Horn* Edition PONnACrMICHIGAN. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER M, 1W0—«6 PAGES which the president win make. However, it is expected that they the day Before Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev speaks at the momentous General Assembly Weef conflict. The Weather THE PONTIAC PRESS Ike Going U.N. Crashes, Bums Landing Elsenhower's decision to address the UJt. session was made public in a brief White House statement. W bite House News Secretary Carnival Atmosphere Invading Downtown Transformation of downtown Pontiac into a carnival atmosphere of fun and excitement was beginning today ^amid predictions that Downtown Fall Festival Days will 'break records this year. The three-day festival, sponsored by the Downtown Merchants Association, begins tomorrow with merchants promising shoppers continuous street entertainment, unusual retail values, free parking in all the municipal lots, free breakfast every day for 1,000 persons, free bus rides downtown Both the White House and the State Department mid Tuesday hii movements an being restricted only to assure his safety. REJECTS PROTEST In cool but eorrect terms, a UJ. -note speedily rejected a - formal protest that the Sept. 9 U.S. order restricting Khrushchev to Manhattan was an unfriendly act. unlaw-and aimed at hindering the work of the Soviet delegation. Legal Action Threatens Sale Farm Produce Display tabftfld Unlawful by Grocth Association Menshikov delivered the Soviet protest Tuesday, the State Department reply sea. delivered by messenger to the Soviet Embassy Tuesday light. The U.,8. note told Khrushchev every morning fttxn 8:80 toltb»t under the U, N. headquarters ~ MUMMWlt Ti—. «STIg tuluit Ws^i 0:30 and free cap nival tickets with every downtown purchase. will find this the best festival we’ve ever bad in Pontiac," said Gifford Grovogel, association president. "Mare 'advance planning the ever is going to nWt in tnor Possible legal trouble* are hanging over the Downtown Fall Festival Days sale that begins tomorrow. Still at issue is the anticipated tttsplay end sate/of farm produce hi the Streets as a-highlight of the til—e itoysaics events sponsored by the Downtown Merchants Assoc ta-. tion. dashing am the dty Comrais- • 4 tag veto test sight, a— the Oakladd Osastv «had Pealew As-•oclatton, wMch forced dty Hall officials to admit the sale would ha axtes-legsL ' A group of IS Pontiac grocers left dty Hall last night promising to meet again today to determine what legal action, if any, they would take. Direction of the attack was indi- agreement betwwrrtoeunJted Na-tions and the Dated States, file American govenilinent is responsible for his safety and for assur-, i ing his unimpeded access to U. N. There sno doubt that «ery°nej,^ume£*"^h are on East Side Manhattan. ttetpatl— and mem' fm for avery-ane « ■ Is any ether The one element merchants couldn’t plan on is apparently going to be in their favor. CLEAR SUES, SUNSHINE The Weather Bureau says tomorrow’s festival opening will be with dear skies, lata of and warmer tempera- .•fibs ‘Precisely in strict fulfillment" of this obligation, the note said, the U. S. government has had (o require that Khrushchev "rmide In closest convenient proximity" U. N. headquarters and limit his moves to Manhattan. [denies hindrance The American order in no way interferes with “the normal work of the Soviet (lelegation," it said, adding: "Travel beyond the limits of Manhattan Island is dearly not essential to tbh aocmal functioning of a delegation to a session of the U. N. General Assembly.' Dozens of concerns gUria something special, said~GnWogetr For n stance, Waite’s Department Store,, which Giwogel manages, lined up an eye-stopper. toast ft go to the Glen C*—» Lang displays svlll spUl aver lata downtown stores and businessrs. matters now stand, KhfU-,r shchev will be putting up at the g downtown headquarters of the 8o-(i Viet U. N. delegation on Manhattan's Park Avenue. A five-story, a hHM'MJu, ««MHTWock*!onS BMtorion there includes “"M* W"«*l e display. He’ll y minutes on end. Passersby are| invited to guess which manikin is Direction-of ihd attack was tadJ^T^ry^iIS Had* -tod by Glenn LaLowe, food dea!- ^ beginning at 3 p.nT~ eta president, who said: “Our |mosphere in advance at a time WRECKED AIRLINER — Seventy-six persons — all that were at n»*u. on board — walked away from this American Airlines Electra It landed upside down and immediately burst into flames. Pas- minutes before It was consumed by fire today. The plane was sengers released" themselves from thelf seat belts and dropped caught by a gust of wind as it landed and cartwheeled into a dike—to the ceiling of the craft, then hurried out the door, just escaping and along the edge of a swamp at New York’s I—The crowded Lockheed Electm crashed into a dike, flipped onto its back and plunged, , biasing, 500 feet along a swamp. Seventy • six passengers and crewmen hung need ~ downward, pinned In their upside-down seats by safety belts as flames clbsed in on the cabin. But not a life was lost today when- American Airlines Eteetra Flight Ml crashed at the end of a runway at New York's LaGuardia Airport. Kennedy Bidding for New York Vote NEW YORK (AP) - Sen. John! . Kennedy opened his bid tor New York’s 45 electoral votes today by declaring the Republicans deceive either themaelve* or the [American people tf they promise end the Cold War. Kennedy was pleased with U>e receptions he had in St. Louis and Texas. And he had.a big day ahead Of him.—— Our Growth ' or-Individuals. . . Bight he speaks to the liberal Party. In Ms prepared talk at a luncheon for the New York Women’s Democratic Club, Kennedy spoke mostly on peace. He warned that pea— will not the Pumgi—s> haven' learned thit "words are not substitute for action" in dealing with the Communist*. and U> The 'JO passengers and six crewmen managed to boa— toemsetvaa from the —fifty belts, fell eight feet to the ceiling of the shattered plane and all walked away. DESTROYED BY FIRE Within minutes, the plane was destroyed by fire. It happened — O new, (New Yerk time) daring a clear-weather flight from Beat— to Ht. Leete-the foertb major crash la-velvlng the Eteetra fet-psep air- c—ft slice Feb. J, ISM. when an ether Amertoea Airlines plane crashed approaching LaGeardU. Capt. Jf. §L Pangbum, a super- quarrel is not with the farmers the downtown mcrchanls. It*a witb the City Commission." MUtea F. Cooney, P—tine attorney who spoke for the grocers, framed commissi oner* they, ___wooM be “bending the lew" H, tor the benefit ef the merehaats had farmers, they waived the IMS health law forbidding set-Side display a— sale of food SV ROUTE WITH NIXON <*—President Richard If. Nixon said today that private enterprise must carry the major share of American economic expansion, be Thursday, oct.' is, The GOP,presidential nominee told a breakfast meet-™ *ta r®* ot Idaho Chamber of Commerce that the Se Angeles, Kennedy ta New ^government can stimulate private growth by contrifau-Terk. . (tions to reclamation and? : be motionless “*1 EOT, *«££> N' ° ‘ ■** “ hU c0*8‘ d Passcrshv *1*™ *5” ^ ^ T policy from New York. 'all, he said, the growth or coast campaign. The Moscow protest said thiej ♦ • * a y i Om—nMMM—MfoJfl^^m Networks participating are the Cotarabia Broadcasting System, National Brand casting Co., and the American Breadcasting vo. The programa will be earrtod for crew, was at toe controls on a normal approach with the full load of 70 passengers. He said that at toe last airborne mosphere Stereo beg— patting ap ban- when “the heads of many states aero and decoratts— today end intend to make new efforts toward (OapOmied on Page 2, Cal. 3) 'easing international tension.” the American economy is > geared “to what individuals do.” His brief, informal talk pre-ceded his departure on a chartered DC8Bairliner for Grand Forks,) .three aagtasa Tuesday night. The eeme United ktrltaee pitot. Ferry baa,” he aafced, 'Wilt It take It make aa realise that we dynamic In public relet1ow7 At St. Louis Tuesday night, Ken- jmoment a gust of wind struck the jnedy encountared-thewiidestdem-|i|j^^------- onstration of an otherwise rrta- lively placid contest with Vice It druse the left wing down, ha President Richard Jf, Nixon. said. It took 15 ihinules and repeated • The plane struck an eight-foot appeals by Sen. Stuart Symington, [dike at the bayside end of the run-p-Mo.’ over a ship’s foghorn loud-| cartwheeled and turned over, speaker before aid— would agree - . to let the Democratic nominee vannipe intn riie nainW ai«it rhai' ‘'There was e hard crash/' —Id -had been formed to let Kennedy »tewardeaa Margaret Fleming, 24, (Gontfanied on Page 99, Crf, 2) t ramp where he spoke other stewardess) and I were hanging toon the ceiling. Session at MSUO Studies Baby-Boom Influx Huge New-Labor Force to Want Jobs Here He warned toe commission "taking any action that might blnasi your police chief should this conflict come up again in the very near future.” TRADITIONAL SPLIT' The spOt ln toe commission vote was alQhg traditional lines, with Commissioners Winfocd E. Bottom, Milton R. Henry and Robert A. Landry opposing the waiver. W ★ They told Mayor Philip E. Row-■ton and the tone others who supported the waiver that there should (Oontinued on-Page 2. Col. 5) Our 1st Frost• Heralds Stretch oi Cool Weather ------By Meg lAUNPEBfl . The postwar baby boom will soon begin pouring from high school! swelling Oakland County's labor force by more than 190,000 during the 1900s. * This was made clear Tuesday at a meeting of community leaders at Michigan State University Oak- of London, England. "The "Trt thing we knew we were turned Donna (Donna GUligan, ton pi.— UmA gw » ____ were aU buckled in and I —w some 'of them tilt their heads on the celling when the plane turned over," Miss Fleming said. "All the pauangsta— loosened their belts and got down the eight -feet from the floor of_ the plane as best they could,. Just like we did. "I slid down one of the wails," PRAISE STEWARDESSES Everyone was oat by the time (Continued on Page 2, Col. 6) TgE POXTlAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER U, I9«0 Calls LegislofurMtQ Sept 22 Huddle Williams Acts Cranbrook onftged Care Legislation to Mean Revtsed Medical Aidi for 120,000 in State t ilSrtitgn jaw*! ___IK OWetl' ffttSrtr non Sapt. S to enact legislation Vfcifing new or Improved medicah 1M.686 of the tie's j elderly ir44*—* . n?u1la,Mir A plan to make Ann Street in Birmingham a throughway has been referred tor study to the planning board, the manager and the Otegral Business District CJmmit- LANSINC. (ft Sen. Kennedy to Accept He alao was a member of the {Detroit Club, the Bloomfield Hills I Country Club, JPtae Arts Club, Players Club, Corinthian Lodge, Tie LibendS; who operate only in- New York State. formally en- cmZEXS CITED — Two Pontiac men receive (certlflcatea of appeoeiatiea foe nabbtog a burglte alee i ing. They are James McBroom Jr7,115Surr9t.,‘ and IVed MT Putnam, 158 Lincoln St. The certiflcates were presented by the I Surviving b e a 1 d e a his wife H. of Bloomfield Httia and WU- Itiam fit tfr Birmingham; two brothers; and eifcht grandchildren. 14/ A l„.«L«n 11** Par in Birmingham : ^T^miUs Awai^ Contracts ~ Dies inoOlitn for PavingSew&TtShe ^erv*®* ^fM°y i BtRMtNGHAM — Chatreete torfOct 3. is fhe fh* evtr to ba sub- (», n»hi rkiirrli la i ^ ____________B)nri to' city voters, ttadifr ing of a new aewer^ftoe bar Yarboro and Quartan Roads. ------w ■ T The paving bid wsnt to MUc*________T.._ toritow V Trav «g I7JTZ. ^ ^ The Gar Bwie. OonatmettoB Qa— Of ttonfiac received the aewer Jobf^ ^ ^tter to ^ city Com- mission they said that the action would be beneficial to their places of business and alao abolish a fire hasp*- In another action, the commission hind Harry M. Denyes Jr. {of Pontiac to submit preliminary Mr. Lercban was past president j plans and drawings for the rc-of the Detroit AreaCouncil of j modeling *of the city office*. the Boy Scouts of America *4nfi - jlft. i n -■ ' *■« • .• the Detroit Athletic Oubt. : jbe public meeting to discuss LlDBrol rOlly Nomination the proposed II million Bloomfield Hills internal fewer system will be held two days earlier than scheduled. City dark Robert Stadler said today. NEW YORK. (API—Sen. John F. Kennedy will accept the ptesiden-tial nomination t of New York’s Liberal party at a banquet here tonight. Afciwl « ________ tial slate at the state committee meeting Tuesday night. Basically, the program to be laid before file legislature follows recommendations outlined by Williams torn days ago. It calls for deficit financing tori the first sbt mouths, using.existing! welfare funds. The 1961 legislature would make! up the allocated amount with an appropriation next spring. j Ike federal government would j pay half of tfco seven-million dollar MO, the state and oonatieo . the rest. Persons receiving old-age pensions would get home nursing care! la addition to present benefit*. | Each new pensioner also would, get a physical examination when he applies tor aaristanct at age 65.1 COUNTY IRAU TO DROP The county share of hospital coats likely would1 be cut from 40 to 10 per cent Broad hospitalisation coverage would be provided for 60,000 other persona not new on old age assistance who art unable to pay major medical expenses, i Additionally, they would receive ^ 76 Safe as Plane | (Continued From Page One* .out at th* meeting emphasized that side the county, while some 89,000; [the’postwar baby boom in the ap - called J^war b a by lO^and res^nticumrotly mOCuALv. O™* form «Ta great toereaae In «chool{booin w“ ttoving from the employed outside the county. Nlpi UVCI, DUI113 „ !enrollments,” hr said. [schools to the community. J Horton said thst “mage educe- “We had maimed and tafit fort* ,-eon!2lJfl tUm” ®d "•* ">*“ ■•■■■■**& (Continued From Page One) -utviv-d it wiihuul being reduced . i He explained that die person who MM* •*****.» m m* (be «. mos, IUMto Jd, ^ ••TM# so-called ’boon.’ became ^ ^ Mar. ^ . "»haken up.” flushing Hospital a sweeping wave thaila sow at 7” W>*CM>> **• ^untge* and suffertbe Jongeat un- admitted six passengers tor treat- — —- — — J*”0*' I . . . ment of minor bums. ; the Junior high level. > j.--.--.--.-,—. . - , ... I,.u u . ’•’Some 96,300 readied 18 last! ”Wfc need to train peopto tor the, i the colmnunH^^ ;|y-r. ^ 115,000 will this * the conrtng Jocade. ' Qne.ot.tbe. major questions uaderlend- 132,(fo to 1961. Then things! • ........ [discussion yesterday fas whether! will taper of?ttor three years. ™" m*an* more .training In the community will have enough “But m 1985 more than 163 000 ope’?tln* “ 1U‘0‘ I Jobs for thetitanic w-ave of^l^^. "^lto *,COm' workeis .persona will reach that age and plicated automation setup in 8» With Binocular* rut n —rrTtr wti nm*rt He wm bom Jan. 14, ^. atpe-ichairmaa of the fSBis Area] p.,nFNrx iri* — * ■ fteSfro u- catur Dl., and moved to Pontiac chamber of Commerce’, Indus-, r —- —- t»V- w tre Siiosso. ■>» jt- »hen he wai 5 yeart j Two sons, Charles T, and Mi-j ‘at a sjb.. vm fstscar 1 a.,.a chart J. at home; a daughter, Mrs. *5*X?s3SSab »t s u M Harold Laidlaw of Sylvan Lake; m wLTfBStSZf 8 Is IS three brothers. Merlyn of Pontiac.! SSSm Lowell of Rochester and Roy of. {Battle Creek; and a sister, Mrs. 1 s*..7.V.:r:« "ITwbT”____.gjEugene Elkins of Pontiac; and-one . . Invading Downtown HWMrt MHritgn ...« with N*v. Galen E. Hershey of, mP-.lMWihir ............. «. First Presbyterian Church offldat-! ^...... ing. Burial will be in Mt. Hope Cemetery. I w are The administration was asked to with binoculara, en- [prepare a recommendation after a to do their work from grocers raised objections at last Circulars and pamphlets handed **** street or alley. [Tuesday^ meeting. One of the yc*"*—* was Hilde Fulling, 13, of St. LtNds. She was headed bade to school after a vacation .visit with her grandparents to Maine. ♦ * a didn’t think I was going to get through tt," she said. "My seat belt slipped but I grabbed tt even though I was hanging upside *»wn. - x ■ "I was scared. At first thought it was a nightmare- but then I knew tt was real... I feel awfufiy^ncky." "* "[Carnival Atmosphere IWi freet-Barts ArontoBi^P tames they<8 lie wserlag IroaAr BNhM* tanpenta At Whyne and West Nunn Streets, they began ereettog Ike Releases Copyright on 'Allegiance to Flag' , is to 1*1,1 .... fast of acrembb _______________ : . I WASHINGTON (UW) - Presl-jand coffee wifi* be;„ssrwd every ||t9?TsoaStoSwMSl ie dent ESaenhower signed legislation morning 9 to 10:90. W »I jtoreyftr W }J Tuesday Which retpased the must-! The festival’s tore outdoor stages .jcal compog^oti4llTlatl| — tolhr-fteg'’ to . of Alto. wer| bwit teewad to “east side, the public!west ride, Jacqueline toJack Never Offers Political Advice JOW YORK CAP)—JscqBSfina Kennedy, wife ef the Democratic 'presffiantlal nominee San. John F. Kennedy, said today tote never offers her husband political advice. t Mrs. .-Kennedy, appearing on NBC-TVs “Today" television show, was interviewed by Dave Oarroway. (i #Tf m*' t “Do you ever offer advice to toe senator about politics, for example?*' askei) Oarroway. | “No, r don’t,” said Mrs. Kennedy. “I would “dtoerareaafM v ”' - . it ., it # N “No, I don’t offer him advice, too doesn't need It from me, but be etwaya asks my. opinion about thing!” = “Maytre he doee need If from you if he atoe you* opinion,* instated Oarroway. "Well, I tell him whet I think,” said Mrs. Kennedy.. : >wz will leave tt them," toid Oarrmy. f .. k - it ’ Asked why she wanted her .fyuband to be preafdent, Mrs. Kennedy gepUed: 1 think X am as anxious as any woman in Amerjca for the future for our country, and rather frightened about It. And I feel that my husband is so equipped to help us tn the nest decade. He bas n conception of America that is great, and he has served It for Jt years. In the w^r, and IJust think he could save the country." ' ) ' Calendar of Events —for—* Pmitiac DOWNTOWN FESTIVAL DAYS TffURtDAf^fwTRitoAY • SATURDAY sernMeiR ' '?JiBpipSMv I : / ' v ’ • 8:30 to 9:80 A.H (Thursday. Friday and Saturday) FREE BUS RIDES DOWNTOWN • 8:00 to 10:30 JLM. (Thursday, Friday and Saturday) FREE BREAKFAST • STYLE SHOW • NORTH SIDE COMMUNITY CLUB TALENT SHOW (10 Acta) • WEST BLOOMFIELD HIGH SCHOOL DANCERS (Mary Hay at toe piano). v ^ > • SQUARE DANCING BY Tiff PROMENADERS ' (music by Slancato National School of Dancing) • SQUARE DANCING BY THE ALLEMANDER8 AND THE CROSS TRAILERS • iONftEVILLE WITH GUITARS • tap nawnwi •;£ V.: ;,y:f by Wadeworih Stood of Dancing ________ • KANGAROO COURT 9:80to lhOO A.M. —2 toIPJd. — ttoSFJd. • DENNIS FISCtnS dawn and weatriloquist • JUDO ACTS by YMC A • O0MIC STYLE SHOW__________- -------- By Opdkiieiee • DANCING BY ARTHUR MURRAY STUDIO • SPORT CAR PARADE by OaMahd County Bportamen's Club —Oakland County Sports Car Racing Assn. ■ • DANCING bp laclda Rae Studio • SKY LINER 1ATON TEAM AND MAJORETTE DRILL TEAM • OBEDIENCE AND TRICK PET SHO W by South MdfifiKemel Qub • TRAMPOLINE ACTS by Pontiac Boys’ Chib • MIDGET CAR DISPLAY • DRILLS BY GR06SE U NAVAL AIR STATION • MILITARY EEHBRS (Including ntoiOe display) . • MOIT NEFF'S IOO • MHIIATURE MILT ARY EXHIBITS • DISPLAY OF OLD FIBE ENGINES • FUST SHOWING d Pontiac's Newest Fir# Engine • BAND MUSIC by Setorallon Amy • WEIGHT LIFTING CONTEST by YMCJf end many, many otkara — Three big days aad evenings foM pockod witt aalertatalng and educational ovaats. All florae WUI Bare Scfcadsle af flak# and location af Alt Farfaraiaaoae pits Soing Paled aa Alt five Slag#». 1 I THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDXESPAy, SEPTEM^BE,R H, I960 THREE Hassle Solved; Another Starts Holland Ghra* Calls tor Thanks CffiT* “ to Generous {Draft Boards ] LANSING (UPIt - Michigan Se-j ! boards continuously since 1M tori . - / . ■ -JhmeIrL wwgiiWon. iOvor Long, Stiff exams ithc Pakistan Education Minister that strong action would bo taken’ against students who indulged in ansi agarose nr amps na L i ^ m lu 1 LOW atudonti at Punjab tildvor*! t-------- ~— draft boards Mdstaoa (MM |t#dl MtUlM Shelling ' * Laho(v neH#y * Oaa UJM people bava aarvoi j xAIPO. Formosa fAPf ''-^Ibroke afrwtowal damaged ^blft AwOr» ---------------- . . Chinese Communists, in their first and walked out* of examination WASttNGTON «- American Bock***** Sm'k* DlreeOr Cbl.Ar- More than three million men action in six days, Brad ft) shells haUs w pro**, against "atilt, dMB* University's telestaton-forcmUt Bi- ______ . -______. , thur A. Holmes Tuesday called have been registered since Oct.|Tueedsy night at the Quemoy ta-U,, iangthy question paptro.’ble course has been awarded $147..' l/qpwtq BOfdftr Lonwljfcr a utaaaf thsnka to local drattUA, WO, whan the tan ft tatojtaniM. m Ctimm Nafbwalist de-| they Inter burned their exam!700 from the Uily Foundation lo fn Gftrrnanv board persosaiel whoprve withoutIsCtoctJ and more than 1.1 million ferae ministry reported. | papers nod shouted slogans against ifinance a national telecast. It will ’ compensation. have entered the armed torcesi . '",1111 'r". . I the untvenity in a noisy demon-; be administered by the university, He set Frtday, the 30th anniver-'through induction or enlistment. | An orange tree hears fruit from stration. The r lot (jg occurred in cooperation with the Nftlonai, sary of the nation'a first peaeb-i Holmes singled out some 1* per- 50 to Id years. . shortly after a wanting issued byfCapital Arne Council of, Churches.: WASHINGTON - The Netherlands has helped esse international tension, but given map makers a alight headache — by returning frontier areas to Germany. ♦ * A A new agreement, signed by Dutch and West German represent-stives to The Hague, corrects $e the Netherlands. Only 17,Odd acres of land and perhaps 10,000 people are Involved, the National Geographic Society says, but the move ends a minor irritant between die two countries. ★ ' dr ' * Residents ore reported generally] satisfied, though not exuberant Most consider themselves German,] and are happy enough to be back In Germany. * * j Sr A A. , But the Dutch had treated them] well, and some declared they had never bewCLhetter off than und< the Dutch flag. Many border dwellers Save On FURNITURE of SIMMS Now Stwo 25 SOUTH SAGINAW Strati . . . All OUAIMNlUK Mm U l>«rr Tin* tn sot Dssslsss JCfJ 88$***i88>< rope. They express the hope that the frontiers which epfit (he People on both sides of the Dutch-German boundary belong to the aame Low German stock. The line dividing them was drawn hi ISIS at the Peace of Westphalia, which recognized the growing national] consciousness of the Dutch. A A A As time pissed, intermarriage brought German land Into Dutch poeesskm and vice versa. CROM FRONTIER in the 19th century, farmers were granted the right to cross the frontier to till their field*. Curiously, fixed boundary fines did not exist on a targe scale to Europe before the 1Mb century. In ancient and medieval times, the limits of a state’s Jurisdiction were vague. . ' I A frontier had no international i _ recognition: / it waa limply the, place where a government stopped] asserting its authority. Prosecutors to Go Attejrj the Nephew DETROIT. (UPI)—Blood may be thleker timfi money, MR not to Detroit prosecutors. Although Mrs. Bemadlne Christa| is willing to overtook the $90,000 her nephew took from her. the] authorities are not. -—A-----A A The Wayne Oougtjr-peesecutor’s office was expected to prepare! warrants today for the arrest of, Joseph W. Standley, who has ad-j mitted taking the money. The- ex-! act charge hasn't been determined. gtaailey, a *2-.vear-old non-working bachelor, hqs been Hv- I tog for the past 19 years on his ] "’s money. T • to three I If In his home he has a $4,300 Organ, a $1,000 pianor and an expensive movie projector on which! he shows first-run films purchased direct from Hollywood. THROWS ’EM AWAY After he and his friends have /iewed the $200-$300 movies. Stand-ley throws away the films. Mrs. Christa, an $4-year-old bedridden widow, wba eafied in the police initially, said she’s U tiling to forget the whole matter. Standley says he’ll Inherit the money anyway. Standley told police he would urge his aunt to convert her cash .wards to bonds. She’d give him file money and he’d purchase the bonds r- keeping a few thousand; for himself each time. • A A A He aaid a Florida cab driver] • rolled” Mm for the first $30,009 he acquired. -_______ ___________,~Oba- Sorts! no. 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Words of Long Ago Still Applicable’ pend on the response of the states. -----The measure Is Intended to— bring health care to those mho can prove they need it and can* not pay for it. Michigan and a few other states already are at* ---tompMwy to provide soma such— service. But other states have done little or nothing toward assuring health care for older citizens who cannot pay for it. *- ★ * Another change in the Social The Man About Town Security taw h« to do with earnings ArriviniT for those over 65. Under present law uIHuCo iMU" Ul§ ir: jft>- whta Mr. Jefferson wmfei ftsss. “ R. F. Dahner 725 Gertrude Road 4-H Fair Coverage Liked by Reader the Oakland County 4-H Leader's Association would like to thank covering the recent 4-H Flair. * * * the articles wen excellent and every$ne was very pleased with the picturee you found apace to use dally. Mrs. Stanley Kipp workers who have not reached the cnionrfar year after their 72nd birthday, and who earn more than $1,200 a year lose s o m e of their monthly benefit check! depending on how much they mud. The rules have been eased—but not Wise Ones Make an Early Start in Seeking Prize Oeel weather: What yen hefted far hurt week, ae dent eempteln If ft's tee. Make a cheek mark before the team' David Lawrence Says: ' • f Hail 2 Rights Steps Resignation Offer Hurts Kennedy 38 Break-Throughs le ITwIAwd ** — InlnPHartanal 1 ■! t«M much. One doltar of benefit* will be lort (or each »00 earned betwera m||^,la„ul addra. an the $1,200 and $1,500. yrom $l,500 to Then mall it to The Pontiac Haas, $1,800 the whole $300 will be taken and you are on the way for that $300 Washington - sen. join r. Kennedy may have pulled the "boner” of the campaign. Hr didn't intend tt. of course, but the widespread ★ ★ ★ la other word* anyone earning $1,800, that Is $600 over the present maximum of $1,200 wil lose $450. Under the new law extra net earnings permitted without lotting all benefits would be a grand total of $150 — not mart— of an iqpentive. * * ★ The Senate had raised the earn- ings limit to $lSOO«JOut the House turned ft down. Several Senators tried to get the limit rapovod altogether.This makes sense. Social Security is not a dole but an Insurance fond and all earnings no matter at what age are subject to that tax.. Those with incomes other than earnings, however, are not limited in any way: Only if a retiree works k he penalized. ; t This doesn’t make sense. • You can copy the list for other members of your family. They’re all eligible, but each entry most be on a separate piece of paper. All entries must be received by noon on Sept. 23. Here’s the ust: Sept. $4—0 Auburn ve.. □ Tennessee. | Oct. 1—a Michigan Statu vs. □ Michigan. Oct. g—□ Stanford vs. □ Washington. Oct 14—□ Ponttae Northern vs. □ Waterford. Oct. U—OTcsas A ft M vs. □ Texae Christian. L ms Oct 22—0 Coioradd^ m -CO He*' *'* that has been placed on bis wllllagaesa to a mistake to devote attention to a halt be called to the discussion lames that arise out of bigotry or of the nbgipus issue. Kennedy arguments concerning so complex would have been better advised a subject as religious doctrine or not to argue it ft alL dogma, Far that kind ef issue Is not A * ' Ukeiy over to bo deetatvo la a Vice President Nixon was right presidential etoettsn. the other day when be urged that (Copyright IMS) Mining Rights Pay-Off Borne by the Taxpayer Oct. *8—DL8U vs. □Mississippi. Oct. 3#—□ St. Michael tt Oft Frederick. Nev. $—□ Ideas vs. □ San Francisco. Nov. lS-dlcwa vs. □ Ohio State. Nov. IS—OFontlao Central Vs. n Fantlac Northern. Nov. ll—O Harvard ‘ vs. □ Yale. Nov. IS—□ Army ra.,0 Navy. Dec. 4—0Chicago Hears vs. □ Green Bay Packers. Representing Oakland County at the annual ooprentton of th> Amarlcan l£r . ., „ itttut# of Park Executives at Long Beach. In March, 1954, the A1 Sarena Callf u Mining Co. of Alabama obtained min- r. c. Cummings, jpg rights to 475 acres Of Federal as he has done for the last IS. rears. He tlmberiands in the Rogue River Na- 1* prime mover and local representative Kenneth L. HaUeabeck. George Seeley, alee ef the Authority, who lives at Milford. An interesting item phoned by Mrs. James McGinnis aere. Appraisers at that time esti-mated that timber on the tract was worth up to $650,000. df ■..dr • ; - 1 r"' For years the company had been trying to get permission to mine the land. The Government refused on the of **7 south Adams Road, starts me wdt-ground that assays showed the ore dering. She has some strawberries canned too low grade to Justify mining. But iv her mother 30 yean ago. I happen to , « I” _ .... . ha*e some alums canned by my mother- in 1953 CLAWNC. Davis, solicitor and y’an agp. HeiTmSiy of m, later undersecretary of the interior, reader8 have similar good foods saved for permitted the A1 Sarena Co. to pick the heritage behind them? its own assayer in Alabama. Act action came up that would require Mm to "violate’’ Me conscience le osrtainly unfortunate. The average man doesn't like the idea that eaybody would even consider resigning the presidency for any reason whatsoever* —except possibly Ul health. Nor is tt deemed wtoe to admit thel there Is even a possibility of decision udfdag in the presidency which, when based on a religious viewpoint, could "violate Uw .naponal interest-” Sen. ’ Kenapdy's speech before the Greater Houston Ministerial Association itTHouston, Tex., was motivated plainly by an honest desire to dear up all doubts as to where the Democratic nominee stands on the so-called "religious issue." Rpt whoever advised Mm didn’t anticipate the possible meanings that can be derived turn the words used. Hem is the exact quotation in the prepared speech as given out in advance: ______• _____.' •»* "Whatever issue may come before me as president—od birth control, divorce, censorship, gambling, or any other subject—I-will make my decision.in accordance with these view*, in accordance with what my conscience tells me to be the national interest, and without regard to outside religious pw._ sure* or dictates. Dr. William Brady Says: Don't Tumble Into a , You Need That Vitamin C "Due tp gallstones my diet is quite limited. It includes whole wheat bread only, that is-, no white bread; spinach every day; bananas at least 2 glasses of skim milk every day. "On this diet my gall Madder trouble is greatly relieved. I have gained in DR. BRADY .vigor and general health, but not in weight. "Sometimes I wonder why we are not more intelligent about our eating and jute why doctors do not go Into this food matter more seriously. I am indebted to you for your fine teachings.” (M. R.) “deposits" to the arteries, Jotats, ale., keeps the arteries elastic, By L'stted Press Iatcmstfsaal A federal judge in Georgia and a U. & attorney in Tennessee took action under the Civil Rights Act yesterday on charges of dtocrimi-nation against Negro voters. Federal District Judge William A. Bootle tilled at Macon, Ga., that voting registrars of Terrell County in Southwest Georgia pet up different standage for white tad Negro .registrants, tor "no lawful reason.” f He issued aa Injunction to stop the praetlee sad give the regia-trers IS days to (amply. "This decision will mark the beginning of a new day for the cttril and political rights of Negroes,” said John WesiSy Dobbs, president of the Georgia Negro Voters ________to vote in the predominantly Negro county. County election officials disputed the figures and said there are W registered Negro voters and about 6,300 white voters- The suit charged that Negroes leading a voter registration drive were subjected to "various types of economic penalties" including refusal fay some merchants tor sell to them. ■mas Steady: It Is aim CM ef the beet toed aswroes (leafy gram vegetables befog the efber) eg rthsflavto (formerly called vttamia BS aad Ttteiaia G). E. C. McCollum, Ph.D., Sc.D., LL.D., top nutrition authority, ascribed to an optimal dally intake of riboflavin “pieseivation of the characteristics of youth.” -A ’* Now tell me, jut what are the "characteristic of youth”? Well, to my mind the mostkignlficant is suppleness. But I grant you a “milk-fed” complexion is signlfi- (Copyright, INI) At Memphis, Tenn., U. S. Attorney Warner Hodges filed a suit , charging 37 white me reha a ta, farmers and businessmen and two banks in agricutturaJ Haywood _ County with “economic reprisals" against Negroes who registered^?-•"VMT~ “ The defendants Include attar-nay Alex H. Gray whom wUe Is aatlaasl president at the Amer- _ Man Legion Auxiliary. The Tennessee suit it a civil action which simply, asks an injunction to stop the alleged reprisals. The defendants, given 20 days to answer, said they had not decided whether to band together to fight the charge. Most of them expressed surprise. m a ♦ __________. The government suit charged that “fewer than 300” Negroes and more than 4,900 whites were reg- THOUGHTS FOR TODAY By faith the walls of Jeqfcho fell down after they had been encircled tor seven days,. —Hebrews 11:30. * . * * , . It Is eynlehu aad fear tost freese life; It is faith that thaws tt out, releases tt, sets If fntr-Harry Eiueraaa Pssdiek. The Country Parson "Probably the best test of a man’s worth Is whether Me family to glad to sea Mm when he Case Records of a Psychologist: COULDN'T BE FORCED------------ “And- no power or threat i punishment could cause me. , decide otherwise. _ ' Don’t flunk your invitation to Winter Home tbla week: one to foar o'clock on Tbarsday and Friday, aad ten ta two mi Saturday. They’re expecting Tea. Don’t dte- ★ ★ * Mr. Davis, who later resigned under fire, accepted the assay overruling Government assayers, the Forest 8ervic« and the Bureau oFLand Management Ore samples which had been taken from the tract ftad held by the Government were thrown in the Rogue River by an A1 Sarena engineer and § bureau of Mines ' employe. Thus the evidence was destroyed. In public hearings the following year it was claimed that th* company wanted to exploit the timber under ^ry' cover Of mineral claims. Just before Mrs. Experience Anton the 1956 Oregon elections miners ap- of Bloomfield Hills; SSrd birthday, peared on the claim in costume and . Mr*. Minnie Rohm With tools. Pictures were taken of of Davtsburg: Mrd birthday- Although he lives at a local hotel and works In a Pontiac factory,--- William fosse!! , also likes to watch nature work wonder* In a garden which he diligently cultivate*. Among his vegetables .are tomatoes approaching two and ono-half pounds etch. Verbal Orchids to- Mr. aad Mia. Albert A. Foisy of ISO Willard 8t.; SSth wedding anniver- qaira aw to either vtotato my oeMdeaee er vtetate the aattoaa! Interest, then I wonld resign the office, tad I hope any coned- Many people bare read the above to mean fiist the possibility, though remote, of a conflict between Kennedy's religion and Ms decisions in public office could come, and that he would resign from the presidency in favor of his religious convictions, or his conscience. it h h When fids writer happened to be -in-* neaebytowa today, he talked frith a carpenter who sold he had road the Kennedy speech, and Ms Cooking spinach destroys nmch sf the »Banrtn C„----------- If the whole wheat bread is MO -per cent wheat (from Wfckh notb-' ingf has been removed), it wonld supply a considerable amount of vitamin B. Wheat as it comes from the thresher is the richest food source of vitamin B tomplex. WOULDN’T BE ENOUGH One with gallstones or chronic inflammation of file gall bladder (cholecystitis) may get enough biologically complete protein from sHm miK far whale mOk or buttermilk) and wheat, hut only two glasses of skim mfflr a day would be hardly enough to maintain good nutrition. Yen ahonld take tear glasses of skim (nilk daily, f the equivalent ta cheese (whatever Mad yen Bke) aad eggs (two h day). I thank you, M. R., for not mentioning cholesterol. I get so tired of inquiries about this that I can hardly drag myself over to the bowljng green. Gallstones, I regret to say, contain more or less cholesterol. So does healthy bile. ~ ^ Train Children for Good Marriage Hke that" Later ea,Ma talking with a clergyman who to pna-foeat la the same eamamnlty, the Identical reaction waa forth- Political speeches that are prepared in advance should be scrutinized tor possible ambiguities of tMs kind. Dirwmiprr counts Fqr, after all, tt la the impression made by the words used, . rather than the. mpttratton or If your Umited diet brought a^out your gain in vigor and general health, supplementing year dirt with -the essentials 1 have mentioned probably will ashmlih if not scandalize—the neighbors by making you a good 10 years than m proof that mining was going oft. I J V it it it ■ a , ■■ Now comes the gay-wff. A Stn- Mr. aad Mre. Lee V. ! icaft Revolution, the French Rev-1 glgd—■ tK* Parta nwenimma sod I both Russian Revolution* erupted I during periods of maximum solar activity.. ’ PRESTO 4-QUART ALUMINUM PRESSURE COOKER MIRRO-MATIC AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC 9-CUP PERCOLATOR Witt Bacteria Fifhtiag Hexachlorophene Owens-Corning Put-Stop Piberglas TOASTER Clean IisUitly Extra High Lilt SQUARE 3-TIER CAKE PAN inc ■yww iwn uein wigr »** we*-™ trait with the more himinou* sur-jl face around them; a large denj ■pot is really as bright as 100 fuUB moons. If may have a diameter! four or five times that of the I earth. No one yet know* what cause* I diem, but die spots are great fun-1 ne 1-shaped vortice* in die seething 1 Truman Thinks GOP Starts Religion Digs NEW YORK (AP) ASTHMA-HAY FEVER SUFFfRERS HIGH POLLEN COUNT NEW YORK (AP) — Formerk President Harry S. -Truman said 1 today he thinks the Republicans have a nationwide campaign to “circulate all the dirty pamphlets diey can Rid on religion." A A ★ Truman made the assertion during his customary morning stroll while qo a visit here. "In my home town the Repub-licane are sending out all the dirty pamphlet* ftCv cin find on rtlF gion," he said. SLEEPING BAG Waterproof f^BI Complete w £ * With Hood f 2Mr H.P. Engine , Adjuttabl* Height Recoil Starter One Year t ROOM AIR i • PURIFIERS ! New Crank IMPULSE STARTIR CLINTON ENGINE 23-la. Cat *•* **».« v*iu. 2VnJLf. CAAfifi Reg. $39.95 I Reg. $34.95 A reporter among those accom-paying him asked if he thought the campaign was part of a nationwide one and Truman replied: -Yes, J think so." Nobody Wins in Collision of Deer, Sports Car r A deer-sports car collision on Dixie Highway in Holly Township! TRADE FAIR'S LOWEST EVER * Paul Powers of 6T47 Snow apple t>rive, Clarkston, said he was trav- j eling south on the highway at; about 12:31 a.m. when the deer, jumped hi front of his small Eng- MAGIC! Or LOOP • TV ALL CHANNEL ANTENNA ALUMINUM Folding 2" Podding PADDED CHAISE 4-Web 1" Tubing LOUNGE Rash of Coffee Shops Boosts Consumption., WHILE THEY LAST! Net Exactly SPORTS SPECIALS! PISC0UNT PRICES r XIXS THE PONTIAC jPRESS, WEDXE9QAY, $EPTEMBKR li, I960 AVOW TOWN Situ* -Thenewty formed Heart of the Hill* Swtmi plan* for a $145,000 recreational' facility to be built ia this area, 1 .profit corporation, hopes to recruit praject. Rochester School District ajldiq—. a general meeting 1 well organized. fwUl be heM for potential mtrabaraj He Mid iavtetlxariee - -»»IUr «. "'“"I Brook Elementary School. nicipal Finance* Commission hat;high school, additions to two ele- {,e enaagb members se that wart given the Rochester Community jjnentary schools and extensive re- ^gla an tba facility this School District permission to bor-jmodeling, of the existing junior! row $3.1 million ior its schtwl build-[high school, tag program. * ★ A Voters in the school district ap- In addition to the building pro-proved the expansion program in gram, a portion of the n£SB^T a May 9 election. raised through bond issue uttH be' Major projects in the program set aside, lor further site develop-, include construction of the Howard ment on the high school grounds. • L. McGregor Elementary a new junior high school, and Tool Co, lie Is on duty at that time aU week as part ofa tiaiflc study being made of thl* busy intersection by company and Avon Township officials-------- BUSY INTERSECTION - Oakland County Sheriff's Deputy Worth Hitchcock directs traffic at Tlcnken and Rochester Roads at the time the afternoon shift changes at National Twist Drtti On Saturday, Sunday Rochester Garden Group Sets 25th Annual Shew Hopkins expects the pool to be treasurer. AVON TOWNSHIP — A five-day during the change of ahlft* be-traffic study is being conducted atj tween S:9S and 4:M p.m. dally, the Tienken-Rochester Rond Inter-; X(] s| , on | i \o Charles Brat I section to determine If a traffic,*^ ^ *t the comer of Red Oal 1 ROCHESTER — The Rochester.the theme, members bsvs planned 'branch of the Women's National'their classifications to review the Farm and Garden Association will Quarter century of activities, present ft* Silver Ahtvivertaty General chslrmsa V* Hit. j . * • • L,MIIC BIIU l irimrii iww w wwin » J I I Residents in the areas near cftrs that take a short cut there to|Show Saturday artdSunday at the, | Parke. Davis and National Twist [bypass the busy main Intersection Avon Park Pavilion; *-j Drill and Tool companies have lining the same hour. * * complained to both the" Villager of; Residents on Red Oak Laiie say t'sing Iheir 25th anniversary asj Rochester and the ‘township about [they have counted a* many aw 85; ! Mr*. F. A. Simon. regtatTattoat , Mr*. Usir MagoM. Judging; ; aad Mr*. Walter v. lawyer. 1 clerk. ‘ I Others are Mrs: Georgs Grem< jar, staging; Mrs. William Beau-ipre. properties; Mrs. Charias Tap-ipey. hospitality; Mrs. Mason Case, [passing: and Mrs. Norman H*Amh-'da. conservation. [the heavy industrial traffic thererfeafs traveling aF~a high - rate dll Miller says that,Twist Drill and the township are limited to the! extent to which they may control i ■ tratfic on Rochester Road. .. , j "II I* a state highway and re- ! In charge of juniors is Mrs. [James Aroure; of ariangementa. Mm. Donald C. Baldwin; of hortt* 'clean-up. Mr*. Fred Weihr. Refreshment* Will ha aerved : during the hmir* Um show la State Highway Department to i Install a light there," the super-visor revealed. ! He added that both the companyj and the tpwnship felt the problem[ uncrlted study, consequently the being stationed”at Board Asks Advisory CommittM to Launch Student Census on the south side of Harnlks Road Jl*t west ~®T Crooks Road. R will accommodate a maximum membership of 300 area families. Construction is expected to begin sometime this year, according to the club's board of govemers. y . 1, | three_____ ____ the two comers through Friday. The highway department has refused to install a light at the intersection because regulatipns demand heavy traffic throughout most of the day rather than Just ■at the. times the shifts change. ! SHIM CLUB LAYOUT - The proposed Heart of the Hills Swim Club, first recreational facility of its kind planned for northeastern Oakland' County, is shown here as it should-look next summer. Featuring an Olympic-sized swimming pool, the chib will be A luncheon for the judges is [arranged tor after the judging la completed. I Four studies, including a student Census, will be undertaken by the i Holly School Advisory Committee on the request of the board of edu-; ‘cation, Supt Ray Barber said to-' day.' , / ■ "One problem facing us la the next coupv of years will be an increase In student enrolment," noted Barber. “To fleet tMs need we must know where the heaviest population growth wilt take place In order to plan school ft- DANIEL MOREHOUSE OF CHICAGO, BIBLE SCHOLAR AND LECTURER — ASSOCIATE OF FRANK AND EARNEST I "A population survey will pinpoint thirceoter of growth.” To be investigated also by the committee, the superintendent, said, are the service charges made! against organizations, other than school groups, for the use of school buildings. Speaking an the Subject.. WHERE ARE THE DEAD You Are Cordially Invited to Attend •harged by other school systems for use of thetr facilities, he said; Parking loti accom- 8TORE REMODELED — Hie L. S. Supermarket at 331 S. Broadway A vs. in Lake Orion has been expanded and remodeled by the owner, Leo Sabatini. Toys, sundries and. hardware are pew items in.the store since its renovation, modating 50 cars are localed on each side of the building wiuch has been enlarged. i Also ta be looked Into is the use of school base* to transport I spectators to athletic event*. ! "The Holly School System does not bus spectators to sport* event*. but_we have had many requests! YMCA, Pontiac Thuntdav, Asks City to Aid Teams twill be ready for distribution soon, Prepare Class Info jll waminouncBl today. 131 Ml ClwncnriSL September 15th- 1960 Adults interested in taking night! service.” Barber! in Clarenceville ?Tassesare aScetRo cOhtltt. euhcrj Representetives ot the Pontiac nail, the superinten-1Baseball Federation called on the 20210 Middle Belt nCStar Commission last night to sub- Tc^iKHiboofit Tn-“rWe n (oWthivuirr sp>ni. [legal, but It is known that there! Indicated last week- Ure several school systems that do: For Free Literature Write. Detroit Bible Students PjO. Box 472, Detroit 31, Mich. FARMINGTON TOWNSHIP ~ Information sheets detailing The, ’ * * a [athletic-teams participating in state adult evening classes to be of- riaw in shorthand, typing, [tournaments, fered by the Oarencevilie PublicjHammond organ, and driver edu-j They said a subsidy would boosf Schools are being prepared and! cation were conducted last year. I moral, leading to more and better iuse die buses for transporting spec Schools are being prepared andl cation Glynn, a federation member, cm-!studied, according to Barber. Presently, the board has np phasized that .. ».» MMRMM_________ _____ that at present gives tournament- j specific policy on the matter, bound baseball teams $250 to cover **kr expenses—notthextty’s-reereationf----------L..1 r~11v department as was suggested dur- Oxford Lots Contract ^ «»ysion- . , ! OXFORD - An $825 contract = J__ The city daesn FaHow a dime a expenses, swd Uynn. Airi when flwa[ded last night to a lo. toe $250 we S^eisused up in thethe munk.lpa| ^jding hpr< first couple dayY^toe bjpms must;flnn f^tcher Sheet Metal I either pay for their own expenses, du(__ Lb. P Ag I Cut The Food Fair Label means the Best for Your Table *AVI 20c—POOD PAIR YELLOW CLING SAVE 9e—WHITE OR PASTEL Charming A 25 welches rdsw- WITH COUPON BELOW SAVE 10c—SUNSHINE KRISPY 1-Lb. lox *AV| I7e—FOOD FAIR * ..an" Prune Juica 3 ££’l" Angel Food Mix..... 39# *• -£000 FAIR—CUT WAX OR Cut Green Beans________5 cam *|* POOR FAIR—CUT SPEARS ~ Groan Asparagus ... 4 *|** SAVE 16c—FOOD FAIR Fancy Michigan SAVE 19c—CAMPBELL'S VEGETABLE VARIETY APPU SAUCE g,W ffOO Mis or Match! Larg. 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F * I * I^Laaaaaaa db dbdbdb araj » _ Shop and Save at FOOD FAIR in the / MIRACLE MILE SHOPPING CENTER TELEGRAPH AT SQUARE LAKE ROAD if; THE PONTIAC fHESS, WEDNESDAY, i Qgjtlfcg, ToayVIikea It Here 'Perfect Butler' Gears for Life in By JOYCE SCHULLER CHICAGO (UPD-TV "pert#* utler*' who quit Britain* royal pusehoid in a huff last month took is first look at the United State* tinday and said It looked good. | * * * Thomas Cronin, who save up aittUnc fcr Princess Margaret and tt husband Antony Armstrong-ones alter only ft dvrs' service. «me here to meet bis new em ilojer, R. A. McAndrews of River hnet, HI. MeAadiwws, preaMent of the Dates Jal atel palace state «f T«t Laaderdale, Fta.. hired g roa l a aa chief host lar tea •porta arena. The Job pays CM* » y*w* letter than six time* the reported ],M Cronin earned tor running be Armstrong-Jones household. MONEY DOESN'T MATTE*’ But Oonta staunchily maintained; h'B# H ha saML “It was aaly after ae- . *1 think it would be rather tee* eepttac the job teal I inquired i to be chased by women. But they'll shoot tea rate of mheag* to not art any of my money.” w much I would ^ n ^ movies Cronin, who arrived in the United States wearing what be called his Oonin allowed the United States might take a hit of getting used to. _________ te h striped trousers —changed to "But 14 not need to get used to;ned» Maser, gray fleiwela and Americana.1' he said. regimental tie tor street He waked tor the American ambassiidw to Great Britain, John Hay Whitney, for three yean. “It's only to American movies Told he mlght~flnd Americans always drtaa less formal and man unaettllng formally, he said. | to their natlv* setting, he said: He expert* to iisttedn drnriag I "They could hardly be mote | «—wrathtey. hat aald hi. era-■aocfttiag then the » womea I prodict* I^Tl wear a tewd repartees I served whea Vice | *part* J*®H mteth a few yearn. President Nina's wife eater- I "Rut not on the job.” Cmnto tatoed st taaoh to the Americsa said. "Money deesa't r This female reporter squirmed, j the D«nj* palac*. then -hod "Aren't you afraid! worid|i blggeet and plushest arena how otttm. mM^hunBry AaSrMj——f Can women will chase a handsome |souped-up handball. *ariwhNitefirtlw 1 ..........1 ....* .........* The sTTviBC-hilred, K-yearKddj Outtto considers only full eve-Cronin replied: '■ thing dress fitting tor tho job. Trial by Fire— LookOutior That 1st Stop DETROIT (API—John Ingoglto building and found an of chair afirt. Be grabbed It and - It testates as.vm wsewn - Th# win of Aiy Khan was nuhilehed Tuesday and it made ^wete! .provision for Ms daughter Yasmta, 111 left, and Simone Bodin, right, better known as the French model Bct-tina, who was injured in theauto accident that killed Aly. The will instructs Ally's two sons to give affection and protection to Yakmln, daughter of actress 'Rita Hayworth: it also leaves a mansion in France and 1280,000 to Bettina. India has 30 universities and 320* Bolivia -If fhe priiWpM weffW colleges. jeouree of antimony ore. . stately thing dean here.” te A ^ * Tn take ft out the hack,” he replied, stumbling back Up the ■tain. * Ingoglia took the chair through a hack door an the second floor. Anti-Russian Riot Breaks Out in Cuba SPECIALIZED SERVICE rtv £^£* the school whk-h I* to bej{in oper- rtr Li.nrt Affork at 73 *" •abort)*# Overland Pitt, Kan p0UNDi y* (AP) - Oliver iaft month for myln* after hi* ,H|1 ^ 'rJ*e mitered a heart attack Power* has tentative plan* lor a,dane crashed deep . Inside the ' rtudert b«* of 100 KANIA* OTY. *>. FRwn-Lodgen *U*“ Green 4% to 10......... . Widths B, N. M, 10v, te 11 tl.M extra ‘s-M.1 H\kUl \U()IM It 44259 TEL-HL’RON CENTER special! thursday, friday; Saturday! it's^the rage! raccoon Tops new storm-coats Rayon/cotton tackle twill shuns water ond soil in go-with-everything olive or brass. Lined with color- ~ mated orlon* pile and topped with raccoon. Sizes 6r Jo 16. •A* shop to 9 p.m. iriondoy, thursday, friday, Saturday tel-hur6n SHOTTING CENTER I I ^ , / : THE POX TIAC PBkS WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBERU, 1660 _______• > _____Flit**11 3 In 5 Now Mako Wills the nCA ~ ** °*m* ‘on‘“,ten Mayor Noodod Saw, f U- — ----------------—--------- [continuous anftlytet — the.:'device: e ,t... yy * NEW YORK— Only about *> lneXp'MiVftty betpa doted and ox- N0‘ OCBHOrt, at Opening] ||or com of Americana have made amino aourcoa of air contamtna-l RICHMOND, Va. fUPU — When! |dut wills, a ne^ eanray aho»a. ll0n and ibhumw* the atmcaph«TM«yoC A Scott Andaraop arrived |But that , better than a decade for «shausi hydrocarbon content.!I?* * rto^oponlni ceremony here, ago. when a similar survey showed he found the doorway barred not| only 52 per cent had written wills . , . . by the customary ribbon hut by a } * • ... ■ . .. . , ■ Charity Light* Town plank of Honduraa mahogany. E. ,«—r—r, mm. ™M-1-v— —-----------------------------------; — ------- TTT "7 . “ r ! M. Farley, president of the Biggs'] transmission is a near . y»t am driving course by June 30. 1961- NOS* TrOCOt SmOCj KL CAMPO, Tex. (UPJt — The Furniture Store, handed the mayor which may bring down the capital The program, ‘estimated to cost) i local Junior Chamber of Own- a saw instead ot ftg customary’! and running costs ot dltsei toco-TWO.OOO t» SSW.&00 Is exported to, STAMFORD, Conn r Stamfordimeive-Jlt up ttoa South Texas town ...— ■■ ■« motives and ensure greater effi-evit the State’s losses In emplpye*' laboratory workers have deveh recently The Jayceea aold thou-. Grape, grown in California a »** Order* Driver Training tionize the manufacture of dtcael locomotive* the world over." New LOS ANGELES — California w-Delhi reports. Named after the ployea driving State-owned carti UNITED SHIRT DISTRIBUTORS London to U.S. In 3 Mrs. How, Shop for Carpet the Easy Way A ... in Your Own Home! 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A Soviet astronaut has forecast 115-minute passenger-rocket flights, (between die Russian capital and ;London, Moscow reports. Peterj Masefield, president of the Royal Aeronautical Society in London,; |confirms the pduibility and Adds that in 10 years’ time flights between London and New Ybrk will take only three hours. Kew Gardena, Britain’zRoyal Botanic Gardena, has 63,000 .different varieties of plants. ; i MajkTuains farorite- Bourbon crSooidbi? - But recentlp we were challenged. An executive from a competitive whfokey company wrote us saying he had incontrovertible evidence proving Mark Twain to be a Scotch drinker! We chocked Immediately and found that yes, it was true, tha great American author had once been a Scotch drinker during hi* early years! But further examination revealed that he subsequently changed to bourbon! Now, many city folk are going through the aame taste change that Mark' Twain experienced. 