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Pontiac Centennial Tops
‘a three-month “community inventory,” while a Cen-
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3 isenhower Lau s Nixon
~ Opens Door to C ‘Others | k *& *
> Map. Shows Use of Voting Machines
GROVELA se"?
’ SHADED AREAS—Use voting machines; white—use paper ballots.
Only 18 Precincts Without Voting Machines _
with machines, White areas still
use paper’ ballots.
Pontiac is the last large area |
in this county to switch to ma-
chines and_ will start using 80
“Automatic Voting machines on a
year’s trial next week. adopted mechanical voting.
C. of C. Future Projects Plans aimed at the betterment of the community
were revealed yesterday ,by John W. Hirlinger, man-
ager of the Pontiac Chamber of Commerce. |
A Civic Affairs Committee was appointed to conduct
tential Committee was set up to plan for the city’s 100th
anniversary in 1961 and a “Centennial Auditorium.”
* - Hirlinger announced new
Industrial. Affairs, Local
Government, Public- Rela-
tions, and State and Na-
tional <a eevee com-
mittees.
_ “With these committees we hope
ad lito spearhead the activity—sort of
‘ay the tracks—and eventually ac-
quire oe cooperation of other or
: ". Hirlinger explained.
~ 93. Per Cent of County Now Equipped
Black areas are now equipped While slightly over 7 pee ‘ent of
the precincts cling to paper ballots,
the percentage of voters using the
Township, two precincts in Royal
Oak Township and one Northville
precinct which is in Oakland
County.
-Pontiac electors will use voting
machines for the first time Tues-
day.
First time users of-the -voting
machines can take q trial run on
two mactiines waged at the City
Hall or in the Pontiac State Bank.
‘Members of the Pontiac League
of Women Voters will assist in
the demonstration. The machine
at the bank may be used during
regular banking hours while the
one at the City Hall will be avail-
able’ from.9 a.m. until 4 p.m.
No Sun Thursday
With Showers
to Fallon Friday
Partly cloudy tonight and tomor-
row. is the weather prediction for
Pontiac by the U, S. Weather Bu-
reau. Tonight's low will be between
56 . 60 degrees. The high tempera-
registered 1 at 2 ph Fecusauy tar es auee boat ck ee
.| Earnings
stock totalled $2.44 in the first six on Running Pal Stassen’s Month Off
to.-Press Herter. Drive
Draws Approval
\ WASHINGTON. (INS)—
dacy’ and declared again
| |tiat Vice President Rich-|
‘jard M, Nixon is completely
satisfactory to him as a
running mate.
But the Chief Executive,
in his first news conference
since his abdominal oper-
ation, refused to voice a
preférence for vice presi-
dent in any other terms
. |and’sptke highly of Harold
E. Stassen’s performance as|f
a member of his adminis-
tration.
Eisenhower said he thought Stas-
* igen Made a wise decision when he
asked for and was given a four-
week leave of absence’ to continue
Eisenhower, asked about how he
feets;-replied that he feels good
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 5)
Ford Motor Declares
DEARBORN (INS) — A 60-cents
_|per share dividend on outstanding
~jgtock was declared today by the
board of directors of the Ford Mo-
tor Co,. to stockhokiers of record
for|Aug. 13, 1956. .
The company president, Henry
Ford I, said the dividend would
at $131,700,000, .
per share on capital) 7°"
Says Convention!
Has Free Choice |
President. Eisenhower today).
reaffirmed his 1956 candi-)
|sonville, Iil.,
Sen. Kefauver Quits Race,
«Gives Votes to Stevenson
‘WASHINGTON—Sen. Estes Kefauver (D-Tenn) late|*
Dividend of 60-Cents|:
SHED CONCEALS BODY--The body of 72-
year-old widow Mrs. Floréneé Norton was found
in this well house 20 feet from her Springfield |
Township farm home this morning, by a neigh- into the shed, . “Pontiac Press Phote
bor. Oakland County Deputy Coroner Dr. Isaac
~C. Prevette said the woman had apparently been
murdered by a blow on the head, - dragged ed Aged Recluse
am Dead 3 Days,
Coroner Says Mrs. Florence Norton
Apparently Murdered
at Davisburg Home
‘The battered - body et a
72-year-old ‘widow, her head
gashed and bruised in what
appeared to be a murder-
ous attack, was found lying
in a small shed on her 120-
acre farm near Davesdarg
this morning.
The victim, Mrs. Florence
Norton of 12175 . Rattalee’
Lake*Rd., was discovered at
7:45 a. m. bya neighbor.
‘|The body, lad in dungarees ©
and a white shirt, was lying .
face down in a well house
house.
Dr. Isaac Prevette, Oak-
land County. deputy coro-
ner, said that the aged
Seek to Prove McKeon Failed
to Follow Basic Military PARRIS ISLAND, S, C. w-A\t tor, fired « questions at the paleé,/into the water ‘to teach them dis-
stocky, quietly seathing major. to-|3l-year-old fornier drill instructor. |cipline,” Sevier wanted to know
“you gave ho order to stay in day sought to show that Marine
'S.Sgt.. Matthew C, McKeon was a
‘poor troop bye and violated
basic: military rules
Maj. Charles B. Sevier of Jack-
government prosecu- McKeon is faci
court-martial for lea
Waters -of Ribbon Creek marsh,
where six drowned.
After McKeon marched his men a general
‘a T4-man
platoon of recruits into tide-swept semen
Rules
column?”
were in a
yesterday withdrew from the Democratic presjdential
race and asked his 1956
ent front-runner. -
acvance of the Democratic supporters to give their
“wholehearted backing” to Adlai E. Stevenson, the pres-
Kefauver’s: surprise withdrawal just two weeks in
national convention was
the presidential nomina-
tion for the former Illinois
governor who ran against
President Eisenhower in|
-1952. .
_Kefauver unine out at a news
conference that Savenns “alone
(See pletures page 2.)
was 5 willing to take his campaign
to the people in almost. as sp ssad
primaries as I did. ”
staff of 15 that he was withdraw-
The teleptione opera-
tor said ei ought Fl burst no
» Ke-
se cag ge t-te almost certain to clinch?
Two Aluminum
Firms Picketed 1 USW Union Strikes
as Second Threatening
Over Wage Contract
| NEW YORK «#— One union
nite a strike against the pa
_jtion's. two biggest aluminum pro-
ducers today. A second union held
off another threatened!
against ‘the same two giant firms, walkout |Keon
| The United Steelworkers of
America “Gélled a strike of 28,000
nee: ee was in
column,’ McKeon
drowned “had they followed Mo-
Keon's order of “tollow me.”
Defense attorney Emile Zola
Berman of New York City con-
tends the recruits, only five weeks
in service, wandered away from
the column to their deaths, —~
A basic tenent of the military
on night exercises is to keep in
na contact with the man in
McKeon completed his testi-
McC. Pate,
next to testify on training meth,|
oda, i
The four-star general arrived on
the post without fanfare at avout
ll a.m,
In the course of his testidetes,
McKeon sald, “If I had thought
any one of them kids would drown
I would never boos thera in.”
hag pra attr the ‘denied Me-
-“T would. have
signed © I would have
walked to the low that morn-
the difference between teaching
discipline and talking disciplinary it
action. “No, sir,” said McKeon, “They
column.”
“You ever told them to close).
“You didn’t porn what condi-
SRS were in more or less of
answered.
A key point in the court-martiall ’
ig whether thé recruits would have recluse
murdered and her body
dragged into the building.
She had been dead about
three days, he reported. |
A tarpaulin, covered with what
‘appeared to be bloodstains, was
found, inside the house by Oakland
County Sheriff's deputies. Several
‘\drawers had been ransacked - «l- struggle, according to deputies,
The woman lived alone and re-.
portedly ‘possessed a large sum
of money although it is not
known if she kept it in the house,
np aE z
i Earlier, McKeon wag asked by| body
Sevier if he tried fo maintain dis-
~\cipline and morale by slapping his
men,
The wn strained dormer drill
Municipal Master Planning:
: tn Today's s ae _ County News. peor are
Editorials : “* teeeeeeenerrenees 6
aus sahucee ‘| er ber weenes
~Attomey | Says It Causes Land Owners Trouble jabout 20 feet from the~~
apparently WAS -
though there was no evidence of a. SO 4
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2 Police. Officials Join :
a ai uate Convo
= NGHA! Police C t cording to George Ewing, “YMCA
forSuerTaks | eked SS ceeck oe ee
on Nationalization Will
Open in London Sunday
LONDON UB—Secretary of State aed
cers for executives in own e — , — ” . . ; in ‘a Schoot of
crisis ahead of @ luncheon con) “yaeg RALPH E, BUMP Is. About 94 Per cent | eet Spm. W : a = . : p.m. Wednesday nights
tevin with, Prices Mens NOE Sid abe ort carey 2 superior {i8 slated.for tonight at the Flsst Dulles met a showdown atmos] onus en tote Sevens’: ; Baptist Church. The topic tonight
phere of "Back us or we go in it ed S red : ; e is “Prayer as Intercession,” fol-
alone with force if necessary.” oo: alinee alco: Bee id SL. “Atnay, | NOE Se Series Chasne of pexpones
Three opened yi : or . ee * Detrett| Ot Praver weekly programs
nanday wm te mtnainaton ot {5 ( Se eee raheem, Momeni" Cunt Smt §
Gamal Abdel Nasser, — “os jeehologst. at the. Detroit House of
nit A ys! Wotertord Leider Tokes Gertie a Gaur nox =| TANK Maneuvers wyn Lloyd was reported to have Chore of , Coordinating tet inspector of the Detroit police
assured a closed meeting of Cor-| - ~*~ department. :
servative members of Parliament; Door-to-Door Work . Several graduates of the group
Yast night ‘that Britain stands eg ; will lead training sessions, as Mox- law 0 e S
ready 10 fight Mee? i ie| gDeasedior saicing for thelwin oer graduates, |g . - Democratic presidential nomination gives Adial ed pose ince shipping it diplomeret| 1936 United Fund drive by Pontiac re he Subdivision. Residents
seas cour oiemerel ti ake ren Oe Sn. Seemnerrapind soune to the a 7 | Mificient. British land, sea and|%%4 Waterford Township volunteer! worth Evergreen Authority mem-\ Como iain About Noise
ey thas io 188. : * : : ps . : ~_ air forces were poled. ; , women will be coordinated by Mrs./ners agreed tentatively yesterday ompiain NSse,
te city nan not been tae out ((”, OF C. Makes Plans Fisher Sch iF hi: W 1.|* Dulles ‘met first at the U.5|"lPh G. Bump a Waleriord town-ito Birmingham's request that the) Safety Hozords
EA deer dame” . OL. Makes Plans FISNEL OCNOLATSIIPS - VV OlQ|emvasy witn “Robert Murphy.liive in Fund activities for three|tvcrent plant and its proposed) ;
(Edie Settee" lor City’s Centenniallby Oakland:County Boyscuimsesseswsue? = sc +, mea semean® oa Rat mate tt ee “Be oi \ ; . - ; : J . *. . i s . on
Siar se eotnng wr for City’s Centennialby Oakland County Boysiimscrim'tre’ssy «tat! xa cy stage Water 16%, 48 Me , . opeared tel the Commie
* morth-south and east-west thor- (Continued From Page One) “Two Oakland County boys Bir- award was presented ‘ie debsy |e ideyé and French Foreign |wijiman, general chairman of the! a s0n up today includes a clause|*0n last night’ protesting ‘‘tank
eughintes, sia dlqne af tha dtr? shen A Be iakley, ot Belling, hom,” | ister Christian Pineau.” 11996 drive, announced Mrs. BUm's| mas -¢ would be cancelled if the|mancuvers” on the ete uf the tan ke. plete digest of the city's liabilities, mingham and- Southfield residents, Other winners from Michigan) WJoyd’ and Dulles later met |appointment as chairman of the'rvergreen sewer goes through. U, 8, Army Training Center on ‘Or-
ae ee eee assets, resources, and numMgrous|were among 20 winners of scholar). Murray A. Milne; 19, of privately and then huddled with |geographical division. : ech: (Mant Lake Avene.
& five-month survey of) ortinent data “even including the|ships inthe Fisher Body Crafts- : : ‘nip in the| Pimeau before the luncheon ses- | Last- year, Mrs, Bump was The land would be sold , © Ge ®.
21 vehicular and pedestrian inter- troit, « $4,000 scholarship in the ' ' Birm + the eals _
. mental attitude of the people,” the! min’s Guild model car competi-|senior division; and John J. Pink,| en with Eden. Waterford co-chairman of the | to ingham a price It was an understanding ft
ee eet Seer manent etld,. : ot 18, of Grosse Pointe Park, a $3,- Dalles trucked aide all geographical division, dh ohare agli was going to be used for classroom
concluded the need for oneway| ‘The: purpose. will he to de- |- Awards were announced. last]? scholarship. a tions from reporters at the air-| Pontiac and Waterford co-chair-| — oye steel ie peepee ig
~ conversions, termine. what we have to be : fi ~ «| In all, 43 boys were given awards | port, : men of the division, who will head| It centers the 66-acre park for . ton an and haz-
eer el, What needs working (Tisit at the annual dinner, held/sccgning $115,000 in. the national! British naval craft assembled at/house-to-house solicitation in their) which recreation and driver-train- pegs se and safety
~ Before streets t ‘an, why people should he proud [this year at. the General Motors) competition, ~. leypeus, 230 miles north of the|areas, will be apponted next week./ing plans are in formative stages our children,
. ™ are converted to) 0/04, and to an (Technical Center. Finalists from Principal speaker at the banquet! Suez, included the cruiser Jamai- at this time, : The members claimed two
© one-way traffic, the official stated, ely, provide PLAY VITAL ROLE Tot tor and site
Official stated,| dustrial survey for information |4ll parts of the nation were guests/ was Charles F. Kettering, research |ca, the minelayer Maxman, the 5 Tetel Sigere far pant army tanks and one jeep were
time delay tests are made, “As i» the dinner, also -attended by | ; Now president of the Central Vol-/ now are at $549,750, since the site| « ' can ad tine ad tiewp.. i for- potentini new industries,” he |*t . : | by consultant for GM, Awards were| destroyer Sarfl and the frigate) cor 4s of’ Pontiac: Arex manuevering” on the site near
thas oe dee ~ empha-| tinued, distinguished rego’ scientists, announced by James E. Goodman,|Urania. United nur al Sunp sie sof Sees is Rene oad So he Sie their homes last Friday night,
Sr dear ciereeian saaatons| Acpitianiy’ Varian ot the heed en A RON TO view: premiioat oud _gonwrsll Fyem. Woskingien, comes’ thei, sisasber of the Watertord af eee ee City Manager W, K, Willman as- -
fiona ate made to review the op-lstudy of the Civic Affairs Commit-| Beyco A. Miller, 16, of 249m manager of Fisher Body Division. report that Egypt has been teniicnal Farm and Garden Associa en sured the men “that’s wasn't the
: Me ebdeg vtrecte are ewtiches [Of Sub-stgndard: homes, Beautify. wee first place is te Puer see al money in U.S. banks without of-\ciib, and the Silver Lake Golt| historical Fert Malden and the |He said it was his “fault” because
gin pre te tet [ee Cen_ fiver nt | ome wos emai se HQSOUTAL DONS eteatsamttes othe and ne, he acts | ease Bon bp aad (rant Sep ote 3 . ‘ : : = cher : L Christ 1 p le ‘ “ ”
= aaah 6 set are ¢ 4 fF of his choice. ‘ *: crisis. : . ford. os girts are planning to take the |the site before construction.
- traffic ath, ea ee nase Bd. Biemingrar, wen = {f0) BG : fit Cj de. a kos yee po fell ce a gg other | us. Col, Lieyd A. Gabler, com-
The engineer said he has te bag havo " $1,000 scholarship for exceptional 0 neil | = ) licitors is a most important part | week. . coming | mmanding officer of the 73rd tank
' geived ‘very few complaints” former Cha elie, oe design ability ’ of the fund drive;'Mrs, Bump be- Battalion, said the tanks were in
m . we iguctes same Marks on the Camp Totem Pole a0 o makeup mocting
treat, Poatine sesideain Seger ng stndy the posaiie site, suptins William Moore, 19, of Los Ange-| Pontiac Stands to Gain Eisenhower Says ° — a sel ttve already passed the 500 mark a ce, ches aa to tach to
reccived complaints conceraing|money to bald the civic auditor ite: fener nee’ drision, Becuuse| 95/000 From the Sale, RS - gga tseed Fund’ cquaden. pease tet otunr seed ie eet ee
two streets trom city commission-/jum. in celebration of the 1961 an- was & GM Technical Center| Commissioners “Told (Continued From Page One) [nut these volunteer women. solici-|summer program may be set, ac-| “We don’t want to create a men-
_ ors cp Bieta to name the niversary. employe this summer, a duplicate but not quite as well as he did a tors also tell the vital p gro mele ay gr of the oe
“streets or commissioners... ae : year ago, story to every family in t ion,” officer
‘Lately, at the request of mer- _ Preparation for the Centennial, : Pontiac stands:to gain approxi-|" when ; ra .
ghants in the area, Patterson| ® sand goal of this committee, Detroit Girls Snitch, Eat | mately $55,000 trom the investment naa Se ee ee Pontiac Deaths ane |
stteet Teverted back to Will not begin until 1958, Hirling 2 of revenue from the sale of $2.9 = 7 oo
rela it] ee sald, Rat Poison ‘Cookies’ onde ery, OM for four years, he Te-Ookland Youth : vi it be million of general bonds that as far as he knows: QK/0N ou i _. | Willman said he would confer
w “tol and Centennill Cletinition Will] ETROTE ¥NS)* Two Detroit |t ove glen Generali has no doubts, - lto Attend U.S? ' MrsiWilliam Franzel ~ [with army officials on future use ’
atte th eee te Sex eoting snide wore hegptoaioed tetey, oer eG Lelie ald the Cup IKE BULGE BATTLE ages ety ‘Mrs, William (Louisa) Franzei, | e site
The midtown road between! A new Local Government Cont-|from a neighbor. Commission, last night. The Chiet Executive said he had ACHI@VETS Meet sider setonins tn hapties meme ‘Maybe It’ Ie is
ree ae Coes, oe net tare ee siiain 2, cemee oleae) Garin Conte, 9, cnt Dekel] | Ruteias wee extbecieeg to thes he should go ahead with his| Six Oakland - County —Junor| Hospital. Tens tose its’ Maybe ifs Love .
See E cS Gechasd take eosanlaeacinios” ik qother tor tea Srtiiets Deed chena bar agratment Cee nae “Delete cnnatray renomination plans unti) after~ he|Achievers. have been. named as weeks, ‘
"Gast tent. ‘This bas been tom-|mecting Monday under the chair-|when they noticed a bax one table.| San qeresends@,© Potst of este got out ot his sick ropei and read| delegate to fie Dt, ‘Conference was born in Washington [JY Cranbrook Group
porarily delayed, said Vander-|manship of Edward A. Maier. [They apparently took some of the al tits money.” - |the newspapers. tional Junior Achievers Conference|Township on Sept. 12, 1886, and) !
_ stempel. ; squares while Mrs. Smith wasn't He said the city has received He said it was a little like the t@ De held Aug. 19-24 at Miami| married in Sanilac County. Her! «nfaybe It’s Love,” a new mu-
noes , Tapped for-Business Post Joking and ate them. $2.9 million and $20,544.45 in ac-\Wor!d War Two Battle of the|University, Dried, Olio. parents were the late John and'sical founded on a little-known li-
Many Homeless 9P ¥ -PUSNOS FOR Ta” Rel tation. the girls crued interest from the sale of Bulge, when he fully became! 1. ioca) delegates are: Cant ae Bee. bretto of Bret Harte; will hold its
oe ny : DETROIT w@ — Alonzo Curtis, were ‘becoming ill and, on ques-\the bonds. They were sold to the "ware of its serious nature! ann Simpson, 16, of 187 Beach St Mrs, Fransel, a member of §t, (premiere performance in Cran-
-. as Floods Hit _ |president of the Electric Sorting tioning, found out they had eaten| low bidder of Goldman, Sachs, and| through news reports. iene M. Dorey, 16, Richard Mc-| Vincent de Paul Catholic Church, |brook’s Greek Theater
me. Machine Co. of Grand Rapids, has the poison. They were taken to a|Co. and Associates of Detroit June The President “said he thinks |Nulty; 17, and Herbert Schefline,| had lived in the Pontiae area 30 |and Wednesday, August 7-8.
been appointed to the region 15,/hospital where their stomachs 18. Stassen has the of i, all of Birmingham; . Larry| Ye&?s coming here trom Carson- ; wet
nver, We right of any
ee national board of field advisers of|were pumped and then held over- a aie American to express his own po- |Glynn, 17, and Naomi Piche, both/ Ville. _A cast of 36 under the direction
By THE assocuaren press ‘b¢ Small Business Administration. 'night for observation. The finance official said '$1.5\ litical beliefs and preferences, (of Pleasant e She leaves nine children Mrs.|°% Waldemar T. Graf and Joseph
million would ‘be invested in one-| just as both the President and .| The six will be part of a 42-mem- Barrett, with a score by Carl G.
_ Three days of jashing rain : Theressa Platts of Auburn Heights, | y, will a
"spawned floods in Denver. and|Police Hide Informant «= ~ yee OA. Frunaey coctieaies oft Sou petites Bene Sieh NS eee teak sore: Rana Kennedy ot io ee “parts of the Rocky Mountain area : indebtedness which. will. yield 2.80 eastern Michigan. A total of 600\Colo. Frederick Fransel of New|"
iat'aiins ef ain re JUAGE Weigh pe cnt inter, One lo do armament rk, saving el Suey teeming York iy, Mr, Catherine Abel an andy Huey, of Rca : van in 9- ti ot Carsonville, 4 :
and mllions of dollars property uage Welg s Grand JULY rreacey vina'se's'yica ot 3 sla, mitertaken, one 8 Bs most/more thal 2,00 business firms in|van of Birminsham, Mrs. Lourene Geo in, td Ricard alle.
Sa ae to Probe Ecorse Rackets (re ie coe te carn a ie ee cee aut alo allo Det. | Choresraphy wil = gel be Tamale ag ier: } acKets He said the investments would vigorously. Highlights of the conference will Ralph, all of Detroit. will be supervised
gt ial gee iN, BT be “flexible enough to meet all | ners be the election of pational officers, |, Other survivors include 15 grand-/by Marion Sump of Michigan State
ran two fo three feet deep, turn-| ECORSE (INS) ~ Michigan Cir-/hand it over to you, even in the| construction contracts payméutd TED WITH STASSEN (© “tion of the “Officer of the;*tildren,..three great-grandchil-\College. Settings for “Maybe It's
ing streets into streams. Trai‘icicuit Court Judge’ Chester P.\polce headquarters.” he said. He| as they become due.” » He eAded that tom, peorle would! Year,” and. “Company of the|*en,. elght brothers and sisters./Love” have been designed by Bar-
: _— O'Hara of Wayne called acharged the gamblers ‘who bid City Manager.W. K. Willman ex- ve the patience, intelligence and year+ * Mrs, Franzel's body was taken/bara Krajeska.
meeting today to consider a. peti-/highest got police protection—"‘on courage to do -the job. He said he from the Donelson-Johns . Funeral
®2'ion for & one-man. grand jury(the big business or franchise the income from these in-inad been very delighted with Stas- Home to Carsonville for service!Election Instructio
secttOM investigation into racket - ridden|>#sis." s |estments WouTd be used for) sens work and one reason the Her-\/Wice Decision, |Friday _at: the Jewell Funeral — ”
requ oeee. ry * « « ~ __ jequipping the eee ean ener el AY C 7417 |Home, Burial will be in the Ubly|Class Is Largest .
: A powder keg of political unrest,|Kavanagh placed Montry under|Alliance of States. [lost from his assignment for a ancy. omments _| Thy largest: section teatrection
i+ whispers of gratft, and|Protective custody and has him month. Withd ] ‘ class in the history of Oakland
slackened_sarly today) WnPers uption eae in Lakes Area Studied | the President on Witharaqwai __|Sonny Romain Van Kleek County gathered yesterday in the the water began’ to recede.(Dribety exploded into headlines of hidden away: There were reports 2 atone, st Sip wate Sane m County Office Building to receive .
the Weather Bureau|DetToit newspapers recently expos-/of threats against his’ life. WASHINGTON u#—The bili that)Stassen had not come to him for) MCMINNVILLE, Tenn. —Sen.) Prayer for Sonny Romain Vatlinetructions frog Oakland County
" rain might fall -later/IM@ ® cheap movie-type ring of Montry told reporters he lived will. allow eight states including|/*@vice on the Herter proposal but! Estes Kefauver's withdrawal as a/Kleek, infant son of Charles R. andicierk Lynn D. Allen and Robert ~
a “franchised” garhblers and racket.|like « hoodlum from ‘the roaring|Michigan and two Canadian prov-|to tell him what he expected to do./eandidate ‘for the Democratic| Patricia R. Kendrick Van Kleek of! Montgomery, Michigan Director of
cS rains also fell over areas|¢et® Which allegedly netted $100,.|20s. ““I was always afraid to start/inoes to form a Great Lakes basin One reporter asked if the Presi-|presidential nomination was 182 Russell St., will be said PG meer gy Fomor: > :
PP ce nega oe 000°a year in payoffs. . my car for fear it would blow up, compact will be studied: by a Sen-|dent feels committed to Nixon. El-|very wise decision,” his wife|p-m. Thursday in the Pursley. Fu- Ss, today.
: or I jumped every ‘time the ate subcommittee. -«=—=S—~C~*«s SMSO Said ~he Was not sure|Nancy Thinks ; "(nena Home, Burial will be in Per.“ ‘ta! of 150 precinet, township:
The cries for a “sweeping , but seendied thakl srcs: ; p thenages n Per! and city clerks, election inspectors |
probe” that may reach te top oc eign came meant a T’'m very proud of the way,he/ry Mount Park Cemetery. and election workers attended the
be’ ma é f expressed his opinion in/handied it,” she said, _- | ‘The baby was dead at : é
Gay. when it was tovenioe font eo ack and that there could be| “She said’ the senator would fly|day in Pontine General Hospital: (ee = o-. shcaagel see Mayor Voisine not only deni ot his satisfaction With/nere from Washington today to|He is. survived by his mother nd ——aee
Sepaiia petice Gummsteniiane: te \Cctasen® lows ey ane bean running Tate. the 2" er_and the children for alfather. Saar “oe A
charging “many politicians” with : —- : Z - <The children ere planting @ivy ter Parked J Ae att
graft and corruption. pa.oua ht got 5 oon kaidoch aay . : eet au 188: ode te tee nee catenin her etter inderedd in Cal — an Tas . ; at ’
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'~ Take a long rope and make a knot in the middle, and then wid
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| Stretch a-piece of white tape across the grass as a dividing line.
Pick up any sticks and stones in the grass so you will not be hurt if/—
‘you fall. The leading players take hold of the rope facing each other,
and their teams line up behind them. The side that pulls the other
over the tape is the winner.
Color this picture with your crayons and paste it down on ane
28 West Bisa Sti - —s« FE: 22-7257 board. Cut out the figures and base carefully. Put the figures: behind
; the base and fasten together by putting a brass fastener or bent pin
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Sizes 36, 38 and
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1 fhe momar ol now pre pee tr « god *
—— in promoting Year-round weights in
> - Alterations “ 2° —— of food 1s always tempting to a mouse.
ML No ond! wants to ‘listen to.@ speech that is « lot
of —— nonsense.
oo. Something for eel to worry ‘about when driving with
the family on:an icy road.
i oto eclaie estate often takes pride in--
his well-kept ———.
6. When you're dieting, it's hard to deny yoursell a ———~ _
cline gee @ pie.
4 7. No one likes to be called ¢ ——
«BA fugitive, when coriered, is likely to —— behind
| ‘trash cans in the nearest alley.
9 The excitement of a hard-fought bridge game may
mount up with a id.
10. A lonely ——— is arte to attract. ermpathy from
- passers-by.
Tl. Solily lighted ——— make @ beautiful setting for a
patio dinner party in Southern Florida. . ;
often seem: “more romantic, when there's a I - Year ’round coats in smartest pat- ‘Free .
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handsome models styled ‘
by famous makers. by
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every one an excellent :
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and colors ,,. styled by such |
famous makers as Haggar, Esquire jj SHORT SLEEVE styles by Mc-~-
and Pleetwood. Complete range of | Gregor, Arrow and other famous SPORT |
SHIRTS | LONG SLEEVE models. fashioned
by McGregor, Linwood and Man-
~ | sizes. | ~ makers, et of patterns—and {| hattan. Outstanding values that i
_ mon. |) terns... choice of imported and | colors. fr ‘can be worn anytime.
a ets “ol campaign fund i usually eee Oe || domestic wools and blends. | i
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thin his —— appearence mguee: 1) || Were $27.50 19" | S595 | a, i Be:
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Os rs le to enter ihe POT-O-GOLD contest
t mediate icmilien. Fotos Frees ompjores of te 1 |
= 2 A contestant may submit as mony entries as he or | i| ax ans coon = must be on — entry blanks printed J} me
. times lesa formidable than expected. i to $34.00 ag. |
}° 18 When ‘selling a car on “time” the dealer would Bis $ Prs.. $24.00 3 for $7.50 _ 8 for $10.50. |
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‘Preferred by men. everywhere
Fine itported and domestic straws
of famous makers’ labels.
Short sleeve, knee length eee | by Dobbs and Equadorian. An | Superbly styled by Phillip Morris )
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tl ‘a a. e f; brics. A arvelo Reg. $6.50 to'$15.00 || * marvelous value. | This Value at
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Regular 79c..
I _Ice_ F Finish
~ Organdy. ,
Regular 9.95.
Tray_ Tables
Reg. to 7.95 famous
Children’s Shoes |(
4 + -
[S Men’s
and rayons.
: patterns. Sizes 30-42. in f
:
handsome colors; Street Floor,
and pastel colors. 2 for i y Set Choose Buster Browns and fa-
Complete set of 4 with rubber mous DeRoose jr's, in fine fit-
Colored ice finish organdy with |] tipped stand. Floral design tray is || ting pink, brown, white, black
~~ —— ~~ Big || removable. Wat” iron legs. patent. Oxfords, straps, pumps. -|-
wide. Fourth F Filey Floor, Second Floor, __ Z
Reguler 1.00
72” Nylon Net
D tor *N |
72” nylon net in beautiful white
rooms. Fourth Floor.
Decorates all —
Regular 89c yard
_ Rayon Taffeta
2 tor $s]
hiaiting. rayon taffeta in 45”
widths, sparks any decor. 20
gorgeous colors, Fourth Floor, _ Regular 39.95 Washable
Low Loop 9x12 Cotton
“Room Size Rugs
26 Elegant rugs that look much more expensive. All first quality with low loop fringed ends and safe, non-
skid rubberized backs. Big size in red, gray and
burgandy. Fifth floor. ‘
“Ad N in § collar styles.
Blend F abrics
2 for $]
First quality miracie blend . fab-
rics that include some novelties.
Shop now and save. Fourth
Floor, Regular ap oa rawr French...
Snow Flake Glass Base Lamps
Elegant base of French snowflake
giass with brass center piece.
Parchment: shade. 3-way_ switch.
26" tall in green or - Fifth
Floor, ae 2 for °2O
Regular 49.95-—Retery switch
~ Reversible Window
Large 20” blade’ with reversible switch com-
fortahly cools one to three rooms, Fits windows
29'\2" to 37”. Famous Fasco e
for years of service. Fifth Floor, Fan
33 lectric motor a to’ 2.00 |
Men’ s Ties
a. for od | Dress up now at savings! Sum-
mer and. year ‘round styles in
“‘polds and conservatives. -Both
Street Floor. Regulor value to 3.98
lights and darks to choose from. ~ Swim. Suits |
Brief and boxer styles in cottons
Solids, prints :and
12
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Reguier 2.98 — 5. 00.
Dress Shirts
od i
Famous brand Sanforized cottons
All first qual-
ity. Pink only. Sizes 14-161,
32-35. By several now. Street
Floor.
gE
Ta ir Ee
Regular 3.98
Men’s Summer
ed
with short sleeves... knee
lenght- Sizes A-B-C-D in five
loor. - Cool plisses; betistes; linens! All =
postal colors and white, Street © aCe aE Ee alge
| M-L-XL in 8 colors. Street Floor.
Regular to 3.98
Men’s Shirts
spas 1.39
36” Cannon |
Terry Cloth
Soft, durable.terry cloth made by
Cannon Millis. Choose famous _
from sparkling white and beau-.
tiful colors. Fourth Floor, 4. Regular 39.50 —
Util-0-Base
Durable Formica top ebove bread box.
cludes four storage bins, Pay ny board on ld x ‘eg
18” x Fifth Floor. doors for utensils.
on white enamel. Cabinets"
In- ,
Baked-
$22,
a ized combed cotton. Full cut. 6
styles in long and short sleeves. -
Sizes 14-16'%. White and pas-
tels. Street Floor.
Cool dress shirts in soft Sanfor- .
- sem a
=i
TT Reguler 3.98
SF, Pc. Canister
_. space.
Regular to 79¢
Assorted —
Summer Cottons
S tor ud | \ Beautiful summer cottons so very
practical, All first. quality mer-
chandise. 36” wide in favorite
colors, Fourth Floor, . | Reguler
Outdoor
Straight line, rust resistant dryer uses very little
20 plastic lines total 156° of drying
Folds for easy storage. Fifth Floor. area. 14.95
Dryer
310
Reguler 5.95 | wy,
54” Fall <~
Woolens”
52
First quality, beautifully -made
fall woolens now sale priced for |
f you. You really save | now!
Fourth Floor, "Ala e
Reguler 1 98
Cafe. Curtains
$I, pre
~ Colorful kitehen ovint cate cur-*
tains that are 36” ‘Tong in many
crisp colors. Save now. * Fourth
Fistor, * Summer Footwear
so
Regularly to 7.95. volues!
Choose natural mesh
mesh and white calf;
black mesh and black
patent in sizes 5 to
_ 10. Narrow, mediuin
‘and wide widths. :
Set
$¢
‘ °
Flour, sugar, coffee, tea canistets
plus grease set of salt and pepper
—shakes and grease can. All first
inum base: Fifth Floor. quality. Copper toned with alum- —
Regular 3.98
Laundry Carts
$3 Lightweight with drill cloth cart |%
cover. Easy-to-roll casters. Folds |=
Glass S Sets
mc is Anchor Hocking 24-pe. set in-
cludes 8 sherbets, 8 talls, 8 wine
size, All first quality in clear
" glass, Beautiful gifts. Fifth Floor. > 29-42 in blue, tan, grey, brown.
| Terrific value. Street Floor.
