Th« W«oth«r THE PONTIAC PRESS Home Ediiion nsih YB^AR PONTIAC. MICHIGAN, ‘MONDAY, JULY 18. 1»«0—aa PAGES * VHITBO mEM ll«TKIIHATIONAl. A«40U*TB6 PRBW The Scene at Gilbert Lake New York Only Stronghold Draft Rpcky Partly Cloudy, Partly Sunny iot Next 5 Days ■partly cloudy weather with t«(i peratuifs ranging two degraea above the normal high of 84 and low of 63 is what Pontjac Area residents should expect for the next five days, a low HUNT DROWNINU VICTIM - Trooper Lee Headey of the Ypailanti State Police Post prepares to aid in the search for the body of Robert D. Scott, 17, of Birmingham, who drowned last night in Gilbert Lake. Sheriffs Dept, divers searched through the night in tht black weedy PsiiUtc rr*it PkaU depths. Handing equipment to Heatley is Deputy Donald Kratt (lefti water patrol director, while State Police Sgt. Lorenze Ahlgrim, commander of the Pontiac Post, holds swim dins. An unidentified person holding an oxygen tank is hidden behind Ki-att. Wind velocity was 8 to. 10 in p.h. this morning from the west. It will become light and variable tonight and tomorrow. ature preceding 8 s cury had elimlied to K2 at 2 p.m.j Skin Divers Seek Body Birmingham Youth Drowns Skin divers from Pontiac' police departments this morning continued their search for the body of a 17-year-old Birmingham youth who drowned last night in Gilbert Lake, Bloomfield Township. Sheriffs deputies have identified the victim as Robert D. Scott, 56i Rudgate St., son of George D. Scott, vice president in charge of Pure Pak sales for Ex-Cell-0 Corp. Scott was skin diving with a Douglas Neumann, 17, of «80S Colby Lane, Birmingham, when he disappeared shortly before II p.m. in the reed-choked water at the south end of the lake. Neumann told officers they panicked after becoming entangled in thick weeds, Neumann was pulled from the water by two fishermen. He later was under sedation unable to give Congo Mens to Ask Reds for Military Help STANLEYVILLE, The Congo (AP) — The Congo government threatened Sunday night to appeal for Soviet military aid to kick out Belgian troops unless they withdraw within three days. A minister of Premier Patrice Lumumba’s government charged that the United Nations peace task force , ’pouring into the country Is Soapy Calls Kennedy hi Labor Day incompetent to deal with the situation. The U,N. Seeurlly Council, prodded by the Soviet Union, is expected t^ meet Tuesday for a report, on implementation of a resolution calling on Belgium to withdraw its iroops from the Congo. Gen. Henry T. Alexander, British commander of Ghana’s army and head of its contribution to the _ By The Associated Press Sen. John F. Kennedy, the Democratic nominee, for president, been invited by Gov. Williams to open his campaign in Detroit on said the situation in Labor Day. i*he infant African republic ^ ^ ^ ."wqrsened all over." Kennedy has yet to decide ifL:,t‘®f he’ll accept the invitation of thej^ " “ Ih Wayne County AFL-CIO Council. I to plant the U.N. flag and confer Harry S. Truman ticked off jwith Premier Lumumba and his successful 1948 campaign on {President Joseph Kasavubu. « Labor Day In Detroit and Adlal K. Stevenson followed suit in ' disclosure that the (’oiigo- 1932 and 1936. leaders were planning »o ... , . .. r Invite the Soviet I'nion to send union officials have mdicat^i troops cam.- from Jacques Lum-hey would play down l^ir parade; se.-retarle, of *" ‘he governmeni ami arge Cadillac | |,.,rter of the lell-vving faetion ill the regime. authorities any details of the tragedy. A friend of both boys, William McCombs, 17. of 3915 Quarton Rd., Bloomfield Township, told deputies of events leading to the drowning. McCombs said he, Scoit, and Neumann drove to a store in Birmingham last night where Scott and Neumann rented air tanks, masks, fins and rubber suits. - McCombs said his two friends waded bilo the water near his house, apparently beaded for a raft SOO yards away. Then they dove under and disappeared. McCombs said he w||it inside his home, but returned half an hour later upon hearing a commotion in the water. It was then that he learned .Scott was missing. McCombs told police that nci'.lier of the boys had a flashlight .uid that the pair had been warned against trying the sport at night. Sheriff’s department skin divers Medward Tessler, Henry I. Hansen and Ronald Breuer continued diving operations throughout the night. ■They were assisted this morning by Pontiac state police, Waterford Township police, and a helicopter flown here from Selfridge AFB. Deputies said thick weeds in the lake were hampering efforts to recover the body. victim’s step-brother George C. Scott, who played the big city prosecutor in the movie, "Anatomy of A Murder.” Cubcin Cfltholics Tuesday’s high will be MM with scattered thundershowers In afternoon and evening wllh-lem-peralures somewhat cooler Wednesday. Hit at Russians in Mass Protest Start « Expect Nixon Supporters ,oBeNamdby Veep GRAND RAPIDS (UPI) -The Ford for Vice Pre.si New York Govynor Hold Biggest Anti-Red!Committee is sendiriK Its first platoon of troops to Say, He Won't Second Rally Since Advent of battleground ahead of the main army^ Strategy to. Nomination of VP ’ nut Ron rinrnlH R TPnrH Tf /R- Castro Regime HAVANA (if) — "Cuba si,; Russia no!” shouted crowds of Roman Catholic,s after an anti-Communlst mass Sunday,.at^ Havana's^ cathedral. It was the most Sixty-six wa* the lowest' icmpor;!Spectacular anti-Red- demonstration since Pr.ime The KennedyXf {Minister Fidel Castro’s regime took the turn to the : left. Hook at Virginia!; ‘Cuba si! Yankees no!" j chanted by Castro’s follow-jers on every occasion. R»y«oli Appointment of : “ST"*""'" . — ' * ifAAlIncrQ onrairtef IHa rrF\ifAt*n. cx-Governoi^s Son ii Bid for State Ike Won feelings against the government trend after a mass dedicated to “victims of HVANNW PORT. M..., l«rseCUUon." — Sen. John F. Kennedy moved! .. ,, ... i, today to win for himself tlic votes ^ to be, which the .Slate of Virginia cast!''<’«‘'W‘i by a police car when lhcy| for President F.isenhower in fheishoutcd ’’Cuba si! Yankees no!’’: put Rep. Gerald R Ford Jr. (R-Mlch) in the .second spot on the Re- CHICAGO (AP) N publican ticket was outlined here R<.publlean national chair-L during the weekend in preparution „,an .said today that "oul-for the GOP National Convention in side of New York, I haven’t Chicago next week, seen very jnuch strength Former Grand Rapid.s Mayor Paul for drafting Rorkefellcr." Goebel, cliairman of Mie t om- Tlie- chairman. Sen niitlee, said the committee ha.s Tliruston B. Morton of Ken-taken a §uite at the Congrr.ss Holer tucky, eommented a.s the in Chicago and is ready to .start ILs Republican |>a r t y swung maneuvers in advance of tlie cort- into tlie final week of prep-vontion. Two mailings have already aration for its national con- 'O*^®"** delegates and alter-vciillon. which will- open nates to the ctnivi’iitloii. supprylng^uiy 25-------------------- ^background on the the Grand Rapid.s' * * ♦ congressman M"rlim six.kc m a news confer- ♦ Michigan delegates to the'’J'' " convention have been as-^''“’‘"'7'!,^^ I „ . ,(,0V Nelson A r Ilf New isigncl to spcetfl.- d. legiilionH from York lliit he would neeepi a 'other stales to work in Konl’s he j'’genuine drill) ” as (lOI* |iresiden. :half, (eiclicl saiii. 1952 and 1956'presidential elections. The Democratic presidential didatc. vacationing at his Cape Cod summer home, announced appointment of William Battle of Charlottesville, Va.. as executivelcorted to safety director of his campaign ginia. at the thmng which pmired into! Cathedral Square alter the mass.l Men and women iHiundisl on Ihej police car with lists and pocket■{ books as the hci’klcff Russia V/ill Try Powers Aug, 1/ U2 Pilot's Wife Plans to Send Three Lawyers for His Defense MO,SCO\V lAI'i Aug I? lias •‘ Ihc 9'i stale dcli-KBtcs and at-Icmnli-s will report to the i-oni-iiilllee IwU-e dally during the convenllon on how the Kord iiioveiiienl Is going," he said. ‘"I'lii' enlhusiiisin bolli insidt de Mii'bigan is lenitic,' tial I'lindidiitc Every eiirrenl sign (miIiiIs Io the nonilnallon of \ Ire I’resldent Ulehard M. Mxoii by a< riania im-Im-I ;wilh Irllow llepublK IK I thr of Ni\ Pierre Halluger, Kennedy’s preM Mcretary, aaM Battle had arcepled the appaintment apd “could egpect Io work clooely with the regular Democratic or-ganliallon Including (iov. (J. Undaay) Almond and Men. (Harry F.) Byrd. ’ ■liccn fixed for Ihr trial o( Kr Two uniformed bnl unarmed Gary i’owers. 30, "ihc Aiiie militiamen got the snme treat I’2 pilot shot down over meni and had Io be rencued by tnritory May 1, Ihc .Soviet **®***^’ agency Tass .said today. Prime MinisliT Casini, reported * * * mending nfler a lung infei-tion.; continued silent a.s the thorny dispute between his regime and lhe{'’‘*K'’ {United .States moved into world sentence i.s death by .shisiling and regional urgani/ations InwMiakei , who '' week, < Hlleii y iiai deelinc-d In ei>mni>'nl on •liisal ’the ehairnmn .said In ) delails iiIkiiiI il exirpi bnef ■ixiunls hr had read. Morton renewed his slalemeiil ford baekera said they real | |hal he would not "hiidger" Rot’kr-l*ed Kord didn't hold llie lop spot mi,, an opting second plan among Ihe imsslble nomlni’e. for l„„ .halrman vice president. "Hut he'is .mong „f Kepiiblnans (n I ' allvely ^ Nixoii ItiK-kefelipr ticket would be a foniiidable one Another nminiittee s|«(keMn 'optahlf to Ni> idiin of iiii* News Flashes KNOWN SINCE WAR Kennedy has known him since World War II, when Battle commanded the group that rescued Kennedy after his own PT boat was sunk by the Japanese In 1943. Asked whether Byrd, who do-ellned to support Adlal E. Stevenson four yearn ago, approved B a 111 e* s asslgiiment, .Salinger aaid the genator himself would have to be asked that. But Salinger did note Kenney conferred with Almond after' winning the presidential nomination in Los Angeles last week. ■0 # ★ Salinger also was asked to clarify his statement of last night in which he said Kennedy and Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson, his running mate, would be happy to participate in top secret intelligence brief- bad offered. A newsman said Ihe statement ST. PAUL, MINN. (iP — The which President Eisenhower Chicago-bound Mihsaukee road Hiawatha passenger train struck a large semitrailer truck near here about 1:15 p.m. today. Western Union Asks for Hike in Rates NEW YORK m—Western Union today proposed higher rales on telegrams and money orders. The company asked the Federal Communications Commission to approve the im-rease elfeclive Aug. 17. A 15-word full rate telegram would rosl 5 C'^nts more and 50-word day letters, 10 cents more. Fifty word night letters would be boosted an average of lesv than 10 cents. Western Union •Mrs. Barbara Gay I’owei-, :’I, reasoned Ford's ehanees would j ■■(„r all praetleal purpoM-s" is 1 on l*agc 2. Col. 6t rl on Page 2. Col. 6) Scouts Off fo) Jaiiiboree Telegraphic Would go up 5 I money orde would Square ratty for the presidential nominee, HAPPY ENDING Some of the Michigan delegates to the Democratic National Convention were concerned over th^ choice of Sen, Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas as the vice presidential nominee. Still, the convention had a gen-eraUy happy ending for the Michigan delegation. Mrs. Margaret Price of Ann Arbor was installed as the new woman vice chairman of the national com- Williams lost no time stumping, as promised, for the Democratic presidential candidate. ★ ♦ ♦ Wearing his familiar green polka-dot tie. he told 4(X) Poli^^kmeri-cans Sunday in Los Angeles that Kennedy’s "New Fixaitier" concept discussed in the senator’s acceptance speech Friday means "a new look—a better life for people at home and a glowing hope for justice and freedom for pec^e around the world. Shocked by the leakage of his j government’s strategy, Lumumba upbraided Lumbala before newsmen and told him:' ”I will take the most serious measures against you.” NO DENIAL ’The premier, 34, did not deny the plan, and it was learned reliably his government already li drafted a telegram for sending Moscow. The Soviet Union approved the sending of a U.N. task force ta restore order in the turbulent Cbn-go but at the same time condemned "imperialist intervention'.’ n the African nation. Soviet Premier Nikita Khruah-rhev last week promised Cougo- Kl«tl Hamv Mf* C-.\fri-can soldiers fired on Alororcan troops In Ihe Congo today and killed several, the Belgian radio said tonight. MONTGOMERY. Ain. ,W—The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.. Negro Integrntion leader, was cleared today of a second charge of perjury in filing his Alabama state Income tax. douiif as to whether li under $I(NI. The increase would (Continued on Page 2. Cbl. 8» I be graduated lor larger amounts. 00 (Jo to Colorado Hepburn .sund.yi Early thi.s morning the great adventure began for [•hild, il !>- 100 Pontiac area boy scouts and eight adult leaders. i« '*n!imf'd Amid.st the sleepy yawns of par(?nts and the excited !i I shouts of .scouts, the Clinton Valley Council’s contingent headed for the Golden Norway Helps Congo OSLO. Norway (#*—Norway will send 16 pilots and ground cre'vs as volunteers to. the United Nations forces in Congo, a fjoreign affairs spokesman said today. In Todays Press Comics S4 Comfy News 14 Editortals « Markets . i 25 OMtaarlea 8 WUsom Eai4 . Women’* Page* . OFF TO COLOKADO — A hundred Clinton Valley Council boy scouts and eight adult leaders board buses at the Tel-Huron shopping center for the first leg of their journey to the Golden Jubilee Jamboree of the Boy Scouts of America. The buses left Pontiac at r*atl«c Pr«fs FheU 5:4.’) a. m. today for Durand, wher^ the boys boarded a special train headed for the jamboree. The site of the encampment is near Colorado Springs, in the shadow of Pike’s Peak. Itmrhcy to Du-r;tnf the early diparture time, many of the Ik)>s and tlieir p:,rent.s were by 1 a.m At Durand, the | boys, boarded train* which is takipg goOCH them, by way of Chicago to the Jamboree. First eontingenls of U. S. and world Boy Scout troops already were moving Into Colorado lo> By TTiursday night, there will be 55,000 youngsters on hand for seven days of fun, frolic and fraternization. Every state and' almost 70 foreign countries will be represented. TO ARRIVE TUESDAY The Clinton Valley group will be among more than 11,000 boys and their lenders moving into the camp area Tuesday via train and speciid plane, with others showing up by bus. The Jamboree at Colorado Springs officially opens Friday and (Continued on Page 3. Cbl. 3) rwo THE PONTIAC PRESS, MOXlDAY. JI LY ^ 10^ Outdoor Accidents Fatal to 22 ■jr TV AwnrtatM Pi»m |('identfil death loll — 22 victimijof cars war their home*. A T^-! Svnny akie* lured thouunda *"**** **** year-old man waa atruck and killed MirhtRan highwaya and lakea .Sun- '^g^, wtekendi**^ * *" Detroit, iday. The goftd weather apparentl»>|auTtnga. Two amall children werel Tralfle areidenta look U Uvea figured in an u|>aurge tai the ac-lkilled when they darted in frontj aad raUlaknui arrannlrd lor only Nixon No Piker With Political Stiletto ^ Kennedy's Early-Blooining Barbs Promise Pip-Snortin' Campaign Rodefeller Heads for GOP Convention (Continued From Page One) A 34-year-oid Ontario girl on cation with her (amtly bi Upper! kept Unaelf open la a disfl. MieUgu waa killed when ahe wM some think hie arrival today Bia of the deniki. Mi«leVeMf)laa ant al control killed The Djy in Biraiiiigham Outstate Trucker Charged With Negligent Homicide atruek by a car naar a path in Gladatone. Five peinona drowited in lakea. including a 23-yeiu--old akin diver exploring the wreckage of M oM schooner SO feet down in Lain CharlavotaL And a 3Sii«ar-old w»> ter akier collapsed from a heail attack on an Oakland County laMk. with a lalge dorpa of adviaera aad consultants toipiia the ' _ of a last-ditch ettort to win the negligent homicide by Bloomfield Townatip Police in the tnfk death of a Bloamfield Hills w~ Rockefeller is chairman of the tt-vote New York convealiao daflp gation. which he ao far has held neutral. He asay clarify Ua paaWaa B> Miltl.tm vimelimcs showing (11.11 ily \VA.''IIIN<;T0N |AP'-Tt>e ISttiO ward none and malice presidential campuign will be thci Kennedy said tliiit iN'Iore Nixon ly Ues • all," 1 Traffic fatalities: ship. killed .Sunday when his; „ k8T. bicycle and a car collided m Bur- Ion Township, just southeast ofi Rockefeller will appear Toea-in Mint city limits. day before a committee drafting Cynthia Saul. 3‘i. of Kenora.-ilke 1960 Republican platform. The ................. ..................................... For Instance, in W.'ri he saW thejOnt., died .Sunday night of injuriesleommittee. headed by Charles H. imughest and toughest in years, starts d(>aiing in this campaign, ('onimiinists ' were fighting hardUuflered Saturday when she ran in |lt has already startl’d that way.'someone hiul "better cut Ihe'ior an anti Kisenhower in his arit’plance speech Fri-icards ’ The fact that Kennedy —whic h could only mean a Demo-jday night Sen John F. Kennedy, didn’t have to do this kind of eratic Congr(Mi.s—because, be said, 'the Democratic Presidential ran- thing so early in the campaign. |many Democratic candidatet be-idldate. could have been strictly but chose to, is a pretty good in-1longed to a left-wing clique which i>nD unto — Joseph Wei- inoble, leaving the gunplay till dication he will try to chop the ”loleraled ’ a Communist Con-•rnHhJr. holds a strange bird candWale to bits '~ ^ Instead, he used the first speech! The Demoerats treatment Williamsport, "Goofy” I legs but ha.s long p honked beak like’ a chicken, gray pigeon tail feathers but white chicken wing tips, a gray pigeon head but many white aniJ blue chicken head feathr.rs. ors’ pigeon eye and one chicken eye. Si'rambled i>gg. maybe. ;of his campaign to make a savage ! attack on Vice President Richairi .\1, Nixon, who almost certainly will get the Republican presidential nomination next week Cuban Catholics Protest Against (Continued Fntm Page One sador llonrv Cabot Lodge ha. one-hour dejense ready. It was like deliberately warning Nixon he was in for a bad lime. ■Kennedy, who acts cool, is a tough-young man as he showed in his determined and successful eflort to get the Democratic nomination. r\ j I Ills attack on Nixon was n 5 shocker to newsmen who arc used |lo the antics and tactics of jioliti-.dans, not because it happened, 'since that was to be expected • some time, hut bd'aiise it TTg^ pened so early in the campaign. Alter the rxcliange of speeclirs, the two fjitin American iiieni-hers of the roiinetl, .Argentina and l>iiador. Nixon himself knows what play-|ing rough means He has play^ so rough In the past that Democrats, and none more than Aespisc Dwight D. Flisenhower in 1952 and of the DemcK'ratic National ('em-1956 was f,airly inlld for a cam-|mittee, said Nixon was implying paign. But they iiad to be care-ithe Democnits were traitors, ful since Kisenhower was a high-! This year Nixon can hardly sug-| ly popular war hero. gi’st the two wealthy Democratic Nixon doesn’t enjoy such Jiroad candidates—Kennedy, a Roman affeclion if only because, like K(’n- Catholie. and John.son. a Texas nedy, he didn’t have the same Conservative—have any sympathy wartime distinction for Communists. Some of the timmunilion Nixon What he will probably try to do used against Demoerats -in the is poke' holes in the Kennedy-past—by playing on- publie fear Johnson voting records. They’ll that Comniuni.sts might be infil.iivrtninly try to^o that to him. trating-the government—has pret- But that will be only the starting ly well dried up. Commiinisls-in- point. 160 From Pontiac Take Part i stale Guard Maneuvers Lowell Collier, 27, of Hanover was killed Sunday when he loat control. of his car and struck « tree along Moscow road hi Hillsdale Cbunty. Joe W. Owen,,.fI, of Warren, was kflied Sunday when his rnr ran out of control on MSS n mile and half south of Romeo. Mrs. Alypia Wendt. 60. ot Boon-ton, N. J., was killed Saturday night when the car in which she was riding collided with another auto four miles west of Marquette. Leon Brockway, 60, of Muniiing, wa.s killed Sunday in a two-car collision on M28 in Alger County near Munising * * * Glen Hopkson, 3, of Flint, was struck and killed Sunday by a cat I in front of his Flint home. Ijirry I). Harrington, 1*. of I Flint WM killed Saturday In an I automobile rolllshm mn V.S. ^ I Hi milea north of Ann Arbor. He i was riding In a ear which was Percy, Chicago business executive. will organize 'Tuesday morning. TO PUSH HIS'VBCWS Sen. Thmston B. Morton Kentucky, Republican chairman, and Sen. Barry Goid-water of Arizona also will appear before the committee Tueedhy. Rockefeller will urge the eom-mlttee to adopt Us views on subjeota raogliig from ■■clear lestlag—he wmats It resumed— to medical earo for the aged wMch he thinks oboald be handled through existing aocial sernrity machinery. On these and eeveral other points he is In conflict with the national Republlcao administrap. tkm. He has said much hae been left undone in the fields of (dvll rights, national defense a eign policy, among others. ★ ★ ♦ Rockefeller has refused consistently > to endorse Nixon or state without qualification whether he thinks the vice president is fully qualified to berome presi- ganU»ll.H. of Ameriowi State,. ! * * ^ | GRTCyLINC. (P-Thc K,000 men of resenting Gov. Williams, ad- The Havana Communist news-} Th«’n there’s .Sen Lyndon B ithe Michigan NationaUluard’s 46thidressed the assembly: paper Hoy said any attenapt to Johnson. 'Kennedy’s running mati’;Infantry Division wi>e on th"} "We are inclined to take our pa- inten.sive four-,(ri„tigni and y-ours for granted, but piaix’ the Culmn-American dispute,for the vice presidency. Johnson is lieforc the OA.S rather than the no patsy, either. He got rough on'day I’N. was a trap. jKenni’dy — some jieople thought Among them were the 160. Cuban Defense Minister Raul!"*’ t^'Rh-before the Mnss.iehu-guardsmen «( Ponti.ie's Co. K , 2nd ra.stro. Fulel’s brother; arrived mNo lBaltlo Group. 12.5th Infantry Regi-Moscow Sunday h) b»’ seeking more economic military aid from the Soviet Un-| those who have challenged us in other years of our young past hav. h’arned that a high standard of living did not soften our minds muscle” •• Stale PoBce said Harrington •" « televUlon Interview in New York Rockefeller said he had turned down an Invitation to . . second Nixon’s nomination. He Zeetand, died Saturday when she in ifaflon front of a car in Olive guardsmen and visitant went from the memorial gathering to outdoor services of their various churches among the oaks and maples that dot the billeting areas. Temperatures were In the pleasant 70s. Township in Ottawa County. Mrs. Elmer Reif, 60, of Bay City as killed Saturday in a two-car collision on U.S. 31 near Holland. She was riding In a car which collided with a car driven by Lynn David Ward, 46, of LaPorte. Ind. Ward and four pa.ssengers in his car and Mrs. Geneva Van Tassel, Rockefeller repealed his longstanding statement he would not become an active candidate for the nomination or accept second place. This refusal to endorse Nixon r accept second place touched off GOP charges Rocke- believed^ plai’e on the tiriw’t. iment. 1 Knowing Johnson, as this wrUeri The nuineuvers follow memorinl iiuiii me " seems siitc to say he services yesterday ip which the considered likely his|*^* “’’y PU^iehes, particular-.guard.smcn honored Ihc dead and visit also would include discus-'’y Nixon, who has given the rededlcaled them.selves to the stale Mon of ^viet Premier NikitaK'’'tiK,an(l national defense sional rampRtKn. when his tactirsi *^®'*** ^^’**‘* dhWon ehH|»laln. left Roars which still infuriate the Ihe memorial Mibulo frie4 r.h.f.kjxn' - „ . , Small Car Stalks Guard |l>mo,rats. Nixon ha., b.’en a fmr- [;* '» rt luneheon was seroed at the messl Myrtle Arm.strong. 49, of| Giffdwater. I to.lLg emimL-m . Te» '"‘■I™’’*** satur- live and frequent Rockefeller Nlv r .yil ,,|,v jday when she fell from a skidding}critic who has some backing of .LIBERAL. Kan. (P-Making his "‘‘'‘Nix-, , ^ In S.itur(lays Division revie his own for the presidential nomi- J"'nod fbe ^ j Grant 24 ofi”^l,'"u* " nation, said iii Phoenix, Ariz., he jarrfjimen nnH hnu’pH fhpir hjx'iri4i!,«. . ^ . . . 'said her hiuhAnH ppiihin JQ nn.! _ -..u delegates friendly to 32. of Bay City, driver of the other fellcr is a divisive influence in the were Injured. iparty. Ooaiw A. Ymmg Service lor former Binniiigham r Gordon A. Young. 51. of UBO Oroola Rd., Troy, will be at p.m. IMeeday i(|t Manley Balky ■a k aecaaed af r _ wHh a ear driven by Mrs. Henry KoMya, ». of *66 Lmm Ptwi M„ rendt-iat la her death. Mrs. Koltys, who niffered i broken back, died a week later in St. Joeeph Mercy Hoepitai, Pontiac. Frakum was released on a |1(I0 bond the day following the accident after a witnen had brought chargee against him lor running the red light. The new charge was brought by the police after Mrs. Kolty's dea^. Frakum, bow la ladlaaa, is to retara to Michigu oa the first okarge lor a July *6 hearing be-fm Jaeflee of the Peace Elmer C. DMerie. If he falls to appear, extradition on the negligent homicide charge would be ncceetary. Police Chief Norman Dehnke said. Seven other persons were injured in the four-vehicle accident. Ikgistrations are being accepted for the dOO-mik round trip to Mackinac Island for junior high students sponsored by the Birmingham YMCA. The fourthly trip io scheduled ■ly al He k survived by his wife Beryle. MB Albert of Mackinaw City, and Archie Bliesath of Clawson and daughters Cheryl, Mrs. Charies Sternal of Bericky, Mrs. Jerry Mayk of Southfield and Mrs. Cbn e Rooke of Walnut Lake. r Aug. M. Traveling by car. the group will camp out each night in State and Water Ski Death Is Attributed^ to Heart Attack The death of a Livonia mt while water skiing on Pine Lake, West Bl(»mfield 'Township, Sunday was caused by a heart attack, has been ruled by the coroner. It was first believed t h Michael Geary, 36, of 32035 Washington St., was a drowning victim. Sheriffs deputies said Geary rollapMcd while trying to get up on water skiis. —and Fine Results r^nds in downtown Liberal early i him. doubtiul Nixon wUl be able guardsmen and bowed their heid.,[ honored as'lhe liutsf’and I®®*** Reubin, 49,.ap-Lould’ , himsec ih« ye^ tfjdurmg the totvocatam by Chaplain,lost UntfiH Lim-to Wport the party»s'con- r ^ u"! ® Swainson presented him with llie| Ronald Dials, 23, South Be^servaUi^e- wing if Kennedy d^ when las.t Friday,Hrst Battle Group. 123th lrifanlrv. j.,j.^.„rt Medal * Ind., wa. UiM SMikday-^bUfighf developed. . .lohn B. Swainson, rep-;' Call looked back to see a .'iraall . . , foreign-made car stalkng hm - *‘*’*“’ "** ** on the sidewalk. j The driver, Jim Ulmer, —- .or ^ki,» drivn, .nd jQQ Scouts From AtBa forfeited $.50 l»ond in police cxHirt. Minister Gives Help to All, Even 'Rival' Central Plains Are Assailed by Wind, Rain Set Out for Colorado (Continued From Page Onel ciency tests breaks up with a gigantic outdoor iwremony Thursday. July 28. * * 1 William C. Noshay of 2672 leading conserva-|W. Long Lake Rd., West Bloomfield Township, operating the boat pulling Geary, dived in and Tied him to shore. Deputy Coronpr Dr. Douglas A. Haddock of Orchard Lake pronounced him dead of a heart attack. convention Burial will be h Rtvcrvkw Om-tery, Chonibaaeo, Ind., Wedhes- Mr. Vemm 6M Kenn^ Casts Hook for Votes at Virginia (Continued From Page One) they would do to alone or wanted to ahare tbeee brteliage with Stevenson aad Rep. Chester Bowles (D-Coaa), their Halloa men with the White Honae. "Sen. Kennedy and Sen. Johnson wib- be happy to participate in any way the Ih’^dent desirea,” Salinger replied. He also said he expected to be in communication with the White House today with reqtect to this. The only other bosiness, as such, lat Kennedy transacted today was to ask Salinger to "let the people of-Boston and Hyannis know how excited he was at the reception they gave him when he arrived here last night." Salinger said Kennedy's wife Jacqueline presented her bus-welcome home gift of on Ing the aenator returning vtcto- The painting, Salinger said, .showed Kennedy in a sailboat named "Victura II" — a boat Kennedy had owned — arriving at shore with people greeting the senator. Pope Names Agagianian World Mission Head VATICAN CITY (AP) - Pope Jolin XXIII today formally nameJ Gi-egory Peter 'Tardinal Agagia-perfect of the Vatican’s Oon-gregation for the Propagation oi the Faith. Cardinal Agagianian succeeds Pietro Cardinal Fumasoni Biondi, who died a week ago after hea(l-ing the congregation for 27 years. The congregation directs the Roman Catholic Church mission .ac* tivities throughout the world. Elmer Bratton, 77. of Detroit was ter .mentioned no names, understood . that he lixon over Rocke- early-arriving ^ 1 unllH wtll set up their two-man tral plains with heavy ratn, swift' K,ii «>*• »•'»» ■ xkht seeing tour ...... , struck and killed by » BARKER, N. Y. (y« — When hisipotroit street Friday night {■. ir N ■ Harrington. 27. of Royal forfl ^ Vanniiam iH’lh Mullen. pa.stor of St. Patrick’s Oak was killed in a two-car col-'^’^ ^ VaiiyUOlU Church, sought aid from the nextl|ision in Redford Township of the scouting activities, motorist to come along. Detroit area Friday night, and the organi/otiim of a long se-. He got it. The next ear wasi Mrs. Ida Denton, 68, of Jackson ries of campfire trading activities driven by the Rev. Richard Reese,!was killed Friday night in a car-with units from other serliuas of miniViti'r of the Methexiist church'truck collision in Jackson, the (’ounlry and the world. at nearby .Somerset. j ★ ♦ * ■ ■*“ ' Drownings: winds and hail today I the Jamboree begins offi. elally. Some groups will remain after the ramp ends to make tours of hi.storir areas in the West The midsummer storm was rentrated in Iowa. Nebr.iska Eastern Colorado southward Oklahoma and the Texas handle Winds gusts reached I.'; miles an sPF.n.AI. TRAINAIEN hour in a Thunderstorm . i l.ub-! _ , . . , bock. Tex. Portkins of nonh Mnd} have authorized sp.’- eentral Oklahoma were laked l.v' winds up to 9.5 miles an hour and golf-ball-size ■ hail Sunday night, Stillwater and Pdnea City,' ' Okla., reported l';-ineh rainfalls. More than -an ineh-- of ram in Railixwds have ciol rates foi* all Jamboree eontin-; g('nts traveling by train The Bo\ Scouts of Amerira and lh<’ Ameri-ef Dining Car Operators, have worked together to prep.-ire a*^ special menu for the trains’ dining . . u J J . ears, guaranteeing that the Iwvs hours drenched wjde arhas of ^ eastero Nebraska and southw-^it Missoun More than two inches j^^^oree fell at Chanule in southeast Kart-, James Wayne Nulty, 24. of Stur-igis drowned Saturday in Matteson iLakc in Branch County. He gone swiqiming. The body was re-[ covered in six feet of water lOO feet from shore. Arellie Baughey, 40, of Adrian (ell from a rad and drowncxl saliirdav in Round l.ake IS milrs west of Adrian. Baughey was on a pontoon rad with his 'uKe and Ihn-e daughters. Enters fray Early (Continued From Page One) have been stronger If the Demo-rrata had aeieeted Sen. Stuart Symington (D-Mo) beeauae both are recognized aa defense experts. Ford is ranking RepOblican member of the House su’oeommit-jtee on defense appropriations. He ha.s consistently back^ President Eist-nhower’s defense program. ^Another storm" droppixi rams m southern Minnesota northern Iowa Sunday. The Weather Dlrtctloii—Wnterl ae;.vy The jubilee i.s Ix'ing held on "2, 1 anil 000 acres of the Rex ri se .! Diamond Ranch, owned by .Mr and Mrs. R. E. Johnson. The site is eight miles norih of Colorado Springs and adjoins the l"..S,...\ir F»n U S. w»tkrr lurf.i BrMrt Foi’ce Acadcmy. rO.STIAC AM) VICINITZ — P»tU» vlik AlwrAMB *r ctrRlng tkan- .\s the first Units neared the the .hadow ot hu. Peak, everything was j ----- ' ready for the creation of what ,. will become—temporarily—Colo- ! ^ do'a fourth largest elty. I ' it will have Its own hospitals and churches, a newspaper,‘radio; 'station and complete telephone net-; ' work. U Postal service—geared to handle, 12 more than e million pieces-of during the Jamboree*peritxi—start-; ;ed over the weekend. Reading posts ■ already are in operation , JAPANESE ON HAM) » i A 111-boy unit from Japan al-i ready is in Colorado, scattered with} domestic qnits. * | The biggest foreign delegation} moves in Thursday when some 350 Canadian Boy Scouts set up their j •ill Lffut tcmp«i WctUwr—Ctoodz. rsln aifb«4 sM" lAVMt Tllakkrslkrt) TU< BsU Is M Tnn DetraU n U Psilstoa ssriorth g O RapMi «] «4 8 PrtnclMi ^ihwn 71 kS BJI. Mkrl« JMkMantte W TJ TriTetM C JtosBM C. rt w WMhlnr— ^(inettok S " “ -‘J* 4 tn iMi tents and star) operatingX *«s 57' arrivals, fburs of «ii "'’•**y *”*. Carson and the .Air 51 w Foece Academy, plus the Denver In M '”**• ■od other sight-seeing sf-M nj IracHoaa, are on the schedules. n M lie also is a member of the Re-Ipublican policy committee for thi> House and has a repuialion of belie was leaning over the side-,'ing one of the hardest working trying to repair the broken shear; lawmakers in Congress, pm on his outboard motor, when ♦ ♦ * he fell in and went down in 35. "We want Foi-d to speak to feet of water 300 yards from shore.'every delegation if he can.” Goe-i .loseph A. Robbins, 23, of Frank-;bel said. “And we also want tO; enmuth, drowned Sunday in Lake;know how the favorite son situa-Charlevoix while skin diving. tion is going and who are second' Chni’les Berner, 24. of Grand and third clwlces on this thing." Lixlge, drowned Sunday in Lake lhus the preconvention prepara-.Mirhigiin seven miles south of lions and contacts by delegates at Pentwater. He was riding in a boat 'the start of the session, which capsized. ♦ * * Frederick Reiferi, 9, of Dundee. Others mentioned as possible drowned Sunday wjiile swimming[running mate for Vice President at Edelena Park, five miles wesl'Richard ,M. Nixon are Attorney of Dundee, jCeneral William P. Rogers, Labor Mark Pierce, 8. of rural Dowling, I Secretary James Mitchell, United ;drowned Sunday while swtomingjNations Ambassador Henry Cabot iQcar Lake in Berry County. |l-z)dge Jr., and New York Gov. ) Nelson fEockefeller. Miscellaneous: Michael Geary, 38, of Livonia. | Upsala is a cathedral and univer-suffered a fatal heart attack Sun-|sity city in Sweden, 50 mUes north while w-ater skiing on Pine'of Stockholm. Its population is in Oakland County. 'about .30,000. FOR BES,T POSSIBLE PICTURES FROM EVERY FILM On tap for the first several (fays .. .. 'e a two-night rodeo, appearance - „ 75 ii'of Western movie and telev-Lsion; 2 s jj 2:*“”’ •cti''-! Tib8* II Tilities — featuring tradmg, profi- PbiiIUc Pr«»« rkalB (OPTER HEI.PS .searchers-a iwliocopter from the \^lfridge Air Force Base hovers over searchers on Ciibert Lake. Kym Its lofty Jiosition the copter crew cafi more efficiently direct divpjy tr>ing to reeovcr'the body of Robert D Scott of Birmingham \ho drowned there last nighf. The search was still .going after ndon today. A Good Credit Record Will Help You Pack for That Vacation! You’ll probably have to do quite a bit of shopping before you start on that vacation. Clothing to bring that outmoded and scanty vacation wardrobe up to snuff. Needed repairs on the car, etc. This alt takes money, that’s when you’ll find " your charge account a mighty helpful thing. Plan your trip. Buy wisely. Pay promptly. In this manner your good credit record continues to be a credit to you. To Maintain a Good Credit, Buy Wisely, Pay Promptly POMTIAC CREDIT BCREAIJ, Inc. The Credit Bureau of Pontiac Organized July 12. 1923 333 North Perry Street Pontiac 16, Mich. Protect Your Credit and It Will ^Protect You! THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY. JULY 18. 1060 Ford Underdog, Booster Says .Foniidr Mayor Gbobol , Usts GOP Man'i.Rivals for Voop Nomination GRAND RAPIDS (»-The’ chiJr-nun o( a committee boortlng Rep. Gmld Fofd (R-Mlch) far the Republican vice preakfential nomina-tfan laid Saturday that Ford rently ii an unde^ In the nM;9. Paul Goebel, a farmer Grand Rapid! mayor. Hated Ford’i chlel rival! for the nomination aa United Nations Ambaaaador Henry Cabot Lodge of Maasachusetta and Sen. Thruston Morton of Kentucky, the GOP national chairman. ★ ★ , * Following a committee atrategy seaiisn. Goebei laid in an interview "we an amaaed” at lbs wjdespnad interest in Ford as a potential running mate for Vice President Ridiard M. Nixon, who is regarded as a shoo-in for tlie GOP nonflnatton for president. * ★ * Goebel said the committee will opn a Ford campaign headquar ten in Chicago this week. The Republican convention opens there July 25. Michigan’s ddcl^tion is pledged to Ford for vice pr^ide^ - ^ Johnson Puts Stress on Best and Relaxation JOHNSON emr, Tex. (AP)— Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson today put rest and relation ahead of political campaigning and Congress. * -k -k Johnson's aides said he had no scheduled conference^ todhy and _ plSnntnt t« «pp»nt twnrh rJ th» Mmg going over the operation of the LBJ Ranch, 11 miles west of here, where he and his family are resting after the Democratic National Convention at. Los Angeles. “We are not going to talk any business the next few days except cow business,” the vice pfesiden-tial nominee said. k k Johnson has indicated there will! be no campaign planning session whiie hs is here, although he is| In frequent telephone contact wlthj the presidential nominee, Sqn. John F. Kennedy of Massachusetts. Russians Will Build Steel Plant in Cuba have an annual capacity of a mil-'ten tons a year. Capt. Antonio Nunes Jimenez told a television audience Friday night the steel plant will be a mafor unit of Induijfrlal pro)-ecta for which he contracted during a fMir of Iron Curtain countries. ' ___________ THREE SIMMS IS gH A OPEN 'til in TONITE lU open late w smart ihoopert «eho can't come to Simms during ttfe day. tan cpme with the fsmdv at night — special isvlngs to make your trip downtbwn worthwhile. Tonite and Tuesday vakias. freEw,t!7£ REGULAR# GENTLE# SUPER 1.33 plus tax e sme M N. Saginaw -^oia Hoot N. Sgginow —TmmUr Owned Depb ftei* fOUR THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY. JULY i j IMP Eisenhowers Hope to Visit Denver Sen. Jackson Heads Dem Committed .. .xp, - Started Career in Slot Crackdown IdCMt Uid Mn ||Op€| to vfcrit Denvor briefly Ut* thjf' LOS ANGELES (»-Henty M. He wiy* beinx • iMchelor hu,in 1952 defeated lUiNMlcaBinctiiii- He remiaded her of a < JedMM'e ago, odw wm atwayi niagteietor — the public intercat to got married," the brown^iaired, biue<«)we eem t HoueerScoop" Jacionn, the new chair- not, hurt him in politici. said SahBday. 