The Weather U. 8, Weather Bureau Forecast Warmer, chance of rain (Details on Page 2) THE .PONTIAC PR 117th YEAR Kk kk PONTIAC, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1959-72 PAGES ONE COLO! ROVER a8) see nner ~ L ge UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONA ASSOCIATED PRESS UF at $406,20]7 With Week Leff Robert R. Eldred, campaign chairman of the 1959 Pontiac Area United Fund, disclosed today that this year’s drive has brought it City Retailers Await New Order Thomas F. Wiethorn, is making!lagging behind the other two major “good progress” and compliment-|campaign units, Eldred reported. ed the Women's Division, headed| tHe called for Commercian Divi- by Mrs. Noel,A. Buckner, on the sion solicitors to immediately com- $406,201 of its $647,698 goal. With a week remaining in the campaign, Eldred said workers have raised 62.6 per cent of the figure needed by the 52 UF agen- cies, * * * He noted that the Industrial Di- vision, under the chairmanship of group's efforts to date. * *® * . The Women’s Division, Eldred noted, is within $3,000 of its quota. He called for increased ‘| efforts by the women soicitors te reach their mark. The Commercial Division is plete their calls and turn in pledges as the drive ends in a week. Wiethorn called upon the In- dustrial Division’s nine plant chairmen to exert every effort to increase their number of pledges. The Industrial Division has raised $298,000, which includes GM’s corporate $123,000 gift, or 46 per cent of its quota, Wiethorn stated. ‘‘We still have a long way to go,” he pointed out. * * * Mrs. Buckner’s division has raised $22,155 or 88.4 per cent of its quota. She urged her workers to spur their efforts so that a victory announcement could be made at tomorrow’s division luncheon at the Elks Temple. Commercial Division Chairman Fred Poole, commenting on his |group’s lagging returns, said $85,- |298, or 47%, per cent of the quota, has been raised ~*~ * * “With only a week to go,” he; | Pointed out, “‘much remains to be} done. “I am greatly encouraged by recent reports of participation on the part of Commercial Division employes,” Poole said. “However, many returns from, the solicitors have not been turned’ jin. I certainly hope these solicitors report quickly so we can report the assembly line. S. E. Knudse and Division general manager, IT’S A 1960 BONNEVILLE VISTA — Pontiac Motor Division today reached another milestone as its 7.000,000th car rolled off 7,000,000th Pontiac Rolls Off the Line quabty by driving home a newly n, Genera! Motors vice president who maintains a close check on Pontac. It's a trim four-door of 16 new models in four seri s routine more exciting as he stepped into his 1950 Bonneville Tax Confusion Reigns Will Keep On Collecting on Present Basis | But Ruling by State Requires Separation of | Sales Levies PETE LOCHBILER t ‘ ye 11 area iLicl Por will g consumers 0 ON paying a four pei cent tax on goods, at least for a few days Retail representatives said they would continue the present method of co!- lecting use and sales taxes even though the state has called it illegal But nex directives ¢ nent Signal for the changeover will probably Mich- in Lansing, Whose lead Pontiac retailers have been following come front the igan Retailers Assy assembdied car d found tf {Commercial Division success at the +; > serpy _ : ee - : nd \victory luncheon Oct. 22.” * . . ste li alae ve re’ (Greatest 10-Day Period in History Wahitied authority.” sad John \ Company and advance gifts are| Reuther Uraes \i Chainbe f Comm |continuing to come in averaging bd * + * about 7 per cent above last year's ontiac ets a eS ar “Tf 4h st of the stat - lo. : } - i figures, Poole said. Strike Fund ts taN collection practi huw- | eve te Would cert to BO alo I Tier ' ; | As the-seven millionth Pontiac’ ed a backlog of retail orders for stone. compiled since 1926, follows The MEA said ‘ en iS .) lalled off the assembly line today,, 17,183 1960 models. The initial a near record model run in 1959 Humphrey Tells UAW .,, ch —* jthe Pontiac Motor Division an-| response to Pontiac’s 1960 cars during which Pontiac produced Ike’s Is Veto-Ini ti dered t . ‘ nounced the greatest I-day sales points to continue leadership in 383.320 units and rocketed to first S Is Veto-injunction Win Nobel Prize period in its 33-year history. the medium price field by Pon- place in medium price class sales | Government sid - ir wet due coeeice _ would have a new tax schedule ® * * tiac. “The vast strides taken by | (or schedul } or sche es) reudy t he e | “During the first gre: sales The division head said the seven our division over this period are ATLANTIC CITY P new directives ‘sia nae Sate . ‘period, beginning with the 1960 in- millionth Pontiac, a new Bonne- truly a tribute to the know-how, : Re a : Walter P.. Reuther has su; te evenue Department reach niwer- Work: Sheds Light ON troduction on Oct. 1, Pontiac new ville Vista, signalled one of the ingenuity and loyalty of Pontiac ‘ a ' she nel. ‘Vous ke: . chante, *P oe tease ANEe Chemistry of Life and jcar retail sales totaled 18,354 ac- most significant production mile-) employes whe take great pride sesiidie that the cPCCIN wid ep Tuas XE 1 Cancer Gro carding ef LE Keates Gen ‘stones ip Renting * Nato pore beliding © ep ty pred. a $500 000,000 strik * fond eens mais i . . ‘ ’ ° 2 \ . com 1ssione; ! ’ bie spall t< first m TAN ' weed STOCKHOLM (UPI) — Tw o! “In addition, dealers report- ' The Division's production mile Dineen oi ee a ‘ : a The UAW has set 4 v d 4 American biochemists were joint- — OO in 1940 ing ea aie a oa i CLARIFIES 2 POINTS ly awarded the Nobel Prize for) + « = ee eS Be It wall elavif jmedicine today for discoVeries | = “ t d oe , “If we can raise a fund of 40 rtant provisions 7 that shed light on the chemistry Qtandardization Stresse After World Way Tl the Division guitiom ‘ott the hate Inter Ot of life and cancer. ° et = EEE bewn eaent . movement can build up a 500 ee ous yong fel the 1 fed eae yeep | W T k L million muestones beginning “ith mititon dollar fund,” Reuthe ee Se Eee ak TOO Vom in Severs Gchsa: 54, of the New York 1nl Ne GMC ruc 1ne its 3,000,000th car in 1949 and fol said “ seus ers. The directive will state that University Medical School and lowed by 4,000,000 in 1951. 5.000900 CAN ' it is iMegal for the merchant to : | : a n i le UAW president miade the av the tax himself or absorb it Prof. Arthur Kornberg, 41, of Stan- G in 1954 and 6.000.000 in 19° siaidment westerdiy ac aie oon. oo sea ford University, Palo Alto, Calif. | eral Motors Corpora- ———_—__——_—— a a has the eae : My seaiusting eal . it? i; “ . nie AS ; erenants must collect the use * * * jtion Truck and Coach Di ‘Noises at MSU ecutive board to set up machinery tax separately from the i‘ 3 The aay to awa rd the vision is boasting the most for collection of JST : per cent sales tax. The direc tive prize, which carries a cash award! . iff ten f : 5 ] butions from UAW members for ae . : orward in Wil Be Ta ed ' : will state that if is illegal to of $42,610 was made this after-/S!8nilicant step Pp the steel workers Cor : ; - \ : 4 . ontinued on Page 13. Cul | noon by the professorial staff of its 57-year history with the for Roman Film AU MPHREY SPEARS Sweden's Caroline Medico-Chirur-'19§9 model trucks now be- mas ¥icieat 4 00 ~*~ * »* igical Institute. IVP died f blic intr oon Hubert H.; Humphre ine? | The award was based on the /Ng readied for public intro- ee ARE oat aa ‘Ofte Ened ani Given Local Be | biochemists’ discovery of the bio-|duction. | ball fans at Saturday's Michigan om os ve ; ee d er | logical synthesis of nucleic acid. A prees preview of the latest State-Notre Dame grid battle will uel " as th i nt i |Reporting on their discovery in developments was scheduled {or he part of a movie—or rather istration as vee M p Qa ( en t . ,1957, the American Cancer So? p.m. today at the Glen Acres their voices will be sie eto and inqy ‘ / jciety said: . |Hunt Club in Clarkston, Sci ho . * ‘es ai ) fa | That Tax! “ - Ctor donn savin, Who along iumpnre Sala 1 - This achievement will shed Philip J. Monaghan, General with Kirk Douglas, Laurence hammered out ao magnifiesnt for chemistry of life, normal and | Motors vice president and gener- Olivier, Jean’ Simmons, Tony ward-looking program” includina Is the Scent hortie of | 4 reneged wuajon pea A el al manager of the GMC Truck Curtis, Charles Laughton and a strong civil rights proposal, lichigan doomed ti the fate of and Coach Division, gave a hint Peter Ustinov, will be in the up * . * a a vmod normal ae of what to expect. coming movie “Spartacus,” will Humphrey was the third Deni ) a be be “oer %% “ : . 5 Girort the fans in some sheets Craig senator considered a p06 SSSI SS OT User . process.” Our 1960 models have been ; cratic senat ' , developed with such a high degre and cries before the game goes joc) for the presidential bars have lup e discovery also involves ma- c iene = - eee on a national television hookup. AF 1960 fo go before tt WM) th es by t > Th d } I of parte interchangeability that fon in 4 re ou Opes Or ee en terials determining the nature of standardization will achieve enor- The sounds will be recorded delegates. Sen Stuuit S ton pr S In comy a prob fs ao teres | mous savings in operational and | and used in the movie in which of Missoury spoke Wednesdity and tatest dictum f > e - it y, '|maintenance costs,” he said. 2 > . . a slave army encounters the Sen. Jolin Kennedy of U Revaunue Departni some day contribute to the con- . ; 7 PHILIP J. MONAGHAN ' mighty Roman legions. setts spoke Monda iécel bece ; . |trol of the features of offspring, STANDARDIZATION IS GOAL | eee - . acral beer costs 31 cents it was believed. “The four-year product develop. “ rose the-bar today. Other typi- x ek * ment program was aimed toward . id) 7 ES WASHINGTON (#\—The government’s chief fact-find- It was not immediately known! the goal of standardization, where- Real-Life Adventures Outdid Moy le Roles Premium beer. %6 cents: bar so 66 8 ” when Ochoa and Kornberg made!in one make of truck will serve. . - Whisky, 36 and 42 cents: Scotch, er said today he is “not without hope for a settlement|the discovery for which they will | multi-track owners most economi- by cents. What used to be an of the steel strike that will avert use of a Taft-Hartley/teceive the coveted prize from cally.” \ In X-cent mixed drink now costs — : ; King Gustaf Adolf at Sweden’s No The 1960 GMC’'s will be intro.| you &3 cents. Jaw injunction. . bel Festival Dec. 10, But it is be- ducal 16 the wublic neat aeons in| “The odd pennies are state taxes George W. Taylor, chairman of President Eisenhower's |lieved their discovery goes back|GUCCd to the p ’ ies and RSG, Ranlained Pan . , ade that ent to a reporter|t?, 1946 and 1947 when the two Gealerships throughout the nation} VancoUVER. B.C. (AP) — An inhalator crev worked over, hospital in the ambulance, was po ee tiene steel inquiry board, made that comm = ai scientists worked together in New For its 1960 program, GMC Errol Flynn, whose real-life ad. Flynn for 57 minutes and then he! placed under sedation. Phaser. Lo oe : Qaklan —tas industry representatives York. toma hk made a rica niin ventures Watten outdid his swash. was faken by ambulanee to a hos “Women.” suid) E , h Reh : oppers Assn : : rom industry patchwor nc : ; ; announcer Hel " MU oR” . 3 resumed presenting their' of the past a dedleiet sete i i a aig nar ee Ean Pronounied’ avewval here six dave ago, oor] ST TIME VESTERDAN . | e . _ u . P apar . ad on arniviai ae ed) ; Fartenade began charg a Clouds, Light Rain sae or the deaaiock ator This Last Big Week |mssimim = pers nmptitaton Sedesiay mgt inn azarment deo wnat Nyy ag ihn tan j 4 i in- s ! a . iss Aadland, who rode te ® women because hye rive your a Me I [w cent us iX . ° dispute to Taylor's three- . ete niyo ae drink. He apparently suffered a feeling of youth” lor the sf time. explau Sau y. ! s : LL Oo operates a downtown Pontiac in Offing for Area man panel. for Auto Production “For example, 73 major parts heart attack. | j;WAS SELLING VACHI Wey ind fact “ ¥ ‘ a In effect, Taylor was saying he are common to all our new V4, “He died laughing,” said Mrs. Wp ceannp (ie muaninin (4 en — ; . “ . . ines 6 +, George Caldough, Flynn's 1K) wy They also are passing the % Skies will continue to be ovér-|thought it possible a settlement DETROIT (A—Automotive News|%2Soine engines. and 56 _major| n Isale of his $100,000) yacht . “ae cast through Saturday with a|Could be reached this weekend. |saiq today auto production in the rash. ee ee ve and a ker ae Nene. a Caldough reportedly was a haneaale phar to ine : ’ j a Ee rin-Six s. s reduces f ed) An (fe fiveciniea, copes 0 ‘ © sine chance of some light rain by to- The panel is to make a re. | United States will reach * tive. the ‘need rig big captial outlays} enjoying himself.” | : cana a (f wee manner both on! the tax was adopted in’ the morrow night, weatherman says. | Port - emrcerstiptl on sproy A _— high of 135,172 cars this for stocks of parts to cover dil- The graying, 50-year-old actor ind off the screen raised the blood. Middle 1920%, he added. = Once reports wa 5 . . ° | ited fae ‘ . { mir mine ( It } r i cleared for the govecusinnt to| But, the trade paper warned,| (Continued on Page 13, Col. 1) |was en route to the airport with pee See 2) ieieitin aaie ane Although bars elsewhere an Tonight's low will drop to Near) tur ¢@ the courts and ask for |this probably will be the last oig |] wane ewer ren) a rivals. It » brough a ver Zan we me sill a Hy the 4 i - |production week until steel sup-|°se@iesemeac We inc | weadiines CACHES te SUG Neola prices, Sauer believed they 44 and Friday's high is expected) an order directing that the 500, Sangean ne availanic , More on Flynn, Page 46 wanted (aun would follow Pugtiee'é lead soon to climb to 62 degrees. Tempera-| 000 striking workers go back to (flies again beco In Today Ss Press prrnnd pernrinrnone “The enareh dae avait Kas ~ * ¢ tures will be somewhat cooler fer on y off Ford Motor Co. and American Mr, and Mrs, Caldough and _ his been my true faiure.’ he main-) .« We teltheones whe aren tail Saturday. ne : Motors scheduled Saturday over iii stpinicniciiss eis: aiiicw Mike. My li-year-old protege Beverly Aad- tained. ing the law."’ he explained . * e " Such orders are authorized by time this week but yori ‘vas enien 55 fond. | The actor was marned. three > aT ‘ , , oe : , gixithe Taft-Hartley law. down to four days a Mow | te Nowe +. “We just dropped in to see some times. He was separated from hi “The Revente Department says Tels tnoruing's nortawenterly six) . | Rum Corvair assembly plant and pray Aa llnaa a friends for a cocktail,” Mrs. Cal- current wife Patrice Wymore. who. it’s illegal not to collect the use } hour winds will become| Eisenhower granted the panel an Editorials ............. Lo 6 ‘ mile an r s ~ extra three days for its work ~ will close its Farmingham, Mass, Weed. teulien 33-28 {dough said. is_appearing at a Washington.) tax from the Customer and so southwesterly increasing to 8-15 moving the deadline for the board) ®8sembly plant tomorrow. Markets ...... ee . 