to) APN) ig gg anagem ae ee ea a a ee ee ers, we { The Weather Us, Weather Bureau Ferecas: 114th YEAR AP Wirephete MINISTER'S DAUGHTER — Carol Morris, 20-year-old daughter of an Ottumwa, Iowa, minister was named Miss United States in Long Beach, Calif., last night in the “Miss Universe” contest. She will compete with 29 foreign beauties for the world beauty crown tomorrow night. She is 5 feet 7 inches tall, weighs 129 pounds and her figure measures 36-25-36. She has blue eyes and dark brown hair. : ° ein the widepend una lowa Beauty will Viesseeimtc in ‘Miss Universe’ Title LONG BEACH, Calif. ‘®—The dark-haired daughter of an Iowa minister reigned today as the .queen of America’s entries in the Miss Universe contest. Stately Carol Morris, 20, upon ‘a star” as she entered Long Beach Municipal ae on wish come true when ‘Auditorium last night, ‘she was named Miss Uni of Ottumwa, who “wished States. | Swapped Mates, Children Cause Legal Problems _ LOS ANGELES «Legal minds has the three Sipe chil- dren, Doyle, 19, Vernon, 17, and Betty Jean, 9. , Bishop explained his stand this week for support of my children y present & Seek 4 Counts Against Hodge State Grills Ex-Auditor for 5 Hours to Move Back. way: ic i wan to poy my euwiltt It was McKeon’s first re-| All in Half-Million Scandal A Marine Trial Into Courtroom See - Swamp 6 Recruits Died on ‘Death-March’ PARRIS ISLAND, S. C. thew C. McKeon moves back -into the courtroom today after a look at the turn to the scene of the The former drill in- structor from Worcester, Mass.,. faces his general court-martial on four (®—The trial. of Sgt. Mat-| | ¢ Bathing The Drake University’ junior won out in the final judging of 16 girls who had been chosen from the origi- nal field of 43 Americans in the contest. Twenty -, nine foreign beauties wil] make their first appearance before the judges tonight and 15 will be selected to vie with Miss ‘ Morris for the title of Miss Uni- verse in the final stage of the contest tomorrow. The new Miss U.S.A. ts 5 feet 4, weighs. 129 pounds and has a 36-25-36 figure. Blue eyes con- trast with the dark brown of her hair. Miss Morris, who serves as a lifeguard in Ottumwa during the summer, risked her chances for success by taking a dip in the ocean yesterday and getting her hair wet. WISHED ON A STAR . “T couldn't do anything with it,” she said, ‘I didn’t think I had a chance to win but I did wish upon a star, the first star I saw— and it came true.’ - One of the most poised girls in the contest, she broke down mo- mentarily when she was called back stage and announced as the winner. Studying to be an elementary school teacher, she came to the: contest without ambition to be- come an actress. But one of her prizes igs a motion picture con- tract. She said she has no serious ro- mantic attachment at present, but she admitted there is “‘one boy I like pretty well.” She identified him as George Goebel of Des Moines, also a junior at Drake, where he is star Tax Allocation — Hearing Called Brandon, Independence Townships _ Restrained: Until Sessions Close © Oakland County Clerk Lynn D. Allen ‘said today the State Tax Commission has set next Wednes- day for a hearing on tax allo- cation appeals by Brandon and In- dependence Townships. ) * * * * Allen said the hearing will start at 2:30 p.m., July 25, in the Super- visors’ Room of the County Office Building, 1 Lafayette St., and will be “open to all interested parties.” The appeals, disclosed to su- pervisors June 25, makes it teeb- nically iNegal for any township government or school board in the county to spread taxes until the dispute had been settied, However, severat--government units already have spread. their taxes, Supervisors Frank Brigham, of Brandon Township, and Floyd An- drews of Independence Township filed the appeals shortly after town- ship and school board allocations were set by the County Allocation Board. * * * The appeals open a legal path for the State Tax Commission to review allocations throughout the FIRES 3 ON THE SPOT Action, other than legal, already has been taken against five figures in the case besides Hodge. Three of his top aideg while auditor were fired promptly by Interim Auditor Dr. Lloyd E. Morey, after he was fice manager, who was not on the state payroll but was paid as an adviser under contract; Floyd E. Lane, payroll accounting super visor, and Thomas F. Shanahan, custodian of the auditor's ware- house. Previously, Edward A. Hintz was forced to resign as president of the Southmoor Bank and Trust Co. in Chicago, where $200,000 worth of the questionable state warrants) (checks) were cashed, William D. Lydon, mysterious Chicago police- man and business associaté —of Hodge's aides, was suspended by the police department for engaging) in his extra-curricular activities. Thundershowers — - Predicted Tonight The U. S. Weather Bureau predicts partly cloudy. with a possibitity of scattered thunder- showers tonight. The low will be 60 to 64 degrees. The forecast for the Pontiac, area tomorrow is partly cloudy with a high of 76 to 8 degrees. The lowest temperature preced- ing 8 a.m. in downtown Pontiac was 57 degrees. At 1 p.m. the athlete, forehead, The mother and the sergeant met for the first time during a short court recess, “I hope- the Lord will forgive you,” she told the sergeant. There were tears in McKeon's eyes. Find Fluoridation Works for lowa City Children DES MOINES (® — The fowa State Health Department today said effectiveness of water flu- oridation has been “proved” at Dubuque, Towa. The report said that before fluoridation of public water be- gan at Dubuque in 1961, only 15 per cent of the 65-year-old chil. dren examined there had perfect teeth, This year, after drinking fluoridated water four years, 31 per cent of the 5-year-olds exam- ined have perfect teeth. Dr. CWiFles Henshaw, state dental hygiene director, said the survey shows that “ thermometer registered 78 degrees, + Higgins Wants Highway Chief be sought against Orville E. Hodge| of Syracuse, N. Y., sald a march on the basis of his story of the] such as was ltheft of a half million dollars in ; Pentioe Presse state funds while auditor of Illi! wine adequate reconnais| FINE... FOR POLAR BEARS — The waters — W. Walton Bivd., smiles bravely as she exchanges nois. hie sance, without adequate safe-| that make Oakland County a swimmer's paradise — observations with Suzanne Danner, of #08 Indictments against other figures |guards . . . with full knowledge| are a mite chilly these days, as the pretty Pontiac St. Despite the jackets, Sherill and Suzanne that members of the platoon could) lasses above find during a cautious survey of braver than most local bathers, most of whom not swim,” ‘said Thompson of @| Schoolhouse Lake. Sherrill Lyon (left), of 2350 haven't even tried the poking toe method = ge bgt Ee animate sine with Sangamon County State’s At- 7 3 + ee ae ry oF Sure» ms we cate ow WOH Man Sti n (See Hodge story page 14.) | |torney Emile Zola Berman. “Is this summer or did the Weather Man forget being prepared againat Hoag | never ot stmallar Saat Sr a Wils Cne. we weet SOS reads as to the dul ts of headin charge embezslement, larceny, | ™*tches in his battalion, gree or above temperatures for 17 days. Jakes. County bodies of water are almost was this 5,000-acre training cen-| their furnaces at night and slamming windows populated in the tr'e poowast = 2. eg shut as the mercury dips low to the 50's, cool spell. y Penpryend goo man, Some fuel oil companies report slight increases ssaetiat te described the events of the night| in sales while others say customers’ tanks are mal” temperatures of April 8 as he figured in them. | filled to tide them through the cool, cool everiings. He testified he got a call about} A large Pontiac department store reports many ph ” 9:45 Pee Ct Rie Trenee| Cmumere are “reacting more rapidly than Sor ing one consolation Chit mine: Dips even though for the missing recruits, lost in A low of 53 degrees Tuesday night broke a presidential deadline for a settle- ment put new pressure on steel PITTSBURGH (®—Reports of a contract Federal Mediator —. F. Finnegan was on hand again for Radio Also in CD Test broadcasting system, Conelrad. pating. distributed to stations throughout THE EXPLANATION system is: system, which will be used in the does reduce tooth decay.” cise ” The Federal Civil Defense Administration ITV Blackout Tomorrow NEW YORK (INS) — All radio and television programs will go off the air Friday in the nation’s first daytime test of its emergency _ The 15-minute blackout of regular broadcasting starting at 3:10 p. m. Pontiac time, will be part of the vast Civil Defense exer- cise known as “Operation Alert, 1956,” in which the public is partici- od. norton itter the country a of announcements to be used during the test period. One announcement to be made during the period when the na- tion’s TV and radio stations are hooked into the emergency Conelrad “You are listening to Conelrad, the emergency broadcasting event of an enemy attack on this country. At this point on your standard radio dial you will be able to hear Civil Defense information and instructions broadcast. “All radio and television stations are off the air for this 15-min- we Conelrad test. Mark this position on your dial so you will be ready if ever a national emergency arises." “This test period is made up of 30 seconds of my voice followed =| by two minutes of silence — alternating during this 15-minute exer- Courthouse Fight Continues Over ‘the Proper Site’ This Is the first of two articles on the statue of the proposed new Oak- land County Courthouse siated for construction on the County Service Center site on the western city Yimis of Pontiac. By LAWRENCE §. MARTZ JR. Opponents of the proposed new Oakland County Courthouse are confident that ‘‘we have it pretty well blocked,"’ but site preparation for the building has been started and its backers insist it will be built on schedule. * * * Major opposition to moving the courthouse from downtown Pontiac comes from a groups of attorneys Ff ® and downtown merchants, and the Pontiac Chamber of Commerce. But he adds that as far as he’s concerned, the problems already are solved, that adverse decisions will make no difference other than delay construction. OPPONENT ARGUMENT ' Opporients polit t6 two major legal issues which they claim still stand in the way of the court- ‘|house, - Pontiac City Commissioner Philip E, Rowston said yester- day the two issues are validity of the 1954 annexation of 111 acres of the Service Center site to Pontiac, and marketability of the title to the downtown site of | the present courthouse. The City Commission did not op- pose the annexation in 194, but recently adopted an atti passive resistance to the court. house project, Rowston, an at- of * torney, speaks for six of the seven commissioners. His views will be: detailed in the next article of this series. . LAW REQUIREMENT Under Michigan law, the court- house of a county must be located in the-county seat. The 1954 annex- ation was intended to pave the lway for location of the courthouse ion the Telegraph Road site, on ‘the westen limits of the city. Schone points out that present plans place the building’s main PE STD Nae EN tions, just inside the pre-annexa. - tion city limits. “There's no issue there,”” Schone declares. The title questjon stems from the original grant to Pontiac of the downtown courthouse site by Stephen Mack, trustee for the orig- inal company formed in. 1818 to obtain city status for Pontiac. TERMS OF GRANT — | ‘The terms of the grant were that ‘Pontiac was to have the land for ‘courthouse use only. If any other would revert to the charter com- pany. A lawsuit in 1928 sought to clear the title, The State Su- preme Court ruled the land would not revert to Mack's heirs if the courthouse were moved, Courthouse opponents claim this decision is worthless, since all of Mack's heirs—few of whom have been traced — did not appear in court to argue their ™. The. absent heirs have been de- prived of their rights without due catalina canarias bane f Fi i (Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) MAY INVOKE LAW Newspaper reports said the ad- ministration warned the steel companies and the United Steel- workers to iron out their contract difference within a week, There were implications, the reports said, that the administration might otherwise invoke the Hartley law. ; Under the Taft-Hartley pro- cedure, the 650,000 strikers could be ordered back on the job for an 80-day cooling off period while a government board inquired into the dispute. Finnegan said he did not know of “anyone” setting an arbitrary deadline for settlement, adding: “The whole tenor of the talks (at the White House) was toward solving the difficulty under‘ nor- mal collective. bargaining proce- dure." Finnegan said Eisenhow- er sent an identical message to both the industry and union, He declared ‘the message expressed concern about economic effects of the strike “but more important, for the 650,000 workers who are on strike.” In Today's Press County News....c.eccccses. 44 Editorials ee reer | Mystery Story........ 0.00065 we Food News. ../....... 31 thru 37 Sports. ........47, 48, 49, 90, SI Theaters ........6...:..+.44, @ TV & Radio Programs.,....39 Witeon, Parl |... .5...0scce0T® Slain Man's Wife; Must Get Life ro Mi, if eed > Women's Pages.....,38 thra 43 an ign tin IM os He, Me Te Rae he ‘station holdups here Monday nicht eae ete : ts eS : o AY Pac itic Hawaii will be questioned today by Fon- tiac police. The men were picked up Tues- day night by Oakdale Gardens Army to to the Navy the top com. . mand of all U.S. land, sea and air forces in the vast Pacific- Asiatic area. This too was the THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JULY 19, 1956 _ “ | ae ; 8 nhts Toct The Davin Birmingham = 14, Badly Hurt is ricki hts isis Way Tratfic Proposa When Tractor Flips. on Neari ing Climax Receives Careful Study House Passage Seen By DOROTHY JEAN JEAN ZACK BIRMINGHAM—"It's like qa new type of vegetable you've never eat- en before,” said Charles Morten- Sure to Kill Measure WASHINGTON (AP) — House Imembers took battle stations to- day for the last civil rights fight of its session, expecting to pass the bill after Southerners exhaust their ample ammanition. * the proposed plan for one-way streets and no left turns in down- town Birmingham, “Such a plan can be complicated and can he very troublesome," he says. “It has to be analyzed pretty eo pelice and were turned over to See ne as oe pects in armed rebperies there Adm. Felix Stump, now. Navy commander in chief in the Pacific, Sees The pair fit descriptions of two! leadership of American ‘military _of the three men in the $167 rob- forces in that theater when the way it was before World War IL.