| Se Be Allegan County Jail today for in- “request of Allegan County Sheriff ae eS Set fo ee ae + Rite eee ee, ee a a a RE A ee mail to remind us that, as of ae ae | Mail Increases 1 Near Deadline Postmaster Discloses 100,000 Piece Boost; More Help. Added At least 100,000 pieces of mail “over and above normal amniount"’ have flowed through the Pontiac Post Office during the last five days because of the postage rate increase Which begins tomorrow, according to Robert C. Miller, act- ing postmaster. RATES CHANGE ‘TOMORROW—This pretty 17-year-old strawberry blonde, Pat Foster, 5821 postage for each will cost one penny more. Olid Orchard Trail, Orchard Lake, holds up Uncle Sam now wants seven cents per ounce samples of the three most common types of Post Cards ...... 3c tomorrow, the mailing that letter today. last evening collection to-+ day will be postmarked July 31 and go at the old rate. If you mail your letter at the post office in time for it to be postmarked before midnight it will also go’ at oid rate. t+ + * * Woman Charged With Holding Man a Prisoner ALLEGAN ‘~~ Mrs. Loretta Conley, 43, of Allegan, accused of vestigation of fraud. - Mrs. Conley was taken into cus- tody yesterday at a farm near McClure, Ohio. She was picked up on a warrant dated April 27, 1957, charging her with fraud. Hereafter first class letters will) four. o ad e Air will seven cents of six. Post cards will be charged three cents each instead of two cents. Air mail post cards must have | five cents in stamps instead of four cents. The department said mail that is in transit at midnight will be car- ried at the old postage rate. A letter, for example, mailed in New York City today and still on its way to Califorriia tomorrow will be delivered at the old rates. - * * * Here’s what will happen if you by mistake mail a letter at the old rate tpmorrow: The. Post Office wiil ny to collect the extra penny from the person to whom the letter is After Oct. 31 the department will collect a five-cent penalty on mail shert the proper postage. - Stamps due to become the most familiar to the public will be a lavender four-cent stamp with a picture of Abraham Lincoln on it, and a blue and white airmail sev- — -stamp featuring a jet air- iner. ‘Ohio police arrested her at the Walter Runkel, They said they foung Arthur F.. Berg,-78, a retired Chicago insurance agent, lockec in an up- | stairs room at the farm home. Berg had been missing for more than a ag after Mrs. Conley obtained his release from the Al- legan County Hospital : Sheriff Runkel. said ‘she told hos- pital authorities she was_ taking) him away just for the afternoon. Ohio officers said Berg had no money, and told them “Loretta took it Wicd Runkel said Berg had been get- ting a $54 a month retirement check from-an_insurance company Showers Tonight, Mercury Steady Considerable cloudiness and not much change in temperature with occasional showers tonight and to- morrow is the weather prediction by the U, S, Weather Bureau. To- night’s low will be about 62-de- grees. Tomorrow's high is expécted to be near 80-84, The outlook for to-} morrow night is partly cloudy and cool with a low of 60, Saturday will be warm and humid with Sun- day and Monday somewhat cooler. In downtown Pontiac the lowest temperature preceding 8 a.m. was and’ $66 ‘per month in social se- curity,“ 66 degrees. The reading was 72 at 2 p.m, for an air mail letter, four for a first class «letter and three cents for post cards. Postal Rates Go Up Effective at Midnight: WASHINGTON (UPI) — You can save a penny by Higher rates for first class and airmail letters go into effect at 12:01 a.m. tomorrow, but the Post Office Department said mail dropped in the box in time for the P icak Chas Leiter .. de. Pontiac Press Phote General Elected Lebanon Leader Rebel Chief. . Declares BEIRUT, Lebanon # — G ‘Fuad Shehab was elected ca ident today by a resounding vote of rebel and government deputies in Parliament who see in him a hope for peace in Lebanon. As Beirut celebrated with a wild flurry of gunfire,- Saeb Salam, rebel leader in the’ capital, voiced a sobering note. He told The As- sociated Press, “We will continue to fight oh until our demands are met."’ Two major: demands are the withdrawal of U. S. troops and the immediate resignation of pro-Western President Camille Chamoun, Chamoun issued a prompt yeply to one of these demands, telling newsmen he intends to stay in of- fice until his term expires Sept. 23. He made the statement after talk- ing with Shehab. Shehab was elected with the strong backing of the opposition National Front, of which Salam is a member, and over the bitter protests of Premier Sami Soth. A compromise choice to end the long rebellion against pro- Western President Camille Cha- moun, the 56-year-old army com- mander in chief was elected on Parliament's second ballot. Shehab got a whopping 48 votes to 7 for his only rival, Raymond Edde. One ballot was blank. Rebel leaders applayded She- hab’s election. Solh boycotted the meeting in Parliament. Solh de- nounced the election as unconsti- tutional and declared. it was held in an atmosphere of terror and pressure. Rain Delays Golfers CHICAGO ® — Big time golf pros were on hand today for a par-shattering attack in the $50,000 Chicago Open, bat heavy overnight rains forced a post- ponement of the first round un- + (County Deputies Brave Flames, Save Man s Life Two Spot Trailer Fire, Defy Danger to Rescue Trapped Area Trucker _Two Oakland County | Sheriff’s deputies saved the jlife of an Oxford man trapped in a burning‘house |trailer early this morning. The deputies, Harley Hin- man and Francis Earp, no- 4ticed the reflection of fire lin the sky at. 4:15 a.m. while parked at Drahner and Lapeer road and drove to Parkhurst Trailer Park, 1540 Lapeer Rd., Oxford. The deputies found the trailer of Victor Lopus, 46, a trucker, burn- ing fiercely. On «learning that Lopus might be inside, the men broke down the rear door and en-| tered the smoke-filled trailer. The smoke was so thick inside he was treated for smoke inhala- tion and released. Sheriff Frank Irons praised the deputies, saying, “These men are to be highly. commended for their heroic performance of duty. They acted in the highest tradition of public service.” Alter Signals’ Timing to Halt Traffic Snarl A chronic traffic problem at Square Lake road and Telegraph road, Bloomfield Township, has been relieved by a change in traf- fic light timing, the State Highway Dept. reported today. An aerial survey of the intersec- tion was made and the change decided upon, The left turn signal was extend- ed from 21 to 45 seconds after 6 p.m. on Sunday when southbound traffic into Detroit becomes heavy. Pipeline to Bring Beer to Golfers on the Green LONDON (UPI) — Indian-born architect Dharam C. Wadhwa, who is building a house backing onto the 16th hole of the famous Wentworth Golf Course, has de- cided to do something for his friends: who get thirsty before the ‘19th hole.’’. He .intends to fix a beer pipe- line from his bar to the edge of ‘the green. A telephone will be installed by the nozzle and ‘“‘my friends who are on the last lap can ‘phone me up and I'll switch til tomorrow. on in the house,” he said. 'third filled. There was no panic. | charged with “failing to proper- = Toledo Bridge Was Trailing Freighter When Big Span Swung Across Its Path cursion ship with 885 passengers) aboard rammed: into the Toledo) as the bridge's swing-span closed | in front of the steamer. Only three persons aboard the’ SS Canadiana suffered injuries and all were minor. They were treated at hospitals and released, Capt. Phillip Thorpe said the ex- cursion boat, which runs daily be- tween here and Bob-lo Island in the Detroit. River, was following the freighter Frank E. Taplin into the Maumee River. The freighter passed through the opened bridge and the Canadiana was right be- hind. didn't spot the excursion ship and started closing the swing-span. The captain blew five blasts on the ship horn, then threw the big craft into reverse, It was too late. ‘The ship slammed into the side of the bridge. The second and third decks were smashed from the prow back to the superstructure bulk- heads enclosing the dance floor and the inside recreation areas, The Canadiana has a capacity of) 2,270 pssengers. It was about a) Protects Wrong People PUSAN, Korea (UPI) — Po- liceman Lee Yoon Bal was un- der arrest today because he pro- tected the wrong people. He was ly. perform his duties’? because he allegedly protected a trio of pickpockets operating on a train. See Threat to Recovery as 4 Firms Up Rates Congress Alarmed at New NEw YORK (UPI)—U, S. Steel: Corp., the nation’s seoiat steel] producer today raised steel prices pg oie a ton, or 3 per cent, in line with markups The U, S, Steel action left only |? Bethlehem Steel Corp, and’ Inland Steel Co., among the nation’s eight largest producers, that have not | “mong © tnland- said vented it wot act when U. S. Steel did. Bethle- hem directors meet later today. The New U. S, Steel prices are effective tomorrow, The company said its action was taken in light of changed competitive considerations and’ cost ecreante in- curred during the year. “Although U, S. Steel’s average by | increase of $4.25 a ton was less than the $4.50 announced by other producers, a company spokesman said this ‘did not represent’ under- cutting but a different balance among products. * * * The new round of inerpaises, smallest in recent: years, was touched off Thursday night by an announcement. by Armco Steel Corp., the seventh largest pro- ducer, by the.auto and appliance indus- tries, : Other steel products including bars, heavy plates and structural shapes are unaffected so far, x & & This was the first time in recent years that U, S. Steel, which pro- duces nearly one out of every three tons of steel in the nation, has not been the first hes raise prices, In Washington Congiees rumbled with dissatisfaction today over the newest round of steel price in- creases. And thé administration let. it be known the steel industry might be impeding-recovery trom the current recession, jthe lead of Armco Steel Co., which “land National Steel Corp, Steel Price Hikes Company after company followed yesterday announced it was raising prices an. average of about $4.50 a ton to a total of around $150 a ton. The Pittsburgh Steel Co. and Youngstown Sheet: and Tube Co. joined the list today. Other com- panies announcing price raises in- cluded Republic Steel Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp. From Congress came demands for quick corrective action; Mem- bers feared the recovering econo- my might stumble. over more|/ costly steel and many consumer} iterris madé from steel. One economist said higher auto|. ., |Current contract’negotiations would prices this fall could result from thé steel raises, He said the extra cost of steel going into the average car would run roughly about $10 per vehicle but that manufactur-|. ers might add ‘a markup on al markup.” But in Detroit, spokesmen’ for | Ford, General Motors and Chrys!” ler agreed today the outcome of have greater bearing on 1959 car prices than steel price hikes. A Chrysler representative said “a closer study of steel price. in- creases would have to be made (Continued on- Page 2, Col. 3) , kat Wanted — 200 used tires. Top $3 west ane | Predicts Total Car Sales Apparently the bridge operator| Former Officer ; of Teamsters ‘Buick Plans 3 New Li ines Million Higher for 1959 By ROBERT B. TARR o> Buick division of GM Managing Editor, Pontiae Press is preparing to thitodure! TOLEDO, Ohio A 210-foot ex-/three new series of cars for 1959, to replace its current itive series, and is anticipating the nation’s buyers will ‘year. Terminal railroad bridge last night purchase five and a half million cars in the coming} | The new models were revealed at a press showing in Flint yesterday, and wilt market for cars.in the next put 6n sale late in September. be shown to the public and Prediction that the year will be about a million above the expected total domestic sales this year was Past Vice President of Local 614 Fears Union Will Retaliate - * Twe Pontiac area men are among 50 witnesses ex- pected to testify as the Senate Rackets Committee opens a new probe into al- leged gangster influence in Michigan businesses. . Already in Washington to appear before the Mc- Warren, 32-year-old me- chanic for the Pontiac Re- ‘Itail. Store, 63 Mt. Clemens St., from Oxford. Under subpoena to testify for the second time in less than a year is Robert P. Scott, of 31 Bloomfield Terrace, a Democratic candidate for the Michigan House of Repre- sentatives in Tuesday's primary. Seott, 51, was in the committee spotlight last September when he told ef how his life was threat- ened when'he refused toe help a Teamsters Union official “‘mus- cle inte Oskiand. Coubty. rack- ets.’’ What. Warren, of 1940, | Rd., was called to testify # was It was known however;that before he came to the Pontiac agency in March of this year he was a FEARS TEAMSTERS Scott, one-time Pontiae Teamster : |Local 614 vice president, said he did not wish to say w he was scheduled to testify, ause I don't want to take any chances.” He said he feared retaliation from the Teamsters. “That's the way, they operate, - |Scott said. After receiving a telegram last hight from Committee Counsel Robert F. Kennedy, Scott told reporters: ‘Just say I'll be there Thursday (next week).” Although he said Kennedy did not spell out what he would be questioned on this time, Scott theorized that it might hinge on dale, a GM vice president and general manager of, Buick. Ragsdale discounted any appre-) ciable trend to extremely small! cars, predicting that all 1959 mod-' els will be roomier and more luxurious than in 1958. 7 “T know this is contrary to what) some people are advocating,” he| said, ‘but as long as man takes, pride in ‘his possessions, there | will alway be people. who want) bigger and more luxurious cars.’ Ragsdale reported an upturn | in demand for new cars in the | past few weeks. | “This is the first indication of | a strengthening of the new ear. market,” ia healthy outlook for the fourth quarter.” He said Buick currently has 13.- 000 ori its payroll and that figure would be increased to 18,000 by Oct.1 to turn out Buicks at a rate of 1,500 daily. Buick will go on the retail market Sept. 19, the earliest since World War If, All General Motors lines are’expected to be introduced by the end of Sep- tember. So will most of the other cars except the Ford Division of the Ford Motor Co., which has sched- uled production of 1958 models through August and which won't introduce its 1959 line until early October. Fad Ca lenis In Today's Ss 5 Press = La&S Standard Ser. 644 Oakland 28-32 Marketa ........00.cecseeee. 46 Obituaries .....6....06.0505. 11 Sports ..... ele paesivesee 39-438 - Theaters ...... wi., 44 TV & Radio Programs. we si 51 Wilnon, ‘Karl. ............... 51 Women’s Pages. ieee teeee B937 made by Edward T. Rags-* Preacher Too Noisy 3ALVESTON, Tex. (UPD + Pentecostal] Preacher C. T. Car- roll was fined $20 yesterday for disturbing the peace during a4 | revival service. Police said he was making: too much noise. his recent suspension from the In- ternational Barbers Union Local 552, AFL-CIO. PROBE SUSPENSION A Detroit investigator for the committee said back in May. that the Senate group might look into the suspension. Scott charged it (Continued on Page 2 2 + Cot. bd = — Ganmen Marder Lilly Co. INDIANAPOLIS ) — Official Forrest Yeel, 54, executive vice president of the huge Eli Lilly & Co. pharmaceutical ter. Teel was the top sales he said. “It indicates/firm, was shot to death early today in a shopping cen- Witnesses said another car sped away. executive of the drug firm. He is widow, Mary Elizabeth, and| a son, Tom, 14. HIT BY 3 BULLETS Three. bullets went into his throat, right side and right hip. survived by his* “}counterman in a restaurant in the ‘ispeed away efter he heard noises was asked who shot him, Four times he murmured. only “hospi- Witnesses told police Teel's white Cadillac backed out of a driveway, over.a lawn, acress a street divider strip, over a curb, and hit a utility pole. Teel appar- ently was unconscious at the time. * * * Reports of two men driving away in a crearm-and-blue, Olds- mobile came from Ear! Alexan- der, 43, a neighbor out walking his dog; and Charles Hendrick, 16, shopping center, Alexander said he saw the car that he thought were firecrackers. MOTIVE UNCERTAIN Homicide Capt. Michael Smiley said it's too early to say what shdoting. | The shooting ‘occurred about five miles from Teel’s home in @ fash- fonable section in the Broad Rip- ple section of Indianapolis. * * + after he was found in his-car, Teel tal.” He was dead when an am- bulance arrived, Clellan committee is Joseph’ not ‘made known by the committee. © official with a Detroit auto agency, motive could be: assigned to the * In, moments of consciousness , fo Testify Again: a ee ee ee uape wanckcs ‘anglieli-hides —rredeche-Sindgeend - % above is reported to be source of an explosion and fire which he tide “enuiad oinedd destroyed four homes in Augusta, Ga., Wednesday afternoon. ‘ amar vata ase x Urges Khrushchev Attend U.N. Council Meeting oO e PARIS ® — Premier Charles de Gaulle today ‘pro-|" posed a big power summit concen at Geneva Aug. From Our News Wires LONDON — Prime Minister Macmillan announced today he is for a special meeting of calling the United Nations Security Coun-|w cil to take place Aug. 12 and that he In Washington House indicated today that Presi- dent Eisenhower agrees fully with Macmillan's call for a Uni ited Na- Rainier, Princess Grace Accept Invitation to U. S. ei NEW YORK (UPI) — Prince Rainier Til of Monaco and Prin- Macmillan Asks Aug. tions summit conference next month. . 3 eee £&,; &- @— Press secretary James C. Hag- erty said been -clearly set forth in Eisen-} ~*~ * * “I have no reason to—suppose, that the President of the United States would not be willing to go er to Geneva or New Yorke” Man said. the meeting would find attending the conference on Aug. 12. i Maemillan tuld Khrushchev the conference he had in mind certain- ly would allow “less formal meet- ings of heads of government” to be arranged, in addition to the sessions of the whole 11-nation Council, This offer indicated he was meeting Khrushchev's Second Time in Month Million-Dollar Flood Hits Kansas Again _ By United Press International A million-dollar flash flood struck Atchison, Kan., today for the sec- ond time in a month, More than 120 persons fled the Kansas floodwaters which followed rains up to four inches last night and early emi * Cleanup araiiens still were un- derway from the last flood in Atch- ison when White Clay Creek again _boiled out of its banks to smash virtually the same area. The drenching rains also x * * The Weather Foll U. 6. Weather Boreas Report PONTIAC AND VICINITY — Consider. able cloudiness a sna not much an od in temperature with occasions today, tenight and ceenerres High teday 84-84. Low tonight 62-66. High temerrew 86 Northe: ty winds 8-12 miles an hour teday and tonight Outlook for tomorrew night, partly cloudy and cool. Lew 60-64. Today in Pontiac Lowest temperature preciding § a.m. At @ e.m.: : wind ‘velocity 12 m.p.h. Direction Sun sate Thoreder “ Ae Bg e = rises LH) Wednesday in Pontiac {As reco reed aeners) ——— ‘ure. ce temper: igen temperature wean. esencceees eather sorts ‘cloudy. rain, One ¥ ear Age | in Pontiac Highest temperature Le ture Meat teMpeTAtUre cssscwcevcsseees Wea 5 Ps Hen org Pere ererebwenens errr reer res « Highest and Lowest _T Pememetares This ~ . Bate in 86 Yea: 1917 7s : wn in 1896 bee ‘ L 2 Miam! snerazsess Stareessegeuesses shewers| at Merriam, which is near Kan- “|least 20 cars, Firemen and police Tornado funnels dipped from rainy skies late yesterday at El- mira, Kan.; St. Joseph, Mo.; and in parts of Iowa and Illinois. Only one twister touched ground briefly at Kesley, Iowa, but caused no damage. * * * The Nishnabotna River spilled over its bank west of Shenadoah, Iowa, yesterday in the wake of heavy rains. earlier this month, the river went on a rampage that claimed 19 lives. About 60 persons were forced from their homes at Atchison to- day and about 60 others were evacuated frem a trailer camp sas City. Water nearly four feet deep swirled through the business sec- tion of Atchison, washing away -at rescued the occupants. Numerous highways in the area were blocked by high water. x & &. The previous flood at Atchison, on July 11, killed three persons and caused 4) million dollars in damage. Kansas City was swamped with a 2-inch rain last night, and Cameron, Mo., was hit with a 3- inch downpour in a one hour pe- riod, Winds up to 79 miles an | through the mid-Mississippi Valley and into} the lower Groat Lakes. : * « The rainfall generally was light- er east of the ‘Mississippi during the’ night. Weathermen said thunderstorms are expected to continue rumbling over the mid-Mississippi, — to- day and push’ eastward into the Atlantic states from Florida to.cen- ed tral New Exgant. SS Tess eee i hower's letters to Soviet Premier|Chances desire for informal, face-to-face/ * we 2|cordon Early Leader 1 meetings of the government of the big powers along the side-| inspection lines of the Security Council con- ference. The United States notes stipu- lated that the technical diseussion should not bind either side to ac-/i Congress Alarmed at Steel Price Hikes (Continued From Page One) before we can say “what exactly it means to our new car customers,” . A spokesman for .the United Auto Workers Union said, “We |. never like to see prices rise like this, However, the companies can’t blame organized labor for this price spiral, “There is no union at Armco Steel Corporation — the pioneer company in raising prices this year,” he said, - “We make about half of the steel use,” commented a Ford spokesman, “Labor costs mean more to the auto indtstry -than material costs. About 80 per cent of what you pay for a car goes for labor and only about 20 per cent for materials, including steel.’ 