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TWO DOLLS — Debbie Ann Greenhill, 2, found Wednesday
after being missing-four days in rough, wooded country near her
Olive Hill, Ky., home is doing nicely in an Ashland, Ky. hospital.
Her condition when found was remarkably good. She suffered only
cuts, bruises and insect bites. %
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disappeared on a trip to St. three Chicago men shortly be-
Louis in 1955. ee pen a Sonppenrse.
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TESTIFIES ON '53. PROBE—Rep. Clare E. Hi an (R-Mich)
_. told the Senate Rackets Committee he knew of no political pressure
that ended a 1953 House investigation of the Teamsters Union.
Holfman and Rep. Wint Smith headed a special ‘House subcom-
- mittee which sich, calpiat nrenae The inquiry ended
suddenly in Detroit. oe
COLLEGE-BOUND — L. G. Derthist, t &. Commissioner of
Education, places an academic cap on 3year-old Susan Graham
in Washi ashington after‘handing her @ $10,000 insurance policy to. pay
for'her college education. The award was given to Susan after her
father, the Rev, Iverson Graham, of » NJ, Won a na-
‘gene "© Good tuations by House Rushes.
to-Take Action
on Labor Bill’ Senate - Passed = Plan,
GOP Version Snubbed
WASHINGTON @—|
Committee . Eight Million New Car Soles j in 1965 Finance Group ;
- Predicted by GM President Curtice’ |Approves Raise FLINT (#—Harlow H. Curtice,;
General Motors president, today
predicted new car sales in the
United States next year will ap-| reach
proximate 54 million units;
1965 he said, they will total eight
million a year.
-Curtice made his prediction in by
prepared for delivery ly rate employes by mid-October.
“By Nov, 1 hourly rai¢ employ-.
ment in the United States will
reach 325,000,” he added, (GM's
average number of wage earners
in the first half of
296,909 workers. It was 363,132.
for the first half of 1957.)
Curtice’s estimate of a 5% mil- 1958 was
Backers may decide today
whether to try a short-cut
method of getting a labor
control bill before the House
in this waning session of
Congress.
mittee yesterday refused to
consider’ a Senate-bassed
measure or a rival substi-|
tute backed by Republican
committee members. The House Labor Com-: ‘an address
at a “Salute to GM” luncheon,
marking a civic celebration of
GM's 50th anniversary year. Gen-
eral Motors was‘ born in Flint.
Increased automobile production,
Curtice said, should “set off a
chain reaction throughout the
whole economy,” because many
other industries are ‘dependent
upon the auto industry,
General Motors’ plans, he said,
provide for recalling 100,000 hour- lion new car market next year
cofiipares with an.estimated 4,300,-
000 unit sales for 1958.
labor difficulties,” cu}Z
tice said, “I anticipate a mar
increase jn the level of automobile
production with the start x the
1959 model year, _
“Industrial production / has re-
covered from the low reached in
April. Manufacturing ‘employment
in June and July rose slightly lint Story Page 10.
signs. include rising housing
‘starts, fetail sales, government.
“All of these factors, as well as
other indices, are evidence of an
improvement. in« consumer and
bene Pr scncsnt's ce duce more.” of 7 Per Cent ey thu Set Nise Yo 19 wroothe Seo His optimism for the long range,
moma s saline Seer aris sates abe a su asa
tal employment is more eae "lbs population by 1965; a total ot| Attempt by Democrats
maitien, Rong unemployment 3 million — gee sirg boil to Up Pensions 10 Pct. picture ha ea ns; gross na‘
The GW executive, who billion dollars compared with 428 Appears: Foredoomed
marked “Ais own 65th birth@Ay |come of 420 billion dollars, an in- WASHINGTON (UPI) —
A final effort to fatten the
[Seer cae eres: Sat eisections year tat bp Sia - Security benefits was set in require’ cooperative effort with all elements od puciay working ha the|the Senate today.
Hotes» apne ueaaarwe S vestment cap-
ital . . . Management must. be push the.
alert to its responsibilities and alliSecurity benefit increase to
who work must recognize that the
aly way to new mond ia to pro /> Dek CANE REP ORERE: tp Re The Democratic move to
ed Social
foredoomed.
‘Believe All 99 Aboard Airliner Were Killed no
ate bill
up, it’s
Other Rep. Stewart Udall (D-Ariz) said
in an interview a final decision
would have to be made by today
on whether to try to call the Sen-
under a suspension of the rules
floor and that
do it was through the short-cut
route.
“T still say if the bill is called
to vote for it,’ Udall said.
*
Suk aunteeted hems tom
to work out what he called a |
bill and then pass it.
—— x &« &
x *
committee members said|-
Clear
neat 60 is ‘the forecast by the Clear, Cool Tonight;
Warmer on Sunday bodies brought
“pretty bad shape indicating an
‘| explosion on beard the plane.”.
Ships and. planes of five nations
ae setae: te aren, Dice
ree Sec || Wiliams ts Atlantic Gives Up 3: 3 7 Dead, SHANNON, Ireland — Hope
up Monday in the House| 85 virtually abandoned today for
any survivors from the KLM air-
that requires a two-|liner Hugo de Groot, which crashed
off Ireland’s Atlantic coast with 99) i+.4 islands about 50 miles from
Udall recalled he sald oat eae eee? bodies had been re- y noon, n : a mile of mote Possibility some, might have
floating wreckage about 100 miles| ;
off Galway Bay where the four- direct search
engine, New York-bound airliner|yonm = went down in stormy weather be- investigation began,
fore dawn yesterday. all that was known was the plane
- “We have more or fess lost hope| tating off with men, 38 women,
of finding survivors now, 30 hours}9 children, parrag Gy eae t a,
going to be difficult not|jater, but the search is still con- ,
tinuing,”” a spokesman for the Roy-
al Dutch airline said,
ane undertaker said the first ashore were in cuir flares,” said Flight Lt. Keith
‘MeDonald, pilot of the plane that
At dawn the search widened to
include a cluster of tiny uninhab-
the cfagh scene, “There is a re-
them,” said Lt. Cmdr.
ran into bad weather soon after
There was no evidence of any
ditching procedure. .
“Whatever it was, it is obvious
that it happened ”* said
) ‘through the plane: ever cause. The possibility.
ligh
lessly off such aircraft.
2. A sudden fire which destroyed
communications and aircraft con-}
3. A mechanical failure that
damaged controls, such as a. pro
The Senate Finance Com-
mittee ignored veto warn-
ings yesterday and voted to
Pressure to Halfitnsszeterses ane votes to
3 Quiz Denied Hoffman Tells Probers| ving hike. of the nation’s 11,800,000
with a 7 per cent cost-of-
“No Impropriety Linked the House, was approved sella a5 =
Quick i pgpinind beso to tel alg
Pride
and cool with a low of|non Airport for Gander, Nfid., aft- decisions of the U.S, Supreme Court.
A plank approved, too, in a 12-point platform
adopted in Pontiac last?
Mee nd te edveation. Pontiac, Flint Men federal aid to education.
se ig Se Killed in Belgium lightning struck the plane was not|"t
immediately ruled out, although|®, 1958
ae pac ae or soy ato
secret ee cease cas ee ae weeps aD —incioding| By GEORGE T. TRUMBULL JR.
officers. 53 Americans—would be the high- Oakland County Democrats went on record last
It also contains provisions aimed eta of any singleplane com night as endorsing Gov, G. Mennen Williams for the
at curbing thefts of labor funds : ~ 1960 presidential nomination.
and—safeguarding—rights—of—union|_The American-built Super-Con- |
members. mieten — first —— ic, Gees eetns cians ie cocctas r eaoadile sea to : price
* * * plane to go down at sea on Democratic state convention in Grand Rapids next|wint smith.”
Kearns said his bill took the| the North Atlantic route. flown !
beaod sone of the & by more than five million per- week to affirm recent school integration and civil rights) Smith was quoted i 2853
Two Michigan servicemen, one
In Today's Press |
was 73,
weatherman for tonight. Winds will
|be northerly at 10-18 miles an hour.
Temperatures for the next five
days will average near the normal
high of Tomorrow's high is expected to be
about 80 and the low 54 to 58.
Sunday will be a little warmer
with Monday somewhat cooler. A
warming trend will hit the area
about Wednesday. Scattered show-
ers are predicted for Monday and
In downtown Pontiac the lowest
jitemperature preceding 8 a.m. was
67 degrees.. The recording at 2 p.m. x & *
$1 and normal low of 61.
his radar screen.
Force patrol plane flew over and
sighted wreckage.
The French trawler General le
Clere sped to the scene and picked
up eight bodies.
The British tanker B. P. Dis-| Detroit acne the blame for in-
creased taxes on the Republican|~°5 Capt. Robert M. Corbin, of normally at 16,000 feet.
10-HOUR SILENCE ! :
Then silence, Some 10 hours later|mention Williams by name here.
tributor picked up another three)*T©
bodies plus a passport, personal |Controlled Legislature.
papers and other flotsam. Twelve “Governor Williams couldn't ht von tie|eported to be from the Pontiac
KB50 tanker crashed near St. Vivth
Belgium, it was announced today.
Air Force headquarters in Eu-
rope identified the Pontiac man as
geant, Efforts to contact the vic-
tim’s family here were unavail-
ing.
The other Michigan serviceman
Flint,
The crash occurred as the four-
flight Wednesday from Wiesbaden, Robert R. Rhodes; a staff ser-| .
engine. plane was on a routine)s. area, were killed when an aerial (D-Tenn) would
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The search
out the night. .
7. ee ee by ‘other ships —s the area.|pass a tax if he wanted to,” Swain-
through-| son UE:
“Tt’s
Our World of ace ive the Republicans.
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Force said. Germany, to its home base at Scul-|ETH¥4
thorpe, Norfolk, England, the Air —— stares ott oo”
22 Orchard’ Lake Ave., just off Sag. 8t.
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Thus Went Aug. ‘15; 2008 ..aDay Like Any Day |
By SAUL PETT
AP Statt Writer
‘ Last in Series
On Aug. 15, 2008, despite some
heavy. moon-bound traffic, the
earth made its complete turn in
space in the usual elapsed time
of 23 hours,’ 56 minutes, 4.091 sec-
onds had finally been halted and once
more a housewife could buy a
loaf of white bread for $2.89.
Her husband, the average
- American, set out for the office
in a car 36 feet spy Sas 18 inches
high, He drove lying down, steer-
ing with his feet, his eyes on a
small TV screen in the ceiling.
Air experts predicted that in the
future helicopters, rather than au-
tos, would be commonplace.
It was, as usual, a busy day in
Washington,
The President of the. United
‘States, a formner physicist, told
his semiannual press conference:
“— plus M2 minus W equals
NGI12.” Early English transla-
eee ~ An eight-star general, chairman
of the Consolidated Chiefs of the
Combined Chiefs of the Joint
Chiefs of Staffs, testified that an
atomic-missile war was imminent
unless the Army were given com-
plete control, Another congression-
fl committee was told the na-
tion’s economy could easily with-
stand a deficit of $990,000,000,-
000,000.
Out of Mt, Rushmore, South Da-
kota, workmen were chiseling in
the profile of Richard M, Nixon.
On television, Americans and
viewers around the world enjoyed
varied fare on their 20-by-20-foot
screens. Most of the programs
came from a global TV headquar-
ters set up in the Taj Mahal in
India,
Earlier in the evening, viewers
watched, in living, deliciously
gruesome color, an actual pre- -
frontal lobotomy . operation - fol-
lowed by a quiet interlude of can-
did, cross-sectional views of a liv-
ing cancer followed by an inspira- -
tional wrestling match between
two midgets and a bull atop the
Eifel Tower,
* * *
In Hondlulu, the first major
league baseball game ever played
on the islands was won by the re-
cently transplanted Oahu Giants,
who defeated the transplanted tom of the world, new split-level
ts were still
Social Security recipients — J
-
Wi.
Refuses to Tell Anything About Missing U THE PONTIAC PRESS; FRIDAY, mUgUSS 15 1958 |
P25
Unele :
_ Myron. D, Weiss, who- ‘wouldn't mittee’s Detrojt office, who is seek-
» |telt “ty, te here anything
dorf, is now ut subpoena to
4 |appear before the Senste Labor
ot. Weiss was served ‘with a sub-
elpoena by Sherman Willse, a com-
mittee investigator, minutes before.
he was released from custody yes-
terday by Prosecutor Frederick C.
Ziem. dry cleaning pickup station Aug. 3.
was Frank
was freed at a
habeas corpus hearing Wednesday. ing possible links’ bwween the
Washingtog investigation of James) ‘
R.. Hoffa’ and the arson<of a Flint
installations.
I added $8.90400 t9 what she
House had approved previously
+: € *
yesterday called for a total expen-
diture of, Tel nar ie for con-
' installations
Rains + aie
Heat Reliet
to the Midwest —
{said Willse, a member of the com-
The Vil approved by- the Séoate|= ——-~ x *« *
The 52-year-old Detroiter may) -
10! ye called before the Washington
“Iprobers in about a week or so,
The arson resulted, authorities
believe, in fatal burhs:to Flint
Teamster Leader Frank H, Kier-
dort, 56, and the disappearance Probers Calling Kierdorf Witness of Frank's eis. Herman, 68,
former Detroit Teamster "aide
te Hoffa.
Herman, had been held in protec-
us next to nothing.
The prosecutor said there was
no evidence on which to base a
charge against Weiss. ~
‘Weiss had admitted driving
Herman away from a used car
lot where he sold his Teamster
4
_ details and inspecting equipment READY FOR TRAINING PERIOD — The three men shown here are checking last minute
“Army Reserve, 579th Field Artillery Battalion,
_ which leaves for a two-week unit training period
_ tomorrow. Shownshere (left to right) are Sgt. Oo. oe
for the Pontiac
Pontiae Press Phote
G. Burton, Army artillery adviser; S. F. C. Nor-
ris Chadwell, reserve communications chief; and
Lt. Thomas Preseau, reserve communications
officer: The local unit, composed of 175 men,
will go by plane to Ft. Sill, Okla.
Racket Probers Raise Questidn
Tea mste hail
Denies Talking
|About ‘Kidnap Money’ (2 MSU Professors
Leaving for Russia EAST LANSING (UPI) — Two
Michigan State University staff
members pack their bags and
head for Russia this weekend for Weiss, who wsithesticlabiiny Ve tik
last known person to have seen)
‘jand his staff the past five days.
q the day
He denied any knowledge
Herman's whereabouts, -
a
* * *
Once reported to be in fear of
retaliation from Herman and ‘“Her-
man’s friends,’’ Weiss announced
Wednesday, Ziem. said, that . he
“wasn’t worried anymore” and).
had no desire to remain in pro-
tective custody.
Authorities had described Weiss
as a butcher at a Detroit meat-
-market in which Herman was
interested. Yesterday, Weiss de-
nied te reporters that he had
ever been a butcher or had
worked for Herman.
In reply to questions from re-
porters, Weiss gave a demonstra-
tion of the kind of answers he
re has been giving Ziem
* *
Eight times Weiss told newsmen,
“IT have nothing to say.”
With the release of Weiss, the
investigation has slowed down
considerably,
Questioned here this morning
was Leaun Harrelson Jr., son of
the president of Pontiac Teamsters
Local: 614, Like about a dozen or
so Teamsters and non-Teamsters|
before him, young. Harrelson was
asked to account for his move-
ir the night of the fire, Ziem
Ziem described this part of ‘the
investigation. as “routine.”
Senate Moves fo Up
§S Payments
(Continued From Page One)
Social Security, it had. to consider
a proposal by Sen. Richard B.
Russell (D-Ga) to withhold funds
— if there are any — for any
Pentagon - sponsored studies on
possible U.S. surrender in nuclear
war.
Russell, chairman of the Sen-
ate Armed Services. Committee,
last night proposed the cut-off
in the form of an amendment
te an appropriation bill. It had
been disclosed earlier that some
kind of “surrender study” or
studies had been prepared at
the Pentdgon’s request.
After a long debate, Senate
Democratic Leader Lyndon _B.
Johnson (Tex) said the lawmakers
should have a chance to study the
matter before acting. The Senate
then agreed to quit for the °
and resume consideration of the
ramendment today.
* * *
Under both the House and Sen-
ate bills, the Social Security tax wa
{Birmingham, as chairman of last
kill you.’ ” might have called him a name or
iisomething. But I never said, ‘I'll
Carrier Boys Attend
The Weather
Fall U.S. Weather Bureau Report
PONTIAC AND he gga _ Pattiy:
warm bh seatteréd than-
” aieh Fone! 85, Clear-
ht, low near
ls fasant, high
near 86. te southwest winds 10-18
paragon 2 shifting Fin ar af ‘4
a Lt im an
oooh iow 85
Teday in “jm Pontiac
Lowest teperatare preceding 8 a.t.
— velocity 6 m. ph,
6 am.. . il a.m.. ved
7 a.m... «8 Oe We ececn ones 71
6 OM... .se8665 Cd] i p-m.. aoa § |
WOME... ois. cox 68 2 0.M&......+-.-- 73
10 a.m.. aoe OD
Tharsday in Pen‘iac
; {As recorded downtown)
‘ighest temperature ovees +. 88 Sueecscare waren sha nnec oo OF tempera BT
ty! pesty fellow’ he wanted to get out
of his hair. But he denied making| turns to the Senate. '
‘Fall Fashion Event The Tel-Huron Shopping Center
ip.m. In event of rain the event goans efforts to “get rid of a sum
of money—hot money—for a few
cents of the dollar’ and whether it
was “hot money—money that had
been stolen, or kidnap money.”
“No, sir,’ Zapas. replied.
_ & & &
Zapas had denied earlier that
he ever threatened to kil] Prob-
stein. He said Probstein was ‘‘a
any threats:
“I might have got in an argu-
ment with him,” Zapas said, ‘TI
Tel-Huron Planning
will present its third annual ‘Fall
Fashion Festival under the Stars”
Tuesday evening, Aug. 19 at 8 * * *
'+—Bionde—seeretary—Betty Starrett
told the committee yesterday that
James R. Hoffa. There has been
testimony that Zapas and other In-
nally took over the company.
x * *
Among other witnesses today
was Joseph G. Wood, an Indianap-
olis attorney, who testified that
Probstein called him to his home
on June 5 and told him he was
“labout to undertake a dangerous
mission: He said Probstein was a
scared man, and asked him to
help look after Mrs. Probstein’s
interests if he did not return.
Passes Tax Relief
for Small Business
WASHINGTON. (AP) The
House approved today a bill to
provide 260 million dollars a year
in tax relief fory small business
and make wide-ranging technical
revisions in the revenue laws.
The measure, a compromise of
Senate-House differences, now re-
Principal provisions would:
1. Allow small concerns faster
write-offs of federal taxes on the
first-year cost of depreciable prop-
erty.
2, Extend from two to three
years the period in which busi-
nesses can carry back current
losses.
. 3. Extend to 10 years the time
for installment payment of taxes
on estates consisting of an interest
in closely-held small businesses.
4. Permit investors to treat as
ordinary rather than as less fa-
vorable capital losses, those losses
resulting from purchases of stock dianapolis Teamsters officials fi-|
ing evening.
to-school theme will be will be postponed until the follow-
Latest fashions with the back-
shown, | -
presented by Osmun’s Town and in small business enterprise.
5. Increae from $60,000 to $100,-
000 the minimum credit against
income for tax purposes of. ac-
cumulated or retained earnings.
we
featured.
will be commentator; There is no
charge for admittance, 2e2Ssratsssse2ac2 Miss Rosalind May Seihhon Co-
ordinator of the Sew’n Save store ss}Country, Winkelman's, Kresge's;
— Save Fabrie Shop, Shoe %
x, Myer's Jewelry Store, Mr. . .
Fred’s Wonderland for re Boasts 2-State Moniker
and Montgomery Ward, Local) GREENVILLE, Miss, (UPI)— students and residents = be Two states will have fo contest
the honor of being the native soil
of a burglafy suspect who was.
jailed here yesterday, The pris-
onet gave his name as Houston
Texas Augustus Georgia,
el a’ six-week stay to take in the So-
viet schools.
Dr. Lincoln C, Pettit, assistant
educational services are the men.
‘jdents and teachers at several Red
universities. Their travels are
program and
are sponsored by the Comparative part of an exchange
Education Society, professor of natural science and
Dr, Herbert C, Rudman, assistant
professor of administrative and on the nation’s 75,000,000 full and
part-time workers and their em-
ployers would go up from 2%4 per
cent of the employe's first $4,200
in earnings to 2% p= cent-ofthe-
first ,$4,800
A * *
The present 3% per cent levy on
self-employed persons would in-
crease to 3% per cent. The dollars
and cents increases would range
up to $25.50 each for workers and
their employers and $38.25 a year
for self-employed persons earning
as much as $4,800
school music teacher, Mrs. Keith
Miller, 23, and her husband were
among the 99 person who died. yes-
terday in the crash of the KLM
Dutch airliner into the Atlantic.
* * *
' The former Phyllis Baker, she
taught at Crofoot and Malkim
‘schools during the 1956-57 school
year. She was considered an ac-
complished pianist.
She and her husband, 28, a
sportswriter for the — Freeport,
Iil., Journal Standard, were mar-
ried in June 1957. Mrs, Milleer:
was the daughter of Mr, and §
MR, AND MRS,
Former Pontiac Teacher, |
Husband Among Victims;
Former Pontiac elementary AP Wirephote
KEITH MILLER
Mrs. Earl Baker of Lennon, a
community near the Genesee-
Shiawassee County line. Her
father is a hardware merchant.
A- graduate ‘of Michigan State
University, Mr, Miller was the son
of Jackson Harness Raceway man-
ager Peter R. Miller of Plymouth,
who with his wife had gone to
New York to greet the young cou-
ple on their return,
The Millers were on their way
home after vacationing in Italy
and Germany. Miller, who was
stationed in Germany with the
Army, had fulfilled a promise to
WERO-AUUZPURS prasP @ So The Day in Birmingham
Endorse éebere
for Presidency
(Continued Fronmy Page One)
have controlled the Legislature
for 101 of its 107 years, who
is the guilty culprit,” the speaker
went on. :
‘He asked that Democrats to
“campaign on the issues . . . cam-
paign on the record the governor
has recorded in Lansing .. .
most of all, let's give him a Demo-
cratic Deseeres Got
= * ‘
Oakland Datipctats packed a hot
Supervisors’ Room in the County
gates to the state convention, ‘Aug. 23.
Carlos Richardson was re-
elected to another term as chair-
man of the Oakland County Dem-
ocratic Committee.
Elected Wednesday té6-the com-
mittee along. with Richardson
were: Mattie L. Baker, of Royal
Oak Township, and Mrs, Robert
P. Scott, of Pontiac, co-vice chair-
man; Faye Moskowitz, of Hunting-
ton Woods: secretary; and Robert
L. Fenton, of Oak Park, treasurer.
bs * *. * 2
. Delegates, some 310.strong, last
night selected William H. Merrill,
35-year-old Detroit attorney from
evening’s convention,
Richardson was the unanimous
choice to head the Oakland dele-
gation in Grand Rapids. €
Inspiration was pumped into the
shirt-sleeved crowd Thursday as
Swainson reminded the men and
women that their party had scored
“a first’ in the Aug. 5 primary
by outvoting Republicans.
With this m mind, delegates
agreed to initiate a registration
drive between now and the Nov. 4
election to increase registration
“by at last 17 per cent.”
Swainson criticized attempts of
Republican legislators and their
“hold the line” policy on state
spending. “It can’t be done with
a constantly expanding populs-
tion,” he said.
Introduced to the crowd was for-
mer Governor Murray D. Van
Wagoner, of Birmingham.
x * *
Van Wagoner said the Oakland
Democratic slate of nominees is the party's “‘hest chance’ to pos
sibly sweep county offices in the
fall election, ;
These candidates marched to
the front of the room and were
introduced,
“We here in Oakland County,
who find heavy school taxes neces-
sary to provide the proper educa-
tion essential to the children of
this highly important industrial
atea, wholeheart subscribe to}
the principle of matching funds
school development,” the reso-
lution on federal aid to educa-
tion read.
This, as did the other’ 11 points
of the platform, passed without dis-
cussion.
The only debate from the floor
came when Richardson, of Wa-
terford Township, asked delegate
Charles D. Arnold, delegate from
Hazel Park, rose to oppose this.
“We're all delegates and we should
all have a voice,”’ declared Arnold
x & &
When a lengthy discussion on
this matter loomed, delegates
agreed to bring it up — at &
caucus in Grand Rapids
Following is the list of Demo-
cratic delegates from Oakland
County who will attend the state
convention Aug. 23:
“w. Enfield
5 M._ Wileox
H. Kovach
‘wan
Archambeaul
Northville Farmington
mingten Township
M. Kormondy .
J. OP. wson
Lyon, South Lyon
Oak Park
W. E.
D. B
R. L. Penton
Cc. Fenton City,
Neumann
rody
Pontiac
J.
E, Runyan
H. Williams
er grorreretoe ate
Bloomfield "ii he LE Hills,
up 4. Clemmon: Ty reo Highiana,
Walled Lak
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Laht Milford,
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take his. wife there for a visit, i 5 4 i andj south Bloomfield Police Probe :
Possible Beating of Man
Office Building to pick their dele-| pehnke said,
Joseph Mercy Hospital sald it
appeared fis face had been
struck only ence or. twice, His
condition this morning was sat-
Questioned last night by Pontiac
Police Det. Thomas C. Mitchell
and township police, Williams said
he had been in Saginaw and did
not remember how he_had gotten
to Pontiac,.Dehrike said the man
had been drinking and.
“had been involved in a bar-room,
rawl.”*
He had no idea how . Williams
got’ to the spot where he was
found. Wiliiams had no money on
him and Dehnke believed he may,
have been beaten and robbed.
Detroit police have been asked
to check several addresses found
in William’s wallet in an effort
to locate his wite, Rosie. A call to
the Union Depot in Detroit where
Williams is employed revealed no
further information about him.
Williams will be questioned again
as soon as his condition will per-
on Teamster Probe
(Continued From Page One)
tela the Senate Committee
by Ratner that
mpt ci-
at ee at etn All activities of the Birming- . ‘}ham Recreation Depr' .nent, with
the exception. of tr Teen Center
at Eton Park, will end this week.
Recreation Board Chairmen
John J. O’Gorman said -Teen Cen-
ter activities will continue for two
According to Mrs. Donald
Hirshman, chairman, the Sept.
* 24-27 event again will be directed |
by Sam Yagiey of Annsville, Pa.
This will be the group’s 8th an-
nual show at the Community
House. '
UAW Leader Raps
Curtice Predictions
DETROIT (UPI) — The nation’s
economic
mit it, Dehnke said. unjon official charged today. ,
*« * * Leonard Woodcock, a UAW vice
Bloomfield Hills police soon will| president who heads the union's
negotiating team at General Mo-
1 nag eagnedior ay dh ocr
age to speech Presiden
| N leSHHIGS —|Hariow ‘i. Curtice at Flint, in Hoffma which Curtice predicted a ‘“‘re-
F hee
full
Skunk Sweet as Flowers.
CHERRY POINT, N.C, (UPI) —Mrs. R. E. Deitrick appealed
approval of invoking the unit
| rule of voting in Grand Rapiis.—
of goons for the past 17 years.”
it, He'll just skin his own union
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10 Ha M te Kile d Spends Restful Night - [A | for.2nd Time in 23 Years) 4, announcement said the mar-
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CANNES, France judgment on his condition, show- ERONA, Spair a Chape control about 57 cert of
tors said Jack Warner's. temper-jever, onl baie the “‘no visitors’ |dor Dali, famed Spanish llr mae A eo tesinenercial cent aswel the UTI
Ww. ASHINGTON, Pa. (AP) — Po-lature returned to normal today|sign up. Warner, 66, suffered sé-|painter, married his Russian-born here, Aug. 8, A Catholic wedding ed States: : ; - THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1958
lice have accused Mrs. Frances ’ and | - ‘vile ip. « Tolgious catestony last Marjorie r Bl, of ts wsusegisssueveveseuavs| maar ee
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BRENDEL'S 2441 Auburn Rd. (M-59) 8 Mi. West of Utien RB 9-800
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4, He comes to work at 9:30 in- foreign sports ar for the country,| birthday party. SE ean: ‘The ticket was dat: HOME HEATING OILS stead and le : , with speeding, The ticket was dat . ;
play Marel ote es long black limousine for the city.! The chairman of the board often|ed Aug. 13 and timed at 7:25 p. | Clean” a * y acceptable charity,| These dozen testa measure welllis the last to leave, because helm. It was not yét that hour when] _ “Ota : - land gets his pictore in the peperithe rating of anyone in the aver-llikes to stand all alone and re-|Pierro a to the Budget Terms
ALWAYS OUT OF CASH _| 4. His office has a closed door.|for a good cause once a year —|jage office aristocracy except ‘the}member how things used to be. His|ticket Pierro’s alleged offense had (STANDARD
4. He never has any cash in his|It has wall-to-wall carpeting and|but no oftener. \ fehairman of the board himself. -/big adventure is Thursday night,|not yet occurred, The ticket was FE 4-1584
pocket, and if he wants a news-'the paintings on the walls are orig-| 10. He plays golf and bridge, but He busts all the rules. Sie woere| ween tee eel Oe ee
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THE: PONTIAC -PRESS,. FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1958
Deal IS in GARY AND JARY ALMAS—
‘Prayers will be offered at 10:30
a.m, Saturday in the Huntoon Fu- neral Home for Gary and Jary
Almas, twin sons of Robert and
Ellen Hall Almas of 129 Judson St.
Burial will be in Ottawa Park
Cemetery,
‘Surviving besides their mother
and father are-two sisters and a
day and died yesterday in St. Jo-
seph Mercy Hospital.
CLARENCE C. HARRISON
Clarence. C. Harrison, 77, of
3161 Dixie Highway died yester-
day in St. Joseph Mercy Hospital.
He was ill two months.
He was an employe of Consum-
ers Power Co. and a member of
Faith Baptist-Church and _ the
Townsend Club.
Service will be at 1:30 p.m.
Saturday from the Huntoon Funeral
Home. Mr, Harrison’s body will
be taken to Rochester for burial.
ROBERT T. GMELICH
HOLLY — Private service for
Robert -T. Gmelich, 77, of 203 Le
Grand St., will be held at 2 p.m.
tomorrow at the Bendle. Funeral
Home, with burial in Lakeside
Cemetery.
He died yesterday.
Surviving are -hig wife, Ethel;
two sons, Stanley and Jack, both
of Holly; a daughter, Mrs.’ Jose-
phine Bogan of Detroit; five grand-| '
children, a brother and one
nephew. ae
FRANK KORSAK
Frank Korsak, 99, of 284 Crystal
Lake Rd. died at his residence
Wednesday morning,
A native of Poland, he -had:
lived in Pontiac 65 years. i
Service will be at 10 a.m. Satyr-
day from the Pursiey Funeral MRS, OSCAR. E, McCLOUD "
Mrs, Oscar. E. (Helen Edwards)
McCloud, 58, of 147 South Bivd. died Wednesday after an illness
of two years,
She is survived by her husband.
Service will be at 2 p.m, Mon-
day from the New. Hope Baptist
Church where she was a veg
Cemetery. Mrs. McCloud’s body Burial will follow in Oak Pontiac and Nearby Areas The body is at the William R.
Potere Funeral Home.
Mr. Comps died unexpectedly
yesterday of a heart attack at
Pontiac Motor Division where he
was employed as a steam fitter.
Mrs, Joseph Gatkie
LAPEER—Service for Mrs. Jo-
seph (Orpha) Gatkie, 76, of 320
Fox St., will be held at. 2:30 p.m.
will be at the William F. Davis Sunday at Baird Funeral Home
Funeral Home at noon Saturday. |
MRS. JOHN J. McINTOSH with burial in Richmond Ceme-
tery.
Mrs. Gatkie died last night at
Lupeer County General Hospital
Mrs. John J, (Mary Idella) Mc-lafter a long illness. Intosh, 79, of 847 N. Perry St. died Surviving are her husband; two
yesterday morning of heart compli-|.ons, Orville and Alvin, and~ one cations after a prolonged illnéss.
She leaves a daughter, Mrs. Nel- :
Ne Murphy with wherh phe! madel eect, One nee
her home; three sons, Harvey Bail-
oy of Fraser, Lao Bailey of Bite UO Be. —
mingham and Marion Bailey “
great-grandchildren; three sisters Roseville; 10 grandchildren;
and a brother.
Service was held this afternoon Ric!
in the Huntoon Funeral Home. Her
J. FRANK SHAMBAUGH
Word hd been received of the
death of J. Frank Shambaugh, fa-
ther of Mrs, Vernon C. Abbott of
111 Mlinois Rd. ARTHUR FISHER
MILFORD — Service for Arthur
Fisher, 79, of 615 S. Main St., will
be held at 1 p.m. Saturday at
Mr. Fisher died Thursday at his
‘|home after a long illness.
He is survived by his wife, F.
Marie; fout daughters, Mrs. Connie
Wahrman or Romulus, - Mrs, Ath-
leen Case of Bellville, Mrs, Maxine
Chapo of Wayne and "Mrs. Marilyr
Byrd of Ypsilanti, and a son, Mar-
vin of Milford.
Mr. Shambaugh, 80, died sudden-| Two brothers, Walter of Milford
ly yesterday at his home in Celina,
Ohio.
Surviving penides Mrs. Abbott
are his wife, Etta; another daugh-
ter, Mrs. Rolland Shoemaker of
Bowling Green, Ohio; a son, Jo-
seph of. Celina; ,and two out
children.
_ GEORGE A. COMP3
LAKE ORION — Service. for
George A. Comps, 62, of 730 Snell).
will be held at 10 a.m; Mon- St., and Eugene of Detroit, 15 grand-
children and three great-grandchil-
dren also survive.
CHARLES WATEROUS
LAPEER—Charles A. Waterous,
79, of 806 W. Oregon St., died late
last night’ at Marlette Community
Hospital. The body is at. Baird
Funeral Home. .
MRS, ERNEST WILLIAMS
DRAYTON PLAINS—Service for
day ‘at St. Joseph Church with|Mrs, Ernest (Gladys) Williams, 63,
Home with burial following in
Oak Hill Cemetery. burial in the St. Joseph section of
Eastlawn Cemetery. “ Joseph Mercy Hospital, Pontiac,
following an illness of
months, ©
Surviving are her husband; one
daughter, Mrs, Esther Seibert of
Pontiac; two sons, Kenneth Trum-
bull of Royal Oak and Leon Trum-
bull of Rochester;: seven grand-
daughters and three stepdaughters.
Four sisters, Mrs. Alice Graham several
Expect Passage
of Farm Bill
First Test
Committee Today
@ WASHINGTON (AP)—An\ House Proposal Faces
in Senate |!
1th- Will Be Ready Next Month
a Work
Doors of the new Pontiac Nottiy
ern High School should be ready
to open when school begins again
of Lapeer, Mrs. Nina Hecht ofjhour House farm bill comes IP|next month,
Vernon of Flint, also survive,
Ex-GOP Legislator
John Quillan Tilson, a determined
Republican politician for 34 of his’
92 ‘years, died yesterday at his
summer home.
He spent 22 of those years as.a
Connecticut representative in the
-|House of Representatives. He was
Home majority leader - for six
Born in a fog house in the hills
near Clearbranch, Tenn., Tilson|5¥©-
went to New Haven to enter Yale
University. He was graduated
from the law school in 1894.
After two terms in the State
House of Representatives, he went
to Washington as congressman-at-
large in 1908. He served later
terms as 3rd. Dist: congressman
from 1914 until 1932.
Woman Hit ‘by Bicycle
Beulah C. Phillips, 55, of 1075 *
is in St. Joseph
Mercy Hospital] with a broken leg
suffered when she was struck by
a bicycle operated by Ken Ryan,
13, of 2240 Commonwealth St., at
the intersection of N. Saginaw St. Featherstone St.,
of 6467 Wilson St., will be held
at 10:30 am. Monday at Pixley and Oakland Ave., yesterday, said
t Pontiac ‘police. amid mounting
ministration.
for adjournment,
Agriculture Committee said he fa- daughter, Mrs. Harry Hill, all of
two gtand- Succumbs at 9? vors accepting the House bill and
children and four great-grandchil. if sending it to the White House.
NEW LONDON, N.H. (AP) — = 2.
House.
ee
Agriculture Benson.
House version.
ment controls over farmers.
x *
for its first Senate test way
speculation C
Faced with a “congressional rush
Chairman . Allen | Education Nast night.
J. Ellender (D-La) of the Senate
Ellender expressed that view as
his committee prepared to meet
in closed session to consider the
bill, passed yesterday by the
Even though the measure is al-
from a farm
vote passage after House Commission but was dismissed
Ellender’ said he considered the
House measure fairly close to the
recently passed. Senate farm hill strongly endorsed by Secretary of her late husband, Charles A.
Benson also praised the new
‘In general, both. bills go far” to
meet Benson’s requests for’ lower < * &
price supports and fewer govern-
Both also meet objections of
cotton and rice farmers who face
sharp curtailments in acreage eli-
gible for price supports unless/f
Congress agrees on a. new bill.
There is a traffic accident every
hree seconds in the. United States. is proceeding on schedule to
gress will enact farm legislation have classrooms completed - by
acceptable to ~ Eisenhower ad-/Sept.4 for an estimated 980 pupils,
Assist: Superintendent Otto C.
Hufziger ‘reported to the Board of for City’s Northern High
Contractors have indicated their],
Deaths PARIS (AP)— F
Curie, 58, Nobel Pri
atomic scientist, died
after surgery for a severe in'
hemorrhage. Joliot-Curie. and
wife Irene won a Nobel prize
1935 for their diseovery : ‘of artifi-
head of France’s Atomic Energy
because of his Communist. party
connections.
* * *
PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) — Mrs.
Mary Ritter Beard, 82, -co-author
of several ‘historical books with
Beard, died yesterday. Mrs.
Beard, an ardent feminist and
suffragette, was born in Indianap-
olis.
SHREVEPORT, La. (AP) —
Otis G. Harris, 63, sports editor of
the Shreveport Journal for 40
, died yesterday. He had cial radioactivity, He was once|
years
been ill for two years. on * het ae
Board niembiers auth bor-|.
Wi
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Elementary School.
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has been a ansactl: difficulties for
gation projects, harbors, power
plants, highways and huge pub-
lic buildings at a rate which has
outstripped its ability to finance.
mata there have been: gréat
3 me to Wash ago Premier Mao
: —
rate Seis dens W entre
its ‘internal credit and to come up.
‘with a reasonable budget for 1959.
Whether or not this can be done, the
nation undoubtedly will get this help
me & ts Sie Wears staunchest aly tn
that area.
1 has the biggest ‘armed
force in the Middle East and one of
: ongest in NATO. Ankara
claims that more than 40 per cent
of its national budget must be used
‘for defense. It is a potentially rich
country and in time should be able
to pay its own way. For these rea-
: Positions
_ The Nationalist Chinese believe
the mainland Communists are about
to invade Formoap or its adjacent
islands.
. For some time now the Chinese
Reds have been building up air power
“with Soviet equipment at a number
of mainland airfields within striking
distance of Nationalist held islands,
Clashes between Red MIG-17s and
Cutanc Kat-SHEK planes already have
occurred and Communist artillery
has bombarded the off shore Quemoy
and Matsu islands.
x * *
The new outbreak has serious
implications for the United States.