Regular 12.95
Pop-Up Toasters
’ Guaranteed by ‘hak
year. Automatic
in
gleaming chrome finish, Hes
_ feast ‘control unit. Soi pe
. —_
Regular 1.39
Nylon Panels . | Venetian Blinds
D tor $5. Sturdy, Esstern steal Vendtisn
Blinds. 54’ length——21” to 36” Reguler 1.98
- Sofa Pillows’
| . aoe : eee ee t 4
Handsome. pillows for -your fa-
vorite sofas: in smart prints-and Men’s Jackets
lis : fi
‘Priscilla
Curtains :
- Fabrics hee hs
| wide in white only. Fourth | a rainbow of solid colors. Fourth
~All. first quality— ‘] Ms og 8 2 i, ee —
: toner 5.98 ae to 2.49 , ful,
‘eglors. Street Floor. — a 2.50 —_
Sport Shirts
bd | Soft, Sanforized cottons in color-~
cool prints, “AH machine
washable, Sizes small, medium
and large in five colors, Street,
Floor, ae
“Values to 3. 98, Men's :
Sport Shirts
2 4 for , $3
Cool,
| cottons and rayons.
terns, plaids, All washable. Sizes
S-M Sanforized
Solids, pat- short sleeve
M-L-XL in
Nendo’ 3.98 Men's 8
Sport Shirts
sD
Short’ sleeves in Sanforized cot- .&
ton. Full cut, machine washable. .
Tops for summer wear. Sizes S- ely | PaaS “pantie
Pad
Reguler 2.98 & 3.98
Tee Shirts
2 for 3
Riviera neck scoop cotton jersey
tee shirts with convertible ond
and short sleeves. S-M-L,
Washable and Sanforized. Five
colors, Street Floor, -
> Summer - sleeveless
Ee tine
© washable. Many styles. Sizes 32-
= 38 in assorted colors. ten handsome | © Floor,
Regular 3.98
Blouses
‘2 blouses in
cotton, Sanforlzed and
Street
_ Regulor 7.98 & 12.98
Swim Suits
$4 Famous ‘brand one-piece duits
with front and back detailing,
Sizes 32-38. in eight luscious
colors. Street Floor, -
e Ttiple “cn Account!
e 30-Day Charge!
a) Deferred ‘Charge!
ny Call FE 42511
Lf for 4
Beautiful cotton hankies with
smart one spike hem in detait:
ing. Choose from white only,
Save” now, Street Floor. Regular 9 eoch AP
| Ladies’ Hankies
dated pab-a-wood handles. Fifth Res. 1469 yes (oe
~ Stainless |
Steel: Cutlery —
SB. for sy. 2 ‘Famous brand, top quality steel, |
Several sizes to c . Simu-
Fleor.
Reguler 39¢ each
Men’s H ankies
>. for 5}. |
Save now on men’s cotton hand-
kerchiefs,
has handsome wide hem. Choose
from white only, Street Floor,
Long wearing cotton | Regular 95¢
‘Plastic Dishes
D ter sy
* Open stock saucers, bread and
butter plates, 8” dinner plates,
Slight irregularities. Flame gray, <
yellow, brown, Fiftlt Floor.
Regulor 2.98
‘Gloves
y | for s]
Some : ‘Sheer nylons, mesh dacbite
woven darks-and cottons, San-
forized-—washable, Sizes 6-72
in assorted colors. Street Floor, Reguler 1.69
Ovenware 7,
Choose from 5 oven-proof pieces. |
4-pc. bowl set; ice pitcher; -
cookie jar; bean pot casserole.
All in gleaming ivory. Larger
size §=«.:1.69,._—* Fifth ‘Floor, “—_
A.
Regular to 5.95 Men’s
SHORT SLEEVE
Sport. Shirts
7) for. $35 i
Choose from Sanforized cottons §
and rayons in many handsome
patterns: for men. Sizes ‘small,
: medium, targe and extra large in
— 12 colors, Street Floor. A we RR ba RL ae Bs _— %
Regular to 7.98
. Men’s
Summer Slacks
34
Famous brand nylon - decron;
rayon-acetates; rayons,
and spot resistant. Sites 29-42
in. blues, tans, greys, browns,
char. navy, green. Street.Fioor,
RES SOT OMI CTS gS aa ne
Reguler to 7.98, Men's
Wash ’n Wear |
Slacks
or for easy storage. It's a must buy [7
for -your hore. . Fifth Floor. :
100% - dacrons; Amel-rayons; |
Regular 4. 98 - orlon-nylons; that need little or
© no ironing. Dry quickly. Sizes
Regier value to 5. 00
Walk Shorts FOR MEN
sD
/ * Rayon cords and polished cot. |
fons that are full cut for com-
tort. Bermuda and short-length. ©
Sizes 30-42. in 8 colors. Street
Floor. Crease | a
by
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7
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Reguler 3. 98, Ladies’
€otton Slacks
| 2 tor $5
Man ralleted slacks in’ polished
cotton. Completely _ washable,
Sanforized, Sizes 10-18 in four ,
color combinations. Street Floor. Reguler to 2.98
Blouses and
Midriffs
ad |
Cool cotton that’s ideal to top
off shorts, slacks, pedal pushers.
Washable-Santorized. Sizes 30-
38 in white, pastels, ‘stripes.
Street Floor, . : Sager 1.39
Comet Cooking
Utensils
Sparkling aluminum, first qual-
ity, including tubed cake pan . |: ,
6 cup coffee percolator. Perfect
for home or cottage. Fifth Floor,
Reguler 1.00 — 1.50
S-t-r-e-t-c-h Socks
2 for ad |
First quality nylons, nylon blends.
Cool summer weaves. One size
fits all. Choose from 8 . colors.
Street Floor,
: Soft, esol cotton .
3 inforced. All top quality. ‘Sizes
# 10%
> pastel shades, Street Floor. Reguler 55¢ Each, Men's
Mesh Socks
iA for od I
»» nylon re-
to 13 in seven handsome Reguler 1.00:
Clip Hats
y J for Bd |
67e each
Washable-Sanforized cotton clip
hats, some with visor tops, Re-
movable clips. One size fits all. “~~
ibciehs 1.99
Plastic
Garden Hose
2 for $B.
Two 25-foot lengths guaranteed
by mfg. for 3 years. %" size
brass couplings. Red or green,
\2 tor *5 Playsuits, jackets, shorts, pedal |
pushers, skirts, Bermudas, in
polished cotton and denim. Sizes
} 10-18, Street Floor. seem assorted colors. Fifth Floor. ae
Reguler 2.98 & 5.98 “Reguler 1.49
Play Clothes | - Wrought Iron
| Trinets
Gift boxed for ideal giving.
pce rege e
Reguler 2.00 — 2.50 .
Men’s Belts
First quality MOST FAMOUS
BRAND in summer and winter
‘styles. Your favorite included.
Sizes 30-42 In 10 smart colors.
Street Floor, Regular 1.98
Ladies’ Shorts
*] Washable - Sanforized shorts in
cotton or denim; Sizes 10-18 in
- blue, navy, red, brown, checked.
Small cuffs. Street Floor.
digas 3.98
- Ladies’. Skirts $2 Washable—Sanforized cottons. str. fl.
Reguler 2.98
| Men’s Slacks
5
Santorized cotton with half belt
front and elastic back for neat
fit. Washable. Small, medium in
Regular 5.95
Men’s Walk
Shorts
$2
in sizes 30-42. Street ; 2
| Reguler 1.00 & 1.99
egeler 4.00
|| Pocket Stoles
$9 ?
: 21 fans pocket Famous brand walk shorts in. = poe _ and
cool tayon-linen weave,
- from solid color wainut, beige,
Floor, button detailing, Wear’ 2 ways.
| White only. One size fits every- |
one! Street ‘Camm. : ae acc Vols
~ fruit,
buttercup
quality, Fifth '5-Piece
Place Setting
sy
Set includes plete, cup, saucer,
first
Tet sone ae Edge
‘Libby .
Hostess Sets
*
ot one
+
= for the ee:
In the “staal Tue Press will
continue to publish “as usual.” That red by enrier
; else
for 40 cents
vallable by mae
mn seniere ‘money to help him, has found Nasser
secretly i aiding opponents of the pres-_
ne PONTIAC PRESS ok See AD AY Orn ee a aN ae Ge yee ff i \e
’ : i 4 |
tp ib ; es : eb a
. cl eapee —<s AAS Fol ah OT
WEDNESDAY, x. Aveusr, ¥ 96
“Saudi Arabia, which used its oil
ates.
Bee.
ent regime there. .Even in Jordan, :
— Or avoir BUREAU 0} or CIRCULATIONS
pro-British Iraq, not Egypt, is gain-
eee
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1 1956
ing influence.
: Wherein The Press bb.
7 Spanked for Editorial —
Help!”
Last freee Tue Press endorsed. a.
candidate on each ticket for The
_ Republican and for The Democratic
nomination for the State Senate,
- small storm of Sees and jeers re-
sulted. ae Po °
One ‘unsigned communique even
attacked the religion of one-of the
_ eandidate’s families. This is pretty
close to the bottom of the barrel
bigotry and intolerance.
_pay that writer to peek back into
. school books and political histories
_. to -learn why this ‘Nation “was
founded, ae
ee ee
Another letter says we use
very poor taste in recommending __
just one candidate on each ticket ~~
~ and then suggests our editorial- The Man About ‘Town. page is “the most non-committal,
most fence straddling and emas- -
.
First, we're condemned for erpress- =
ing an opinion. And theti we're
condemned when we don't.
tions.” =
* , eer 3
~ Anottier writer Says there ‘are
rend a eee —aaene be 201 sonps at Sap. a Ror Biel’
- choice.”
We're: Eger S
That's why “scdilion s seitihes.
Each citizen can voice hig own
. Opinion.
. That also guarantees The Press
‘the right to express the opinion
that we hold in our own editorial -
columns. This merely follows a
custom that began with Volume
1, Number 1, of the original |
pablic print. x *
si-hieeicore canaet obities It would
They suggest wrath and anger.
<7 8. 2 Ri - . Worse, both Tito and Nexru
- refused to support his demand
- for immediate independence
for Algeria from France.
Both ‘also. refused to back the
_ Arabs against Israel, In the
opinion of reliable observers,
Nasser “must whittle. down his
ambitions” or find himself in,
trouble at home.
*-- tt: -&
The immediate future of the canal
still isn’t clear though ex-
pects A
of
their offers to help finance it.
It’s a safe guess, however, that
no. matter what Nasser does or
‘what happens to him, the U. S.,
Great Britain and Frasce will
. take steps to see that the canal.
is kept open.
Here’s Challenge.
Oakland County Woman,
Now 87, Still Has Mother"
Political economy: Getting the
most votes for the Teast at kad:
i
- Here's another “first” that MAT claims The writer reminds us of the agi- for Oakland County. He challenges the.
tated Indian scout who leaped on his
horse apd aeons, off in all direc- nation to find another woman like
Mrs. Frank S. Keller
‘of Highland, who in a few days celebrates
her eighty-seventh birthday, and has her
mother with her. The latter is
‘Mire. Eliza Beaumont Taylor
do as a ag fe
_ Bxtremes in Hames met the other day
~ when "=,
‘ - Warren Dall,
manager of a Pontiac store, was intro-
duced to the
Rev. Richard Sharp,
the latter coming from Oshkosh, Wis., and
‘visiting in Pontiac. Incidentally, Mr. Dull
has a cousin with the name Bright.
After 62 years of married life,
‘Mr. and Mrs, William F. McGinnis
to of Holly are separated—he died Monday.
From intimate personal observation over
protest and endorses another candi- the whole period, I can testify that never
date. We are very fond of his choice have I seen a marital loyalty to match it.
and have done business with him
_ since he opened his current venture. » He has been absolutely helpless for the
past 15 years, but nobody ever heard any-
We must stand as one of his very wife who stood over him. 2
best customers. But that doesn’t
mean he is better qualified to run as
candidate than
- Harvey Lover. Mr. Lopgx has-had
_ much more experince and general
background. We are confident some
_ day the younger man. will attain the Republicari
equal stature. —
ee ee
Jack Habel who has often been ©
a severe critic writes in to con-
gratulate us “for mee Uectire
and fair minded.”
Thank you, Mr 4 Habel. rege
We'll let your appraisal speak
* At Lake Orion Monday evening,
the writer hever saw a community
Se completely stopped and aghast as that beautiful and law loving
area. A petition for capital pun- *
ishment.can get 100 per cent en-
dorsement there.
Another commendable safety slogan .
tells us to
“Drive. Safely; make ont last one milk,”
A very proper ciepreidinn is ‘that one:
_ “Enthusiastic Apathy,”
"with which many of’ us are afflicted in
helping to do something about civil de-
fense or the — traffic fatalities.
Chairman of the Boat Board of ee of
‘the Michigan State Fair,
Harry Garling ~
means all candidates will receive of Pontiac, tells me that this year’s event
‘as all newspapers do, everywhere. "equal treatment in the news columns,
‘We shall continue to express. our own —
_ opinion in the editorial columns, just
papa gore ivoms ahead.
of Storm ‘Will get still further away from the car-
piyel sptcit, ; ni
ae Hugh DeCamp
has served over a quarter century on its.
school board. Wonder if this isn't a
record for one of the most responsible,
[eee edt candela" i arma
_Frvt home grow polatonr of these
_c-,, 00, a8 Teported by
oe ew who as them as large Nassek ;
to use the tolls-to ‘build the
High Aswan | The U. S., Britain —
and. now ia have withdrawn
David Lawrence Says:
thing but cheerfulness from him or the .
t |
"My ‘Imlay City scout sends word that |
WORR 7 inne
os } One Traffic Cop Whe Should Never Sleep
+
‘The Ships Must Go Through? WASHINGTON—"The ships must _
go through!” That's the word Sec-
retary of State Dulles, at the behest
ot President Eisenhower,,has car-
ried to the “London conference on
the seizure of the Suez Conel.
ed. He has te accept
The United States is as anxious
Britain and France to avoid
anything that a ae involve a war
and certainly
words ee pons ng to the
in London about taking. any pre-
cipitate action. The immediate
task of Dulles is to make sure the
ships keep going through the canal
because, if oi} from the Arab
_countries is shut off, it might mean
that gas rationing would have to
be under official consideration
here in the United States two or
there weeks hence. .
dust as happened ai the time of
- the crisis in Iran, the United
4 ef
it;
h Lt
f i 7 ! : | ? <
i Z
it E z
a
executive branch of the govern-
is so often the case in similar sit-
uations. vee
Eisenhower does not wish to act
2
i :
5 LR bie
va
: &
d a a ¥ z
ee os alone. If the crisis gets to the
point where he must take military
steps, he will ask Gongress for the
necessary power. expectation,
however, is that the whole matter
will drift along for months in an
But ¥ Pave ty ae effort to find some legal pg
Pe wovehahae.- therefore,
of any kind. The western Allies
not take the initiative.
- Information available here in-
setilement of the whole problem
of ownership of the Suez Canal.
This could drag on ian affair which
stirred up.
Nervousness over the outcome
is manifest not merely in Washing-:
ton and London but -in Moscow.
The Communists could, of course,
needle Nasser into further_com-
plications with the West. It is
noted here that a grave situation
on the border of Burma. has been
precipitated by the Chinese, Com-
munists at this particular moment.
“The State Department is deeply
concerned over the sudden change
in Red China's attitude. There is
puzzlement as to how India’s Neh-
ru and the other southeast Asia
countries now are going to react
‘to the renewed use of force by the
Chinese Communists after all the
recent professions of peaceful pur- _
pose, It is a dangerous time in the
Cold. War,
ex (Copyright 1956, .
New York Herald Tribune ine.) Mossadegh
?
Dy. . William Brady, Says: |
Doctor Again Expost ulates:
Have Your Baby at Home Monday, April 30, °56, in a piece
baby away from the mother soon
after birth and filing the unhappy -
infant in the show window with
any others the institution es in
stock,
ing for expectant tathers the fol-
lowing:
- 1, Childbirth, Your Questions An-
awered, by Davis and Ferguson,
Harpers, $2.50.
2. To Prospective Mothers, by .
_ Hunter and Smith, Bruce Hum-
phries, $2.50.
3, Childbirth Without Fear, “by
Read, Harpers, $2.75,
4, Natural Childbirth, by Heard-
man, Williams Wilkins, $2. This |
stake which has to be met by the. 8!¥@s special exercises for the
‘T can't understand it, not having
had a baby, but I'm pretty sure of
one thing—that I'm sorry for the
. poor untutored creature who pre-
fers to go to the hospital, have an
anesthetic and, when she wakes
up, find it's all over. I'm sorry
for her baby, too—if the baby. sur-
vives. Such a woman doesn't know
and probably will not learn that in
natural childbirth the woman her-
self decides when or if she shall ©
have. an anesthetic. rs, not more than one
to Torsenal
not opp M4 isease, diag- The Negroes, as well as the
- whites, are going communistic be-.
cause they are stupid. They are not. .
smart enough to think for them-
selves, or. they would never, ex-
change their freedoms for sure
slavery.
If you are so enlightened on
in our own state. Very few cities
in the South will not allow Negro
I agree with you on one péint,
" It is time to do something.. That
something is-to clean up our own-
backyard and then go South.
It is not the Southern Bigots who ~~
are ruining our-foreign policy. It
is you and I, as voters, for we put
the officials in office.
L. J. Keys
2628 Lapeer Rd. a
‘Weather We Get:
Is Just Average’
One wonders Why there has been
so much concern about the weather
in this city daily. - BOY 16 CONFESSES Shirley Tem-
Nothing could be further from the
truth.
endent
Looking Back , ears Ago. DELAY "OF. “Philp ines’ inde pendence
NEW ALL-TIME HIGH set in
auto _ output here. —
20 Years Ago’.
ple threat:
110000 HEAR Hitler open Olym-
pic games in Berlin.
THOUGHTS FOR TODAY
I communég: with mine own
heart, saying, Lo, I am come to
great estate, and have gotten
ca widom ‘than all they that
have been before me in Jerusa- —
lem: yea, nry heart had great
experience of wisdom and knowl!-
edge.—Eccl. 1:16. » *
*
He who exercises wisdom exer-
_ the ee which is about
Jap an Resuilies Treaty.
N egutiations With Russia By JOHN H. MARTIN
Japan resumes peace treaty
neggtiations with the Soviet Union *
this week with limited bargaining
power. * * * ¢- a
Russia holds some strong cards
—the fact it is holding Japanese
prisoners in the Soviet Union, the
fishery agreement concluded
earlier this year and the. ‘veto
over Japan's admission to the °
United Nations.
Mescow has made it clear that
i¢ will © tient eakan the Japanese
the fishery
squint anh Geet Ss A ~
veto against Japan only after
the conclusion of a peace treaty.
A major .obstacle to any -agree-
men—still is the territorial dis-
pute. In the London negotiations
which were adjourned last March
21 most all articles of a draft
treaty were completed, but the.
talks broke down when Japan de-
manded that Moscow return
Etorofu and Kunashiri islands in
the Kuriles.
Japan also demanded that Russia
give up Shikotan and Habomai
island off Hokkaido.
CLAIMS ISLANDS
-Tokyo also claimed the North
Kuriles and South Sakhalin, but—
agreed that since wider the San
Francisco peace treaty Japan had
renounced claims over those
territories the issue should be re-
fered to a conference of the war-
time allied powers.
Russia agreed to return Shikotan
and Habomai but insisted that~
the rest was Russian territory. -
Foreign Minister Mamoru business groups eager to do busi-
. tion:
it has been reported he
y prisoners
“Implementation of the fisheries Shigemitsu heads the Japanese
delegation, and before he left
Tokyo he sald he expected some
kind of agreement with Russia by
the end of September,
For domestic political reasons
Shigemitus is working under a
short halter. ~
He received much support from
public and political sections just
before he left Tokyo.’ Leading :
er
its
ness behind the Bamboo and Iron
Curtains encouraged his delega-
* * *
He. got support from the op-
position Socialists and from among
his own Liberal Democratic party
leaders. — s 8
Yet, Shigemitusus apparently
knows his party's future and his
own are at stake because if. the
new round of talks collapse it will
be a hard blow to the government.
POLITICAL OBSECURITY
With this domestic political phés-
sure on him have been suggestions .
in Tokyo. that he might_produce
something less than a formal
peace treaty rather than the
prospect of returning — mpty-
handed and going into political
ae es - a
“Tt he is unable to work out a
full peace draft. with the Soviets,
he might
produce some provisional agree-
ment whereby the tough territorial
issue would be shelved while
Japan would restore diplomatic re-
lations with Russia in return for
Soviet nelease of and —
Case Records. of 4 Psychologist:
Identity Secret i in Letter. to Cran Dr. Howard raises a point
that has been proved many .
times in a nationwide check
of the mail from news-—
papers. Why do you readers .
suppose there is less input
of letter to me from cities
under 50,000 than from those
much above that population?
It isn’t becatise the, reader-
ship polls «show any less
interest in my column, foes
these problems perplex peop
alike, regardless of tee 3 ~~
of their cities.
By DR, GEORGE W. CRANE t cur county Madilbel: Society
last month, seversd doctors at my
Through the years I have noticed
ee ee
ard describes.
- The mail input is proportionately —
much higher from larger cities
than from-smaller ones. ,
Many - folks from -the smaller
cities have written to-explain that
they hesitate to ask for booklets
Nae
advice — tes the more |
Often they/follow Dr.’ Howard's plan and ofder*a- supply of: the
booklets. Which their patients or -
parishionérs.like best. Then they
pass thém along in their counsel. ‘ng.
ny. Shetore have found that
i. ‘ i, Pees ee. | \, Bifi * ee Bid) gs “ 7 ‘4 . , ¥ % \ i *
i | \ 4 by \>r ine ‘ \ ‘ \f j ; ‘ ee \ ! | ; i i a}, s te \, : ‘
< er ! = i; 3 - Wo eh is j \ = oes | s ‘ i ; ‘
ee THR PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, august’, 1956
5 Dems, Seek Representative. Nomination = 8, Rea No
‘Congressman George A. Dondero,
who has represented the 18th Dis- trict for 24 years, is retiring this year.
Brief biographies of the ‘candt-|" Gatee foliow,
>» °* *
GILBERT H. DAVIS.
A Royal Oak attorney, Gilbert H.|»
Davis, 53, seeks the Democratic
nomination to run for 18th District
emotional upsets or day today stress and ‘strain. And ae
ey suffer mild ia testes trnetns
*|Oakiand County since 1943.
Ward, a worker in a plating |. If you are
over 60 ‘years. Ask for new, large, economy
——— Get Doan’s Pills today !
* nomination in’ 1954 -but lost to in-
“}cumbent Congressman George A
'|War II and has lived in Oaklanc
_ |County since 1951. His professiona’ grinder in a AFL shop. Mare Williams, 49, of Berkley| ts of Lam, and Is an tntantry vet
Unmarred, Ward has appeared a native of Texas and has lived inj ®**-
: ‘A member of the Americed Fei
eration of Musicians, the American i Me attended the University of Federation of Television and Radio MARC WILLIAMS Texas, Southern Methodist Unil-|Artists and Masons, Williams i:
Ay gather anit television, actor, versity and North Texas’ School ees Spe ee Oe aiden,
PAUL SUTTON
Sutton, active in the partv since
1927, isa past chairman of the
Royal Oak City Democratic Com-
mittee.
Born’ in New Mexico, pete
served in the Army during World
experience has included the radio.}-
television, newspaper and motior |
picture industries.
can Legion, Sutton is married and
has two children.
JACK L. WARD .
A native of Oklahoma, Jack L
Ward, 32, of Troy, has lived ir
and polishing shop in Ferndale,
has been a member of the UAW-
CIO since 1953. -
He attended. Michigan State Nor
mal College at. Ypsilanti, majoring
in government and physical educa.
tion “and working afternoon as :
LJ
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THE mi nos PRESS, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1956 : | ,
“LETS GET T THINGS DONE”
: | REPUBLIDAN, N, for DRAIN COMMISSIONER
E ee praesugnrig cote enn
— The Only Experienced Candidate for Drain Commissioner
EE ‘OUT: OF THE SEA WITH SEMANN” c continct work which might sonfllet with
Te seslgn engineering and other professional sl work to qualified persons whe’ ‘ ln gen g~ BG ad County. ‘ ee ,
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: JANE PARKER SINCH
, GOLDEN, SUGARED
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ICED COFFEE TiPI:
Make ice cubes of coffee instead of water .. . then
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ANN PAGE a
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THE PONTIAC bss. WEDNESDAY. AvGt Ist 1, 1956 |
Bob Considi j = cay reason for
it -You Kersey
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They Just Don’ * Treat Our Enginéers Right's NEW YORK (INS)~That bad Ht hea i t
engineers ,who are drafted. 2 oeabeakeneai \ “Recently in collaboration ' with
right and left; building w an elite
,corps of citizens far m re privi-
thileged than the average Russian
professional. 6 ~—
OTHER OPINIONS” Russia is breedng aint
ee er 1941 I don't think ‘that any
—-} American . should
‘A piece here about the accidental
lectrocution on. Eniwetok
other quote: from the mail. Li
Stephen Barbaro, son of Low Bor
baro, popular golf pro at the
Hollywoed Club in Deal, N. J., has
sent the following postcard from |
camp to his brother and sister:
“Dear Louie~1 am having al what has always griped’ me
about - Nuremburg is thet any
really valid and legitimate rea-
gon the U.S. could hay had to. |) Might as well end this with h amy
DR. H. BUSSEY
Optometrist Made to Your Exact Prescription
i cen’ DR. HAROLD BUSSEY, “hea” OPTOMETRIST hang a man ke Von Jassasonoie
ELBERTA
Cater. to ianiies appetites with A&P’s
_ plump, juicy. peaches! They add just the right light touch to hot-weather menv-
making .. ..qnd they-re doubly delicious
with a large scoop of A&P’s own Crestmont
Ice Cream. Get ‘em now while they're
plentiful”
NEW LOW PRICE—GRANULATED
PLUMP, SWEET, SIZE 6
Head Lettuce “
THOMPSON, CALIFORNIA
Fresh Blueberries sisi
Watermelons *Séae'th 2628 24-SIZE
Bartlett Pears “Grown”
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ies. sizes. Sugar 10 4.9%
en Dew Melons «= 5%
Pascal Celery Susi” . . 2 stains 29¢
New Cabbage ee ae 15¢
es we 2 FOR D5e
002 us. 39¢ »
Seediess Grapes 2 49
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Green Peppers fot 3 tee 25¢
Fresh Cocombers “cron” . « 3 ror 25¢
tach 85¢
MEDIUM SIZE
Halibut Steaks
|Shrimp .. .- 6% THRIFTY 5-18. BOX 3.39
Whitefish ofc... ss. = 59el
Fish Sticks taat W saRve ooo Ma MI:
Smolad Feb. Se eoeee vine! 39%
Leg 0°
Peanut Butter, ‘tax ogiuren.tOHT:
Pork Roast area east
Cornish Hens "Sx trouno .'.
Smoked Picnics 410 6 i. SUES: /
Smoked Hams sian Postion /«
Veal Roast 10, Ee Ton : ies
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“Heinz ‘Ketchup Py eee he
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SWEET, JUICY, 27-SIZ 69°
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Cantaloupes SAVE ON U, S. No. 1
New Potatoes. : GRADE THE SWEETEST, JUICIEST YOU'VE TASTED THIS YEAR
- Peak-Fresh~
rains
and trouble..
YOU CAN PUT YOUR TRUST IN “Super Right” Quality” MEATS! TOP QUALITY __..
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Priced to save you money . .. sold without andl, feel ot encase weste, tosene you tae
. AaP’s pan- ready fryer are tendet, tasty, delicious. Try them!
HYGRADE'S PEAR SHAPED-
‘Canned: Hams "= "aut aie » 6% “SUPER-RIGHT” FOR BAKING OR | BARBECUING
Spare Ribs =~: Chuck Roast” “BLADE CUT women | w STe
Beet Rib. Roast 70
Ground Beef SR
er lm BONELESS
Breast Chicken Tune
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Corned Boot Hash sosccass , , E57 29¢
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ANN PAGE
: 4 i Pius ame 1 ry ‘Mayonnaise . as tak 4%
Vienna Sausage sosccasr, , 2 20%
Chili: Con ‘Carne smut... a
Hi-Ho Crackers smu SE a2
Uigeld "Sprite: ees RSE Me Mas. . Se 880
2 "fas 39¢
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BELTSVILLE 4 TO 6 POUND, OVEN-READY a
Turkeys .... = 49 OCEAN SPRAY
BS shes be Sauce en cans 43¢
cans 19¢
Foods. fim... 6a 590
39 es ee Age Sith
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COME SEE... YOU'LL
SAVE AT AaP!
Customers’ Corner ,
Weather Or Not .
. nourishing, stnallignsiah mosis are a must
in a well-run household. -
One suggestion for @ wealth of health
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CUSTOMER RELATIONS DEPARIMENS
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AaP’s “OWN
CRESTMONT
Vice ane ete TQ I fe tap beer for Se P’
folks than AaP’s own creamy-smooth Crestmont Brand.
A welcome dessert in itself . . . serve a heaping scoop in”
cantaloupe for an entre delicious tre
“| "IP AE 2, 3¢
Risdon’s Cheese. . 2 cm. 39%
Mel-0-Bit Slices ree... SE Be
Eskimo evocguaty coven oa 37¢
A& P's FRESH FROZEN
Broccoli Spears:
2 x 39° Stele les hain oo eo 2 ot 39
Birds Eye Orange Juice 0 AM yes tg
Birds Eye Strawberries .. . 2 ite
Birds Eye Mixed Vegetables 2 ios. rot Ae
- Birds Eye Beans mencu sive 2 ros 47 10-0Z.
rane.
Birds Eye Peas... . «.. . 2 ow 47€ BREF, CHICKEN
OR TURKEY “Libby's P 8 ae
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| THE PONTIAC J PRESS. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST. 1, 1956
eecccesecoocs |
_By ca Graber
r pakcaee's (BUD)
RICE DEMOCRATIC:
CANDIDATE
FOR
Drain Commissioner
12 Yeors
Experience
in Drainage
| Work
Boy R he ri Northern Counties Begin orzee toting 20, pom i. Coma Two Years .
y eac es ip te Campaign |sters who bring in the biggest lots] HART ® — sk tebe,
“He Will Get You
Out of the Water”
har Ting Voter OF OAKLAND COUNTY
. FRED ELIAS
Democratic Cendidate for State Senctor, Ocklond
County, in the August 7th primary.
Sending » representative whe dees net understnd the uniqae pr
lems of both ao highly industrialized ares oad a fertile farm region,
with tdeas and the tt te bach then ah. be wente © man whe
Sakina County. "it wants end nends s man ‘Hin s beckgrennd, of
ivi the bust
ho well as the “eerker'y A ge and wishes; « man whe became
and home commanity.
Ring my Counts needs Py yh -y man, an honest man, o age man,
man
FRED ELIAS Vote August. 7th Vote Democratic
This od is donated by Friends of Fred Elias
-” From Friends of =
| Deputy City Clerk Stanley Smo-
What kind of » man de you want to represent you in Lansin, a
“TRAVERSE. CITY @ — The an- August’ campaign, following an auto accident, died) nual drive to eradicate ragweed| Last kers stacked up 21 j
but Can t Vote from Grand Traverse and Leela- ink de oad suabe pes Monday at Oceana Convalescent |
oe sey. Oe
. \nau Counties found hundreds ofjcauses misery for hay. fever) em
Switching of Residences nga idren ready for prize win-|sufferers. Bailey, of Hart, never regained
,Has Made Him ‘Man o oneal Oy saat a tattle =
‘Without a State’ . | Pentwater. |
BUD RICE DEMOCRAT ~
| PRIMARY ELECTION AUG. 7 (This Ad Donated by Friends)
presidential |
election, hag learned he is “a mand
sgt a. state.”
Alvin Vandyken has lived inl
Washington, Georgia-and Michigan’
since 1950, but cannot claim resi-|
dence in any of the three states ed
voting purposes, ~--
He lived in Lynden, Wash., until
1951 when he entered Calvin.
After'two years Vandyken joined
the Army, serving at Camp Gor-
don, Ga, Last year he. returned to
Calvin to continue his business ad-
‘mirfistration course,
jlenski explained that Vandyken's
‘residence of one year did not le-
gally count because the Michigan
‘constitution states that time spent
| in the state as a student shall not
‘count toward legal residence. ~
“Legend has it,” Smolenski adds,
“that long ago, students at the,
University of Michigan: controlled.
Ann Arbor government and even
ordered sidewalks to be built in
the county. So how students in the
state en gain nor lose resi-
Washifgton State also excludes
Vandyken from its voter roster.
A potice from its state superin-
‘tendent of elections explained:
The tact that you attempted to
register for voting in Grand Rapids
/eads us to believe that the State
‘of Michigan is now your intended Regular $9.95 ‘domicile, If this is an accurate
evaluation of your situation then bed knilé and
‘you do temporarily fall in the cate- : shades. REGU LAR $6. 50
gory of “‘a man without a state.” | : he oie pa M rs) d el D
Sheet Metal Veep Dies | : chacobsen EE :
IDS nate, vce escent ct te Bett Regular $114.50
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Fully enclosed
a chain drive,
heat - treated
Sprinkler
_ ‘This amazing ; appliance consumes up to-1%-
bushels of garbage and trash in just one hour.
Food scraps, bones, eggshells, rags, melon
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NEW YORK (#—Politicians - teifigiieg Iooking looking Republican can-jof his” sandeat beginnings helped liam Jennings Bryan, the silver: communications would seem to/Do any of the announced Demo-
day are divided on the importance/didates whose ‘themes were pros-|put him in office. _ |tongued orator, spoke 600 times/niake it simpler than ever for a.cratic candidates really, have al Sr
of ““whistle-stop” tours in an elec: |perity. | In 1896 McKinley’ conducted |i" 29 states. He got the crowde—|-sndidate to sit at home, sip|*uitable front porch? That could]
ON pete front porch campaign from his|M¢Kinley got the votes”~—— flemonade and roll up a tidal wave|® ® Problem. | ¢ : The Cleveland Plain Dealer re-|Canton, Ohio, home on the advice| In 1920° Harding campaigned of ballots. The most famous porch in ‘the |
-_.It 1s important, of course, for alcently recalled the famous front|of his mentor, Mark —-|from ‘his front porch at. Marion,|’ He could, under the eye’ of the nation is the controversial one on
candi or organize ;|Ohio, telling the awestruck politi-/ry cameras, add such folksy|the White House, ‘built on order
cal pilgrims who chanced that/touches—such as strolling out to/of ex-President ‘Truman himself]:
-}way that what the country needed/the barbecue gril! in-his yard and|@fter a bitter controversy.
was ‘a return to normalcy.” Gov:| showing the nation’s -housewives| It would be an odd political)
. q = r M. Cox, his Democratic/nis skill at broiling hamburgers.irony if President Eisenhower,
in living ‘rooms? __. |porch—he used the whole house.| While resting his feet, McKinley|rival, made a whirlwind whistle-/Eyen in prosperity a candidate|SWitching to the tradition of Me-|
Harrison, who 68 a was unsparing of his vocal cords,|stop' tour. But when the votes|/might not want his picture taken|Kinley and Harding, should use)
his front porch he some-|were counted the verdict: was-rfor|in an election year while cooking|that porch as’ a platform for a
As 20 speech-|the front porch and normalcy... [a juicy steak. successful second term.
on the virtues“ of * o ® The front porch technique offers} Actually, the porch is on the
e r -\"‘a full dimmer pail,” Could a front porch campaignjone big advantage to the Demo-|rear of the White House, but
electing presidents — particularly 'tical parades, and these symbols «His Democratic opponent, Wil-iwin today? The growth of mass!crats. It would save them the ex-|who'd care about that?
