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south of Nantucket Island today after collision § and crew. =
Will Add Third Story to Structure
Buys Wholesale Grocery Building
~.on West Lawrence for
Whitfield, Walter & Dawson wholesale grocery
today announced sale to the Salvation Army of its
building on West Lawrence street, as the site of & Men's
Social Service Center,
The Army plans to add a third story to the present
two-story structure to provide facilities for a complete
rehabilitation center.
Purchase price was revealed as $180, 000 and the oper-
ation with the addition and building renovations
planned is expected to represent a near $300,000 in-|
vestment.
Financing will be accomplished by the national or-
ganization of the Salvation Army and no funds are
to be solicited locally. The center will be similar to 119
others operated across the nation.
Once launched, Army leaders-said it will be self sup-|
porting, deriving revenue from the sale of merchandise
made and renovated in the center.
The Social Service Center will operate in , dently
be run firm+
from the local Salvation Army Corps. It
(Continued on Page 16, Col. 5) Cloudy, Warmer;
Rain Tomorrow The U.S. Weather Bureau pre-
dicts a low of 64 to 68 degrees for
row. The high will be 86 to 90
degrees.
Candidates on Page 26 bow off Nantucket Island early today after col- eee yee : ities fice Dora. "The
NEW YORK (INS)}~A new steel
seerect was virtually sealed ria
A key figure in the marathon
talks to end the 26-day-old walk-
out stated- the negotiators had
“completed about 86 per cent of
the contract language.”
The .labor and management
teams striving to formalize the
agreement to send 650,000 striking
United Steelworkers back to their
jobs called “time out" at 1 a.m.
Institute Studies a Giant
Calls GM Too Big’ but Well Run NEW YORK i — After a three-
month study, the American Insti-
tute of Management has come to
the conclusion that General Mo-
is a well-managed, thoughtful supporters of free enter-
prise, if the time has not arrived
to discuss limitations to enterprise,
however honestly and skillfully
managed.”
This has not happened in the
case of General Motors, the in-
stitute said,
Mere bigness can eprend-eagit tors Corp.
highly efficient firm. competition in the mass production
field, it said, citing as an éxam-
ple the prohibitive cost of miulti-
million dollar dies that can crush
the small producers. New 3-Year Steel Pact Ready
fo Close Case Marine’s Court-Martial
to Enter Second Phase;
Lawyer Steals Show
PARRIS ISLAND, 8. C.—The
government expects to complete
its case today against Marine 8S.
Sgt. Matthew C, McKeon for the
ay march of Recruit Platoon
McKeon is the 31-year-old Wor-
cester, Mass., drill instructor who
led six members of that platoon
to death in the tideswept waters Prosecstion Dues" | fog aero the, rea but the seas wery, lati icant Rescue ‘ile. Stricken Swedish Vessel Now
Limping Back to New York
After Disaster at Sea
NEW YORK (#—A thunderous crash of two huge
eee ee ee SS ee ee
lives and injured hundreds.
_ Tt had collided shortly before midnight off Nan- | tucket Island, Mass. with the Swedish
Bm pet y bee onsen meee ‘
Just her tanta i showing.
a. m.”"
final word did not come Coast Quart
here until 10:55 a. ath
The Andrea Doria went t the water
‘Coast Guard cutter radioed trom the dene. at. 10:15 a. m.:
“Andrea
fot tge
“Where Marmons and Suerte: Reach $5.8 Billion in 6 Months
However, it added in a report!
released yesterday, GM “is too big
for the good of American busi-
nessmen who must deal with it and
too big for the good of the coun- try.”
The institute, a non-profit corpo-
ration established n 1948 to ap-
praise the management of business
firms, reviews the operations of
4,008 to 5,000 firms a year. It sin-
gled out General Motors for a full-
fledged study because GM in 1955
became the first American corpora-
tion to return a billion dollar
profit.
The a oui paid tribute to Gen-
ae ting margin (net sales
minus operating costs) rose from
tn 1555 the Inaitute said, because J =
rise in sales.
This has resulted in more take-
home pay for G $5,- HE
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52!
e institute said, wes.
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GM Sales for First Half
Second Highest on Record
NEW YORK (#—General Motors Corp. says sales
for the first. six months of ~_ ear were the second
highest in history for the
Sales totaled $5,868,673, sp com with a record
$6,512,672,139 for the first six months of 1955.
Earnings for the period ended June 30 totaled
$503,471,823, or $1.80 a share, compared with
$660,961,942 or $2.41 a share for the first half of
om year.
‘profit for the second eee pped to $220,-
e784 or 79 cents a share. the April-June quarter
of 1955 had totaled $351,555,080 or $1.27 a
pong Sales declined to $2,804,090,950 from $3,411,-
GM factories around the world sold 1,074,862 cars,
. trucks and buses in the April-May-June period, com-
pared to 1,385,497 in the second quarter of 1955. This
cut the first half total to 2,284,904 from 2,629,556 a
= ago. Second quarter vehicle sales were also
low the previous quarter’s total of 1,210,042.
In the second quarter, the said, “there was '
a slight decline in retail sales from the March level
instead of the upturn normally expected.”
GM’s income tax bill for the first six months was
leatic hate Knights may have succumbed to
managerial lapses or faulty vaives
in the '20's, one surmises that big-
ness is partly responsible for the
slow strangling of Huiison and
Studebaker today,” the institute
said.
Auto Franchise Bill
Ready for Signature
WASHINGTON (® — A bill de-
signed to protect franchised auto-
mobile dealers from “coercive
acts” of auto manufacturers need-
ed only President Eisenhower's sig-
nature today to become law,
By a voice vote nw. Ss
-_ O'Mahoney (D-Wyo),
bill's floor manager, insisted the
measure is designed only as a
step to balancing little busi- the|1. : Sestatbag the seven-member
court-martial panel heard for the
first time the suggestion that Me-
Keon was drunk when he led his
| “beets” into the marsh.
In the statement, dated April 9,
McKeon recounted his
difficulties with Platoon 71.
McKeon's well-known New
York attorney is stealing the
show at the court-martial.
Slim, baldish Emile Zola Ber-
man, chief of the defense counsel,
stands there in court like a lean
Arturo Toscannini, calling the tune
every time.
Utica Family of 4
Sailing Aboard
Rammed Liner
$100,000 Blaze Sweepses.
Rochester Foundry Plant
A $100,000 fire swept through the manufacturing
section of Rochester’s Oakland Foundry & Machine Co.
last night, leveling one building and threatening two
others before it was brought under control.
Only a portion of one wall remained of the 80 by
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‘Dead on Front Lawn [Dearborn Man Jailed
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reached an acute stage, a report that
t and idles 100,000 more
Paiiiea industries, can do the coun-
try only harm:
in Social Security, Act This being a presidential election
year, it was not surprising that the
period and would be stopped in the
Besides adding some 200,000 to
amendments call for increased
one-quarter of one per cent and
for self-employed, three-eights of
one per cent.
This Democratic measure was
passed over Administration opposi- 1
tion with six Republicans joining in .
its support. It now must go to con-
ference with the House which report-
ed a similar measure last year. The
only vital difference in the House
bill is that it would give women full
benefits at 62.
* * *
During Senate debate Republi-
cans questioned the wisdom of
lowering the age qualifications
of women. There was strong sup-
port, however, for the disability
amendment. We feel it justifies
presidential approval of the
_ measure despite Mr. Eisenhower's
__ ofiginal opposition. a ee
-Tke’s Panama Plan
President Eisennowrr made wise
and full use of the opportunity af-
forded by his Panama City visit to
strengthen U. S. relations with West-
ern Hemisphere nations.
3 ae ‘The Chief Executive flew to the of
3
Pan. American conference. That
u, gathering in Panamia City on June
25, 1826, had been summoned by
th America’s great liberator,
_ "Srmow Boxrvar of Venezuela.
a Ege
Besides
chiefs of state and signing the
Declaration of Panama, the Presi-
dent. delivered a nine minute address.
In it he urged united action to figh:
“the ravages of disease, poverty and
ignorance.” :
At the same time he proposed
a commission on human problems
which would include representa-
tives of the 21 American repub-
lies. It would offer suggestions
in the economic, financial, social
and technical fields. The Presi-
dent’s choice for U. S. represen-
tative is his brother, Dr. Milton
Eisenhower, just elected presi-
dent of Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity. ~ 7 * x.
The declaration signed by the
President is one all Americans can
endorse. It reiterated the West-
ern Hemisphere’s determination. to
stand fast against alien totalitarian
forces and to safeguard economic
and political freedom.
The country can be thankful
that the President’s recovery has
progressed sufficiently so that a
trip to Panama City caused him
no undue fatigue.
The Man About Town
Big Deal in Dimes
Plan That Shows They Are
What Make Up the Dollars
of 3410 Dartmouth Road. For many years
he has started on Father’s Day, and
dropped. all of the dimes in. his change
into a piggy bank. With him it aver-
ages about $50 annually, which over the
years has accumulated close to $1,000.
It snowed in Pontiac on July 19, 1913, :
to *
F. T. Dowling
of 241 East Wilson Ave. He states that
large flakes fell for about five minutes
around the noon hour. The mercury was
who suggests that if we build the court-
house on another site the present. loca-
tion be converted into a parking lot.
Received when the thermometer was
flirting with the 90s, a card from
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Shelley
doesn't make it any better. It was writ-
ten on a snow capped peak in Wyoming.
In submitting her “Pot-O-Gold” entry,
Mrs. Emma Magel
of Metamora states that she has read
The Pontiac Press since tts infancy.
A pint size colt that will only grow
into a pint sized horse, according to its
ancestry,
horse of
Karen Lanpher
of Rochester, former Pontiac High School
atudent.
Most of us are content with putting on
a good front, but
Wiggs Colony Shop
makes both front and rear entrances
beautiful with plants and otherwise, the
alley entrance being a far cry, from the
usual appearance of most rear doors.
While Oakland County appears to have
been forgotten in his major road con-
struction this year, we're glad to learn
that State Highway Commissioner
Charles M. Ziegler
is letting contracts for non-skid surfac-
ing on some of our present pavements.
These include 7.2 miles on the Rochester
Road, north from that village to the
Romeo Road, also parts of Opdyke and
Orchard Lake Roads,
Seen
' When cutting his alfalfa hay,
George G. Germain
of Orion Township, killed a mother
pheasant sitting on her nest. The incu-
bation of the eggs was completed under
a hen in his poultry house, and the nine
young pheasants are amicably growing
up with his young chickens. ;
Verbal Orchids to— Mr. and Mrs, William Chamberlain
of 3180 Sashabaw Road; golden wedding. .
Mr. and Mrs. DeWitt G. Seeferich
Rochester; golden wedding.
conferring with 18 fellow
was born Sunday to the *
3S, THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1958
Saco
David Lawrence Asks:
Will We Repeat Coercion on South? WASHINGTON—A mericans
would be outraged today if they
read that a country calling itself 4
_ republic had forced the adoption of
a constitution upon its local legisla-
tures at the point of a bayonet. if if
it beti I i H F
i i | t
l [ i
f segregation
glibly about the need. for “obeying
the Constitution” without the slight-
est awareness that the famous 14th
Amendment from which the whole
“civil rights” controversy has
emerged was never really ratified
in the constitutional manner by
two-thirds of both houses of Con- : g
When—two years after the am-
nesty—the 10 southern states re-
jected the 14th Amendment, this
was enough to defegt ratification,
inasmuch as 10 states were more
than one-fourth of the thirty-seven
in the Union at the time. Congress
then stepped in and, again without
letting the southern congressmen
or senators vote, passed the Recon-
struction Act of 1867 over the veto
of President Andrew Johnson, who
in a message formally challenged
the constitutionality of the law.
Under the terms of that law, Con-
gress attempted to coerce the
southern states.
formally in 1968 as an integral
part of the Constitution. Congress coerced the southern
states by means of puppet legis-
latures into “ratifying” an
amendment that the people didn’t
want—the antithesis of govern-
ment by the “consent of the
governed.”
Few voices, unfortunately, are | i gqak ili i i 4
‘He was stuck
Dr. William Brady Says: -
Practitioner Still Maintains
sin Heart Assn. as accessory, for
promoting the half-baked theory
' that Americans should consume
less milk, butter and cheese, to
whole milk, and eating plenty of
butter and cheese causes or predis-
poses to any kind of heart or ar-
tery disease, In man, that is. The
effect of feeding these dairy prod-
ucts to laboratory animals may be
as bad as the Heart Assn.’s ex-
pert says it is, but as nutrition au-
thorites well know, you can’t apply
such knowledge directly to human
nutrition, ;
Although the newspaper report
didn't mention the word, the Heart
Assn.’s expert seemed to be con-
cerned about that mysterious and,
if you take the near-scientists too
sériously, frightful substance, cho-
lesterol.
Cholesterol is normally a con-
stituent of every body cell,. par-
ticularly in brain and nerve tissues.
blood and in bile—and of course
in gallstones. From the fact that
most gallstones are composed prin-
cipally of cholesterol some doctors
inferred that the cholesterol prob-
ably caused the gallstones to form.
From this assumption it was easy
to speculate farther afield and
first theorize and ultimately decide
that cholesterol causes hardening
of the arteries and heart disease.
Unfortunately for the health
and welfare of the nation, the
more’ or less cholesterol, and so
the Heart Assn.’s spokesman ad-
vises the dairy people not to worry
about distribution of milk but to
“figure out what can be added
economically to milk to make it in-
nocuous.”’ %
My first inclination was to keep
if ale & i z
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What good is an education if we have to scrub floors, work in fac-
To make this a great country,
we must be as one, Start at home
te work for peace, good will, and
understanding. When accomp-
lished, we will be better equipped
te work for world peace!
Although the color of our skin fs
different, we still have. the same
need for understanding as you.
I am only 16, but I have seen
wit Nebraska Ave,
Portraits
By JAMES J. METCALFE Tt was a great occasion, and...
It gave much joy to me , . . When
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If REDS CLAIM
stuff, they would be at the hospital on two fronts. Nazis stopped cold
helping out where help is badly 20 ¥
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. it 2. Every individual is not On the Fourth of July, the police hours, faye, sigh less than 1% pints (three glasses) ‘©2m¢ to the hospital saying that
of milk daily to build vite the residents of Elizabeth Lake THOUGHTS FOR TODAY
3. If a growing youngster does road were complaining about the For I will give you a mouth
not like or will not take whole ™usic and loud speaker. and w/étom, which all your ad- milk, then skim milk is still a fine | ‘The patients always have a eT*aries shall not be abie to health beverage. , carnival for a few hours on the Gaineay mer reslet.—Lake 21:15. letters, not more than one page Fourth. For some of them, it ,
feaith tna hygiene, ct to fieeam.aiag- 8 the one time tna whole year “he stream from Wisdom's Dru Wiliam Brady, iis stamped seit. that they are able to go out of =.) VSL: supplies, in ine tise ‘Press, Pon iehigan. ™ os exhaustible. 1956) - I am a volunteer worker and ~—Bayard Taylor.
Case Records of a Psychologist:
Child’s Education Up Donnie ts at the educational
crossroads. His parents can
make or break him. During
vacation, try the educational
games outlined below. They
can perk up an average young-
ster in a few weeks so he will
take new zest in school work.
But coaz, don’t drive him. Suc-
cessful business and profes-
sional men are inclined to
drive their children. Beware!
By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE
Case S-322: Donnie B., aged 9,
is a maladjusted child, though his
parents were shocked to hear me
tell them that. :
“Dr. Crane, Donnie hates
school,” his society mother pro-
tested. “And he makes poor
grades,
* ¢ *«
“We had the school psychologist
give him an L.Q. test and she said
he. was above normal in his mental
alertness. .
“But he is q poor reader, It
irritates my husband, who ts a
brilliant lawyet, for he feels it
is a reflection on the family to
have a stupid son.
/High pressure men nowadays
tend to drive, instead of lead their
own youngsters.
The very nature of hectic compe-
titive modern’ business and profes.
sional life ig such that it is a
“sink or swim’ philosophy by
live * For they feel it is an affront to their own pride and I.Q. to have
a child with a low report card.
Se they grow caustic, even
when they try to curb their
tongue. And the child senses
that his parents are angry, so he
gets more frustrated.
Soon he may become so mixed
up, emotionally, that he can't think
clearly. Instead, he makes doubly
stupid errors because of his fright
or his great eagerness to please
his father and get back into the
latter’s good graces.
‘HOME TUTORING
Any normally intelligent chil
can soon be brought up to the aver-
age of his class by a little tactful
home tutoring.
In a classrom of 30 pupils, the:
But parents can SS
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Fi to Famil Hold up two cards af the out-
_ Set and explain what they are: Then shuffle and expose them,
one at a time. Your chil@ will
get them right at once, so add
a third word; then a fourth, ete.
Soon you will have flash cards
for maybe 500 nouns, verbs, adjec-
tives, etc. For variation, when you hold up the “noun” ecards,
let the child take the card and
place it on the. ob it names,
as “table,” “chair,” “window,”
“floor,” ete.
ACTION GAMES
To inject some action into the game, let him depict the verb cards. Let him “jump,” “walk,”
“run,” “sleep,” etc., as you hold up those verbs. - On the back of these word cards, you can have “5x1,” “5x2” and the other multiplication tables, - But
don't work longer than a total of
15 minutes per night on all varia-
tions of these home tutoring games,
Let Daddy compete with Junior,
but have Daddy pull his punches,
for a child must win about 3 times
Child at Home” enclosing
stamped return envelope, plus 20
You can change your child's en-
tire future career by, altering his
outlook on school.. For when he
makes good marks he wil] like
school!
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You'll sink into the airy luxury of this
thickly tufted, high plush pile carpet. You
will love any of the Harmony House colors; °
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bedspreads
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Reg. 7.95 Table Lamp
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Reg. 10.95 Floor Lamp
SAVE 84 $2.51
Beautiful, simple styling with
brass-plated base, lovely pol-
ished walnut inserts. White fab-
ric over parchment drum shades,
3-way sockets. You save 2.51 now
because these lamps were a Spe-
aw Purchase for this Mid-Summer
2.
Sale-Priced Tablecloths!
Regularly $1.98 ae :
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etto 66 venetian $4x54-In.
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Set a pretty table with lovely | ? for 5h Made of aluminized
- rust resistance. 14x17 in —
Windbreaker, rubber-tired wheels,
Braziet Grill Outdoor Grill 16-inch Nickel Plated Grid I4-inch Nickel Plated Grid
Reg. 4.98 4.44 Reg. 2.98 29.44
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patterns in variety of colors. f 21-35-in. x 64-in, >iaEs . :
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pa rib ag Se wg asked Joe, “What would I the value} : ja.
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sae yp ong ey eese ay Without the matter much ots | iu hand stores and used giving
marts. thought, Joe replied that that was) of worthless items, “I'm a lover |
Lath " “— ay just what the man would have to) ef junk,” be says.
ec panned Heros and called the {°° 12 &% the dough. . Joe. is happy with his unusual)
place “Honest Joe's.” ‘The man then rolled up his (business becausé it has meant a] Fight sleeve, unscrewed 2 Me igood and bountiful life for him. .|
Through the years the shop chanical arm and laid it on the | When he came to Texas as a] widespread fame 85 | counter, Nonplussed, Goldstein |singie man back in the depression
of weird merchandise. Items) pave me stranger $10 and he left idays he had little money. Now
© pawnod artificial tg er ‘arm to] ont Ot Potaraed fer the arm Ihe ts a property owner and ® pawned artificial leg or arm to Recently the Dallas Times Her-/ {gh 1y - respected businessman, |
s honoe aes ald printed a story about Goldstein| “ith ® wife and five children, =| A ‘meme our his business. ‘The article in- “The “Deep Ellum” gentry vouch the artificial arm incident.|They Met in Turk
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So lightweight a woman can carry it with
the convenient easy-grip handle. New
bforid toned cabinet fits any decor. Plays
anywhere in your home; carries easily
in your cor. All screen front . . . controls
on the side. Only $5 down puts it in your
Common Mire _ Dingenst — _ Diagonal
Stem | Saeko | Xecwia’ “17 inch” 16% 18%
New Console TV
Powerful nee
14 KV Chassis
Channel models. —
Lew priced, but lectures hich
priced automatic record Dual Hi-Fi Speakers i
A smart mahogany finished console |
with 261 sq. in. of crisp, brilliant view
ing area and tinted, tilted safety glas
to reduce glare. Up front tuning. 14,000 f
volts of picture power. VHF or All- } with ' |
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29.88 $8 DOWN
Portable hi-fi! Two tubes plus
rectifier, ceramic pick-up, 3 Reg. 39.95
New Three-Speed Phonograph |
Clock Radio Built-in Calendar Shows Date
34.88 3.50 Down
calendar shows
day, date. Big,. easy-to-read Reg. 39.95
Automatic
2
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for HOT WEATHER?
In New Thrilty 10-Quart Can
Any Grate = 2.69 Make your oil changes! Save
money with Sears low price.
Quality. unexcelled by any other car ‘oil.
Oil Filter Refills for Cleaner Oil
ausrate §. 1.19 Keep your motor oil clean,
longer with an ALLSTATE re-
| fill. Large filtering area. In-
4 stallation instructions
| included. -
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3 Carriers
12.95 f: Heavy duty top-
carrier, 400 lb,
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Holds child comfortably, easi-.