The American commitment to help
defend Formosa and the Pesca-
dores is plain. But with respect to escent irre sonic
THE PONTIAC PRESS Published by Tae Portiusc Press Company
Pohtise 12, Michigan
Daily Gxoept Sunday
Grosce C. ioeas,
Classified Manager
exelosivel
age Bidet etis: o to, this
os oy carrict fr
a Quemoy and Matsu our obligations
are implied more than explicit.
In a joint resolution Congress
authorized the President “to employ
the armed forces of the U.S. as he
deems necessary for the specific pur-
pose of securing and protecting For-
mosa and the Pescadores against
armed attack, this authority to in-
clude the securing and protection of
such related positions and terri-
tories of that area now in friendly
hands...” .
k* * | There is a possibility. that in the
recent KaRUSHCHEV talks in Peiping,
Mao Ts&-rTUNG won Moscow’s ap-
proval for an attack on Nationalist
China.. It.also may be a tactic to
‘-@ivert attention’ from. the serious
- famine in Red China where in thé
ast few-months one million people
are = to have died of starvation.
we we Of
“Part of our 7th Fleet, includ-
“ing 70 ships and two attack car-
riers, is in the area and can pro-
tect: Formosa if. need be.' Oki-
'” nawe with its American air base
is nearby. But: any incident
calling for U.S. action could
we
Se ae 8
the ° Man About, Town .
pea See teeny cree fe ve ened,
versary. a
«> About. the Bridge |
- ‘Recei pts More Than Cover
whjes- denier elie: What's
oa
Se ieee ccm from Executive Secre-
“tary of the Mackinac Bridge Authority
* Lawrence A, Rubia.
- stating that it now a DiisDoe tons
"on “Mighty Mac” in its first ten months
of operation “will have grossed sufficient
- funds to pay a full year’s interest.”
As this leaves two months to cover the
cost of operation and upkeep, it would
appear that it is paying expenses. The )
Authority is not required to retire any
bonds until 1964.
Mr. Rubin feels that the present pas-
senger car toll of $3.25 will be enough to
meet all future needs, and does not an-
ticipate any raise. When the bond paying
time arrives, it may be different.
Foregoing that extremely ancient-egg
about frying one on the sidewalk, ‘-
Arthur Selwyn
of Pontiac Lake has a better one. He
asserts that an egg laid by one of his
hens on a hot day.was partially cooked,
and he concludes with, “Between the
egg and I, two hot ones have been laid.”
The sentiments of every vacationist |
who plans things ahead are reflected in
a letter from ~
Raleigh Milano
of Waterford, who writes: “The worst
nuisance we meet is the guy who is
obliged to spend most of his vacation
time in hunting places to sleep and eat,
and the rest of it in kicking about what
he finally got.”
If you feel inconvenienced by detours
incidental to street and highway improve-
ment in the Pontiac area, according to
Hubert Moyerman,
now forced to use: the Detroit express-
ways, you should ‘feel fortunate. Hé
writes that in the big city, “They never
seem to make up their minds for two.
days in succession.” !
he e
Verbal Orchids to- _ August S. Smith
of 263 Edison 8t.; eighty-second birthday.
Mrs. Alvina Dill
of 248 South Parke St.; eighty-third birth-
day.
, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Flowerman
of Waterford; fifty-second wedding anni!-
Mrs. Lora Felcher
of Drayton Plains; eighty-second birth-
day.
Mrs, Martha Kimball
of Lake Orion; ninety-sixth birthday.
Peter Carmody
of Walled Lake; eighty-third birthday.
Mrs, Carrie A. Richardson
of Holly: eighty-first birthday.
Orval E. Walker
of Rochester; eightieth birthday.
Mr. and.Mrs. B. W. Brockway
of Farmington; sixty-seventh wedding
anniversary; also his eighty- ~eighth birth-
day. .
'. Mrs. Laura A, Nesbit
of Sandusky; eighty-sixth birthday. Take It —— Fellaa, He’ s Been Sick!
David Liweence ‘Says:
Too Much Surrender Talk in U.S.
WASHINGTON—Why all the sur-
Magli suddenly S sorangy arta
attention
et whole ay, made by a
private organization and financed
But there
should be no
surprise ‘at the :
discussion of
* con-
Several
he is or is not cheating.
The talk of the. horfors of mactcer wae ond Sat deseriet
ated” agreement or destruction
is also a kind of “surrender”
The talk of “disengagement” of
American forces. stationed in
Europe is ‘‘surrender” talk in‘ the
guise: of For, if
American troops are withdrawn
from Western Europe, it means
that they cannot get back there as
quickly as could Soviet forces
which, by agreement, had previ-
ously ‘withdrawn from Poland and
nearby countries. 28
x « *
The talk deriding ‘‘massive: re-
-taliation” is related to the “‘sur-
render” concept. For, if the United
States does. not. speak from
strength, its position before the
world can be weakened and a mis-
calculation by the enemy can
ensue,
The talk of appeasing Nasser’
and giving him what he wants
in the Near East is “surrender”
dalk.
Much of this emanates from
Congress and particularly from
those who seem to be sniping con-
stantly at Secretary of State John
Foster Dulles. . He is derisively ac-
cused of ‘“‘brinkmanship,” ‘although
he is a statesman of rare courage
who doesn’t flinch before the Com-
munists.
* *
The present furor in Congress
over “‘surrender” concepts is based.
on a book written by Paul
Kecskemeti for the Rand Corpora-
tion, a scientific agency operated
by various universities on a finan-
cial grant from the U.S. Air Force.
It isn't an official document but a
The Country Parson
<5 | we
“Gifts at the altar are ae down
payments on what we want
~-God=they're a share of what —
already given us.” scientific study by a private organ-
devélop a perfect strate-
gy for all-out nuclear. war, i. e.,
the strategy of a first strike that
eliminates all significant retalia-
tery capabilities on the ad-
‘versary’s side. . . ;
“Once this happens, strategic threat of attack might induce the
_ latter to surrender politically.” .
Dr. William Brady Says: ts
Farmers Have Gold Mine
in Health-Giving Foods
The last time (and I mean last)
I made a crack here about the
Sh Sees ene 2at es
valuable food and
and such a relation to the price of.
hogs it is good economy to feed
skim milk to the pigs and indeed
animal economy and government
— experts advise just
k *& *
Anyway, I’m glad to know I
-have one friend among the farm-
érs. Now, if we could get under
the skin of a farmer here and
there enough to make him eat his
own wheat as it comes from the
thresher, that would be something.
Of course the poor people to-
day searcely know how to eat
wheat in the form nature pro-
vides for the staff of life. In my .
feeble way I do what I can to.
teach ’em how, in the pamphlet
WHEAT TO EAT, available free
to any one who asks for it and
encloses a stamped, _ self-ad-
dressed envelope.
A farmer’s wife says that in
winter her husband milks only
once a day, in the evening, and
she doesn’t like the milk, so she
has depended too much on cal-
cium and vitamin D. But she
found she wasn’t getting enough
riboflavin (vitamin B2 or G); she
doesn't explain how she reached
this conclusion. So she reverted to
a childhood job — while her hus-
band was doing chores she did
some of the milking, and now she
drinks milk fresh from the cow as
she used to when a child and she
feels better than she has: felt in
years.
* * *
I envy the lady the privilege. If
you cherish the delusion that this
is a free country, try to get a dip-
per of milk fresh from the cow. I
have been ‘trying for many years
but in vain — my best laid plans
have been frustrated: by health
ordinances or popular prejudices.
Next time I go out after milk I'll
carry a gun, break into the milk-
ing shed and hold the gun on the
milker, while I drink all I want.
The farmer’s wife continues:
“We farmers have a gold mine
but we are so blind, My husband
the money to bay vitamin and
° ectncugl pills. iiew dhe: mask
we have rediscovered milk and
wheat ground in our old coffee
- grinder?
“TI even grind wheat for our two
* * * =
Be gry ane. not more than a, +4
personal health and h: not dis-
ease, diagnosis, or t ~ will be
answered by Dr. dy, if a
rong, ogy self-addressed envelope is sent
Pon
(Copyright 1958) Voice of the People
Tennis Conte Recrention’.
Incomplete. Without Nets
‘es Gk occ 0 A. sec bakes Wich Som th ood,
moat tox dhe nate, Vole cae tia.cote be, git Bp. a0 Rete tyeivested
could have the use of the courts?
‘The kids out this way have all
the tennis balls back and forth without the } . om rachel nd ar atin
* *.-
wt would be wonderful fun and recreation for us to have the use of
the courts a few weeks before school starts.
“184 Third Street
Remedy Needed
in Boat Dispute
. In reference to the article, ‘“‘Mo-
tor Boats Endanger Safety of
Residents,” which appeared on
August 11th in your column, we
have lived on Union Lake all our
lives and have seen very few in-
cidents where life and property
has been endangered by _motor-
boats,
x * *
We agree that any incidents en-
dangering lives, proper-
ty, and discourteous driving stems
from the public fishing site on the
lake.
Ac an ctneghe we aay tle
so-called water deputy repri-
manding a resident boat owner
for coming too close to shore
while dropping a skier. There
were no swimmers in the im-
approximately
tance from shore at the public
fishing site with swimmers in
the area — where swimming is
prohibited!
* * *
Let’s hope something is done
to remedy the present situation so
safely with the very most enjoy-.
ment,
Disgusted Residents
AB lettere toe. Volos -0t- she Sreuse tain name
must con’ address
a aa ae Be ai ann, Pontiac Press reserves to edit all letters. | Donna Mapley
- One Safety | Rule,
Stay With Boat
_ On July 21, you wrote an article
on safe swimming. I would like
to correct you on one point which
is very important.
One of the first rules of boat
safety is always cling to your boat.
Your editorial said, “Never try
_to cling to a boat or eanoe, even
if it is unsinkable,” etc. Time and
time again people have saved their
lives by staying with the boat.
They do not sink~a rowboat or
canoe may still be paddled even
it filled with water.
Helpful
Portraits
By JAMES J. METCALFE
Why does some person tell the
» That other people do
. And spread the story far and
wide . However false or true?
. . . Why does he do it even when
Though no one asks to hear the
tale... Of how or when or where?
. Not anything important, as .
The nation is concerned . But
some small incident he aaw . .
Or in some way he learned .
Why must his: wagging tongue re-
peat . . « That: story all around?
. Why is be so insistent on...
The. views: he a expemei eee
The only '
ever really gain. .". Is ‘that of one
mire gossiper .. . » Wacouth
and vain.
(Copyright 508)
Highway. Dept. Planning
to Bar ‘Horse Trading’
LANSING W — The State High-
_way Department said today that
it is going to try to eliminate:
“horse trading” with property own-
ers in land purchases for highway
right of way.
John C. Mackie, comissioner, an- -
* nounced a new system of right of
way acquisition.
“We need to acquire moré than
50,000 acres of right of way with- ©,
in a short span of a few years —
to meet schedule demand of our
$1,250,000,000 five year program,”
Mackie said. “The old system
had to be revamped to get the job done.”
. >» Mackie said the new oclie),
which has been in use in many
areas of state for several
months, noW will become general
procedure throughout the state.
x *® &
It will include the following
points:
cA requirement fot’ two inde- E 2. Rigid and far more exten-
‘sive requirements for detail in all
3. Rigid-completion dates for all
Case Records of a Psychologist:
Crane Comment Infuriates Wives
The Catholic Church hes
used the various sex booklets
offered via this column for its
excellent Cana - Conference
counseling. And, I have also
conducted many marriage clin-
ics for various Protestant and
Jewish churches. But this one
cited below is the only case
where such advice backfired.
By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE
Case Y-389: Dr. Roy Burkhart,
crusading clergyman at Colum-
bus, Ohio, asked me to conduct a
marriage clinic at his famous
" church a few years ago.
x * *
So I talked to possibly 2,500 |
wives in the afternoon, giving
men’s club had a
big dinner, and
afterwards they
adjourned to the
sanctuary where I
gave them the
identical address DR. CRANE
I had offered their wives that aft-
ernoon,,
But what we didn’t anticipate
was the fatt that the wives eaves-
dropped in the kitchen!
* * *
For this great church was mod-
ern in all respects, so it had loud speakers in every room, mekothay
the kitchen, |
And when I began my address
to the men, one of the ladies in
the kitchen said:
“Oh, we should turn off the loud’
speaker’’’
But she apparently was over-
whelmed, for the speaker was left
, on, Thus, the large crew of wives in
the kitchen got a second exposure
to my medico-psychological ad-
koe we
As I told you, it was the same
in content as when ‘they heard
it earlier that afternoon, ~—
' But. two of the wives, I was
told by Dr, Burkhart. later, had
caught their’ husbands in illicit
affairs, —
And they had been seag those
erring mates stay right under
their thumbs with threats of
, divorce.
* * *
So wheri I now informed the
men’s meeting that wives are usu-
ally 50 per cent to blame when
their husbands stray, at léast be-
cause of the wifely sins of omis-
sion, these two wives were furious.
They had not protested in the
afternoon when I had uttered the
same truism. But now they sud-
dently realized thut I had helped
' their husbands get out from
under their dictatorial thumbs,
Next week these wives asked Dr.
Burkhart for letters of transfer
from his big church.
x * =...
But Dr. Burkhart was like the
95 per cent of editors who. cannot
be coerced into canceling this col-.
umn when the shoe fits and 2 out
of 2,500 try to put on the pressure.
- BRAVO, DR, BURKHART :
torium about the two requests for
transfer of church letters,
And he politely informed the, group that he had invited Dr.
€rane to conduct the annual
marriage ¢linic, partly because
Dr, Crane was both a. university |
psychologist (Ph.D.) as well as
physician (M.D.),
He said magmny who attended a
| - marriage clinic aoa certainly go
there with the expectancy of get-
ting helpful facts and not sugary
platitudes ——_ “birds and bees
So he said he would be very
happy to sign letters of transfer
for any other members of his huge
congregation who felt. like they
wanted to move onward
never have done so if their hus- ~
bands hadn’t attended the night
lecture! .
But..when. campaigns of i-
cation against this ie ma
the courageous Columbus Citizen
‘truth for the other 99 per cent.
Aways write to Dr. George W. Crane
The Pontiac Presa, Pontiac,
(Copyright, 1958)
maf at ; a tee ; ° ? ; : j : + . te i = ‘ ‘ : ' ; be 4 +e ‘ 4
aie os ep aes PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY, AUGUST 15. 1958
Mideast Organization Plans —_asle Treatment ae Soviet Army Raps
clear-powered
Kicking Around ‘for 2 Years By JAMES MARLOW
AP News Analyst That. was when Britain, France
and Israel attacked Egypt. after
WASHINGTON (AP)—President Egyptian President Nasser’s sei- Eisenhower’s idea for some or- zure of the canal ‘that summer. ganization to. develop the Mideast| . & * * has been kicking around in one
form or another for at’ least two Nasser—perhaps during a tem- to. work an the regional develop-
ment plan as it did to work out
details for the Aswan dam—a
matter of years—the United States
might not then want to put up
money, MIDLAND @® — Dow Chemical
Co. has announced development of
a new waste treatment in the
battle against stream, pollution.
a —_ vowed succeestul in|'GYard’ Dog Watches ‘as Thief Runs Wild Developed by-Dow |* « ~% *y ss" | Journey: of Nautilus . Dow said. Dowpak's weight is
‘only ‘one- -twentieth that of the con-
age systems.
2a ’tNautilus under. the arctic ice as
cow radio, Red Star referred to aon the U.S.A; was not oun
ested in scientific problems
peaceful study of the arctic,” Red
LONDON (AP) — The Pg declared, “eeeneairen
ventional rock filter. beds that arelarmy newspaper Red. Starjrocket-armed submarines bes
restricted to Iarge ground loca-j¢harged today that the. United/meant for war against the SEES
tions and require extensive drain; States sent the atomic, submarine |[).S.S.R.” Or a
part of. its war — preparations
agninet the Saviet “Ubien. 147 Deicéndiinks Loft
In’an article broadcast by. Mos-/by Vermont Woman, 82: | |
SHELDON CREEK, Vt. (AP)—| Grandmother” GIANT AueTIO
years, He proposed jit this week |Per tantrum—took the canal after) 7 * * * lurgical « coke, kraft paper, rag “the big propaganda hullabaloo | yermont’s “Mrs. a ,
to the United Nations, Sugg hang diag chr peda For--this reason: by that time)! chemical - and. eum)’ CAMBRIDGE, Mass. 9 — The set up by the U.S. press in its!is dead—leaving 147 descendants.| | Auction Bucks
This was a switch. Until now
the Eisenhower ican proposal to help Nasser build administration | ¢ ; :
had relied mainly on a different he Aswan dam on the Nile. Dul
les offended Nasser by doubting approach to the problem of help- Egypt's ability = pay back,
* ing the Arab countries develop in-
dustrially, agriculturally, and so/-
on; -
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The emphasis had been cn
dealing with the nations . individ- Since ne time pote diffi-
culties with the Arabs have multi-
plied, Western influence in the
area has dwindled shockingly.
Nasser has increased his grip on
ually and giving them help indi-|tne Mideast Arabs. Soviet influ- vidually. ‘ence among them has. steadily
What ‘Eisenhower offers now 18 | grown.
a broad, regional Mideast devel-
opment organization to be run by * * *
So what Eisenhower offers now,
the Arabs themselves with the |besides its intention of trying to
money and technical help coming|create peace and stability\in the
from interested countries, like the area, is obviously an attempt to
United States, and from - private keep a bad situation for the West
capital.
This would, if the President's
words can be interpreted correet- ‘from getting worse.
There is bound to be specula-
Hion now on what might have
ly, put the Arab-run organization|happened if Eisenhower had sug-
outside the U. N,
x * *
Imost two years ago—on Dec. gested a couple of years ago what
he now proposes. That specula-
tion now, for all practical pur-
; 61956—Sen. Hubert Humphrey} 0S¢S, is .Jike water over the un-
(D-Minn) suggested a_ regional, built Aswan dam.
‘rather than individual country-by- x *&k& *
country, development plan, But he
. differed from Eisenhower in sug-|promises on what this country: will Eisenhower made no specific
gesting it be nendiod through|do if the Arabs agree on his idea
the U, Ne * A * —and that’s questionable—for the
simple reason that he couldn't un-
The idea, in various forms, has til he saw what the United States
grown since then.
Humphrey laid out his idea aft- was getting into.
But say the Arabs eventually
Nasser may have achieved domi-
nation of the Arab states, Deal-
ing with him as boss of the Arab)r
world would be tougher than when
he was just as Egyptian dictator
in 1956.
Electrical Workers
End 30-Day Strike
DETROIT — Union electeical
workers ended their strike against
Detroit-area contractors yesterday,
30 hours,.after . Hthe® walkout was
called.
Federal Mediator E. M. Scony-|—
ers said‘members of Local 17, In-
ternational Brother of Electrical
Workers agreed to return to work
today... Terms of the settlement
were not announced.
" * «* |
The strike was the first by the
union in 65 years. It was called.
against members of the American
Line Builders Chapter of the
National Electrical - Contractors
Assn. The old — expired
last April.
* *
The walkout affected work at
Selfridge Air Force Base in
Mount Clemens and threatened to
delay the opening of the State of more than 800 million
gallons an acre per day without
difficulty. the company said.
Dowpak, made of layers of spe-
treated sheets of Dow’s |watchdog ae just + oe. attempts to depict the trip, of the
The paper questioned official
born
She leaves 10 children, 55 grand-
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apartment was rifled. Stolen were|of the transpolar .voyage was to'and four’ great great grandchil-
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| ee American Legion convention: in|Harry §. Truman is to address _ |rending
oe {Chicago next month if world con-|the group Sept. 3. Also scheduled] KANSAS CITY, Kan, (AP) ~jhan
By EARL WILSON | ditions permit, to speak is ‘of Defense |Dump truck operator Larence Mc-|at the
* 9g f.. ~ |Neil H, McElroy. _ |Mahan filled a well’ yesterday—j20-foot.
“WEW YORK—Men used to be the hecklers in night clubs| John §. Gleason Jr., national| The Legion will present its Dis-|with his dump truck,
but now the women are throwing the insults at the comedians.| Legion commander, said the Pres- Service Medal to Ber-) He arrived at a new construc-
pes men : didn’t quit voluntarily—the women made them “| ident will address the opening ses-'nard Baruch.
gus: Up so they could talk. ~~
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; allegation, who subs for’ Jack Paar on TV tls
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“punch lines before he can speak them. He has
‘ a comedy routifNe about wives. He begins it
@ by asking, “Now take my wife—PLEASE!” |
. “As soon as I say ‘Now take my,’ claims
WILSON . Henny, “some women in the audience yells
out, ‘husband—PLEASE!’ They know all the jokes. One
woman screamed at me, ‘I can do all those jokes.’ So I had
her gét up on the floor and try it. She was pretty good.
¥ told her she could be another Milton Berle, only we didn’t
need another one.” —
Henny finds that the women customers won’t heckle ane,
though, providing he is ridiculing husbands.
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- gays Henny. “If they get too loud, the headwaliter takes care
of them.”
About the rudest remark Henny makes back to a
woman is, “Is that your hat or did you rent a cabana?”
“Years. ago we would be rougher,” he remarked. “We
might look at a woman heckler and say, ‘Sex takes a holiday,’
or ‘Now you know why they find women cut up in trunks.’
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rough guys waiting for us outside with a revolver. Sacto
they'd come right across the floor at us ae "
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Dancer Gene Nelson and singer Danny Scholl almost came | to blows over bows during a strawhat “Oklahoma!” show.
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working exclusively on missiles
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Research on Lightning
BRISBANE, Australia~Research
workers at Queensland University
have built a special observatory
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mation about lightning. will be
aarti at United Kingdom head-
quarters of a 5year-dld program
of lightning-research studies, Air Force Fires
Advanced Rocket|",
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CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP)
— An advanced research . rocket
has been fired from ‘the Air Force
Missile: Test Center to probe the
earth's atmosphere.
The huge missile roared aloft
last night, flashing on and off in
a brief climb through the cloud-
The rocket’s
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National Advisory Committee for
Aeronautics.
Officials said the missile is
being used in a progrant of atmos-
pheric sampling to gain basic re-
search information.
Scientists hope the missile will
shed light on such problems as
manned space flight and an in-
tense field of radiation 600 miles
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scribed the situation in the For-
mosa Strait area as a serious,
thing could and might happen.”
But Vice Adni. Roland N. Smoot
told newsmen he doesn’t think
there will be an attack on For-
mosa, If the Reds do attack, he
asserted, the United States will
fully live up to its treaty commit-
ment to defend the Nationalist
Chinese island., .-
* * *
Smoot compared the increased
activity of Communist jets over
the Formosa Strait in the past
days with probing by infantry. He
said if this is followed by bomb-
ing and strafing of the Nationalist
offshore islands, coupled with
troop movements and concentra-
tions of invasion ships and bomb-
ers, then the situation will be
quite serious. . ~
The Nationalists, meanwhile,
claimed a bigger success than
reported in the naval
encounter yesterday off ‘the Red
- coast, .
* * *
“the Defense Ministry claimed
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By United Press International
The man wielding the gavel as
of the emergency session
of the U,.N. General Assembly is
a big man with a big voice, a big
laugh and a big knack for Keeping
things under control.
He is New Zealand’s ambassador
to the United States, Sir Leslie
Knox Munro, one of the most col-
orful personalities at the United
Nations, a5 Well as one of te elliact
diplomats,
TREMENDOUS WORKER
Six feet, two inches tall, and
brawny, Sir Leslie at 57 is an
imposing figure of a man, a tre-
mendous worker, with a ready
smile and booming laugh that
makes him a U.N. favorite with
delegates and reporters. alike.
His efficiency in running the
unwieldy gs has won
him mueh praise in the past. He
is known as a “quick man With
diplomacy. He studied law at the
was dean of the faculty of law at
Auckland University. He was born
in Auckland Feb. 26, 1901.
BECAME EDETOR
Prior to, and
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Bill Hearst, his Seattle Post-
Intelligencer’s financial editor and
Alaska Buff, Fergus Hoffman, and
I reached Ketchikan by Alaska
lard.
Back there lies a lot of mem- a endlessly down the Gulf of Alaska
* lwhat would normally be the coast-
Canada. dali Wk a LiF’ nies’ s ie
handle that stretches seemingly
like a kind of Chile shoring up
suite’ plane live the Mallard le. net
superb, It is utterly indescribable.
ANCHORAGE gave us a
chance to look at Alaska’s two
modest skyscrapers, meet Lt, |
Gen, Frank Armstrong (the in-
spiration for Cy Bartlett’s and
‘Beirne Lay’s “Twelve O'Clock
High”), done with Republican
publisher Bob Atwood and his
Democrat wife, and experience
Col. “Muk-Tuk” (Walrus Blub-
ber). Marston, the Amon Carter governor’
young Notre Dame man
with historic Gisttsction. He's
new running for the U.S. Sen-
ate,
This is a plug: | hope wy maki
it, He has such moving faith in)
Alaska’s. ability to sovercome its
weather, lack of people, need for
more roads, industries, everything. untapped oil, the $36,000,000
the Japanese are investing. in the pea ea ante pan no hs pee
fall each year, a sawdust ‘saloonjceive from the federal governmnt,
named the Red Dog, a fine hotel)the Siena seis ala Sede Gi at
Sitka to export rayon back home. their beneficiaries in New “York
State topped the billion-dollar mark/er,
in 1957, about $100,000,000 greater
than the year before, The pay-
field of Clare, Mich., ‘an oil deal-
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youlaney Sete 8 iow
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Alaska Ahead of U. Ss. in Pay-T V Endeavor ia stirs Seman ae
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South ee Islands
Told to Prepare in Case
ee Threatens Area
or about
2.200. miles ean - southeast of Boss Says 50-50
‘(Chance fér Moon Rocket | WASHINGTON (UPI)—A top air force
carrying robot to the vicinity of the moon
in the first lunar-probe launching expected
next week.
Lt. Gen. Samuel E. Anderson, comman-
der of the Alr Research and Development
Command, gave his first evaluation of the
nat rocket mounted at Cape Canaveral,
Roy W. Johnson, director of the Penta-
*| Gon’s advanced research projects agency,
Previously had estimated the chance of
| Success in the first lunar shot at “no better
thart one in ten.” .
However, Johnson’s estimate ap-
plied to a different degree of success.
In_the achievement he spoke of, the
raftio-equipped robot would pass at
least once around the moon and would
transmit to earth a picture of the
moon’s far side which has never been’ general claims the United States -has a -
“50-50” chance of blasting an. instrument- ¥
No actual date has been ‘announced
for the launching, but informed sources
said the blast-off could occur as early as
7 a.m. EST Sunday.
Anderson, who is the Air Force’s over-
all boss for both ‘Cape Canaveral and the
Ballistic Missiles Command at Inglewood,
Calif., discounted the fact that. the 100-
foot lunar rocket’s third stage has never
been flight tested.
He said in an interview the third stage
has received innumerable ground tests and
is “a good rocket.” ;
The first two stages of the lunar
rocket are the Air Force’s Thor-able,
which has carried two spacé-traveling
mice on 6,000-mile journeys‘ into the
South. Atlantic.
The instrumented robot journey to the
moon would. be 226,000 miles, and would
take at least two days. But only a small
amount of additional power is required be-
cause the 60-pound robot would be moving
in airless space.
“Ths is a severe hurricane,”
the bureau said,
x *. €
At the Air Force Missile Test
Center at Cape Canaveral on
Fiorida’s east coast, Cleo was
seen as no threat to the Air rocket, scheduled for . aaa Gentle Approach Used
ing. Before Tickets Issued Steel Industry Cutting
-|Outlays for Expansion
any characteristics of a tropical
storm.
* * *
The Weather Bureau said high-
est’ winds were 40 m.p.h. in scat-
tered squalls and announced it
would issue no more advisories leo’s predecessor, Becky, was -
believed to have degenerated into| HAGERSTOWN, Md. (AP) —| NEW YORK — The American a wide area of squalls with few ificity police are using. the gentle |Iron and Steel Institute reports that
approach on motorists
overtime at meters.
* * *
Chief Blair Overton has ordered
his men to scout around for. the
driver and warn him rather than parked| the industry, which his spent 10,
billion dollars for plant expansion
and modernization since World
War II, will greatly cut such spend-
ing this year,
Capital plea for 1958 are
Rossellini Says:
‘Happiness’
Found i in India
“Happiness is a southern wom-
an,” the nationwide circulation
Magazine L’Europeo quotéd -Ros-|67, was found in the basement of ‘would
sellini as remarking.
¥ 2+ £
But that, L’Europeo said, was
about all Rossellini would say in
connection with married Indian
scripteriter Sonali das Gupta, to
whom his name has been roman-
tically linked for over a year.
L’Europeo’s Rome correspond-
ent Oriana Fallaci quoted Ros-
sellini as flatly denying reports
that Mrs. Das Gupta, now report-
ed in a secret hideout in Paris,
had had a baby by him.
“There is no child,” Miss Fallaci
quoted Rossellini as saying in a
conversation with her.
* « *
“Now I will tell you a-thing I
have never told anyone,’”’. Miss Fa}-
laci quoted Roosellini as saying.
ie et J ese Shey, foes
happiness, happiness is a south-
ern woman.”
It was while ‘working on a se
ries of documentaries in India last
year that Rossellini met Mrs. Das
Gupta.
On his return to Europe last No-
vember he won legal separation
from his actress wife Ingrid Berg-
man, and last month a Rome court
Miss Bergman did not ly found happiness” in India. « {his dental wate Sarin a beating.
his throat during the attack.
: * *
unless the storm redevelops.
Force's attempt to launch a moon dicted by H. G. Wells in 1894. make money. write out a ticket at once. He|budgeted at one billion dollars,
points out the purpose of the po-|about $750,000,000 less than in 1957,
Use of: atomic power was pre-|lice is to serve the public, not to|when 7,300,000 tons were added to
the nation’s steelmaking =. marriage.
contest Rossellini’s annulment suit,
every 15 Handyman Quizzed
in Employer's Death’
* Sietbcat ta kei eel brag icon a iigsrarsr anyerntig
The Ry of Rudeek G. Fahl,
this store yesterday, partly hidden
under a pile of furniture pads and/|oyer.¢9
caydboard boxes in an obvious at-
tempt at concealment.
Police said Fahl apparently was
to|@ttacked in his bedroom in the rear
of the store, dragged to the base-
ment and hidden. His hands were
tied and he was clothed only in an
undershirt.
Results of a medical examina-
tion showed Fahl choked to death
when his dental plate jammed in
bd been
Miss Bergman plays Miss Ayl-|they won't. tell
ward in the movie, which has not}have suffered under the Commu-
been released yet.
A spokesmen for the film com-|never suffered so much pain as_
pany denied yesterday that the|over this picture.” ¥. film had been made without con-
sulting Miss Aylward. He main-| Amateur photographers in the. - U, S. own 35 million cameras, ‘ | tajned she was very enthusiastic
Investigators, who did not dis-
tandyman, ‘eid robbery was the Werwus OVER DEBTS:
afRS.S (SEDI CobNlRTtORR’ at zante: fee ra $00 SS motive. Fahl’s diamond
his late model Buick were polio
He reportedly had extensive ‘Teal
estate’ holdings.
The worker had been hired ony
last week, detectives said.
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3 brother-in-law and
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' of Garland avenue, Sylvan Lake.
While the visitors are here, the
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Also entertaining house guests |
this week are Mr. and Mrs. Clarence —
D. Curry of Canterbury drive. Their
' Sherrill Lyon of West, Walton
boulevard returned Wednesday by
plane following a six-week tour of
Holland, Denmark, Sweden, Eng-
‘land, Italy, and Ireland. Highlights
were stops in Monaco with a visit to
Monte Carlo and the World Fair at
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| -_—~- Mr. and Mrs. Floyd McRath of
| Elizabeth Lake road flew to Holly-
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rehearsal dinner for the
wedding party of Sharon Lee Ram-
Thomas Nichol was held
Thursday evening by Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Putnam at their Orcnard Lake
Ramsay is the daughter of
the Ernest -Lendlers of James K
boulevard and Donald Ramsey of -
Big Beaver. The prospective bride-
groom is the son of the Leland
Warren:
* * «&
Darrell H. Beach of Homestead
drive is attending graduate school .
at the second summer session of the
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‘Mr, and Mrs. Morris Lee Hall
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a son, Matthew Lawton,
Aug. 6 at Pontiac General Hospital.
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. Dr. John Marra (center), director of the
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preserve the blood far better
than the bottles did. They also Pontiac Press Photo
chairman of purchasing committee of Oakland County
Hospital Association, and Emma Howard, president.
The new blood procurement equipment was purchased
through the efforts of the association. *
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their daughter, Mrs. Robert E. Dear Abby .... Kershaw, and her: three sons, =e Fraser. and “aes & ’ 2400
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Mr, and Mrs. Harry Stark |
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Mrs. Richard Catron of ‘Den- Calle for
two weeks at the Vanderbilt
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Ralph H. Backus Jr. of Bir-
mingham.
7 * *& &
Mr. and Mrs. William Sproull
of Minneapolis have come with
their Small son to visit Mr.
and Mrs. W. C. Sproull.
A pound of rhubarb will
make about five servings of
fresh sauce or about a pint of
canned or frozen sauce. *
Girl a Terror
who lives next door is fat and —
jolly. He’s ancient. He must be
in his fifties. He keeps telling
me what a knockout I am and
how he envies the lucky man
who marries me. He is mar-
ried himself. He bet me a dol-
lar he could get both his hands
around my waist and he won.
Do you think he is harmless or
should I watch out?”
NEIGHBOR GIRL —
DEAR NEIGHBOR: This
foxy old wolf proclaimed DOL-
LAR DAY and got himself a
bargain. At 50, a man is not
= her, ‘she should visit a
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much like to have your opinion on this.”’
Answer: For an amount that
asked for, and willingly: given.
* “Dear Mrs. Post: We've been
{invited to a wedding and there
is no mention of our 12-year-
old son. We feel that since he
is no longer a little child and -
‘knows how to behave that he
should have been included. He
has counted so much on going.
Would it be correct to take
him?" ;
Answer: I’m sorry to say
that unless his name was in-
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not expected, and therefore
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And to include an especial few
is to risk hurting the feelings
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others.
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“DEAR ABBY: We are an
older couple and have some
dear friends with whom we
visit back and forth. Whenever
we go to their home for dinner
they let their parakeets fly
around the rooms. They also
don’t discourage the birds
when they fly to the table and
eat out of our dishes while we
are eating. I don’t think this
is very nice but we don’t warit~
to say anything. Abby, they
think this is cute, What do you
think?’’ - MRS. R. K.
DEAR MRS. R. K.: f think
friends are for the birds. - your
You wotld be perfectly within
your rights to ask them to
keep their little feathered
friends in their cages during
mealtime.
* * *
“DEAR ABBY: I fell in love
with: a ‘married man btt I
didn’t know he was married at
the time. I haven’t gone out
with him since I found out he’s
married but we see each other
at work every day, which
makes it hard for me to get
over him. I am old enough to
‘move out of my parents’ home
and get a job out of town,
which is what I'd like to do
because I know if I keep see-
ing this man at work I might
go back with him again. I
can’t tell my parents why I
want to leave. What should I
do?”
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‘Honored. |
at Bridal
Shower Martha Varney bride-elect of
James Chalmers was honored
at a kitchen shower Thursday
evening. at the Linden drive
home of Mrs. George Tremper.
Mrs, George Hurley of Flint
‘assisted her mother as co-
hostess,
Parents of the couple are
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Varney
‘ of Nelson street and Mrs. Alice
Creek. © Chalmers. of Battle
They will be married Sept. 27
at First Presbyterian Church.
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Guests at the shower were
Mrs. Varney, Mrs. Joseph Ed-
wards, Beth Tenny, Sharon
Hubbell, Mrs. Harry . Wood,
Barbara Wood, Mrs. Melvin
Brim, Mrs. Neil Gray, Mrs.
William Hilderley and Mrs.
Earl Bright.
Others attending were: Mrs.
Earl VanDyke, Mrs. -L. V.
Ostrander, Mrs. James Sutton,
Mrs. Eldred Mather, Mrs. Lyle
Venner, Carol Venner,’ Mrs.
Keen Haddad, Mrs. Wallace
Brown, Mrs. James Graybiel,
Mrs. Ralph Mason, Mrs. Rich-
ard Kuhns and Mery Kuhns of
| Dearborn.
Secretaries Unit
‘Meets for Picnic
Members of the Pontioak
' Chapter of the National Sec- ’
retaries Association held a.
picnic at the Kingston road
home of Mrs, Roberta Trayer
Wednesday evening,
Guests swere Elaine Harder,
Mrs. Sandra Higgins, Edwina
Delbridge, Lois Goigalas, Dor-
othy Hennard, Theresa Mc-
Veigh, Lottie Patton, Marcene
- Schnitcker and Francis _Vig-
neault. Blood Equipment amount of blood needed by a
patient can be put into the bags
which comes in many various
sizes. Previously, when a spe-
cific amount was taken from a
bottle, the rest could be saved
only a short time and wes then
useless, ;
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Also included in the new
equipment is a centifruge for
blood separation ‘and a com-
pressor, a special unit for tak-
ing various quantities of blood
It also can take blood_ by
weight and then shut off auto- .
matically.
“We can separate the various
important. components of the
blood now and give patients
exactly what “~ need,” says
Dr. John » director of
the hospital's nology jabore-
tory.
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“] have a small mole on
bust. Is this dagerous?”
Any mole which changes size
should be investigated. Also, if Q.
my
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the mole on your bust is placed ~
so the bra rubs it, it might be a
good idea to have it removed.
Ask your doctor.
Q. “I am a redhead and I
hope you have the answer to
my problem. I have freckles
ad I simply look awful in them.
1 simply hate them. I have
them on my face and arms, legs,
back and shoulders. When I get
into the sun they come out
darker, Is there any way I can
get rid of them?”
A: 1. really do not know of
anything that will bleach the
freckles. It will help if you use
one. of the screening creams or
lotions when you are out in the
sun. And enjoy your outdoor life
early in the morning or later in
the afternoon, when the rays are
not so direct, whenever possible.
Also wear a hat. There are also
make-up bases. which will hide
them.
Sandpaper surgery is sometimes
resorted to for removal of freck-
les. I do not think yours are ay
cises. A reader is advised to take hip-slimming exer- ,
The bicycle ride, above, is a good one. THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1
Have You Tried This?
4
‘le 80 acitchinive as you be-|=
Heve them to be. Some folks think| ©
they are attractive. 4 Pn bapocsiny vacageo
tiac Presd Hume tor
Q. “I am 14 years old and
hairy too young Here’s a recipe: for Lemon
= poems oar . Ge Meringue Pie that’s real
lemony. It comes from a cook
A, No, who made many such pies
Q. “I am 14 years old. I am long before the days of pre-
& teet, & inches tall.. What should pared fillings. Try it now
while lemons are in good sup-
ply. - « *
Now eighty-eight years old,
Mrs. Joseph Barnett has been
an active worker in civic af-
fairs for many years. She was
a charter member of St. Jo-
seph Hospital Auxiliary and a
member of Pontiac General
Auxiliary. She was the first
president of Temple a Ja-
cob Sisterhood. inches, waist 27 and hips 39.” | &
A. You should weigh around 125 |"
pounds. However, if you have a|-
very large frame you should weigh! ©
more. Your measurements are in|”
pretty good proportion. Take hip-|)
slimming exercises and follow
your doctor's advice in diet.