1"^ ^ Democratic Natiofial notUNO SERIOUS UK nw UOf t raothw, <»- John S. DoMd. ia serioualy iU lai«« 22 yean ago aa a comity the Colorado capital. iprooecutor who cracked down on Hie vacaUonli« President plan tint machines in hie home town of to leave Newport July 26 to ad-lEverett, Wash, dres the Republican National; *. Convention in Chicago that eve-l ^ is k, k«. kM.n in mhU/- ny on ue beaten for public office. but always him and his wife \cr the next day James C. Hag^y, R’hiie House I •umlly serious, press secretary. Indicated a Den- ready te reael » Stav would be for only two or .nitle. dacksoa Is th*e«' days at most maa af Norweglaa denMeot. bent Harry P. Cain for a aaat In the Senate. Jaeksoa beat Cain by UMM D.C., but aays there le aoltiiag serious. In 1940. at the age of 26, Jack-son stepped from the job of Snohomish County (Washington! __ __ Often attacbad, was when he do- Rm sameItverad atwipageri ta Everett. Kate by H6.6M. Jackson was re-elected to Senate hi 19M by a awjority oti' abnoat TO per cent, largeet hi tiK ‘ History of his home state. KENNEDVR 0JOUL nUENDg The junior senator from Wash- Hc w!ig re-elected five timei and Your precious eyes deserve the best in sight Every modem facility for the proper egamlnatioM of yoiir eyes, the correct grinding of lenses and fitting of eyewear is available at the Nu-Vision Optical studios. Perfection is l{ie creed by which our examining . optometrists, laborolory technicians and fftting room consultants must work. WHICH DO YOU PREFER? smitnr to a scat in the U.S. Housejlngton Is a dose fiimd of of Rcprruchtatlvwi, ^ John F. Kranrdy. ths Democratic presidential nominee, and Kennedy's brothers. They play at ball for relaxation between of Oongress. He IfliM te Bwtm aud ‘No one sbpuld enter politics unless he is a good sport." Jackson said Thuraday after Kannady told him he had Upped Sen. Lyadon B. Jobnaon of Texas to ba running mate. Jadann wanted the Job. He said he was disappointed, but wouid do whatever Kennedy and Johnson wanted him to do. * * After the decision for the vice presidential nomination against him, Jackson was uiged by Kennedy to take the Job of chairman of the Democratic National Committee. In almost M years sf oeagres-shmal service Jeekson’s asajsr late rests kave bsm aatlsaal defense, aahiral ressarees aad sneh welfare matters aa education and medical research. In i960 he turned down an offer to be imdersecretary of interior. BUSY ON COMMlTTEEg lor of lawfl degree from the Uni-o| |Vaahii«tn la UBS, Is a iWuaat. nMdle aamarlfartlii. is afl-iiHa Lather. 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DeMilie Dies at Age of 87 HOLLYWOOD • I- Mra. Cta-tewa dc MIBr widow of late prateiBar diwctei Cecil B. de Mille, diad fliuday atght la the tamBy hone in HoBywood's LangUhi Put diatitet. She was IT. Mrs. De MUle had bacn te poor salth for oeveral years aad re-ecotiy contracted a severe eaee of pBetmioala. Her noted bnaband died of a heeit attack'Jan. a. Mra. Do Mille wae bom ,. a, 1IT3, te East Oraags. NJ. 9bt became aa aetrew over the pro-testa of her father, Judge Frederic Adams of the New Jers^ State Court of Errors and Appcpla ----------------— I She met De Mille, then an actor, TV sextant, an instrument forjwhen both Appeared in the Wash-measuring' angular distances at ington, D.C, production of (Vries was perfected Independently Frohman's “Hearts and Trumps.'' in 1790-31 by Godfrey of Phila- The couple was married Aug. 16, delphla and Hadley of England. >1902. 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So eald Herodotue, the G r e e k Metortan, etining up a (Hactiaaian hat hai intrigued omlthologiBti foi nme 2J00 yuan. The pnblw ti rrueedUe tooth picking reeeaMy came np at the Fivi la too MN howo 0 Man Who Quit SSOmjobOut oi Work Again U JOLLA, Calif. (APi-Tam anphler. who (piit a SaO^pOO-a-year job. to attack government de-lenae poUciee, ia loofclng lor work then ia a persiBtent traditua oil again — diaappointed and about In toe end, the advice ol Dr. Hgihcrt Fi'iednuinn, Smidwooiaa Inettoitlha ornithokigiat, prevailed. "If they were my btrda." Df. Frietonann aaid, Td keep them in a aale place.” ot toe Boo’a caution. the crocotole'e He waa vice prealdent ot General Dynamica Omvah- Diviaion. Lanphier claima the Eiaenhow- mouth often ______________ ______ leechea. which the plover pteka out whtte the reptile Ilea "with hla mouth wide open, fadng the weat-embreeae. Thla benefita the cr^Ue. who la plea^, and hej*^,h ^tional aafoty by falling .u takm care not to hurt the crocodile,approve omatrucUon of laVr inumbera of miaallea and pianca. Through the yeara. other obaerv- . e * e en have reported aeeing thla bird „ u 1.1 . or blueirray and' white plumagel , , . ^ , . ibecauae crltlca charged he waa removing leeches and insects from,o„,y ,ry,„g ^ crocodiles. n,uj|t Author, Playwright Vidal Downod by Pnoumonia LOS ANGELIS (AP) - Gore Vidal, the author and playwright. Is confined to a hotel suite here Ith pneumonia * * * Doctora say his case la light -nd he may be able to leave sometime to^ for hla New York *“ome. Vidal Is' campaigning for Congress in New York Slate. Ills late grandfather, Thomas Gore, was U.8t ynatoc. ft-om Oklahoma. * * * Currently a Broadway hit la VldaTi play, ‘ The Beat Man.” He| also Is the author of ”Vlsit To A' Small Planet” and many short stories. Iceland' has no army, 1 foru. tr\ Godthaab 1a the capital dty 'fk [Greenland. 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Cuban Shift to Russia Seems to Have Slowed WASHINGTON (AP) — Cuba's | the Havana government that the awing toward the Soviet Union United States is guilty ot econ- aure from its Latin American neighbors, diplomats said today. They pointed to: a recent statement by a top (Tuban official that the Cubans woul«L fight any attempt to mkke their island a Soviet satellite, (Tuba’s apparent retreat from veiled threats against the U.S. Naval Base at Guantanamo Bay, and Havana’s mild reaction to a proposed review of threats to Western Hemisphere unity. ★ ♦ ★ The observations came as the Organization of American Statps prepared to give final approval by an overwhelming vote to a tall for its foreign ministers to meet to consider menaces which affect hemisphere solidarity, the regional system, and democratic principles. The 21mation OAS Council meets at 4 p.m. to approve Peru’s resolution for the ministerial meeting. RESOLUTION SEEN Diplomatic sources at the United Nations said another resolution dealing with (Tuba—a charge by to the OAS. ★ ★ ★ . U.N. repreaentatives from Argentina and Ectudor were expected to propose the move today when the Cuban resolution before the Security Council. Cuba's U.N. ccxnplaint accuses the United States of attempting what Havana called econctnic strangulation through government actions related to sugar and oU. Representatives of 17 countries I addition to Peru approv call for the OAS ministers’ ing. Mexican and Venezuelan representatives, awaiting instructions from their governments, did not vote on the council call at a preliminary session Saturday in Washington. # * ★ The one-sided expression of opinion in the Saturday meeting was interpreted as strong Latin American aversion to Soviet interference in hemispheric affairs. 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MONDAY, JULY 1»( 1960 Oimutf and PuWihed Locally by Tha PonUac Pratt Company Eisenhower Is Right Man to Protect Our Country’s Honor Dwight D. Eisenhowih is exactly where we need him—in the White House, ★ ★ ★ Now, SM never before, do we need a man of Eiscnhower'a stature and character to apeak for the free world. The head Red has manufactured a new pack of lies out of an airplane incident and charged us with infringing upon Russia’s right and Russia's territory in worldwide denouncements. The President replied. And he didn’t duck or dodge. ★ ★ ★ ^ Flatly, he told the world thkt Red China Challenged in Khrushchev Speech Premier Khhushchiv’s recent speech In Bucharest announcing that coexistence will be the ba91s of Russian foreign policy has presented Red China with a problem. He declared that the teachings of Marx and Lemn in this field have been superseded by events. Mao Tse-tuno and Chou En-LAi are said to feel that the speech was aimed at their conception of Marxist diplomacy. They don’t know whether to denounce the Khrushchev doctrine and withdraw from the Communist bloc or to line up with Russia.' ★ ★ ★ Foreign political experts believe that MAO wants to play for time while Chou is urging that China modify her policy to meet the situation created by Khrushchev and ac-* cept the coexistence line. Speaking at Peiping and without referring directly to the Khrushchev speech, Gen. Li Chinmin criticized those “modem revisionists’’ (who are) “frightened out of their wits by imperialist blackmail of nuclear war, exaggerate the destructiveness of nuclear war and beg for peac.e at any price.” ★ ★ ★ The fact that Premier Khrushchev announced his doctrine to the leaders of European Communism seems to be a deliberate challenge to the leaders of Red China. Khrushchev’s sUtementa were untrue and completely false. He nailed the voluble Russian right in his tracks and threw his words back in his teeth. ★ ★ ★ There are times when honor and decency must be protected and defended promptly. There have been times in the post, when this country has let Russia and other nations (notably Cuba) “get away” with minor incidents of no importance. There’s no rea-.son why the United States should set itself up as a prompter and critic of all Russia’s misdeeds and mistakes. But there are times ^ when action is demanded. This was one of them. And the President spoke. ★ ★ ★ We need a man in |he White House who understands national and International complications and incidents. We need a man who understands foreign thinking and foreign psychology. In short, this is a very fortunate time for us to have a professional soldier in the White House—and a professional soldier who is wise to the wiles and the machinations of the Russian murder terrorism and intrigue. ★ ★ t No matter whom we elect President in November, this gyeat nation and the world in general would profit by having Dwight D. Eisenhower Secretary of State. The Man About Town « Loads of Cure Alls Dominated Advertising in Papers Years Ago Trevel: What broadens a person. also llattena—fiaanclatly. Voice of the Pec^le Gived Suvmrt to Editoiial Agaxiut Fireworks The odtterial la The Pram on Jaly U. ^«ardtag the dtaaMroua me of firewoita ««« the July 4 weehend was eaceJteoL I wish to add mV whofeheattod aopport to everythtag that was written. \ ★ ★ ★ ir if it Fire iriiidi dtotntfa jmr e _ . pletely disnvto your aenml pemdt el lito Of you are huky emugbr tollve) is had anHph. M when It to camsA fay e flicwaihs dhplay thet providee only tenpomy tdeeeure tor nlatlvely Jew peogle, M ia ‘Welfare StaU Will ‘Adlai Shows Mark Support Families’ of Spineless Man’ A word of advice to the poor un- Adlai Stevtowon wm the most^ fortunate who wants to know how pathetic person at the convention. to keep his wife and glri friencloa His expresstea of tnbtic. eager* little money: search for approval is me mark of Where have you been the last ■ •ptoeless man and the thought . few years? Apparentiy you don’t of him as Presidetit or Secretary know what has been going on In of State la frightenl^We need a thto welfare Stole. hlinaelf and of h It it his coavictiaBa. not one with the ... shadowed aeioas his Gel the trisad ea the ADC — tegittmate family oa the wet-' fare. That way the more chU- ^^ong Message race heries. Thee Oa the mooey year bookie makes for you, you have tt made. _ Thinks Conventions Aren’t for Women Dayid Lawrence Says; Here’s How to Junk Conventions LOS ANGELES-A travesty and a tragedy, a spectacle that should cause the American people to hang their heads In shame—this is the convention system of today, where-^ by the major po- litical parties choose nominees for the presidency and vice pres-idencydof the United States. The majority of the voters in each party in America has little or nothing to say about the selection of their president, except to choose between two candidates, neither of whom was picked by the electorate as a whole. what’s a few millions of when we spend bUUous sbroad to preach that same gospel? The real defect of the convention system is that it is undemocratic, unfair and, in some respects, fraudulent. Manipulation and “rigging” are possible under it, and the whole thing reeks of hypocrisy, as promises made repeatedly in campaign speeches and platform pledges are blatantly distegarded. BEING BAMBOOZLED When will Americans begin to reaUze they are being bamboocled? Delegation after delegation weiit home from the Democratic Con-vention here with a feeling of bewilderment and helplessness. It was a feeling'that someone else had decreed what they were to do The Almanac By Ualled Press InterasUonsI party’s vice presidential nominee. (Copyright ISM) Women are completely out of ’ ^ place taking part in a p^tical convention. The rrie is unbecom-Tbere's nothing to worry about— . htgand unfeminine and theyahould let the taxpayers support you. stick to the spectators’ gallery and They love little children. To find voting booths and leave gavel fault with this system at under- pounding and political "dirty work” writing potential juvenile delin- to the men. quents is to make motherhood a ,fhnialo crime, and we couldn’t do that, ------ ^Advertising Causes : Blue Cross Defidf The Blue Cross-Blue Shield is losing money, yet the organization spends hundreds of thousands of ’ Today is Monday, July 18, the dollars for national advertising. If , - .. . ... ..... doctors are losing mmey on- present membership, why try to« The moon is approadiing its new increase the number, and why does. phAse. the Blue Cross keep on raising The morning stars are Mars and fees to the staff of hospital doctors Saturn. and surgeons? The evening stars are Jupiter Pretesting and Saturn. ________________ ★ ★ ★ On this day In history: In ^ A.D., Nero fiddled as Rome burned. In Ull. English noveUst WUliam Makepeace Thackeray was born. In 1914, the U.S. Army created an aviation sectioiy within the Signal Corps and six planes were made available for aerial training. -and that their role as delegates was one of puppetry. * A A If a presidential-preterence primary were held nationally by each party and the privilege of voting the 200th day of the year, with 166 therein given only to tfaoae who had more in 1960. formally registered beforehand in a particular pwty—thua diaqualify-ing them from participating In the opposite party’s primary—there would be a chance to count the total number thimtohout the nation in a particular party. The eaadMato who carried the popalar vote ol the whole country ia his party would become the presidential aomince, and the Portraits : Water ‘Leaking’ into Atlantic Nine marine research ships from-five countries have coiApIeted an international search to find a “leak” in the undersea ridge vi^ich forms the arctic basin. ’Their scientists disco huge cleft in the ridge Iceland and the Faroe is Through this opening the freezing water from the hot of the arctic sperads out ai( the bed of the Atlantic. \ • ★ ★ 'A- \ For a month the co-operating ships —three from Britain, two from N(>rV way, two from Germany, one from\ Iceland and one from Russia—' worked courses 10 miles apart. With sensitive instruments they measured the currents and tracked the arctic water by its temperature, density and salt content. Among other things the findings will affect fisheries and meteorology. ★ ★ ★ Proof of the existence of the outflow into the Atlantic also di^ poses of the suggestion that the arctie night safely be used as a dump for atomU waste. Hie escaping water ’^ould simply carry the contamination into the Atkntic and cventualty into man's food supply. Hta* is another potent argument f » ing too much salt keeps the body io^^“^hto^w^ Case Records of a Psychologist: ter-logged or bog-^^^B^^H , Prison Term Can Be Profitable nasal passages and the covering of the turbinate b^ies. And that la the human herd at the big city train gate . . . The face at the window of the sootladen car . . . Veiled in a shroud of blue tobacco smoke . . . 'The face in the fqrest of daily newspapers . . . Ahead of the thick morning headlines . . . And behind the thin evening news columns ... The face mounted on a snorting iron horn . . . Beside the brown picket fence of railroad ties . . . Lying (ace down oh a rocky roadbed .. . And at the end of the line, the palefaced conductor . . . Who has punched out a career of commuting. (Copyright. 1960) which had the primary system began gradually abandeming It as a means of making nominations for the presidency, though in nlany instances retaining primary elections for other offices. EXPENSE JUS'HFIED » There is nothing wrong with two separate elections—one to nominate a candidate in each party, and one to elect the president. Certainly this would be expensive, but so are many things in the democratic way of life. It often is said in opposition that primaries by states involves extensive campaigning by the candidates. But television answers that argument. It is urged, also, that such nationwide campaigns cost a lot of money and that only a rich'man or a man with rich friends can run. But the American people will gladly rsdse the funds to help candidates who have been given substantial endorsement in their respective states. A plan can aurely be devised to take care of the finances, even If the federal .government Itself has to foot the bUI. For. after The Country Parson Verbal Orchids to- Mrs, Corn Webster of 98 Mark Ave.; 92nd birthday. Harrison Fosbinder of Birmingham: 84th birthday. Horace G. Rhnbottom of Bloomfield Hills; 82nd birthday. Mr. and Mrs. WiUiam MacGonigsl , of Auburn Heights; 53rd wedding anniversary. Mrs. Virgie Bressler of Pontiac; 86th birthday. Mrs. Mamie Blackmore o| Imldy City; 85th birthday. The water-logged mucous mem-brane lining the nasal passages is swollen, narrowing the airway through the nose, and this causes mouth breathing, if not when the person is awake then surely when he falls asleep. If you keep your mouth shut when you're asleep your snoring, if any, will probably not disturb the neighbors. It is open mouth snoring that worries the captive audience. WATER LOGGED SNORER A water-logged individual lying flat on his back with mouth open snores noisily. If he In completely relaxed hi* tongue drop* back and blocks the airway to the windpipe like a ball valve, momentarily choking or ntrangling him. The common expression is “he swallows his tongue.” Even though this rarety proves fatal 4L is distressing to anyone who has to listen to it. To relieve or correct open mouth snoring, no matter whether the individual is just asleep or in coma, turn him to one side or the other, almost prone, that is, almost on his belly, in a position like that of the subject in &-hafer's prone-pressure resuscitation. At the same time raise the foot of the bed on blocks four or five inches high. A person lying with hips higher than shoulders does not so readily "swallow his tongue” When unconscious. This maneuver not only eases the difficult breathing of a comatose person but relieves the strain on everyone around him. If tor say reawa a snoring patient cannot jhe turned off his back, merely drawi«g his jaw forward and hooking his lower "Uwv spots in our charactcis, like gullies in our fields; could be filled in if we had enou^ high' •pots to do it." applying mouth-to-raouth resuscitation - keeps the tongM from falling back and Mocking the airway. Of course, it Is necessary to h(dd profit from a prison term and salvage those years by learning how to play the game of life successfully. Everybody makes mistakes, but it is stupid to keep on doing so. Instead, learn how to win by playing the game legitimately. By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE CASE F - 419: Ned R.. aged 39, is ending 10-years In prison. "Dr. Oane, we have followed your column in the CMumbus CITIZEN with great interest,” he began. "In fact, we now have class'es in this prison where we study public speaking and other topics that involve Applied Psychology. "You may not know It but hundreds of your educational bulletins are circulating among the '" mates and being used in class work. ^ne'" “ “*• «ane parole in a couple of months. I plan to return to my wife and two children who are now in high school. "Although I’ve been away from them for a long time, I have tried to help make up in a small way, at least, by urg^ the children to study the ‘worry-cUple’ citory day. AAA ."Any my wife makes a scrapbook of all the cases, too. They have deared up a lot of mistaken notions that I used to havq, so l should be a far better husbahd and father when I return home. ” NEVER. TOO LATE Christ was.crucified between two thieves. One of them didn’t profit from contact with the Great Teacher. But the other did. It is thus possible for every human being to brgak his slavety to behavior by his brain. We can lop off excess fat by dieting. We can break the liquor habH or the tobacco habit or the gamMing habit, or our addiction to drugs and thievery and other crimes. Perhaps the vast majority will remain slaves to their habits. But you don’t need to do so. It is up to each person. Saul of Tarsus was a vindictive, bigoted religious fanatic who persecuted even hiS own people. He wps actually worse in this respect than Hitler. But he received a new point of view on the road to Damascus,-and ever afterward wag just as zealous in the cause pf Christianity. Men like Ned, who have spent time in prison, can nctnaliy nti-Um those yesrs as an opportunity for constructive education. A prison term can serve like four years in ooUege as a time to neqnire a lot of helpful Informa-tiou for happy, normal family life back home. LIFE’S A GA.ME Successful living is a game. It has certain rules. And violation of those rules le^ds to punishment. In a similar manner, on the gridiron a player is penalized for violating rules. Thus, offsides and holding and unnecessary roughness, draw 5 to 15 yard penalties. Ia the game of life, If a player tries to eteal meaey, tostoad ef earalag tt la aa apprwnd acetal maaner, he Is peanitMd. It a • baekelhall player draws tee maay peaaltlea, he may ha taken eat of the game, at least ter a qneri-er. A law breaker in modern society is likewWe taken out of the game for a given space of time in prison. But does that basketball player use that time to develop more ways of Mreaking the rules? Certainly not! waste his time in jail studying other methods of committing crimes when he gets out That is a stupid, juvenile attitude.*-So if you' are in jail or in mlli- . tary service or in college, take frill advantage ol all constructive edu- cational opportunities. Then you can "cash in” on them legitimately when you get back to civilian life. ; One of Amerlca’e hugest ad-vertlaing companies wee foonded and built by a man who rehabilitated hhn^f while servlag a prison term. I have personally written many letters to men like Ned who were in prison throughout America tor they can make topnotch citizens when they return home. A- A -n Alwsri wi^ to Dr. Qsort* W. Omi* * PM»i, Posttoc. • typing and prtoUnf eotto vbn you icnd ptyebototlesl chart* hod pam- ■ (Oepyright IIM) )ctat*d feet* to aoutted IrtU* iT“*n'’ A? *y»ttoc prat to daUrtrn by man jn Oakland. Otnew*. Ltving-Ji?*- «**®?l*- t-spwr tad Waih- Uaa« Ctunttot It U ,1S.M a yadr: lOebtoao. Ito^r if «£ THE PONTIAC PRESS. SEVEN WORRIED OVER DEBTS? Seeks to Aid Business t/.5. Nudges Economy NO SKURITT 0« INOORURS RIQUIRIO OHt riACt TO PAY ■Witatas S!s“>»w!,nsf,saE!a" But whether the nudge* to the ^ **P^«e« ^*di* To*" »«t • to II JVeoo. £*®T COUNSttUW^ nudge toword getting nwre hustne** done. One day he Is trying to make money a bit easier for corporate or government bor rowers. The next (toy he is trying to get home building to start up] taster pace. 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QK S Chapter of FarminKttm Tuesday at Trlnil.v Baptirt Church brother, WBl of Alrooni. and Deaths Elsewhere NEW YORK (AP)-Dr. Aaron N. Gaielik. SI, InttrnallnnnRy M a Surviving are her hwband with burial In Unk Hill Cemetery. 21 grandchildren. former Pontiac lumber dealer, andj^ *• William two brother*. Elton Randafl Home Southfield and Alfred of Noi1 Branch.. Serv ice will be held at 1 30 p m Wednewlay at Donelaiin-John* 1\. iter,d Home with burial in N> ii' I taviai S«nd Troops to Congo, MRA. DA\iD oxRarv U.N. Roquosts Swodon SOUTH LYON-Servtee tor -tor-1 STOCKHOLM fUPI»-SwedlNi of-MR.H. BI RT k. ftiBB mer New lludaon readdent Mr*.L,j^- ronnrm»/i tnri.v Hui ««<• CUyUCSTON-Servire for Mri. David (Betty Savtaui O’Uary. 41. conHirort today **«* Hu.1 r. (Nancy Relief. Cobb. 83.!of Winterpark. Fla . will be „ retary General Dag HammarikJoldL^^ ot H E Church St will be at 1 2 P m. Wedneaday at Phillip* Eu-»»« ««ked Sweden to contribute . _ Mtea. He f» tlrad from the Air fWta lot yanr after 42 year* aeretee. * * * NEW YORK (API - Mb r. Gehan. IS. prealdent of Amcftean Explorer Line*, iteamrfiip . died of a heart attack In K Hl| NEWPORT. 1^. I. (AP) - Me]. Gen. Louie kfcOtely Lltlle, ID, USMC (ItetJ, who retired in ISO “ B*- efter 42 yean eervlce with the ward r. McGrady. a. former ae- Marimg, aed Saftnday. He «w -‘-*-ot aecretaiy of h*- - —^ ----- ------------ action In thF Boxer Rebellion hi Pekin and aerved in the PhlUp-plnet, in Pananui and in Hal^ Furmmgttm Ohietery . Khachaturian Opera Due p ni tomorrfiw Foncral Home land Hill* MenvMi«l Parle Ome- the Congo' Radio Corp. of Araerka. later be- MRs n itFollli F.tsoN Borial will follow in Wevt Bui-•*'>^«vi. ♦ a ♦ P,aning a .vice president ^Ir^. CliUurd .U<>' ;i3. hiigton ( enietcry. -Silverwood Mr* O'Leary died in an Ortando The vpiAesman said the Inxipsidlrei-tor of RCA. of 97 l.iiH St died Satiirda.v follow- Mi>- Cobb died yenterday in Pon- Flu . hoapilal Vtedneaday after a probably will be taken from the! * -a * i.'iK a Ions illnevv iito (iencial |fc»pil.il afti-r a brief nionth * Mine**. ^ Swedish t-ontingenf In the Garaj OXFORD, England lAPi-Air' MOSCOW iAPi Soviet rom- Sie i> >ui-vi\cd b> Im'i liu>liaiid She wm a past president of the,*'*'^l’ ;Marshal Sir Raymund Hart, Cl.jpoaer Aram Khachaturian expect* .'W son. (Tifford Ji ol Piiitia.. .sIm> w a* a member of the aarh»-Lyon Township PTA and a member * * * Vadar pioneer, died Saturday at tp complete hia firvt opera won. t'v-5 daughter*. Mrs Ruth tirnccy Ion I’loneeri Club. of New lludaon Methodiat Church. MlnUler T*ge Ertander hi* home near (Mord. In 1936 he It I* about the tavortte poet of the nnd Anna Hae. both of Pontuic; Suivivub are five daughter* where she also waa organist fori*^^*^^ Cabinet to an urgent became asaociatixl with Sir Rob-pucaaoi, Sayatnov. The n sislci I and fi\e graiKichildiTii Mr*. .Mace E. Crittenden of Flint! 10 ywrx. Servue will be held al 11 a m. Mrs Kenneth Johnson of Clarfc*-\\i;dnesda.v at Newman A M F ton Mr*. Harriet Ballard of Feni-Chuivh wiih burial at Oak Hill dale. .Mr*. Arthur O'Hare of Flush. Omeiery. The body is at the ing and Mra. Thel Miller of i jq. Frank Carruiher* Funeral Horne i*inK: two son*. Burt of Kingston Kdwapd A Hllliker. X. of l.i* grandchildren tVaiier Rd , Walerlta-d Township died today following an illness of »KS. rHAKI.IJl EI.I.KTr *< ven years, •\n employe of X>neral Molor> Surviving are her husband David, son Rand of Ypailanti. parent* Mr. and Mrs. Luther Rix of Novi and two brothers. meeting to discuM the Hammar-ert Watson Watt and was respon- wlD be premierad by the Armenian •kjold 'slhldi Inr traiikifW ftra# paelaplAn*ra in WMran I Bible tor training the first radarlOpera House in Erevan. SPRIMII%Dn60VRTMLE Ono of Many Pni|Hi on Salt RRICf 128” Prieg irKludes lettering and delivery to your cemetery lot. Add fourKlotion cost only PONTIAO BRANITE I MARBLE 00. 269 OaUBBtl Ave. Ft 2-4100 MRU. HENRY Ml PE HIGHLAND - Service for Mr* Henry tFanny) Saupe, 83. of 1010 Gfubb Rd. will be at 3 p.m. to-; morrow at Richapdson-Blrd FUner-MitITE LAKE TOMN.SHIP -I"' w«h burial in Highland for Mrs Charles (AnnaiL>metery. I ol 9041 Gale Rd..i M'"*- Saupe died yeiterday at her Wedneiday' ati**®"’^ a three-month iUnes* • • all ^ Trmk an«i Cnuih Division, he w Della i Hletl. I M.nived by his wile, Clara L ; will Ih> at Hi ____ ihiee daughters. Eleanor. Janet Coals Funeral Home, with buriail Surviving are five daughters, and Denise, all at home; and one in Flushing Cemetery Marie of Highland. Mrs. Ernesti Sister,. Mrs Harol(T Carpenter-of Mrs Ellett died yesterday in of Ardora, Pd . Mrs. Clai-j f‘oiitiH<- Gener.it TtOspitaJ . erne Root of Daviaon. Mrs. Harry! Service will be held sM p m She Is survived by three daugh-iD**"" •'*1 Mr*. p:arl Glancy. both Thursday al Donelaun-Johns Fu- ter*. Mr*. F.arl DeWiit of Pontiac, !o^ Highland; three son*. Louis of| neial Home with burial in Ottawa Min* Tressa (knild of Burt andiL^k^. Harry of Flint and Julius Park Cemetery Mr* Art Eg*lrom of Mu*kegoii; [of Mlghlfnd; 36 grandehildrqi. 37; MUX MS-vuv jouKwiis and Charles, both IK»'^**df'»ndchlldren and two great ' K HKAKl 40H.VMIN Pontiac; five grandchildren; and «"«‘-«™ndchlldreB. Sri\'ic6 Hilf bf h^id J pm ii tziTHt'Cmndrhildrfn day at .Spartu-C.rlffm Funeral MRA. WIIXIAM TEGGERDINE Home for Mr* Henry (Rose t.(, CHAKI.EH ». JOHVUIN HOLLY - Service tor Mr*. Wil-1 Jnhn-wn of 38 Wllllums St. wuh WIXOM — Service for Charles I*"™ 'Emma J,| Tcggeitiine, 82, of‘ burial in While Chapel Cemetery.Id. Johnson, 86. of 49309 \Vam*tocki502 S. Saginaw St., will be at L'| The Rebecca I»dge will conduct Si., will oe at 1 p m. tomorrow aljp nt. Wednesday at the Dryer Fu-i a memorial serv ice * tonight at th* ; Richardson-Bird Funeral Home, neral Home. Burial will be In Ox-funeral home Milford. Burial will folkiw in the b»>w Cemetery, White Lake Town-! < *Ri*ia u Mill IV. s Wlxom Cemetery ship i I ANixm K. MUUNA , Mr. Johnson died-Saturday after Mr* Teggeixline died Sunday! Carlos R .Molina, five month-old a three-month lllnesx. attir a long illness. .She was a ' Surviving are hia wife'Blarnh**. member of the Holly Baptist | daughter Mr* Shirley Hull* of Church. Farmington and one grandchild. Surviving are two daughter*.! Mrs. Franei* Stack Jr. and Mrs. I Willard Charlick. both of Holly; son of Mr. and Mr*. Carlos E. .Molina of 214 W Columbia St., died today following a short illness. He Is also survived by one sister, Pamela Ann. at home. A1J.EN -Ml IK Seivice will be held at 10 a m. I DRYDEN - Service for Allenitwo brother*. J(ihn R. Ilowin oil Wednesday at Donelson-Johiw Fu- Muir, n, of 6405 Dryden Rd . Wlll|pontlac and George Howden of' neral Home. ibe' af 2 p m. tomorrow at the New York; 14 grandchUdren, andl MR.A AMiKKW KIIRIVXIIV 'DO'ih'" Methodist Church, j 17-great-grandchildren. MRA. AM»KEB KtIRINMiN of Muir Broth- Mn*. Andrew (LilliaAi Rnbtnsoii.'erih Funordl Honu* at Almont, dii*d HARBV WEI8CNBURGKK ' Sl. of 276 Rapid St., died Thursday (Saturday at his home after a brief MILFORD — Seireice for Mrs. following an illnes* of two wev-ks.:illness Harry (Margaret) Wc'senburger. She is surv ived by one son. Sam-1 Surviving are hi* wife! May; *1x178. of 3811 Bensteln St., wih be *; HERE TODAY AT MIRACLE MILE Shopping Center S. Telegraph ot Squore Loke Rd. Jil|i ItUi Uini Jul|i 23nl FEATURING -—RIDE------- FAIRY LAND TRAIN HAVE CHUG AND PUFF, THE SMILING ENGINE, RIDE YOU IN THE STORY BOOK COACH,ES ROUND and ROUND THE CENTER. Get Your Special Tickets in the Stores -----SEE------- NEVER NEVER LAND CIRCUS ST.iKR/X; PETER PAN THE GOOD FAIRY JOLLY PIRATE FREE SHOWS DAilY Wotch For Schedules Sponsored by: Mirocie Mile Shopping Center Business Association AN Stares Opbu by 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. Daily-FREE PARKING far 5,000 Cars Lean, Freshly Ground Ground Beef t-Lb. Pkg. 49< 3 (. J39 Budget Pack frsth M Springl Setiifectien Geeranfeed er Teor Money BackI Gov’t Grade ‘A’ Gov’t Inspected 8-12-Ib. Avg. Wt. Young, Plump. Tender Easy to prepare. Serve hot ... or slice cold for ttmdwkhes. Famovs Luntheon SKINLESS FRANKS RING BOLOGNA au.n , LIVER SAusACE*„r.wsrrB;s;.rMw 45 Fresh Lake Smelts 'CSltSSS’ 25; Prke* eftocthre threngk Tseidey, J*ly If. W# tsterve Hie right te Hmit gsesMHe*. Michigan Home Grown Iceberg Head Lettuce 2“15‘ Swift's Prem SAVE 23c SAVE 19c SAVE 30c SAVE He Del Monte Early Garden 6 4 303 Cant Sugar Peas Del Monte Famous Chunk Tuna Dal-Crest Pure Instant Coffee 99 Frozen Ham or Salisbury Steak Banquet Dinners"^”' 39 Samsonite Chairs Wrigley's Creamed Cottage Cheese 19- SAVE jSc 1-lb. Ctn. rir\JF-F4 CilF ff-f4 Wl T t f L_i:) flF^LLCilFT THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY^ JULY 18. 1960 NINE HtwAreYogAccoiintiii^ NtwIorYwriuture? ceajfuJ bu^MsiiunT b your educational background adequate? One of the surest routes to a successful business career is the broad avenue of Aceoantinf. As a modem accountant you will be an executive in one of the best paid fields. You wiU enjoy interesting work, with security and opportunity yours. FBI graduates in accounting are corporation officers, partners, and proprietore in every field of Dusiness, and in every type of profession. Summer “Mid-Term” Opening July 25 Pontiac Business Institute, Inc. 7 W. Lawrence Street — FEderal 2*3551 r Ptoatiac jeLEASE send mb a co^ or" [ Institute I J NAME S ADDRESS Ar Pfe.M.1 MOOKRN MAUJIOX — Mr». Norma Iv*y ot Harper Wooda IcaoB on a mailbox as mMem aa her hoiqe. It is the lint new deaign approved by the U. S. postmaater general in more than 50 years. The mailbox was designed by an induatiial design firm of Harper Woods and is being manufactured in Waterbury, CJonn. Because faster trains require it, || I railroads have increased the num-jber of ties per mile of track to ■ « [3.020 First railroads Cufs wKes Tonnage lagging Steel Output ties to the mile. GET A BIG TRADE-IN ObTTHIS 1960 FRIGIDAIRE Deluxe 13 cu.-ft. Refrigerator-Freezer TWO-DOOR CONVENIENCE CYCLA-MATIC DEFROSTING • 88-lb. separate freezer scetion • Handy frozen package shelf • Two Quickube ice trays • Twtn (lide-oat hydrators* Special egg storage shelf • Butter compartment • Two tail-bottle shelvea • Magnetic door Bcals • “Sculptured Sheer Look" styling. ALL AT A BUDGET PRICE! Every Inch a quality Frigidaire refrigerator. Yet the price really keeps your budget in mind. The Frigidaire Cycla-matic defrosting system melts away trost in the refrigerator section . . . disposes of the defrost water ... and docs it all auto-matically! No buttons to push or timers to set. And look at that big separate freezer section. No doubt about it. This is your smartest 2-door bUy! NOW ONLY PER WEEI WE NEED MORE GOOD USED REFRIGERATORS . . . WE'RE ^^^1^ srr^EM We have buyers for good used refrigerators. We can recondition and sell your trade-ins. That means we can afford ■ to-give vpu -mora Jn- trade,ioMeatd.-A.pew-1960 Frigidaire. BUY NOW AND SAVE AT . . CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY CLEVELAND Of - June bulk cargo tonnage on the Great Lakes was more than^a million net tons under a year ago. mainly cause of a cutback in iron shipments due to lagging ^ production, the Lake Carriers’ A.ssn. reports. e A * June grain shipments of l,80i-264 tons were 8,933 tons above a year ago; coal shipments of 5,-; 934.572 net tons compared with [6,153,664 tons In June of 1959; and iron ore cargoes were off nearly a million tons, totaling 12,-0384a gross tons. * * * For the three commodities, .shipments in 1960 to July 1 amounted to 58,427,516 tons, compared with 53,926,931 tons last year. Says Television Has Foul Effect on Egg Eating MKMrillS, Tcnn. (** — A N|iokeHman for the egg Industry says poultry farmers are losing <-ustomers because people stay up liMi late watching lelevishin. * * * Kay E. Parmenter of Frank lln. Mass., explained the drop In egg sales. He is president of The American Poultry and Hnlchery P'cderallon,' here for ita 44th annual exposition. * e e When people slay up Iihi late, Parmenter anid, they gel up late. They don't have any Mmn for a |mmI breakfast. They don’t have Ume for eggs. Advise and Consent Continues at the Top (CsBiptIcS k, Pakllikert' Weekly) FICTION ADVISE AND CONSENT. Drury. THE LEOPARD, dl Lampedusa. L HAWAII, Mlchener. THE CHAPMAN REPORT. Wal-lace ^ h^HE^FFAIR, Snow.