68 CARS UNAFFECTEYD He said 1958 car prices will be unaffected by steel increases, but)" “‘fust because steel goes up doesn’t mean new car prices will have. to go up.” Meanwhile, Great Lakes Steel Corp., a division of McLouth Steel Corp,, and the Detroit Steel Corp. said they were studying the price situation but planned no immedi- ate action. Sen, Styles Bridges (R-NH), chairman of the Senate Repubii- can Policy Committee, called for “concerted action by indus- = labor arid government to stabilize the economy.” He sald the price hike was “ because “inflation is the worst domestic threat we have in * nation,” « Sen, Homer E. Capehart (R-Ind) top Republican on the Senate Bank- ing Committee which handles infla- tion-control legislation, urged the President to call steel manage- ment and labor to the White House for a showdown if they do not stabilize prices on their own. Heretofore the chief executive has turned down repeated sugges- tions that he move into the steel picture as a top-level arbitrator, Capehart called the .stee] in- crease “unfortunate.” Ewan Clague, commissioner of labor statistics, said the cost of farm tractots probably would go up but that he expected no reaction in the near future on prices of food pro- duced with the tractors, He saw no other immediate effect on living costs, in All-Gauge Event A veteran. of many National Skeet Assn. championship cam- paigns was the early leader in the all-gauge portion of the world skeet tourney today at noon, [| Lew Gordon, colorful T: ‘ ‘Ark., marksman whd won the na tional small-gauge championship this week, fired 100 straight to start. the final 250 target “‘mara- ‘Friday night conference. 2 Talks Water Pipeline Survey Starts Location for Intakes in Lake Huron First | Steps by anaes eastern Michigan Water Authority hopes to bring water to Oakland and Macomb Countion from Lake Huron. * * * Howard K. Kelley, authority chairman, said a construc- tion firm. yesterday placed markers in the lake as a preliminary step to dete the location of the in- take which is expected to go some 7,000 feet out into the lake. negotiations with communities in attempts to sign them up for the $150,000,000 project. Se far only Troy and Uticg have signed. The pipeline is expected to supply 350 million gallons a day to partici- pating areas, which through the years have. seen ground level wa- ter supplies dwindling. * * * Kelley’ said “if everything goes/ right” the line should be in opera- tion sometime in 1961. Authority officials are eying the| city of Pontiac as a ve customer. But City Manager Wal- ter K. Willman said no décision has been reached. * * * Land surveys for the 43-mile, eight-foot pipeline are expected to begin in mid-August, according to a spokesman for Black & Veach, con- suiting engineering firm for the project, Canadian Elected NSSA’s President National Skeet Shooting Associa- tion last night elected F. Stuart Molson, Canadian brewery head, as its 1959 president. Molson is among the shooters in the current championships at Oakland County Sportsmen’s club, The Montreal executive succeeds Chesley (Chet) Crites of Detroit who retires Fri- day after four years at the or- ganization's head. Other officers named Wednesday included C. A. McDowell Jr., Shreveport, La., vice-president and George. White of Dallas, returned as secretary. An executive committee was named, and-—two— directors —were|- elected (a yearly procedure). Dates and site for the 1959 cham- pionships will be determined in a Navy Blimp Forced to Turn Back Again nero St ~ Aha gy Bg nk The 343-foot Navy exploration blimp ran into bad weather over the Hudson Valley last night, Lt.. Cmdr, Don Collins said much of the ship’s. fuel was used up battling strong headwinds. Another attempt to fiy north will be made as soon as ition ¥ : ) mately 24 Jest wide In ition to raising benefits liams College in Chicago, Ms jand tax rates, the bill provides! the new secretary succeeds Ed-|, Yo" construction of house for easing of eligibility require-lwin F. Kirbert who directed lo-|‘*t Wide, the board would ments inecunste by 26 SHIN cal “Y~' activities foe’ 30 yeatt.|> ee thee Soars A rene See Pee ere) ; : July 1 to become|° te ment’s share of state-operated ot the Vi. . the blind, . and i: £wae ascons Rackets Group: Calls Miler, who Evenflo ae ) sean Frenflo |x Famous ZBT “when yor go to Washington be Nursing Baby Powder’ very careful whose name you Units one you incrimina | OF "Value 3 7 "They Can’t Harm Him’ . -timit 6 the! Its chief provision calls for a 2 Pontiac Area Men (Continued From Page One) deat Danes Bat eee noe |B GERITOL 3" ANACIN te owe Fame eats F TONIC TABLETS * * Reg. $2: Value Two 69c Tubes—Save 50c The hearings hadn’t been under zo . long today before one BRYLCREEM FEEN-A-MINT RAZOR bind Gus Alex, ‘of Chicago, te HAIR GROOM | Ve \ oe. | | TRADE-IN: Reg. $17.50 - for his country , : Following Alex to the stand to-/E with % day was Irving P. 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Her letter in the Voice of The People, Tuesday, was one of the most gracious and fine spirited expressions that anyone has read around here in many, Many moons. : x « * Raising two children unaided “gets mighty rough,” she says and we are inclined to believe it might be viewed as “perpetually rough.” It’s a real assignment. It takes courage and it takes some- one with fortitude and faith in God. Virla Danks has both. - And she has much more. kk: ® She faces life resolutely and with an understanding of what lies ahead. In her letter she gives thanks to the various agencies that have made it possible for her to keep her home in- tact. In addition to thanking The Lord for His protection, she mentions such worthy organizations as: Aid To Dependent Children Crippled Children Society St. Joseph Hospital Oakland County State of Michigan City of Pontiac Salvation Army Exchange Club Birmingham Scout Troop . Pontiac Elks Metropolitan Club x * * With the aid, encouragement and assistance of these agencies, she moves forward and holds her place. The Pontiac Press would like to.tell Viata Danxs that it’s a real pleasure and even a privilege —always—to assist people who feel as she does. You don’t owe any of us anything. You've earned the benefits you've re- ceived. Nehru’s Neutral’ Road Veers Decidedly Left Indian Prime Minister Neurvu’s self styled neutrality is a joke. Just ex- - amine a couple of his reactions to various moves by the United States and the Soviet Union. x * * When American troops landed in Lebanon, at the request of the Lebanése President and under specific orders not to fight, Nehru was quick to respond with his condemnation.’ But when Russia in 1956 sent the Red Army into Hungary, at nobody’s request, to crush a genuine revolt against Soviet domination with cruel and bloody force, Nenru remained quiet. He could not talk. Several weeks went by before he grudgingly conceded that the affair had its. bad aspects. . Is this neutrality? x *k * NEHRU may be neutral by his own . standards, but it is not a neutrality that many can admire or wish to copy. New York Gubernatorial Race to Be Exciting Apparently the official GOP organ- ization will stand solidly behind Netson RockereLier’s bid for his party’s gubernatorial nomination in New York. This should be the prel- ude to an interesting contest in the THE PONTIAC PRESS Published by Tut Powrtac Passes Company 46 W Huron Bt. Pontiac 12, Michigan Trade Mark ~ Dally Except Sunday Rosse. Bassett, Jous A. Ruy, Executive Vice President Assistant Advertising and Advertising Director Manager Howan H. Prrecrann uo, Bane M. Tanewets Vice President and Circulation Manager Business Manager z w ‘ @. on a 9 Jonvan, Jonn Prracerae Looe! Advertising Secretary and Editor Manager Rosert B. Tan, G it C.. Lean, Maneging Editor Chasettied Manager by ge ty ae wall os all AP dinpa 3 ava mitliandt Ceneses. chat She onted . ca Fy yo oll at. ey of ABC Phone Pontiac FEI-601. «# Seana i at Smmmnensemen Danks Shows Her contest. First; he wants to win because he wants to win. That’s certainly normal. But, in addition, he wants desperately to succeed so that he can stand as one of his party's leading aspirants for the presi- dential nomination in 1960. A defeat at this point would injure his prestige in the party and in the nation. oo ®: «°° ‘Michigan’s Governor, G. Msnnen WILLIAMS, Was @ HARRIMAN man at the Democratic convention in 1956 and backed the New Yorker until WALTER REuTHER told him to lay off. Reutuer had other ideas. Winning is a “must” for AVERELL. x * * The nation will watch with interest as these two clash. Both are big names in society and both aré big names in financial circles. Rarely —if ever —has New York witnessed a battle royal like this one, ’ It should be a dilly. ‘The Man About Town ve Most Lakes Another Challenge on That Claim Has Been Discounted Movie star: Who got up the idea of giving trading stamps with marriage licenses. Occasionally some other county chal- lenges the claim .of Oakland County of having more lakes than any other county | in the southern peninsula of Michigan. The latest comes from Howell in our neighboring county of Livingston, ov the signature of who allege that it has us beaten in this * respect. ~ To settle the matter, I have contacted Sheriff Lawrence Gehringer — of Livingston County, and he tells me that an accurate count shows that it has 246 lakes. Oakland has 423. A nationally known marketing informa- tion service agent, F Mrs. Marjorie Gibbs, points out that any keen housewife can sit down with the food store ads in her newspaper, together with a pencil, paper and eye for bargains, and save $150 a year. Living in Chicago the past several years, Mr, and Mrs. Harold A. Freeman write that they saw Pontlac grow 14,000 to 65,000 in the 1910-1931 period that they lived here. Mr. Freeman re- tired in 1953 from his position as general ,agent of the operating department of the Grand Trunk System, with whom he had been employed. 47 years. Fruit, and a second crop of apple blos- soms on the same tree are reported by ; David Dirksen - of Rochester, who says it did the same thing last year. . : Fifty years ago today the Pon- ~ tiac post office received official notice from Washington that Congress had decreed that all => —~horses drawing mail wagons must have 30 days vacation each year. A traffic poster that incites serious re- flection is that new one: cu “Can You Stop?” and the little girl dashing out from be-- tween parked cars, Personal nomination for ‘the best TV masters of ceremonies: , John Daly and Bill Cullen; likewise for champion TV pains in the neck, Liberace and Bennett Cerf. Since “litterbug” seemed too gracious a name, and a bad reflection on the bugs, — another, “Litterbum,” has-been created to describe a person who throws junk around, 2 : * Verbal Orchids- Mr. and Mrs. James F. Glover of 42 Allison 8t.; fifty-ninth wedding anniversary. Mrs, Bertha Bidieman of Birmingham; ‘eighty-sixth birthday. Mrs. Ann Begin of Oxford; eighty-fifth birthday. ¥ f * \ > from . : fall of folks “Yessiree, There's Nothing Like Vacation Time” David Lawrence Says: Arkansas Backs U.S Constitution WASHINGTON — Maybe it’s a schools and yet keep them from the Constitution itself, be followed. demonstration of “Arkansas nation- alism” we are witnessing — though perhaps ‘‘stateism” is a more fit- Rights. in the Constitution does say that “the powers not to by the itu- E zg cf 3. g$ : ie EL ee Heist 5 4 fy an overwhelming 1 ity — about 70 per cent of all vast — to retain Gov. Faubus. _— It's a break in tradition to give a in , seamed Tre- sponsibilities that weren't necessarily theirs.” ‘that the “law ofthe land,” namely. Dr, William Brady Says: Gained Health From 4 being interfered with by the Supreme Court's edicts. There wouldn't have been any i zg z it elt g i z é i zg g z | i LG | i people to- : The Fourteenth Amendment . r ad c Diet in ‘Body, Mind and Sugar’ & Sugar,” by E, M. Abrahamson. M. D., and A. W. Pezet, published by Henry Holt and Company, New York. The book DR. BRADY have. received numerous letters from people who describe the remarkable benefit they have gained from following the hyperinsulinism diet for taper- ing off, as described on pp. 105-106 of the book, or the diet described on pp. 68-69. , gested a book, Body, Mind & Sugar, which I first borrowed from the library and later bought, “| carefally followed diet in the book and al] the has vanished, I'll ever be grateful to you and your column. z" “Also, I had sinus trouble badly, One might say the same thing of the consumption al- coholic beverages and liquor, for all the effect it will have on the stnart (aleck) set, letters, not more than one page © persona! 7 ai é FRi Lege 5, bat | i : i i i ii i st Re | to aor cee? dea + © Tt has to be developed as. . . We grow from day to day... It In things we have to do. . . Sup- ported by our interest in... The course that we pursue... And most of all our willingness . . . To Of faith and courage strong . - . And it is worth the effort and... The time to cultivate » . - If we would render services. Services to God and home. - . And all the neighborhood ... © As we are confident that we . . . Can Teally do some good. (Copyright 1968) the ntial stock of Sen. Lyn- don B. Johnson (D-Tex). . Southern Congress members who fear a national party split over racial issues are talking more and more of Johnson as the kind of moderate in that field who might keep the party united. Case Records of a Psychologist: * > Flowers Can Be Psychiatric Dr. Carleton is a versatile- -. modern scientist who doesn’t stop with his own. specialty. of botany. He now uses flowers for treating retarded children and zooming the- morale of the handicapped. He employs flow- ers as psychiatric medicine, too, so follow his ideas below and adapt them to all your own youngsters, = By DR, GEORGE W. CRANE . 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Russell thus al- layed apprehensions of some law- makers that he would urge unified|’ control of all state colleges and universities, * * One of the new boards suggested by Russell would constitute. a new central state agency, mainly with coordinating functions. This board, te be called the “Michigan Board for Higher Ed- ucation,” would lack authority to interfere in the internal manage- ment of any institution. the four institutions now grouped under the elective State Board of Education. aes. This would give increased auto-|decision until he confers with the nomy to Central Michigan College at Mount Pleasant, Northern Mich- igan College at Marquette, Eastern Michigan College at Ypsilanti and Western Michigan University at Kalamazoo, Russell, a former assistant U,S. commissioner of education, was hired at $100 a day and expenses to direct the $161,000, two year y legislative study, financed in part from Kellogg Foundation funds. He currently is chancellor and executive secretary of the Board of Educational Finance of the State of New Mexico. * * * In his report yesterday, Russell urged that board members of all State institutions be appointed by the governor instead of elected by popular vote. The governor’s appointive pow- er now ifs limited to the boards of Michigan College of Mining and Technology, Ferris Institute at Big Rapids and to certain appointments to the temporary board of Wayne State University. Wayne State is in transition from a City of Detroit to a state in- Stitution, “It would seem logical,"’ the re- port stated, “that the state should have some central agency the development of higher educa-| tion on a state-wide basis.” Decision Near | on Dock Issue Contend Outcome May | Play Role in Location of New Industriés LANSING u—A two-year contro- versy over construction of a loading dock in Lake Huron toward a showdown today amid conten- tions the outcome may play a vital role in loccation of, new indus- tor Gerald E, Eddy, who will ap- prove or reject application of the National Gypsum Co. to continue dredging operations for the dock a mile south of Tawas City, x * * Eddy said. he would postpone a State Conservation Commission at its meeting “hext week, Whatever | the outcome, however, the case/ likely will go to the State Supreme Court” os cs tre Geum ‘eiuoene oll cials and Tesco County business- men and school leaders called on Eddy to issue the permit at a five-hour Hearing yesterday in the House chamber. Representatives of lakeshore owners and an official of the Michigan United Conservation | Clubs urged him to turn it down. The company has _ virtually completed construction of a 1,000- foot loading dock for-its ships car- rying gypsum taken from its Iosco County quarries, Operations to! dredge out turning basins and a 200-foot channel 8,600 feet into the | lake are scheduled for completion this fall, a new law which requires per- mission of the State Conserva- tion Department for operations on the state's =4 merged lands, - Thomas J. Foley of Detroit, at- torney for Dunbar and Sullivan Annual Meeting, H unting | Are Issues in If Waterford Township residents want to continue having an annual| township meeting, they will vote NO on the proposition at the Pri- mary election Tuesday. The_ ballot states, ‘‘Shall the An- nual Towréhip Meeting for the township of Waterford, be abol- ished?” The annua! meeting is the only one in which township residents may make motions from the floor first presenting the matter to the township beard. If residents want no more hunt- ing with high powered rifles in Waterford Township, they must vote YES in order for the referen- dum to become law. . Waterford — This proposition reads: “Shall Act No. 10 of the Local Acts of 1957, .,entitled ‘an act to prevent hunting with firearms in the town- ship of Waterford, County of Oak- land, except state-owned lands un- der the jurisdiction of the Deépart- ment of Conservation; to author- ize the arrest of any person’ or persons so offending and to pre-) scribe the penalty therefor; and to provide a referendum thereon,’ be approved and take effect. . — * * * Clerk James Seeterlin has asked that individuals take time to read before these two vitally important propo- sitions. 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Pipe Smokers Preparing to Light Up FLINT (AP)—The world’s most placid contest will be held here over the weekend. x «x * Pipe smokers from all over the United States—probably 75 to 100 of them — will stoke up. with a special contest blend and puff away for the 10th world championship Saturday. : The rules are simple. Light up and have at it. If it goes out after the first minute, you're out. The last man puffing is the winner. . Last year’s champion, Harold R. Soden of Lake Placid, N.Y., kept going for 70 min- | utes 15 seconds. That's far from the best. | “Nobody ever will beat Max’s record,” || Ba says Paul T. Spaniola of Flint, chairman of | the International Assn. of Pipe Smokers | Ee Clubs convention and a former world | champion himself. x-* 2% The late Max Igree of Flint puffed for | 125 minutes 7 seconds when- he won the championship in 1954. “Max gained 30 or 35 minutes on every- | body else because he’d almost let it go out | and then at the last second he would re- | vive it,” said Spaniola. cd - é | Ait Conditioning—temperatures mode to order—for all-weather comfort. Get © demonstration! | oe Seanforized Mattress _ Pad and Cover Reg. 549 «©6939, 97 Fine muslin cover, fluffy cot- ton fill. Fits snugly, smoothly ..» won't lump or shift. For twin bed. For full bed .. 4.97 Miracle Mile Shopping Center—Iin the Bazaar Area [Or Fe. ace, Td check wp onl] Open Daily ‘til 9 P.M. 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Vs ‘ ‘ ¥ ; a a? 2. a” > Si Mn 4 oc y . : " - oo y i toe! “a "9 oy pene « , * Fi yd z a i ; 4 * % 2 * + y " oo : “% ihe ¥ { “Wonder-Fluff” finish keeps them soft and absorbent. Firmly Bob Considine Says: gc mc eet a 40 CT AiO wet ae World’s ‘Press to The heavy: lastemedlh. te aa 3 De wy 4 wa aan » R ‘Valoen: peabect NEW YORK —Orval Faubus, the Arkansas Travailer, has won an-| countless readers will be.| of a tanktown college which the other term as governor of his] that if the “United States” per Justice Department later identi- state by beating two even sterner| secutes Negroes it is caains 3 fied as communistic, is segregationists in jr BP anamnpecnei destroy all other peoples, uine headache to the federal gov primary. He shoub ve some- ernment. He defied it Pay Le ible with his Repub.|, Oly one other governor of Ar-| yn or bigotry and, as hican opponent in November than, |"2"sas bas ever won a thitd term.| J nag ticked it and as Faubus now has.. This is there-|’ ’ : let us say, Carmen Desapio will have with the GOP banner-bearer the next time Tammany takes a fore a historical endorsement of a politician by the body politic and te thus brings up a question. which ons must deeply concern the President ‘ es ee ee ee and his-chief justice. Faubus ran 1roug and » easily tfo ) world: It will occasion bitter edi- each td ned ag Bade rene ou Ren vce pages torial comment in places the GOV" |said, “Keep your lousy federal/put from the viewpoint ot "al ay Little Rock press as well as else-|the We ernor and many of his constituents |hayonets out of our state, we'll/ agility, where through the South. Little|*¢lt 4m Arkansas, — heard of and care less handle things the way we want. ” * * > Rock’s Arkansas Gazette won two or even most of é it, % oe * * *€ A majority of Arkansas agreed. It ever a governor in the his-|Pulitzer prizes for blasting Fau- x» * * tory of,the republic was ever more bus, ‘ha et ea be - ae ‘hich | How will that affeet the recent/on tne ‘pata of a complete knock-| a5. the $i: ie * many of our friends read, and the|Successful appeal to postpone de-jout by Washington, we don’t re-| 7, oe aod critical neutral press, as in India, an-|member his name. a gs . clear-cut victory will say (with varying degrees of] < , the ropes, but. forever, not long)_. vitriol) that Faubus’succesnful] Supreme Court- tock down that|ago, Faubus got hit right across contempt of the U. S. Supreme |2Ppea! ‘mowing such an act would’ the snout with the heaviest of serve only to make school inte- bludgeons — the Presi- \IN HONOR OF CABLE CENTENARY — — A heavy horizontal - line symbolizes the linking of the Eastern and Western Hemi- spheres in this new four-cent Atlantic Cable Centenary commem- orative stamp. It will be released Aug. 15, in New York City. The head of Neptune and part of his trident appear at left, with . the en A 8 ines NE Michael More {ell into a septic| Beyond Col of Duty tank overflow pit near his home. . ‘most| ‘SOUTH BEND, Ind. .