Q. “I am almost 30 years old
and of medium bone structure.
I am 5 feet, 6 inches tall and |~
weigh 138 pounds. My bust |*
measures 36, waist 28, hips 36.
My friends say I am fat but
my family thinks I am just
right. Who is correct?”
A. I hate to think that your
friends are jealous, but you are
Sept. 13, was honored at a
linen and miscellaneous shower
Wednesday evening at the Lake
Orion home of Lorene Rossman.
Parents of the couple are Mr. _A. Only the sugar in it. You
would have to chew lots of gum to
make this an important factor in
diet.
Tomorrow: ‘Vitamin Supple-
ments Fine But Food is Best
Source.” B. O'Connor of Detroit. aaa :
Wedding Plans _ | At the once ae Fox an-
Are Revealed ene a te meld of honor,
Zontas Gather at Kingsley Inn
Sixty members and guests
attended the dinner and busi-
ness meeting of Zonta Club
held at the Kingsley Inn Thurs-
day evening.
* * *
Mrs. Audra Francis of Sagi-
naw was elected president of
Zonta International at the 34th
International convention held
recently at the Waldorf Astoria
Hotel, New York City.
Delegates Mrs. Chad Mel-
linger and Dr. Pauline Spring
reported to the group on the
convention, The theme was
“Zonta Builds for the World of
Tomorrow.”
Guests of the meeting were Mrs. Robert L. Perrin of Pitts-
burgh, Pa.; Mrs. Leonard J.
Perrin of Louisville, Ky.; Mrs.
Marden Locey, Mrs, Paul Plot-
zer and Mrs. William Carls,
all of Milford; Mrs. David
Sharp, Mrs, Arthur McKinniss,
Mrs, Irving Foss _and. Mrs.
Rosalind Hill.
* * *
The charter dinner of the
newly formed Milford Club,
sponsored by the Pontiac club
oc held Sept. 15 at Mil-
Sapetnber Gemacen smestiae | will be held Sept. 11 at Edge- wood Country Club, Commerce
road, The noon luncheons will Sheila Fox, will be maid of honor,
Attendants at the Aug. 30
wedding of Margaret Atkins
and Terrance Erb will be
Nancy Clifton, maid of honor;
Mrs: Lonnie Whitlow, brides-
maid, and Mary Jo Atkins,
junior bridesmaid.
Parents of the couple are
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Atkins of
Cherokee road and Mrs.
Frances Erb of North Johnson
street. tron of honor.
Bridesmaids will be Mrs. Eé-
miund Petrimoulx, cousin of the
bride; Miss Rossman; Kathy
O'Connor, the prospective bride-
groom’s sister; and Amy Hause,
his niece,. will be flower girl. be resumed at Hotel Waldron,
Sept. 18.
The Eleventh Annual Confer- ©
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held Sept. 26-28 at the Hotel
Commodore Perry, Toledo,
Ohio, nor, with ushers Dennis .O’Connor,
bridegroom’s brothers: James Fox
Jr., the bride-elect’s brother; and,
Floyd Kanney, Philip Hause will
be ringbearer.
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‘His eccentric but fortune-mak-
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fun creating things, and putting
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shine that came out of a squeeze
bottle. Great idea: He flew his lit-
tle plane to the Midwest to visit
the inventor and -got himself a
lovely squirted-on shine. But the
solvent in it gave him: asthma.
w <k&e £
“I said if'this guy could change
|the solvent, I thought we had-a
deal..-He succeeded. So we sent
out the new, improved product. It
was great for a few hours, Then
the stitching came out of the shoes
and the soles fell off.”
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Another time, while Charlap was
testing a new gasoline additive, his
new car exploded with him in it.
A notable flop was a new eye-
glass cleaner whch he introduced
some time ago. It made spectacles
dazzling clean. ‘““But you had to
rub it in, there’s the rub. A woman the
won't stand for that.” Charlap says he'd give his eye-|spokesmen for. the Antitrust
teeth to find a great new product|vision believe the probe will
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FRIDAY, AUGUST Sn ige es 16,1958
SACK ON THE JOB — While pupils and faculty get a 10-week
oreak from school, it’s work as usual ~ and perhaps a little more
— for the ae of Walled Lake Senior High School Principal E. V. Pentiae Press Phote
aren: On the job getting everything ready for the new school
- year are (from left) Mrs. Evelyn Sterling, secretary; Ayrés; Oli-
ver Rose, assistant. principal, and Mrs. Wava Lindler, clerk.
Staff at Walled Lake High
_ Prepares for Opening Day By ELEANOR DUCKWITZ
Walled Lake Correspondent
WALLED LAKE — When the-8
o'clock bell rings on the opening
day of school on Thursday, Sept.
4, the casual visitor to Walled Lake
Senior High School will find. the
halls empty, and more than 1,100
students in their proper class-
rooms. Except for a few new stu-
dents in the office waiting to have
schedules made, he would think
“school had been in session for
weeks.
The orderliness will not be due
to the anxiety of the students to
return to their studies after'a 10-
‘week vacation, although many may
feel this way. Rather, it will be
the result of weeks of advance
planning and organization on the
part of Princiipal E. Vv. Ayres and
his staff.
Instead of the 10- eet break
which students and faculty mem-
bers have, this group was absent
from thier jobs for only four weeks
in July.
signing teachers to classes five
of the six periods each day.
Next comes the making oyt of
schedules by students. The_coun-
seling staff-assists with this task.
Counselors also visit the junior
high and the Dublin school whose
ninth graders will swell the student
body the next fall, This year’s
tenth grade class wil] have more
than 450 members.
The task of scheduling isn’t a
simple matter of putting so many
in a section and then filling others
in a routine matter, To complicate
the process are the classes that
only have one section.
Another factor which hag to be
considered is the brilliant stu-
dent. This fall there will be three
special sections of English for
10th graders who have demon-
strated an above average profi- About thirty = these were in a
special sae sere Oh erode
and they are to be ‘kept in
same biol section. A
The 11th ard 12th graders also
are divided in their English sec-
tions, with mast of the college prep/|
students kept together. considered and an attempt made
e|to see that each faculty member
has approximately the same. num-
ber of pupils daily.
* * od
Locker lists must be made out
and a master sheet kept of the
Area Residents Announce
Engagements, Weddings
An Oct.
planned by Dolores Carol Naubert
and Roger H. Spencer. Announce-
ment was made by the bride-
elect’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vin-
cent Naubert of 2603 Tampa Dr.,
Wolverine Lake. The prospective
~
CAROLE ANNETTE LINTZ
The engagement of Carole An-
nette Lintz to James O. Cooper
has been announced by her moth-
er, Mrs. Georgina D. Lintz of
29 First St., Oxford. The pro-
spective bridegroom is the son
of Mis. Addie Mae Thomas of
clency. Orlando, Fla, A Sept. 21 wed-
ding is planned.
Disc Data and Chatter re
Music in a the
“So, why is ‘Nel
Blu De Pinto De
Blu’ going to die,"
the sad-ceyed boy
exclaimed. That
was my astound-
‘ing prediction of
last week, one
record
charts oppose.
“To qualify the statement, I
didn’t. mean the song itself will
die, but ‘unless sale charts are
re‘ amped it most likely won't stay
in the top ten for long.
Why? Because there are near-
ly a dozen recorded versions of
i, fighting each other. More-.
over, two of the versions are
see-sawing back and forth in
popularity—those by Dean Mar-
tin and the originator, Dom-
enico. Modugno.
When you lump all the versions
together—or even the top two—
the song is a big hit. But record
charts only recognize a single -re-
corded version, Unless the public
picks one version and buys it
alone, the song will sell to a di-
vided public.
' *.% #
FIVE ACES: In keeping with
the above theory, let’s take a good|iae ating ¢
look at this week's top five sellers, |-p
“Little Star’ by The Elegarits is
out in first.place on a plentoas
ita own.
“A€Nel Blu De Pinto Dé Blu” we Smith: a » Round.
~ by Dick Saunders
by stref~hing a point, Domenico
has a slight edge over Martin at
this point, On the basis of his
sales alone, the tune can’t be
ranked second, but in total sales
it is a strong second.
aru es in third is ‘‘Poor Lit.
e
spot is being held down by Pere
Prado’s “Patricia.” 4 tie for fifth
place finds “Just A Dream” by
Jim Clinton (waning in popularity)
and “Devoted to You” by the Ev-
jerly Brothers ooking better all
the time),
*® * *
POP ALBUMS: For vocal fans,
August LP releases worth note in-
clude “Cole Espanole’ Capitol
W-1031) a collection of latin nym-
jbers by Nat King Cole; “Closer
Than A Kiss," (Columbia CL
1174) a group of romantic ballads
by Vic Damone; and “I Remem-
ber Russ” (Columbia CL-1164) an-
other “I Remember” LP by Jerry
Vale, this time a tribute to, the
memorable stylist Russ Columbo.
For the continental touch try
Baxter & his Orc ; for danc-| ready done its damage. Seven cows
it's ard to beat|lay dead in ie barn. .
Over Waves’ (Capitol} Draught said. their value was
T-1028) by Ray Anthony’s Orch-|$1,500.
estra; «and. country and and western}
fans will find, “Let's Live A Lit-| Materia) failures are responsible
tle” ¢ a rraain Uh elatepiony- uocintte’ bt: the’ Ubiied
“lst 8 second best, but only record shelf,
¥ " by Ricky Nelson. Fourth 17 wedding is being bridegroom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs, Harold Spencer of 7520 Sec-
ond St., Union Lake.
* * *
1303 W. Walled Lake Dr., have
announced the forthcoming mar-
riage of their Gaughter, Barbara
Jane, to Ronald D. Perkins of
White Lake. The wedding date has
been set for Aug. 23. 3
‘Mr. and Mrs. DeForest D.
Butler of White Lake have an-
nounced the engagement of their
daughter, Joyce Ann, to Willian:
d. Bell, son of Mr. and Mrs.
John H. Bell of Upper Long
Lake. A fall wedding is planned.
Jane Wilson and Phylan E.
Stevens. of North Branch plan to
be married Aug. 30, the bride-
elect’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Spencer Wilson of North Branch,
have announced. The prospective
Mrs. Florus Stevens of North
Branch.
ANNOUNCE $3 WEDDINGS
Announcements have been made
of the marriages of three Oakland
County . girls:
oe * *
Louella Mae Jacobs, daughter of
Clarkston, and Jerry W. Powell
spoke their nurtial vows at the
Waterford Community Church.
The bridegroom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Jewell Powell of 28765
Case St., Southfield Township.
The marriage of Kathleen
Kurzweil to John Juntunen .has
been announced by the bride's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Kurzweil of 3558 Winterberry
Dr., Orchard: Lake. The cere-
mony took place at St. Paul’s
Methodist Church in Cheboygan.
The bridegroom is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Juntunen of
270 Decker Rd., Walled Lake.
Making their home at 2565 Lake-
The former Barbara Ann _Bark-
Modugno, the Ttalian vocal star, |ham, the bride is the daughter of
Mr. ‘and Mrs, Walter J. Barkham
of 6234 Grass Lake Rd., Milford.
Parents of the bridegroom are Mr,
and Mrs. Stephen Merglewski.
»|Milking Cow by Hand
Saves Man's Life. .
milking machines on. his nearby
old-fashioned hand method yester-
day and it probably saved his life.
i o* * *
metal stanchions.
Draught was thrown away. from
fore a fire started.
e kk
“Confetti’” “gg T-1029) by Les} But the short circuit had al-
. dures,
| teady before teachers report on
Mr. and Mrs. James Grissom of}
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jacobs of!
side Dr., Milford, are newlywed} _
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Merglewski.|
BELLEFONTAINE, Ohio. (® —
Donald Draught, 73, has electric
farm. But he milked a cow by the
One of the machines short cir-
cuited and killed a.cow. The cow
fell over dead on the machine and
set off a chain reaction through
able to turn off the current be-
earner Sem eee ee
States. Finally, the teacher load must be numbers of the locks which are
assigned to each teacher for his
homeroom. Students are assigned
to homerooms alphabetically by
anced by numbers and master lists
posted throughout the building so
students can find the proper rooms
jon: Sept. 4.
In adilition, each faculty mem-
ber receives several handbooks
en school policies and proce-
all of which must be
Sept. 2. On that and the next
day, arrangements must be made
for group and department meet-
ings, briefing of new teachers,
and time allotted for preparing
rooms and lesson plans.
accomplished, and there are the
interruptions.
granted.
. Faculty members want to see
their schedules and there are the
parents who have all sorts of
questions to be answered.
the opening of sthool.
As the end of
opens, ‘however,
Rose, the assistant principal, and
indeed worthwhile. a ©
grades and these must be bal-
‘Numerous other tasks must be
A student may decide he wants
to change his schedule. If his rea-
sons are sound, then his request is
Graduates come in for assist-
ance with college applications or to
request recommendations for jobs.
New students are always wel-
comed. In fact, they are urged to
complete their enrollments prior to
vacation ap-
proaches, Ayres, and his staff find
themselves working longer and
thing in readiness. When school
gp edi gets
the secretaries, Mrs. Evelyn Ster-
ling and Mrs. Wava Lindler, can
see that the careful — was Jordan Rejects
U.N. Troops
Attempts of West to
Stabilize Mideast
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP)
station U.N. forces on her soil so
British troops could pull out
threatened today to hamstring
Western efforts to stabilize the
Middle East. :
- *« « &
The American and British dele-|
gations to the U.N. Assembly’s
emergency session on the Middle
East hoped, however, that Jor-
dan’s turndown ‘was only a token
gesture. ‘‘A lady never says yes
right away,”’ one Western official
said. :
Plans were also under way for
another trip by U.N. Secretary
Dag Hammarskjold to the Middle
East during which he could try to
persuade King Hussein’s govern-
ment to admit.a U.N. force to his
threatened kingdom.
* * *
Jordanian Delegate Abdel Mon-
em Rifai jolted the Assembly yes-
terday by declaring his govern-
ment would not agree to permit
either U.N. observers or military
units on Jordan territory. _
“What Jordan needs and asks
for,” he’ said, “is material assist-
ance ‘to reinforce its own army
and security forces.”
Such a refusal could torpedo ef-
forts by the United States and
Britain to put through a formal
proposal for replacement of their’
troops in Lebanon and Jordan with
U.N, pa.
* *
Both the bat and the Soviet
Union had been in tacit agreement
that U.N. units of some sort Threatens to, Hamstring!
— Jordan’s rejection of a plan to |
UPI Telephote
nally was scheduled to fly to New York on the _ —
ill-fated KLM airliner which carried 99 persons
to their death, but had changed her- plans in
Amsterdam. The Pennocks, who have 10 other
children, hadn't seen Marjike, their oldest, in
17 months. REUNITED WITH ROYAL OAK PARENTS—
Marjike Pennock, 17, a tuberculosis patient from.
the Netherlands, is hugged by her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Pennock of 209% W. 5th St., Royal
Oak, after arriving safely at Idlewild Airport,
N. Y., aboard companion flight of airliner that
crashed into Atlantic yesterday. Marjike “—
Commerce Dairy Barn
Demolished by Flames first saw mene scoping.
ae ee
COMMERCE TOWNSHIP — A Fire Chief Ray Price. There were
four-hour fire late yesterday after-/n0 serious ‘ through the floor.
noon destroyed a large Commerce Besides - ments from Walled and Novi,
erry omer i en et ol eg townships were called out. Commerce fire truck arrived at
‘Damages to the building and
its contents were estimated at
should take over.
WASHINGTON (AP) — A new
fury of Senate debate was in pros-
pect today over reports that the
Pentagon has been studying pos-
sible circumstances under which
the United States might surrender
in an atomic war.
* * *
The subject set off a veritable
storm of criticism in speeches
last night. At one point an at-
tempt was made to close the gal-
leries to the press and public be-
cause of the seriousness of the
topic. But if-wasn’t done. ;
The United States has never lost
a war and the legislators were
indignant that the military should
be having even the slightest
er.
x *« *
proposed tacking onto a $3,594,-
000,000 supplemental appropria-
tions bill a rider that would nulli-
ify any surrender study contract
road, Ortonville. Mr. and Mrs. MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM H. KILLIAN
Honeymooning in northern Michigan are the former Barbara
Ruth Kennaday and her husband William H. Killian. The couple
was married Saturday evening at the Ortonville Methodist Church.
The bride’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Karl Kennaday of Oakwood
George Killian of Church street,
Ortonville, are parents of the bridegroom, ‘Surrender Study Rumor
Stirs Up Storm in Senate.
Sen, Richard B. Russell (D-Ga) bes
s itime situation is trea’ Township| the barn by the time they ar- Other departments fol-
opal tae Aamo P| rived however. There was no Soon : 1! water supply available, Price | en ‘were still st the said. Efforts’ were concentrated |scene at el p.m. to keep the in keeping the fire from spread. (fire ing to nearby buildings, =| .
Can't Stand 35 Kittens 4 ‘
Sues for Dive Bivores, :
.
ara , he said, neither he nor
were able to save combnia Site e
Destroyed in the 104 re 6 and bar any payments in connec-
tion ‘with it. :
Russell, chairman of the Sen-
ate Armed Services Committee,
said most Americans would rather
die than see their country under
the ‘yoke of another power.
sec-
wouldn’t agree to any talk about,
surrender of the United - States.”
Hagerty said Eisenhower had or-/
dered an immediate investigation
of the reports about the surrender
study.
But even as the furor raged
there was no solid confirmation
that the Pentagon was undertak-|
ing any special surrender study.
A spokesman would only say that|
it was standard military practice
TRACE ORIGINS
engages in national security re-
search. Rand, which has a con-
tract with the Air Force, g
the ways in which other
have surrendered in the
* * ;
The study, completed ijast year,
was recently published in book
form with the title “Strategic Sur-
render, the Politics of Victory and
Defeat.”
But Rand denied that the study|
dealt with any possible American#e~
setback. mtries
book déal with any~ hypothetical
U.S. surrender,” the firm said.
“The question of
an opponent of the U.S. in a
treated solely
the context of a termination of
war in which the U.S. woud
victorious.”
KNOWLAND SPEAKS
in Bos
ing smacking of any suggestions|f-
of American surrender,
The Republican leader, told the}
Senate he could say ca ( Heater and Delrosters—Windshield Washers
that Eisenhower had not author-
ized and has no knowledge of any
surrender study.
the vocabulary of the President of
'the United States,” Knowland said.’
She'll Hand Out Fruit to erviceraen
ROMEO — Peach Queen
the cow he was <milking and was/Brookshear left - her Wolettand
Township home early this morn-
ing to visit Selfridge Air Force
Base near Mount. Clemens, While
there she was to tour the base,
_ hall,
* *«,*
Accom
meo, Jill Trask, - board a jet plane and hand out
peaches to servicemen in the mess)
panying her were her two maids’ of honor, /Patsy Carr of
Utiea~ and Carole Ryden of Pon-
tiac plus an attendant from Ro- Erie aboard a 45-foot
eal Peach Queen to Visit Selfridge Other members of the party in-
cluded the girls’ escorts and sev-
eral members of the Peach Festi-
val Board.
the Queen’s days will be increas-
and television appearances,
“The word surrender is not in : License—Taxes and Title Transfer
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Joe Zakarian of Detroit ‘finished
the opening round of the $25,000 St."
Paul Open golf tournament yes-
terday in a 10-way tie for 7th
place.” His score was 34-32—66.
* * *
Hamtramek won the Pony
League regional baseball tour-
nament Thursday at Paducah,
Ky., with a 2-1 victory over
Akron, 0.. Hamtramck now ad-
vances to the Pony League
World Series Aug, 21 at Wash-
ington, Pa.
*« * *
Teams from the United States,
Mexico, Canada, Cuba. and Peru
were expected in Grand Bahamas
this weekend to compete in the Ist
International Spearfishing tourney.
* * *
Elliott’s Furniture drubbed
Elizabeth Lake Estates «yester-
day, 14-4, to enter the finals in «J
the “A” division of the Water-
ford Little League softball play-
offs. Elliott's meets Pankey’s
Hangar Grill Saturday in the
Drayton Plains ball park at 1:15
p-m, for the Little League title.
* * *
Bay City and Owosso polished
off their opponents yesterday and
moved into the 3rd round of the
36th annual American Legion state
baseball ca at Bay
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PRESS Box | Noted Coach Succumbs to Heart Attack
LOS ANGELES (® — Death,
apparently from a heart attack,
yesterday ended the career of one
of America’s great football coach-
es, Henry “Red’’ Sanders of
UCLA. He was 53.
Sanders, who came here from
Vanderbilt in 1949 and developed
UCLA Bruin teams of powerful
pre-eminence, died in a second-
floor room of a small hotel near
the downtown area.
* * *
A blonde woman, about 30, who
identified herself as Ernestine
Drake, was sitting in a chair a
few feet from Sanders’ body when
police arrived. She said she was
with him when he died, He was
wearing pants, shoes and socks
but no shirt. —
“He complained of the heat,”
Miss Drake said. ‘‘He ordered two
soft drinks’ brought to the room.
We talked of football and I said
I didn’t follow the game. ‘Football
is a great game,’ he said. ‘You
should come out this fall and see
words.”’
Miss Drake said “Sanders / sud-
a few games.’ Those were his last| over on one side of the bed. She
said she-ran for help, and when
she returned she found him on
the floor.
denly clutched his chest and rolled / HENRY (RED) SANDERS ‘
anders Dies Suddenly in Hote the told a reporter she is a
clothes model, born in Vienna.
Sanders had no record of a heart
ailment, but’ homicide detective
R. T. Reid said a heart attack
apperently caused death. An au-
‘|topsy will be performed,
Sanders was a progressive, im-
aginative, inventive coach who
had a 27-year coaching record of
102 wins, 41 defeats and 3 ties.
Fellow coaches across the nation
voted him Coach of the Year in
1954.. That was the-year the Bru-
ins won nine games and became
‘UCLA's first undefeated and un-
tied team.
UCLA was searching for a
coach who could give it parity
with its home-town rival, the Uni-
iversity of Southern California,
when it came upon Sanders at
Vanderbilt.
He gave the Bruins hine top-
flight teams and took them to the
Pasadena Rose Bowl after the 1953
and 1955 seasons, but ‘lost both
games to Michigan State.
Sanders got the main job done,
though. His Bruins won six of
nine games against Southern
California. all Pla ¢
COACH AND CO-CAPTAINS
Graham (center) of the College
team talks over the prospects for tonight's game
— Coach Otto
All-Star football AP Wirephete
against the Detroit Lions with his co-captains,
Dan Currie (left) of Michigan State and King Hill
of Rice Institute.
Tigers Robbed’ at Cleveland
SPOmEs| Power Steals
Home 2 Times
in Wild Game Theft in 10th Inning
Gives Tribe 10-9 Win
Over Bengals
KANSAS CITY w — If the De-
troit Tigers have taken out theft
insurance in the past 24 hours
they might feel a bit more at
ease in showing up op. the base-
ball diamond today.
* * *
They were the victims of an
outright steal yesterday in losing
a 10-inning game to the Cleveland
- Indians, 10-9. The thief was third
baseman “Vic Power, who stole
home plate — not once but twice.
It was the first time such a feat
had ever been performed in the
American League.
Today the Tigers meet the
seventh-place Kansas City Ath-
letics and they’re hoping to do
better against Ralph Terry than
they did against five Cleveland
pitchers in Thursday’s wild game
which saw the lead change
hands several times,
The Indians just had too much
power. Vic’s two steals proved
the winning margin for Cleveland
and stopped Detroit's winning
streak at five games.
* a” *
Power’s first dash home came
fn the eighth inning, and put the
Indians ahead, 9-7, But Detroit
tied things up, in the ninth with a
couple of runs, one of them un-
earned. The tallies came on a)
walk, two singles and an error by {facts of life for a manager of
Beat Redlegs Again While Bucs Are Idle
By United Press International
Pitcher Joey Jay and the Mil-
waukeé Braves wasted no time
introducing Jimmy Dykes to the
the Ciricinnati Redlegs.
Dykes,
Tebbetts yesterday, escaped the
embarrassment of suffering a no-
hit defeat by only one: single last who succeeded Birdie | 22 meetings last season and last
night’s victory made the 1958
count 11-3.
Jay, the National League's
“Player of the Month’”’ in July,
struck out four batters as he
notched his seventh win against
| four’ losses.
Bill Bruton homered for the
night when the Braves spoiled his
debit with a 30 victory.
Jay yielded only a sixth-in-
ning single to Jerry Lynch for
eight innings and Warren spahn
pitched the ninth after the 6-
foot, 4-inch Milwaukee rookie is-
sued his eighth walk to lead off
the frame. Braves’ first run in the first in-
ning and Wes Covington’s triple
and an error made it 2-0 in the
second. Roy McMillan’s error and
Del Crandall’s single built the lead
to 30 in the eighth. Don New-
combe suffered his llth defeat
against two -victories.
The win restored the Braves’
lead over the idle second-place
Thus, Dykes was introduced to
ithe fact that probahly led more
than anything else to his predeces-
sor’s failures — the Redlegs just
can't beat the Braves. The world Pittsburgh
and left them 642 ahead of the
third-place San Francisco Giants
who beat the St. Louis Cardin-
als, 4-3, in an afternoon game.
champions whipped ’em 18. times in
Seeking City Five former titleholders, acd
ling defender Paul Bada, The Los Angeles Dodgers downed
5 Past Champs Amona 30
Golf Crown Championship this weekend
Pontiac Municipal course. at
catcher Russ Nixon on a throw to/among the 30 players who will] The past champs in the field, be-
the plate. Al Kaline scored De-
troit's ninth and final run of the
day. ;
In the 10th, the bases were
foaded by the Indians after
singles by Power and Nixon and
an intentional ‘walk to Larry
Doby. Then Power pulled his
record-breaking. steal. :
Rocky Colavito. clouted two
home runs for the Tribe and team-
. mate Vic Wertz also hit for the
circuit. Harvey Kuena homered
for the Tiers:
* *
Ten ecm saw .action and
allowed 29 hits... Frank Lary took
his llth loss against the same | Baltimore
number of wins, while Gary Bell |wasn
gained his seventh victory against
six defeats.
* * *
Billy Hoeft will be seeking his
ninth win in 18 games for the
Tigers today. Terry is after his
eighth in 17. a
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Teesiruck out for MecLish in 6th;. b—
Walker for =e in 8th; c—Hit home run
d—Singled for Frat |g Ng a: an for Zernia} in 9th;
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scored), Cleveland .| DP er,
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*b-Bell, HR—Kuenn, Colavito Werts, | Phil 2, Minoso. S—Avile, ‘ seek the City Medal Play Golf
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Detron see eoeee 560508 1649
|Boston ... * 4 3% Cleveland an 18%
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TERDAY’S Resuiits
Cleveland 10, Detroit innings
New Yor! Bor
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Los Ate 7,
San Francisco 4,
iiwaukee 3,
Time?
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| 100— sides Bada are five-time ner
Glen Harding, 1955 titlist Ed Wasik,
Ron Rothbarth and Mike Andonian.
Bada,, who always seems to
shoot well over Municipal’s de-
ceptive 18-hole layout, will be
the man to beat when many of
the city’s best golfers start
leaving the Ist tee at 12 noon
. Saturday. Braves Pad NL Lead ‘the Chicago Cubs, 7-3, in the oth-
er N. L, game,
_In the American League, the run-
away New York Yankees walloped
the Boston Red Sox, 8-2, Vic Pow-
er’s second steal of home gave
the Cleveland Indians a 10-9 tri-
umph over the Detroit Tigers and
the Chicago White Sox defeated
the Kansas City Athletics, 5-2.
Willie Mays snapped a 2-2 tie
with an eighth-inning homer and
Orlando Cepeda doubled home. an-
other tally to lead the Giants to
their victory over St. Louis. Johnny
Antonelli won his 13th game al-
though 41-year-old Marv Grissom
went in to retire the last batter
in the ninth. Daryl Spencer also
Giants,
Dodgers’ 10-hit attack with
round-trippers that helped hand
Johnny Kucks yielded only four
hits over the last six innings to
ees. Mickey Mantle was tossed out|A
of the game for arguing a ball-
strike decision in the fourth in-
ning but Tony Kubek’s three hits |
‘and two each by Hank Bauer and 77"
Gill McDougald made up for his)
absence, Dave Sisler suffered his|
sixth loss for Boston.
Ray Moore scattered five hits
to win his ninth game for the
White Sox, who took over sole
possession of second place in the
A. L. Luis Apraricio extendéd his
consecutive-game hitting streak to
12 games with two hits and Bubba win his eighth game for the Yank- revi a 20 a
NEW YORK ® — Ty Cobb advo-
cates greater use of the stolen
base, thinks modern players don’t
show enough initiative and inven-
tiveness, and blames the batters,
not the pitchers, for the recent
beanball epidemic.
Otherwise the garhe of baseball
is being played not much differ-
ently from his day —-with due
allowances made for the lively
ball. And he believes such stars
as Mickey Mantle, Ted Williams,
Stan Musial, Willie Mays, Whitey
Ford, Alvin’ Dark, Hank Aaron
and Eddie Mathews would—have
been stars in the 1910's, '20’s Georgia Peach Speaks His Piece
Modern Baseball Players
Lack ‘Initiative’ Cobb
type of play has given way to
slugging, swing - from - the - hee!
craze.
“T still insist there is room
bunt,
stolen base. These tactics have
been almost completely discarded,
Cobb acknowledged he was a:
favorite target for pitchers but
he rarely got hit. i
“I was pretty nimble on my
feet,” he said with a smile, ‘‘and (ets, Busines
9s Win Openers Start City Baseball
Loop Series, Beating
Union, Lumber Clubs
vincing victories, last night* on}.'
Wisner and Jaycee-Park diamonds, |
to open the. “‘best-ohthree” series
leading to city championships.
The Jets crushed ClO No. 594
under a barrage of 17 hits, 11-1, |
while the Business club out-
lasted Talbott Lumber, 12-9,
I could dodge 'em pretty well.
, It's. the_players’ own fault they
get hit so often, Cobb contended.
and '30’s.
* The 71-year-old Hall of Famer,
and former Detroit Tiger great,
thinks the modern era of ath-
letes breeds a pretty good crdp
but he adds that the old timers
were more aggressive, and had
mere initiative, will to win and
devotion to their work. -
“T realize we are in a different
era today,” the remarkably erect,
alert and rugged-looking Georgia
Peach said in a recent visit to
New York to attend an Old
Timers’ game at Yankee Stadium.
“The. home run now reigns
supreme. The brainy, old-fashioned |
night where he left off in his
successful fight against fi
visions of a heavyweight
Phillips knocked in, two runs to
pace the White Sox’ attack.
title dancing | in their —
The annual 36-hole Tournament
runs tomorrow and Sunday with 18
holes slated each day beginning at
12 o'clock:
Bada won the City crown for the
2nd time last year, defeating An-
donian and youthful Jack Reynolds
Reynolds, the MSU golfer, is un-
able to compete this year.
Andonian, who defeated Bada
in June at Pontiac Country Club
to win the State Publinx crown
for the 3rd straight year, is
—| paired with his old rival on open-
ing day, along with A. K. Bur-
ton, last Saturday’s qualifying
medalist.
Several standout players in the
field who have never won a City
championship but must always be
as strong contenders in-
clude Chuck Barker, Dick DeWitt,| ’
Dick Robertson and.Joe Burgdort—
to name just. a féw. «
Saturday’s pairings and. tee-off
times:
12:00—Tom Thum, Dick teberteon, Gene
12: :10—M. G’bhaughnessey, Brinker, Steve
12: sic om em Berson, Joe Burgdor!, Jim
12:30—Al "Papesian, Joe Gaines, K. Cat-
13: “40-Chuck | odenagy Rube Wideman,
32: s0—helph lerphy, Dick DeWitt, Nick
Columbus Burton,
110—Bad Cooper, Bob ra Bill
1:20
1a0_feal Dada, Mike Andonian, A. K.
+ in a sudden-death playoff.,).
PLAN AERIAL ATTACK — Star quarterback from Michigan
for tonight's game with the Detroit Lions at Chicago’s Soldier
Field. On. either side of him are
and “Fred Dugan (right) of Dayton University. Jim Ninowski (21), College All-
State, tries a pass in preparation
Bob Jewett, Michigan State end, “They all swing from the heels,”
he said, “‘with their legs spread
as-far apart as they can. They
simply can’t get out of the way
of those inside pitches.”
Casey Nervous!
Uses ‘Pincher’
to Get Tallies
BOSTON (% —. New York
.|Cox» went all the way as the despite being outhit, 12-11. Two
LeRoy Nichols’ 4-bagger in the jteam in the last decade.”
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All Star Coach
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Against Lions Otto Hopes His Speedy
Backs Can Run Around
Detroit Secondary
By BRUNO L. KEARNS
Sports Editor, Pontiac Press
CHICAGO — AllStar football
coach Otto Graham admits that
the 1958 crop of cdllegians assem-
bled here to meet the Detroit Lions
is one of the best in several years,
.|but he scoffs at the statement of hig
former pro coach Paul Brown wh@
said, “this is the best All-Sta®
“These kids are good and
they've worked hard but they can’t
cope with the experience of the
pros,” said Graham. 4
For this reason the former
Cleveland quarterback says he;
will call all the plays from the:
with the Browns.
“The .reason is very simple,”
says Graham,” these quarterba:
will be jittery and I believe lik
Paul Brown does, that we, can
a lot of things that the
. iad
1st accounted for two runs for
PBI, while Don Talbott got one
in the big 2nd for Talbott's.
Jets scored five times in the
first frame to ice the win. Gene
winner.
Lumbermen took the lead over
| PBI in the 2nd with a Srun blast,|: only to see PBI drive in. four
With a current membership of
about 100, Oakland County Sports-
men's club sports car group is ex-
panding steadily, and making
‘
Grid Physicals Set
at West Bloomfield 4
West Bloomfield High School’s
Don Bradford today announced
first moves looking forward to
the 1958 football campaign for
his school.
Physical tests for veterans will
be held at 9 a.m. on Aug. 25 and
the following day at the same
time and place (physical ed office)
for newcomers.
Bradford also announced that
the Keego eleven would open the
season Sept. 19 against Bob Mine-
weaser’s Pontiac St. Michael club,
A home and home agreement has
been signed. Game will mark the
first meeting between the schools
; say football.
Title Test for Girls
GREENWICH, Conn, (AP) ~~
Judy Eller of Old Hickory, Tenn.,
the defending champion, and
Sherry Wheeler of Glasgow, Ky.,
meet today in the 18-hole final
round of the 10th U, Junior’ ~ Small Sports Car Racing
Group Expands Program
plans for an active fall a win-
ter campaign of racing, both on
terra firma and the ice of nearby Townsend lake. Group members
come from as far as Bowling
Green, Ohio, Course is the only
privately-owned track in ‘the Mid-
west,
we &
Second of a series of three
events takes place Sept. 13-14 on
the 1.3 mile testing race course
at the OCSC grounds, Third test
is~set for Oct. 11-12, All are en-,
titled “pioneer trials’. First in
the series, last weekend, was won
by DeLos Palmer of Toledo, driv-
ing a Jag KK140. Palmer hit 25
minutes for the run,
Races are open to all small
sports car drivers. Cars include
VWs, Renauilts, Swedish Volvos,
Saabs, British’ Vauxhalis, Cor-
vettes, Jags, Mercedes, Austin
Healeys and others.
Harry Barnes is group prexy.
Bob Gubbins, Bob Clift, Bob
Moody and Dick North are active
in conduct of the races.
* «> *
“Eventually we hope to pace
(blacktop) the course, probably by
next summer, and ther we will
be able to hold wheel-to-wheel
everits”, says’ Moody. “Events
now are run on strictly a time
=e \
Girls’ Golf. Champlonship\ PJ es .
. fon if the fourth inning with the |ClU> won the regular league sea- ‘ Yanks shead 3-2, pens ey August, September “I had heard in the third inn- coe IETS an ° ing that a manager (Birdie Teb- |, oe ; Hunt Fixtures Set betts) fest ‘leet © fob,” sit |B ** 3 Ot. re
Schedule of fixtures for Meta-| Teplied. “So I got a Uttle ner- “Thom ep Leh muce =| Stk ‘|mora Hunt swingouts during the} Yous and decided fo get some |Riccut i 31% So's” aii rest of August and midway in Sep-| Tuns.” sone a8 8 393
tember has been set up, starting) Slaughter came through with | W'mre. 3» 38 Smith, if 000
Saturday, as follows: a two-run double /and the New |Werue's H Simmons, > 301
aera ta? 33s Regs cat) en ee a jon roads, .. a6 en- vi 216 32 11 18
ty Gardner ged Ren eas, Birmingham LL Ni Sete IIIT BER Soa ab f pay ona ‘Devtoes Lake Tends: Aug. 38 : ing a TALBOTT. * a eat the young entry show. D | oO ABRE . ABRA
Labor Bay , Sept “reat Remnels: gent. * dhs is wa pponent B. Creviar okt A clk rye am.) @ - 3 swe ) : - i
eae cate ep gat Po ae First yound of action for Bir-lLaRoe tt 402 sminiv 41 4,hart Placekicking the conversion (7 a.m Rock “Valley — ih pep wh Little Leaguers, Michi-|tustice, © 131 Wine thee 323 for the Stars. In 1953 the Lions isa Bent 13, Sbastunera clu pt.i n. ghaimpions, in the regional Siivensicy, 18 4 13 S. Orr, it : 3 } 8 whipped the Collegians 24-10 and
ae y at Napierville Ill. pits the|7.cro'dii If 306 BOM Sb-% 3 1 $|12 1954 the Motor City ‘crew smoth- subdrban nine t Dav Deschaine, If 100 Bell, rf 30 2/ered the Stars, 314,~
DeJohn Tries Again tt ee 733 9g Ia., club. Holler, p = 1:00 i ’*~ tk &
/The draw sends the clubs fogeth- 30 9 12 712 11 e veteran among Lion coaches ROCHESTER, N.Y. .(AP)—Mike|/, Talbott ...Asess. Seas "22 : DeJohn attempts to pick up toy|\ er at 4 p.m. Saturday : BI saseqeuveseausaces 04 04 ax it ol cestetant tenet ‘ Rend we
tions. However, indications point to
the largest crowd since Detroit's
last appearance in 1954 when 93,470 -
watched the: classic.
Detroit has always drawn well
in the annual game. The last
three years, in two games
against the Browns and a game
with the Giants, the crowd fig-
ured around 75,000.
Estimate for tonight goes about
80,000 with some 8,000 Lions’ fans
from Michigan in the crowd.
Thunderstorms predicted for to-
day are expected to clear by game
time, which will be 8:30 p.m. It
will ‘be televised nationally.
Civilian Marksman
Wins Pistol Crown
CAMP PERRY, Ohio ® — A
civilian today held the pistol
championship of the United States’
for the first time in the 22-year
history of the competition. ;
James Clark, 35, a gunsmith
from Shreveport, La., won the
, 11958 title yesterday. After a three.
day grind in firing the. .22 caliber,
58 caliber and AS caliber.
he wound up with a score 2.508
points of a , 700.
Mrs. Gertrude, Backstrom ot
Hoquian, Wash., “posted * a
of 2,583 and won the women's
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Hopes Fade for New G Pi eee Wee eo |
ix-Redleg Manager Watches More of the Same x *
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z.|Idle Tebbetts Is Spectators it was wdfte Redleg General Manager Gabe
! Said recommend ia (o auaier kigy at last night’s game. Earli-|.