-------- NONFICTION MAY THIS HOUSE BE SAFE FROM TIGERS, King. BORN FREE. Adamson. FOLK MEDICINE, Jarvis THE NIGHT THEY BURNED THE MOUNTAIN. Dooley. I KID YOU NOT, Paar. Nationally Advertised YOUR CHOICE OF COLORS WALL BOND PAINT 1st Gol. ‘5’= 1 2nd Gol. U •Alkyd Flat •Vinyl FUt • Houm Faint ■ Clots Inamcl • Somi-Oots • Porch and Back • Ixtorior Primer SPECIAL SALE Floor Covering vinyl Plastic l|||C Sq. Pint gg Yd. Quality SALE ON PLASTIC WALL TILE 50% Off Rog. Now 2c 1c 4c 2c Sc 2*/^c esoiT, will be torn dovvn by Kebniar> . By JOMKPM MOHBAT I toothed comb inapectiofi of the hall CHICAGO lAPi-Here are aome by • PoOct bomb aquad. Thera-. . o( the goings-on as Chicago ®"ly authortied peraona wUl ^molition started right after the ^mpa for the Republican Nation- permitted in the amphitheatre, collapse of the summit conference romention in May, for ishicfi the buildings *' ^ ^ /I L D ser^ u a pres, center. NATO; Nelson A. Rockefeller of ATOOS DO/COtt heat^arters now the I^ejNe,, York c«i hear th. lalest|r.i/ Dauphine. near the Bois de Bou- staffers no matter what'/e// LnanCUer ___________________I he's doing—even shaving. A 8<>ld- ^ —J plated wall telephone hps been or- U/iU UUnny AUyG i eawMAwao "idered installed in the bathroom; ■ EUHlIS CAITOOIIS ■ off the master bedroom of his DAMASCUS, Syria (AP)-The ■ fiv-e-room Slwraion Towers hotel Arab League has extended Hs g suite ^ ^ ^ boycott for dealiiiKs with Israel 5 ... to ’’••f American niniiNinies and ■ Rta ki ft lit I N suite on -the 31st ,, , ■ n.*,r has been rcdm,rat«l at a ' ■ r.,s( ol 1‘O.rt) The .Sheraton (ham I has bixiuichi m special antiques * * * I fimm Its Boston wan-house to dec- Twelve European and Asian I orate the iMitel 'dui^ihg his visit, bustiicwies also weie added to the ■ ' * * * {black list of companies barred l' When the gavel thunders for or-]*™"’ operating in or sending their Lijder in the hall, it will strike a ‘"'o all Arab countries, '"f specially Installed gavel 1 mounted on the concrete floor and''“•r* '“■. P'^**™*' a»«l«tlons ■ not attached tp the rostnun. 1111x1“^ Israel, inter- Shf’s*Way, teleprompters, speakers and I*"* ■ “Ton sar vour wife and t _ Zare mbsing? Trv KUHN’" Jaito wash GOP Demonstrators Will Support Anyone CHICAGO (UPI) — Don't be nirprlMd If ttib aamt happr, enhanced faeee .sbow up in demonetntl^ for both Vice Proddent Richard M. Nlzon and Mew York Oo», Nelaon Rockefeller at the RepubUean Nattonnl Comentloa niBt week. Yeong Republkana have cattueed an amy ef marchen to tlume ento the fleer ef Intomattonal Amphitheater at any and erery entbufto el *1 girt yen a great AaeHeaa . jlege aay tt la about 31 oenti. The , remaWlBg O'ceMa gofa fpr I foniMirf' Shore Is 38c COLUSGEVtATiON.Tex. tUPllI'^ . ...... . ________ I-How much of yoer food •***^‘*‘**‘^ ■rtabmtktothelarmerT jyou w«u h. at the time and plac. M Texaa AAM Onl- >«« **• needs. VoK RtK-KY - Jack Bamw is chairman of the national "Draft _ jiggle when iho gavel Is poOnded | The additional American com-; committee, which is ■ i.^iitik.1 AS ■ ♦ ♦ a . jpaniet banned for doing business seeking to have New York Gov. ■ IvUHN AUJO ■ headquarters at the Con-{wiih Isiael include Firestone In- ^elson Rockefeller nominated as B Hilton already it pouting out ternational, Bulova Watch Co. and' pn-sideni Barnes says 273 of ti-e ■ SERvICE ■ hordes of trinkets bearing the it* parent. Bulova Foundation,, 1.331 delegates to the Republican U. S. GrOlltS Precodscl " "‘■Rfpuhli<*an*‘ tnOniiaK^. A m o n g!*^*^wbaker-Parkard. Cal Am Inc ,' convention . . . t ihe gim mirks are mechanical M'i^nberg I Saniton Inc., Fair- Rix-kefeller new YORK (UPlt - Before I conservation of forests Their capuini say they won't play fatorltas. Not In this convention where candidates may be as warce as DemocraU and In thU televlaion age when hoopla helps glue Dad to the den instead of lawn mower. ★ ★ ★ ■ "We’ll have plenty of demonstrators for anybody who wants them," said Maurice Colburn, cochairman of the Young Republicans Committee on Arrangements. "We re not going to try to force anybody to go cheer for anyone he doesn’t want to cheer,", he akld, "but well have Young Republicans to coordinate the demonstration activities—see to It that the dolor and enthuatesm are put out front." fcolburn estimated he would have a pool of more than 5,000 Young Republicans from w&lch to draw manpower Stops Constipation Due to "Aging Colon” < New kototive discovery recreates 3 essentiols for normol regularity. Rslirt. dnetora My. Itn in s new bxstivc prmaii<«.(N(l-«ylc bulks snd ■HMMcners may create set, take 3 or. 4 days tor relicl. OM-atyle Hits and druss -cramp and tnpe the cniue sysicm. Ol all lasatirct, only new CoioNAtp s'vM rott lU special 3-way nliel ihsi woikt only on Ike lower mho (ana of conslipaUoa). rcllcses that tiinuilaw (b. vkal "aMn moveiiMM" ol your lowet cofam. CouiNsip relieves fvcii chronic consiipaiioa overmsM: ■ en ,«•«■* e was noapiial proved sale even tot es-peciani mothers. And CptOHsio won’t micriers wiUi abiorplioo of vHsmiiis or other food ■uuieott.Gci Coumiaip lodsyl Introductory liae 43«. lAAvartUafflcati lAdvtrUssBM Stop All 9 Kinds of ITCH as doctors do! r ^ 14* w. H,r,n St. **-l.tlts B MitM,l„n! * Saniton Im-.. Knir. Rnnl-efellnr — nscludtn, th. Now leeeeeaeeeeaBBBBin r I r P h H n t s. cigarette lighters, *’"»>•» Morse * Co.. American-i York delegation. badges and hats. For the ladies. iP»lMtine Trading Corp., Fair-j —- sample bottles of perfume are la- ^>«mks Whitney, and the mari-- Eihan Allen captured Ft. FLAO: Your Oosot?? .DfAIUCTER:“Mugsy”Motli TIME: Anytimo TTiii yeor mortis will do miltiofis of doHort worth of domogo. So don’t toko chances. Toko odvdnlage of our SANEX MOTH MOTiaiON. h’s o big FIEE extra with our regu- GEKEY DRY CLEANERS New Drive-in Office 12 West Pike Street Telephone FE 5-6107 Alongside Municipal Parking Lot on W. Lawrence PATIOS HlOdfAlt Factory-to-Yon-Pncoi STONE FOR 10x12 PATIO FOR ONLY *42 Oolirorod to Tour Homo d Colors and Sisos Roger A. Aithisr PATIO STONE CO. beled 'GOPtimism.'' Estimated cosf of revamping Ihe amphitheatre lor the tonven-: tion is 2'4 milliun dollars, mostly by Ihe television r Prcconvenlion tourists can vtewi e International Amphitheatre i If week. TVenty-flve dark-skirt-, I. white-hloused college coeds and 25 male college students will conduct tours of the hall every 10 minutes, about ISO tours daily. lime company Garcia A Diaz,jeonderoga in noilhcast New York|*^u* in thr U. S., the Federal Inc, stale in 1775. igovernment distributed public landlacre. I to settlers and purchasers in the term of grants, the Twentieth Century Fund notes. In one iratance. a railroad was granted nearly to million acres. One state sold some of its finest hardwood forests for 10 cents an It belpi dry open, weepins Ictioni. prevents spreadint- Prevenu ifkk of infection from icratchins. too, because CALASiATUM. lanu torn Us aim pin* Swndoge—won't rub off until you wash it offi Get cooUnt. looihins CAUuuTUM Oinimeol- "---- U2s Provide | Fallout Data Continue Flights Over Friendly Nations on Sampling Program WASHINGTON (AP) - Flights ;by U2 planes have provided sci-lence with valuable Information of jthe kind of global fallout a nuciear war might pioduce. Ihe govern-1 roent reportii. I *■**'■ I 'Hie low-winged planes of the! type downed by the .Sosuet Union; last May 1 are still gathering information in their high altitude sampling program * ★ * After Ihe tempest stirred up by| the May Day spy plane flight, the government announced that such' flights over the Soviet Union had been discontinued. AW* A report on the high-altitude sampling program was released Sunday ni^t by the Defense Department. It voiced the government’s thanks for the right to conduct U2 flights over Argentina. Canada. Mexico, Venezuela, Brazil, Bolivia and Paraguay. EARLY WEEK SPECIAL! YELLOW GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS Save 25^ With This Coupon! 560 lb. NORGE FREEZER CHEST or UPRIGHT YOUR CHOICE DONUTS KROGER FRESH BAKED SLICED BREAD SAVE 6c — EMBASSY SALAD DRESSING SAVE 38c OVER NATIONAL BRANDS — SPOTLIGHT INSTANT COFFEE . reiser, ejhr ripht to limit ifuantitir^. Pfur. an,t items etfeitiie thru Wed., July 20, lP60. nl Kroger in Pontiac and East. Mich. \one Sold to THR POyriAC PRESS. MONDAY, JULY 18. Iftoo KLF.VKX Dm^ Camp Sesgkmg at Camp Oweld Attracti Record Number of Girli Campfire'Girls Out at Lake Learn Whats Cooking Carry Two: Lend One, Use Other ■t EMILY pomr Dew Mm. Pwt: WUl you pleuc tell me how I can tactful ty refuw to lend my fountain pen to those who aale-to borrow Jt? I sm a ••crank" about my pen and dUUke having anyone except myself, write with It, but never know how to refuse without seeming disagreeable. Can you help Answer; I know exactly how you feel, because I write very lightly with my pen. hardly toucl^ the paper, and anyone using one of mine and pressing even moderately hard can nijiHt for me. If you don’t wish to explain this’ to every would-be borrower, you might carry two pens, one for use and one to lend. Dear Mrs. Post: I have been going steady‘With a boy for five months. Yesterday, I re-ceived ap invitation to a friend's wedding. The env«»-lope was addressed to me alone and made no mention, whatever of my boy friend.-The bride knows that I have been seeing this boy. Would it be proper to call and ask her if my boy friend is Included in the invitation, or should I accept the invitation and attend the wedding alone? Answer: If you were engaged. you could properly a.sk for an invitation tor your fiance, and if among your friends ••going steady” is considered almost as being engaged. you may ask if you can bring this boy. Otherwise, you either regret the invitation or accept it and go alone. Dear Mrs. Po.st: We Jiave just had our furnihupe reupholstered with very expensive/ material. We saved quite A long time to have this ^e and are very pleased with it. However, we also ^e a probleiQ because of jtT Some of our friends have a habit of sitting one foot tucked up under/Iheni, resting on the chair When I se# Uris it almoet n^kes me sick as our fumiti^ is very light In color ^ every njark shows. Must T sit in silence while my furniture is being ruined, or can I bring It to tthe atten- ;in of the offender, and if . how? Answer: The only thing I can suggest is that you keep a piece of material handy and when/ you see one of your guesU put her foot on yoqr furniture say, ••Let me put this under you because that chair ia a perfect nuisance and shmvg every mark. Putting out Camp Oweki's daily newspaper is just one of the exciting (Ktivities area campfire girls find at their annual day camp sessions at Gu- lick Lake. From left are editor Mary Anne Walsh of Erie driev, Bluebird Carrie Brown of Howell street and Cathy WUherup of Clarkston. Face Facts, Quit Harping, Says Abby Nonsocial Mate Redeemed by Extra Attention to Family , Dear Mrs. Post; I recently went to a bridge luncheon given for an out of town guest. I won a prise, which I kept. I was told that I should have given it to the guest of honor. Was I wrong to have kept it? Answer: You were quite "Tlpt WlStir won. for yourself. In fact, I doubt that the guest of honor would have accepted a prize she had not w pink organza over taffeta, wore matching petal hats with circular veils. Mrs. Karlo Akerros of Rochester, her sister’s honor matron carried a cascade of pale pink carnatkms and miniature pink roses. Bridesmaids were Carol Cbw-gUl of pi/-mingham; MrS. Tho* odore CbhasMy of Rochester; Mrs. Jay Bates of Marquette. ■ former college roommate of the bride: and the bridegroom’s sister Mrs. Eugene Oberg of Ak^. Ohio. ' Hiey held cascades of deep pink carnations and ivy. Violet-shade orddds and violet velvet hat complemented the dress oLjste broidered silk organza over>taf-feta lor the mother of the bride. Mrs. VUmit a^ieared in bone shade slDt organza over taffeta, «yled with aide ^fn^e, ^and matching silk petal hat. Her corsage was of ^k roses. Guekts were from Glasgow, Scotland, Worcester, Mass., Jamestown. N.Y., Buffalo. N.Y., Lake Geneva. Wis., and Chicago. Remember This (NEA)^There is a difference between astringent and skin freshener. Skin freshener is much milder and should be used for normal or dry skins. Astringent is ideal for oily Pad Your Seat Flower girl Heather Holt of Rochester, in white silk w- The bride's parenU were hosts at the rehearsal dinner Fri^y in the £|dgewpod Couo-tiy'Qub. , Sometimes the best of campers require minor on-the-spot first aid. Responsible for this .safety measure at day camp is Mrs. Bernard Stickney o* South I ranees .street, at right. She bondages Dinne Adams of Opaline street while Linda .Shaw. left, of Fhzabrth Lake road and Patti Searle of Hershey street look on. DEARSlfBY; Should not appointments be respected by everyone concerned? Why should s patient, who has made an appointment weeks in advance, be made to sit in a reception room for an hour and a half? Surely after years of experience, x-rays in advance, etc., a professional man knows appiroximately how long it takes to render all services. My time is as Valuable to JM as a physician's or a dentist's time is to him. The last call cost me $4 for ten with-^he physician, Iiouis lust in his wait-ing room. The total was $9 plus a lot of aggravation. SLOW BURN DEAR SLOW BURN: Physicians are frequently called out on emergency calls. In some instances, patients ru.sh into the office for emergency treatment. Physicians and dentists cannot always ^mow how much time each patient requires. The secret to being a patient patient is to do something else while. you're waiting. Your doctor is not fiddling, so don’t burn. Crafts in the out-of-doors is a wonderful way for a girl to spend part of a summer das. It's a sugar-coated way of develoffing coordination, loo. Proudly displaying sytm^ of the things they have made this season are campers, from left. Judy Krause of East Mansfield avenue, Susan Adsit of First avenue and Mary Ann Hall of Fourth avenue. Write to Abby in care of this paper. For a personal rqply, enclose a stamped self-addressed envelope. *Way Out’ at Cranbrook Stadium For Abby’s pamphlet. "What Teen-agers Want To Know," send 25 cents and a large, self-addressed, stamped envelope in care of this paper. Brubeck Brews Coo/ Jazz Going Abroad? Take Soap and Shampoo The Dave Brubeck Quartet played Sunday afternoon at Cranbrook Stadium to a l^e crowd. Its appearance marked the final concert in Oanbrook Music Guild’s summbr series. While performing with unity a.s a group, each of the musicians exhibited an individual flavor. Quartet members are Brubeck at the piano; Paul Desmond, alto sax; Joe Morello, drums; and Gene Wright, bass. syinphony written by Dave's brother Howard was played — minus the symphony orchestra. Next month at Grand Rapid-s, the quartet will play the work in its entirety with orchestral accompaniment. Meet for Weekly Bridge Tourney NEW YORK (UPIi-Makc latex foam p*ds for the front and back seats pf your car. Placrt /hnder the seat covers, the pads cut doam on (vibration and add to the comfort on a cross-country drive. Land - O Lakes Duplicate Bridge Club held its weekly tournament Friday evening at the CAI Building, Waterford. Winning first were Mrs. Robert Segula and Ernest Guy. Other winneb were Mrs. Melvin Small andJMrs. Ernest Guy. and Dr. and Mrs. Maurice WUlii., The Impromptu style of playing and the flavor of leader Dave Brubeck'8 comments to the audience between selections gave a feeling of partidpation to the listeners. Some of the music was red hot and some, c-o-o-I. Despite individual styles in solo, the quartet played in sympathetic ensombie. It is this quality that has gained it a reputation as a leading jazz organization. After the quartet's version of Disneyland songs, Joe Morello beat out a splendid drum solo. The audience enjoyed Bru-beck’s remarks, chuckling appreciatively throughout the program. (NEA) — If you’re contemplating a first trip to Europe, there are definite beauty tips to keep in mind. For one thing, European hotels do not place soap in the bathroom. So take your own and bear in mind that many cities (Paris, for one) have hard water, if your skin is dd-Icate, take along water soften- Get Glue Out Fast The slow movement of a jUPD—If you spill glue on clothitifi'. soak it in lukewarm water immediately. The glue will dissolve: It you must wait until later, soak the spot iif warm salt water. U the falric is not washable, sponge the spot wtth white vinegar.. Undoubtedly, you’ll have your hair done while you’re abroad. European salons generally are excellent but you’ll do best to bring your own shampoo. Many shampoos now ' come packaged in mintature plastic containers.^ holding enough for one shampoo enrh. Tuck some of these into !he comers fit your suitcase. Take along your own cleansing tissues. They are not eqsily ^available in Europq and ytiere . they arc. they are expensive..*' ■T ' ' ■' TWELVE THE PONTIAC PRESS. MOypAY, JULY ll i960 HOUTWoors ONI raia srciil ALL PERMANEIVTS $075 COMPLETE WITH CUT AND SET NONE HIGHER! All This Costs Less With Hollywood’s One Price Plan ★ Carefree Haircut ★ Permanent by an Experienced. Licensed Operator ★ Styled Set ★ Our guarantee, a Complete Wave for $3.75 ★ No Appointment NecesMry ★ Air Conditioned Comfort HOLLYWOOD 78'/i North Saginaw Street OverBazley’a FE. 8-3560 r Fm iMinlM* ikon *kMw > iiy's desen/e Pontiac Laun< dry's B«ntle care end expert werkmenthlp. And It costs no more to fieve finer dry CeM CereM Dee PI 2-II0I Enjoy Inturtd Mothproofing FREE Though most hairdos suggest height in some way, it’s not an exaggerated hei^t. Altogrther, these simpler hair styles mean that summer driving, dancing or a day at the beach needn’t turn you into the semblance of an unshorn French poodle. iBut once you’ve decided on a hair style, have an expert cut It and style It for you. Most women like their hair shorter for summer. So have a good permanent, one that Vill hold the line in sun and turf. DRY CLEANERS 540^ S. 2412 West 12 Mile — lerkley 933 S. Huator — lirmintham Churchwomen in Family Picnic Family picnic for the Women’s Society of Christian Service, Oak-j land Park Methodist Church, wasi held at the Oxley drive home of the Bert E. Weddles In Waterford township Thursday. Deborah Circle was the hostess group. Japan. wUl speak to the sub-dtotrict at 7:10 p.m. Sept SO at the church. Guests were Mrs. Frank Mash, Mrs. Charles .Branacombe and the Joseph Sanderaoni. Frank Martin gave the devotkma. Rebecca Circle met for a ori;f business Session following the picnic dinner. A moist wad of steel wool, well lubricated with soiq> or detergent, will erase rubber heel niarks from linoleum floors. Wafnes Her Attendants At a shower in the Elizabeth Lake Road home of Mrs. Clifford McLean, Judith James Aamed attendants for her Aug. 6 to Owen Forest Whitkopf in First Methodist Church. Sue Ann Thompson will be maid of honor, wifli Beatrice Sweet of Greenville, S. C^ and Mrs. Ronald Seibert, bridemaids, and Linda Short her coukin’s junior attendant. ter of aarkaton, Mrs. Edward Wu-darcki of Fraser and Mrs. Fred McConnell of Drayton Plains. From Pontiac were Judy Bulas, Marilyn Bell, Mrs. Harvey Hesaei, Mrs. James Arnold, Mrs. Ronald Seibert, Mrs.' Arihur L. Brandenburg, Mrs. Oliver Dunstan, Mrs. Lois Jones, Mrs. Reva Wallace, Mrs. Glen McNeil. Mrs. Keith Har-Mrs.. William MaiCillivray, Mrs. Eugene Wilson and Mrs. Eleanor Thompson. which Mrs. Leslie Short was co- William K. Cowie Custom Uphobtiry 25 Trs. of Praetieal £xp«rincs 205 Veerhsia Rd. FE 4-2957 Guests from Imlay City included Mrs. Forest Whitkopf and daughter Linda, mother and sister of the ibridegroom-elect, Mrs. Albert I Young, Emily Young and Mrs. John Schonfeldt. Others were Mrs. Jack Gotfred-Isen of Rochester, Mrs. Harlan Wal- BUDGET DEPT. SPECIAL PERMANENTS On Our Mezzanine Come In — Relax and Enjoy Our Newly Air-Conditioned Beauty Shop Beauty Shop 35 W. Huron FE 3-7186 TONY’S Homemaker Buys 4 Sheets at Once NEW YORK (UPD-The average housewife buys four bed-sheets at a time, according to' a survey by a trade publication. Last year, distaff cuatomers bou^t upwards of 140 million sheets, 10 million more thant the previous yev. About 25 per cent of these bed linens were colored; 23 per cent were fitted. If You Live in a UNIFORM You want style, comfort, quality' and most of all. Selection at Budget Prices 398 T. 1598 Ceapfeto Site JIaaget 5 to 15 6 to 20 f2H to 26% 31 to 52 CHARGE-ACCOUNTS Bobette Shop 14 K. Saginaw St. FE 2-6921 Skin Changes Did you know that your skin type doesn't always remain the some? Not only can it change from year to year, but it usuolly changes with the seasons. In summer, lor example, you may have tx(ice as much oiliness as in winter. This need not be true for the entire complexion, as this come-an(Lgo type of localized oiliness is the forehead, nose and chin. The rest oi the skin can be left perfectly arid and parched. Did you know that you must have a new permanent if your herir is to be attractive and manageable for the remainder of the hot weather? Call us for a lovely new wave. > Aleda^s Beauty Salon Pontiae State Bank Bailding 26^th her. We think the daughter is the one who likes this cake most' of all. Her family and her church keep Mrs. Kizer well occupied. JANIE’S CHOCOLATE CAKE By Mrs. Caraaa Kiser L! CUM clfUd flour a«ll—Juit s duh toMpooni Mklng powder V, cup ^Unt wotcr 1 uospooo vulllo Cream butter or margarine and sugar. Add eggs and beat well. Silt cocoa, flour, salt and baking powder. Add alternately with milk, blending after each addition. Add soda and vanilla to boiling water add to cake mixture just before pouring it into a 9x13 greased pan. Bake 30-43 minutes in ITS^legree oven or until cake tests done. Frost as desired. of starrti and you have a per feet summer slimming diet. It will be much easier now thnn Inter on because actually these the heavier, richer foods when FosUs* PrMi Pkoto Mr, and Mrs. Christian Koch opened their^ Elizabeth Like home to members and friends of the Orchard Lake Community Church, Presbyterian, Sunday afternoon. Shown are the Kochs with their daughter, Alice, choo.%-ing flotveis from tlu^^ garden for the outdoor affair. Mr. Koch is assistant to the pastor in Christian Education at the Orchard, I^ke Church. We Can Help Child Understand His Anxiety By ML’RIKL iJkWRENCE ’Three days before leaving for his first summer at camp, Gordon asked his mother: Will they let me telephone you if I wanna conw home?” The next morning he wanted to know what you did about selors who make you take hikes in shoes that hurt. When he finally wondered how you handled bigger campers who tried to purii you around, his mother put down the srith which she was working in the garden and set herself to the tapk, oot| of removing Gordon’s anxiety of reas-suring him of his ability to survive it; She said: and his paients? At the lanl min- leniove a child's anxiety over new nte yon weren’t snre you wanted |experience, wc should not try to. to But you went and had n | the task I. always flne time. helping him to accept his anxiety ‘‘Then there was the first time| as a natural pari of his growth you went downtown along. Youi >» res^slblllly for himself. end trip you took with Whitey ! afraid you couldn't dind thei In his book. "Tlie Meaning of Anxiety,” Dr. Roll© May, one of my favorite psychoanalytic writers says: "To the extent that an Individual seeks to avoid anxiety and responsibility by refusing to n from the f aBn i 11 a r to the familiar, he sacrifices his freedom and constricts his self-awareness. And she wept on to find in Gordon's past experiences of separation from home, reassuring examples of his competence to deal wHh the approaching one. So Gordon went off to- ramp* with the ^propriale “wah andi see” allilude.'his anxiety no longerj "The positive aspects of selfhood resisted but acc^ted as natural develop as the individual confronts, and unavoidable. moves through and overcomcr Because we can never entirely anxiety-making experiences.” If mothers sppi-rciate the roi structive ends of tension, children' procamp anVlety will not disturb them. Northing comes to birth| without tension — neither babies -ir a new piece of ourselves Just u we had to move through the physical tension Involved in giving birth to Gordon, so must he move through his precamp anxiety to discover hi! power to survive it — and a greater trusi of himself. Let’s not be afraid for hhn. Canada's first airway, with airports, intermediate fitUds and np-dio and weather service, was es itabllshed between Windsor and Hamilton, Ontario, in 1929. PAULI’S THEN’S^HOES SPECIAL GROUP OF SHOES *5®* to Reguiifr $11.95 to $14.95 SPKIALLY PRICE.D! . WOMEN’S SHOES ■ SPECIAL $QOO TABLE O pair All Summerettes 20% Off RED CROSS SHOES $IJ99 _ $^99 DRASTICALLY REDUCED! PAULPS SHOE S^ORE “Ser^ving Pontiac for 75 Years" 35 N. Sagiiiaw SI. Open Fri. Eves, ’til 9 WIGG: PAYS 10% I Yes — during Wiggs' annual Summer Sole you'll be paid o 10% saving on almost anything you buy in the store! And — on many items you con collect up to 50% in savings! The i*e'11 never be a better time to buy fine quality furniture and home accessories at real honest-to-goodness values than right now! Our Sum--mer Sole is in iulLswing, so come in soorLior best selections^________________ Did You Know . .. That Wright cuslom-buUdt UPHOLSTEBED SOFAS ami CHAIRS juMt the way you mint them? VOi: rhoM* the itvie. iIm ntatorUI and ralani! SAVE 30% lo «)% AT FAirroHY-TO-YOl! PRICES WllUAMWRIGHI’i-; 270 Orchard Ukc Ave. FE 4-05.58 oJllTl/rllS* Furniturt Mtktra >hobttr«ra “Snap and Body” by Realiitic lUIr f'uU by Oscar ^ ^ Parisian Beauty Shop ^ 1 W. Uwrenca (tIpaUira) FE t-MM Alt CONMTIONIt rea Youg COMfOkT Of IN IVWY NIGHT TOf Monday through Saturday A WIGGS SUMMER SALE SUPER SPECIAL' OUR BUDGET.WISE COLONIAL SOFA Regular Price $229.50 ., . Now Three-cushion wing sofa with pillow-bock and skirted base. Foom rubber cushions and quolity rhotpriols throughout! Choice of heavy nubby tweed cover in seven decorotor colors—or long-wearing nylon tweed cover in six popular colors. 198 Matching Wing Lounge Chair, Reg. $129.50 Now $89.50 WIGGS Designed for YOUR summer coolness, comfort, freedom... "flirtation walk" BESTFORM Twin crouad panels of fina, firm royon ond cotton brocade slim hips . . . eliminate thigh bulge ... yet keep you cool through sizzling days ahead. Satin elastic back, leno elastic side panels, light spiral boning assure firm control. 3" non-roll top slims the midriff for sleek lines 'neoth fitted sheaths. White. Sizes 26 to 38. Try one sooni 795 'CHARGi rr / IT'S THE FIT THAT MATTERS . . . FOR A SHAPE THAT FUTTERS let Federal's expertly trained corsetieres fit you correctly for comfort and figure flattery, DOWNTOWN AND DRAYTON PLAINS e 24 WEST HURON ST, ^ Op«n. Mon, ond Fri. 'til 9 FOIRTEEN THE PONTIAC jPRKSS, MOyPAY. JULY Ig, i960 ._______________ditch couM be bust hi UMir ■KB Bt hBU M5,00e coat MdniBted by the Oa^ laad County Drain Oommlnlan If the «oric «KK Wdled by the SBin ChbbB*. 'praMdnif of the BMociatkm, uld today thBt the "ty of the move la now under atu4y. A KpKMnlative giKip of Brook-lands residents last week voted to petitloo the Drain Commission for drainage ditch, but contra-. iroae over the size and cost of the I S l’nilc«l Kund Dmc at bike Oiion inV fmm left.'.lor Taylor. caniiMiign prrgidrnl: drii. AlfriHl Dacry, chainnan of Women* Divi non: Prtr HammrH. chairman of IiiJIusirial Division; and W. H. Shoup, campaign treasurar. Iho fund drive will be launched in various oom-munitie* throuKhout Oakland County this fall for the lienefit of local health and community service lirojcci*. Crash Is Fatal Orion Twp. Aims to Warren Man of $6,849 for, tIF Thrown From His Cor ! township-a $6.8« . / I S'*®! **“* *his year'* Out of Control on Hill, il’nited Fund Drive here, beinR He Dies 2 Hours Later I llradinK the campaign, to be WASHfNGTdN TOWNSHIP — A undertaken this fall, are Joseph 42 >'carold Warren man died in Al-Taylor, Orion Community Chest moot Community Haspital. vestcr- l® ‘'s''l™C Walter Shoup, trensur-- from his ear when it went out of Hammelef, Industrial control on a downhill curve on Division chaihnan M53. The victim was Joe Willie Owen of 24706 Van Dyke, Warren, an employe of the Restaur- ant, Center Line. As chairman of the Women's Division, Mrs. Daeey wlU divide the lownsMp Into four Dalman Mid he pulled over to Romeo State Police Post, who ' was southbound on MU, saw the Expected in 15 Years K—« —• - DETTROnr (UPD - Another 30 ‘•‘■iwers are expected to the side of the road when he mw American highways over Owen's northbound car skidding jj yem-s, according to and bouncing out of the curve. j government forecasts. * * * The predictions are for 111 mil- The windshield and front bghU lion drivers by 197.5, «Mi the patrol cAr were shattered [rise from Iha present 82 hiillion ‘ ~ ■ irivcrs. Dalman said Owen wak thrown from the car as It lunied over aner skidding more than MO (eel. Another witness, Victor Castell of Most Photogenic Girl Is British 'Pollyonno' HOLLYWOOD (UPD-Walt Disney cameraman Russell Harlan Fraser, reported that he had been;rays the most photogenic female in following Owen from just north of J Hollywood is a 13-year-oId British Utica. I girl named Hayley Mills. * * * j Harlan Mid Hayley, star Castell said Owen's car had been|“Poll.vanna,” has features which, weaving back and forth on the| considered separately, are not par. highway before the accident. Po- ticularly attractive. But, he added, lice believe Owen had been drink-{"she has a mobile (ace, natural Ing. j talent and i> Incredibly photo- He was a bachelor, living alone, genic." sections, and appoint a chairman In each. The chairmen will in turn divide their areas into subsections and appoint a captain in each and aasUt in enrolling volunteer work-1. A date for the UF Campaign Kick-off Dinner will be set In the very near future, at which time campaign workers will be notified. Agencies receiving funds from the Pontiac Area United Fund through the Orion Township drive this year are: Orion Community Projects. Or-on Youth Center. Gingejlville Youth Center. Orion Summer Recreation Program, Michigan Cancer Foundation, American Red Cross, Boy ^outs in th Valley Council. Girl .Scoi NorthMi Oakland County Council, Big Brothers, St. Joseph Mercy Hospital Clinic. Salvation Army and the Michigan Ignited Fund. During the past 18 months, Jo.seph Mercy Hospital Clinic served 250 patients from the Orion area. Salvation Army as.sisted 210 people, the American Red Cross served 51 cases involving 178 persons, and the Michigan Cancer Foundation served 20 cancer patients. Participating in the Pontiac Area United Fund are the ' City of Pontiac, Brandon, Independence, Orion, Oxford and Pontiac and Waterford townships. Sees Savings in Drain Job Group in Avon Wonts Township to Toko On Work at Loss Cost AVON TOWNSHip^Oaiom of Apprpval oi a |TS,fl00 bond iMiw 1U be asked o< vo«an tai tbe Hn-roi|i VaUotp School DMriet M Aug. 3» ipedal eleetlon: ♦ A ♦ Paauge o( the genehd AUpdloa bond, to be ined ior eleihiataty tea 44 eeels Aver ioat year, almeo the Beert ef BdueaQaa was atie twwdnoe apegotiaaal nWage rated Oi oev^ yeata aga. With the proposed two mlllt for oonotrucUon, total taxes tor next year would be 133.42. compaml with S22.98 this year, aeooiding to School Supt. HaroU 0. Hanacn. Without the addinonal two mills. An aU dralaage dUeh new row mngk the area, bat It Is toot reeagalMd by the OammIsMiB, I'e pee- Cubba said the association felt that the old dnbnage ditch. bui|t yean ago by farmen in the area, could be cleaned and rebuilt in order to handle the needs of the (or a ditch," Cubba said. "The approximately half that price.' Cubba Hid the association would like the work to be done through a private firm contracted by Avon Township. The residents then could be taxed by the township r than the county, he said. The problem still remains, however, that the Drain Commission wAild still not recognize the old ditch even If it were rebuilt and cleaned by the township. ‘We are still discussing it with the people in the area and the Draip Commission," Cubba Mid. He Alao reported that the Commission had not yet'sent petitions to the association for the proposed work. The association president doubted that 'enough residents would sign the petitions when they did come because of the Commission's estimated cost for the project. IWMWO in Huron VaBey S^k School Bond Approval iBXis would total S2La, or H-96 lower than thia year. m «M baud laiw li apftwed, ttfeaMaptorwlarll yeat% bwt II ahaMi ba paid stt to U He cited three other bond approved by voters since 1962 that have already been paid off or duced because of tbe increased valuation. • A ★ * "In 1963 we asked and received approval of a 9650,000 bond for addition to- the Baker________ Highland Etementary schools for a 12-year period. "We were able to pay it off in half that time in 1966." peavod by xeton to IM Mto IfM half-day sessions tor the school Tbe 1965 bond tome for tU»,aQ0 I, sod a VtrmSi __jOft— * Kduoed to muy, 'Funds for __________________, school conatniction is mudi wetted in the diatrict, ____ ‘Enrollment increases are coming from all over tbe school district.' EXPECT MS MORE “We expect approximately 300 ew itudents and we may be crowded to a point a year from now where we might have to have half-day aeaBkna." The superintendent, ■aid there would be no need for Hanaen said a survey made In the spi^ by tbe Detroit architectural firm of Hawthorne and wa that 30 to 32 Folice to JUlow 'Young Artisits' to Finish Work Two Orchard Lake youths who defsced a Bloomfleld Hills Bridge rith paint smears will be given in-opportunity to further their ‘artistic" endeavors tomorrow. * * .- ♦ Bloomfield Hills Police Captain Walter Slulter has "sentenced" Robert C. BurreU, 17. and William H. Laltinen, 18. to repaint half of tbe bespiirched bridge. "Thla time regular cement colored paint will be nsed," tald RtaHer. The yenths had used a much wider range at eolen on tr:e Towbrtdge rood bridge June ta befan being eaugM. Their palette then included red, orange, black and blue among other colors. police when In't have any- Thelr excuse to caught Was "we dli thing better to do.' “We’ll be looking for a couple more ‘recruits’ with un nneon-trolable desire to paint to finish the other half of the bridge." Slulter said tudayi The Burrell youth is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Burrell of 3649 Wards Point Rd. Laitinen is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Laitinen of 6310 Commerce Rd. Parents of both boys agreed wholeheartedly with the justice of I the sentence. Referendum Thursday To Vote on Wheat Quotas & the elementary load that is an-ticipnted a year from Saptsmber. ★ * A If approval Is given by voten in August to the additional miUage, efementary ctoHrooms oould be constructed by thf time sebool starts in September 196L ' There Are fhre clemetoary echools in the district and an annex to the high sdMol ueed for elementary clasaet..at preecnt. Farmers who will have more than 15 peres of wheat for harvest as grain next year are- eligible to vote Thursday in the referendum on marketing quotas for the 1961 wheat crop, it was announced today. * A * * Growers taking part in the feed wheat program are excluded Irom the balloting, however, according to Robert H. Long of the Oakland County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation office. Long pointed out that at least two-third* of growers In the ;tf-erendum must approve If Lie quotas are to become effective. If more than one-third of the voters opposes the quotas, there will be no restrictions on wheat marketing, but allotments will main in effect as a condition tor price support at 50 per cent.of parity as directed by law. AAA The four polling ida9es will be open from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday. Wheat growers from Addison, Brsndon, Independence, Onk-land, Orion and Oxford townships will vote at the Oxford Co-op to Oxford. The Holly Township office is place designated tor vxHers from Holly, Rose, Springfield, Groveland and the parts of White Uke and Highland^ north of M59. Others from Lyon. Novi, Farmington, West Blooiafleid. Commerce, Milfprd and the parts of White Lake and Highland located south of M59 will cast their ballots at the Lyon Township Hall. The other poUing'place will be at the County ASC office. 