVERI Claudette Colbert, Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz, Phil Harris and Alice Faye. Frank Sinatra and Hoagy Carmichael do their relaxing as next-door neighbors of the bosses of some of America’s largest busi- nesses. Some of the film folk even oper- ate businesses in the village, just to keep them occupied while they are unoccupied. Now You Can Fly Passenger --- C Like the other thousands who pile into the vanous hotels ranging from three rooms (the city fathers frown on the term motel) up to the stately El Mirador and the cozy ' L’Horizon, the ‘‘names” are pur- ‘PHONE suing peace and quiet FE 5-4767 3 Bey Fri AIRWAYS Owosso-Pontiac- Willow Run 10 FLIGHTS DAILY | Monday THRU NE to and From Pontiac harter --- Freight day | 03-3881 And no resort on earth makes a ———— more determined effort to provide |. x these commodities in abundance. There isn't a traffic light-in town. | Even ordinary street lighting is. almost non-existent—the first was installed on the village’s number) two street only a few weeks ago— and the glare ‘of neon signs is reg-! ularted by the glare of civic offi- c ials @ | Six golf courses nave spread | | ( over the cactus studded desert in , and around Palm Springs, two of | which, Thunderbird and Tama- | risk, are the centers of the town's | most exc lusive residential sec- tions, E — PLATE — RE ROD BARS A AND FLATS — TUBING — SASH — ADJUSTABLE . AND FIXED COLUMNS ‘Here the famous can chug from the links to their hearthsides in S$ — ANGLES _ | CHANNEL — PIPE _ © WAREHOUSING © FABRICATING 115 Branch Street , . Pontiac Telephones: FE 4-0586 FE 4-9582 golf carts without exposing them- selves to the strain of motoring or the gaze of fans * * * To preserve the ‘“‘village’ fla- vor. Palm Springs has strict regu-| lations on the types of businesses which are allowed to compete for the tourist: and the celebrity doi- ‘lar, Most of us have mont short of ready cash If you can use some | | for immed } 1183 N. PE are you a little short this month? clothes, take weekend trips, meet medical expenses or for other worthwhile purposes. call SEABOARD —your lending neighbor! - Get a $25 to $500 Loan Today! Phone: FE 8-9661 “Parking No Problem” SEABOARD | ha when we are a little to pay bills, buy new extra cash right now, iate action! RRY STREET 4 FINANCE COMPANY . bass of this size were taken at oe, Edenton in 1891. ; LOS ANGELES ~— United States = Naseem ™ ae ~ beet} = ‘supermarkets’ sales tast year total:/ting of modern fire-fighting equip-_ d 2% billion dollars — triple the| ment. Sells Cards ‘fer 18 iS : j90 amount, , eee COPENHAG 3EN—A Danish post.) TULSA—One. hundred octane , , , a , lmaster, Finke “Holboll, conceived) Cape Cod was named by Bar ‘gasoline is not obtained* directly! QUACKY RUN — Ducks waddle along narrow runways in & | the’ idea of Christmas erals to, tholomew Gosnold, an ne * lfrom crude oi] but i¢ the result of!. Sew form of animal racing introduced at Lake George, N.Y. Cack- | combat — nine in\ 1602, ole series of distillations. | ling waterfowl are lured to finish line by promise of {ood. | ' ‘ j ' i a . e t | , , : 2 i . \ of : | : ‘ al e528 “e i a Fe Ss a 2 ee i ae: Se ee er ar i ees BA 2 ae ee ae Sees Pe * ss = : Miles Northeast af Downtown Pontise} Next to the New A&P Super Market. 4) TE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18. 1057 font eee ae dinate =? : | : : |Pontine City Affairs’. phe h he | oe) Extend Study of S ewer | Policy - - P a d sb Seu { E cicttic’ i Paha awe. a sini i i ao! i Cation of. whakth da: deh. Oe A handful of residents of Camer-|Fern and Harvey avenues to allow coqupsiion ts Fentigg sewers of Aine fing Rigorney Sveuies sapeest iter the cummpacten of © nee se supermarket at Elizabeth to ask how soon sanitary sewer/mentary. school was referred - ee Commission. ee a ‘|begin. | reorre. Commissioners, Commis-| Approved was the transfer of a plagreegiommypategr nec a lato reebrae yn lames said -the sime t fu and |Ave. to 4 dn eee = * here ee = fringe areas.” tions with political life in Virginia | ‘The township had been ordered d ¢ and the nation. Her ; ” 18 elther to amous Vi S Charlies James Faulkner, Mectonaet fhe "aush S. minister to France by. ap- hookup or allow area annexed to Pontiac in 1859, An uncle, Charles James cctioraise’ *"™ Mother Dead ize: Sears suesane Nore haakenod “oie the Senate from West Virginia might be changing their minds on| Two of Her Children mag been og comet might the city’s unwritten policy of pro] Were Virginia Senator, |virginia. E z a i recaptures the costs of the ser- . United Press Phote |Viding no services to outlying areas : lo Her father, Maj. Joel West , vices except from taxpayers. DOUBLE DECKER — The latest thing in overhead protection market by a West Berlin firm. Frilled and fancy, the umbrella unless they be annexed. , Artic Explorer Flood of Appomattox, Va, and pe ee for the fair sex, this double-decker umbrella has been put on the ee —® * ® WINCHESTER, Va. Mrs. Her paternal grandfather, Commissioners. learned some : In other action last night, com-),. Bolling Byrd, the mother of|) me _ property owners would be paying _ ye jmissioners authorized condemna-\., Byrd (D-Va) and the late Byrd Scnnats 0h4ah 2 tthe SlieCovel Cub Scouts Gold and Silver arrow; William’ y.$, Army Once Small the Mississippl river stream Com: ition proceedings to acquire part of/P2s. adm. Richard E. Fone erent peat ey Ms 2 =: order for a combined sewer to! Haun, two Silver arrows. prises the greatest fertile plainig lot blocking the extension of}... sich at ther home here. |W®s married get to. the new Kennett Road Give Awards Monday The pack plans a Halloween| WASHINGTON—At the time the|on the earth. Glenwood avenue from Perry At her. bedside were ber two) chard School. - party Oct. 21 at the school. ' [Spanish-American war broke out.) - street south to Paddock street. The | surviving sons. fen. Byrd and Speaker : The McCarroll Cub Scout Pack the United States Army consisted|. | . , city has not been able to settle icant Thomas Bolling Byrd, andjDelesates 17 held an awards meeting Mon-|~ of only 2,000 officers and about Salesmen Lead in Miles on a price with the owner, Willman) “dest grandson, State Sen Foot hygiene suggestions by the|aay at the school. The following buses Carry Dogs 25,000 men. , told commissioners. Man-Made National Shoe Manufacturers Assn. , : 3 CHICAGO — Salesmen drive Harry F. Byrd Jr. advise rubbing corns and callouses| YS received awards: LONDON — Buses fitted out with : [their cars the greatest number of WORK AUTHORIZED . State Sen. Byrd is a member of} NEW ° with a dry towel and caution) John Aarni, Wolf badge; Ron-| special compartments for dogs\Large Area Is Fertile average miles each year in com- The commission authorized work|the Associated Press board of di- based, man-made against use of scissors or- sharp/ald Chambers and Terry Shelton,/are licensed in England to carry S parison with the record of other}to begin on a combined sewer on/rectors. since instruments, Gold Arrow; ee nes eee. _ ST. LOUIS—The area drained by'occupational groups. the west side of Joslyn avenue' Mrs. Byrd had many connec-/1938. Help Wanted Female 7| Help Wanted Female 7 Help Wanted | Work Wanted Female 11! Building Service 12| YSITTER WTD. 2 SMALL/ LADY FOR SEWING SLIP COVER. | 4LI- MEN OR WOMEN DESIROUS| LADY TO DO HOUSEWORK OR PERSONALIZED HOMES ng 8:20 to 3:30. $12. wk.| Experienced. FE 4-1780. of m $2 to % hour, full ped ben iagite ety mits. FE 8-2200 or FE 5-815 PE 1.0454 PART Tite HIGH BCHOOL SALES ft. Suoith, OOr CASHIER. KIOH SCHOOL GRADU. |. Gris, Mest ‘be able to work Ber Seem LADY WILL CARE FOR 3 CHIT atecms tees ; ones. Excellent’ conditions ve a “ ’vE Catt = FE. Gees. . SURPLUS IRIS FOR SALE. 1 FOR ing _lnveiveo. Work by appeint- Hospitalization FOR A SECURE TOMORROW F. (CEMENT WORK. PLASTERING P. eo wk $}. Wame varieties. Auburn Iris! 2 once aot ays 4 OS a: GaLL sco’ SCOT? EMPLOYMENT tors ait D_Mejers EM 30163 | SaneriNG . Gardens, 227 W. Auburn Rd. |AT ONCE os nae ox man that 1 will employ sist be Excellent Working Gay of WE Male or female, Bap | Aul TYPE! REMODELING Of | PLAGTERING KEW OR REY. Fr. ; rienced preferred. "Will from 29-38. have . . ~f clei, P| [ae*%, Dreezeways, additions, —TiWe MACHINE FitEp | PAINTING & PAPER HANGING. _~- Funeral Directors 4 frein guautneg perven. AoNy | For eisrvioe, cell PE Per. | Pes e : Conditions - he" ee ee storm windows & ve awalnge, ce: | Munley Leach 10 Bagiey ot, | apnciarty, wan, | wee eee Se 22 Sj | Letters of application should in ee housework More for home than} — awrecie Mile Shopping Center Thamine AY” DRIVER| Get our bid. or “ures ion hociiee tu | commmhavans RADIO TY Voorhees Ip e po Age 8 Sepelen. hoes | ¥ Bayi help at our new Miracle RENT FOR CHILD CARE & <2 Bus. FE Res, FE 8-1668 SULLDOZING AND GRADING. G6 Je: Pi i to oche We Ge” ‘ nee : FUNERAL HOME Ponting — = cary Omen boon a choo! Men tet hieedl chaneca SRS NEWS BOE gad certificate desires pupils. ie 4 ng 168 Da Ambulance Service—Plane or Motor Bakery Salesman Ut You want evenings & peak em-| Sint WANTED POR HOUSE- 7 heme so, delivery and ‘cok | < ORisado_ 31348. Mnctaletion end ‘50081 | duclan Seralog ted! __FE 24378 yment, see alvig Ste = are of 1 child. FE 44317. ects, "Won tn PIANO & A pore ——— To serve sell Milk Maid hot work, care ro. invest OR 3-6824. Ts. Cotter at the downtown sons given ‘yn vour home. FE rag eae a Cethetery Lots §| ‘0 food crtubitshments ie Poctinc | ere Ot 8. Saginay. ung . Live ne FOR BABY SIT) TOYS — TOYS — TOYS | _¢a0e0 entrafter 6pm. ™ chimneys, No job too ery Lots cod "vicinity" independent’ Veer WID. MBTAL Bi ist, | ne. PACKAGING DEPT,| tote of mobey tor Christmas| Work Wanted Male 10| Mzf* qResiseutial sod commer ie Agencies 17A . Wm. | _class, 4-016. be ith Michigan’s | — A. aon aa p ee PAPA DADRA DAAAAAAAAAARARE 2 LOTS AT WHITE CHAPEL| Yorevice, “Ew 5-Siv0, Regula YOUNG MAN haw Pam tw. Haron ‘sto finest toy party. plans — Treasure | MER WANT ODD JORS AND | < =U. . Cemetery, PE 4-5978. poke Co. = Davison. pick up for short hour part time a abn ‘Island, Treasure | Bernie are light hauling of any . Exp. | BLOCK i ot Represented Co.'s 3 GRAVE LOTS IN BEST aE 2, Mich work. Write Pontiac Press Box 111 ot DELIVERY. already earning ov: \for eppotnt: FE 8-6264, CO MA ee eoaTD ik tion of Perry Mount — . | WATER SOPTENER SALESMAN VERY LIG = oe — some nearly $200. anpoint- | 7) CARPENTER WORK NEW | CONCRETS WORK ABS IT ustin-Norvell ier «Fa sacsifice for $100, FE 4- Join ou: company, Buy your soft- st own car start 960 wk. Come} _ment Call LI 26638. sate Pa eae be done, any job, any size. In-] PE 26221 thn 4 GRAVE LOT. Sakae OF = whoiesae. We will finghce og a 6 : WAITRESS WANTED. APPLY IN AGE 30 WORK i sured, licensed, . bonded and re-| 70 W, Lawrence oo eae = tls” Clog lt Genin. Operas | GOOD COOK @ OUSEKEEPER | Caine tore” YN °°) "Pu Stun | Sneek tet Eee] INSURANCE : a nincumbered Middleaged, For 2| womaa re (cunmnaL HOUSE. | AVAILABLE NOW! CARPENTER | WwW. ins, BOX REPLIES C AREER Help Wanted Female 7 Ret erences required, pat gee aee Lenn eee D. B sroek reona. S Tah hettok, Soon At 10 a.m. today there 9 - eekly: Florida - winter months.| Tequlred Wx sim BASEMENT TIGHT HAULING.| _FE 25100 xe te Nichohie & Harger Co. 7 ALL AROUND. warreess|_ EM 3400 Wohl 9S Cake FORT CHIL | _ Cell aa pesooss é M WIBING | 2-™-zuron FE 5-8183 were replies at the Press work, day time. $90 Woodward, | GENERAL HOUSEWORK EXP. | “Gren, General housework. Live in. saw woar | CUSTO LU La Medir Cotfee Sh ve ~ Between ages roo ae _FE 2-4789, 6 Buzz SAW, CHAIN ‘W WORK, INSTALLATIONS REPAIRS! .. undry Service 18 {od LI nd . Sales ASSISTANT MANAGER @ EXPE vo’ room eT ighedt wanes tami WOMAN, Sa Ti A WOR.| PE esate’ fb or bow YISSOERALD & SO” FOR F. boxes: pence. ales girls tor, Mirecte derful ‘opportunity to use & few| SABINET MAKER AND CA FREE cara FE 2-9065 | FOR ph ny pl ge 8, 9, 13, 16, 17, 18, 21, Bach, ADoiy Jane Les, 408. Sane HOUSEKEEPER VOR MOTHER-| ‘ere fre es week. Farm ap tes jg kitehere a specialty. FE WORK. FIREPLACES. pon a — , ehil- Pieasant a TVING QUARTERS IN : cz M8, 28, 30, 31, 36, 36, C1, WORK !-— AEX YOU HIS WOMEN dren FE 2000 Reanant & fMendiy sei seliing’ work. worn: |LTVING, QUARTERS IN Ex- CEMENT WORK OCF Gana hig Rts 63, 69, 72, 76, 80, 85, 111, Age 22 to 40. We prefer woman | HARRISON'S GRILL ROOM. 1306 vassing Pleasing __peronality “e| ghange for married man's work. Porchess, sidewalks, basements, ae Prove Fe asian. “ : wh . , . Perry Now taking tions . - rate hoors. ASHINGS k its, 117, 18. yy desires to learn. Earnings $48 to| for walitess & grill cooks. Full ot| cosare Gell PR 4ie0 for ag.| MAN WILL DO LIGHT TRUCK: “oo émall. oF too| FE $3413, ¢ = ; $73 weekly to start .No canvass-| part time. Apply in person, 11 ing, wood eutting, trimming. FE rE calls. | Landscapin BA ing. We train. Gai ee id m WOMAN GENERAL HOUSE. an wi CEMENT & BLOCK |~~ ne 3 I oF Gilden i 5-0787 Al. SER | Protected territory In Oakiand Co. AN EA O work, FE 8-0480, PE TRE ¢ The Pontiac Press tor & (ee nagags ey who je wants) ee a aets, ontaue levee t Woon. WOMAN FOR Ti GHT HOUSE. ir oda dl MAN. sis WOULD Like —pasenierts. EM 3-4870. pee ve oe _ Vee FOR WANT ADS would tke cates the pelea: tield | _Room nikeeee Peerence. ro rs & coon tive in. oe. OF a onl b-0503. es : & oa Kew & old RTE § WX BUTLDING. ho feels he is qualifie erorn?. YOUNG | MAN DESIRES PART ;, New > . DIAL FE 28181 j| Talbots “Berber Shop. Joti! teat be it es So Gt | Parte Mier pe EAERRr "ime, gor mornings Ul ‘noon, | a farmeces. — OR Cea 3 Tatdscane “servis. wae] ft ot ; vers e) . : 5 ; in ; ae Wate. PICK OP & 130 8. Tele Rd. CUSTOM BULLDOZING YARD & LOST From 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. This ts @ solid career opportunity Bookkeeper and Cashier | IRONINGS WANTED. PICK oi uie | WAITR 8, NO. NO FOOD. Liquor. Work ¥ Wanted Female 11 Fash grading . which includes Cars Lk. Area. FE 5-7624. experienc ~ rs should be re Steady position. 