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Cleaner and Wax
Is Simple to Apply
Only 1.39
Easy way to new-car beauty!
Cleans, waxes car in one
simple operation. A timely
special at Sears low price.
SILENT CUSHION TUBE-TYPE BLACKWALLS
“670x15 | 22.75 16.88 800
} 7.10xn15 | 25.25 18.88 9.00
“THOntS | 27.75 | 2088 | 10.00
“SORTS | 30.45 22.88 11.00
SILENT CUSHION TUBE-TYPE WHITEWALLS
ae _| Sree | ee. | RE 6.70x15 | 27.95 19.88 9.00
7.10x15 | 30.95 21.88 | 10.00
760x15 | 33.75 23.88 11.00
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AND OLD TIRE
REGULAR NO TRADE-IN PRICE, each 22.75
e Full 20-Month Nationwide Service Card Guarantee
@ X-41° Cold Rubber Construction Helps Prevent Blowouts
@ Check These Additional and Important Safety Features
ROAD GRIPPING SAFETY
| you need it! Danger of skids is reduced to a minimum, up
to 20% safer than other first
line tires,
BUTTONS
Safety buttons between the
treads keep them open and
working at all times, reduc
' ing skids and tire squeal,
Especially important when
you need traction on curves.
18" INSTALLED
ALLSTATE better plastic covers in new, distinctive patterns.
Saran plastic seat, embossed viny! trim, rayon skirt and back.
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| tone sound. Smart grey case. type brown case. sleep switch. 6 tube chassis. a 3 gente 134.0; dentec of bach 154 North Saginaw St. clio Peneentes . N. Saginaw St. Ob YOU Minty Phone FE 5-417] money Fak Phone FE 5-4171 ! * is es , — : ' ‘N oo, : 3 j |
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de ef narra ‘Nes; a the eet hs "ony
‘fine your ankles” in the bath. Put —
feet fiat agninat the toot of the ij
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gi8yh Ho} <ge af
models and actresses with his easy
soapy system,
‘REFINE YOUR ANKLE’
He warns, however, that you
* ghould use a rubber mat in the
_ tub for safety’s sake. And don't
fill the tub more than 1-3 full, for
the sake of others who may want
to stray into the bathroom later
without. wading. —
Berg~
man will retum to the United
States this fall after 7%- years of
self-imposed exile. Ed Sullivan an-
nounced that the Swedish-borh ac-
tress will arrive.in.New York inf
October or November to appear as
guest star on his T Vprogram. —
The Flaming Gorge Dam and
reservoir, to be built’on the Green
River in Utah, will include a
power <plant for bined kilowatt
wet towel in both hands. N
elbows and slowly, slowly
towel through the hane
ICK AND CO ROEBI
Designed for comfort
and style. Pants have
pleated Hollywood
front, self belt. Both in a
chojce of4 masculine
‘colors. *
Save 61*
Putter Shorts
Reg. ) 88
3.49
J For Cool Comfort
Hollywood: front, zip fly.
Sanforized* cotton -twill.
Choice of 4 colors; 28 - 42.
. Max. Shrinkage 1°,
Sports Wear—Main Floor
Linen Type
putter jacs
Reg. 3.98 Save 99¢
4 Colors
All Sizes 2” putter pants
iy? Broken Sizes
4 Colors
CHEO !
YOUR
‘ CHOICE
Reg. 59c
Each
Athletic shirts are of ?
\Ai/ waistband. Save 77c
. briefs or 3 shirts. Buy
* PeaPont Polyester Fiber
SEAR Shirts—Briefs
Save 77‘ on every
| purchase of three
-.-fer-ong wear. Dacron*
Pilgrim briefs are of cotton and Dacron’ .
¥®’ shape conforming support. Heat resistant elastic
Men's Furnishings—Meain Floor
154 North Saginaw St.
‘Phone FE 5-4171 for 1 _—
two ply mercerized cotton.
for comfort and strength.
. give
on purchase of 3 pairs of
several and charge them. 1] Ice Chest
ree; One, Two, ‘Three | ne alu nid them ‘now. Sufficeth to sug-
Sar SOP be ‘oution shen aN EE
Reg. 19.95
sulation; end drain, bottle
opener. R covered
handles. ,
’|-inch thick fiberglas in-
‘Kissing is No Sin'—
but Court Rules Yes
_ VIENNA (INS)—There’s an old
song that says “kissing is no sin."
Maybe, but a Vienna court recent-
ly found it ‘legal.
Red and white for
and white for the g
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washable leak saddle cover.
3.07 at Sears today)
New Golf Balls With Thin Wall Liquid Center
Reg. 9/8139 3 for $]
A top quality liquid center ball
that gives you a true flight,
distance and durability! Tough
vulcanized cover.
Sprinkler Hose Curves to Fit Flower Beds
Reg. 145 996
25 -ft.
Sprinkle or soak any length
er shape pottern up to 25 feet
long. Clamp shuts off: weter
at any point you wish
Dunlap Wheelbarrow | Reg. 9.95; All-Steel Construction
Dependable quality at-a low price! One- -piece
leak-proof tray holds 3 cubic feet of dry mat¢rial, Tubu-
lar steel frame with 10x1.75 puncture-proof tire on. steel
wheel. Save now.
Plaid Galion Jugs With Fiberglass Insulation
‘mega = «99 2
Designed for eificienc °
‘priced: for economy! y to
ciean Flex-Rock glass liner re-
sists acids. Red and black. Joseph Klein was sentenced tolin 195
the Siggy Bees blue
ponts snags and Save
meee foe be a q
Hammock Cots Heavy Water-Repellent Duck
Reg. 14.95 10.88
Comfortable for Seana a
, lounging! Bright red with agra
valance. §-pe. stand
fit into car. trunk.
50-Ft. Plastic Hose Reinforced With Nyion Yarn
Reg. 095 = G, 99
New! 50-ft. of 1:-in. diameter
plastic hose reinforced with
nylon braid for extra strength
Li ightweight
799
ece steel,
Craftsman 18”
8
gy OT"
ties villas Vand Vista
Deluxe model. with ball-
beoring reel! Aircrait type
alomirium wheels! $-blade
reel! % to 1¥;-inch cutting
heights. Save during sale
now
Hardware—Basement
sistant thread used
tends out 6-ft. Seneca pack Fe
Sporting Goods—Perry St. Basement en ee
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2 OR 4 CYCLE 21-INCH ROTARY—REGULARLY 109”
88
9.50
Down YOUR
CHOICE
Lightweight Craftsman rotary power mower has steel
housing; automatic rewind starter. Makes short work of
any mowing problem. Safety clutch disengages
Other Mowers Priced From .
Salfutin pecnaniied ot your money back” SEARS - etidadevicraccteml
154 North Saginaw St.
Phone FE 5-4171
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\\ PRICES NEVER LOWER! / ~ | BUY DURING THE GREATEST FREEZER EVENT WE'VE EVER HAD \
£5 rwoye pyre s*
Washes All Fabrics from Denims to Dainties!
COMPLETELY AUTOMATIC AU TOM A aie A LL Y
»PIN
KENMORE WASHER
- REGULARLY $269.95—SAVE $40!
Three water temperatures enable you to wash any
fabric safely. Gentle Roto-Swirl agitator
the dirtiest of clothes clean, yet is safe for
celain enameled top and tub are easy to clean...
stay gleaming white. Place this work-saver in your
home.
¢ Regularly Priced at 99.95
Need kitchen space? This 30-inch gas
range is truly a space saver. Features a
huge 25-inch oven perfect for all your
baking, broiling or roasting needs. Entire
stove porcelain enameled for easier
cleaning, better baking. ~ action gets
undies. Por-
peeeeee®
SAVE $11.95
Kenmore Gas Range
ONLY $5 DOWN DPIES
229%: ‘y ONLY $10 DOWN!
DOWN On Major Appliances
Priced Up to $200!
Dries All Fabrics from Denims to Dainties!
capacity.
EY 36-Inch Electric Range Regularly Priced At $229.95!
From recessed toe base to
smart, Gull Wing. back
guard it's modern and
feature- filled for easier
cooking. Porcelain enam-
eled, 20-in. oven prehects,
bakes, shuts off automati-
cally. 60-minute timer; stor-
age drawer. Save now! 17 e ‘Save $50
88 and your
old range
ONLY $5 DOWN
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Appliance Dept—Main Floor eS 5
154 North Sa f =
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LOWEST PRICE EVER <*
$5 DOWN
Set the temperature . . . dries
8-lb. load efficiently. Auto-
matic door safety shut Automatic
Electric
DRYER
off; convection heat. COMPLETELY AUTOMATIC
KENMORE DRYER
SPECIALLY REDUCED—SAVE!
Why worry about the weather on washday. Match
your Kenmore washer with this gleaming white, por-
celain enameled dryer. Completely automatic, dries
any fabric safely, leaves clothes sunshine tresh. 9-lb.
149"
Visi-Matic Washer
8 5128 $11.95
¥ Regularly Priced at $139.95
Enjoy wash-day ease with this deluxe featured
washer. Chrome plated Visi-Matic wringer has
big 2¥2-inch mottled rollers, 28 full stop posi-
tions and safety release. Double walled tub
keeps water hot longer, holds 9-lbs. Also has
timer, and water pump.
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! ome Toe The astarte aced to Romans, | redid wie
e A NEEDED INVENTORY ADJUSTMENT of MERCHANDISE XA= ESPECIALLY PURCHASED for the REQUIREMENTS of . . . we, 4
ely EEL OAKLAND COUNTY m+
You'd Expect to Pay 249. 95...But Sears Pulls the Price Down!
13.2 CU. FT. COLDSPOT
wauene
ati | Regularly oeed at | | 14 oF
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| save 90. 7 =ee=
Poll Width Freezer for 40-Lbs. Prozen Food.
dv Chiller Shelf for Meats; Beverages
: , Now you can own this 1956 Coldspot at an
# unbelievable low price! Check the conveni-
: ent features you get in the Servi-shelves in
the door . . . stora rome for small iterns or bottles. [8
Full width Handi-Bin crisper, big storage je
space for fruits, vegetables. jt:
- Pay Only
$
| “ qn ee eaks f Yye tos Barrie ;
$ $3 O° |
Floats tn Your
Footsteps at a price that
SAVES YOU
DOWN
vvnuc.a of Z a | a 7
DEHUMIDIFIERS
ao the rug noazie.
the most revolutionary What could be
vacuum in our amazing line! **“«
It's famous for being compact, pow.
erful and resis on a “cushion” of
air, extraordinarily maneuverable.
Yes, i's a NEW beauty i in 2-tone
Honey Brown.
priced lower
than ever!
it Float '
| one Wp ote ade
| YOU GET ALL THIS: 1 5 Cubic Foot Freezer Holds 525-Lbs. Frozen Food! go t 17 a
Sold on Sears Easy Terms!
Compare! This Coldspot is Po Reg. 289. 95 Se feature packed at a bargain aAGiing —,
price. Has popular fast freeze Miia
compartment and two con- say 33 = poten)
venient baskets. Freezer holds =~-=e —
525 pounds of frozen food. pot —
Also features a convenient %, S STEEL (net aluminum)
WANDS PLUS OUR
CONTROL
thet adjusts te your
enact cleaning needs. _ Double Filter
automatic light; counterbal- Ww
on lid. Buy with confidence $10 DOWN
. it’s a Coldspot. Cina a ee :
Appliance Dept.—Main Floor L.
pan sce err 2 minay bach” EARS 154 North Sagi Si.__ Phone rE S471
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abs snp hee
said,| Judging from the reaction he
has received so far, his attempt
-\to cut Nixon’s political throat was feel grateful to Stassen for
not shrewd. Perhaps he had as-|o Yet, nt ho sng
Nixon brushed aside in favor of Gov.|—>. ; Christian nh taller ep Present Skinny Joilbreaker
Eisenhower's running mate. | Recaptured at Home AMEETIOUS MAN Commission. The increases totaled
The White House, where he has DRNOre dP Medley, lac ee a's eae eueeas lors mg esau GORE :
his office as special Sil lon aacpavist whe encegad Siumsleasagh te. unew a bed SomMboninittaes Persian Ca’ of Marden
to Eisenhower on disarmament,/i. Inkster jail by squeezing|might ruin him—then it took sheer|ville, Okla., on its sales to Michi-
"Ithrough a 14-inch hole, was_re- —_ unselfishness to do what! gan-Wisconsin, which serves Michi-
cans in Congpess have called on captured today at his home. But the 49-year-old Siassen, who ag hiyreemenee pede bid
ra) ae ca Murphy, held for investigation of/never seems 16 stop talking andifor Oct. 1 in Washington. It will
And even Herter, after @ tele-purgiary, wiggled through the/has been giving Republicans andibe consolidated with the commis
ag cals id hat laron Bet? small hole that police described as|Democrats alike — the|sion’s investigation of Phillips
sen but said he ‘would nominate/# Unwired light fixture in the a i nm an'rates,
ing to make good his escape Tues- immensely en
he would accept the vice presi“. is suman recked his| ‘He’s had hi teadily ,
wate! Sim fete Ma police chase. yesterday |the presidency nce he was n is : oe : RE :
UPSET AT STASSEN’ ____ {Ry community. He has served [Republican nomination in 1944 Men! We've Slashed Prices in this Big Sale! Before You Buy
The professional Republican pol-/previous sentence in Southern|1948 and 1952. And as late as July
iticlans, who thought they had the! Michigan Prison for larceny. 9 he made it laiown he would like “Any New Clothes Be Sure to See These First!
tense a RIE EI Sr
STORES |
WE WON'T CARRY THEM OVER! THEY'RE YOURS Ni NOW
AT TERRIFIC REDUCTIONS! NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY!
ARCHIE BARNETT Wirlgreen geucy DRUG STORE
#148 K. SAGINAW *Huron es +4985 DIXIE HWY. Next to National Foods
1 Lb. DEXTROSE =- .... 49
Size COREGAS™™™ ....
70° GLEEM TOOTH PASTE . . 49
100 VITAMIN. .2°%"". . 97
4" SERUTAN GRANULES. . . 66
90° DOAN'S KIDNEY PILLS. . 46
60° JOHNSON’S BABY Powder 39°
"1 Stanback Headache Powder . 59
95° $-M-A BABY FORMULA . . 27°
500 DICALCIUM CAPS ,,, ‘2
250 BREWERS YEAST Tablets 44°
100 BILE SALT TABLETS 3:69
1 Lb. HOSPITAL COTTON . . 59
4 DRENE SHAMPOO... . . 69 4, a
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$3.95 Famous Brand.
Sport Shirts *)** Short and Long Sleeves
;
At Almost Giveaway Prices! Just 67 of our ae MER.
‘SUITS. OUT THEY Go!
We | regrouped another lot of our better suits for this
week's selling, They're the coolest Suits you've ever worn and you're get- ting them for almost half
} price. We repeat. eatly! —get in
— , ALL SS TERE eeees FREE! | $4.95 Famous Brond
Sport Shirts. *3”* Short and Long Sleeves ‘
$4.95 Sanforized $
Hobby Jeans oO $18.75 Cool Tron Ge pee if
Sport Coats 12’ ay . pk 7 ;
amar” $89 | JACKETS 5
$6 Genuine Mallory
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All Cool Summer
SLACKS Just Look at These
Spectacular Savings!
Values to $16
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You've never seen such values“
no wonder we sold so many!
They're all crease-resistant, sizes
38 to 50. You can wear them
late into the fall, too. Stock up
now—bank the savings.
OUR STORE IS AIR CONDITIONED ..... SHOP IN COOL COMFORT!
OPEN FRIDAY and MONDAY NIGHTS Until 9 P.M... .. SATURDAY ‘til 5:30 | g)
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\ SUITS Regular $45.00 V, alues New Only
We y wo n't carry ‘e m Still most sizes, eee
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SO they're ‘yours f quia, Shorts, and rence! Charge vt i
COUPON
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ZS | K E E “£ T 9 MEDICATED + @ Even at these sensational low prices you can
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We Give Holdens Trading Stamps
THRIFTY PHARMACISTS Charge Less for Filling
RESCRIPTIONS
WAT Um sEe DOWN MEN'S STORE
so mane "Take Twolve Weeks to Poy’ 19 N. SAGINAW Same as cosh! No extre cost! No carrying charges!
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EASIEST TERMS IN TOWN
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Bleck Rubber Mose, 25 Ft. 2X1601........... 2.19
10-Year-Guarentee Plastic Hose. Pure vinyl! in
5 transparent colors, 25 Ft. 2X164).......... 2.59
10-Yeer-Guerentee Red Rubber Hose. Premium
quality, reinforced. 25 Ft. 2X1609........... 3.15
5-Year-Guerantee Plastic Hose. Choice of
red, green or yellow. DA 21650. 63. i ais 3.49
Te eee
Davis Wearwell Tires Guaranteed in writing against all road hazards in-
cluding blowouts all defects in workmanship
and materisls for the TREAD LIFE OF THE TIRE!
An ng tire volue built to rigid specifications
construction governing and moterials. Ribbed
tread design gives better all-‘round performance.
a wear ot a thrifty price! Also available in
6.70x15.
* Plus tex and your old tire. . Lawn Speaker Regular 1.69
Lightweight, rustproof — won't —
fear up grass. Spray soaks 26
feet of lawn. X1193. Reguler 2.35
Tempered stee! blades, highly
polished. Grip-fit ash handles,
17” overali, X156)
_ Wizard 8" 95
Husky Fan
Deeply - pitched aluminum
blades, chrome wire guard.
Non-tip steel base. 6/2400
ir. 19" Spreads cool, draft free alr throughout the room! 6/2418
2-Speed Model 6/2428 $30.95
Wizard Two
Year Battery
Outright a
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Deluxe. 30-month gueran-
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: 48. fuaran-
most cers... 13.45°
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poy 32”
24” WESTERN FLYER
Just the right size for 7+ to 12~year-olde! Seme famous sturdy
construction as the bigger Western Flyers; double-bar frame, chain
guard, kick stand. Girl's and boy's. 2F2502,3.
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162 N. SAGINAW
Ph. FE 2-9253 . STORE HOURS:
Week Days 9:30-5:30
Mon. and Fri. 9:30-9:00
Group Your Purchases and use our EASY PAY PLAN!
45 N. SAGINAW _ Directly Across from Nelener’s,_ . iia
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Lost Items Plague Trarisportation. Farts isc -ininam al If you're missing a topcoat, brief- agreed are sent to the home.office in De-|Ave., when they aren't sp in Young ited, “Tt is a long-)™
case, umbrella, or even a child, problem. troit if unclaimed after 3) days. |time by the driver, Th sce
odo ded Wht ee ee ee ee ee
: 3 si Lott Dilltelds ‘and porses are ee Bus, railroad, and taxicab com-jen travel in twos or. threes. However bad the problem may ' the Yellow Cab Company's big- eet
clerk Ray Crane, 1159 Myrtle st. | boarded Camel Buyers, Women Saly
cases and hats are most frequen said. The in $ Fussy Class s
left behind. He said that lost items, |transports a truck to a destination) NEW YORK (INS) — A New
if not claimed immediately, are ;- returns -by bus often) York animal importer thinks cam- = log book behind. el buyers are as fussy as women) {Continued From Page One).
don't like it, but neither) shopping for spring outfits. by a staff especially trained in|D!vision
Eg
HELLO, JOE!
County § didn’t give up his : ont ead "oon nn ae on ‘Liners Ra in F Just called to tell you
cen . tassen Gido’t give up his cam PT hd. that Osmun’s Semi-An- Cireait Judge Clark J. Adant ; paign, & oneman drive so far, to| Zeehandelaar said: These plans were revealed to eo ie
holding that Pert Sac Top GOP Brass Seek Nha fe Aeted he bupes wy must have had 20 long die-jthe Pree this morning by Maci¢ fig 1,634 mle sper ta
will give i ! wiv, tr swing. Better hurry
themselves encouragement ® . grocery warehouse é
ill Ni ~ * © @ green. Some wanted ‘em yellow,/Lawrence St., and Brig. Byam G.| ‘Continued From Page One) down, the bargains are
te ‘ ‘ ixon Stassen hinted too at more|$0me wanted ‘em red. Some want-| Youngman, manager of the Detroit/ering over the scene ag a foggy ' , great.
handle justice court cases, jus| , Nee ae er cpcaniin ots paifed ‘em long ant lean, These people oe 8 ee... , tices, in effect, have no power of} Poll Shows Stassen’s|”? strength of various vice’ presi-|drive you nuts,” “We aire bringing waste material} “Seven hundred thirty surviv-
Prvstices Enmett’ J. Leib and) Move to Back Herter dential possibilities which he said| | - and waste manpower together,” ome Maaee’ Be do Spee, SPY sy , eae D. LePure Prosecutor Falling Flot or five others ‘Girl, 2, Injures Head function of the proposed center. | Despite the sensational rescue of
: rea attended Gn. moving dent Hixon oil to the vet County Educator After 2nd-Story F all turned over to the
meet- the ; : : 1 with the first segment of | ‘They had to flee the sinking ves-(biggest war games ever staged on
sominaten i" Preddent‘Eaer(fO Affend Conferencesem ei, saxacory’, cond enter the cen- sel by clambering precariously|Nationalist Formosa. The exer-
: . down ladders and cargo nets low-|cises began July 20 and involved
we may call in ides th: after she top-icated the il ; opinions| _ An Associated Press poll of GOP Cigude M. Elmore, assistant sup- f atop the present building w:
be governors, state chairmen and na-lerintendent of the Oakland County|is' tent «hove thn aony Winton.
showed to-|Board of Education, will attend the} ~Deborah
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Pontiac Man Suffers day that Harold E. Stassen's bid “Chewing Match,” at
| First Degree Burns
z : , collapsed
q and died last night while conduct-' income is de- All headed for New York, with ——— emia —_
from Army’s arrival thmes listed as Inte today |"™E ® national music camp faculty, 13 NO. SAGINAW ST
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semaine NO Money os 7” | , @ e's beauriful tas provides a : % 95 = 83 s 838 NO MONEY
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— Ladies’ or Men’s Styles
From
NO MONEY DOWN 1D 25¢ WEEKLY. BIRTHSTONE RINGS NO MONEY sq
DOWN
- 25¢ WEEKLY !