— Robert! Westenberger, who quickly: pulled trefii, days to drive in modern|Westenberger was the right man|the bow § to safety, drives a city] “8 ss icekal tee , 410 bave around .when Syesrold's is Court and of President Eisenhow- er’s use of federal troops in an effort to back up the court’s inte- gration verdict gives ample evi-|5*2 dence that the ‘United States” | hates and persecutes Negroes. gration that much tougher in Geér- oe Alabama and_ other southern SS Se forts, in Tennessee, Maryland? dent's ‘cease and desist” order, His National Guard was stripped from him as if they were the personal property of the Pentagon. Their places were for many a day. A Great Big GOLDEN NUGGET A 12-Hour Super Sale FINAL DAY of CONNOLLY’S BIG SUMMER , | JEWELRY CLEARANCE — Our sale has been very gratifying and we are appreciative of your patronage. However, we still have a lot of merchandise that we wish to dispose of and we are going to make further re- ductions (far below cost) to lower our inventory still more and to make this one day so outstanding it will be the talk of Pontiac HOURS: 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. TOMORROW for best selection but by If You Wish. purchase necessary. e— These and many more bares - 12 HOURS ONLY _ 50, Men’s Soiled Leather Straps—Reg. $2.00 15 Speidel Identification Bracelets—Reg. $13.50...... $4.40 Every Piece ol DP cscagenty: 2 Mean hee rea en’s an oys an Tis » : COSTUME risin and Diamond RINGS On Sale Friday, Saturday and ‘Monday at Just JEWELRY Set Birthstone - Cameo - Onyx ; =—. Reduced . 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Quality Boys’ paciensd BLAZER SOCKS 3.99 Sanforized Solid Color, 3 to 12 Poplin Jackets. . 39¢ Sturdy Nylon Stitching, 3 to 14 | Boys’ T-Shirts . . 1.99 Boys’ Better Boxers & Briefs | Vel SWIM TRUNKS “SHOP | HERE for Low, LOW PRICES OPENING SPECIAL MEN’‘S SHIRTS $1.79 Values 86° 91 Serve yoursell and save Each Senforized Jeans, 3 to 16 Sturdy 10 oz. Jeans Patterns, . 14 1 55 whe 89° OPENING SPECIAL TRAINING PANTS 19¢ Values 9" Serve yoursell and save : © Limit 1 to a Customer - Up to $5.99 Values $1 © Dress Pants—All Colors ®@ While They Last 59¢ Stretch—Regular MEN’S SOCKS. . 3.99 Poplin and 4 Holer MEN'S JACKETS 1.9F Boxer Style Men’s | SWIM TRUNKS -99 Senforized Sizes A to D MEN'S PAJAMAS i aie blesses vl AND SAV’ Renate eee 29° q 89° 1" OPENING SPECIAL BIRDSEYE DIAPERS $2.69 Value "7 Serve yourself and save } TWE LYE. Weight Equals 1,320 Pounds LOS ANGELES (AP)—Test pilot, Al Blackburn sits strapped in the tiny. cockpit, a jaunty smile on his tanned face. He is one of the first fiers to volunteer for a test.that duplicates the seme pressures he’d feel in a three-stage rocket aonslerntieg. to His cockpit 3 in a labora the University of “Southern. fornia Medical School, in a cen trifuge — a machine whose 24- foot-long arm. spins the pilot fast enough to match the pressures of Tap ixpustinnntclbelectnliceis' lai Real terday, is to test human reaction) creases, -— both mental and physical — to rocket flight pressures. - : Blackburn still smiles as the machine spins slowly in a circle, Chem picks. unspent. G's. . ‘A camera mounted on the whirl- rocket flight. ing cockpit monitors Blackburn's Iraq Recogn ized by Iran, Pakistan‘: TEHRAN, Iran (AP)—Iran and Pakistan today took the lead among the Baghdad Pact .allies in recognizing the new govern ment in Iraq. A Foreign Ministry spokesman announced the government's deci- ’ gion to inform the leaders of the revolt which overthrew King Fai- sal’s government July 14 that Iran regards them as traq's lega rulers. * * * Pakistan announced it would take the same step, Britain, Tur- key and the United States were heading in the same direction as the result of consultations with Pakistan and Iran at this week’s Baghdad Pact meeting, which was not attended by the nationalist leaders of the Iraqi regime. The Baghdad Pact allies’ moves to re-establish friendly relations with their old partner did not stop the Soviet Union from launching a new accusation that they were “sharpening their knives” to at- tack Iraq. The Soviets warned. they would immediately come to Iraq's aid. : * * -‘The- Soviet Union, Communist China, Hungary, Coschoslovakia, and Poland recognized the new government shortly after . the. re- volt. Yesterday Moscow name d one of its top diplomats as am- bassador in Baghdad. He is Grig- ory Ziatsov, chief of the . Soviet Foreign Ministry’s Mideast - De- partment since 1954 and a mem- ber of the Soviet Parliament. The new Baghdad regime also Was recognized today by Japan, and yesterday by West Germany and Greece, the first North At- action, The revolutionary govern- ment already had been endorsed by President. Nasser’s United Arab Republic, Morocco, Tunisia, Sudan, India, Indonesia and Bur- ma. x * * In Baghdad, an oil tank fire set off rumors that foreigners. were out to sabotage the new regime. The government moved quickly to stop mob outcries, which included panicky shouts of ‘Down with im- perialists.”’ Testing Men for Roel | struggles ‘fo breathe a0 or Oe the Se oer oe 350-second flight. ‘The grin is strained, t At 6 G's — when he weigha the BF. Schelpe ‘to'3 G's,|equivalent of 1,320 pounds — his). "0" pha OS es 8 ee 3 breathe. He — San of the 5 i - x Then it’s over. The theoretical space ship is in. orbit. 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Oak Park residents will be asked to approve a $306,- 8 eae Highland, A oe ee townships and the city of Oak Park will be asked to +s a phate emesis emma: «errant —-900 bond issue to finance*- construction of an addition to the Department of Pub- lic Safety and the City Hall. in three to six months to citizens in the “dry section” of the area.: Renual Frolic of. Businessmen Set for Aug. 20 The date and details of the ai- * * The date will be Wednesday, Aug. 2. ‘The place will be the cus-| tomary Pontiac Country Club, 4335) Elizabeth Lake Rd. ; fs :for the af- 50 a They are available at the chamber) office, toe \ * * ‘General chairman ‘of the | Frolic js William L. Treanor. Treanor, Other committee ehairmen aréy | tickets; Wayne Gabert, Charles Perkins, golf. fir ington company operator have been charged with grand larceny in the theft of several thousands of dol- lars worth of farm equipment from two Farmington implement deal- ton city police force six weeks ago for sleeping ina patrol car and drinking, and™George Beard, 39, of 32340..Grand River. ° day, Beard pleaded not guilty be- fore Municipal Judge John J. Schulte Jr.’ Examination was set with simple larceny, waived exam- to stand trial Aug. 11 in Circuit Court. He lives at 20817 Sunnydale St., Farmington Township. * * $2,000 farm tractor from Blackett, Inc., Tractors and Implements, mowers from the Everett Imple- jmember of the Michigan Harness ‘Saturday at Manley Bailey Fu- will be in Evergreen Cemetery, Parking Space — Lake Orion Council Gets| _ Islanders Seek Suggestion to Clear Lot on Mainland chaos TRY OUT HORSE SHOW FLOAT — look so down-hearted Petunia, to pull it.” The. colorful float will be the Lake Orion Saddle Club’s entry in Friday night's parade which it is sponsoring with the Lake “Don't you won't have “in Equipment , Thefts FARMINGTON — A fired Farm-| policeman and a moving! A . * * Arrested and arraigned yester- for Aug. 8. Vignoe, who first was charged * Both men have been released on bonds of $2,500, They are accused of stealing a 29039 Grand River, and six power ment fap. 32340 Grand River, Death Notice WILLIAM N. MILLOY "William N. Milloy, 92, oldest life 2 Horseman's Assn., died last night at his home, 2851 19 Mile Rd., near Utica, ‘He was a widely’ known breeder and raiser of trotting ahd pacing horses, _ A life member of Genesee Lodge 174, F&AM; Mr. Milloy leaves a daughter, Mrs. George Haskell: of}. Sterling Township; one — grand- daughterand a great-gra‘:dson. . Service will be held at 1 p.m. neral Home in Birmingham. Burial Detroit, Vandals Litter Park Vandals littered Lotus Lake Subdivision’s private park Jast night strewing garbage on the beach and-durnping a picnic tablel: [J Jand a 50-gallon garbage can into]: @ the lake, Waterford Township Po-| lice said today. Gene Nelson to Marry SHERMAN OAKS,. wre 4{AP)— Gene Nelson, 38, and sitive Mor- Mca cige pe tte Bigs LEILLA BUNKER At commencement exercises at 3 pam. Saturday in the Ford Auditorium, Detroit, Leilla Bunk- er of 2298 Jones Rd., Drayton Plains, will receive her diploma from the Mercy School of Nurs- ing in Detroit-as a graduate | nurse. She plags to work at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital in Pon- tiac following her marriage | Sept. 13. Auburn’s Class of ‘48 Slates Dinner-Dance Aug. 9 at highway. vis) Boice and Robert Krick. AUBURN HEIGHTS—Ciass of "48| iiered by of Auburn Heights High School will'jocation of a proposed Agricultural celebrate its 10th anniversary with|Hall of Fame headquarters. an everling of dinner and dancing) Finaj’ selection will be made at Club Tahoe on Dixie Nov. 24 by the organization's board In charge. of the affair are Bar-| bara (Wahl) Dixon, Coralee (Da-jin Missouri, Pentiae Press Phote Orion’ Rotary Club. The mule will be given away during the horse show Sunday at Kelly's Park. Trying out the float are children of Saddle Club members. Parade to Kick Off Festivities Orion Horse LAKE ORION—A parade at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow will ‘kick off festivi- ties of the 5th annual Lake Orion Horse Show, sponsored jointly by the Lake Orion Saddle and Rotary Clubs. The horse show will be held Sun- day, beginning at 10 a.m., at He Withdraws Suit Contesting Election FARMINGTON — Clare Snover, 29098 + Utley St., Farmington ‘Township, has withdrawn his law suit contesting the July 15 elec- tion in the Farmington School Dis- trict. Snover, a salesman, had contend- ed the election approving a five Operating tax increase for school operating expenses was invalid. | Show: Set shal, said. ~|form at 7 p.m. at Atwater Park, Company Calliope, - _ Other entries will be those by the Saddle Clab, Camp Oakland, Franklin Settlement, East Orion 4-H Ciub, Oxford Pioneers Saddle Club, Lake Orion Junior Gun Club and the Smal! Fry League. which will march in day. * * * He dropped the suit prior to a ‘scheduled hearing yesterday in the 'Circuit Court in Pontiae on the ad-' ivice of his attorney, Snover said. | ‘Hancock Might Acquire Farming Hall of Fame KANSAS CITY — Hancock, '‘Mich., is among sites being con- the National Grange for iof governors. Other possible sites are located Nebraska, Wisconsin, jand Iowa. } rade entries, Shafer said. Four Area Schools Gain U. of M. Accreditation Kelly’s Park on Heights and Jos- lyn roads. ordinance because of a conflict in x = 2 the interpretation of the law. This year’s parade has more en- Counciiman William O’Brien tries than’ any in the past four) y,, years, Gale Shafer, parade mar- The line of march, which will Perry and Atwater streets, will lead off with the Detroit. Edison Highlight of the event will be the Oakland County sheriff's posse, the parade and give a drill exhibition during intermission at the horse show Sun- Islands, The situation would be eased if the village would bulldoze the lot containing the ruins of the founda- Bae et Re at Coenen Se where religious meetings were told the council. Councilmen promised to bring the matter up at the next meeting. Councitmen also were informed the village can have the services of 10 to 15 men, provided by the partment representative, who. out- lined the program before the coun- cil. The: village would be required to provide’ ape Piggy he said, * Village Attorney Harry Slater was asked to draw up a new was appointed purchasing agent for the council since the village wants to obtain federal surplus property. The council has accepted a pre- liminary proposal by Walter K. Willman, Pontiac. city manager, the county pay for emergency that each unit of government in’ in the early 1900's, the residents) — d0@! rite was the Rev.-Walter Gerken. Pontiac General Hospital, services for welfare patients at! MR. AND-MRS.. DAVID M. FOGLER Janet Bechler Vows With D OXFORD — St. John’s Lutheran Church in Rochester was the scene Saturday evening of the marriage of Janet L. Bechler to David M, Fogler. Performing the * * * The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bechler of 796. N. Rochester Rd., Oxford. Mr. Fogler is the son of Mrs. John Salo of 3905 N. Rochester Rd., Lake Orion, * * * Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a floor length gown with a full chapel train of white organza. Her fingertip veil was topped by a crown of seed pearls, and she carried a white = Ten Beauties to Vie in Romeo Pick Peach Queen Friday ROMEO—A high point of ex-| of jcitement for 10 area beauty contest! Detroit and environs, They will | There will be no judging of pa- ‘winners will be reached Friday | visit personal appearances in — radio and television ‘night when they compete for the, stations, be guests of honor at title of Romeo Peach Queen.in the auditorium of Romeo High School. The judging will start at 8 p.m. * * * Communities to be represented The University of Michigan has in the competition are Waterford ‘renewed accreditation of four;|Township, Lake Orion, Armada, Oakland County area high schools. Rochester, Roseville, Warren, They were Dryden Community, | Utica and Romeo. The names of Our Lady of Sorrows in Farming- | the title-holders from these towns ton, Lake Orion and. Utica’s St. Lawrence. Being on the accredited list only by the cards bearing the) will be kept secret during the contest. They will be identified, means that graduates of these Names of peaches which they will | school can enroll at. the University | carry. without taking entrance - examin-! ations. * * * As soon'as the queen and her itwo maids or honor are selected By LEE WINBORN Press Correspondent ROCHESTER — A lifelong hobb by their home in a car. Mrs, Orville Dammann, plot of her own. * x * 1750 N. Rochester Rd.: poses dancer, will gen, 26, a secr , Ae WS with beautiful flowers she - eo iy of raising flowers now pays big dividends in enjoyment and pleas- ure for a Rochester woman, her family and even those who drive ‘“‘Mar- cia” to her friends, inherited her green thumb from her parents. When still a youngster in Bay City, she began working in the garden with her mother and planned some day to have a large When she was married and moved to 1750 N. Rochester Rd. ll years ago, Mrs. Dammann an bulbs. Now two of their 10 acres’ are blanketed with flowers in. gea-| son. In spring it's hybrid iris, in| summer, gladioli, and in the fall, chrysanthemums. 9" Gladioli are Mrs, Dammann’s particular favorites, and like many another hobbyist, she en- joys searching fer choice speci- mens. She will travel miles for unusual bulbs te add to the count- less varieties she has already. The Dammanns attribute’ their success in raising flowers to two important factors. They say: “First the beds are planted in low land where the ground retains the moisture and the drainage is good. Secondly, we take proper care of d , Pontise Press Photo SHE’S MRS. ‘GREEN THUMB’ — Mrs. Orville Dammann of with her . black buckboard, filled grown. : Hobby of Raising Flowers Pays Woman Big Dividends = her husband began setting out|the plants as they mature and holidays, we'll ‘decorate it with brightly-colored trimmings to mark} by the panel of out-of-town judges, ‘all of the-contestants will be intro- duced by Master of Ceremonies J. Gerald McLean or Romeo. The queen and her two honor attendants immediately will em- bark on a busy, busy schedule iChapter of Future Farmers of many public events and vagal ms ‘Mayor Miriani in Detroi a basket of peaches. The 1958 queen will reign « over the 26th annual Peach Festival Labor Day weekend in Romeo. She will be crowned by Governor Williams Aug. 31 in Memorial" Stadium and will ride in the place of honor on the queen’s float in the Labor Day parade at 2 p:m. ‘Honor Future Farmers IMLAY CITY — The Imlay City America was selected as a “‘sil- ver award” winner for its work during the past year, according to an announcement by Lynn M. Bart- lett, state superintendent of public instruction, There are 239 FFA Exchanges avid Fogler prayer book centered by a white orchid. and green ivy. Maid of honor was Miss Juan- ita Borst of Rochester. Miss Doris Monser of Detroit, cousin of the bride, and Miss Shirley Dobat of Rechester were brides- maids, = = Junior bridesmaid was Darleen Borrusch of Garden City, cousin of the bride, while Robbie Bering let Rochester was the flower girl. Jerry Black of Oxford was the best man, Ushers were Larry” Bechler, the bride's brother, and -Ish Jacobs of Lake Orion, Ring bearer was Craig Austin of Utica, the bride's cousin. The reception was held at ‘the Hof-Bran Hall in Fraser following the wedding ceremony. After their honeymoon in north- ern Michigan, the newlyweds. will reside at the home of the bride's parents until their new home is | completed. Annual Festi on of St. Anne’s ~ " Set to Open. ORTONVILLE—The annual fes- tival, sponsored by. St. Anne'¢ Catholic Church in Ortonville, will begin. tomorrow at McFeely’s Re- sort, about a mile south of Orton- ville. The event will close Sunday with a roast beef dinner at 6 p.m. at the Brandon High School cafeteria, co-chairmen Mrs. Thomas Kruez- er and Mrs. Helen Austin said. An amusement carnival will be set up at the resort, with rides and entertainment for both children and adults. There also will be a variety of booths run by members of the parish, and dancing each night from 9 p.m. until midnight. Proceeds from the festival will go into the rectory building fund, € chapters in Michigan. according to the Rev. John J, Hardy. mann said. the Yuletide season,” Mrs. Dam-|[_] *. e ' blassom.”” EER EERE EE a k* * * | ay Te, carming Racer womin Yy, Special Purchase gig to assist her whenever she needs ||} > ee mth them. Her husband uses a tiller |e Bs to cultivate between the rws, and = _ Finest counter topping material a their children,. Tommy, 7, and Dar- | Bi available. Burn-proof, stain-proof, e ‘i Ft t. a lene, 5, both have their own jobs| f™ mar") not effected by acids or alcohol . =. to do. pled : . Oe | a Choice of patterns and colors. = DT oa ae s Pe 1 64« : =n . ’ a garden of his own right next |[ Mit) INLAID 9x12 VINYL J mst ae to ming which he has planted gq LA : with early and late blooming || Mi TILE Linoleum TILE a WALL ae! eee — oe RUGS ifetime Guarantee i: TILE Z@ “He and his sister carry freshly Reg. 14¢ 9x9 ; s Rg i@ cut bouquets from the field to the | fled All Colors egular 2¢ Each x & house so carefully that they never} = cee C Es | break a blossom,” Mrs. Dammann | Millie Now. es 2 seid proudly, . as Yan - 3 * * Travelers on Rochester road se i oes would recognize the Dammann x 2 home if they were reminded of ” Fe] the black buckboard filled with | liam = 8 brightly colored flowers in the front = a yard. The wheels of the buckboard| Pais TFREE! = & Sinetorer we pews ace ial CARLOAD PRICE SALE. ‘Loon Oe and the flowers are petunias, ie ; ; ' — — ——— fuchsia, .. ve —— ‘ war spikes asparagus fern — mak- ing a most effective floral display | | Miles ASPHALT TILE de! ools = for all who pass by to see and _ $ 59 and Tile a. on: Cutters wn, Dammann ai, -we | gill DARK COLORS |... :. 3 a bought the buckboard in Milling- re eo ton ese a vee ml LIGHT COLORS ..... FREE = spent i . < Ang it, but now that it is finished 60 @ filled with flowers, I feel it | uaa CORK TONES. ...... , $ PARKING -._* s well worth the effort. We're is all very proud of it.” me , 80 Pieces Per Cose—No Limit | me | | Next winter the family plans to @ Cone si | ao} ~|Mfove the buckbodrd indoors’ and| iy | | aa. be < ‘ , = 8 uta cutter out in the yard inj] 2) mt - : 99-101 South ar its place. a a: 00 E~ : | a “We'll use it for sleigh rides|| 9.) C | f ss aa Saginaw St. Pr for the children, and during the |i - Fe 4-5216 8 | ; Fo a aie ee ee a eee ne Mii ie FOURTEEN Often Heralds Discovery of Murder ‘ Auto. Theft Boom Shakes ian Policemen’ : WASHINGTON (NEA) — The auto theft boom is giving v policemen the. creeps. For they know an ordinary stolen car report may actually herald the discovery of a murder. * * * Police and the FBI have learned! 1 Fond soon confirmed FBI that investigating an auto heist of- ten leads to the arrest of criminals guilty of bank robbery, kidnaping, rape or homicide. That's one reason why law enforcement uthori.ces are alarmed over the latest crime statistics which show that the number of car thefts is sky- rocketing... The FBI reports that more than 263,700 autos were swiped in 1956, topping the 1955 figure by, about ear, they can never shake the ominous hunch that the theft may be connected with a more sinister crime. For instance, in 1955, when : |stolen auto in El Paso, Tex. HOW TO FOIL THE AUTO THIEF — To help eliminate auto. 4 inte that he © had au friend, Jo Ann Severson, had mur- dered the vehicle’s owner and hid- den his body at Mammoth Cave. : * * * Thus, the FBI uncovered a thefts, in which your car could wind up like the one above, wrecked by car thieves while fleeing police, the FBI urges that you follow these simple rules: car. ae Always lock the doors and raise the windows when leaving’ a Don't leave your keys in the car. Call the police immediately if your car is stolen. Also notify the FBI if you think the car has been driven out-of-state. Don’t leave valuables. in a car where they can be seen. cee er pe ON OEE SOAS: Te motor, serial and accessory numbers. Place a special mark on your car for identification in case thieves repaint it and change the motor number, He si Sn es A E é =! ts GEE had «been stolen and murdered. 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He was so tame, you under- the door asked the housewite,|_ The hootbeats of the horse, oP-/us feel we know Wyatt Earp and|but not in a way that really could] nto the nearest bar.” get Nikita in their| stand, Harmony Book told him. “You've. won a new| {= nation’s liv-| Billy the Kiti better than we dojhappen to you. This estimate of the situation is|gunsights and end all our worries.| He would come and eat out of television set," he joyously an- » Shae sae ag omigrdhaipe cn our next door neighbor. “That's why Westerns succeed.