40 hr. wk. Typing neat & magried preferrd. FE 1-A TRONINGS. PICK UP & DE. wares “Temedintely. The nese. Wire. Pay f ive guinea party. IMMEDIATE OPENING 2 23 p.m. FE 21655) “liver. 1 day. EM 3.0089. Press astumes 10 respon. Adequate financing while starting, Barnett's 150 N Ambitious woman of executive| from 6 to 8 p.m. DAY SERVICE. | sibility for errors other together with compiete training Mitt 3 A :| We a for thet portion ‘of the fret e K treat’ Cor Necessary, Write Pon-| ant capa eer | to assist with i pdbnese aster. gence OF ae : inerton by rey pend Peres], auieenatie © merhebee OO inGRENBED 2 ; < — ‘Children, esters residence, 1° “baa 8308 bushel. which has been rep- year, plus automatic incréases CREA PALL 2 atea. Other! _5-1471. dered valueless through the each Hood Satestian No layoffs ssitates “4 Sopottunity Yor full tim . he ompioved. Own | At ee shih, REF. ‘rmination. x" vae _ «— TY. E : ‘error When cancellations or sge terminatio AND - quailty ay, ran — ~. AL FE ¥ rson who feally enjoys chil-| home Any age. FE 23620. Closing time for advertise ber t ° LADY sUR a4 fren nosds call, McA, air 6-3479. DAY CARE POR CHIL. 5 Le LJ — eer ae Sormbase a tmearalteouoment a Greenfield Restaurant rs. aed s > ae WOMAN by sd by Dick Turner} Rent Lake Cottages. 36A ; For Sale Houses 48 fs ISTINGS WANTED scaue| 2 = ‘ beaag a Cosy. Batre = ie a wa. 136 "a te ott Voorhets La : — Ses all | Rent, {Rooms 232 | ea eee price, a ee 3. mitles Pontiac, 3 i +a PE ar © se aE = ADAMS 5 san| ceeticeal Meteo tame PE 4-3393 8 STOP. EVERYTHING We = Rul price $6000. | 5 ¢BEDRM, HOMES, iN. Homed of other good bomes.. sdramis wled = ROO SF Win- term dows & closets. Priv. W. side IN une J bath, oak ee. EO St. Mike’ S os Ww. Bw. DEN rer teat Sai a a * | SS Mich. Phone Lincoln 1-4245 Bs STOP, PVT. ENTE" COOK. Give You 1! Place to Pa TR ADES : ._ Huron. | 9 FAMILY, frame. . ro GLEAN SLEEPING RM. FOR North sid est tani | : ig ip a Sg read -ARNOLD , BE y Tenen : our Gita ROOM FOR Mi EAR | schools shopping. Z BETTER Lake wane Credit pro os am oa Ry - at lion Fm "a is tage. Only $12, car ga FOR BUYS By Ov Owner—Walled e ARE NOTA radiog Trades are ‘made to sat CLEAN NG ROOMS AND "Webster School Di brick treat, aul ba LOAN COMPANY | Sets. SUI" ander itm imes| °O,O00- | ees cea |- EE ett sae CREDIT WE TR BUY & month, PE ba farm. 68) as the full es sale Jovety 3 Wose dows. @ eScoapan. a — NS j Ronin Sg ah ES : P seit irae ‘é ed ELORS COMFORTABLE ROOM” CLOSE) bedroom Nome Gadi stumisum | Arnold Real Estate $495 DOWN ait: —sarez| eshvets ‘wolet bester: commu |FE G00 Pu aa lot” 96.908" full peice. Wood fires GIRLS NICE "ROOM. RIVE ni wie," it (commu picture wvinagw "Tul. bath, wily smRACLE MILE > EuPLOTES ita Upper Straits Lake today or ep of citise for tne Hear, come quiet. Come [LOVELY NEW 3 BEDROOM HOME| feruiation, We have lots evaik 5M CLEAN BOCRT FG OE. A h Beautiful “hillside ‘view of lake: .one fleman Pvt. ent. 245 Nelson. FE LUITIDI ries ee er ee ee J. C HAYDEN £ SLEEPING BOOM OL Tins | F. spat Modery pe e-O4a ¢ ORE SLE BOOM. OL Tiss | FP oe a ee Opt et e714] Hitchen "Serna te h. Moders | xg w. Walton PE §-0441 Open Eves, PLEASANT @LERPING ou ULTIPEE Ll E LISTING cares eens Value at $15, on $9 800 = ign PE 3S. eat Sealer! youtpim ustixo szrvics | EMBREE & GREGG. | - oui tend aa jean sell it out from under 00M FOR CLEAN WORKING 3665 Unica Lake Rd. peta are OP ye aed oaaay = an. $7 week. Close in. Shower Union Lake Village | baths auto at, extra ae arage. PE 6-678. _™M 3-603 “or EM! 3.3314 itchen, ‘model open S666" Cheah —h_garege. PE 6-6728. IN PARKLAND SUB: Div. a : BED. Don McDonald. OR 3-231, i <2| Clarkston : BOONE ioe ™ orek. = rer $2,000 O re Wer aS SLEEPING | RMS aS AVAIL. UP. LONG LOW AND RAMBLING or ¢ eq per cent { ~% = ry BEDROOM RAN HOME . Flia. mortgage. by owner, OL (e) ric! REAL ESTATE INC. INC, 16 N. Cass. 146 E : May Soop eye 7 +4 . | CAMELOT 09204 — New 5 rm, mod- ‘ = j | Raw With Board 38 cee aes ele lounde; |'orm frame Oak, Coors, the beh. | TO Gls i : , Nicely furn. < . ; ove at car . c — renahy peseee. on. tat cane THINK OF SELLING | .ter tschers. 9m ‘s4us cher ¢| °° om . . EXTRA CLEAN — HOME STYLE) rage, there is a full een ek | $1,500 dn. Or will rent to respon- 2 _meals. 14 Matthews. FE 5-0377. |. two finest of sible party. $80 per month. Op- pve BONE! 7 RMi—WiCELY FORK tapore-| “ , AA FinST" FLOOR VACANCY YOR | 00d ‘wcfumammhip. ‘money can _tionai fo buy.OR 33830. ov AN "REAL ‘ESTATE ; |7 RMS. NICELY : You mean that all this time we've been trying to keep elderly ladies. Nursing care or| Duy, full bath and half bath, new IN ROCHESTER ? BDRM. MoD-| OF LI 6-621 YOU y + _f seed persons No drinkers. 79 Nor- ° j term pase pnd : OUR BUSINESS? : with been < board. FE 5-6371, carpeting, aluminum germs and| erm home 2 lots. Vacant, For a BEDRM. as M 5 pons aN . up you, you've trying to keep up with US? MAU. TO SHARE ARGE CoM coreens, this heme is only 4 price & “ see onat Geo BY mene st heat pared ae _ _ Ao ; . ND BATH, CHILD . : forta s owner transfer: caddan, E rrison “ae BRACING CART. REASON. THAT VACANT LOT? bey e. Near Kenneth School. _ - come he PI weeet | Bi hsceelcl bese $26,300. Lawn, —Roshest eOL 1-199. * so month. tnctuging [3 : WAN" call ms Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34 Rent Houses Furnished 35 | 800Ms. Wn OG wirmoes | Ue One Cmmerme Ootre | KOOMS & BATH, FULL BASE- ‘he, mont pore 0 AND Aalecis § cal Us Over 38 Years |3 ROOMS WITH PVT. BATH & board. Home- privileges. FE BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL ment, 2 Glassed pereneee jeaowe or 26 bike. Good! Estate ee = As the Rea]| ent. Newly . Couple only, | 4 & BATH, LOWER, WELL mEar. 3 RM. COTTAGE. PARTLY FORM | oe tewe-eeee eee FOUR BEDE $16,800 ol nes” ‘nell semare COMPARE: THIS ae rounding Pontive. end sur. | _No_pe's._36_Conter, _ ed, newly decorsied, 2way ent.| 3 $35 mo. 2083 Sunderland, | WILL CARE FOR ELDERLY PER-| This is 9 wondertul family home,| pears. apples ghee Lomas | Custens 1200 9. ft, 2 bed . 7 RMS \# BATH. W. OF POW | No pete Bus in : 3-6682. “ton, tm private home. MA ‘67, | only, five years old, spacious, and Vineyard. full price,’ 68,400, Fi room brigh reach Bote Si - b iE = pias WECBOW. room long J ‘ WANTED: “¢ OR-S FF CANDY WM. A. 3 RM. APT. WITH LAKE PRIV.| N¢wly decorated. Gas heat turn. | - Pg ~F-+g® Bee dern streamlined kilchen, love: | —rore® SAH wueEnT om) i ceramic tie aS cores r ‘ & wall case. FE 41000. near Waterford. $50 per. mo. Center, of Keego Harter. Adults. AVAILABLE tv 3 WERE sansa - Hotel Rooms 39 bedroom aad powder room = ye FE cose, Low an. a2 op en Money Wanted 28A FE DY OR. 34376. Must be seen PE. 3-300 AVA ABER et Opes | | pawn | down, three excepticnal bedrooms | payment. | for erheoy on your tei,“ ann ROOMS & PVT, BATH & ENT. ¥ DEC Chive Nichols, teab OT room EDROOM "RANCH HOME wis TO £3.00 70 Fin gg REALTOR T RIMe BP scenay Giat'ye: | dinieg, replace, large ving’ rm. mowern, “ules Mets iet| HOTEL AUBURIN | sit five ereregton, room, ney | ahtomsie gas heats Ver? eet | owtom yuber r Giaey Rome: tpt ans tesa 207 Ww, ma ALTO wp gas | Uo pe ats BTR ALSO ‘aie mates FR RE NT VOR, TEAR | Ahee Senge eet iheacaleen Spy a pg | eee Cen eel Wie tl 9 bam Nig pe Be i RM. (Close, HEAT © Couple. ECommerce Lak Lele thn | 006 as Pe seix | HURON GARDENS BUNGALOW | _ ¢£908. INCOME... ot io Rent 29 Lo coy welcome. MY 3-2777 Te ee ee ville 661W. ROOSEVELT. CLEAN.) attract! a ; MODERN 2 FAMILY iisceat This attractive 10 rm, house fe a Ris“ GROUND FLOOR ALL | _Serege. 6, Ma CARE PRONT NEW YR AROUND | oret‘rme a ape Bame wit TV: | ‘Se'icom crams, modern rosea. coat. hee neent's | Sleeping ms. ane, — WANT TWO ¢ RMS. GROUN TA ere Sena FE 2-6603,|. home, or. Pontiac, on Cedar Is-| By day or week. 672.50, 128 pusecautel gare fun basemen, | cneree- A Otet ineco! : in private home, Kit. Priv. vt ‘oa lake, Util furn. MApie|® RM. APT. 239) AUBURN RD.) lend Lx. gurictly modern, close to | _ Perry. FESS. Si beat, ‘modern streamline P. W. DINN Steam beat. Close, to down, tors, $1 000 - 7 ROOM BATH G_OTIIY_RER: | ROOM BRICK APARTMENT —| or Exr'seany, *™ ™* Hl i Rent Stores 40| inaveivan ass pin, alse’? car | oat GUNEE-BANTLY-PUR cond," Priced i. P ER ' grences, FE 25H between &5.| Close to downtown. Separate base- | (ierwRONT i 374 BEDROOM a eee vve~~~* | garage, ang large lot, @ home it |" bdrm. home tn city Pull Bec} RUSSELL A. NOTT —_ at we REWA Troon ow eas pe : 065 por mo. — fh 7-4 gg oo STORE SPACE 20x80. FE 3-02781. wu pay you “(a investigate. ment, gas heat ¥e.s00. 94.500 | 10 W. Pike : ASHABAW RD. se . Se rag ment, | sae 300, JERRY EB ADAMS CO."OR S411! Troe—w RD noose 11 90 Oakland Near Huron | fies New ‘Lincols Plant Call West HURON. NEAR WATER- ee ti aeee ee - : me will get up to $1,000 | oan eoARAGE, Under: new wane _ Sent. tc May. EM SHIP HALL, IDE gement. New t. E pire 39-0134. IDEAL/ Dandy modern two family, uppe : Share Living Quarters 30) yin’ ul Propery #08 ES cast: Went adults only. “Gogerated - 4. room, beth . MODERN § RMS. YEAR ROUND. FOR QRUG STORE," ae West ished Inice bese P ' ced S ll GIRL B TO SHARE «RMS, ALL UTILITIES PURN. Fr e130 - ae CARS iran wa Loe ad OR PHONE OR 31414, EVEN- ee —-S on sa Pas | rl to e Wan ot > SuARE . ; round floor pet. ents. and bath. | j-eai-prad NEAR WATERFORD SCHOOLS. 4| INGS. FE 2-70s8. St, terms can be arranged, pear| — . NEEDED FOR Keae @ clean. Adulte :| RM: PLAT WEST SIDE PORN| ms & bath, modern. Auto. wash- erape IMMEDIATE POSSESSION : a 7 eaty. Gee |” cr undarn Wes sot Voter. Garage. | 0 © Gzyer. 900 9 me. FE 64000, | Monn, SHOP FOR RENT IN GOOD dui, stores, aud schools. Be tB SiareE| IMMEDIATE SALE: giter 3:30 or Bat, end Sup, 16) pause FE CCM New 3 NEW 2 BEDRM, HOUSE, ¥ FURY. eee ee eens: Coeee: HOME & 9 ACRES 7 room, eotecs, 95 ery St Duys : _ OF $08" 6 room, basement. $12,000 to $i4.- SSS § ROOMS —ARD BATE. “PULL as eae Rd. Ph. : POTENTIAL BUSINESS Solomsnt "plastered Walls, gus ‘Today Sane eae Iedy, read ted Sot gusa|i betpoms. ele Stee, tee! LARGE noce Close I 7 ROOM APT $35 MO. FE 30its, | NEW 2 BEDRM HOUSE, FURN. | ~ Rent Office Space 41) tivaad f opportunliy. 394 ft. on| ear” Senge, “large, ish, substan: | : com-|2 bedrooms, with 1 acre. $9,000 to : -| @amtspm 12% Wabash Rd ster. Ph. N. Perry 8t. in the City limits, peace. ips . ; 3 . After 5, PE 23705. | $11.00 Brick terrace. Must have refer- mFS 2 MU Slm6. aa : aud Co eammngratpl anv. wates |!) ebte) ever iellents Gus ener ies I oh G OOMS. CHA PR ab ee ences | rAT a , ad rm IAN TO SHARE 6)? ,Uodipm tie bathe. 11.500 to ences. Inq. 22 Aubum. Office in | # TEOMS. Site for renting sleep. | NEW 2 BEDRM LAKE FRONT DOWNTOWN frostage,, on Galloway" Lake.| 063° Decent. Maren “Oardens. pnONEY es : i : | poe > a. suitable for renting sleep | “home. Middle Siralts LE. Sept. tii| Located within 300 feet of 100 | Spundence of trutt, = good mod- a = Se ee NOW FOR IMMEDIATE (%8 WEEKLY. 3 ROOMS. PRI- 7 eats ern six room home ed ot! jarge § room home with 6 Wha = Ro BR oe 2 ACTION! fate bath & entrance. Elestricity | ¢ ae ° aire +0 WF a. uae eS oR WEE cost corner ou E. Huron 8) frat, ‘2 car es = KEEGO HARBOR cagme and bath for owner 46572. . Clair, ee ee naga Clemens 8&t iy om My bus line. Util. ied. Coz 750 8q. h. Heat and hot water; ‘His ‘a ® good home, fruit farm| targe modern 4 rooms, furn. apartment -— . —- TE posk east win, just Gas hes [lemme y. and investment. , on up, now showing Wtd, Transportation 31 WH north alm . Hempstead. 103 E ” PE | clean and warm. PE 5-0000. furnished Lease available. _Low down payment. FE 5-5037. excellent return, same ten- cme nas ea - OR, FO, TORS GE ae mae Pee | Ma Ache oie ponnis s son nmatrons, | PRVE BES", REGU OOD BE | fut esta sot Star 8. iry- : . : sul : ~ ANYONE, DRIVING EAST, CALL er "Ressouabie. Mueler—14" Park et W. side. Couple only. PE| pled, On bustine phone grocery. Roy Annett Inc. WE TRADE WE BUY 3 dedrm. Ou PA best, tile betb. em Be nee € me att. GIRL ON PONTIAC TRATL_IN BR Sleies ee tae | eres Restores. FE Set, | PANVSON * "small meats IRL ON PONTIAC TRAIL IN ~ 25772 APP i RMS SECOND FLOOR: | WALLED LK LAKEFRONT YR. | 20. ures ot, PE 8-oese| 32 _W. Huron FE _¢1sst LAWSON ice tise, they J og wee: pag A Ato a 4 Se YURNIEED 3 ROOM Cal x: Ss 4-1001 re DP ale modn. brick.| Open evenings & Sunday 1 to 4, Wi lli Io k eT fom ESTATE ae: $300 DOWN RIDE WANTED PED, FROM Seatac i nis furnished. J. A. Suter We oes | cella below one. year af: et_age—tor| Rent Houses Unfurn. 36 OUR GFFIGES -KEEOO HAR. liams Lake Be AOL ITD OL Hil; cute 4, room and Speedway jit Van Dyke een pint Jay 10 to 9| APT, WITH 2 BEDRMS. HEAT & low | income housing. Pa Ec bor, Main floor, private blacktop es STARTER HOME. 3 BDRM BASH | on iocated west of Pon Spee Bree = ater included. On Lower| 5-3220 or spply parking off main street, Dental Lake Privileges ment, 2 x @, OR 3-361. OR| tise Wid, Contracts, Migs 32 — "| Bian ane "at ‘3308 SB st 8 Breet | mepaat. warimp Lame, wop.| nce bperaung fe bide cal FE ce Privileges) | _ Sia. ee See comer i FB. tgs. 32 WE NEED BACHELOR APT. oer. BATE 6 CLEAN, CONGENIAL 3 ROOMS 6 pe - Very “MA | 9-0800 or PE 6-141. $850 DOWN : Buy Thru Partridge end bus line, Quick posses CASH ERS s| oO | | Be ee eee | eee List Thru Partridge _| “™ G1 RESALE aiso buy. sell & trade, Ask for | COZY BASEMENT CHOICE NEWLY DECORATED 3/_E. Bivd_N Alter ¢ week-da NTED This cosy ttle bangalow with 3) 55K COLOR: Large 3 bedvecms sanch k : ys_ | WA : & M NOG SET.