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Ai-j C*r,taB ^ U**» nrnmbm. hmrt eaW, fetKional boa Chuck Davey narrate! Underwriters— Hear Ex-Boxer Chuck Davey ;U.N. Ticking Problem Again [today in early dealing, at priced,* lastly steady to easier. Lumumba Gels to Talk as Radio Control Teeters WVaftkUt Oar News Wlmo ,{dined army which holds (hi bal-LKOPOLDVILLE, The Congo —lance in the hitter struggle lor '! W h e a t posted dun fractional ^ * t^come f ,U» lea I ns and tovhoatu senersllv!0,,dw,'r"tor * *** ««"»• first „ [iJa ma^buTmfXr QlaAll ^iL .were unchanged or only minimumj®°rnlii§ ... T iimitvu/«um>, tae wup* —ianv « umn VUIHUH I OICCU 1RR fraction. ,lf iy from previous * * * 'Premier Patrice Lumumba, given power in the Congo. MrurrfiarfPinlf-inlm closes during die find quarter of .Davey, manager of the John!neatly dictatorial power, by hl* _. * ____ _ MCHHIi an hour.____________________________»■«««« Arsocy of the New EnglandUaHtamantarv sunaorters. was, . ‘P**111 * - -A moderate votume of offerings iLHe Insurmcs Co. «f Detroit, (turned back by Congolese police) TT: . Tr"’ ftaaTamSw Cfcwe». .V»iw>e« —e in September soybeans met a alow (called for a positive attitude InJiUg morning when he attempted j UB*‘ reception and that delivery was (dealing with, the public. to enter the national radio station I Backed by the parliamentary “ ' * “------ | to broadcast tn the W'I trots Tuesday wMrli f»v<~ Mm rt*!*1 loll a major fraction. Brokers —id, -~y^^g3iSL4efHLmto8S ithere apparently were no new fac- " ... ~ du5U«u«i sSnit lijaiiiis ‘mr, ^ inept rr a pudb either 4*y. ■Safi leader M he la to succeed li .trherdkiary powers, although the The turnback esuhe as a sur-jmpve’s legality was questioned by prise, since Tuesday night Lam am'some observers, Lumumba moved Central and tropical South Jjj** Following the meeting, member. ■MtIHl efltfCt on bladder irritation* 9* bp birth »WI Ul the world, Some of I . y. ffiietU niaved A round arM' joy i rood ataSt'f dew *>d Ae (growing by more than 3 per cent • a it o • y** *** Grinfn- «"» vk» pr**i- temnKn.t&rt 2 per corn tor Odna and Mia.. W prerided at today's meeting YOUR SAVINGS GROW FASTER Witfc Earnings at SEMI-ANNUALLY CURRENT RATE COMPOUNDED Established in, 1890 - Ncvir missed paying a dividend. 70 years of sound management - your assurance of security. Assets now ovor fifty-three million dollars. PASSBOOK SAVINGS IN BY THE 10th EARN FROM THE FIRST OF THE MONTH! Capitol Sawings & Loan Assa. Esablished IS90 75 W. Huron Si. Beattie FE 4-0511 CUSTOMER PARKING IN REAR OF BUILDING (dent, presided at today's meeting [to the absence of Floyd Blanzy. president Blanzy is attending the National Convention of Life Underwriter. in Washington. D.C., this week7 iI6hi with Lsu Pohl. national committeeman tor the Pontiac association. * t were in control of the station ^ ----------- This morning w^B-be left Ms official rspidoacs Wad wool to tho stattoa, Lrnnnmba found the ■ tractor* guarded by blue-clod Leopoldville police who had otruag a barbed wire fence acroo. oil reads leoding to It to crush all opposition to his leftist-leaning government. Lumumba said the opposition government of Premier Joseph Beo is outlawed and charges will ^e preferred against those con- Lumumba was blocked, but he returned later and made Ids brpad- He also ordered his repredenta-i live to leave the United Nations session if the delegation sent by the rival group and led by Foreign Minister Justin Bom boko was al- .: .rage . ..T-.........t0 • •ddrcn, thr Security He called on the divided ros* Owned lease army today, to unite against | ■ ■ •. . _ _ the "imperialists" seeking to profit • The JLjL Security Council aa- The group will hold its next from the Congo's chaos. : aembled today to tackto tho prsw- > breakfast meeting at l:» a.m.j dr dr * ! tom M whether to recegatoe the . Ijno r» at the Pontiac Rika Tern- We addressed himself particu-j Congolese delegation “■ pic. Ilarly to the unruly and undlsd- OVER OLD STYLE CONTACT LENSES (■to wr “They Do Not Touch The Eyet" ! CUP THIS AD .. . 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Titl. — ll"*27Vi"*li' ki(k...$Sf.tS 4 todaa|Biar Ccktail TaMs-4ritritSHM high - $4LN s Cwssr ToMa - ir.11-.1IH" kgk • • - • • $0.00 t Cfcsif$ii.T.kl.-2r«2l"*M''ki|k - - - -130.ts I IqswtCtaswd. V’fT’VSW’ Mgk. csm tosrs ||fj| *ef.e * nibble in lustrous blub. Ps—»• deal Joeeph Kawnubo or one | i seat hy twlce-eueted l.uruumba. . skjold has held that the C0nS°,>j constitution empowers- the- presUj (dent to dismiss the prime minister. ( The council’, decision on which delegation it would deal with could, i go a long way in deciding thej (power struggle in the Congo be-, 'tween Lumumba and Kasavubu. Ex-Nazi victim 1 Claims Threats 1 Tells of Harassment! I After Offering to Testify! | Against Eichmann DETROIT tin — A victim of wartime Nad torture who recently of-fered to testify against Adolph j (Eichmann said today she has beenj (threatened twice by a man with a German 'accent. The same man threatened her n June, die said, soon after she offered to testify against Eichmann, a Nad henchman currently facing charges (n Israel for ordering the murder of 6,000,000 Jews (during the Hitler era. # ♦ 9 „ In neither case did the man touch) her, die told police. > She Mild Eichmann, Adolf Hitler’s d choked her and ordered her hung by her feet sad beaten Jar 24 beers w hen she refused to become bis girl friend. He spit on her, released rats In] her windowless cell and sent her] to Auschwitz concentration camp, from which she was liberated by] (U.S. troops in 1945. She was used [for medical experiments in tbel comp «*>• —Id ___________ ♦ ★ ★ She has been under medical earn] | since that time. City Detective Jacob Koch of spe-j rial investigations said the FBI and; the U.S. State Department would j be informed of the threats today. ! Mrs. Marie Szvmanski. 37, the Polish-born wife of an automobile worker, said the man tried to per-jsuade her. to enter his nr as shej (walked past* an alley entrance on| her wgy home here last night. She quoted the man as saying: “AM boeanse yst don’t knew yea. We’ll get yam -frdwjStatoj carftTi.* BUT YOU CANI JOIN SEPT. 16 Pontiac Federal Savings pad Loan Association Home Mortgages COME IN and talk over our conventional m. Open End Mortgages that include in their monthly payments: interest, “ principal, taxes and insurance WE BUY LAND CONTRACTS Pontiac _ Federal Savings' W4 HOME OFFICE: 761 W. Huron St ROCHESTER: 467 Main St PONTUC: 16 E. Lawrence St. 4416 Dixie Highway—DRAYTQN PLAINS TUB W. Maple—WILLED LAKE HINNER P^l Berth rUSayiaan ^toNCwMfMe ^O^by Strsed L W J Theatre thru m . at. Pure ^ Lord.ta ’rs S. llaitMl Fill Tsar Freezers Now with Always leader Baby Beef! Hind Qnirtan 47c Hi. Sides ..,.... 43c IB. Fioni Quarters 39c lb. Quarters Average processed free 60 te 70 peaids CUT, WRAPPED, HAMBURGER GROUND AND LABELED Yaarling Leg off Lamb \t Lb. nOUNDllEF BABY BEEF BABY BEEF BABY BEEF Chick Steak Swiss Steak Fat Roast 39“ 55‘ \ 35*": PAN SAUSAGE .. 3 IK $1 Q aaNUSS FRANKS ful $1 Fresh Finnic PORK ROAST 335 households pie to the entertainment business jin Tokyo, which has an estimated -----1. .Jm. ____mM • 10 North boginow COMPARE sk*p luitnrs not imp 7 Sm Hmr Tos SAVE! Dale, Dart and Per and French Cuffs. WHOPPING. BUYS IN BOYS WEAR! AGES 12 to 20 I 51.98 and $2.39 Short Sleeves ■ fto f $Q Sport Shirts .................. A O 52,98and 11.98 €% f#r $fl? I Short Siaava Sport Shirts m ® 52.98 Weldon Bolknit and $039 Flannol Pajamas ................ • Levi's Corduroy Slocks $8t98 I oil sixes and Huskies tea........ tf Just 195 Famous Dunbrook TOPCOATS Luxurious AU Imported Tweed* Specially Priced lei Festival Days at Look! 695 Famous Dunbrook | 2-trouser SUITS Guaranteed *75 Values Specially Priced* fer Festival Days at We repeat beautiful all wool Tweeds at a price you con't beat. Be sure to see these, before you pay $55 or $60 elsewhere! See thenrt Friday'or Saturday sure! You can't save snoney any easier SEE HOW YOU SAVE! ALL WOOL FLANNEL SLACKS $095 SIZES 28 TO 40 $12.95 VALUIS SPECIAL FOR FESTIVAL DAYS The axtia pair deities the wear aid yei can't make $17 any easier. I A- All Wool Worsteds l^r All Wool Sharkskins Ttco-Pants Suits |^$75 Values Now for $53.75 REMEMBER THE KIDDIES ... BET TOUR TICKETS FOR ALL AMUSEMENT RIDES FROM BARNETTS WITH EACH PURCHASE! ’ NOTEl Open tfiit Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Monday Nights til 9 P. M. Barnett 150 North Soginow Stroot ~ Noxt to SEARS Thursday Saturday Present this, coupon at the Amusement Ride Caster and bate a glass si Pink Lemonade as us. Goad anytime, Thurs- Yes: you are invitee to nave Tree oreaKTasr wwiriwm each morning . . . Thursday, Friday, Saturday. See the1 World's Longest Frying Pan cooking 1000 eggs ot once! Plus piping hot cakes and coflee! Community National Bonk is your host and ore providing FREE BUS RIDES to the breakfast! FREE PARKING All City metered lots will be hooded so you may park free in them during DOWNTOWN FESTIVAL DAYS*- The Downtown Merchants Association pays the parking fee. * for you! Remember pork fres in any metered lot! FREE AMUSEMENT and RIDE COUPONS j)uHng Festival Days the DOWNTOWN Merchants give Carnival Rids Coupons for the Children! You Save using these coupons and you save shopping DOWNTOWN during Festival Days ... just see the wonderful merchandise ads that follow this poge! ihlucj you will rememnor - nus laieiu onows - ooai onows - Kyle Shows - Armed Forces Exhibits - Navy Drill Teams-Sidewalk Sales by Farmers- Free Artist Show and Exhibit - and Many, Many more thrilling events. GET ON tHENAY RIDE ... RIDE FREE FROM 'Throughout Downtown Pontiac the next three day* wonderful entertainment will be presented on stages ood-the streets Such outstanding octs os Jockie Roe Voorhees' Ravenettes Drill Team, the Elks Drill Team, Bands, Clowns, State Weight Lifting Competition, Artists Working and Exhibiting, Calliope ond Singing groups. Downtown Merchants Association presents •«• ANY PARKING LOT TO THE CENTER OF ACTIVITY. The entire DOWNTOWN AREA will present o happy, colorful Mordi-Gras atmosphere for you. Merchants with bright, bargain-pocked sidewalk booths. Companies with unusual sidewalk demonstrations and exhibits. Oakland County's finest farmers with an abundance of fall harvest produce fresh, crisp and delicious. And FREE Bus rides furnished by the Community Bank, FREE parking furr\ished by the merchants. But Do Come Downtown for Three Wonderful Days of enjoyment and values. THE royTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14. i960 ONE COLOR NIXKTKK] i -TWENTY loj 'Hills! THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14,1960 Th* Uni jet propelled boat. ■ Qgmands Death Edict jMortar. to both fuddcrieta. THe b f boat la driven and »hy the force of a tremen-jeT of water locked op I a vent in the bottom of EETTER THAN ; EVER BEFORE! milUon doty* » $m,«0 itate-run tanning factory. Legal add It waa the first time ‘TtMOMMOtT THI VNITtt STATIS AND PONIAN COUN-THIS AS WIU. O-JIB-WA 9IT- ti»s. Aim ei secempw. TIAIS IS ITtU MARINO MIW MKNOS. THI MASONS? — * O-JII-WA units IS TNI ItST AU-HItl MIDICINI IN TNI ■ WORLD. NOW »»% STtONOII. MOM IPMCnVI AN* OUlCKIt ACTING THAN ITU. AND AT 'NO INCtlASI IN NICL IT WIU HUP TON TO [in Eolith Emboxzlomont WARSAW (AP)-A Poliah p ecutor Tuesday demanded the atate baa sought the deafh penalty lor an economic otfeoae. The surprise mm came at the ltd of A fix-week trial of IS perms charged with misappropriating hinds and property of the Warsaw latiilag fetdWjifr Last year 72.232 Horses were slaughtered in this country. ~ Business Waits, Wonders ;u Where's That Fall Upswing This Year? By NAM DAWSON NEW YORK (API-The leineaa 'upturn stilt thugs Ma feet. Many who had counted upon Labor Day's passage to work Its il magic are growing restive. The stock market, which been watching and waiting, getting fidgety. It has painful •ponded with any flurry of borrowing. All the more disconcerting, while American badness seems stalemated, Western European industries are booming. More funds ate available here r mortgage* and in some areas te terms are easier. But the home building industry, facing its usual seasonal ^downturn weather reasons, is also beginning memories of other years when the to WITH og any' pickup for some seasonal toll upswing didn't come. biggest United Mates consumers And September Is at the midpoint are dog-food manufacturers .[WW* the - official start of autumn Abroad there's a good market for | act reel y more than a week away horse meat for human eansump-1 Some hope that with the pass-ling of both Donna and the Pennsylvania Railroad strike Northeast industrial centers will FALSE TEETH TMUmim -----— Need Not Embarrass ---r.l*S U»e Od so* ll*« U fair ar inn hanpeniaa in tiw Just sprinkle a Uttis fMTifli. to* alkaline (MMeUt powder, on -----■-*— NoMiUa* mmn UMM jour platan ftrmljr, to twy imi mar* eomron-able. pow not (our. Chooto "plat. oUor bmtto”. OM fAtTUTH iit eras r — pick up activity. But from the steel mills comes word that new orders aim still too slow to point to much, if any, increase in output this month, and probably-fa. .only._a faint ohe to October. MORE TO LEND The banks have been granted more available funds to lend and have cut their basic interest charge. But business hasn't months to cone because of prices and too Jaw shoppers for new homes. Steel output dropped below SO per cent of capacity both inrihsi Fourth of July and in the Labor] Day weeks. But Ms expected rebound this week tuns out to bti scarcely more than a mild bovnee, tip to ALT per cent dfl capacity. Back in mlfaummer the steel Industry had looked for much more tfaui that by mid-September. Steel output his yet to ebow anything like a normal seasonal recovery from summer dullnenh GEORGE'S DEPT. STORE r Downtown; orm te 9 p jl The auto Industry Is busy turn- Allti-CastroitnS in Cuba ing out new models for presenta- tion over the next few we^ks. But, however good their reception may turn out, dealers still saen’t (Mm under the big stock of sold 1960 models, _ g_____________ Auto companies are ordering steel (pr their new models. But the compact cars take less than the large ones, And the steei mtiis although thankful that auto orders are giving \ steel production its principal lift at the moment, ire Still suffering front the drop in total amount of steel the atitp industry will need. Threaten to Kill Mr. K HAVANA (API—An anti-Castro group theatened Tuesday te kUl Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev if he visits Cuba. Signed by a group calling itself "The Five,’-the threat was contained in mimeographed letters aririrrsaed to the Soviet Embassy here and distributed to other foreign embassies. The number of deportations from the United States during 1959 decreased )1 per cent ever 1966. | Hop Alive Thursday Pti D0WNT0 1K-SH0 PARK FREE Drive Downtown ond pork in ony one of the lots marked with the Blue Medallion. Give your parking stub to the clerk from whom you make your purchases. She will gladly stamp your ticket. ‘tflDE THE BUS FREE! Ask themerchonto with the blue emblem displayed in their windows for your FREE BUS TOKEN , , , WE GIVE THEM GLADLY with o two dollar purchase or more. The token the Pontiac Merchants give you ft good for rides on ony Pontiac Transit or Airport Service lino but.' Festival Days Speelaeilars On the Street Displays end Silling Costumed Salesmen FREE BREAKFAST ’targe"carnival with free Tickets with purchases. Special ArmedSeryices and Z Auto Displays featuring special Festival Day Prices. Be Sure to Ask for Yours Next Time You Shop Downtown! ARTHUR'S 41 M. Saginaw St. DIEM'S SHOES •T N. Saginaw ft. EMMETT'S CLOTHES SHOP 150 Na Saginaw St. ML B. I. BEBMAN. OH. OPTOMETRIST 17 N. Saginaw St. FIRESTONE STORE 140 N. Saginaw St. WAYNE GABERT 121 N. Saginaw St. McCAMDLESS CARPETS n M. fun ft. CU.MM JEWELRY b>. 88 N. Saginaw St. McNALLY MEN'S WEAR 104 N. Saginaw ft. SHAW'S JEWELERS 24 N. Saginaw ft. GALLAGHER'S MUSIC SHOP IT I. Huron ft. osMtnrs MEN'S WEAR 51 H. Saginaw St, SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINT 71 W. Huron St. RdRETTE SHOP 14 N. Saginaw St. CL00NAN DRUG CO. 72 N. Saginaw St. GENERAL PRINTING & OFFICE SUPPLY IT W. Uwrgact ft. FRED N. PAULI JEWELERS STEPP'S JUVENILE BQOTERIE 28 i. Lawrence St. 28 W. Huron St. CONNOLLYS JEWELERS GEORGE'S- ~~ NEWPORT'S 74 N. Saginaw St. PAULI SHOE STORE 25 N. Saginaw St. TOWS SHOE STORE 20 W. Huron St. 14 W. Huron St. HUB CLOTHIERS If N. iuginaw St. MCmBMTS MEWS WEAR Saginaw at Lawrence JACOBSEN'S FLOWERS 101 H. SWgino. ft. PONTIAC EH66ASS JEWELRY CO. 25 N. Saginaw St. WARD'S HOME OUTFITTING CO. 1 41 S. Tiglun ft. THE |M SHOP MW. Nvga St. LEWIS rUUHTUHE COMPANY s 42 S. Segiuaw St. f "■ 'IT i'iYi........t- PONTIAC GLASS CO. 22 W. JLawronca St. WIGGS 24 W. Huron St. THE PONTIAC PRESS 41 W. Huron -St. —, "..... WYMAN FURNITURE 17 I. Huron St. It W. Pika Sf. RED STAMPS Come Him fun Downtown and save o barnd ot Money too ... Check this ad for Big Monty Savors. Conte Have Breokfost ot the Courthouse Hum! follow the crowds to Gtorge s. ■ Sidewalk specials! ^ 1 tut UrGith rf|c 1 PLATWEAI DU J9c Vdluas—Man . UNDIBSHIBTS IP Vo/aai to f/Jl APg Ledies' Bloeses Z3 I Me inionl. AAc | BLANKETS 03 Ilia Man a Wdba 92.99 Slim Slack* PAg LADIES' SUITS OU smt suits 99* 1 J9e ffaintoy 4Ag . Unit' Peats IV While TUr Lo»ti MIN'S JACKETS 99* tUt rail md Halt AA( LADIES' SUPS 09 1 11.99 Tall Sit* A00 leoeon req tb* $|M T* MJ9 Mladl |i|Q D1ESSES r | LOOP BUGS 00 PLAID BLANKET I I NO MONEY DOWN...CHOOSE YOUR OWN TERMS 1 GIRLS' ■ BLOUSES Any 8.99 V FALL | IWPflCTC CT SsfflW $5 M i® \ ViSchool ■ YtfSmL' SKIRTS ■ Wnmr%x,99 $6 Matamiry 1 Dresses .9.00 tne blithe wM be eerved Than.. Fri., far. from 9-10*0 Ajfa errha rw at Hr# proHurtor’i oMm near ♦he corner gf Watt Huron and Wayna fag PacMHm M IOOO al 1 Sew ond Save! 39c BATES . | YARD GOODS 19*u —mer rwow .....He ) loop Rugs.94c 39c CANSOI TOWELS look! Large 1 Ad -Hand Si«a s IT fKACON PULL SIZE ORION. BLANKETS "tj? 3.99 79c CS2T Towels 33c | 1.44 Peethec Pifawe 94c GEORGE'S DEPT. STOPF 7 1 fit. - ■ i THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 14,,1900 TWEyTY-oyg1 Both Stores Opei Thins., FrL, Sal 'til 9 ML This Week 30th Stock Up Tomorrow on Famous Make Suits.. . Topcoats... Sportcoats... Slacks and Sportswear at Savings That PcfySompirtsou flmywhereamJ Mo Uo Mean Amywfcore!— SAVE BIG ON When Oakland County men want the finest in clothing or sportswear, they naturally turn with confidence to OSMUN'S. For 30 years now we've set the competitive pace in the Oakland County Area for the biggest selections ~~ the biggest values — the newest styling — at unmatched saWigs. In planning our 30th Anniversary Sale, our goal was to excel uven our previous ef- WWtTC DRESS SHIRTS Discontinued and slightly soiled styles . . . Neck tixe* 14V4 to 17V4 • • . Saav# lengths 32 to 35. $100 mi $5.95 Values 2-PANT SUITS By MartineUl Imported Famous Maker TOPCOATS Custom Quality SUITS By Petrocelli and Fashion all Hand Needled Regaleriy $95 te $100 TOPCOATS Y ES . * • Even during this Anniversary Event OSMUN'S extends to you the invitation to charge your purchase for 90 days with no carrying chorgot added. SPORTCOATS by Stanley Blocker at Big Anniversary Sayings Regularly $39.50 SLACK BUYS Regularly *10 to*14.95... NOW syss Regularly to *22.95.... NOW ^ 12“ Choosefromthe newest, most-in-demand colors and fabric* . . plus all the newest styles from America's finest Slack-Makers. - Each pair has been chosen for "fashion-rightness' and excellence of tailoring. Included are, many that are washable as welt as press-retaing and stain resistant. All wool fabrics ond Dacron blends are also available. Stock up for fall now!.. . and Save! j WALL COVERING V ?0< RUN FT. BEDDING SQUARE KENFLEX VINYL 9x12 LINOLEUM RUGS PONTIAC'S LARGEST KENTILE DEALER See our tremendous selection 6f fine bedding at prices that are hard to believe. FUSTIC WALL TIL* INLAID LINOLEUMS MARBLE — EMBOSSED SPATTER - TER RAZO iwayiv-Two THE PONTIAC PRESS, I^E^jy^BDAY, SEPTEMBER 14,: B$ START NOW a^wry^tWMMaitto . to Owotto for an Hour Xwum an tw t^{ XSS^SSfaSi substation.’' _. t m_______~ —_____OWOSSO * g HaU of Owoaao The little animal put three of . WHITCROFT JEWELRY anffnit el the niral utu north eix regulators in the aubatatfan * Of the dQt mere without power or of commission when he crawled “ ~p Ar an Iffy MenAer — *1* —T*""* TH» p—«»» died. DONT' MISS DIEM'S THURSDAY—FRIDAY - - SATURDAY for REAL Shoe Values! FOR MEN AND WOMEN EVERY PAIR FIRST QUALITY IN LATEST STYLES AND MATERIALS FOR WOMEN FOR MEN Mum to $14.95 LADIES’SHOES Sidtwalk Spociol $700 Mmm - Fable* to $18.90 WOMEN'S SHOES SMtmlk Spociol *4*0 Pair FREE! Values to $16.95 Famous Brands MEN'S SHOES Sidewalk Special eo; Pair Values to $9.95 Trampaza Men's Loafers Sidewalk Special 90 Pair ttT TOUR TICKETS TO PESTIVAL AIDES AT DIEM’S Open Thun., Fri., Sat. 'til 9 During Festival Day£ Wanted —* EXPERIENCED SHOE SALESLADIES OR SALESMEN -OR PART-TIME WORK—APPLY IN PERSON. • STEADY PONTIAC'S POPULAR SHOE STORE DIEMTSHOES 87 N. SAGINAW PET DOCTOR Bn Aw. Mailer. O.V.M. M By A. W. Mailer. D.V.M. U.Mj haehaad aad 1 warh. hat weald like to have a dag. Would It ha harmful to the dog’* character to leave It atone all Oiyf A. Although these are not the ideal circumstance* under whlcT to raise a dog, the obataclee atm* gnat enough to deny yourselves the enjoyment ot a puppy. Mirny happy, w«U adjusted-dog* are left aloe* all day. Becauae you will not always be there to reprimand the puppy In his mischievous moments, it ' naturally take longer to train Isolate him from furniture. and other valuables he might decide to chew on. Leave him water in a heavym-- talner that can t tip over, and plen. ty of dry food socks; Feed the puppy as soon as you arise in the morning, so that he can he taken outside before you leave for work. Early evening feeding followed by outings will a|so help the housebreaking problem. Your working hours are no longer than the night period when dogs are-alone, and you can catch up with lost affection and companionship in the evenings Hawaii, Born Free Head Book Lists i Com pi tat ay Pubtlitur.' Wetklj) FICTION HAWAII, Michener. THE LEOPARD, di Lampedusa. ADVISE AND CONSENT, Drury. THE LOVELY AMBITION. Chase. THE CHAPMAN REPORT, Wallace. NONFICTION BORN FREE, Adamson. HOW I MADE <2.000,000 IN THE STOCK MARKET, Darvas. FOLK MEDICINE, Jarvis. ENJOY! ENJOY! Golden. MAY THIS HOUSE BE SAFE FROM TIGERS. King. Grosso Point© Mansion Destroyed by Blazo DETROIT (UPD-Flre Monday night destroyed one of suburban Grasse Pointe’s most stately man* sions, the 25-room former home BT the late Dr. Fred T. Murphy. The home had stood vacant for several-years and was boarded up prevent vandalism. OlUy the brick walls were left standing -after the fire. SANDRAN" sw. SO 49 IARD CLOSING OUT ALL CARPET *2“ ASPHALT •"■sr TILE 4Vic EACH tetwn Iwtllktioo if FUTURESQUE TESSERRA CORLON 99 Soitii Saginaw At Auburn PLENTY OF fta FREE PARKING I la Oar let Bar it S UJRR05 48 South Saginaw Street Sensational Savings Especially Selected lor DOWNTOWN PONTIAC**' Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sept. 15, 16, 17 BEAUTIFUL 4-PIECE SECTIONAL SOFA . . .. : . *17** KRiOEHLER SOFA AND CHAIR; Foam rubber cushions in durable ~‘‘‘ ‘‘ DANISH MODERN SOFA, walnut arms, beautiful zipped • striped $^Q00 3.PIECE NYLON AND FOAM SECTIONAL, floor sample, off... / *79°° BEAUTIFUL LOOSE PILLOW BACK SOFA, modern tweed cover in$| CQ00 beige foam rubber. Vi off ... * .. ........ ..... /%\*.. I vV 82'* SOFA AND CHAIR, nylon and foam rubber cushions, reg. $249, *m a C\O0 save 40% . ........- - - I *17? 4-Piece Bedroom Suite 6 drawer doubt* dresser with beveled mirror, full six* bookcase- bed with sliding panels, chest, solid brass bofttaori. ..... JIL.. 69®# >139## 4 39** OOO SINCU MESSERS AND t JAM DOUBLE DRESSERS . ... ....▼- 4*TT- * 14to * 19#« mm Modern Armlats studio couch U Remtv* the hack helnew ami make'a single bad! Tapered, i bran ferruiad tog*, all plastic, in aH colors. $3T eBS5ifeiMfc i Modern Group I of 2 Mop tablet and one [ cocktail tahte, blond and 1 walnut. 1 1388 Decorator Nhn IS S 1 i h 28” TaMe Laap I Fiberglas shada*. 3 colon. SAQ9 Leather-Like recliner Full foam rubber seat,' toft kapak piHow back, clean* with damp doth. 59°° SWIVEL ROCKER, $39?? ell colors, nyjon ,....... MW - KROEHLER LOUNGE CHAIR, $499$ OCCASIONAL CHAIR, $1795 Nylon.. *■ DANISH MODERN CHAIR, $7495 sipped cushion* . ........ “ * RECUNER, FLOOR SAMPLE $4Q95 fog. $129.00 new LOUNGE CHAIR, $4095 nH color* ................ PLASTIC BUCKET $1795 CHAIRS .............■/ DANISH MODERN CHAIR $1Q95 In plastic ......... 11 INNERSFRING MATTRESSES or BOX SPIIIGS it *U Sins . No Carrying Chnige Use the Word Way Credit OPEN THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY UNTIL 9 P.M. ——' tt;; i ■ r ■ n r.n'. ^ , THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER H, 1000 TWEyTYnqpw OAKLAND THEATER FESTIVAL WBOIKT’* STARTS THURSDAY at 9 All in FRONT of OUR STORE and IMTHE STORE Yffli’11 find the greatest array of values ever assembled... Hurry, but there’s plenty of free parking Table of BARGAl NS Boys' Washable JACKETS Girls' and Boys' School Some Quantities Limited Table of BARGAINS Plastic ^Calendar-Pen Desk if Piggie Nnk Trouser Hanger Sot if Iron Seerd Carer ★ Trout S«t WMnda* Sanitnnr *opk Pttch«r O *>*«■_ jl Girls' Wool ler Wnrmerc J Knitted Wool MH*nn» ★ Silk Scarves ★ !«*•»*• Won-nil Gowns and Kimonos w ** fonts Undawbim Argyle Hom ★ Men * Knit Brief. ★ Wool Atfcletic Hom. 49c Value Limited Some Quantiti Table of BARGAINS Musical ***** * f-ieSwt-M** yr iVsot. Cossoroloj SaWHOttrSor * Pinking Shears Hooey Nope ★ Mognotie ^ Flashlight *«Po.No*«* j^r, Hoc. Soldor l»on if Tots Flannel Shirts ★ Tots Boxer Longies ★ * M. Nylon fanttap ★ Soamfreo Nylons * 3 Poir Training Panto + ^ a Bays Swgot Shlito t R___f! mi . .alo Buigif AflN. Youths' and Boys1 Some Quantities 'Limited Table of BARGAI NS •fr Ooal Mottle Unndry nasu if Dm* Mop ★ em**Bh* ** Sot if Vise Grip PHor Wrench Vacuum BetHa dr S Pair Bobby So* if Girls' Slips ★ 01*' S,iP‘ on Sweaters ★ GMo* Stretchy Tights ★Boyo'Mu""*1 Sport ShlHt it Boyt Gym I Trunks. Reg. *3.50-Folding Card Table Chair Some Quantities Limited 51 S. SAGINAW ST. ft; PLENTY OF FREE PARKING YANKEE Pints "Viflftrft" LAWN and 4 GARDEN FOOD IUg. $2.98 Sdg • Ft«4s> nmn, TdgdtdUdd. (hribi. Iran, A ^69 • MO* Bililgr* Mwa trer Safara. 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SEPTEMBER 14.1060 Candid Camera Gets Godfrey Fliers Plan Rendezvous With No. 15 'Old Redhead1 to Host Sunday FBpt Show on CSS-TV By CYNTHIA U)WRY NEW YORK CAP) WudMiHow have not yet been concluded, but It knke u though Arthur Godfrey wtt be itowwtag to weekly *ete-vWoa la less than three weeks as VANDENBERC AIR FORCE RASE, CsW. v n special deal (Rend to Chrysler Carp, employes to bay Hie French Sinus at sharply re- tribution of the Simca. . assailing the South African government’! racial policies, returned to Johnnoahura last Sattaday. He was expelled after a stay of only 48 hours. The bishop told London newsmen, “I am still bishop of Johannesburg, and at present I intend BISHOP BACK — Or. 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Meeting* are ' elaon and Isaac Crary school* from 7:30 to 9:30 p. m. every other TAME nETnRATiwn Friday. The group continued Its CAKE DECOKATOIG jactMtiea through the summer • Instruction to cake decorating __R [lor women, a beginner's ilaeaTm ""ftltY ^EHKARSALS ______ be 1:30 to 3:3Fp. m. Sepl. 26. Ad-‘ Weekly rehearsals of light classic uam-ed classes will be held the and allow tunes are in progress same day from 7:30 to 0:30 p: m.jby the Civic Adult Chorus at 7:30 I E>'„ >M., l,otn 1 „ .1“ ■*«! At .GALLAGHER MUSIC CO. ARMSTRONG athletic* and an Adult chorus in women's dub* of every description, Belton said. Regtoatog at 9 a-m. t* I pin. ARMSTRONG EXCELON T1U PIANOS - ORGANS - ACCORDIONS 'Waterford Approve* Track for Go-Carts VINYL FLOOR COVERING Chair Director Richard Meier. A license permitting operation of Fnatdaa Four Figure Club, whieh go-cart* on a Wacktopped track on at «to Community Center. jTeiegyfpft pj IMrit Highway Dog obedience training classei [was"approved yesterday by the MR V Bom • to • p. m. beginning Waterford Township Board. Sept. « >ttiw Com™urtty Canter, . " with nt ftMnmt sift (a tm> fUmrifc Seull Dews PayasRt ■ liUin 31 Hratks Stull Walnut SPINET PIANO SPINET PIANO *650oo Galbrausen *450oo At tfajleif J CaAk Lotu* Lake Drive to Lotus Lake. The request was made by Carl Koehler, builder of Lotus Lake Subdivision Ifo. 3- Meat Builds Muscle All Teen-agers Need ■RECORD DEPT. 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N*W YORK (AP) J- Mottoralaswi mntorronfc he-«Jtggcxt«df Whan tha aurphia i i‘s comfortable. controlled environment may cost Mm mach of Ms precious ability to and survive, a wtontiw that loaf a«o led the dinosaur and line is treed and bagiaa producing The danger Has in falling tn a natural gift held by even the simplest bacteria—the ability to adapt within limiU to one’s -e*. Dr. Van It, Potter of the Uni- meetinf of the American Chemical Society. Earlier, a may he hehy »road used up, the chemical production In biochemistry, even the simplest farm has the ability to adept to aoma chances to his enviraa-meat 'This la aaan to the areoam caled toad back. It you provide a bacteria with an essential chemical it normally makes (Or itself, it . th# chemical by sending some of So Sach individual, to one-celled, is allowed some chang-» to particular genetic Dirwip suggested that man would evolve to perfect form, Dr. But man must be aware that the vast majority of spedei have become extinct and pro the possibility exists tor mankind, -to lock tip the me- saM^-JSrt: Seseoal Troops netieaUP demised otto. * Unable to provide ttomwtoeb with chamlcais they needed lor existence, these cells by cldent may have been thrown into* ha i Sent to Border ■to bacterial cati. So efficient it the cell that Oil tpet were able to support them .ghk teNto t sal so einciem is uw ceu inei wu. , _ « -_____—____ par cent of to food ia used foriStOOdy Dflp From Cor «"*«*• .«*• S**mjm* Tips Offictrt on Thitof as many as a million chemical re-i “ actions a minute. .__ If. you damage the odl’a ability PUKBUQ.... Ooto. to-lhe ward _ was flashed on police radio: 10-gallon hag, toll to the brim, bed been stolen from a beer track. Officers in a cruise car noticed Th#y Optiwd Him Up J'v SAN ANTONIO. Tex, (UPD -Wlltord OuHtonr. «, ftod *4* Sudan border following Sudan’s lacked, proclamation of martial law, It waa ‘reported Itoteday. ’ The troops apparently were sent ai a defense maaaun against any attack from Sudan, observers held him up with a new type ef hi jacker s weapon a can opener. ^ • ee see eeeaeiewneeeeaa | ■ > rod Senegal, farmer French catoutoe, broke up their union as the Mali Federation last month when Senegal pulled out. 'a healthy drip from the trunk of France has recognised Senegal at Dr. Potter suggested the poKsi-jfrom thcsto^kegT which had Isiststhat the federation still is in an. SulterofTai WITH THtS COUPON EUT SOLES; Man's. Wanton’s, ChlMraa’ I VICTORY - .Scale has good iiewhtor Mrs. Helen Putnam in MeiRptila, Tenn. A laboratory "guinea Pig" tor the University of Tennessee Medical Collage, Mrs. Putnam has spent the past 10 months in the hospital shedding 154 pounds. She dropped from 318 to 164 during this tithe. Fast Action Vows Citizens Group to Blueprint, Cure lor State Financial Woes GRAlfD RAPIDS m - Republican Paul D. Bagwell said Tuesday that if he is elected governor Nov. 8 ho will name a citizens action committee "within two days’’ to blueprint a cure far state financial dlls. . ’’This win not be a study committee. We have shelves of studies nqw, all of them gathering dust,” he said in a talk before the Michigan Table-Top Congress, a tavern Bagwell said H would ha handed the Jeb of "reviewing the* light ef ton rote an the (tour rent) sales lax . . . aad rosea-mending a program to the lSSl The lawmakers convene In January tor next year's regular ing. Bagwell said his action committee would be given a Dec. 15 reneft dtaiWtof NO DOMINATION The group, he said, would be chosen to represent business, labor, state and local government, agri-culture, ^education—and dominated by no single dement. would he planed on n popular vote at the April 1SS1 election, ** BogwoU added. "‘And by May of 1S61 I would expatlllgillbtive action afthe program to bring order out of flnan-cial chaos.” With Information —!Weatherman Scfys Weatherm MIAMI, Fla, (API - Weather researchers gathered more, information about hurricanes from Donna than all, tropical dorms sines the national hurricane research project began in IfGRroys the chief of the U.S. Weather Bureau. Effc F. W. Kelcbelderier aid trading, warning and foreefist-ing during the passage of Hup-l'icane Donna were the most complete in history, adding that if Doom had occurred live yean ago, thousands of people might havtf lost their lives because of< less adequate warning. 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CLIMB TO rons_________„__ Kadar, 48, a former factory pricer, was a second-string underground Communist leader dur-ret- ing Hungary's Nazi occupation. 'When the Comunists took over ef- ncetion with the October 1956 rev-,Bulgaria's Zhivkov, 49) escaped olutkn, during which be becamejt»>e purgea the Communist ar-first secretary of Hungarian Com- x European satellite mem-jhe became interior minister, but The 1 berg of the world organization sending their undisputed leaders to the session. The£ are Poland’s Wiadyslaw Gomulka, Hungary’s Janos .Kadar, Romania’s Gheor-Gheorghiu • Dej, Czechoslovakia’s Antonin Novotny, Bulgaria’s Todor Zhivkov, and Albania's Mahmet Shehu. •—^ All of them except Shehu are first secretaries of. their respective parties, the highest rank a man can reach in die Communist hierarchy. Shehu is Albania's minister. Novotny, beside being the party boat, also Czechoslovakia's president. State Department officials tersely call this Red-star studded pa-ade of Communist chieftains most interesting.” * * 9 Khrushchev made it clear some time ago that he wanted a man summit meeting at the U.N. headquarters. The free world’s leaders generally ignored his overtures, but a growing Hat of top officials from other countries is planning to attend. EDUCATED GUESSES No one professes to know what Khrushchev had in mind in bringing along die satellite leaders. Specialists on Soviet affairs speculate on these as possible reasons: ★ ; * * , . 1 Rl. Khrushchev wants to impress the free world with this unprecedented parade, demonstrating undisputed leadership in the Communist orbit. The West, the same officials maintain, will not be impressed. They say the show will prove «vw*» again what the free •world - knows and what Moscow indignantfy denies, that the satellites are not free countries andi their leaders get their cues from the Kremlin. * a * * Khrushchev might want to impress someone else, too: Red I China's Mao Tse-tung. the man * ership in the Communist world. ---*---~0t--♦------ Summitry was invented by the Russians and despite the fiaa-[co in Paris last_May, Khrushchev j insists that only a meeting of topi leaders can remedy the world’s headaches. He now wants to prove] that though cold shouldered by the| West, the General Assembly meet-big wOT he gome kind of a summit, however limited in scope, i# ■ it * 4. Khrushchev, in his peculiar way, is a vain man, extremely sensitive to ’protocol. When he ! comes to the United Nations, the {meeting should be attended■ by men of the same standing, and not just foreign ministers, who usually lead their delegations on [such hen was arrested himself by the Stalinist dictator Matyas Rakosi and tortured by the same secret joliee he helped 4o create.----- Radar's comeback was in con- munists, white Imre Nagy headed the revolutionary government. the circumstances why and how Kadar betrayedL Nagy and the revolution are still obscure. Nagy was executed two years later and Kadar now is the. leading Communist of his country. * ' * * Czechoslovakia's—Novotny,- 56, Romania's GheorgMu-DeJ, 50, and frests. Novotny was once a metal ^ worltqr, Ghrorghhi-Tiej a tnprenM-ing trade union official, and Zhivkov a printer before climbing to the top in their respective countries, Nimmiy te tter -imly can boast of having spent a terfn in a Nazi prison ana. later in the Mauthausen extermination camp. — a r rasters* ROYAL REPLACEMENT — Michigan is a state of boundless resources and it appears, beauty is one of our‘most abundant. the lovely spines of the Miss America contestants in Atlantic City, Nr J., last weekend, is Donna Jean Shepard, 19, of Dowaglac, our new Miss Michigan. Donna Jean, a freshman at Central Michigan University, finished second to "Nancy Anne Fleming, now Miss America, pnd has been chosen to replace her as the state's reigning beauty. Albania's Shehu, at 42 youngest of the group, differs from the others in many respects. Firstly, he is only mime minister] _ ~ of hia tiny country pn foe Amv atic. Next he is the son 0 Moslem priest, and lastly jie not a worker, buy a professional army officer trained in an Italian army school before the war and in Moscow's Military Academy after. A man who fought with the Loyalists in the Spanish civil war, he is known to Ire a firm adversary of Yugoslav's Marshal Tito. Red China Retreats on Swap With U.S. Tc/k Y 0 nJPIt - Communist iina virtually closed the door Tuesday night on negotiations with jihe United States to exchange correspondents between the two counjuries until "fundamental issues’' are settled. - T ; * ★ . * This was made known in l lengthy statement by a spokesman SPECIAL GROUP FALL HHH Dark cottons and blended fabrics just right for the current season. Vast selection in one and two piece styles. for the information department of the ministry of foreign affairs of Rad China. Protestant Signs Soothe Kennedy's Sore Spot LUBBOCK, Tex. (AP) - Sen. John F. 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THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER U. 1900 TWEXTY.tfiXK Pythias Lodge Honors Three Gives 50-Year Pint todhy lacing campaign trails equally as ragged sod uncertain as those costsslhg national stand* 1910 FogterFucnlo Upiet for Semite 9 Primaries Fill Candidate Ranks ; Knights of Pythias at PtinUae Lodge » honored three of its sitenibers marking their 50th year in the dub at a banquet last night. ' Jeweled pins and certificates were presented to Philip H. Kemp pf 265 Cherokee Road: Glenn P. Seeley. dSOfk^I^eT Water-ford Township: and D. Carl Kamp, 1895 Ward Road. Bloomfield Tdwn- There were tew surprises. But U three men were kaighted lata Ledge IS the same evening in me. Last night's presentations were made by William H. Rice, grand , chancellor of the Domain tfTi Michigan. ; J. L. Van Wagoner Was named delegate from here to the Domain's Grand Lodge meetbv in Muskegqu Thursday through Sit- Lodge M's annual Hunters Banquet wil be held Oct. 11 at the — rutoaMki ~ tal train to Democrats, but GOP organisation candidate Ivan Khtdfchi suffered a major upset in the race lor stale contest. Sacre-ph D. Ward edged away, from six other Democratic hopefuls. Former Works Commissioner e was unopposed tor the GOP gubernatorial nomination. Former House Speaker Joseph W. Martin Jr. easily disposed of his first GOP primary opponent in 30 years with a victory over Oscar Dominicans Approve Political Amnesty CIUDAD TRUJILLO. Dominican' Republic (UPI) — The Dominican Senate Tuesday approved a bill submitted by ne w President] Joaquin Balaguer to grant a gen- SURPRISE WINNER — Springfield, Mass., Mayor Thomas J. O’Connor lets out a victory yell on hearing that Massachusetts Gov. Foster Furculo, his opponent, conceded the Democratic nomination to the U.S. Senate. Furculo said he would support O'Connor and all Democratic nominees. Minnesota-Mayor P. Kenneth roptaced President co^!lto| Hector B. Trujillo tost month but U *V.Senfte "T*,ttonTnjpJUk>’« brother Generalissimo abd will face Humphrey to Npvem- Ra{aeI TropUto retained political power In the nation> The Ms Roman CathaHc btohopo of the Dominions Re- statement by Babcedt that the nedy had lost favor with conservative Democrats In Arisons, home state of conservative GOP Sen. Bury GoldwsteF. ~~ COTA LEADS — — In MhmeaoU, former Rep^Goya registered voters. Neither GovTfKnutson of “Goya come home' Paul Fannin, a Republican, nor fame, carried a narrow lead Rep. Stewart UdaU, a strong Ken- through the night over State Sen. nedy backer and new state party Roy -Wiseth for the Democratic-leader. had primary opposition. | farmer-labor 9th district nomina-predicted a lignt votejtibh for Congress, plight indicate both UdaU and Ken-j Mrs. Knutson, unseated in 1958 eminent to (roe political prison era tbte year. Geo. Trujillo replied that the tow did aa« permit seek ea action. Last June, the Inter-American Peace Comptittee.accused the TnijUlo regime of "arbitrary rest, cruel and inhuman treatment of political prisoners, and mtos Gov. Wesley Powell sad (ornser Gov. Hugh Gragg. . Former Laconia Mayor Bernard L. Boutin had relatively easy sailing In his bid for the Democratic trial nomination. GOP Sen. Styles Bridges had only token opposition for nomination to Ms fifth -consecutive term. ..... , Utah—Georg* D. Clyde, a Re-.the use of Intimidation and terror-publican, won nomination for s as a politics) weapon.” second term as governor. 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He did crime portrayals: - g 12-minute sketch in Ms hit f, Upholders of films could rea-Broadway comedy "A Thurber pson that movies offer a vicarious ALL SPECIALLY PRICED FOR FALL FESTIVAL CbcddioMomycosis of the lungs, a fungus disease resembling tuberculosis. may be treated sue-eeaafully fay surgery, a study revasls In the days when be was allowed to talk; Shuriook told me that he did not believe crime films induced criminal activity. Ha said he kept track of news stories that claimed a criminal had committed a crime on the iEheBaron poinBcriin South Carolina Officials Saak Business in SA BUENOS AIRES (UPI) — South Carolina Gov. Ernest T. HoUings and a 27-man committee of the state’s industrial and business leaders held a final series of, informal meetings with local' officials Tuesday before flying to Montevideo, Uruguay. SOLID MAPLE The Carolinians arrived in tide Your Choice Argentine capital Sunday' on the first part of a six-city tour of South America designed to drum up business for the recently modernised and expanding port pf Charleston. BUT-YOU CAN I JOIN SEPT; JO Lawrence, Kan. • Slip Chest fact pictured) Chest of Drawors $48 You won't see the likes of values like these again until we talk the busy factory otit of’another shipment! Even then we can't guarantee the price won't be a little higher, because we frankly don't see how furniture of this duality can be produced for so little. Genuine Winston Chapel Maple, rock-hard, durable and rubbed to a beautiful finish. SIDEWALK SPECIALS! SPECIAL! HOOKED CHAIR PADS L Check complete front-end system 2* Correct tetter, camber and toe-in to tptcificstione 3/Adjust steering All Sorvicat Listed in Heavy hooked pods in your choice of t$f 5 Colors: beige, red, blue, green or brown. 15-inch diameter..m HOBNAIL 3 LAMP GROUP Traditional hobrisd riyitny on translu- cent milk glass. Highly polished Jurats trim, pierced in lace-like pattern. All EXHAUST SYSTEM SPECIAL IMPORTED DANISH STOOLS It Check Hinder for corrosion 2* Check tailpipe for hoist, rust I. Check for missies damps indafcroken hangers ffcUettK*1 in** BRAKE SPECIAL L Adjust brakes 2* Check hydraulic system, including tiling and drums 3. Clean and inspect grease seals 4. Repeck front wheel bearings I, Add Arid wdwtmwem Ideol for your recreation room, extra stool in your bodroom, dan, ate. Easily stocks. Opan Evenings, Thursday, Friday and Saturday This Week!. MODYEAI service store IS.Cm , v « 3-4123 D-Scholls lino pads LET GOODYEAR CHICK THE LOWER HALF OF YOUR CAR a CAR SERVICES a SMALL DOWN PAYMENT 6 MONTHS TO PAY THK PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 14,196Q- THIRTY ON# This May Clear the Air Stumped by College, Dad? tu»m. Thera will gh« him a groundwork ot wide kBowtodge that will benefit him all Ms Hto. and perhapt apeed Mm to a ebefca of a career. '* . * * Q. Should my aon Join a aoclal By HAL BOYLE NEW YORK (API—Curbstone comments ot a Pavement Plato: ! A million or so young Arasri «aaa will atart one of tin grand-eat adventures of a lifetime tMs month—college. A boy’s lint day I In kindergarten [and Ms first day college . ~«S5T' W* j marks in hie life. one he leavos Infancy behind forever, and. on the second he be-gins1 to become.* BOVLK 'man. S The parent has a big role to play when Ms son is ready for coUegjfc. But often he isn’t college-educated himself and isn’t sure ]M Whit that rote should be. He wants to help, but he Isn’t sure of either the possibilities or the pitfalls In college. BABE ADVICE ’ Here are a few scattered answers to a number of questions many of these parents are ing themselves: ★ * * Q. My soh can't get into one of the famous >lvy League, schools in the East. WUl this ruin Ms future? X A. No, although attendance at these schools will be of great help If he'plans to sell bonds or get on the U. S. Supreme Court. ♦ .* Hr Q. What about the big state universities? A. Educationally, they are fine. But sometimes a bov of 17 can get lost in file crowd. Q. Where would you prefer to send your own eon? A. To a good junior college or one of the hundreds of fine smaller colleges. Tlieir quality of teaching is often better than in the larger universities, and their enrollment 4s small enough *o that your son will get more individual attention. If he needs help, he is more likely to find it. ' * ★ ★ Q. My son doesn't yet know what he wants to be. What courses should be take? A. Let Mm take basic courses in literature, history, economics, logic, biology, public speaking, American gweramw*. psychol- they A, fraternities help to sharpsn ■ociiHy many shy a^rraerved freshmen; others they may rain by giving them the idea ' Atoag pram. Why Ml let your aon stay in a dormitory his first year, then make up Ms own mind? He’ll be in i better position to do so. * * A ‘ * Q What about letting my so# work Ms way through college? A. No, not even if you hvin mortgage your home; The benefits of walking one’s way through college ape highly overrated. men who did fill* ever want________ because they know what jCampanella Drops Quest lor Divorce GLEN* COVE, N.Y. UP — Roy Ampanella has decided to dr# action tar a legal separation Bom his wife, the former baseball star •aid Tuaaday. Q My aoa isn't aura ha wants to a* to college. Should I encourage Mm to do Ms military service first? A. Why not? Two years to the Army will discipline him, mature him, and teach Mm the serious advantages of a collage education. I If they don't, college would probably be a waste of time ' anyway. fi. Should f give my aa during his first year In college? A; No. It would probably qsuse him lass trouble if you bought him a shotgun. Gasoline, youth and midnight oil simply don’t ,mlx. All surveys show that students with cars do poorer in their studies than those who walk to CHUT If your aon makes the dean’s list after two years, you might give him a car as a ryyrard if ho insists on. one -but even then the odd* art you might regret It. Campanula, paralyzed from aa automobile abddsnt 24 years ago, announced Aug. U he waa seeking a separation from his wife Ruth, alter 13 yean of marriage. *1 eas t take K aay more,” toa one-time catcher of the Braeklya Flying on 3Engines Nothing New for Nixon BOISE, Idaho (tJPI) — Engine trouble In flight la nothing new to Rlch*rd M. Nixon.' * ★ * ■ When an engine cylinder cracked, one of (he four propellers on the%vlce president’s plane waa leathered last night between Portland, Ora, and Boise. It Bothered the Republican presidential candidate hot' at all., In his Boise speech a few hours later he quipped that “if a plana can nut on three anginas, I can run on ana knee.” It was tho sixth powerlasa-englne incident for the wlde-ranglng Nixon since he became vice president. None hga caused him any serious problem. LANDS it MINUTES EARLY "That waa a darn good job,” he toljl the veteran pilot, Terry Thomas, 44, Baraardsvllle„NJ, His chartered plane landed at Boise 10 minutes ahead of schedule. Nixon, unruffled, took note of the mechanical problem only lang enough to thank the craw for "taking us In.” Cam panel la's chargee wars * figment ot Mi imagination. CoMMerettoeJd* the chttdrep n’t hera a geed meUtee l ‘She wouldn't cook for any of ,, Some nights she just doem' come home at all." Mrs. Campanella, opposed to a Having a Baby Just a Breeze-Call Her Donna MLAMI CUT. Ik. • - 1 gale tow wtads preeedleg Be TUeeday the Friend* — he's e radio slhtleu manager - finally agreed en a aame: Doaaa date 4- 1 area 4 The arak drained by the Mlssi-sippi river system comprises the greatest fertile plain en the earth. FESTIVAL DAYS SPECIALS $3.95 Twtw's Paint-By-Number Pictures ... 97c, $149 Telecraft Waste Baskets ....:...........97c $4.49 Telecnrft Chippendale Trays............97c $1.49 Tiewcraft Paint-By-Number Scrapkaak .fit $3.98 Doll Furniture......... .....97c $191 Swim Flees...............................fit $4.91 Water Propelled Missle........v........97c MANY PLASTIC KITS "and Other Ilf Specials" SCARLETT’S Bicycle Aid Hobby‘Shop 20 Beat Lawrence Behind Fentlae State Bank ftwo FE 3-7843 White la Stora rfc Due to recent refinements in blending method*, today’s PM has whet we think it the fined blend formula in the Tmsinea*. It is a product of one of the world’s great distilling organizations, National Distillers, with its vast supply ol groat whiskies— and the know-how gained from producing tome of the world’s finest brands. We would like you to try b. In extra bouquet, exfra smoothness and extra flavor—you will taste bow completely today’s PM deserve* the “do luxe” stamp. A Member of National Distillers’ Family of Fine Brands ©a 0 0 ©• 11111 ■ J Ililj (HPI ' S O' DOWNTOWN FESTIVAL DAYS SPECIALS TAPPAN 3 DAYS ONLY Thursday - Friday - Sat GIANT DELUXE GIBSON REFRIGERATOR - FREEZER DELUXE 36” GOLD STAR GAS RANGE With Tappan’s famous Set 'n Forget burner I Sizzle ’ft Simmer Burners ; Flexo-Speed Oven; smokeless s w i n g-o u t broiler. Completely automatic. No matches needed! 3 Days Only! No Mnnpy Down! 188 With Trade 90 Days Same as Cash DELUXE GIBSON 14 CU. FT. 2-DOOR Fast-freezes and holds 100-lbs. of food in true zero degree freezer. Refrigerator has automatic defrost, twin crispers, magnetic door seal. 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WHAT EVER YOU WART TO BUY OR SELL, THE WANT AD PAGES OF THIS NEWSPAPER BRING YOU A THA THEI*0>TIU WANT AD DEPARTMENT PONTIAC PRESS WANT-AD E XT RA! SAMPLE AO: AUTOMATIC menthi. W Phon* 8-0000. io cuynof nun. mr oondHion. Um4 Juit • rtiort Will locrWle! for on# ONE "EXTRA" DAY FREE RUN ON ANY WANT AD PLACED AT OUR SIDEWALK BOOTH DURING DOWNTOWN EJEStlVAL DAYS, THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 16 AND 17. USE THE CONVENIENT COUPON AT LEFT, WRITE IN YOUR AD, CLIP OUT* THE COUPON AND BRING IT TO OUR SIDEWALK BOOTH. HELPFUL HINTS APPLIANCES PETS BOATS WATER SKIS PIANOS TV SETS GUNS CAMERAS GOLFCLUBS... FURNITURE . BABY BEDS CLOTHING TYPEWRITERS TUIItiV-yoUR Wednesday, September u, 190# SPECIALS NOW AT CONNOLLY’S JEWELERS OPEN THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS! RIDE THE BUS FREE DOWNTOWN BETWEEN 8:30 A.M. and 9:30 A.M. PARK FREE AT ALL CITY PARK ING LOTS! HAVE A FREE BREAKFAST ON THE COURTHOUSE LAWN BETWEEN 9 and 10:30 A.M. ENTER OUR ICE MELTING CONTEST • WIN A *150 Ladies’ or Men’s DIAMOND RING * WIN A *250 Ladies' or Mea’s DIAMOND RING ONE WINNER IACH DAY: Thursday, Friday, Saturday! BUY NOW.. Set the perfect table tonight! -NogimmlCS — rwNhlng to boy! Simply Ml Ollt the contest blank In our store. Gueta the time our let watch witt melt.. . nearest guess wine $79.50 Ladles' or Men's watch an Thursday and Friday Nearest guest on Saturday wins a $150 Lediet' or Men's Diamond ring .. . FREE? GUARANTEED WINNER EACH DAY! You do not have robe present to win. ...ipifr* r - . . . If tli.e Saturday Wirinfer was also ,Lediet* or Men's Diemnod ring In THREE DAYS! Everything you eee on this table FINE SILVERPLATE ONEIDA SnCMLLT NUCDI REPETITION ALARM Formerly $5.95 The alarm Jingles tor an Interval... then •stops . . then goes on again ... until you presa the button. 8U«nt tick, second hand, illuminated dial, brass trims. Modern-looking. Maroon, Ivory or Oreen. Includes 1 pierced dessert server, I cold meat fork, 2 tablespoons, ■I'.-gravy ladle. Specially priced!. 6“ IRASS Formerly SPECIAL BUYS IN INTERNADONAL SILVERPLATE FRUIT BOWLS, BUTTER DISHES, SANDWICH TRAYS, regular $7.95 Price Includes Fted. Tex It's wonderfull Big, l^-Quart allver plated casserole with Covered Fire-King Insert you can take straifht from oven to table* Use silvrtrplated bowl for centerpiece for fruit, flowers, serving, TABLE SERVING SPOONS, Regular or Pierced, $1 Value 12" CENTER PIECE bowl and pie plate with Pyrtx liners, reg. $12.95 21" WELL-N-TREE DINNER DISH with vegetable well on each tide . .. JELLY SPOONS, COFFEE SPOONS, PICKLE FORKS New "HAGERTY SILVER FOAM" Wadies and Polishes In One Operation regular $17.95 TOIVIRYONI WHO OPES by our door DURING FESTIVALS DAYS $1 Value-While they lost MANY MORE WONDERFUL SKOALS WU BE ON DISPLAY ON IKE SIDEWALK M FRONT OF OUR SHOP DOWNTOWN PONTIAC FESTIVAL DAYS - THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY! JEWELERS 16 W. HURON-PONTIAC FE 2-0294 • ORIGINAL ROGERS SILVERPLATE • KNOWLES DINNERWARE • ANCHOR HOCKING GLASSWARE ORIGINAL ROGERS SILVERPLATE ANCHOR HOCKING GLASSWARE KNOWLES DINNERWARE THE.PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER .iving Room . room by ^r^bt *n*|^Kt! Smortly styled, well tail«^2-j*ec«*ulte..,. with striking beoss accents . ^a^'con^ruction, I png wearing up^St*fy. You get the bib sdfa Wot opens to 4 double bed, forge lounge choir, 2 ttjipei^tgbtes, matching cock* toil table and Z &g tafele Jomp6..G)mplete .ami perfect 3 beautifully styled ^ cases authentic reproductions of a iu $49.95 set! The "" heavy tlbre - bate _je ' vinyTwIil last tor Pieces years. Deluxe GE clock radio Sole Pike wakes you to music... Automatically. Full GE elAAC Warranty. No Money 1 Be the first to have this beatiful, big group! Two full length couches 8 iach with back that lift* off to make o bed. .. plus your Comer cushion to make yourgrpup complete! Very smart, modern style, spring GOnstrUCtioh .. . upholstered in modern fobrics this is a beautiful group for ahyrborrt'that is prpctiwrf os well os good faking. Cbme in yoursolf, how attractive this group reolly 4s! Open Thurs, Fri.and Sat. Nights 'til ?; NO MONEY DOWN-NO PAYMENTS UNTIL NOVEMBER! TERMS me 108 NORTH SAGINAW i FREE* sJvKrt ! RUia deeed ride. at WKC. BS3HHSaa 3 mi ini 2mk«h >liK«3r -nfli mini ..nmmwmi THE PONTIAC, PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14,1900 THIRTY-SIX Out-Patient Clinic to Benefit Sets Western Theme for Denim Dance clinic U supported by the Pontiac Area United Fund. Committee chairmen for the dance alao include Mr*. John Reid, treasurer; Mr*. Charles P Kiehwmith. Mr* Theodore F.' MarManu* Jr and Mrs. John 8. Maddox^invitationr. In A cocktail hour will be followed by dinner and dancing to a well-known orchestra. Proceed* at....thd . J25per couple aOair 1W earmarked to meet the auxiliary's pledge Christie. Mrs. Ray Cunningham, Mrs. A. C. Girard, Mrs. Ray E. Liwfor, Mrs. John Ms-honey, Mrs Ralph Folk, Mrs. Walter Williams and Mrs. John g; wood. The patron** list includes Mr, and Mrs. Donald E. Ahrens, Mr and Mr*, Irvjpg R Rah. cock. Dr. and Mrs. Howard 8L Barker, Mr. and Mr*. Carl 0. Barton, the'Charles R. Beach-sms, Mr. and Mrs. 0. L. Beaudstte, Mr. and Mm. Nel-, son F. Bo we, Mr. and Mrs. John S. Bugas, Mr. and Mrs. Louis H C«ia. the Howard Cousins and Mrs. Jana* Green. 