|probably true. Watching Westerns} Meanwhile, back at the ranch— our hand, Sherwin-Williams Co. _ nounced. Ob yes, there was a little| ,,“ yr Jeu oso here were only! The cult of the cowboy and the|You enjoy the tense feeling of|is for many of us — like the os-|seen any ‘| new . Died April the 30th, 1855; 71 W. Huron FE 4-2571 mere ft etch ‘at be Fl trot at eas Ne ar aoe |Sanman, Uke the cult of bosom- walk down a'trich’s fabled custom of sticking’ le! “| Aged 20. years.” + Svuree paid it. But the set hasn't arrived|‘W° Soze is, if Hollywood | yet, and it never will. | doesn't run out of horses and ' This is a typical cake of the Does the: sight of a galloping confidence man in operation. It's nag now give.you a kind of queazy fhe time, of the year when these. |stasick feeling. Well, there’s gnly| Unsavory individuals declare one way out. You turn off your open war on gullible citizens who TV set and turn on your radio. will be swindled or duped out |Then you won't have to watch a of thousands of dollars. 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Machine washable.* *In lukewarm water, | Q?5 72 by: 90 inches muslin. Pencale Luxury Percale Prices Prove SAVING! Silky lustrous Pencale sheets —have 186 threads per inch, give you percale lyxury at price you might pay for 81 x 108” Flat or Fitted... .. .2.13 bottom. ohn [93 72 by 108-inch flat or Sanforixed fitted p LO” - PENNEY’S MIRACLE MILE Store Hours: Open Daily Monday Through Saturday 10 A. M. to 9 P.M. _PENNEY’S DOWNTOWN Store Hours: Monday and Friday 9:30 A. M. to 9 P. M. All Other Days 9:30 A. M. to 5:30 P.M. “alls SIXTEEN , i cg | isos Carry on Tradition, Many Explorers ales _ Mysteries Above Earth” WASHINGTON — The Army’s,entific instruments and. earth-circling Explorers, in pur-|baek unparalleled data. . It ¢ pe ine eee eo ee satellites, launched by rocket from | feet; i Cape Canaveral, Florida, was|from extremely high altitudes, chosen by President Eisenhower from a list of suggestions submit- ted by the Army. * *« * His selection was fitting. The a satellite’s ie ae time.” : 2] name—were titude research] Explorer II's P: craft associated with the United|manned elieeas-heaaboe ae. imagined to be the results at the ' 3 PREX ¥? % LL W, “above, seeretary-- ‘treasurer of the United Steel- Air F oP Kydetatt Del be nw blo 008 fete 9 the Black Hills of South Dakota on W. Stevens, Captain Orvil A. As maces panes. She Rescues Boy . derson, r William E, Kep- ; . “The vehicl ched 60,613/Seems to belong exclusively to the re iar ti ach, ce age noma get FTOM Refrigerator it down, k * & On Armistice Day, 1935, Explor | Gesnimuom Adventures Discovery, |oig boy was rescued from an er II lifted gently from the Strato- ‘ bowl near Rapid City, South Da- be-| raft that have soared into the we for help. = = neath the biggest balloon ever Ae built, Stevens and Anderson soared |*“Y"® frontier. ons ~ hasier yor was oS ata: ae * - {thought she heard a scream the T2305 feet. 1Strange as.It Seems, stopped and listened’ but didn’t For an hour and 40 minutes r but they dangled more than 13 miles |COlonel’s a Corporal MT PTS ned the curb at't above the earth — higher than man had ever risen before, HARRISON, Ark, Millions of Americans huddled|lins has just been promoted to/@Tourd and hurried back | he about radios, listening to the faint |corporal. I thought I heard the scream. paca ye Una oaeaee tt Colonel ee oe wee 8 presen obser vers have ma Transporta! Trucking Reserve tained an alert for radio signals of|at Harrison. The ‘ "Colonel's od = the Russian and American satel-|motion from private lites, nounced by the commanding off Explorer II carried a ton of sci-|cer ofthe unit. = Ea ig 3 iT i z 4 ¢ i Hi : ¢ B. hereon Perego, omy wal sleepy| Even, if : t 35, framework the 1870's it was Now. : fag, OY Reg. $24 to 3.99 Limited Quantities —Selecied: Styles Only | Men's Canvas Bouncers a Pr, 5M Miracle Mile Sern Fike “99, oe 3-SPEED WINDOW FAN Reg. 39.50 $D488 MHG; BACHELOR'S. CHEST SAVE ——- styled with leather top. 3 Reg. 69.95 bed $35. 07 dineg room Use in room or sss. ‘TV SNACK TABLES. SAVE 3-speed exhaust. Safety grill. Carry $14.62 to any room in the house, SAVE Strong, durable table with grey top and black trim. sample. 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J.,(AP)—Authori-|biggest , oll discovered tunnel under the- business district/the ‘Middle East not fr one of to- and come out into the open. day's big producing countries’ but One of the trolleys stalled when/near the Egyptian village of Gem- its overhead pole became unfas-|sa on the tened. The motorman, Walter L.|- eer. 38, jumped. out to refasten The Gemsa area never’ became Film Producer Found except te United 3 Guilty of Tax Fraud ' di! More Physics Courses , Offered in High Schools |: a film starring Ingrid Bergman in|jn Egypt, Israel and Turkey 1947-48. oll plays only a small role : =. &*® economies of those Lion om Prow] —_|sS'tuuten tor the reat ot Hee sab ceenenas anal, cake te meal a, aes “Flees Children _|nitin barels of ola on City Street ttn ‘Tate of needs. for "Sat. il 6 ) all MALIBU, Calif, (AP)—An ¢s-|stopped producing and no | night; and who got scared? 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BONUS SUMMER SAVINGS i Ladies’ Summer Gowns and Pajamas — | $238 ~ | Reg. $3.98, Reduced to $3.17, Bonus 25% off ..... 0... ccc ccc eues f ae E Ladies’ Full and Half Slips — Nylon Tricot $790 | ° . $ #2 Reg. to $5.98, Reduced to $3.90, Bonus 25% off ...........0......e0es - : | Our Most F Brand Ladies’ Nylons — 100% NYLON Cord 7 7 : EE -and Seamless, Geese Vien to $1.95 2 For 99¢ | ee Y Tire | Ladies’ Cotton Dresses — tion ..... the luxury of cushioned quiet! 7 Reg. $10.98, Reduced to $8.90 — Bonus 25% off 6.70x15 black tube type. Qutr. Reg. I Ladies’ Coton Skixts — $23.50. Tine 2. Down, $1.25 Weekly | ¥ Reg. $5.98, Reduced to $3.90 — Banus 25% ee Te ee eee Yours! The confidence of nylon protec- | Ladies’ Cotton Blouses — Seren Serene ct Other Fine Dents NE! TE ies. & 0s, educa 60 6191 — Sees 6 om erp ag ona i Ree. ss 19" [EF iris’ summer Skirts and Sets — ait Stent entry cea eee oe oe F Reg. $2.98, Reduced to $1.90 — Bonus 25% off ..................04... nut cluttered design. 6.70 x 15 tube type. Reg. $29.65... 0 © Boys’ Short Sleeve Sport Shirts — : ~ Save’ on Other Top-Quality Davis Tire, too! § Reg. $1.98, Reduced to $1.59 — Bonus 25% off ......2.... sees, guaranteed: *Pius Tax snd O14 Tire | Boys’ a pazards «+ * : Reg. to 9 — Super Bonus Special a) N O16 as S06 oma eels © a ele © wlare Vike ple « @ FREE Tire Mounting 1B) bore summer Suits nd Spat Sate — | = ) | Reg. $19.98, Reduced to $14.90 — Bonus 25% off 3 envy IS © FREE Wheel Balance - © Men’s Short Sleeve Sport Shirts — ; . . 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Reduced to $33.90 $7990 Reduced to $43.90 $3790 ee Plus 25% Bonus Plus 25% Bonus PLUS MANY OTHER ITEMS NOT ADVERTISED BONUS SHOE SAVINGS ae GIL oN LOM ee Men’s U. S. Boosters Garde Hend 59° ecckcnocda 9 8 ¢ Ligiemaigh wry -"“Aque-Gun" $5 50 REDUCED | Reg. $5.95 Super Bonus ..... 1.2... cece cece ce cece cece eee c ec cc eneees Tool Set Leaf Rake _ Grass Shears eae eens ~ PRICES a eer voovt ee Pieedeececcceees Garden. towel Seat Use it lke « brgom to Zan Basy vertical. eee Blades: spray control xb. “=P on All WIZARD =| women’s Casual Wedgies — White, Beige, Red, Two-Tone, so ee eee xt Uniform tension. X1670 eeneae$ Garden Hose Reg. $7.95, Reduced to $4.85 — Bonus 25% olf ................ a 59 Children’s Patents — Ages 81 to 3 (Nationally Advertised Brand) *] 25-Ft. Reg. $9.95, Reduced to $4.19 — Bonus 25% Off .....c.c0fse.scsessees f oe || Men’s Shoes — . = | : : : 2-Yr. Guarantee. 50-ft. $ 439 Reg. $12.95, Reduced to $8.85 — Bonus 25%- off POCO Tere ee seeesnanees s Z . 3 - = , . 2X1702, ‘Reg. $5.39... ee a ; ( i A asl a. i0-¥r. Guarantee. 50- $444 ~ ml , , | . em ie Tisisa meee siae., *4 BONUS SCHOOL SAVINGS pu? . Ci A cam \ 3-¥r. Guarantor. s0-ft. $4 00 Ladies’ Winter Coats — $ 90 p Sas, \ >, a} ' » *» . 2X1726. Reg. $2.69. . sae Reg. $45.00 to $75.00; Reduced to $39.90 — Bonus 25% off...... Now 29 Automatic BLANKET “at 2 | 277 7 PENNEY’S DOWNTOWN or MIRACLE MILE 149 Nationally Advertised WATCHES. Men’s and Ladies’ $1 > 55 brag ewel . LEONARD'S - 20 N. Perry St. Corner of Lewrence - Gold Nugget Values . hy sony Miser $49 97 GILLIES SHges Shoes, jor he 5 Be Folks ‘Fit 10M. to 12 AM. Choice of 3 Patterns ‘$: ee _ Reg. Value __ " $38.64 Do IT YOURSELF MART 256 South Soginow’ FE 2-1026 and EDWARDS Silver Plate 88 PIECE - SERVICE for EIGHT “Spring Garden Pauern § A Q)O5 4 Rare $115.00 Value | FRED N. PAULI CO, 28 W. Haron PE 2-7257 - Famous es Matnally Advi 6-Piece Place a. PRED N. PAULI C0. 28 W. Huron PE 2-7257 SALE! Over 1500 Pairs Girls’ and Ladies’ ANKLETS Irr’s of 59c Sellers Sizes 4 to 11. English rib; mers — cerized cottons, links, stretch knits . . . plain br fancy cuffs, a oy tits SIMMS Brothers 98 N. Saginew St.—Main Floor GOLD. NUGGETS FOUND at RAPPY’S.. FOR FRIDAY and SATURDAY! — GAY SKIRTS THAT SWING INTO FALL” Fully as lovely in a.m. of in. the p. m. Choose one of these poe — skirts for your fall Yohee RAPPY'S inn. _ THIS COUPON WORTH -. ON ANY : LINOLEUM RUG $e $5.95 or MORE DO IT YOURSELF MART 256 fouth, OSE : FE ist * i 4 TWENTY-TWO - priations subcommittee that he lke Pressured. by Defense Bill Senate Approves More Funds for Military Than President Requests WASHINGTON (UPI) — Senate approval of a 40 billion dollar de- fense money bill put President Ei- senhower under pressure today. to increase ‘his planned military spending. The Senate last night gave its unanimous approval to a record $40,032,746,000 peacetime defense money bill carrying $1,245,776,000 more than the President requested. The extra funds were designed to head off scheduled military man- power cuts and to beef up the nation’s fleets of hydrogen bomb- ers and Polaris missile-firing sub- marines. The unanimvus 71-0 approval of the measure sent the bill to a Senate-House conference commit- tee. That group will decide just how much additional defense nioney will be voted to the Pres- ident, The House ‘approved a $38,409,561,000 bill. The House initiated the move to forestall projected cuts in ground force strength by voting funds to continue the Army, Marines, Army Reserves and National Guard at their present levels. But the Senate tried to supply a clincher last night by writing in the provision for mihimum per- missible strength. Defense Secretary Neil H. Mc- Elroy had told the Senate Appro- would not necessarily spend addi- tiona] funds which Congress might vote for the nation’s defenses if the Administration did not believe the spending would be wise. — Vote on Goldfine Delayed Again WASHINGTON (AP) — The House Commerce Committee dis- cussed possible contempt of Con- gress action against Bernard Goldfine for about an hour -to- day but recessed without taking action, ....,, e * Indications were the commit- tee would vote late today on the question of citing the Boston textile-real estate man for _ 4 : i Z £ added that members want to be informed, there are a lot of ques- tions, and as you know it is a long (hearing) record.” PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti OP) Four Americans and three ex- iled Haitian officers were killed Tuesday when their plot failed in Milford Zoning , Issues Tonight Pit, Commercial Request Up for Action meetings at 8 tonight. * * * Final action-has been promised residential to agricultural use. located on Hickory Ridge and West Commerce roads, for a gravel pit, The change was protested by about 300 residents at an all- day public meeting on July 19. They said the pit operation would defacé the landscape, create a traffic hazard, and that the gravel trucks would fear up roads, The Village Council will con- sider a request by. James Robbins, ford road and Main street; from residential to commercial, ~« * * Robbins, who said he cah sell the on North Milford road to increase its width from 20 to 66 feet. Waterford Man Found - |Dead in. His Automobile. State St., Pontiac. Matakas, dealer, had been desponden cording to his wife. He-died of carbon monoxide poisoning. to Probe Never J Police investigators in Miami} said Payne, Jones and ‘four other The Milford Township. Zoning] isd $2,000 each to help political Board and the Milford Village|@xiles overthrow Duvalier, Thej § Sax Council each will hold special oe office said the men either/— ~ by the Zoning Board on a petition| tified qa third slain American by the American Aggregates) Robert Hickey of Miami and the Gravel Co. of Detroit for rezon-|fourth body bore documents with ing of a one square mile plat, from|the names of Evan T. Kaestes of Buffalo, N.Y., and Joseph Walker, ‘Phe firm wants to use the site,|no address Haiti's U.N, Ambassador Ed-| oT pts i 1g THES | ie the plot wag inspired by HY E E uF owner of Robbins Corp., a plastics|!@8t year’s presidential election firm for rezoning of a triangular a men denied this section of land between North Mil-| New York. Tax Bureau Takes site if the change is made, bes| Big Chunk of Estate ;@- @ ait, oe) a + ok *. 5 Haitian officials also ER: Anthony P. Matakas, 44, of 5217|¥esterday and the Detroit attorney Dixie Highway, Waterford Town-|8"4 former Republican ship, was found dead in his car at|Cbairman’s brother, Bertram, paid 8 p.m. yesterday by one of his|the giant bill immediately. employes, Warren Shepherd, of 230|tram is executor of the estate a wholesale ice cream /|taxes, interest and penalties owed t, ac-/by Barnard for the —_— 1945 Huge Tropical Toad through here last Oct, 10. “Good as Gold” Buys CLOTHES Boys'—Men’‘s Wear Specials Invades Miami Area | a CONN’S MIAMI, Fila, W—An aggressive, | outsized toad .newly found in Miami has been identified as aif : : to South America and me west] Hanes Underwear Dr. E, Martin Miler, University || Reg. $1.00 me 19° of Miami zoologist, said it’s Bufo Ist Quality Marinus which secretes a whitish, after shaking off a toad that had | - clamped its jaws on his head. The poisonous reptile is warty, yellow- brown and about five times as large as an average bullfrog. Williams Says Things May Pop in Africa NEW YORK @ — Gov. G. Mennen Williams of Michigan, returning from a visit to Liberia and Ghana, said today “things are getting ready to pop in Africa.”” In an interview at Idlewild Air- port, the governor said Liberia and Ghana are friendly to the United States and are making democratic progress “but you don’t have to be an African ex- pert, which I am not, to see that things are getting ready to Pop in Africa and that the United States has neither & workable, comprehensive all-African policy nor a particularly effective policy for Liberia and Ghana.” * * * “Africa is more than restless ‘with the desire for self-rule,” he said, “‘but this legitimate am- bition can be distorted into ugly results by over-exuberance or by rampant ‘Nasserism' and or la- tent Communist subversion.” Williams was a guest at the 1lith anniversary celebration of Liberia's independence. He was .accompanied by his wife Nancy and two daughters, rae’, 145, and Wendy, 13. A son, G. Men- Neri Jr., 17, remained abroad. Silent Screen Star Ill WOODLAND HILLS, Calif. (AP)—Marshall (Mickey) Neilan, 67, noted actor, director and pro- ducer of the silent film era, is 100% Wool . Crew Neck Sweaters % Price reser and Reg. nik Value Tip Toes $895: | Brown or Black SPECIAL PURCHASE! | : : UP “MEN'S and BOYS’ SHIRTS Perfect for Hot Weather « STARTING AS LOW AS . 1°| TUX _ — SPECIAL PRICES CONN’S CLOTHE 71 °N. Saginay Big seat Inch ' - 92x24 Inch. | lp salva hiand Rd., M-59 seriously ill at the Motion Picture Country Hospital here. 6 ne. 4 Miles West of A Phone Days EM 3- 25 &, °16xl6Inch.... ""50e >, 16x36 Inch. . $1.35 : af Bird Baths. $4.95 mm a ‘Roger A. 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DRAYTON PLAINS Is Now a S.D.D. | THRIFTY Package Liquor Store Fe = A RRR ene eee eens eautteaaitaanentii 4 100 5 . they refuse to understand this.”| West Germany, with a In the ‘Camp’s air-conditioned|tion of about 50 million, the same area as Hlinois i c ' i tH i if ik mt the floors ‘Texas and California. and palace were strewn with bul-| ** * rushes, sometimes mixed. with, “They (Americans) act as if|sweet herbs to give rooms a pleas-| baat Sate sancangoe ant scent, The expression, ‘“‘not/| ‘Frenchman. “They can’t be-|worth a straw,” dates back to the] lieve anybody can do anything|days of rush floor coverings. Dis-| to walk on, but} old as 1 ie ai: Juies P geneat. 1116¢ South Hamberg Rete tse ieke t. Sesde, Farmington Same aoe i oa Jalies he kuarevs. Porcainaton yg ae por Borethy ‘Rewier, Walled Lake ener oe Cac" 3: 3134 Sh eaaweet | yp ee with, Jr. Ba 68. 7 1 Sarno. Sse sass eae BREE Eten CSR et Ss a, F Ghar Boland. i , lake Scheu tun \ Deluxe Hornet) $69.95 tone colors, too. 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Reg. $239.00 oveen Oe ee | Dot Bagsies $6.95 up f -9 foot, 4 foot welded cross arm with 4 _ Pratt and Lambert OUTSIDE WHITE $ [bie PAINT — “ff F2 2. ~ Formula K-60 OUTSIDE WHITE. $ ‘52> 25 HOUSE PAINT PAINT, THINNER < | iw Your Container ou. 4” SHOPSMITH JOINTER _— | Complete. Reg. $49.50. , soner $40 MARK 1 ‘SHOPSMITH Complete. Reg. $249.75. ¥ exit $2095° DeWALT SAW 9” blade, 34 H. P. motor, aetna $195. MAGNA 8” TILT TABLE SAW | Saw, motor and extensions, ae $8 888 Reg. $112.88 ee ee, ee DEHUMIDIFIERS Get relief from this hot, humid weather. 25 th, Bog CHLORIDE ............5.00055. 97. | STEEL CLOTHES POSTS hooks #00 0:09 0.0(ed)6 OfeTale oleae 6.9(0 vie. 6 6 Ps Fad $1295 | \}| [Use THE / WARD-WAY GREDIT PLAN ‘AT SENSATIONAL SAVINGS! Ward‘s buyers made a sensational purchase . - a price that amazed our seasoned buyers! | . ordinary living room furniture. AS LITTLE AS $5.00 DOWN DELIVERS ‘AS LITTLE AS $7.50 DOWN DELIVERS “AS LITTLE AS. $10.00 DOWN DELIVERS ~ @ No interest if peid within 90} days. @ No finance company to deal with. You make your poynients at our store. — Gory eous Living Room Suites by | Alliene at Savings Up to 99. 95! . Beautiful living room suites especially created by Alliene Craftsmen for Ward's of Pontiec . «» And, at Imagine getting fine Alli iene construction, superb styling, newest 1958 creations and smartest coverings for less than you would expect to pay for . SUITE No. (pictured at the left) Beautiful 2-Piece Living Room Suites in your choice of colors — Spring construc- tion — Hardwood frame — Brass ferrule legs — Lawson style back — PLUS smart designing for Ward’s by Alliene. : Honestly, Ward's should sell this suite for $159.50 o> + A typical Ward value at Le "$5.00 wall deliver this suite to your home. Budget the balance on the Ward-Way Credit Plan. SUITE No. (as pictured on the left) Craftsmen constructed for Ward’s by Alliene, this charming 2-Piece Living Room Suite is of sturdy hardwood frame, spring construction, has brass ferrule legs and comes in a choice of beautiful new 1958 Spring colors. The price on this suite should read $179.50 . . . but Ses Mieimaeaicns Deedind: Digs it’s 0 Wig Word velen ot “py For as little as $7.50 Ward's will deliver this suite te your home, Use the Ward-Way Credit Pian. SUITE No. 3. (as "pictured on the left) What a Suite! What a Value! Gorgeous Two-Piece Living.Room Suite — One of Alliene’s better créations with spring construction; solid hardwood frame, brass ferrule legs and large box arms. The cover comes in your choice of beautiful Spring- colors. Truly a suite created to enhance the beauty of any living room. You would expect to pay $209.50 or more . . . but, Ward's price for Thursday, Friday and Saturday és only 5 0 just @ tén dollar bill will place this gorgeous crestion in your hame. Balance on the Ward-Way Credit Plan. 48 SOUTH SAGINAW TWENTY-FOUR Fanfani Ends Visit Here: ‘Wildcat Strike Ends at Cadillac 4,600 GM Workers Heed Orders of UAW to Return on Jobs| DETROIT @—A wildcat strike at two Detroit Cadillac plant came to a quick end today as 4,600 General Motors employes re- ported to work, : United - Auto Workers Union members heeded orders of Vice President Leonard Woodcock, di- rector of the union's GM depart- ment, to resume production at Fisher Body’s Fleetwood plant and a Cadillac assembly plant. They walked out yesterday. * * * Woodcock told officers of strik- ing UAW Loca] 15 the UAW would discuss local grievances today with General Motors, The UAW has banned local work stoppages during contract hegotiations at GM, Ford and Chrysler. -A—decision will be made later this summer by top union leadership on possible strike action to support new con- tract demands, a 2 es Yesterday's walkout—first at a GM‘ plant in the Detroit area since old contracts expired May 23—involved a dispute over’ which workers would remain on the pay- roll during a shutdown for change-| over to 1959 models. * * * General Motors said 52 employes at Fisher Body’s Fleetwood plant walked off their jobs yesterday in a dispute over seniority, resulting in 1,600 workers at the plant and 3,000 at the Cadillac assembly. plant being sent home, The union filed unfair labor practice charges against Chrysler with the Nationa] Labor Relations Board. * * * The union accused the company of discriminating against union stewards and shop committeemen during no-contract operations: The company said the charges are not true. Power Boat Speeds . Into Front of House A 14foot power boat sped into the front of a house at 1298 Cass Lake Rd., Waterford Township, at 1 a.m. today smashing into pieces and damaging shingles on the building. * * The boat was on a trailer being towed south on Cass Lake road by Fred W. Collen, 24, of Detroit. Collen told Waterford Township & Police a car crossed the center line causing him to swerve sharply and snap the trailer hitch. ‘The boat ..then. went on its way alone into the house which is occu- pied by Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Greaves. Why Their Pies Smell PEORIA, Ill. (UPI) — The Kitchen Made Pie Co, yesterday filed a $15,000 damage suit against the manufacturers of a concrete floor sealer, - charging that the cement had such a “decidedly unpleasant” smel] it Amintore Fanfani of Italy is un- ple umbrella” of political-econom- ic measures over the Middle East to Introduce Small Car Packard Corp. ° plans to introduce a new small auto this fall. President Harold E. Churchill, also reported the South Bend, Ind., auto firm has held talks with A. M. \Sonnabend, president (Corp. of. America, plans to diversify. being circulated about future plans of Studebaker-Packard Corp. as in- accurate. motive activities, we have had eon- versations with .Sonnabend,” negotiations WASHINGTON (AP)— Premier | to derstood to favor raising a “‘tri- S-P Plans NEW YORK i — Studebaker- At the--same time, Cierbiey of Hotel in line with Churchill described some reports “We have negotiated for some time with certain banks and in- surance companies on a refinanc- ing program designed to give us financial stability te compete more aggressively in the automo- tive market and to pursue supple- mentary activities in other fields. “In line with our diversification program. to supplement our auto- he added. Churchill said the company hopes ‘has announced|* Suggests Long Range! PI . : to Stabilize Middle East — turmoil now threatening tn y ‘The Teation, lander ly. to have advocated such an ap- Meoath in’ contiaesliek tales Wits tary of Sete Oe . néed of a joint program of podliti- cal and economic moves 4o safe- backed subversive plotting. He laid down no package pro- of a long-range program calling or: * * * 1. A pledge by major nations jing the Soviet Union and the Unit- ed States, to avoid interference in the internal affairs of the Mid- east area. __2._A formal promise by Middle East countries, including the Arab states and Israel, to avoid interference in each other's inter- nal affairs, Hand in hand with > BASSETT. = GE.11 cu. FT. 