“sz ~ THE PONTIAC PRESS =e 7th YEAR kkkee PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1959 —32 PAGES —°™™#2,ramse nvenwariona, Be a ¥ | 5 | , ih TAA LAA . Beauty Queen, New York Hood Killed in Auto Wife of Comedian Allan Drake Shot With Capone, Costello Pal a ark Clouds Hang Low a Over Mountain Retreat ' GETTYSBURG, Pa. ?— President Eisenhower and Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev today began a prob- lem-by-problem debate of critical cold war issues. The second round of their historic discussions began — ae ——~ ‘in Eisenhower's hideaway poe eee NEW YORK (# — Under-. , , on a mountaintop. sur- world kingpin Anthony Find 10 Airmen runes by low-hanging ciouds. (Little Augie Pisano) Car- fano, 62, and a married beauty queen were shot to death Friday night in a flashy black Cadillac in a quietly substantial Queens neighborhood. Carfano, the pudgy Pro- hibition era henchman of) Al Capone and long-time! buddy of Frank Costello, | Meeting in Eisenhower's lodge. Aspen, at Camp David in Marv- lands Catoctin Mountains, the two leaders could see only a few yards through the picture window of their conference room. The critical East - West dis- pute over the future of West Berlin as well as the broader problem ef divided Germany had a high prierity on the agen. da of the day's session. in Foggy Sea | Save Navy Personnel Afloat in Pacific With ~~ Clockwork Operation ¥ SEATTLE, Wash iAP) Ten wet and weary Navy airmen were plucked unharmed from the toss Fisenhower and Khrushchev, . | ng Pacific Ove earl today 1 and Janice Drake, 32, who nisl a h ae ied, choc Rad who began their talks early Fi . . i - . =. . . : , F ay he oy vit was married to comedian | gditched their twin-engined patrol day night after a helicopter fligt Allan Drake, were shot plane from Washington to Camp David ; t . met for the first time this morn from the rear of the gang- : = favee : : AP Wirephotes A paasive excue | Cperstion ing at the breakfast table and im ; re FOLLOW THE LEADER—That's the game President Eisenhower and Soviet tright). Actually, their task was far from playful. The two leaders are conferring (“ent like clockwork, despite foul) mediately “began their informal ster's swanky Car. Premier seem to be playing as they board the helicopter for the President's this weekend in an attempt to resolve differences between their nations, Other Se#ther, darkness, fog and the) conversations ” In 1944, as Janice Hansen, she) Camp David, Md., retreat (left) and when they enter Aspen Lodge at the camp fliers’ position—110 miles off the im A * was chosen Miss New Jersey. The auto, apparently moving | at the time, veered onto a curb Angered McDonald Breaks Off Talks in the Jackson Heights section | world problems were to be discussed. No Break Expected Gloomy Clouds mouth of the Columbia Rover The ten, crammed inte a pair of = well-outfitted rubber life- rafts , were pulled te safety abeard the Coast Guard cutter Vice President Richard Mo Nov on arrived by automobile at Camp David to join in the talks This start on the day's work— with the world watching for the results te be announced Sunday —was reported to newsmen at the Gettysburg press center by Yocena from Astoria, Ore. to Dump Rain ton ais i Steel Unionists Quit New YorkinCrossCo.Taks Raine Sunday. from LaGuardia Field Pioneer mo FRASER The freighter Olympic had reached the sscene only ments before and stood by as the Neighbors told police they saw two men flee from the car after o (UPI])—Union negotia they heard shots. No weapon was) NEW YORK (AP) — The steel;Finnegan indicated the talks) Conrad Cooper said: “We hope Most! loudy with occasional Mrs. A A : : Pe § a “dy é S| : I j ae — : Os ciou¢ | As . nne Wheaton of th White found. Carfano was shot twice in industry's top negotiator in the 74- might be shifted from New York. tha‘ the ake will reconsider its ‘°"* anmotticials ot xme Case ar howena and mewn ‘ aieer eh ann naulee from: the Sra 81. cuss pce office. . the back of the head and once a strike says he’s ready to \nen they resume, but he didn't, Position and join with us then in jufacturing Co. a . appeared i, the Pontiac area outlook for’! be am “ee a were Te - his left cheek. resume talks here Monday. But / @ renewed effort to break the more at odds than ever in the tonight and tomorrow, the weather- ovine Shove: Were oer SY, 6GETTYSOUSG= Fs. = Mrs. Drake, the mother of a'Steelworkers President David J.|58Y where. | deadlock. This ‘New York has »-48Y old, violence marked strike.| an gays Gnd) Const) (tard) planes) (bet Tiscshower| aed tbrasbehes ry - : ras | ; : ; >votia-| ‘“ “ : i through a heavy overcast onto the) *™ 13-year-old boy, Michael, was | McDonald says he's through talk- McDonald broke off the negotia-| been our agreed seat of nego- The collective bargaining posi + * * Se ey b saan started their werk today with : : tiles 6 . | toy ‘TWiday c ~~ i : drar nfolding below. shot in the back of the neck and ining in New York ‘tions here Friday, calling the ses-| tiations. We plan to be here, |"0%S 4ppear irreconciler ble at this na enfolding ” die (ind od breahtedt waslios’d the right temple. * « 'Sions a ‘farcical filibuster.” He| We want to bargain and we want time,” said Allan” D. Sieh « tis ; dow wn 2 reel 60 and The cutter radioed Coast Guard tel, their children “sticks te Cartano, short and pot-bellied, | Chief Federal Mediator Joseph S@id he would resume only when) ¢@ reach an agreement.” net gee of the State Mediation Sunday's high will reach @ warm! peagguarters here that the sit- | tne backbone.” The menu in- wore a dark blue silk suit. His |F- Finnegan plans to meet during) ™#nagement offers something) 41 it the union would rele ca re aia with: the es men, three officers and seven cluded: Orange juice, tomate pockets were stuffed with ithe weekend in Washington with! worthy of consideration by sell-| same ease ee eeceuieds ne wo sides yesterday, Increasing cloudines; and a | enlisted men, were in good con. | juice, honeydew melon, hominy money. Mrs. Drake, whe was (Secretary of Labor James jaa HS Co oe kot it, MeDonald said: “We| Ne further meetings were Chance of showers Ix the pre dition but suffering from expos grits, oatmeal, hot cakes, min. quests Chief industry negotiator R. have never resisted a call of our \government. But we see no sense} \in coming back to New York City. The seat of the government is in| ®* bargaining agent for Cross Washington. The seat of the steel) employes, Chishoim said. industry is in Pittsburgh." | The company said jt is still MIGHT SPEED IKE EDICT awaiting a ruling by the United scheduled and the point of con. diction for all of Michigan ure and exhaustion. tention is still recognition of , and tomorrow, United Auto Workers Local 155 | ule steaks, pork sausage, the stalemate. | . bacon, eggs, toast and ceffee. Notes Reveal Murder, None was injured in the ditching or during the tricky transfer from i: . the Jiferafts to the cutter Press secretary James C. Hag- Rescue operations moved into erty and Asst. Secretary of State full speed as soon as the P5M,Andrew H. Burney arranged a full report on the morning session around midday. Partly cloudy with little charge in temperature and a chance of; showers in eastern Michigan is! the Monday forecast At 10 am., winds were southerly at 10 miles an hour. Lowest tem- bine cocktail dress and a mink | stole. | Police said there were reports | the two had been seen earlier at a hotel near LaGuardia. patrol plane radioed an SOS that — ; = States Sixth Circuit Court of Ap- one of its two engines was afire > “4 Pe er saute: s td] i] s m1 : ~ r , | Police ae two weapons wer | The breakoff might Spee d= any peals in Cincinnati on whether an perature in downtown Pontiac pres The craft, a Marlin, was on a TALK FOR HOt used — .32 and .38 caliber revolv- ‘decision by President Kisenhower ee . . . aa ’ R . : : . election naming Local 155 as legal ceding 8 am. was 64 degrees The routine coastal patrol ‘from Whid oe . ers. Carfano’s trousers pockets [to invoke the Taft-Harticy Act bargaining agent should be set mercury had climbed to 72 at bey Island, Wash Naval Air ane ee nee 5 e A & ber ’ ' re “ - . A as NANG bulged with $1,500 in 50-and 100-| |Under an emergency provision of | side ce 8 * eur) ‘ ‘ , , "breakfast talk reportedly lasted 2pm station A __ an hour or less in the living room the law, the President could ob-) of Aspen lodge. tain an injunction that would re- dollar bills and $433 in smaller bills. He was identified from his ETS — DETROIT (#}—A 72-year-old man was found shot dead | auto license. \in Detroit's exclusive Palmer Park section today. A note |quire the striking steel workers ” . x* * * Mrs, Drake, who lived at he left led police to the body of a slain woman in SUD- oer finding art costing att 2-Year-Old Was After Tigers Kisenhower and’ Khrushches 63-60 102nd St.. Forest Hills, |‘ uyrban Grosse Pointe Park. . , will come to grips at their con Queens, was identified from ference with cold war problems > Paul Montgomery said the deaths - ~— {appeared murder and sui- Police Detective that have kept the world in tur moi and periodivally threatened labels in her clothes. In 1952, she was questioned in connection Griffinandford Lind Missing ‘Hunter’ hei the rete ie pene? ; tt cide, the climax to a suitor’s nuclear disaster for more than a E ‘ s e * ry s t Cc che wan cased ; h Prime M rejection. Dead are J. U ; Baie By DICK SAUNDERS ee ‘union | She was releas after she; : inis er | . | Es : ; , . : grecment on a solution for am Danna Tomlinson and ues S 0 inner : Hunters beware! There are Wild sue of these bitterly. disputed. 1s told police she had dated Nelson the night before his death. Her husband, who had been ap- pearing at the Lotus Club in Wash- bears and tigers slinking through the’ woods of Oakland County That is, according to a young Ox sues, ranging from Berlin to Laos. was ruled out in the course of the brief two-man summit confev- ‘Catherine Wassall, 55, who. of Ceylon Dies wre ee tsa Congressmen to Attend . ; ford Township hunter i , : D P Both m are look fi was notified of Mrs. Drake's death apartment by a neighbor, under “Welcome Home’ Affair Shee some new approach to further and was en route to New York. Assasin’s Bullets Fatal pees door a note had been slipped Two-year-old Robert Bell went East-West negotiations, : for Broomfield jasking that Tomlinson’s son and hunting near his home yesterday Carfano, who lived in a palatial mansion in Long Beach, on Long Island, was a familiar name in underworld investigations for the past 35 years. | to Asian Neutralist Just daughter be notified. Before U. S. Visit Police found three notes, Mont- | gomery said, one dated last June | indicated he intended to kill both | | COLOMBO, Ceylon (AP) —; Prime Minister Solomon Banda- | himself and the woman, an un- Crowding into the political spot- light at a ‘‘welcome home” dinner Monday night: for Oakland County Congressman William S. Broom: field will be two more big names But the American and Soviet leaders were reported pear ac- 2, Col. 2) morning. He got more that he had ‘counted on (Continued on Page Oakland County sheriff's depu. , tles went hunting for the hun ter. They, too, got more than *s LA Dodgers Try During Prohibition, he was a. a ¢ dated one said “I killed Cath- in Michiga le i eye) i kingpin in bottlegging operations TanalKe 00. tea pase Ms ee erine,” and a third was a will i" a oo * circles m0 ees hen 1 p Cinder ella Act; in Brooklyn and a top lieutenant |: of the struggle between East-| of a sort, One is former Pontiac resident, a : hoi . : n nn h ume ’ of Capone. When his operations and Western ways which) Checking on Catherine's identity, Congressman Robert P. Griffin. He ee m ee vn . . PCH Victorious were raided, however, Little Au- vent him into power 3': yeard police learned she lived in Grosse | catapulted into history when he co- ioe Bae ea tien ns yee Ss ine man reas | Fe Park. The suburb’s police sponsored the successful Landrum- ‘iff's pecarincne, Bou eee The .Los Angeles Dodgers try aaaes Hoe | ~ & * flound her dead. Cri ener eee ae ‘ot uniformed deputies and plain. te complete major league base. In 1933, he was tried and ac- ithe biggest achievements of thé quitted in connection with the The frail ‘champion of Asian “* ss . | 86th Congress. clothes detectives rushed to the el ie Se weane ae ae slaying of Det. Sgt. James Knight Deutralism succumbed almost on; Montgomery said one of the notes ; scene tory na 34 years a during an attempted theft in Un. the eve of a visit to the United/told of Tamlinson’s hopes of mar- The Traverse City Republican * * * my ge against the Chicage ion City, NcJ. States, which only a few months rying the woman anc of her rejec-| Since has been mentioned as a An estimated 2) neighbors CMDs in an effort te clinch the After Costello was wounded in|#%° he termed Asia's best friend. j|tion. He said police also learned) possible contender . fer Demo- gathered to aid in the search, One Matonal League pennant. Tomlinson was despondent because! cratic Sen, Patrick V. MeNa- of the tots close companions, Now leading by ene game the lobby of his Manhattan hotel Wijayananda Dahanayake, 37, by a gunshot, Little Augie was a politician from Banderanaike's | cabinet, was sworn in as the new questioned and released. j prime minister. Dahanayake in the past has) ranged the political spectrum from Detroit Newspapers mara's seat. Helping him celebrate Broom- of ill health. | Marie Myers called police after | finding a note had been pushed field's return home with local Re-}.. under her door, asking that Tom- | Publicans will be fellow Congress- notified. It alse bid her goodbye. | Rapids, who last year was eyed revolutionary red to conservative) blue. * * * Reappear Tonight finson’s son and daughter be — Gerald R. Ford Jr. of Grand She lived in the adjoining apart- 2% an opponent of Gov. Williams. * * * County Republicans, numbering Brownie, was missing too Brownlie is a Springer Spaniel who accompanies Robert's dad {= fall hunting trips, Brownie and Robert are about the same ' age. 4 The searchers grew tense and frightened when Robert's little red after Friday's 5-4 victory ever the Cubs and the defending champion Milwaukee Braves 6-3 loss to the Philadetphia Phillies, the Dodgers will clinch the flag teday if they beat the Cubs and the Braves lose again. Pontiac's two Class A_ high school football teams went 50-30 ae . aike| Grosse Pointe Park police did) noccinty 600 are expected to jam wagon was found near a swampy /ast might en the road. Pontiac sn - : —! ; DETROIT (UPIY = Publication’. = a pmo |g learn immediately whether Nocirecsd fa ioc what ia; beliag area about a half-mile from nis’ Central overcame « 7-0 halftime of the three major Detroit news- .-ation to remove three bullets caer Wassall is presently! billed as a preliminary to the kick- home deficit for a 20-7 victory over papers resumed today with Sun which pierced his liver, spleen married. — = ahe =~ been | off of GOP politicking in the coun- Neighbors and deputics fanned, Wyandotte while Northern lest a day editions expected to hit the anq arm. aoe she two college-age ity for 1960. out in a vast human net to be. Deartbreaking last-minute con. streets hours behind the normal On his deathbed, es adauen: ic . Kentucky Sen. Thruston B. Mor- gin combing the swampland. Calls test te Hazel Park, 14-12. See schedule. ; 1 Minister forgave kis |. e _..__|ton, national committee chairman, of “Bobby” met with no response! *Perts pages for detalts. Spokesmen for the News, Times Prime OP EDEBT SRT DINE: 2% is expected to set off the real fire-|. ° ‘ : ne eS and Free Press said officials of| 20eesed asenesia, — 2 professed we works for the coming presidential | The searchers moved stowty, | the International Typographical! Beé@hist medical monk, whe In Today S Press |year at an Oct. 2 Yuncheon at corey ever ‘wet Sat Oy Death Toll Mounts ; pressmen and other Mechanical! ®* Bandaranaike bowed In rever: | seme we see YOUNG utes, : J T Department employes on overtime ence to him. 0-1 37. and Griffin, Finally, Deputy Francis P. in apanese yphoon to prepare the Sunday paper. The monk and another man pan NEWS oinscoss oy Pie ame Emo cmeanbae Earp emerged from a field of, Dei in serving «temporary |ciad- in saffron monk's robes had) ~ enn tent @ |i Gee Bails of pias high grass with the iad. Brownie’ TOKYO (UPI) = ‘Typlioon Vera injunction from fedefal Judge|called at, the Prime Minister's at nua ig "8 Comer = trotted glong behind package 3% ueh wake th te Theodore Levin prevented work-|private bungalow in a luxurious Ghtieeses ........:... s Ford, 46, who has tabooed “I lost,” said the hunter. When heavily populated mid-section of ers from being called back to the Colombo tesidential area Friday ie a “ 14.16 of becoming governor, in asked where he had been he Japan tonight and first reports newspapers in time for today's morning, of = ae ate" nunncl 12-43 circles has ' as pointed toward the field and said, indicated casualties and damages , editions. ‘ sy * * * F We Radio Programs 31 view timber. } Peatioe Press Phote “Over there hunning His “wun” would be heavy. = “Judge | Levin called a show-| ‘The gunman reportedly wis ai-| Witeen, Meet... os. ccesees: 4 | Broomfield wil be wejéor HUNTING PARTNERS— ‘That's OK, Brownie, we'll get those consisted of a three-foot stick, At least 13 persons were dead, cause hearing for next Wednes-|gered by the Prime Minister's re-| Women's Pages .......... a9 home by his constitdents after o wabbite an’ tigers ‘nex’ time,” says 29-year-old Bobby Bell to Just as long as he was ta}l. 69 injured and there were 47 mis- | day in the jurisdictional dispute /jusal fo go all the way in shed- station. ; lef the most hecti r: his dog. Brownie. The pair went on a little “hunt yesterday in “Robert. should make a fine sing. But commanications were | involving two mailer’s unions thatiding Western ways ‘in favor of has shut down the papers ones jancont Eastern. medica tech- * Thursday. niques known as “Ayurveda.” / « terms of Congress 7.\ He'll tell what Squere Panes Tonight 9-1. Lee Kaines and failed . = eetier. Penton Commanity Center Oxford Township and saw some pretty big game (says Bobby'. =m * They also became the hunted, as sheriff's deputies and neighbors ymbed a l'g-mile area for more.than an hovwr. : hunter someday, cortsidering the knocked out over a wide area and . ‘ones that got away’ on this trip," these :figurest were believed to be said Det. Chatliee T. Whitlock. only a fragment of the total, * me TWO THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1959 Often Irks U.S. Hosts Nikita Nas By JACK V. FOX GETTYSBURG, Pa. (UPI)—Now that the tumult and shouting has died away and Nikita Sergeivich Khrushchev has taken to the hills wich President Eisenhower, let us ty Guest like a Cossack on his favorite mount. His gentle and pleasant wife is obviously very fond of her hus- band—and very, very proud of him. In the Iowa corn fields she examine the question: — stayed right at his heels. What kind of a man is he? * * * x * * | Her escorts would call her at Those of us who have had the, tention to something interesting uh, privilege of rocking in his wake and she would say: ‘‘Yes, yes, but for the past 11 days now know what is HE seeing now." more about Nikita Khrushchev the They appear to be an old-fash- individual than about 99 per joned couple with affectionate and cent of his countrymen well raised children Milford Estate Aids U. of M. Noble Widow's Will | Provides $33,000 for) Student Loan Fund Well, in the first place, he has been on many occasions a very trying guest. If he has told Amer- jcanms once, he has told us a hundred times that things are far better in’ Russia, lis conduct has been remindful if a guest who eats heartily of fine food, then turns to his host hd SsaVS “That was a pood meal. But if you would come to my house, we would give you a far better one And on finer china” COULDN'T RESIST Itegents of the University of Even when a little boy at. the Michigan yesterday accepted a Moines Contribution of $33,000 from the} ved estate of the late Della M Noble, meat packing plant in’ De vave him a piece of sausage ture out at his dad's place, Khrushchev Widow of a wealthy Milford) couldn't resist) another compan attorneys Son The money will be used for a student loan fund “We put the first rocket on the moon but you make better sag sages,’ he told the boy. Her husband, an 1896 graduate | of the University of Michigan | Law School, practiced in Milford , more than 45 years and was one | of the community's leading cithtens, He died in: 1949. That Khrushchev has a bralliant mind, that he has read widely and not only of Marxism, that be has and enormous drive are He os the master su Ate ah ee as Ss eee courage unquestioned preme of the ad lit Among larger contributions the . . . Board of Regents accepted in Ann PENS HOT DOCUMENT — You'll never see this trio answer- Arbor yesterday were $38,000 from {Ing a fire alarm but they're firefighters at heart. Pontiac Mayor [vad * ' ‘ AY , ith Khaw (the Floyd Flete her Wooton estate| Philip E. Rowston pens his signature to a proclamation declaring é 2 as ‘ will oo I | . d } i " a k ‘ sgiti ul ‘hee ker Oakland County for research on| the week beginning Oct. 4 as Fire Prevention Week. Keeping an whey ’ ine a bps , ‘ : . r disorders 'parnlysies and mental I r to ti n Milton Berle at Para ier : ing ot ee and $31,000 from the W. K. Kellogg| ae ane ee ie lceum tn Foundation of Battle Creek for action | ment fund Some people hore ripe rt on * * * the Russian personality mark Crention of a vice presidency for| e down Khrushchey's boasting and adiyinistration of more than T00 ‘ crudeness as the shell built cesearch projects was also ap What lime It Is | around the Cinferiority comple” (proved of a peasant now in the company of queens and presidents. Perhaps so But whatever the toe'y degree in pharmacy. explanation, tt as irritating He The board also okayed a new Shiny red fire trucks from 19 six year course leading to a doc | Some Areas to Drop Oakland County fire departments | Daylight Time Sunday; wi! come roaring into Pontiac 4 ; Ralph A Sawyer, dean of the| . week from tomorrow to help mark "ms te ave the compulsion al ; | lp . cms Pili t} " ar eon No university's Sehoot of Graduate | Others ina Month. a red letter day in the city’s fire 7 icked but that he Studies, was named to fill the new safety crusade. and vice presidency Daylight) A parade and wave to have wisecrack | has not attempted to top it NEW (AP) demonstration saving time will end Sunday in,program at 1 p.m Saturday, Oct. YORK usually successfully so _ | Le ye . a craczy-quilt: pattern of communi- 3, will kick off the annual obser- TERRIFIC CROWD APPEAL. lke Nikita Conferring «-: across the nation vance of Fire Prevention Week He has terrific crowd appeal ' | * * * which begins the following day. ind. while he hams it up, he ts Thessands| of persone will line | But in New York, New Eaean) and throughout most of the Middle fascinating us nn xetor, Min il Is on Cold War Issues Saginaw street to watch dozens renuinely funny. Yet there is an ai “ 2 enace about him) which ‘Atlantic states it will continue un-! of fire engines travel the parade F fa ot neni ns ian \ (Continued From Page One) t the last Sunday in October. | route from Oakland avenue to IhaKeS lin Semenow ee, t | \g ; . — . Ix he sincere? That is THE cord) on measures for greater | At 2am local time clocks willl Auburn avere. be moved back an hour in Cali-| U.S. Soviet cooperation In. sev The spectacle will feature the eral felds of peaceful enterprise, fornia, Nevada, Wisconsin, in parts athe? Pennsylvania and ‘ question in fire equipment, antique, He has a quick and het temper | | lof India neluding atomle energy for pow | ° ndiana, ' , - * ’ . . m s and (Rel terenit et © As one | er prodution. northeastern Ohio, and the east. (pm ae pene ml aaliee | Washington writer said, Eisen ern part of West Virginia Ipretty baton twirlers, mili ry| units and horseback riders Kids, young and old, will scream | | « f “es « } ' \ m, hower's temper is marked only such accords, if actually worked) a ‘ the nti VGeAWAY by a flush of red on his cheeks (oUt in the oe te ' Kd : | board states, those that have ex | but Khrushchey rides his temper jcould prove to be the irst wpe tended daylight time — include with delight as clowns trip along! -‘in the cold war. Yet a eal ae: ee ard truc an iia cou ; an : |Illinos, Missouri and Kentucky the way, waving at wide eyed | CCAD OER, Corey J Scattered) communities in In-/Youngsters, And. on top of a State . Chrushehev's true aims. | Val 4 . ious of Khrushches diana and Nebraska have adopted /Consen ation Dept. power wagon | addition to the Eastern Sea- jhose contests between the depart- are > Climaxing the program will be Black Clouds refrained from any optimistic fore daylight time the year ‘round, will be Smokey the Bear. rae The Day In Birmingham BIRMINGHAM — The City Com- Pontise Press Phete eye on the document are Sherwin Birnkrant (right), chairman of the Fire Prevention Committee of the Pontiac Area Chamber of Commerce, and James B. Foreman, marshal of the parade Oct. 3 which launches the observance. . o hospital (administretop “We Won t Know Flashy Fire Pa rade rs Dazzle Pontiac mounted posse from the Oakland; Sherwin Birnkrant, chairman of County Sheriff's Dept. a Navy|the Fire Prevention Committee, float, an Army Nike display, and said, “The event will undobtedly h ianaO-take St Ch ts|Pt the biggest activity ever of its the = Land-O-Lakes star Cnlels vind either here or in any other (drum corps). city of comparable size in the The field day program will be-|.ountry.” gin at 2 p.m. at the General Mo- tors Athletic Field, at Opdyke| He sald planning has gone on road and South boulevard. Be- ever since last year's successful sides fire safety demonstrations,| PFosram ended. there will be ladder raising and| Fire departments participating from Pontiac, Clarkston, Bloomfield, Waterford, Rochester, Brooklands, Union Lake, Avon- dale, Pontiac Township, White Lake, Troy, Walled Lake, Com- pions from Waterford and the|merce, West Bloomfield, Frank- challengers from the Avondalejjin, Columbiaville, Oxford Lake Fire Dept. Orion, Addison and Birmingham. Ea _ ments. the traditional water battle be- tween last year’s defending cham- Higher This Year? . Viaduct Shears ‘60 Ford Tension Scare Stirring in U. N. Fear Drive for Debate on Tibet Will Stiffen East-West Relations UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) —A drive for a full-scale debate on Tibet stirred concern in the United Nations today that East- West tensions will be tightened up again. Diplomats also feared the move) will dredge up the whole ques- tion of Red China's represeptation in the United Nations. The As- sembly voted only a few days ago! to shelve the Red China issue for another year. Ireland and Malaya disclosed Friday that they plan to call for a resolution charging Red China| with killing freedom in Tibet and) demanding ‘‘respect for funda-| mental human rights’’ for the, Tibetans. One delegate predicted that as ‘soon as the request to put the! | Tibetan issue on the agenda hits ithe 21-nation Steering Commit-| tee, demands will arise that Red| China be invited here to give her | side of the case. The United States and other Western nations = presumably, would oppose any move to invite | Peiping as they have done when the Korean question was debated here. | The move to bring in Tibet came after an appeal for United) Nations help from the Dalai, Lama, self-exiled ruler of the Himalayan nation. i | ] Alabama Publisher Dies 10 Days After Surgery | MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — Richard F. Hudson Jr., 43, pub- lisher of the Montgomery Adver-| tiser and Alabama Journal, died) early today at a Montgomery hos- | pital. He had undergone surgery | 10 days ago. Son of R.F. Hudson Sr., princi- pal owner of the Advertiser Co. which publishes the two newspa- pers, Hudson had been active in| Montgomery newspaper work for) more than 20 years. City Commission to Mull Over Parking Lot Plans 140 petitioneers to reinstall a traffic light at Chapin and Wood- ward. The yearly audit report will be read also at the meeting along with other committee and depart-- ment reports. The Birmingham Branch of the Woman's National Farm and Gar- den Assn. will hold -its first fall luncheon and meeting 12:30 p.m. Oct. 12 at the Birmingham Com- munity Hosse. Highlighting the program will be slides of the ‘‘Henry Francis | duPont Winterthur Museum’’ at Wilmington, Delaware. Present- ing the slides will be Mrs. John T. Fdgerly. The photography committee of the organization will meet at 10 p.m. Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Edward P. Sammut, 523 Ar- gyle St. Summertime slides will be shown by the members. When Thirsty , Nikita Goes to Gromyko Ist CAMP DAVID, Md. (UPI)— What happens in the middle of the night if Premier Khrushchev wakes up in President Eisen- hower’s cottage and wants some- thing? There's not an interpreter in the house. * * * Khrushchev would have to get out of bed, pad across the hall and knock on the door of Seviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gro- myko who can speak English. x * * The American and Russian in- terpreters are sleeping in other cottages at the camp and Gro- myko will have to serve double duty when they’re not around. Leaps Against Auto to Avoid Being Hit A 31-year-old Pontiac man who jumped against the side of his auto to avoid being hit by an- other was treated for bruises and released from Pontiac General Hos- pital yesterday. James L. Bingham, 110 S. Mer- rimac St., told Pontiac Police he had just parked his car in front of his home and gotten out when an oncoming vehicle forced him to jump against his own. Start From Scratch? BELLFLOWER, Calif. (UPI) —Stripper Sally Ann O'Neil com- plained to police today that she can't. go off with the show be- cause she hasn't a thing to wear. The clothes she takes off on- stage were stolen from her car, caste Threaten U. S. With More Rain plashed American tour was femporaniivy suspended about 6 Friday night when the So Premier stepped across the threshald of Aspen Lodge and into of the quiet of its oak paneled living APPAS poor (.reat York Mississippi Paci Mal Khrushehew s ae lock which minehy yaet nation ended cathy the bhiek cloud threat rain hung over wide north) to Showers of the hut mare from Lakes tewdins Texas the He will reappear on. the pub lic stage Sunday afternoon, fol lowing conclusion of the Camp Davin tatke. into Mew Rain drenched the Valley, the Plains and the fic Northwest Friday night den. Mo. measured 26) inches. Tle ts se heduled to hold an hour and Little Roek Ark 123 inehes (long Washington news conference Snow fell in. the Rocky Moun-/and make a subsequent hour-long television speech prior to his de The Weather Bureau said parture for Moscow Sunday night thundershowers were forming While her husband discusses over a wide belt extending from world issues with President: Eisen the eastern half of Texas through hower at Camp David, Md, Nina Alabama into the Great Lakes re Khrushchev today plans to visit an and eastward oto Pennsvl experimental dry cleaning plant in lxuburban Silver Spring, Md A warming trend noted: Also on the schedule is luncheon eurly today ain the Greatiwith Mrs Cyrus katon, wife of the Latkes ‘area while Cooler air swept wealthy Cleveland industrialist. New England. — Fair to partly cloudy skies pre ciiedt over the siotboest oot PICK Verne Hampton The Weather fo Head Bar Group and cast tains at Fraser, Colo yon vania and New York wus inte Ponrtiee atfornes Verne oC Fell U 8. Weath Hureaa Report ‘ PONTIAC AND. NICINITY, — Meaty HEtmpton, has been elected presi vloudy teday and tonight with a few dent of the Michigan Conference showers A Iitle warmer teday To morrew partly cloudy with Tittle tem perature change with chaner of shew erd in the foreneen of Bar Officials Hampton, who tives oat Wot Brookside Di. Bloomfield Hills, was elected yesterday as the Stat> Rar Association ended its confer Today in Pentlac lowest temperature preceding # am At & am Wind velocity & mo poh Direction--@outherly cence in Detroit rie tata mecha. es re em The conference took place during Sin tiers Bunday a am ‘ 5 Moon sets Baturday at 2 4&8 pm ithe week at the Sheraton - Cadil Moon riees Sunday at 104 am lac Hotel Dewntown Temperatures f 2 om 64 1iea om cr] i a om 65 12m : ra A n oo 6 tpom 70. l aa - ate * Discuss Films Oct. 6 if aim at oi Priday in Pontiac iAs recorded downtown) Highes! temperature Lowert temperatura ......0seee8- Mean temperature voc. eee Ars Weather — Cjotdy : — About 20 librarians and trustees Highest scope in) Tenties (representing libraries participat- Loves temperature ..ce. epeseress 6o jing in the North Oakland Library, Weather rte 68 | Project will meet Oct, 6 at project Weather- Cloudy ; headquarters in the Adah Shelly jbranch library in Pontiac to dis 30 in 1883) cuss a new film program which |getx under way Oct. 1 Highest and Lowest Temperatures This Date in 84 Years 88 in 1008 Friday's Temperatere Chart fe 6 Alpena 0 Marquette 66 84) Baltimore = 64 Memphis a9 ey N ie ° = 52 Miam! B, 89 76 or raric ic Reovaerie Si te Miveuks fs col. wth Oakland libraries partici Buffald Th 59 Minneapolis 70 61) Pating in the cooperative project New Orleans @5 74) «po AY . hear Nee Paeen ae Ul ape nsored by the State Library Omaha 16 6s in Lansing are at Holly, Ortonville, Pelinton - @h 67 . he . r& beet 6p, Oxford, Clarkston, Lake Orion. i Pittsburgh 87 62) Highland, Milford and Pontiac Port Worth #7 78 & Louis 81 66) ~ : & Francisco 77 48 Houghton 4 645 Marie 68 Chicago Cincinnat! 9! to Cleveland 4 64 1 The new film program will pro- ¢2| Vide 32 educational films for use The tunult and shouting of, , New Program at Libraries a + * | A haulaway trailer-truck carry-|born to the Cy Owens lot in Pontiac Mavor Phitin t Nik’s Trip Helping ==» Peaceful Atom Use? | “Teall upon eee any Graham Opens Crusade laaeocine of the city government at Alma Mater Wheaton | WASHINGTON (UPD) — A joint'to participate actively in a cam-| statement by US. and Soviet atom paign for improved fire safety,"’| WHEATON, Tl ic chiefs indicated today that Rus- the mayor said gelist Billy Graham begin a one- sian Premier Nikita Khrushchev’s | The Fire Department and the week crusade tomorrow on the) “I wish it: were,’ Jekel visit may result in closer work | schools of our city can provide grounds of Wheaton College, the dispiritedly. to develop peaceful uses for the effective leadership in the activi- school from which he was gradu-| * * * jatom ties of Fire Prevention Week, and ated in’ 133 * * * I urge them to work with the * * * pli ee slightly Couti lise tae a toncahe oer The crusade will coincide with! Jekel told police it was the first . Ph: the school's Centennial celebration.|time he tried to negotiate the gram viaduct. Graham's campaign in Wheaton ; City officials and two retired |is the closest he has come to Chi-| And, he vowed, it was the last. Pontiac fire chiefs, Frank Kuhn (cago for a large-scale evangelistic and John F. Schroeder, will be | effort. . eeree along the way by 1969 | Religious observers said Gra- Depends on Dairy Work Pontiggs, “ax will several re- /ham’s Wheaton visit probably will CHICAGO — One of every 15 Detrelt fire chiefs. prompt an independent laymen’s families in the U. S. depends upon Six high school bands, including|Committee to sign the evangelist the milk industry in some manner Pontiac Central High School's wil}|for a Chicago crusade. for its livelihood. reventi W ; Prevention Week |49, of Saginaw, didn't make it. The top of the first car on the truck was Sheared off. “A fine looking convertible,” (UPI) — Evan-'commented Pontiac Patrolman Lon Peters of the Police Department. | Recommendations by Chairman John A. McCone of the Atomic Energy Commission and Prof, V S. Emelyanov will be studied by President Eisenhower and Khru- shchev during their talks at Camp David, Md. * * * | Following a four-hour meeting yesterday, the two atomic chiefs ‘agreed that America and Russia | said, | 5 Beeaini hac. ie a load of shiny, new 1960 Ford tried to clear the Orchard Lake| : Some oni attic nnocinmation for Cats from the Ford plant in Dear- avenue viaduct early this morning. QS n dq an e : | ———| The truck, driven by John Jekel, L ' Keynotes of 1960 Olds Balance of design and greaterjaxle ratios and many other engi- economy are the keynotes of the neering advancements. Two three- new Oldsmobile line for 1960, ac- seat Fiestas have been added to cording to Jack F. Wolfram, gen- Oldsmobile’s station wagon line. eral manager of Olds and a vice x * * preee Ger nea Motors 1960) “From the trim curved grille to “_, the clean-sweep of the rear deck, oo oa te “Ge sks the 1960 Oldsmobile is the finest Rock engi automobile we have ever built,” for use with lower cost regular Woiam said. igrade gasoline. “This engine,” said Wolfram, “The balanced design of the “will give our customers an im. °** = wow f seid m | front, side and rear. We believe provement of 15 per cent in | per dollar — maintaining ‘"¢ RCW Oldsmobile has the styl- | excellent performance.” ing our customers want, the full- | family spaciousness they need In all series there are new rear and the luxurious interiors they : supply music for the marchers , Energy Others will be from Clarkston, betterment. Of] Waterford, Avondale, Walled Lake and Oxford high schools. * * * One of the special features of the parade will be a display of/| industrial firefighting equipment. Contributing equipment are Pon tiac Motor, Fisher Body and GMC Truck and Coach Divisions of General Motors, Consumers Pow er Co., Detroit Edison Co., Michi gan Bell Telephone Co.. Pontiac Varnish Co., Raldwin Rubber Co . ‘Ford Motor Tractor and Imple-. ments Division of Birmingham. and the M C Manufacturing Co. of Lake Orion The parade is sponsored by the Fire Safety Committee of the Pontiae Area Chamber of Com- merce, | should work together under the ‘International Atomic iAgency “for the imankind.” Gracie Milling Around 350 Off Cape Canaveral MIAMI, Fla. (®%—Hurricane Gracie marked time 350 miles | off Cape Canaveral today after colliding with strong northeast: ‘erly winds, The northeasterly alr current, blowing out of a high pressure cell over the Carolinas, pinned down the storm. Weathermen ' adopted a walt and see attitude. NEW OLDS FOR ‘60 — This Oldsmobile ‘98" Holiday SceniCoupe features a low, level hood treatment which affords maximum visibility Putting together the industrial | ; ire equipeent iamay bea 7 — the panoramic windshield. Parking lights sub-committee on industrial fire) | es safety headed ‘by Ross Luxom, fire chief of Pontiac Motor Di- vision, are recessed in Primarily of interest to adults, the 16 mm films will feature tra- vel, history, science, art and hu- man relations, , ~ * * * AT HEADQUARTERS An amusing spectacle will be Available at project headquar-;members of the Waterford Fire ters, they may be borrowed by the|Dept. bringing back memories of project: libraries or by individuals the old-time Sucket brigades as residing in areas served by the/they strut down the street wear. Kbrartes, provided the films willling handle-bar mustaches. reach an audience of 10. persons or more, said Miss Jean Johnson, | Teading the parade wilt be a | project director _ Marine Corps color guard and | Highlight of the Oct. 6 meeting: the official parade car in which will sit James B. Fereman pa. will be a talk by Dr. Horace C Harteell, associate director of Au. "@e Marshal and field day | committee chairman, dio visual at Michigan State Uni.! § Traverse C. 664 8 Oe cuineton 83 67) in the North Oakland project 64 Tampa 92 ttl omp *I, area during the next year.’ = < / \ versity, on “Use of Educational , Other attractions will be the| Filme With Adults | Jackie Rae Ravenettes, a horse. 98°’ Holiday SportSedan shown below, the rear deck slopes downward to carry out the smooth design and provide maximum rear visibility. a asked,” he said. Bright chrome plated bars in groups of three give the 1960 Olds- mobile curved grille a wide, stable look even though the car itself is no wider than the 1959 models. * * * Headlights are placed horizon- tally with the outboard pair set slightly behind the inboard pair. The parking lights are recessed in the wrap-around section of the bumper where they can be easily seen from front or side. The lower and slightly rounded styling of the new front end aids maneuverability of the 1960 Olds- mobile, Wolfram said, especially in tight parking situations. . Anew, slimmer automatic the wrap-around bumper. In the 4 7 ite The 1960 Oldsmobile any tay : if Res i lei i tlertlede egTy ? i 3 F i 3 3 3 3 é i I ¥ NEW THUNDERBIRD — Fog the first time in sliding sun rouf will be offered. The complete! models. The new T-Bird will be shown by Ford rangement of three taillights. dealers Oct. 8. In the hardtop model, an optional - : — | _ THE. PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1959 y its history, the convertible Thunderbird (above) restyled grille is shown in the lower picture. At 5 MAE ws : | will have a completely automatic top in the 1960 the rear, each of two pods contain a new ar- joy the open air feeling, a new Le American Waterworks Assn. | was elected president of the Mich- 1960 Thunderbird Offers Aly Kahn’s New Post: Delegate to Argentina? New Soft. Top, Sun Roof | wire xanoxs, x.y. wn : : Prince Aly Khan will be named Announcing details of the 1960derbird is tbe 352 cubic inch, w00.|(kani_ ambassador to Argen- si : : jannounce establishments of diplo-| will offer a completely automatic|carburetor. As an optional power! matic relations and the exchange soft top convertible and an option-'plant, the Thunderbird is available .¢ . mbassadors a reliable source! al sliding sun roof with the hard-'with the 430 cubie inch, 350-horse- reports , | top model, while retaining the pro- power V-8. Either engine can be : file that has made it distinctive. matched with Ford’s automatic ; ; : : layed until Pakistan arranges to In addition to these two major son eeu The standard three- ee sufficient foreign cahunee to; changes, distinctive front and: rear/5P¢ oe = a also is stablish its diplomatic representa- changes have been made. hha = Mamard | as in Argentina V-8 engine, overdrive is optional. | : Sales of the four-passenger Aly Khan is now head of the Pak- Thunderbird — introduced just ‘istani mission to the United Na- + a year and a half age — totaled Wa tions. about 100,000. The 1960 model terworks Assn. will go on display in the show. Names Chairman i rooms of Ford dealers across the SAGINAW Mm — Herbert L. Kei River Rouge Man Will nation on October 8. Prices have = °°U''™ — Herovert L. Kein- ; not yet been announced. ‘+ ath, Frankenmuth . superintendent Head Fire Inspectors of public works, was named chair-' EAST LANSING Ww — Tom C For those who prefer thé Thun- man of the Michigan section of Moore, River Rouge fire marshal derbird’s hardtop styling, yet en- ' siiding- root panel will be an op- Thursday night. igan Fire Inspectors Society Fri- tional feature with the two-door, TOMY Eikey of Traverse City day to succeed B. J. Mark of Flint. hardtop model. In winter or sum-|W@5 Chosen vice chairman and T. William J. Luck, safety chief for mer, the sun roof will provide l- Vander Veld of Lansing was re- the Coldwater State Home and improved air circulation for Thun-|¢lected secretary-treasurer. Joseph Training School, was elected vice derbird occupants. |M. Rogeven, Jackson, and James president. John M. Patriarche, With the 1960 model, the Thun-/Hormung, Bay City, were named East Lansing fire marshal, was. derbird convertible _ introduces) repens __ | med ae ah eans O added convenience with a com- pletely automatic top that is stowed beneath the flat rear deck. | Without infringing on the rear seat passenger space, the Thun-] * derbird soft top folds into the trunk’ compartment, requiring no wena. THINGS WORTH WHILE The ‘new front-end treatment The things we value most are acquired by features a redesigned grille that labor, denial; over a long period of time. A speaks of modernity and function-] youth who works his way through College al elegance. Inside the massive, ! values his education and makes the most of one-piece bumper, one horizontal’ it. The young man who begins at the lowest and three vertical ribs accent the] rung. masters each step as he slowly climbs 7 © VOORHEES heavy aluminum screen that spans to the top, knows where he has been and Europe's Toste in Food Pech Writer [rver me raneroat | peat Sent: cart ot the te, Takes Modern Trend | Taft Benson said today there sp t k : a revolution in Europe's food buy- as erna said. ee ing from the United States, In the past, wheat, cotton, soy-- WASHINGTON (AP) — The State’s ‘58 Milk Output beans, tobacco, and other farm:Soviets admire Shakespeare more | 4 8 Milli P d raw materials made up the bulk than any other foreign author but %° hon Founds of Europe’s American buying. Speaking at the opening of the Ps i: =¢ ye ! International Cologne Food Fair,|5 4 “hermit crab,’’ a Soviet | pandlers processed 4,821 million °"randand. Eee Le 264 North Perry Street Phone FE 2-8387 Benson said “Europe's interest in/nvelist says. |pounds of mily in 1958, 1'a per cent) ____ : | He said that Pasternak stayed) of three taillights. The two out. | ‘ ° i A COLOGNE, Germany (AP) — Doesn t Li ke ‘away completely from Russia's! board lights on each side serve Saree; ae ara literary circle. “And this is Pas-| as taillights and brake lights, Secretary of Agriculture Ezra ‘ternak’s loss, not ours,” Sholokhov, while the inboard ieiie hates his translator—Boris Pasternak—! [LANSING Ww — Michigan milk lined, and the rear fenders are VOORHEES-SIPLE FUNERAL HOME the effort it has taken, is less likely to chuck it for a change. A young man and his bride buy a home; through denial and hard work improve it; their furnishings are sketchy but little by little they acquire a new carpet, stove, re- frigerator. These acquisitions are treasured Fhe things we acquire by fighting for them, making a choice between two things, are possessions we value highest. The fish who fought hardest is prized, the award that took unstinted effort is esteemed, friendship that has endured is treasured as a jewel: worthwhile things are worth extreme effort; they are the cardinal things we cherish. the front of the car for better cool- +ihg. , | pods contain a new arrangement | the back-up lights. Among the other\external ap- ipointments, the Thunderbird .em-] ; i|blem ‘has been restyled; front fen- M. E. SIPLE der ornaments have been stream- frozen chickens, turkeys, fruits. ~ & lover the 4,749 million pounds pro- a , a . and other ready-to-cook foods is . Mikhail S. Sholokhov, the novel-|cessed the previous year, the Fed- growing fast.” ist, offered this view of literary eral-State Crop Reporting Service a —— ‘life in the Soviet Union at a meet- ane — Eres cant | H i ing Friday with several American utter accoun or per Paralytic Polio Cases writers and editors. of the milk used for processing. Shoot Up Last Week He had no words of praise for ice creams and sherberts 21 per | WASHINGTON WW? — Paralytic polio cases shot upward last week to the second highest 1959 two-week downward trend. The Public Health Service re- ported Friday that 326 paralytic “Doctor Zhivago,"” a novel ac- milk 12 per cent, cheese 17 widely known also for his poems milk the remainder. and translations from Shakes- | ipeare, refused the Nobel Prize in| Readers see more color ads in| casee test week pusbed) Oe ie jliterature last year after its award ‘daily newspapers every day. Over the 3,140 for the entire year ae bitter denunciations from |; 999 newspapers with a combined total to 3,407 or 267 more than 1958. At this time last year Communist officials. circulation of over 47,000,000 there had been 1,618 paralytic | x ke * ithe U.S. and Canada now offer cases. “I have been writing for 26'ROP color to advertisers. ————— _— — ———EE ——— an Russia’s Pasternak, the author of cent, evaporated and condensed) ‘claimed in the West but banned|cent and miscellaneous products | in the Soviet Union. Pasternak, }including cottage cheese and = per) EVE OPEN in FLOORING LANDS CA ps CARDENIV?; Bh LOANS oe tome tmprovemen mw REMODELING HOME is the family center ... we'll help you to enjoy it while the youngsters are growing up. If you are thinking of adding a room, modernizing your home or finishing off an attic. ADD TO THE VALUE OF YOUR PRESENT HOME WITH A HOME IMPROVEMENT LOAN HOME LOANS — MORTGAGES We Purchase Land Contracts INSUREL Federal Savings :' HOME OFFICE: 761 W. 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Chrysler Official Says Compact Models to Be Teamed With the Lavish DETROIT (UPI) — The money) the buying the auto economy cars will be spent in buy- which American motorists save by ing a second car “snob appeal.”’ This return to buying predicted by ( E Briggs. a Chrysler Corp. vice presi- cent who heads the dis is is corporation & Chry Jusury car hoy «ler! pei lal “T believe the introduction 67 the new economy cars by the big manufacturers will) concentrate auto buyers at two widely sepa rated poles,"’ Briggs said. ‘Most of the sales will be in the low- priced and economy car market but many of those buying the | lower priced cars will turn increasingly to the fine car mar- ket for their other car."" Eventually this will mean that the quality of the big car in 4 farnily wilf ones again be used as aA omeastire Of the family & wealth Briggs said, and could lead to a re Ruigence of the race to “keep up With the porese in eat buyin But Brivgs said he did pot fe cl a search for prestige would Le the mam reason for iecreased fine quip Diy thay With more money to spend. ihe pleasure lovjoy vtnerican motorist naturally going to seek mure iury in his family car. Briggs d “The fnew not be family cars, but cars used mainly by one specific member economy cars will of the family for some special ized driving chore.” Briggs said he felt the motorist of the future would not be inter ested In any which attempted to compromise between luxury ant Cal economy Paint Poisoning Affects 35 Boston Children BOSTON ® — A Boston cily hospital doctor saya 335 Boston children in the past six months sulfered lead polnoning from eat ing old layers of paint, Dr. Sydney S. Geellls, director of pediatrics, said last night that of the 35) childre all under 5 years of age, one died, three suf fered some brain damage and winx others are still hospitalized He said almost all came old tenement Rome. - Dr. Gellis said that almost all of the vietime were just begin ning to watk. * * “They get to a window sill or wall and begin to pick off these pieces of old paint and swallow from * them.” * * * said lead polsoning affects the of children and ts cumulative. A’ child who has been hospitalized with it and then goes back and eats paint a sec ond time is that much worse off. Dr. Gellis explained that paint used 20 to 30 years ago in homes contained a great deal of lead asa binder for pigment. Nowa days, other substances are used for Inside paint. He sald the number of cases of lead poisoning this year Is about average for the past several years. U. §. Reds Back Ike's Peace Effort NEW YORIN GARY Dennis. national secretary American Communist party, the party is behind Pres Eisenhower in all Measures solve world tensions * * * Dennis «spoke Friday night at oa rally in Carnegie Hall marking the 40th anniversary of the Communist party He said the visit of Soviet Pre mier Nikita Khrushchev and the forthcoming trip to the Soviet Union by the President are “his toric exchanges” which ‘signify a thaw In the cold war.” Dennis — said however, many powerful American groups “do not want the cold war to thaw.’ He named the Pentagon, opponents of UN) membership for Red China, and those who support nuclear tests brain hugene of the gAyS ident to, that The rally was attended by about| 1,800 persons. Sam Governors like Colorado’s McNichols SUN VALLEY, Idaho (UPI) — Two Democratic governors at the Western Governors ‘Conference to-| day gave qualified support to| Colorado Gov. Steve McNichols as a possible 1960 vice. presidential | candidate. 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Rockefeller) His words were confident and| arrived in this politically strate-|defiant, despite the fact that his nation gic state today for a whirlwind visit that touched off fresh spec-|years of war and civil strife. ulation he would run for the Re- Next Thursday Communist China publican nomination for president. x *« * There was widespread belief he, was here to sound out: opinion on| his chances next March in the New Hampshire presidential pri- mary, which will be the first in the nation next year. If he entered, he would clash with Vice President Richard Nix- * on, now the leading contender for the party nomination to succeed President Eisenhower. Rockefeller has Jaughed off sug-| gestions his trip was political. He! has insisted he planne@ it only to visit with his Dartmouth College classmates all watch a football game here. * * * But his schedule also included: 1. A news conference at a Con-! cord hotel across the street from) newly opened headquarters of a| “Draft Rockefeller for President”’ movement. 2. A meeting with New Hamp-| shire Gov. Wesley Powell, regard- ed as a Nixon supporter. 3.A dinner meeting with 40 prominent residents of New Hampshire who launched the draft - Rockefeller movement and want him to enter the state's pri- mary. The governor also planned to attend the Dartmouth-Holy Cross football game and meet with fel- low members of his college class of 1930. ‘Double Agent’ Planning to Be - Cuban Citizen HAVANA (UPI)—Maj. William Morgan, a former resident of Toleds, Ohio, who jeopardized his) w U.S. citizenship by joining Cuba's rebels, has stated he intends to| become a Cuban citizen. In a radio interview Thursday, Morgan was asked about reports that the State Department might revoke his citizenship because of his servicg in a foreign army. “This matter has little im- portance,’’ he said. ‘‘At this mo-| ment, I am preparing to renounce my U.S. citizenship in order to ac- cept Cuban citizenship. “As you know, I am married to a Cuban girl and we have a daughter born here.” Morgan made headlines recently as a ‘double agent’? who helped to smash an alleged attemp to! invade Cuba. While posing as a foe of Premier Fidel Castro, he kept Castro advised of the invad-| ers’ plans. ‘So? RAMBLER warm 91648 | BIRMINGHAM RAMBLER Mi 6-3900 "Students RENTAL PLAN MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS $10 for 8 Weeks school requirements met EDWARD'S 13 5s. Sesinew - Pe ee THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1959 __ ae FIVE Under Communism 10. Years Thursday’ Mi “ gt it : issionaries re ‘Standing’ China Near Birthday Slated fo Speak: By RONALD P. KRISS ,en have produced 100,000,000 {The ‘Communists claim they will SEETO (UPD) x7 A Soeade oan, babies. There are sate [overtake Briain inthe ouput of iMao Tse-tung, chief of t FIRE PREVENTION IS A CONTINUING Costumes, Carvings and PREVENTION the Chinese Communist revolution,| may be one biliion = ‘but even if they do, per capita out, Articles From Burma WEEK SET SATS See | Yo Be bn Display RESPONSIBILITY OF |, YE | quarter of the human race, have ; 1989 EVERYONE! 3 stood up.” af —— = - Speaking at Creseent Hills Bap- 2S ss wf me 6jtist Church at 10 a.m. Sunday will|* be Dr. Anna B. Grey and Mary)” Thomas, former missionaries to/’ Burma. : ‘ x* * * - 49 " Both women have served under, > But Here Is a WARNING on the American Baptist Foreign Mis-| = sion Society in the Christian Hos- = FIRE PREVENTION SCHEMES pital at Moulmein, Burma. : * celebrates its 10th birthday, more confident, more defiant and more dangerous than ever. In Peiping’s enormous tienan- men (‘square of heavenly peace”’) hundreds of ‘thousands of specta- Ten members of the congrega- tors will look to a raised platform tien dressed im Burmese cos- se From time to time, fire extinguishers have been Pe set amid gaudy pennants and ban- tumes will represent natives who offered to the public which have proved to be useless é ‘ners where the men who made the were helped by missionary work. | and even danger ous. Extinguisher s should be pons revolution will be standing. Carvings and other articles of | > x purchased only from firms of known reliability. MEN IN SPOTLIGHT Here are some of the men who are almost certain to be in the native workmanship will be on | — display. =. Promotion and Rally Day will be! Salesmen for home fire alarm systems have some- spotlight on Oct. 1: observed in the Sunday School at}/ 7 times gained entrance into home by posing as ¢ —Mao Tse-tung, 65, chairman Mam eG x “OFFICIAL INSPECTORS,” or by alleging that they bce , S, aia mater ed white Bites vit te awarded! wish to make “FIRE PREVENTION TALKS.” Once #2 ) himself a living myth. The moon-faced son of a Hunan farmer, Mao retired as president | of the government last April, he five girls who had faithful attend-/. ance for one year in both church) and Sunday School. Superintendent | Norman Schmuck will award the they. have secured entrance to the home, they fre- quently use “SCARE TACTICS” and “HORROR PICTURES,” in an effort to frighten the home owner Keay BIRTHDAY PARTY NEAR — No, the party won't be for any | remains unchallenged as the top | 41 11.0. three men, but for their couatry, Red China. The nation |ctTtiticates of, promotion. - into making an immediate purchase of the equipment Os ) i" ie — sor @1,| Will observe its 10th birthday under Communist-rule Thursday. | NaS being offered by the salesman. ie | ~~ . ’ | Guiding it threugh this period have been (from left?> Liu Shao-chi, So C H i; a | Mao’s dour first lieutenant, the ; [ v Pe | | on president of the government | _Bew presides; party chief Mao ‘Tee-tung; and —— = lai. viets an ed = = i ; : _ ; I : and a bit of a mystery man, “'M K lj § d es rs te fs mytery mas, . K Live Sunday | EFORE YOU INVEST — 4INVESTIGATE alae sdiniistrater now stan Congress lo Work Gosp el Meetings | WASHINGTON (AP)—The Sovi- es as Mao’s heir-apparent. ets can tune in on a three-hour) ~ ss thes Betas he sinc on, Ike's Vetoed Law CL S¥/van Lake = ss sams "atu se =~ BUSINESS ETHICS BOARD Premier, a suave, handsome | Cc hu rc h to Start |premier, Nikita Khrushchev, _ . | peralieledier; fen eee | WASHINGTON (UPI) — Presi- | * = * \% - ft | to land on his feet through three ~ The annual fall series of Gospel) at 4 p.m. (EDT) thf Voice of | = | decades of shifts and purges and dent Eisenhower is going to let meetings will begin tomorrow at! acca cae broadcast “live” the} * of the j even new may be working his | Congress have its way on the only the Sytvan Lake Church of Christ, Premier's hour- long Washington’ ° t way. out from under a cloud. ‘law which it ever nas enacted over|Orchard Lake and Middle Belt news conference. : These are the men who swept his veto. \roads, with regular services at 9:45; B@tween 5 and 6 p.m. the Voice,) P ti . ‘} Sy f ; “ce t one-fourth of mankind into the! The budget bureau has given’ and 10:45 a.m. and again at 6 p.m./will have a program of news nd Oo 1ac Area C a JE Communist camp. \the green light to begin construc-| Meetings will continue through features about Khrushchev's! re they fled from Shanghai | provided by Congress to begin con-|engaged in evangelistic work in|Khrushchev speeches through to al product is supposed to reach’ They are the first generation of/tion of 67 water development proj-|Oct. 4 with services each week! American visit. | : son mr ry ) cametas’ ! Chinese communism, the men who] ects in 31 states for which Con- jnight at 7:30 and at 10 a.m. daily | At T p.m. Khrushchev comes on >» 55 fae oy SPV seine. REE: me in “jong march” of the 1920s. | struction, Ohio and other northern states. |the Soviet _Union during his visit. | They were probably also a bit ———— $110 billion this year, cine Ja- pan’s. eo 9cs-eampann re os Me | | began plotting back in the 1920s) gress provided funds by overriding/Tuesday through Saturday. “live” again, with his nationwide! _ amazed at their sudden success. | PRODUCTION CLAIMS in Shanghai and Paris and are still Eisenhower's veto of the $1,185,-| Guest speaker for the series will! speech on U.S. television. | around today, holding the reins. 399,993 public works money bill. |be Jack Hawkins of Newark, Ohio. | * * In the decade since then, the. , AG ° (@) f 4 N mainland has taken enormous strides; how enormous ‘is difficult} / to say, however, for the Reds are) | | , j notorious for padding production| Bs ‘igures. J The Communists claim that | | grain production soared 103 per | cent between 1949 and 1958 “i é ee A decade ago they were gaunt | The President, who has objected| Marvin W. Hastings, local min-| The special program will be on from years of retreat amd defeat, (that it ultimately would cost $800,- | ister, says Mr. Hawkins served atia dozen frequencies beamed to of guerrilla warfare and the aus- |(00,000 to complete the projects, nion. Soviet jamming tere life of the caves of Yenan (could have frozen the $50,000,000/several years. He currently is transmitters have been letting 250,000,000 tons; that stéel output \jumped 75-fold to 8,000,000 tons; that coal production rose 30-fold to | 270,000,000 tons. The gross nation- 9 A.M. Until 6 P.M. ADMIRAL TABLE RADIO _——— © Printed circuit. © Wide tuning range — powerful reception. ~ The Chinese have registered | another great production in- crease, but this one isn’t adver- tisedas~ enthusiastically asthe ~ ete : = Pia . | , others. 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Buy now while quantities last!’ i $ 90 MONDAY ONLY! incledes Delivery, 1-Year Service, Guarantee! S$ 90 | | Extra savings on these smart 3 — ea | | an ee inten “Meets. aiy! OPEN Monday to 9 all eames FREE PARKING . mm i : at rear of store MRCE cman rly im 51 S. SAGINAW ST. at Fi “ Pontiac, Michigan Voige of the People oe Frank DuFrain Suggests ° a Plan for Rearmament * Whether stated by President Eisenhower or Premier Khrushchev, 48 West Huron Street SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1959 Owned and Published Locally by The Pontiac Press Company HAROLD A. PITZGERALD President and Publisher [The POWER of FAITH "vem | * # X p ouw A. River, the w. that something should be done to slow down the rearma- ee ty a aming oul be done 2a Business Manager v = Hasny J. Rego Earu M Tarapwett, G. Manewatt Jonvaw, Qeonce C. Iemaw, but the rub comes when any detailed pan : proposed Managing Editor Circulation Manager Local Advertising Classified Manager a re * ane vse een fon ‘Why not suggest the great powers agree to a cut in their . defense spending of one-third the first year, one-third of the M remainder the next year and so on? tat dant Ma ee could spend its money for such defense items as it It Seems to Me coe anne axpendivare cach year, the probabllity of starting : “ ) 1} a war would be lessened and disarmament might eventually become If Nikita’s Visit Induces Peace, — ; * wk * A committee from well-established auditing firms in neutral countries could be appointed to check the books for evidence that all signatories to the plan were living up to the agreement. * * * In our country the ‘savings could well be used to reduce our national debt, or if the economy needed it, a portion of the savings could be invested in better housing, flood control, — reforestation, educational institutions or in any manner that would contribute to the long-term prosperity and well-being of our country. fo & : Frank J. DuFrain Should We Excuse Everything? They’re the unfortunate peo- ples whose families were executed by this “distinguished” visitor. It's a bit harder to be objective when a father and two brothers Many people have asked what I think of N1KITA KHRUSHCHEV’s visit to this country. There’s a jack pot question that I can’t answer with a simple “da” or “nyet.” It calls for a more detailed treatment because of various reper- cussions and conflicting currents. x *« * Khrushchev is the sainted ‘pooh-bah of a governmental phi- losophy that we do not accept and which we believe is destructive to the individual and the state. How- ever, that in itself would never. bar: the nation’s head man from visiting this country. Rather, we should he glad to exchange ideas. In the case of this particular Premier, he comes with hands that are stained with the blood of God fearing peoples from an as- sortment of nations. Some place his butcheries at an astounding figure and some at a lesser. But I don't believe anyone—any where —would try to absolve this execu- tioner from all the horrible crimes held against him. The truth persists. We can’t forget it. * * * Hence, from that angle, the homage and welcome that we extend is a cruel and treacherous mockery of those who lle in shallow graves and who have been the victims. My heart goes out to them in sympathy far ahead of my hand to KHrusH#cuev in welcome. * * * I recognize that the President of the United States approves of his visit. He hapes to bring about better relationships in the future be.ween these two great nations. If Eisenhower can overlook the symbol of mass murder that is stamped all over Khrushchev, per- haps we should, too, Perhaps we should seize the occasion to try and build for world peace. You can overlook almost anything for that. Here is the great objective of all mankind and if we have to swallow our righteous indignation to work towards everlasting global peace, then the top killer of the universe may become rela- tively unimportant. He emerges from the blood of his victims and is overshadowed by the light of a greater glory ahead. That's where it stands. xk * Nikita hasn't forced his way across - our border. Our State Department acts as his host and his sponsor. The President of the United States is a very hard headed, practical individual. He isn't a “gone theorist” who lives in the clouds and chases rainbows. He says, ‘Let's have him.” And it’s his responsibility. * * * Personally, if I had lunch with this big shot killer my conscience would leave me choking on the food and in shame. * But he’s here. The ‘Pontiac Press brings you detailed and factual accounts of his visit, He’s a world figure. We have re- ported objectively what he does and what he gays. That’s why you buy and pay for this newspaper. In our edito- rial columns we reserve the right to say what we please and our opinion of the world’s champion butchér is very, very low. x * * By the way, have you talked this over with any of the boys and girls from East Germany, Poland, Hungary, Latvia, Estonia, Lithu- ania etc.? © Maybe they're “prejudiced.” It could be. ' ; They’re the victims of his bloody ae 7] x * __ ably in the making, * lie in nameless, unmarked graves. But peace is the overall glory at the’end of the rainbow. Can we stomach the guy? What do YOU think? And in Conclusion.... Jottings from the well thumbed notebook of your peripatetic re- porter: The largest circulation of any news- paper belongs to The New York Daily News. The Chicago Tribi/ne is the second and the New York Mirror is third. The largest volume of adver- tising in 1958 went to The Los An- geles Times, with the Miami Herald and The Milwaukee Journal following ....-In 50 years of racing at oe # © we . Indianapolis, 50 men have lost their lives on the treacherous brick track 9 Dp oO oN Clothiers on the West Coast are uneasy over Japanese suits which sell far below the US. price be- cause of the wage scale in Japan.... eileen ire Surprisingly, jets are begin- ning to get a lot of air freight busi- ness. * * * After centuries of speculation and = discussion, scientists now agree that this earth is about 2.6 billion years old .......... A grgup of home owners in Shirley, Long Island, is considering the erection of a synagogue. Of course, they'll call it “Shirley Temple. ... Long life on TV is rare. The costs floor the ad- vertisers and the public always demands new faces. The oldest shows in order are these: Caval- cade of Sports, Ed _ Sullivan, Godfrey, Jack Benny, Groucho Marx and What's My Line? Cte es Here are the auto taxes in Cuba: up te $2,300, it's $7; then up to $2,600 it's $150; then up to $3,000 it’s $500; and when you pass $3,000, the tax is $5,000. * * * In November a six week Pacific Ocean cruise is planned strictly for bridge players..........In 1917, Russia's industrial output was one- eighth of ours. Last year KHRUSHCHEV says it was one-half ours. (Our own boys believe one-third would be nearer, and even that's a great ad- vance). “But,” says Krusuy, “it won't be long until we move alongside when we'll wave to you—and move rapidly out in front.” (It doesn’t read that way in my book).. A wealthy Texan told his chauffeur to make a “U" turn. “It’s against the law,” said the c. “O.K.,” spat the Tex- an, “stop the first Cadillac going the other way and buy it.” HAROLD A. FITZGERALD eee eee It 1s doubly deplorable that Janu- ary hung up such a bad record for floods, blizzards and other disagree- able weather, as February invariably manages to exceed January in dish- ing out tough weather. ee THERE are problems concerning in- ner space, too, in addition to the pri- mary problem of finding parking space. For example, there is never enough space in the front of the bus or in the rear of the church. ee THe reason many a person who sallies forth to clean up the world doesn't first sweep around his own door is that the accumulated pile of debris is too large and heavy to sweep. It May take all kinds of people to make a world, ag the saying goés, but many of them mess it up consider- A | We often think of artists as being moody, egotistical, head-strong geniuses too wrapped up in themselves f& ever think of anyone or anything but their work. But Fra Angelico, the great Renaissance master, was an artist of such consummate . humility that he knelt while painting his ‘‘Madonna’™’ and wept while he worked on his “Crucifixion. . This simple man of God, who gave up a career as a painter of miniatures to enter a Dominican monastery, never lifted his brush without praying for inspiration. The scene of the life of Christ he painted on the walls of the Monastery of San Marco in Florence are responsible for that building today being regarded as one of the great art treasures of the world Said art critic John Ruskin of this good monk's life work: “He bequeathed to the world the most radiant consummation of the pure ideal of Christianity.” Days of All Faiths Jews Celebrate Dawn of Creation By DR. HOWARD V. HARPER Saturday, October 3 is the first day of the month of Tishri, when 5720. years ago, the voice of God broke the brooding silence that hung in the endless void, and the mighty pageant of Creation began. * * * This is the belief of the Jews, and Resh Hashonah, Is their commemoration of the earth's first moments. It Is also the beginning of their solemn High Holidays, a ten-day period end- ing with Yom Kipper, The ten days between Rosh Hashonah and Yom Kippur are called Days of Awe, The “two days, Rosh Hash. onah and Yom Kippur, are the holiest of the year in Jewish life, To outsiders it may be confus- ing that this Jewish festival should be regarded as the beginning of the year, The Bible passage (Le- viticus, chapter 23, verses 24 and 2) in which the observance first appears does not call it the “head o* the year” at all. * * * Rather it stipulates that it i# the beginning of the seventh month of Nisan, which comes in the Spring, at the time of the equi- nox, How, then, tan New Year's Lay fall on the first of the seventh month? Anyone who stops to think about it will quickly be aware that it is no problem, We all have two or more New Years every year within the rhythm of whatever culture or immediate local situation we live in. * * ® The Christian has no trouble ac- commodating himself to the idea that the first Sunday in Advent (around November 30) is the be- ginning of the Church year, The politician and the businessman are quite accustomed to fiscal years that may begin at any time with- out regard to the calendar year. And certainly every family feels that the year begins when summer vacations are over and everyone buckles down again to work or study, + * So it is in this case, The Jews simply have two New Years — ahd, from the spiritual standpoint, this is the one that counts, This is the day when all life began; this is the day when each man's life begins anew — let the alma- ‘necs and mathematical caicula- tions say. what they wall. ‘GOD JUDGES Jv@aism is a religion that em- _phasizesmora) goodness. A basi¢ premise and original contribution of Jewish thought is the insistence that ethical virtue Is pleasing to God and is rewarded, while evil- doing is punished, 4 a time of penitence and hope. Each man repents the errors and frailties of the past year and hopes to do better in the new one, All through the preceding month (Elul) penitential prayers have been said daily, with increasing depth and intensity since last Sun- day Lately New Year’s cards and greetings have been sent to rela- tives and friends. Tonight, after services, this greeting will be ex- changed: ‘‘May you be inscribed anf sealed for a géod year.” (Copyright 1959) Dr. Brady’s Mail Bag ~ People With Colds Persist in Complaining, Spraying Why do people with what they call “colds” persist in coming to call and tell how bad they feel, as they sit there spraying the at- mosphere with whatever they've got... .? (Mrs. L. M) Ans. — Primar- ily, I think, be- cause doctors en- courage them to believe their res- piratory infections are ‘‘just colds.” And partly be- cause they are ignorant — they do not read the fine print, only the headlines, * * * Correspondents please ta!.e no- TI am fed up with clippings, cita- tions, and statements attributed to more or legs eminent authorities, DR. BRADY _ that go like this: “Excessive doses of single B vitamins can lead to (assorted ill consequences) ." Who suggests or recommends ex- cessive doses of vitamins? The near-scientist or trick specialist who utters such hokum might just as well warn people the sun can quit shining. Following the advice in’ your Allergy pamphlet I have found wonderful relief from what I had supposed were constantly recurring “colds.” I'm sure a great many persons similarly affected would get as much benefit... (Mrs. J.D) Ans,.— Thank you, Ma'am. Any- one who provides stamped, self-ad- dressed envelope may have a copy of the pamphlet Relief For Allergy. I just love to eat raw potatoes, Mother thinks they are harmful. Please tell os which is right. (BY A. P.) Ans. — If you like 'em raw that's the best way to eat ‘em. I play golf, I was nervous (stage fright) in competition. I sent for your pamphlet titled Stage Fright instructions and found I remained calm even when I needed a good shot out of the roagh or when mak- ing a crucial putt. I just want to say thank you. (P. J., Jro Ans. — Thank you, The pam- Signed letters, not more than one page of 100 Words long pertaining to personal Kealth and hygiene, not dis- ease, diagnosis, or treatment, will be answered by Dr William Brady, if a stamped, self-addressed envelope is sent to The Pontiac Press, Pontiac, Michigan. . (Copyri cht 1959) Orchard Lake ———— Several Discuss Racial Problems In case Wild Bill didn't know it,. my earlier letter meant for every- one to get along. If you'd rather stay by yourself, you have the pri- vilege. Mrs. Gerald Evans 548 Emerson To Ex-Southerner. It's a pity a person can live with so many old- fozy beliefs in this day and age. All crimes should be published to protect the innocent of all races. Negro crimes are published and read about even more than other minority races. Many crimes by Negroes don’t make front page and all other races have their share of unpublished crimes. I don’t read on page one of South- ern white males abusing Negro girls, but I know a lot of it hap- pens. * * * As tor Negroes depending on white people, that’s something of the past. Negroes are more advanced than ever before be- cause more and more ‘are on their own, fighting for their own civil rights, and for the majority ot the people. Granted, some Negroes don’t want to integrate, but all races have a few who want to follow old hand-me- down traditions, We all should pray for protec- tion of our children, because I wouldn't want my child thrown in a river or molested, such as the case in Florida: Yvonne Cayton Wild Bill's letter was erroneous, unfair, unobjective and displayed narrow character. The Press re- ports crime as a social problem, not a racial one. Negroes who com- mit crimes in the South aren't dig- nified by having press notices. They're just thrown in jail. This applies to many who don't commit crimes. At the same time, a Negro who's wronged by a Southern white usually finds it advisable to forget it. * * * You speak of lack of Negro pride. It is pride which causes the Negro se much trouble. When he attempts te assert him- self or speak against injustices, trouble usually starts. It's pride which males a young Negro tired of being pushed around and being treated like a second rate citizen. This pride may emerge in an aggressive form and you get crime and violence. You ask why white people should help Negroes? The answer is money, You pay for every Negro family on ADC, welfare or in prison or other institution. As long as persons like you preach perpe- tuation of a racial difference there'll be racial problems. Lack of understanding is the basis for most of them. Negroes act like everyone else when treated right. I'm available to any really inter- ested citizen who wants to better race relations. I believe in the Golden Rule and that people can live together if they'll just put forth the effort. Clarence V. Semuil 433 East Blvd., N. ‘Why Are They Given Passes? Dr. Heustis says 1,400 quit the State Hospital without approval in the past 18 months and that many of these patients are a dan- ger to themselves as well as to others, If they're so dangerous, why does the State Hospital staff grant passes for them to leave the, hos- pital for a visit. A person cannot leave on. their own unless they run away. Concetngd Person The Country Parson “Some folks think preathers ~ are differnt from people—but we have the same struggies living up to our principles.” Case Records of a Psychologist: Churches Mus Joseph Edge is typical of the farsighted leaders of all our major church groups. They are valiantly trying to raise our American church membership from its present 61 per cent to more nearly the 100 per cent goal. But this involves chang- ing from the department store to the life insurance plan of “selling,” as shown below. By GEORGE W. Case C . 454: Joseph H. Edge, of the Board of Evangelism of the are bringing to- gether a large body of laymen 8 who comprise our National DR, ORANE Lay Committee on Evafgelism. “We want you to offer specific advice on how they can help in- spire our church to more effective- ly improve the course of civiliza- tion in our time.” ’ can strike this planet and literally blast trillions of tons of marble and granite and limestone from the bowels of the earth. But those fragments do not go forth in random lethal fashion to kill or wound men, women and _children. No, they return in ‘an orderly arrangement prescribed by archi-° tects and engineers’ to form schools and hospitals, church and YMCA or CYO halls, CHURCH SALESMANSHIP Church folks should thus realize that am Positive personality. like Christ. continues in ever wideninz circles of constructive power. to make this neutral planet resemble heaven. * ® * Church congregations — shouid thus be local sal¢s groups g0- ing forth during the week to ‘‘sell”’ the new type of ethics that has Made more beneficial changes on this earth than any or all rival religions. “By their fruits ye shall know them,” Jesus said, t Alter Selling Plan into the highways or byways to ring doorbells and do personal calling, as St. Paul did, A vital church ts overflowing with children in Sunday School. It also hag its building lighted social activities with a moral flavor. “But you can't fill a chureh un- til you fil the pulpit,” is still a truism so we need orators in the pulpits who can keep 10-year-olds interested, as well as parents and grandparents. * * *& Cut out the sleepy monologuing, with parroting of trite moral plat- itudes, Preachers need to attend life insurance sales meetings to pick up the latest ideas on Berson- al selling. for that's what churches often lack. For further advice, send for my booklet .‘‘How to Make an Interes- ‘ting Speech,” enclosing a stamped return envelope, plun.20¢ (non- profit). - ) tn care 60 tam Ponting Wrtes. “hostien, self td Sete ieee aa | (Copyright, 1900) —_ - ine ter loca! 3 an a | ! Would Organize| eee ee a ee hides 7 Se Every Worker Hoffa, on TV, Claims He'll Fire Teamsters on Payroll {llegally ATLANTA (UPI) — James R. ’ is Clack Ties THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26. .|Swainson, Only 34, to Be ‘Our Governor for Month Fast? Slow? Confusion Reigns, Not so Much ‘as in Past Years INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UPI) — LANSING (UPI)—Michigan will have a 34-year-old acting. governor for the next four weeks. Lt. Gov. John B, Swainson. is getting His first big chance to try out a job he may be running for within @ year, “A man can't deny the throught, ers if violence erupts at the Cross strike in Fraser. Williams said! the event there is further serious/ disturbance there." Ifethe supreme court throws Out the new case (sales) tax in- Hoffa Thursday said the goal of the Teamsters Union is to organ- ize every American worker who does not carry a union card. Hoffa told a television panel he would like to have policemen and/| firemen in the Teamsters Union. But he feels they should not have the right to strike. In an interview prier to the TV| panel, Hoffa explained why he thinks the Teamsters Union should! go after members in non-related fields. He said the Teamsters Union is “flexible.” » Hoffa again said he would re- move the four Teaméters illeg- ally on the payroll according to the new labor reform law. He woeld not name them. Hoffa ;said he is aware of tel tremendous responsibility he has! as leader of a union that could tie up the nation’s transportation. | But he said: ‘‘there are enough laws on the books to cover any, illegal actions by the unions.”’ The return of the International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA) |} into the Teamsters. Union, Hoffa | said. Hoffa also made these points: An investigation of his own leadership by his Uunion rank | and file membership would be welcome at any time. Only if we can come back as an autonomous body with full con- stitutiona] rights’’ would he like the Teamsters back in the AFL- clo. Hoffa said he will urge labor to follow him in his fight to per- sonally campaign against Sen. John Kennedy (D-Mass) as a pre- sidential candidate. To Study Liquor Sales for Michigan Airports LANSING (UPI) — Three law- makers have been named to a house committee to study air- ports servicing commercial pas senger airlines. Sponsors of the resolution creat- ing the study committee said they were interested in determining whether it would be feasible to make alcoholic beverages avail. | able to airline passengers at | Michigan airports to help put the | facilities on a self-supporting ba- | sis Named to the committee by. House Speaker Don R. Pears R- Buchanan) were Reps. Edward A. Burgman (R-Grand Rapids), Einar EF. Erlandsen (D-Escanaba) and Andrew W. Cobb (R-Elsie). Koil Marriage to Widow of Harry Cohn Breaks Up HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Hatry; Karl's marriage to the widow of| movie mogul Harry Cohn lasted: less than a month. The millionaire shoe manufac-| turer and Joan Cohn announced, Friday they had separated. Karl formerly was married to! actress Marie McDonald. | Insurgents. Parts of Indiana prepared to switch from “‘fast’’ to “slow” time Sunday, creating a new wave of autumn clock confusion. ¥ But the switchover will be less confusing than in past years be- cause many cjties in the state's eastern half voted to follow the : lead of the majority in that seb- ‘ tion and stay ons ‘fast’ time the year around, Sizable cities, carrying their | entire couaties with them, moved inte the “fast” time zone, appar- ently to stay, probably both be- catse ef problems created last winter when an hour separated many neighboring cities and be- cause of the progress made dur- ing the last-year by organized advocates of a movement to have the Interstate Commerce Com- mission move the Eastern-Cen- tral time rone boundry west- ward frem its present lecation on the Indiana-Ohie state line. The new location would be about |halfway toward the Illinois-Indi- * o * ‘ana line. . | Almost the entire eastern half After an hour and 20 minute jo¢ Indiana will remain on “fast” ‘meeting Thursday, De Sapio was/time this winter, virtually ending AP Wirephote SUFFERS HEART ATTACK— | Federal District Judge Ja V. | Allred, 60, former gove of t Texas, died in Laredo, Texas., yesterday after suffering a heart attack. He served as governor | from 1935 to 1939. DeSapio Is Re-Elected Tammany Hall Leader NEW YORK (AP) — Carmine | Go De. Sapio has been re-elected | leader of Tammany Hall, New |York County Democratic organi- zation. hasn't crossed his mind,” Swainson | Tease, Swainson’s job as acting, said when he was asked yesterda} igovernor will be complicated. He if he intended to seek the Democra- Sid he has discussed the possi- tic nomination if Williams doesn't bility with Williams, — run again. Swainson will continue to be paid only his $8,500 salary while’ It was yesterday that Ex-Ser- |doing for a month a jog that pays: geant Swainson took ever top $2) 500 a year. command from Gey. G. Mennen | But Swainson isn't complaining Williams, who left fer a trip te about the hours or pay. Europe. ———E It wag only five years ago that Swainson, fresh out of law school, entered politics, He was elected jin 1954 to the Senate from the U.S. Steel President | Tax Said Satisfactory HYANNIS. Mass. (AP) — Wal- ter F, Munford, 59. president of) U.S. Steel Corp., who suffered a |Wednesday and a stroke Thurs-| day, was reported in satisfactory condition today, . Cape Cod Hospital used only the one word and did not elab- ‘orate. Previously Munford was re- jported miaking progress toward recovery, The knife wound apparently was an accident, Dist. Atty. Ed- mund Dinis said. An investigation indicated Munford fell on'a kitch- en knife while putting away kitch- en utensils in his summer home La SEVEN sity its proposed institute of scl- ence and technology. } “oe * Wilbur K. Pierpont, in charge of business and finance, said the Hassle Could Cost U. of M. a Building ANN ARBOR (UPID—A Univer- } ident | isity of — ane om en that the high court won't have a ‘has said an unfavorable decision’ decision until mid-October has iby the supreme,court on the use cause@% delay in plans for the in- ‘the instructed Swainson to act “In 3-inch knife wound in the abdomen (sales) tax could cost the univer- | stitute. Sparks -Griffin FUNERAL HOME “Thoughtful Service” 46 Williams Street Phone FE 2-5841 : 24-Hour Ambulance Service! at Chatham, Dinis said, 18th -district, which. encompasses part of Detroit, Plymouth and sur-| rounding Wayne County subsuban areas. He was re-elected in 1956, got. his first big break by being named | Senate minority leader.j He got, |the attention of party leaders with | his debates against Republicans in) the GOP-dominated Senate Swainson got his next big break last spring when the then lieuten-| ant governor, Philip Hart, decided to run for the U.S. Senate. Swain- son got the nod from party lead- ers and walked away with a pri-! mary victory. = SERVING YOu SETTER SAVING You mone Swainson, the freshman on Williams’ . adminstrative team, ideclared vietor by a 10-6 vote.) years of confusion during which The six dissemting votes came, the line of demaiecation looked lfrom a dissident Harlem faction | ‘like brush strokes in a surrealist and a so-called liberal group of | P#inting. There was no oppos- = ing candidate. In the past two years, news- * * * paper publishers spent more than The vote was made unanimous $150,000,000 to modernize their| after the first tally. plants: and equipment. to order out additional state troop- has been seen frequently around | the state but heard little. { As presiding officer in the Senate |Swainson has had. to please bot» | parties. Swainson is on the firing line | now. He may be in position of having: Here is your Opportunity = an Address of Distinction % Deluxe Dream Homes % Adjacenf to Both Public and Parochial Schools OPEN SUNDAY Only One Model Lett- PRICE REDUCED *4500! _ This Beautiful 3 Bedroom Model Located ot 4213 Ledgestone Drive bedi Family Room—All the Built-ins—Really Deluxe “Westridge of Waterford” % Suburban Atmosphere — City Conveniences DIRECTIONS 1 to 6 P.M. Np aareerlbes german |. For Your Inspection on Cambrook Lane to Model lel al FE i OR fe. 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HELTMAN, auitoer OR 3-941] ee Eee a S415 ELIZABETH LAKE ROAD 4889 ) DIitE HIGHWAY e040" COOLEY LAKE | oad” , ie tist sULEVARD (1248 ‘BALDWIN 5 at Ypsilanti Top Treat-4 Popular Flavors ICE CREAM V4-Gal. Carton 4 e| anaes \ BERRA EL ER eRE ’ at Right Let lel oleh: ee a ee ae Sunday Bonus For You ‘HOLDEN RED he bel lel VERS CULEREL EDEL ALEREALY CLULERAA LAR TL CLEA LRAT E ERE he SAVE 30c WITH THIS COUPON Top Treat ICE CREAM om 39" Ctra. Coupon Expires Mondey, PR EALe eee Reg. 69%e September 28th. —— SSS a PP Free with this Coupon EXTRA "s“:" STAMPS|c With $2.00 Purchese or More =" (Net including Beer, Wine or Cigerettes) | x4 Coupon Good Sun., Sept. 27th Only 4 EIGHT ri THE PONTIAC PRESS. SATURDAY, . SEPTEMBER 26, 1959 _ Committees Assigned Name Sympho Dr. George A. Harkless and George H. Putnam, president and chairman of the board respectively of* the Pontiac Symphony Orchestra, have completed committee assign- ments for the organization that will sponsor a series of five concerts this season * * * Serving on the music mittee are the conductor, Francesco DeBlasi, Mrs. Ken neth Turner, Mrs.) James Ros enthal, Jay Jacobson, Robert Peterson Mi Putnam «and iis Ferdinand Gaensbauer * * * NIis. Maxwell Shadley ts chairman of the publicity com com mittee, Robinson Bronoe! heads the house committee and Mts Charles Gadd, window dis plays i * * * Other committee assign ments are: Mrs. Fred Cole man, program and printing Mis William Furlong, youth and ushers; Mire. Herman Dickstein, telephone, and Dr Ted W. Ward, advertising, as sisted by Sherwin Birnkrant. DR. GEORGE A. HARKLESS Widow Content in Her New ‘House on Wheels’ “Aftec my husband died and [ sold our old home, each of my four children said. ‘Mom come live with us,’ " writes 76 vear-old Mrs 1. ‘LE tried it with each of my two daughters “June has three children } F to mail uit 7 for me I know my mother read HM because she's been asking me about a lot of things I men tioned in the letter —_ The things I wrote in the letter were not true IT know it was wrong to make up things, but my girlfriend writes about the places she goes and the good times she is having and I wanted her to think | was do ing those things, too Now I'm afraid my mothe will never believe a word I say How can I heal my guilty conscience and get my mother fo trust me again? I am 15 TROUBLED TROUBLED: Every ABBY DEAR Dance Set to Open Club Fall Canterbury Club) members will open the fall and winter season with a formal dance at Glen Oaks Country Club this evening. , Welcoming new and old members will Be Mr. and Mrs. Dan Murphy, Mt and Mrs Charles allen. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boyce, Mi and Mrs. Robert Is grigg, Dr. and Mrs. Donald Bergeron, Dr. and Mrs. Ken- neth VandenBerg and Dr. and Mrs. L. Jerome Fink. New members include Mr and Mrs. James G. Aldrich, Dr. and Mrs, James Gell, Mr and Mrs. Richard Kieft and Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Pratt. Board members recently elected are Mr, Murphy, presi- dent; Mrs. Fink, vice-presi- dent; Mrs. Allen, secretary; Mr. Boyer, treasurer; Mrs VandenBerg, house: Isgrigg and Dr membership Jergeron, Mrs. Charles C€, \ and Mrs. Hood, —teft,- of Birmingham admires an antique pink vase held by Mrs, Anna Dybeck, dealer from’ Néw> Hampshire. The ovegsion one makes mistakes. This is a part of learning and growing up. Tell your mother you real- ize how wrong you were in lving to your girlfriend, and that from now on you will stick to the truth. Your moth er will have even greater con- fidence in you. For it takes a truly good and honest person to confess a wrong and resolve to do better * * * DEAR ABBY: What do you do with a husband who is so stubborn he walks away when sou try to tell him something for his own good” He has a bad back but he won't go to a doctor. He takes his pillow and sleeps on the floor He claims he doesn't get a wink of sleep unless he is on the floor. I am through fighting with him. I have even taken my pillow and tried to sleep on the floor with him, but he sends me back to bed. Don't you thik he should see a doctor? He is only 31 and our mat- riage is nothing already. LONESOME WIFE DEAR LONESOME: Of course he should see a doctor! Possibly all that stands be- tween you and a good mar- riage is a firmer mattress, a bed board or a few treatments. Don't get off your husband's back until he-has tried to find out what's wrong with it! » = DEAR ABBY: My sister and I were invited to a dinner pa: ty. My sister is ‘one of those people who always has to have a cigarette in her hand. so she burned a hole in the hostess’ tablecloth. She apologized all over the place. The hostess took it good- naturedilv, saying, “It was a very old cloth.” * * * I took it to mean it was a “valuable old’’ cloth, arid my sister said the hostess meant it was just ‘worn-out old cloth." On the way home my sis- ter and I had some words about it. I said she should “have offered to replace it. she said it wasn't necessary. Who was right? OLDER SISTER DEAR SISTER: You were. Your sister should have of- fered to replace the cloth. A little note of apology or flow- ers the following morning would have been a nice ges- ture, also. * * * CONFIDENTIAL TO CO. LEEN: Too much Irish coffee Members See Improvements League Tours Parks Guests and members of League of Women Voters of Pontiac took a tour of city parks and several housing de velopments Wednesday eve ning wifh members of the De- partment of Parks and Rec- reation as guides, Leaving by bus from Mal- kim School, the group first saw Jaycee Park and then made a circle of the entire city view- ing 12 parks * * # John A. Streit, assistant di- rector of Parks and Recrea- tion, pointed out facilities arid improvements made in the parks. Wilfam Aho, park su- perintendept, assisted and Don- ald Nagel, forestry supervisor, explained his department's work on parks, streets and in the new housing developments. The tour was an outgrowth of a ‘study group held last spring by the League of Wom- en Voters ® * * Guests taking the tour were Gary Fangboner, Annette Lindsay, Helen Wordelman, Virginia Mayeens, Mrs. Joseph Fouts, Mrs, Cora Scott, Yvonne Petrusha, Mrs. Arthur Sweet and Mrs. Harry Brower: Eliz- abeth Halsey handled tour ar- rangements. The group returned to Mal- kim School for luncheon with Lillian Davidson and Miss Mavens as hostesses. * * * Laura Belz gave a report of the Léague’s finance drive, The next membership meet- ing will be Oct, 28 at Commu- nity Activities Building. Ponting Prema Prete: was the Piety Hill Antique Show being held at the Birmingham Community House Wednesday through today. can be grounds for divorce. Try it with sugar and cream. What's your problem? For a personal reply write to ABBY, care of this paper. Enclose a stamped, self-addressed enve- lope Feted at Tea New members of the Sylvan Shores Women's Club were honored Wednesday at a tea held at the Woodbine drive home of Mrs. William Herr- mann, Thirty-one were on hand to welcome Mrs. Fred Ziem, Mrs. Chris Nolde, Mrs. Charles Fulkerson, Mrs. Phillip Schurr- er and Mrs. John Gottschalk. Mrs. Byron Cole and Mrs. Austin Esler presided at the tea table. Fashionettes Hear of Life as Police Woman Pontiac police woman Pat Sweeney spoke on “A Day in the Life of a Police Woman" at the Tuesday evening meet- ing of Fashionette Club held at Adah Shelly Branch Li- brary ‘ Mrs. John Ristich was awarded the trophy for los- ing the most weight for the week and Mrs. William Wood- ruff was last week's winner. A speaker from the home ex- tension bureau will discuss women's clothing at the next meeting. Anyone interested in losing wejght and improving personal appearance is welcome to join Fashionette Club, sponsored by Pontiac Parks and Recre- ation Department. Meetings are held from 7 to 9 p.m. every Tuesday at Adah Shelly Library on East Run- dell street. é Married this morning at Our Lady of the Lakes Church were Korrene __N. Fizzle: and Vincent Alonzi Jr. Their parents are Mr. and- Mrs. Arthur J.. Frizzle and Ur. and Mrs. Vincent Alonzi. MRS. VINCENT ALOQNZI JR. 300 Witness Wedding at Our Lady of Lakes Korrene N. Frizzle and Vin- cent Alonzi Jr., exchanged vows this morning before an altar banked with gladioli, car- nations and ivy. The Rev. F. J. Delaney of- ficiated at the ceremony held at Our Lady of the Lakes Church before 300 guests. ‘ Parents of the couple are Mr, and Mrs. Arthur J, Frizzle of Walton boulevard and Mr and Mrs. Vincent Alonzi of South boulevard east. * * * The bride's gown of delus- tered satin and Rose Point French lace featured. a lava- lier neckline accented b white lace and she carried a basket of white and orchid pompons. and ivy with orchid wheat. * * * Louis Alonzi was his broth- er’s best man. Ushers were Angelo Alonzi, another of the bridegroom's brothers; Kenneth Oskanian and Carl Roselli. Kirk Comstock was ring bear! er. A wedding breakfast was held at Italian American Club Hall and this evening a _re- ception will also be held there. * * *THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1959 Story League Plans | D akeD hl tes (IPTAH One of Four = | , ea bE ‘ : ) | Round-World Tales ~ aster n anl Hites — ears | | Fi a a a Members of the Pontiac Story ‘Areld at St... enedict 4D fe T age il tn rt mewn i kiddies lassi {our in e ma Tanya | ‘et meet sux Explained the State ‘street home of Mrs. J.) |. i, =“ "Dab oa wt XP aine ab ah ci onl aS ; ' ae Rees Wedd At the first meeting of the Mc- "fy JOSEPHINE LOWMAN Bt peaes con tr ew nel stant Ones aol Dap atk apa I a TT goer Regt Ben np ged dore R. Fauble announced that the| ve : Defense Welfare Service for Oak-|exaggeration, but we should de-|possible you should wash your iti It skin Elizabeth Lake road and Mr. : : your is very sensitive or, theme for the new year will be . Joseph Pasternale of land County, explain the need foricide what type complexion we/face several times a day. If you! oo. irritated by cosmetics, if “Stories ‘Around the World.” For ee oo eee ee ee it accordingly. |are not at home at noon you will) st at ~ skin Thursday meeting Mexican : bride’s white exercise November. |What,is good for one skin may be/find the little cleansing pads help- many stories were discussed, with Mrs. * sou, ieahered ren * * *£ actually bad for another. ful. You can keep these in your|rashes, you may be allergic to| Fauble reading the tale “Holes of é Sabrina neckline, a Chan. | Children from McCarroll will desk along with make-up to apply|some things. If thi Lagos” by Jagendorf. The st dey asgume the role of eveeuees from * *« * pe Aap you suspect this, : ory, bodice : classi. |after use : migh cosmet “Pursuit of a Package,” was told >» . The floor <.