Paul had said, “I certainly
organization. I have never worked
with a -manager who was more
cooperative.”
-* * *
9 be ee nels See.
well, usually a deadpan character, seems to be the retiring manager also got a
bie baal bakes several of bie biny-
ers,
1. “It's a lousy shame, "said
pitcher Joe Nuxhall. “He’s a
great guy. and an exceptional
baseball man. The thing he did
took it out on Birdie. We knew
for the’rest of this season but the
ae =" ey a et “til ¢ P.M,
IElks Win District ‘A’ Softball Crown ‘Mistakes |Syracuse, Washington, Stanford
good, Con erence
‘(Slight Chance
of Irish, Cadets |
can OF Navy Joining ‘College: Officials See
‘Big 5’ Forming Loop
to Replace PCC
CHICAGO (i ces of a
new. college foo conference to
fill the gap opened by the death
of the Pacific Coast Conference ap-
peared weak today.
# * * -*-
College officials, in Chicago for
toriight’s All-Star football game,
said that chances for a nation-wide
league which would comprise such
teams as Army, Navy, Notre
Dame, Miami of Florida, Pitts-
burgh, Southern California, UCLA,
and CAlifornia were anything but
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Patterson Thinks Roy’s Spoofing
Los ANGELES (®—Heavyweight
challenger Roy. Harris says he'd
be willing to fight champion Floyd
Patterson winner-take-all, but the
champ thinks the Texan was just
Spoofin’,
Both left their training camps|'
yesterday for a local television
appearance during which Harris
claimed he'd be willing to take
nary @ penny should he lose Mon-
day night.
Patterson, who knows Harris
stands to collect $100,000 win or
lose, answered: Harris Willing to Fight
on All or Nothing Basis
The challenger;from the Texas
community’ of Cut and’ Shoot is
undefeated in 22 pro fights.
a, Ee Patterson was asked what. he
thought of reports he looked sloppy
in training.
“T don’t feel sloppy,”’ he said.
“T can't see myself, but I don't
feel that way. In the last week, THE PONTIAC PRESS; FRIDAY, AUGUST. 15, 1958 _ >
sn Matton 2, Mote: articles the
Piyer,chasaes, thi "balf-ape, Sad
the Detroit
the New
York Yankees in 1957—when they
boasted they would do it—they|-
adopted a policy of ‘cautious _opti-
mism for 1958.
The Detroit club finished fourth,
20 lengths behind the champions,
it’s been coming around.” last season. Apparently the 1958
Par at St. Paul Takes Terrifie Beating —
“T think that’s more of a joke.
I don’t think Roy really thinks
that way.”
They left the point that way.
Both appeared calm, collected
and unlike two gladiators who
will box Monday over a 15-round
. route or less for the world’s
heavyweight championship.
Harris, asked if he thought he
had improved in recent months,
replied:
“I think [I've improved quite a
bit. I have a lot better control|
of my left hand, my footwork is
better and I move around wees
Church Softballers
Open Tourney Today
-. Two games will be played to-
night, on the Pontiac Jaycee field,
in a church team softball tourney
that includes clubs from Reorgan-
ized Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter Day Saints, in Pontiac,
Lake Orion, Port Huron, Detroit
and Wayne. Port Huron has two
entries, both in action. tonight.
Tourney is a single loss elimina-
tion event.
Tonight’s games, both at 7:45
o'clock: — Port Huron No. 1 vs.
Redford at No. 2 field; Port Huron
No. 2 vs. Lake Orion at No: 1
field.
Winners meet Saturday at 2 p.m.
on the same field, along with
Pontiac vs. Wayne, and a consola-
tion tilt. Victors of the two
tourney tests play for the top spot
at 5 p.m. Hebert, Jacobs Set Pace ST, PAUL, Minn. (AP)—Lionel
Hebert, 1957. PGA champion. from
Lafayette, La., apd 23-year-old
Tommy Jatobs of Whittier, Calif.
took a slim one-stroke lead into
the second round of the $25,000
St. Paul Open golf tournament
today. c
x * *
While they held the first-day
lead in the wildest scoring orgy
in the long history of the Keller
Course event they -were just. one
shot ahead of four others, and two
strokes in front of 10. more. Still
another group of 10 were only
three strokes off the pace as 26/
players shot\5-under-par 67s or
better on the par 36-36—72 layout
that carries a yardage of 6,557,
PGA officials with the touring
pros called it the greatest opening
scoring of the season in any tour-| %
nament and one of the hottest first
rounds in recent years. A total
of 64 in the starting field of 123
broke par and 15 more equalled
it.
Sam — White Sulphur
Springs, W. Va., Frank Stranahan,
Paradise, Fla., Cary Middlecoff,
Hollywood, Fla., and Doug Ford
of Paradise were bunched at T-
under-par 65.
Among those bracketed at 66 as
the field moves into the second
round, which may ¢all for par
or better to make the cutoff at the
36-hole. mark, were PGA champ
Dow Finsterwald, Tequesta, Fla.,
Art Wall, Pocono Manor, Pa., Bob Rosburg, Palo Alto, Calif., Mike
Souchak, Grossingers, N.Y., and
Ken Venturi of San Francisco, de-
fending champion in the tourney.
* * *
Leading money winner Anrold
Palmer of Latrobe, Pa., Gene
Littler of Singing Hills, Calif,, and
Ernie Vossler of Midland, Tex.
were among those with 67s. finish will be ‘little better, if any.
time ‘came to make the
moves te improve chances for
‘1958, the front office held the
front-liners. They dealt off. sec-
ond-liners and in return received
second-liners who have given
second - line performances gen-
erally.
Result: Second-line finish.
The club had high hopes for a
flock of rookies in spring training.
None came through. Some veteran
pitchers—Harry Byrd, Lou Sleater,
Mickey McDermott, George Spen-
cer, Vito Valentinetti, Joe Presko
and Herman Wehmeier—came and
went,
* * *
The Tigers got rid of players
lwho seldom had done them any
good and received in return play-
ers cast aside, many of them by
clubs in worse shape than the
Tigers. 7%
Detroit rescued Jim. Green-
grass, Bill Taylor and Stan
Palys from the minor leagues.
After a brief trial, it sent them
all back, Tiger Deals, Rookies Fail Some’ of the’ players, ‘of course,
were in more than one move.
a a ee
“You have to keep trying,’’ gen-
eral manager John McHale ex-
plained, but added:
x Ok,
“You can’t trade and win a pen-
nant. You have to develop your
own players. You can. trade for
‘help here and there but I don’t
believe you can purchase or trade
for a winner.”
The club has found that an
improved :
aim for 1958—is not enough.
Players tossed away by less for-
tunate clubs do not burst into
stardom once in a Tiger uni-
form. And not since 1952 has
Detroit made a big_ reshuffling
of front-line players,
In June of that year the Tigers
dealt off four regulars —
Evers, George Kell, Johnny Lipon
and Dizzy Trout—and the Boston
Red Sox gave them Walt Dropo,
Johnny Pesko, Fred Hatfield, Don
Lenhardt and Bill Wight. Some
fans say this type of deal is what
is needed now.
McHale said the club adopted a
In all, the front office made Hoot |@rs complacent. Other club sources |teacue umpire, serves as « hghlet season.
iget-tough policy with players after’
insist the players have been paid
too much money for mediocre per-
formances and that they have been}
pampered and spoiled despite a
lack of success.
A 15-minute clubhouse ban im-
posed on sports writers when
Bill Norman took over as man- |
ager—and approved, if not sug-
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been damaging to the team from
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| The clampdown opened the Mos-
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i-lthe wings at the Sist graduation. ex-
diercises of the 82nd Airborne Div.,
“iheld in August at Fort Bragg;
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Serving in Beirut, Lebanon with
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Forces, is M. Sgt. Paul. Sarokin,
gon of Mr. ‘and Mrs, Herman Saro-
Briggs Loss: $204,140
DETROIT ® — The Briggs Man-
loss of $42,926 for the same period
last year. Briggs said a continuing
“chaotic pricing situation” in the BOOTS. AND. HER BUDDIES
New Hospital Gadget! Bg Tier
Efficient as Nurse.
CHICAGO @ — A handy tittle]
patients. It consists of switches,
pushbuttons and knobs mounted on
a small panel and placed on a
bedside table within easy reach
of the patient. :
Mirmeapolis-Honeywell Regula-
ton Co., which produces it, said
the control center can draw the
drapes, switch the lights on and
off, operate a television set, .reg-
ulate the room temperature and
raise or lower the height of the
bed. | ;
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Hi, EDDIE, LET GO FISHIN’? /
¢
Grain Futures {MARKETS
Move slowly
trade.
Activity was ‘glow and dealers
said the market appeared to be/
merely marking time and await-
ing some new incentives. Most
prices were narrowly on. the plus
side in early transactions.
Trade was almost at a standstill
near the end of the first hour and
some contracts had eased a bit.
Wheat was unchanged to % cent.a
bushel, September $1.84%4: corn % a
higher to % lower, September
$1.27%; oats. unchanged to \
lower, September 62%; rye % to
42 lower, September $1.23; soy-
_ beans % to % higher, September
$2.24%6; lard unchanged to 20 cents
a hundred pounds higher, Septem-
ber $12.67.
CHICAGO GRAIN
_, CHICAGO, Aug. 14 Opening Grains:
ribs! t a on
OD cveeres f p> eeee 62%
Cc eves 1.90% Dec Rae 65%
Mar .....6+ 1.95% Mar ...... 67%
May oeee 1.05 ye
DIY! cscseess 1.87% Sep .:...... 1.23
Corn (old) DOO ccccvers 1526%
Sep ..e. 127% Mar . 1.29
Dee ...c0s 1.17 May e~ 1.39
Mar .... 2.20% §=Lar
May) 2.5... 23% Sep ......- 12.65
Corn Sew) Oct ....... 12.35
Dee oi< 0130+ 18 = =Nov ....... 11.90
Dec ..., 12.05
US. Tightens
Money Supply WASHINGTON (AP)—The Fed-
eral Reserve Board, showing
deepening concern over the threat
of inflation, has reversed its re-
cession policy and moved toward |¢e!vt
tightening the money supply.
%
n| Quota Bureau of Machete: as Thursday.
?
Produce
FRUITS
Apples, Duchess, fancy. bu. ........
eupersies apie 6 ts. . . “>
berries «crated 16 eeacces S56 Cant upe, wecerecceses 6.98
Cherries, sour (crate) que. .... 25
Peaches, Red maven, DU, .-seccvees 4.00
Pears sugar aes Segeawceecs< v.15
Watermelons, bo. heaeevescceccs s+ 3.50
= VEGETABLES Se
ans, Wax, = sence seeeseesens as
Beets, topped bul tS ed
H ( , ee Sack : £0 Cauliflower, dos. =... eccecese 2.00
Carrots, topped, bu. |_............ 2.25 Celery, doz, stalks seavececsccosace Robb es bere ain i eeeiceieee Soper 1.00
Cucumbers. sige, b coccceenes 4.00
Ru eres Cy pone . tance seeess» 80
Eegplan tes. sencscesvee 1.26 one oe WIGOR. < ncseesieemiess 1.060
Ceca (bchs.) doz, ecpecces 2.50
Onions, dry (bag) 50, ib. eorreccers 2,00
Peppers. hot, bu. .. wees oe 2,00 Parslev Root chohs? ang... 100 Potatoes, new (bag) 50 Ibs. ........ 110
Rad‘shes, red, «pehs.) doz. ...... 1.00
Redishes, white, (bchs.» doz ...,.. 1.00
Rhubarb vutdoor ¢tbchs.» -doz. +. 80
Snuach commer % bu = ..... 1.00
Tomatoes, No. 1. (bskt. 14 Ibs. .... 1.00
Turnips, topped bu . 2.60
pounds whites 21: berred rock 22: capon-
ducklings 26: ettes 5-7 ponds 23-
about, - GREENS
Cabbare bu 8... cece eee e ees 1.00
hatin = Oo Ga boscconcccouoodce 1.00
ale, eres eovececcsecss 1.26
Mustard. bu. cleaves eisieis csc asses Uae
Sorrel, bu. a gosco LT
Spinach, ersencreccecces 2.28
Swiss chard. be ee 1.50
SALAD GREENS
Endive bleached. La 500 2.50
Wscarole bleached bu ....i..eee 2.50,
Lettuce, head, c patty 3 dos. ...0.. 3.%
Romaine, BU. f5.cdseusiscses sevcee 1.25
Poultry and Eggs
DETROIT POULTRY
DETROTT, Aug. 14 (AP)—Prices paid
per pound, POB, Detrbit for No. 1-.qual-
ity live poultry
Heavy type came 18-19: light type hens
13: heart ype broilers and frvers 3-44
25:
steady.
ple. Demand
= on hens, fair on fryers and slow
s ere limiting
The change in direction — the Purchase close to needs. first since last November—came
with the announcement that effec-
tive today the discount rate at
the San Francisco Reserve Bank
would go up from 1% per cent to |$"
2 per cent.
The discount rate represents the roel
interest charged Federal Reserve jum 38: small 29: erade B laree “41: * grade C large 32; neewee 22; checks
Commereiatiy graded —whites: ao ae member banks borrowing money
from the reserve system. A boost}!
in discount rates normally goes
hand in hand .with a general in-
crease in interest charges.
Thus, the reserve board action | not
yesterday held broad implications
for anyone. planning to go into
debt to buy a factory, an auto-
mobile or a‘living room rug. 48: laree
35: grade B large 31.
ee: os unsettled. Trade is
e dealers feel that this ts
typical ‘anil Ausast demard.
ticularly large but more
adequate to present needs. slow and so
pa 45-46; wi. ave.
: smell wns:
erade A cone 41%-45; large 40; medium || EGGS
DETROIT. Ane. 14 (AP)—Eggs, F.O.B
——_- ‘ig case — federal-state grades:
bo 61%-54:
Supplies Re-
wtd. “THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1958
MARKETS [lighter Credit
Lowers Mart
market hi lower in early trading
today in the wake of a move to-
ward tighter credit by the Federal
Reserve Board.
A flurry of selling at the open-
to a little more than a_ point.
Prices then held at about these
levels in slower trading. A few
stocks recouped part of their
=}-
x *«*
At the peak of the selling the
ticker lagged behind trading for
three minutes,
Late yesterday the Federal Re-
serve Board approved a boost in
the discount rate for the San Fran-
cisco Bank from 1% to 2 per cent,
The move was regarded as the
start of a trend toward credit
restraint.
American Telephone & Tel-
egraph, Anaconda, Du Pont and
Boeing were off around a point
Anaconda reported sharply lower
earnings for the first half of 1958.
Once again low price stocks were
active. American Motors opened on
a block of 5,000 shares, off %|*
at 17% and continued down about
that fraction.
kok
Studebaker - Packard had a 6,-
000 share block, unchanged at 61%.
Union Oil of California, a strong
performer yesterday was one of the
rise fractions at the opening. Later
Union canceled the gain.
New York Stocks (Late Morning Quotations)
Sault Ste. Marie navigation locks
were opened in 1855.
BY BANK
MAIL!
of the city.
POSTAGE
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OFFICES
Bank-by-Mail envelopes from Pontiac State
Bank put a branch bank as near as your
mail box! The mailman does the “leg”
work for you. Make deposits to savings or
checking accounts; send them off by mail
and receive your receipt and another Bank-
| by-Mail envelope by return mail. You can
‘mail them from anywhere — in town or out
IS FREE!
when it’s a question of money,
see your banker first!
NTIAC STATE BANK MEMBER
FDIC! |
Pray se eos10.4 Kimb Clk .... 57.7 Reduc ..,...64 & bd ‘o0g $1G Allied Ch (°°. (88.6 LOF Glass ||: a8
Allied Strs’.,,,.466 Ligg & My .. 716 Allis Chal ..... 27.1 Loc Airc .. 62.6
Alum Ltd ..,...29.4 adil ere 18.4
Alcoa .. ..,....81.1 Lone 8 Cem ., 34.7
Am Alrlin ,,...22.2 Lor dee. 69.5 Am Can ,,....46.5 Mack T eae 30
Am Cyan ..,,..49.5 Martin Co .., 34.3
..-38.2 May D Strs .. 42.2
Am Motors ....17.2 Mead Cp 43
Am LE Me . 60 Merck ...... 57.4
‘Am News ...,.. 27.4 ergen Lino . 39.4
= Tel. & 181.2 Merr Ch & 8 16.2
| Anaconda . $1.3 M Hon .., 96
co 4. 862 M M&M .. 00.4
Armour & Co ..18.7 M P&L ... 4 4
tehison .. ...22.6 Monsan Ch ,, 34.7
Aveo Mfg ...... 84 Mont Ward ,. 38.5
Balt & Ohio . 36.2 Mot cra) 15.3
Beth &teel . 45.1 otorola .. 43
Boeing Air ....455 weller Br ,,. 28.6
Sond Strs ....18 def Cp .. 20.3
jorden . =. . 112 Bise ~ 48.3
jorg Warn ,.,.387 Nat Cash R. «. 68.2
1a] Briggs Mf ,... 77 Nat Dairy
Brist My ...... 66.2 Nat Gyps
Srun Balke ,,. 43.7 Nat Lead OT
atk UF eee pope jad a= av 7 =
Bu: « ceed Or Pac ..ces
Cal Pack ..... 46.7 Nor Sta Pw .. 20.4
Calum & H 142 Ohio Oi] .... 42.5
Campb Goup . 42.1 Owens Cng .. 48.6
Can Ory ..... 18.3 Owens 1... 73.4
Cam Pac ...... 28.1 Pac El 55.7
Capital Airl ...166 Pan A Air 17.3
‘arrier Cp ..... 39.6 Pan Ep oes 50.4
Sr ii boncose 23 Param Pict .. 42.2
Cater I'rac ....79 Parke Da .,., 88.2
Ches & Ob ..50.2 Resa! Jc .. 4.2
Cont COP&s . 10.7 Pa weno 48 Sent Mot .... 0.3 Pepsi Cola . 23.7
j Ce ees 1 88.6 Phelps D a. : 53.7
Sooner, pas :. 25.2 Phileo ....,.. 91.
Sora eens “4 Phill Pet .... 47.
Pub ... 8.7 Proct . 65.7 Deere _....... bg Pure Oli eee.
Ste fs Me ee ee oC Bear .. 21 Repub sti... .94
| Dow Chem °:° 62.4 Reva” Met s22.88 Se eue bd oon ce Dut es
Bed ie BY Soloway Ot 231 Eetoe a. $0.4 -St Reg Pap ....38 ee: 4 Scovill Mf . 00-3
& Mus ..... 5.2 Sears Roeb .,..31.
Emer Rad ... 6.7 | vad Oil ..,..-82.
ssuee -? Simmons ., ,..41.
q Sinclair covces 63.
ee (ae oe rd Mot .... 43.1 gow Ry .......444 : 4 , Ot * pl
gardner Den . $72 std Oil Cal | -506 mn Pex BS ata On tna 5:48:7 len Elec... Std Ol NJ ...55.2 en oi Stevens, JP ..22.7
fen “4 ttud Pack .... 6.3
ren Tel ...... & Suther Pap ....40
Gen Time > a ft & Co ...36.2
Tire ..... 26. yiv @) Pd ...-40.1
illette ....., 41.2 Texas Co ...... 14
Br - 3. Tex G Sul .../22.7
eee 65.6 Te: 5 coeg, 4 joodvear .... #3 Thomp Pd ...56.6 re eee pt Timk R Bear ..43,6 pound 2. 1ey rran W-Air ...141 Oil “a 3 fransamer 26.1
estk |... 34 Twenty Cen ...33.4
er ae 4.7 nn Carbide . 108.4
Cent ...... Un Pac +» -306
Ray .. Unit Air Lin ..30.4 ie bees Unit Aire ....65.6
in oP ame i |e
n ch a i] os oes 29.8 nte’ Ir... 21.4 US Rub ......382
nt ety veeee 8 US Steel ....,.71.3 = 3 bode 4 US Tob. 0. 38-4
r....3 2 Van Real. ...27.6 ~{) selec 34-2 West Un Tel ..24 elaTel _. 04 Westg A Bk 28.7
telsevy Hay |. 37.1 Weste El .... .61.2
Sannecutt .... Fa White +» 49.2
ecobe 12, 8H Wilson & Co’ ”'281 iohns Man ... “3 Woolworth 47.4 ones .. 4.7 Yale & F Cresze, SS .. 28.6 Yngst Sh & T 192.6
Krower ....... 78.6 Zenith Ra
. yesigeaer ipa
J. Nephler Figures afer! “decimal patna! ‘ore eighths
Low Noon
len Elec. & Equip Co.* 2.3 2.5
Baldwin Rubber Co.*..,. 13.6 14.1
Gear Co.*... 26 27
G. L. Ol] & Chem. Co.* “16 21 How Elec Mtr. 61 6.1
Reign dee gt ie (Scares Rudy fe. 00,°..csocse 14 TS
Toledo mn Co. . ec 145 145 145 Wayne 8. Products 45 (5
M4 sale; bid and aed
STOCK AVERAGES
NEW YORK—(Compiled by the As-
sociated Press)
15 15
Indust. py Util. Stocks
| Prev. day .....278.9 109.9 82.3 185.5
|Week ago .,..276.1 110.8 82.3 at
‘Month eee 262.1 104.0 81.7 178.1
Year age eooe:- 263.0 121.3 73.0 178.3
1058 high ......277.4 111.4 82.7 186.6
1968 iow wees 234.7 80.9 72.9 156.6
1987 high ,...280.0 134.7 77.5 188.8
1087 low ......226.0 87.2 66.2 150.9
Iraq Recognizes Reds
BAGHDAD, Iraq (UPD — Iraq
announced last night it was es-
tablishing diplomatic relations
with the entire Communist bloc
including Red China.
COMMERCIAL WAREHOUSING NEW YORK ®— The stock
ing drove prices down fractions}-
and U.S. Gypsum more than ?.|
‘ship. R. J. Brown, of 1321 York-
ss) sales analysis section. He joined
‘sof this country with Pontiac deal-
‘8.ers, is evidenced by U.S. registra-
‘3|sia months of 1958.
Alcars roll off the assembly line at
“|General Motors’ Vauxhall plant in
23lUJ.5. Auto Output
‘sitotals compare with 65,614 cars * 4 oT ieee ek ee
‘
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES —
County Democrats were introduced to their can-
didates in the Nov. 4 election at the County Con-
vention held last night in Pontiac. From left to
right are: Leo P: Meagher, state senator nom-
inee, Leslie H. Hudson, 18th Congressional Dis- *
Oakland al
Arthur J. Law, District 2
nominee, and John C. Hitchcock, District 6 leg- -
islative nominee. Other Democratic nominees
were introduced, but are not visible in the pic-
a
SB
Pontiac Press Phote
islative nominee, James Clarkson (looking away
from camera), District 4 legislative nominee,
(Pontiac) legislative
lice.
sion at Birmingham, were en-
divisional general sales manager.
* eck {
St., Birmingham, was appoint
manager, Detroit regional sales of-
fice. He succeeds R. F. Lynch,
who resigned to enter a Ford
tractor and implement distributor-
shire St., Birmingham, was ap-
pointed manager, Sales Analysis
and Distribution Department,
which had been Weth’s position.
Weth joined Ford Motor Co, in
August, 1953, and was assistant
Department until 1956 when he was
Placed in charge of the Sales Anal-
ysis and Distribution Department.
a ae 2
Brown has been suprvisor of the
Ford Tractor Division in August,
1953.
Pontiac Reports
GM's Vauxhall
Gains in Favor
A rapid rise se pormiarity of the
bile, now available in all sections
tion figures computed for the first
ek ke
Appearing for the first ‘time in
Pontiac dealer show rooms late in
1957, the General Motors-built car
climbed from an eleventh place po-
sition in import registrations in
January 1958, to eighth Place in
June.
Vauxhall registrations for June
advanced better than 123 per
cent over January while the en-
Comprising the bulk of Vauxhall
shipments to Pontiac dealers, at
the rate of 1,500 per month, is the
popular four-door Victor Super se-
dan. Also receiving an excellent re-
ception is the new Vauxhall sta-
tion wagon with imports currently
scheduled for 500 per month, Both
Luton, England,
60,660 for Week
DETROIT # — United States
auto: plants will build 60,660 cars
and 13,193 trucks this week, Auto-
motive News said today. The
and 15,421 trucks built last week.
’ The trade paper said Canadian
factories will build 2,525 cars and
trucks this week.
Automotive News noted that
with Chevrolet completing its
1958 model run tomorrow, only
Ford, Mercury, Lincoln and Edsel
will be producing ,58 cars next
week. Dodge, DeSoto, Chrysler
of 1959 models next Monday along
with Buick.
Kelvinator Division
Moving to Grand Rapids
DETROIT (UPI)—Ameriean Mo-
Sterage facilities downtown Pontiac.
Receiving & dispatching merchandise
with inv. control. Indoor leading and
| Call MAKE YOUR DOLLARS EARN MORE A Sound Investment Opportunity |
MORTGAGE recorded
GaKLAND CO, REGISTER of DEEDS all: its
act
BONDS —,$50.00 ond up
Two TO FOURTEEN YEARS |
FIRST UNITED MISSION-
ARY T CHURCH’ — FE io
Rev. *. Pr Bestman,,, Pastor
lfacturing for its Kelvinator Divi-
sion in Grand Rapids, Mich.
*
5°, SEMI-ANNUALLY: [Rapids
‘Williams Won't Debate
zs fn 8 we ope |
i medicine shows,” tors Corp. today announced it -vill
concentrate all of its basic manu-
ie
LANSING @ — Gov. Williams
has declined to participate in a
series of Lt pogo Rig nounced today by L. E. Dearborn, |‘*
R. F. Weth of 1004 Wimbll en
manager of the Marketing Service|?-
British Vauxhall import automo-|
and Imperial will start production| round 1100
utility co
cull to choice
rhs # few Compared last week: Trade on slaugh-|
heifers moderately active,
ma prices steady to wank. ins’
‘b. shesre 26.50-26.75; one
lads osty "prime, OLE 08
» steers 27.00; pe ead prime ‘tub ib calves
also at
standard steers 20.00.23. 50 ™
be 33 choice 700-900 Ib=heifers 23.
utility and standard fe epee 19. 50.23.00
utility. cows 18 a Ah a 1
cows load high choice
26.50; two
and
14.50-18 50; utility: bulls 23 00.23.80, few
Up to 24.60; cutters 19.00-22.00.
Vegiere—Galaiie 2
pared . ch
and ee voalers 31.00-36.00; standard
an my 25.00-31.00; cull
Sheep and lambs — Galable 25. Ni enough offered to make a market one:
Com: week:
to
2300-24 00 with good to choice
lots 21.00-23,00; utility in 19. 75.21.00:
slaughter sheep 5.00- 40-80;
lots of
feeder lambs 19.00-21.00. The
tility and
50; ies iat to
1300 Ib. cutters
—— ter lam
eep fully steady;
ime slaughter 5;
ce 60-75
Volunteer Red Cross Workers
outnumber those who are paid by
a ratio of more than 100 ‘to one. ment Co. says its Dundee, Mich.,
sister firm will not undersell U. S. ing ne
competitors in the Great Lake s|°*
area cement market.
*
Chicago
Wednesday that American cement
manufacturers are concerned about|
a new 35-million-dollar plant St.
:|Lawrence is building near Dun-|family
dee. It quoted a cement spokesman
as saying there are enough plants
in .the Michigan area already to
‘meet demand, and that the added
output of a new plant might bring
ot (O2_@ cement price war.
Dennis Temple, treasurer of St.
Lawrence Cement Co., denied the
Dundee plant will undercut U. S.
prices. 7
: *
“The new. company has not yet
declared its policy but we're not|portions of
going to undersell,” Temple said.! ciusi
“The capacity of the plant being
built at Dundee is such that we
will have to sell outside that area.” : Ladge Calendar
Attention ait oans,
oy rend
Rochester. Agus AT A
ial
lent in ial
-| Neil Dennis, 11, of 132 Mechanic
St., was treated for minor in-
juries at Pontiac General Hospital
cycle on Mechanic St. east of Doug-
las St., according to Moors, W.M. &
annual
Avon Park,
ot
a i} ate ‘after
Made and Sen ane ey “are teeta
ne eo Oe
Pontiac Po-
t First Chris, A M
The of White Coun
Ousland. otate of lchlgany” ordain: wns! Rurel Zoning Ordinance
I te
Part of Lot 4, Supervisor's Plat Ne.
White Lake Township. : , .
* * oes
Tribune id} famuy a aa sels houses,
x *
.
dred (800) of go area per family at the
Lay a one and and Zen-jon e
is following: thence S.
» some Oe eel seek: ‘then Rummage Sale a +t No. ° 32°
trict nominee, Floyd L. Cobb Jr. ri leg- 2, ~ tian Church, 858 W. Huron, Pri,}e ‘ sine 833-61 tects ch See eon Aug. 15th from 7 pin. to 9pm thence 5. aa" ae "es tine sy tee “A, ¢ F
7 a a - . ® Renate sale, mi Sat.» 2s ~
2 Named to Posts |: . livestock = (Cement Firm Says j* 2 {iat Soe awh ch ie os Rummage sale datty 98 Wisp. ots ey on oe eee
F Di ee an ee ’ | Huron, , v. radius BB Baw a Wg
in or iviSion bam Sk Mand standard mixed p Engr t on t n erse . N * _ : of 70.53 feet; thence MN. 24”
heifers 20,00-23.00; few lots good steers Ordinance No. 51 to amend the Bloom. a ina py Ht Bia tg =
Two new appointments in the/®24 heifers 2400-2450; few small. lots field Township Ordinance eet; thence N. 60° 58' 60" E. 125.0 feet choice steers 25.00-25 50: 3 head prime} CLARKSTON, Ont. um — Thelar ‘(in reference to multi-level tune. place of beginning, containing sales operations of Ford Motor club calves 1030 ib. 26.50: Utility cows). cares} 3.61 acres more or. less:
Co.’s Tractor and Implement Divi-|1¢.50, So cramer ana) cottars Sm: [Swiss comed | EX: Lawrence Ce bw pee = eg ty | Gtorkat cs Oeatan oe of
Death Notice
Mand dary, (Twins) 129 Judece ate 'w: udson
beloved sons of ores t and
&.m. from Huntoon
with Rev. Duncan MeCall offi.
ciiating. Interment in Ottawa.
Park Cemetery.
COMPS, AUGUST 14, yey A.
730 Gnell, Lake : be-
loved husband of ath
Comps; dear father of Carl J.
Sonics Oise eee Foes | te ler and Ann Com dear brother
«| of Karl Comps, wrence, Leon-
ard, Prank, J ih,
Com i M. Aloysius, ._O.P.
Interment in Romulus Copener?,
Mr. Pisher Hein state
the Richardson-Bird biperel
Home, Milford.
AUGUST 13, 1958, cer.
|/HAR AUGUST 6. i066. Clarence ‘c. Sel Dix
71. Puneral service wil be be ” held Saturday, ‘ane 16 at 1:30 p.m.
the Huntoon Funeral a with
Rev. of: Inter-
ment Mr.
Harrison will lie in’ state at the
‘untoon Funeral Home.
os 1958,
Puneral service behind Secor
day, Aug. 16 at 10 a it’ Purs- ley _Puneral Home with "interment
th Cemetery, Mr. Korsak
will lie In state at the Pursiley
Funeral Home.
AUGUST 13, set A
Cemetery. Mrs.
fe in state at the
. Davis Funeral Home.
INTOSH, st “ = MARY
Idelle, 79; 84 Perry 8t.;
of Mrs Nellie ged!
y, Harvey Leo an Bailey; 10 grandchildren
grandchildren also
ear sister Walter
Summers, Mrs, Lizzie Abernathy,
Mrs. John Hopkins and Mrs.
» ‘uh
Home with Rev. eeg officiating.
Interment tn Morgan Cemeterv,
Advance, Mo. Mrs. McIntnsh will!
be sent to the Morgan Puneral Home, Advance, Mo., this eve-
ning.
AUGUST 13. 1 pod 11988, 5 ais
pene of iire . Reaamtera
beloved
Mri sapnt ia wdgar father 8. e Ann Wo irs Helen 6. Dennis, Mitche #. Zel-
Zielinski is at
Puneral tome.
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WE SINCERELY WISH TO EX-
In Memoriam
IN LOVING MEMORY lam ae oon vn wg Be Pann
ee Er ee
Bt. Joseph Church 16 |. em. with Rey, Pather R. Vincent | “4 A
bal ees Pert c aut o v3 ° yton Plains
a " Pelee eral Home, =
's
tel Donelso acuuiahine Main 8st. Mitford: e 19; be- loved husband of P. rie; dear
per a Mrs. —. Wahrman, PAR o con
Chapo, Mrs. Marilyn Byrd, and ttu: oe 2-584)
Walter Meg Ui her; fos
survives Oy 38 Erendaciieds ond V oorhees-Siple
service will be held Gaturday, am JUNERAL HOME August 16, at 1 p.m. RL ag Ambulance Gervice—Piane or Motor
Rev. William joy offictating. i. ER
Cemetery Lots 5
1 CRYPT OAKLAND =, 34 =
~morial Gardena. OR 3-7506,
morial Gardens.
40682. .
ioe - ix cate Armada, : a grave é ,
Help Wanted Male 6
c ting” conditions. Steady mpi m t good em condi.
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261 Starr, age 57; ved |2 RESTRICTED D CEMETERY LOTS basuene of Mrs. nO mpitch: ih Hills Memoria Gar- SALESMAN WANTED ett; dear father o' le, Ral od fe. ns, VE ie Nationally known distiller has.
(Bernice): ealales and Ka - mediate Me for
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held (5 pats 4 GRAVE LOT AT WHITE CHAP-| Preferman experienced in’ food
fore ith Rev. Galen Hershey | pesag" ars’ PARK CEMETERY | SOE" tert martal Gots ‘aed Chat a. Graveside voryiep under payraves $100 or © graves a5, gegen 0 expire: 6. Box 103 Pon-
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— is sy the Brace-Smith N. 1
rnings with the all aie Ponting a Com: sacn, Demo
missions paid for the Fat men. ee in check them Ask for
Retail ‘Store 65 brs ens for an lent Or call PEderal
is!
—~“UsED CAR SALESMAN ALES Experienced preferred, but not necessary. Credit no problem for
sisi. “as for cla BE
WANTED = 0 OMA ea C. R CHILD &
Be a eerie ea | peers feta meet Loo, fequirements: Drivers WOMEN
“have. ot 7 Se PART TIME ence If interested olease con-| several women. fo work from our Mr. Oliver Keller of Inter. Pontiac 4 hours daily, Mon.
Sel sua GSGLGs'| fe brant anes dale ‘Sie FE 8-9603 for appointment,
Help Wanted Female 7 Help Wanted 8
AN EASY JOB ¢| ARB YOU WANTING WORK,
On week ame. seady eb work eve tencieg tes oan or tse it
B. Lawrence 6. oe Vee Gites
AMBITIOUS ROU; WANT-
LN gist @e fore tr cee|Is this for your 4 p.m. ernae ae |
a ttention
Toy Demonstrators
sore gate ete Ser sat ‘& start en it. |
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wa
ATTENTION MEN
seu yao
a F
dealer desires
iv deal- 3 s8TRU
our i “You name *t ber sa -
Z PHA with
Waites ee harpening
AN 'S WORK OF ANY Kind. Go. home alghts. 6 da we Pe int w WinteD: wbkines IN WY home, FE 4.5989.
. YOUNG LADY WANTS WORK. WANTS WORK.
Building Service ___ 12
a NDS OF ENT wore
Beer - Ay sed & bon
is BASEMENT UNDER
me House se rasing and
praniniey mplete tine of
FE t
‘ ANDING & FINISHING
HARDWOOD
FE exits
Son Ss Heensed. —m
A 42983 or FE 5-3608.
Prec? WORE
8. MA 5-0378
“AAA Fisor ‘senting Floor Laying - Finishing
BUD BILLS FE_ 8-2050
PON.
“4
ice ker,
’ Insurance “Agencies 17A
NO INCREASE In aUTO RATES
PE 37111 patna? ih Nauaator "AOENCY
pe| Sue
__ Caune
ice phone
2-8101
a:
- Lal
Levelin:
ding FE
COMPLETE
repair and
timates. Dan’
ice. 10. Tacvice, 18 cd edly cient
_ FOR ‘PAMILY, “LAUNDRY SERV tiae Laundry FE
1
CACE CURTAINS. PLATO OF 1 RUF. fled. Beautifully finished. Pontiac Laundry Phone FE
Landscapin
«1 ACE TREE SER oorat and trimm
PE 2-7188. FE
iNTER - LAKES TREE SERVICE, Trim ove
land clearing. insured hie ha n00y
LETE aia & UILDING.
re 56511
LAWN BUILDING,
ad maintenance. Free es- 2-8101
18A
ing. Get our bid.
Seeding & Sod-
& Laudrcane Serv
ede
removal
3-2000, CTISTOM BNLLDOZING YAR D
grading
Roto-tilling Terms EM
EXPERT TREE oe
Ph FE 5-6593 Back . ‘fitiine
3-3023.
Ani
OR
450 delivered.
North of Auburn. MERIAN BLUE SOD —35c E...3 .
ait, vy. NEW LAWN worLe. FINISH
gra rading Backfield soil.
SPR Commercial
oto-Mist Ltr Elm &
FE
Harry Whi 151 8. Cass Lake Rd. AYING or residential
pest control
or Hydraulic
te & Sons, Inc.
A-A TRENCHING ~Feotngy septs Field, OR 3-8666,
A & B TRENCHING work, Moving & Trucking 19
\% TON STARE TRUCK WANTS | OR_3-3603,
A-]) MOVING — SAULING Fe obi lines field tile . EXCEL SENT RVICE ng
By CEMENT WORK, —— = floors, w datves pe ga Reason) AA-] Redvced Rates
pee Jeneen PF 2-2340, x smith pving Lares van or
Sees, oe ehaaben aes tone | a4 ‘MOWING in HAULING, Taceneed — tnstred . FE E_£-6314 of FE 8-0060. 56-1779. i oar as CKING & RUB- =r dish. 84 load. 8-0145.
custom drawn OL 1.8200, EM|HAULING & RUBBISH NAME
“ your price. Any time. FE 8-0095
- LA K & CE- Jim's MOVING & SRUCEING, ‘ work 5 cheaper. PE 56-1348, FE §-3244.
GHT AND HEAVY TRUCKING. Rubbish 1 dirt. top soll, gravel
& fron ing, loading. FE 3.
7 on
A
free. of «Trucks to Rent 8. TRACTORS TANS EOUIPMENT Staker
Semi-Tratlers
pontiac Farm and
Industrial Tractor Co.