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FE2-1298 RKET oy Ph, FE5-8311 % 2 TWENTY-EIGHT rf é fer " : ‘ es Z : - : : a i 5 est gh : ae , “es Se ‘Mik Drinks Aid - tional pull toward any body of wa- ~jngredients for that glow of good to Good Health What better way to cool off than to dip in the ocean, a lake or pool? There seems to be a gravita- ter when the thermometer starts ng in the 90's, This is all very well and good while in the water, but it takes only a few moments in the sun to warm up again. For a refreshing drink between dips, take along a thermos of Mo- cha Shake or Double Orange Swiz- zie. . . both are made with instant nonfat dry milk crystals, the mod- ern nonfat milk in crystal form containing all the minerals, pro- tein and B-vitamins of milk but none of it's high-calorie butterfat. x «© *& Thus while enjoying a cool drink, you'll be providing your body with health . . . good teeth, strong fin- gernails and a clear skin without) any worry about the waistline. Mocha Shake 1% cups instant nonfat dry milk a poons sugar FLOWERPOT STEW — Flowerpot barbecue ing required for Gypsy Lamb Stew and Rice a la grills are perfect for the slow and gentle cook- = Riojana. Carry the little grills inside if it rains. , JULY 51, i958 sth the Geet of dice, mab en ee It is as filling and good as it is jbeautiful. Served butfet style from pretty chafing dishes or sauce warmers, and with your prettiest china, silver, and linen reflecting lighted candles, Golden Wedding servings. guest list. 1 whole chicken breast, cooked 6 toast, buttered 4 teaspoons instant coffee powder 3 tablespoons chocolate syrup 2 cups crushed ice 1 eup orange sherbet * Add instant nonfat dry milk crys- Smoked Tongue Is Good in Salad Next time you prepare a smoked tongue, use some of the leftovers this way, Cook’s Salad Mix instant crystals with wa- of ter; see iat ane lll M Id | Made From FI bo stir igh ar, cote AMON MOIG I$ Ma O owerpots Re blend. Add ice and pour into ther- “— . done. remove to mos bottle. Shake before serving. Now is the time for all good|coat thoroughly with the olive oil.jdish and keep in refrigerator till Makes 8 servings. ng red cooks to get out of doors and) add 3 cups water and 3 chicken|Used. * * * : | | watch their grills. Samill table}, ,uinon cubes, 1 tablespoon minced| With sharp knife cut each half Double Orange Switsle grills, originally inspired by: ‘he| arsley and 1 jar roasted sweet| of breast into 3 thin slices. To 1% cups instant nonfat dry mik| According to the experts, sum-|Japanese cacotehie ps nd pe pea rewarm for serving, place slices cr : popular, These tdoor ppers which - been Pips cen frame ennnep paisa EE time is a good time to diet.) vr recue gadgets can be carried|drained and cut into large pieces. with a little broth in pan, cov- concentrate, wed But, you may wonder, haven't the inside to finish the cooking if rain iquid experts ever heard of the sudden} ans. summer craving for soft drinks and Actually Add cooling desserts that call for iceltable grill with concentrate andicream and whipped cream top- ° as your palate, Lemon Drift veces settee 4 aah ef sat 1% cups boiling water 1 egg white ‘Cook Stew on Grills Here’s a delicious sriack-time or briquets over the coal When ; leaecttine trent tat pide SP Whttime’ an leaie well, place| mayonnaise as little qs 12 calories per person|hardware cloth (firm wire mesh , —a boost for your figure as“Wwellion top for the grill plate, Always| ” pad Let gelatin stand in lemon juice five minutes to soften. Pour boiling Color of Corn Silk Tells You can get a fair indication of the flavor and maturity of sweet) LOOK FOR THIS LABEL AT YOUR GROCERS Hello, It’s Me Again, Your ATLAS “Market Boy”. .. With Prices a é 4 F F i eat Shopping a Joy! een p bite-size greens (neck! sip until dissolved. Cool, then chill) Spanish cooks explain strips cooked smoked tongue|in refrigerator. When almost firm, oil boiling Swiss cheese cup ' : & ; ul af*t i Ege igi i : a ‘Arrange the tongue,|/Bargain Hunters Should i : i 3 Sorinide es ae or eae If like bargains, buy cottage ety add 1 Chlemeen fleet ains, dd $ bo ini you Slowly add 1 tablespoon flour; toss with salad, adding extra salt|the cost of a half cup of cottage once. If your salad bowl is large, |meats, you will find a wide differ- Saute 1 sliced onion in 2 table- you can push some of the greensjence. — spoons olive oil until tender. (To to one side and mix the dressing; Calorie conscious folks note with|.,eed things up, this may be done See a a a tae ste rte eel LIBBY'S BEEF STEW 2+‘02"con 39)* ings.. cheese has about es com- , ‘ oz. Con vena 2a wi 8 serving of meat which | * SP a sinistral small amount of honey, averages about 250 calories.. You be Sunkist, Frozen in a vanilla cookie recipe, adds|are getting a protein bargain whea|T 177>cheon Meat ’ green pepper or cel- fluffy. Beat egg white until stiff, using|much protein as a four-ounce serv-|until meat is very tender when them in preferred proportions; |ing of lean meat. If you compare/pricked with fork. Makes about 6 servings. gibi water over gelatin mixture, and f e tat 7 and Quality That Will Make Your i remove and beat until light and *\then fold into mixture. Sprinkle with a little cocoanut, if desired. Yields four servings. Buy Cottage Cheese ing Information Agent. A half cupjand 1 tablespoon wine cheese often, suggests the Market-|when bubbling, add 1 cup water vinegar and of|of cottage cheese will supply @8/about 1% teaspoons salt, Simmer Remus Country Fresh BUTTER......: cheese with a serving of most Ricé a la Riojana LEMONADE . tx" 10c you choose cottage cheese. MIDSUMMER SALAD — Toss a summer salad that’s a,delight _ to see and eat. Here, chilled cubes of deviled ham give a new, fresh flavor to crisp garden vegetables. E: es > a. Melt butter; mash garlic and __ Large ¢ ? Cc ‘ : : if ig. it lettuce. Open both ends of|add to butter. Let stand 10 min- gq '6 oz. Jar = bb. : : : ff ha of chilled can of deviled ham. Pushjutes, then remove garlic. Toss Ham Cubes Add Flavor to Salad 3 tomatoes, out in eighths % cup Gwise cheese, siivered or 4 small salad serv-|degrees F.) for 30 to 35 minutes. Tops Casserole of Applesauce If you need to save time or) stretch your food budget, you'll be delighted with this tasty casserole that combines apple sauce and canned luncheon: meat. * This easy to prepare recipe is ideal for a substantial lunch. or for a quick dinner after, a day of work, Robust flavor is provided by the vinegar, onion, and mus-| tard Apple Sauce-Luncheon Meat Casserole . Fresh Grade A PAN READY FRYERS ae it Sup minced onion i can luncheon meat ™% cup butter clove — cup. soft bread crumbs Combine apple sauce, vinegar, brown -sugar, and minced onion. 7 5 -No. 1 Skinless | ‘HOT DOGS Hills Bros. : “as INSTANT COFFEE + Cc fm No. 300 Jar b. we Yield: about four servings. LOVES VITAMIN C NATURALLY 4 “Laura never fusses abo Orange Juice’ She loves it pure juice is naturally mo } Mrs. Houston Levers says... taking vitamins when she gets them naturally in TreeSweet and we know this naturally nutritious. Just two small glasses a day give her all her vitamin C...the natural way!” MOTT'S APPLE SAUCE = 45 5] A dene “Ee Puffin’ or Betty Crocker : ) te an ; | ; ) ~ AQuork BISCUITS a REER-” @ Liquor to chs Out : a , : : ee ! Corner Baldwin Ave. and Walton Blvd. ; @ Wine Pe ee e. Pe STORE HOURS: Mon.,’ Tues., Wed., Thurs., i 4 FE os , , Sat, 9 to S—Fri, 9 to 104 Sunday 9 to 6 Phone ‘ -5192 We Reserve the Right to kdeait Quaiatities BS SUPER | q MARKET, ut “4 : re + | Over 500 Free ‘Porking Bveces , at These 3 Big Food Town Markets-- “Check These Food Prices @ 2135 DIXIE HIGHWAY at Telegraph Road = -_~—||__ SAWE at FOOD TOWN THURS., FRI, SAT. — JULY 31-AUG. é Open Weekdays 9:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M.—Closed Sundays a We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities . @ 7580 HIGHLAND ROAD (M-59) at. Williams Lake Road Open Weekdays 9:00 A. M. to 9:00 P. M. — Sundays 9:00 A. M. to 6:00 P. M. @1200 BALDWIN AVE. at: Columbia en Weekdays 9:00), M. to 9:00 P. M. cr Felder 908. M. to 10:00 P. M, ‘Sunday 9:00 A. M. to 6:00 P | oo vetee N ABS @ CHIPAROONS Pound ¢ @ CHOCOLATE FUDGE. = Bag None Sold to Dealers or Minors. ~ | MAXWELL HousE INSTANT COFFEE _@ DATE & NUT “ta ES yt} te | * ty | | BLUE RIBBON nd "own AQ MARGARINE | Pete Frozen x in YELLOW QUARTERS 1 POUND CARTON ‘APPLE PIES TENDER, LEAN BOSTON BUTT Pork Roast Hygrade Smoked POLISH SAUSAGE he 3 — reece Leta reeks e* HYGRADE CANADIAN — BACON Pieces CENTER PIECES. .Ib. 89c S@ati cs eee FRESH Lory | Pic nocns 29: , a Fe NEW HUNT'S ( @ fay FRUIT. ~~. |CABBAGCE ji. BACON || swest con 2%. COCKTAIL | Large No. 2% Can ~ OUR FAVORITE SWEET PEAS Wellesley Farms — [\ce Cream SWIFT'S: | SPAGHETTI . ae Bulk Sausage Michigan Grown Pr 0 Stuffs Squash | matnpaens = oh Sou test fers more fresh produce at lower , prices than at bther times of the Ever-pleasing to the homemak-jyear, Still prices vary depending | this tin er’s eye is the sight of rows, stacksjupon the amount or supply arriy-|’ a other and brimming baskets: of fresh|ing at market relates the Market-|blueberries are Michigan foods in- summer vegetables in the produce|ing Informatioh Agent. creasing in volume. ns ze section of the grocery store. Their| Last week homegrown corn was ee eee he husk,| “Bh yellows tell her she can begin to|Wek it is as much as 20 cents Hon : where snapped from the introduce all sorts of variety andj!ess for a dozen ears, s green ' wt ped. ; eather| Large supplies of peaches, water-|Stall. Bright shiny kernels are ae melons and cantaloupes are fruit|@nother sign of freshness, on Aside from cooking vegetables|favorites at lower than usual) pven rows of well-filled ker- | or more im the refrigerator “wash - until ready to in the conventional manner, or|Prices for this time, of year. eels are serving them when possible in} wth the exception of featured | ity. The color of the kernels is their crisp, natural form, one Can) items im perk, poultry and beef, | no guide also turn vegetables into unusual tittle change is noticeable in | vary from white to bright yellow | blueberries. Only 42 calories in Upon ae ; = a a 2k i i i aif sages ly tempting casseroles and other) nose last week accompaniments. Team them with| "oer Meee Dt © copes, uncomplicated foods—cold cuts or grilled smoky sausages, brown ‘n’ serve breads and big green salads. Summer Squash with Sausage Stuffing Hot Bog a fomaions = 15°| “Gakag”—=5 Pei Home-Grewn U.S.No.1 Mich, | Sweet Corn’ 29° | Potatoes = *1!° _Tinem, a trie and etl RING BOLOGNA... ... . *45* ser alee Peter's Shore Farm Bacon. . %49* LARGE BOLOGNA 3) Piece . . “39 FRESH PICKEREL and HERRING 3 SISTERS’ * se. erate heat until browned; drain) off fat. Add celery and onions; fine crumbs. Add to sausage mix- ture together with pepper; mix thoroughly. Drain squash rings; place in greased shallow pan, Fill centers generously with stuffing; cover. Bake in moderate oven (375 degrees) about 45 minutes or} until tender. Yield: 6 servings, 1 slice each. : Fresh Tarragon Is i cup flour It 1 a. paprika 3 medium onions, sliced % tesepoon CUT-UP CHICKEN 48. 3 Bc _ "SUPER-RIGHT” FULLY COOKED “SUPER-RIGHT” 4 TO 6-LB. 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ONLY CAE ae eRe er ee - ee a ee ey oS Be sah es Se Oe Soe a tS ee ae eae * : = # : a ge a S 2 : | | 4 ck ae : " bE 2 . < : ’ oes i 4 ; : 7 , : : : 3 2 P ” ; : : : ae 4 Fess * 2 : ; ‘ * ; PD e ' 4 fe ‘a ye 9 esdese arie OF DdSES | tere _. een C of sugar left in the mbe|p 6. the come . o ‘sealing “and to Serve at Any Time : j if it [ i 4 ; i # Ma a a” a rm eRe IT WILL REALLY PAY wAT BETTER FOR LESS JELLO ag 1 0: instant Puddings | PILLSBURY’S BEST FLOUR: 1 POUND Cc | BAG | Hawaiian Punch or Golden ig Giant for FROZEN | , C Orange Juice consume ~ Hormel’s Value Brand 7M RUBY BEE PRESERVES 30 “te ech Ep oad Jar " 3 . : th reugn 2 C © CHERRY of} at. so BACON Pound f : ENJOY REAL SAVINGS a Tray Pok GET YOUR RECIPE AT OUR STORE) MADE WITH: INSTANT timeteee 6° e 10° DARK LIGHT CORN SYRUP. . . 25° Te ee : Heinz Fh ROUND . hoe 19: Tse «= QQ] Bottle | Sunshine Hi-Ho — CRACKERS - Pound Box — 33° CHECK THESE. mm Greenfield Sugar Cured = — SMOKED 3 Q: CHECK THESE LOW PRICES PICNI | 4 fo 6 Lb. : verage KINGNUT MARGARINE . Peters ws 6 PouNnps ! | : \ aBHOT 2 c | DOG Lb Cello | INSTANT COFFEE 4 St Homogenized Big 6 Ounce Jar . 69° — Wick’s Shop-Rite Market , ) et §§ Farmer's Shop-Rite Market 263 Auburn Ave.—Open Sunday ) “i 484 Auburn Avenue ‘ Gingeliville Shop-Rite Market 3390 Baldwin (Gingeliville) Bs iS :s x a so manaerenen ite ‘See | M 24 and Walton Bivd. THIRTY-TWO 4-H Fair By JANET ODELL Pontiac Press Home Editor Going to the +H Club Fair this year will have new, meaning for homemakers of Oakland ge A series of free programs, “ pecially for You,” is scheduled] for August 6, 7 and 8 at the Fair- grounds, located at the corner of * * * Each day there will be continu-| £2 ous entertainment from 2:30 to 8:00 p.m. Special homemaker programs will be given each day at 4, 5, and 7 o'clock. Members. of the Oakland County Extension staff, home economists and 4H} club members will preside. . On Wednesday, August 6, Mrs. Josephine Lawyer, Consumer Mar- keting Agent, will present ‘Dairy Food to Your Taste’ at four in the afternoon and seven in the evening. Hints for buying, storing and using dairy products will be offered, Luella Nault tt sedi thes an home decorating on two days, Wednesday and Friday, from 5:00 te 6:00 p.m. She will dis- cuss hew to arrange furniture more conveniently, color schemes, accessories and the history of modern furniture, “Outdoor Taste Adventures With Lamb” is the title of Mrs. Mar- guerite B. Hague’s program Thurs- day at 4:00 and again at 7:00 p.m. Mrs. Hague is the Regional Home Economist with the American Sheep Producers Council, She will grill several lamb cuts in her demonstration ahd give samples to all who attend. * * * Mrs. Mary Hardy will show films and discuss ‘‘Planning Your Kitchen” at the 5:00 to 6:00 p.m. spot on Thursday, Aug. 7. This includes suggestions . for equip- ment and utensils used in the kitchen. Each afternoon at 3:15 4H club members will give demonstrations. |: Those participating are Sharon Pickering and Elaine Cudnohuf- sky of Lake Orion, Margaret Wig- gins of Rochester and Carolyn Bowers, Sharon and Cheryl Tem- — of Milford. Others are ‘field of New Hudson, Doug Nor- land of Bloomfield Hills and Eric Woodward of Birmingham, From all who are presenting programs you have a cordial in- vitation to attend the Fair. Rib End Roast Wonderful to Barbecue Does barbecue always mean chicken, steak or spareribs. in your family? If so, here is a ~~ gestion from the Marketing Th- formation Agent for meatier spareribs than you have eaten before. Buy a rib-end pork roast and ask the butcher to saw between the ribs and chine bone. One rip of the saw will separate these so you can continue to slash the lean meat along the chine bone to within about one inch of the bot-| tom. The second slash, with the knife comes between the ribs and the bottom, again cutting to within about an inch of the edge of the meat. These two cuts make it easy to spread the roast into a flat piece for barbecuing. Surprise! roast has more lean meat than spareribs. If you wish a chart showing how to cut rib-end pork roast for bar- becue write Mrs. Josephine Law, yer, 1260 West Boulevard, —— for a free copy. SURE LOOKS GOOD — Mrs. Shirley Schmidt Pentise Press Photo | (right), meat department I had heard about sych weather was my first baptism of ; se Se a Be it because I was afraid ight fry before the egg. ys wilt with heat and bloom with zippy weather, and learned some lessons that sum- which I will never forget. might use some of them part of the country has a heat wave. : While the theory that exercise is it peed and ba peter woleht, bot Hier feemnecn i 5 we ; * * * may at times be so hot that you Ice water on the wrists and temples is cooling. Out.” for those who really care ; MEER te Gs 2h An exquisife pattern of dainty pink flowers, comple- Baa EE eS ea Sa . ye pee > eS mented by beautiful green and set off with a gold a aes ras ac : / : ; a America's foremost names. Designed to ennance tne" | Contact Lenses Betty L. Spencer Wed company and beautiful settings, it is only one of set pe she many, henutiful patterns svetiabie. é Et Betty Louise Spencer and Albert; of roses and butterfly carua- Choice of Over 400 Sets of Dinnerware WS; finger. |evening at Union Lake 16 Piece Sets $1.95 to $79.80. Service for 12 — $19.95 up. | Drxre Porrery . For Your Convenience , SUPPLIES wi s ° Open Daily 10 A. M.-9 P. M. Sunday 9 to 3 P. M. PONTIAC STATION summer satin and lace. with ~ Ewen asa Bryan, - §281 Dixie Hwy. (Near Waterford) OR 3-1894 “Formerly Brown Bres,” : x | IN WN PONTIAC 4N. SAGINAW FE 2-4243 PEGGY’S fe NORTH SAGINAW 51. Starting Tomorrow Morning our FAMOUS BRANDS SWIM SUITS and os PLAYWEAR ‘Ygor § Were 22.95...Now 15.30. 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Cae ? ° . 1 “es : mals ‘VAN BUREN |. and Michie CT Te ee De ( ! that. i ty ae ia es a , ' . : ha here . taking care of him when he’s | JEUL | oe ye ; gon aod ge eau d beep sick, but I want something for a eee : 1? | |] seietione: sings, they tether ee eee sie ETS | . : * ear aoat sate boas might | 1 dot care Boy cde 8 - MEN'S SUITS 4 | I know I can-| 0M. the. telephone even if it's | ‘hrills. . ge : ‘trust ‘myself | fr me. “Do you think this fs 7. ; ‘has always | been a per- | DEAR BILL : : ° “We get our | -ter has to wait to d. oe * 4No Alteration — Take Them Away vacations at It's not exactly - 4 the same time | understandable. pa A nd eee | We don't intend Bon ge farragiel i is 21. You are Indy of 58 who : Abby, please | ‘Proposal fronr 4 2 ee cuncial Cae ee ant DEAR CLEAN: I may be | Wanted thrills, OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT ‘til 9 P. M. open-minded, but I don’t have } Jdy of that age ; WAYS TO BUY: } Ly ; © 30-Day Charge Account. : No Servicé Charge - ® C.P.A. Continuous Account. Months to Pay. Nominal Service Charge ® Contract. 12 Months to Pay. . Nominal Service Charge " @ And Our Convenient Layaway Pian 4 : 4 i Eg & “ and we were down and out but we survived, We fare and it didn’t. pride. There are - agencies they can them to smarten they still want to give baby away to send it my way. My wife feels exactly the same - asl about-it. Thank you, Abby.” talk my husband out of it but he insisted. How can I get my husband to realize that he looks terrible and should let his hair grow?” CREWCUT’S WIFE DEAR WIFE: If you've al- ready told your husband what you think of his crewcut (and I’m sure you have) so get off his back. Some men get stuck with something and stick with it to defy the opposition. Ignore | ©7 wonderful flavors! Vanilla, |i rry, i] oran. ie — en posit Be, @ “Ice creamy”... yet only half the calories of ice cream! (130 cal- ories) @ Not starch thickened! @ Not a cake or a pie, not a gelatin or but a delicious li 9 sone Hh It's rennetized! on "JUNKET’ RENNET-CUSTARD 4 10 SAYS W CAN'T BUY A , GOAT FOR oo ) UNDER 10 @ We made a spectace -_ purchase, just af the Ze peak, to bring you th a _ tomorrow promptly at 9:30 a. m. Arthur's offers you luxury coats at only = ; 79.98 to 89.98 vclees ) , . ; Ee to 99.98 Values Take advantage of this advance purchase to buy your fall coat! These are from the most magnificent of famed fabrics to the superlative styling and workmanship found only in better coats .. . they're hard to , beat for value at only $58 and $78. | Imported Tweeds, Blin and Blin Seal, Anglo’s 100% Alpaca, Hocknum’s Looped Tweeds, Worumbo Mohairs. — : Dress Coats! Tailored Coats! Town Coats! A practically unlimited selection in sizes for JUNIOR, MISSES’, WOMEN’S and HALF SIZES. Coat Salon— Second Floor | . ™ | I 4 \ ~—— - “THIRT ¥-SIX_ Se res ee Bride-to-Be [Feted at — ‘Tuson ey Norma Suiow, bride - elect of Donald R. Kirkland, was honored shower Eaton’ ee Skirt Clearance Over 1300 to Choose From and Every One an Excellent Value. PLAIDS — SOLIDS — PRINTS STRAIGHT LINES and FLARES. All Reg. 2.99 YJ for = All Reg. 3.99 2 for ty fae First Quality held at the Tuson home on West Huron street. N.C., will exchange vows Aug. 23 at Emmanuel Baptist Church. “ Attendants were announced at the shower. Miss Tuson will be maid of honor. Bridesmaids will be Nancy and Joan Prutow, sis- ters of the bride. Nancy Dinnan | will serve as flower girl, Guests invited were Mrs, Pru- tow, Gloria Opie, Barbara Netke, Ruby Lawrence, Mrs. © Sidney |Tuson, Mrs. Margaret McClelland, | Henrietta Schafer, Mrs. David Ste- Seamless Sale HOSE 2" 2.OO) | Pesce and izavetn Trocketelier. Also gi = 79e Marlene Doolin, Li Values to 1.19 ea. OB * sae: Vdiee eee a Mrs. Carl Prutow, Marilyn Pru- tow, Mrs, Glenn Moon, Mrs. Lloyd Open Mon. and Fri. Nights ’til 9 P. M. Bigham, and Mrs. Dolores Little. EATON’S 235 Sarah Jane Paull Wed at Imlay City Mr. and Mrs, Gordon S. Paull LOUIS * SHOP two were married Monfay in the PERMANENTS. First. Congregational Church, Im- Complete with Haircut and Set No App't N FE 5-8000 3 o App a 2nd Fleer Next te Buckner Finance so) AIR CONDITIONED uy City. | The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Jonas of Tam- pa, Fla. The couple will Ves in Tampa. Save! Save...in our gigantic Cotton Dresses Regular $8.98 6° now WD | Sw 1° Swim Suits -_ NATIONAL BRANDS § /;} $9.95 to $12.95 $ 00 Now | SKIRTS Regular to $7.98 N ow SHORT SHORTS a JAMAICA SHORTS Regular to $6.98 sop? *4.00 41.99 T-SHIRTS NOW “Mi ‘Miracle Mile‘Shopping Center 8. Telegraph at i ried Lake Rd, ' OPEN DAILY 10 AM. to 9 P.M. Poy os ‘Spring, Ma., Seo eee ete oe penecing Sweet: Herbert N, Watson o elon set. Bo The couple, whose parents are| rH Pon’ nIAG. PRESS. THURSDAY, JULY 91, 1058 i | eo ®. Mr. and Mrs. idkech Hoehast (nee Jacqueline Downer) of North . - Anderson street are receiving con- gratulations on the birth of a son, Mark Richard, July 26 at’ St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital. Grandparents are the John V. Downers of North Sanford street and the Edmund P. Hoehners of brane Tene Dee Mr. ae Mrs, Frank P. Spada- fore (nee Dorothy Young) of Home-: stead street announce the birth of a daughter, Kimberly Ann, July 23 at St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital. _ Grandparents are Mrs. Floye Young of Murphy avenue and the Rex D. Wonders of Watkins Lake. €. *. *% Leaving Willow Run Airport to- . | day for Newark, N. J., are Mrs. Frank J. Moreau and her daughter, Margaret Rosalie, of Raat. Troquois road. While in the East, Mrs. “Moreau and Margaret will attend the wed- ding of Jennie Pengelski and John W. Cogger. Miss Pengelski is a close - friend and former roommate of M. Catherine Moreau of Plainfield, with whom the travelers will stay. x * * Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Patten of Moreland avenue have returned from a three-week vacation in northern Michigan. They were ac- companied by their daughter, Mrs. J. L. Pointer, and grandchildren, Byron and Kylee Lynn, of South Marshall street. ee, Wolfe, Ellen Comell, Andrea Allen, | , Dean’ Pier, Sunday at St. Joseph’s the birth of twin daughters, Pamela _ Noble of Utica. | Grandparents are the John | turing a ewcethoart ~ Campbells of Preston street and Mr. | floor-Jengts oo and Mrs. Hubert Noble of Warren. | gertip veil of illusion & ki * piece of pearls and Mr. and Mrs. Devere R, Lawrence oes at ie - (nee Lorna Ryden) of Sugden Lake | “0” * ". ‘ road announce the birth of a daugh- tne pride, was ter, Lisa Louise June 1 at Pontiac She wore a white gown and Gail Travis, pay ancien. Marvel. and Jett Bergemann, all of Pontiae’s Bethany Baptist.Church, £ WE. Announcing the birth of a son, Mercy Hospital, are Mr. and Mrs. Peter Aldo of Voorheis road. x *& —* Staff Sgt. and Mrs. John M. Haaseth (nee Arlin Bernhagen) of St. John’s, Newfoundland, announce “Helen and Paula Lorraine, at the Pepperell Air Force Hospital, July 28. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. E..M, Haaseth of Middlebelt road. xk *« * A son, Richard John, was born July 3 at St. Joseph’s Mercy Hos- _ pital to Mr. and Mrs. Richard L, i i General Hospital. Grandparents of the child are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ryden of Ypsilanti avenue, Mrs. Helen Davis of Euclid street and Robb Lawrence of Case- ville. z I YOU'LL -lways BUY IT FOR LESS at SHOPPER'S MA SAGINAW STREET. 41 NORTH OUR BIGGEST BARGAIN .PONTIAC we are forced to drastically reduce all of oot Sumner dresses. YOU PROFIT BY OUR MISTAKE LISTED BELOW ARE A FEW OF THE Se Sane VALUES 2 | guluei to 8.99 7 100 DRESSES 4-" oS DRES "THREE TERRIFIC GROUPS Included in this group, every fabric imaginable . . . Sizes 7 to 15—8 to 20— 144 to 2412. EARLY BIRD SPECIALS- _ i | | values to 10.99 values to 12.99 MR. and MRS, WILLIAM VIANDS JR. e Betty Lou Oen. Becomes Bride of William Viands Jr. ipashare’ Reherty' wide’ eine ict yjand Warner Viands, the bride- groom’s brother, was ringbearer. To receive guests at a recep- 5 i Sig talfis REREE 5 “Dear Mrs. Post: Is it nec- essary to invite the wife of the officiating clergyman to a house wedding, where the guest list is limited to the immediate families and fewest Answer: Under usual cir- cumstanced she is always in- . Cluded. But if the wedding is very small and she happens to be unknown to you, it would not .be considered discourteous> to have the clergyman remain alone after the ceremony. “Dear Mrs. Post: When chops are served with paper frills, does this mean that they may be picked up and eaten in the fingers?” ‘ Answer: Paper frills are solely for decoration to cover the end. of a bone that is y ugly. It is never good table manners, except at a picnic, to pick up any sort of meat | in the finger—whether it be a chop, chicken wing or the drumsti ck. To remove gum from the seats or floor pads of your-car, try this trick. Chill the gum by a few ice cubes on it and around it, When the gum has har- , chip it off with a knife, , - COATS-SUITS 3.55.1 Sale Starts. Fridey, 9:30 A. M. _ No Exchanges — All Sales Final New Fashions Now at Robert Hall: "FREE PARKING in the Rear 200 N. Seginew St. Men’s Summer | ~ Cool Casuals Open Monday ond Friday Nights ‘til 9 73 Morth Seginew Street Loafers - Oxfords _ Reg. $6 Values - ~ i { : _THIRTY.SEVEN_ _ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl V. ' bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Robert Rogers and Eugene Hill. | : ‘ - ere ees iat Shower Adams, The | fia k Carter, bride-elect of Kari E.’ Rhodes Jr., was hon- , «© AUN AAMT eT TT MUTT f anna ATATOTATMTTN NTO i Si Note Osmun’s store-wide clearance ‘ole’ is now also in:progress at both stores featuring substantial savings in lightweight and year-’round clothing» ‘Sportswear and furnishings. But remember our $3.99 slacks are at the Tel-Huron Shopping Center.store only! “Shop the Stores That Never Compromise on Quality” a TEL-HURON CENTER DOWNTOWN’ PONTIAC ' < §1 North Saginaw St. Open Monday, Fridoy ‘til 9 P.M. West Huron ot Telegraph Open Mon., Thurs., Fri., Sat. ‘til 9 P. be | - in the American League. 4 Since the spring training season right up to the of July we sincerely believed the Tigers could be the ‘second best team in the league. And this writer wasn't aM alone. 5 : Siliidh ithe Wha Seewek the titi eonage were in majority by picking Detroit anywhere from _ first to third. Now these same writers are finding _ it hard to believe the Tigers are as bad as their posi- e tion in the standings-indicates. “ ~~. What's wrong with the Tigers? . Nothing that a good shakeup wouldn’t cure. There’s a lot of good trade bait on the team with no room for sentiment. Every year names are mentioned for the bloc, but every year there are just too many good Tigers to trade. In other words we have a team of champions in 7th place If they ever get the courage to trade, then we hope the two players who will stay untouchable are Frank “Bolling and Jim Bugning the hardest workers on the team. DITTOS FROM THE PRESS BOX It may be an act of courtesy on the golf course for one golfer to wave another through, but the Federal Circuit Court in Philadelphia recently ruled that such) a player “shows a tamentabte lack of care for his own safety.” « The ruling was. made after a golfer who was struck by a ball lost his right eye sued the golfer who hit the ball for $50,000. The injured golfer had waved the other golfer through while he was searching for a lost ball. He was hit even though he stood behind a small tree. The court ruled out the damage suit. *% ..&:- ® Yale Lary Lions’ defensive back is mixing football with politics. He is on the Democratic primary for state representative in that unhappy place called Texas, tke the unflattering honor of being the “de ot 195." AP Wirephoto NO RESEMBLANCE—This is hardly a resemblance of man- ager Walt Alston, but his name is pinied to a dummy which was hanged in effigy in Los An- | geles yesterday. Alston is under fire because the Dodgers are in the cellar. Women’s Swim: Meet Tomorrow morrow for a three-day run. x & Meet officials say the star-stud- the record books a battering if the weather is good. fend her championships. * * * which now has-to give way to Alaska as the largest state in the Union. . Athletic Club, Seattle, Over Red Sox” TOPEKA, Kan. ~A bevy of) ae ss teen-age champions are entered in : the National AAU Senior Women’s Gusce's effort, the club s fourth Outdoor Swimming and Diving) Championships opening here — to- ded field, which includes all but ae a 2 Paula Jean Myers, . 19, Indian Spring, Calif., who in 1957 became the second girl in history to win all indoor and outdoor women's diving titles. in one.year, will de- Nancy Ramey, 16, Washington Olympic runner-up in the 100-meter butter- fly, is the defending national titlist. 1-1 Triumph: kk wk ae Brightens Scene | Former Boston Pitcher | Could Be Key Tiger in Stretch Drive “By The Associated Press ‘Sees years with the wrong Wwampum. Fonts» lone Seng fog es especially for Warren Spahn the biggest Milwaukee, Bemwe of them Gove int sieieih ea ome without a victory over the Dodg- ers, Not since 1951 had he hung up a Dodger scalp, The 37-year- old star southpaw finally broke DETROIT w — George Susce now becomes a key man in what the Detroit Tigers hope will be a stretch drive toward a first- division finish in the American League, [Pitches Braves Back Into Read a eee pahn Breaks Dodger Spell 4 times since then. against them June 6, 1956 and failed to last two innings. He didn’t start against them again— until last night, This time he wat the distance, permitting only six {hits and one earned run, Spahn has spent many sleepless nights over his inability to beat the Dodgers, His frequent failures .jJagainst them prompted his man- lagers to skip his turn in series between the two teams, Normally a friendly chap, Spahnie bristled when twitted about this. Bit the fact ‘remains that whereas he has beaten St, Louis 50 times, Cincinnati 48, San Fran- cisco 35, Pittsburgh 32, Chicago 30 and Philadelphia 14, this was only his 14th triumph over the Cincinnati, behind Bob Purkey, dumped the Giants into second place with a 51 victory. Pitts- burgh climbed to the .500 mark with a 7-1 triumph over Chicago in a game limited to 7% innings delphia The Boston Red Sox castoff won his third game and pitched his isecond complete game yesterday, turning back his old teammates 9-1 before a sparse cond gath- by rain. Phila defeated St. Louis 5-L * * * Felix Mantilla and Eddie Mathews drove in all Milwaukee runs against loser Sandy Koufax, Braves three times. Mantilla The Tigers’ big four is no more — the combined efforts of Jim Bunning, Frank Lary, Bill Hoeft and Paul Foytack producing a poor -35° record. jcomplete game in 22 starts, comes lat a good time. The. already-be- draggied pitching staff suffered an- other .blow yesterday when the Ti- gers learned that. reliefer Tom Morgan, the club’s most effective of late, will be sidelined four to six days. Morgan hada sore arm most of- the Susce retired .Ted Williams twice, once on a hard smash to Frank Bolling at second base and another time on a pop fly. He walked Williams twice. The only Boston batter to give Susce trouble was Gene Stephens, who is taking the slumping Jim Piersall's place in center field. Stephens singled in the second and Four County Boys Score USGA Victories Fine Start for State Junior Golfers (Special to the Pontiac Press) ST. PAUL, Minn. golfers enjoyed a banner day Wednesday in the opening rourid of 16 in two rounds Thursday, —- players. That waniniee will |Concord, N. C., and Gordon Baker|that lengthened his hitting streak — Michigan be slimmed, first to 32 and then | ‘of Florence, S. C., both were 3) under-par when they wrapped tip Most of the field, made up of|their matches. Folkes eliminated tournamentjyouths 17 and under, found the) Bill Sechrest of Kansas City 5 and at Cay ee oa Be an unexpectedly|4 and Baker defeated Cliff Davis was stranded, homered in the sev- enth to tie the score, and doubled in the ninth with one out. * * Susce.got put of trouble by per-| . Harvey Kuenn continued his hot, hitting for Detroit with two singles LEAPS AND MISSES—Jackie ito 13 games — he-has-hit safely) in 28 of hig-last 29 — but it was Al Kaline who brought home the grab Al Kaline’s drive which inning. Kaline later scored and * AP Wirepnote Jensen, Boston outfielder, leaps .. high against the right field fence at Briggs Stadium trying to went for a triple in the 8th ,. the Tigers won, 2-1. victory, Hitless in two trips against right- hander Ike Delock, Kaline tripled US. vs. Poland This Weekend ~ showed the way with a 6 and 5 eighth inning. Charlie Maxwell victory over Pat Dortan of North F ; F scored him with a grounder to Riverside, Il. Badger’s first nine first base. Billy Martin singled 32, three under par, was the day's home the other Tiger run in the’ best score for the front side of the. third inning. | pat 35-36—71 course, He was 2 un- : Delock lost his second straight | WARSAW, Poland (AP)—Three der for the 13 holes that were after running up a 10-0 record.'changes have been made in the layed, s the ; . played, slipping to a bogey on The Tigers reached him for only|American men’s track and field a: * * * ped .) OF por S | seven hits with Inman (Coot) Veal,}team which meets Poland tomor- the new shortstop, collecting a pair,row and Saturday following a tri- Garrett Mouw of Birmingham of singles, It was Veal’s Major)umph over the Russians at Mos- downed Ron Samuels of Beverly League debut. cow. Hills, Cal., 1 up by winning the WASHINGTON (AP) ~Senator rence — has = in- BOSTON DETROIT Discus thrower Al Oerter of pivotal 17th hole with a par, exploring business aspects of |terest og teams “is 8 ab rh bi sbrhbi|New Hyde Park, N.Y. second at Pete Green of Birmingham had sports wind up their|circumstance we would prefer not/ Keoug 1h 40109 Kuenn cf 4020 ; P ‘ ae Runnels 20 401 Martin 3> 4011) Moscow, is returning to the United it easier-against Robert White ofjhearings today with testimony /to have.” © Willams if 2000 Kaline = 3110/States and Parry O’Brien, world Glencoe, Als. 4 and 2./from Maurice Podoloff, ° g : Green shot a or ae the front of the National Basketball Assn. But Campbell declared Norris | Stephens ef : : $7 Grown if : AH cheraples soot putter, wil dow ine and was two over on the back.| Reps, Oren Harris (D-Ark) and{had salvaged the league when hr Bodatn - foe tau mm oa * «tf Francis E. Walter (D-Pa) also/took over the Chicago Black ‘** P . me feet Detroit's Tom Grace of South-|may appear before the Senate Hawks in 1952. He said the NFL! ne cee Sub F ighter Webb Q field defeated Pau} Herold Jr. of|Antimonopoly Subcommittee to re governors were convinced Norris; 7 32171! Totals 30272 Normandy, Mo., 1 up. Grade had a| port a House-passed sports bill but| exercised no control over the New /For'er aoe 008 100-1 § TKO i | h 77 for the round, Herald a 78. {their schedules were uncertain. | York Rangers. a a col eer aii cores in f p * * * Podoloff was expected to tell the Senators pro basketball would wel- come the flat exemptions from or- dinary business laws proposed in the House .measures for profes sional team sports. The subcommittee already has received that word from spokes- men for baseball, football and hockey, along with opposition fo Co-favorite Sonny Methvin of Little Rock, Ark.,-ran into a first. round ambush Wednesday. The 17-year-old Arkansas star, a semifinalist in the 1957 tourna- . ment, was ousted 2 up by Jack Lotz, also 17, the California state junior champion from San Lo- renzo. While Methvin was: bowing out interest in the Rangers. now prohibits one man from con- trolling more than one team.,. Joseph A. Neville, His stock in Madison Square Garden gives Norris a financial one man conceivably could have an interest in all six NHL clubs but said the league constitution general early, the other 1957 semifinalist in the starting field of 128, Rick Casabella of Louisville, Ky., straightened after a rough start and whipped Bob Morse’ of Pea- body, Mass., 4 and, 3. Lotz’ 3-over-par 74 was a long way from being artistically the best golf played over the woodsy, par 35-36—71 University of Minne- sota course, but it was a sturdy performance in the face of Meth- vin's constant pressure. Wednesday’s dueling, under ideal golf conditions, cut. the field the sweeping nature of the exemp- tions from several players, col- lege coaches, and ‘Congressional and outside sources, * * * Clarence A. Campbell, president of the National Hockev league, spoke on behalf of the bill yester- day, President Walter J, Michael and attorneys for the U.S. Trotting|stranglehold on the sulky sport. counsel to the Trotting -As- harness racing. The government has filed an antimonopoly suit against the, as- sociation, said the USTA needs un- challenged disciplinary powers to maintain honesty and integrity in sociation, saying it has gained a us 24-8, Detroit 27-7. DP—-Runnels, Buddin and Keough; Veal, Bolling end Harris; Lau and Bolling. LOB—Boston 1, Detroit 7 2B—Runnels, Stephens, Bolling. 3B— NEW YORK (AP)—A week ago, Spider Webb was a 173-pound fisherman on vacation in Wichita, + * * Kaline. HR—Stephens. §—Susce K ps h : an st night he was a. sharp- Campbell acknowledged that Delock (L, 10-2) 7 ; * = = 8 |punc hing 16215 pounder who Susce (W, 3-0) 9 To be-l 3 * | stopped Germany's Franz Azuzina = Upianerty, ~ickialey, Chylak, Berry..on a technical knockout in 1:20 ar ae iof the seventh round at. Madison Square Garden. * * * As a result of this quick switch from idler to slugger, the high ranked Chicago fighter now is in line for a Sept, 17 Dapper Dan benefit show. in Pittsburgh with Joey Giardello, He alse has an of- fer for an early September match the first time in the Emsley Carr|in Salt Lake City with Gene Full- Invitation Mile at the Rritish!mer, the ex-champ for whom he Games, ; substituted against Szuzina, Elliott Races Ibbotson LONDON (AP) Englands Derek Ibbotson will defend his fading reputation Saturday against Herb Elliott of Australia, the, miler of the year, The two great athletes clash for —_— Assn., asked that harness racing |* also be cut in on the exemptions. Campbell told the subcommittee the fact that promoter James D. — 2 of the Inter- Wyandotte Woman Leads National Archery F ield © GRAYLING Lon Stanton of Lake Ozark, Mo., held a slim lead port, Pa., in the men’s instinctive), (without sights) division of the Na- tional Field Archery -todrnament. Stanton’ had a two round total |? - of 1,161, followed by Myers with |° 1,750 and dames White of New Cumberland, W. Va., with 1,712, |} Defending. champion Jay Peake of Charleroi, Pa., was far back in the field with 1,679. Another defending champ, Ann Marston of Wyandotte, Mich., led the women’s freestyle (using | sights) with a score of 1,583. Im was Cleo Robertson of}, 1 Letty sécond place ‘Samaria, Mich., with 1,552, fol-. lowed by third place Jeanette Gib- son of Waterloo, Iowa, with 1,435. Junior Girls Instinctive 1, Linda ae Dysart, Iowa, 804; Eileen , ‘Passaic, 4; J. 490: Baen wear, ‘Was hington, D. C., 4 Intermediate Girls Instinctive i. Carol Hastic, Passaic, N. J., ‘1,083 2. Peggy Schrod : , Sharon Gray, Intermediate Boys eis: Lg # ag tot Sty y Brevara N Va., 1,440; Grant Piast, en Boys I 1. Rany Luts, lamsean ais 2. Seott Teague, Bossier Ct 3. Terry Dziuk (CQ), Des saelnen, “Wash., Junior * 6 Freest: id ‘oodland Hilis, Calif., » Battle Creek, : ulholland Jr., Junior Boys bee nomena Brockway, Pa., 1,213; 9. David Howard, Toledo, Ohio, 1,180; 3. John gore, Olcan, N. ¥, 1,114 ONE FOR WEBB = Spider Webb (right) of AP Wirephote Chicago bounces a right off the head of Franz of their bout in New York. Webb who subbed ae A ae © Oe Fe for Gene Fullmer, ORB THO im the: 7th. Track Team Makes Changes cus. * * * is being replaced meters. has returned to orthodox practice Land is expected to once again as- sume his position as the world’s best high jumper. , * * * Thesé changes were. outlined to- day by Coach George Eastment ‘and assistant coach Larry Snyder ias the American team - went lthrough its final practice’ session. The Polish meet, unlike the oné jagainst the Russians, will be two idual meets — men against men ‘and women against women. At Moscow the Russians outscored ithe U.S, on aggregate points, * * World record hanes Dumas was \the biggest disappointment in the American men's triumph over the Russians, ‘He trains very little and told the coaches and friends he was saving up for the actual competition; in which he cleared only 6 feet 7% inches and finished third behind the two Russians. hard,” said. Snyder, ‘‘He realizes he lost in Moscow and that he the track and running the hur- dies. That's good for high jump- ing and he will get* back into form wok * Eastment said Oerter was called home but didn’t give the reason, But O’Brien is a highly campetent discus man and Amer- ican chances -shouldn’t suffer be- cause of Oerter’s absence. Spencer and Drayton Waterford Winners A big 5th inning prevented Na- tional League leader Spencer Floors from being upset in. the feature game of a Waterford men’s softball doubleheader last night. Spencer downed Wall’s Service 6-2 after trailing 2-0. Drayton Drug |downed Nonne’s 7-1 in the Ameri- can loop. Grant St. Amour tripled in one run and scored ahead of Gary Mellema's homer, Al Crawford then followed with a triple and scored the final tally.: Draytoh won its contest early despite being outhit.. Dick Ryan banged a triple and _two singles for Nonne’s, Steward, ible in his speciality and the dis- | James Segrest of Abilene, Tex., in the 200 Charlie Dumas .of Los Angeles| “Dumas now is training very} . looked bad, He's working out, on) Veteran Horse Leading Harness \Race Earnings (AP)—Lord | in 11-year-old gelding owned by Ralph H. Kroening of Milwaukee, today tops the money winning list for harness horses. VERNON, N. Y. x * * last night when he and picked up $200 in.an elimina- tion heat of the Empire state Downs, Speedster won the heat in two minutes flat for the fastest He came back later and won the trotting mile of the year. race-off in 2:00 1-5. * * * The veteran campaigner boast- ed his total earnings to $336. 17 fifth Lord Steward passed Adios Har- ry, a pacer who earned $335,990. drove in the first three runs with Mathews’ circuit smash, his 21st, came in the eighth and snapped a 3-3 tie. The triumph was Spahn’s 13th against seven defeats. Purkey allowed the Giants only five hits and drove .in two, runs gaining his 13th victory. The Cincinnati right-hander extended his string of scoreless innings against the Giants to 46 before fifth. Walt Dropo and Pete Whi- senant homered off loser Johnny Antonelli. a Hank Foiles’ three-run homer helped rookie Red Witt gain his fourth triumph in six decisions for Pittsburgh, Taylor Phillips dropped his fifth for the Cubs. 