Now $§30 |
Only.. Woot. | e
Pontiac Varnish
—. Retail Store | 2 South Com. FE 3-7129)
Oem Dally 8 te 5:30—-Set. 8't0'5)
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OPEN FRIDAY WIGHT UNTIL 9 — FREE PARKING! é
al ae irls
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boys
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peo a oT ee Director of the day camp is Vic Lindquist, 33, Waterford Township who has six counselors or
leaders and two high school students:
him. , camp cooking, adventure trips.
+ o «
tiac Boys G
ie Learn at Ca
Leonard T. Buzz,
department, said 15 vacancies for
years old exist for the last two day
many more activities, The buses return each evening
at 4:15. at 9 a. m, five days a week headed for a day of
shopping habits of over 19,000 families do
land County.
He Ue Pon
group
Senate worked last night un-/| must A few optimists thought there would provide| was a faint chance to get through
late '
000)
Left to right; J, Robert F. Swanson, — ng L | Chapdelaine, 9, of 48 Chamberlain St., Jan
Gaydos, 1295 Atkinson Ave., Thomas Koechig, 9, of 335 First St.,
Jeffrey Smith, 9, 7994 Perry St., Hans Hjertquist, 10, of 99 Bloom- Wenonah Dr.,. Thomas Webster, 10, 1475 Glenwood Ave., Mike
field Terrace, arid Duane Gilboe, 10, of 231 S. Tilden Ave,
iImit
i passed and the House had
permit some of the 70 ignored.
The bill stilt
“}gome housing aid to the aged. It/
the Would
the | units to be designed specially for
the elderly—a pioneering program The
pert, each of which was active in compiling statistics covering 22. .
‘Carey, assistant director of the U-M Bureau of Business Re STUDY SHOPPING HABITS—Two years of extensive research
are packed into the county marketing survey being discussed by —
three area civic leaders and a University of Michigan business ex-
chairman of the Oakland County Planning Commission; Dr. Wil- Oakland County communities:
tam
cnn ye members of _—‘Bill
public
Hone to May Face Delays
Seriate OKs Hous
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mi i: Ee: 3 : ik
these young
WASHINGTON @® — The Sen-)stituting terms of » bill it had! backing down
looked to the but Puts Action on House’
[Trusty Electrocuted While Digging Worms
| PENDLETON, Ind. @—A trust ate,
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—A palm-tree burst of light famed Notre Dame Cathedral. The fireworks dis f Still Fiddling Ardund Plenty Tt ay a¢}e° 7
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play was part of recent Bastille Day ‘celebrations
in the French capital. e
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River a¢ a focket dramatically illuminates the a focal point | @ebcious fruits we grow in of n the
of American tourists, *
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only 19.95! Beam’s F zt
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Voting Machine Instruction Is Started Here to either Republican or cr , N.Y., to Chanute Field, Ml.
craft was based at Perrin
Voting machines will make their
Pontiac debut in the city’s “4
it | voting precincts in the coming Aug.
” |7 primary election. Gone are the their plane developed mechanical
difficulty and they ran out of fuel
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and Service What We Advertise
BACK CUSHIONED
WITH LUSTROUS
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Has-
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_ Hand Towels, 16” x 24”, .39¢
Wash Cloths, 12” x 12”. .19¢ | FOAM RUBBER!
, we TRIM YOUR PAPER Free | PILLOW GASES om Your Request
Cotton Percale
Setuy ny. | WALL COVERING /
Store Hours: 9:30 te 5:30
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OSENBERGER'S
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1957 Duo-Lounge
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tim OPEN TONIGHT ‘til 9
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Ry Gost Grobet
iV atc is fope
EVERY FLOOR AIR-CONDITIONED
Washes and Spins Dry
7 e
Fill-and-Rinse Faucet — —
aa
Saves Soup and Water
SAVE 31.99
WRINGER
%36 WITH TRADE
-@ Reg. 119.95! Worth Much
More!
‘@ Not One Penny Down!
Terms to Suit You!
@ Modern Easy Wringer with
Feather-Touch Release!
Brighter and Whiter washes! Big, 17-
gallon porcelain tub with efficient 6-
bladed agitator and wringer. Baked - on
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Cut Washday Time in Half!
LASY — rier
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Custom, Easy Automatic, ALL-FABRIC
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128 @ $1.75 Per Week!
Nothing Down!
@ Dries Super-
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Thoroughly!
just plug # in on 115-
or 230 velts.for fuffier,
sweeter-smelling clothes. 4
You set the drying time that suits your needs . . . and
your work is done without need of resetting! Clothes
are gently tumbled 48 times a minute—with no baking.
Auotmatic safety shut-off when door is open. Shop:
now! |
Weite's Easy Appliance Conter—Downstairs Store |
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INFANTS’ SHIRTS Reg. gala or the side infants’
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1956
Goes
Now...The HUB’S ©
- Annual Store Wide Sa le
SPORT SHIRTS LONG AND SHORT SLEEVES
$3°5 Shirts 2"
2 for $50
$25.00 Value ....... NOW
$26.50 Value ....... NOW
’ $29.50 Value ....... NOW
$32.50 Value ....... NOW
$34.50 Volue....... NOW
$36.50 Value ....... NOW
$39.50 Value .......NOW
‘$42.50 Value . Bry ad | SPorT COATS w $20.00 $21.20 $23.60 $26.00 $27.60 $29.20 $31.60 $34.00
SLACKS $ 6.95 Volue.......
$ 8.95 Value ....... sci
$ 9.95 Value ..... ..NOW
$10.95 Value ....... NOW
$12.95 Value ....... NOW
$14.95 Value ....... NOW.
$16.95 Value ....... NOW
$18.95 Value ....... NOW $ 5.56
$ 7.16
$ 7.96
$ 8.76
$10.36
$11.96
$13.56
$15.16
‘CATALINA and McGREGOR
SWIM WEAR 2.0% orF
ECUADORIAN and DOBBS
STRAW HATS
Vy oFF All Summer Caps 3 Off
NO DOWN PAYMENT NECESSARY when you open a HUB CHARGE ACCOUNT
THE HUB CLOT OPEN A CHARGE
ACCOUNT:
30 DAYS...
60 DAYS...
90 DAYS |: : FOUR LARGE GROUPS
TROPICAL AND YEAR ‘ROUND
45 and $49.50 SUITS $
Tropicol Suits ... Fine Rayons, Nylon
Cords and Dacron Blends.
SAVE UP TO $20.50
$55 and 59.50 SUITS 1 and 2-pant Tropical Suits—fine 100%
imported wool flannel, year ‘round Suits.
SAVE UP TO $20.50
$65 and 9.50 SUITS $ Dacron and wool, silk and woo! tropicals
—year ‘round, ‘100% wool worsteds,
flannels, gabardines and tweeds.
SAVE UP TO $20.50
75 and 579.50 SUITS $ Fine hand-tailored, nationally-advertised
brands, including our famous Eagle
clothes. Imported and domestic fabrics.
SAVE UP TO $20.50
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Even a small farm has many animals, such as cows, calves,
ee horses, a dog, and perhaps a goat or two. Some people like goat's
' |-milk, and it makes very good cheese. ‘
- _* * *
ge Here is Billy Butter, who has a very pleasant life roaming around
gee the orchard nibbling the nice green grass and munching apples.
y¢| There is nothing he enjoys so, much as butting into things, and that
| ishow he got hisname. |
t x * *
[33| Here he is running head-on into a tree, which has a sign “Private
Out.”
‘ coe oe this picture with your’ereyens: Billy ts white with’ brows
spots scattered over him. Paste on cardboard, and cut out the parts
carefully.
x *
Fold the small left flap under and fold the larger one forward on
the dotted line. Cut the dotted slit near the bottom. Slip the goat
down into the slit so that the lower edge rests on the table top when
you stand the picture up.
x x *
Give him © push op his hind feet and he will move along the
ground and butt the tree.
x *« *
(This idea came first from Rollo D. Tullerger, Windsor, Vt.
| Perhaps you have a suggestion for Junior Editors. Ii so, send it in care of this newspaper, and you may win $10. Violet Moore Higgins;
AP Newsfeatures).
Our Annual July
SALE « SHOES
Such Famous Makes As:
@ Arch Preserver ® Air Film
- @ Bostonian ® Thornton
© Crosby Square ® Evans
ENTIRE STOCK
SUMMER SHOES Formerly to $22
$785 Te $] 285
45 PAIRS
ODDS & ENDS Values to $12.95
$485
SPECIAL GROUPS
Short Lots, Discontinued Patterns.
Black, Brown, Calf or Grain.
Values to $25
$385 Te $] 48s
SPECIAL GROUP
» LOW TOPS
Bleck or Tan, Grain Leathers.
$14.95 Velues
$7 85
SHOP MONDAY 7
AND FRIDAY
NIGHTS ‘TIL 9
‘AT THE HUB : 4 " na 2d
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SUiTS...°2959 Values to $40.00 2 +
Summer Shirts... Q0c¢
. , All Sizes 3 498
Swim Suits-Ploy Shorts
All Sizes and Styles a | 98 oe Briefs, Bermudas _a
MEN‘S WORK SHIRTS
Rog. $2.98 Red ban b= $1] F Syree | —<——=— [I Director Through Ads.
Men s Shoes ¢ Ase
) Rm. 243, 15 W. Lawrence Street : } Open 9-5:30—Fri, ‘til 9 Phone FE 2-2895.
All: Sizes and Styles!
Save! Save! Save!
2.49 Men's Dungarees..°1.69 8 quirements
OPEN MON. and FRI. EVENINGS to 9 P.M.
CONN’S eS
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63-Piece Ekeo
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50 pieces Stainless Tableware
in beautiful Swedish modern
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Steel Kitchen Set. 7-piece Ekco
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showers, weddings, graduat-
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TRUNDLE BEDS-Complete 64.95 Full Line of Fine :
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77 SPEC IAL 5 — | INT Aluminum Folding Rockers. .°4"
Ranch Extension | ae =e Nie Folding Bed.....°10” LADDER Large CHAMOIS $798 , 5-PIECE KITCHEN SET Al lo Chai 12"
$ 3 24x36" eo ceccccces Bf Plastic table top and upholstered 7 uminum unge allS wus
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rge atural s] 98 ae steel legs, tipped with fas mag Beg summer pieces of fine furniture at prices
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his chair. He wished, "°*"" had told Géntry in Shayne kept his grin working
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WE WILL BRING SAMPLES INTO YOUR HOME NO STAIN WORRIES.
MOST ANY STAIN INCLUDING INK, IODINE, SODA POP,
SHOE POLISH AND ACID WILL COMEOUT WITH A HOUSEHOLD
CLEANER.
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On This New Giant |
‘11ou. ft.
PNO MO NE ‘ : —_ : , °
DOWN 5 : - = : Super Del uxe Le
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; _— Refrigerator : oe , Was $27995 . a A sueMennnue | °
38 ne
3 * | NO MONEY DOWN .
| $2.50 Weekly ~’ 8-Pe. Maple Bunk Bed Set 2@
, : You get TWO beds, TWO mat- § A pt) : tresses, TWO springs, guord rail € & e
: d Pal Waeih Freezer . . . Freezes and Stores Up to 49 Lbs. As Little ¢ ladder. Beautiful maple finish.
¢ Full-Width Chiller Try - «- Weal for Chilling Beverage, as 25 ' a Day NO DOWN PAYMENT — ONLY $1.00 WEEKLY °
4 four Saco Seemed 4 On Our Meter Plan! MOHAWK ..
Tel Bottle Bottle Zese Shelf P — Tr / a us J ae
a> - z NO DOWN PA Y MENT ey Gee Cushiony Dulon “ to pil- @
a woven backing. é
4 INNERSPRING ° # MATTRESS °°
19: : No Money Down 6
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| STURDY DROP- . SIDE CRIB.
‘19 - PAY 50c WEEKLY ° | Crib springs, adjustable to @ three heights. Choice of
natural or maple. - ry
Famous Name °
: GAS RANGE °
LF ‘OS : : / A top value with four auto- e
; matic lighting,, lock - type a
: burners. Full size range. ° j
| . Reg. $139.95
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| srvie-matcnep Hotpoint Home LAUNDRY °
| Think of it! Now you can own the famous HOTPOINT auto- pak pepe WASHER
matic washer and HOTPOINT automatic dryer—both for just Noy ° ‘16 4 °
: about the cost of the washer alone. Completely automatic work- vee wire Thane * |
| free washdays can be yours at a cost well within the average
, budget: This is a limited offer and includes your old washer in APT OMATIC W1¢ be :
| tradel ° | e |
; iE fom a S| | NEW ROUND BOBBIN . : | or y Bu. J Ph , * ° |
: Wize | Portable Sewing Machine °
Ho Money Down—3” Weekly FEderal | With, this Reyal you can make Reg, Price $68 ° : " many things ydu've just wished '
: 3-/i\4 for before! Make’ children's ‘ge . or rse
ef _ Groperies ond a hundred things 108 NORTH SAGINAW —electrically!
No Money Down—75c a Week! Open Friday Night il 9
SE 8-Pc. LIVING ROOM | @ Metching Arm Choir
, @ Cocktail Table
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for easy pti 7 fA es moon NO
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KING SIZE 7.Pe¢. - MODERN BEDROOM
$2.00
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Feta, ele cna fible mattress and 2 boun, MPs. Floor samples.
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Newest s With chien ey Mm Proof table | and mould: powerful radio and 3-speed automatic
OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT ‘til 9
U0 Nationally Advertised
BIG SCREEN TV, RADIO and 3-Speed PHONOGRAPH Combinetion A magnificent TV, radio and phonograph combino-
tion . . . now available for the price you'd ordinarily We
pay for TV alone! Low Boy styling and luxurious, as
, thie cabinet is on impressive piece of furniture to ——
room! Besides
cabinetry isa Now...
automatic
brilliance and tonal c on. add to the loveliest livi
the ee benautia TV, included in
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that plays with beautiful br
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1 bo ee NO MONEY Down, This special $99.95 RCA Victor 3-speed
radio-phonograph has Hi-Fi- quality. Hes
intermix record player. Big speaker gives
thrilling tone to your radio and records.
A real betem at $59.95. ‘177 Pay $2.00 Weekly:
Save * 5 1s
Phileo 30°
Electric Range
Was
S48 _PAY ONLY $2.00 Weekly
PHILCO 353: Yes, it’s budget priced, but you get
big value features. Giant 6624 cu. in. “Dream”
oven. ‘Twice os much useful work spece with
Philco’s “L.” arrangement of surface units. Range-
top floodlight. Easy-clean surface units. Deluxe
porcelain broiler pan with chrome rack. Appliance
outlet. Ausqppotic easy-set thermostat. |, ||
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TUESDAY, JULY 31, 1956 IS THE LAST DATE
FOR PAYMENT OF 1956 PONTIAC CITY AND
SCHOOL TAXES WITHOUT PENALTY. On August
1, a 1% collection fee will be added to all unpaid
taxes and an additional 1°/, will be added the
:
NEW FIST WA OYALA
concrete LUMINALL FLOOR PAINT
Gold Trim !
Reg. 3.00 to 5.00 Values ONE LOT
‘WOMEN’S vay 4 as
bal 55 and PLA
SAVE! SAVE! SAVE!
ONE LOT
WOMEN’S WHITE NOVELTIE
and PLAY SHOES Reg. 3.00 and 5.00 Values
-WEDACES $ |
-FLATTIES |
HIGH HEELS SAVE!
SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! CHILDREN’S SUMMER SHOES
BAREFOOT SANDALS —PLAY SHOES
AND TENNIS
Reg. 2.00 Values a 99
BLUE
GREY
BROWN
OATMEAL AND LOAFERS
Reg. 4.00 and 5.00 Values
a
Boys’ Sizes $2.88 MEN’S CANVAS OXFORDS
Open Monday and Friday Wights ‘til 9 P.M.
All day long, thousands. of busses, trucks, cabs and cars
rolled over a SANDRAN Fleer Covering laid across one
of the world’s busiest streets!
wiped tt clean with a quick swipe .'. .
doubt that SANDRAN NEVER NEEDS SCRUBBING! It's
the enly genuine no-porovs vinyl surface that dirt can’t
« grease can't stain .
floors Itke » seamless slipcover! penetrate .
minutes! Ne mess! Neo fuse!
See our demonstration FRIDAY, JULY 27, in front of our store at 99-101 S. SAGINAW.
See SANDRAN wiped clean after hours of devastating traffic. The fabulous SAN-
DRAN which stands the most violent abuse without stain or breakage. See it TOMOR-.
ROW at the FLOO That night Steve Allen
proving beyond
+ goee over drab
Cen be installed in
R SHOP! wake’ eee BROWN BROS. so Walter A.
DAVID PAUL CITY TREASURER ff 4 N. Soginew Street -s. FE 2-4242
General manager of & men’s all
SEE THE FLOOR SHOP |
FREE PARKING BEHIND THE STORE!
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of SANDRAN, the Miracle Viny | Floor
in Front of Our Store, Friday, July 27!
Radio
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BRAND NEW first guality Furniture and
Appliances marked n to clear. Our biggest Sale of the
Year. Big selections in - aad | FREE Del
Within ad
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nicer Sts Che ed 39"
s| ast, = $2288 f Spa $28 Modern & Traditional Bedroom Suites
- ow, 91-29 2 Load $99” we) , |
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Mell en ter 199 F OME, | a eisr sem NI9 mete $79)
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$38 ae. oe i ae Maple $299 SPeateae et Heclan $299 :
. a ds eee Grey Mahogany , eeeee
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i . moni enine $269 ENE mmen $99 ; SPR : - Reg. $189 3-Pe. Cordo- Reg. $99 2.Pe. Maple 4 “Summer " Yeer- s-Around Weight Reg. $69 Trim Top *49” van Mahogany Modern. . $] 39 Dresser and Bed ibe $69
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PRICED TO $35
Men’ 8 re Weel,
SPORT COATS ee $488 $238 rag ho “Serta Lax”
. And ee
: 4e""6 | eter Regularly Priced to $10.00 re Reg. $49 ee 7
‘4 Entire Stock Men's Short Sleeve 4 Brand” Innerspring Variety ‘of Duel-Purpose Sleep Sofas A
‘| SPORT SHIRTS 3) au. s0 say $690 | Beiter. S149 Saisie S49 [ate “2B
bi z wt oe wg Ros $79 Sete Bed slome SEQ) fag. $268 Sete, Foam $919) og $29 Sat ol 2 be re ee) ‘ae . 83 9” Res. $169 Sote Bed end $129 Reg. $259 Kroehler $139 Tal Cul Table ] 9” : “Enchanted Night” Chair, Bes eakon! evens ) Brown Hideewey ...... $1.00 Extra ........ ;
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for New York Aug. 14. More! . :
than 1,100. persons had Americans in Debt, .
“rye nas ot ee but Economy's Solid |
| TO THE PUBLIC
3230 Pine Loke Rd., Pontiec, Mich.
IS OPEN: EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR,
9 A. M.. to 10 P. M.
WE ARE BEING PICKETED ILLEGALLY BY
HOTEL & RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES
UNION, LOCAL 794
and TEAMSTERS UNION, LOCAL 614
WE ARE COMPLETELY STAFFED AND SERVING —
THE PUBLIC IN OUR CUSTOMARY MANNER!
AIR-COOLED FOR YOUR COMFORT
ficial of a large tourist agency. i" PALO ALTO, Calif, @ — More “Everything from Italy is booked) ,..01. owe more money for more
up solid. But one way or another. things than ever before in this it will have to be worked out. country bot there's nat too mach to
ccnan Tit callsion th the Nortn| Brush indicated today at the Stan-
Atlantic were 29 Michigan resi-|rc “University, Business Confer- } dents, all passengers on the Swed-| "Consumers “are in an extremely
— economist said in a prepared cid master ot the motor “ahip| Tess because of the assets against |
Stockholm, Is a native of QUINCY. pained: ve borrowed. He ex |
Mass., went to sea at age)” “Over neither
ot 1 ‘During his 36 years with Oh mortgagor short term det and | Swedish American 5 at least another fifth have savings) a collision last night. .