- was designated to assume over-all House passage, which might come tomorrow, does not mean the measure will become law. The bill is given no chance of passage | in the Senate where .a.filibuster carefully.” What the traffie plan could do to increase or decrease business in Birmingham is receiving the careful study of the Off-Street GE "Shoat n Seve rider rt cee ay for 2nd Floor ‘SUPER SPECIALS’ beries here and in a $160 stickup'changes become effective next a Southfield Township gas sta-!July 1, Tuesday, pote said this’ bd * *® tmerning. | Gen. Lyman L. Lemnitzer cur- s * *¢ ‘rently is U.S. Far East command- Police Det, Sgt. John DePauw {er and head of . United - Nations said that the men had large sums/ military forces. His hegdquarters of money which they could ved in Tokyo. account for and also possessed). It was emphasized no major pistols in their car matching, ishifts .of American units ¢- weapons ad in the three. hold-| Pontiac Deaths ADM. FELIX STUMP ups. Det, Sgt. John Williams will question them at Detroit Police N Ul INE could kill it. ' : Even supporters of the bill con- ceded the Southern opposition can force at least a four-hour delay ibefore the House so much as takes it up again today, by insisting on reading the journal of yesterday's Parking Committee of the Cham- ber of Commerce. The committee has already met several times since its members were caught unpreparéd to give a decision on the proposed plan at Monday's meeting. The council All Stee!—GALVANIZED -20 GALLON SIZE Rubbish Burner: : ; E * * * Plans for a mid-August trial-start tf —_— and forcing a quorum), <:noned its decision until a later|of operations and a Sept. 1 grand f $4.95 ve. 8 date, and several more meetings|opening were revealed today for fal] Value © Once the “Vouse gets down to|‘!!! be held before then, says Mor-| the Jax Kar, Wash under construc- ’ ® the he |tensen. tion on Hunter boulevard. NAVA A considering Measure, ft Perforated every 2 inches on “Eliminating left turns all the way along Maple could be dyna- mite for people trying to park and Southerners can bombard it with and dozens of amendments speak on each. Woman Will Pay Cash Seececesecoooosoeeosgeses - Solon Offering Bond lor Top GOP Slogan = WASHINGTON uf — Rep. Oliver . Bolton (R-Ohio) offered a $25 mailing ders the best 1956 campaign slo- for the Republican party. i Bolton said President Eisenhow- © What's needed, he said, is some- President as effective as oosevelt's nt McKinley's Deadline in Bolton's contest uy 31. a i en Tunisia Asks to Join U.N. » UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. INS) of the former rench protectorates in North Afri- to gain independence, formally to the U, N. Security Coun- «Tunisia, latest eil today for membership, The Weather * ‘afterneon, y Bear 66, low tonight 66-64, 76-68 Winds ear this pfterneen. te Pontiae At 8 am: arind velocity 10 m.p. i. = Sun sets Thureday at 6:04 p.m, ~ Sam rises Priday at 6:12 a.m 3g “New Deal’ or Presi- “full dinner pail." § vane U.S. Weather Bureau Repert AND VICINITY = ied tt ere li a tonight novell tomorrow. ™ ehange in temperatere ‘*co-sa, high New Zealand Cattle mostly south- . imereasing te 10-15 miles an Lowest temperature preceding 8 @.m.| there. said under Gen. Al- The new bordering that sea. : To Start a Farm, Marry a Girl Who Owns One a year farming, it will cost you started as a farmer. a Florida ‘erm expert, and that's to marry the girl whose father owns a farm. Dr, Marshal] 0. Watkins, direc- Find Key to Make-Up of Insecticide Booster WASHINGTON—Agriculture De- partment research has determined the chemical structure of sesa- — a sesame-oil derivative is greatly increased killing power against insects, but doesn't in- crease their extremely low toxicity to humans. The discovery lays the ground. work for development of a satis- factory commercial process for ex- tracting sesamolin from the ses- ame oi) and possible development of a synthetic compound that will duplicate sesamolin’s booster ef- fect in insecticides. Set Butterfat Record CHRISTCHURCH, N. Z.--H. J. ‘Dunn of Edendale reports that his Floresta herd of pedigreed (Friesian dairy cows attained a long - sought season's average of h. iE Move tae Priday'a ihe — 600 pounds of Duttertat per cow ~ ea. under norma] herd conditions. ee hee. 7¢| He said his herd completed the Soe 8 bay ‘q/303-day dairying season with an RM receseres average, unequaled in New Zea- 1. 74 “ ‘sermons land, of 1,545 pounds of milk at a Wednesday in Pontiar 3.9 per cent average test and we ighest Gouperarere gown . ‘own $0 (pounds of butterfat. : WACUTO. 5. acer ewsts-e BF ene n temperature... boven, OOS a Danny Kaye Ill ter eve | TEL AVIV, Israel (®—IDiness de- & gtsUsssessss layed comedian Danny Kaye's scheduled flight to Paris today. He was reported suffering a gas- tric disorder. Mitigating Circumstance? NASHVILLE, Tenn. (INS)—Bar- tender Homer Tate, charged with fatally shooting a customer, told police: “T didn’t mean to kill him. But without my glasses I couldn't too weil.” SKPSSSSIS the Euro-|he married to the former Dollie Lugar. Gruenther, “will be sub-| Coming here from Marion, Mr. Hays expands the | 30 years. He was engaged in land- present Caribbean Command tojscape gradening and was a mem- include South American nations}ber of Central Methodist Chureh. I want| Chapel with his pastor, Dr, Milton tonne Netencn $3,000 eek $4.000|H. Bank of the Central Methodist between $50,000 and $100,000 to get|follow in Perry Mount Park There's an easier way, suggests| funeral home after 7 p.m. today. .jence B.) Ostrander, 538, of 3276 ly of Pontiac, will be at 3 p.m. in 1|Mrs. Ostrander’s body will be at that gives pyrethrum insecticides! Mrs. Warren L. Berry '\Mrs, Warren L. (Belle) Berry, 69, of 38991 Barnes Rd., Millington, The daughter of Samuel and Em- ma McCartney, she was born June 2, 1887, in Watertown Township, Heys Command to| He was born on Jan, 26, 1893 in produce ajMarion, Ind., the son of Joseph and Tacy Ann Hays. In 1914, was a resident of Pontiac for Besides his wife, Dollie, he leaves two children, Mrs. Donald Jacobs of Watkins Lake and Jack Hays of Pontiac; two grandchildren and a brother, Murat Hays of Boulder, Colo. The funeral will be at 2 p.m. Saturday from the Sparks-Griffin Church, officiating. Burial will Cemetery. Friends may call at the Mrs. L. Clifford Ostrander Service for Mrs. Clifford (Flor Rio Vista Rd., Commerce, former- the Commerce Methodist Church. The Rev. Perry A. Thomas will officiate with burial following in Oakland Hills Memorial Gardens. the Sparks-Griffin Funeral Home until noon Friday when it will be taken to the church. Ferdinand N. Thiefels The Knights of Columbus will hoid a Rosary service at 9 p.m. Thursday in the Sparks-Griffin Fu- neral Home for Ferdinand N. \Thiefels, 71, of 247 Chippewa Rd. Mr. Thiefels ‘died Tuesday when his car hit a tree in Royal Oak. Site of Courthouse [pointing out that ice formed yes- A few of the amendments South- ern members have said they -will introduce or support would: Strip the bill to a mere pro- vision for an investigating’ com- * * * Write into it provisions for help- ing Negroes dissatisfied with con- ditions near their homes resettle! elsewhere in the country. Provide for investigating dis- crimination based on sex, as well as race, religion or national] ori- gin. - * * « Establish rules to protect wit- nesses who may be called before a civil rights investigating com- mission. Hamilton Guilty, Lover Insane (Continued From Page One) last year on a temporary stu- dent's visa, When Hermiz was found stabbed to death in his bed, his wife, moth- er of two young children, at first told police an unknown intruder had broken into their apartment, murdered her husband, tied her to a dining room table and raped her. shop,"’ Mortensen said. He points out that the Cham- avenue not only as a through street but also a ‘“‘shopper-ac- cess” street, . The suggestions of Traffic Engi- ner T. M. Vanderstempel present- ed to the board by Chief of Police Ralph W. Moxley dwell mainly in the Maple’ avenue area . between Maple and Chester, It would elim- inate left turns and cut out park- ing from 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. on-the south side and from 4 to 6 p.m, on the north side, It also would make Pierce one- way northbound; Henrietta one- way southbound; Merrill one-way eastbound; and Brown one-way westbound for the lengths of sev- eral blocks, “An essential be " was Vanderstempel’s term for the group of suggestions for the im- provement of traffic. * * «@ . Mrs. Donald St. John has taken the post of supervisor of Birming- ham’s Ground Observer Corps. She volunteered this week, offer- ing the now-how from her three! for Mail-Order Divorce ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. (~The only thing clear about the wom- an's letter was that she wanted a divorce. Written from Virginia; it said: “Gentlemen, would you please send me all the information and papers to get a divorce by mail from your city. I can send you cash American dollars of a certi< fied check to cover same. Thank- ing you for your kindness, I re- main... Dist. Judge John B, McManus in Spanish, Rochester Survivor Reported Satisfactory James Boughner, 9, of 1305 N. Oak St., sole survivor of last Fri-| day’ Ss Rochester fire, was reported | “satisfactory” in St. Joseph Mercy Hospita] today. The blaze claimed the lives of his sister and a play- mate. Mary E, Boughner, 4, and Leroy Roggow, 12, of 1135 N. Oak St. Later, both she and Hamilton admitted they had plotted the | killing, But each accused the oth- er of wielding the knife, 7 | i Hamilton made a tape-recorded confession to police, then repudi-| ated it, saying officers had starved | and beaten him to force the ad- | mission, ‘LANGUAGE PROBLEMS The trial was hampered by the | defendants’ limited use of English. | Both speak Arabic and Chaldean, | an ancient Middle Eastern lan- | guage not widely | used. Mrs, Hermns wan ‘and morose, and clad in an ill-fitting black dress, maintained a stoic silence except for three occasions when, she stood up to tell the court she| was guilty and Maurice innocent | because she had planned the mur- Airman Had No Luck Staying on Ground AUSTIN, Tex. @® — Airman Charlies R. Bradshaw already had a cast on his right leg, broken in. a traffic accident when his car went out of contro] on wet pave- ment and hit a power pole. Bradshaw, 17, wasn’t hurt. But. his brother, Clyde, was cut around) the face and Charles accomp led Clyde in an ambulance to the pital. bruises in his back, an arm—and to the leg in the cast. Not Enough Evidence GRAND RAPIDS «®—City hall workers agree its been a cool July,, terday inside drinking fountains in. the building's corridors, A refrig- erating system went awry and al-. lowed -too much refrigerant to. Stirs County Debate reach the fountains. Repairmen (Continued From Page One) process of , the claim. According to Schone, county offi-! cials feel the 1928 decision resolved the issue, “But even if we should find that we'll lose the downtown site by, moving,” he says, much that would affect the plans.! “A decision has been made by) the Supervisors of Oakland County to build the courthouse on the Service Center site, All of our planning since then has been aimed at implementing that deci-' sion. “in my own opinion, the value | of the downtown site has been | greatly exaggerated, considering the cost of demolishing the pres- ent building.” law calls for completion of working plans and contracts in March, 1957. Ground would be broken within a month, and the first stage of the building, the “Central Court Tow- Se would ‘be finished in October, The court tower, six stories high, will cost $2.5 million. Three low wings will be added later, and the entire project is planned for com- pletion in 1960-1965 at a total’ cost Lif tO niin. 