- ont an outlying disaster area and will noe. saesll ey. chy, ae iar Sek whg have oily ama ae Paes ean ‘aul by Mrs. Shaffer. — a chapel train and a |>¢ transported, registered, fed and ination or allergic. find that @ miake-up base is es-|condition. There are several good Mrs. Robert Zimmerman of ; of lace accented, with lodged at Herrington School which |sential if their make-up is to last lines. If this does not clear up. Mack avenue was a’ guest, : pearls and sequins held [will serve as a reception center. HM your skim is dry. use @ (7 hours. Theree are bases your troubles. see a skin specialist. Refreshments followed the meet-| - iMusion veil. She car. |Our children are the prime vea- Creamy cleaver rather thag soap |) wea os jally ‘for the soil oC “ing. crescent bouquet of £0 for civil defense,” said idrs. *=d water, a lotion or a cleans. Sa ati © meey | * * * en | Warren. ing cream, Remove with tissues If you would like to have my US. : white ———————— ores and then with a warm damp By the combination skin I ileefiet “ ‘Your Outer Coating” acid SPECI AL sh org biog granted the 2 | Maryann Smith of Pontise Dr. Otto npmyiet gro cloth. Aveid astringents, It is a mean « skin which is generally a stamped. self-addressed enve- ° r tq vote | ‘ & r mo | wag maid of honor. Brides sss os sescbee ant coma: | | wood Se rie ine gue — | a ~~ ~ areas such as jlepe with your request for leaf- in the Budget Dept. i maids were Cynthia Dahl, the | com on by one a the nose and chin. let No. 47 to Josephine Lowman , 9 fee cs. _ cteni | belds’s siete: Mortha Pulley- sited that the board of RS moisturizing lotions or a soften- | This skin requires a combination lim’ care of this newspaper. $00 Includes ae 9" | blank and Arline Szialadzienski | SAS Srse@ Perents, te sesiet ing make-up base, one with a |— | ory WAIT & SEE BIG CARPET § MNS: ¥-S PASTERNAK | of St. Clair . jh won end oa ae | | : | ALL IN PINK of the civil defense : . 5 Wav SALE AT ELLIOTTS White giadioli and greens All wore identical coral ink la . — | Weatherproof $15 W ay es = $10 NEXT WEEK banked the altar of St. Bene- | gai! wore identical coral pink | Merri Ann Group. ff / CREME OIL SHAMPOO dict Church for the wedding | chiffon cummerbunds and chit |, “rot! Principal Marietta, Spring! Meets for Lunch | All Your | this morning of Darlene Rae | fon picture hats. Their cas- aetna ba prdicaend sige a AND FINGER WAVE i Ts ° e cade bouquets were of coral : Merrj Ann Club, past matrons f Karpet-Karé . and white carnations. okey Oke: te ome MY. | 19531954 of Oakland County Order Rainwear! , 5” | . Claudia Allen, flower girl, e Eastern Star, met Thursday, , | Movie Sta rs wore a white embroidered ny- *_* * a cooperative luncheon at the Topcoats! / lon floor length dress with a She will be assisted by David bane of Mrs. Theron H. Taylor of, CLEANS =| Can't Read | cearpin summersnd, ‘ter (cravtor, vce pesdet and pr: Harper street 0 Our weatherproofing | HAIRCUT | P was white and cor- | . al carnations and she carried father vice president; Wilma! 5.5) matrons were present from service is guaranteed 50 ANY carpet in a day! All Lette FS. | @ basket of coral and white aa ieee a ‘Rochester, Birmingham, South- to make your limp ond f *] STYLE | petals. ey, tne field, Clawson, Ferndale, Clark-' leaky roinwear woter- . K it , * *& * Mullinix, parliamentarian. lston- ahd Ponti | yr . oops | By EMILY POST | Best man was Donald DeLa- | Council delegates are Mrs. Oren "" “™° Shs tight and crisp os new! | “Dear Mrs. Post: Do you ter of Rochester. Ushers were |Clausen, Mrs. Truman Nelson and: The Oct, 22 meeting will be a Touch U Ss MOTH PROOF | approve of girls writing fan Joseph Novak of Livonia, |Mrs. Elton Losey. ‘cooperative lurcheos and white | letters to movie starts? I Charles Timmereck of Roches- Chairmen include Mrs. William elephant sale to be held at the Tints and Bleaches for'a rl | occasionally write to a favorite | . adligld ee eee Killen, health; Mrs, Bruce Reigle, home of Mrs. Edwin Thompson bal 5 $A75 yeu | Movie star and my mother rick Walsh was ring bearer, membership;. Mrs. Russell Rid- Rochester. 4. thinks it is in bad taste.” | Ae ao prea at eae _ SHIRTS. . . 2 “ vy je, pm “7 Service and a A butfet luncheon was held | tion; Mra, Virgil E. Everett, (QF “ARTI 0): “\ Expertly Leundered Where t 4 Answer: A very short note | + vFw Hall for the wedding | adult education; Mrs, Jack Hor- | £ } su Vida ~ xpertiy Les Quality Are Supreme wn ac Me 2 party and immediate relatives. | ton, hespitality; Jack Horton, |. } c at $ Cash : myer & 8 oo This evening a reception for | legislation and Mrs. Hercules J. (~~ / | bg 3 tamps & No Appointment ta every actor as well as some 300 guests wil] also be | Renda budget and finance “) 3 v. s } actress. Unhappily, however, | = —_ A Ss TRACP Carry Needed the usual letters s men Inert: | Other Chai Mrs, Clay- & , Pha etters 7 young | The newlyweds will live in | “i P airmen fhe rs: =r 2. — girls to actors’ are very silly, Rochester following a honey- ton Mclihargie, telephone; rs. | OF EN Fred Eastman, scholarship; Mrs. | in which case the ansver is | ! Robert Neigebauer, magazine; definitely, ‘‘No!” moon through Canada, Niag- MON. AND FRI. Karpet;Kare’s professional } Perhaps the best deterrent | ab igred rong Nenaed Pee. Mrs. Ray Meggitt, publicity; mrs. Q\ SN , % TILL 9 P.M. a method cleans thoroughly, I can offer is to remind these Business Institute and the |Daniel Foote, defense stamp: Sid- Lave ai Grol sight saves.a let CLEANERS brightens colors, leaves | girls that those actors who are | bridegroo ney Miller, homeroom father; really very popular. cannot | Coeperution iasareas = Tech Richard Durnbaugh, safety anal at eee aed eee? d | nology. Mrs. Harold Brown and Mrs. Ralph AND SHIRT LAUNDRY nare fibers soil-resistant . a | possibly open more than a SRESH most important...moth-and- | fraction of the letters them- Mrs, Dah! wore a green sat- 'Grubb, audio visual. ~ insect-proofs the carpet for | ees, oe aber must be | in sheath dress with match 54 a * * 2% BAKED GOODS 605 Ocklend Ave. FE 4-2579 Beauty Salon Ser | open y one of many sec- | ing accessori “a b | Refreshments were served by a - @ full 12 months. Cleoning is retaries. ‘The young girl writ- | satin leave bat. Her corsage (Mothers of Mrs. Lane's fourth DAILY . BRANCH—S—OAKHILL 2nd Floor, Pontiac done right in your home... | ing will-have ner letter read | was of yellow orchids. grade’ class. | JERRY'S BAKERY State Bank Bidg. no fuss... no muss! Call to- ff first by someone else, who | = Mrs. Pasternak wore a roy- | Miracle Mile Shopping Center Open Monday thru Seturday — 7 A.M. te 9 P.M. FE 5-9257 . day for a free estimote. hands it to the star only when | al blue sheath dress with a 5. Telegraph at Square Lake Rd. worth his attention. | matching hat and accessories “Dear Mrs. Post: Will you | Seed energy Se ian el Extension Club Get Finer Gifts Rigelow-Senford Carpet Co. Answer: Write your name | ans egu at Faster With Gold “Rete Reg Cleaning, From | Mary Blank I that i the way prats Lessons Start to Finish" Mary Blank would only be con- A new progrém for regular) NEW WAY fusing to them, whereas Mrs. | Meetings of the Professional Home- John Blank would identify you, |™makers Extension Club was form-| L | then write the latter. A name ‘ulated when members met Wednes-. Rug and Carpet Cleaners signed in a register is not the day at the home of Mrs. William Serving Pontiac For 31 Years |} same as signing a message. |Bergemann on Riverview road. | 42 Wisner Street in which case it would be im. | The group decided that a series’ FE 2-7132 proper to prefix, Mrs. to’ your te arts and crafts lessons would Adcectead . ed | and a pink orchid corsage. | Bell Gift Stamps! . Sunday Only UPER SPECIALS Your Favorite Brand of R. A. Graham, vice president; fe COFFEE Double = [iis Syn Si coer Mrs. Sulz presented a talk on. Look! A pretty pansy serves as. - h = — the abject "Leadership Taro PHS, nO re eae aoe Flash-O-Freez FROZEN gave an educational talk. pie tag and — el $s, Shafi losed the ti while you cook. omorrow's | : ae, ee — pattern: Men's shirt. Printed Pattern 4926: Misses’ | | Welcome Rebekah |sman 10, 12); Medium (14, 16); name, be featured at their meetings. | A new secretary, Mrs. Richard, |Lasho, was elected at this first meeting of the new season. She | SENIORS | assumed the office upon the resig- /nation of Mrs. H. James Elliott.' r |Also resigning was Mrs. —e your soaker, wocwretts. set to have Doherty, club reporter, whose posi-! | tion was filled by Mrs. Douglas, Phone now for your appointment Cue. i ‘ — Members will meet next at the, Pontiac Photographers home of Mrs, James Skaggs on Association Depew street Oct. 28. 12 Rest Pane TOP enn HWCTU Unit Elects but ee ve come Officers for 1960 c. R. MASKULL STUDIO. 1 Mt. Clemens 8 FE 4-0553 , Mrs, Leroy Shafer, was elected! - tna eesti ious president of the Frances Willard WOOLIEVER sTupio ‘Unit of WCTU when members met 426 N. Paddeck St. FE 4-3001 Wednesday’ at the Church of the |Brethren for a cooperative dinner. — — | Others named to office were Mrs. | | Hosts 2 Guests Large (18, 20), Medium: 1% yore Mrs. Richard Rohrer, noble |%-inch. Transfer. grand, presided at a meeting | Printed directions on each pat. of 45 members of Welcome ‘e™ part. Easier, accurate. Rebekah Lodge 246 Thursday Send Thirty-five cents in coins . | evening at Malta Temple for this pattern — add 10 cents for is de oe do de fy 3 an amazing { Mrs. Alfred Froede of Cali- |each pattern for Ist-class mailing. 4 “ | fornia and Mrs. Vina Barrows [Send to Anne Adams, care of The “PHS atts | pM ye Bed, Onn.y a WRIGLEYS Prices THIS COUPON goon "i, AT WRIGLEYS ECTOR | of Jackson were guests. Pontiac Press, 137 Pattern Dept., , ‘ Effective B Flash-O-Freex —- c Mrs. Alex Howey and Mrs. (243 West 17th St., New York 11, 3 c ' Sundey. t 20-0. 5Q: | | Iva oa =a in charge of iN. Y. Print plainly Name, oe Pas ; leo Sept. 27 a STEAKS é the with Zone, Size and Style um td, wha Per., Beer, Cigarettes Onl f hair treatment i eee ee Bua wen ne : Limit. One With This Coupon Coepen Has Ne Cash Value, Give te ’ cosTumeES: ant ms: " q Tel-Huron 536 N. P North Hill 4a Shopping Center oe Fry, Set. 2 eam Shopping Plaza 4 : | i | . “Ss _ ° 688 , al LSI eStore tas Chocse Your Geto fe. Cashier Before She Checks Your Order, with ZOTO 5 iety Girl” par ee ep ay ar an See TT f | Cha ar od RAN ENN A A : , of. N ewest Permanent ave = Van “Beau” DESIGNERS ‘AND CREATORS : ‘Sunday 9 . ROCHESTER OF mr COSTUMES =—s—i“‘ J a.m. worship services with the! : i, a ... |president 0 . Pisco pa. re B.T.U. ... 2... ween Beles Weslo cle eeid «rice ee 6:30 P. M. ves ‘ four choirs singing under the di-,Vit¢ the unchurched to worship and day will begin at TA pm. with at Chrst Church Cran: EveninguW orshipie eno eres: we eeecee 7:30 P.M. Families to See Film tectibn of Mik gine Wiley {meet With them in their ‘‘share the/the Rev. N. Robert Ziemer and | brook will be chairman of the National Lutheran Wednesday Proyer Maeting ..........0085 7:30 P. M. Families will get together Sun-| ve * . faith’ effort. Slcitved Jacchenn. malselonarics 10 |S aual open “house Tuesday: . re Heiney « “| oe t i e ands Jiet-| — : ‘ Rev. M F. Boyd Ir., Pastor day evening at the St. Paul Luth-| More than 30 young people of lem ‘speaking and exhibiting | Assisting as hostesses will be Council Churches Cooperating with Southern Baptist Convention eran Church to see the film,'the congregation will attend the Ch h f B th curios and costumes. Mrs. Richard M. Thorburn. Mrs. — 9000000 Members — “Right Start.” The picture will be Eastern Michigan District Luther urc 0 re ren ; Malcolm Welty, Mrs. Neil C. Mc- ASCENSION : shown from 7 to 9 p. m. after League Convention at Salem Luth- . A graduate of Nyack Mission: | wath, Mrs. Godfrey Strelinger, : : —— : which a lunch will be served. ‘eran Church in Flint next Sunday. Slates Homecomin ary Training Institute, the Rev. Mrs. A. Dale Kirk and Mrs. H. C. WATERFORD ' ary ‘ rie. Pints 4 g | Mr. Clark has studied at Wayne | py myille Meeting at Leggett School ‘ Included in the group will be | : State University and the Univer- . : . 3621 Pontiac Lake Rd. F | RST METHOD | ST 4 First Social aes parlaemge Byiuien ent The Church of the Brethern is. sity of Washington. poe comunion wi pale Wm. LaFountain, Pastor B h Ch h Guth acai hark me |sponsoring a homecoming follow-| 4 major in the Army Reserves. | Mra Charles R “Dengier. widely Aiveay Goo ae 00 ne 2 South Saginaw at Judson Pau) T. Hart, Pastor | “i fe 2 ing the worship hour at 11:a.m. . hn eyreee 1 Fcenla ao ae ; Harry J. Lord, Assistant Pastor 2 ret ren urc ' Heading the Every Member|Sunday with a basket lunch andl nas ered 6a tree ere) beer known) ian musical and diocesan = th -| 7 316 Baldwin, PE 2-0384 oe. ae a — ness manager and instructor at the groups, will speak following the 10:00 A.M. MORNING WORSHIP 4 : Visitation Stewardship program is’ fellowship hour scheduled at noon.|Simpaon Bible Institute. as well{f2 3) luncheon on “Women in the | CHRIST : AVL. iS DA Sat. Eve. Service ....7:30 P.M. | Robert Dika. More than 100 mem-| , aus : SS ee ee . EAEAia aS ll Sanday School 10:00 AM ve ; | The Rev, Ralph Wagoner ofjas in the department home office! Church.” WATERFORD TWP. “WHO DO YOU SERVE? 2 ‘| raed toa w=. 10: fete val assist. (Lima, Ohio will preach at the of the international headquarters| Lonct reservations may be| Airport at Williams Lake Rd. Rev. Paul T Hart. preaching Jf ' Worship ..... 11:00AM. | ul a.m. service and special musicjof the denomination in New York) ade at the church office. Arvid E. Anderson, Pastor aie Son ar Y Adult Bible Study »..635P.M. | Lutheran Church |will be teatured at the 7 pam. serv- City. | 11:15 CHURCH SCHOOL / Sunday’ Evening , D +P] ice by the Ladies’ Quartet. The kt *& WORSHIP SERVICES Youth Fellowship ...... 6:15 P. M/ Worship ...c000e3330P.M. | o Presen ans Rev. LeRoy Shafer is pastor. The district which he heads "Pp id Ch h 8:00 A. M. and 11:00 A. M. MORELOS Ie — Me Tues. Young People . .7:30 P.M ca Ale At 7:30 tonight, the Men's Quar-icludes the states of Ohio, West, rovl ence urc | SUNDAY SCHOOL ..9:30 A.M. Wed 7:30 P. M. Bible Study and Prayer Fetowship Thurs. Prayer ...... 7:30 P.M. for Building ltet will sing and the Rev. Mr.| Virginia, Indiana, Kentucky, Mich-| , ‘ és SS * .-@% 1 REV. TOMMY GUEST, Pastor Wagoner will preach on “Excuses|igan, and southern parts of il fg Mark Men S Day 5 3 : The congregational dinner Of the World.” ‘nois and Missouri. oT, en S 1900 AM BUNDAY BCHOOL o — Oe ee eee | Si a6 ee | nine ste FS ore" | Thursday night at Grace Lutheran| . ae Fires ave) waka wi | | The Providence Missionary Bap- 11°00 A.M. WORSHIP hiorch w + the ope of are Unaparing 5 t ny Nxon FIRST ASSEMBLY ¢ Ste or tle tathecss y Sane oH * d B D d ° ds Church wil] observe Men's | 87 Hill St. at Cherry St. paige to Let Cin, of COD Te Aonion to erect «net Window to Be Dedicated 2 tomorrow with the Rev. 8.P.} sunoay SCHOOL «39:45 AM . World Tur Where He . . | ehniech on the Pontiac Lake road| Holland of Royal Oak speaking at CHURCH SERVICE 1100 AM The ho Knows, 2T0 N. PERRY the 3:30 p.m. service. U : — 646 PM JUNIOR & YOUTH _ ste “purchased aarine we mt at Presbyterian Church UNTG ee ~ ) The musica] program at 7:30 FELLOWSHIP PROGRAMS ou Win or Lose... year. j ; / ee ee ee Next Sanday Al | * #8 | pm. will be presented by the! SHEPHERD of the LAKES . A ; Y 7 945 A M Guest speaker will be the Rev.| The Frank Boyd Memoriah Win-.9:30 a.m. and ,at the 11 a m. | Goldenette Singers, Reed Singers. WALLED LAKE Wednesday, 7.30 Vv. M Pri yer ( aTOups and Youth Chow ‘ . Robert West of Triumphant Cross dow will be dedicated at the First worship hour Dr. William H. Mar- | Spiritual Harmonizers, Morning Meeting at Walled Lake. Elem. school We cordifily invite you to worship with us Don't Gamble With Your Church at St. Clair Shores. \Presbyterian Church at the 11 bach will speak on ‘‘The Ministry | Doves, Mission of Songs, Pontiac W.° Maple Near Ladd Rd. Family Be Sure Theyre In | ee oD \Trav d the Provid Mal] Donald Muehl will present the . . of Music, | Travelers and the Providence Male . FIRST UNITED MISSIONARY CHURCH . SUNDAY SCHOOL © pane for the future: Thomas Cn, ™: service Sunday. | . et ‘Chorus, all local singing groups. | __ M. Frederick Foutz, Pastor eactar Ce Hanan Office FR 618th 11:00 A.M hape will discuss the need of ed- » * | Promotions and awards wilt Thomas Bessent, Men's Day, CHURCH SERVICE 1 AM. Parsonage: $42 Benson Residence PE 6-6024 MORNING WORSHIP ucational facilities. for children;| A former elder and trustee, nie be made at both the sections of Chairman, said the public is invited |] SUNDAY SCHOOL. ..9:30 A.M. 7 a : seeded _.Dale Platz will explain how the Boyd attended church and Sunday) the Church School Rally Day |‘° both services. The Rev. Claude ; ‘ / ‘CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Our campaign will be conducted, and School at the First Presbyterian, pregram. C. Goodwin is pastor. | CHRIST of the LAKES WA ; & hur h will purposes to be achieved will be for nearly R5 years. The fall program of the Tuxis co eet an — —— WHITE LAKE TWP. } fe | olfer you s 2 told by Alnert Hehl * A * ~ Senior High Group will begin Sun- Lamsa Translation Meeting at Beaumont School / wy oe - * T ; ‘timson and day eveni der the direction of "6532 Elizabeth Lake Rd. oa ae ¢ y evening under 0 SUSTENG SOR AURA | Os §) Special entertainment willing TB" window, Ina. crimaon ‘and day evening under the direction of] pee TTA BIBLE oe. . “REALITY” * Bible. clude a barbershop quartet, choir the Biblical theme. The symbols Richard Marsh and the Rev. Mr. Exodus 20:5. You shall not || Sunday School ..... 9:15 AM | ; * Sse tant and congregational singing Mr. acide (the «tol. lyre, and bells, Hershey will meet with the Pioneer WORSHIP them nor serve || Church Service ...10:330 AM Sunday Services and Reaiing Room fel aialregs “Harold Wood will be in charge of Artists and craftsmen of Connick Junior High Group. j them: for I the LORD your | Sunday School 2 Lust Lawrence Street on together. the social program ‘Associates in Boston created and . + + | God am a ZEALOUS God... | ———___—_——— ——— 11.00 A M. Open Daily Pr : a —= made it. | Mr. and Mrs. William Hildersley, = —— — iF Wednesday Evening 11 AM. to $ PM. | Pastor A. Q. Hashman —__ Flowers are the sweetest things) sk ie Robert Boggs and Mr. and U ited | Service 8 PM Friday to 9 PM. | oe ~~ ~ |God ever made and forgot to put! The Rev. Galen E. Hershey will Mrs. Roger Gunn will be in charge: Church ot GO nl ! 3S Orandn Melodies 735 pm “le soul into, (Beecher) preach on ‘‘Growing Pains” at of Abe. Coupes Club: dinner’ and E. Pik ; ‘FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST (S| Mit_ Arnold Hashman nlalleaiibiani ne __ S'S _™' program Wednesday. feist ae | Presbyt ° Lawrence and Williams Streets Ph BVANCELESTIO BALLY ; Sunday schoo: , eran 1 : CHURCH of SPIRITUAL FELLOWSHIP No ray of sunlight is ever lost. 4a Sz a: INSPIRING TO THE SOUL ; ; but the green which it wakes into Morning Worship. Churches ts HOW CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HEALS JOIN US IN THIS SERVICE Evening Service Sunday 7:30 P. M. existence needs time to sprout,]| . 11:00 AM. : : R 1 SPECAL MUSIC— MARGARET BLACKBURN of Royal Oak, speaking and it is not always granted to the} TOPM. E ADIO STATION CKLW 800 KC “Your Central Church Thursday Oct. 1 OPEN FORUM sower to live to see the harvest.|J° T°) S10, "* Se houstes OAKLAND AVENUE ‘ SUNDAY 9:45 A. M With The City At Heart” jammin cone athe CA Sone SS] Welcome ee ase ES , ie ere at done in faith. (Albert Schweitzer) ial nana Oakland at Cadillac « * Sa . puerceeees WELCOME | = = a . Theodore R. Allebach, Pastor pa ae eh ia? SEI, a ale Sie eae ea ee A yf Audrey Limkeman, Youth Director — FIRST GENERAL BAPTIST CHURCH Christian Temple, 505 Auburn Ave. | Dr. Lola P Marion, Pastor : Rev. J Luther Sheffield. Assistant A Special Welcome Awaits You Worship ...... worse 10:00AM. | Bible School ........11:20 A.M. | Youth Fellowship ....545PM. 249 Baldwin Avenue Sunda} School 9:45 Morning Service 11:00 Youth Service 6:00 Evening Service 7:00 Emmanuel Baptist Church 645 S. TELEGRAPH ROAD ESPECIALLY INVITES YOU TO WORSHIP AT THREE GREAT SERVICES 10:00 A. M. 11:00 A. M. 7:30 P.M. BAPTISMAL DR. TOM MALONE SPEAKER AT ALL SERVICES 0:48 to IT: .—Com i Wednesday Prayer Service 7:30 ne felts A'M —eumdny Schoo ppt ocean ido Evening. Service veeee. 2:00 P.M. Rev. Paul Johnson — FE 4-7172—FE 5-9822 148 Bal —Bvaneehirie wervice | Sore landing "ae. .7:00 P.M PONTIAC CHURCH | OF CHRIST Welcomes All Visitors SYLVAN LAKE CHURCH of CHRIST at Orchard Lake & Middiebelt Roads Marvin W_ Hastings. Minister FE 5-778 AUBURN HEIGHTS 3456 Primary Street PF Wm Palmer. Pastor Sunday School ......10:00 A M Church M:AISAM ‘The Key to Christian . . Education” Ir. Hi. Youth Group ... 6 p.m. Sr. Hi Youth Group ._..6 pm. Post Hi. Youth Group 7:15 p.m. COMMUNITY UNITED H} ‘Drayton Plains, Michigan | W. J. Teenwissen Jr. Pastor Bible School .. ..... 945AM. Morning Worship ... 11:00AM Youth Grours .. .....6-30AM HEAR JACK HAWKINS, - Evangelist of Newark. Ohio. Sept. 27 thru Oct. 4 - SERVICES Sunday, 10:45 A.M. and 6:00 P.M. Monday, 7:30 P.M. Tues. through Sat., 10 A.M. and 7:30 P.M. Pastor Exchange Day Sun Morting Worship 10:50 AM. Carson Spring of Walled Lake “"MEASURING GOD BY MAN” Sunday Evening “WHAT 1S A CHRISTIAN’ 1180 North Perry St. » * . lh EP ee wn pubes Ate aire ee | PE Se we ies is W. W. fall, Minister eRe aa ee fs ETHODIST CHURCH FIRST. BAPTIST CH URCH | : SPECIAL MUSIC | AP M Evening Worship ....7:30PM > Under Direction of = . * Wed and JOYCE .AALONE = it : t : gy sl agit sg ? Study Hour ....7:30P-M ‘REVIVAL CAMPAIGN | | : @ Rev. H. H. Savage, Pastor PE Dr. Dallas Billi dTh “TH 10:00 A.M. Sunday School . ‘ena r, jas Billington and The Musical Scotts _ oom Rev. ©..2 Makes, Asst Pose Maceday Lk. & Wms. Lk. Rd. +. Sept. 28-Oct. 4 i Promotion Day and giving of awards we rm ee fet. oy P. Lambert Pastor : 11:00 AM. Morning Worship 9:45 A.M.—SUNDAY SCHOOL ; Sunday School ..,.. 9:30AM: Modern Supervised Nursery rages: Ne AE hoes Morning Worship ....1045 AM “LOOK ON THE FIELDS” 2nd Sundey Schoo! 10:45AM .. SASHABAW $331 Maybee Road Servite indevendence township Chittord ‘Maghins ins Pastor ree Sunday ‘School 79S AM - Worship Hour vegencd it AM : , ; \ — : ANY , : . - e _& 10:00 A:M.—MORNING WORSHIP "THE HERALD, OF THE KING’ THE QUESTION BOX HOURS ee “Search the Scripture” Installation and Dedication of Sunday School Teachers | ©: rct Scripture Midweek Service Wed. 7:30 P.M.” oe Groups for all, ages s Ample Parking Space ' Radio Broadcast WPON 10:15 A. M. Each Sunday Sunday School Attendance Last Sunday 1190 -4 fa “* " 3 - - ° 7:00 PM. Evening Worship "MY TASK AS A TEACHER” ; 4 ¢ j ‘ ; ? | Ld a , DR. TOM MALONE, Pastor 4 i Dr HM Savage, speaking at both services - é \Pa ae ES re oe eee \ ee Tee ee ee ee, Bee eS Nes pee ta Ee a oe ee ay yee : = sabe eta + ? * = “i ; THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER: 26, 1959 Rey. Hashman ls New Pastor ELEVEN According to a recent survey in,by 91 per cent of older households . ‘\Texas, newspapers are read by %5and by 93 per cent of younger * per cent of all homeowners, by 85inouseholds, You can reach practi- . Be out ot oh roles, by Bey eee when you adver- * ——— “ 2 Education Week| gran wens oe uv eet Be Qsberved jcent of upper income in the daily newspaper, ween an ete with torn] sor Hich Youth to Be Geoen vouth DONELSON BAPTIST CHURCH —_ sURIOF Tug inister Active in Youth} Sumsee werent OAM. MM gain “BETHEL TABERNACLE | i" Charge of Worship Work, Several Churches| own serrce, itr att Seaman Cm ay yy su to ach Worship 11am Seyi “Meaney 1 for 19 Years ee ee Ont ea wie “4B Be a.m i Paster—REV LER (aLONE 6 8 Supt -ARTHUR EWALD Evangelistic Service 7:30 pm Tues. and Thurs. 7:30 p.m. Rev. and Mrs. & Crouch 1348 Baldwin Ave. PB 5-356 nowy CHURCH OF THE GOOD SAMARITAN 4280 Hillcrest Dr.—Waterford Elders of the church will lead Evening Service Ist Sun. of jithe opening congregational worship Each Month 7 pm. — |with Kay Rosier, soprano soloist, Oct. 4 — Allen Hinz — Rev..L. fat 9 a.m. and’ the Chance] Choir Bullock 'singing at the latér hour. The Rev. J) Edward D. Auchard, pastor, will oar on ‘‘Really Alive” one in a series of sermons on the Book of Observation of Christian Educe- tion Week at the Orchard Lake Community Church (Presbyterian) will begin with promfotion services in the church school at 9 and J am. The Rev. Arnold Q. Hashman, formerly of Benton Harbor, has. , accepted the call to the First As-' sembly of God Church at 210 N. Perry St. | * * * : He succeeds the Rev. Wesley C Wibley who has gone to Battle Creek to beeome the pastor of the BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH WEST HURON and MARK STREET Dr. loseph Irvine Chapman” Pastor Percy M. Waliey, Jr, Minister of Education Four Fold Gospel Two Worship Services 845 and !! e AM our Fold ee: 9:45 A.M —Church School Classes for All ot 700 PM!—Five Bapnst Youth Fellowship Groups Ordained by the General Coun. Adult Foru ell of Assemblies of God at 8 00 EM = “Even ing Vespers Springfield, Mo., Mr. Wednesday 7:15 PM—Mid-week services the Rev. | Hashman has held t i - 4 . . : ee eye | Epbesians, + ] Shstaad Michigan am pee An American Baptist Convention Church 70 Chamberlain, Cor. Edison | Kathy Lundquist’ will be moder- 19 years. — — 9:30 =~ See in “Teach ator at the first meeting of the * *® ® : . Senior High Fellowship Sunday The new pastor has served as ‘ 11:00 am, Devotional Service | evening. Mr and Mrs. John Ene sestsie f weak ee rice Waterford Community Church mert are sponsors. } gan and as president of the Michi- 5860 Andersonville Rd. E angel Temple x * * = Dek of Assembly of God Vv The Women’s Association is spon-] youth: six years. . 1380 Mt. Chemeneh soring a potluck dinner at 6:30 ek * Worship Services ... .8:30, 11 A.M. Interdenominational p.m. Wednesday. The worship gerv- a consists of Mrs. Hash- Sunday School ......... 9:45 A. M. Sunday as, *; i: “00 S iu ice will be presented by junior high ™ : man serves the local church gmt Worhte. young people, Marjorie Ashby, 5 Pontise Press Phete 48 Minister of music, Judy away £vening Service ........... 7PM. |. Wed,_Erening Servis en e M. [Bette Fuller and Joanne Auchard. NEW PASTOR AND FAMILY — Coming to (left), Mrs. Hashman and Carol. The pastor and /&t college, Caro] and Arnold at W a _ Also rticipating will be the First Assembly of God Church as the new his son sing while Mrs. Hashfhan and the daugh- foyer parsonage is located at Hour of Power .... Wed. 7:30 P. M. : | Nancy ae te wharasen: Son pastor is the Rev. Arnold Q. Hashman. All in- ter piay the organ. The Hashmans make their n St. Four Towns .-ppel and pre Lundquist. The terested in music, the family consists of Arnold home at the church parsonage, 28 Edison St. . . Bae Rovert winne Welcome to a Friendly Church! METHODIST CHURCH | tim, “Om , North "American So Selicoth Service eS — —~ PS SS i Neighbor,” ‘will be shown. . _— er a cine Poe | Tact roman ww Pioneer Girls [Bethany Baptists to Mark Set for Midnight 3 hold its first meeting at 7 p.m. | Tharsday. Sponsors are Mrs. Har- old L. Welch, Mrs. Roy Remmel, Church Service | { | | Central Methodist |. "'Seli- , ‘ REV. MILTON H. BANK. O0.D. Minister . Leweeees M. LA The annua] Pre-High ; Holiday \Service of Introspection, 40th Anniversary Sunday Course to Start First Christian Church Disciples of Christ Rev. D. D. McColl i ® Williams Lake 10 AM SUNDAY SCHOOL Rev. Arthur Magictt FE 2-8487 Leadership training sessions for | area Pioneer gir] organizations will| be held from 7:15 to 9:30 p.m.) Churches in the area already | sponsoring Pioneer Clubs include Marimont Baptist, Perry Park Baptist and the host church of Pontiac. services. * * * “The Ministry of the Laity” |Fellowship Hall at which time the history of the. church will be read by Mrs. Aden Thornton, church clerk. | Baptist was incorporated as & be served by the Sisterhood of the 1 ‘church. In 1929 the Green street ‘Congregation, | will ‘building was sold and the con- ‘Rabbi Goodman will lead a dis-', jfound more space was needed and | in 1954 the present sanctuary was; Over 40 million people in the | constructed | older Charter members will be reco- |Parish house. following which’ (BROADCAST Over WPON, 11:00 A. M.) and dedicated. The|U.S. and Canada read the classi- building has become the fied pages of daily newspapers on jan average daw Lee’s Summit, Mo., he went to classified advertising. | 63 years ago as a mission Benday | | : $$ 4 Bieho Bishop L. A ae Flint. = shop L. A. Parent Parent. Pastor a eons Detroit. he attend! OAKTAND PARK METHODIST CHURCH | - — —— LUTH ERAN E cliggpuerecne 4 pelea eros Rev J. W. Dees. Pastor — Montcalm and Glenwood i" THE SALVATION ARMY & ” Marmont Bap tist Church CHURCH ES S raaal ae are held each Sermon 10: 00 a.m. H 29 W. LAWRENCE § 68 W. Walton FE 2-7239 MISSOURI SYNOD St. Paul | Cedar Crest 4 Porree Boos wi : : = the proposition the PTISM IS |= Howard E. eS e Sunday School CHURCH SCHOOL .... 9:30-1:00 ANNUAL ain "To BE FoR eB go mM. 10 A. M. 7 gions ry y38 an we would appre- Ra | Ce : MISSIONARY CONVENTION || @ Nuc. Wi ben aca |. Grace 1AM All Saints Episcopal Church — September 27 Through October 4 st, re TEES |: foment Ho aaai ian Williams St. ot W. Pike ° Rane Re aE tonsil @ youth Hour : THE ALLIANCE CHURCH Peer sees | (Went Gide ‘ The Rev. C. Widdifield, Rector JAB yell Se Caption? it oc, one vepents beonuss he is already saved. not i order ese prions ms are eine See Pah Bod K, a Geet M-59 and Cass Lake Road siraten ptnunk, Pe a a een for wrists teal fae p=4 | remtenion of sine. also mean “paptized” ny ord “a to. remtaaion sing : bj School . 900AM a ; j = since there is only one “for” tn the passage? : Ll | aca ane, ee pep arecen OPENING SUNDAY ahaa tS cae tied |: St. Stephe — 9:30 AN, ond' 11200 AM. ‘il REV. D. N. CLARK, Dist.. Sup ae E- =i ee | ot n 3 es Morning Prayer and Sermon Aa st. t. is not ve oe 4 | ee ae a eee er aM 3 Gay 8. Smith, Pastor = { ‘ = : 6:00. P. Me y Schoot .,1045AM. 8) PILGRIM Conei aii acen 7:30 P. M. : ! ST. GEORGE'S ST. ANDREW'S toneeie Setartiey) St Trinity — HOLINESS EPISCOPAL. ORIN EPISCOPAL CHURCH Missionary Speakers: . : 801 Commerce, stiferd Hatchery, Bd, Dravten” ' a Jeanie CHURCH | ont ius. ditt’ Giatiame ls aot hee’ coma Rev, N. Robert Ziemer—Bribes Viet Nam » | mn th ket atin Oe AM —Rety Miss Winifred Jacobson—Philippine Islands ' a B Meter C Clouse Kal Baldwin at ; win 0:50 and 11:18 AM—téentios! CURIOUS — COSTUMES — PICTURES ‘ . eae Peat fed Fairmount yarn setoot:' | $aa'germon. Gharch Scho! —— ; ves 8:30. j Rev Bertram T.-White. Viear Rev. & Went, Viewr | . 6. io. cl ¢ C -<—ane Bitetes> 0 ah Pastor O, D. Emery es ms ty Rev. G. J Areca, Pewer t & 4 ee z \ =e i & a t oe P e 4 \ \ BJ ve = Sunday at 11 aia. with Mrs. Blanche Joki, an ordained minister from Algonac, bringing the mes- sage. | Unity School of - Christianity in scored in automotive, financial and | George Shearer, Susan Hamil- REV. BENJAMIN A. BOHN, Pastor SUNDAY SEPT. 27 2:30 to 4:30 PM. Ist Social Brethren Church Church of Others ne Be Baptist nized and several members will | —— ——— —— vi Bead hae the Nazarene of Vite oh ea a | ont a ee eed “Waterford Township's American Baptist Church’ EE ave a, First Baptist of Clarks- | Bethany Means to Me.” Taking a Geemea OTOe Airport & ton, First Baptist of Lake Orion | part will be Mrs. Harry Chap. | CRESCENT HILLS BAPTIST FEATURING QUARTETS, DUETS, TRIOS Kiva Hatchery Road and the First Baptist of Reches: | man, Mrs. Robert Sickles, Mrs Crescent Lake Road near Hatchery Road and SOLOS. Plus congregational singing. 11 AM WORSHIP HOUR Several other churches are tak-| tom, Paul Jankovsky, Manyard — 10 A.M. Wership, Two Missionary Speakers Call all talent... welcome back to good old Gospel 7 PM WORSHIP HOUR ing this opportunity to inform) Johmson and Mrs. Lillian Hil — 11 A.M. Promotion Day in Sunday School Singing. i REV: DAVID WILLIAMSON | |lesders of the Girl's Club work in| fon a Eulas Houston, Pres. anticipation of having a club of) Dr. H, H. Savage, pastor of Firsti 4 Elsie Cashin. Sec. Bethany Baptist Church began oP M. Rev me Neder Soest in ' / sacesags Tea —Sept. Marshall EEE SOR me mcemmremness a WESLEYAN METHODIST FIRST OPEN _ ther OW sae ot Lamang Bamtist Church, will tell of the f° EVANGELISTIC TABERNACLE | ___ : BIBLE CHURCH {Lecture Scheduled {a ‘se remresenative, wit be bi Smerneocr, pagan as a, Sun meatus tate RA... Osco At ee) | I ‘bY a ’ near years ago by his | a i ° . ips : Puallas tate weuki and wil belcaena, y Sunday School 10 am. Classes tor all ages! 2 Apostolic Church ot Christ 1 Block N. of Walton Bivd. W ed da eveliahle tic with any Preaching |] am. & 7:30 pm. Youth at 6:30 pm ae Sunday School , 10:00 Py at nity nes y one wishi - * ee about TO BRING GREETINGS rk eee Ganie 600 ae in Detroit fi - 458 CENTRAL Youth Service... 6:30PM the work. She may be reached Mayor Philip Rowston «will -peak li nm pes al Me cl - | Young People Scturdoy .... 7:30 P.M Evangelistic Service 7:45P.M The \ Rey. ~~ vow at the Oakland Avenue Church. and greetings will be read trom ‘alien OR TT g reop y . mm Wed Prayer Meeting 7:45 P.M | the Center of Pri.ctica s- former pastors and national lead- Sunday School & Worship ..10:00 A.M. tianify jin Flint will start a series ‘ers. Assisting Dr. Joseph I. Chap- FIRST SPIRITUALIST.CHURCH ’ ° The £né ot ‘ Total advertising linage for the . of lectures at Unity ‘Church of man, pastor, at the early worship Sundoy Evening Service .... 7:30 P.M. Your Search and Coun 70 Chamberlain first six months of 1959 shows a , : $76 Orchard Lake Avenue Rev. Harold Marshall, Pastor for « Priendly Oakl ty, ~ Hi gain or 5.6 per cent over 1958 in’ iservice will be Rodrick Dufour. ‘ Harry Nichots, President Services Tues & Thurs 7:30 P.M Chureh St., at 8 p.m. “Wednesday. His At 11 a.m. Susan Leoni will be : ae topic will be “You Are Important "’ ‘the cities measured by Media outh assistant. Rev. A my ao eof 30 PM. After completing his training at Largest gains were ” circles PM ur ge oress “inner 4 oe | Church Phone FE 5-836] UL 2-5142 Sunday Schi. 9:45 a.m. Young People’s Legion y, p.m. Morning Worship 11 a.m. Evangelistic Mtg. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Prayer and Praise Meeting 7:00 p.m. Sunday Schoo! 10 A M Morning Worship 11 A. M “A CONFESSION REQUESTED” Youth Group 6:30 P.M Evening Worship 7:30 P. M. INVITATION Poster Asseciéte Poster REV. GALEN E. HERSHEY, 6.0. WORSHIP SERVICES . . . 9:30-11:00 RICHARD WORTH ' Minister of Munie - * TE aa a a etn cen aneae Sa eanS BY THE BIBLE” < a week in an article on BAPTISM ie E REMISSION I presented to two arguments en & the truth of TH you the first - deavoring to point ow M icoth,”’ j “ 7 nee SCIENCE CHURCH |ais'nd'wcse™ Ue Pieloee Ciecriet brats letters | ae Eee 30 Whittemore Street Field Representative to Sunday with Dr. Milton Froyd,| Bapfist Church. Mectings were = MORNING SERVICES ; Sendey Secnce 70 PM. Assist in Organizing administrative assistant to ane colder Sahay ee et IGoodman will be, o Rab tr 8:45 A. M. and 10:55 A. M. Silver Tea Wed. 7:30 PM. Pontiac Area Clubs eee oe “speaking. at both street in 1912. SS a _ | “AND GOD SAID” the 8:45 and 11 o'clock morning, In September of 1919, Bethany! +” ee hehe sas pair Dr. Bank, Preaching =f Josiyn at Third “THE ARK” 4 Geerge sander oe Visiting Clergy Present 6? NORTH LYNN STREE1 CAPTAIN AND MES. J. WILLIEM E EEAVER Pastor Somers preaching at both services | Early Service ....,8:00AM. §| Concerts-at Memorial Aibartegy bechcoasl Sesion gash Good Music — Singing — True 10 the Wora Preaching == 11 MARIMONT . . . A Growing Church with Sundar’ School. sl S'S0AM | The Curt*Emmons Crusaders of Wednesday Prayer and Bible Service 7:30 P.M God Meets With Us — You Too, Are Invited : a Friendly Welcome! ; a — Lake, Ind. are a —— L “Holding Forth the Word of. Life” services anr concerts * | Bloomfield se Mewoa Serie Orc FRIENDLY GENERAL BAPTIST CHURCH a nt ————— TOWNSHIP 5| Michigan Ave. | square Lake a Telegraph | Besides the preaching, service in wr. cummexs st-rmca ans. [| CHURCH «. NAZARENE [ “SEARCHING THE | Wm. C. Grate, Pastor 7 tery musical Pea pecsrind ry Sunday Sehoot 9-4» AM —Morning Worship 31 4M. 60 STATE STREET SCRIPTURES” 4 - — Pc ‘nag en rer cluded are musical glasses, bot- Evonine Service 7-00) with St Aor | ne vrs tarp pan and see cteel tale ul Sunday School 9:45AM Roosevelt Wells, Minister ‘ theremi : oe cree Bloom field Seren | : Worship . » 1100 AM fin aes omer awe M ey ‘est ° wns’ u . Sermon orehip 1 a Pe ae anne YOUR FIRST PRESBYTERIAN: CHURCH || Youth Groups .. 6:30 P.M. ma aceyeaces ES Sunday’ Sahoo! eeu HURON AT WAYNE Evening Service . 7:30 PM. “COMMON RELIGIOUS # Church Service 11:15 AM ; ———— nev. H. MARBACH, 0.0. Minister Will Speak at. Both Services TEACHINGS NOT ENDORSED | (2 Sunday School ...10 A.M. Thursday and Friday and at the/be his theme aa’ hurch Cassion on ‘The High Holidays.” | ; time on Oct. 8 and 9 at the) Members of the congregation | &*¢&4tion moved into a new ci | Church Service ...1} A.M. — 0 eregation | West H d Mark. ‘its meaning, traditions and its } ! U b at West Huron and Mar serve ce Oaktand Avenue United Presby|and church, achool will eather ine ee ata embers Observances United “Gospel Singing Convention TWELVE | | . . ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1959 } Now! poors |U... May Get vsantatie aaaioe hover pom Hollywood Headlines: \ Not Good fo Group a grouped in high school: thru suv tz4s fa Coffee Break; | titan Mare Suneet spethete TV SS aeny coping tee nt : C Sc erat MON MON. 6:45 : : or minoel quien? omedy Cr. ipts on Children by Ability good results for mentally retard- —— 5-Cent Cup Due? They said soluble Coffee, added F ll Fl R di Bet ed persons, or the go eo to a reast made trem whest r'|k Gil 2. at; adqio De ter | ANN ARBOR @ — Teachers | @eaf, because ef its re ACADEMY THROUGH A | WASHINGTON (UPI) — The | bartey, could then be preduced | = and parents should not be stam- | value. - AWARD THOUSAND | parte tae pace atter * beens of all. — By BOS THOMAS signed up every comedian in sight,| Grea by abun y "an dom st’ the | U.S. retailers’ sales* during the | Goctmnent smcares cy |. Sa AP Movie-TV Writer | thinking that comedy would remain| University of Michigan's school first six months of 1959 soared to WINNER DANGERS | synthetic coffee costing sch Furthermore, they claimed it | HOLLYWOOD (AP)—When willl as supreme as it had in radio.) of education said Friday, a new all-time high of $103,200,000,- BEST -ACTRESS COMES A | less than the real stuff could be bag ox age oraigg ier es psa television? Maybe never. beck 2} But one by one the Skelton mcoting of the Michigan oe . orgy 1958. “Tee ‘aay OF THE YEAR! PROUD PEOPLE! | 0m!y months away. from Guatemala, Colombia or XT cama, jn Giofene Sok, SS only Bot ulum workshop that recent stud: \newspapers is by far the most | The prediction was contained | Yemen, conclusion while| ‘There will always be a degree| #* have failed to prove this (popular advertising medium of re- | In a report prepared for the Sen- watching a couple|of comedy on TV and some of it) Practice prodpces better results. |tailers because daily newspapers | ate Foreign Kelations Commit. | All advertisers invested $3,192,- of the new come-| will be funny. But ah, those days) Research, he said, has shown /reach practically every person in | tee, 800,000 in U.S. daily newspapers in| J dy entries this/of radio. no significant difference in col- every market. —_ ~~ *« * 1958—more than'they did in radio, week, We may = | The report said scientists are television, magazines and outdoor have to face the : ’ a | close to discovering the com- combined. fact that TV is a ms ‘ oe a Ss - mena snes ienancnamianeeetibane nine sie aoa ml not medi j 4 * . S| ares TONITE can thrive and) 2150 OPDYKE RD. : LOCAL 653 ME te en FE 446 ; THOMAS nis 0’ Keefe 386 E. KENNETT RD | Show,” which made. its debut» * a "Fev sener handle at tumyip UNIT NO. 1 stuff; he can double-take with the best of them. But his talents NERVE ® Teenage Dance SR ee sf SHATTERING Starting Oct. 2nd ‘wuweuvevvvevwevvwevwevwwvwe™ » JECHNICOLOR® y j CHOQUES BERGERAC. << Sete es CURSE eg Smee UNIT NO. 2 ing young girl. At least it was! CRITICS | ny ee a it in| PATE NOTHING EVERYWHERE soner" But the, situation hd such wr = HUMAN COULD: ; ‘ti; ° usness on nnis Praca aetine 8:00 P. M. ‘til 11:30 P.M. Bi cbviouness on “Te enn , laugh track sounded more idiotic Sythan ugual. VICTOR MATURE MICHAEL WILD PHILADELPHIA ...May very well SATURDAY Then came ‘'Fibber McGee and i DHITA FRRERE ‘Molly, with the laugh track more 7 HA PAGE become, as did eae sai |restrained and the comedy gen-| tler, Bob Sweeney is right as Fib-' Surprise Sleeper of the Season! DESTROY IT! —< jber, but Kathy Lewis seems to . , miss the comic nuances as Molly.! HALF NTI | Maybe the producers felt TV, A CONTINENT |comedy characters have to be | straighter, more like the folks next}! STARTS SUNDAY Outstanding Family | Entertesnment ' door. Maybe they're right. But. MMM Mantras tn, tn, tll. tlle ln, lias, tlle, tll, lin, iilias lli ilt ili, tll, li di de i i i te I'm bad i RN takes gee aecosseem —!nquirer this underlines why radio was a} COLUEINA PICTURES presents Seng omeon fe } PanaMoun! PRESENTS * MD oer. medium for comedy and Doms JACK comenne Teg ; J “ ion’ LEMMON bad to mem * sophia ANTHONY , | eck in those dear, dend days enses nowos 7 200 we oe ay m2 ‘of bigtime radio, we could imagine | tell you i LOREN ° QUINN posed fies ie. Y +, Bo goooececese ae ae Jack Benny's vault) Happened what it's | the CLIFTON 4 ”» land Fred Allen's alley. Those, like at ‘ WEBB 4 | things were funnier to as than if) Al ARGU PRODUCTION > aagTman - > ‘ DOROTHY we could see them. Charlie Mc: the bottom s ‘ McGUIRE Carthy was not just a dummy, he! fof hel/!@®@ *» EAN }was a mischievous boy who said) . PETERS outrageously funny things. WT AAA AAA AAA Lous 4 b When Tv came in, the networks iq | JOURDAN a . |— aie eLee ea $ ; T “The Ten rere OWNS ii: | = 7.0.) PONTIAC / Ce te ‘ $1T +" UES. Cc d or |] Bite y E _ Pontiac Tries 3 IT’S the TOPS 3a5° sen DRY WES N pu A LOUNTLU A faked eaten { TN Man 00 CACHE Sat.: “Loving You,” Elvis Pres- $ ——— ley: “King Creole,” Hivis Pree Qs Last Complete Show wo ome 6 «rs ey tti(‘é‘élté‘(‘(séwrz*z: RN 215 P. | Starts 10 P. M, _——e Sun.-Tues.: ‘Thunder in the : a 3 *eeewesenecesecoeccecesoesucooosouevesers Sun,” Susan Hayward; ‘Marry PREMIER SHOWING in OAKLAND COUN I Y ! the Monster From Outerspace,” ‘ Ad » 2nd FEATURE 3rd FEATURE om Tryon Loving You Se " eer “Don't Give Up the omni ape —owEMDty 20tm Coniur in’ GM Y TYRONE \Ship.”” Jerry Lewis; ‘Young Cap- SCOTT: Ue HAL WALLIS 22%". Svea J POWEP HAYWARD EGAN fa Rikeag -HAL WALLIS = cen KS wi WA WER MORO Sg +h | Fos Huron UNTAMED | Sat.-Mon.: ‘Thunder in the iSun,"’ Susan Hayward, Jeff Chand- CinemaScoPe er; “Black Orchid,"’ Sophia Lor- len. Anthony Quinn | Tues.-Sat.: “The Ten Com- /manndments." Oakland | Sat.-Thurs: ‘A Private’s At. | jfair*' Sal Mineo, Christine Career, |Gary Crosby SUNDAY THE WESTERN SKY NEVER ECHOED A WILDER THUNDER (2, oeoiqg so than the weird war-cry of the leaping Basque mountainmen! . Woman? : Sun.: “Go Johnny Go,” Allan SUSAY : , Starts SUNDAY ‘Freed, Sandy Stewart; ‘Time Starts |Lock,"’ Robert Beatty | Waterford Drive In Sat.: “Three Coins in a Foun. : tain,” Jean Peters; ‘“Untamed,”’ Tyrone Power; ‘'Bernadine,’’ Pat Boone | Sun.-Tues.: ‘This Earth Is |Mine,"” Rock Hudson: ‘The Hang. |man,”’ Robert Taylor | Wed.-Sat.: ‘Say One for Me.” iBing Crosby, Debbie Reynold; |‘‘These Thousand Hills,” Don Mur- jray y a . 4 welt i A > é TTT EL ‘ # | in aa 7 ‘. Y}) ee : Don’t Be Shortchanged , ! . } Be and a | : on Grain, Lawn Seeds Re Re? em Sires | same erm, ta hn ¢ = Freak 0s Frio PY ae ees 8 HE MOST WONDERFUL ENTERTAINMENT [E N THE WHOLE WIDE WONDERFUL WORLD! * er SN ns" ony [SSE] Rin Pc ve RE ... Kicking, biting, fighting and falling for "4 you marry that man you'll cheat 3 as the “animat in buckskin” reported by its foods and stand- The Cry that Rocked , COLUMBIA PICTURES presente + Dororny MCGUIRE ff JEAN SIMMONS ie EaRra J Cons Lac | } —TONIGHT— ‘|. nw FRANK CAPRA'S a Coavoe RAINS & Srnec Kovacs |% OWL SHOW A HOLE IN THE HEAD PREVIEW PICTURE | i _% TONIGHT * PLUS THIS FIRST ally = { | | IN "CLOAK*AND-DAGGER’ / PORES? aon Vi | 1s Quick wo RODERE GRAY. Wie Moment” SE ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee Ja THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1959 | THIRTEEN _ = : : f Community Theaters| Baby Kisser Par Pieters ‘Hollywood May Film Asks Moms Be.Hired mothers be hired 8s trailer | hgbeaine ee cere at ball lightning, is considered “dam a é imen at sc crossings in ’ \gerous. ‘ | Life of Randy Brooks at Danger Crossings nal : : ou; nmwn,...,.Ceylon Chief Colorful . rt - = . vty | color: Chariton,” Masten, Yul Bryane, SANFORD, Maine (UPI)—Holly-| FLINT (UPD — The legislative the city civil service — should Anne 4 “a3 ‘|wood may film the life of into possi hiring ; ane 5 ty ay calor, —_ he ay e } e Randy committee of the Flint City Com- imothers to replace elderly meni DRIVE-IN MA 4-3135 . Hudson, MBO, Ceylon 2 “ey eateend- nck fags and cthor-aym- Brooks, trumpet-pl band- Rock Mufnnccent.” color, Audie Murphy. |, . ayins mission has recommended that now doing duty at the crossings. | / Dru lon $ new prime minister, Wijay-|bols to protest royal visits to Cey-|leader stricken with a carcass | 7 I or adcrenpages ‘ sana: ananda Dahanayake, is a political lon. stroke nine years ago after win-| | ; ats cay Hilla,” Revert Mitchum Gis |lone wolf with a flair for the [* ®t ning fame with recordings of “Ten-, | SOUTH END UNION | °Oon un.-Wed., “Molidey for Lovers,” Jane dramatic. His career has spanned the re- derly” and “Harlem Nocturnal.” [COMMERCE LAKE RD. at HAGGERTY = , Wyman, Sat ia Hangman, Robert Tay-| He once pulled a rickshaw to volutionary and the conservative. ee ee a = band suscuss ventas Open 6:30 Starts 7:00 P.M. | : lor, Tene joules ‘atusi,” George Mont-jrush a pregnant woman to a hos-| At one time he joined the Trot- Se i e partial paralyisis, now ELD , ~ é a pital. Columnists call him a “baby skyite Bolshevist - Leninist party Svcs, here. | H OVER THRU SUNDAY Bat.-Gun.: “Darby O Gill and the Little r par ¢ ence. e's ajbut q stern 5 “meanness Kiser par encelence” Het abu qu nf, The stern” do Holvmeed powell and sce 2-BIG HITS—2_ sui , ag na aa : ket sonality or talents. |ford today and = newsmen a . : pap deat Laan a te Kovac Bet oe ST-yearold Dahanayake’s bg oe . ne rooks carers a7 | ' | | i Ls . eA re ames pre eves, Deret Detroit Financier Nomed “tran dee wo pure sen} VLE en “i pened te sem Jane” (held over), Doris Day.|the British as a security threat. Bridge Aumeres | from Ina Ray Hutton of All-Girl ; “Thurs Bab: “Don't Give Up the Ship,”| AS education minister in the Orchestra fame, fas in recent), | THE | F ‘ Jerry Lewis Bandaranaike cabinet he deve-| LANSING #—James E. Brophy, ‘months been leading a small band} | ‘ ——— . ; panes: as Wer Bis. loped a warm feeling toward the @ Detroit financier, Friday was here trying to take the first sep > au ; Hi ; wer bone e Bad Horse,” color. David Ladd United States, friends say, in .ap- appointed by Gov. Williams as a back up the musical ladder pene eueee shy Girl” color.’ preciation for mily and flour sent|member of the International Oxtord ‘Ceylon to feed school chileren. (Bridge Authority. Boys Getting Bigger Beg + eal Jobhn| Dahanayake is a fercent na-| Brophy, 43, senior vice presi- y ‘-Tues.: “Miracle SOLDIERS Soe te PAUL NEWMAN JEAN SIMMONS “UNTIL THEY SAIL” on. of Marcelino,” tionalist. dent of James T. Barnes and Co,| Fourteen-year-old boys are two Peed. Faure: “The Angry Hills,” Rob-| AS @ young teacher he got into|succeeds Paul Hoholik of Sault|inches taller and 13 pounds heav ter | ert Mitchum trouble with school authorities for|Ste. Marie, whose term expired. |than boys their age were 20 years'| Fri.Get.: “Holiday for Lovers,” Gary |ggitation against British rule. He|Senate confjrmation is required. lago. i “More Fun * Than a Barrel _ of Monkeys! They Say The Scenes With Us Chimps Are The Funniest Ever Filmed!” IN MILFORD...DETROIT’S NORTHWEST SUBURB Only 20 Minutes on New Grand River Expressway eS et ee an | PR ice SCENIC AND DESIRABLE LOCATION CUUPVIEWwW Y— OVERLOOKING KENSINGTON STATE PARK IT'S THE BIG an emcee ncn AE aa pena = Seema . 7 if . ‘ wee * 5 : . . | ‘ | ae i n af | 7 A 4 ‘ . j : PS | ~ ‘ ’ - gs Ps Wa . } - i . Me . e - _ te » 4 * . 7 o = ‘f . eo « . : w 4 ° a te a ; nay ee $ 2 o e be ** ° a ae - 4 al . = “4 > * - £ is oe #. = * 4 Fe - ¢ , = ‘3 . 2 of ae OS hd } = = i * x : 7 4 é & ; DIRECTIONS: - FROM DETROIT: Toke Grand River North to the Grand River Expressway, jvit north of 8 Mile Rd. Grand River Exprenwey to the Milford. Exit, Right on Milford Reed throvght the town of Milford. Foirview Hills Subdivision is en Milferd Rood on the outskirts of Milford. FROM PONTIAC: Toke Commerce Rood west to Milford. Right on Milford Rood to Fairview Hilt. | - ——“s ee ee ew oer Ow et eee eee © ee ee oe ee eee Oe eee ww © _-*— Ss *# = © « FOURTEEN . _. THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, st 26, 1959 5 F WMD EAA LOLOL ELLA Milt illite RE RIT BRS BO a a ce ELE LLROELEG l aile Pontiac Central 20 “Hazel Pa Park ...14 Waterford ....18 Farmington ...10 Avondale mt Clarkston ool Birmingham oT MN Oxford ... oe oA Wyandotte .... 7 Pontiac North. . 12 Lapeer .,..... 6 Rochester ....13. Troy .........13 Milford seven 6 RO Kimball. 