Tee mane che tire tram cnaen (val, 2 exceas of their short term |
ers, including the first Kungsholm, debts. eye insurance on any one person would |
aor Ge ee ES ee ha ae a oe ae up Seeks Ceiling be limited to $20,000, or 1% times | ‘The master of the stricken Ital. [National Industrial Conference . his annual compensation, but with |
lan luxury liner Andrea Doria ts |Board said, through voluntary po-()f] ife Insurance a maximum amount of $40,000., Piero Calamal, 5, scion of an |licing of installment credit instead “i Purpose of the move is to bring
Takes eatly wth geevetions jt Gren weds eae. A ceiling of $20,000 to $40,000 on |about a sounder life insurance plan. ft antetag syeaaaen. porary ober mop life insurance coverage for|for the public, according to Curtis} , : Geataetn leaad on Debt ton pail dolede ahd “debt individuals will be sought trom the |r Patton, of Pontiac’s Great West]
sinking 1912, The| Management together Life, vice president of the newly-|
struck an iceberg and sank, taking pointed out that some 20)
a toll of ceilings and |
inent in expected to adopt them
social legislative sessions.
That Regularly Sell
for $8.95 Yard
‘Beautiful new carpet patterns that will flatter your home—intriguing
texture patterns in contemporary design, or new modern 3-dimensional
leaf patterns in grey or beige backgrounds that fit any decor. Tightly
woven wool and carpet rayon with latex rubber back to resist moth
damage, designed to give longer life and softer cushion underfoot:
‘TONTINE WINDOW SHADES Choose from white or pastel colors — the most versatile, washable $ 70 Up to 36”
window shade in America today. Strong, tough, and durable. Fade . on your
resistant. Only Tontine gives you so much, ; _ roller
| Mie Candlona’| = , - @ Draperies
Pontiac's Oldest Exclusive | ° a @ Linoleum ( Floor Covering Firm!
. | ALN, Perry St. Phone FE 4-2531 | @ File
Fray Jae -
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DRESSES
. REDUCED
*4-°6 cod
All Summer Styles
and Fabrics must
go!
SECOND FLOOR
GIRLS’
SHORTS
REDUCED
4A‘
Twill, Sailcloth, denim. 7-14,
SECOND FLOOR
SPORT
- SHIRTS
Men’s Short Sleeve
Styles,
MAIN FLOOR
Men’s _
Wash ’n’ Wear
SLACKS
Reduced
77
Orlon 4 Seer-
sucker, No ironing
ever.
MAIN FLOOR
Nylon priscilla curtains reduced ............... 96” wide, 63 or 81 inches long, with deep ruffies,
Rayon curtains reduced .......... 4Ac each Tetored 72 or 81 inch lengths.
Cafe curtains reduced ................2-0000: $1 pr. One or two of a style or color, matching valance 50c.
Nylon tier curtains reduced .................. $1 pr. White only, 30 inch length. . —~3
. d........... 1 pr. Rayon _organd tier curtains reduce $1 pr
22x44 inch bath towels now.................... 50c ‘Dacron/nylon selvage for longer wear.
_ SECOND FLOOR Better summer dresses reduced ............... $6-$8 Sheer cottons, dacron, jersey and others, for wear now.
Summer millinery reduced ................ woe - 200
Women’s playwear reduced................. 99¢ to $3 Bermudas, » blouses, britches, all to clear.
Girls’ playwear reduced...................... ..77e Pinal clean-up of 3-6x sizes in shorts, Bermudas, play-sets.
Toddler playwear reduced..................04.. 4c - Thrifty mothers will grab these fast.
Toddlers’ shorts or shirts reduced... .. o eo nes 3 for $1 Sizes 2-3-4 in wanted colors, fabrics.
Infants’ crawlabouts reduced ........ cece ee eee . Ae Sizes 9-12-18 months in easy-to-wash, no-iron fabrics.
‘Toddler girls’ smartalls reduced ................. 4Ac Colorful, washable, sizes 2-3-4,
Women’s cotton skirts reduced............. 1.99 .2.99
All summer styles now priced to clear.
MAIN FLOOR Men’s summer sport shirts reduced..... eee eee 1.33 Over 600 cool short- shirts in wanted fabrics and colors.
Men’s white, broadcloth shirts reduced............. $2 Terrific buy, but not all sizes in all styles. ‘
Men’s sport shirts reduced..................... 1.99 ' Gingham, washable rayon challis, mostly long sleeves.
Men’s lin jackets reduced................. aS Pee mostly large sizes. ++ $3
Men’s swim trunks reduced ..................... $2 Hot days ahead, save now. .
Men’s summer slacks reduced ................ , 3.44 Rayon sheen gabardine, washable butcher weave,
Men’s straw hats reduced .............. 1.99 and 2.99 Replace that battered old hat now at. end-of-summer prices.
Men’s walking shorts reduced ............ reese 199 Tropical weave, orlon-nylon seersucker, denim, all marked down.
Men’s felt hats reduced ........................ $2 Where did these come from?
Women’s summer shoes reduced ..... . bee eens .. 82 Fabric, straw, leather, plastic, many others.
Children’s shoes reduced ..................... . .$2 Mostly summer play shoes, but some sturdy year ‘round styles.
Men’s fabric shoes reduced...................... $3 Thick rubber soles, duck or twill uppers.
Ladies’ summer handbags reduced................ $1
Women’s summer sleepwear reduced ...... . seeee. $l Romper pajamas, some gowns in cool, no-iron fabrics,
BASEMENT
Bere eer ne ed sik id *°0°0 10+ 8 Boys’ summer jamas reduced eee eens teeeeeee SL
Boys’ cargo nts reduced ey Tree 1. .99¢
Boys’ denim | wash pants reduced..............., 1.77
Men’s twill matched sets now.................., . $4 Broken sizes in tan and gray.
Limited Quantities-Shop Early-9:30 Tomorrow
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REGULAR $5.98 LADIES’ HOUSE z o * : 2 ‘
Accept Oar Invitation... Farmer ~Vsincorely’ Is latin pie 0 for ‘Without Wax’ , | | . «. for a thrilling ride ino 56 Pontiac. We feel sure that after you have you, too,
mi ROME — When you sign a letter, Re es ee : _ will feel as we do that Deller for Dollar You Con't Beat « Pontiac! :
Melons Away _|siocerely yours,” you are really | TO PAY. CALL FE 3-7117 today and moke @ dote or ae i come me for that test thrilling Serene
“YOU'LL BE GLAD YOu DID!
Dollar for Dollar You Can't Beat a Pontiac
THERE is NO BETTER DEAL THAN AT THE
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with ary pe of tubing, metal Emergency Delivery on Request : 65 Mt. Clemens Across From the Post Office | Lt
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MELIN SLAS Tar 507] GIGANTIC APPLIANCE and FURNITURE CLOSE-OUT SALE [ 2772s ARE We have no alternative. We must close out thousands of dollars worth of NATIONALLY FAMOUS’ ADVERTISED LINES OF FURNITURE Ts \ CE P* | d
TERRIFIC! AND APPLIANCES IMMEDIATELY. We are willing to make tremendous price concessions to clear the store. This dh one sale it will tec 2 YRS. TO PAY :
pay you to attend. Come early! SS —————
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| £ 3-PC. SECT IONAL
gouble aresse@t, hess _HIDE-AWAY BEDS 7 5c, CHROM ,
ea ae =o ear ard a PA ge Regular $269.95 ° iors oe : ome. mit rete. (Bookcase ped ave ont, samakes sine” oan #3 chrome, tee and est beat = and The smartest, most exquisite ee pH features. ae ——
at nigh aust plast signed a _— logs and h of
50 scratch 50 room by KRO with all the compartment. Reevy plastic headboara © °° ™%
SAVE $ SAVE 95 ccjusive ‘Kreehler features, ush= SAVE
$51.00 $60. 00 189" |, nip $ tonlsed const. Lovely new ealore $25.00 SAVE $ 75
$30 ! $1020 °*4.9
Admiral Automatic Washer $ >00 , Fall Size Dla Gas Range 0
$339 95 Deluxe model, all automatic, slashed for $$ 0 fone burners, auto-pilot, - ay AF
quick sale, woing Ot ......esevcecenesras pull-out broiler ...., deanseecetuteve
Reg. G. E. Deluxe Automatic Wesker Reg. Royal Deluxe Gas Range = § 00
$339. 95 With suds return, t . $199. 50 wo geory new type broller, automatic
and one of the very 3 meee. eesseceees pilot, and too many deluxe features to Hat.
40” Elect.
gates saga gutomatte, ae timer. 269" $229. 95 Completely automatic and one of the most Reg. G. E. Automatic Gas Dryer 4
e EASY popular General Electric modi. .....++.. the best with’ this..
: TERMS | Reg. ABC Automatic Gas Dryer © $4 00 Reg. Crown Deluxe Electric “§
WHIRLPOOL AUTOMATIC || $339.95 ross iw, us suusrs aun 199 "$239.98 rary suronans, cure rang, 2-00 188” 30" Dele | | 30” Dire
ELECT. IRONER $4QQ95 | _ Res, ,Hamiton Delaxe Cas Dryer $919" TRESS,” 9° Rog. Tappin Deluxe 40” Electric 00 ||mtecerasc| | tats |
SAVE $50 SOOSS cnr seen t,t 9 Seve $20, bat HURRY! pox ontne tae rece | 9299-98 fy “stiommc win many) ances 259 $199.95 :
WESTINGHOUSE EASY CREDIT TERMS AR RANGES D N po rry c Taaleiae ts, nal Oy B elens. le $399.95 Admiral 12’ Console
ol cu. Ft. REFRIGERATOR +. magnificent agi set
Dien meee oe gorgeous woods es
wil get A gemuine bargain 199° Ba B. $229.95 Admiral 21” Table TV PAGE ovine chess seeeadiese. A won , + dle: waited eich 5 1
NORGE 11 CU. FT. Ke eee 63.95 store ts 2s SOUTH SAGINAW $339.95 G. E, Blond 21” Console Deluxe refrigerator. ue
' @0ld shelf space than you 95 Orton. 2 a : Aluminized ol sea tube,
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ALL FOR ONLY ©. Deluxe BEDROOM SUITE
515 DELIVERS Including Big Double Dresser with [ii , |
Large Beveled Mirror |
1erspring MATTRESS! BOXSPRING! | :
FOAM RUBBER PILLOWS!
United Preas Photo
BEATING THE HEAT — Secking a way to beat the heat in “Little Rack” with the shade of an umbrella, as the chimp enjoys
of his charges, the luxury of an ice cream cone.
“Minuteman”
Maiciless COOKWARE tage INCLUDING FULLY AUTOMATIC
S" ELECTRIC SKILLET
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MID-YEAR BEDROOM OUTFIT
© CHOICE OF COLORS © Every ‘Piece Beautifully
© Biege ® Charcoal Adorned with Smart,
® Turquoise ® Pink ; White Plastic Tops! I
inet Never before . . . perhaps never again. . .have Ward's been able to offer such a fab- ulous Bedroom value . .». Ward’s regular low price for this complete outfit is $229.95 but while present stock remains, you pay only $189.00 . ,. Only $15.00 Down and as
little as $1.25 a week! ,
Included in this modern Bedroom grouping are a luxurious double dresser with large beveled mirror, full-size bookcase bed, chest of drawers, boxed springs, innerspring
mattress, pair of foam rubber pillows and two lovely boudoir lamps. Ten lovely pieces
and in your choice of colors .. . Hurry for this value sensation!
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e . homemakers talking ‘about | chick.
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| land the “stylish stout" is bere to
Already poultrymen are busy
jeoining words to describe the many
qualities and uses of the Pettie
Bip a meat-packed, young and
tender chicken. -
Because the versatile new bird
may be roasted, fried, baked or
describe the chicken’s multiple
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How did the Pettie Bird get that
It started with the breeding
Rock females with an equally top-
drawer band of White Cornish
The breeding males are
hard to produce and quite expen- bird
was introduced here this
exercise as
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waste,
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The Pettie Bird is another de-
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improvement of the product.
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No Need to Turn Down Ice Cream
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1 small finely chopped enion, and|turning frequently to. brown all)
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Serve in sherbet glasses. Top each
serving with a hole strawberry.
: 8 servings.
Calorie count—77 per serving.
Vanilla-Coffee Ice Cream
ably warm (110 degrées) remove
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Calorie count—#4 per serving.
Lo-Cal Fresh Peach-Vanilla —
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% eup sugar
1 tablespoon
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Combine sugar, flour, and salt
in a saucepan.-Add egg yolk and
% cup of the milk, Mix well. Stir
in remaining milk. Cook over low
heat until slightly thickened, about
10: minutes, stirring constantly.
Cool, Stir in pure vanilla extract.
Pour into a freezing tray, Freeze
until almost firm.
Turn into a mixing bow! and
or rotary beater. Add unbeaten
lege white and beat until mixture
has doubled in volume. Fold in
crushed strawberries. Return to Ice Cream
1% teasp fi ed gelatine
2 tadi 3 cold water } cup miik |
pcp sugar 2 teaspoons pure vanilla extract
1 egg white, unbeaten
4 medium. peaches, crushed {1 eup)
1 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
Soften gelatine in cold water and
set aside. Heat milk and pour over
gelatine. Stir in salt, sugar and
pure vanilla extract. Turn into an
ice-cube tray and freeze to a mush.
Remove from tray and beat with
an electric or rotary beater until
creamy. Add unbeaten egg white
and beat until mixture has doubled
in volume. Fold in crushed peaches
and lemon juice, Return to freez-
ing trays and freeze until firm and
ady to serve. Yield: 12 servings.
freezing tray and freeze until firm. re
Calorie count—57 per serving.
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Planning Festival
for Saturday Dump Closing “Residents of Waterford |,
Romeo Scouts Ignore
Rain, Camp j
Orion Town Halt
Adds Features
Building Redecorated, |
Improved After Fire
Last April 18
LAKE ORION—The Orion Town-
features added with the renovation
following the fire which occurred
on April 18.
The auditorium, enlarged by the
removal of the stage, has a new
black and green tiled floor and
accoustical plastered ceilings. This
area is used for precincts 2 and 4
on voting days,
driver's licenses on alternate
Thursdays (beginning today) and
by the welfare to distribute sur-
. Stanaback, every
week day except Wednesday.
The township offices are located
at the front of the building. A new
ventilating system, automatic gas
hot water heating system, and
lounge add to the comforts of the
employes.
The kitchen has been removed)
so the building is no longer suit-
able for receptions and. outside
group activities for which it was
formerly rented.
Women Name Leader
MARLETTE—Mrs. Roy Kraft,
Brown City, was elected president
of the Sanilac County Republican
Womens Club, when they met here
in Teale’s Cafe recently.
Thirty women were present from
Peck, Brown City, Minden City,
Sandusky and Marlette. for issuing of ‘Overnight’
Curnutte’s assistant in direction.
Qutdoor Program
fo Close Bible School COMMERCE TOWNSHIP — A
special outdoor program will mark
[the closing of the Vacation Bible
School at the Commerce Methodist
Church. It will be held at 7:30
p.m., Friday, in the parking area
adjacent to the church.
Lesson materials will be on dis-
play at 7 p.m., prior to the pro-
gram. ;
The co-directors of the pre-
gram, Mrs. Perry A. Thomas and
Mrs, Russell Thompson, have Is-
sued an open invitation te par-
ents, friends and all interested
persons,
A staff of more than 30 instruc-
tors guided the children in kinder-
garten, primary, junior and junior
high divisions of Bible study.
Nearly 170 children attended the
ivarious classes.
.| Coggins, - Ask Township to Prevent |s#=™"
| Dumptruck Spilling urday, from 2 to 8 p.m.
‘A petition to close the Hoaplt 1|tain, the social will be held inside
Road dump was considered when
Certify Levy; Open
Training Car Bids t
g Walled Lake Schools!
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Manor, Highland, at 6:30 tH 1
Mrs, Florence Coggins
She was the mother of Charles
Superintendent of the
Holly Schools, and had lived. in
Grand Blanc many years. She also
leaves her husband, George, four
daughters, 13 grandchildren and
eight great-grandchildren.
Mrs. Nettle Eldred
ROMEO — Service for Mrs. Net-
tie Eldred, 89, of 19690 East 32
Mile Rd., will be held: at 2 p.m.
nerals with interment in McCaf-
ferty Cemetery. She died Wednes-
day morning.
Frank R. McCallum
ROMEO—Service for Frank R.
McCallum, 74, of 220 East
Lafayette, will be held at 2 p.m.
Friday afternoon at Roth's Home
for Funerals, with burial in Romeo
Cemetery. He died Wednesday.
Florence A. Everett
ROCHESTER — Private service
will be conducted Friday for Miss
Florence A. Everett, 93, 15651 West
14 Mile, Southfield Township, at
the White Chapel Memorial Cem-
etery. Her body will be at the Wil-
liam R. Potere Funeral Home until
Friday morning
Born in Ontario July 7, 1863, she
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LEONARD CHURCH IN 1900s — The Methodist Church in Leon-
ard is velebrating its 7ist anniversary Sunday with a homecoming.
The event will begin with the regular 10 a. m. church service. Spe-
cial’ speakers are scheduled and a color film will be shown at.
7:30 p. m,
’ hafi lived in the area several
years, coming from St. Louis, Mo.
Miss Everett, who died yesterday
at Farmington, is survived by
eight nieces and seven nephews.
Glenn A. Phillips
ROCHESTER—Service
Alfred Phillips, 26, 3618 South Em-
mons, will be at 2 p.m. Saturday
from. the: Pixley Funeral Home
here, with burial in Mt. Avon
Cemetery. Mr. Phillips died Tues-
day in Lowell, Mass., following an
automobile accident there.
Thomas J. Cassidy
LAKE ORION — Requiem Mass
for Thomas John Cassidy, 71, of 796
Central Dr., will be at 10 a.m.
Friday in St. Joseph Church, with
burial in the St. Joseph section of
East Lawn Cemetery. Mr. Cassi-
dy died Tuesday in Henry Ford
Hospital, where he was’ taken fol-'
lowing a June 5 accident. “y
“| Reeitation of the Rosary will
take place at 8:15 tonight in Allen's
Funeral Home, Lake Orion.
The South African Marine Corps
has been disbanded and its duties
Saturday at Roth’s Home for Fu-).
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MR. AND MRS. CHARLES JOYCE
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DRAYTON PLAINS — Margot sequins and seed pearls, Tiny pearl
Jean Profant wore a white satin
and embroidered nylon tulle gown
for her wedding Saturday to
Charies LeRoy Joyce.
She is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John H. Profant, 3845 Lotus
Dr., while her bridegroom is‘ the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest D.
Joyce of 250 Hickory Lane, Water-
ford Township.
About 250 witnessed thetr 5:30
p.m, wedding in Waterford Com-
munity Church. A_ reception-
dance was ‘eld that evening at
7:30 pm. at Pythias Hall on
Voorhels Road.
The bridal gown's bouffant sxtin
and nylon tulle skirt had a cathe-
dra train and her tulle bodice
was embroidered. A Chantilly lace
peplum extended down the train.
A ‘nylon tulle veil was caught gift of the bridegroon,.
Her cascade bouquet was of two
dozen white roses with knotted!
maids were Mildred Goss of Fen-|
ton and Sharon Livingston of Pon-
tiac
Best man was Jerry Colbert of
Clarkston, while ushering was done |
by Jim Joyce, and Bill Capling
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THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1956 os
PAGES 43-48
Personal News of Interest in Area Attracting notice in this area is
the news that Albert Wignall, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wignall
of Jackson, Mist., former Pontiac)
residents, recently placed first in
his age group for the State of Mis-
. gissipp! in the 1956 Fisher Body
* Craftsman’s Guild model car com-
Each year the guild distributes
‘cash and university scholarships
to the nation’s best teenage model
car designers and builders.
Albert is the grandson of Mrs.
M. A. Wignall “ Norton avenue.
* «
The Nérman Underwoods of
James K Blvd. have returned
to their home following q vaca-
tien In Ontario and upper Mich-
igan.
In Canada they visited at North
Bay and the Lake Nipissing area.
From there they traveled to Du-
luth, Minn., Superior, Wis, and on
to Thunder Lake near Manistique
where they spent several days at
their cabin.
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miller of
“West Lorne, Ont., Canada, are
visiting at the home of her sister,
“Mrs. Minnie McDougall of Lincoln-
_shire drive. Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Deschaine
(nee Ellen Head) of Willard street
are receiving congratulations on
the birth of a daughter, Denise
Ellen,. July'24 at St. Joseph Mercy
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‘Love or Money’
Opening Tuesday
at Will-O-Way
ing, July 31 and playing through Grandparents of the infant are Aug Mr. and Mrs. Otis F. Head of
Watkins Lake and Mrs. Agatha
Deschaine of Park Place.
Luncheon Held
by WCTU Units
The Frances Willard WCTU met
Wednesday with other units and
guests at the home of the Rev.
‘and Mrs. Leland Marion of James
K boulevard. A picnic luncheon
was followed by a fellowship hour.
The Anna Gordon unit will be
hostess to local units Aug. 17 at an
all-day meeting with Mrs. Hazel
Green, district president, at her
home in Royal Oak.