86 She said he complained of a D.C., night club. we're collecting it miles an hour tomorrow, to submit a report to the White! Production last week was 118,793 Obituaries .................. 10 |pain in the back and Dr. med She burst into tears when told, Customers met the sy prices * * & House from Friday to Monday. and in the similar week a year| Sports ..... steeeeseseess, 49-83 |Gould, whom they were visiting| of Flynn's death and said, with raised eyebrows and some Forty-one was the lowest record- ~*~ * * ago it was 45,245. Theaters ..... dowwawens ove . 84 |took him into, another room for| | "Please, I'm sorry. I can't sayjgrumbling oe @ , . He lost consciousness anything."’ ing in downtown Pontiac preced-| The panel conferred separately) Truck production this week fs) TV & Radio Programs ... 63 | treatment . pho: hed “Hut vec"re ie , tie ing § a.m. The reading at 1 p.m.|with the industry and union estimated at 24,255 against 23,362) Wilson, Earl .. “ 63 [while the doctor was out ‘of the edit ue 4 ’ rt ? “Oe satel oe aes EG ai wag 49, (Continued on Page 2, Col. 1) ‘last week and 14,190 a year ago. Women’s Pages ......, 37-42. ‘room for a moment, she said. , ERROL FLYNN i (Continued on Page 13, Col. 1) t ge ¢ . ‘ / id id ] f ‘ ’ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1959 | ’ (Cowboy: Hall of Fame __ (Strikes 4 in Coun eel ee Sees Newsmen, , Refuses ‘to - Adversing Only Work of Local Architects ts 4@Comm jcicmmio=' Van Doren Distressed: to Appear Nov. % oy US Regulates The Day in Birmingham [Rheumatic Fever a comparable period at this time Ported last week were one case of not know oe the great interest you \ distressed by the events of the quiz show earings in advance of FIC Tells Radio, TV BIRMINGHAM — The National| cation Assn.’s ting at Seaholm| 5 cases of rheumatic fever within a/case of measles against four in had in me until yesterday — and previous days” ‘that he took ‘his scheduled appearance cS Tday period. 1958, here I am today which is as soon week's leave from his teac hing . ashington | Men to Police Shows Cowboy Hall of Fame in Okiahoma py Reape 3 — pare #2. &> F To date this year, one death as it was humanly possible for me post at Columbia University and es «& t | or Government Will City, designed by the Birmingham public demonstration in the Plan- There were no cases reported) has resulted trom polio in Oakland to meet with you.” had been on a trip to New Eng = ennti. wad led Ens firm of Begrow & Brown, Archtk| garium at 2:30 p.m the previous week, and none for'County (Ferndale), es sles Van Doren land “to gather my thoughts.’ he subpoena, issued lus ote: | 2:30 pm, pil tsa : . } But Van Doren said in his state- jn our capitalistic, competitive free | oo One C ounty Section in Pontiac Hient that the ficst he iaiew of the enterprize system,” he hoped the} The Birmingham firm was |Antarctica which is more powerful ‘order was Monday night and that broadcasting and advertising in-| awarded the project as a result in attacking certain bacteria than | he then made himself available.’ qustries ‘‘can keep radio and TV| of winning a national compe- jany now used in the United States. | Cac ATS | ee r| dy Smi! ing but showing traces of programs free of deceit and fraud” tifien. The a iate evchibacte The Navy reourted pestered | ‘|Aug. 1, 1960. ‘|Our Nearest Neighbor.” | make your dollars bun nervous strain, Van Doren faced without tougher government reg-) are Serey, Hill & Sorey of Okla- [that the new agent, not yet named, | ‘about 100 newsmen and a battery ulation than now exists. homa City. was found in marine algae in ant-| e 7.000-member Oakland (¢ il guest spe iker on the topic *Build- of cameras and mic rophones as The is res for see- arctic waters. tv Chapter of the Michigan Educa- ing International Understanding he read his statement. a tear See Gi aa pelt 0 pay Nes oe — The antibiotic was discovered by | tion Association will } ts an Through the Promotion of World peyiep GETTING HELP lent and that ects are net iy useum, hae "|Dr. John Sieburth, a microbiolo-| nua! conference . ay in) four Health.’ He said he was distressed last) misrepresented to the pubic. Chisholm, who blazed a trail gist at eles Polytechnic el meetings, one in oe * * * . week when NBC suspended him| 1, a speech, Kintner across Oklahoma, Clarence Tink- ie ee study of penguins an Convening the same dav will be Mrs, Wiltianis was an official as 5 $50 000-a-year network consul- told the ee of theler of the Osage, who died for his) eir . ; m m ROLLON w the 1.000 remaining cot nty teach- ebserver for the United Nations |,; pending the outcome of the National Assn. _ of Broadcasters| country in the south seas, and Will The nei’ Wormacha ‘Were! OODBURY ‘ ers of the Amencan Federation of) tm the Wertd Meath Organiza: linvestigation. He got the job after|that its reputation “faces a serious Rogers, who used a slow drawl and|)...4 to contain a “significantly DEODORANT SKIN CREAM R Teachers tien, his TV appearances. |threat . . . brought on by too/keen observation to build a philos-| reduced number of certain intes-| R ¢ ¢ x * x * * * * * much lip service to high principles | ophy that is still chuckled over. |ti.9) bacteria,” and this was. 31.30 44 iy A 9 St dents «1!!! . t attel d_ classes The third m 1eeting focusing °8 In testimony before a New York and not enough diligence in en- * * * \traced to marine algae contained | ; Friday as a unt. schools wil] “Legislation, will be held at Kim County grand jury last year Van forcing compliance with them. The five million dollar museum | in the shrimplike crustacean eaten | ; remain closed for the das ball High School in Roval Oak , Doren denied getting help while a! He said: ‘‘Only a trustful public’; is a joint venture of 17 western by the birds. ried - reap in a i “The AME conference deals ,(!4¥ton A oe ber, NEA staf contestant. He repeated this later brings value to an advertiser's dol- i states. : : } ee - ee " ‘pease yee te Abe Beason hen SC nde eal a ee" It was the dream of the late Philosophy from comedign WwW. LIQUINET JERGENS i mnching peetossee Ont Ree | tin Nothen Wich School the broadcasting industry is hurt! C. A. Reynolds of Kansas ity. |C. Fields: “It is never funny to HAIR SPRAY LOTION Oe eee ace, ce (wil be thie tenet the: fourth ~* * and hurt badly.” He originated the idea in 197 |break anything. It is only funny, < : } i. : . 1 > owevel 1e decline < f . j se chapter president and assistant meeting “Teacher Education — a aoe a cnt. v to res The FTC chairman restated | at yen em ers eee = bens ii _ 3240 T7 $6 79 } principal at Madison Junior High i sional bagacey Somes = 1 must emphasize to you my his belief that his agency lacks The design calls for ‘- unified| Scheel. SEA. cat? "member suaiver ~pespect for the United States Con-| Sutierity te regulate any aspect | building encompassing 8" E Tobacco Dept. Specials Large 15-ounce can Popular lotion with ~ MEA mecting to be held at) ee otk , erese Ie suid. “foe ite di ily con- | of broadcasting other than ad- iden and pond courts which recall - spray with lanolin. pump dispenser. the B ‘n ngham High Schoul will; In addition. professors from stituted committees and for its vertising. {the ranch villa of the ys for Friday & Saturday have Dr. Carl C. Byers, lecturer Wayne State University, Michigan individual members. | feel it! He took this position Monday in The architects ion ie ° near ROUX HUDNUT on human relations. as the keynote State University and the Univer- would be disrespectful for me to testifying before the House sub- 8T™@Y glass of various Deensitics = HAIR TINT CREME RINSE spe iker theme of this meet- sity of Michigan will lead discus- discuss matters which are the committee which has been investi. the Museum so that some nt. | nc will be “Challenge to Educa sion groups at each of the four commitfee’s concern, other than gating charges that TV quiz pro might be completely translucent. ¢ Reg. ¢€ pee meetings i tie _pipes “Hite And (isco “sama Were rigged The ‘Senior Men's Club of Bir te 69 “ MES. WILLIAMS SPEAKS mingham will hear a talk on Ha-| International Understa n I waii by member Harry Reed| tint in cream form. rinse. snr ee °2UF Assists Watertord Center 2 ce'sn nts ay House. Compare SIMMS Low Prices * HUDNUT H. H. AYERS ao to! CIGARETTES Cocege, as speake |} One of the largest and most archery and spe | organizational stainless steel kitchen. All prepara-_| Topic for the club's discussion SHAMPOO Hand Cream * * * beneficial projects receiving sup- activities tion and serving of the food is do- group will be “Space Flight — REGULAR ] ; Reg ¢€ Re ¢ "Michigan's First L iv. Mrs. G port from the United Fund is the Some 300 people can be served pated by the CAI Women’s Auxil-'Spould it be expanded?” SIZE 2 $1.75 $2.50 Necnen Williams, will also be a Community Activities Center lo dinner in the huge dining room. 'a | CARTON | -_——— — ———— jcated in the heart of Waterford Add the gymnasium area and 00 A complete dairy bar keeps teen-| Since schools in the area will on ; . ch “ mnt > } ‘a c * Prd. ign.ature requ iw Cour re- lack of civic interest among Svl- PTA Council Req. $29.95 ft lature Shocos 4 : ne cpctmen pers tion of the resignation of van Lake residents Today's clinic will be conducted eg. 25 TP late, Pound, ¢ . : are A: m ACU irds } “Tf mony . 2 wou) am ( rm 5 . . : . . ‘ ned down th ot ow al " © citizens would come to f 1m 1 to 5 p.m. and 6 to 8 p.m BRACH Varieties = ; . nds that Purdy hid emcht ‘MANY WERE SATISFIED’ Council meetings the city would be at Owen School. |# 20 variet s i ; 1] Z is indy | igh Sete tine ay ae | | rietie & a public hearing on his dismissal.) “There are many people in Sy1 Much better off. Publi ate *. a in Mrs. William Anderson, co- Cord & Case 1 fe chocolates. ' 89¢ x } (van Lake who were satisfied with CY Bovernment is so low that . i, | Sal Ash T \§ 3 I 1y was vwsked last) August Laate = hic titions filed to fill the same number . Sh ra SCHICK ‘SPIN-TYPE’ c |i MILLER-HOLLIS a BUTTERCUP Farm $455 ; ! by City Manager David E. Fire . fof council positions in the Novem- ro. ape ee treene As shown—ashes and ig Haviland Chocolates, Ib Chocolates, 2 Ibs, ...... stone to submit his resignation. ~*~ + & oe Ca shots for persons of all ages. Wf Electric Razor E butts whirl away into * WHITMANS Milk $425 WHITMANS $e ‘| r etectior the mavor charged | bottom compartment. it. . 1 Fo ey The ex-chiet joined the Svivan Mayor William B. Taslor in * + * | The clinic was held in other| Reg. $28.50 Regular $1 value. tr Chocolates, Ib......... Sampler, Ib. .........,. ; 4 a6: i | | , 4 | Lake department in 194% and was | formed the citizens’ group that | wlor exprecc, covet « , parts of the city Monday through | LAS TRA * WHITMANS Da WHITMANS Mes- 53” : xine nie a) 196s sci-clman “the city manager alone has the rT ce ‘ : “ ; d Babe i ie aw ednesdav. i q 9*8 & ; S ASH bs YS 4 for |* Miniatures, Ib, ....,... senger-28 Ozs,.......... A _T9SS. . . - ,., leSiknation o minciiman John N = . se. to glass as is : George McTavish was named | Power to hire and fire a police Doherty. This was hj Yesterday, 915 persons received 6zaiz ] v. S was his neet- : t- rt ting chief of polic e by Fire chief. We (the Council) are pow. , ae : ‘ last leet shots at the Bethune School. j ) gin speeds, pl Re wid SBc | $8 North CANDIES ¥ J stone. j erless under provisions of the > | po 4 adjustable tue 8 i Saginaw Main Floor ~ r,s ——— city charter.” | Doherty holds one of two three- | shaves. I ; 4 a aie eb an . | “all LEASE LEAGUE DEL. Ble SE A LEBV EAE RG : Purdy. who attended the meet. Yearterms which expire next Nab Plate Switcher | Lady SCHICK & SUNBEAM -— 2 “ Be The Weather ie emphasized that he humsclt! Mente. The other term ts that | ew vont’ «pry — Police Eevee 3 PIM nn 1 had nothing to do with the peti. ° myer mayer | said they arrested Harry Derder- | Ladies Electric Razor = VERY SPECIAL PURCHASE! = j Full U © Weather Bureae Report ahs These people want me Dobe rty had announced previous-, jan because he was using New = = 4 PONTIAC AND VICINITY — Partly back. | didn't realize how many ly that he would be unable to run | = : = vee ouds e r y. to *. : York license plates to park leg- = ane lompriese Suk Crees of seme fiends I had," he said for re-election in the Nov. 3 elec- ally and British aaee ee ile | = Famous Brand — FIRST Quality = E al ag pe Paar ld a ah a * * * tion because of mo unting outside gal parking. | => = i ‘ bg llr hair ec winds increasing Councilman G. Richard Jarvis business re sponsibilities. He had = s = ‘| o% ] s temorrow aaeeania wet hae . I | = ag oe . been a member of tl : : — = 4 umm up th , 7 a mber of the city council : | = ; bone Toten tn Ponting ae e Council's fecling Un 4 Detroit Answers | . = = 5 ‘ , : . ‘ Se iE Choice of Lady Sunbeam Deluxe or = = ca, nf “The Council asked the city | _ - - NEW YORK, N. Y. (UPI) — |B Lady Schick Patrician .. no trade-in. Lites for Months Without Reiill |Saee ’ = te oe manager to clean up the Police | PIO DI! JANEIRO — Borders of Sweet revenge for Detroit. A . SCHICK ‘Butane’ = CHILDREN’S and GIRLS = 4 | Department and I'm satisfied he Brazil touch upon every other sign seen on a new rear-engine | F3 = si ' did the job well and within his uth American country except, American economy car, ‘‘Volks- | Cigarette Lighter = = ca 3 ae ° uador and Chile | a ” — — ’ 7 rigmtns If Purdy couldn't please |*-"' __ Es agen go home. $¢N. Saginaw = — —Main Floor Values to $9.95 = = mae - fe fr. Firestone. T see no reason St SEE CNTATE = more moeey able = — Ion ; . Oo use jacea | FEaeeeen . lpn 49 Why we should take action on ‘throw- away” bu = = seen ‘ | these petitions. fuel ta = . < = —_— . peau EU “If Mr Purdy wants a hearng = Warmly Lined and Inner-Lined = ! (as recorded downtown) wr 7 : ade for Bw eee eee Ideal for Pipe Smokers = = ’ F's est temperature ..._.. s, (0 air the facts, let him ask for . Beattie ‘JET’ iF = ie terepeeature™ am sac s one.’’ said Mayor Pro-tem Anthony ¢ eerrie = = 2 cea gee IT PIPE LITER #= an = o + * * = Wiehest One Year Aro in ata Reg. $6.95 = ry to x => Lawest temperature . . “)'se Purdy had ‘‘no comment” when . = => i “Weathereauans rss++-+-68 asked if he planned to request a TOY Electric TRAIN SET => = ‘ —~ F i t intimated f : ’ IN, .. e nearing, but intimated further ac = i GIRLS’ = : re a. Date in 87 Years - . ion 7 te 14 in 1837) “This was just a test,” he said, r lese rel Values | ‘ a Temperatare Chart ai * * * — $5.99 pena emphis ‘ ‘ Bal'.more $2 47 Miami Beach 86 §:| ; ; LIST—Com ete — Bismarck a7 4 Mitwaakes” as 43! Firestone said after the meeting $25 T pl 16 PIECE Outfit == * Waterproof Treated POPLIN Bee fF $) Minneapolis $8 42 that he had requested six months “Texas Special” diesel locomotive , . . tank == * Toggle-Butten Front Style e> at 4 ~ S > . eve eee . es caSiea 2 $s Oman ae gg f Work with Purdy and study the rie section oval track», transformer, fay * Cellar Converts to HOOD Denver 69 45 Peliston 42 39 Situation when hiicd last Febru- ete. Only 48 at this low price : ‘ ; | Dato SS Mt Mane a Biery. = Just 111 in the lot! Better hurry = i Fort Worth 70 $1 St Loul 88 46), to share in such super savings. = i 2 Rapids “ 3 8 Prancises 84 62 ‘The chief was uncooperative,” TOY DEPT. We expect a sell-out. = { ton 32 8 Ste Marie 39 36 he said. “He failed to carry : Girls’ Wear Jacisenville 87 73 Tray City 43 39 . arry out 2nd Floor Wi —Main Floor Rarsas City ¢7 $i Washington se 49 orders and there was dissention Exactly as Pictured : * ng att) € §2 P feckehces oo fet” «St TY tate police Depaitnneel. | kad , FVNVHOUADANYOAOOTOUUHOONARNOEOOOOANOEOUOOOUUUUOUAGAAAEEOUUUAOOOEEUATOAAUOUUUNA FE q ’) ‘ hy ‘ / ™ —_— ee a 4: = ou , Fe Tr 6lU SS 2 . Barry Fitzgerald 3 oe GMC Trucks Are Standardized ‘in critical Aton 9S Tax Contusion oe ‘ ee a WSCA sb Www | ee Wels) Ulce lig 6 Geis) gar ee oe ge ibiY So oi en =ie hes Bean 4 ial e tt, coe lo Wee oe fs ere THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1959 ro THIRTEEN _ ‘ . 