'Alao on the patron’s Hat are Mr, and Mrs. Stanley M. Humphrey, Mr. and Mra. W. A. P. John, the Henry C. Johnsons. Mr. and Mrs. Semon E. Knudaen, Mrs. Ray E. Lawlor, Eleanore Manning, Mr. and Mra, Prank McGbmia, Full denim skirts will be worn at $t. Joseph Hospital AuxUhuy'l Denim Dance Sept. 24. A gay sample of the type Id be seen is skou>n committee members by Mrs. Harwood Bacon of Bloomfield Hills. Others (from left) are Mrs. George Baldwin of Birmingham. Mrs. John Maddox of Wing lake farms and Mrs. Everell Fisher oj Bloomfield Hills. Beatty, all of Birmingham, and Mrs. John Elwood and Mrs. Charles Klinesmith of Bloomfield Hills. Relaxing on a bale of hoy which may find it* place in the Denim Dance decoration* are committee mem- bers (from left) Mrs. Irving Duffy, Mrs. JFilliam Sisterhood Observes Silver Tea Temple Bath Jacob’s Sister- Women s Section Completing the list are the A- P. Powers, Mrs, John Reid, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert F. Richards, Dr."and Mrs. Aaron D.* Riker, Mr. and Mrs. James M. Roche, the Edward E. Rothmans, Mr, and Mrs. Gerard R. Slattery, Mr. and Mrs. Nick Takis, Katherine Ward, the Edward1 S. WeUocks and Wed in Lutheran Rite YM Mothers in 1st Meeting of Fall Season 'tile first fall meeting of the YMCA Mother’s Club was held Tuesday at tbe association's building on Mt. Clemens Street. On Falls Honeymoon ver Ten Tuesday afternoon. Alter die opening prayer by Mrs. Nathan HerehfleW, Mn. Charles Gersten, sisterhood president, called for several After a Niagara Falls honeymoon, Wendell Brantley and hi*/ bride, die former Carol Ann Peterson, who were married Saturday in Christ Lutheran Church, will be at home on Miami Road. Vows were repeated to die sleeves. Lace applique encircled the ballerina-length sldrt. A cap of pearlized flowers with net petals secured a ballerina veil of pure silk illusion. White roses, stephanotis and ivy rested on the bride's white BIMe. Mrs. Volly Yanuszeski was her sister's only attendant. Her Golden Agers to Meet Friday A cooperative supper has been planned for the Water-lord Township Golden A«e flub at 8:30 p.m. Friday at the CAi Budding on Williams Lake Road near Airport Road. Members, guest* and inter-ested persons “past 60” have been asked to bring a dish to pan, and individual table service. A local orchestra will fur. nish live music for dancing, and for those ten active there will be card giunes. Program chairman Mrs. Martin Kabcenell Introduced Rabbi Nathan Hershfield who extended a welcome to th e group’s first fall meeting. Loretta Nosanchuk, reported tome group on her experiences as a delegate to a recent youth conference—---------------:— After hearing report from the secretary on the group's August board meeting, Mn. Ray Etls-worth. president, iuipiduheed plans for a Christmas bazaar in NovemSer. The group will also sponsor birthday parties for "Y’’ children every two months and a "Teen-Dance Nlte” the third Saturday of each month. won with matching caplet and shoes. She held a cascade of pink roses. William Presson was best man. Volly Yanuszeski and Gary Gaynof, cousin of th* bride, A musical program 'wiu presented by Mra. Carl Leonard who sang six popular numbers, accompanied by Charles Wilson. . Mra, Harold Chapman and Mrs, Hershfield. presided at the Club officers are planning to ttend the state leadership Wielding brooms energetically in the reception, Mrs. Brantley chow gray lace over1 pink taffeta, small matching hat-and gray shoes. White carnations Were pinned to her shoulder. Mra. Ellse Kansier, Mrs. flan Habicht and Mrs. Hannah Homburg. have urged all people of retirement age to attend the "fund for oldsters’* party Friday. Mothers of YMCA members ate invited to attend the club’* monthly meetings. Further information may be had by calling the YMCA. ring at die Hunt Club are committee. members (from left) Bert MacIntyre of Bloomfield Hills, Mrs. Frank Mo Girard of Bloomfield Hills and Mrs. Ray Cunningham of Birmingham. Weat-Lundgren Rites CtutrPicks BirmMsMm Couple at Great Smoky Park Committee Twenty-two members of the Chairmen Cooperative Kxteoiion Service tiended a recent all-day rxeo- A double-ring ceremony Saturday morning at St. Benedict Catholic Church united Carol Ann Lundgren and Army Spec. 4 Ronald L, West, stationed at Fort Campbell, Ky. White gladioli flanked the altar for the ceremony performed by the Rev. Fergus Burke, C.M. Some ISO guests Honeymooning in tbe Great Smoky Mountain National Park area are Birmingham residents Norman T. Karda and his bride, the former Janice Ann McAllister, who were married Saturday evening in Ascension Lutheran Church, Birmingham. White chrysanthemums and gladioli graced the chancel where the Rev. Elbert W. Nuel-km read the candlelight eere- Bracelet sleeves and a modified sweetheart neckline dis-tingutshed the floor-length bridal gown of white sDk organza over taffeta, trimmed with Chantilly-type lace. Hand-rolled fingertip veiling tell from a crown of pearls and rhine- ulive council meeting at the 4-H fair grounds.__________ mothers wore Mrs. Richard Paschke, president of Soroptimitt flub of Pontiac, appointed committee chairmen when members met for dinner at Hotel Waldron Monday. The Pontiac Duplicate Bridge Mrs. Robert Sanford who was publicity chairman for the leadership seminar Tuesday at First Congregational Church spoke following'reports by Mrs. Arthur F. O’Hara and Mrs. Gerald Shafer on the CES national convention Aug. 27-30 in Madison, Win,_____ ..Plans were completed for the Christmas workshop Oct. 28 at Clarkston Junior High School under the general chairman^ ship ef Mrs. Lulu- Fale*. MRS. WENDELL BRANTLEY Club met Monday evening in the Elks Temple with right table* in play. — Winners were Frank Ferryman and Earl Waterman, Dr. and Mrs. Earl Lutz, Mn. Harrison Specht and Mn. Earl Waterman, Dr. and Mar*. Zac En-dresa, Elma- Griaoom—and Charles Coffin, Allen Rosoaky and Donald Stephenson and Mrs. Nonna Keller and Pr. Robert Segula. Before beginning a trip to Rev. Arvid Anderson in candlelight rites at an altar banked with white gladioli. Daughter of Leonard Peterson of Stanley Avenue and tbe '“TUi. nil________mu- ■ Mrs. K. R. W.rig.ht and Alice Kimball will. head the ways add means committee. Others named were Mrs. Leon Glynn, project chairman; Mrs, Karl Schultz,' publicity; Mrs. Marion Decker, program; Mrs. Ray Maxwell and Mrs. Arnold Hillertnan, budget; Taimee Surola, flower fund; and Mrs. Schultz and Mrs. France* Coons, classification and membership. The bride wore pearls, gift of the bridegroom and carried. “It hand-cascade of white rare buds centered with a white orchid. Nancy Pollock, served as honor meld, with bridesmaid Paula Hughes of Birmingham. late Mrs. Peterson, the bride chose white silk organza over taffeta for her wedding. The bodice featured a lavalier neckline and short crushed Clarence C. Lundgren of Myrtle Avenue, the bride appeared In n full-length gown of white silk organza over satin, designed with bow bustle back and chapel train. A bateau neckline and long .tapered sleeves accented tbe Alencon lace bodice. An Alencon lace Parents of the newlyweds are the Ralph J - McAllisters of Birmingham and Mr. and Mrs.' ' Charted Karda ST Cleveland, Ohio. Patsy Lehman of Parma, Ohio, Ci ty Club Planning Benefit. wedding " is planned, by Nancy L. Turnbull, daughter** of the Herbert. T. Turnbulls of North Cass Lake Road, and James 0; Maas, son of Mr. and Mrs. - Otto Mans Set for Saturday of l/tica. Miss Turnbull ts an Eastern Michigan ' University * graduate. Club members will meet for their annual kickoff duet at Willis School Saturday evening The dgnee will be preceded by e cooperative dinner at 7 p. m. ' Dancing wfll begin at 8:38; \ '• ' F\. ' Mr. and Mrs. Sam Joan again wilt lead the dub . in square and novelty daaBea this season/ «- I Northern Michigan the bride changed to a two-piece and white wool crepe dress to Whidl die pinned the shoulder corsage of rosebuds from her bouquet. Her accessories were Made.' “ ■.(.///yvT 1 i. Th* couple Fill live in Hop->«n*ville. Ky. fpartollit West Mwmsmm with the ioist ■ Airtwin rHeriwisMS f T ; Six Paget Today in Women's Section jztWnbvja THIKTY-SEVZW THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER H. HMO FESTIVAL DAYS SPECIAL! MOUTON FESTIVAL DAYS SALE Processed JACKETS and COATS NEW FALL HATS Regularly Sell to $15 32 and 36 inch Length in lovablei light- eve rywhe re ate . over dressy Or casual wear. Warm os' toast and priced way, way down fdr[%Ss event. Johnny collar, tapered .sleeve*; and turnbock cuffs. Sizes 8 to 18. Beautiful new imported fabrics and all of the season'* Corduroy, flannels and cotton robes. Full cut and attractively detailed. In prinfe, plaids rand solid FASHION CLASSIC and SAMPLE COAT TTECES Valuet to Dreir Salon — SecOad Floor Store Hours: Thursday, Friday and Saturday 9:30 A. M.to 9:00 P.M. . It'i yum iHamata CFWW |jgI—Mont of fall ot perfectly titwd savings. Dresses, CQflfL sportfweorjlingerie, accessories, millinery and shoes ot faMtelow-usual prices. LINGERIE SPECIAL PURCHASE HALE SLIPS SUPS WALTZ GOWNS BABY DOLLS Values to 8.98 5.80 Come pick your favorites for yourself ... for gifts. Nylon tricot and cotton blends. Sixes S, M and L and Sizes- 34 to 38. ..!S Vt Lingerie — Main Floor Sizes . 32 tp__40, A. B and C Cups GIRDLES find Reg. » qa Pnnty Girdles_ OolpTF ... ‘ 4J, I anrf-UL--..—1--___ Famous Nome rm. $11 CORSELETTE U __ Qg^fjjy Perfect SEAMLESS HOSE Reg. 1.15 Pair Sizes 8 Vi to'10ft New Foil Shades' 77 3>*2o25 c Pr. Brand New Fall HANDBAGS A wide selectibn of colors ond sizes in new fall fabYic bogs. Black, brown' or grey- Tailored Fall ROBES SPECIAL FESTIVAL DAYS GROUP! College and Career DRESSES 17.98 Chooste from our very special foil collection ofcottonknits, dock cottons and riew washable'Wools. One and two piece fashions. Juniors', misses' sizes. • New Fall SWEATERS After Festival Days will sell to 14.98. Full fashioned cardigan ond dressmaker styles. Fur blends in. a wide color selection. Sizes 34 to 40. Spoil$ Stop — Main Floor ALL FAMOUS BRANDS COTTON BRAS "so 1.80 BRAND NEW FALL SKIRTS FALCON Regularly Sells far $35 27.80 Dramatic Twill Grlon Pile Lined Exciting, go-with-everythlng colors in rayon/cotton twill that shuns water, soil and stays like new. Its convertible hood is furry orlon pile lined. Coal Salon — Second Floor YOUNG FOLKS9 SHOP After Festival Days Will Sell to 10.98 VERY SPECIAL GROUP of GIRLS' SCHOOL BRESSESt 5.80 Sizes 1 to 6x and 7 to 10. Dork print cottons with tight touches of white on cotton RRH■ Young Polka Shop — Lower Level In 100% wool with bock skirt lined to keep its fit. New soft plaids and smart tweeds. Slim line styles. Boys' Flannel Lined * CORDUROY SUCK SET Bays' Washable JACKETS New Foil Colors* . Sizes 3 to 7,—. 3.80 pile lining in red, ten, fatten. Site* 1 Ip 7- ‘ 5.80 Spoilt Shop — Main Floor Infants' BUNTINGS Tn WfSM snd trtcotr Separ- 4.80 Extra Large RECEIVING BUNKIT 58 a jack#**. A*! plastic lintd. Rag. 7.9S 09° Girls' Corduroy SUCK SETS in new fail color*. Cold, 3410 Sub-Teen BLOUSES Roll-up .sleeve and villager L80 1 TtflKTV-EIGHT THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14,IMP Church Class f Plans Dinner Sandra bee LWeds Guild Slates Fashion Show at Edgewood LI|liU candelabra OuM by double • ring iwmony performed Fingertip veiling fell from a' Luncheon la sat lor 12:30 and Townihlp was the bride's only!according lo cochairmen Mrs. N. JoAnn, Langdon of WaterfordjPherson. admission is by advance attendant. A corsage of pink car- ticket purchase only. jVadin’f Flora Shelly Unit Attends Asher and WUUara Corking. y ' Leaving ter Niagara Falls, that new Mrs. McKay was wearing cocoa brown and pink printed pol- Children's Shop Dinner Fete suede accessories. She has attended Michigan State] University Oakland and her bus- has completed his junior The Ftea Shelly Group of the I First Presbyterian Church attend* jed i dlnner meeting Friday at the Jdeen assisted the hostesK. tar’s wadding. Mrs; McKay chose] A crav nmol thnnfh HrMa with • gray wool sheath dress with Lulu McGregor led the devotions sequin trim. Bath wore white car- and Mrs. AUan Monroe discussed j nations. {‘‘Unlearning Our Hatreds.” Adah —■ ■v ~Shelly reported on the Women's Cheryl Ann Atwell , __ Si V The Presbyterian Village open Marks 4m Birthday { haaee on Kept. » was aaaooaced. I alas a retreat far the evening The fourth birthday of Cheryl i group* Oet. U M at Walden- • Ann Atwell was celebrated at waads. a luncheon Sunday given by „ _ her parents Mr. and Mi*. Cart -1 Owntk were Mra. Laaa CJe-V. Atwell of Maurer Street, Mr*; C- A. Harris. Mra. Herrington Hills. Julia Wooden of Royal Oak and Among the U guests were “»• A- D- McKUlop of Gladwin, the honoree'a grandmother * . fr * - Mrs. John Chopp and gnat- Hostesses for the October meet-aunt Mrs. Leo Glnther. both ing at the chuich will h«( Adah of Ferndale, and an aunt Mrs. Shelly, Ethel A. Wooden, Jeaaie James Malm of Clawson tAxford and Mrs. Gladys Hocking. 1 F. /. Presto of Sarvis Street, Mrs. Paul J. Rabaut of Locklin Lane, Mrs. D. A. MacPherson of Keith Road ■ and Mrs* Roy Bunting also of Locklin Lane. Final arrangements for St. Ann's Guild Fathion Show and luncheon at Edgewood Country Club Sept. , 22 are made by committee members (from left) Mrs. Children Victims of Their Parents' Doubts By DK. HOLLO MAY i gloves, push him into competitive | which speak leader than wards Parents who hsva inner, often groups at an early age and to other their owa lack of emtOOmee la nconscious doubts about their own W*B tmUtyut he be the ' man him. trength tend to dfcmand that their inwardly tael they are not. But just as no child will develop hfldren be especially courageous, Oeaerally parents whs pa* courage by hrtng overprotected so outcome of his confidence, generally unverbalized hi his own powers and his. intrinsic qualities as a human being. This confidence jets Its base from his parents' love for him and their belief in his potentialities. Oftea adult* require that the PEGGY’S When the son or daughter conforms to these requirements, they rationalize their actions by saying they need to keep parental support, financial ana otherwise. But on a deeper level they conform to parental expectations as the way Miss Madeleine Wilson to gain admiration and praise from will he at PEGGY’S MIRACLE MILE Thursday their parents. Thus vanity is the enemy of courage. Vanity and narcissismlindermine and Friday. Consult with Miss Wilson on any fitting problems you may have regarding bras or one’s own conviction but on some- PERMA LIFT STYLIST ardly” feeling which is the most bitter humiliation of Ml—the humiliation of having knowingly ore’s self is the bitterest pill of I til. Itieods to the pervasive sense of oneself os a "bluff,” t “faker.” CongregafidndT Church Groups Get Together STOCKINGS gregational Church met Friday at the home of Mrs. C H. Purdy of Mary Day Avenue. Mrs. E. R. Bigler was chairman of the luncheon committee, assisted by Mrs. Harold DePuys, Mrs. J. B. Jewell, Mrs. E. C. Russell and Mrs. Gebrge Sutton. ONE WEEK ONLY! All Styles .. . All colors ... All MFamous 5” Proportioned Leg Types How wonderful to know that six months from today the "Parma Magic Iniet stitched Cup bravou just bought will have the same firm uplift and youthful suppbrt it does now. When you buy your “Perma»Hft" Magic Inset Bra. with Us Magic Inset circles of control, the salesgirl wiU stamp the date on the guarantee tag attached to the bra. If the bra falls to retain Us original uplift for at least six months from the date <4 purchase, return U to our Corset Department and receive a new ”Perma'lift" Bra—FREE. Come in today. SO Denier WtHditf Sheers NOW 3 Pair $4.05 IS Denier No Sew Sheen Sheer Agilon Stretch PEGGY’S Peggy’s Miracle Mile Often Every Evening! Georges-Newports Open Your Charge Account Now at Peggy’s Miracle Mile! Learn to Skate Bloomfield Hills Ice Skating Studio ^ Rink ovoilable for private parties Ml 6 0406 805 W. Long Lake Rd., Bloomfield Hills THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAV, SEPTEMBER H, I960 THIRTY-KINK About 125 million Americans! The University of Minnesota Is W *•»the largest of tile Big 10 UBtver-°f, 1960 compared with 133 million isities the fourth largest in • year before. J£» yielded I the Indispensable . BASICS The Dress Most Necessary in Your Entire Wardrobe! In Shapely Fine Wool Jersey In ? Black, Beige, Royal or Red $1/ 95 You’ll Love Shopping At The New PEGGY’S MIRACLE MILE!, Open Every Evening Until 9 P.M. The drew you’ll (tar .again and again with no end of acccMuiy tricks. Softly draped neckline, matching satin belt. BMss 7 to M in Black, Royal, Beige. Sees Slides t on UF's Aid j Put the Bug in His Ear i Time for Hubby tc y I By ABIGAIL VAN SUREN . when is it proper to let ail the [ DEAR ABBY: My~ brother stops ikltf I is married to a woman who ' ' 1 haa oraduateri from eolleoe and DEAR JANE: After the or- ^ people call her | gan plays “The Wedding March.” # •» about world ■ * • ♦— DEAR ABBY: I work in an office with another girt. We affairs and $ I she reads. ev-cry bam seller that comes , usually go out for lunch to-getber. She makes aa much as I do, but I always end Up pay-ins the bill. She uses the eld . i i etong But be- ' 11 Heve me when , | say nt> one excuse, *T left my money In my other putse.V How can I put a stop, to this without ap- $ ABBf lit lit* hunlly = I will actypt a second invitation 1 to her home because she is pearing cheap? - j ' STUCK DEAR STUCK: If You hold 1 such 1 careless housekeeper. [ We ate there once and the $ silverware was encrusted with 1 dirt and the glasses and dishes "f were flltlyi. Siryuti rtw fruit still for that linv more f ban t twice you must have left your brains in your other head. When her money's in her ”oth-- er purse.” tell her yuu‘11 •‘lend*’ her lunch money. And if that doesn't do H—find a new lunch mate. '••■6 0. # and vegetables on the table I without washing them. I once 1 saw bugs crawling around on -8 my salad, We have nothing' l| against her, but we can’t eat 1! there. We’ve run out of ex-p cusea. Is it possible to come | right out with the truth In a $ case like. this and keep her i friendship? SI§TER.IN-LAW I DEAR SIS: If you tell her SI the trothr you may lose her” 1 friendship. It’s time someone 1 took a bug out of the salad and ■ put U in your brother’s ear, DEAR ABBY- My boyfriend —ta-|n the service. He is sta- j tioned near enough to home so j that he gets home once in a . while. When he is away he | writes the dreamiest love let- | —tore laying he in counting the minutes until he sees me. But j when he gets home he spends all hia time running around with his buddies and I hardly —py6r~$66—hi —When he gHi * * * 1 DEAR ABBY: I know a girl 2 isn’t supposed to let a fellow | kiss her on the first date, but back on the base the love let- { tors start Coming again. I like 1 this boy a lot, Abby, and want to know how to hahdie him. ref tpvfo flfDf i Mothers Club LLlf f 5 vimlj DEAR GIRL: Write "Bos- 1 well” and tell him you don’t 1 Domes of Malta Sending Deleoptel^ *!^ want a pen-pal, you want * real live boyfriend. ; 1 For Abby's pamphlet, "What Teen-agers Want To Know," •end 25 centi amt * large, self-addressed, atamped envelope la can of this paper. CONFIDENTIAL TO "OLD FLAME”: The path you «* pursuing could ' lead you to handle. Beardsley, Mr*. Clyde Matthew*. Mn. Jamee Cw(l> Mr*. Edward Mrs. Florence Carter of Got-tage Street is the delegate tor toe Dames of Malta Zonodada, which opened -Sunday at the Sheratpm Cadillac Hfrttl, Detroit.___5 Other members planning to at*, tend for the week am Mrs. Elmer WM. C. McRATH CUSTOM PAINTING WALL COVERINGS F£ 5-8486 Beauty Clinic by tdytht MtCuttbth HAIR COLOR t hear t .her hair'. . "She is blonde, or brunette or a redhead. ' . .It is your most important personal accessory. Modern .science is at our fingertips with opportunity ior hair beauty, Every woman is expected to make herselt as attractive ae possible and 11 it means changing her IMr style or color . . . by atl means do, Never let ttmtdness, lack oi courage or fear ot what others may think, stand in your 'way. It ie really no more daring than the decision to make naturally straight hair curly by artificial means. * However, the very beet advice to lollow in the care bl the hair . . . is to keep it shining dean ... and brush, brush, brush* •- £ Phene Edyths McCulloch ‘ “ ppe, fE t-7431 c State, Bank izing. Jewel heck, zlnpered long sleeves for stately ele------“— - to IS. Black. Joseph Schultz, training chairman for the Pontiac Area United Fund, showed slides depicting aid given by and to the various agen-l Idea affiliated with the organization at Tuesday’s first fall meeting of the Mothers Club of Pontiac Boys' dub. • * dk—*-------- Program Chairman Mrs. jBrLarson introduced the | and guests from the United Mrs. Roderick Taylor, chairman | of the women's campaign division: Mrs. Ben Hawkins. Pontiac chair- Member* were Informed that hie Mothers Club of Detroit’* Boys’ Club has been Invited to • Joint meeting with the h la November. Mrs. John Bertholdy Joined the| chib. Guests were Mrs. Joseph, Gibson and Mn. Eber Walker, prospective members. . * ★ ' ★ Hostesses were Mn. A r t h u r.l Longbrake, Mn. Walter Peters, f Mn. Elmer Hicks and Mn. Alvinjl Graham. ^Neuntode First Quality NYLONS- 55< 2 pairs $1.00 Oar rcgul«r“F»nuiy”nylon» ...plain or dark seams...tpe-daily priced lor Dollar Day! Specials In aox. 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Girdle or panty girdle $10.95. XL (girdle only) $11,951 new plsytsV magic oulfHar with magic finger panels for tummy control Girdle 6r ponty girdle $8.95. XI $9.93. IX.RTY THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 19«0 Phi Kappa Tau Picks Chairman Committee chairmen were [mimed at Hie fleet i of Phi Kappa Tan Sorority to the i Lake Road home of Mr*. Richani Maier. Johnston-Dohner Vows Given at 4 O'Clock Rite Heading committees are Mrs. Maynard Holmes, ways- and means; Mrs. WflUam Johnson, historian; Mil. Robert Hausman, against a background of potted palms graced the chancd of First Congregational Church for the Sat' today vows of Margaret Jane Dataller and Norman W. Johnston of Taylnr.' The Rev. Malcolm. Burton of- [telephone and philanthropic; and Related at the (our o’clock cere* Mrs. Robet Scharf. publicity. mony, which preceded a reception 1 Mrs. Maier wilt act as program «*» Winifred VapWagoner [chairman and Mrs. Thomas Roe. 'parliamentarian. of the church. Mrs. Hausman reported on the Igroup's trip to Detroit’s Camp CrUe for epileptic children this JOffif C. REYNOLDS I Graduated from Michigan State University following the f—ttaa was Jotaa C. At the dose of the Thursday [meeting a buffet luncheon was Parents of the maple are tha Krank H. ttohmr* of .North I’erry Street sad the Walter *aa Jose, Calif. summy'si . ________hhpr IUp«j|flkr jwB of J, Chaater jOachfcr meeting. Reynolds of EUiabeth Lake Road and Mrs. Julia Reynolds of Phoenix. Aria.. An Evans Scholar, he majored to businets administration and was a var-. sity member of the golf team for three straight years. He has received his commission as an Air Force second lieutenant. The bridal gown of white Chantilly lace waa styled with seguing sabrina neckline, long tapered sleeves and a tour-tiered ballerina wirt. A crown of pearls and rttifte-Mrs. Roe will be hostess for the {stones caught the shoulder-length chapel veil. Have You Tried This? Consumers to the North Central f ratoon of the United State*, bought I* 44.7 per cent df att the can sold I! in the nation during the past two I , years.' Bake Upside Down Cake I in Dutch Oven or Skillet | Karol Bell Marries in California Make a Book Tray tor Fall Night Reading HAIR FASHIONS ... for back-to-echool require a Professional Permanent-^-— calue’s Beauty shop FC Z-CM1 Rites Toke in Chapel of Roses at Chula Vista The arrival of fall means you’U probably be nutting down at least some of your outdoor. The natural botanical garden ini “****“ ma!cij«...m<>r> Iho .K- rv.ii. tovm* trips to the library, the Chapel of the fnMTat Chula canttnard Vista, Oslif.. waa the setting In*' grocery carton and some ®f the marriage of Karol Louise BeU] the colorful new decorative of Birmtogham to Jamea Lrwta& ' t»»t«^« now-available. you ot Lakeside, Calif.------- -1 ■***^pna**3£k White carnations, candelabra j and yellow gbtdioli graced the altar where the Rev. John K. Sorensen of the Lutheran Church of E3 Cajon, Ca)if., rend the Sept. 3 nuptials. The Michael Brils of Butternut till Drive, Birmingham, parents bridegroom’s parents, the Robert 1.. Whites on the garden terrace of their mountainside home at Imkmtlde. tray for those long, luxurious reading sessions to bed. Simply make leg room by chitting out two 'sides of -fee box, leaving ends of the box intact to serve as "legs.” Then cover the cardboard with one of the plastic-coated coverings, that are washable. Smooth off the edges of the* carton.___Peel, off the paper backing of ihe adhesive covering and prase the material on (he carton. You won’t have to overlap it because the covering won’t shrink or shift once it’s firmly to place.' I The princess-line bridal gown of j white Italian silk taffeta featured; \ A / ' sculptured floral neckline of seedl , hWfont kom.i * V, VJI I ICI 1 Coiffures are taking a brand new trend ... charmingly different I . with a softer, more femi- I ? nine look. Inspired by § • artiste ... translated by 1 •ur hair styling experts I to make you more love- I liar. Make m appoint-f menttoday. Mezzanine Budget Department ■. oo VERY SPECIAL Our $10.00 Permanent $0 50 IS Bara. Uim as*. It *. *. SKf AMSTERDAM MAI . i Hip. Asayu OM. 1 .. BIRMINGHAM By JANET OOELt..... Fonttar Press Home Editor You know that you can pull malks of rhubarb from your garden at this time of year Just aa you d»« hi spring. RHI’BARB t'PMDK DOWN CAKE - By. Mrs. Ben Lspe MRS. NORMAN W. JOHNSTON pearls and double bouffant hemline. Wrist-length gloves of Italian! eUk and shoulder - length veiling [ held by a pearl tiafa completed the; bride's ensemble. ? I honor. In waltz-length blue nylon HoldB'nai Israel Tea TONY’S Beauty Shop 1 ,»i ----—■—— ------- A VfMoW OIViiiia xxmwmi b aptcsji | Htr town were pink carnations, of white carnations atop her prayer' you would like to try Mrs. Ben Lape’a recipe for Rhubarb. Upside Down Cake, go out and pull, some. Or get some frozen rhubarb. The bride’s brother Robert book. Mrs. Lspe labels herself a “plain housewife." Her family Hb grown and then are two grandchildren. Gardening is her hobby. T tupt wt rtmaara -----—i— n« drop* red toad colorlnt If you have a dutch oven, use it to bake this dessert. Or use an iron skillet. Melt the butter or margarine to the bottom of the pan. Add the sugar, rhubarb and coloring. Pour cake batter over tap. Bake 35 to 30 minutes at 350 degrees. Serve warm with whipped cream if deaired. f_ her daughter's wedding, Mfi. Dohner chose a mauve lace Pamela Sasaa Bell of Birmingham attended her staler as honor maid. Her dram of avocado green “i orgaasa was draped over a s nosegay of white car- and corsage of orchid carnations. The newlyweds will make their home in Taylor. Joseph Barbour of El Cajon was best man. Seating guests Were Tinjothy Patton of San Diego, and the bride's brother Roger of Birmingham. Worth-while savings are yours during our . . . 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The bridegroom is working on hie master's degree at California Polytechnic Institute.! — Forty women attended the anneal Silver Tea of toe Sisterhood of 'Congregation B’nal Israel Tuesday fit the Menominee Road home of Mrs. living Koper. Following the welcoming speech by Rabbi Israel Goodman, Mrs. Pat Redner and Pauline Pollock presented a . film on hat designing. Mrs. Redner modeled s number of hats she has fashioned, explaining the importance of wearing hats. Mrs. Koper presided at the lavender and blue tea table. Cochairmen for the program were Mrs. Edward Avadenka and Mrs. Belmont Kefshen-baum. Closing. prayer was offered hy Mrs. Marcus Davis. Main Floor 35 W. Huron FE 3-7186 _ • STYLE 8HOF PRICES START AT li«JS OPEN EVERY NIGHT TO t Monday through Saturday DOWNTOWN A DRAYTON PLAINS Small (36, 38); Medium (40.1 43); Large (44, 46); Extra Largei 48. SO). Small 2tfc yards 35-inch.j Transfer. Send SO cents to coins for this pattern — add 10 cents for each) pattern for mailing. Send to Anne Adams, care of The Pontiac Press, Pattern Dept, 243 West rtth St. New York 11, N. Y. Print plainly name, address with zone, she and style number. Send now! Big. beautiful, Color-jiftc Fail and Whiter Pattern Cata-log has over 100 styles to sew— school, career, half-sizes. Only 34 cents! Susan Mary Is New Daughter oi McMahons A daughter, Susan Mary.Vas the Thomas McMahons (Sueann Joyce Atkina) of East Boulevard North, Aug. 3 in Pontiac Osteopathic Hospital. Grandparents ate Mrs; Eleanor M. Atkins of East Boulevard North, Leo P. Atkins of Dwight Avenue, and the Thomas J. McMahons of Jud-soa Street Permo-lift karts, whan othar bras log . . . supports, whan others sag f.. goes cm, when others give out. Magic Insets make the, difference, and "Ferma-Ufr guorontoei that firm upWt for six tnonfh*. Wove the purchase data stomped pn guarantee tag attached to the bra. If bra falls to retain Hi original uplift for at least six months from date of purchase, return It to our corset department and receive—FREE -a new "Perma-Uff" bra. While canon. Available in sizes 32-36A, 32-38B-C. "CHARGE IT" Professional PERMANENTS Styled as YOU Like Iff HAIR CUTTINO—TINTS IMPERIAL BEAUTY SALQN 213 Auburn Ave. FE 4-2878 OF P 0 N T I HURON at TELEGRAPH IT'S THE FIT THAT MATTERS FOR TH| SHAPE THAT FLATTERS Let our expertly trained corsetieres help you safes* the correct style and size. -Tues., Wed., Sri. 10 to 6 m T 1 TUK PONTI AC 1HK.SS WKDNKSPAY. SKPTKMBKR u, 1060 FORTY-ONE Give Vows at Kirk jniHilk • K’Mai-ff.w,-. • ■ •' ' Reception Follows at the Powell Horne] After Rite Dr. Harold C. DeWindt officiated] at the marriage of Elizabeth Louise Powell of Bloomfield-HUls j to Earl I. Sawyer of Lake Orton 1 in' Kirk-in-the-Hills. —~w~ -.'hi r~ A in ti^ St^Uy r..-fi. home of the bride's parents, toe Walter FWells, in Btoomfield Hills followed the candlelight vows. - — * * - '* ■ " Offering Art Outbreak grxduxtr Hath burn B troll. w Inner o( thr Palette end Bruxh Huh prise In the Mtrhl-Artists' Annual to ItU, to "stunk Ml (totaling; Miry Jane Bigler, whose works display at the Metropolitan The waltz length bridal |m of white Chantilly laee over satin was worn with a short draped veil of Illusion. White mraattaaa and stephaaotls cemprieed the bride's cascade beaqet. WUte Chantilly taeeTpver blue satin for honor matron Mrs. Albert Ughtoall was accented with blue satin trim. Ila Sue* Powell and Donna Jean Powell, attending their sisMr -as bridesmaids, wok white lace over pink satin, with match inf veiled headbands. You can speed the loss in inches with special exercises. The one above Extra Weight May Bother Want to Be Old Sylph? Albert Whitehall performed the duties of best man at the Sept. wedding. Gordon and Tnaaph ^ By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN Would you like to be your old SYLPH again? Perhaps your va- ' SaWyer ushered~ai their brother'^ wedding. They are the < sons of Gerald Sawyer of Roesiter Road, your hair and sldn. Maybe you gained a tew pounds. If so, It is Just possible that moat-of them « . _ _ ^ i ■ JUSt MUWHUIC UM&l II1UM • Ul IIICIII Waterford, and the late Mrs. Earla « **r problem measurement. ThisttMiallyhap- "After a brief honeymoon in Northern Michigan, the couple will be at borne in Lake Orion. WCTU Board Reveals Flans The James K Boulevard home of the Rev. Lola P. Marion was opened for the 18th District Worn-en's(Christian Temperance Union executive board meeting Friday, t * * ' Mrs. George Perkins, district president, announced plans for the Ninth Annual District Convention Nov. M at First paptist Church. Fifteen officers, directors and union presidents attended. The directors reported on their activities the past year. * * A Announcement also was made of the state WCTU convention Oct. 26-28 at Owosso. is described in Josephine bowman's column today. , ' Weil qualified instruction (or beginning and accomplished artist* Ms ■bcdtijr-bfteKd__aRain (his year jl'r the Rkmnrflehi Art Almctatloa j'RAAl, which opened Its tall jclasses Monday’. iL Beginning Its fourth year of service to area communities, the associ- Museum In New York and in num-'ation I* presenting a program of erous other collections,*ls conduct-(Ml exhibits, lectures and movies ing water color classes. She is a jin addition to the 10-week fall term professor at Wayne Mate UnHwr |nnd 16-week spring term. N Icily. * •'it’ Clifford n. West is teaching life lejaaaes. He' is winner sf flrst prise?] j vino at Birmingham's YMCA.rN* dc Rome Alumnt and fort • j. MIm Levine holds s master's dP. murals in many prominent area l ater to dance from LaLemiiv IhwtMinga. i «*» Wisconsin ami hss lxs-w ss Instructor In j hMtrvelnr at Ktogswo-4 School Mildred E Williams whose I Crash rook for the past five ham* In the permanent collection | years. —|a» the Detroit Art Institute and -I 'cl mj , ■ ... in many■ other galleries. She has . Children from "["studied under a number of noted .through twelve will meet for ihe|>r)i«t« S iturHnv Vnimw Pwinln'a U'nelr. 1 * PARAMOUNT BEAUTY SCHOOL HU I. PHOHI flPUUL 4-2152 the right and place both hands the floor on the right side of your body. Tift the legs from the floor and lean back until the body weight falls directly .over the largest part af the hips. Roll-bum side to side, keeping the legs off the floor and catching -yourself with BOTH hands at the etfd of each toll. Push off with the hands. with your request for leaflet No. 3 to Josephine Lowman In care of this newspaper. , Also, If you gained tram five to M pounds during the summer, at your shies. Bend both knees and! you may want to lose It In nine place your feet on the floor dose days, If no, send IS cents and to your hips, lift the heels and the a stomped, sett-addressed envet- The extra pounds never are considerate. They never hide ' under a weak instep to reinforce iL They do hot accumulate on a neck which is. too bony. They go. as though hypnotised, to aay out-of-proportion spot we may have and settle there unlU __________________________ we scare them away with ex- hips from the floor. Tan the hips toward the left It la true that weight distribu-' tion is individual. When one worn-gains it may show most In her abdomen, whfle another will find her waistline much larger and yet another may feel that every extra pound lands on her hips. CAN SPEED LOSS You can speed the loss in inches special exercises. Today let me'give you a few for the hipline. 1. For the back hipline — Sit on the floor , with your legs resting on tho floor, knees straight. Lean Circle Meetings Start These chuwcs arr itlven hy BAA\FnshlOn S/lOW. in conjunction with the Detroit In- m f M * stltute of Arts Extension Services. Ja/fimni Texrt Cpf A dais tn contemporary Jewelry1 V{J | is being instructed by NancyFan- ^ annua| King«wood Alumni rinl a graduate of the Cmnbrook Faahlon snd Tea will be Sept M 2 p.m. In Cranbrook House her work at Columbia, Mo.. Wlch- ^ mu, Avenue will provide jlta. Ran., and Detroit. clothes for. children as well as Cb-U™. dtottlr.., D. Ihl.[ sv-T briskly but be Wire that, the fot stoned fordo 15 panels of gem-jrTri w^ ry^y A*"" maux glass now installed to.a 50-jKathv Irwin, Barbara Beresford foot wall at the J. L. Hudson Com- and David Redtleld. pany's Northland Store, is teaching sculpture compositions. Draw. STAPP'S.. . special values for . . . If you would like to have my tested hip-slitnmlng Exercises. send a stamped, self-addressed envelope "***• *n ***** ” ’ , . ... - r- W-rt Multan An aaatatai | led by Al -Mullcn. An assistant professor, of art at University of Michigan, he had a one-man show at the Ar- Proceeds will go to the Ellen) and Katherine Wallace Memorial Ocholarshtp Fund. ........- —4 Among patronesses will be Mrs.' Leslie H. Green, Mrs, W. Lloyd Kemp, MrS. Richard Wagner. Mrs. Earl Bartholomew, Mrs. Howard] + 3 Groups of Values f ★ 3 Days Only! Mother! Dad' Sister' Brother' here are outstanding Value Days* bargains! From our reg-' ular quality stock of fine footwear and for - three days onlyjof these prices! Group. 1 for Ladies ^ and Co-eds! — Tennii Oxfords for smart wear everywhere with your fall casuals. Sites w-tfl. . 25 'pa 11 s only. Mostly tn black. —‘— 1049 Central Methodist Church circles held their first fan meetings this past week. Martha Graf Circle members met at toe Cresthaven Street home ■ of Mrs. Nadia Vaasler Tuesday to outline plans for t^e coming year. The home of Mrs. Donald Por-ritt Jr. on Washington Street was meeting place lot- thr Janette Geiger Circle Tuesday. Devotions were read by Mrs. Charles Steeber. Concluding toe list were Sara English Circle Thursday at the Williams Street—home of~~ Mrs. Charles Crawford with devotions by Mrs: Dewey Alien,- Ada Du-j bigg Circle Thursday at toe church; for dessert luncheon, Leora Shank] Circle Thursday at the {Spokancj Drive home of Mrs. Gene ObI-7 houn and Otto Sisters Circle Thurs-' day at the Dover Road home of Mrs. Donald Kibble with Mrs. Lloyd Huntley reading devotions. , Ride (he But fill and Ho the fun and ssdhMMt af Pastoral Days- CERAMICS VZ OFF Eaquiste pieces i GRAB BAGS 59* With full $2 in marchondiu. STOP AT OUR SIDEWALK *OOTH FOR YOUR VDV1? Moke-Up Deiilnstration wKEdKA and Gift RtgisUr far aar FREE GIFTS. Nothing to Bay, you naed nat ba present ta win._ MERLE, NORMAN 12 W. Hunk FI 2^0.10 ANDRE'S 2 MOST MAGNIFICENT PERMANENTS $^50 Short . . . . . . adaptable . . . glamorous or casual stylliffe as you choose. For summer comfort or vacation fun It makes hair care a breeze. Complete with Catting _______and Styling______ Our Baton Is Air Candlttonsd Hr Open Friday ’til 9 P.M. Beauty Salon 2nd Floor, Pontiac State Bldg. FE 5-9257 Group 2 for, Dry Feet Warm, dry wtitftr boon. ‘ Stadium and Insulated models in white, red, brown, black. Children's sitss. gM*' es, big girls' sites. Values $4.99. Group 3 for Boys Handsome, new style oxfords, loafers, casuals in brown, black and cordovan. Some wHh ripple solas. Sisas 314-9, values -to— $10.95, 99 ‘4” STAPP'S Juvenile Booterie 28 C. Lawrence St. day at the church and Barbara Norris Circle met the same day at the Neath Hammond L«ke David Crystal's newest wools for fall • . . we have them D. Exclusive wool plaid in worsted wed, in zephyr weight. Brown and blue plaid, Other circles meeting were the September “HARPER'S' .the Henry Clay AvenOe home of Mrs. W. H. MacDonald and Mina Sch^ foT SectkMi of bfflcers, Or-tha Lane Circle Friday at the, home of Mrs. Harry StoweU on] Elizabeth Lake Road for dessert luncheon and Marta Simonssoa Circle Thursday at the Bedford Road hofca of Mrs. I B, Ceta for a Exclusively at Bloomfield 42 Guests at Party for Fashion Shop in Pontiac Bride-elect Elsie Christine Volk was honored with a miscellaneous shower at the home B. Chic for now and winter a very light wool with rabbit hair touched with satin. Purple, sizes 12 to 18, The wedding party will include Adeline Volk and Michael Denihan. ushers Bob Thomas and Earle Kneale. The shower given by Mrs. Robert Thomas and Mrs. Joe Boser of Detroit was attended by 42 guests. " To Get Acquainted A. Subtie beauty ready in feather weight wool and rabbit hair with it's own matching orlon sweeter. Brown end black, sizes 12 to 20. $49.95 C- A- zephyr, weight hand screened wool jersey print. Green and red, sizes 8 to 18. II, will gather for • "Get Acquainted" meeting nt 8 p. m. Thursday in the home of Mr*. Mans- Hagermafl, Bui Hill Drive. Birmingham. THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, ISM FORTY-TWO Gourmet Wine Jelly Rolled Sandwiches Hold Ham , Olives SMOKED HAM Full Shank Half HERMAN SALTINES On* of Htkman't foi. out product* Combination of the shank portion plus the choice canter slices i. .Your best ham buy. clorox Tha sAW* fin* tr tho.Cteroit tin* CORNED BEEF Famous Libby's brand H YGRADE FRESH OR SMOKED WHOLE HAM BOSCO Milk amplifiar Imperial whole or half SEMI-BONELESS HAM POND'S COLD CREAM IH4NL Fabric *oftn*r. Elimlnot** static *l*ctricify KAROSYRUP 24-01. m. LLS. GOVT GRADFD CHOICF TENDERAY—CENTER CtlT Round or Swiss Steak U.S GOVT GRADED CHOICE TENDERAY MAZOLA OIL U.S. GOV'T GRADED CHOICE TENDERAY MAZOLA OIL SUNSHINE COOKIES REYNOLD! 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Veal -____ . ... 4 . ■■■• - -____ is the meat for an imaginative Rnd use of fhte delicate fruit. sug-U* {or u>, delicate flavoriipar-gests the Marketing Information tial to savory sauces and long, Agent,‘Mrs. Lawyer. slow cooking. tho broth gradually, ottering con- * * *■ In today’s recipe for Pineapple tinually. Pour over veal In «—■ t Veal Scallops, the meat is first up role. Add I cup drained pine-■ browned in hot fat, then cooked apple chuaks and Sherry,, and canned pineapple chunks, I mix llghtt; •lings, chicken broth and Sherry at] , , a leisuiely pace in a casserole. I Cover casserole, and bake at 375j „ , degrees about 40 minutes. Serve . ft. cn M w hrlhpr w ™ T“!. «He. * h ric. . GRAIN-FED STEER BEEF HIND QUARTERS CUT, WRAPPED AND SHARP FROZEN FREE 49 FORE QUARTERS FULL SIDES ONE WEEK ONLY AT THIS LOW PRICE Lb. 43c T. Lb. 45c HOFFMAN'S OAKLAND PACKING MARKET 716 GLENWOOD Across from Pontiac Motor Offices Phone FE 2-9114 "RETAttrMAftKET OPEN THURSDA Yvl WII13111103 UNI raspberries. Put together and add more ice cream and berries on It seems early to be talking] top. Place in freezer to harden, about Christmas-giving but now it Just before serrying, spread with]the time to put up luscious preserves and jams tor thoughtful I little gifts to neighbors and friends. Make them m tweufnlet yin Ky lecting attractive Juice glasses or tumblers as jam containers. Buy several inexpensive 4 or flounce glasses; wash 'and sterilize. For a tart apple-raisin conserve, mix 1 pint each pared, diced pears j and tart applet with 3 tablespoons] lemon Juice, l teaspoon grated Raw Brussels Sprouts Make a Crisp Slow 1 NEW YORK* CUPI) - Brussels sprouts make the basis for a crisp, coiorftil slaw to serve with barbet cued steaks or seafood. Thaw IDounce packages of frozen sprouts and chop fine. Combine with 1)4 —cups of grated carrots and 2 f able-spoons of chopped pimiento. Toss with dressing of 2 tablespoons of vinegar. I teaspoon of sugar, lemon rind and 1 cup light or dark] seedless “raisins. Stir in 3 cups] sugar- and boil -about-25-minutes] until dear and thick. Stir fre-[ quently to avoid scorching. Pour into sterilized glasses and cup of mayonnaise, S teaspoon of| seal with paraffin while hot. Store-onxm salt and !« teaspoon of pep-] in cool dace until time to' gift pdr. Serves 4 to 6. —--- {wrap. Frozen Orange Juice Adds Zest to Soup The heat is on and hoe's a way] combine well to serve cold over to beat It Serve zesty, easy-to-] Ice robes, make soup as a first course and _ . .. watch peopleperk up. !. ™! vltamin c and other energy] What's your soup preference [ boosting nutrients in orange juice do wonders towards refresh hot. or chdled on-the-rocks? Either heat^earied bodies Orange Je way, frozen Florida orange juiceironcefltnlte takps litt]e room •Flcasu® or freezing compartments newflayor combina ton. The prod- 0f refrigerators so keep'a supply X ...uct. papular for nutritious, thirst-quenching juice morning, noon and night, has other uses. Oraage Juice added to canned condensed tomato soap, heated aad topped with soar cream Try Crumbled Bacon Ovar Fresh Spinach Tto emerald cron dkh is rec-ommended by the Gas Appliance Manufacturers Association to improve moat everyday menus; Ttj two slice* of bacon, When the bacon Is crtV drabr it on paper towels Mr I teaspoon of dry mustard, . two tablespoons each of salad oil and vinegar and heat with tie haem fat just to balling. Lower the Dame and add a pound of ftroh spinach. Toas until each leaf «§lt*d with the i bacon slices over the on hand — iiHs easy trt 0 good for you. 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"FORTY-SIX THE FoWtIAC PRESS, ; WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER u, I960 Two Desserts Made With W Yes, It's Called a Pie Cake dtttemrt and Rwipe two It an equally flavor- TVnrhVte to top off your eirtet. fre*h taate of crunchy walnut* is Ideal la accompany ripe hWthii, The walnut* are coarsely chopped and folded into the fluffy atop before baking that result* in • scrumptious toasted walnut 8a- Ramember this sane food flavor combination when making plain d California walnuts into the ry. Using jt>ur own pie crust * or a packaged mix, roll out Make It up MM for your neat bridge session, or dub luncheon. It takes more than a Jiffy to pre-• but is well worth the extra WiLNlT PUCa TORTR Oust * t % » qtofc **s" Blend together shortening, flour and spit. Add whole egg (no wa-ter); etirio combine. Pat Into 3- Oto'corwct Mae tor the pie shell, quart qbiong utility baking dish ------- ------w teblespooM BaTtf >t <25 degtew 13 iiUnuiui. MlSfihk three finely chopped California walnuts over, and roll again lightly to frees the walnuts into the pastry. or until golden brown. rmm •H NM 31 Combine egg yofca wit lemon JBfceT three tuna fieriil I peaches and tapioca., Cook over medium heat until mixture comes to a fuH rolling bott. Continue cooking one minute longer. Cool alight-ly and add remaining cup of peachea. Pour over baked cruet, V5& 1 tea learwty chopped c.iiforni* Mi- ls CsUfomle a .Beet egg whites with cream of tariar until frothy. Slowly add boating until meri makes atlfl, gkuiy peaks, rad in coarsely chopped walnuts. Cover fruit with meringue and arrange the 13 walnut halves attractively on top. Bake at 390 degree* for 15 to 30 minute*, or until lightly browned. Makes right to 13 sensings. WALNUT-PEACH SQUAKES I cup fitted pifllfNI t 4 Californio vol- I Stynmncf MfHii | cup* sliced fresh XTSSIS Cream butter, sugar and egg yolks. Add walnuts and ram. Feld in beaten egg whites. Crush wafer*. - a 9-ioch square pan and rlakle with half the wafer crumbT~Spr*aa bin the castefl mixture over the crumbs; top with peach slterirCSver petehM WMt (flu doing- Cia tard. Tfop with' whipped cwam and sprinkle with net of the crushed wafers. Cover witt wax paper and chU) in refrigerator 24 hours. Cut in squares; decorate with walnut halves. Makes 12 servings. about tho name' — Pie Cake? Who wouldn't bet But that's "it name and here is the reason hf- First prepare an Unbaked pie crust. Use q 9-inch pie shell. he putty with orange marmalade. Then pour the cake batter into the riiell and bake. When ready to serve, use lee cream or whipped cream aa a ' Pie Cake -|TSM>***d *-tatfc pit «rm w % cup t f«er ■ Ice cream or whipped bream. Spread bottom of pie crust with marmeiede. Sift together floor and bridag powder. Oeam lard aad sugar until tight and fluffy. Add egg and beat wdL Add sifted dry ingredient* alternately with milt, mixing thoroughly after each addition. Stir in vanilla. Pour batter over mermaiedf in *te -enwL. hi ■ even (375 degrees) for 40 to '45 minute*. Serve with ice cream or Tang oiMme and Lemon Is Appetizing .Like old friends, lemons and limes ere apt to he mart welcome in summer, bemuse there are more thing* to do with (hem. and a toaesoon of grated lemon peri; —thoroughly, "flummery” is the word for the result. Those vereetHa mmmer ess*-p*HteUs MO sppsri *• the eye as writ as -to the taste buds. A bright yritour wedge ef tamao adds attraetto# te O gtos* ef lee tea; o greee wedge ef lime ■tehee aay aeri fob* aeem easier. whipped cream. And ns matter what you do with them, they're pleasant companions. We hsve the word of the UJ-' flrilertmunt nf AairillhlTW that Soimon-Watar Chestnut Appetizer Is Crunchy White those sleeks art grilling at tbs baifcecue, pass these novel smoked salmon - water chestnut Make them the center ef attention, a* in lemouade er limeade, and they’ll charm everyone. Or keep them inconspicuous and you’ll be happily aware that they're present: a squeeze of. time Juice into iced tea. or lemon hike added t» UqNU IlUflll w an*w lemons and limes brill are plentiful this aununer. Thanks to gen-, erous, harvests, principally In Cel* fomia, tteyU pwwhk 41 ** *ura" mer companionship we Could want. appetizers to your gumis. Hie: delighttdf crunchy, not too itch rnmhteefloit lS. f grand to wMNfiy appetite appeaser. ■ Wrap whole water chestnuts in thin strip* of the smoked salmon. Fasten with picks and dip quickly in spy sauce. Broil about two minutes. Servo crisp and hot. your breakfast fruit Juke, adds something that is detightful wttb-[out being overpowering. On hot vegetables, adSyiUto lime Juke or lemon Jutes p Matter for top-Pin*. • If you like white sauce on top of broccoli at spinach, tty tide: to on* cup of white sauce add an egg, a tablespoon of lemon Juke' _TV»p , wa*s fo save Southern spoon bread — with butter, or with butter -ond ayrup. Choose ^ain batter when the bread accompanies poultry or fish; offer butter and syrup when the bread makes its appearance on I branch menu with bacon or ham swim (3~lb. Bag MS Blue Ribbon Del Crest Coffee i Us4S» | Choc-ioll-O-Nuts Ul Coffee S SAVE T9c Con Blue Ribbon Farms Standing Rib Roasts BP Center Blade Chuck Cuts Swiss Steak 5$ y/ith Coupon iRiiecl® TBsKr" m [Quart J i k ★ Rib Roasts Approx. Weight 150-lbs, < i Beef Front Quarter k it Short Ribs' , tf) CP HV VI 1 H ★ Ground Boot A it Chuck Roasts ' It I.I v U SALE res Gtt All Tfioso Csft Whes it Rolling Boot v ★ Boneless Roasts W . it Round Bone Roasts v9 E -■m* V u Id You Buy A Beef Front Quarter ] f it Boneless Stew Beef Cat aad Wrapped fa Yum SpucHicatiom ut NO mu (MRASI J- t % > ' ' - PINEAPPLE GRAPEFRUIT SUNSHINE'S SANDWICH CREAM Hydrox Cookies lA-o*. Pkg. NABISCO SHORTBREAD FAVORITES lorna Doone Cookies - WRICLEY Modest Regular m (WnmUi mIv at WrMm Mw ipSm, Uefowhai if. TUI* mm •am van*. 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Becaute the butt used la Mt tart ttw radpe does call lor addad lemoa Juice. Serve the Honey with hot biscuits By JANET ODELL Eva II yoa have vowed never ■ h can anything ageing you might he persuaded to make a lew glaaaes of Jam or Jelly. It tastes so good on breakfast toast alt winter; and it gives you such a feeling of pride when you bring U out Modem methods of mekJi« Jam and Jelly art ao easy that It is no longer a bard day's work. You need only tour ingredients: fruit, pectin, add and sugar. acteristic flavor. Pectin i—kt it ' ML' Add is needed tor flavor and targeoar Jumna, fluaar qs- leme, fruits have enough na ' tarsi pectin _ like crabapptot. Other fruits need the help of I- dwrter and Is more apt to give a uhUonn prsduct. Bat ymi CAN ask# Jam or Jelly without it. With perph plums In the mar-ket now the time has cone make both Jelly and Jam from the eame batch of fruit You’ll be glad you did. Ptam Jelly sad Jam Yield: about 10 medium glasses (5 pounds) jelly nd 12 medium glasses (6 pounds) Jam. t pAtosi. * — -EJ- "'=■ thickness of cheaaectotfa. Stir, do not press. Drain and measure 3H cups Juica into a very large saucepan. Remove pits bom pulp. Use juice for making Jelly; use pulp remaining in sieve for making f'UrMrw? Wrd. prepare the fruit _ (de not peel or pit) about 4 pounds fully ripe Italia prime plums. Add 2 cups water; bring to a boil and simmer, covered, 15 minutes. Place in a large sieve lined with a double quickly into glasses. Cover Jelly at once with *4-Inch hot paraffin. Plum Jam / I Jelly f* cup* plum Jute* Its cup* lita aaaaesi m a cup lewea Jilis (i fa bolt* Usuld fruit p*c p*ctta Second, make tbs jelly. To pium Juice in saucepan, add sugar, and mix well. Squeeze and strain the from I medhim-atiad lemons, ph cap into asurepa srith pium Juice and augur. Place over Ugh heat and bring to a bail, stir-_ constantly. At once stir in liquid butt pectin. Then bring to a full rolling boil, and boil hard 1 minute, stirring constantly. Remove bom hem, skim off foam with metal spoon, and pour ~ TV* Ijpr^TpSunat I *u**i v* cup Upna Mar -H *wee H faotU* liquid fruit pact* Then make the Jam, Measure plum pump and augar Into a yery large -saucepan and mix wall. Squeeze and strain, the Juice Jrom 4 medium-sized lemons. Measure ti cup h*t» saucepan with’ pulp end sugar. Place over high heat, bring to' • full rolling boil, and hard 1 minute, etirring constantly flemove from heat and at oaee stir la liquid fruit paetia. 