323 Ifobbard Bldg., Pontiac, and will be available tor voters from Waterford, Pontiac, Avon, Troy, Royal Oak, Southfield and Bloomfield. Lamphere Schools Note $7,018 Surplus MADISON. HEIGHTS - A $7,018 surplus in Lamphere School District for the fiscal year just ended was shown in the financial support submitted by Schod Supt. Herbert E. Humbert to the Board of Education. ' It is the fii{jt time the school district has been in the black ior several years. The (grating debt reached a $166,000 peak twp years fuMls would be used tor a aew ■ebaui buttUag. tbe sito of wWeli oehoolo to Milford aud die addition for sure to be built, Hansen said, would bp on the Brooks Elementary School in White At present, it has only six dass-rooms. It would be expanded to 13. rooms if the bond issue is iq>-proved, he said. Besides Brooks school, other elementary schools ere the Baker Johnson, Highland, Duck Lake and the annex at Milford High School. definite architectural plans for'the proposed construction have been developed yet, Hansen said. Lakeland Optimists , to See Car Race Films' The Lakeland Optknjst Club, at its 7 p.m. meeting Tuesday at the Old Mill Tavern will see films of the NASCAR races at Daytona Beach. Each member will be fined $1 if he doesn’t bring a guest to the meeting as part of the new membership campaign now in progress. Venice Is Mystic City: Has 400 Hump Bridges Man Out Bruin Hunting While Bear in Own Yard GILLETTE. Wyo. (AP) — Rancher Floyd Reno didn’t I _o all the way to Canada to hunt bear. He could have done very well by remaining right on his Pwn front porch. While Reno was in Canada bear WASHINGTON - The old arqu-; island labyrinth of mysteriously by Re^^^^^ ment between wheels and keels'numbered streets and alleys, soon|®^*|^ is again stirring Venice. . j learns that the shortest distance |® t 400 yards from the doorstep. For nearly 30 years a vehicular | between two points is not ulwa.vs| . viaduct has been accepted as a a straight line. U g AcfreSS-Sinqer necessary evil to link the ItalianaM) Uw mainland with the niany-isled Vjreetecl by HamSOn city of canals and gondoliers. lt| ‘ ‘ ^ carries more and more tourists! ** years, the sea by bus. train, and auto to and s^se to Vene- f^ the edge of Venice. /'ff™ and tra^ra. The „ . . . . I City-States fortunes reached high For the traveler who wishes,^e 12th and 15th to go on to famous Lido Beach, merchant ships however the only available 1ran^-ie, three, continents called, port is y water. M.irco Polo, returning from!' In conseqiienee, »o many lime- {Asian ad\enturps in 12«i, found LONDON ID—American actress-, singer Tammy Grimes arrived in London today for a week’s holiday! Sbme plays" with British actor Rex Harrison. The Titian-haired Mi.ss Grimes tilted her dark glasses so her host could welcome her with a Harrison's third wife, actress Kay motoriNts have bypassed , shops and warehouses'of his home M September, the trip that authorities are town filled with assortments of poadering (he pro* and cons of building' a subway or a oridge directly to Udo Island. In a rnystic yet practical way, Venice has been married to the sea ever since the islands were first settled 1.500 years ago. says the National Geographic Socioty. silks, rainbow-colored glass, pre-i stones, carved ivory, swords and spices. After the 16th Century the Queen of the Adriatic bogan to decline. Her trade suffered as Orient-bound vessels rounded the tips of Africa and South America. Her A n,i____r,__Ai____________.„iMediteranean empire broke up. A 12tlM'enturr pope, Alexander, III. performed the first of a scries 1 of annual rituals that capie to' • symbolize the perpetual union. "Each year,” he said. a.s presented the nuptial ring to ( ruling doge, "thou shalt contract marriage with her (the sea) that poaterity may know she is thine . . . and that thy power la conaecrated by me as that of • husband over his spouse.” fa the inodeni city the boat-naa is stiU supreme. No ears •r motoreyeles are permitted. Trtwstt ahmg the ranals and by gondola, motor-aad ehngglng water hu* turn added to Napoleon's Italian conquests, restored to Austna. finally incorporated into united Italy. But the city of waters is still villus and growing, with a population of a third of a million and' thriving industries in glass, lace and metal. Tourism, Its biggest business, brings an annual inflnx of some TOO.OM visitors who come to see its IHerary landmarks and , historic treasures in art and ! arrhltecture; to attend Us in-teninlional regattas, exhibits and festivals of movies, musir For pedestrians. Venice offers j and painting. “ ‘ ............' charm- CAROI.YN MKR.SIN0 Among the 36 postulants iiv vested recently with the habit of the Si.sters of St. Joseph-at-Nqk'-ereth Convent, Nazareth, was Carolyn Mersino. daughter of Mr. ; to view but aometimes lead^j and Mrs. Wuiiam Metsino. 1239 tog to fnutrating dead ends. “P”?’ »*i "’ool^y Rd . Oxford. A reception la dream, however, .that lias ai for relatives and friends followed A baffled visitar, trapped in an practical side. the religious ceremony. General Electric Price fiiot! I960 11 €u. Ft. Refri^erator-Freezerl Big full-width top freezer.- Large capacity crisper. Deep and rooin^ door shelves with egg rack and tall bottle storage. Everything you need within easy reach! 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Neuea Deutarhiaud. attacked the congress as "an un holy alliance" designed to bolster the odd war and "stir up hatred and fsellnga of revenge" against The famous boardwalk of At-light Installed lanlic City originated in 1896. Why Accept Less for Your Money NOT 3% NOT 3'/2% BUT 4% CURRENT RATE on,ALL SAVINGS Capitol Savings & Loan Assoc. FREE PARKING IN REAR OF BUILDING 75 W. Huron FE 4 0561 Cockroaches Written Guarantee From HeitolLAporinirals,* GreceriM, Factories and Rs^urants. Remain out only cAo hour. No signs used. Rox Ex Company UK rent. St. Bk. BMf. FI S-ISSS SWEET SUCCOR - Swimming perils can hold no lerror comparable to the pleasure of being fished from the drink by Ann Hornsby. 18, who rules the life guards' roost at the Hilton Ho-tel swimming pool in San Antonio, Tex. Blonde Ann, city’s only gal life guard, is Rogers Hornsby’s grandaughter. Quick Harmony Blankets Dems 'Loyalty Pledge' Feud With South Fizzles, States Sign Up LOS ANGELES (UPl) - Southern opposition to the Democratic Party’s "loyalty pledge" fizzled out Saturday In a sudden post-convention burst of North-South h^ony. ♦ * ♦ ’ All but one of the membera of the party’s • national committee. Judge Tom R. Brady of Mlssiaaip-pl, readily signed the statement pledging their support to the national ticket of Sen. John F. Kennedy and Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson. ★ * ★ Oatfotag party Chairman Paul M. Butler readily granted Brady a reprieve to consult with hia Mississippi party superiors. He said this was only "fair play" In the case of committeemen bound by their state executive commit tees. NODS AGREEMENT "I am certain his (Brady's) statement will be in the hands of our executive committee in the next two weeks," Butler said. Brady nodded his agreement. Brady told the commlMee he did not feel he had the authority to sign the pledge without clearance from Gov. Ross Barnett and members of the Mississippi State Democratic Committee. Eut he noted that Mississippi failed to support the Democratic ticket on only three occasions— when William Henry Harrisiin was elected, when U.S. Grant w4s elected and when Gov. Fielding Wright ran for vice president on the States’ Rights ticket ih 1948. A ♦ , * When he mentioned the state’s failure to support Grant after the Civil War, Brady added; "You can forgive us thay.” Ireiond Mulls Rtquast DUBLIN (DPI) - The Bto gaw-einmaat waa conridering today a rrqoMl from tha U. N. BNrrtary General Dag Hammankjotd to bend troops Into the Ooi«o. It wa« believed Ireland would quickly agree to Hammank)old*f The national flag of Iraq has black, white and green horizontal bars, and a vertical red trapezoid near hoist, containing two white stars. Wofry •! FALSE lEETH ____________/*hoIdlntT- Himir. No summr. bocmt, poMr uoto ■« foollu It * snallno iBoa-ortdi. ut« PABTBimi St SB? drus oountor. BAKER OPTICAL 00. HIGH In \^0 IqualiW _ LOW in cost Taar •halM al fieaias to lie aewasl. saierfart siflee. All « Your Pr«i-Mst that he It sufferinK fiWi earn er protewt acatamt OO dominatton •f the party in Mirhlcan, wa* dIarhaiKed from Harper Hospital rtiday. He is reported in "good (ttndi tkm'' at his home and his administrative assistant, Robert Perrin. | has reported that the senator will| be "back in the race" shortly Democratic .soucces in Losj Wngeles with the Michigan delega | non challenged Pemn's view, how-: ever, and s^ the .seriousness ofi McNanijjsaia^ness would force I him ydwithdrab fntm the cam-paign. In this case llie hiuli |>aii.v Kept in Homes, officials said, i'.ov. <;. Mennon \MI- _ , ^ ^ i-# ■ • Iiams, stepping down after Vi AlaTm ColuOiniCl Dems Split Up inCalifomia Vote Evary Which Way With Governor Unable ta Control Them JULCOLOH Democrat Ticket Termed Cynical by Rep. Halleck Rep. Cri Trl«th*l* (■*.\KI,AM) WITH KlyOWKHS — Carrying ^^luquet of flowers. American singer JUdy Oarland poses for photomphers foliowing her arrivi^at London Airport Thunday. She w there to make recordings, after which she will fly to Rome for a holiday. Man-Eating Fish, {industrial Production Down One Notch Aeai-sNn nffiee. should'!>> nainedi New Ji/ry to Hear Second Finch Trial I.O.S A.NGELK.S (API- A jury of eleven women and one man has been selected to hear the second murder trial of Dr. R. Bernard Finch and his sweetheart, Carole Tregoff. WWW Ten housewives are on the jury —which must weigh evidence in the slaying last July of Barbara Jean F'inch, the doctor's wife. ’w w w file handsome surgeon and his former receptionist were tried on the same charges — murder and conspiracy—earlier this year. The trial ended in a jury dCaijlock. ^ w w w. It look 14 court days to select the new panel. This we alternates will be rhosei^ : SACRAMKNTO. C^lif. i.Slale oificials ate alarmed that Califomlanti are slocking home aquariums with South American piranha — fish which devour {people, cows, other fish, or anything they can gel at. The Fish and Game Department today announced it will aAt the Legislature to ban importation of piranha. . The fish is only eight to 10 inches long, but has sharp teeth and strong jaws. They travel in schools and attack anylhing that enters the water. A bill to ban them from the United States is pi'nding in Con- Lear Service Center Set ;RAND rapids Hi-Kstabli.sh- ment of a 1300,000 scr\ice center It Hairisburg, Pa . by Lear, Inc., las been announced. The new unit, which will open in October, is to be op*Taled with aviation .supplies and precision ilighl control I'qulp-ment. LOS ANGELES (UPI) - The Democratic Party in CalUomia la ^lUt six ways from Sunday, analysis of the delegation's vote tor presideni shows. WWW ' And if the delegation had had a chance when the Democratic National Convention chose Lyndon B. jJohnson as Sen John Kennedy I running mate, there would have been another California split—ev. r I though Johnson was unopposed. Hrveral deJegalea toM delega-INn niainnm Clatr Engle the.v wwUd net vote far dehneew—hut they never gat a eknnce to legla-ter their objertions because Johnaen won the nomination by aeelamnUon on n voice vote. But one roll call is on the record—the vote which selected Kennedy. WWW Not only was Gov. Edmund G. Brown unable to muster a majority of votes on the 1624nan delegation for Kennedy, but he had little if any control over Demo-cratk congressmen, state sen. tmblymen or big moia contributors to the party. WWW Take a look at the votes cast by ilbe 15 congressmen on the dele({u "Combining Sen. Lyndon Johnson, a veteran conaervajive, on a ticket with Sen, John Kenn^, fledgling liberal, represents a | litical deal made with eajlous disregard for party integrity and orinciple.*’ Halk^k said ii statement. "How can both Kennedy and Johnson live amicably under thei ireposterous platform hammered! together in Los Anggles? We cer-{ tainly know It runs diametrically { counter to Sm. Johnson's often! expressed vimsk.'* He added "I firmly believe that during the coming presidential campaign, the cyniciam of this arrangement will become thoroughly apparent to the American people, and will work to the disadvantage of the Democratic standard bearers." WA.SIIINGTON (i:r>D-lndii.stri-i •‘'■""‘■‘•-V 5. 'dliil Stev.-n I activilv slowed down a notch! *■ Wunri Jiine w;ith the slump in sleel, N.vmingloa I. Plus the fact ‘ jirodia-lion a mnjor factor, the Fcdcriil Kcscrv’c Hixird reports. The iMOTi'd's index ol industrial piiKluctiiin declined one |ioint to 10!), whic'h WHS Iho March-April level. The index uses the 1957 el of industrial pnxiuction for base figure of 100. 'Most measures of certnomie activity continued to show linie change in June at advanced levels,” the board said in its national summary of 'busiriess conditions. "Comm^lly prices generally were stable." The production index dipped despite an inercHSe in output of process'd foods, apparel and new cars. y^igle went with SyiiUngton. ^ As for the state Senate which hud 17 of its members on what started out to be a ''favorite son*' delegation fur Brown: For Keii-nedy 10, Stevenson 3. Johnson 1. Symington 1. WWW What all this proves won't be known until Nov. 8 whfeii the Ken nedy-Johnson ticket undoubted!) will face Richard M. Nixon in Nix on's home state. Set A-Plant Ceremony CHARLEVOIX (CPU - Special ceremonies will be held Wetinesday ah Big Rock Point near here to mark opening o( Ihr- major construction phase of Consumers Pow-Co.'s ilO-mllllon nuclear power plant Hoffman Rally Aug. 1 BERRIEN SPRIhtGS (UPI: Republicans in Michigan's 4th Congressional District will stage a rally here Aug. 1 for Rep. Clare Hoffman (R-Mich). who seeking his 13th term in House of Representatives. Up to -4*000 persons are expected, rally organizers said, and Sen. Barry GoUlwater (R-Ariz) will be the principal speaker. GOP National (Convention ebair-man. today dolded the Kennedy-Johnaon tiefcet as a cynlcAl combination boused under a "pfepoa-IS’* Democratic party ^t- KENNEDV’S HIOEAWAV - The Democratic presidential nominee plans to fly to his summer home for a brief^rest before Congress reconvenes in August. He will no doubt get in some campaign planning also. The house is located in Hyannis-port, MaA., on Cape Cod. 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Ti?ick 0 Coach Division emplpyea as they went back to ♦ ¥ ¥ This year’s picnic went electronic as key coordinators work today amidst Ulk of their 14th annual famUy « wasa day ofiamea, contests, eating, entertainment, kept in touch with each other through the use nf port-pitoic Saturday at the Walled Lake Amusement Park. twlrUng and strutting of majorettes and able two-way radio sets •k , it it gasing at the prpduets the employes help build. w w w It was hard to tell who had the most fun, the kids An estimated 35,000 attended. This was one of And, of course, what’s a picnic without the customai7 cry of "I want my mamma?" WhetiuT the topic of coti-vcrsiitioii W)!-, lrii(k'< iiMil roaches or haton IwiriitiK, .iiiiir ('laiii'im ami itivisioii r.ciirial Manager ('. .f.-Werner look lime to chat rliirmrf the show put oti for ll jlf eniplov e IrieiaU. . ' FAMILY SCENE—-The Raymond Cooper family cut into a watermelon during their picnic lunch at Walled lAke Park. SHOW STOPPER — A real .show, Stopper was little .Michelle (Mickey) Burns, who set the crowd on its ear with her panto-mine routines. Mickey was recently chosen for the ,junior lead in th^ forthcoming Pontiac Centehnial movie. CATCH THE IKK; — The hot dog eating conte.st got a bit mes.sy. as usual. In fact, the fellows shown here couldn't Ire identified because of their mustard covered faces. EIGHTEEN THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JULY 1$, 1999 The iMpulation in Ecuador li minority but KttJcment by Amer-over ooe-thlrd Indian and oaa>;icana and tba Britiab la cn-thlrd mined: wbltca are in the'eauraged. RAZLEV CASH MAJiKET 1. 19 NORTH SAGINAW STRUT TUBOAY ONLY SUN* SMCIAIS AT NAXLfY'S Froth SPARE RIBS cu. 29 Pon-Roo ipedyiBg the amBher planned. On Hay 7 Pretodent El- is to hBprove toetboda. «< dalgrt- trooml 8 P«r C«nt of Nation's Huntors Aro Color Blind NEW YORK (UPD - Here’s a woold ht a new nries «( ndn- Aeoordkg to a Italy bP sNiy DUmt. 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JULY 18, !•<» Althouil onor a put ol the Oan-11134-a. CoMa Rica haa beea ln-| li»il*Wf( Ceottil AinerkthIdipeMleiM riaea Un. { NOW PLAYING! BLUE SKY , HoUekI CliiitNialkEr J" ■■■» XPO*"!/I 1 IMHI iMuiROSM' « WARNER BROS. »ictwkc tcchnicolon* _ m R*^DANT0N.CLAU0£AKINS RM00£S REASON ANORA MARTIN R Scfwnpljy by BURT KENNEDY- 0»kM by GORDON DOUGLAS H Bible Reading inSchwIsHit Two Suits in Florida Request Separation of ; Religion^ Class MIAMI. Fla.. (API - A pro-(eaaed agnoatic and a group of jJewiah iradcm meet on eowunoB Iground in a Miami courtroom lo> jday to challenge the conatitution-Ulity of rellgioua prarticea in pub-illc achpola. I Two civil actionn will atlempt to halt Bible reading In claaa-,rooms, required by Fkirida law An injunction la nought in one suit against claMroom prayers, hymn singing, baccalaureate programs. • use of religious symbols, j and observances of religious holi-Ida.vs such as Christmas and Easter. I TTie other case was brought I by Harlow Chamberlin, a Dade ! County resident who said he I wants to raise his children in a 'nonreligious atninsphere. He la j backed by the Florida avil Lib-ierties Union. A .lewixh spokesman aak) group's list includes Hanu) Iprogranrs. He explained: "The complaint also objects to Jewish religious obaervancea on the ground the public schools should he free of all sectarian intrusions, no matter what the religion." Regarded as one of. the most WATERFORD DRIVE-IN THEATER THE FAMILY DRIVE IN Car. Williams Laka-Airpart Raads—Bai OHka Oparn 7:15 P.M. LAST 2 NIGHTS—ALL COLOR (a>rqariouS woyie from ThE Big best-selleR! DORIS lUV'^IMVlD NIVEN A ISTWPt PMeUCTlOW U COIM MPiyGE-mBYifcioN'in ALSO IN COLOR “CITY BENEATH THE SEA” TinM Tontto Burt Loncoslar la- “THE UIirORCmCN" '7LT1N6 rONTAinS" Starts TUE8. The FUNNIEST PICTURE since fun was bom! 'ERNIE KOVACS' ^ MARGO MOORE, hjACKV/ARDEN NOBu McCarthy! PLUS^ I - « I BLUE SKY TAKE OVEB POR8 - Sen. Henry Jackaoi of Washington and Mrs. Margaret Price of Ann Arbor poae together in Los Angeles Saturday after their election to top Democratic Party posu. Jackson is chairman of the national com- AP PSatalss mittee and Mrs. Price, vice chairman. He replaces Paul Butler and she Mn. Katie Loudteim, who handled the Job since 1956. Mrs. Loucheim ■till will campai|n for Sen. John F. Kennedy in his bid for the presidency. significant test 'cases affecting rellgioua liberty and separation of church and state in recent years, the Jewish action is expected to be carried to the U.S. Supreme Court ultimately. "Religion in the home, in the urcfa and in the a; rve incomparably to the apirit of mankind," said Leo Pfeffer of New York, general counsel of the American Jewish Congress. "Religion in the public schools, however, serves only to. harass, hurt and dislocate children of minority faiths, and to impair wholesome classroom relation-•hli*."' Illinois Faculty Asks Shield From Morality URBANA, 111. (UPD-A faculty group at the University of Illinois has a.sked guarantees against being fired solely for expressing opinion “contrary to commonly accepted standards ol morality." The request, in an open letter to President David D. Henry, protested school procedures in dismissing assistant biology profesaor Leo F. Koch lor advocating premarital intercourse and said the action threatened the "status of Illinois as a great university." A ★ ★ Economics Professor W. Ellison Chambers, group apokeaman, said 229 faculty members signing the letter included 118 professors. 53 associate profeiaors, 48 assistant professors and 10 instructors and research associates from among tho.se available during the summer session." Well Win. Says Kennedy's Mom Aniving in Paris PARIS (AP)-Mn. loaeph P Kennedy arrived in Paris this morning by air and, with modwr-ly pride, kept the campaign going Ipf election to the presidency of her son, John F. Kennedy. ★ # * '‘We’ll win, there's no doubt out that." Mrs. Kennedy told reporters at the airport. “John’s victory at the convention was a team victory, because the whole family was working in the electoral campaign, except my husband, who preferred to stand aside because of his former dip- Exclusive Oakland County Showing STARTING WEDNESDAY DRIVE IN THEATER 2IS0 OfidTlie R4. M 187 STEVE REEVES .HncgiEs S cSS. iSS 5S jia s™ isrSS. isr.-M FEATURE "TWO HEADED SPY" Presleys Father Secretly Wed in Alabama PANAMA CITY, Fla. (UPI) -Vernon E. Presley, 44, father of Elvis, beamingly presented his bride Saturday. He confirmed that he married silver blonde divorcee Davada (Dee) Elliott, 34. in a quiet, secret ceremony at Huntsville, Ala., the night of July 3. They have been honeymooning the past two weeks hideaway lodge at this Gulf Coast resort. . The new Mrs. Presley shyly held hands and stood close to her husband at the announeenu-nt. De.spiie reports of their marriage and discovery that the couple obtained a marriage license in Huntsville. there had been no official word from the principals. Sources in Huntsville said they were married by a judge, in a civil ceremony and left irnmediately in a sports car packed with luggage. * * ★ Presley and his bride, mother of three sons, confirmed this. They indicated that Presley’s famous had not been told. Prescriptions Filled NE^V YORK (UPI) - Approxi-jmately 653 million medical prescriptions were filled in the U. S. llast year at a total cost of about 1 $1,600,000,000. according to indus-itry estimates. The average price iof prescription drugs was $3.08 I while "miracle drugs’' coat about I $4.40 each. fiiSaKEECO --------gjpr who^' cant help loYiri .lall bassador to Great Britain who waa with his wife, kept mux day, too. Mrs. Kennetjy explained that "a bad interpretatton of Ms remarks might lead to difficultiea for his son?" Calls Red$, Catholics ^ Most Deadly Threats LITTLE ROCK. Ark. (APl-The first vice president ol the Southern Baptist Convention, the Rev. W.O. Vaught, Sunday night cafied Roman Catholicism and communism the two most "deadly threats’ rid freedom. If John Kennedy sits in Wliite House," Vaught told his congregation, "he'll sit there over my protest." Christians number more than Joaeph P. Kennedy, former am- 90,000 in Iraq. LAST 2 NIGHTS HURON 2 Bie ep riATUKStij They said she was guilty as . sm...the naked shameful J life of a I GOOD TIME GIRL^ WED.-^n PASSED FOR WHITE'' TERRY 1ST RUN DEBRA why A must Idle? Uie twe stor^ of a nil on death row' At l:U-«:W-1:U-MiW RAIDERS WITH A HIRED GUN FOR THE BIG KILL! AT 2;55 - 5:58 - 9;00 “PLUNDERERS OF PAINTED FLATS" with Ceriana Cahrat Thur. AMAZING IN riNKMAaCOn AND COLOR "THE LOST WORLD" MA 4-3135 Show Starts At 8:15 CbildrcB Under 12 Freo -^DORIS^BIVIB nor RdillQi iRuSi DOMtB^ IcOMMERCEi So«tli M 9f Uiiioei UIm IU. EM 3-0661 NOW SHOWING Tii UPROARIOUS MopiE from THE Bi6BESr-SaUR./ DiRBiiffaiiiwiiiiiKH COMING WEDNESDAY "I PASSED FOR WHITE" Hirry-Harry 3 LAST NIGHTS A GREAT SHOW MIRACLE MILE ^THEMO8TEXCITINOAWEMTURE»AB0YEVH1HAbr METROmOWYN-llAYER SAMUEL GOIOWYN, JR’S e. MARK TWAIN’S ThsjUventures of X TiiicldebeiTyTinn^ AND 11 If 111- 3t7ll PLATINUM HIGH SCHOOL UfEITE mMIKX* CONWAYTWITTY THURSDAY THE FIRST TIME ON A DRIVE-IN THEATER SCREEN —-------IN TOD-A-0--------- ^^Aronnd the World in 80 M0¥l£-wm, THERE HASMEWER BEER ARYTHIRB UKE THE _ APARTMEMr LO¥E-WtSE, LAUBH-¥nSE OR OTHERWiSE-WISEI JSSKLESimOR SHIRLEY mrnoLAIRE , FRED maoMURRAY plus’" DICK POWELL JJ. DEBBIE REYNOLDS ''sxKAWsarr here" THE PONTIAC PBKSS, HONDAY. JULY !»■ 1»«0 TWENTY-ONE Tigers Sweep Twin^ Gain on Yanks Good Hurling, Timely Hitting Bring Victory ‘ and 3*2 Gounh Inckid* 7>Run >BlcKt i Opanar't 2nd From* DETROIT (VPD-JimmIe Dykri didn't k)M liglit of the irignUlcuiCf of Detroit’i doukledtender gmctfl from the New Yelk Yaidieea tai the aftermath of I disputed home run. He quickly pointed .out that the 12-2 and 1-2 triumphs moved the TtE«n to within games of the front-running Yankees. “This was a series We had taled as national ‘20-kilometer walking champion .Sunday, mis.sing hy one ■ends his 1959 rec-•h-ord. lor the distance, fireworks on the, Tiger Box Scores NEW TOSK Gene Littler and Doug Sanders each shot a closing 69 to share 3rd position with 279. Defending champion Mike Souchak, Dave Ragan and Jerry Barber tied for 4th spot at 280. Cooper slipped to 74 and divided 6th place with Jerry Pittman at 282. Leonard’s triumph netted him $5,000 while Wall pocketed $2,500 (or 2nd place. The total purse was $25,000. Of Hie (1 pros who competed In Sunday’s final round, 22 broke par and four oUiera equaled It. Thirteen players were below 1*. Michigan had Just,two repreaent-atives at the finish and Wally Bur-kemo of Franklin Hills was best with 283. Detroit's Joe Zakarian totaled 289, one above par. In the dramatic playoff, both An esti^mated M.OOO pwple at-golfer, used wedges for their '2ndi‘he our-day medal play^mmii'o. 32.2 shots oil the 365-yard par-four hole.!“>u™ey, nearly half of them I,eonard’s ball stopped six feet‘"K- yes‘e''day s firew- -from the cup and Waft hit within‘neky Western courw. eight weet. Wall’s putt slid by the lip two inches for a par, then Lmnard knocked his ball straight into the hole for a birdie three to win the crown and climax an amazing rally.' it was the Ith sudden-death playoff In Western Open history and the Srd in the last five years. Leonard, who finished his four-under-par round three groups in R'cd *n 2b front of Wall, played boldly at thej X!D M t'tri start and hb aggressiveness off with birdies on three of the' ■ first four holes and another "bird' on No. 7 for a 32 at the turn. He bogied No. 11 and birdied the 15th for a back nine of 36. k k k ‘Stan the Man" cut, Wall’s lead to one stroke at the turn, dropped two behind after 11 holes, then pulled even on the 15th through the combination of' his birdie and Wall’s bogey. , Wall went ahead by one'"stroke on the 16th hole where he sank a 10-fMt putt for a birdie three his only "bird" of the day — to set the stage (or the playoff-pro-ducing bogey on the 18th. Leouard birdied the 1st bale with a 8Mout putt, the 2ad wHh a i9-(aoter aad the 4th with a 20-looter. A chip aad Hiree-foot putt saved Mm from a hogey oa Na. 0, then he birdied Hm 7th aad 16th holes wlHi palte of it aad four feet. His loae bogey oa the Itih was the resMt of a weak approach aad bad cMp. Wall, whose 2nd-raund 66 over tlte par 36-36—72 layout set a new competitive course record, just didn’t seem to h^ve R on the 6,806-yard links Sunday. HONOLUI.U tUPll - Vrm ChI- at times as thi .Vith But Callison looked haek over his National Piiblte Links tourney here. Battles over the trleky. wind-swept, said today he was taking dead Him Ala Wa| golf eourse And sighed: oiwM. ..f wuh)!"" **’'■ '' Amateur tourney mi "1 wish I had another week to circle ol newsmen. “‘)''^‘^X!i*‘’I,.S< ptembef pB^' this i mirse. I just ean't be- A * * Iluve it's that tough." Callison, a .Sacramento, Calif.,! Callison ap|ieared for the final tavern owner, relaxed here afterjmorning round (leaked and visibly his lo()-sided Public Link. trium(ih!weakened by a two-day bout with Saturday over ‘23-year-old Mii-higan a virus. .State Cniversity golfer Tyler Cap-i ‘in. 7 and 6. some medicine and felt much bel- When the final was over ralliaonjipr • (’«uiH„n admitted, had played 176 holes ol golf in sixj instead of willing before h I s da.vs despile a twi^day siege with'ynun^er. stronger adversary, the willing sun and tension old golf sage gained steam as he rolled along lo the title, j In vk'tory he had nothing hul roinfilinienis and consolation for .voting Caplin. "Ty iCaiilin) got off lo a bad start and 1 think he let me off the hook when he let me take a got noeominent lo make ^ morning. I Ihink i AKRON. Ohio .AP. - Ben Ho- ‘‘^.t time in any of game and I don I want to put Pap I amt reaiiv Thai "‘y matehrs I was so far out in on (he apol. Buf I know what It and ready. Tha j , ispelli trouble for his rival golf| . j, ,u •> ipros in the I960 PGA Tournament* ARer the Tigers won and were starting Thursday. ' ‘ around the foul .pole fair jyid kid caught it. ” — Roeky Colavito, whose single In the bottom of the eighth won It lor Detroit, lorn In Irom hte right field position lo argue. Dykes rarnd from the dugout. The lllterbugs In the stands went wild. "tie must have had an “P'*'''*' ihe flii illu.sion." said Dykes. "My argu-' ent was no ball can cui've around' two-foot acreen. Even a alicedj^ jj golf ball wouldn’t do that. " nO^Qll, JYKlXWeU Colavito, the nearest player to the hall as It entered the stands, ilOt III W01171110 lor PGA Meet watched my game and ratlsfled. Paparella cornel^ Pete I absent' from the PGAlffi “ Burnside who hurl^ his first vicj,,„,.e m toi7 over the Yankees, and shook ^^,^^cd par 70 in a prac-j " I * II .urn. 1. J . yesterday over thej ■ 1^‘cally. the 'Tigers had In-!7 i65.y^rt country Club' stalled a new foul pole in nghtipn„_„ only last Friday. ' , "The old one had a belly on it-* AtnonR the other early arrivals,! It Las a bit curved. " disclosed Maxwell of Odessa. Tex . | President Bill DeWilt. “The new *«ve a shot he made yesterday. He Mored a hole^ln-one on the 230-yard 15th, blasting' a four wood shot that hit the! green and rolled in. | Walking Champ Again 2)-Footer Is Title Winner for Beman PRESS BOX t 2B—PtrntBdn. — -------------- weU. HR-ColavtU), Ctah. IP ■ X EX ■■ so (U 4-11 .................. a I t • Terry ( Osbier M«u ............. L»rry (W. T-t» . PX—Berberet. I Smith, PspartlU, NEW TOXK •brbM Mr I McO’i'ld lb S • t • Twt lb 11 •— ir 4 I 1 • Muat lb It ISltllexweU If ll ri 4 1 11 Caab lb It oa lb 4 111 KtUM tt 4 t rd c 11 11 CoItTtto rf It M 4 t 1 t P'ntBdtt M' 4 t Ittt mil Y«4ab tt 1 »—Struck out ftr Orb* tai Ttb: I I. *-41.'lN. A meeting of the Pontiac Sports Car Club Will be held 'Tu^ay night Films on sporta cars, one entitled "The lli.story of Daytona," will be .shown. The public Is in-IIITA (AI’i — Two str'fikes 'ited. Call David Wade at OR with five holes to play, ■! •'5198 for further information. Reman .sank a 21-fool pull ' * * ♦ birdie on the final hole and w I I 11 e ' MK^ovey. National the Trans-Mississippi Coif |,e,gue rookle-of the year In 195». Tournament yesterday. He de-: has been farmed out by the fll-fealed Ja.'k ( up.t 1-up^ Cupil of l^ngview, Tex.. Salur-i being .dropped ia bonus day sank a b6-f(»t birdie putt for; Murphy of the Cuba. 1-up semi-final victory over I.a-| W * # bron Harris Jr. of .Stillwater, Okla. I Suzy Thrasher of Ann Arbor fin- On the 400-yard final hole. Be-1 5th in the 200-meter butter-man’s second .shot landed 21 feet '^y if"****^ 100-mcter butter- away from the cup. Cupit gam-! “y”'AAU Women's swim bled with a 36-foot putt that'll' over the weekend, bounced off the rim. Beman pul- * * ★ ■■ -j— ted in for the elincher. , Ryder Cuppers Ckrtsfy the X holes over the «.64^yard., , , par 70 cour.se. Cupit shot a 7'2-71-| a,ie after Hnlahlng I. . He due ' record 64 flnith by O’Comier. HEATED ARGUMjpifT - Umpire Joe Paparella*is restrained by Detroit manager Jimmy Dykes as Paparclla challenged a fan from the Tiger dugout following Sunday’s douTilcheadcr. TJje argument concerned a long-dtsputed call which declared a drive by Yankee Bill Skowron a home run in the 8th inning of the 2nd game. 4i$tefv is Favored in Battle With Folley DENVER (AP) — .Sonny Liston, the Philadelphian with bombs in his 14-inch fLsts, rules an 11-5 fa-, vorite over boxing stylist Zora Folley in their scheduled 12-round! heavyweight fight tonight at the Denver Coliseum. ___ k k i Most experts here pick Lfrton, weighing 212,, to teiock out Folley, 195, in less than seven rounds. But Folley. from Chandler, Arlz., has plenty of backers who point to his greater experience and boxing ability along with a knockout punch that has flattened 29 opponents in 56 pro fights. Wins Trans-Miss. Title CINCINNATI (API - Sandra Hayhie, 17, an Austin. Tex., high school girl, is the 1960 Women’s Trans-Mississippi Golf Champion, but there is some doubt she'll l clubbed 16 hits, tour by Jerry Hesse and thr^ by Dick Cooper, lor aiPfl^2 ro«A of Smith Silo. Dick Shell -tmia the wlniHng pifiter and the Ion went to R.' D^ Jacobs. TWENTY-TWO THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY. JULY U, 1990 National League Expan^on May Come Up Today : CHICAGO.(AP) - Tht Natknal Ln(ue will bold its aiwusl toer conference here today and expansion may be up for discus- Chisox Rolling, Beat Orioles Twice By The Awselated Prew lopener with a six-hitter and Wynn When the CMcafO White Sox|»^ h** *»Wnd an lUrt at-m in 4>rlnK tralninc the ex-l*** *" perts wrote that Roy Sievert' hit-‘ling and the' pitching Vtliile the While Sox were quick-enlng their steps, the Yanks and Expanrion tant on'^h* fonnalX^^;^! a-ere going to help them wfn (dumps. Detroit knoi*ked off the Yanks twice. 12-J and 3-2. New first baseman, exchanged a few blows at home pUtq In the 0rat game and were tossed out. Powug had been nailed at the plate bg lirow from Dan Dobbefc, Vic Power, aeveland agenaa. but could be brought up'„H)ther American League by club owners. The American League already hat voted in favor of expansion and has set up a committee on the subject. The Junk* hopes die Natioiial will similar comminee loi League discuasions. Just Not a Cowboy . FOREST GROVE. Ore. (AP) Tackle Jim Chastain from Michi-|(ut State was one of flvi out yesterday by coach Tom Landry of the Dallas Cowboys, the j over Baltimore. ___ _ ________ Rational Football League's newest I homer and single in the 14-2 sec-•>'*17- iond game romp. Shaw won the Wynn didn't win a game until May 15. Siewers was batting .M2 on May 30 and Shaw ^ bedn just to-so. The experts were looking Inexpert, bter- But the White Sox are rolling now, sitting in third place only a half-game behind the runner-up Cleveland Indians and only two games off the New York Yankee pace. Sievers extended tive game batting streak to Sunday with a game-winning gle in the* 2-1 first game victory two-run York has lost eight of li games. Washington Dayton -g,. Tire Co ^FormjHjMMARKE^ last n Night Event at Metro Beach Cleveland 3-2 and 5-3 after dropping 10 in a row to the Indians. Boston ran its winning streak to •ven with a 4-2 victory at Kants City, where pitcher Tom Brewer won his sixth and also hit his first home run of the year. Sievers' winning single in the first game at Chicago after catcher aint Courtney had lost his foul Two walks by loser Steve Barber and a sacrifice set the stage for Sievers' "second chance" hit. Sievers slammed his 14th homer with a man on in the first Inning of the second game. One Freese added a three-run homer in the sixth Washington finally Midcat) Grant after losing 14 In 1 row to him over a three-year span. Tex Clevenger won the open- Water Ski Show Friday NYLON 670x15 $1195 7.50x14 I I BUCK TUBE TYPE Plus Tx. and RKip. Tin BONDED BRAKES 20,000 Milts or 1 Ytor Guorontti FORD, CHIV.. FLYM. ■claSM rwS- B4 095 •12 »n$$ni __ »7.95 Cxide BATTERIES lU Tout mu WEJUUNG TOO fhSTi DOU TOUI CU PUU TO THE SIDE? IS TOUI CU SHUIII6 IT 40 M.P.H.? 