8 inues + Hor instance, now you don't have to pay a penny tax updl Ue pur chase is 17 cents or highev, "But a oe hg . ually per f 3 } ‘ . 2 J, > & s is (Continued Frorh Page One) | tax collections would result in’ money now? Isn't that Sefcatinnte el 4, iff at fi hewn , “ ; . wasted time and moneys, both for one of the big p si 7 ; . 3LIN (UP1)—Barry Fitzger- . the : & purposes tn adept ying the (Coutinued From Page One) ie to current hauling require-| for the transportation of goods Pie cards cy ne lump the two taxes together as waarchanis ‘and ik alate. ing this kind of pew tax?” charging the penny tax at this . . ra ic “OCe and | He . a foe ae . : As ad r cent tax. ; 0INnt ferent makes of trucks, an op- ments. Policies, procedures and! and services by motor truck, the winning Irish-born actor, under-! pe Sales personnel would probably Hirlinger regretted — that ‘he portunity that many operators can-|operating practices had gone un-| only form of freight transporta- went an operation here today and It’s the latter provision that has pave to consult two tax schedules present pattern of tax collections NOTICE OF REVIEW OF 8PECIAI, not ‘afford. to overlook.” studied and unchanged for more) tien —_ can go anywhere it is his condition was Gescribed as |™0St Pontiac merchants . in @ and punch two cash register keys is going to be upset eee) roll for the Lownship of than 10 years. | needed,’’ he said. |“eritical.”’ . dither. They’ve been cotlecting the petore ringing up a sale, it’ was * t * j Ta ihe Geis 6 bile: pereada in The GMC executive said that Cost @‘d operating reeords were | lon ‘ two taxes together as an adjusted ° terested in the following described | parts stock requirements for a |, "a quate that to nates | “Secondly, the pent-up need for; Fitzgerald went into the operat:| , a er as an adjusted pelieved “Success of a new tax depesds Wie cath, ‘tp following dyscrined tore ; adequa é a. i mater ¢ "SS , ‘r cent tax lie . ots 1 thru ® inclusiv ’ simplified 1960 GMC line would [ent had pract sally Po kno, new truck equipment by practical- oN agree pubhn ot 2 rn - e “< — upon public Droop cee idadr segue SN TT ve of Charing ‘Cross Estates be 25 per cent less than for the ledge of the size of their total/ly all types of truck operators who be + tein ‘ration. H ; . been! The adideted 4 per cant schedule Merchants would have to figure bag unes te paying the 4 ber la eens Maciek sewaaBip, Oak- present line, and at least 58 |truck operation or its relative had, until just this last spring. |i f r several weeks — followed here wee distributed by dees shed geht de a ee : Ree re Hane i saronee . Ms Sas EOS OL : aes | pos such inve e| AS Lack pies | ‘ ; ; and turn them into the state Sp tt erunipie. ixOw tne state “ssesement Mou has been prepared per cent below the split efficiency, Monaghan said. postponed such investments in the . - ww \the Pontiac Area Chamber of Com. _ atAtS WES ants in upset’ the applecart Teeth CGR for ue of a truck company owner using face of an economic § recession. 7 . 7 lv ls separate reports | Cs ownship Clerk for public examina “Jn this instance, fleet modern- . : ; | News of Fitzgerald’s illness;merce early last month. Hirlinger called the adjusted 4 ‘lon. Said special assessment rol! bis es ization, Lmproved maintenance Business confidence mow bas come |spread rapidly throughout the city It is identical to the schedule But the most expensive task per cent schedule “equitable.” maa tba 66 e ee viteting sn. . . . , > ’ Js ; . » ; — 8. i tn Ss of th o 1” The service benefits of standard-| gag operating procedures will jalong to iv point Mee hee ona | where he made his start in the; prepared by the MRA gnd is used would probably fall on the De- It's admitted that under it con-.scfbed. uuprovement “to the property ization also are apparent. Mechan- yield savings upwards of 5 |investments ih mew nee eps can ybey Theater. ' all over the state, said Hirlinger. partment of Kevenue, which sumers pay more in taxes on pur- For jne proposed einent to the ics will have fewer vehicle tyPeS| million dollars annually in their Bet = » sae " . oy am al The croacking-voiced actor won... would have to check twice as (Chases less than $1 than they would eee Tae pe ee teh | on to master, and less maintenance iis ced s0lk tvs: er. =“ a essary } Neo gile | an Academy Award for his por- It is the only pine’ that hus many tax returns as before. if the two taxes were levied sep- 1725 i ai feet of 6 C1 Water Mains; information, like service bulletins,| tion, Monaghan sald. we porn in, San the — of{thayal of a priest in the 1944 film, — available to men athe George Richman, president of @rately oa pind, such other ne to study. Fewer special tools will M an forcast & total of ap-|<-- . ar aM i “Going My Way.” which also aritiee? o ot i one for US, the Downtown Merchants Assn., But over $1, the DUYENPActUdlly ene ee es . be necessary in the fleet operator's! — — “ ; — : Be scrappage oO ode : Starred Bing Crosby. en openers was disturbed over this possibility..gets a small break Rives Goi oe . hop, and a single Preventive Main-|Proximately 990.000 domestic retalliaverage age of the 1.200.000) WASTED TIME, MONEY “One of the selling points’ about ! ' 5 a oe) : : ldeliveries of new trucks in the in-jtrucks now in service currently) yoac . ; = ; ; ; ~ eee 5 | ate The present tax schedale is ‘ ‘ tenance system can be installed | dus this yi d venlic 7° : | WASHINGTON ~ The forward) «If the state has criticism, tt adopting a use tax was that it qoscriped Porites ee G08. cor ‘over the entire fleet, thus im-| ustry Gis yer, and .an eveniis 7.2 years, end. most old-timers) do r ; hould have c t with its own, wouldn't cost the state additional ‘cijiiamaaraliee apie tala a . pe cover be , jstronger market in 1966 when aniare tossed on the scrap pile some- speed of a torna ranges from shou ave Come OU wi we owe a er a “the penny brackets ander Si art rartig @ rt Ce es - standard. |©Stimated 1.100,000 retai] deliver-|where between 7% and 13% years only a few miles an hour toa schedule in the first place unds to administer it arbitrary—they do not always ROBERT H. DUDLEY . = - ae fe ae ty ining |*¢? will be made. GMC’s domestic |of age lhigh of 150 miles an hour. | 4t was foreseen that separate “Is it going to cost more reflect a charge of 4 per cent : SAU set i ization will be less driver tra j Faabiitoe angi apenas - oo needed and an increase in driver | bout 75.000 units, and GMC will! efficiency, thus improving vehicle | ’ , ; life and operating economy, Mona- ghan said. 10 HELP MOTOR CARRIERS A big step is being made to help motor carriers develop maxi- mum profit in the use of their equipment through establishment of a Transportation Productivity Research staff at GMC Truck, Monaghan revealed. This new staf will be a top level management ap- sales this year will amount to! be aiming for a strong increase | in its market penetration in 1960, he said. HEAVY DUTY GAINS Monaghan said GMC had been’ making excellent gains in the heavy duty market, While the in-! dustry in the five ton and up) weight bracket is 37 per cent up! ifrom last year, GMC is 81 ver cent ahead of its 1958 figure. A SALE ‘AS GRE SHOP NOW - BIG SAVINGS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT! at . A strong trend toward the use ' ME proach to improving corporate pi : aan m its NA profits through greater distribu.|°! Diesel trucks was hoted ty AS ti ficiency ithe GM official. Sales of new “Many private ‘aeriers have Diesel trucks in the industry has J s r-. s 5 t given truck efficiency far less at. |leaped dBi oie tg ; tention than its profit potential *" estimated 31.000 in 1959, anc ners mete treck. “expense 6,000 in 1960. While Diesel sales in : Me a far ater factor apo , the industry are 46 per cent ahead ens gre of last year, GMC sales in this distribution cost than most peopiec realize, he said The TPR staff jarea have more than tripled. agh: int t sever after painstak- Monaghan pointed ou factors that will influence increas ing analysis of maintenance ex- — ing annual sales of new trucks in pense, vehicle selection, dispatch- the next decade ing and routing, already has ex-; posed potential savings in truck “First, the rapid growth of fleets of millions of dollars. the U.S. population and its trend In one recent survey vehicles’ toward the urban areas is creat- were found obsolete and poorly, img an ever-increasing demand Movie Star Errol Flynn Dies in Heart Attack swinging his fists instead of a sword. He got into a Havana cafe free-for-all in 1937, was slapped by Canadian millionaire Duncan McMartin in a Nassau bar in 1954 and traded blows with such people as director John Huston, columnist Jimmy Fidler, Dan Topping and others Recently he played the un- familiar role of noncombatant when ex-wife Nora Eddington and Miss 1 a, Pa Ue Pot TFEE S| k ® Notice t¢ also hereby given that the * * * iin ui all J C } y ~ { yr -r¥itty 6SKEIN Gg af Seating / f ’ opportunity will be given all persons on a marine biological study. His / I sed wW } I Reg. 14.98 as eins 7 ae — ; Interested to be heard ifather. Prof. T. Thomson Flynn) od 88 ee f lei, é ‘ aes lal ‘of Queen's College, Belfast, Ire- 2 ] ? ae A 4 Ripple Afghan Kits ADA R_ EVANS. ‘land, was an authority on ocean’ — + . City Clerk, ,. (haree : : r . . i Oct, 18, “6e.| life. . little boys’ suburban coat set Dig a4 y ee f reprocessed wool, 19° rayon BGR FQ Ai PTA Yh) b a es oe . F aah : 1 10°. nylon. Blue, brown, char tg Naga abc Yard Goods. Main Floor ; . . . Pain SPE (harce It Children's and Infants’ Wear, Main Floor . Children's Biltwel Specials \ yi GENUINE TRANSLUCENT CHINA | 17 PIECE DEMI-TASSE SET | @ 6 CUPS @ 6 SAUCERS Al for only | $1489 @ COFFEE POT AND COVER @ SUG&R BOWL SND COVER @ CREAMER Shoe Dept Main Floor Factory Style Watch Rebuilding © movement completely . g? 5 overhauled e@new dial, hands and crystal © 12 months written guarantee Watch Repair Dept. Main Floor 45 N. Saginaw St. (Across from Neisner’s) FE 2-2400 ae Se ee: ae ee a ee a ae ee ee ee a a ne a ee he — . aad —_ al _ —_— THE PONTIAC, PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1959 ; — : —_ “ws ' 7 tet Se es Re ams "| Scientist Enjoying Arctic’ ff t * we tong Duration —~ ba mS ¥ % ‘ofty TV Tower in lokyo a j ; OE. 655 ‘ T ; : ) Ae hay Baise’ A i Vileiih ote ee POINT BARROW, Alaska (UPD)/truesfe Rip Van Winkle to Yxploreaddition to his training as a, g20. Roy Vete “ S Mees feekee 2 - van outer space. physicist, a strong interest 0 Sian OUTIS eCCd : tyman' Atphe eee mae liad k-@ * in wildlife,-and in all the varied ‘ Detector get in. the United States without| : ' * instryevent | taking to the sea ice, water or air.| The Arctic Research Laboratory studies that are carried on. : pe Comperrnent 20m¢ Antenna ‘ he beads is operated by the Uni-| These include various magnetic YO «UPD Tokvo Tower, in the construction of this New f the world’s tallest struc-' Tokyo landmark Release Motor Even in late spring it can be 20 versity of Aleka fer the Oltine of and electrical observations, and Micro Meteorite i as i rind | x: phot ic 8 the aurora. tures, has becom {A kict ; ay \ Sees ee @ wind! Naval Research. The lshoretery \Desucliots wnt 80 basse much more es, aK RECOIS OMe Meee, ne le Hisakion Matin, ener Pexperiment aaa a \ that cuts across the ‘face like a'has ties with many other univer-) os tne rate of growth, move- top tourist attractions man of the board of the news- &j 7 20 MC . | pazor. \sities in this country and abroad. = : In the first six months after the paper Sankei and president of the Antenne Aten i re | ment and decay of the polar ice. nite? af) y nal fonk te nT kvo Tower Corporation. Maeda \ 4 Sf * * During the interviews Brewer « * * ae soos meee Sten Aeon Las 4 In this land Americans live and showed me his arctic squirrels, Ps. ve more than 2.300.000 persons Kept plugzing the project despite mare . ' we . d | From the military standpoint, ; - work. for the sake of science and tiny, deeply-furred little rodents : , d its pastel-tinted elevators the fact that the skeptical Jap- , i : ; in one of the most important studies ' aie 4a she olsercanon 1 nese. who know that the danger = defense, Some cannot stand the) that spend half their lives im |i... meteorology. Brewer de- Ene 10 A ee eee EN a et ee Sanita, HURAIBEE | (* Soe . cold and isolation. | hibernation, They are the basis |/* , ica a 400 feet above Tokvo of earthquakes limits buildings to 3 yy Battery Box of the Rip Van Winkle-in-space fines this as “an intensified me- a sightseeing jure, it’s run-'10 or 12 stomes, said it was im- ‘ i Others are in no hurry to) th . P | teorological effort over a restricted far ahead of 3 QF-toot possible diation leave. Among the latter are Dr. | “COFY. larea, within 50 feet of the ground."’ } &Tewe Pams which has . Ro +8 lone / 20m<« | Max Brewer, 35, of -Palo Alto, | In the wild, the squirrels sleep This means the kind of weather Wearitareratitieliterol ont =o eee ers ees “ é Antenna Spool! | Calif., who heads the U.S. Arctic through the winter, Their tem-/that is affecting you or me, or the aniiea & cher EN ae ikea On, Rn Ue Scenes Oe ere gpa tle 2 : ‘ | Research Laboratory; his pretty | peratures drop to about 37 degrees! man on the bridge of a Navy ice : Y 101 yeul : His jeb was to make sure the : : | 7 a x FY | brunette wite, Mary Lou; and |—{ive above freezing — and their! breaker, at this moment. i : structure could withstand 200- | / N. | their three children — 4year-old hearts beat only once every two | The Tokyo Tower was officially tmiile-an-hour windows and earth- oS . 108m j Bill, 2-year-old Linda, and 9- minutes. Solor Cells chewety Antenne j Bil, -2 year ole nee vee COLD | ‘Housing Starts Fall | opened last Dex 23. Crown quakes as severe as the great \ Prince Akihite’s 23th birthday. temblor that leveled Tokyo and | 2 | Separation ee ener ahaeneiciee If they are kept warm and Since then it has drawn an Yokohama ini 2 A Device ski-equipped C47 of the Air Force's awake the year round, their ie’ More Than Usual ‘erage of more than 13.0000 yamei is confident he’s done his 4th Stage ~ —- Military Air Transport Service span Is cut in half. people a day 1ob well, although the tower has Re * |(MATS) stopped here to replace a, Theoretically, if a man could} ) forcigners take 1 yet to be put to a severe test 0 1Q balky propeller be put in “hibernation’’ he might} WASHINGTON i — Private . = od * : > « 23 Ie. ye alia daiie Between te tesste cee Inches Brewer, a geophysicist probing be sent’ on Soros ok ‘housing starts fell more than usual Tr OVeLN Aas e rest are tower stands a five-story building | : d ways to make man’s travels into,Into space and awakenec at Als) “~ outlying provinces that 18 something of iraw : ~— nace easier said his family liked! destination little older, physically,|!@st month, the Commerce Depa se Ving pro es ‘ S$ something of a drawing ; Space easier, Saic s fa 5 ; , Wed . Work . SE who Want [9 Card dtsell THE INSIDE AND OUTSIDE OF IT — When AP Wirephote |the Arctic life. and he was under|than when he ak . yment reportec