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convention. He begins a four-week |
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Herter as the 1956 running ‘mate |
for President Eisenhower.
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. coincided with her story, so I
accepted the name he gave her.”
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that he was lying about being
Nellie Paulson's brother,” barked
Gentry,
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brougtif’“the note from me
what her name was?” :
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- harshly, “But now I'm asking you
GS she comand tl that,”
man positively identify her. as) Nellie Paulson?”
WHERE? |
“Don't forget that we now. know
he isn’t Paulson,”
ed. Syl deat te ee Bak pea
even know Nellie by sight. Maybe
that’s why he thought the girl who
ran out of 316 was Nellie. If he
knew Nellie had that room—went
up there looking for her and saw @
— girt: running out, - he'd
me she was Nellie. Now we're
inning to get somewhere.”
“Where?” demanded Gentry. -
“I don’t know for sure.”
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~helder ‘The beam came up and he saw
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was calm, steady and decisive.
~ Out at Elistree Studios, she’s filming “Anastasia” along with
Yul Brynner and Helen Hayes.
Her contract. says she must return to Hollywood for retakes
$500. mn or dubbing if 20th Century-Fox wishes: it. =
‘se ivervgnaiind = Ghaes AL “I would: come back in case-
| Twelve others replied variously, samer, resterth ‘chentat for Dis-|!t pal oer ged for = —. : a *
isome of them declining to claim|mond Alkali. Company at Paines-|Ingrid told me, “It co ay |
the money ville, Ohio, is glad he wears his/that I will be. back.” ‘ “ | liwn cA INN
: Two hav haven't been heard from at plastic safety hood at work. While Studio executives say she'll : ‘ of es ! Where Dining be Pleasant
wer he ‘performed a hot separation of simogst positively be back,may- |) ial PN Py Adventure sulfuric acid and~ other be in’ Octobe tr De ’ ; : : 60 PARKVIEW BLVD.
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ploded and the ‘searing acid/¢normous welcome. The report
_\aprayed directly into his face. As|she’d go to New York first for
seen above, his shield was deeply|an Ed Sullivan TV show was, — :
etched by the acid, but his eyes|she told me, “a misunderstand- ee} Etheabeth take Read
and face were uninjured. ing.” Piataies SULLY” the Man of Rhythm
. “T found Ingrid in good hu- APPEARING NIGHTLY AT THE PIANO AND ORGAN
mor. She called the latest ie DINNERS ye COCKTAIL BAR
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Early end Hove Dinner CIOOOIa aH ih Europe. After this picture, she ae E in Our Outdoor Potio ° . \ : : % No New Advances by rejoins Robertino, 6, and the TE 4 FO RDG
Commies Reported, but/twins, 4, in Italy, then does
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“lm a working woman,” she ing _ oe ee
1 : WED. F R lIENDS RANGOON, Burma i — Burma| said, hankaaiien attention InGmD & - Cor, Williams Lake-Airport Roads—Box Office Opens 7:10 P. M.
DRUMS ACROSS THE RIVER” TEcHNIcOLOR
| EAGLE a) Starts THURS. Doors Open 10:45. A.M. today pressed Communist China , , _
to withivess Rel which I-work on my French, The rest of the week I work on English.
military sources Fie sl occu-| She looked up at the hot lights, “And here I melt. It's lunacy
pied about 1,000 square miles of|t© Work tn the summer. Every day I pray to God it'll rain so
Burmese territory. we'll at least be cool.”
WED. and Lvbigtaee
- JANE WYMAN Ty omme
ee There were no reports of new x ek BLUE SKIES
‘ontop aan 9 Pate a egies ‘Practically every year since she’s told me‘she wasn’t ready to & ¢ K HUDSON / and:
4 said to’ have occurred when. the|80 back ... but seven years is a long time . . . the hostility has ~ SUNSHINE
: - @ BEER Chinese units moved up to 60) waned if not disappeared ... she no longer has any real fears. ~~
WINE -MUSICALI .
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@ CHOICE miles at various points into Bur-| _rnerid said if she.comes back to do Ametican TV she'll have
ma‘s. northern territory. had the experience of seeing Italy's “500,000 Lira Question” | | * *
|
| LIQUORS ovens |which is so popular that both movies and plays stop while it's
*. dee @ DELICIOUS hag was wala spore Berl on the air—and {f you ask a waiterfor a cup of espresso, he
: about the moves along the nerth-|Snarls at you to be quiet till the program's over. COCKTAILS 3 east border and had brought the| J walked back to the set with her and saw Anatole Litvak
situation to the attention of the!jeaq her and Brynner through a scene.
: “See you again in a few months,” I said. “Probably in Amer-/
_ “Negotiations are now -in progy ica the next time.”
with a view to the withdraw-| And I thought she seemed real happy about the idea.
al of these Chinese troops to the (NEXT: Marilyn Monroe)
Chinese side of the border,” a * * *
7 THE MIDNIGHT EARL IN-N.Y....
Jayne Mansfield's mother told Dallas newsman Tony zopp!
but estimates here put-the total at/that Jayne doesn’t pose for cheesecake photos: “The camera-
jnot Jess than 500 troops. Chinese|/men sneak up on her and take those pictures when she isn’t have crossed Burma's looking!”
, Jack Carter’s taking wonder drugs, hoping to escape a throat
protests, The Chinese/Peration ... Audrey Meadows returns to town this month to
have blamed. these|record with sister Jayne ... El Morocco duo; Greg Bautzer and
é of local com-|the missus, Dana Wynter ... Vaughn Monroe will sing at both |
manders along the poorly defined/ political conventions ... Joyce Miles, a Marilyn Monroeish
. blonde singer, is getting thé big vutlavon fice magazines will
sources feature her pictures.
gy lm poo gate gar _ Edith Fellows, a kid star not too long ago, is auditioning for
Aitacing each other across a 200-/the Mammy Yokum role in “Li'l Abner”. . . Rita Hayworth re-|})
f\yard strip at many points in the)/named her various companies: “Hayworth Productions’ .. . Be-
| mountainous area about 100 milesicause of the ship crash publicity, thé movie pignol will be
re-released ... Anita Ekberg arrived Monday to pl er film
Premier Ba Swe and other top|" artie shaw's reported dating Paulette Goddard in Europe.
tary leaders on the situation. se ® * + Smirnoff Vodka, opening distilleries In Havana and ‘Mexico
Concern was expressed in Ma-|City, says it now gurgles—no, girdles—the globé.
Vice Presi-| Mike Todd claims he'll premiere “Around the World” in Mos-
P. Garcia sald thelcow Oct. 15. David Niven and Cantinflas accepted .. . Men’s| MT
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reading enough scripts, stories end
plays to make him woozey,
| Wallis has at last bought the yarn
ithat brings Elvis Presley to the
‘With this momentous neWs tor| the
i sand ‘n’ roll addicts of the
ed that Elvis is ss in Hollywood
for conferences with Wallis on Au-
igust 1.
whose records become. the rage
and he falls into the hands of |
1) sharples, «a vaguely familiar
there, Herbert Baker will write
the script.
vis.”
~ Carlos Thompson, good looking
Argentinian whose career at
get off the groufd here,.is on his
be dad in ‘Beyond
|Eternity” for Neve Terra Films.
j about Lilli in along time, While
|her estranged mate Rex Harrison
has been wowing them in “My
| Fair Lady”
has been appearing on the stage in
Europe, but being very quiet. -
UE FOR A BREAK .
a woman married to a wealthy
|man who, believing she’s dying,
ihas an affair she regrets. The lo-|
cations are Munich and Majorca
“Magic Fire” made in Europe last
year, me he’s ‘The Lonesome Couto
that will make Hollywood capa
ers take notice.
wee By DOROTHY MANNERS
HOLLYWOOD (INS) — After
Hall Jerome Cappl, whose “The Im-
mortal City,” filmed entirely with-
in the Vatican, will be released)
worldwide this fall, has paved the
way for another big coup—filming
life stories of Michelangelo,
Venvenuto Cellini, onan Dy ens
other t masters ‘a-
or sen ond. With John Farrow, Aldous at: “The Lonesome Cowboy,”
‘Thompson's
Ld s
can be add-
getiated to author the screen-
plays (Farrow to direct three of
the classics as well) this is really
an artistic triumph. It’s about a country boy ‘singer
mission for this project, William
Hebert, just returned from confer-
ences with Cappi in Rome, will
represent the Ameritan end of
the deal. Clear the way, here comes ‘“‘Pel-
epee
Frank Sinatra is fast becoming
the “Biography Kid," Joe Paster-
“Easy the Hard Way” has been
sent to Frank in Spain, Sinatra
being Joe's own choice to portray
him on the screen, way to Europe to co-star with Lilli
Time and
This is the first movie news
°
on Broadway, Lilli
Cahn have already written a thente
song of the title which was also
-/sent to yo ta ed cls to
‘ : | Point is, when is go! ge The picture with Carlos is about tena te. a ie Honk up, hen
the Joe E. Lewis book, “Joker is
Wild” at Paramount. “Then “‘ ‘Pal
Joey” with Kim Novak at Colum-
‘bia. Plus another for his independ-
lent company and on and on and
k) on, Carlos played Franz Lizst in,
due for a brea
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4 DAYS” ‘planing to Paris for “The Vin-
WEDNESDAY—THURSDAY |8° . . ,
FRIDAY—SATURDAY Rock Hudson is the very relaxed)
i possessor of the only king sized
bed in all Africa. The management
of the Stanley Hotel in Nairobi
had it made up for the, six foot
than his
Lots of fun shana for the first
check wagon preview which will be
i Bheld in the lobby of a valley thea-
' [ter in connection with the showing
of 20th’s “The Last Wagon.” I
hear this western starring Richard
\Widmark is soe PH email “Something of Value,”
| Natalie Wood, who seems to have
‘the teenagers’ gift-of falling madly
‘in and out of love, with her new
big moment;- Nicky Blair at the
Oyster House. 2
Louella reports that’'Ty Power's
‘car can't be mistaken in London.
|Has a special license ‘TP-1' on it.
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Nicholas Deadelcy and Sammy
star and now it’s of more value; Bobby Driscoll’s Pal
~ Beats Dope Charge
. LOS ANGELES A judge has.
dismissed the narcoties- a
against Lester Ferguson, 20,
_| friend of actoy Bobby-Driscoll,
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The service station attendant
wag arrested July 10 by officers
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being filed. The actor wag not in
stopped it. ,
Municipal ‘ Judge Leo. Freund
said he felt Ferguson's righis had
been badly handled by police,
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” Sei aerate seem to be any: Ferguson's cap when police thing to'indicath « reason for stop.
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Man ‘Shoots scaeia
Rapids Fourth Time
NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y,
and whirlpool # the lower Niagara
River,
The 37-year- old riverman shot
‘the 24mile rapids Monday in the
same stainless steel barrel he used
in 194,
“He spun for 2% -hours in the
whirlpool before he floated to slow-
climb out and swim to shore, tow-
ing the barrel.
Only a’ few people spotted ‘the
[barrel in the whirlpool, os eet ch oe
Major: Lloyd Hill -haa completed.
his fourth trip through the. rapids)
er water where he was able 1” “ThpTiilian Line reported that US. Begin Probe
of Doria Collision NEW YORK w-—Nine congress-
man launch the first official U.S.)
probe of the Andrea Doria disaster|/t-@.
today when they inspect the dam-
aged Swedish liner Stockholm at
@ Brooklyn. See |
The house Sodaca . investiga-
tion after. last week's fatal colll-
sion between the Stockholm and
the Italian liner Doria. ‘The Doria
sank but most of her 1,706 passen-
gers and crewmen escaped, The
Stockholm erept back to. port here
with her bow crushed.
cone, mar eet
qu pine 3412 Dinie Hwy. OR 35-9754
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iN [Tabled for 2 Weeks by Commission Theft ( ounts
bids | i new reste fie|on of the ew sddion af the cfc erk ‘Cost for’ foot lots
So will be $100. Boat, gory Outboard
, on tabled for two weeks upon Psmgane pods eee bead as well as payments set, for 12). Scie
sh ode oe igs, Seay wise Petodugine men Ob te
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i ts tet“ iy Commis omen Par ann No Son ta, te yp cult Court Monday, charged with| last night to delay action in order) : a aoe her action on a brief stealing a boat and four outboard
that he might confer with architect/®%4 authorized: signed. 8 pes perres yee amin gg pre vache . representing the Economy Weld-| ®se@da acted on in one hour, “ténotors from county cottages. tase
Hospital trom|!9% 8" Fabricating Co. of Pontiac, A resolution was passed rescind- * ¢ © Willman in-|*mitted the sole bid of $5,200/iig previous condemnation pro-| They are David Caskey, 19, ‘Ken.
formed thecommissioners the bids|*0F the lot at Eastway Drive and/ceedings tq acquire a lot at 127\neth G. Glaspie, 24, and Donald were valid for 30 days. — Auburn Avenue July- 17, W. Lawrence St. The lot was!V. Jewell, 26, who waived exami- a a a Public hearings will be held Aug.|needed for the $600,000 municipal|nation Monday on ‘charges of Heenan, the designer | 14.9n the following proposed curb, | parking project for which the city|grand larceny amounting to $1,600) -
Tak preject waetd sent — grade, gravel, and related ‘recently acquired te rights to. in property. : a
bespectacled " ex-convict) approximately $86,000. Tabula. bo Le neqentl Drive from the east- Coremiilane Jobn 'E Carry of- nga Bloomfield Township Jus. = 7 -
squads for about! tion of the three low bids qmount- erly line of Robert Herndon’s Pontise|fered a resolution of appreciation tiee Elmer Dieterle remanded CU. /AC Fé i : ut | § i 3 ; FRE
‘two resi-| ed to $128,735. iso fot o's the ssbsiviien. "to former City Plan Commissioner| tem to Jail wader $1,000 bonds |
| Jlccing on hor ack porch | Aer usiess at lat nightsgfard Tats ras Ws iat oo tay poston wil be fled| ‘The areta vere begun b mat a, weekly was a. en -. | } et Wink. ule minutes in order to obtain a sparse| | Engineer estimates on all three'by H. R. Ryerse. at Orchard Lake, where the two' Gam
| — door to let her dog|Torum of ‘four -
7 ee oes cor oan. che’ jct|Mayor ProTem John A. Dugan lhe rushed at her, motioning for|gaveled the meeting to order. .
to remain quiet, However, she| Mayor William W. Donaldson, Com-|
you?” and then collapsed, police /Philip E, Rowston were absent.
said, : a The commission heard a com-|
N munication from the Democratic, / ATTERSON
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x & WERNET | 's ha hg thission to vote against a proposed
we Police said Neumann wag want-|Grand Trunk Railroad industrial : Fe ec
Community ‘National for the slaying June 8 of Max/support yard in the city's north
ink B Epstein, 50, part owner of a North side. Our entrances to our newly improved parking lot are now open.. Vou’ may enter
BP Side tavern; Mrs, Loig Gates, 27, “MENACE TO HEALTH” — |
girl, and John Keller, 49, — eee. = from either the Oakland Ave. or Sanderson St. entrance. We are very sorry you have
vendor. “We feel the siding will be a SER / b
menace to the health, welfare, and een inconvenienced during the past month and hope you will stop in now that street
atea and Bpetein were|socety ofthe many, homee i this construction is terminated. tavern and/jarea;” the communication read in) )
I Keller was shot down when he|part. . Te wens ordered received eal
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with wool or wool with a
, *|sweatar component all bring many
fabrics\ into versatile use.
SUE GLoss
Réchly endowed woolens are
those either lavished with luxury
bers, or are those sileekly a-
shimmer on the surface—always
with a ‘subtle, rather than a heavy
os ‘ ‘ ee gloss.
eS ao - - : Cashmere coatings, always a
ee ee | y loxury item, are found in both,
the 100 per cent quality and the
innumerable wool-with-cashmere
blends which have made fabrics
a@ quality byword,
Gay colors augment the classic
cashmere colors. And the trend to
wool with fur trimming in coats
and suits, finds a galaxy of lovely In. town or out, Bonnie
_ : wh fur shades available in all types Cashin creates a wonder-
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Sally Smith -
Honor Guest
at Luncheon + | Mrs, H. B. Barker
Is Hostess at Party
for Bride-to-Be Mate Stupid?
‘Boost Ego,’
Says Sarita - Latin Actress Tells
U. S. Wives to Keep
Romance Alive
By EMILY BEISER—.
HOLLYWOOD (INS)—Peppery ,
Latin actress Sarita Montiel said) [
|today she doesn’t care ifa-woman| * MM :
7 cant ag a hy wal ps Even the more ample coat uses trick devices to hint
she is ail his. at the higher waistline of the Empire period, Adroit “Too many women think now : : ay F
‘T've got him and that's that'!”| tucks and seaming, just below the bustline of this glossy
said the Spanish senorita. ‘But . : s ge : = noes te on gy ron | black Surmina coat, give a semi fitted, high waisted
love. Eet is an disgrace!” A shaping to the otherwise slim front, At back the flare
starts below the shoulder. “Tapered, push-up sleeves
are narrower, a flat collar ividens outward and jewel ©
- buttons keep the fashion focus high. =
sn ro
' Wednesday in her home on Marte!
drive at a luncheon honoring bride-
elect Sally Smith. Barbara Bark-
er, who had been traveling in
- Europe this summer, will not be
home. for another month. |
Sally, with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs, J. Thoirias Smith, and her sis-
plans to marry an_ American
“sometime in the near future, be-
= A Regency dandy’s overcoat inspired this silhouette
: ; aly gs pea be, ge (ll 1956 from Gershel. Robert Knox artfully text line to chic! It's Larry Aldrich’s pillar 10" {oll :
seh grey grey el which buon from necting um tnd bunt seeming con of war to hem at back, just barely hints at a semi-fitted waist- e, Pitas Sa BS. H “Black
line at front. Slim, below-elbow sleeves are cut in one at/f co teed with a nice swinging flare to the back.
; Cad ths déici iy Lclehian the. woclabiced caplioihy of Persian lamb shawl collar and cuffs are not only won- \«moRE CONSIDERATE”
Tracy. ae ee eg ie! ee hio y /derful color foil for the rich taupe tone, but also are in | “Not only do they have respect John R. Davis ‘were ya this intriguing town Ss : n. / the mood for the period. | .
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Women's Section aia =|Women s. Sectio onan ts straight and | picked pig of her know-how
narrow is the|\°?
fresh look caster and Rod Steiger.
of the _ | wun at the Arte,” she kineed leathér-belted | Steiger 27 times in 7 minutes, ma “Rod was so nice,” she recalled,
town suit, |} didn’t even feel neo
Interesting xq the declared that too. many WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1, PAGES/21-25 Rane rit i te pocket detail women do not make any effort to;
improve themselves, after mar-
“They should be informed on
every subject,” she insisted, “love,
life, art, music—everything!
“That way, how could he: pos-
sibly be interested in.any other
woman?" :
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Attention all husbands, _jand old:
“Next time you have a wedding
- janniversary coming up, don't put
off doing anything about it until
Sure, you can alWays rush inte
-|a department store 15 minutes be-
fore ‘closing time and let a clerk
‘lsell you anything. she suggests,
have it tied up in pretty paper
with a big, fluffy bow and take it
home to the little woman to. mark
another yeer of your life together,
You ean get out of the obliga.
tion even easier than tifat by |
telephoning ‘the florist aind or-
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And you can give yourseif a
hearty pat. on the back for not
baing the Kind of husband who for.
gets his wedding anniversary,
oe ta * *
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than the gift suggested by a sales
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TAKE TIP FROM IKE
You can take a tip from Presi-
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that marks the anniversary of the
day you married the sweetest girl
in the world,
In a sentimental celebration of
their ~ 40th wedding anniversary
will explain their’ operation
~Pictured with
ght) Laura Belz of Thorpe ‘Ponting Press Photo 4
One of the many pablig services of the League of .
_Women Voters is that of demonstrating the voting
‘machines to be used in the coming election. Machines
have been placed in the City Hall and in the Pontiac A large, black cat strolling
across one’s path is an embleni
of good luck in Europe. Accent on Functional
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Visiting at the
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of Draper avenue
is Barbara Hill
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New Orleans son, Ronald, to Betty Jo Arnet. * 4 *
Mr. and Mrs, Albert Moffat
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4 July 31 at Pontiac General’ Hos- > pital.
ae \Board of Directors
nannane- _|to Visit. Scout Camp |
‘Sherwood.
» Mrs. B. H. Ogden of South John-| Personal News of Interest in Area Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R, Reyn-
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the birth of a son, Jeffrey Michael,
The infant’s mother is ‘the for-
‘mer Maxine Melchoir, Grand-
Melcher of Phoenix, Ariz,; Ches-
The board of directors and all)
committee members of the North-
h, Council will visit Camp Sherwood.
Thursday.
A complete tour of the camping
units as well as a tour of the newly
cilities already available and to enumerate the needs at Camp
‘Texas has 652 tree farms, more parents are Mr, and Mrs. Joseph |
ern. Oakland County Girl Scout) ents ct ter Reynolds of Elizabeth Lake
road, and Mrs. Judy Reynolds of
Cass Lake.
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Mr. ‘and Mrs. Frank’ Doll (nee
Gena Forrest) are receiving. con-
gratulations on the birth of a
daughter, Dianne Catherine, July
24 at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital.
Grandparents of the infant. are
Mr. afid Mrs. Frank Forrest of
West Fairmount avenue and Mr.
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Mr, and Mrs. Glenn Williams.en-
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New Drawings Depict Life in Mexico ” by Francis de ham. The
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land organizer of form, uses 4
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almost every’ picture.
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member o¢ the faculty of the Uni-
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Once ‘Ugly Duckling’ | | NEW YORK (INS)—This year's
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Miss Universe—was once.an ugly
duckling: —
‘ Carol Morris, today a well
rounded 129 pounds of brunette
beauty, told a news conference:
awe stage. I thought I was
the ugliest girl that ever, ever
lived—and 1 have the snapshots:
to prove it,
“T was skin and bones—skinny
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Today the 20-year-old girl from
Ottumwa, Iowa, adopted daughter
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Sohn tnd of leg, on Hd York pho-
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DOESN'T SMOKE, DRINK |
‘Being a minister's daughter who
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She blushed visibly when she took
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became Miss Universe and a star.
let at Universal-International, is a
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He says he thinks that the op-
tion has run out on a 150 acre’
E. T. Cope, chaifman of the cit-
izen's committee against the race} -
“jor any part\of the township.
He questiong how income can be
= lestimated. The track promoters’
request was rejected by the zoning
board because income was not. ¢s-
timated and the structure was not
“1 deseribed,
He contends, from parimutuel
hetting not one cent of the state ~oei.| @Xelse tax can be used for
schools. He questions claims that
the race track can reduce tuxes
with no township tax,
Of the hoped for $500,000 split
E7of-state excise tax on parimutuel
betting, he says; “Only a favorably
situated track of years standing
can receive that amount. and in
lean years, police and fire pro-
tection, road repair and other ex-
penses caused by the track must
be paid from the lesser sum that
would be received.”
He says that about 18 miles of
~ ‘new hard-surface rondlg would be for Balloting a ida
= : Opinions for or against letting a
: dag ant “SMiicetrbckl cee track establish in their area jare still being expressed widely,
athough Ure sie assurance
track, has itemized his group’s op-
position te the track in section 30 Vendirelin ond sioul qrciien
would be needed.
at Waterford Home
home of Mrs. D. F: Hoyt,
Maceday Lake Rd. -
Herbst ‘will be co-hostesses. Mrs.
and Jamaica,
Imlay Adds Teacher
top, Del.,
cial’ su
gan in June.
Sometime ago the Livonia Mayor
spoke at an Exchange Club meet-
ing, and told his hearers that he
felt that the racetrack at Livonia
had definitely been as asset to that
.\eity, Members of the township
board were guests .at that meeting.
Garden Club.to Meet
WATERFORD TOWNSHIP—The
‘shri branch of the Women’s
ational Farm and Garden Asso-
ciation will meet tomorrow at 11
a.m. for a potluck_juncheon at the
7530
Mrs, Norman Hill and Mrs. Paul
Hoyt will show her films of res
IMLAY CITY—Newly added to
the Imlay City High School staff’
is Carole Brumbaugh, of Wilming-;C° who will teach commer-
» She received: her
degree from University of ered
RS
Pee
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Casters: a
a vi pe
ENC well-known Detroit radio and
personality. -
Other films displaying the talent
of Walled Lake school pupils have
attained . widespread popularity.
The dialogue and narration of one
film was translated irito’ two for-
eign languages for the benefit of
children abroad,
_ A movie called “Let's Play
Safe’ was filmed at the play-
grounds of five’ different schools
‘in the Walled Lake’ district.
- | Naturally, the films have a spe-
clal meaning to children of that
a given situation. room or playground.
to many students of
Walled Lake schools, thanks to-the
Audio-Visual Committee which help ~ Wall ed Lake Schoolchildren Facing
- Movie Camera, Lights, Using’ Script School. Narrator is Bob Maxwell,'to plan the productions along with
TV|Mr. and Mrs, William H. Murray,
The Murrays extend-a great deal
‘of credit to Nina Kropidloski, ele-
taken mentary supervisor, who I special interest in film produc-
tion.
Murray is the producer and di-
district, inasmuch as mostiof them rector pf ‘fPortafilms,” a 10-year-|
recognize a schoolmate or a class- old business that was moved here
: from Los Angeles, Calif. about
This venture gives valuable ex-|three’ years ago. He also writes
are recorded on
16mm., sound-color film. the script.
The
JUDITH ANNE GAYLOR
LAKE ORION — Mr. and Mrs.
‘|Le0n Gaylor, 341 N. Shore Dr.
announce the engagement of. their
daughter, Judith Anne, to Seaman
Jamés Stuart Williams, son of Mr,
and Mrs, Stuart Williams of 210
N. Broadway. No wedding date|PFom
has been set, -
State Gains Funds
From School Trusts LANSING ~The State Board
of Escheats has received $424,945
to be held in trust for the primary
school fund. The money came
from the Metropolitan Insurance
* * «
The big check, turned over to the
state board yesterday, represents
money unclaimed by 12,200 Michi-
-jgan policy holders,
The company said it made 4
deligent search for those en-
titled to the money and that the
sum due may still be reclaimed
from the Board of Escheats,
The transfer was made in con-
faymity to state law.
Leslie Peters,- manager of the
company’s Lansing district ‘office,
handed the check over to State’
‘| vent further accidents.
| accept the services of the advis-
LAKE ORION — ~~ The City Coun-
cil has as already ‘hired a park” at-
tendant, one of 11 demands made
by 200 petitioners at a council
meeting* attended by a record ‘proval.
crowd on Monday night ria
drainage system on Washington
street. Before a municipality with
out a sewer system can extend its
system they must have state ead
Citizens asked that the patrol-| °
gS
their hometown with‘open house Brown City residents who have many friends in
brate their fiftieth wedding anniversary Sunday a
Rev. and Mrs D. Clink,
will cele-
Peateg, a ete
from 1 to 8 p.m. .The Rey. .Mr
Clink, who became; blind when a small child, "Gated icaie “sinno
tuning to the ministry and served as pastor at Mancelona, Roseburg,
| Lamotte, Cass City churches of the United Missionary faith. They
live at 6944 George St., Brown City.
gratitude of. the citizens for their
promptnets ad cheese. o%
The demands were ‘be
Exclusion from the park of
all save village wand township
residents; request that the town-
ship assist in maintenance of the
park; immediate employment- of
a full time park attendant, pref-
erably a Red Cross lifeguard,
from 11\ to 7;
To adopt the following long
range improvements: sanitary fa-
cilities and bath house, repair. pic-
nic tables, repair playground
equipment, remove pilings from
picnic area, replace dock with a
concrete and steel structure, ex-
tend the sidewalk across the park,
fefice the park to exclude un-
authorized - persons, and allow no
more leases as the park.
‘The group "titans % provide a
citizens advisory ¢committee to
work with the council in formulat-
ing long term plans, and finding
ways and means to carry them objectionable during the Congres-
out. | sional fight on foreign aid.
The council voted to provide the) Most important, the amount of attendant immediately, and to! money-was $1,093,405,000 less than.
place screening on the dock to pre- the President wanted, a cut Eis- — Signs
Foreign Aid Bill $3,766,000, 000 Slated
to Reinforce 54 Nations
in Fight Against Reds
WASHINGTON W — President
Eisenhower has signed a bill sup-
plying $3,766,000,000 to 54 nations
for the next year to reinforce their
the cold war with communism.
7 * * —~
But the measure contains two
features the administration found
were ve to’ | | America’ s security and free world) Members were very willing sattnnnbi “will he i
peired. * * ~
The other stipulation fought un- ory committee and discussed pos-
sibilities of placing the question
on the ballot at a later date.
The state did not approve plans stops further arms aid to Com-
= St. Joseph Catholic.
fo Have Porfiuncula St. Joseph Catholic Church has
Fair. Finale to Fete
‘Golden Wedding’ Pairs
'be on Imlay City Fair's closing
Cites Taxation Danger
Del (INS)—Gen-
T \eral Douglas MacArthur declared).
today that one of the greatest dan-
gers to the safety and security of
the “United States is self-destruc-
tion by “excessive taxation and ‘its WILMINGTON,
away from the Savoy address,
milk at the store a
Couple to Live on re.
After Niagara Falls. Trip
MILFORD — Having’ returnedjiace and tulle. It had ‘a square
from a Niagara Falls honeymoon,
Mr, and Mrs. David Bratton are
residing at the home of the bride-|
groom's mother, Mrs. Thelma Or-| white roses and carnations. Attend-|
beck, 5434 Savoy Dr., Pontiac.
The couple plans to build a home
in the near future several lots
The Oe es
L. Feole, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, Melbourn Feole, 3565 Mo-
berly, Milford,
leated tulle ruffie of the full skirt.| The new law signed rday
She carried a cascade bouquet of | also liberalizes the tirement:
formula~ for same 2,360,000 em-
her were, as maid of honor,|ployes under Civil . giving!
Carolyh Fair of Wixom and brides-|them about 345 mil n dollars in
meld Betty Low Feole, the bride's! added yearly :
were Bob Keller and Donald Miles)
of Pontiac, Melvin Feole of Milford|
fand Frank Hamilton, of Walled]
Lake.
the AMVETS hall in Wixom, / township residents beyond village|~
limits, with 46 for village and
township, fovr for.village only, and
_F
armed services and econemies in
‘enhower maintained would mean) The contemplated building is not
tas a center fer club activities for
successfully by the administration] weberaaip. On-Site of 1900's Boat Ramp
Orion Boat
LAKE ORION—The Lake Orion
Boat Club is beginning. its club
building this week with excavation
problems recalling Orion's early
resorting days, and with close
scheduling aimed at Aug. 1 19 boat
races.
When work. aie? on.
ing of the 60 by 60 foot/area
from the village at park
on M24, club members did |
realize they: were on the former
location of the ramp for the “City
of Orion” a forty-foot excursion
boat.
The boat carried 300 passen-
gers on its two decks with music
and dancing aboard in the 1900's |.
when Orion was widely known as
a resort and Chautauqua center.
The old cement caused Harold
who was ‘leveling — the
gro u nd, corisiderable problems.
Their construction was delayed. large but will have adequate room
tor storing equipment. It will serve
the teenagers as well as adults in
Of ftrame~ construction, it will
munist Yugoslavia. This was in-
serted by senators led by mem-
bers of Eisenhower's party, Re-
publican leader Knowland (Calif)
and Bridges (NH).
* *
however, +
stil] can
der, plus future material for main-
tenance and spare parts. There)
also is a provision allowing Yugo-|©
slavia 15 million dollars in eco-
nomic aid,
ilke OKs Pay Raises
for ‘Team’ Members
WASHINGTON (INS)—President
Eisenhower's cabinet members
and about 600 other top admin-
ersseage officials have salary
‘}raises. today because of new legis-
lation | a by the Chief eee
tive.
flight executives will increase .pay/.
for cabinet members from $72,500
a year to $25,000 while other lesser
Kline and lace accents in thejofficials will average $2,009/raises. -- Waterford. High: /
Band Beginners
Yugoslavia,
obtain military equipment on or-[
to Play Tonight
WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — Aj
concert concluding the six wee! |
class of Bruce Ort, Waterford
High School band director, will be
given by the 100 Students at the
WHS football field at 7:30 p. m: Club Starts
Building Its Clubhouse have five windows and an. en-
trance door. :
- Alm ‘js te have it ready for use
in time for the sail boat and
~_e boat races to be held Aug.
19 beginning at 1 p.m. -
‘William Morris has been ap-
; pointed head of the building com-
te | Mittee. Mike Caldwell is chairman
lof the racing event, with Elmer
Ewald trophy chairman.
Kingsbury Orchard
Opens New Market ORION TOWNSHIP—Kingsbury's
Orchard Market on Orion-Clarkston
Rd. between Baldwin and M24 will
open Friday when their harvest
apples are ready for use.
The new modern building has
screened; jalousie windows and
refrigeration facilities. Sales will
inchide vegetables in season and
honey, which they produce,
The Kingsburys started their or-
chards here about twenty years
—/ago, and have almost all standard
7 \yarieties now. They have
creased their storage capacity io
about 2,000 bushels, so apples are
available eight months of the year.
Poriamad Chief in U.S. .
MIAMI, Fla, “(INS)—Ernesto de
la Guardia, president-elect of Pan-
ama, stopped off.in Miami yester-
day on his nation-hopping tour to
find new industry for his country. -
Methodists‘to Dine
NEW HUDSON — The Methodist
Church here will have its family
tive supper at 6:30 p.m. co-opera
tonight at the church.
Varigds selections will be played
and marching techniques will be
demonstrated.
Converted Japanese
at Baptist Sessions. WIXOM—Evangelist Masaya Hi-
No More Waxing FLOORS WHEN YOU USE
bina of Seto, Japan, who was con-| gh
verted from Buddhism and Shinto-|
ism, will be ‘featured at special
meetings at the Wixom Baptist
Church Aug. 12 through 19. each
program will be at 8 p.m.