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Mike ‘oes go home from the hospital tomorrow or Saturday, He will, wear a flesh-colored patch to cover his left eye socket. The eye was removed yesterday because of cancer that two years ago destroyed his other eye and spread despite long, intensive treatment, Whether Mike successfully trad- ed sight for long life will be known in a few years. The surgeon who has a 50-50 chance of growing: to manhood. : * * French Hunters’ Club Bears Bishop’s Name PARIS—France’s largest. organi- zation of hunters is the St. Hubert Club, which has 100,000 members. ee hunter until he saw a cross appear above the antlers of a stag he was about to kill, He spared the animal, gave up hunting, entered a monastery, and eventually became the patron saint of all Christian hunters. Rubbish Crackdown | GRAND HAVEN @® — City Coun- which orders a maximum fine-of | 's100 and 90 days in jail for per- isons convicted of depositing rub- bish on public property and trespassing on posted private property. The move is designed to help police the city’s beaches and protect privately owned water- THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, y ULY 19, 1950 U.N. Research Project to Determine Attitudes of Foreigners to Other Cultures ~|project to determine popular atti- ‘tudes towards foreigners and for- jetgn cultures. * * The plan is to put identica) ques- tions to the people in each country) on details of books they have — the foreigner they have met at home and abroad, and aspects of early schooling or personal ex- perience which. may have influ- enced their attitude towards foreigners. The answers wil} be compared and analyzed. Ri : Meeting ste the joint chair- manship of Professor T. H. Mar- shall of London University, recent- ly appointed Director of the U. N. Educational, Social and Cultural ence Department, Harold D, Laswell of Yale Uni- versity, twenty experts drawn from various universities and research organizations agreed that sample surveys should be made by public opinion institutes this Fall, in a number of West European coun- tries. Paar ne The comparative survey method was first used by UNESCO in 1948, in a study published under the title of “How Nations See Each Other,” and which has partly inspired the questionnaire which the experts agreed to use for the present sur- vey. 25 Homes to Be Built cit has adopted a new ordimance}~MANISTEE ® — Douglas J. Dok, president of a Grand Rapids | building firm, Tuesday announced. Manistee’s first multiple home con- struction project in plans for 25 new dwellings to be built this year. The homes will range in price planned as the start of a 100-home A large section of optic nerve was eut out but there is a danger’ some cancer cells slipped past the removed area. There also is a pos- sibility the operation may have’ been too late. If the operation was too late, Mike has only a year or two to live, the doctor said, But without the operation, he added, he would | have died soon—and painfully. Whether Mike knew before the goeretion he would come out blind ag not known. His father, the Rev. James M, Sibole, told news-| men beforehand he would tell him) when he woke up yesterday morn. ing. * * @ But Sibole’ brushed aside all questions about it from newsmen. Mike's doctor said he did not know whether the boy was told. DAVENPORT, Iowa ® — Per-| haps little Mike Sibole of Orlando, | Fla., won't- understand a letter he will be receiving soon, but it con- tains words of heartfelt encourage- ment from an Iowa woman who also lost her sight when she was 4. Mrs. Jessie Marrero, about 60, of Davenport typed a letter to the small lad, recalling that her 14- year-old brother and his friends, were having a snowball fight) when one of the missiles shat tered a window. Her eyes were showered with. sight, * * | “Being blind isn’t an ending, Mike, but a beginning,” Mrs. Mar-; rero wrote. “It's beginning a full, and rich life if you want to make: jt that way, A boy with a name) like Mike won't have any trouble. The world will open as it always. does for someone who wants it to. “You will find your other senses growing sharper to compensate for the loss of your sight,” she continued, “That is important to) remember, Mike, that you. still! have four other senses. Use them and you'll never have any trou ble. * * ® my hopes and my pray- Mike, on this’ “Yes, ers are with you, world of. darkness, fear, child, in the darkness we can) see with our hearts, if not with) our eyes.” Teenagers at the Girl year came from all of the 48. states, also from Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico and. the Panama Canal Zone. Patrols also came. from 6 foreign countries. Watch Bands sis NEISNER WATCH REPAIR giass and she gradually lost a Scout | Senior Roundup in Michigan this | front property. 1960. Ah, Forget It! |We'll Go Home _japple harvest, will be held Sept.’ 100 different food dishes: from $13,000 to $22,500 and areie subdivision to be completed by | be and Start Over CHICAGO (®—An estranged cou- ple stormed into divorce court yesterday, determined to end their marriage. *» ¢ *& Four hours after filing suit they left arm in determined) year-old clerk, and his wife Mary, 24 to wait for their caSe to be called. Urs. Pennington had wanted fast action. She said she needed support for herself and their T- week-old daughter Susan. e * * Morocco to Get Quick U.N. OK Soar as Japan Moves Peace Talks to Russia UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (INS) “approval of Morocco’s “pid for U.N. membership is as- sured when the Security Council meets next week to consider the application.. * * «@ France asked for the session on the understanding the controversy over Algeria will not be raised Judge Walker Butler of Superior/anew Court waived the usual 60-day cooling-off period usually applied in divorce cases. He permitted her to file a separate maintenance suit and Pennington a cross-bill ~ divorce, both charging cruel- in the council, which has refused an Afro-Asian demand to ‘air the dispute. Russia and ether council members gave assurances they will suppert Morocco’s admis- sion, making it the first former French protectorate in Nerth Tut he told their lawyers he couldn't hear the motion for tem- porary support until the end of! his court call of other divorce! about other puaipess. Four "ats as Pe lawyers re-| turned. The Penningtons had eget their minds. They said wanted to give their marriage an-| other try. Butler smilingly obliged and dis-| missed the suits. Apple Feast Planned CONKLIN « — The Peach Ridge Fruit Growers Assn. announced Tuesday that its annual Apple, Smorgasbord, a salute to the new ll. The event features more than | with | apples among the ingredients. Test of Bombs, Flares Hopes for Membership!,..0s.% Sin tele a wei ate WA Nation U.N. ee Formal admission will not take’ place until the General Assembly | votes Morocco into membership at | its next session in November. JAPAN MAY MAKE IT Thrilling New] "Inter DIAMOND MOUNTINGS < yEAN'T TWEET) caN'T SEPARATE! { | Your Old Setting ts Worth MORE in Trade! hg vomeck af tagndie otal. td ta) admitted to the U.N. It was believed that, with: the talks taking place in the Russian capital, it will be difficult for the | Kremlin to insist on linking’ Japan's admission to that of Com- munist Outer Mongolia, which also failed te secure admission last year, More than 215,700 acres of land in Taflia are Coveted te the cutive) tion of rubber trees, | STOP LEAKY | BASEMENTS! fez ah BROS. Will not blister, peel, chip, or — crack-off, No M Down ‘$1.50 Weekly M2 gph MT Se eT AGL! PT ROAM ON RO,R FE 2-4242. | | | 4 > “BU LOVA No Money Down $1.00 Weekly TRADE. r SALE! BULOVA No Money $1.00 West _$ 4950 “S yy ol TRADE-IN 4 $1.00 Weekly Choice . SALE! Trade Now for a New BULOVA "23" #8 $5950 NO DOWN PAYMENT $1.00 WEEKLY Neo M oney $1.00 Weekly BENRUS No Money Down $1.00 Weekly TRADE CAI ala! No Money Down $1.00 Weekly Choice « 49" All Pieces Gueranteed TRADE-IN J SALE! J NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR CREDIT OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT ‘TIL 9 Ph one TRADE-IN | | SALE! F Ederal /114 108 NORTH SAGINAW ax YOUR OLD WATCH is es DOWN PAYMENT Ra: lit As 50¢ A Week 0 on the Balance | { Se ‘ : s/ cco br ; . oe ; : ’ : ioe 4 we * _f i we sas ‘ ' J f : qi : roy J THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JULY 19,1956 oe a been successful in restoring some ‘ the goddess, Fortuna, will beiSouth African Firm largest firms, with annual sales . ee oo mein erring Juice Ager placed again to bring the city lick. Dye 4° Steel Works [Tevet of $98:000000 capital value} normal life, " \Castle’s Capper Roof To give the copper root of the! ahs of $146,000,000, and reserves.nearly| - ac BERLIN—Salty herring juice {s\cupola the proper antique look in al PRETORIA, SOUTH AFRICA —| cv sjing capital value. The pro- tty FICHE NOR. aula: # The new method, called chemo-lbeing put to an extraordinary use|hurry, the workmen are rubbing ithe Seam Atsicen tron tae Mints ies ot mimes le report im the American Medicel!pallidectomy, was used on iain West Berlin, Workinen Nistorieg|with. herring nice. Industrial. Corporation (Iscor), is|Jcted works, plus_expansion | Association Journal that a new|Parkinsonism patients, with good|Charlottenburg Castle, built planning to’ build its third steel|Iscor’s present plants, will cost ||Procedur chemicals] results in 70 per cent of the cases, /1743, we Boia ook on Oe Mars requires 687 days to go| works. | $78,000,000. Its other factories are brain hasithe doctors réport. : meget. whey, vised tho bape winiew eloans B.A This is one of the country’s|at Pretoria and Vanderbijl Park. , _—— A NEEDED ‘INVENTORY ADJUSTMENT OF MERCHANDISE ESPECIALLY PURCHASED FOR THE REQUIREMENTS OF... 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His round face, topped by a white 4 neatly-wrapped turban, crinkles: into a mischivous smile as he | . disclaims any direct connection. with Cairo’s North Africa libera-| tion committee or other organiza tions. working for independence. | But he leaves no doubt that his is! a@ voice of aeeeRy. 25-in. Oven with Clock and Timer 30-INCH GAS steep PAY ONLY $5 DOWN and old electric range v7 Beautifully Designed The look of luxury in a low cost 30-inch rarge that cooks big- family meals with room left over yet takes so little space in your kitchen. Has slide out broiler, lifetime burners. Porcelain-enam- éled. Striking design and copper- tone trim... aftractive yet practt- cal. Save now! Giant 24-inch oven is completely automatic... Just set the Robotimer, and relax! Oven turns on and off at the time and temperature you select. Fully insulated for better baking; porcelain enameled for easier cleaning. See a demonstration today... at Sears. Firms Send Helpers » When Wives Are Il | OLsO — A number of large Nor- wegian firms maintain their own | Appliance Dep!.—Main Floor | Satitfaction guaranteed ov your money back SEARS 134 N. Saginaw St Phone FE 5-171 = co _ y "i ge Ss wx i : - Rn F ’ Pt 4 s = 7 a7 = Pee | ae 2“ 2 ae me fi ee eS le || Only $3 Will Get You {| Candy Bar in Russia ON THE RUSSIAN SHIP UKRAINE—A chocolate bar gosts from $3 to $5 in the Soviet Union . , . but, of course, for that the idea of inaking the helmet aginaw reet | . part of the summer uniform for ey ~— of the most startling fly- |kexps. The policemen said they'd a a iareae. fon Sean te bel go along with the Derby Day stunt, 1,009 passengers were lifted by 5 z bell i : i F i i ; i FEST PIANO SALE | Now is your last chance to buy a new piano, a world-renowned make, at far below regular price! Enjoy a fine p @ STEINWAY @ KNABE@STECK | © GRINNELL ©. WINTER | | | | | Spinets, consoles and grands played only in the } Michigan Music Festival! 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Remember: both the Good Housekeeping Seat and Serta's national reputation are your assurance of value, SALE POSITIVELY ENDS SOON. BUY AND SAVE RIGHT NOW! . ALL 4 OF THESE LUXURY AND HEALTH FEATURES INCLUDED: 1, Gorgeous Long- 2, Resilient Healthful 3, Extra Thick Wearing Coverings Innerspring insulation Nationally famous for Hundreds of coils cushion Adds to quality and beauty oneiene mattress li rices Subject to Change Without Notice! ‘Buy Now and Save! Ward’s Give Holdens Red Trading Stamps SACINAW eee DOUBLE RED STAMPS GIVEN ® MONDAY EVENINGS 6 TO 9 P, M. os oe og ee Se as. ed ee ee ’ = y — 2 = 4 oe F ae RSs oe ee 7 *e a I ee ae eA Oe ea eS Aer Os Eee f° ee eae aes See oil 5 se Dee ge oe ae ( aus ieee: THE PONTIAC PRESS, _ THURSDAY, JULY 19, 1956 IA ‘ iv. @4 ary my Sm ?P hotorame SEC re STARTING TODAY, JULY 19, OUR STORE WILL BES) PACKED WITH MONEY SAVING BARGAINS... SALES WILL CONTINUE THRU OUR PHOTORAMA JULY 27 ~28 $ REE COLOR. 3 But Only Dean Martin Fits the Paton y Movie Tailor Decrees ‘Ideal Male Figure’ os iy FUviie esmn Ee EE ae all thc lik oat Seas fact, that he was commissioned |than almost anybody else, he says. don’t need it, and taken | to design that gold lame suit for “Stands to reason, then, his figure the lapel. buttonhole which | Liberace. : is ideal.” ; ;.| The “average man’s figure,” reason Devore sets his ‘a0 lnchen of chalk, : : The - ' Devore = . a weddings, when a bouton-|“ideal figure’ at 42-33-40% may : inches at the hip—but who's ee is desired, Devore shrugs,/possitly be that Dean Martin is), the waist and 41 at -the MARK DAVIS * — figures. : you pin on carnation. Your one it customers, pur- 4 let abiat spilt aieh wii Theil wes Jeog period afer bandkerchlet you puto: an, inching about 70 of his $225 suits| 0% “Stee” ames of figures FREE SOFT DRINKS concocted th “perfect” mea-lthe war when clothes were pretty|#2, Pocket so es not to clutier|a year. But Devore dosen't think. ely peers attempt to dis | Ss 4 suremets. “Of all the Hollywood drastic es for men They|UP, the manly simplicity cf thes; after ail. he's got integrity. aang hae mck Eelrenedl * : E PRIZES | ‘ : ae. jacket. “Dean just looks better in suits amt a ; FREE | a celebrities, only Dean Martin’ went for square shoulders and they sas heroes spend on their clothes, but 83 MN Seainaw St FE 4.4343 § ‘ re Ree wan te hy ee ee oe The natty tailor, who now mus — d sedi iesntes es: - ° wl r FOR LESS MODEL SHOOT. : | _ lad ane Se seal ot Gn gece EES pep t Dow WeTCi an exclusive shop at Hollywood Radioisotopes Spe “Let's just put it this way,” S APHIC On LESS worried? ot much, as | “Dancing a and Vine, began career on r +i he cold, lewertag Bia ‘syee «BRE Se ee SLE) EXPERTS FROM LEADING PHOTO CO’S_ pg 2 Unga rata aa moc gry Pe Lind tap. |FISRT GEORGE RAFT town University are work-| * Swimming pool, and 1 have as clothes j a cadillac and I a lot of do clothes @isguise the imper- | ered the hips. We've also climin- | His first steady customer was|ing to perfect a discovery that the pay fections of man. > George Rait, followed b faster detection of water pollution ¥ " — . Dorsey brothers and wt hy con is possible through use of radio) “If I said how miuch T made, it speaker and self-appointed 34 Finish Bank Studies ater Eagar Bergen and CharlieStopes. | world look like I was flatinting’ mm pecia McCarthy. t.” Devore, @ small and immaculate) ANN ARBOR @ — Thirty-four difficult ins The discovery involves “teed- — pertection + University of Michigan's School of pide more stir Rafts sa ing” radioisotopes to bacteria,! Rafael Cueto, father of nine & Ge ee Banking Friday. Thee course, Carthy's—but at any rate he was| whose Presence i the Wafer cel/children, was presented with @ which consists of a two-week ses-/800n geeting oe gree ype all ers. Using this method, pollution|Prize as the millionth visitor sion of two summers, is designed|°VeT Hollywood the s —_ has been found in river water in Tecently to the International Fair to further studies in banking man-|mown coyly as show an hour compared with atin the Dominican Republic, He Students ove cant: Seen) ‘TE: : pwn hehe pn ee | WORN OUT? Tue... sick ~ half well’ A SERIOUS MESSAGE TO YOU! You may be Gangerously taming your entire system when, Yow alow tenigue, <. POOF aperttG ent steno nights to drag you down if these symptom: are due to teen aed reinerel starvation of the body. When you eyrhen a vite ancl nuneral starved you rmust bee! linrloss, -eerveus - triehle, Nuwitiorel dedictenctes may caves pow | to be ust too Ned te amoy lle - too much of an effort 80 “EDIXA . FAST {2.8 LENS. REG. * RANGE FINDER a. * DELAYED TIMER YOU SAVE * RAPID WIND LEVER 21% With Leather Eveready Case pew Fan Type Lao Sh EK NOT AS PICTURED ae a ee ee a a neat STOTT eee CCTTT OCTET TTT TTT on -— ee e e OeT T OE ee “™<24 | eaten ecm seem | Whiklgreen dcncy DRUG STORE at | 3 , *148 a. SAGINAW *Huron Cor. Telegraph *4985 DIXIE HWY. VE NO REGRETS a ~ We Give Holden Treding Stmape Next te National Foods ° «« VIGORETS| # THRIFTY PHARMAGISTS Charge Less for Filling eet PRESCRIPTIONS k SODINE | ANACIN * New No-Sting | Stronger... i Antiseptic | Yet Safer! meaty F | Sot ies: 75 «|= GQ: Ourfie? DEXTROSE i with 3.5 ELMAR ‘es 51 Vales New Rockefeller —_ dar ey Ooms oe — ‘As low es 5-i0-] Earrings for Jifty ‘Costume Changes *Aque -Bive *Pink *White *Yellow. 