81dm off foam with metal spoon. Thra stir and tike 1y taiw'hr f mlaates to cool Kllghtlv, Jo prevent floating fruit Ladle quickly tato glaasM. Cover Jam at' aarw with 1440(0 hat parufBa. Here is a. recipe that does not S cup* twist wu bowl. .Add sugar, mix » H let stand fa 20 minutes, stirring occasionally. Dissolve the pectin in the water, bring to a boil and boil for 1 minute. Add pectin solution to the fruit and sugar mixture and stir for 2 minutes. ,Pasl and ooruquinooaand. and grate. Measure the pulp and use - % as much sugar as Dissolve the sugar in the boiling water, add fruit and lemon Juice, and cook slowly until honey is thick and dear. Pour into hot Jnrt Because many women like to make uncooked Jem that is kept in the refrigerator or foeeser, we are ghdng you a recipe for un- will need powdered pectin, t'neooked Peach Jam rwabf Measure fruit into large mixing FORTY-SEVHgi Vegetables Ladle Jam lata Jelly glasses or , dataqra, leaving tack spasa at he top. t'ovrr rm-tslaers and W stead U la M hours, or aatil Jam has set. Thea cover with 1 ,lnrh layer at hot paraftta, Makea about I sb- This jam will keep a few months i the refrigerator or up to a year in a freezer. Once opened, the Jam should be used within a few days. NOTE: If Jam Is too firm when opened for serving, it can be softened by etirring. If |) tends to separate, stirring wUI blend i ■ again, ' for n satiny shine on summer buit pies, brush the top cruet with undiluted evaporated milk before baking. [stooge- Laboratory taste Apts. , I show that froseo, uabiaaohed Oaf- ' dables can chaifle la fiiev#- * | jn ‘ * EAST LANSING - "One pound of food to one gallon of boHingl water” is a general guide when you're blanching vegetables tor the former. With these quantities, the water usually keeps hotting when the food is dipped, and timing cm begin immediately. Moat vegetables, such as green beans, Uma beam, brocooii, Brussels sprouts, cauliflower, sweet corn, peas, and greens, should be blanched before they are frozen. Anita Dean, foods and nutrition specialist at Michigan State Uni- makers like to skip this step, but they pay with lower quality prbd-j' ucts. Blanching inactivates food enzymes which cause changes inj color, flavor and texture during Quick blanching shatdd be foL lowed by quick. coolfaig. Use fl» water or cold nothing water'to cool the food aa fast as fo'wit scalded if you're not start when the food fl cold. bite into a piece. Mrs. Dean recommends handling food in smalt quantities So that scaMing, cooling, poefcagiag and freezing can be done quickly and with little loss of food quality. The olive tree grows slowly and seldom reaches more than ID fast in height. BEEF SALE’BEEF SALE • BEEF SALE• BEEF SALE • BEEF *01 U.S. No. 1 Michigan Sand Grown IdtYHkLi WHITE GRADE A FROZEN APPLE! or CHERRY Large Freestone Italian noice Naturally Tender - Table Trimmed ituck Roasts Center Blade Cut Roasts TENDER, PLUMP, OVEN READY Ducklings Govt. Inspector 3 Vi-5 LK Avg. 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TMi cwrgen h»» ire eeeh mtm. WON eae per eneferner. Tokay or Seedless PONTIAC PONTIAC feeTt IGA Foodliner Gingellville IGA Market ISIS Aahum lead ' 4 3990 MAki Aw, .f or the Iady iho— pushosthocart... I means added values thi^week in every department throughout the store. IGA Enriched FLOUR SPRY THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY; SEPTEMBER !*, 1900 Castro to Back Nikita at U.N. CUtto Will K0d0.il the lioe *»lYOUjjg Williams Roa Makes It Plain: FfeM Rrmly Aligned With Soviet Sloe the Soviet bloc He Mid Cisfro would am out lor such Kremltni yy ]// StlllJlD •5*016 “81 «■ seatine He* China »f, v r«_ ' j eupportinK letl-leaninu fOT JOCK KeiUiedy ’“'“JfTZt," UNKM»— **WMnrtnK ••Qmr9» WHUame it., lSymrotd Plan Two More Weather Moons swiftly that the in/ormation may Hurricane Donna. dated to fly to New York Sunday, | father*. <**HKa hrw*. two days bdore the Assembly see- Yeaag WflMaaoe iae aoea ■ion opens. The MS. state He- named chairman at the Yeaag partment said the Cuban leader CtHsens lar Kennedy In lwj(] not be limited to Manhattan! iga» and will atnmp the ! Island by travel rest net ion* like eeafclag eoppart as those placed on. Khrushchev. WASHINGTON JAP) more Uni weather iaidffi«t wifi be sent aloft to take television * pKCtrer WflW'Mrth and HAVANA tAPI-Prime Minister EhM Caatro will egation to the UN. General Aa-I aembly with the avowed aim .at j backing policies put forth by Niki-t Winter is considered the best He ta Khrushchev and. The National Aerooautics and Space Administration says that Tiros . II will be sent into orbit before the end of the year, and Tima m wffl be launched next Year.' I a year off I Pak. of infection from fly fatten l foe spot where the horn is r» great deal lees than ___Dr. Morris Tepper, NASA chief fll of fiyw^pUngif 1 sateltttes, told J an Institute of the Aeronautical Sciences dinner meeting' Tuesday There are 42,000 sawmills in tbejnlgt# that attempts will be made Princeton University. Mauch Receives This would he)p especially hi n y tracking such major (forme as»"+ Cut Village Up in Arms Over Cot-Asfrophe to Pilot Phillies wc’vw flot a young ball dob and ‘ he> done a fine job bringing the Her players along. He has ability and Is one of the -------------------------- I*, the PHILADELPHIA CAP) - General Manager John Quinn of the uMphta PhlBkra mid 1 * MEDIA, Pa, (AP) - The hamlet of Rutledge Tuesday sought a _ court injunction to force two|»"anage the dub through 1002 be- borough law lttntttitg'the number)^». m Tutor hr *domicileto four; Officials Said Hi a petition Ehzaheth Van der Graft Wllliam-son, 72. and her slater, Ethel, 75, have 50 cats which emit “noxious and ottbfiMVe odors'* rtmd "" noise.” Asked why .the 34-year-old Maudi had been given a new contract to replace a two-year pad which ran through 18H to of the Phillies' last-place standing hi the National League, Qufam “I appreciate the question. But Chbnn Foreign Minister Raw — -■ : - nl.ii, mialiu nlcrhf U.S„ i Africa OK Radio Telescope Inquirer Gives Nod ' PRETORIA, South Africa (API ■An agreement was signed hen Tuesday between the South African attraction of a radio telescope tc pmranwj>HU rApl — Hiefjiwte several million miles Intr Philadelphia Inquirer has come (outer space tracing apace vehi out in fkw* of Republicans Rijh-^ ^ ^ „ ard M. Ninon and Henry Cabot Lodge for president and vice pres- view rn* ■taiid-oind The Inquirer is listed as politically independent. It 'supported President Elsenhower i*l the 1866 Krugersdorp. about » miles weal' of Johannesburg. The project is. sponsored by the U. S. National Aeronautics and Space ,* tration.....■' Tfco atattnw wffl l»a t worldwide‘aeries. It it the third of Its kind and will link up with ata, Gddstone, Calif., and Wednfoha. 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IMMEDIATE DELIVERY within 2Vt hours, because of ourreodinetitohondleofostTloworcopsOtthisHme with extra help on our soles staff and extra mechanics in our garage for service. EvtiywM Will Eijey the FE 5-4161 631 Oakland at Cass ytFTY-TWO THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14,1960 From Gaining Tie Mfct Andonian, Coplin and Kammer Eliminated at St. low’d C.C. DETROIT I# Steve Boros of Flint was named the most valuable player in the made • bid with the Tigers three successive spring camps since leaving the Unlverdty of Michigah in 1957. ST. L001S — There were only two Michigan golfers still alive today as the GOth UJ. Amateur hot /Imartan laagw pennant ^ defeated by Brithnon^hy Halted to Mt, aiths^fc two or The amt pUc. flaw ™ * Yankees bowad to thair socteled IH Mh —tag ytsllsi ***** va'fc*r’ Kansas City cousins, but the were fleas Woodltag* foarth "We didn't Ptey badly at all.’’ Orioles failed to take advantage Inalnt otegle, ■« Maaaea’a said manager Pud Richards of Of the <*mim |o tight eg the gap, home saa and Oaa Trtaadaa* his battling Oriotea. “Banning Instead, they collected only fhfM! daablf la the seventh. He mewed simply overpowered us." hits off the Detroit righthander «•*» last seven betters te J * * * * ” * , and bowad S>L . j seder. J A host of newsmen, many of ' Nana Qah gave Boaatag a "My fast hall w«s better than! H*nL"fyrV’ »*» ***** te. 14 toad la the Ant laatag with It has been all season." said the '!* 0rto1** lnt** weataiof a tnaaeadsas heme ran late the veteran righthander. the pennant chase, are thing third dac* ha light field, tacky ! * * * hundreds of question* at Richards Gstsvtta, httta. totes last 11 lJMm fanned * Rk^ 1 hnmt of ran In me tarth tantag. man and leading run producer, . „ >ivl a#f„ • . ■2S. - 2« "55-1*" i«^.^t ^^cen.fcS’te U»n Slavin. owner of th^ Jack-son Race Track, was released from hospital yesterday after three-weqks treatment for a heart attack in Cincinnati. His home is in Kala- Act St. Louis Keglers Take National Doubles Title for 2nd Time Itaym hewed eot Is ctaa »TIU mthlVi - Defending champion Jack Nicklaua of w®*****- CWwmhua. Ohio. pitches from the rough,«Mhe 13th hojp at St^ Andonian was eliminated, J-l. by Louis Country dub in the second round of the U.S. Amateur frchord ...fast M Portland, Ore.: ammpionship. He pitched within four feet of the cup and sank Spite hot a I-up dwteten in 30 tht putt ter a par-3. He won his match defeating Kin Title «T CHICAGO (AP>—Ray Bluth and Dick Weber, of St. Lotila, who set a'qualifying record for 48 game*, maintain a calm exterior to it all. Bluth and Weber, winners of the | -'That'a part of being te the title in 195$, earned *2,000 first .pennant race," he said. “Ofprixe money, course it gets tiresome new and) * ★ * . ; then — but I hope they're still Their 10.234 pins knocked down ) ntttnr me questions time week* in two days of qualifying thatnar-;from now." ’rowed the field of 168 teams down I The Orioles and the Tigers met j to eight for the finals put them in (Under tbe Petersen point ays-, tem, games and pins knocked .down by Bluth and Weber tallied 1 'j 158.18 points: ( f Second place winners were Billy iWehi and Harry smith, also of St. ’Louis, They earned 31,500 on their i J 154.74 point total. Back Feels He's Ex-PCH GriddeMoore 'f ls Dropped Won't Go' from to Cowboys; Ro»lb!«^' tT-t -gy><||taw through most at the two hwtts si tw : days of final competition, took fi7lrSiwMlttlirli "v®* r-!age per game; Bluth averaged T-a.* the Texas club./The Lions put *ev-| era! players on an unprotected Ust; and Dallas/ claim Ai the stocky fullback. / Kowalczyk said he it tired of moving around. ^ith 22-year-oVI Phti Roderrs. nnw la W 39th month as a lfrine stationed at Ban Diego. Nicklaua. 30-year-old Ohio State TfnlversHv aharaaev student, tare t)*r apart Thesdav as he trounced;' move piayari around like cattle1 and I think I've moved enough tor one year.’’ I. Kowalczyk got the National' .IFootbaU League Players’ Amocte- j bwpk training campsite and aretjone of four nteyara drooped bv now working-out at Edael Fotd the Detroit Lion yesterday. High School where they will be Moore wna with the Lions since ;!or the next two weeks. camft started in mid-July. Rodger* was two over par,! despite his saving tee shot*, a* he defeated George Hixon from Oklahoma, 3-3. NEW YORK (APT- Now that jthe Olympic victors have been jdedded and those in baseball are ] about to become known, we can year and that seldom happens {of the best teams in the expanded two yean in a row to any team ; Big Eight, coached by Bear Bryant. So the Pittsburgh over UCLA: Now you pick te Alabama in the belief the “C* them, now you don’t Ook. ! to Commissioner Pete Roselle as a hardship case. He told tht com-, The mm’ratMettb leagueof the] {purchasing a home and had a job |irtr Detroit.' up three-fourth* of the Panther backfield and each one is a Isero. Navy over Boston College: Tba Sailors will be relying on Joe Bel-lino and Joe Matalavage and nin* FVtdav and the Whole riMmpta- season today with golf, volleyball,j strip match flatarday. swimming and dimer as part of Virtually all of the big name.®* *r0*r*m amateur players kept in the run-! Five teams, with six players i ning ' aa each oqaari, stated teateg The only lnd-round Upset was hi three names early this pelted ty 39-year-old Harry Root. tetesamw at the Mmrictpal ; a Univeraity of Florida sophomore. Cheese. Rozelle could rule it a hardship; case, as the NFL has done in some other chaes involving tM Detroit club, and permit Kowalczyk to remain in Detroit. But the commissioner’s statement from his New York office Tuesday night ■ T*. —— wildcat lineup to handle Stann Gann and. his gang. Thvaa nvu Nebraska: The top three Texas quarterback candi-datea are phyaicajly below par for Ms one but tea Longhorns are healthy at all other posMona. Army over Buffalo; The Cadeta' lonely. Unless teey suffer from l«*ly. OUesa they suffer from Buffalo, N.Y., a Walker CUp per-{scheduled, te report te the YMCA termer. 3-2. • for volleyball, alter which they ea- Top names besides Nicklaua and joy a swimming aeasteh to tee Rodgers still in contenUon are pool Dick Chapman, Toaamy Aaron. New Pontiac Central football Billy Joe Patton, BUI Hyndman coach Paul Delterba will be tee HI, Deane Bemaa and Qtaifieigym sneaker at dhufor at 6:39 One. another two-time champ and p.m. with Dick Iflneweaaer as hwliit last year. . master ul ceremonies. I report to Sf^aj^m^Wjg,J«tetaMen, with Purdue a dark- ^ Nei | Thu a amtem n> i ww pn- ,horse. quarterhs ; vwwiaa iste sessmeu.* j Hayes, who terms I960 "the^ oj™ a said tee COLUMBUS. Ohio IB-The I960 {transition year," has 23 tettermenlt^ out of his Big Ten football title campaignjand labels four of them outstand- a Whad tel1 IMt" 'n n urui m >r jh| T!*®8 ty girls d. "but he mores, says Ohio State’s Woody! Linebacker. Mike Ingram, 230- piayer thing andjHayes, dean of coaterence pound junior from Bellaire, Ohio; ^pnj i do sfeoutjwiach—■ Jim Tyrer. 65, 250-pound aeniorj Cattfon j ‘Hu newcomers will be amore from Newark, Ohfof quarterback Greeniea By DR. CARY MDDUBCOFF PATIENTS COMPLAINT: la a driving stump " DIAGNOSIS: I’aesasclsu change in position. TREATMENT: It You get to driving ift* halt straight and long for a spell, you are apt to start ignoring details like the position of the bail with reference to the {in other instances involving De-when I trait players—the Dallas club emphna could select another player. many a Mrs. Wright Is IJZSZE'Z. j Ousted in Quarter-Finals' pJT^S5eS j* time, j lira W. D. M-* —*- ntelt.wLi j THE PONTIAC IPRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER H, I960 FIFTY-THREEf Automatic Transmission Our Specialty Fast Service Quality Work known by Stratus Landing, Dotted ready to do battle. the company I This la a mile and 5-16 affair! over the infield turf course, andj t four of the seven previous winners •have been voted champion grassj [ horse of the year. Last year Round j • Table won with 136 pounds. He Defending Champ Keeps Lead in Sotting Races MADISON, Wis, (AP)-Hsrry C. I Melges Jr., of Lake Geneva. Wis.,' held the lead in defense of Jiiai Mallory Cttp title fat the North Tuesday by winning two out of; Known as the in.* whisky his point total to 39. Close behind Melges in point totals is Robert Mosbacher of . jk&f t&AftUS WM1SP& *£SL+r StfEWSIMUTWH Your old ti REBUILT MOTORS I Press [White Sox. who died and were;game, tar the Birds since to^ TW hotter, off losing rellcvcrglrd twice. pBfrrtag raMat that nen a three-juried long ago, roov*d within; took first place from th* Yankees Tom Morgan «44> brought 1ha brcgpt tht son M long ago, movea wwmiiow nni pime* irpm um isnwn ^ Morgan oruw*m uwr^jr" 7’.—1|_~ IJ. Pteyoff hr a n«ior leu*;«^Sames_of thetead for Wl.Ue gut ------ut. but the way things are [sixth sbralght victory, a S^ ll-iteh them ^L t^ l^nws ^bvi )^M (tai l! „ ajWttdhg U n&ely to happen ;Kow'(ttd they do it? Nettie Fbx. a (game showdown ahead this week- Nsu without a hit In 3 2-3 innings of the !••«* Lot* what happened Tuesdaylsingle* hitter, won it with a home; end in Yankee-Stadium ______ W tfaitoat relief Ybr also aim,1n bis lfyelr night, ter Instance;--------- run-ills second -of the year j New'Vorhs first pUcaYankees' , » » ♦ I - ----- |who bad won seven tfjp»>ci\ defeated Boston M l PQIltidC PdCGfS Nellie's was No. 29 ---- Kansas City, worcL, the other AL game on 5 14 atneared 12-3 by the last placehimjngs 0f five-hit. shutout relief ;A'». Piek Wiliiam., who bad beenUy jiewcombe. who won his ■batting .‘JOB. against New- Yarit, |RP,.nnfi ; ~r- drme wTSx runs with a homer, | ^T‘ Yanj„,cg who have 16 idouble and single. And Bud Pa-i-^^.^, un compsi?cd .to ..ti tor. --------------------——— , ley. the lefty who had been a Komi**,, the White Sox and Orioles. Pacers registered victories atWol-; Win at Wolverine ten in iui nid~Tiiiins Rn|sl» wj uim Sian Olympian have been members of the league *”1' " »u 7 r i - continuously since 1928, learned BOSTON (API — Tht Baton Tuesday that the patent J** An-{Brulm f^Mday signed U.1 Ofpn* *•*" iyrL l? i>!W,.i.N-?tS'P*g star Tom WBUmm to • W [League Have decided to drop their _______ . i,, ... Two Pontlseownediteanchlse . ..-----. ------------.,]yfT MHlmit Wl|fc ,Of Hockey League dub. lO. cf hb last never ware in the game at *Clu>* ii U.S. Olympic CaQBTS 1 Williams, V fry-xU <#*. m eight hits. u| pj*,. williams beat southpaw etfht before a chilled gathering of t r • J--------==t----------------... x—m checked the Yanks on eight h Isas City. Williams beat southpaw'"tht J\Vhitey~ F9rd (9-91-with a three- i^^qBally tft W*71* i The second place' Baldmprenin hiroer, hit ninth. In the ftitah^M^Ti parts tAP>—The US Olymp»c1cut*S3 SSsia in the wCw Orioles remained a game behlndilnntag, then capped a wrajMip. J5**^2:1 .PA*“ 422JL™ Olympics at Squaw Valley, Calif, iwttfa their fourth low in tlx gtone. four-run fourth with a two-run*™ ^e fourth race by three ^mnim basketball team cams V “ the current western trip. drop-tungle off retiever BUI Staftoid. ^n^ to 3^® 5^ paid (n the second half and defeated ision at Detroit asIcieCe*Boyer drove in two of the!Honey Guy. • ,™>** s Pa I ping a 3-1 decision !Jim Bunning pitched [hitter and Rocky Golavito socked homer and ,hre*champton basketball team came S'" __mmmm_______ In the second half and defeated1 ^ w , Paris quintet 89-36 in a post StBBIBrS Drop TBWCIC FALLS SHORT — Jim Davenport of San Francisco tags Pittsburgh’s Bob Skinner as be attwppti to slide into third base after moving from first on s single by Gino Cimoli. It was a The Pirates lost to the Ernie Wins 19th fn Relief as Birds Gain on Bucs Broglio Keeps thrae-Yarik *one" wlthhls"" 13thfu«»'Tr mare from the atabls ofjfWJl#i tomnament Tuewifty night] «... o^ylRogcr Williimi, xame-tom—far j PuriffienF, H by ihiipMtnl BIYXiiBUEGH ihi. wth hnme run It was Bun-!tciimt Dalev now 15-14 ’back in the pack at the head ofJoiympians, held the lead tn thfiburgh St#Om drW WaWwu victory over the Bitd.l^unnl^m-12) didn't walk s j® '^ »l>rth K ^ TSIS2"to te^S^slSSSi jthto season, and Colavito’. flwtiman. struck out six and had thel‘" -tw --•* Nhc paid |U. the Americana wen into, m |1 ^’VcwS^lSr^ighn homer off Baltimore pitching this Orioles shut out on one hit until . .. „ ... . . tBC^d the third place Chicago ron in the aeventh Inning. Norm, 7 V7 | Former Ptihlue star Terry ^ ^ . *------------- —--p- cash put the Tigers ahead with a; MONTREAL (AP> - A Montreal chinger led the way as the U.8..reived wders toii.”p<>r( _ T* TiBiiig hnnier M. TWh. off ’asaoctttlan with the InterngtionalTTegHT-toerrontrel ...ln...lhe M -d*1 "»<”»»»■ _ _______ loser Mill Pappas 113-10'. and DM- Baseball league that started bark;tui)f. He scored 21 potnts and Walt. — avlto, IVfor-18, then in baseball's moustache era msy;Bettamy_added 19. sewed It up in the fourth. ft was the fifth defeat l viiwiw wnn-i- ... The average American cl far be ending Tha Philippine team defeated smoker flushed 123 c>TS tot1- htne The city, which had Its first g. Uruguay 7949 in another game, -year. - NEW TIRE VALUER TOO! < NEW TREADS with approved good/year TREAD DESIGN 3-T Nylon All-Weather $|«45 ■ M 6 70* 15 H Blackwell J Tubs-Typa Outstanding IICAS* Tuba lass Buy 19 Size 6.70 x 15 or 7.50 x 14 ?good/vear MORE toEOPLS RIDI ON aoODVCAIt.TIRES THAN ON ANY OTHBUIKINO GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE 30 S. 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L^d «iam for the Reds, but it ended toe season aeriea with toe|WBt-ir sacrifice fly by Wittie Braves with am 11-11 aplit on Kenlthat finally scored the de-1 Boyer’s single and Daryl Spen-;ciding Manhall Bridges <6-2t cer’s triple in the 11th off Lew WM the winner with 3 2-3 innings Burdette (16-11), the loser in re-Lj on^hlt, shutout rdief. lief, Stan Musial'a 16th home run,---------------------------------- If the St- Louis Cardinals' tuc-jhi, 19th in relief Tuesday night cess has been startling or sur- las toe second place Cardinals prising in the National League1 three times came from behind pennant race, what word do yoularid finally defeated the Braves use to describe Ernie Broglio? 6-5 in 11 innings. It was Broglio’s In the spring, the big right- seventh victory in nine relief dehander with toe flat-top haircut cisions. He’s 12-5 as a starter. was figured No. 4 or No. 5 on a * A .Ur i—tz---------- . . ■ .. staff that wasn't conaldered That liftril the Red Biris wtthto ^h ■ strong enough to pitch the Oardi- tafc games of toe first {dace Pitts-j0*™* * ®"“ ** “ ^?p>' ’ J nals out of the second divtsion. burgh Pirates, who lost 63 to San | . 8180 5*^*4 * Now he’s toe ace.- a workhorse as I Francisco, and pushed them a!thi^- th»* « **“• T1” • a starter-retteter and tied with;full game ahead of Milwaukee. |sacrifice ®y; ®ft.e.r1'fa;t Pittsburgh's Vem Law and Mil- Los Angeles took two at Phila- ^^f . ®.“r[A 1JVI[' v? waukee's Warren Spahn as the delpMa, 2-1 and 4-1, winning the ;2"d against P]* majors' top winners. first game in HI innings: and On-|BravfS * * * cinnati defeated the Chicago Cubs]™** oW L*rrv Jackson, one on . UU, ***, . Mrt bTO»ln k, ft. «ter nn-. „h]££rJS*. bases-loaded single off Broglio in the elghto. Archie,'Admitting He's 46, Stops Dallas Fighter in,4 But Broglio, 25. who had a 7-12 1 rookie record with the sevento-place Cards last season, didn't al-low another hit while becoming DALLAS (* - Arehl. Moor-. th, Ddlu BeSlw, «^o «el«M a— **, ,l rounds Tuesday night then said Moore but he did knock him down i . . putrhureh against I he wasn’t dodging .title fight a. | with a left hook in the third El m3. MHre the National Boxing Association round. Archie arose and caught ^^^ .. .. .n.^ m.»» ssco.000. !"»«^ *'^ “ . ., * * * hlm Roberto aemente. but struck out Archie, trimmed down to 193 arose and Archie was on hlm fh. r,ian»« ended the season ■s *“ * ^ old but professing no worry about the bell sounded. it, floored Abinet twice fat the! Mono brushed off the knock-j ■ * * * third round. Ttto4atter,.a Dallas down with "It didn't hurt me at; An unearned rim won toe open-, deputy sheriff who was making ajoii.” Ier the Dodgers and a walk II comelmdi after bemgrout of bex-t Asked how much longer he!and Maury Wills' double wrapped.^ ^ ing W 1ww real*. ■.uulJn't rotne wwld^figfat, Moore -atbwwl wd^tp the nightcap In the aecona in-out for the fourth round because;replied: ’ Sixteen yean —• that**ining. Winner Johnny Podres. of a broken nose.* So the fight when my son wtil be old enoughi (mi) and reliever Larry Sherry | went into the records as a techni- to win the championship and keep (struck out 12 Phils in the first; jit in the family.' cal knockout in' the fourth. I V * * * Moore said be knew he was __ , . overdue at defending hU cham- United NQllOIlS pionabip but it was up to the r T ,, T .. , NBA to get him the amount ^ tlCindlCQP LlStS money he wanted. •«'«. wr< "My price is rising - a tort of! J2 StQI HOISeS cost of living increase," he added. “I got three kids now, you I ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP)—j Know.” • Oiw of toe top horse races of the ^ "They wapt las torRipa-toWMd1IMI|saMMt--«haptef up to tto> At' I Johnson^ Moore explained. "But | qty tr«:k Saturday with a nobody-wilt put up tba money.jdssq! stofs IHing up for the in-I’ve fought Johnson before and vjutkmal 1100,000 United Nations he'* a good boy but I'm not afraid HaiytiCal) Tl>riiliir’‘ I 1 A # * t- The management was still Archie agreed to return to Dm-(counting noses today, and rub-las Nov. 21 to fight Buddy TUf-i^jpg hands gleefully wiffi sWfi" • manT who issued a challenge he-L^p, as Sword Dancer. Bally fore the bout with Abinet. But he Ache, T.V. Lark, Internationally, said the fight he really wanted On*nd4n,‘ Royal Native, First w as Eric Schoeppner, the light heavyweight, in Berlih, Germany. “It wouljJ be for the benefit of a lot df abandoned kida,” said • Moore. ID* next fight win be against game, and Sandy Koufax (8-12) then fanned 11 in the second while pitching a five-hitter. SEAGRAM’S IMPORTED FIFTY-FOUR THE FOXTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 14,IMP Although die Soot* an credited Hutehiacn Sr . born in 8t. Andrews, Dr-s l..n A -1.1-wBRyiMteg gulf. ssfy two!took an Otte % n.llK.l*2 St KuTB^aESYE ^ *“?*' "*jBenches Kuenn pfor Rest o/ '60 CLEVELAND (API — Outfielder Harvey Kuean, last year's bal-champion in the Americas. TilwiTr-line fracture in aTefl [{bone—and will play no more this] [year. are to be seen ^jjgiiot hurt; Tawaef thousands of tigls streets* to the law of *“ ■■ » MwMjsa forests tlfos meats achool for the tot time.” Aa follow motorist*. the members of the AutoaaobUs Cleb at Michigan asks all motorists to appoint themselves as the guardians of theee youngster*. **e>CM mV wtoili. m cooperation.rift oehoot eni pstfos sH*<«»* a foanaW tkm• liter foitowi •» the wayt ef fhrCfo* *«» helped t» eepnuoe aojooo Michifn ■Aset toy* to* a. I00 uAnsIky pansfe to protect the own. «***. rr 5,000 irtoolj k l// Sr wn«W nwit/Uy u lM ea/ety toeewi. tote Ptoe. autow. fo*u.esse SVOOjOOO piode of Nto Ulerolurr will to diatrihutei is As eehaole. Mom ben of the Club assist not only, by personal earaAsInsas but contribute through tboiir mesnlienlii|i to carry, oa this world-famed work la Mfa*iga« . ThieAAA emblem on a car is truly tbe badge of ' Honor of those who strive for greater safety. ________ Detroit Automobile InttfJninraitff Exriiume _ at Automobile Qub of Michigan VISIT OR PH ONI YOUR NIARIJT OPPICf '. i *OOW — My, ___ ?| ywtoos It. — fI 5-4151 g A Sirkn. n MM* a t Tan. n son* c a. wiimb. n saws C. H poraa. *1 him C C. Chi, OB IOM S. I. Trees, ft a-tasi *. V. K.aan. (Hally > StlnM MUI H. W. MtMaSy, «a t-1341 ■ Jack H*«*. ft I-41U ■M (Ini past«I total pfeeaa Seats l« slflne la aka la el ! Kuenn fouled a baff during bat-Vasepteieai jung practice p New York three ymaiiM »« * jweefics ago and it struck hi* foot, ww«ewi p ASS •'as but X-#aya at the time atowed no *•«•» Ififfi break; When the gain persisted, joreen °ct pictures were taken again. •“I'ESSiV Jthe fractured showed. A walkingmertoia' w loot Tuesday. Conditioned 1st Scrimmage Satisfactory to Adams, Norris iahd Kuenn. batting 90S. will jSStoKiaa* home to Milwaukee later tnisjfto»*i l....«- jStniiH Title Bout Nearer ifor Henry Cooper chances. 1 LONDON ... --------------------------- weight champion Henry Cooper jfirr?* !* sttu j-droi [stood a Uttle nearer to a world into, far saaowikliu to jtitte fight today sfter a 10-round|iySrt« P°‘ decision over Roy Harris HPREafoate/ : Texas. [32-15 ere* out m The TT-year-old American. toil. I Gs is?%x£ Jjfejras - t world champion Flod ; p»tt«.rann p ; nsnrsstenno 11 TfniatwlTr - =5== .; I nut in a word for Cooncr'l »■ to- Gardner, Aparldo MB - LONDONr-Henry Cooper. a—-' iput in a worn „ior luuprr» s-Qteoa. Apajiclo. AUlton. land. ^oeyjatoS Roy rfirr loerieer. ST- Mtnow _ °hat- nwv-woukl rat# in—theffifg***^ ' * * ' tuilliul glim1' is11 rtinlhmiw u>rnro»wi_ t?7—-*.. I iPatiereon.” Harris said, "lie's aj|Jaa»* ......♦ a good fighter.” . SSSS^ *w * The fight was a further aetback imudmw cw. ii-«> 3 2-3 • to Harris, who since he was dc*L SdSJTto^i.bw,er to ** fettled by Patterson"- in August.) &&&L tSogop tuuww 11961. has slipped out of the rank- "25?!&. 9mT,‘ 41 p**- [nnw troaa ■ imui His defeat by CSopwT beforelg&r4lf •^VU vS£$. ‘ ».0» fans at Wembley Indoorjug- »cf }*{•%!«„,-Stadium Tuesday night was hisj&Mma is 4 11 # tnykor j 4. -f munwivy. -ktaiitco. w - sparks albiox — Albion has a fine anaQ college guuter-back in Frank Gould who wiU start the season Saturday night Zj~wheB Albion meets Eastern MfaAigsn at Ypstlantl. ^Ten State Colleges to Lift lid fourth in 35 bouts. But it i first tiroc he had ever I pointed. t ihei I Out- [K in*! J i «o By The Associated Press 'entertaining Superior State of Wls- played against the Indians school. 2ii*| Football rolls onto tbe sports eotota. Wabash Is at. KslsmasoojLaat year's score wu 71-1. S«*t scene In Michigan (Uk wkwtond«d Albion at Eastern Michigan in -------------- ! ! ! } with a 10-game *hedule. !*** ***** Here's the opening week sched-ule, with 1959 records: - rifii * Mn Manure p t Half the action ie at night. snd[ • all the games are non-league eon-jttets. BUY FIRESTONE GUARANTEED NEW TREADS ...ATTRUCKLOAD PRICES . _ SM 1_______JH [ TPWiri « w.M to 2ndj , ---- T-, - U|H!|-■> iffVgUyg to ^OraMSM WtoRto MtehlgS^ Ike WIM tWO| Ktlamuoo b, ^ {or S Efe"' win against Wsbmh. I l^ttw. ext™rted * Hornets have lost all three games! 151 Marie Sehlosser has a finely- I--------------- UTDUIT AFTOSNOOR ____at Mlahtsan (1-*) a» 1 UlchlMB <4-51 Adrian (|-Si at nitltekk »•*>. watchful eyes of coach Sid iAbal, general manager Jack Adams and the big bow, owner Bruce Norris. Norris flew In from. Chicago to watch his club In action alter a week .of work. the Fibnaataw Pant Club, helped ant by a few players • from tea varsity, bast the Wings 4-1 on a three-goal hat trick by John McKenile. There have been only a few ninor injuries In cams. Brian Smith, Murray Oliver and Lot Lunde have had lag injuries. Abet said: "One thfog ir certain. We'fl be ta condition. Every* one reported In good shape -* better than last year. The kids' moving extremely well, and so are most of the veterans. Some of the (rid timers are a little alow now, but I’m not worried about them.” Adams Is exceptionally pleased the work of a young right ____ .. _____ wing, Bruce MacGregor, an Ed- rnrtwm“»ESS52? (WVTt mu*.fronton youth ^o just tunwd pro. i si nis nTrsimr nti tt IQ Mil sHlI alt. WBbBih (J-l-1 k gtflBM City I MacGregor, only 19 and still elf- . 1 gjble for a year of junior compe-»y» 204M»»a ji-T) j tltton, will get a berth ontheDe-li hoi»*‘mi ' froit squad If he continues hii . —1------------- sharp early work. who has been playing the 'game ': E^WiPJ^WMState Major Team to Open Schedule [SAM rSANCMCO abraM am ts BO » 4S1S SUanor If Bbu'am* 2b 1144 CimoU cf PavMp‘1 IS 4 000 CI«m«nto Kyi d 525 *------------ “ SlN U iCopeda lb seneua t .. - It 4 0 csBegtate »] petition. Oeatral’s mate tarest ! Is breakaway runner Jerry j AW O’Neil. ' “That trip through (ha west,, with all these exhibition game*, j will decide whether he makes { the big «tab ” j other kids knock off a few older j player*. We have some fine bottles going for regwlar Job*.’ The front office also is Impressed [with hard-hitting Marc Resume1. pFTwniT at The University. Detroit still has s couple of The veteran defenseman, acquired first of Michigan’s hackfletd jttba up for jrsbi. Bob to the controversial Red Kelly nrst oi Micmgans, «• •» .1^., ■ i... , Hillsdale and Hope, the teams fit Smith f ioSllwlth *** *>e*t reC01^t ft the state, ~ jj goato te j i a o last year, help inaugurate the fo * ♦ I filMi camnalwi. , L ffls iiil was 8-1 last season durfwHd ^Detroit. ur« « ,^T w Ws stotsr. U astIdrol. saw Uttle service last season gfwa» i ojTjthe regular campaign, although! major universities to -open its 1980 qugrtfrback and Jim Post of because of a shoulder injury. toiSalL.. .»Vte3P,,®rt* (lrop|!Hl * postseason,gchedule, will face a angle, wing|cfaMwatgr t,ghc first string right A-.A * 4 . I ■ - _________**»” ■ m ktowijBeristen. • / , __attack when Iowa State comes to|haifbarir Th» ntw two spots} Tom McCarthy, flte man tM [Sa Triatow ........ to m aw-aj ’ * At ■ * town a weA from Friday. are beii« contested. j Wings said they’d have toligS* t !TSK. ro-A--sa rranci«co Hillsdale opens at home Sstui^l Defensive line coach Jim Leary UD -iii wraD „„ )t, hesw work'fire undw’. ■“«"* to be progress r - i. uiy»s^' .^uHsaeca’a Northern Michigan team.[never have-seen a single ^wlng, Ursd rnsrh Thrffy nnirhrrtr wf h*ving hU ^ facing canm 7V.milThU is ,h* ye«r Ferzaccas tm[ attack, except on film. Michigan State greeted thewrlters t*veni »“*>«• r<#. xt-iut to 3 ^^^ Ntious recruiting should pay off.l ^ ^ jvfe tape recording and said the) “AU he has to do ta wort,” O, it4> a I J J f Wildcats were 6-2 last season _____ ^ gf a xfamettna " Spartans are rounding into condl- said Ahel. “He has all tbe fine ~ I * • • * t*“*4 it miy be tough to improve or! j*0™* * I . ^| that since the schedule is toughc dec. Ptltkouw, Bdrlici. T—I.31. A—!*«•! ’ . . .. a _ --------------^-----------------jBut # Wildcat* should be a * stronger team and should pm-! •vide Hillsdale, the perenhial dale1 Silver Lake's 6th Ace Champion, with a handful Of! [trouble in the opener. > ***. Hope I. nt home Satnrday portedJU 6th hole-m-one of the! DePMnr. nr MalTy! UePasw crew, like Hope Cot Leary told the Michigan chapter tion after a rash of early injuries, tools of an outstanding hockey of die football writers ossa, at jTbe Universtty of Michigan sald j player.” - 7 - , : Its first weekly meetiag af too tot of trouble from ”>17^ rebulkllng program with thd fait yesterday la Detroit. “WWro {Oregon team that won eight of Morganization has Its prob-been running single wing plays feme. Adam and Abel are con- against our boyt but we’re net fnjurtes have hit the Wofoerines. rt ^ reminding tfoe younger at *H -re how they’ll react too. tot most (rf tto varsity ^ay. ^a^, Qf mistsLa that^rould when they face Iowa state.” ers are back into the heavy drills, i[ The Iowa State-Detroit game is! Pi Lumsdrt. 79 Delaware.Pontisc. j | “W^ud;|ir ^ nB^Cearh 8 game on Sept. 23. Ili*Bum Steer for Campbell 1 It/was the, 1st ace for Lumsden,! *** " * - I certain to he one of the sternest I ' me mmie j.uj'iiui nTijhtnMi !toti the Titans will face. Iowa for 36 years.* As jlm McKerrow; *“* ^ Hato sto tto Puhhmca ] ^ # w record last year, and Lotds R. Sitts watched, Lums- ^ ^ and returning to the Cyclones' den seed the 130-yard 8th hole " recew j attack Is Tom Watkins, the full- ! with an 8-irun. i Michigan Tech opens at nig 1', back who was the country's second leading ground gainer. He la up Dayton Tire Co.#* JXFormjrjy^MARKE^Tm^^O^ NYLON 6.70x13 $4495 7.50x14 J j BLACK TUBE TYPE Pin Tx. and Recap. Tire BONDED BRAKES 20,000 Miles or 1 Year Guarantee FORD, CHIV., PIVM. *149* BATTERIES Ilf T0U1 TOES WEARING TOO FAST? NO CHARGE TO CHECK IT! BOBS TOUR CAR FULL TO THE SIN? IS 1*01 CAB SHAKING |T 41 MPA? AUGMENT IK MOST cars JCTT SAY “CHABCB It" IS-SS-SS ton • BWfto Open Every Night #til 9 P.M. • Si* M*a*r ton • CrWli Asshwtiw* Takm w tom 77 Wait Huron Straat FE 8-0424 for All-America honors. *!be costly against National Hockey League opposition. ^“Some erf the kids do well until rjthejr get in trouble in their end of the tee,” said Abel. “Then Utah (AP) - Steering trouble W don t ‘?TLwhat ^ **•”. Tuesday forced British driver. J*d*“8. me mate problem. Donald Campbell to postpone test the inexperienced defenseman runs in his streamlined car wfor L“ *•“* they often drift too far to an assault ‘on the world auto toto enemy territory and get BONNEVILLE SALT FLATS, ® speed mark. A Complete Line of . GYM SHOES Hiflr w Lew *ut Regular!f $5.SO $398 White Gym Trunks $1.00 Sweaf Sacks ^Pr. for 98c Supporters 75c Sweat Shirts $1.95 TaS, Shirts $1.00 • COLOR, WHITE • ARCH SUPPORTS • SUCTION SOUS FOOTBALL SHOES AU Sixes Op 24 East Lawrence 600RS FE t2-2369 »lrt“~l County Sportsmen's dd> under tbs sponsorship of the J.’L. Hudson Company of Detroit. I and is conttautag at the The National Rifle Association and the Oakland County Sport* men's Club is cooperating the Hudson Company. « •dr ' .to dr The procram is for-the purpose of teaching teen-agers the proper handling of finrams, requirement of firearms laws and an opportunity, for teens to test their marksmanship by shooting Uva ammunition at fixed targets. The propram starts at 9:00 ajn. and will continue until 5:90 p.m. Fifty tastrectocs of the Nattow- \1ae the Bring with .» caliber rifles. The teen-agers will receive membership cards to the Hudson Teen Hunters’ dub. Each teen-ager must be accompanied by a parent. Rifles and ammunition wifi be supplied for use by toe Sportsmen's Service Bureau. Gay Gypsy, Local Beagle Judged Best at Lansing Gay Gypsy of Parit Lane, a 15'Ithe officers and members of the female beagle was Judged Best ta titewrWJtgire-James Bobb at thejcoMP™** at ”» 8how' Ingham County Kennel Club ahow| heto at the National Guard Armory jki I llV' All C-l in Lansing, last Sunday. l™IUwVe Mil 3vl Gypsy ls.16 moaths at ago ami has IS potato toward her Cham- f f| . ptawship sad wUI be showed at fAl* WAATprC the leading aHbroed dog shows IV/I Jl\vV/l V/l J ■atll such time as she completes her championship. f Annual Shoot Planned1 Thereafter rite willbe retired Thj# Weekend On Ntw! from the Trtng to produce show quality puppies. Ranges " This beagle is owned and handed hy Al Seeler of toe (takhUlj ^ 12th annual Sheet and Trap, Kennels. <970 Pdton Road, Clarks- ^ ^ jjgtutetay and ■ ton. —1---------———"~.i*n»d>y. Sept. tT-19, at the Multi- She was not shown at the recent conservation Association Pontiac Show Her owner 1* treas- iQ^ ^ Milford der of Pontiac Kenn^Club and, ^ Hub Hlll ^ ite T • ■ \\ | new. and automatic ranges lor i FRIEND OR n>Kf — State conservation department cam terms" Hslrhtgtnn captured 0 shot hare,ttial Isn'l.aH It af>-peart to be The piercing eyefc of the osprey belle its harmless 7; character. He is found in- most Michigan localities, lives on fish which It catches with Its trap-1 Iks daws. -----. ——- ...... ?£j Dog Obedience Classes Set Cuttings' Boost TAKES AWARD — A1 Seder displays toe championship fora of his beagle Gay Gypsy which.took draw honors at Lansing last weekend. Seeler lives on Felton Road in darkston. Lamptey Bait Is Taboo in State Waters LANSING — Fishermen are reminded that lampreys — dead or alive — are strictly taboo aa bait in' Michigan waters. The warning, sounded by Coflser-v a Li o n Department officials, prompted hy ,a recent article in national* outdoor magazine popularizing the use of lampreys as bam ’ bait. : -jsjrwrrr —:---! Used as belt, these eel-like predators could cause serious headaches to the Great Lake region. Michigan Stott Police in Pistol Competition— PUTNAMVILLE, Ind. W-Afldi-lgan State police and Loulaville Qty police led their respective Its How Worm Turns in Bass Trolling By FRANK ECK AP Newsfeetares Sports Editor OYSTER BAY. N. Y, (AP) — This is a story I Just had to write. Men are known to have spent $900 for one day's sport {idling without getting a game fish. Over a period of seven weeks I caught 41 Striped bam and it cost me only $233.00. can’t get a penny on the ox* pense accountbecause^the fish were caught on week ends and ddring a four-week vacation not far from Cooper’s Bluff where Teddy Roosevelt often sliddown the sandy banks overlooking Cold Spring Harbor and Long Island Sound. And I probably can’t deduct a dime for income tax purposes even though toe expenditure helped obtain this story, which is part of my livelihood, ----1^—r— this season I baited hooks that caught 7t striped bass. None. use light tackle and shun night Ashing when the tanker* strike. My .wife booted SI stripers. Two lads from Bed Cloud. Neb., eaaght two and a neighbor caught another. Add my 41, sad that makes 71.1 baited my wife’s hook each time because she hates But I keep telling her you can’ catch striped bass from a sal boat. The keel prevents close to shore trolling. And anyway the 40 ; the shoot snd all MUCO affiliated clubs -are Invited to par- The ranges will be open Friday j3fOWS6 fOF DfiBf for practice. J Persons participant may be _ u,t wlnter> able to camp or park their house ^ trailer on the grounds. Overnight accomodations can be obtained by Obedience trained dogs will show) writing to Everett Ramsey at Un-j *lr best manners st throe public' ^ ta ^ dub demonstrations starting 'Iton'sAay,jSaturday evening and *•* ttattoe 2*-""^.*** will be made following the School. Pontiac: Bloomfield Hills m Sunday H. S. Monday. Sept. 19, and C.A-I. —----------------—------------ Building, Waterford Wednesday.' liT-S-—= This is a 10-week do it yourself Obedience training program for fido and its master. . The demonstrations will start at S p. m. Anyone Interested to dogs is cordially invited to attend.. nub officials ask aot to bring dugs to toe demonstrations as the actual training classes will begta the followtag week. For further information regarding these sessions, interested persons should contact Reg Armstrong FE 2-7749 trainer at Pontiac, Chat GMC Trap Champiomhif to Bt Held Thursday Grouse Hunters to Bird Increase This Fall i The General Motors Coach tru league championship will be her LANSING - Last winter’s deer-'Thursday on the athletic ftek\ yard timber cuttings on Rtate-jopdyke road with, nearly 100 trap owned lands have provided ta^yLhaoteta competing for the plsu $2,400,000 worth of browse and' boosted the carrying capacity ofm the deer herd's range in 1900 by In the GMC league, Bill Marring an extra 118.000 whiteUlls, Con-ton, captain of the Grand Amer “jean team had to break 25 x 25 t take the high overall award to * the second straight year. [ lie beat out Harold Walch b one target, 901 to 300. Close to hind was Milt Ott with 191. horsepower outboard motor purrsjSuch like a kttten. School MI 7-0155, Holly +hormorn™^^™[ trainer: or chib secretary, Mm. La. R Larson. FE 5-3721.__ SharptaUs have made a uiodestll comeback on Drummond Island]| where last year’s closed season « them .will be .lifted. Neebtoh and I Shigar Islands' and a portion ofl Chippewa County will also be re*l opened to sharptail hunting. Tinsel forecast Is particularly! Wrds are not legal targets ii nee hunters toekjLower Peninsula. LANSING — Michigan's ruffed grouse hunters should enjoy a moderate increase to their Shooting success this toll, accortltog to results of surveys recently summed up by the Conservation Depart- |j|U/ RAMBLER WAGON $179804 BIRMINGHAM RAMBLER, Money, I’ve told her, is the root] __________ ter Ml tviL OP tow toe wjm fF** "date the wtxgltag w- r ttawever. here’s a breakdown mrj tares. what my striped bass fishing costs: ifn|«|J|p| | IrifnOC \4aff When there’s a fishing lull my|GasoUneand oil $ * | rldtH UOtllOS Jldll wife fires riwo standard questions gr.ga&ggag moored off toe Sewanhaka Yacht Boat depreciation 90. tkm at the 14th annual Indiana State police individual pistol The Michigan team scored 1.180 of a -possible 1,200 points. The Detroit Police Department was second, Illinois State police third and Indiana state police fourth. _______ Louisville scored 1,143 points in hunters tail to realize ; 379.000 ruffed grouseJast year for| their highest kill ta five seasons. Dnunmtag eeaats, •8**Jf* \Vill Check Hunters rtnh and “V xAMJivmiir. VA course* rvCD SI yvU UTWi; I There la still little you can doj safety through the H-bomb attack I to protect yourself from the blast and sat out the next two weeks ! of a hydrogen bomb If you're with- safely in a shelter, your troubles! SHOW STARTS 7»30 F. But for everyone else, there's U. 3. with multimegaton weapons.J1 new-hope. S 'ySU'i*- wHiing to ¥ou*M3d ftSVg B> jH IWf tdr spend $600 to $900 you can have aflivihg for a long while in a hadly-crude, underground reinforced contaminated world, concrete pipe blast shelter far a Much of the land could be con-; family of six, This model, made laminated, the roads, the roof of! u.nii________ai______' of reinforced concrete pipe eight your bouse, your car. the food and "'•aSUrei Necessary feet , in diameter would give you water supply, the crops growing in 90 per cent assurance of living,the Adds, the fresh milk. j WASHINGTON (UPI)—1The « Lwa? * TOUe " qUHrter hw Iws you atayed outride. P*"® ■* present to restrict * "y- I ...._____ rM movements of Cuban Premier Converging of Commie; ******* ALL COLOR «®Mat*es — both ttWl the most modem* Waotogicsl and security iypes. but could get industry going *”"“*• ■.— “ST^death" ah. a«ain- ** government has a v. h ■—f------- iTToSTe rimpie decision* like ***** ** n“**w' *3 jTowsihip* Nix Funds mans tos.te.Z~ feed that Industry. ^ ex«l. 1 If You Do.. . or If You Don't! What would yoti do if your fam- **"*■ Uy was all at home together bV«?#d’ w te “when the boom goes ,down?”j wor*' What if you were at work, your You could expect 'private com- ! port Huron (upi*—voter* in1 I three St. Clair County townships J turned down proposals Monday fori j increased school appropriations Port Huron Township voters de-! feated, by a 7-3 margin, three proposals, to create a high school district to add a five-mill tax far operation of the school, and to bor-j j row II million tor construction of , the w-hnrtl building Three similar proposals were de-' feated in foet Gratiot Township1 by a 7-5 margin. The amount to | be borrowed was $1,100,(XX). Kimball Township voters defeated. fay a 7-5 margin, a proposed FALL FESTIVAL EXCITEMENT AT OUR DOWNTOWN SIDEWALK PATIO . . . wtfve used a tomahawk on prices of colorful materials for fall arrangements. # school operating tax increase off two milh. Mad for each other . . . married, but not to each other! Hflfr does Recount Shifts 1 Vote MOUNT CLEMENS » — A re-, count in Macomb County's primary, election for Democratic nominee tor the State Senate has added one! vote to i n c u m b e n t George C. j Steeh’s winning margin. Steeh had 13,STS votes to 13,497 for Patrick such a thing happen, and why? Where does it take plade, and when? What does it lead to, and to whom? From the outstanding outspoken bestseller, The HEAVENS and HELLS ef MARITAL INFIDELITY! smnriSov, nA'n*%m Artistically arranged with Bright STRAW FLOWERS and BERRIES Columbia' “ OHIT AV this pbici ^ This unique planter Is as Early American as maple and chintz A real value at this new low price! Neatly crafted from hand-rubbed Georgia white pine. An fWBK A MKWttAN farm family. Mr and Mrs- Darrell Barnes of Ithaca, works on a concrete Mock sheltar in cellar. exacting replica of in Old World spinning wheel. A pleasing gift. NOW SHOWING! FESTIVAL DAYS FALL BASKET Wen Arrangement filled with miniature fruit and -dried flowera. Only— mm* WHHM and mHMMMMRM Stripped for Action Geared for Glory! Bowl of ROSES Sugar Bucket American Planter with let*. Old faahkm Salem SugAr Bucket will add charm to any hone. PERMANENT : FLOWERS . . . Decorative beauty, berries in the same j shades. In a atem milk. glass bowl, j JACOBSBN’S FLOWERS 101 N. Saginaw FINE GIFTS SOMEONE ELSE’S HUSBAND AND SOMEONE ELSE’S WIFE...! THE STORY OF A FAMILY'S UGLY SECRET BURT Lancaster ten 'I'AII men Til K PONTIAC frRKSS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1909 fifty-seven I pound) ag on Min MoB'i door Barrymore Jr. Asks Court to Iteritw ting j i >^Jr.te,~ asked the Rome CM1 ft ^ Finds Room at the Top Tribunal to order Italian actress Georgia Mod to give back hii engagement ring. Barrymore filed the petition a track after' potice wan called to Min Mqg'i apartment building 1 beesnto of a S >- '«), - eral months la«t year. Both an currently making motion pictures to (tome. Court sources said the tribunal mild decide ant week when to 1 DOZ. REG. PRICE 2nd DOZ. 10c . JERRY'S BAKERY SMtfCm,* K 5-3M3 Laurence Harvey Now Tops Film Wanted List on Uw case. Tax Refunds Increase , CHICAGO fUPT)—Large tax re-; fuada-amounting to J100.000 or mod-Jumped 50 per cod last year., according to Commerce ; Clearing Howe, There were 300 auch refunds in I960 totaling S37S {million, compared with 2T8 .amounting to 1345 million in 1958, yawn ot 1 single movie. BrtoahT tour Laurence Harvey has become PONTIAC Mr* at nnt OtUnl »♦ Wl*nrr UNION LAKE Ihnht Cater DRAYTON PLAINS or piling up money. L—gJha important Iktof It good I scripts. H an actor ran find the rain ■ oil ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ iiiil ora ail pa p ■ ■ ■ Poolo ■■■■■■■■■■■£ AF Enlistment Setup Revised Emmet Kelly's SoatoStbrt Clownin' Around Wind, ns wto As nun, causes i vlsabir to water n lawn aftor a earth to dry. Thtratoey, It In ad-lwUxly m* tor WBamr eoogr HOLLYWOOD (UllMOn Hallywood — more so than box-office champ ltock Hudson and clan leader Prato Sinatra combined. Harvey, nominated for an Oscar this year for his performance in 'Room at the Top," has reached than he had expected. The ex Hhakrapparraa haw already signed for five more pic- lined up to keep Mm working tor the next three yean. . His explanation: "Theta to a demand for me because there's a shortage of leading men." . 7~~~ Not particularly handsome, and lunschoolgd to New York’s “method” of mumble, scratching and shifting eyes, Harvey Is] unique. LAURENCE HARVBY Pontiac Arra Recruiter Aim—I MSB toast wwh pstos service will be accepted for ra-enlistment between now and June [30 next year,, the Air * Force re- . . . . ■ ports, witha large number Of these Hgiit prapraty he Iretatoin. the grades held when to worry about money. All you * can do la find dectul storiea. la18™"*™ I “If I accept all the offers. I T**T **» * •* "Ntoteral JU4 FIELDS OPEN can go tram one picture to the. ***** «“ •*> bartered lor Itaaae- j Altogether, 134 career fields will [next for 1& years,” he said. "But tog.” |he open to veterans, compared to) it’s not a matter of keeping busy The sandy-haired Englishman; the 41 previously authorized. |hto rTT**—•* -t**—1 ft—*— --------A ft-------fi----- himself and has formed his own! Another change hacaaslag of-prodftetton company. , fcctiveOet. l to toe aew ank^T But before*he opens store, hej commisstoaing program, is* duty bound to star in "The J* ; Spinster” (with Shlrtey MacLainel.l * quadified airmen to “Summer and Smoke,” "A Bor-Intend college at Air Fooce rowed Lite." "A Distant Tromp- P*n« . Up Call for Free Estimate ORlando 441371 Open DAILY sad SUN. 9-7 P.M. 1st Payment in NOVEMBER No Monty Down—5 Yoors to Poy Sod Our Models Now on Display EXPERT CEMENT WORK All Typos ALL OUR OARAGES All 100% GUARANTEED fmm We Aho Do ImwtHel Madernliotion Work —■ e ATTICS e ICC. ROOMS e ADDITIONS • PORCHES e RREEZEWAYS ’• “7 play an Englishman only to m ‘The Spinster.’ In the' others l! ■ portray a Southerner, a Russian,' — a Yale man, and various Europeans,” said 31-year«ld Harvey. Another measure of his sudden success is his leading ladies, b addition to Mas MacLalne. [ he lie scheduled to work i* Elisabeth Taylor, Kbn Novak and Ava Gardner. “There’s a sixth picture that 1 neglected to mention," he said. "I must leave for Tokyo fids week to scout locations for ‘Tamflca.’ “That’s another exciting thing about making movies today. My fttmt. wffl-be-made all ovsc the world. Instead of staying to one place posing like ladies and gentlemen, actors have .become tramps and vagabonds again. "This will bring people back Into theaters, and, after all, isn’t that what all actors want?” — STARTS — TOMORROW | Awothor __ Record Booking SMASH HIT! S. Telegraph el Sgeere Lake Read Brffi THE PEST SELLER IS ON THE SCREEN WITH ALL ITS INTIMATE EMOTIONS INTACT! All the Me*... All the Women.., AH the Things Watlhte AH dm TaHtl “ Tea Can’t Bay Respectability by Pnlling a WeddingMag nil LAST TIMES TONIGHT ’ _ Allred Hitchcock * “PSYCHO” TOO IK FOB 1 WEEK .. TOMORROW mnwi . TOO IK FW 2 WEEKS m 21 BIG DAYS! MSU History Scholar to Study Yoar in Russia EAST! LANSING » - A history scholar at Michigan State University will journey to Ruada soon ■for a year’s research at Moscow] {State University on the Decembrist Revolution of 1825.---- He is Dr. Frederick I. Kaplan of the-' MSU humanities department. Kaplan will visit the Soviet Union under an exchange program; for graduate students. Hb attended the. International Congress of the Historical Sciences ibis summer at _ Stockholm, lights in ^UsVegasL w Told with all f the daring of i the best-r telling book! SONYA I MIES WIDE IFRANCISCUS IbtsEMagKEW an Alum •torsfiMi—il aitistj ptciutc IMS n«*NMl Ita—Nr—«T HVAiriumtsiiuin -PLUS- MEANS 11 TECHNICOLOR* PANAVISION PRESENTED BY WARNER BROS, co-stsrring ____ RICHARD CONTE ' CESAR ROMERO • PATRICE WYMORE JOEY PITTKOPMaii TMIIIwyF.TffWW aiwtaetsiMS RED SKaTOW-GEOWCMTlroHjagMSf “LEADER DOG” . SPECIAL ADDED SUBJECTS * FILMED IN COLOR fifi the STREETS OF P0RT1AC and the ROCHESTER TRAINING SCHOOL for LEADER DOGS! “ISRAEL” TRAVEL SUBJECT in SCOPE a ml COLOR oiid BUGS BUNNY ★ ★ ★ y^SJ Vinceht Price in "HOUSE of USHER14 DAY! Also 'The LITTLE SHOP of HORRORS" I DOORS OPEN DAILY 1 AT 12:45 P.M. Oakland . features tomouow AT 1:25-4:12—7K»-Rj50 r FIFTY-EIGHT THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 14.1960 Powffg... Olytnpica. >, Tough LUck London Paper Hits; By Lou Fine Month Has Many iReins on Nikita LOUDON (AP) — The Newt Chronicle Mid toda The chaotic bumucracy of the;v i> of her head nearly six IpMttaWMWfr watcrtai.;(lde tort nosutl a AipeMcan j1—btffl viet Premier Nikita Huidhttar to Maehsftsn Mud wa« “wdor- The ahtthsMy MlaM hunt at mm li Mmrirw. ■aN af Othntmt wftea Oat Vfit- Whin Me would walk back to her i any Wjiitos wto jjMnpwiit w«d ettay atraw hat > ml»- lifter winning a heat or a (Inal, the Hi America, courtroom crowds are fttnay. Imtf cfcserooiy acquit-rit. ZT:\ Livio Berutti, the Italian boy who At the swimming anna a num- tpun Rome on its collective e The solution a Russian gave to laya. in a tern ij- * f. gm around to h» trf American sporU writers kL winning the 200-meter sprint ^ ....................... - jj, flnt non-EngUM Masking "The |[i(ht course tor the Americana wii to (ante a warning flutl they could not gqprnnto* the.aaie-l ty of any of fiw tyrants owe they! .left Manhattan,’1 said the Chroui-|de. “It Mould be the constant aim et Western governments to avoid giving opportunities to the Communists to appear the taw ta the ltalat l?>dto-» fits fact iBit lit aw# 'am a joj or Ml NO GUINEA PIGS “Yob Americans can afford to have theee animals, ” he eald. “We donlt have guinea figs for i Iftfcaj Tstafc.*....... rjlcte ever to da Uvio, as hep to Hollywood ways as the mbit Roman youngsters. The Olympic athletes who didn't The mixed emotions in the press gaUery at Powers' trial. That peer gey lay Norton -last la the 1M meters, lari la the the ruination ef the winning ettort of the Asssest-saa iM ilertiii Trlrr tram hf caaee ef a ttol he committed at the Start at toe second leg. THE GIRLS kept wyteg. “Oh, that peer gwy " as «m Ut phot peered eat Ms art ef contrition la hie practiced •W* <%.