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The Lions plan to make some defemivc and oKeiwive changes in ttamlitg camp Beaslons and carry them over Into the regular season if they produce results. Wilson said Terry Barr, fenaivf back laat season, will get a shot at becoming a running back as will Jerry Retchow, sometime quarterback and receiver last year. The offensive line will take defensive tackle Darrls McCord to bolster its forward wall, Wilson aid. Another offensive line experiment will put veteran tackle Ollie Spencer at center. Bob Grottkau may also get a crack at the center spot, Wilson said. Bowling loop Begins Draft Minus 2 Teams OMAHA (AP) - The National Bowling League starts Its player draft today with 12 teams instead of 14. Houston and Raleigh, N. dropped out Saturday and lehgue announced no new teams would be admitted during the first •ason. Each team will select 30 players ■ 10 today and 20 tomorrow. The lineup now iqgludes Detroit, Los Angeles, Fort Worth, Dallas. San Antonio. Omaiia, Minneapoli.v St. Paul. Kansas City, Chicago. New York. Birmingham, AUi., and Miami. Fla. Leonard Homel of Los Angeles was elected president for a two-year term. Other officers named were J. Curtis Sanford of Dallas, vice president; Harry Todeschini of Detroit, secretary, and Harold Weber of Chicago, treasurer. Joe Paulus of Detroit, former president of the Bowling Proprietor's Assn, of America, was mentioned as a possible commissioner. THU n BASBBALLt tangled with Waa - Clevelaiid's Vic Power, top center, r Earl Battey in the first game of a doubleheader yesterday after Power was called out at the plate trying to score. Swinging in answer to a remark by Battey, Power laiided several blowa.before the two were separated by teammates and umpire Charley Berry. Both were ejmed. No. 8 il. Tribe catcher Hank Foilea. Nat Pete Whisenant ia at left. ;----aCHBEIJlB PSUburtb at Lot Aasetot It p m. «t MUorauke* I p. m. Snc«»^*5rp.”;it‘ ■ Polo Grounds Soccer Addicts Attack Swedes NEW YORK (AP)-In Europe and Latin America many soccer stadiums have protective barriers or moats to prevent spectators from storming the field to attack players or officials. The promoters of the new International Soccer League may have to devise something fimiiap for the Polo Grounds. More than 20 of the fans at the Polo Grounds Sunday swarmed onto the field and attacked Swedish players after an Italian star was injured in the contest between Sampdorla of Italy and Norrkop-ing of Sweden. Rune Lind, the Norrkoping right back, was hit on the jaw by a stick wielded by an‘unidentified spectator. Lind was knocked unconscious and lost one tooth. Cards'Double'on Cubs; Split Cuts Bucs' Edge WEEXG.ND SOXIMO .. tEE A884X;iATEO PE»„. ,L<» ANOBLES-CUco Andrade. US, By The Associated Press If the St. Louis Cardinals keep on winning, Solly Hgmus will be In line for a bonus instead of the bum’s rush. Hemus was Red Bird on a hot teat a lew weeks back when the Cards had lead in their wings. His job was In danger as the ft. Louis “youth movement’’ lloud- By winning 13 of their last 17 games, the (Cardinals suddenly have become a factor in the National League pennant race. *rwo viiEories over Chicago Sunday, 6 0 and 8-1, left them in third ^acc, only six games oft the pace. Ray Jackson, an “old folks" on the staff at 29, pitched the shutout a four-hitter, and 19-year-old Ray Sadecki, a 330,000 bonus boy, the second with a six-hitter. Just to prove the kiddie korps un’t taken over completely, Stan Musial came up with two singles in the second game that gave him a career total of 3,252 hits, fifth in the kU-Ume stand- Oodoring Your Golf RO, Berkley Men Seize Outboard Marathon Titles CHEOBYGAN (UPI) - Two defending champions retained their crowns during the weekend Tbp 0 ’ Michigan Outboard Marathon race. Ray Lenk, Detroit, again won in Gass D with a time of one hour and 37 minutes, just 10 minutes slower than the record for the i; classic, ! In class 36. Tor light motors, 1 Bob. Moore, Royal Oak. defended 141 his championship by winning in two hours, 2-24 miniites. New champions were crowned in clas.ses A. B and C. Chris White, Jackson, won in Gass A with a clocking of two hours and 12 seconds. Gass B was won by Fred Miller, Trenton, in obe hour and *,45 minutes, and Gass C crown ' J went to A1 Myers. Berkley, in one 'hour and 45'* minutes. Don’t Let Car Troubles Spoil Your Vacation See Your Auto Serviceman mwi USE BRAND NAMES FOR AUTO REPAIRS BATTERIES MUFFLERS SPARK PLUGS Deleo Riker ami Walker AitaUtaaBdAG SHOCK ABSORBERS BRAKE SHOES Wagnar 367 South Soginow St. FE 2-9129 AUTO ELECTRIC PATIENTS COMPLAINT: "Ctalpa glvE mo the ylpfc- DIAGNOSIS: C4>mpUcEting • eimple aiAtter. TREATMENT: *rhe short chip shot, besides being one Of the most valuable shots in golf, is essentially one of the slmidest. The club-bead should be taken straight back away from the ball, the downswing should bring the clubheaij back along the same general line and take It straight through the ball, and the follow-t^ugh should send, the clubhead straight toward the target. • Actually, the proper stroke for the short chip shot Is but little different from the putting stroke. • The main difference Is that the putting stroke Is more of a sweep, while the chipping stroke should send the clubhead down and through the ball. ^ Aim at keeping your chip-shot stroke smooth and simple. Determine In advance how hard yon mean to hit the ball, how far yon want the baU to ^ travel in the air, and how far you want It to bounce | and roll. v This done, there will be no need to suddenly Increase -or decrease the tempo of the swing while in the act of } making the shot. i These sudden tempo changes cause your flubbed ^ chip shots. j. 4 "" 4, 1 * ^ y *.044^ , t .. Ings. He passed Hall of Famer Nap Lajoie, who had 3,251. it t H Pittsbpgh’s lead was cut to 2H games when seond-place Milwaukee thumped Philadelphia 7-3 whilt the Pirates were dividing two with Cincinnati. The Reds took the first game 6-5, but 25-yearold Tom Cheney, recently recalled from the Columbus farm, blanked the Reds with four hits in the second game, 50. Willie Mays’ eighth-inning triple stopped the march of the Los Angles Dodgers, who have lost only two of their last Iff. Mays’ hit gave San Francisco a 54 victory. During the game, the slumping Giants announced that first base-mar. Willie McCovey had been shipped to the Tacoma farm oI the Pacific Coast League. ★ ♦ ★ 'Jacks4)n's first game victory was his llth of the. year. The ' Cards chased Dick Ellsworth in the fifth ‘ wlwn they scored five Rookie'Julian Javier drove in two with a single and Ken Boy-, er tripled with the bases loaded. Bill White hit home run No. 10. Sadecki completed the job on le Cubs, who scored a total of VO runs in their four-game series at St. Lous. Musial’s hits were the big noise, but White had double an dsingle to drive in two In the defeat of Bob Anderson. Eddie Mathews hit his 19th homer and Lew Burdette won his 10th for Milwaukee as Del Crandall, who had a perfect four-hit night Saturday, ran his string to seven with three singles. ★ ★ ♦ Cheney saved the day for the Pirate* with his four-hitter to beat’ Cal McLish after Don Newcombe was chased by an umpire before he threw a pitch. Newk became involved in a dispute about a long, loose left sleeve on his sweatshirt, to which the Pirates objected. Dick Groat had seven hits In the doubleheader, four in the first game defeat when Vern Law lost to Bob Purkey. The Giants’ victory was onl.v their second in their la.st 10. It dropped the Dodgers into fourth pli.ee. Grand Rapids 9 Stays in Tournament Picture grand rapids (UPI) — Eleven teams were still in the running today in the' state National Baseball congress championships ★ A ★ The defending champion* Grand Rapids Sullivans, who routed Inkster, 8-1, yesterday, are among the survivors of the first two week-ends of action in the tournament which spans a total of five weekends. B.EGoodrich ^ B. F. Goodrich SihrertewE Ntw Treads brake REUWN6 s ■n# •OJnt- $1295 ■OMROt-IUnC SHOCKS *875 Motor Mart Safety Center iIl-133 I. Heitula n 3-7345-R 3-1144 MUFFLER '8'’ ClIABaNTEE oacE WSTAIXATION THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY. JI LV 18. 1»00 TWKNTYTHREE All-Star 9 Unable to Conquer Knights 'k it it it it ir ■ it it it it it it U.$. Netters Blank Canada Bjr Tke AiMctaM I Next step lor the U. S. D*vi» Cub Tennis team is the series with Mexico, and the Yani^ aren't tig-uring on any pushover. Om big reason is the thin air t the mUe and hall altitude of Mexico City, site of the Aug. 6-7-9 Americtn Zone aeries. The United States qualified for the second round by blanking Canada at Quebec over the weekend. Lanky Barry MacKay of Day-ton. Ohio, whipped Bob Bedard. Cbnada's ace, 6-3, 6-3. 3-6, 6-3. and Bemie Bartzen. the steady '^xan from Dallas, routed Francois God-bout. 6-1. 6-1. 6-3 in the concluding singles yesterday. ABILENK. Tex, - The U S i-us throw with 178 left, 10'j inches. Women's Olympic track and field and the shot with rsMOiiij .Miss team is expected to ma'.e its liest , White took one leap ami m'd only showing since I9.12. but still notion the broad jump, Isit set win moiT than (iHir events ' American, record with 204''* > . _ . 'All except two members of the dhbi't Jump agitm because of a leg singles mafbhes today, the Newlries will be played at either Baas- match had been postponed by rain 2j.g,r| deieimilned in final injury Zealanders wUl fly to Caracas«. Stockholm. July 2941. ‘fter t'»o seU. here Saturday night, have Tuesday to prepare for their week- Schmidt and Jan-Erik Lund- , . , j, ,* moved on Emporia. Kans , for the _ ■ i- . i end series with Vebezuela »he| ,ha decisive dou . 2«Way training jwilod at K«ns«.x Detroit Cycll$t LoieS round - »'»o State Te«che|!; Vollege Wficlal. H*r Notional CrOWn A * * fbles victory. »«“•«"« ?."T.T a'*,'''?!' "“'n" Rudolph of Tennes- NOtlOnOl CfOWn iGrinda and Jean Qaude Molinari ed Sven Davidson 6-2. 6-6. 9 7, 6-4. c,.,. Sweden beat Franca 3-2 at Baas- Grinda and Jean Qaude Monnanieo m-en uavinson o-i. o-s. » milwaI'KEI: iAI'. .loanne' tad. Sweden, to enter the European;2-6. ^ 64. 6-2 in t^ c^plet^ and Robert Haillet downH Tors- ,^^ ■.tto-meter sprint* at v.. Zone final against Itaty. That se-of a match started Saturday Thelten Jolianason 9-7, 64. 61 i .''i>mkm of licimit, defending N.r tional Women * bii'yclc cluimplon, lost her title \estriday to Adii 23 Records Fall in AAU Swim Meet; David Freed, captain of the U. S. team, was happy over his player's performances, but he won't let the Canadian sweep mske hii team overconfident. Freed said the team will play in the U. S. Qay Court Championships at Chicago this weekend then will- head for Mexico City. INDIANAPOLIS tAPi-George Haines, who coached the Santa Clara (Calif.) Swim Club to the Women's National AAU Championship in the last four days, today switched jobs and began planning strategy as coach of the US. Women's Olympic team. He wouldn't say he will turn Jt a winner (American girls won only one gold medal in the last Olympic swims), but he did say: "Were going to be stronger | month by Marianne Hemmskerk of The Netherlands. The Dutch girl's time was 2:34.4, well under the listed world mark of 2:37. Haines believes (hat his own Orris von Saltza. only triple win-in the AAU championships. June Stover Irwin K. of€. Defeats Class A Stars 8-6,atJaycee PBI Alio Turns Back 'B' Threat, 3-2, in Amateur Day Show Even an all-star aggregation is unable to put a stopper on Un Knights of Cblumbus in the Qty Baseball Uague. TTie finest players the Class A loop could assemble to battle the front-running Knights were not good enough Sunday eRemoon at Jaycee Park in the feature game of the city’s annual "Amateur Day" baseball program. K. of C-, defea<|iiig Class A 01:9.^ League champloa and current leader, broke a M tie with two run In the bottom of the ath Inning for an M win over the .%11-Stara. The Class B Stars fared no better in their battle with the pace-. — - — - ' . ' . j . . j. setting Pontiac Business Institute "Nobody likes to play at an 8,000i*han Australia ^nd the otheriand another powerful blonde^ indlvKhial inrdic squad. PBI tallied three times in'foot altitude." said Freed. teams expected. I think|turned the 100 nietera In 1:101 the top of the 7Uh stanza, lhen| "But we ll be going to Mexico we’U have the sli-ongest team weland the '.>00 (unhiippily_n«>(. an -ver had. Olympic event I in 2:35. "The new 400-mctcr medley re-5 lay will be made to order for us. The U.S. team set the world rec-g ord at 4:44.6-last fall in the Pan American Games. We can put toll gether a combination right now that could do around 4:39." The AAU girls broke four listed g world records, eight American j marks and 11 AAU national meet B marks. The world marks were in the 100 and 200-meter backstroke events set by Lynn Burke p Santa Qar*. the 400-meler . divMual medley established by , Donna de Varona of Berkeley. ’ Calif., and the 200-meter butturfly sef by Becky Collins of Indianapo-. lis Riviera. Little Miss Collin's 2:36.8 clocking in the butterfly probably will not stand, however. An even better, time event was filed last Expect Only 4 Wins, However U. S. Women's Olympic Track Squad Stronger it'iNtwi it'6ruii FUTT-ron 94 N«l« GOLF M Mol.r* I* N»k » II ■04 nooo av sinz staved off an all-star rally for a City as soon as possible to prac-3-2 triumph. jtice and gel the feel of things." ♦ ★ * • I Freed is leaving nothing Ten games in six classes on fourjehance. He plans to have the play-Jaycee Park diamonds comprised!'" do lots of roadwork In addition Amateur Day feafivities. co-sponsored by the Pontiac Parks and Recreation Department and the Pontiac Baseball Federation. Proceeds from the diamond show went to the Federation to help promote better baseball in Pontiac. Junior Leaguers had a hand in the program with all age groups represented from nine-yeaiMilds through the adult level. The “A" Stars threw SO players against the Knlghto, all to no avaU. Phil Rabaja and Sbi Dell headed the Kidgbts’ eight-htt attack with two hits apiece. Jim Wagner, the last of three K.C. pitchers to see action, received credit for the victory. The Stars also used three hurlers with Larry Demerick getting the loss. The losers were limited to five hits. A home rui\ by Greg Meadows sparked the rallying Qass B Stars! in the lest*of the 7th, but league-1 leading PBI managed to snuff thei uprising behind the strong left arm of winning pitcher A1 Levy. j Roger Rogers of PB{ was the only player in the game to get more than one hit. He had two singles. PBI made five safeties and the Stars four. Powell Tniekbig tallied twice In the lop of the 7th for a 3-2 (lau D triumph over Don Nlch-olle. In Class E arthm. the Pon-ttae Boys Club and Tel-Huron Tigers battled to a 6-6 lie with (he tim'e limit halting the contest after six Innings. 'Walker pitched a no-hit, no-run game in Class F as the Northside Kiwanis whipped the Pontiac Police, 3-0; Frye hurled a one-hitter as the Tigers trimmed the Qvic Bears. 8-1, and Baldwin E.U.B. Church walloped the Dixie Dairy Dodgers, 10-3. to court practice. He also is bringing plenty of vitamins, pills and oxygen. New Zealand, aslo playing in the American Zone, gain^ the second round piling up a clinching 34) edge over the West Indies at Port of Spain. Trinidad. Lew Gerrard and Mark Otway, winners in singles Saturday, scored the decisive point by beating Peter Valdez and Alan Price in doubles, 64. 6-2, 6-2. yesterday. After completing the final 11»e 400-meter relay train Iwpe* to add another gold medal, and di*i- thrower* Earleno Brown and -lohnson of Buffalo. N Y Olga Coniiollv may finish one-two M)s» .|ohnson scored in each of In the opinion of Coach W Temple "'e tlnre events during the (woof rennes-see Stale <1').' coiniH tition. pn king up i ; Mr* Cbnnolly, from .Santa Mon- I*"""" Sl'c-Kin was aeoilid f IxM An- Calif., and Mr*. Kaien'Old "'•h K gele*. who ha* lieen on three U S ham, from San Diego, the top Jav- A t h i i d-place ii, developed Olympic team*, reiwered the-10- "'ine thmwei , won't report to the among -Icunn.- dm. I. nchnk of Oe- meter platform diving title she ''""'P until Aug They have .'•it, Nancy Hnrgliaid o^ won om‘e betovr. in l9T>r> B'* «*)oul the rhlUlrrn nt'iKnlH. N N . lonh Virtorm Hurk a a. * In I9:i2, American women won •*‘'"”olca, I. I . each with si'ven ................ .....______,... Uarolyn lions.-, fierce little 14- fi'** '’'''’nis m (he Olympus. «,i|, |H)inli, Mis.-r ha* not reached her potential.ivear-old competitor fmm U>s An DIdnkson taking two ot the l».•c»h'Urlli 111 o?di the lOn meters and the four will iu"s *Vr. U’***^** up 'he tOO-meter lelay leain TIRI DISCOUNTS Irtnd N«w—Hrrt CUh 6.70x15 ... 7.50x14 sr....ins No Money Down r»«i Tot mn4 T»r OU TIm Uniltd Tirt Strvict lio(iln In m e 11' V conipctiiioii. Bill FiX’Uiid anil I'nni Augnstitiis. tsilli of IVmil, lie.1 w,ilh .liH- Saling ot .Somerficid, N .1 (or tenth place I'he flip III a iiiin g.ivi' .Saling the (itipliv Dust Control X-Touche First In at Mackinac Leads Gypsy by Exactly I Two Minutes in Annual Sailing Race ATTENTION YOUNG MEN! medley record to 5:36.5. But too. is an event that wvon’t be tested at, Rome. J»»**WorW r«nr Both von Saltza and Burkei «iwmrirr mduidusi m#di*y .swam on Santa Clara relay team* c»m that won the 400-meter medley in| «o.mttrr treruyu - v»n saiui. AAU record time of 4:49.1 and:, the 400-frecstyle in 4:21.8. also a indunspoiu. t ids meet mark. The latter was the * only time in the National Cham-, rfre?7 7J-73-73-7a-71g 73# 00 Don Pklrfleld. Jeckaonvllle 1 73-73-73-71 2*g 730 0« Jon auBlln, Olkdeyne, Pi .. .. 70-73-74-71 -3M 730 00 Ted Kroll, Port Lauderdale, I Bill KIcm, William Bo M A Bahralth of fletii: with Cioet/.kc. WORLD’S BFe8T-Lynn Burke of California broke the world 100-meter backstroke record twice yesterday during the Women's AAU swim champiopshlps at Indtbnapolis. The times were 1:10.2 in the finals and 1:10.1 in the trials. tt-73-73-M - 201 --------'. Palo A irry Pittman. Tii fl-71-00-71-20; I. ei Paio, Tex. 0-303 __________Ite 8ul 71-71-73-0*—303 Don Whilt Borrego Springe. Ci 73-07-74-00—3*3 ...........I Bin Colllna. Cryatal River. Pla 71-70-71-73—2*0 .........1 Uooel Harbert, Lafayette. La. 475 00 b Ooalby. C 73-73-74 .1 RIvei 330 00 Bob Keller. Elgin APB. 1 73-74-73-71 -200 330 00 John MrMullln. Peir Oal 73-74 75-71-2*0 330 00 Bobby NIrhola. Odeaaa. W Va. 74-00-70-71-210 330 00 Dick Lundahl La Ci Ilf 73-72-74-73-2*1 .« I Ratlef Waltman, Joivtnnetburg. • Canada. Calif. ly Uma. San I .......................... 75-*7-74-7*-:-3»2 .......... 70- 74-71-**—3*5 ......1 330 00 Don Uaaaengale, Port Worth, T Cary Mlddlacoff. Uamphit. Tann. i 77-70-73-73—3*3 ......................( 71- 70-70-74—3** ........ ( 330 00,Tom NIeporte. Bronkvlll*. N. Y Jtrry Prlddy. Palm Daaart, Calif. 73-73-74-74-3*3 ( 71-33-71-71—30* .......... * 330 00 *1 Balding. Toronto. Ont. Sort Wonvar iMamoot, Tex. 74-73-73-7g—3*4 ............1 T*-71-74-7*-3lt ...........• 330 00,Prank Boynton. Orlando. Pin. Butch Bnlrd, Bonumont, T»x. 74-71-73-7*—3*4 ( **.73.70.74—3** ........t 13»» •PLAYOPP-Uonard won the Qoorn Bm^ Oluie*BU(, 111. I death playoff on tha firtt holt 7}.«*e7>-7i-IM ............( 130 50 birdie 3 the Eastern Edge ot the Straits of Mackinac was 53 hours, 8 minutes, 51 seconds. The craft’s cor-, rccted elapsed time was 34:6.39. ' Gypsy completed the race in .")3:10.30 with a conected elaspc.l innings and the Hud.son Hornets! of 35.29.20. trounced the Pontiac Boys Club,' Last year's winner, the Appiclic. 8-2. , owned by Gimeiner of Gross? -----------------Pointp, Mich., had a roiTPCteri Johnson, Pistons Agree riapsed time of .39:43.u. 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B«tJre? ’ The aide aakl he woul# the supreroa practitioner o( thei***'* look it up. “Yes. get .it," oool sell Kennedy Mid. “II I'm going io .... use the ligure, I warn ^ifs right.- W hen he is running hardest in a „e , beauiihilly-engi- eampalgn, he seems to be strol- organization. dme. Making a speech, he is -more_________________ , often thoughtful than fervent h* SMOOTH TR.\M OF PlUk seldom shows his leeiinga. They' In part, the Kennedy blitz was used a slatistle about the under- The voters saw a slim, well-i sharp senae ol humor — but tailored man with level blue eyes it sparingly to avoid the fateful and a shock pi relish-brown hair, tag, in politics, of appearing to Hu boyish grin and ambling man- be a wise-cracker, ner reminded them ol actor Jim-| , * * * my Stewart. ______[ ^ pi**• ments ever seem to crack hi.s mar- ^n^ph^lPd. many sided labyrm^. He talks with conviction. He charmed audiences, particularly younger people and women. "We just love you. Jack," said a University of New Hampshire coed, republican, senator, " said ADAM AMES BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES By JBigu Mkrtia blr calm. _ lof politics. Among the pnncipalslally In machine gun staccato, but an elderly California womgfi, ^ This Vs the surince image of "r** Theodore C Sorenson. Ne- he never orates in the old Fourth you're making a Democrat out of, John Fitzgerald Kennedy, the hra.ska Protestant, head of the of July manner^Hc has a quick, me." DemocraUc candidate for presi-1 '' •’T**" - ’ Pterre Salinger, j ‘ dent former California newspaperman.| liticiatu, exposing him-lKennedy before'he ever announced. I self to ptMential delegates and vo-i They appear to have made no! ten, Uvist^g energy on imlitical mi.stakes. “We made some. ” an'! chores. ' , aide grins, “but they didn't show 'i ' He is a fighter, a driver and; * * a a shrewd field general. . llu- whole Kennedy family, When he felt he was set. Ken- pitched in nedy announced eariy. hiraking " Kcnneiiy's wife Jacqueline, his with tradition. Then he mapped a mother Rose, three sisters l’a-| hard schedule, enlenng seven trtcia. Jean and Eunice, and his presidential primary elections two brothers Robert and rrsidyi Some were c^culated mJis and. all went out into the hustings to, some outright gambles — partlcu- help. They met the ladies, made; larly Wisconsin and West Virginia.] speeches, gave leas, appeared on. Again flouting tradition. Kennedy television. Bobby, Ihe campaignj said on the eve of the Wlaconsin, manager, is a tousle-hcaded dyna-primary, "This is it. If I lose,! mo. Unlike his brother, who seemsj I m out." He won that election *o run cool. Bobby “ran scai'ed”| and all the others. | through the whole campaign. | ^ A ^ Kennedy presented an attractive, figure. He is thorough, meticulous, man of intense concentration. ! Kennedy briefs himself rareful-l ly on a wide range of subjects. Campaigning, he talked about for-eigh affairs, rackets, lahor-and ' management problems, unemployment insuntncp,- depressed areas and farm problems. One of hi.s most effective speeches was on the challenge to America. In it, hej U.ol M. Regents OK Million for Cyclotron ANN ARBOR - The University of Michigan Board of Regents has approved the expenditure of $1,100,000 for i*onsl ruction of a cyclotron to house a new type! atom smasher. L The atom smasher wa.s desciibcan populattoa ex* ceeda 100,000 peraons. the earaat laad Mclfaly Oam-‘laa and MaikaMng ara la the Saalh. The other two are N.Y. (101,000) in Orange County not far from New York City, and Altoona, Pa. (103,000). The Pomona-Ontario area southern California tops the new entries with an e 1900 population of 200.000. North Carolina produced three nev metro areas: Fayetteville (125, 000); High Point (102,000) and Asheville (101,000). A 175 per cent population growth boosted Las Vegas, Nev., from 40,000 persons in 1950 to an estimated 112,000 this year for Las Vegas and Hs suburba. * ★ * Four previously established metro areas all. in Florida have more than doubled their estimated populations in 10 years. Orlando is up 141 pt'r cent; Miami, 111 per cent, and West Palm Beach and St, Petersburg, both up 104 per cent. The New York metro area, well out in first place at an estimated 15,175,000 in 1960, has grown only 14 per cent since 1950. Exact Census Bureau figures may shed some light on the neck and neck batfie between Chicago (6,485,000 and Los Angeles (6,475, 000). The first Commercial Atlas in 1876 had 212 pages and weighed about five pounds. The current 91st edition contains 566 larger pages and weighs 20 pounds. ★ ★ w Not all the Commercial Atlas’ figures are overwhelming. Rand McNally estimates the 1960 population of Wickahoney, Idaho, at Governor of R.l. Supports Mitchell Brokers said fairly heavy cuh corn and wheat receipts over the weekend had a bearish effect on thoee commodities. Arrivals of 396 cars of wheat were the heaviest since the harvest began and the 511 cars of corn were the heaviest in many weeks. * « W Commercial demand will was slack and export business over tne weekend was negligible. Traders heard that Brazil had postponed scheduled purchase of about mOlion bushels ol Another report said it had received a cargo of the grain from Russia, the first in its long term exchange arrangement of coffee for wheat. Grain Prices Ute foltowiiv ara top prices ivtrtag satoa of toeaBy grow ^jndttce brought to the Fanner'. Market by growers and sold by: them ia wholesale package lots.' Quotatims ara furnished by the YORK (F—The stock mar- Detroit Bureau of Markets, as of b l^tle ambition early thU afternoon, showing a mixed price [pattern with a tf ‘ I lower. Trading was i Gains and losaes of bractiona to „! about a point prevailed amonj s wikey slocks. J JJ A few at the more volatile * storks leU mare thaa a point an Friday. ravm ApplM. TrsotBonst, ku. lluebcrttoi, 11 Mi. Is?-*"- ItMpbtrri^ *55. ^ pu Strftw^rrtos. If . B«p . M4 On . Rep. Burdick's Win Verilied in N.D. BISMARCK. N.D. tft-The State Canvassing Board today verified the victory of Rep. ^entin N. Burdick, the Democratic nominee, in the special election of June 28 to choose a United States senator. The board said Burdick defeated Republican Gov. John £. Davis by 1,118 votes. The vote was Burdick. 104,593, Davis 103,475. The special election, held In conJunctioB with the regular state primary, was called to desigaate a persoa to oerva the lour and a half years remaining of the term of the late Sen. William Langer, a Republican. Detroit Produce Oram, Muad. ks B«su, Wu. So. BrtU. dos. SdSd. Br«U. iDoOdS. bu. . Breecolirim behs. Ctbbsn. bo. Csbbsi*. Curly, bu. Csbbstt. R«l. bu Csbbsc*. Son^, bu. CtrroU. dM. bciw. CsulUiawtr. dos Cucuabdra. Dill. Vi. Cucumb«r>. Bliccn. bu Dill dM. bciu Kohlrsbl, dM. bebs...... L.dki. dM. beh>. OnlMU, irMO. Sm. bclu. PsnUy, Csriy, < Paraler —• ■* P»M. 1 Polato<„ . Rtdlihra. i d-.r-, d¥‘i;S fi'iisS. !' fonf»lMi.**Soth-dos. Uettue*. HfSd. bu. MufUr4. •“ RomslM. 'Sorral, bi Splnsr^ Swiu TWO HAITV rtoru: Jaispieline, Ken nedy's face lights up as slie gi-eels her husband Sen. John F. Kennedy as he rrlurns to Ot|>e (’od Sunday after winning the Democrnilc presidential nuniinalion in l.ns AnKclrs Asked whal she and her Inisbmui said to e.ieh other on the phone alter his vulory, Mrs Kennedy said. "We were just two happy people " TWEKTY-yiVH Imported Cars Lagging in Sales Morki First Tim« for Drop by Figur* Und«r Previous Year DETUOIT UW-.'e Import* made iheit fir*! big lawh into the Amertean market five year* ago RegUtralkMM ter Ike flr»l flv^ moalk* af IBM a* rsinplled, by R. L. Fslh * (W, IrisI m.MI. rampart'd with tSf.in IkrtNigh May of IMS. May sale* deelined for the sei; jond month in a row. hilling to t>.. 623. eompared wish 46 .113 in Api.l HiHi :>4,.177 in May of I9.fl. * a * ImiMii* arcountisl lor 7 0.’> :s i rent of inlal new car sales in the United Slate* in May A miuil i jearlier they look 6 16 per rent 'Their record penetration wa« 12 71 |ier rent last DeeeintM i Among Individual make*, the ' two leading aellrrs, \olkanagen ; and Kentull, rnniinued to «)mw MSUO Scholarships Go fo 10 Sophomores Volkswogni h.is sold 61.72:1 . a, -in the liisl live months. *5»gHiiivi ,12.530 In the similar period of la*' Small Airlines to Get............................. Uniform Subsidies iSkyfiners Gain LOS AMiLl.l,S Il l’ll -A meirn^SGCOnCf BotOll tier ol the Civil Aeionaiiliea Ikmrd'fp_71/; .Id Ihe sliort haul airlines \,H\ny I WITHll(J Wj/l ft*cku^ bu. . ' ’ 2^ . .niip*. bu........ Poultry and Eggi DETROIT. -lARl—Rrlcti ,2 Uouglaa AlreraR had a sink->*** big spell, dropping I'i to 47 on I sarceasive blocks of 7.DO# and *1 [j® M,I)M ahareu, then ruttbig Ihe IM loao to a fraclinn. iij| Duponf picked up a point, re } "jmainlng aJ^t the'200 level. Lflss- ........ . .................. - reoies of about a point were taken Michigan Stale Unlverotty Oak-,1. .Siniih. 1T2ti Auhurn i:ve.-. 4-kil Kiddle Ave .i , - d” •' Motors eased in an aulo sectie.nl ............. .................... , Uale.ford lownsh.p '2.1 learns from Mulweslero 1 'Detroit tor No. sutmri which showed very little chang< hen* U-S3: iifht hentj A 1-polnt gain hy Radio Corp Five were given lultiun s arshlps ol I'tlA eneh. v» poultry: H»*»y tyi - ____ bV(Stori‘£K fVft?"-4°ibv ^ performances by Phil-i In addition, univcisily offiei ■1-a*! , CO and Sperry’ Rand featured elec-,are seeking outside funds (o _____ DETROIT BOOS i tronics. Boeing and I'nited Ai.-'vide u special award for Ihe firs! '*n^b'*nrir’raMiv*rt'ir''’'’®*' Were ahead slightly. Cen- alternate,Mrs .TranParksofRov-R?4rBf*M'*D«troit in”c» "• * inViuded'I oral Dynamics off a fraction. al Oak. a veteran's w idow with .‘rncii*d.''5^", ^ , CA L three children, who missed out on wmu»^r»d» A Jumbo M-40: *xirt NOV^ York StOCKS a technicality heeause she had to (Milnts will Ite added' l*rg( SStb-M; l*r(e 33-31; medium 34- —.1. . --------browni. gride „e 33-3*; Urge M'l-1; check! -3>i-3t 33: trad* a li iE»rly Morn point! ire clgMh Livestock j SAVED TWO VEAlts Burdick is expected to be *worn Ho^f^TM-^ uuic,..r. u..u Eranclsco office of Ihe Fe-1 ,,, j-,,gg, . ral Housing Admimsiralion Minlo told newsmen there is "a -,-|,|,s amonnied to earnings of 76 housing cents jier share. He does the scrubbing and each ohild is responsible for the care of|(,,e,.j(j, their rooms. Other hoi^sekeejiing („r task.s are rotated, 1, 130 that will be awarded forj'^ MSUO’s second year. last year. The Icelandic language has main- propels tears over the cornea the rate of one-thifd dram each hour or several teaspoonsful a day. Actual crying increases the tear output 100 per cent, he said. „ ___ The Distant Early Warning second and ;*ii)^W* Line is a 3.000-mile radar chain operated as part of the defense system of the North American Air Defense Command. It spans the northernmost reaches of the American continent. planes, to get an airline in tion. Two DC3s were delivered lastjEaion'vfif year. The two light planes were tolUnf, “JJJ be delivered "soon. ” ipirraton? - ----- -------- |po(M Mach : |Pord Mot ... News in Brief ||iL?L 'Anatomy ot Muidei' ReaP $9-Million Suit Says Yes CHICAOO (2VPI—Was “Anatomy of a Murder,” a bestselling novel and hit movie, based entirely on fiction? or was Its back^ound taken from a real-life murder trial In Michigan In 1952? The answer must now come from UJ3. District Court Judge Michael L. Igoe, In a nine million-doUar libel suit filed by a Michigan nurse and her 18-year-old daughter. it -k it Mrs. Hazel A. Wheeler, 47, and her daughter. Terry Ann Chenoweth of Three Rivers. Mich., claim in their suit that since the novel by John Voelker, who wrote under the pen name of Robert Traver,. she and her daughter: “Have been held up to public contempt, ridicule and shame, and have been placed in the glare of unfavorable and unwarranted publicity.” .............. The suit was filed against Dell PubUshlng Co., Inc., and Columbia Pictures Corp. ‘INVADES PRIVACY* Mrs. Wheelef charges that the novel was taken from the actual trial of an Army lieutenant who was charged with fatally shooting her husband In their tavern In Big Bay, Mich. Mrs. Wheeler’s suit said the hovel invaded her privacy and the movie placed the stigma of iUegitlmacy on her daughter. . ' The suit cUdms the novel Interwove fact and fiction in I'ludRo. such'A way asm make them Indistinguishable, and that Mrs. Wheejer and her daughter have become Identified with the flctlofial charaeters, to the loss of their good reputa- oIS ruf* S i 5‘“<' '»< Polly Pildltcli of 318N Arilngton 8” Si? :: S* Dr.. Waterford Township, reported g!? H J I*"" O' to township police that sometime o t*i a Et : is * tm*o i yesterday a Johnson 35-horsepower Sen U:* 1'*'*"" outboard motor valued at JIM wa.s|gJJiJ'‘,» "' ” ' stolen from her boat at Frenchy'sjo^yi ng(‘d and promised lencrKctie eff(>rt to gel- projects un | Mr*. Park, was able lo start |(ler ronstroction in Ihe next six $2(11:211,0(1(1 college last September b4M-aiiHe .months. , iup 20 Iier cent over'lhe same period Sarah became a tint grader. ! (ingress, in approving the »h- JV .0 ,»i.y .r, « .( . .ou, o,j„„ l„„ 10 ha., . ^noii rnhy jsiibmission lo the new (onress $560 WINNERS jin Januai'.v Winners of the JMO scholarships! a * * are: Paul F, Allen. 481 S. Belleviiel 'Hie HHKA will hack W Rd.. Ori(»n Township; Robert .1 '>( projects 'Deneweth. Warren: .lame* H (lesiimed spcci/a .illy for the elder- DrommomI, .Mmoni: Blaine M, 1.' It"’ "iH mad( only Ganvood, Cenh'r Line: and Roheil I" piixali-, iHuiprofil spimsonng (-01 IM)I aliotis—ilMiallv chuicl) 01 halcilial glKups WAREHOUSE FOR RENT 2 Car R.R. Siding SuliabI* lor b«v*rago dls-tribulorihip — Zoned for light manufacturing. Approx. 4500 *q. It. 675 S.^uginow St. FE 8-6379 SEE US FIRST DAWSON i BUTTERFIELD a i D*«!*p. Jakn B*IUrrUI0 Ph*na fl.'-’*?.*”**'"*’ ** r>nOar 30.4 8p«rry Rd S3 Btd Brand . SS.3 Bid Oil Cal *l Station Wagon Soles Up i»"; NEW YORK (UPI, - S(at,o,i J3 J:\vagon sales have been steatiily ,in-JJ ! creasing with our growing subur-36 0 bia, and some inrtiistry forecasts J2 *'§re that 25 |>er cent of all passen 2» ^ger car sales within three yea,s, , 41’ will be station wagons. The vehicle : JJ J accounted for only a fraction of 733 the auto market a decade ago. Klalxi (hIs a,e ba,Te(i. pxf)(-i-(('d to I,on d<3llars ,h( exliavagant pro y If and Ik t»«0 COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE For Less Money No Membership Fees Vara M. Danial* M. E. Danial* TeSmS Barncld Insurance Agenril M. E DANIELS. Oialricl Manogar 563 W. Hufon Street FE 3-7111 Cass-Elizabeth Lake | c Landing Burftars ripped a P»y tolephrme from the wall of the Pontiac Slu-! Hooker ch nidpal Golf Course clubhouse took an undetermined amount of, •"'»"<• *'• j; change, it was reported to Pontiac'inJariiak'^'Tr it ■police Saturday. H“r»*“** *44 Tr*n * Tranaa... Tweni Can 40 * JJn C 210 One, Unit Alrc Unit Rrult Un 0*a Cp . UBRuO UB BtMl US Tob Upjohn Word 8* M W«at Un T» iindelermlBed artiouBl of jjj‘ change was taken by burglars from int toi * t, the Matthews-Hargreaves (ThevTo- j™”,* “ l* let Co., it was reported to police Saturday. Kimb cik An IBM electric typewriter was taken in a burglary of the Amer-, ican Brotherhood of Electrical Workers offices at 731 N. Petty it wag reported to Pontiac ????. d»y'’. 1 police Sunday. ! Trar ogo ... 1900 high -1000 low .... ii-j woatg c, ... U f Wllaon ftCo (I 4* 2 Woolworth W 3 Tnlt A To* . , 07.3 Tnoat Bh * T 19 Chaage was taken by burglars from the Pontiac RetaU Store, 65 Mt. aem-it was reported to Pontiac police Sunday. etlea__________________ _ _ - . Furniture of all descrip-' ttons. Sat.. 7:M pjn. On Dixie H»7. at Scott Lake Rd —Adv. 1 - , im Elect Harvey Lodge 2nd ProbaU .3331 ; -3 -.3 -4 ______ 17 9 104 1 211 4 313 * 119.1 104 1 3110 ..330 4 110 7 100 3 331 9, . 331 I 131 3 103 3 331 0 . 3410 lis t 01S 330 3 ..394.0 190.3 100 1 233 *; . .100.1 114 0 Of t 3010 390.0 141 0 102 f^|i30 Ml 1310 DOW-JONBS IS N if Inds. 030.10 0(1 1 30 Rail! 13* 40 up O ai 19 Utlla *4 14 up 0 39 99 8t(Kka 301.31 up 0 II Velumt to 11 noon IfO.*** OtTEOIT STOCK, ( AVEBAGE* The monetary unit in El Saiva-okm ndrich is equivai cents in the United El«c * Baulp CO ____arm Rubtwr Co • Rbaa O «Lm*I NaMn) •raciAL KirnoN-ro nn «DAunio ■uctom or m c Oakland, sutt al MKIklatn Kattca ■ h«n»k fl*aa. ihal a •paeUU cxxnrrr or oAtLAico rrATt or MinOoAM ( ih« rafula' *«Un< nratiorla ar alataa at Italdlaa tba i rantlac. City at ■rl'ran Laat TaaaaiMr •( raaUat. aai ■■ TwaoAT Anooar i i Ta »o<# an il»» rmimaliiaaa a*i Tha Baard at •«var»i«>ti al wid Caanif a» IN RC Bpacial Cauim Btertiaa ao Sintlat rand nan or.Kpatr at Cauatr BiiildlB(< To Tha Oaaland L'onnt* Baard at Suaar.iaait tBa attarnaan Baatam BUadaa^. tha tallaaiBi Raaolvtian Adapiad ka > -------------1 tana IBM la alt MiUait tar CaBatrua-1 arhaal Duirlct N < tt.M IMI la IfW tael < <«B liM la INI IBrI IBM IBM U a al Un Oaunti' ^ Oakland -----a Oaaato n ixoro M. murr Chlaf ttaratf OANTBi. T. mmpmr. , Clark aad IlMialar al . ntAiaK W. OlduB. NOTICS RBtATlVB TO onom^AKo'^onii^M^^ rbua ■lacllaa U*. Aat IIB r A, IBM a day al any alacUaa tha paAa ahall ka aBakad ai I aciwk ---------------^ I, On anaraaan at t|6 paMa al iBa havr ^ Cvd of TtunkB aManata raaalaad tnm aur kind reiaei%eiaateawS^*‘** aaa al aar kalaaaf auttar a9T aaSan rialiy IBaaklUr H. ■ Baaafa and Ma Haalnaa Muaral Kaaia. TBa taaiUy at Oaarf M. man. In Memoriam 2 Ur LOVINO I________ ________ daar aaa LaRay Ci«a wfca aaaMd ' -------------------------- Hoip Wanted Male 6 __________________ UAH AHD anri ab eanii- lakara |or aaartBaat kldB.. naal ka kaMa kaaaal aakar atala agra, aiparlanca. and rafaraneaa tBu I. . part Uaia Jak RaM* RraM Boa n ric* lak citraa HtnkWy. Baraau IMB W Bird., daalrakla.i Uaai ____ ____ .. j kBaay Mleb- laaa CIrU Rirvlc* la* --------- Apolr Mlaa Ora Htnkla ol Saclal Alda. IMT roBtlai r« B-BIM YOUNG MAN IB TKARB OR OLD-.ar. Ufb icbaal aradaata lar raataarant work, vlu train. Mly Bid Bay Drtra-In. ^ DtMajfky. YOCNO MEN AOi IB (M OTER. to Italn for manatf^- ear allonraoea wttb waakly par inaraaaaa. Far appolnUBaal call FE B-lt» _____________ Help Wanted Female 7 Irciini or dallr-rina 11 per imt cammlaalan. Manager opanl«|. where.* W?lta*Toy" «lV*BelArue Rd Tolada H Ofala . IXF BSAUTT OWIUTOR •aalad FI »-a0»___________ ADVANCE NOTICE Of a fabuloua chanca lor TOT DBMONBTRATOIU Oaorfaa Toya. -------------... .. *a2 ■BN1. .\TTKNTION ITADIES Tupparware hai opcnlnfi for -.... Oakland County. Part lima a»-aa week. Ph. Mayfair B-M14 after B p m_________ BEL MAR IN EBBOO HARBOR NBBOS ALL AROUND KITCHBN AND BTORB HBLP PB B-OTII H.VNKTEI.l.ERS i'TFrT:|T.MK Would you like to work In oUr Koche.ter Branch Olllce on Monday! and fridayt. our bueleat yVu must ke available lar B ' lull lime training. I our main office In Detroit and ) week! al I office. If you are- a Ingh icbool graduate. . ___r irke"lo'dl«- 'mployment opportunl- Apply Mon. thru FrI. N.Vi lONAL BANK OF DETROIT Rocheater Offlce _ CURB OIRL AND WAITBXM. OB 3-0MB.___________________ CAR KOeTBSSBB IB OR OVBR Prefer married. Bxperlence not Oood wafei. good tipa. oe ucat and. able to figure ___ Our Curb iBfrvlce la com- prtaed primarily ol family trade. Apply In perron only. White Bwan Olive-In, M6B at Pontiac Lake Road. EXPERIENCED SHORT ORDER cook. Ml 4-BON ___ BXP. BiAUTY OPERATOR OR 3-5BM E^miENCED WAITRE88 MI ^r'n. that nebdSd money The Avon Way " Call PE 4-tjOI for detail!. No dbllgattoo or --- Drayton Plalna P O Box EXP COCKTAIL A FOOD WAIT- 18 D No'. 3 annexed I" Bloomfield Hill! Srhool DIairIct No 3 Town>hip Srhool Dlatrlrt ^f Brandon Townahip, Oakland and Laperr Countlea i H « ' If Lapeer Public School! Countlea of tapeer and Oakland 3d Walled Lake Conaolldated i it: School Dlatrlct . g ( Precinct 3B-Wllaou _____ Precinct IB-Wllaon School Precinct 30—Pontiac General H Prdclnct 31-Web.tter School PrBclnct 33-Wtver School Precinct 33-U S Naval Tr Center Precinct 34- Belhune School Precinct 31—LeSaron School ------- 3B-Jel(erson Of. High School ’■ -------- ■ High SihooL “ !*!1 ‘ Precinct 33—Jefferaon ... ■ 0 Itai Incl. r Precinct 3B—Bagicy School I 30_wgahlnglon School and Waynt Countlea i Radford. Oakland lB3g to 1133 ItEl 1M3 to 1161 Incl. IBM to 1BB3 Ipol. IB53 to IB31 incl. I»94 to IB33 Incl iJm cmi'y Goodrich Area School DRlrlct of the -Cwunilet of Oeneaee. Lapeer and Oakland Grand Blanc Townahip Unit School DlaWrt of the Connttea of Oeneaee and Oakland Pracinct 40-Wa.hmgton School Practnet 41-Wabatcr School Precinct 43—Oven School ..Precinct 43—Malkim School Weclhct 44-Mark Twain Schdol for tha purpoae of placing In nonilna-*" partlea participating j following tharaln. candldatea otflcea. vis: State—Ooveraor. n Congress t> ’**• Senator, ai: ;ln^ Atl Repreacntatli. Uglslatlve—St! tentative! County—ProteciUlng Attorney, Sheriff,' County Clerk and Regliter pf Deede, County Treaiurer. Drain CommiMloner o 1161 Incl.;*".'' 0 1636 Incl '**• purpose of electing 1 !m? incl:!.,o'?%‘.VdlKVr'.?ia o 1641 Imi. partisan primary election for the follow. 0 1963 Incl log office.!, via One Probate Judge, tour-vear term 0 KSi In. I Obf Probate Judge, two-vegr term Orlffli^Puneral Home. LY IB. ^luml ROBINSON. JULY 14. UgoT^LIL-llan. 33B Rapid St ; age gl: dear mother of Inei Reynolds: Roberta Robinson. Gloria Jackson, Bernice Edwards and Samuel Robinson;, also survived by It grandchildren and three greet-arandchlldreh. Punerel service will be held Tuesday. July II, at 3 p.m.