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OPEN FRIDAY & MONDAY NIGHTS 51 WEST HURON STREET FE 4-1555 = ae) eee Or ae ee woe Cle OS 0 ee es es ae ee ee gy ee eee ae a Oe we ar eae rr ae ee Oe a ete es Gee ee es ~ = fe = w we ‘ ‘ , ‘ 4 ~* so ST9Vd.WIA0 JNVIR THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1959 ee Loyalty Keeps Carpenters Give Money it a 19th Century carpenter shop at Help Was Near as Fire | Safety and rescue drills weee e Stonefield Farm and Craft |being staged for the Southern Wise, to Wisconsin Museum Museum near Cassville. Broke Out at Drill lconsin and Northern Illinois Fine. Won't. Compete With x. | The gift is from the Wiscon-| o men’s Assn. when a 7,200-volt MADISON, Wis. — The Wis- sin State Council of the United! MADISON, Wis. — Plenty of! power line touched off a fire on @ Those Who Made Him Into Film Star consin Historical Society has re-|Brotherhood of Carpenters andjfiremen were on hand when an truck being used in a mock rescue. ceived $1,800 for establishment of Joiners of America. ‘unscheduled blaze broke out. The blaze was put out quickly. at B & t OPEN TONIGHT TIL 9 P.M. This Week’s Specials! 90% OFF SALE! First Quality Unglazed Random 2 Solid Vinyl |ceRAMIC FLOOR Wall Bond | Plastic Tile TILE Paint Wall Tile ee RG HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Movie box-office king Glenn Ford says he won't do television shows be- cause he doesn’t want to offer competition to himself — or to the theater exhibitors who helped make him a film star. “} don't believe an-actor should compete with himself. He owes a loyalty to the men who exhibit his pictures, and it seems unfair to go into competition with them.” he said. “We all know the day is com ming when we'll make movies exclusively for television, but in man meantime I feel iid “ney $] 59 at we owe a loyalty a Sheet = men who helped make us what Y, ¢ Ea. Your Choice of ¢ we are,” he added. 9x9x ] 5 aia see nisen All Finishes Reg. 6 _ Now 3¢ UPI Telephete Ford, who has never made a ’ ing Tuesday Bost movie that lost money, said he GRATITUDE — Pat McNamara (D-Mich) ence é Be ae k: ve bu _n hed no formula for picking suc-| chairman ef the Senate s' ttee on prob Mary Bannister, (7, o olyoke, Mass., hugs Reg. $5.95 Gol. Reg. 5¢, Now 2}¢ 3 Tubes CLOSE-OUT NOW $4998 Reg. 4¢, Now 2¢ cl es, i wig, Nowe | fame o he ad and ang, Fees nor seraow wow tow ae fees aba te ce- 1Cgutking and Gun | Plastic mame ta seen pid 5 tion an elderly oO . | . ; I'm right for are those costume!“ $2.95 ne aun White Only g. 4°, period pieces. 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H 1 bewildering mou indicated he w l) try to make his n worid he has scarcely seen (eh New Radar Device ~~ Prevents Tragedies ~~ When Planes Land ¢ t A prisoner serving time on rob charges showed so much t that home study instruc ~ encouraged him te apply 1 writing fellowship at a well- » West Const i on the scholarship when he now is nh univerndty. released, and i in the school i j i take t I j ~ ymy for “ S But Bank Shortage | : in Be 6 g § s © al Free Amount Missing nd 3 Tv ’ , } 4aS and | H. Wo { seid } ve im a wildcat ¢ other bank t to do with the FBI char 1 } with a false er ds crediting a 4) deposit. Exar nent he misapplication came al. igh the making of fict ‘ sits and the paying and « F g of drafts dra *" Wooten said le hity int of the loss. the t said employes Tuesday Evans off the jol red the ful bank pres bonds cove her discovered rtage when ind the Want Only Cowgirls ALBUQUERQUE, N.M Nickname Mississippi * There is a plane ipt USNED ore e n the familar a ilIness K notified the FBI. Evans was (p—One requirement of candidates for queen of the New Mexico State } air is that the, |x able, to saddle : horse. 3, MEL OPOTOWSKY “The landing gear had collapsed bs YORK «UPI+ — The DC- on that training flight on the ru t passengers 4p- way and all its hts and com NY ( I , ‘ os ' munications went out’ Mitsakos s | od ? ( \ + Coast " alled. “At night we depend on pilot radio reports to make sure th t the runways are clear for the next ‘ lew flizht. This time the controlle ‘ } inst nd the ASDE saved the a f ' “ f { ? t ic it ‘flieht MANY ORDERED t hed) = The ASDE has been ordered for il Tr instaliation it Newark iw J t I 1. Tt Washington (DC) National, Wash I ton (2) C) Chantilly, Los Ange t International, San Frincisco International! Seattle -. 7 OF controller Cleveland, Chicago O'Hare and Bostor Logan airports In adadi- \ t t tl 1 the Air Force has ordered © x : ‘ t da he ked Where's of the devices for its installations.| it ' t body . j aot “This device is very accurate " ph, ; Hh , but Lay } and the controller can tell at a | yf ~-g Wed Ht ¢ { See i P ° : * glance if everything is clear,” Mitsakos said, “It's so accurate | +: ~ : . | ; The DC-7 was straightening it can even show when a sai | ” out of its turn, sighting the truck passes under the wing of a | } same runway on which the train- ing flight had landed. the training cont: r heard. Puz pun a nd nd xoked TV s There it ast” he turned back to the DC 7 marentl, out runway monotone Taxi ¢ e to the left l be ne danger. Taxi 1 will be on The dis- ind no ns. Careful. easy left That's if. 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PANMUNJOM, Korea (UPD —|munjom, an average of 125 visi- This tiny truce village, once the|tors a day take free guided tours “no-man’s land” age. permanent peace, nat dpavnereme! From the North Korean side, sides. Since July 27, 1953, when the Gibbens, whe is often referred was signed here,| te as the “mayer of Panmun- heating system. escorts the UNC visitors, [pe the U.N ithy American GI's on a reg: | ot N=9 ular Cook’s tour of the areg, hoping occasional meetings between he United Nations Command and ; 90 days, as the armistice agree-| he Communists, but they have which Is a circle of about 1,000 , ri . cacce lt ) ds in di koe lecaibed la th ment called for, put up temporary sroduced almost nothing except, Yares ameter loca im the (quonset huts of corrugated iron. | center of the 2.5 mile-wide de- ' | wallitarised zone. It is still content with them. Seldom does a day pass, how- | | * * * ever, without a visit from some |. He points out spots of interest, batch of sightseers, either from |relating historical notes and hu the Red side or from the free /Morous tidbits just like a profess- ional guide. | Officially--ealled the Joint Se curity Area, Panmunjom is such a big tourist attraction because world or from both. 10 neatly Even the meetings of the Arm- military policemen wearing well stice Commission cannot be held by side with their North Korear - - = ithe armistice was signed here’ | aercerts. wi wear bancy E i h i and because this js the only place = an eae “qui asses and. ; * ; ‘ s. ees passes an@'in, Asia where Communists and “® wer ‘tret badges issued by the Military y... : : ; ; In addition, a U.N. liaison team . Westerners are exposed to each ra : : Armistice Commyssion, these _ r consisting of a joint duty officer , . other around the clock. rabbermecks, including brightly- * x * an American stenographer and a re Americ: men rive Korean interpreter, stay here all dressed American wom n, drive Actually. the exact spot where an Pp ay . ) miles from Seoul to peep y the time to exchange administra- the United Nations and Commu- nist delegates signed the 18 pieces of paper that comprised the Ko- is now in Communist windows of the plain courrugated steel hut in which the held counterpart over a telephone line ett HS rean truce The sandy ground around the rsons visit here a conti | The Communists built perma-’ mo ye |nent-type stucco buildings with tin lroofs, including a central steam/ there! ‘would be a peace treaty in 60 to ‘| The area is guarded and main- tained jointly by the Communist ang U.N. Forces. Normally about uniformed American polished boots stand guard side tive messages with its Communist countryside around the jojnt se- curity. area. These farmers are allowed ta farm inside the demilitarized zone under the armistice agreement. About 1,900 farm on the North Junior Symphony Set for Grand Rapids GRAND RAPIDS (UPI)—Robert Zeller, conductor of the Grand Rapids Symphony Orchestra, has announced plans to form a junior symphony orchestra here. Zeller said he and Daniel Ko- vast, symphony violist and a music instructor at Grand Rapids Junior College, will conduct the junior Here, on a hill overlooking the Korean side and 180 on the south-|symphony which will include musi- peace pagoda, about 10 buildings | orp ‘side. pt have been -constructed by both). — cians from 12 to 21 years old. 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No one from the U.N. side’ buildings is brightened by flower to be discussed, the area is can get to within 300 yards of it) beds planted and maintained by Reg. $5.29 flooded with reporters, photog: | The old peace pagoda which the the Communists. le bee, raphers and tourists) = who |Communists hastily built for the J) the background can be heard shuffle around rubbing elbows signing ceremony has been torn ip. coos from the Communists’ with Dewsmen and fellow sight- down and a permanent structure peace dove cote and the chirps of erected for the benefit of visiting Communist tourists. After the seers from the other side of the ' sparrows flying over the huts witl Bamboo Curtaim. ; no regard for ideology. 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By RAY CROMLEY [stots long. enough so that a sub-| the real reason the Navy scuttled | ris left behind. its plans for a new atom-powered | The scientists have found that super carrier this year, and why| there apr layers in the . ocean — apparen certain the House of Representatives cut | lermmter chabuaie a, | rae out all money for any kind of @! which even small sounds carry new Navy carrier: enormous distances, sometimes The 220 million dollars thus! thousands of miles. sentry submarines, stationed at key ! WASHINGTON (NEA) — Here’s'marine can be tracked by the de-|spots, will be able to “‘hear’’ and itrack even “silent” Russian atomic|device can determine from long submarines. Sybmerged submarines cause small waves on the surface of the ocean. Navy radar men. are work- ing on a method of distinguishing these waves from those caused by the winds and the currents from considerable distances. saved was needed to step up sharp-| ly anti-submarine warfare research| The U.S. is starting a mapping and development programs. lof these channels in the under- The top Navy brass privately are “worried stiff’ about atomic submarines, They . don’t know any way te detect them. They can't hear them, or see) them, or find them —, whatever the Navy Department or Subma- rine Killer Team commanders may say in publicity announcements. The actual fact is this: the top Navy strategists fear that when’! the Reds get atom-powered sub- marines that fire Polaris-type mis- siles then the whole continental | U.S. from San Francisco to New) York and from Detroit to Dallas, | will be open to devastating hy- drogen-bomb attacks from silent, submerged submarines lying off our coasts. * * * Figure it for yourself. The im- proved Polaris missile will go 1,700 miles. That's half way across the U.S. from either coast. It’s clear| across the U.S. to the Great Lakes | from the Gulf of Mexico. A Russian atomic submarine could leave a Soviet port, sail nois'! lessly underseas to a point a hun- dred miles off the U.S. coast with-| out ever coming to the surtace, | Reds get atomic submarines li THE MENACE OF NUCLEAR SUBS — When * * * An atomic submarine gives off Ze Pre Ze LL ke our Nautilus (above), they could bracket U from subs lying hidden off our coasts (map). Polic i court officials sep- Disorder in Court —{srwtea the two and then teiq rand Haven Has Plans lJohn on a more serious charge for 125th Anniversary jmen think there’s a chance that| some infra-red or other detecting jdistances where an atomic sub- marine has been a short time be- fore. This heat detection then could be used to track these elusive un- dersea craft. There’s no solution in sight right! now. The Navy men are hoping they’ll find the answers before it’s, too late — before the Russians \get-a sizeable fleet of the atomic ocean. When that is completed,'considerable heat. Some research |submarines. S. with nrtissiles and without making any noise that | could Jeave a Soviet port, sail noise- watchers. It would not evén have Hold Price Line on ’60 Models to come to the surface to fire. The Soviet Union now has around 480 submarines. Some 300 are leng-distance subs that go more than twice as fast as the World War Il German types. They're also much more silent. They can submerge deeper. They | can stay under water for long | periods. DETROIT — The auto indus- It's calculated they're “eight try’s optimistie outlook for times” as difficult to detect and creased sales in 19€0 is paving catch. But they’re nothing com- : pared with what the atomic subs will be. So far as is known now, the By JACK VANDENBERG UPI Automotive Editor cash dividends for new car buy- ers. ‘ In recent years, the prices of Russians have no atomic sub, nor cpu emia ap fae & Run Every . : : ™,'__, \time the auto industry introduced