£: A reporter on my right hissed, “S I had a gun rd shoot him —► he’s singing Woe a bird.” The mu) eftyrt of the world's greatest high jumper John Thomas to shrug off his detest by two R|W- 'Wgtl,'’ the lt-yesr-oid Boston University boy said, “It isn't everybody who can win an Olympic bronze medal." . ^ I way nr ice!' _________________ The one-man team from Surinam who wasn't told that the scheduled B ia stfll difficult to believe that time of his event, die MO-meter Sometimes the jet age overpowers the rpind. > qualifying race, tad been chahged from afternoon to.morning. e just not that close to Environment Cancer Key? watch television. To* his horror, his race was on.! i He had come half-way around the world for this frustration that will | haunt him the re« of hts life. Scientist Predicts Our Way of Ufa Will Soon] Provide Answer I tog. MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Our ways of life hold keys to saving, manythousands of humans from! dancer, a prominent, scientist pre-, diets. Cancer tolls might well be cut 10 to 15 per cent within U) years by finding these keys, says Dr, John R Heller, president of Me-moriaUBoan Kettering , Cancer, Center, New York. Dr. Heller listed five major fields for study of possible cancer . muring agents in the American environment: . Unnecessary exposure to i tkm. smoking, air pollution, some of the chemicals added to lood-stuffs, and some chemicals handled in industry and manufacture It is generally considered that only one per cent of cancers can be blimed upon environmental causes, he said In an interview at the fourth National Cancer Conference sponsored by the National Cancer Institute and American Canoar Society. But, admitting It could be “a wild guess," Dr. Helefar said be t -toks perhaps 15 to 20 per cent of cancers might be traced to agents to our environment. Stir Drug Probers WASHINGTON fUPI) - Senate drug InvwHpliw ptamwit ta dig . that mare than lAAfc miflinn shots of polio vaccine were destroyed! because they became outdated. Eugene N. Beesley, president of Eli Lilly and Co., IndiahapolU, said his firm had to destroy the vaccine. He dted this as a key example of high costs drug panlss must shoulder in their bus- tavesfigmtsrs lor the Senate *t«l Mt protected against polio. They said they also wanted To know if Americans are footing the •bill for file destroyed vaccine by paying Mgher print for other druga. ______:_u_____~ \ - rT,i Beesley trid the subcommittee . Tuesday that Eli LS^sdng prices have gone down ; years, despite a general ary trend in the nation's economy. He said the company's profits have been “reaaonafalen and averaged 13.3 per cent of sales dur- DONALD DUCK THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER U, 1000 FIFTY-Jfimq GafeDefeetef Former Soviet Officer mmmm BiiSiH&^MSEMariee ■H Presidential Candidates Hurling Defiance at the Law of Human Endurance—Sleep on Red Spy Methods Jp* Freai Oar New* Wlie* S' ’ WASHINGTON—A Soviet m^a***"*. MflSIaipjM Wottli, -LMBR.- By Kim MONTQOM KBV NIXON ♦ary officer who detected to dielg* West was catted to a public hear- ” r ing this afternoon by the Home Committee of UnAmeriCM Activities to testify on Russian esploo-age. He was Capt. Nikolai Fedorovich Artamonov of the Soviet navy. 1 Oialrmaa France* E. Walter, D-Pa., eaM that Mis. Jack Theme of S8M a****. Mi. ■ Villa Road, Orion Township, told R2ch£ ?*%. hST mT Sheriffs deputies she saw someone Siri***, *•........ The Soviet defector was being presented to the public just eight days after the Kremlin dhplaycd two turncoat U.S. code clerks at a news conference in Moscow. A Hsuee A committee t I of the* twa Americans — Sa ra an F. Mitchell aad William H. Martin. The Committee on Ui-tnahu Activities also wftt iaiach an inquiry lata their case Frtdfiy. A committee spokaaman aid 'that the presence of the 8oviet defector in the United States had not been previously disclosed. He said the, Russian defected to the West "within the last year or soT Chairman Walter emphasized that the former officer’s testimony was in no way connected with the investigation of the two American defectors. 114* Mu ; m ST.-: > lists lam x " ”j The following are top _________ }|*ycovarteg*elasof tooaaygiywa ’ jas praduee brought ip the' ramer* Market hygrowera and eold * Lodge Calendar Special i Udgs No. BswmMwtotrjM* Cedar ■9S=Z- s-. IT FtoAit ciarkteoo. Than, Sept. U at T pa. Work in *• A- decree. Raymond Dobson. Quotation* are furnished "by the! NEW YORK (R—The stock mar* Detroit Bureau of Markets, as afjhet felt its way along a narrow Monday. | Path early this afternoon. Prices were mixed and trading slow. News in Brief § Not Too Happy Judging fay the campaign oper* ntlons of Richard Milhous Nixon DtfroH Produce ms woU atm. bu rt«« u 0U. &9 sheriffs deputies she law someone get out of a car and steal her masu ..._________. |____ —^ "P«*ft from the haefcyanl, *“*"***. **•..................... clothesline last night and then! vbobtasum speed off to the car. \ 4SK §££ K2JEW . .Bmuu. Kentucky Won tor. Mi. Mike Spak, tIM Mt. Clemens St., Ifmas, Um». Mi .............. reported to Pontiac Police yester- * day that his home was broken J into and a sump pump and a set ( of china with a total value of 1325 c stolen. u lancke of ML reported to Pontiac pwee that a five-monttoold beagle was stolen yesterday from a trailer an 8. Bill Blvd. hear the naval armory. Jahah Bar, IIS Baldwin A* Rummage aale. Congregational Church, Rochester. Fri., Sept, lfi, • am. to fi pm. —Adv. Business Notes 48 J*MUflOW*r. a eijurr to*. ■ — P**C*I Corn. 5 dot. .. Cucumbtr*. Dill. bu. .... Curumtort. Meklt, bu.. Change* of most key Mode* were fractional Here and there a stock moved as much as a point either way. The fiat we* still hovering abov* * support level which has held three time* this year and •p’rica differed as to whether It woe Id rebound as It has before or pierce the support aad find a lower level. Some aircrafts made .further! gains on new published reports of;: turo u.S. pro sr Olympics. Tthor Nyfias, America's Olym-pie feartog nhatwpl—f Must they heaveAo babies with the effortlesa ease of Russia’s White House prize will fall to the one with the most staying power. The presMeallal twee Is an en durance ceatest. It gtorifles brawn ever brain. It I* a crying At least the reporters who are panting along behind theac two Olympian rivals feel like crying into the soup they never get, file meals that seldom get eaten, and the pillows that don't, get slept on. CAN’T STORE UP (MJ»P Consider, for instance, the 9.000-mlle crosscountry race that the GOP presidential honefUl to now OK's 3rd Airport Land Purchase The third of tow contemplated land purchases tor Pontiac Municipal Airport this year was approved last night by the City Corn- defense contracts but there was {running. ,■( __ nothing to inspire the over-all mar-1 fiomeeae should have told pick ket. The government announced! ^ka^ AaJ «*■’• store up a alight rise in personal income tor August. Electric output’ was sleep la advance. Perhaps his logical legal train- ing played tricks on him, but a perusal of this week’s travel-ichadule can lead to only one conclusion: He must have added up file hours spent in bed during 11 days of hospitalization, subtracted them from ths eight heur nights ■i(pitot, k Kohlrabi, ik Dental Insurance in8qu»»h. Buttercup. bu. LANSING 4 - The Michigan State Dental Association today announced approval of health insurance to cover family dental expenses. Dts Andrew J. Donnelly of Muskegon, association president, said the Michigan Dental Service Cor*, has been formed as an instrument for providing dental health incur-ance tor orgtnttwi groups. “The actual astobfishmeat of hfifiUttNikB. A Adams. Inc .ifiak Butternut,- i * aSusihi OrHckm*. U. . has been an-towuh. Hubbard, it a.. nounced by Fred O; mSew CW " J. Hatch, oamor g-jtete JCC Ski. vice president M rmw^dwT **£ ‘ the Bloornttod**"5* *•"**»• -Hills advertising! *' obcbns firm. Wbetter ha* £»«*»««. *« ...... bean to the retaH^ffik.'*^’ *“ advertising flaw ggs; ... for the past II iitmfr. bu years. He waaSto • *th yoyamy Wad Co te te"; ■ \- the past 11 years, first as art dJuttow. Uaf. bu. .. rector and later as advertising d* rector for the Detroit region. year or more,” be said. The association board.of trustees, Donnelly said, has approved the concept of pre-payment tor dental ckresthrough private agencies and the establishment of a program assuring the patient s free choice of his dentist. EvergreenSewers Bonds OK'd by Slate The Shite Municipal Finance Commission has granted Oakland i County the right to issue 1490,000 in general obligation bonds to finance extension* of the Evergreen sanitary Sewers in Bloomfield Hill* and Bloomfield Township. > Both communities petitioned the County Department..^ Public Works to build the internal sewer connections.___________ A spokesman for the DPW said the next step, after aeme case | The appointment of Edward J. Whetter of Detroit to account executive in the commercial prod oai**k, s/y, m a*. Onion,.. ireen, «os. bchs. On Iona, plekllnf. lb. “sralay. Cu-ly. dot. beha. . 'artlay, root, bebt. ....... 'aiasfm, Sns ram—..... ,5aSr.^v::: Peppers, Plmlento, pk Pappen, aad avast, ku. . Peppers, avsst, bu. ...... The Monday kkhoff was a case in Radlabes. aisck. H bu? .BNBfin, MB, QOR. DCfll ucts group of'Badlshes. White, das. i MaAlaan John ?“**-■ -corn i>u s higher than a year ago. The drift was a bit lower for liaulML steels and.oils. A somewhat i higher tendency was apparent i among tobaccos, rubbers and non-rj ferrous metals. Lockheed was'up about a point as ft received further stimulus that he would normally require i from a published report of greater during the weeks ahead, and con-’ iS government spending for its Samos eluded that no further sleep was }to satellite. General Dynamics row necessary. fractionally hi a follow through to fffiTuesdny's gala on contract news. ' ss' Boeing dipped l'i on a huge 28.000-; *i share Mode, then recovered half too; the loss' In later trades. ’ 1.5] Dect^Hecbtds spurted about a • }.** •x>tnt on news that Universal Pic-i.tege KUt), 0f the West Huron ing pleader’s worts of wiadom ln|Stree{ Post office but disagreed IndlanapoUs with two other recommendations, -the-north, Dallas - to - the • south, and San Frandsco-to-the A r«q»«d to retoae the south i marathon racing Mart MB, they could weight-lifting champ, Y. Vlasov? n. TOO SIMPLE lev Or cauld they simply limit thelr|fh campaigning to a dozen ralOet W foremoat issues of (he day. tt key geographical centers around | Beyond that, they couM staatf 3.607.—r------— The purchase was recommended by City Manager Walter K. Wlllmna and Homer D. Hoskiaa, airport manager, who said the move was pari of tola Fear’s approach clearance program, financed no per cent by the federal government. The fourth Parcel to he chased JB^tn the same general Returned to the planner* lor new study was a bid from Fisher Bqdy Lochl 598. UAW-CIO, for vacation of the alley at the rear of the site of their new Baldwin Avenue Hall, now under construction. ZONING PLEA DENIED Commissioners accepted a planning commission decision that blocks construction of a service era portion of the past offtee alto eaaae of protests of aeatoy residents, who claimed Harm Is- on proposals for sidewaflai on the northwest aide of Mill Straat and both rides of Harvey Aventia and on aaaeaamant rolls for a side-on the north side of Kao-nett Road at Alcott School and Astor Street, MfiMgan to NortR. way. Them were six Kea^lfig on neigh-hothead Improvements and no objections were raised. Planners had decided that Baldwin la too busy a street not to have an alley. . Also returned for a new sampling afOr- chard lake Avenue aad Palmer Street. Accepted by the commission were recommendations for re zoning to manufacturing the east side of Woodward Avenue south of the ■Ity limits and to commercial of seven lots on the east aidc..oLSauth Johnson Street., •f fiewaid Street, Murphy Park; (be salt ride af East Boulevard, Mt. Oteams to Granada; gaps on Fuller Anri, Madison to First; aad to# north ride of Feathers!one Read. Kenilworth to the Beltllne Railroad. A walk on the west side of Bald-sin Avenur, Meriman to Moot-calm, was declared a public necessity by Commiaaioner Winford E. Bottom. tVHETTEa Growth Depends on Us, Not U.S." tarvv..... iS-S- *" Having traversed the entire nation from border to bordn nad | roost to coast la sae day, we . were deserving of a good right's sleep. Or m‘we thought! * Oar advance schedule diabolically fisted the final wortt chore, | ot the day as a San Francisco rally at 9:30 p.m. Aha! ] Mstto-Gold vyn-Mavt'r advanced! AND WASHINGTON ! about s pe nt and Liggett A Myers The playful (lends had neglect-e than that. Merck was downjed ;0 remind tho In relation *oi 2 B4/s Collide Over Atlantic ,Salesmen Today, Press Thursday, See 1961 Pontiac '[mom than a point. New York Stocks 'our getting-up time in Washing-1 ton, it was long past 1 a.m. be-1 fare we could reel into the St. All eyes will be on the 19el Pan- 1 U.S. Plane Limps to1 ^ ®etroU “ ^ | Motor Division opens its three-day Shannon; rear Othtr cxtravagaiua heralding the intro-Hit Storm/ Ocean duction in October of the new model. , SHANNON. Ireland (API-Two ^ iK»rly Mamins Quotations! '{{ touLUItr daetsist print* sra *1 . II.1 1st Tel*Tel . *5.3 III Ork Cost Mi John* MSS Francis Hotel and begin writing Air Force B47 jet bombers our stories. Ion a' three-plane flight from the Tuesday, more of toe same 'fJnitsd States collided over the storm-tossed Atlantic today. One spun down through the overcast. Tlte other limped 300 miles. to Shannon With- an engine dangling from one whig, Poultry end Eggs Am Crao . -AatMAPdjr Am Mlt Cl . Motor* . -------- Bff pri Stote - (Continued From Page One) d* — — ■M The last stop was a * rally la 53 a: the Boise, Idsho, Junior college gym ri 1:11 pm., which looked nisi a’J right on paper, until oar £ | twinging nerve* reminded that n.i it was already itttt a.m. back ».j home, an I still ae hotel la •j* sight. Thomas, Beruardsvtlle, N. J, was ,«Kiu at the osntrois. Am Trl * Trl ---------------,-----I Include U.8.1 Km Tob ,. . •bite ends A jumbo «#-53; »xtn large 4n*coS?*_ U-5J: ter** *4-51; siodtum 31-41. MnaU-tl?^ ^^ ' •** -if; lirowiifi Qiidfl A tor— dj i Aft Armco St i . . ’— *•-*•; >Btu »-hC, chSte.■j^SSa*®".. Avco Corp Bolt & Oh ............. , gtoLtotel 'My goodness, a little e n e i n e R0*?.** aoumou^riotrott ior no. t ottit- rouble and everybody gets ex-Ji^ t|*r^ i*nrii«^ typ* ro**t- *Srw»m “ .............................. ........... tons hens n. Tonight, the fates willing, Photographers snapped; picture* jSeji'"r * the two shook hands before! M l Koilon • Keanecott Cl KUnfc CiJt .. to, gmfS. as -frH* MS*l . • !? ! Lone 8 Ccm s i Loa- 8 Om ----- m H j should touch down at the M ^uoTcS S^^is^ we can stum-imrfn crfm ** <*own«* plane.[Flag. Boy?’ S:S Into bed bv 3 a m after run- 71,6 #earph operation also was Choice. ’ S! SiTfoo** ||Sg Se^tStiri ^a^tototely^ to ******^1 T°P ^lent from *how business ?5. M®®-? A** 8 ” chnw rallv a ctMuin With visibility closing waves running high, five Royal Ah* Force rescito planes and a : . British destroyer were ordered to rical cast * with appropriate num- - toe area to search fra* the three- bem such «« "Hriiw ’Rmimt tho Today the showing, designed arpuad this year’s elaetlea theme, win be reserved for salesmen, while tomorrow more thaa__1 fives tram around the country will be guests ot the Division. The pre-Introduction showing] will run through Friday at the MasonicTemple. The showings will feature a n Rally ’Round the The People1; Approved was transfer of Oak Distributing, Inc.’a, wholesale beer and wins license v from 22353 & Telegraph Road to 81 Jackson St. transfer of ownership of the SDM liquor license at 12 N. Johnson Ave. from Richard M. Heath to Audrey M. Evon. Search Continues lor Cop-Hating Boy 16-year-old mental patient who fled from Pontiac 8tatt Hospital Suhdiy morning was still being sought today. Police in Oakland and Macomb counties were looking for Cleveland Spooner. They consider the youth dangerous because he vowed to "get a cop" when he escaped before. rates believed (fee escapee of relative* la Part Huron. Spooner was lari^ seen Monday afternoon when officers combed the heavily-wooded Bloomer State Park area to, Avon and Shelby ‘show rally s scssion with 0urim*rinM 0,1 ta th* art>a- wfif highlight the showings here townships, but he managed to T' - ‘ ]and in each of Pontiac's 2? sales elude them. The search was NO HEM* TIM. MIDNIGHT cited- .thto is nl«* tenff 5ya ’ _________________ U Thomas explained to newsmen nuckito** ao; twk^sV'Touns ten* that the head ri toe left Inboard **’ engine had .loosened and that he! LSvristoek c»ium * h shut the engine off before anyj -iioncs around the country. r head OETBOIT LIVESTOCK damage Was done, a new neaa, ottmnt livestock cipiloi" and sleeve wot flown from Seattle) dkthoit. a*p4. « (Aei-o^m-and Nixons plane was repaired y i.mija ,«upwr-siriteater 4r*c’■ sr—Zi^H J9-7 NY Central Camob Soup .. 44 Norf a Wert Can Dry ** * -- *- Search headquarters said then first ship may no) reach toe the survivors, if any to he tossed Thug Muffs Holdup hi Ms chamber af commerce talk, Nixon told toe enthusiastic SSS) JC Chte *«Uv*. fully *t-sdy; other chrvtlri ». sachsaced: tt« Mod* sad citte* 8vc hole* Motto 34J75;MA»: four ci.rk Equip he*4 high cbotii W'te.'ifosrltes ‘item cSST Cote' M*«* riV-tejo, tesliid qteon afe oriSm'cteo' 23.50; utility stem II 00-30.00; load blgb cSn Edl* good around 750 lb. IxUcra 3100; acat- coo HOsa government gpeaAi from t?9 to $80 Milton a year tMa does not ments are acquired, win be tor ad-: Those who say the United States momU toS a°a*d co?r vertisement .for construction bids, is slipping in the economic racelaai a *ft-SM%*Mi»Ys.i*'M-: 2ml,Xni ! SfS - -------------------------------------------- ■ ---3Sis»1» 50: sat-'1 * Br.a.i 1 I lb*. 13 50-14 36 with Russ's mlis toe marie, “heljto* Late in Utah, Is the longest ’They compare what govern-|”fft'*;%i SSfuiS*. mH bridge 1r the United States, marts do ~mfinr—than what odli ah««p-**i*bi* - extending lor 12 miles in length, segments of the economy do-” I primal rinqusi Tht^ ’niursday nipht rest stop is *431 virtually nonexistent. v fif! We arc not even due Into the about for hours on their small •• ♦(Omaha airport unfit 2:15 a m. {rubber escape rafts. Friday, and the hotel Is miles ’ft* B47s involved were bound away. Plattsburgh Air Force, Base, The real lari of the candl |N.Y., to th* UA base at Brize date’s mettle - the true criteria {Norton, England. 9*1 el whether he is lit to be presi- * 1 J?J dent — Is reserved for the final While air authorities in Britain day of tola week. and Ireland said they were satis- 2»| After five of those leisurely. 18- M *■ g"* w^.,d?wn *1 *ca-hour days in the grass-roots, ntd. PJ- Alg ftgwj^datori, Pjateh ■!T ? a'xJ Pat Nixon rtll wend their way W1' clung to a belief H mi*t |bome on Saturtsy. |tave .*"««««> a^ safe landing [tough COURSE HOME . Here's how thev'tl do it: I they’ll do R: S.sJ They awaken In Dr% Motnei, They listed it officially as missing. *81 Star* Boob - Goya Wins DFL Nomination in Spite ot Party party’s leadcrshlo. dash to the waiting plane, take »| off, land fit Moss CHy. hep trio j} a motorcade, speak at a down- U l town rally- late off tor Minnelli* spoils, lead a parade, bold a 111 press confeivnre, speak in St. 4T.i Pari, take off for Waabiagton, n J' aad land with the dawn’s early te]I light along about 4 a.m. 8ua-S I day. MINNEAPOLIS (ITI) -mer Rep. Coys Knutson today 5^ Tim* ttesaeo Labor nomfoatloti for Congress la jo*rb-r Prod Minnesota’s N’.n'h District do- oo'bV* B Orah Pkig. . O' AAP fm No Rv ... Art Qrevbound .. Mrs. Knutson, an' ex teaeber aad twodemi eong-ess- i-m cW woman, downed State Sen. Ray ... li file DFI-'o endorsed CM- iSookor Ch (pMri a close contest, aad woo a chance to recapture her te l Meanwhile Jack Kennedy, _ i2 5 ready exhausted from a two-week JJ } headstart on his arch rival, is jjj maintaining an almost equally Hj grueling pace. ' M5 * * if l! « His larynx is suffering, the voice •sj 'indoub’edlv ry'ng for steep, but H | the pace must te maintained. m Why? Do American* demand of Si their presidents that they run fgst-94 er than Bikila Abebe of Ethiopia, MrS-----------3—■—~ ceagreoidoaal seat by her vale la Taeeday’s Mtaneoota pri- Inapir Con tritekfe________ bit Harr .....43 :J Senate Selection? A domestic quarrel figured I j s^ lijlruman Won’t Say mrraorr stocks (C. J. Nophtar Co.) ngura* after dactm^ polnu at Party leaden, taciudbig Sea. ariSrtoaooJS^ Klageoe J. McCarthy, invaded |J5!^««« the eprawllag district which cm- i£o*3f%MjtotorO**C°*. braorn ton north west quarter of toe atato to campaign for Oeya’e MriHteMiije | NEW YORK (AP) Former 14,1,htV President Hany S. Truman was tel noncommittal today on mounting a.i s| speculation that he might be ap-1J 4 {J1 pointed to the Senate to succeed m« »j Sen. Thomas C. Hennings, D-Mo. ts.t }Jy who died Tuesday. gye Bigger Thon train AT FhteoSsa ------NANCY IN NYC----------Emerted in flie spoils of her victory. Michigan’s Nancy Anne Fleming, the new Miss Amarica. grins meets the cast Of (he Broadway BHHderi "Bye Bye Birdie” hi New Yorit City Tue|day nfidfi. Shown here wtth Nahcy are (foom left) Louise Quick’and Marias* Mason. NEW YORK - Birds of pray often have eyes that are ]nrger than their brains, giving them vision at least eight tones better than ’ that of the most "hawk-eyed" peo- 4hM_ The lens of a hawk's eye is ao gtr. jq well muscled find, in effect, it cea.SSiM **r> transform the MMhi\eye tram aij2‘r m telescope to a micnwcope almost ih# te» Instantly. !»te* tef r.M. AVEEAOEB te gsag aiil off 3,1* -------- » Hall* I3S.I1 off 0.31 U DUM. te.04 up 0.07 • stock* *03*1 off 0J1 ■ Volum* to 3 p.m. 1.030.010 When asked about ft on his ► mdag walk, before the apecdla- tion began to roll, Truman said: ‘No, I don’t have any ambition _____... ito be a senator, althouah^l Aaaoste^PwSa) 14—to,L *ted rather go to tfie Senate than any other office." 'A iu.i moj siiAi Atered staler l —RHH IS-! }{•■« *>J J Truman said he would Stand on -IfM ..sal uoi iooj ay ms a." A that statement. ijVj iHi ioti Mg o Tnuzian was a senator prior to St! fSI-21 Sib?*mta« WreWeri and then Sf 1!!^. *!!• si* nhAteM { ...330.1 ISIS' 'too ; British Iriet, 3A, in the finals of the first Davis Cup competition in 1906. in Busy New York Cabbie Sad: Discovers Bar Has Rear Door NEW YORK (API—A gunman tried to hold up a' Rockefeller Cento: bank today in the busy midmoming hour, assaulted guard and escaped with bullets winging around him. Hie gunman, described by .police as a Negro, disappeared amid the street throng as police cart converged on file area. abandoned when it grew dark. A cab driver made a Detroit tot Pontiac trip tor nothing early thlg morning. There was no immediate re-The United State* defeated the] port on whether the man away wtth any money from bank, a branch of the Chemical Bank New York Trust Co. Transportation Problems on School Agenda Paul Briggs of Redford Town-dp reported to police he picked up a 21-year-old woman in Detroit ahd drove her fe a bar on Weal Huron Street. »a toil Mm to i A few minutes later a bartender emerged, Briggs said, and told him his fare had waited in file front door-and right out the back. All Briggs had to show for the trip was a meter showing f8— unpaid. Problems of safely transporting children to schools will be taken up tomorrow night by the Waterford • Township Board of Education. Parents of pupils at Williams Lake School and the William Austin Burt School have protested that their children must walk to classes atom; busy, narrow highways. The school bond has ahead? guaranteed bus transportation tor 269 children in the Lake Oakland Heights Subdivision, who will attend the new David Grayson School. The board has emphasized th* bus service Is only a stop-gap answer to the student transportation problem. Buick Special to Add 2,000 Jobs In Flint FLINT (UPD—Production of tho HUM Buick Special will provide s 2,800 new Jobs for FUnt workers, Eddaid D. Rollert, Buick genera) manager, bald today. tor as long as (fight months, are LITTLE MAN, BIG BEAE — Lany. Smith, 12-yeanold Pontiac youngster, got the thrill of Ms young hunting career recently when he bagged this 290-pound bear near Munising. See ftasy Page 8; to 300 a day. Mori of the Jobt are l plant producing tte4|pMl£ compact which makes " this year. /. Vi-3*?* I SIXTY THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14,1060 bry Bean, Oat Outlook Better ’'Com Reports * Steady .but Stay W—It of '^dkindNofinot LANSING W! - Dry beans and, on prospects plena up am corn, held steady last month. state-fecF eral crop forecasters reported: Jfaafcy. r, ' * * * t. The outlook for dry bean production was described as "con-1 tolerably better” on Sept. 1 than « month earlier, and the per-acre oats yield was poshed to sa estimated 49 bushels—aecond beet* deer chalked op in Michigan. - As piabohls OeM beas bar vest MSS pot at M3Z.M0bushels, I adty slightly below last year. In their September crop report, the experts said progress toward corn maturity continued to run a , 'week or two behind normal, ir ■ a» ■ ■■ * : ♦ . W lit result, unless tall troetsj you NAME IT — A plastic crehtlon, erected next to an Eaaen, West Germany, school, is called ‘‘Figuration^by the artist. Town- -i folk have named it ‘‘Deaf Owl { This year’s corn aertap is the [laigeat on record hi the state, exceeding last year by 4 per cent,: but production was predicted at ! about f per cam tinder 1999. Maybe He Poes the Squeezing Chain.on Berlin Tightens, Keeping Pace With Nikita ——----------------------—----——— ’ J Bayj BERLIN (API—The squeeze on. AU this was part of what thej .County, On the other hand, fair Berlin geU tighter as the Soviet pototo pro^e^ w^re ldbHng upTUhip Baltika, with Nikita Khrush-Sugar beet and fruit outlooks chev on board, sails closer to were mostly unchanged from a;New York. It may be coincidence. %but f ............■' 1---- ‘ [Waterford Sets. Registration for Adult Education Regiatration for Waterford Town-ship adult education classes has been set for 7 to 8 p.m. tomorrow at the high school, according to director Byron J. Merritt. •' The fall-winter term will begin Sept. 20 and continue for U weeks,; ■meeting on hsalsys front T tut : 9:30 p.m. at the high school. ' Berlin is the salami. The Com* munista are operating on the) progressive pulling at the draw- principle that a slice every now : string on this Commiadct-our- * rounded city, appears to be keeping pace with the progress of the Soviet premier amae—&a--Atlantic. Western officials speculated today that Khrushchev would like to haw the Berlin situation boiling when he appears before the U.N. General Assembly toon after its opening session next Tuesday. Any doubts whether the current I harassing of travel by West Ger-U there to sufficient toterest, mans has Moscow’s approval were to tot lowing esnrees will be | removed Tuesday {light by the reliable: Soviet commandant in East Ber- Auto mechanics, baakbeeptog, lin. Maj. Gen. Nikolai F. Zak-........EM ‘ ‘ lharov. Trans-Canada Xway to Open Ribbon-Cutting Slated Saturday! to End Curb! on Travol at Wawa j drafting, photography, advaaesd WAWA. Ont. UA—A brobdax will cleave' red, white and blue ribbons} Saturday In officially opening the last 184-mile link in Ontario's 1,453 I hud, advanced typing aad of-| Bee machines, beginning typiag mile stretch of the Trans-Canada Highway. \ The registration fee will be 17 per course and is payable at the time of registration. -Mo refunds will be made after the...second ^ . meeting of the class. If ahTHdivUl- [Germans over the past two weeks, ual cannot register at the above} Zakharov turned down the West-scheduled time, he may register cm argument that four-power tlM tint night of the class.-------[control still applies to the whole Mr ........, ' —I.. . i. of the city. The East sector, he said, is part of the sovereign East German state. He stoutly backed up the Communist East German regime, saying it was acting within “constitutional rights" the Soviets gave it five years ago. _ . __ ... Zakharov rejected an Allied erior And end a year of frustration prttesr cf Aug. 31 against the) ter 90&«*r eommunity of 4^00. first of the series of jabs at free poptdatlon about 145 miles north movement delivered by, the East I Sault Ste. Marie. It also will close a highway ring circumnavigating Lake Sup- Molotov Subdued dt A-Energy Confab Living midway along the | stretch, Wawa reskiHits had been J limited to weekend travel on the ! partially cosnpletcd road. ■____ {- The restrictions were imposed! after contractors complained that; road-happy Wawarisai were integ-j— fering with construction. 4 ♦ ★ * For the Ontario Highways De-{, partment, the last Itnk, through! He also poKrtefl a menacing [finger at the West's lifeline air [corridors to Berlin, warning fitripuimem, me Iasi nns, uirougn; VIENNA, Austria (API — For-, 001 to misusp them. Thejjuggp^ north shore Terrain, was: raer Soviet Foreign Minister v. W«*ert powers- would have tobarde8t. M. Molotov was in the backgroundl *>ear “J consequences” if they Rond and bridge construction: -Tuesday a the meeting of Ihe ln-i*1^*1 West German '‘revengejeo^ about jigj.ooo a mile com-: -t» r a a t i o n a 1 Atomic Energy;,ee‘ter8 ®*>d enilitarists” to fly to pared with an average of $120,000i Agency’s board Of governors open- *° "stage provocations", (or the rest of the route, V j ed here. against Communist countries, the) fo Southern Ontario constructk^n... An IAEA spokesman said MW- *eneral said' [was limited to improving existing otov to present but not partkipa- - * * ‘roads. * ■ting in the meeting. | The Communist regime an- ....................- - .....— I Vasily Yemeliaapv represented Inounced Tuesday night it would . . , . . .. the Soviet Union. Molotov was no longer recognize the West Ger-jLOnSing ACTS TO Add named alternate delegate to Ye- man passports Issued to We«t hlnrth-South Mailt Rood I metianov. Molotov’s modest role Berliners. Instead, visas would be ’wavasa [T now appeared to confirm specu-jattached to personal identity cards| lanSING -|W» ^ar.ltaa No iaa*ai|tot. No party plan, m collection., no deUverlet. CaU before U noon. MMM. arnumon sogmiwsni < AOMA a TOTS .tut haa opm- neral Rome, M ATJtSWA^ h COMBINATION BUMP AND PAINT -----■ *bu4 Jooaeaa Motor SMalmr, Lake Sylvan VUtaae; ago _________HI „ hueband of Cither A. Matbem; yn. a S{?rTtt of Wrli® ^ Otlon, ____________ . CAB DRIVERS. PtiLL TIME. JO | rri. or Older. 4JI Orchard Lk n warntnis aits grxtsn i w^irrtD ohfl«. firnor^'eaaeu^^Sy'tooeea grLtomrd. WANT*). XXPTRIZNC1D CASH- t. ims toBEk for rajas- -at eafetann toC Roan tl to Mtr iiamnltnlaa Boat Bullet. » S. MapU, Btnnlntbam. wSiTi WOMAM^ oitl OF 1 -‘■“•■ren. S echool-a*ed. PE HIM. ____j t p.it. WOMAN TO DO LIORT HOU«; work and care for 111 wife, lire la. is MMt. Call aaytltM. WOMAN TO MAI U«ht boueework. trenipo nation.. tv Tjja™ ■ „ , ..J, Charles T and ktiduMl . 1—Mathrwe: dear brother of Marin. ' Roy aad Lowell Mathwwa and Mri. | taint Xlklni: alaa aural rad to 1 one sraaddeufhter Funeral eerr-I toe will be held Thursday, Sept. IS. at 1:M pm from Voorbaet-Btpi* Chapel with Mnw. Otln! Her.hey offlelaUnc. Interment ■ Mount Horn Cemetery. Mr. Mathew, will Ua In state to Du Votrhaee Slpla Puncral Home. M^ynBi^ nFT^. u. mag, ld-STpt! Intermeal la Oodcs Comelery Mr. Mai field WUl Uo tn Stat* At Donalaon-Jobaa Funeral Rome. idOROAN. s*rr~u, tano. rrvas, »33 Mann Road. Watorfard Tovn.hlp; a|a 75: deetr father of Claude, Orant and Kctter Momn and lira. Harold iFloreneei Tur-cbtr; gear bt other of wnuu. toa and||Ho^d ' Mr. Sari' Rarrr; plan survived to to taf Mi mPPiWB Fa a a rat noma, interment kt WanalM Cemetery. Orand Traverse County. Mr. kdarteta wai taken this morning from the Pur.ley Pun.ral ------- “~ Smlth Funeral 1 Mich., far — Isab7r operator, short boun no •venlnc won. 'Downtown shop. permanent waves. S. GUARANTEED INCOME J goUirwood_»e»Uty_ bbop. • 11 N. ORUICRS AND H1CATINO .to SML —- PLUS COMMISSION. ---- CANVASSERS .1 NEED S EXPERIENCED TO QAHTABS FOB CLEAN-)6. GUARANTEED INCOME 1 ip. iwaw, Mr- 'WfiSite at. from naUcn d Friday. Bert. EAST HKATtNO 00. 1 IB B. SAGINAW___ coMpletI Charge t cpttaraa. poneral ekanlnf, work-fin. n.nCl7 iten ^ nice home. BAKER Tad's ! on ex;------- person only. • ledlate opening, for I baker. Apply la L am. to l p.m. fED'S WOODWARD AT ‘.yIJ5*?■„. rt1;* j kABTarrnDtjJvx tit >W dati, i.'tir'rr t week. CaUCE l-tottfor appoint. BABYSITTER WOMAN OR OIRL TO CARS FOR J CHILDREN AND DO LIOHT HOUSEWORK. REFERENCES REQUIRED. CALL BE-FORE 4 PE ilM), AABISl'VItR. 1 CHILP. OOOD BABYSITTER STEADY DRIVER FOR ESTABLISHED into. Mato bo tl ar ever. C«L Ml Clianari. MB Woodward. BoohaalwrTOL S-TOl. ______ ELDERLY MAN FOR ODD JOB8, —tawa-fcr bwnaa than tint tdr--Ing quartara furn, PE MM EXPERIENCED DRY CLEANINO 'river for established ratal. Oil -L Mtal. Apply SM Mala Street. to tofrtaA ffill . BP. MEAT COTTER TOR QUAL- BA BY SITTER BY DAY OR LIVE to. Call anytime. FE 8-6536. c6rb and counter curl* for ' Pnndy'e Drlre-Ini. Ml S. Bnatnaw j aid 4030 Dixie Hwy. age IL beloved husband ■_ Zyrh: dear brother of Mrs, Rein Braun. Raellatlan of tkw Roeary wiu be Thursday. Sept. IS. at l:N p.m. at taehardaqn tord Funaral __■SA-BKJfoMItiL • 30 a.m.fmm St. Mary* Catholic Cwp. Milford, intsrpanl is •t. Mary’. Cemetery. Milford. Mr. By tot wUl Ue to mam at tF-Rlchardeon-BIrd Funeral Moan. Funeral Directors CX)ATS rUNXRAL HOME DRAYTON PLAIN8 OR 3-Tt Donelson-Johns FUNERAL HOMS "Designed for Fwnarala" 8PARU ORIPPIM CHAPEL Tbowghlfui Berrlc* “ * “ ToorRees-Siple Cemetery Lots OAKLAND HILLS MEMORIAL -.1, four grave Iota. Bwwtaon I. Sell all or part. FS ASSSS. PERRY MT. teati,, ' Beautiful i gran w. Bulletin Board Tells Story Big D. C. Moving Day Coming By DICK WEST WASHINGTON (UPI) -Although, (be elections are still two off, the U. S. capital already is! getting ready for the opening of j tilt lame dyck season. .. ♦ o o ' I saw sigM of it a day or two Rgv when I was looking at foe bulletin board in the cafeteria of the House Office BufiMta hitof. CURB OIRL bum WAITRESS — App|! to paraan - Mr DMva-f- Only a top au wMh aaay year. Xtvnce Bead apply. Over •Mia. HOffm.n. OiMand PMktng Market. 7t« Oteawood EXPERIENCED TREE TRIMMER. MUIkvrry s-STse. fiM per wh? A h B >»■—. FB MS23. EXPERIENCED MEN FOR STORE iale.men In Pontiac HMt El. Mutko. EXPERIENCED TIRE RECAP PER lit E. Mountcnlm, Four men or women with tin to fin vac ancle.. Pull ar part time Opportunity In ten good fifty- f!lt to U:30 t m/ " PACTORT BRANCH HAS OPEN* tow toe t men between II and No experience neoexary -f oonortunlty far right man. avwafS awipiga- Beef Barber fUra to. Waterfard, “BRT COUNTER PERSON Cleaner., experienced ar wiu mm fuu or part Ume U 3-3700. util West UIHh.nl Scotia. CURB WAITRESS. IS OR OVER. Swpar Qrtef Drlva - In. Tele-grapb near Dtile. COUNTER OIRL, BOB’S CONEY Inland. 747 N. Perry. COSMETIC TRAINING 1 ladle* wanted - aver to rear, age Under thl. plan vbu earn while yea team. Far interview, phone Mrs. Palmer at FE «->H7 BsBh|»nto A* Liuni Ml vTwto. MT ____ TTFto *OP MODERNIXATION i-ssw. REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. MAN or reman, experienced, fall Une. You vUl be helped with UNtnn end prospect*. If yo* work, yaa wtll make motley. H. R. H.gitrom OR 4-0358. RETIRED MAH LOO* ArTfR GUARANTEED PLASTERINO E. A. PAVIB FE 5-0354 II parktac lot. I drinker, i pay. ltd « Employment AgEwciss -f COLLEGE GRAD d between «lM ifM ft 2J-II. ■peny i •jHTi EVELYN EDWARDS Waterfard Towiutaip. nut time BlosaUnf and hesttng inspector. Watery IS.OOO-M.MO Contact Supervisor's Office, 4PS5 w. Huren Is.. OH f-snx M. Manufacturers Agency Desire, afftwaalve i.l.iman, com-million baata, experience not necraaij. college background -DHtra“ AND COSMETIC CLERE, TovnrtilD. I _______________________________ potential (IDDLBAOED •mall traitor MAM TO MANAGE it Uva on premliei. MA 4-2526,_____ Tk PRIED MEN WITH FUEL um. job. who seek part time employment to supplement Income. Some fuu time men needed alia. Pleasant working conditions. McDonald. Hamburger Drive-In, 1:1 Norte Ferry, ~ „ OPENING FOR 3 MEN A new factory branch ba. opened which needs 3 men who art me-chanlcally tltollftod to uutul new revolutionary electrical unit.. For appointment. caU FE MM be-MBtatota aaf 4. 1 SSto^^^M PART TDOE WALLED LAKE Am. Needed—* sue mart ba presently employed. Over 31. Rave a ear and willing la work, tail Mr Fienrod. MA A3411. 4 to REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. OV2r 30 years eld for lull time itUlng. ■e eager ts atm tall “fxP VMIL* Mer. Opening rlllirtk to start at bot- a and trou for'Jab. Average Rtel Estate Salesmen Or ’WUl trsbB' man with other •site background. Acttr. office R. J! _ "'»y, have own transportation. I days. MA 1-3278. ’ oxiu TO ». HIOH SCHOOL - A days a wsek. J verb by hour or Job. FE 5-3B3. t-t WALL WA8HINO CARPET™* Uphol. Mach. cleaned. FE 4-1077. u CARPENTER "'WORE 'NEW and repair. FE 4-ditt. H CARFENTEk AMO CAWNET worfc Rcpatrx and addition. OR A-t CARFEWnSl ~ ibCNo maiT N any kind. CARPENTER. __ _ - msitsMag re I BOSS: - ayyjffififitTmn i-tete after B:>» phi. AN WANTED. NO «- i HOUSEKEEPER WHITE. LIVE IN. ate S?ry£? t" J *!S*«** **ai to'Au^l *cay Ks^lW »23 ,or *““• ««" n salesman, full time, mens clothing experience preferred. Many employment benetlts. Apply atMbert Hall Clalbss. Ml Dtxta .Highway Ctorbaton, TELEPHONE CANVASSERS wasted and salesmen for model utkm sales. STB >r^ emtL e W* --------------- RUN A SPA RE-TIME OREETDfO - ■ Bra at baate. Bbaw «e <* ear new UW CWxU nothing le try. Write Mgy SLssr’Da.’s^S ktawhlgan. . , ; ShBFOMSIBLK TODNO ODtL and itgH hoasewort OR 3-lggg. SHORT ORDER COOK. WED mwviiB TOy®.«su« Sect'y eircutlre. sac rata rial P Oood typing, a tea to hand taphone. Aged M-3A, > days, ant surroanStogs. Salary j start. Mldwaat Employmti Pontiac Wafa Bank Btd| Instructions Finish High School No classes, study at tome ipsrs tint*. Diploma awardsd. If yon are 17 or aver and left school write for free catalog. WAYNE SCHOOL. Date. SPIC, Box MM. Detroit K Michigan MECHANICS ’ . Etm to Also a week and tip tn Auto-Diesel Mecbafttps. . Trtlnlng at loer cost- by the Amerttin ratal te Qmmi. i am profit organisation. ' Employment Servlea Included. Ne Interference with present Job. HOME. OARAOE, CABINS ADDI-tjons. Llnaeil balmer. FmA — Tenma, fte 4-tata. OUSE MOVING VOTY equipped. FE «-g4te, L. A. Toung lOUBK SAISINO. LEVELINO. wider ptantog aad footings tn-statled. oS >;. OAR'FilNTER H in . welt, prtced HternTph. fe t-uoi. ■ jSiSpPTPETmulAIt ■' Cement wwh. of nirtoada. Sidewalks, ka teti ant a. flaart drtye- a wm. n a-xaax. experienced' woiipt "wants laundry or cleaning by day. PE _SegraT»ik and Jim Nlemchak CEMENT WORK OP A Fraa aettmatte. C~ * EMENT WORK OP ALL Xiwqg. Nothing tea mna ar small. Cam- .sa . HAVE YOU A Wet' Basement Let Drain Dry tote Co. and this caaeftlaa farara by using ' their Drain .Dry Matted. ‘Me Paint ar Plastar but a sermsn. Drain Dry ROOF. REPAIRS KAVKgTROUOmWO Tl 44444 ROOPIN - AND gftEET' METAL". OB 3-P537______ “ “WATERPROOFING Work gwaryteed^Prse estimates Business Service 15 BLOOMFIELD WALL CLEANERS JfAUj-jmd wtddows. Reasonable. ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE RE- tisrusa **E PORTABLE STEAM CLEANINO ^CLEANED ITFEWWrrSg ijpAISED AND Bookkeeping A Taxe* id Pressmskinq, TsHoring 17 DRESSMAKING. TAILORING, AL-. terattaaa. Mrs. Bedall, fe 4-P053. TAILORWO'-' ALTERATIONS - FW Repairs «PWA WARNgR PE 5-2538 ...Ofrdte Plewlot 15 AL WARNER'S ROTGTILLINO. FLOWING. Ol ^t£R^NUi™c«Oo* Uwmdry Servicp"'..jj COMPLETE PAMILT LAUNDRY LagtalT. 544 s. TeUgraph. FE —ys&steCIj} ssr gg&s^yaF-aBL^ LA-1 MERION BLUB SOD DE ST*! Mtf***1 Crooks Rd fULLDOZno; lanM S1XTY«Q»1; JSR MBvtuf md Tr»ddt 22\ f Wtft MlictflwNw M| _ IN* AfN. FOTMiid 37 t, HELMS. LtOBT HAU1 job too mill UAH1U. HK PUXTlAl PkKS8, VVKUXKSUAV. StePTKMBKR U. I960 — By Frank Adana mHl , I.,; vwehtos or ,--- _____ • saap *roffigSSR wed m. _ ■w'V^in' • WH.Mb will wy thae* m r Kiwgwigp. i^y^o»~ilr¥j - SfrMW---------—-----?—/irmTsr1 »-v»|| BOtW.aEOCWU FLOOR, Wrf. Bent Ayti Unfurn. 3ft DAY, SHIFT _?~ljgi| ^ Wanted ta Bet * jFLOAD DECEMBSR TO JUNK SCI Far Stfe Houses COLORED Trucks to Rent! Punp TUBII llBi TNllari> «Mt Af tAnn *■_ * ~MW~ t - -»■■■«. -re=t=r~ IBST SIDE -II. AN® I tptnartti Mb. M N -• •■■-----ji-.-..a-------j stove mo refrigerator Lk. Often. yfc »•****. { near at. Benedict «wi------------- AND BATH OtKWia ! school* CIom JJ Itela at fa 6-3800. j bus eervlee. call MS Van or Bant Trailers Pontiac Farm and Industrial .Tractor Co. ____., m a. Trtopwsac ___ rc 4-04M fi HI Opan DaTy InelMlaa Sunday Share Living Quarters 33 re R write Me FE wbatt^ rath near town Bent houses Furnished 39 « VERY~NIC® ROOMS. Alio ______________________________ „ nice rooms. Utilities. MS MM. a48 month ASA 6-TOSS AFT. AND 4 RnoiiA rURNlaUXO PRIVATE | BfcDHU DLX FANETEli CAS -'--w ' entrljtlcr — *" —'-----------1 ~ • - —* — “»-*—* mV~wlTH VIW DUMP" TRUCK! .T,™' W ,1 ?« ROOMS AND lATR. WCTCI.T MSUO. QI2 Wk, FB68M1 ._________' M&la aart ot ulr WM BA- (Rb ML ydttAN tO gglftK . mulshed relereiHf. r^uireO , * , bJ&ROOM cSir. CLEAN, J tionS 7-0341.__________ j~ as—, i_! FK b4lU and Eves A Sun. on bus line, nnnr grocery. PE ■ (YDELL CARTAGE | firmraigiB ■ Lae Vi .nag lone distance moving. YOUNGWORKING WOMAN .. Mima re I mm ------(—annua ta dun canon jiome.. '• ■ - ---- I "'ll ■ ' —1 ^sx-’.—...— - Double FIT 5-8850. ROOM. MODERN. PARTLY furnished -MA84M6 I ROOM APT.-1 CglLD OYER S Painting ft Decorating 23 g^uny^ «****" , ----wws^---!_Jaa_g»» nwar f. MU Mtoj .„ TliQrAWO BATE. lMWrT “Sa&PSnffSSff.'ff asjw-ted Transportation 341 -------------M-------W*' “ »ter School Best, israge indue - ad? 8140. PE HM ■ . ■ to PQ^rrynr pontuc | u | g andT uff 6uSr j^juTarpAsy: xsttxSSr&J £ SJn j ~ ! RJ«tffil *l«lwff mnd^eiterter. **'*-' efflclenci CasB-EUeabeth Road OR CASH NOB LAN® CONTRACTS UtUlUee turaUbed . neat, adults only, lit PCT — Inauire E O. Henwpeuad. ■j .East Huron. Phone Fg IATTRN. PRNSIOW LADaat uptV 1 mad., warm, close shoppin*. doctors I could ti ialitil'~aMl hoard Home p EM MM). Kf ia "oono lurnished. i 1NO 1 RAOB. WITN Oft, N*5x WU 1 CAR OA? . 1 KI-LItVE NO MO i Build a bam < Your let a* and frame *1 tn ladepeade ■t STARtfeR 1 to to grand of. ttolm BMW, BulMar EM 38MI ^Twyto. af briej mstruction, located 1 pee fatowUp. 114) lot. You can move | prnftle reaped from this Invest; meat, nr an km, fm add it uni H lCmtJF truck At dawn pay meat on I nan, i JUST MOVE rs ' eertly. UUs Rama It dianMn __ — -w— *---------t$ and ijr H| MULTIPLE L1AT1NO SERVICE beth Late. mN^vrmSRy. BEDRM. OAS 1 ^I g^pi O'NEIL owner hat spared. ___._____ , haet what |sw and Me femtly j theaehl weald M Ruhr permenenl 1 residence tor many year*. I he#-rooms plus dsn Lovely and warm j atmosphere iiinwghawt Mealier win nm mind^ mos^kiut>rajrl>er|e . Vuin-ia iifan wM^rT.rpK urnlshed complete, t bedroom IwSF “ ews 11 work ___; Buticrlleld. lUb > painting, wall waihtng. Free fimates. PE 5.0376. A LADY INTERIOR DECORATOR'. _____________ .MMEDIATE ACTION an® EXTERIOR qb good load eotttracts. C*r8awsL. -= ■i_4»’e •: a»su»w PE _______Mt 3-ie*i______ __■ ! ATTSaCTIYE-APT PIN® lor 2 adulU. FE MM. . COLORED MARRlfD COUPLE 1 unfurnished OR runotw House pot I n 1 garage, lull beeomeat. furnished. | y Hit per month Pnone PE s-7en2 \ ~Z % BEDROOM UNION L AEEPRONT ! i hem* Plreplaee, oerpeted. For J rent or sale. Ekl MW ' y 3 BEDROOM Y ! wk. PE 4-14M n- 2 BEDRM. IAKBFRPNT 1'/f JAssy^MRr l'. Pont Rent House* Unfurn. 40 ______ jewahMe. .... Mfftf ^uigl. «|vop- wucK MODERN. JfWkt CLEAN t 975. KM 1*9019. ! « 9«dm ranch duplex Ntlurgl i. . __ krenerd plgy | ---3 3971 ’ ________ BEDROMS, CLOSE TO DOWN- WJ ...PE A-MM. COTTAOE8 jjUDl OgUtMI^AtL J ISiflnffH Winter ..........................ik for B^en Temi_ _____________ ~Pepertng ire: MW. 'K T.. Tpmnlpton. Rftiltor ; Broadway, mt 24»m. PAPER HANGING AMD PADOIBO nM 0rthatd Lite Rd PE L4AW ; PVT- »ATH ““ ‘ land CONTRACTS TO BUY st' to uu- Earl OAtrifi.1 or «M 2-egag. ^' ABSOLUTELY THE PASTEST i -J— *—our load contract. ' •lung. BEDROOM LAEEPRONT NEAR Pontiac Plreplsce aSd^ garage Waterford School District. 285 mo until June. EM MM RMS. AND BATH IS* PSR MOi SIM Lakevlew. Ortonvllle. Call area; SIM t ■■■■■■■I CLEAN I BEDROOM HOllE NEAR Walters t;*"* *-- ' For Sale houses BIOBOOM BRICE RA — PiB. fences ns Highland COl.OItFJl « ROOM HOUSE - month - cqulf| to" *13.000 FHA. OR ROOM~ ORA Y ' BRiCkr mSe- fio'e l»*t*rtVU|'7aeemmltr room* large attic. M.000. cash b70L Carroll Lake Road, Cant -------OR 3-9033, * -»Sh*oaA U now mefiimgr ®w 111.700 with liberal imu. White self Phene OB H*M~_ "■ PorfsALE OR REirf t bedroom |MH 0200 dewn gU | m», oR t-eAw__________ r tiMfC W^IRKWR—^ MOVE RIGHT INI. CLEAN I bedroom. IH atory bun-; SHOW Full baerment. oarage 1—nralt dew sled 111 Mieelyund- - sraned Can be handled for 11*0 - down phi. costa, u ! 1 WJ Rose' Homes at dS~MMl f fur further tnlormatton.._ j ‘ Hoftpymoon Special Here's a Hula dream home. Love- Wo Drr. Pa^ GU, Do You Know —Two eaa stttt-geaRfrJ* ,U2 full baeement. aateimatle FA h LaeAted^ Ryliaoj*^ ail j 9 BEDROOM RANCH bUUt in 1M7 on 4 wooded lots with lake gnvHoge* 1 Large living room, aloe kitchen, bath with shower Forced ftled’ha! milrin Uullt-h h Large bedre ________j sew furnace. 1 scaped, Anneealmately Will consider trade l‘ . and already approved bV VA at M.1M see H today. , shopping end ah IB TERUh Real Estate Company , 000 N. Main. Rocnestet |01; 1-8143 Open ’tif 9 ■ MUl.nFl.E I.iarlNO SERVICE Fresman PB 2 PAINT1NO. 1 hangln • *' t*H< .A KXT PAPER j , M* igxfcOUnVE TVpE HOUSlNoT~l ]y BEDRObMR EaATHS SEOOND — SedroMns. fuU b»*emcnt earpev noor knotty pine, near schools, 1 I'tSsr AC- I 8-OMt. . - . I . pnoMB AND BATH. PULL BASE- I FOR LEASE OR SALE SSl Cash EAST SIDE AND wSreWE* « "Sfi most »• 1. Jbedroom B« alter I mms. toouir# *0 *. EennoU Hd i Cll| tft>r t yy j.«4g7 I pah* jrlvllege*. MU 1 Cottage end Osmun. CRErr TY • I HOUR , d y and night PE MRI.___ i DAY 0.1 - NIGHT TV SERVICE. Efficiency Apartments Lj»l-iM~5Lt''ir.Hir~' ■ CLEAN 3 ROOM!. BATH. Dorothy Snyder Lavender 1 Realtor hi. » ToCjr-------f 7001 Highland.ltd. .”E31,'i a September to June. CaU 7-1407 or MI H802. | MODERN J BEDROOM? AUTO . matlc heat, stove pnd refrigerator. '3063 Brisbane, Oakley Park. MA LIMB. -....--______________ MODERN 2 BEDROOM HOME, naar Clarkston OR 3-7223. _ . NSWLY DECORATED 2 BEDROOM 8 ROOMS fe BATH. It* CAR OA-i rage. Lot 75 * 884 All whtte neighborhood 11,000 down A take ImmeyfiNo** Ca?l*raCl2*C’rl>1 I BEDROOM PARM HOUSE AND . ________ iperles ... _____ lorsled fencing, 2 ear garM* with porch emihy j on beck OR l lill .. LOW DOWN PAYMENT win take vacant lot a* low dowi if Pontiac. Pull a ••eet, built in 111.. -I and screens I RUSSELL YOUNG _____________-,_»*&estate * amifiiya brick daplll. CMr PE 2-8804 ■ , Pj.„*:3B Barry Weod. LI t-M ___ ”” LAKE OAKLAND I tray ed PR^dj CLARK REAL ESTATE j teaCEum o^rwAn*! iifraraiiawu, «« ft-SfCs* Walled Lake Mo. 1 largo____________ —r. ._ MA 4-2233 I- LOST: OLAME9 IN BROWN CABE j ! SMAtas n^A. W« • «•- ______tower. On Lake and M-M. ' Reasonable, OR 3-4685. . ------ ■ - 1FORD LAKE ORIOiy. MODERN 1 AND FRONT "HOMK^MEAR PON^ MEW 3 48EBRQOM -OR MA2TOON g rooms. NEAR PONTIAC MO-; H” SS Lake. aSTbiSh. 2 bathe. bas?-1 m, mo daws. M» a.*, PE MJat j ____jne. Fireplace, aoci---- ' 3 teachers, rf 0-3624 beach. 2 _____ , WffilaaL- -- stble party. 10 mtlei Pontiac. Call after I D Edith, PE 2-8227. —ssTm .7'. — ■ sign 8 ROOM HOUSE, AMD I# ACkB” Tu^S^ol"^ j i^sIF ,rom c",rthou‘* ®] 7488 Bltcane. I Buyers Galore ______________ .. ' A - TAYLOR, AOBNCT i npr-mggjr^ ME gAtm iHiriro . 7728 RIOHLABDROAPOR 4-03aa ^S2sSar«L?siM^iE£. LITTLE. CLEAN WARM — home, fenced ground., II uttUtlei tnpplled. FE Private entrance. ArsyW cash far yi only. FE ^ALL HOME. PARTIALLY ________-----------i Dished with lull bass met UNION LAS*—LABOS S RM8 AND Bound Lake. Only 840 Rbc«S^k«u6-ArfA7M6D, j. TtfMm& Olteadgota £r?u c,iu,i*ryh.h?u*?t-LJ.?5.rmi'..? I narase. fruit trees, colored. Price bathe^ all kaat f per mo. OL 1-SMS._____ ROOMS AND Carpeting. (128 ; SMALL 4 Hobbies Rnd Supplies 26A I CERAMIC KILNS, I FIRES FOR-! estate Collection* of molds. Com-1 la sat-ap. 8300 PE 1 8*88 j it load, i I contracts. , -bath. Modern 25k. j SMALL 2 BEDROOM, OAS REAT, On Cooley Lk. Rd. FE pi 6-5*41 dent Apis. Unfurnished 38 Notiots and Psrsaotla 27 j ANY- OIRL OR WOMAN BEEO-t. - friendly sdvtsdr. phone “ KENNEDY ^ FRED HERMAN ..ARE YOU WORRIED OVER DEBTS? ALL CASH Ol AND FHA 0 ywa r'*- ~ Till W.^ide y ifTifiU*tr 6-0860 SPECIALIZED REALTY SERVICE CaU Loulg Borst, Realtor. SR us lor Immediate K. J. (Dick) VALUET Realtor FE 4-3531 286 OAKLAND AVENUE ! Open 8 to 8 SU0- 11-8 FLOOR. 3 * *ATH k BSMT SMALL FURNI8HBD HOUSE. MOD- By^M, fKKjvf; -^y^att^Sg^Si I wiw~inia 8tiaM. on. kefroid apartment. , l-lfoi. ' ava gg4&— 6 and 7 H|99H BRICK, >h ~BATHB. age. 40 Nelson, across om_St; Michael's Church, i SlSO DOwV i BEDRM = “ OR 3-3*38 LAKEWOOD VILLAOR ■“—no. 8 rm. brick ranch, sat. fireplace, S and w, an ? car gar., lake prlv. Askirig 122.600 With terms, ^ . Pace • lenity OR 4-M38 Builders NiAR Johnson 23 YEARS OF SERVICE Kl.AND LAKKFRONT _ priced drastically rodueog. Ow< says sell al once STba U loav lor Florida. This lovely, home lsted on a high W*U Undies; “Ckiln«rr; W SLfig , I to last and priced right, Why not teke a look at this one now it TED McCULLOUOH, REALTOR ARRO REALTY TI 11 FE 5-1284 FE 4-3844 aCl Vat wb&V*' !. 23 YEARS Or SKRVICB LAND LAEEPRONT _ ■■ . -ri_nEta. r~greima iprtekUng sys-, sell or trade tor a free and clear home a* down paymeol. I *226 MOTES YOU IN 1 -su« -«u ' a bedroom ranch automatic WOfAiTLl3EirTw®ERN. zaras, h^iihdrR4.' 1 OR 4 SMALL ‘ BEDROOM AF children welco 6-1244....,...... - I ags*"1 Children. ,76 mo Fi ^ 4^fikH8^tgff»D' LAfESPROBT j C 5dmett, I'E Rent ttonses Unfurn. 40! _ room, ttle lpith.~EM 3-3844 ab« price *8*68 Phone PE Mtll $300 DOWN PAYMENT 2 bedrooms, large tot. Have lev- -ami »m amiMl subur|^|| BHf Pontiac- Rave 8-0458- hoftie. Its osuis, suwniH, wi heat. 100 ft. wide lot, paved street, completely ranalahad. Immediate Csession Only 811.08*, 878 moAlh lading tears and tesuraaee Evenings after g call Mr. Warden. FE 8-UM---------—-------------- A. JOHNSON ft SON 1704 S. Telegraph FE 4-2533 GILES. Sale or. Lease 04*6* for this • roam L.. kart Access tm I lakes. offer aw down paymi 3-Bedroom fir. Located Just north of Die * bedroom — 114 ceramic bath* -fireplaces - finished recreation roost* - bulk in rang*, oven, end hood, large total Priced et 81,000 ----- duplication price end can GILES REALTY CO: kfULTIFLB1 ffvwttrs iCRVICK Drive > Watkins I NOTHING DOWN .280 full price. Need) ; Val-U-Way so 3-car garage *0 toll prise sad a be arrahged. HOYT FOR GOOD RUTS AND VALUES jaUBURBAN ' 20x20 bulldlng^J It I BEDROOM RANCH I 1004150' IMS- THREK ROOMS’ PLU8 KITCHKN 2 BEDROOMS, WILL TAKE 2 *75f*s.ikiii s>« ms ussrsM children FE 0-8*38. s -to''* PE >1*88- __—i-MM» /-sit w rpr-ift A nrT'C * >alstt ~i«Ag)~guppuM -1m iTSSSi cosina mlo. and Si .ATr.H Ar 10. 1 Menomlnse. Mrs Wallace. FE Union Lk Phong MA 4-1282. 8>Ji-»i~i. lUtl irxL x , chtldR-. ------- 2 BEDROOM HOUSE. ATTACHED - ___ -------- oae heel. ---- FOR SALE MEMBERSHIP -CANA-, da Creek Ranch 12.888 acre hunt- . •- —1 fishing club. Phene MA j ^oi?nd Bfraarnu , Wedding Napkins TREE" , BEDRM. DLX.. KITCHENETTE Apt*., ae wly Pee .. let ^ Plr.. park-1 -“ - -- e— —- heat. M .! AFTER _ to* to from n uour. i I, Pvt shower. FE 4-22*1 i Rfi8iTfi«iaFNlH'iE.“I elor enclose in. everything N. PARKS BT. PS 8-164* HR „ AND SUNDAYS. SEE CARETAKER MB CARROLL aiarcacmct. _ n^Bto. UlffURN.. UFPElt^n-AT „G. W 4C . vi:l -i party only. PjlVtoM. _____etirsetive rm. FE 6-7312. 8*08_,DN. CLEAN RM* . REAS. ** COTTAOE TM- Apt. B-L Mrs. See, nc. 2-8*78 clean"sleepino room, close" , in. 2* Norton. , ' ^ CLEAN ROOM FOR man. PVT. ‘ 'RANCH. ] 1 BEDROOM BRICK RANCH WITH 1 basement. ..JB. jfctotf. Ar»ll*M8 tor 8 montoe. MA 848*2. ROOMS AND RATH. — Sanderson; PE I Iwl. I ROOMS. HEAR POPQE PARK —PLUS'10« INP0RMAU8-. With Every Order Of Wedding invitations *io. EE B. Parke, Rear. IST PLOaiL pH EEUAgSt LAKE , . ----- —w-I clean. 3 andimth rK H370. ] f RMS.. AMD . ■, „ l| OR 2 R006M1? ItiwLY i*a ntes util! Backentosc Book Store t retag, w* * ’ . __ . ,,..r 5^-,., ,t»r- »e "'RMS. AHD iATH. LOWER 1 ar 2 children welcome, tit LaSalle. Inquire at »1 H. EtortawR ’ HI AND RATE, UP8TA1R8. plus utilities rK *-0082. sflia-row-arra-------------- S-2'16 (7 Wk. PE FRONT ROOM. PRIVATE HOME. close In. FE 2~0*l8.. __ OIRUTlfiCE' MbliE OP TOUR j —own,1 rm. ratal 8d7 W. Hnron. | MOD-LARGE RM.. WEST 8IDE. I Large closet, tor gentleman. FE FE l*L— ___________ 3 BEDROOM. 1 ACRE. 1 CAR OA-rage. Lake privileges Option to bu>. *110 mo. EM 3-2*08._____ < ROOM HOUSE 2188 K. WALTON Cell NEAR PONTIAC PLANT. LADY 1 preferred. Exchange references. , FE 2-300*. II EAST LAWRENCE _ HAND PAINTED CHINA. ORDER LOSS WEIGHT SAFELY ' eoenomlcelli alls btoomrtt Dw-A-Olet table**. 0* _________________ ,, .IbOftTLSct* ftftWL"!ttR nodsrmi FEivAfi~*ir;ijwajss*- _t~* — . ——" ' HOOMs - AND BATH IN DRAT- ’ itoto hnoi and hat Vltfr lUltltSOetf. m>rf %etlt ORDER trance. IT and Ml Osmun I RTOMIFOR SWOLE MAH. TOL- ^ ored- *10. per wk., FE 8-802*. | P4 W: Room* with Board 43 » i ”5ney Wt8^ gfianS^,”^ . . BEDRM carpet and drapes- gu. 8-2868. ' 1J (600 DOWN, t BEDBOOM HOME. Clerketon area ^ newly ^ decoratod °HM AVONDALE IN BYLVAN 2 bedrm brick, net fireplace, IS ■ liltv.. din. rm. Alum S and s. *0 x 168 landscaped lot 81.600 dn. -------Pace salty OR 8-083* Builder*' j ---------J4750 I bedroom*. 8 lot*, garage, nice j lhade. only *788 down. - 1 CUCKLER REALTY :—leading—to Baraga, onto* - 34x34 buildh 0 W price. I LARGE 4 BEDROOM HOME >d to if iters, e* H. C. NEWINGHAM | ' CORNER CROOKS AND AUBURN [ 860O DOHH FE 4-0243_____UL 2-321*1 WlU WOV* * . 10x20* family -attached rb garage. -Only 6 years eld add right buyer. LAKEFRONT RANCH If you at# looking for *a '•** eollent lak*^^ property al a pruw flreploce 1c of Pontitr I. Asking *13.300. Pace reg*. Newly dtcor*tod. $9,500: MUSTSElX decorated UU1. MAirtug.. , - i rM "aft. lady’"only. 17 T" HendeftOh -----; ■— ; T ROOM AND BATH. REAS. 1(4 MAR rffts. - IN DEBT? IFSQ LET US Give Vou 1 Plscc to Pay WSS^SS 2 ROOMS AND BATE. PRIVATE ; entrance, ill nr- —1 “ welcome. FE 6-1 272 Bnwwto Ave. ' 3 ROCSt APT. S» WUK- 010--1 torn. 75 Clark. 