0 Noth Branch 0 : st Ses lela Vhs i" AEB NO ION ile ME be pe j 6 s Chis. HE ae Ce: ll alle siete: GEE OLE AED ED pi thE ah ie tail Par an ME TROL NG le PY I aes a Pontiac Central {1 Rallies for Victory cove | SE -Qrris at Wyandotte _ eve een.oeeet PNH Loses Last-Minute Heartbreaker Conquest of Dottes | . Mistakes Costly By BILL CORNWELL When Pontiac Central's hustling} football players remember that a] fame consists of four quarters in-} ; stead of two. they could become In 14-1) Loss this city’s best gridiron represen.) Lalives In Many years | The spirited Chiefs played only one half of top-notch football last | night at Wyandotte, but they chose the 2nd half to do It and | churned out the yardage like | pros for m® 207 comeback vie- tory over Wyandotte Roosevelt. | at Hazel Park © Huskies Dominate Play _ pontine! Pesus suate ps tiac P but Extra Points Are FALCONS’ NEST — The Rochester bench of an upset was shortlived. Farmington, also Margin of Difference was: prettly happy after taking a 13-0 lead over nicknamed the Falcons, rallied in the secohd Farmington last night, but the Falcons’ hope half and won a 20-13 decision over Rochester. After being pushed around al- | nest at wall during the first 24) minutes by the burly Hears, the! Chiefs completely dominated the, Into each life some rain must, fall, so the song goes, and some fo win going away * * * Wyandotte’s defense eppsrently| wis designed to stop the brother | combination of Dick and Joe Mc-| Cauley and in this strategy the Dottes succeeded The McCauleys were well bottled up throughout | the contest | tut the Dottes forgot to plan} a defense for Isaac Jones and| Allen Howze, who played the key} roles in Central's triumph, and be-| fore the game was ended, Ken Dextrom, also grabbed a share of| the spotlight | play in the 3rd and 4th quarters | Behind at the half by a 70 | Quarterback John Pontiac Press Phote heartbreaking showers fell on Pon-| tiac Northern's football team last; night at Hazel Park. | * * * The Huskies completely dom- | inated the action and had all | the best of the statistics, buf when the battle was over, the Northerners were on the short | end of a 14-12 score. | Hazel Park, handed a 33-20 lac-| ing by a good Fitzgerald squad | in last week's season opener, | scored dramatically with only a minute of game time remaining| to pull a victory out of the fire| and disappoint a fighting Northern) outfit. Waterford Downs Lapeer Skippers Score Early to Gain 18-6 Triumph * *« * | The Parkers actually came from! behind twice. Northern scored first count, the Chiefs squared mal | Ga dieux of Ftochester went around end in the led 7-0 after the first period and 13-0 later in the ters in the 3rd quarter on a | ’ first quarter on a Syard bootlog to score the second quartér, The first Rochester touchdown lightning touchdown - gailop by | Touchdowns by Kaines, Jones and pulled away In the 4th period as doe McCauley and | Dertrom wended their way | across the goal line. Farmington. Rochester was setup by a Pass | interception. Jones was nothing short of bril-| lant for the Chiefs yesterday. | Isaac fs built low to the ground: VON In le, rion OWS | he's 5-7 and scales a chunky 162 pounds — but the senior half / back did a terrific job of churning | his legs over the ground for big! chunks of yardage y dent in Avon-| was rambling past Clawson, dale's plans for repeating as Oak- in the other contests 26-6,/A penalty moved the ball back ito the 30 but two passes placed | then the Parkers bounced back for a 76 lead at the half. The Huskies moved in front again, 12-7, with a tou¢hdown in the 4th period, only to see the Parkers storm back in a wild finish to “snatch a last- | minute decision. An idea of Northern's over- all supeeriority can be gleaned from a few statistics. The Huskies made 15 first downs Bryce and Hoke End Losing Streak Marching to three quick touch- downs in the Ist half, the victory- hungry Waterford Skippers coast- ed the rest of the way to gain an 18-6 triumph at Lapeer last night. * * * The losers avoided a 2nd straight shutout when Don LeDuc ‘the pigskin at two. Time ran out} | to Hazel Park's nine and piled up before another play could be start-| | 220 yards rushing to the enemy’s ed, [meager 49. Only in the air did the * * * 'Parkers have an edge, 109 to 30, and {it was the aerial arm that? plunged over from the three in the final quarter. * * * Waterford's win snapped a F b j s by 3 r Quick and elusive with a good land: 1 chainpions: by) Bcoctng a Avondale actually just: missed the 4th quarter to’ gain a 1-13 | pulling its game out of the fire change of pace and an ability | * ‘tie in the feature of a. full league to pick his holes well domes oe nicht : in the finish similar to several - the Yellowjackets were in) on accounted for an amazing total Lake Orion controlled the ball 4 1 k i of 158 of Central's 247) rushing ° \ a year ago. | Bud Peel and Dick Smith were, yards, We stse (ramaht = pare i a ke a are \ eal The 1958 winners drove to the the Avon TD producers. Peel = eventually spetied doom: tor So | seven-game losing streak extend- be wes , . 5 * for 10 more yards in addition to || one threé yard smash climaxed a 60-| ©": - *« ing back to early last season | and also avenged a walloping le hay wered Fitzgerald! Troy 15 in the closing minutes while) high po ed ger qT ¥ 4 aa hk TO 76 in the a . > i yard drive and his FA With 2145 minutes Jeft in the con-: a : | put the Jackets aheg Phe Dottes struck quickly. They test, Hazel Park took the ball on| )2nd quarter. Smith /scored from The Skippers completely dom- forced the Chiefs to punt following | Le downs on the Parker 30. On the - i a opening kickoff, then proceed: | jt Oats roll-out Ae make tae 2nd play the Parkers clicked for| : inated the Ist half scoring each ed to drive 54 yards in nine plays. IC | | - a 40-yard gain through the air in, Pontiac Press Phete jtouchdown after a sustained for a touchdown after the game Troy grove 99 yards for its big |a hotly-disputed call as Northern! WOLVE ON LOOSE — Ron Morgan, Clarkates halfback had a (march almost entirely on the vas six minutes old. Halfback Dick ® —tth~piarter TD. Jim DePauw |coach Ed Heikinen argued that) good night in the Wolves’ victory over Milford last night as he ground. Winn, the workhorse of the at | went the final 14. Rick MecKin- | the ball hit the ground before be-| picked up 141 yards and scored seven points. Clarkston defeated - *& & tack, knifed five yards over Pon T al S "| Nn ~ | non, whose short plunge had ac- | ing nabbed by the receiver. | Milford in a Wayne - Oakland game, 19-6. Bill Bryce went over from the ’ | two for the initial six-pointer in tiac’s right side for the TD. Gary counted for the previous six- a _ ee | pointer, booted the crucial ex- It was the worst call by an the opening quarter. Speedy Mike scoring the first TH. by the Trojans in y re. 1958. Kupchiek converted from place | T official I've ever seen as a high | Hieni anc At waa 70 Underdog Rochester had half and went on to beat Rochester [se school football coach,” Heikkinen Gear for Showdown = Jim Hoke both tallied cecal Suan enensy ion tting highly fa.)2013 Lake Orion gained 205 net yards, said, = = ° in the 2nd. Kaines scampered 13 thoughts of upsetting highly fa-| ba te aines scampered 13 the 2nd period when the Chiefs , ~ * * * jto Madison's 48 in bowing. A '>| The argument was to no avail; ee titan the two, pushed their way to the Dotte, vored Farmington yesterday and) .. |yard kickoff return, fumble recov- | two vard line, but lv-vard hold-| started on the right road to ac In the first period John Ca- |of course, and the long aerial gain-| ing penalty thins them back to the| lish the * | dieux went around end on a brit e a hag aa eh ace | ‘er got the Parkers out of the hole The victors bogged down complish the desire | hootirg five yards and Reggie | ion made it easy for the Eagles. | and sent them on their way to the| T somewhat on offense the rest of : the way but had more than IT and they lest the ball on downs] However, Farmington held the’ ivan added the point ‘to give | Tim Alban got the Dragons in) winning TD. Two more passes) enough to cruise along. on the Dotte 1 lFaleong scoreless ino the second) ithe scoring column in the final | The Chiefs really started to Rochester a 7-0 lead. [quarter bolting into the end zone|"°™ completed to Lael ~ on Oxford and Imlay City geared|7.6 halftime, but in the 3rd period oe & move in the Ard stanan They | | The Falcons added another to from the one. A 40-yard aerial) the Northern two hie d site with| for the day they will meet in Jerry Nagy raced 5] and 44 yards . = 'where Jim Zieder bulled over WHR) wnat should be the show down and Dick McKee six yards. Waterford coach Dave Freeman took possession on a punt on their imake it 13.0 as Dan Lickert, 17 from Roger Williams to Carlos a minute to go. Zieder also ran game of the South Central Con-| Jim Carr went 28 yards and, “a8 pleased with his team’s own 36 and five plays later Jones Stranahan One ‘pound junior fullback, rac ed 64 Williams set it up i the , hrdie off the right side of ihe yards off tackle | for extra poin ‘ paneuere a P ground-gaining which totaled 207 To add to lasing coach Frank ‘McKee passed 35 yards to Pete) : . .* * ee. ta oe * * ® ‘Brabb for 4th quarter Imlay ° of the 212 net yards gained. ‘We Dotte line and streaked 47 yard " . ; “fs Kownacki's miseries, his I 5 is for! for a TD. Dextrom placekic kad Farmington drew blood with only, ' Northern marched 90 yards for) Both rapped league foes last, |moved the ball weil, especially in the tying point W seconds left in the half when Charges had touchdowns nulli- | its frrst TD with fullback Georre Inight, eae crane iors scores. ithe tet half,” he said. Freeman oO . ‘0 @ @d af iHarvey Chapman went the final] fied by a penalty and a ruling (Graves accounting for the six: The first quarter TD was said his charges showed consider- n the first play of the final that h |Branc h. 42-0 and Imlay City whip-| ad jthree yards of a sustained drive | a pass was caught outside | pointe? on a three-yard plunge. scored by Bob Maison and Roger (able improvement over the show- quarter, Wyandotte halfback ly the end A 1 ping Ortonville, 39-6 . le also added the point to make e end gone, Another threat | 4 bad pass from center ruiner . Lomerson added three conver: jing against Pontiac Central Tom Gulyas fumbled and Howte SAN FR ee : halt h Doug Stott scored three touch- j a SAN FRANCISCO (AP)—Seven. it 13-7 alted when the ball was fumbl- |the try for the. bonus point as) | sions, |weck ago recovered for the Chiefs on the | iderpar and shooting the bet ed on the goald line Je Mineweaser's hurried kick ; downs and passed for another to, G0. Dottie 37. They hit pay dirt in’ vait'l _ : . 1 ay ra k Strana A penalty break was the ecru. . ey id 1 1 Norm Williams. Jim Casey. and Ortonville’s second period score = ” ¥* eight plays with Joe McCauley on (vine he year, Ebanks arran cial point in the third quarter. Gary Wilkie was the big man|¥& Wide and no goo iJeff Brady addeg the other two. Was on @ pass from Pat Barrick The game served as a good Famirnlaver! (senvlone vardiedt: than to ay ed the pr a Hoe into; Rocheater made a firat down on in Fitzgerald's 2nd straight impres- Bob Hocking fumbled a punt Aid batons ad ¥ Oxterd tallies ‘to Earl Richardson for 60 yards. ‘‘warmup’’ as the Skippers will be iextrony again beoled the bonan (oe third round of the $40,000 Gold-| jig 35 but a penalty pushed the (sive showing. He ran 47, 24 and) to set up Hage} Park's tst TD. ere es te, Stott going 1. Imlay; City rushed for 344 yards holding their annual skirmish with were ever’ Speers K }. while Ortonville was held to a -13 rival Walled Lake next Friday en Gate . Inv itatons al Tournd@ftent” patcons back - five yards for a 20 yards for six-pointere and added| Hocking’s bobble was picked up | | nd 7 : Brad A ty FE eh third down situation. -extra points after two of them. and lugged to the Huskie five © - ’ i yards; Brody Eos * on the ground, jopening another Inter- es sea- Another Wyandotte punt ignited; Only one stroke back of the; ley FE: _ = aan caption! (was and Casey 4 yards, The pass | Oxford and Imlay Cit onde It be ¥ Lak the Chiefs again. They pushed 69 Crystal River, Fla, leader were! This time the first down try A derty Seco Gany Ablfeld pass; where the = ba - to Williams covered 42 yards. | y _ a wi » Waterford’s 1st failed and Rochester was forced Play covering 70 yards saved) caught from behind by Steve ‘October 16th in the key league home game of the new season. point, } | } | | yards in six Plays with Dextrom,| Jerry Barber, the 135-pound power pson. normally a defensiv® stalwart, be-|house from Los Ange es and Torn. ty punt, Ron Rader took the kick) Clawson from a shutout. Fitzger.| Thom iran yee tater Dick | Oxford led 21-0 at halftime. The game, woe commg a star.on offense by ram-| F eee ' and went 70 vards for the touch- ald piled up 382 net yards to 134) Gollinski sas over f two conversions were made by Casey, ~— — —— Pirst Downs Rushing ........ 4 Blt i my Bolt, winner of the 195.Na : | l for the First Downs Penalti , Alon var . hes for CHS yards out and he also ran for Williams and Miller twice, 08... .cece © 2 hling the final 26 yards for the tionnl Open down, It was 13-13 as Chapman | Park: South L on Blows Total First Downs .........., 10 8 TD. Dextrom’s kick was wide to missed the PAT to oe | extra marker to ober the Par * * * y —_ id Reshins vaieeee 100-0 138 the left and no good four Bene "ORs 136 * * * PSA di lal ll aaa 4 sill ieoaaliam orome aed ba = ‘ a Lead i in 14-13 Setback Phosee Atternpee rere Tommy Rolf eve iw In the fourth quarter John An-| [Yards net passin rn 1) A 4 yard run by Bruce Norton ~~~ Ceeees AWOMPNCE «252--+<20..- 4 8 PCH-W 1 aah thee r Passes Completed Es@esccces © 1 M-WEARDOETE SEATITICD | Boe elt eee Hi derson intercepted Cadieux pass on AuNEE VAR 2060 = Lag, ‘8 set up Northern's 2nd touchdown. | South Lyon has come very close Passes Invercepted wy. sOucbee 1 i Frei i] w id ; 6a 118 Pp Peanee attempted Mn ae “8 10 p : Punt A 8 ara downs saan “5 10 , nck | ler ; Kr? 13 the 20) Ile raced to the one. A Passes completed — © ....., 6 4 Norton dashed to the Parker five ito winning its two opening grid anes tae Beas 2- es . ile downs tales 512 oe | Ernie Voss ler aa ro iyg Penalty put the ball on the five bunt sceacee by ee ut . =| before being halted and a penalty} omeo Loser ‘games but only has a tie and de-| Yards Penalized ......,-<... 48 8 ener ‘ | i] E J ae “ye P ; > Te E aa a - fain y Net yards pansiie 18 41 Mike: nouchak ell . but Chapman went the five vards: Yards pevalined 2 a moved the ball half the distance) es at to show for the effort. scont BY QUARTERS Total Bel yards aes 265 142 Guy Brewer Jr ores tao and added the point to clinch the SCORE BY QU ARTERS” 'to the goal line. Hocking scored | After Good Rally | The Lions blew a 13-7 lead in c, Waterford. ee ee ie ARGR oe doc. ae 9 Pall unvan 71-69-140) ,,, . Or | sere ga |s eoeel om oe Passi lures ty a Paul Warne . 7a-an. vag Rene Miadivon O18 ¢ Siig] from one yard away. but ancther| jthe last quarter after coming from, DOWNS: Watertord—R Peters toreasee y 7 ; os t. Paul Mamey 1 1 Rochester did not. threaten” in svemnals Giatr ‘bad hike from center messed up “behind but their missed PAT de-: fan); feat 3, rea) oT Hoke peg Pumbles lont oe , Lite Ford 7-00. 14) the final quarter Ende: Harris, Thorve, Selhost ‘the try for Pa | Romeo football fans had a good cided the issue 14-13. for Willow | Lapeer—LeDuc (3, run) rds penalize 80 16 asner Jy = 7071-144 Quards: K . Kiltia Roore by Quarters Part Wage, aera wm . W| Tastine, Rowe Cesken: peaieae | ¢ ireason to sing the blues today after Run: A Milan Obrenovich pass to! WATERFORD LINEUP Pontiac Central — . @ 0 713—20 Don Whitt 69-79-14) Firat. downs rushing ...... 0... 4 & Center: Benedict | Graves, Sie and Jan Law: Ithe way their team went down to) Jerry Du for 25 rds nd ENDS: ned MacaArther, Wilson, Wyandotte ... ast 0 0 O— 7, Bod Duden poousa¢ 70-72— 142) Pirst down paneling. 2 1) Quarterbacks: @mith l tandout ball for the! def Frida ht, — 7” HNO Gtboon, Suiger pen Repbina ae COLL THT a9 Total “trata ee 6 ® Backs Blomberg, Douglas, Peel ana rence played = eat y nig ‘Dave Wren’s short run were the _ GUARDS: outa, Burnia, Johnson, Mr Segmye contrat “olendonne : Jones ponte oo weap ares 70-72-14 Yarda net rushifig ...se.ses: 1§6 173, MeDonald ~ Huskies and their forward walll Behind 12-0 at halftime after) ISL touchdos rent eh ccomm es run). gxtre, pointe-t satrom 2| George sch hneiter corn enopese won 148 Total a yareas” - - is 201 ~ was outcharging the Parkers from) some costly fumbles, the Bull) ~~ (pis cokes) 72-7 t ti ee 5 . ’ . Wyandotte: Touchdown—Winn (8, run) | Willie Gogein Sere LET eRT It Sores seeaities Sbacsdgoe 3 | Dondero Rips Berkley start to finish. A small handful/ dogs fought back ‘to tie on six-| ’ “ganar Es. 5 fhvyee: New- Extra potnt--Kupchick (piaeekick (Bar Leonard me 72-7142 passes intercepted by . nt 1 of costly mistakes proved their) pointers by Ted Thiel and Ron ‘Boston U. U t, 18. 14 PONTIAC es RAL RO M4 | Gardner ——— vr vy >> 7870-142 Pumbles lost R caves 0 1) Royal Oak ‘ pse - &: Savas, Carter, Preston, Com: wont 5 Shorter, sins, D Pret. Altt- [Yards Rete “e vanten” at ep he k a ee undoing. . Schmidt only to have a Lake | Raines, Moran, Pitepatrict, Hoke, Gott, } r-Lake Shore BOSTON (AP). — George ‘ash- Tackles: Peterson, Rush, Jenk Pi # Ww allo, ed, 23. 0 Parringien Q 7 lh e : en BA rk ¥; 4-0. PNE- BAZEL PARK SUMMARY bev take a kickott back 93 { ) Wi pluarde: Williams, mith, Whitehead, |Pi aliope Rocheater +48 @) DY scoring in every quarter, Four, Beore by Qeortore al? yards for a touchdown to clinch alington upset Boston University 18- own SCORING PLAYS nde ; Pontiae Northern - a Centers: D, Preli, Humphrey, Andrews : ey ee reuchdowns: Rochester — Cadieux «8 [Dondero players scored twice. Boj nase: Park ove is 1g) 18-12 win. 14 hinge night. on the clutch mich Miami Saisie Tele Quarterback: Btale LOS AN( ELES (Ph— Southern runs, Liekert 144 run) Parmingten || Lezotte on 4 and 7 yarders, John|" —" na Thiel’s TD was on a 29-yard rin passing of quarterback. Ed Hino we one y Becks: Howee, D. McCauley, J) Me ‘ ate Tenis o ' 3 Rad 0 p , Ponti Northern . Cauley, veer, Rubio, Jones Dextrom California's Trojans overran Pitts Cispaaa ‘ at Radar (70, punt), Meadows on 37 and 3 yard passes) PR oaniges! plume yf Hteckine (1, ofunee). .{ folowing a pass interception by/and John win's two-vard plunge. | MIAMI, Fla. # — Miami's Hur- AN ; iburgh Friday ht fer , ( a + Ooh t i Site epee bole Berth. Barca: mae a ee es ating ie PATS Chapman Bison iran from — Brvant and Bill Wa. a. te buchaown: oe pee! Schmidt in the 3rd quarter Hino, the 170-pound senior co- | ricanes, bouncing back after a ge Seueiin’. Gavint, Baloch shear! t, ui ? xn intersetional ends: Thompson, Brown, @vana,/(eTS On and one yard sprints. |“q@olinski iran); Bieder coreg) |Schmidt plunged over from the captain from Mahonoy City, Pa.,/ Misastrous season, launched their Gtard a: Le able ‘Graham porien | ootball game ; Thomas Steve Bera got the other from 10) a mncenceonatn NE: lone in the final. His 34- yard pass’ pitched for 34 of the 60 yards on 1959 campaign Friday night by ,MeCauley , , | A crowd of 34,172 saw. the fa: tention gid “puinetiond. morte, yards. | Michigan State’ 199 soccer to Howie Grimes featured the|the deciding drive for the Coloni- leasily overrurining Tulane 26-7 as Quarterbyct tes ‘een vored Trojans take a 10-point lead Mes.” popertaon Ron Orlikowski corverted three|team has olght of its 19 squad|ma to paydirt. als who\were rated underdogs off| Fran Curdi's sharp passing and b, Sehiett. in the first quarter and dominate] Quertervects: Cadieur, Dice | ‘| itimes, Dondero vin up 450 yards|membersénrolied in MSU's school! But the deciding kickoff returnitheir whipping by Detroit . last hard running by a trio of backs ‘ "t ia agriculture, ‘ followed -sécands later. week. — the vietory. 7 "son, jeeloed, pdley ithe ‘contest. Jones, Lickert Pushing, : : ; , : , i' & \ ‘ . . re i" 4 i : 1 PRESS BOX Betsy Rawls shot a 5S-under-par 73 in the 2nd round of the Opie Turner Women’s Open Friday but | 2 failed by a stroke to catch Bonnie Randolph, the Ist day leader. Miss 76 for a 36-hole the American Hockey League. Both will be subject to 24-hour recall. { * *. * Lou Tsioropoulos of the Boston) Celtics has retired after three | years with the Boston Celtics. A disc operation kept the former Kentucky star out most of last season. : * * * Place-kicker Tom Miner, 4th leading scorer in the NFL last year with 73 points, has been dropped by the Pittsburgh Steel- ers. He was cut to make room for Buddy Dial, formerly of Rice. Dial was picked up on waivers from the Giants. * * * NEW YORK ®—Baseball Com- missioner Ford C. Frick today named the six umpires who will work in the 1959 World Series. The American League umpires are Bill Summers, Ed Hurley and John Rice and the National Leaguers Frank Dascoli, Frank Secory and Hal Dixon. Rice and Dixon are the alter- nates who will work on the out- field foul lines. is THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1959 Lake Orion... 6 Holly ........ 0 This is the big day for college football teams across the coun- try. Let’s look at the top games of interest today. x * * EAST LANSING—Michigan State's gridiron comeback cam-_| paign will be launched today in Spartan Stadium with a solid test against Southwest Conference foe Texas A. and M. A crowd of 50,000 is anticipated for the 1:30 kickeff. The Spartans will throw its new double wing offense and a host of sophomore players against the Aggies in the first effort of what is hoped will be an improved season over 1958, a cam- paign which saw State win but three of nine games and wind up In the Big Ten basement. The Spartans conference mark was no wins, five losses and one tie. x * * ANN ARBOR—AMichigan opens its bid to recapture lost grid- iron prestige here today when it kicks off its 79th football cam- paign in a major intersectional clash with the once-beaten Missouri ‘Tigers. The rebuilding task has been entrusted to 34-year-old Chalmers (Bump) Elliott, all America with the Wolverines a dozen years ago, who has returned to the school as head coach. Elliott has replaced Michigan’s single wing with a winged-T, thus marking the first change in school’s offense since pre- Fritz Crisler days. * * * MILWAUKEE, Wisc.—University of Detroit with its strong Clarkston Also Wins W-O Opener Lakers, Northville Romp West Bloomfield and Northville games. A 9yard scamper to pay- wasted little time living up to pre- season predictions they would again be the two top teams in the Wayne-Oakland League. Both won in easy fashion last night as loop play gt rolling with a full schedule. The Lakers, beaten only by the Mustangs last year, romped over Clarenceville 34-12 while North- ville was belting Holly into sub- mission, 27-0. Clarkston won its first for Tom Taylor beating Milford 194 while Brighton tripped Bloomfield Hills by the same score after an all- even initial half. * * * Despite the lopsided score, West Bloomfield trailed for a short time. Bud Freels, who garnered all the visitors’ points, had opened the scoring with a 24-yard dash to paydirt before Jack Newton tallied from the 16. Denis Alix booted his 1st of four extra points to gain the lead for keeps. Tom Moran’s 19-yard run, an Alix pass to Scott Gireux cover- ing 44, and two 4th quarter TDs by Wayne Ross from in close completed the scoring. Alix has_ now toed 7 of 8 point tries with his only failure a blocked at- tempt. Holly held Northville to a 6-0 halftime lead but could total only 62 yards on offense in dropping its 2nd straight outing. * * * NHS pulled away in the last two quarters. Gary Morgan had two of the four touchdowns with Larry Nitzel and Tom Darling adding singles. Northville is seeking a 4th straight championship. Bob Porritt's 40-yard pass com- pletion to his favorite target, Dick Caverty, broke up a tight battle and paved the way for Clarkston to even its record af 1-1. The Wolves led 7-6 when the duo chalked up the Ist seven points, Biff Jones had given the Barons a 66 tie in the 2nd. Scott Martin broke away to go ® in the 3d and Bob Loveland rushed over from the five for Brighton in the ‘ast half. Martin's pass to Doug Verellen followed by a lateral to Randy Marx was good for the Ist Bulldog score. * *f The Barons, weakened for the 2nd straight week by the absence of key backs with injuries, were hurt by a lost fumble plus an inter- . Brighton's big line had dirt by Mel Joseph in the 4th put the verdict on ice. x * * Clarkston’s strong running game, featuring 141 yards by Ron Morgan and 75 for Joseph in a 304 total, caught Milford off guard. Morgan well in defeat against a line _which drew high praise frem Taylor. Bloomfield stayed with Brighton for two quarters but the great size difference started to tell after the intermission. - vet 6 ; . ©. First Downs Passing .. 1 t] Total First Downs e. . 2 ® ards Net Rushing o 41 «2902 ® Yards Net Passing ......++ 21 ) Total Net Yards . Adoo Lc! oa Passes Attempted eoee 13 2 Easy 34 () Win Passes Completed . eeeee 3 ® Passes Intercepted b . LJ ® . Punt Average .........e0..... 6-30 3-33 Fumbles sree eiscesaraersinl@le 4-3 «1-23 Yards Penalized ........ ” “ Northville ......... 6 @ T1—7 | 2 sosodoceodaoune ©6808 6 Christian Leads Viking gy Fh EET | . run); Nitzgel (8. run): Darling (98, run). Attack Which Gets 26] rare: Deal 3 ‘nicks: $ HOLLY LINEUP ENDS: Hall. Mills, MeKenste, Moody. GUARDS: Richter, Garner. TACKLES: Bird, Fox, Owens, Hill. CENTERS: Truxton, QUARTERBACKS: Ennis. BACKS: Harmes. Teague, Howard, Conti, Brown and Marlow. First Downs Rushing Led by Oakland County’s leading scorer Bob Christian, Walled Lake simply outclassed Howell with a second haf barrage, 34-0. qcoms BY QUARTERS The Vikings piled up 2% first|Clsrkston 0.0.0.0... 8 7 ¢ 6-18 downs rushing in gaining 415 yards _— on the ground and added another SCORING PLATS < , 60 yards passing with two first|ceveriy 14 pass from Porritt): Joss %, = Milford—Reis (66, Christian went ever from the | "AT *! Morgan (ren). five in the first quarter and that |W=®sT =’ ARENCEVILLE was all Walled Lake could mus- TO! WB — Newton run); Ress 2 (3, rum and 4, run); (1®, run); Giroux (44, * |Clarenceville—Preels 2 ‘|ran). PAT’s: Alix 4 (kicks). WEST BLOOMFIELD LINEUP from Alix). ‘4, run and 6, plays. ENDS: Long Rendall, Helmrick, Law, -....18 Northville ...27 Brighton ....19 W. Bloomfield 34 Walled Lake ..34 Bloomfield Hills 6 Clarenceville ..12 Howell ...-... 6 0 Bere a defensive line,and Marquette with a potent passing attack meet | in the 27th game of their rivalry tonight with a crowd of about | 20,000 expected. | The Warriors have been installed six’ point favorites over the Titans on the merit of their fine showing in losing to | Pitt 21-15 after leading 15-13 until the final minutes. The | game will be on WXYZ in Detroit at 8:00 p. m. * * é EVANSTON, Ill. (AP)—Oklahoma’s title-conscious Sooners pit their football pride Saturday against Northwestern of the tough Big Ten. The Sooners, rated No. 2 in the Weekly Associated Press poll, are slight favorites—no more than one touchdown— hig the ambitious, experienced Wildcats, who are ranked o. 10. More than 50,000 Dyche Stadium fans and a national tele- Peatiag Press Photos HILLS’ PASS PLAY — Biff Jones uncorks a pass in the top photo and downfield in the bottom photo Fritz Stressen - Reuter makes the catch that sets up the only Bloomfield Hills touch- down in the second period yesterday. The Baron lost, 19-6, to Brighton. A moment later after the play, Jones scored. Shamrocks, OLSM at Home, Rams Away clicked for their 3rd TD in two/|later Christian scampered 40 yards GUARDS: Liggett, Shuttleworth, Pries, = ” Norm Smith dashed 48 yards and/""Fxciauzs: chamberain, sarin then Ron Fisher carried from the ABTERBACKS: Ais. Newton. ‘ : two and finally. Smith went from Moran, Kent, tman, Ross Hunter Rips Miteff jt si tor me tase ro ee : 7 BLOOMFIELD MILLS LINEUP . Bi TKO Wi First downs rushing ........ 28 12), E™@S: a. Walker, Arm- in oody WIL Feta fire ademas "coc" ak SUMRIE Mane, Retcnner, Bromley. SYRACUSE, N.Y, (AP)—Sweet ies See Sree a af : aa Penn : » NE, —SWeet | passes attempted ........00. 8 ‘ 3 . Billy Hunter of Detroit stepped|Passes completed 00.01... 2 |r ons By, high in the heavyweight ranks to- cent ate ale ones se AP on-Rewler. — a ee day after jabbing bull-like Alex|Pumbles WORE oes ceacsseees: 6 1 “ Miteft to ribbons in his national’ "*"** Pewee mw television debut. Walled Lake... “wee $3 * * * wi wies kiln tes oe Me awe e alee eens Referee Joe Abraham stopped it) Touchdowns: ee a ren: 2. at the end of the seventh round of 7 1.7"). curatien (@@ ren); the bloody 10-rounder last night.| PATs: emith a“uinkiey 1, Sale 1. Miteff’s face was a mess. Boas: Eattrey. Baxelinen, Carr, Bech- = — Chi Z * J - . a = __ Miteft blamed pga on tee a guards: Teddy, Meyer, Hemming, Rich- green” referee f had Teckioe: Kiger, Gerderian, Ven Sickien,, Battle for the 1959 Suburban after three solid victories, He Conti, ae SoReal ae] SRR RAEN me ruea snny aeror Benviens Ry Se: atonal Boxing | cnrata Pomith, see, O.Algersos.| | Two ot the four contests are L a rm : scheduled for the Pontiac area, , Michael driving for its Shamrocks tangle Almont Over Dryden, 22-0 strong, Roya ents ’ St. James eleven, at 2:30 Almont again looks like the feam| In the trd period, Howe went 33 Mary entertains ot et een conan ae Fagees snap on nga ore Dryden, 22.0, last night while Ar-|Neil Pittenger converted twice. iimeedis we oe a mada was: beating Capac, 206;| Armada’s Jim Porte went co-champlens fer the SCL, Memphis over New Haven, 6-0 am@' yards for 74 halftime - is © re lead, and afte favored despite seme Anchor Bay qver Brown CY Terry Wills went 10- and start their loop / ad ae a win, Bagiets A first quarter ‘ iy aad iso added 2 points. the edge. Ti-yard pass , bee | \ Capac score was past from winner of season openers berg te Dick i Carroll to Pat Owens 30 yards. Pontiac parochial. schools, an #@ lead, ch Bay led 13-4 at halftime. should win over ‘ / fs 1 Beis oe , é litle Battle, Full Scale good St. Rita club, pis Hazel ae warns his players the Ritas HS field. Rams are co-cham-'can be dangerous. “They are. a pions, along with Shamrocks and breakaway club,” Kennedy points _ Benedicts. — s — ‘out."’ With several fast backs, they ‘up front and in the air. It may, be @ real tough one.” - i i i are greatly this fall, most of their squad has not much experience, John = Rakoczy, Eaglet idn't plan any changes in Harding at guard; Pat College Grid Teams™*™ "4 >" ___ FIFTEEN ions Have Man-Sized Job Cut Out in Baltimore Sunday inlay Ciy ....39| Favored Colts omville ---- ©} Tough to Beat 28 RN ee ees in Detroit Rebuilding vision audience (NBC-TV,) 2:30 p. m. will watch Coach Bud Plqngs for ‘59 Wilkinson's first venture into Big Ten territory. x & * BALTIMORE — The Detroit Li- COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) —Ohio State, tabbed as a Big Ten and ons have a man-sized job tomor- national power by early season dopesters, tangles with Duke row. Trying to beat the Baltimore today in the 1959 football opener for the Buckeyes before 80,000 Colts on their own home grounds fans. is something very few teams in Coaches Woody Hayes’ team is rated a two-touchdown favor- the National Football League are ite to whip the Blue Devils, who opened their season last week jable to do. with a 12-7 setback at the hands of South Carolina. |_ When the favored Colts take the * " * i\field the fans in this Baltimore ‘Stadium never let up their hooting BERKELEY, Calif. (AP)—California finds out today if it and hollering until the final whistle really has any business playing football against Iowa. blows and even when the home | ‘team is wa head, every two The teams met last Jan. 1 in the Rose Bowl and the yard gain ae ‘i roar on of Bears didn't belong in the same stadium. This time the = an 80 yard run Bears take heart. They were beaten 38-12 before. Now | they’re only 10-points underdogs. The Memorial Stadium intersectional game before an ex- pected 40,000 is the Hawkeye opener. No. 10. In six seasons since Baltimore re-entered the NFL, the Colts Wave won five openers and lost ~ | ently one, all at home, Three of | these have been at the expense | of the Chicage Bears, two over * * * the Lions and the lone defeat AUSTIN, Tex. (AP)—An offensive battle shapes up for Satur- was 48-0 at the hands of the day night's clash between Texas and Maryland before an esti-' Rams in 1954. mated 40,000 fans. The Lions move into the sea- The Terrapins under new Coach Tom Nugent sprung 22 son with three straight pre-season formations against West Virginia last week and walked off Victories under their belts, and an with a 27-7 victory. Texas coasted to a 20-0 licking of Nebraska. Overall 421 record in exhibition _ ; __ - __ games ; | The Colts meanwhile rushed off e to four straight triumphs before Southfield Dumped, 19-13 dropping their last two to the ; ; Eagles, 35-13 and the Cardinals, 31-17, Birmingham Romps, 21-0 rics: = t] | the Lions’ 36-man roster and | four are key men in rebuilding Birmingham showed its was the Stowell smearad Kimball back Jer- pee team to be reckoned with in the ry Riutta for a safety, and follow-| Fullback Nick Pietrosante, Eastern Michigan League last night|ing the kickoff the Maples drove guards Bob Grottkau and Mike by whipping another top rated con- 60 yards for the finally tally with Rabold, defensive back Jim Stef- tender Royal Oak Kimball, 21-0 George Forrest going over on a fen will see the front line action. before a large home crowd one yard sneak. Isbell converted. Defensive tackle Ben Paolucci of The game started with a series | This was the lone contest in the Wayne State is a reserve lineman. ot fumbles by both teams and|EML as other league teams played | * * * finally the Maples started a sus- 0n-loop games. | The game will be televised back tained march at midfield and) Ferndale rallied with 13 points|(o Detroit. moved to the one from where |in the final period to dump South-' 1, other NFL games, the Cleve- Steve Jacobsen hit pay dirt. |feld, 19-13. land Browns and the Steelers On the final play of the half | The Dales went 70 yards on the tangle in Pittsburgh tonight in a fam Reeve intercepted a Kim. jopening kickof in 10 plays and televised game. Also tonight, the ball pass and raced 73 yards |Mike Brown sneaked from the one. New York Giants visit the Los for the touchdown to give Bir. | TetTy Odom went 55 yards on Angeles Rams. mingham a 12-0 halftime lead. ®" interception for Southfield and) Other Sunday games are Chi- Phil Isbell missed both conver. Converted for a 76 first quarter cago Bears at Green Bay, Wash- sions. jlead. weekly = ove 2 ington at the Cardinals and the yards a runback a B 2 j _In the fourth quarter, tackle Lee 4 was 136 at eaiftione, Heywood Eaates = sa rrencere: — a — Paige took a 4 yard pass from S Brown and after a blocked kick on F p ' bl ‘the 30, Sharpley went the last 6 xtra oints na e LJ Pistons Pla ] lyards for the two Dale scores * ® ‘Shapley converted Utica to Win, 14-13 | ’ | Hd I ® | First downs rushing .... ™ * eet : : X | | ion | S [First downs possing |. ! i A pair of extra point conversions Tarde nat rushing .c.1.. 187 “eri by veteran Jim Rooney proved | Yares net he: 4 #5 the difference as Utica evened G ‘(Ponti ee Nempad 1. 3) ag its season's record at 1-1 by nip- ame in ontiac Set — —— Soc 4 3 ping South Lake 1413 last night. . ercepted DY .6. 05+. for Oct. 21 Against pun arersge 70 sats a8 Rooney ran for. both the PATS : : é beet » the Ist after his own m Minneapolis | vere sy BY an ™ in the opening quarter Prose sts ay Utica took a 76 lead into the Completion of a seven-game pre- SCORING PLAYS final period. Doug Ebert bax season schedule for the Detroit! aa er he Jacobson ‘1, run), Reeve loose for a 60-yard gallop on a Pistons of the National Basket- ball Association was announced Saturday by General Manager Nick 92" S20 Kerbany. |Hurd, Roh * | Tackle "xitn Btowell, Rice, Marris [ler TD’ was the result of a pass Completing the. schedule Satur- yaniic Sacouer Morse, Osterhout interception, an &5-yard runback day was announcement of a Center Russ game October & against the Cin- oruae’ ‘Porrest (by John Aska : Utica halted a chs: Muthleb. Pry, Zane, Marrtunge. threat on its 15 with an_ inter- cinnati Royals in Columbus, Ohio. The game will be played Henderson. Reséy. Teichman, Stephen - ception in the 3rd quarter. ‘tm the Leckbourne Air Base gym- son, Jacobson, ve nasium, home-training site of the | Royals. | } The Royals and the Minneapolis , | “nicky a reverse to set up what proved to . be Rooney's clincher BIRMINGHAM LINEUP ) . ; Holden, Isbell, Mayhew, Moonen.| South Lake scored on the final re of steed Purdy. McKiennan,| Play of the game. The losers’ ear!- 3, int), PATs. Isbell Chiefs 79th in U.S. Survey Lakers constitute opponents the Pistons will meet a wo P CH Tr ack Teams Get oped tortims | Aigh National Rating The schedule will open next Wednesday night against the Royals in the Grand Rapids, Mich., Civic Auditorium. “It is possible we may schedule an eight game following our pre- season appearance, Oct. 14, in Mnneapolis,” Kerbewy said. The Pistons will remain in Minneapols awaiting their season's opener there Oct. 18 against the Lakers. The game will be on NBC tele- vision, coast-to-coast. The full pre-season schedule follows: | Wednesday, Sept. 36. Cincinnall at Grand Rapids Saturday, Oct. 3, Cincinnati: at Lan- “hh ureday. Oct. 6, Cincinnati at Co- lumbus, io Baturday, Oct. 16, Cincinnati et To- leds, Ohio Wednesday, Oct. 14, at Minneapolis. Wednesday, Oct. 71, Minneape at PONTIAC. Thursday, Oct. 23, Minneapolie et Orosse nte. A national survey of the status of! advancing 58 places from 27th to | leading prep track squads from! llth. Incidentally, PCH was 3rd among the 11,500 (or more) mem- last year in the entire country, for bers of the National High School the greatest improvement. Flint ‘Federation, has placed Pontiac Northern was 10th, Central's athletes 79th. Chiefs’ * * * rating was a 644.538 evaluation of PCH led all Michigan schools, its all-time performances in the Birmingham was rated 3rd, with 15 standard events. Flint Northern 2nd. | We're delighted with the rat- - * * ing.”’ says Coach Dean Wilson. | Among schools in the U.S., Chiefs “4 West Coast school was No.1 “ere 20th for thése with 1,300 and practically ail the schoots 1.999 enrollments and they were rated ahead of PCH were from ,the only state team listed in most the Pacific Coast.’ The Pontiac categories. figure is exceptionally high un- | der these circumstances, Wilson commented, * * | The survey is the first attempt ;at prep track and field evaluation In 1957, Chiefs were 137th, but prsnyining beyond 8 eal et |last year made the greatest gains 61. but do show a logical posi- \for schools east of the Mississippi, | tioning, a general evaluation of Big-time professional wrestling returns to Pontiac next Wednesday night at the Pontiac Armory on Water street after an absence of nearly a year and a half. ’ Promoters Jack Bull, Ralph La- Pari and Rick Stone are promoting the all-star mat show at the local armory next Wednesday and every Wednesday evening thereafter. Starting time each night will be 8:30 p.m. - : Headlining the card will be a double main event featuring the nation's top television wrestling stars. te ane of the minin events . Ricki his starters from last week. “The Crusher’ * Porter, who: boasts ’ 3 | Matmen Return Sept. 30 | schoolboy track and field? activ- ' ities 'OCSC Shooters Split proudly that he is the most hated With Vickers’ Crew man in wrestling, will battle rugged Dominic Brave, rated the No, 1 Firing an actual 94 and a handi- ’ _leap total of 1015 compared to. its a $99 and 1025, Oakland d jbefore each match. _ and Cash Other matches at the city armory er at opening night feature Ali Bey, |The Terrible Turk,” against Louie, |Papineau, ace French-Canadian, jwrestler, and oe eer aa ‘Dante, Pella, } _SINTEEN FOOTBALL MICHIGAN te SCHOOL Albion 20, Marshall Ann Arbor 40. Zalacsanes Central 14 Adrian 20, Three Rivers 14 Algonac 26, 6t een 6 Alma 21, St. Louis 1 Almont 22, Dryden ri Avondale 13, Troy 13 (tie) Armada 20, Capac 6 Bay City Central 32, Lansing Sexton 19 Battle Creek Kellogg 13, Mattawan 6 Birmingham 21, Royal Oak Kimball 6 Big Rapids 20, Reed City 7 Baraga 31, Houghton 0 Benton Harbor 41, Grand Haven 13 Bay City Handy 13, Saginaw 6 Battie Creek Central 21, Jackson 13 Brighton 19, Bloomfield Hills 6 Cente: Line 21 St Clalit Shores Lakeview 13 Cadiliac 28. Traverse City St Francis 7 Cheboygan 32 Rogers Citv | Clio 19 Fint Beecher 6 Clintondale 7 Vostlanti fineoln # Case C tv 1%, Bad Ane 12 Cojome Js. Decatur 7 Cassopolis. J9 Berrien Bprin t Culver tiod ss 1, Buchanan & Ciarkston 19 Milford 6 orunna 0 Chesantig 0 stied avison 18. Mount Mor: a Deckerville GA Harbor Hea f Dowagiac 9 Bt Joseph 7 Dearborn Fordson 26 Dearborn Edeel Ford Durand 14. Perry 6 B Lansing 32. Battie Cree akesw East Detroit 19 He-ewille & Eaton Rapids 14 Hastings Evart 7 Cole an 0 Elsie 20 Hemlock 0 Flint Central 27 Murkegor Flint Bouthweetert Fenton ¢ Flint Matdev! GO Lakeville 0 ‘tte Fits Kearsley Fiint Hendle | I pnt Bente. 6 Flint Dye 6 F lile 7 Leste Frarker tty 28 Millington @ Pow le 20° Ve ni le Ferodale 19. Southfield | Flint Hols Hedeemer Alpena Catholic Central & (grand Rapids Routh 14 Muskegon Hetyiita 14 if Grand Lecdpe 14, Cireenviiie 7 Ciarden Cit ] yandotte Behaeler 4 Ciroase Potnte 42. Port Huron 7 Cirand Blanc 12. Flu-ting 6 Manitramick River Rouge 7 Harper Woods Lutheran East 20 Grosse Pointe Univ School 0 Huron 38 Detroit Country Day 7 Hartland 19 Catnes 6 Howe Millt ry 7 Hiled aia (8 ine 27. Union City He 27 Lanning 8 ie v4 earl [A ark 14 Pontiac Northersr [da 1% ummerfield 7 Itharce 1 Lakeview 6 Pniay Ch YW Ortonville 6 lonia 20 Charette | Ironwomd 28 Calun 0 Sine} n St John 42 Po age | Ke anon Ut 1, Vick iy 6 Vi 6 Park 39 Highland Park fas hore 19 Edwarcdsturg 18 Lar a Everet } Mount Pirwses Max e 12 Plint Utie i] Hodges Homer. in 1th Beats Mt. Morris 6t. Mary 41, Plint Bt. Agnes J Michigan Center 20, Concord 19 Manchester 6, Pinckney 0 Morenci 34, North Adams 6 Marine City 26, Richmond 0 Mayville 14, Elkton 6 Midland 14. Saginaw Arthur Hill 13 ® Michigan Lutheran Sem. 13, Clare 0 Mason 20, Haslett Madison 18. Lake a 6 Monroe 13, aype Monroe Cathoile raat fd 47, Inkster 0 | eten rhcchel ox Sid Cincoln 13 . out emens 26 arren Lincoln | Marysville 21. Port Huron 8t Stephen 7 Reliefer Jack Meyer Manilastique 54. Petoskey @ eaae Niles 19. Holland 13 of Phillies Muffles New Buffalo 32, New Troy 6 Nashyille 19, Delton 0 New Lethrop 49. Morrice 6 Northville 277 Holly 6 Okemos 24 Williamston 6 Oxford 42 North Branch 6 Oak Park 25. Detroit Lutheran Weet |? Pontiac Central 20 Wyandotte 7 Plymouth 2). Livonia Bentley 13 Riverview 19 Dearborn Lowerey 7 Heese 28 Kingston 0 floscommon 12, Houghton Lake 4 Hoyal Oak Dondero 45, Berkley 0 Milwaukee Cail carried CHICAGO li th-inning i) home Hodges Law Angeles to a the Chicago Cubs Friday and boomed run od victory overt Mwartz Greek LA Flint Atherton 6 Kt Cate Bhores Lk. Bhore 18 Romeo 12 the Dodgers into a one-game lead K jusky 25. Mariette 6 i Sohna 2 Belding 0 over Milwaukee in the National South Haven 20. Plainwell 6 = ee Bchoolcraft 34, Mendon 6 league race Bturgis 13. Coldwater 12 Taylor Center 25, Romulus 12 Tawar 0 Pinconning 6 Tecumseh 26, Dundee # Utica 14 Bouth Lake 13 Vassar 19, Caro 7 Willow Run 14, Bouth Lyon 14 Wareford 18. Lapeer 6 West Bloomfield 34. Clarenceville 12 Warren Pitveerald 26, Clawson 6 Warren 47, Fraser 6 plunked out of 6-3 defeat The Braves were first-place tle in a last-place game. Kach has two games to play. A sweep in the final pair with Walle¢ Lake 34, Howell 0 the Cubs would give Los Angeles mn ata einen | 3 the flag no matter what the | Stans Hg aad Braves do. The Dodgers need Coolev 12. Redford 7 win but one if the Braves lose re ie at e actiieasts ro 1@ one, Mumford 274. Cass 7 Northern 13, Northeastern 12 Pershing 27. Central 6 Bouthweatern 20, Northwestern 13 Thureton 19, Inkster Roosevelt 6 1 | The Dodgers, collecting three RBIs by Hodges, who doubled) home a pair for a 4-2 edge in the . SOLLEG OoT L Sustheee ealitersie er cree 'sixth, three times blew leads be-| lowa Btate 28 Denver 12 ‘fore the slugging first baseman! George Washington 18 Boston Univ 14 Miamt (Pla) 26. Tulane Central Michigan 41, Drake 21 Ken @tate 46 Baldwin Waltace 12 Youngstown 21, Eastern Michigan 3 Abilene Christian 3. Chattanooga 0 ‘put it away Jack Meyer relief job, did a ara) allowing only four hits\p idict over the Chicago White Sox by! Philadelphia in a night) inings, two of them coming on Al Loulsville 14 Kastern Kentucky 7 in his 5 2-3 innings. He was in St Thorman iMinn | 3 tamiine 7 only one real tight jam That | came after he walked pinch hitter Enos Slaughter to load the bases in the fourth * * * It wasn't a defeat to take with) ling mad at themselves “We had our chances — a lot of chances," sald Manager Fred ja smile. And the Braves were burn- | | Haney in a gloomy clubhouse | after the Braves absorbed their beating. Haney talked softly, but his j}words almost echoed as his charg- AMO AN LRAGUP jes sat in stunning silence, quietly Won ost Pet Behind |herrating themselves f ag "2 an n'y | Cleveland a al He 1 | * ® * | New e ” if my Ve ' Detroit Mm 78 om i Everyone was thinking the same! Pievet i 74 | i ce a ae thing and wondering Did the loss Menrer tt = icost Milwaukee a third straight Woantilnig ley 4 | tee NAY 4 RESULTS National League penn ant? The) eee eee ee awh | Braves now are one full game be-| Boston 10. Washington 4 night |hind first-place Los Angeles with ( eland & ~ a City 2 twilight Cleveland 8 Kae n City 7 tig hit two games left | TODAYS GAMES Chicago at Detroit, 140 pm Wynn “We just have to go out and 47110) ve Bunning 17-13) or Proctor | win and hope the Cubs help us,” | (0-0) . | Raltinore at New York 1 pin - Pappas Haney said, “We still have to | or ov oales 6 DT) Z Washington at Boston. | pom Ramos! win ours. But now we have te Ka uh) ss er ag arial eoh - in i destiny | | hope the Cubs tike at least one om (00 ve Briggs (00) | game from the Dodgers." TOMORROW'S GAMES | | | ae oot Mee eo ea | The little skipper defended start-| | Kase ( a! Cleveland bopn jing piteher Lew Burdette, who I t ‘ 4 trovvit 1s yore | ‘ : . ‘ mn _ a igave up all six Philadelphia runs NATIONAL LEAGUE GIANT SIZE — JOR FORMAN, Hefore being lifted with one out ki = lar oe eshman tackle oat) Central lin the third an Beate cs ao Hhehigan University, had ta get The Dodgers came whooping and Hitt stur gh m4 Le spectal laces made for his spe- | hollering into their dressing room. | ied te ne cial made sive 17 shoes The 6 | Lain mR 87 Gy | foot and Pi) pound Midlane And he struck him out, | "hry Ht i 4 } T . “oy Pere KDA mn REMUS I gridder had to practice in tenms | Shouted| Duke Snider who had | jiinge + - heen ty the dressing room and | 7 rn os 17 = on is v0 Tr We The shoes until b& xpecial order | adelphia & Milwaukee ’ » | ; ME ik atom ifuaie, pesiiesed was filed) for focthall iieca was listening to the game on the ah radio. Snider was referring to | DANG GLEMER relief pitcher Larry Sherry who Rigries iat COG aes ae fanned pinch batter Dale Long | | \ delta af Milwaukee. § 10 pain ie Harriers to end the game with the tying : alice yao nine run on second after Gil Hodges | 7 heist e609 a I Pa had put the Dodgers ahead with | | a an rates Cie 4as a homer in the top half of the elo tt. ve Misell «$5 8) sa seeefiall mith ‘ Open l in inning. Agel Nee hae “Now whos sitting in the best | eat lee ete Po jweat?’' screamed utility infielder | : \ ace juita a iiwa ef p my ~ i 5 | Ban Pranciscn at st Bowe, 1 pin A new Beandette Park course Don Zimmer, “Tl bet those prices | , = i oe | : ns ireeord went into) Pontiac Central in Las Vega sjust changed , | teu Tadk. vader The morning line in Las Vegas) | CaC cores Four High's cross-country book yester wade Milwaukee a solid favorite’ | . . iday as the Chiefs opened theiritg win the pennant with each! as Chippewas Win 1959 season with @ 2134 win over/team having three games left to | s i Waterford | play er : — | | DES MOINES, Tova a)— Hall) POWs No, 1 miler, Joe An: PMILADELPIOS | MILWAUKEE, | hack Walt Beach of Pontiae raced) derson, finished far ahead of ines as sige Gaunees so sity down the sidelines for touchdowns, the fleld with a record 10:23.5, | Bou hee ib 5 2 1 2 Aaron rf 50.00 of 79. 49 and 66 yards and Jerry| Another Chief, Maurice Johoson, Geen” 3 71 4 Moye _— aie O'Neil seored on runs of 6C and 87/ Was runnerup at) Hts with a un It sete ee p sect yards in leading Central Michigan) teammate dim) Nelson on his GAden 2 3000 asiauchter 6000 ¢ 8 s . to a 41-21 victory over Drake last] heels. PCH placed five in the Caramel * aebe reli | night top 10, Mevet p 2000 ¢Vernon 1006 0; McMahon p 006060) Beach also catipght a 21-yard) Skippers also had five in’ the winters p ‘ o$3 touchdown pass The victory gave! | top list, headed by Ray Robinson |, on ala? Feral ae. Pr : me otal 2676 Totals m381 Central a 21 mark. Drake has lost aN eo (ia Seinfiee ian orn Ts) a Walked for Rush in 4th: b—Ran for! both of its game: t i : < j avsbter 4th; e—Struck out for Jay! en ° oP = ; z : . in @th. ¢ ined Into doubleplay for Me- The Buolidoys uneorked a) flurry [in leading 10 included Bill Camp Mahon tn ath | af passes in an attempt toa keep belk 66, PETE Tom Wurl oi Wat) ,| Bobalescc ts oe a ace with the « I. Chinpews : 7 ‘at ) arry! 9. Keppe. Ashburn PO-A- Philadelphia | pace ( peed yyy wiLarry u ms i(k Wat Larry! 