5! Valve Reducing Diet Formula Sitinea , 1 Lb. Jar 49: Yoor Earrieg | ? + a fie x : 8mm PROJECTOR Colors 1M & OUT! The Set... ‘ | < y mame 2 . = BRIGHT BEAM 3 Sizest Small ,Med.,A Large 500 WATT 3 950 REG. 74.95 | Now Only... 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Saginaw S$ FE 4.4343 (ae im 3 4 4 tf {T'S PHOTOGRAPHIC WE HAY annarrrrrarerrrerrereeereeneaeieeeenes Fo. oe ad ., STANBACK Headache Tablets | “Attar ey es = 2 : e | WASHINGTON @ — A bill d-Dign | -* -— duties, DANG Dors to Acce with ° Speck thie tae in wel octts nd floo mean a exterior concrete rs, The House bill met President/here? patios, primed wood porches and Eisenhower's request to base im-|, “Oh, I don't think so. I have decks port duties only on export value,/a contract with the Rank organ- . or the price put on the goods for jtation for a picture a year in 35 cal 10 sale in the United States. Under| England and I plan to make ple- . Qt. es Ss Sige Stic, meaationts both here Ses Se Se ¥ THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, my 7 \Danny'll Be There Singing 4 i i UNDER FULL SAIL — Pressure on sails causes the schooner Creole to heel slightly in practice run by British Navy crew at Ports- mouth, England, for Torbay-Lisbon Yacht Race. LUMINALL concrete FLOOR PAINT 4 . But it contains a provision a. Easier Import Tax ny iun'm stich the cut n val RZ i \, % ssi for Hearing (sai vavdus"yembs and thus encourage foreign trade,\3 Picture RKO Pact was headed today for a Senate-; no1LywOOD W@—Diana Dors, House conference. the curvaceous bundle from Brit- The Senate passed it by voice! ain says she will accept a three- its bill nearly a year ago. The! aise Dors, here for her first group will work out! Hollywood film, said she may also two Vetiremain for a comedy Tom Decorates and preserves interior t is BROWN BROS. 4 N. Saginaw Street FE 2-4242 Wool “Oakland” HEAVY EMBOSSED WILTON BROADLOOM : 95 A beautiful embossed pattern that adds a look of luxury to any home. McCandless’ makes it possible for you to own this Sq. Yd. glamorous carpet for an unusually low price. Available in , a grey or nutria, . DRAPERY FABRICS 48-INCH WIDTH Large selection of fine quality drapery materials—any style pattern that you. $ 49 may desire—modern prints, Colonials, sheers, in a wide variety of weaves. Choose from barks, plains, Lorex threads, Yard U and decorator prints. P Pontiac’s Oldest Exclusive | You May Buy With Floor Covering Firm! 11 N. Perry Bt., oe __— “tl pA No Money Down ! i _ “BI NAW LIST DRYING || SS ee pores JULY 19, 1956 ee 4 IMAGINE, ONLY JJULY MID-SUMMER / . $0 for HIS FAVORITE PLAIDS! ‘1 sizes 2 to 18 ny t A] * va VX | COMPARE Penney’s Imagine draw drapes that are wide and beautifully coldt“tmagine rich. flora go a ric ra -» +» &@ smart scenic... a modern abstract or leaf mo- tif! On silky rayon-acetate Terrifie Penney buy! = tiny price! GOLD PRINT DRAPERIES : ? NOW JUST or 40 inches wide, floor length | SAVE 2° vt hO 100% NYLON UNIFORMS DOZENS OF UNADVERTISED o ‘ NOW! when you can really use them... hundreds of warm weather buys! £ Crease-resistant cotton fabrics .... .yard 500 Printed broadcloth, Sanforized woven gingham plaids. Textured cotton loop rugs, reduced, $2 and $3 10 only, soiled from display, sizes up to 48 x 60. ‘Bafe curtains, reduced to clear ....... st Sanforized, vat dyed fabrics, matching valance 50c. Mylon ruffled curtains, reduced ..... .. 83> 81” or 90” lengths, fine quality and workmanship, Nylon panel curtains, reduced ....... .08¢ 72" of 81" | All wool blankets . . . 3'/o Ib. weight at a special price ... .7.44 Dacron/nylon selvage bath towels .... .50¢ Full size, good colors, limited quantity. Wool, part wool, blended blankets... One of a kind, on display during July blanket event, - SECOND FLOOR Toddlers’ smartalls, reduced ...........1T¢ Sizes 1Y%2 to 4, 80 only, . Toddlers’ shorts or shirts, reduced . .3 for $1> - 370 only. Toddler girls’ one and two-piece play sets, reduced ............... Tle 226 only, sizes 144 to 4. All 1-14 girls’ ywear eee reduced fw Plays kdcusine Tle - 99¢ - 1.33 Shorts, Bermudas, fashion britches, 2-pc. sets, 400 only. Summer crawlabouts, reduced. now only 77c . 910 only, sizes 9-12-18 months. Girls’ baby doll pajamas es P| | Ladies’ summer millinery, all reduced to. . $1 Summer dresses, reduced to clear... .$4- $6 Styles, fabrics ideal for wear right now at a saving. STREET FLOOR Men’s white broadcloth shirts, reduced. . .$2 120 only, best-selling styles and quality. Men’s summer dress, business shirts... reduced oe cmee ene bbegeescwQell All skip-dent, batiste fabrics now at one clearance price. All short sleeve sport shirts, reduced .. . 1.33 580 only, cottons, butcher weave, prints. Long sleeve sport shirts, reduced ..... 1.99 208 only, includes wash-and-wear fabrics, others. All men’s straw hats reduced for clearance ..... ...- 1,99 and 2.99 34 only, includes hand-woven Panamas, Men’s swim trunks, reduced ............ .$2 40 only, brief and boxer styles. Men’s sport jackets, reduced ... $2 and $3 65 only, some washable, all lightweight fabrics. Men’s walking shorts, reduced ...... . 1.99 65 pr. only, in denim, butcher weave, seersucker, tropimal weave. . Men’s slacks for summer wear, now a low 3.44 Butcher weace, rayon gabardine, crease-resistant tropicals. 160 pair. Men’s orlon/nylon wash & wear slacks. 4.77 130 pair. popular miracle fabric, needs no ironing. Men’s, women’s, children’s shoes . . « . reduced ..... wee cuseesabtases $1 to $3 Over 300 pair includes summer styles, discontinued styles, all from régular stocks and first quality. BASEMENT Men’s sport caps, reduced .............,..99¢ Men’s knit T-shirts, ROW jr. .:. 5. .r:5O€ Matched twill shirt and pants ....,..........$4 Shirts 1.75, pants 2.25, broken sizes. Men’s plastic coated work gloves... | reduced .............e00000 3 for $1 Good for rough work, gardening, and a real bargain. Men’s ventilated work oxfords, reduced. $4 Boys’ denim slacks, reduced .........n0W {.17 Boys’ summer pajamas, reduced .. .........$1 Boys’ carge pocket pants, reduced .........99¢ sizes only. VALUES IN EVERY DEPARTMENT! THIRD FLOOR | Values to $10.98 7 5” , | Regular $9.95 $ 99 i Learning POW Code |‘ ‘The advisory board, composed|ig | Rents Shaw House, Finally| simon e- saeisteacat sat ce | von ‘noes ws mot eovergment commie om wp tg tae 3 tas inoue Wlnon more than a et 4 & docron, ed dit Tra. 4 permet commis women stowe. (mage by arate lege 2 Peir $15.00 | turesque ruins, has finally found! Casserley’s rent will be $490 aimen who might be-| wilson, in accepting the report,| ie roe —— ~ ictmney cg Gaede me ene oS ar umstt smts aceveealg| $4.95. Men's Washable Jackets $2.99 $2.98 Ladies’ Blouses : wn . ‘ dramatist George Bernard Shaw|to let in tourists to see Shaw’s| The code was set up after somelvisits to regular and reserve un n's Was GCKETS 94.77 94.70 LGGIGS BIOUSES .....++++- Uved fr a0 tong. working rooms and garden on Sat its to check on the code training) — Since Shaw's death in 1950 the ENTIRE STOCK — MEN’S _ Ayot St. La Pg ; ; ie . wrence - : f i ae © Saatie witaannan Men’s Summer Suits Short Sleeve Sport shirts Christopher Casserley, a breexy| : Values to $60.00 Z alues to $5.00 public relations executive with a} i ta Ee mo Tieriheligt Cited fascias $4} QQ00 2 S9Q 00 old Socialist’s home,” i = | FABULOUS, FIERY ; | co GA «= “HEART OF If Shaw’s spirit should be hover- \ ‘ e* » \ ing \f, eer i. . about it probably , ot of taut withthe . ~ DIAMONDS” p Yeor ‘Round Suits .......... 20% Off Ladies’ Purses, values to $3.98. . .$1.99 aptamer te NW '#-Precious 14K Yellow or White Gold Look at These __——_ Items! . _SENSATIONALLY PRICED $99% il te: -§ Open Friday & Monday Evenings FREE PARKING ¢Ladies’ Summer Dresses : © Boy’s Slacks ~ ORCHARD D FURNITURE BONUS SALE © Girls’ Cotton Skirts and Play Suits Due to the wonderful response and the many, mony requests we are § ¢ Boy’s Play Shorts & Bermudas, ®Boy’s Swim Suits | extending our gigantic Bonus Sale for another week where you get | : - | FREE~"40 IN MERCHANDISE With Each *100 Purchase! ¢ Ladies’ Shorts, Pedal Pushers & Bermudas ° Ladies’? Mannequin Shoes GREATESIPOALEVEVERes| htadlee Swiat Suite ) - | LL) ia °Ladies’ Swim Suits | tm Ny Be ¢Girls’ Swim Suits CHARGE ‘EM ALL AT THE LION STORE | repeated | by insistent demand "ENCHANTED NIGHTS” MATTRESS BUTTON-FREE TOP ....No Buttons, No Bumps, No Lumps! Yes, you asked for it! When Sealy ran this @ Extre high coll count? record-breaking sale last year, our factories @ prebyit borders for years of longer weer! couldn't keep up with the demand! Once es , lesign ticking! save a whopping $19.55 on the famous © Topqvelity Innerspring unit forthe heatthtul — “Enchanted Nights” Mattress. And you do —«sirmness ploneered by Sealy? Ladies’ : “Mynette” | Summer Dresses Regular $12.98 and $14.98 Sizes: , $ 14% to 24% a ONDER IT EBS Tih Ena Jetick Shoes Regular $9.95 to $11.95 enn ae a ene ease | Men’s Straw Hats...Values to $6.00 ........... $2.99 to $3.99 § Boys’ Washable Denim Slacks. ..Reg. $3.50...... 3to16 $1.99 | Boys’ Short Sleeve Sport Shirts...Reg. $2.98 .............+- $1.69 © Men’s Sport Coats...Reg. to $39.50 ............... $21 and $29 . Ladies’ Toppers & Long Coats... Values to $39.95 ... $10 to $18 | Ladies’ Casual Shoes...Reg. to $6.95 ...........0000008 soore $1.99 Girls’ Sub Teen Dresses,..Values to $14.98 ............. .- $3.00 Growing Girls’ Shoes. ..Reg. to $8.95 ........... 5.0000 sceee PID RELIEF FROM MORNING BACKACHE and the most comfortable night’s sleep you've ever had! POSTUREPEDIC ° === Mattress ond Foundation $77 C50, 20-vear written Qvarantes in Sotv @ Scientific firmness — relieve “Morning © G6 Months 51S. SAGINAW . "le ec 1S P.M. 164 ORCHARD LAKE AVENUE «PONTIAC | lMiMIRiEan ee een Be es © Boys’ Slacks...Values to $12.98............... .. $3.99 to $8.99 1 Boteonet = 7 Ta | Charge ‘em ‘Park Free | a 3 WAYS— Rear of OPEN Phone FE 58114 | | ® 30 Days St : : | EVERY NIGHT } 0) K C rm A R D ms COMPA NY | | 70 Days While | ‘ i “ hs i * ‘ aed ‘ dorian vein “ , tsi ai ay ae se 4! : 30 " i HB ii a? aR IN * . * , * ' =Lie Test Clears a > pees in Killing : 3 i 4 : g : f fi E E i at aq? halts cele ageial Wail Hf aH 4 by Ey i "2 y F | Hi neeee ; i Pd ‘a Poplin $988 ACKETS ... ow. a Men J Boys’..............$2.88 DRESS PANTS...... 53° Values to $9, Men's Dress OXFORDS........... Values to $5—$1.59 Each SPORT SHIRTS 2 for 53” V»-Price Adams Straw Hats’ 1°° | OPEN MON. and FRI. EVENINGS TO 9 P. M. CONN’S Sos 71 N. Saginaw OPEN TONIGHT MONDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY ‘Til 9 P.M. 4c Ea. E | is : Z 2 ny iit 3 Hi Fi & FF i E i ! : Bre ij a® é 4] i ? m3 ni i ix i | i Z ASPHALT TILE ta 9x9 J =s _ Nationally Advertised, Triple Sealed —JI AS Se Viny! Wexed Finish 9x9 at Ea. 4 WALL TILE 13 Beautiful Colors Nationally Advertised Armstrong Excelon imo i EXTRA SPECIAL! 50% of | “AbL THLE G227/1 . 'O55 WEST HURON ST. PONTIAC re SEES minform Will Coninue and strategy. lead- Olivia de Havilland Gives Informa-|Birth to Girl in Paris =| PARIS (Movie star Olivia de| Balance owing on land contract is $47,000. Down payment (equity) plus 5% interest. Located about 35 miles from Detroit, 20 miles from tions: Telegraph to Huron (M-59 also known as Highland Rd.) west A square, quarter section, now heing farmed, includes large home, barns, etc. Near newly announced shopping center and home subdivision. In the area of proposed Northwestern Highway extension. Recently appraised for $700 per acre. Price $450 per acre—$72,000. $25,000. Will accept $15,000 at time of closing, balance $10,000 within 6 months, Payments are $2,000 annually, Birmingham. Direc- on Highland (about 15 miles—just past Milford Rd.) to Hickory Ridge Road, left on Hickory Ridge Rd. 1 mile to corner of Lone Tree Road and -Hickory Kidge. Known as Brothers Farm. Property is presently rented. Drive by, then phone John VonBatchelder, attorney for the owner, € ee Te a SELL WHAT WE ADVERTISE! oS 1. Cash ahve tei Or fone ons Mi Friday Nights to the policy of honest values and honest edvertising. . UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK 3 WAYS TO BUY: 3. FHA — no money down, as low 2. Layaway SPECIAL ° BATH TUB ENCLOSURE yours today. 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AT COLUMBIA Completely Air Conditioned THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JULY 19, 1956 A ‘a Shop in cool comfort. — a ff b « ies Honor Bride-Elect Sarah have already entertained at din-|and their family are spending sev-| childdren and ner in Ann Arbor for the couple. . of Mrs. Hovey and Mrs. RETURNS HOME _|Jack Forst will give a tea for _* Open a convenient charge. i i F z g y if i E q ie F rt Just a few minutes is all _It takes. 30, 60 or 90 days. ae F 2 z FI a [ art oF EFS ef feesltat Heck? aft awl civteltel ai Eg i : z 2 4 by With M And on the 3ist Mr.