a Polaris-type missile. But there's ,24 models, But all of the com- no doubt in any U.S admiral’s| panies have announced that they mind that the Reds have the ability |i tend to hold the line on prices to produce both atomic subs in 1960. Polaris-type missiles. * * * Some have even announced The situation is so bad the Navy that the price tags on their 1960 and a number of U.S. corporations! models will be lower than those — including General Dynamics,| carried by the 1959 models. which builds nuclear subs — think | or more of a number of seemingly |to accept lower profits in 1960. wild-eyed proposals, now being ser- ‘ * me iously studied. Here’s what the scientists are doing: They know that a submarine, just in running through water sub-’ merged, kills and injures fish and other marine life, including plants. The ave ho at th é . ana ice ers coe ae ee 8 car will rise during 1960. for long distances by some sort of| But the auto industry is not electronic gadget, and that it per-' only offering the same car at would be enough to warrant spec a ! Auto Makers Optimistic; Car Buyers Reap Benefits) vr int ccc, 0 ree | dent Eisenhower, Moscow Radio | the same price, it is offering a new car with many new val- ues built into it. In many cases accessories which carried sep- arate price tags this year will be offered as standard equip- ment at no extra cost on the 1960 models, | All of this would indicate the auto industry is selling a car that costs it more to make a* the same| or lower price. | The auto companies are stil] in business to make money, however and they wouldn't be holding the | line on prices if they thought it 'would cut into their total profits. x « * | Each year the auto companie : : At first glance it might seem |engage in a guessing game, trying} the only solution will lie in one that the auto makers have agreed |to figure out how many cars they ‘will sell in the next year. They |know how much profit they hav The costs of building a car are to make to pay dividends to their | almost certain to go up during | Shareholders, 1960. The threat of increased costs | of steel posed by the current nego- they sell the less they have to| tiations in the steel industtry alone |™4 | RICHMOND—Virginia 23.5 million tons of coal in on year, setting a record. _- It is obvious that the more cars ke on each car to obtain the| .|desired total profit. ulation that the cost of building produced _| Nikita Sends Greetings 'to President on Birthday | LONDON W® — Soviet Premier Nikita S. Krushchey Wednesday | reported. Krushchev said his meetings | and talks with Eisenhower in | the United States last month | “confirmed my confidence In your readiness to show the will and make the necessary efforts for the achievement of complete mutual understanding between our two countries.” of aggravated assault. FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. John was im court to face a charge of disturbing the peace. While waiting for his case to be Balled, he got into an argument with his wife, Zonie. . urban Wyoming. is GRAND RAPIDS Ww — Mayor anniversary as planned by the Tri- Joseph C: Kolderman Jr. of sub- Cities Historical Society. taking lications for the post of Wyoming city manager. The City Commis-'Hotel Schuler which is on the site sion expects to name a new man- of the first home of the Rev. Wil-| lager within 30 days to succeed liam M, Perry, founder of Grand John settled the argument by|William Doorn who is resigning Haven. |slugging his wife on the jaw. effective Jan. 1. society, president, | | GRAND HAVEN w — A Com-; stores will observe the anniversary iwith relics and historic souveni'ds |munity dinner has been scheduled Pioneer, 76, Found Dead |Nov. 2 as a highlight in the cele- ibration of Grand Haven's 125th) H. Osterhous, * * * The dinner takes place at the |! lyears ago ap-| Dr. David Seibold, historicallof years ago. 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Sises 3 @ Solids, prints, _ ir en $ uc te ls @ Sizes 3 te 6x. 7 Make } : | DUCK SHELL | ,~@: i Hunting CAPS} Hunting 4: VESTS |) | C. 47 4 ° Water repefient duck—jock- } , PANTS 6 Meliek fread Sen. = Men’ s Zip Front style P e Flannel lined—sizes 6%; to e i model-snag holds 24 shells GAME VESTS @ Sizes 30 te 42 ® Sizes 8S-M-L-XL VT |: “| HOLDS /- In Layaway ACT NOW ¢ Zip front game vest @ Shell pockets & game pocket @ Sizes S-M-L-XL LINGERIE i yo == SPECIAL i fy ed HIP BOOTS mae ber Luxury Lingerie at su- 22 lees s arm cotton fanne per savings. Whatever . ia rd out a i leres cies phe Risec 0 the style, whatever the @ Molded hert te fabric, you're sure to @ Spa din ; = it A this omit a. af "sen, vathoaar es ftot rm and women’s ACT YOUR CHOICE weit se Fi chi Nylon Gabardine NOW Men’s Sued Men’s TANKER , JACKETS ens Quede C O ATS s | e arin ti Rabbits Girls SKIRTS 88 JACK ETS 7, cae combed sateen ° fies ar. aime $497 1 tion on stenkevs : Aare ge R ; 1 9 e ora hearty cope er e Sine + 36 te YANKEE 5 GREATEST Se ee alert rand Bears ° Slums and races Sizes 7 to . e oe “3 . : Wind proot-water repetien nt HALLOWEEN COSTUMES Chowne saichey Monte 14 Big Yank . dry clean ct Now ~_— “er ACT NOW Work Sets} oi: 97 90 Your Choice Matched Wash ’n Wear e font SPECIAL SELLING * peed falc e"tron- |g ng @ Sanfordized for manent fit oul @ Two new cotors-ante- sEsE5" | Boys’ Motorcycle Jackets Pants $466 . Quit lined vinyl plastic Windproot—water repellent 90 ° Zipper tront & sleeves $ 44 ® Sizes 6 to 20 | Shirts *2 "| act NOW & SAVE Tots’ Play Togs Reg. $1.97 J Lan 1® . 33 © Newest colors. — to 18 mes, 2 to 4 12’ LAYAWAY NOW FREE! PLASTIC TRICK or TREAT BAC with the Purchase of Each Costame. 51 S. SAGINAW ST. Next to Wrigley’s PLENTY OF FREE PARKING a i] : { ~ TA ge ene QGEIr, a ar Baden has made arrangements with. the State Conservation Dept. |to remove dirt from the river-and jbuild up the land-so that he can ‘park his heavy excavating equip- ‘ment on the property. 7 lt cig, ge “Market Steadies] MARKETS |Soybean Trade inQuiet Trade xs." (Still ‘Nervous’ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1959 ' we . “Likewise, in poor profit years, Goldfine Next for Probe lists Advantages employes see a direct benefit «Water f Or d Ar ed | by House Subcommittee ’ . them in helping the company 7, s B d of Profit Sharing Plan} rss.” ng Boar WASHINGTON (UPI)—The sub-' g Galvin delivéred the keynote Ok Ch committee investigating television address at the 12th annual con- ay ) ange quiz shows probably will turn its) ‘CHICAGO (UPD — A profitiference of the Council of Profit attention next to Bernard Goldfine, | sharing plan is the most effective|Sharing Industries. He is chair- Waterford Township Zoning Boston industrialist convicted of|way to dramatize mutual interests}man of the general committee far Board approved a change in five! contempt for refusing to answer |between employe: and employer,|the conference acres of land from residential to Dow Says Net Income questions before the same group. .|Robert W. Galvin, president of! |commercia] use at a special hear- Doubles 1958 Robart Lishman, counsel for the! osoroia, Inc., said today. | ‘ing held at the Township Hall last Doubles 1958 Quarter sl House — peer sy aes ae, ke ke ‘Jerry Lewis Considering {™8"' | MIDLAND (UPI)—Dow Chemis egislative oversight, “| Galvin said that when workers , There were no objectors at the ca) Co, today reported net income probably would be called up aZ41N share directly in the profits they Hospital Charge Account jhearing. lof $22,327,471 on sales of $191,- after the TV inquiry was complete. «see direct relationship between | ~*« *t '681,368 for the three months ended The neat session on quiz shows WaS/their personal interests and the|venn 4) oa: Calif. | Located at the intersection of, Aug. 31. Market by growers and sold by scheduled to begim Nov. 2. linterests of the company.” | un Ee He Eke WeNe Dettl scehek Lake uid Ainca walie| ahi ; them in wholesale package lots. Goldfine refused to answer a| |having,”’ says Jerry Lewis, “I think —?— ar € an r irport roads,’ This amounted to earnings of NEW YORK @® — The stock Guctetins aes by. the| CHICAGO uw — Soybeans, the|number of questions during an) “Each employe can measure {I'll open a charge account at the the west side of the property 18/4 cents per share of common market turned mixed early today Detroit B of Markets ot Board of Trade’s most active com-|appearance before the subcommit.| his personal economic success in | hospita!.”’ bounded by the Clinton River. | stock, in quiet trading. | Wednesday os modity in many weeks, continued|tee in July 1958. At that time the| terms ef the company’s success The comedian’s wife Patti gave ~~ *e * In the same period of 1958, net Key stocks showed changes, | . nervous in early dealings today|group was investigating charges’ when he gets his share of the (birth Wednesday to 6-pound 11-; The request for the zoning,income was $11,175,730, or 43 had heaped gifts, profits at the end of the year,” | ounce Anthony Joseph Lewis, their|change was submitted by James H.|cents per share, on sales of $157,- fifth child and fifth son ‘Baden, 3670 Elizabeth Lake Rd. = 209,359. \ most of them fractional. after yesterday's sharp setback. {that Goldfine The market was slightly high- Detroit Produce ’~ * * and favots on Sherman Adams, | Galvin said. er at the opening as it stead- Forecasts of light showers over | : FRUITS led enews yesterday's op Apples. lietous, Dua. $3.75|northern Minnesota and northwest-| sharp decline in response pples. Greenings, bu vee» 23° ern Illinois tonight and tomorrow A Jonathon, bu. . . 2.50 spreading effects of the steel aseien Meintosh. ou. ae +s. 2.$0\tended to hold back any further} 6 strike, Early gains were clipped — woe 299 |sharp decline for the present. Else-| and prices moved unevenly. Apples, Wolt mixer. BO oo hesce cies a8 where over the cofn and soybean cider oe eee &- ! American Motors opened un- Grapes, ‘Concord. "pk....:: os 238 belt the outlook was for clear change then took a loss of about Pears: Kiefer. bu. "......20......1. 275; ¥eather and a resumption of the @ point | Pears. Bose. ‘bu, ................5.. 2.$0| harvest, which has been delayed : uince, B pemicqnnoocenesnosonahe a Steels were mostly lower except Sanerntek. tn. WILD. a490/by Unfavorable weather. Scattered selling of beans at j $2.08) the opening caused smal] frac- 250| thonal declines but losses were -1.75' chegked by demand from com. | for U.S. Steel which was frac} . VEGETABLES tionally higher. Beets. jopoed., bu. re a . jeets, No. 1. dos. behs. ............ Motors were mixed. Ford and proctoi No 1 doz. bebs. Chrysler held slight gains. General | Cabbage bu ' VALUES.. Bae6, (OOF OU cv caccesces cee 0 Motors eased. 5 Cabbage. Red. BU. .....-sece-cee 1.78| mission houses and a loca! pro- Cabbage Sprouts, bu .,...... Sere tha! \ / 3 Chemicals were a bit higher (Carrots. topped. bu. .. : 2.00| fessional, ada id ‘ en b Carrots, dos. behs. ..... . 90, Wheat was down i ly trans alance. Coullflower. oe . - 32 at was down in early trans- 7 : ery. pascal, OZ. ar - =r e * Small gainers included American Celery. dos stks. 2222222022 17, actions on scattered , liquidation. doz 2.00'Export business that came into 739 the wheat pit yesterday appeared Goodyear and Faw Mg Tobacco, Boeing, oye losers were Sgeplant. Long type, pk Anaconda. Among You're Always Sure of a Lion’s Share of SAVINGS at SAVE PLUMBING ‘ = Fennel. doz. bchs 2.00 ave Ee she re Jones & Laughlin, Commonwealth Gourds ok : 3 = have eed apes and there Edison, Phelps Dodge, Santa Fe Rauwes! den babe. R Gannceen ii 1 se ws \ “ a one aly, ‘s ne , i Cvccccces-cece f y F ediate z and United Air Lines Leeks, doa bens Scag 17 ri “em an — ately. Some YOUR PLUMBING | Onions, green © 6ies uying of corn at e opening was Onions. Pickling. Ib ere | Qaions. dry sory bag ssdceewexes 1.25 attributed to resting orders by SUPPLY DEPARTMENT arsiey. curly, dos. behs weecsece. 80 ‘e - New York Stocks Parsley Root, Gee. [bul co * y'59/ Processors and export houses ee na gelte, Pak. doz. ........ . . Leading locals were the best sell- FAMOUS BRAND STORE Admiral +. 905 Kelsey Hay 47.4 5. c a , tt eeeeee ers Alr Reduce .. 814 Kennecott o.4'., ppers, ayense, pk seeceee 150 Allied Ch .....1974 Kimb Clk @4 tee aed ee ee a * +. bled Be "BE Eite'be BY ere Sat Pepe oe ER ater Softeners Allis Chal ... 7 roger 16 ma "; conwe d Ne he A af Ye : Alum Ltd ....- 3.1 LOF Glass 6! fe pp oe OU veceene earcce 2 00 ear the end = the first hour AUTOMATIC Alcoa .......--308 | Lib MeNaL 11 |petatoca W@ IB bag ........-+. 1:38 wheat was ¥%4 to Ss lower, Decem 50,000 Grain—White Enomel WHOLESALE PRICES! Amcyen "2 $78 Lakh ane | gngiRadishes. wleck sy bu 707 se ber $1.96; corn unchanged to M% 10-Yeor Factory Werranty Am M& Pdy .. $82 Loew's Inc 30.2 (Redishes. red doz bu 125 lower, December $1.055s; oats My 52 GALLON Am Met Ci 251 Lone 8 Cem 30 1 Radishes. white. dos i 3A os - Am Motors . 2 Lene & Os 396 acpi bu = 2 00 to % higher, December 73%: rye Reg. $161.50 Am N Gas Lorillard , 463 eas corn, DW +s reeccccce 1 o 4s rhe -cembe 343 Am Smelt 43.10 wack Trk 4g Squash. Buttereup, bu. cecsece--ee 1.80) 4 to higher, December $1 343s; S Am Tel & Tel - 784 sieoning 2. ge6 Gauash Butternut, ba 1.$0 and soybeans unchanged to 4s e ric 100-Feet Lengths pla : ry 4 Martin Co yoy aneced 1 enennnnene te higher, November $2.21. VY," Se Fe Anac W&C . 5336 May D Stu .. 486 Tomatoes. 14 Ib 178 O18 0-6 Oe One Oe oe ee e+ . o BU 3.4 Merck TOSS UrMIe: DE. oo ce esecescscses 1 60 4," . arceud & Co 331 Merr Ch & 8 177) Turnips topped DU] ......ccccccccee 250 . . Other Modeh Ve S/S (8-6) 056) 6/00 6468) = 2 Te Ft. Atchison 7 Mpls Hon 117 Grain Prices at Comparable 1” 11Vae Ft Avco Co 133 yinn M & M 1422 GREENS Savings at li ol aia taal 2¢ . Balt & O “44 Monsen Ch . 484) CBDDAge Ho 2 OG... ..0....0. 61 00! CHICAGO GRAIN mA" 17Vae Ft Beth Steel $63 ont Ward 6 Collard, No. 1. bu 1.50 on ; eeeceovesocscseseosecocs Tess Se eee See - Boeing Air a. Mot Wheel 111 Mele We ceshecee canes 1.80, CHICAGO, Oct 18 YAP)—Opening 14" 2le Ft Bohn Alum 7. < . | || -auetard. No. 1. bu 1.50 «Tain Stainless Steel, Dbdi Compartment TS TE Le rd . 78.5 Motorola 1076 Sorrel OW a... ceases ARCCOr eo. LF Whea Sept ........ 1.14? , . a Ware .. 431 Murray . 264/Spinach, bu RPE Seno coe e se see Dee 1 96% Gate . $ 95 eece en eo ome Brun Bel&e .. 1004 Murray Cp .. 26.4|Swiss Chard, OU. .7...cccccc.-+- cee 1.4% Mar 201 Dec MW. eeeccececes .. 235 WN is< . $3.1) Turnips, bu FROIN IC oa May 1 99 May 704 Burroughs -.- 302 Nat cain RG ° re Cora Rye. _“ e FULL WARRANTY 3-Piece White or Colored Cal Pack 03: 399 Nat Dairy sate SALAD GREENS De: 108 Dec sa... 134 lece ile or Volor Calum & Nat G $4.2 Celery Cabbage. dos, ...... ....... 700) ae . 