9) 1a aldwaunce 27:11 DP--Roppe unas-| bot the explosive barsts of Cen vatingly (9 PCH. and Art Ru aris sie i lal bee i al" ae ‘ ‘ : ‘ . Teene Athews SA—Koppe. Man-) trals halfbacks were mere than elle GO. Wat) Tilla SF Freese ' rake ¢ i ’ ~ P HRE nao Drake could handle PCIE Jayvees also won, 1550. Cardwelh 1t3 409 s) as oe a + be : led by Ken Ro Ryrd 49) Ching Maret ‘ae a ; : CMU Reach TS run Kelley kick [puniors held the first seven places Ruah 129 1 9 @ @ | CMU Hear h 45 foant oreturm ckick Jay ? o ® A ! @ failed? —— Mc Mahon ? oo 9 3 ? Drake Rogers S run r@etnemann kiekt Willey 1 ff ® @ 1 CMU Beach 66 run (Kelley kick) bd WR Burdette U—Dixon, Donatelli, Ven- Drake Baetich 1} pass from Make German Short-Hairs eo. Conian T2934 A~ 24.019 | (Zeinemann kick . R . Pp ‘ t T % | oan a ames eeciaen coe CMU: ONeill, 60 pun (Beach pass from unin oin ria | Kelley) ; OMU-> O'Netl, 87 run ‘pass fatied) Oak Park 25-12 Victor CMU) Beach, 2) pase from Lemanckt) German Short-Haired Pointer (Knobloch kick! | Vv W Drake Schmitz 82 pass from Williame Assn, of Michigan) will run an O er Lutheran est (Zeinemann kick} ‘ARC point’ field trial today and ae Park had too many good Friday's Wshibition Workey Sunday. Trial is over the High-| backs for Lutheran West to cope y The Aossicated Press reatio y New York (NL) 6, Vancouver (WL) land Recteation area and started with when they clashed yesterday. Detroit (NL) 6, Calgary (WL) J at 9 am. today, starts same time| Steve Wolf scored twice on runs Rephester (AL) 4 Mersney (AL) 4 | tomorrow. of 42 and 8 yards to feature a Events include gun dog. open/ 25-12 win for the Parkers. Bob! all-age, puppy, derby and limited) Rosenberg and Stan Dortman add-| stakes. ed other TDs. es Nightly through Octobe JACKSON HARNES 95 RACEWAY BOWLERS Are you looking for a spot with a league? We can place men, women or couples. Many choice evenings available. MOTOR INN RECREATION Hubbard Bidg. CKSON MM icwilg 18 S. Perry FE 5-6032 Ss x THE VONTIAC PRES SS. SATURD AY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1959 * * * * * Tigers Win, DETROIT # — A ninth-inning | doubleheade- from | gave the Detroit Tigers a 6-5 ver- the Ervaey ; ninth inning Cash, who had replaced Ear! Torgeson a moment before, held onto the’ ball while Al Kaline shid * Kansas City, order and had a two-hit shutout | boner by first baseman Norm Cash 39 and 8-7 Friday night, winning until the sixth, when the Orioles|double off the Red Sox’ bullpen nightcap on Elmer Valo’s two-|tied it 1-all on Jerry Adair's triple|for the big hit in Boston’s fourth jout, trvo-run pinch single in the! and a single by Brodks Robinson.|inning explosion that wiped out @/Louis Cardinals. They'll play & (41 Vemigne lead. Dodgers Take NL Lead as Braves Lose to Phil s ke & x . Es - 7 * . * * 6-5: Indians Take Two The night cap victory went to reliever Jim Grant, whe worked the final taning..Cal MeLish, who home with the winning run. The Tigers rallied for three runs in started for the Indians in que + the bottom half of the inning after, Of his 20th victory, was pounded the White Sox took a 33 lead with, for six runs on eight hits in the two runs in their half, first three innings. Outfielder Rocky Torgeson made a wide throw to second base on an attempted | force play and his error loaded the bases with one out, Lou Ber- heret sent a bouncer te second base and Billy Goodman forced the runner at home. Catcher | loser ®-. John Romano’s throw) a four-run sixth Don Mossi pitched a six-hitter| night for a 52 for the victory, his 17th aca innt eH Oricica inine losses. Al Smith hit a two jrun homer off him in the second | Colavito tributed his 42nd home run of the season to the second game victory, getting it in the second inning off Bud Daley. Bob Grim, who re- lieved Daley in the sixth, was the! * ague standing since victory con The New York Yankees salvaged | to first was too Jate to get Ber- third place—their lowest American beret, but Kaline scored as Cash |, ‘held the ball, 1948—with | inning Friday the over The rally by the ex-champs, | when the Sox scored three times.| ¢dging Detroit for third, broke The Tigers scored three runs off| Up ® pitching duel between win- Billy Pierce in the first two in-| Ming southpaw Whitey Ford |Kaline’s 27th home run. Walker (11-10). * © Ford, finishing with an eight-hit- The Cleveland Indians swept a/ter, retired the first 10 men MONDAY NITE ‘til 9 FREE Parking in Rear (16-10) and right-hander Jerry in | | | deciding game ef the best-of-7 | yoon, 8. Taylor, Banks Hodges SB— Detroit 10 | series, Snider. §—Oilliam, R’ Jackson, 2B—Wilson. Kuenn 3B—Klussewski. HR | ° Neeman. * BF ~Dryedale. |—Smith Kaline. SB—Lepcio, 8 — Mosst, | The Millers thus qualified to IP #H R ER BB SO Bolling 2. Hav of the Int tion. | %:Drysdale 6 3 3 2 3 Ip «=H OR ER BB SO | ec cones bs the tau wed [oe ie eee t ol ie van al League in the Junior World (tory i. 94) 04 5 1 1 0 2 Staley tL, 85). 1282 3 2 3 b Series which opens at Minnea- © preced 1 a P = é Mosel (W. a a : é 5 23 OW: artic gess, raw: —Napp, ce, omine!, evens _ polis Sunday. ford. ‘T—3:12. A—7,196. 12:11 An 3.386 ington pitchers for 13. hits and a) * * ®-- Boston, jumped on seven Wash- | (LOS ANGELES 0 8. 28 T. Taylor, NDAY MORNING EYE OPENERS | READY FOR YOU at 9:30 A.M. MONDAY .- Ba fe da dn Dee Sem he em FO DL oe pe DP Pete Runnels lashed a two-run CHICAGO Hodgeees, Moon. HR ee & A hard, driving rain washed ouf Friday night’ s National Leagué game between the still-hopeful San Francisco Giants and the Stt itwi-night doubleheader Saturday. —= * * * “Maybe it’s all for rh bi Said Giants’ Manager Bill Rigney. the best,” 0-4 victor riday night,, moving ab rh bi ab Mis tory F rid y : A, Fax sd Gilliam 3b 3060T Tayler 2% 51198 Maybe this will change our luck.’ the Red Sox into sole possession Neal 2%» 4000Altman cf 5011 = ate; | Moon r-lif 3121 Marsh’) Ib 3008 . of fifth place and dropping Balti- | gaider cf 1108 {Schult 1b 2610 CHICAGO DETROIT more into sixth dDemeter cf 2610 Banks &s 53122 abr bh bi abr bh ht . * Larker if 21060 Moryn if 400 0 Aparicio ss 2000 Yost 3b 413@ The Red Sex bunched their | cHloward 1 8 © 6 Nores rf ; . se wes 88 secs oe = at | ' air r a < 2 scoring inte two big innings, five | Hodges ib ; : 235 Taylor, € wae 2b aaa Kale ef 321% | Roseboro c iNeeman } in the fourth and three in the | Toston’ 1000Dark 3> | 4110/Martin 3> 1000 Harris Ib 3000 sixth, All the sixth inning runs | Figtano € 1 8 s ° Hobbie p 2 6 4 4 Rous’ 1» : 1 i $ Wilson iG ‘ 1 i ¢ as aWilliams 0 orges'n came in when Senator center Bry .dale Pp a . 1 } BR Jackson : = : 4 = : 4 : . echrtily | it 2 4 HI Bob ppe | MeDevitt ) 8 2 Softer Allises dro d SS aes i8i¢wenry p 106 06/Smith | 3112 Mossi 20086 bases-loaded fly ball. jLong “1000 Hicks I 1000 cMaxwi 0100 _— Totals 39595 Totals 0484 Phil'ps 3b-cf 4012 &—Announced for Hobbie in 7th; b—|McAnany ri 4060 0 sail “per - dp = = isa “Yer! Rada Pp : : ~ ; | for ackson th; —§ing for | oven p ‘Millers AA Cham ions {net in 8th; e—Groundea out for Larker bJackson 10066 Pp } Rg f—Grounded out for Marshall n Staley p 0000 es » . ~BGrounded re for ure La 6th; > Tot = 4 meee Flares fos 6 . 6 ] " — I a led out tri fo seboro in a—Lined out for roth ith; bw MINNEAPOLIS U7 Minnea 9th; Oreuaaed vou ete 's Taylor in!Grounded out tor Donovan in 8th; c— polis won its second straight | %n: 1 oereck out tor Henry in lith, | Walked for Mossi in 9th; d—Hit into American Assn. playoff title last | kes, Anseles AS Ot ans 08 Merce ply fet Wee Oe eee . 3 Chie 0 100 610 116 6—4 Chicage on2—S , 2 vie E—MeDevitt. Hodges. PO-A—Los An-| De 210 000 0634 night with a 4-2 victory over | tie Chicago 33-10 DP—Wills,| _E—Torgeson PO-A—Chicago 26-9 (2. out Fort Worth in the seventh and Ehicag # | when winning run scored), Detroit 27-11, en _| DP—Phillips and Fox. LOB—Chicago }, @ CHOICE OF RICH COLORS @ UPHOLSTERY WIPES CLEAN @ ADJUSTS AUTOMATICALLY @ SIT, LOUNGE OR SLEEP @ HANDSOME NAILHEAD TRIM Save $30 on this reclining lounge chair that will give you years of wonderful liv- ing. It’s remarkable in style appeal, glamorous and yet gloriously comfortable! The many positions provide top- most service for all-‘round usage. Use it everywhere from living room to family room. eeeaen se | |_THE PONTIAC PRESS } THREE coLors Tignes! fa te en Pontiac Press Photes by Geris CIRCUS MURAL FOR FIVE YEAR OLD IN GREG CAMPBELL HOME Your Neighbor’s House Rooms Have a Young Point of View By JANET ODELL Pontiac Press Home Editor Children rule the roost today Playrooms and bedrooms for the - younger generation are the sub- jeets of this week's Home Sec- tion. It all started with the beautiful color pictures you see on this page. They show some model playrooms with young- sters posing in them. Our black and white pictures show actual rooms in the Pontiac area with children who really live in them. The family room in the upper right hand corner shows what can be done when you convert a basément space or decorate a new room addition. Walls are covered with both perforated and plain hardboard: Cupboards are birch plywood.’ The ceiling is acoustical tile; this is especially welcome in a room where strained. That door is in striped material that hides a sink and food preparation area at the far end of the room. Handsome redwood walls of economical plywood comple- ment the rest of the gay de- cor in the playroom below. A portion ef the plywood floor covered with vinyl tile may be removed. Children will have fun arranging the sections into tables, bridges or benches. noise js unre- folding Storage for toys is at a level they can reach. Pele lighting in this area gives young artists plenty of illumination. That white area that looks like the sail on a boat is the chimne for the indoor harbecue. This 4 a room where adults can have “marvel™ of efficiency fun too ‘after they cover that hole in the floor!) For our local childrens’ rooms. The activities rooms in the Vincent Klimowiczt home on Erie drive is a wonderful 17 by 25 feet. Originally, this ground level area was only 15 by 10. Big Bear Construction Company did the heavy work of roughing in; .then Mr. Kii- mowicz took over. Philippine mahogany, finished in a buttercup shade to lighten it, was used for wall paneling. Acoustical tile went on the ceil- ing: vinyl tile in beige with brown specks went on the floor ONCE A CLOSET «The storage wall in the back — once a closet — is a Tt pro. for grade vides built-in desks REDROOM FOR TWO LITTLE GIRLS IN GEORGE JONES’ HOME, DRAYTON Woops > schoolers, Michael and Daniel Fach boy has his own set of drawers and cupboards. Their mother says they definitely keep their belongings picked up now- adays with all this storage space. Pots of ivy, gay mugs and mode] planes add a bright note to the book shelves. More ivy graces other parts of the room. There's a hanging lamp te ; PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER light both the yellow leather chair Daniel sits in and the brown and beige tweed sofa next to it. Celine, on the far left chose to pose in a cocoa chair, one that matches the sectional sofa elsewhere in the room. The Klimowicz’ have been Pontiac residetits for about five years. In addition to the three 26, 1959 RE aks seems children in the picture they have a li-year-old daughter, Joann Their remodeling job was done last spring A wallpaper mural of a circus is pasted on the wall of young Zaymond Campbell's bedroom Raymond, a_ kindergarten sti dent this year, is the son of the Greg Campbells who live on Little Trail. road in Walled Lake « ae oe * te ee eee seen eee amine Colet Photes Courtesy Simpson Logging Company Fortunately, says }irs. Camp- bell, the walls were white to mural colors show up well. The pri colors, so dear to chil dren, were used on the furni start mary with and the ture, Blue and red decorates the sunny yellow bed and dresser. The little radio is blue. Out in’ Drayton Woods th George Jones family has thre: children Steven, the only boy. is eight; Pamela is six, Jill, who looks like a golden hair, blue- eyed doll is two The girls share a bedroom which their mother has made as feminine as possible. Walls are a soft pink. There are pink chenille spreads over deep pur- ple dust ruffles on the beds. The chintz curtains have a_ butter- fly and fl design in pasted shades OWwerTr All over the dolls. We tried to Continued « room there get n Page [8 are Jit te Col |) PEG-BOARD STORAGE REMODELED ACTIVITIES hi By ‘é 00M IN ERIE DRIVE HOME OF VINCENT KLIMOWIC2% ee eS Ei . } at’ | f EIGHTEEN _THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1959 , Retail sales of room air condi-|crease over 1958. Air contitioner Invisible Water Leaks (Model Playrooms H fe th A 7 ROY ANNETT 9 Ine. tioners are expected to total be-| Manufacturers invested 7 per cent|Can Cost You Money Chi di er e S e nswer Realtors ; ‘more advertisi in daily news- ; : Se ni wea mew pect |pape ae : i a months of} Whee a pipess the Rowse’ leak Cater fo ren QUESTION: We expect to have and the sealer thoroughly dry be- 28 E. Huron St. Ph, FE 8-0466 ar—a this year t an in jing, it usually shows up some- ______-__—_-|where. But occasionally there is! = what plumbers ‘call an “invisible” | G\eak. If your water bills seems too high, but you can’t find any leak, you can check on whether such a jleak is occurring. | | Turn off all the water taucets | | (Continued From Page 17) pose with her big sister and her doll cart, but she was camera shy. Pam's doll had a brand new outfit for the oec- casion, Pam herself had new red shoes. Each girl has a blond chest of drawers. They share the large double closet. Their mother | RR SE Se 9 REE inno PORE he Hiand valves in the house and out- 4 doors, then watch the dial on your \water meter. If the “one cubic} ifoot’’ or “ten gallon’ indicator is imoving, some water is being! |wasted somewhere. All Forms of Insurance pictures for their walls. Steven hag a more masculine looking room with sturdy MERCER HEATING | maple furniture. What caught 24-HOUR SERVICE |r at oe eos Panel | on one wall that Steve uses to Thermo Products Gas or Oi) | hold some of his treasures. Phone MA 4-1569 or FE 4-4508 | His collection of horses is placed wv get at them. His gun is at the PEDY-BILT ——e bottom where it is easy to grab GARAGES ze"? S| for the children. They're at- | tractive places too. | painted a pair of fairy tale | | The human eye weighs about 24% hl ‘grams at birth and grows to an the rest of my furniture, which is ~~ average of 7 ‘grams at maturity. ja house built to specifications. Be-' jfore applying the varnish. Gener- cause of a sad experience with ally, it is better to learn something termites some years ago, we want | about wood refinishing on a to be sure we do not have such smaller object than an upright trouble again. The advice we have ‘piano. . received is that termites can be | Better not start it unless you are from attacking the certain you will go through with it, house if shields made of sheet cop-|because the piano will look a lot per are installed. “Is this informa-| worse partly refinished than it ition correct? ANSWER: Yes, termite shields COMPLETE REALTY SERVICE TOR ANY MODERNIZATION WORE. CALL © aenedok FE 5.8405 $ Siding @ Remodeling AMBASSADOR INSULATION co. 2110 Dixie Hwy., at Telegraph |does now. a | we P sgh ap diy ing great = ince there are different types. ermites that have different | characteristics, it is well to dis-' cuss with your builder the kind of shield best suited for your pur- pose. Good builders keep up with ithe latest developments in the termite-protection field. j * * * | oe QUESTION: 1 have purchased an old dark upright plano which ° 7 is in excellent condition. However, | I would like to refinish it to match! 7 | = the entry of the termites | ef terre WY 4 FALL Early American. I want to get) 7 a maple color on the piano. Can for a game of cowboys and In- CUSTOM BUILT--- te dians. Oakland county families have SPECIAL PRICES NOW IN EFFECT COMPLETE MODERNIZATION PROGRAM @ Recreation Rooms @ Breeseways @ Porches @ Reofing @ Biding definite places in their homes © Block © Brick © Frame} bets pile Nan RL LIVING SPACE PLUS GARAGE Free Estimates FHA TERMS Cement Work 3 BEDROOM INC. LOT 16,950 SMITHA-LILLY 826 Main 6t., Rechester OL 1-841 you tell me how to go about it. ANSWER: You have assigned yourself an ambitious project, especially if you have not done | — | any wood refinishing in the past. | _— | It will be necessary to remove | ho SRS FESTIVAL oo of FINE HOMES’ | DISCOUNT shade. After that, a 4 : bids ON ALL GARAGES Builders of Fine Garages 7722 Austere, Waterford | PAINT STORE ORDERED THIS MONTH | PHONE OR 3-5619 | *Swstiraran”® i] 2 South Coss Fe 3-7129 | P edy-Bilt Garage Co. - PONTIAC a fewrag must be applied over the in dry before putting on the se ale r— If It's Built by G&M... IT HAS TO BE GOOD NO MONEY DOWN FIVE YEARS TO PAY EASY F.H.A. 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G & M CONSTRUCTION 2260 Dixie Hwy.—North of Telegraph Road Hardboard Top Gives New Life to Card Table ‘ WATKINS HILLS | _ Exhibition Homes Off the Dixie Highway A piece of plastic-surfaced hard board in an attractive color or pattern will give an old card table “new life.” The new surface, which | is highly resistant to heat and |other hard wear, is an inexpen- ~ sive way to renovate a table. | The old top and all loose parti-, ‘cles should be removed before the top is attached with adhesive. | : Paint or stain the edges to give © 4 the table a neat appearance. es | HOME SEC. FILLER nc There are an estimated 36 bil-) _ a S | . yeor, they yield cevugh tambec tc] 2355 Wetkins Leke Rd. Near the Dixie Highway year, they yield enough lumber to) © \% OR 3- 8021 | build a miition homes, pulpwood: - and other products. Average adult has a voc abulary | cd of . 000 to 10,000 words. COME SEE WHY SO MANY FAMILIES ARE BUYING “VICTORY™ IN PONTIAC KNOLLS | Felpsiteatiate | | | aaemenene pees eas - t fi THE PONTIAC PRESS. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1959 See Today the ‘Pontiac’s Special > Model Open 10 to 9 re —————— EOC OF TT RETO OREO By s'lecapture the eye of homemaker Gals Do More Painting, Get Pastel Brushes | 'ments—are bei introduced to ng painting. The survey was made | in paint, hardware and depart- ment stores and other retail | Ten years ago, women ac- | y 6 establishments where painting ;caunted for no more than five) cents out of every paint brush —— — dollar. Much - that represented) What else was found out about) | women as wielders of paint | SHOWCASE ‘brushes around the house? Well, | ‘this is the part that the men| The permanent show of build- ‘should skip. ;women make better-than-average the women who actually do the | predecorated hardboard blocks, It was learned that | (Store Fabric Covers ‘Only After Cleaning | | |. Wash canvas chair seats and| a Fix Ceilings Inexpensively - Tmattréss ” covers used on outdoor! | which have a permanent and wash | able plastic finish, The 16-inch-square blocks can | be installed right over cracked | | or Chipped ceilings, ence the loose material has been removed, The blocks have tongue-and- greeve edges and special metal | clips that simplify installation, | which can be completed with or- WHOLESALE TO ALL! ] 5 Years to Pay! . furniture before putting them away ik AP Newsfeatures purchases made at the requests | Manufacturers of [. @ Priced $11,750 -$77.00 Monthly |, 1% toa tat rocks the cradle ot their husbands. Today, approx oe he eit Sa te Weed Windows, | Le F Bri . Bliis getting a good grip on the aint mately 35 cents of every dollar| Cracked bedroom ceilings, which | fabric will wae fibers. ' Sash a a ace Brick * 3 Bedrooms - ens |spent on the purchase of paint| detract from a room's appearance| Put the covers in the washing] - e . . 1% Baths * 'brushes comes from women. |and present a costly ‘redecorating/machine with three to’ five table-| Phone * A & Carpeting * Full Basement © And the manufacturers have f sal soda concentrate, | ‘ ; & Country Size Kitchen become aware of it. They are| Furthermore, according to a | Project, are a thorny problem tor Pending a the amount of sol. EM 3-4082 |- . A ; survey by the Paint Brush Di- y - Model at $35 Scottwood Ave. off Perry St. eee Sree Sees MI! ike Gf the Amerioen Sresk | eae Add a little detergent — less than, 10265 Highland = fs 2 Miles From Downtows || and Color in new paint brush lines. Steunfinchaves Aas. eases ah | -One of the easiest ways to elim- yoy would use for a regular wash-| Rd. (M-59) . McM pi| Bright yellow, blue and pink brush) or ust 35 cents is being spent by (imate this problem is to install ing. | ‘ cMAHON REAL ESTATE __— &)andies—even colored brush fila- ieee © aw +e Oe &.% \lowed by juvenile furniture and | ing is never hecessary, So the in- ltoys. Very often, a woman's first | Stallation becomes an investment | ‘paint job is an emergency project, | | in | economy and energy saving. EEE en (ee) fom cong) add a GARAGE BIG 14x20 'such as painting a badly sc ratched | /surface. E. J. DUNLAP CUSTOM BUILDER - FE 8-1198 GOODWILL AUTOMATIC HEATING CO. FE 8-0484 | Several reasons are given for | | the rapid increase in painting by | | women. Labor-gaving home ap- | pliances, convenience foods, | | ete., give them more time for | | home maintenance and improve- ==] Tight famliy budgets | eet do-it-yourself painting | 3401 W. Huron St. “Your Heating Supermarket” —— At Reasonable Prices 'f ing products. Over 100 prod- Stem ‘becaian 4 = ee A ong Ist PAYMENT 13h Lob - " ES i, wate) Gieiaced) te ustanai Pa ause they are more; wallbdard adhesive is used to > . For a Free Estimate manufacturers to assist you concerned with the final appear-| secure the biecks to the ceiling. Th Figa - Call: - Jjance th oe “ AUTOMATIC. p mramierrrcteent shee |[They snd ture tine’ scectng|, Pistiomutaced har dboar “ronds:| Both GAS and OL — EB: HEATING CO no charge and nothing is for ithe right color and thinking about blocks are available cs lumber Famous Bran $s: : . WITH : . " the end results. Thus, when they | dealers in 10 pastel colors. = TORI DH E ET 5.600 Geovessfei tastalt- foes. are ee ies 2-5 are ready to paint, they do the! In addition to the paneling's dec- GENERAL- — GAS —— OIL ——4 - A work more carefully. ativ lities omakers hav 4 , 17 Orchard Lake Av. SEO eee ocean ccame te, the wurver, een? Titles. homemakers have} — ELECTRIC 105,000 BTU || 105,000 BTU : AUTOMATIC “HEATING Birmingham, Mich, nd, acco g to survey, |found the ocks easy-to-clean MOR-SUN 1 ‘ba de FE 2-9124 Mi 6-6900 , Women are rarely sloppy | Housecleaning time can be cut to $20 8 $25 2 iP i - | painters for the very simple (the minimum because the blocks COLEMAN ty = = Fees MarR TEITOTION “HS ——-| reason that they realize they |¢an be damp-wiped clean in min- No M D No M Down f = = | have to clean up later. utes. ARMSTRONG © money Dewn =) = ~ ‘ | What do the women paint?) Their smooth plastic surface re- roar | ~ Sy ‘Chairs most frequent! Kitchen| | sists moisture and other causes of MONOGRAM Forartoras bs MOR-SUN is A i eg y- | ~ bi hig itables and cabinets are next, fol:| deterioration, Painting or refinish: = ions eer aciorent gag = simi 5 3 - ¥ eoangnn - b * “4 - i ' new quic “ary paints an INCLUDED lother industry advances make COMPLETE PONTIAC CODE | Painting easier and encourage ® women to try their hands at it. MODERNIZATION NO MON EY DOWN | PINK brush handles? SERVICE FHA TERMS 3 YEARS TO PAY PHONE FOR FREE ESTIMATE OR 40371 Beautify Bath With Marble Type Paneling - | Most _budget-minded families ;wouldn't even consider using mar- @ ADDITIONS ‘ble in their new or remodeled |bathroom because of its prohibitive | |cost, but many home owners are | ° ‘installing practical marble - pat- | WE DO ALL TYPES OF CEMENT WORK iterned hardboard paneling to _@ ATTICS @ PORCHES @ REC. ROOMS mi nutes to luxury ! NO MONEY DOWN! achieve a distinctive decor. | A. plastic - surfaced hardboard, ithe paneling is available at lumber | |dealers in six ‘authentic marble 5744 HIGHLAND ROAD (M-59) —2¢tets ‘rom Hiohland Estetes, between ee cin ae ea terned paneling can be used on Crescent Lake Rd. and Airport Road. all the walls, as a wainscot, in ‘the tub area, or as an accent ‘wall. _—_———— —————— ee =e | ORE OX MK? : ee aR Re Nits aw aT \9e “ oe — —— ———— ee eee Lien | reat = | — —— The Scintillating Space Queen / $ 29 0 * FANTASTIC DOWN 6, f —,. . eg he —— warn, LOCATION -_ Imagine a close-in, BIG lakeside home for : A Mod e rm Ma fl 30 Year FHA Terms this unbelievabiy low price. Yes sir, regard+ . less of where you work in the Pontiac area : ' you are probably LESS than 22 minutes . ‘ wit from this delightful retreat — where you : : | enjoy country living, a private beach, low : Mod e rn Meth ods taxes, fresh pure country air, anda Texas |- a . | sized lot. This is the best bargain you'll |: | ever buy. Be, sure to see it TODAY while : | these low prices still prevail. : Yes—your fuel oil dealer is a modern man variances in heating season temperature. | : with modern methods... And modern ideas _—‘ This is the result of the degree-day system, FEATURES : too. ara to be—since he is ultimately re- developed by a fuel oil dealer right here in . MODELS LOCATED AT: sponsible for the heating comfort of 16 million Michigan. . 6220 WILLIAMS LAKE ROAD . ~ homes in the United States. Many improvements in equipment and v¥ 3 BEDROOMS 5. aye BELL . Whether he has one truck—or fifty—he has _ service have been the direct result of the in- Jv FULL BASEMENT . one objective . . . your comfort and conven- _—_genuity of fuel oil dealers all over America. . . _M. Daily—Phone OR 3-0001 . ience, and he does his job expertly and effi- 1959 marks the centennial of the oil indus- v LAKE PRIVILEGES Open | to ’ P. M. Daily . ciently. try and oilheating celebrates its own story of ¥ Over 1000 Sq. Ft. of Living Area : Enterprise and competitive growth have _ progress right along with it. PAVED STREETS : keynoted the rapid expansion of the oilheat Today 16-million American homes are oil- v . * industry. The modern, clean delivery trucks, __ heated and are serviced by more ‘than 11,000 1 of HUGE 21’ KITCHEN : which service your home are a far cry from _ individual large and small fuel oil distribu- / 75’ LOT, Etc., Ete 1: the horse-drawn sleds which supplied fuel to _ tors utilizing modern ‘equipment that keeps - os is il - ig oilheated homes in 1916—and that was only pace with the times. : - 43 years ago. Automatic refill service and the efficiency, Sales by i= Since 1936 ollheated homes have had the. . economy and safety of fuel oil makes it the e y : 3 distinct advantage of always having an ade- —_—most beneficial method of home heating now . sa quate supply of fuel on hand despite extreme —_and in decades to come. na ; 3 ¢ Tt ! OAKLAND OIL HEAT COUNCIL realty,ine. | © 10450 W. Nine Mile Rd. Oak Pork 37, Mich. JOrden 6-9834 ° “tym of te oll a TWENTY- THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1959 -@ PORCH ENCLOSURES e ADDITIONS @ BREEZEWAYS AWNING WINDOWS STANLEY ALUMINUM smort, weother protection... operation . . MI 6-4188 OPEN MON, - PRI.’ ] A.M. -6 P.M. SAT. ‘TiL 1 P.M. To protect vulnerable lower walls in a child's room, install a wains- icot of hardboard, now available in| en oY \Three’s Enough a | When you are planning to de- |corate or paint a room,, keep your -\color selection down to three say STANLEY 4 it be variety of patterns. | Points to (J DAWSON_& surTeRFiELD | | furniture covers, cushions, lamps, check Peatiee Ot and other objects. SEE US FIRST for Land Centracts—Real _Estate— Trust Service N. Saginaw 64. 20 ithe experts. Choose your large ‘area colors first, walls and ceil- ings. Your wal] colors can con-| Musts for Shop Farmers and home craftsmen| include humidity, | blocks, storage space, accessibility, | and heat. FOR YOUR HOME - 55 £. Pike 24 , Add a new C RAN 3 powder room ~and end “traffic jams” forever It's surprising how easily you can have the convenience of another bathroom. All you need is a closet or an un- used part of a hall—and less money than you'd think. 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That’s the advice of John W. Barrett Bruce, who se 1 F935 Q oom] ce, 1-9 P.M. 1-9 P.M. NO EXTRA COSTS 77 NORTH SAGINAW STREET MODEL ON BEVERLY NEAR ARLENE STREET REFER TO OUR AD IN CLASSIFIED SECTION For Further Information Call: WARREN STOUT, Realtor FE 5-8165 Bruce, home specialist for Allied Division, a i nn Mr. nM. Mn in thin. tin. thn. i. tin. tn. te. STANLEY You'll like the advanced design of the new, all new AWNING WINDOWS with their trim lines . . . Quality construction . . . complete full ventilation... easy, efficient . and their surprising low cost! @ Completely weetherstripped @ Sloping sill for @ Exclusive operating tree drainage mechanism @ Ne undesirable @ Interchangeable sereen projecting erms end storm sash @ Inside cleaning @ Beavty of design pipers SU PPLY a , @ Keeps rein ovt,.. ELLIS lots alr ia ‘y SPECIAL! 84" x 44” a LAST WEEK ADVERTISED Aixkt RY PRROR' 7038 HORIZONTAL ALUMINUM PRIME PICTURE ® SLIDING WINDOW ATTENTION BUILDERS and CONTRACTORS Call ED for Wholesale Prices and Complete Information os FE 2-1684 2690 WOODWARD Across From Ted's Drive-in MI 6-4188 FE 2-1684 y Closed Sundays 1 1,” o race ogainst time... Winter will be you think — Order your garage now—Save getti Financing Up to 7 Years “There Is No Substitute for Experience” a Open Daily At the flashing white light just east of Oakland A. MURRAY WHITE BOB'S BUILDING SERVICE INCOR FE 4-9544 here sooner than ng into a cold car! 9:00 to 5:30 PORATED 207 W. Montcalm With 7 ALUMINUM SIDING Before Winter Comes Call now for a a Free Estimate on your home—No obligation , NO MONEY DOWN a _ Up to 5 Years to Pay -’ FE 3-7925 OAK-WOOD | Building and Materials Company 1006 Joslyn Road FE 3-7925 ae een caeepmanameeieees - Light, Ventilation (Go Over Fireplace Well Rhy lr Before Starting Fire : tion-and minor repairs, places fire- place inspection high on the fall check-list for home handymen. “The romantic vision of a homeowner seated comfortably in | his fireplace may be -biurred XTENSION TABLE somewhat by the problem of a | ATH ONE OR TWO LEAVES : fire that won’t start; one that Sav tenn 225 . é keeps going out or burns UN) sigpLICITY KEYNOTES this evenly or one that blows soot into the room,” the Barrett specialist points cut. Bruce advises lowering 4 weighted burlap bag, down the chimney to dislodge soot from the iflue; removing soot from base of checking the damper to see if it is working properly; clean-| ing wind shelf and ashpit. He) lalso advises a careful check for, ‘loose bricks especially firebricks. | | These should be cemented back ‘into place with masonry cement. | To insure a good fire, Bruce, suggests buying firewood early and| letting the wood ‘‘season’”’ for a) few days before using it. Other things to check in Sep- tember, according to Bruce, are | roof and dormer ridges for loose | shingles and flashing, metal rail- | ings for rust and siding for pos- | sible repainting. September is al- | #0 a good time to replace filters | in warm-air furnaces and repack | radiator valves. + With the fall entertaining season ‘ahead, a good September home im- set of chairs and matching exter, sion table. Pattern 224 shows every step in making sturdy frames of solid stock for chairs in two sizes and gives simple upholstery direc. tions. The arm chair makes a good occasional chair anywhere in the house. Pattern 225 gives compicte ‘directions for making the extension table. These patterns are 35c each, The Pontiac Press Pattern Dept, Bedford Hills, New York. BUILT wr: PRIDE Your modernization will be .built with pride and can be completed before winter if called now! @ FAMILY ROOMS |provement project would be to |finish a basement or attic into @ GARAGES a modern recreation room. Much e KITCHENS of the work can be done by the ‘homeewner, according to Bruce. Materials like wallboard, fiber- board planks and ceiling tiles, for instance, are available prepainted and ready for installation with hammer or stapler. @ RECREATION ROOMS @ ALUMINUM SIDING @ ADDITIONS Use Free Plans | to Improve Home During Winter | The time for building worth- while home improvements is dur- ‘ing the months when evenings are long. Select ones of interest from ithe following list of free plans, javailable by writing a postal to the Home Service Bureau, Suite — 2037, 111 W. Washington St., Chi-| cago 2, Il. All utilize Masonite hardboerds!| which home craftsmen consider | ideal because of their low cost, | easy workability and durability. | Entertainment Center, AE-314., Serves as room divider and has} desk, bar, hi-fi and TV facilities. | Storage Divider, AE-295. In. | cludes guest wardrobe and desk | unit. Beauty Center, AE-338. Can be}. used also as cocktail table. | Corner Table with storage unit, AP-8. Bid. & Supply Co., Inc. Maly bu lou; ea WATER SOFTENER Cloud-Shaped Coffee Table, Dd SOFTENS | AE-345. REGENERA Christmae Patterns, AE-318. > ITSELE res Panelok Storage System, - AE- M7. Puts storage on walls. . ReTu Workbench and Tool Rack, AE- Y soci be 312. Model Train Table, AE-328. s = . — | Franklin balley | Sy / SS I Mrs. H.B., Pontiac ee us a We paid off Che Loan $62 me. paid of . Reet eee eee eee . NEW PAYMENT, IS $78.00 per month for every- thing. MY NEW PAYMENT 15 $83.00 per month for every- thing. . -« $167.08 mo, MY NEW PAYMENT IS $95.00 per month for every- thing. ,SAVINGS ... $72.00 per me. FOR FREE CONSULTATION _ SERVICE (CALL OPERATORS ON DU 24 HRS. A DA "CAN SAVE YOU | JON ALL HOME IMPROVEMENTS IF YOu ACT NOW - Your Choice Roughed in or desbsoinin to Your Plans me ie CS: A a RS “Insulate, ‘Beautities Potets aN eSS ee) EUiUlaalialelaa’ SIDING ,. | | | | with BUILT-IN > we ——_= ——— —— — ——, = ——— ae Desiring: Conventional Bank Mortgages Refinancing of Land Confracts. or Applications can be made at our MAIN OFFICE or any of our FOUR BRANCHES PONTIAC STATE BA MAIN OFFICE 28 North Saginaw BRANCHES Drayton Plains Member of FDIC Drayton Plains Auburn Heights Miracle Mile Center Baldwin Ave. at Yale Diorah Building Company, save up to 20 20 per cent in heating Builder-Dealer for National Homes costs and 10 per cent in ajr condi-' |Corporation of Lafayette, Indiana, jopened their All-Aluminum Viking Chateau in Bloomfield Hills this) ; week. | This fs the first All-Aluminum, | Maintenance Free home com- petevely priced in this area. Com- ‘plete with aluminum roof, side-| ingh | walls, doors and windows, this 1727] jsquare foot home with 2-car gar-le age sells from $24,990, The floor plan features a large | Iiving room with a three- | cornered brick fireplace and | suspended hearth. The kitchen, | designed by world famous Paul | | MeCobb, has every appliance | | built into the Mutschler design. | The dining area and 20x12 fam- | ily room borders a window wall and opens onto a 30 foot wide | step patio, | The bedrooms and 2 large baths | {are contained in the rear area of| the house, served by a separately) ‘zoned air conditioning and heating) ‘unit. James Price, Chairman of the! ‘Board of National Homes Corp., stated that the aluminum exterior | is completely maintenance free and | |need not be painted for the life of} the house. The paint is baked on! enamel which never shows wear. | The aluminum roof and sidewalls | tioning costs per year. This home sells for from $24,990 exclusive of lot, and is located at | 4610 Quarton Read, |, mile west { of Franklin Koad in Bicomfield | its, | Sales and constructions are by Diorah Building Company of Birm-' ngham. The model is open week- days from five until eight p.m. and on weekends from one until eight P. m. Get your storage tank filled now... and get an anti-rust treatment for your tank free! @ The first day it turns cold the rush for heating oil begins. Avoid any last minute scramble by order- _ ing Shell Heating Oil today. 3 BEDROOMS $100 MOVES YOU IN! WALL-TO-WALL CARPET 135 W. KENNETT FE 56-0251 and OIL Burners SALES & SERVICE FURNACES VACUUMED MOERY’S OIL BURNER FE 2-4970 590 S. Paddock St. FE 2-8343 have reflec ting qualities which will| TT eg ae eee LIVE near the sport you love Cl Maner ...plet THE TRIAD... 1400 sq. ft. of living space, face rr three bedrooms, 1% baths, built-in pas oven and 5 fannly kitchen, sliding glass door wall fe Hing onto future pot area, gas heat and hot water garage (optional) storms and screens altact 14,300 FAA $484 Dow v/ S$ - Bert L. Smokler & co H. H. Smith Oil Co. ence you have enough Shell Heating Oil for that first unexpected cold snap Just phone and tell us you want delivery. We'll give your storage tank otir exclusive Sonitor® treat- ment free. This Sonitor application guards your tank against internal rusting and corrosion. Get set for winter now. On that first chilly day your home will be warm as summer’s sun. \\S SK =~ 4 Houses Warm up to Shell ae Se Ee ee } mney Sa occceeecescccsccccese: se Seevecceees Duleie pear ves inition 2 WHEN YOU HEAT | a & gy re really is Bana Bape n modern fuels best in modern rote tne Play safe. Be sure. ACCEPT NOTHING BUT HEATING EQUIPMENT Otto A. Trzos 3101 Orchard Lake Rd. Keego Harbor very rewarding and satisfying ¢x- perience, You'll dind it fun, and you'll save money, too, After you have decided what it is you want to do, collect all the required and recommended tools and materials. You will avoid; a lot of hunting around or unnecessary trips back to the stére for a certain brush or piece of sandpaper: Be sure to move or cover your furniture and! floors carefully—cleaning up after can put a damper on the fun of do- ing your own painting. x * * If you have never used a paint roller, now is the time to try one. You will find that paint goes on like & breeze. Rollers are easy to clean, and come in a variety of sizes, shapes, and sleeve naps, de- pending on the type of effect you wish to create. Extra long- rollers make it possible to reach ceilings and upper wal] areas with the greatest of ease, You will need a brush for certain areas such as tight corners and places your roller cannot reach. Always start with the ceiling first. If it is to be a different color than the walls, and requires a second coat, do this before you begin the walls and woodwork. It’s also a good idea to let it dry evernight before starting on be; pure to'chack all the sirtaces for cracks. and level once the spackling has|home workshop from dried. Use patthing plaster for For teenage youngsters inter- These cracks shoula/@ste¢ in recordings, a music cen- be filled with spackling. Follow the directions on the can so that your surface will be perfectly ‘smooth cabinet and table are made of \humber framing covered by isplinter-free, easy-to-finish hard. board. A free plan, No, AE-353, is available by writing a postal to .|the Home Service Bureau, Suite '2037, 112 W. Washington St., Chi- cago 2, Il). plaster does not fall out, often it is necessary to undercut the crack, making it narrow at the surface and wider inside. ACROSS WIDTH Always work across the width of the ceiling rather than the lengtn. This enables you to begin a second lap before the first has dri2d completely. Never try to paint a strip more than two feet wide. When you begin on your walls, start at the upper left hand corner of a wall and work ‘downward, painting a two-foot wide strip at a time. larger cracks, To insure that the/CPMer: against a wall or out SS * * * After the walls are completed. paint the woodwork. Then, stand back and enjoy the satisfaction and pleasure you have gained from bringing new beauty and a new look to your home. Eves, and Sun. 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Gold can be to set off your of: glassware, an- create. ‘ee , ‘ THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1959 TWENTY-THREE | ets scsccveebeoceen, a a : : Be aa : : a eau ohent serves °5(Dramatize With Paint _|tiques. guns or other: items. | See Painting Is Rewarding . Music Center-Can |variic. i conse ot wo pers, romatize With Paint /iSy ot'caor wil ines pty When Rules Followed _Be Room Divider = m=» yt anced perma oy lr re Yous ke ldots fom, che 4 = CAN BE SEEN AT... 40 Fernberry, Pontiac, Mich. Yes, winter is on its way! Soon it will be “back indoors’ for most folks! More time will be spent inside the home. That's you should fix up now. 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ENTRANCE essentials for happy, presented for you in these new ALL-GAS Better-Living Homes eo” ee bo modéra- 60 Gest “PRANKEL BTS oat is ps ro ; : \ “| \ iW _~ pac 1 ¢ 28 —— @ieoescttesae eR GHe OCC EPR CHA EWS ee Se ee A ba {ee tte eee ee ee ee eeed bad : S om y : ie @ é . : 4 ’ ; : TWENTY-FOUR J See THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY,- SEPTEMBER 26, 1959 : — - a * Wes ; ' ~ 4 Waterways Commission Director Says: ame ‘i EDUCATE All New Boat Pilot LANSING (AP)—A state offical|jany boat powered by a single screwjhe wants the commission empower-, carry a pot brenog normal con- A] PR ” : immi ditions, can safely who believes most boating acci-|this means swinging to port ed to post dangerous swimming carry four people with a 30 horse- _dents and drownings stem from) Wilson said the crux of his plan places, gravel pits and lakes with power muster.’ This feu’i the Gael ” ignorance wants Michigan to tackle|is to hire a water safety director ‘abrupt drop-offs, as it now CaN) answer, but it would help,” he water safety much the same way assisted by a secretary, who would prescribe location of beacons and gaid. per cent a year, there are more . and more people who just arent SHUN Integration j trained in the fundamentals,”’ he) | sald. FRONT ROYAL, Va. (AP)—By| In a car, you've got the brakes | county school bus and private in an emergency. In a powered car an estimated 450 white students ie did binhway tralfic aalety. be a teacher, His main job would |. ae iors Y aap & | : Keith Wilson, director ‘of the|be to set up courses and lectures — a | “In the last analysis, the*ability 7 Ip a} Noel _ iG he VA ) State Waterways Commission, says|that then would be reproduced Snaae Peaces seer ee swine and the sense of the operator A Hf; - reas | [ a h ec4 AS systematic education is the key. |@nd distributed mainly through the) with signs like “Water so feet deep, comes first. You can drive a cer- ed, B, Et | i’ m\ 4 J . he aeupil taradown by ie public education system to high|very cold,” he said. isin oat with a @ heracpewer ' copie a sareaees ls, coll d units offerin; : al ‘ ae ; Leghintare thie year, Win aut education courses. he to workout wih bal and motor MOF, & aracht course wity| -_BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES __ By Edgar Martin going back again with a request : jout danger, but start swerving rk, oh chiey ‘2 ; Viett'S Tk LETTER GND Sits ony ce an |, CY I, et ae amd re dee oe!) [aE aah Bledel PRR SE || CT ES Sere eon in his agency for 1960-61. He will 2 Wilson said the commission now ; . prage have Gov, Williams’ support. neh aria and the coast guard ee tly attached to the equip: can ‘prescribe stendatde- tor -boat : ORE Oa Cece ROAM! Most of the facilities are there. Their classes are surprisingly| “gor instance, a boat would apehg becaten: Cary rest te Ge 3] CMD CROCK. BOGS OR - , oy From $30.000 to 550.000 a year wall attended,” he said, “But they acceaitcee ety OP SO RKCTTED ABOUT \ wou’ do the pe ne a ; don’t cover the inland waters. as _J ip y “We're gc o keep alter it) and after until we get 1’. | Wilson foresees the proposed | THE GIRLS By Franklin Folger v A na ~* | division working through existing A wi | Ps yee tt . ; | . . = ’ . 4 - : His. determination was spurred) local traffic safety councils, too. Ca NM) Jy? - J us : rn “ ~ 3 by Tuesday's boating tragedy in| He said the ‘national safety asots 7 | Oy / ¥ y> } TASS % rs i ; G iy $ the Upper Peninsula that claimed) ar getting into the water safety | - \ om w) | Aen ; 12 lives. | ,; IA 6 . a wT} b As for non-boating accidents, | f a ae F261) hex LIKE NOTHING ELSE pas orm ee | AS wes \ or ° “Operating a boat is like no! aby . . 19 By NEA Service, ine. TM, Reg. US. Pat. Off ‘eS 2 other experience. With an esti-/ , | . catia tn AQ White Students THE REARS their numbers Increasing about 10| : | HES SO FAR ED A ES DSH TEAS. AN K AH MAN! WHAT A BOY! A COUPLE A COFPEE TABLE... boat, the only thing you've got (came to segregated classes Thurs- “4 is to throw the engine into re- iday asx the private Warren County | 3 verse, It's not the same, | Educational Foundation began its) 2 d year of operation | x “You' Sur -d the number SL ’ | Mouid ibe ieurprine® (oe ni Students, in grades 9 through 12) of people that don't know that in at jgathered an the lawn of a res-) : | taurant that is to be their school | . ito hear Principle Glen Sunderlin ee 9-26 | “This is the only time this year |T am going to use the word inte- | gration or segregation. We are here | i\through free. choice.” OW nven e | Sunderlin urged the students to! pe avoid any friction with the public! DIXIE DUGAN EE mul Ge/ MESSE WE Witt - PE oe & YOU'RE IN AN IDEAL LOCATION, “1S ER— -1 guTTER?? TIM — WHY y s me ee YOU STREAML igh school students, who number) aya | Nikita Should Be Told 10—20 of them Negroes Sterilized Male Insects Mean Extinction BOARDING HOUSE Tey vATTTTRR iii Hy I'M MAJOR HOOPLE, MR, eee | “It keeps you guessing right up to the end, when who should turn qout to be the murderer but the detective himself! You'll love it.” WASHINGTON (UPD) The) Fn , CANAVERAL, EMINENT Americans, Mr. Khrushchev, al-| —§)j///! ?ifgtmem on vette ae invented! ‘that atomic| | mae SCIENTIST, PHILOSOPHER AND COMPOSERS —LUM-HAK/ «a (F YOL'LL HAVE ONE OF YOUR ASSISTANTS PLUG IN MY RECORDER, I'LL PERMIT YOU TO HEAR THE SONG AMERICA |S WAITING FOR «= "THE GOLDEN HEART"/ NATURALLY, fly killer you mentioned, | They invented jt about five years ugo and have killed billions of | ce flies with it j | WY GOLDEN Y HEARTZ 2 fA CLASSIC 2 Jeet =FR=o * *« * . The Soviet Premier got a laugh | EL ALLOW YOu TO REAP THE PUBLICITY . while visiting a Pittsburgh steel { o. p AMHARVEST BY INTRODUCING B ALLEY OOP By T. V. Hamlin plant yesterday by remarking drol-) | DS \ / THIS CLASSIC TO »p——)-: Tt KNOW. BUT THIS {VE EARNED \_ / YOu YES, HE'S OFF HIS (OH. |\] [YES..BUT NOT HALF AS BAD ly that the Russians were “trying we Pe) \ THE WAITING: i )) 1M SORRY, OSCAR BUT \ONELL INTEREST TOUR BE ~—~\ MEAN | | ROCKER! THAT ( wars |] | AS IT WILL BE IF HE SHOULD ) to invent a machine to kill flies av SS. bY ME AN'OOOLA AIN'T YOU CLEAR UP | | LOVEDDR = ( HUH \HE IS. | FIEND OF A MOQN-) AWFUL! /| | GET ME IN THE SAME CONDITION! er. with atomic energy.” | fh / : | \ WARE DAC OVeRE fk a HERE! pee aes : PAR AM MAN HAS HIM > ys 5 Kee Using the power of the atom | y ' | tl ) Ce eT N ‘ ; Wy for such a purpose, Khrushchev | i a rv? fe am? his audience seemed to » A | ' - iL: ‘ think, would be as funny as em. | \ ff. C&P < 4 i | {C— , és, ——— ploying’ a pile driver to crack /, [ CANAVERAL'S OF : (scot ae, _! filberts. (AY ORBITAL FF | Pe ee piIN { The American fly killer, perfect- = ORCHESTRA = 2 , / | ) Vi Z | ed by the agriculture department, my —~_ - , Baty | , ig £7: I) Eee | uses gumma rays from: cobalt , ~ ™~I Vim oo Wi a aw | 7 a — ~ made radioactive in an atomic re- SO sou ; \ a i. —1 aceboy = == ee iy aA a ‘ i> | a Hy Several years ago. department WNQY \\ eo \ > ie Lig \ acientists used thig. device to rid f eesti ANN aie a , f " Pe ae I : : ex. : z - the West Indian island of Curacao! $U(HU PeBebe WV = |e we | eee = : : - ‘ : : = a ———e a of a costly cattle scourge known as ’ < VAY : &S Vi4 ha" | iF CAPTAIN EASY ‘\ By Leslie Turner the screwwhrm fly y ‘oa a “Oy WTO . w AND SOME- “ L A HER 6y BigxT!] + + & | / NY y ; TWO HAPPENED TO THE TIME! HB J] TESTED HER | [LATE wext FRILL WT IT RIGHT ON THE NOSE! Now 4hey have serewworm {lies ; ) AN ig | peg tied mse Ted DAY EASY A ASS TAXI! SQ headed for extinction in’ Florida; | HE MASOR , NK WY | : ey. MX VS S SS and are thinking of declfring nu-| | THOUGHT ; XW! A} RASS clear war against w host of other ; \T WAS \\¢ P : Wh Le, insect pests | MUSICAL TH / | | at ) First the selentists rear mil- SLANG= / // EAU lions of male screwworm files in —_ pall a captivity, Then they steptlize them with gamma radiation. Fi- OUT OUR WAY . nally, they release the male files Re at the rate of 100 to 800 per THIS POOR GUY KEEPS YE : YS square mile, BURYIN' AN’ THEN DIGGIN B % UP THIS BONE 'CAUSE HE'S AFRAID SOME OTHER MUTT’'LL Nature does the rest. A female who mates with a sterile male can ———s sy AR SY IW WW not reproduce, Since she mates of™ GET AT IT? I THOUGHT I'D GIVE Seta oop wba only once, the ultimate result. of “ HIM A LIT TLE PEACE OF MIND ’ : the sterilization program is extine BY BURYIN' IT DEEP ENOUGH / a NANCY By Ernie Bushmiller tion of the pest == — SO HE CAN FORGET ABOUT PEEP ML Ae Ju“ ~ THE OTHER DOG! HERE COME AND HERE COMES A ee eee ee UP Counties Organize, i ce | | n Goes Meas TEDDE RICH KID Plan Advertising Fund COND al ry awe ae a ESCANABA i®— The Upper} |! .! Michigan Tourist Assn. was organ- ived here Thursday by represen- ~ - tatives of 15 U P : MAC ‘ ) Upper Peninsula coun- | lies, i! | ' It replaces the travel and re- sort department of the Upper Pen-{ | insula Development Bureau which | wits dissolved last June. The new agency will launch an) | | | } | } CATERING TN ~— fon etby eat newe toa te AN USAR MM ey By Dick Cavalli organization program to collect $80.000 for a first year advertising C )) campaign to start in February, and! | ! $33,000 for other activities. f | oo», , =a neal S k U.S. Former Delegate = fem p-n- SF e | [Ata Bde B® ea Treated for Leg Clot eRe Cos \S” i (ge FON P| NEW YORK (AP)—Lewis Wo) [Ya eu Ne Douglas,- former U. 8S. ambassa-| ‘ea Ae tu ey : dor to Great Britain, isin Hark-| fou ra gt 4 up 7 ee a4 & ness Pavilion undergoing tre&t- ap lr bee “te a - pa SAS Bee ment for a blood clot in his left! i eens =. \t Se = = So mK and leg. | . aia : Tm F WA od. UB. Pen. OFF, The hospital said Douglas, 65, = boacieald nl eh Balle was admitted Sept. 11. . s 7 4 i . ‘J DUNALD DUCK - . 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G i , ! e wate ve m e 60 a i os fore een at — ae “TAR oe a . yd e t Det, f . en wi id p rs e; ti he inti e Pune a ry. = at OR privi- millet in sl ree wats =“ <4 to fy nen 2 a ate ms et : 0,00 : vi ae & a “le = — 60 MPH S ie - os | shes $ di ca er shop Frank an =e ed ral ti Ja usi eats ; YKO - H r pe =e rose ae a inal ase requ p ond vare That oer ° set oe 9 ret fa amie fa cis tomar € winds for V lert = re ‘ es 3 Pres ay | ft on ir r r re D nd the e onda. al ty a - t po d I e ar Fiabe = at Ba wil sa EO 26 ti wane aves 3 cilble reser gos r 4 h ra ay a tine’ ature, S _ elg . ie a Co bog ed ky sa t re ae = ; i beats 7 e on rty . | at ’ daugh tee: t =3 an an ot =) ht a T en — an a ast os! Se Ee et hs Sat B om | Le 4 room. F gy ee hs fc el ee Qs oe i a On = ae a ene" = = al ui ui F oe d ior : ¥ 3 a * y m | __# e —_s 1, re: 77 a M Lp - = = secrte , a R w 9 “buling Mousin iEG Ise ‘Mrs Hat o 2 a has a aes Geel bg ay | =. ee me — mr ne = reg _ re e in | to _ aoe mt Dray ie a am a sont Osa a ra, mht . as x pt ’ sae } i . . , ri mi tae ; ; * ; ae : 3 2 7 i = Oe aoe tt ‘ ~ = if : . ~ F Ld ~ ‘ . t - - $ / : id = As a . 