6 ROOM AND BATH. *hall._FE 6A6*4 M*ru____________ 6 RM. APT. 1 LRO Rkto. _DN 2 Lrr up New CMC ami Bald-eu Rubber Children Welcome. UL 3-4368. ___________________ I ROOM UPPER ON WEST SIDE. ! *7*. FE 6-442*. I»”ROOM. 2 BEDROOM APART- j 1 ment — brick building. aU utilities furnished also has baeement fa- • ROOMS AND SHOWER rm 2-0830 .... BEDROOM HOUSE. _ NEAR t. 8200 and take over i t* 8lV totonto *4 *87 pee month j Including Uxes and insurance ) Owner. OAklend 8-37*8 . R. J. (Dick) VALUET Realtor FE 4-3531 388 OAKLAND AVENUE | OPEN 8 70 t SUNDAY II TO 8 *- Willitms L>Ittfront"- Attrectlve 2 I week, East side In Ponttoe, | eMrs wani LOWER - Ease Yoar Mind WE ARE NOT A f, LOAN COMPANY MICHIGAN CREDIT COUNSELLORS L RM 701 PON77FC STATE BANEl BLDO Ft 8-088* eiuttse. 6*ntor toi^TSirmn-Hon. Piles Realty. FE Mill g Rm4 aHD BATH, tOSTEj. .3 bedrm*. R Newberry near Web-— School llest, garage lnclud--*IM. FE L31 . ROOM MODERN. OAoTSaT, running hot water Wm . Jiewiy decorated. 1 ehUd welcome. School hue Stops to (rent, **0 **r ate, EM V8tor. ___ 4 BEDROOMS AT 1* E. HOWARD St. Phone FE 8-2687 between 8:3* ; .4Lm_. toll I jit p.m. weekdays, t RM. AMD BATE- ** WAODKK ton St. Near .eehoals A kueet. I. ROOM HOUBE. m CAR OA"-. rage, lake prtvUege*. Couples i ooly. $78 par month. Commerce I ROOM^ AMP'BOARD. *• WILLIAMS . KDM MCWAB jtoOOM AND BOARD POR "LADY "anyThTng down We bAVe A lATgr 8—mom, J bedroom,- partly modern. Nice W, 4408 Oak Vists. Will take MO* tor my equity. Balance to lees then 81.808. Eves OR 3-8*88. FE 3-108*. room"S board wtth or wmr . t. 13614 Oakland Are. PE 8-1M8 AND *7. BOARD tkland. PS 3-8100. CM** In. ML Clemen* St. PE nu”i*. ^c^m-N-iiogE j ROOM APARTMENT SUITABLE tor worktog or retired man: Prt- R-JlDick) VALUET Realtor FE 4-35311 Ooen1? to VaA,,D AV*to£ U-8 EXPERIENCED CARE FOR EL; I OP« ■JOJ_________1 sl.rW nrnmon in aHwaM ban ft. PE ost.' ieito ( Convalescent Homes 44 j Ar Darling Immaculate 1 bedrm. home. Cor- *w» hsftpw »F>d bill. h«ftt«d breezeway. " Water softener, ear ear- 3 iota all f*“ NIK* Il.toO dn. - ranch, 3 bed! ___Jtoteg—« *• Y ear garage. 426,600. Call al _____ MOVE RIGHT INI CLARKSTON! 0101 Ortonvllle Roid 50 % MUO with . I RMS. W. SUBURBAN77rO C—-One. Lake prtvllegv* FX *-*7*8. -r'ROOMS AND iATH wxra SEP-. : ' ■ spsrtmen' — ' at 34 NORMA w'allFEI-OI- THK GROSSE yrf.. NURSERY SCHQOL Announcing a breoah uBrsery Nursery School eud Ktodertartea ■ tor 8M>fem. i8 mat. - « r~ Counselors 3 1U8S. BATH PRIV_ XHT PARE-Credlt couhselorv log utfl^_ Belmql Bt. fW_ _2-7426. -raj----------ROOMB, NEWLY MDCORATED Adulte. Tg Norton. ■ 1 LAROE RMB.. DOWNSTAIRS Wslking , distance to Pantlae Mo- I____rsfg., store, heat noi Rater. Only 800 — * CLEAN. *40 A MONTH. I ROOMS. 3055 Auburn Avenue, Auburn Height* UL 2-2914.' ' . QjtAN AND PLEASANT woman U private hotne- FE . iEAUTTFiJL 3JIEDROOM Bl w«>:......... ...-l^rjiaega^Lagigip ----Rost Stofn Sarage, storms, st rest, auto Oas furnace. Only 81 i 3 BEDROOMS EAST SUBURBAN—Rant *4 a pin I describes this ranch top* ksni J Picture windows. Ulad balk FOR to schools, children welcome,. fee-, : sonable rent. PE 8-1688. _■___ a ROOMB LOW RFNT APPLY AT 08 Branch St. or *33 Franklin Rd. 6 •MALL IWOMA. m A MDliTH, gg ga?1 WE PAY ALL YOUR BlUeS tow service Includes fje* tax •orvtoa. baokkaaptog. eltortta. portage, photocopies of Mila paid, and! payment of rent and utilities BATH. MODERN, - ---1c heal WEMizmr W______________________ ' drinkers. FE 2-4180_. CLEAN ’ ;I ROOMS AND~RATH Utu. tom, PH 8-6488. __ - I Wf too rno. OR 3-3053. FE C.LJE * N i JgKSBB/CWm\-e-1008- --------,------ *60. Children welcome. B old 5 ROOM HOUgE BASEMENT. OA-Mpuntaln -Read. FB 8-7*01. FE » Whtte^Lake vicinity Good ULTRA NEW^TORJPL WEST SIDE Rent Office Space 47 NEW pTWCEB .v.—t MDE' 1*0 rally isnascapeo iot icuvvu ; "1,, .7 000 at 000 00 46 j backyard, yard Ughu. atumtoum - 1 ^..to-tofMn.,, tii.900 cash. V* fflrj * RM ROOM. ? ; NEAR SCHOOLS AND tHflWljO, •full^oto. oaf^floors. plastered bedrooms____, ... i L'. - WTTL.TDTa Only 0800 down move* sou In this ocas, isreewewar vo -awaenea -sws- i?s! 4 "mt" a.WlLUAMS HovdKwit Inc., Realtor kooj awxto ^Mwy. ^t Telegraph * Farming week Ft M081. 273 BMdwto Ave 3 ROOktt, GROUND iPLOOR. Pftl-vate bato^gd entranee. couple i~ioOTOPAl't'kitorfPE »if. HOMEX SERVICES ayqg ^ NV td. ChiMren to Board 28 3 otSSSSs uttutiee ram’, ideal tor ^ - MW-— qglie. 1 .nawtoned* Or working Connie. Brar?Abv 2£ 55^ L lWV>m4‘jjramnB K Sr i COLORED Nte* apt. Stove end refrl* and heat torn. Ph, FE MOW after 8. COUPLE ONLY. SMALL APT 810 get week. Wtth stove R refrlg- FQS COLORED APT FOR RENT 1*7 11 audits an. - .stove, i I ROOMS ADULTS. wneSar. fiODERN * ROOM APARTMENT. stove and refrigerator furatshed. *1* month nine re M32I from g to and 3 ip g p;m. MOD BLDO . (OB. 1 EM. APT stove and wing.' Included Bus . NEAR TEL-HUROH • VtSL TSTrtfflBTtoriSSsit pin* refrigerator end apt. site nttng and raw; l property. For Sale Houses 3 bedroom, basement, con- - crete drlte, sxeetlsnt locating, bj owner. 30 t, Longfellow off Bsld 49 carpeting, finish r. *17.« A eom tollmen f ROfMlI* * BATH- 144 8 FARKX St. Inquire 26 B. Howard. FE 8" r6oms and bath, lower flat near Ponttoe Motor. PE ■2-8309. . _ ■,!11 This nearly now home, 8 district * or I children wetoems. ‘ *»■ geeage with werk- e^wat* heating 1 BEDROOM RANCH TYPB HOUSE neaTSSeed1 ^ 3 HOUiia ON' * AdfctR. I BED; ■ “v*1 ' Stoll has full 3-1001. 87* par noto. qulred K. O. Hempsteao^Reaiwr Near I U* Kaat Huron Street FB 88284 Box 76. F woimr bomi at omuui vo- 1 age. 761 Sunny Beach Dr. BM 2" BEDRM MUCK-. LOE. LOT. breeaeway. and garage. Nle* iota. Near hue Writ* Pontiac Press f*r*' _______ I W^EiTrthTRealtor. Ml 4-7*1*. BY OWXEk Nice 3 bedroom home. North of Plaber Body and Pontiac Motor. Reasonable down payment. Pull price (*.72*. Paved itieet. aide-walk. tewers all In and paid tor. Fenced yard, tor Information call NAttonm I-****. itoIjMt____ - it OtoHEE HOME ON SYLYAN Lake 2bedrm*. bnto Bvlng mam. dtotiH room. Ideal tor enm-mer living. Priced to sell quick FE 8-MU for appointment. Shown riJnE11 A VERY NICE 3 « lot 144x100 Hard-forced FB. PIMP a»*r * _ 88 OREM STRUT ---- and hath, an modern —' Near to 3^! 3 BEiDROOM RaScH, PRIVATE > BY OWNER. 1 BIDROOMfHOME? Oil heat; rm mlJ^.A. tormi. _vp#U*now for mi ftppototmftnt! " STEELE .REALTY (M»in Office) IMS North Milford Road Betweei Highland and MUlord MU ItoU ..... ... . M**7 older 8-bedroom home ^n* Oxerd. Oood ato* rooms extra E-Flj. — ..—1 n — «Sp. CtojjO '^'shopping e only : » 00* y ! * NICE LOE RMB. . __—__j. 8toN* » jy«.« JtorSjg^ jS to. MA MB* furniture and . , estimates. T$ 3-0307. ---- . CrriliiiDY ^afTMITrr for fm, OA 2-2811. Phone OR HIM . J ROOM afartment IN ' family dwtilnE, ~1M| |W* —*" 3 •**»*■■ n of paaa, an —M wother I toed bedroom. S&Sg_______ * zsrSriSa&M with garage Near to OesMral Hospital and toot residential n-1-cqiidrea panafriad. Sr I Mg’psr r softener large let. . _ I PLANNINO TO RU1 sacrifice. OR 1 ». m Hemps test! Real- , 2 BEDRM "RANCH MICE. AND 1 Baal Btsraa BtraM. PI: frame 1 ytw old. Fte« kmwm a -- I — large lot. Near elan and schools WUl my EM wto I 9 contract. 111.368 ! lee Lk. Rd for eal* or rent with bath* Pali *•*«* W~ **es- | rafl# im otiUld* rtrot fTttl f Bv Anderson A Uaatat ESJKS Ft Mi Act—f Nursery Man, Attention -wviMnt— mm rmmmm3 2SV* * ** 11 m r.I Fafiajgj|i i-ila. 9«M#» C. Schuett, FE 8-0458 LAKE SHfeRWOOD Partridge AIR BASE BOOM! vs- £ i C^FaNGUS, REALTOR j £ 3«x ^?«miS&to’tS? net- i Mwwiua | Only lltMt. m i-wi < i hi AOas - /NT K r*\T r MULTIPLE USTINO SERVICE CLARK O'NEIL Jl PONTIAC MOTOR Oood I >«✓ 1 1 A-Jxi-J ______w. liir wrnnF RlNDS etohle. >M« end »Rnr eelbulldhwe In geX toadtttx nw available. R. J. (Dick) VALUET Realtor FE 4-3531 Ml OAKLAND AVENUE Open l n l Bun. 11-4 "rock talk,' su acres wfra IWML MM Evart. lMH dxble _______________ NKirpnMMimr ■ arm«ww. 1 l ! sit Bnatnaaa PrOfarty »7 .near^ Union Lake. Village. EM I- Umax {rtSSSBESySSoptMoji^^ fffiSBSBfTK BsSnife ncmj A PARTY STORE ELIZAMTB LAKE FRONT. SIMM. Model Open WEEKDAYS 5 TO 7 SATURDAYS 4 T 7 SUNDAYS 10 TO • LecatX 4 block South 0( on Voorhels furnace, slum, store i, garage, paved drive, very alee lot 100 * 100 It. corner. Tin* li a Very clean home. noth- ■ Inc to do to ft but move- in. Only ; 0**0* with low down payment. < toj. st 444 per pent toteHer, *S2i~ LOMU INI MANOR. VACANT.' roomt. Lovely van to. wall ear-! peted living room, gae furnace. . M an uinn* I PONTIAC WATKINS SOB. Lovely 3 bedroom home, wall to wall j carpeted Uylng room, Mg family Bile kitchen, breakfast tor,! breeaeway and attached 1‘4 tar *' garage. Alum etorme A seraene, 7ull basement with all tiled floor 1 on a large Rtidexpid lot. StS.- I SO*. Reeeoneble ter me. NQTkWO DOWN. A.______ 3 bedroome In City ■ Newly jOtoMratod, vacant, c ___I |S5 , I CLARK RIAL ESTATE boat docking Mwin. Con-rofflanl to the Weet Bloom -fleld High and gcMtft fce-meitnir aennMi. R le a moet dealroui piece of prop-arty |»> toe family wife children of echool age. Tt» room features a railed hearth fireplace, lovely dining yen with elldln^gjeM pine. Nice large living rooi inched i‘s ear garaae. Nice fenced lot, esceUeal eaeay beach !■ Thle home le^neat as s pin. Bet- j I t FT. LAKE FRONTAQI________Make t — -**■- -wner anxious to sell. , bMSU.: 3f k U ft.' > with .natural tire- beating syVtem^Y'encioaed *poich- — . carport, g alee shadx figg Listing safe*. sonable terms. . WAREHOUSE TkU tSato ft. black building be ideal tor storage, email L laHrtcaltag ptont. Lr_' Road. seaM commercial. ASSOCIATE BROKERS ilnveetment CP . Ine. FE S 44y Orchard Lake Aveoat Huge Oiks stid Elms 11 Earty Amertexfornjt Union Lake Lake Lead Paradise with rocnt-tloa the year arenag. It what we ___art offering with thle 2 bedroom. a iWv ccraenc Ms SMB. drapes am carpeting. 3 car garage. Mae prir. lake across the street. RagM. M.W Bufig. Pint Silver Lake Front Lovely 3 bidrasm brti ea with built-in stove, dining room. Bring r_ " fireplace A dream of ____Uy gxm^te^tto^ tower N II Watt Nunn Street iFE-saro Humphries p^tridge SI N. TELEGRAPH-OPEN EVES * ^ tt THE "BIRD-' TO SEE ATTENTION t r OXFORD. ROMEO | owner will trade hit .four rear obi 3 bedroom ranch for home T—v-r- .-— n hay*) to Ozlord xlREM Oaa w — ode lastly 1 bertm xsiRi ate ut it. tsy garage, t to appreciate He value. Large! grill. In city Northeast ..— . n^rtbosKeeS.' pSSSTx^h'iSx Irtm.m ernTnieplace*' Wltn d®*» »*r *JJJ MODEL * 4581 KEMPF DRAYTON PLAINS -droom home with MH __ . m bathe, automatic beat. BARGAINS 3-Redroom home on tors* W mtr Wnterford ^^ph^ow monthly pay- j Drayton Plains. Priced low X SS.-*7*. see these today. GIROUX OENKRAL REAL MUif ns out* Haw. . OR 4-*1* Open tU s., Sunday: '«« ». BROWN NOTNINO DOWN - Brlek an*4 frame rancher with Hk hath*. "All newly 4eiorated Only 4 yrt old. Low Interest. All W WfJ » •how HIT' cloilng coeU. 100*150 WEBSTER LAKE ORION - OXFORD AEEFRONT HOME — Nearly new groom, modified ranch Home on Pint Labe mar Oxford. Vary modern paneled kitchen, tiled bath With v salty. Nice sun porch. Aluminum etorme and screens. 111,800 with 13.000 town. stoney lak< — Year round borne to pleasant setting. Urge chided lot Nome eentome large living gpom with fireplace t modern kitcbm with al cupboard epace. Tiled bath. Pull------- oil furnace. 3 car garage, Own- ---er wanefenX. PnuX' vow ur 00.160 cash. fxrsr onoosmi rue-reatlon faclllUee. AttlCUX garnet. Be .euro to •** tote lovely bom*, real soon. It's orfeod for quick sale at SIMM. FHA terms can bo arranged. NR down No other seats, will move ' you toto thle lovely Jbedroom ranch gtyle bom? to Pontiac Welkins u-A-r will tam Ined Wtchen* leva a grand urn ■ w> ismtly Wto on-closed breeaeway. Dad will appreciate the oversleed garage toat baa room for as ear. btoet. storage, etc The whole family wifi enjoy too nicely larvdatapX 100 « 160 tot Thle home 1* priced for qNW onto at lllj** Be cause owner le leaving state, toe R today. Cell right now-. MEED 4 BEDROOMS? Close to schools? This brick bungalow has g bedrooms aX bath dawn, 3 bedrooms up. Misur |TAVERN • emUd! EE" .—;;.*•? I TAVERN — with real estate. Oroaa- Sf o2ssr»'=s ^ SSA tr*“pottotte> Peterson Rest Estttc ttr . e. L o n | 50* S. BROADWAY Warren Stent, Realtor^ MY ■ j^o^to. TtoSmf'Afimy PlTIsSfc Rent. L’ss Bus. Prop. 87A service station for lease , I ^Ommd geli^Ljtoiw oaH. >»- ifoL* nni.'Sa^II rTm!^^ n ohR^i^i niiee. wine lur^urlf1’Included ■ BRAND NEW STORES WNRWLV lota of room to* a good steed dsveloplng. Lake sldt Shopping family Ui tbls spacious homo, .center, Dtsttn and Nranch St. Eleo Peveleument Cu7 TP Mill reasonable Offer j EXCELLENT DOWNTOWN POH-w* -___ . .... ttae main street locatlMi between CLARK REAL ESTATE SSTfeS, % 1342 W. Huron __ Open S to S . »• Bagtonw St. PE SSIfS. MULTIPLB WrmO MBBVICI [ ______ pall specials ______j Busbisss OppOftuultlss <9 ERYlCE STATION 'POR LEi Walled Lake wea. EaceUent w-tential. Call PE 2-01*1. After ( OR 3-0461. Pure Oil Company. StDte AffitQ3CPdAT^,T II I St ■Ire'* pie My ef ft. lake frontage,__________ S bouses. Plenty X shade. area*, good beaeb. boat weiL____ ur. Sacrifice tor llXMeTierms STORES. .8*00 AND Nxl*. Highland Rd. X WlUlame Lake R£. free parking, front and Alda, Dorothy Snyder Lavender *-»«»• n*£Ugbimd fiL tIBsi • 0 COTTAOB8 WITH PRONTAOB ^Watkins Lake “ m^f“—* “* -m9 ^sje Land CoRtrscts 60 GREEN LAKE I '— “ T~- :: n m*u Rambllne ranch oa 1U ft. *f lake 4 STORS8 ON UADI CORNER IN 5mSmSyR».5m^ rm£ Holly, Mlchi«r^ — — multiple ‘bathe, carpeting and L“??”**,„or draperies, attacbx garage Boat -fuU prlce. and motors Included. OHM __ DAILY. 1161 Aldan Drive, (North- t STORNS AND I APARTMBITS ----... — —* -3— —- l — *iuth Seglnai- - itoBtol iSTl.Dm |2.M0 DISCOUNT •>, PER CENT INTEREST. _ PjT-MENTS 178 PEH MONTH AMOUNT TO HANDLE -15.800. PURCHASER AAA CREDIT. air WRIGHT, Realtor __Oakland Are. Open^tfl Sitor- ■ IN meg* S PER CENT OVER MTO. sst lEajLSHsbP shore i I34.S00. Will rent with 0 SCHRAM I _J leXicepe* the eeeond a good gardm spot Living rooirf Is 13.1 «, S*. Plastered walls, oak. Soar*. Pull basement Which has a walk-aX door to the lovely yard. Pull price to,280 HAGSTROM on this brand new 3 bedroom home. Carpeted living and hatl. Large utinty room, gat un- t derfloor heat. Cbotod of tote. . . . „__ _l AB you nm to bring I* your food. Low toe Tr. HAGSTRQM I PONTIAC I-AKE - Attraotlvo Jake feunt rurnb horn* I only tew years old. Matar* trees. ‘ lews ihruka. dock, ptetary wta-f doer*, m car garage. Tou'U enjoy this home to every season Priced el *13 *00 by owner moving . North. Partridge ALE OR TRADE ........................| EXTRA RICE 1 BEDRM. BRICK !LEASE OPTTON^ baths to ft living room and r~^aptoe*. Inning room. Nice jilteben. Recree- ___ _ wftb fireplace Ah er- tra large lot on paved strceL ee.eeo They are foreclosing , nice little home and the owner I mmt tell quick 11 Two bedfoom • yya bungalow. ‘1 ? largo kitchen with knotty pin* w steams* This i with fireplace LjM^onJnaj—^1 3-room rental-I make payments e /suburban borne mum w bo appreciated. Call for W. H. BASS. Realtor Builder FE 3-7210 "BUD" Lauinger COLORED Attention, Investors —West-- Side -Income* - auPwuI ?tUilTnmmL~ hSHgltoMl family. Cute ! $»S3‘ Uff garage. » _________________basement, gas 'heat, til* bmh, ecreeni and etorme. paved street. Small down payment- ------- ---- .... nutometlc sm bob hi viu •tonus end screens. large non ..... -. bom front and—mar, often ^ gdjM,' wtt ^Tib* - —----balance on lend eofitrat your gate to work .see it ~Bi ick Veneer——-——— Ideal for Mom and Kids Immaculate 3 bedroom bunga-» tow Wltk full basement, reorea-j. 553^“-^-1 Vasbindgr,-facr ■ FE 5^8875 Middle ! ___ Nice two bedroom with attaebX gar two I tote. 8S2.50 will handle COLORED LEASE bPTTON—Just Uto Itow — *— ---- bungalow jtu handle1 Alum Oil Fum. A eenaatlonal IVAN W. SCHRAM * REALTOR EE 5-9471 ' S43 JOBLYN CO*. MANSFIELD OPEN EVENINGS A SUNDAYS MULTIPLE USTINO SERVICE : WEST SIDE— .. win sen without the furniture. Full basement. Oil fired hot water hex. Nice uto steam Prtead X only 110,000 and very easy . modem home to pink of condition. Nice qutet st A well kept older home and many dollars of enjoyable living left In this me for , the men with large family. Priced X only at.*60 with only *1.800 down. BEtL OR TRADE - And LAU1NGER REALTY ___ lUl WUllams Lake Road OR MX1 Trendel heights Ideal home to* retired couple DORRIS BRICK B6NOALOW SEMI- songblrds call k u Needf « m n wwa, mb Ideal for handy man lull basement. Ml heat, lot 80* $8,260. 8380 down IM month tikes te The tabBk Jr**!^ * % • W parcel with loU * imrden area. Will constructed. but In need of minor repair M paint brush, ft few aalions of paint and a little •Ibow—granae cii iffi-jT srsjfisjsrtt room, bath down aX 3 bedroome and both lip. Phil basement Price to.***, to*# -down mi land contract. , NO DOWN PAYMENT—We . h»ve 3 bedroom homes, 2 Just, waiting t.. are aore me have a w yssr i ii111'> fin~w town. And you do not to be a veteran to Won't you PRONE us i Pontiac. FE_____ LOOK PONTIAC LAKEFRONT Newly painted and decorated, full basement, 3 Ml. Nice shade treat. 8*,**0. |I.*«0 down. Paul M, Jones^^Ml Est. .' m wte FE 4 *880 FE «-l*76 r Street. Oood -lev -*40* P« Mead right. Paul M. Jones, Real Est. >t t-Stot PE I-13H 5.S0 DOWN ON BUSINESS 10 per cent profit. Call lor information. FT 1-8577 Walled Lake____ ___ MponiN 14 *50. Ml. for *3,70* PE 4-3*41. -K»e. FE 4A311------ LAND CONTRACTS TO SOT OR IN PQNTIAC. your money in 1 year, 13,000 down. Henry. Eos *30. Alhambra. 17, California.___________ . Mill. FOR LEASE. IS ACSUM ON BREN-del Lake. It* ft on M-5*. St* ft. on Brendel Lake. This prop-*— --------------------- P*«‘ h ammond'lake_______________ "tawrmevM1 toautHrf^xm Bargain tor n beautiful home site. - Or >ito*. —-----------rv ■ WILLIAMS UBUIliWT. WAR _________________________________ SSSSSC1 ex^lent” b*Jh.b|Sf- |, GROC.. MEATS, SDM Ur * LOCATED IN LAKE AREA e- Near 800 OK 3-M4S. Sals Rsssrt Pnosfty »1 j-fjjj . XMm-MRdto* and all equipment. beautiful * room apartment 0 eell. Bart Oarrels, EM 3-1U1 or _EM 3-408S. _______ Money to Loan 61 iLtoene*^ Monty Lenderal_ TEAGUE FINANCE CO. 202 S. MAIN 214 E. ST. CLAIR ROCHESTER ROMEO LOANS *2* TO toto HOUSEHOLD OOODf __ 6-0711 . OL 1-07*1 K MIU PL 2-3810 ^MtomT SERVICE" BUCKNER If You Earn $2.47' per Hour PROPERTY.' POR SALt M l! i Channels Dam off Highway *8. to i T tsThaarl M- Ihe Ptoet. Log cabto| i fully furnished, hot and cold we-1 tor. Also log carport aX tool t I ehx. Termer Call OR 3-2772. | ^ SntmrtMn Proporty M H.P. HOLMES, INC. MODERNIZED 4 BEDROOM farm home with full bath, oil furnace, - 2 ear gaiuge.i X acrae land, basement, garage wlto * ' apartment, large tree abadi 2 M3ROOM8. bath basemen taobX garage. Stable. 3 land. tl].8e* with HAM d< '“^NIZED 7 room atone FINANCE-COMPANY WHERE YOU CAN BORROW UP TD $500 OFFICES IN Pontiac - Drayton PlainsUtlce Waited Lb.. Birmingham. PSmouth i room apartment ] LOANS $25 TO $500 anore won an extra I bedroom on your signature 4 modern home on approximately 41 -. *- - *“ aglBL Sf ground. PuntUyaly lbo _ bei? buy oa the jaairkei today, ful. Visit our office 0 Thousands of dvllaro under] M121. priced |1I,0M moves you In with HDMF & AUTO a guaranteed Inventory of gt.M0. “U*S “ ‘*ir Win accept trice tome or Land | LOAN CO. Owtract fc trade, nines, (one. ,, M jpgn^i. Corner «. Pike STATEWIDE 34 months to repay. Our :e Is tost, friendly tod help-fiett our sfflee or pbeoe FE 1st. CEMENT BLOCK EQUIPMENT atteehmeaie . I* 1 EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY. 4Ve acne. 3 pondt, all eet for whole-MM chub and SUMSW jHRHto.-OnW 83.280, to dbwn. Sreto*. OB LOANS *80 TOJ2M — *28 TO 1500 COMMUNITY LOAN CO. E. LAWRENCE PE 84431 __FRIENDLY SERVICE_ LOANS *28 TO toto BAXTER * LIVINGSTONE Borrow with Confidence GET $25 TO $500 Household Finance' F.r&e.uu s< HAGSTROM ie bate, Ketoo Rar- or young couple starting -dunes ferge Uvtng rt~ flreplsce. panelX mtei Kb ferred. BURRY. “Bud’’ Nicholie, Realtor I . S Ml Clemtoi St------ FE 5-1201 After 6. p.m. FE 2-3370 __________itomUy utility lOSto. l¥ ci Utoa well lendscatm Lake privileges on Vr-------- — A good buy X SIMM — SLIM down. 4 BEDROOMS BUT SELL TRADE | milLer Wall to wall carpeting. rgtehte] sarttsJSti rage. CoavxtoX tome. Shown by apptowmoX only. > fcetures'tocixe hardwood 1 SMALL PARM - North o^etty- « re. toll baeemem with fin- acres. A, 5-room house. nU tase-Id rue room, large tot gtXM ment, 2s baths oil heat. PrtoX 1 fruit aX shade Wow. Lake X to. 600 with liberal terms, privilege* on Unton Lake. Bus I eervtca to Ovado and High SAROAIN HUNTERS SPECIAL - K5---- i school A bargain et *12.*** - I Sand bate. 1 xre of ground, lake *2 000 down. priv on Big Lake A nest clean. «*S"J2i J. A. TAYLOR i.SJPSLT" *nK*T. i its tsrMs&ua; our miles rtm uwu Lake. Alum, etorme and screens. mad tones. Bright - Presb — 4 friendly - sTwem.. ] William Miller Realtor_______FE 2-0263 In* Poetise and vicinity. Open t-S L. H. BROWN, Realtor multdIL ,E UBTTNO I Buneet Pant tod ■M Orede School 0 1 STOUTS Best Buys Today > _________ Little price ter tele 24' screenX frcX porch, tone Uvto mom with natural brick flreplaci large iSebto with toade of cut boards. uU»v. room, and Jat' WALK TO WORK; Omtoral Hospital g blocks away from this tniriSjlll. tort* picture windows. | a ----A I-Wll. BUILDINO^ IWi fl. Em- LADD'S .BUILD YOUR OWN 2 Good Locations Lot MM l*txl50. Tow choice. SMB. (IM down. |U per m*Xb. LADD’S, INC. 313 West Iteron otreel Pbont PE 14447 Eve. ft 24*03 j anm at*, mm or Aurora iteitmi 1 1^2$' tom^l^Xs’owito’ Income Property 90 ring gtnte. OE 3-*tM T 12 uiirr apartment I x—.. Win aw cheap. Prank j „. ____________________Walter MY 241S1. Lake Orion. 1 bath, epactoas kitchen and dinette.'m PONTIAC 4 UNIT APY! BUILD-breeteway aX attochX garage, { lag and > bedroom boux on Convenient to eetoob. PrtX. Si.-! SL* to This u very good In-to*. Term* come plas tome for j»watr. -Cooley Lake Road—t ***“*“*• Owntr learteg ktote has offered for fWMunftr oaab. CX uftx 3.M xiy ii.ee* down bSr *on tox -?L. -Lgg-a.MMiM modern home. 2 bedrooms. | LARQE S SU— .baeemem. tel heat. 2 jins » nw. mol LOT X ON XUCUD ~AYi-ax with garax. OR I-S212. rati Mg lota, vareee Mai a very desirable home. Bx E today 11 WILLIS M. BREWER ! PE MWer'ft/ 4-4731 Owner Wants Trade If rm have a lli.eoe eautty.te a 4 x • tonsil y sparlmead In Pon-M. art9 trade a free aX tepr 3 famttj te Oxford m xutty. Waterford HiQa Estate we^exrofxePtn ^kfaL ^^So^OrSU^Sll wmmr PrtX Includes 3 a Herbert C. Davis, Rkn _______p» 8-4211 , Restaurant For Sale Acreage 45 J max *-------------------------: ohy Rat Uto* tux lex Its ACR18. 4 MILBS PROM TOWN. Low dowp payment to quall-Rxexeble. ft S-XIt. ■ I fix toytr Will handle prop- ft. Equipment I. Good grocery ms. Bow ana win* UeenxT Cat* a bedroem tom* x S xrx X beautifully landscaped grounds with „ tab* arlvltegx across to* ' igit aa growing comta unity xw Mllfard. Ttai to e real good buy for only 111.ex with X*M dowa Pbone FE 3-7188. Clark RaX Ertat*. IMS Voss 8c Buckner, Inc, R Kattexl aids. PH 44128 1 ...Get- Out of Ae kutiT Clto»te1Mt« yxr debti. Lot ua pay off,yxr existing mortgage x huM contract xreenal debts and ateirths mb? home v»u iBSS • AND ONE-THIRD ACRES. 300 ft. frontage, good land. Bv swxr. north oTfunlU*. OA MMS. OWNERS LOSS • TOUR OAIN -me* SH xx parcel about m miles vest if city ttkkto. Lbkc privileges Owner lxring state. PaM &4M NX VUl MM SLIM. SSM win handle. Here U a eixl. Atk tor Mr Brown. L 'town ReUltor gto Elisabeth Lake RMB* Ph. PE 2481* Eve. OA MRl! 2 BEDItOOM._ PULL — _______________vsiso. Land emaU dews payment '*• DODOi..8412 VOljgwayiw vbxSTTut A-tm.*”** w CASH POR UOED TWB. itADIQB MMK and top* recorders. FE lauSdf MICHIGAN BUSINESS -Si M, SALES CORPORATION *JfwlLii vmRwnir THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER U. 10«0 Sirie fl*UB*liold i i wn4- »««#, m. rm» w mSti or u wars ly «*A frMSO- rg UIS OE__KtKcWlC^RANGE.LIKE) *0.000 oil fired forced Hr furnace JK. LangfoU^Wjj_______i . - i OO-CART JR.*\ ROLL-AWAY | bwl *20 EE Mtt4 GARAGE DOORS Factory- ceconfls. s1i mandard ! ---- - • ____ - j _____ ...---!--1 UIU riREO HOT WATER TrwR- i !»N i *toek from |R And up A WEDDINO OOWN AMD VEIL, i n*eet, In AM. Complrt, MS Oik- »«*!( door ope r* tor*, toldlnt J0Hi and rap colored formal. 1 ■ UL MISS I land. ” • d«R dr— ■■* ---—1 ~|j|L ..IRQBWTAL BBD. JdBk ’jlWhhT'—, ■ ir:'.'...' —r~~ i atotowkya. I CUlford ___ _ _ Barnet h Hargrave* JO W Huron OOOD WORKINO GAB STOVE MM OtSlMS . .... ....7— ■- clock * Umar. 430.*UL 1-3270. J gko-HoScT _____ For Sate QotMnf 64 j' aTS*&&ftl?uaox’ r did*: ■ I U» ns sir ferns.. . A*« Heating . ... .JM M Wllllnmi ' M-8* OR MW disappearing ____. __ ___ BMBW ! HOUSEHOLD Kirniture for FB HIS. ' | Ail, J Mechanic . 1. • bnuX Son and womens Hamilton oab» dryer. wm " exactly like button, coot: »" Vide. 8« nr mT 3AS-DRTI Sdfer- RU JSL™ ' 17 IRK SAVE PLUMSINO SURELY s ssfinsv_____^r* s-j 100 1-A-l ALUMINUM BIDING drllitS, icrlllce st ll'fe RhMci ^1* R irons Dried,] S Mo. A Up berry doOr sales i & I 8 Paddock ^1 f ffVSBr _______________ IRONRITE IRONERS FUl.!." SIZE SttD aoMal.MiK'BAft por r‘•Te^ ipeelslt. AAR IiIm MA ” 'tickut'with race is ft! r bosk. DoTUhMo point iprsp, -------------------- it* lb. ospsrnp on trailer. special price*. First OA MSU ..____________ " ‘ oe world Famous flooiupol- ——;.. Only r —‘ ---------- j Rock Bottom ___*><9allelt • j i, l> UB OL 1-Iddl “I iWt 1*ITE *jS~DpT M’*!?1 iTi1* llliM. 0 A. Thom Thompioo 1 Vi TBICE — REJECTS BEAU- . sar 10S t LJ*.L | PORTABLE TV 14”, EXCEL-lent condition, .floor model — AM-FM rfiUtNphjmo eombln Upright blsno TTycsrcflF mattress. OR 3-5703- » ___ r’diL sFace HEATERS POR Silo OR 4-1000.________ - FE 4-3071 Crump JW^.3-7703. I7B Delsnd. •~CbHD *J4—] h . st^m^ wdidoWS XlTD it CsptWl SPRUCE 1 BAT StPT. H. »S:SS A M, 00E-pm*, nr arson »»r. juniper, tpvc : mu o! MMW boms islla St and muslM pit vaur own. Brins i 74*4 Gn«« v»u*r Dr. lit* ml. tool, and burltp JMi Blerlli road ’ *»« at Orand Blanc Don l 3 miles Veal ol Commtre* vn- , Smilh. owner Fine feriMantBSA lag, and l1, miles oast ol Inter- - appItMMfa, recreational lt»m>, section of buck Lake Rd. and tool, add mlac. A clean ofterlng —[Dally M- MUtUsI 1 Write to teflUt" ——-v j Aiictl— Sddpu 8>| ^ Ff Srii hkydi* H USED VtCTCLES. *4 106*477 Boats 8 Accessories 97 m i. ps i-sss*. For Solo Pets 79' REGISTER Eli ST BERNARD. » ' «e, old "UlTsTya- _ W ' ivyte peak. , . auction fRIDAV SXPTBMMR: Cloetnj Uik ' r:x* ?L:: 4fe- w«L-or’ ,f*u*r w m i-AKC IJACHS'llNDS AT STUD Popple, Jamor’s PE A MM AEU REGtaTERED COCKEJt PUP- i, Otford.. AMlMod * Cull alter i, ARC FEMALE SOXER PUN it seek, old SM PE t-SItl *“ ALL’VVNITi KITTENS FREl ---- MA 4-‘*"r BEAOt k PUPFTS* ianffit' WATCH TOR OUR AD TIIRUSGAY __ Open paljt M for RoUll I nmiuw B A B ALCTION MM DIXIE HIGHWAY Aero** from Pit AY TON MtorPlMO CKNTKN 'SiTilt yh6hiEB; ««ALEtl|r» Sale House Trailers 89 Id TT MASONITE TRAILER. DAS H FT CUSTOMliEb^ riftCRdLAk bwi. Ml imB. boat trailer —Hi mssse.—sj-EemMs TosE -Afimr s vm^Wt WOT it Pr TfBiifSLAlT ItoMtrAiK . .............. “MW, BASSET PUPPIES A K < land. Midi. MU 4-0*40. BEAUTIFUL AKC TR1-COLOR Collie. at «tud. reasonable. FK fm\ » FT VENTt/SA TRAlCicftrPitR j BOSTON affb. CB STOCK. CtJRT ; lee. OR 3-WiS. ■ ■—- h - i- I euW'SMALL fSTVbCS. M EACH.' i je 4*31 Maybe* Road. . \ CUTE BE ACHE MIXED FtfPS 7 j VEU OVt srONB "■fitoruhw; neke me an oiler OR l-edSt 1 TRAVELO HOl.'MEtR AILER niolor, H04M_______ Bargain GfrRrsnce . SCOTT MOTORS AND SERVICE ___ CRUISE-OUT BOAT SALES |* K Walton Open * I PB I-44M ARb ft lff eVinbIim rondlUon Oa, container aMtbanrd tent rood , connection ,11 foe m» 01 le *747 Lakei ____trailer and nil *dl| sent rate-* one*. Walter! » NASSAU. TARE OVER J COCTUTBL AND CAGE TALK ill 3 vkt STORkT _____OR 3-«00» ' ' I <3*. OR 3-1741. KENMORE 5 ROOM OIL BEATER M-OAL ELEC HEATER. —---------■ i" n^rtjy~ji£152 ja*»l. auto. *u neatpr 20 Inch.! Cab. alnks and Illtlngs. tM.M Both In excellent condition'. Launi' Mayer Court, Lake 'Orton. 1»ucel „ Only r3Mn hot water HEATERS, jo oal "You should Imyc ihe mistcrls clothrs cleaned more often.’ ' k5a*fS* M,dm afr,d° - ’nicse letters tn his pockets he wss supposed to maH sre get- iJjSm ^itinttyeWw!" with vuh as (Ui«r Trr.r ENGLISH POINTER OR 3-ttS* after *. PART PERSIAN KITTEN'S FREE __to good home 44 H. Merrtruer FOR BALE FIOEDNS 41 PAIR. Ut 3-SSS* ' FOR sale " cocker 'spariei Urey OR lAMf A TrjjUfiA. HgMK ^^El1 , &&• bm. ."I'ljr li'inm to ,etec| fnitn used mjibiir Imnit* tb.ee! drIyer W*i!puj ------CH SAt ES IIJ10 V RU NOLLY MB 4 SSP*. Cash a . I PLUMBING I, Ft l-3170 Living RG6M~sftr~MifiMORS ---.— ■ Bendlx scrril-auto.; . ______ , Plll< 0t ; LARGE CRIB AND MATTRESS! brand new, *U M Pearson’s Fur-_ " Orchard Lake Ave. j LEAVINO TOWN. 3 ROOMS' OP] iW. * ft i 14*4 W Huron 'wa|_ wlille tli?” 'last* Terrfifc I -___ ________________________________.MIMjHI. 3 REPRKJERATORS It 7 ELEC ) MODERNIZATION RALE ON JfKW, trie stoves, very good condition. ■ and ueed furniture and enpllanc* OB 3-0473. ] • DOUG'S FURNITURE PREWAY SPACE HEATER. USED m0 BJf!dr' S-71S* A BETTER CUSTOM OIL OR GAS . . .. _____________ __________________ ’I heating Job at a prtM npatpher f iiurus el tdcveiT inw dnsuf I MEDICINE CABINETS, LARGE IP'! than yoi 1 ,d2P F* imm tt FURNI- ml slightly marred, $3.1*. Investlga -t.ur* F? S-OM?:., ........._ Large selection of cabinets with deal. Ttfr Tentne IMUarr 1 t PC. BLOND BBDROOM SUITE, practically new Drapes lor 3 _ ■ — picture window* 4 dining j cent. 393 Orchard Lk __ MAGIC CHEF RESTAURANT OA8 -range with high shelf. S ovens.; griddle, broiler plus 8 open burn-] "For Sale MiscelUncous 67 Sale Office Equipment 7J °?J^»7mhmTuo^dm^ FK »-«dS HOT'WATER FURNACE AND SALE MAGNA VOX RADIO AMD j NICE OFFICE DESK. S3* BAn ‘M?? ----- - ,,1‘ “•» >" — *• 1 record purer. AM-FM Fntldelre aeln Nome 1*3 N. Cess FE .n.uie WeekV^ refrigerator 13 beautiful lam pa. 2-4*43 --- B „ RRff,« -------------------- ■ .'Sss*.rs?‘„».‘T« i3hf---------irBs5!Sg i-pww, . JL _|JLI- _..i^nw-oww^omm* -| i,if Ave - ft p'tii M. Vtit of Pontiac, fe j Up. dictatini machinal fist 60 1 EbfSLV™'8lN6ER 'sEWllBo'lBr- i - ,?!-.-ut.7X^—• uvuvL-n’L— I house otc. 8ell or Install with Ing beeutirui console cabliiet .... BI „„ >.»« m ___ducU. etc. ABB Custom wnet. versal Co. FE 4-OSQ* - ,i lumber. Reaeoneble prices. 1WI *lV Aii! Int PE $-8833 -- ; LAROt OIL-PIRED ’PURjiACl. ] Oakland Ave PB 4-4tS*_ 'St.j&g* I Riff’S?." i^Tjy^ids ^og i r-ara i..the salvation army' RED SHIELD STORE Everythin* to meet your needs. Clothing Furniture. Appliances. _US WEST LAWRENCE : WATERLESS COOKWARE SACRIFICE Must liquidate several ton* at ■ t.tbWTWttOHf Ince |S39 Ouer-it*Warner TreSrr I FT OWENS CABIN CRUISER Rerondltluned this leaf. Pa b mt* •r Ml 444M after s is ' fvTNNfH^fitftQHi Weed, alum., llbtrslae boele. fr- Tft ’HARD TO PIRD. ~BPT EAIY TO DEAL VlTH1 DAWSON S BALES Ipsleo Lake MAfS S-3I7S r INSURANCE ONLY *3 00 a Plen“"tO RBPltCH — BALANCE WELD 1 AD ■ Sues Carried In Stock 2-1-HR, PROP. REPAIR Ui NttTHlNO nents. OR iRSTRKAM Hi sage. Baby iteme. EM J-Wi aft ] Music Sludl,o. Pontl of Opdyke.__________ LAVATORIES COMPLETE _ value. S14.H6; . also bathtub* ______r___________Ighe • - would ordinarily pay. •, --uv.-7tr5 before you sign a i cent. 3*3 Orel ____ih and -. east-T»ontipc i LARGE BELL. _____________ ■ preferred. A A B Custom ! ,00 lbs Diameter 3d In. Heating. W* S-SS33. ! 4-3*1$. _ ihtgan Ptuores-'BldHT^ABOUT PARAKEETS GUAR. TO TALK. z ---------—..................| . up. unerai rnnuag a ornce . It IA Walker s Bird House. 306 TAI ROTT I t' MRt'R " »»ly. 17 West Lawrence st. Plret St Rocbetter. OL 1-S3M. waier prooftng b, iS.nu Fontue PE Mfa. BPS natntifasi Instalfid wood NEW national CAST Riots taturet III Navajo PE M7S7 .......... • ' ffd1iiar0TnaVhmuP Tram BBBU*wj’ i BTOIOTERTO OTOMAN jgHEPHBRD Thecnlyf act e if1" authorlri * branch offices in Oakland ai Macomb County where you cl buy new or factory rebuilt cai registers. The Natfonal Cash Re. . . r1,,MT,.l . .... ... . Irter Oo.. SM W, Huron Pontiac SELUNO’OUT OF RABBITS. ALL CUmens28*HOward l55S”#‘ AfPl WIIMsm. Ffi, 4-SOr vwmens. Muwajo >esn----------i WE CAR PURCHASE ANY PET Sale Store Equipment 731 POODLES $10 DO\\ N FK 8-3U3 hunt: ' IT. McCRAY REACH Nlfjj^SUkj GARWAV r. HOUIETRAILERA- *7*1 oodell Trailrr Sales SOUTH RGCHWTKR RU END-OP-THE-S EASON IXEARANCr- I Terrier pups, females. S3* each 1 10 weeks aid. OR 3,030* _ I SIAMESE KITTENI PAPERS FAW- Jacolison’s Trailer Sales and ReutaU TrulWM* Mt^Stlng Puilk Pil'd [RED BOATS ANDMOTOBB ALL TYPni A MJ.EA ■ IE TO 17* BOATi _ - y . P. TO «: HP MOTORS ALSO REDUCED HOW r«i tralitr. Vo ITAHR1XGTON BOATS ‘ ~ Ortde vscsllon. BAST PAYMENTS A'._.___ ISM SjrtLSORAPH PBJ-SOu TVwWtT/SBT 'sportster'.” chairs Ml S-41 s Piece silver gray bedrm. outfit Double dresver, bookcase bedr lawj eba^-> vanlljr iampa. , ALCOA ALUMINUSr SELF-STORING [ Mahogai UNFINISHED PONTIAC PLYWOOD C refrlgera----- ,____T __ .„ ... jnent Frlgjdalre __ .rmonstratlon. Sacrificed \ late model, m Garland ....... *42 *0 per set Writ* for Pre* rant ran** with h*avy duty trill * B R •ebute AJ.x I lquldetor,, 1M3 I ,*t 3* lb, Mtftc Chef deep frv- Ta Pico llvd.. Lo» Angeles II, j *r bottle pas. Other ilemT EM !»Dogs Trained. Boarded 80 NY PUPS McNART'B LET US SELL YOUR TRAVEL Kelly's Hardware 1 Auburn t t Adams Rd. SALE* 1 i USED HOUSEHOLD tTEklt. t ROOMS OP FURNITURR j — w. nm i Piece uvino room suite | '* BiondlDELUXE TWO-TRACK -tsUSE® oil furnace sts. on. !■—^ TCiablnefc |”TR|P£,^.*r ||_,y ACTION ***-- “ moltU^m ! —*****” *~*??L!-Ur *' ! 1 COMMERCIAL TRAMPOLINE. ALUMINUM FE 3-3843 IN. BEK" fSm.aTd WPT!E;K *j5Pd.l*1 Hunting Dogs 8l coflee table. 3 decorator lamps, all.tor m Pay only *3 weekly. ! Pearson's'’ Furnltr— —■—' ' OAK DipiNO ROOM I . removing any panels. 1 Reg. $24.95 per w'indow ......m , 1 L . NOW ON SACK 43 Orchard OVER 88 USED TV SETS PROM; filQC M4»* up. TV antennas. $».#>• ■■ ■ _ . WALTON TV j B FEJ-7147 JO OAtjOE SINGLE BiSRKiT 1 11 gauge single barrel. I 13 gauge punip^slngjabarrel JJ OR 3-0108 NEW DEER RIFLES ginlTNO. i LATH* LOGAN . INCH QUICK i ^,b.? £&'“% Cfio***"*"" * nf-—«—-...................................— ■ .......... ME 4 4tII ____________ 1 Niklkdo tVAfljRi and CM-P’-Ing equipment: -FE-3-8300: l- I * Oxford Trailer Sales i WHERE QUALITY DOMES FIRST I Bee the large eelectlon ol 10 -SPECIAL Up to 30 per cent discount on aU „ 1 eluitltmmr and fib»tfle» bcale—-—■ OWENS MARIN* SUPPLIES , . JM orchard Luo An. LI t ril-WB_________’fl I LOOK! PUP*. REAS M____ _ It MOB. OL13~ t X 1J REVERSIBLE RUOS. I! Foam rubber backed ruse, tl Tweed rtise, I30.08. AxmU »«*5. Rug pads *8.05. Wm After 3:30 p.m. Do It Yourself 1 PHILO AS DRYER. EXC. COND. 1, *50. R 3-7730. . • philco- 13-FT. refrigerator:- *60. gas FEDERAL Modernization r *80 MAy- Used pert tit*, will e ! fair *-*707,__________ OIL CONVERSION UNIT USED 1 YR...........: ,.i .. .*10,00 , CITY O AS HEATINO STOVE SV0 W ELECTRIC STOVE. ..SUM _|37S LB • CHROME BAB BILL. 69 dumb bbU set. »M 3-347S._____ HAND PAINTED CHINA ORDER ]»®CCMAN HARDWARL now for Christmas or n«mi your Browning Ouns ’ ^PKNELD^L?HiLK*; SUNM$!1 Cameras and Equipm’t 7o!8^S “— - OR 1-0*31. Mr. Unto ARC. OBll POINTERS. -CH STOCK »*0 swap lor labor or7 UL 3X013 PART BRITTANY PUP, I WEEKS -Stti -41, OR 4-7014. -------L TRADE OR SELL, ~ BRnTANY | . room^ Small traitor* ^ to*^aimj| WHERE QUALITY, COMES PIRST riay-A-Pon was SIMS t Bun-A-FOB Was 17*4 R Bel-Aire Cabin Cf Bel-Air* Pontoon Crel 20% OFF ON BOATS. MOTORS TRAILERS 1 | ---* TWO qpoOQMDiT . -J I J REmSTERED HUE''TRIC< ! Km Hound^jiUD* Blit of blood Hiy, drain and Feed 82 ILL TYPER OP 1ST * JND_qUT- I weekdays, closed Sundays 173 W Huron JE ; VACATION TRAILERS Pule Trailer Rales and Rental. IMS North Lapeer Rd . Oxtord I! SPORTSMEN'S HEADQUARTERS M3* at the Double SselltfM LAKE ORION -52“?!JO West waidon. p ciark. yx12 linoleum Rugs ^.98 * ‘“at? *'.6PL" feT7M3-CALlT BETWEEN RADIOS *6 TO "BUTLQ . Plenty of Free Parkinu ___________________ tit. PE M7I» unclaimed tEe qutlet .* «niy oi j*rec rarKing ..-ave, ■tat ». saowaw ~ - fe S--34SB-On Our^AJt I KOOl* LEAKS': . | RED LEATHER HEAD BQAfeb, usTWBDfiif iHYYiTRi!ft Ait i igrt ■ CfUjOUf AdYl80f for 0 tf ft ^8* and frame. OR 3-SS33.- ."AJf7M1. per ft. Heater cable, 31c. O A “T *** ”. plyfbtnts PI^.##d£LBUMPER POOL TABLE. PERFECT ! Thompyin. 7*»* MtiJNest month Unleerial Co PE 4-SIM I CODd fB3-7S3J STOKOL BTORBR. ALL COB- Jpfeni txIIJtUOS, p4M. MC--------- tj atvV' A-iron, tagi condltlnn fllfS|L._.l«J ---- ---- sKi.l trade .. - --■ ..........— — -j-— , Mentor teste, isiaglej.. c_r c_u llveatock Ki Bob Hutchinson GUN REPAIR A JKXJPEMOUHT- * h#f L‘V«SlOCK fM on. .. r. _____ in*. Shot guns And r. , -Moone nomes Mirs _ „ _ , ' _L up. Ouns. buy or tradr. *Utr- 3 YEAR OLD SPOTTED STAL- Q0| Dixit Hey. Drayton Flair.* Sale Musical.Goods 71 Shell. J7I S. Telegraph PE I-47M nM _MAgle S-ttM.___________ 4 Ml. N of Pontiac OR 3-1341 i — LADT S AND MAN'S II LB BOW!- 1-WKEK PlOS AND R I D I N O I ____gP™ 7.Dty»_A.Wart____| ,30 BASS HOHNER ACCORDION. to* ball and bag. tn excellent horee. UL >3M7 ■ VACATION TRAII KRS ; Phone MA 8-0361. I condition.. FE 3-14*8._ I BUCKSKIN AND 6 OAITED SAD- ! .i. rVinsr TWO'" H AM M OND ~ SPINEL'S' LIKE WINCH*»TER WODEL 13 111 die horse, also saddle. Eliplre j UVKm Mb!1 new with Farm, end Leslie or gauge pump shotgun, new, *75, p 3-2*41._„______ carriers Make reservations now Rev ~ speaker Prided to self* ~ FE I-UT7. ___ PALOMINO HORBK WITH FAC* -p- K Howland.'OR W4M* 4 ~ YOU LL DO BETTER AT.....i - „ IV" " -. __ i tnd feed, at good price. Call ! —..z—-.ro^----------- bftterly s ■ BsH, Minnows, Etc, 78 or 3 3*1* ---- -----_ i _ . _ ih* new betterly mubic co \ reo~hamp8Hire"4h rams ma Kent Trailer Space 90 Th.il— CRICKETS. 39 FOR 3»e: CRAWL " **" Easy Budfet terms Oakland Marine Exch. "Outboard specie hete" ----371 BftoidMW ________ ” ■ ■***■------- Open Kvea ----SPECIAL USED metal ROW BOATS, S3* AND UP. ONLY A “ Mazurek Motor ;717-----. POWNTOV YARDS SHREDDED PEAT HU-mus. »l*. PE 8-30*3_ ILL Thor Cun- 100.000 YARDS Loading truck 7 dayi cheap, wm — ’ tractlng Co.. I -4 «PyClAL :~Ii^A STONE. $2 YD, col-.! Blacktop Driwway' 5Sl Need repaint Save 4« on the ; up payments of *6' per month or: Huron. FE| cost calf your Advisor, FE 5-4S56 pay total balance *61.30. Capitol, CIRCLE FLUORESCENT LIGHT8, ! FE MdM. . ____ I newest lights for kitchens. (13*5. 1 SHUFFLEBOARD. ELEC. SCORE value, Sd-M. Factory marred j 22 Juke box, many rrcorde. OR , ■Since brqakfiet'ao* V.V.'.'.'.-BCBI MJchlgui Flnorexcent, 3*3 Orchard , -r.J 11.8* rd. ! Product, 6536 Clerk .ion, MA 5-2161. BLACK DIRT AND PEAT1' ' Used Trade-In Dept. Buffet .... ..... * P'ece breakfast gel Davenport and chair tl WEST HURON Lk, Ave'. ____jtaSlENT STEPB. READY MADE! itt-ti! ell sixes Splash block, door 3b _ | STOKER, PINE POND. ALL OON- iirrmiiTi Ktnmcr* Buds*vet mod.. 838 M Mil Lobewaod Dr . Watkins Lake. OR 3-2318. complete *88. FE_Aam „ , __________IM.lt! all sixes: Splash black, door sills I gryjOER SEWING MACHINE WITH Refngermter ~T~~. WW- ^imiiey- Tain- Portler Pn-Cet( walnut cauum lu perfect 31" RCA Mabeg. TV- ......... IM.M. Stop Co.. 84 W. Sheffield. PE coimitlim IWitoto W3' t)T^pty- Tnurs. rri ana oat. Open 'til, 1 P.M. Bargains galore. Pianos ! returned- from -rent- and floor demonstrators. Seven .bargains, jn | organs. Floor demonstrators, or- un> euu sut -RUU. vi»y »iiu tans used to our teaching etudtoe. | gravel. OR 3-754*._____ ■ 2 used blonde spinet Pianos. 1 . BLACK DIRT AND FILL small Spinet piano to walnut. ! dirt fe s-smi l Orand piano thoroughly ref to- . - ■ t———. iebed with new Ivories. Btottoe j A-! BintEpDK) ,P*AT HUMUS upright piano. Oak upright piano. and block djrt. Loaded AU must go at^blg. eevtogs Jto you j Uv*red_ *-14tj. RABBITS "OF ALL 8IZEB_ ___ _______________ wanted" toY boAxd horses I ! Lokf Orton arm. FK 1-I51» ! “gj, *h*fb- rto N Opdyke PE For Sale Poultry 85 6ju^rd-Wb~ile manoiT¥or those who went the best WiW ( JAPANESE SILKY BANTAMS - Ons mfl?^a,tCo7'oxfonf’00* L?ke- | ■llle road OA 8-0233 __________________________________ For Sale Tire* 92 I USED TIRES S3 ftt UP. WEj STATE TIRE 8ALES Cheap. FE, * Sale Farm Produce I isGcoroj Ykl-boeL wee WMr ic A roc reft *• I3S8 One ..... -------- , fiebins boot, was SIMM, now $148. one A roc raft aluminum, was 81M. now IIM Tony'* Marino THE ONE AND ONLY 18844 trichords, 1 mile [ 8-4881. ’BEN HUH FREEtaut. OBEST type. IS cn. ft. Almost new. As-eume payments- PE Hi**, Ilond BEDROOM set. OOOD condition. PB I-8TM before 1 WRINGER WASHER Norge 10 pound capacity, used weeks. Uko pew. Save *6* ou tin. deluxe machlae. Pay only $1.31 pet sreekr Goodyear Service Store, __ jisttrees '»3» »5_ PtanoS'e ! id K Cam, Pontiac. PK 5-U33. ! Furniture, 43. Orchard Lake Ave. »ApY CHnrrtOtOBl, taTHB: I WYMAN'S blood end tables. Kitchen tablle ; ____ § chairs. «M 3 j . . owu TaAPB«Hi -iwwrt. j »^to!t Meyto* wuihjrGV. . i ■ living room salt# *3*. *3S- 31 to. TV *4*. MS IT dais' a w« lop sell. MS, L EK BARTLETT PEARS . ' *881 Coomer Rd —FE 2-4433 FATING AND COOKING APPLE* | ot Olockmore Orchard Sales Room open Friday. Saturday and Sunday. 3110 Silver Bell Rd. east ! of Adame. BARTLETT PEARS BIG SALE OF USED TIRES BoatRepairs SBRV 2-8*81 IN THIS AREA NEWKIRK S BOAT * PROP • tCA Mthog. TV, ^BQOXQMY-]c*^F*RTB^oir7gWam-mod- con’F*‘ e-oaoY. "" 381 S. Baglnaw _ PE 341111 S^otoftoc ^ U3° “September Saif ^OHT IRON piNKjTa SET COMPLETE *OiL CONVERSION! i, Mowera Ullmr^ Mjrthw tomro II to j imp,rt,| Dlshmqstor wljh each, TA<;H WAY i mower? »lf MORRIS MUSIC • - STANLEY ALUMINUM WINDOWS sccept eny ;14 g Tele^r.^ Rd^^^JE 2-8*47 ; 'txtalk Pegbolrd : *4:99 j. *«M*DiSVIh“”T AEOLIAN DUO' ART ELBCTRIC j Lam . F:w ! S.I lnK,Usf‘Scigdto^ed’to - Plestorboerd il cl SMALL UPRIPHT^OAS PURNACKT condition. 2 pr "--- 1 with duet work. MS FE 5-2»7. _ reasonably priced. WEAl.T! Over M to pick from AO Akket. j -all- tltee. Some titan and mud tire*. White wfclle and plqck Welle. ! ''Price* rite* fi'SM W to ns *eetr~- Trsnsportat'n Offered 100 A-l PEAT IIUMUS. STATE TSSTED 1 299 Baldwin Rd MV 3 Me atove Sofa' Bede ..... nplete dlp- 3 pc. ample dinette l —■ —- — —.welltto *88. q pc wamut dla r * taijep tractor with coltlvator *8« ! buffet ....... ' ytoger waoher WS. electric dryer Odd ■r jy*- : Y; ________j Lot* of odd pitots iUlLT JK OVENS AHD COOK. topi. epMltito lint of cat and i EA8Y TXRM8 ! tlectrlc. $199.96 mod up! R. B i II w. Pfke only ’ IS®** W*C*Tla Oo., 1999 West WmStlNOHODSB AUTOMATIC y-WWto- ■, washer, *38. FE 3-7723. | 810 YREEEER REFRIO. > NICE j ZIP *AO SEWING MACHINE IN - »toy«. *98. |1# auc. FE X367. . ondlllon _ I Rnrmpiqfpr ! * * -j I'*’—** \torrff1 __ DUnUClDlCl I „ - » ,ntu* ! 34 f. Tetoqgwpb j—§vpuctal_P;UldinjrjQt-i£j_LAagM from Tel-Huron FE 3-M87 if Jj LUMBER COMPANY 4«s jBen»i» ^trh iHsrnmie^KrrKm.~B^ ATm rmehoqany_ _ ! ’“^^CAlH^MUSIC CO_ j’ ^mS«?W _ | Vou plck them. 3660 Olddlnge Rd Klbrrta peaches. Pick vgut own—t>f—r c a^il y t>icked.. ___ . I’ ear s, reaily i^ksd. m »j 12iM Foley Roafct °f > ' TOMATOES FOR HALE 1747 LA- TOMATOKd ruCK TH^CRKAS* __ ___ it hit iniii f —'r *TTinln| Lake Rd . fe 31 50 buehel Brtog baekeU 3880 CABH-TG-irEW YOHK J. *. ' BONNIE'B DRIVEAWAT PB I r TRUCK OOINO NORTH. PART LOOK' 760x14 KLAC7C T7REI. Att name bread* Off new dare 918 38 ¥lre &*lo -r*Sag!Siiw.*ri . FE .6-680*.' WANTED RIDERS. PONTIAC TO,, - Detroit- and back. Weekday*; PB ‘ Warttffti Used Cart 10! NEW TREAD TIRES SlfT x 1 OOOD USED TIRES -------------VICE KUHN AUTO SERVICE 149 W Huron_______ PE e-ieie STANDARD BRAND NEW TIRES. I See M & M Motor Sale's For top dollar on later mods) ; 2827r Dixie Hwy_________OR 2-1983 n General Safety AVERILL'S model* tor Calif. 149*4 DO YOU HAVEn*7>AIHT OR v *riw« pmim» ea » fl spi sawn suss piubtoair wnditdi if — vWK rintiDlljL 3I8_Clifford. Pontiac YDS. BLA Prompt daui tfV*E”afigTrf”T 9Nn nniva7,. 01 PE 6-9407. Two 134 gallon oil tank*, aeariy MAHOGANY piano, fit 8-3488. _ LaTOSCA ACCORDION moa_ FE 2-8824 bet 4 ONE OF f WIM. Antiques 1 Ottawa Drive. AS A DOUBLE SINK. COMPLETE *29 M __ _____ , ___ ................... to*to; wltl) trap. A grade. PE 9-4732, of drawnra,-&pewriteri am Montcalm Supply. IM W. Mont- _Uque clock, fe 4-0157. SEVERAL BOXES OF ROOKS. AN-1 calm. " ■ cf EAN~lNNlRSpRuia IfAT- tatke ’ffer* Anttou^wSSrl v ' J97 model electrolui. elec- T iS?^nrtTett ALCOA trie. roCtotAlre aak buffat wm I ZM ltlil' rturn LUMBER CO. ^ -w .— ---_ 3-iS5 piano*. IliT new $4». S1EGLER CiRIN'NELL’S aw__ PI ....... riA-NOSi _ DR STMd or^Y gjml, SUNBtAM USED SPINET black DfRT. BROKEN CONCRETE ' w bull-doalng. JfE 8-6642._ BI ACK DIRT BAND AND ORAVEL Delivered. Fireplace wood, tree SPINET removal^NAttonal 7-9348 BROKEN SibCWALK.' COW MA-and top soil. “ '“ ---- aiul Oil HeaU-rs ------------ “ " ' * ' Twlje the Beat^for half the COM .' PLAN US ' FK 8-lflS rf PK 2-drti ~ -- ----- BETTERLY'__________________________ Stone: tol REAL OOOD SELECTION I HOUGHTi'X & SOX. I TOPJllOliZ:CHUSHED STONE. ! ' 3-3843. _______ SAFETY SPECIAL FRONT END alignmtoL,.. Front _ wheelj balanced, Brake* rellned As low *1 85 per mo Eddie Steele Pwrd, too. I7M Orchard Lake Rd . Ker 2020 Dixie Hwy. FI 3-9878 ■ n 4-889* - TOP BUCK-JUNK cai*. 'W18EC PONTIAC WASTE . H 3-4MB. _ HIGH * FOR LATE MODEL . 1 3D*W«riftJ* Seattle MA 9I4M ARX YOU OITTINO SHALLOW . 1 t OR 3-J1 : kinds 11 iiyefed, r~ J GRAVEL, . PONT WABtl~MCHt'EY ON TOUR IWtrigoiator. Oet ’ a — car-load price*. Il ALUMINUM Combination* DOORS CREDIT TERMS MT34 FE 4-1113 Ml 6-8002 ^a.V.'tU9 . KM’ jTm*" EeT's-mA. 1 PONTIAC'” RD. AT OPDYKE 8EWER AND DRAIN SUPPLIES , PIANO tXfWWi- AR SCHMIDT CRUlHEip"*TOjai. BAWb 4'ltlf | CbMilNK’^VtTlAtTdRB BELEIUI ... ... _ 8EWXn FIFE ________™_^~*7___________ el, Earl Howard. Of 3-8631 Mower, rake. mTec firm equip. I'iSi!^!% - $ :S«:1 ^1 — ,80# McK*n “ Lio“’ Uverad.8388. PORTABLE STEAM CLEANING' I-->1 IWM i -l ANDY CSIK1 OARAGE DOMES- ! THE MOST FOR YOUR CAR! ~AVE BUY * at oi_. __________________ with freexar, rrlmlai _ drawer. 83JM per wk. U IM ! About it with a| '&SF&. 140 N. Saginaw ' . jf** 1 = E Tell Everybody guaranteed *1 1 1 FULL INCH THICK it ' aUpeeal pipe .......... - LARGER SIZES , IN J I complete *tock_.of_lli 9 Pn Square 1 Appliance*, 1181 Commerce Road. ELBCTRIC STOYE REAb6nABLE .also drapes, PE 5-3128- _ EVANB OIL BURNER, 108, 98 OAL - toak, jlT PE 8-8881,. PE *8811. i PREEEER UPRIOlVT. SHTEB ~ ~~~ * ydar ytHHU, ] Pontiac Press Want Ad . priced 438 86. you Jmy only BALES TAX INCLUDED VreKjymi^g ; BALDWIN OROANIOHIC ORGAN end bench. Luxurious Monde fin-i Mi. A bargain a* $1,0*8. Rd WQ deliver UL B 2-4044 ____ 1 LOWEST PHIcES Sale Motor Scooters 94 i ___ _____ _ __ 57 CUSHMAN EAGLE. POR BALE | Mtcli _____ j or trade, Pbone OA 4-3849, after f1 ^our^own^wd Bab ' For Sale Motorcycle* 95 j - TRADE DOWN — — TRADED LLOYD Top toll, send gravel a Stop at store for' further detail DAVIS MACHINER^ Ets $23.95 PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED ON INSTALLATION ORDERS -ONLY. [11 Orchard Lake A HOUB MAKE ““ " 1»ltEEZERS^ $169 k* Damaged — Hew la Cfbtog __'' Include* . JfeJW — Benrice — Delivery ... tor immSto^TdeUveS?1 That's because of the greftter selection of every* thing from automobile* to employment offered every day. SPECIALST ip soil,_____________ 5-7785 or Ml 7r1589 Piano Tuning - Organ Repair j PONTIAC LAKE BUILDERS SUP- pty. Saod. gravel and din. Cemest Pheae >I.uJ»c^u?n.t.e_r_! asr ^ ^ 7; A.Ktio.1 s«ies AUCTION — THURSDAY SEPT 15. it a m. doing out pf bum*** »««•- .___ _______ __________________________________ tlon. -Per Butcher* Hardwi by factory trained n j CAjLBI MUSIC CO ■v-i-a-raL.. < i* *0T‘r« sa*“’ * " 1 7-3292, OrtonvUle 196b THtUMPH. MOTORCYCLES. _ roNE PEtoerarveiM111^ y A.HH.^8frjjST ^ gravel. fUl and ' 10A stone. UL or Bute he plate iiquiilattUB.eyeBitfp Anderson Sales ft Service. 234 E. Plk* FE 3-9304 ! WE REPAIR' ALL “ MAKES OP scoonats - motorcycle* -ROY'S MOTORCYCLE SALES PK 8-73*8 Wood, Coal fluid Fuel 77 FEDERAL C JE52? VOS* BABY ORAND PIANO FE 2-8181 »3t DIXIE HWY . . t AM. T9 9 PK EYEKY. DAr - BATS. M - It 3-7031 PREE ESTIMATES. PHA TERMS ADDIMO MACHINES _PR09I 835 i CTTDpI T'C T ITMHFP C < CASH REOiBTERS. FROM *45 S ~ I POWtSyOMEREDartER Sftle Office Eyripment 72 ADDIMO MAI Oakfaad"Fue) and Hint, : ! PE mu* . BLAB wood' ’or' fireplace : 1 —‘ jut* * 1 including ______ ______ houseware*, garden suppll toys, sporting good*. Bherwin William» ■ paints, hardware, plug excellent Harley Davidson Sale* I TOP CASH DOLLAR FOR ALL makes and model*. _ •, | SUPERIOR AUTO BALES . • 558 Oakland Avenue - ; W* BUY AND TRAb*......OOC»' CLEAN CARS AND tWlaBK^V Kconomy-iCata-—-33-' AubUtttl I. >11 Del. PE Mill PUnts, Trees, Shrubs 78 Auctioneers" Jamboree SAVE ENERGY, USE| lYANT-ADSf- To find «| c JEROME- BRIGHT SPOT? Wednesday, Sept. 14 at 3 Plenty of Free Perking ijwTKiuAL saw* ca mtb baoinaw. pe b-bbm j , vt •>«' Dai mvyU ui-is. • ; >k . ^ JRLEcfRic ttWlMlitWcrft H. AW 6 ! LAKE .SIDE. NURSERY { curkston i*boor .ft $ti$i wt b ttwwnHP* mm. ' MiMto-1— ***——***» «*- -***• —*-—- 4-w«. 1 «r»ph, $99 09. PI #4419. On Our Lot i job, place to live or 6 | good used car, see Classi-l} fied.NOWl WE PAY HIGH $ SOUTHERN BUYER NOW ON LOT . PE B4B7I after I mttton Dealers r.‘e‘^ Cass at Orchftrd Lti^J ' : WSBM * SIXTY-FOUB Wanted Uaad Cart 101 Sale L’sed Tracks CASH for room eaa Pontiac Auto Brokers | Suburban 111 OLDS THE POXTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 14, I960 For Sale Cara ttOffBOf' . By Kata" Ommi i For Sale Cars^ _____» poop, iumo _iafSa. s crutmen a UTELT NO MONET DOWN M —1 auwiU ela n per mo *-**mw fantr r—* Gknr’s Motor Sales U_ DrSvo.' OR 3 3941. CARRY-ALL DtXII OSBD yt** *S* white walia Take • payeeit, n ujjt . , I '56 FORD WAGON. • 0 •'DOWN LloydMotor Bales PE S-S131 ! iato~"fi>ftg~2~igg^N _________________SE^MBSwifef owner. WU Cwip U MAM J AMBLER. W i WOOO- -Sfe-flmw,-LTTr==r=—-rr ' WARD, Mi opr lr ... • " t* ■Si CTOVROUCf t DOOR RADIO , .. ; .1 __ Mid heater. • cyl oo money ■ FORD DEALER ' down, Fall pride MB MMItULf-“■—*-“• payment* p( 110 per a* CALL WR WHITE. C RE DI T man-ager rx iotsa. M. Drayton Flair a basSasaw Etna A jjli .The Probleih j XAi:,p.r •***•"*;>r<‘Owoncl r lSEd i Uy uwen&f good Urea. "wfli trodli or souTHI i ^ Muss —;----;---1---—' schram trucks 0 po ana — I hw niri. 1 wonted fof out MMifS%J9l_ ..... , —Tfgg—12 YARD DUMP ----.--- 1 • 13-4175. . , « ! ,t - Utai Aato Parts 102 i' »a PONTIAC s motor, •a to ■ i AMI M Bale* Yi M X FUt d * o-mmUo tmnm PE 9-9M9 } Auto Insurance KM —FOR MOST C* _ , *30 FOR 4 MONTH* ____ __ia yss fj ni l aunt....... nn ni tm ] tS.Forefgn and Spt. Cart IPS ,n, UD ISETTA CONVERTIBLE. 1H7. . lu*i 90 miles per gel,, FE t-9629 Jtut Make Payments '’**—■ ,.3-dr,, a mu Mo. Hoe Pet r- PE A4M* I Far Salt Tracks HEAVY DUTY TRUCKS 7 New F750t and TBOOi PRICE? They Have To Go RXALT. MO. SPRITE • 'M Auotls Reely } *at U«ed Austin Heely i HOUGHTEX 4 SON Pay Only I Ms ~Auto. ... , , , WTMNnjiwrjriNiiBwr i 'M CREV WAOCtl. 1141 DN Lloyd Motor Sale* - ■ H 2-81311 8-PASSENGER I !9fl Imperial Crown Umosstao. white wall tine, radio and heater all power low mileage. Rust el- w a. aii, - »TPlTISJ0TB WITH RADIO AND ' ' ' .condition. fMj irtes-iairiiiBBi tlWlaae *1W! Ml ftftW Jb *-tx Elat Allto Kalff________ 'y Plymouth AV«yew srm.K FORD Jart Make PayntCHti I ’M PLYMOUTH; IMS MArhet 4-44*1 Welled Lai Oft Jly. _ 2P.®2i * 1OWOICK SRIPCWOW OP It CAR “•jAsjft. 'iLf'ii ??a!^f* wrra top trade-in oh tod; W •* Astsra,_; . OLD CAR mw. HARDTOP. 10 DM HO PUR OPPER REFUSED R Lloyd Motor Sale,_PE :-I1 J1 MONEY DOWN NECESSARY ttM PLYMotrni station wao- SuDcrioT Auto .Sales --------- rga.""- 550 OAKLAND PLYMOUTH l-t „j:D09«Vi ___i ntoir Inc LINCOLN-UERCUR Y . MUtuel A. ... . . , Ml Mm ___■ at UN WlMm POND CONVERTIBLE ISM PULL rd. Sower. HIM. PE 1-03*2 feet condition. ISM IMRI FISCHER BUICK. IXC.J J M 8 WOODWARD k UN. 4-DOOR, 19,000 wiper* a waebrr*. whlteWoll Nm PA hooter, TdH~* —- - wedewood t) u »» PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE door, radio aad hooter, lulipitl white wane II.MS setssl'stlli we nut. new UruT M7A| -' - ~ Reasonable. 1731 Lakeland ______ Sylvan Lake •»7 FORD WAOON. IlM DN Lloyd Motor Sale* Ft 3-1111 •51 FORD PAIRLANE *7 DR. ax'-itionallr clean Standard ohlft. F Oneida. "When I say clean your I do NOT mean rearrange your junk!" I mean clean youT room. 2Z£ ' '!• PtHNODTR STATION WAOON 1 Rose. PE MW j j | BILL SPENCE “RAMBLER” _ __ WItL ACCEPT WOODWARD, Qua*. OVER 100 CARS ---v ---TO CHCX)SE"FROM~ '58 FORD t-DOOR V-«. WITH ORIQINAL FACTORY RAVEN BLACK AND BSUWBHON W HITE. _REAL GOOD ----RADIO a HEATER Oily $895 '57 FORD V-S. STICK SHIFT. I-DOOR. WITH ORIGINAL FACTORY BUCKSKIN TAN FINISH. REAL CLIAN! RADIO ft HEATER _____ boats, refrlgera- I 'Rambler** creasy0toot 3-DOOR HARDTOP, BEAUTTPCL i,’ port paymant. 1 «•»»«•* w.ttw wnttWW itmn Clarkston' Motor Sales CHRYBLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER BWMWIW^^MSls St., Clarkston. MA S-BHL *» N. Main. Roehester OL nm ] fU7 CHEVY til «JDR., #U~TAKS ISM VW WITH RftH, 39,000 AC-; older car or pickup In trade. - tual ent, By ewner. PE »M>3—“4—Cell |R«r * p in DA t-itlt, II ;U"iuaeADLT. OOOO COND^W.- | ... 000 Sillea. OR 3-MM. i 1M» CHEVROLET SIS 4-DOOR ■" 1 - 1___;_;___i itetlqs wepon V-S engine. Poa- For Sale Cars 106 KTeuST^ k --------"" — Priced at___only UN. NORTH I uu FORD IMS BD1CK SPECIAL 1 DOOR CHEVROLET CO IMS S. WOOD- ^ury -”1 •edan, pood" condlUon «* V WARD AVE. BIRhUNOHAM HI i„7 • Harrta. FE M7M. , *•«» , ... After »“"sPSt, KE POSSESSION" I Ford. 4 door, beautiful red white ttslib. 74. automatic i — • — iimiMlon. No cash needed, BY OWNER. 1 price 44M Pay only 127 — ”1r«t payment due October ___« Mr Bing. FE 4-1006. Lucky Arno Bale,, ill South Sag- I Naeb For Sale Cars FORD 4 For Sale Cars 106 ItBUdlrd UL 2-3683 'SSL' FORD CUM ESI IIJ»DN_ Vales F* 2-813 I- DOOR, '41 MET 'opine and Edtibrock head Suburban! otm *M PLYMOUTH BEAUTIFUL 3- SALES ft SERVICE tone blue Nnlin. Radio a hooter. ! 354 g aAOINAW ' H Autme*'III oir' m2U *Cr*. MR KO »«CM«BY DOWN,' TAKE WHITE. CRE&TT MANAOER, FE | Kirilin ?"f4 Elnp Auto galea 111 S Saginaw J’Sm -JSS* eearrlei! lPtl PLYlilOPTE SELYlSmE 4 ’ S.-jgLS’ : door btrdMe U|M heater Kvi ,»*«llo and ■ * ,TT BmMrNOHAM-RA»C?LER "’Eg R' VMHF l'R 4S4 S. WOODWARD Ml SOSOS ______ ‘sTAWOU WAIHW ~ ■in$va5dm YS..SJM^L.f*p: "Croe.D^y lUdU OPT7 4 Holiday Coupe Lleyd Moioc Sale* "wgf1 mm~~ER;¥L— - , Turbin drive tranamUtien. brskep. -white •““*“ *~* “-he. i.u_ _™. FISCHER BUICK, IKC. j___________ JSSi | ■-f®# ______M heater and radio ISM mile* Ju.t '44 CKEVY, STANPAED TRAML W FALCON - — rr.n.. mWm. fclean. Oil l-WOt HRTSLER rM FERIAL LIMOC" etae, IMtr Rebuilt motor custom tn "jHwiy" hoir; ^jie iwirtitftB; I HFtwiNnHAvT I 5'rt wheels A real find for1 ------- aWINOEAH jq 4^4 1 Home. C.U “S?U,u.l ^ botce^ pood cONbrnos MI 4-SMS MAKE US AN OFER Pontiac Retail Store J _____ CHRYSLER 165 MY CLEMENS ST. YE-S-TS54 j .. JrjBUICi; I DR. "I" DOWN ! NEW TOREER SEDAN. WITH I lM5 FORD, V-d DEI.U3ni 3 DOOR. | Lleyd Motor Saitl FE 3-1111 POSTER tTEXaiKO AND RADIO.' Sarpsta. 