| gaward F. Conlin Jr, will be his} Walloon Lake are her | North their brother's best man. daughter, Mrs. Philip Hoyle of |dacks Mr. and Mrs. Clifford B. West’ Delay Beach, Fla., and her twe | Maine : at | Saturday and then go over a * spend sev | | evening a tee belonging to Mr. | 4 Gélloway {Norman ‘Anderson of Detroit. The | A y| Maxine The MH, Gray Muzzy family is at] Lucille Castle Park on Lake Michigan. i ee eee 3 3 F i é ? rT g i a if z a? FiGF ih Fi pe if i ‘ a 1 Paha u poddtd Ay EP Ene | eee § Sid F i { : Z 36 g ry i z a a ute ie is Abi. : oF ari Se ae ete Tg rr ide are» Bh ete ee ed it : : Over 350 Better * And Much Higher Priced DRESSES. — @Sturgis DeVary of | Pontiac road, — He is the | the son of Mrs, \trom Orchard Lake | —— : : , Belle Lebo |cabin MR. and MRS. ELLIS C. LEBO . of Milford. | week tor Lebo-De Vary Rites Read),?: in Saturday Ceremony gan. They will reside on Tex ave- given this ‘ return. ten Aum Adams who has chosen|Galloway Methodist Church offici|nve on thelr retin, to Wil- | Sept. 15 for her marriage ated at the Saturday wedding of). '. austy rose dress and match- ae = Maxine Lucille DeVary and Ellis!ing duster with white accessories Adams of Rathmore road and/C. Lebo. The bride is the daughter /and the orchid from her bridal bou- ts ee Adame and her fi-jof Mr. and Mrs. Sturgle DeVary|quet, the Mrs. .{ot Pontiac road. Ellis, of Tex ave-| 4. son of Mrs. Belle Lebo! ,, daughter's wedding | Mrs. DeVary wore a light bive ¢ e lace dresg with white accesso- , ny, ries and g corsage of white roses. Hunt are giving ine bride chose of white| Mrs. Lebo wore a blue linen Py and shower today IM nyion sheer pec ae unher ‘vatin | dress with white ‘accessories. Her '§ the Colman home on Rathmer (with « bouffant skirt that extended flowers were also white roses. a a ba a, ee F 3 F 3 PES Se eee E z ng 5 z TT RLF 7 i i Fou ! | ! PRR TRS che Wie ot ee dao, IN WAITING Maternity Play Togs Be Comfortable On Your Vacation Oxford Shop FE 4-7212 Dh hi hi hh hh hi i ie ie ee odes ae wien a Juniors, Misses, Halfsizes FRIDAY & SATURDAY ~~ SPECIAL SWEETHEART ROSES *1” = JACOBSEN’S FLOWERS 101 N Saginaw St. Fine Gifts. FE 3-7165 Cottons, silks, prints, sunbacks, | voiles. Each one would sell for ; > 14.95, 17.95.or 19.95. Wonder-~ H Ny ful styles. Be here early. ‘ Following a reception held in the church pariors, the couple left for a honeymoon in northern Michi- Meeting Held ‘by Naomi Circle | Mrs. James Boaz opened her | home on Sashabaw road Tuexday | FURTHER REDUCTIONS Circle of the Christian Womens ; a Fellowship of First Christian . Pe you like to fim ane | Courch, Mrs, Gladys Smith con- ° | and wearables in a jiffy? Just a ducted the busine: peting. S -A i usiness meeting. = emi-Annua Just Received Famous Make Lastex 16 NORTH SAGINAW ST. stroke of the iron will transfer e these pretty bouquet motifs to help! Officers elected to serve with) K you create lovely-to-own items. Mrs. Smith were Mrs. Richard! > Pattern No. 5428 contains color, Thompson, vice chairman; Mrs. _ transfer—12 motifs from 4 x 2%"| Hill Shanholtz, secretary, and Mrs. . Regula r ] 295 to 4” x 1", directions for making Ray Patton, treasurer. half-apron and luncheon set. Appointed to serve as committee | Send 2c in coins, your name,|chairmen were Mrs. Denzil Flow- | values address and the pattern number/ers, worship; Mrs. Charles Neal, to Anne Cabot, Pontiac Press, 372; membership, and Mrs. John Apple- | i] W. Quincy St., Chicago 6, Ill. __ton, publicity. . | Now available—the colorful 1956, * @ « Needlework Album containing doz-, Mrs. Flowers presented devo- . . O ens of lovely designs from which) tions using as her theme ‘Whose, to choose more patterns in crochet,| God Is the Lord?” ‘The program, | CLEARANCE e embroidery and knit—plus three'“‘Frontiers of Challenge and gift patterns, directions printed in; Change.’ was given by Mrs. Rich-; , i book. Only 25c a copy! ° De Liso Debs . . . Andrew Geller . . . Sandler ANNUAL Barefoot Originals... Carmellete... Deb... Rhythm Step... Allures . . . Julianettes! | ALL SUMMER y p | All Colors ti AT | HIE All Sizes ; Ss eMVENY : formerly $2495 Frm $3 AQOO Ff | , | . | Select Yours Today oni $485 $4985 All Summer Jewelry 1 OFF | to 1 ? i | On All Summer Cottons | Hundreds of pairs of famous-brand, quality : | shoes further r . Trem lecti t 3 Dre . Skirts - Shorts ree e pal re “mes selections | : | of footweor for summer and through fall ; ..” OFF! Bermuda Shorts 9 ‘ _[] wear. A broad showing of colors, fabrics and chs : , | heel heights. Broken sizes, of course, but | : De Cor Shop ! gn". © analy, ' . ‘16 NORTH. SAGINAW ST. > i% ME | tremendous savings. \ ‘ : i : a Pt : . ‘ * : ee mal + ROCHESTER ' will fill the pulpit of the First Con- gee “ie Hy [THN Ee 2 b iF I ag ft it Vite & i eS ; for them rates of insurance will be increased, Student Minister Will Fill Pulpit — Carl F. Beyer gregational Church on July 22, August 5, and August 12th. For two years a student at the Eden Seminary of the Evangelical and Reformed Church in St. Louis, he returns this year for his final period of training and graduation. During the vacation of the Rev. E. John Yuells, Mr. Beyer will preach except on July 29th, when George Gullen Jr., prominent Con- gregational layman and lawyer will talk, Romeo Band Offers Concert at 8 Tonight ROMEO — Concerts by the Ro- meo High School band will resume at 8 p.m. tonight in the Village Park, according to director E. J. Ojala. Last week's regular concert was postponed because of the band’s appearance in the Cherry Festival Parade in Traverse City. The Romeo Peach Festival pub- licity float and the band have been entered in the Fraser Lions Club Homecoming Parade, scheduled for 1:30 p.m. Sunday. Sterling-Monroe Park to Close for Repairs LANSING ~The state Conser- vation Department today reported it will curtail use of Sterling-Mon- roe State Park on Lake Erie s{art- ing this weekend to permit work on park improvements. Starting Sunday night, the park will be open weekends only until mid-August. Then it will close for the season. The department said contracts worth $1,200,000 have been award- ed for improvements and dredging. Commerce Methodists to Plan Year’s Work COMMERCE—A meeting Mon- day at 8 p.m. has been called for the Worship Commission of the Methodist Church. Activities of church interest will be discussed) and dates vill be set so as to fit into the expanded church calen-| fe dar for the year, Hospital Accountant at Indiana Convention Miss Mary A. Johnson, account- ant at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital, is attending the 14th annua] Insti- tue on Hospital Accounting at In- diana University, Bloomington. protection é th class'on Perkins St. ‘Rochester Bands bs FRIDAY DANCERS — Bandleader Tom Dodd, _ center, chats between dances with two couples at the Westacres clubhouse, From left to right are 150 Teenagers at Westacres yea eee € i a5 238 rr eee eee —_— s cieetiathiiec ded deceer CA cae ce stops sierra bette ne ae sphere eo’ wipe f 4 PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JULY 19, 1956. As the band tunes up before the weekly dances, the girls, whe usually attend in colorful cottons, costumes and the groups of stag beys can take mental notes on future dancing partners, Bluc jeans are “taboo” at the dances. First tune begins at 8:30 and Have time for noting each other's |. Bermuda -Wearers Expected at Dance Orion Couple Residing LAKE ORION—Recently united in marriage by the Rev. Paul Hart Start Summer Play ‘ROCHESTER — Summer band for Rochester Community schools students in elementary, junior and senior high grades will start Tuesday. All lessons will be taught in the high school band room. Group lessons will be given at least once qa week with the fifth On Monday and at odd times throughuot the week individual and extra group lessons will be given, The Varsity Band, including all new members promoted last June, will practice at 7:30 on Tuesday. Graduates-of the band and other band players are invited to attend rehearsals. Set Sunday Picnic COMMERCE—Members of the Isabella Thoburn Group and their families have planned a Sunday picnic, beginning at 2 p.m. begin Aug. 13 and continue through Aug. 17, Trimm, who resides a Attending are 250 hospital ar- & tates, Canada and Mexico." Three Oxford Betrothals Are Revealed by Parents Dance; Planned Tonight at CIA, Is Canceled WATERFORD TOWNSHIP—The “youth night” dance slated for to- night at the CIA building has been canceled along with the Aug. 19 one, according to Tom Belton, rec- reation director. The teen-age dance held on June 28 did not draw enough attendance to warrant holding the second and third dance in the summer pro- gram, Belton said. * * *® He urged teenagers to support the new “Blue Note Club” dances li i : - gif 3 an ity TH ‘ies and Spence and Kenneth Smith of Alma, Tom's Lake Orion. During the week the boys are employed at various jobs throughout the state, but come Friday night and they each head for Westacres, They are able to keep in practice and will be ready for accepting engagements when they return to Alma as seniors in the fall, Tom says. A theme, such as this week's “Bermuda Bounce” title is chosen for each week. Last week it was a “inks”’ dance, suited to Friday the 13th. Floor show acts tomorrow are to be Ken Hanson, “the poor man’s Bob and Ray,” Hoeflin and Han- nah, a comedy dance team, a magician, and other acts. home is between Clarkston and/ avon Vote on Controls Oakland Growers Join in National Poll on Marketing Quotas HH Z sf 38 i iH Z s er, Assessor at Walle SE Wheat Farmers i Troy Ofticials Study Cost-Plan for New Drain fo Women of Lapeer * Rd. Date LAPEER -- A Belfast Ireland, |e of for the wedding is Sept. 1, Lists New Books -_ ak ise] fa iM a ee! i a} a FES iil | fi i “tl i F i 24 FE : | Lapeer and Romeo Men Study Banking Romeo, The school is sponsored joint- ly by the university and the Michigan Bankers Association, The two week session each sum- mer tries to give students “an appreciation of the really tough has to make in the bank.” Aver- age age is about 28, He blanied not only lack of in- terest but difficulty of transporta- tion and more individualized ac- tivities for young people in summertime for the decreased at- tendance. * * * The dances attract from 300 to 400 in school months, but the three summer dances were to be an experiment in summer recreation. The regularly scheduled dances will resume in September, Belton says. Cut Overtime Fines for Oxford Parking OXFORD—New regulations gov- erning fines for overtime parking | |were put into effect this week in Oxford Fines for these violations were reduced to twenty-five cents if paid by 7 p.m. of the day incurred. Tickets are in the form of en- velopes and six drop ‘boxes have been conveniently located in the business district. Four Towns Group Slates Annual Dinner first of two annual dinners will FOUR TOWNS—On Saturday the/} Pavement O ORION TOWNSHIP — The first section of the new M24 pavement extending from Scripps Rd. to Wal- don Rd. will open to traffic to- morrow morning. By the end of the week about three miles of the new road will have been poured, according to officials. The total project from Scripps Rd. to Perry St. is seven miles long, and will be four lanes wide. Four miles of the present road decisions that upper management}, =:|Church Benefit to Open With Parade OKFORD — The Futurama Fair Robert Harrison and Harold Camp- bell are general chairmen, Mrs. Stimson Travis is in charge of the parade, which will form at Oxford First Strip of Four Lane. pens Friday This 35-mile speed limit is being enforced not only because of the heavy equipment and trucks, but also because the shoulders are not completed and are therefore unsafe at many points. | Unless new problems arise, con- crete pouring will be completed by Oct. 1, and the entire project finished by November 31, spokes- men said. bicycles children. The Womens’ Fellow- tional - |lies, jams, pickles, baked beans, meat loaves and chicken ,besides| Week. Oxford Futurama Fair Slated July work, articles of clothing, elephants, and refreshments, Exhibits of antiques, curios and hobbies will have a prominent place. Friday evening will feature a variety show, Saturday evening there will be an auction sale at 8, followed by a square dance Marlette Purchases Excavation Units MARLETTE. — Purchase ofa Diesel tractor with trench-digging ~ with Tim Heard, caller, at 9. attachment for approximately $5,- “Grandmother's Kitchen" will be open, supplying pies; cakes, jel- countless other goodies. The ptrpose of the Futurama 700 was authorized by the Marlette Village Council when it met this Jubb Motor Sales will supply the Fair is to reduce the church's equipment, which will be used on ship wilt have a float “Grandmother’: Prizes will be given for the most unusual pet, the best decorated bicycle, best - costumed girl with doll and the best costume. Judges wil] be Mrs. Donald Tripp, Mrs. Dan DeLano, and Mrs, Ellsworth Sage. At the fairgrounds, there will be pony rides, wagon train, pony and) cart and fish pond; sale, of fancy will be widened and black-topped The only complicated crossover will be at the Perry-Opdyke en- trance. The old section, where jt is at two levels will soon be removed while traffic is using the new strip, so it can be graded to the same level as the new south- bound strip. Contractors Lewis and Frisin- | SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE ger Co. of Ann Arbor, have con- stantly supplied flagmen along the) route to keep the traffic moving and avoid accidents. SHERIFF PATROLLED The Oakland County Sheriff's Dept. has extra patrols in this 1155 Fairfax St., is the son, of PIXLEY Fine Furniture ain 4 OL 2-2121 9 A. M. to AIR-COOLED FOR \ . 3230 Pine Lake Rd., Pontioc, Mich. IS OPEN EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR, WE ARE BEING PICKETED ILLEGALLY BY HOTEL & RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES UNION, LOCAL 794 and TEAMSTERS UNION, LOCAL 614 WE ARE COMPLETELY STAFFED AND SERVING THE PUBLIC IN OUR CUSTOMARY MANNER! PUBLIC 10 P. M. YOUR COMFORT a i : __ BU TE APACHE JEAN PETERS 2nd FEATURE : nie = tesa ee eee We oe ees me i ANNAPOLIS, Md. i — The int ES eae Cruising Cup race scheduled to start here today was Proton, but Rubicon was the yacht to beat in the 123-mile jaunt down Chesa- peste Bay. - 2 oe Eighteen boats were to leave here at 11 a.m, for the race to Hampton Reads, Va. Proton, a 48-foot cutter skip- pered by Charles Price II of the Gibson "sland Yacht Club, will give away time handicaps to all skut first start in the cruising division. The Rubicon, however, won the race last year and in 1951. At the lhelm will be Miller Sherwood, | ,, 5«' Baltimore oi] company executive," lwho has won the event three times. Sherwood, who also sails out of Gibson Island Yacht Club, won with Rubicon twice and with Cyg- net in 1949. He is the only skipper ito have won more than once. | The race, depending on weather conditions, usually requires more than 24 hours. 