| bedrooms, large room, spe- ~ room home located near IN A FLASH ee Peri : io located close “Slows te Gowns town. ; —_— op eS re ae oS | so a “| etous ‘ning ge Oh oe 4 ) see down, exc. $ white — e = L. H. BROWN. F Realtor’ o| eee on he N Bete Edw-M Stack Realtor | knotty ed walle os aiity “em. For Sale Houses" 43 Sie wcete wooded lon leer s garage. | sand — on 5.4 heat, poo 2 Py = 1362 ‘uron . lights . A furnace unfurn ~ Pull isned ith pullt- aped lot. e cs Yobneen ine person. 36 + $55 mo. Children welcome. OR | 7 y. Barinaw st “PE sae | SS BY OWNER. ) BDRM. NEW. ALI. scowpeney. taste. Tmibedia in bar. won't lest, youll have| of the, exira visalaree’ tak riends and clientele. Rent Apts. Furnished 33 | Cozy E nage “wD : ce ga ots 5: VOL ARSED FE! oak oak «floore mito, Regt ol = $850 down. 6 rm., 3 bedrm. mod-| = property such as . or Hg we Gite apt. idea) Ser aed Del-Rio Apts. Boorse e 3 & Auburn, PE 60002, eves . ero home, located off Franklin storms and screens, h in 16 wanes Gt oak On ai GAKLA cS hoow WOURE ‘|Lake Rd. on Harrison St. Don't let the| tion, trees and’ shrub .Jo nson : oe ao me re) WOT MODERN. low price of only $6.950 fool you, ery. Only down and on | CLOSE TO FISHERS.) RSL bath. Stove, Refrig. 40373, : be sure and see tt today. email ments in- 3 Anger ny ys 3 people se ti N | femtbasement eek R cd thlities furn Adults only. 37 RM, MOD. HOT WATE TER HEAT. A ] Rd down, —— @rm., } bedrm. elude taxes Ag oe ries - lake, for 3 people CAS Sembtacement._ Everyihing | prt FOR RENT All ‘willlties 820 1385 Wil: ngeius home on east side. Pull TRADE postl, near — ae L ~ 3 very nice modern rooms, Will} ams Lk. Rd. Semariet Mse. . ° basement, _? a heat. You can > Soran warren ror az| " a | ScURETRATONRCRGN EERE con.| Sh."atte teas vies: we |? Tan” ofle 2S umke FE, RD. RI cat ot ag. doen parent TE SALE. New or. sea- ve venient to schools ® bus. OR aeeeg cand. Geel car geak. Gow: city ‘mits. FE FOR BETTER HOMES woe con owe tts terete 3| *- D. RILEY, Broker oa this’ abarp "3. bedroom soned Buyers waiting. What heve|i RM EFFICIENCY. KITCHEN awe ; “s % I references, 3511 | 5 7 BEDAM. Fontana CLONE —_ eee Oe ee cmeer ohn | Te ue ts. He ssan| located on Walden Bd. east or PE 44813. Ask for Mr. Clark Sree -| eanee Ss oe nae? oe : dear at go & carp ; : of Clarkston. Large” Clas ur aa __EM "| LIVING {_ DINT® 3 bed modern hom ar attached garage & carpet- Nba ton (inte tA VIGED, 61/1 & 2 ROOMS & BATH, UTIL. | LARGE 3 RMS & BATH. ees | Dedroom, sitchen & beth. Heated. sennY EADAMS OR 248111. Sun 'IM sores on Indian Lake | !26,, The basement in this home WILL ACCEPT a cae doer, Total per : _FE 40122, 51 Pine St, +e whaler saantes, aaa 2-6584. 13 7 ROOMS AND BATH A WILLIAMS Road. Basement, of! furnace &| ‘4, divided — "3 for laundry and Ld Latta lea ienlpoa pon pga pp price only $4900 e Realte pin. Real Estate ROOM EPPICIENCY, BVT. You pap wullties “of tiee's “a. | LOVELY 3 ROOM APT,. GARAGE. | co recreation rm. with builtin bar | wilities — the other, is is tied | Pered at 658, per monih, the Edw. M. Stout, Realtor REAL : bath & ent Available at Park | Prefer couple only. OR 3-3950 Couple only J-ROOMS. NO See ware ae | Loads of trees. Only $12,600 / oniy $20,900. Ter . _other just vacated. OR 3-772. ee ee. Ph. FE 6-61 on 3 Tan Motel for winter season. Por CIQHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOM. | JERRY E. ADAMS _OR 3-611, | Clarkston area. MAple $-1333.__| Wl excelent terme, ’ » Reame evecedie, Open Eves. Til 6:20 {information call after 5:36. FE| Util. furn. 2 adults, 37 Sto-| LOVELY 3 RM. APT. Pectin ALS! UPPER. HEAT ~ ROCHESTER AREA — as CTS.| 41350 well neighborhood. aes e. Adults, PE 2-2000. CUTE COME — SEE , id anWeik « 4540 HWY. Room KITCHENETTE. PvT_| LARGE 3 RM APT a7 Gnon, Bree park —y 5) noo PARTLY FURN. HOUSE. Ss nteneae:s pees Lge’ = ~ — ar No wloney down Lake Privileged MORTGAGES bath. Washer Fad dryer. Centrai-| & ent. Child welcome. ‘watt 8t. Mr. Moyer, 43744. PE 98-0847 home close to fe orem Rigpreedty : : Git comiee Road, 3 miles N. e rrivilege a0op vowel Baas ayaa aad, SM) Tork par time ere ure New | CQWER ORM: BAT CORRE | aa Ne ewea On See | arkston | sunset seoroontt” gi] _ Fall Price $8500 PROPERTIES : f || _ment. OR_3-9728. wn. Full a % —_ one_Seedald s insulated e 98,500 a8t, More, wi JeMf. frontage.|i T BDRM. DELUXS KITCHEN- NICE 3 Ra APT. AT DRAYTON. oe 3 ROOMS. FURN. OR UNFURN.| prick RANCH REAL ESTATE IN white old home shaded by huge eisee down. vo Busch. to private raph ground y dec. Heat & MODERN, NEW 3} ROOMS, NR.| with stool. Auburn Hts. “AL ESTATE ING spreading oak trees. Lot each, Middie Straits Lake. ire, Uaen,Copreneoind | Socio paratne Hs fa Te| Gate, 0 ver week. OR see) Cece er Eat | s penta ss me, NS petro meter Oy fats | 20 Mam chrtnon, soon” | EM) spt asecgah tet Sn | fea Mpa bacchats we rE Sees ee eemnlis nae ie A APE after utilities furnished, FE 2144. | { BEDRM PARTLY sg) St, Roce tome, an socal (ACROSS FROM BANK) Sond Te basement, baw Heil | frame, Pull base ==: = CHIL ieee Foam BP. 7 RME_a | NICE ¢ ROOM, GROUND FLOOR powss temis W. of Pontiac, off| family home for oaly . $16,230 | MApie _5-5831 poopy eed) Gabe HAG AE lowioae - fe) $1,000,000 dren_welcome. 291 Central. | bath. Utilities 3y "Auburn | partment. West Bide. Utilities | _Hospital_Rd. Cait_OR ce | SG and’ $93 per | With heat throughout the house, | seen it r retiring © comple. THpte a “+0 tend con-|1 BEDRM. PLEASANT 3 ROOM & Ave furnished, J. A. Taylor, FE|4¢ RMS UNFUIN HO month including taxes ang in- m ee cee ee ee allan ne —— Realtor Hage. 1080 W. Huron poe hte ames Gel SS RATED dee” “| Owe « & ONE 5 RM. MOD. CHIL- = Psion." Fe aus, Bes i, FE] erates e p STON] | see tront dining rm: witchen wit New Homes ee ce ss , new cabinets, large airy 15° ase wath Near EAN, 3 a vk | are Ge ae Lane a down payment, PE 585.” ed ¢ RM. HOUSE. INQUIRE AT 100 FE eli er 6 cal Mr. tease.) Sylvan Manor Sub. Sod. Noor leads to three bedrooms Lake Privileged Wanted d 8-1370. el] Court. .* UPPER-3 ROOMS & BATH, PVT. ry Rae si ene S MINUTE| A ISON scart ae ple ee with closets and beth. Will aa he —— ine Oe trees. teal price pam 2 bedrm. level heme. Pirepiee. Speed bona rm. 13 = 16 ily rm. Landscaped 90 aor jet. Gait for iene , _DOWN Ene a eS | PAYMENT after 7:00 OR ig Neg agp WITH UNFIT - house, i ont rhe De eee, PERKINS ST. ‘Sex i50 Off Lake “Angelus Rd, fice tok Ouly $e l00. Reasonabis "UCKLER REALTY ” 990 N. Saginaw ¥: Buy List Thru Partridge BUR G. g . & Thru Partridge ofl 3 BEDROOM ALL BRICK Sr aarten and take over at 4% y than apa Selec a eres $950 DOWN If your credit ts a A es location-Better hurry! BRICK STREET One of the .. — ae pent | rage. Only ¢ $450 DOWN 0! |Bateman KNUDSEN tot} Btzabeth Lake fuses an and ; pore > in tas na hots, with Giady shown. When Owner Drives - possessiin. ‘ WM. H. KNUDSEN REALTOR re 8, speenee Ra, Donelson Park _——- 4 —— bene sioninam base- ment, gas Donelson * end nearby. $14,175, terms,” 4 Bedroom brick ranch. 1's baths, | i room. ft ki . 8 Square | feet of living space. Gas heat. Waiking tance to —_ ing center tn Pontiac ool district, $16,500, | termie. > Waterford Ranch division, near Our Li = Lakes, modern 3 m brick ranch. i's paths. ctmective kitchen, new end 2 car ga- fa. stn cow: ~ con terms. “ ‘mo pes large wooded eer as Tak eis a NEW CABIN O° down, 825° north . a Open ‘ We Sith opel Let ss om ad von gu pew boris — i rR seg . ir also build sae eae finance dondting Hl .. lot Low down ene. A Johnston & bard 180 For Sale Lots 4 LOTS OF LOTS wasn, eee ee school, $500 each. ee Ke"Frosinge on aubura) Rd: Poe ior oe M. BREWER REAL ESTATE $3-55 WN. FR ¢6161 In beautiful Northridge sub- | » Parke Eves. FE 8-0627 $50; DOWN ~*~ ead Jour own land & acre sites | pee privlsgen only 3 miles CL VARKSTON AREA BUY NOW, While there are some choice lots available ta this new development. Spacious homesites with 100feet frontage, low tax area, good schools. TERMS on balance. $100 down wil! handle. LAKEFRONT of | —— Srivas Lake, #1 ¥ feet bull site offering the en 1 in booting shing, pcb os and other recrea activits a real buy at $5,200 with formes. Edw. Af. Stout. Realtor Tl N, Saginaw &t. a PE 5-si6s | mn Eves Til 6:30 ~< | ~LADD'S 140 x 160 FT. CORNER ving room and dining room. By owner, $600 down. 486 Pirst St. FE: 2-7523. COUNTRY CHARM Lovely 10 rm. home in Rete cond. Fairly good barn ‘on acres of “— bere land. Located 18 miles Pontiac. Poca a ari mea it infWay ‘erm REA i Baldwin ‘Ave FE 4-6203 Open_Eve = TRIPP | South Bloomfield H’lands EDROOMS— large vitte tegen tae teecinerater = eting and aes dtapes ineluded. eat, a pi venom | ips Gano tite “Piteed sed'te toh at at $i is, | JERRY E. ADAMS CO. 1 to FE 4-456 i LARGE BEDROOM RANCH | custom | | | ern home, Nice leve! shaded lot outdoor grili wide Rea! Estate Phone Only $11,000 with ; $1,500 dn Call Dell Smith, State | PResi- H ent 4-2221 _of PResident 4-2814 | BY OWNER 3 BEDROOMS, 2? YRS | | Hi } BUNG ALOW be 5 BASEMENT — Stairs anfimished room, 2 iovely » ome iitige room. jfinetie gg ig priv ieges iske ts ake BF J. R. Hiltz. FE 54 ~ to ed- im ole Ranch type Big payment. In Goo 5400 Console, Clarkston we tani Stn tinea OR 3-7 _lLow_ down 1 Ae ot, low dn é- ich Farms | 07 ‘7 BEDROOM HOME. BE SIDE FE_5-8230 | | \ | Ti MILF ! Larve 6 rm 4 nome City water sewer ofl eat, paved streets $15,000 term HOLLY ARF A New 7 bedrm brick home team heat large ems, full basement acre of ‘and. $16.000. terms extre acres avaliable! HIGHLAND AREA i pedrm-. mod 2 barns Large trees BR __74N_ Cen ry Cer eluded Gas on Elizabeth tandecaped shrubs flower awn 16 acres M59) $23 000. 4 BEDROOM HOME terms $15 000) with Reaitor rier St, Highland tchard Steele of iand on paved | MU 42045 LOOKING FOR A “REAL” RANCH HOME? Well Here It Is! 2 Bedroome {very large) Natura) Fireplace ‘one rou fan use; Bractoue modern kitchen (a wom- ans dream) Priced at: 84.000 down Situ Landscaped lot aled on a Lar ft Location—-Near Auburn Heights WM. A Beautifu x 800) KENNEDY jj? W Mur FE Open "Prentegs ti @ ner $15.500 ‘below ecest) : $350 DOWN JIM WRIGHT REALTO! 45 OAKLAND AVE. FE 5-944 _ OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8 a SWAPS 55 MODERN .¢ ROOM HOME aMALL HOME ON TRADE. JIM WRIGHT REA re Ne 348 OAKLAND AV FE 5-044 OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 6:30 On ° maar Newly Rear Roosevelt School has 4 garage Maurice Watson. _3 W_Ptth st babel ce oo posting with terms. $69 PER MONTH RESTON & a FURN CAPED. ONLY $1680 D R. J. VALUET, Realtor 5-069 345 OAKLAND AVE _MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE WE TRADE and spacious throughou tanch home will ceca most @iecriminating buyer. FULL BASEMENT ~ Immaculate | to the | Car-; peted. Lots of -extras. 2 car ga-| rage. Lot 100x125. Near Crescent | Lak Terms RONT Crescent take: 3 buy $6500 8 LAKE CANAL ©. $13.00; KEF LA $350 DOWN decorated 5 Tooms basement Ask f Smi wT \VOOD ‘REALTY 143 Cass Elizabeth Rd FE $1284 or FR 4-3844 “Lake Orion Income ping Firet floor has 6 & bath .Nice apt. on second flo rooms and bath 2? Corner jot shade ‘trees A good value $11,500, Term Call ‘OLIve 6-037! il) basemect Dear garage Chick- 1 N ey) cn0p Horse barn. 2'> acres ) sv BURBA easy kitehe~ ards finished ex ol kitchen. floor, Gas hea Full price’ 81 $10 ; BARGAIN 5 family gac alr conditioned heat cellent ponte $i pat FE 6.5091 income Ful! hte Adee {VAN W. SCHRAM | Realtor ¥ x, bo 1H11 Joslyn. corner gen} Fives, & Sun, Ree iy 62584 LE LISTING sEnyiCE » R tochest er bedrooma, , Terms a veer el ranch home. Garage | Wonderful place for your beat | 613.056 Terms and gas furnace mice {ot or “Fine location near iake and shon- Too s OT car Beautiful at ; Realtor | ! Attractive 4 bedroom ranch beau- 16 x 16 With bireh Carpeted living room tf Pols TAncener Sar and ome Natt tn 2 bedrooms, cheerful kitch- garage Lot 100 x. 130. A real en & living — full bath buy for $17,800 with terms | Only $1,250 dow | = 2050 DOW NORTH SID te “fe ; bedroo See ats roe meey | 0 uv E kitchen, arge ¥ room. nicNy | very nEAT ~ 2 Bedroom home, "eon lot. Full price only |" "new in 1954 Lyrge emg Freon Shehen Tel” basement’ pasty FF JOSLYN chen, full basem partiy nF modinke possession on this at- pore eran Lhd ea OF tractive 2 bedroom bungalow with | 312,000 $2,707 down. antion attic 1) basement | cous | basement an ez- Lal 71 Ir" DOWN PAYMENT. m, brick Large Sab completely af ence = ei rT youngsters. Lore — this opportunity to y to 5 reasonable price. ieee: diate possession, Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor 7 Huron Street - FE sie, or FE 2-1306 KENT Established tn 1916 — No. 18759 ONLY $11,641. 3 Nice Size Bedrooms . Family Room . 143 Baths & Ceramic Exceptional Kitchen Large Living Room Lots of Closets . Copper Piumbing . Aluminum Windows This economically constructed home can have all the lva- bility of a much more deluxe home. This frame charmer is fast the thing for a young martied coupie. The extra 's bath {is cleverly located to serve both the Work area end master bedroom There are many other features that will appeal to you. We repeat ALL THIS BUILT ON YOUR LOT ONLY $11,641 Please phone’ for an appeint- ment, We'll pleased to help; you with your building prob-/ ee including financing and a ' NORTH SUBURBAN BEDROOM. Modern home 2 ae floored attic for eXtra room, large kitchen with eating space | ful) basement Timken oi! heat) with fuel saver New well & | septic tank. iovelg lot with trees and shrubs, All thf, for / only $8,050 terms LAKE. PRIVILEGES PERFECT Starter young or retired couple Jocated, lake privileges, home for! Nicely close 3-BEDROOM BRICK NORTH SUBURBAN — Altractive ranch home few in 1064. Large living room with fiteplace, Login ly kitchen with eating space oak fioors, full basement ca recreation space,.