'late FE 3-7642 H i EU1CK CBStPBY 3-dr. HASS: ; “ ONE OTTNER. CAR! : - Rlsslha- - .....—i *" ■ ~ S— wa66}T - — 50 — NEW AND USED TRUCKS IN STOCK W* meed wood seed ^truck* _ Hollar lw?ew Truck.1* BAST TERMS - SPOT DELIVERY Ask for Truck Dept. FE 5-4101 Mr!1 Put* ™t° m*14-7500«-1 by TuW: , I a id e« alls mutomKtlc Pm TRUCK MARTI —i. . ,1 , r— “ OU BOY A NEW OR ■ k set our price Aik for I F* 5-4101. Cy Oeena. DOOR] . ’56 CHEVROLET . NEW CONDITION PICKUP -4 fttHn. fide -carder mount Ught freon and ivory ftalah wn lng and brakes. Show roc Hon. 4346 d*«B. -6L.600 payment* of only 50 I PP | B1RMINOHAM-RAMBLER. m ____ jjiiu t auburn 1 WOODWABD. MI A3500 M CAD*U^C~t~bbOT~HARi5: ' * SOPae^£ee top. poner steering and brakoi ' electric window lift*. 6-way seal Boulevard gray In color. Immac - j — — .... I ulate condition Sale priced 11.905. oond., 9365. .JHMi ---------— *u6ber BIRMINO- ; '54 DODOB PICKUP. “9" DN *59 FORD CONVERTIBLE $1945 „ I > !!»• «_------- —____ 352 Romeo -Rond. fifllMlff - —-r- ' is LINCOLN PREMIER. BLACK | old ear down ana ii.iio. every and white flirt power. $1195. FBI 2 weeks. FISCHER BtTCK. INC. 905 * 8. WOODWARD 1 BIRMINGHAM '63 PONTIAC COMMENCE RD. KM 3-4165 KM 3-4154 , 1954 8TUDEBAKER CHAMPION. 4 r cylinder, radio and beater, over-' drive. Perfect second ear. Xaeume payment*-|t per week. BIRMINO. HAM-RAMBLER. 965 8 WOODWARD. MI 53»00 ___________ '61 8TUDEBAKXR CHAMPION EXDR. ONE PRIVATE | ceUetit tran»portaUon. OR * o roet. Hydra., R and K. then, wwte wags WSM, t up Utoa, etc. Tu tone beautiful ear. 6218 FE 1 WE FINANCE Valiant BEAUTIFUL FREE GIFT WITH ANY DEAL YEAR END SALE «S AVF $$$ _ IU7WLI7, WUOi BALL. I. WOW $»?». Ffc 6-1762. 1956 .%?! 'Cy' Owens | MERCURY Automatic transmission J1i hnur potfr Bioci d power brakes $495 tit 44166 58 OLDS HOLIDAY COUPE. POW- | jl«l|“o^-«S7, P0W*r^__1] j ake Payments , SALESMAN’S DEMO T CLARKSTON T*?ta^.vuu- MOTOR SALES *e ^ „‘cnC^^”r' Uam Bt . Clarkston MA S-BI41 feS car cLl T^.I Out where,the overhead la low FE 3-7564 ' ’ * tsfc^ ’ CARE. 955 TO 9500. NO ■M~wrMew4ao'~/*aw.a,TSX—i MONEY _DOWN QUEEN AUTO CATALINA, POW- BAI.E8 171 B. 8AOINAW. Eddie Steele — FORD — 64 DODOS SOTAU 4 DOOR. 74, TUHD1RM6D 1667, 6 TOTB. POW-Automatic tram , good 6n|*i. HIM MI 5-5146. 4-7646, I'll FORD OOK7SITUU. MUST OLDS, Due Oct. RtA ell. PE 1418 ___joe ttaai taivd. at Auburn __ 1957 OLDS jS bbOD CONDITION, Ml power, good tires. $1,175.06. FE 4-1557; OR >2939, OLDSMOBILE FE 4-0486.__________________ 1S*6 PONTIAC CATALINA CON-'— mileage. $850 Crissman 'S3 CADILLAC 4 OR . U HBEHM Very eleaS. OR 3-mi. I'M CADDYUMOUIWK Beet Oftei .Lleyd fiptot galea -- ■57 CHEVY 2-DR. $595 rv, 1, III 1956 FORD. 4-DOOR, VA. FORD-O- Station Wagon I ,wl c<,ttd‘t‘<>,, Sole r ROCHESTER omit EYES ’TIL 9 OL 94721; •to CHtvr >»-TON PICEUPnfiBiY: jow^cesd. Lou ef estrs*. oij - '97CKBY. PICEUP j OR 3-315P after 5 p.m. !' ; #19 OIK tk TON TRUCE—EkATT i _ | *T! 4-7I7S, 1554 CHEVROLET.. RADIO NO CASH NEEDED - ONLY-SSI PER MONTH ' kite Auto. Mr. MU, FE S-4S3S 105 E, Bird, at Aubura_ CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLl New Tire* 1 '61 Plymouth Wen . ..... 51095 ; 1------ 6 cylinder, atd Iran* | 46 Chevy. We.......... - H3M 3 door, V-S, Powerallde 1957 CHEVY ONE TON PANEL i HKATER. —ABSOLUTELY NIT Excellent motor. Juit Hie thins MONEY DOWN. Atiume pay- t for beavy haultnc. WUI trade for menu of 617 95 per mo Call ' nheiineer ear or pickup. Credit M*r Mr nit* at Ml lUto Sale* 4-7500. Harold Turner Ford. Houghten Son 2*5 1956 FORD LLOYct5 ISCHF.R BUICK. INq I 8. WOODWARb BIRMINGHAM MI 4-6160 _L__ JO 4-6424 MOTOR SALES • itsa. Plymouth, 3 door, o cyi- 233 S, SAGINAW _ FE 2-41311 'Mdjt.. M W H. Wt_rondJOon_ MERCURY. 1958 3-DR AUTO- I PONTIAC 3-DR CH1BPTAIN. Excel, cond Sea S t Pine «. I860. _______ “ CONVERTIBLE. / '49 PLYMOUTH STATION WAOON. I look# | ~6r^ BOP F j ft PLYMOUTH. NEV I960 Pontiac p $2^5 / M ' i'60 Pontiac S.C. - - -SB. Oakland— PE-I-M5L, •sa Chevrolet, a. pTcTup tsaj&gr”* H ’ i,M ant %, PICKUP, GOOD ^ gFtss JT ^ “ • •55 CHEVROL ET BEL-AIR. BKAU-| tit Jt 2 MM finish. Radio and banter. No money down. FULL PRICE 9256 Assume payment* of 1 514 per mo. CALL MR. WHITE CREDIT MANAOER. PE (ASM King Auto Sales 115 8. Saginaw ,I«S DODOB PICK UP S TON. { 4^-epert Jrwniniiaaioc. 9m. V, ’57 CHEVROLET 1 B— GLEAMING BLACK FOR A CONVERTIBLE EKorHen powergnde transmission ] 'coupled With V-5 engine will take you breeaing over the highways i with a minimum effort. Spotless I and tn show room condition. Red : 1 and silver interior with black top. 1 534 K, Main,J ’54 ED6EL HARDTOP. I1S9 DN. I Metor i - FORD DEALER - 1 Used Car Shopping Center '57 FORD $495 .- LLOYD ; 'Cy' Owens! 1 beater, w-walto. i absolutely DOWN Ar -431 95 per _ .____Ml>22to___ '36 MERC, HARDTOP. $159 DN . I leyd lietoi Shin _Pi 3-9131 i >64 MgRcuk^iiHHgi^ R A hio ; AND HEATER. MEROOMATIC * ‘-------- NO MONEY ne payment* of .__________Cull Credit Mgr. 1 Mr Pub* at 30.4-7560. Harold, Turner Ford ______ 66 MERCURY MONTCLAIR HARD-TOP. Redto and heater, auto YOU Want “60 Pontiac S.C. Bargains r Radio Heater. Crissman Ilf OAKLAND^*VENUE IL FABEH. IIHI WT5 finish Real sharp! JOES CAR LOT_____________FE 3-7941 , - 54 FORD "AUTO. R. AND H. REAL U®i<’ NICE. FE 6-4366 _________________ 1 OWNER '56- Pond. CUBT6M; V4, Fordomatlc. *ood condition. 955D.' FE iram ■ ........ LAND NO,! MERCURY HARDTOP. 51*9 DR. ■d Miter Bales___FE 2-91S1 „ ^OdtCURY — tS-C7IEV.OOOD cond. Rra* OR 3-3844. _____ •48 MERC. COUPE. ■ EM 3-SSS1 _____ MERCURY. 1954 2-DR. HARDTOP Automatic trawmli —-1'* —J WHITE j cun)|M i-lub coupe. Hydra - ■ matie. Power steering Power 1 brakes. Radio Heater. Solid lifht blue 1145 down. ____________1______ 1958 Pontiac converttEiexoupe, Hy- 1960 Rambler AMBASSADOR WAOON. mnni SAVE $800— Russ Johnson Motor Sales dramatic. Itatdio Heater Blue 1 DEAL St; •Up V ROCHESTER OL 38731 OPEN EVEE. *TO. » ■1955 CHEVY. SEDAN, NICE CAR. baraato. PE >7542, H Rlgglne, SHARP MSS CHEVY 2 DR OR i 3-2468. After 4. 1»ST PURD Y POOR, TS. WAOTO} x~ss. a -ff and HEATER, ABSOLUTELY no fs&i* “«7_ Mr_ P»rk* *. | MONEY DOWN Assume nav. *-I»SS Harold Turner Ford menu ot $98 75 per mo. OUi 11951 FORD 2 DOOR Y-4_ STICK. | 1559 Pontiac Chieftain * LAKE ORION I MY 2-2871 MY 2-2381 Hydramatic Radio. 1 r tire*. Clean for 9 I n ____________thraugh- (o money dawn, 53359 per BIRMINOHAM-RAMBLER. WOODWann p UM9. New or Used TRUCK 9179 Paulsen OR 3-9541. Suburban ! WILSON OLDS , '64 MERCURY 4 DR.. 40 DN | Lloyd Motor Sales FK 2-9131 i I 1953 MERCURY CONVERT. OOOD 1 Phone PE ___ '57 NASH WAOON. SO DOWN 1 UtM Meter Salee ■ "■ PE S-SI31 PONTIAC-CADILLAC j t^^_Akia.cAN. stsjdown HAUPT PONTIAC CLARKSTON- maculate cond. lnelde Radio, hotter,' •55 CHEVROLET STATION WAO- 1 on. hydramatic. good cond 6495 .SH Inglewood.— ;------ 1 ’46 CHEVROLET 3-DR. HARfifoP. 1 SUBURBAN-0 LDSMOBILE 2 8 Woodward Birmingham 1 ““ . BIRMINGHAM CEEATT Birmingham Trades 1350 N. iOFFICTAT Woodward r™-mttr-nertb—ef-tLSr-IY Open Evee bntfi 9 PLACE A “LOST” AD. CaU FE 2-8181 for an ad to recover a loss. Die! FE 2-8181 for an ad writer. STOP AND SHOP I Hamilton Dr.. , 1969 FORD 1 DOOR RADIO Aim ]. r~-goobinBai. t tlM. BOB BUTLER HAROLD TURNER FORD '1986 CHEVROLET 1_____ - dnm haulftm Tl nmiillle tn new condition 14.199 mllfa. PE ! 4-6945 after-SJO p,m. '- "J <955 CHEVROLET. IMF ALA. VS. stick shift. kmnewXLLi. RftH. E-E-EYE OLAS8. EXCELLENT THROUGHOUT “ *“ miles uzntr*"“ **39LfcSL_ 464 S., Wood ward BIRMINGHAM 4-7500 ]^ . FE 8-3379 987 CHEVROLET 4-DR. KARD-TOP 09 EXCELLENT CONDITION WITH ACCESSORIES. PULL POWER WITH POWER PAR. POWEROLIDE TRANBMI8- 150 Oars and Trucks M Chevy CM Couse ........8 4 'IS Chrvaler ...............a 1 '54 Plymouth Pad an ........ 3 station wagon* 'M Plym - Stodey. '53 Pontiac -.I1M •S3 Hash O H. ,. ........... 7 Chevy*, ia- 54- 53 41M EM Station WSh. 4 dr. '54 Pad** aid ‘54 Chrysler f gMpaoa73lY-Sl*vFb*-*4S.;. BACK- TO-SCHCX)L SPECIALS •O Pontiac aadaa ■43 Pord aadaa — *53 Paatloa 3-dam '54 Pontiac Mom ‘S3 Pontiac Sftaor '63 Olds sport - 55 Ramb’er 4-door 54 Pon tier 3-door .... ■66 Chevrolet wagon ... 64 Mcrcurr 4-doer .... 67 Plymouth Hardtop 54 Part convertible HASKINS DEMO Clearance •57 Chevrolet 3-dr. sed. .......I7M> For Ckiui; '55 Chevrolet 2-dr Biscayne. V-4 JL . .Siuy.7 Stick. Radio and beater. Solid S Ulc. radio red................... 511951 “ :ering SH ■r offer 1989 Chevrolet gel Air t-door led an. V-S engine. Pueeifllde. reer ateertng. power brakee, ra-. Solid turquoise finish. Save! Chevrolet Impale 3-door . - 71-7*14 ml ret: . Whitewalls; Sharp . .<$2295 ■ 16 Butch 4-dr. Hi V-4. auto ! steering !, radio and heat ISg And brake*. Wane wr 316 mile* on this official 1 'II Packard ch '94 Chevrolet 2 >wer brakes |« .... ... prices. We |tr* service after the deal aad wool* like an opportunity to fuHUl jnmi driving need* Be rare aad set our prices before you make em dent anywhere. Ash your frtendi and neighbor*. ’60 FALCON 7 • cylinder. flnUb, $.000 fndte rad* beater. ^>080* T$2695r ’60 FORD '90^Chevrolet station wagon. 74. Powerfttde '51 Pontiac 2^dr atatlpn^ wagon. Hy- Oalaxia. ^ ‘ ^ "**««* ■■■■■■*»* r'vss^ic ^ **«eo,7A Mack finiah with rod aad black "••♦■‘“to ...........111*3 >**,rl®r 'IS Pral 4-dr. sedan. V-S. 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Borl Karloff (4) Play Year Hunch. 11:91 (2) I Lora Lucy. (4) (cuter) Price h Right -—-*?) Divorce Hearing. (9) Romper Roam Ut» a) dear Horizon. (9) Big Four Football. THURSDAY AFTERNOON 17:99 (91 Love of Life. I (4) Truth or Coaaequencet. (7t Rest lew Gun. (9) Picture With Woofer.-12:3* (4) (color) ft Could Bel You. ' 42) Search for Tomorrow. (7) Queen for a Day. |~---(9) Tower Kitchen time Ji U:« (2) Guiding Light. 19:99 (9) Newt. * (91) Portrait in Print. 9:99 (2) Lock-Up. (4) Wagon Train (cant.)' (7>-Kickoff (cont.) <9) Football (began at 7 p.m.) v 9:99 (2) June Allyaon. (4) (Color) Price Ii Right. (Tl mm Thniiip '-------------•} (9> Football (began at 7 "The Twisted Image.” written by James P. Cavanagh from a novel by William OfarrrU. told hoar Mr. jPattefoou, the vice presidriit of a <2 four Miss Brooks. (4) Bold' Journey, (7) About Fdfcet. (9) Movie. THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY,'SEPTEMBER II, 1 MO SIXTY-FIVE. (4T Happy. (7) Wednesday Fights. (9) Football (began at- 7 p.m.) >; » (2) ftw Got a Secret-_____ - (4) Tate. (7) Fights (cont.) (9) Star and Story. 9:49 (7) Deadline News. Ui;OO J2i Circle Theater:------—\ (4) This la Your Ufe. (7) Hawaiian Eye. (9) News., 10:15 (9) Weather. 19:79 (9) Tblsocope. 19:99 (2) Circle Theater (cont-) (4) Harness Racing. (7) Hawaiian Eye (eont.) 19) N4w§. 10:45 (9) Hazel Park Race Results. 10:M (9) Movie. Laraine Day. - "Three for Jamie Dawn," (56.). . 11:99 (2) (Color) News. (4) News, Weather. Sports. *(7) Gin Decoy. J_____________ 11:19 (2) Weather, Sports. 11:29 (2) Movie. Robert "Trail Street” C47). 11:99 (4) Jack Paar. (7) Award Theater. TV Features Bv IWM Pn«a internatloaai AQUANAUTS, 7 p.m. (2). -Pre-j imisre episode of adventure aeries, starring Keith! m( 1 Larsen as Drake Andrews; co-starring - Jeremy Slate aa Larry Lahr. Sharks and tr oicky member of Andrews’ diving team com- Training at low Ebb, Raluctanca^ to Borrow Monty , WASHINGTON iUPD-An Agri-i culture Department study has pta-i-pointed three basic causes of economic distress in rural areas. •' j ■ ■ * *, * — Economists B. T. Inman and J. j |H. Southern found many persons iin such areas without training for anything except the-lowest-paying kind of work. Hm Investigators also mM Id* That was about all we I Om4s . ...... Acrordin* to the proSprcfor put out by NBC, "Thriller" will j sent stories of mystery and . . . .. - peme But involve ‘normal, evet^.j1^' J*? day people" caught In unexpected “ «• mirror *iT.JST-— BUNGLER WITH UAL blend of shabby flhn work. IWSCHEDULED ACT — Canvas walls of the Metropolitan Boston Art Center were shredded to ribbons by gale winds of hurricane Donna as the killer lady made an unexpected appearance. ------------:—?—~ ' O ~ Deepite the storm the inflated fabric roof survived intact in the ttee of the dying gaspa of the hurricane that took over 140 lives in 10 days on its furious rampage, up from the Caribbean. ; bungled the management of a kook-1 ie little office wotfcer who fended | herself in love with him. j The gtrt, railed IMy Rum. I mwaged PaMsrssw right Me a number ef swkwerd sMuaBsue Ryan, THURSDAY MORNING 9:30 (7) Funews 7:00 (4) Today. / (7) Breakfast Time 7: to (2) Meditations. - .7:39 (2) On the Farm Front. FOOTBALL KICKOFF — Mil. 7:30 p.m. (7). Fun-hour salute to college football. John Daly, host: MerO Griffin. Louise O'Brierf and campus groups perform. WAGON TRAIN, 7:30 p.m. (4). (Rerun) A search for a mountain spring leads to the death of mountaineer-guide Ben Burns (J, Carrol Naish). JUNE ALLYSON. SHOW. ,3:30 i p.m. (2). (Rerun) June ARyson land Dick Powell costar in a story {of separate vacations and new {romance.. HAWAIIAN EYE, 10 p.m. (1), A movie star (Ray Danton) seeks the protective services of the Hon-olulu detectives after falling behind with alimony payments to Ma three ex-wives. Starring Anthony Eisley, ,Bob Con tad. with Connie Stevens and Ptande Ponce. CIRCLE THEATER. 10 p.m. (2). (Renin) Spotlighting the* reteettmt to Hn older rasters, Negraee and Rpaatah-Amertrsa*. Inman and Southern baaed Their findings on research in rural Areas <4 Florida, New Mexico, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, Ti see and Texas.------:-------- " Hr'7"" W •• ♦ :v, The experts recommended that rural redevelopment programs include better general education and vocational training for young people. They urged rural tbmmuni- j ties to try to attract new indus-try through special inducements such as reduced taxes or free; $50,000 Received Toward New College [exams and write college papers. JAQK PAAR SHOW, 11:30 p.m. 44). Joey Bishop, subbing for Paar; I with singer Kay Armen. Hugh ! Downs. 39 Recover tb# taddf# attention 34.JButs_aUsi* 39 Asterisk 41 Stock or Red M interpret S9 Falsehood moTemsat tlUnl t Olwnse M Italian 40 Hararyue *0 (1 Withered CoSfornto s S Trtol ' 7 Local claim 24 Sea » Hebrew (leva* 49 Kind of tax M arose _ I DOWX t laotitato of Toflmolatr in S MmUoo 9 City in Hew / —lloheo— 29 U N. members Oroup ef three teftmsr~7rr; (7 •‘Minis Isle’ M Orea4 Lake ' 90 Surfaoa jjwtiwt 0. 3 Muoioat (roup 10 OppoaeS 11 Woo obwrved 31 Reflon , » 33 Measure 35 Exit It Roana rood U sand hm 91 Hlekaanto i A mall dark In Patterson’s ottos atari entered into the plot. This chap, railed Merit Jenkins, was nuttier than LUy, More preirisaty. he wee a kleptomaniac with a definite psychopath-, lie personality that seemed to de-jrivo from Us suffering at the hande jot a sister. *. Dictum Follows Meeting Merle tswtod Umaelf the tot . , i ,, - ■___• leal eareesser to Patteresa as at Mmlcn Ho Revealed) XT * ^ ntm mnumero Red Co-Op Ptcmi I *9 «*** <*»•*. «** “* *»»- ^ eeM Into believing he was Pattor- Sukarno Bans Political Activity: And after Her discourse, sho departed for good. * e e I thought the show missed fire because It was preoccupied with depicting how a "normal, every guy like Mr. Patterson got The real excitement and suspense came in watching Jenkins operate. He eras the alary. Hie wee ‘the twisted image." managed to shade Ie the Ugh and lew ape* ef the character. He created an interesting, three-dimensional portrait. His cootara, Urile Nielsen as Patterson. Diane Footer as Mrs. JAKARTA (UPI) — President i Patterson, presumably the play's Sukarno banned political activity; only "normal, everyday" charac-{throughout Indonesia until Nov. tn * ** ftttereon m^at^Trund^a* and Imposed severe restrictions on,wt>*n Jenkins met my.Miss llanaow. flailed away at the [politics after that date ie a decree HOW CONVENIENT! lines without engendering much be- jpublished Tuesday. | When Lily resisted Jenkins UerahUtty. . The surprise action followed Su- — karoo't marathon meeting with’ the "supreme war administration." 'at which he expressed deter min 'ation-to cooperate with the Communists despite the army's opposi-1 tion to the Reds. HEAP BIG RAMBLE — Sponsors are gambling that a comedy I. western — poison at the movie box office — will be palatable to home viewers, as fall. TV shows debut. J. Carroll Naish plays an | Indian who loves to read financial news. Joanne Dru is the west-i-type beauty with him. Show is "Guestward Ho!" GRAND RAPIDS IF - A gift of (69,000 from the Grand Rapids' ________________ Comedians Are Beady ^Silegg day lw.nl II mlllkm lw prtw4 — to Begin Fall Season narwara aIp funds nppdod tn Dtlt n DroDOSPd ate funds needed to put a proposed [ Grand Valley College into befogrr L. William Seidman, chairman of the citizens advisory committee for the four-year school to serve an right-county area, said foe gift is contingent on raising the b®'-ance of the required money " tnree ysaiir Several Hrimi a too Indicated These gifts will be aanouared. be added, after appointment by Gov. WUMama ef a college beariL There is no bostrd ef control yet tb rwdve the inlflal lSi.ttS. H The decree defined political activity aa ’‘open or seerri activities of lodrildoala or rasper-ation between people having the same convictions for political purposes or for the benefit of n yrenp of people which would directly Influence tie course of TV Director Sees Demise of Westerns By VERNON SCOTT HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Indians and villains failed to kill off the heroes of th^^ld West, but living room dial twisters have raised havoc with TV cowboys. Violators of the total six-week j [ban may be Imprisoned up to nine: months or fined aa much as |440.;____One expert in the field printed ; After Dec, 1, regional "war ad- out this week that there will be mlnistrators" will be empowered, nnly 24 hnns operas on tho Mr to control activity in their ownithts year compared to Alfred Hitchcock has helped the trend along both in tpovies and on trievtofon. That's why I’m going ahead with a new movie, Twenty Plus Two.* It b a suspense drama-** Gruber, raised la Chicago and v By EARL WILSON , , - NEW YORK—Th, >.U,h —"STtol*. Lewis, opening at the Copacabana for the 20th straight autumn, ky Sukarno, said Fidel Castro’s stealing the oil refineries from the rich' to give to the poor. "He gave one to his poot L- . _ . hmtfrer another one to his poor sister," Joe E. “I IVleetllKJS explained. He also told the hip celebrity crowdl q . m ■ that if Sen Jack Kennedy's elected resident, I OJJIOTTOW Frank Sinatra will buy a couple of points lni;n tlZ/vJjarfnrrl the White House. |JJJ rruiw^wu predicts only a {dozen will be around next year. The aua Is Frank Gruber, writer-prritocer of three sue* cc-mM series, “Wells Fargto” "shotgun Blade” and "» Texan." He also has written 17 western nevsto (totaling li nril-31 eaten far Legislation passed last spring provides that foe college charter • Via Damone spectacularly opened the now Camelot Chib—at which Comedian Knrl HaH saiA *We have a cultural ax-thnngc with Bisala. Tbey send no ballet »e ***** aflat." WILSON .Comedian Shelly Berman publlely chas’- of the Oakland County Chapter of! Used the management of the Blue Angel for not throwing outjNational Foundation* intonMi*, ..w . . . . - •_-li.. aa._______pMPtelvcifi Un will ttl "There are eight or ten new I Two Waterford Township Par-[ lent-TeScher associations' 'fc’flT hold meetings at 8 p.m. in dementaryl ____________ - {schools tomorrow.___________Wflni —ltes riaitfog eur | Guest speaker for the Donclson {WI,” he said, "and I dOn l thliuc !school PTA will lte Stanty TTilbyiwm of them wtM suerive ‘T’ve read their formats, and there Is nothing new in them. the bottom ri of teeet- m,- They appeal stron^y to nationalism.'’ he raid. "There art no aerial or international problems in. a western. * ' ft f 'And. so far as I know, lift wingers don't read, writs or watch They are complete escapism, and an antidote to creeping aodalUM. The characters supported institution when $1 million and a campus , site a^e pro- was bl^S. • Comedian Jackie Winston, . ____ j opening at the International, A chap we know who s recover- reclte{{ the newest B’waV Com- ttm\ t^ble customer who hackled hM^M lnumblM Bcrman j wilLat” P"”"* Sff— as especially peeved because he couldn’t make out the.mum-11,m 0,1 pw,° ; ' . * * vided from private source. ing from an operation says he wasn’t really side, but he couldn’t Insist die temptation because he [had a credit card . . . The show-Ml -rich beau asked whether j {■he’d still love him if.he lost Ms [mpuey.r,‘Of couree,*’ she eald, {"and rd miM Vou, too." —Eari Wilson. -Today's Radio. Programs - TONIOUT lllS*—WJR. Music WWJ. MwHt CKLW. Hews. Dattd ...•WJBK, <*ews, Lanmtr . ye* - WJR ai.nwrte* vrwj. Good Music . O.-OO-WJIt. Hew* WW J, Hewa VKi.dr. Here . wean, weafltoe V ISO—WJR, BOOR Manor WJBK. M*WS,*%U WPOH Otoeb Lewis was—wjr cotostoftb 7TWJ, HeWa, MmxwoU CKLW. Jo* Via WJBK. ROWS, Lee • WCAR More WPOH. Bob Lark WCAR. Hew*. Bennett WPOH. Bob Lark cklw. BatlST^L'i., 4 WJBK wire. Most* »:**—WWJ. Maxwell wx«R mm. Mm* ■; CKLW MSOR Carles WJRR Mode 4,-OQ—WJR. Music _ ^ WJBX. MWSl, VM-A WCAR. Hiwa Sa«e WPOH Sore. Sport* - TBVRSD4I MURNINO WWJ. Raws. Martens WXTR. Breakfast CM VcVk ^ Sftre . WPOH ROM Lark Sifoi WJR Jack Harris ISjSO—WJR. Kail Haas WWJ. Hews, Martens WXTZ, Haws, Sherman CKLW. MJKuH WJBK. MM. C. ROM WCAR Hefs* { ■ l:*b—WJR. Health WWJ, Nona, Idtokor CKLW Jo* VMS WC9R Nets. V*^lartr* wpuh Crew Lewis ^rttfois Rjlft Muoto euto-WJ*. Dinner Dot* Isvi JUw Doit WWJ Bustoooo Howa WPOh CandUllu 3:00—wJR. Ouest Boo** tsar. Joe LeOoff , i WRITs. r. uorcan WWJ, Matos WJBK. BeUboj WCAR. WooSnnf . ivm-wrom. mssemar - ^ WXTTZ. Fred WoUs •to*—WJR, Showcssa ■ WWJ. r. Elisabeth *:**— WJR. Acrleultur* Spc ' WWJ. Mere. Roterlo . WETR Fred Wolf cxlw Ro actor C»o» wjbk. HOW*, rams WCAR. Hewa. ekorMos WFUH Rartt Bird OUto—WJM. Music WJBK. Bible Readlnt CRLW It* dnesor 1:00— WJR. H*SA Musi* ' WWJ. More. Robert* WHIR. Row*. Wotf CKLW How* rob* Ootid ' SlSO-WIWE. JBnV Dtoidt 1 • —WWJ, If. Kottler CIXW. Knowle* " *iSb—WJR, Haws la:*s—WJR, Concert Win. lisTfif WXtk. Bus Final l*;Sb—WJR, HUoa 11 iso-WJR. x*n WWJ Here atisar „t. f WCAR. IWl WPOH Row*. Cases 1;**—WWJ, Nawa. J-Rlrds 1 <9TI ORl.W dowel* OatW WJBK. Traffle-Oppter ■WCAR. Hewa SbertAaa (OS—WJR. Hem,' R. Quoet WWJT Mere aobey ' With. Here JnU r ' CRLW WSX Derld WCAR. Hew* _ ; WFOK "*•* Case* *:IS—WJR, Music BaU . rWDRSOAt AfTERKOOH 1M-WA ROW. Pm m»m Mast* qfisW. Jo* Von WJBK. Haws. R*M WCAR. How*, fora* wwar saw* Uwi*. WXTR. SfsHoOtor ma-wjRi mu Me WWJ. Bewi. itoato WCAR, WOO Maltr* WWJ, Hava. Lpsker WXTR t/Sm . CKLW. Rom. Danes wjrr Mims' i WCAR. Rare. Bennett WPOH Carrtax* Trad* 9:*a—WJR Mows, Must* ' WWJ. More, Lpsker CKLW. B0*(7a_mir1H S:S0—WJR Mode Hah mandment: "Do unto others— than cut out.” Jack E. Leonard's dieting was discussed at Kutsher’s. Jack told Frank Sinatra, "I took off 140 ftoundt --- I lost more :than you are" ♦ «i>. Ex-Mtss America Jaegues Mercer gave some delightful advice In her book, “Mow to Win a Beauty Contest” including: “Sit by the homely girls so you’ll look better by comparison”; • “Practice smiling. Smile at lamp posts and hoxmT; •Don’t The flntl fall meeting «f tie ... Laura Smith Havtlaad PTA will I Gruber, who has a lib™r>r feature m opeu bouse followed j 2,000 research boolu on the Old by a abort buxlnee* meeting. |wrirt, horse operas coming. He killed off "The Texan" last “In my opinion westerns always will bt with ua It wouldn’t surprise me to see them make a TV wmeback In five year* or so—and ’m all for it.” the mass exodus of After the business session, par- year t®> capitalize on the Mg money to be made, in reruns. .."Thie will bo the 4—t se ot Wells Fargo,’ too,” he said. ents will visit the classrooms where teachers will be on hand to explain the work 1st the year and foe objectives of each particular grade. * ♦ # Ttetreshmenta—will—be served,: with the teachers acting,as hosts.' _________________ —ore the coming thing, they be as b(g as westerns were years ago. "I've been watching foe trends by a very accurate gauge, foe sales of paperback books. There are no pressures or big campaigns OM^for sale of these books. The {Hits Defense Dept, ifor Defectors'Stand WASHINGTON (UPI)-_ jgressional investigator accused thej^,,,*, ^ picks out "what ----------------- "' w wants ie read. {Defense Department Tueaday {"deliberately misleading the Amer-jlcan people” about the two UJ. code cleria who detected to Russia. Chairman Francis E. Walter of the House Committee on Un-American Activities fired the blast at the Pentagon after it had acknowl-j JACQUES - medest thto isn’t the time”; “Always oat a snack before gring te a luncheon meeting se yen can spend yopr time charming, net chewing." 'y ★ ★ ★ Columnist Earl Tucker took to (ivtnf lovelorn advice In the Thomasville, Ala., Times: One lettei> Mid; “Dear lari: My husband often cornea home drunk. He seems to love me even more when he’s intoxicated. He gives me large sums of money. When he is sober, he is very mean and stingy. What should I do? Perplexed WUe.” Tucker answered: "Dear Perplexed Wife. Keep hlm drunk** ^ EARL’S PEARLS: Big Hollywood crisis! Beatnik actor who. became a stay declines to own a swimming pool! WISH I’D SAID THAT; "It seems that the QulU Is mightier than the Penn.”—Mrs. Alvin Rosenson, Oreat Neck.------- TODAY’S BEST LAUGH: "Physical education,” according tA Hal Holbrook’s definition, "is what a young boy gets each time he gods to the beach.” -- _. m ^ A reader of ours got flip with a phone operator who “v^' pMtment’s Walter said “Are you paid?" and said, “Yes, every Friday." . >. That’s earl, ,.It>a E)3oat time these people summon up a little Inteethud fortitude (Copyright, 1999) ^ , jmd fait telling the' truth.” | “The market is soft now on western paperbacks, mysteries are picking up and doing well. UIC rciMgun Olio n w »wwwi-i m m u m edged that Beraon f. Mitchell, anejBogini Four-Year Term of the two turncoats, had admitted „ p«t8#Uri before bring hired by foe Nattonal « AAethOdllt President Security Agency that he had en-| £vANSDON, III. (UPI)-Jt Mged ta abnomial mx^al P™c-; Howard Berg. Melbourne. Fla., Idem’’while in hia teens. Tueaday began his fokr-yeer term The Peanaylvanla Demoerat ,u president of the Methodist Department Church’* General Bpard of Lay Bey admit I was right.” Last week Walter charged at toast aae sf the two men a “notorious homosexual” and indicated he had information that ■ex deviate*. Referring to the Defeme De- ■tody of things westers has been , H. E. A. R. mw custom beanngoorvico offered exclusively by Tonemostor dealere. Under this program a hearing old is custom Uiodo in Tonemostar’o laboratories to St your particular hooriag lose as Marly os scientifically passible. H. E. A. R. begins with a com- Ceto analysis of your bearing m. This is used by Tonemoster as the basis for detonaiaisf the special circuitry of your asna feed hearing aid. Automatic oftuipmont this* makes t wo permanent rooorda of tho indrvidwoi charoctarfetiewof your hearing aid. One occompo* nies the instrument, the other is filed under your mmRTmo mooter. Itoriodk re-evaluation of your homing loss is compared 4 with the original apocificotioM and odjuatowtease mads wfows necsssory to keep your hoosMsi -*■ to d*ta with your |—*— aid up to loss cnai Bss yoor tsmssosm furthor inforroation Activities Berg, among other officers elected hy foe 41-man board Monday, buccpH* pubiiib^r J. So KOMARA of Mie Vernon, Tex., Doliy Record, M head of the group which supeD-vises the church’s program of lay 1105111tatollfe W Poatiac, Mtoh. PI 9-072g actlvitie*. Dr. Robert G. MaytMd of Wtea- ton. 111., mi re-elected to the foll-ttnte executive pool tion of general n»Y . tems | secretary of foe beard. ' , THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY; SEPTEMBER 14, I960 SlXTY-SlX OPEN TOMORROW NITE FRI. and SAT. NITES UNTIL 9 GM's Allison Division Appoint! Comptroller JBJLflnpwr ii »□? ituHwi . » 1 ,rr,.,.Tr' -v KNvWni of Orweral Motor* *« Hr succeeds Oscar A. 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Joseph Wira, secretary* * * * 'it ★ * Kennedy Happy Dqys’ Times of Dick-Jack AT rMHil treasurer of Teamsters Local 661, said, “We’re doing it far all the things be did to us." Sen. Kennedy was on the investigating committee which *psnt months probing alleged corruption in the Teamsters Union, D«m Candidate Hailed by Big Unruly Crowd at St. Louis ST. LOUIS (AP) - Sen. John Kennedy bid strongly today far Missouri and New York electoral Votes with renewed confidence in the stability of Ms Texas flank. The Democratic nomir.„ brought his campaign for the presidency to this doubtful state Tuesday night. He encountered the wildest demonstration of an otherwise relatively placid contest with Vice President Richard M. Nixon,-his Republican rival. An unruly crowd, which re-. fused to heed police pleas—and hi fact tossed policemen around as thoagh they were tenpins— It took 15 minutes and repeated , appeals by Sen. Stuart Symington, D-Mo., over a ship’s foghorn loudspeaker before aides would agree to let the Democratic nominee venture into the narrow aisle that had been formed to let Kennedy pass td a ramp where he spoke briefly. Police, who admitted they were not prepared for the big turnout, at first estimated the crowd at 10,000. Later the figure was revised upward to 20,000. * This reception, in a. state where there are come Democratic doubts -about the contest for IS electoral votes, encouraged Kennedy’s aides to believe the Massachusetts senator sort of popular President proved himself Kennedy bid support with an early speech to file Iotematio: ciation of Machinists. In his prepared text, echoed a theme he sounded in his Labor Day talk in Detroit—that the American people -'air ****—* of the drift in our course" and want a chant ministration. Debates NEW YORK ill - Dates and time* for the “great debates” between Vice President Richard M. Nixon and Sen. John F. Kennedy. have been announced by television and radio networks. The tint debate will be In Chicago on Monday,‘Sept. M, SsM-»:30 p m., Pontiac time, OS do-moslle policy. ^ pff On Friday, Oct. 7, «:S0-7:30 P-m. EOT, they will appear an the first of two programs of a news panel format. The program will originate in New York if both candidates can be here. The second news panel program wfii’be Thursday, Oct. U, «:»•?:» p.m., EOT, using the Split screen. Nixon will be la Los Angeles, Kennedy in New York. On Friday, Oct. ft, 1-10 p.nr., EOT, they will discuss foreign policy from New York. Networks participating are the Columbia Broadcasting System, National Broadcasting Co., and the American Broadcasting Co. The programs win be carried on both radio aad TV. Nixon Pounding Away on Peace Cam** 'Best Prepared .and No War* Theme to Farm Belt Today EN ROUTE WITH NIXON (AP) -Vice President Richard M. Nixon carried into the Midwest farm belt today bis story that the lx chance to avoid nuclear war Jp vote the Republican ticket. That, in essence, is fiw cpse ha is trying to make to the veto* across the country. It stirred cheers Tuesday Washington, Oregon and Idaho. He will ten it again today in Grand Forks, N. D., and In Peoria, 111., as he does at every’stop. Afl the Our 1st Frost Heralds Stretch Survive Atomic Attack? It's Mostly Up to You It mostly depends on yon — yon can survive an atomic attaek. And yon can do something about it right now. Yen can rand the second in s series of four opecinl, “vital” articles ou Page M of today’s Ftartteo Carnival Atmosphere Invading Downtown Trmngformfttion of downtown Pontiac into a carnival atmosphere of fun and excitement waa beginning today amid predictions that Downtown Fall Festival Days will break records this year. The three-day festival, sponsored by the Downtown Merchants Association, begins tomorrow with merchants promising shoppers continuous street entertainment, unusual retail values, free parking In all the municipal lots, free breakfast every day for*1,000 persons, free bus rides downtowni , : ■ v every morning from 8: SO to * * ' W 9:30 and free carnival tickets with every down-1 A _i* _ town purchase. L6Q3I AClIOfl . Threatens Sale Farm Produce, Display Labeled Unlawful by Grocers Association “There1* no doubt that everyone will find thi* the best festival we’ve ever had In Pontiac,” said Clifford Grovogel, association president. “Mare advance planning than ever Is gslag to result hi more activities, mare merchant participation aad more fuu tor everyone than la say otter Jfbar.” 4 The one element i merchants couldn’t plan on 1* apparently going to be In their favor. CLEAR SKIES, SUNSHINE The Weather Bureau says tomorrow’s festival opening will be Messed with dear skies, lots of sunshine and warnin’ tempera-tuna. Enthusiasm of the association’s outdoor stage shows and afreet displays will spill ever Into down- Possible legal troubles are hanp tag over (he Downtown Fall Featb val Days sale that begins tomor- Dozens of concerns' plan something special, said Grovogel. For instance, Waite's Department Store, which Grovogel manages, as lined up an eye stopper. A human manikin will be possd to the midst of the store's window display. He’ll he motionless tor minutes on end. Passersby are Invited to guess which manikin is the human one. There’ll be six Still at issue Is the anticipated display and sale of farm produce in file streets as a highlight of the three-day sales event, sponsored by the Downtown Merchants Association. Clash!eg are toe City "Ion, which approved the safe la a 4 to S vet* laat night, aad the Oakland Cpuaty Peed Deaton Association, which forced City Hall officials to admit the sale would be extra-legal. A group of ift Pontiac grocera left CUy Hall last night promising*! meet again today to determine what ‘legaj action, if any, they would take. W A Direction of the attack wns indicated by Glenn LaLone, food dealers president, who said: “Our quarrel is not with fiw fanners It's with ST Thetotoa SOVIET LIMITS — In the center of the circle is Manhattan Island where the United States has-told Nikita Khrushchev to remain during his visit to New York for the U.N. General Assembly session next week. 11m 25-mile circle shows (he standing limits on travel of all members of the Russian delegation Jto the UK. It includes the fioviet-owned mansion at Glen Cove, N.Y.,on Lang Island. Leaden Get Firm Preview of Population and Jobs By DICK SAUNDERS # Cdfomunity leaders In the Pontiac area gathered at Michigan State University Oakland yesterday to look at a major problem of the coming decade—population versus employment. “Population and the working force will show a great Increase in Michigan and Oakland County during the 1960s and available jobs must increase accordingly,1 it it it ' Crystal Ball Reveals County's Next lO Years President Has Specific Plans for Assembly U.S. Holds Firm to Bon on Travwl * for Nikita for His Protection From Our News Wire# WASHINGTON — President Elsenhower announced today, he will personally present a program of “specific proposals” to the United Nations on Thursday, Sept. 23 — the day befoiw Soviet Premier Nikita 8. Khrushchev speaks at the momentous Oeneral Assembly session. Elsenhower’s decision to address the U.N. session was made public in a brief White House statement White House News Secretary James C. Hagerty declined to amplify on the • specific proposals which the President will make. However, it to expected that they will dual with disarmament aad other major issues la ths East-West conflict. What can we expect the next 10 years in Oakland County? > Local community leaders meeting at Michigan State University Oakland yesterday began working on employment problems of the 1960b and released the following facts and estimates for Oakland: POPULATION GROWTH BY DECADES said Max M. Horton, director of the Michigan Employment Security Commission. The meeting brought out som startling facts about Osklan [County: 1. The Oakland rata af popula- te* Michigan rata and nearly triple the nattoual rate. X Darby the tSSSa nearly 1JS,-000 young person* will attain the age of IS (become a member of the tabor ferae) In Oakland, compared to S1,SSS daring the pari decade. S. The tecreane rate fat the total Oakland labor lane will eqaal or exeeed that af the lari deaade. his listeners an im-st estimates for the de, based on pari to-business figures and population statistics. “In order to keep pace with the growing labor force, we must create SO,000 new Jobe in Michigan ir the next 10 years,’ “We have the manpower potential te provide ua with’the most productive decade we’ve known. The challenge will be to utilise tel" mao payer to tfa foil capacity.” Horton.emphasized -the value of trends in what type of 'employment will be most in demand and the importance of education in thwarting mast unemployment. “Everything points to a much wnuld seek to exploit the lame, b the White House and tbs Department said Tuesday his movements are being restricted only to assure his safety. REJECT* PROTEST In cool but correct terms, a UJ. note speedily rejected a formal (Continued on Rage 2, Col. 3) bower planned to nee Khrushchev white at tee U.N. He » piled: “I have Bribing ate* te add except what I have faM fm." Eisenhower declared at a newt conference list week that the chances of he and Khrushchov con- fcrrtng 1 To begin begin with, he eald, the Russian* would first have to flee two crew members of a U.S. RBf7 plane shot down off the Soviet coast earlier thi* year. This the Kremlin has flatly refused to do. Khrushchev presently Is en route to New York for the session which gets under way Sept. 20. The United Staten today held firmly to tfa plan to eanftee Khrushchev to Manhattan Uaad dar-tafrtte U.N. visit despite expec- Electra Flips at New All 76 Live NEW YORK (UPD-The crowded Lockheed Electra crashed Into a dike, flipped onto its back and plunged, Mazing, 500 feet along swamp. * * * Seventy - six passengers and pinned in their upside-down seats by safety belts as flames cloned an the cabin. » was last today Flight Ml craabed at the ead af nmway at New York’s La. Guardta Airport. ' > The 70 passengers aad six crowns managed to loosen themselves safety belts, fan eight ceiling of the stistlnuml all walked away. [Thie Day fa Birmingham Hills Awards Contracts for Paving, Sewer Line Sen. Kenned^ to Accept Liberal Party Nomination NEW YORK (API—Ben. John F. Kennedy will accef< ^he presidential nomination of New. York's liberal party at a banquet here tonight. The Liberals, who operated erily in New York State, formally, endorsed the Democratic presidential date at the state committee meeting Tuesday night field toils internal sewer system will be held two days eartter than scheduled. City Clerk Robert THE PONTIAC PEK8S. WEDNESDAY, 8KPTKMBKRTR 1900 . inn i-uauav sjmwp. .. mm^re to Sept. 22 Williams Ads j on Aged Care Legislation to Moan Revised Medical Aid for 120,000 in Stata LANSING, W —' MichbPB !•*»* Makers 'will meet in special sfeb-sibn Sept. 32 to enact tagialatlaa fcringtag new or Improved medical benefits to 120.000 of the state’s •MtHy residents. Gov. Williams was to issue the special call today: ♦ " * * The governor set a dam lor the Session Tuesday night after-, key lawmakers o| both parties met behind c)aaed"doors-for early three hours to tali over the proposal. Oct. t. effective date Lawmakers said they hoped to) accomplish their task in one day •nd return to campaign chores. ONLY Rimer The session wfll be confined to the subject of medical car*, the. governor said. "U we ton to take case of f ether tMags, wo wBI have aa-toher spaebd aaestsa later la the | year,” he tsli a news eanfereoee. Basically, he program In be laid before the legislature follows recommendations outlined by Williams two days ago. It calls lor deficit financing for the first six months, using existing welfare funds. The 1961 legislature would make Op the allocated amount with mi appropriation next spring. • Persons receiving old-age pensions would get home nursing care hi addition to present benefits. -Each new pensioner alto would | get a physical examine tier when; he applies for assistance at age 6b. j COUNTY SHAKE TO PROP The county share of hospital' costs likely would be cm from 40 to 10 per cent. Broad hospitalisation coverage would be provided tor 00,000 other persons not now on old age assist-. Mice who are unable to pay major medical expenses. AddHtMalty, they would receive Calk Defector Former Soviet Officer Asked for Testimony oh *(Red Spy Methods WASHINGTON * * * . Rep. T. John Lesinsld, D-Detroit, candidate tor lieutenant governor, said Democratic conferees pressed for additional new diagnostic and preventive medical service. They agreed to a more moderate blueprint in the interest of bipartisan harmony, he said. "We got aa much as we thought we could get without running into needless harangue and delay,” he persons will reach that ago and each year thereafter the figure wifi be around 161,000 until 1969 when 175,100 persons will become 16,” Horton said. 1,8 MILLION THIS TIME More simply, from 1850410, approximately 878.100 persons that the presoboe of the Soviet defector to the United States had not been previously disclosed. He Said the Russian defected to the West ‘within the list year or so.” . ' * *. * Committee Chairman Frauds E. Walter, D-Pa., emphasized that the termer officer's testimony was to no way connected with the investigation of the two American defectors. 1 * \k He said the House group hoped ‘to learn from the witness up-to-date tofonantton” an the Intelligence activities Of Soviet armed services units. *. * mined to dty voters, StadLr. oted A plan to make Ann Street a through way has been referred for study to toe planning bpard, the •nd tot Central Badness He explained that the person who had hof finished high school will be the most limited in Job opportunities and suffer the longest unemployment periods. “We need to train people, for the peed* of the coming decade. W to -to" “This" moans more training in everything fawn operating an auto* malic washing machine to a complicated automation setup in an it," Horton said. W. G. Lerchen DiesinSouth Service Slated Friday for Christ Church in Cranbrook “A qualified domestic worker is more la demaad aad gats a higher base rate of pay thaa training at ati.’ Horton explained that all ttto projected figures were based on five major assumptions. talned the age of 18. From 1880-70j First, that the general upward the state wfll gain nearly 1.5 mll-lkm 18-year-olds. Oakland County Is ao exception. Youths reaching 18 in Oakland la the lMta will exceed too total af the pest decade by about IN City's Ids Mathews! Circulars and pamphlets handed ««■*. _ ' ' r . lout at the meeting emphasized that Figures based on school census Topi in Many oports tht> m. called “postwar baby figures extended to 1970 and ad-in tftA. 1930s boom”’ was moving from thejJusted for deaths show about 125, mm xuva 'schools to the community. 009 persons wfll reach 18 tom V. ■ to to. 1980-70 to Oakland. Charles!*. Mathews, one, of thej -baby boom” felt so strong-best all-around athletes in Pon-jj|y jn schools eight years ago wfll tiac’s. history, died Tuesday at St. j^vt (he biggest single effect on Joseph Mercy Hospital following jthe labor force during the ‘60s, a two-week illness. He was 47. {according to estimates. growth in economic activity wfll continue and second, industry in the Great Lakes region will grow faster than the rest of the nation, to ♦ to' Also basic assumptions are that ■dance and technology wfll advance at an accelerated pace, the standard of living will continue upward, there will be no major war, and .that in-migration will not be a significant factor in popula- Mr. Mathews, 1409 Glenwood Ave., Sylvan Lake, had been closely associated with athletics in .. Pontiac since his high school days n _ Mttmtiac Central in Before NlKlIS 1/06$ Temperatures Drop tnto 30s in Lakes Area By The Associated Press Ike to Address U.N. Of these, 52,300 entries in the 18-year-old age group will materialise’ between now and 1964, while 72,800 will come of age from 1965-69. During the past decade only 61,300 persons became 18 to Oak- (Continued From Fags One) protest that the Sept. 9 VS. order restricting Khrushchev to Manhattan was an unfriendly act, unlaw- Lm, as he was called by nearly everyone who knew him, was I active to all sports both daring ! and after Us prep days. He | starred la basketball, football, i baseball and gaU at Central. 1 In 1931 he received, All-State [recognition at end and he’s al^o A mas. of cool air moved totoffi .*»1 Menrivikov'leiv^theSovtet f fiw eastern portion of the counlry|?^^d^' ““**1 P"*** ’r«»toy- Th*‘ 8u,e »*>• | By 1970 foe labor force in Oak- today. dropping temperatures iator811 10 toe FWMoe are® L pertinent reply was delivered by land should be at least 273,000. the 30s SIM 40s. „ * - * .. , . T meaaenger to the Soviet Embassy It was also explained that an The lower readings occurred to * ffil Tuesday night. estimated 36,000 members of the HU „ Oakland lab* force now live out- According to estimates based on census projections by MSU, the Oakland population, growth to the 1960s will equal that of the 1950s. The total popelattsa wtll to-crease by about 88L08R During the 1950s the total Oakland labor force grew from 110,500 ful and aimed at hindering the t0 ■ JIWIA- *._____ls. _i * .. o jj______________ Estimated growth for the next 10 work of the Soviet delegation. L exp£ted to equal or-sur-Savtet * Ambassador Mikhail ipass that of the past decade, f _j| jjjl He was Pontiac Central’s lead-! _ _________. . .__,_*"iing scorer and also ranked high the upper Great Lakes and ■ wearbrn circles The U. S. note told Khrushchev .. _________________. Mississippi VaHqp regions. J* that under the U. N. headquarter. while some 88,000 Some tight frost was reported Mr. Mathew, woa aamcrew i>gre( Detwit was Iw stalled Tuesday night as prabdant I of the Michigan Table-Top Licensees Congress, which is fiotdihg its |21st apnual convention here. j HERE IT IS AGAIN! OUR GREAT Um a Waite'* Flexible CCC Charge! 1. Metal MISSILE BOAT for land or water. Friction action.- 2. Mata! friction SANTE FE TRAIN Large Size. 4. Large GREYHOUND BUS Mate! with rubber tiro*. 3. All metal DUMP TRUCK. Rubber tires, friction motet* •St CEMENT MfXER TRUCK Friction, rubber fire*, metal 1 AT rWMil •mom and benches-were uprooted at the height $0i thft..bo»ler. The storm was nearing it* end 'as iCjift here after roaring up from the West Indiri more than 10 days back. . EcCT- Donnas dirty work 4 Ftoqj .water? ware churned up Over thlg JboAidWalk af Asburp i Park. N. J...In the north lent# nwort area’ by' i hurricane Donna Monday, tie boardwalk.. YOU'LL WATCH, YOU'LL WONDER IS HI REAL? Florida Folk to Rebuild ‘Bigger’ Than Before 6. BOAT with ROWING BEAR. Wind it up and ikrows on lond or water. 7. Metal CASH REGISTER with bell. Drawer opens. 8 BEGGING DOG. Wind-up, begs and wags toil. 9. Plush HAND PUPPETS in 6 styles. 10. PLUSH BEAR, Jointed lags, with squeaker. Gome and we thlltfttrvel Thursday day Saturday, afternoons and even mgs, *n Waite’s window and on the Thtrd Floor, Amazing! - MIAMI, Fla.. (AP)—Flood wa- would he especially effective in I may undergo the aeries of painful •ten, washed out higMrayg. rate!the Florida key*,* Where he saw rabies shots. Men in some com-! land mountains of debris won’t * per cent devastation, and he munifles formed shooting parties1 ;stand, in the way of Florida resi- noted that many would rather to Jdll the large rodents. tdents determined to sweep aside work than accept handouts. ' ' h W- * -Hurrteay Donna’s rubble and re-j -j have yet to. Mar A person! Effect of Hurricane Donna on -build digger and better thanjgay they have had enough of Flor-jwildlife in the Florida everglades *ever- ida," Collins said “They say they probably won't be known for some J Typical of the feeling which pre- are going, to rebuild and* this will |time. The hurricane's full force vailed was. a move in Miami to. bring ua out on the plus side.“| swept through the two-million-acre ‘adopt families -left homeless by cleanup details became famlly, *rea on Florida’s southern tip.-rthe hurricane. A 22-year-okl book*|neighborhood and city projects. Some 2* storm refugees are at! .keeper discussed the ideai with iHousewives pyt on overalls, ilskmorada, a once-busy sports r:j her.co^wpii-Iters and they grabbed hammers and saws and fishing center 75 miles south of! droided to start a chain of goodjbegan b r%o r'h.K Up sagging'Miami; A megs hall was set up! iscreened porches and propping up in a Methodist cWch. Food and: t. The plan is for persons to giveiflattaied. shrubbery. Children lift-iwater are being airlifted by havy ’spare items which will help eetod Woken tree limbs and palm helicopters. Doctors have been •-families back up in housekeeping, jfrwWfif' Into their wagons and|busy giving typhoid inoculations. I . L ,** * hauled them to collection points, state road department employes . A ‘little WPA which would .not Ijxtea Work crews cleared rubbish:are* working alongside Army, ;on!y help with the cleanup task from streets. 'Navy and Marine dorps personnel! .‘but would provide work in the' A * * • building temporary bridges to re* idevastated areas wax proposed L In some areas rats, flooded out {open the 120-mile Overseas High-' Tuesday by Gctv. jx-Roy Collins.[of-their usual field haunts, ntovediway. National Guardsmhn are! ; _ . .*■ A '* ! into residential subdivisions. A i protecting what valuable* remain - Tne governor said the project I South Miami boy was bitten and .from looting. . .. . II. 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MANY MORI NOT SHOWN -----------———' WAITE'S TOYS DOWNSTAIRS Downtown Knowledge o Before November Elecuoi More Changes Needed in Sodal Security No one yet knows the effect of the medical care legislation recently passed by Congress, llueh wUl depend on the response of the states. the measure is Intended to bring health care to those who can prove thgy need it and can* not pay for it. Michigan and a few other states already are attempting to provide some such service. But other states have done little or nothing toward assuring health care for older dti-rens who cannot pay for it ★ ★ ★ Another change in the Social Security lew has to do with earnings for those over 65. Under preeent law workera who have not reached the calendar year after their 72nd birthday, and who earn more than $1,20Q a year kwe soipe of theftr monthly benefit checks depending on how much they earn. The rules have been eased hut not much. One dollar of benefits will be lost for each $2.00 earned between 61,200 and 61,500. From 8L500 to 61,800 the whole 6500 will he taken off. Ia ether w« 61,800, that h8660 over the proseat maximum of 61.200 will ham 6450. Ushr the asw law extra net earnings permitted without losing si benefits would be a grand total ef 6156 — not Mich afro incentive. ■ ★ ■ ★ ★ The Senate had raised the earnings limit to 61,800 but the House turned it down. Several Senators tried to get the limit removed altogether. TCk makes sense. Social Security is nofcva dole but an insurance fund end W earnings no matter‘at what amrare subject to that tax. These with incomes other than earnings, however, are not limited ia any way. Only if a retiree works is he penalised. This doesn't make sense. ate ojhrroetigatlag has fSaadlihat the Altbama “miners” cat from the tract tow million board feet of lumber veined at 6119,600. Oregon’s Sen. Mena reveals that the Ai Serena Co. sold its dsim in 1656 tea Ilf-gar in 8suthern Oregon. Sorm 4.5 ariHkM fast more timber lave been art from the tract. So the team an the company’s 62,991 “mining” investment to date is 8278,000 taken with the permission •of the^UJ. Government from the American people, tha real owners of this national resource. The Man About Town Entries Arriving Wise Ones Make an Early Start in Seeking Prize Coot weather: What you bowed for Isst week, ao don’t complain If It* too. Make a check mark before the teem you think will win. If you think the game will be e to, don’t chock either team. Write your name and addnm on the margin. Thou mail It to Urn Pontiac from, and you art on the way for that |N0 prise. You can copy the list for other members of your family. Thoy*ro all eligible, but each entry must bo on a separate piece of paper. All entries must be received by noon on Sept. 23. Bore’s the list: Sept. M-O Auburn os. O Tennessee. Oct. 1—OMichigan State vs. □ Michigan. Oct. 6—OStaafsrd va. OWaah- THREE Sam J. Vagal 3421 Mann Road WR By frith the walls of down after they lted for seven days. TODAY ho fa stock 11:30. R h eyrtrtaro and freafs Hfe; It Is faith i to rot, releases It, ash ■airy Emerero h.tureKS- ■w»|wr"»*: Case Records of a Psychologist: Many people have rand the above to mean that the possibility, though remote, of a conflict between Kennedy's religion and his decisions to public office could come, and that he would resign fhmime presidency in favor of his religious convictions, or his conscience. When this writer happened to be In n nearby'town today, he talked with a carpenter who said he bad read the Kennedy speech, and hb comment was: also likes to watch nature work wonders in a garden which be diligently cultivates. Among his vegetables are tomatoes approaching two and one-half pounds each. Verbal Orchids tor of the vitamin O. |H the whole wheat bread is 100 per cent wheat (from which nothing has been removed), it would supply a considerable amount of vitamin B. Wheat as It conies from the thresher is the richest food source of vitamin B complex. WOULDN'T BE ENOUGH One with gallstones a? chronic inflammation of the gall bladder (cholecystitis) may get enough biologically complete protein from skim milk (ok whole milk or buttermilk) and wheat, but only two glasses of ridm milk a day would be hardly enough to maintain good nutrition. Yon should take tear glasses of skim milk dally, or the eqatva-leat la cheese (whatever kind you like) aad eggs (two a day). I thank you, M. R., for not mentioning cholesterol. I get so tired of inquiries about this that l ean hardly drag myself over to the bowling green. Gallstones, I regret to say, contain more or less cholesterol. So does healthy bile. Train Children for Good Marriage Divorces don’t develop following the wedding ceremony. Instead, they go right back to the childhood training of the bog and girl who later marry. A bapy is actually heading for later divorce when its gloating parents or grandparents let ft get by with mistakes in conduct that should be punished. By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE 1 CASE F - 469: Diana G.. aged 39, is a conscientious wife and mother. “Dr. Crane, I have been married ter IS yean,” die said, “but I still don't know, how to get along with my husband. “He will stay out late at night, werry about the * cholesterol content of food, blood, etc., although no one has of 166 Willard St; 66th wadding annlver- Political speeches that are prepared in advance should bo scrutinized ter possible ambiguities of tills kind. IMPRESSON COUNTS 'lor, after all, R to 6>e impression mads by tbe words used, i«t|ier fian the motivation or home at aU. H I so much as ask him where he hap been, he mayj curse me hi front] of the children, beat me. “Last week, for OR. CRAMS example, he had bean drinking and arrived home about midnight. Thro be started to punch me In the faro. “He blackened both my eyas knocked one of my Croat teeth oht I've, tried to be a good wife but I don’t seem to say or do the right tilings.” If she lets a boy browbeat his airier or herself into aeeedtag to his selfish wiihro, she is training her eon far a later divorce. A A A If she fails to teach him bow to earn as well as wend money wisely, she to guilty of breaking up his marriage later In Ufe. If she winks nt his moral lapses and is afraid to punish him lot he might love Ms father more than herself, she is not only a coward, but is an accessory to her sen’s later infidelity after marriage. A TEST OF MOTHER* Many mothers preen their feathers when their sons flatter them by saying, '‘Mother is my best sweetheart!” Such a statement indicates that* your son has not been property reared. No mother ehmfld ever be called her adult son’s sweetheart Every good another to mppOBai to houaebroak hOr sea for happy marring* to a grit efohh^ewa hood, too. So he didn’t develop Jack at good sportsmanship Just following the Me, ho was a poor sport all the way book to nhfMhud, ter hb parents trained him to bo ortflsh aad refair, both by their areas Mo If you omit needed remonstrance end punishment, you are thereby of DavBtmrg; 83rd birthday. Mr. and Mrs. hem 7, Taylor of Grand Mane; golden wedding. Mr. and lbs. William F. GNfley of Austin, Texas; formerly of Holly; golden wedding. Group or Noe prejudices appear frequently In campaigns, and it Is TOJS PONTIAC PliKSS, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 14,1Pft(V Thursday, Friday, Saturday *—3 - Day Bargain Event-Open Daily 9 to t It's Blanket Time Weather Now.,. and here's a once-in-a-long-time opportunity to supply yourself with several at these terrific value prices. Thousands of blankets to> suit every need and pocketbook. Hurry! 