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Williams. is a veteran of eight Junior Legion Action puinia Prviime na Geren F iNt, Owosso in 2 Tilts Qwosso’'s solid Junior American) disposed of Rochester in yesterday * |Legion baseball club today rated a/@fternoon’s 2nd zone game, and| tant Men-|800d favorite to capture the zone. ‘ile finale. This is a double Cube, Were 2 playoffs at Birmingham High!piy and if the clubs split, they'll \Riteats J, Lemon, PusGeraid, senaiors:|School diamond. come back Friday 4 : have to Friday for an-) ‘Thorson, Braves, » Post, ‘The well-balanced upstate club other. battle. Games were set 10! Summer’s NEW TIRE Top value at this price! 6.00 « 16 Pivs tax and -Not a second -Nof a recap This has always been a solid value and a popular tire . of other tires in its price class. Sah en ana $1.25 a week puts FOUR on your car . m ° So ae Raia State Tire Sales PONTIAC 503 S. 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Beverly Toland of St. Louis vers terday, 6-0, 6-2, Althea Gibson of New York City, seeded second, et feated Virginia Carpenter of Oak Park, Ill., 6-1, 6-1. * * *# The men’s singles also went ac-) cording to pattern in third-round play: yesterday: with Art Larsen of) San Leandro, Calif., and Bernard’ (Tut) Bartzen of Dallas, Tex, seeded No. 1 and 2. respectively, | winning their matches. * * * i Larsen beat George Stoesser of) Monterey, Calif., 6-4, 6-2 and Bart-| zen breezed past Richard Potter] of Detroit, 6-0, 6-1. j Alenjandro Olmedo of Los An ed UCLA and is the National In-’ tercollegiate champion, beat Jim) Douglas of Palo Alto, Calif.. 36, 6-2, 6-1. i * * * . ! Other newcomers who advanced in yesterday's play are Barry| Mackay, 20, Big 10 champ from! the University of Michigan, and/ ’ Ron Holmberg, 18, Tulane fresh-’ man who won the Wimbledon jun- ior title. .. MacKay defeated Joaquin Reyes of Southern California, 5-7, 6-3, 6-4, and Holmberg defeated Robert Mark, Australian junior aoe Detroit last spring had 18 play-| ers six feet or taller, 1 “HOT WEATHER SPORT BUYS oleman Deluxe 1 ICE CHEST| “nos. $4 G88 ssi 19 : PICNIC JUGS Rey. $498 $2.79 BADMINTON SETS *5® COMPLETE SPINNING OUTFIT Rod, Reel, Line vid VA Just Arrived FALL GUN STOCK LAY-A-WAY NOW! HAWN’S SPORT SHOP 16 $. Cass FE 2-7621| i f i Bi] Ashburn. 102; is, i; Aaron, aes me ren Giles yesterday fined. the/Players from both sides. milled|forgotten about it already.’ Then) FRIDAY "il and Musial, st. Louis. Giants’ $250 and sus-labout but no punches werelhe added: i 4 ‘ pended him for three days andithrown. Gomez and Adcock were/, “Those things happen in base-’ i Cod TRIPLES Aaron end Bruton, | Milwau- fined the big Braves’ first fase-|ejected, ball every day. They're part of ) "| York Bo hg RB man $100 as a result of their Big Joe, who had hit eight home|the game. Supposing I go toward : tions runs in 10 previous games. said|the first base line to cover a bunt ‘hy $ Score, Cleveland. 122; | einpati, 8 _— materiales ee ae Laas wun ok ca . ane eo roe es —-. ai okcecas - peilng J, } 3 is ‘ s/ A es : ! THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JULY 19, 1956 y 7 at Gomez, Adcock Draw NL Fines : 2 : ‘ A a oes . . . ‘ | Major League Leaders : All : W, | WELL a EENY. * ERIC! : ’ Pierce, Chicago. 301; é = i § e in ms are a ce * “ - te New Nore. 2 Cleveland and Moet, Detret, . , , ay : 1 eae) : ee ace - MILWAUKEE — Joe Adcock|new ball, fired it at Adcock, who|money at the plate, not at first] : : , ley Ceeanat’ sh Aare ite fad Dates enemies Siiwes sheet 3 Set ante, fet Miiteee.” x : y : : ‘ : : “> — |Tuesday night's “hare hound’’ on thigh. Asked Gomez had~apologized | . \ | ; | dimiai, Now Work, “S24: Boyer, Lous. xno fig oy gr di agp daar eS 26 . to him, Adcock replied: S : RUN! m, Cincinnati, 62: ; : to , a slender Puerto Rican) “Apologize to me? Maybe I “ , pre se ae ean gia Jineident: [who weighs 110 pounds, made a|should apologize to him. As far as \ i ee we ge Most of their the bee line for his dugout, dodged aI'm concerned I'm forgetting i \ "beer ke Kinsoeak “Cn Milwaukee Braves and New York|block thrown by Braves’ third|about the whole thing.” ; ' ; ox ne as sent at Long, Pittsburgh, 58; ; Giants egeented se feetan. base Coach — and; Gomez, memes at the Giants’ / TONITE AND bay ‘Simpson — , a . Boyer, St Louis, 107: Musial, a : reached sanctuary a of/hotel during’ last night's game : WwW a at = = ; eee. National League President War-| Adcock and a swarm of Braves.|won by the Braves, 7-3, said, “I've. Philadelphia, 24 f hi ® mad? “Adcock stands too close to the by plate and he moves slow. I didn’t! it}mean to hit him. Gomez said he didn't think the Sure,/bench jockeys around the league) @ new game.|would get on him. again.| ‘“‘It's all forgotten now,” he said.) make my!“I'd rather be safe than sorry.” | HOME FREE — My Babu stands before his new home at Spendthrift Farm, Lexington, Ky, The ll-year-old French stal- lion, which came from Ireland, ig the first to fly directly from ly, Europe to the Blue Grass. He was purchased for $650,000. ac- of the : $4, injiast night he had “no hard feel-|and get spiked. Why should I get Ad. SLEN BASES—Mays, New t and Moon, ‘ork, 20; 9; Temple, Cin- ¥i St. Louls aVen . ROTARY POWER MOWE . Brookiyn i: White, New York, PITCHING (mased@ on & decisions)—Law- ‘ rm , . ©3, 227 UTS — Mizell, Bt. . 100; gh, 98; Haddix Prisae. and Roberts, Friend, 1% ~ Off . | DM heroes sa ‘> <= 4 =. a - Turbo : , hs PASS jector * 3 lightweight. 88 : | Easy to told. : Dayton’s Lower-Than DEALER’S-PRICE i We have just made a special group purchase from our manufacturer. Every tire in this sale is PRICED LOWER THAN OUR DEALERS PRICE! OUR PRICE LISTS ARE AVAILABLE FOR YOUR INSPECTION. We URGE YOU to take advantage of this sale now . . . for we CANNOT RE-ORDER any of these tires! ] ae Ce ene Paes ee em NN RSNA ~ POWER BRAKES Fer Fords, Mercurys, Lin- coins & ‘55-56 Chevrolets. GUARANTEED 27 MONTHS ‘999 JULY SPECIAL Wheel Alignment Bo einf orced Legs, Wok able Deck & : I ca = A ASI METAL ‘ash WN ed BASKET Cc with cover and handles CHEST HEAVY INSULATION WCnmberend” $ 50 ! mber a ¥ ’ : : = Now Only ff ae ENS TRUNKS Wide selection of @m Print patterns boxer $ and woven Lastex, pes : up Regt DR csteres Sizes 3 ; ee ‘ SEAT COVERS Fibres, Custom Saran Plastics, Jet Spuns, Leatherette, Vinyls, Clear Plastics Clear Plastics INSTALLED FREE As Low As Plastics, MEN'S DRESS OXFORDS $ Fine Leather in Black and Brown. MEN’S CASUAL SPORT OXFORDS ‘ Navy or : brown wash- : able. canvas. er. Long’ wear- ing soles. Sizes 5 to Big 3. Extra thick crepe soles, Brown or Red, genuine leath- DAYTON’'S Market Tire Co. de FREE open MUA: PARKING > to 9 anna EASY BUDGET TERMS 1) Va T 9 @ Full Year to Pay! NO MONEY TUBELESS TIRE HEADQUARTERS 2S a Lh aA a a RRR SE Ceo RT RN TA I CSA mea ANN NT RS RE SEE SES Pontiac’s Motorist Headquarters TT W. Huron St. (Corner of Gass) FE 8-0424 DiscoUNT Hl 109 N. SAGINAW » L nes, ws ses as ( \ . “ THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, JULY 19, 1956 Se eee ia DONALD DUCK - : acho ges co fice hrine Immortalizes German's Process n Bucket’ Author'Siill Used in Mine are band leaders—Ammi C. Wood- ‘Siworth and Emerald Woodworth, both of Phoenix, Ariz. Mrs. Wood- worth is a former member of the ATLANTA—The American sulfur industry did not begin until Dr. Herman Frasch, a German phar- macist who came to this country at age 19, developed his plan to mine sulfur Rot as a solid but as we ym bi meng ; of . - | 4 O chestra. a liquid. Woodworth, who wrote the song, House of David women's orc . és has constructed a stone; yy you visit the Woodworth | He i i > pumped the first melted sul- ot or a house as many people do, since [fur in 1394. Commercial produc- , oaken anc’ it houses the House of David |tion, using the Frasch process, if fits wooden . ae ee oe. Colony Library, Manna will tell (started in 1901. ‘ ~ Manna, director of the House you the story of his great, great, | Under it, three concentric pipes Lae Be masical ae wen a| Hot water. te pun ped. down one ALLEY OOP BE " . is a 9 F water is pum nm one, | author of the song. \Revolutionary War " soldier. ‘pressed air is driven down another NS Se * The well, covered with flowers jraveled. learned the printing! *° force the sulfur to the surface | aN) XY) and vines, stands next to the Wood- trade and wrote many plays, | "rough the ted pipe. | \ Vv _POOR OLD. hj worth stone house. Here Manna noveis and poems. The \ TOO BAD i and his wife keep mementoes of * e « sulfur flows out like mo- HAD TO i their own entertainment history! lasses and congeals into an odor-) A, THAT ‘a Sach gee heck © years | tN he er pw cede pow. ce mas tha] | PLAYS EIGHT INSTRUMENTS grew in fame to become his best|fur, The newest mines still use| KX .. \ , | Woodworth, who plays eight in-| remembered. |this process. | ne > i} r 3 _. BOARDING HOUSE VS ores RE Cate PUPE-FFS? T MOST REMEMBER TO 3% cy ‘ APPEAR COOL AND UNCON- A THOUSAND hig awh 3 f CERNED WHEN I Get HOME 4) DONS 7 WSL Be HIGH’, Z i. AND CONFRONT THAT RASCALLY ('\ EY Re [Pero V2 . > an SAMPSON! +~ IMAGINE THE goep um & | ; . SG 1-'9 5S ne FELLOW? BRASS. Tey ROLLING $0 fe ws - . © 1008 by SA Service. ta. TasMnng w. Pee OM a * \_\ ING TO HOODW! ' NANCY , : By Ernie Bushmiller | tae ME WITH = | ms . | ee y Era } | WO I WISH THE TREASURE MAP! ( WHAT A CREEP : 3 WHEN SCHOOL Y| SCHOOL WAS | 4 | ‘ \ he WHAT A SHAME =—4 A = pay 3 2 IMES 2) f P|. CLOSED 1 OPEN (Sip you 1 — a 5 eee | LEFT A Box HEAR THAT 2 Ss . Toon - =. OF PEANUTS IN , . A ne . } fa as PLEASE DON'T JUDGE MR, PATRICK TOO HARSHLY, EASY. HE'S NOT y A REAL HEAVY DRINKER, LUCKILY, AS IT SEEMS TO MAKE HIM QUARRELSOME! Ze Ze ot. yet. SD 3-2 t 4 NOW LET'S SEE. OW, y| RES.1 OAS BARELY WFETEEN OPEN 1 STARIED OLT TO SEE JRERE WERE TWO | _ BEARS! aa HEY, COLONEL, TELL =| | Now DAVEY ER ABOUT TH TIME = | J OAS WT WHEN YOD WRESTLED |/ EXACTLY THAT BEAR ST THE ACCURATE.. CARNIVAL. —_ gl Ad tir ree a att “Ad pi ots'?.: + Wie nn Viltige= A -¢ “1: Yu Wnt pee f =~ 5 = ~ i ae. we A tae, ie — . i Me t US Pa One (EZANT WAGINE 4/1 DONT KNOW. ‘DIXIE DUGAN SOMETHING Te = TI rrtt ae an rox. x Ai [> 1986 by nts Service, me 7-1 AU GRANDMA By Charles Kuhn Eats DON'T | | THAT'S RIGHT. I STAY | [SOMEONE GAVE MY LITTLE f ..AN' UNTIL ONE O° TH’ RUBBER BELIEVE YOU GET IN PRETTY CLOSE, NEIGHBOR BOY A SLING- BANOS BREAKS, I TRY NOT ns OUT IN YOUR See? | CECIL.” 5 SHOT FOR HIS BIRTHDAY... SE TOO CONSPICUOUS.” Za ea) ~__— MUCH ANY MORE iB On page 31 of We if july 18th Ponitac Press, an| 100-1. ; NO LONGER ON VIEW—Looking for all the world like a roll : additional week to for the| "utitace end” Steels were mixed following & Tol | rers, scheduled to ta soi} bank. Jo Sikhs be. “Eecustin Met, LitSlword thet President Elsenhower| W*T met: Sbiech shove, is now much tho hot tor anyone's det. ‘It’s mae paper publisher at Charlevoix; Al i; Wntues: Butter, Mo 4, 28 me night intervene he sates jg, the Stainless steel core of the nation’s first nuclear reactor spe-- rte he the: fred Hanson, Grayling lumberman; | Grain Prices lettuce, ead, No 1. 1.00-1.40 bu: lettuce./ng progress is Sas cifically designed for industrial research. Built by Atomics Inter | "0 OS ~ second -_ + Maurice Clausen, Detroit lumber. leat, Wo 2. ‘bo bu; lettuce, Romaine:| Motors were off slightly.’ Rails| ®&tional, atomic fission (the splitting of atoms) takes place within rope ees “ man; Stephen Bartush, Detroit food) ei ee 3. eat = 1.00-198 bu.|were mixed chemicals were the core, which lies at the heart of the reactor, operated by Armour — Phere ene saa | bet sod hay Degen Giccunk ene Be 9 Whest ee fei Twa ve “sore xo Mustard. lower. Research Foundation of Ilinois Institute of Technology at Chicago, | A short visit was made by a dele-(pevoit: 8nd Anthony D. Sagastino, i ator was listed s $1189 Bed vnrenee0 2. MBr visssoss THM) 2.00 mort toe Bo 1. 2.50-2.%5 ‘bu. * *¢ «@ Ill. It’s a water-type reactor, with a power capacity potential of . voseses 220% — Rye Turnip, 100-135 bu. . , gation from Europe in 1992. A ' Mar secessss 222) BOD esevsece 1.30% Caterpillar and United Aircraft) 50,000 watts . group of 150 Americans toured fac- ; . : weevese 259 Deo ....... 143% _ DETROIT EGGs dropped around a point.- Texas Co. : Records indicate that the aver-| shy Mar cots), Las tories in Europe in 1954. Parsons | THE PONTIAC PRESS TY seseseves 1.54% | Lard DETROIT. July 16 (AP) t.o.b./advanced a point. age prison time served throughout | Sep yi 1.51% Jly ... 11.30 Detroit, cases included, “Tederay-sinte * was @ nong the U. 8. delegates the nation for all felonie is 2 Dee sisett: 129% Bep c.cccc. 16a | SFades: a, heed Wt pein Among opening blocks were Ben- * Earnings on the trip. mcnthe , Mar vis... 143% Oct «+0... 182 |gmall 91. Grade B, large 44. Peewees 25.TUCt unchanged at two on 5,000 @W er Labor and industrial conditions| ———— ' ’ AY srenees one : large 49. Grade B.|shares, General Motors off %& at NEW YORK (AP)~—@afeway stores have been studied in past - TF sccsecery B Wests Sn” © BTEt 33. Peewees 35-/473, on 2,000 U.S. Steel up % at Inc. Feports earnings for the 34 weeks! changes vet : Commercially graded: é hear | bebo ng A. extra te 4; pride ary eee un- Planned by Bell period Pa 3 pee and the come The 1956 visit by approximately | Michigan’ 44%; medium 36-37%. a on 1,000. . the period jumpe cane 150 industry leaders will center | rr) omnes Grade erage saree) Yesterday profit-taking inter-|"_ $1.29 for the I or the i3\around a discussion of leadership| Miracle Mile Town and raitlir weeks ended re the met was #4,- ; rit continues firm. Receipts sen-lriipted the market's rise. The As- 397,136, equa! to $1.10 = share, as against/!O such fields as nuclear energy, | AS recelvers.