1 36% “ - Sela BE AS Gh? 0 BS coe cpaten dew een ae oo MR ey 09 ve TAtcxr WAELLETT e FIBERGLAS INSULATED Cdn ¢ eat Escarole. bu ‘ ee 78 a —_—_——_— : RA Case JI 6 MY Contra) 31 i ettuce. Gibb. ok 178 : e COMPLETELY AUTOMATIC Cater Trac _ 3 sally Pig Be = aaes. Meal, DU. 6... cee eeeaces 2.50 Khrushchev Switches AGAINST DEFECTIVE . ° f st Rom 2.25 Chenier eat Nor Pac ., 474{ nee OS oo Material, Workmanship, Includes 5 Fr. Cities vc. 4&4 Ohio Ol . 375| Ambassador to China Cocreal Tub, Wash Clark Equip =a Sighs Sig e | Livestock orrosion Basin & Closet Coca Cole 4 . . i = = . Colg Palm .. 386 Pan A W Air 237 |} MOSCOW (AP)—A switch in So All "A" Grade Colum Qes 21 Panh Epi 467 oO , ee . , — yj a 2 pedantry é pour caver o " tvesrocs 7 viet ambassadurs to Red China Chrome Fittings Con N Ges Sq Parke Da .. 398 apie 600 Slaughter classes fully sterdy, 08S followed closely on the return § Reg. 134.50 cone aaa) 90 1 ig are hE oe - dl ots choice steers 950-1100 tbs 27.00- Of Premier Nikita Khrushchev Cont Bak . 494 . 282 mostly 2750 and up; scattering from his P y visit nat Caml. 46.17 Peps! Cola 33. 3’good to low choice steers 25 00-27 00 s elping visi Cea Mot . Nah Pfizer 334 load qooe to chetce hetfers 2575: utility For reasons unannounced, Step- Cash & Carry t Ot 7 Phelps D . $8.4 and standard mixed offerings 190-2450 | r . P L. 7 Len ie 215 phiie 26.1) Utility cows 15 00-1650. few up to 17.00 an V. Chervonenko, a‘ Ukrainian 5-Ft. Steel Bath Tub ..... .$46.95 Corn Pd ...... § Phill Pet 43.7 Canners afd cutters 13 00-1550. few thin. novic c y y, is succeed- Curtis Pub -- M1 proce mG. any leapners dows to 12 00 He tun Dae Nae ee Cast Iron Bath Tub ....... $59.95 WITH TRADE Deere O12 pare (0 367 .,Hoes Salable 500 Butehers and sows Ing veteran Pavel F. Yudin in the ee eee = ‘ 431 ‘ 25c high on ] No id ining Bel"aig TNT Reg OF age Rleer mee mined he, 340073 Piping. post Crate Marred Bath Tubs... — en ! . l be d 2 y . - — = — =~ Doug Aire 43.4 Republic 8 No 1 and 2 190-230 Ibe 13 25-13 25° one “ * 5-Ft. ‘lf Dex Chem 834 Revic 586 load mostly No 1 194 Ibs 1340: No 2 4" S. H. Soil Pipe Length Du Pont 288 Rex Drug 462 and 3 240-260 Ibs. 1228-1250 mixed EX E T ONAL 7 om $-Fe 30-GALLON FAMOUS MAKE $ 95 st { ‘ avr XN 101 4 < 00 - a 7 7 ; em cat ae een eeoae sca CEPTI 3° 5. H. Seil Pipe sess Completely Automatic Gas Water Heater °44 Eaton Mfe 412 Roval D 415| Vealers—Sealable 50 Steady most Fiber las Pi e Wra 25-Ft { El Auto I ef Safeway St a7giehoice and prime 35 00-4100: standard BUSINESS g P P Boll rl & Mus ? 971 and good 2500 25.00. cull and utilit ° -GALLON GLASS LIN euer wad NS be bead tee 8? 2) 15 00-25 7 1," Galvanized Elbows ... po . tm 10-Year Warranty E ; Reoville Mf 25" -_ / “¢ 1 Erie RR a care Snes an 7 eneeP—Salable 30 Market not estab- OPPORTUNITY 3,0 . Hy Fell Festery Gesreates | 1 1 rs Ree 1 = v Firatohe 0 1230 Shell OW "aon Ys" Galvanized Elbows ... I — | +9 - a9 . il - . oo ora reek ME <2 OS ne ee ae Here's an essential business ¥,"" Galvanized Tees ..... YOUNGSTOWN KITCHEN—42” CABINET SINK $ 95 Preep Sul 26 Socony \. an Poultry and Eggs if Service used by every business yo" - HH] SERVI-CENTER Reg. 16 New Appliance Frueh Tra “es Sou Pac m4). jf and profession. Our interna- /4 Galvanized Tees ....... Hit 199.95 Features oo ak De a ~~ . DETROIT POULTRY tional company with 150 offices it : Gen Dynam .. 46.7 Sperry Rd .... 2° 7, DETROIT. Oct. 14 /AP)—Prices perf Nas received tremendous na- ic = = = Gen Elec => 2anical. 4g pound we b. Detroit for No 1 quality § tional publicity and is nation- COPPER PIPE Gen Fads o ¢ ‘) Tw . arg Uve poultry lly f adin Gen Mills 32.6 nt oT sg e. at Heavy type hens 17-18: light type tina in leading a Gen Motors .. 845 era on Oh || 819 hens 8 heavy typed rotlers and fryers Pp ations. 1, M HARD—20 ft. Lengths ft. G Tel & EI pies Stevens. .1P ... 392 gas an a mere Rocks 31 This is not a “Get-rich-quick” 3/.% IMe@ «+++ Pac 32 s-4% ! 23: over ibs oe ee Ce ea ducklings 30; turkeys Heavy. type —_ but a long range pro- /,"’ M HARD—20 Ft. Lengths ft. owder Room Sets Genesco .-..' 322 aewitt @ Co. at young ens 25-26; heavy type young . ry] . Gerber Prod .. a: Tenn Gas . _ 9 toms 23 | As an exclusive franchise "Vy L SOFT—60 Ft. Coil eee ft. Gillette coe 3 Texaro mee: A § : re Ae ; Goebel Br.» 2.7 Tax G Sul .... 181} DETROIT EGGS || holder in your area, you receive 4," K SOFT—60 Ft. Coil ... . ft. American Standard, WHITE Goodrich «ees Ri dag ‘ ian DETROIT. Oct. 14 (AP\—Eggs f.0.b | OUr proven tested program of Kohler, Crane Col- Goodyear, ..-- imk © Rear ° 1) Detroit in case lots federal-state graded operation, all necessary mate- ors Free standin ; 95 Grah Paige ... 25 Tran W Air . aoe Whites—Grade A jumbo 46: extra large I rials, helpful supervision, and | ths \ ENAMEL Gt AAP ..... 381 Transaw 39-43; large 38-41; medium 29-32: small aie closet, wail hung \ Gr No Ry % 81 2 Twent :Cen .. 324 23: grade Bares 6 Nirewne GiaaevA oo sub haga Your busi- lav. complete with Complete with Grevhound .. ood extra large 39: large 38 medium 29; smal! Ss nstantly increases in itti Tm ¢ d 12904 ; 7 : po. hrom lat ittings ot en te Pac 'y2 933; checks 19-20. aed: iJ value and earning capacity, 1," COPPER ELBOWS ........ faucets SS Up 9 Holland F aie kie el Whites—Crade A extra large 36: large: hla oti Le bate 1," COPPER ELBOWS 19¢ First it 1 Homestk : au u : 35) medium 27-29: small 19: browns— ff tages bu on repea jusiness, Sisle 6 6 62s 0000000000000000000080000e irs Qual y Hooker Ch ... 41.6 nit Pruitt .... lipase Aw extra large 35: large 33%-34: pe Indust Ray. 184 tin Gas Cp ... 348 medium 28-27; small 18; grade B large i fal me ahe tin euare ag ¥," COPPER TEES ...........16¢ Shallow Well FREE STANDING ne Ran : mv > 282 = f 49 T2 Rub wees FO yo. Tnteriak It ae.1 USRtrel .. 211009 | vestment of $10.000 to $15.000 to ¥%" COPPER TEES ...........29¢ Int Bus Mach 4074 US Tob ....... 22 cover and to finance accounts Int Harv ae Ueto | = ie N . . re payroll, and nominal Int Nick ..... 04.7 Van Ras Nanial ews in rie itial franchise fee. Int Paper ... 129.5 ah eh — | Y $ 95 $ 95 Int Shoe ..... 35.6 Wess 45 es ai our personal inspection of Int Silver nc a bade a 58 6| = . = any of our 150 offices is invited. ener e : e : ; a ! Ist Crk Coal. 336 Wilaon & Co 417\ Rummage Sale at St. William} Send full information about ™ Woolworth . 612 Church in Walled Lake Friday and If - z Johns Man 40S ff aia yourself and we will forward Jones & L 762 Yale & Tow > Saturday, Oct. 16th and 17th. 9 to} gy) ticul ee jo) Yna'st Sh&T 1922) ro eo tn g Sat. Ad ull particulars and descriptive : a uali 3 Pi te Zenith Rad ..102 |9 P. Mm. Pri. 9 to 4 p. m. Sat. v.11 literature. 21x32 2-Compartment Coeccccccccceccce Q uty J-Flece | : , Rummage Sale Thurs., Fri., Sat.,| - : Ste Or ts icompiied by 10 'til 4, garage. 26 Rose Court. ~. Franchise Director NEW YORK, Oct Adv | MANPOWER, INC. the Associated Press): COLORED BATH SETS Reg. 289.50 Hotpoint KITCHEN SINK 30. «15 «#415 «60 ‘| 82 N. Plankinton Ave. Rails Util. Stocks Net change ... Indust ees tl : +1 3 eS Sale, oe etry Milwaukee, Wisconsin DISHWASHER Noon Thurs. ... 3325 1352 966 2228 Exchange St. entrance. Pri., Oct.| . Reg. $219.95 Prey. day «. _ — i mols 16, 7-9 p.m. Adv.; = ! White or Colored White Under $ 95 DO .seees 5.4 . Monta Mato 321 8 1300 #5 2 218.4) escsiare dic, 1 W. Bin re ere a 95 With cast iron tub. ee Mee ‘vb Conference rig har Complete with all 59 1OW sees. : f {ps8 high . 2. 3120 1365 957 2143 Rummage Sale, Sat, 9 a. m.?— chrome trimmings. 1958 low ...06. 234.7 809 729 156.6 Presbyterian Church, W. Huron St > PYYTTYTITTTTTrTiT 2 t t + ROOM a Comparten Come Shighthy irst Quality Rummage Sale, Knights of Co-'? 2 Compartment 1 Other 2 Compartment Sinks $3.95 Up Full Factory Guarantee ! SUMP PUMP Japanese Unions Plan to Block Missile Sale TOKYO (UPI) — Leaders of 10 R age Sale, First Christian’ labor unions warned the govern- Church. 858 W. Huron, Oct. 16, 7'P ment today union members would |p. m. to 9 p. m., Oct. 17, 9 a. m. to|> Laeadry Tray Complete With Stand and Foweet $ 95 lumbus Hall, 295 S. Saginaw, Sat., 9 a.m. St. Vincent DePaul Chureh. | Adv.! 21x32 Cast Iron Kitchen SINK *25" An Added Facility at the attempt to prevent the landing of}12 noon. Adv. |) AVO c ee the first Sidewinder missiles bought) pumm Sale, Congregational|> \ ash arry from the Dati’ izies when the church, ‘riday, Oct. 16. 9 to 3:30) 3,000 Gallons Per Hour weapons arrive here. |p. m. t. 8 to a.m. Clothing . . Avastin a by serena Fone vine am” “AF MIQTEL 4 res. $9Q95 Bari S iaiwanir SAVE IS YOUR tives of the militant All-Japan Rummage Sale, Church of God > WE ACCEPT Dockworkers Union called on Min-| Priday 8 a. m. to 9 p. m. Sat. 8 a.» $39.95 COMMITMENTS 3 WAYS TO BUY; ister of State Munenori Akagi, di- M. to 3:30 p. m. Corner of West | RESERVE IT TODAY 1—CASH ; \Pike and Sagihaw. Adv. PLUMBING SUPPLY rector of the national defen se } FOR YOUR SALES Open Friday Nights 9 2—tAYAwary ‘til 9:00 3—NO MONEY DOWN ON FHA : : AS LOW AS $1.25 WEEKLY Master Plumber Available — Free Estimates PLUMBING SUPPL FULL STOCK OF SOIL PIPE AND FITTINGS Rummage Sale, Oct. 16-17. Man’s olumbia. | Adv. He’s Ist Mexican Chief to Visit Canadians OTTAWA (UPI)—Mexican Pres- ident Adolfo Lopez Mateos begins the first Canadian visit by a Mex- ican head of state today. agency, to protest the purchase of the missiles as ‘the first step hunting suit 42. 105 W. C toward nuclear armament.” The 10 unions represented in the; delegation have a total member- ship of 200,000 workers. MEETING DEPARTMENT STORE CO. 172 South Phone FE 5-9224 120 S. Telegraph Rd. ROOM RATES Single ..........$7.00 Walled Lake PTA to Hold Open House Tonight t WALLED LAKE — The Walled Lake Senior High School PTA wiil hold open house tonight at 8 p.m. Charles West, PTA president, will introduce the officers for the + year and make announcements, Refreshments will be sérved in the cafeteria. * The President of the United Mex- ican States and Mrs. Lopez Mateos will be greeted by Gov. - Gen. George P. Vanier, Prime Minister | John Diefenbaker, External Af-} fairs Minister Howard Green and| Mexican Ambassador Rafael de Colina. Double .........$9.00 Twin ..........$11.00 Kitchenettes... .$12.00 FREE TV rwwwrwvrvervreVeeTee Mintle Mr. lll, lla, li, tll, lls ll, ln, ll dll dll, li ll dl di dl di di de de dh i i i i ¢ wwvrwvewvwvvvrvevevVveVveVveVeVveVvreeVvelrelel | SAV Free Parking on Wessen St. Side Ph. FE 4-1516 or FE 5-2100 Saginaw St. Om Caan wok Carey Teme — EVERYTHING IN PLUMBING SUPPLIES —a) & SSO Se Fe Mee ¢ ta ORCS ea eS Oe ee LE TT i ' \ ts ° = —~* es "RHI ra SFO Ti “ERG AONE TLS Sal RN 4 ‘ J . A Sk BS jg j ~—_2 - Work Wanted Male 11 THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1959 "_ Help Wanted Female 7| _ BEAUTY OPERATOR, _Deatl Notices GOS. OCT. 13, 1960. Steel Lack Pinching GM, but Other Firms Unhurt DETROIT (®—How long can the that U.S. Chevrolet assembly biggest of the auto industry's Big lines may close by next Tuesday Three keep production lines hum- with Corvair output continuing to ming without more steel? Nov. 1. As long as we can, says Genera) aed = Motors which refuses to set a . — es -akaeieoes marae meee ; said the firm's U.S. plants have specific time limit while admitung Jiractent steel supplies to make See eaten tame S00 hy “thes, CoI® ell he Laat Of this reach. Dani eon FE 2-8406 Funeral! service will be held Prt- feos wet get | INSURANCE | Deonelson-Johns ome. { Interment in Perry Mount Park | Cemetery. "CRAWFORD. a as SALES ; ee ina husband yg oe Allstate, one of America’s fast- riet Crawford; dear f of | est growing insurance com Pallas (June) DeWitt; also continues to move ahead. Addi- suertiea by one ter. tienal sales positions are now GAS STATION AT- — work ord ¥ some co ie tery. Dr. Crawford will lie in ground or a proven record of EXPERIENCED RETAIL SALES- state at the Plumerfelt Puneral | successful sales experience, as LADY. 25 yrs. or over, for part Home until 123 Priday. well as sales management pos Good hours. Pleasant work- | McDONALD, OCT. 14 1989, ANN, | tential, We will train you | ing ‘conditions. Employe benefits 224 Highland Ave; dear sister of | sell, Auto, home owaer’s. fire,| Apply ip pereen to Mr. Roose or shortage will top 30.000 by this Mrs orence Peffers, William theft, general liability, life in- | a. eet | _Have own car. PE $-0028 after 12. | 5RESMAKING, TAILORING, AL-| sble, for weddings, dances, etc. oe ae jhurvivea aby 18 grand. Life Insurance EXPERIENC D WAITRESS FOR) WINDOW CLEANING | terations, drapes & Formals done | OR 35434. . , ¢hildren ill be | weekends FE 5-978. | PE 40085 tm my bome. Call PE 8-655. 00 | eld veriaay. Get Btaaloa. 9 Isat Tat 1:30 Je pm Management > PA wie, hig ~; CHILDREN | YOUNG MARRIED MAN WOULD | SLIP COVERS. -, DRAPERIES nh This Week-end Only weekend. Chrysler and Ford, the others of « voy [ oe hae | and Robert McDonsiq; also sur-| surance. and accident and sick- CAWN ange General Motors of Canada. mean- the Big Three, say they have not | vived by nieces and mephews. | ness insurance. Enjoy valimited USTAPP'S Store | $1.8g hour. Bap. and ref. MA | oa est Se geste MR Fg: + ren Tia DATE, } while, says the S4-day-old steel yet felt the steel pinch American | hernia gg el eoollig ~28 — — = | 928 West Huron st. | 5-3285. | 9 Oakland Fwy 2-4021 responsibl "for any debts 5 strike may force it to close down Motors and Studebaker Packard | Huntoon Puneral Home with Rev. sere arate ving plan. Base | ©XPERIENCED HELP FOR CON- | OPEN ON AUTOMATIC | tracted by any other than my | George Widdifield officiating. In- 6 profit sharing p valescent home. Apply in person, screw m . Single & multiple mak'g & Tailor’, 17 Kenne - Wall, 1 operations by mid-November. And report no shortage problems al | ferment in Greenwood Cemeter one Pinppeiniment eal» Pe 3200 Oxley street, Fontiec__ spindle. Write Ppatiae Press Dresemak g & Sater g t/| Ri No.3, Pestios, Mie. there have been published reports Present | fein Stave af the Hunteen pu. | conse! Department ee Sr lag’ Tecra. and bet. a ws citenatioms TONE im wv | Mace AP LES, EE COB ° > | s : i — 7 * * * |_neral Home, 0 ALLSTATE Bt y r sit 3 ate Like children. 2- _home. FE _5-0032._ | responsible for taxny debts com $ GM plants at Flint and Saginaw SHAFER. OCT. 15, 1600, SERRE Mi | | References. $16. 6-1 * ; ELIA A c NEEDS | DRESEMAKING, ALTERATIONS, | ape b a See my i j - . iS > dear | WAITRESS. wey ia Price §-0328./ ete. OR 3-619. 0 lands ; lead off 10.950 workers yesterday ., Chester N., INSURANCE CO. = Reece Dataen's | er CL age | DRESSMAKING, TAILORING, AL- | _ Ave. Pontiac Michigan. ' Restaurant, 6980 N. Rochester; work in this area. Afternoons. | terations. Mrs. Bodell. PE 4-9053. | SMALL BAND (UNION), AVAIL- They joined 12.000 employes pre- viously sent home. Fisher Body division plants of GM are beginning to close with So 7, Hn ®, . 