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' | “two Colts with him for eS ae ee B _ “Deal With Your Local Franchise Dealer” esas aot “en Fant Deore walt R'G& R MOTORS, Inc. fi eight ps for| 1G peg Epc! vith| Xo, Inc. eee : 92 yards and one touchdown. Web| Your Chrysler — Plymouth — Imperial Dealer | Se the Baltimore Colts. Coach Web| : iNew Conference Ewbank called his Wednesday 724 Oakland Ave. = FE 4-3529 soe hc nea ae against workout very good . . . Ex-U. of D,| ; | fe | : Paste eter law plan St end Perry Richards was cot from es ee ee oe ad ee pinamsg | touch-|the Steeler squad by Buddy Park- a ee go. George, Wik, win predicted tel] Anne on Coast 7 er was a freshman with |; z - ae YOUNG VETERAN — In his second year in the National in'the NF |e 9 | nnd cesar ne lo (int Sele a epee helt Mid-summer clearance |). _ Football League, sturdy Steve Junker is already a veteran of = ay, sig, he sat on. the PCC Will Die Within| prepare tor the 1968 All-Star jwere tackle Evert Jones, Utah; rs 3 football He be one of the ag _ vie in ; a; } pro wars. He came along to be one outstanding tench apd when he finally got | | ame,” he could be our top end | fullback George Kim, Idaho State - at : freshmen in the league and is slated to hold down'a first. string ig chance he came through in| Month, Oregon Writer! this year.” oe i end position with the Lions this season, _ op flying colors. Liow fans will prob- | Predicts Junker reported to training camp ; - <5. eae - ts ee ae Se Flag Race, Musical Stalls: : : Illinois Netter Bogen ar wily ane oo like a glue-fingered 10 Events at Horse ShowSerelm= Sszesees ss | é : * r is one e : ven S qa orse OW Event Leader sroisiat camueton, tor Goan - oy ee | 4° Journal predicted Wednesday. é Enti Stock f Pd - - KALAMAZOO @ — Martin Ries- Ppa ep eniure Oo a: ee ee ee Beatty, Martin sen of Hinsdale, Il., goes into the “The Pacific Coast Conference, i FOR BETTER } t 3 Leyton” Jobs Nett” Dean’ Spitier| fourth round of the National Jun- bom in Portand in 185, wil die DRIVING Stetson and Freeman Shoes’ © Fer tam eee ete eis pr ot» etch ot . y after scoring a surprise)...» said a story by Hal Laman, N oO - Gooree "Miliee, siieiag, Aemme,| oo Sey. P the Journal’s executive sports edi- , o Matter 0 ff a “saad na gg ym ytd tor : ) cB ee en ae How Old Your |) — , | Smith, for the Saaddle Club. ed Ramsey Earnhart of Ventura, = é . * . rf Other events are: flag race for| Calif., today, defeated » fourth. |}im sll nine member schools wow Car, Try One Special Group 95 |: 15 years and up; pony class, 52°| ranked junior from St, Peters- |the conference president, Rixford| of Our SUMMER SHOES .. : and under; horsemanship, West burg, Fis., Jim Shatter, 24, €0, |Snyder of Stanford, - Oren clnees vite downtcan| U% yesterday. Shatier was. a a a — "ae ee a dows-lead! fmatist in the Western Junior | “The Journal's informant said Res. $11.95 Famous Se open; horsemanship, Western, 15. Seuvuansent af Champaign, = the of aie dis- |i 8: ; 9° . | 21; working. stock horse; speed]! SSI: P cilia 0 oo eaigunes, We UP Danver’s Casuals...... iin ure; pick up race; western pleas- Two other favorites were beaten! “ided that | proposals | Proleey 1 F wy teen a, on an rey Strain pres wm SPECIALS Wester plsostes. man 23 or older, National Boys finalist last. year, = — ° o a Mon.-Wed.-Fri, 8 a.m. - 9 p.m. — Tues.-Thurs, 8-5:30 - Sat. 8-12 ACROSS FROM THE MIRACLE MILE i Lincoln, Neb., 9-11, 7-5, 6-4. Pir tlt Ci Oe tame ge re ae wee i : . 2274 S. Telegraph WOHLFEIL-DEe Er tsr” NAS , - 3 ) " Tropical and Year ’round Suits & Sportcoats Hart, Schaffner & Marx © Varsity Town @ Griffon @ Hickey - Freeman ; sport shirts | Summer and Year ‘Round Suits | colored and white shirts Short and Long Sleeves 25% off Complete Size Range Values to 45.00..............+...Now) 3375 | 25% off swim trunks Boxer and Brief Styles 25% off Values to 55.00............ tenes .Now 4375 straw hats Values to 70.00............. .....Now 587, ' Entire Stock Values to 85.00..... errr err ..Now 6875 V3 of f _ bermuda shorts Plaids, Stripes and Plain 25% off ) : 2 silk neckwear Spo rt Coats | | Three for 2.50 Values to 39.50....... iseeeese.. Now 2975 |. 83° . Summer caps_ Complete Stock 25% off Values to'50.00.......-.0ce eee. Now 3975 SPECIAL GROUP Values to 65.00....... 0.000 e eee. Now 4975 dress and sport shirts Tropical Slacks... 20% off © = | “ist Sled «V2 OF f i. @ | a mmm Open Friday Night Until 9 P. Mh, iia THE STYLE CORNER OF PONTIAC seutameninie — Bean | f é 272 W. MAPLE—Birmingham 4 * ga i li skin alo li z * “FORTY-TWO | a : ‘Eighty-nine stakes races will be run during the 1958 New York|Nov, 29. eek © “Golden Savings You Can't Afford to io Miss! ~~ Check thises vcd on other sizes! 6.00 x 16 Fits older models . of Plymouth, Ford, Chevro- Jet, Nash and Studebaker, x * * — yas". Palmer has 16 victories and a draw in 19 starts. Gresham, who| sedi 7.10x15 Fits most pres |} 528_won 11 straight fights since] §; 1957 models of Dodge, Buick, , 4s con Clemens) $9: Joy Howlett Nash, ‘Olds, Mercury, Pon- os Sore woods) SUPER-CUSHION it eT ie ‘145° UAW Golf Meet aetna we wean eat City Course coonyican aoe oe, NEW LOW PRICE models of Dodge, Buick, [e222 2 Lk dL Pairings, Times Listed | for Tournament to Be Nash, Olds, Mereury, Poo- Held Saturday - 6.70 x 15 Fits most pre-1957 , models of Plymouth, F tiac, Hudson. eet Maa Pv pesit Tire, fd anata bed cane chavo esse nw | with the. veteran anty Laieds’ : memo balance as low as $1.25 ‘Members of! the International ‘| ner, W. HL page Call. ’ UAW will be guest ‘players. in fornia, and two teams. ayy oom at the Pon- round, without = iiss. Emil Mazey and his wife Char. when five teams ted at 98. Eadie SSERI“~ sos SFE =Pre Season Grid Games. LLL LLLLL LLL LLL & ) Cc a fisget Bony jpSiurting, times for, Saturday's vee ions 00 on -_wiltse, ‘M. Wells, Wek ae 0 PAY AS LOW AS $1.25 A WEEK Mi Goleman, F, Zeon pees * 1 ’ Mote; r & —-E, Bodary, J, Gillette, Pogues ——_— was engaged BRAKE RELINE SPECIAL! 4. cat om. B Sewdy. *k. Fenton, R. tion of the junior wie am — B Boman, E Sutherland, was delayed R. 12°. Suite ae Cemparel ty Eree fer Other age ig A 3 , | 6 Ld de m4" prep . nae i 2, 3 USE OUR EASY a at €, 11:09 a.m. — J. Young, R, Wright, J | : \ mevEty mean use as possible. , when Nelson a | EVANSTON, Ill. #.— Three ‘ 3 Craig, Nelson wallopod | TYput backs on ihe Cohege alfOF LONG SEASON |f concentrate on making } spark a 5-3 conquest of the Bir- Star squad are sidelined by in- LANSING. (UPD—A = the clubhead -move on mingham Federal nine. Losing |Juries but all are expected to face) rh eg Fyre through, straight toward hurler Mike Davis socked 2 two- me prove tagend — Fielajof ter ie heer” was|q' the objective. a cal ae made today by the conservation Always trust the built-in loft of your pitching : J, and fanned 14 while smacking two| DTuited Mp. ‘Tennessee's Bobby iron to get the ball up to the desired height. Never 33 doubles himself to lead the Bir-| Gerée= has s jammed shoulder “Our recent deer hunting regu- | try to “help the ball up” with your hands. This mingham to a 71 con-| Dick Christy of North Carolina packages i: hea. ist yon is a frequent and generally fatal error. : Lo quent of Latirep Prevent" rt ' si report titled “deer in 1958.” . * Today’s lesson, incidentally, is included because I’ve © can catcher Dick Mosber slammed i i , a E a homer and double, All-Star Coach Otto Graham said) “Undoubtedly Michigan's deer been hitting some lousy pitch shots lately. When I &| Untested entries Walled Lake|he was pleased with progress of/herd not only could support a much}; realized that I was failing to HIT ON THROUGH the ©) and Novi opened today’s program|the collegians who began practice| larger legal deer harvest, but it)” : Thursday. ‘ would also be benefited by such a|” ball, I thought I’d pass the word of warning on to you. 3 (Copyright 1958,.Jehn F. Dille Ge.) NYLON and RAYON | i a ry igeentggs yp! pen yee “2 Satie Natal ve, Bi 7 ALL SIZES— ALL TYPES USED TIRES / ee and “a Sunday. ‘You'll Save Plenty on SPORTS EQUIPMENT During _ @ Blackwalls © Whitewalls | ree-Kun omer e Tubed’ © Tubeless ~ f | Thousands of Used Tires WO to Choose From... 4 | Get Acquainted Days! Under . new ‘management—let's get night’s Class | ‘TZ eoean tie or Weer isner field, | ac- if ; quainted! 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An ALLIED ARTISTS Picture - +> STARTS SUNDAY.) “THE YOUNG LIONS”. > and theybe the beak Ieindl I ¢ CLARK GABLE DORIS DAY TEACHER'S PET THE VINTAGE ew COMING FRIDAY BEST PICTURE JOF THE YEAR! | THE BRIDGE ON THE RIVER KWAI BOB'S CHICKEN HOUSE 497 Blisabeth Lake Rood Phone FE 3-9621 1 Take Out Orders @ Specialty eeeeee € DANCIN TONIGHT ROCK WITH THE HOUND DOGS OLD DUTCH: iaoaeer Auburn Heights “ Liquor TONIGHT! - SOPHIA LOREN M presents. ue HAPPIEST SHOW IN TOWN! A SOL C. SIEGEL Production + starring DANNY KAYE: | MERRY ANDREW... | PIER ANGEL! -BACCALON! - NOEL PURCELL - ROBERT fal COMMERCE nid Woman OF THE AG 52 eee. oA LRE H E RE! DOUGLAS CURTIS BORGNINE « TE cpESSeSESESSeSSESSTISESCTIEESTETITETTITSITITEy _& ALWAYS FIRST. WITH THE FINEST * EXCLUSIVE Aamission for This Engagement—Adalts 90c: Children, under 12, FREE VIKINGS SHOWN at 8:20 pm. and 12:15 “HOT SPELL” at 10: 45 p.m. ROBERT COOTE with PATRICIA CUTTS CINEMASCOPE A ETROCOLOR x Pus A _ SECOND EXCLUSIVE. FIRST SHOWING x SESS SSS SSS CSS SSS SCC CCC CSCC CCC CCC CCC CCCCCCOLULLAL LLL LLL eee, lip, and a mouthful of missing teeth. ‘on, now. What The cab driver sported a shiner three shades of blue, a swollen! “We found your cab abandoned by Pier 9,” said Inspector Winters.| , “You didn’t report it missing, and you weren't at work today. Come > ‘The cabbie, a sizable young man,> “looked at the floor. Finally, under ‘Se rosy oan er Flying for Non-Stop and Dr. Haledjian, he shame- teey dette te mane ts Manila Seattle Mark a ! of TOKYO (AP). — Distance flier corner of Madison and ye ana| Marion (Pat) Boling plugged along at a: steady 125 miles an with a husky voice. She yanked! hour today en route from Manila pen the-door and’ gave me an, ad- to Seattle in an attempt to’ set a Eni ao She belted me twice more, fast, like a pro. dress in the west Bronx, and then| Slaying of Airman 1.C. McHenry climbed in. Hoskins, 21, of Selfridge Air Force Project. Others attending the astronomi- = pounds of feed in six weeks. Pre- viously this required 15 weeks and 15 pounds of feed. . THE BERRYS ik + > a 5 |Man Is Held in Death of Selfridge Airman Mm] PequaTS oq) pus ‘ssaup “ps ou ened «lop 314, oul Orders Union Local. fo Turn in Records DETROIT # — Dissident Local 11-456 has been ordered to turn over its records and assets to an ' administrator named by the Inter- national Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union. * -% & Circuit Judge Victor Targonski told the Local yesterday to hand the records and assets over to stemporary administrator Clyde Shamblen. Shamblen was ordered to release $6,000 in frozen local funds to cover checks issued for strike benefits. The Local struck Aurora Gaso- line Co. 10 weeks ago without the International's authorization. The International then intervened. and placed the Local under administra- torship. It also appointed a new bargaining committee which is meeting with Aurora officials. Targonski also ordered the In- ternational to restore four expelled Jotal officers to membership but not to their former posts, HALF ACRE CASTLE BOARDING HOUSE CAESAR'S GHOSTS? A PICKPOCKET BOLDLY PLYING HIS NEFARIOUS PROFESSION /ae NO POLICE IN SIGHT / TLL TLL DON'T BARK, DOGGIE, - I MUST MOVE SWIFTLY/ EGAD, ROVER! YoU HANE THAT LEAN AND HUNGRY LOOK TOO! ~~ THIS IS | EXCELLENT BALONEY I PURCHASED IN THE INTEREST OF ECONOMY ~~ CHOMP.CHOMPEY, eg Tod ee THE GIRLS By Franklin Folger L A SURPRISE FLOOR SHOW= 7-3, SS eee fi ; a) thse "eS OUT OUR WAY ~ Bs FAP CE: t ae PA,, sa Mee Lan Ce Uy on, iy a" 74 i ah NANCY HERE, POOCHIE --- COME HERE. THAT'S ONE WAY OF GETTING YOU INTO THE TUB By Dick Cavaili GRANDMA ARE YOU TRYING TO O1CK (ie ME JEALOUS? ) osc ‘ a ‘4 oe: Gs | ae YER GRANDMA, MY, THAT’S SO NICE/ I'M ARI? 7 WE’RE GETTIN’ ICE’ I YEP AN’ LUCKY ME/;. IT’S GLAD T’ HEAR IT/ + lll AX -—— a, 2 VV eS + my! ie: MY TURN T’SLEEP IN IT TONIGHT * Ei £ * s ‘. sphiagn alge ile ee ee eS ee gi sapesiaberse sieht aeaeibe esac age oe wine Spe ne i ie ig age Sy oe ae 8g NE SOR MEI erst s - > * “ : : ( : 4 pee senrengl ore = Pe , > : _ 4 FORTY-SIX __ = Shrugged Off by Stock Market Bulls Oil Firms’ Protit Plight Is Sad Reaadin = By SAM DAWSON the world tension end the fast-|threat to future @ividend pay-jonly three—and AP Business News Analyst growing U.S. federal debt. They|ments. smaller of NEW YORE (AP}—The protit/ Sgure. that these two digs some ae *.-¥ * panies makes|bined spell inflation — and infla- company El couen taae: Det it seem-|tion could revive oil company /first six months operation ‘almost traly te being sheeeaed off by Sajcertines, and Snes, Se Os Oe laoer | exception show bulls ng goes. Bears ahene whey acon more impressed by|sober view of falling profits as alvious year. Of 24 reporting so far| 1958, 1 ee HiT Ee i ei i i tf Lt ga ‘ h ae oF ig i g on Lt k U Ay [ : 2 Hl | z : a i 4 i 3 : The stocks also , Dect tedan bentina, 176072, will be ; {highest bidder. be made at 1421] West ark, Oakland County, z c A E Park, place of ha' wages, trénsportation, ma-| 4: equipment for quadraplega The building on Telegraph near crippled children are located in this rehabilita- Oakland County Infirmary will be dedicated tion room of the new $49,000 headquarters of © Sunday afternoon. i cut NULLY x * * a. 1, , Surveyor, and such : officers as are nominated at t time. 5 ape 32 Agen ra leeuet sa OF INTENTION TO _COM-lEotice vaative to opening closing ber that, your o-yeer Comparieoalrertar “teetng st he Gemmuiat olson loaded this time. It was in the|ine city of Pontiac, Michigan held Julplo’clock So ccere og) MARKETS [Demand Heavy FS" 71 eah Nace |=) _las tent ne_ ema | . | » , Pon- tic companies use Godse No aL, Fe as A. profits. So today we are compar- : Friday. A «7:30 PM.) The separ eh top prices St | Stocks ing. recession earnings with last $e tose, nono Donelson-Johns RELIABLE MAN EVELYN EDWARDS s ® Market by growers and sold by A For another thing, mahy. oil band of Sire, Mary M. Beamish . j ay for C News in Brief |them in wholesale package lots. companies now report that inven- sfaiber,of Goorss M. Themes | VV oorhees-Siple ' pas ; NEW YORK @® — The stock! torites at last seem to be getting Pearl P. and Ches. H. Jenks; dear ; ___Lake Ave. ’ Quotations are furnished by of Wiliam Beamish.| FUNERAL HOME Sears Roebuck & Co. OFFICE Detroit Bureau of Markets, as of Market fnoved ahead narrowly in| into line, And this has led to the al Will be held Pri- | smpuance or Motor TS KO James W, White, 26; of 230 Reck-| 1 heavy early trading today firming of some. product prices. A, Ee Ve tae "Needs aT Lee = get well Ave., was found guilty of|Monday. steels in demand. The costs factor is yet to| : , Seater Part-Time Salesmen * oases os drunk driving by Municipal Court Prod « * * be some report making Yoorhess-Biple Puneral kana start. t Judge Cecil B, McCallum. Yester- roduce The ticker tape was la : — a Bigg. Fe day he wes sentenced to toro 478 ruvers period of eight minutes, showing x * i sek ate pT papa in jail, three months probation and) |... n44 pina, Fancy. bu. lag of about two minutes tuation looks a bit cut" meome by "ba, 40 3100 pet| Work Wanted Male 10 } $110 costs, ee aig -— ee coees floor transactions at than a few. weeks week, answer ad. neuen 2 Cherries. sweet (crate) 16 ats. Blocks steel that Middle East | Sears & Co, can we a few “heat te eae EP j Glenn F. Post, 40, of 103 Falr-/' ree premtnent tm Saldat off the flow of ofl Fagg OE Ey ee | grove St., pleaded gu to reck- VEGETABLES the wake of the spreading companies operating speek, renwpertaion ex trim & custom cabinets specialty. less driving today, in Municipal) 0. wax ba. oo....escsescseees 23| of price boosts in the groundless. so sealial: For further | Sy Capra UENO AGT Court. Judge M »-Finne-| Beets yooped. bu... - 158i saest stock shares, : Angiy ‘Theredey July 20, at cay Hind ef work +0496, gan fined him and revoked his) prose. iene.) eos. :-.. f showed little or no flare again. But w Hotel, 5 . Beck OUTSIDE JANITOR, WORK. operator’s license for one year. Garrone toboed. pa: RE nce He indie thidk whe on companies have ~~ 1:18 pm. only. No phone calls, . = ry. SROIRS cocerrvcerenenes turn "Please. fg orcas ox — they could ANY KIND OF LIGHT A tray of men's and women’s |Corcmbers alu sie, ba... 4/@dding about 2 points Europe if Middle East Help Wanted Female 7| wert. Ne. soo too small, Rensoe stolen from Myers Jewelry Store, | 2) dos. vecenconee de ; of the Suez Canal ist oe 4 ter eee | (behs.) dos. ........ .8ifractions to about a point, A Sok te =" a - . 35 S. Telegraph Rd., during store sy papelipgraceeneaet cp waned — 2. ; nitrese te, wait on, table, BEB, & Merson" rE peat » hours, it was reported yesterday|Persier Root (bohs.) dos. -...-.--- ber were unchanged or eae seesies $00 Plaine ae The Pontiac Press & help with dishes, Very z oe ee . Beattie ets fe 3 tok * mtg Bem aE ; of Bailey and FOR WANT ADS fae Sere pre ne ee, — Sauash. ~ ae sponse ‘ stopped and recovery is on D Heed Funeral Home in se DIAL FE 2-8181 odd rE the te, Antiock. Acmnearat | From 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. wort. Jobs. fed- p.m. Puneral errangements by “ti Gulf Royal Dutch ca _ eegeeerenewnasecses eoee = : ou and . eral 1 plop — can ag Ae Ra an — . [Kale bytes ioecopeyapreahe id, « = _ |demand product prices. “ "ber asgumes 00 Mustard accesses $88] New York Stocks [im time . that puts new life in fied rue al Wang Prmey for Poultry and Eggs —foinsca. “bul 22000000 aoe | | Peasy Onseenin Mie, Brace tein DETROIT POULTRY mia SALAD GREENS : Ham (Jean) Hild ck deat |sis- ) was a DETROIT, July 31 (AP) — #8 | endive, bleached bu. ......-...000+ H C UAW , A are wade be pound, FOB. Detrot for WE: ecs-scrensde a James Ros nail live ig a mag Rh — GOB, weense arvester 0., service will be held Saturday.” AU. your we J sna beth, tape, Soement ead fryers | mee OO eee . Hit! Sik Oen'wm, He Mares | J wilbout | 24, Mel ete, at See Fytend Contracts To | eerie eee EE] | ocene ome | 36; du “ou _ Livestock ° Sort, Wry ae Se etl | eee DETROIT LIVESTOCK , ., CHICAGO @— A third major me dur revious wustoamne. Setaotes teat 4 DETROIT, July $1 (AP) — Bess, P.OB.| DETROIT, July 31 (4P), cate— farm equipment company — Inter- Pare, Transient ads may , we ligtog. fone, | Detroit, cases included, 1 j-state|ssiable 300. Bulk earty sales slaugh national Harvester Co. of Chicago plaster - he | rades: cows, these fully steady; utility cows $4371. | Whites: Grade A jumbo-83:_extra lerge|18.50-20.00; canners and cutters 16.50- | —has agreed with the United Auto SELIABLE CARPENTER NEED! 46-48, wid. ave. 47: targe 45-48, wid avg.| 18.50; two loads reputation cattle brought Wares ‘Uslen th extend indell- : t | 46%; medium 36-38, avg. 37; small strive basis, one load which pr’ ; | large 40-42, wtd. avg. 41:/1080 Ib. steers 28.00, ¢ feed lot |: a|nitely wage contratts covering 36,- | mates of 28.25 cattle Monday weights f ‘4/500 UAW members in 15 plants. | Commercially graded: 1119 Ib; one load nee ingle ° 3 | Whites: Grade & jumbo 45; extra large| sheers, 37-28, these mates 4| Previously John Deere & Co., | Srewns: L - A jumbo 4: extra large Compared Jast week: slaughter steers |, Moline, Il., and Caterpillar Trac- | FR SSF cotton SI well oe cet tee le tor Co., East Peoria, Ill, an- | B large 35-35%. as aa over cows full 60 ot, higher; pulls |B nounced similar agreements with | stead mos 0; 5 ¥. one “oe ie thy. notified fied that ns 2430-06.00; by 00S saderate, showing Budd Co ..... : lier Br... 38 oe Uae. requiar “meeting of the Commission of|high choice 950-1180 Ib. steers 27.25 |Burroughs .-. 35.2 | urea S&S 7: The Caterpillar contract expired Ge Sly ee rent, tien, bey at: “rere vee igo uy, ie lanes x Sa fl Sk w G43|@t Midnight Tuesday and Harvest | to be che teteriten of the y mis 34.00; one, load prime i119 steers |Camp Soup .. 43 Ret Dairy an sion to construct sanitary sewer on/29.25: utility and standard steers 20.50-\Can Dry .... 17.7 Nat Gypg .... 82.8 Montcalm street, north side, from 24.50: good to average choice heifers|Cdn Pac .../ 28.6 Net Le aoe} street to Portland street at an estimated |24.00-26.50; several loads average to |Capital Airl .. 15.5 Nor Bee ys BY cost of $3,729.00. an + the plan, high choice 750-850 Ib. heifers 26.80- (Carrier Cp .. 30.7 QF Pw. 202 profile end estimate of sald improvement ise76; | utility and standard, Wen toe (eens hace! BS Onto On ...... Ws , fis Terther Intended to construct said|commercial cows up to 21.00; canners ches @ Oh .. 60.8 Ovens Srey’ *: at 2 ‘Roose: imerovement in @ ~ > a, bed ges seamts —— —_ ulor See = PacG & El .. B41 - 3 to & only. Cost thereof shall be defrayed by special|to 2460: cutter, bulls 19,00-2.00. mainly [Cities gyc. "| $9.2 Pen Spr, ae that, ail of the lots tnd’ parcels of i | ol Siaaeey eecomambinaed ——, —e ve Ne : a 38 or older. fronting upon the north side of Montcalm - steady atte ase fi . . ar brother of | Orchard Lk. Ave. st 3 p.m. |: crest ten street to. Portiand|,,ycalers_salnnie, 35 Re ‘aie tan: iy2 penne %C -- %$3| women’s federation today .pro- _ gaad Dwane Beales; doar, bra ewer ee one oe es SS, choice and vealere fully |Col Brd_ A cn ‘Fypet Coto .... 4 tested the illumination of Hama- Mather. Puners! service, will, be estimated cost and expenses thereof and| 1,00, higher, ons erades sree rE + songs edt 383 Fhitce >...... 38¢| dera Beach for night swimming. Wa my og ES Sai | that $3,010, De new? cost and i350. few 36.00: and Con N Ges .. 46.4 Pet ...-» 46.3) on: the grounds that “it is not Sashabaw Rd. fea Plains expenses thero? ae paid from the 31.00; cull and tY lConsum Pw ‘ & G... 612 Sashane® com Malone officiating: Cantal Reeceventens, Pune. is the Com. [1500 Cont Bak... 386 Pure Ofl ..... 31 good for public morals to see nt in Lakeview ‘Cemetery. mission’ of the City of Pontiac, Michigan| Sheep and lambe—salable 25. Nomin- (Cont Can 49.3 Repub aii...) 347] Persons strolling on the beach in Mr. Matskas will He ij = aaust Hi 1958 nae oeled = pte pa AE sony Sone hoattes Gamat fully 50 ct See ot a3 Rex Drug .... Bs their bathing suits at night.” . oe funeral home * pias fear sunmestions end objections that may higher} slaughter sheep steady to strong: |Cont Ol... 87 ge nt 4 PRgLon. JOE 3s paut We San 7 eee “bane evan. fpring slsuhine. are oe noo, good org PaCS 8 Beloway" a 3] Ge ge | Boredlbaebtnd ot meer © gray. ee July 31, "88 pinughter sheep -4.00-10. 