¢ ed demand and many| ted Press average of 60 stocks) Present Holders Could/s »+:, 9 wabia 040, oF a cents e-shsrelautomation, and company organi| ' §, TELEGRAPH AT SQUARE LAKE RDS. cupploment-sequirements. “rade is ag-laeciined 80 cent to $188.20 . zation, according /. T) eS ungary ve bat Sar? quality, conscious as rs nf adi asian Buy Single Share for| rm. Oswego Palls Corp. yesterday re-| ceived t by ae a hier ad Corporate bonds ported come of 41,065,852, or $1.59 ene . ah * mvo. TE dane Sa ion te: Every 10 They Own {fis ftir as paste suet fo | Wow Under Construction ; pe SRICAGO, | July 19 (AP) — Butter New York Stocks of $1,141,927, "ar 81.70 & share, far the | Asks Ties With Tito; changed: 1 recet "i lso.000" ee $8.78; (Late Morning Quotations) NEW YORK (INS) — American gee oa rm one : usiness ofes Says Country Will Not)s 3 57.00: #0 © 88.76." ot Agmirad...oe. AE Us! ens Me ce Telephone and Telegraph Co, an-|mes of teen eel or a3 reacts core. Manager D. H. Lewis and G. A.| Store Rooms ‘Still Avaiale Be Second Poznan cont ee ae if is | Allied Stes bss saisey Hay... 4 its sere then G00 sarehold. inesnet orn teat Beviod “ Pa ~ “a 36.50: standards 34.80; dirties | 30.50; |Aite Chat soe 363 Kennecott ...131 ; T aidialeenas € * ance Co.'s Pontiac office, are| |Ghacks Se's0: current receipts 32.90. [Alum Lid ...:144 Kimb Clk... 64.1 /€r8 rights to buy additional stock) peton ohtsnufecturing Co. reports among 190 company delegates cur-| HARDWARE Epes VIENNA, Austria @® — Ernoe im yarer (Gem Pac” 88 wine G5” ag A. Lewis. 19. of tnt Stanley Ave EN TAKES. SPEED ENDURANCE CROWN! ministries of finance, state and|in sizeable lots’ 1350-18 00. fae lone goniGen Elee..' 3 3¥1¥ El Pd .: 52.6 who pleaded guilty to a cha ‘ i E ‘se é rge of| communications. Ib. and lehter 15-28-1880; bulk 409.880|Ge" Fics $e foxes, Co tee F3' arivi : | ° e . » Bot ie en salabte ives! [Sea =. . ; nr fextron Sul ".. ae Tevobed his oper ator’s license | COVERED 2,841 MILES, AVERAGING 118.37 M, P. H. In 1953, he took over as interior 200; SSE and, Retters very inetive: un. Iden fer, abe fim R Bear” 59.7) ° , : minister and thus gained control 50. higher: 1 heifers 33 to Tully 50" high: Sen Tire ant 8 fransamer 21 4 Walter N. Colburn, 54, of 67 Omar | of Hungary's secret police, about steady: stockers and feeders (20eve! BE vs. 3.6 Snderwd Bt St. yesterday paid a $100 fine im-| if t i P . 2 ib steers 35 00 — held hehe: ‘tow Goodyear oN m2 3 on Carbide " " 130 S3siposed by Pontiac Municipal Jute! _brime 1100-1380 18. steers 34.28. rah Paige... 1. ‘ an. Colburn was Italian Painter — |, erat wet mnt ie Ha Se ge EB AO OB? ound guilty of driving while under in Luce Home _|tiet Sreeseats tests ene Gok"eN" alta Gaon. cys. 13)te induence of liquor. sam choice and prime "helfers, ise Homestk + 327 bad Lines «0+ 30.1 2.50: four loads orime 22.23: good to Hooker El 50.2 UE Rub cones 3s Found guilty on a charge of driv- Tells Other Cause itm cnsice, miter to 78.1273. uasity and Indust Ray . ° Walgreen wy Sai ing while under the influence of j l ° * & I dae Warn B Pt 30.6 3 j ROME (INS—A house painter | meretal grade 09,23 $9 most scanners ing Rand * &. West an 3 ¢ liquor. “Tyler McClendon, %, of who worked many times on the meretal bulls 14.00-16.00; odd head 16.25: tnvert Cop... 39.4 Westg A BE 31, 233 Harrison St., yesterday was and choice vealers 20.00-2300: culij nt 2. sate Mot” i "fined $100 by Pontiac Municipal Villa Taverna, residence of U. §.|ronig"cosd te Mii” er atte? aedlit Hage Mh) lume 4 Co 134\Judge Maurice E. Finnegan, suggested today insect Soeay nt 400. #78 mockers fund "feeders cree tat paper: ‘a | fale a, &, 7, n Pleading guilty to a charge of * nm Oe. eae ng s 4 i paint, may have caused the poison- arhtiable sheep 1.000; slow: spring lambs 20% Silver... 58.7 Ynast Sh “eT 88 simple larceny, Delores M. Husted 1 a Int Tel &@ Tei’. 387 Zenith Rad ..110 y, De M. Husted, ing which afflicted Mrs. Luce. steady: good to Prime spiting’ tae B38 wee - 19, of 8030 Reese St., Clarkston, | ane eae Dette pees 8, 1 faas| NEW come w complies. by the as-|Yesterday_was fined $15 by Spring: The chemical which caused the| 17-00: cull to slaughter ewes 350-5 Go.” | sociated Press): —~ eo eld Township Justice Emmett J. ambassador's serious illness was|* a nates ui storks Leib. | . previously reported to have come County ) th Net change... —.1| Z Safe eS eaths Sr Bri a Bl ogres a , : rs - Mrs, Ernest K eK AZO seees ee. 6 ' nt waren minh i HH Gime a : worked on Villa Taverna paint jobs Ernest (Lydia) Kriesch, 72, of 51036) 1538 Ce ONE aM H 133 oe a 5 If your friend’s in jail and needs | t invitati sa thrill; : ay haat ieae-itnig ang phvors Maria St, New Baltimore, former | ain occaet Had Bd HS) Rt ome Paeiias co aca seacay ++. acceptyour invitation to a thrilling experience. We feel sure that after you have bedroom adjoins a rose arbor and |) 14 ent ot imlay City, will be DETROIT STOCKS —Adv. you, too, will feel as we do that Dollar for Doligr You Can’t Beat a Pontiac! that the arsenic compound used|t stheran Chun h here at St. Paul| (C. 3. Nephier Ce.) ; to spray the plants might have urc) re, with burial, Pigures after decimal petats St efghths A k d Al h li Cc in Imlay Townshi Cemet =, Koon ske cohotlism Cure CALL FE 3 71 17 od caused t isoning. p Cemetery. She| ne today and m - he polaoning died Tuesday aBRET Rec! "EEL but Not This Way , y ond mane '@: Sele ot Pacella said he was not hired to ._. * \Gt Lakes Of & Chem Co tt tt 34 " - come in for thot test thrilling experience! do the job the last time th Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Howell Elec Motor Co... 51 $1 §1 BROCKTON, Mass. &# — A 65- . Job me the bed-/, ’ |Penin Metai Prod Co*.... 95 10 \year-ol a ari before room ceiling was painted. The Jorothy Gleasure, Brown City; | The Prophet Co*.. ..... .... 106 11° ar-old man appearing . , painters who did the w ork, he three sons, Kenneth of Almont, {aome Béison $24 Py 137 13.7 137 District Court Judge Anthony | f said, did “a sort of patch-up busi-| |Norman and Donald of New Balti-. ‘No sale: bid and asked. '* 18 Kupka wanted to go to the Bridge- ness.” He said that “they used tar ‘more; a sister, Mrs. Albert Dorow,' water State Farm for an alcohol-| e y » (Imlay City; and a brother, Wwil-- Tower Helps Brit _ ism cure, the $100 way — or not | paper and painted on top of it. ps Dritons ; liam Doebler of Romeo; seven Hunt U d Cc | lat all. He told Judge Kupka he | D Ti} i | f lowa Corn Yield High (irandchildren and folr great-grand eee ee ee ee Talis to Bride. ollar for Dollar You Can’t Beat a Pontiac owa Corn Yield Hig children, LONDON—British coal-mine op- {rom Chicopee Falls to Bridge-| : , William W. Getz AMES, Ia. @—Iowa’s 1955 Corn , erators have developed a tower for Water, where he was refused ad- Views Tes averaged 51 bushels} WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP—'prospecting for undersea coal. me mittance to ‘the state farm, a THERE 1S NO . BETTER DEAL THAN AT THE per acre for all the plots harvest-/Service for William Wendle Getz,|180-foot tower rises out of the Firth, ‘correctional institution. ‘ ed, a current summary of the data|61, of 555 Sunset Dr., will be at 2.of Forth more than a mile from He appealed to Bridgewater indicates. This is 5 bushels high-/P-™. Friday from the Pursley Fu-| ishore, » Police Chief Elmer Shaw who: er than the average of the 16/neral Home, Pontiac, with burial) It js drilling test holes in coal locked him up for drunkenness, years of hybrid corn testing. Four|in Oak Hill Cemetery. Mr. Getz,'beds to determine their depth be- Judge Kupka agreed he merited of the 12 districts in the state|@ resident of Oakland county for|jow the sea floor, thickness of 4 cure and sentenced him to three averaged more than 100 bushels an|20 years, died suddenly Suriday at\seam, and. quality. The tower is months at the farm. But the man acre, The tests are designed tojhis home. He had been employed/portable and will be used to inves- protested. , 65 Mt. Cleme « Ac Fi the Post ‘Gites . ns Across From the compare various’hybrids grown injat Acacia Park Cemetery. tigate other underwater coal beds “I don’t want to go this way,” lowa, , There are no known survivors. loff the British Isles. jhe said — but he did. f - } « . ‘ -4 - ( ony | ' a ae: 5 a E- * t ¥ = ™ a e x sien blamed for the re ed” pressure on Republicans to 8 assure defeat of the bill, 8 * * *@ cae € t. this This was in answer to a charge ¢ B - ‘ A pellet. Anuerinnoeed (R-Ariz), ¥ @ F ee Wk te:coo of the last molPoai M. Butler preamred ed 27—Wilson School Pett ie ining to be setiled|eratic leaders to" call up. the’ bill| SKY Plays role of patient as the nation's first postal ambulance goes |feat fate fo Tamurkn Renmei) ste 2 si 3 the @tth Congress adjourns.|“‘to enhance Morse's chances of] into service in Chicago, Ill. Postal employes purchased the “special |). of their danger. gan Congrega'n B'nai Taree! x £ CAMPAIGN ISSUE delivery” wagon with proceeds of their own vending machine fund. ae g-_Werer ‘Behool ° Ry ~4 . a pee 8. Naval Tr. ‘ _ Regardless of the outcome, Dem- : ts ‘ He also compiled a file of let- we Eee . Zz & are certain to carry the Gas Station Burglar Gl | A t under May and 25.304 under Junejters from citisens whe fferson Jr. Hi. School 3 8 i Settle into this yeau’s presidential , |Vi LON ACTIVI 1955. | they had been affected by the poi-| 3t—Jeflersos Jr. Hi. Sem tt and congressional campaigns as Takes 59 Quarts of Oil | Last month the VA received 41.- son wallpaper. vashingt : ’ g $ part of their charge that the Ei- The breakin Of a” Whit taxe LAKES Steep Drop 37T home loan applications — a), His efforts were credited with s—echingtee Sabeol a, | 2 o n Of a e , . sewer hanson bar ropa as!_ai drop of 2 rom Ma) an 130 a ee) eae ee ; wit bth See " |@ARPENTER AND CABINET work New and repair Murdock PE 2-786! _Casner mL. odd_jobs 9552 CARPENTER cae SEW AND repair, FE $1917 | CARPENTER WORK. CARPENTRY Rea WASHING. TRONINGS. stretching +s ___ Building” Service 12 Al REMODELING, . FREE ESTI- mate, EM 3-4 Al ENT AND BLOCK WORE. gui see OAkiand §-3449, : TwisHING QUA LAYING! QUALITY c, BUD sits “PE 8-2080 re tineain Enrres and Mpnired Sewn. Oinives and wa shears, Sateen and aden, BL Setivery. OE 3 L Poin ALL MAKES OF gh PEN: ns repaired by trained me at our store General Printing Office § ys WwW. Lew _Tence. St. 30135. APPL TANCE SERVICE “rations all makes of automatic Ser ACE TREF- VICE EMOVA VAL sod rimming Get our bid. FE BT APPLANCE_ REPAIR. WASHING m sweepers. FL Tiectrie. $02 N. Johnson 6@ PLUMBING & HEATING & Service, censed master plumber. BEACH CLEANING Boowes cleaned instelied, sand- A-] CEMENT WORK LLOYD MONROE FE 46866 | a LAYING SANDING & FIN. contractors. FE 3-764. Pontiac Hardwood Floor Service. A&B TRENCHING Footings, water linge field tile. FE 5-9961. ALL KINDS OF CEMENT WORK, reasonable, floors, drives and etc. _Bonded. Jensen. FE _2-2340. ALT. KINDS OF CEMENT WORK. FE 5-9061. BRIC BLOCK AND CEMENT — Also chimneys, Ne job too small. E ) RE- eee & rewinding 218 E. Pike. wer ASTE RING 7 Se PLASTERING 3-0183 é Pree estimates A _5-4052 HEATING SERVICE. a NACES eaned and repaired, sheet metal wore egrostronen oo and tem ‘Sheet Metal, ae N OR odeli Al binet work.| large. Residentiay and commer- re ths so cabine e cial. Guaranteed work Ph. FE cence $-0313. Lester “Maniey, CARPENTER WORK, ALL KINDS. a Rear, John Featherstone. Px | BRICK BLOCK, Ce cy noah ‘ENT WORK _ment, Pree extn “ertimat | TE iy CABINET MAKER AND CAR y Ri . ter. Kitchen & specialty. FE CEMENT & BI B LOCK SEW ER R CLEANING 4500 SEWER nD BRICK WORK, Sinks—Sunday Serives FE 42012 RMENT woes. } a ALT INDS. anaes, F gid perenne bones, HEATING SERV ICE . ‘s. Si EXP MARRIED MAN FOR TERY: | flags, ‘bafbecue off “natn te | etal ant eflegd alt eaist “tee station work FE *-#260 eer hh sea wall. Al 1 work guar- Day night FE 4-1063. Day OL EXPERIENCED MAN & WIFE | anteed. L & M Construction, FE 29161, "we ¢ Heating Co would like job managing restaur-| 42371, TREE TR G AND REMOV- ant. FE 57880, evenings. R 8 rhe al. Free estimates. FE 49300 FURNACE CLEANING AND RE-| Floors, basements EM_ 3-4 afters: patring. Of! stove cleaning end LAYING SAN ENG. ad SAWS MACHING FILED areas, Gro metal cert. MA- s. 12 yrs. exp. work. | MANLEY LEACH 10 Bagley St. estimates, Leo & Bow. FE ino A . rear Rion ne EXTERION PAINT. | _2-7506. |" at Pree estimetes. "Phone FE i sh ree TENCE ig Moderne rE S| teens ry; . », a ASON WORE Mk | iced work. Pree 8 ana “ioe. Duteh elm. Mosquitoes. & MASON WORK, STON ‘ . odd jobs. FE 6-60 3-5000. pa 5 ina & Bey eb PAINTING AND GENERAL” RE- | eiecTRIca’ L CONsRacr WIRING FE 20006, patr work Reasonabie. PE, 17-6412; and repairing. R Muare Elec- WELL DRILLING Piacaeaaes ‘2 St Stude’ker Sed S445 49 Fe 9 Ford dae. dr, n eee s$195 49 Chev. 2 Dries $295 Radice and heater. pce Kaiser 4 Dr... tool! Always 70 FE 2-9101 TRADE-INS Here’s 14 cars that were traded in at OLIVER MOTOR SALES for one reason only. Reger cee was because their previous owner tant decision—to purchase a NEW BUICK. Mee fren echsas ave eee oe someone else’s problems. Drop in and open till 9 p.m. “matics sat & dita. $995 $1595 *S4 Buick 4 dr, ’S3 Pontiac 4 dr., radio _ radio & paces tree ‘t ; , & heater, w/wall tires, flow, low mileage, 30) SPOT” |*#= | $795 "55 Chev. 2 Dr... "$1395 $7 95 53 Chevrolet 210 4 dr., J) V4. Radio & 52 Olds 4 dr., radio & radio & heater, good 'S5 Olds Super a 8. $2195 heater, Hydramatic, tires. Only $195 down, 2 Dry, Rydramatic. Radio & Heet- || Rocket engine lowner, 2 months, | Sreromate, “Aga “Serr $2195 ‘31 Ford hardtop Vie . ’ ick ial 2 d toria, radio & $5 Pont. Sta. Wen. $2195 || ‘55 Buick Spec f Fordomatic, light bse, Hy¢ramatic. Radio & Wester, Lew Hardtop Riviera, tri vg engine, ‘mileage, One owner, tone, green & white, | 54 Chev. Sedan... .$1095 aflow. oO $1695 Power At non md r Heater. $895 53 Lincoln hardtop Ca- | = | 54 Olds Sup. 88 88 Sed. $1795 pri, bright red paint, au- . eciing Radio, £,, “ester |1 53 Ford 2 dr. sedan, tomatic transmission, |) om — & heater, no coat os ota pe. = " tsoever on this m, rea nm 4 es uegenets, ene body. V8 engine, Wow! ‘i raae |'S4 Cadac 62 Cpe. $295|| PLUS 12 GOOD Kydremeue: a Secutthat Gar” "SO Pontiac 2 Dr.. .