3.800 layoffs scheduled for the end eee uearel oo ig e Bore oe S. | _spece’ j : l- and genera] housework. Freed by Jury of this week at Grand Rapids and Seg nt SOF | $2-Year-Old Company Bale pei nt ete Ses Nee 2 Garden Plowing 18 TQ, OFF Euclid. Ohio. Fisher Body fabri- Card of 1 LIPE MARKET Sue arte ot 2 WOMEN WANT WALL een vw 10% OFF A f Ip Cates. trims and assemblies bodies | eee |S, Life Agency Manegerrut | erences required. Call after 6. oSttes Sat gate bar Pa Me gp song ee oh “TIL OCTOBER 15TH ccused 0 Assault 6. Gat cars | WE WISH TO THANK OUR MANY | train and Supervise new agents OL 23-0402. GIRL WANTS DAY oR werine ott Leake Ra. rE Wh ; : friends. melghbers and relatives | wader Co fineaced Eareer Agents LADY | OR HIGH SCHOOL GIRL or ‘OR | “BACKENSTOSE”’ en He Broke Son's 4, yesterday's 10.950 1 for their many acts of Kindness, ram. Minimum ments; stay with children nights. 3 ROTO-TILLING AND 19 East Lawrence FE 2-141 nong ay’s 10. ay- sympathy and floral offerings | ses Lite field experience Sel. | Prefer ive in, more for ee | OEORED LADY WisHES DAY Weacant lot mowing. FE 4-8 4-8846. | ~~ sSWHITE ; extended to us followimg the ary. override and rulting al- than wages. MY }-2861. work. FE 4-507: | Laundry Service 20 CAN SELL YOUR HOME. Leg Disciplining Him offs were 2,7 at the Chevrolet foundry, Saginaw (where an : equal number will be furloughed | An all-woman Oakland County today); 2,800 at the Chevrolet | death of our beloved husband | lowance Office furnished Unitm- ~ AY @ and tether, Prank C. Moss. Also | ited | opportunity for | re tonne LINENS a perl aay Pe alata | oan mae fogpeansal, ap “ a special to the Walled son row Tepiies ¢ en- Some every home needs. I MPLETE AMIL' UNDR oard Lake Masonic Lodge F. & AM. tia. Write details to Be | Sine a Meggressive party pian gen! ¥ WORE WANTED REFER- “Service — Shirt service. Pontiac | Wid. Calieren te Deere & Lovadry. 849 6. Telegraph. PE | WTD CHILDREN TO BOARD 38 No. 838 for their services. To _Ttector Box 36. Pontiac Press| demonstrators. Excellent pay. Sou GoTana 3 Pastor O. A Gerken for his LINCOLN ASSEMBLY PLANT OF | year-round work. Ho setestiog, | OS shy REAS. FE 6-0003.| _2-8101. | WTO SCENSED HOME DAY OB Circuit Court jury yesterday ac-. V.8 engine plan : jury yes A Lane 1 Ye t, Flint; 4,100 at on — - , comfort visits and to Rev Ford Motor Co. has opening for: | Pe delivering. «6. _ = quitted a Farmington Township (Chevrolet Manufacturing, Flint, Giller Rother tor cis “coneel- | IBM tadulating equipment oper- _*!670 from 4 to 6 pm. | EXPERIENCED LEGAL STENOG-| _ ___Landscaping 21 a ae oe man val aggravated ‘assault in shes and 1,300 at Chevrolet Stamping. eel i. Lala Shoes, Mrs. Doe. | Ability to wire contro] panels MATER Seer. a came’ stekapraphie pha A-l ACE TREE SERVICE RE ay. hour or week. FE 54300. breaking of his 13-year-old son's Flint (where another 1,100 were ald Riley and Mrs. Lucille Seg-| for most IBM conventional equip- IN nin. | 9 a.m.-3 p.m., 3 ox fdas weekly,,; moval one trimming. Get our leg in June tolbelecnl heme today) nits and families | ment. including 407 accounting goa gece — . Ro x ver downtown area. PE 4-7175. | bid. FE (27-7188 or FE 6-0735 | Wtd. Household Goods r * * * Mi F | machine and 604 calculator, Min- Ags years oO “ ° = =| ELDERLY MAN WANTS JANITOR | 1 MERIGN AND KY ‘BLUE 80D neral lrectors 5 T pound = S e 0 u ck up. Raymond E. Paquette, <7. of Other layoffs yesterday included | : D 4 fo aea oe call, Salary “Per. or 3 pm PE prided cai" | atgrEnat OPPiCk "Tonk. PEL | 3001" Crooks “Rd. UL 2-464. gown POR DR PURNITURE : ND AP. 31000 W. Eight Mile Rd.. admitted -00 at a Delco appliance division — a an - ae peeaerical RELIABLE 5 DAYS STAY 3 NIGHTS | -ZONINGS eo aR Tee = Lhe timates On 636 | Prompts, Ccourteous Sayer ee he wlrack his eon. Roberi. caicie plant at Rochester, N. Y. The Donelson- Johns, Piant. fl Rd. North of ee PE - Washel EM 3-4685. = Ser 4 Ain ence or La AWN : . soot hey role pf sHI PHCTOR SARE. | J Yj vad ia ee es ae ce ee . L HOME to 030 pam. wements SS “hier, Birmingham Cleaners, 1283 | IRONING IN MY HOME "ALSO ish groting. Top sett_ F603. FU RNITURE NEEDED ft he “sera _ Mass., will close down tomorrow, Designed =b_FOR RAWLEIOR Wodward MI 44620 babysitting on weekenods. FE | BULLDOZING | Bntire home or odd lots. Get the aner - weld a idling 300 employes V ’ MAN eee nw <) t ng aninT a ata BIRMINGHAM | —?* a 1 Sas fy : 2-215 top deliar. Will bey eutright ov and talk back to me.” ‘ yes oorhees-Siple: ran rpprige Toga og poh henng aanere ‘8. Woodward, MI | IRONINGS .§3 BU. 1 , } DAY SERV-| _° EM 3-229 | sell % for you. B&B Community * » * No experience needed to start. | +4620 ; _ce_ FE 3-8002. 630 Melrose. _—- COMPLETE LANDSCAPING. _Sale Phone OR 3-3117 Paquette’s attorney. Paal W. s, 2.000 ~ ag FUNERAL HOME | Seles eaty to make and profits | SELL A PRODUCT UNCONDITION- | LADY WANTS 3} DAYS A WEEK ‘ree removal and trimming. 1 NEEDED. 7 ROOMS USED FUR- Some 2, employes at GM's . | Scott Lk Rd FE 4-4228 or OR ~ cod. Start immediately. Write| ally a and advertised work. References FE 8-8043 ture and appliances. Cash. Harty, contended in his closing Sayinaw Malleable [roi Ambulance Service Plane or Motor ieigh’ 1 ee ea FE M. I e nm Works FE 2-8378 | awileigh'’s, Dept. MCI - 696-190, ( TV). Yes — it's) LaDy “WANTS DAY WORK. FE WO SODDING &| e phone 23-6842 or MA argument that it was a parent’s ended their work week yesterday | resp ae VAELING a "Yoda ve | -* Se coll aati eed re 2300 toate io UsE. . ; y. MAN WANTED—FPOR RAWLEIGH | Went to earn one * Es w > = WILL LIQUIDATE YOUR HOUS province to decide what amount By; (;\M declines to estimé COATS tisee “or “write Dreyton Plains cADY DESIR. LIGHT WORK | 3.5463. : imate how BUSINESS in NW Oakland Co y with lady com on. Apply Pon- hold goods, either by private sale P Box 91 y — pply chan BUILDING AND REPAIR. or pubiic auction. Appraisals. L. | AL HOME or city of Pontiac. No experience | ° . Ua P » Bo Drayton "Pains OR dT) ony OP etart Seles easy to | SALESLADIES. EXPERIENCED IN | pny Fee WORK BT By-Day | Complete lawn service. Lawn cut-| £ Smart Sale Farm. Rochester, | of force ts necessary to discipline jony even short work weeks will j |; — ao | sP. RIPYIN CHAPEL make and profits good Start im- | ladies’ sportswear. Pull and part ar iweekont Tans A I NAC nm ~Z>s | a ae last. Thoughtful Service wy 2584) | meliately Write Rawleigh time. Good salary, Apply in per er ae ee e awiei if me & = sie al inane ap hinanajar | Lo Dept, MCI-06-180, ‘Freeport. li) son, Burton's 78 N Sagina _serences. PE | Moving & t Trucking 2 __Wtd. Miscellaneous ‘30 Cemetery Lots S| some a Se MIDDLAGED WOMAN DESIRES Secs ate aee ah n- O Donald A. Brown urged jurors to en I Le OFFICE | MANAOER, PosiTION | The J. L. ~ Hudson Co. | work as companion to lady. FE | lake woe TYPEWRITER, convict Paquette, divorced in 1957 A fo f lati i4 — I, a Lear te CHAP- | scious person Gn ees a STORES } ae ED LADY WITH REF TA Rede ates | adding a kice or piece of office el Garden o pread ¢ Gos- OM 4 ni x from his British war bride wife. | Ons © pel $328. Call OL 11708 | sand ealersnip. Excelent petar | Are accepting applications for full erences desires babysitting by SMITH MOVING CO. FE neaees - er we Si bas tae gn Barbara because on his own ad PERRY MT. PARK CEMETERY | _P'ess Box St i LD Cd | hour. PE 4-9461. | me A-1 MOVING SERVI agg OR _3-0767 raves. $25 & up. FE ¢0882 OPPORTUNITY TO EARN $6,000 MIMEOGRAPHING, TYPING, sEC- Feasona — UDEN mission. Brown said, he admitted J ts up = 38. per year. Permasent , | retarial service. ke 3-282. ## HAULING & RUBBISH Rae eh me ere he used more force than necessary 0 at 80x “se year = round employment. Raped Hudson’s Downtown PRACTICAL NURSE AVAILABLE | Your price Anytime. PE 8-006. Cech. PE 2-7425 : ; REPLIES vancement based on your abil- 5 day, 40 b x x { y \ DES to punish the boy. Robert is now ity. Write Pontiac Prees. Box 22, 3 daye on a call basis Sh gig a eee. [- Wie. Retsenahia. es a student at Boys’ Republic in At 10 a.m. Today there! = stating age. previous employment! Monday, Wednesday evenings 4 30 REFINED LADY DESIRES LIGHT ee TNC Farmington were replies at The Press sae to 6.30 and § hours on Saturday. _ housework. Live io. Fe Oe a ge a gee : _ Money Wanted _ _3i : : wipow “LADY WANTS DAY WORK = - « + Funds for Recreation office is the following ‘PRIN TER» AND PRESSMAN | Apply in person. employment of-| or ironings. Own transportation LIGHT wpARD | HEAVY, Ha HAULING. Veen 96000, WILL PAY 6 PER . * = . . = ment. Plant tn Oakand Coun- fice, oor | Peel _______ | _ ssh end trash ©? | cer : , aera old rn Judge i Will Be Under Scrutiny | | boxes: ty. 7. Write B. WHITE LADY os CLEANING WIGHT” AND HEAVY TRUCKING Sy Mone aierts Phone OR 3-7413. tusse olland, in his charge to . ° | | : ? | y Gay FE 3- i ua ‘ 500 a? the jury. said “the parent is the in Next City Budget 4, 5, 14, 22, 24, 25, 26, Fan PHARMACIST specie ombane gt tg B fig ge _Foaas le "ener ent "fame te Tecan : | own EB sole judge of the necessity of the 35, 36, 42, BD, 63, 4, 85, § | "OT, Prescription department. Our Th aaa os es A ead aad “lypewriter, “FE CNW a cate | ss Wanied to Ren t 32 disciplinary right and the nature lec j 95, 101, 103, 111, 114, LI company has paid insurance, em- ursday an y $ to 9 and | _5-5686_ ue {ree of charge z a o Ren “ a io oa ig eer ae reation funds are promised if us 6, pleye cous. profit anartng | © beuze om Gutarday. | WASHINGS @ TRONINGS. EX- O'DELL CARTAGE NO LILLE OT f rect given sharp scrutiny when budget recom. plan. Por further information| 4 oe a perienced, pick-up & deliver. FE | WANTED. SMALL HOUSE FOR However, he continued that the mendations come to the City | \¢ reas tiem contact Mr.) fie an Rel | ee a Se a | ee ee ee welfare of the child “is th . iran ty Do rs meg oo a | WOMAN DESIRES HOUSEWORK. | Phone FE 5-6806 es heat. OA #1140 after 6: e 0 e chi is the prin- mission in a few months unning s TEDS | PE 2-2517. R t cipal ground on which the parental Two city commissioners have in- ? ? OS nasa coegany to 6 — Teor OuesIRES PE 03581 aT TUCKS to en “Share Living Quarters 33 33 right to chastise him is founded” dicated dissatistaction with the || The Pontiac Press seheol q.121-58 ‘eho io mao-| ae mete, End dey ents | WORK BY DAY ORs DAYS WE. TRO Uae GIRL & 1 CHILD TO SHARE MY The jurors. most of them amount of money appropriated in & track. © hour SS a available. A; mm person only. Experienced. FE 23-1043 ross ee ae ton Stakes| home. Must care for children mothers, listened and after 30 the past. and with its distribution. || FOR WANT ADS a ee eee ED'S | Wiork, of babysitting days. FE DUMP, tracks apa mai a a ae minutes of deliberations returned Commissioner Milton R. Henry og estabtioned fi —T eT et cane ee eal | _3-7304 a ’ oor | Pontiac Farm and | WILL SHARE HOME WITH a verdict of not guilty has attacked this year’s $105,000) DIAL FE 2-8181 to take Sear aamnah ates. Om, waktev OR PART. Bulding Service | Industrial Tractor Co. | cuidres. PE 86m for appropriation as ‘‘far too littl " 3-3361 ; vice Semmuntly Roopltel, st | s | " 825 5 WOODWARD Fara — © | From 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. REAL ESTATE SALSSMEN WANT- | mont. | 18T_CLAS8 LICENSED BUILDER. ‘PE 4-0461 FE 4-1442 | Wed. . Contracts Mt Di . Ch He said he would propose a an —_— = Ryd Beas = = — sit nae | VArReetes LAND CAR HOPS, FE 2-485. | Open Daily IncJuding gunday | $60,000 appropriation next year al tee a 3-0085 for interview a we AG: | Ad FLOOR SANDING. WIIT— | Painting & Decorating 23 immediately. T appotntment.| TONY'S DRIVE-IN, 2790 AU- nting « | Sow ISMISS arge to get a community center start- Press, assumes, co’ reepen ROUTE MAN | _BURN “ROAD, rita el CARPENTRY — Ete a |~ T CLASS NT. | ‘ A ‘ . ed in District 1, the area he wen te cancel. he charges | $120 @ week guaranteed to start | Wore oe TSLSragn® ag Basements igre DECORATING, PA — to invest. Small land contracts gains ll er represents. | § for that portion of the first ae eee eee ee ones, 36 8 Sagan. | — GET MY = | gf CLASS PAINTING AND DEc-| ‘¢? sauities inse of the advertise work & hours a day, 54% days a) Cash uL| A. JOHNSON, Realto . ee Gas ceca tem. week. to replace one who | WAITRESS EXPERIENCED. REF. | PE 3- orating. or terms. r Commissioner Robert A. Landry itl accoal vatacheaa’ trang the wouldn't. Phone OR 3-8565. erences. Age 31-36, The Gay Nine. | at A-) RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL 2-2940 170+ S. Telegraph Rd. MOUNT CLEMENS BLA con. said “need should be the yard- error. When cancellations SINGLE MAN FOR DAIRY PaRM-| Se, ?*" ceieeiiaieiaiiadais| a and gen.) A LADY INTERIOR DECORATOR. “FE 4 tempt charge against ? the stick” in expenditur ee ere made be sure to get ing. Experienced. MA ¢3143. | = tracting Also, storefront re-| _Papering FE 8-0343 -253. nE large against one of the n expenditure of recreation your ‘kill number.” amas wan TO REL @rte |“. mae POR TRUCK STOP! modeling. John W. Caples. MY | 4_; PAINTING & DECORATING | nine individual United Auto Worker funds. a sr will be given chores and farm work. Room ‘sad Liv ag cd ‘kane me | 5 a Pape (ere, eS ABILITY defendants in the Cross Co. strike Maybe we have failed in the aioe oN rose 1201. cee tla tno nthe Om 3 -paga, | A-!_ PAINTING INTERIOR EX-| ., sai “a . ain Ace . — IENCED PARM __wofe_Alse_ireplece OR 3-6 | terior 10 per cent disc. for cash. our ‘and contract at was dismissed yesterday past to realize that expenditure of sre time fog advertise- hand, by month. Carl Dobat, 2460 if eed A-1 SERV-| Guaranteed. Free par FE 4-9205. lowest possible discount is cure The charge against Robert J necessary funds soould be directed varger than reguist agate Dutton Rd. Rochester. necessary. eo ar | bowen CONSTRE ION CO. \XAA PAINTING & SECORATING | rd = McCullough has given Mills, 41, was thrown out on a ‘'” the areas of greatest need," he type is 12 o’clock noon the SALESMAN DRIVER FOR DRY| meals. Live ‘out Write §-3212, 26 years’ experience. Reasonable. equities ‘c SH BUYE 5 WaIT. technic: lity. A deput aieritt ad has told fellow commissi ner ' el oleate al tones oo i oe — mace Fon a - "Mhelude =: ee [Rey TYPES OF MASOmAnY | _Free estimates. Phone UL 2-1398 | ING. NO OBLIGATION. oe 5 alitv. A deputy eriff {1 has tol | ic ‘ i Weec years xcellent NTER Ez | ANY UR! , mitted he had failed to serve Mills The City Commission will have ant Ce Las gel OE i eae el pen WOULD LIKE BABYSITTER nfo mere Y sit OR’ 3-2068. = com: en ea nua oe | FE 43844 personally with court papers failed miserably in its duties if it The deadline for cancelle- = | Oe Pe en can ane Pope nt od 5 lk CEMENT WORK, | _5-0375 ARRO REAL TY ” does not meet this need.” h | | on of transient Went ad SALESMAN 35-60 | | ainGwaR WANTS REFINED LA _PE 2240 | PAINTING INT” & EXT PAPER ABSOLUTELY THE FASTEST AC- ; * * carne - s n . e wed om. oe An rome ove firm os dy to live in modern home, do, ALUMINUM some acane ra reo Mason Thompson. FE tien on your land contract. Cash 5 . . -- ' arnec } ation after first open of an aggressive sales- * storms. Home r z= | uyer: = Call ne UAW Local 155, on strike poi cammussioners made. it ertion. man. qualified leads. Car neces- Sponsibie, able to drive my cat. 4-1887. PAINTING —-PAPERING ~~ -__Tidge, PE 4-3061 : "1080 W. Huron, against the automation machin ee j ~ * | CASH WANT AD RATES sary rnings should average Hef. 45607. | BLDG. REPAIR. PLASTERING. Wall Washing — Paper Removal CASH ca Acts. ery firm since Aug. 4, and nine [11 (hes believed the biggest ree- bon't cverlegh this opportunity. WANTED COOK TO PREPARE | brick, block coment wort, FE GUARANTEED Fe Mepis Oe BW . a reational needs of the community Lines I-day 3-Days 6Da 5 food in large quantities, must) —““"— | = - union membe : 2 | y y' 8 You may be just the man who ge 4a BULLDOZING & TRUCKING Television Service teadaate, The company mas “7re niheir own districts PPT eae age Ua P| ei cutlay Yo thus poston “Ap- | paud olay. nirging, a ee ees 24 TMMEDIATE ACTION . ‘ : . be y . Lincoln, ya x . a ULLDOZING On ood tract. charged them with violating a Henry said a plan to finance ‘to o3 3% ith oh tween 11:18 & 3:30 Ie 4p. es Ow nt eg ey “SILL RADIO 8 own or arasoned Your cauh open =n court order limitin ok a community center through 6 300 840 6.20 WOMAN TO IN MORE Septic T. © Drain Fields in-| CREST TV _& RADIO. 