PAPER Ha
pan—Pr & PA
ove ‘or steam. FE
TUPPER ‘PAINTING _ a FEREANCING
WALLS OR_3-1061
Physio-Therapy Z1A
Hwy. OR
ALL TY SERVICE
swered RA’ Television Service PHYSICAL THERAPY 4e16 DI DIME
Hv? OR 206i 1 ib pe
22
CAvLE AN- ht.
vai, BugitnOnt ics
U
rry 8t
‘Lost & Fo ‘Typewriter fl 22A
nn AROInG ‘
holstering } A
SRAPES-SLIP COVERS. fatertal. Beadle FE se
& aie Gooler Lake Rd. 5 OF FOUNTAIN Paws t© | factory.
und
= CAT, >
+-hair. few RARE BROWN, . Bar
uron st.
um | y new ~ =
room or #8 * porch r
ent home. * newest ideas. Bigh-
est —, materials & easiest
FHA te BIG W BEAR CONSTRUCTION CO FE 8-653
REDUCE pounds in’ six
iittle a as $1. - Leo
flabby muscles
ened. Call
day. FE 44 toned
or caenceeaet
131. NOW short days mi
biog poo
viehe
FOR
on. rg cares ECIAL
Sapettan joo, i rey H Tee GUST. COLD
GOOD HOME A week, FE 5-3534. BY DAY OR
CHILDREN 10) VED AND CARED
_ for. 2-1730,
censed home.
50575. F SIONAL CARE, LI-
PEp res fenced yard. FE . CARNIVAL.
_| GIRL WANTS RIDE
CASH
"For Sale Houses. 43
“Twenty-eight were in favor, 15 werg not in favor, and
rst place!”
ford or —— to
lady Hours 8:00 4-4212. Pas
WANTED, RIDE To Triverse City or vicinit
souuede P yg ayes re
Dp 5
Wtd, Contracts, Mtgs. 32
CONTRACTS WANTED
Clark Rea] Estate. 1362 W Huron.
FE 46492 or PE 4-4813. Ask for
Mr, Clerk
LISTINGS WANTED
ed rte ee fo. HOw “TO
Bitte BUY
onctslie R. Lome
| “IMMEDIATE ACTION ~ a need, our cash ene, Mt
Ask ts ( ton.
K. L. Templeton, Realtor
2339 Orchard Lake Rd FE 44563
ASH LAND CONTRACTS. bg No ob! ee: Call FE 4-4526. or
Ask for Ike Wideman, “OR
=e ith-
Xvinos’ cariror _ M opens & oan ob i! PE 4-056
$TOPS ‘ “THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS TO INVEST IN LAND eho | No ji MPT
tie WE ALSO BUY EQUI-
wd adel REALTY |
Betdy. , Willing and d Able
can arena" Ae
UNLIMITED
CASH
IN A FLASH ON SEASONED LAND CONTRACTS
Johnson |; 1704 S. Telegraph
FE 4-2533
D CONTRACTS.
4540 Dixie Hwy.
3-1355
CASH UNLIMITED For land (aarti new sea
soned est possible diaceunt,
no sbligation Call Fw 43844 or
Aes ee Ask for'Ted McCul-_
joug
FOR H. J. VanWeilt
OR
RRO REALTY
6143 “Cass-Elisabeth Rd.
$00,000!
To invest tn aot — Contracts,
fastest action in
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor Daily "til 8
1? iN. Sagina St. Pontiac
Phone FE 5-8165
RANGE
‘condition Ne y eine wit 5 | Wtd. Household Goods 27 27
In GOOD ~WORK-
rust in oven.
pay up to $50. FE 5-2806.
FURNITURE
one Entire home or odd lots.
dotar Will bey. en or
Be
OR 3-2717 NEEDED
GOOD og re
auction. Your price ts ours.
ple 5-1341 or Maiple §-0066 NITURE FOR
MA-
WANT
Midwest 4-9264. ED
Fruit Wood
Spinet
Must be in good condition. Phone
WANTED TO BUY
of furniture, Ph. - ae tyres
FE
WID. = ANTIQUE Sane wie
evr, ie gape Antique furniture... FR
baka ae : GIRL’S
MA 6-4210 Wtd. OMiscallaheows 28
hops ae 26"
DI-
TION Lr ine REASONABLE MPH.
first
Fe Sr in
lac Press, Money Wanted 28A
WANTED TO BORROW
mortgage on
ontiac. Box 11, $26, 2 piece:
Lg Bore
Wanted to |
low payments,
| Vieinity of Kewarn
5-6869. . Rent 29 NS DOP PALL
BEDROOM ‘MODERN HOME, ion to bu
eights, F
{O.REnT Won Orr
sup! Hath Poe.
i P WANTED |
RANCH, W PRRABLY. a
sin" BO
=
Wanted Real Estate 32A
ATTENTION PROPERTY OWNERS
in Commerce area. We have
buyers waiting for property in
Our new mortgage
you realize more
for fast, courte-
ous service. EM 3-6210 or MU
4-2045.
RICHARD STEELE, REALTOR
135 M58, suena Mich,
CASH FOR YOUR HOUSE — WE
NEED SMALL HOMES, UP TO
$5,000 CASH. ELWOOD REALTY,
PE 4-5203,
$ CASH $ 48 HOURS HOME — EQUITY LAND CONTRACT
Wright & Valuet
REALTORS
345 OAKLAND AVENUE
5-0603 PE 5-0441
Sell Us Your Equity pens * = = hems < ease wait- fn beg “eS. We also need
listings, Giroux ranks, 4395 Dixie
_Hwy. OR 3-9701..
~ HAVE CASH WILL
TRAVEL We will travel to see you and
show ~ how to get cash for
. land Vtg ract or acre-
od a 30-minute
*
ge
service No charg
RILEY, Broker 1 200, Elizabeth Lake Rd
PE +3 _FE_¢-4821
G ET I T QUICK,
through Classified Ads!
st| Yes, whatever it is — dial
FE 2-8181 for an ad-
writer and get it! one was against my poking around in the
12 Ri aes 18sT calle FRONT. 69 Wanted Real Estate 32A
= vv! igimoarg deme t BUYERS
aiting com mercia) onan.
tes. og gnd acreage A
| nn give you immedin ro -
ROY KNAUF 2642 W .Huron St PE 29-7421
Gl AND FHA CASH FOR YOUR ME Yes, we can sell your aoane tor
with very small down pay-
. Call us for ae informa-
eel ol ted, We
WE TRADE. WE BUILD
& SON REALTORS
32 _¥ wk uron Pt Phone e FE 4-1557
WANTED: atu MEDIA ELE.
Homes, farms, lake property &
land contracts, Buyers ; walling.
Paul M. Jones, Real ae 832 W. Huron
WOULD LIKE 2 OR 3 5enEe IN vicinity of Pontiac, a
south, east or west, OR
$-6224.
CALL US FOR
Thorough eepuiien of your prop.
Reas. discounts on land contracts
Any tacts GI or FHA financing
| Dependable & immediate action
Efficient & courteous salesmen
Satietyin ggotegen business
TED McCULLOUGH. REALTOR
er Ag gy th Rd.
& Open 9 a.m.-8:30 p.m. Sun. K.to 4
Rert Apts. Furnished ay
1 BDRM DLX PRIV. BATH &
entr. + epee Regge ot ae
i pease 5-2706.
1 RM. BACHELOR APT. $9. 89
State, PE 2-0566
RM. APT. UPPER. ADULTS
. Utilities turn 258 Orchard
COM ¥
prt. ent.
Lk. Rd. FE
_ Tasmania, FE 2-457.
ROOMS, NICELY FURN. welcome. 101 8. Paddock.
ROOMS. FE 2-2181
2 ROOMS AND KIT : Private enttance, Available Au-
15th. Seen anytime, Crescent
ake Road. §-8590.
2 & 3 RMS. i8T. bath, Close in, PE 4-0808.
2 RMS. & BATH. SUITABLE FOR teacher. Adjacent to High School
& Crofoot School. 102 Washington.
“State st.Fm 2006 (3) 2&3 LARGE RM mamarer| &
ments, down town
Auburn taiog, tered in rear.
3 LARGE RMS. AND BATH PURN.
74 Earlmoore Blvd. FE _2-3324 ee ee ema
2°-ROOM FURNISHED APART-
ment, all utilities furnished, Rea-
sonable, FE. 2-5339. 70 8, Paddock.
3 ROOMS AND PVT. BATH. UP-
| yh Smal) baby welcome. 4 8.
or phone OR 3-6051.
Newly decorated Private b:
* entrance. 4145 Clintonville Rd. OR
ve 3-4706, ct sie BIGHT Oud &
APT CALL BET.
DowNToOw N SLEEPING ROOM
for refined
DESIRABLE 4 ROOMS, BATH & [a i= oe. Set i
FOR “COLOR ED
Very noice 2 & 3 room apts, | #
For rent at 226 Prospect Call
_FE 4-48 «4621
FURN FURN FURN. APT. UTILITIES FURN. 2 pacnanic. Clinton Apts. FE
HOLLYWOOD APTS.- Purnished or unfurnished 2 & 3
= ee . 114 B, How.
cana ROOM, KITCHENETTE
and bs bai a aduits. 402 W Huron.
LOW = OF 3 ROOM APT.
for caretaker of small apt. bidg.
Write Pontiac Press, Box 90.
oy ‘3 & BATH. GARAGE. NR.
Adults oniy, OR 3-1043
ROOM
t Must bel aA sobe
“ERE t FE 6- is
ONE ROOM ARG OR 2 ROOM
apt. FE 2-4380 or 73 Norton,
wean nat. furnished," with ea L.
_Rele “oo BtoB gery Ww, garage.
ONE 3 A AND” OnE 4 ROOM A
APT
ath &
SECOND FLOOR OF HOUSE, SEP-
UUlities “furnished,” fing residen- iJ she e residen-
Wal 1 block Tel-Huron. uron.
TWo NEW APTS. 1-EPPICIENCY & 1-4 _ ideal for school teach-
Ts
WATERFORD, 3 Pvt. "entrance.
Rent A Apts. Unfurnished 34
1s? FLOOR MODERN 4 ROOMS and bath Very clean =~ Te- decorated, Au 5 heat and
softened Near GMT offices.
1 oR
Ee bath stove. refrig..
t and cold
poet
_ Apts.
water ‘fare. Pose
290 N Paddock, Alberta”
APT. 142
1 T BEDROOM UNFURN.
WwW, Colum
ovary tie LEASE, 130 Sem+
nole, BeiAir Manor. "FE 41550.
$100 per mo.
2 BEDROOM BRICK TERRACE.
New kitchen, fenced yard, full
basement, FE 2-5732, 4-6641.
ks as eyes PARKING STOVE,
water furnished:
N “GLORIA APS 0 E.
rear ent, ‘Garage
& dryer furn,
ogee LD eae: N., ent.. Near Tel-
Huron, Reser. FE 5-6470.
3 RMS. es PRIV. ON SYLVAN.
FE 8-8054, 1664 Beechcroft,
3 at iS & BATH, LOWER APT.,
MC truck, sis weekly. 300
‘| Pro pect, EM 3-432
3 RMS. & LARGE cos , NICE
location near shop & line.
$12.5¢ wk Utilities ‘eet Chil- dren welcome. 65 -Poplar
ROOM APARTMENT rent, partly furnished, 38
Court. PE 8-197),
ROOME AND BATH.
and refrigerator turn. Pat Toile
FE 2-685. 4 FOR Deland
4
MS, FULL BATH. Some
redecorated.
— furn,
ned oe screened porn also a. and deposi’ 3-2880.
3 ROOMS, PRIVATE BATH. W.
Huron near high school. Adults
only. MI 4-9044_
3& 2-RM. APTS.. eh BATE.
31 Stowell. FE 4-2190
7 ROOMS MODERN, PVT. BATH.
_98 Center St.
3 ROOMs AND BATH, PRIVATE
ent. and washing fac. Near Gen-
eral Pichon aps a Steet su pail wk.
68 ao FE
3 RMS. & BATH NR. GENERAL
Hospital. 154 Lincoin, OR 3-0522.
3 RMS, & ee bie Lh FURN.
Heat, hot furn, Second
Seok haaie peas 163 Green, rE
3 ROOMS, PRIVATE BATH AND
entrance Heat & utilities fur-
nished $16 weekly. One child or Peon welcome Apply 804 8t.
air J ROOMS, ALL PRIVATE, C COU-| Apts. _ pag GI RE oo ome Mee um-| 7 ROOMS & BATE, ON W; SIDE,
TRON TARR LEONG, ROO gt room an en, in 1 ROOM APARTMENT IN GOOD pr sot a Northview Court ocation. $65 m . FE 2-8916.
4 25 AND Fe UPPER. 2 bedrms. util, furn, FE 2-7832.
4 RMS, & BATH. Lai STOVE
& refrig. 162 Ba
4 RM. UPPER APT a oy PONTIE. Double garage. Child welcome, EM
OOMS, mr thee SIDE. VERY
anaes $75, FE 8-9606.
6 RM. UPPER FLAT. VERY
nice, Adults, $65, FE 2-5961.
ROOM & BATH, LOWER MOD-
ern apt. Very close to town. Sep-
erate basement, of] heat furn.
Inquire 73 8. Parke St. ov
§ ROOMS & BATH, ALL NEWLY
decorated, separate basement, on
_ Bets. street $65 per mo, FE
na
8 ROOMS AND BATH, ON WEST side. Newly decorated. vr 93-9259,
@ ROOMS. GOOD NETGHBORHOOD pesca Heat, water, rugs
drapes furn. FE 2-2491.
9 OAKLAND
Newly decorated 3 room apt.,
__per_ month, see. caretaker.
$55
3 ROOMS WITH PVT. BATH &
ent. Small baby welcome, Phone
FE 8-1431. 328 Baldwin, inquire at
_ 340 Baldwin,
3 RMS. NEWLY DECORATED.
Ground, floor, pvt, entrance, all
_util, $15, FE 8- 298 after
J NICE ROOMS, CLEAN, COL
ored couple. MY 3-1664. 12 to
10 p.m.
APTS. FOR
_ton_ FE
ATTRACTIVE LARGE
and bath, located in
side neighborhood, FE 2-9374
ARCADIA APTS.
All modern, 3 rooms & bi apt.,
clean & nicely ee eee Both
front and rear wi
eross ventilation coolness. Ample RENT 229 E. WAL-
5-9902,
3 ROOMS
good West
3 NICE ROOMS, PRIVATE BATH.
137 Baldwin Ave.
|* ROOM APARTMENT. PRIVATE bath and e mee East side, col-
ored, Phone F E 5-8683,
4 RMS. ALL one CLEAN, FURN.
Nice. Plenty of closet. space.
Adults only. See after 4:30 week
days. 16 e Grove.
he
‘i laundry facilities, Agreeable 3 FURN, ROOMS. PRIVATE ENT i ren ner cignvon a 7 sf aren
welcome, os 8 :
J ROOMS NEAR HOLIDAY PARK| Churches & downtown. Save on on first floor with private drive &| transportation costs. $49 per mo.
arden | spot On Bee tine tli | Includes heat & hot water. K. G. _ties_ paid. $60 ay 8-1585 Hempstead, Huron, FE 3 3 ROOMS AND ate, BABY WEL- bs
se. In Pontiac. Phone MX rie ——~GHILDREN WELCOME
$8 rm. apt Stove & refrigerator.
J LARGE ROOMS & BATH LOW. | $85 mo Apply 403 Bhoomfigid Ter er, nila welcome FE 4-8612 oe next to St. Joe’s Hospital.
3 ROOMS &. BATH PRIVATE | CLEA BEDROOM, NORTH-
entrance Welt side FE 2-8590. os it Mae +) per —_. Phote
3 3 ROOMS. PRIVATE BATH & ENT FR oT arti nN.
Gas heated. 87 8. Parke St. cas 6 ANKLI downtown eras 7
tive cee uarters with no costly
upkeep front and rear win-
cows give cool breeze ventilati ation.
Newly decorated and well main-
tain oa. Quiet Se tae eh |
ogg) only in
re Tas BATE EBA $85 month, FE "41072.
ot. Bare Par stead FE coin
3 BEDRM. LAKEFRONT.
4 ‘bores adorable fet, ai discrim-
|2 BEDROOMS RAMONA TER.
ws assure | 4 F Rent Apts, Unturnlahed 3 !
wo sti een
: ce none ena See
es for im ha ay yi 7 Dany s sonbaY aM. THRU @ P.
es
O or.
ba! pT Boker. round floor. Prt
entrance ba! wel- ome. | oun oe per "wk, OR im 3-8801
WEST SIDE BRICK
TH | Close to Webster School | _
Indian Village brick duplex, has
ice ba
and hot water. S Serr ea eapad
and cement drive. Available now.
$90 per month.
VASBINDER,, INC.
FE 5-8875
WEST newly Teeeed: gas Seat Pvt.
poh gi with 1, 2 or 3 bed-
Two a Hwy., 2 be
peoeee, oe ae Bg "week.
MAB
PE ¢25i1 or alter 5. PES §-1172
Rent Houses Furnished 35 35
CELY , 1 DROOM. NI sehen. 1 child welcome, FE 2-4855
a 7 BEDROOM, yl en $1 INDIAN.
2 7“ pebaocer ALES TARE
Modern, close to city, Available
= aptamer Ist. Reas. MA 4-2293.
hg ge FURN OFF BALD-
win
2 BEDRM. LAKEFRONT . HOME,
fireisnet. :
a month.
hess couple. 9672
ne Oxbow ake: La
inating couple
A eter + arege, 4 Avallable “til
3 & BATH. AUTOMATIC
__ho water & beat. FE 2-2051.
Tv ais HOUSE FOR RENT. EM
7_RM. HOUSE ON CASS LAKE. Ing. 2072 Willow Beach, Keego
- Harbor.
Se 3b tae “gdh 4&6 & § RMS MOD
© goed Seat ot REE e ren i ear
General Hospital Pr’ aati Pontiac Lake.
A_ NEWLY DECOR. UFORN,
a Reins ~~ $55 MONTH To responsibie people ». Mod- ern 2 bedroom ter home,
Tile bath, new automatic washer
and dryer freezer, central heat-
Union Lake Village Sebtember 8th to June 4th. Musi
security deposit, For poeiement s
troll BRe Roadw: 1400,
call De
BE AUTIFUL 2 BEDROOM HOUSE, ~ gas $75 ‘til June | ist. 3854 apieles?, Elizabe For- appointment call UN voceae’ 2-6900
or mes 2-1549.
BEAUTIFUL BEDRM LAKE-
front home, rn, Ug yy
Sept, 1 *Mhfough June. 2
MODERN FUR FURN, 2 DS eeaa- sr SEPT.
to June. — Bivens, —
off Cassy Lk. ford:
MANDON cane
modern lake
to
Ray H 3
at White Lake. one heat.
Qstie vital 8 rm:
Detroit, Reverse charges,
LF
‘. BEDRM.. MOD.
aeeeey at 138
pane HOUSE, x RA NEW-
decorated. ‘KE ORION
conveniences
Hei, Rd.
Rent Houses Unfurn. _sd\fooM
2 = ROOM, BRICK. LAKE 1 Priv.
heat furnished. . FE
2 %e0:, OR 3-8381,
M ™ per month* Call
race, Pat
— wm eae he a5 heat, PoPtRS UES EB. Rut
3 ae aa ENT,
Tiled . 3-1269, bere Tsoi ae Ve
3 avons py MODERN. YEAR
Pull ment. Central teat ats ace | EM _3-3630.
MODERN, OIL FUR-
* nace, are ree hE ~4
_ Mo, 283% 5S. Edit
3 BEDRM. RANCH “TYRE HOME.
near Oakland Lake Inquire 53
_Henderson, FE 2-5883
+FAMILY, WHITE, CLOSE IN.
Cheap rent to church or other
= organization sponsor-
aid housing — low income or
ens 115
id 5-5005
ee’ . Bates,
Tyler, Detroit 3. Towngend
BEDROOM, MODERN HOUSE,
located at 28 Pine St., downtown
Pontiac, Oil —_ gas hot water
heater. l-car $50 per
month to reliable tennant. Phone
FE 2-8181, Extension 80.
3 BEDROOM HOME NEAR DOWN- town Birm. carpet, fenced back-
yard, FE 4-0013.
3 ROOM HOUSE. “6 MILES (OUT.
7
3
odern, Call after 6, FE
a
3 RM. Lp PARTLY FURN- _ished. MA 5-5000.
3 S Bebe Bax BRICK TERRACE. ee
heat, newly. decorated, 144
Howard, FE 2-0798
3 ROOM UNFURN. HOUSE $10
-a week 1 small child welcome.
__FE 2.2910 3 RMS. MODERN HOUSE FURN.
or unfurn. FE 2-9349
3
BEDROOM BRICK RANCH
wens 1% baths, a =
pay street, goo ‘ati on
Fa. bus ine OR 37900 of OR
4 RM HOUSE. RENT OR SELL.
PE 100 tt & dresser for sale.
4 BEDROOMS. 206 §. PA ST.
Excellent for 2 families, Large
yard. . A. Sadow, WOod-
_Ward 5-6666, 4 BEDRM HOUSE. GAg HBAT.
pena garage. $85 per month.
4 ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT, MA
__ 61125.
ROOMS & BATH, IN OAKLEY
Fark, fun basement, utility room, $60 mo. OR 3-62
eo.
ROOMS & aa FOR CLEAN
couple ‘mith children, School bus
at door 1 bik, to Cass-Dodge
Park. $60 per mo, 4095 Parkway. FE 4 235 oa RN Sayer
front. Lge. lot,
bedrms., oi] heat, ® miles aoe 3
eae Leas — September ; ONL
. | corner lots.
~“FOR COLORED _| ix 3 eee
possession Russell A. Nott, Realtor 170 W. Pike St PE_ 4-505
rm, modern: ranch home,
ia area, available. Aug. Drayton
er mani ease Bt $76. far ios
ef or: ‘unfurnished, 240 “ Iso on Soniye. For information, Fi
er ‘vacant © =
mo. Ab-ro Gdrfeld iio full bath, Leer oid 3 Sotew sent
immedi-
‘
§ Ls
LAKEFRONT, 5 round. Adults. uy 0 mone EM 39.3838,
MODERN DROOM HOME.
Lower Btraite L 7 privileges. EM
ae
finish
_or
basement va Mattie,
Sept, ist. Rental §1
'E 2-2105.
SMALL 4 cL FOE WITH FULL DLE STRAITS LAKE,
oan home $80 e month. EM
3-0453.
jE APTS., "ROOMS. NEW 2
M WARWICK "HAS 3 BEDROOM a Lake, gas heat.
lake
Dixie. NTRY ft COUN
. 1 blk. of
Loc lat ae) ISHED ated 6
at 344 ROOM TER-
East Boule-
rd South, Available August 16th.
Inquire FE 2-0693.
gas heat VERY NICE,
home with a THREE BEDROOM full basement 9nd
$80,000 A MONTH
CONTACT:
WM. A. _ KENNEDY
o1 W Ser
— fea evenings _ +3569
"til 9
Rent Lake ceegee 36A
aT on — LA . Good b each, MODERN, FE -8-1370.
Tres ON LAKE MISSAUKEE
“e Lake City MA 5-7086.
ins Lake.
- eck
“Basler os, Ea sass RENT A 23-2971 COTTAGE FOR tase
FURN. § RM MODERN. SoeT D
beach. FE AT HIG-
Pontise Lake. OR 3-9138._
FURNISHED San
_beach, Lewis!
COTTAG BEAUTIFUL Mich, PE ¢ jon, Mich, FE. 6-1328.
TAGE AT BLA CK
ly_beach. EM_ 30408 $-1325.
TIAC PON
< p18 ay avail.
wk.
Safe,
&
OR 3-6389
RESO!
gro
ke cabins 345° pe:
of August, 4-5382., sodern Kitchenette meaein R&K Motel.
RT FOR RENT Vacation for family of five. Beau
tiful unds. Available op Cass La PONTIAC LAKE shing
MODERN CONV. WALLED LAKE
Pvt. beach, 2 bedrm. Reas, MAr-
_ ket 4-2293. =
For Rent Rooms 37
aah go Emini, Mee Close
BUSINESS
leges. 399 Eliza
GLEN
4-5641. 350 GIRL. 4 WiceLyY FURN. HO
_ing rms, .for adul oe a
SLEEPING ROOM 58. OFF in. Conven-
267 State.
USEKEEP-
FE 32-5151.
Elizabeth | Lk, PE 2-0015.
SLEEPING ROOMS. FE
W. Huron
ieety
Aitchen
4-2773. tir YOU WANT A NICE CLEAN
a= a * sigs place at bus. stop, call
FURN. eae 4 dies 2
privileges. FE
* Laundry & cook PVT. ENTRANCE. BUS ae OW STOP.
. Huron he rmcndinay 7 Soak d SLEEPING
young man — Garage included. FE
WOMENS MODERR PE 42047
Rooms With Board 38
COMFORTABLE RM. working gentlemen gs
EXTRA CLEAN. HOME-STY1t E41
meals. 14 Matthews. FE §-0377. LARGE
out
en man, ROOM board.
AND BOARD FOR CHRIS-
FE 4-5080, 05 WITH 8. OR WITH-
Tilden. FE
Ganvalescent Homes 38A
man, Re on one assistance. FE 8-0489. NEW. A.MODERN REST HOME, Reas. ran
Hotel Rooms
Rooms by Day
Also 1. or 3 roo!
Cooking refrige
Rent. Office Space *
parking
& up. all DOWNTOWN P ON xs
utilitte
vorvise furnishes
on ‘ease basis only 875 per mo.
2-6280 ac:
& janitor
New building,
DOWNTOW
with N
parkin jot.
kind office FF If ? LARGE ROOMS, | ea) for any
For Sale H ouses 43
as heat. ape DOWN 2 er teeati HOME.
$500 DOWN ose rere — sok BL sie
ee Yr Rie of “Pruitt trees.
pins and bus. rice
erms. PHA TERMS AV TLABLE.
ee PARADISE
You will love this Seafront: bun-
shade ifees. ealore re, food, boating 8. ore,
ONLY re BOWN
srt peuce FOR Ro esa
bedrooms, a baths, . the Webster Washin ton School
district, Close to Tel-Huron
Call for
3 bedroo! situated
gg
with basement,
Large ward-
Mo en pclorete itehen fea ures an
Smith:
Widernan 412 W, Huron St. FE 4-4526
§ RMS, MODERN 2 CHILDREN.
$50. OL 1-4034
5 ROOM TERRACE, _— GA-
_mit: clean, $75: Inquire 79 Sum-
§ ROOM AUTOMATIC OIL HEAT,
Oabo water. sorpene and storms,
5 ose tai trated. re. ieivaa or
5 RM MODERN. AVAILABLE
Aug. 1m monte. Children
welcom
e ROOMS, & BATH. 6&5 COOLEY
6k CLOSE I IN, Et PULL Base | FZ ao 3 aoe
81 3 BA
Miahar .. = Room HOUSE. LE. newly dec-
2-4391,
$3,450 di
rm, “bedrm
ba bbe
es
500 #1157 ‘and loaded a garage. on imma a If you Bere
want a ee
=~ Bal anal call us about this
ome located
nice shaded lot w Ona
ith full feat by
and ip od — ‘on gs with
ONLY $500 DOW
atea east of Beldwin Ave. 2
=e vane living rm.,
garage.
with page mmo
otabet .
e trees, At
on easy
BROKER Elizabeth Lake $2 tat
ee
$750 4
%| COMME: + CER cP eee $78 FE 23614 2, “Rainbow™ 4 bed-
CoNoam , ioderas, o low as
WE PROVIDE ngetal SERVICE
y FADROCR balance | Hi
ke. FE
panecniin ELIZ. LAKE ESTATES equity
‘Immediate Posses. io yome, N, ce, cae 22 ly
anda ad eve water i petvener.
includes FHA
eae ‘Bedroom eae
1 nee base: auto, "aconee: garage. aaa’ drive. ard,
SEYMOUR LAKE FRONT. Im-
mediate session. Good 4
yard, Terms..- os
payment acce!
ae te to gfe shoe. bn ind esire nave A -4 ate: rag STOP
WEST SUBURBAN. A 11-3 acres, 3 bedroom home “cr
iz,
beautiful acres, se! Elo sell bali
small down FE 5-0689.
2 BEDROOM HOUSE.
FE 5-3038-
3 pe can BRICE, 3 YRS. OLD.
ment. Gas heat. Car-
gy ret dar garage. OR
RORTH SIDE, *AVED STREE 7 :
Boas” cent Mtg. Basement. x
STAR’ - }] *
near school, 3 will fur bedroo: Sy waterial to finish 3-2681,
BIRMINGHAM BHC RURFWER Ti ae frame, built 2
rome ee ri stile. et car god
“RANCH STYLE
egies ms., gas 7 excellent
: sopeintest weler system bik, faew ool, There
ter value in the Detroit area.
House at
2 BEDROOM HOME. FULL BATH.
& garage. Small down pay
pF lg Dg Rg Lake tictmes® MY
E Full
ponte) 1300" down, heme oe
Broadway.
7B ment with beautiful wn.
ralenaa ct Ebina. FE eae
UL GARDEN. .
also Sas livin, Lt wit ate ae rm,
FARTLY room home,
far ot FOUR,
et lake
Lk, OR
ROOMS DECO- |. $10 weekly, P.O. 7~_ 3535,
CUTE & CLEAN oe rooms, hardwood — oll
Terms. OR 3-3609. —
$18,000 Pontiac-Watkins Estates
$18,000 is what 5 aeae ety, 2 bed
you'll e when yous sent
road een ag fue
large Kitchen arage,
20 ap at Bree siante: fe walk ete. Fully landscaped. the tot is
cluded. Np a y 414,500 with, ust st) per cent
KEEGO
HARBOR
borhood. Only $950
Brice $6,050 with $500 down. Oniy per month.
‘| Clarkston REAL ESTATE INC. 20 8. Main. rkston, Mich.
° “ Ale wa." , ¥
Open Daily 9 to ®—Sunday 12 to §
~LOQON LAKE
Beautiful ty gd rt offered Lo built home now
Extra large ‘Kitehen with
ar Seem in oven and eating
ion in cottonwood
room spacious ote ing
wh ‘est patural : Sodiceene — Two large. |
Paneled basem - sane ane aay — car ee
Just ht , tank oe years old. Priced on
WM. A.
KENNEDY 3101 W. ma
Open
FE 4-35:
Evenings 'til 9 °
BE, is Aight! en
INCOME... ! family—both ground level! 24
ft, A nas See owner's apart-
ment, full 4 room, kitchen, 3
bedrooms an bath, Rental a
ly costs down,
vely setting 1
NEAT. - West side on 2 ane
ped ¥v tose rng i te ge
Ruraphgies Reet, sori og ‘ian.
% R eg ote PPtrino OBS FE to
MUL stina Ski
LIKE A REAL CAR BARGAIN? Lots of ‘em in the Want Ads! Bes gar
ving 700 =
' / + —
: ; as ¢
; - : > ‘ i m ; :
ee em! aterm : af f
fey + “7 : = , saat 4 Sj ymin
apr er a de ee 7
UN — ouses = 43 _Fa 3 Team °
! >i r Sale — =;
UNLIMITED FUND ee 43 [
&, =) Es ? For H THE PONT. i . ; :
és Aen i ple fe ‘otler lek Sale Houses TAC. P a —
ew TOAGES vetoed. ore > .$300 __43|SLIC RESS. .
io. yell ot Homme * co FOUR (4 Modern 2 DOWN ES OF HAM FRIDAY, i | ee
Chastang of ash to ) BEDROOM seed faors Ae di ast bath, ha AUGU “\ a
mum down a “nome. att to Doless a BRICK vm Ac) hare: . ST 1 5, 19 . x £ : 4
wa schte ry wink ine best ose wekine te 1. ett BANGUS, R wae _— 58: \ jie
‘M59. ke are t read this ir 9 M15 Real ¥. : F Be r
a, lov room ad. ville tor ; : or Sa é i
Seoemett A aa as home Reminole Hille ‘Lovely large NA 1-265 | | vy le Houses 43 s " :
EM 4,000 w e, load © room wit ly “I : » . f os i VH' 2 “
wae nto with Cems. nat oe deg. tule wy fireplace, 1 nee : i N Y RENT—BUY For Sale Houses 4a
wate at twas | Bedroot | | NOMO eee a te ee,
pacement, ay his ia a . iste "foo tains EY . r Sale ia
were. ‘all 12,5 excellent gemmer large ored ves- O ; é : - : ouses
EER Sa a ciel oe“ See et en DOWN Meare UTIC Ml
ea oy oi sali acl en HOM $75 ~ondas Platiny lr. A AREA
Wo ? Highla: TO lots, ah eee Ben: S PE , $2 180, oat K /
it oh oe LE lind Mh homie "was 108s Two a) ‘gem ER MONT H tor 980008 ere i EMLER |
ihe wees altos Sate $100 ae w aoe eg al ee . GAR
Sea ces Bon Ee | $100 DOW | ee oe | oh DENS
ra appointment Towns ahser Giadly e for wes' Plus HR Bari, reduced, i 5 “A tem ccttion
one. FEd by ad mt Show: time shown famil minimu tow ik. vie . ina étion of 2
oase “a Larne aoe > imost any any: mum costs an. Wi ‘witiams 18 300. about a cK. | homes ety lee runs’ te rang
storms ent, ettomatic WEST SID a Moves Y E AND 5M 2 home, “fall 1 bl ADE pacing wilh, ores, 100 rent ae)
fenced screens heat, alu B ou Rose M ALL e, full base ock. 3 bed streets, wi 130 ft sq., ft. liv.
_FE ya id Extra ous Seeting. Three bed n! cLarty, B USES — 5 2 pe semen, Pee org nd ing a par
Make U; e location. nelgh patroces tee. He 2 FREDO, a, SO : roker 4 se nasia's lot te ik: 360 Huge Pull VAR IBT' i 2 A
For GI s An Offer kite ‘Gas “Lafee. iit WHY P. we roa Ms eumcepucnally, alee, | ENT wlchet “Tig Pathe. gare
B Equit ful hen dow. vin: Y PAY a einer sul ted = fenc i ks whee Sehool’ near Me ipaasenpes rooms. oi} heat, a large. full
t 37 EB. y 1 ba n A REN ed. AR 13,900, Real iy
$6200 E, Shettield. Owne tent pasoms emt auto, heat, . T? x ai BLZABE TR » HA ory as: roqeag. Regi caeasere es
month, men! r owes 000 down ay 500 with UILT . me has 8 LAKE — this | S22 ove in honest
insur: Includin, of $51. . See ‘ with IN RA with 3s carpete room fF: T i
° ae eaten HURON GARDENS this one. LOADS OF M we iad ot country kien cheerful i DIPERENT STYLES TO | ¢-
ft Sesh beees stil) ees M ~ ODERN FEA : scaped garage. nee | a CHOOSE FRO} TO
me conden, ew buneaiow:| $00, edlate possession BES seeks Sue do sais tnd: ILL DUPLICATE -
k and Tak nied at aye Rowers ; DOWN fn eee ANY
50 F a bedroo epee) | at $12 Nee te ae ok FHA terms LOW ANY, MODEL
ru pron ck ee On ais ; © dy his 4 rooms & ‘DOW
5A it Trees” eons. ment, itches” Pal vd suc PEN D . “s jets mat privileges. 6 & N ‘PAY MEN
Acres, 4 Bedrm rage oul chen Pull eyed : a 2 SPEEA , This RAY TON W ee WOOD REALTY Le MODE Tl
giarston urea co ort Suite Baise sees a eee rn ee, he te "EMBREE & GREGG O LS
srourensn on reer. ood Mis DRAYTON me ee WEST ‘ot 9 of _ Mepicaim and aero uit in oven Ege PEN DA LY as
living . fan batn asement LAINS' , | EE N R : with firepia separate cupboards paved roa home on 1 3 bed-
cor garage. kr: aneled New 3 PE _8-2763_or_ © EALTY PN apts Heo wih trepl ae ic a) 1008 © re re 112 ft. lot. AN Lady
dand ge. an itchen, lot bedroom “Do VES. lewsteatuits” ° ; \“a/G firepli ac by 13’ living closed “i t. of living school, h SU school of "rade: Jus
Full” pot for fen nouse. 3 we amered sone la o You Lik __LI_ 2-467 ee . ‘ . and. ra ef ge _ cue dueeee 4 space. =, D , ae
a $12, PP ad 4 famil west | Seets walls” hare- Here it ike Priva ’ 23.38 : ‘ds ter : ood Six Ie 1 bas size ee. disposal. alten ohh 1-TO Bri
Nea erin "$3,500 cee sizable li rd- mode! is—large ey? eee Me om i f. Onlye $1 ment, dows, eilits with: paneled wun | LOCATE 8:20 rick R
r ‘Hunt . wane kitche storm ving foot ranch new 3 bedroom . Tae 2 $15,700, | ofl My utility 2 2 pictur den, 7D AT ee A
2- Bed oon Lake 500 should eoue == . | oe a ee Led os or a : Pri eat, 2 ca Loe eri — AN 23 MILE In cres
= y ely m at gerock rr ; ced r’ atte. mete N . E: seclude
ean gon mie TS eee ee Sale . . think!” CEES Ey tera Figerag, | MeNEIL REAL ES Subarona aren @ wel planed
High. ‘ary pees ioral weed _ tached hae space vente — __For Sale : home, 4, reellent eee L term t & balance hi AL ESTAT and 3% tale eat
itving apheresis IC you find treet This : meee BY OW e Houses 43 30g ‘deep. beautiful 7 bans. 3 EASE, — ,OPTION. oe E| teen tom ire!
gleamin m, sizab) af cheery only $19 ast Once ts ach NER, 9 ee BE F : $1 ep. $21,750, wooded 3] month. edroom bh availabl ; out of and lawn. O
walls Ww, oak ‘loots’ kitchen Many — Seoacit Py lifeti ools, 32 Heke HOUS: wets Sale H per month $1,750 do lot room, Has etait at ae on = AN city. wher “moving
Silt ener ett s wm Bote it. & HA Dorothy's wood burs terms. Sang cay aren | <a wn'| tached ‘earage: ever ES T if
or ppd 33 W. Hu RGER C othy Cavd buvs ve. on SALE BY ee \W A finishin garage pe, bath, ne = S JOHN
| "OPEN O. REALTOR EST. Lave 500 oe oe OWNER, 3 BED- VATKINS —— Reeds sense ae V
N EVENINGS = a Beth g nder | "i, et omy Same. AN brik | AS bearm. a S HILLS ‘ee. ioe allowed LUES
ziroux- Frank _ SYLVAN Lak eit | Ss AS i ey iy Ws vee win Pee “pforma Se cee LS | borat, tet “| Es B ER
qos Die Hwy, onKS fam, Sarees eae , $350 Down if eas as) acon best oar it Com: $495 os ion “inguire | nie ei pled wind ut peg gar CHURCH — ts Lawer AREA = 2
wooded lo’ iw Re. edrms —riur DON Mc: Se e bath ‘ 5 DO cely “1 s streets estate. eing 1 be ath, aits Lak ock f 670 x.