-a rage, nice int. goog eighier: hood All this for ony $16,500 verme. | Flovd Kent Ine., Rel 260 Dixie Hwy. at Telegraph ar 2-013 MPLE custo | 2 2 bedrm. the lake. io LAKE HURON REALTY 1766 MS5® at Pontiac Lake 3-668} 3 LAKEFRONT bi-leve! home, 100° on Rec rm. in ished. Boat & motor. Buy thru Partridge List thru Partridge MU_ 48508 shake UP Dat, “ith su die , Realtor RONT HOME La 10 miles west of Pontiac. 7 rms. a ae down 9 Union MILLER (ae yp wh A ow Dg aes —, Kooi 500 total a Mong County Realty Laxe eu sige on BM oii after 7 e omen on, very 7 ae eirable street, 5 & © fe bath down, lovely 14 & bedroom base gas heat, rec- LINCOLN = and Wisner school, Lge 2 large bed WE HAVE THE KEY — to this attractive cedar ll nice size very ‘well jecsted in Huron Gar: dens hear $9500 — $1200. Owner m might take less down ftom responsible people. OWNER HAS — been transfered and is Poor ode this weil — North 2 large rms. & ceramic batt. see wens room plus di walls & oak ment ot] furnace, and only 39950 © William Miller FE with terms. 1015 W. Huron Next to a = Post PARKING heater, picture kitchen, den & screened in back porch down Full basement with den, was water heater, water softener & storms and screens. Carpeting T car garage Pie 2 workshop, out- door grill ced back yard Near School. x | loz E. tiyrod st Eve “MONT ICELL © ST. coal cage PERRY Two window (or new Madison Jr. ee) ner down. HEMPSTEAD FE FE 5-0610 3071 we built older home on north- de. bedrooms & bath up. | large remodeled living room with | dinin 3rd. bedroom) F 4-8284 Som garage pelhianaee oe age 938 James K Blvd. relegrene Rd. to James K. Bird. blocks south of Voorheis Rd Unsurpassed Location floors, Timkes i heat, 3 ffataned recreation . fi Sylvan Lk. ea . Planter ining | Dream kitchen featuring de- fuze i ea > ceilings, ter counter — Sue od Pa i =e this er ® éooay | 2-0263 Hempstead 4-BEDROOM | Tdeal home o three bedroo and b > up. Living room, dintng room & bedroom Fully til powaegnore “eater stool, as heat water sform eereens, , wall i eoirance to base. ent wo on es shop. Carp A en remodeled & pelos Lar cllosd 150 x 134 ft. close to s' << & bus hne. Oniy $3,600 High | i | I | -G “§0 $ tra er. 4 2 tien, A ena be od : sai kennell or for a 221 BA Afier 6: HOYT ee ee HIG iy 31,500 — 2 fooptacke. brick ranch my hed an $18. arte Nar seabie fee CTY os GILES Permastone Front 1 Mile West a at a buf for "cath eae, ‘seme Sell or Trade ILES REALTY CO: LDWIN AVE. FES-6175 ; ot FE 45-5293 idea) % fe ines room, sagged d & ive ve while fence. Alum. cersens aad cerns PION MIGHLAN / 950-B ck Rk mee 3 ved. sarpeaea living) r: erro | egarote sin. pial re pal Poesee “ ones, ecg aera HOYT REALTY 2101 a 254 rally Pe eS “BUD” Elizabeth Like rien Ee bedroom / fam: up (upstairs om en on my Bricea® 1 0 corner Teh. 2- Family, Income Marshall St. Convenient © Do gre Pegg Oo fr ” Shock es at ‘sie, 2 range, rea ® 7 ‘ ered at wie with: nit pa mortgage Bud | Neca, Realtor Clemens Mal i Mr. M rE het or F $8004 | Elizabeth Lake Estates + Sse Franklin Blvd: Be are vee KINZLER. aaa ee mas ae ee i A. Taylor i | a Ave. a Parking North Sanford . One home all newly décor perfect home for tett Not too much yer but niceiy landse . makes - wonderful” at “4 large = 8 ork jupe> = market. tal price only $10,500 with terms. North Side Brick one ee home gas heat eee oe and atta ver yor werare. _ Cement _ = | and clean -$1 vel Kad 7 this Low rambiing ranch home, Frame construction i r bedrooma, ls olored kitchen built in __ Perry Park Nye,_Perry St. fortabie 3 bed- Pog Ml ment. Low price, $5,- terrace, furnace. Ott meee Near St. Michael. “PONTIAC REALTY 137_Baidwia 4 BORMS, LAKE we pt ap Ee Keero Harbor, FE after § p.m FOR COLORED. 9600 4 & bath, 3 bedrooms, living room, toom, kitchen, 3- ater. beater gol gored pecbege eh Vacant. Immediate posses- ane Phone FE 4-481) muached See feat Ext heres: eat oc eee rn nice close in. FE 8-0612 after Spm NORTH bath 1 & % bath ear garage, nice west side location on paved & owner, $14,500: 32-0446 for cppainnen, ‘telore 3 corner “Black top street. Lo- — in Clarkston, near school. Immediate possession. $1850 down ae other property. = Holly ME oT DOWN, take we capieene: 2-5286 after 3. 5 - D. iN 2 rm. nee — rs, hot water heat, acre. acon Li a0is Hy = € tween Livernols oc a. A Open 2 to Gai = tacoma Prepares) 43A SACRIFICE § ROOM INCOME waves city. $465 Pontiac Lake Kent Inc., Realtor Diste Hwy, at graph Pe #780 Gn Large 3 pedrm. brick | “4! ¢ | $305_Dixie Hwy. : r Bloomfield Highland itr breakinst 00. | + ae Kampsen com cr cae snbivsin } ha” ah bide ara tine car gamnes. fenced care poate neon tai situated co ‘cn, Wh 200 | pam fj Ry TE aoees oS re REALTORS FE 4.0528) + jattorun et tte aoorteat! “"" TADDIS INC, _ 377 8 Huge of the Mille ond Blcew: | a CFR 5 vetroom, “tamay vice | MUST SELL Rel Senocia $2.00, arms, | em, Dewi Rey wind. has rt fage. target rea a: ube | Bust, 8 eae tebe tame| OR 31231 or FE $0202 Complete storms, oak flogre, $5400 : BUILD NOW ch a er fiz... 2 moriente $06_menth. Make on 100 Acres==4 Bedroorts = Fe gay +: Phe eta cote “Remand Sarge meorens wee | tee pewter Sed auene| HERBERT C. DAVIS Scaped tot. Gan bites: low down| Dae’ cnty'etae “terms "| Thde'inetmedem's belfoom | FOR PERNE ACRES TOR CAEL: payment GV. VAN VLEET Some, ge Safa, story | ROP HOLMBAC ING. Pi ts Mo eetusl 2 bedrecm. ranch eM ND $11 OxFo use, Small spring “fed BY ALL MEANS SEE breeseway and attached garage. | 5 egitim ee Spek Upirapey 2 “Serose, road ta tront "and "beck | ROR, AMG, Ea ru 100, ver The New Addition to Northern part Of the State, Mas Cherokee Hills! Seen ee ge nptaras japon 7. bedrooms. yeu ll Wee the secluded neighbors, House has lerge xlteh- eaitee. ae 1-4 Lake Orién try beauty of ite $128 ft ho rain E a “Korth, Realtor ve} Detter homes and the * convent- Ma erste. tag — of be ndlgrg flr ence of its close-in location. SMITH- , BY y OWNER om cowneen 8 ati tase. Drive out Pm og) Lape re . WIDEMAN Living room. dining gm, rite Paim Creek. $28.00. terms. on “pisgregs “ab screened porch. basement. Realty Open Eves.| seas aniepee. auanate Roy Annett Inc.| .ca1 WV, Bird, Realtor th ies | Pe Sea Comertaity National Bank Bid¢ FE 44526 412 W. Huron| Hills aod St. Huge & tog REALTORS Byes, FE $-1392 “drapes and |B. Rares st LA oF LOT Ih AUBURN sna ee Fe Evenings and Sunday i-4 ‘a hrs Manor FE 8.2005. pie cutee athe ae Lk privileges. 3-0700. ” Buy thru nash chirp List thrn Partrid then For Sale Acreage 47 ¢ ACRES ~ BY OWNER. M Fat 1 at Eltz Lx. 5-628, Tes ag "C ise ae tae Rie 24 collect: Ortonvini- NA 1.2818 Two &-Bedroom Homes Sidegby Side" ~ 91,500 wn er-in-i down wouid Brick and Shingle 1.| Gas Heat. Basement - living rm, dining . &@ large kitenen down, Attractively deco- tated Full Basement, : land- wn & $75 Giroux-Franks GENERAL REAL ESTA’ a 18 "ACRES Good barn, modern ¢ ay of Pontiac, full price, $1,000, Smith- Crawford, Inc. TWO OFFIC: 5306 Rochester $k 1.9002 308 os FA Aaburn R 6-1226 @ ACRES, *O SUILBINGS Suchy Realty. ae LADD’ fb ACR ES. re meee hardwood. —— Biel nie For Sale Lake Prop. 44 fs, Nas teenie ‘beauty hb ex- cellent are! nage, on a good rd. 3 an BRICK, 5, ti LA D’s INC REE FRONT ON-EHT | 0200 Disie 7... Dr owner OR 3-9138- Jee Lapeer Ra. Moe at OR Das! or FR. 8.0002 SYLVAN LAKE | mOnrE OF Ux OR1oN GRACTOUS — Otder home sur-| dividing. $650 per acre. Brokere rounded by lovely trees, pic-| cooperation invited. ture windows ‘affording lovely CHARLES J. VANHORN view of lake, ee dining ’ Open Evenings room & breakf nook, very | M!_ 6-2400 Jordon 4-564¢ ona ie gee pis oe aaa emen sewer, high dry well ieaes 4 For Sale Farms _ 48 lot, . da ear garnet, Bo a — Da ee ; s chursher, Over 1 leaving po see ——_ SS sacrificed at 627800 for quic P. W. ,DINNAN SAVE ENERGY. ‘USE . WANT ADS! To find a job, place to live or a - «4 good used car, see Classi- | fied NOW, ee ae THE PON NItat PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1957. - . eae ft. Commercial. lot on Rent Lease Bus. Prop. 49A 24X60 STORE. FULL BASEMENT. NCH TYPE, 3 Trade equity for Neseat Business Opportunities 51 51 2 Sup » POLLY Store. Inquire or aheae nm wae, rare St. « Buy Thru Partridge List Thru Partrid DEAL OWNER. Groc. & meats, beer & wine, “Good location. Buy stock at count. Good lease. OR 3-6312. $8 am. __ tad _ 88 p.m. FOR ao, SEVERAL NEW 58v- rong ad 3 a ® RESTAURANT FOR SALE OR __jease. wipped OR _3-9086. a Y STORE. BUY THE m: GAS ATEION rAS | STATEION FOR beth Lk Rd. PES S6i1. saM WARWICK Has ag arte Be eres ix ce me| Household Finance on Saute. BS eee ret cit! _Corp. of Pontiac ss iseae Mant Eta 2 Syaeaeest I Be Ss ers, Have unusual money making, pa cans, TO $500 you teen ie alien, “ne will pay|64_W. Lawrence St. Pe eis SP ge GET CASH QUICKLY “TETS TALK Up to $500 BUSINESS” title. ‘Most “deals “closed” ti 3 [MACHINE SHOP | BitreTagaiarce and" cnet ship wniltan, "Productive ° O bull bed with rm. niet ee akland sion & rent LJ L C : eee oan oOmpan aes JUEEN ot [Mt PONTIAC STATE BANK ahd . Ide location. If Guests | PE 2-9206 MICHIGAN BUSINESS SALES CORPORATION 20m fee _ PARK AT OUR FRONT DOOR S.D.D— $.D.M. TAKEOUT — oes pete Apel for a hustler us- peal yey steady “tearenee in salea for the last 3 years. Excel- highway = health forces sale of rty at y $7500 down Lata ‘inventory. own by «i Edw. M. Stout, Realtor ls — nd ~ Wii 8. Telegraph 40521 ed home, Ph. Roches- BR 56-8168) ‘Standard Oil Co. ferries nF a Lents aa at Br low vestment ‘Ainancial assistance Be ro) A ememene Cc WE COVER el oy today. pL a In gn __Papeine ; begin eine” pars, rg sr Tee for part ea pad BAW ARE ~~ $12,000 down. aa ear a : - or lease for only Pj THER INFORM. on "above & hundreds Meier stop in our office. Bee our ‘pic. tures. ONE. STOP. SERVICE STATEWIDE Real Estate Service of Pontiae B.D. CHARLES, soo ey © _Sale’ Land jercg 52 a bon uae Gate 2% Per GenT Discount Sir Garage, Soll for tints wid $650 do mage. “Balance due 96200 at th. Discount a1570. 735, Leslie R. Middleton peohnm 1M sernsoy an20% I DISE€OUNT Land Contra o FE $0441. Ask for Mr J C. HAYDEN, Realtor E. Walton FE 8-0441 Money to Loan 53 (State Licensed Lenders) Quick Cash "men you. os $25 TO $500 your own auto, bonged esourity. to months erviee is q 4 ‘and ul, si car etfies. A NM. Perry st. (Corner Pike) BORROW WITH CONFIDENCE Pinance Corpore- tion is America’s oldest and lar- est f compeny, ked by borrow up to $500 if you have e ste and can make regwar mortily payments Serv- CASH LOANS to $500 BUCKNER Finance Co. Pontiac Drayton Plains Walled Lake A MONEY MAKER Utica HOME & BUSINESS \-— Combined, well established motel and res- rawert ot Pras. ae LOAN S Sram wari, home, aad, iy _ Large (ond. frontin, ng wm gent fishing |#5° TO sintontry i $500 lake at rear. educ aie makes thig an outstanding in- vestment. rm Kent ne, Realtor Dixie Hwy. at ‘Telegraph FE Pre CUSTOMER PARKING Newest MOTEL Loan Office Owner "ye dats onty 438.00 GET THE CASH YOU me tee “IWANT ... $25 TO $500 RIDGEWAY IN RECORD TIME ‘3 Baldwin "Ave. re 4423} \fo1o OR PORMTURE SePe 8 | PHONE: FE $9661 ‘tear oe E! SPAROARD SUBURBAN | STFERDTIE, ORG FINANCE COMPANY bidg. jovely 4 bedrm. wits Pe PERRY ST Ra a ony oy I} peice In| wext Pauper Me $a tor tment. ne PARKING” No PR LEM PARTY STORE - SDM L ie. building, exc. locati and WHEN YOU NEED . Satine area 6.000 gun. OwDe? $95, $500 7 oan out: an ae oar ert You can get tt quickly on your. aeROSANY aN) $30.) po woth Rises b oe ‘your _ Cali O OL 11-1791, ra om ‘i — Pe giad. to ~ 4 Partridge| STAT FINANCE CO. 18 THE “BIRD” TO SEE FE oh is74 ga vat EAGUE FINANCE CO. matey ger aald ghee] 202 N. MAIN Tike ‘owner's apartment pies | ROCHESTER, MICH. Fear Gt tao] | “AB “TRADE NORTHERN BOWLING ly alley. in town in Sitastatae Wee"ahse"s| LOAN: : wil og Sonty 500 down including building. WARD E. PARTRIDGE REALTOR 'FE 4 Sool 3% E. LAWR 1n120| = eon FRIENDLY SERVI PONTIAC'S HOME & AUTO] age Sale Household Goods 57 THE STATE wae io High. ap fora ire a F-} Se si nt or dow | Dorot y Sayder | Lavender Ph. EM pe at se aes ‘LAKE PRIVILEGES ON, DUCK LAKE—SHARP PAINTED WALLS, OIL FURNACE, VERY Goop ND BEACH. “WANTS OLD- ER HOME R. J. VALUET, Realior FE 5-0603 M5 Mae ge ald AVE. OPEN ENINGS BARNES HARDWARE 742 W. Huron Lots of E-Z Parking WILL TRADE WE HAVE 1957 ae CATALINA — 1!1- 000 Excelient i .L. ot, Brows Realtor, pe ning Call OA 8-2618. __ For Sale Clothing BLACK 56) _ CLOTH COAT WITH aust 64111, at ' MIDNIGHT BL rE MOUTON FUR MIDNIGHT BLO® MOOK R SPECIAL F. Buits, T'Coats, O’Coats Caped up rt Coats ots from and im very : large for owner. Cheap, Call FE 2-0579 after 3:30 p.m. 5 ee A-l PRICES FOR SCRAP CARS & iron, FE 8-8197, : _Sale Household Goods 57 1 BLACK @ WHITE TWEED pholste y Used twice. wi Exc. cond. MU Q 2 PC. SECTIONAL, GooD . CONDI- tie ._ $35. ON £28. _ TV, VACUUM * cottees qo "amp. PE 68-0754 a. a CHAIRS. ONE Paes 3 BEDROOM SUITES. WASHER. Y oener * _ by Jay Alan Day Prcan q-i8 . Fd There's*a gentleman to see you about a big new real estate . development!” Sale Ho Household Goods 57 RCA-TY GUAR. a peer es a8 _Commerce Rd EM 34114. RED DAVENPORT. RT. VERY GOOD | 36 ot Baby crib & mattress, pes, brass fireplace set. fan. etc All haw de rea- __$0n, rE 43796. 