1 HOUR, gna‘titie. Ask for Ken rty K picketing = & © y Tr gh a a ey ~ TE HNICAL ia tha wages mons! POS nice ‘ave Waciaat res. OF 1-6932. | Re vice. FE §-5270. and title. Ask for Ken Templeton, and with threats to non-strikers. Special assessment on all of Dis- | 8 400 720 © 11.06 children. FB BLOCK. BRICK, CEMENT WORK,|DAY OR NIGHT TV SERVICE. K. L. Templeton, Realtor The contempt hearing. before trict 1 would probably fail | Ste cs os REPORT WAITRESSES a “GAR HOPS, anc fireplaces. FE 5-8907. PE 5-1296 or FE 5-8390 | aL cache tain 78 ee a rears ) through lack ef support. | NIGHTS. APPLY IN PERSON, | pRiCK BLOCK AND CEAENT M. P. STRAKA LAND CONTRACTS TO BUY Judge Alton E Noe in Macomb | An additional charge of TONY'S, DRIVEN = 7 work. OR 13-0464. | JENSEN'S TV SERVICER AFTER-| ‘0 gell. Karl Garrels. EM 3-2511 County Circuit Court, is in adjourn- The District 1 commissioner has oe pe greed use of WRITER WOMAN WHITE. 2143 TO LIVE | CEMENT WORK, NOTHING | _noon & evening. Call FE 2-0495. , °F 3-4086." ment until Tuesday in mind an $800,000 center, fi- | c Eres — | “large or small. 20 yrs. experience. | WALKER & GARY RADIO & TV. | Tuesda) » o taste speslnga for set in new lake home, assist mother) ‘Pree estimates. Special price. OR | FE 8-007 188 N. Johnson| OUR MANY YEARS IN THE The company and Local 155 may inced by private capital and manent or temporary positio ‘ e = 30 ae ™ | 328173 eer ar ciemiel eee wae zo into their first negotiations leased by the city at $60,000 a | Helo W Male pos mn background are: wHiTE WOMAN FOR BABYSIT SKS EMERTS W ATERPROO FED. Upholstering 25 cre, We Wea anes oo any Monday since prior te > sf sear for 20 vears : sity e an a 6 Sane ping | requizsa-) =P Ref. 4 own trans. we) Cans i 7 | mount up_ to $50,000. OU pee Sree a Se eee genial eke Nene Me —*| Chevrolet Sait ST sce gone orang |i eae Sea EP Mae ; : ie ee” | AUTO SALESMAN, EXPERI- H Wanted 8 Residential & comm’'l. Licensed, 3-2641 ay : Board has called a meeting of the OF covering any losses | enced. to sell the new Chevrolet ’ ww vs vw ~ | bonded & insured. Raymond W.) L'S UPHOLSTERING "f . er | & Olds. demo furnished, liberal ; Commins. OL 1-0772. ‘ * | Warren Stout, Realtor — mn pay pian ngineering Mevallable Pull or agony gles CEMENT IS oor SPECIALTY. | rete pS: see FE 5-8168 ~ * ’ Rathburn Chevy Sales OM Provin LE | THOMAS UPHOLSTERING en ‘Til 6 P.M. gg Ground, Milford e 50 “he: Pato . Perry. | _ Floors EM 3-4879. : Management consented to nego Ecorse Pickets Bar 560_ 8. Main vy Northville Michigan &: a3:00 ome, M] 297 NORTH PERRY ST tiations after a ruling by the Sixth | BOY BETWEEN 18-20 TO LEARN ro wih Ext 326 Pointment MU | KEED ca coi Gal FE 6-4065 ba cE ae eS ies * party. FE oa ranare : * : A : e for workin - : . . . your | s — ves — Floors — a gg agg i acc Nonsteel Striker | Sag er ye ey TELEPHONE CANVASSERS | _or aes | _Licensed_— Bonded. _UL_2-2762. nnn ot & Found 2 Wanted | Real Est Estate tate 36 Local 155 has bargaining rights S BARBER FOR SHOP IN ORD wanted for home modernization | NEED EXTR EXTRA MONEY. WONDER-| | CARPENTER WORK. NEW & RE- | mannan -~ oung man preferred, no drinker sales. FE 2-0777. ful opportunity. No selling ex- small é& specialty. FE| FOUND: MALE PUPPY, TAN | The company had contested this. tru +0806. : ’| WANTED. PARKING ATTEN- Beriance Recegeary. Write to Box | _°-2641 or 6-2017. with white & black markings. | ALL CASH claiming Local 155 lacked a ma- DETROIT (®—Nonstmking super- BARBER, PAR 7 i MIRACLE | dants, 18 yrs. or older. Apply | _84, Pontise Press. 00 sa ct BOMES BY LICENSED al Leal eae eee at it GI OR FHA EQUITIES jority of the 400 production em- visors and office workers were _, "Barber Bop, $-2000 of lg oe Lg wetere 4 9m. SALES PERSON aber. cotime tee. Uh 2-51 LOST: LADY'S HAMILTON | money sn ua: Sumsuione ns anie baa | I sal Parttime, fulltime, Quaraneea) CEMENT & BLOCK wristwatch. Liberal reward. FE posit ployes tapped from entering the Great COLLECTOR, PART TIME «P.M. | WE NEED « oh tl a. ME aot salary and/or commission. Y ou WORK — FE $-0782 4-2780. | WICKERSHAM Lakes Steel Corp. plant in Ecorse | td Sabie don page Ma ee Fiery Must be bays ton Biva, Deer! deol. 4315 Wel- CERAMIC TILE Lost. WAtLeT INP. J. POOR | 71% WEST MAPLE MAtair 6-6280 again today b , . i : oO ui ren. Lumber Co. parking lot or from ALL GA U d Cc M ain today by United Steelwork- | sion FE 3-128 for appointment. hone a = el Al — SALES PERSON PREE ESTIMATES—TERMB Poole's to Menominee Rd. Liberal| We will give you cash for your se ar man ome tort Rekets CALL TONIORT (3-6 P.M.» college, at the present time. This) Experienced sales person. high coures Co. __OR 3-600 | reward ee ee or will anew you bow “ta e union had issued passes to| ““ is inside work for s local down-| 4::’commission, 5 "| COMPLETE FLOOR SERVICE.|LOST: STAMP UM, BLACK Be Og town concern and is an ideal set) Bonus a apy Y-| Lay, sand and finish. LeRoy Mil-| loose-i imental value, re- fa Pon get cash. fees, no ob’ Faces Sentence the nonstrikers at the beginning of | Fh = eee a thet would up for students. No experience) RBiyq. oS as. 4313 Walton _ler, PE, 4-8937. Mie | ward. Ww. wR Pinger. Fe PE 2-4342. . the 93 day strike which permitted | enable you to earn $80 per week necessary Apply by letter giving ORY WALL TAPING AND PINISH- | LOST: FEMALE, WHITE AND) RILEY REAL ESTATE the oss the p ead be ra about yourse SALES MANAGER ing. Free estimates. FE 8-6781.| Diack Beagle. EM 3-6387. | $09 Hiizabeth Lake Rd. on 1 Oo aie m to cross the picket line, but} open mo 3 Mr. — where attending school. Address; »o44 SLeCTRIGAL SERV — PERE BaT | LOST: 8 FE 46-1157 1824 many of these passes were Con- IVER EXPERIENCED IN FUR-| Press. Ber ie Peaeet | pail ye Maanage ifice” and/or Pariney ‘Blectrie. __Fe et “fold. Livrery card, TD. card, etc, CASH — A Pontiac used car lot operator {seated today by picket line cap alate removals be ‘experisnced. epee 4313 Walton Sire _Drarees: ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR. aie sors! 7 * 48 HOURS yesterday was found guilty of ans FE 0-068 caw i Help Wanted Female 7 Employment Agencies 9 _Coanup Electric a 3002. Ba LOST RED AND WHITE MALE HOME — EQUITY failure to furnish a bill of sale A Company spokesman said, | _ W. Huron. ; r FREE at ee ne eon ripe tad aren S 7 to a customer by Oakland County “this is another step in the policy | ogee = perianced in better women's eee ents dryers Ft FE 6-901, san Re acts casi Gi as ; ORE “a FE END ent) Circuit Judge H. Russel Hotiend of harassment the strikers have! _A in person. 1157 W. Huron apparel for full or part time in| in payroll & NCR poackecnina Electric Co. pointer, female. October 12. Vi- —— > PE 5-044} a - ad" Uni a EARN WH YOU LEARN & Birmingham. Phone 44548 or od ol by 5 days. 25. Mawer a —, Bloomfield Hills-Lone Pine GI AND FHA Anthony O. Grimaldi manager @@0Pt® Union officials were not; analysis, facial, beauty tips. __*ppointment. Employment. ¢ 406 Ponting State EXCAVATING. Gs 90001. | RG. Mi 06008 CASH POR YOUR ~ : available for comment j 4 APPLICATIONS TAKEN FOR CASH _ Bank Bid p $-0227. = E : ! of the Economy Used Car Market EE ldg. FE HOME GARAGE < LOST: MAE {ALE BOXER, BETWEEN WE TRADE WE y Us Ar ! et. Some 1.50) nonstrikers w EXPERIENCED HAND SCREW | ‘er. Evening work ark Apply. in per- =e tions pF omen » Cc "PHA —| Joslyn and Giddings Road, off DORRIS & SON 22 Auburn Ave., faces 90 days in) od a the | a A aed machine operator. OL 6-141. | 80m. Manager, Stra EVELYN EDWARDS Terms. PE 4-090 : ~ | Wal Rewer. E._ Walton. | 768_W. Huron PE 4-1557 . P = veste , ES TEATS a . ~ = the county jail or a $100 fine, or 04 434. a 7 . ADVERTISING _ VOCATIONAL 0" VING. FOUND: ENG = PaY| Sell Us Your Equity both, when he comes up for sen- and today by the pickets’ action THRIFT WEEK ——— to to Bicomfle! Hills ed. | OUNSELING SERVICE equipped. FE 4 L. A. ¥ ‘ yg ad. Must identify. OL Don't lees ie your Ti , s e counse , 2 MMe East Huron Suite «| TRE 2 ting. tence Oct. 26. to 5 p.m. FE 40584-FE +1429 septic tanks. footin obbies ties Pranks, Real Retate. “i306, Dixie a. © &* Starts Term Earlier BEGAN IN THE SOCKRERPER EXPERIENCED ENGINEER ditebes and. boat of Finks: | Hobbies & Suppiies 26A) uvy'"on 3-01. _fssistant Prosecutor Robert | gs Judge in Detroit ,/ PONTIAC PRESS | Sienaogmryaen,semacs | Doane tre, pceeeng hat | Sitter te my REAR | Ty's — Radio CAN a mplin sai rimaldi fai to . calls pie . wil & ‘AIR.| St Record Pl R ; . _ calls please. 1 be in charge of engines ; ereo Reco ayers ent Apts. Furnished 37 give a proper bill of sale in June LANSING W—Attorney Charles: WANT ADS | BABYSITTING. LIVE IN OR OUT | ‘epertment, ea Attics finished. Raws, PE +9183.) wodeting Kite, Electric : poe pe Ey Arg ear! MR i Myre oe | nie ec é BOARDMAN'S |" osdrsrame course of 1136 Cherrylawn Dr., traded appointed by Acting Gov. John B. a oe i g) aise errs: Sees 9 toe at Wigs La gre Fe Cat cee eh : , pen "i 5 a e Rd. ; mek and a for a a ha Swainson to a vacancy on the De-| BEEN GOING ON ere * ba Matt pave, ova ae : _ eh) TRDRM: OLX BACHELORS FARR. e was allowed $100 credit as down troit Common Pleas Court ‘ 8 nstructions 10 Notices & Personals 27| —— _ : i r BaalTT OPERATOR FOR NEW | ~~ AALRAL LAS PAA : nylon sand ier title or bill’ He will succeed the late Judge | DAILY EVER SINCE! tins 9 Farrell operator | TUTORING. ENOLISH, READING R a . . sale, Temp said. Eugene K. Sharp who died last prefered Arithmetic, sigebra, fe. rE ae ee i AA Private Detectives When Sanch failed to keep up month . . SYSITTER. | ~ DAYS. | 25055 u Service 18) Don't. worry—Know the Pacts. his payments, pee ge aie Grim-| Under the appointment, Kaufman FOR ACTION seat si a ALESGIRI- BETWEEN Work Wanted Male 11) 4.1 ace Tree Removal caida i att eettention aldi impounded the Ford and an- will serve until the end of the, or bunday © ee |W STUMPS REMOVED | 6TH AN ' WANTED WORK WITH BOYS. EX- ’ other truck Sanch owned. year. Dial FE 2-8] ] ono tt an heut to rienced capasie, 4 to ie pan. ground by machine old +e cemamgote 50. “Sanch had in world : ann mg I PE Pe 9-7188 . PE 8-9736 no way orld = Starting Jan. 1, he will begin . 14 teste Road. Birmingham. Mi | AT PAINTING AND WALL Pa- rv) to prove he owned the Ford ex-'a full term as the result of his| , and ask for a friendly on1i4 ; 2-4721. otter prices e ibn, wiNar'e pan of Ine. aa cept for a little business card on election as common pleas judge | BOOKKEEPER. RECEPTIONIST. Busi homes 09 We’ te198. Conti : _ | We Ad Sal typing required. Doctor's office. el oe which Grimaldi ape that the jast April. Sharp did not seek re- ant Ad Sales Clerk Atternoo ternoon and evening hours. a aiders, Ho ton. | 3 rooms, beth, garage. Clean, :plin said election. 2 | Utiea area. Apply Pontiac Press and cabinet new = uilders oe ae KNAPP SHOES J Pipccace tear Las Washer. Pitt. FE 2770 Fred Herman * OR 3-1908! soe Pe eS ee tae Box 66 / pair. DO. B. re 2- oe - a j“ +S 4 ae eee. eee ee oN ial ~ 3 a ite a ie ” oe — ae wy. § i ee i ee i, ee | ~ ” a « Neh pe rT | = needed c le ® ¥ ® | fe. nm, RRomeoce L. How does the bank work? 1 nae elle or pt Not a Second .. Nota Recap.. A Brand tS ne ont: to find out how effective a new : > a a. Ree ae ee ee 8 New Tire Guaranteed for 12 Months AE p: Ws lococcus bacteria, which have, . NX \ . caused serious infections in some \AAABT hospitals. He withdraws some. ee ~ ‘ “staph"’ germs from the bank, tries! the antibiotic and observes the re-) sults. ] | EXCHANGE SYSTEM i The bank operates under an ex- : 2 a: ae 2 eo . change system, swapping bacteria, a : . - = ’ % se S = @ Reyon cord construction cultures with universities and other’ " ® takes road poundings research agencies. Some germs/ come from the American Type-; Culture Collection in Washington, which supplies the tiny bugs on order to qualified researchers, | Craftsman Kromedge Steel 9° ; 88 3 ’ for , @ 12-Month guerentee ° | eguinal UN send hawerde 8-inch Saw Blades i CHARGE IT 6.726113 Made to last far lonzer Ss : rrlete A opt : 15 Tagrd 2des mp saw and comb: biades ina r ) Mede with high mileage AND YOUR Pine Tet Hardware Dept.. Main Basement “emulsamix”’ rubber OLD TIRE ‘ ‘ .. % «i »,. a “a A oe : é 4 ? x *« * Auto Accessories Dept. 6 TO 20% LOWER « vi Eo: i . 7.2. ea ms : Great care must be taken in Perry St. Basement ‘ ns yr handling and storing the disease- ane ° ~ ° Get Accurate, Fast Action! 7 causing bugs, The “staph” germ, Jd for instance, must be frozen and 4 Y FREEZING POINT than other brands tested Allstate Permanent | ANTI-FREEZE Only : 8 8 Wy) dried in a small amount of sterile milk, using dry ice and alcohol,} and then sealed in small vials until; needed. Some germé can be kept for as ., long as 10 years under ice, Fungi are stored in sterile soil and kept under refrigeration. _— > NY Viruses, the organisms which | ee \ ALLST * J. C. Higgins Model 60 * AUTOMATIC ee Re ec Seasick : TE Battery | Reg. 298 =}. QO CHARGE !P Easy starting for stalled cars ... use another car's battery to start your car when battery is dead. Buy Today! $9 Down. Balance on Sears Easy Payment Plan 4 L. - CHARGE IT — we . 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Namiorced shooting (befere wede-in) prereted ever eavy” in summer for best lue @@uipment muiilers, Tee llow design saves gas and power. priced é Battery 14.95 number of months ef querentes. brication. Buy now! Lifetime guarantee against defects. Free muffler inspection! 20 to 410 Gauge .,., 2.39 Box shoulder. Pants... 5.44 . Motor Sales fac. "210 Orchard Loke Ave. FE 2-9101 — ~! /- ik Selttfaction ov your money back SEARS 154 N. Saginaw St. Phone FE 5-417