Devotions were given by Mrs.
Clemers and Mrs, Eleah Patten
spoke of the qualifications neces-
sary in the candidates for the com-
ing election. Juda Coleman gave several num-
ibers on th® accordion and the
meeting was closed with a prayer
iby Elva Ashley.
Pick Mrs. Frank Basford
as Volunteer-of-the-Month
The Central Volunteer Bureau
this month has named a Birming-
ham resident as its Volunteer-of-
the-Month.
Mrs: Frank Basford of 205 Lake
Park Dr., who has been working
with the Catholic Family Center
of Pontiac for the past two years,
was selected for the honor.
The Central Volunteer Bureau ~
is a Pontiac Area United Fund
Agency serving the communities
ef Pontiac, Waterford and Birm-
Ingham and others on request.
When Mrs. Basford was placed
«with the Catholic Family Center
she was given an orientation course
to familiarize her with the Cen-
ter’s work.
SPECIALLY PICKED .
Because her thoughtfulness of
others and her understanding at-
titudes were apparent during this
course, she was selected for spe-
cial training by Leonard Jagels,
director of the Center.
_* * *
For_a_little more than a year
now Mrs. Basford has been heip-
ing with the unwed mothers liv-
ing at the Marrillac Apartments
near Farmington. She deyotes one
day each week to planning outings
for them.
She arranges shopping tours,
movie parties and, many times,
*
i) drives around the countryside for
them. At Christmas and also at
‘Easter she saw to it that each
girl had a gift.
In commenting on her present
work, Mrs. Basford said, “I en-
joy it immensely. I have done
jvarious types of work but never
jhave I erijoyed anything as much
‘as this. Most of the girls are so
gweet and nice and I feel that I
am helping them over a difficult
itime.”’
HELPS FIND JOBS
Mrs. Basford also helps to find
jobs for the girls later on. Ac-
cording to Leonard Jagels’ this
type of work is usually handled by
the trained social worker, but be-
cause of this volunteer's special
capabilities she was given the re-
sponsibility.
Mr. and Mrs. Basford have
three children. Joseph is a
senior at Michigan State. Univer-
sity; Michael is a senior at the
University of Michigan; and
| Kathleen is a senior at Our Lady
troit.
There are hundreds of volunteer
jobs waiting to be filled, and the
variety is endless. Those interested
in helping for a few hours or days
information. of Merey High School In De- | Housecoats
Are Fluffy,” |
Feminine
Paris Concentrates
on Romantic Look
in Robes “For Love or Money” is one of
the plays by F. Hugh Herbert, au-
thor of “The Moon is Blue” and
“Kiss and Tell.”
Mr, Herbert has written an
anwsing story of a charming and
unsophisticated misg whe wan-
ders, quite by accident, into the
life of a blase and wordly mati-
nee idol,
With only the impregnabie ar-
mor of innocence to combat the
inflated ego of this unmitigated
ham, the young maid proves once
again that, eventually time wounds
all heels. : ; ye e
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ad Miss.
Mrs. Eleah Patten opened her
‘home on Augusta avenue for the
Tuesday afternoon meeting of the
Emor L, Calkins WCTU, attended
by 45 members and guests: Mrs.
L. B. Ruby gave devotions and,
Mrs. Frank Hardenburg, presided.
In keeping with their Citizenship
Day program, Mrs. Patten intro-
duced. several candidates who are
seeking nomination in the coming
election.
State Senator William Broom- WCTU Hears Candidate gress, spoke briefly of federal
field, candidate for U.S, Con-
PARIS tINS) — A woman should.
housecoat or robe as she does to
her cocktail dress. i
All the new Paris “peignoirs”
are long, feminine and as fluffy as
possible; Masculine-styled dressing
gowns, the former favorites of
traveling Frenchwomen, are out.
Once again k
robe ‘is of fine white organdy
with tiny red flowers embroi-
short-sleeved and frilled out of a
has become trend setting. | * * . ,
Another interesting summer lin-
gerie style has a chameleon qual-
ity: it can change its shade ac-
cording to your mood. Made of
machine embroidered, transparent
white nylon, it comes with three
removable linings. You can button
in a fine dark pink, sea-blue or
orange lining to change the robe's
color,
The most feminine printed ny-
lon robes now come with trim-
mings of velvet ribbons. In Rog-
er Gallet’s boutique an empire-
styled nylon peignoir is printed
with large bouquets of violets
with their green leaves.
on the three-quarter sleeves and
a bow at the neckline, is a finger-
wide violet-colored velvet ribbon.
A rose-printed robe is trimmed
with black velvet bows for a ro-
mantic look.
Carry Perfume
| Carry a purse flacon of per-|
‘fume. Few perfumes last longer’
on the skin than three to four
ihours, and should be reapplied at
least that often. Carry a purse!
\container of perfume in your hand- j |
each week may call the Central/bag, and replenish your fragrance
Volunteer Bureau for placement omy
stick. time you retouch your lip- ¢ pay just as much attention to her! _ .
Christian Dior |
Jeads the fashion trend, this time |
| to boudoir elegance, His loveliest |
dered as trimming on the edges, |
The gown of tent fullness is| ©
deep shoulder yoke, a style which -
The trimming, in garter form)
Mrs. Frank Basford
July Volunteer-of-the-Month here conferring with shown’
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by the Central Volunteer Bureau. She is for two
Kathleen Connelley, social worker’ at the’ .mothers
Mere *
of Birmingham, (left) was selected as the Catholic Family Center. Mrs. Basford has been working tthe We ‘ :
years and. for the past year has been working with unwed
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sun bras
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Bright cottons and cotton prints. Sunny day faver-
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Four Are Guests
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Mothers Club ©
Mrs. Rose Chase of Bloomfield,
N, J., Mrs. Edith Tick, Mrs. Bes-
sie Brown and Mrs. Duncan Me-
Vean were guests of the American
Geld Star Mothers, Inc. Chapter
Nine, when they met Wednesday
evening with Mrs, Joe Doyle of
O@iewood avenue.
etery Aug. 12.
A report on the recent national
p|convention in Tulsa, Okla. was Mrs. Doyle.
group will meet with Mrs.
iam Pike, 32 Dorermus St., Aug.
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Those afflicted’ with athlete's foot,
or dermatophytosis, are unable to
expose their ordinarily pretty feet
to the public eye.
For really “sick” feet or sud-
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Most women. wouldn't attemr*
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# the feet what a good stretch does.
[=e for a body,cramped by sitting still. ing muscles in a variety of di-
rections. This can be dene while
sitting in a low chair, with the
marbles on the floor.
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strengthening muscles from heel
to toe.
Flexing toes up and down over
the edge of a box or stair tread
is also a good stretch. It may aid
circulation.
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autumn includes a new treatment style in. front but set-in
of sleeves, Similar to some Dior|back of the shoulder,
+ A corduroy print, which achieves the look of rich
wool so successfully that seeing is no longer believing,
makes a sport car coat dear to the heart of a sub-teen.
This jaunty new style will be the rage of the young set
for suburban wear, school and all outdoor activities. For
an extra measure of warmth, there is a cotton and wool
net’ Line on Paris
on All Summer
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From $ 00
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for Opera Study Continues Grant’ i
The Detroit Grand Opera. Associ-||f
ation will continue its annual grand |
: | quilted lining. The turf-colored corduroy jacket on the
young man has dashing touches of brown leather in
pocket flaps and elbow patches. opera scholarship for 1956. The}
award again is for $2,500 toward
financing a year of advanced train- ||
ing and opera study under the di-
SKYWAY SAMSONITE AMERICAN TOURISTER. necessitating protection against sun
(on the head, has millions of tiny,
» Luggage for Men and Ladies $10.50 - $42.50
INITIALS FREE
New Shipment Just Arrived! ispongelike air pockets in the
'foam-type insulating fabric.
* * *
The manutacturer claims the hat
is “air-conditioned’’—and not just
ifor summer.
fore you step in.
Bath crystals should be poured
into a few inches of tub water and
then the rest of the water allowed
to enter the tub, in order that the
scented crystals may dissolve be- nell Brothers Music House,
comfort and style with | ; é cae rection of the Scholarship Commit-|
Nationally Advertsed... |New Hats Air-Conditioned |= « t rev cant overall A—| PZ Luggage NEW YORK (INS)—The latest)Eton cap, a ski cap for winter ee
This will be the 12th annual (j=
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The award will be under the| =
complete jurisdiction of the Detroit
Grand Opera Association, which es-| 7
tablishes the standards and con-| 7
‘ducts the auditions in the fall, prior —
to the opening of Detroit's Grand ©
Opera Festival which begins Nov,/77
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Bostonian 3-Pc. Luggage Set
The insulating fabric, on the oth-
er hand, is supposed to keep the
PHILIP'S 38% [EES —.| FINAL GOODS _s preeage Set blue, pink) —
, 79 North Saginaw St.
type hat, a youthful copy of the
‘Last 3 Days OF SALLAN’S HUGE
REMOVAL
SALE Men's and Women's WATCHES
COSTUME JEWELRY
Men's and Women’s SET RINGS
Up to 30% Off
Up to 50% Off
Up to 4 Off
@ Train Case Complete $9495) Sout wnt wee th. She’ fooum STAPP ‘S
cimett —SanOw | | pen eis mas @ 26” Pullmsian porn e+e eee 2 Days Left .....
_ Children’s Shoes,
Misses’ Shoes, Boys’ Shoes ba ry
A new group of shoes from our
regular stock has been added to
the bargain clearance table ...
they include eee
DRESS SHOES
PLAY SHOES
OXFORDS
STRAPS
Other shoes reduced from previous
Clearance Prices! All
Priced
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Savings!
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CUFF LINKS and Sets Entire Stock DIAMONDS —«“ Up to, Off
Drastically Reduced
STRIDE RITE SHOES
Discontinued styles. All from our reguler
stock af clearance price Of. ...66ssiseee $ A999
pr. ’ Boys and girls, it’s going to be cold outside”
this winter ., . smart Mothers are
now for that all important Pima nylon snow-
suit and reserving it now on the layaway
plan. Extra warmth in the cleverly designed
pants that zip from ankle to turtle-neck
Nal (IT soo? 17 N. SAGINAW ST. FINAL!
STAPP’S JUVENILE BOOTERY 28 E. Lawrence St.
(Open Mon. & Fri. Eves) top, topped with an 8-oz. intercel lined
jacket... ee peaked cap.
Sizes 4 to Gx. Girls: Navy, charcoal. .
Sizes 4 to Gx. Girls: Navy, Charcoal.
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layaway! eee Seeigs Jo eel z eut and our current styles ha f rmoscae: onan g hens much in cormmon. At
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sort of life calls Whether she needed ‘them or
and more comfortable not was something else again,
which is easter cae Ge Sn ioe por Sor time replying to the Short hair requires writer, whe had also attacked
curly tresses. Marilyn's dress,
Soaps which too Shot back Marilyn:
alkali are hard on the “Any woman who dresses to
~ * please women is only fooling her-
Some of the best authorities ‘be- alt. She's nat. aven dealing: eiet eve that long before drab, lite eS Ses. appears, unhealthy gallant defenders conditions have prevailed for a sigh ed labeled . long time. Some even go so far as plies ay wlan i z
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OILY OR DRY? The best home sewing project isjon washable fabric, may be used| sign. Cut a matching plece from Grace Aloof’ Somerset County:
‘Test yourself to see if your hair|S°mething that is fun to make and|as decorations for the apron. _ | apron fabric for back of pothold- “As a man may I suggest Jean is oily or dry. If your hair be-/fun to wear, Scoring both ways is} Choose decorative fruits, vege- bate acts LONDON (INS)—The distant dig- Soward’s rather catty criticiam
comes olly a few days after aia gaily appliqued new apron with|. fables or any appropriate With right sides of fabric facing|nity that marked Grace Kelly's) of Miss Monroe's clothes origi- shampoo, if you have dandruff or|soutache braid writing for the jun-| © mepired designs for your each other, stitch the two pieces| sin as a movie queen is causing nS ee ———
thin hair at the temples, perhaps|.. cook in the family See nt Coe halen the cae ba Taek cant mde at [oomplaints among Monegasque so-| Mus Monn looked
the little ofl ducts are too active . easy work of the whole apron the |it can be turned right side out. a human being. Many creatures |
"eps ag : whe expert way by asing sewing |Trim seams and turn to right side,|Cialites who want her to be an) displayed on the fashion page
You should shampoo your hair It's simple enough for her to] Senchine sad its handy set of af Interline with several thicknesses| approachable Princess Grace from time to time appear to suf-
had a normal or dry scalp. Mas- by herself, a eae | tachments. flannel. Slipstitch folded| Some of the grumblings came to| fer trom badly set multiple frac:
sage helps normalize thee oj)/e"oush to . To make the apron you will need opening together. Using! n n+ today when the movie corre-| tures of the leg bones and dislo- giands ‘and is therefore recom-|"s 700m, telling everybody, “It’s| of indlanieaad on: ttntine! buttonhole attachment, make a tthe mir| #4 Bips.”
mended for an oily scalp as well|*n t0 cook. souky cotion fabric, te aotig|"altinch button hole in the restos yereanlond Even the feminine readers joined as for a dry one. Bin y vince appliques "may be cit color: one package ot No. 8 gg pg Se it te Mewle Co tetlin to back Marilyn,
H you have dry halr your jtowel, A real potholder in some|‘old white bias binding: one PSCKitastened and sew a button on the eae 6 oe a eS ee sealp probably will feel tense, |whimsical form, such as a smiling) “8° Bpe hae oy — ot at this point. The Mirror said Monegasques|Middiesex County, wrote the
may have dry flakes on the scalp, to the apron front. Any other clear-/Dlack thread; a halijnct pearl but- —— = pr an mou Pe ars
and the ends of the hair prob- 'ly outlined designs you may fancy, "i ® quarter yard of outing s ne nag mo st epayo-at As & woman may : nel, and enough patterned fabric to side of the apron if the | Prince Rainier, although it Soward I think Marilyn without a
- : cut out the desired applique de-| under-braider attachment for |the government is afraid to admit! too tight skirt and ruffled hair just . SPECIAL signs. pom ogg hg logge ea to any dissatisfaction. isn’t Marilyn.
CIRCULAR PATTERN applying writing. One unnamed young socialite | “ay for her invisible spare bey . Trace the words on the right) was quoted as “Grace is | tire, this is far preferred to the
Sh Clearance Using a circular Pattern, ' side of the apron if the topbraider behaving like a film star wanting ‘pinched middie jook’ of some of
oe available at local centers, |attachment ig being used. Words, to be alone. We thought she | ou, heautics.” cut out the apron. Next cut out the! should be placed in a curving line,| would visit our sick, orphans and es
NLY designs for the appliques, leaving toliowing the curve of the bottom) old people as your queen (Eliza- ae ger yp —
FRIDAY O | Pewanyy Aer serany <a ele. edge of the apron, in letters large| beth) does. oe peng ng | abe te
| lin any desired arrengement. Beata\ ee ot, caw Seating. “Instead, she buries herself in|hai- when she arrived in London i place, Using the sig-enguer at- see coplying the contache Tiruid! the coreg Rog takes off on a “The most prominent thing about
‘- Pairs of the cutouts to'the apron following) #20" with bias binding by using ‘7 ¢ ot us have cnn, stoanecaes Summer Play Shoes | the tines of the design. Cut away tre wiultt-sloted binder attachment! 44 sirror said there were other dress to disguise it,” claimed Miss : ‘the extra margin of fabric close . complaints that Grace was not act-|Soward in the article that raised 7 to the stitchi the apron ties, use the narrow hem princess and a social lead-|the storm
S Play Sh Seen ext cut an aggnegutate Go’, ncemant fer 9 fie, nent) Sal at The sting of that touched oft the ummer ay oes for the a pron accerding The newspaper quoted film pro-jbarrage of letters to the editor,
fom » Racing Ss 1Sneetans With the pat: acer Charlie Feld BROKEN SIZES Seam allowance around the de- ‘tern. eldman as saying -
he scrapped a scheme to makeiChoose Light Scent
Personalize With Short Message x
Cards Save Bride's Time
KANSAS CITY,” Mo. (INS) — as a tiered boom to Monte Carlo has not/scents are use.
ALL SALES FINAL! Greeting cards can be a big help|cake and authentic music of “The|been fulflled—even Grace Kelly|The gift will be received with open Shop {n Comfort. Our Store Is Air-Cooled. to the young, beginning home-|Wedding March.” stamps are not selling. arms. Try it and :
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DIEMW’S SHOES [sS2sesc nr Sisssns | have been unthought of. But it is|ing handsome stained glass win- WEDDING
| perfectly proper these days to send| dows, churches and cathedrals and
“thank you” cards instead of let-| special prayers as their motifs.
“The Best Friend Your Feet Ever Had” ters of appreciation for wedding
; gifts. Vary Pastel Clothes 87 North Saginaw St. FE 2-2492 1 warm iittio note at the bet With Dark Cottons Floral Arrange- tom of the card will convey the ments for the personal touch.
" intimate home - > dark Note papers, ranging from dig-|80n8 only, transitional or ji w oe the <r ye
» nified to formal, are another way|cottons are appearing in stores
a o. of handling the bride’s correspond-|now to bring a needed spice to classic church
Ww A ence. They have adequate message | . trot bland with | service, we are
/ : fill up a long page when she has |P@stels. 1 || equipped to meet SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Here is the look of fall, with
OR YOUR MONEY BACK! aw on ne the feel of summer ... cool dark||| Ur every need. = fj Greeting cards are ah acceptable SiG On teeseaull skirts saw ||| SACOBSEN’S FLOWERS fresh way to respond t edding
ner oF not a gift|fresh collars of white linen or/ || 101.N. Saginaw St, FineGifts FE 3-7165
NEW 1956! ALL-WOOL|
ZIP COATS) $ 3 O No Charge tee || fittation Walk
nouncements, whether or not a gift ‘ ° is sent. pique, hgenn Ache thet ll
fashions are designed 's Cards. range from the religious important fashion features .. . : to the sentimental to the light- |. rrow silhouette . . . empire line’ . hearted, depending on the person: | baci interest.
Walk! Stand! Sit! Stretch!
Action, ease and comfort in
BESTFORM’S
this season are those that repro- luggage you “lug” on a trip, the
duce full-color photographs of such;more fun you will have while!
traditional symbols of the marriage’ traveling. ‘
TE YOU GET the BEST | in Workmanship and Material from
OXFORD MATTRESS CO. Among the new wedding cards} Remember the less ‘ro, oe
Alterations
Be ready for any weather with « quick sip! Wonder.
ful warmth-without-weight GLASS-GLO linings keep | Crossed front panel is sep-
you cozy in the coldest weather. Zip the lining out ] | ‘arately sewn for new, easy
. «+ for milder fall and spring days. Select your coat | control in girdle design!
from year-round fabrics , . . tweeds, sibelines, flecks, ‘| White rayon-cotton brocade! and kurls in sizes 10-18. Shop now! The selection © Leno elastic! Sizes 26 to 38
is big! Only $1 holds yours in layaway! 4 in 16 or 18” length!
Junior Girdle .......... 5.00 Ly
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correctly and com-
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Children’s airy cut-
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You can be sure of custom made quality in mattress and box
spring when you buy at OXFORD! Any width... and
+ » « any degree of firmness. The very best at money-sa
prices. OR
OXFORD'S will rebuild old sagging mattresses or box springs,
make them new again. Call in morning and we will deliver
your remade mattress or box spring the same day!
; | “fhe Best for Less—Direct trom Oxford”.
4 WAYS TO BUY: OXFORD MATTRESS CO. ‘e Ht i“ toatl 332 West Huron Street FE 2-7695 *
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Everything about Shagmoor spells beauty,
delicate
fit, the styling itself... carefully calculated
to complement you and your specific figure |
type. Each coat is meticulously tailored of elegant
fabrics, that lasts the life of the coat. Picture
yourself in the picture! There’s a coat styled,
proportioned and priced especially for you! ——
Grey Persian Lamb eollar and culis.
135”
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taste, fashion. The color, the
Waite’s Fine Coate—Third Floor of Fashion
whys
8 ——a ; off
Hat Forecast for Fall
from WAITE’S
Velvet . . . to entice :
and flatter! ;
6" w2I15" | — Sketched above is just one from our new collection FREE MONOGRAMING! For }
of delightfully sophisticated millinery. All the very — | @ny coat purchased during : y its
latest fabrics and styles . . . wonderfully rich colors, this sale only! a} ? 4 :
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Don't miss this sole! You find the largest selection of fine coats th Pontiac. :
weg We've visited.the top manufacturers . . . looked ot hundteds of coats...hand ==
ONCE AGAIN or picked these for you! THE SAVINGS ARE SO AMAZING, WE DARE NOT |
CAPES —- STOLES —- JACKETS -- COAT
Honey Dyed Russian Squirrel Pocket. Stole
Taupe Dyed Mouton Processed Lamb :
Breath of Spring Dyed Muskrat Shrug Cape
One of th Forest Brown Dyed Muskrat Regulation Stole
senited peer Breath of Spring Dyed Mouton Processed Lamb |
the coat business . . : ve :
g Shegnicor hes Black Dyed Persian Lamb Jacket | Dae
| returned? Forest Brown Dyed Northern Black Muskrot Coot | $ :
Dork H Dyed Russian Squirrel Spencer Jacket = : of
Moon-Glo Grey Dyed Muskrat Coat |
Black Dyed Persian Lamb Paw—45” Coat ,
Grey Persian Lamb Paw—%% Coat
Brown Dyed Marmot Coct co
Black Dyed Persian Lamb-47” Coat s
Heather Dyed Russian Squirrel—3 Coat | !