40 Rosshire Cv. REFRIGERATOR. GAS SOR & automatic Fe hot water hea er. ja 24750 : west Van & Stor- ay fi rE == REBUILT WaSHING —— Guaranteed. ari le _ 45168 ROSE frees DAV EKER. FE 2.3564 after 3 p.m RUGS. ome ox ry HEAVY “SHAG rug, ope 12_a 15 Deltoz. OR 3-3565. K.' SIMMONS GREEN HIDE-A-BED| @ inners; bart —. repring mattress, $75. FE 2 SEWING MACHINES snd revulr mate. OR 3-9702. ve TO @ PER CENT ON cave uP a > 8 Ee SETS 1967 modern designs. : Seni & “dryers walnut. black ond gene. ently 2 yrs to pay oF 90 daye—same seratched. Terrific values r| S* CO yw GABERTS niture Annex, Michigan Fiuores- | 19) acres 23 Qvererd Lake Ave. aa ale OF San — — BEDROOM BRAND KEW} chines. Treadles at $7.95: Port- ee el ok ote bles at $39.50; cabinets at $49.50. $99.50. Pay pe ale starts Thurs. Also some floor other sets at See. py hee Gemonstrator machines at your sive! Furniture, ¢3 43 Orchard Lake | Sinser Sewing Center. tee NH. Sag- a s sry Poa Tr OUT: SMALL PIANO, ing machine e. Parward & Fines ee ee BA $1.25 week. FE aytag washer, $15. Vanity dres- $4143. “Aad appl hae sakes, (0b. Glaser pineien, an tee ie a BUNK EDS SPa'nGs_ & MAT each. Gifts. novelty’s & misc. f ats items. 21 Edmund Court, off East & bien. | KY 15 | __Wilson_ FF 2-50es. Ave. SINGER ELECTRIC oan SLE. uy wap, PE bent. % TO $12 Seve Gester aor anv Mame. — wep. Fa 3337. CONSOLE RENMORE ea pumes 10 VES BOU chine with chair. Us th $160. EM 32710 or FE 5-197. changed, Tampere aia kit Oem: CLOSING OUT Siegler Oil Heaters a Desert aes mowers Twice the Neat et half the cost. "| Money back guarantee BARNES S HARDWARE scHiCe's ‘wx sant i Ge Pe SEE IN HOUSEHOLD, RE- E it frig. Elec. stove & easy spin Vanity with mirror dryer. Reasx Part or Gas range . cond. €3 sem! Davenport & chair DINING “ROOM SUITE. GOOD |3 Ly secti _e \ 2-8083. Refrigerato INFTTE SET, FORMICA TOP |$ P° field, npagne $68. Many other items convenient cred- THOMAS ECONOMY FURNITURE CO. 361_ 8. Saginaw St. TRADEIN DEPT. | Guar. elec, washer ...:... $20.95 | Guar. elec. washer .. 3S Table top electric yonee vos $30.50 5 Lo pnarseces dine AEEIOS 16.95 nebones 19.95 3 “ Oliviae Te suite ...... $19.95 pe. living rm. suite ...... Beraide feeding stands - sono Ut! “WYMAN S : 18 W. Pike PE ¢11723 USED TV. $1905 UP; ‘rca RE- trigefators $69.95 u 2 TV, $300. Sweet's Radio Sanh. _Pitance. 422_W. Huron. PB 4-1133 WASH YOUR DISES AUTOMATICALLY NO ee cree Mare HOME TRIAL L WAGNER CO, Pesce PE 5-0221. For Sale Miscellaneous 60 1 COMBINATION DOOR @& IN- side door, Call eves. FE 2-4978. le SALE Paint: Interior - Exterior EXTERIOR — WHITE . $4.05 aa, GALLON le L RITE OR WALL BOND $6.45 TEXTRA GALLON le INTERIOR FLAT OR GLOSS. 86 So EXTRA GA PLASTER ,. TONE (PLASTER rs PAINT $4.95 EXTRA GALLON . Ae CINDER SEAL a PAINT oe yer EXTRA GALLON PURE GUM ee ‘2ic pint SUPER KEMTONE $3.95 GAL. SUPER KEMTONE $1.28 QT. A. ©. Compton & Sons 200 W. Huron OR_3-7414 i TON CHAIN HOIST. TON rollaway jack. Alemite | ‘nn a FE 56-2200. -1947 8, Telegraph. 4 TBAG CEMENT neds FOR sale. FE 2-2460. 330 INTERIOR AND “ExTE flush doors, rejects, ny on fect and alm . Some ta- us hes ot $3 & Up. house 4 p.m. but before dark, anytime __Sat. & Sun, 1-1-1-A REYNOLD& ALUMINUM SIDING. Sell yourself by seeing our expert ins Y town birch an ornamental . fiberglas awnings. ant Up I uitehens, er ens. and & jaiousies Ve x 38%. ats {ING ROOM SUITE. #75. on elie te, 2 eke, % bp. hed ofS paella ~eatl | COLEMAN OIL FURNACE tank $2. 680 voslyn corner Joslyn io For For Sale Miscellane Miscellaneous 60 60 7 1, WOOD Fi bag iy BH stone WIN- We IES ata he Some SF came rt ety value, 383 Lk. Ave, & 2260 DIXIE “HWY. PONTIA: ANCHOR FENCES AL L GOOD BARGAINS Sa, ae Pe fea en an i of 60 tele nee Redimiz conerete & mortar, 6130. |» We carry a complete line new You wil} be with yy Al prices SURPLUS LUMBER & MATERIAL SALES Co. i 5349 Rd. (Mise) 3-1002 ARMSTRONG GOLDSEAL re ll eee . FE _ feed comation, ‘bares 760 Jos- ‘BUY DIRECT WE maper sete Door & window trim | oe jambs, interior . .$7.00-C 85. 50-C - $2.95 -- 68.95 $4.96 Bi) b. $17.98 Gindews scubis ‘Sung fend G1 be EMPIR' wang. deat RE 2600 Union Lake Re. at Commerce EM 3-414 Complete house orders we do better. CHILDREN'S CLOTHING. ALSO ladies, oor a washer. MAytalr 661 Bu rose nage te ith ce heater Ww pgp triple / y foemn bastion ularly burners. reg- $189.95, now $126.65. Mono- gram 65,000 BTU into room only” wall furnace, extends in 3% inches. Reguidrily $210. now $140. 218% 6. Telege oh Ra FE 5-9969 Ore SUNDAYs COLEMAN FURNACE, POT TYPE, Gr ot oe a tee laandey abe tubs, canine a1 eS 95999; arate. ber sinks. 6 ans ORS CLASET DOORS facet stee] fold doors $5 a - Wossts Deer bees 8. Paddock. Pontiac FE | COAL FURNACE. WITH GAS CON- version burner,. FE 4-4051. CLEARANCE SALE , Bolens & Wheelhorse tractors, Moto-mower, Jacobsen & Toro jawn mowers. Roto-Hoe, Mil- wa ke., Univator & Power-Pac roto tillers, 12” to 30°, Lots of eae ractors = mowers, tillers & Sicnle: bars, engines & chain sows. 4 whee Smeal oi trailer, priced ST VANS EQUIPMENT 6607 Dixit Hwy. MA 38-7878 & ‘7008 . Carter's Restaurant, | Cooley Lk. Rd. oe PIPE — pe ws per or tinea! ft : Church's, Inc. | 102 8. Squirrel Rd. CUSTOM DRAPERIES 3. 5 TIRED, 1 Lire new, Reas, j at re a Set of- Lomo poy, ot Priced moval. ete for 2ch fice, bora’ aunt aise eet Ane FORE = BLY EXD ss eit poe eaaes In ~ | WooD For Sale Miscctlaneous 60 _ bt 9g STANDING TORE 4 1x32 Double Se Foes ott ati (a " 8 “ti 58 epee ee ee = 8 172 8. Saginaw E 54-2100 ee FURNACE RKC, = COND Ui two seaséns. OR 3-680) after 4:30 G. WATER ; TER, . $54.95 water heaters, . $70.06, Bath , firs ade, 05, A, Thompson, 60 5. Perr Garage Doors . Bor Seri aes and batces. ans up. A een costs us give PE 2-0203 GAS FLOOR FURNACE AND GAS wall furnace, double unit. Good ith R bie. EM 3-3507. ‘ HEATING EQUIPMENT Spee Reraeese: e and: spect floor, Serpenes, stokers heater. W: och: furnace stoker, condition Very co tf "laken out _ ta. Changing to gas. Call FE KAY CUTAWAY GUITAR WITH cate, King Silverbell arampet. with four mutes, Briggs & Straten h.p. aluminum engine, com- ete set of bay Ridecny pp Sa- shotgun,” 22 pone o WRF were. __MArket 42352. KITCHEN WALL CABINETS, base cabinets, —. closets. We have a number in all sizes that are slightly marred at extraordi- = values. Michi. Fiuores- cent. 393 Orchard Lk. Ave. LUMBER anes FIR STUDDING, 8 FT. 28¢ & rin be ioe” ory * 308 NOTTY PINE PANELING. NO. 1 GRADE, 100 FT. ...... $18.50 WINDOWS, ODD SIZES, ALSO PIC- TURE WINDOWS, REAL BAR- Loser’ COMBINATION, LESS SEAT $10.95 KORDITE ‘CLOTHES LINE, 100 $14 ALL LL. FISHIN TACKLE—25 PCT. A. AC. Compton & Sons 4000 W. Huron St. __OR_ 4-414 LUXAIRE FURNACES Instalied. Fair trices. Kenyon - Heating Service. OR 35634. LARGE SELECTION OF USED m s & rifles. Ben's Loan Of- fice, ¢ ‘Patterson. METERS DEEP WELL PUMP & $80. 1047 Woodland. Fe Ww GALVA lengths 21-ft hour hot water heater, circulating Fedders metreulaling blow- Do It Yourself 61 PRAPF SEWING: MACHINES, DRY fo Pike’s Rental De TOOL & EQUIPT, RENTAL Trailers, cub. r, 4 shers, carpet i mowers, ‘tillers, lawn mowers, chain saws, plum b- ers. carpenters & mechanics If you don't see it- $488 Disie Waterford “OR “SITS Opp. Our Lady of the Lakes Church. rd. ee ee B&B SAND, GRAVEL, TOP Bork, bulldozing, sod landscaping. ; _5-8323. or FE 5-7256. A-t TOP soil, B sand, gravel and ; _ ene ) Bennett. FE vm cane : BLACK ES wrk Bist, vA YARD & . Deliver - BLACK DIRT, 4 AT TOAD" FL dirt, top soil, sand end vel. Also a omen = Egil work, FE. 2-3891. RICH ree DIRT, dist. Eu- Sale Musical Goods 62 @2 BASS ACCORDIAN. $60. GOOD shape Buescher Tenor Sax. Aris- tocrat. Latest model. $150. FE __ 23-4750. Westside Van & a 120 BASS CHILD'S ACCORDIO Mother of Pear: rted from ‘Italy. oselli, _OR 32014. ACCORDIONS, LOWEST PRICE ON all sizes, accordions loaned free Ss _Dewinners lessons. FE BALDWIN ACROSONIC PIANO. $590, Wil 1 finance. OL 60181 CORNET WITH CASE, $100. GooD GRAND PIANO “SROMBOR EX ° condition, $295. EM 3-0624. cellent NATIONAL GUITAR CALL APT- er 5 pm. MA PIANO TUNING. yates ‘ER RE- homed er, OL 60671 — oclag PIANO — COMPLETELY onditioned. OL 6-057 2 New - sensi- ORCHESTRA Used - Violins, violing equip with s tive strings and pon Bh i-piece, $75 « oe ERVICE ON ALL MORRIS. MUSIC INSTRUMENTS 167 8 ginaw rE - 9-0567. RENT BEFORE YOU BUY. sE- en your musical instrument from Grinne Free lessons included with each rental. pes ,jnenes ap ou wy oad wks yout child an extra rinnels, n 8. BULLDOZING, PROMPT SERV- - _ice. MAple 5-6207, Clarkston. FREE FILL DIRT TO ANYONE WITH EQUIPMENT -MOVE IT. — ‘FE 3008, er) &. BLVD FILL DIRT, et SAND, MA- son sand, top soil & pea vel, Crushed stone. Black dirt. del, FE eet GOOD F. OP sOIL. & YDS. for = si MiDelivered, FE 46 4-6588, GOOD ROAD GRAVEL, 5 Y¥Ds. for " delivered, FE 46588. HAU! & DELIVER. SAND, GRAV- e} & black dirt. Deliver eve. & Sat ne FE Loading . Clay Fill - at YMCA PONTIAC LAKE A htt SS trac gravel, fil dirt, drain tile, ee Cement and mortar. OR cxERDESD 8d inn $12.50 delivered. SHREDDED year tat AND — Deiivered. Reasonabic. 9.50. FE tor tt FILL Tam oa _& .tree service. YARD & DRIVEWAY -GRADENS. 33802" gravel, = etc. FE. __Wood, Coal & Fuel 67 ap a & YARDS. — test at no eg oa. ‘ PE: 5-2606. ; t D CLARINET. LIKE NEW. | FIREPLACE — FURNACE — KiN- $75. FE 54-7001. dling Ra ene ~ 5 a a SPECIAL BALE ON BRAND NEW] ¥ Oakiand Fuel Dead indttuments’ ~warembones, | Palot, ai Orcbard Lk, Ave. PE and i ae - Large discounts while they last. | SEASONED SLAB WOOD ~ AND Gallagher's, 18 E. Huron. FE| | Kindling delivered. OR 3-4400 SPECIAL STUDENTS PRICES ON “Plants, Trees, Shrubs 68 ALL MUSICAL rRUMENTS. RENTAL OR PAYMENT PLAN | A BLUF SPRUCE FOR YOU, EDWARD Lie so Blackhill and Norway ‘pine, 18 8. SAGINAW FE 22100) Scotch Austrian, & MUGHO AN borvae Juniper, co) a UPRIONT rua #35, GOOD) tive trees. Dig your own, Bring isp miles B of Winom Ra~ und Sale Office Equipment 63 Duck Lake Ra. intersection, “Open exe! 7 : 48038 NEW AND USED OFFICE EQUIP: | SVEROREEN, YEW GALE. G, UP. pean’ shevege salinets. —_— Wrarcery ant Fiddle Ave.. off lockers. We have what you need.! Crescent Lake Rd. PE 36406. 1871 Washington. Oxlord. Mich. anb Arnold . NDITION, $75. CALL PE 8M APIER 6:06 pstrawberry Plan —— 2c Sale Store Equipment 64 er, tank & it. Ls $300 cash, Ide a heating system for smal] commercia] building. In . d. PE 2-1156. ONE 17 4H. L BOILER, equipped with or without stoker & controls. r commer- cial sized e “ € = & useo pipe. black & galvanized, haif price. Dixte . 6233 Dixie so Oa _> Piysco! . Gaul us = nother ply woods, interior ‘and. exterior doors npspo Perry. EBUILT ROYAL TYPEWRITE ITER table. A-1 cond. $115. FE 2-6511. oceans ws 3 & CONTROLS. Take out $25, 47002. sda —— a LIKE pew. er, bas ¢ totais meently o PE 2-7260 slicer, Mason's Good cond. Reas, MArket 4-3075, From hese “th ed & r. Cash ee Call FE 240285. After Koo stg STEVENS DOUBLE oe SHADE TREES and akKC cae BRITTANY §P PARTE male months MG rey) hes 18 SPECIAL. riot fet gun FS oe AKC REG BEAGLE PUPS ane = — ees zee 2 1ore. ~ | OR 3-7500, ne So cowrs Try Bros ouse ver, | AKC aa OLD. SPRING- paint. Most colors except white, | “geen ken age fishing. OK | er openiel: pups, 136 Dinte ey. Also Rev.-satin. f “Kem-tone Peas oat eos Ontiena ___-- | AKC GERMAN SHEPARD FE- Paint, 436 Orchard Lake Ave. 50 WEAVER K3 SCOPES-$28.98/ male. has 3 $25. 1 male, _ FE 5-6150 ° psf od Weaver K4 scopes — 634.98| 2 yrs. old, ae pup. $15. $40.50 LYMAN 4P . 60) FE 2170. STATEHOUSE STERLIN NEVER $11! Automatic Shot Gun <- :} BEAG! NrING 1 used, sacrifice. Tape “recorder, Guns Rifles Clothes % GLE HU DoGSs, - flash camera, —_ Grinnell pi: Grimes — Beat ~- Archery mos. old. Cheap. OR 3-7351.__ ano Crossman Philtp’s, Saginaw st. BEAGLES, $25, TRIAL GIVEN, co-4 et a. 22 caliber. OR Dalmation Coach. $20. | und, 37343 LB. Soaawiee BOWLING Sonnac ish oe ROMEX 950 COIL AT use PER | Ol, $18. FE 2975 __| wel i ar bird Ft. Wall boxes for duplex plugs, |4 LARGE SELECTION OF Le pod dog $15. Cute miocs - 38¢. Main & range fuse es guns & rifles, Ben's reeds $5. Red er $8.95 @ A. Thomp Office, 4 Pi St. female, housébroke, $15. SMALL PAINT SPRAYER AND a/| BOW, BEAR tte me 51 < 3495 19 Mile Rd. REpublic 23-7006. skil] saw. 477 First Street. Trade for Springfield or BEAGLES, GOOD HUNTERS, $25. STOKER & FURNACE. oR WILL |) = PIM bie 32-7006 sell separate. FOR SALE: NORTHILL eave BRITTA . 16 MOS, JUST _lung. Almost new. FE 48701. _Tight for training, Call MA 4-1397. UNS. ALL MAKES, NEW AND BOSTO! PUPPIES. AKC qeod. Everyth ~ the —— reg., 70 Wall. PE 2-4628. e trade i. *s Hardware. 3994 Auburn at Adams. Auburn | BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES, AKC Heights. FE 2-8811. Teg. 79 Wall. FE 2-4628 Sheetrock 4x8 Sheet $1. 35 GUNS — ALL MAKES — ALL size, Authorized Browning & Colt Geolee: wae ¢ or finance. High $ Try before you ber on our rifie range or cid palr and sc mounting. Open Pir Piyscord, 4x8x% sheet . ves. 1 dave week. Cliff Dreyer Blanket insulation 100 sq. fi $385 Gun & me Center, 15210 Holly —— hood eq. ft. ...... te Rd, Holly ME 4-6771. — LEFT HANDED SET OF POWER- Douglas EF ax8., 212, dit Bilt golf clubs. Bag included. $75. 4x8", fir, plywood $3.50, _FE_¢0172. 1x12 white pine boards, ‘ft, .. 15¢ |GUNS - BUY SELL. TRADE. Inside pred cei ed = ? $3.95 Manley Leach, 0 Bagley. an. sew crock. aster tod ara are “| Hunting Coats & Pants BA P TO $500 O ATER-| Korean Boots, insulated boots, in- IALS OR Seo MOUSE. sulated and thermal underwear, le MS, camouflage suits. JOE'S A&N SURPLUS, FE 2-0022 BURMEISTER LEVER Northern Lumber Co. oe, Cooley ae EM 3417 Rd. & BM 3-3747 Telegraph & bot Mile Rd. Detro EL 6-4184 Talbott Lumber Plasterboard, rock lath, Paint, Hardware, plumbing and eiectri- cal supplies 1025 Oakland Ave. _Ph. _ FE 4451 505. TOILETS. CLC €LOSE-COUPLED. NEW- est Lory for modern _bath- rooms, $49.50 value, $24.50. These are lightly factory marred. Also rates selection of ‘avatortes. bath- shower stalls. eee Piusreatent. 393 Orchard Lk. Ave. AND ALUMINUM COMBI- nation 7 vo seacews: BENSON’ | I LUMBER CO. WRECKING BARGAINS | 8 inch aon blocks, 1c each. Cash & WOLVERINE Lv eee 320.8. Paddock ° re 2-9784 BAVE ON GUTTER. WARWICKS, 2678 Orchard Lake Rd. UsED LUMBER. BARN TIMBERS. Wood kitchen range. 