4 a a F e a . ria y, SEPTEMBER 26, 1959 ‘ — iS ee = . F) we eee ae SS, SATURDA a ; « co. ode’ ! PONTIAC PRE 6|__ For Sale’ Houses — 2 oa te ; ‘Ce THE For Sale Houses | 7 | a Oe eae =; ee = =" ®y 4 -,/ : . - 6! fee For Sale Houses 6 Bann. TK —¥ — Sale Houses 6) wage Fay taser | TX V7 Lo . SIX ? * =~ H uses ; 6 For Piatt tat Y oom, Large ‘ storage We: : rs) ry WEN TY. y ant ri For Sale Ho Varro emp e fe) Tiled, y oe Auiomatic Houses. Te ewiy de Y HOME ‘Houses’ -6) For Sale ROCHESTER ER N VILLAGE | Stal adacneltsorege How eracent |g dara boom. ba For Sale olomal, brick with 3 bedrooms BY OW INDIAN VIL at only: $14,500 Pa hon features 3 ) ioral ‘ a _ es f J et Pe iaeebing gre un roi Pre: _ hace sing ‘room yith Brapiaces | Pras CRASS LAKE | basement.) “aahe 19 reerea- SERVICE : Fu een 7 oe ee 3UILT . Nice room. Pull basemen: ial — nice bas: ca ; ISTING q place. ee “USTOM BUILT _ and dining Walking distance Here's @ fall eee i es Pull JILTIPLE L S . ; rage | $24, ie itr. CU: m | fo Tei-Muree: Only $10,500 te Sedna oe ate oS ie Lot | 180 x 150 ears MU =_ ‘ Lake. 3 bedroo to Tel- t. Also prope: summer hoi 10 . GEORGE RB... 4 NINA MAR Naar Witams Pets. siding, z down paymen heat ts eo : a N AREA 5 oe “ resist Be lame aly, oe with sick neds garage, | cement KI Templeton, Ritr. {10800 with Sursctive terms’ CLARKATOM 48S mod- A 5 rm. m rch, situated © 1 Grive to. binek-top "ares, built. 2 = ae LA. reduced. ern 3 “Ssemeot PM enclosed a with numerous | @rive nd dining area. ¥en, | 9339 Orchard Lic rty has been we rch. full base 2 SUNDAY 2-5 athe 1- poe | kitchen a 1 stove & o 2 ter 6, PE 2-066; This prope hea a €. = po: way and SUND. extra ant eran trees. An exce | Jn stainless tee! cabinet with | A modern 2 are lassed ed breeze afe e. Full ees + shade and $6,950. $1,000 down. i inrge dulltin china 5 ries ar ah 7 us car eupehed ap eng coaae Y 2-5 P.M. . lent buy at c HIGH : . ; | patural bircn fin) rch. Good be ly priced at price $15.651— SUNDA 5 Hira \EAR PONTIA n excellen SUNDAY 25 PM. 4 > | Bi ; ted | r Attractive will 1385 I -e Fistates fe alk family nome 1) oa lot. SUNDAY 2-5 es r12TOS PM. | ble fireplace fn canted 9500 | br gr $2,500 down or , Vatkins Lake Estat condition. ssi son went clay 5654 ee nasNe aeruened 2) DAILY re tt Rd | eae eelk. Cormac tie. bein. AVON TWP. OFP 5 ee wea | discount for der Lavender Ae - 608 | fed ut Wa OOM RANCH with Full basement, rage. Carpe . ick ranch w nded jot, 5, W enne . tered walls, Full base- | AV 2 Bedroom 00 Pull | hy Snyde “ \ 3 ; C Oseo 3 BEDR arage. garag d at) Br large woe 135 : ; ‘ itin vanity tion) Down nge. $4500. Dorot 5 rs Builders hed ¢ water, 1. car include arage on Town- ks Lo Pisher wit built-in led recreati dryer & rang Est. 29 yea RANCE se r attac in features car g Independence | t a few block ith ‘arge ule utiful for y Realter (M501 TATE & INSU resent hou 2 (ca! units and other oe Located tn In topped street, | Jun ‘ont meot w ter softener Bea Li Price. 00! fight and Rd, _4-6417' RwAT. ES land Rd. (M59) TRADE your p and den, iit-in cooking ite $12,500. Terms 3 hip on black down. | Brick Tron area Wa “100 x 200. Alumi- | . schoel & 7 33303 or MU_ i 1132 Highlan this 3 bedroom basement Bu kitchen. Wh aS WOOD! 3 ex- ship up. and dacaped jot 5s. Many ST Close to 2 Phone _ EM — | on "all e iamby in living DRAYTON home featuring vii Has fireplace nd range Full | Jrooms lands torms abd screens. OP PIKE 11.750 FHA Terms | Phon i 1's bath, ew. ' larg ace in base- Pe vais. Gedent ree eae Built In oven ane oak floors. | 3 Bedr tins hen Setraa Boys Cluv $ R home with full | 4 ' home. “B will be consid- see ay ireplace large tra large be rm, with nat- veo and all I neigh | |- wall ( a pPevey: eernex Excelient 3 BR ce 2 ths. / i trade piers ilable at any ron f aa Deed & dining min chen! baserr onderfu VV alleto-w: Teciated | +O furna Te! Isq aval 13.- ment. I ca eeu eta Manus COnWD eke, rae tore teres roe C Meat Must be ret ad ae re | pr walls. aa a i reasonable ree discount, for home, saat | new a hte wilt-in oven uill berhe af Ra right I Tt ; real buy a ointment | rage av 4 an with jar one. ; with built-in son twin sink fu Hwy to Mayhee pen signs ‘ect A . we)0CUd ur app | Ihy car ga Co. 950 BETH E ate — i : a ‘ , | os 1 Street to martgau to | ARGER ash. NT LAKE « medi ; a ccienisnt wb tere ecrea io! Hummingbird, left to oy Paved - none OR 3-4801 LAKE RD Close to & HAK RD. to CRESCE TIAC La pase wt eras eer ie ho CRESCENT. L 3, Bedroom home | ARK Me a aoe 1 Bast ORTH to ** SIGNS. char Avallable’ for immedinis Gls ey few sctioot ace ‘nectea. PERRY PARK be Aen Best Buys FIDDLE BLOCKS West FOLLow “*o soba mney at ners Iealtor OP Sunday Basement ate we | oes Creens ware “OPEN: SIGNS. ‘i On wae Le% room, cewey, | ble rage HH. ue 7 FE 3-1848 Open 7 fe oasement| eres rest Lot | fiivcnea parte ‘ veered Today il Mt N Telecrap = ‘ 5 Y ; exist. | acree ym j 144 8. Telegray ara AO 225 Ne [OS attached 15.90@ Cash to LAS || d Low down pa oe Pp : MA 5 : SaNIDLY Nunes Neat © ¥cou 118 x 154. 6 Bal at 73. per) Sab athly payments. ww e . lent Blreet d Grive, mortgage es taxes | and mo S spear a -P.M. / ' 196 CHEROKEE mporars DOM Gan ira immediate possession month. te ONS | CLARKSTON AREA me ot UTICA AREA 5 PM SUNDAY 2-5 ern contemporars . i patge sce animes | & tnau : : m ranch ho tate - : . 2- saMd, | hedroom me loca "ER MONTH TOTAL asonablé term hed- | OL” 3 bedroo down. this es a f z CI S ‘on all ee nar with on Te MON Le ier B Coats Koad, New 3 Out PAR Ba ig openly moe res i monthly payment Va- i wresareen preee fence SUNDAY 2178 Kohler ed on nively ar arage Large | “ | yoom plaatere e, 8 acres. Clean 32 Oak floors ow “ with full : + orpdae tt... toes wilcnee 1 . 24 Senseo A basement ace fp North fic cellent Pag rion re are com wa valor Legg oer aa 304 S. Tilden ds In the Hea FORD school : Do wn is ford reom with seplace fan BH | vee tion elt eee creatmetels i forsee, i 4000 ‘Down? ‘ H were? Hecate with 3 Pais acre landscaped fo ere Pioneer Highlan ° h. districh, @ room. iiving hy \ C ly room, 14 bath ieular” wood Roa 10,960 with . i rick i decorated i sler Miss RICK ranc ranch wi No hl Ng ly room Por that part : dian $10, ior rooms Just treet. Car- to ped eld fas h Center. Six EDROOM B aped @ car garage ; piper Ideal for the large faeni ¢ own Be axecinr crs EY, E FRONT. 5¢ d out. Faved str ith sy bathe: Narge (ree: Beautuly landse ay 4 area. 11 Hel for Wr left to | Nd TAC KE OAKLAND LAK ‘ing state 4 ee aster bedroom w provi 1% baths, la ent Sere ccus in uracaee scree dscaped. $ M50 RAITS Lane yaar to Cherokee, NY) es | RPONTI, FE 56-8275 | Owner leay d porch ort. Ma H shéwer. Only 100 cons basem yard, screen Full base- nicely lan down. {DLE st nd xe } Huron "Eh MONTH ” if _ ase. Large enclose Sv. and sta. n pay- reatien rr hed garage 2 car garage. with only $1, E RD. legen Wooded ‘ Ann $68 PE 717 Baldwin BR. home.. L rece. Penced with low dow d 3-car attac ent and eation room = NT L privilege e beaten path cpeiy aig eplace § O1l turn jon. $14 - $13,500 FHA terms an down with exce ment; recr full baths. Car R STANDA: riuded Of th teas from RWIH, ariel Nass ,! | Fir Immediate Possess: eo at ment and $10,000 fireplace. 2 fu extras. Re- —RIGHT to HLER—LEFPT vet onty mina ches, | ono en a Owner will leas terms. ting & other $177,950. RIGHT. to, KO! WATCH Be ake pana 298 W rive TLISTING pikeviC ia | OT poe ou whe MN. Realtor ROTEEE Reatcom homes. a WILLIAMs LAKE duced $1.0 BLVD. oie a ban wane. A fuvely 2 hee room 1S | MUL | ie {AY JE: ’ rd & dit is good and yo : A ORTH ‘2 Bl 8. with 19 ft eae lear, atid | J. C. FE 56-0441 your crs ou can own built bedroom beroae “OPEN” SIGN " G Wiehe, Neal, ¢ = CEerrvne york steady, y ay- Custom bu lovely FOLLOW ca pea at bh ee ky OPEN EVES. | AER ; KECUTIVE ee ree kiss, w OUR. 0teS — F come ot ee oS e e brick ranch home Complete unday 1-5 P. : fine orthetn woods oe 136 OF F r ‘ Ne “ rambling eee ments as = tree-sitad and at- . teal Por ; ; pretentious live e“ails. ment, pati r- wl ena — JONSON PE 38-9693 | x ee eintoriable tv ” ieuRDAT. aeoNDAY | Bee Office Open o sipe parce GOUT us Ing), Oven 1100" 1 utiful ce- SATU tell pete eens and is ES] BAST OF Ae droom hore | area, two bea rus Call Mr Cas storms and ser ke. See Th" W ate fal. 1% tochester 2 bedrow veted ing 8 ie baths @ rum j E 21273 ne block to la! Toe as) Y BUY room Colon ened- he large, bor vee fac aie 20 YEARS OF SERVICE | | iene oral ls aout of ible r HURON 1 how! TEMF eee vasew type eg rece hivitig room very in \ | 2 car ; . ' ‘EST “ m to rc. rage. Ing - te dining a | world ic eye doors, 531 WES OXFORD 3 Dedeses hl tempte in po nd 2 car ga A ey with separate | dint se SUN DAS | Wccges wih wae Sinming. BR 540, 2183 NEAR fisera eoremwelndo Reapeng see 2 cer saree en ae eas ae OPEN mee jorated . betwren ex- . ° _FE_}- in uy and may ely Jand- Immediate po: Rees He ehoule nul e bor a Pontiac, on an i brick rancher tting on @ lov ck at once. Pajments hi ree ia ca and Pon beautifully [> Long, low : d rooms so. Bel x 180. Ba be sold Sch ne luding (axes 89 PREATON We welcome cases ea cs teal of this | i] fine ares. eaye reek fire- ips aced: a er ees c : bulmii 6 fu Donelson ree SUPER LOE, ‘ ‘ | Inndacaped, ‘ple Sell tal S500 | J] place in hving room. 3 bed> jane fence 5. Large sol WEST SIDE : rar MI Wed eaten ee eos aine” Be consider renta nei : 2 bed-| place I’ecar garage om 10 x 1S. ft. 3 bedrooms. FAMILY PhOME wr feat you bedroom colatii a W lerms, of . client ove in this iy rooms. the price room r iL, ry “ h Colonial sed- } ve so of ie 4b Priced at §! i rejjable can m 3 for on reduced has ove ation Dutc ie gies fic timed , oe t ts thw ; ead frame pati ai fireplace peed FRONT ve pert oe ee Lake | ere ro Gs dg tM et beh We ur oa just aut vo in" sumporch. Basement od rary Very 790) Living roe kfast rooms 11 CANAL FRO? $500 Locate his home ts vin. 5 West k with u in a nd 2 : iru 2 ' ; fan bedroom ; sake. Thi enced oe 5a rivi tter chec arage @ daae Uri me ty sal kitchen wae ae itm Aisi & SANE An sumctive 2 bedroom & ates a pi On, Gere aie West Suburban ,; ; $14,950 a includes take Pp coma) mete oer serra Imig rach (Hercet knotty ah i earpetin . brew k hor ’ i heat he ved owe ad R Woot lege . Yelng@ rout S dood il to wa ull , at ol : pave want @ VEC . hadeled kite hen vie Meetene nn eon Gn KEIR livery knicnen nice family mee sinelne ls Pgr1 480. 2 Level Buck SS d 3 bedroom : : t Realtor . “RADE RAISE im ey Tale He ied nose Pp iwitin) recreate a RAPT b u fumily near ha ees Tucan sew 2 cue enrages. teal deei-— call naw Beautifully decespted 1 vee lux- Warren Stou rE oe WILL TR, 7 Renin RAT a0 RS | neineral ar mt hareinen wan and arse A tog tan cai Poms wre Fea ts ranal to ! ' with i living brick ranch | : “KE tare fneine ae Paved Allomalir washer ‘ Pane ; Hight tile lo ft op canal t eh home bath spacious Saginaw 3. bedroom brick HICK tener Onn : “e Junes « $11 000 Mo or connider a» | : rious tile ba ce. Pull dining uy N. pday 1 to 5 é Village. 3 car Cc e! This Fi walter ¢ Gumnar teal (ins) heel car ga Cathal Roltse tn fram tube cello contract | ; O-PS ur ith fireplace icads Bur | Sylvan it and oe hat you ae ith Ive Fuvite tas ; mibhe and © tau be ne iu trade, oF WW etieOe room Ww tehen with loa e. Carpeting a“ or = whe ement w a e ow low pe venient! to 7 N SIREKT ra ; home it | room. dream ki built-ins. | gara Screened-in oom full bas roxi+ at 439 200 | Biohoola HURON pre MPROE STREET FesrRe bio 940 i DR¢ WN ay boards, all the ‘oom .™rner of extras rd with : oil heat and ie nd PO P HT ofa Prost rivale eulia K 4-]3] ‘ M d of cup Recreation r ——___—___— Extra nic Od or be auto. la acre la ue PRESTON Te teruily, 9 . ans aM 3EDROOM BUC 4 bedrooms an eating space treplace. Auto- es. Will trade aY- mately icken pened UE eet i PEMTY a anes di " ea sik ‘1 is 0 pet 1) oe home. a tepernte “aininw ae a of edly “heat and. fh Telegraph OR 1 3458 | Jolin WK met | bunga eat, oak f Open Eve dinie Hwy. ter, automa Total OPEN /ALUI . m ood credit, * MFIELD ay oeh i tors | telco ofl on DaANsion at- _ $660 Dix = hot wa 1G arage A V: = you have ¢ rh oY Tin Nagel Sip S ream sclgabarcane ' nee 1o28 “n | macterent oe ar “payme t laa eg ‘buy * whjle you FRI SAT. SUN. 2: Cute and clean 2 ea nice the terms. : Kanve In eactusive in baserjent VW1Y Weel Muron Btre aT] ai mons 5 and lus §400 price : * ajow situated on Hom a ; 1 or FR 24 Inc ‘axes can 7 PM. pene tis garage. = PECIAL Recreation room r attached Phone FR $0447 or | ou Ht Nendie . . 2- : car xcellent L SPEC | with fireplace ata breereway | Phowe EVE VE 5.4544 mene Vase ‘BUD” Nicholie, Realtor EY PARK, See ae tek only s cage seni think, . nm payment to Mana rake WIth hea oor ac. | *NTAL OPTIONS “BUD" } OAKL jy commares (Reiss. lake privileg 1,850 down: No dow ms, large liv ° fees Yoacre lot will se ity pro- | Vacant ' in RE ieee Vacant hues home 49 Mt cen ae puerions: to Ganley $6,950 — $1, ans. § a Neenae lots of ; heaper ci p hungalow ft We have fon Iltng on 8 rm ho Mrs ele ‘omme 2 fi z ing roo ed ga- cept trade on ¢ Nice 8 room a ee Bowork: | te wdcin eaente iitarened $500 DOWN rag ee painting ra ni or FE 4-8773 Sark Rd. dari oi Watch for IVESTMENT eating. space moe Large - perty Met | Tie uiuile 4 betooane Gull Gon all fue 1aHUheE LAtuTonatiog Prices ai cals 8 000 Fr Left 2 block INVES ‘Dixie eee ne cess ate SEY $10,850 fter @ call Mr Che Ai AiaWialie newt earene call for turthe Priced as only i ‘DEN, Realtor Family Duplex — tal. sae riers much for so little. OST a Breslnas is 4.2935 nent us ma VolA relnigerslar SiR MICHIGAN | WN Only 5 yrs. old ; = C. HAYD + FE 8-0441 bo fronta tf NP OUP cere oi) ae. So terton Will tnelune eet ROCHE # a inum alded 73 $700 bo SarouEn bungalow ne. \a ING SERVI J Iten iced ek - at $8, \ fOHSSOX, Iealvor eae . ris | ike Estates 2 pnods burgsiow eS barge ia be) “aim storms. cer | MULTIPLE LIST E. Wa MA 4-4621 H = , is = , “hisahe “ vida At SOS fern stream: : x T Sneak | 701 Ss. 1 cle ah Ral. . ideal home for an uanee peanut mee ail cerainie ears ceeh 06 and worth every. ! EGRA Vt 4 a | \ 53 oe tive 5 rear me we bak vee bath ‘excellent se peany — _——— ; Tae 253 ‘ 1 plastere: ' r ova bs “a bloca from school, 5 | ») eVICW Ie Hee oll It-tn bath, 14 em ment %y K — Modern see aV1eE Goons) but ‘iegee, Rey PITA Ag . L OR TRADE — Modern | =, »SEN Ie | hy rage Lake privilege earns et pengsiae Aiuim: storms” AN. ~ F E; 4- KAME : « | ters 1 ac . fr ric ~ = a oy : Lio 9 PM | ‘i W O W [ake Heat iantaes & BON REALTORS CHon Jepuing yeas prin creas | ‘ 3 to 5 Sunday BA TEMA lange (lake fronts t) DORRIB DE | $10,750" Eas nd contract o : 2 Nouses on ‘ mn fake fu WE T us : ©1557 ‘ usetrailer, lan rown or on : ) , RO¢ yM MQ] Wel lot 900250 2 - ae ryixie Hay Lay Huson hone ut cn | for how reve ree Mr. Brow j R I ripp, Realt« r BED 3] [he Uetanee ik ix ye MON TIPLE, LISTING. SF | Mra McCarthy | Leslie R. hit : Colles t Income if rpace ta = cath hlands. W e . ; ite Tarte ¢ un ; : 'E — 6 roo field Hig ; | a eon unit om ty [tl 'Y a Ik \l he ‘$8090 REAI a nen as mp opin . \f eee rooms. with fedrutel ty i TRAD $350 ’ ' Homes 5 | ha tental Complete $22 | bole 2 home t anil Gas heat paras i Cl . N 1) way I — drive I'4-acre tot. ives room B Y z 2 aca Viking tei thru | family toon Alun iT eoeyetien . and bath up lintbece. Pull base- SELL 7 | \\ I Ie toors Wall to wal the lnekch " Walton Blvd. with natura ee f DOW SOLD viv mnw Eee sate wen aE eee” RU ales Li den spac = ~ Lahey : : . | JOR . e ae teats 0m . m pocd ome Eecvabeum \ Le anit exterior. DIRECTIONS: Tern east aoe of TH IN ONE WHI an * #99 WE tees ldo Sea ee arated Square Lake Ra. Pouew mens. OC Os]s ‘ + i I AR DOOM ALM Nearly Evetyoue Dors s19 800 CRE "Naren wtyle pea Cony ae A ledge noe Bquare La | DOWN 4 th eabiinet mee ah . ne : 8 ‘e loor =p 0 i DAI | | A KI ; pietonn eee an A eee lature A DATE TO SEE is ve bungamnw _with ot oon treptace ae ye eente fase 1615 W ee eo " fet oak Flea © hedron y y ' y to epee Hiern | J U = els thi nant 1 5 PO Morwmenton Au ment OMS kl ; r Ze alum storm ape “Completely pace’ es | ag 3 bedrooms. complete f a West Huron 6tree: PE 4-4278 We feivits Vr — 4 beat int ‘ eee ance ft family oh : $4,500 No storms el comatructec o € fintahed rum ble 5- 816 a fea ‘AS re 5 burn Heigtts Va us, Jake priv. Ouly tots. A well ondition Price | lv and pool ta FE ° wilt tn : “Ors Fiect ¢ on- has soda bar e Near room heme Bu Ae yay | ILE 5 A . bedioonias down, 1 | s wn payment and in Section costs A ® | i attached garag es. - ture t et ne af | ° $000 sale hasereecn ae ae ie KS 1 bedroom nant phandd valde, Easy terms gest with 818 S00" Foss bie RR | - thy y rH r i aft may ul Ele RES 1 i } - ~ at + we the tutit in ave ES WIS we warave Fall ' ie in town, Ms none 1953. 15) minute dr Only 4 vrs old Priced ee Penix | r NE DOES) : A range formica ied HERE - 0 SQ Fr | sche 1 nash echools, aes city $18.500 terins LAKE HOME " 3 mice large vece CALL OR, “vissd DIX . ke | ~ (NEARLY EVERYO> lat vin varie bes , . . | . o ® : \ room aio TO , n I a | i j ters knetty pine parried Living Arew good aren 1 Os | Bric Large family E HWY. LTON Unio oom : le iT) ofr IW 3 ARAGE 1} hace. | UBURBAN i fire bedrooms, e ledgeston I D TO WA This 2 bedr cining stem, ti niet TTACHED G | Ybedroom. Ful NORTH 8 n 1955 2 fir hed gar. Larg hen LAKE RD, O PROP- vicinity. of the } 1 double riug a 100 Down ituated in sk ranch built 1 a car Attache rnixtie kitch — LEFT T Village est buy wil ‘hows ri ude or Only s - li brick, home « ner | brie« £ bans basement k fireplace Mode “Drapes . BLVD home is our beautiful pan-— 1 bee, ites valongt Si nak I Walling Milla Beautiful” ec La a aries eine or isha Completely ree as feet on ERTY week. Ay bo “china arian = aeney ot maved ditve 850 lot, 2 car garage “He This is nice. $22 | ane cpreet ie feet deep. “Pricel aang, room. | aL ce a- flonre etely fiiy- FE 845841 : 2 bed | the wate — in boar Women mre compl . : , bath nly $22,500 lenty of cup 0 poets oe rene “ ear Pon ‘ PE € tee thru Bat oie ows aieing tease oy he an For fast * rage! Selling for ty asa evte 4 on d - . a ar . on Fi nk lea Oo | = i sk | ‘ . i : einer High and MAINTENANCE FREE Open 0 ee dining room ga N oelinieck ceeaie WE eu cree | ene Ott a Hills { é Y Z ‘TIL ") LeBaron ry me ie Aluminum Eaterior 2 WEST AIDE NEAR TEI. beeenene & TRADE Vicinity. OPEN BY SUNDAY 2-6 tiful alf brick home had % SUN ei aewer ate FVOLUTIONARY \\ NI. f ronme .'> be acne lot, neat: P Ane] . . meet large Pan wearooms Pull ME NS ee CIRCULATE: ite sate awe oF sue) one ; bath off master breezeway & 2 y LAND AT HO ON Floor Pian tusite EDY ny eee L. UL. BROWN, Realtor 6, 44 ee car partes, Kareptionally. nice VACATION L baths, fireplace, : Perry to Joe- family . ‘ . ond LING few ar garag By appoint- ths, fi Vrive out N ht to uve th Lake Roa ROL lous vie e 96'x136'. 1Y, atns, 1 to K Neveriv. rig Home You ; . Elizahbe 4810 a fabu its orner lot, rooms, 2 Open . . ela, Sect! we ree rPiNa: I TOR r \\ iam M ee " 02 ( 3 Fh. Pao te tistiNa “arnt Ls fete soem? HI Ht Ie vil eae Take Orion LAKE FRONT * Nene washer & oy eh T10 E Reverly “GOOD HOU : LIFE tye fain ON 8 oe 20. LTIPL very fines ision of indi- La 1% ven ran ed- Est & not alten A subdiv es, very sharp. built-in o dining room “READERS DIG Kealte Huron lage. bullt hom 1 district. Livin room, eto ‘dual custom t mod- 8choo that . sal. IVINg atio. Warten Stout, Realtor im, AM A ‘cotontal tGmorrow within. rood for’ your vinpection, ‘Dorm electric disposal. 12x12 family oo 0 wr? and avec > Z b-8168 em as e price i eeds. $ carp d, mus tL oPh FE He cas ube Daneel hat hace ‘tory size he family's n room transferre 77N Saginaw 6 ie _ 000 bracket tha N uld help t ing in liv- t. Owner lv and : the $26 thing. EVE meld Ss see ws. || 20x24 carport. come early 3 ; we | has every’ M- all to wi ‘ H ba , . $18,800— NOTHING DOWN PELL BUILT THRER RED. | See uae | wedenaw winee: tice ioe Ane kitchen ment with gas heat Nicely i riced to do just that. ill\be picased to show K Fl $82 MOO RA week abuse A peel 2 badnsarn living Me cedtecton” site modern. scaped lawn 80150" lot. 2 Y t MR. MAYNARD who wi ROO! Many outctanitr low Paneled dinette Fa i in nerfec d large Sc epe 5 mee ne 4 location, Has Briar Hill Fire- ) PLAINS Foam eeneled Only $400 ith dulit-ins and Antiet arage. $11,500. . yaith, : lee 1 heat ¥ nday ¢ Li bargai closina couie features sich as afi Meat fas Te us TON, lana with ne sialicialatand costs Pugh fie nice rm | cas won't believe | you this rare bz g: oan EX TURN LET os ; 5 | place pater softener Nearly at hatne viv = for ‘more formal din es ilians. Yo ly new TH reps: RGESS op: Jar Month Vota Incinerator Wom eaAtion poor Gam (4 hedrecms ith full -AINS | for vour more rrom« plu Or ety see it!! Nearly UT ELIZABE [s) sauce $78 Ver 3 i el rs rea rercteT NEAR DRAYTON PLAINS ecient ema na ot tans: eet ‘eamg taper | BRIVE, OUT, wilt sen You SUNDAT, “ue 2 rar heates are eA baseme at as ated a short i Lovely living & din ne - & den ¢4 2 natural fire- ie ts of $61 inc auto- | NUMBER 408. , Mere te Mund ~ rave sererred py Iwued foo & } car garage Ui hutches & Carpeted | gaTage Nice emurse. and 2 in the Hving | paymen Pull basement, ted EPBOW ROOM ‘he family that F H A — Vining Pereen Baris farce reat Ria ae ty sehoole och $11,900 Tooms 2'2 ¢ar ga Full price paces sone on the huge & ite a heat, fully insula [he piace 1 a a Located In ' has ered wall: anit ae lon heaping center ty landscaped lot sonable room, the other in @ ra matic ofl re of land. See- 4 ie Diresian abea anid ae MLO DOWN . i titer feat pM ND 00m FON AREA Tepe ee SREAO nee sted Coren fr tag tk atievine, RALTY wa the f twill OPiRceliect Me st oe TOBING GOs sj Wilt : : | terms car your lot i Sate ie ime wee Teng = a ee ee MUN It $8 eDr - t] nO ne rnin large - ie eae Located ue PRIVILEGES in he file tees “what pe | TED McCULLOUGH, ne po yontis | Plt be 4 ‘ 7AM 1 hath hace Attractts : nt slab tn fo LAKE in lovely 2 bedenctr Ors MODE i Cass eine are Ns Mv tm toa | One Lad wi Ud 2 ys a oink tachabaw Cemen Situated | with thie lovely fac way to LTV OUGH $143 ~ 4-3844 ; es Pine ai aha tej eae shot al tiene en good bisereway and Vasod with tea | taneh. Living pee acelient OUT PERRY oth SIGN i PE 5- ioe: 30 Sunday 1-5 - ’ ddtat (86 chines wih poten os miles Noth whion (one sire oe eri “2 ntee on ipasmment Immedt: | with fire Bittin) gone and ON M34 ae o Open 9 a.m. to $30 p.m. Sunda NDA ile ie ou i < or salt td oseline] cists : 1 wn | ' u 1 ' en) aso Rasy tevin | Come of Pout ‘ehborhoml ead sonable do | kitchen rage. Let OL 1-05 : ews Nia Wee iar ous a“ WN out, acres 3 "EORGE BLATR Lee a bitte Sie woo FFICE OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 7 HILLS Sa iF Chere fosly cr AO OWEN i 1. ‘orn i = 25 me Or -E * Ze id VS DTA OWE AS UF and bath on KING” Sigs. sells! CERI) located th Spring Gh “ALTOR ; ith terms. Leads ‘ TTAWA ~ eel do roome ane vee vay S rao nvedern 1 he ares REALTOR 3-121 | we) . FRONT — é O ‘ alts thea Nes tar ankege Le BOLDIN: COMPANY. (4 505 Pasay? re PUTRANTON. PLAINS! | IVAN W. SCHRAM “frien Cane Uae "peril DROO BATH. 3 bedrooms—1 down, 2 up. iam tune ad WiVeAERE an * Re cel acalce Ue He 1708, or ‘on 3-884 he ee dee Ss. ool tiled bath home. ely mod- B s : OM S & oak floors, Uae Wh 0) Get 1 $16,800 with a ]}22 ’ DOWN & toom 1 ves Cail OR 3 Ie TOR Pi: ft ltving reom. to r\ared uttl- = 6 RO NH dinin room, ye tetas porhoor F iD a Oe , $8 7x0 $2 00 2 bedrooms, auing j= Al VENINGS & SUNDA LD ern kitchen ao tects deco- ES Carpeted living room, fu . t ifully landscaped 1300 down oor hame lvora pla gree E ~ NSFIFL m Al Z a autt $ apie fl iecot finare YN COR MA e | ity reo! t $8,950 with heat, garage, - NEAT SIDR HOME — Seas iat eee Ham (ered walle. full THO e pee aes ne LISTING SERVICR | tr oon 100 ees) i Basement, gas ily located. Not new but exception WEA BIDE. & pital Coule teres : lot, 2 ca | i $1 000 $ i | oca Sihool and City Hast family 3 ; heattnice carier i y- r lot, idea y 500. ta bane, Sam ete euro iage 7 : 7’ NcoM wiawe conniee-at BONE S YOU IN ove nd priced right at $14, e ! ace tea apart dase PF MORE TO CHOOSE ro | SUN 4 TO 8 ay l- = a ,bement dom and eed poe ca kent ally nice a LEFT ON GENESEE To TO £12 Shd wn 800 own They oT MMe tap on OES Gn ek PB EWOOI) ALT NG? a TRADES pper'has'h ne and ‘separate | pay yente RRIVE OUT WEST HURO NAVAJO. ME. LEM WILL BE OLA etscednt for cas ANN 5 i Photo listings, 4 Hl thts very ALUES & \ Full basement a ear PE LEFT ME : a ; Gkenecl must) eel ke front ranch | FOR V | ze furnaces ° cal EAAGARS. THIS Saoree HO ; Realtor door tractive @& ‘oot in 7. Caltfgrotea "E ONLY $5,190 Small mas fh nm good ren . 6: OW YoU bloyd Kent ai eines moh , PEN AUN 10 TO & home Built in 8 Lopes ane tent PRICE oe side Oils esranes. 15 for quick sale ays m SUNDAY 1:30 TO 6) Dine Hwy at 1 Plains OF Imoed with Ar Has 3 om hame month area th $2.00 down. WEEKD Biaine oat at Open Dt avton q 2 hedieems , ania Pele 2 car garage as ar 9 oe Fuil bath $30 per at $11,500 wi oa q ire E cr STOME R PARKING ' “1 floor pone hen, bath Fr o-7aaa— ries ar ic VATE attac ve 2 bath mu a a | furnace ee RABLFE INVEST- WN. REALTY Pom AN Y attractive i: FA heat It}: Deira Natsret cupboa VILEQES Accec< 5 4 DESI wiser tnveator. S TO basement, oil ‘verd 2 CLARK OR aie at Tange deood floors through: jo wa pe Wh this very. sharp | MENT for a wise tn rapeels “WES Rives LI 24677 “Anchor fenced fen cabal TO BUY. BB i A & sun kitehen har | heat, 100 foot | iakes go w ear Clarksian | One of those east wes 8-370) or 5 rh ‘ ive i 1) base-boarc deep, aa Ohare on arnge. One o 94.950. Gas (ar garage Close te inahie W Hiren Open ime out ob > by 150 bed rec Dreereway, ¢ re I s at ont fs ter 8950, reas 162 Ww Fisting Sers ater frontage : ation tty pine bd nd only | race ot wate ; Vacant Lila Maltipte aaed beach xe Fe ogee ane ot $1 200 feted. a apeCA heat and on Geet ve 1 VO'TIT. down pay é ant Wil trade ea a ners 74 per month including Rrreened ES to go. Wil | } = Red ; ‘ | eniail free ey write mat M9 i" insurance wo Tented “steady at 865. . 4 1 Bedrooms : Uon fall) tr] ge | Stein on Prone of Portiac past =] “8 more 4 2 non \ ce Alas bn Nine Good deine fone : hed ar : ane : 1 mite poe tum left = pate J (Dich). VAL U L 1] ‘Need wea . ee ine LOVELY SUBURBAN HOME : fo hie : tee 5 a ) SEE rend Rie Sunse ; ~ Ee ~~ . seen Sue helm lene rat ioc nae Noor, besement Is THE “BIRD 1% Sard) Go Riccar Mice vie W Gakiand arene Open ae aera cesmont peli al Established in “916 M RANCH built in 1956. 24 ft. living Clean en ; Bd ine vin oll heat : ND Vy yards te 1 state. 138 { 48 rE ding taxes 5 ake front, Ww bath, Panes A real bargain $9780. terms. i IN 2-6 -SUERD: 90) Clark Ree : FE 5.069) he. _OA_ 8.3798 $52 In at ~ per cent tn- D—Commerce | ene, Ss BEDROO without, that cro room Lot $0% a + -OPES : I}: | Huron hr Sunday “Phot surance ean live tn this ayovcen lot 2 lar gas! saver kitchen t drive. Bi only $3500 akland Front 8250 BROOKDALE | terest, you home, Nice High 5 - room, step hed rage, cemen : 5 Fi ane S 2 room and floored tarce * ¢ ga REMODELED LakErRONT TT uy lak ee ee ne care Falipe “tans | carpeted rege ered. © ane bath, heataintor heme and "ge: || ‘feeling. 1% baths. sean and many other s + st like new se 1 boat _ tile bath UL : f Charing Cross nm. 3’ bath, ft. kitenen. front porch. av 2 car . La three lus eutrs tite tee nts oll heat. eee eiee ete: Beciieg ome. Metrasiion rene: | ne oeak. Pull priee 97.980. with apace and ai Lake alias ee HOUSE SPECIA PRIC 0 Use plus th way 18 ft der home * wih Hk r . ak: will help sal atere Lee Clarkston en. a uatuesl fireplaces peeled ae “HOOL AREA a $1,730 lawn oh Terms: features. pay ment. Coen Ger ieasonsble district. 918,300. $3000 gow ib eters ling peestiae ptr: WERSTER ot weacerns ae , : ONEER HIGHLANDS — - Now at Tins eee. |} $12,700—E-Z down AN VTL. . ITER ty acres of rolling 42}. 000 i's story OH force Pr iways de- Ideal LEFT — M FOR LAUGH : : +6 By wc Take oter #2 basementy Of iful Home lar, @ 3 Sosrrane— Robineo L THERE’s ROC was designed] Sunday 2-5 pam erey | $43 000 ge 1Own. Fuh peted through. Beautiful: He Ever well-built HOME On MRS. - ranch home ma |() en SUN, ; e recent mortea { ai heat Carp aT . at- trabte. xtra ‘ar tien for ¢ home. for itiee: Thyee nice baie “ 1074 Dover Brick & ees fi reduce down OR car | out THIS Ig A ton Down wa bedroom ragch ; uae bedroom —f face brick. om femiiy or yt famil front. . ; SO for wood in per r wale A ores : ¥ $1,500 e on a lees. Ce ie Kitchen in wh cheectng, fire- 3 bedroom ame toom. din- | Sian second wa eeee! Ni ot! $10,600, ONL pron tel bates hot Lake privt- Bagg nn y dry bem't. heat.. “ real ee ee Slate ite Sloe tae living room condition, Pelt. ings) ie Aue te Cote CIA jon “Watkins Lake. ba ealty op age on two eta onip! a1 as ae face in a nice ws d The yard ts tn i tile rT, band ! ZONK Lb COMME Ue ntows ’ Jegés on ( per fa—Indian Village Aitached 2 ¢ar ¢ with fire attN COL 2 ph Jot Catt for furthe 1" pean s eating apace. og «= ON $22,500, 88 Onceo an, 2 bedroom | arpeted Hivihg room “y baths. Gr rerMs a ber. scape F kitehen etth Why, and a dock, Near Tel-Hure replace CaTy nd drapes ty its. Rast side # room hie. information, “ Thére's a brense Ful se ded f. pha IF THE ror A le om this i‘ toe eA Ne room. = eae 2 alr conartions: ae raat home “cdmame” I", T a Street near re Miehes tecpee: yee Total price S48: ys \ “Climb no room home a n a kitchen, In¢ Aciows — Iandae powers | = lures eS LUV — tld j : 19 TO enone for Puil'basement pine Hoorantiniied Aaceivent| Savi scary Py eaevantate PAE et Se Ae Armee oem, | peg Kent Inc., Realtot OBE} | | floors. plaster nia ‘clean home an ca ea ree TH tame ie a ee ee reece FICK FE 60992. Gob eee a jeaving the = ae ‘ o- ts binds thru out this ate 2 car garng aves ‘condivien Reduced teem SUN, CALL MI88 FIC Neat 8% se0 WHA terms / $13.00 with te: x TRADE. UP" uN terms of onty 627800 Cain or | Only | : 7 Realtor | wy . 7 —- , . 1 Pee : e ” “fae its hPa lege) Ved Bhan Roy Annett, Ine. Os : €man | GILES REAL ae ate RAY ial Ra Ms ay GJ : | ne a. e ee Se ee) ee eee oy é : Bat i a Teieg 2-758 : qr he other room — poasibly A Huron alreet rid e , 1 i B6ITS , OPEN TIL @. Sf lm a AWRENCE W. RVES i . PIKE ; a F &- 9693 ry 1. — oe eS Looe { , 4 \ » | » ee A Sh — BCS Sui teal Bin, PR Bie Beak r ha, aa eee Roa si ls ae apie — A rg ere ae fc es ow aes ee ogee : oaniine Rick i a Ie ~ ten e at x ; ¢ & s ee = ace ; ie THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1959” - TWENTY-SEVEN | For Sale Houses Sale akon __§ For Sale He Houses 6 For Houses 6 “Suburban Pr y 10 SLICES | sal HAM ‘ , __Help Wanted Male_ _19| Help Wanted Female 20 Instructions 23 ; ~ FOR COLORED . 3 BEDROOM HOME, MUSIC INSTRUCTORS ‘cmcean ING” * OL 1-0263.| Nest-& clean 3-vedrooms & ttied | ] Dy 3f) FAMILY ment, furnace, near nsarly yal od Pod. | Sales Representative SALAD MAKER in their own home or Piano a. on bath. Basement. Nice =. "a Geos te on “Eh ROVEMENT COM-| ty y tae eae port. w peg pa Conservatory * rooms well to ¥ —— siding, new roof, Waterford Townshiv, immediate PANY. HIGHEST RA OF! Must be fast & neat. MI 6618s, —ereduete_ FS 5-007. ment. ‘ UL : wall to carpeting, ROOM a possession. Price $4,500. Reason- COMPENSATION FOR QUALI-| 9 to 11 a.m. or 2 wie PRIVA athe ROCHESTER. 13% ADAMS. 3 = Marble aes “ieee RSON “BERVICE STATION A ; hed asic ae brick. Pireplace, 2-car ga- RILEY. REAL ESTATE 2 LOVEL Teh beenaees Wotrtel remcenin om 3 anne AM. TO nts aust ~ Dix Knowledge of mechanics helpful — . rage, 133 x 200 ft. lot, no base- Elizabeth Lake Rd. Liaaoe with tke a Ortonville NA 17-3568 HWY. Must be 25 or older, nest ap-/ Call PE 4-8458. ask f ment. Immediate Open PE 4-1157 PE 4-4821 nw fast room. Nat- | ——— . pearing & married. Steady hours | ~— or Mrs. Peal. Sunder. Ouest. —_. Scott Lake Privileges | 100 %. lot Hot water heat for | ” Gubureact property, § + we or A EESMEN <6 to 10, 6 days week. Reply | Mp8 scr Ser ace ners 8B 3 BEDRM. LOT!2 bedroom. large kitchen, living| ‘MIS Spectacular family room| Living room 19% ‘ft, long, utility wears F : vac encies et __Pontiac Press Box 69.. ah week. Proparetery ed dane en wr esa ins ASR un | wile eporuy contra | foo Won. Hahn ad Sle aft suhvaae, Matin | FLPIST, EXP, PARTTIME WouK | tha Npcinted’ Pauses of os " Fe 2 eu Gent discount} ake Priced wo Recarbaabie | MB. shrubbery, ouldodr grill and | floored: attic, cement rive. oe ancien | ue N. Woodward, Birmingham. | sary. PREE information on jobs, for ca or FE 2-2460.| ferns. : spreadi . Basement for) Fenced-in lot e. Saunier inc. a 6-0666 for interview. | - salaries, requirements. Write TO- Suburban Li BEACH CLUB MEMBERSHI PRIViLEOS. $21.08 with 66.000 | fy: #1000 do'wa abd #48 mom Pontiecs Cine". | TAKING APPLICATIONS POR) PigUl, tinea Service, Pekin 6, uburban Living An exclusive club goes with this | ‘gown BUT MAKE US AN" OP) | —2— => Seavice STATION WaCHanTC | Teireegee- Apo, in permen Se, At I Its Be Best home in Lake : rooms, ! Exp. Refer EM 3- 4083. 9555 Rolpeg zs p.m. Sharp's Inn, 2675 ~ Work Wanted Male le 24 CONVERT % 3 or 2 gas floor furnaces | Fer Sale Lets 1h _Eligabeth Lake Rd. - T 2: F RG oa ee Bates of We Lots — —§ - 1 SERVICE. FLOORS AND ( ) wil araags vores (STURDY - ~ TOOL DESIGNER qhe crest bas domes, a Walls tiled. FE 20600 > A-l W. W. "ROSS Hi HoMEs CR. AWI F ORD AGENCY | 258 W. Walton - | Plint’ << sta ! WHY RENT? 609 E. sYtva ne Se a Birt “DON T MISS THIS! | eons ‘erms 4 TOO! brick 1% Owner. vettin baths. 75 16 a mer, EM 3-3305 after 5:30 pm 6188. @ to 11 am. or 2 to 6 pm 630 to 1130 am EADS 2 MOULD LIKE JOB As ide or e | ®XP TELEVISION TECHNICIAN. Chl iBig Boy Driven, aD le WAVE BILLS? NEED EXTRA ittme receny "OF MAY Apply in person 1157 W Huron. LNs money? For full oc part ume 7 bp _pe : | y | work, call FE 40738 LADY DESIRES DAY WORK EXPERIENCED MAGAZINE min. in HOPS EXP FROST TOP vet Housework! babysit: as h lea. ete. (No |CA NEED TO EARN XTRA $$$ IN ; et oe LL | come acuum cleaner sales, | Drive-In. me W. Huron, | sg ironing Repiy Box 19. Pontiac nighta, top pay, short hours. | —— ——_——— | your Reds sme} Call FE 54935 press : “_ Call Mr. Jensen MA 4-1081. Bai- | CASHIER | or Ui Ss MEDICAL SECRETARY _urday ang Sunday only _| FULLTIME, TO WORK IN BIR- NEED eTAA MONEY, WONDER. soaitiod’ in’ deci: Wide AINE HAVE OPENINGS FOR 2 FULL pal at REFERENCES RE- | ‘¥! opportunity No selling ex- 7394 * Time Reai Estate Safesmen. Ex- rience necessary. Wrile (o Box iY = : : Ponting Press MIMEOGRAPHING TYPING. BEC- preee referred b Aq oT EI R ATION ] ADIE S retarial service EM 23-2842 HA AYDEN, Realtor NX <5 PART TIME SALES PEOPLE NEED- . : = ay 8 EF “Waites FE 6.0441 EXPERIENCED ON Barren oi May el Birthday ay WiEL BARN Gr IN YOUR HOME j efieetgel An a FULL & | and holiday selling Hours a _Prefer 7 to } FE 38-0188 HAVE A HANDSOME TOY AND | | or 8-9 pm days a weet | WASHINGS IRONINGS ~ gift party, answer this ad and . \ Pleasant ae a) deelte a oh NINGS PICK-UP earn $2. For information call, wOL ‘OOMF IELD | % eee ances A ‘ rs “ ° delivery OR 3-1476 ASHINGS & TCI Mra Wengrit Bishop, MA S-€80. °C CHTON SHOP | Buda t and wetted eee sever pe Motes | LABOR POSITION OPEN, ASSIST- AS IN. _ at PENNEY'S MIRACLE Mite. up and deiver FE 4-3135 ing in sign maintenance 207" "YT “Ih : 2185 8 Telegraph Rd. WANTED WASHING AND IRON months duratidn. $1 60 per hour Cl RB i digles - ing FR 64344 ‘ rate. Age 19 to 30 Apply per- | Must be over 18 Apply In person WANTED « 1 7 seaane! office Municipal Build- White swan puree ontiac SALES TRAINEES ing ve wastina an IRON ing 151 Martin St MI 4-1600 anne Le td + souk Young inexperienced men willing WANT WEEK OR DAY WORK MECHANICS PARTS MEN, HELP. CURB GIRLS FOR NIGHT 80 to learn our business please at. references (ranapertatien | ie ers must have tools and eaperi- experience necessary Good pay tend Pure Otl's open house at Necessary FE 2-788 . ence Keego Sales & Service. end good tips. Apply tn Very Pure Oil's Miracle Mile Shopping re Keego Harbor ee eee cre i: © cue Na re center station, Saturday and Sun- Building Service 26 MAN FOR GARDENING & YARD) wooaward Se adaed (Caties | Shop day, October 3rd and 4th, 1 to 6 ees worM. Franklin area. Full or part = 141, Woodward Or call LI Ae ee Al FLOOR SANDING WITT — ops ieee PO. Box 401, Frank- or Ml 62278 ee a _the foor sander FE 53-3722 on at | EXPERIENCED BEAUTY oPgn- WRITE MIDDLEAOCED OF On. 4-1 CARPENTRY ~~ MECHANIC | ator Call FE 8-903) or F_5-7189.| » home er ey wan Additions — Basements Part time for service station. EXPERIENCED “DISHWASHER TO References. 1808 LaDue Pontiac : cs -— Gara Must be experienced Bennett Tex- work nights 1 40000 ie ta ee ae — GET -— BID FIRST —_ aco 200 8 Telegraph _ |FULL TIME DISH WASHER FOR : OPENING FOR AGGRESSIVE = even ork, Apply evenings ies ‘Agencies: “22 Ai. } RESIDENTIAL. COMMERCIAL man to sell Campbell’ leche Call | $i "Siste Highway, Dra wa Settee ae meee ond get on retali grocers, ontiac = & lains ANCH 23 OAKLAND COUNTY os so fi re~ Thumh area Car necessary. 8al- Gin, TO BABYSIT NIGHTS LIVE MAT? peries. Glklinade 3Gas. | Sin: Ts) 'W) Caples, My ary. expenses & car sllowarce in or out. Weekends off OR | Btate ecaes & bonded Profess ——— : Liberal hospital inaerenes, Os | 7-7484 babysitters & pcartieni nurses. 4-] BRICK, soe AND CEMENT insuraace @ Pension prog Ph hd ere | Vacation @& nursing assignments 3.0464 no cost to employees. Excellent HOUSEKEEPER EXP LIVE aT | sa Pearl McClure A-1 BRICK. BLOCK AND CEMENT TV. MA 66803 = . be. relations: and writing will | MANDYMAN 81 PER HOUR CARTEN DAI yobs & specialty. Pe i rae oor pe 1419 “— $200 2841 ork 5- 2017 a a w clea: r y haat a | and know the area Must | ping & Receiving CUsTOM HOMES BY LICENSED — - , pares ~ + BUTCHER res $250 _Dullder. Pree estimates. UL 2-3175, ary e peopie ‘erm ! oF on lL dt dA epi amed (WAREHOUSE MAN ..... $400 CE ME \T & BL { Yk iZrich, Pontiac 68. Clerical Detail. : WORK — FE 5-0782 “agen 4m CERAMIC TILE iM SE rienced only. FREE ESTIMATES — TERMS BONTIACE B NIGHTCLUB | ” 2 | Advance Ploor Co = 3 are. — é E = a tor Pri- GRILL COOK .......... $225 COMPLETE FLOOR . ScRVICE. ay La @ timish. ‘tala Mil~ hours. Apply Serib's, 130 @ Tele- OFFICE MAN $778 den PR aes Joe nis am ATED | Type 4 wpm | DRY WALL TAPING i iNiSit- ing. Free estimates = _— Warirea, car hops, and cooks \Goet TRAINEE woe.? 6378 oat ALi FARING 2 hoes Jumbo ke Diner, 2130 Dixie) Qoer aco — GRAD ..... $830) ishing. Free estimates, OR 3.0863. Pac st tee “BLECTRI FREE Est. ‘A JR. ACCT — GRAD ..... $800 Partney Electric. FB $-3439 Shafte cophisr "ert on cope pare | | SiBerRIG San: | seit eophton, gene per- | BILLING CLERK. ........ $300 | “struction and maintenance. Bd tion, ne taeurence foward RDUETRIAE Saltese en ; ee i mre ‘ - — Apply in person eo Naap le) Rite , aid | UTE LES $400 é _teereph, _ Birmingham ROUTE 8A | Headquarters for Cemplete SILK FINISHER | station ATTENDANT $260, sinks, dishwasher. Tiaponaue Voorhels Cleaners, 4160) ' | B re Elee. Co. : Re- We Wehide “Drovien Pine “OR EVELYN EDWARDS | roe 7 ee VOCATIONAL COUNSELING | PREE ~ RSTIMA oN. w * SALRLABY ¥ FOR DRAPERY AND | SERV | goods § depa Rome | 4's EAST NURON | _ ‘SUITE 4 jeer experienes pre werred. Pon- | avs acct Se | MIDWEST ng_ Center - SALES GIRL wi meer erted. § ant iE tneluding Myre 45)" Shop, fe'Haren ‘Shop: Shop: | malice eo ah TWENTY-EIGHT £ fd ‘ i xy = — ke 5 Z £ = 7 = *3 “* a ) . = _— : _ a Se. ee a ss . _ _ ser aes ) : a ¥ = : S % THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, "1959 wan. Service 28 26 Lost & Found Huron. Silver blue m ts. ines RODS hat. Generous reward. FE Install Repair _.8-6005. fd — FE 5-2670__ Right corn eat shes : TRENCHING, | EXCAVA ING POR] vale t down, last seen septic tanks. Pield footings, way ved. onle. Rd. Call OA $2390. ROWN & WHITE COL- greg & "apts in Auburn Heights, Recently sheared. Left July 4 et _UL_2-1499 _ ditches and boat my _UL 2- PLASTERING, NEW & nae Vern. Keller, UL 2-1740. PLASTERING. NEW & -REPAI __Attics finished. Rawls, FE 4- 3098. PLASTERING & REPAIR — REAS.: Pat Lee. PE 2-7022, R. G. SNYDER FLOOR LAYING, rene and finishing. Phone #£ 5-0592. ~ ROOF REPAIRS — EAVESTROUGHING FE 4-0444 Building Supplies: 27 3 - YR. - OLD BRITTAN' “Fe tin i ef MBUO. Rewari WOULD PARTY WHO PICKED UP Brinde! bulldog, female, _eall MA 5-1043. Reward Notices & Personals” “43 AA Private Detectives Don't Worry —Know the Pacts. _— Get Confidential Investigation (1) SHOWER TUB ENCLOSURE. | _FE §-5201 . - Pure viny! Reg. 3108950, now' ANY GIRL OR WOMAN NEED- $75. Pure vinyl wall jue. reg.| ing a friendly advisor. Phone FE _S8c, now 4c FE 8-931 | 2-8122 After 5 p.m. or Sf no an- | swer FE 2-8734 Confidential : AEROTREDS KNAPP SHOES Business Services 28 PPP LLL LL PRPS 41; please | ‘ist te AC M P AV ING C 0. Fred Herman OR 43-1502 Free eatimaten: free seal coat 2 with every driveway purchased COLD WAVE SPECIAL $650 BOR- through Sept FE 5-1917 yothys, 500 N. Perry PR 2-1244 ADDITIONS & ALTERATIONS DAINTY MAID SUPPLIES TM Cabinets a speciality. FE 2-423) Menominee. Mra. Wallace. FE or OR 343-9513 6- 7805 ALL MAKES OF FOUNTAIN PENS POR YOUR AUTHORIZED HOOVER Tepaired by factory treined man Service Parts Call PE 4-9101 a! our office Generel Printing & ‘Karnes & Hargraves Hardware Office Buppiy Co 17 Law- 742 W Huron rence Bt Phone PE 3-0135 == BEST CARPET enieie | IN DEB 2 Cleaning carpet is my line Wall-, é to-wall or the other kind If satis-| faction is your desire call Jim, Bradford, He » for hire Rugs tree} estimate, furniture FE 2442 BLOOMPIELD WALL CLEANERS | : LET US Wail and windows. Reasonable FE 2-163] I ( 5 E 1- “@ ( ) r Custom Asphalt jive You 1 Place to Pay Pe Ikase Your Mind ‘ Las | : teva Excavating, Grading MY 3 5821 | Vy ie ARI NOI A Lake Orion | ' 4 ur ELECTRIC MOTOR PERVICE RE LOAN ( OMI ANY . palring and tewinding 218 E MICHIGAN CREDEL Pri Ph FE 4.1961 COUN SI nike FURNACES CLEANED AND COUNSELLORS serviced C . Nelnon FE 5-1788 KM.) 714 PONTIAC BTATE BANK OWERS BSHARPENED AND BLDG FE 8-0456 PAWNMO a KPAIKE) Above Oakland Theater Oulboard Mt Parts & Bervice LOwE WEIGHT BHAFELY ANID Alr cocied engines repaired economically with newly released Authorized Bervice for Brians Dex -A-Diet tubiets 98 cents at Btratton & Clinton Engines &KIMMS OER MOWFR & MTH SERVICE 48 ‘ y80 Cass Lake Ha PE 4-192) MIS GEORGE ASTROGIBT : ‘ ; reader and advisor, ete Reading | NEW WAY ASPELAL TD | aatty ur 31-0178 Ali work guaranteed Licensed MAGIAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS honded Free esthnates FE & 7980 | fine for gifts FE 2 9615 Arby Ol BURNER BEHVICE DAY Of O Dea Hight service @s near ax your Orrit kr. & BC ee APPLIES telepiione MY | TA9) | Party Favors FI ABT ERING NEW OR REPAIR “wD DING NEEDS A “ fork guaranteed FE & 0404 Greeting Blationery u KAWS MACHINE FILED BOOKS. OL. PAINTS Manley lLeact 10 Bagley @t " BACK ENSTOBE ° SIONS MALES & SERVICE 10 Mast Lawrence FE 2.1414 ruck letlertog Decals, EM ON AND AFTER THIS DALE 9153 Balesinan wanted | Beplember 46, 1958, I will not WE CARRY PARTS FOR AIL be responsible fer any debts auto and wringer washers Whole-| contracted by any other. than sale and retal / myself Fred Lo Reas 2611) Wat- ‘oh Hegiacement Parts & Benslee kins bk Rea Pontiac Mich 94 Oakland FE 72-4021) : Dressmak' K & Tailor'g of) SHORT ON TELP? DRESSMAKING ‘TAILORING, AL.- WE MAVE terations Mrs Bodell FE 4 9051 A Large Oroup Of DRESMAKIN(: TAILORING Al. “HANDYME? | terations, drapes & Formalin done Gardeners Unskilied Labor Etc | in my hope Cail FR & @485 ay Tare enn pela Tie DAY | BEWING & ALTERATIONS Ba 2 aY | PE 2-731! IMMrDIATE: °PRER SERVICE” Garden Plowing 31, Call Ivelyn Edwards z . wt FRE 80417 Fe #0418) PLOWING, GRADING, OIBCING & THE MNITTING AEFDLE NOW | mowing 775 Mcott Lake Kd FE carrying @ full tine of new! 42728 or OR 3.0165 alamped piece pune work ball WARNER S&S ROTO-TILLING AND pen embruidery & DMC thread Vacant lot mowing PE 4 8046 F o8 1330 Across from General - Hospital Laundry Serve 34 we nent pisnes SILVERWARE , punch bowln FR 4-58 COMPLETE FAMILY LAUNDA Bervice — Bhirt service Pontine Wtd. Children to Board 44 Laundry 540 @ Telegraph a8is! Al BOARDING Muse LICENSED _ Landscaping 35 , YE 230 =i ~ BAKY AITTING pay a NIGHT | AAA ANDY BULLDOZING | Loving care FE Tracking, Hi loading. fll sand, LIekNSED REI tenLe. CARE DAY, | aint and gravel OT, I-O10@ | hour or week PFE 48-6140 A-l TRE TRIMMING® AND RE ; moval Free estinates OR 3-6826 Wid Household (ioods 45 A | MERION AND KY BLUE BOD Deliveries made or ras rick Up Arg, Crookes Rad UL ada 2601 wanted Phone FR 2-645) #0 W A} At TURE prnvicr RE Howard ~ novel om trim Chet SUT CasH FOR USED FURNITURE i ma FE 2 7 a8) or #018 ‘appliances Quick service Phone All. KINDS OF LAWN WORK. FIN. PR 26842 or MA 5.2289 any time ich) grading Top soil PRE 2-0603 CASH FOR USEID TV'a PURNI KRULL DOZING & LANDSCAPING ture and mise FRE 2.0167 a vet and ON dit RM 2618 Cat POR RORNITURE AND AP nique pllances, Odd plecea or housefall COMPLETE LANDA APING Prompt courteuua service tree removal and trimming 77% FE 4 7Aat Bott Lk, Rd FE 44228 of OR ee 1 O18s FURNITURE NEEDED LANDY 8 TREE ar RV ul E Entire home or odd lots Cet the Pritcitig, removal UL 2 9429 | top dollar WIL buy outright or | LAWN BUILDING AND REPAIR nell tt for you RAN Community | Complete lawn service own cut | fale Phone OR 32717 ting and maintenance MI 6 4109 TWIN OR HOLLYWOOD BEDS MARION BLUE 80%) 20¢ A YARD Complete OR 16710 after 6 pm ee eee Ut WILL LIQUIDATE YOUR HOUSE dotin tt and Dequinder hold goods etther by private sale ma] 9 ana or WA 2 15 or public auetign Appraisnala | BO) POR SALE | id mince Rale/ eh Rochester quality Merion Blue Ciraee dene Michigan ©F. 1 SA@q} geod color fair prices at farm WANTET Chimera URED AINK S'y FEF & N of Mariette PH ME reasonable FE ff 9808 fh 4129 Moving & Trucking 36 Wanted Miscellaneous 46 Wanted Real Estate 52 CASH. 48 HOURS HOME-EQUITY -WRIGHT-VALUET 5-0693 _____ PE_5-0441 | GCAND FHA CASH POR YOUR — | 182 W Huron PE 41567 LISTINGS WANTED | We have customers waiting. Also | = cash for your land con- | tact A. JOHNSON, REALTOR 1704 8 Telegraph PE 4- 2533 _Hwy. OR 3-9701 Sell Us Your “Equity Don't lose your home. : Prompt | Bervice. Cash waiting. Girewx- | Franks, Rea: Estate, 4306 Dixie Rent Apts. Furnished 54 Eli : 1 2 FE |2 12 r] 3 3 7 a i a a 2 a 4 2'5 HM 5 4 i] 3 J } J J 5 " 3 , 3 TYVES OF USED PURNITURE ; ; | HAVE you A TYPEWRITER LAR educed Rates adding: machine or plece of office Tecal oor jong distance prorie | furniture oof equipment not in SMITH MOVING €1) FE 4.4804) tse? We will buy these items A) MOVING BERVICE ORV si6t Reasonable Hates Fk OB 1458 r HAULING A HUHAEBH. NAME . Money Wanted 47 your price Atiytime FE & D008 , : = . HAULING AND RUNBIQH 2. A NPEPDED dst) INVESTMENT load, any time FE 40264 j Guaranteed 'S per cent 1 year ; Collateray furnished Cail yMY Trucks to Rent | °°" ae C , t ' Wanted to Rent 48 TRUCKS TRACTONA | ’ } ™ s, } TO ee Te ntakes COUPLE, DESIREA | FURNISITED Dump trucks Hemi Tiallece house with double garage Option iw 4 ; to buy near cits Immediate emonie Porm and pomsension MAS 1144 Toditstoal DPiacter € 0, GARAGE OR BUILDING BUITAHLE #25 B WOODWARD | for atering boat Auburn Wetghts FE @ 040) FE 41440 Hocheste: areag call after 2 pon Open Prasly Trhelbuding Sumedmy Ut 2 ahe8 LIGHT AND HEAVY TRUCKING | | Share Living Quarters 49 Hubbiah “ 4 ) | 3 ! 4 | 3 v3 3 i] ja ’ 3 4 } oF J 4 ‘4 4 4 4 4 fill dirt, top soll sane fo and front end loading re Onn) SHARE HOME AND EXPENSES UNWANTED ARTICLES ric Ke) with woman with J} oor 2 chil up free of charge PFE K4 1 dren FB 53904 y ' ‘ “RACHER WILT SHARE HOME () DE L.1 ol AR 7 At 1 with one of two other teachers oar Local and long distance moving working vitts Between the ages Phone PE 6-6806 of 74-36 OR 18023 U 8 VAN LINKS. LOCAL ANI), WIDOW WOULD LIKE MOUSE long-distance moving. Phone OR} Keeping Joo an exchange for | 3-3601 or FR 2 8787 home. Rox 48 ; >» . _Wibow WILL SHARE MODERN I ainting & Decorating 37 home With female school teach : “ } ets. from Rochester ear Pontiac 18T CLAS DECORATING, PAINT.| aren All home privileges Wil Ing and Wallpapering FPR 40255) be home Sat & Sun between 4 18T CLASS PAINTING AND DEC | & #6 pm f44 Wo Bouth Bivd orating. Cash or tepima. Uf,’ near Rochester Re 22940 WOULD LIKE COUPLE WHO PLAY A LADY INTERIOR fe ‘ORATOR | bridge to share our modern Papering FE @-014 j; home on Auburn Avenue Tele Al PAINTING & en vision, Plane, and nice ibrary Paper removed FE 4 6918 | PR 4.2925 : A-1 PAINTING INTERIOR EX-; YOUNG MAN WISHEA TO SHARE terior 10 per cent dise for cash Wirm hovee with 2 other young Guaranteed Free est. FE 4.0205, men or a couple MA 5-746) AAA PAINTING & DECORATING , 26 years’ experience Reasonable Wid. Contracts, Migs. $1 Free estimates INTERIOR AND Phone UL 2-108 EX TERIO np, ABSOLUTELY: THE FASTEST Ac- minting. Free estimates Fe, tien on your land contract. Cash aate buyers waiting. Call Realtor Part- PAINTING INT & EXT Papen — "Mee PR 43581 1080 Wo Huron sakes: Mason Thompson. FE IMMICIMATI. ACTION -+ On any geod land contract New We Wohnen - Paper ema | or seasoned Your cash pon sat- GUANANTEED. J rr ue Pa isfactory Inspection of property and title Axk for Ken Templeton, Television Service 38 K. 1. Templton, Realtors “239 ores Lake Ra PR 4-458) ‘c . oo Rey Ty one? HOUR |LAND CONTRACTS To BUY OR DAY OR nrOHT Ls SERVICE | oo Ae poll Seteele: BM 8881 or re iP STRARAY cas rorErAND CONTRACTS H. J. VanWelt, 4540 Dixie Hwy, jenaene TV SERVICE. AFTER noon & evening. Call FR 2-0405 on 2s QUICK ACTION ON CAND CON WALKER & GARY RADIO & Tv.