Blue Mist Dyed Russian Squirrel Jacket Ps
Black Dyed Persian Lamb Fitted Coat : a
ALL FURS LABELED TO SHOW COUNTRY OF ORIGIN OF IMPORTED FURS
MOUTON PROCESSED LAMB.
‘ Exquisite fur that looks so luxurious! Feels so soft! ., '
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MERCHANDISE DRASTICALLY ~~ REDUCED FOR QUICK CLEARANCE! OUR LOSS YOUR GAIN!
: All dresses reduced real low. It’s like
stealin’ candy from a baby — but we need
the room — take them away — first come
- gets the best selection.
Group 1—Dresses $ 4”
previously sold up to $8.99 ...... now
Group 2—Dresses $5
Group 3—Dresses $9.00
previously sold up to $19.95 Now eeeeee
Entire Stock of Matching and Coordi- nated Sports Wear — Priced Low for
Clearance. |
Matching Blouse and Skirts "5°
Regularly sold up to $10.95 NOW aeeaee
ALL SUMMER SKIRTS
DRASTICALLY MARKED DOWN
Group 1—Cotton Skirts sss - Regularly sold ap to $5.99 ........ NOW
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Better Summer Skirts
_ Regularly sold up to $8.99 ........ NOW
BLOUSES Be, iri SUMMER FASHIONS
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF SUMMER _—
BUY NOW AND SAVE MANY $888,
Large selection of famous brand Summer Blouses
by Mac Shore, Ship 'n Shore.
: All Sold Regularly Up to $4.99
Now Special
Your Choice
No, we can’t buck the cool
weather! Our shelvés are
loaded and the only way
we know how to move this
merchandise is to cut price
to the bone. So, we're tak-
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you bargains you just
dream! a Come early
for the best selections.
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Realizing the importance of supervision while busy schedules to accompany the youngsters to the | angwer: Demitasse is served
children are’ enjoying the water sports, Mrs. Jack Allen beach, Enjoying the afternoon with them is Mary Jane |more often at the table than in
(left) and Mrs. Allen Cady (right),-take time from their Leahey (center), All are residents of Beverly avenue, |%* Sving nom TAM Peeeong 4
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The Indianwood pro is still convinced that the ruling
by the official was wrongly and hastily interpreted.
_ “A player has the right to know where his
opponent’s ball is at all times,” said Dietz, “and *~ there is no rule which prohibits asking the where-.
abouts of a ball.” | Pao |
Mike was getting stronger in his match against the
1955 PGA champion Doug Ford. Ford was l-up going
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game was cracking and I was picking up.” ; mai
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Dietz and immediately said, “It’s Ford’s hole.” softball
This gave Ford a two hole advantage, but Dieiz | Drayton Plains.
re to win two holes of the next three and A walk to Wayne O’Shaugh-
force the match into sudden death. ee eee
Both players shot par for the next four holes, but} single by
Ford's birdie on the.23rd hole decided the match. OE Aaa ae
2 ‘ kt & &, 4 Hanes, who relieved starter Jerry
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‘referee to study the matter while the two players Cton-|five hits. Gidley collected cight|sion of the world haaryepleht fa mages a og ag | a wate Poy ;
tinued play. safeties, two apiece by Steve Ryson)/. 'yute Seut. 18 “if the price|knackout in 2:02 of the ninth. The| If and Bill Wood, is right” after stopping James J.joutclassed lanky Toronto heavy-jcrowd
“It wasn't the decision which we discussed,” said [Spier -.------.---:-- 398 $39 53 § Si Parker in nine rounds. weight dripped blood from cuts/$148,500 -Orlich, “but the interpretation of the rule.” otto ne On! The ancient ring gypey trom|aroud the left eye aed was sbiG one
“I saw no violation on Mike’s part, he was in match i ; se . ready play and was entitled to know where the opponent’s\Seek Olympic Berths year ld
ball was,” Orlich added. s s + *
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te mneaten wees meond (OP Swimmers in Detroit Trials= behind his interpretation. The referee said that a .
player seeking to obtain such information from the! ):-raorr u—the nation’s fin- about to make its best Olympic the 46 places available on the two| 1, gallery would then be inclined to change his method/est swimmers and divers will com-|aquantic showing since the teams—25 on the men’s squad and ; ‘ 2 Page ag hm ord =
of play. He pointed out that if the player knew that pee Ane 2 clea yy Brennen games ot AMSG. | 21 on the women's team. at 186% gave s, |b pen|five-eighths. It cracked 4
his opponent’s ball was way off to the edge of the greeit,/ine United States in the 1996 Olym- scsi Soe
he could then play it safe by shooting for a par-4 insteadipic games at Melbourne.
of a birdie, of course he would assume that the op-| 1... Jin he nine events for the
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cause all Mike had to do was to walk up a few yards te ae ames Gums ind all former Ohio State stars; /Tin® Wunder.
and see where the ball was at, and if he were playing | pat with records falling af a | four years ago, with Pat pnp Pose omg ve ans OF
it safe, like the interpretation indicated, he could | terrific clip, even the top efforts | McCormick of the Los Angeles ; no hint
still do it. — in Detroit's 1948 tryouts prob- dropped
ably would not be good enough in the
“But Mike was playing good golf and I saw no intent} for » berth on this year's team. . foored
of violation,” said Orlich. Ris x ft ae , . jmmorked
~ * Ipelieve that the United States is straight. “It is somewhat unprecedented for a rules committee “We're
to_overrule the referee’s decision,” Orlich continued, ® ’ er,” said
“put I think the committee would have stood by Mike,|UJj|V@[ qd apn ws had he not been wrongly advised at the 16th tee.” son stalls, we'll go after some-/Barry MaéKay, Dayton, Ohio, andibeen canned on this big, sloping
“Mike could have stood by his argument and not J 8.) Vi { re else oe hae to| Ronald Sonne, Se bothigreen, '
teed-off at the 16th until the committee and referee D IC Ory ae fuls iguana Sau hes! Fourth and latest, wae @ie tule:
consulted,” the Tam pro pointed out, “but once Mike Reig eg Hg was oy . ac in recent yes 4 in-one rare by Ross , who
18th, Mt was:Ghmest lnnpecsthle fo qt the referen {ates saan ction cama plese bagnipe bend payed endlfvmaann ef ‘These’ Géhs neglect’ Meera take ee . s last-t , Play|ard lives at to change his ruling.” . an $2 victory ovér Elks No. 723 aan 1h ot a wee eee Lakeside, Milford. He had
According to Orlich, the PGA has presented the situ- we promik ‘ se prong Sake doused doh thalliehes Bee son or Flam if they meet & 36 for the Shole round. >
ation to the USGA, not for the purpose of changing the| iis up the two fighters as they ,
decision but for geting an interpretation which may!" , lait we need Boys’ Club’ 9 Cashes in serve as a precedent. A walk, hit batsman, singles Parker was flanked by a delega- ° ° ° by pitcher Herb Duncan and tion from the 48th Highlanders and : Rane eee arpeeruaenss0n Birmingham Misplays e interesting thing e whole situation was the! by Walt Honchell chased home : | Compiling twice as oany errors) top of the oth. mectell
reaction of the other pros toward Doug Ford. ah ee oleate 0 bo nei adh anes ca aaa it did runs, Birmingham's Jun-| two each in the 3rd and 6th,
“1 could have never done what Ford did,” said | Singles by Maurice Stack and
Dietz. Many of the other pros felt the same way. Ted Carlson and Duncan's two-
Wally Burkemo, who was engaged in his match! the 6h stanza. Se alee -
just behind Dietz, caught up with the dispute on the es 6 Skeet Shoot Arranged ciecals cat aaa Stony Marg
16th tee. “You can’t protest that hole,” he said to Ford.| Duncan. former Berkley High YTON PLAINS — A skeet|*"e" Sreak, after Sunday's upset
4 le te . ache aamund 900 Whe WOR Be shoot has. been arranged for the|*# ‘0 Milford, 7-2 lieved by Don Ernst, in the 7th, men of the nity United| Pontiac won yesterday's game _ “Many of.the pros thought it was an unsportsman-/was credited with the win. Bill ‘Presbyterian Church who are in-| at Birmingham in the 3rd frame.
like protest on-Ford’s part,” said Orlich McGuire hurled the distance for | terested in the sport, It will be| whem 11 batemen went to the
ape ‘ - the Elks, the triumph moved the) . 1... held at 6:30 p.m., Monday, dt the| plate. Walks, four hits, some Orie thing was certain. Dietz couldn’t be called &/ Buick team into a 2nd place fie Sportsmen's Club) slick baserunning and several er-
poor loser. He congratulated Ford and under the cir-| With Griff's Grill on a 10-8 record, oe _ ak Ag Wie, Dealt Gen the G4, at Briggs Stadium |" Waterford... _. | Pere. secounted for six runs.
cumstances “he accepted the final decision in fine/Giyi™ ::>-:::"-:-.: $6 Sg S84 3) as Earl Torgeson and Frank House homered to account for five f ltained by calling tiarcld ‘Teeider| tah; astnd pomtly A
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. 19-year-old In the day's tightest match, | io = €OM-! yrs. John LaBoskey of Port Hu- pew | ron battled Helen Grinnell of De- om te aet| treit on even terms until the 20th peo 0 hole where Miss Grinnell con-
in the tour- oe ee ee ae shot left her tar trom the pin.
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PHILADELPHIA (#-—-The eight t
74. ExGiant Bobby Thomson’ Rolladium’s team currently holds' ...40q players formed quar
brought them from behind with a/the nationl’s Haney Memorial tro- at
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$150 FIGT Kelly picked up another The tournament is set for the a ie a ; Fess
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SPORTS SHOP a ne 25. : 16 S. CASS of San Francisco won the crown| SHOE DEPARTMENT | }
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| SAGINAW at LAWRENCE = BIRMINGHAM—272 West Maple
win THE STYLE CORNER OF PONTIAC pose oe a —
Miss Hesse, playing in the 15
and under class, turned back Katie
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around under the ‘waichid eye
WATER-RUNNING — New aquatic sport, fancy feet-lirst dive or
eupra-water ballet? Try again. It's Emma Lou Yurbanee, of Geve- Hardaway of Gainesville, Fla., in :
Jand, Ohio, demonstrating an important element in lifesaving. In- |the semifinals today. ' Ky. Hancock headed a syndicate which SHOWING OFF—Irish stallion, Tulyar, romps
vigorously
A. B. Hancock, Jr., at the Claiborne Farm, Paris,
paid
stead of, diving in for @ rescue and losing sight of the victim while | 4, , wel, mecend-
your head is under, you should run into the water like Emma does, seeded Sue Hodgman of Kalama- | There have been $8 Smiths inj Duke sprint star Nat
at 2 local pod, Thomas of Shaker Heights, Ohio, | nome Brown and Jones have made|and football at Fair Lawn, N. J.,/pared with 15,934 total bases for’
Golf Comeback vane cerried toposcded Carelya - : , | att ee
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Brooklands Is Green Again’ tm: "a ne tency. juice
Back many years ago, in the|some years with Lou Powers’)
_ days of Pontiac's Tony Block and Detroity city golf staff.
Bud Bassett, Brooklands Golf &, Biooklands is operated on a set fourth-seeded Phyilis
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_'THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1956_
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NOT ONLY WAS SITWELL A
YZ SLANE SWINDLER, BUT A $0 FEROCIOUS ADVERSARY’ 1 DETEST SHOOTING A. MAN, SO
T'D PEG THAT. OUT CROOK FOR
TO US THE TIMID
CYCLORA TYPE A SIZE ’ i
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THAT. OLD
LADDER---NOW 1
CAN'T Go FoR a . PONY RIDE |
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GKNOL SOMBONE SAID, “THE WAN TO A MANS | HEART 1S TAROUGH 5 WIS STOMACH.” gg
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Want me to brief you on what I've done so far?
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I : \% higher, September $1.46%; oats
% to % lower, September 72%;
rye unchanged to 4 lower, Septem-/'
ber $1.38%; soybeans % to 1%
higher, September $2.42%4; lard un-
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DETROIT ( Steel
reported profits of nts |
Se came os ances A 86 cents a shate in comparanic 1086 vee N
period: Ber, HUGE SAVINGS . NEW YORK (AP)—Glen L : toda earnings ot fates oor i ON EMERSON equal te & share for three - months ended June 30, This was Pa z j
from 1986 earnings for the similar sss Cay
ay EH : fy i a Hil] TABLE 6 consout opis
YORK (AP)—Pitteburgh Piate “ For « better buy . . . be sure you check
alate ce ad te tonne *. Seal our prices before you buy!
the of 1086 dipped ges. mr 183) 908 equal to $9.08 8 share from - oe &
S12 of $3.31 & share in the year ago “oi
ag Free Standing
The Benge Co, reports, net
for the six month ended Sune $0. Sin +. a TOI 4
tne gus fet gina Bern o, 108 ae 8 Reg. $149.50 3-Pce. |} , P were O11, or 06 ® share. = = i oe ie Bere’ ; pha! ‘ ; >
ries an mest Senses Jane 3 oop + 184 Bears Roeb ., 33.6 erik! ie {
for the siz months ended 30. 1D-| pernorr. July 96 (AP) Doug Aire .. 804 Shell Of .,.,. 85.6 :
reached vis ee, EE ine TTT ody Nags te hake a Dow One Te Simmons... 514) : ,
were or 143 «share. market. undertone, teegy. ft br a ae 0.8) ] 8” ‘ ;
Bohn Aluminu . steady today. Compsred last frereder eats + oo = ,
ree sete tah or $e) & share,|trading very setive: good to prime fedjer A¥te L .. 963 rnd’*": 4 Mmegetes 64% tub, ward baste and sieeet. Tour f 3 :
fo rhe six months ended June 30. In-|stecrs | 1.00-1.50 higher: Sie, Sette Ror Rea |. 33 Sed te 382) —_ Se >
come tor the come period last year ML ~ rae, ee: eay.(Brie AR -... 1.1 St4 Ol Cal . 376 LEss SEAT breercone | ee ei a |
totaled $1,123,428, or $3.11 @ share. — | neven. but mostly j Dalle, steady: Pere Mor’. sat Std he et tt. : ; : ,
is iy, fo 20 conser ue”: $y Sid Gu 3. 2 ‘ Be Fg ASS The Interlake 1 rday ng 13 head ot . Pood itd Oh .. 82 " - enamel :
reported net income of 62,144,144 or|24.75, highest since September, bus Teed Mat” *: t2* Stevens, SP .. 32.8 COMPLETE WITH $ = |
Oe Pate te Quarerty carnings # ond. | Nigh choles #001800" Ibs. steers x Preept ul ha } ele | BIG 30-GAL. GAS HOT ALL A-GRADE , :tirling. ,
fike peried: of 1088 were $2,008, or m geed end chee oe EE Tra... H bwift & Co.. a ; CH ; ‘tea. SIZES of and Wall 3
$1.23 a share. mactly choice | grade 00, bat|Gen Bak... 81 Byiv Bi Pa..., 525 ROME FITTINGS > ALL Base 7
—_— some mixed choice 23. cian ae: SF Texas Co..... 6. , : in stock .. . AT LOWEST PRICES! :
NEW (NS)—Barnings of We-|lete, standsrd and low food | steers!Gen 144 Ter 0 Bal... , . |
tional uets Corp. for the 11.60-50.09; few loads choice 860-865 lba.iGen Fis ... 40.8 Text a ms as : : :
first ‘DAME Of 1008 inereesed 48 per cont | Retrere io.ee888: some. usllity and|Gen Meters |. 9t2 Thome teas’! $f Reg. $69.95 ' ;
a sommon’ share, is arta ne standard uaeere ‘and, heifers x 14-08-17 00; geo Shoe 1. a4 Tren ae: Hey "A" Grade, ge age + pages WASH B ASINS 4¥2-Ft. ond 5-Ft.
1,00 from @ year earlier. and cutters _ mostly §.90-19.00) Gilet 34 Twent Cen... 7) Compare this value! STEEL and B ATH TUBS :
WILMINGTON, Del. (INS) — Atlag|few 16.80: good and cholee 400-850 ibs. \Geotrign” °°" 93" Unit air bia. 304, $ 95 ith CAST Inon :
Powder Co. net earnings of|stockers 18 50-81.00; | some and | Gena on fae ah with triple plated CRATE 5
IIT ot" ieee a ‘30 ‘pet ‘cent _ain| Calves—Galable $0. W anchang Oren Paige -. 2 Gait Air ith... 38.4 chrome faucets. A = MARRED :
revenue from explosives emicals | spotty ned et weer un he Up Gas Sp a3 wonderful value! )
in the period totaled $22,080,480, sevenjattractive; market mostly steady 2 os ee Be _ Big 52-Gallon Electric
+ ea higher than in first half of _. — a - ++ ey US Stel... } " $ 95
maw 17a. ANB)—Ned income! “Sheet On ees Oe oe ny woos WO Wan Raat, aba T Worth Many . ; “ Walgreen ..... ‘ie Dollars More ° the Beltihore anid Ohio Raliroad for today. Freredey Se + A age ge f
first six months of this year ambs to cents es West On Tei
$14,022,858, on $1,376,861 market poorly small 6s @ A Be : Net Euectly os
over last year. vu apereting reveene ys yreranes and iy Sa 392 bers on Pictured
531.000. "| s8.00: scattered. small lots god. ae Gee
s 1800-18-09; cull 64 Teast Seat 3 000, of $1.60 per share of its split stock,/ehoine slaughter sheep 4.00-8.00; some “#8 Toth “Rea... an increase of 21 per — over @
Gross income tote
compared $430,016,421 in firat
half of. ‘iw
~ Business Notes
Arthur Brandenburg and Robert these
J. Vance, associate managers of
the Life Insurance Co. of Vir-
ginia’s Pontiac office, are current-
ly attending a training session on
agency management in Cincinnati, |.
Ohio, accérding to Manager Louis
Pohl.
Among the instructors of the
course is John
staff. a
Killed in Prison Mishap
“ DETROIT w — John Smok, 4
SS-year-old Detroiter serving a 30-
day term for drunkeness, fell into
a bread mixing machine and was,
killed at the Detroit House of Cor-|
rection yesterday.
JULY 26, 1956
SS eo Se iaiednga 7
iy kaye
the steels paced the
continued to spot
ket divisions.
\ Bethlehem Steel
around two points, as
Steel. U.S. Steel and
Sheet & Tube gained about a point.
: paper and Westing
ek teed at cam oes ot
-|point or better,
~ Santa Fe, seljing ex-dividend, dropped around a point to lower
the rail average. New York Cen-
tral, Baltimore & Ohio and i i L
Gulf Of picked up better than a point while other oil shares were
:
choice 80-90 Ibe. spring
50; ~ most wtill and a
zim ae ay ol SINKS %6% Sees w idee and wed'Sabmbes | 4 SOM PIPE (S-0t)....... $3.69
These tanks Carry com~- $ . 95
Balen “approve. new twice es much hot wa- ‘Wik Adjustable
- WINDOW Big 21x32-Inch .
2-COMPARTMENT Adsust to 8 _FANS air few oon v eo.
‘AOS Yale & Tow...
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UM Gets Polio Grant
\. NEW YORK — The Skeets iiity- Some this year Coyne eo W722 Ss. SAGINAW STREET man in’ die: Noon, ¥... 873.7 103 3 aoe
Wo. 3 ang 900-270 Ib 18-60-16.9%: |Droviows day”, S131 tee ¥ carey
gh ge hota eI nied Monin age: 314 te i Every one « real buy! Hurry, select . Lite $9* STE! ae: 17 Rost, Wo, 2 and alta ane estos ie? ses yours today. Slight imperfections. LOWEST PRICES ON STEEL PIPE
os up wo 380 down to. 18.00: feu toss igh"... 308 ii 7 $89.95 ON %1-FOOT LENGTHS _* oa
ifs, THe Be a. e-Taae: larger elieee lows... S0ak tied OT Ya-Inch Gelvenized . 1¥%4-Inch Galvanized $6.04
iStger tote Weecbe0 Th IhMb-1400. DETROIT STOCKS BEAT THE PRICE RAISE . . . Due to the steel strike, there is @ %-Inch Galvenized .$3.18 12-inch Galvanized $7.14
dows, seers 8 regs ‘good. and” etter Piguess efter Geqinll pelgss ore signths strong concensus of opinion thet steel prices will rise . . . which 1-Inch Galvanized 9433, met. oon
unary See ivwer: heliere: steady 10.68 BS, O.. Se oe will affect retail prices immediately. ; —_— :
lower; cows steady; bulls steady to 28 DOs ceria ee 8s be ss. .
lower; vealers, and & Chem Co* .... $ a steady; few load 1239-1385 Ib flee Motor Co*.,. ... iS
Stayt: cao ake psa > food nigers 14.50-0.0, toed choles and | F a PP | The Store That Values Built’ , prime 963 Ib ; * eet jayne Berew Prod Go... 14 14 L and chotee het 20.00-23.00; ity sale; bid and ssked.