The Rev, Hibina’s messages are}.
centered on the Bible. Special mu-
sic will be
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little weight late in his in orderly
ek ae of | ta deluge
f Of tatties, how about jolly Joe Cronin, whose|came Niet bslore a Bi) ‘ , tics whe on 9 ol
s up over that big Hall of Fame tor saturday and Sunday, On a fair reading the article does|reporting date was set many athletes
at pe doe Minted all ig 20 schoste| uo mapen Cite vopert Gt ms hevelense enatings taet and what 3 oo Iitinois gave * je” our honest effort: to
ed observers. insist there will be no running T ohe or more foot-|keep athletics within their educa-| Look said
Gibson box-office feud until
Eten meres eangn en UM Dean Labels Article 7 a
Mare vt thane, ween svn! DIE and Incorrect” | comparatively low purses hung up by N. Y. : :
PR ee a mast University of Mict Sf the eoteotion. ’ : a . t the U -|at y drivers concede commissioner George P. Mon- gan, Walter B, Rea has Inbeled a
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then's “open door” policy is the fairest yet, Look Magazine story of | “le tea bright Ind and hie | . ! d the
| Monaghan cracks down swiftly for infractions, [0 money to Ab eeourinnn end, Ron ont tee te mae te res i | = . vy vo
‘but will listen to a “not guilty” plea if it is but- [tation , ao ae —_ years at U of M," said the dean, | — ‘There's no ayy ts SB
What vr -|grades fell below us mark, Holcomb Conference
iwhat pulls the rug out from under most squawkers|writed story ceutead’ a ae Met ae aes letes get pg Por yer help a
and need. I don’t. know what
is @ re-run of the patrol movies. One look, and they lfering Kramer » $560 grant.
Canel, the bi-lingual Staten Islander who does|University’s’ committee co tres
: Buck | ittee said Wisconsin had ‘made avail-
Sh eavellent play-by-play: job each Winter in Havana, |#n4 loans to puscauyg . an imental report tothe Big 10 Conerence. = Says Cuban baseball today is at fever heat. s. “It is = shame when DEATH ORASH—Robert Dunn, 22-year-old : : , __ AP Wirephote} & : fe5 eg t Pe ee ee oe | motorcyclist, who is the Son of Mrs. Fred Anstett. | Wanczyk of Denver who could not avoid hitting ae et > ale Wiehe try to get’ away with insulting otticlals tn Sete nent a at }}| of East Detroit, lies helpless before he was struck © Dunn. Wanczyk suffered head and chest injuries |.mpen it’s true.” Williamson, how-
sh, but many of the IL arbiters. now recognize a All-American football player. at and injured by the motorcycle at the right. when he. catapulted into the wall at Lakeside ever, said he hadn't read the ar-
‘mame when they hear it. Battle between Havana] “tt ig more regretable when the| | ee ee, ee ee ude. —
cfs inde vrpension fhe Suga ing cash, [etter oh | MT % (Golfers are intrigued by the new typ ster box veel 2 f/* . ee 2 @ . 7
eee paar nse S| monn te 11 2E Teen Girls Olympic Bidders R—times in rough, T—times” trapped, 1-P—one putt] eines [7 SeebATY wui/In Detroit Trials Aug. 7-10 : ae =
| gteens, 3-P—three putt greens, B—birdies, ‘ no ; DETROIT—A pretty 2-year-old| Between them they are apf to| its first competitive splash .in jteaches at Bethesda-Chevy Chase
| - {How about @ i9th hole summary in celebration or| |, Boston high school teacher and five teen-|TiP, «pe pegieP nacre 1955 es sated pine ever High School S eager ? : ; : ’ {Times : x hope to make us-| since, winning successive | Shelly Mann, ; Marie .
: a “ _ SR—scotch on rocks, RH—rye highball,| [mew york at age girls from Washington, D.C ltralia-bound Olympic team which| national AAU titles im’ outdoor |Mary Jane Sears, 16; Susan \ ys nina er? 3g : < vomen ti . the final tryoute toc the|Will be coached by their own men-| and indoor competition, Back- |(Dougie) Gray, 16, and Wanda
Pans : e ogg, : States women's Olympic] tor at the Walter Reed Swim Club,| bone of the squad are these six Werner, 15. . 5 and Wanda
No. E . Contender a heen ’ swimming team here in the Motor|*‘@nley Tinkham. aquatic whirlwinds: — Pgaers Reeve Mary — akin
4 _ 1G a : Bate 7 vp Relner _{, »™—vohn-| City Brennan Pools Aug. 7-10. - The Walter Reed team made | Mrs. Betty Mullen Brey, 24, who! 4.) Mrs. Brey is a faculty
u M R f | | H ea ® : tag nna on ben Jost Sntshed a8 — f : year
H bam be 00! | e a aq Op Cavy gk lion Veterans Sports Calendar. [Usiversiy, mnie Doug ated a as oe : : MATIONAL Aeeeun : =
rie “YORK @ — Light-heavy-/Plains, N.¥., was placed 10th| Muwautes ....... ye oop Pie ec! ton. | weight champion Archie Moore's|amdii’ the middleweights as he Gini ee ; a
knockout of James J. Parker|vaulted into the ranking list for im. sicatesesct ae 3001 sein oA known Of the sextet. It is be-
stbgthned the ancient bates he fat tine." other newcor| arden? 3 & ise Boys Club at Jos south A0d| cause Shelly captured three in-
: aition as the No. 1 contender for|ers to the list are featherweights aoe Be Be at Soh Y orth. "eth games|: championships in the the vacant heavyweight throne and|Ike Chestnut, New York (ninth), spay's _— salsa arent ee 1966 national AAU outdéor meet him Ring magazine’s|and Miguel Berrios, a Puerto Ri- — Chicane? ~ nee Sale ats} early im July to add to the pair
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games, but he pulled a rock aso on Murry Dickson's plat raat SR 52M yyl distance she wil swim here—and, base-runner, billing off a ninth-The Chisag? Cece eer hay oF Bee 2 she at Mel
inning rally. . hind to beat Philadelphia 94 with =~ pag gen _ strug-|Monte Irving driving home five Rated Top Story by : ;
Braves, ( rs second-| Cleveland's rig’ sfs Redlegs yi 1 Wertz’ Comeback Prolific ew “York Giants, losing 51/%¢ /e*st in the American League ; (INS)—One 7 ; ~\ “race,” closing to within nine of the] pital bed and there was some cay @ MRO of tenons ew York: as Early|Came within a mile of stories: of the 1956 baseball! doubt as te whether he would ar three-hitter ended the Yan-|the gruelling 32-mile Lake Ontario the comeback of Vie] sve play baseball agai gent at six games,|marathon swim yesterday but. ex- ing inadvertently eam.
ercam \ cetiated Sy Sie iting ‘tente of Fag Sey think of while 1 ,,|stenographer-model. = , : Mantle. was - hospital. was getting
. Thousands of spectators had| T°. Wertz, who rates the dubious dis-/back in the lineup,” Wertz said. & fifth-place tie|lined the waterfront at the eastern les (07 n tinction of being as bald as they|! did exercises during the winter y defeating Kan-|entrance to Toronto Harbor to come in the majors, has battled|#Md tried to build up stamina. 5-1. Washington beat the|Cheer the 22-year-old Fergus, Ont., “ all the way back from a siege of} “J never realized how hard it én a wila/swimmer. — . : polio and rates second only to the) would be to”
in his 10th sea-|18%, ath gli HedtuaiPoererd Oe cnaltying coed ar|L2etue departments. - would naa a” . =
pond oulbatnggr ele ea aaa ine ms eae oe tam o’shanter All-American| in Ge ee Whatever success the Indians ~~
muscle. He seemed|Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ont. oe rag ana teat Gat oe pearl vont in the 1956 flag race, they
replacing Randy| Only two persons have bert able ey pane eri ey Rea Owe to thie hitting of the 31-year-old last night with] to make the crossing, Marilyn Bell! Gene Bone of Ponting was in 8) mainder of the the re- |York, Pa, native, who now makes,
trips. of Toropto holds the record for|tWo-way tie for 2nd with a 69 on a Season tn 2 hes. ‘his home in Detroit, his 24th home|the swim at 20 hours, 56 minutes, |{ront nine score of 35 and @ return : inning off Cari : ot 34. He and Herman Scharlan of D : Lakel
dit hm e20/GMC-CIO Tilt Postponed {rset Sent wane te rayton, Lakeland the bottom half of the| Tuesday night’s scheduled Class|Louis. Bone is assistant pro at i “ 7 inst Gene Conley. That’s|A City Baseball League game at|Pontiac, Mich. Tam O'Shanter CC. In Showdown Clash until the ninth,|Wisner Field between undefeated) Pete Cooper of Knollwood CC : } out, Ed Mathews|GMC and the CIO Local 594 was|shot a 36-36-72 and Bob Inman of| | showdows battle-in'the hot. ot tie it. postponed because of rain. Detroit Golf Club shot a 38-35—73.| §. ly-contested Waterford League sott- play, All . radiate e ball title race will take place to-
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Championships at LaPorte, Ind. Aug. 24-26. Water Ski Association National
Hach hit home runs, Kaline his |
17th and Boone hie 4th, Kaline added a double and a single and
had three runs batted in and
triple and a single,
Boone and Kaline—though
netiur tne readied te .300- mark Boens and Al Kaline — supplied’ |—0
the
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Kaline made spectaculer
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PATIENT'S ‘COMPLAINT:
short j
Rain Delays National Tourney ee
Frisco. Netter Paces Field at Kazoo Ron' Holmberg, top-seeded
jor (18 and under) from ‘arenhivn.
his second-round match over Jim-
‘my Moses of San Antonio, Tex.
Holmberg, a Davis Cup star,
whipped Moses $1, 6.3. *
Third-seeded Norman Perry of Los
hAngeles defeated Austin Robertson) ed
of Shreveport, La. The score was
Aker © firstround bye, Paul
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Begin rans 31
SeaUNeT PLEAMANE Clad
Bill Kelly has sent out invitations
College fall football practice which
begins Aug. 31.
Twelve men will be lost from to 57 players for Central Michigan) ‘ N.Y., had little diffiedlty winning) -
of Seattle in the second, 7-5, 6-3
Harry Thompson of Atlanta, Ga.
:|pulled one of the day's upsets,
beating Rudy Hernando, lith-seed
ed junior from Hamtramck, 6-3
6-0. Susman of Ledue
Mo., pulled another upset by beat-
Boys Tennis Tournament at Kala-
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Joseph Brown of Pittsburgh 6-2,
6-2, Then he. defeated Mike Hynes
ing 'p. Kay Champion of Dayton,
Palmer, the top-seeded boys play-}Ohio, the 12th-seeded junior.
Here are the results of Michigan
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maake|Scotch Valley Favored
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joward track record of 2:02 in winning! Devenport
the 1954
the suburban track which is in the
-|final week of a Seight meeting.
B ~—s_ MARBLEIZED Hooked. irons No lock. The right knee is kinked ahead of Kaline’s ~
) HVOSIS; Right leg ‘lhands ma ed br. meg eg Lary retired 13 men fn succession. ;
acral ge rr 5 seem Ne! New Orleans to Keep|tiom the second until witlams
be remedied readily by getting Cage Tourney Despite|r.*** ee ~
the weight-over onto the left leg.) . : Withdrawals struck for his second home run
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Se hes 6 ea da ead annual classic will continue to be seven hits in his last 36 times
hands to roll over and quit. played in New Orleans despite the] at bat, drove in the tie-busting |
Notice in the sketch how far| withdrawal of several Northern) run with a sacrifice fly in the
the left hip has gone through the schools which protested a new Lou- 7th.
shot, with very little turn, and how isiana segregation law. The Tiger roster now is one-man|
The measure, which goes into under the limit, Ned Garver,
effect Oct, 15, prohibits the mix- |who has been bothered with arm
ing of White and Negro races |trouble all season, is on the 30-day
in all athletic and social events (disabled list for the second time
in the state. = : this vear. iiedell
DETROIT
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Bob Satterfield in their nationally
‘televised heavyweight bout to
heavyweight class,
ahead of aneiion Carter,
A win for be wile put him
in contention for the vacant heavy
crown and will explode Satter- 4
’, ALL-STAR AT WORK — Joe Krupa, 245-pound
tackle from Purdue and a member of the College
All Stars, hits a blocking dummy at Evanston,
Il, with. mid-season form, as other stars await
their turn. Conducting the drill is assistant coach
Chuck Hafron in background with white T-shirt.
Stars tangle with Cleveland Browns at Chicago's
Soldier Field, night of Aug. 10. - J
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Kramer Loses
olin Net Meet
LOS ANGELES # — Promoter
Jack Kramer almost contributed
the big surprise of his $7,500 Mas-
ters Round Robin Pro‘ Tennis
Championships Tuesday night as
he forced Australian Frank Sedg-
a man to the limit before bowing.
Kramer lost in straight sets, but
only by thie barest of margins. The
scores were 10-8, 14-12.
|Argeles Tennis Club, 6-2, 6-1. Of
the 32 points Segura won on his
serve, 20 were on misfired back-
hands by the erratic Hartwig.
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Taken by Detroiter
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County
Warner's fish was taken on a Picked by Ballot
Hogan “Man- NEW YORK (INS)—Ben Hogan,
four-time golf champ, has been
hailed as the “man of the decade
in sports” by a national sports
magazine. —
In a ballot of the nation’s sports-.
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‘Union's Champs | Both Still
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_ {champion New York meets Detroit
today in a clash’ between the last
jcinnati, St. Paul against St. Louis
and Chicago against Washington.
4n six teams have 1-1 records.
‘\eliminated yesterday.
ond straight defeat, 11-7, and St. | Pens
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New
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4Costa Held to o Draw
Costa, 127, Brooklyn, was held to
a draw by Paul Jorgensen of/c
Houston in a 10-rounder here Tues-
day night, Jorgensen also weighed 127. $
A crowd of 6,500 drew a gate of|k
. Tig Unbeaten
Tournament in ANY
CINCINNATI un — Detending
Boston “and Pittsburgh were
Baltimore gave Boston its. sec-
In the other second-round games
York had to go 11 innings to
icago, 32, and Wash- | 58
drubbed Cincinnati, 11-8,
HOUSTON, Tex. (# — Carmelo
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‘Union Printers Baseball Tourna- 7 Aaron, Milway-
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the world of sport the past ten
years.
Hogan also won the “top
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THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, aveust 1, 1956
Union Lakers Reiled
ipo aes up with this summerisig because troublemakerss| |rash. of boating mishaps, atrictly| Weuee ane ead
the result of the carelessness, other Oak klnnd
stupidity and general irresponsi-|COUnty lakes, for the problem is
bility on the part... igeneral) seem to hail from south
jof some boat oper- © =o jot our county line, so their votes
ators. Residen \don't count anyway. .
ee a We lunagine that any lack of
“|“hands off” _ action is inspired less by political
tude | considerations than by that buga-
adopted ‘bee of all law-enforcement ,
official | Meemetee today — shortage. o
their | capable manpower, =
sorght to ¢ _In a purely personal aside to
with violators |Sherift Frank Irons and his boys
Cynics suggest we'd like to suggest that.a crack-
that in an election down, whenever possible, on the
yoots who misuse our local water-
Orion Horse Show
oe
os Ponting Press Photo
___UEADER—A new lender for the pike division ot The Pon
Press “‘big fish derby” has been turned in. Above is Frank Graham,
15-year-old Jefferson Junior High pupil, with his 4-pound, 2-ounce
northern pike. Frank's fish is 28 inches long, was taken on Bevens
Lake, Monday night. &
Full Information Sought
for State Deer Hunting _ LANSING—Conservation Depart-
ment field biologists,
will collect
before making their recommenda-
tions for fal! hunting seasons this
year.
The Conservation Commission must have the recommendations
for study and passage at its Aug.
9-10 meeting in order to make working Saddle and
Lake Orion Saddle Club and Ro-
Sunday, Aug. 5, at Kelly’s Park,
on Heights, Rd. west of M-24. Com-
petition will begin at 10 a.m.
A will be held on Satur-
day through the village to arouse
interest in the event. Beginning at
3 p.m, a bandwagon of first chair
musicians in the summer band, a
pony cart, and’ members of the
Lake Orion Saddle Club will
march, They will. weleome any
horsemen interested in joining the
A speed pony class for those un-
der 48 inches high - will also be
featured.
Other events include parade
classes, amateur jumping, Tennes-
Shotgun Tourney
Set for Aug. 11-12 Second annual Michigan shot-
Teal Banded
in Michigan Shot |p
in Caribbean
Island state
| A recent U.S. Fish and Wild-
life Service report shows that
another binewing, banded Oct.
5, 1954, at S@uney Waterfowl LANSING—A_ blue-winged teal,
banded Sept. 7, 1954, at Crow
game area near ¥
Rotary Clubs
Sponsor Event on Sunday see walking class, western pleasure
English|horses for both ‘men and women,
Palomino class, paint and sport
class.
A trophy and four ribbons will
be awarded for all paid events,
and a cash award is provided for
action and speed events finale.
Marcus L. Frued is the general
chairman for the show.
Lake Orion and Oxford Saddle
Clubs who have been one organiza-
tion recently have split and there
are openings for new members,
both teenagers and adults.
‘Biggest’ Pike Takes
‘Fish Derby’ Lead While fishing with his dad, Louis
Graham, Monday at 5 p.m. on
Bevens Lake, near Holly, 15-year-
old Frank-Graham caught his big-
gest pike. Frank's 4-pound-2-ounce
horthern immediately took over
the lead in the Pontiac Press ‘‘big
fish derby” once it was entered
in the summer-long contest. It dis-
placed a 3-pounder.
Other derby leaders are; bass,
5-pounds-12 ounces, and bluegill 1-|
pound-1-ounce.
Frank's pike was his biggest
flatfish lures. Family lives at 329
West Wilson...
Former Boxer Found |
in New Orleans Bayou,
of one of the top lightweight boxers
‘The bluewing is found through- of the World War I era was recov-
/OFF OF NEW TIRE
cuaees Financed ROCK-BOTTOM
PRICES!
TREADS | on Your Sound Casings .
“50% te
BARGAIN:
Soeeer it PLAN
throughout
the Caribbean and Central America
regions. .
Young Batter Dies
After Hit by Pitch
BATON ROUGE, La. #—Halvis
ile Recordin Trot
— Demon Always last night set a
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y,
| mile record for the season of ered from a bayou near New Or-
leans yesterday.
bb ofa believed to have been
—. eoene ar
t Mishaps: Fish Hide Oui : x oe oe nt po inight serve “a mumber of
pective voters. That shouldn't be/“esirable ends
the same. No split shot, please.
fish. He and his dad took some!
bluegills, too. They were using’,
_ NEW ORLEANS (INS)--The body e
ae * *
Probably becatise of the surface Solunar. Tables.
to-two hours, we
Malor periods tat trom an bit abed let since he underwent an bout o
wes ite , Throneberry has been on the dis- The
see: (jmne.
ts “|
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same Priday we saces q: ie
is if a 13
‘wesday
truth Ghat “to- limit. ”
Early mornings, evenings sre
still the best bet.. Hoppers for
bluegilis in fairly deep water pay
oft in the evening. Bass are
where you find them.
In the north fishing is generally
good for_this time ot year. —_
Streams are quite a bit higher
than normal and the usual “fine
and far off’ tactics called for at
Perhaps the nicest part about
trout fishing these days is the
abundance of grasshoppers.
Grasshoppers are the perfect mid-
summer bait. Fish love them, they
are durable and best of all easy to
come by.
It is almost impossible te fish
for trout with grasshoppers and
not come up with a decent catch.
however,
One way a natural does not be-
have is to bump along the bottom
attached to a hunk of lead. A free
hopper floats with its decks just
jawash in smooth water, sinks be-
low the surface a bit and tumbles
in broken water. On a light
wire hook a captive hopper will do
The purist can cash in on thelr,
grasshopper season with any of the
many “Michigan hopper” varia-
tions. Even a streamer fished dry
will work well, Our own experi-
ments .with exact plastic imita-
tions rule. them out completely.
Using them we have made splendid
catches of alder bushes, pine
stumps and other sylvan addenda
but no fish.
2nd Place Deadlock
for Church Loop
After the last series of games in "iClub annual family picnic, sched-
1Park, Waterford, Sunday, Aug. 5. |
\6-4, and sixth-seeded Gail DeLozi-| gaturdey ede
ey 2:18 on A a, " re
OCsc s Picnic
Plans Complete ' Plans ‘are nearing completion)
for Oakland County Sportsmen's
wed for D. R. Wilson Sportsmen’ |
It will be an all-day affair. for club
members, ~~ friends and guests,
* * j
Ed Spicer ot Birmingham om
George Schweier of Pontiac, will
be the appearance of the Oakland
County Sheriff's; Posse of some 25 | FOR COMPLETE
AUTO REPAIRS
or 30 horsemen, who will present!
their special entertainment,
Two Junior-Stars
Bow in Nationals CHICAGO W—Two of the top
eight-seeded players in the Nation-/
al Girl's }5-and-Under Tennis,
Tournament were eliminated yes-|
terday but the No. 1 and No, 2
seeds won with enn.
Fitth-coeded Judy 3 ae of,
Claymont, Del., lost to Annette.
Stoesser, Carmel, Calif., 6-1, 2-6;
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Grain Dealings (MARKETS ‘Start Public Relations Effort? =| (Steel Olficials Showing : Grek a Sex gnome e Stok Market GM Director Urges Plan Chicago Bats Faith in Early ‘Settlement *q eee “= TUS Ir regular to Ease Engineer Shortage’ P olio Outbreaks 00 = PITTSBURGH. (®—Most top of-|100,000 workers in: steel-related in-
Scials of the soa tacstry here ausrive as well as 650,000 United ' tol : tem said t armed workers. a "|, NEW YORK W—The' stock mar- Sagseg! Pai x “cad Nahe sot pousie to tnt Wane re alg Victims of Disease Rise by the deny rf a Tival settlement 0. €& og ‘els in tether-quiet NNO 1, 100-880 Sheet er tasDuerrien. red.iket turned irregular early this “(ucts and services better. “This| to 449 as Officials Urge lot the month-old strike that ‘ap-| Negotiations are with dealings a te NEGETABLES MISC. — Beane,. green, (Afternoon following a slight rise im/Relations ‘Staff, urges a public! 14. 14.4 tor General Motors, out Ik Shot ¢ ton |Peared ended last Friday when a/39-steel companies in ork. I cas a tana eh: ——. the morning, _ |relations effort on the part of automobiles and other products, Salk Shot Cooperation master Agreement wag worked) Joseph 7. Pianeta aes director of easiness following h rai aos ohar betta Wo. 9 00-880 Pivotal stocks fluctuated fromjeducators and industry to helpand equally for your university or out. the. Federal Mediation Service, ST nt ee (ba. Broceol, Ne 2, '40-2.50 % bu. .Cab-| fractions to around a point. solve the serious shortage Of et! 126 and ideas and Students it) CHICAGO! W—Polio cases contin-| A few said {t's possible some said in Washington he ig not dis- rains “also causéd arly selling in'* mtn het taste’ Ua: sabmage.|. 77. ef gineering wagners ay students. produces." led to mount today in Chicago as/unsolved issues cotld develop intojappointed by the delay. Time is ‘cian ‘teak the oa ple = aa 5 = gyandard variety, Mo. 1. }as-L' bu Steels were off a bit in the wake city health officials renewed ap-|a major block, but none expected|needed to get terms’ Written into to about previous closing level rots, No 1, 78-80 dos ‘behs. Feeitions: of yesterday's advance but air- “Together, inalien we can do} Public acceptance comes to peals to have children inoculated|they would. contract language, he said. "Wheat neither ara the rs = ane “cote eee aor”, Ho, h. 400 crafts still clung to the upside. In-|something about this engineering] that Institution which dees ® /immediately with the Salk vaccine. * e ¢ | Most predict a final settlement stalks, 1r fancy, 3.00 ‘bos bag: ternational oils, aeewee slight /light which ogo Mh _- good Eg yas ee eon a * *¢ @ ‘, The ry ogee mee es late thie week, ; si
Septembe No 1, 400-480 bu;. bers. dill sise’|/088es. Metals were mixed. Air-|under a basket," h} good job enough, De Lorenzo | Dr. Herman Bundesen, board of|per cent of the nation's stee! mills Friday’ wuss tb % reo gh ch Spry Not, sate oo ui Tcucumbera,” licers ‘ shares showed a string of Annual General Motors Conference sald, It must also be al the health president, yesterday report- July 1. It has idied more than Pang ll ie ne cites
& . ; oiiag | Y Fesplant, No rite te a Ke jonal advances, for Engineering Educators at} right way. ed 27 new, cases for the 24 hour — increase variously estimated at: _ Ber 14%; rye 1% to 1% lower, No i. 1.80-2.09 pay OS ope Leeks, U. S. Steel dropped a major|/GM's new Technical Center. . “A company can put up a new period ending midnight Monday, Tt de from 45 to 55 sents an hour dur-
September $1:38%; soybeans 44 to/#0-90 doe beha: rai. ios Re 1: fraction in a follow-up to losses in} There ty.an important alliance |plant to the ultimate benefit of a/WaS the second highest daily toll of am ourt ing the life of a three-yeat, no- % lower, September $2.41%; lard, {lle a Bea R Lah i338 Me Pacific Coast exchanges after “big} between industry and: education [community but succeed in alienat-/8ince the upsurge began a month _|strike contract. Workers were five to eight cents a hundred [bake Del per raat de 6.00 bu: Bepoets steel! cecinareag ee ces ot which GM takes ‘full cogniz- jing a whole town in the process,”|"88° _ — an hourly average of $2.46 Pounds lower, September $11.27, |1"°3.ts-3'50° 50 seaaithes re | sereeruent: to marta ance, De Lorenzo said, “be- /he noted, “Doing a good job in| No deaths were reported in an hour., geome te aS ency, _ Se ye, ” io 1. 70-80 doz in New York yesterday. cause, after all indus is edu- |the right way means, among Other yesterday's figures which raised OnV cts § * e * ; i
Grain Prices tehe: Now No i, 10-80 doz behs’’ Rhubsre,| Bethlehem declined more than aj eation’s best asec. "— |things, giving consideration to its} the city total to 449 cases. There | Some of the issties left unsolved comeiae exain ~ [out door, xe }. 73:08 dos bot Squash, point and Republic Steel a frac- i ‘abate GM's" $5. million- pale relations aspect at the very) have been 11 deaths attributed | —— include incentive pay, local plant
at sa Aug. 1 (AP)—Open today: Ssiees, se 1.00530 bu Terme. ae ae Seems of aid to higher | ae 3 that is at the policy ‘making te the disease since Jan. 1, 6 Commies to Appeal ot pelea and routine ae
Boerne Bae MR ccs SHR alee tse pe ie The Atsocinted Brome Average etic the current engineering #88® Last year at the same time, 59! Verdict After 3-Monthpractice Pans bY lone. _teeeeeee 2 ye nips. topped, No 1, 1.50-2 Saal ' d two deaths had been “* ‘ . MAP coscces+ 2.29% BOD ..ccce. 1.39% LETTUCE AMS ee be. lg}conference and GM's latest pro- cases an ; oy aiid me 14g” aive, No LeLsenae but endive, blescien roagepely ‘ee sulcus sires igram for high school science and repogjed. In 1952, when there was Trial for Conspiracy Both the companies and ‘union Bed -reneare 198% Lard 1.75 bu; escarole: Sienciea” No i: i and the utilities unchanged. mathematic teachers as examples Re 0 a record 1,203 cases for the year, : speak favorably of increasing the Mag hie row oct ce Rd 7g be etc, ‘Bom Bibb, Mo ABS) aes * *¢ «& of the corporation's interest in 109 —_ oa 79 one ee re) NEW YORK (#-—Six .second-|number of workers who receive « Nov ......,.11.62 |bu: lettuce, head, No 1, 1.00-1.25 b ; promot growth in the techno- jported for the same period, string Communist leaders havejincentive pay—pramium pay for oe ae tev = : Pa (rh acl apm ater seca nag i vag ‘ SC i been convicted after a three-month|work done in addition to an av- R omaine, 3N9.} 180-200 bu. shut down in a labor dispute, Reyn-logical fi MORE ARE CALLED : : nae = Celery ste 0-12 oe olds Metals was up a fraction and/ ong: MEANS TO END ill qd ome -Bundesen urged parents to have ‘tial in federal court on charges ofjerage set py union-management . No 1, 1.25-1.75 bu. Kale, No 1, 1.28-1.56/Alcoa down nearly a .point. children 6 months old through 19 conspiracy to teach and advocate|agreement. . ' ew ie Inspector Ne M's ay a joes bu. Pr re Kernecott’ Copper gained nearly “In sum, we = trying il - Sheu cis d with tree Salk anti-polio overthrow of the U.S. government) But the union wants the incen- : 2.50 bu Bwiss o's vn No’ 1,150 bu. three, points while Anaconda and/Plore — opportunities, =——_ Control Scandal Figur e ‘shots at 64 area hospitals and sev- by force and violence. tive pey ge oy increased more. a _4Phelps-Dodge improved slightly. |those which are suggested to iittaals’: Noo Sesindileal public cunice, Pregnant won|.” * * 6 |rapidly than the companies feel DETROI { around|by educators, which may help to in not 9g The defendants have announced’ they can do it 0 an’orderly basis. DETROIT, Aug. a (Pipes tas apart = gid rail aver solve the nation’s shortage of essen-| Anyone gt Estate {am Slee ave, cligibte for ‘the free) will appeal. . [Some steel firms have as many John F, Blamy has been ap-, |Feadee’ ene Eecerel-ciete | lage pcg d resedang but other/tial brainpower,” De Lorenzo said.} - Y inoculations. Judge -Alexandet Bicks set-sen-|as 60 per cent of the workers on pointed chief inspector of Pontiac! Whites—Grade A, large 46-53, weight. tt ‘ t}- : Since the outbreak began, Bun- (tencing for. Sept. 17, and the de-|incentive plans while others have Motor Division by S. E. Knudsen, |%f. her hs So 3 Se vere Cantrell seer Gonos weiame soclishine oo apamay. Sa many-taceted investigation of the| 2cetm sel, 572.500 persons have lfendants were continued free on) 0 mor —e \w 5. A E. iy general manager. Blamy succeeds a PgyMGrade, A. teres, +51, wed a bp trgs — adeqtiately handle a age vaillicn deiee aemiiel ta formal ee a _ ang ~ maximum penaity is five| Some Sceieuaiing alee are fight-
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& Admiral ..... 176 Kennecott ....1374 5 res sonsible for Air Red 11... 481 Kimb Chk .|... 87 . . the polio in its verdict yesterday afternoon]? a the product wk car MICAGO BUTTER AND BOGS jAlliss a a 303 Beg Lede ihe He pointed out that GM annually «wai, Casper, — taker an Scouue, "he poling all from|@fter 11 hours of deliberation. The ra — to move his i adi control pro- ‘cantile ‘Exchange: Sulier “steady: whole. ieee Mas ‘he ts rare is hires about 2.500 college and ue: Springfield, faid Hodge was ‘“‘not| Yankton, S. D., came in response judge told the jurors: “You have s encther yaad while
i. . A graduate ‘B,000, stan $9 00 00: o2 A 8.08 60 Bevag, [ame AiO... 253 Lock aire .... 48g versity graduates. ber makes the| feeling up to par.” Casper reported |to' nationwide aah steele by the Amee:| Sane 88: excelent 406. with the same classification does He ae Gasacal Motors ®% 38.78; scare, 00 B 87.75 13. ‘#0 C3630. /Am Can. as tne Cai #1 Te lew number important Hodge had been nervous and naus-jican Red Cross, Eight other nurses Chiat Asst, U: 8. AtY. The work in all departments, ns Institute, he joined buying ng Prices 1 to 4 cents lower; o0-69.9/4m Cyan... 14.6 Lorillard --'- 499 educational process very Important) 4 yesterday, but that no physi-| arrived previously. oe Ne By Ys: TOS oe A 36%: mixed 38%: mediums|4™ Ges & El 413 Mack Trk .... 37.7\a8 far as we are concerned,” he , Gilchrist said the convictions a Pontiac in the if, Tintacu 3344; dirties 29; checks|A™ M & Pdy 202 seein Gl. 46. cian had been called. Atrought the total ber of C Sull osittind etalinatiais for the standards depart-'29; current recetpts au Motors .. ae sre D sire... a3 Said. The caretaker denied a report . - ashi: peer ‘om- delay in final settlement came
"~ ment in 1930. His experience in- cease tovarors Am Mey’ lL add Mereen Line... 606/D0 A BETTER JOB that Hodge suffered a heart attack. Cherry Pickets Riot —— coiwicted ‘are Atexander|0m @ union official who said _ Cludes time study, cost estimating) cicaao, Aug. 1 (AP)—Potatoes new |Am Smelt ||... $41 Merr Ch &8.. 214) 1 i. pecadost application, he;Hodge’s attorney, Arthur M, Fitz- Those convicted are Alexander|iew President David J. MeDon- —- a) stock arrivals 149: on track 352; total Am Tel & Tel 184.4 Midi POss5, SA rald, yesterday said he was in-|, Trachtenberg, 72, former Com-|aiq i giving union officers at the U.8. shipment 387: supplies moderate;|Am Tob ...., 70.3 Mpls Fn i’. $4,|said, the basic public relations) gerald, hs | ] averse ant munist party national committee-| |demand fair for fimited best; markei Am Viscose .. 37.1 Minn BEAM... 3 : formed Hodge suffered “pains in/@ Ic ine plant level an opportunity to voice Pe paeag ‘tone Whigs 638 aC Cali- |Angeond® ci’ tre, Monsan Ch'-.. 415! the chest.” Fitzgerald said he} ~ man; George Blake Charney, 51, grievances and attempt to work \Long Whites 5.7 Washington Long /Armes Sti ... 45.¢\ Mont Ward.... 427) ' : supposed Hodge had a heart at-| pRAVERSE CITY Ww — Police|2°tin® chairman of the New Yorkithem out before an official sign- tbe ogg 9 0a easy, Wamhington » Round Armour & oS Se Motes Wheel’. 363 auver S Xl < \eaek watched ‘Wday hc A ‘pendiie State Communist Party; Sidney ing. exas Roun - voce SES WMeserela- cscs 04 - ; 5‘ Stein, 40, assistant national labor - Atl Cst Line 59.4 Mueller Br ..., 352 = * bd ° ~ ¥ f disturbances in a J Atl Refin .... 43.7 sturray Cp .... 38 Hod big man in. the|"ecurrence of as secretary; Fred M. Fine, 41, pub- ~¢. ae Poultry Bait & Ons. 313 Nat Cash Rl... baa ’ f. GOP administration, ia innit fed- ee ane that sous “ — lic affairs secretary; William Nor- Drowns in Douglas Lake
IT, Aug. DAP) PI paid) Bendix AY... $24 Nat Oyps 17° S73 10 Hurt a eral and state indictment charging ‘ramers:, Tne. yerterday, sid ae lee — secretary of} CHEBOYGAN Ww — Charies ~ t pound f.0.b. Detroit for No T quai-|Bewm Steel ...164-6 Nat Lead ... 118 . -|mishandling of more than a mil- : the New York State. party, andiSweany Jr., 27, of Taylor Center . pho PAGE [pegins Ate sa4 NY comer 40" lion dollars worth of funds in his -..,|James D. Jackson Jr., 31, southern! ¢ rd | 22-23; light "i 15-16.) ss entrel ©. 40 a on Ts , Some 200 mak — an ‘ + ot, rowned yesterday in Douglas jeer brotiers or tipert + I) Bore Warn “2, 433 Kia Sf west . 2331 Most of Michigan Votes ottice. He left instructions with) oi 7 resume ad precescing oe regional director of the party. |Lake, near Cheboygan. He was _ as Rocks 2." Ca siponettes (4e-8% Tha) se0 Brisk My .... 38 No Am Av, ... 90 ° | Casper that he is ‘seeing no one.” | picket line on ak = tl | waterskiing when the motor of : Cockerels Pa) ib.) 20. ‘Duckl klings 28-30. pools FEES ae ped et oe 3} at Convention May Go Meanwhile, George P. Coutra- fine acnateticig workers it C -é ] S t \the tow boat failed. : “< Nwst Aislin < 166 ’s at-|recrui ; CHICAGO POULTRY Camp: Boup 2.388 Ohio oy”. - $3) to Stevenson - p| ene Bemgemnen Comnty site's ta wit aay how many. arnivdl oe COMMUNITY NATIONAL BANK OF a {CEICAAO, Avg. 1 (AP) — Live Baw tft > Dry. sense 144 Owens Cre 92.8 torney, said he may call four pana je a | = repeipts im coops 640 Can Pec’... 326 Owens I Ol 773 reputed gambling figures , before in Waterford | x feo cape 102,000 Ib); fo, ing Capital Alri M3 Pac a © The compan ao the strike | : . rices un 1b\z-20" Carrier Cp... $82 Pan AW Air 196) LANSING (INS) — With the/the ¢ nd jury investigat- . y | Notice ts fiven that, nt cent cemnenene: heavy Hh = Panh Epi .. 90.4 [the county grand Jury 88" | was illegal in violation of a current | be cal af tte diresvers, 6 ews in orie yet. Roan 51-35; broilers or fryers 24-98: Case, JT: 90.4 Param Pict .. 324|withdrawal of Sen. Estes Kefauver jing the Hodge case. ie Play Schedu le « 1 °% we Sonate > A sonatare 16:24; sepenatins over ¢ ;\Qater, Trae ++ OS Porte De, $8ifrom the presidential race, the contract. G. A. Hughes, regional Na National Bank of Fontes i tbe pela > ee ‘ . : - Penner, ‘ ° a - house a b
Eider ass tet” Livestock Sear: BY Bad Ga: Bee Sang too « 2! “County Deaths Dinriutre and: Supple ‘Union| pare TORS TOWNS — et Pe te oes car al . g- o- n vee Pfiser ore 45.3 ne a amg a i I tik atten a : - inaw St. last night stole the keys pier srrpeee lelart Bisip™ Se pester D3 cde turn for the worse en early eee seem tnding. shells will serve ns admission price |#, and, determining fo os fo one of his used cars and then} a Pew ta us 2 (AP) —Hogs—Salable Crucis, Pea 09 < peer =. ol gan’s' 44 votes at the Mrs. Nancy Bolton instatement pd ceniortig rights. L=s ~ — = oe tnd oer aa illage of Merc, drove away the car, owner Gene 25°. Pew y ottrows wna gis but market Goce Cola ...118 Pillaby Mite”. 47-4) 5 — tle comventionare | ROCHESTER —Services for) qi en : aa res oy ao plaberounde as Biaig’ of ichiren. nder . | Featherstone told Pontiac Police, not Pally eta lished sales ‘Col. Bra A .s 29.7 Proct @@... 51 N Bolton, 86, 139 Linwood, who| city policemen some ord Township Recreat laws of the United shalt No, 1 to 3 180-40 Ib. barrows. “74 Col Gas ..... 18 Pullman ..... @ | Pledged to Williams as a favor. Nancy sheriff's deputies rushed to, the Department's summer program|*,tstified and confirmed: and for the , or ir me Cattle Selabie $00. Sie inter steers ic ‘Come Ba 21243 Pure Ou 43.2| ite son on the first ballot but (died this morning at St. Joseph scene when. disturbances broke |goes into ite sixth week. of peggy Cg ge A oy While it wis parked in front etiend. heifers active, fully s cows (con peecs -- BE BOO ag’: SS) after tho initial polling at least | Hospital, will be at 10 a.m. Friday ut on the picket line. The peanut payments will be/!2t, ‘2 banks. A copy the “afore- his house at.19% Midland: St.,|{'00' lower ‘close, bulls about er tr Gonsum, Pw 51082 Bern Met -”) so3| 38 Of them are expected to go jat St. Phillip Church, Burial will * « «@ made for the carnival being super- ef the directors” of each of the two
vandals broke into his car Monday! "eer “tecaay: me ost, good and. choice (Cont ee goway .., 45.1] WHtm Adial Stovensen. be in Mt. Avon Cemetery. A cherry growers spokesmen said vised by Mary Lou Lackie at Don- tie ai the bank tnd ‘may’ be" inepected night, stole the rear seat speaker! feds steers 29.00-28.00 Including load Cont Mot .... 6.1 Rock-@pe ... 30.7] bo. first time, the Michigan) The body lies at Pixley Funeral/the company currently. pays 20\elson School tomorrow from 1:30|4¥rina business hours, |high choice and prime 784 Ib. heifers, 29 al 108. or , Ue is A. C. GIRARD, ahd severely damaged the interior, | |23.00: scattering good heifers 18.00- -20.00 5 oopper Gy ae Safeway st. af delegation will not be governed Home. cents more on the average than |to 4 p.m. duty 6-8 % 19, : "
vtterday in told Pontiac Police fevers unevenly, iris 00; most, ees Core Pa is 388 & Ree Pee | $04\/by the unit rule and the governor Gideon H, Tholl Slants. Average neee at Teeeeiné| Playground children, aided by | 161 18 a Les 4 o {heavy Holsteins to 13.00: most canners Deere --.--.. 38 Bead AL RR .. 38, faces the possibility of seeing KEEGO HARBOR —Service for City, he ated was $1.12 an| mothers from the parent council
Rummage sale and living room #4 cutters 9.00-11.50; some light weight nis C Seng 37.6 ell’ Ol sa2/State’s support going to the MAN Gideon H. Tholl, 3103 Brock, are hour : will run the booths, shows and To in Suatheg Baeier tive suite, Thursday 9:30 to 6; 1919! prong ho petals gi agg 13'80-15.80, Dus Airc .. 83.4 gimmong “81.6\ he opposes because of his ‘“‘moder- being arranged by, the C. J. God- e concession stands. * |ship of e, County of Sabiona, 7 y jity and commercial 19.00 Dow Chem ... 762 sinclair .....) 68.1 ” ng y uw . Pi Opdyke Rd. |. Adv. [load good 446 Ib. sack steer cal calves 19.00. Du Pont 11.2184 eg Bae ation” on the civil rights issue. [porat Funeral . Home, where the o : All Donelson school and vicinity |, Fa a in around 19.00. 34.00 sari sales ood, and lew Fast oat: bea foe Roe... $94] Williams’ opposition to Steven-|hoay will lie after 7 p.m. tonight. AI Big Mouth children are invited. From 15°to| day Adgust Mn, 3968 oh the tespective It your friend's ta jal and needs 2!" 19.00- choice UP\ pi ~@ Mus... 33 Sverre ‘2, $45\son's civil rights views was made|i1e died at 4:30 a.m. today at his —- a. Fa wry bail, Ph. FE 5-0424 or MA 5- | to 30.00; some prime ‘held higher: guilty [Emer Rad ... 0.2 &8td B 1 04 through the” “Michigan Ab t H B b 20 booths, games and cortests are a.