8 hole ice cream cabinette Compressor. Good cond. Wagon Wheels. OL 29-5701, * USED BARD Of HORIZONTAL 3.2408 furnace. reasonable. EM ACTION MARLIN 30-30 with compus $45. Bolt action 30 30, $40. FE 4-2008. ’RIFLE. MARLIN 33 LEVER AC- tion carbine ke new. 20 shots fired. incl case & eames kit. $60 MA ¢3804> LOOK! GUN SALE Shotguns ® ae copes til Burt weekdays, "tll 4 sang & urr- her TS f a Lioarag, FE HH junting Accommo. _65A See BEAUTIFUL AKC BEAGLE PUPS. PE 5-2020, MPION SIRED COLLIE PUPS. AKC, Stud service. FE 54-3065. a cinerea, flea A cate ttt reg rom FINCHES, TROPICAL Fisd, ALL Pet Shop, 69 8. Astor, FE 4-6433. GREYHOUND, -MALE, 6 MONTHS, AKC, EM 3-4219 GERMAN SHORT HAIRED POINT- AKC reg 6 mo. old. 68686 Roch- - mee Rd. at 20 Mile. GERMAN SHORT HAIRED POINT- pups AKC er Reg. VErmont.- IRISH R FOR SALE. CAL: OLive 2-1838 MALE. LABRADOR RETRIEVER. $25. FE 4-4193. MOTHER CAT & 3 CUTE KIT- tens free. FE 5-7332. NICE PUPPIES. MOTHER REG. Pather bik. & tan. EM ‘4 + ACRES FOR SALE eR. BARTON Lebrado:. City, Alcona County. 3-2343. & fisning. OA 8-2 be PUREBRED COLLIE PUPPIES 4 ACRES FOR SALE lett aS Reas. FE 45915, ton Alcona City, Coun _hunting and fishing, On “pains. _Sand, € Gravel & Dirt 66 ‘ ¥os. 0 OF BLACK DIRT. r= Iivered for 30 days only. ree exes. FE 4-4931. 10a BLACK DIRT, fill, sand and gravel. me OADS. CLEAN SANDY LOAM. oat ccon soil, wil deliver any amount. A-l SHREDDE D PEAT tol hit Wholesale aaa, retail. 689 haven, Fe bia, Ai BLACK D FILL, SAND. Gravel & Piss Sail vient tractor work, OR 3-5548. A-| SHREDDED FEAT nome. 680 Lockhaven. FE 5-14 TOP SOIL, FE 2-3489. J8ED TIRES ALL SIZES, SOME 825-20 truck Reasonable. 197 8. Jonnson. WEDDING "AND ENGAGEMENT Tings. A and rom, Sa aa LINED, $10.00, $320. zu 3-3385. pant { oe oe B. Machinery __ 60A Phone, Mayt rp5100. Done COMPLETE HOUSE MovINo DUG A OIL uantity of timbers, dolll ne re fea | eeeeknag” Somat’ fat eet a 4 2., Se PE 3-100 before 11:20 8m, ag Seal” cheet. suis Do it Yourself 61 tools, se shoves, neers ora — PLN bavats Gail betore 12 p.m. FOR RENT 2 = SANDERS EDOEHS POL ERS mes: oe ji sees, gauges, HAND SANDERS—DRILLS—SAWS | FY cape, "tihvess & copper HARDWARE > ' SANFORD -, ot rE Floor sanders—hang sanders— PR R= = FB) eevee cet tb. — at 437 en. ‘. X Lake Ave. % beg dag “4 ie. .70 re. #180,\ ai BLAYL K eo AT ag pe een bh del | Cons, @ BUILDING BOPPLY C0. eas ere at. FE Mi Orchard Lake Ave, FR 3-701. . win A Attention Truckers Loading Clay Fill at YMCA A-l TOP Black dirt, sand, Bi and sorL grave) & fill. Eu ait EM }-4615. vel. EM 3.2440. Attention f black & “tay. We dellver. ai Fa A-l ST black dirt and peat, Fill sand, clay and ‘Parakeets Guar. to Talk Some talking, traint: canaries Cages 501 . St, FE PARAKEETS Ean Ra olies 183 Sanderson. PARAKE CARARIEA, Ca ae Food since 1927—§84 Oakland Ave. PUREBRED COLLIE. FEMALE. 2. yrs. old. OR 3-567. .REG. COCKER PUPPIES. BUFFS & biacks OR 3-7566 after 5 p.m. REG. SPRINGER SPANIELS & reg. Pointers. Champion sired. FE 86-6372 TALKING PARAKEETS. SINGING canaries. Crane's eat Hatchery, 2489 Auburn. FE 46510. THOROUGHBRED [BEAGLE POF PUP. pies. No papers. FED 5-7568. TROPICAL FISH AQUARIUMS RE- spp - up & maintained. Call Larry, 2-610, 1047 Boston, TROPICAL FISH, GOLD FISH, ee apmeote canaries, An, ® es. Fros' Shop, Central Ave Lk. Orion. MY Dogs Trained, Boarded 70 RO STARR PAGS Tele graph. Hay, Grain & Feed 71 ing.| 1ST AND, 2ND CUT MAY ALsd w. Ph, eve, MA 65-6702, ST AND 2ND. cor NEW HAY, |__straw. Bailing twine gravel. OR 37549. : \ Detroiter - Pontiac Chief Colorama in 1958 = eau i Sar ren- “Waite Rock laying: pullets, Don'e| TRA (LER ANGE Piste. 10026 30 og, PG. FL MOBIL HOMES ~ Sale Farm Produce 78), w.. INCE 1932 ALBURTA PRACHES AT noes (Eee DENSON. CADILLAC Pa PaLice a oe a kets. ls now on display. 1 & 2 pt es gg BAG ~~ ge Ge : uke “new, xhee rx Bidle ‘down, Immediate pose at Petes ath tee ~~ QOLTLE GAS ted" pes tomas, pampki.) PART &-SUPPLIES 4 BT Satay ll N. Perry " gaieg La“ 8 yout a oes rj ‘ Stanley 5 “It's a self portrait!” __ Wanted Used Cars 88% ww veers Bud Shelton Motor Sales Pays top dollar on late models. Cor, Auburn & E. Bivd. FE 8-068). siting to = ere 1983 r your Auto. r ‘ AUBURN MOTORS Corner Pike & BE. Bivd. Ff 3-1471 -For Sale Cars NOL NE VERTIBLE. POW- r windows, Pow- BUICK ‘53 Chrysler - Plymough $1505 — “55 o 66 Conv. Hydra, R«& a power, $908 bo "Pipmonth v-8?@ dr, R & H. $705 — ‘54 Ford V-8 2dr. R & Hj. rubber. A clean one. , — ‘33 Dodge V-8. Auto. sa trans, R apy = "33 Ford V-8. Pord-o-Matic. $475 — ‘53 Chev. aan, R & H. Wanted — & Pontiac _ R & H. $10 down, Sb 65 Plymouth. 4dr, R & H. Rung good, OPEN EV ENINGS © 124 Oekland Ave. FE “1934 Chevrolet Cocce This ts @ real sharp red job with Ligh. R&H, auto. and one uns exe. Try this one, PONTIAC ’55 2-DR. Like new $1295 Hydramatic, Power brakes. Loaded with extras HAUPT PONTIAC SALES Clarkston : | MAple 56-5566" or MAple 8-114! ‘6 CHEV, DELRAY 2? DR. RED trade for older << or 3318. ‘86 BUICK’ CENTURY, ¢ DR. H. » Will consider trade. OR 4 DR. SEDAN. DYNA- & heater. White wa. ‘94tone j BUICKS— DEMOS - AND CO. OFFI- ogg TRS EE MRSS AT uipped. All ust be FE 206 oon orks e EW +6806 sold “ once—Bave more, BUY JUNK CARS & SCRAP IRON. On| NOW; No phone calls, Come pre- 93-6015. — Buick Dealer. Howell, Mich. THE HIGH DOLLAR. 35 eae mCQUPE. ALL grade used wer . need them. Drive the ase » J Bee day or polis =a 8. f will pay vou well. 480 Dixie ae. — 8. of Or- chard Lk 1% bik E. of Mid- "HL if VAN N WELT a = ll, EM 30081 H. Riggins See M EW M Mos Sales a UICK SP’ GOOD CON for dollar on tate model cars.| dition. Dynafiow, $1,200. ‘at ivr OR 31003; 54-2332. y| "Fe wine st 7 FORD. PHONE 1962 C. 4 DRL A BIR- —E_5-3175, mingham trade with radio & heat- Pontiac Auto Brokers | Sires mome., D", Royal digan Sider Su oo “Ss ay ‘06, Master 8 white tires . sam n. “Perey 8 FE 40100 ’ Oliver 55 All like new & Conse Hs be “y scuipment e ‘your | go eee EAGLE | SCOOTER, Call after @ FE ‘32 CUSHMAN, GOOD COND. $40. Mu 44251 HOUGHTEN “e ‘SON @. t, Case & Ferguson For Sale Motorcycles 83 46 HARLEY DAVIDSON. OV. Loaded, A-i shape. $200. MYrtle rome Tanta, Denaee er Baty Lg For Sale Bicycles ry BOY'S 26° BIKE. MEN'S Late Try size 7, like new. _ Boats & Accessories 85 including maple beds, chest, dres- sers, metal , 25 rug Y STOCK, : nee cs Michigan For Sale Housetrailers 78 a Les eactlntih HOUSE TR AT fe. 8. Hospital. og Ye bo 12 PT. RUNABOUT WITH ACCES. 361 ‘8, 68. Edith or FE 6-37 2 BOATS ALL READY FOR RAC- 8 ft. 10 ft. wtility, ear or Bonnie i INLAND LAKES SALES 1127 W. Huron FE ¢7121 PE 2-612? BIG .DISCOUNT ON EVINRUDE juminum boats. Tony's 27 s*FT ALMA HOUSETRAILER. Tn A-l cond. Will sell on io vapabet payment. OR +1251 or OR jo MOBILE CRUISER. AL aS minum. Modern. Sleeps MA 5-3506. CONSTRUCTION CO. 1957 Champton . All 2 bedrms. wil —— car or smaller traii- er on e. Can finance. MY 31329 Lot 90. 1540 Lapeer Rd. “$7 — 28 FT DETROITER HOUSE-| trafier, Will — Widow. 500 cas” or ct. . Opdyke . No, FE us _||MUST SACRIFICE 18 8ORG cUT- $2, terms. Can be Per = Cea Reig ite aeree ryice, 2605 Orchard , Keego Harbor, BOATS AND EVINRUDE MOTORS. New and used. Prices reduced on al models. Terms. We trade. Kelly's Hardware. 3994 Auburn pe Auburn Heights. FE | ~ ' board cruiser, complete with 35 HP Johson Javaline Controls, con- arene we, pers Bunks, stools, lights, JOH N NSON MOTORS thing ‘tor th rine boat, We ars distrib. dustries. Boat ocean hold Pine & hitches 1950 SPARTAN ANSION, 33’, 1 ’ bedrm. Carpe , air condition- ing, good cond. pamere Lake Trail- er Camp, No *42 CHAMPION, aa TWO BE rooms, heated 4 completely modern. | FE 2-4 "36 ANDERSON, 44 2 BDRMS. MY _ 2-4002 1985 NEW MOON 37 TRAILER. £xe. cond. For information, call! _FE_ 8-8784 35-FT NATIONAL HOUSE- trailer, for sale. reasonable. Used mofiths. Modern, can be seen) rom 9 a.m, My 'til 7 p p.m. 32500 Tele- =. Rd.” M34, 10 miles from) iis? GENERAL. ig Fr fa bath ci long. 3 bed Cash bal, $3,500 YT. orated Kon € "9 bedoomna 7 aor dition. oer ite Sune tale ie ease saan _& Bac ’ Dinte Hwy, “pepind White Rose Station. wpe inquiries invited, Owen's arin pplies, 396 Orchard Lk. Ave. WANTED 14 ft. boat. motor & controls, will trade free and clear 50x160 D-| ft. lot. Call FE ¢€4821. 86 oad | For Sale Airplanes | { 1956 SUPER CUSTOM TRI-PACER. New license. Allen Airport, 4251 Giddings Rd. FE 8-321. T_HANGARS FOR -RENT ‘Tra | nsportation Offered 87 lpuy 4-ENGINE AIRLINER California, $80; Hawai, io, | St. Petersburg. $43; Tam KS ot ses TO SOUTH- east Mo. Priday Eve. FE 4-7250. TRUCK GOING NORTH PART load Either way. FE 5-6806. Wanted Used Cars 88 TOP DOLLAR PAID FOR JUNK cars, ee. Miami, $46. Ferry Service -1254, ath. SHARE EXPENSES T NE AN a cae or 32-2668 days or FOR CASH IN A HURRY, sell ; things/** thrqugh Classified Ads. Always Ready to Buy | AGLEY AUTO PARTS 17) | ite "FORD DUMP TRUCK. NEW oe! 7 Paro s Pentiac Feu Brokers 1260 nPenRy ot FE 40100 Used Truck Parts 89A fg ey ae HTg MOTOR yon r | 2635 Auburn Ave ‘For Sale Trucks 90 12 FT. STAKE RACK. MULBERRY 9-0576. 5 cond. $75 1956 FORD f 1% TON PICK UP $995 LARRY || ES LA) OL 16711 in ot state. OR 3-6865. = GOOD TRUCKS 1v5T '% ton Chevrolet Chev, pick 1983 2 ton Chevrolet cab and chas- 1983 1 2 ton studs ead and platform, — Biter CHEVROLET —_ Goanty's oldest Chevrolet Wailiea MA ¢1561 1954 CHEVY, ‘5 TON PICKUP. Like new, $650. FE 5-2766. SINGLE AXLE SEMI-DUMP traier, cond, FE 5-2078. eeeree "64 CHEVY PICK-UP, VERY GOOD condition, FE 5-7846, 62 CHEVROLET Agron. PICKUP Like new cond, ES i) i982 CHEV. 2 TON CAB & CHAS- sis, Fiat bed. OR 3-2406 1952 4-TON DODGE TRACTOR AND tratimobile | MOTOR Masurek Motor oodward. FE 5-5141. is40 FORD PICKUP. $60. FE 8-8532. Soe 4 620 GMC TRACTOR. ALSO 30 ft. insulated tratier with tan- dem axle. Exc. cond. FE 2-0167, After 6 p.m. FE 2-0486. MUST SACRIFICE ‘37 GM l-ton stake, DU wheels. Good eondition, Call FE 54-8646 afier & o'clock, aN TRUCK Bargains np and Up FORD F6-3 x $ ‘58 cHEVROL ET 2 TON-3 x $8) FORD F6-3 x 5 Pickups—$95 and Up DODGE 1% TON ‘si'¢ CHEVROLET 49.TON $3 STUDEBAKER a TON "344° FORD ‘y TON ‘5¢ FORD +, TON "$6 FORD ‘', TON '86 FORD % N "57 FORD ‘,y TON Panels—$165 and Up "FORD SEDAN DELIVERY FO TO ‘8 FORD SEDAN DELIVERY Stakes—$145 and Up ‘46 REO FT 48, CHEVROLET 1, TON ‘62 CHEVROLET 1 TON —10 “a ‘83 CHEVROLET 1% TON-1I0 We Trade—Easy Terms “CY” OWENS 147 8. SAGINAW FE 5-4101 —For Sale Cars 91 SPECIAL, ow BUICK on Cali MAple $-1141. Haupt extras. e au Pontiac, Clarksto 9 : u) BUICK SPECIAL SEDAN. ard transmission. 4+DR. 6F- 69218 129 BAGLEY 5&7. Stand @lean, EM 3-0081. H. Riggins. : DODGE PICKUP, GOOD! , _ FE 20573. 35 & 34 CREVY 216. e “CLARKSTON Motor Sales Chrysler - Plymouth Demonstrator priced — 1957 Chrys- ler Saratoga 4 dr. ion & white, it, nn “eate t & custom ir, er steering * prak shied. dual head button Evenings—Please “Phone MAple $5141 . ‘eeane: 6 198¢- BUICK SUPER 4 Dr. Se- dan, radio & heater, alee: iw, ing & brakes, Dy bi $2295, : FORD FAIRLANE 2? Dr se- radio & heater, EZ eye . whites, he nice car with mileage. Dr. se- Dynafiow, 185 BUICK dan, _ 3 blue OLIVER BUICK 210 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 2-010} Open Ev SPECIAL 4 : heater, $1495. 1957 CHEVROLET oe Waa. matching ‘eather interior, V-8 ny tor with low mileage. e 0 3-7665 after 6. CAR PA TOO BURDEN- some? Let us help you just to some sf ve model. Lake Orion Motor Sales M%4 AT CLARKSTON RD. RY MY 2-2611 $0 CHEV. DELUXE. R&H. $125. EM 30081 H Riggins WONDERFUL condition. Clean. 1 owner. §775. OR 3-6666. ‘$0 CHEV. DELUXE, R&H, EM _3-0081. H. Riggins. ‘$3 CHEVY. BEL AIR pees Coupe. Extra clean, OR 3-49 Chevrolet ’55 2-Dr. Beautiful condition 195 $125. | HAUPT PONTAC SALES arkat | Clarkston | MAple 5-5586 or MApie $-i141 36 CHEV. STATION WAGON. 210, H, Also '49 Studeboker, Runs | oa! ‘B45, §2 CHEV. DELUXE XE 2 DR. R&H. Clean. $5 dn. Assume §23 mo. E_& E Motors. FE 8-2740. | 1954 CHEVY. % TON PICKUP, like new, $650 FE 5-2766 |'50 CHEV. 4 DR. FE 5-0204. Bddie | 1954 6 : , Radio rpyend Loaded with Steele Ford. = 55 CHEVY. BEL AIR. EXCEP- tionally clean Powerpiite. Radio with rear seat speaker, heater, power windows, power seat, etc. Was show miles. ra phe at 7 Rosshire Ct. or a CHE. TOTAL $695 OR TAKE over payments of $38 mo. OL 1-1478. CHEVROLET 1957 V-8, “PG. 4 DR. station wagon. Radi, white walls, new car appearance, See this low mileage, beauty today, fust your car dowh, easy GMAC terms. FORD 1"; TON—12 FT Bel ki ( ‘h “ CHEVROLET } TON» rT | aSkIns eV. i'a TON — ‘6131 Dixie Highway at M15 ‘53 FORD 1 TON DUMP 8TK. : ‘34 FORD F6 - 12 PT. -2 SPD | MAple 5-5071 Open nites ‘til 9 ‘Ss FORD F6 - 14 PT. ~2 SPD | $81 CHEVROLET }'2 TON — 12 PT Pontiac V ANETTES Auto Brokers 36 Olde 9@, full power, new .. "55 Buick Century He Hardtop . 1645 "bo Fairlan: 305 55 Dodge Coronet Py ar. € 62... : en '84 Chev. H.T., Pag sharp 62 Mercury 4 dr, FOM..... 5] ‘$9 emer tartiop at teeth 52 Packard 300 Ultramatic ... 5 $1 S PONTIAC me BROKERS 1260 N, Berry on eZ s room model 000 Conditioned like new an = EE +0100 are Bel Air 4 Dr., R. & oe Motors “SECA 55 FORD’ HOUGHTEN’ Ss HOT _ -SPOT SrA ae Convertable. R & H. Nice, setae aco nan. PD. a Many N tire: ware A ane ew “ In- “equine Seer seat, Low mileage. clean, = pt "63 HOUGHTEN & SON Rochester’s Friendly Olds Dealer 528 N.Main, Rochester OL.1-9761 “ finish, pane é sie “Geos Sales rg teed f sume payments month. Call ‘hee iar. sparks Mid- west 47500. rold Turner Ford. BIRMINGHAM NASH CLEAN CARS ”*| Nash & Hudson 1955 Nash: Ambassador Lamannds power equipped cont. tire. Fila. 1955 Hudson Twin H. power. Auto. trans, 205 FORD ig Hag = ay o- $3088 1954 Custom Po: ia RAH 9 185 $ 705 Chevrolet 1956 Bel Air Ra HK... . o1506 1955 Del Ray. Spare ‘never down. On yellow _R& = Auto. trans. $1295 | 1954 Bel Air R&H. Auto, tzans. Metropolitan Oldsmobile W8T Buper Holiday. Auto, trane. H. Air’ conditioned. Like C RUNNING 1se “Holiday Hardtop. Pully .