ThSe-leoo; canners ey oss: pes
Hae good tad hotee Vnias 30.08-1,00 Net Income for GMAC
meaty im a ty Moaee Io: exeers Up $6 Million Over ‘55 :
lamba ho to 100 higher instances Up NEW YORK @ — General 36-/ RG gm agers Sm Fm 4 Acceptance Corp. reports its
jambs. 42-100 Ib Wi s0-34. small it purchase of retail receivables for| ‘ °.
reerieds eo te iy ga SEAN compared with $1 an FRE Stock Pi Fittings — Everything in Plumbing Suppli
ee —— ree PHONES: FE 4.1516 ond FE 5.2100 | ‘Buy Pipe Firm in Texas [come for-the Jan? PARKING :
s THURSDAY, JULY 20, 108 ees = ea a a
; Sey tn hs: | We), a non-contorming structure 4e-| COMMUNITY RATIONAL BANE OP
ae eet tg ys eee er to “and Clos- fore in vith!” als oxain ‘-~ oe ae banks. A \
vane % : “tate of Ss agp a es 5S
Feat
fies REBAERS
SEE MR. WHARTON
‘DESIGNERS DETAILERS
TOP RATES
‘eee sa rtunity
. aie Tt, benetiie : ie
SYLVAN S WIKRE OVERTIME
All Fringe Benefits
LEADING
ENGINEERING
& MFG, CO.
250 6. Sanford, Pontiac
DIVISIONAL
F Real Estate ©
NING: Sales ponore:
~ ‘ rol UR
BLOOMFIELD
FASHION SHOP sookKceran
E PIS’ $2,717 TO $2,977 A YEAR
Salesmen and
Saleswomen . - iy , .
FOUN | © DRRINES WORE WORK OF
a. S.C ..
exchange | Work Wanted Female il
“4 6-4602,
someone with | WOOL PRESSER, BIRMINGHAM
YOUNG LADIES
minty avetaye etpeience fur-
vanced,
10 AM. Pe
whee? Friday > a. Parents
Man with a background of selling
who desires a permanent salaried
' fe Jeal
position. This ts efreulation work. preferred. ‘The his, are hots
xP.
ae a ‘ens not under 14. Gali
evenings from
Contacting carriers, calling homes| Should’ average e800" month 4-409, — oon 5 one avers. |
" bones meceusnry.. ADR A 11| WAN wien sat
1, oF ® some office work, A car ts i? 1203 EK.
Rve., Royal’ Oak,
necessary.
. "but mot essen, Would Seeaners. 1283 @. Woodward, MI | EW
WASHINOS-TRONINGS DONE IN
my home, Pick-up and deliver, |:
Call PE re 0.
WASHING “AND TRONINO | WANT-
GinL, 16, WOULD L BABY sitting, go home nights. FE
ASHINGS AND TRONINGS DONE, pty ® bushel. Very good work.
WE 2-0006.
s ae. pick up if mecesssry.
_— Debts, Sort
Applicants should be between 21
& @ years of age & live in or time. | 41. BRICK AND BLOCK WORK. soqnemte and
Rear the city.
Tf interested write Ponties Press,
Box 14, giving fun particulars
about yourself & family status.
SIRES | _ Ee BS ~ Rell '
ee ee ee Sere ee = ee eas teases | Ses kes LS TREN AND O’DELL CARTAGE
BULLDOZING\ |
AND TELEGRAPH OR] :#2
HL 3 AND A
ONT. KEEP CAS
AND LIBERAL RE-
. FE 37280.
Rhea ag Realtor
$250,000
tare ' To Buy-To Sell~To Insure
tort ng Loop pipes” Moves
“yathers ars. wringer tasers
96 Oakland
pe manag Coen gee se 8
adhe:
: me ot = 3
on! =
Al A. ott at £ 5
6 aft Free Cre OOP Oe oigs U8 | A-l CUSTOM DECORATING. WALL
APPL ANCE SERVI CE | meres of automatic
feanere and ali : pes of smell appliances. ROY'S. | Al PAl r ey
Kee Taaw SERVGR REMOVE | Ti FET 7 in CE TREE SERVICE A "| PAINTING & DECORATING,
ges tise Wroniny Oy" uy. PE | APPLIA
pes RAPEINO, MARTEL
p~ F- arrange financirig vi —
AND RATING.
reac Gay HOME REMODELERS wall washing Mauane re
BRY WALL BY MACHINE. FREE ——
Mich.
5 1 REDUCED BATES — Te Noe | Perminaton Jean's . Stout, Realtor 7 oars ™ ailding Supplies 124 REDUCED RA Zinc" sa ea spay | %. Sacees sh re eae YOU WILL EARN genre” | TERY. STONE FOR SALE At. = var to serve you. Smith ' w Real aA
woRRing WET! A page aspera. El io Rent SE Re ee KING WI FL SAE ait, SNES | Union Wrecking Co, Tucks to Rent |_3 3ai'st BUY OR SELL
flobes, aanretting, Deane. © Oe aly & om. Y ton pretepe 1 stakes hE Zs iegeget Sas “See one base | COLLEGE Dea “STRUCTURAL Bum Free og name “PLANNING A TRIP? | Liveteie Call tow ands -time em] ment the eve- *: iN rey, 4 ESERVATIONS
sae i do enework, weer: SSeur AVAILABLE Pontiac Farm and ee yacat cnvisee = | sr BinPig ET gO say
ih" FORERALS™ oo ee new! Se Piet ater pe ~ 1902 Footing Dr ee 40031 Industrial Tractor Co. PONTI Ac sOROreeiee
. ‘Schuett a in ghee ag — a ay Eg FE Business Services 13} open Daily ob luding Sunday! TRAVEL SERVICE IT DOESN'T PAY eon home Arlington | old child. @ dave @ we. PE | _ $0181. TET WH DTOR PERE TRUCE | MW HURON ST. PE 63281/ Our, method of showing to
REALTOR ot Wout FO FAN CARN OF | ements werk ort pebzeitie : Taols hewing. PE Coe. wes, 4 26| SLE E be wey wie . and work | child while works. titer by day of week WANTED IQR RAOURG— Children to Boar 2% jeckers, Us now. ve eed
care 1-021 and closing.
age in my home Mi 3 rou D BUY Ir WELL inacwe Ir
Bte a am _ service. Com-| work 58-5466.
Ei PAINTING INTERIOR § EX 3 TERIOR ia ial CARED
Siinted "Par oot" cs | POLL TIME, CARE UNDER , Mason Thompson, PE 48364 AY REALTORS week. 1 Office Co-operative R Estate
FE | Pred est. 40 Baldwin. PE $-2144\| ooo 3 _—
sues. | EXP OMEN Wie ‘ CASH
FOR YOUR HOME Lt ' grains. 88 yrs, eaperince. PE fe en Cash waiting.
TURNIT re YEED} UITY
iM W) welcn, Realtor.
Chtent PS Ai
ROY KNAUF, Realtor mand W. Huron OA 0320 FE 9-740
ACTION what et
ht aie [ete Ts
Sry sate oR Pk
Jim Williams REAL ‘ATE sUaURANCE
Business
Is Good
at White Bros. Se eet A etroom homes des-
“WHITE
s rates.
. "| Bisel a a Ba tak saz | Painting & Wall Washing Free estimates, "E 3-2706
. ANYTHING | _ tm 24 hours for your equity.
Boer, Stout, Reattor nix Sater HE sol
3 fooms and bath, Adulte only. $67
"Kk. G. HEMPSTEA
he — '= +
ae ang - “Cinaten welcome, PE
FE 2-5983
T ROOMS, FOR COUPLE. 1 EITCH: _—9f%.__Inguire caene or men, lean: util. and
Bi entrance. FE 56-0018. 200 E.
2 large clean rooms with
pera bath. Adults only.
2426. FE
D pees) ft
See Mr. Smith, 9% BE. Huron St. |.
A CLEAN PRIVATE ROOM
ae Rear bus line.
+116
T LARGE RUE BIGCE FROM and utflities furn Also 37m furs uire . apt,
m ay St., G
OND
RENT: 7. oa Second floor, five room
Tn very good shape. 6S.
PLACE A “LOST AD.” Call FE28181 for-an ad
to recover a loss. Dial FE
‘\2-8181 for an ad-writer.
Say “charge it.”
N. Rem-
. i]
a Hotel Rooms
HOTEL AUBURIN Rooms Day or Week. Also | of 8 foom apartments.
eh hubs and refrigeration anit.
HOTEL ROOSEVELT
Rooms oy, Dam. O50
1626.
ve Per ae es
Day Aran— ESS, THURSDAY, JU
“T’'m 80 thrilled that we're secretly engaged and every-
body’s talking about it!”
cr Tita
| CUCKLER REALTY. 28 7 FE 44005
“IN 6 Se IN- eluding all the sice furniture at
fi Fy a Lake area Ae = at terms.
cart taccmuan 6 heed bee terms
ay front furnished 4 rm.
wil
3-4903 or
42s EM 39705 or EM 33197
Commerce Area
a block to the lake. Large
lot, Cute & room bungalow
cool summer bie Ty com-
fortabie r eround—this
nove + into. Pull
Huron Riverfront
a he pedrms., nassive fireplace.
ley kitchen, gas heat, 2 car ge
‘Pea M farses L AR CAR
BARGAIN?- Lots of ’em
in the Want Ads! EM 3-3314
For Sale Houses. 4a
, Russell
of the year. Young
Giroux-Franks
Open until’ 6: Bun. 1-4 p.m.
Hed «4 Texas, He says as
money to pay down I need on an-
T. afd Mre., see
re
modern oe rage, ce
ment drive. * landscaped. Give us a chance to show it te you.
LES, HERE IT Is!
all free and clea housetrailer in trade.
¥. | OWNER SAY’! B:
My wife must move on account
of Asthms. Give us the
and chance to show pleasure
ty lovely 2 + : very, ¥e Ld
hems. Really beautiful with one-
car re beautiful: land-
se , ing canal
lovely Venice of the Lakes
ewiy decorated inside &
Evenings after 6, call Mr, Weit-
FE: y.7508, Newly
nel, very
sub.
out.
A. JOHNSON, Realtor
1704 S. Telegraph Rd.
FE 4-253:
“The
Beautiful
Eldorado’ ‘
Located tf besutiful Clarkston
Gard with biacktop streets &
rooms. | 94,000 FULL PRICE ~Good two bed-
mation
"Modern }
Living Be Jp Pelee genet marie, S08.
E MANOR, 3 bedrooms, full
brick with sewer, water, end
pons ees ee
hogany kitchen, large liv
tied bath, gas heat « *
the
Phone 31298 , Open Bves, "th 8 = Bun, i,t 6 ey
- @te: Paved st. Y¥ 26, 1956
GILES REALTY CO. ee Ww. Fe 541%
& te
CLARK CITY PROPERTY
~ bath~ basem
$4,060 cash.
bedrooms — bath—full
ext and shower in —
tigeets ful price $0,080 with 6:
rooms — oak ~
full basement — unfin-
ished tairs — nice
- at $9,500 w terms.
MARKLE 8T..-~ 5 rooms + 2
bedrooms —full bath~basement ~
1 ~
ce $10,000, a
BALDWIN AVE.~@ rooms~3 bed-
rooms = tiled ~ basement ~
new kitchen co. $1,000~2 car
| ha PF ag heat—priced et $10,-
- down,
ALLISON S8T.-In¢ome~16 rooms—
2% story home~over $116 month
owner's living<
quarters —$12,500—terms, -
CLARK REAL ESTATE 13963 W. Huron &t FE 40492 or Pre 40
Gis Ualng sores”
is DOWN — brand _Levety ' new
atarter home with full basement.
Exterior all completed, 3 pe. bath.
well se wired, automatic hot
water, kite sink and a) in-
terior studding. Real buy for the
handy man. econstruc- sound fu
tion and very atiractive home.
room home.
floors &
terms. Clean as & pin, Oak
plastered walls, Easy
om 580, LITTLE PARM-—Lovely 4x . bungalow only 4 youre old. Automatic of] furn, « bath.
Large lot 0x473, A good home.
$8,300 WEST SIDE -Modern 5 rm.
‘w with and
Only $1,000 down
$9.250 RANCH BUNGALOW -3 bed- rooms, This ww & ow 3 I
old Exceptional: good condition.
Youngstown kitchen and garbage
disposal. Lote of closet space.
Por full partievlars call Mrs. Hoyt
2-9840,
$15,000 BRICK RANCH—Brand new,
basement, off AC furn. 3
bedrooms. Oak floors. bath,
Attached 1% car garage. iy. @ very tive home aod a real
. . Compare
i with . Large lot
Excelleat . 100x150.
L., H. BROWN, Realtor
1362 W, Huron Ph. FE 2-410 Multiple Listing Service
‘4 ! — 3 5 et * ; :
i dR a 5 ee a
Maurice’ Watson, Realtor
aus w, PiPrht ef. “ROCHESTER
4 BEDROOM BRICK
LAKEFRONT
Sylvan Shores Drive |
_ .& HARGER CO. 0. HURON ST. = FE B10
GEES
THIS IS YOUR CHANCE
Own Your Own Home
$0 DOWN (COSTS ONLY
5 LARGE ROOMS with
Westown | REALTY CO. MODEL PHONE PE 6-0206.
aye f HORSE CORP. e018 Rd,
aluminu:
i é
oe te Pees Yr, old style 3 bedrm. bun- gaiow. bath, and
plastered *,~ storms a |
ready to go. $2 down or @
for "
Bey Bid theca
WATK bdrms.
by :
"SEMT FINISHED 3 new hom cd Ss
FOR.CASH A
HURRY, sell _ thin
through Classified Ads. 3 BEDROOM HOMES
WEST SUBURBAN
Baniatee. tof with over’ 63000 WE'LL BUILD -.'
Bere: | MME Sage sot average
Banement, “a dream kitchen. and CAN AFFORD
sail, weocagel ne git | um . °
Saha Wiese Pees | BATRARRaP sTORAI Sates
TEMPLETON | frye mas N. WEST SIDE
2a. goes! Dial FE =
#
\ - .
é
i ie ‘ i /
fot Ree s wakes Shaw oe pata SHEA by ea Fee ee * Aa
%
“| JUMPING, |szam in Into. to avoid the
Se ae ae es
AL. greatest
Pct i oa
IDGEWAY | deren
to be Dear
vines
£01" r Lt.
# LSTT
4 a
No Seller's
_ Profit
coe
eee in room.
Kise Sen, abt Sorts
aoe
AEeece FAMILY HOME Fine for roomy 7
$345 Dn.
Peat oot FE 9923 after 1: p-m.
GI$670 Dn. ‘| “RANCHMASTER”
Pearl Development Co.
13 THE “BIRD’ TO SEn
BRICK 3 BEDROOM
$390.00 Do
| 4% MN, EAST BLYVD., off main street. 3 bedm. brick home. full paved
BURNS REALTY CO.
Well kept 7 room brick
| Pe ees) pte ee : : Crescent] Sod, hobby [oom re Est cet bt eon
ee fone" Brl "ae fect MSE: | 4 meSnGons cove twine
wan &, PARTRIDGE) Goa Pe Ga'es| Se ere ee "1050 W. HURON ST. driv Ten” Foia ples oly ali ——__ 2 EE_EVB. 1 TO 9 WARD E. PARTRIDGE; — I R Hilt
: REALTOR _ FE 43581 o Sh, SEINZ . PE 5-6181
COLORED ONLY
gees phe eo rm., and ent. coal gas
gies ae oa tats 5
COLORED FAMILIES
feotures of thie home st 117 Bart moor. 2 «and bath up, Liv-.
Nig By Mie ioe. Kifer Sines tor only ,
a TALKS cash 4
Gian Wen cea ps basement her furnace, elec:
ell on a corner fot e's = 120
(rmewin 8100 aon, 3 REDUCED
Bi escce the piles ogee tom. end beth, 310 Kenrick in Keego
_ AUBURN HEIGHTS
: from ‘the ‘nolse and ‘heat’ of the
| GY" S°atT” Sevens eke ; beditms, and full baths Sus porch,
i Putt ‘base i. : water heater. 1 car arage, Lot
: Bat a tae Sales VACANT d reat ty ot 9 Gebtner 2 6 bedem.
: rms, with r. and e ator: up. Living rm.,
a with ace and la: 2 with window, Kit. with dining space. 2
: te Dean Dr, Duck Lake 0-| Webster School District Baseme pity ree Tm. aod ire:
; a. , Wy te most forthe money, | Bas Gh Mt iy Nes Rec hone Wp mi Geet Penta] Rerc' Weine Tig tea | Sino, Se opaor frome, Pa en fi ,base-| down and Inte expansion - “KG HEMPSTEAD a re a 2 . ve. .
SS EP ass) Ee fe ag ine FOR COLORED Seger ahoat. Priced "B D’ /
7 | ]
= Bateman Fast Side edroom Bungalow
Kampsen) teas tsitey, se, 2
REALTORS FE 4-0528) }re Ces "Ee ee.
sare oat cee pas Bots bs: Pion Sask Cat | Modern home with 3 bedrms. and | Elizabeth Lake Estates
ee bps we onl ED RITRY DROKEW | SASS ee ; | ¥
‘eats Boautttan one Foch, ""* | seo Rtteabeth Lane’ he. KEW, Nye de ok
Priced at: 914.000 oy GARDENS | in'ruthen “enced rear ord is ‘ A e Os On feat Hi, bubs Be car ga: lake
fered "at $13,400, oe ie ™
NICHOLIE a
THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1956
____| Ft Sale Houses 43] Sele
_ See ti
ro ' a ‘ : :
HURON GARDEN: NEAR TEL
For Sale Houses 43 For Sale Houses 43
Immediate Possession
& HARGER CO. | 33_ WW. Huron PE _ 5-61
83
WEST SIDE
aC, Lr house. Sool love ft from moment she sees the
} a and landscaped lot 1
Humphries REALTOR FE 36414, FE 4-7ii¢ 3 N. Tele veaings
Pioneer Highlands
‘lake privileges. See "hie one
now.
‘Wards Orchard —
Brick Ranch—1 Acre . Another va _ well
* north of Auburn Heights
st rea-
considered. sale.
ble cash deal
KINZLER | sume HET Oe Ba ee West
43523 or FE 32-1947 Eve. M Listing Service
tip-top shape. Term price in-
eludes furenwure for 6 apts.
LAKE FRONT Beat the heat with this nicely
finished lake front home cone
sisting of large living rm.
fireplace, sized bedrm.,
ith o *
water heater. elec. stove, new
per sgay Mi $1 S00 doy coe sink. y $1, wR. me-
diate possession.
John K. Irwin REALTOR
313 Weat Ry Strect
e FE 5-0447 Phon Eve. FE 5-4046
WATKINS
HILLS
DAILY 168 P.M.
KENNEDY Let the Rent - NOTHING
ek to *
down. Callus Wodayi
‘Make Your Payment
vst Towns ghey wee, e lot. at
. bene and worth every
Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor
of tide TSe
ANNETT OFFERS |
St. Michael’s—$1500 Dn. € seme © Oem, PE Dace
Sewly painted. Only $6,500.
2 Homes—Lake Front 1 house
Annett, Inc.
bd rom St. FE 8-0466
Oeeu'Evenings & gun. tes
STOUT'S
Best Buys
Today
DON’T IGNORE
ee that we have a
BUY. 3 nice bedrooms. full
Paved drivew. ool ferwese.
od Wt, nice awn, a gost Price OHLY $8,950” Cail and discuss terms.
LOOK HERE
ANDY
MAN TO SAVE $ $ $ ONLY
$1,650 DOWN $39 & mo,
WEST SIDE
AND
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor TIN, Saginaw St. Ph. PE 5-8165
Open Eves., ‘til 8:36 p.m.
‘| CARL W. BI $03 Community Ns
Pee E BEACH
FOR BATHING, 'SHADED SUMMER od Ht ROUND
SINTER To PRICED SELL AT $6,450 WITH
TERMS.
R. J. VALUET, Realtor AVE. FE 5-0003
“LAKEFRONT
Clarkston
LAKE FRONTAGE--EZ TERMS
Call Brownell at FEderal
na,
M A NEAR WA
ford. Beautiful on
lake,
mod
3 bed . Lot 86 x 139. West
of ows Moe. coe corms.
“is belawrn ave
WATKINS LAKE
seam veoms. Late. i in pol Gas heat, auto. hot water, 2 car . Shady lot
and ve . School bus.
Price $14, terms, For
lars, callyF. ‘J. Owens, Broker. OR 3-1450
*1 066 W. Huron
;| through a pains Schuett | C.
RD, Realt 3 ¥ Bank Bidg
421)
CLARK REAL ESTATE or
desirable a, 2 =x 130 ft. wi ¢, LJ sewers, black
A street Cay FE &1033 after 1: pm.
2 acres. $ down. South of Le |
Orton 2 $400 down.