oan . ang wy 13.00 ie No early sales Ex-Cell-0 “1.1143” ul tng la Declaration” and indieations are} porn in Sweden, he was 67. He ou om — ts tion by ait Pebical Parties perteipating ; # lable 5 hd Pairdb M ace & -- 1 s . . Other even lanned on play- Do You Have 2 Carpet Problem? | siaughter lambs; steady; around Ford Mot «:-. 681 Sid Od Oy. 88 that Stevenson will get Williams’! ieionged to the Eagle Lodge 2887,, Leads to Arrest sutants tar peleaiaes Gum:8 wits : Call Tuson Carpet Serv. FE 5-8103.|38 hesd, mixed cull to choice Sleushler preepe Sul 1... aig Movers, JP |. 344 if the declaration is : : Ottate and: District! é “| sheep eer. - Prueh Tra..... 30.5 pha TES ey epost only Pontiac, the Oakland County . 14 are pet shows, inter-playground Governer, Lieutenant 4 - | Ney. cmicaco Go LivEsToce \Gen Dynam’..) 731 Swift & Co... 49.8|@ Part of the Democratic platform. ‘sportsmen Club and the AF of LL) WASHINGTON (® — The Atrjtournaments and publication of |fesentative’ tn S . : CHICAGO, arn aeegs tnigm Yar {32 Texas Co... 688] However, political observers {Carpenter Union, He was a car-/Force has arrested and may court-|playground newspaper. nby: 8,000; fairly act ve; > generally steady on|Gen Pads ...... Tex @ Bul.... 39.1 Stevenson endors ter martial an enlisted man said to) About 1,000 boys and girls have Attorney, . Come arnings batstiors 200 te, and, Bencier: res lGen Maters. re} Textron... 38 gras at et tis dbctatetien "aailig besides his widow, have admitted giving out informa-iregistered at the six fields, at Dray- Beets, Dieta Gommuaneaer reese ae omp a F . 4 = ’ . aed
, : _ sows rainy tite, sangy to stronn’ tn-| Gen Time vovs> $23 Tran WAI. 248 which cols for the unseating of |Cherstine, are five sons, Eric and tion which led to an official ac-|ton Plains, Covert, Donelson, Mon-| "7078 4... . NEW YORK (INS)—Net income of U-S./ stances as much as 25 higher on se- Gen ae Hf ‘Transamer .:. 304 southern .congressmen if their |Russel] of Keego Harbor, Knute of/knowledgement that an H-bomb teith, Stringham. and Four Towns| Ciredit J se, Judge of Probate, Cir-
meores Compson in, Hires alt lees |trted ots, Mati ste, Naso ewer“ oe Ng = peer engeee aprere sagrege- Pontiac, Arthur of the U. S, Air/dropped May 21 migsed fts target.| schools, Cut CONELECATES TO. COUNTY $18,689,000, equal ito. $2.97 & common |} 16.98-19.90: thost lots above 17.00 UN fet Oren Palge.cc ee tm Goruies tee e Force in Arizona and Albert of * #8 ,
sears coma, mun ong ste os te ni Be. 7 aad 2,88; sre Srey. gh, Gut ate. | SO tte U. 8. Army in France, and two|, He is Airman Jack H. Kilgore|Ronk Deposits on Rise |2itin'ituitcnmin Seeettusne st $404,095.484. an’ increase of 493" million | 1600-1618; mort lota, 170-100 I. 15. go. | Greyhound vie gen ce SS Williams’ support of, Averill! daughters, Mrs. Elaine Gebrowsky|21, of Meadowview, Va, School of- P 4 ~ ‘¢ fuss es es geo gp lng yo tig set 1 lighter | Gulf Oil | ..4..14 “ ';|Harriman has been made clear so Harbo ". -|ficials there described him as an| NEW YORK (INS) — The 100\ Gnaer call committees
WELAND GROILMunp corp. re.|!eseitetes MESS aroued, amie neuer <= AEE Ue ‘RUS. 84lthrough hie consultation with, the beth Veedja of Grayling. [average youth and expressed sur-iargest U, . banks had deposit SR eg oor ts sales in. the quarter "ended |$90\ Ib” 12.78-14. Pong ME Us Tes’? $S4/New York governor on the ‘‘Mich- . prise he should be in any trouble.|totaling $87,436,987,018 on June 30,|biank lines printed on the 30 were at a new h of $17,500,000) Salable cattle gee salable calvesiyiiand Stl... 94 Van Raal..... 204 ° Arthur L. Jones of than 4 billioiy| ™* ballots nt sald slaction under
SPs petite tbo snl tc am, i smu, at eaegt te iar op ws Soa Wurns@ be,” #73/4aR Declaration” and the fact he] | Arita 1 Jomea | tgore a being held tn custody |® "ise of more than $2 the handing “Delegates to" County fer sbait cle, oaied 240.68 and) genarat trade a6 to, mow See" lInt Bax Mch.--80h | Werte’ ABE: 281050 several age. tor alg Jones, 4366 S. Dixie Highway, who| 0" Enlwetok Island near the cen- he SERRE MS showed carmings of only lower: veniers steady; bulls fully steady:|Int Nick |. ""c108! White ‘Mot’. $0_lago died at Hurley Hospital yesterday] *** of the U.S. Pacific nuclear syob pec, ut the “figures are not com:|stockers sand “feeders. fairly” ‘Mctive int Paper’... 142.9 Wilson @& Co\. 15.2/°8?". proving ground, The Air Force : tone £2 of a pember = acqul- steady; prime pisos © 35.00-24 00; La mt Tel & Tel... 33.5 Woolworth pee $97 one month and eight age pe said his arrest followed his ad- Hupp since choice : ol Cre Coal... 693 Yale &@ Tow... 33 ; automobile accident ‘OUEROLT. (AP)—Mclowth stect Corp | rea eters sete less: cate tne prime po OO ae NAACP Ma Avoid Kirkby Funeral Home at 30:30 a.ra,| "aston to Intelligence ting eperted net srofias, of $2224.17, or Relters ff 00-24. ‘were 3 acer * ood Tp) jones 3b 22: ‘S27 denith ‘Red. .1063)° © Thursday * tors that he eae ag share ’ - | prime Kelsey Hay.: 7 . . a “‘teak”_about target tanding for the 956, in the “comparable. 1508 “Serlod. *proties few a Gules Hehe or hreiters orn 140; STOCK AVERAGES ; Pa in Bi Fine T Mrs, Thomas B. Gibson after the test explosion of the company sald.” or aston a. share, ¥ ay R4 a, -_ . iY - ~ rf Pei bg Peg Aug. eroge by The FARMINGTON ‘TOWNSHIP —) 21.
a utility ‘ant. commercial bulls 13.80-18.00: = Service for Mrs. Thomas. B:°GIb- fal oXtY,, tye ping aan ee vealers 23.00 down; ‘few, few ii Shoes hee ee a indust Rally U vhs stocks eagpab ig every — oon, who: ‘with her husband marked wy to ae Pee ‘is an invest aroniosinn ~ / :
eed ay ang m6 setae has Prenat eight ith’ SE UB Coloct a stodoe’ tne ene a in TAs will be at pom, Friday|L™¥etok to determine what charge/fl “ATTENTION EXECUTIVES! first half of 1955. Net income ted sheep : eh O80......273. : National | Assn. Advance- * are or charges might be brought S
ree Tt ae gs pe he Po = slew yageesns pg Bd HAL 18] ment at Colored People | eeaerdey afternoon at her home,(tzainst Kilgore, and whether. they RE IDENCE . year ago. with er ey 80 jower than Twenty: i686 low cco.. a4e8 ime 18 ins The NAACP attorneys began pe Halsted Rd. : warrant « cburt-martial. ~ SMALL ESTATE Ss
of America anid today gross tuoome from | £070. aPeime spring lambs, 30.00-24.00; is6s Pgh 000-5 iis? 672 1488/Planning @ request that the Ala- i The Air "Feces a Kilgore is HK FOR RENT > ita nationwide betel tyetem amounted to prime, few 4 lots eat iy brime 34 25-24.80 srocxs > gg By. ath gril got pra No-Chance-to-Argue _ [now being held on a preliminary, |p)
Sarath Se taser hse se shorn’ mings Mo Pat DO dec, ond [PHU wl at rats eel cu eS . eagai| traffic Tabs in Offing? Scan! coerce, Sat, be Aachen fons, after teres and jon, to 2 "pelts secret tion in viola ~
share, the’ previous wilde nits ae = aia Baitwin Mig Co. net ‘i tt if eebuned to somes the fine while} LOS ANGELES —Those road-|Air Force regulations, the military | {iq
= oF omg ae 3 C 5 kj R Ot Lakes 0 1 a Chem, Cé* ses i 3 , the NAACP prepared a writ asking|side conversations betwenn _ a at nie & ~
os aes nad pe eek ae one ar fruc in ear; Tie Propet Ooo escrstes cane, URS eons and git aoa F hg oN tome the fire, Buddy?’ |has over-all control of nuclear tests S in the fiscal year ended April 28. Rudy Co ciscsves OO 8G 88 y be « thing of thelin the Pacific. fe The enoual report to sharehnidert toda Toledo Co. ee Tice Coens AME Soiree: frern| many outme day a thing
focreash of Shout 608 milion. from” « ontiac use urt Wayne Screw Prod Go... 14 14 iNew York, said the writ would be|past ee prgvious Tear |filed as soon as possible, ‘Police Chie william HE Parker| Long-Range -Radar Sets personal contact between * Chevvolan Expands Zone | Once filed, it would suspend officers and motorists will be elim-|t0 Track Hurricanes
Wholesale Organization oult detge Wane gel inated in the future, wit clea WASHINGTON -(INS) — ‘The
circuit television spotting weather bureau plans to buy 39 DETROIT # — An expanded) July 25. The NAACP has until | scraphing iu
wholesale with two poet ) locate and“ keep constant track of An assistant attorney general|mailed to the offender and to the , East and Gulf Coast hurricanes. said late yesterday that no action|traffic court, he told a meeting at ma as cat te
SER 2 ee ek xa ‘ ‘tage : _|Paul Reveres,”” warning vast areas collect before they get the writ
rth santa ae ge Crash Kills Woman. [et 8 ipo aigmimmigle ¢
The NAACP .asked the suspen- UngOn PIER — Mr. Semana”
sion because, Carter told the su- , 86, of Valparaiso, Ind.,/M ng Co. of
preme court, it feared the fine|was killed yesterday when the car|Mass., is expected to N. J.; South Bend,/might be increased during the time|she was riding in ran off U.S. 12 200,000 square miles, and Bay, Wis.; Peoria, Ill.,|it took to draw up a legal petition|and crashed near Union Pier just range in any one direction
and brief, ‘ of the Indiana State line,- ‘was estimated at 250 miles. % ‘ i a; i “J
. a
: ‘Te DT had fled fet planlpermision to 40. trom 18 , THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, AveusT 1 1 1956 / Re,
: ‘on ‘Grand C anyon Air Disaster ter tom ee ft | ee oe
in the to 21,000 but before he could
which contained sib snore radioed
ayptt ec
wth Matinee wt o-moiuel eam well wes
‘tic, sald the TWA pilot requested the wound aie iol ia ak ws As the CAB henttign began, a
True Life Ad dventures:
E U ae gt 8 Se eS “DIS MOTTO CARE. KINGBIRD As HE Rises" FEARLESSLY TO INTERCEPT
E
i
i i
BACK ANY HEAD UNTIL THE
1S URIVEN AWAY.
First Public Support of| —
- Leonard Begins Row
in Young noreitienre
eee FIRST-ASK QUESTIONS LATER”
SLOWER MANEUVERING HAWK, :
VEFIANCE AND STRIKING AT HIS ee
GI Keeps Tieaiioe After Three Yours
MCKEESPORT, Pa. B—
OLA promise ,made to a Korean
fas houseboy by a former Army ser- tard, 30, it was the end of a three-
year straggle to bring the 18-year-here.
old Korean orphan to this country.
Mickey, who understands more
English than he speaks, grinned
ina! K Orean Houseboy Arrives in America
ceed. in my prontiee to bring him
Leffard explained that he met
424th Field Artillery near Seoul,
Mickey was a houseboy in the
barracks
ee took an immediate liking to
Mickey and decided to help him,”
Leftard’ said. ‘When I learned I
First 6 Months of 1956
Show Record. Number
. Since = 1929 *
WASHINGTON ®—More immi-
grants were - admitted to the
United States in the first six have taken on two years worth
of window washing, lawn mowing,
baby sitting and other tasks to get
their meeting place and city hall
air conditioned. » ¢
“Gremlins Corners,” operated |
continuously since World War II
as a teenage canteen, is a tucked-
_ Young ' ri - Cheung (Mickey) broadly when he. his “old
‘ _, Sat since Clink’s remark he had oy ab aeons hati) cancer
| (acme aleeieaee vee terpert When, Mickey landed at Greater|bring his friend home, said: ; vous 5 {pittsburgh Airport and embraced| “That's all the thanks I need. I
: P paonemtge oad sg mde Pagan his benefactor, LaVerne R. :Let-|feel great that I was able to, suc-
a “For most ugk said, “al- Imi ration . Teenage Group
a eS ‘not office th : . :
Soaps or him 1 nend to lg , Working Hard : vote for Mayor » can : ‘ i *
Fe assure anyone who wants to know Hin for Cool City Hall that the majority ot Young Re) W rig
; with Will > the same.” = members of “Gremlins’ Corners”
levenings. |
Se John Perkins, 16, and Dan
| alr conditioning plan to assist in
In a rejuvenating summertime Grem-
; They propjose -to air: condition
not only the .corners, but. all of
city hall. as vel. *
“The sales is estimated at nearly
500, «
The Community Activities Coun-
cil and city commission approve
the project, which the Grenilins
during the _ Mpseenth exaust to Complete tn two yunes of
odd jobs. “With that kind of lead-
govern-|ership and enthusiasm, they can't
miss,”” says commissioner Leo W.
Banjamin.
, | DONATIONS START FUND Typhoon Wanda
Strikes Blow - ~ *
at Okinawa Base
to help the fund get started.
‘Many others are helping with
to remain anonymous has offered
to install the air conditioning sys-
tem without charge.
. * *
Meanwhile, the Gremlins are « Sought in City of the canteen on hot summer|™
Some “parents have donated $5) “-
the planning. One man who asked ©5ta! would have to be discharged from
the Army to bring him to Mc-
Keesport, I did- it willingly and
have no regrets.” os Program T
‘Mickey while serVing with thet
Michigan FEPC
ves
‘Battle on Discrimi
Wins Cooperation
Emptoyers in State
LANSING (®—Michigan employ-
ers are showing “excellent” co-
operation in the state’s campaign
to end racial and religious dis-
crimination in employment.
* » *
Feild, the 33-year-old director of
the infant Fair Employment
Practices Commmission (FEPC).
Feild, who - last Jan-
wary as director of the Toledo
Human Relations Commission to
head the new state agency,
paused this week to survey the
commission's accomplishments
since it set up shop Jan. 1.
Many of these accomplishments,
credited “ Hreild concluded, can -be to the employers themselves, the
men from whom many FEPC
supporters expected steely resis-
{tance.
“The response we've been get-
ting from employers_is very grati-
fying,” Feild says. “We've had ex-
cellent cooperation and haven't en-
gountered any significant resis- tance. ”
TEETH NOT NEEDED
The commission was established
by: the Legislature in the spring of
11955, following one of the longest
and bitterest legislative foe in
Michigan history.
At that time, some of the legis-
lators who championed FEPC
predicted it would e¥adicate dis-
crimination against minority
groups in employment.
And lawmakers who opposed it
said the commission would ac-
complish nothing.
Feild’s view is somewhat be-
tween the two extremes,-He says
from|the commission has accomplished
a lot, but has a lot further to go.
* . .*
What may come as a surprise to
some FEPC advocates is Feild’s
The boy: s to ies with the Lef-
fards until. he . himself decides |“
what he wants to do. Mrs. Leffard
said Jater she was ‘“‘very happy to
EATON RAPIDS (~The teenage|have Mickey ‘with: the family.”
Leffard, single and a. carpefter,
said there were no immediate
plans for ad-ption, adding: “We
will let him decide that.”
‘Near Beer’ Ban
to Minors Initiated by
Commission _
Initial steps<has been taken by
the Pontiac City Commission to
outlaw the sale of “near beer’ té
minot's in. Pontiac,
Commissioner John
(District: 6). offered a resolution
Pontiac's state representative to re-
initiate an act to outlaw the sale
of “near beer” in the state.
Carry said last night that Rep.
Leslie H, Hudson had told him
an,
Soares pases in
e- southern
beating eee Face Punishment
atom, 8| BUFORD, Ga. @ — Forty-one
: PP convi
Carry |- observation that enforcemént—the
teeth” in the. law—has played only
a minor role in the commission's
accomplishments to date,
As of June 15, the commission
had received only 97 complaints
in distrimination in six months of
hiring, firing and promoting among
the state's work force of some
three million. :
* * *
Of this total, two complaints
were dismisged for lack of juris-
~ Ifinding of “no discrimination” and
14 were settled to the satisfaction
of both. employer and employe. : ' |The rest are still being processed. |
Steps to Outlaw Sales)
. ee GIBSON, ae x,
ry f Mrs.
sore JULY 28, 1958, UR L.
14366 &. Dixie ate tly Mi
age ee: se a hw «(Tie
: die at hig 30 ab oe rn a
Kirioy Funeral Home with inter-
ad R, b ge rans, of Pe:
x. Mr. Jones is
Kirkby Puneral Home.
HP ast ill
feta :
: Fite
Such is the opinion of John G.|~
diction, 27,were thrown out with a/|.
Ped FUNERAL HOME Ambulance gg Pd o Mein
MECHANIC pow, of work, Paid secetiane,
JEFFERY FORD SALES. Oxtord
iN tj
_ KIRKBY 2 ? MACIST
x ——Sunera! Home—FE +1862 cot ot seulient
oP a ae bl ng cond: *
Sematary Lote © | Bi cit preset out, Nae BLOCK M2, 4 SPACES IN WHITE ager. K 6 Aple
sear eh PHARMACIES POLL FI WE
_ $165 Bt Sain — manage er, TOD BP oe Beverly "Hills
agai SaTavE SALESMAN, iF
i The Wewiies Press geod eoveeiers, “saat Show the s as * ke. area,
FOR WANT ADS good | ister: For appointment call:
DIAL. FE 28181 T.:G. TROCKE vs REALTOR From 8 a.m. to 5 pm. : 1648 “Union Lake Rd. EM 3-4671
All errors
im: Be weed he
tivity “ior troy “oor | | OCS, Roebuck Bes a inse the advertise- and Co.
sure = get
your “kill number.” No
ad, ents will be given
without it, eae:
Closing time for. rae :
ments containing type sizes
larger than regular agate
pag b 12 or oages noon the
ay Pp ;
Transient Want Ads may
be cancelled up to $:30 a.m,
the first insertion.
CASH WANT AD. RATES
Lines 1-Day 3 Days 6 Dars
2 % +s ‘ the day. of publication ater WILL EMPLOY
3 SALESMEN
All Sears’ famous benefits,
as you qualify for them.
Earning potential of $150
per week, draw against
commission. |
For confidential interview
At 10 a.m. Today there
were replies at the Press
office in the following
boxes:
12245, 7.9, 20, 13,
14, 15, 16, 18, 19, 20, 25,
28, 48, 49, 55, 56, 66, 68,
70, 74, 76,. 83, 94, 96, 98,
100, 106, 113.
Me 2, 1 call Mr, Christie, FE
$ is is i 5-6168, bet. 9 a.m. and
1. 333 Ser aie 5 p.m. Tuesday, Wednes-
> te ca ee.’ day and Thursday.
SALESMAN WHO 18 “PROMOTA- BOX REPLIES
og a for man without ex-
erience in our field, who has am-
ition and aptitude for sales man-
agem Right man will qualify
for 5 =F promotion and moved
into position with above-average
income on percentage overwrite
bonus. Person chosen will receive
thorough field training. If ~ are
a high-caliber man wh
ood-pa ying direct pos 08
ugst, Roosevelt Hotel, between
‘ona 4 on Thursday and Friday.
ote MANAGER EXP. IN AP-
aod pliances. Unusual opportunity 5
service man, 6
AUTOMATIC WASHING MACHINE
Must be experi-
enced. Steady employment. Good
wages Call FE 56-8413 for appt. Help Wanted Male right man Sen? references
Pontiac Press, Box 67
SOUND FINANCIAL FUTURE IN
interesting business
and onalivine farmers and busi-
ness men for compensation,
Positions open for 2 amen between
ages 26 and 50. Previous selling
experience with business people
tT
ATTENTION
Men who are interesteq in
better than average Wages
and rapid advancement in
a fast m vod a anization.
Apply at uron be-
tween 10:30 2 a.m, and 12 gr.
— ft AMBITIOUS MAN
car ational. company needs
Vehe WITH
sales representatives for estab-
d te . Oaki
ny ne successful reposi+
invest 7 or farmers required but will be
waived if applicant has been in
own business aaa earned over
$7,000 per yea
Postion Nyasa tren $300-§500 per
Address box 19, Pontiac Press, in
= handwriting stating qualifica-
5.
SALESMAN WANTED
Piberglas & aluminum awning
oofing & side wall,
D Sg a a
3738 Elisabeth Lake. Rd. “Call bet. #11 a.m,
Immediate cash ad
Mr. Mal, Roosevelt Hotel,
M. to 4 PM. Thursday only.
Neat, under 26, tour U 8. A, and interviewing - NEED
cee ee a day with myo 3
come. Established territories, We
train _ Call PE ,
Opening
es
Refinisher Experience wecessary,
hours, apply Waites’ pert time ‘ Dept.
PERMANENT Pod! iit 10 u yon houseke Tr ove J
for Sirmingha a hae Two school.
age
~
s off, No
hired Veins ie References required,
pore Bn BK,
RECEPTIONIST e,
able. girls ood salary,
room CES jon. oe
er
itiac Pressfor — Box 23, P
eo.
re
some experience prefer-
Please write Pontiac Presa
Box 78, siping references and ex-
pected salary, baher ens
our ESTATE. SALESLADIES
ceded. For a gd details Wh aa
Ip Wid, Male ad under H
C. Schuett REALTOR
7400 E. Highland Rd.
(M59) | RESPONSIBLE WOMAN FOR
steady work in Gre Card and
Stationery store. Must able to
work alternate hrs, at Holidays.
|, "ee a —. Bs ines, 172
Woodward, B*h
RESTURANT COOK = DYE: MA- | pie 5-0371 or MAple 5-0081, « |
Nest,
- “4 typing ability. ETAIL GENERAL Se ioe -
reliable, acew: with figures
pply in pere—
WARD'S Af go OUTFITTING
ROW
toda
Reg
dale, Saginaw Bt.
SPAREN GREETING
oO experience neces-
to Til try.
y for sampies on approval.
‘al osichione Dept. 195, Fern-
SALESWOMAN Attractive position for exp. sales-
woman in’ exclusive ors. :
parel, eo salary
xe cite paid. Hilda’ CBelaue Pe FE
ditions. ne Dotelas Cleaning Co.,
sat
ifts
y Chris
lect, and furnish hostess gift. No
EM - 53-3888. STRESS QUALITY DRY |
int. Good working con-
534 ood war,
TOYS, CERAMICS. AND
at same parties. Earn $1800, .
tmag. We deliver, col- B'ham.
cash required’
experience desirable but Bot en
sential New appear. desk and
cushioned oe
est
tiac,
ply 209 National Bidg.,
4-0204. arge in Fn
air-conditioned office
Interviews confidential. te
4,
TOY DEMONSTR ie Tcns WANTED
for ‘ “Household rties.”” Exec, toy
selection, Earn siese gh wages. OR
WAITRESs. FOL Wicd PART
time. Clarkston - Waterford area,
Age 20-45.
WAITRESSES. PART TIME piv AP.
in person after 6:00. No phone
sama. Dell's mn. 3481 Eliz, Lake
W ANTED Waitress, Min't Lunch? E. Pike. tion. ment required. Sin-
cerliy, pleasing personality and SALESMEN initiative is imperative. See M REAL ESTATE ‘
games Lang Waldron Hotel, 7 to Have opening for slert voung men
2pm, Wed, or Thurs experienced in selling. Plenty of
BOYS, VETS—TRAVEL | — Batings, sdvertising ana
MAHAN REALTY CO. Co-operative Rea) Estace Exchance
E 2-026: 075 W. Huron St,
TECHNICIAN WTD. — Man to. ae ‘and test hy-
GT and FHA projects
you WILL EARN
MONEY NOW
(M59)
SAWYER WA
sales rights
on large jake developments _
skeenrevers-reancs x TENCED ‘FURNACE
1. SAVE“ENERGY, USE -
{WANT ADST To find a
job, ‘place to live.or a
ENO used ~*~ see — las. : draulic Tetlanatie valves, Sutch's yy 4 guvvine 2 F College pO or previous exp.
imabeth Lake . FE 46144. in laboratory testing desired.
EXPERIENCED ROOFER. M. C. MFG, CO, OU 1-471. 118 Indianwoud Rd. Lake Orion
TOOL MAKERS, DIE -MAKERS,
: machine hands. top rate, over
2 a time Schauer = & Die Co.
Fx e ien j eee Birm Mich,
Dp r Cc : gan Lathe one and Excellent
‘” ig cond o_o
Real Estate EP eee, oa a - Rd.. Claw
Salesmen and | 2c S ] ers. FE 45470 or. FE
a es\ omen ee ae MECHANIC. BUiC K
: 5 nd- Pontiac va ana =
: ‘fie 2-3001.. Anderson °
will train. Our business ts | _ Buick. Utica booming. We need the rip of 3 WANTED: FACTORY MAINTEN- ance man for electrical air & wa-
ter system, ing machine erec-
metal carpentry.
Send complete resume to P. 0.
151, Birmingham, Mich
WANTED:.. ORDERLY. ~“EXPERI-
enced in bedside care, shaving,
etc. Steady year ‘round job, Must » be dependable. Prefer to live 4
or must have own trans
a ABYSITTING AND | HOUSE-
sm gnaveres han oe thane na 1 years old,
~ laa’ turn, Se teeoe seioeteds , BEAUTY OPERATOR, EXPERI- 3 commiss‘or salary, also enced, steady,.5 days, no eve-
ave. a for no wou | wanes. Air condit salon, Call
sales-m men who ad ike ~MI_4-2606,
heating ess with the ‘workes ~ CASHTER
lers me Y era offi k,
c evetnaee ree | Sea Sheet
- - BLOOMFIELD _ FASHION SHOP
GOSMETIC AND DRUG COUNTER. fest oe DRUG ie ac
cosmetic
.
WORKING WITH A Cuil between 0:60 2 Se. EM ; 3-342. :
LEADER WANTED: SPRAY PAINTER. AP- py. Rekones = Body Repair,
You must pe over 25, own « WANTED: 1 CAPABLE USED CAR
car, have knowledge of areas* salesman, we Femuseresin, Write
west of Pontiac For interview. tiac Oe Phone EM 13-4197 YOUNG ‘MAN, hy TO 30, ) HONEST,
= neat a) a | personality, : ’ oe Bs me Knowledge
5 * » or elec-
: ( S hI ] tronics -would be bel but not
* Cc ett necessary Ability o sern and : Sew ppt aghng 4 5 a aon
¥ posit Write
REALTOR Pontiac Press, Box 2
7400 E. Highland Rd. ee
Help Wanted Female 3 ~~ ow
WE WILL HAVE OPENING —
in our credit office _-
Ge ice
iberal emplove e. requires
Schuster at the
LION STORE $1 8. Saginaw st.