------- ■ Trinity Baptlar ——— L R Miner officlatlnf. In Oak Hin Cepieteiy Mrs Bob-'^llllem P. Davis Punera* Ho*mr*** BO, PANNYrioio r of'Louis............ eddar. Mrs Claren o 1330 Ii :e the Board of Supervl. II. will b Milford with Rev Donald Bln ptflclatlni Intermfent In HI llV'''ln*’*suV'^*^l Bird Funeral Home. Milford W1I8ENBUROER JULY ' 16 ' 'll Marsarei M 3111 Beni^in. I Chirencr* L F' 1 **'*o Mrs. Nora Daust, Mrs*'’Mmie .. Schloss Uke_3 P M _ _ CARETAEER 'to WORE IN Exchange for apt. FE 4j;UU CARPENTER CREWS WANTED' ■ sub-contract mnly. Pt_3-l24S. EXPERIENCED TREE TRIMMER MU_l-3300 __ experie'nced bumper, MU^ have own tools, must be capable of making glSO per week. Cell FEJ-313S.______________ E X P A N D I N O OROANIZATION needs aevergl heat appearing young men experienced In direct conuet work to till out our tales force. Permanent poaltlona ayall-able with excellent futuret. Ouer-antee ayallable. Api^y In serson at 4B3 8. Saginaw, Kaet Heating dealeri Oood commission FE 2;33B5__________________ __ llijvh School Graduates and College Men IT S NOT TO LATE' TO TAKE AN ADVANTAUE OF A SUMMER EARNINGS PROGRAM •IU8T MADE FOR YOU DO YOU RATE HIGH IN APPEARANCE AND AOORESSIVENESS? I by gppolBtmeot part time. Apply ' Queen, 3tl Oek- Mclp avallabU. FwB eg pan kime. Av- rytd^ifjnJ *** * ^ lEinplByKiiit Afy ItB 9 Evelyn Edwards SaWTMl ditpotttion to Uach aiuweryt, school. Muat bavo B.A. aad Teachers eertUlcale ar child tralnlgi etptriance Haurt who U I falre To.-hand gal ru dotng SU k arc u m r tu I a.B . T and Th. t M tU Fl a ge meet the FHOPLC I Worklni lor a tarrtfle giy le aeliye la dele at-You’U be hie right ' ruanlng the ofme bookkoolng and ____ ,-jllt relattos Ac- curate typing, no ehorthand. .'."•'liArr “ ___ _____ talery i Pontiac Press Sot DRILL COOK APPLY A HOUSEKEEPER- WHITE PRIVATE room. TV. B33 to aurt. 3 girls. 13 end 3. Refertncet required NO CANVASSING Local Branch Manager quality products. Is opening uoor to door type aelta orgg aatlon In ibla area. Manager will receive agltry, i atatlng qualifications and phono number to Art WIlllAmi, House ol Stuart. Newark, New York _________________ LADIES WITH CARS TO DIVE BOOAL WOREER 14 Must here 3 years eoUegc Lite typlM TRAVEL AOENCT g3 Needs full charge, double entry bookkeeper. CAR BILLER 13 Will not train, piutt ke ei- REI^niONIST 13 Deeling with eoclety clientele Muat ha neat and personable Accurate typing end ehorthend. Aged 3B to 3B SECRETARY |3 Very Me lyptna and shorthand. Borne bookkeeping experience. Aeetat public official Aged at to 4S. ONE OAL OFPICE 13 Medium typing and shorthand Basic office duttei. Aged 3t to 4B Mutt have transportatlnn . legal secretary 14 Mutt hAve legal saperlence - MEN - vancfs for thr right men EVLl.YN EDW ARDS VOCATIONAL COUNSEUNO SERVICE 24'1 EAST HURON SUITE 4 FE 4-Btl4 - FE 4-OtB5 SECRETARY * 1400 Aged 31-45 with good typing, shorthand end bookkeeping axilla. 5 days. Midwest Employment, 4M Pcntlae SUte Bank Bldg. FE 1-B333.__________ SALES B3M Inside Belstmen aged 41-BB. with some experience u tales. Midwest Employment. 406 Pontle: State Bank Bldg. FE B-S333. erlng Inst. Deol 3B3C. Box Work Wanted Male^Il 3 PINIBHEO CARPENTERB. NICE work by hour or Joh PE J-33B3 A-1 wall WASHING. CARPET A Uphol. Mech. cleaned. PB 4-1033. awork FE_5-I3J1. CABINET MAKER AND C.— “■■ ■ ipeclalty. Kitchens Her- School Diitrict N. Novi Towhshii' ■ rfrO-TIcr rannm lake Orion Community of 1', i30c per SlOOOt of tl \aIustlon an equalised, o iing a sinking fund lo be u.x the polls. Election Law, Act 114. PA ecUon 330.^ On^the diy of any elec-k in l?w forenoon, and i^all*'be*con- Nrhw7*DIatrlct No 3 Prartlonal Roval of Oa*k%a^“'^”*'*'' and"ci*l City of Royal. Oak School Dt-trl.t Of U f Royal oak iHazel Perk) ch^l detrlct of the City «f''aaw*2£^** ** BonthBeld Public School. School Dtatrlct ol Warren C< ' fouqtlea 0 Towrn»hlp ncnpoi Di*tn Waterford T^neblp ______...,i I tSs Pi^tltc Townah o I9M Incl i‘*>e right to reject an; o I9«g Incl i»BT1CE TO ADVERTISRRI The deadline for caoeeila. OoD of trtnaleot Went Ada pubi Inee CASH wa it ad rates Lines I Day 1-Deyt g-Dayt ^additional charge < Pontiac Preas bog numberi over night travel. WEEK 8ALART HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANY _______actically g ^ anteed Interviews by appoint-ment only Phone UL 2-3333. LUMBER SALESMAN WANfED. Bloomfield Lumber Co 33 B Telegraph. $35 per week, pins 3 per cent commission Bloomfield Hills'end Pontiac area. FE J-7853 ___________ ________ MEN WITH CARS TO DIVE AWAy' Full or Dart : te. Apply 9:30 am Filter Queen. 3^ OeWemil MECHANIC, EXPERIENCED TOP wage.-,. Group Iniurance. Apply In person. BRAID MOTOR SALW. C^ A3^PIKE ST ‘ MA.N TO assist- manager OP LOCAL BRANCH IN OUTSIDE ORDER DEPARTMENT MUST BE NEAT IN APPEARANCE AND ABLE TO CONVERSE INTELLIGENTLY CU8T OMER8 OP OLD ESTABLISHED FIRM APPLICANTS MUST BE OVBR II IfEARB OP AGE WITH AT I.BABT A HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION. NO OVER NIGHT TRAVEL. CAR FURNISHED Must be available Immediatch For eppoltmrnt call MR 8CRIPTER ■ I F. 4-OQm S.\\ E I.NERCV. I SE VV .\.\T'...ADS! To find a"” joli. place to live or a pood used car. ^^Classi- OPPORTUNITY status end previous office experience, write Pontiac Press Box 33 ____ TOYS — I'TX — - No Investment, no collections or ing qualifications to Box II. Ilec_^e!s__ __________ SOCIAL WORKER. A-17 MB 4 3103 weekly. To flit imm. vacancies in local area Mtn of 2 years college iwlth ci In social sclencva dealr _ Call FE ■ 49433 lor appointment REGISTERED NURSES' SAUGATUCK. RESORT AREA On LAKE MICHIGAN benefit of a amaR hoaplta/ Apply Director of Nursing. COMMxTn-ITY HOSPITAL DougUs, J41ch. WHITE wolf AN TO LIVE IN. : EM 3 Ref PE 4 pm. WOMAN W fied NOWl / : TED KITCHEN -ur». mgnis. Apply Big Boy Dffyf-In gtlO^Dwie Hwy woman'to care tor 3 chi'l-Har'bor PE* 3-3302 *bftw'“en*^9* A ‘ WANTED ~4’ LAWES' wiTH CARS to help with rush busine.ss. Part-time. 936 Full-time. IT} or more For tnlormstion call. Stanley Home Products, FE 3-3341 ____J WO'MAN must be OVER 35 VRR of age to do telephone soliciting 30 hra. a week. Air-condilloned office. SUrttng salary 330 00 a week., plus commissions. B3 W. Huron 8t , ____________ HelpJ^'anted 8 BUILDBR. BROKER — NEEDS sales mgr Will train right person PleV»e call Mr Pace, OR 4-0430 Part Time .Jiiilcii Pcrsuii Markinj; Kooiii Work is plfisant. earnings are good, and you enjoy liheril employee discount pFlvHegek .\RTfUks 4B N Sagjnaw PRACTICAL NURSE B—'g3g 90 TO Ml 00 weekly To fill fiiture va-canciwa In local area Muat have a license as a Practical Nuraa In ‘ Michigan or here completed tne academic requirements fos • practical nuraf - - school ■ 3-WO ALL iu 139 icademle ‘leal nurai In an aoprovet. ! of practiMl nursing Ob-appllcatloh. from Michigan cml Service. Unamg 13. _wor^/l 1-1, CARPENTER WORE CABINE'TS and additions. PE 5-33BS. _ CARPENTER work NEW AND Remodellng. FI 5-BBB8. CARPENTER. 8 P K C I A L T YTn formica. FE 5-33B3______________ CONSTRUCTION SUPERVISOR position wanted. Commercial and residential eiparlence. Would consider local or out of town. Reply LAWN WORK AND ODD JOBB. WILL CUT TALL ORAS8 IN EMP-ty lota for 13 90 hour or will Uke by the Job. Also landscaping. FE Y O U N O AMBITIOUS VETERAN with family wishes night work. FE 4 0^8** **“*■ * college, YOUNO'TiAN~23T~VEf^ESIRES work. FE I-OT30 YOUNO MARRIED MAN DMIRFS Work Wanted Female 12 3 WOMEN WANT WALL WASH-Ing It housf_cUanlng_FE 3-3501. BABY SITTING DONE. MISSION-ary project. 8. D Adventist group. E M. 3-0314 or_FE 6-roO^_ EXPERIENCED WHITE L A D Y wants house cleaning by hour. RffereMes. FE_5:5004. OIRL WAN'fi'BABYSI'TTINO. LIVE in Catholic home OL 0-1403 LADY WOULD LIKE CONVALES-eXperience. Ft 0-3301* '"* Work Wanted Female 12 MIMEOORAPHINO. TYPINO. 8EC-rrtarial_aervice. EM 3-2B42. P.B X OR DOCTOR'S RECEPTION-lat, OR 3-5340 RESPECTA-BLE MOTHER OF <3NE child’ WUhes hau«wkw#ntn» an/* Child care in rel- washings and IRONINGS I____ up an£ dellver,_OR 3-445^ WIDOW WISHES 3 DAYS WORK weekly. Trans, neceaury. FE WILL OIVe'™^HC»TEM'^LOV- Ing care and fun. B.B6 hr. 9 day. City MA J-4B30_____ Building Service 13 FABCLON - WATERLOX - BRUCE A 1 CARPENTRY — Additions - Basements Aitlci — Oarages - QET MY BID FIMT -_ ALUM. OUTTERS. ROOfltiO~i Alum_ aiding by Alcoa Work my-EM >^0****°**'**- ^ AU, KINDS cement WORK rvriy.. ......... Jensen, FE T Y P Eg OF CONCRETE I. honesty. Integrity cua-sr Vatlatactlon. not a alogan. , ■ policy For Informatioo call Raymond W. oommlna. OL 1-0333 A-i RESIDEN'HAL COMIBERCIAL Caplei. MY A-1 BRICK BLOCK AND CEMENT work. Also Iffep1acea_OR 3-B40J A-I CEMENT WORK NOTHINO loo large or small Chmerclal or realdenUaia. Free eaUmates ORYbI33_ ^_____________ additions OARAOia. AWNINOS Fonllae Home Service. FE'4-1663 BRICK. BLOCK AND CEMENT -----*■ ------■- work. OR 3-3W3 Ser^«_J3 SSL CARPENTRY DwY^Ak. FAINT. kJtchaa. rit 9^1. CONCRETE bliitTKWAY JkT LO® TOBTCBirT^jnidffi^ m Toar aoode. FE 9jll33. CUSTOM BUILDWO RE^gN' Ual aad aommarelal.^ltauodWB KLECTHIC HEAT. ' W^ATION. HOME. _____Ucenaed kttllder. WA - Termi. FE 4^ OUSE MOVINO. FULLY equIpBod, FE 4-B49B. L A. Young. MILLER'S FLOpRlJRVlCE..l;AY-Ing. aandlng. fInliSing FE 4M9B . MfJtlEY FOR REMODELINO. NEW Coaatructlon. Repalnr B« SEABOARD FINANCE Co. UB9 N Perry FE _____________ FIASTERINO A REPAIR REAS. Fat Ue. FE H|33 _______ nABTCR AND REPAIR, WALLS removed. All typee of celling design FE M31T^_ ____ nASTKRINO OF ALL KI^. F1« estimates. P ------ v-stea Vern I L 3-134B. PLA8TER1NO ROOF REPAIRS EAVE8TRODOH1NO________FE 4-4444 ■r O SNYDER FL043R LATINO. aandtag and finishing. Phone FE Work gugrmntevd. Free eatlmales __________FE 4-B133 Building Supplies 14 NEED CASH FOR REPAIRS OR new construction? Bee SEABOARD FINANCE. IIBS N Perry. FE g-BBBI. __________________L Buiineis Strvlce 15 AEPHLAT driveways FREE Estimates. Resurfacing and repairs. Wheeler Company, FE 4-1063. BLOOMFIELD WALL CLEANEM Wall and windowe. Reasonable. FE 3-lt31._______________ ELECTRIC MOTOR BERVICE Bk-palrlng and rewlading. 34B E. Pike. Phone FE 4-3WI_______ FURNITURE REPAIR: ALL KINDS HOTPOINT. r repair service, i NEW WAY ASPHALT For tree eettmates on black top-plnf your driveway call FE 4-3BBB - All work guaranteed._I_ PLDMBINO ALTER'aTIONS. ELEC- ' trie tewer cleaning, hot water heateri sold and installed. uL ......■u«*_F‘— C TANS _FE^ AciiiNi LEACH. Bookk^ing & TaxeB 16 QOOKKEEPINO ALL TAKES EMplre 3-341B______j___ Dressmaking, Tailoring 17 DRE88MAK1NO. TAILORING. Ate trratlona. Mra BodrII. FE 4-B063 TAILORING - ALTEjSATION8 Dresi Making - Fuf Repairs EDNA 'WARNER _ FE 9-3.531 Garden Plowing 18 AL WARNER RO^ TILUNO Laundry/Service- 20 COMPLETE FAMILY LAUNDRY -service - shirt service Pontlar Laundry. 940 B. Telegraph.' FE Landscaping 1-1 ACE TREE SERVICE STUMP REMOVAL •e removal, trimming. ' ^E 3-3111 0 — " 'MV BULLDOZINO AND LANDSCAPE work wanted. FE 3-0946, BULLDOZINO, LAND8C A»lNO. Trenching. EM 3-33M EM 3-3419. KXPER'T TREE SERVICI. FREE eatlmgUa. Fl 9-B9B3 or OB 3-30BO. LANDSCAPINO. LiOBT HAULING and plowing. --- — ------* _____ _ __OR M390. SPECIAL MARION BLUB BOD, Top Si Soil If trucking. : -1lng sand, | I loading. WEED CUTTING. BEST POWER equip. Only 13.40 hourly. Qr by . Ihe Job FE 4-1903. __ Moving and Trucking 22 l-.\ Rcduceil Rates Local or long distance moving SMITH KmVINO CO _ FE 4-4«64 A-1 MOVING Service «------------- y-E }.34- HAULINO AND RUBBISH SaME your price. Any time. FE g-00t5 ' O’DELI, CARTAGE Local and long distance moving. Phone FE 9-6iW _ Trucks to Rent Dump 1 8emi Trallfri Pontiac Farm ami Industrial Tractor Co. B39 8. WOODWARD FE 4-0401 FE 4-1443 Open Dally Includirg Sunday Painting & Decorating 23 1ST CLASS PAINTINO AND DIC- ________ . __C ™ AAA PAINTINO A DECORATING/ 36 years experience Reasoi.able Free eatlm^atea, Phone_UL 3-1368 C NELSON INTERIOR *“lXrTER. k XTj ff’OR AND INTERIOR painting. QL 1-IBgQ or UL 3-1402! IN'TERIOR AND EjrfERIOR painting waD ■>..-- matea. PE 9 Painting OA 9-3043 Jim Nlemcbak ilNJNO, PAraRINO. RKl jl_Wgahin|^FE 3-3313 PAINTINO. INT k“EXT~P9 A-iSil"* ***“"’ ‘'■•’““’p*®" g'cmOOL~I eTc H E R Wl house painting Exaenenced reasonable UL 3-4ifqi WANTED HOUSE PAINTINO I . ‘A'’'JI0U OR j^3 Television Service JENSEN g V SERVICE ar nooL A_eyenlng_jcaU FE 1 DAT OR NIOHT TV~SE¥k M P gTRAKA FE jTi^ FE S-^ " THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY. JULY 18. 1900 TWENTY-SKATCN Ji wtd. CMtracts. Mtgi. S ASIUTY %Ess: WWMBti. Tm' mm a»MM^ MMy wiaareia* h* •■MM IM WMkOM ^ a« VMio Losir tah anocmu cat ijmt ffiwfcfr-'Tjaa K. L. Templeton, Realtor n* ortb*r LA lib coi liyi >. ~aT MlWLf~lwbbiuraorTLL ihtf. ■ kiMk UpfM hLUr*<|.buMtr M T*di, WVmL «»i4 Aod tqur* Ltk*. CaU uu-l«u antr. PlcMt call UAytMr CLARK REAL ESTATE FX 1-7NI - Rxa. n 4-MU nw w■ HWon. Oni\ Em, A »M. pitoCTicra on WOTCTii ■ad p«VMBM'‘tn%lu'M~l*r£tr» c. Knapp' US Auburn AM . Poa-int. pr M— u *ri«U» nfnnt "tn 'inu'quidtto Id qulatljr, coniult w. It wna^ Notice! and Peraonala^ 27 n^urau * ^im’o * Kn"^nrat ------—------------------- market valu*. WHITE BROS. OR 3-l»l Open Itm. ‘ttl I aundap II ‘til 1 ________MM Dill* nwj_______ aPtciAuno) ^LTT SIRTICX Call Loult Bont. R*altor. tom. ARE YOU WORRIED OVER DEBTS? OKR PLACE TO PAt iwe S-«m” budc.et service ----------" I W. HURON PI 3-OMO MORI CAm OR TRAOl - “ dalloqutata TO t-WU KNAPP SHOES PrUMImnak_________OfL^IMl art OIRL or WOMAN HUD-iM a (rlMdiy advlaor pbona PI illU. Altar I p m. or If no an- iw*r, PI l-yn«. ContIdrntIM;_ EQUAL RldHTf~FOREMEN H ‘M CAaH IN CONNECTION WITH our National Adrcrtlilna protra~ For Mlllna only M boufri Wi klai Doubl* Stranitb VanllU. ] N, Parry. PE aOOU,_____________ “dASll 48 Hours, for Homes, Eqpity, »Land Contracts TIM WRIGHT. Realtor a* r J. I will____— -- any dabU contractad ouar ihan - " . 3M I. El 'ttU. Jobe . Pontiac. daInty maid supplies — 7ai wanted LAKILISTINOfl — Buyers Galore” Oakland Art. HOUSE Rent Apti. Furnlahed 37 1ST FLOOR Attraetlaa atnclancy apt.. Rmt Ho«ms Untiirii. 40 CARNIVAL By Dtek Tarncr; For Sal# Houjoa For Solo' Hohms Rwt Apto. UnfuriUahed 38 It CLAM a ROOM DINETtE. Ulad ba» a autoaauc bat watar. rafrlftratar k laundap (acUtUri CTnaa ta achoaU 0 thanplat. Ml K Flka Caraar Saaiard. FE EIMI. . i AM) a~i— JSa, »s-n»: • BIDRbOM THRU----- Bird. MI I-IIN after II d couplaprafa araa. FE »•< RD m. ONB~ I.MU bafora >: For SiJo Hohom 49 WORLD WAR II .VETS To aaabla you ta (aka ad-vanlatt of your tUalMlIlv hafor. It aapirtt, at art af- - UM'’AllCtDnmD VALUI - i .oio SO in- FLUl ATTAfHKrjMBAOB FQB .010 SO rrA^HBtroA SI1,.^V) $82 MOVES YOr IN' ' .XtilliiiiK More To I’ai ' $79 ’ WatarrMrimi furiuhid. Adulu; I mant. 1^J3* MM3 | Shirley Apts. | - FI I-M14 ____IM 4 Huron I dr ayTON PLAIN! HOD » RlT | 3 ROOMS and rath: NEWLY I *- l“« doArated. IM por mg. 1U It.' Clair. FE Kill. __________ a ROOMS AND BATH REPO. and itoyo. m mo. F*>® Villa _Apta._«l Auburn. PTC^adlM a R(>0M8 AND iATlI 1!T FLOOR Naar downtown Quiet. Halrr-enooa.. CaU aftar 1 pm. FI S-aWL_____________________ a~*RM8. AND BATH. CLIAN UF-•tatr* apt. Btova and rafritarator fumlahad. Nib Tracant Bt. OR t-Mai or FE 4-IM4;________ titt'AND'TAtai. rroTE. be- rtt-v »r**FB*a-lfc*l Riffi~PRnf. BA'TH. STOVE RE-trli. > utU. furn au Whittemora. a ROOMS AND BATH. ATTRACTIVI lower, all utllittoa furnUhad. 41 Jamaa PI^I-5474^ _____ _ ^____ a ROOM. PVT. BATH k ENT. Stoya. rafrlt. k utllltlaa. FI 4 ROOM OFFER IN PONTIAC Oarasa. Utllltlaa. f ------------------------ IMPRINTED Wedding Napkins TREE" -PLM IM INPORMAL8-Wltb Everv Order Of Wedding Invitations 11ST FLOOR PRIV. BATH k ENT. North aid*. Bacbalor* or couplta 1 ROOM EFFICIENCY. CRB. _Apt«.. UL SUta. FE I-^,__ I ROOM EVXRYTHINO TORN-l.ihad,^ Norton. FE 11-1777. 1 AND 3 ROOMS. CLEAN WELL furnlthad. 111. FE MlU._ 1 RM . KfrCHENETTE PVt. ENr uui »i Pin*, rm 4-im._____ Backenstose Book Store |\*5°*nt**uoT*SM^aw"*™ II EAST LAWRENCE PE 3-14141 J^»M. • • IP YOU NIID IMO FOR ANYlt ROOM AND KFTCHXN, 1 OIRL, amargency. We can halp you! I private antranca, FE a-MI3 JWBO^^p^ANCI^l^ rST~FLRri’¥DRM“." DLl”- IN DEBT? IF SO LET US Blue Sky. 3 apt* FE 41MI_________________ f OR 3 PIOPLI. NO DRINKIRS' year around Ukajront. R 3-41M. 1 ROOM, CLIAN WILL FUM4- _moth« work,, jil S. Paddock._ j:2 rooms“and bath, murphy ■ ‘ ' floor DO drinker,, JoT ITH. SCREEN PORCH. PVT. ROOMS AND BATH. U1>PER. DUlltlai furnUhad. FE 4.4441. ROOMS UPPER, aat S. PARES ' FE 4-7M4. « LARGE ROOMS, UPPER. $M month, am Brock. Eaafo Harbor. _PE_4-im.__________________ t ROOM LOiWlR. 3 nDROOM. brick duplea. , way ventilation. Yountatown kitchen. laparal* ^ dayllttat baaamant. laundry, ,tor- ^ (if.^driitnui-sivvo'it *oVriK; OR J-7444 after I pjn.__________ a RH.. UPPER PLAT, MOD. _y*ry nlc^ adults raai. PE 3^M41 i ROOMB. PUIX BASEMENT AND mVntff.' PAut* A mTn. INC , R ' garage fenced yard. Near- ,hop* ping canter A ,cnMl. 171 par mo. Ph_MY_ 3-3730 ____ I buPIMt IfODIBN g ROOM R, 4-314S ____ ! TOR COLORID. I room HOUSI for rant. Call R t-3gS0. _ TOR“LEitiE WITH OPTION TO buy, aiacullv*'* bom* on baautl-luf Watarford Hill. Uka prlvl-lefts carpeting, drapat. built-in,. I baths. 3 bedroom,. 3-«ar ga-fag*. OR 3-33II M MA H4M. FOR COLORHb,'7l I40UST0N AND M Ortaa. Call Iva Howard. R 2-g413___________ ___________ LAHEPRONT. 3 BEDROOM NEW brica terraa*. _boaUniE3l_3-3g41^»jffN_l-Ml3 MOitiT K)li MOVING AND RB-(uml,hln,7 Oat uo to IMO. SEABOARD FINANCE CO., nil N Parry R t-IMl._______________ MODERN NEW 3 BEDROOM home, oil beat, near •chool IM a mOTth._PE_8-lll4. MODERN I ROOM TOIrt. I^KI pnvllag*,. 1*0 mo. PE 3-4IM._ NICE REMODELED COUNTRY home in Bnnngllald Twp near US-10, for fta,* or rant MO a month, 1 month aacurtty. Call Logan 11753___________________^ RENT OPTION TO BUY Only 3 Available 210 W Yalt off Baldwin Vacant. 3 bedroom,, brich ranch. For Site Houses 49 2 Acr^s—.1 Bdriii SPRING FED TROUT STREAM ijiardwood Moor, and ached garage, baian ifl In 4 livable rooi black loam garden toll. M.HO with 13.000 down 6 .^cres—Lake Frontage Locitad on a main road. Clo,e In. Zoned for butint,, or could bt apllt up Into ttvtral parcaU II3.7M wUb term,. For Sale Housci BY OWNER NEAR I'OUNTRY club golf courca I room,; bat* mant PE 0AO34 BY OWNER,'WA8HINOTON PAR* 431 Arayla. 3 bedroom ranch •tyl* tlte bath, baaemani land aeped low down paymanl Pricad • I3.7M FE i'34M BY OWNER 7 RM HOUSE NEAR achool, In cUv Raatonablr Bay 81. Foiitlac _ . BY OW NF.K Lakelront apllt level 3 bedroom 3 batba. I»30 rarpatad Ilyin, room with flraplsre Beparati dining room. Larg* recreallnr room Oood sandy bearj^ OS MODEL BATEMAN REAI.TY MI'LlIPl.k USTINII BkRVK g . SM.\ \N ^ ' l.,\klT'KON 1 In In.Iali Lake I.viaiet A LAROB MXUt Pl IXYT -ITM FAVBD a—— 'I loeaUd t MIDDl.F.^ 1?''**’''" „ |)lace.'’’kitchen lOali DIOR AH BLDO CO M' 2'»I22 itm DERS OF NATIONAL BO.Vtl* ‘ SMITH WIDEMAN , INCOMF no FT FRONTAO* ’'em'' ml*!' , ACREB 1 ^ W Fairmonl | BY OWNER Caan to mortgage. FE 3- “ BEDROejM , I I ll4.aM with 13.000 BIO BARGAIN BEDROOM RANCH lord, carpallna gat h« 3 block,, gl.m dowi montn. Including ‘ate 'water- i IJJ? c!lTc onlE’''o' OWNER IN OXFORD *lck, 27^ It ^*'*'jj|l , 1 bedrm., do^n. ^2^ (ant O. I. mortgag* OR J-S437 after g pm. _ I BEDRM'. PAVED DR . OARAOE down'’'paymant m Vilmer Dr rFAMILY INCOME NEAR DOWN per inonth. Oil heal. 0 rooma ROOMS. 4 ROOMS. 3 "atova and refrigerator MA O-VofaA"'"*' I COTTAOES, isle BABBETTE, I ' ' Lakeview Strati. r"THEI, Upttslr, newly < 'i 1617' brdrofjm _____ garage II4.2M *'tarmt 111 DannUon Street. OA O-aiU BY OWNER - 3 BEDROOM FULL batrment. Oil heal Cloaj to achool A shopping center Our eUIU KB.\N i K1 I) IIOI I'.l \ ' , NEW 1 BEDROOM .ANCH WITH SM,\|,1, L \K.M mllili^^h’nViown'WVSfM DK.XN ION I’l ,\IN - Nothing Down 17.200. 11,000 dowD. DftWAon I BulUrtlfld. U'i N. Saglntw ROOMSi I ........... —*VE***3%w'’o^'FE’^3-7iMI™ ni * I ’‘^"'irBEMM .'LANDSCAFEDr PAN- ___________-' FURNMHXD. COTTAOI COM- J’."“ I ROOM8. BATH. UOWBR FLOOR, I marc* lake. Oakley l^rk, fl.h- Jaraga, watt tide. Inquire MY Ing and swimming. 151 par mo, __________________I adujla _31»4_Woodtown M COTTAOE ST . 2 AI4D 3 RM I Ptw WIE1CB B'TILL AVAILABLE | —........... ' e"' modern water from cabin ! Hi 13 i till ’ 30 X Longlrll Give You 1 Place to Pay . F.ase X’OUr Mind | .»"D- rt mi,o. « monroe _ ti;i- \t>L' XTm- A ' 2 ROOMB AND BATH. CHILD Wit-\VL .AKr> NOl A come 112 per week. Inquire 373 LOAN COM PAN Y • | MlCHir,.\N CREDIT ’ uK n*?” - . -.......—_____ cntTVCL'I 7 bath, and laundry facilities. AIM | BwanTIPUL 3 BEDROOM APART-I FURNISHED 8 A 01 LOU^Sfc.LLUK^ 21 Inch TV Included If wanted I fr„„i m n.vnori n< RH. 703 PONTIAC CTATE BANllil* _____I g”S mo?lb No7hildte;‘ FE W743 la nice: ^Ms„FOR i or a, ______ all util. ________ — - Cooper. Apt. B-I. FE t-3314 00 OAKLAND ' ''’h.'”Mra”'Ander,on.'*FE t-33'30. J , before 3 BEDROOMS. LAKE PRIVILEUES FE >-7i0l - COI.ORI.I) H.XKCAIN.S 2 t ROOM HOUSES^ PAVED STREET NEXtJR DECORATINO- ONLY I3S0 DOWN 140 A MONTH WHY PAY RENT JI.M WkKiUT. Realt-.r 1 Roil,h DM'b S. SaglnaA FE i 3 p m.______^ check,, pottatt photoeoplu ot g', ROOM MODERN APARTMENT bgit paid, and payment of ranti on Pontiac Lake. Week, mantb or and utIUtlea If desired. | yearly. OR 3-3242. HOMEX SERVICES 'r7RobMs~ANp bato, nicelv LOU WnORT 8APELT AND economically with newly ralkated Deg-A-Dlct tebleU. H cenU at 81m mt.____________________________ Wtd. Children to Board 28 BABT or SMALL CKLDI^. DAT or week. Ucanud home. PB 4-(34g. raLDREN TO BOARD OR DAI care. Reasonable. CaU after 7:30 p.m. PE 3-38*3. Wtd. Household Goods 29 LET US BUT IT OR SELL 1-7 ROOMS OF OF FUKN1TUFS.-A needed Will p»y m le pnone FE 3 W3. ROOMS NEATLY FURNISHED, private bath, garage, pleaunt aurroundlngt, no wlnktr,. FB _____________________________ ■ BEDROOM. OAB HIAT. AT-tached aarai*. UtIUtlea fum-lihed. NICE ROOMS, MAIN FLOOR, downtown, newly ----------- ply office, HO " 3 ROOM, BATH, BALCONT AND garage, partly fumltbed. '% block from bus stop and lake. Couple only, 1433 Oakwaod, Byl- 4 after HONBY FOR MOVINO AND F LACE COTTAOES FOR RENT AT Lake Orion. Available 3 week. In Augutt, '130 week. FE 4-*l00 ____ LAKE FRONT COTTAOE FOR rent: fumltbed By the week. Immediate eccupancy. FE 4-303*. PRIVATI LARK. SAND BEACHT boat. 3 bedrm,.. b,throom. Bcreen oorch. 10 mile, from Pon- lEW. i B00M_UPITCRJI'XAT. ISO twlmmlng. Hartla— 7-43S1. NEWLY DECORATED APART-menti near downtown: nice location on WlUlamt Street. No children or peU. DawMm k Butterfield. llVb N. Saginaw. Phone £_¥ ApU 5-787I as, ROOM APT . FOR OOUPLE^------------ ’t-VfiTi** ! ORCII.YRD COURT ROOMS a'ND SaTiI. private. _ .H'. ... rn 3.7408 "Rent Now Greatly Reduced ^ air conditioned - -V- I AND 2 BEDROOM - 1 r^rn\ ---- ■“ Modern in Every Det8U ir used telrvltlon,.! S-7470 b FE 4-1612,_ aDULTs ONLY - ml»cenaneoU8. Free l RMS., PVT BATH. NR PONTIAC J, £ g.o918 _ MANA^OER 14 SALMER ST . APT ___ ____ _____ ____________ _____Reference,. HAND STORES....... ......... ........ Btyporl only 44 mile, ' , from Pontiac 4 bedroom modem j ' 11 II * ..._l lAM I Ut. 7 2430 I OWNER W PONTIAC LAKE_FRONT ton. Oo< 4-0306. 3 BEDRM. HOMS. CARPET. REC room, garage 41200 Do. 4733 IlUabeth Lk. Rd._ 3 BEDROOM HOME, BRin, FULL basement 4 yrt. old Mlied neigh- borhood Call FE i1 ■_______ 3 BEDRM BRICK RANCH, FIRE-place, auto, dishwasher and disposal. Full bkiement Clot* to thopplng center, school, and col-Jeges OR 3-0144 or FE 3-03*1 3 BEDROOM BRICK OIL HEAT of Sylvan Lake. Lett than I block from lake with privllegti •ewly ( 4-7137 For Rent Rooms 42 . . OINTLI- I kitchen, sep-garage Fx BUSINESSMEN. PVT. ENT. SHOW ers. garage. Eltcben prlyUegct. - AmuoiLjro-yilL BUS S-TOPPINO AT DOOR. LOK _ front attractive rm. PE S-733S. CLEAN PLEASANT 3 ROOM. PW. entrance and bath, main floor, l^jtj^son, FE 3-3063. Apply office lj»*rry_ cash Please CASH POR FURNitURE AND Appliances. Old pieces cr houseftii - Prompt courteous s e r v I c e . FE _ _ . ---------- 4-78111 3 ROOMS. UPPER, CLOSE IN ■------------- - .... -....." •- ------- week. FE ....... ..........rPONTIAC estimates. FE 2-0347.___ I plint Adults. FE 2-7900. UNTVANtEb ART1CIE8 PICICED Y ROOM'aND BATH. PRIVATI IN-gp free of ®*'“'**AT^Brji •'Yma ^ r^n "ft ****”““* I BEDROOMS FULL BASEMENT IM 3-3316.______________ BEDROOM home BY OWNEIR __________FE 4-1673 ROOM LAKE ROMS WITH BASE-ment. 300 ft. from water. Aluminum tiding. Immediate occupan- UAI.F, NOW Highway 6 rooms 2 baths, oil lurntrr , tied, lake privilege, I arranaed NFAV HOMF. Zn'"il 3 bedroom, off Oakland Full price 3 1I7I_ ^11.60*. MIy 61.600 dowa. Priced OWN^ER ]*aiil .M. Jonrs, Krai l‘>l. owner FE 4-0660 FE 1-1275 ' CUSTOM BUILT HOMES ON YOUR ,,'1.'^,'!,; lot or mine. Licensed builder MA ? 7,00 »■•«• .. . piVnViN CALL US FOR BARS, TAVERNS houses and farms. Chlldt Real , E.late_MY 3-4431. J.ake_Orlon ribN’T LET LACK OF CASH STOP ' Ini foi home/sea SiTb^RO^MNAn'ciI | ” ELIZABETH "LAKE ESTATES 01 resale at 4tk per cent Ir leresi Thlt tUractlve bom* t different. 3 bedroom posstbUlty 1 WHITCOMB ri ir An Hager OA I U HACHIFICF. 3 r^a'cr T MICT4AELS FE 3 4404 TRADE roll $5^500 Cass Lake Front Homel $20,0G0 Down WEST SIDE .NV i SF !■: W IM' IIUkON •WI) ( O.MI'Akl', Villajr Large^ 3 bedroom bathe, large den with lalouile window, fllREE EIREPLaCEH i rej;heation room, with, HAH HF.FIllriERATOR, BUU T 1 IN HANOE, BUILT-IN RAItBE-1 down payment, j ,j„ fireplace. FtrtI ;„y (haded lot rplae*. Otrt^wl ELWOOD REA'LTY __ FE 4-6203 EUZABITH 'LAKE BARGAIN 4 room modern lake privileges 4730 down off Vnorhel, Road )i '46^60 ^ bedroom, ea, furnace ‘"m.NTIAC KFAI.'Vy r, FE 4-7100. Wtd. Miscellaneous 30 3 ROOMS and 3 ROOMS AND BATE. Ill WISE. aduIU.JEJ-900*:________ 3 LARGE BRIGHT ROOMB. PVT. --- bath and entrapee. west aid#. 1 KM; _F|^Mi2_3;___________________ , CLEAN ROOMS FOR 2 OR 3 > gentlemen. After 0 p.m FE 3-7301 COMFORTABLE ROOM FOR OEN-tleman, near Fisher Body and Pontiac Motors. FE 4-6604 EMPLOYED LADY. WEST SIDE ' close In, kitchen privileges, .EE • 3-2764.______^ ________ . i SLEEPING ROOMS. 16 N JOHNi son near Oener]^Hosp,_FE 5-2402 1 SLEEPINQ RM tNi™ ElfCOTIN ' —-r. Fisher. FE 4-1034. over contract Call eveninit after **S4 9M 3***® ^’b'th Newl’^”dee*^ month FE 4-3941 1 orated ri™a( C*air FE 4-067l’ DRAYTON PliAINS. 144 MO .' 4130 DN ’ FULL PRICE 4’l*oS)'*dowi w'SodVd'lolSKJgT in''ye“r"y '.3 | ^fyWN Iv‘aVpOINTMENtI Keego Harbor location EkcellenlJ _ sZe‘llnlih"n^Tnly%l.iOO, DOWn " '“Jack I o\'i:r.ANi) ; ^.„V&roL.'’’’'.^ed"''■*b^d^ .-i«min, 44 Cass Lake Rd PE 2-(*" ....... . _ i -o.. _„k n.,. ...... RII'K I , S.XI .F. NEAR JAME.S I ™arbara”ir.r.""o2. | Room. with Bcrd 43 sTaTER APTS. I 53 N. PARKE ST. out. 13614 Oakland Ave. FE 4-1664. ___ FE 4-3546 ROOMS. REASOMABIE. BOARD AFTER 8 AND SUNDAYS. BSE ‘ Opt I41>, Oakland. FE 3-4100._ CARlTAKSB^^kJK;^ CARROLL, j rooYi, BOARD AND CARE 1 ARCADIA CT. elderly o doetor't referencce. ' I persont. Lo- ____only. FE 8-4032____________ a 3 rooms, pvt BATH, 14ICELY ilshed. baby welcome, 310 8 leges. Will furnish., meterlal ip , move ln._Lk__Orlon MY S-S'fOl ' ri 300'bbWH: 436 'PEB MO ATI 4‘, per cfct 3 bedrm.. almost -new. FHv on Judah Lake Sarrl-fice. builder needs money. MY, 2-3701 ___________^_____________: $9,250 handv man Only 411 430 M: SMALL HOUSE AND GARAGE ON I. 'ton Park. Rochester 112 000. UL a OR 3-6312____________2 1432 “ili ScoTty” jkl-NTOPflO.N'lO BUY wee bit of money buy, a loti Only 2 Available happiness here. Neat suburban 360 W. Tale pft Baldwin galow 30 minutes W. of Pon- ^ Vacant 3 bedroom brick ranch 7 bedrms . full btlh good full besement, side drive ,FI-i\\FlM Humphries 43 N TELEGRAPH OPEN EVES J‘ F 2-'<2.Ul multiple U3TINO SERVICE &ef“’large 2, ft 'lVdh"’m™*?oim'wllV‘Bl^^^^^ "d Intercom' /u'l baseme"nt”Hoi Call to see this chc - AUBURN HEIGHTS WANTED A 9oOD, be**ln®g5^«o^*lJ^- JL,b,''5^v hay*---- Immediately. „,j,' (I already OR 3-64U dayt _______ tenlnr~ Money Wanted BORROW 13^^900 AT CW interest. Pay m oy 4100 mo. Write Pontiac Prest Boa 10. WANT TO BORROW 13.760 AT ( rr cant interest, Tem^rarr loan. -> Pontiac Press Boa *3. NICE ROOMS. PVT. BATH. HALL 4 large closeti. newly decorated UtUltfw (urn. dote IR. Retired or mlddle^ed couple. 37 Norton Rent Houses Furnished 39, 'ciJed'Tn iak* area wiVh beautiful ----. I (ufroundingt. _______ 3 AND 5 BOOM TERRACE. | ROOM AND BOARD FOR OmCE ______34 Mechanic _ _ _ I worker In private home Reply AT LAKEVILLE PARTIALLY Boi JS. Pontiac Pres.s furn . 6 room. 3 bedroom house. ©NLY THOSE DE8IR1NO VERY auto, heat and hot water. |a- pome FE 6d)377 _rage ._No_dogs._OA S-2TO -------: ca.— ------- "a a LEASE FOR ONE YEAR: LROOM Kent StOres 40 home, 3 bedrooms. References. - - , ._.......... Ayallabl* the 36to Si ULTRA _;_NEW J T O R E S. VlfEST ________J, aluminum sided ranch- style. Includes full basement, oak floors, birch cabinet, and formica counter lops On your lot. OEOROE R IRWIN, 34< W. Wal- i llv I (urniet. 1. Only 6 lt.„Utll, I $9i500 .1 build 3 bedroom ranch Harold (Red) Franks 2663 Union Lk Rd EM 3-3301 _ Open ‘111 6 pm HAVE OUT OROWN MY 2 BDRM hunie. Full basement, gas heal Esc northslda neighborhood Would like to mikt equitable BAOTIFICf, LOW down' 1 _Va“ mortgage "yx' 4-4411' S.MAI.F F.\RM .\K.\R U1..\RK.'''I() I offered st pior. Located on Cberrvltnd st Largo GIROUX Gl:^EK^rr RF.AI WILLIAMS rooms, private ENT. AND bath, Fl! 5-8460, 144 Mt, Clemens. rooms, FVT. bath NICELf furnished, baby wtlcome, 31* 8. !r~r-g nlshed, j**p nlshed, 2 people. OR 3-0S41. ^Wanted to 3 bedroom HOUSE ON SWOT , *lde Ceuple tnd thrt€ cnu®f>to mdr.g.,. you buy. Priced attractively. 62.-, K. I-. I empletOIl. Realtor 60* down. Terma. jjyg orc^ ' -- -- — ■{Sugm® f.'’r'“i2M i rs*d'r‘o?m"‘hoS:: m apartment for COOLEY LAKS7RONT { no ft. Of fsoeed, sboded ond food* . I scipod Iftksfroot for woodorful rd I booting ond . swimming This 3 uy bedroom r^gch homo bos Urgs )AO HwtiV wsawsM MwMwa.t.g,.. sl4_4__ n oil k After 8 c 4M3 COLORR>-You I ROOMS ARD iATR, OA8 SeAT. well wsler. $41 month, yesr lease Eldcrty eovpde U l-t371. Mske oo offer. Fl t.»710 OWNER - WR SALE OR | otVoresUtV' ‘ ‘ ;'n®d"*:%';rK.-iro«:! Dorothy Snvder Lavender TRI-LEVEL STARTER IneMomuOndLAut could be Reslior lot- 2# Yeori _ MONlTT DOWN r 1 feWTes FE 4-1174 70*1 Highland Rd (M-51) Build a home to be proud of ------- ------------ . 3*Mia dsTi Totjf lot or dttro. BAVe model- ■ a mTTS n iPtAtit** mtliUtAF h'\s 3.04S1 bosemeot. oUochi^ _________ land conhw^s". H. J. WeU^,^*Dl«la HwT. apartment, private trance, utilities furnished. 4-6603. _______________, tTTRACTIVKLT FURN. f apt Fvt. bath, laundry rm. rage N. SblrlcT * Late. Fw Adult*. OL 1-1176. % ............. PMttec Uarpeung and *_«•« stor' trt* Mlddl* atralt* y BEDR006U. I ACRE 1*01 DNi L»ac. —err. Tear tease _ __P* ►’••• 1*0 mw^. Uaepln^*-jn« --,2 B E DR O OM HOUSE NEAR ROOMS AND BATH. 2 SMALL L school full basement, aluminum children welcome. Must hay* tef- siding, formica kitchen, sulnless rrences. FE 2-1266 ____steel o**n and range, newly dec- ROOMS W. SUBURBAN NO oratt^ easy terms. OA 1-3*40. cbUdren, references. FX 2-0713. > 2*40 Chrysler ^8t. Ponusi In* ,10 Uy kitchen Located wUhln'two blocks or new grad* sod Junior high tchoola. Fric* 6I6.*0*. approi I1.30H down to FHA mortgage Call FE 6-3130. Tradlllonlal 4 bedi “■ best, on lOi anc Available lor showti [Ilea West, of Pontlsc Cole^Easlick RcstrictedXoihmunitie' EM 3-M sment Coal furnace, sood cr bester Well lifsuteted I, tood sldlnq. ----------- Oood neighborhood R 1. (Dick) VALUET ealtof-EE4-35il 2 bedroom raach. OWOELLVILLE^ ^ T^ls beauUr®te situated'ms 3~^» landacaped tats. Spacious living room and kitchan. Fanaled year around kreesawsy. with latouata windows 2Va car attachad ga, r*g* Ekcallent coodltloa latW* Is ouL 112.6*0.-01 terma. OAKLAND AVENUE 11-4 ip TWENTY-EIGHT THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY. JULY 1ft IMP •vFor Sale Ho«m« 49\ For Sale KENT KrtcMUM ta m< omy DOWN - Kertli *M* lort-fiTu K«M u pmUt sa.ijyE.'sr “ TheSKYLlNER OPEN For Sale Houaea BROWN UtOTRlItO DOWN-. DAILY 5 TO 8 r.M. iaXiv Mir 4 r»* M -AM M« CXNINCR tOCATtOK - CMtM-,'. i”v^"S5r.™ ulSf »»"SiSi"* flMTt 1 «»r V»rt»«T o»' JJ0.J50 “ IW-i J. C. HAYDE>- Rraltor li* ,f W«ltM pa I-444I COLORED - RmI ttWU-M nut b*4lcr Prkfd at only UN* Eur trriM T«a kMlraea k'Ufala* ao4ri»fi l*r|4 loti, Ive cir fir. rrciMi ftocM LAEE FRONT Tiir 1 round I" ‘krSEI.L BUY TRADE WILIIAM* t.ARE prWt»|r« 4 IM. ptai >nin rotUg* Nirl bitt luulilrd « 1 d f ■lilt. kTi^n’lr'^fS'ri. 1 ROCHESTER AREA -- I -MILLER COIORSD ~ ItMiUOatl rila*. I rai mMfnt^bont lo firtUint raodltion Lirti M. pi>i11 I Iir|< I cirpitlni Tvo biUij If 71 1 Mt n. lot for onir •“ ‘ridi lor cbfipic Enjoy L'onnlry Living hniov I In thu' 7 in t do bfUfr 8*1 It today MONET MAKER - t fimlly [ Itomf 4 ipannifnu lumiihfd, SELL OR TRADE Wait iMi brlcb nlurnlihfd Piftrnt Incobit Trrriet All ricondltlonrd and 1 ‘bio modtrnitfd " Ni« on rum. Full prlcf li 4U.4M baitmiM Oik floori Cbolct lo- 1 Oroi| riturn.! ,,,^0 rrlcfd 4t54 birrincflt. Hi cor giri Oakland 1-ake I’r • *'|V»54 ■r o*fi^^i0^r**cfi II Call lor particuli , DOWN PATMENT ) bedroom home. I NEAR LINCOLN JUNIOR RlOH — * I Lorte modtro i rm home with I. Cnclotfd l K.\\\ FORD At.ENXV | ;m w WAiroM PE i-iiMi Ml E FLINT MV 3 114J ni Lari# ba N R llvini _______ . . Oak noon. Pull i “An ficipnonilly i ifd eldar homo with MULTIPLE LUTINO SERVICE O'NEIL ! W illiam Miller | " “ ' Rraltor I-1-. 2 02M i bI WHITE a nil Tils*. D8 For laat B fill. I WE BOY. JELL k RRO.';. LAKEFRONT Ihf imcit low prlcfd bomit iTallablf Tba •a lot la 31* rt deep iUi!!%ng rifw Tbf -onforUbk ____________________ I largo clotfU, II It Urlng rooi alUi llrfplacf Lnrif attracllT Lllrhan Fauclod dlalBg tpic alth lOM ol wtadowi ororloakln. 1^ Xarga aacloaod front porch DORRIS’ carpftlag throughout, lull "BUD" OALOW SLOOO Down 1 i All on One F'ltior 1 '.li m8"m“w?1,:"‘'co Wait luburban roach ttyla bun- optioa mow. la attractlaa latllng. onj larga Mt Includai ganaroui 111- SEVEN ROOM HOME 8EMINOI.E HILLS BRICE BUN-An aiacutlva nrlfhbor- ;.?CTul»"?;‘kw*aa*r >ncf end Itvobmty. ftn-icrau, consider rrntsi L. II. BROWN-. Realtor *08 Ellaabatli Lake Road Fb FE 4-3*44 or FE Mill Multlpla Lilting garatcf MULTIPLE LUTINO SERVICE IRWIN r 3 bad room homa kitchan and dlnatta. and larga llrlna roon garaga and work ihop ..... rult nnd barrlai On paaad Only 41,100 JUST BRICE larga 1 bedroom baiamanl. automatic r II a II tool oJ!*y Il’lW I. gat h grapw 'arbor '^*cSiN'^^gl^»0#*' i NORTH SHIRLEY STREET ■......- ■*" thia loaelT bungi m with altr. 1. living I For Sele Heaeee S9 DAY SHIFT Indian Wexxis Waterfront fcr^2 iSirmcirg»!Sig'wSb ti *«nt yaw can awva ;aU for as appolalmik. $500 down North of Clarkston bedroom Plotterod Obk naers —---------- prIvUagaa, Fun — — cktop atraat. M. Call for aa un prica ippoialaa viip. IibmevsMM Mttlad halora WATERFORD 2-Bedroom Bungalow Locatad m a guitt 1^1*1 Ilnad with baauUful mapla trwu wlUitn walking dlataaai to itoraa, tchoote cnurchoi roatt thti coiy ilow with S wall Undicapod and a t Mr firaga, M rt ihroashout, Plilf _prtca a with ^fg down. Would Ildar iBMilar dowa paymaat I good cradtt. Call ter aa ilntmaat at obm — guick By Fruk AdMM CLARKSTON Bateman Realti F. ar" BMMMldgr. 'ilA^uSr" EK«j!,aiHf - tOT 'f6ik "ti» .VBeilroom Bi-Level Locatad iuat I block from th< vlllag^ m ^a lariji^ lot ^^wUl roim " Brick" ifrVpIaca'* S#pam"tl dining room. Oltra-modim kli chan with a bullt-la iTappai 7'/e For Sale Houses 49 Large bedroonu. m ol cupboard ipaco. Pu..____ 1 car garaga. lUeraatlea with fircpiaca. Owner tu I tranifarrad Will aacrlllca Lota biMmaal Clarkston Tri-Level A J yeer old brick end fn tri'ltvtl contelflliig S In1"’;o,£V'"m5a."’'' hatha, ^lajlly^ _„__________ . bMt ol matorlal aad workman-ahl^ and li attractlvajy ----- vlBi a > kltct d dewatad. Othar bullt-ln itoraga Doa't dtlay -‘‘>'*•7 'Ol •" appointment. gMI0( Owner wu irantlirrad. Oulek poaaaaaloa. CLARKSTON RF.A*. K.STATE, I.\C. *404 B. Mam Bt. Open Otily t to t: Sunday 11 to I MApla *.mi_______________ CLARK ANNETt Perry Lake Privileges Complctaly fumlibod, inu eotuga with fijtplm 71a l*d. Relaa away from N . . . For Colored • Full prico »d**0 Oooi location, city bui bfdrmi. end 3 iff. bfdt HA heoi. Otrbte. I pymt. It'f VACANT. N THREE BEDROOM BRICE Price raduerd to onlv lU.Mt, Including ate row account, Urge corear lot, alumn. atormi k icraani. hue- plaatarcd. other nlci laiturra. *11*00 FHA. TERMS: ROOM BUNGALOW. Wall carpcUng. draparici tui; I city Court Houir. VERY NEAT PODR ROOM I OALOW: Built In 1*«4. oil iurnaca. utility room, on nice In good auburban nelghhort walled Lake School diatricl. grlvUagai on^_ bcauttlul I' Lake. *5 700 B^NT BUTER West Side • I41. icraanad porch, lying rm II X 31. family tlia dining rm.. kitchan with ginwad rear porch. 3 bad- Baacmant. Ml halt. Oaraga. E . . . To Close Estate fenced yard tor children. fireplaca, dining 1 UJ,"i T . . . 4 Bedrooms rmi. ahadrd front porch, fireplaca In living rm. clean and wall decornttd. Baaemcnt. OAB heat. Land-leaped lot, paved ttreat. & ^or Sah Housea colored" Only $10 down •Modal at 3U B. Blvd Open Dally nnd Bun. 1:10 to I p.m. WEBTOWN REALTY _____U 1-7317 attar 7 p.m. Income Property FAMILY INCOME; BRINOINO In ^ par weak. - lll.OM with gl.OOO down. For eoloivo. Ml Orchard Lnkt Avtnua, Ingglra 171 Baldwin Avanua. n g-lgOl. * ACREB. *060 CASH. BABHABAW * Seymaur Lk. Rd. arm. riTOl__________^____ 10 ACRJU. j^VUnORO ARl * FAMILY, M.IM PER YEAR IH-eooia. price *I4.*00. Will Uha land contract or car aa down payment. OA 0-1417 attar I p.m. OXFORD. MICHIOAH._____________ WELL ESTABLISHED BOAT LIV- « ACRES — ON EXCELUCNT black t^.^4110, acMaa*ta aide For Sale Laki^roperty 51 'k ACRE WOODED LOT .......... Twp. orerlaoklns Wormar ..... Aaa IM II, Lake Anr*’"* Oolf View Eatatei. Buy from Lake. Baa IM 10. Lake r'-'f View EaUtei. Buy Iroi _ DR»cl_l-lM. DctrMt.______ i Level ^ Laes front.