OR 3-9701| 822 lot, ne High |b elary ns. vacant, ry Nw MSDONALD New 2 WN fenced, andsca extra} pri 4 lot sold to d- sun po e 26 rom Huro
7 : it [s} NALD model.| lot bedroc. d ed, 242 ¢€ ped jot, arge cedavese included settle second fl rch, large sedrooms, Ph nm Ret
a DOWN - FE ait Suse ss 2 rE ioe R 2 - $6,905. Pu m som rive, ‘Thi, ar gare Cyclone avaijabl $4,500. especial good b oor, full rge room on . PE mat FE
floor, modern € 105, r ee, meee: MID : E UTGERS Picture Ww! ll pric e on yo young. s home ge and pa 2. § yeer cont: A pri uy for a basem on 9-0829 EVE. 43525
full , 1 bed RM., Sund 45000, DLE 3 260 WE room window e. Wood nee 4 Price $1 is only 3 ved ract ce $6500, handy ent. A
paved stre basement. room Ist heai. ODERN. inday, M TON ST re . Outside . Pull beth rs. per cept aoe tee years 1565 U: « low dow man, i MU
Clar et Full pric Ope Fenced BASEMEN ODERN 5 C stares Lol complete Pathos re mortgage. down Uni nion Lake SILVER nm payment. LTIPLE 1
ence C.R e $5,800. peo NS Go T Ort| — iecatt rootns LE ay ft, Chee tor _ sanetioz EM 34095" “or vier See. hae te ISTING SER
idge dwn. 18 Pade tha 5 car oars shad NS We have? office for all toda illage = strukae s home EA - VICE
AREALTOR, MODEL HOME ee aac | «| $190 D | setae a wiiTe Bros. | 3 see cate aera wz} ( ) NF
975 Baldwin Ave, ____= . O 5 ROOM _ a. 0 ; N . OR 3-129 ERN L. livin: full ba r
; : . , 5660 AKE mode ig an th, di
PRE-BUILT HOMES serteed been ME oe cery aie et eee | wanes er ote eres aE eer eee Eat ag cba PLL /
As low ty, Soe a ter he he: ing. a Heeds. sor north of 2 bedroom CO PE ake ove ; 10 "tit 5 LA mm ye ach, | reation sement with second ‘foo I ih
fs low as sf.000. ine fae || men of betel sarees, Be lal reed oom ‘jose rooms, full, ba MPARE T £044) tlowin are. REAL water softene |. ing dora} /
| heating 0 none pl thermo-pane 2 wa- down, sh- sc utomatle sement, b Custo E TH terest _3-4164 TY: r softener new BE pa rec- 0 E BEEN
Tle um b- all ca cuane bath Lesli —— pay heat st tit | roo m built 1 IS mort or EM Rd. paved dri er. 2c furnage ro A al aeaee
Rs 2.1004 wiring lot 182 G ws. 8, eslie R. alk-in’ a nd meek and m bric ,200 sq. ft., 4 bedrm, page — Take Myaeti att scaped 1c ve, On 2 ar garage with ; . , extr alg onan f
——- Servic . stricted E a to BROKE Mid vac look -1, baseme 3 be Glass ranch over er 6 lots with |. room my
NOTHI ena] Sie shar Id a tos. Jonts0 yecret Sooo ira) Et Scat aa SRE, Sete Mae Fer | ae “1 acm mua | ray a oh
i 22 M nw | EVE Ys floo; , _cerami A 5-1201. or bed age 0 _ covers tweed ca
form yment. small ho er A —FE EVES., SA wo Ts c til rm. hone NION as rs the ¢
DOWN. |e Sap ees| re gn Goes NODOW ee See = | Shee
N vis, FE 68-0663 ENT CO Located m Hom canem Beaty POMP : O MA ge aie heat, Fon seme ceramic 8, ‘chest a double fix-
E ri : en! til rooms in F
Will, bulla >_begros ta ACRES R et, in the veart of ia » BEDRM Sze FE 8-1198 P A N San ey «ay i fe} iaxast are each, =. r
care “ey ies a wor it. Wil Dragon Pi Plains. 34 Bis” home. N Ren Street ~ opal gir “art. b oe tireplnee. ee. oc eS MENT ee ake privileges. ee ons:
yment we cen B. A. OO aa Pom re ens moter < N Bp pot arecoseray Frat ie », oll heat, 3. bedroo ° $13 Der mo down
bom, wepgmALD down Kassel A" m son a day! Sagueat aes yma 3060 Malti-Lakes Realty in. | ¢ et any rae i a Basement thd rouge wie WEST Soe T's vacant:
CART bee 4 ott, R WEL : eree Fe: Race oe : ae Op ee aoe ae we. pA tier og VAN
Vv WHR rece ealto TAKE Y' q a asm | Ems ons ON JOHN ou yo hood Co oo WEBSTER 5 gae
“exo TRA EAS me tor} as oncm. -zoup wows | ‘Met on ten Hae HI Pike, ah eo | Saeco Ses Ges tee GP arome Gai
Pamaue $80: = hen, ee turnac DROOM } ORCHARD L ek oe. West H ; AVE.” & RM. yemnese fron E. 71038 ~ M59. hare down two bed.
room e . floor § DOWN OUrse | anes beach e, larg : a. AKE AV inte Ideal for uron. 3 fa E. ONLY USE O e Bape car gara | baseme -
sr bedroome. istae, enne, Nae 3 <\ and “gat| — NOT VETS — ® Se ba ae ewe sete cast cabs _UEsup R ale —s
decorated gta beth Al plenty | term mearpenter RNISHED H M-s0 A G DOWN nice <reem set gia ee a | Bt pie AN O ns LD R. TR. ps
Neat Wailea ta ye hitached ee |G. New or aaa Bee model og, While, 4 pou wow! Se oe] catamaran een | oe ven on |" Seqats aaa
& enero Lake. ge cote street.| 2°" se PIGTU price. List age haues rectales rere ranch type, VA YEARS OP — cer tate
R. schools | —C® s.tiea lot . RE Rasy to Only $11.50 WHAT sereeng Ca nu $750 | 8U SERV urban locatio k hom
1 WICKE 78 Drayton Bi sd.tot * bed ty. Only $ iui 3 lots, A BUY-2 b ear South Bir ores * BURBAN ICE 1 n, has 3 Re | th cud
199 W, Sey RSH AM ray passes Ra ains NC io ranch sac Basement el in, ' "total only home. ; —Per_monin. OF iva. ee ae teas. a a bungalow n —— Bh g 4 ya | poor!
, Maytair_6-6250 ent: a 8B . m for cw ROOM beet! | lar ms. umn .
3-rm. Liao bath ( ater heate owne’ BRI A op rage, la rooms, e 100 x 2 25 storms
| YEAR 'ROUN sat foi em. howe, oo NCH o water er | nat Popichios RICK RANCH =< oe with’ s: it 0 ttchen, a: and Pr al ne f i, tabe ao nd
f AT SEA D HOME —e «a ee oc , — an oF soneed — 1% r rent with ail, gown oti rigage. per ie 7 down
y 4 T_ SEARS LAKE Between F beautiful ch Hr ANGH apts tall Ue . Hiltz ferias. Mi e956. te i; ef 00, Fi FHA — vvebarra ae Tpgaio Ns - WEST -
be private. on canes witb. home em ,elehen. an Rochester. s ry Realt Z Be a: sunocter heats 1 modern ho th oo. fs. te total .
gels, ae ee er | tp sccess Name your rrearare, BY 0% ss ail wlan med $65 $300 DN. fuly, cp cer eeeeee me, tl thet ite total amount, of
rmation call Reel Hue ‘auick SMALL BE fms. Alter Agee | ‘ uroD bx a with "stairway to Lo this, 2 bed transporte close” pow good coer = asise income” 3, bea nto es ee
u essts,| Huron ; ieee ] N > us| Seaietecnt ‘bea jor quick wise os and ve ua by BR ig geno
lnemmoe-g | siphnd wey ORIO —— wnieh eg es finished payment sen wie 0 jodpeed ment and 8 —_ $05 do ‘in base-
PIONEER pial ia Come On ‘CH N re a s. H @ 3 to will re down e you partmen pay-
NOW OPEN —|"er. goatee stone 31008 Nea Tree MAULET 2 ye m, ARIF pr esreae, Gees:| ne il wo ce a See ome Td ‘a. wil
! aes Pte SY Oe wo ea io a on
6 NEW car. -m. 3 > . Th Tow! 000 DOW H MULTIPL “ month dow: ' Orr =
2-BEDROO: | pl gece + a 4 vm. eciek, 1%: built with is hom nship ELIZ. N. E LISTIN 5 ¥en con! and $60 shell room SASHABA
= th M HOMES _digt’s school priv. Webste ting. “prick Ti struction oat was oe A SMALL G SERVI es m by tn ove into rj] oF Sin ing offered ‘alt pases
Toe Meat Pot at atte | Sele te ne tae —| Screeeretinee See | usar ia't Waa ‘
ac = Ss are 2 LOTS. EAS AL o- bri on sto’ xs
= Call us ely ar and MODE r garage ck home this one portatio res, and
seas : sR : reneed Y TERMS RN | ae 3 a ermal ape 1%- | Evenin . a. Hurry IM (@)
: . " rs, pla s of lan on al- 5 afte y
$8,300 OWN 5 wen ts Side 345, JIM an RIGHT be te walls and’ ise A sags, © “NN PE ose | 1483" Be aw ILLIAMS 2 eee nett Inc. BA y's Ih Re a
ment, alow AKLAND A LTOR To Pp . JOHN pot tie of & INSU go : 1923 : : on
$350 DOW ot] fu and new Tull base- EV) VE edroo! LAIN NSO) Ave, RANCE _Evenin PEderal ‘
N 960 PER au Ore on ber fee Large. cort oe eee _MULTIPLE Ls G8 UNTIL 830, garae m bungalow 1704 T ON, Realto 40547 vs and Sunda: 0466,
-¥ MONTH a pe ee oa ee cern paintes ; NON O SERVICR parle pear lle ae with 1'%-ca elegra r | MULTIP ~.
1 roungstown nem pas Bt. — Pel — oon A with b —- car ICE lot. situated eats on r FE 4. ph Rd. LE LIs zt $59 PER M ‘
y Sewer & Waser = ss ars old, “A - ae iy $56 down payment Rea: ce shady 2533 . G r TING SERVICE ONTH é
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Ye Mile modern b a or : DROOM-
fod Grade edo Ful. basement. "0 “Just like WM. H. KNUDS EAST RESsLTOR ae R. Irwin AN ER
ee . pon "oor fum ier, | BE Cale evening DSEN BALDWIN LONGFELLOW OF F ee eon eae ACRE
ne autom Gener reh_ doo: __ Telegraph Has rame room c os
Ld range a washer, ral Ele rs. o ig No. ph Rd. 2 bedroo Schaey e eanen 1% LARKS 35-4416 B with a cute
Ref. Dryer etric J.—NOTHI E2212 pen kite down attic. A wonderful TON ne oF room ho “and cosy ‘
Betw ATED 0 $7850 . Elec. eee oe ben. “rile . om futur plac WE —— a bed- B
een Perry & N eLe OSE yoo FULL PRICE iy eas full ~ nace, nice d 3 bath, ereegh super e with @ new ary room “nodern = ere and ¢ 1 oe st uys
snow saose | teat, He Sai Maas Ss ameee ais ee ee Sree aS eeengyee| —T
u BY AP Batt ase" ake) ei inove you : ter iia | Sas noe and alzo 3 bedroom Se ee Close | aly" oeanses araes Today
liana ald Ls ae, mherms. « BEDROOM WEST YPSILANTI. THis WEEK'S 6 50 dows. Recent location Galy ‘10,080. i ay
a a" fiving Seeced “an Serres sees Attract payee: ‘: ae | :
cioesn 10a. 0% pet, month, Brus 'your | forced “at "heat, recreation meat ne stay, aivty2| HARES me DOORS ARR Im| tient Int, * «STOP! LE BARON FARMS. |*
H BLDG. CO. — hom =: me pot — ne ny i at . lines poo boo par ong $2.10 | deoel hed en aie heron no mone . oe W, HOME. PUR. Lmtd nye ae you can Six Six large rooms, Fi, MS uO ‘
2-0 8 8 a y inc ,. dala ‘od e s 2 be m Look: . al *) D A 4
SORROW, LAER ato DOW nm) ill bey Seep a "Fila clog ano hs ROE REALTY iat) fern shee aaa Letts ws Seve ca ha mes | sea ants 7
tic, and bedroo N $32, if, one BEDROOM RON Tr. . L from shing Z eres oil w nt have . D
el m, 000, GARD MAb! TY Pon ake. on wo est Coe FING
lta, Saas canal, Fu, yaaa) teee ‘a neronrs an goom for a A, SOOD LOCK Iiclipsilalen inde | Rana Ss oer ein ake ia ca Sora
5] BEDROOM me NS Oa aod = oar < “ae ary bo re och ipa out. 6, rooms & ath for. : i, , Moot 6 rm. oe ran & town owe eet.| Car gareg nh peau vatitai $12,300 Priced” age with paved
Mo : oe ite County. t valu : will garage A $30 Floor for — furna ung alo * ay e Staten oe, ar gare base 500 with terms,
For R SALE OR A lace w ry A ——_ you” Only apa: r week plus incom Tr Wisner ce, w, fireplac wy ly a few room on avs must orch ge, closed in erent.
secod See et ect recteat sie = — 3 BEDROOM _ == each, Separa = rooms ‘. P hod i acre bores "30150, 8 vaneat Hamels 1 a! Thus ‘at anf be ‘tke. tures » ~ A any other ne LOG, RANCH
t walls rn ho: ri e wil Large Lar CK asem tb BI rms. ,960—$5,000 ‘
z Eee ogre. would shed she Bes Pg Bae erage, lot 30 eas heat sh cat ees tes Mp oan see a4 BEDROO
ROOMS ntiac. OA 8-3 home e Subdivisi omes in tory r heat. E ent, et. “Look | 73% Baldy PONTIAC price. 9 TO 8 RI t M
modern. ne “BEDROOM bs 000. Le H B jon pe ler to stra lve: vast sUBU win REALTY ; 2536 Duhe i JOLL R - LEVEL
cent cont eat and ci MS, ALL 136 * ROWN . FHA ; Only hi ‘Twain bul 1 gene sy. Thr “be ~ $500 rE e Highway EALTY Mr.
gage. ire ed sige plo’ 2 W Huron Ph. Realto —=—_—o th built in 1967. ranch type! d-| B DOW. = FE 4 up f t add
209. to mort on Ph. FE r |& BED hg ion, 3 pe. very good frame il col 2 N 4561 tin a ving this hom
Multiple ‘ 2-4810 La ROOMS J floors, pla bath, - condi- jock from bedroom / ~ full and a space, loc: e
. Listin : ki Li livin jabge livin stered & ower, oak ard. 306° exe.’ b mdern, ' / bri ceramic b: e. There's a
DORRIS &S — Eicken, ‘ftulbaccment, for | oa Foam. combined, at bor Fe 2a Sigh V1 tered mgd a
ON rent pay 3 150. Let. room r iel feet autemnanie beak base. 410 LIND tot . large See. Dragon Pinte sean
: See ‘oom be pu 13,500. eat, lo Gray brik A VI ie : .
LAKE: GRONT : per month. down ° with arenes a rms Ls Nice ions < kes STA PI ‘ i Price of oe orated._ -
NT - t c J room |Plenty of wrt
sel guschidewn @ NT IVAN _W. CLAR 1.300 down. Pebheiap cat oes praneh. | mt of Roo $35 Ye sere it, total oungs-
salar | H TARE REAL estate| PAE ees Mt own ..| x a
ing S bungalo with is —e 5 ae : . M Fe ¢- TO SELL, TE DAN ortgage. older hah an 3 ly In this on FH
ai spac m 2 be ee ee TO TR. ED) ne bedro: | A tern so8 YO
rae ropasement wit spacious i bth 2 wat a REALTOR 2 W._Huron OR FE Cass AN EDMON DS 130" lot, 2 corith large. 180x opportunity” 7 0 Here is that Your JU: CAN SEE
air boot, - siaghed with gas fo ered location. $060 down. = 5 2 JOSLYN, COR. FE 5-9471 LE Listina SERVICE | | Mr Close 5 INE. ares dining. meni rep own ‘tome, {To own been the ren all the Ne way, t
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STANDING | Ha LL, FARM ae | ech TSE| Reh ene Neetaas ie hfe. ued ot ei -
BUNGALOW Cae! aeter EBay S Reems your own Teodor, “Ont Bestel ai. prited a lle in pasement, maybe too late, Seen time youn have: wibar| — glugen ice of st,
U ran enc 2 . se on U 8 en
A bitulhSeetoom bag gene hy Guy MILL tea eat nits sat Ps SFr Fred cae als | Near, Wi ws | ARK ie Soke) Aad
clean is just om bunga- : per m nd con- ae en ntion, Sign oo . Fr isner S C ; : IN
crea “twemead: aso neat and, Gl a 5 aon ee a he: - Pi : pores chool AR ‘VESTM
gas ncluded, carpeting LES . FAMILY rf off din’ $. TR s,| in Sevens room itly located TO Two Ie ENT: An
Ear garage, sucel » far bagtiment,|Alver 5g1% Se ALTY CO schools T tetied all peo oom Fo minutes acs 700m, 18 a ae condition al iy mmeome, tures ad sit ss beatosme ON | city nw Norte © ec
Dis Mtg, Ha term anayeaed ot Multiple ig te AVE. ae sean IT completely are Gase, Lake. Ros ==. Postiag jist foreern by & call us t. ae Bea: bedroom “plus or Only s and erm High, |
it dow sting Ser §-5203; §at rn basem always ‘urn is M-59 Call M. “fot nh with ea ing room m, tached wa! en. 4 rms, _ both, -
vice er heat, ent, oil rented. |. JOSE BRE stairs, th it space kitch- ‘ lace. two c y and 2 : easy
G.1L SP N 4 FAMIL) , This is paved d fired ho . 3-55 PH REISZ, WER a ee 3 bed ce down- ates eaetties Goat at-| BUS
ECI orth icy con lei Ad oun ie parues: N. Park SALES gece Ss we rooms and ement, ge INESS
TWO AL pce as og | . = al jeesers eld MGR reget icat and ¢ and only w 100 FRONT.
hunesiow * _gonay two A 100 OT 220 by Pies. com een ineveueien, nm, neeny LI 17-3800 2 ves, FE 8-0823 © 4-5181 your reel Sarg oy ey sao can you oe ee win poo enero AGE
ae apa see mie LAKE | Se 1S came reese | Partri retaelichie ai Batermn: Sas sae
rear Lae hela my chara rfron ce a ted bath, aa an icholie, R = ” peta
fence m hi lot m lak $2,650 — a bath, ] 40 2 Mi e, Real rms iy i
beach ced lot, ome . e priv dn. ‘oo . full . t Re ealto , with
privileses. ° across the peant-| CU leges. Lar # ee —_ dinin Is TH FE 5- emens St. r E
andle $10, road with CKLE se re bste ax cheat E “BIRD” 1201 ag io _ Meise’ K | Edward ]
ae 296 R REALTY reise bere « nooy BUN. | Y 70 Ee FE 5. alr et NeN sh eat
VACANT t we or” genet gaat | Shen te MOY vers? aed va ee ee —— KE psen oStsinaw St Ph. Fe soe
10M ; +2 RO ‘powx eS ead ee Ee coln| when bly ad REALT : es, TU 8 ‘00 | nce ®
L PERR Ek — 1 PA canes’ wig bn ipgg: Sa icg| mired th 3 TORS FE 4 PM. —
cok eee ees Fag Nae Mgr a ee zee poe isis eae oe 's ri tougnpy eve ie as ae
8 asem ri ath: ent ho’ Ni sid R! e ranc arm ves. r
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WE TRA ‘ ‘adwn. $65 pet room, oak feors, ot mane | yan? eens, fenced yar Wiper | itor derolegarey ~te-| fake er r RENT ee GEN
DE PH PONTIA $65 per| 2°" eh seen oe s ta — vari oaty pple heh oo a no ern, Situa LA: 143 00 cy
ONE FE pokreg an Cc LAKE R This ge ., P dees air walls, including monthly pa: only | oth matic @ ir bas it ins with w s from t- KE ORION. = van Ot
. hes’ g te ymeénts ena carer ement with privilege makers been A OnIGAN..
DORRIS & 4-1557 5 —— trees, Timed 2 lots terms to 4 ep Re 194 t./4 R xes & insw of | on te e extra ener and ith . em s. A 12 ft. beach LAKEF
ne fe pores a oe a cost fo givitiens or areas. oone on rane re ppriced to. se! Sibped 6 npg ts . 6 x 18 ft RONT H
$100 M P bool gud sores Sars soto r GI, = just © cealape school in th ; Sei; ation oc ertlty haps Mhgem A m. modern, OM
1, losin: age, dist: e Com- 9 and tte A WOR condition
bes O MOVES “YOU IN pat Fons, Ret WEST SUBURBAN | Kron iver. a inna car Vacant Lakef even coayege a D TO THE WISE seo WIELIAMS with latte lots. a. in exe.
in eet S pio Huron __ » Real Est. wo “lovely og pL non otars we 5 payments of It's Colonial reat rooms etre but. 4 upper | babige mani FESSIONAL ert Ro % peaeaiens pares
ets Snare EARL E,JAMES pace, deers ing oem, noose at a 4 yin ae rea cee many tes Seen eft "Co nGR an i
J « : ‘ . ment, ict, ce pe Malco roo: ch ¢ ove g MOnVven- i minute: joc a ow capin i. ry 4
ot living’ cbet y ateaipaten Ce wonek Soar pany 9 fay yelone & e lot is ee - > remic bath, base. fot New ‘kiteher m furnished Shaitan suneh arage | it he cae abo pees gg Shy Be water. Dunhar
64 pe costs. Lo ences, Cu Williams DOWN Pr ng town. rence, A, a to pure Good cred! and te! “kitehen acre lake se Beautifu mac por li eh and ful bri room WwW ntiac. 27 fertasaln Ta yery large ¥ Re m Lak
‘ bine ive year. Neat taxes onl Ra. 3 be Lake Rd, ne fe) i pe al, eas 11,975 = ase rag will oe eee at with dish ront proxi ul shad nae include: plann ek firept ith beauti { : ale ou lots, Per- ¢€ Fron
road Ngee Village v| foe Pull bas comuk an ‘elie, Lk Peon mio bene | me hitge el ony ary nog | proximately § corner, Ap- pease ae ace, Custom room hom cuapin BEktrOR tage
Dacre oot dv and 2 | glum. a tse g 1b0 ft. | WwW : ic oes tare ree ar kao, ote! | etrettnn, aie aenehs ome a Sea: overlooking 1a RICK 3 bed OR AUTOR
Faeries am a | Realtor EE Peo en el pa Ta Some’ fo the ii ort otee:| oy Ben SPREE, ase a view ce Beats, hae eat I Branch Mich _s vest
ye tintin ae ss ed fare onl SS Soe see canal me eer rg | Sees bia Be ere
tiful. ¢ 956. Lars Land eludin basem. t. old, 2 : joney or $12,700 thi and ones can~ m ber Absolut INS 4 ment to H oe appre car LA! .
tiled é mod scaped. ing alu ent. mode: ved ‘Gils. e lake sc miner ; Bo pie mag A bed- A see tod ap- nume be *~ Lake
ae room bath, ern b Lak m. storms rn. : . e@ sum in gas be tess BARG. ay. rous _eeizes seen Orion
‘i dow Meet onie EI wel 3 WPS oP as rik rele | WATERF jugcuLouen. REALTO mer at) ov The’ Pana hot Good basem nent, t wl ioe key chotce Batt in too soee 5 me. ps om
a ei6e per month. Zan itessint (gn large, bedi REORD Open Sage atsabetn Rg. REALTOR PARTRIDGE Sei at heat In the country next to — monde me raha at a store. 2. bed. ge mt. base
cece lel tee. er aa btt| ome oe ras. paneied kien CR a.m.-6:30 +384 er pos) ok , - ies ul shaded vasenene Late a big ” te available, Side” $5000.
R. Ra "pear. ety aieparate, ym Nats ot iiehen ae MULTIPLE LISTING 8 HURO: just | cfosin acer garage | ries nt Ful — prmen :
city lim come, Jos ure| carpe goome — Wining aed bedroom: & as LISTIN al ow pepo pony Agai dow =e varee tot, * $8,100 living ~= This
A 1.3809, ANCHO mT ae lyn po gg oo 1 Ried wall and large io enclosed AREA. 2 @ SERVICE terest GI’ balance n <7 $600 ioees, pest _ kitchen, e
nor ogg EE AKE fall beotmnees. be, powder Tra, ag laa gh sg AREA. 2 | CROOKS 1 NEA’ pelance on | TWO ACR ee be,
RAN og mg room ranch ane Ga heat, con. y es, 82. : KS RO NEAR OXBOW 4 ES q . Price!
/ DIAL Las seu” ieee a ort, on ay) poriss ft we 43.500. down. scheols. snd oie ene Reon fot Gown i sone hf tg — al Ehebens tiled” =. Gives EALTC
‘ es LN-G rt down Sylvan ‘Lake. EO ‘GE and OWNER payment ot, $10,500. » Ae ae ee bath Modern — ® gare ou lots of
, = / : vo Com ent, BLAIR modern ’ RMS. CROO! ; - bow nace, 7 nev » Partial Serna. Land hon a fo
oe Lr 4 erce | Be ee REALTOR - New “attenen’ fut bane ROOks Pe tee, Wan at Ma ae | Sencar, hace’ nen trees, 8
eo . ioe pole EM 3-83 Rio t geen eee vm. pig a Rg hls, simply y, trays, Low wan ead” ton 8 Foo io ee
. < ees : Toe 1+ a DRA oR Hh ent driv — . Low d ughed in mat "$8 230, : A and th and br ; 80 oon
. beet | ‘PLAIN sata ie eee e. Located. one LAKE own paym afford to You | ey BR - cere: to
i \ ~ iN ° es. OR: Hie lot. a, S seins on: be a birch ebinets Ne ent. RAY O’ rent. © terms.” Vai —— wih eaey gt ARE. ;
ee a : : re : sooable 48 pee at al tk oil 21 962. 8. NFIL immediat cant, give easy $7,900—8
aa ee” ‘ aT take. Aberin Ree | oN $11,500. Lo teh, of Beat: | EE Tele » Real B @ possession. ee age LAKbrnowr
: eae © Angelus Fa. ‘able aoe sy dees | REA crak yR pen n ouoine stk) LaKePRONT Nice ne oat
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= THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, ‘AUGUST 15, “1958 eee Hs aT 3
MODEST MAIDENS . By Jay Alan) Sele Household Goods 57) For Sale Miscellaneous 60|For Sale Miscellaneous 60| _ Sale Musical Goods 62 ~
oe ‘45 CUBIC Foor COMBINA- | 52 ER. me ‘STOVE (APT. 2m) | 4, LINC BASS FIDDLE. rE
Only seth ind OE | a ca tha | ¥ ee BEM Sutton ¥ ae GRO IG" SPIN
169 $0 Samuel Appliances. SAVE PU ING. EM | i CL Furie
: m 1251. N. Wood: | 3c *, Oe 34050. : Special © | "CA, BI
: ¢ ack: een, “Sal aher {2 Ae Pe eee oe 1x46-8-10-12
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“a ota ie acres
iia ere! Partridge RDIAN, REA CASH & sonable, Boy's pallep phates, size | “Truck load lots Gelivered free 13 ft.
4 jan Sashapaw “Rd., Drayton) — Empire Supplies C Co, ‘eetat quick S ies forms. 3-4148
sega? terms. 2600 Union Lk, Rd.
£58) or eM 3.6210 18 THE “BIRD” TO SEE AVAILABLE NOW _s| snrewp STAND: 4 soles sik
160 ACRE FARM 26 miles west Taylor doors, Double cee |
of tiac Convenient to an Ex- y steel pre’ 4 ‘ac- ble bow! sink .....+«..-
ig A gee 4 A Superette—Trade ~ mer oe se Reason-| Washbowls with fittings ...-
em 0 basement, about 30) Excellent location on main street Bet pine ae Pe ee Co. | Se. — x's Big
acres wooded, Priced lot at $35-| ® of ac, tely SATRROOM FUTURES YOURE Begs eer ein IN
aN a RPL Te | te tad a ise AR om aio 4 Degroom apt, included. | Books pny oN ln 12S Begin” PE Sat00 Mo seh MUSIC
par: RI ‘ise righiasa. ee + or githout real estate, Will fie waje, mlectiea guppties, crock FOR | SALE ALE “TWO WO Rovian Ga- | 7 © Tones TeLHuren
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black pipe. and fittings. Lowe ainhe poers Te aS PIANO TONIN ae OSCcaR
COLORED ~ | Famous for Chicken Bros. Baby paper, Femlone. "chrome, id ideal for rise Fer ot C3 FANG — BTOR ¥ ac E
LAKE Pane) tan A family type restaurant, grossing 2685 LAPEER RD. PE ¢s4s1| SOngsICe eee gees value | S018 Pag he
Sriat Wopes = | Hane! saipat satu |REORE TRGVER RErMoes: | yOte CU en.o% Re | Baka ists | hanion GPa Ee chee e
FIRST TIME OPPERED — = bie acs abe ue quicki he] ~ “eral peree be : <= M
LIMITED ER A KIRBY SWEEPER WITH ALL AT- Plumbing _ FURN ACES rANMORRIS USIC
ABLE 428° TO $100 DOWN. REALTOR PARTRIDGE tachments $75. OR_3-4213. sone Doors. = 34 8. Tele
ALT RGE MAHOGANY DINING RM. Lum 80,000 BTU gus $199.50. ae nN Fon MALE me
Jim Wright - R. Valuet | pg Businesses eet TRON et — ching cabinet buffet, §| Material 'yord located at a) BTU oll, $200.50 FE 5948
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ve 33a CRLAND AVENE OPEN TIL 8 dau is, ta, "ae dresser ‘and chest. fog: Co, Temple 37853. wreck: censed dealer. OR *-6634. Sale Office Eauiprent 63
2 ACRES LINE. $200 DN. ARIAL SERVICE— , rit tambo, clr cei £6
2 EE oe 2 : | moa heron GUS "a Owner, P.O. Box 3535. ing one grew fe —_, casiene / | rice at Jack's 2 va Geakanr AU U i Garage Doors |e Htalat tine y 7h
A SQUARE FORTY would ike to be her own boss. ? aS “ alip ov cover. folding 2 ae E ] L Factor, TEL de and eit standard es Ate
Sprin wp rs Sorenson, OL 2-672 . folding chairs many “SP c A S ROYAL TYPEWRITER, GOOD AS
titiable. 6 rm house, barn and|. or MY_3-1522. __mise._ item nines, $36 and Ye.
SS EG eather pee | cia Sarienn| eet ame pyran ters en "| “Se png ode "WHITE BROS. Bain, sls HE sinets, inventory: | sayg? cprings ate of different colored| fandom lengths °....... “its agg er a catatter, | weve ewe narra
ee Pa easks or Fi 30300. We'd better dance something expensive, this is a very| fect Famous aivetheot ae ws gin oe Piywood Garage Front’ remodeling AQUA LUNGS. NEW & USED
Open Eves “ti 8: Suny 10 ‘ti : New 20ay yy Binclaly_ service station expensive‘Festaurant! ” cee he Terrie values, Come of 1n12 Wrpine sheathing’ ** be immt.| ° Open "i's oo ct oon on Bat, | 80 PARKHURST BT. _— FE 6.9608
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big. ACRES #_ A HOUSE, 2 Hid | HOUSE, 2 "for lease, I located at orteneiile & _ [85 Orchard Lake A *iiuoregeeat, x12 hf pine shelving ....i2¢ lin. ft ‘BERRY D DOOR SALES AQUA” LUNGS NEW & USED.
3, Only : MODERN BLOND DAVENPORT- - ie eae ~~ "| 371_8. Paddock FE_ 2.0203 a 3008
ope eet N DAIRY BAR __ Swaps 55| Sale Household Goods 57) bed and swivel ehsir, Sacrifice. BSF ae , DBI “nr ®? dD: & | GE CONVERSION OIL BURNER. Pine Uh inn 0 Grepare Lae. Be.
P.W.D NNA! CONPECTIONERY. NICELY | 202. Fir Plyscore tank & (filter. Dowagiac Coal fur: | ARCHERY EQUIPMENT. AFTER
66_W_ Huron 4.2571 oemypet. © includes s es 3 Sory brick 2 Park cem Lae giove oi wiageatbyld 2 Lebdag mapil bet nie Re unr ale BED, COMPLETE, MI} ,.,5.43,- y Selcun nace. al® rood i storm windows & p.m, MApile _5~
uarter: : e nr i, Bam, eer ee eens 87 eac : de_5-1054-___
ACRES. D 3 BED. Blends wit me Guahers:| With plowing ' equipment. OR} Electric €o, 1060 W._ Hur °| NEW FELT RUGS 12.05 pi Bs Se #)81each | GOOD FURNCE, | DELG STOK- “BINOCULARS NEW han cee:
room house & large barn, Ideal © 91,000 gross Priced sii. | 27084. Sreaeas 4'x8°x¥4 "$3.68 ea. Ge coated, with éase. Cost $50, sac-
ent near Carsonville. $7,400 . oh ony 3 RMS, FURNITURE - FOR BABY dec ¢x8'x%" birch” ipiyweed. too | ce __ $35. FE 23377 aS is FE_ 8-6819.
M00 flown, FE 44064. 006, 509 down win accent |i a IN $4,000 HOME | too. OR 2-466). Lexington. can Phyfe table and chairs $30 | * Sides ood , two | KITCHEN ae WALL WAND ow POLAg. # POUN
6 ment modern ions ¢, 1% car couple. er reired _home EM 35130. : = |e irioon 6 $12. ANELED CRIB & ri Bectional bookease. 818 No’ Any Ore rans Binoae. ng retrigerators,. each Job i individual: bunting ta wie Sha other’ © eigres
goog. sit” gti oa wit , fs 2 for v Fisce sieves ona BEDE Walnut eae sulte complete $60 Ere Michigan | $39" °Gr ‘5-32 ;
a" gone sat geese! ~ STATEWIDE Es a nied a |F oace eevee ona pepe |Weney aed seems! Tlaggerty _pupreigh “adr” | carcrag noun TER aes wir
. 81 we ¢ of Pontias 7 wh ge Vi bed, lar Bae EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME : “Prom” g6180. .0 fg) wig GOLF CLUBS 3555
{Sale Business Property. 5 REALTOR 50, v , | 10¢ 8, Saginaw sss s§s «SPE. 2-0623 od ue Gaday ‘¢
KENNETT 2 Detroit ™ Be $002) | atc Sula 8 och Fearsan Furniture, 43 Orchard LX. | NORGE DRYER USED 3 MONTHS. LUMBER CO. - 108. Perry St _______-ay.| o108, now sine carts. Res.
* tle “Twinbrook 3-3286 a mt Pc SiNING*R Pair of table lamps. FE_4-3806.| 1947 Hagge waeaitae ae eet ane mer ted ibd 38 “Reg. $50, now.
Scar commercial g zoned CASH Fo. ; ORE. et $25, ry qeabls bed. 2 @ tain | ea” coat tte EO AeTES Between W Maple and Peuine other things — ° Pert C $2450 IPS SPORTING GOODS
ominercial, Inquire st Baid-| Sale Land Contracts 52 oun “Beds chest of Sat ether wal eee Ua a oe ers, FROM a _Kent., 38 Shettield Bi,, Pontiac. | rp N Saginaw o Fe e401
tes ~~ PE i OF net chair, wringer type washer and | OYT%'s 5G) ty antennas. woeee_ Areal GAS SPACE HEATER. CHEAP. | Guns, MODERN AND AN1
INVEST trade for land contract or mort- ita WALTON TV ANCHOR FENCES ORLANDO _3-6224_ EVENINGS -| Buy _ sell and trade all
* Ra. at Union fee gage. PE 42131. 7 rece G Room ‘SUITE, No money down. PHA 4, | DOCHIVAR Vae POLLY AUTO, 00 GAL.| 3 9 “Telegraph FE 34708.
YOUR MONEY IN A|/rhave RAL NICE HOMES,| brand ney davenport and chair. 2 815, E Walton _FREE ESTIMATES cit “etn. ec apa ee, pene Pit oy GUNG — BUY. ELL, TRADE,
“1GOOD LAND CON-| 2 “3s Unt ciyment. ux| ie e fable. Gesorstor jampe. Al PRIGO REPRIG. s0f| CHROME BEEF AND PORK — NEW & USEr "| Maties each oe
A d ave for paym ¥] for $99 only weekly. | ° a: "pi tes quarters, Opdyke Mkt, Be sie 8 : 6 ver (OUISVILLE GRAND SLAM GOLF
TRACT. LIBERAL DIS- 2-3781 Pearson's Wuraher iP Shard | anette. set, $25. storm windows & doors |“ cjub ood:
COUNTS. ASK HQuITY IN 2 BEDRM, UTIL. | Lk. Ave. . . RAbid- PatNOGRAPH COMDOLE Coe erg OO gaan, | Retsenable Dee ee value., Reasonable, “EM 3001 or
ASK FOR MR.| ‘rm, ‘ut bath, large toi, north. | CU ee -| IN GOOD CONDITION. PLAYS | COLLAPSIBLE 2 With Cis 4a DR ieee ee —EM_ 34715.