$295 Very good body and engine. bd ) Ondsibile + 4 Dr. $295: ‘st Pontiac 4D: Dr. -$395 | Tiree, "0 Buick 4 Dr. Dr. ho -$225 IF Ford rd Sedan, mT $195 = 2 Plymouth 3 n2 Dr. ‘Dr. $375 Good Cars to Choose From AT OLIVER BUICK| 210 Orchard Lake PE’ 29101 | Orchard Lake at Case FESO || NO MONTHLY PAYMENTS TILL SEPT. Sth | Pa "SS FORD Club Coupe “ | 'SS.EORD 4 Dr. Wagon "56 FORD 2 Door Saal aha oak Cy. one Friendly FORD . 1475. Saginaw St Bie "53 Nash SDeiscas a "53 Chev, Hardtop $899 'S5 Chev, Bel Air $1444 'S3 Ford R. Wen. $899 ] 52 Mere, Hardtop $699 | ’S3 Pont. Di. 4 Dr. $699’ , "53 Chev. 2 Dr... .$599 | °S3 Buick Super ...$999 } 'S1 Ford 2 Dr......$244 | ’SS Merc, Hardt’p $1899 | ’54 Ford St. Wgn. $1199 © | | °53 Plym, 4 Dr.,...$544 | '52 De Soto C. Cpe. $499 ] '33 Ford Victoria. .$944 51 Chev. 4 Dr.....$244 | $10 DOWN DELIVERS | CARS LISTED BELOW i 1951 Ford %T. Pickup 1951 Chrysler Hardtop | 1953 Studebaker 2Dr, 1952 Packard4Dr. | : 1952 De Soto Cl. Cpe. 1951 Ford Sta. Wgn. 1952 Ford Cl. Cpe. 1953 Nash 4 Dr. | 1952 Plymouth 4 Dr. 1982 Chevrolet 2 Dr, TRUCKS CONVERTIBLES | 1955 Ford 1 T. Stake 1955 Ford 1951 Ford 4T. Pickup 1953 Hudson 1950 Ford 4 T. Exp. 1954 Ford 1952 Chevrolet 1955 Ford 2 T. Dump |Harold Turner, Ford 464 S. Woodward kote YOUR F RIENDLY “FORD © DEALER Offers the Finest in Used Cars SPECIALS LISTED BY ST STOCK NUMBER BUICK Century > Rardicg + steneeee $2195 am FORD 4 Door. ons 3503) FORD 8 Cylinder. “aun PACKARD 2 Door......-- (3423) BUICK 4 Door....eeees: . ‘ld "WHEELS and DEALS" $3 Ford 2 Dr......$599 _ $1 Plymouth 4 Dr. $244 CHEVROLET Coupe.<.+--.-e008 099 en v0 81395 | eeteeeeee $ M5 $ 245 oeeeeee eeeeetee PONTIAC4 Dooressseoessseseese D 125} PONTIAC4 Door ss.sss-sesneae OOO FORD 4Do0r..sssvesseeessteene 200] PONTIAC2Do0r. ssssessueensee 295. : ~ OLDSMOBILE Club Coupe....+4.- 100 LS OLDSMOBILE8....sssecsseous D 495 PLYMOUTH Club Coupe....ses+0 595 : OTHER CARS IN STOCK 5§ HUD'N 2 Dr. Wen. "54 FORD 4 Dr. 54 FORD 2 Dr. Nog ‘REORDADe. —— ~ ma vord Dieses. 09 53 Plym. St. Wgn. $699 | "53 Dodge 4 Dr..«.$644 | $4 Plym. 2 Dr..e..$844 'S2 Ford R. Wen. $699 53 Olds 8&8 4 Dr.. .$999 ‘S2 Ford 4 Dr. en = "53 Chev. St. Wgn. $844 "52 Plym. 2 Dr.....$444 "55 Ford Hardtop $1699 "4 Chev. 4 Dr... « -$899 53 Studebak. 2 Dr. $499.) — "52 Packard 4 Dr., $444 | | Birmingham Midwest 4-7500 “stants 'A PHONE CAL con is 7a SSG a i i la He eager te Eg tee Y GET CASH QuicKLy PONTIAC STATE BANK Fr FE 29-9206. if ip Hie Re f you a ranges, and water beaters modern con pone K. 1-+ oot Sees rings and car Phone FE $4131 end tell! occasions chairs. st ps. Home & Auto | sitet’ mse tems. Bours: chin “WHEN YOU NEED | “trix ¥ 8 TO ; ut », SUN rr . 19 a5) BO to a $Sdibore Lee |! You can get quay on a4 _ ene signature, car or furniture, SHOT SE AHO LEAP VY endorsers. Ry to wult your ANTIQUE WALN Di LEAP Py budget will giad table, 46, and walnut spinet | ™ ®~ US re: om you . your A. s ebione. dest re 50038, ™ ag Ped by REA Bermom, hee. STATE || SAIC’ EPP AaP cae | “Oh, nothing special! Just my regular Thursday checkup!” IN : TANT er, demonstrator, 6329.95, FE en FINANCE CO. i 3 | Sale Household Goods 57| For Sale Miscellaneous 60 ron aa ote ae Ponte ests Linoleum Ploor Tile ........... 3¢ - ee ee eS toe fuage: vented fi cap. wt. F Joclaimed LinOwGm@ ...+.s0+0-. SPECIALS ON HOME 20 IN. WINDOW FAN. 1 HP Paint .. © ...cccuseess Sh Crafteman elec. mower. Like new. peer te aaeee Garage Doors ol sea ; overhead ' TEAGUE FINANCE CO, | 85351 ceuvery. | Pear oe ae ----- 202.N. MAIN | ss ore re pare | Lee. omit oeweiter oo...) ROCHESTER, MICH. | petel 1° fis." Paces | Gas Range ose a ros | ees, VORNE ie oe Sh on "age, tts ee ee SUITE. Extra P ast M*VALTON TV ce LSE fe signature car or furatture. omatie washers —e Stor Rd wan ss" S5R- eed Sat reps Ws ean bo | Becta an SP fe ce , HOUSEHOLD Sofas LORD'S WakeEHOUSE ‘ FINANCE | tet st'edein eaten Talbot ‘Lumber Piaster board. Rock Lathe. Paint. Hardware, Plum’ and } SOLID MAHOGANY CHEST wr. iron legs, used refrigerator, large mirror, $30. MI 6-4139. dinelte t iron cal .. as Ave. Corporation of Pontiac He} Frocr Sone Fiecrel bes 5 3 “aheit redwood oud case. oa —— gr ens ike } heater, upright kiteh- Ph Cash in ] ‘Trip en stool, ig dete tables, wr. mLN Sabai TE. aust business" | Bs ea ete | re aS | a a a ice Ww. o eeei Pa, _ SIN DEPT. oe) ts TUMBER DRIVE IN "| Reape Fe sa STi TO FRATL'S |$ piece breakfast set... it SURPLUS LUMBER on BENERICTAL nd. Boat Houses, Pontiac Lake. Lome, seal, cornet sests 4 Meapoetes ; : ad- OR 3-4036. gee a ev gees tnesanbocs a OPEN “30 = Pega YOU HEAR? Mortgage Loans 54) + - ANCHOR FENCES : ‘ eee LOANS $600 TO $1,500 eat Pe +i or AND! THOMAS ECONOMY | %9.mooey down. PHA approved. | fueen b am. and 130 pm. P| Gtrden tractor, oareain, prk etettee mete ne, tinea “only oa Poe comme. ce ba og YEST ITS UNION rhea rk B8For ‘nome ‘additions or Powriad, Mict FE 4.6509 WRECKING CO. weet DWARE MICHIGAN BUSINESS improvements, 12x12 LINOLEUM $7.20 | 730% HAN? S, st fciore ree Eine "mostin Free “cattmates | suey cup teen. 30 um, iin, : , ; or enclose 4% FT. WALL TILE 25c| wars. Michigan. Puorescent. — Terms. P vee $0 Bim, SALES CORPORATION Pepa o ight ae. Se 5 yptart Lake Ave, fines con Pore Tras Sak! docting te. ols per Si] W cite itt FTE wre Ye vy AD OE sinet, 94. 92-4838. PET 4 BYERS. 141 W HURON. PE 4-206 | TRADE NOES iva te lin, ft. = “ CHAIR, =) Wns B Munro. carters vke Market, ae ia, h ceeaeat staipamalweret. | TRADE-IN DEPT. _ | te sep chairs. $1098 | Sher f. “p.m koele . 3c Tin. ft. ! : ; a leoiner peas like new. FE 4-6706. dma pe weed wood dinette es ‘Sinks L Sy ee, SS Used pipe ne Se A-1 Businesses) sth Soitiat Shi |" ee "ney eee mee | SONY aa poe tne "| FER eee Ev et gat LA SALES p82 serv-|“nouse near Baldwin a @ br $299.05 value $160.05 WYMAN’S ae net trailer lee ETH MOTOR, | Kew qa Ig ng BAM Ber C aR ae eet property in deer country or small or ke em 33 (OF 19 Ww. Pike ® rE oun FE 40337 ans. New dpe. ey set compl, +135 fy dn, pha stock. acreage in Pontiac vic. FE IDAIRE” REPRO MONTZ | VACUUM CLEANERS FAR New house paint. ext. 85 gal. gt tt . earn EY seg tse_sere_78 2098. | cap as aoe a BURMEISTER fev eared el sae ier . —" : FREEZER 1000 wi New rocklath - gs per vende ACCEPT R CAR AS DOWN 1986 12 Ca FR. Chest i — WASHING. MACHINE WITH any New Cel vee 08. payment on new 3 sedvoom home | — , on half ‘acre, to inke, Wettenany Aevertices : 4 acy Sie: | Lane Grog wh St ete Bee Tre ta’ WAGNER CO. USED “VALUES . . 4 PT, TRAIL- . Hotpoint refrig. ..... . $80.50 pus stock. ¢r. Gm payment or will ee war Kelvinator refrig..... Li! 80.80 wind: : } nag me ee: FULL SIZE ORTHOPEDIC MAT. Celene SORTIG.-..-coeorernns SOBRE and bor Very good aes et on aromas zx condition, $00, BM o-2008 Prig. gute, washer.....0...... $19.68 Mit accept your labor for dows |FULL SIZE OAS STOVE. REA- | Hotpoint elec range 80.5¢ : ‘ and sricery ment on new 3 bedroom house. | —Sonsbie_ FE _7-8000. Above merchandise tm very good | 5 &. je + R/ . t wilt at ' nprowperous Tham aren Orion “vicinity with take PURN_ FOR SALE condition rn (| ane te” Blpweed cn 4 auction oa the located x Bldg. with ih are AP ap. Sie oe GRAY OG AnD PAD CLAYTON'S 100 th? bee ey iewulaiton""'7!! gags | New materials at Main Yard only. 3a , gt Romeo on Te, MODEL F Appli on 21, housetrailer Deluxe rior. 3 FE 4-496 urniture lance MAKE SURE [Ts > site: 3710 8. Telegraph. 1:00 pas pT gt A Are some “— pececoma, stoops ©. ive ed. HEYWOOD WAKEFIELD TABLE. 3085 frenere ne Rd . Mich: . Open 8 w 6 any. ments, Farmall CW new Plow. _ uk Living quatters ovallable.| freee aneanr sal PE bien * beef, Chempagee or rE oer “°°*° 7 PE $8974 BURMEISTER ‘| Job site: Oratiot, nz, Harper vators. MeGormick $1500 dn. plus stock. SRDS LOA WORT ae ae set cond USED FAMILYSIZE REFRIGER- . 3710 8, Telegr 6. of Sh Bre. . R rE 6-867 » Seer dice doh i $400 as trade in on used AIR @ YR. CRIB, CHILDS | stor tm good condition, $30. MY . 3° ‘n. | CAMERAS, ‘DIOREEt EAGLE. 2| Deere ecker. rake. WARD E. PARTRIDGE) 220 'S°*3'*Gen wan’ Gn Sunes | IG EAD platform rocker, type 3AM aORa FOR Northern Lumber Co fare. 3: Le hee Pri, "tw ‘tes mous makes ot . . Old, FE 6-066). tare 28 ladder. REALTOR | FE 4.3581 GERMAN Bae SP eating | Elec. ronster, Rollaway bed. Sy UeTr ee aed Oy ND runro Hive | Pomtiec, EM, Dain g EM ore “UNION WRECKING | PADDOCK. FILM SERVICE © L ft oe meat, 000 : REAL pas pean forehee or cash. Judeh Rd. bed Pex rt end ne. mA. _trie, 1080, w Huron Detroit FE 14184 Cc > INC. : 1633 _W_ Huron SE es et ae goed. Hillman fe 5-3060 ——— = e ec. USED HOTPOINT IRONER, $49.96 CEMENT MIXER , Sal sical Goods POODLES — PUPPIES, STUD —_ - 1050 W. Pikpvgae ST. CARGE EQUITY Th ane. Se Orensre Th, Aven | REA gelered FV ....... ‘sine aap | at * anteed teed. Good condition. Feawn.| ‘Powe kx bene o Mn = service and trimming, 394 Crre- ater oe ve id 2 : Ad On rete nee ne . rkston . etreiler. | ae Fi ' aATHRGON FIXTURES. rOUNUG- | LET Us HELP YOU WITH Your BA Ree prs BLOND meo, one block W. of the UEARe Ty oresdent, 303, Orchard T ie we Ay - % -| SELLING OUP CANARICS.| Bh Le ee 1 board motor. call FE wr] 2S, Sete Pee ces | 2 YEARS TO PAY _ | —2testent. 289 oreherd 1 ig +, Co, Ob | Cheap! PE. 83370 ~ ea tor er 6:00 LINOLEUM & PAINT SALE Delivered, Installed, Serviced Cleanup Time I pA TO £. y GEL, Money to Loan 83)" ttaey mort te pee a sek ee Fee nate | WEETINGHOUEE REPEC | Salohe™tnatering the'see “usver : Sagan psa | enna | Se BOP ae edocs (State Licensed Lenders) Sree hate oct” Call’ often 'a:00 | LIVING ROOM SUITE FOR BALE. | “1 ,tcr ‘Good cond, $75. FE 6-0104 | on” Bates, new nave 1 =. CULT COR oy oe EHONO. on “0998 2 ft rc — . pearls, 50. OAkland . graph com| with $30 mik Cave ZOaeteP. our - y. = S00". MOTOROLA Ty” MAH3Q ANY CON For Sale } Miscellaneous oo CHU. CH'S INC. 's > oh hee. ,of reels. Al itke Perained. & new pazment A LOANS (8.3 S05 oo [eA SP wn a ager nd oo | ror ee See cents eC | =e Sale or moved, for anything. OR 3-9350 1 CONVERSION OIL BURNER. ; CLOSING OUT "Finer" s AYERS. ante ano WTR 825 to 4a5 to eeee en Ses Hwy. i" we Bese. oe oe SL ete BL type, $35. Call after 6:30. tee walle me f yma i a 9 3 roto , Seine? PAHO os Hay, Grain & Feed 71 HUTCHINSON : mE. ioeren LOAN CO. rin) clear lake privileged lote for inte STOVE AND REFRIGER- 121° HOMART ALL STEEL FUR- Linoteur © uo a crime Oe Se: on 8 ward “on ot ®eeount wih pescredt te 'e. 35 ACRES OF HAY, 4201 BALD DLY SERVICE model pickup. Must be in good ATOR. A 35PC MA. nace, used 1 winter. Price, 900. $3.95 gal. ‘iene 46526. Mountain Rd. FE §-2004 running order or will take over HOGANY BEDROOM Call after 6:30 EM _3-3404.__ SMITHS 987 S. Saginaw Pia En PIANO with | ALL TYPES oF E. HAY POR SALE, uity, PE 42252, SUITE, AND COMPLETE he) we TON RUG, ia lh STATR agi ee aye sKengthe “W456 |" peneh, OM _3-6786, also straw. Will deitver. OA 82179. WILL SWAP NEW MIDLAND OOM - | _eerpeting FE 20702 | | CONVERS HON- ) ff. 8 MIXED HAY GRAIN AND CHER- tractor with sulky, 2¢inch iawn-| INOS. ALL IN GOOD CON- | oon CLIT ETROCK..§ ia ove nom Om and. tank. $90. Save’ Fomine super Sale Office Equipment 63 lumber. MA _5-00e8 YOU ARE | memiact™otetarenien yi] Sonabu "on Sso0 | nook rat SLAG) iva bali Bion | m8 Bago ya bw agantitY OF a cone toet canteen wanere, keten [Knotty Pine. 02. es GOAL FURNACE. steEL wirn| OIL-GAS FURNACES :|25 vsep pesxs. KS. $28 TO brome, cattle horse Lu ck trimmers and ladders. Lawa mow-| NORGE WASHER 130 CEME ENT 4 YStY, fine, rede ot ai ry ed eee ony FRA terme. Pree ootimates, Ken- | Sean ae el memes _R4, FE 108 er iwe. Y BARNES | SHARDW WARE sis. Chrome dinette with ¢enairs, | Sheathing ‘Boards. @” to iz", 676 | PQQREE CONCRETE Siena sis. SLD GARAGES” REPAIRED TO to a ~ cabinet SS) Lett kates nd as | 1 W. Benn a $15. Hand lawn m eet baly | tee Pickup prices. Baby washer, $8. FE 8-2133. look Uke zw Lenathen your gs act tig, Poste Poste "hates t For Sale Livestock 72 | ae NORGE REFRIO ror ® BALE $40 gaily kighet delivered. ch enciosures and screen | Terms. eet BOA: came 7 Secknery ts it thig period et For Sale Clothing 6 | _Geed_¢ ment RLACKETTS * Botses SAN any porch alot | ONE 8 Fr D&E CHICAGO reg dutvery, recy wored * a Render pan, also sak Teck eee NORGE go ein RANGE Be eRe a — brake. Ove Boty "ager. land Piet /_& information ee truck, “Ss Small down payment. 420 , i MENS SPORTS COATS siz 30,| With oven and roll-out broiler. OR BUILDING SUPPLIES INNER BELL FRENCH DOOR. sed ce) - . Buckner customers who are. Fins ot. Mary 8 wool ecet cise Sie 8161 Dixie Hwy MA 65611 Upright plane. 2 hot water radia- ENNY AINT ALE Mostoan Donkey with saddle. MY out of work are treated with 4. OR _3-4679 after 3:30. FEILCO CONSOLE RADIO & PHO ,14 DOUBLE WINDOWS, 29 = 50.| {ors Hand lawn mower. 30 rs : - ‘ @¥ery consideration, BIG BALE aa < SRROGGR raph combination, 850. OR | $15. EM 3-8723. ase Soler was. Seerner Prots House paint. 1, gallea...... $3.98) All in golden oak a & Gab- Bun. School clothes & rerun _32ea or or OR 38718 | 4-RECORD NICKELODEON, NINE igre, with oven, and gallon st at ar- SB a = 9 i ge the : . REFRIO. Ps ri , 24x24 Form! ch . tand | 2-787, 415 W. Fourth, AM, 6. | eee eee cine wat” eee Bee e re, your choite, a 0 D givpse pars to cour at | gant: Coeepet hee. ho Bad.) BETNI "moowe Mure Enc: | federal labs f GM ripe DRAW TITE. "HITCHES ig Merete A hig oes ye A beter OXFORD | oe mirror, EL 6-0444. ore ee with wnt, o ‘rol rs pa Lt é rotier or pan. .63.90 bepes chpareate. ap- au RIDING ez. 620. “ OOR SHOP | ry weasel fur ‘size 20, | RC - : fiks‘ new rE vale RCA AIR CONDITIONERS- FREE ing centre. like new. FE 74. whe tat ENERO at a i INSTALLA 2 SET ECTRIC | eauee AERIS CARS oft pare Sate a, ep, | FO KNER 3008 Auburn Rd. QaL. Es "HEATER Br "Om 3148 Wreaght iron 6s f severe Beige._____. DOORS palvotion As Hghts forsevery toon | *Grev ‘Court, ee $35. 3000 | (ue el! > a ee famegts $05, Close out—Truck Load of Meneg. in house at te aesuiL? a eee MACHINES. ery Be Pawaee Prices, "Door at ‘i, se Lok pe ee Semple. eithe auts, Blower ead | ,,9, PONTIAC ° purwoce, po, | "isang ROWERS, OE Ling new #2 8, Midland. cond: (meassostue Sn” Eze jaidwin Ave. FE 32-2643; ors and ro is A! le 8 OFFICES ARE LOCATED: POWFIAG, ted floor National Bide. | . DRATTON PLAINS e612 Disie Rwy, | -°"4: : oe —_ GUIDE TO GOLD: Sell things you're not using through Classified Ads!