|T Oh, ACT : k Rea] Estate. PE 80071 - 188 N. Johnson 31008, Res. FR whet Ask for r Clark 7 U Upholstering PRIVATE PARTY W , iL L wa Goob Sag Jeers LUPHOLSTER | - land contract. EM 3 n oole ke Rd. This ” ane GEM) Wanted Real Estate 82 AL’ TUPHOLRTERING: — ~~ THOMAB DPNOLATERING AU Cash ‘|ror QT AND FMA. RQUITIRS 197 NORTH PF, RMROIAT® DRPORE FE . ia a My WICKBRSHAM hs apie —- MAyfair 6-650 ____ Lost, & Found 41 “ALL CASH NINN en e—~ | We wi give you cash for your 2 MAL MALE BEAOLES 10ST IX VIC. ore Ca CeeTatt Or Beronge of Joslyn and Collier. FE| of We will show vou how to sel a & get cash. No fees, no oblige: DP Ap AN- | RILEY REAL ESTATE ie 500 Elizabeth 1. ire eilbt m tate 04 Gai Mc Lake 44nat | 5 4 6 6 ADULTS ROOM APT. ABO room MAple 5-2436 FLOOR, CLEAN 3 bath, Bquare Lk. $58 mo 8 9 SLEEPING | 62 Norton AND FE LARGE RM APT WITH, Kitchenette, Pvt. bath and ent 1 persons belore 3.3. FE BEORM, LIVING RM. KITCH- enetle shower, priv. eotr. ideai for bachelors. Handy to Pontiac Rochester of Cab. FE 41008 or FE 2-875 RMS CLEAN, 6-8029 ROOMS, CLO@E TO DOWNTOWN | Utilities furn Infant welcome. 65 EK Howard FR 72-2390 _ RMS FORK SINGLES, UTIL priy & clean. $12 wk. FE 5-019 LARGE ROOMg & BATH NEW- ly decorated UUl furn. PE 2-7526 | BEDRM FURN APT... NEAR school 126 Fucild St ROOM LADY ONLY. 67 HEN- dereon Bt RMS, PRIVATE entrance Redecorated $i4 a week 163 Augusta ROOMS & BATH. NEWLY DE- eorated Private entrance and bath FE 5-2707 ROOMA PRIV ENTR & HATH PR 5 8466 184 Mt Clemens ROOMS ON FIRST PLOOR Vale bath and entrance COUPLE ONLY. ent BATH AND) Utilities Pri PE fooms WITH PRIVATE BATH Beiec clove & refrig, Very clean 24 Summit Blreet | BEDRMS BATH | CHILD WEL- come $50 Lake Orion FE 2.0663 RM aucune TTE. CHILD) welcome Perry. FE 2-6170 a 3 hia PVT. BATHS 10, Clarke Bt ON PONTIAC ern Clean Gas teat adults OR 45-5292 LAKGE ROOMS IND PLOOR Parkhurst PE §-5802 ROOMS & BATH Nicely furn 44 Euclid ROOM FURNISHED APT. Ruth RMA NEWLY DECORATED Pvt bath Downtown Apply The Pantry 107 N Baginaw ROOMS PRIVATE BATH entry Util furn -Washer & F 24456 LK MOD. | Responsible 102 UTILITIFS 133 he dryer LARGE ROOMS. PRIVATE BATH and eulfance Adulls No drink ers 104 8 Paddock ROOM IST FLOOR NEAR Adults only No drinkers avail 26 Monroe St FE LARGE KROOMA CLOSE as heat, washing facilities larence FE § 0970 ROOM APARTMENT room Children welcome Street NICE FURNISHED ROOMS vate bath for working Modern kitchen. Close FE 2 71659 RPMS AND BAIN UTILITIES furn $2) a week FE 5 9957 ROOMS PRIVATE, BATH AND fnutrance FE. 56-6070 NICE LARGE ROOMS PVT ent and utilities Washing privi lewes, gatage, quiet place 200 Norton ROOMA trance LARGE, Adults only FE, LARGE ROOMS je new court house conatruction 2 4ifit 1OOMA prefetred ROOMS PAntiaiee Street HRMS & HATH, {hy to the okfest mansion im Pur lac Coo in summer, warm in Winter wqulet all the time Couples oniy, FF $4052 RMS ANTI Adults only Baldwin ROOMS PVT Cas heater, &@7 ROOM API Btreet AND 4 OOM APARTMENTS ON West Side 2 0601. After pm. call FR 5 6322 Ra APT EVERYTHING FUR nished Ol heat All private Reasonable Tnquire 22) Auburn RMS UPPER NICELY FN Heated Private ent MY 12-1258 RMS & BATH STOVE, REFRIG Aduits Main floor, heat furn $65 FE 6-0075 OR 4 HRMS BATH, fn FE 2-7805 RUS Garage 52140 IN a4 ALSO 1 204 Slate PRI couple | In’ Ph PRIV HATH ANID) BN 116 Payfette Fe 5-204) oe ae hOOMs NEAR | FE WORKING 40048 ANID Nu COUPLE: Marshall BATH PRIVATE thilukers fi Steput MODERRN LIV HATH PVY ENT $18 week Inquire at Ave FE 56-1051 BATH AND ENT Parke SI PARKE 40 8 NEAT, CLOSE MM APT. ALL All utllities Fk OOMB, OWN BATH, aundry faeliitiesn MI 4 RMS, STEAM HEAT Mean nus | line No drinking. 401 N Paddock 3 RMS GARAGE EM 33474 FURNISHED 4817 MEAT *h | 14 & 4 ROOMS & BATH UTILITIES furn $20 week OR 39386 ROOM APARTMENT CL. F Private beth and entrance Poplar, off Baldwin & 4 ROOMS AUTO re 40808 FR gals ROOM freee aa: BATH elwit yi4 Hroad@ ay (rte ATTHACTIVE HMS Murphy bed PR 4 4686 ROUMa & PRIVATE Taal wide Working” 21872 NICE RMS MODERN GARAGE FE 25408 of FE 4 1064 ROOM UTILITIES FURN | Will take small child. 128 N. araph PE 4.0840 RMA PVT Pine Knob RM HEATED nished New and dryer AWN 63 MEAT DOWN lake UT & BATH couple FR Tele- BATH Rd & ENT. OR 1-788? WELL automatic Handy to stores. No small children MU 40949 RMS FURNISHED ON ELIZA. , beth LR. Reasonable. Catl De trolt WA @ 5728 tOOM APARTMENT oth OR €Ol4s ROOM nished Woe k weekly ON | | FUR Washer “$63A PARTIALLY and het water 2 time Very nice $20! FR (-4358 before 5 pm NEAR CENTRAL FE 401128 FUR HEM | ALL MOD 2 aS AND wath | ATTRACTIVE 9 BACHELOR _ OTA COZY 32 FINE MODERN Agrs” CONVEN- fent to Central High 8choet Fx _ heat Pay moving expenses by selling all those unused items you've had stored. away all this time. Priv Very cle ideal tor work. | ing couple Whe am FE 8-334] RM APT Yate ent. and hath Hospital Small FR 2.6224 or PRI | Near General | child FRE 4178 APARTMENT FOR! 2 rooms & bath, No drink FRE 3.0068 8B am to 8 pm RM. STRICTLY PRIVATE t ist fess 43 8 Tasmania COUPLE & BABY \ rr 43 andy welcome. | 8 rent First apd second floor FE 85-4032 RENT, MODERN TRAILER slo oie on lot hear work, BR RENT — New ‘GARAGE rete lab modern "nepal urn: ayerou ear ae Lake. $20 weekly, FE GENT) HOSP, AREA r rm, Pig private entrance & bath arge closets, auto. heat, _ couple only, PE 4.6084. Lakeshore Apartments Have fun where you lve Beau. tiful 3 reem lower apartment Near Pontiac, §75 monthly, inc or by week EM 3-422 MOVING SOON? nee With JUST DIAL FE 28181 | and ask fot a an ad taker saree Pk aaite d | | NEAR | NEAR FISHER BODY, 2 BEDR |UPPER DUPLEX. 2 BEDROOM. 40007. | WEST “SIDE. 5 | Pontiac's Rent Apts, Furnished - 454 CARNIVAL By Dick Turner Rent Houses Unturn.” 57 $7) Co 2 a nee Ee ice will 4 _ pase. € ¢, ie arage. Meat: airnert. Aauite, f req. % 3-1943. : LAKE ORI LY oe —, N, decorated Desete ceeenen wash- (ea facilities Automatic of] heat. asonsble. OL 2-2062. LAKE ORION. HOUSEKEEPING cottages. All utilities. Winter rates 468 8. Broadway. MY 43-9056. — MOTEL KITCHENETTE APTS. Utilities furn BD fae oht's-9580 week, 9479 Pontiac Lk. Rd OCHESTER — BEAUTI- country living. 2 rm. apt. 11-6479. ful OL CMS. kitchen, ving rm., ulliities, $17.50 weekly. OR_ 1-7206._ NICE 4 RM AND BATH, FIRST floor, Garage. West side. — avail- able now. FE 44188 or FE 68-3265. ON BECHLAND OFF CASS _ Laks Ra. 4 rooms & bath $65. rooms & bath upper. $60. tet & hot water futp. all Jack _Loveland. FE 23-4875. SEE THIS ~| clean. jeasant, front, steam | qe rooms. 69 Poplar, FE Adults 54 Williams. FE VERY NICE 3 RM. AND BATH Pvt ent. No drinkers No chil- dren. FE 2-§553 § ROOM & BATH Gas heat. PE 4-7326 WHITE ONLY. CLEAN 2-RM. APT. 5 19'4 Hovey betweea Cottage and Osmup FE 6-648 Rent Apts. | Unfurnished | 55 1ST FLOOR 3 RMS & BATH OU heat FE 32-7425 2 BEDRMS & GARAGE. 428 W. Fourth, Rochester _OL 62066 CLEAN, OUTSIDE $50 mo. @@wi [3 BEDRMS. _ eity, ealldren welcome FE 47581 or FE on OM Extra large fet Hy & livin ar ig cyreeee: Ava apie * be most exclusive, modern West aide apartment development Balcony-type building with fnedi- vidual entrance a ere nN Lag kitehens with metal cabi- an 2 REDROOM TERRACE a in decorator colars Near Wimer sehoot, o65- Tage & daylight “IT kept warning the wife to be careful in the company. Approx. 90x itable for 2 le - £5,000. wih accept trade. r . Owner. 4, LL Maden netee NEAR 7 in city. Cail Fic 23-2605, __ evenings $6, evi ve _$-3381. WEST SIDE 3 BEDRM. BR ‘ RYER, $100 OR TRADE Gas heat, basement, garage. 2) - mac De washer 100s sane =~ ht gaa FOR PICKUP. SALE ‘OR TRADE 1958 4-DR. Fo gat Hydra. Radio & heater. Power brakes & steering. Call FE 46004 aler 4:30. aro MALE. YR. 7) Trade for small ausbeard _ motor. GReenleaf 4-7614. E OR SHOTGUN Anes BOAT aoa trailer | Lad 23-4708. tans oes im a" ‘Aubura Rd. sToP ‘LIE. be ing for conveni@mge. Fr fr SLEEP- ing in home with kitchen srirllenee: FE $3804 oot p.m ee FRONT R POR eo 415 W. PE : : -50) Evert Ret. Voorheis & Eliz. Lk. Rd. Brand new modern 2 bay serv« ice station now under construc- Laser D apes pot location with high SWAP OR SELL rtable weld truck in! car. L 25. awa a . SELL PRACTICALLY new, black persian lamb coat. peor tial. PE dec location ‘ LOVELY ROOM FOR LADY. will be available in near future | 9150, size 10 or 12. PE 23-4169. “Kiteben privileges. PE 28075. "_"| {ventory only, Complete 6 weeks | SWAP 1953 oe NICE EAN RM. IN IN PRIV. training program at company dee ‘le. home for lady or gent. PE 49381, expense which includes a! FI! ae evenings. a —— fement. It" you ‘would SELL, FOLAROD 1D CaM- ROOMS FC managemen A an. — Bent — REASONABLE. hee @ een sen sre es oes nell g id = —don't overlook this cuseptional SLEEPING ROOM FOR 2 WORKING opportunity. For complete inf TRADE KENMORE P repair fo . Cooking privileges. $7.50 mation hone or write Mr. Grif-| washer, needs minor re 5 an _12 School Street. fith ” _wringer type p_wesher, Fut 2 ‘oe LEZPING ROOM, 16 N. JOHNSON. WATER SOPTENE roe _or sell. $3.50 month. OR 3-236 3-2360. SUN OIL CO. 500 S. Dix, Detroit 17 SLEEPING IMs SINGLE oor double in Pvt. home. FE 8-086 SLEEPING RM. Phe BLKS. paca sWAP » GOOD 1D USED GAS wit one zood 30 in. electric stove. UL 2-4307, call after 3 |2 BEDROOM UPPER. CLEAN WANTED TO TRADE: 1948 FORD, Close to GMC. MsUO. Meat fur- parking lot _ bane the boss's car was J there!” i Coma a a KITCHEN PRIVI-| VInewood 3-4200 8 a m. to 4:30 p.m. bad race motor, tri-carbs, Lincoln nished. Private entrance. eereae ee ee ee | a r week. 140 N. Tele-| or GArfield 2-6043 after 6 P.M. tra ion for motorcycle, FE Adults, FE 2-2900 _ | ae bad FE 5-488 5-9982. 4 tee, wees a “Rent Apts. Unfurnished 155) Rent Houses Unfurn. 57 wanrep cLEAN SieKMAtE [ALE TEACH- | ' WANT LATE MODEL JEEP. MO- HOL LYWOOD APTS. (00000 rrr | er or couple. OL 2-5046 Partri e bile home to trade. MY 23-0721. alate | Upper Flat—Heated [3 ROOM Mouse, CLEAN. 22 N. Qe "For Sale Clothing 71 _ 7 Eastway Drive __Rooms with | Board | 60 ” O60 4 Pees rH. $i07 05 AUBURN AVE AUBURN HTS. | | ooms Ww 1s THE “BIRD TO SEE Dr eet 2 ROOMB AND BATH. $30 NFW- j0) J B } ROOM HOUSE. $286 TUBBS RD. 5 ly dec Adults only. 27 Oakhill. Living room, dinette, bedroom, OR 3-2845 MEALS | -r nae . -i-, 7) 2 LADIES WINTER COATS, UL 2-3719 ae pees ana pete erent and | ——— | A ChEAN HOMESTYLE TAVERN of the YEAR spring coat and misc. te 13, "" = ; > rear priva’ entrances, arage. | ATH. ~ MECHANIC ST. | fe = . ‘Uu out uniform size oo AND) BATH. THORPE Attractive’ four-family building si PES am ‘Inq. @44 Auburn’ | ROOM AND BOARD FOR MEN.|; Same owner several years. Pirst _gvod condition. FE §-1707 reet FE 47034 | 678 (per |month. References re- |= | " Joht PE 2-6842. time offered. Very impressive : = = a : 3 N. Johnson masonry bullding on one of the |3 LADIES’ WINTER COA Ts. ONE utdlitig Sn . oh ee eal ne autied 3 Sere. MODERN Lov mo. | | “hottest” corners in Oakiand| has fox collar, good condition, utsliti f w ove ~ AP Se re —— | b a H eigenen ain WEST SIDE | Gn'Sso8s"GayfMever'on 3.1613 | Convalescent Homes 61 comy Pweg foods taaies st | WeensGOTTE BtE - = = = PLP LL LLL ALA ALAA AAP _~ ! * ROOM, EXTRA LARGE LIV-| 3 rooms & bath. 3nd floor. All) 3 BEDROOMS MODERN ane nf gross 94asie _ Buy valuable pooh Oe ens pore SIZE 3042. 2. GRAY. ing room, bedroom, kitchen, din- utiiities furn., plus washer, AAD fireplace. Lees 1659 White Lake | FIRST *LOOR ROOM FOR D- estate and a “only $20,000 down. | ic ette, bath. Modern apt. building — & refrigerator Phone OR, 3-11 3. | Ra MU les oF ieee: Bed or ambulatory. | ALL sizes ee oe beara “1s + ro q : ae Oi icee bernie siove WI s r SI DE | ; Lage sir He Bae oe ape MEN OR WOMEN DIX IIe C ORNE R BAR also tishing worms & tackle Or reftrig, heat, hot water furnished. | Main floor, 5-room apt. for 3] 2-4930 or OR 3-3885 Bed or ambulatory accepted. FE | Liquor bar plus one of the mest | 7 days. 389 Orchard Lk. Ave. Rew Fe ee eg ren ng We Gag! |3 ROOMS” MODERN. COUPLE | _ S901 eects Soae he te | OURS TWEED Coar WITH “yy Apre | ten _ | only, MA 6-3021 WE OFFER THE FINEST IN| Dusiness and comer to make you | 200d. size_14 SHIRLEY APTS. | —Set¢_____ 6|? BEDRM BRICK Y YRS OLD| cauipmeni and service, at fe8| money Offered at the right price | HUDSON EAL Se LENOTH CORT 180 FE Huron 7 - FE 5-4514. Rent Houses: F urnished . 56 Spot Lk. Priv. $995 mo. EM) sonable: ella Nh olletgertny rr to close en poate me Pro - Capes ane Saks SARMRAE GLORIA APTS. each He | 42235 : vesti oo" zs gate! coat with millium lining. Like 87 Mechanle 8 PE 4.42241 BEDROOM cozy. CLEAN. ON | ceume Peal le foe new. $25. will fit size 34-38. MA 3 OR 4 RM APT 635 OR $40 mo. enine_ Near grocery eine; | a HOUSE 4S A MONTH. ‘Motel Rooms 62 -9062. Heat & hot water furn OR 3-1972. 4 Poston asa lao ‘ ROOM 8 Rd. off of Pontiac Ad ee - Partridge LADY'S MOUTON LAMB, ALSO Y ROOMS PRIVATE BATH AND Ref. required PE 2-8721 for further information call FE HOTEL AUBURIN winter cloth coats, Misc. wear entrance, Newly decorated 4-491) apparel, Size 10. All exc con $4632 3 BEDROOM & 2 ta FURN. 3640) _ _ _ = Rooms by Day or Week ASSOCIA FE 2-5359. | Walton Bivd FE 5-6446. 4 BEDROOM, VACANT NEWLY! ajiso 1 ‘or 3 room apartments. 1080 -W. HURON _¥E 1 BEDKOOMS ON GROUND 9g pgepRM LOVELY YR AROUND, decorated, gas heat and fireplace Cooking ‘and refrigeration units. | BUSINESSES THRUOUT MICH. = LADY’§ CANADIAN BEAVER foor & garage EM 43-3474 lakefront home. 7 mi W Pontiac Lake privileges Close to churches 464 Auburn — 2-0239 ___ _SEOPEN TIL @ cok — cao oe 8 Lol 4 AnOE ROCMSs (AND pare | Mod. furniture Elec Rtiches jexts _and schools ered cy-wop: 3 | erraneee Sonar ce ee grils — PT cscs tefrigerator and stove. 2 onroe not water H eat. vailable 4 ROOM HOUSE ART res Street , ; _ e June pe. on Ref. EM, ere ma reened in a ie wilh a ___For Rent. Stores Se Bent lease eat a pcr gele _ NATURAL None STOLE 3 BEDRM MODERN AUTO HEAT, 4008 or LI 7- _ culated. Close ia. : ae EST , ——— $00 Write Pontiac Press Box 6 2 BEDROOM HOUSE AT ELIZ. St i ULTAA EY eco mest sens i oo quarters. Owner | TAN GABARDINE COAT. Al ALPACA sRM APT PRIVATE ENTRANCE | asbeth Leke. Partly furn. Contact| § RM HOUSE FOR RENT AUTO: eee: furniture. lining with hood. Size FE CLOGELIN. REFRIG. STOVE KE 3-3932 was heat $80 mo FE 2-8137 ; Cc * PANCUS Realtor 2 UTILITIES FURN. CALL AFTER | 2 BEDRM. GAS HEAT. $50 PER| 5 RM. FRAME GARAGE, $75 MO. Rent Office Space 64 . 3US, Ke WEDDING GOWN, SIZE 11, MEN'S 6 FE 42688 | mo 4641 Lake Grove, White Lk | ees Nolta bea Walled Lk. LI) WWW. nr | s«N MI Ortonville | NA_1-2815 ESN clothes, different sizes. J ROOMS BTOVE & REPRIGERA- Inquire weekends 5-5604 for tnfornation ODERN OFFICES, EACH 20x50 7 TA? L tor furnished. Waterford area, 3 BEDROOMS STRICTLY MOD-|§ ROOMS & BATH FULL BASE- |? Ne can be divided or used as SINCLAIR OIL P | $45 a month OR 4-02)7 | ern. 10 miles west of Pontiac | ment Garage Located on OF 1 unit. Located next to Johnson| Has 2 stall service station for Sale Household Goods 73 3 ROOM APT. HEAT FURN TWO Till June 16th, EM 3-0430 dyke Rd. near Willis pebow: Ch 1 | Realty, and Stewart Glenn Furni- Jease. Excellent location, low in- 4 room apts Heat furo 3055 Au- 2? BEDROOM PARTLY FURNISHED | dren welcome FE 2-296 | ture Rent drastically reduced. dope ere Nias 2 DRUM ror END TABLES. burn Rd MI 6-7055 MA 6-5000 is Room MODERN HOUSE. FE tnvenignts Sor. REALTOR +1511. elp eval . a _Comb. io & . FE 442 3 RM AND BATH AOUL te. CALL 3 BDRM. FULL B8SMT. GARAGE. 42986 Keego 0 , 4-3533 | Sa vern 2B wir ATO $50 a after 6 pm. PE 40 2 lots, 285 N. Hospital Rd. See § ROOM MODERN HOUSE. BE- i ee REDECGRATeD TAY: RN AND SDM — ONE oF " gas stove, 616. Pog Ole Prue & 4 RMS & BA an REFRIO Sat & Sun _ tween Pontiac and neers Heights M ouubee Peatias acre a ures eh "ears stk ana eter } PC. DINING RM. SUITE. COM- & stove furu Afuits only 454° 9 BEDROOM HOUSE OFP CAS8S- ple alter 5 30. FE 5-0845. Friaay Selucen Senremiaad oPed eral Scpisese taterect fosnme aahe plete with 6 chairs Good con- Auburn Ave FE 2-6859 Elizabeth PE 68-8816 = w stores. Full omy eta heated. This ts a real high volume tar- dition Very reas. FE 4-5197. # HOOM LOWER FLAT STOVE & 2° VERY NICE LAKEFRONT 6 RM8& “OPTION TO BUY” ari Suitable for any type of busi-| ern. Must be seen to be appre-|3 PC. GOLD NYLON SECTIONA refrigerator Keego Harbor FE homes Avail now through June GwWo so Lom p ness Inquire Warren Stout, cated. A give away at $35,500 Blond —— table and 4 chairs. _ 8 2764 19th .10 mi from Pontiac. EM or weekend = Realtor (1 Saginaw St. Poo- with $12,500 gown. Por further $50 each. FE 2-8221. RMS AND BAia HEAT AND 30134 : _ 6 ROOMS. CLEAN REASONABLE.| tinc. FE 38-6165. information call Charles J.|4@ PC BEDRM. SUITE 3 OVER. hot water furn, Upper. $$ mo.|3 ROOMS MODERN. HOT WA-_ 1 child, 2% years old. PE 4-0122. Chapman Agency, Jackson, Mich. | stuffed chairs. FE 4-1432 wh 2 isan | ter heat, In vicinity of Pontiac g39 MO 4 RMS CURTAINS. CHIL-| NEW OFFICES—WES1 SIDE. FE| grate . 3-202 days — Keith|§ RMS. OF FURNITURE. COM. 4 RMS AN DBATH. NEWLY DEC Lake $20 a week All utilities ~~ dren 2685 Orchard Lk. _ 2-2144 _ Gardned STate 2-9038 evenings. lete, Including all appliances. erated Partiy furnished 4693 Dix paid. 1355 Williams LAKE Rd_' 97°, MONTH WITH OPTION. 2 | OFFICE OR STORE SPACE, IDEAL faving. state. OR 3-760. 'e Highway. Drayton Plein Corner of M50 | bedroom nome in Union Lake jocation, between Miracle Mile _ Sale Land C Contracts 67 67); SILVER GRAY BEDRM 4 LARGE CLEAN ROOMS FIRST 3 BEDROOM HOME. MODERN. | area Wil) uiso sell for $000 down and Orchard Lake Rd. on Tele- Sen Lt conte "éranstr ‘saeketae floor Chan heat utilities furnish year around, children welcome |. EM 3-6444 _. graph. Will remodel ae ty 20 PER CEN c bed, Large chest, 2 vanity lamps. et §2 Park Place , OR | 82 OREEN STREET weraat: Ieth 8. Telegrape. en all for $80.50. Pay only $1 weekly. KM UPPER NEAR CITY HOS) 3 & 4 ROOM TERRACE {CL ose | Large home with apartment up! _ 4-0591. DISCOUNT . Pearson's Furniture. 42 Orchard pital FE 47706 in. 37 Mechanic FE 4-5268 and 1 down or upper a ha ta | a 200 will handle. Well secured _Lake Ave. ¢ KMS "@ BATH, Uvrel FE 4° ROOM HOUSE FURNISHED | Could To oms up with kitchen ta.| For Rent Miscellaneous 65 by modern ¢ room house. 7 PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITE. ‘eae @ MEAGTIFUL HOWE FOR RERE.| | tikes." Separate” entrance, 3 ~ | JIM WRIGHT, Realtor " Brand ew davenport oe N UPPER FE » " tcl down. Auto- ; = ; F Te : Pacer BAe ' " I‘, baths activities room laundry | rooms rg Close Pontiac Gen. 803 OAKLAND AN Ee 345 on OD — et 5-0441 coffee table. decorator iamps, 4 RMS. BATH UPPER ADULTS room, garage. lovely neighborhood | eral Hospital, schools and ‘bus. A| lg el a r $90. Pay only $2 weekly A Manhal. FE. aces UL 2-2930 or OR 3-3886 | fice neighborhood. $83 per month | GARAGE BUILDING, 1,000 LAND CONTRACTS TO 8UY Pearson's re. 42 Orchard aan : BEAUTIFUL 2 BEDRM RANCH! for whole house with privilege SQUARE FEET OF FLOOR to sell Bari Garrels, BM. 3-2511 e_Ave Sere SE te PEO nME- | Nome Avallabie until ie haat of sub-letting upper apartments or SPACE, 60 FT. FRONT. or EM 3-4086, 7 FT. KITCHEN DISPLAY WITH Pe Near Pontiac & buslife. Gas heat |*> roems. enne , AG cou top. Single iw ik ¢ ROOMS AND BATH, UPPER | 1384 Rosdale. FE ¢6736. UN 1-4112| 102 E _Muron 8t. FE — BALES OR ETC. Money 2 ; 68 faucets, Removal rice, R. B. Meat furnished. Adults only. 133) prauTIFUL PRIVATE ome $93 PER MONTH. BRICK 3 BED- (Sta! icensed Lenders unro Electric Co. 1060 W. Huron | Seminole | _ _ completely furnished on ny wa-| room. tiled bath, basement, forced JIM WRIGH T, Realtor DOPE PDI DLL IDF ILLS ILD IPD FE 5-8431. RMS & BATH NEWLY DEC ter, spacious yard. In clar ston. | al: heat, paving, ecooels. one sib Gaklané Ave. FE 5-9441 TEAGUE FINANCE ca. 9X12 RUGS WOOLFACE. $15.05. $15.95. orated Util furn $70 Mo In MA 58-0431 _ W Yale; cotmat wtenlen: FE 30036 Open ‘Til 8:30 Reversible $16.50. imported. Se eee aie | CEDAR ISLAND LAKE. NEAR | oe | . ale: at ui Busi P : 202 S. MAIN cnee’ Gass é: Pearson alone 5 ROOMS GHT AND ion Lake Village cme W ——- ee s SS operty . 95. Overlooking park Near Tel-Hu-| basement and oll Timnace. | i ‘9 WANDA. NEAR WALLED u ine s roperty 214 E. ST. CLAIR re sles Lake A ate. ron Fireplace garage Aduits! Clean and neat. $55 oar month to; Lake 6 room ranch. acre of land For Rent ROCHESTER ROMEO ony FE 2.0574 reliable cae to June 1960 EM- a4 cL me. Town & Country Real- Bmall attractive office building Ae Paes PS 9x12 Fel R 9 5 ROOMS UNFURNISHED O11) _ Dire 3-5245. VErmont 17-8208 3) NE. Corner Telegraph Rd. and AUTOS elt Base ugs - 5 peat At picien St. children |FURMIENED HOME 3 YRE. OLD: “to JONES” STREBT HOLLY. 3 Golf Drive. 12" x 18 — 2 nice Li RUBBER BASE PAINT GAL. allowed K 4-400 1 bedrooms bat ning ving | i lavatory. ROOMS AND BATH ON WEST | (OO) Kitchen” Mew lfuraliure: au: | erenna. Local references. $55 a Nciy promineat obec Witte pad ot pte acne ent lc PAINT SALE aide bade i decorated, FE 2.4536 tages Scar uatane Tre EIek | | ae DRAYTON NEAR A&P 3 RM. | son Bradway Co. 1100 compen PL 2-3519 PL (2-3510 4V-Ft. Wall Tile ... -25€ or FE +0289 from high ech®oi, in vicinity hos- | furnished apt. Heat and utili. | geo IB Det. 36 ief phone FRIENDLY SERVI Syers. 141 W. Hureo FE ¢3064 5 om PP Natal Rgeeeelell od Be viele ae Call after 4 DM. ties furn Adults gals: $12 week. | —“— is PT GIBSON UPR easonable _MAyfair ; a Call OR 3-7003 after 1 pm \ . ¢ FT GHT eaente 3 io Sf isUore | FURNISHED HOUSE WASHER. attractive 1 BEDRY. House. Business Opportunities 66 Bi Jc 1K NE ‘| . +. $210 Near grade schools & dryer. fireplace, and fenced-in ~ Nice yard, gas furnace. Reas. to | ee ui fA Admiral upright freezer $60 2.0057 : ard) Can be seen. Sunday, LU responsible couple, Ing. 2496 Pine BAR, NORTH OF MT. CLEMENS FINANCE COMPANY PAY'S RE EMENT 1 oe APARTMENT SOS ea) aa gaa | Lake Ave. Keego Harbor co ee ee pall Pants and Aves aes KEEG) CLEAN 2? BEDRMS GAS UIRREL 7 * Oak S RMS & BATH IN PONTIAC. | “heot and utiitice. June tet. te | ila TER taal SQUIRREL _F-U_ Box 381. Richmond, Mich. BORROW uP “TO $500 | i ApMInaL............- Lower OR 3-0832 quire 2168 Willow Beach | mo Deposit, UL 93812. BEAUTY SHOP SPACE FOR 41” Admiral See ue RMS WITH 2 BEDRMS HEAT CARE, ORION CLEAN. MO NI SINGLE BEDROOM HOME. wriae actye Poe ee eer: | ee Pontiic — Bravton Sos as Utica t sets to choose from, Provided. West side Adults, FE 2 bdrm. Reasonable Uti ime |“ inci refrig and range. Very pre-| trie instelled. Reasowable rent. | Walled Lk PL th| all rebuilt & guaranteed 30 days. - xa MOOERN LOWER SOUTH ft ie Sea ea 73) Coameres "heer age” ties a MA +0062, _ ee wa To — sabeth Lx. BR We RM Oe € TH LAKE 0} : : ; Commerce Road, miles wes t . 7 ‘ . East side Colored Couple pre. | pedroes) a drinkers. FE 4-4740 of Pontiac EM 3-4115 or EM BAR FOR ata LE, cLAse (Lt Seaboard Finance Co, take . ferred Inquire 80€ Menom{nee or PE 5 wie _ ee rene, Reply o 1185 N, PERRY STREET CU. FT. COLDSPOT, LIKE NEW. 8 ROOM. PARTIALLY FUR IN KEROO HARBOR BRICK DUPLEX. 3 BEDRMS 1's | — Soe sHOwPinest location jn | onez— Tartine — Phone FR 0-0661/ 18 x 0 mirror. New metal tren roning nishet Heat & hot water 7 blocks A 2 bedroom $45 | bathe Full Dsmt. Gas heat with | COFFEE . me laa lee * board. uare lamp table. W t. OMC Very nice $20 weekly A SS room, full basement 865 |— gas of electric cooking oucet Oakland a toe — ee _ Sacrifice. FE 5-8642. _851 Wesbrook, FR 84538 vefore 5 pm An exceptional 2 bedroom home Children welcome. $100. FE §-71761 stainless steel equipment. s 8 PC. WALNUT DINING ROOM ! 5‘ fixtures & siness. Excellent All NeW APT 10 MINUTES $08 ule hours, no Suridays. Established suite, $75 FE 4-3094. 143 8. Edith. , trom Pontiac @ rms Stove re Call Jack Loveland Fe 2-4875 dor weare $40,000 yearl ress. — $25 “PC. a QINING “ROOM SUITE. 208 frig tun shower “Induire 6620 yoOpERN LAKEFRONT HOMF ON . BRICK Lease of $125 per lec udses COMMUNITY LOAN nco. _5. _ Shir ley. Highland Rd M59). Phone OR — gyivan Lake For rent or lease heat & water. Only 55,009 down. | 30 B. ef San FE 0-681 | 51s sad ROO. “GOOD 5 RM. 1 60ps ; > _ Completely furn Gas heat) Adults 2 BEDROOM DUPLEX Balance $100 per mio. ¥ SERVICE Deotherm heater, OU tank : CK DAR ISLAND LAKEFRONT | only FE 40215 after 6 pm. and LOANS $25 TO $ $500 , legs Platform. rocker. Small 2 bedroom Living [ccm with fre. weekends eS : NOW AVAILABLE A as OPERATION Northern dinette table. TV table. Dresser place Separate dint ng Toom., MODERN WELL FURNISHED Class bar. SDM license. e-| On your signature or other se- FE 2-9408. . kitchen” full basement, furnace home erase. gas heat For pease GAs HEAT—BASEMENT canes qree*"y, & gas, plus liv-| curity. 24 months to repay. oh r) ch glen OR it Automatic hot water Partly furn | Oct. to April Reasonable ing quarters. Good corner loce-| service te fast, friendly and he Seer aaa on $70 per mo sponsible couple, Phone FE! $2083. Nicholie & sHarger Co. tion. Excellent gross cd pada ful. aes our office or phone chest om © ioe = r M 14671 KARMAN | tion. Nice fixtures. $19, own, 6-812 master wa heater. IRAN RED ROOM PULL NESt Gar het Oct *anfough | e1'4 WEST MURON YR 8-183] inclugea ttnventory ot apereat| HOME & AUTO | g*stta ee ul teen i a Se herr ee bath. 120 State FE 81039, $60 June m9 month. 1701 Rustic Lane, ron RENT YR AROUND HOME a $6,000. No” catch. Call to- 30 30 IN. one = ~ oe 3 Fe nee Harber. Call WEbster pm. MA 62106. : ; LOAN CO. 7 woae, i, for good (DUPLEX. MUST HAVE REFER. 5-3858 for appt. | FIVE AND A 1% ROOM HOME. TN. Perry 8t. Corner E. Pike _ electric, OR_ 3-8396. Cre ts Sy ere ett! | REARONABLE. | NEWLY, “DEC PUR ASD property Renting tor agstrorn | ith Confid x, NEW, CRATE afer & Lower & upper to rent, rated. Furnished or unfurn, FE poe a : orrow wit ontidence : : $8 per mon References re- e marred, — os on Munro MODFRN, 4 ROOMS AND BATH, 2.8004 after 6. FE #1 quired. Contegt. REALTORS $25 to $500 Elec. 1060 W. Automatic neat and water. White | gvatt HOUSES FOR RENT. IN- 4900 Highland Rd. (M-50) . ie in wee oF give ne Take Area. MU ©2867 wire at 1676 Taylor Rd. ask hn K. Irwin & Sons | Pomtise._Mie®__PR._OR_¢-e0es Household Finance $50. RE- NI “y) : ) Vr 1) | _for_Lonnte_ Weaver FE_¢ 4-2031. Jo in . irwin & oon: ~ DAIRY _ B AR Corporation of Pontiac ratot, $35. Electric stove, $35 NEW OY POO REALTORS é é Washer, $30. Studio — never Pr SYUVAN, LAKE NEW RANCH Bince 192% IN GROSSE POINTE Woops — }‘* 8. Saginaw St. FE 4-0533| used. $55. Bolins garden tractor se ec Oy het neat | 313 West Huron Street Beautiful stainiess steel equip- WHEN YOU NEED pe ar ser tm 8 Near General Hospital Pvt en- procornget gp ng Wenaronaey ambiage P “og | Phone FE 5-0447 or FE 2- ment. $1500 down includes inven- a cad TV, < ' = yy 5 ee. nee — aero = ~ * trance. utilities turn. PR $-0774. | okeo Ferndale, corner” Pontiac | DOWNTOWN ROCHESTER. ONE «| tory: . _— $25 TO $500 00 FEET 9 F aTAIRWAT CARPET- ORCHARD COURT = |—""*- —— | CSmmercial Ret OL 60a Gee. STATE FINANGI CO. REROR, YR AR x ee rnidlath A Prats teal SDM, with 6 room modern home 100 oi TRIER HOUSE FOR RENT. CHILDREN 7 ; os to $125. I for ira or APARTMENTS Rent H Houses es Unfurn, 57 Soap gigs month. Inquire Jean A preven mene mater “Comrs | 306 Fonte Fist B or, apartment. SUN RRAND NEW-— eleh, 267 N. Perry. ranteed inventory, makes down p-134). — AIR CONDITIONED (ie tinturn. Low reut to depend: | HOUSE FOR RENT. 27] W LONG: | payment Sale idee Si8G i seent Lk.| fellow. Children - — $85 able people. Near Crescent BAXTER & ove NE “oent Greatiy Reduced” Bid Brubewiet a | Ctested Cail FE 34700" of FE W_Lawrenc St. _ WE ¢1530-8 1 BEDRM. COUNTRY. mith) GET & Io $500 Signature RO sibE 3 RRDAN. nel oe. i at Pontiac ae. Carpeted. Qara full me 8. Telegraph rE 4-0621 basement. Large lot. Avail lable on ees 1 year lease at 8100 per month. | FOR LEASE NEW AND MOD. R. J. VALUET, Realtor | 3"hl “foot Pouttne Reston vie tte t Bu and refrig tor 1 Ca. FR 2 to 24 Months to Repa: | i Hea, we “ monte | Gers Immediate pos- . ae oe oe _tor r_tnformation SUS | PH. FE 2-9206 a | Auto, heat & bot water (soft) fur- seaston 29-0209. Paul A. KE ORION. 6 ROOMS, BATH | nished. Kitchen fan. master TV Kern, tne. and a half, gas heat, no drinkers. FOR LEASE _ : | lo and many other fine fea . tine Pes 4.4740 a PR 5- oe a Modern 2 bay gas station. Good OAKLAND res —" BEDRM HOWE FENCE ROOMS AND neighborhood station. OR 3-421 | ADULTS ONLY — \* 375 Pury oy at 1 Joslyn iy _ Kaus. "ae ake $50 ork iH for information Loan Com + MARAGER — He APT. @ F pRORM Shick MS RRA aaa — one ee Le esolney — 202 Pontine State ‘ 691 MODERN FIVE ROOM BUNGA- ae! ba — ae Sper Dally_& gre. 10 0.8.0 pm ei mo xu oe oa West suburban, garege, $15 ~ HOT SPOT | Mectgage Loans , ONLY $4 A MONTH RATED “y vuPLEs — ‘ Pontiac A madera wparynest. (bt igh: TY b8be id paint: Toots “Sureius 2ND MORTGAGES land on M-8® and Lake, EM BEAUTIFY | pent “ad a oe rrifie Business VAIL 0-82, Oe eS HTS | Must se i. ~ Paul A. Kern, Realtor Row, Ree my Sdegroom ranch, styie atl pt ; Rentals FE 2-0909 e onth , ac =A TH MUST a UPPER _ DUPER “2” BEDROOM ce: "SOR cerles, —-Adhatte, Witlems, 9B 4.0007. a bs E vard Meo iaae | tics 7g Ww ons SO mone BR eas? Sere s os Ee UNION TERRACES Bia c gage re £ Soest MOGERN ‘ BEDROOMS, PULL tor deck & fiaterye ARCADIA. NO, 1 13 peDRCON Hi HON ME. DRAYTON Hiller Road | tos - WOLVERINE | ately. 2 - on sale 3 nPTEDROOM WOME -RANKLIN (2 BEDRM. HOUSE Sit] WEBI | Clauy’ fur OR’ 3-8782 | MC FRANKLIN St. Auburn go VT month, , afer: 5. ee | Downtown 3 blocks east of Court | Fm 4-498 i REAR “ci ata ‘ow 3} SEDAN On fowve galt gent, decogted #844, 1 BEOROOAT WOME WAAR CARR Mahara. decade’ | * | _Lovieg FR 41193 pelea, beat. Washer, some more, fing rwom ‘alngt ROOM wou | i mee ar = Kitehen and beth. Will fu ‘ltr Bs et xe | a 66M BA COTTA | NEAR SL ATER APTS ‘ (egay evcoratta. 4 Adults only. FE |, country living, smail : f : ew and bath room. mae ee al ee | ¥ vo Ree haw 3. BEDROOM HOUSE tar Le Sa FE ¢3946 Tien ther ae FE 4-35 after 5 ei nyron tora, Meh : 7 = 4 ‘om ‘ at : ; s eee ‘ : af it ~ esacattnede soe ol cauiediamataaiind adh aemolieee ai 4 ee ematical 9d tet ee Ae eRe i a A Ey AR a tay vgs _ ' a i * 4 . : i THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATU RDAY, ial SEPTEMBER 26, 1959 TWENTY-NINE. Sale Sale Housenoret Goods 73, Sale Household Goods 73 or. Sale_Miscellancous 76 For Sale iscel mera: men _ Sand, C 7 “FOAM RUBE SSR Tae Howl NARs en Fee. prosoPacotns ppecnonerteions Oo _ For le Miscellaneous 76 Cameras & Equipment 78 Gravel & Dirt 84 For Sale Livestock 89) F For Sale Housetrailers 95; Boats and Accessories 103 =i ea al al al el Ol al ll ll lt L OA lL ALO LOA OE, Eoege’ the. Washer, PORTABLE. THIS Ma- DO Yop HAVE A FURNACE. FUEL 5x7 ORAPHIC. _PLASH, FILTER, CHOICE: BLACK: RICH -CLAY, BLACK . GELDING, EXCELLENT | 16° “HOUSETRAILE FOR_ HUNT- Boat STORAG sTOR- misc. FE Gh gn ag g- hy problem? Hundreds of thermostat, good | hilder,. shade. $100. “FE “foam. Large ras lo Be eee, Eee ee range re $18. DE gr 10 pa of 86.66. rE calore choose from, — - ea eruee to € gas, rea-| _ 3-7402. | hel FE so black = 48) E. Auburn or-MI 6-3479. | ij FOOT HOUSETRAILERS, ue pert ; . xB, 610. ES8ER,| 3.3337 7. al terior. = paper — Sc * a | | POR gts RES. SOW WITH _ 3075 Waukegan. Auburn ‘BEAUTIFUL SiN jEWinG TRADE GAs ete iad ie, Derry Bren, Selled Mosier ue see. | TALBOTT LUMBER 35 MM. Slide Projector | GOOG Paki ERT & MANORS | cal EM parse co FL axlo GENERAL MUST SELL. HARRINGTON : machine. Blond cabinet, Button tric range. R. B. Munro Electric t. | Redwood fence pickets. Glass | equipped with fan, 300 watt can- Gee Sone oe gictines aod | FOR SALE — is WEEK OLD Parkhurst Ct. M24. Lake Orion. | ron WORKS poles and. zag equi ay | 02: 1060 W. Huron OAKLAND FUEL & PAINT | Thoroseal for waterproofing — | die oer. Used a little, cost $74, [ee at at | pigs. Also six month old blue, Lot 89: ! oe one DEALER eiance $68.80 or $8.10 a is | TRADE ELEC. Ry RANGE FOR GAS Gas 436 Orchard Lk. Ave. FE $-6150 Wood louvres at 'a price to c on. | sell for 4s Also 6 ee oo“ Oay SERVICE BLACK tick hound pups. Phone MElrose | i8@ RICHARDSON. 36 X 10°. FE 2-8033 for 9 months Call ctedit BE eee unro Electric Co sis, | aot: 1088 Oakland Ave. PE 4-4 44595 3318 Lexingt Ses snd & erevel FR 4. Lae Reese, 6514 Lah- _ 8-0860. 0. : ELEC. oaypticnd _totseesee tose. TORRID HEAT OIL < CONVERSION | est: | ting olly.! RIRSTREAM LIGHTWEIGHT CHRIS CRAFT 26° 7LXINO BLOND DINING RM, SUITE. 1 RUF- USED WATER SOPTE Gaus. | Knee Hole desk seen 88. | burner 2 2Tosgal. tanks, $18. “PULWERIZED 1 TOP SOIL AT30 HER travel trailer. Since 1932 -_ BRIDGE SEDAN, 1965, $ SLEEP. fet, tea-cart chairs, pad Bigtely automatic. eifenseache. Auto washer & ‘dryer eetiles 888. | £ E Liberty iiford, MU* 44281. FORGET ABOUT RETAIL PRICES | x oa and ni. FE 5-565 {foo0 DISPERSAL, 36 HEAD OF i anteed fer life (ean and get} -ER. 105 HP. EXCELLENT CON- leaves ipcludea. Exc. Misc 23-5827. Baby bed ...... proteeeecs es 8 dan ATER Mo) 6OWith =Paddocks giant fall sale. C6 ee good production, now or for a Cemensiteec at Warner Trail-| Sete x acon . 47600 JEF- —jamps 2 leather chairs. biack &|USED BAKO AINE? BEDS. Gas hot water heater $3. Ssiets auleuatic. Seecenahis. | Paddock Camera Shop, 1032 W. PEAT AND SAND. EXCRANGE | nic base. 300 gal Solar bulk Sales, Huron. (Plans OR BAY. 34,450. white. 2 Navajo Indian rugs. 8| ranges. retr i) wathare cbvin woe S10 vr 2 a Huron next to Rent It Ine. | or tep_ sail, pe dae spread. MY, milk cooler, A-1, less than 3 to join one of Wally Byam’s ex- FE weir cca Sark “Call on fay TAB: ‘heaters, rue rid facet wineres 3 nd doors $1 guy. USED TERS & ADDING | _ _ 99 PON ae ie cE BUILDERS 6 : sagt oie 3 Oak Sees RS a nettes, Kitchen abine E s rs up. TIAC i AKE CL OER. aur milkers, elec water heater. wash v ore ———— = 348 684 Monegan. | terms, Bargain Meuse ao WreekGast GO ices sos $10. opciones at low. prices. Large | __Sale le Musical ( Good: _ ep. Sand gravel & dirt. tanks & misc. milking eqwpment. BOB HU [CHIN SON > OHNSON MOTORS “B ANKRUPT T 7— | _ Cass | Apt. size gas stove ..... $5. ount# on new portables. | tena trucking & ule. oR’ iss Glen Empson, 1360" Granger Rd, SERVING GREATER DETROIT & tar Craft boats. Gater and Air- CK = OAKLAND FURNITURE CO | Forbes Printing & Office Supply 30, 30, REMINGTON PUMP K25 WEAV: Oxtord OA 8-2442 Pontiac for the past l3‘y years buoy trailers. Everything { a oe — Bedroom and! ~ Used Trade- In Dept. 104 S. Saginaw FZ 2-5523 4500 Dixie Hwy. Next to Pontiac | scope. Nearly new. Also SPECIAL UT SELI 4 REGISTERED HOL. and still continuing to bring you ! uoy trailers. Everything for the break ast sets. owe and Teck: | Lenses chair... 6 saveetTRoUcuE ec an | State a frces Remington pu m p. Fi Black dirt, $8 load, del. FE oik eoes. Shbthe soa Curios the err sip Sinn ad bu reouee OWENS MARINE SUPPLIES | sonas am mattresses. Must well Pu size bed & dresser BE length. Warwick s. 268 Orchard | Regs Ritor @ Ma Baile — | “inane PEAT HUM eae ° roiter, Mobile Homes. 44 Orchard Lake Ave. PE 2-80: im jately, A chance or ss ‘ 50 Lk. Ra. | ee ter 6 MA 6-21 } eh Us QUARTER-TYPE GOOD CONTEST NOW ON DISPLAY NEW AND USED BOATS AND an buy. Bedroom m Outfitting Co.. » its Tobie. ge o i WID: FREE FRUIT J JARS. . a — PIANOS. _ Your | DELI RED horse-—-Baby Doli. Call Mon. OA ( , tors. Complete ~line of ye rit é ¢ Pridiy rd . 7.000 Te pth | El = bed mbite oe rion ee use nme | wntieaece Sates COM a“ a al ad GRADING a BY ne < ie Ga gaily “to 6 pm. te te 3 3 t. nort ectric ran ane ‘50 | : a KEG. HAMPSHIRE SPRING RAM, : F Z ally 8 to m to 3 on P Mark Hdaatea tape Price less sulky $175. 3361 | plete 22 in. FE 8-3890. | | Organ attachment fits any piano.” gop soil, gravel. fill, ete. FE w son oi ieietal Rae FE ces 8612 AND Sun . $-3552 DETROITERS | Harrington Boat Works sSnewiE Se “4x 9 POOL table. Rosai _ reel. OR OR 3 ns ipidaades mattresses, $17.95. Cou r ton ma esses. $1295. Pearson's. Furniture. 42 Orchard Lake Ave | nara ji Marble-top tables. MY! BRAND NEW WROUGHT pow WALNUT CHEST AND VANITY and mattress. $3995. Pearson's) Mahogany coffee table. Expelient Furniture. Orchard Lake Ave. condition. $50. PE 2-9539 i CASH FOR SMALL RADIOS, Z working or not. FE 5-8755. Hi-Fi, TV & Radios 744 Goda ROOM SUITE. DRESSER 6 ee e ea AND 2 CHAIRS. UL bed, complete. os 8 & SE DUO-THERM SPACE HEATER. Hi-Pidelity Worksh $40; Hamilton electric dryer, de- 2 ts a1 5 luxe model, $100 FE seal) 12“ Huron St amet ELEC. DRYER, _ USED, $19 95; = a PR RL ee a ee ae 10 = E 2-545 a au We F¥ Tage Ges PAYMENTS BRAND “1 ECTRIC WATER HEAT n mer ELECTRIC WATE R HEATER.| made deposit — Moved out of Hotpoint, $35. Formica! city You save §$$ ’ Payments | kitehen set, matte wash-| oniy $2.25 weekly Good Year er, $10. UL 2-1 | Bervice Store 30 8. @ass. Pon- ELECTRIC econ HEATER AND tac FE 5-6123 1 large dolj buggy OR_3-6143 | — ae, Span EASY ELECTRIC DRY condition, Elec. Co. FABULOUs PFAFF. LIKE NEW. with zig-zag Does everything Take over contract balance $48 86 85 mo. No mone _ Sewing Center E 2-3331 FREEZERS Chest and U pee New models, slight} crate-marred models at big dis- count price 5 2 years fo pay 90 davs same as cash WAYNE GA 121_N. Saginaw FOR Frigidaire. BERT Runs perfect. $35.) 248 8. Anderson FREEZERS — UPRIGHT ~ FAMOUS 2 CHAIN SAWS name brands. Scratched. Terrific) : $149.95 while they No phone orders please ichigan Ws Orchard. Lake 2 FUEL OL TANKS. values, Fluorescent, Ave PAMOUS PFAFPF ZIG ZAG hose FE) down Michigan NORGE PREEZERS | scratched o| ' FE 5- 6189. "§$ALE APARTMENT SIZE (2) last | SEW- THOMAS ECONOMY 361 $ Saginaw -| VICTORIAN ‘LOVESEAT. chests GE stove. MA 4-307] PAIR CASH FOR USED TV's. PUR- _ chased at your home. FE “HEA uss SALE: by it UE RVICE YER. ay S0OD For Sale ; Miscellaneous 76 —~ | 1',-Car Garages—$549 oo FE §-5475 1-A ALUMINUM SIDING “The old reliable pioneers” For Free Estimates Cal! i OL_ 11-6623. Days or _ Eves i ZAPART SAW FILER AND AT-, iecomrots 1 see 223° Walton Blvd. FE 5-7835. ie AQUARIUMS AND | stand, 3441 Rd Dunn: waning . off _Adams Rd. Auburn Heights _ FE 2-9151, Office chair. | WANTED ANTIQUE DISHES “oii. | 2-0367. POR | foot saw setter. | Chek kering ane. Bloomfield Hills FREE ESTIMATES GAS, OIL, FURNACES KENYON HEATING SERVICE OR 3-5634— |FOR SALE: STEEL COMMODE | _ for invalid. Fairly new. FE tes ‘SALE MINK EQUIPM Give me an offer. OR 3- 'FREE STANDING TOILETS a ae — a Double bowl sink ae ig-in. hard copper. 20-foot lengths ........ Ie ft 44-in. hard copper, 20-foot lengths Q4e ft 3-pe. bath sets with trim . $8995 3-pc. colored bath set with trim. $99 05 Factory Qnds— Irregulars SAVE PLUMBING SUPPLY 172 N. Saginaw FE 5-2100 GARAGE DOOR. WOOD D SECTION | everhead 8 ft. bl Th tt. _Clemens St. ‘GAR AGE E DOORS _ Factory seconds. all standard sizes in stock from $25 and up | Electric door operators, folding _closet doors and disappearing | stairways We give estimates on garage 're- modeling. } Open from 8 to 5 i . Noon on Saturdays _. BERRY DOOR SALES S~ Paddock FE 2-0203 1105 Stanley HOT AIR OIL FURNACE & HEAT | ducts. $135. 220 gal. oi] tank $15 | Oil hot water eee $25. Philgas wall heater. $35. UL 73-3883. 2? MEN MOLL. H7 3 horse Clinton, like new. _FE_ 8-6331 3. GOOD CON- dition. Will deliver. FE 5-0120 +IN SOIL PIPE. PER LENGTH | ing machine, makes buttonholes, : be oar Oo ct hese bas bab sews Pd putens) pings ig West. Open_eves eic. No attachments. Pay bal- ase $81.40 or $710 month for “Comp aks _ PIPE. 5 FT my a7) 1 ae Call credit mgr 3 E PLUMBING SUPPLY A_& A Products Co an . Saginaw 5-2100° Faacoaas “AT BARGAIN PRICES. _ pliances, GAS ke _ MY 2-5351 GE ELEC._ condition. FE 5-509¢ erator. §35. FT CAST IRON aeccases all sizes available Samuels Ap-" 4 | a with bench. Best bred Davisburg. MA 5-6011 $49 95. G A. Thompson. 7008 M59 36°, (CHIPPED) $15 _ West, oe ee DOORS AND 5 FRAMES $8 [RANGE $45 Goon | < singie beds, complete 2 dress- ers $5 each. Baby crib. $3. EM GOOD COND van GE REFRioa- -_ 78314 a FE 4-8641 \10-YR. 52-GAL. _ ELEC WATER rE heater $67.5Q cash & carry. GA GRAND PIANO, 2 ELECTRIC RO- Thompson. 7005 -MS® West. Open)! tisseres, roaster, washing machine) for ee ee aoe VANITY HAND BASIN. 9g « x oe ees $3383 cast tron Best grade. $18 50. Frigidaire Washer Rebuilt G__A_Thompson. 7005 M59 West Used Water Soltener 52-GAL. ELEC. HEATER. $69 95 CRUMP ELECTRIC | 30gal auto gas heater $4495 3465 Auburn Rd : Cab sinks and fittings. $54 95 up UL 32-3000 FE 4- 73! Laundry trays and stand & fau-| “) | GE STOVE. Goop conpiTION “*“* *3AVe pLuMBING Cheap. $25; mahogany eine sel. 172 8 Saginaw FE $2100, pene table and 6 chairs. $15 30, GAL GAS HOT WATER HEAT. er R 9526 E = —— = — Gl es a # CRD BUS. BIDS OPEN UN- HAGEZON gt cen (DRYER Methodist Church MA $0516 year 0 enmore washer, ” » wy x 68 STEEL CASEMENT WIN- ie Both for $200. Call FE Galante, sor gat. MA - a HOTPOINT AUTOMATIC war 20 - 220 GAL. OIL TANK & 'y TANK OR Sie working cond, $50 “ot No 2 off $30 FE. 214 HOSPITAL BED FOR SALE. $75 1,000 Oa a= $50 Fe 8-0363, 8-2 IRONER, ABC. PERFECT COND | $75. 4x7 red tax square tub, throp solid solid maple a7 a6 Ure washer, fringe rug, $10, ay- perfect cond Large) 60: Governor mahogany desk, single poster lamps, misc. Win- $45 bed. ee uoNE WRINGER. WASHER | FE' ~ ALUMINUM COMBINATION Storm Windows and Doors Free Estimates Factory to You Prices |Kenneth Bier! FE 4183 A BIG SELECTION OF USED shotguns & rifles. Ben's Loan _Ottice 4 Patterson. _FE 45141 ~ ANCHOR F ‘ENCES tee Also elec. heater. 46 sore down A eperere. KNOCK! | KNOCK! HERE “ESTIMATES. “portunity Hot Point Electric) AV AILABLE NOW stove at good price. MI 4-081 4 | Taylor ste: ¢ Ox7s KITCHEN WALL CABINETS 30x15,! and 9x7s. actory seconds. Also heavy gauge finish $2450 value, $13.95 These! steel Refrigerator | a few used doors, reasonable G&M Construction Company 2260 , are slightly marred Michigan’ Dixie Highway Fluorescent, 393 Orchard Lake BEDROOM SUITE, COMPLETE. Ave = se Red & chest of drawers. 8 & 10-in. KENMORE AUTOMATIC SUDS: Craftsman table saws. Delta Sig- saver washer Good condition FE’ saw all with stands. Large knot- 4-2375 ; tv piss caer Me Binks spray ze) Rr U8FD AUTOMATIC gun. model 18 ixmaster. Sell or KENMORE USED AUTOMATIC trade UL 2-3996. washer MA 4-2f11. KENMORE WRINGER "ASHER like new $4995 1060 W. Huron. Elec Co. R LIVING & DINING ROOM PUR- nishings and mise. __ 3-4525. LARGE press, $125. with access. items. OR, FLOOR MODEL ARBOR (1) 8 in. table saw $00 FE ¢- 8717. Munro | Bargains NEW & USED Building Material Combination basement sash $3.36 Quality House Paint $2.95 Gal. “ LINOLEUM ~& PAINT SALE. HALF) price. At Jacks 281 Baldwin. | Celotex ‘ox4x8 sheets $235 ea. LIV. RM, . DINING RM AND} Misc Make offer. FE _2-2568 |S Feit. 432 sq. ft $275 LARGE CRIB brand new niture, AND MATTRESS $1595 Pearson's Pur- 42 Orchard Lake Ave MAHOGANY C REDENZA | , EXCEL lent condition NORGE AUTOMATIC w A BH £ ba $89 95 FF 4-5 B Munro Elec 1060 W Huron NEW Be, La Ane OIL BURNER. or rela to gas | 75 OVER 50_ USED TV SETS, FROM BEEF "AND PORK nk, @ll controls. fil- New itp. converting complete MI 4-0511 $14.95 up, antennas, $9.95. W ALTON TV . §1§ BE Walton ee J ie ROLLAWAY BED, $12, SOFA BED. £3: as range. $17: renee: : penect® & chest $10; wash- ers, $20; 2-pe. Hving room, electric — PEARSON’ $19. TRADE-IN DEPT. 37 Orchard Lake Ave. PORTABLE PHILCO TV WITH 1 in. screen. Last year’s aoae used little Also typewriter, 815. FE 2-4152. PRACTICALLY Lei le G ae ok trie stove. Used $90; _ FE 8-2605 = ROPER OKING RANGE GAS Modern lines. Excelient condition $60 Call FE 5-313). 168 -|° PIPE-BRICK-STEEL HA Terms Free Estimates Open 8-530 MON. thru BAT SURES ICN Bick & MATERIAL SALES CO 5340 Highiand Rd ‘M591 OR 3-7082 f RAND NEW LUXAIRE OIL) burner Tank & ‘stack control $140. Will sell separate. 5-8602. HALF AND __ quarters. Opdyke MI! Mkt. FE 5-7941. BATHROOM FIXTURES. OIL AND as furnaces. Hot water & steam llers. Automatic water heater. Hardware, elec. supplies, crock & tile. Galvanized black, rothers ru aint, Super kemtone oleum. HEIGHTS SUPPLY 2685 Lapeer A BARN Tawa is x6’ STEEL 1 beam. T Piper ality | Sus blace dirt J. E. Burns, _ 6 ochester Rd. Pt. 2-2190. _ CASH WAY LUMBER PRICES | STANLEY ALUMINUM WINDOWS | Burmeister's ¢ FE 4-543] | |H. TRA. HEAT STOVE. E, REFRIO. | Sink, $75 all 3. MA 4-214 | INDUSTRIAL ane TIME | clock, brand new. Reasonable | | OL _ 1-0304 KENMORE OIL BURNER 2? YRS old. Heats 6 rooms. 840. FE 2076 LAZY BOY CHAIR. DREXEL . American traditiona) hi-boy | mirror Smal! chair. lamps. "per: mutit automatic water softener Frigidaire washer Hamilton gas dryer maple dressin ' mirror, check protec Size 13 man's hockey skates. women's size 10 figure skates Child's size 10 figure skates Play pen high chair, luggege. Large formica ta- ble. excellent for work shop Iron- rite & deep freere FE 8-0653 or 57 Mark Knotty “Pine Paneling } PATTERNS r WP2, WP6 and WC140 CHURCHS INC UL 2-4000 KENMORE PORTABLE SEWING Mach. Lightweight in beautiful white Nagahide carrying c ‘Can be used for 'uggaae! ican made ments of only A for # Mo or will discount for cash. Capita: Appliances. FE _5- ‘7 KITCHEN i CABINET SINKS. scratched, 42° mode! value. $46.30 while they ‘last. Also terrifie values on 54” | and 66" models. please Michigan Fluorescent, Orchard Lake Ave LEAVING» ile leat MUS8T art 4 burner. side dition. $15. Call after 6 "30. FE. 4.0770 LEESON OIL FURNACE. 875 EM 3-2735 after 6 pm _ | MOTEL FURNITURE beds, springs mattresses rugs Call after 4 pm. 975 Or- | chard Lake. | NEW “LUXAIRE OIL PF ducts MAple §-1501 — OR 3-370 SIMONS aud NACE R “& 3 | NEW 18ST QUALITY BATHTUSS | | 946.50. Pree standing toilets $19.95 _ _G._ A. Thompson. | 1005 M59 West ~ OIL SPACE | HEATER 275, GAL. TANK | reasonable. 718 W Huron 8t across from new Post Office | oe WALL FURNACE, 275 GAL.) « Reas. OR_ 35522 | — PAINT — Pacrcey Ld you \ DuPor a . $204 Gal, Hodes. Fiet- Gloss $' 77 Gal U8. Gov't. Fann . $100 Gal Marine Paint $298 G2) acrions gh tal g a MART 8. TELEGRAPH RD AF 1 Mile " wines Mile FE 3-7688 | Opposite 1 Bloomfield Fashion Shop PREPINISHED PANE!. ING MAHOGANY 24c per ft Birch '4" 43c per ft. i Cherry paneling Sle per ft BENSON LUMBER CO.” Ph FE 4-252! PLYSCORD CASH AND canny a | et ta x gr0 i xe @ xo $450 x $495 Ral x # CALL US ON OTHER PLYWOODS “PONTIAC PLYWOOD CO 1488 Baldwin Ave FE 2-2543 PICNIC TABLES USED LUMBER _ don Rd ~—paINT WITH KOTON | Avoid blistering due to moisture WARWICK 2678 Orchard Lt Lk. Ra PLASTERING EQUIPMENT - = AN- 6 cu. ft mixer Scaffoid , Bteel jacks from eatiiose: Mortar ’ Bell cmene: etc. 2-6936 ear olen y WELL JET $40. | books, & many other things FE! | 2-1250 SPEED QUEEN DELUXE WRING- er washer with timer $50. Smal] antique rocker. | seat and refinishing, $5. 2 skin’ stone martin furs. $5. Large mink muff §2 Metal music stand. A -LIN S ! t hould U HAs ihe. re NORTHERN LUMBER ae a Ae 10 a a SHOVER’S 7940 Cooley ey ne) an de "54 Dakota “pres, sala ROSE KORE RUO E PAD Te 0060 | weap ase et ee srroLER Boge SPA —* cc 2-0676.__, Deiveres-sreleee NPC POUTaIDE PAINT erates DUCK SOLD EX| Cash and Carry Specials | Trescon Bmericr Lignt Crean ons. FE _2-0801. 1812 W P. Shelving 12% Lin. Fr. Truscon Lue Wine Willow Oreen SINGER SEWING MACHINE. 600 |!™$ WP. Breathing 0% tin. Fh r $7.00 Gal --$4 69 Ge t and Senor apparel. EM Prefint hed ih iA, i ade =“ ; bo one 36149. 94x68 Temp ha bad e say Regular $795 Gal. —¢4.60 Gal. x48 Temp Peg Board 09 ea. 1 & Building Supply Co ~SIEGLER HAGGERTY sent & SUPPLY | 4, | orchard. Lake Ave me 3-7101 1967 Hag et Walled Lake September Clearance Oil- Gas Home Heaters + Woke ays 7 a e5 muy rout mowers now. 1960 prices SUPER HEAT 7 higher. Only so few first Pay* tor it with - MA ‘4. 455] quality mowers left, including NO MONEY a et TRADE IN| -———— tess yg "ee : os ae = OUR E ~ Close GUT Price we. service all makes of small SCHICK’S oY 3- 3711 63 OAl! LIGHT MOSS GREEN espa cto ~~ : coe easy SPECIAL ee $34.95 Mc eyo M GORE mixed fuel. We service what we eeu. o>: Se 8258 PER GAL, mygoT isle Hey ‘50 Electtotux vaccuum $14.83. & Building ly Co M 5-787 or OR 23-7024 “ eee Orenard Lake Ave FE 3-710) STALL : 088 CT RARAN AG a sp ec feod f GIVEAWAY Fn cae lanterr eared pag costae creme ge y ; . Ya a ntern TV set 16 Dreakfast ech. $10 Detuxe Pun down lights 9 195 / $US 88: seeks 3. valued at tan weatiress. $0 0s.” cabinet 100. SMD. fuse Denes ......8 028 atickiean Precteccest. 303 | poe One & RgGray bathivd Spee «MGs. -Michiaan : nate anD, PURN #cO \a-vr ald Gofler burner anit, com. | Orchard Leake Ave — tr pret dons .0033' plete 1 vr. mfys. guaranties, of) SALVATION A TRADE-IN DEPT. o A Thoimpeon, =, West | Cn to! meet year seeds a ne! ty | see 19 9 DUOTHERM A a 2 os Wy (re ne s iia room capetity pees “tawnence 2 em ot aes "ige.\ washer aE J = Bows = ‘Fos 1 per wast gewe ces | fxvares ean. oes oe 8 THE FLOOR ee r * } kay : ; ’ i t fixtares. Ideal la mane RATA wee. | Bente sia 98 vatue, 9088 Bt = ' Ps a 9 e gan’ Pivorescent Orchard Le fe, each 1. Pike FE 63123 Ave. — 24. FE ¢5216 HOT WATER OR gTEAM BOILER. table with | No phone orders / 303 odds & ends. OR 3-6022 5011 Wai- i Pe | SELLING COATS, ANTIQUES | Like new, needs | 1 | Small Baby Grand Plano | Small used plano. | Medium sised piano, §95 Many others to choose from | Used organ 6475. Used organ $695 — MONDAY — | SEPTEMBER 28th now $89 TIO P.M. F EDER AL. lan’ GALLAGHELS CCORDIAN MADE IN ITALY BY Used pete oak organ. was $1430 | | t | “Tt i ie MODERNIZATION COMPANY |“ Rossilli. used only few weeks _ | aid only $450, mske elite OA Try to Beat These } _8-2515 evenings MY 3-1935_ ’ : ' Home Values’ | ssconzic’ sate eft ES Accordion | era with lessons FE 5-5428 ; ALTO SAX ALMOST NEW —GUARANTEED— EE ] FULL BAND “INSTRUMENTS $5 PER ] month Inquire for details at ~ INCH THICK oe E S Saginaw FE 3.7168 T Mi fie BAND & ORCHESTRA INSTRU- | ALL MINL M ments for rent. for your school | COMBINATION DOQRS students Rent sppled toward | Regularly Priced 639 95 the purchase All orchestra & . , ! band accessories Morris Music | “You Pav Only’ | 34 8 Telegraph Ra across from - i | Tel- Huron $23. 95 CONN DIRECTOR CORNET WITH case like new. $78 OL 1-8322 CASH & CARRY - TAX INCLUDED DEMONSTRATORS CONN ELEC- ; tronic Organs 1 Minuet with Sustetn es 5 fs | . 1 Minuet without sustain 1 riple Action Tilt | | Rhapsodie (25 ofre pedal : 2 TRACK . . | board: ALUMINUM COMBINATION | Come in and see these” beautiful, STORM WINDOWS Organs Ask about special dem iar onstrator prices Morrts Musi Regularly Priced $20 99 | 348. Telegraph PE 23-0867 acroxs trom Tel Huron “You Pay Only” ' HAMMOND CHORD ORGAN WITH $14. 