-4 a il for road. 41S.M0. «1.*00 dn. or will divide, houia k 1 or two IMa lO.MO. Termt. Conilder lata model houac trailer If fully paid lor. HILTZ -^aal Eatatr. FE *-4111 I laeefront Tots, oo n. frontasa BUvar Lake. OR 1-5417 after t. LAK17flONT lot, TERlifS, ___EM «I01 ________ ■ WATER reONTAQE ON 11.000. 41.000 down. r 1*00 d kitchen tiM priced kt *7 4*0 HURRTI, and good garage Close In. Siibiirhan 1 Waiking diaMnca to gt Bane- ?Ji* aXoomT'and* n"c7*f.J JsV • fc* a. baiamant, i __ „ ..j kTOw FE 3 7484 FE 4-0403 naigh^rhood. Only C LARK REAL KST.VI'F: r >armt. ; ^ Huron Bt Open Eva k Sun. OEOROE R IRWIN. REALTOR ' _MULTIFLE LUTlNO SERVICE “* ■' ------- _rp yjui> 411*0 I T . . 700-Ft. '_Wnllob lag! Fricad a Urmi with *1 youriell a lava I'^.ric young, or rfUrtd couple Tera DORRIS k SON REALTORS WE TRADE 752 W Huron Phone PE 4-li l-GAYLORD HAYDEN Ic apot ah art ( Fontlac. Homa thaped living fireplace. Igc. 4 Iixl7. kitchen a "Bud" Nicholir Btaltut j PdltridCJ© .Ml,r 6 p.m PK f-SOOt | “ ™' ^ •“ 4t Mt CTemant St_I Highland Colonial -------- ...1 aulomatlc furnace Wa will give you International tractar. tnow 100 DOWN Immediate powaulon. : raie. Full price on*ly'"**"l»0. *" | **00. .down. For the imMI lamtly.i '—nedlate poaaaatlon. 3 rooma j STOUTS Best Buys Today OUALITT COMFORT CON-VENIENCE. and avtrything colonial ecu ba rafrathlna, groui charm Kka M modern faaturai. The b i> that you can own th tl.OOO. Dn with ranao per mo. peymenir! "Get in the Swim With 113 n. M lake Irenti thia taodare 3 bad room ra home win give you - —"- wlntar."oul Safarloi home with nnvllag var Lace a roemi hathi AU brick eon l7xM baaemcnt i Partridge AND AUOaATES »• W HURON _ PE 4-351 ''SMITH"' 4 BEDROOMS Two up and two down, two hatha, ona up and one down. Beautiful living rm. with brick fireplace. Large family ^kitchen with loada of cablneta. Full baaemant with 4 hath and recraa- 080 Will conaldar offara on down payment. LAWRINCK W GAYLORD, Realtor Flint St. Lakt Orion MY 2-2821 Open Bvanlnga nnd Sunday 1-4 kUBURN HBlOlfTB ll.OM, Terma 1 bedroom homa with italrwnv to 3 unflntabed rooma up Wall to wall carpet, gat furnace and water heater, gerage. fenced yard. FE8-0466 WHIPPLE LAKE > room contemporary with fireplace In the 13x-I* living room, matter hedrm. llkli, dining apace lOalO. bnac-• oil furnace. 1 car garage. Nice lot. *ll,0Sg: Te'rmY. OFF COLLXY LK. RD near T B San. 3 bedrm. home with bnti nnd utility. Good condition. 87, •SO with *1.000 down. J. CVILAYDEN, Realtor M I Walton FI 0-0441 4 P.M. I MULTIPLE LISTINO SERVICE IRWIN 1 ARRO SURPLUS The o 3 hornet and only i Win tacaifica thl! h SONS HENDERSON STREET: , west side location* Llv DOLL HOUSE le Mealed < Mt 44x33*'. Screened porch, mlnum itorm*. tcraenx. Fenced, play yard Only |0*00. Terms. NORTH SUBURBAN fireplaca^ rull^batemant. oil heal BLAIR i. living len. Full_____ ’ugric knotty I nUtchod 3 pint brtetewny and aUachat car garage, fareellcnt loeat.wa... Lakt prlvlltgcs oo ScoU Lake. Large 100 a 300 lot. Down pay- GKORGE BLAIR REALTOR 4*30 DUIa Hwy. OR 3-1 ORAVTOH PLAINS Eves. Call OR 3-ITOg WEBSTER DRAYTO.N PI.AINS Woodhull Lakclront. Larga duplex. 411,000 . 3 hadrma. and bath Id aach cottage. Fully equipped. Furniture, appl.. dithei. drepei, boat and motor alao Includad -Your urma. KaU. 4070 Clinton, OR 3-^,_ ELIZABETH LAKE > ROOIU and bath, larga IM with planty ol xhade tree* 16.200. 41*3 Itapia Leal,^FE 4-M17._______________ LAKE FRONT' HOME OR COM-merce Lake. 3 bedroom fireplace, baaement lor lala or auction to Call MArket 4-1300. LAKE LOTS t'l.Mi > Avatlabla for Immediate purchaia. A-CoM-BaaUck Comm. Robert H. Chapin, Realtor GIROUX WEBSTER LAKE ORION ON LAKE ORION fisting of living _______ ______, room. 3 Mdroomi nnO kitchen, reened porch, pleasant shaded . --------- refrigerator OXFORD CotUge --- dining LAKE ORION-OXPORD LONIAL HOME - Charming luntrv home, located south of ske Orion Owner trsn.iferred, iu.tt sell. Large home. with 4 Fdrooms. 3 baths, full acre lot. electric st Included. l4.4eo. LAKEVILLE - NIC Ittchcn. living ro Ff lrf» 14 BmOmnn Opyirtwethi W 10% DOWN tMCMjnOf. g|g I Mkj^Mlar. After T wwekSnya. R. I. WICKERSHAM ____jaSu5“fihahci c H. Perry FB g-gggl CherokeTlSiHs YOO BOYJ^ In cooBlry lacotlen — --- out EllMbedi Uke Rd. to Sco4t Lake Rd.. tarn right * blogke CarLW-Bird, Realtor MD^-UMt, H.U^^^B.m^,|dfc VACANT. Ui X____ ______ ' ' lot aa M-M. Reduced I 1 inle. Only gl.Mo caah. STEELE REALTY (Main Office) 1340 H. utiford Rd. bMweoa Rlgli-■ Innd k Mlltord. MO 4-304*. Waterford Hills Estate A ftw Choice lou left Average 100x280 Oood drainage. Ideil 1m For Sale Acreiage 55 iTwoods, EniUy i divided. Only 13*4 per i STEELE REALTY' (Main Office) 1140 H. MtUord Rd bMween Klgh-k MUIord. MT> 4““ For Sole Forms 56 30 ACRn P4RM WITH 2 BBO- i,_^glTtng family atntui F OXFORD. complete aet of atoraga---- NEAR DRYDEN. loam with comp— „ .. Inga. Oood fencaa. Priced for — ----..... ^ u,ing at larm- •Lw'SSST< TEAGUE FINAN 2|2 S. MAIN 214 E. ST, CLAIR ROCHESTER ROMEO -----TO MM rsao-Yiisf-; OoMMMMy prtaod wOh a psyaant el nbttN tlEMg. Bn wr sewd land caotreet on treda. Owand^. Hnicn Ommty. 48 x 08 !T!r«f!KJTo7SW3 lertMUly W, BSit tnorttko. No. ■Om WITH UQUOR BT OLABB ‘ PACKAOK TAKOODT - Ln- ■ant. Wall aqnlppad KHcben nnd dlni^ rwem wnaae out. can be canceled st any time * — —- *—IT partner lockere and large cold ^nge for SnManw bay nnd Uka Huron. Vlahcrlci nnd whMacnlc meat g.«"wriS n An cxecllant oppor-I UtUc capitni; He. W04. TASSAR 1X 7-4281 Mr. VoU. 411 W --------- ITHWIDK OP VASI Four - family‘frame, 3 rooms each, easy to rent, in ' good condition, near shopping center. Good income. Re^ily Pontiac Press, Box i GROCERY BUSINESS WITH B.D.id. living qusr-Ictac. Pina Inven-■ 217 Whltta- “LET’S TALK BUSINESS" Must Sell Marina Cholct location on water eloee to OetrMt. Boat weUs, repair ehop. hMata and marine rnllway. Separate living quartera. Praaaqt con- ih raqulrad and ----- .. -„d thla month. Owner leaving town and forced to nceeM any dacenl I 3 apartman.. _________ t of flaa lakf frontage h lota of parking tbilsbed but With p h" P. HOLMES, INC. "•iRv;.' SPECIAL LOVELY Brick home with f “ '• living ' dining room 14 x 1* ft. kitchen. "Real living m rooma of thla flaa". I’-a hatha Two nlca porch-ea. Bxcallent barn and 3 car garage. TEN ACRES OP LAND. ---------------\Z Priced I Sale Buiines^Property 57 g ROOM INCOME .000 wlUi ll.OM I FE#-2307. block of property BALE OR LEASE. USED CARS **'" ' lervlce. Pully equlppr-* location^ for ojeni „ X."___________ . call FE S-10S4 aftar t p._ COMMERCIAL PROPERTY 2 laria loU with haauUfuI 2 bad-room houae with carpeting and drapaa. Wonderful location for a ?ood bualneaa plaea. Will aall or r—- ' “*• FOR SALE 140- COMMERCIAL n Mt. Clami I. CaU LOW COST COMMERaAL 17 EXCHANGE STREET Thla houaa aoned commercial I. Ideal tor gift ibop, beauty shop or office. Needy aome repairing, but itm a real bargain at 44,480. 11.27* down. *** per month. K, a. HEMPSTEAD. REALTOR ----”----- FE 44314 EVES. PE * Partridge Trailer or Boat . Sales? Garden, Center? 34XS4 Brick gnd frame new bid) 4 toilet!. Huge grease " ....J* "^utl S;ll6 on terma MICHIGAN BUSINESS SALES CORPORATION JOHN A. LANDME88ER. BROKER 1*73 S. Telegraph Rd. FE 4-1*83 PARK AT OUR FRONT DOOR L^OE^^- ^ INViaSTOM -^SMALL veitment will rett- minimum ol 2* 7* per cent ench ye Pontine Prexa Box 31_____ BlbRE AND BLDO 2 storei plus 2 modtrn 3 bedroom apsrtmenU. Saginaw gtreat. Renteli good. OROCERT BUSINESS ' 7?rltt plus 1 I. Beer-wine. Low down pny- Paul M. Jones, Real Est. PE_4W” ------- detlerihlp. Phone SINCLAIR OIL HAg I service stations __ _____________ loeatlona. financial help available If needed,_Por further Information, call PE 4-1*11 afttr 7 p.m. Mr. Paddock, PE 4-4203 START VOUH OWN BUSINESS n "Trkmpollna Center' poaalble to groia *3. *00 o ■rUrOr- WHEN YOU NEED $25 TO $500 STATT^FTNANcfe'OT BAXTER k untntTon „ W. Uwrenee S*. PE 4-UIB VACATION CASH TO 0*00- qnlek actleo at SEABOARD CO- tlM M. Parry. % Credit Advhbrt 61A BUDGET YOUR DEBTS CONi»Ln>ATB BILLB-RO LOARB For yoor bid bd ' Jo gat out of debt, see Financial Advisors, Inc. 2Mi B. BAOlNAW___PR l-HM Mortgage Get Out of the Rut! Conaelldate your OeMa. Let ai pay off yofir axlatlng mortanis or land eontract. personal debts and ■odtrnlaa year homa. Tou must hsvf n rassonnhla good aqulty. WE OET RB8ULTB __ BENDEROPP BLDO. ft SUP CO Swaps 63 * ROOIU AND BATH TERRACE on E. Blvd. Total price M200. With 13000 down or trado for anything of aqua) valua. PE - »•»” t__________ 14 PT. RUNABOUT. BOAT. MOTOR r Uadt. 14 PT. POHOtO BOAT AND IS H P. metar. Trade jor 2*_or motor. PB 4-0002 o '*0 POimAC HARDTOP. CLEAN. >400 or whnt havo you. PE 3-OOM. '*0 FORD PICKUP. 10.000 IIIUCS ft -im - — CASH FOR USED TV’S. RAOU3S, and tapt rtcordars. PB HOUSE (CONDEMNED) ON VER? tor your land conlraaO (where c ^wVit. ^"i-isar^v - JOSEPH PURNrrURE SWAP - . ___ *7*0 DOWN $00 PER MONTH INCLUDING TAXES AND INSURANCE — WILL TAKE HOUSE TRAILER — VACANT LAND — CAR. ETC. TIM WRIGHT. Realtor 3i* Oakland Ave. Open 'til 1:30 PE *-7*41 or PE 4-0441 FE 4-Mll 1 housetreiler. Lo- WATXR SOFTENERS ' 1 month. OR RENT l-23jKI. For Sale Cloth|ng^64 I WEODINO, 3 BRIDESMAIDS gowns. FE g-1073. lALE - *04 DRiasn, 00c BACH. Cover;»lla. 01 60 pr. 377 Baldwin. I. OA 0-14** after 0. able small Investment. Manufacturers repreaentative and fran-. chtae dlaUlbutori wanted. See KelTh at Bdgewater Beach ---------------ite Hi . *044 Dixie Hwy., Drayton Plains. OR 4-0311. STATEWIDE even, paneled die tt\"“JL*.nlSr^nc^ mS.’ o^^heTanS- hT wtt"’i Prtced^lW(th terms Shown by Undscaped lot Modest down pay- 1 mem aim OT will Icaic io ; SEMINOLE HILLS: Custom huMt, WATKlHfcLAKE FRONT | Cuttom^iuiU g room brick, situ-1 shopping. Three large bedrooms First floor has living room with ated on beautUully landscaped lot i Affording eic^ellMt ^ | fireplace, separate dining room, large, modem kitchen. Gas beach, dock, underground sprln-sllng system and all the features i you would expect In Ihlt fine | garage. Immediate Possession We ere ready to deal, don't mist this ona. Included 17,000, |3.*00 down. STONKY LAKl - Near Oxford. S room! with 3 bedroom.*, icreen-ed porch, fireplace, furniture In--'•ided. $4.*»0. ........ • are e'*^aV arbecue. Lake prtvl NEAR NORTHERN HlOH 3 bedroom ranch, wall to wall carpeting, birch cupboards In *“"•*- • nlealy W armi ,'^tout, Realtor ! 77 N. Saginaw St FE *-414* Open;'till I pm. ^ Rolif H Smith. Realtor « S. TELEGRAPH RD OTTAWA HILLS Three bedroom,* I'l bath!, living room will fireplace, carpeting, full base ARRO REALTY *143 Ca*i.Elliabelh Rd. iI‘L.S-1284 FE 4-3^ to 1:30 CX3UNTRY UVINO . deiiebJl WEBSTER. Realtor wiSf'/rMlf i OA 1-3132 liT 2-3301 Ohedroom!. j ---------—^ 3 car ga-j 0 -rwnrj' Orton and Rocheater. Home In verv' Kood condition. Fruit treei. berries, shade treat, many flow- ' LAKE .oomi. 3 bedroom. large eened porch, overlooking the »*»ly decorated, and boat -Included. Owner transferred, must aell Mutt lA seen to be appre-excelleot buy at $*.*40. MY 3-1840 FULL PRICE $175 110 CASH - ** PIR MONTH Fisherman's and hunter'i ier’g Din Bt NiUOOl St. Vincent 11 room borne. l>t bi . ItTije, price MOM Very Colored ' Eicellent 5 rtK>» modern buoft' low. seeds i little decoratinc. liGAYLORD^ 18.I40 00. FHA Termt. Open 8 -- „ ____ „ ALL DAY SUNDAY I HERRINGTON HILLS >oin with studio sellings. Oleam-** otknoora. 14 bathi. Pantlly Mm ParnAPt cit AiWk f..h Complete M.950. Eai; WILLIS M. BREWER JOSEPH F RElaZ. SALES MOR 44-OS E. Huron St. FE 4-Slll AFTER 1:30 FE AC023 -or FE 4-4730 GILES RANCH LAKf FRONT Oood tlihlng. ^tlng. No ftni ________ ._ 3 large bedrooms CLO.^E TO \V.\TERFORD HHiH AttracUve 3 b r ranch home. WALTON AND OPDYKE 3 bedroom home lo excetic sere" atorm* taxea and Insurance Included. I-\n\GER REALTY CUSTOM BUILT HOMES miles of trout streams, exci nahlug, hunting Including fr,"?.•'■'t plcturea and Michigan Lakei Reaervea. 1 win ft, Mich._______ Seal Estate Service of Pontiac irsD ana ® ^ CHARLES. REALTOR ConcrX L’” S^Telegraph ^ PE 4-0531 lurant or WILL BELL INVENTORY AND n. 140 X fixtures from grocery store Oood opportunity. UL 3-1743. WALL WA8HIN07 RUGSl ^UP-holstery machines and businesa _Ior_aale;_IB 0-0430._____ Sale Household Poods 65 PRICK — RXJICTS, BBAO-ntul Itvtng room suites. 11.1* wk. Bargain Bouse, 103 N. Case. FB 2-0042. *1*0 ol wittier. *3* *». 1 "fTigWalre "refrigerator.’ used, *31.00. fay's REPLACEMENT PARTS >« Oakland A«._________rB_3-40SI * PIBCB CHROMK DOfXTtX FB i-43M.________________ luanuftcturlng I 000*wlt^*»lS*000 Partridge Sale Land Contracts 60 I Interest. West i hsndli jTm“\VRIGHT, Realtor 34* Oakland Arc. Open 'Ul *:30 FE t-7»01 or FE *1*441 Sale Resort Property 52 j-losT loans TO tsoo TOR DOWN PAT- — ment 6r purchase of cottages or Mke lots SEABOARD FINANCE. ------ "---- PE 8-4841. ReiU.^’B^Buf. Pmp^SM ' 1 SlMLL COMMERCIAL OARAOB I at 340 Baldwin Ave. 440 per luosth. inquire 373 Baldwin. FX. SEASONED CONTRACTS. BAL-ance *4.13*. Payable at *4* per month. 4 per cent interest" Dts-_count 41,006. FE 3-4300. outfit. Double dresser, bookcase bed. large chest 3 vanity lamps, All for {m.*0. Pay only *3 weekly. Pearson's Furniture. 43 Or- chardUkeAye._______ __ ICE BOX, FRIOIDAIRBI _3000 Wlttktas Lk^ Rd.^S-34S4; 7 PIICI LIVINa ROOM BUirB.' ----------dayenport and chair. 2 modern step t " thle. 5 d___________ 100. Pay only 13 a 1 FurnUur- ~ s table, 3 decorator lamps HI* N 1 North Side 3 bedroom Inalde the i Full basement. oU h Large patio plot many JCENNEDY: RltaLTOR ___3101 W HURON ST_ LESLIE R J'Nii' : TRIPP ^ SCHRAM nodels under construe- ^^burtftn 53* COUNTRY LIVINO - * ROOM home, plus nice stable for saddle horses garage, and storage bulld-Inx. On 17 partly wooded acres with small stream and tins kpot for private lake. Oood road naar I neighborhood. _____ suitable for any I builneas^OR 3^3038. j USED CAiTlOT — ISO fTl~FROWTl age oo Baldwin Ave. at M> Baldwin. Inquire at 171 Baldwin. FX For Sale or Exchange 58 REGISTER NOW! 9x12 Lino Rugs $3.29 .ft . WIU Ule Ke ft. Latex paint »3.3S. flat tl.N. interna-Uon^ charge accepted. SHOVeRb. 304 E. PIKE ' X 13 RIVKMIBLX RUGS, OlTo»I Foam rubber badked ruga, glO.M; I"*’- »*»»»; Axmtnater. 448.**; Rug pads. gS.I*. Pearson - -— ------- , Furnltura, 43 Orchard Lake Ave. Borrow with Confidence i. t GET $25 TO $500 j ^hSobI - .. „ ] lous^hold .FinanJh j Viny-l Linoleum.‘ ylird 7^ - ..A . •' •’AWT. Oal. 82.60 i'h wall tile RUH. ft. 3*c §Z*L*£ >41 W. Huron _FB 4-2044 BUCKNER >0 trade /for homes monthly payments. Immedl- TRI-LEVELS R.ANCHERS 4-BEDROOM HOMES FROM $10,000 to^ $50,000 THREE BEDROOMS j Lakefront or''Lake ; Privileges—Your Choice a spado ■em raeantly Full baaeaem car garaga. ~- bedroom brlick with 2 car garage Extra large llvin* room with fireplace and a restful scenir view thru Anderson Ibermopadr picture window Rlltit.ln k1f..h«n »l.l. lake PRIVlLEOEg Lovely 2 bedroom bungalow Large carpeted living room with fireplace Basement Oil heat. Nicely landscaped lot Full price CppUf 4*.2*0 y,JO 10 ACRES BUILDING SITES These fine choice tocmtlons. Many RENT BEATFR OniT aioo down KAMPSEN Realty & Building Co. multiple LIBTINO 8ERVIC FE 4-0921 1*0x300 Clarkiton .......*0*0 100X220 msis road .......IM* 4 acres wooded......down MOO I sms on hill ......down 17*4 LADD’S, INC. ”**P**ll®V_________OR 3-1131 I AT WATKINS LAKB. *0 Will I See this far Multitude ^GILES REALTY CO. | n *417* in-BBLewm aye OFEN t A.U. - » FJf --------------nviCH ' LAtVRENCE W. GAYLORD, Realtor 130 X Pike B< . Pontiac I f E 8-9693 OPEN f-0 3411 EUiahelb Uka Road ; , 1\ AX ^V. SCHRAM REALTOR FEp-0471 ! OPEN EVENINGS ft SUNDAYS •43 JOSLTN. COR MANSFIELD > MULTIPLE USTLnO BXRVICB Suburban Living At Its Best Your future home ti the (CONVERTIBLE 24) W. W. ROSS HOMES OR 3-8021 iMsUon Paul Yeager. li'Igg Jgn.. Detroit 1* KBnwoo^3-l|lg CHOICE FRONTAOE UEADINO TO Loon Lake 07 x 340 hillside site with terms. Warren Stout Realtor. , , . FE VOlO*, Open till 4 p.m. * loe'atk CXARK8TON BBTXTK LOTB. Mx | 200 Near averythliig. ' paved I ** ” , ....... I. -.n. Chrysler I FINANCE COMPANY WHERE YOU CAN BORROW up, TO $500 OFFICES IH Pontiac — Drayton Plains — Utica ' —alied Lk., Birmingham Plymouth ‘ . Get $25lo“ $500 ON TOUR Signature "pR ?'e’2.?20§”’ OAKLAND Loan Company _103 Pontiac State Bank' Bldg, LOANS $25 TO $500 On your signature or other se-htt^yuil our eftlce M phene PE HOME A AUTO DRATfTON PLAINS AREA - Smell ' LOAN CO. , approk IS. Oood 1 H Perry ■* Corner E 13'V Admiral . 17'■ Telctone . . 17“ Motorola .. 17“ Phlleo . Buiineu OpportunitieB 59 HAGSTROM room*2om October. Building 34' basement, large lot perking. Includes with gerar-price *38. DINER —, In busy doumtown loca-, Uon Includes building, business, fixtures and equipment On leased I comb.......... ggg.l* h written guarantee. Obel ft Ellxabeth U. Rd. FE 13 USED TV's TO SELL IN ONE - J°L_A11 lor »g*. PE 6-37SS._ 13 CD PT. HOTPOINT I 1. B. Munro Blectrle Co. Washer ......... Drop-leaf table Apt, Bile I h H*SaKa *' ....... tsi.i* M.M ft |t.*S ........ *u.*o ......... »*.»• Urge metal w arm chair, ni 843 I^kOBt. J CENT WOOL CARPETINO ...u ^e wool and nylon Mends. "Hell Price". 1x13 ft.. I3S.M — 13 a 1* it. giftoo — 12 X II ft, *73 *0 Many colors. SIMMB. 3* highway. 414*4. *1* — ... month PE 4-4*0* LI ft771I. | • 4M0 RtgMMd'M iMSil i BuHder ft Broker Inqulrlee "I* j POXTLAC OR 4-0358 ' and lixtures * 4own. Yon can't heat tk H-\G.STROM 'REALTOR LOANS TO IMft-131 HMUNITT L VWREHCE llKHq;,Y « SOUTH SAOINAW. Dally ; • Bat 10 to * pi I-IS39. 10*4 ■ PRiofOAiRE E iIIeI; T B 1 C rangt 40". fxceUant condr |7*. OR l-MOl. . A BUT '-“RAbiOB. go TO $10. Automatic player, tl4. FE *-r06 AFAR’HilENT BIZ “ COMMUNITT LOAN CO I E LAWRENCE FE 0-0431 FBIENIV,Y BEHVlCB , SIZE ELECTRO-. —J, J hnrneiY. deep 1 Wine living room enlte. ray and bhia Uv^ room 1. CaU ri; 44811. J { . ; THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY. JI LV l«. 10«0 Ff SM> MhculiMM y 4.M AunoHQii noun &it»itu _y ii gar HmwM vwk »l rM k««u« T^tENTYNIXE >s;0 »*JOIDAn« tUMimlar ■■ 0“»« HI d*A*«rT ••uinc kt t p«i «»».«»*«■ «W‘ r«» «U» »J» p«r -*rt. W d«yi t«i|« M MU- ™ ANTTamo ioum>%LS1f ' nr Aut —— ~ »—.*■ kod kp'iii* •mm M Bdda REFRIOERATOR8. LAdT TEAR A VALUE toUyiw^biid trainn (beet) | AN Maple bonk %dt"*' Ut il SIOROOM OOTFITTUfO 47f3 Dtkta Hwy._ 0«J-ra« BABY ijfo and CARGO'play pen. OR J-TTJk. __________ --------- * . $1* Dn^ Pl... ____________jon PluOT- _______]M Orchard Lake Ajre.—». REPRIOiRATOR LIM NIW. CAB- B^BOM AND'i -'tABLE BBAUflPOL . 1 piece Mctlenal, i I Mt. Call alter > ... 59c yd. B^R.rAIiLS^ALOi^E!; ,„.„E - I3.M 18T OAL - Vinyl 9. 12-ft. Center Tile, till* 1x11 LlDoleum rufi “Mica" Oenulna . Plywood Plaellc Wall Tile Eaveetroueh and Gutter 8 -r — Aephalt Tile ..... ..... ---- ——— "Mnwtet,! Linoleum Wall Tile .. «w llvlpt roomy dlMttea and ru*t,| “BUYLO" UNCLAIMED factory Koonde. ti prleoi. Baiyl TILE OUTLET terme. TM BARGAIN ROUBBlia 8 8 AGIN AW PE A1 rriiuMONb WEbDimritiHa Reaioonble. OR ymt Fnew HA.0N tTP 6Ad » BARNES Sc HARGRAVES HDWE 743 W. Huron St. PE 0-0101 _ Open Sun. 0:30 - 3:00 p m. PROKER UPRIGHT. BMNO' In cratei. S year walTanty. Pay only $3 waqkly- Paaraoni ___ table-champ . . $n. THOMAS ECONOMY 111 8 Satinaw PE 3-01 USED TVS. $1$.$0 k UP. Cbi; ■ “V, RCA,------------- - 4-1133, I. 411 W. Huron. FE REFRIGERATORS. • ... -aw and ----- mattreig^and J&J_____________ bedroom aultea. new box iprlntt. washli clothes dryart. bal plav pent, dinette couches, apartment fullfilie saa and electric ranfci tend IWl other Itemi. (Get the lowest price under the Suol Sun Salea. M S. Satinaw Ido town I. FE 4-71M. Come to L... compare, terms avsUabl*. Open . .. -- Monday-Saturday. Used Refrigerators ! — UPRIGHT PAMOUL name orandt. scrstcbtd. Ttrrlflc „ Tsluei OUt lO whllt they last. 1 Used tea and electric rantea. -- -le ordart pleata. Mlcbltan Qied tu and alac^lr ■*—— kept li tuayantee. We pur^aeti I prices 3 131. tt CU. 0 yr. tuayantee. V- ----- a truck load. Save on these brand new --- Payments at little at $3.00 wk. Goodyear Service Store, “ * Caaa,_PonMa^ PE 0-8133. | itiaZERS — NORGE FREEZERS Chest and Uprithtt New models sllthtly scrat crate marred models st I count prices. TWO years to pay 30 days same as ca.sb WAYNE OABERT SAGINAW n __In excellent fully cuarantecd. CONSUMERS POWER CO. ______3$ W. LAWRENCE _ S i WHITE NAUOHAHYOE 8ECTION- For SRk MImwImimm 67 TIZXY bIl k H*Sao)a.*MI^^^ PLASTIC ”Pi|4f~MWaEB ?s!;.!t*sSte\«‘7fS wtitr tasted O. A. TkimpawA JHSS M$S Wait _______ PidrK' tABLBB. sit'M. MATT steal eltAhsa p^ sf.$s a pair. $ ploy kym iota. $11.8$, Raaal's . Haute. 4743 Dixie Rwy.. Draytsa ----5i.---- hv Katf OMiin Hunting Dogs 81; Auto Skrvlct Paint Sale THAT'S A FACT 2 Gals, for the price of 1 $5.95 I PAINT PIN MUM _ Choice of sround atora,a_tonk PB_i:d731. 1 _ „ 18$ Piacas OP MOSTLY NEW v/JlUlb j*™ll^;.^*^“li*^n“^!Toat ebotck a^y eakiblnatlaa SaadT BmSh° * I / r SOIL PIPE. 8 PT. $3,S$ Ft. RBPRIGERATOR. Irooer. dayanport, 13-| 1 bradad rat. fl'l* Bchwit AUTO. ELECTRIC SAW FILER elsktrle laws mower aharp-r Includtef motors oad frtod- Bxtarlor Hmuk Trim Frlmor not Bnomkl Olou Enamel Prlmtr. Saalar, Undarooater Vteyl uUi Plat Sanu-Oloat ' PAINT DIVISION OP- FEDERAL Modernization 301$ DIXIE HWr $ A M. TO S P.M EVERT OAT SATE. $-$. SUNDAYS 10-4 PH 1-7$U Plenty of Free Parking On Gur Lot . W, Hay, Ursin anti Fcktt 82 ,_______________- I Bouts it Afcwiwrhw 97 PtIFS. BTANDARO BRAND NEW TIRB8. - BOAT WtRORRaLDB OOMPtm ------------------ M^HB~ CBm~n¥d^M- El) WILLIAMS 4$l a •atlnak at Baebara I,MIEBd ALPALFa and BBOkife I . hay. edealleai qualuy la Bikkas. ;' field Tokiuhip. II acitt staodiat^ z . . - -------t--------- • — la ttald MI 4-4dla | “ I S'"* comoMk kite faltet sad Cl 11 . s. H bead Norway epnme platteto# ask FgF Sale Livestock 8J ! I«« m orchard Uka Nd . tram* lid M-s da 2 , ; Kaein Harbor | u.ldt will tacnflea for rily Ot.Wt. ! I yean 01,0 BUCKdRIN FILLY I CBANMNArT OBINDINO, IH TNB | t* "•"i?, ^-------- and tack EM ,331. alter . p. | ear^Cy^a^^r.^reJm^d ^ ’i Sale f-arni Proiluct 86 l ^$M3 _ , . BILL .MITN HUCELEBENNY . *•'« StTOOtefB 94 i 7“3K«“L.‘kriJf'bi{« M^L^ArENO^EINOEEcj ?!?--- •“JSt , teTAcaX IN NEW CONDITION i RED RASPSCNRIES, T-AI.I. BE windshield EM IdlOl _ | I iwren il a 8 P m alter $ p m M BFA MdCC MUST BE SEEN ; I FE SIMP . M be a{-praclate{l MV |-I$M babpberribs'for r “ —--------------'----------- M 11 IS tel norih i MApla $-7«$l Sale Farm Lituipment 87 , A REAL GOOD BBLECTION OP aardea tractors. B«to TUIert and U«n mowtri I IIOUCHTKN & SON I $3$ N Main Rochester Ol. l-$7tl I COMBINE - JOHN DMRE Mryi ■ You have Billy and Walter mixed up. Billy droop and Walter i$ the dripl" ANCHOR FENCES S ' PLVaCORD $3 0« FLTSOORO $$13 PONTIAC PLYWOOD CO. BOLENS TRACTOR. 'M MN'HAC. 1«»$ BALDWIN RD ________FE 1-^0 3.9ii$'*~*' *^‘* -Special Paneling Offer BATHROOM FIXTURis. OIL AND | **• 'i" gas furnaces^ M water kjteam v.»eo«»* pipe and flttlnfi Paint. Super Kei ;«• i BARGAINS 4x$x' open pall, 8 $ lor Retail I $-0373"“ I riR^^TON IJ «roNE : SHOPPING CENTER I Blacktop Driveway Need repalrif Save ‘4 (w the coat. Call your Melaor. FE $-4$$$ CEMENT rrirB. ready made^ all alaat. Splaah block, door illla. | chimney capi. PonUac Pre-Cait 1 Step Oo.. 44 W. Sheffield. PE ! _3J#06.____.___ _ CASH WAY STANLEY ALUMINUM WINDOWS, 4k8xH Petboard |3 mI USxVb Ptgboard..........84 Nj Plytcore 84 45 - ___ ________________ M * M WONnf:| A good uted pracUe'e piano. Ri conditioned -. ir MORRIS MU.SIC rO. 34 8. Teleiraph Rd FE 3-0487 Ho, 1 Common 4184 M Aerw«* from Tel-Huron Ho, 3 Common 1130 M ' PRONTINALLI 130 BASS ACCORO- Ho. 3 Bborta 4 80 M ion, Ilka new.............. BENSON LUMBER CO. I “•«»•’»» w " ph»»«»iroph, _______ F^- 4-3431 I Be-condlUoned upriibt piano with i rd and delivered. RENOVATOR RUG AND UPHOL- bench ..................... $100 40 , Call Rnhert Dai . alery cleaner - maket lOW qU. Steel lullar with caaa, uaed . |.V0 Road, day or nl|hl PI---- ------------- „. .. 417$. Slmmoiu tteel bed 410.04. | Hammond chord ortan with bench, I rop soil CRUSHED STONE. I'Or Sale House 1 rsHcrs 86 SImmoaa ateel bad apnnf SI4.oa| - uaed ............... 4740 sand aravi'l alll Lvle Conklin Inneriprln* mattreia 4M.M. ateel Hinimond orfan, home model, 14 pi |.i!u „ FE 3-0473 i ,, foot Oahwav wroutht”lroo ath**stond> |1 KSiker^Uted*** '“"''’arttj BLACK DIRT FILL AND ORAV NEW ALL ALUM TRAILER taOTmp7"$4 04“b.‘d?SS; *eh.i;| ?VVL’I ’S ' ! SPECIAL SM.E PRICE 4144 414 00. ateel 1 door wardrobe I t iK 1A1-1 - ,'v I BROKEN SIDEWALK COW MA 1 . „ OOODELl. 434 00, day bed 881.40 many other-17 8 Safinaw _ ^ FE 3-7140: nure and top lull. FE 4 3 371 1“"® " Roclieeter Rd Ul. 7 44V0 to*’aX^Mt**^rta?^‘OT^‘’YuW >0*"®’^,,?"® excel CONI), 1 CRUSHED STONt, SAND, ORAV- I \ I I'^n c’l.a?.nc.'all..'!^lllir Fu%nuSiJ 1 i“r2^\%?:teL."Mi'V-37V4'"''' '* N^w'‘IrJteVy “iX Co 144 Oakland Ttve I zz.“ CHOICE FARM TOP BOIL OF Al l. over uavmrnli FE I UOa --------- - . ---------, PIANO TUNING-OSCAR SCHMIDT kindi aim manure. 3‘. yard. Il i,,., , « ROOF LEAKS? |_________________________»'*:>»«■'..........| delivered FE 4-«1m' i XedTraller ^ Call your Advltor lor a free ei- ! iilRT. SAND AND GRAVEL OK , an-l brake, ' 41 «74 Plume FE timate. Sava e. on the coat. FE D I ' all kind, FE 4-4818 ' 4 1447 011 3 3834 8-4854. ......... ll©mOa©iinQ good dare CI.AY-IX3AM. TOP A I R S T It P, A M l.KIIITWI'> RECONDITIONED TYPEWRITERS ^ ......... - - - ■— 438 40 and up. New portable,. 444.44 up. Dotka 434 up. New ateel wali detka 111.40. Chair, 44 up. New 8 drawtr Rlat. $40.40r 1 .mail floor lalt. large 3 door aalc. Forbet Prlnttef and Office supply 414 E. Frank St.. Blr-mlDiham. Ml U3010 arodnd corner from Turner Ford Sales. Our Drayton Plalna itora carries new and uted typewriter, >nd adding tor S.I. Moionyci.. V.1 Lars.oji, CutteT 41414 BO.'XTS j||,Gruman & Old Town Ganoes il ALUM. DOCKS )„ TRAII.LR I’ARIS __________ ____ _ \ 1 I.R Si'ORT iiOLlP. CLEARANCE inl Rummer R^.U'ol Ne. and Used 1 1 AR R I Nl iTON BOATS Mnim.irle. YOUR EVINRUDE DEALER I 1414 S TELECIRAPM FE 3-1011 ™T»A eso rc 4m I easy payments avaIi able I! ef. Rm.ri.i.r I “*BK 44. I44« EXCELLENT PON li'a BRA Slrterar 1140 OU'W-llOO FE I 3337 All I4NA with' 4 rylindei 4714 ! OUTBOARD REPAIR SIRVtCl 148 BRA 140 rr Sriamblel 1440 BY PACTURT TRAINED I,. 1., .-..I. I.I..- |4is MBCHANIC Pull KVINRUDI inn : JOHNSON. MERCURY. SCOTT IJJJ SBORTSML.S S 4440 lIl’.ADyfARn'R.S M34 at the Double Slnpllght !li! Open 7 day, a week MT 3-OII •JJ* I LAKE ORION 55,; ; REPITCH balance weld liat ‘ *ll Carried In Slock J4 HK. VHOV KKI’AIR ri-9f fhtcii Up 58 Cam Ukf RoAd^ * ,SIM ClAle Up (0 M p*r C9ni ducount on OWENB MARINK *85pPI.Ii;a * J»8 OrrhAfd l.Ak# Ava PFe 1-8030 S\( KIM( I. Ntew !A f«4>t Uunphj^ Alth ta I H n K H I i IlnyAl InflAlt I IndtAn Twin I AJg ftOfl ilni I IndiAn Itk# i t AJB 500 Sen IMA I14 rt . 1853 HD ink ri ms' IIAKKI I.^S RAIMJ^BIHVICK i THtUMPH ISO rC roiMl K»' 3 4J:it I or Sale liicyclrg •I’irT Sal© 8 Pontiac SUte Pardon our ajificaranci here at (lallagliei's. but don’t miss the savings. Values like ,these wont last! ' ORAVEl. RAND, stone. FILL j dirt. Black dirt, top tull, peat. EM 1-33*4 EM 3-14IV KNIBB8 LANDSCAPE fitHCKINO I Rale,' J I litrS: of Waily Byam's COACH SALES I It alone aygregali Ire FE 4.|70t. F8 LOADING CLAY Ah Prompt a 4 3048 D.SAND ri l" illpaetl pipe 41.11 I LARGER SIZES IN STOCK Complete stock of llttine, DRAIN TILE etock I Spinel piano, ; Uied Spinet p I New piano, i Organ, uaed In Burmeist©r LUMBER COMPANY 940 Cooley Lake Rd. EM 3-4171 Oped i a.m. 10 8 p.m. dally Sunday iB a.m. to 3 p m or oxterlor. Bat our wall papor and matching fabric aelactlon. Beoy Broa. jalltd Magic n»drlp "mELAND fuel k PAINT 18 Orchard Lake Are. FE 9-8140 Famoua Make FREEZER,'^ NEW IN CRATZS $169 No Money Down — II 88 per week LITTLE'S FURNITURB & APPL 5317 Dixie. Drtyton OR 3-8444 OAR INCINERATOR. LIKE NEW, Ineludei all neceisary parts copper tubing, valves, etc. 430 EM 3^n___________ OB 8 FOOT RXFRlb.. 81 gas atOTc, 834. Dinette a 340 B. ------ _ _ 3 4781. WASRINO MACHINB. CONV tlonal 813*84 value. 47i .Chipped MIrhigaii FYuoreat WVMAN’.S used-traDe-in dept UPH LOUNGE CHAIRS 4 3 WOOD ARMED CHAIRS • 3 14 Copper pipe t ^ 5 FOR BALE BXX aQUIPMBNT'iSiD __lupere. PH 4-3447 alte^,___ FOR REHTyOR BALE LAWN MOWERS. SICKLY BA^ AND TILLER. MICHIGAN RENTAL SERVICE 44M DIXIE HWY. _____________________________ FIRST _ Thoinpto’n.______ ________ FIRST QUALITY 4 FOOT CAST Iron bathtub. $44.44. O. A. Thomp-aon. 7006 M94,_Weat._ .. biLBARCO GUN TYPE OIL BURN- S' drain tlla CSC 4 " Orangeburt pipt 13“ ttaal culvert ,,.^8 ... i .... ... abort plecea for ealenaloiw , .\H ,\rc RrduCPtl lie for tumpa and grttsc trapa -. , . 14" with 3 holes . 44 40 ea .Shot) .\ow and Save II" with, bale, 41.00 ea open Mon. k Frl Evea, t ’ - C.l. manhole cover, and arate, . BLAYLOCK LOADING GOOD FARM TOP' ,oll ILM per yd. - Wa Dellvri. FE 4-0444. PONTIAC LAKE BUILDERS SUP ply. Sand, gravel 4, dirt Cement. mortar, trucking k llle OR 3-1434. ' I Hl;icrT)j!'t*$«.-%"d('l. I . FE 4-6585 IyaRD ORADINO TOR HOM . fill-gfayl. Me FK 5 3652 „ Wood. Coal and I uel 77 iioati 6c Accoaories 97 18 HURiFPOWEM MARTIN FXf tellRy.MrVr Xect'"rold' r,^plKe.y equipped ,.,.4. K»; ^ 10 rtKrr chhih crait piiam i takland .Marine F.x 81 S Saginaw ft Special with 1 rail.r' aM'tarn'T/L" lONV s MARINE FOR rude Motor, Jt year, rep, gertenre Boat, and Iraller Coal 4 (.ai-1-.\gh1':k’s FE 4 _FE 3-7101 $20 DOWN SINOERJ UP TO 30 M08 TO PAY I SILykRTONE ELECTRIC GUITAR STALL SHOWERS. COMPLETE with faucati and curtain. 800.90 value. 834.44: lavatorlaa. complete with gleaming chroma fau-cata. 114 84: toilets. 848 40 valua at 431.50. Theta arc factory aee-onda. Michigan Pluoraacent, 103 Orchard Laka * — SINGER CABINET MODEL 8EW- SPECIALS! lead by lactory tralnetl CALBI MUSIC C I N. Saginaw_________________ Summer Time Special Beautiful blonde Baldwin organ and Latllt apaaker to match. 813*9. Wiegantl Mu.sic CeiHer BAZAAR AREA, MIRACLE UaB ______PHONE PB 3-8484__ Sale Office Bquipment 72 Plants, Trees, Shrubs 7H SURPLUS HYBRID DAY LILLIES 34 cent, a clump Pine Hill Gardena. 1*11 Lakevlew Drive off Joalyn at Judah Lake For Sale Pets 79 l WHITE TOY, 1 BLACK MINIA-ture male poodlca. 1 yr 3 mo. » mo . AJtC, 1906.'Cash. UL 3-1*33 TW YEAR MALE GERMAN'bHEP-herd who haa feature, and color _llke Itln •nn lln. FE 4-0337 3 DOG SHOW crates’ REASON able. PE 5-3130. _ 4’^AKc’ DACHSHUND^ A"r^ft^TOD. AKC REGISTERED BLONDE cocker pupplc. MY 3143* AKC SPHINOER SPANIEL PUP-piea. Black and white. FE 3-201)3 AKC DACHSHUND PUPPIES 5 ‘ a old. Champion stock. OR ,y, a week HOLLY MAHlI ) COAtTl HaI ES 14210 HOLI HOLLY, ME 4-4771 DETROITER PONTIAC CHIEF Lonlroi! luperlur conatrurrion and want to pay at a deal you rataly grl The eatra bonu, dollar, now “r'a<^*“on ‘’tlu* all "n’ew'* Dtemler" Term, to your latlalariion BOB HUTCHINSON MOBILE HOMES SALES 130’ Pix'a Hwy Drayton Plalna ol Pontiac OR 3-1303 i PLYWOOD FISH I NO BOAT | rJLDEO PLYWOOD BOA I ______Open '___ _ J.'H’olison’s Trailer and HentaU : Boat R©pairs IN THIS AREA I NEWKIRK 8 BOAT St PROP 8ERV I 21.14 Caa, Lk Rd _ FE J-kOai I USED ROWBOATS. 111.' new |49 : Used motori from 414, new 44 I H P In rarlon, <1i,counied La,I Resort Pontiac lAke WEST BEND ; MOTORS A-Hum^ trmvrJ 4 3 15 R, 80c LENGTH Many Other Bargain, In New ADDING MACHINES. FROM 434 And Uied Building Material, . CASH REGISTERS. FROM 144 PONTIaC cash REOlSTBSIl FREE ESTIMATES FHA TERM.S 337 S. SAGINAW FE H-MOI NEW k USED OFFir’E MACHINES Sl’RIM.US I.rMHKK ; Typi'.......................... BOSTON TERRIER. STUD CH | Rlotr. Curtis*, OR 3-828h BEAUTIFUI, AKC RRtilSTbKF.I) he (luftppoliitpfl. grt yuur vatlon* in now* 5685 Wi Ukr Ro«d, Drtt>lou Fltlni 3-58ir. FOR RENT 15 FOOT \ACA trallfr 1263 Vfnlc^ Ct . off J.;**!.":! , i ila* cnvtrfMl firrileiil TondlUon 1 ' 1865 80 Tflfgrapb FE 2 52N or UH J-4354 _ f. ! M rr RUNABOUT. WINDBHIILD - I and control*. 12 HP, iicavy duly trailer 8475. FE 3-7767. | ^4 ■SEAMAID • HTEKL FISHINO |”ai' FE 5-4063""’ l’4 FtT INBOAROr 4 Tl P FIHEH- liim L444^*8o *Tflrgraph. FE 2 3284 or OR 3-4344 M VfLI.OW JACKET. FIBER ■SELL 'YOUR . THAVEI. ' SALES CO RECORE CABINETS REBUIi-T WASHERS 3 P-. UPH. LIV. RM SUITE......... SOFA BEDS ....... METAL BEOS , EASY TMM! ' " W. PIKE ON de,lgna. ovArcaatt. buttonhole,. Antiques GAS STOVE, like NEW KEN-, more. 4 yra, old. |S4. FE t-0343 ANTIQUE COPPER WASRINO MA-GOOD FOOD DK-rVHlED TO chine Runi good. MA 4-3430 your home at 100% wholesale paymeni « 4J4I 84l.l4>and up. R. B. Munro Elec-trlc. 1060 West HiKoa. . IRONRin IRGNXR. FXliX 8LU. Deluxe model. 4180. 3 years to WATNBOABIRT J31 I^AGUIAW________FI 9^8S IRONRITB IRONKR. PROW TO jrourielf that Ironing time yourielf that Ironing t be cut In halt with aa,a a comfort. Rent an Ironrlm I gon^ a day. PE 4-3973- HTRAKE 24 HP ELEC Mu,f ,„ll FE 4-4:)24 MEVF.RS ALUMINUM FOtXr MOLDED ROUND BOT om plywooil boat OK 3-2044 HP JOHNSON EXC COND AA 6-1340 or OR 3-1131 FOOT aluminum boai and II 4 FT INBOARD VENTOR 1.40 HP (IRATMARINI BEST OFFER TAKBB IT GLA8TRON FIBEROLAS PONTOON RAFTS FEATHER CRAFT and FREELAND ALUM STERLING , BOAT TRAILERS PROP SERVICE MARINE (JUPPLIES -MU lIKiA.N BOAT SERVICE INC _ BILL HICKSON, INC 1040 W HURON FE |.|84! I or ;alc Airplanes W RED WINGS or PONTIAC HAS A membership lor tale We have , 4 place Sttnson which ha, ]utt been majored Call f* 4-0911 Transportat'n Offered lOO V ACATION' 'IRAlLI'JT'i ' PAhAKEEPS. GUARANTEED tolk. Canarle,. cagei Crane’, Bird Hatchery. ^ -n Rd ri,----- JULY SALE Oakland Are. FK 4-_______ THE SALVAUbif ARMY RED SHIELD STORE ~ arytelnt to meet your i -iteing Furniture Applf* Ul VfEST LAWREWg WATERM ASTER yi 7-021 ____ „ _ _ Clemen,. >(x3DLE.S.'$10 DO'W.N’ FE 0-3113_ FOODLl TRIMMING : REOISTERED DACHSHUND O®".?,..- . .»?7' ! REOlSTERE^^-B^ACE ~ OA 0-3183. WARNER'TRAILER 8 1818 II Ft. Airttream. I Tourhome 1854 n, ft H Sale Sporting (ioods 74 JUNS - BUT. SELL. Tl Manley Leach. 10 Bagley. Rent ^Trailer Space W Kelley's llaitlwarr 1994 Auburn^Avf^l^A *m, il MERCURY On'TSOAf motor »4C — ...... A REAL B ^IHlPPed^ BOAT "insurance “ ONLY’ 43 FE 3-7043, ^^"s-MIl”^ Ruciianan’!, Hoatland A^M^ gt*’| 1104 TV TO^ BEW YORK AND PhiladelphU. Bonnie j^Drtveaway FB 3-703S I truck going n o'r’t h 'part ) I load, either way. FB 5-4400. WTD RIDERS TO ’southeast MI,iourl. leaving Frl. F M. Share , e,pen,e« FE 4-M13_______ , WANTED RIDER TO SOUTHE’RN _ Antona. leaving Wad OL S-3S07. ' Wanted Used Cars 101 AVERILL'S 2020 DtzU Hwy. GUNS, modern and ANIQUE. i pJt^A beaute 4^5 Buy, lell trade and repair. Burr- ~ t-c 8h«ll. 376 S. Telegraph. nC>47M. alX pet shop. Child *; 161 FOX 1 RtdemAittr trsetor, $260. t ADAMS TANDEM ROAD ORADER, te*i3’^».irro';!fr‘?‘ind*i “iSd“cM-‘ ' -rEDDER-^G U N -SCHRAM TRU£KS ; ^^“V~y 68 rainbow trout up ii inches. , No limit no llcenae required. i Trout Creek Ranch. Oreenahleld ” "‘inam. Dogs Trained, Boarded 80 BRITTANY PUPS, McNARYS 170 N Opdyke, PE co'mpletely" Nl Pontiac Mobile 1 ie.,\ EM 3 p Sale,. and trimmer. 3 Tara power handle. Will accept any reatan able ottn. BvOna Equlpmaat, ttVi DtXl* Hwv UA klina ar OH 3-T0S4. HO MODEL RAILROAD. NEAR naw, complete with accetaorlei. YohlO 1438, tala 8IM. FE 4-3770 -AWH M07YB1U SHARI^NEO. Wek-up and dahvar. FE H31l. 1AKE PUMK DELhfERS 40 lallmii per mlouit %t 40 lb*, pres* •or*. $118.86. - * -------- M6I Wc»i AND EQUIPMENT repaired REPAIR Motor ServK typf gun Corner Cooley ^----------- _ Like'Road and Lake VUta w,. 3431 Dixie Hwy OR 3-1300 lAero^from Al’a Muacle Btachi SAW MILL S3 IN. INCERT TOOTH. WE LOAN MONEY FOR BOATS. naadt power. 0800. OR >4874. , Moiort. other aportlng food. See WANTTO HOtKW 344 TO 3 YARD. ! SEABOARD FINANCE. 1184 N rubber tlrod, 4 wtaatl drive, front-1 Perry, FE l-88dl. end^iotei.r dood condiuoa. MApi, ^ -^-Qravel and Dirt 76 Poodle ,lud tervlce OL I-0S04. DOGS >ND CATS BOARDED Burr.t?aeU. 375 Telegrapb. FE 8-4188. __ _ ..... Hunting Dogs 81 ; all trailer, up Come and can do. MA ' BOATS-MOTORS-TRAILERS FIBEROLAS ALUMINUM. WOOD CRUf.'^E-OUT , St'OTT MOTORS AND SERVICE liOA'l' SAl.ES 43 E Walton Open l-t FE 8-4402 ' CENTURY CHRIS CRAFT CAVALIER SLICK CRAFT FIBEROLAS 8AILFT8H-8UNF18H PORTABLE DOCKS - HOIST AJAX TRAILERS THE MOST FOR YOUR CAR? WE BUY — TRADE DOWN — -TRADE UP—: . LLOYD Do It Yourpclt 69 BATS . 8-8: SUNS. 10-4 MODnN DAViWPORT, J " " PE 3-^' altiaal choira. Good cond. Cheap. i J ™w ^IsiOTAL TABLES AND Plenty of T^rcp Parking T.\ . On Our Eot^, MEDICINE CABINETS.-L, 30" mirrori. illghtly ■ 43 05. Larfc Mlectlon of ci “ wlteont Utbta Sale Musical Goods 71 AEC REG OSH POINTER PUPS | 3V4 YDS. BLACK DIRT OR PEAT. . SSS"'" | beagles and POlNTERis TRIAL I-A SPECIAL: WASH SAND AND g),an, reaionabla. 3081 Rockhaven 78?^jd“peat* iraral *8* yd^li ' lutCK’Aim’TAN SALE dirt JBC vd lOA «ltma and over- ‘ Tennoatee 8ai------ - — .lie Jnme 83 yd^ Amerlean 8-148T after 8 Stone Product,. 8335 Saahabaw. FOR SALE ‘ai£H‘?5.......... n blood II MOTOR SALES I 333 8. Jagteaw__Ft 1.8131 I AS kftlCH AS 8S0 POR JUNK AND cheap car,. FX 3-llSS days or .E AEC BEAGLE PUPS oldL rE 3-8TO ' STATE TIRE SALES I _8aglna^8t. _ _ PI ' D U81D -tires ... __ INLAND LAKES SALES I 40 x10’ j 2i37jy HURON __Pk_*:T: ;lo, etc EVINRUDE MOTORS on Lake-1 wood-, alum . flberglaa boat,, i _________ bEPEJTOABLB UBXD CAJUT ____________ HAROINBURO MOTOR SALB8 UP WE ?Tlp,lco ?a\f MITO I ~WE_1I^ ANb TRADB QOOb " !-SSLSr ■ Flbei arred BAND IHBtRUMENT REPAHk, BY a*1 F^AT HUMUS AND BLACE ilnci.-. factory cxMrt • nirt Loaded and delivered 7 Reaaona Pluofeacent. 303 Orchard I jaxoNToi I t-OTXI. FOR CASH TO PURCHASE I , i:.'___________klualeal toatrumenti. tea 8EJ I OTL TANK. 300 GALLON. XjmtM- BOARD FINANCE Co.. llA I -------- ---- — . — Parry. FE l-OOOl. Locnaven FE 4-1413.________ A-1 FEAT HUMU8 8TATB TESTED. 7 yard load. ti ll. 14 yd. loatt. 