FORK FOR LIGHT HOU 8s &-
2 child work
OR Care of 9 ‘390° ren, -Days,
WOMAN TO CARE
Sens 8 a.m, 7 ci. Call be- POR en and home, re. in,
@1 , PE 5-4417,
WOMAN FOR GENERAL OPFICE work. Must be able to reas-
coabiy welh and F Rai Bs
paren | work eT a ®& perman- en! on
Ponte Presson time Box 38 WOULD ft LIKE WOMAN BETWEEN nd §0, to care for 3 children, 40 @
while father works days, more for
home than wages. Call after 3:30
OR 3-3529, em. ag
WANTED: RELIABLE WOMAN AS
pe pe god and re for 3 y¥
Pontiac Press Box
. YOUNG LADIES
— = 8 work = Pontiae
to 4 p.m, ‘Thursaay only. Pa invited.
Help Wanted
EXP. ~ lta tania ti tt die dda da
‘RASPBERRY PICKER RS, . Bors and girls not under 14, Call
$i13 fh
Paid . 8-10 o'clock.
PHA’
week for 40 hours 4 wd week for
ta optional)
vacation, holidays and vine
. Omer prevailing: personne! poltci
~~ BIRMI NGHAM
sme ae NCy
| Ny \e | | revi | ey “4% i \ ENO = a
(Ve es j | ; . “A \ I f ) he e ) V 4 : As, ‘y \\ | | ! x \ 7 4 ) . — 3 =
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ORIARSEE Be Oe THE. PONTIAC. _PRESS, WEDNESDAY. AUGUS ST 1, 1956 ar
12 "Moving & » Trucking 19 Wed. candeon t9 Board
ULING BUBB - ee bey oR. ANY.
26/MODEST MAIDENS |g = By Jay Alan
| >| asa
Heensed. ves ‘-a035.
LIGHT HAULING PICK-UP sERK
eer. Wanted to R Rent wET Us :
lee. Reliable, FE 29-6685, it for you. 8-268) ne
EM ‘ “| A MANE HAOUING. TOR ry . ; steaines & ? ms gg a tools and mise, items. MY 3-1171. ’ r)
awe. Wd, Miscellaneous 28).
MAN WITH STON STARE TRECE | 7 PR
| rteaes kind, a4 PULL SIZE POOL TABLE, FE
ANT r 5 ; -
ONE WAY rD, SCRAP < NACES &
pee a COAST TO COAST. | | YUN JOLB. JUNK , REWOVED RENT HERE LEAVE THERE arge, FE 6-6635; A. Book Passio wt
29 FOONDATION BASEMENT VEN:
$300, gerine. footinge eaieise 's-seoe Darbeciies a and |7- ©: Bowland, 374 Ousle wy
toe D&M & M BLDG. | ERV ick FAMILY, 1 CHILD W
PRee® EST MATES. ALSO FING
mod. house. North aide; eS gc
ERIE! Trucks to Rent) + beans“
ROO! SIDING, — AL UCKS TRACTO ANT" ;
iisiae §b| Awe? Leen * cauiters, ai AND Babine , I ae ro LIV E |
i ik ge Si $200 cs a : 4 NTTAC j
PARY to mfg. exec. $309| AND. BREEZEWAYS. CALL FE Dump trucks g ton sexes} OR NEAR PONTIAC |
ae i Ate aun. company . $275) 3.2976 FE 71004. EVES. OR Trailers apd Tractors Business executiv wilh ‘rent | a mere vena ES ; Pontiac Farm and Jeane 3" bedroom “house ta good
S ndustrial Tractor Co. -|. ite itis “ok fomt ioe : 3 . lace, pneehett 4
* GENERAL 0 ge mauii | Beet deh a : 88|CONTRACTOR | ve-pee fer riage ivee| SS “_ Rechinatiet ena ccniak wants hauling. PE 4-4088. HOUSE WITH 3 on K DROOME.
ot talon aeration, "Modern: 0’ DELL CART AGE is. Can five, ox mee ee ll an ‘— And your eyes are like bonita ack enteritis! Me
. ; mee. Local and Distance Moving, Box Pon:
c ORI tio. Open complete 6 ap service, eas ae mare ae wie tise P Press. Call Columbiaville 1-74 Wenled aE 2a R e .
Exp. in panel struction Co. iid Con- CKING AN G RO Heck. |
‘ay ae ee om = EM 34058. Dish anytime FE €-1770. WANTED TO RENT: BY Ser | ~ janted Real Estate : 3 ent Apts. urnished 33)' ane 38
. GENERAL BUILDING —REPATI mber one. physician, wife and 2 i é EBN ER® S—Pontiac |OENERA BUILDING "REPAIR. Painting & [ & Decorating 20) children aaslen’ alee uakemiones CASH | 2 ROOMS «ru eee
‘ 313 Pontiac Bank Bldg. tering. and ‘itle work. FE 42290 i-1 CUSTOM DELORATINO. WALL yard. Near elgmeatary sohool 48 HOURS _Sonyay, Walled Lake,
nabione FE S927 © | HEATING SPECIAL “peeamaptnga eves "eho | Err Wns" Betates || FOR YOUR HOME | *ions Withers aut cnr your heatt " : a ‘ . t
ASHINGTON SOGAR EGina.| ners. replaces cleaned and re. |ABE’S PAINTING aarurry 3eLT_Carolyn, Ane _Arsor_Mich. EQUITY tas a it mies
aired now. Chimneys rebuilt and | proved. free -0072, WIDOW WANTS 3° ROOM UNF. 7 ROOMS “UTILITIRS Pal
butt new, also » pee chimneys and | 4-1 PAINTING arEROn Py EX FE seu" .— pt RE RIGHT, Realtor, toon ‘welhia ieom weit Te a. o aie
mney baskets install ‘ y : akiand Ave = bi *. ———
MIDWEST || seat ps ay 4 walls | Guaranteed’ Pren- est = 49005 Fer ams feo DeEginEs ii Co-operative es, Estate aehane® | ¥ R00 Mautet , mica ODER o r unftur i
ponte eet, eae oe FE S31 sie | ~"A-l PAINTING, PAPERING r apt, Write Pontiac "Press Box bgro tage ane Ce ato pe only. No drinkers, ‘“: Auburn.
AND DISCUSS. BONED OF” moure Worere Gig Ay-PaINTiNG & BG Na. s $308 ROOM ANB BETH. WILLIAMS VITES COME IN ane pore, FE eee _#
QUE PERMANENT Post. Othe hore TINO Baldwin Fe ssia | Share Living “Quarters. 30 Lk PE 2-1086. -“
TIONS. Pontiac var ANraey BOOP Ss — ait BNP OLE ae BUY OR SELL 7 ROOMS, “2NB. FLOOR ON W.
Bank Bidg FE cent 453 N. Cass. FE 2-303! We a-agg | Unless your Fussy. Call Careful BUS, GIRL OR pENnoneD LADY | I will arrest buy your p uren St. FE La ae
Frank, FE to share 8 ty of wi i to: Ml — car
—m ——— 308 FLEMING, FLOOR LAYING, ma. S| oe ~| Glove "te Huron. bur, FE %-0003. ys asw te gut gash Oe tow T ROOMS A Ew!
Instructions o] Pete ,iaee... 6 Rate a _ oe es Pa WOMEN. WOULD LIKE LA SS ir reasopable, Call now end tet us ye ie Gabor, fouple Bee
po Im oe - who would consider sharing apt. ore
NO DIGGING YRee gesTu, | >. con Pe koe be maie R. RILEY BROKE:
Guaranteed. MIDWEST Wats | PAINTING AND DECORATING. & 09 Elizabeth Lake Rd. FE Meas? J ROOMS AND BATH, UTILITIFS,
Proofing. LI 347g. Very reasonable, FE 2-2116 ‘Wd, Contracts, _Mtgs. 32 ee im bedroom a8
Re 2. ‘SNYD LOO! rete Dated eas ee eg ok _— weekly a)
nding and ef poe ee : Painting PLANNING TO SELL? | 1 ROOMS A at iat T FLOOR.
__Sioae2. a w b iting f
ROOF REPAIRS. - Inside and out, PE sie, Fe, BEST CASH DE AL fomes ‘in ail ssetions, If G ty =
8-1069. All work guaranteed. for your land contract. We have yn want cash GT finane- * orton
Favest ing~PE 40444, BAINTING — PAPERAANGING immediate buyers. Por. fast de- a available. Give us « call. 3 CLEAN — ane is FUR.
SIDEWALKS DRIVEWAYS AND WALLS CLEANED ponaome action ins our ¢on- Explain your property. IF d
coment vert of i all kinds TUPPE! r OR 3-T061 react to Johnson toda: sf bbe Pret ll we: _— j W pe RATED.
3-9082 & m. or ater PAINTING DECORATING, >
5 p.m. 5 wall Washing Wallpaper | te A. JOHNSON, Realtor _| 7 "4eF Rigi tt, Sindee 1 ehild welcome, 62
| Meery, FE 40137 ‘Also removal | PAPERHANGING AND INTERIOR | 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. JIM WILLIAMS el block trom t ae wa amare ex!
?NCHING AND Reasonab! Fr REAL EST SUR
TRULEDOEIe | Saerert Bn Fy Tock | WE-WHL OEE Poe WE | oon ch SO See ae E es ha ‘2
Ss re don Ca 4-4685.
R._D_ Tompson F swa| PAINTING AND DECO. aiganconte Free Muimatege wi, 807 er oe tt | s Rooms” aD Wari PRIVATE
RATING. FE 40444. ] HOLIE. & "HARGER rty. Purchasers rok ng entrance. 334 Oakland Ave.
Building Supplies 12A Painting & Wall Washi 433° W. Buron PE §-8183 e 108, Commores Ra. : Waa. AND BATH BAY WEL
2 ae’ Ty ) [
STRUCTURAL sani Suimeter” VE ashing |CONTRACTS WANTED| RF. F McKINNEY J RM, & BATH. COUPLE ONLY.
as . We need contracts.for tmmediate __154_ Lincoln Ave, OR 3
q UNiv Lae te
I-BEAMS __Physio-Therapy TIA | sale. Buyers waiting, What have 7 ROOMS PRIVATE ENTRANCE
Tt AND * AVAILABLE — “S| you? Reasonable discount, large | end batt. Tae decorated, #7
— UBULT BLOCK CO. SWEDISH MASSAGE & THER. coped coutencts Clare Real ‘Ee: | WE BUY | a Perea are “10
i 1983 Pontiac. Dr. FE 40531. Special foot foot techn Bell end ¢ List with us for } ROOMS AND BATH AND chnique. 2 a5 . tate, 1362 W. Huron St, eve-| Bell © a ‘
i 46402 & tthotent rvice, W d everything furn 286 N. on.
reg re ad #100. eoreage. farms, eubu ~ end city RN A RIV.
22) for Mr Clark. 23-7861.
on : Business Services 13 ~ Television Service 22,
: . PE|AIR + COOLED ENGINES RE; | COPENHAVER'S RAD “tv CASH
R FU
property. Call us today. bath and ent. Auto. ofl heat, wa- Cow only.
epee ra — ® ia ROY’! chine repairing Ex.e.t. work, lances. r, ork. - 1 e 8. G g and Office Sup Basse VanWelt. 6440 Dizie Hwy.
Dy iS 400 Huron FE +t
fom 7 ROOM UPPER EERE RANT,
|v A SRINDER FE 5.8875
j3 RO OMS AN! AND ise “eAT FOR Resta Yt 34)
|* Bosh Ane, muse ty HEMPSTEAD
7 ROOMS A “AND” BATH FE
860. Inquire | OR 3-084
ret BAND, BATH Save “AND
rely tor $85 & month.
Adults oniy. ve" 21906
FLARGE R , WLOCK PROM lide iY woleoanel _MMept
p aoa wan ‘urn leo 9 orm.
ve 36 N, Hem-
muaver. ‘st, Lake Orton
APT. POR RENT. UNFURN, COL.
_ored, PE eros
ATTRACTIVE UPPER a UNF,
rooms with tile bath, modern |
hae itchen, 1 block from bus
line. Adulis only: PE 2-0534. -
LARGE 4 ROOMS AND BATH)
7085 prog Lake Ra, Corner |
Seott Lake R
LOWER APT. m VICTORY, Biv | ie
vr i re ‘uw ‘Ta
tanta ASN WER 5 mre Ti re ‘an wire at’ 28 re y Ss
NICE 5 RM Vad REASON ABLE Couple only, FE 4-086. —.
UNFURNIBHED APT, STOVE, RE- ao erator, heat, hot and cold |
r furnished. ren facili-
tles adults oniv, 200 N addock
UPPER 4 ROOMS, PRIVA a ‘EN- VE ois aus furan, Adults only.
~~ WESTSIDE Near Webster School, avatiable
bate ust 1, 58 room orick,, Uled
ce, heat, pone yard, paved
Rent. Houses Furnished : 35 NR A A PL ERS A LOE
M MODERN CABINS,
‘we terford Village \ Be wee or
Say. Munro Cabins. 35103,
y GARAGE HOUSES oR 7 ‘DE
Juxe apts, Nice. 1 block west of |
Blue Sky. Couples or bachelors
Worth seeing ¥ day of vom
2062 Commonwealth, _
_eouph
ROOM "HOUSE. “WATERFORD
immed ate on fie #40
: rn. including hot water
anh. “pefrig iy, Hr ag ef} burner
wen to Fisher Body, bus, stores and Jr. high school Phone FF
2-13380 «(only after 1 pm. and
evenings. .
FURN HOUVaE IN LASALLE
_Park. OR b 3-608
FURN, COTTAGES. C ii ‘DREN
welcome, 3810 Dixie | ;
‘MODERN 6 ROOMS, FULL BARE.
ment and amie ‘Adults
Pees voaured. Bef.
=
sEPT EPrEMBER ” THR RU JUNE ist, 2 mae and bath, full base-
oa auto, off heat, ireplace,
right on oy y—~ awimming pool.
-® acres, $124 pe mo. Good ref-
_erences. yore for appt.
rent, Child: welcome 3401
Kennjiworth, FR ¢
SMALL
hairs, Between 5 &
ant AB a . . et Lig we sae on
on en pt teen > miles mest of el-Hur “shen
ping . gharches. omnes ge b Thee
Rent Houses Unforn. 36 2 BEDROOM HOM® $55. PER month to reliable rty, 73 Cam-
ron. See Wed. afd Thurs night
7 ter softener. — Mt
= L. H. BROWN, Realtor | Clemens. rE sit Dm. se Deowsir 4, Sows, shears, knives and | “ repair. aught onre yd TT 1362 W. Huron Ph. FE 24810 Art ~§ : .
deliver. Pe 2-603 Bb Unesin. oar ge a Wace | Buyers’ Waiting | — wanes usta Serre — Pek prtien ee Poids SRE ne hd a ‘ ~~
: - . : eo ~ ea a ae pane FE $1208 or FE 5-8390 We need contracts, Prompt cour- WANT TO SELL? 3 elton NICE RN. erated, rear of 4880
CEMENT WORK at our sto — ies STRAKA teous service. Get our estimate ep Ne clean. Adults St, Coup Le 40 bf mont
@erage floors sevvewnre. | base- Ottice Dp ras nw, Lew: OUARANTEE EED TY REPAIS, ANY | ‘before you sol. Brine © yor a bcdroom Weet any. Sib. a ge 7 ROW zn DBs Le yaion
pee. Patios. Cheap . MY) rence St. Phone Pee he ’ MAKE. : FE, +0736 FOONDON'S y Babee = sen oA Py ; e _——— West city. $15,- 7 RMS, Pa. | ENTRANCE. aire fee beat Uusities Pont
i i. ae ge higd, 3 ile
On AW renion| APP LIANCE SERVICE Typewriter Servicé 22A I< C HAYDEN, Seca” oem - ROOMS. AD ADULTS. souyh of Auburn. ‘ha! Gait ener
reasonable, tres esti-|We service all makes ot automatic PDA abeldhine Prssbbae omite y A ee HAYDEN, "Realtor 9 bedroom home. 8500 down. : Virginia 4
3-3752. — wringer toon ag - 86 E. Walton —s_— Open _Eves _ Lake tron lot with beach. 4 us andl sla 2|3- xOOMB AND tig 1 BA -. ¥
& ADUING MA- | Casi FOR LAND CONTRACTS. | ‘CS gelesme,, 0. a 4 RM. iF vay 1 ePRAWCE., 7 a) S272. or 3 1488 "Carlie, OR
23-7188.
REP. a
machines and vacuum sweepers. ‘Upholstering 231 KL. Templeton, Realtor, Jeo ‘Oauan4 Ave.
I
Co. is W Lawrence Ret roqairet. 7s + iss a =
ice, TREr SEBYICE B REMOVAL | ayPEWRITERS KENTED figEDIATE CASH FOR YOUR J. A. Taylor a ee big, Michel's. (21 8 Resinaw St.| [and contract ar equity tp vour Apdersoe. FE_2-5408. /
AND BATH. from ranch 2" home. Available re wee 3OMS AND BATH, MODERN
only. $85 m sioe a depoat Lowa
ERN 1}
child welcome ¢ Sinquire 1498 Vine-,
wood. Downs’ Por Por Rent Rooms _ 37
a A CLEAN ais aaa HOUsE
ie as, £u é PI
em Norton Ave, FE 3-81 5 eae MEN “ONLY, i
eWLY HECOWATED
Sot weegng time 4, Or Pet.
FRONT AND SIDE Wintk wa ar 4 or gentiomen. “PE 40806.
LIGHT WOUSERERPING ROOMS for rent, 160 Raeburn
OOERN i ROOM FOR i Giki. woe -jaundry priv. West, wide We tel wilt recom nei
Puce ‘us ine fur
oom FOR RENT WITH GARAGE aes. Gentieoman preferred, ™
eth nilworth NOR Ris & SON bre Set | ROOM with COOKING AND gi
washing privileges for couple tp 108 WY. Murer. oe FES
exchange for care ~ fi ehildrean, | CLOSE IN 5 HOOM. InN-
_OR 3-1078, after @ eluding all the nee fu ze
nar “WO | ® Very reasons’ s.
> drinkers, * eee : MER 4 room nlnon Her Lake
SLEEPING ROOM, PREFER Gini] SiS gece ult Secrlena cree but would consider man. $10 rt basement a buy, terms
weekly. PE 24022. If ne-anewer— . : i Lake front 4 rm,
'B 4-2383 house onl ya, we,
A NICE “HOUSEREEPING | Reon. George ¢ Realtor.
Priv. bath, ry he dates furn. deraonvil “a Waterford,
man $10 | weekly uae
—~pusiness i. “pra. | CARGE AND a a
Shower Garage. PR 2:9517. rae * Keego and near
_ Rooms With Board 38 ROSE * McLARTY
CLEAN PLEASANT Rooms wits | — a. Be OT ACE
excellent food FE 5 boa) “SY LVAN Vil 3k
CLEAN QUIET RGDMS. ~FiGME | Oven to offers—would bke to
atyle meals.
CLEAN ye eaint rn ‘GOOD | Gider home as southerh cooking, OL 22306, Roct- room brick 4 ive
ester, home. AS ey . FB
Exc. CUEAN i Wier sir HOME e 384. aa
Large as & f plenty ~ WESTER iaramae o7 good southegn cooking, FE. #1338 roome and bath, All furnished,
wecancy IN” NURSES , Home, Sas furnace immediate posses
for elderly persons, FE 5-071. sion 01g, 009, with $2,500 down.
: ae DINNAN
Convalescent Homes BHA 66 W -Huron PE 42577
$900
“Oo GED. 6 rooms and bath. Full price s7ese
| "Retes-sterting erate ‘On 0320. | Sane down, § rooms, suburban, $6500
TAVE VACANCIES IN WEWLY | Several citer. houses is oft7, go low
ned convalescent home at #4i - .
duburg “For | further information — $15,000, Only §2.- .
eall rE 54267, 1 Pf. W. DINNAN
WoutD i tee TO CARE FOR i1- L- t6 W Huron PE 42577 > +
erly ladies men in private
home, 2101 MIS, phone “orto COLORED FAMILIES
Beautiful @ room modern, Base-
ment, hot alr furnace, aute, hot -
cian cnccrmmnmnimemmmanauaniaieiaccacn! |
‘Hotel “Rooms 39} water, dear garage, Ideally lo-
e | Fries immediate ee : minediat :
MOTEL AUBURIN Price mi ‘Terme Per informe. | . -tion, ¢a rm care *
ee ey eee apartments, | RUMSELL A. NOTT, REALTOR ;
Cooking and refrigerst a —_ * | 110 70 _W, Pike __ c -4
oe Aue eee | clisra pile “HOTEL ROOSE VE LT | 1200 8¢ beaten TUR base
Rooms $12 . ae Bom. $17.50 up, | ment Bie peneb home with 16%
3 rll, elec Ly “hi b ar he
HERON WeeE. CLEAN “MOD | Salle, eblec’ ae! ae
ern rooms Py day or week 3 | . on mat tot. ong Lo tend
West Huron St. Phone FE 26966.) 4 4 “Shp Peet or be
LARGE CLEAN CQOL_ QUIET een = :
rooms at bug atop. Day or week 79 BOY TO BELL papcon
a> The ‘CL BNICK SED 7 (BY OWNER AL +BED- ;
Rent “Stores - 40, eym ranch home, kyiven Manor. /
. Middlebelt and Orchard Lk, Rd. /.
LARGE STORE ACROSS FROM 240t Ivanhoe, W. Bloomfield. _ /
Eastern Jr. High. Automatic hot | __ 000, terme, FE 60460.
water and steam heat Suitable ‘BEDROOM ¢ ACRES. gMtALye
74 any kind of business, —_ E.| FARM. & miles from ee}
Pike, Caretaker FE 0-236 _Only 92,500 down. LADD'S
TROL On DOUBLE, je x 66 OR | OR 31231
x BO. 3615-26 Dixte Hwy. WE TRADE ;
/“eulvercrent Mires) PE $-0831. = ; sue ra ADE7
~ Rent. Oftice Space Ail At, Elisabeth Lake bg ~ 4 attractive a
3 Gedroom home as ists of clow FS
ry ~m
i TO RENT, AIRS
omy, Poor, a24d, Di serum | ines rate apace, arerTaune, a Hf 9, Van Welt, OR 31338. _ upkeep, living ro6m has Heat-
NEW ‘soatiiee BUILDING, “AU- later. fireplace, /cheerful kitchen
burn Heights. 4 lerge one - room avd dinette, ser, ‘ened pattd over«
offices, approximately 300 ft. floor looking landscaped ‘enced back
space in each, Utilities furnished yard with « /comolete Bar-B-Q,
$100 a month each. Excellent loca- floodlighted ‘oo. eek arage.
tion for attorney, optician, book. |- onecions ieista fi, oF Wiha rms. keeping of insurance office. | ae Woo *
To Ruy—To Bell— Trade oy ASass-Elizabeth Rd 4
you BUY ITL WELL INSURE 1T|___PE 4-16 or PE ¢ wher WEST SIDE 7 PAM- a When: § Toonrs “ bath
apa Aeneas as §6furptoes
fe! MAHAN | # sf ALTY co, REALTORS 71 Be etee RANCH
Gusnerative Real ane mete 6monthold 3 godvoem,
}) basement home tm Oak
Manor, On 1 aofe ot: 22"26
lots WW =n Heated and pisstered garage. Ce-
NEXT DOOR " TO BRANCH, i famic es and ‘», Built-in
Pa ___ POST OFFICE f. _| HPA, Krepteces. 24x24 re —.| room, on wa and
_ For | ‘Sale Houses / 43 set tae tor euh,008 hy owner. eae te
os Porte take fa "E+ per month, Will
ROOMB .
INSURANCE | ¢ wleely furnished Good. location: Open Eves Pree Parking | —Oround Too we 34098.
Thyle Electrie. 603 N. Johnson. 333_ Orchard Lake Rd
B WHITE
Walls and windows. Reassonabie. with brown spots in —
estimates. No ‘ob too bie or ton Woods, Watkins Lake area,
small. FE 5-4628 He talks. Reward, OR :
ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE RE- pairing 4 5 fewinding dy VE Pike. BLACK AND WHITE REALTY CO.
4 ers
LAWN MOWER GA oon walled
i => matlty standard. 204 te return. Call PE §- ada Pig M7 with Risks int 8. -
= 37106, seus cy Sears Roe-| ne reabauitable Ey ws
Sinks—Sundey_Serivee, FEE_E303| Theater PE” eis. isthe SAWS MACHING test YOUR Pert WANT TO
ie PG 5 ATI me atine cl tare Wa EM $2 50. 000, LISTINGS WANTED |° Reyartntere: 1038" pulang.
Co Auburn Days, FE Pe bese see T ROOMS AND BATH. WET BIDE. | - F sere, 2 des oh bate eial promek, |) ROOMS AND BATH. =
: & Service, freé F een. rat 8 HOMAS “UPHOS! FE 6-808 ty. tm the Rochester area. Adults only. 2-600, /
_eensed master plumber. : “—-. S - - 1) Main Bt, B. Auburn n4. | ATTRA 2 ROOMS AND shesial d dispose) to purchase ne
5 BEA€ C EANIN Z Fev TESST i oy Ph before aod Roger B. cary, *nc. with: laundry tis a Week u
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DRY WALL BY MACHINE. FREE | (0st: BLUE PARAKEET, DRAY- M AH AN ROY Ral KNAUF, Realtor Realtor ies, $Si partie: tock, "whites.
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LACE Beautttuly Tinished, Pontine Give Yow 1 Place to Pay for vote Phone 101.
Fon PAWILY EAONDRY. SERY. _ Ease Your Mind : HOME
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ads to cll rent,
Vant < smumber! ‘ “ me Edw. M. St gh } git ou ene,
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ROOMS - ist FLOOR, ON BUS » ‘Close to town. wverything
form, PE 3.2300. is 7 RMS. $13 A_WK. PRIV. WaT tt ee - ein 2 Ni N-
trance. Upper, 36 | -_ ay
F) BA baby welcome. Wo drinkers. FE |? Near downtown of bus tne,
ee chor tnm| EE a ‘ , bath, * ic ¢ ace : e tac
cation, wething priv. PE Sees. |° 44007. al ni 3
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vate’ entrance, 116 E. Howard. 3 LAROE ; BATH
2 ROO! CE (agg | end entre, Heat furn. Children
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7 ROOMS “AND” BATH. POLL basement, Auto. hot water, Oa-
rage $80 monthly, FE
@ RM. AUTO, HEAT AND HOT og heater. Write Pontiac Press,
ISSR fd WARD 5D PARTRI IGE
REALTOR FF 4.3581 |- ROW aT.
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RGE ROOMS. NEAR aA % br. to. Pontiac, $70
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of sassy RONEN TE room home, $85.0 mo, FE | rE oom.
Rent Lake ake Cottages. -36A |
‘weekly, 13 amijes port etn]
eer Rent en 37
A BETTER ROOM
Downtown near buses, the-
aters, restaurants, dottors.
We will move you. _
Same or leas than you are
paying. ge eae
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Pensioners —Nightwotkers,
Hot showers qr tub
Conversation lobby,
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Pong immediately, sails, OW ib Williams Laké |7. \> J bay a ee ft iot Lew cows pay-
2 BEDROOM ‘RANCH STYLE STARTER OME GOODELL REAL ESTATE WITH FULL BASEMENT. Roe! * Rd, ee ATA LE OEY LOL 618s or Stiliwel) 1-718)
WIRING. ONLY 6390 DOWN. | SYLVAN ‘LAKE
F.C. Wood Co.| gs exit femmes i | m We id nevi
C. Wo Co. type bomes wine pacomemin. 3 massive REALTOR OR ‘er 2 v
Corner er Wiliams 2 Take Rd. & Md Ms 2 rae pests Teotes. pile.
$150 DOWN | ,sttiaseitintee aa /ONLY 1 LEFT = gg Le large rooms,
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FoR “7 RM HOME LOT Te y all hone muy. $1400 do O OR
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at a a he *mo. as v ottanty te schools,
Year ‘round home, high tm the ea
sand beach, Tim op gute. — t. 7 miles weet Living 5, sun room
Partially cedat paneled. Owner| 9 bdrme. jot Ons ;
Soest oe aa | ae oat ae ome i: SEMI FINISHED FOUR AND BATH DOWN FIN- ew homes with basement,
ished attic goed basement and e rostet °
Ly FU ED. a CLin-¢. furnace. -Reasonabie, Corner lot. By et a Bry “wall tnstalled. Plane . Near stores plete
Call x ¢
- -_ botntment 4416 Oo Wattee” > cated on rater Dr, ott wor.
ment or Phos. take vacant prop-
EW Wovse FOR BA ‘@own paymen of $200. Must wave} A. C,COMPTON & SONS
good creviit. House needs york to complete Inside, oe aii TOM BU L
cee Wf OB brik raaeh, pews, oe
pared with $1,000 down — =
mea. Includes furniture. An celta, sol ibtren. base-
SPRY OWNER | Extn, put anfalgwant aie: 4 bedroom house, Shady lot, Near ‘ peng & sehool rivileges
= ma ant, Se "Saeat or Bes_Tt,
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everoM 1 Bui aA NEW, MODERN, ‘Salat bashueek floors, nora i
room, steps ewimmin: and
ful “bosere 7 rae lving =e. bur ine, Pull price LB $2,100
down. 67 8. mae, H fie |
mm 4. ROOMS AND SATS. OD. RED “HORSE CORP.
*. ment. Quick — h nig 2 MODERN rr Pees possession.
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, rn Geo. Ortonville 132
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iis awn yam | CITY LOTS’ |S, Bloomfield Highlands | great Bedrgom howee, near
DO WHA YOU WANT | Sith sidewalk and Water, Priced cluaing. vereened breeveway , ee ones, nice yard with shade
With thie 3” colonial e $790 each. ‘ o will i ;
1 | downtown. Ponting. liber, be M24 FRONTAGE | a4 poo at Bul, in 1980.) For, tg buy wie. wort
Has 5 tere, bedrooms tnd fui | | gee peg gg nel gan bathe first iloor, Carpeted | bedroom house. Automatic fe
“Oniy $12,950. ae eS on M3. £1,200. living, and , dinine | rooms. |. tree ace, combionk ras
= aa _CRAWF D AGENCY —— and bath on the sec- are vacant imme-
‘ ‘ ~ | 53% W. Huron st cd 41049 ond floor. las soaett -| diate oce Jem terms
: a aa ae eel tee, Pont | a w ve x
TY COMPANY ‘ a a dandy. Priced at only
Bae Tos nee. 900 | were a ey tak 2 ister 'wla exe elicnt! WILLIS M. BREWER living and room, carpeted: ferme. Ca me tor er be M. Parke
: NICHOLIE Rage paved: rive: eed WM..H. KNUDSEN GAN GAYLORD 7 ve, near Lincoln ; eator we rer
NORTHSIDE, ¢ 3 wbed 2. 3 pgalow, gas heat,| $10 5 Restor | wok, Dae. IDEAL EAL iat pene ION
RD. RILEY, BROKER ee eee eens 300 large on perment, Balance Fhose_FE_ tsi tnd dining: Foot
sar ch 570) ) lane PONTIAC eke ini ay be, but this darin heat ai ps ste =
“GI $250 DOWN 3800 counity bome and 5 acres “ $00'down. Don't buy @
; cosT bath 137 Baldwin 5-8275, ‘f eeing ‘ms imimacu-
PLUS ond 3, bed $21,500 ge Ive you the chance to | sal - 5
$70 MO. INCL. TAXES ge : nov, be thn rythings of lite, | late beauty
ae oe * vias Rew’ prick buns ‘base | IDEAL SUBURBAN HOME. 3 bea-
FULL PRICE $11,935 ar ed BRICK RANCH radiant i heat’ and bet of ‘af al, ee large yving full
BRICK AND FR RANCHES Nn ict eer, Bituated on iarge corner lot type neighbors. rolling h and full basement. Auto-
: 1" BATHs 5 rms. plus bath & utility. regen | on ‘ a hills, a> wholesome and tral ied matic gas heak, ifm, car garage.
LIVING ROOM 24x13 ; : . eireehaveme nies age = ny pen 4 = water problems, « neigh- b nen af Camqen “. $14,700 with only $3.000 down. Bee
nah BOMOOL AND" ht For Sale Houses 43 ce : net ee i oe ae persees, oes ee =| Run Down o | wie Rerbonee One Were. See
LAKE PRIVILEGES nina = ae ones ban eee Hie finishing, really priced to | From Jogking for that country
orm | ON Roe of property, Mant sell at the LOW price Home at the fight price? We have | HIGH SCHOOL TWO
Dixie Hwy. (U.8.10) to- Waterford, eet een a ‘4 of $7.250 with ONLY $450 ‘it—3 bedrooms, 1's baths. full] Seven large spacious rooms:
turn left on Andersonville Rd. LAKE oR N, AREA with Je Pian Oey = _ DOWN. now for in- basement, stone fireolace.| on one floor. 3 bedrooms, natural
soeres._. ‘mile se pede (se sign) a Se PIO eo = or. formation and see it tonight. paneled living room, 2 P fireplace in 26 ft. living room car-
= re ttle WALTON =< car garage. 5 nice acres, fruit | peted. Nice den. Full} price $13,000 -
‘OPE ir masr BUVD.—VACANT and berries, On vement at/ with $3,500 Gown. Make an ap-
Hiring rie car-| Brand new 4% rms. - Edw. M. Stout. } Realtor | 324, berries, 08 fe 'irees nice | pointment st oace
7 Peeks i Dn, toed wie on turks oes, m “Open Teves, till 8: we yee go" > garden. 14,000 with 0. DOWN, PAYMENT $850. Where
KUSCHELL ‘| LAKE poopie’ oe shady. lot 120x300, “Aaring bg Di -— can you ‘beat Aha and stilt have ; $12, dn, & § Ive value 400, This
3a . ee ben “4 = : For your telephone if you are| ig ni aed :
- = : Srarter | home 2 fea- oe looking Sor @ real suburban ber-| — ce, rsee
2 ROOM HOUSE. IX- Sy by of an ents, robgh wir. CLOSE TO BcHOOL./ $200_DN. . : gain, 50x150 ft. of lawn and trees uu fail to see anything that
208 ; gS, . SHELL house. Out- $7, 000. 00 surround f this immaculate 2 -bed- sires cur fancy tive us & rin
Laks, ee Pate bun Bald: Eagle ti At .
rooms, panelew “den. fii RANCH TYPE » Utilty” a bah IM WRIGHT. B ealtor ee ge dle price of only $7000 0 yoam bangeew eee wae floors: | We, nate buptzeds. of a Ri
automatic o ee, attached gear Perm 2° on werer , Jand | for this attractive 2 bed- ofl furnace—all good-sized rooms./ ang we A all prices. ~:
garage, screoved Data reh, $18-{; Nicely grt 1 nets & Yo hl tink 61500 2g Oaktand Ave, room bungalow With large Professionally decorated. $1,100 49384 | ©
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SE EEA S| ge Sets SP bee GAN ty gag | Sere ere LARGER CO, | guia iel sag | Giroux ranks © arage. Paved drive. Te with ed yard, E 33_W._Hures. FE 5-8183' Makes this an. exceptional GENERAL REAL ESTATE k :
oG I wsGUCKLER REALTY | se sat drapes. Cal today. NORTH END MACEDAY LAKE - | . “Here. gat, Oe a EBL ior SeNEs* -
‘ DOWN Ranch style . Le lot, . s :
S “nity, Natural hard-|- Sandy beach Lovely shade trees WM. A. -VOORHIES ROAD Sent Tees. Built in 1054. $475) Pull © $14,050 boat
$0 VET “J tone K. Sewn ey oe etree ee KENNEDY; In | “tok SOE ent
ce _ HOMES ie eee oa gongs on coe| Cae ee | ne Clarkston | ftir ‘ ix LTIPLE LISTING SERVICE | _{n ‘Pontine mine | a ; 4 iOL ~
w Be : TT a WV ON NORTHVIEW 8T. oF, ;
D OWN, ; Only tens ; : BUILD , fiom es *. Only ATKINS 3 BEDROOM BRICK FE aw 2 aseors Ba 8-5783
. = Wil! bulld 2 oF 3 petiroom’ éhell th Stich oh as -
pp $200 Sour tira suavicn | home ey rou; is Ne down ver-| HOUSTON DN REALTY HILLS revualt year old, das ful base- 1 1.