50 a one year old $795 EM , LIKE NEW. PFDLER B FLAT — NO MONEY DOWN . -FHA TERMS IF DESIRED— , foontte clarinet Case & stand PAN - AMERICAN CORNET — Heavy Weight I te ve iia PIANO TUNING- “OSCAR ‘SCHMIDT ALUMINGM FE 2-$217 BASEMENT COMBINATION ee “PIANO. 625. “OR MAKE ' Storms and Screens | eenED EoD UsED BABY Regularly Priced 65 05 | grand or console piano. Must be | very reas FE 24 “You Pay Only” $3.95 CASH & CARRY - TAX INCLUDED | WURLITZER 4600 ORGAN USED | very little. 25 pedal bass Double ell at M1 a FE 45-3408 NTED . USED. PIANOS Wiegand Music Center 2536 Dj : H | BAZAAR AREA MIRACLE MILE 1xle Wy. Piano ee | Organ Repair = oom ONE FR 22-4924 3 Blocks N. of Telegraph | want a D MUSICIAN SEEKS arene Cf FREE PARKING’ good reasonabiy prises plano Grand preferred ooks & age __ OR 4. 0388 \ secondary OLive 1-0687 7 Te Sale Office Equipment 80 Machinery 76A BURROUGHS ie TU AtnER _ FE 5-6 DRAIN TILE MACHINE. DUNN > ——————— -—————— 4 Automatic, complete with ho fay and 4-6-8 in. fittings. OA Pat is Evenings MY 3-1035 FRIGIDAIRE. HEAVY DUTY ! Sale | Store Equipment 81 LAST OPPORTUNITY, BEST OF ms H unit) Motor, comps & fer takes excellent restaurant _ cooler Best offer. MU 4-3252 | equipment Must sell this week LARGE USED POWER MOWER} Coke cooler steam table. cash at bargain -price Also garden register, coffee urn and table tractors WF Miller MI 4-6053_ Call after $30 pm 2-3005 AN AUCTION Sale Sporting Goods 8&2 CONSTRUCTION & — | 2 New 12 GAUGE BINOLE BAR Cr Nr rs , ver rel shot guns 30-30 ‘incherter PAN ING LOl [PATE NT | Me rifle also some antique (FRIDAY, Oct 2. 930 am. ANN! guns. 3265 Dixie Hwy after 2 ataalgel MICH at the Lewis &;| pm. Near Sandy Beach risinger Co Genera) contrac- ; IMP $40 tors yard at 2000 8 Industrial | 17, AUN ANGER ‘OR | Brway The Lewis & Frisinger A) saa Co is discontinuing all operations 32 dissolying the Corp. and selling | 16 GAUCE “DOUBLE BARREL BIN- aie play Moree o Drsgling, i gie trigge? shotgun. EM 3-235 | at -13000, good: | | Northwest “S Dragline 2) NW | 30-30 STEVENS. 2 BOXES OF | 12 Dragiines with omc | __shells_and case $30 FE 6-016 | power Weiront far | 3006 REMINGTON SPORTER 1° e both fair N front for | ode! 25 or 2. Loehring 205 Back- | tor of shells Exc cond ioe S-N C-9843 used very ‘ttle & | 451 8 Telegraph Rd Lot @. after excellent: Drag & Clam Buckets | J pm 4 Cat DW 21 Mtr -Scrapers a!) 86R | ips HIELITF CAMP TRAILF series & very good, Cat D-@ &-N Sleeps 4 all accessories, hus ee pusher w-CCU, goed. D8 ony FLgin 6-0463 4a with BA dozer & CCU. very 4 RE saan ah Sere Gy: gs |R mio seEcrion OF, One | pew ered ce 28 RF moot: Otfice 4 Patterson FE 45141 ‘eco Rake for L- 2 -20 % | with dozers, both good. HD-20 BUY 8COPE FROM METI “INSTALL Pusher Ca D-4 Loader, goed free complete ‘gunamithing. One ac HD-5G Loader, 2 M-M UTI block east of Crooks Rd off, precein Ferguson oN with Auburn Watch for sign 2870) Bio Alexander. H. W nenee Phone 10 Fuciid @iFDT & 4FDT his UL 2-2683 Dumps with 58W Wagon os ae een | to 11149 all good fetta SPD ot Spee aft 300 SAVAGE 600 | End Dump 3 Cat 13 Graders, L_2:5366 after B0C & 60 C & BT s good to very S good. 3 Le T W & J Scrapers: . GUN AL , a Cleveland 119 Ditcher: H-3 Rip- New & used shotguns Ar rifles | per Road-Planer. Most gauges & calibers Scope ee 34-E DD Paver & N mounting & repair. Burr-Shell 7324-4-11, used little Worthington 75 S_ elegraph oe 10 np fae oS tee very | GUNS - BUY, @ELL TRADE good oote 4E aver, good | . “ i} 2? Jaeger H Finishers both good ecotenie? bee i) 18 Pes oe Korhring Long Bull - float for | Hunter's Specials ramps good otmer “yr rin- aa Py Ishers, B-K Vib Pan for Bpread. $1688 dueuleted bowls tow a er used once. Cleveland @trtke- *!¢ La Jil ee ones aur off Master Screeds 3.) Trail were hell i Z ey Graders Other Concrete equip Bho‘qun sheils Light heads $2 25 Butier Bulk Cement Plant w2>0 | bex ; a & 490 BB! Bins No 7 Blevator Browning Beretta & Ma'tadn: Batcher all good. 2 Butler 2 shotguns ; compt V-50 Aggregate Bins with 20 per cent off on all Remington Batchers. Portable Truck Scales. , & Winchester shotguns & deer Mixer. 4 Jackson Vibrating Com- rifles ; Pactors good to very ; Gen- ! We trade — | erators badarali Roi 125 — KELLEY 8 HARDWA piesiale: pls ay tome. | 3994 Auburn at Adams os o anit um ps op ea quip & | eee ae aa Sant | Mis age a eee oe eer me $60 FE $-6716 oe Tandem Tractor: Martin Tan-| WINCHESTER 12 GAUGE PUMP Lowboy ; 8 Ford, Chev. & MI 4-4056 dem oc Pickups: 4 Chev Fiatbeds. THC & Federal Tractors: § Dump Trucks. 4 A-Frame Trucks. Fuel Bait, Minnows, Etc, 2A. Maps preare cae Water | ~~ oan PLL er Trucks railmobile & . Fruchauf Parts Vans, Wells-Cargo CRAWLERS. t 2 DZ. Sec: ar 1951 Freight Trir |2 Fruchauf |. worms. 6@ for se; bia worm 4200 gal Tank Trailers: Others Lad es Weer io age ea | RITE-WIRE-CALL Auctioneers for) York Paao Shetare ie Ay * sale bill Inspect equip. at any —TR*S— lt ieee gins Te’. Mighest < Bidder is o- est - der -| Stout nimi On Minimum) | Hunting Accom'dations 83 TERMS on ok ee tees P ‘LOT IN ee ey CANADA YFARS ‘ro PAY or complete _ Creek Ranch FE 2 fede peish sale day, certified of cashier's cks : personal or com- peny cks vou must have a jetter Sand, Gravel & (Dirt 84 —_ al rel nw eras | owis & Pristoger Co oe neral Contractors Ann Arbor, Mich Ph. No. 3-4271 FORKE BROTHERS YDS BLACK RT OR PEAT. bremet_ delivery OR _}3-9644 7\, YDS. BLACK DIRT OR PEAT. Prompt delivery. OR 3-9644 . aps aoe 10A STONE & | ove ize STONE. | THE AUCTIONEERS $2 vd. Also ecru! nr ya en aes ; LINCOLN 3 gard. etary 321 Sharp Bide “Ph. 21048 cana, Ciara sten MA! ee Wale. ae gan fay. GRAVEL AND PILL. ae Do It Yourselt_ 77, At SLACK DIRT TOP BOIL, ARANAAARAAA IS NPN PN | Pets humus, fill. cand D arecel: HD OgTT TRE AEARY, WA Uwe: | Att ae 1. Trucker: ention TrucKkers a rioone nb feos Biack dirt and peas humue. Load. SKIL SAW RUG . ed 7 days a Week. ie = yard. & HARDW _ 689 Lochaven. FE _§-14 4898. SANPORD PE 4.4105 Piy ros DEL ~ FOR RENT ae 1sQp— | Wall paper steamer. floor sand. , ers, polishers, hand sanders. fur- "Boticered *Wencueh Bi ~. S nace vacuem cleaners. Oakland! cents square ¥ Merion. 45 | Fuel int, 436 Orchard Lake | cents « we, : : Ave 5-1 N ae , Cowen PRICES OW | — sw_ 8-871 ean eavestrough and fene- | ati STONE. tng weekdays 830 to @ ae gest Lig teh Contin Sundays sage to 4. Montcalm Bulid- | ‘r er? ce ers — 186 W Montcalm §LaCk DIRT B CACK AND Fitt | PE §-471 Y | ait aod ere ei F ~ a | PE 83783 ’ |, Stace “pint TOP tL ae FILL in & marere ' {one he SAVE ENERGY. USE. oer or oe tar Lake ‘na rE ‘WANT ADS! To find ai | atace - TOP sort, SAnb | job, place to live or “a| | aor iF t used car, see Classi- ed NOW! loaned free to begin- | a Reiter 2yrs old Cost 83.000 | Wood, Coal & Fuel 85 CANNEL COAL, FIREPLACE. j 4 j 1 | furpace and kindli oe Bpeed- way fuei olf Ise IREPLACE + SUNNACE AND __kindling wood. OL: 2-4867 , #— FUEL OIL — SUMMER PRICES Lane ees 1 Sit ice | AU BURN "LU MBER FE 4- 0566 ! WE HAVE. Ree Ate _ACE WOOD at the Alberta Lumber Mills. 3399 Lapeer Road We also deliver Plants, Trees, ‘Shrubs 86 PBL A-l TREES SPRUCE, PINE Fir Arborvitae, Juniper, Yews Mugho Dig your own. Bring tools & riep 3 mi west of Com- merce Village i',: mil east of intersecuon of Wixom Kd & Duck Lake Rd Open daliy 8 to 6, MU_ 4-8038. 2922 Sleeth Rd BEAUTIFUL. EVERGREENS “$5 00 and up. Groveland Farms. 11 miles north of Pontiac Grove land on the Dixte 6000 Grange Hall Road Turn rip at Dixie | and Grange Hal) Rd. '« mile NURSERY GROWN SPRUCE | Pines, firs . 10 or more 0 ‘ 10 $3 each 12 miles N of Pontiac 10 Cedar Lane Evergreen Farm 8970 Dinie Hwy. Clarkston, 4A § 1022 SJAKLAND TREZ SERVICE TRIM- _ming & removal FE 82279. For Sale Pets 87 mans 2 eee HOUNDS 4 YEARS old Trained for bird cog Set] cheap _ 5230 Westview 8: 6 TOY FOX TERR POODLE | Want saddie or? NA 7-203! ‘ ‘AKC REGISTERED BEAGLE ron * } year ready to siart FE 2-683 AKC MINIATURE DACHSHUND puppies 6 weeks old FE 2-008 KC OERMAN eee % ua 4 | A TOY POODLES Rea 6303 “ellwood corner of Maplecrest off Hatchery Ra BRITTANY ane pea PUPS $25 ADORABLE each MU BOXER PUPS AKC REGISTERED Flashy fawn 8 weeks tails docked wormed, disteuiper shots MU 4- 0644 | B0810N TERRIER & CHIHUA hua pups AKC Boston & Chi | huahua cogs at stud 1385 Cylde 'y Mile west of Miyde Mich REG PEDE- OR 3.1804 HeoutES? » Ll 262770 REGIS “IN tiny ha BLACK POODLES” ereed @ mos old CHIHUAHUA cle puppies 2 mo COLLIE PUPPIES tered $50 EM 3 024 CLIPPING, . ALI BREEDS your home Poodie pups doxie MY 13-289) DALMATION PUPPIFS AKC REG 3-d002 AKC 1 FEMALE MINIATUKE COLLIE, 20 OR 3-425 _ SALE CHINUA- 4 Cail - FEMALE esrs old Cheap after 5 FE 44558 FEMALE MINIaTU RE $20 OR 3-4 a FREE - Snr ANGORA KIT- tens’ Call FE 86-6867 after § pm oERMsr SHEPHERD PUPS old AKC registered ~ COLLIE sett GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES Exc pedirree Temperament gugrantesd Reasonably priced MArket 4-1067 GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES AKC Exc show prospects Raises with children Troy. Michigan TR a KITTENS FREE home FE 21723 MINIATURE SCHNAUZER PUPS Unusual biack maie $156 Black Qnd tan 6100 FE §-1377 before § ‘TO A GOOD FOODLE TRimMiNna VERY REA sonable. MA 750 POODLE. -pupPira ALSO 4 YR ole male with permanent shots Cheap ali AKC registered Cail FE 5-085! PARAKEETS: food Cranes, 2-2200 PARAKEETS CANARIES, CAGES Foce Bince _ 524 Oakland Ave ~PARAKEE a a worries 183 Sanderson 2-2727 REG TOY FOX TTERKIFR 3 MOS8 eld Cheap FE 51086 PART GERMAN SHEPHE RD “AND “CAGES UL ~ CANARIES 2489 Auburn collie puppies, Reasonabie. OR 3.3831 ; 7 éT BERNARD. MALE KEO. 10 Mos old UL 2-2378 WEIMARANER. male, has papers, 878 MA 41228 | Dogs Tr Trained, B ‘rded_ ‘B7A poos AND cats BOARDED _Burr-Sheli_ 3738 Telegraph NARY'S TAIL WAGGER KEN. mae Boarding training & trim | ming Brittany & peodle stud serv. jee «Pick and delivery 125 W _Bueh OL 1-7 206 7 8713 _ Hunting Dogs RBRITTAS (fs Show “in me Bout wick REDBONE COON "OU vears old FE $-5616 REGISTERED ENGLISH POINT- er brood bitch, 3 sears old REGISTERED ENGISH POINT- ay pee 5 MALE 6 er. male, @ years old Fred C Baucom, $200 Lippincot! , Rd. Lapeer, Mich. Phone MO-. hawk 4 746 ; aa REG “BRITTANY S EM | 32017 ; _ e ee AKC BRITTANY, MALE “7 ¥rs old $30 FE 4 hait AKC REGISTERED He Spaniel puppies FE 4 Sane PUPPIES COON DOGS BEAGLES & POINT ers for sale or trade for guns or ? 309) Rockhaven ENGLISH FATTER THOROUGHLY me Pi) OR trained Excellent hunter MAr- ket’ 4.1374 : ENO SETTER » MOS OLD Ready to hunt Good stock Has shots $30 MU 4-238? GOOD |PHEASA NT DOG Pets etttR MALE 7 MOS old. AKC registered. Sell or trade for a good shotgun OR de776e if co hal OR_ 34378 POINTER _ PUP- “ENGLIgH _OR _3-0346 EL ecierEneD t) BRITTANY FE 2-006) | WELL | lete farm sale consisting o > i el we ices tan Sone Ce "Pte beet of outstanding Jerseys, mos TOE teeu 2-206]. Romeo ly cows, dairy equipment. ioe | i” PLYWOOD BOAT & MOTOR. | S$ss i S F d armallA eras “so ton (pine | reasonable, EM 3-0280 p; AID i re ak Hay. Grain & ee 88 v6 Meyers baie ioade®, shop Yoots. ia YELLOW | ACKET RUNABOUT won Geog vam canl ewelry Wagon c Ag sale | ' 1,000 Bat HAY eTRAW,, MA _ : bd Met. Bank) ‘Cauipped. with Mark 55 Mercury | eee Mate auet Beas fategs Memapere pat | hover eimameie wore tas © Russ Dawson | ALL ~#¥Pis Or ST & IND CUT Bud Hickmott, auctioneer. Oxford | _ ‘raller, ‘and 2 pr sk is oes ‘ting bay straw and corn. Will OA 82150. Complete suction ser 15 = FT. “CEDAR STRIP. BOAT 232 S. Saginaw St. } orl ver OA ea _vice_ anywhere ont oe a $110. or sell separate. a pice FOR JUNK” “Cane For Sale Livestock 89 “NOTICE” | see te Pe WOLDS PLYWOOD. _ PE 44878 DAC OLSORRING QUARTER SORRY tar moto rents apreleres Se) SS aes 2 das Grnen eke Ps i No Auction Saturday ft “i aa 108 MOsT POR YOUR CAR AT | information call PE 2.8767 ) me R. - \: a Le oUITTLE PIGR @ WEEKS OLD | Our Regulate ‘$8 MOTORS, - JEROME. ; 012 ¢8. 388 Bala ie MY" 3200! | AUCTION. - mOAROAR DM ws i 130 8 & 1} WEFK-OLD Pr08 on , « * ” Clyde Rd. “> mile west of Clyde Sunday, Septemoer 2 or 4-0212 87S Highland Rd. BRIGHT SPOT | See TE WERECOLD PIGS — ini 7:30 PM. oe Orchatd Lake at Cass Clyde Ra. 4 mile went of Civde All summer goods, sill: be an. | FE 80488 oa Eves. alec mo — - yee smc meng es a dise including a large selection’ PLACE A “VOST OAL. WANTED FUNK & al pre-owned ‘Ttefrigerators and 28 ‘ d Parts veya +. ' léts ef new clothing Call FE 121 Or all a WE NEED DONT PASS UP SUN SALES . era loss. Dial FE. a me ‘EY! Sel! ded 8808 DIXIE HIGHWAY | to recover & your kar Por 20: years we bare fees . tor ch Reroas fram St. Jade Motel 28181 for an ad writer.) paid the top dollar dew e ongings or cas Sa “ehar it.” : | 2 YAN wan hae (c Tau be eneayt pay harge ‘ ~&S through Classified Ads!i , "SUK ya \" a “lor 31388 a gt Dente es. “GRAPES PICK YOUR OWN MA- 2 YEARS OLD: Feery Friday .....7 pm. ‘dvery Saturday ...7 pm. Every Sunday .2 pm HOUND | FRAINED WHITE ENG. H _w anted | Livestock _90 ae FEEDER care Beet type and feeder pigs OA 828 ; For Sale Poultry 9 a ie . 300 FRYING CHICKENS. 3 MOS od $0 Leghorn pullets 3621 Gregory Rd FE 4-6594 HENS FOR STEWING 60 CENTS _My ra Pe Baldwin Rd, Lase Orion a) __Sale Earm Produce “92 EE PE OLE DOC aveiks AND CIDER 2330 Clarts- fon _Rd Lake Orion APPLES, PICK YOUR OWN DE. Pcious, Jonathans. $1 bushel Bring containers Mutes Or- ehards. 4391 Baldwin Rd FE §- 1069 APPLES sorted graded Khe, aud ups Road Clarkston APPLES $100 PER BU Teggerdine Rad between beth Lake & M-59 Man ed APPLES FOR SALE WOLF er Mcintosh Delicious than and Sty Orr Farm, Maceday Lake Road dienes McINTOSH WOLF RIV er pad roe etc. 3890 Gregory Rd “Oi ngeliville APPLES RED. DELICIOUS CRAB apple and cooking Also honey Mcintosh $1 a ba and up. 43 Haven Rd corner Leonard Ra 1 eonarc APPL ES—NEW FALL CROP MAC lotesh, Oravenstetn {Hiden Bush Wolt River Bargains in grades Oakland Orchard. Commerce Rd bet Ra Burns Ket Milfoid PPLES cCLOSF IN WELL sprayed Reasonadiy | ses a han Orchard 8 6 6LWWalton block east of Joslyn. No Bun aay sales FIELD arty) POR SALE DELICIOUS, McIN- aud sprayed T280 Perry & UP 100 Eliga Waill- RIV Jone e215 GLACKMORE FAR Mi S 2150 sl! verbel) Rd Eating & Cooking ap r es Open Sun 1 to Ol 6489 “$2 50 ke Me) bu Walkers Orchards 5680 ston Rd Clarkston MApie 51) ~ GRAPES FOR SALE UL 2188 & DELICIOUS APPLES for sale Good eating $1 to $150 Pick your own. MA 6-216), 6335 Sashabaw Ra PEACHES $159 HUSHEL Apple cider 6¥¢ gallon Appies, pears plums grapes and squash Other fresh fruits and vegetables Thompson s Farm and Hogte Lake Rad« POTATOES $124 A BU TURNIP greens $150 a bu bring your own containers FE 8:1800 PicK YOUR OWN APPLES rer bu Honey Orchards fest Road Washington &T O06 M: INTOSH M49 4-a8l6 Market MI 41 NG Mich 1-8 7 DELICIOUS APPLES Sprayed fruit 601 N Squirrel Re TOMATOES you PICK IHEM $150 bu 3660 Giddings Ra FE 5- 6666 ; Sale Farm Equipment 93 RED CHALMERS | PLOW ane tooth drag 1952 tractor and scoop $5 SCHR: AN: TRUCKS Dist br of V- Bottom trailers _Dinte Hay OR 30311 BOLT AS the quality tame tn | wales equipmers saws We take trade-ins doll HOUGHTI XN & SON J 1 Case New Idea Dealer ALLIS disc. 2519 at ROCHESTER — OL 1-076! E€ORN PICKER. NEW IDEA single row Best offer MU 43232 FARM MAC HINERY — NEW AND used, Prouix Olivet Sales on Mid - fust north of Oxford MHOMELITE SAWS THE BEST IN sawr to go with the best In farm equipment John Deere Davis Machinery Ph NA 73282 Ortod ville INTL HARVFSTER CUB 50 HRS since overhaul Hydraulic -unit blaue Le satin ree] mowers $3825 _FE 4074 _ OLIVER OC.3 TRACTOR WITH loader and trailer FE 6-178) i STEER FEED SBUNKS HOG feeier, hog Wwaterer, snow fence MU 43252 _ i ia | SPECIAL USED FOR’)- vERgueom TRACTOR Easy time payments KING: BROS Pontiac Ra at Opdyke i FE 4.3112 04 FE 4-¢7 _ Auc tion Sales ~ AUCTION CHR! ees ENTERPRISE i iit e 12 M Rs Aur com vy Bat F CO pr BTANLEY BATES AUCTIONEER B&B Auction Sal es 5089 Dixie Thighway Drayton Plas su “ av and Sell Daily QRiando 3-2717 NOOR PRIZES SAT & BUN MON SEPT 28 AT 1 OCLOCK 1 mi rast of Lapeer on 2). then. 1, mi south then west lst house at 134 Peppermill Ra. 2 tractors, Ford ON. Farmall € Plows & cultivators 7 ft mower 17 Noe Int New Motard beler 44 ft grain & hay elevator Bev- eral other good tools All In exe cond . Beveral rooms of furni- ture Jay Armstrong, Prop Meia- mora Bank. Clerk. Friteh & Proulx Auctioneers MISC AUCTION, CAT BUILDING went Willams Lake Road, Sat ne 00 ym AM ™m 8 sises ana repair on sit aie top dollar on later model cars Si ori ce ei Cre MBO Salen i 20) el MY CAR TRUCK t 1c : : George & Hollows Corners Rd _8_*a ee TOR RUCK ee K ic FE 2-020 14025 Hollows Corners Rd | 2 Duck ~ (ee EN AED BRAND NEW TIRES Also saves hundreds of dowars of clearance of 1969 mode.s cn my lot ie to 7 vears to pay Open YOUR Bk DEALER FE 28033 PONTOON BOAT — DEMONSTRA- ; day * a week, 9 to @ dally, tor Big discount OR 3-5193. 6 tof Sunde) SPECIAL OME TAL FISHING boats as low as $85. Aluminum, BOB HUTCHE Nak Iss as low as $150 Used Correct 4301 Dixie Hwy Ss 10 Craft inboard, only $495 Chri¢ Drayton Plains on 3-120 Craft Cruiser and trailer only _4 miles north of Pouttac $2450 Winter prices on «ll boats FOR RENT, 5 FT. VACATION and motors See Dail for a deai. trailer OR 3-4707 Cuff Drever's Gun & Sport Cen- ay oo le ' > _ FINEST DISPLAY OF HUNTING ‘C1, 1521¢ Holly Ra. Holly ME trailers in the area Uped trat!- [ost ee ee ers and up See the SEPTEMBER SPECIALS Cree sejf-contained 17'2 ff with Bargains - Trailers seplic tank. pressure water ali cate cree ee New or Used Gun and Hunting Equip CRUISE-OUT BOAT 8ALES @s appliances Fuil line of Tou: ome standard ene self-contained camp trailers hult 10-ft wide Mobili Homes now om our jot @s Walton Blvd tow Ws 83.995 Compaie..nefore pe g.4402 Daily 9-9 Sunday ‘til 6 you buy. Our localion saves you eaoeboticeche ae money HOILY MARINE & WINTER D:SCOU NTs NOW'! COACH SALES I32l0) HOLLY Now is the time to buy @ RID HOLLY ME 46771. boating outfit and save Big So discounts cn 1939 Evinrude motors from 3 HP. to 50 H 4 T . NE Ww - 1950-18 CADILLAC alum- RAILER 7m rubabuut Will eindsnieic steering, cushion seats converti- ~ ble top 195@ 35 HP Evtnruce’ SALES le:k remote contras. battery and baltes¥ box All for $1096 STEWART GENFRAT GARWOOD Vpw 1990 1s’) LANCER Wage- HOLLY VAGABOND maker plywood boat, 80° beam, GREAT AKES & ZIMMER Tavior tempered glass windshield 14 to 453 5 to 10 wide #0 to 2 y cushion seats. convert pick from. We tirade seii or fel ; p remote controls Satiery. e have some wonderful uys batters box 1959 50 HP elec- Tight now Bee us today One pA a mile south of Lake Orion on M4 Fe eee e eee lar MY 2.0721 Ajax 1250 ib capacity tratle: . . . : Regular price $2130, now on!) COMPLETE LINE, OF VACATION $1494 “2, trailers The Mar-King a ‘ea. hunter» dejight The Trotwood Manv excellent bargains tn jeeal for Florida vacation Also used boat & Motors Fin- 960 Tour-A-Mome standard atu acc.tg ava sble with 10 self-contained New 35 ft Huron cen down and 24 Home special at $2705 Also rent pas ais Get your reservations in fo bow and arrow season Speciai : ‘ rates for Fioritia vacations Ja 7 mi ie cS “Dewiode cobson 5 Trailer Sales 5685 Wii- eft , °o 1 ® sign jams Lake Rad OR 3-898) DAWSON $ SALES at NEW 15 FT VACATION TRAILER SICO LAKE Phone for rent by the week or week 62179 “Open every night ends FE 2.5459 mi 8 a ee PIXIE TRALLER SALES AND INSURE YOURK BOAT AND MO- Reptal 1045 North Lapeer Ra tor for boty $250 per $100 of _ Oxford OA 8.3783 value Han Ins Agency. FE 232-0828 oF re 5- 6278 PARKHURST TRAILER SALES Undercover Storage For Your Boat & Motor 1340 Lapeer Rd . Lake Orion Pick-up & Delivery Service MY 2 4611 Boa! & Motor Repair & Refmishing Featuring famous makes New WE SERViCR WHAT WE SELL Moon Ventoura Owosso Firat ra ~ Tour a-Home Between Lake Or Oakland Marine Exch en and Oxford On M24 179 S Saginaw PE 6-410) anors * MOBILE HOME Open Eves & Sundays SALE & SERVICE WOLVERINE 1¢ FT CUSTOM 35 Featuring all new Sportsman HP Electric Lark Pe over & A) Reemer Complete line of part euires Ex cond UNtver ) A bottle gas Hitches installed A&A 1-yole or KEne cais wired Well sedi your used . . - trailer fur vou YEAR END CLEARANCE 3172 W Huron i FF €074' C¥NIVRY CHRIS.CRAFS SACRIFICE "36 VINDALE 42 HOLIDAY FIBERGLAS tt Fac cond Lots of extras CADILLAC- ALUMINUM $1150 FE 80791 MFRCURY MOTORS NEW USED INLAND LARES sALI oe < : : ae __ Rent Trailer Space 96 5 wero FR 4-71 AUBURN HEIGHTS MOBILE vil . jaee Tne Hinest “4a: mile SE. Fiberglas 103A mame H Roa lio N Opdyke BE 5 1361 Serer RGLASSED Al INSIDE cITyY Limits 2 BLocks BOATS ” FIBERS : i 4 = \pes gias work Auto f from, bu —~ Poutiac Tratle: . niidget racé: bedie aCpach Park FR 9-9902 Poe io ten ae wae — MOBIL EHOME FSTATFS MOD : ——- ~~ etn iakefrout and playground EM 3 268! ° ’ z by SRFORD_ MONEE Manon bon veamapertal'm Gitered 10 those who want the best 40280 eer lots 8140" cement patios ete CAR | EAVING FOR AUGUSTA | One mile east of Oxford on Lake Georgia Tuesda) Sept 29. Wouic ville road OA & 302 ver rde OR 3617: PARKHURST LAKE TR ATI FR DCS PRESSURIZED 4 ay Court MY 2461) The best for air liner Califorola $79 50, less Wonderful lecation on 72 wali $99 exira. Miami $44 - acres belween Take O:ion and York $17 Phi eiphia $19 Fert Oxford — Service OR 13-1254 ROBINS MOBIIE VILLAGE 1300 CARS DAILY 10 MOBILE ALA Eliaabeth Lake Ro tender new baina Bonnie s Drive a-aay. Fe management FE 51676 Charies 2.3215 , Crabtree manage: —— Aa SPA YOU VE BEEN THE REST Now TRUCK GOING ee see the best Square Lake Trailer —°™* nee : Z ark FE @-5296 = : Wanted Used Cars 1006 Auto Accessories 97 ~ 1987 FORD CHEVY OR PLY 1947 PONTIAC ENGINE AND STRA mo convertible wanted. Pri to flight transmission, complete vate Soar ty OR 1-884) Lite new Pe C0006 sevrie 2) xs MUCH AB ble FOR JUNE AND to @ Including Saturdays FE. 8-9470 after @ and on Suncays cheap cars 2-3666 days co = —_—— ve For Sale Tires 98 AUTION AND S88 MONEY $8$ We Need Cars OOD USED TIRES KUHN AUTO SERVICE 149 W Huron _ FE 2-1215 LOOK! 150M14 BLACK TIRES ALI name brands Off new cars $15 50 pius tam and exchange State vue . E. les §03 8 Saginaw FE 446 FOR IMMEDIATE RETAIL Oe (nd Cad CHECK US FIRST FOR rede in on Genera! Safety Tires ee Top $$$ Dollar i” GLENN’ S Up to 50 per cent off White walisx ED WILLIAMS 451 8 Saginaw at Raeburn | R.1 USED TIRES. $150 UP* bus sell Also whitewa'is STATE TIRE SALES 952 WEST URON 50] Saginaw “Bt FE 40687 PROT 1787 _ Auto Services 99 “CASH FOR CLEAN. guane Bae DEPENDABLE USED CARS “CRANKSHAPT GRINDING IN THE HARDENBURG MOTOR SALFS tat viinder reboring Walls Cass at Pike FE 738 Crankset Service Obive 1-926) ! NKED cars CRANKSHAFT GRINDING IX THE YT Hucer-Ton $$ Devsr FE 833° i | 59 CUSHMAN win CRASH BARS ~ OR 3-5 W CUSHMAN WITH CRASH BARS OR 3-5718 ! a | i car FE 72-1901 CRANKSHAFT Ope oise ~ THE N READ car Cylinders rebc Zu Ma Ce — chine Shep, 71 Hood Phor e FE r oN 2-2562 THIS PONTIAC SPRING RE-BUI DERS — Spring repair service Rebuiit & RRING YOUR CAR HERE FOR & up FE 54-5002 2211 Pontiac Rd near Opdyke TOP DOLLAR Sale Mot Motor § Scooters __100 Wf NEED $00 CARS FOR OUT- OF-STATE SHOP THE REST BUT TRY FOR THE BEST at - AVERILL'S Go00D 2020 Dixie Hwy & pm. FE 2-9878 FE 4.8894 TOP $$$_USED & JUNK CARS _Smith_ Moter Sales - rE 8-344) ~ OUR CUSTOMERS DEMAND N Cranbrook, — Sirminenac | CUSHMAN EAGLE 1956 ond Reas Call afiser MAple 6-181 @O0D 195)” CUSHMAN MOTOR | sOOD scooter OR 3-2401 ; G ee For Sale Motorcycles Ji LEAN CARS me - WELL GIVE YOU ‘ST AJB 600 CC $495 5040 oe y* MeN Le ~ ams Orchard Drive a ss CASH SS MATCHLESS 47 500 $18 PH FOR YOUR EQUITY OF MOReenieal 4-4415 A\ GOOD DEPENDABLE CAR For Sale Bicycles _ 302 rar BILL SPENCE 124 IN BOY'S BICYCLE FE a = “RAMBLER” j ee 28 Boats and Accessories 103 ~ NEW AND USED BICYCLES SCARLETT S BIKE-HOBBY debe 20 E Lawrence, Pontiac PE 3-784) %° (a6 Dixie, Drayton. OR 3- 002! 7 ALL —SALES & SERVICE 254 8 SAGINAW FE 8-4s4t See MEM “Motor Sales ‘ ra 5 7 Sa sed ER 10 For ‘ot 1 ng pom, + ramon ale Used Cars 11 | 1955. PO ree ing 51008 ay 1959- _For Sale U: $495 ora | * Rew tives DR. rice. ER 26, 1959- lace ce ee ee in roma 0 MOREY oes ull ue TEMBE 8 oa wae ee ine 4-006. | 1955 Se Gnica. Y, SEPTE Sale Used Ran. | 1965, PL nee aginaw. F ERA | tecky 6 1008. ‘T's RIGHT For Y SED. 010. town. 193 8. Sag pet FP THA MIKE. DA ATH RELVES | te eee te TUR 110 -| RD suc, ae cond tae | Sales. 1 bed oop er. FE on wy Bakby SA Used ¢ Cars ‘958 cos atte. Fae. | 58 PLYMC geen SEE C PRESS, For Sale'U rum se | Me ESSION a7 Ge See el enburg PONTIA Jay Alan y : REPOS pus Nor sen. Wi cra iss 4 v0 ~~ Har USED, CARE 4 ane - Due ‘0402, _ ‘MO : : ED , THE By ir ur Tous FO gt. oe — my SB mo. Du FE 8 Mice cutee EXCEP- . S | z Sy “es Mgr. For Pay on to, Mr i952 Ford $110 at P R. HT. owner. NS sume Credi Tyree Au ION Te eee 173 Cass 2 D i IDE Fa ee King ISS we | ips Poo itt $ esol k amark. ' ; A Me A500. iN Ss aw 195 Ford rd Sh tier ‘56 PON ood & : : TM MI 4- STATION EPO red an 1954 tanda an oO 56 y REAL. DES | at R vmente of O71 26 uto Ford et. 6 ake Seiraay ton NA, t. j . MO t PORDOR ‘3 é con ots ky A “ ~ A 5-3 TALI rfec FORD utiful Jet black | 1955 Per Sere Cae 1006. be rae ers MA 5 CA runs pe U Cars” M10: 1967 sasip beaut, et Pric. ee sersots B perment: w £: ast ue ay, oe, Mie ret 3 ON ese ETOP ised = tee kN | | — Pp See ny’s alt HARDT “ : Sale No | ranseatesten, John: AP DOOR tion. ae : 110: __For EL AIR 4 eae t pelt. Ours | as DEALER i ot Sie alm a ae 1 PONTIAC Rood re ae rs t4U NY ee” Gace or as Shopping 68 WwW one WE 2 - 1957 tain ‘olum FA IRTY Set ee ull Dl z. | orthC ae A Used FORD w PLM. eae eer Inc CONVERT WA ee . | 5 OMY ac C LINA. of . Clark's ELL OR TRAD N ee oe a7 '33_ For urn MY LLY | PON ive 1-1 t. CATALI E ¥ THYR 106: =F aes RICK , : —— L OR bh. OR 4 Ww ming J R. Y¥MO $295 “FU a 1953 OL R. ae. ¥ SS : . 5-9668 SELL cas dat Bir 4 poo 3 PL -drive ‘DR Price shape 2 D tra Se ee el TO! vy, k and ~ dunter Biv 45 198: Hy 6 De eso EI a ed (& parm: aesan: 4 RD : tking CHE p truc dun 3 SHIP. ’ $12 \ top_ MOUT! ondit 9 PO es PER ‘anted Used C | CARS OL. io beauty ns pick u ~ MI 427 ARD | ¥ i FLYMOU? V tia ol as Wan Re CLRAN C 4-DR. seeing this beau for -— BTA. | STAND) a | 195 ped = a re 682 ~ FOR ! ss it excepiaoal: 3.0100 DOOR v-8 é ie. MAS) ACOH equip E 5-446 ata TAC White. “wns sss FX down IBURN ara i £XCeD mpli ~ LET 2- heater, e | 52 FOR neuer. 8 ON wi ns $245. F ER— r $6 PONT 1 & . ASH $: or 22 Al —} pos black ty off co 1EVRO dio, bh al blu "si rw ATIC olgate. DEAL. Cente 56 Cora oP Cc up ~ Teather (1 ie ads SEMEN OLr! blero ls Good 8 8T E_Colgw 4 RD ing 1 emer 1 OMY CARS | “Vestn ins nterige Acces dine iri ""Bowersiide, on belly 953 Bie wi SEDAN 4 REET 101 - FORD Shopp | Bevery) = INTIAC . $845. ReOnoM AY j 3 co iG olutely nu rust engine be paint ld car dow : Geode D ug hhh ad all AGINAW 8T _—s | Bal Used MOUTH 35 5 PC i Vexcycone . ——— = } + rent “ es with oiutely a d whi Your 0 FOR. Pordo fler 5 “Voor: | sa 8. - PAY- I y 1 rchief. ” ~ WE! LLAR White th Uc PRICE 836 $603 19st ae Weakaeee a 2675 rt — ER Su) UP | r Sta Pontiac pel covers A EEDED 656 Wee - ao Ske ON 4 DOOR | «a from TRS. ee ee NEE Nov V erent. a wae, , re & TAK Di 297 as M $7 “ASH tarhing : e . af Bat. o y’Ss fF aoe 23. FOR £975 minu HT 2528 NO CRS a OSS id Ave day = ] FO M 3-0 1955 Low | << se, min {IG A 8- TOP $ RUCK 24 Mos to CTO 2 ‘oso: : Nort! Se ean nets AND COU LISTS a eae e821 MY ! HO; acre Fh coeron . ae & T G k Yt J éaesnan i. 1° Hunter Blvd. at 0); ALAN SPECIAL od Fak gr al or trade. _ / Oxford oe Us - 1G Q minaham ee GON $3 i leage. 95. VY “PON Hydra rou e K 2 Dyna Birming a VAG mi cla $3 sia k Bay de mel Matth W et) ue en : rita et ree ao. i S : votes 1875 TARCHIEF 4 DR. fe pa werk Z $1396 = le | 1957 Adkins FE 2- DOOR 600 M STA 5661. olid w ort ate : fles. ue. ER_ 2 el- ‘= 3 IAC 3-566. reaves. rt me Pow . a “ddie Stee S 6-5302 | lana co PREMI ome | W a 5-4101 1959 ah JNTIAC AC 2-DR. ~ 442 fens Gast ts ie EB t INC u i Ww vs ~ ‘ arg mi 4 “HAGHL MI NOON TAKE OVER! we ai PREMIER. | sog TE 9-4101 52, PON’ SSION Anis awe 1068 . on kOHEGH a s 4a 9 — 0 8 Woodw GON TAKE to death per uCOLR sae EE mi. poe ey PLYMOUTH PLA e RE p OSSES ‘cash mooted: OAKL arts fOATL hk ‘n OCATION : pee aunt ceil PEN- 145 tinco 25.000 a 6 FE MATIC rae Gass ate! ll price. No ee cous 631 Pa Mir tiige jf 57 RA ts Mu 2-6532. EN- 57 cond WON. AUTO con A 6-23 full pr: o D PE 8-0402. a Auto y 2tn : . mG Ie paymen ad 6=UL JICK V-8 MY exe TION. 55 Sound fice M __ E $125 ly $7 m Bell, PE 8-0 Used 00D FE On le I 0: husban CKUP, BU pories, 42423 IRY STA R&H zs st sacri DTOP. A NICE Pay on OE a ces DR : OBILE 8&8 4 7 ” Lad 2 > PICK acces =“ | ERCUR uter, Mus - HARDTOP. ng Auto, — : { 4- z ~ MOBI r ¢ 7 Vo ( drs 34 FORE other : = ‘so M Comm 15 IRES 6pm HARD’ Ki 355 NASI ~ N oe wats, Al D | AA a4 ius | Oeaee. SE GOORF | ip ponatar 26 P VISTA _ ‘33, NASH S10? 1950 acoau. rs M WI 1 re) OM re Y CAR White MA PE. GO ve. Run 65 PON R 4¢02: HIEF kes. . YSSESS eeded. Lor PAR Models 1 CT FR maT) MPAN & H. lack. | rans cou verdri owner. e Oo STARC er bra ; “POSS cash n ah. 446 LA rid XN 40 SKIE co rR t b URY r, @ vt. on AC pow I: No ov. a“ taee 4 36 k 107, thes and ue C t ele Galaxie Passen alse on oe | aoe mice okie . ED & | igsg roar $ = WITH '58 wenn 34 mo Oe 8-0402. Us afte s \] F Seve OF, ; Cruise Bave EDANGUR Powe al $47 nly Bell, FI OP 1393 Truc X fa] LAS. wails, leage tine i) i DAN heater. 2-7059 2 DR 98 Pay or Mr. | RDTO. 30 = sea on adie S ow ‘mile se Te iRY BEDAN. = TIAC, OF ee VDRA ing_Auto, or Sales FE 8-45 Sale U - ; lect an ada le L BOHR, Nav 56 MERCU ! meOL 2-00 ‘$6 PON $760 &H HY uick =x "RAMBL Sales, FE | WITH For ee ia ' Medd car TOM. ilford nang er salt aere OTOR DR R ner. Q ~ "53 R Motor | R WGN. ck TON 8 as Sloe DY qodel Et KE RD. in, Mi! DARD PE whit+ 1 our a RY M IAC 2 vt. ow =] nunity LER Bla wun vii ‘2 LAK KA Ma TAN jon. hitews ul er NT kes. P 56 SOR Coma ~RAMB leage Can doa Aa ae! Ly eR TARE | $3177 120 8 ve. 58 condit White MER( assenger ‘35, PO! brake 3-25, 2-0 SH low_m aner. ne dre LO rie 62 ORC at hi FE 5 ORD lent are 59 9 p $845 Power 5 EM HIEF 2 PE 65 NA an Pvt. o Hwy. eq uife 3 Edna NOK 1 20% ' us ASL (I : 1954 F Exce “DR. R & on $485 __ TARC 1495 D Cle ar Dixie Hwy. S17 Pl Okt i 5 I : 75 W 25 2D 261 wag & & ' Sale IAC 8S ner. $1 m. to a arp ¢ 2977 Du rar ON a TON trade M1i } Me Sosee + { 198 ay 790 NE 6 1975 tion trans. , = PONT t own 4p A sh Cia JAG 57) Wii! $11) arid ; " fishing 5-8 IRLA? s Bis matic tac’ 1957 Py tween od W mre SADE Ce echt So loss o \ 1 C cc Sag take YOU fishing a eee axe mew Auto An ie TG TRS. ("8130 Call be IEFTAIN 2 355 sR. AM BLER ace finish, RID be I , ae SOON to ta 1. ex Lake eo minu i 2528 ; AC V8 CH c blac im, Wie egie has. Jame ee: at 6 Ke - yong ft rd yf. : IG 8- eg v8 ew cpoee CoN er tr ie ag ee Ae EOEXCEIT ES Lhe te cf f Ih: fa, Sealer I'm ever s 110 eee 57 1.INC Se wa iOME R ay oF R. HT 5) PONTIAC air vitae: lopectoe eels 05. | one vito ‘ale Ne Fete dly ce bs he last time ; \ Used Car 195 NCOMPORT, rom} ford: Hagietedaied 88 oe Ox oor Penitec See eta matching og Rcvosecr ie only $508. | 8 Cl rut ae ip Fel bh CAH ¢ <7 ; the ki = . e 9 1E Cc “U L oxtfe su ste _ 55 bydr Birmin m facto ll p en Mveenatie’ Hk e PORES Deter (Gi. Reve “This is _For Sa QUIRE TOP CLASS. PLUS. FUL OLDS kes & reite & st 14 DR. rongltienine. Pe o paym | fel tars OM BOHK Whol me eG AND ner 110 TN | TOP et. PLUS oe Oeoae bral -— lan 2 Pl eet en EFTAIN 00 FE ondition eeded, no S | flue ise rad . lfeat f Roche "ars 59 COU heater Owner NCTIO T. COND ACK Pow seda 872 Ple C CHI d. $l4 ce asa D I ES Bi cease oe Mair ised Cars ee WW EQUIPMEN AIR r/mres _3-3230 4dr eater Peete bene td Nov. tee SAL 02 s Matt 30 OP ; Po sale Use eve ' rR Radio ering EQt R AND TAKING M 3! ‘Olds & H 195 1957 atic E SONDI- til Nov AUTO E 8-04 | ea ace uA I ¢ For Sale “CTION 3 & ale S crEAN acc oak aie INCREDIBLY 1954 Radio baat Hydram GOOD Cc be NG ¢ z 95. } kod ' > ; , tes LE B i Le iR le ! 6 GOOI Can KI $18 | bom “ew ee and he ; -+ | r) oe l TS . i I EC i j ake 3270 : OF C Gere ING IOR IN eW OU dramat _ 9. IAC 8 $65 Lek @STD SHIFT. new mi x 26 le | Ost, 1 ; mM nd . OUR SEL d cars | Ma Pear orllca nce INTER! ae TOR THIS Hy ontiac’ 2 PONT oO whitcenore Bi r, 115 8 8 R 6 STD P. " : Uae bit “t 2) ») J {¢ a auto res SFE O ode} “Chrysler b are ow pri ant WHITE OVER ay FO from P TRS. care with 4 Whittem 4-Dr. AMBI E ARDTO Ses) ee ee Pol 4 ' Wagons el abe oer. e late in uth Ch 600 cars. L Oe AG "LEAN 595 HU OTHER Inutes {lt M got Ue a3" > Star. on R. MAN H | iE 12 PICK! ; ftv taribler 1 plu Nu fou Of fin Piymo lps used down Bei-A ( CE $2 T AN TORIA “15 m {1G 6-25: see: ITIAC S ? ATES fe) iF Lire ‘ r ft Ha ray Oh +t ue : C. ion no 1959 dans PRI 18N° ICcTO 7 “RI OA = ION ected pecs ON SY sal TO G DOH Vidi ies KK 4 pers ferniteer ‘ rood og ie Dod IN A talic cars tee On d se 1ERE EV NEW MI X IDAY Sat ie — SSI a r a 11/66 EFT T¢ ay on ete: $195 | My Edis Saal iin Pai $42 20 . COLE, ral somenics Od dope an ET Tk aE ee HO) ‘higan HOL RK '5 =POSSE meee eT is OL ERS L will pb cab at he - ne « Treaty tf white ith ith ‘K ( itiac T 5it Jean out rd top EVROL RD a D WH MILES 4. Mic UPER ts oO R E I ( cash 9th. $65 PAMBL We cars. eee Set a " nl ae oak rae ial ce 2 2 w JAC t par MA 445 ¢ or he P CH au, 956 PORD A. UAL AD outers DR. S ymen : ice. No je Nov 02. EWR month. these rae. Y PI 06H) CK exit nacn jaw Mave a 4 do CAM oe icblg , 19 BLAC ACT THIS — 5 DB. 4 er pa : full pr o Du E 8-04 34.N d of se on r to CHE a M3 bo PlOkK Ma Pre Ny | rr Wak clean rage io Ww VAN ilcea 5225 ‘HT 24 000 $1195 $4 6 ‘55 OL! ke ov PE AUTO $245 fu $14 m Bell. F Hj by en increa i) neve les ‘ a Fone fant ade Le nies sied ers TO sala“ i acer cn OCD se te COUPE TELY peat tt cRT R & rie er tae Sale by ‘ We 7 thy | ' a mye mh old he 460 06 Wale Jes) ] aa H 1) V- 38 ection us WN OR 3-0663 CLUB CEEOL UT ay- Ing Auto. CONVER’ Riggins. deal 9 ibler = Lake ‘ or i J ihe tesa oth : 5 ‘ Ot - aU _H A Ran jon ae x Le fee PRO i octmecee 6 ; | ane ie | 34 Ok .G NLY H DO Le cin rere uo _K TIAC 3-0081, CON- & C Uni _ cK 41 ' eee Beles od ate Treas De "5 1©): o CAB 53 0 Te OO wit ae Ca PON EM Al R Rd. ae BUI a ‘ ' ‘45 tor e fat A break $195 ESS ded Low , 105 ANSM DOW tr mo MI 5) ‘ood DR : merce 34155 RA ‘ ‘ AY: wn iw Bedans uf cours fp sedate ng & POSSE ah _neede i TRADE ; m | TR ONEY 108 pe ks at Nery g ac 4 5-9655 Com EM 3-415 AGON LY j Paaer : ane ler ast 1 giys 4 areert R ie ; No ca Nov ot » IR a NOM { $l ry. Par rd ae PONTIA r MA AUTO 8145 H STATION W LUTE - 5 1) , Ra ne From Power orice Due 8 0402 ’ Ing ents o r Mr er Fo 1g5e 1 owner ALINA. O & . NASH STATI ABSO e pay ' ae ‘ Bputie ilar ; at Paitin ak 195 full g 1) mo rE Weaa m diz Mg ld Turn $225. dition, CAT DI NO __ NASH ATER. ssum Call Jr| ‘ ‘ ' PEG de ot from J slo ly 8 r Bell Cre Haro L TIAC RA LY 1954 HE WN mo I i | . hon i | old tra nutes MI Js Pay on 1, Mr L -7500. OBI PON ION UTE ay 10 & Y DO r M ur Nn ay f 7 2 eames lant oe ‘ oh : CHIH Oa 4.2528 ee 7 KR TI 1A’ i AM 11 6.3900 4 — Orr ee CAR BAR- 1953, FOR oo rag ee Can RO oe “en Farts yt r Eiins fiom eh cara ay n : ATEUL R a N RD NIC ins. | HEA DOWN. per at men Mgr rner | ’ ie ‘ he wae ‘fene ‘per D ; 2 : igg | Y it Tu r ie ente a TL ay ingha Mm, ut ra Mish i ee ye 8 bs Mite vernal ™” ee eee Sis ropes. MONE Mer Mr ner Ford. «1500 NASIL 4DR. ' lor \ 7 pit, AW? } : eo FIRE. baker own vo DC, 606 5 Mile -0536 in 400 equ er edit id Tur a N IN ru Ih \M bi fe Gt Rir = a Bene d Ong USI sa ee oe ke ov cr Hraokt er AC 53 SIO? ‘ i (| {Crs en A | f R DES Pow a. eae : gE k rs PACK “$200 cle Ta 4-750. ON FIA 1295 YSSESS needed. Se apc rt 2 BOM 1s Ex . SE iac-Bur ‘d “56 e torcy _— as O? lls $ OSs ash ing on | ' Doe wf R Al MH RB 5 So a 1906 wa oo Oaks , DODOR 3 lton- Pontiac : pina X ie 30 se or FE 86-8827 sak Le, 57 8 & whitewa R i ater, bees ni x ! ri Kr rant ae , ies say "Iton- Ca : ents 490°" akes i r. Ra tiac”’ § fu 9 ui 8-04 —— \ one 4 ‘ re WARD: Troy " oo "Ean an She ‘rom New 33 Di Checked paym RD ‘'400 er br tad 4a m Pon gS ad only § PE_ 8 AND | = ' i WHT Iyer nel SP AES > al no & ca Wray ross Fr evi Sis: Safety PACKA e. y Pow w & sea om- utes fro MTRS Pay Mr. Bell LOOK 6 fe] mn tail , | Mile & FI ON M6 TION aay ; peace traded ceded {Ae LIVE ICH icked & $2795 os, mileag indo ith ac ae “15> min IGHT 2528 Auto. AKER 5-14460 1 ‘ 11at bee 5 uy S)038 f STA 1050 ae “Uusitiiin If fod gen OL TER. M cw 1959 and Pic s Wen 91208 | Low ing Elec white w rrivaie ER H OA 8- STUDEB 150. FE | ION 6 a Dt SNe cre Gira vieowhde ss w al Glens 3 ODY OCHES ee lee Ma ri! 9 pas ig lege hetnent At ates, Sone HOM an ATION TT 54 ood: $ . CHAMP 7107 i 1 litt ik rr Diuwerel: ge MI 6 D. B R 2 DOC tires. Bafa o pic wr. $15 ustmen nd ju a 050. _ Michigan R_ ST! at- runs ¢ AKER FE 2- ke. tam) 1 He pir n ie RAY nie Dive th on i leis . GOO D 6 2 new ‘59 Pont ncher ou p $ 795 ble and tor — ford 4-DOO Hydram DEBAK $125 d La | . 1ya We MY Oe et may cites 4 b, ABS J KUNS oS En ei 4) 58 Ford Ree HT. a to 1295 orta inter 845 | Ox TIAC ter Priced _ STU ive _Orchar Ther A MA a ae TT RATMECOTE Ot 4 Sch fa) miler > poke nown OL : . 195 sor (be MA 5-06 : 58 Fo v B-A 6 au ie $ ather M 34 “PON o hea 17B 52 overd, lvé., ' ’ ) : > ; ) ‘ ¢ ; , 6, 595 le Ee | 1936 radi No. 6 with et B supe 4 . eat tne sean Mia KOLET | 2 DM vedeio ws? t if saat Cad tI) V8 o7 Chev. B- fee Read uto. $ 598 cwner TH peerage. $1,082. Suns r Cc f : ' ‘ vi WEY M $724 . rR lau ‘OR u ‘36 Pord W c 8 oe $ 49 _ ’ U rs nly | 3748 : ke ine lind i wh ty ow 4 ote ihe ATA LeTeELY wa yonea a! M: r ide PORD DEALFE "52 | Sea ae . Dodge Rovai Manan : dr. 3 450 1955 PLY Mo $295 veh tee at o ; 183 pings eSION ea ° 1 | I | 2a t CeCe A ai A fytie tt ores ane ht Tore Rn ] ‘ PO : _ sh ne th 55 Doc ; BA, cyl. p 5 R ma $17 Ve P¢ BSE eegec ne h_ nee h P ‘ O ; ‘ 1 ATE : Malle | o ca oth hevy 6 to 495 P only } cas . ot ! 2 ! _ Sas et WAN ae ; ven Ho a ee SF DOT R ull price en “Jue ean eee ar Chev : con 8. aule. : 195 FULL eded. 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College News vens. 12:00 (2) Roy Rogers. : aa _— 2 CKLW, News, Knowles 1:06—WJR, Hi Fi Holiday . i 7) Dick Clark (4) U. of M. Presents 10:30 (2) What's My Line’ HH ff S P WCAR, News pega aS 10:00—WJR, Symphony WW, News Hageert | pa heer, a | (4) Not for Hire. “The Hunt. W@Ma, Sues Sponsors, 3 WCE, Mest WPON. Opinion WW4, News, Reports CKLW, News, Davies (9) Splendid Theater Oy Bowtie ing License.”’ TV for $10,000,000 3 Saree wane Genesis Wisk Geo CKLW. Billy Graham WXYZ, Winter | “Theacher of the Year,” (9) Foreign Legionnaire | Fea Wald of ‘Talent. 0 or > 3. ss : Tita y ews, ™m ; aa 7) W Tale i ae es | 1:30—WJR, Salute WXYZ, Christian Action | WCAR. News, Purse Steve Brodie. 12:30 (4) Builder's Showcase. | Clark ence ently vi ae CHICAGO (UPI) Millionaire $ . WPON, News, Lewis : ere + © . 5 yout : ae LL ; Gee Puthersa Hour 10:30—WWJ, Eternal Light |8:00 (7) High Road. Cuba, 2) —— Speaks. show before: panel consisting industrialist Titus Haffa yesterday $ SUNDAY MORNING CAR, Music Pp 4 ) y WPON, Pontiac Weekend WOE. vices Me tree lane | Cesar Romero. Sey ours: of Jack E. Leonard and two sued a television network and 2 ‘Siw. bon — MEZER, Eabetel! WXYZ, Revival as (9) Herald of Truth. 1:00 (2) Pro Football. guest panelists. Tonight they eight sponsors for libe He asks 3 . 1:00—WJR, 8h Skee A . z j ‘ . WJBK, Brotherhood Hr. ae ae 11:00—WJR, News, Sports WWJ, News, moaenrt (2) Wanted—Dead or Free] (4) Football. are Jackie Cooper and $1,000,000 SETS $ 6:30—WJR, Organ CKLW, Elder Morton WXYZ, News, Israel WPON, Chuck Lewis Steve McQueen, Mona Free-, fo haben Adventiize ‘Semes Maureen O'Hara. The suit stems from a headline 2 WJBK, Sacred Note CKLW. News, Religion WCAR. News, Music man, (9) Movie. (9) Movie. “I'll Be Seeing a P : sce a agg . P 4 | 2:90 _CKILW. Voice of Revivel L : ; : ot) . : . . in a Playhouse 9) dramatization @ All sets are completely $ 1;00—WIR, Favorite Hymns | WJBK, Bascball ° vive WJBK, News, Concert Hall efi he} Winter (4) Man and the Challenge Ih: 80 (7) Youth Bureau. You.’ Ginger Rogers. of Chicago's 1929 Valentine Day's $ rebuilt and guaranteed $ WXYZ, Farm News 11:30—WJR, Kipli Pro ; “Odds Against Survival.” a. if 11:00 (2) (color). News i massac ; : “Titus ‘ $ CKLW, March of Faith | S:0¢ WWJ, News, Monitor |" WXYZ, Voice of NAM | £:08 WIR. showcase D MBI USA. Red Foley (eee Howe. Dia Nees. ee cy ecm eg At feast 30 days: 2 WCAR, News ‘Woodling | CKLW. Light, Lite Hour CKUW.) News | WWJ. News, Maxwell bbi (4) Movie. . | ‘ 7 ; ,, |Haffa gets two years . 2 WPON Sunday Serenade | WCAR, News, Logan WEES BLS CELW. Jos Ves hosts Marty Robbins. . 2: 30. (7) College News Confer- (1) Movie Heat Wave. Haffa’s attorney charged that 6 TRADE- $ pee essen | ee ee we — | 2.30-CKLW. News, Shift Bk. (9) Temple Baptist Church. ence. 11:10 (2) Weather. ithe appearance of the headline on INS 2 WWJ. Mariner's Church | 8:36@-WXYZ, Hour of Dec'n. | . | $.00-WJR, Composite 9.00 (2) Brenner “The. Buff.” e 30 (4) Rosh Hashana 1W0:38 (2) Sports. ‘the Columbia Broadcasting System $ ACCEPTED $ ckLW Baughey Tat | WOAM Mewn Logen) MONAT MORNEXG =| (WW). Maxwell (4) Deputy. “Back to, (9) Movie. (4) Weather. TV network wrongfully defamed pe 2 | WJBK. Protestant Hour 6:00—WJIR, News, Agcit. | Cae owe Glory.” Henry Fonda. 4:00 (2) Movie. 11:20 (2) Movie. “Edward, MY their client and unnecessarily ex e CREDIT 2 WPON. Ukranian Hour —— gyri als hadi seen — | wCAR. Mews Renee | (7) Lawrence Welk. (4) Khrushchev. Sie Tracy, Deb-' posed him to pubhc embarrass TERMS 3 8:00—WJR. News, Baldwin | WXYZ, Revival CKLW, -Rooster_Glub | WJBK, McLeod | (9) Amazing. “End of To- (7) Movie. orah Kerr iment. According to the charges ON $ wer Cel oe a | WJBK, Sun. Sounds es we) ea reetee | pie wun) Canpacte morrow. 4:30 (4) Big Picture. (4) Movie. ° ‘Life Begins at ine headline appeared Dec. 11 and SOME ‘ 3 RE ces we ~ | OWCiE eck Iecuas WPON. Early Bird 2 ee ee 9:30 (2) Have Gun, Will Travel.5:00 (2) Last Word. D.”* Will Rogers again July 9 SETS. > . Hy c ud Davies E shchev . > i | €:30—WJR. Music Hall ‘Les Girls.’’ Richard Boone. | (4) (color) Khrushch MONDAY MORNING . pane 4 8:30—WJR, Renfro Valley 5:30—WJR, Blereo _ CKLW, Eye Opene #0—WJR, Music Hall “ | (7) wling Bananza. — . _— = RE ARS AT 5 4 WXYZ. Wings of Healing WWJ, Monitor WIBK. Farm pt. George] Wwi Nowe Preach | (4) Cimmarron City. “Run s:30 (2) Bo rd phi Quill . GRAND OPENING 5 aah E ma $ WIBK: Peterlee | cxuw. pod etd WPON. Early Bird. 8tps | WXYZ, M Bhort away Train,’’ George Mont- >: <) Swol 5 : 6:00 (4) Continental Classroom * SPEAKER KITS > . > CKLW. News, ! | 7 : : 2) WCAR, Back to God | WJBK Sun. Sounds 7:06—WJR, News, Music | WCAR, Nek. Bennett gomery. ; ah aoe a ‘= J Meditations . Cl EO'S Complete—Limited Quantity 3 WPON St John's Lutheran] | ww News Roberts | WPON. Carriage Trade (9) Capt, David Grief. “Dan- (9) Science Fiction. 6:55 (2)On the Farm Front wy N 4 95 > x . News, Wo = 4" 2) TV College. ’ ‘ - 4 9:00—WJR. News, Baldwin WXYZ, Truth Herald CKLW. News, Toby David 4:30_WJR., gerous Search. | een~pay ; | (2) TV Colleg \ 4 WWJ, Crossroads Church WCAR, News, Logan WJBK, News. Toby David | ww Ca oe a 10:00 (2) G k J s A —_—* NIGHT HIGHLIGHTS 7:00 (4) Today. HANDICRAFT ° $ WXYZ, Oral Roberts WPON. Pontiac Reports WCAR, News | CKLW. Bud Davies 700 (2) Gunsmoke. James = Ar-'¢:@9 (2) Tugboat Annie. (7) Big Show “ Open 9 AM. to9 PM ¢ CREM Dethecds Tempe WPON. News. Casey | saa eran ewe. ‘wal ness, Amanda Blake, Dennis (4) Color Theater. “The Man.) (5, Gartoo Classroom SATURDAY, OCT. 3 Monday Thru. Saturday $ | §:60— ews, u ' . . ~ An : « ass: WCAR, ews, Patrick SUNDAY EVENING 7:30—WJR, Music Hall | WWJ, Jim, Music “e Weaver. Without a Country,’ Peter, (7)Breakfast Time q 9:30—WJR, Album, Religion —— Peter Hahn pL See rssta al ol sal aS new oak Erni (1) Pro Football. Browns vs Hanson. 's: 5 2) Capt K a 0 tnstructlon malls sapien 2 WWJ, Bunday Music | WWJ, News, Considine WJBK. Hows. Tom George) CKLW. eeoke Music mie Steelers. | (7) Annie Oakley. j t (or Lapa ace =~ Copper Tooling—Wood Fibre < WXYZ, Voice of Prophecy WCAR, News, Sheridan | (9) News. Weather | (9) Popeye |8:30 (7) = Ginger. and Liquid Plastic. RADIO AND 4 _ a AD See se tenga ne eo : , | : 9:00 (2) Movie. _—- > |10: 16: 2) Twentieth Century. ‘The, ~ NEW : ‘i YY CEDVICE 2 {10:15 (3) Sports. (6:30 (2) - ; . (4) (color) Bozo the Clown. NEW LOCATION TV SERVICE 2 : 10:30 (2) Sea Hunt. Lloyd Bridges. | Windsors. 9:30 (4) Life of Riley. 366 OAKLAND AVE “hi ‘ $ ° Find Cold Cash Stee Total Is 19 | ; | 7 Peggy Wood. | AKLAND AVE. 3930 Elizabeth Lake Road 2 (4) Police woman. Mary (7) Mama. Peggy (7) Stage 3 FE 9.996 FE 4-4945 2 HAMPTON, Va. Wh — Thieves Carter. cul “r Dare cid ae 10:00 (4) Dough Re Mi—Quiz BEE s6! $ who robbed Joe’s Grill here found he Movie. ed of tne eal Ap 10:25 (9) Billboard. some cold cash. It was in the! S 5 ietor ature, icha aie ; ‘10:30 (2) December Bride. . freezing compartment of the re- Conte. 7:00 (2) baste: si convenes (4) ‘Treasure Watch Channel 9 at 10:15 A. M. — Sunday Oct. 4 frigerator. 11:00 (2) (4) News Weather. | rater Oat e < About| (9) Ding Dong School See ‘TODAY'S CHIROPRACTOR _ _ 11:15 (2) Sports. 96 10:55 (7) News A presentation of leading metropo! ~ , ; , 8. politan clinics to rEruvVTUVUY TT UY i Ninetee renee County one . snp m Columbia 11:20 (2) Movie. “Two Years Be- ee Mowbray, Vera, 11:00 (2) E Love Lucy create wider public understanding of chiropractic. nave ha eir licenses revoke ¢ fore the Mast.” Alan Ladd: | Miles. (4) Price Is Right Th wh : i . . tf ° . e Want the Most). or suspended recently, according |,’ ee me aes atuneing (cs “The Mad Doctor,” Basil! (7) You Asked for Me ‘tel (7) Lady of Charm oon The James o. ss ane L sactie Cini 4275 to the Michigan Secretary of Sas sak “e s of kL Rathbone. 17: (2) Ed Sullivan. saci - (9) Abbott & Costello. for Your P State's Office. ce k vai So and Alvin ( (4) Movie. ‘‘My Marriage,” show taped in Moscow. 14.39 (2) Top Dollar =a a : . >| Ordered to furnish financial re- S!otkowski of 21940 Westhampton Claire Trevor, Kent Taylor. | Marge and Gower Champion, (9) Foreign Legionnaire | Rd., Oak Park. | ise Stevens, Barry Sisters,| Xan npntre | Rise Ste . y (4) Concentration Money? » sponsibility for drunk driving were Drivers ordered to furnish finan-. Dick Contino, ballet dancers, 14.45 (7) Detroit. Today. St [ON TV TONIGHT! THEY PLEDGED THEIR LIVES A Colin J. Shier, 2401 Opdyke \rial responsibility for unsatisfied | SUNDAY MORNING tap dancer Hawaiian tenor, | JIM LONIE'S | Rd., Pontiac; Harold M. Fagan. | judgment were Morris Hanc vock :$5 (2) Meditations: ferences player, magician, | MONDAY ArTERNOO* Kleen Air q 117 Kailroad St. Holly; J. C. Jr of 168 Ruth St., Pontiac; Char-|9' 99 (5) Religion for Shut-ins. | balloon act, tight wire artist, 9) Love of Lif = . >| McMorris, 209 Bondale S&t., ley Berry of 1607 Princeton Ave. 8:25 (9) Billboard plate spinner, gospel singer 1? (2 ave of ie h Power Suction | Bloomfield Township; Manton (and Walter C. Orminston, 1928) |s:30 (2) Christ ophers and three Soviet acts: Red) (4) The Tac Dough. r FURNA W. Perry, 1200 Wabosso St. Wall- Thomas St., both of Berkley. 9) Herald of Truth. Army Dance Ensemble.| . et fe ee T0 FIGHT INJUSTICE! ee CE ed Lake, and Edward C. Perso, Also guilty of unsatisfied judg- .. 55 (4) (colori. News” Obratsev Puppets, trained | ° = s iets * | Ate W, Faremee St, Keyed Cok [ment were Maxine V. Long of 1612 :00 (2) Court of Health. bear from Moscow St a hues a It Could Be You. | CLEANERS | Losing their licenses due to un. E- Goulson St.. Hazel Park. and)" (4) Church at the Cross- Circus. (7) Pantomime Quiz ‘satisfactory driving ‘records were Albert Mulraney of 23090 Tulane, poaAal (7) Maverick. ‘‘The aaa (9) Mary Morgan. . —_—/|St., Farmington. ot Duck 'n’ Shoot.” it OR 3-0100 aaa 12:48 (2) Guiding Light. Weldolnet belt cae a Answer te Previous Puszie Persons having their licenses | . 8:00 (4) (color) Sunday Show- | 12:50 (9) News, expert service in cleaning all six revoked due to unsatisfactory F d W ou ] d | case. . What Makes Sammy };99 (4) NBC Playhouse cite! (Gant and ‘snot cress 15 your driving records and failure to Or Run?” Larry Blyden, John (2) Our Miss Brooks apear fer re-examination were Forsythe, Barbara Rush, (7) Music Bingo.. Price Falcon esoseph A. Bullock of 6395 Sash- Dina Merrill, Sidney Black.) (9) Movie. appear for re-examination were | * mer, Monique Van Vooren. 1:30 (7) Topper. W. Holmes of 661 FE. Marshall Below Rivals (9) Movie, ‘Without Reser- | (2) As World Turns. St., and Ollie R. Thomas of 20753 Mendota Ave., both of Ferndale. Gary C. Kaiser of 700 Shepard- DETROIT (UPI)—Ford Division of Ford Motor Co., hopes to price} We Carry the Following Television on Sales Floor JUST MEN’ World-wide intrigue, adventure, romance DAN DAILEY RICHARD CONTE JACK HAWKINS VITTORIO DE SICA One of the most exciting, entertaining half-hour shows ever seen on TV. Don’t miss it. Big D REWRYS dats. : ality Beer bush St., Birmingham had his 1i-|tS new Falcon below the cost of) . GUARANTEED WORK Ble evoked for violating license 8" other six-passenger American @ General Electric @ RCA Victor @ Admiral Special $ 50 restrictions, and George A. Sim-| made car, James O. Wright, F 1 @ Emerson @ Philco e Westinghouse {general manager said Friday. Motorole Syiveat Senent Residential Yor Ware) he): mons, of 26966 Hill Rd., Wixom./"wiicnt said final clearance on. e @ Sylvania e Price ‘lost his license for permitting a ‘the Falcon price had not been ob- Free Home Tris!) — Trade-In Accented — Terms |drunk person to drive his car Sales and Service SWEET’S RADIO-TV Open Mon. & Fri, Night tained from the operating board of the company, but Ford Division officials had asked. for a_ price ‘Catalogs for Origami which would be below the an- :nounced minimum price of $1,810) co. Marked ‘Do Not Fold’ for the Chevrolet Corvair and low- . new fiberglass... BALTIMORE (AP) — Origami er than Studebaker-Packard’s an-| Lindsay water softener lis the ancient Japanese art of nounced intention to price its Lark ‘folding paper into complicated pelow $1,800. . meet the Golden Nugget... a top quality softener now within reach of everyone. 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