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India Patents Invention to Cut Costs of Diesels nd running costs of dieael foeo-jtttoOOO to S200.000 is expected to wttvaa and ensure greater effi-lcot the Stator’s tomes in employee hear in diesel traction, ' 'traffic accidents by to per cant Ta Indian government has taJi*|iart the .State** tomes in emptier TWO ITEMS A DAY... SPECIALLY SELECTED FOR VALUE! HAND-PICKED FIRST QUALITY BROADLOOM TO SAVE YOU MANY, MANY DOLLARS Here's Beckwith-Evans annual ONE DAY SALES event that makes sales history every year: Specially selected broadloom, in the styles, patterns and colors that are most popular now. Priced below most dealers' cost that give you heretofore unheard of savlfigi. Beckwith-Evans guarantees that all advertised merchandise is on hand in sufficient quantity to assure delivery if purchased on advertised day. United Nations addressed an over flow crowd of 7,500 at Gannon College to Erie and made sidewalk talks in Sharon, Mercer slid Mead-! villa to Northwestern Pennsylvania f and in Youngstown, Ohio. ]ftia schedule today calls for slope! at Butler, New Cattel. Ellwood City | and Beaver, Pa., before flying to Chicago. London to U.$. In 3 Hrs. A Soviet astronaut has forecast 15-minute.passenger-rocket flights; London, Moscow reports. P eft e r Masefield, president of the Royal Aeronautical Society in London, confirms the possibility and adds that to 10 years’ time flights between London md New York willj take on* three hours. First Quality ALL NYLON PILE LOOP A tremendous special buy of a discontinued 111 yd. nylon pile enables us to make this special offer. 6 lovely colors in 12’ widths. Leu than half price. Over $2 yd. below most dealers' cost as a running item. , First Quality LUXURY TWIST All wool pile in a luxuriant heavy 9 ply yar color* in U’ and IB* widths. 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There he ordered 25 barrels of Old Crow for his favorite tavern in Stairs, New York. But recently wo were challenged. An executive from a competitive whiskey company wrote us saying he had incontrovertible evidence proving Mark Twain to be a Scotch drinker! We checked immediately and found that yes, it was true, the gnat American author had once been a Scotch drinker during his early yean! But further examination revealed that he subsequently changed to bourbon! Now, many city folk are going through the name taste change that lfark Twain experienced. They’ve tasted them alland are now savoring the simple goodness of fine bourbon. Have you triad the time-honored flavor of lighVmiid Old Crow 8tfptoof Kentucky bourbon ? It is America’s favorite. Try it and you’ll nee why Mark Twpin was a bourbonite in hit tima-and / ITI an Old Crow fan. Tpe pile it lovely 110 t effect, ir n 5 colore, elmoit S3 MOcent luxury | FREE HOME SERVICE CALL j£&, . \ OR 4-0433 Kentucky Bourbon Beckwith-Evans Thursday OsV Beckwith-Evans M ! BUT YOU CANI JOINSEPT. 16 auuxvn THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14,1960 ft nIn Trait IvuWijn mill JVWJr Mall at Kalamazoo KALAMAZOO AVI) — A group downtown mill. The group it hooded by Raleigh Mayor WOliam G. men from Raleigh. N. C.. were sdiedufed to arrive here this afternoon tor a ONI hand look at the Rip Van Winkle Couldn’t Sleep * NaggingBackache miTfciijI Ai.ton Tiiiif rnr-f tot rmi^m tmrnom •** To-o planet will transport the men wd profeetioaal tram ftaleagh to Kalamatoo and the group will raturn to North • and dvfc lend- *Yobt Honor, Yotfre i Bum* Everyone Snipes at the Mayor jTolodo Port Authority “w By HAL BOYLE NEW YORK UP) — Remarks {that mayors get tired Of hearing: ____.» , .. v -________. ’Tm a taxpayer. I totta right Namot Datrortor to Post to be heard." I "Your. Honor, TOLEDO, 0H<0 (0 — Edwin F. jtratn the TracherT Union la here Avery, 45-year-old Detroit shipping jagniw.” «e commerce! "1 know you like to spend Sun-_______ IWedo-Lucaelday* with your famNy, Jim, hot County Port Authority on Monday. 1th* **»* *"■ ** * * * ipartment want you to umpire the j , , .. , bneeball game at their annual Ai^y meceadi Chertas Si Htf-ffiKJfta know they swli« ner, who resigned Aug. 1 The ^ ^ Tfl^t» •nothin,1*ffMt oa Uaddw irriUUon. L by __H BurtU* ecOm undhw to bterasM wont of tto U oMitfwr tote*, take a emi awtr* atom ut to* Wtn toppy r»H*f nilUoni lam hr pr« ts mm itow. lew aw ism wo. C* Dma’s Blh tofay! t pays 111.000 a year. * *•-. * For the past year, Avery has been traffic manager of the Detroit Atlantic Navigation Corp., op* orators ol a Grant Lakes freight irvtce between Detroit, Cleveland and Duluth. YOUR SAVINGS GROW FASTER With Earnings at SIMI-ANNUALLY CURRENT RATI COMPOUNDED Established in 1890 - Never misted paying a dividend. 70 yean of sound management - your assiiranct of security. Assets now over fifty-three million dollan. PASSBOOK SAVINGS IN BY THE 10th ^ARN FROM THE FIRST OF THE MONTH! Cepiftol Savings & Loan Assn. Esablished 1890 TS W. Hum St. Prattac FE 4-0561 CUSTOMIR PARKING IN REAR OP BUILDING “Why should 1 call him 'Your -----'Honor’ when I k know he’a « big m?” "The Bud spar tment J working , on the I yearly report ctty’a tii dal gttuatkxi. i you dgn this requisition tor five more gallons of rad Me?” landlords have cttlaen-of-the-year, jjim. but I’m afraid this could be a hot potato politically." “Your Honor, the delegation 'Judge Zilch la on the phene. Flit says tp tell your neighbor to forget about that parking ticket, but he wants to know if anything’s being done to hurry his own mm-in-lew's ap#oiataMat as e housing slum named from the League lor Better Government is how again.” i, the voluntary contrtbu-among city employes raise a find to have your portrait painted and hung to City HaU are coming in alow. So far the total comes to SLIT — and two GRIPES, MORE GRIPER "The boys in the 4th Ward art' kicking up another row. They don’t like the idea of -that last paving contract going to an Out-of-town firm." ’ “Maybe that rigid economy program would appeal to the voters more, Jim, if you parked your limousine in a garage for a while nd drove around town fat a Jeep. " 'Your Honor, the lilngntirn from the Fair Play to Pam Pi* goons Committee is here again.” ’Did you ate the morning newspapers? The cops raided a love nest and arrested the biggest contributor to your last campaign. 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I from the Committee to Lower CHy Pension* is here again.” "Jim, your brother-in-law phoned and asked If you could dm by the City Engineer Department end pick up Ma paycheck. He doesn’t went to come into town today, tt'e raining.” “Your secretary wants you to all her check. She can’t get either. She says you can And four-rent stamp In the middle drawer of her desk.' * * “The boys to the 5th Ward say their testimonial dinner to you is coming along fine. Some bookies JuM bought a block of 25 ticket!.” 'This hi urgent, Jim. Remember that hole to the street in hunt of your house your wife asked you to fix? Well, ihe just tripped *» R and sprained her ankle.” 'Wake up, Your Honor. The delegation from tht—” Ban on K Won't Be Lifted: U S. State Department Says Nikita Can't Be Allowed to Make Speeches WASHINGTON (UPI) — The State Department has made plain that the restrictions on movements of Soviest Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev would not be lifted to permit him to accept invitations to make speeches outside of Manhattan. * ★ * State Department spokesman Joseph Reap was asked if then would be any change to the ban imposed on Khnnhchev while he attends the United Nations General Assembly meeting to New York j next week. Reap replied: “I knew ef ao : ckaage to the restrictions placed | on Mr. Kkrashckev.” ! The Soviet Embassy has said | that it has received a number of invitations for the Premiere make TV appearances end to speak around die country. ★ w w Reap discussed the situation with newsmen after the White House said that the restrictions placed on Khrushchev’s travels were “solely a matter of security.” ♦ • ♦ W The State Department official denounced as "absolute nonsense.' Soviet end. other assertions diet the restrictions of the Premiere Manhattan Island was a punitive measure to retaliation for the cancellation of the invitation for President Eisenhower to visit Russia. Chrysler Seeks Return of $4.5 Million in Taxes DETROIT (UPI) — Chrysler Carp, filed sub to Wayne County Circuit Court Monday asking for the return of $4.5 million to personal property taxes paid to Detroit this year. The company claims the taxes were exceaeiye. Hie firm also has an appeal pending before the State Tax Commission for relief from such tax assessment levels as it has been subjected to this year. yuaxm Manj Pontiac Federal Savings and Loan Association i ,, Home Mortgages COME IN and talk over our conventional Open End Mortgages that include in their monthly payments: interest, principal, taxes and insurance WE BUY LAND CONTRACTS Pontine Federal Savings HOME OFFICE: 761 W. Huron St. ROCHESTER: 407 Main St. PONTIAC: 16 E. Lawrence St 4416 Dixie Highway—DRAYTON PLAINS 1102 W. Maple—WALLED LAKE saw? SB HMM HINNERS to fared Thsehu Wed. thru Pure M Lard t 13‘V mmM Fill Ytir Frtsura Now with Ahnft Toidsr Baby Beef! Hind QiRittfi 47c Ik. Sido ....... 43c Ik. Fxait Hiarteis 39c Ik. 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Saturday at the Macedonia Bap* tlst Church with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. His body Is at the Prank Carruthers Faneral Home. A retired coal miner, he is sur-vived by his Rife, Luella: a daughter, Mrs. Emma Moore of On* Mr. Eaves died. Monday at Uni* verStty Hospital in Ann Arbor. He topi second aerial taaavary at Oiaotowsr XIV'i caught in the air Aug. dropped toward the target area near the Hawaiian Wands. Planes missed Discoverer XITs payload but it was fished unharmed from the sea. like previous Discoverer shots, 0. 15 toss fired from fills big West Coast missile base into h polar orbit, south to north. It went Into orbit almost perfectly, circling the poles on an riiaped course as far out as aafiar and as close i the 17th trip, about 8 p.m. T today, the capsule should de-l ftom the rocket dhrrier over |«nriic and begin a descent to-Va 60-by-200-milc target area i of Hawaii. ^Lwaii-based Cl 19 flying box-trailing huge trapeses will iverer XV carried aloft ’ spy” gear being tested for P upcoming Midas and Samoa . These are expected to ■able to photograph foreign ter* % and detect missile launch-t anywhere. is nothing live aboard -Discoverer. Later rockets k cany laboratory animals. Colei Snapt How at 101 1110 dagrees in Temps, so when the. Tbs first mtfeeal photograph thermometer dipped the Tempe was made by ». Albert Donee of TEMPE. Aril. (AP)-Twnpera-IDally News said: "It I* only 101'Paris in 1M% feM Mr tures had been hovering around as qdd snap hits in valley. after the origfe of photography. . n fn.Seoul, _ . In the spot P demonstrations n Rhee govern-W high ochool I Seoul aw 'U.S. to Restrict Fidel Like Nik Cuba's Boss Also Mult Stay on Manhattan puring U.N. Session WASHINGTON (AP)-The. United States today ordered Cuba’s Prime Minister Fidel Castro re* stricted to Manhattan bland when he attends the United Nations Genera] Assembly session in New York, beginning next week. WILSON HARRINGTON Service for Wilson Harrfa«ton, TS, of 84 Wopaon St., will be held at 2 pun. Friday at the Dpvia* Norton Funeral Home. His body will be taken to the Brookdale Cemetery at -Livonia for burial. A member of the Miller Burial Society, Mr. Harrington died Wednesday after an illness of several weeks. LUELLA MAXF1ELD Luella Maxfield -of 54 Seneca St. died of pneumonia yesterday. She was TS. Service will be held jfi 2 p. Friday at HeUer’s Comers Wee Methodist Church. Burial will be In the Godge Cemetery. Miss Max-field’s body is at the Doneiaon* Johns Funeral Home. ERVAN MORGAN Ervan Morgan, 75, of 2933 Mann Road, Waterford Township, died yesterday at INmtiac General Hos-iptal after an illness of six months. retired press operator at Baldwin Rubber Co., be leaves ms, Grant of Pontiac, Claude of Burbank. Calif., and Kester of Kingsley; one daughter, Mrs. Harold Turcott; and fear grandchildren. Other survivors include three slaters, Mrs. Howard Cross of Pontiac, Mrs. James Randolph of Newport and Mrs, Earl Barry of Aims; and three brothers, Willis, Jack and Floyd, all of Klngs- i«y- Mr. Morgan's body was taken this morning (ram the Pursfey^ Funeral Home to the Smith Rumi Home in Kingsley for service at StSO pun. Friday. Burial will bs in the Kfrfcsfey Cemetery. Grsad Travarse County. MRS. HARRY A. RICHMOND WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP — Service for Mrs. Harry A, (Bertha) Richmond, 76, of 9482 Highland Road, wiH bp at II a.m. f at the Voorheea-filpfe Chapel, Pontiac. Burial will be in Forest HUl Cemetery, Ann Arbor. . Mrs. Richmond died yesterday after a long illness. Surviving are a son, Howard M. J Pontiac; a daughter, Mrs. Charles L. Howard of Pontiac; and EDWARD J. IYCK MILFORD - Service for Edward J. Zych, 62. of 3743 S. HUl College Girl Acquires Antiquo Fire Engine GRANBY, Conn. (I) - When the Norfii Granby fire department decided to sell a 198 fire-engine, teen-ager Julie Peck came forward. Road, will be at 9:30 a m Fridajl at $t. Mary Catholic Church. BuVl ial will be in St. Mary Cemetery. The Rosary will be recited at 8:30 p.m. tomorrow at the Richardson-Bird Funeral Home. Mr.-Zych, a member of the School Men's Club Of Detroit anil fits Holy Name Society of St. Mary Church, died yesterday at his i evidence after a long iHnesa. Surviving bemdea his wife Ainu la a sister. Deaths Elsewhere PHILADELPHIA (At1) - Herbert L Maris, 80, nationally known attorney who developed • hobby of investigating and proving the innocence of convicted criminals, died Tuesday: of a heart attack.'Mia career and work serve as background for the TV program known *as "Lockup,” * * * WEST PALM -BEACH, Fla. (API—Carl Raymond Vinton, 74 fomKY tennis star and tennis coach, died Monday after a short illness. 8he paid -JP20 for the engine jng nmi bearing his name and ““ *J"““ “ *“‘a" **“ ““'tor 14 years president of fit* after admitting to being "a real fire buff." The pert Smith College fresh* j man didn’t say what she intended with the fully-equipped, engine. American Trucking Association, died Tuesday. In 1946 he named chairman for life of ATA's board of directors. SALE MEN’S SUITS o Newest Fabrics • Latest Stylos • Sifts to 46 Available •UY ONI at Reg* Mss ... *39** Second Suit Only ..... , 100 2 SUITS FOR ONLY $4095 Wo Alee Neve Suite — tieee 48 to SO — Sag. NO MONEY DOWN Opoa on International Chtfpo Johnnie Walker Style Center B6 N. Saqinaw-Opp. Fadtrat's FI 2-7795 Show for Shut-In Tots Brings Enduring Joy j Scores of Friends Attend Owen Cleary's Funeral ... , YPSILANTI ID—Owen J. Cleary WEST ORANGE, N, J.,'ID-Nineu 0 r m e r Michigan secretary of! yeare after her * entertainment amj commander of the World; group disbanded, Joan Rapfcano War jj Michigan Stdte Troops, wagl U still carrying on with a buried her# Tueaday. woman marionette ohow to enter- Ceremonies were attended by a shut in children., (scores of friAids made during Mi, 'When money ia spent, It's gone varied career as attorney, Nafionslj ■ good,” she aays. "but the satis- Guard officer, Republican state faction I get from entertaining j chairman, liquor •control cominis-those people wiU stay with me al-'jsioner,- secretary of state and bus-ways. / linen college president. Festival Special No. 1 1 and SUITS 2 Pants Regular. S65.00-S79.50 ; THE PONTIAC PRESS, Wift)NKSDAY, SEPTEMBER14,1060 Sctentiit Sees Ability to Survive Wining Says Man Pays High Price for Comfort obsrity and lack oi muscle devd-|haps even auHiufls -» . from eotafaa of such gw- „ to most www physical^ rkallsmgo. Less obrians NEW YORK Witod. i, HOUSTON. Tex. (UPM psilceman's Je among it rty bring he DuringlWDoumtown Pontiac Festival Days HAW BREAKFAST WITH US..... Gome along and bring your a petite, hove breakfast with us os we join in the downtown Festival Days Celebration — Wd'll be serving breakfast from 9 to 10:30, Thursday, Friday ond , Saturday — See the .world's largest skillet that prepares 1,000 eggs at a time. Come downtown, join the fundrtd enjoy breakfast with us. * Free Bus Rides to Downtown Pontiac 8:30 to 9-30 .Yhursday--Friday--Soturday Courtesy Community National dank ' ' ’V * * ■: • -• National liak p 0 m A « Offices at W. Huron . . • N. Parry *. . Kaago Harbor f . Walled Lake . . . Uaiea Lake . . Milford.',.. Waterford ... Lake Orton... Romeo and Bloomfield HiU» tHE PONTIAC PRESS WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER U, 1960 THIRTY Ostriches Run Wild as Mayors Sweep Ahead LOUISVILLE, Ky. un - The ’ Kentucky Ostrich Deity" at the State Fair was a gag. but tbs Woman Was Murdered After Seeing Film Why More Training WASHINGTON - Sen Lite* Kefauver, D-Tenn., Tuesday accused a major drug Ann, Parke, Davis.a Go., of trying to gat the government to “water down" a re- ly plays a part to criminal behavior." Own AGREEMENT His opinion Is shared by Dr. Frederick J. Hacker, psychiatrist head el the Hacker Cttaic to Bev-arty Hills. HI personally do not believe accounts of crimes to mass media create criminals, but they can By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD (AP)-Do crime movies and TV shews incite crime? The Production Code hks strongly worded provisions: "Excessive end inhumane acts pf cruelty and brutality have no proper place on FREE PLACEMENT SERVICE Pontiac Business Institute 7 W. Lawrence rB24 Since 1896 see the film “Psycho. The strangler insisted the movie1 did nbt prompt his'deed. * * * 1 "I don’t know why 1 did it," he said. “I occasionally get a strange urge to kill. Most of the time I get rid of it by watching TV- or going to the -movies, but sometimes—" Hie story thus gave ammunition to both sides in the continuing argument about the effect of crime portrayals: * 1. Upholders of fllma could reason that movies offer a vicarious create a crime to persons presto-posed to criminal activity." Dr. BOWS ON STAGE - James Thurber, famed humorist, cartoonist and pmyright, who to blind, made his acting debut to New York Monday night. He (fid a 12-minute sketch in his hit Broadway comedy "A Thurber C^ndvaL” ALL SPECIALLY PRICED FOR FALL FESTIVA DAYS! M that the teeing of ‘Psycho" and the committing of the murder wire too close to be coincidental. HITCHCOCK MUM Allied Hitchcock, .who made "Psydm,” declined to enter the controversy. Nor was there any comment from the Motion Picture Association, which gave the fflfn its production Code seal. Code overseer Geoffrey Shurlock has •been barred from public comment. In the days when he was allowed to talk, Shurlock told me that he did not believe crime films induced criminal activity. He said he kept track of news Stories that claimed a criminal had committed a crime on the stimulus of seeing a movie. All such cases were thoroughly investigated, Shurlock said, and it was ^IheBaron ftomBeritn (Cant.... found* the crimes stemmed from other causes. » William H. Parker, Los Angeles chief of police, has this to say: "The power of suggestion to persons easily stimulated - undoubted- South Carolina Officials Seek Business in SA South Dresser Base BUENOS AIRES (UPI! Carolina Gov. Ernest F. ■ Hollings and a 27-man committee of the state’s industrial and business leaders held a final aeries of informal meetings with local of. ftrials Tuesday before flyiiR to Montevideo, Uruguay. , w * * -The Carolinians arrived in this Argentine capital Sunday on the first part of a six-city tour of South America designed to dhim up business for the recently modernised and expanding port of Charleston. MAPLE ■48 SOLID BUT YOU CANI JOIN SEPT. 16 • Chfifit of Drawort • Bid odd Night1 Stand • Bookcase Bod • Bunk Bods - (not pictured) • Dresser Bast • Kneehole Desk • 2 Twin Bods • Step Chest fnef pictured) Lawrence, Kan., was founded in 1854 by a group of-abolitioniits of the New England Emigrant Aid Society,- beaded by Amos A. Lawrence of Boston. Chest of Drawers $48 You won't see the likes of values like these again until we talk the busy factory, out of another shipment! Even then we can't guarantee the price won't be a little , higher, because -we frankly don't see how furniture of this quality con be produced ; ' ’%' f- for so little. Genuine Winston Chapel Maple, rock-hard, durable and rubbed to a . beautiful finish. SIDEWALK SPECIALS! Looked chair pads ALIGNMENT SPECIAL! 1* Check complete front-end system 2* Correct roster, camber and toe-in to specifications St Adjust steering AN Services Listed in This Ad for One Lew Price of Heavy hooked pods' in ypur choice of £| 5 colors: beige, red, blue, green or brown. 15-inch diameter. HOBNAIL 3 LAMP GROUP *995 Traditional hobnail styling on translucent milk Glass. Highly polished brass trim, pierced in lace-like pattern. Alt three pieces at one price,. IMPORTED DANISH STOOLS EXHAUST SYSTEM SPECIAL Wfcil ftt«* ** IllfUk* • 11*5 Ideal for your recreation ’room, extra stool in your bedroom, den, etc.-Rosily stacks. 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HELPFUL HINTS APPLIANCES PETS BOATS WATER SKIS PIANOS TV SETS GUNS f CAMERAS 1 GOLF CLUBS FURNITURE BABY BEDS CLOTHING : TYPEWRITERS % WHAT EVER YOU WART TO BUY OR SELL, THE WAlf AD PAGES OF THIS NEWSPAPER BRING Y0U | MARKET PLACE THAT IS UNSURPASSED FOR WIDE SELECTION AND VALUE Tin: I'OMIAI I'KI JiS WANT AR JDDP ARHEGNT THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER H, IMP FORTY I Karo j Bell Marries in California Rites Take Place in Chapel of Roses at Chula Vista Make a Book Tray hr Fall Night Reading Johnston-Dohner Given at 4 O'Clock Rite HAIR FASHIONS . ... for back-to-echool require a Professional Permanent . CALLIE’S BEAUJY SHOP 1M North Ferry P^t-Ofl Phi Kappa Tau Picks Chairman Committee • chairmen were appointed at the lint fall meeting of Phi Kappa Ton Sorority in the Can Lake Road home' of Mr*. Richard Maier. ' White butterfly roar* centered the bride’s cascade of white carnations. Mrs. Robert F. Dohner attended her sister-in-law as matron of White gladioli and carnation* against a background of potted palms graced the chancel of First Congregational Church for the Saturday vows of Margaret Jane Dohner and Norman W. Johnston of Taylor. The Rev. Been neglecting your read-fhg in favor of spending those warm summer nights out-of-doors? Hie arrival of 10)1 moans' you'll probably be cutting down at least some of your outdoor activities and making more frequent trips to the library. With an ordinary cardboard grocery carton and some of the colorful new decorative materials now available, yoo can make an attractive book tray for those long, luxurious reading session* in bed. Simply make leg room by chitting out two side* of the box, leaving ends of the box intact to serve as “legs." Then coyer the. cardboard with one of the plastic-coated coverings, that are washable. Smooth, off the edges of the carton. Peel oft the paper backing of the adhesive covering and press the material on the carton. You won't have to overlap it because the covering won't shrink or shift once It's firmly In place. Heading committees are Mis. Maynard HblgMa. ways and means; Mrs. William Johnson, historian; Mrs. Robert' Hauaman. telephone and philanthropic; and Mrs. Robet Scharf. publicity. Coiffurw are taking a brand now (rend . . . charmingly < different with a softer, more feminine look. Inspired by artiste ... translated by our hair styling experts to make you more lovelier. Make an appointment today. The nattira) botanical garden in the Chapel of the Roses at Chula Vista, Calif , waa the setting for the marriage of Karol Louise Bell Of Birmingham to Jamos L. White of Lakeside. Calif. Malcolm Burton officiated ft the four o'clock cere- mony, which preceded a reception in the Winifred VanWagooer room of the church. White carnations, candelabra and yellow gladjdli graced the altar where the Rev. John K. Sorensen of the Lutheran Church of El Cajon, Calif., read the Sept. 3 nuptials. Mrs. Hausman reported on the group's trip to Detroit’s Camp Crila for epileptic children this summer. At the, close of tbe Thursday meeting a buffet luncheon was The bridal gown of while Chantilly lace was styled witti aequined sabrina neckline, long tapered sleeves and a four-tiered ballerina JOHN C. REYNOLDS Graduated from Michigan State University following the summer session was John' C. Reynolds, son of J. Chester Reynolds of Elizabeth Lake Road and Mrs, Julia Reynolds of Phoenix, Ariz. An Evans Scholar, he majored in business administration and was a varsity member of the golf team for three straight yean. He has received his commission an Air Force second lieutenant. Mesumnine Budget Department SPECIAL Our $8.00 Permanent VERY SPECIAL Bake Upside Down Cake in Dutch Oven or Skillet The princess-line bridal gown of white Italian silk taffeta featured a sculptured floral neckline of seed pearls and double bouffant hem-tine. Wrist-length gloves of Italian rllk and shoulder . length veiling held by a pearl tiara completed the bride's ensemble. Women Hold B'nai Israel Tea TONY’S Beauty Shop Consumers hi the North Central region of the United States bought 44.7 per cent of all the cars sold In the nation during the past two years. honor, in waltz-length blue nylon. Her flowers were pink carnations. The bride's brother Robert ■erred ao beet mao. Kenneth Peterson of Royal Oak aad Ron- Forty women attended the annua. Silver Taa of the Sister hood of Congregation B’nai Israel Tuesday at the Menominee Road home of Mrs. Irving Koper. Following the welcoming speech by Rabbt Israel Goodman, Mrs. Pat Redner and Pauline Pollock presented a fUm on hat designing. Mrs. Redner modeled a number of hats rite has fashioned, explaining the Importance of wearing hats. Mrs. Koper presided at th? lavender and- blue tea table. Cacha-rmeji: for the program were Mrs. Edward Avadcnka and Mrs. Belmont Kershcn-baum. Closing' nrayer waa offered by Mrs. Marcus Davis. A yellow orchid centered a spray of white carnations atop her prayer hook. Pamela No nan Bell of Rlrmlag- just ha you do in spring. If you would like to tty Mrs. Ben Lapp's recipe for Rhubarb Upside Down Cake, go out and pull some. Or get some frozen rhubarb. Tbr her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Dohner chose a mauve lace dreas over taffeta, matching hat and corsage of orfchid carnations. Joseph Barbour of El Cajon was beat man. Seating guests were Timothy Patton of San Diego, and the bride’s brother Roger of Birmingham. The newlyweds will make their home In Taylor. OPEN EVERY NIGHT TO 9 Mondoy through Saturday DOWNTOWN A DRAYTON PLAINS After a honeymoon bi San Fran- j cisco, Northern Califonflh and Las! Vegas. Nev.. the couple will livei at Pomona, Calif. The bridegroom I Is working on his master's degree J at California Polytechnic Institute. I Worth-while savings are yours during our . . . ETHAN ALLEN FESTIVAL SAVE AT LEAST 10% ON EVERY PIECE OF THIS FINE ROCK MAPLE FURNITURE! * SPECIAL EARLY AMERICAN EXHIBIT ' We have assembled weapons, models, and equipment of the Revolutionary War period. See the exhibit of actual momentos of famed Ethan Allen who led the' Green Mountain Bays to their great victory at Fort Titonderog*. Receive a jug of genuine Vermont Maple Syrup, with our compliments. Our “Get Acquainted" Special1 LAMP TABLE So that you'll get to knoW/fhe truly fine quality and lovely hand-rubbed finish of Ethan Allen furniture, we're offering this attractive solid rock maple table for just $10. Use it as an end table, lamp table, at the bedside, or as a telephone stand. Amply cut for larger sizes! Handy pockets, .button back pre- Hand-Hooked Old Colony CHAIR PADS [broidery adds gay touch f Printed Pattern 4950: Women's 'Sizes Small (& 38); Medium (40. 42); Large (44, 46); Extra LaFge (48, SO). Small 2% yards 33-inch. {Transfer.. BRIGHT 'Hand-made chair pads in authentic Early American design . . . wonderful for #0 wooden seat chairs. Choice of several colors. Sony — no phone orders. 1 Send 50 cents in coins for this [pattens — add 10 centj for each pattern for lst-class mailing. Send to Anne Adams, care of The Pontiac Praia, Pattern Dept., 243 West 17th St. New Yprk 11. N. Y. Print {plainly name, address with zone, size and style number. Send now! Big. beautiful. Colorific Fall sod Winter Pattern Catalog has over 100 styles to sew— school, career, half-sizes. Only 35 cental V 6-month uplift guorantM I I SUPER SPECIALS I DOWNTOWN FESTIVAL DAYS ATTENTION . .NEWS IN MILK. GLASS SNACK SET 8-Pc. Service for 4 Display Board Is Good Place for His Work Magic knots moko the difference, «md "Porma-Lift" guarantees that firm uplHt for six months. Have the purchase data stamped on guarantee tog attached to tho bra. If bra fails to retain Hs original uplift for at least six months from data of purchase, return it to our corset department and receive - FREE —a now "Permo-Uft" bra. White cotton. Available in sizes 32-36A, 32-38B-C. ' "CHARGE IT" 2s* A daughter. Susan Mary, was born to the Thomas McMahons (Sueann Joyce Atkfos) of East Boulevard North, Aug. 3 in Pontiac Osteopathic Hospital. Grandparents are Mrs. Eleanor M. Atkina of East Boulevard Nerth, Lao P. Atkina of Dwight Avenue, and the CUTTING BOARDS Decorated in Bright Odors . .~70r GIFT.BOXED..$1 /yc 6" Wooden Salad Bowl....... 50c 10" WoodenSolod Bowl .. .$2.95 Wooden Cutlery Troy.____$1.25 3-Legged Milk Stool.......$2 SET of 6 CHINA ASHTRAYS with Eerfy American-dssigns.$| Clever, decorated CANDY BOX of tdond wood $1 P rofessi ono I PERMANENTS Styled os YOU Like It! tAWl3B£Sr IMPERIAL BEAOTt SALON 218 Auburn Ave. FE 4-2878 No Appointment Wecosearr. OF PONTIAC AuRON at TEIEGRASH, , 24 West Huron Street OPEN THURSDAY, {FRIDAY ortd SATURDAY TIL? THE PONTIAC PRESS; WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14,1960 Emmet Kelly's Son to Start Clownin' Around PERU. ML OJPD — Emmetl Barrymore Jr. Asks Coart to Retrieve Ring i ROME m — Actor John Bairy- Laurence Harvey Now Tops Film Wanted List ★ TONIGHT - THURSDAY * AH Color . Exclusive Pint Showing v History's Geeetest Wanton! Tax Refunds Increase CHICAGO (UPI >-Large tax refund*—amounting to {100.000 or j more—jumped SO per cent laat year, according to Commerce Clearing House There none S00 ouch refunds to 1959 totaling fljK-my’ ?om£Bl,dj!r “ °**r 'million, compared with 271 «“* »■£: hr Mo performance to I amounting to {345 million in IMS. L**00® ***?»' *“ r“fhed ;__. (the top and finds more mom there ™T""*“™"™,^^tlrtn he had expected. PINEAPPLE Hit explanation: "There a demand /or me be-cause there’s a shortage of lead-tag men.” Not particularly handsome, ahd *IT»rvr» mauvet-v junschooled ta New Tories LAUBENCE HARVEY "method” of mumble, scratching jand shifting eyes, Harvey isj right property he doesn’t havo unique. to worry about money. AB you h it it | eaa do io find decent stortso. “If I accept all the often, I ^ *.c**t*ni lean go from one picture to the *Mt«s be bartered tor fi^aae-next for 10 years," be said.'"But ***• it * not a matter of keeping busy The sandy-haired Englishman or piling up money. has acquired several properties •Tto important thiag U good Nniarif and has formed We own * ----- — r production company. 1 But before he opens store, he is duty bound to star in "Ihe Spinster" (with Shirley MacLaine), "Summer ahd Smoke.” ”A Borrowed Lito” "A Distant Trumpet” and ’The Long, the Shqrt and the Tall —AMD- BOLD—POWERFUL AND THRILLING Almost 9,000 men with prior service will be accepted for rp-enlistment between now and June 30 next ydar.. the Air Force reports, with a large number of theae retaining toe grades held when discharged. lM FIELDS OPEN Altogether. 154 career fields will be opea to veterans, compare guide to the solution of domestic JJ problem*. J* It will "(quicken our economic | “ growth, realistically reorient our farm program and help remove n the lot vestiges of segregation t** or discrimination," Rockefeller! NANCY Qf NYC — Eroened in the spoils of her victory, Michigan's Nancy Anne Fleming, the new. Mias America, grins with delight as me meets the cut of the Broadway musical “Bn Bye Birdie’’ ta New York City Tuesday night, Jhpwn here with THK PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER u. i960 Ex-Nazi Victim Claims Threats Tells of Harassment After Offering to Testify lf anpaoa Against Eichmann i DETROIT (I* - A victim ef war-time Nad torture who recently of-Lwre*’ f’red to testify against Adolph SS ! E'chmann said today she has been gjj t*i reatened twice by a man with a Oat* German accent. Mrs. Marie Szymanaki, 37, the Polish-bom wife of an automobile worker, said die man tried suade her to enter his car as she walked past an alley entrance oo her way home here last night. She quoted the man as laying: f ‘Mart herspae yww’ve cheated yeas halr-de, don't think that we don’t know yea. Wer’ll get yes Special Lodge NO.’SP FtoAM Clarkston, Thurs.. Sept IS at 7 pm. Work in K. A. dak Raymond Dobson, WJA. The same man threatened her in June, she, said, soon after tee offered • to testify a gainst Eichmann, a Nazi henchman currently facing chargee in Israel for ordering the murder of 6,000,000 Jews diving the Hitler era. * ■ ♦ In neither case did the man touch her, dig told police. She aald Eichmann, ehe of AMf Hitler's chief lieutenant., choked her and ordered her hung by her feet aad beaten for M hours when she refused to become his |H friend. He spit on her, released rats in her windowless cell and sent her to Auschwitz concentration camp, from which site was liberated by U.S. troops In 19& She war used for medical experiments camp, she said. lodge Calendar News in Brief s. deck Thome ef 3U0 Villa Road, Orion Township, told sheriffs deputies she saw someone get out of a cpr and stead her son's Jacket from the backyard clothesline last night and then speed off in the car. Mike Spak, 1IM Mt.descms 8t„ reported to Pontiac Police yesterday that his home was broken b>tQ. «nd a sump pump ahd of china with a total value of 6325 stolen. markets (Dull Mart Has Upside Drift The following are top covering aales of locally grown produce brought to the Farmer’s Market by growers and sold by them In wholesale package lots. Quotations are furnished by the Detroit Bureau of Markets, aa of Monday. Detroit Product iaMkemdr U ste............ 3 #o csduioudm, bn. .............. 3Jt ---u, Conoore, as............ tJS - 8 ’sxrtlett,“bu*' 1-3 Cl*PM, bo. ............. I N NEW YORK (API — Extremely narrow changes prevailed in a mixed stock market ehrly today. Trading was dun. Mont cfcaigas of key stocks were fractional. There was a alight tendency toward the math**, Albert*, bu...... wwa Ml ■Tea; be. J ml . ...__.w ha*::::: W»t*rm*lon. bu. {mm. We*, bn. isrfsfS: CUbm. bu. the Oemmeree Dept, for August. reported to Pontiac police that a five-month-old beagle was stolen yesterday from a trailer on 8. East Blvd. near the naval armory.. Lockheed advanced about a, __.. In a continued rise as a published report told of more spending tor this company's Samoa satellite. -- -........... General Dynamics made a similar Eswfc ■3%»* ■■'■.".V.'.'.'.V.'following an advance gfer.. I5ye^yo0n Deccn Records, which con troll Cbrsahwi, Hab. bu. Cucumber, alien, bu. . * fit | Universal Pictures, advanced about *j|'a point in the wake of news of a Is.':.;,.::..:;;:-.: *.m big boost in earnings for Universal. taf1- .......... ' So *** unloaded on a huge block, failing m to igipint: kmt tni.' pi".lie!30 *«i selling at the same price •••«•...........................[S on a 2,000-share block. Later it SJa * .**-■— T Rummage sale, Congregational omooe. inn. ess. Mu. ................ ii! ■ Church, Rochester. Fri., sept. l6,;onio>u. pickun*. u>. 9 un. to 9 p.m. ^Advljjjjg*. Uwto-.dto-' Business Notes City Detective Jacob Koch of spe-| The appointment of Edward • dal investigations said the FBI andjWhetter of Detroit to account ex-jKMi&bw Presidential Candidate at the bt By MTH MONTGOMERY IN ROUTE WITH. NIXON — The obvious training ground for future U.S. presidents is the Summer Olympics. ? to Judging by 1___ attorn of Richard and John Pltagerald Kennedy, White House prise will fall to the me with the meet staying power. The proeidenhal ram Is aa ea-daitHKoe ceateat. It gtortfles brawa ever brala. It to a erylag ■ham*. At least the reporters who are putting along behind these two Olympian rivals feel Uke crying into the soup they never get, the meals that seldom get eaten, and the pillows that don’t get slept on. CANY STORE UP SLEEP Consider, for instance, the 9,000-mile ere—country- race that the GOP presidential hopeful ’is now running. Someone should have told Dick Nixon that you oas’t store ep sleep la advance. Perhaps hie logical legal training played tricks oh him, but a perusal of this week’s travel-schedule can lead to only one con-lie must have added up the hours spent in bed during 11 days of hospitalization, subtracted them from the eight-hour nights | that he wot^d normally require during the weeks ahead, and con-no, further sleep was I The Monday kickoff was a case In point. We duly recorded our sterling leaders words of wisdom in Bahhoore-to the east, Indianapolis- j to the-north. Dallas • to - the -smith, and San Franclsco-to-the- j the US. State Department would ecutive in the commercial prod-ljjgjjjj; *»|* J Ja wSk be informed of the threats today. State Dentists Okay Dental Insurance LANSING ill — The Michigan! State Dental Association today an-| nouoccd approval of health insurance to cover family dentar expenses. Dr. Andrew J. Donnelly of Muskegon, association -president, said the Michigan Dental Service Corp. has been termed as an ins’rumentj1 for providing dental health Insur-arr: ter organized groups. “The actual estabUshmcni of any dental health tasMtaace pr>-gram sM take time, possibly a year er more,” be self. The aaeociatlon board ot trustees, Donnelly said, has approved the WHETTER UCtS group of BsdbbM. While, t MacManus. John SSS; iSKreia bu.' ................, & Adams Inc .te'***)*. Kuiumut, bu. .. .... ., i.ni DellcloiU. bu. ........ 100 been an-Squab. Hubbard. % bu. ............$3f i:iii J. Hatch, senior•• vice president of 'ruraiM. du bchV. the Bloom Hills advertising! obeeni firm. Whetter has Cabkasu. bu. .......... been in the retail,&c£b*,‘' ’ . -dvcrtlsing fleldp^ . . .. ter the past 11 Esearolu. be. yean. He was Montgomery Ward Co. tot ffflg; ----- the past 11 yean, first as art di uuew! u»f bu rector and later As advertising d! rector for tne Detroit region. &au»e, lie."'............... r isaaiea. bu. .......... Sami, bu............... Spinach, bu. .......... |3'va» Cha-d. be. : .... 9lved the Hmb. Motor* were unchanged to a bit ••• Siblgher. Steels were narrowly "* t o* mixed 01,5 cased. Tobaccos held ■ iwF®- Chemicals were mixed. ... l»»j Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer rose near- mm,, • • l-S'^F * po*nt- tonsil gains were posted writ tfi by Anaconda. American Qynamtd, TT. . . ... .. I.to!Liggett A Myers, Southern Padflc, j ■ j® American Motors and Jooes h / bon>^r tB bw^CT >ild : 't»'Lnughlln. “ rnari to eeaat la mw day, we ••if,?- ^ ^ * Mf brirfy in the early rush. i "**• m j Our advance schedule diabolically listed the final work chore of toe day as a San Franciscoi rally at I: SB p.m. Aha! NIXONS AT DEDICATION — Tuesday's phase of the Nixons' whirlwind- schedule found them at crremonies In kan Francisco for the hospital training ship SS Hope. The Republican presidential nominee and his wife with these young women garbed in costume* representing areas of the Indonesian RepubUti which the ship will visit soon. Now York Stocks Otarly Morning Quotations! 2 Bi/s Collide Oner Atlantic Salesmen Today, Press Thursday, See 1961 Pontiac ~~vmrough private agencies and ths eltabllihment of. a program Evergreen Sewers Bonds OK'd by Slate The State Municipal Finance Commission has granted Oakland Ocunty the right to issue 600,000 in general obligation . bond* to finance extensions of the Ever green sanitary sewers in Bloomfield Hills and Bloomfield Township. Both communities petitioned the County Department of Public Work* to Mild the internal sewer connections. * * * A spokesman for the DPW said file next step, after some easements are acquired, will be for ad-' vertisement for construction bids. Johnson Takes Express to tiM. . .|1 St Air RtUuc .. 1.7-, AJIlqd Ch . jitasis?*.. .... 1.1* Am craa . ::: is tut a’ i" ‘ «jj Am Moton !?* TjS.Amioai . 17b ArTucood* llg Aasii WAf IIS; Poultry ond Egg* ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. (AP) Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson campaigned here today, to help his colleagues-put New Mexico's four electoral votes op the side of Jolm' F. Kennedy for presiden Johnson, the Democratic candidate tor vice president, found his arrival that this was "Lyn-Ion Johnson Day” by proclamation .at the City Commission. Johnson .and his wile Lady Bird and theta- party came to Albuquerque after a fast six-hour automobile tour through five communities of Eddy and Chaves counties. In New Mexico’s "Little Texas" region. New Mexico, where Democrat* outnumber Republicans in registrations about 3H-1, voted for Eisenhower in 1952 and 1986. Johnson goes next to Phoenix, Alls. Johnson continued to strike out at what he called "can’t do” Republicans. He called for an end of government divided between a Democratic Congress and a Republican president. io Detroit; kwh in h-ohm imert grade (Included O-S.i: —ilte Orade A Jumbo )MI; extra lute MVi-M; larje OVi 51; medium »-41: email st-st. Browne Orade A MpM; extra large: large IMI: medium 1S-40; emell; Orede B large: check! J3-3S. DSTEOrr rOULTST DSTROrr. Sept. U I API — Prlcei per sound delivered Detroit tor Mo. 1 quality five poultry: Heavy type hen a M-H; type hone ll-ll: notvy type raut-ver t lbe. St-tt; brollen end fryere . . Be. white* SMI; Barred Sooke; duckllngt; tuikeye, hena IS-M, tom* IlroTssHT.... so.t - *** | Armour A Co .310 AtSSoa .... »| Hr Jmii' Aveo Corp_ lij Hb • Bolt * Oh .... If P»t * »*p . BMA Blotl .... 4SA Loekh Alto mgrzsztsst Borden ...B Lorlllard Borg Warn .. 14.1 tW.* J>* Brlffffi Mfg 7 1 Hfttk Tift — .... j?j 33.7 f52r»« INI WASHINGTON I Hie playful fiends had neglect-! JJ j "rt to remind that in relation to >jj our getting-up time in Washing-! Ill ton, it was long past, 1 a.m. be-JJ 7 fore we could reel Into the St. '41 Francis Hotel and begin writing Vi j our stories. \ «« Tuesday, more of the same. 2} J The last atop wa» a rally In il l I the Bsioe, Idaho, Janlor college n| gym at.t:« p.m., wMoh looked •J ! *11 right on paper< until oar 312 twinging nerve* reminded that •}, It was already |l:ll am. back •4.4j home, anl still no hotel In 11 eyes will be on the 1961 Pon- 1 II C Dlnna ■ 4_________. |tine today In Detroit is the Pontiac I U.O. Plan# Limps WiMotor Division opens its three-day Shannon; Fear Other ^tmvaitanza heralding the' introduction in October of the model. Livestock Hit Stormy Ocean SHANNON, Ireland ’.S. Air Force 347 Jet bombers 1 a three-plane flight from the United States collided over the storm-tossed Atlantic today. One down through the overo The other limped 300 mile* . Shannon with an engine dangling from With visibility dosing in and waves running high, five Royal Aiy Force rescue planes and a British destroyer were ordered to the area to search for the thfee-man crew 6t the downed plane. The search operation also was ! DETBOfT LIVESTOCK DETROIT I AP) — (08DAI — Cattle-i_______________ _ wlaMiUM, fUari aa* htltan modern*-[Coo Pw Pf 4.13 ts ly active, fully, steady; cow* eteady; Coat Bak ...41. built unchaagt*; Mveral loadi cbMce Cent Can .. M. 1000-1130 nTAaan 34.50-30.l0; few loade coet Met . 0.3 everagt to high choice 1300-1300 lb. coot OB . “ 34.M-3i.00; good I* low MfMaa 33.30-34.30; MMdard eteer* 30.50-utlUty eteer* 11.00-30.00; few htO* * ‘~’i»ge choice t “— *rd hclfen IIJ4 Oe-lO.OO; utility I■ holleri 1 utility he_. iito-isse; 1550 Meet salable see; butcher* aad i •teedy; two lot* U. S. Ho. 1 1*4-330 14.75; ttvaral lou need 1 aad S ! 333 h. butcher* 1S.5*; mixed 3 aa no-350 nm. lkn-iilrfSi • as lbe. 15 00-15.5*; 1. 3 and 3 300-400 •OWi 13.50-14 25 ; 3 and 3 400-000 U.50-13J0; bear* 10.3S-13.M. Vealert — talable MO; etaler* eteady. prime 34.te-M.St; good and choice MOO-M.M; utility aad ttaadard 10.00-20.00; U 15.00. lable 400; Daughter ctaaOM *t choice tad prim* eprtag 4100; good aad ebetea ls.oo-:y to, good 11.00-U.M; moot prime (bora *prlng lamb* eull to choice tlaaghier era Tonight, the fates wilting, hould touch down at the St. Louis irport at midnight. „______ If luck is with us, we can gtum- 370 Mpfa a lloible into bed by 3 a.m., after run-, ot- SsLtA." Honing the gauntlet of a late-late wportad to Include three U.S. sub-'Stjkart Mjshow rally, a session with ourjnwine* « duty In the area. tt I typewriters, a scramble for hotel NO HELP TILL MIDNIGHT rooms, and a shower. Search headquarters said the E-fi _. * * * ffr»t tolp may not reach the fb'; The Thursday night red stop is — .... iuj virtually nonexistent. M4, We ate not even due into the fij Omaha airport until 2:15 Cj Friday, and the hotel is miles SJ|tonv- I & Market Slump More Likely Wall Stro#t Concorn Sees Greater Chonct for Drop Than Riio Today the showing, designed around this year’* election theme, will be reserved . for salesmen, while tomorrow mars than 250 newsmen, magaxtae, radio and television representatives from around the country wilt be guests ot the Division. The pre-introduction showings will run through Friday at the Masonic Temple. * * * The showings will feature a mu* sical cast with appropriate numbers such as “RAlIy ’Round the Flag, Boys” and “The People Choice." Top talent from show business vilL highlight the showings here and in each of Pontiac’s 27 sales around the country. Thug Muffs Holdup Oen Drntm Oea Elec . Oen Pd* Nelson Stumps Over CaKfomia Oen Tire . ! Oerber Prod' fOtUott* jOoebel Br .. Ifloodrtcb . . . 7SJ ..IMA l| j T, Republic Stt * ,11 Stolon .. " i* Rex Drug - 21 j Rom Mol ft* Stop rob ... a* Royal Dll .. .. .34 Ssfewny 8t . ::.8.7 rop 44 • Boars Roob . . t.y Shell Oil .. !; 73.5 BlncUlx ...17.3 Boeeny .... ,.,31.4 Sou Pac .... . 43.5 Son Ry ,. M Bworry ltd .. ...IS Btd Brand .. ...33.4 SM Oil Oal .. tiu .. .30.i std 04 M If, u.4 std on w . n s sm aa oh .. 1.1 SUren* JP 331 Bun 041 . . . I. Swift A Co .{J Tenn Oe< . - TIT Texaco 34.3 ita O tel The real teat of the candidate’s mettle — the true criteria ot whether he la'fit to be president — Is reserved for the final day of this week. After five of those leisurely, 18-hour days in the grass-roots, Dick and Pht Nixon will wend their way home on Saturday. - ' TOUGH COURSE HOME Here’s hoar they’ll do 8: They awaken la Des Moines, date to the waiting plane, take tfi, land la Sioux City, bop late a motorcade, apeak at a downtown tally, take oft for Minneapolis, lend a parade, hold a prom conference, apeak la St. Ptai, take off for Washington, aad laud with the dawn's early light along about 4 am. Sud- 1 to- Meanwhile Jack Kennedy, already exhausted from a two-week the survivors, if any, to be tossed about for hours on their small rubber escape rafts. The B47s .involved were bound from Plattsburgh Air Force Base, N.Y., to the U.S. base at Brize Norton, England. While air authorities in Britain] and Ireland said they were satisfied the plane was down at sea, Air Force officials at Plattsburgh dung to a belief it might have managed a safe landing somewhere on European soil. They listed it officially as missing. in Busy New York NEW YORK (AP)—A gunman tried to hold up. a • Rockefeller Center bank today in the busy midmoming hour, assaulted a guard and escaped with bullets winging around him-* * * The gunman, described by police as a Negro, disappeared amid] the street throng as police can converged on the area. * * There was no immediate report on whether the man got away with any money from the NEW YORK (UPt) - Whether the deterioration in toe business situation twill be serious enough to bring about a new low in the Dow-industrial* is anybody's guess at fills point, according to Shearaon, Hammtll to Co. *> to - to It says, however that the odds of such a breakthrough on the downside do appear greater than the chance of a sharp and broad rally from current levels. In other words, toe linn believes, the downside risk ta the market as a whole appears somewhat greater than the upside potential, although there are individual looses which will buck the tread. Walston to Co. adds that if fits 599 industrial level should be penetrated on greatly increased volume, there could be a lot of selling by chart followers. However, it says, if the 599 is broken on light volume, a steep bound could occur. In any case, a great deal seems to depend on whether the volume Is big or smalL headstart on his “ arch rival, •3.4 maintaining an almost equally grueling pace. Rockefeller Telk Rally (C.;.)io*Mw t5* > >r- - * at Fretno That GOP e«i£nSLi^JSi?liL,,te*> *** ftoiith* I Hh lsrynx is suffering, the voice Platform If Good .; n^ ujundoubtedly crying for sleep, but Senate Selection? Truman Won't Say (Compiled by NEW YORK (AP) - Former .. (President Harry S. Truman was »1?7 lit? uai Ji?2noncommittal today on mounting SK 187 »jw‘peculation that he might be ap- "8s J 185 Si I*} pointed to the Senate to succeed » j» >{M Sen. Thomas C. Hennings, D-Mo., : !8i mi S I who died Tuesday .303.1 IMA #3.4 31U ' 1^ ** ^ When ashed about ft on his morning walk, before toe speculation began to tolL Yhiman said: "No. I don’t have aay ambition to be a senator, although I think I had rather go to the Senate ifa aifir other office.” X: "'V' M . *“ Asked later lor (Uboratioa, Truman skid he would stand, on Transportation Problems on School Agenda Problems of safely transporting children to schools will be taken 19 tomorrow night by the Waterford Township Board of Education. Parents of pupils at Williams Lake School and the William Austin Burt School have protested that their children must walk to rlatars along busy, narrow highways. The school board' has already guaranteed bus transportation lor 269 children in the Lake Oakland Heights Subdivision, who will attend the new David Grayson School. * . The board has emphasized the bus service is only a stop-gap answer to the student transportation problem. , * MSU 'Welcome Week' Will Start Sunday EAST LANSING (UPI)-Michigan state University will hold its al "Welcome Week’’ tor new students starting Sunday. Registration for all students is held the same week. Tour* of the campus, introduction to facilities and general orientation programs are [Jee—z *6-ficials said. Parents of many of the aew students were expected to accons-pany them to sessions starting the welcome. UTTtt MAN, MG BEAR-Larry Smith, l^yvabold Pontiac youngster, got the thrill of Ms young hunting career recently whin he begged this 200-pound bear near Munising. See story Page 55. Bukk Special to Add 2,000 Jobs in Flint flint (UPD—Produritan of Oh 1961 Buick Special wfll provide some 2,000 new fob* for Flint workers, Edward D. RoUert, Buick gate era! manager, said today. Additional employee, some Mta for as long as sight months, are faring recalled at the rate of 175 to 209 a day. Moat of the new Jobs are at the new assembly plant productag the Special atrtoa, a compact whh» makes Ns i ‘ .' V