5 ROOMS. way mx a $9,900 | ATTENTION! MASONS, CARPEN- Brick Ranch Homes witli} -ture ‘Large living coom, with pic: k 1 |
lows with tual Sacomane "ue Wil’ ascept your labor fot. down N. SIDE “RANCHI . Full Basements Trane Tuts ‘of ‘closets, throughout
tous of perenne WN | shes] cee) nevemoe t) T | BRe MASE ce | nts we ALL IMPROVEMENTS I” . *, - Vestibule nenteteee with we iu. MD .. Fe 98. CE. GIO Ole #1300 VA & FHA Gows and screens. Large, 1003330 WEST 8 SUBURBAN — Motors brick-
rt ; oriee, Py A extras. Pull CITY OF PONTIAC pUINANCING, | 3 ft. lot on blacktop street, In small. &room home with plas-
wee PAY RENT? US MORTGAGE CosTs 909 plus lot. We bid HOME LOOKING F / subdivision within walking distance Sea walls, attractive iiichen
Aa Modern Home A“Home of | Siu’ taay i Scua*eacsee™ | on, 2) boas ote ter, and LAR OR A at //_-.$14950— ‘$16, TA ee By ed Be oa Your Own ie sewer, pl fe Fae a oe RGE OLDER | HOME | piven STREETS’ SIDEWALKS, for just wiebo with $2900 down. | ~ road. of garden ‘space too.
20 ft. living spesious pearrow $1000 will han-| With spacious 6 including! DRIVEWAYS. $9,950 with $2,650 down.
with uh lenty of up ctpboartay ‘led eX bi i tq our prover? Put Srice roomi, a pave’ it for aT yew. - OPEN 12-8 P.M.
$9.6 800 ots.” your choice “a Pa thew: Mg as oe eup- | CITY OF BYLVAN ‘| to hurry pene Sar. po peasy terme. WM. A. Clarkston. Ont path ear mig ed a gfer d
Pt his astcasdl “HURRY Saat, oree. taken aap et WEST SIDE / KENNEDY | REAL ESTATE INC, | gts" bat reat Ts . \ \
IST A F 1 TEE : ti. ad extra fea- m, 2 baths, ‘large | 208, M&in, Clarkston, Mith. $7, .
Bae | ye A are ae asee| SRE WD | REE a om ga OWNER 3 Only a Few Hi el Open | pier ditt | a —Qpen Brent 8 | $49 PER MONTH | __Moiern attchen,targe Hrtng rm
near Waterford nly a Few Homes Left | 810 MELROSE! drive cue N Perry | ment_of cnly 61.000 ond'tet ito | Real tetote horvice = Beceine VACATION YEAR Pioneer Highlands POMBE, On A xe LOT | car eereee. eee tl vee gg
with $1,200 down. wry & mo. . % mile past’ Montealm and Ke | SP&fiment pay the house off. Call | 1717 8. Telegraph PE 4-052! : rent omer | Distinctive brick, 1%% story | ULL PRICE ONLY $4,250 i bus. $13,500 with only $1,950°
26784. | Blvd te Beare fam, 2nd Beit | for appointment. ROUND Ls” ie * i living room with| IN TOWN: PULL BASE- | down
. H | . SEMMER COTTAGE home. 26 fi. living | |
59 FRONTAGE urTy | A at an , $300 DOW , pA wary “treat porch, oil heat, | fireplies: 2 eae. nitenen and | LIGHTS. A REAL STEAL. 2% ACRES—Intersection of 2 Oak-
__Redera Tresm beme: Saseweme| | MODEL | Castell ee George R. Irwin} s,emiiatiil _trenines.| iced oie" abe” ith ds | crochet samen ‘perch pallncg | ONLY erat DOWN. "| Soca tae bese. hes fer gasses. Uaay bs socd OPEN #5 Onkiand REALTOR |. 20 Baldwin Ave, | $38 per mo. bed rooms uP. Recreation ‘| ww; . VALUET, Realtor State park's eating.
$2.180 with $1,300 down. Will dis- pany a se | FE bole or re eteee ”* N 1 EN Ru ll Y ives “snd ‘close io vark and KLAND AVE. ing Take. Dearby. Good wayside
aeenpien nhew # SUNDAY ie a ORTH 1 E} D sse oung ered Ee, ene fr iatee | “MOLHPLE LISTING SERVICE market a5 S Seas ne
Ww : A POwsta ot RE. — ; grow: : : SS Oe
A doveiy modern home. 4 large boner SME ae er ez) Bice ieee et, Sen teh. "Pel | Suda Buin Nabe "SUG | SW. den” UU PR ewe | ing Lake Front HURON GARDENS. |: Sw" HS
ie 'reon, tame rons omr| VV estown Sis Ae secke mere. sme | Sa eamree wovrns ure senvicn |" Sen'gt rgemmensemning,| HARE Ean“ | FLOYD KENT, Realtor
See Sere) REALTY CO PE ee a vt ae istangemn'tcermanes| RIDGEWAY | Spacious Comtort died hin 3 Meare as | SaE down |. Lanes, gg, PE Balen nd —_sehools. home! ope: PHe . ; wers, and re oe ‘ : TOR : in livability with: | Windows epeaing co 8 apeued “tabs Next_to Sa Ee eee
crud bo coun te be FR oes — O18 Baldwin Aven PE 44203 | - #t, the minimum cost, don't Tate level. "Price with | ~ frens house a ee re a ee
si ee MORE E. WALTON — Wien Secareces how a Listino SERVICE | Vite its cor garage, gas ee | Ce = 4] S T SUBUR ‘ear Baldwin, 4 *. Full base- 7 car gas or farm in trade. mete of ~~ mt Vf
a & large lots, with oa 9 For your money—a fine 2. bed- “on |. eae nity 09 BOWE ed, very. neat ek: See Sid motors conveniences” Os
home. Oak large| 760m ‘J cottage on Dixte Lake. | wer CS SS terme. pond for cae nek goresn vr ot Janes omen. | North _— <ceneinee Ao only $9,500 on terms.
e fee oe re fornset| a Ay Re Bedroom home, bath IVAN W. Renty Wan tools to make meee. eso Ow Price home velue, Large room Duo-
— cots. Avaliable gf cace;| overicaking lake, Knotty pine to-| Nene ofl furnace, earane,. ‘enced Gg ty ry os Sanei gslow (in top condition inside ” Leslie R. Middleton ’ .
oalt only, Ste.s08.“Ga.c00] | Sorter. Carport. wicely firnished. | Be first to call and it's yours. | Opecial , vert ond al nicsk _lantscaped. BROKER v0ee6 | 3-Bedroom Rancher
down. ; "$1,200" down, For GOLORED — 9 room home Suburban. ranch {ircar garage. With lake privileges on Williams
epee carer Lavender! | Ripaaee “Scar whrage, si0so0 with |? "Ys aere gt fine innd tor « garden.| oq. ft. of living fea. Anders = tures eS, oe Sz om and
! #8... $3500 do , 4 room home neat and well dec- son wood windows, Alumi- hns and drape
a 14 Haron , orated. Auto, of yard well :
BY OWNE PEOPLE ineman tee] SEES EP EON, 2 Sereatcheitate tea secs| | sees erent cee KINZLER J O OF) | ; coe oe 1 Ld . more. xf re :
stie Tans Eat Steve | gutchie to tehew'& ban Ol Rew ‘schoot’ Bxcelieat {oce: Fon SeTTEA nouns yr ie with $0500, Term EAST LONGFELLOW | Bon. $1406, -| East Sid tag" room, Nasdera Ghetes: “New 2 home with un- : ro urge St VENICE OF THE LAKES st Side
Aetna ta ted eeh Teae:| . OPEN DAILY, Seas eyes Seems Fl Pine Lake j_ubEripus Cigtine SERViCR | Ge'conal, Gurect scoee te Case | 2/Bedroom Bungalow
: 0, | Aientam + ees es: 12 to 8 P.M. IM WILLIAMS || __ featuring 1% tle bats, cuse Farage, landscaped, ‘a really tor tee t _
own “ enta feaped: ‘Lake 918.500, $1,250 DOWN wit REAL ESTATE wu INSURANCE tom Knotty _ pine | cabinets, Partrid (2) -t_ — = bome An gg
: arke rooms, ving, Yoo von ten Open, Daily ooo ‘bunds Bunday 10: ¢ dows. water. bofener ve g HOLIDAY FARMS ue bt rae "TA heat, Suto
DORRIS INTO Os Se pe tat) ET | Oa aes mo ee (Re to] Ree Ge | Tule fOr 2: bedroom nome tor! Lethal mace. enalee ofA fle TEMPLETON : - |* OAKWOOD MANOR room. ol Sie NI H ™y
i + | only $1,500 p ae 12x30 living rm. flewes « ne p D i “ ‘ 5 ACR ZS ‘rettiest H , : ae ; & OLIE
te i Sit) SSR ae | Rates cara gre twom moder) aie tart ea, Tyee, | a cig cerns | aa !
a6 {ot AYDEN, Realtor DO YOU HAVE. THE} forced air furnace, New hot wa- wail carpeting, awnings, alu- Senge SanGeog. tenner, 2. guiles THE |.ARGE FAMILY so Mt Clemens StF $-1201
Walton FE 6-044) | * fay ” “LID “| ter eee 165 ft. frontage tn minum storms & screens, northwest Age Bos Privileges Will enjoy this big 7 room | Eve. Mrs. Keichner FE 4-8773
Ne AOR BUILD A Weg | seeeganc ames peceeoe | ire Agee ples | aint Sir anion ra’ | il sheemenec“paregeaiy | —— rer = N BUILD A NEW SYLVAN MANOR Y $10,750 with easy A truly wonderful family heme ot Ge et oO Rey) |
‘sToUTS| emer = irs Saletan — FOLKS, HERE IT 18
YOUR am Aah, tee Fishin, 1450 DN. Apmteed Now empty 3 bedroom mod
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S ve: on a construction, Hi} lake front tn the Drayton | spacious 2 well take small} -
Be oe Bits is =e plone ease ities eee ahr aitekas me FMM | West Side Today" : ware. tk can bea tots | se" Templeton, Realt Priced ‘at 612.000. We ures Just | evenings after 6, call Mr. Lebold and bath ai apo ain Ge _fulted "to you and your ‘old eee ee toss | while It ts available, nee a San area vat
J SUP © ea” 1 Offer call ON 9ff08 od: el FAMILY A. JOHNSON, Realtor | {pet td fee And we know you'll come up with something very .|, THIS ONE IS ° ae 4 i's 1 55.88
Sete | DIFFERENT yer | ANNE TT Bateman =| sw pcmuee aay] OSG RS | eat ears 27 : floo’ up-
stained paneled TV room, - EXTREMELY . f ami 3 rooms and bath Li t eth
Fat bat pis wereened PRACTICAL Hee | Kampsen stairs, Spacious living room and |* MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Let \ oe Fe oa
: facie out Pie we cron, 00 1s | DESION Rane — tins te ' Pia ae arabe sou |OPEN) BVENINOR & SUNDAYS msominuie Kitchen. | Price $12,955, ave , ~ large brick ranch home, Lake’ Privileges REALTORS EE 40528 Staite included. ed. $13,000, on terms. _ SVI LVAN VILLAGE inet Berfees :
On ‘mon ‘Tving-dintng aren with an | = Jap ance on Mats | 27U8, Toegrape. sree som.) WARD EF. PARTRIDGE| § fom. sngiish: Colonial home, | “keen. Bive rooms and. bale Lain SnADG , SFrangement — : REALTOR _ FE4-3581| Stal sirepiace, 2" bearooms ‘and | Full" agement, 93) car" ge
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H CITY: BROS pg Ae feat ened ied 1 “tan rooms, 1 190. ft, frontage on North] ® shell, but still sone interes | a
oedroom (oe Scat ae AL the LOW LOW price of iment, You will also observe ee. 2 ear garage. $12-/ 7 "ethe full basement, ofl steam | as 2 ‘bedrooins. it This pome | LONG LAKE FRONT i
REALTORS DOWN. (Wow—what « buy). terrace you will be able to cuties” 3 uanieen rae aoe | 5 = pone | eled Sted ein prove gn a, od
fot and ___Qpen"Bives Mibeten, 10-6 ARE YOU RETIRING? Bay mie si 3 Bedrooms—Clarkston ame, Testal can, be used as poate. Near Wiliams Lane area Bar. iatteuly decora with snack
cme [Mato eebergtin eqs | indie teat | fee ing weg areal) Str A, SIR S| ee ota Pied ot ino | Fate sagt Gee $7875.00 «| fen m “sx foe Beet pee tchen, 3 bed- . iN. featuring outdoor grill Is the fill price of this 8
with « Beatty igen, ¥ car show you's unites / Ficam_ neat." carailaced LOCATION DELUXE | grrr. 1% wor 2 petrooms ana] FAMILY HOME cated between ‘Baldwin’and
Foriabie fiving room. 2 Tert- ia , ee oe GhBAR GENERAL HOSPIT bath ‘a down tere ts 8! pine arte for Oakiand Ave. mecane:
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J. R. Hiltz fake dees tee tis vieasant 18 W. Pike St auss | STS = Plastertard tere ncae OO
Realtor bo Eee ge 4 feet 4213 also tH stock,
woul ¥: oa os PB 60 Ee, eee heme. We have =
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4 wn,| LOTS AS LOW AS $30 ’ Z ail STORE Lounge a chair’ @ sttomnsn:..:. sia | Bo bag of gypsclite ....... 81.
‘ a. tuts DOWN, Main om 4a ie. Ba ¥ | ot beeen . ae | ies oo ot 1 codsensee § ae
oka wh SQUAW LAK ) ~ a Eh Gellar ehtatesneorssnscves, SOR | ARS fe Bigg OF0: eshoscorn SOS
turn is’ sie. mile = LAKE nem a amall down 2 piece pectional *, $30.05 | 100 bag ¥ inwwlation - °... $4.26
mile to ere pow dlagg * pon Ss dotiar tate left, : ; Paligings, . Dow ane? Re H Risse mang room sulle... $39.05 ae
on mabe pen ee Seen He . or ner land __8-2932. —— Ae amg = MAKS suhe-1r6-
Vs cee es We Bat hod Bun:| ier, Taxes, ard bottom . | Sale Land Contracts 52 yt BURMEISTE
- to 8 pan. » Lots, $1000 up. beach, 731360. “ONLY $3,830 ~ $11,200—$2,450 DN. ae THOM/ AS ECC ANOMY STER
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_ Sino. or Pm pani es NORTHE AST CORNER cc oa sae Eh eu, drontane Fe aD coe a tr Wane _F URNITURE £0. tera i umberCo.
NORTH 15 MILES "Opdyke. is | D ; ) PONTIAC, MICH. Pontiac NEM EM > tees v9 yim acts $e Be &
8 13 ON Be A Zoned "sd wallguen tae TOL MES-BARTRAM MASP tae Gaaais oc 8 ber’ eomn ‘URED WAS Ta Sg MACHINE. is. Tei 1s eM ae fen" ay te St oe
valshed $ cabins. Also 3 1G, ee riice ates |. 4902 Dixie Hwy. pg Ho ment. Sell | ieee Aenean ea| 2 BY Ca ee ee a
2oxié ft. and pnower house,| Wi terms. ee —— 28 21880 house, 2 lots w ie cat ee op 3. See $20.00 | 180 tniata Gi = = te iaa'e es +. yey tas
“ : 4 . OL : sed Washer .......... seeare © ge " cainedtbas .
fix "Wustness. Oltered “at 636 500, Edw. M M. Stout. Realtor |H '’?P . LAND i ¥ Rollaway bed w with mattress ‘slits 44.08" paint peisaehitee 2m ae | dap snd one timbers 7”: he fia’ ft
a naa 1 M, Saginaw. 8t. unter’s Paradise— - bedroom house on Ys acre: Bal: Einaudi vie Window seer OO
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. Open “res was: i 5-8165 Gladwin, Mich. bi $5100 4 ant Romy / TORD'S. WAREHOUSE |® me 06 wal. | 4" soft pv or teeathe ber ¢
you J poy ewe Li INSURE in : : This money-making bust Rs Tak Rg, UH. Pat OF, 3230 Hilzapeth Lake Road SMITHS wit SS ‘Segure Used brick vreesserenee BO Gach
eam a - Bisley furnished “cabine, “LET YOUR $$$ : * ven ene Ts 7 SWOLLEN, CI “pore cnr sae om | el oe on
MAI | A} Blacktop streets, $120, down. | tafe ti fou w WORK FOR YOU "Just like this! And if you can’t find it, I'll take anything FRADE RLECTRIC RANOIES v¥oia| ~Pelle PB _patio PR 46800. bli vine” | tect ere “3 =
round | We. hav : ave . i ‘
LONEDALE FARMS, tn the pe iy oy ap |. gontracts Bo sala” Purchasers you have in an 8% double-A!"" “ ee R, DOORS New “4 po rg oe »
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votine. peat pacts change| he Court Hote Sartect for from a | ew ‘drive-tn heater | for "Ted i = Swaps __55| Sale Household Goods 57 ised 8 St RANGES, $0. bo AND Prices, Door Hardware 9) per | Kew 3-pe. Beunbes cet compl. ise
wen Mt W. Huron yout Ce x . —_ 1700 acres of ekeellen hunt J) GHAYDEN, pop 6 Por saie vot Neu MALE he meee” ware a cee amg ene Biestrle aed Baldwin FE TWOCO PO Piberaias a ielaton < te ei
DOOR’ TO B = AUL A KER : grounds roperty : r sale or i - DRYER. | jae rat ; ae | ei BOTRIC | A
Book, zoeBRancn | PAULA Rgae mei, | Pees te and) 25% DISCOUNT | 22 * | Sod matellea! No" dows, payment SER, EPRIONETORR LOR | MRETUS Me SATE AT ie ery ed
= 000" per Sear. A sacrifice $8280 to handle, § room and bath | @ , ACRES. ‘WOODED, TROUT ba a Merwe "8 late | ~0rte, 1060 W, Huron Cal alert 8:00, New Celotes Fron per mis
$980 DOWN 7 rice of $33,000 with $13,000 per menth, 6% in- etrenm. good deer and ing, 9 . «| USED HOTPOINT TRONER, 948.95. ELECTRO-CliEP RANGE” 0a Gap | NOT shelving boards... I i
% soxaee ft. Jake front lot with « MACE DAY LAKE rend on ana all cqpipment, terest, all OR 3.71 8 ri seniority i 0 gil ml iol Gui, or -_ BO: a ste een ca sees ian er18 |. ar Qutboard. $30. OR send corue hinted Seasae Me
und co edrcom modern) BEAUTIFUL WOODED cense itt. "an full price : TTL. N ees 416 «Sal sin “3: 994.70
Now vacant, ~ fmting tone. me ah LOF Bits H ed Sa inaw - Money $e. Loan , 83 $ Real Estate, a} Ww. Recs: EG GAS plete tneta’ eq Os erator, eis iin ELScraic ~ LiGnE FX TOR ES Neabingt ine errs .. eliees
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R. D. RILEY, BROKER | 0 RXCELLENT BRACH g ee or eng 0 aes enders) ie. Gad RANGE FOR Battie Gas oa Seaves | a Gal. RANGE mi £0 pn Nagy gy EP yrese ghee tm
$00 Kiizabeth Lake Rd. FE ¢1187 os as" restaurant BABY BED #15. GAS STOVE . Giant, toreane vebeen bedecsn tieew ft anion |}
A % ACRE BEAUTIFUL F.C. W d LC ge gg hE ge hs Need $500 iy WHITE TEGHORNS, COCK: Pe oi oa oie W. Huron. eotrte Se.) 900 vee Oe Dining room, Plastic et a igs Ee !
fod lake including 347 neroa of OO Q. buttain 30x40, built in 1 5 Wes. 50 oer oF even ae D, DRESEN GHATRO &e TA-|W TELEOO eaNates woe dalue, $195 Buightiy * aaron 2
land n gone nice woode: wares. | EALTOR oil heake 3 Siveiaries, ae wit fast, courteous ser service 2, ant what have ou, Midwest bles. PE 8-019 after @ pm. gade — r, amie rking condi-| wlars. ny cut tree Get Wek. We Have Cement =
Hse oak Skt ar Sa au Sete once sain | Thaeeagthoe wk otreice | Sika NANalt & Bislat st | peep See me noe" | ens) Frareeesl 208 "Grohe | tow materi 00 Mtn Tord en
softs best, Within 30 miles of| STREET. 0150 down, LADD'S/ == die, ti Barking and +h wo, convenient ‘to zr ain oe Fis 24136 after 4pm. |!" RCA USED CONBOLE | TV, pone wag .. SS FRIGIDAIRE ihe, eet vee :
— ee _ MONTICELLO jiuaed Oper eacriteing zo") a 4 bttat and ‘ell ee deur rauly or acre, w WALTON TV Waa ait YOUR. oN -| ¥4Ton a Semen tne Cloned =
Lapeer, Micnigan rable lots, 130 ft. ‘ Sieben th, Na. Pontise, Lats. Be Se 22257 erfect ines." Sot he
OFC. Ph, MO 48241. Eve. MO 4-3825/ ony ier gae & cewers, black “ ACCEPT mene” ¢, Lot 9.| ANTIQUES NEXT TO TRAIL's GE ‘DISH: ASHE R. Worki = iti 8 to 6 ‘al et, 4 % ris
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AT BEAUTIFUL WHIPPLE Laxe| 1b ‘street’ Cali PE 61813 after Roy Annett Inc. Home & Auto payment ob new ‘Ihrearonm ‘Dome sone 1 iaeanianoeeedeenel Pneiaeiatiens{-\" pannel $120.00. Sine /RECK
of pri N r 7 : REALTORS . , Lake Orion viet nity. oe We LONDE “GiiNA AND PREE HOME ; . , VRE IN
pe Ry ear. nice ciber ot = ie ft ine ... a oy EB 8-0466 Loan Company AN EXCELLENT honk aia cag _ net FE 2003 ‘ seeae ABNER CO. “pe aay » INC. 6
—_ Le y eges on Scott price, nies 7 W. Peres Serect grocery and mest business in : TERS = CALL OR 3-1491 ee “a MI RD. |
. : cinty. White Sewin ; aRTS ae - ,
Hast quire Mavle Saint ef] BUENTA VISTA SUB. | tance COMMERCIAL BUILDING | Fe ects Piety to 1| ose ting quarters ate at | Eben" i gine rm. ot. 8p APPLIANCE SALE PIBF SUAS, 2 oh SAE | ABD woes RAP ster,
DUTIFUL 9 [AREPRO Idea} putiding, sive m, teat growing | .00t x, Zoned inaustrial, | ~\VHEN YOU NEED | parking space, will consider con- | Chrome Breakfast Set ...... 99 | up to 2$%-DIS eth double » cts. ree Mand gas. Oe. So win anes, Pa ,
x ‘sy Wolverine ee nee ner W. . Columbia and Carlisle. & = “Batt fof many par TPPENTION WEABORE- Gat : Drop Lest Brit, Bet... 18.00 a beg new a a boy ee ‘A thomp | _ sour =
1.500 95 Pontiac Press. CARPEN- | New atifensés ...... $1050] ets — Dryers - ot ia :
*N ieALt, L-RESTAURA NT ON US "se $25 t $900 ters, plumbers er electricians, | N¢¥ Grom Mattre aete iad EE prambawe TOILETS :
BY OWNER) Apia EWT ON a es oot gh gg a yt Ag O WES asneee your labor for dows alees a “tincleum $398 SV EARS re) Gactbswie with ne _ ho
Cranberry Lr. ft. on M5@ beau.) Cprmer lot. 40x100 ft. beat | cash Fe Fans signature, get it quickly on your! Paks Orion vicinity with lake WOE BUY SELL OR TRADE.” |. Dell Bs PAY | Spe. colored b gems sie BD ne
. tifa ranch home and landscaped Ideal business site, 3,600 ca For Sale or Exchange 50 SQ} endorsers, Paym wv ite oat don our | —orivileses Cau On trent —_ : Guank Vos oo ™ 121_N, "Senin a < TE hols Frctars Pub UMRING SPPL i ZI
ZONED MFG, ae Sudget, We will ‘te glad to os BUILDING" LOTS | WORTH aoe: | 1048. Saginaw ' 9-6523 | WESTING eh eek 1m 8
jated. |Lot 40x120 ft. with <-car garage. WILL EXCHANGE WOU you with your money probl a00 socopted as trade in on used BUNK BEDS. eC | erator, $48. China cabt LJ La ¢ ims. be
jdgeats on for “Smalimanu.| Farmington NEAR _cars. Hd. Van Welt, OR 3-1358. | %1DK. Full'bed. FE §-90975, Secretary desk, $18 “— FOR BALE: rH 1 i: a On
caay terms. tas houte oF eoakaon water. < COPPER SCREEN DOOR. 43. 20° Bis bed oom rea a ¢ mae a. 3 pre penn od. ovat o STOP! LOC ORT
Noe Rag: HEMSTED || ir SS TATE Sease RSet | acmutibitttrasy | BOS aA e| epee oe | eae 2 . : . = eendes ap % i \ cs a,
———— Business Opportuiti Opporionis 5 fi| FINANCE Co," | Pina Yan Waste Sen | ete = PR, aban Mane thats | Sih smmemnton foci Bae: egies
- BUILD W 10 BALL POINT PEN ng Sate Det Bite. = SECNUROR | pee eee a pee : ‘f ‘ ty : |
: our well me Waterford | Reasonable, MAple’ i peome Thite 70 — party. Box fs wert “Pree Service Paris & bi weed i vennememnon tony Fresh Pretzels STORM. SASH .
"ail Estates, Estimates freely . 164. on CAXTER & LIVINGSTONE CON: ED HAND LA 0) | 2 WHEEL TRASLER, 4 FT. STAKE Pennsylvania Dutch - SUMMER SPECIALS :
HERBERT Cc C. Davis” hang geiabllsed. ara iy ‘ag ha Naerene Oat +1538 are $6.06 and up. 1 anne nie “rans i . | bom. 43 Bellevue, 56 by the can ae mattngiion wi :
— trie “99045, ev eet mower : ' nt We deliver PE BEd. doors, a
4925 Ponting Lake Ra. __PE_§-4311 | 1 ee ae To SEL. ATT ‘ jaws mowers sherpen é. we ‘wade, Detromt, 1 Mich nt 7 nas 7B 205. FURL OIL” TANK, With LEGS, Ail awaing & storm window sales
nodenem home. can, i aioe 100 3 190 gone none qs. PARTRIDOB 18 THE “BIRD” . BARNES CRONE DINETTE ETA A. | USED Pau sha AT 355 ra teas gauge, yonteg nil eap and some "FE 4.6089 .
Bouse, auto, Very modern.| LADD’§ INC OR 31331. : S HARDWARE these ia PAIS OF sam © 8 Bm.
graet Full pcs te 5, ge Ef en ee a, GULF = webuMONITY roan oe | ae FE 5-101 our chal rand table, Tate aah vale if FAIRS OP Me window | ene vaio fees Eve Quick 34,8 rm, ee find
eres, $1,000 down. South of Lake |2 stall super service «tation. Very | 20 E. Lawre PE 2-7 WiLL GWAP” ta EQUTPY- 14 { Ay haa! qcteene. Suitable sching enclosing 1 8t £odt, Mec paints our_od to they :
Orion. is geres, down. 6 super service station. Vers | E. PATENDLY SERVICE. | Dfick | terraces for lakefront Aataous make mien on, pepe poreh, Bte arec pane | nde of other items. Harty Hol
verine Lake $600 °0 ver cent dn |PRANK Nowe on imu | FE ee pecperty er _gcreege. These terrific. values, Michtee wen | pe" 618 7 ‘strength glass dote''n | iingsheed, 7 mi. out Baldwin Ave
fly mo. Owner MA 422% Cee ene AUTIUL ais" This, is YOUR OPRORTONETY |. , RD. RILEY. Broker |. Fisorescent, 303" Orcbard Lake | 5: gtneen aoe tear Baldwin Rd.
SCOTT LAKE Se eeverene Toate | tone ely i wes | VOL ARE WICL. TRADE HOGaEs On Cor: ibn eres ae sa ee Pe | eee al Bent Oe
ecautiful lake front home with 6 a Bor Flint on oe Co,, P. 0. . tages should w ked Chrome Highchatr. washer play- Las oe. -
contin eee ot tm ee es| For Sale Acreage 47 Be Bg eb yy FA ~s or moved, for anything OR-34 n_& pad. PR 4-8730. | nN i ) '
second level, Completely re- a pe _§ 9.m. to § p.m. wan Dixie Hwy. sd foo OUCH FLL Down FILLED oe ea. FE . 4879 Fenimore ‘ ate clear.
decorated. ROCER r._ Hook .a a3 . _, anes. Closing
isa sod ot, Will consider. selling) ** ACRES oor GEN Nea" Mt- take | accept sof ig 3 Lucky "lege car Take prigged lote sOOLEY_REPR Pear, fenders as, eet
or trade. For complete in-| ¢ yaslege. , a. Big A me pag Fa contract, Lots, F for inte a En. q 4-2864. Cail’ Bey trim. : eon nationally ad--
RUSSELL & norr. nmatToR.| Pid ga’stnre cme TAPP JWwittis "ISM. BREWER |To bare, your secount_ with ae Erith tems Oar oem | 6) SHEETROCK. $1.44 eae onal
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EW COTTAGE —W Fr. LAKE)" AGAW RD. = gem ows. LaDD's | "= #008 MA STEN _ FE +sitt| ESuoloymens | “| For Sale Clothing 56| bos. | ae: ery fine. grade “ot” dime bude] © ‘ ceceeeg ey
pan ah For particulars, Ph.|—No. OR #1231, “LET’S - |; pateenmatawore Ejemave, tube warrenty. $130.98, | Bx4's, ine ine is ae v6.00 | MS. 00 Derm
3 20 ACRES | “LET'S TALK —[toetage, custmers, rie ug, | 7 ttew Hak Fe ponoh | “12x12 LINOLEUM $7.20 “tail pce tee aks aor wee
L AKEFRONT Northeast of Clark 40 rod road BUSINESS every consideration, GiRL’s NAVY COAT, 20 up prices,
tenia Gr il el ve ree . é ti by new. Also bouse, Be 27438" 4% FT. WALL TILE 25¢ one cue Gelivered. +s fila, a0 ster Rd. I
’ WHY BUY OLD SUIT HOUSE PAINT ‘Open “tH &:
LOTS wie Len] sc OOP tas tan me | Steam mt | EENoxt pom se NE i a BLACKETT'S om ma Mtoe
anesag fact mine rom, cu | Sahil rmraaeen on pubs | fee ROD a Very speci greed of ence end Sia i Fett Seat | nein tee OOPPTGAY wae | "gan ae AT
| neat oe Png ~~ with easy| viding in Hunt Club Area, LADD'S time, 10 unit motel-cabin setup "round thbries. ip all, woo! veil Eiec. | a! Eonaymers .— 30" and -
pick my pd a — to|_IN NC = 3-1. - —? be bought for low down pay- =: ~eetual — up to sas" by tie om i abo App! uy “1 dal Bie cate cot with a 2 2 ne ects af Tress, Pg hy y | Special :
Sete ww_| | BUCKNER] Satecer tn mer [Mh Sn deerme] fe So ee couse. L STORE ONLY eet Do aroma | 1 ake ieee |
Clarkston house with income of $120 Def | Taig establisbed auto, accessory OSMUN’S trie Go. 1006 W “Bekesore ee | wranar’ Beeps 6 Use 2 month Ae Se ees las | BENSON LUMBER OO
income or gubatiding. Fall rcs, | "manag grat. Prgven CPPICES ABE LOCATED: Easy _ Baller, gleens 4. Used 2 months. | Gouge REINO WRECKED, MA-
Real Estate Inc, we ore. "| Pratoe th bet te ‘a 5 pee JIN. flag ST. | tas. 2078 Auba sae . “1005 i Th “terial for me, 2900 simmons RG, i
WhippleLake re i ae wan at $5,000 down. o* | DRAYTON PLAINS 4512 Dixie Hwy, | Sale Sen Goods 57 e198 AL oe "Pen o4t, wai)"
anger ogo mettle, Ee Getinas Ta MICHIGAN BUSINESS |"#-220 ARB i, Bersetm|1 preiwo ROOM, TABLE, —.,¢ SATISFACTION. © vy - !
H. W. “Bi el ane ai Puenes, ay SALES CORPORATION | pare oat pan al ay futometic =. KING "BROS. n *. red yun :
gelow Witt iS M. ‘BREW ER. JOUN A. LANDMESSER,, BROKER Ove block norte on Os Raz . aecaedt ance e PE PONTIAC RD, AT OPDYRE |. seis ‘ee -
Oey, Morn Ot 7 [re bo FE Sit] ~pal? S: Soe phot B HOE Fa ke, RARE, tank. # - :
FE 5-5402_ or FE 5-004 MA_5-7581 Stree PALE Ar OUR FRONT DOOR ‘ a ELEC. RANGE, $40; Ga D 7 Softener ‘<
"For Sale Farms 48 | MOBILE PHOTO LABORATORY. : oreo esse. fie "Appl MI rage LOOrs}| fin geen TS :
For Sale Resort Prop. 44A sine aon eae a agree au 8 serie resi:| GET CASH QUICKLY oon | TREEN V DAVENPORT | ATR COMPRESSOR 1/5 HP & i Derry steel overhead tactery see Boman”? Phu st Wenting:
, —_ t Mile Nortl Ss. Instructi and b help f need- U t . $500 t OF | __end chair in good con. Me ish. re Melia and ro- | ‘Selection "rome a3 + Psy o7 i .