HAYDEN. naa he tone ‘ve * Excel cond. 69 8. Avery. FE AND . trailer, $275. FE 5-9056 %-in, 21-f woogie! voor Oh tt | NEW, jo aba
qe C. HAYDEN, Realt $3877. ; TABLE MODEL RADIO-PHONO-|Clyde Lumb SA BING SUPPLY Ss , aoe 2 ee
ab Wat Resi a Dxl2 Felt Base Rugs $393| Sake riax8H Me ONY |Co., 4807 N Se Supp Oy | oe ee eer eae |e alton 8-0441] INCOME—10 ROOM | 808¥¥ Map vinyL TILE SREANDO V0i0s EVENINGS Os . Milford Rd., Aro one uae m bd * \ cs
9 BATHS. 347 NORTH 4%4-Ft. Wall Tile 250 RATTAN BAMBOO FURNITURE. | Clyde, Mich. fails *. a for ‘trucks, saw | Bait, Minnows, Etc. 65B
Money to Loan 53 BROADWAY LAKE ORION. RUBBER BASE PAINT. Gal. 3.78 FE 2-0587, call anor t of New sheeting, $75 & $80 per m feeding geet | NITs CRAWLER® 2 DZ, FOR de
~f = WILL SWAP FOR LAND | GUAR. waren FE Gt. gi | RECREATION RM, FURNITOR} Used 2 by’ 4's. 4c & Se 8 ft. for a ae per, a8 agricultural RED WORMS 8c
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WHEN YOU NEED | ~ mio | retir'guos woot Face vines | fur, tod uct Sloe itine| by Benue ge wel Hida ive, | ost See sane Seat
- J IM WRIGHT $34.95 Axminster. | $48.98. 36 meee automatic dishwasher, | __MU_41481__ Bhan. aichigan Mi 40083 | "Rtn ”*reopen 3AM. Monday.
ison pads, $5.95. Pearson re| Uke new’ 8 yr. baby ‘good | GONVERTED GAS FURNACE. 2 |. cg Q™EY 98:28 QUARTERLY eS
345 OAKLAND At AVE. ate oop 8 Orchard Lake Ave. a oo cheap, “FE yrs, old. PE. 42151 gasps Sk teale Seteetay ane | = nd, Gravel & Dirt 66
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8: if CU. FT. FRIGIDAIRE REFRIG. | FepRIGE 1 GOND. | COLEMAN SPACE HEATER, 1 LIKE | _age car road Beret “ SER ¢ DIR
“You ean ect it ei 9 your | _MULTIPLE LISTIN¢ LISTING SERVICE _ peatnce Ag By Siheaseiabin! peice. Sear S| Dew MA 63870, Ol, FLOOR FURNACE WITH 3H | - ody Pot¥ rock. PE oe P1088:
HOME WITH 2 ACRES, TRADE srs eee ST — CALCIUM CH tank.
i; yy rs a ee tenn heen oe dad to sult your for business with living quarters ies Soka toes REFRIGERATOR FOR SALE 4i . for “dusty roads he Ser ie ee Sa | T OR MORE LOADS OF BLACE
ca tala Y FaSatietid nttoae | cite ie menor | of noes ss er Pgtah SHORT ADEE GEE |* helen eee weadtiates| "Uae Cok RAGE) Facibe Suter OF eco S 5 - lem — DRAIN . : j
nara oR se s mid. a Michigan St, ares. as Bin Aer Norge gas clothes dryer bias one Pe > Flues, fire brick. wall copng | ae, O only sich. 6 Thomp-| {OR MORE YARDS OF PEAT
DIXIE HIGHWA . im Elizabeth Lake area, PE 4-3843. ig thoy lothes dryer $198 | SMALL RADIOS eee gi Sig PORTA. PORTA- Sump tile, grease traps & covers hunus, loaded 7 days p. (week.
af . WoDEL A Sxcettent| "wayne OABERT bles, $1 & $18. Ravicee Cons BUbety to. P LYWOOD eee eee op
_ 0 FT, FRONTAGE bie ye as _| condition, OR 3-1190 or OR 3-5322. | 121_N FE $6189 | SELLING MY CHI aINESE, x 7 ANTIQUE bn Orthard Lake Aveo FE stioi | {282% exterior ..........$5.14 “oll § Me Fe sane
A AND | $409.95 Hi 16 CUBIC FT. re, deck &| contneeN@ CLOTHING “MARY Suptae qtmeTtr ooe--e- 1 $3.85
cr grey om Fee erg, are) Ea | Sete es te Ea ee S| Ee eee, | AMERICAN : ae TEAGUE FINANCE CO.| SuTs0aRD MOTOR OR GAS _Biroas <. STOVE, EXTRA CLEAN, GAS. a.m L US O PLYWoODs
~ i hee . | OUTBOARD janes!” trailer, FE | 1057 KIRBY UPRIGHT SWEEPER | Chee? PE 3-7730. CLOSE OUT SEL fa yp tal aa
5 room house. Ful 202 N. MAIN S-eoet, 185 8 Suitley. with all attachments, $100, OR | SINGER CONSOLES $3930 PORT-| ll plenic cae Jugs, tee ie 488 Baldwin Ave___FE 2.2543 = TONE ADRESS
ROC Dane 20 MICH. Lol cei, Ft yin waemeea—praag | tachmente: Late mode Zag st-| elec. fans PAINT SALE Fa. 6040 $1.38 per 73, Oversined
home & established Collision ate x CONDITIONERS, fea. vecosm. cleaner = with at. erie. trellis" a, Sting tas kle, odd ae al Bros, house paint stone $1.25 Der va Fil dirt —
> a pe _EBiectrie & Too wey = —— tachments $24.50 Used Television, aero red ze en e price sy ‘ = we. fn =
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TRADE. $1,600 EQU: IN 5 we service and recondition all ott eran pee rocket 6335 Sashabaw Rd. Clarkston
— — Pa J Rw off AiR can ws FLOO R| models. Terms, Curt’s TV and! We Spe Sr & — os Grehard Lake five. re “aso MAFLE 6-sie1
x; | Bh Rochester, om | Baldvin, oak floors, 2 bedrooms, | simples We Se0li jamuel's Ap-| Appliance. OR 3-9702. BARNES HARDWA REDUCED PRICES Attention, Truckers
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Girt aden eine | Eamatens oem oi. 7 | Racone, mipeee my S| LEM, PONaCE POWER | fees Tag ae ulema A colicin $50 TO $500-$25 TO $509 or a ae trade, Gare "Seai| AUGUST SPECIALS | ‘aire Refrigerator. 30 inch range | incubators, cireuteter all heater. EVANS EQUIP. cont Grogit, terms. | Ay TOR SOIL | BLACK DIRT.
oe LOAN FowTTAT | DRYERS. electric. rebuilt, an ei ine Gee Hew Sanwa a “| MA §-1878___or_OR 3-104 | 5 top BOIL. SAND, ORAVET.
: 8-0421 AC. aarentesd ..\. ce. ‘A CHINE. LIKE NEW, | DISHWASHER, FRIGIDAIR. ROMEX, 14-2, 2 NTS FOOT IN| |
nee smn “er clube, 5 ff es, ris rebut “guaranteed. ial with reagent o* attaches oo 0G. A. Ree ee | ee: a at eer Sn & sinek Get. Bubigecing. ox:
oans oO —_——- kL Pa att cent pipe Pa ea een =
$500 REFRIGERATORS, Renewed, 2-3337, Mich. DEMING NUMBER 002 JE $3.38. Paint ony | 4-1 TOP SOIL, CRUSHED STONE
on signature only BR - | grktaapteed, from... s4a.00 oe 7 Sener oe Oe pamp, 1 bs nee riect ‘condition, Weather, Werwicks, 2618 Orchard = ONE hapee* fi, Ear
HOUSEHOLD ay The -, $19.50) Tange RB; Munro Elec, Co,| fiver w Baler. p Bargain ‘Can be seen | SEPTIC TANK CLEANER 25 LBS. | “2, HI TOP SOIL, CRUSHED STONE,
, _ GOOD HOUSEKEEPING sHOP | _10¢0_W. Huron MI i580, G. canpeen. # 6. Per Gravel, Fi Fill. Lyle Conklin,
ig Dipsmonny cas tnt you | 52 CORP. OF PONTIAC 6 st w. Buren’ Pomtise TRADE GAs RANGE FOR ELEC. | ELECTRIC Fasc LAGE PERTORES OF eriae SARUGaYER FE is 3.05%
he viemin vm __FE_¢1555) trie range Munro Elec-| usual designs for every room. DRIVE-WAY CULVERT BLACK DIRT
= r ; — food <, Man AID- + amnocee A-1 Attractions tre Con ideo ‘w. Huron Fulb-Dew itty marred. Starlighte. $2.45 Top woll, fill sand, road gravel.
; ae % team’ ideal, or part time 1 I DEN OR RECREATION ROOM | 19 TV SPECIALS TRADE-IN DEPT. | ‘eluce. Su Buy direct sind | save. per lineal ft. Clarkston - Drayton Plains ares.
S31 er EB sas) cer nae 2% -CERAMIC-TILE BATHS | }2. Table Model ........... - $298] Apt. size gas stove ...... 2 Be Michigan Fiverescent,_. 93 Or-| | Fie 2. 23 SOO ROD Oka VE
yy OTF ak reves $18 elec, washer 0... chard — . GRA 5 YDS.
; oy Tii| previous experience . We WORK ERS 16 RCA table modei.....-: $2498| Abt. size elec, ran 95 EVE ; $7.00, Delivered. PE .
‘ : cg ; 8-2913. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION’ Fi P - seronn wg vetecnp ees $35.95 Pe: living rm ys eaite Sil ¢19'95 RYTHING SPECIA .| GOOD FARM TO ;
Fea sith cnteaerat oas a ; : " TV console........../.... $49.95| Sofa bed... POR BUILDING CIALS . P SOIL AND
: % x 24 al oe cckaiee ) weuran A ad pe. wood dinette ....2. " $333 Used 1x10 shiplap . omdeag 4" Ges water heater, 30 gal ... $49.95 PE cose Bae On| 0 eeerered:
: ftp rg We make cash loans to laid-| SMALL DOWN PAYMENTS — Modern bumper sote ...... $38.50| Dred timbers ~ Priced to sell. | Elec: water beater, $2 gal $68.95 | Seat | UMAS_]_¥D OR MORE
| off workers. No principal pa OBEL TV Walnut vanity & bench... $24.95) Field Tile ............... tle each | New Mo: space heaters. HUMAS, 1 YD. OR MOR:
‘ ment uni] you ere back to 3930 Eitzabeth Lake Ra, FE 4404s | MANY oY MANS ee Cedar poste... Se 8 rae pies" eadee tesco 378.00 pitivered Pi Sects en.
| ; Chtude |... cecee oO eac ° nage ett Sone acnis ‘ D SUP-
: YNO | iT INCH TV. JUST RECINDI- Steel clothes post |... 45 pr. | New No. 3 oak flooring ply, Sand, gravel & ag Mole
0 ve . A tioned. Ph OR 3-765, after 5 p.m | 18 W Pike BZ Terms FE ¢1122|1 coat exterior Ppeind .... G44b qni.| STM. o.-- .... $73.00| _mortar & trucking, OR- vise
. Cg pus J ros ONERS, £10085, Was lt ety, Peers GORD, GUAR..| *iotar em beg ad Gaon oe on tee iaeep ieee ee EL 5
05. 21" color TV. $325.| Cheep, Peers 8161 Commerce | mun rolls is or 30 ib. f 3” soil pipe'a lg............. $8 | _plicku ae :
seq ‘TVs, $10.98 & up. Sweet's | =e: at Unino ‘Lake Ra, Pall vols 19 ce OD. SR. OH WOT VERINE. o2e fo = REMOVED.
EB re wo oem] FE TGHT S Hie Ait Ws S| ORS MERURET S-CUGRTE | we curry coma ine at] WOLVERINE "| "2ba'e a sa "Doe
pe 3. you had s good work A tore.| building materials — plywood — YAR GRADIN
gad © good paying record’ be- ABOUT ANYTHING YOU WANT | —Umion Village. EMpire 3-651). Diyscors — sheetrock — rockets | 399 8 pul UMBER top. soll, grave rin, “ete. FE
: : re becoming unemployed. FOR THE HOME. CAN BE| USED @ IN. ORE TABLE | — interior, exterior combination oat Ra, Ba 5-563
: 3 ft. . - One mile east of Silver FOUND AT L & 8 SALES, Om i range, Good cond. OR| screen doors — insulation — RANGE HOODS, COPPER TONE .
= y r It you owe bills and are being Lake Ra. on Walton Blvd, A little out of the way. but a lot shingles — nails — > ola onc aa G. A Thompson, 8 6.
“ ; ‘ 16 ; le pressed for payment come to Wateh f r signs, less to pay. Purniture, & appli- coating, : , _ Wood, Coal | & Fuel 67
: 5, ‘Omi th- Ep a an |g ar, Heine, comtancs Piet ot REM USED: | cnggt See aden DePt.,[SURPLUS | LUMBER |* "it, titan and tuna tae sa y ' ne he ah wan e ve ence . :
s om Cones Fane AF SS MER] Be Oe © rer comme) = OPEN DAILY tere MONTHS TO PAY Ful ge. maple Bed. .0000.. ar) Ek eee Vale, 434 48: lavatories, complete "oP Glintouville Rac ae
ogs pe Caases ond Seats on 6 . | 4-8PM We buy, sell or trade. Come out c= Washer a fae sees Spa bao Highland Rd, (M5) Pontiac nas. tole are. = ucets,
: ‘ 1aeman — Mio, ‘Mich. Loans to $500 _ barking Phan round. 2 acres of free | Gas Ran TTEEIESE0\50 “S| $2650! these’ are factory" sec:| Plants, Trees, Shrubs 68
on = ; ; ni JR ~ Pe ai Seri ‘ond chair. * $3a:50 BUILD ) ends. Michigan apiuorescent, “33 "
: wi VILLAGE, sorter HARDWARE Made Quickly TR ADE Rt 9 TO 8 8 pe. dining 1m. ule breed ING‘ rehard Lake Ave. — 39.’ |CHRYSANTHEMUMS. SHASTA
_ 4i2 -W. Huron : 4 miles E of Pontiac or 1 mile ms SAVE THE PEN : Daisies & Delphinium cl
$12 'W, Huron St. PE 4-4526 a and You will always receive pleasant . E. of Auburn Heights on Auburn THON AS ECONOMY | <nes “NNIES cents to $1.50, 3501. glume 38
NEARLY. TW _ GARDEN SHOE courteous considerate and friend! Your Present Home | | _R4._M30 361_S. Saginaw FE_2-9151 Then make vere W's ON YOUR MEAT BILL | —®4:
vO ACRES treatment at any one of ou . er Eauity ALL NEW 5 RM. OF | vacuum CLEARERS | ‘750 8 0 eo : Pork roast ....¢ CHRYSANTHEMUMS, SHASTA
sacresacine, ouvemt| tact ee ame : FURNITURE. 82 Putman |—"¢picaees | Burmeister’s [sr ate Boe lo at 30. Se0P Ciotonvile Ra: PQCEESTER ORION ROAD. corner, Plenty ° 4 7 utman eef roast __ Sie 3501_ Clinton
frontage, On a 2 wilh Grav: of room for display of plants, : Christmas Trees 59A Link sausage. OAKLAND TREE
: shrubs and garden equipment. C AUTOMATIC. WASHER, LATE|~ 22 | Open 6 ome 6 Beef liver ming hc iceueran Fe VICE. TRIM- mn. m. : i, Fre
z bt ewe pag ede! stud Jook this over. BU KN ER Repocsers Maytag electric 08s CHRISTMAS TREES = 10,000 hy Sun. 10 t0 2.) Lard. 4 Ibs. nore FE _$-2275. 2.2571, aint
| LADD’ S | Fi Batem Nn Scie Me Ooh ee finer in Michigan, 5. Van. Wagon- Cash W gmoxed gfhtenees naan. Be Bb. :
: : inance Co. , a . ° 3-3711. er, 3308 yrs, mo 'R4., Daviso: ay Mt Seep monroe sodas b, For Sale Pets 69
E BABY CRIB, LARGE SIZE, COM-| Mi = ~n =
. ADD <S = “ ‘mattress, $15.95, Pear- —eehigan, : OPDYKE’ MARKET
; BEAGLE
4040 Rochester Ra. at 18 Mile Road DRAYTON PLAINS on’s, 42 Orchard Lake Ave. |For Sale Miscellaneous 60 Prices — ? vered.* Good. thnters:_ OA "#-su6s.
MUlberry 9-151 4940 Rochester Rd, at 18 Mile Rd. WALLED LAKE ampsel l san BOYS BICYCLE ‘AND BUNK ~ Mees mel Fé ates 7a ees PHDIGgRS eT
: MUlberry 1511 beds with sealy springs, MArket pe 4 IGR MINIATURE
: : 82M V-grooved Mahog.....$ 4.68 ieee 2 FOR SALE WILL Fren les,
OPEN SUNDAYS — O ——QUicK “85-5800 LOANS 2 WHEEL TRAILER, 635, 101 | ert DSteac tn piywood #3 12 foot boat, 96 8. Roselawn, >fesionest Si,” ee
Feaa Pd. PEN SUNDAYS _ EA AR REALTOR ~ FE 4-0528| BRAND NEW WROUGHT TRON | 3 J ONSRMEAD SEGTIONAL ox: | 28 Rouges tr pire 8 tee TWO LARGE OFFI aes Fa ge]
. See For Yourself M-59 FRONTAGE S nO DY Pee S marten. Cl Pecrsara a rage doors. Ts: See coors. 1%" by by Fine. com] tek carriers, al steei 4} Oe ae FE | good hunte pups rea pe feady to start.
CHEROKEE HILLS! 10 ACRES EASY _PARRING. Fe ‘esesi [377 Teleerapn___rves. & Sun.| _Sronard Lake Ave | SUS: 1310 premium shipiap. per M $115'00 Ta ib (fis Bee Bn &
: Zoned for business. Large base-| pg KOANS $26 aa PLAYER PIANO FOR ACCORDIAN | BABY BED WITH DRAWER AND * cue ae TAKKS, "0005 CON- | 16.810 knotty pine pan. M $130.00 a ott Lumber ‘Weeks Old. Maple S13
"1h tke in this new con-| ment barn with furnace. “Would XTER LIVINGSTONE, or photographic equip. OL 1-6338.| mattress, $18, FE 4-7343, wie deliver, PE 50190 | ee ieee eects, ¢ 16h 28) Praste: erboard. rock tath tea FOG; SDS Rhee ANE
community of petter homes make a fine antique sales room,” | &_W. Lawrence 6t WILL SWAP ANTIQUE ORGAN 2 WHEEL TRAILER, x & BOX. | 374 No} & etter, §° & 16° 10.00 hardware, plumbi ee en | ee ae sae
: ¢ Tom 10 wooded or| #is0 attractive modern 2, bedrm. for record player, 7091 Tappon BED SPECI ALS FE 5-718, & better. € Sie. M 9110.08) suppl 18 ih electrical | _ricot. $75. MY 2-303.
rolling itp ft ste sites to satisfy your | ogee ts covoraren Bn ul ick a Drive Clarkston, Mich. 3 WHEEL TRAILER $35 PH FE = ne, U & erie dl v & 16. M Hee _ PE 4450 es. Oakland Ave. Ph. AKC REGISTER ED BEAGLE
exact need ea 5 WATER SOFTENERS TO RENT x . . FE | 2:8x 6:8 sash doors ...... , 8.
room now Use’ for"benuty shop Q C WATER, SOPSENERE, Bq Sic | E’mctteses°BS6: Trundle ool: | ae PLARTIG PIPE te PER PT. | ‘eatin ores a a a rr =
Drive out, musaben take na, 1| Hie fee chancesgte uum! $25 TO $500. | WE WILL tfags alia, gv, iso] CWT Bice, oy, cry pe | camaeaazeen wo ow | Being nen cot one |e awe eS
Ture right Ve tile| _PTiced attractively. Terms. On your own signature, auto, or| TRADE —-: Dow $34.95. 816.95 Cotton matt . ~ ree erry Bt: Alu . roiture. Appliances.
Meee Te ee et orctny Snyder Favender | Gotaetiy See mash] pada Sea Bee | Hake ite Coe | Sembee Damen | Saat weSP P18 ome ere eaten | SRE eager For : REALTORS EST, 20 YEARS frien ju "en ipful, Phone FE > a" er edroom Qutiitting Co, sonable. EM __ 3-4867. Ns each om $ ..45| . washing lawn roller, gar-
; SARL W. BIRD, ee To0i Highiand Red. (45e) Sei2 or visit ‘ue at our office. Gary, Land comics, Gacant innd #163 Dixie Hey. | Drayton Plains simp, sort PIPE, 5 FT. $370 i ins ‘ine BE. edge, 109 Fe. § 200] gen sprarer (and, band vei a AKC REG. GERMAN SHEPHERD
2 Com: tional Bank or lots. or Mr. Brown, We Pup sina BGP : ch power mower ...... § 39.95 ite nace
“ . BLOND CUSTOM BUILT HLFT FM UMBING SUPPL : AKC REGISTERED COCKER
eet , eats LET’S TALK Home & Auto have séveral to choose a ., | BLOND CUSTOM BUILT HLPT. Fit | yma. Saginew iG SUPPLY |, | Clear We B-board KD. rts 08| Wood Closet Doors Mtb. FE Aso
i, White take int cna BUSINESS” LOAN CO Ph PE 24810. Evenings call OA| speaker cavinety, Like nev con-}@ STEEL > BUILDING BRA SeAceEes }100 fo chionde ne YS, 395%) Closing out. Birch, mahogany & | AKC ALE, 3 YEARS
Easy terms, Call ~ . 86-2618, _dition, "761, 8 to 10 p.m,|_ for sale 8x7 grade A steel gar. door § 4:50 —— bytold type doors, At| old. es, 7 wks, 915
for information, “MU 42085 or . 4_N, Perry 8t, (Corner Pike) __ BRAND NEW SOF ia GAL CERIO WATER | Alum, siding tops, per Sq. $ 32.50 4-003, oh ene be
EM 3-610 Drive-In GET CASH QUICKLY For Sale Clothing 56 Rollaway loge footlhes org 38: Khoon Ha = ahha $28.94 Gold da Pal paint, ‘gal. ee 2.95 BERRY DOOR SALES BOXER PUPS. AKC
Lake lots priced from $2500 — hag ie lll gate ttre BABIES SUITS. SIZm 1, DRESSES| nerspring weed frames, $6.95. in |G, A. Frompeon,_t_6. Perry _8t.|§'Ee. sop quel grace uecd $9081 De: Faddook Commerce Lake. EM 3.6115.
— ree teas pred’ wit watt Up to $500 ABIEG Sunt, 2 mali -cocenere| piapr Boomer y Shar bo tenod Ee Ll LENGTH FENCE, Alum, storm windows ae 11.95 | WOOD A ND ALONG ¢ CoB. ON PUPPIES & STUDS
.| down payment, East Detroit winter coats er or things Furniture, 42 Orchard Lk, Ave.| fo He ures, all | "x8" cleanout doors =| ews doors and windows. pu. a Ee
RICHARD LE, EALTOR location. . real cheap & tS ae FE CURLY fa MS or $20. 141 LaGran 8"'x16 Foundation vent ani 1,99 PE 4-2521 BIRD FLIGHT CAGES, B
sapapemmerengon | Ft rine chin | Oakland |reseessmrsane| cme ta-renseter, | anersaug tans =| Rite Bie gee St 1B| "Ene sore oper | aot cain ais
AF Seat Svaclere| Mers,2,n0" cepa es facet Soa PETROS [Shrresbaie WARGANTO|tach Nahr, ome o. [PNG Rab get f 28) «MRL IOLA ION. | wey Otic eae ta - Sa DAT, cons ; B. ! =
Baroda geset. Water and cower. ham area Owner retiring. i n Co an RUMMAGE SALE, EVERY pay table Exc, 3-4328. | Sheathing, $30 per Sousa. Alum. foil, 1 side, Toil... .$ 5.05| have iy jest de ‘eal im town, on ® trial stock FE doen.
este Needs ambitions person, Res: | LsOCL MPOMNY | “open 24 urs. 380 Orchard Lake. | CALCINATOR — FLOOR MODEL | Xindling wood $1 per trailer load. | SEAv% duty Bsm't jack post § 6.96 | garners, m saaaltions 70 Tooting | SEAUTIFUL-BEACK MINIATURE |
ee sare Wom OE AE TEES GF | US, re, wmte Wc Go| Pachoud Lumber and | Wisi ng oc EAB] gt Bey yeeratrne Te aerate pee ore
“a =s-yo-,| MICHIGAN BUSINESS FE, 2-9206 | Beta outetet stn: BAVEYEORT, GOOD COND. wai| Wrecking Co. sib hin» sole, s4-4 $48 | BIG, BEAR, CONSTRUCTION, 69 ‘ene poo BLACK MINIATORE
acre homes on’ i 2301 Hwy. near Telegraph | Shake siding com _ *%|" Full pedigree. Call bert
batty tele Peto! ant'pabt| omy’ a LasDuesonn BROmER eT Mortgage Loans 84 en 5 «OPEB | Bane MAoGany wipe apRE-| Ont, Oe TANE. TOs | BERT Br Me of | me DOE Voursell 61 ate ae
gerd » Meas | | 481) 8. TELEGRAPH RD, ortgage ns veil Mother of, the | _ afte —Keage_& fitter. FE F168. | Fence A ll gicered! Yoagt + || AHUA PUPPIES FOR SALE.
= 4 “ figh- PPP APPA rid Pe Sal, er rear 5 = 1 eeaneese ao i u
$8 ‘ae is, at price $1.95. PARK AT OUR FRONT DOOR or tle NL i. TAN | DELUXE COLDSPOT DERUMIDI- Forget, pal ining! and tne jlate same Chrome bultay oven veosnse 8 RD! ow, BOR RENT ..| Sooxe Se ae
ro month. Ne) : A Mortgage Problem? | mans. suits re 2 so, goats ana| Get, 924 Garland Ave. Sivan) Bm Fon Ddnaet fives auabey | Rome, Om nf a 745 | cfs. polishers, ‘hand sanders, tered, Champion
mt a ncome Opportunity We make mortgage loans to meet Ait tems, . ind 2 ca ap Be ey PLICATOR and get finest quality | Broom ee teste & OES) coke vaemee hand. sanders) fur COLLIE POF +1608.
Ae nge ~~ = able men ovens from Your requirements, Any te price Prt, t, “good, cond oe 28 w Pilood condition, Ax? s Jn CHAIRS, ble aryros Ro MONT winds garden en hose Poe sevce +f . Puel ore 436. Orchard Lake tered, weeks old. 1s-
24 Sale Acreage aes aren te socvie wn ee, c| we wee t, Bromp ser rater icy spi DRY WASHDEAUTS, Hh wh sod up. Cows ete ws, al dees. om... $ 12.05; Ave. 65-6159. marked. show dog quality, | y
pe " “hours @ week of your spare time| tate,’ Sale Household Goods 37 spin rinse. Just overhauled. EM| fq teergine Aerated ‘go alum Our. store ts full of quality mer. Be foods, d , Ries BIRD HATCHERY — S a
e es, fiat down. $20 ad ca ee eB to wei| CREPF MTOk. & BLTY % SIZE. ROLL-AWAY BED. $15 wicronT REBUILT V stoi Orname nial ten, onium of hardware paint. plumbing eupe Pilot aemice. plumb tnd sie: | $80 Auburn “FE €as10
oan oe ea een | 10 W RORON eS Stiac| 20". tri cle, "ele pcouM aor Nes, y Car] - Gecal smggeite. Geen $ Gags week. cure PUPPIES @ WKS, OLD.
- | FE 8-8580 bgt " phonogra Tale Ui: Cartel’ sireton: | fWeepers, All makes. 9lb: von, DOR; VALLELY pep ela teal ooh ie Se] Deve Lg dave 16} " Win | be: h is each.
Em 90009 ____iBy: ers. FE ewe Leer fuarantee, Tove Blectrie, The Oid ble Plonbers” lem. 2) ng prob-| to 4:00, Montcalm ers Su Pres hunters,! $2 x
tav- | A BETTER MORTGAGE i PC NG ROOM SUITE. RODE ee Pe cHESy | cal OL” boat or free catimates. Dir. 16 Ww. Mootentm. PSY bt ne
Open end, 5%» per interest, | Rens. FR. $360.50 cary terms, Samuel's Ap: Eves. OL 1-6623 BURMEISTER’S _ |Cameras, Equipment 61A rere peateroans, EE bis
and up to 25 yrs Cen be paid |———— off at any time. Free tnforme- prishee. 5.6011, ia ROMES ‘24C PER PER FT. int
tion. No cb : THE ANSWER TO FREEZERS. UPRIGHT FAMOUS| Sl lots, G A, Thompson, 80 N h nN ew ie AEICA valor Ir ENLAR- uirrel Re
OOENDEROFF -| YOUR PROBLEM: Taluee stun wie they, y lest, Ro nay, #65. 138 onc y, WAT vorthern - Ba, ris, Bn wot, Feat cise eat rota Ra FOR
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Ww ¥e esiee | Want, Ads! To sell, rent, Pisotescent 3h Grehara Uk. Ave. | 36 GAL GAS Wa ma: | wes |
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MONEY! “ a hire, it’s FE 2-8181, Vert ‘eo0d GERATOR, $66. -! Geen & Curry, G, A. Thomp- ee Open foe
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For Sale Pets — 69) Atiction Sale: —_77 Boats && Accessories 83 TIZZY — Ps by Kate Qsann For Sale Cars 91 |, For Sale Cars 91 Fog Sale Cars ny oe = oe
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se ESSA I | TS =e = MOSS, Bae | eer ee Ser Laer Pt a eae =| RAK 4 ms AR. * TALE 6613 Dix 4 td : i | . wis. A ; of
sicersay for $35. FE Bas pee ae * est . \ - _FE 4H 5 Pa. ee . oar k
ea * " IT cars “i Pea go, $35.|~ reaj' : whee. — 8. Redio ee pee t
* Fala «Somers ~ 5) ee —sowrnER aa |. BOB ROST, fe # : 5 htrearer ames a 223_ MONTCALM aut WW Tires. Straight stick, Sharp. | 280 Hunter, B'ham. 34
CHEVROLET, PE Het | ie gacoRy: Rag eae of. $00. OR | 34508.
Beidur’ £°RmADY. ma RUSS 1954 Mercury Monterey heat- Station Voom. °
pg gn) fw spite, 3 “Bteering, P. Brakes, 20,008 cetusi|
SCHUTZ JOHNSON | Bae nest, ING |
hew | 12 FT. MOLDED PLYWOOD. RUN-
about. Front o, Mark 20 wate
with reverse forward fer. Pi Make wy reasonable ol 5-447,
Dogs Trained, Boarded 70| bracts ci woe ie FF uF RENRFAG- GOOD CONDE Tyler, Manager.
sen GAs. —. , ig PF RUNABOUT Aik * Gon wil RO SLL BREE. Boo For Sale Housetrailers 78) st, ,0ne 16 ap. Seen Aimee BS0TOPLYMOUTH 280 Hunter, B’ham.
attention given our own show ~~~ | for boat and trailer iia ow rd, Birmingham ‘of MERCURY MON i
# Zumming oy eet a1 FT. SCHULT. Exo, conp.,| _¢ A ead ae Offers vert.. mercomatic. Turn pike erul-
ern, must se elena, } : e fron pow-
8. Bivd. B. Rochester _.| Troy near tivernois “and Beaver | i4 #8. PIBERGLA » BOAT. ; or $2480, Wil trade. OR ae oad. motor & trailer. trade, ’ stier 5. :
OR 3-4550, after OAR = 32-4708. BurrShell. 375 8. Tele sea MOBIL CRUISER. aR pirwe
graph esa a Ai Bob's Ple:| 4, FF, PLYWOOD, oi, sare : r es! Cc. *
thas Grain & Feed 71) ty err x HOME. PE 5-404).
N HAY. $15 8, UP “Take “over pa ome, It a Ea winch $05" PE He ena
yf Pw Phone MA 50666 | IRSTREAM LIGHTWEIGHT =
i ACHES OF travel trailer since 1932, Guaran- i¢ PT Nel te ke WIND DELUXE. 25
a ACR ray Hs CUTTING. teed for life. See them end get Evinrude. ORiando’ 3-2994.
Aine 3 28 eeres _ lowe wee i at & demonstration at Warner Trail-| 14 FOOT BOAT TRAILER. $55.
ee a rion er Sales 3008 W-. Huron. (Plan FE 8-0 210, 4 DR., mane & HEATER ‘98 Model MERCURY, 1954
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PONTIAC & RAMBLER ato, eee |
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loin one of Wally Bryan's = i ’ MOUTH i055 PONTIAC 4 DR HYDRA
ALL TYPES OF HAY. STRAW cncitine caravans.) oe 33 CHP. ERIE wit al DODGE, 1958 Prices 12 8. Piwoodward, 2 Birmingham eae . ee Heater, New Fie
corn, Also. mulch hay. Will De | pxCRPTIONALLY CLEAN HOUSE. controls, Trailer. Complete out- rr yer P. Réu. an,
_livey: OA 82179 A Loaded ‘$2 RAMB AR Dr, off Mailieme” cm OR
Gene oa move to | _fit, $605. OL 1-1303 Orn all the extras from ABSOLUTELY — NO ea na 31-7155
For Sale Livestock 72) y 2.45. court ‘of your eholce. EM | 75 apt ly SRE SCH. ELECTRIC stem to stern. You'll buy | 2 LOW OVERHEAD. Locations DOWN. | Assume Ui Rigs a 1034 PONTI AG
emer” = a * ¥ SHADB 5 *
1 YR. OLD GELDING, 4680 CLIN- GOING CAMPING On WANE Ai 1h MP BVDIRUDE SUPER Vass a ne older car, will ux te of mua oC Parks at Mi “ id Te # cylinder, Radio, & beater. Hydra.
Ville Rd. after 5:30 p.m. __ |g pe ondi $245. Up . CR. _net_Ford, _meaiAN TDR
WEEE. rh. Tos: WTD. EAR “Trailers iNew ist Towra Home| ae FT UTIL 150 HP. months on Balance. aio ‘Hydramatie eolored ela dass: - BOB r "ROST, IN
: ® ce . bed A good travel car—very goo unter, B'ham 6-0034
carers eopi a geregy) tater Oo tte” Bh weg | Bs. lancet saa SCHUTZ RUSS conatton, WaT Pres, |S EONTIAC (CATALINA, FULLY
ze ad: of Auburn Hes} Rolo ste. sek i Ss ‘a ned: 25% DISCOUNT _ DESOTO-PLYMOUTH JOHNSON Hunter Blvd, at Haynes, ben. | Wa
etween Adams . ee # i 2S W d, Birmingh ind RAMBLER. HARDTOP, RUNS Se” PONTIA IAG’ CONVERT. SPE-
9 WEE EEK REE OLD PIOS ji CLYDE 785 CLYDE ew oP hoy at Bhatt we MReallers “Good ee oe — pd pases on tad Geant was ee f Dhawan tal anibel oe : 1952 RA xo mane)» Soen. Sadie cial built. ee nee sell, go
Bix WEE OLD, FiOS. 388 been cr cote cea feats | MARRS eanpwane ~ vs Pa om one .| “WE GUARANTEE MOTOR el Se ing weslete Fes me
a4 ce cows Coach Sales, “iszio aally Rd., 82'S. Telegra ; a SATISF ACTION ~ PREA ACHER’S CAR
Ho _ (gross from Miracle Mule) ‘ F : S: }
aoe HOS-PORT TYE ou ae ay ted a = Seen gross fom ra $9062 | “Harry? What an appropriate name! My last two steadies} 49 FORD, cupe, sharp. Best S ALES and YUP! The previous own- We’ re. offering, this prise Be |
mane and tall 4 SS. femaie| trailer, New interior, electric | ‘54 EVINRUDE MOTOR =a HP. | were called Tom and Dick!” Che a A ares ras — AUTHORIZED PONTIAC DEALER | bf het — ya a seotag es sure to see and test-drive —
vane waa lamb. 2 heer poets OL Lldte ater 4 LaeDele, F597. £2533 etecring wheal, $129. FE s 7 = 56 LINCOLN, hardto Bs 9,000 | 51 N. Broadwa b+? 4 sen Lake Orion res "54 Nash 4 hes - ian ge iy Peipis The
Se ewe: Ox ——— —~ .GGUET BOAT BARGAINS : miles, like new. '54 & 2-'53 CAD- Sth with radio, hea best ‘af ail is the price:
Looky Ba Kes se | : in Runabout, ee "trailer Wanted Used Cars 88 For Sale Cars 91 | HLACB.6is & convert. "65 f (54) 1956 FORD (RANCH WAGON... | _ range iy dramatic, tin pe a” am es ane
WESTERN Pieiscne : SADDLE OO" | y2" lum as HP Motor : WILL ACCEPT OLD MODEL CAR| power. ‘83. e325) PONT oe 3 F Fai ' ont. in ne 3608” SCHUTZ
horse. 3 yr. old buckskin, Good Sales .| WAS $398 — NOW ech More Dollar$ or’ pane! for equity in clean '55| reas. ‘53 STUD DEBAKER, Sports 955 ord Fairlane ;
conformation 2 block western sad- | 16 TROJAN Runabout, 30 elec. con: Buick special hardtop 26.¢ 000 miles - hardtop. 53 CHEVIE, Bel Air. Radio & heater. Fordomattc.
+ Sonor OD i603 6177 Livernols New St ts | reat £10 se eNOW, $1408... | For your used car — any make| ,Reego Trailer Park. Sharp. (‘83 OLDS, 8. 2, Gr. 33 Very “clean. $180 down. Can. fi- i ms. gg ey, thy
Ra., Troy, ew otewarts A SOUTS "| QF model at 232 8. Saginaw. FE ‘S1 BUICK 2 DR. HARDTOP” “G0gD MERCUR Y, gutomatic. 5'51| nance. $825.
Wanted Livestock 73), Generals-Holvs , [Sonawaeeais, Buee| DTT ciaguio." Ro" money down. a | GHEVEE, Matz, gcomren’ #8 | “BOB FROST, INC. | ua BPRS | pea horenenG Great Lakes-Zimmers CRUISE-OU' on ay GALE SS i057 BUICK SPECIAL p DR SE-| ...SHEAP a5 bar i ‘ATION 280_Hunter, B'ham. MI ,6-6034 : : : DEMON RATORS
WANTED: SINGLE oF DOUBLE! +s te 10 foot wides. all lengths. {001 Highwood. at ‘AValton, Blvd. dan, All accessories *Less than | sty, "isd FORD, $15. ($1 NASH. | “51 FORD CLUB COUPE. R&H | 953 NASH 2-DR 1958 MODELS
horse _trailer, call MI 63479. _ | Good trailers available on| FE 8-4402 9-9 Opa Sun. FE _4-9370 ; 1.000 miles. Priced reasonable. RAMBLER ABSOLUTELY | NO MONEY . .
Sale Farm Pre Produce 75 75)| rentat ‘plans Frailer pe oe bottle AUGUST SALE LAKE-N- SEA DAWSON _ Gall after 4:30 OR Se He $75. '53 : . DOWN. | as ig ay rs ents ws ges Rag Bey 7% oye. Guns Save up to $1000 on
wane eee gas and accessories D trat is ts del 1958 BUICK 4 DR. HT. 8 cars to choose from: .
PPLES, PEACHES, PLUMS. ARE of Lake Orton on M-24 MY : ror, Goat Satte pollo with “Mark 15 __ 4,000 miles, FE 2-8593. We We vfinance ince, rade up or down pinks Uf MI 4-7500. marcia Tur B BOB FROST, INC. officials cars.