OL 1-7811
A 3 NING . nice neighborhood. PE 41152.
A. JOHNSON, Realtor
1704 S. Telegraph Rd.
FE 42533
For Sale Acreage 47
; . ete. Ideal
en chickens, even
16 acres with ved .
See a a S-family inco A* veal, invest- ment buy at 411,800, See it today.
Clarkston REAL ESTATE INC,
20 8. Clarkston, Mich. eo
For Sale Farms 48
FARMS OF ALL KINDS, PRICED
P W DINNAN PE 42577
FA AND ACREAGE "| Cal Rutledge OR 3-111, PE 40009
2) 1 Mile North
- .of Pontiac
“DON'T PASS UP MONEY! Sell unneeded
belongings for cash
Classified Ads! FE 28181, , orin
Breas a
eu rg te
Sree en raed
a ene oT Toast” |
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor N, st. 1]
Eves Till 6:30
a
SMALL FARMS~
and seed Tan for this
sion. og with down.
M-5
-Corner 1,200—$2,450 DN. $1 The Northwest corner of
and Cass Lake
on M50 and
Cass
H Lake kd,
OLMES-BARTRAM 4392
“RED HOT”
Super market location In one
of the fastest grow sec-
Ha
center :
ions. Priced at only $22,000
with terms .
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor TT N, Saginaw St FE 5-6165
Eves Till 20
Business Opportunities 51
To TO SELL, REALTOR PARTRIDGE 18 THE “BIRD”
2-9173.
for gree ery or other small bus . $65 mo. 2-9761
RION
$1500 «will §6(jandle.
DOWNTOWN bar now grossing about per yr.
Sin a ee
WARD E. PARTRIDGE
REALTOR _ FE43581
1080 W HURON or, OPEN EVE. 1 708.
_ FISHERMAN’S ‘
Beer, BA Say
ee . and
at Sey aut
WHITE
¢
*
oJ
WE COVER THE
STATE :
STATION SITES
“LET’S TALK
BUSINESS”
STAGE COACH STOP
-| MICHIGAN BUSINESS
SALES CORPORATION
JOHN A. LANDMESSER, BROKER
1573 5 TELEGRAPH RD.
ARK AT OUR
_ Sale Land Contracts 52
LAND or
GOOD DISCOUNT Bold tor $7000
ob J BROWN, Rea LET $$$ WORK FOR YOU We have ae yd large and smatl
5-9075 any %
C. HAYD EN Realtor
Home a ian
fa ie Gig x |
Loan Company to 5
BUCKNER|#
PONTIAC, Sod Moor National Bidg.
DRAYTON PLAINS 4512 Dizte Hwy.
WALLED Lae Barnsten
Dyke UTICA a 4642 Van
One block north across from bank (ry
Boer cass QUICKLY
Up to $500 ne 6 ee ee ee ee
mare, alguetares and" thet ‘ve
Oakland
coe noenae| "FE 2-9206 | zis
LOANS| Extra Fast
Service DOR AD: ses 13 & 14, FE 2 rt _e Lt
ada
$1 N. SAGINAW ST,
PONTIAC _
i DINING ROOM TABLE — uo
~%
U
a
Poans made without sndorvers for Tesi aig We
HOUSEHOLD
PINANCE |
He! gaat Se okay be
“Cash in iL Trip |
We the rio, aay. aa ven 7 ~~ . ~”
ask fo: was. me a, — BO
come
Bsen'tah tt
BENEFICIAL FINANCE CO. e St. re
30 8. Levene.
TEAGUE FINANCE CO.
.. .202 N. MAIN
ROCHESTER, MICH.
oe Ph. Roche niBQUSE OL 601i. OL 1-970,
Mortgage |! Loans 584
LOANS $600 TO $1,5 500
purpose
5. second mortgages
National Building.
__Pebilac. or poooe PE. ¢4ia,
THO Hike cy nll FURNITURE CO. ‘Saginaw St.
Wash
ong = Oe ~ = Refrig- "Plsmings 2 pe.
_tecucbal. Mi e604 "3°VEARS TO PAY White Se “_ $15.00 Delivered, Instalied. Servet
8 Wainut dining rm. ae $25.00 | 121_N, id FE $4 Kitchen Cabinet $19.00 | WASHER, FULL A ATIC. PA-
Chrome Breakfast Set ...... 6 | mous name brands. on Apt. , ——. Pa bred scratched, Terrific = “7
Rew Cotton Mattresses oe tit Se Eke - < _ ¢
New $xiz Linolegm ...... 335 | WANTED: LE PART Wa binet ....... .) ats os opinet BUY, SELL OR TRA gk “4
106 8, Saginaw ve _Greenville, Michigans
sooner
eeeceee
aor eeeoe
vs, Replacement Parts &
28 VENDING MACHINES, Mang 2 4
“omstee Best. offer takes.
Swaps 53|_ ie: “4 ne Sar Ra a et Se", Sit power mower,
a et ‘hed Ste Oe Maree nsome cosh, for equity CLEAR BORK sana | 75 1 ee iy Fy J 4 modern house. :
_Call_sfter 4 p.m. PE 5-3408, er COLDSPOE REP RIG, 0005 CON 1% BP eosin, 10173.
ee will take food, cat oe CROSLEY REFRIGERATOR APE EFRIGERATOR 3" SiTEETROCK. $14
Sie = = By: “ence Only 040.98. Knotty Pie a ies ee
LOTS HOUGHTO Ee. wae nese § 98, > fire, Went ene of Bente er “12x12 LINOLEUM $7.20 | 3%; etining, ‘Boards. © tw ia”, 9%
cach atter 4.p.™./4%4 FT, WALL TILE 25¢ “a a enuep prtone
16 FT. BOAT, 4 aM be VTL, MEAD Tee GAL. .. $1.98 higher delivered.
gray. Trade for email housetrail- 5c _¥ PARE "PAN. Oe of $ 1.35
er, 138 reas HURON. PE ™ BLACKETT: S
CCEPT CA DOWN Aparment = ee 3 sedroom home Oe & & chairs. RCA Ty. bed- | %181_Dixte Hwy MA_ 5-881!
on half acre, access to lake./ room set, vanity, chest of draw-|§ RM. OTL BURNER. $80. VALUE,
Lake Orion vicinity. R_37407. era, bed, spring & mattress. Misc.| sacrifice $40. FE 43040.
ARPEN- aud 4 IN. ROTAR
ar al rs. OF eceatetane. DROP LEAP TABLE AND 4 NEW-| tm condition, Will sell for
Will accept your labor for down side chairs. FE| $40. PE 4614
ment on new 3 bedroom house. : {0 INCH ADMIRAL TV COMBINA-
eee GR Laat | Phaet te beg saclay, book tion. FM. Phono. and TV ai! re-
privile; Can OR +1407 eet, % et. Ee eond , .and tn = excellent
BOAT MTR. dine D TRAILER, FOR ease. ge ad working condition. FE 41623.
20. L BED. ; 100 Spools of Thread TILDING jh ein. $100, #33 James K. $1.00 96 different colors
=. a ies Ven were br Rise. Evanston House
b FOR CAR, “48 tater. good cond! 13, seh. asin
io me Sree ip LAWN #2 GAL ry * RECONDITIONED HAND L a ‘AST . 7 ’ ‘ ’
mowers, $6.99 and up. 1 used slc:| Radio and record comb. Washer. | Oo, ”“tints & futings $80 % UD. Eelipte Parkround, sib, | We trede,| sana: “nd ot yeh, Laundry trays faucets
awn mowers EL » UMB . St
BARNES HARDWARE Lactic NANG®, WEN) {8 A sees 142 W. Huron 16% America’s famous name ad NCHOR Pai ad |
WILL EST. SranED om down rov
grocery store for ee | yl Cs PREE ESTIMATES. FE §-1471.
Men PE S878? on : _Windows. FE 4-176.
wait ew \P CO Peay VOR NACE r
weebias machine or boat.| fre Ag’
gait Sa | RENT IT FAST a rete Sr et utane | through Rent Ads! Room,
- nem hose, apartment, any-
thing — Want Ads give
a ION. Dial TE
181, ELECTRIC Hot WATER BEATER
oan after 5:00.
4 ic L
rinder, elec. arc welder, 2 wheel
Teall yo
4 50 ana: $2.26.
310.95 “valve, ley value,
Gras, A ace our cour eke 45
Lake THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1956, a ; s jase.
Pe me ae Ah
aR ge poses es
; ‘
“He's a comer! Has that rare combination of intelli-
omserlos 5 hes whence at
For Sale Minedianbinns 60
YES! IT’S Sa
bho tty 7
Bas
Mei:
ng BE CL? hd ede
eh
+eeeee eee
SL dei datacede tee Fie
tn.
wick's,
Luxaire Oi Furnaces FACTOR
EMPIRE SUPPLIES
2600 Union Lake Rd.
at Commerce Rd.
EMpire 34148
The ‘lake areas largest
window and trim manu-
facturer.
SUCOMPLETE! $18.98 up
DOUBL: HUNG Ww INDOW
CCOMPLETE) SASH UNITS
WINDOW WALLS: DOOR &
-s om
‘|
PANELING, up.
BUY FROM THE
MANUFACTURER
AND SAVE 4A,
at
+3149.
ol hy Ay sovcceecesvec® OF
Se Oe rein __B0871_ before 5:30. 1 gal. & roller or pan. .$3.90
FRIGIDAIRE we CUR SHOP Ton ~ pamaeael anny Bk ae
ertect : >
Working Condition mieten pee Eemteoe «28
$150.00 “ CHURCH'S INC. s 101 8. Squirrel Rd. 2.0233 aCaeriy OF ELECTRONIC som ‘CALL OR 3-1491 plus. sets, m
Finet QUALITY, 5 PT. BATE | ee
Saadi double, inks. 0494, had Sy bsdew a FOR SA
al a he “oS ° Py} ap rales ste. ye My bath-
wer stalig at Norrilte Ks
These are crate marred
Fluorescent, 392 Orchard
Clothes on Paste
BENSON LUMBER CO.
een
ae AEG SALE Furnaces, oii fired
a etre eS BH any _URON ST
LA MN. Parke FE 2-13")
Lee teee ee eee
nope, pt i | grccempoent ate 3.98
Wy Di tee
__De It Yourself 61)
: colt ae |=
ee ung me m=
-eeeeereneeehee
Ser eee Oeeoee eee
eee eres ee
seer trees
eter eee
Fordor eo eevee $1295
1954 Pontiac
SC Fordor ....$1295
1954 Plymouth
Savoy Fordor...$995
1953 patting for. ..9625
- al Tudor.
,| 1953 De Soto 6
sx} - Club Ce Coos $995
i 1953 De Soto
rade psy EM 34525 Fordor ........ $995
. Dri CH oes DR. px Dod 7 Suburban pee
3 CHEV. 2 DR. 319 POV ord Customline
J. VANWELT em ot eatin, o&. 3 Fordor se eeases $875
. 210, 2-DOOR | 1953 Oldsmobile 88
= Has radio, heate yy dive Tudor ........ $1195
North Chevrolet's an Wel s. | 1953 Plymouth
B Lot in i [ . “ oa - Cl. Coupe eeeeee $825
OF ‘ 1953 Plymouth
- Fordor ........$795
COMMUNITY 1953 Plymouth
MOTORS Suburban ...... $950
1952 De Soto V-8
i CENTRAL Fordor ........ $795 |
1952 siadeon Hornet
ordor ........ $595
LINCOLN: ad 1952 Pontiac Chieftain 8 Tudor ........ 5
1952 Pontiac 8
to Fordor ........
1951 De Soto Fordor 3450
_RIEMENSCHNEIDER 1951 Plymouth (232 $5 AGIN AW Club Coupe..... $395
Ford Vietoria .,... 1951 Plymouth
Fordor eeeeeer $495
1951 Plymouth
Club Coupe..... $475
1950 Chrysler
Windsor Fordor $195
1950 De Soto Custom
Fordor .....'... $395
1950 Lincoln
Club Coupe..... $195
1950 Pontiac udor. $295
1949 Chrysler
Windsor Fordor $345
eeee eee
1954 Nash Ambassador
| BRAID
, - ‘ or}
NO BUM STEER!
ie full power, a
test Baul Cast, § doses
« HOUGHTEN & SON FRIENDLY OLDSMOBILE
(Sve & Everybody's Credit
z rRATH- Is Good Here
UP TO $1200 OFF
BUICK ROADMASTER 4 DR.
PONTIAC STARCHIEP 4 DR.
PONTIAC Se CATALINA 4 DR.
PONTIAC STAR CHIEF CONVERT.
GLENN’ S
vB +1971 a4 8. SAOINAW
BABY ON THE WAY?
Play It Safe! Take It Home in
a Schutz Motors
eae ery ree Tested
Used Car..
‘54 Plymouth 4 Dr. ......6 795
‘54 Ford Convertible ...$1395 Radio & Heater, Ford-O-Matic, W/Wall Tires
‘55 Plymouth Hardtop . .$1695 Radio & Heater, Automatic, W/Wall Tires
'52 Plymouth Hardtop ..$ 595 Radio & Heater, W/Wall Tires
'51 Packard 4 Dr. ....... Sedan, Radio & Heater, W/Wall Tires
‘55 Plymouth Belvidere $1395
| . $1045 ‘53 Buick 4 Dr. Sedan ..
‘55 Ford 2 Dr. Sedan ....$1295 Radio & Heater, Dynaflow, W/Wall Tires
Redie & Heater, W/Wall Tires
‘SO Mercury 2 Dr. Sedan .$ 395
Ford 2 Dr. $1695 ‘56 Ford 2 Dr. Sedan ... A Very Nice Car
93 Chevrolet 2 Dr. ......$ 895
'54 Chevrolet 4 Dr. ...... $1245 Bel Air, Fully Equipped and Power Steering
‘53 Mercury 4 Dr. Sedan .$1045 Radio & Heater, Automatic, W/Wall Tires
'53 Chrysler New Yorker $1095 Radio & Heater, Automatic, W/Wall Tires, Power Brakes
‘52 Plymouth S Suburban .$ 795 Radio: & Heater: W/Wall ‘Tires
SCHUTZ Motors| DeSoto-Plymouth Dealer
9128S: Woodward, Birmingham
“TURN TO | TURNER
"‘Bhaninghemn
Clean Cars ' FROM
Bob Frost, lnc
For the BES! ce
In “WHEELS and DEALS"
CENTRAL | fei) LINCOLN-MERCURY
3s ’53 Pont: Dl. 4 Dr. $699
$81 °53 Chev. 2 Dr,...-$599 "53 Plym. 4 Dr.....$544 ‘55 Ford Hardtop $1699 |
"52 De Soto C. Cpe. $499 54 Chev. 4 Dr... .$899
~ | °S3 Ford Victoria. .$944 °53 Studebak. 2 Dr. $499
51 Chev. 4 Dr.....$244 "52 Packard 4 Dr,. .$444
53 Buick Super ...$999 '54 Ford 2 Dr..... .$899
‘$1 Ford 2 Dr......$244 ‘55 Buick Su. HT $1999 |
$5 Merc. Hardt'p $1899 . ’53 Chev. St. Wgn. $844
'S4 Ford St. Wgn. $1199 - ‘52 Plym. 2 Dr.. +» .$444 |.
|] *53 Ford R. Wgn. $899 52 Ford R. Wgn. $699
4S) Plymouth 4 Dr. $244 ‘53 Olds 88 4 Dr., .$999
"52 Merc. Hardtop $699 ‘52 Ford 4 Dr..+«+-$499
’54 Hudson Jet....$599 |
’52 Ford Hardtop. .$699
Fordomatic, Another
top, forest green, new
S3 Pontiac 4 dr., radio
& heater, w/wali tires,
"$2 Olds 4 dr., radio & heater, Hydramatic, TRADE-INS
to Choose From
}OLIVER BUICK} $1595 "$4 Buick 4 dr. Special
$795 *53 Chevrolet 210 4 dr., Here’s 14 cars that were traded in at OLIVER |)
|} MOTOR SALES for one reason only. That reason |} was because their previous owner made an impor- |)
fant decision—-to purchase Spe nmenin sonore > 464 S. Woodward Ave.
not ay ae wont Were Coen tl 9 pa | Birmingham Mldwest 4-7500
154 SIS 2dr, "SS A ning | STARTS A A COURTESY CAR
Pik ror SF | — $1595, Pe SUMMER
VB radio. aad heater $1295 J INVINAE *S5 Chevrolet 2 dr. se-
one owner, dan, radio & heater, 2
- tone paint. Only $325
$1295 down, 24 months.
'S$3 Buick Special Hard- $1695 54 Olds 4 dr. 88, power condition. equipped, w/wall tires, ||
deluxe interior, Hydra-
$995 matic, neat & clean.
2 tone paint, spotiessin- aging & heater, side & out. flow, low mileage, 30
$795 minute financing.
adio & heater, good NTIAC 2 Door........cc econ e seek pin 1 owner, tes, Only $195 down, ‘SO PONTIAC2 Door. $245
7 oes. ‘SQ FORD 4 Door.......cccseseseeeee . $295
$2195 $595 ' oun "SS Buick Special 2 dr. *S! Ford hardt Vie- 52 PONTIAC 4 Door. ........e0ccees . $595
Hardtop Riviera, tri- toria, radio & heater, oun
tone, green & white, V8 cueing’ light blue, 11 ’50) BUNCE 4 Dasesssss-- siseeeeaeees . $245
_ $1695 "S] PACKARD 2 Door.......s0c-eee0e: $125
$895 . .,’53 Lincoln hardtop Ca- 3383) :
'S3 Ford. 2 dr, sedan,. Pri, bright red paint, aw |f.'5] FORD2Door...........0..0see0ee $OZ5
radio & heater, no rust we tinea easton 154 (3368) "
whatsoever on this CHEVROLET Coupe ........00008: bodily. V-8 engine. ae A real dandy. . a a $995
PLUS 12 GOOD | 5] OLDSMOBILE 4 Door.... eesesee re $445
: 1, aus
TRANSPORTATION SPEC. |[ 55 FORD 4 Door.. seeveseatossenaeen $1395
- €
2, Ford 2 Dr.....$195 _'S0 Pontiac 2 Dr.. $295 ‘55 HUDSON Station Wagon Levees +» $1345
"52 5 Studeber Sed. $445 “2 idee 4 mec’ 295 1 'S3 PLYMOUTH Club Coupe......+.. . $595 49 Fe 9 Ford 4 ‘ar. sees $195 51 "Pontiac 4 Dr.. .$395 ann
Hoe De.,...9005 tee SES] BUICK Club Coupe........4 veseve 495 Radio ih tien ‘a ‘& SQ Buick 4 Dr... . $225 (3438)
#9 Chrys. Cl. Cpe. $295 ‘51 Ford Sedan... .$195 ‘48 tm $100
"51 _—~ ner 4 Dr.. , i . Good paint Dr... .$265 52 Plymouth 2 Dr. $375 1 ‘SO BUICK S Door. . eee ee er eer ceee $295
Always 70 Good Cars {f'90 OLDSMOBILE 4 Doors. sense $245
' Midwest 6-5302 210 Orchard Lake 147 S. Saginaw St.
7" -OPEN- | JIFE 29101 . FE 29101 | F E 5-4101 _. FES3588
SAM. til 9PM. | ‘NO MONTHLY PAYMENTS TILL SEPT. Sth L a 8 A: M, to 9 E: M. 53 Nash 4 Dr...... $499 ‘52 Ford Dr......$499
"53 Chev. Hardtop $899 — ’53 Plym. St. Wgn. $699
53 Ford 2 Dr...... $599 °53 Dodge 4 Dr... .$644
55 Chev. Bel Air $1444 ‘'54Plym. 2 Dr.. o+ $844
$10 DOWN DELIVERS
CARS LISTED BELOW 1952 Ford Cl. Cpe. . 1953 Nash4Dr.
1952 Plymouth 4 Dr. 1952 Chevrolet 2 Dr,
1951 Ford 4 T. Pickup § 1951 Chrysler Hardtop
ie 1953 Studebaker 2 Dr. 1952 Packard 4 Dr,
| 1952 De Soto Cl. Cpe. 1951 Ford Sta. Wgn.
TRUCKS CONVERTIBLES | 1955 Ford 1 T. Stake 1955 Ford
} 1951 Ford 4 T. Pickup 1953 Hudson } 1990 Ford %T.Exp. 1954 Ford
| 1955 Ford 2 T. Dump 1952 Chevrolet
|Harold Turner, Ford
CLEARANCE
STOP IN If We Don't Have
the Car You Want
WE THANK YOU
for Coming to See Us LISTED BY STOCK NUMBER
cueny
'53 FORD 4 Door......... teseeeeseese POO
"Cy Owens’ Your Friendly FORD Dealer!
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| || _____, WHE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1956 SIXTY-THREE =
= : se eee: 1]
Betty Furness to Get 35 New Dresses for Convention
A
_~7 Today '§ Radio So ele eee Dont Rush to en
ax 3 a ee Gage zz (Fine in Summer Wait a While Says Ear.
and 6,500 miles of it and my advice to American tourists is,
“Don't be in any rush to see Russia.” “s
- Russia's Intourist travel agency isn't equipped — yet — to
i rs ! i
f Ee
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