NEW LOG. CABIN. Mue North $189 San be anced Fra p to i Pe. “a : Dececkaaly Weak vasheed, Weeeelt ond ANCHOR FE} EN fess teas you Guak Let ca give ee onveretons,
- lof Pontiaf eral $-4730. Ec-} soap to 1955-cars,. Bring your| set, With table piv food gua > on ne CES Gg By --- . eating Go, Go, Si
ON BEAUTIFULLY SHADED , ‘title... Most deals ‘closed tn 30} _ $2768. ey value. eo oy of Bn gy Mn roved. es, We give Gold Beil Stamps
raetes lot. Water and electric. 124 ac < minutes, Loans also made on fur- | 31° transit, Miehigan —ZREE _ TeTIMATES. 471, BERRY DOOR 6 ;
1a te fa 2 houses, a4 seers tgnemaren one ones Mi, Wa Th, Recent conaten 503 Orehiard Lake 371 B. Paddoo ALES CO. "Agro, ott ‘tank =
furnished. 24x20] cattle barn, tool shed, milk p art ri d 9 e cure, se “AA BOYS | AT LEE’S” 171 8. Paddocy OE 380 gal aa
dairy farm, Ideal tang for : : WER BLADES FOR m, 4. Tie :
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ZT sere parcel situated near Fenting” sheparate home [202 PONTIAC STATE BANE BLDG. c ) &
fluded 1 spot "Perfect locationf . Ail ou, 4 valuable serves. :
for country estate. forces sale, Easy
: Less “tan Wate per acre~ oe
@ real b STRAIGHT TAVERN doing over barteese and
©! Leslie R. Tri Realtor tnd games. ‘owner $30. per : sucuia: Gen’ Gad
2% alee st town’ within maf mae "eee : =| + E h
i, 1 of $9,500 “dn. rr t '
: 500 ACRER 00D HOUSE & MOVIE THEATER i : 2 Rin
* Ree Sale Lot Fe Trout stream, ideal for Baecet_ vie Cinem and Extra Fast : casevanes ga peste ye
z r s 4 =. or fin, $0 tailes ss oar’ Sytem. Loeated 09 S Soke yam y sdeweveees cae ferme
fh, M90 4 JONES ‘RBAL, Barats hid Co. aoe ty. colene ervice ee ret eet Soeter
SP Spt in caanection, Pull pres NT he.
“ee $45,000 on terms including real oe ee Wichout encorssre fat f
. " v*
PW DINNA onths x
gow. maton” "ee 42071 WARD E, PARTRIDGE Semascty |~
"| nOk ARMS AND ACREAGE EALTOR FE 4-358 i
can 34111, . 1
wsiligiden toias (ease | CARTAN D COUNTY PIROUOHOUT MICHIOAN HOUSEHOLD Mane
SS sri acre, rain 20 ACRES-VACANT Rene W. JZ{URON or FIN ANCE ra. Coe .
Ssentees ratte M4] wen vl i Dayo. EXCEL "3 rm — 26321, 8 to 7 pam. on try, With buildings $12,500 terms. tion Age ICA. Ny ng ten tion of Wh marble top, dresser, ded.
38 ACRES “ia lh 8 Ke Pies Pies Fteenl chairs, wheelba
R trow, lawn chairs,
re aE Be SP 2 houses and outbuildings men TEAGUE ANCE CO. —— 2 scooters, hitehen stool,
aT es hiaiadiel ha bee ites. as - 202 N. MAIN | fag Tg. EE. or
. ance call M ROCHESTER, MICH. LOANS $35 TO $500
LAPEER COUNTY .
New jhouse.and outbuildings
16 ACRES 4S...
rs. room house ana outbidgs, Mortgage Loans 84
~ * ‘
<* nl Bs ACRES a taes: ‘LOANS $420 70 $1500
of Telearanh Rd.) ACRES” PT S
sar i oma ? with ant of are ites building. Heat; hot 4 a
and | livestock Soe Bes
atl ost Sto ~SHORT-CUT To} CASH: Classified ‘Ads! '
SE ea x Ret eemte WIFE ZSISI, |. Se Past ay : we ; oe
wis
i. Sale Farm Produce 75 MEL fone ‘esa. 1008. Ouuburet ‘vs
‘DE. will be here Thurs.,
*). sOur
ie oe vale, re Grange Hall
CHERRIES - Aug:
2nd; fresh peas, blanched
and frozen, one dozen 24
Ib packages | $7.20; red
itted cherries, sug-
2,02 ar added, one doze
;
$5.65, 15 Ib. cans $3.25, 25
‘Ib cans ng sweet, pit-
ted, sugar ‘added $7.25;
ieg, sliced and
cans $5.
cans $4.00; blueberries, | 15,
22 Ib. can $6.95.
DAVEY’S MARKET &
LOCKER SERVICE
r
: rest vee August 3rd.
Fresh Yellow transparent
SHU ad seta nina on ry
Orchard 2330 Clarkston
oa %. mile West of Josiyn Rd.
rel Sst Farm_Eauloment 76 en
EL rs * : fe
corn pickers, Davis Ma-
ae. Ph 46R2 Ortonville.
SPECIAL SALE
COMBINES
#1112,
"KING BROS.
a Auction Sale
|| “Rent Trailer Spage 79)
, 1 dozen 16 oz. | ;
|r is Sate ANDERSON ~ CHAMPION GREAT LAKES
mr TLE GAS ACCESSORIES STORE cle 9 8. TeeaTeMe oun bm:
LAKE PRONT CHILDREN’S
plarerowsd. som st i eae tan
io Accessories 80
‘%6 CADILLAC MOTOR, ete. Guar, FE 2-7456.
For Sale Tires 80-A
AR iJ
riect. SB black ‘or white side
#21_B._ Perry 0
AN = le aoe evened, Wack ite-
Shop, 23 Hood, Phone
tee
oa _
ae aN a i Oe AA seas % . Se re ee fe ‘ | Hee i : ie l 2g 1 eo i j it by eS
¢ 4
_WwnpwxsDAy, ayaa 1956 =< a
__Boats & Accessories 85 “It's his day off duty, sir, and:he couldn't get shore leave!”
For Sale Trucks 90
le ele Werke tathes ont 4 i
HARRINGTON BOAT WORKS 5, APH
Ef be sinssccovered, oak frame.
el ioe
We have several new qut-
board runabouts used as
ager ki ‘for sale at
“Stare, bar reduced price.
tor t thre
in “te aust second
- ‘ t a
oad up. star boats. ‘Teenee and Little
ing for the}
«NDERSON HARDWARE CO, 21828. Te
re|.. TONY’S MARINE
SERVICE
OR. 3-1551,
Wi HARLEY DAVIDSON 14 LOAD- “with extras OR 3-4061.
extras. Must sell. #08: Palmer
FE ¢-8066. or A
Beviduoo "Bate: ere ta souls
a Collisien. 2018 Harbor FE 41762.
| For Sale Bicycles K4
OIL'S BIKE. 26". 2 YEARS OLD,
24 in. oS
Boats & Accessories 85
tier - "$6, 30 HP. Merew motor. EM 5 ‘ oe ry . .
Ww beard, both for #1
rnc eee iv PL er. Sho
EM
4 BP RUDE OUTBOARD
m 93-0860.
A 12° to ; 18 ‘
w LATE MODEL CARS, CLEAN AND
BRING TITLE ey WAITING
GLENN'S
BAt takes AUTO PARTS
‘2 oF
SHOP I
Then Bring It Here
is AVERILS™
— — grade used cars. We
Drive the extra Bie.
r wil ‘ve? you well. 4540 Dixh
“H. J. VANWELT ‘ OR 3-1356
WE PAY
For Clean Used Cars & Tracks.
Matthews- |
0 PM P
tive 39 oy
motors on LEAR oo |.
3 fiURONS MTR. SALES
aa4| 51 Chev. Scbusbaia, ;
Top Dollar.’ : CHEV. mo 9
oo oon 4 tO ICRP ae ee or Se
Hesking Chow . 6131 Dixte veg at ba
Sage 6-607] : nites ®
1954 “FORD + » CALL BE-
tween 7 and 4 2-8343
Good cond, All metal
box. OR 3-3496:
id Used Trucks
. -$295
‘St Ford Tractor.....$495 gore BRAKES, READY TO
'47 Brockw'y Tractor $595 FULL AIR BRAKES
$495
TRUCKS ARE OUR BUSINESS -
OAKLAND AT CASS
PHONE FE 5-9485
For Sale Cars 91
-BUD-Shelton— OFFERS
| ite ower ip ot pevenax $i Md Bute: Super COMV ...vsnee Bay
*b4 ad ‘SS a | on ev, Bel Air, 2 dr
"$1 Chev. cl. epe. Pow-glide 645 | Fes r rd-O-Matic : 405
| Chev, SP incanends 545
Fr sn Bog cereseqenes e-|
D. kevdecscunes
41 Hudson 4dr. foc. 8 18 ‘S oy i $
4 ponte po ‘i gee wake po]
s
7 Bud "Shelton ing ee ‘Sales
Sale Motor Scooters 82 rude motors, alum, boats| Cor. Auburn & E. Bivd. FE 4-6728 cheap. 10:06 to $:00. 2608 is6t ROADMASTER BUICK. ORIO. CUSHMAN RAGLE RECENTLY | _ Orchard Ra. $-0112. owner. 4-T187.
Mowernaled. rhauled. bse gy ong 8830 Bright- AV UBED | ~~ Bor SPECIAL. 1050 ] Lake Hts. Sub. boats and of all makes. wes
HARRINGTON BOAT WORKS ‘ . 4 DR. HA
T. A-l condition. 7 7-0584, Le R. FE “top: R & BH. W.W., Stone. Put
amet Transportation Offered 87) _ Tennyson, ye ese
For Sale Motorcycles 83] riy ny AIRLINER ENJOY ALL a ae ak lal
“6 RARLE WITH EXTRAS. ¢1 Joe Angeieg, San Pesos aon oe BUYING
and % ) 331 W. Beachdale. | DiC. Oi ee eee ees: USED "AR
a genet” Perey orvice toe. OR | A CAN BE condition. . 3-1254. Ine. si ha %
Sie. Casey Bey Devise, MN | FROCK GOING NORTH PART SAFE,.TOO...
iste HARLEY DAvibeON aq. | 20d sitter_ver_FE Seve : erertend, Baie smo | “Wanted Used Cars 88| FROM™A RELY ABLE A STAND
4300. Good condition, 3318 ane wrD E COUPE, Re 1933 BQUARELY Pan We rpm St. Auburn Heights, After SELL. re aRY ONE r
MOTOR SAL&s
Plymouth
2 RS PAIR D* ALING
Cass “7 4. Stre
1953 @|FORD 2 DOOR!
$695
LARRY JEROME a ‘Sn? DEALER
THAN ro ROY ing SEL XE 2 DR.
R_& n "is 3-2002 _R_& H. $125, CR 32002
104 BUICK SPEC. TAKE OVER
payments FE 42813. ‘FOR M oon
1954 CHEVROLET
Automatic transmission, low
mileage. 1 owner, real nice.
CENTRAL LINCOLN- “MERCURY _Cass_at Pike PE 4-308
-BONE VALUES AT
HAMBURGER | PRICES EY
isp 74 RP EVINRUDE WITH CASH FOR ANY MARE OR LATE $3 Bute Buick e*Beation Ww anon
a ais o. “$185. : ear ‘4 door a
“poate . sale price. Elte- North Chevrolet’ 8 u Homes holier
Soe Pr VSOPREE AY! | ae Ma Birmingham ‘° rs eeer oe
ae ead ic wa RO, POLAR FOR | Ste er sates . HURO
Boat Covers “COMMUNITY Pe
- E _. MOTORS Pp ch * OUTBOARD ‘803.N. Main, Rochester | ya eee cee
MOTOR PARTS. cram Th sin, Rone Pe MILES
National |
Motor Sales.
- | We will sell you a car, | even if your credit has +1953 Ford Tudor.....$845
ee cies
s3 é
| Cuzan
Seon, “te tinental, ER Sew 8 MApi
- NEW CAR -
- GUARANTEE.
UP TO $1200 OFF
BUICK ROADMASTER. § DR.
PONTIAC STARCHIEF 4 DR.
PONTIAC 819 CATALINA 4 DR,
PONTIAC STAR CHIEF CONVERT.
PONTIAC $60 4 DR.
PONTIAC 860 3 DR,
—Com'ty _ mee da
~ Motor |
Sales 223 MAIN 8T., ROCHESTE:
Olive 2-0481 or OLive Saat
WILL. ACCEPT
= gun< cameras, ea
part. paymem of cm. used
zs USED
62 Oakland Ave
— COUNTRY SEDA
its 4 » Radio, Gaston: Ford-0-
Matte fe, 24008. power seats, Really
~ SPOT SPECIALS
1950 Hudson .....-.. $245
1952 Chevrolet ...... $595
14951 Cadillac ....... $1295
1953 Hudson ....... $795
1951 Pontiac ....,...$395
1955 Oldsmobile ....$2195
1953 Pontiac ....... .$895
1955 Pontiac .......$1895
1952: Pontiac ...... . $695
1954 Oldsmobile ... $1795
1951 Dodge ....+++-- $395
1954 Ford ..... ‘yeee $1095).
1954 Chevrolet ......$695
1952 Buick .........; $795
1955-Chevrelet... 5 $1495
1953 Oldsmobile ....$1095
OLDS-CADILLAC
Orchard Lake at Cass _
FE 80488 .
ins FORD 4 DR. 000 A AL
miles. F-O-M Heater. Mah c-ocis.
Birmingham
Clean Cars ~~ FROM :
Bob Frost, Inc. LINCOLN MERCURY AND
850 S. pecmerta eae BIRMINGHAM
JOrdan 63033
55 Oo. V fxcellent t condition. =e Shirley,
i
ONLY AT
‘| OLIVER S WILL YOU FIND
VALUES LIKE THESE!
1950 Buick 4 dr..... $195
ey Be Fy aa
0,
1952 Olds 4 dr, sedan $765
Be ee matic, Spite ond bent. er nice —
lo, prio, ‘stock nN
195! Buick 4dr a amie $445 s the r er and @ super
‘extras. Stock es Jamia Lots of
1951 Kaiser 4 dr...... - $268 eee drive, radio and heat-
tires in tip Good and
shape. Stock No. 338,
, | 1953 Chevrolet 4dr... ¢ $895
1951 Pontiac 2 dr... . .$395 — lot of ere’s 8 car for only $395.
- ine oar ae:
tras,’ Stock "No. 383.
1953 Chevrolet 4 dr. $795
a ee , » A Bete
snappy
Pee 1955 Ford Fordor... «$1595 ‘Automatic
rest erformance, Block Ns. |
ee err re 194 FORD, OLDS ENGINE. 2219
Ellery.
5} AT VERY |
top p- 210 Deluxe
1951 V8 4 Dootecct. CEN TRAL ~ LINCOLN-MERCURY oe Fee,
- 4951 FORD . Radio & Heater, Custom §
$350
‘CEN TRAL|
: LINCOLN-MERCURY Chane at Pike Sta.
4-385
~~ V8. RADIO,
heater, Ford-<-Matic, white walls,
t », 28,000 actual miles,
~—~Orion~ Sales
M24 Clarks’
Peee> Reewey
LOOK
sete
k safety features -_ make
that item | } every function:
988 Ford Sanne. Thunderbird.
engine, Nylon top, F.O.
1055 Plymouth Savoy club sedan,
power flight eT ve sharp.
CLARKSTON MOTOR SALES
et frat al MAIN 8T LARKSTON
Open Hyeniées Till 9 p. m.
Ment, ° top” aimost new, spot-
: Good ‘running va ty "$1000.
- MI 6-44’ after 6:
1 ry
reasonable, A-1 condition. New
batteries, 5 new tires. 1 owner.
See and drive. 3236 | drive 3238 Joslyn Ra.
Chev. ‘56
Demon. & Execu. Cars
Substantial Savings
2 DR SEDAN. HEATER AND DF- TER, TURN SIGNALS. LOW. MILEAGE.
BEL AIR 4 DR HARDTOP vs DA LOADED WITH EF BEAUTIFUL BEIOE anD
GOLD. 2TONE FINIS CENTRA RAL
70 ~~ « MERCUR . ‘and power ~~ power windows wand, power
ah $iT per month, OR 3-3569.
¥. PAIR CO ‘DITION.
35164. “ter $ pm OR reer Wd
Ae on Senet condition. 1123 axavlew. aro 5 & 6 pm,
21.2%.
“CY OWENS” © —
YOUR FORD |
‘ DEALER — Ad USED CARS
OVER 80 REAL. BUYS]
“CY” OWENS 147 8. Saginaw St.
PE 64101 FE 58-3588
Open 6 a.m. to. 9 p.m.
NASH RA CUSTOM, | *
wl dr. wire wheels and continental
tire kit, oe FE 2-2227.
i063 OL FULL FE +1 cy io PATRICIAN, FULL
Pesoce trom.
MAZUREK
MOTOR SALES _| SOUTH BLYD, Az AT WOODWARD _
Jack W. Haupt |
Pontiac Sales | 1956 Catalina sedan. Power steer-
ing, power-brakes. eae mye 8 sisae
oaded with extras. 200 es
] Save smueot
sion, Excellent condition. 1952 Pontiac. Good comlition, Exeel-
len! Srenapertation. jave- money!
1962 Piymeuth. Transportation spe-
xcellent con- elal. w mileage,
dition.
ae bang Aur Chevrol Good
Powerglide. Radio fenton,
white “sidewall tires
MAIN BT, CLARKSTON
Open nig hts till ©
MAple 5-566 or MAple 5-1141
z a olor BR Pitas
motor
GReeniea? 6-298 : .
40 PLYM . Li
MOTOR, RADIO, HEAT.
ER, GOOD BODY, $75.
a1 86. ee
oh ois
EASY ED WILL.
TOTE
YOUR
NOTE aid ine: 4 s Credit
Is Good Here paracsr MOTOR WER. | +
wae “two to
5 Packard nates. two tn stock. :
‘ke Ford Vie 92242
‘Ss Dodge Club Coupe .....- . sa BS Chev. 2 GOOF o.csernee 1392
‘$4 Merc. & 1442-
‘3 Olds Hard T, —. -suesece 1442
"63 Chev. 4 door P.G, 1042
63 Dodge ra Tiss 942
‘$3, Plym 4 door .... 7182
"$2: Ford 8, | GOOR ca rrvvcees 682
+52-Pontiac 2 door .....sss-r $672
‘$2 Plym 2 door ... «sss» ~* 362
tg doer .f Breerrtre) 4 4 |
"61 Pym. 4 door seenennes 302
"58 Gh t 212
“8 Mere Mae 3 4° wd acniaele ta ‘ont 5.
‘41 one 132 ET Chev. 2 Goose ..+-+ seus a2
‘54 Ford Stake sous $1004
152 Dodge % ton pickup .... $1
r'50 Dodge %% ton pickup .
$0 Chev. Bub, = sseee § 392
"68 Bord 1 tem. pletnp, «-.--- 302
“*RIEMENSCHNEIDER |
DODGE-PLYMOUTH HARD ty EASY TO
232 8. gaginew FE 20131
VOLKSWAGON TE. 1955,
condition. $1500, MAy-
fair 6-2730. lg
: it.
persed $1450 FE FE rein ‘ous 6.
CHEVROLET
“Oakland County’s
Fastest Growing
4 DR. STATION WAGON. PG.
—— FINISH, V-4, LOW MILE: |
V-8 CONVERTIBLE, PG, LOW
— NEW CAR APPEAR. |
MANY MORE TO CHOOSE —_
AS LOW AS
“$195
Your Car Down HIGHEST TRADES
j TAEY ADVANTAGE OF OUR LOW OVERHEAD LOCATION
OUR AIM nya UALITY
DON'T DELAY ACT TODAY!
HASKINS, CHEVROLET
“Oakland County’s
Fastest oe Dealer”
Open’ Nik
wD a»)
CRAZY! But the boss said, “Get
rid of ‘em before fall.”
And getting rid of ‘em is
just what we're doing.
= in and see for your-
se
55 Star Chief Convertible. Radio & heater, pow-
er ae ie brakes.
seit 895
53S Hard dt 1195) Hag yt ardtop $
Sy see See,
; PONTIAC
'56 870 H’dtop 4 Dr. $2495 Radio & heater, Hydramatic,
FORD
°$3 V8 Custom .. “3 895) Radio & heater, W-W
"54 Mainline ....... $ 995
50 0 Fleetiine 4 Dr...§ 395
PON TAC RETAIL STORE © “GOODWILL
USED CARS” 6s MT. CLEMENS ST. PE Snir 7.
Le - $2195}
ALES
415 Saginaw at Judson 0151 Dixie Highway st
MAple 5-607! HASKINS
SAYS. : prey TRANING A
is Ang VoL thie SAVINGS
OPS again - pay i» 4 ooo 7
MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM
MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS
HASKINS
ealer”
M15 ) Open Wites "tit
54 Ford tudor ....$699
53 Olds 88 4 dr... .$999
52 Plym. 2 dr......$444
53 Buick hardtop $1099
54 Chev, 2 dr......$799
53 De Soto 2 dr... .$644
55 Plym. 2 dr. .. $1244
b'’53 Chev. hardtop. .$899
52 Ford fordor... .$444
53 Merc. 2 dr..... .$799
'53 Hudson Hornet $744
54 Plym. 4 dr......$799
53 Chev. St. Wgn. $844
$5 Ford tudor... .$1044
52 Chev, 2 dr......$444
52 Buick 2 door
’§2 Dodge Club Coupe
751 Chrysler 4 dr.
51 Ford Sta. Wen.
_ CONVERTIBLES
°54 Ford Convertible
49 Packard Convertible
53 Chevrolet Convt,
‘53 Ford Convertible
Bs Ford Convertible :
55 Ford hardtop. .$1699
51 Plym. 4dr...
$10 DOWN DELIVERS
CARS LISTED BELOW
51 Pontiac 4 dr.
52 De Soto Club Cpe. -
°51 Ford %4 Ton Pickup |
"50 Ford 4 Ton Exp.
TRUCKS
‘55 Chev. 2 Ton Dump |
/_’52 Ford F8 Tractor “{]
"50 Chev. % Ton Pickup
'5] Ford 4 Ton Few
"50 Ford % Ton Exp. _ TURN TO
TURNER For the BEST
In “WHEELS and DEALS"
'53,Plym. 2 dr.....$699 |
55 Ford C. sedan $1799 |
55 Buick hardtop $1999 |
51 Chev. 2 dr......$244 |
*54 Buick hardtop $1544 |
"53 Dodge 2 dr,....$599 |
’53 Ford tudor ....$699 }
*54 Ford hardtop, $1099 |
‘$3 Nash Rambler $599 |
$244 |
53 Ford sta. wen. $899 |
’53 Ford hardtop . .$899
53 Chev: 4 dr......$699 |
52 Ford sta. wgn. $699 |
52 Lincoln Capri. .$744 |
$1 Ford tudor ....$244 |
| Harold Turner, Ford! 464 S Woodward. Ave.
Birminghqm ‘Midwest 47500 :
Fe A PHONE CALL : =
ef.
st. at
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Channel 2—WJBK-TV Channel 1-WXYZ-TV | TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS
/6:00—(7) Top Secret. Paul Stewart
in “Disappearing Act.” (9) Meet
Corliss. Archer. (4) News and
Sports. (2) Linkletter’s Kids,
6:15—(7) News, (4) Sonny Eliot.
(2) News.
Final 3 Days
ECONOMY SHOE STORE 552.N. PERRY Civil War feature film. (9) Mil-
“lion” Dollar Movie. (4) ‘Talking
Point. .(2) Detroit Speaks.
6: 45—( 4) News Caravan.
7:00—(4) Nation's Press Confer-
| ence. (2} Frankie Laine Time: Channel 4—WW4J-TV
7:30—~(7) Amazing Dunniger. (4)
Father Knows Best.
8:00—(7) Screen Directors Play-
house. George Sanders, Con-
stance Cummings, Cynthia Bax-
ter in Henry James’ ‘The Bitter’
Waters.” (9) The Barris Beat.
(4) (Color). Television Theater.
Kurt Kaszner, Leora Dana in
“One Way West,” suspense
drama. Os The Millionaire.
Woman uses her gift million in
‘search for the son she gave up|?
$:30—(7)° Eddy Arnold Show. (9)
lystery Theater. Bette Davia,
Gary Merrill in “Another Man's!
Poison.” (2) I've Got a Secret.
9:00—(7) Wednesday Night Fights.
“clothes-beauty care” treatment. Start fresh, be fresh and.
look fresh today and everyday!
@ Sport shirts beautifully finished te retcin original newness.
e Coen. dean, adechdtamad tan takasenes te maedel
@ Cotton dresses and texture-sized by special
process. :
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(Drive In) (Downtown) ‘| - “Mexico City.” (4) Confidential Heavyweight bout: Harold Car-
ter vs. Bob Satterfield. (4) This
Is Your. Life. Roy Rogers story.
Repeat. (2) Steel Hour. Hand-
some young peddler causes ro-
‘mantic complications when he
comes to small community.
9:30—(4) Studio 57. Mysterious |
phone. call and music of honky |
tonk piano make: up “Night |
Tune,” mystery 9:45—(7) Sports ‘Headlines.
10:00—(7) Playhouse. Howard Dutt
Eva Bartok in ‘‘Spaceways.”’ (9
National News. (4) Amos .‘n’
(2) Adventure of Ellery)
Queen. Hugh Marlowe in “Vic-;
10: 10—(9) Weathervane. (9) TV
Baseball Hall of Fame. Charlie
Gehringer of the Detroit Tigers.
10:30—(9) Lone Wolf. Stranger in-
vades Mike’s hotel room and
tries to make a deal in
File. Good and bad features of
craze for “Hot Rods.” (2) Mr. |
District’ Attorney. David Brian
as D. A. fights crime.
1100—(7) Soupy’s on. Variety. (9)
Good Neighbor Theater. Nelson
Eddy, Ilona Massey in ‘‘North-
west Outpost.” (4) 11 o'clock
news. (2) News. .
11:15—(9) Mr. Crime. Adam Wil-
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Warning.” (4) Little Show. (2)
Miss Fairweather.
11:20—(2) Les Paul and Mary
Ford.
11:2%5—(2) Nightwatch Theater.| Robert Benchley in “Snafu.”
11:30—(4) Files of Jeffery Jones.
Eccentric family has a hobby—| ——
186,000 miles per second. for Mr. TV? New ‘Tic Tac Dough’.
Money Show Appeals:
to All Classes
- By JACK O'BRIAN
NEW .YORK .(INS)—Broadcast-
ing workers are -second highest
paid in ;the U.S., the first—seecur-
merce Department sez . .
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coast while making up her mind
— hubby Paul Stewart, the
Nec new “bandstand” arrived
yesterday, exactly 20 years late...
It provided a nice lineup of
“name” bands (Lombardo, both
Derseys,. Johnny Long, Freddy
Martin, Wayne King) with Bert
Parks emcee and Johnny Mercer
guest star...
Tt would have been a riot back
when the big bands were supreme,
but there are so many tasteful jinant political figures is undisput- ; of.
Pioneer radio thrush Peg La/* Centra .| Hatta -has announced he will
ie comebncking. on the resign when- the Constitutional Top Chit of radoneslit “wards TV'S
Split on Country's Future}
JAKARTA, Indonesia ®—Presi-|bilizing its security by bringing in,
new industry, dent Sukarneand Vice President! Sukarno wants Mohamimed Hatta Tatt-to see eye
Indonesia. * °
ence are not the people's choice. has strong backing
There has never been an election: country.
as the young republic's two dom-
Assembly~ elected in. December
1955 is formally convened some-
time next month,
But he will be acting president
when Sukarno leaves Aug. 25 for
fa ‘look-see at the Communist
world, including the Soviet Union
and Red China. with
A >
Sukarno returned early — this
month from a six-week tour o
the West, including the United
States. This week in his first re-
port to the Indonesian people on
his trip, he said Asians should not
envy Americans for their wealth his eighth blood
quietly observed:
short time," jeal future of completely the last. vestiges of
oe Ove Se in, PN [what he " enibinin Western colo-
inialism. He is particularly bent
Strietly , Speaking, the two men on taking Westemn- New Guinea
who fathered Indonesian independ. ‘from-the Dutch: —~ a goal which
for the offices they assumed at) sapuiefenienipeniigghivntnannivat
the start of the Indonesian revo-
lution: in 1945. But their position’ (Cancer Respects
'No One—Even
ithe Little Tykes
“ALBUQUERQUE, ‘NN, M, .@® —
Four-year-old Chris Barnes' birth-
day cake came too late.
The brown-haired, blue-eyed boy
“a smile like’ the littlest
angel’’ died .just after midnight: of
cancer of the blood, eA
His mother was more or Jess
reconciled to it. A few hours be-
fore, while Chris”
“He's a very sweet, very affec-
tionate little boy. I feel he belongs.
to God and I feel privileged to
have had him even for such a
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tha — saa pas act. Bs ge use it was earned through) Mrs, Doris Barnes learned only FE 4-5791
t such a seemingly “big’’-live-inard work. He called on Indo-\39 days ago he had the disease. music show no longer provides the > ays ago he had the d
wallop it theoretically might . . nesia’s 82 million people to work) Chris was in an Albuquerque| p= a op y hard to exploit their own coun-'hospital about two weeks. The’
It wasn't bad, but it wasn't good ltry'’s tich resources, | on ae 8 “CROSLEY
9~CK ~ jenough. : Hatta, ©, an economist educat-| eT tees im te iy ania Aoihadoad
T \ Ne ¢
st iin .|NEW MONEY GIMMICK ed at Rotterdam University, has angel.” Aut VICE
Dong eo “ae Jack Barry's new “Tie Tac been called a ‘constructive revo-| Mrs, Barnes, a schoolteacher SER
omcumecetae O'Clock sug h,” a new NBC-TV giveaway lutionary.” Sukarno, 55, an archi- with three other children, said’ Member of Onkisnd County
= a tiiteensd gimmick, tossed its cash away/tect trained in Java at Bandung doctors told her they had seen Electrontes Ascostation
> a - Day. (4) Holly-/modestly with a simple device—|University, thas been called an|few such cases develop so rapidly. FE 4.1515
Mi vood Story, (7) The Exwins, (9)(the old tic tac toe whatzis—and it|""émotional revolutionary.” | Chris would have been 5 Friday.| tau ae p ae
; Sh = Erwins, (0) a pleasant and for its ciags,| Hatta has been described as but his mother decided to hurry ” ‘
Cartoons. pretty interesting. * wanting Indonesia to concentrate up a little birthday party — just] C &V TV 158 Osklend me a A a bgt 2 Russell Seeds bought ‘Break the on its economic development, sta- lin case, It wag to have been today. | _ :
se >t — Bank" to go opposite Edgar Ber- (Pelftical Advertisement) (Political Advertisement) (Petitienl Advertivement)
1:25—(2) 7V_ News. gen Tuesday nights. 2 wal
1:30—(2) Linkletter's House Party.
(4) Tennessee Ernie.
2:00—(2) Baseball. (4) (Color).
Matinee Thenter. (7) _. Fes-
tival.
3:00—(4) Queen for a Day,,
3:25-—(9) News.
3:30—(9) Howdy Doody,
$:45—(4) Modern Romances--
4:00—(4) Comedy Time. (7) Mar-
gie. (9) Justic Colt.
4:30—(2) As the World Turns. (4)
Cactus Dan. (7) Ciseo Kid,
$:00—(2) The Early Show. (7)
Mickey Mouse Club. (9) Dance
Party.
5:15—(4) Pet Parade.
6:30—(4) Flash Gordon,
Milk Strike Committee
|Holds Closed Meeting
LANSING \—A special interim.
Senate committce set! up to study Ernie Kovacs had some of the
funniest sights ever seen in TV,
his only trouble being length of
sketches...
With a tough editor Ernie could)
be next season's Mr.*TV .
“Studio One” was arty but not |
artful . ,
Montgomery had another of
those gone-to-seed old Southern
aristocraey drahmas which the
South is even more tired of than}
we. * . .
Winchell’s show starts|
Oct. 5 (a week earlier than
planned) and will appear every
Friday instead of three out of four.
The projected _— specs ‘have
been dropped . Walter
“¢ *
Gene Pater Jr. will direct the
|TV series based on and titled ‘‘The
Great Mouthpiece,” written by his od
famous pop ..» Brian Donlevy is!
last spring's milk strike met be-
hind closed doors Tyésday.
Attending the session with five
committee members wefe a
lobbyist, a spokesman for the state
sheriff's association and farmers
who have complained about strike
damage .
Newsmen were excluded from the meeting by Sen, Bert J. Storey
(R-Belding), the committee ohair-
man.
Wife Slayer Committed
BENTON HARBOR —
Spruell, 55,.accused of killing his
wife, Myrtle, Nov. 29, has been
els at the speed of light, about starred . ‘ee # 8
NBC signed Jack Carson tor an-
other. year while hoping to sell
Jack in a TV show, ,
Japan POWs Home
MAIZURU, Japan — .The
repatriation ship’ Koan Maru ar-'-
rived today with 611 Japanese
ifrom Red China, They included -
|329 war criminals. 2
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Q-Special Education Act ($1,400,000 for 12-4 bill to increase benetits under the
handicapped children). Employment Security Act.
Q—Workmen's Compensation Act. (Resull: 1 3A bill tor special parking privileges
" Michigan enjoys highest benefits in U.S.) for disabled veterans.
4—Homestead Exemption for blind persons 14-4 bill to establish a Veteran's Homye-
or widows of blind «persons. stead Exemption Act.
“BAA bill to expand a State Water Re’ "]5—A. bill to reinstate veterans in theit
sources Commission. _ jobs after return from service.
6—-$2!7.000.000 School Aid Bill. 16—Te original Mackinaw Bridge
Authority. _
7—A bill to increase salaries for school 17-4 bil to add « Fourth Circutt Tuten
teachers and all school personnel. for Oakland County.
: bill for bonus for Korean veterans. 18-4 bill to create district libraries. |
9-A bill to increase Old Age Benefiis. A bill isha ‘mendes the Keone
ar” cca? va yee eg murder, in Be My Alibi.” ' ettno ing of building contractors.
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1 Democrats’ ‘Spotlight, Truman Trying rial Pall the Switch.
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The week before the George : ve mad y tak . =< ge
|second place, their legal obligation|Per throughout the evening, charg-| favorite sons, whe control a tat |
“his POLITICS 1 fae! dinner, Harriman came to Wash - 1. nim would cease. - jing in and out of the dining room) pieck of state voles. Gov. A,B.) | McKinney, recently. appointed) ington to address the National - A} pumber of Ketauver’s dele. |2nd once upse a serving table, “Happy” Chandler tog
dwest campaign manager {0F| p14, Club, Afterward he paid oe : # oer |He spent most of the time in the| — Mes Serpe persuade Harri- : gates, including such men a8 | idor "i conferring with| Seal make 8 deal wie nee
- man to take Kefauver ‘as his run- & secret call on Ketauver at his fen, Mike Manatield of Montana, Jguch cut-of-own’ politicos as Chi-| SMPly because he bitterly
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