| ped. A oe ee eeeee MILTON’S eon Tepe eee ee 160 Desoto 4 ar. aot body & gin oa 8 1983 ‘Remblor hardtop ...... s 1962 Ford V-8 Ranch wagon . § BQNUS "inane. Power ¢ ue las rans wer @ macu- late . $ 06 cee e eee er nee eeeeneeene en- 195 405 506 Birmingham N ash WOODWA P Sakae o*iervice CLEAN ‘4 CHRYSLER. $135, FE #0277. "$2 DESOTA - 4 DR. FE 56-9204. Eddie Steele Ford. ‘32 DODGE CLUB COUPE, FE 5-0204. Eddie Steele Ford. bs ANY OLD CAR Or little cash will make down ayment on "57 Chevy demos. or ate model used cars. ritten etandard factory warranty. Best deal plus low asyments. Imme- diate delivery. Save time—save money. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR LOW OVEHEAD LOCATION FOR A BETTER DEAL BETTER 8EE HASKINS CHEVROLET WORKING MAN'S FRIEND” “Oakland County’s | Fastest Growi ing Dealer” | 6751 ea) ae pend at MIS | MA_ s-sonr © Open Nights "til 9 vey HK. 1955 Smbaseater va mm BY, Like | _ > Ses 56-0204. Eddie Steele Ford ‘“ ¢ DR. FE 45-0204. Eddie Stele. Ford. ‘33 FORD STD. trans. FE 54-0204. Steele Ford. ‘4 2 Tic. FE 54-9206. Steele i ‘85 PORD 2 DR. FE 56-0204, Steele Ford. * FORD RA WGN, FE Steele Ford ‘ ‘SS FORD COUNTR AN, __5-0204, Exddie Steele Ford. ‘83 FORD CUSTOM, 2 DR. FORDO- matic. R&H, no — down. As- sume pozmests of 80 month. Call Credit vr. Mr. Parks. MId- _Sest (1000, "Harold Tumer Ford. ‘59 Dodge coma tack Paint & tires ike w, Pactory radio & heater. FULL PRICE Your old car re: con- dit or $08. week on bal-. ance : E McNEAL For the best deal Dodge - Plymouth Dealer 635 8. Woodware Birmingham WILL. AC ACCEPT = boats, appil- oe 2 Oakland Ave 1986 Inc. OLN MERCURY DEALER (0. 8. 10 Around siren na Biden nt ie LET 3 DR. EVROLET 2 DR. TWO TO Alex Teasley yPlyn SIE WINCITANL QUALITY 210 2 dr. Power Glide. pa alin, blue, 1 owner. Low YOUR OLD.CAR MAY MAKE DOWN PAYM’T $689 83 Ch R& i. NORTH CHEVROLET 1000 8. Woodward Birmingham . standard FORD Bacco SMa eat drt tadio oe 3,000, actual ——. This car alm new. An nd $1795, SCHUTZ Mi MOTORS. 8. Woodward & Hunter, Birming- fal FORD D SEDAN. R&aH, NO ‘Ass sie a ctf 08 men 08 month. Cal] Credit 5 Parks. Midwest 47500. nH Turner Ford. |'56 FORD, 4 DR. FE 5204. EDDIE Steele Ford. PRE- MONTH- END fey Plymouths Hurry—Only 23 Left! 2 and dr. Plazas, Savoys and Belvederes. 6's and V 8's. Every conceivable -facto Li prices start at $2475. Our Discounted Price $1677 . Your old car regardless ot condi- » tlon or $167 down make the full down Spayment. Balance as low as 15 J a week. @ guarantee 35,000 miles. McNEAL | ‘For the best deal Dodge - Plymouth Dealer 635 8. Woodward) -ME.,/4-2062 “Bright Spot’ ' NO MONEY DOWN ’53 Chevrolet Club Coupe 52 Olds Super 88 2-Door ’52 Chevrolet 2-Door ’52 Pontiac 2-Door ’§2 Ford 4-Door '51 Buick Sedan 51 Olds 4Door . ‘51 Ford 2-Door *48 Plymouth 4Door _'47 Buick 4-Door JEROME | Olds - Cadillac % en vue. war Auume pars NO M aS. "$17.08 | | "| 33 o ane ne ee ETAT Me | Bet Ce Cre eae - Bamcceay oars anes eae sf "THE, PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER weet oe oe ae '7a]For Sale Howstrallers 78) SLICES OF HAM” a "For Sale Cars 91), Sare__'91| For Sale Cars 91) | ae Bie Cer ‘91 For Sale Cars 91 tires 9] THUNDERBIRD DEMO. 4, “TOM ‘BOHR, a 9 FORD TDR. Ve CLEAN. g4u0./ is FORD CUSTOM 3 DR FORDS. (eater be 5 sarah, FOR SALE: MK-7 IAOUAR. EX-. cellent cond, Returning to college. — seul, $1,175 or best offer. Te ¥ 4 DR. ” tg aes cond. Lk ¢near No wy 16, Farmington, 80 MERC BAD TRANSMISSION, A. cars. Repair work. ENGLE NA SAL r Rd. Btee! ‘37 NASH RAMBLER STATION wi : . cond. OR 3-7989. ‘8? NASH Ri STATION ¥ 7 PONE , Powe brakes, Hydra. CLOSE OUT SPECIALS ‘88 Chev. wagon, like new. Chey, P. G v3 HASKINS CHEVROLET FRIEND” vre“Oakland Comnty" $ Fastest Growing Dealer” _ O31 ~Dixte at MIS MA_ 5.807" Cpe Nights ‘til Hole, fren 3 r) cavERT. TAYLOR CHEV. SALES Walled Lake MA 1561 1957 OLDs 08. HOLIDAY 4, DR. sedan. power, oversized ~ 1950 PIL ‘YMOUTH- ° STATION WAGON n) cY OWENS FE 54-4101 FE 6-3588 Open 8 am. to 8 p.m. re ‘t= PLYMOUTH cu SUB- R&H, W.W. Power Geko tn Low mileage. Pvt. own- | & 1955 ‘iL PLY. 7 Da. FE Sn. EDDIE DB y PLY. Rall. GOOD TIRES. Priced to sell, 6003 Livernois. * ‘ee sm Dee, Pontiac 'S4 4Dr, Paras. htiwest $80 +1600. mya ope ob eo atewal ' $1195. 54 os POSSESSED ' ; etn! BE Pavia OF $6) HAUPT i MONTH, PONTIAC SALES Clarkston ; Maple &-5566 or MAple 5-1141 BRAID DESOTO-PLYM MOUTH DEALER 33 YEARS FAIR DEALING Cass AT . PIKE &T. ervoees AKER SEY HAWK, . Auto, trans, W.W. Exc. For information call Fe 1066 os a % @ Plymour 3 pa Rs | West Side Used Cars No money dn., assume payments Drive out where overhead is low CG Credit Mgr|. and save the difference! Many 1 BS, Thaweet arold makes & models to choose from. Kier Poms. anon 4-7500. Hi. | SWEPT W ING DODGE STATT'S MOTOR SALES "West Side Used Cars $23 W. Huron FE 42185 BUD SHELTON OFFERS SAVE MANY DOLLA P 1 @, Custom Royal, loaded 3 Cherie Gonvt. sos. lias 55 Fi | adnan RSH Power Otide. | 33 | ber. Bel. Powerpids .: as "54 Buick aaseerar st) 1952 Pontiac 8. R & H. Very clean. | » PLUS” TRANSPORTATION | 95 pee? on 00... Se SPECIALS, UP "55 870 Cate. coves $1495 soM™u |) OMY Lake Orton | +55 Starchie! Cats... 53 ¢. (DR. HYDRA. RAH 55 Cherie UL eos ies vo 180 iuchy 4 a ule 4 Pont a: nore ‘TOE ; 52° Ford age eee CREDID ip | At puck mae THE WORKING MAN'S FRIEND | :3! Rash 3 Dro ons--, i = ‘Sh Chevie ¢ De, 145 EASY ED JONES __ [80 Ghevie Chub Coupe 2.0 3 iss 115_8._ Saginaw Used Cars} Bud ‘Shelton M Motor Sales. : ’ ° Auburn at E. Bivd. PE 6-0683 Braid * |%€ VOLKSWAGON, SUN ROOF, radio, car top : i . . 4-5802 piter 130, SS PONTIAC 2 DR. 86 :. Specials s EONTIAG 2, DR, 800 SERIES 2 CATALINA, NICE, » 54 BUICK : MAROON * Nate PAinr ™ inal Pully “equipped owner. ie DYNAFLOW, “1 “OWNER, VERY | $tat PE 5 we CLEAN - Lost ay o mo MAKE wee A VACATION BRAID |: rieeenieat es . AL LAKE ORION MY 2-341 SALES BE wi OS pan be DEALER Station W on, 1 owner. 20,000 ‘$$ BUICK CENTURY 4 DR. HARD- TOP, radio ter, dynafiow, tinted glass, trim, low mileage, $1605, 65 CHEVROLET CONERTIBLE, V-8, radio and heater, standard a wanes & _ White, clean OLIVER. BUICK +210 Orchard Lake Ave. | FE 2-9101 Open Eves. MUST SELL Demo — ‘57 Ford convert., e $1 nite Agta a factory am. List prices start at ‘Our Discounted Price ’ $1890 load- ve ga will take older arrange *yeur olf goes tn this clearance! cat, fn ta with Sit mos, ead Your old car regardiess of condi- om, = for Ray. tion $1&% can make full — ‘payment. As low as $15 per BIRMINGHAM F » 35.000 “miles: QUALITY ‘3S Chevy 910 2 Dr. Several in different colors & accessories. Priced to sell. $200 down or old car dow>, : NORTH > CHEVROLET 1000 8. Woodward Birmingham, Michigan McNEAL For the best deal Dodge - - Plymouth Dealer 633 8. Woodward MI ¢3042 Birmingham 3} STUDE. 2? DR. OVERDR. FR 35-8206. Eddie Steele Ford. ia | Parts. Sildwest 47500. T mare id ? Ford. “NORTH PONTIAC MOST MAKES AND” vo} WoDELS TO AUTO SALES 312: W. Montcaim PE 4-0151 PONTIAC, 2 DR. DELUXE. Good motor good tires. 51 W. Huron, FE 4-1556. i "b} PONTIAC CONV. HYDRA. R&H, W-W. No money down. Assume nee 4 of we me. . Call Credit Midwest 4-7500. Herold Sauer Ford PONTIAC 1954 HYDRAMATIC. Very clean, Will take po ol in trade. FE 3-7542. PLYMOUTH BELVE- vere. V8, RR & a> Ww tires. pS cleaan Low mileage. Reas Call MAytair 6-3705-. Wi Ltn ep 4 DR., Rane A ‘chief call ‘after ce. Hl | ~ | '§] PONTIAC STAR CHIEF 4 DR. Cataling, FE. $6207. Green Light ~ Cars. Priced to Go 'S7 Wag'n $2545 Chev. 4 Dr. a station —— PG, R&H, W- Over- ‘7 Ply: HT. $2426. This let na HT, has utton i, Ww. . This Fairlane 509 2-Dr. 1s; “ry ‘and black, —_ overdrive. beauty. So hurry ay Chev. $2245, Bel Alr V-8, 2-Dr. HT. ey Power Pac, R&H, W-W Come drive it home. '56 Buick $1848. This 2 Dr. Riviera HT has na-Flo. R&H, 2-tone blue & white. W-W. Wheel covers. 56 Dodge, HT $1746. A Lancer 2-Dr. LJ a jet pee, —- R&H, W-W is 55 “Tunderbird This one owner beauty has auto. R&H, WW. Just a beauti- ful car. $1975. ‘SS Roadmaster en oe se tinted glass, shiny black ‘59 Olds a 2Dr te ike Hydre., R. 4 ‘55 Chev. $1045. This one ts & don, Looks like new, eo en Ww. R&H, | "LIVE. i and let Reall It’s easy to do both, if you’ve got a car © that’s mechanically sound! Good brakes— good motor—dependability at all times. Get it by buying your used car from , MATTEWS-HARGREAVES South Side 211 S. Saginaw 57 CHEVROLET 2-Door Sedan “sage 12020 OBS Radio, heater. white walls. Ivory and light b ’°56 CHEVROLET Hardtop wcrc seasons $1695 Radio, heater, conventional drive, V-8. onyx black. - °$6 CHEVROLET Del Rey ............00--$1495 Radio, heater, &cylinder, cream and laurel green. 'S6 FORD Custom 4Door ..........00060+- $1495 Radio. heater, V-8 engine, India ivory finish . $1395 ’°56 CHEVROLET Say Wagon ..... '55 PONTIAC 4-Door Sedan ......0...005 . $1295 « Radio, heater, 2-tone green Radio, heater, bydramatic, ivory and green. . 'S4 PONTIAC Star Chief ......... vee eeee $LL45 Hard radio, heater, hydramatic, power steering, power brakes. °544 CHEVROLET 4-Door Sedan............$ 795 Radio, heater, beige and Bermuda green. ‘4 FORD 2 Door Sedan <-->. os. 2037 2s + -$ 695 Radio! heater, ivory and dark blue finish. eee 445 old. 83 CHEVROLET Bel Airc ......... 4@door sedan, radio. heater. ivory aed sun ¢ North Side 641 Oakland Ave. "57 CHEVROLET Bel Air sich erbeg 1 tt 1 $2195 @door, radio, heater, powerglide, 2-tone gre - $1895 °56 CHEVROLET BelAir ...........005. eaue ee tie tan tetas etn” power ‘steering 56 PONTIAC Star Chief ................. $1845 Radio, heater. bydramatic, power steering, power brakes. 4 56 CHEVROLET 4-Door ..........0..004.$1295 Heater. beautiful blue and ivory. . ’56 FORD Custom 2-Door ................$1195 Radio, heater, jet black finish. 55 CHEVROLET 210 2-Door 556 comcns ++ $1095 ‘ Radio, heater, ivory and light ' 55 CHEVROLET Bel Air. step Ge0 door Bee Mae Hardtop, radio, heater, _erareune. v4 ine. | and coral. “ '5$ CHEVROLET 4 Door Ober ereveneres es $1295 Radio, heater and powerglide. 55 CHEVROLET 2-Door 686 todas wats ce ancSl20S Powerglide. radio and heater. '54 CHEVROLET “Bel Air. ............,.. .$ 845 ?door sedan, radio, heater, powerglide, MANY TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS From $95 to $245—YOUR TERMS A Phone Call Brings a Courtesy. Car to Your Door MATTEWS-HARGREAVES- MANY MORE EDSEL RIEMENSCHNEIDER ENGELHART _ Birmingham / Orchard Lake at Cass FE 80488 “Your CHEVROLET Dealer” F 233 s. “ene PE 20131 FE 4-4546 FE 4-4547 THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, “1957 ae 3 ~ ae FORT Y-SEVEN -- Today's Radio Programs - - 4 ad ) Singer Refuses WIR, (760) = CKLW, com) = WW, (950) OAR, (1190) WXYZ, (1200 ©WRON, (1460) | WIBK, (vane) "Programs furnished by stations Uisted in this columm are subject to change without motive. fo Stage Feuds TONIGEE 11:00—WJR, News WJBK, News, Reid CKLW, News, Davies 6:00—-WIR, News WWJ, Bandstand WCAR, T. WCAR, News, Be Martyn "WW, News r2, Top of Tows WPON. Early ‘Bird Club | WPON. Chuck Lewis About New TV Show caw me. Sports CELW, News, p oving - 9:00—WJR, William Sheehan, 1:30—WJR, Soe. De Dr, Malone Getti Hi h Ratin WEAR. pews, ‘Page WON, News, smoreme | Wve. “Brenkfost’ Chub News,” Single ng Tign hanngs WEON, fens, Wester U130-Wah, Musto WaBK: News’ George 2:00—WJR, Ma Posrec, +a Ww ¢:20-WIR, Dinner Date WET Top of the tows News Martyn a News pa By WILLIAM GLOVER . : Ross JBE, Kase: . ews, Le CKL ustin * 7 pt | WPON, Musto With Mason | 9:30—WJR, Jack Harris W News, George NEW YORK w — Patti Page, a WPON, Muse TUURSDAY MORN |'*wwa. News, roe Rec? | WRON. Chuck Lewis blonde bundle of song, doesn't * With Macon : NO =| WxYE Herb Anderson” | 8:8B-—W9R,-20¢ Mus. Burton|want to go feudin’ and fightin’ 7:00 Quest House | #:00--WJR, News, Round CKLW. News, Homechats WXYZ, News>Around Town WXYZ, | . Morgan - WWJ, News, Bob WJBK, News, George . News with anyone. CKLW, Lewis Je. ptt Pred Wolt WCAR,. _—_ . Beall Sports Parade WCAR News. 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Ww Maborr - 2 | We WJBK, N M : ‘ , CKLW, Knowles WEON, Gecly ire Club THURSDAY AFTERNOON WOAR, — “After all, you've just got to - woe Newa, 6pinorama 1:30—WIR, Musie Hall tt: wera rf pvinall m 4:30 WSR, Muste pau make up your mind that you never wv e 4 Ti WPON, Music With , Pa way Sena Gor ee oe WXYZ, News Mckenzie 87 Boing to be able to 0 please just 9:30—WJR, At Home wee, News, Reid cxiw, Austin Grant — News sia Adal : CKLW, Platter Exp. WCAR, News, Sheridan K, News, Tom George) 5:00—WJR, Philip Lenhart x es Os a 3 Uh ony a Jim Vinal wea ys — “Wp, Nee i . Oaperts Because a major trend of TV ’ (2:30—WJR, Time for Music! CEKLW. Sports ; : ware “gurel CEE Tet Sow WXYZ, News Lady of Cb.| WJBK. News, McLeod planning this season, along with WCAR, wewe, Gzinorams Wi8K News, Reid Woe’ | en Davies WCAR, — with Mason (COWboy shows, is the boom 4n WPON, Music With Mason | _WPON. es Bruce ‘Martyn . | 890—WIR, Music Hall shows spotlighting popular sing- #:30—WIR, Music Hall men Meckinnse News, McKenzie ers, Patti realizes that public 10:30--WJR, Symphony ww News 100—WJR, Wendy Warren | CKLW, News, E. Chase ps ww, WXYZ, Fred Wolf tows News, ‘Mutholland. wae 8pts., McLeod tiffing with one or more. rivals CKLW, Platter Exp. W, News, David WXYZ, Sunshine Boys usie wih, Mason might appear to be inevitable. -- Today's Television Programs -- Channel 2—WJBK-TV Channel &—-WWJ-TV Channel 1—WXYZ-TV Channel $—-CKLW-TV TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS 6:00—(7) Sports ‘Focus. (9) Pop- eye, (4) News: Sports. (2) News: LeGoff. 