“Biieths Sec orchard, 12% N.| TRAILER EXCHANGE | Motor and, aller, SAVieveria| MERCURY, EDSEL, LINCOLN i0s1, BUICK CENTURY RIVIERA. | - CONOMY USED CAR isp, FORD. 3 7 DR. 8 CYLINDER : nes ns WILSON
Angelus Rd, open 9 a.m. — : wee ENGLISH FORD “LINE . Clean & fully equipped. $1,- | F-CONO} teen, Your car down, Must | 288 ae Beham
p.m Anderson - Regal Peers 10k wont ws Mereury See M & M Motor Sales Rede ae AYATION #30. _____| 2) Auburn off Saginav seli today, Hddie Steele Ford, FE | isa NASH PONTIAC-CADILLAC
SLACES BERRIES, 40 CENTS A New 8-10 Wides Mark 25, $895. Big discount on cer sa BUICK, 1950 STATION WAGON. —— | oem. phe Over Ley ag ments, MI 4-1930
OR 3-7755 large selection of boats and mo-| For dollar OG late mode! cars Very clean, 197 8. Johnson. wt FORD FAIRLANE. + DR. Mr. Nasir, “eee 8
—_____— + | OSED ILERS ON RENTAL} tors cliff Drvers Sports Center, | 2527 Dixie Hwy. OR _3-1603 195 K 1953 DODGE.2-DR. Fordg R&H. » DR. HT }| _ham-Rambler, 666 iward. int Wo
-BEACENORE fo pencng payMant Gas < 15210 Holly Rd. Holly. MElrose | ’ Super Eee pba P. brakes.| S004 estar nn! tees | ell cou MOTORS ~ 1956 SOL DSMOB: LE ro Kt shape, i
_Sweet corn, call OL 1-6489.___ ottlc : AUGUST CLEARANCE WE P. windows. Low mileage. A ver st: INC. | ™ Oatisad” PE 4¢3529| 4dr. Hardtop. BP. steer FER, Ree
ores. Faget Metis bushel Parts and Supplies USED —- 12 Meyers aluminum one ee “BOB ERO: 1955 FORD CUSTOMLINE, 4 DR. epic ‘x bender. Wilh ed :
60 8. Tel FE 23200| boat, steering, foldt ts, and . 280 Hunter, B’ham ai : :
or dozen, wholessie. —— Open ste Closed Sundays | cover “Teenee. taller’ with winch. NEED CARS “ROB ‘FROST, INC. _Bieele Ford. FE were = Hard denburg
gon, 6230 E. Highland Rd. co DODGE, 1087" a. FE F000, BOB. FROST, ING
of Beale Lake B4., 10 miles west/Pontiac Chief Detroiter Complete $085 Mark 20 Mercury 280 Hunter B'ham. MI 6-6934/ wig ew conpiTion.” | 1956 FORD CONVERT. .: aT Rembie c
. : 12 Wadgemaker, with steering.| SAVE TIME-WE’RE PAYING | 1956 BUICK, SUPER, 4 DR HARD- These are the only words P. Steerin P. Braces. Fordemats | ee B'ham. = - Bel ial Sed, “Bed. ROH
TORK CANRING Mabie aig Bargains — Bargains reuse controls, speedometer. and T O SSS D oll ar top. Leaving ter, _bome Ame nea. that adequately deecribe the = +. mul ss MOBILE: wagon,
few Sdighest ‘trate-tn alowsnes, cet| USED — 14 Cherokee plywood Dp __Commerce Rd. at Union Lk. Rd. SSPECTACULA . ;AGON.” “BOB. FROST, INC. “> eda fer Sy, Mes
KENTUCKY yO BEANS. 213 Gel cer deai before you buy. Re- |» runabout, forward deck, wind- FOR {935 BUICK SPECIAL HARD TOP, Power equipped and finished 280 Hunter B‘ham. “trite . R cE FE 5:
Parkdale, FE 5-8800. vou will save bundreds| shield, bow and stern lights. $200. GOOD USED CARS radio, heater, automatic trans- in Flame Red & White. Hur- an & SO a
ORGANIC APPLES a dollars at runabout, wt ih ee nen mission o power stee rin Red a aon won't last at only ; Frit & N. " TN:
variety of , voqerenes; Kae tor Bob Hutchinson walk thrd seats./ “ At Our New Location Priced North Chevre- | em Se esa HAS N chard Lk, Rd . Retails at $180, our price $475, ye inst as 8 Week J cd K | re
CHES — gee nA FiN Excellent selection in other 8' 52: wa: mtogh ; : 53°C SUPER 83, HOLIDAY . :
er fc tréexing Exe cdinn octing Mobile Home Cadillac boats, aluminum al : ware Ave Re cesses Pontiac Sales _ cou condition. OL 25666 ae
Or a * a :
Orchards, pivlap. and. fiberglass. Discounts DESOTO-PLYMOUTH So OLDS on'7 DR, HYDRA Ral to a 40 ! ; y ; :
05 ECommerce oe, , butwees So j I edad sheidy 98° ot bel en! GLENN S CADILI AG. 1956 #12 8. Woodward, Birmingham | ‘58 Fe demo al po wer ABSOLUTELY NO MONEY ) i
PEACHES — DELb:I0US & RED a 2 nc. from, $5.00 to $18.00, Exceptional cotta’ aii Ricadingewennlpins Ute mi DODGE CORONET Sy Eagle ves ree ‘cure Credit” Me es S
- quality for canni xte Highway We have « complete line of 1958 PE_ 47371 that's what gleaming RE SSESSION | Whitewalls. +n.
ne Siar ee ules on bat Pontiac Evinrude Motors See them all at cis FOR OLD CARS pecsenloowee has to offer. PO D ‘88 Ford inicera 2 ar. Fordoma ,
Meare 6 work DAWSON SAL-BS ot Ziveice Ls | ____OR 30h ______| right dows to the. space. Payment only $9.98 tno. fash neeseil, |S Buick Special, 2dr. R&E, White-
PEACHES WID.. CASH POR USED HOUSE. | Tight on Hickory Ridge Rt fur ee | ee cies Greet es 8 Ponting 2 dr, Deluxe, Hydra.
Red and Fair Havan. Pick traligr, a0, slap or make, vos | fet ‘ind follow spas oe DODGE, “1955 pees Dose prakes., Whitewalls
Garden © Center, ie git ae nee aemroag! Pane d = Sent we ite ea Ron aON aes : WANTED SCHUTZ weeene = agons, We redliy 'e cot i Rak. White walls. . ra.
__Lake Orion. Phone MY_2-2681. od heed Nee ca Soaaee » $525. USED CARS DESOTO-PLYMOUT — en $3 Pontiac 4 dr. sedan. " R&H.
“Stark sure crop canning SHORT OF “MONEY?” BIG TRADE IN ALLOWANCE ON TOP DOLLAR 3 “Birmingnam | - pried te * iponey. savers ‘53 Chevy, Bel Air 4 dr. Powergtide, ano
, : aude motors overstock CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE. power brakes set | iso’ Transpor ave. 3 Buick club coupe, Reds
and eatin peaches. W hite oot was tee gt drape ur. me = Be. arwrount Get ‘ Beauty, Full power, tinted glass, off thts a one owner like-new Also iy ae Specialist vane a = i ee a!
fleshed. 2725 S h Blvd.E.| s B ey mileage e owner. $5. 750. Just an older cor of
ee = y oS ecu eéancr cea. Tmmediately ‘om ausroowee: ee = > ae o will get you in, $1006. nag ty B-1141. Al, vs Ve PLYMOUTH. - ae aie ty ~t~ 2-door, rae,
bo) ig as TEeuh bregare nn ccm aoe cee a ne Gervice Sous Orchard LE | ya qissi Walled _Lake iss CADILLAC GORY. RO Mom. in FORD. 2 DR re Toes niss, | 124 ae 7 3829 NETS
=e Bese Le 4-0090. | phone or come out. Holly Marine meee Used Truck P A anne i AC a eee SCHUTZ Clean, Standard Ze i956 PLYMOUTH. 3 DR. B ARD. Bhesen eps -_
BW = - i axon SLLENT| Seeee oe Mit Holly Holly Rd. ME} gitar ne—aaei-te 7 3098 TR ruc arts 89 ——- = oe eae. ins nclahplinalipsloaat 41953 Country Squire — 1956 a 9 oe at nice ieust ach |
See @ a oS Ton a ste = cludes hardware, trim and mold-| _ BU. <i P r) pistoneet. Fordomatic ‘ “Pord,FE| 4955. Chevrolet 20 Boor, |
tas merce Rd.; of Com-|¥ACATION TRAILERS FOR SALE strip Perey Wes | Inc. 6129 USED TRUCK PARTS F o12 8. Weetward, Birmingham = ne . + @
aoa . ALL MAKES AND MODE: ‘6 STATION WA PRIVATE. pecia SOME saad eset igo ese) onnsly
‘Sale Fara - ; tipment 76 76| Lake Ra Se ee is seas EEIGHTS, MOTOR SALES Chevy sar. V8 owerglide. All| iggy FORD. V4 7 DR, BOB FROST, INC. go PLYMOUTH Va dt Pees ae bo
pm Auburn Ave. 4-6632 ‘edere Ct Chevrolet conyertibie,
ee Rent Trailer Space 79 Century aven Model | =e SS —— Original owner. Please call OR Repossession 900_Hunjer,_ B'ham. MI_6-48 steering & brakes, W.W. tres, - Eagine, Dowerglide, a
BACKHOE BARGAIN m 22, ft. 2. bunk, toflet, automatic | For Sale Trucks 90 6 Perfect engine R&H, $194 full 1953 FORD =| ae asia § eM 5 RRS BIR
Used Sherman backhoe & wagen-|AUBORE, OTS MONE Poo Gnlor "Pralier hiust suctitice for | ois Cuuyy 1m TON. «Fr apes | 1955 Chevrolet Convert. | {ir pci? Srea Tates. Pe tous. Mee ag “ny ae rMOUr E = bys ae a,
Best tats ve] fe toe ont tn Sm Pe] Ree an Conte Gut | asreacs gas WETy abr “| Yay TERUMASA tsb | WORSE g.pR. ORS S000. BOP EROST INC. 3 a 4 } i Good shape. $250, FE 2-0367, _ sates i ay ; NOTH ’
Trntepcep transmission. Com lete Oe DE er ee CENTURY = i051 %-TON CHEVY PICKUP. 100 with sit cash roan ie DDE COSTOMLINE | 280 Munter, B'ham, oe ees ee cee a
Soe ea ee OE CRISS | TORE PE ae | Ge ace | BOB EROST. ING, | Aaie e aie, Baad | Aten thse Sat a Com i as : . m sm. e. . a
SxXFORD MOBILE MANOR POR Tye euhuite 1956 CHEVY 4 DR. R & H. "SHARP. __2-0671. K them over! pre Sere! St. “|
TES aot a ee foot 10k 16 r é0 cement. patio. | ONDER WATER Ware Corrina 1955 Ss cae EAL GOOD, NO red fed condition. FE & sn Auburn Motor as rents ts “
‘Your Auincriged Pod Tractor | Sidewalk Room tor corden oO) PE ¢Ti Sian We sauron PE 26122 CHEVROLET rust. EM 0081 H Riggins. iiss FORD. 2 eg - ALSO ecu % :
DEALER cach sot 38 fe — EVINRUDE MOTORS CRESTLIN. SEDAN DELIVERY iisi CHEVROLET CLUS COUPE.| gtt,WUe cum, go¥s ‘Pddie Steele | eel :
1751 S. Telegraph Rd. akeville 5 on = + ms Gace trail $695 3-4678. ios BORD 4 PAGE _COURTRY O es @ % ae a
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Bet. square Lk. & Orchard Lk. Rds. MOBILHOME ESTATES MODERN ers ere, your motor & boat in LAARY JEROME ebene Yen aed Ob Sa0ne” weedan. 8. POM, R&H. Sharp. CORNER FEE GB SLD.
FARM MACHINKRY - NEW AND| Lake front and oleveround EM Kelly's Hardware. 3994 Auburn at OCHESTER FORD aLe on 3| Your oar Isttle cas 3 ee Eddie ep .
pst nora, “a Oxford Ee ee ARK AT PARKHURST —— | —“come Auburn Bis Fe Sit ROCHE ST TTT EATER | Monee Suarp cer, sis, | | ete Foust 57 Hilman Minx
TOOLS — NEW, URED AND| Bmere dre tg, ,ctctet pecged. MOTORS 9 ~~ Sgy7 S07 ASE" | oansnd” NOT be em THE senate FE ease eb it. De Mach ts lers & — ST TET ‘erms. e
iinet bene"hor ws] Ree ch coh eigMcae| otgetatte Sirbiies | ei Byean fa eeceice | 1954 CHEVROLET - Mazurek Motor Sales Se OH CHAIN Baws | shelter B to Pom | 396 MARINE GUPPLIEG.| FE $206 | Sed. Del-Ray. Mice car. $565 4. BLVD. ar 4 Se0mtaW
etal Parts & irs. = five ee pate LONE STAR “is FIBERGLASS, 1953, 620° TANDEM DUMP, 10 BOB-FROST, INC. MOST
ya00 “Crooks Rae bi 6.0048 one MY rtie ote ae HP. Lark ec. Gator yg; 1952 OM 5 yd. dump. OR | 999 Hunter, B’ham._._MI_¢-6004
# FORD TRACTORS. DAVis LOAD. Auto Accessories 80 Trailer, All new in "87. Com a WILLY'S PICK-UP. «WHEEL | 1963 CHEV HARDTOP. RADIO. eel : s e *
er. Harrow 3 bottom plow, Ds ynaek Ga axp| SEW Ts drive.” lug grip tires. Call , Bob notes, Fergees, Ture sare of ges ye
RAVELY ROTARY AND SNOW * manifold for "S$ Ford, $20. FE Oniy used 2 gals. gas, In| —Dutler te Turners, Mi 47500. nice oar fo
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Base a Rg reed ee sia? Fading taal” -n | T_FORD,F TON EANET, ¢ CHI] "isSS Fomuee tar Pe vio, fe ir Gsieste hia he o al ." oat s A A . Turners, E .
Se Powergiie except transmission: | Sve—Can” esis at Terme “Ma ete | _ 1955 CHEVY 2 DR. DOLLAR 1967 Lincoln Premier HT OLIVER OC. — ny WITH PRON Ht| Good’ motor “complete, Call be-| ONE, CAR TOP FISHING BOAT “ump. PRB §-0257 ‘This ts very clean V-# with incoln emier :
end. loade?” $1,195. New paint.| tween 5 & 6, 43380, and motor, must sell, moving. i | 6 Powerglide. Low mile: Come : Full power. Spotiess inside & out.
2535 Premont. : | _OR_3-0788. 3§ FORD PANEL. GOOD CONDI-| in and try this one. We fe’ sure it 33.108.
Fo SG. ee OTE S320 MOTOR AND | STANDARD STEEL PIERS, SUN |, tion. will_ please e OB FROST, INC.
WER LAWN MOWERS — RO-| _other ps docks, alume-apar docks. we also| TOM BOHR, INC. MU_ 4-1715 PLE’S AUTO SALES
walking & riding Roto-tillers We ‘56 OLDs HEADS have a. variety. of rs ar ‘$2 FORD % TON PANEL, 8 CYL- | 68 Oaklana FE 2-2351 280 Hunter, B’ham, ‘MT
Same PB were uo marpesimect| ti getcanne cai eisoare seabers,_ 550 inder. -HD tires. Call Bob Butler | ‘$1 CHEV EXCEL. TRANS. CLEAN j ; ‘§6 LINCOLN PREMIERE. aVERY.
of lawe & garden equipment in MArket 4 12487 Harrington Boat Works at_Turners, MI_4-7500. EM_3-0081__H__ Riggins. BS Pontiac thing |_ including FO oo
the State We service what we —————— aaa YOUR EVINRUDE DEALER | 195i roan PICKUP TR UCK.| 1951 CHEV ABSOLUTELY RO or ane. : ;
o 1809 8 TELEGRAPH RD Run good. First $150 takes it.| rust, Beautiful, original inside & 70 SEDAN. 2 TONE BLUE, Mr 4-00 Both cars one owner.
Lee’s Sales & Service For Sale Tires 80A 80A re 29-8033 Geen Sundays| 5132 * n, off LeRoy Lane, Cass| out. No money down, Assume $6 RAcIO. HEATER, HYDRAMAtIC | —MI_48013.
a Pe) Ae EE TUS octet A Lk, Woods suvaivision. r= ee weekly permeate. Mr. Murphy. : “195 5 55 Mi Mont |
921 Mt Clemeus St. PE 30M ceao fines. 6 UP. WR SAILBOAT, SNIPS. 1 EXC. COND.| scab 81 % Mt 63900 Birmingham - Remb- $795 ercury Montclair
REDUCED PRICES — af a ~ Sell, Also witewalls, Praii sD eu sas soap ton.| up, Completely guerhauled. FE Fe wc ot ER MODEL - black white i interior. ‘Real ean Owathaaa'
Bolens & Wheel Horse riding and +0687 | dition. A yibergae bottom. 2 sep-| ; t ait "87 210 ( a ks
rates ee) mevers,. crackers Tew Tike on Ee ae Teilpire 3-402 1 hack tetane, Wite PRED) {Mar Assume payments,” OR 5) Chevrolet “BOB FROST, "INC TS & Tr UC S|
ot PEQUIP. e007 DIXIE HWY| Whitewslls) 610" ets aids ius Transportation Offered 82) a S| OD CARS 210 v-8,TU-TONE BLUE | 3e 280 Hunter, B’bam,___MI_ 6.4024 a S A NGS
i whitewalls, b - i ie
Ma Sait OR $-7024) tax exchange New tre gusre® | 5 To SHARE ners, MI_4-7500. GO RADIO, HEATER, WHITES | 20% sor" Quick ETfale et 8, John: | #
ee KOTOR AND i ARD LAND-| tee, State Tis be Sue: |? Tsburg. rulings Le anlage gy HAR: H GMC DUME 7 TRUCK, LIKE Are Hard to Find $795 son, 57: Vagon. s S i ]
Fe"ss0a. “Ne Deke tate ets ea Si Ee ee RRG ORE: | $05,g% elder Rrucw im trade. “OR | 83 Kasn ardion, led oo 448 | 9 de, tation", | Mercere Pateny Pak. 4 are UPEr. SPECia: s
SPECIAL traded in on Gonecst pate Cee almwanee We Bartiont Coss jose "62 Chevy 4 4 fs clean |... ; . oe ota Oe ica” ao neering. MESS ‘51 FORD, AUTO. 4
per cen ce oO : PICK-UP TRUCK, LIKE gaeebwanes oe 4
“One. used McCormick No. 48, 70 whitewaits, pe ENGR see Pm | "new. 12__Mariva_St. Roger's Sales & Service . 54 Pontiac "55 pus 2 dr, deluxe, radio, & |. “transmission TRANSMISSION.
One ued. New ‘Holland. baler vitn ED WILLIAMS Cantforaia INE (IRCINER 70 | SELL OR TRADE FOR Live. | Attn S'tcep DEALER STARCHIEF SEDAN heater, shArD ..-.-<-s++-+s0 $498 LF —_ eee Clea |
a gt few ‘Holland baler iso; 451 8. Saginaw at Raeburn | _Ferry Service Ine. OR 3-1264.| , ocr. or aia Bietepeer Ra. | 2 CHEVY 2 DR, POWER-GLIDE. | RADIO HEAT UKE NEW 155 Buick, 2 dr_Century hardtop. : ‘ oupepeneice Fe d 8
EDIT. TERMS. : TRUCK GOING NORTH. PART |’ fi" - R&H_ ABSOLUTELY NO MONEY WHITE Reni Heater Dynaflow .. $1i $2695 : 52 FORD, "RANCH. > -
YOUR I, BH, DEALER Auto Service 81 | load. wither way. FF 6.6806. is BOWN payments | of 95 WAGON.
KING BROS. | ~ PONTIAC’ S| BESS ine Sa ret er WOW | a gigmatlle, ur. Brey Runs’ well $495 PDY RAK RELINED, 12.98 MOST < P x Coe ecereree Hetenerbbes A 5 un ns Ww aoe
pe nORTAe AD, AT OPDIER 19) ORARES ord and Pivmouns, Good | _. wanted Used Cars 88) oN ner Ford. ' ' ' DO, Re 7 Convertible , s
SUPER A-FARMATE TRACTOR,| Year, Service Store: Coniteh Fam |e ocr ea00 MORE 18 WHAT I TRUCK CENTER = |"4956 CHRYSLER 4DR. 53 Pontiac — |r. % ton meee si 5 | cuevy. Bet Ate with standard trane-| 99 FORD, V8 CUSTOM:
7-024 _Wood, service _mg ne © Mecking © Brakes Steel oo ee mission New on Le
wee SSED SALE |RSS AS CREON pit ae | mr nila marke, Wl hay GMC Wlgwailn«"soowreem conaiton.| COpmE Bod BLUE, RABO | “hatin 4. te, sedan, Droston,| shiny liver pody. waitewall tes pcr iriegee ig car Cylin re a gay car ‘ood eno! agh to make the Ma O M& heater wn... cece ewes — } ea de®
chine Shop, 23 Hood. Phone FE ATER. HYDRA TIC L ,
sire, seri — an a ‘ASH RETAIL BRANCH | s—p , BOB EU $495 ies Gotnanid ST penter’ 405 $1835 = peter eoacis P
oward Rotovator, cS ERGLAS, RUST R 1 300 _Hunter, Biham._MI_ 000 matic. «2 1S-
LHC. 45-T baler comising. Skirts. Rini’s, 975 8. C aan and at Cass . TRANSMIS
Forage harvesters Lapeer, Orion, Estimates, 7-0 p.m. AVERILL'S NEED CARS ‘$1. STUDEBAKER '% TON in Get Wise, I Economize iy ' HOMER HIGHT MTRS. 55 Chev _ SION. Sharp ae $555
nGUGIEGNE Sox | Seo See S| ORS Tao eremean| RAMBLER | -gpargaeag [oma RAD see tr ronan. Miat| © Gea rae ; DixI# BWY OADM. CPE | OXFORD, N OA $2528 | | = ritep. Re :
Auction Sales 77) 9st CRUISARE. ACCESSORIES. CASH . CORVETTE “s4, LOW MILEAGE, SPE ‘CE POWER STEERING Q O ——
me FE 5-3436. FOR LATE MODEL BOs cord, $1350, MI 4-643. mBILL SPEN ne 495 4S Pr 11 p "$995 IERA, power steerini
COSHMAR SCOOTaES on FOR THOSE $ and brake ‘$129
ANDERSON SALES & SERVICE| Comfnunity Motor Sales 11 8, Saginaw FE 5.9297 U rice S seee
B & B 12 2 8. PADDOCE (at Pike fat Pike) FE 4-4246 4-4246 C AUBURN ES EAST Bi VD. WHO APPRECIATE A : 52 FORD, V-,8, 2 DR. i : : 55 PONTIAC, S. CHF :
HAVE tps WANT gad gia . ’ ‘ ‘ S1 FORD, V-8 2 DR.
§-8858. ; 53 DESOTO ' or
; : 58-0438 or FE SONTIRURS SATISFACTION — REALLY FINE CAR! = - on 1c 49 FORD. V4 2 DR. Cad. Cpe. Sharp $1245
Auction Sales waters 5 SPORTSMEN PRICED cath OUR Ath CTION FIREDOME 8 ‘532 STUDEBAKER CLUB ‘ Customiin 4 gr ve Light green. |°56 CHEVIE 210
for quick sale, PE 8-1452, 4-door, Very Clean, Automatic SEDAN, HUNTER G. "51 DODGE N walls, A clean one & 1 Ol,
Seen leas g suLi, U8 YOUR CAR 1958 transmission, RADIO, WATER, RYDRAMATIC 49 CHEV. 2 dr—2 CARS . 1) Sree. Clean ¢ $1245
5089 Dixie Highway “For Sale Motorcycles 83 POR GREAT PERGONAL ¢ GAIN MER CEDE S $495 AR ‘* ree CLUB $ r 95 QS Secu cess
Drayton Plains . HA 7% swaP OR SELL a gt ARD LAKE AT. Cam : "$305 2 whore bt, slightly ee prices. ro Transportation.
Every Friday sevesl p-m, Ge a machine. Call ‘between | 5 vaw WELT, 4540 DIXIE BENZ BR AID ont, 4. und a ey taxes ee
Every Sunday ....2 p.m. ine ace ve 7, aes Rei} BYf. fe re er oy Old lagi Many ° more, convertibles, SPECIALS
Buy and Sell Daily | <2 Mariva ot ‘models Ph, “OR 24 300 D i S |GREAT LAKES }bardtops, station wagons, ‘31 CHRYSLER SEDAN, : i951 MODEL 125 HARLEY — M a8 R AND Plymou: ler 88 SEDAN, TU-TONE :
3.2717 34 Years Fair Dealing joors and 4 doors
Rlando canent condition nad actual mile cheap cars. FR days or 4 DOOR. HARDTOP | 4 FE 92-0196 OREEN, RADIO.” HE HEATER M OTOR M ART : j =} See ix 95
SWARTS AUCTION SALES __OR_3-6224 ¢ : Eves. Automatic transwisclon, reegercaees $
Byery ® wednesday. 1, Bam «419359 pat $105, 160 WING. |“ -ACHT FOR CARS |. Fue! mlegtion.eneine. 1956 Lincoln 4-Dr. $295 118 S) SAGINAW _ 1°51 NASH, 2 OWNER.
_ Genter Rochester tier" aot AT] "go Fon PARIS PSL) Logie Mi] ae MOTOR. rst $9 500 star om Se, Re a 4 uss 13 Sap Be oes $395
SATURDAY. AUGUST “ ogg 5 - Se a eet 3 $9.
~ oe Jes Co... 372 : A . \ ; f pel
fankage’ from tea oa | Ss a ae Sah Contact: SALES MANACER | 280 Hunter, B'ham, —__MI_t-6004 54 Hudson R.&G. Rambler on 47 FORD, 1 Owner $195
many SAR PAYMENTS 100 BURDEN. :
ae cia re smoges xi rim CurcR| “PONTIAC ASM ARameer women. | aus | AWSOM| | RUSS ntiques, r P e iJ ei. } y Ae ee ee ee Z :
gates te fust ‘orth of ag sicrens, ae Waison RETAIL STORE — | Lake Orion Motor: ne $195 ; wat sell 96 care in WO days. : —
ie See Bence BxG.|_,, 1990 N. Woodward Os MT.SCLEMENS st. | | 324 AT, CLARKSTON ‘infty hon Em | | | JOHNS IN Oe
SAVE ENERGY, USE) tart est gacegerees [Bam MIA 1990) uBR eBay SAVE ENERGY, USE Motor ee WANT .ADS! To find 'a $00 when new, a 42852. ; R & M S a . 1955 CHRYSLER WINDSOR DE MOTOR oe
GIRv'S 24° BIKE FOR 201NCH é ; ' : - luxe 4-door . heater, auto- WANT ADS! To find a
b, lace to live or a GIRL'S ig BE earns ‘Needs used cars, Get top cash Italian Siata ; matic traneitilesion power steer-
job, -p Cla eed cond._ Or Trade up, or down |. ve taerani| iat Sng, Dower Baars atock PONTIAC-CADILLAG. job, place to live or a
. good used car, see Classi-/o18 5 a ted New model ron one in|. rolet Co Go, Hunter Bid 8. Wood. . -1350N. Woodward 4 | good used car, see Classi-
ied ‘ Be 88, Sat Cail George, Richman. | yard Ave, Birminghem, Mi Biiam MI 4-1930 fed NOW! >
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456 Ford 2 Dr. .... $1595
955 Buick 4 Dr. . $1095 Eat as Maveaton: radio, betel
°55 Buick 4 Dr. «.. $1195 av. SEDAN, , TR
153 Ford 4 Dr..... $595
- "54 Pontiac Catalina $ 895 2 : we ee pe) (oa hie, cee tee = ; q oe . eee oes ae. ee ; z phic i. poo eee ee
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“Better Say: Used Cars
9 Bord Be sees $2095 HARDTOP. yo Bee ghee tres owomals
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- $1795
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57 Clievrolet 2 Dr. $2045
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"56 Buick 4 Dr..... $1495 SEDAN radio. heater, en and
*57 Chaveélad 2 Dr. $1595 ; * radio, heater, power-
35 samen 2 De si 195
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. $1095 beater, hy- 955 ‘Pontise 2 Dr..
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ad IPONTIAG Wee eee ne ee oer 1845 Chieftain #door, radio, pester wae wall tires, low
mileage. A used car that's
"G5 PONTIAC ccc conn eects cess testis $1545 4<oor hard top. H Greialie. rear s¢at speaker,
heater. A one-owner beauty.
"SE MERCURY 5.06 cecre- ce esscnssiwene- $ 695
* Monterey 4-door s Power steering, power eens
my x seats, cediann heater. If you want power,
SS BUICK ee ecco ee erence esse eee ne $ 695 4-do0! radio, heate
= ries, write wall ark ear ae pice you must
see to believe
962 BUICK coi eee ee eee eaeee ewe 95 Super ¢door, dynaflow, radio, heater. Runs extra
good.
’56 PONTIAC ee eer eee $1695 tog 099 pewer steering and brakes. te pa oa
: yaa, eater, Br lt walls. green top with white
really beau
*56 BUICK F ciplaeverere gi 0/0 FUE OW Hie w ole wo ne 1645 Ve or h —. white walls, EZI glass. .
155 PONTIAC Perle eee etal Wie ale arene 2 eer $1295 Convertible, power brakes, radio. heater, white walls,
Red and white paint. Just the car for these hot days.
98 FORD 465. c cece esse ee see eee 895 Radio heater, Soecomete: light green finish. One
owner and extra nice
"SA PONTIAC vicceseccrsecesceee sees ., .$ 895 rt 4c Hydramatic, b:
Gout coups. Storr: reryaste. See’ thls one.
"GH WORDED osc s eed bass swan css tens 745 oe he gs og Fordoma' adio. hea bh :
e welcome you to talk to Nae ericlaxl Ganer,
7 a0: PONTIAC es Aue tere la. e/a Vrereln «/cintets Sains $ 895 4-doo! heater, del teerin, heel, id
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"$s TO bo ooo dee scieie bse nicer crs esos’ $1095 2-leor — afiow, radio, heater, w wa blue welts galt. ae! cian
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Cede sistk ExSuty ena Uke riding co's aud
*54 OLDSMOBILE ..... eels asin ee eee ose $ 995 rt 88 yp.
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154 CHEVROLET gears sea acaaeoscses coe $ 695 heater, —_ ed. that. radio.
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| 'S7 FORD Station Wagon ...........000: $2094 COUNTRY: SEDAN. #&passenger, fordomatic.
‘57 CHEVROLET Station Wagon ........ $2074 -~ & 21 4DOOR, 8-cylinder, automatic transmission, like new.
58 FORD. Ranch ‘Wagon ust es eeeese se $2224
"57 BUICK "Hardtop ere ere $2124
ITH full power.
57 BUICK Sedan ..... 0... ccceeccesccees $2094 SEDAN 4DOOR, fust like new.
57 FORD Convertible Oi siege esse eines $1794 FAIRLANE “500°
°57 FORD 4 Door ..... ccc c cece cee wees $1774 SEDAN, power steering, Thunderbird engine.
| 55 CHEVROLET Del Ray ..........0000: $ 994 2-DOOR. real sharp.
| 756 FORD 2 Door ........ cc cece seen es $1144 ' FORDOMATIC and nice.
1°55 PONTIAC Starchief ............0005- $1144 4-DOOR, hydramatic.
'S4 FORD 4 Door ..... cc eee e cece eeeees $ 694 CRESTLINE, fordomatic.
OD. FORD 2 DoGl soc. ccc yacu xccs sees $ 994 FAIRLANE, overdrive, 8-cylinder,
54 CHEVROLET 2 Door ..............5. $ 744 210 SERIES, 33,000 actual miles. *
55 FORD % Ton .......... | . See apt: deluxe cab. a $ ie
| 54 PONTIAC Catalina ..............000 $ 894 |! HARDTOP, Starchief, hydramatic.
'54 FORD Hardtop .......0..0ccceueenees $ 844 VICTORIA, sane nauie écylinder, sharp. |
| '53 MERCURY 4 Door .........ceeeeeaee $ 674 ; OVERDRIVE. 29,000 miles. 7
"51 PONTIAC Catalina ......ccsscccseees $ 394 HARDTOP, hydramatic and ‘nice. :
"52 BUICK 2 Door .......cccccecececeecs $ 374 SPECIAL, real nice, .
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210 (1 Weather.
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(4) (color) Big Game. Quiz.
(2) Boing-Boing. Cartoons,
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(4) Jefferson Drum, Attempt
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730 (7) Football. Lions vs. All
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JERRY LEWIS —
came, the more it confused everyone around me.”
He's Both Star
and Producer TV's ‘Little Monster’
Now Being Tagged as
‘Schizophrenic - Kid’
By JERRY LEWIS (As told to Erskine Johnson)
HOLLYWOOD (NEA) For
years my pals have been tagging
me with nicknames such as ‘‘The
Monster,” “Child Star,"’ ‘The
Fearless Leader,’ but now they “The more confused my personality be-
ing? Why go half way? You can
do it, Be a producer.”
That was the day the balloon
went up,
My previous impressions of the)
duties of a producer was a man
who found a script that hadn't
ibeen re-made too many times,
hired’a director, a couple of stars
and assorted other people, handed
them the script and then headed
for the golf course. What a poor-
deluded lad I was,
Those steely-eyed condors who
make up the board of directors of
a major motion picture studio
don’t hand you a million dollars,
pat you-on the back and politely
murmur, “‘We know this is your
first picture, son — just do the best
you can,”
They want action and results.
with just one more try.
at the door at night and inquire:
Dion wail eco soal really: split.
One minute I was the thrifty pro-
ducer looking to cut corners and
save a buck here and a buck there
and in the next breath I was the
star battling for expensive retakes
— sure I could do the scene better
My wife Patti would greet me
“Are we the great producer to-
night or the glamorous movie
and TV star?”
I still say the title of the picture
should have begn:
“Schizophrenic Moon Keep
Shining.” _-
Elvis Presley
Attends Rites
for His Mother
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — Elvis
Presley bids farewell to his best!
girl at a Memphis funeral home
today. Mrs. Vernon Presley, the
young singer’s mother, died early
yesterday et the age of 42:
«* * *
Elvis, granted an emergency
furlough from the Army, had
spent the day before chatting with
his parents in her hospital room,
but was asleep at his suburban
‘mansion when she. died.
Gladys Presley was hospitalized
Saturday with a liver ailment,’
acute hepatitis, but doctors said)
an unexpected heart attack eaused
her death. Her husband was at;
her bedside.
“Tt broke my heart,”’ Elvis said |
as he went to the hospital. “‘She
was always my best girl.”
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daughter at girl's school.i1:15 (4) Window Shopping. er fields such as writing and di-| Once they have spent $800,000 [oslovakia, is eligible to a war|f/ (Re-run.) recting and I would say to my-| worth of man-hours deciding how | Widow's pension. — . (2) Undercurrent. Gambler 1:30 (2) Movie. self, “Are they kidding oo who to save $35 on a piece of scenery, Heydrich was killed by Czech- :
kills the only man who could (4) Movie |needs it?” they solemnly wish you well and |0slovak resistance fighters in 1942|f)- have saved his life. (Re-run.) “~~ *« € retire to the sanctuary to com- |after terorizing the country as the|/
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ticlan has tough time ex-|”" : nares 6 aS studio thoughtfully provided a} Social welfare authorities turned
plaining what he was doing), 99 (4) Milky’s Movie Party thought to myse corps of trained observers to peer/down her application. Mrs. Hey-|}
with blonde in comedy.|""" (7) top Pro Golf : “Buddy-boy, child star doesn’t |over my shoulder and see that few/drich then appealed to the court. ||
(Re-run.) | eines aioty Hurmaii fit you any longer. Maybe. the |Costly mistakes were made. But) ‘The maximum pension is 165|\}) (4) Thin “Man. Gift leads (2) = ry other boys have got something {for “Rockabye Baby,” they gave|marks—$39.27—a month. Court of- |}
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FREE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE ‘for Puerto Rico
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Munoz spoke optimistically in
an interview of the future of his
island homeland.
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heavier industry to provide more
jobs to balance the economy and
fight poverty.
One of the principal attractions
has been tax exemption and in
earlier days low wage scales. The
latter are rising.
. Does Puerto Rico, with its ex-
emption from. the federal income
tax and its tax exemptions for in-
dustry, steal industry from the
mainland?
The. governor contends it does
not. Islanders pay a cemmon-.
wealth income tax. :
As for plants deserting the Unit-
ed States and moving to Puerto
wouldn’t sign an authorization un- DAYTON, Ohio (AP)—For Max
Bradford, said the weddings will
not be postponed. «
* * *
Max’s sister Ruth will marry
Lowell Cook of Middletown, Mich.
tomorrow, Cook was a classmate
of Max and Joyce at Manchester
College in Indiana.
Joyce’s sister will marry Dar-
rell Parks, a student at Ohio
State University, Sunday.
U.S. Merchant Marine
Adds 5.3 Billion Yearly
indirectly is estimated at $5,300,
000,000 @ year.
000 a year.
the American-flag fleet in domstic
omy growing out of the American|>
merchant marine both directly and|:
The contribution of seagoing and!’
shoreside operations and shipbuild-|;
ing activity amounts to $2,800,000-|;
Of this total the contribution of);
the American-flag fleet in foreign);
trade, $400,000,000; and of ship con-|;
trade, $400,000,; and of ship con-/! ke ok Oe Kennedy's remarks drew bitter
criticism from Sen. Homer F.
Capehart (R-Ind) and other Re-
publican senators, who decried
the references to Soviet superior-
ity over American military might.
Capehart, his voice booming,
‘said Kennedy had mentioned 35 to
50 times that the Soviets were su-
perior to the United States in their
criticism of Kennedy while the
Senate was in the throes of a fur-
ious debate over reports that the
Pentagon was studying conditions | move, °
than 8,500 sword-wearing mem-|
bers of the Knights Templar will!
come trooping into the city tomor-
row for the start of their week;
long 47th triennial conclave.
Billed as the largest national
convention ever to hit Indianapo-
lis, the Knights’ conclave will fea-
ture a gigantic parade tomorrow
night, There will be about 10,000
in it. *
|
Twenty-eight Knights’ drill
teams will compete all day Mon-|
day in the coliseum for national/|
drill honors. |
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3 H 'y or Evenin £ Sch ( I Island Governor Say$s)home Fr tense Meso trip Sen. Kennedy Reports cert commend | pubic ae: :
3 1 ee ‘People Not Interested, nt ee beading tor | we World Balance Swings|viet Union to attack America, ee Ie ter : ie nearby to ° . o.7 + ’ ” j :
_ INTENSIVE TRAINING Prefer Present Status jira their rx wea va commen 10 Raselers Pelvor, charts Tim, mung: be ot Model ae eg 1K : sary Sunday, attend) _ 7 : : —
_ INDIVIDUAL ADVANCEMENT SAN JUAN, P. R. (AP)—State-|two family weddings over the| WASHINGTON (AP). — ‘Sen.|You wil Maybe © have only © tac :
: nt es hood for Alaska is not altering the! weekend, John F. Kennedy (D-Mass) says thimble full of brains as one sen-| oe APPROV ED for : plans or aspirations of vg x * * the world balance of power a OG ar ye vig ny
a > TR Munoz Marin for Puerto » t. ‘They didn’t get there. Max, 25,{shifting sh ve ae Goviet -
; . VETERANS AINING “We're not on that road at all,” and Joyce, 22 “are among the 99 Union's Pecan shee of big So- munist newspaper).
. Munoz says. “In our status of/presumed dead in yesterday’s,Viet -gains-in missile power. ‘m?
‘SS Secretarial, Higher Accounting, Business Administration, ,¥|/Ccommonwealth, we are a unique/crash of a KLM Dutch airliner| He told the-Senate last night Conclave Scheduled ® Bookkeeping, Gregg Shorthand, Speedwriting Shorthand, creation. within the American sys-/in the Atlantic, | the deterrent ratio might shift so.
‘Machi ined i, Typewriting, Comptometer, and Calcu- tem. The news brought grief to mem-|heavily as to encourage the Soviets ® h T |
Jator Courses. “The pecele here, BY their vot- wat of Rg Be family. Rat peree's to Arespnig ~ ee in “ y nig ts emp ar
Th ese skills opportu: : ’ ing, prefer this, Our common-/jfather, the , Glenn R, Rust e o “take a short cut to wor , 4
lead to good pity te businan.: Advance- wealth can be improved, Nothing|the Church of the Brethren in|domination.” INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — More:
Free Parking . Bp et eee cand esses caccsesnreeesserensarcosy b aes Cees eeeaes oo — to an expanding industria] econ-
i y oe oe Adio. .. omy with ever-rising per capita] The Rev. Mr. Rust will officiate stn -saieh or: Sunday afterntoncthe philic si C:~=<“C‘< i‘ CS‘;
’ a income. at both weddings. uch - remarks, he said, werelinvited to attend impressive aa yes
WOOT O IMI IMI MI IMO AOE 02 sims the curent re t * * coming close to giving aid and|devotional service in the ge | | 4@ RADIO°-and . ‘ " : - ' : cession has been felt in Puerto} jax afd Joyce were in Europe Comfort to the enemy. Indiana State Fairgrounds coli- TV SHOP .
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