1140 per yd del. 300 Baldwm Rd . MY 3-3471 or MY 3-1143 ________ Call OR 3-1703 3774 Deland. Drayton REGISTERED XNOLIsn POINTER 3 mo old 734 Kinnev Rd . FE 4-3832______. _____ WIEMARANEIM AKC REOIS- Inboard and Outboard ...•ala, runabout ■■ - Mercury outboard For Sale Tires 9J LOOK' 140x14 black TIREB ' ALI name brand,. Off new can 414 M plui tax and exchange State Tlra Bale,. 403 8 Saginaw ' FE 4-4547 or FE t-444g cceaaorlea. Uted motora and ATTENTION -WE7« PAYIMO M AZUKEK MOTORS , A' MARINE SALES ! Glenn’s Motor Sales I \\ otxlwalrd at South Blvd. | ______be t-isn T.'tr zl nCQ? HIGH I FOR UtTR tKARL I L 4-9587 elswortk * RiATm^^i«|» u Wlor* Toa fcttj - Keecro Sales & Service' K««go H»fber _______ CATAUMA COJUTOT. pjt. * r ■■ Re1 Uarp. OB 3-aWI. PONTIAC AUTO BROKERS “rm CARS. s(HJ> * coiwoNin'' it»o Ftttr -- - -- —.... HOT ROD SPECIAL! SUtlon Witon - Nice Sleek *n Door Cl While 1_......... ____________ 174* Onl^ M Do»y. ipddla Steele rmm. ra» orciuM tae Arc. re i m$. _;m roRD n* roRD V x*e ROKO IHIDOI —Jill n RD PK ku ^ wuxrs 8ui ~ M:\v an!) rsi:i) ■ TKICKS l.\ STO( K HAUPT PONTIAC CLARXSTON le mile north of CS. Open tree. Until ( UAple t-5Mt :ASY TIRMS - SPOT PILIVIR' A-k for Trif^DejiN FE 5-?l(>C i'Cy'Owens.If: 'TRUCK MART Pohtiac's Truck Center GMC ■if FORD, a DR REPOSSESSION •74S lull price No cash ncei Pay only «3> Mo., rhie July —. Rite Auto Mr. Bell. FE S-4531. iM E. BLVD. AT AUBURN_ TOBD V-S. 2 DOOR, RADIO a HEATER. ABSOLUTELY NO MONEY DOWN. Assume pay- ' .ONLY $495 Houghten 6t Son Must Make Room R & C I Super Market COIOCERCE RD. EMJ-4155___________EMJ-41M I INO lUETROPOLlTAN i.W take over payments. Betwa and 5 only MY 3-47M________ I R & R MOTORS, INC CbTysler-FIrnoatb-Importal VALIANT I DMIverr-all Models 724 OAKLAND S3-54 Chevya S3-'32 Buloka .......... 'U FordomaUe. RAH « Pontlacs. '>3-'12-'il S3 Olds. Sharp ......... ■S3 Nash Amb ........... ■SS Ford and Chevy . . { tlS . { AS I SAS ..A 2AS A lU illAS iMY CARS 22 AUBURN I DOOR 4S.0M , I'actory Brandi OAKLAND AT CASS 1*44 pobd" /ton FICTCP' ixi; . rood no rusl Belley A C>ippbfll, ' n jiUrlTe rt A-I37S _ . ar 1AS2 DODGE ' PICK 1A3 S. ' V27AA . FIVE' rtOSBD TRUCK RODIIS !'sA Buick“spec 4 liR DYNA new tire. SSSO FE S-A207 FE 14S4 BUICK t-ENTUHY SEDAN 2 11^1 Esc running rondltlun Clean » GMC“8UBURBAN “rAH ' hY .?! ore Pwr Meeiiii| FE 5-J2 STUDEBAKER /IIS'* ' THIS MONTH'S _Orrherd Leke Rd “•.V' Biiick Super 4 f)r. - itry beautiful Ivory top. me on body Radio, heater, powei in., larellent rubber^ The Idea 1, brtonville A ■JA FORD VIC JPa[-------- ---IN A GUARANTEED USED lOK JACK COLE INC PLYMOUTH VALIANT 1000 W MAPLE AT PONTIAC TRAIL MA 4-4SI1. WALLED LAKE _4-7S00 Jtl _ _ _____ ■S.t FORD FAIRLANE I REPOSSESSION S3AS Full price No cash needed. | Pay only A32 mo. Due Aug. 2S. , Rlie Auto . Mr. Bell. PE MS3A. lOA K BLVD. AT AUBURN_____ i FOR SALE lASA "FORD, AA50. ______________. i OR 3-0044 ______ LOOKS GOOD, I 1*52 >ORD PORD-O-MATIC WITH ____: iiewJlrea._A-l ihape^FE_A-AA22 _____________ ; SA FORD CUSTOM 2“DOOR NICE - ford dealer -______ Green flnluli. Only A445 plus tsa '60 Plymouth 2-Door BIRMINOHAM lHADE-IN Belvedere A cylinder, automatli REPOSSESSION . PONTIAC 2 A2IA full prle_. ________ Pay only 132 month. lat pay-due Auf. lAth. Call Mr ...... FE 4>100d. Lucky Auto Salee. 1A8 8 Saginaw.____ ■‘WE BELIEVE” NO MATTER WHAT THE DEAL TOU Lh DO BETTER AT SUPERIOR’S No Fair Offer Bel Choice of SO More _ 550 OAKLAND NO price, 'ko oath needed! SALES. 171 8. SAQINAW. lUEEN AUTO BILL SPENCE •‘RAMBLER- lASA PONTIAC 2 DOOR ^ ^ _____ , REPOSSESSION , t k I •»»I WILL ACCEPT price. HAS down. |S7 mon Specials MK)1?L«- 8 I Oskitod ___________ ......I'LL.\SI‘! Crissman VALIANT 'Cy' Owens required Eddie sti Orchard _Lake Av».. ca. .-7 FORD RANCH'^ WAOON Automatic transmission Radio A SCHUTZ 1AS4 PLYMOUTH WAOON. FULL price HAS. BeiuUful tu-tone green llni.h, radio, heater, hl-driv- ■■ —'ilte.^FE A-0402. King '59 PONTIAC 3 DOOR HARDTOP Sl‘l95 LOOK! JIUY! S.WE! 8ALB8 >’ PvS __ liiA BUICK LaSABRE. K CLARKSTON MOTOR -----j ,”*l!L«_>:vklB:_TIL_A-OL_2kl21 SALES credit! SA CHEVROLET B-AIR 4 IKXIR at this 'SA Buick I A Standard trans , radio 4 healer *"'r* !•** o»orhead It low owner. Take over.! LIkeuiew One owner LLOYD___________ __ ______" _ OrCherd Lk. Arc. , MOTOR SALES. 232 8 Saginew 1M3 IMRD. FULL PRICE H3S 030 OAKLAND AVENUE _ieE S-4101 ____ ford" 'SA "HARDTOP ffADIO. offer. OR_3-3251._ ■S3 FORD Also. FE 3-A131 No m natlow mmiv ralras JdA S-130A. _ 1»S3 CADILLAC'hardtop FULI. ! S: price 530S. Beautiful green A i >-| white Imi.h, Hydramatic, radio, | 1A53 CHEVROLET BEL I *nlVTha.;i'c:,.v”“£l‘so‘"^!ETT44A‘“"' 57 CHEVROLET, 2 DOOR SEDAN! ; economy A cyl. engini TOM BOHR. I : i'h*i;'‘'ca . 502 Oakland Av/ Call , JEM_3;20A3__ ____ REPOSSESSION FUN In The Sun , REPQSSJiSSION I 1AS7 Ford, 4 door, no rust, AAAS I full price. No cash needed. Only ■ AuiuM*lSth. Ring fir!^'mng. FE I 4-iOOA Lucky Auto Sales, 1A3 8. I Ssgmaw.___ _ _ 1254 FORD IN GOOD 'SHAPE! Iske over paymenls^EM 3-4AA3. I 57 ford" A. FORDOMA'TIC RAiHT W W Real sharp! Call Joe’a Cars, FE 3-7A31. , |7^FE A;g7S5._ 1 em>aHs, 5 DODGE 2 DOOR $4'LS 'Cy' Owens — FORD. 3 DR. REPOSSESSION has full price; No cash needed Pay only |II mo. Due Aug. 25. Rite Auto, Mr. Bell. Ft I-4S3A __I09 R Btvd. 8. At Auburn FORD* A PASS. WA06n7^4, RAH. pa and PB Overdrive. VA. $300. 33 8. Prancls^_______ ■ ■ ■SO LINCOLN PREAIIERE. FULL pow«r. Cloud silver. 18,000 111. . cur 83488. BOB FROSTa INC. UNCOWI-MERCURY ____MI 6-2200_____________ ~56 MERC. 4 DR.. CUSTOM. 1 owner. R 8»_H. UL M018,__. 1954 MERCURY CLUB COUPE. RA-' •- HEATER. ABSOLUTELY Fw\CTORY BRANCH ’60 PLYMOUTH 3 DOOR Ridlo k Heater. / 30 OAKI AND AVENUE sutomalic trsosmus] NORTH HAS 26 1960 COMPANY CHEVYS $995 Dodge Dart . $1975 $1095 INCLUDES FREE RADIO ‘51 CHIVROLrr $1795 *51 DODGE : tc $1768 North Chev.' $2995 ' WILSON I’ON 1 I.\r-CA1HI.L.\C CLEAN Hirniiiigliaiii Trades ,1350 N. Woodward Renault DEMO CLEARANCE 4 SHARP CARS $2195 Pontiac Retail Store Convertible Specials ■SA CadlllAe Eldoredo, power. ■SA Chrysler power. ■53 Cadillac, radio A heater. ■S3 Chevie, radio A heater. ■SI Ford. ■SA Chrysler A HAS. ALL OTHkR PRICE8 CUT. ,'Cy'Owens ECONOMY CAR8 ________23 AUBURN___ ■S3 PLYMOUTH. _ and heater. FE A-107A._____________ DO'N^T let high PAYMENTS —-,r you. We will pay off your and give you an older car cash to boot reiardleas of nco. I NEED CARS. MI A-747A 7015 Cooley Lake Road, I i'PLYMOUTH, AUTO. A CYL. lacrlflce. FEderaT'A-SAH! ■57 PLYMOUTH' BELVEDERE A 8VB A PASS. WITH POWERFLITE TRANS $75 DN. A3S PER M BRAID Motor saiee CASS ATPIKE8T FE3-01IA loss PLYMOUTH, RADIO k hIat-E«. AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION, ABSOLUTELY NO MONET DOWN. Aaauwia paymente of HT.OA per mo. Calk'CredIt Mgr. ^r. Paiii.^at MiTtsaO. Harold ■TT'PLTlibOTH BELVIDIBE HARD-»p. All black Hth^ pow» ^ck I. Radio and heater . BOR FROST. INC. lincoln-mbrcury MI 0:2200_____ LARKS Close-Out Sale 030 OAKLAND AVENUE ___ _PE S-4101 __________ ■SI PONTIAC iTATTOH WAOON. rjuns go^._OR 3-SW3.____ ■SO PON'TUC. HYDRAMATIC. RA~- NORTH CHEVROLET For Bargains 1957 CHEVROLET no 4-door eedan. V-A engine, tu quote and white finish. Ready $1045 CHEVROLET Corvalr and^a^^ha^rpl,. 1*57 CHEVY *11 4-door sedan with Powergllde. i ■ - ci.„ ,, 1050 FORD .. OALAXIE power Steen 1057 FORD .......... ........ HOAS Cu.tomline 3-door eedan. Lots of A red beauty that will surely pl^se you. *50 PONTIAC ............ tllAS Starchlof 4-door hardtop. Power brakets. Ibdramatic, radio, beater. whIteWalla One owner and low miles. Sandelwood aqd Ivory finish. NothUig but sharp. 'Bel Air 4-Door eedan. V-A isnglne, Powergllde, radio. bOater. y---'— wall .Urea ■^ '- - ........... 1 Truly a beautiful c matte, railo, 1 Beautiful rc" miles. lAST FORD . r. Solid black and 1 l'J54 aiE\ ROl.i;T J ton pickup truck Blue pein •eel good rubber. Our stock N I5AA-A. And look, only $295 ' * miles. . AlAH i'»60 models li-:ft i I TAKE ADVANTAGE OF ONE OF I BEHIND THE POST OFFICE THE YEAR'S BEST BUYS. TO CHOOSE FROM Tired of Gimmicks?! AS LOW AS $1875 1<>56 aiEVROLF.r 10 4-door station wagon V-l en-Ine, Powerglldi rail llres. 2-tone silver end $895 Complete SPECIAL SAVINGS ON "Convertible Demonelratori " ,1250 MERCURY 2 DR SEDAN 12 OMC sgt. one 01 $1695 OLIVER Motor Sales ' BIRMlNGnAM ^ a.KAN I'K I 9 Pontiars. ’51-’52-'53 .. '' 52 A ,)3 Bulckn .. . : - 55 ChivV.s r\h 1 rhfvvK !S3 ami 54 R&H Ml 4 $1499 TRY THIS Suburban OLDS-LARK leater. Beautiful s( 7 PONTUC . Power steering and . HydrameUc. radio. heat> white tires. It's convertible ’ 592 S. Woodward, B'liam MI 4-4485 Including Ta.\ and LiceiiMC OLIVER Motor Sales BRAND NEW 1960 VALIANT rater, washers, turn signals, oil HASKINS $1195 l‘>57 CHEVROLET 310 3-door sedan. V-A engine. Pow-1 ergllde. Delrav trim ■narkltne ! ; 1250 PONTIAC ........... tots Station wagon with Hydramallc. radio and heater. If you buy this s save yourself plenty. i loss CHRYSLER . ALL TAXES AND 1'960 PLATES '•XOW YOU LAND" ‘ SPECIALS ■ $1095 1954 FORD station wagon Very good ^rtaUon jind priced right. FE 2-AlOl Oi '• • lU'ICK ' KKN.U l.T Ol’EI, ECONOMY CARS ■A Powergl I Ford 4 „iTell Everybody. I About it with a , Johnson Lake Orion OEFKR.< 210 Orchard Lake Ave FE 2-8101 Open Eves * BIMCK RKNAUKT OPEL JKKP $1920.00 $.W5 Newport hardtop with p< long ing end brakes, autom_......... mission radio and heater, whlte-' walls. BrilUant ..^ed finish. ! 1057 CHEVY ............... $1405 I Bel Air 2 door hardtop Power-lisns- glide. V-A engine, radio, heater. Stock 1 Whitewalls, solid black Dnlsh. one -------------- Very sharp and only 29,- 0 Ford 3-door s ■1954 PONTIAC 1250 actual miles. I ^CHjEVY^. . H7AS »We Buy Trucks?*; # Try Us for Top Dollar i TURNER i TRUCK : CENTER Pontiac Press^'^S^i'®!^ ' 57 f-ORO wgn. I Want Ad ■ DODGE CITY BRAND NEW I960 PLYMOUTH Hester washers, turn signals, 0 “all TAx"eS AND l'J60 PLATES nice 2>tone green flntnh tvo. 1587-B Priced rer $295 . Beautiful blue finish. heater. Beeutltul eoUd allver flo- ItSg Chevrolet Brookwood A-door I 1956 CHEVROLET wSwV^nly***'** "Y $445 r. Extra low mileage. ! 1AS4 CHEVY ....... ...... t j 3-door eedan. Thle will make Ideal Brst or second family c HOMER HIGHT MOTORS :iinl iieeiL PrcA W at 3 BUICK Sed. 1 i 4 PONt'ac'ski"] 4 BCICK HT Au 4 DODGE 2 tir. 57 CHEVROLET 4 DR A •57 PLYMOUTH 2 DR H T 56 PONTIAC 2 DR H r $1999.00 heaU^C Air 4-door er-. V-A enomc. >, beatFT. whitewalls Beautiful ! solid turquoise finish. Save I Powergllde, $545 Most oi these are one-owner cars. 2 CHEVY $2125 Impala 2-door hardtop. PowerT* (tide. V4 engine rAdio heater ^ BIRMINGHAM— I lust Dial EE2-B1S1. Russ Johnson JOHN !. SMITH Motor Sales DODGE, INC. SCHUTZ l.AKE ORION ^28ZL^ MY 2-2M.. _ HASKINS CHfeVROLET HURRY TO NORTH SHELTON CHEVRi^ET !' lunter Blvd. at 8. TAiodward Avr I Pontiac - Buick Rochester OL 1-8133 ^ Acroee from new car talcs Op®" JIL A P M OR LATE* MI 4-2735 ! 1 K j:s • ■ I !■ ' THE PONTIAC PRfesS. MONDAY. JULY IS. 19ftO THIRTY-ONE ■Today's Television Programs-- I m to etomn wMwto mOm • 4-VWI TV CU—I T-WXn iT I to-OaW TT TOTfMMrr* TV nonjons •:W (i): (4) Jim Bowie. (T) nne •■n M) 1_______ •:» O) (4) N«ip, Wctoher. (T) Stoogei (cunt.) (9) You A*ed tar It. (S6) Newt MaiMtaie. tito U) News Anidy«. (4> (T) SMts. •I4I (H a^News. (M) latoisHy Psradc. Ttto (2) S«n rmncisco Beat. (4) »i (t) Ton^Mtone Territory. (9) MUUon Dollar Movie. (M) You Name It 7:99 a> Kate Smith. <4) (Oaler) Of Ballots and Bottles: Next Stop - Chicago By EABL WILSON LOS ANOKLES—Well, now we canjaok forward to Chicago land the Republicans—hearing in stars proved to be vlolenUy partlsan-partl^n. that la In favor of both parties. A new political slogan burst from their throaU here Just at the close of the Democratic circus. “Play It cool, stay at the pool." was their fearless battlecry. At the Beverly Hills pool. It looked like Scotch and water on the first ballot, with bloody Mary for Vice President. But Jack was galtrthg In the South—by Jack. I m^ Jack Daniels. / larly re^rns Indicated that J>^rle IgesU’s party for Lyndon Jbhnson be^ Phil Regan's WILSON party for Dave McDonald bjKa score of 8,000 guesto to 1 guests. ★ ★ ★ Los Angeles taught us old-time party-goers some new tricks. Gertrude Niesen explained to me that an arrlrlng at Perle's party and finding 1300 delegates waiting in line, she cut out around the Une, like a woman driver keeping her head up and her chest out, trying to look like a Demoesatie state committee woman. •gun at T p.m.) (581 Gueet Lecture. S:N (2) The Texan. (4) Rivovhoat (cant.) (7) Cheyenne (coot) (9) Movie (began at T p.m.) 1:90 (2) Fathor Knows Best. (4) Wclla rargo. (T) Bourbon Street Beat. (9) Swing Gently. 9:00 (2) Danny Thomas. (I) Peter Gunn. (7) Bourbon Street (coot.) (9) Swing (cant.) 9:10 (2) Ann Sothem. 19:19 (9) Weathervane. 19:99 (9) Teleacope. Not wishing to be piggish, she didn’t walk all the way to the very front of the line—but stopped two places from the rope and cut In there. "lhat’s not fair,” screamed a delegate lady, a few places back. DIANA (7) (4) 19:99 (2) June Allyson. (4) Yeare (cont.) (7) Tod Mack. (9) News. 19: U (9) Movie. Bela Lugosi ' The Htunan Monster." 11:09 (2) (4) (7) News, Sports, Weather. ll:M (7) Flight. 11:» (2) Movie. . Tyrone Power, ‘Luck of the Irish, ” C48). 11: M (4) Jack Paar. 3 Southerners Won With Jack By Valtod Pnwa InteiwKIWMl LOS ANCyCLUS (UPD-Tliree Southern leaders — and only three — put their money on Democratic pTNhientiai nominee John F. Ken- ar riMMai AirmOR DIFJi-The Saturday death of noted American author pnd humorist John P. Morquand. 66, has been attributed to a heart attack. He had about 30 books to his credit and a life membership on the best seller list. Mar-quand luid< been In good health through Uw last day, and was described as "in fihe fettle" at a party in Boston Sunday. He died at his home on Kent's island, Muss. TUESDAY MOKT.’INO 9:90 (7) Funews 9: SO (2) Meditations. 9:99 (2) On the Farm Front. 7:09 (4) Today. (2) TV CoUege. (7) Breakfast Time (2) Felix, the Cat. 8:00 (7) Johnny Ginger. 8:19 (2) Capt. Kangaroo. 8:90 (7) Stage 3 9:00 (2) Movie (4) I Married Juan. 9:80 (4) Exercise (7) Exercise 9:99 (4) Faye Elizabeth. 10:00 (4) DougK Re Mi. (7) Divorce Court 10:99 (9) BUltx 964 t< IraMMt. t4n4 SMid (9 SUL-6. »i«9t6w» I. V.miiksnilNaMila "high But the I>-nwcratlc convention is sUil in iny thoughts I didti't think it was "rigged, ” even thmigh IS on TV, but I think Ihat since Kroeger IhouKhl II best it’s alt on videotape now, why nut (he rouse of dmih as rig i(? levrr. ’ HUMMER REPF.AT The waste llwii Ihe voung_ man'' The tape could be run off in 1%I >''*• kymtmll/ed . mi.se led to a chase Hark made il lo the V. ,S con sulale and safely lust as Knwgn and his rronics were aiming tlicir aututnalK s at him The cast Included Jerome Cowan' and Margarita Cordova. Ihey all could try to guess who wurked too hard to cover the pot would coma out on tup oa tlie holes In those last six hlia ks. etUtod tape unrolled. ----- It would'provide lots of laughs. THE CHANNF;|. HWIM: An hoiir-contualon and afford supporters of l'Vig dramatic Henes, "The the losing candidates with aome"y-" being filmed by Hiihhell momenta of pleasure. .Robinson pnxiiictlons for the lOtil S2 season. T)ie senes will depict '"rhe .Search tor .Sei;iirily'’ Ilirmigh the variims inemhers of onejic jtlonal American family, i Parke lx*vy. crciilor of Ihe "De These winners would each get jcemlxT Bride " series, hois's lo sell valuable prizes, of course, but we'a situation comiHlv series starring' wouldn't ask them to really nin-lhe comedy tenin ot I’hil Ford anil lor president. That would onlylMimi llinees . . . Claii-e Trevor' spoil the fun. ' I stars in "Revolt of Judge l.loyil" ---- I on CB.S-TVS ".Steel I loin ' Wednes Silly me. |day, Nov 11 Just because the hour is called "The Mystery Show , " I expei led a mystery. ^ Last night, however, this series ^ slipped In a suspense story called ^ ALUM. J . SICHNG • SUM.^ a a«bIm9 y 0\f i« VAUILY RCA COLOR TV Sweet's Radio TV Possibly Radiation Shield, Too Wo iHHild make It a 18 week aeries and give tho rerun nomtna i tion to Ihe man who wins three J 4Hit of five, In each iHMvenllon. | NOTONE •The Ust .Six Blocks,” Since they haven't been having niiieh luek with their mysteries In this NBC'TV summer aeries, I felt the unexjieeted turn would help mattera. IlfiiiHo of lirnring /Free Hearing Testa Free Parking al Raar of Building )pon E»#9. hf Appointmonr lin Oakland FF-deral '2-122; PONTIAC, MICH. The People qv Oakland County* b Who Never Finished ^ IllCsIl SCIIOOI r Amertesn AT home in spare TIME 4M».aH AN SCHOOL Alai, In turning sharply to ^ ir rart As r>i> hiiH s auspence, we were taken down V, another blind alley. The last six blocks that script ^ ---------- , , . —n* „ • writer Adrian Spiei laid out \ Your Appendix May Play Key Role Against Infection Lost PASADENA, Calif. OB your appendix? The time may come when you’ll wish you had it back, research at the California Institute of Technology indicated today. The appiMdlx, long considered 9 naeleso organ, nay play on (a the body's mented Dr. Dan II. Campbell i Caltech professor of Immunochcin-istry. I "Selectively sheilding small, areas such as the appendix and| spleen could minimize the dan-of infection after such irradU ation." I ImmoBoiogM Dieter Soaadorf. It may also help protect these body demenaes from damage by radiation such aa x-royi or the rays given off in a nuclear ex- CAU8E8 RADUTION DEATHS Dr. Susadorf said the appendix has been found to be rich in lym-~^phokl cells that are capable ot producing disease - fighting antibodies. Paralysis of the body's mech.s-nism for making antibodies is a ma,ior cause of radiation deaths. With no antibodies to atop them, ever present germs ran Invade tho body uncontrolled and the viettm dies of Infection. SUsadorf’s research with rabbiU, sponsored by the Atomic Eenergy (fonunission, shows that it is not necessary to shield the whole body from radiation to save the defense mechanism. Shieding only certain organs, such as the spleen and the appendix can do It. Shielding only the spleen, another lymphoid-rich organ just below the stomach, helped somewhat—but shielding the appendix •lone gave much grefter tectlon. • Today's Radio Programs-- WXVS (ISTS) wcaa IIIMI WVON (I4S6> WJSK (ISW) S-IM-WJR. N9Wt CELW, Tan Kuren WWJ, N««i WJHK, NtV9 WCAR, New9 WeuN M9«9 SporU •t'*a -WJR. Dtnntr Oat* ,W, Jaa LaOon WXYZ, I CKLW, i------ WCAR, wiSSSat WWJ. MaiwaU WPok. SouadataU S:Sa-4rm. Showcaaa . WPON, JalTT OlMB WXTS, Frad Walaa a:6a-WJ». wartd Na*a -:aw2wjR. Waah. f*—* I«:wi-WJR, Concert WX *Z. Busliieti rtni WJBK. ----- WWJ WWJ. World mrw. WPON, Muale c WCAR Wnoditnf WWJ. Mualc Til Dawn TUESDAZ MOnN|NO SiSa-WJR. Toica ol Agrta WWJ. awa, Rnbarta wars. Fred Wolf ^ CXI W. Roo«tar CTnb WJBK. Nawa. Farm WCAR, Nawa. Shertdaa WPON. ■arty Bird diSa-WJR. Uuale HaO .rSS,' iSta*** WCAR Na ;| Tisa-wnt, Nawa. Muali WWJ, Nawa. RoberU XYB. Haws Wolf CELW. Rawa. TaSy Da»« WCAR. Mawa WPON. Nawa Caaay 7 3(MWXYZ, Ne: wH... ..... WBlf Snnrl. David Traffic WXYZ. 3 WJBH. su’raa" S;aa-WJR Wawa. S Oiiaat WWJ. Newa. Roberta COL* R'va Da»W wroS; Rawa. "(?aatT i:sa-wja yiu waa artected hr the b Waighta and Meaauree in Pirli for maasur1i« Rm hrffliaac* d retu'i a d v I a * t y committee € has artected a Japaneae - made {elactiic tight. The bulb fthe To-1 photometry. __________________________________ pAuumt Aiiother area Army pritfde, lUg-er j. PadaoB, aon at Mr. and MSP May afar d PMlaon, »15 OVoraR St., Oarkston haa com-j plctcd MP trashy at Fort Gor^j Army military poitce training atd«. He entem the Amy tasti the Provoat Mamhal General's “"deigoing basic traln-J St hool, Fort Gordon. Ga.. has been|‘"« \ A c ... ..... School graduate Pvt. Donald I, Mc-| SAN BKNITO, Calif. (UPI) -f Annie M Adanja, 471 Bartlett St„ Conner, son of Mrs. Wardell Me- For the child or noo-tlppler who has also reported to Amanllo AFB.lConner, 81 Clovese St. and Percy likes ceremony but can’t or won’t-Tex , for training as a supply spe- I. Mi-Conncr, 1421 Franklin Hd, drink champagne. San Benito, ' * ♦ a I Wineries is offering a sparkling * * * F»vi .Jerry W' Armitage, son ofigrape drink packaged in a cham-| (lilford R. Ramsey hast,Mrs. Mary B Armiiage. 69l Wal-]pagne-like bottle complete withj be<>n selecitsi to attend the tech ilare SI., Birmingham and a 1959|popping cork and gold wrapping! ntcal training course for air po- Birmingham High School graduate.'around the neck. I licemen al l-ackland after complet- NEW v!:!S<’cL. HOSES Braided cloth, atl rubber. (No plastic or vinyl.) ■S«r YOU SAVE *2.55 SA95 COME M OR PHONE FOR FREE HOME DBIVIRY-FE S4049 Cemplate Parta and Repair Service aa AN Clcaaarsl DispoMi Bags—Hoses—Brushes— Belts—Attachments. Etc. REOONMTIOKD Wc SwTiM AM StMS Pwta fi CURT’S APPLIAJVCES 1077 Wa Huron Opea Monday omd Fiidoy ‘01 I fM. FE 5-4049 'sey, 11!) Oakmont ‘ Heights. Sers'ing .Corps All Calif, lloopr- Mar the K1 Torn Marine! Station. .Santa. Ana. t'pl Vernon S. if .Mr and Mrs. ! H(s)|ici. 208 n-yslal I-ake Dr. A (urnii'i- Pontiac Central High ■School sludent. he enli.sled in Jan-1 uary la's? He is a former employe! ,o( Ted s Drive-in Heslauianl. : I Si.\ men (loni this area have! cumpklcd Ait ijjrec basic mlli-•aining al I-aekland AFB.| Texas. id $msrt-looM $m»rt FOX CLEANERS eiVES Mlf conoNS THAT SPARWII*® FEEL SMART look/ FRESHEN YOUR IMPRESSION NOW! KAMNEV > Also remaining at Lackland (or ; training as an air policeman is I Airman Jack R. Taylor, son of [Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Taylor. : 16124 W l.'PMile Rd , Birmingham, e * * Rfixirting to Keesler AFB, Mis.s. [ after completing basic training at| Lackland is Airman Thomas D.i [Fidler. son of Mr. and Mrs Lyman jG, Fidler, ;i853 Dorothy Lane, Wa-j Terford A Waterford Township High .School graduate, he will study a technical training course for; radio and radar maintenance. I K1IH.KK BOGAKRT . A* $mart-took amarta Airman Thoma.s A. Bogaert hasj reported to L^wry AFB. Colo., for training in munitions and weapons maintenance after completing re^l erult training at Lackland. He is I The son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert T. Bogaert. 2707 Dunleavey Cf.,1 Highland. [ Recently commissioned a Navy ensign upon completion of 16 weeks trairiing at the Naval School of Air Station. Pen- 719 W. Haron FE 4-1538 sawla, Fla., was Edwin A. Davis, Quality ( Ipiinimr husband of the former Ekmita Moss. V«rta/.y L eaning 3^ 5, Since 1922 a Mrs. Edwin Davis of Auburn! \ Heights. 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Rord Jr. (R-Mich) in the second spot on the Re-^ pubiican ticket was outlined here n V during the weekend in preparation for the GOP National Convention in Chicago next week^ Former Gnmd Rapids Mayor Paul Goebel, chairman of the committee, said the committee has taken a suite at the Congress Hotel in Chicago and is ready to start its maneuvers in advance of the convention. Two msUlings have already ^gone out to all delegates and alter-nates to the convention, supplying background on the the Grand Rapids congressman. Michigan delegates to the invention have been aa- Kennedy Casts Hook at Virginia , Reveals Appomtment of Ex-Governor's Son in Bid for State Ike Won HYANNIS PORT. Mass. (UPI) — Sen. John^ F. Kennedy moved today to win for himself the votes which the State of Virginia cast for President Eisenhower in the 1952 and 1956 presidential elections. The Democratic presidential can-riidate, vacationing at his Cape Cod summer home, announced appointment of William Battle Charlottesville, Va., as executive director'of his campaign in Virginia. Pierre Salinger, Kennedy's press secretary, said Battle had accepted the appointment and ''could expect to work closely with the regular Democratic or-ganitaUon inoindtng Onv. H. Undsay) Almond and Sen. (Harry P.) Byrd." Salinger said Battle, son of for-mer “Gov,. ‘ ^ named "after ccmsultation with Democratic- State (Committee .Virginia." Kennedy has known him since World War II, when Battle commanded the group that rescued ‘ Kennedy after his own PT boat was sunk by the Japanese in 1943. Askrd whether lynl. who de-clliiod to support Adlai E. Stevenson four years ago, approved Battle's assignment, Salinger sai(^the senator himself would have to b« asked that. But Salinger' did note Kennedy ronferred with Almond after winning fhe presidential nomination in Los Angeles last week. * ★ ★ Salinger also was asked to clar-ily his statement of last night in which he said Kennedy and Sen. uyndon B. Johnson, his running ■Tjate. would be happy to partici-n tqp „ which nad offered. A newsman said the statenient left some doubt as to whether they would do ao ahme^or-wanted to share these brletlngs with signed to specific delegations from other states to work in Ford's behalf, Goebel said. “The K state delegates and alternates will report to the committee twice daily during the convention on how the Ford movement Is going," he said. "The enthusiasm both inside and outside Michigan is tenific," Goebel told high-ranking Republicans at the Saturday meeting * ★ ♦ The six-term lawmaker, who turned 47 last week, called the boom lor him "very satisfactory,’ (Joebel said. Ford backers said they realised Ford didn’t hold the top spot among the possible nominees for vice president. “But he Is among the top four, we conservatively estimate," Goebel said. Another committee spokesman said Ford was acceptable to Nixon a running mate. DEFENSE EXPERT Congressman Robeii Griffin said Ford’s chances for the nominP ation were dimmed, however, by the Democrats’ selection of Sen. Lyndon Johnson as thelf vice presidential candidate. "Anatomy of Murder' Real? $9-Milhon Suit Says Yes was its background taken from a real-life murder trial in Michigan In 1952? late in tqo secret intelligence briefing which President Eisenhower Bowles (D- Conn), their Haison men wtth the White House. "Sen. Kennedy and Sen. Johnson Mil be happy to participate in any vay the president desires," Saling-?r replied. He also said he expected 0 be in communication wtith the AThite House today with respect to his. ItECEPTlON DEUGHTS The only other business, as such, hat Kennedy transacted today was 0 ask Salinger to “let the people )f Boston and Hyannis know how •xciled he was at the reception hey gave him when he arrived icre last night." Salinger said Kennedy's wife band a welcome home glf^ of an. oil painting she had done depicting the senator returning victoriously from the convention. 'The-painfing, Salinger said, ihowed T?em»edy in a sailboat lamed "VIctura IT' -* a.ltwat Ken-»dy had owned — arriving at *ore with people greeting the «nator. In Today's Press Comics EiUtoriali A 3larkets ................. 33 fibllpairtei'” Pet Doctor \.............. I» Sports ...........^..... 21-3S Theaters ................ . 3« TV * Radio Programs . 31 Wilson, Eari ..............SI , Women's Pages .....Il ls "k " Cuban Catholics Hit at Russians in Mass Protest Hold Biggest Anti-Red Rally Since Advent of Costro Rogimo HAVANA (^--“Cuba si, Russia no!” shouted crowds of Roman Catholics after an anti-Communist mass Sunday at Havana’s cathedral. It was the most spectacular anti-Red demonstration since Prime Minister Fidel Castro’s regime took the turn to the left. It was a switch from the “Cuba si! Yankees no!” chanted by Castro’s follow-era on every occasion. Churchgoers vented thei r feelings against the government trend after a mass dedicated to “victims of Communist persecution.” A handful of hecklers had to be by a police car when they Troops Return to Quell Riotous Congolese shouted "Cuba si! Yankees no! at the throng which poured into Cathedral Square after the mass. ‘ women pounded on the police car with fists and pocket-books as the hecklers were escorted to safety. BELGIANS BACK — Belgian parati-oopcis stand Kiinrd ov Congolese prisoners at tlie Leopoldville Airport after iHkim; co titil of the field. Sunday, Congo Premier Palriee l.umuinlMi i word tiuil live planeloads of Itef^mn liOop.s had lai'n di:in)|)ed iiiio Kindo in llie south.. He denouneed the return of' ttie soldier's'and a.sked dial they leave Congo May Call on Soviets Youth Drowns to Help Kick Out Belgians in Gilbert Lake Refuses to 2nd Nomination of Richard Nixon All Indication Points to Acclomotion Win for Vied Preiident CHICAGO i;p)-Gov. Ncl-l-son A. Rockefeller beaded I for this convention city to-j day, at odd.s with fellow Rc-i publicans on .several points , including his refusal to I second the nomination of Vice Piesldent Richard M. Nixon at the OOP National I Convention. Every current sign points -I to Nixon’s nomination by ! acclamation at the convention. which opens July 25 -I Hill IliKkofi'lhT. haili-d by Rr- jpuhiu-ans as a brighi, nrw light jin ihr .pni'ly rtflcr his ii|i.srt rlpc-I tinii vtcliiry iii Now York in 19ri8, I has ki'pt him.solf fiut of this main |.sliraiii of' fU'imhliran iicl'ivily. Allliough Bgrt'olng lhal Niton ‘ "fur all praolU-al |iiirpim<on lo a draft. I By LVNN HEINZERLING ! The Soviet Union approved the ''impenalist. iiilefve iiending of a .U N. ta.sk forec to African nation. STANLEYVILLE, The Congo |.(,}j(oj.p order in ih (AP) — The Congo government;go but at the same Two uniformed but unarmed i threatened' Sunday night to appeal le l•ondemned Soviet for Soviet military aid to kick out Prime Minister Castro, reported mending after a lung infection, continued silent as the thorny dispute between his regime and the United states moved into world and regional organizations. Cuban Foreign Minister Raul Roa wa.s to present a two-hour ^ complaint against the United TteT'raveme“nfyTlepaBnciarSa^^ reasoned Ford’s chances would Icil today, charging U S.^»M)nomic (Cbntinucd on Page 2, Col. 4) I (Continued,,*^ Pagb: 2. Col. 1) Belgian troop.s unless they PQJ'fJv CJoudV draw within three days. ■* J V Partly Sunny Sotnc think hi.s iirrival lexlay ilh a large corps of advisers anil nnsulliinls maik.s the heglnmng ( a lasl-dileh effort lo win the Divers Still Seek^ Birmingham ''’Rockefeller is ( haiim.tn of the jOti-vole New Yoi k eonvenlion dele-|galir>n. which he so far lia.s held lese leaders "the iieeessHry help ineutral whieh may he reipdred fur the Skin divers from F’onliae area; ^ vielor.v of ymir just eause.” poli.e depailments still were! a news ehnterem'e. Congolese leaders blamed ,„e ^c'liehing this morning lor he body ,,, loubles ,n the rouniry on the"' *' I ..minghmn youth wlio; I esenec of Belgian who Slowed no signs of withdrawing.. 1 Horkeleller. will appea-Lumumba was confer- " ' ” Skin Body of Boy, 17 Tnr. draw within three days. minister of Premier Patrice 1 Lumumba's government charged j hat the United Nations peace task Drrvc force pouring into the country is;^^^ iVCAl vJ L/U/S> r,™ | The vlrtim has been identified hylday Isfo.e a ..ommiltee dralting ncompetent to deal with the] p^^iy cloudy weather with Irni | ag .Sunday with Gen. Alexander.I'’‘’J'' ': ^ p?ratures ranging two degrees c got word that five, planeloads*^' RudX'dc •''f eonimillee, he.ided byfhatles II -----. . L_... ,.r-i ♦ * ★ jPerey, Chlengo Imsinss exe< ii- alher Uefirge I). .Seolt is a'ljve, will organi/.h Tuesday morn-- ______ esidenl ol the K.\icllo Man- ing ________________________1-_ report on implpmentailon of a |five days, resolution railing on Belgium to * a * withdraw Its troops from the Tonight will lie cloudy wun a low , , _ , Congo. of 60-64 U.S., Yugoslavia, Confcr Gen. Henry T. Alexander. Bril- Tuesday’s high will be ,80 (W OR EcOnOlhic Aid commander of Ghana's army; with * situation. The U.N. by ranging .. Council, I above the normal high of 84 am’i opiwd into Kindu, about 325: ^ Hoviel I’nion, Is ,low of 6.'5 is what .Ponliae Area res y iles south of Stanleyville, lo dis- p)i t ' 1 the banks ol the Lualaba. whde .skini diving la.st night with Douglas New-| TO rrsii ms views TImistoi 'Uttered Ihiindershoweirs in and head of its contribution lo the! afternoon and evening with lein- | BELURADK, Yugoslavia (Al’i lU.N. force, said the situation in pernlures somewhat cooler |—(j. S. Underseerelury of Si^te ;th£ iDlant African republic hadj Wednesday. jpouglas Dillon today began talks ■’worsened all over." ^Vind veIo< ity was X to 10 m.p.h.lwith Yugoslav leaders Icxiking (or CHICAGO (AP)-Was “Anatomy of a Murder,” a best- JiemreS ** wilLceonomie aid from the West sellina novel and hit movie based entirely on fiction’’ or “1 * lu J”’;become light and variable tonight Yugoslavia is reforming its ex- selling-novel and Wt movie, based entirely on nciion. or „orth of the capital Sundaytomorrow. |ehange rate system and lil.eiai- to plant the UN. flag and copter, ^____* _______|izing its foreign trade lo keep in .Sixty-six was the lowest temper-iStep with growing eymiMdilii Oakland Drowning Toll in ’«() wUR Premier "nie answer must now come Tfdjnii U.S. District Court President Joseph Kasavubu. Judge Michael L. Igoe, in a nine million-dollar libel suit filed by a Michlgan*nurse and her 18-year-old daughter. ★ ★ ★ lyirs. Hazel A. ^heeler, 47, and her daughter. Terry Ann Chenoweth of Three Rivers, Mich., claim in their suit that since the novel by John Voelk^r, who wrote under the pen name- of Robert Traver, she and her daughter: “Have been held up to public contempt, ridicule and shame, and have been placed in the glare of unfavorable and unwarranted puBUcity.” 17, of 680.5 n told of, with ature preceding X a.ni. the me» from the free trade groupings de The diwlosure that the 4:wigo- |‘'U''y ‘'J'fnbed to 82 at 1 p.m veloping in Kurotii-leae leaders were planning to ! Invite the Soviet Union lo send ' t j troops came from JaequeM Ijtni- | lOQ (lO tO ColOraOO bala, one of nine secretaries of state in the government and leader of the left-wing taetion in the regime. Shocked by the leakage of his government’s strategy. Lumumba' upbraided Lumbala before news-! ,Editor» Sotr nin i« ihr firii of «<:vrr»i re men and told hihi. "I will takei Oooch. is, .pecisi Poniu^ The suit was filed against Dell Publishing Co.. Inc., and ,the most serious measures against' tliuk ' New from the water by t\ (led (ishernien, (lolue Sheriff’s ik'iiartniei ers Medward Ti'ssle _Muiisen and Kuniild Kentucky,’ Repulilicfin national ' fhairnian. and .Sen Barry Gold-water of Arizona also will apt«-ar • before lh«‘ committee Tues s boiirriert , a V p e e i a I train which is taking them, by way of mmk II Chicago, to the Jamboree. * l.UZEHN, .Switzerland (AP . „ , Actre.ss Audrey Uepbarn Sunday l-^t eontlngenls of 1.. ^ jgSv'e birth to heF TTrS^d, a 9-world Boy S.'out troops boy Her husband, actor Mel V ing Into (olorado to- | ,b<. boy will be named |.Sean. Miss Hepburn i.s 31. B.V Thursday night, there will be ----------------- tioftr Every state, and almost 70| lqNDON (API-Francis Gary foreign countries will be represent-1 Powers, the American U2 pUot cd. .. I down over Soviet territory May 1, TO ARRIVE TUK.SDAV I will be pufon trial Aug. 17, Mos- The ClIhldiT'ValTfy cmin w’MI WiW’ among morh than 11.000 boys and' ^ tuUr tlw rtimp^fsIorwCiy Hftips' area Tuesday via-train and special plane, with others showing up by 5:45 a. m. today for Durand, where tijc boys boarded a special train headed for the jamboree. The site of the encampment is near Colorado Springs, in the shadow of Pike’s Peak. The Jamboree .it Colorado Springs officially opens Friday and , 4Cbntinucd on Page 2, Col. 2» OSLO, Norway (*>—Norway will send 16 pilots and ground crews as volunteers to the United Nations forces in Congo, a fbreign affairs spokesman said today. HAPPY ENDINfJ Some of the Michigan delegates to the Democratic Nudonal Convention were ' concerned over the choice of Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas as the vice presidential nominee. Still, the ronvention had a generally happy ending for Hta Michigan delegaHon. Mia. Margaret Ptiee of Ann Arbor was Installed as the new woman vice chairman of the national committee. Williams lost no time stumping, ai promised, fflr the Democratie presidential candidate. A * * Weai^ his familiar g :>( lie, tke told 40d Fd cans Sunday in ^ Angeles that discussed in the senator’s acceiH-ance speech Frids^ means "a new Kiolt-=riietter ■ life for peofde at horoe and a glowing hope for ^ tice and freedbrn for pfopte around the world. ' A' HIM OT antfflsaics THE PONTIAC fUESS. MONDAY, JULY Ig, IIKIO Cubanuiiidiics Protest Against Reds Outdoor Accidents Fatal to 22 ^rC^timwd FYom Psgf 0») •nd militaiy Iridcntal drath toll — 33 victinuiof can near their homei. A TT-^jcomparwl with IS In the prfEiouilyem.^ num was itnick and kUird Castro's rwcaut^ II ^ —i uut not all were on weekendr^ * A Henry Cabot Lodse had a!**^ ■»«* «PP»"ntlyUinKS. Tw imall i^Wrw »* e re«dy% |figuml In nn up«ur|pe In thp nc-lkilW whon they dniled In trout] nni cy saki any attempt piaik the Cuban-Am^an dhpute! be(j§« the OAS rather than the! X.l^ * t was a trap. qPian Defense Minister Raulj Castro. Fidel’s brother, arrived bt| Moscow Sunday. He b believedj to be seeking more economic andj military aid from the So\iel Un-: too. n was {'onsidered likely his| .visit also would include dtseus-' SMa of So\Tet Premier Nikita. Khrushebev's plans to vuit Cuba] soon. ! Skyliners Gain Second Baton Twirling Win Pontiac's newest all-girl baton team.. The Skyliners, has won second contest it has entered. ' The team, under direction of! J^ie Rae Voorheis. of 255 Dlcki St« took the first place team Iro-I phy in the junior division at the! Blue Water Kestival Contest in! Port Huron Friday. j The girls competed against more, than 25 teams from Midweslcml and Eastern state* and Michig^ | A IMrycar-old OiMha girl oa va> catkm with her family in Upper MidiigaB was kUled when she was ■iniek by • car near a par' _