6:10—(7) Sports: Wattrick (2) 6:15—(7) News: Daly, (4) Weath- er: Eliot. (2) News: Edwards. 4£:30—(4) Box Four. 6:30—(7) Disneyland, Jerry Colon- (9) Lone Wolf, (4) Wagon Train. Ernest Borgnine in ‘Willy Moran Story,” premiere. Drunken ex- prize fighter Borgnine battles to regain self-respect. (2) I Love Lucy, Comedy: Lucy plays cupid for friend. . 7:00—(T) Disney (cont.) (9) Mil- Drama: Hero fears war-born “Killer Instinct’ follows him into civilian life. Peggy Ann Garner, Rip Torn star. (2) Mil- “|é:30—(7) Mom Suspense: Ambitious wife Jane Greer tries to control husband's business by killing his partner. (9) His Honor, H. Bell, (4) The- ater (cont.) (2) I've Got a-Se- cret, 9:00—(7) Boxing. Virgil Akins vs. Gil Turner, 10-rounds, (9) Monte _|11:00—(T) Soupy’s On. (9) Film Th. Theater, Clark Gable, Lana Turn- er in “rs Tonk. * (4) Whirly- (cont.) (4) News: W'kamp, (2)! (Color) News: LéGoft. 11:15—(4) Weather: Eliot.+ (2) (Color) Miss Weather. 11:20—(4) Sports: Parker. (Color) Sports, - 11:25—(2) Nightwatch Theater. Zasu Pitts‘in ‘Sing and Like It.” Ann Shirley in “Sorority House.” 11:30—(7) 30 Minute Theater. Bridge champ Charles Boyer competes for love. (9) Film, Th. (cont.) (4) Tonight. (2) Theater (cont.) (2) I’m not going to lady of ‘Tennessee Waltz’’ and “Doggie in Says She’s Unworried SHE’S NOT MAD > “T'm not mad at Aap ond and "¢ hia 2 person each week, aa tee Patti introducing an average of 1; x: General Assembly’ jal | nine guests per outing. Alls Labor Unit Suggests |=: Impeaching Ike be,” says the > | us| The 66-year-old prince, Thai-| Debut in ‘The ‘Big ~ SHE WON’T FIGHT—Singer Patti Page, who launches her new hour-long television show, “The Big Record,” tonight, refuses to feud and fight with anyone. She's determined to avoid rating battles designed to snare publicity. Patti’s musical pregram will be telecast at ¥ p.m. over CBS. Record’ Toni ioht | British Slate Unveiling ; | of New Guided Missilés’ LONDON (INS) — Security re-| senses great range for bomber _ strictions will be lifted so visitors| interception. .|to this year’s Farnborough air} The English Electric Thunder- show can inspect for the first Bird has been ordered by Britain's time Britain’s latest guided) antiaircraft Command. This’ has _ | Weapons. four booster motors and an inter- nal sustainer motor and can op- erate at a wide range of speeds and heighths. Vickers - Armstrongs will be showing an air-to-air missile, the Red Dean, which is believed to be - suitable for installation in all- weather fighters. > *« * * Previously the Farnborough air displays have shown little of Brit- ain’s work in thif field. A spokes-| man of the Soeiety of British Air- craft Constructors said: COLLECTION LARGE “The largest and most impres- sive collection of guided weapons produced by any, national industry will be on view in a special .en- closure adjacent to the main ex- You'll Thank 2 hibition building, which will con- for tain components and parts display- Us ed on many of the 350 stands—a Recommending Treeord num ¢ * & The display and exhibition id | which will be held during the | EVERLOX® first week in September is ex- S$ HINGLES pected to be the most impres- ‘sive ever staged in Britain, Weapons on order for the RAF. |will be on view with test vehicles jand a pilotless target aircraft. + *« * A number of new aircraft types | are also expected—the English | Electrie P-1A and P-1B, which| have flown at speeds in excess of | ithe existing world air speed record | Home owners who have seen their Everlox Roofs come through hurricanes { without damage are thankful they chose verlox Shingles. Their Prince Wan to Try UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. @® —| tackles the-Soviet-government-on/!2K¢s the Hungarian question it will be a case of irresistible charm meet-| gates are wondering happen. * x ® land’s- foreign minister, is the representative on the problem. | The resolution comdemning Soviet suppression of the Hungarian re-| bellion asks him to ‘take such) steps as he deems appropriate” to! = Soviet troops out of Hungary, and bring about free elections) Soviet Delegate Arkady A. So- Can Charm Move Sobolev) wu: When Prince Wan cee imperturbable Buddhist,” and he| an immovable object. Dele- ™2=ages to keep the fact well oe wah will, concealed. His usual expression is! Javelin and Sea Vixen. The Fire-| ‘a bland, fairly tight-lipped smile. streak ‘homes’ It gives way now and then to a po- by means of infra-red rays emit- lite laugh that reveals two rows ted from the target's engines and) ‘of pearly white teeth. | This lends animation to his at long ranges. It can be launched round face, brown as unhusked from Tice. His dark eyes sparkle under supersonic or subsonic speeds. \black brows. The mood over, he) | Subsides bo inweeiy |jerkily, and never raises his voice.’ Minister . Andrei ~—— of 1,132 mph—the Fairey Delta 2, | and possibly also the. new they stay down in al- |Saunders-Roe SR-53_ mixed power | aay vay A _ lplant interceptor. Ask samples—lit- *« & erature — an estimate. No charge — no obliga- re cca | the “Fairey Fireflash, powered He has been described as an| by two solid-fuel rocket motors, patie in ae Somerton: and | There will also be de Havilland’s | p | Firestreak which is to be fitted as! : If the prince ever irewns, he stafidard armament to the P, I.) on to its target | ‘can be used at great heights and an aircraft traveling at! * * * i has He oak: rare sometimes ,Navy as ‘the standard ship-mount- He plans to see Soviet Foreign) Gromyko and - , 9:30—(7) Boxing votes OAKLAND, Calif. (P—A resolu- Hungarian Foreign Minister Imre| castainer maber boleyv damned the resolution as lion, Dollar Movie. Jennifer Jones, THURSDAY MORNING Joseph Cotton in “Portrait of Bobby Driscoll sees dad taken by Jennie.” (4) Wagon Tr. (cont.)| Gestapo in “Some Day They'll) |: gested impeachment of President|®@ry’s affairs and a concoction of )~™ laa ground: weapon ordered (2) Big Record, Patti Page hosts} Give Us Guns.” (4) Studio 57./® 6:58-—(2) Me@itations. : in connection with the|the State Departmént in a cam- \ ue more his enothad va be ‘teal the: a Foree. Powered star-studded new variety. Tony; Drama: Ralph Belamy as former! ¢.s5_(9) On The Farm Front. paign to =— oe = sphere. ..oioratory talks and, secondly, | Thor ramjet meetors 7:30—(7) Navy Log. “Ballad of the Big E.” (9) Movie (cout.) (4) Father Knows. Ro- mance blooms for Betty when jet pilot visits. (2) Record (cont.) 8:00—(7) Ozzie, Harriet. Comedy: David's date with foreign beauty has him tongue-tied, (9). Movie (cont.) (4) (Color) TV Theater. . photograph Big Leap.” (2) Fox Hour (cont.) 7 9:45—(T) Sports News. 10:00—(7) Bowling. Live singles match. (9) National News. (4) fish stars phire’s old boy friend, ‘Mr. Jack-; son Comes to Town.” (2) Ellery | Queen. 10:10—(9) Weathervane. 10:15—(9) Theater 15. 10:30—(7) Bowling (cont.) (9) Film Dagmar Is the One Who Needs NEW YORK — Dagmar cried on ) the phone from the hos- pital. She wept because she’s still in Harkness Pavilion one week after her operation—and from realizing that if she’d withheld consent to the “They finally time...” And Dagmar WILSON might.now be dead. mar said, “but I've lost 13 pounds — and had to cancel so many things. “J was supposed to be at the Cincinnati ball park Sept. 25. That was really a biggie. Everybody from Huntington, W. Va., was coming. I’m not all right yet. I cry, all the if Dagmar ever gave you a laugh, drop her a hello.right now when she could really use a little friendship. Cheering WILSON operation much longer, ,she 1 say I can have ‘visitors,” Dag- wept again. x &* * 7:45—(2) News. toon Carnival. '$:30—(7) Little Rascals. 8:55—(4) Fay Elizabeth. 9:30—(2) Harry. ‘10: 00—(4) Price Is Right. |se:90—(2) Strike It Rich. (4) Truth | or Consequences. Tic Tae Bough. 11:15—(2) Love of Life. 11:30—(2) ‘Search for Tomorrew./ (4) It Could Be You. (7) Robin! & Ricky. 11:58—(9) Billboard. wins. (9) Corliss Archer. :00—(2) Jimmy Dean, guest Ro- berta Sherwood. (4) Today. $:00—(2) Capt. Kangaroo. (7) Car- |8:45—(2) Cartoon Classroom. 9:00~(2) Garry Moore.” (4) Arlene! , Francis, Arthur Godfrey. (4) Treasure Hunt. (7) Our Friend 11:00—(2) Hotel Cosmopolitan. (4) THURSDAY AFTERNOON 12:00—(2) (Color) Ladies’ Day. (4) Tex & Jinx. (7) 12 o’clock Com- ics. (9) Ed & Ross Show. 12:30—(2) As the World Turns. (4) (Color) Club 60. (7) The Er- DAGMAR Joni said, “I like it and you like it, but would Ed Murrow Mike it?” at Heart.” t WISH I'D SAID ‘THAT: Someone “Gtscribed a former fagure| model who'd gotten fat: “Her cheesecake turned to pound rs ... John Barrymore, film-making at the Gold Model studios, says he hasn’t read Diana Barrymore's book and won't - + Theme song for Frask Sthateh's TY series will be-“Foung! cake.” That's earl, brother. . building ‘stone. He pulls gags ¥ -hepeplecmaae 1987) I- take my hat off to “The Great Scott,” a bearded disc jockey who’s found how to be happy though in a wheel chair/: with multiple sclerosis. Down in Fort Worth, Scott's able to act as office manager of a corporation which sells just as he did when disc- jockeying and insulting. spdn- sors in New York and Nash- ville. : THE MIDNIGHT EARL . «. House-hunting Joni | James and Tony. Acquaviva visited Henry Fonda’s home, where school integration trouble at Little Rock, Ark. a a oe ‘More than 2,000 delegates to the convention gave uhanimous voice unwarranged interference in Hun- Horvath, here for the Assembly's new 12th session. He hopes later) The Bristol Bloodhound ts a But not even Sobolev had the! a ceassomud = of views. motors and booster rockets, it pos- sonally, In a last-ditch speech all he said was: approval yesterday to the last - minute resolution. “There is ample legal with a president who fails to carry | out his oath of office to uphold) the nation’s Constitution,” the re olution declared. It asked Congress to chapel any public official from usin National Guard “to oeat s ata al law and undermine federal’ authority." Delegates also called on the! U. S. attorney general to take! legal action to halt any and all defiance of the federal authority by public officials. 0 Manila Spots Typhoon MANILA, WA new Pacific ty- phoon was spotted 150 miles south- east of Guam today. Packing cen- ter winds of 110 miles an hour, it was moving in a west-north- west direction at 9 miles an hour. ‘Hindu Offizial in Peiping HONG KONG, Rigpticed Presi- dent Sarvapalli Rad Hakrishanan |‘ of India arrived in Peiping by plane today on a visit to Red China as the guest of Chairman Mao. Tze-tung, Peiping radio said. —_—{ with $64,000- today. * * \ganda campaign against the So- cialist countries.”’ Prince Wan looked on jee | sively from the rostrum, where S/he was putting in his last few | hours as president of the Assem- ibly’s —_— lith comes College Girl, 18, ‘Misses Question Worth $128,000 NEW YORK W—Joyce Myron is just an 18-year-old college girl * The whiz on atomic physics had to settle for that amount last night when she missed a question worth $128,000 on the CBS-TV show “The $64,000 Question.” Miss Myron, a resident of re atl Bergen, N.J., is a sophomore a Drexel Institute in Philadelphia. | She failed to answer one part of a five-part question in the ‘atom’”’ category. She gave 1.00750 as the mass of a neutron expressed in atomic! mass units, The acceptable an- swer was 1.00894 to 1.00899. Ld heart to attack Prince Wan per | WHAT’S MY LINE? | INSTRUCTIONS: Eoch word is related to | scramble as-few os possible to guess my eppeors under grew, reading downward. “We regret that Prince Wan has been drawn into} ithis shameful and noigy propa- 1 CaaGe 8 EDIGL 2 CuKar 9 vito 2 RUINTOE 10 SHUROT 4 KANT 19 EsiOP S eeusis 12 DECAN 6 EOLEAR 13 TREAW 7 fe work. Ree > Tt 2 ; 7 Saeed 3 Member of Electronics Aces. : FE 41515 x C & V ELECTRO MART 8 . Oven Moan Taars. fr & Bat, 9 0 , RCA COLOR TY " < 2 Sales 3 . ial SWEET'S RADIO. a Bane | Italian Servicemen | Hit by Asian Flu | ROME w—Asian flu hit 20,000 (Italian servicemen, the Ministry ‘of Defense reported here today: About 16,000 have returned to duty, a communique said. j There were three deaths but |they ‘were caused by complications | | ‘not necessarily related to the flu} epidemic, the commneniase added. 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Peterson FE 5-3135 * Sparkle x Automatic Laundry and Cleaners -SHAG RUGS WASHED and DYED: __. terdam, The Hague and Amster- is reported among university com- munities and 34 military barracks are affected. _* * * | i | A ministry spokesman said it jappears the epidemic has reached) i Car Injures Its Owner A ‘bring a single-engine chartered a golf course. é * * * The passenger, identified as -Artiur C, Miller, 29, New Ro- “PORTY-RIGHT vs | te THE PON TIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 98,1057 a ‘malt Plane Lands Safely - Passenger Goes Berserk, Attacks Pilot in M id- Air’ CUTCHOGUE, N.Y, w—A for- mer Air Force pilot Was attacked without warning .by his lone pas- plane down in a potato field near chelle, _leaped from the plané, White Plains, to East, \Haftpton on crossed a wooded area, stripped the eastern end of Long: Island. to the. waist and waded across a They were 3,000 feet over the bay brook. Police found him semi- and nearing their destination, conscious, with his wrists cut, Loncteaux said, when Miller sud- among reeds near Peconic Bay. idenly struck him on the head from The pilot, Roger Loncteaux, 40, behind with a reg of were. Lake Mahopac, N.Y., said Miller| * * > had paid for a plane t from} Loneteaux, ae served ith the Westchester County Airport, near/Air Force during Wort War ‘Il\Lonetéaux sent the plane pitching ” and the ‘Korean War and won the Distinguished Flying