6 ages Re Ha . * | eine . Dis C Beng '.: 31 Shell Ol ...:: 818 CHICAGO GRAIN of Mies Bi or and Mrs. | | a mM diets csera Smit Al cmcaco, suur 1 AP) — Opening] og ay Du Pont .,....1 Bocony. ...... 47.6 Grains: gti from the , ’ . | Bast =" of d Sou Pee wowe 81 tS OATS 6% . era! 2 ‘ 7 N - Figston “Bite. "<2 48.9 Sow Ry... 46.9/B00. sori: 1.91% Dee. :......-. 67 White ‘Chapel Cem y- .- L ... 334 Sta Brena et ae bc tates es 5 ae lor will Ne in state at the Sc ; wg OR oo Maley riffin Punere! Home after - ; eae 7 eee fo peed ‘* 1, Bid Ot Gat al coil iia Se. sessese 126% “> (amen The Pontiac City Commission has scheduled public hearings S- Gde —> fa 9 | de i, 10% ron, Bi. Sa, At: Be for Wednesday. August 6, 1958 at & p. m. Eastern Standard Mach ... 60.3 Stevens, JP .. 23.8) CORN (newi ~ CARD ape | See eieer sectmr’ af touks scssaloa Chamber, Chy Hail, on intention to Pi i <4 meee SR SATIRE EER eee MOL. | RRR Betta i suailed So Miveilg’ Bt ingiotasiat [fart Bes HY Suge sea] | Fim erie lin Chien us| ran ta bea | OUND, ABE BE aaPTG _ construct the follewing public imp ; [Gen Bak’... 1) gyly Bb Pa |. 37.1 STOCK AVERAGES Pree PO Tee erate at | _ Paddock. Between Ag aH uate,"some office experience, pre- ‘ ranm «: Sy Texas Co ... T4le noted by the Associated Press July 31. Bnarks-Griffin Funeral Home. MARRIED Man. 340. erred Goo Goad samty CURB, GUTTER, RELATED WORK Gen Pas .....-478 Ethel oat . hor : —- 99 2X VONRK. ¥ 2.1 JOSEPH eng, 8 = 8 hours per aay hen been Pr ng na ~ Lengiellow Avenue from Universiiy to POSNER. [Gen Motors’: 8 TROMP,PA $3 canes... ME SS td Siak Punerai, service, will be | PIMCS TAO who won't, Nestness, | snd siher ag ay _—_ Sa Bs Ha Bee wear elke tet A aes ey ne pa ane Ae: act t oi| Saeetp at rogetgrer Cane P| Boy W,awrmes 8, mr. Bo Gen Time ... Be "*-$1'9| Week ago ...s.. 268.2 107. 1 1815 é Rev, James ting. aie SANITARY SEWER Sete Hi tomee. alums Bt i ae ‘Fees emcceeneag. 3 | "e Lounsbury Avenue from Stanley to ‘M. H. at [Goebel wr-':: 3 Un Carbide 193 en att pte fe ; iB . > Lots 227 and 372 Baldwin Dixie Hills Sub. Geegrene, <<" 4 Un Ae tin ge inet nigh » ee +o i ade . 5 | Deted July 90, 1958, oe ! Ry Werte et! 618 1 ba 6 # 19] ee aie ADA R. EVANS, i polly og ME ete, §. # ae as EB a ' ‘ ¥ saw * 108, son Go! 4. re a $7 Eh Set uaa ane te, bs \ 4 3 6 4 } ieee < 3 2 “ = f { poe ; ° | é \ es uth A d 34) Rent Lake Setsigne: S88 © tor _ ee |F. C. Wood Co, & TO 8 * . Corner Wile Pane Rd Mi” Country kitchen. all buitina, 2%/6 Room Ranch * paths, fe aoe -|in Drayton Woods +4 Augrective new home built into « Th . : sks a Lk. priv, $10, pine in 4 room, "peths, bed ruc S to Rent Oe er ol sturmace, guage k= ag aNSTERODA Rose McLarty, Broker Ls sagery nome for fits = . PE Swim, You Swimmers ~ Ba ec ws. and var Fish, You Fishermen | Industrial Tractor Co. West ‘side lake.” > | ort : IMMEDIATE — : - . a rt ek thom Worth : i indian village : face oe nas at 37 E. Sheffield ing sant _| “Freddy's and my interests clash so, Mom! For instance, bate oo at eee &; beerm. a § I want him to take me to the club party and he wants pa Serbia =e to take Marcia!" sd 0 oe Give. Avallable Aug. . : Giroux-Franks ; tain) Rent | Apts. Furnished 33, Rent Apts. Furnished 33 VASBINDER, ~ SEEE Ee 5 2 ROOM DOWNSTAIRS AND 3) DESIRABLE ¢ BATH "rr . rs ea TMD _tedistety PR Wh Sutra Downtown OUTSTANDING : reettia tame HOLLYWOOD APTS. | {Sic fa 7 oie, Sebots a V y vee UNLIMITED . | petteeinge tong cong | Pumtied oom b 2] Era eleat Sasa net ie § ie pore ees pees Wren lection on Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34| Fe eis | Otcae's homes Fire! toor. FE 7 RM HOUSE ON WEST GIDE BLOOMFIELD HIOMLANDS — 4 = Fs is _fsguite 33 Asbo ia rest.| 1st FLOOR MODERN faied tiroughest Lake Ories. Call| iicyg VACANCIES —WEN OR Paes akene “voces Wolcing | {ie bathe. Sreplnce liv; , | FRB a Sra MOREY pron: | ted iy Vices ea” ts | 5 poou nave Tens wate pammumion’ gbe:| basemen “ous bet Start | ch Poch mde, Sieben Seay | B50, OOO! | xsesustper eer ao warn, | _Seer"enti aatces “Pal test | ane“, seen Sarr a | gigee Rest Wome, FELLOW. | Sepnoow WOME—aT Ts | {om™sin ee torma” sche! te | ! ° FE 06_im Mt Clemens 8! || BEDROOM APT, FOR BASE. ee ORS BOW open Ress. rates, MA 53488. | Jonnsen. reduced price St Vani | SEMINOLE HILLS — Large brick . , ve tarest tm good Land Contract 2 Rms., Priv. Bath. ( Clean | 80 oe ee Lake home Avail. Sept. — Hotel Rooms 39 WAKE” AN OFFER Fon OUR home in excellent condition. vesti = 7 ROOF REPAIR —— _ FE 4-2579 int, FLOOR 3 RMS PVT, ExT, | BEAUTIFUL » AAC WOME FUR | HOTEL AUBURIN _ | giiigeeitg tesserae Sue |. Gini room, new cerpet, Ba Pen EAKLES CUSTOM UPBOLSTER- Norton. 2. mene by Dey or Week BY Ot EE ORT ee aren. | eet oo! bedrooms. extra rE does tng, 874 Cooley Lake EM| Edw. M. Stout, Realtor ; FURNISHED OR ce,| Also 1 or 2 room ents.| §55, month. PE’ 1-8861 | Se iE Ae ates 2 cat 3 bedrooms. Viet frepie “y apartments. trie ray = 404 Auburn tre ee | | ROCHESTER. 1 BEDRM. HOME, | sttached hed garage, Lat Daily ‘tl 8 tanhs. field the tots ~~ THOMAS UPHOLSTERING | 17 N. 7 St. - Pontias 197 N. Perry &t. FE 5-906 Fe tes, CSC e. | scarpeted of} heat, garage. large - ens. Oy, ts = FE 6-816 ¥ LAKE FRONT. MODERN Rent Office Space 41; ie. ‘ap corner, reasonable. | a ld nicely furnished. $100 mo. OR Owner 2-0161, BRICK COLONIAL room abcd -" Lost & Found 24 wey = brick built in 1960 on 2 lots. First eo, Wanted Real Estate 32A SinTLY—PURWIEEED 3 BED | “TAU-ABLE wow. 2 ROU SYLVAN LAKE resins $00 cist_Gomey vesm: : ! . : 8 m, Building Supplies 12A|44M4. 1¢ Ce eee ea BOAT. coms, neviy a, ; near | ee Ave. -oeeo Sam Warvisk 2% i-<—s b be to wal conpetins. sun Toom, faery TK, =a RD 2188. $25). HAVE CASH WILL HOU. f z —- Bel st = $19. cielo breakfast ni beossd . 38 PT. PLAT BED TRAILERS| reward. AVenue 3-1755. TRAVEL ag eR, Ra ask ow ae _PE 2.2105. Open Sunt "| floor 3 large bedrooms, plus °°! Satglé fi, jumder. Ee seen LOST — BLUE PARAKEET WITH | we will travel to see you and gover. PB basil. | “with parkin~ tor ee! sc | SMALL HOUSE FOR SALE. DRAY.. |. Sas- recreation apace: relic sce laundry > ie rm, lum , wers “Mick-| show you how to Cash for . A i i Plains: $400 my equity. anttrol h Sheathing. $30 per thousand 2 Va Si Fevand, Your nome, land sontract or. sere : -|Rent Houses Unfurn. 36 drrice FoR RENT UNION Lx. = pended tareee: tee terme, Lost: TAME SPARROW. WiLL E'S. Ne | amit s OR 3 ROOMS. PARKING, 870 TOVE. | 1 BEDRM. GARAGE HOME. NEW. | NEWLY —CONSTRU Fine | Pe pau oft axiand, ied cae nat . one . Lost - = PONTIAC a Bot on og Reged “¢ GLORIA APTS ge Gi de * i -- Sle Roy Annett Inc. - LE. REC. : 1% car garage. Lake priv. FE| Will divide now to suit tenants. | sop Ck SALE BY OWNER. REALTORS { area, brown grip LE. REC. | pe cit PE On TR 190 B, Huron FE ¢42% Ready for A Ist. oe . Huron 2-0468 Business Services _13|_purse © pisses, OW 3-s103. oS aa ON A TER aR prt parting fot PE 2600., $5,590 cash oF 96.800 with $1500) 70%, Sivecings and Sunday 10 d lated, On 3% acres of wooded eed AND 4-ROOM [3g ir “won “ce Sage gg A ARTMENTS rete) E : em . By 7 ON ACCOUNT OF VACANCIES Oc- ot SR. foot yr ) N° ; 7 Fe : basement. 73 ‘Rhode uy curring —. ran to attract furnace oil best, ga ogheat bus RRIS & SO 5 Orion, PE 45-1836. 3 ROOMS AND BATH. PARTLY | BDRM. NEW Rove free and low rental t for | om MEIGS 1 B East OF ALOpENON poe BUNGALOW _ 7 = = nome, eats. rece kak Ean inet single, Goudie, of Soiroce ci this| Seshabew, g \dsche noche of Wall Gus’ af te ic, neateat Ain oe “ola, tay reba Se Bes ore 7! CASH Sirice a a * “tw oenss, ten "onsa’s ‘eet, Bhd awe have iberal i for you ney — gol od “automatic washers, 30 31s |L0S2 — CAT DARE BROWN a 7 oe Ce . ton, bed: rani 9 fenced ' PPS Saxtana gs gm) Se fees. rE FE a ee taot home bt af Tuas nave > PMPante PE Citi 03,250) Mr. Cook Mee rst centrally Joc atore abd’ office corner iy FA feet side. oe x ‘hosts, a laste walls, . Farke. : Ox. * Aetgat, z L. H. BROWN, Realtor e A 7 BEDR Socel SALE SMALE BUT NicH.| ROGERS lcteting | Sete. ce gee montaty plus tazes coreting aed Grapes ineteted, «1. P ALT PAVING (ost — suNDA : pe w. PE ; 3 ROOMS & BATH > Gas heat. 172 St. Clair. tee, no Sun by solid a, drive re ond | 3 cat ace — ta ‘purse. ‘Burea os es 7 BEDROOM, DUPLEX LIKE | garage. Pric iota, ete. Pree 3 papers need- beat, {Noor 64 E. Rut National Butiding—Pontiac Bn 30m or__ UN 3077 $een3. od. FE 34, CASH UPPER. 1 BLOCK FROM TBI gers, ‘LT 6-165 FE HOUSE UNFINISHED 3 BEDRM. CASS LAKE HOME at. P Fa LOST — LADIES ELGIN WRIST- HURON. ALL FURN- 50902, FRONT AS HALT PAV ING | ih 3 Tt cash eterests you let us look PLUS REFRIGERATOR, |* BEDAM WODSEN. 960 mont, C @RM 9 STORY PRAME SINGLE | "pseytional, five room, Runselo near 3, s. Elder) over om STOVE & WASHER, REFER- Realtor. 1619 M15. Orton we 3 car garage. Fenced | Nock “pu, vets and pee att mother's keepsake. Reward.| {aie nem oe red aan ENCES REQUIRED. PHONE OR| ville, NAtional 17-2815. For Sale Houses 43 ord. fe side close to schools teri. bean ital bedrooms, et = : you cash for small or : RRA - owntown. Can tinance e | 3130," dand LOsT: WHITE MALE TOY_TER-| Cquities. We also have buyers for| _Tel-Huron Ref, FE 5-6470_ 7 BEDROOM TERRACE, NEWLY | ow 3BEDROOM BRICK LK.| ‘pousible party. $500 dn. or 96.000] Soot’ 913.686, —— = rier, vieiaiy St. Pamily| 1362 W. Huron. FE ¢6483 or PE|3 LARGE RMS ST FLOOR |3 ROOMS, PVT. ENT. & BATH,| tire new kitchen, freshly decorst- “ort, S20 gown Available im- | —0480. Midwest 45153, . Reward. rae : land contracts. Clark Real Estate, | _Near downtown. FE aad inci util “5317 AU) od inside & oun ,Ne ebildres | mediately, ¥130 Green Lk. Rd. EXCEPTIONAL BUY ! eben Clark. 3 AIRY ROOMS & BA Waa | vere. FE SE ster 5: be 50_mo. ——— = silverware and pictures on Steven-| - : Tel-Huron. Thedseoreted. nicely |3 RMS. & BATH, LOCA- | 3 BEDRM. DUPLEX. DRAYTON $500 DOWN This eye sppealing five room bun- son ‘ast January call try OLL tage. Overtonte gv Pvt. ent. = ry ent.. bug line. Call after __ Plains. $60. Children. OR 3-5906. immediate to this 2 bed. oat tafe gecellent “etates, Soe ay Ee er. | 5pm, Fie oti" "| >See MODERN. YEAR |"™™ peepee ; we invite compe aT WAUE-BEAGLE, NEAR J TRUS —& PVT BATH. O HIT D |} ROOMS BATH. GCREENED IN |’ around Pull basement, Central| fon°%O BS DAM ON eled Watki kef can’t be beat at Mike above. ao oy wae its White brown. REEDS Ai cee oF _Welcome FE 5-2495. 40 Edison. oo. & stove furn. Call| heat. $85 month. EM _ 3-3630. ard. 3063 Grove Court, Keego atkins Lakefront 24x¥¢ on foundat ALL 7 RM. MODERN: PVT. BATH. FE j 'BEDRM. RANCH TYPE HOME, arbor Picture your family and as. Us 8HOW OW |" 2-53i9. 98 Center. i UPPER PLATS: 3_}SEDRMS. ; — eee It i 2 = Hobbies & Supplies 24A| PRoPunry, Gf AND PHA Pr |} &2RM. APTS “Od PV Bate | fp: 8 \-bedrm * "Desirable pear, Oakland, Lake, Inquire 9% | 259 DOWN NEW 2 BEDROOM:| [ny "Dreeses, the happiness Elizabeth Lake Estates ¢ AND - - ee . near Lincoln r. tla a tS rel i po comforts of this mar- Naha as baat ao NANCING. BUYERS WAITING.| _3! Stowell. FE 42190 2 Ps High || BEDROOM LAKEFRONT ON t only $8,750, EMpire moar . A dandy family home, six ex- DAMAGED HAIR? | : ; i ATH. WR. AL ' Bald Eagle take. $75 mo. 1886 3-6210 or MUtual 42045. eee ee me ceptional 1 Very liviable rms. © ~ a ee ae ae te GENERAL | $3823 of PE_ 61173. Mis on one of the best lakefronts wee tee * . Cold waves YA up. ee es 3. J. JOLL, REALTY ; a hs VERY ace. |° Roons ATTRACTIVE, LOWER. 7 RMS. MODERN DINING | Lo | ,,RICHARD STEELE, REALTOR Soon areca ee — shades, one Leann and fovely .. - M & STY R OR i | 2536_DIXIE HWY. FE ¢4561 + Be ext., Util. @ FE i" furnished. 12 Sheridan. * ‘Bab per 135_M-50 Highland, Mich.| with connecting powder = bath down, two pedrosens ams & GI AND FHA Roor adults 470. Oakland Ave. RM. APF WiTH TILED BATH. pom A Ee 1 Deris THAR ROUND COTE AOS At MID- room on the first floor; nt with PAINT BY NUMBER CASH POR YOUR HOME 7 R00 yeRy cab ones. regLED, BATH. | 7 ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT. #50| ‘fu rice. Owner, EM. 30104 ad S'conpate tolesen tee,” | gs Sais Pit a terse 'e : 'e om compile on ‘ Scrabble ey : oe Yes, we can sell your home for : a 2 re i clean. 02 Union st. upper. FE me. FE +3106, 34 Btice. PRANKLIN. IN THE VILLAGE. ec floor. It has ® large ge Bock _More. 15 BE. Layrence 9t:| cash with very smal} down pay- a : weekdays.| ~ 3 a Carket one NEAR SCHOO t. | ’Dace Golenial 3 barme. & baie. hvin goom with @ natural G.I. Special ad - Notices & Personals 25| tion. do. not feel Sblgated. We |S, RMS. & BATH WITH PVT_BATR | BOOM een AT oe | MAS ee ge pated ving room. yard. Cor-| Toon ant. a modern kitebes COOLEY LAKE RD. “ . | i _f 3 e . Hreplace. .° ® Modern five room bungalow with “ “~ = will appraise your property and Sm child welcome. | -s5ou5 3 BEDRM, ge DUPLEX, OIL OIL MA 65196 with dining space. Of derunines oltoan: um ot hack _ AUTHORIZED ce. Sate mi = © ~ Washing facilities. Also fur| Wows, Ser decors, * © | COUNTRY HOME FOR SALE BY| fioors’ and.-5 select oek 6 | ear arare, large | traandy base- to you. $3 nished with elec. stove. Garage i owner. On acre lot. $6,950. floors and plaster walls ment se carpeting. MASON SHOES ROOMS AND PVT. BATH. UP-| Rochester OLive 21567. “13 eh EAR PON-/| Name your Sermal FE ‘estse. throughout. There is also $400 ‘will, Soesn. G HENRY J COMPEAU WE TRADE, WE BUILD ” per. small baby welcome. 42 8./ 7 Rus NEWLY _D = fico Moter Plant 14. ‘Reasonable. IN CITY pod arge screened gh emg |289 Clayburn St FE 98-3000 SON REAL —Tasmania or phone OR 3-6051./" pi "beth ent TED.| PE_3-0320 DORRIS & ANY GIRL OR WOMAN NEED. | 757 we Huron Phone FE +1387|3 Rooms _General Hospital, ORfande 34356, |8 RMS. MODERN WEST ROT- jbedroom, Basement. Rardwood Basement ‘nouses the room | 82 W. Huron, Phone FE ¢185t ing 8 friendly adviser, phone FE 3 . PRIVATE BATH AND | 7h AND BATH STOvVE| St. Wster softener, child wel git, Oexiee. $8.860 with and other utilities. The: lot TRADE oo Dressmaking, Tailoring 16) 26122 Confidential The Salvation Sell Us Your Equity entrance. Heat & (eg - J ; come, $80 monthly Avail. August | 81.500 4 which has 125 ft. of lake |. is ing pent ive your nomen Cate | Gate Aton ae? Sa | Apert Sams re uP OR) eee Ean LOTUS LAKE frontage is beauty tage | | 7 DRESSMAKING. BUY QUALITY ic == aes. We also need : ALL UTILITIES Pur. |° FM, BRICK. : 2, bedroom waterfront, Hard ca ere is also a J pa at Car Owners Take Notice! Hw: gt = Diste _nished. Colored only. FE sate. ——~-7-aM HOUSE. ae Base ment ou c furnace. and bn pes sare yarn g : REM, ape aes | ice Shain aa | wea aoataamy woven |* geese ine | ML Se Be NAR |p PREY aero | He weaiewiee fuga tert | Sh Wr el arte _ ae twice. tire rotation e waiting for commercial proper-| 10 p.m. per month. Located 371 BREAKER, DRAYTON | 7 lots. Only $2,000 down. $60 mo. | ci . ree = ment & many other values, One| tes. farms and acreage. A phone | 7 AND a LARG® ROOMS VERY et near schools, sto stores Plains. 3 bedrm.. full basement, CUCKLER REALTY | Silver Lakefront a aa Drapes & done| year limit for Don't de-| call will give you imm ac- Prey 008 4-3064. George R. ear storms @ sereens. $110 per mo. Split level brick home with we . Call pin bass. iy, only 3 tt ‘amount of| ton, Ral APr_MIGELY FURR. PVT. FE 8-0101 For information write L. 20. Scott. gee attached garage. @ pleasant GI — NO DOWN PYMT. : COATS _ *yallabie:, ROY KNAUF ent. . side location. Suitable tof 4 Ris. sh Bare 371 Demarest, Closter, New Jer-) 75 igopERN 3 ~BEDROOM| places’ Awning type wine carpeted living “tees Gning (=== made i — : st "you ges sent | 20%_W, Huron 8t FE 2-7421 i FE 5-6054. 208 8. . Was auauET frame ranch. Large well land- dows with aluminum storms room. Large kitchen, tut “bases “+ Bast Bh ose ace] GhaMpAt "al urs | WELL SUT ge EE YOWR Lots | Rl AGO ROTH BANYMAE | OGRA EVL SOLIDE WE |" een ee erate nt | tty sgn tine ce| Fy ices toa, | hs oR OO +2670 : co in price ‘e . } c. e . of double house. Oil heat, garage. : Cee. rare pe 6 nid . $2.00 Sena your aback. 6 mone R. M 23-1981 uire make otter. M121 =«(N. bank roperty otieod right - Garden Plowing 16B) oars BARGAIN: PO aa Te ponte ee sat |? ROOMS. PRTWATE SATE 8 ENT. “Bo ae iene East- sURGALOW, si § “ORS ae, is, Por eRCOr RANCH el nt vetroas ne . A Ly * - ent near oudunte ae Pontiac, UN ibe Re ES MENT PRIVATE | of Junior. PE 24450 after $ om. CONN ORNER FO_Bot WM. H. KNUDSEN moe peers. Eat wanted. FE itso CHARLES ESTER |#0ME WAN bath and entrance, East side, col | "= : co INT J ae iy completed. of Pontiac, near| pearTOR 244 8. Telegraph Rd. ee tie room compact kitch- heat ap hot water. Bsm' a- ee A buy at oply eg $65 mo. inc. ward area, up. to jo 00.00. Tory ored. Phone PE 6.9683 + ROOMS BATH, CHILDREN 3-2660° FE Cae Evening No PE 2.aisi| taxes & ins, MOVE RIGHT IN » Ansurance Agencies 174), x tisitmn > "or 4ve | "wp saa. a T ROOMS. Re FLOOR ve | THERE MOL CET "| rom RENT HOUSE ‘3 HOMES TO GO _ naar a IN AUTO RATES|COLD WAVE SPECIAL $6.50, OF | WANTED: tains DIATELY. RMS 4 BATH, EAST SIDE. eT THRM. APT: 600 ORCHARD LE | {1509 53n, CMW ‘near highway Lecated west of Pontiac. 3 bedroom SUG EEE LARTING SERVIC 8 Pe eel conane , . : ; | Ave, ; fr teenidiaeiali or it a Ai reegeel anaes nar, Bye. D lake property. & | 435" month. Pm 24612. z — if WATERFORD, FOR REFINED, Come Dleled exterior, we will, sup- ge NP oe cog FE }-Til) Paul M Jo 1E t “44 RMS. “& BATH. HEAT FURN. and 1 *, — re priv. Stove & refrig- "material to finish interior. living room, dining room, *attrac- Pe 3 ws Ww Huron nes, cal Est. sesne | Tae Phone’ On 3-705, °°" “ indow No ges. OR B : = tive Kitchen has garbage disposal. ___Laundry Service 18 {Confident 632_W. Huro TROOMg AND BATH, A i as BATT Als, WEWLY ture oe be A. ¢ “Compton & Sons j 1% ceramic tile baths, large 100 Rent Apt ae Furnished 33 ties — he P ae gf ae) decorated. ‘basen ame JOANGAY. 1217. WATERFORD 4900 W. Huron St. OR 3-7414 ded with” ED” 5 = 7 MAID SUPPLIES — 13 "Call PE &-48ah. Off street parting Good toe jcation, | "Step. 8. rodm wraneh carport |, SMALL DOWN PayMENT.|DAILY & SUNDAY 2-6 inne fe party, who would | * ,ROOM, FORNIE . ee RO hous, 's etka, ap bows wood 4s : HOYT REALTY — Ms a in, . i’ as . be caretaker for thie furnished ‘ " ste |” elderly couple. No’ childres. “Call $65 mo, Ab-ro, _Garfiela 1-1210. imcome. Surrounded by love! These New Brick Ranch Homes, | FF 20840 PE 27-0968 ; . Could Ps gent id welcome. FE ¢1001 TAKEVIL' 1 BED.| ¢veTgreens on 2 acres of land.| ¢8ch have over 1,600 sq. ft. of liv-| : - aA Neer bus tr “ines. = NICE Ri 418673 Rooms |' RMS. Nice. WN D Meee ute best & garage, | No Sunday calls. FE 6-0680, Ege bearooms, 3 ae S_Triegeaph Ba . In Debt aymn ts Henderson | * CE gga | ened" cioae ia, $6 Moreland. — | _Adua “On ot STARTER OME = LAROE,UGT.| Ih room vest, hrolacg buchen | — r Ne Poutios Press__Ber_ 0. fir WaERLY 9 SUES FROM Room MODERN LOWER MEAT or aad 5;ROOM MO! M N PAR i T- ms, colored built. If you are having trouble meeting i BDRM Dux, PRN, BATH 6 | Oe WERE the Ia Er Phe | 04 apt. Very ee te ee te. | ed Beat Metamora. Call Meta- ue Pi material to OR and oven. Attached Sear garage, Mu i at, : | i : : uire 73-8 Parke Bt. mora 35F'4. Lots 120 x 120. Sewer, water, and B xy garage house. a8 “ae ‘ ¥ 56-2706. our ames see us eer. Bn CREDIT, COUNSE uire NEW “| ROS : s LORS, INC. 41% 8. Saginaw 120.50 A WERE 5 RM” UPPER FLAT. VERY Maceday Lake take, over fara ag ogg MESS oh ply a Ag A aro "| Above Oakland ‘Theater, FE 8-0456| j ceeck. M APARTMENT ret, Adulte. Be MRAP Like new 2 bedrm.,_ year-round $2088" Church and School. Prices wre: ee TAS entrance, ¢ e OOM be home. month. "4037 Ma av aie FIVE Rooks With | fofet—sere 63.000 BOW. Will also KNAPP SHOES * | Fooms, all ut Sand neat foe and all uiilities furnished. Very | Clarkston oo School District. FE ful basement, auto, heat aium.| ‘wild plan of your choice, Lots! \V EST SUBURBAN Stings 2van HORN’ Bt. Nn WELL fenced yard. Extra nloe tocation.| BLOCK EAST AND SOUTH 3 Bedroom Rancher Sn aes OP PT 30 use| Went Gonid PE SORE | SeemL ete PHL MEE | my owii 5 REBRA FOMETs| BENDA OGUAT™ EARELAGAD TON. SU tld? see ent en “ cs 6 COTTA GE Sf 7 & 3 RM. APTS. | F Ras. & BATE. REN WEL- mF yee. | baths, gage? arage Gas beat, Brake DaTep my | E'S) Crerlooting _ Wiltemn Bay : # pit’ | —gome. s 48382. mat FE 5-1279 ‘ oa full bath. ‘tutomatio and : ER- s } + Ty ce corner . at rE , ohm 4 Sioa i Tove oF REFRIGER- ream iat Piet NEAR PINE LAKE | Forest Lake Hills Quick Possession. — Need ¥ sred. 96 held rrace, ne i St Joe's nate gener gew 1 2600 oq. ft Owner transferred. pain and de a ud Wilitns, Realty. 018 Living ‘rm. Dining rm Libra er hail, custom built brick ou're handy with 6 oe 6 “PLAT INLAID CARPET. am —. nb coment . mit — 3 fast, and covered ree ed be at git, b0o 900 «terms. “ oF exclusive EOD home. rt eo "y, geet = pe RRS SA ART. firepinces. anelin case fk With oor-to-cell | __ , entrance. Lee. sereene porch, rs ou8 Bow _ tue yal rerit more custom features. | ing ede Fork Lireplace | and F.H.A, Approved ences required , 4 8M I { : : ie Clean, ‘neat attiaite ai a Fotay see S00 will og Lae —— —— siare heme Woh . a.) ace, Owner — M eth led baths and 30 ft. knott men “regia oa m. apt, "eR — ALL on. — RE. a pine “preveption room. Te include ~ future | bedroom. frig. re bas th '$40 month. *sauite TREDRY GRICE GR CAN BE 2 carpeting ih 5 rooms. Landscaped = age | agi i only: 4-7457. paw S income. 2 bathe, oi) he lot, 100. x 200 automatic beat wa- 7 ROOMS TH 114 Center,’ Or 12° Norton, 9.2900 or FE 5-1690, eae - ‘ | es Sf te toe esc eeeeO CC eS TOSCO eESSeeeTeneeoayeal 7 ROOMS AND BaTiC ALL, PRi- CLEAN APT. FOR RENT FURW. 3 aie bf. Mo sara. FE rms. bath; heat, ier a erg Sh Ban MORN | snot FWP) BEDS BARR Low taxea, joun ni bag A, FO CLEAN APTS. OTT, eit vs he. Sore. at €7 ite gsoe | TROL TYP. ‘ovlsnborood ROH | sensole. ‘lovely “location, 61 $00, arash bee'"te ‘Soc aead DON’T WISH -FOR Clinton Apts., ‘0s ‘Mechanic. FH warner Apply st 67 Norton FOR RENT. 7 ontian, to saitt| Terms. Owner, PE 20406, - Be Geve MONEY! Make | it easily REACH CASH CUS CEA es CAPE CAEL Ear. ave LAR saa | Wat i _ CLEAN, 1 BED. LIKE A REAL CAR KIN ZLER woatat ned buyer. ‘Pook Ads, Tol att : ad joc oom house, sutomatic heat, FE 5 ie Pee ; Sel aa bat, srrapy hire" BTOMERS through Classi-| gory sie 3 cq wom, ep |SONORN EIGHT UPPER oo caer cae oaewe | PARGAIN? Lots of:’emijem y- pony AE, pate) “Bud! Nicholie, Realtor ial FE 281i. Ved Ads. Call FE 28181! Pa" rygirot a broteee Bil "pae' 8 was Geen, One owe | "home tema "lin the Want Adst | rico a Bi att Rene 5 ae €'s iS Ned | ee “ 5 3 SS 4 3 p bes eae Ree : os aor 5 aww i Se eae ee ir ray See ee ee ee oe ae eae a : ¥ i i ‘e 2 id s . * p oe : : ‘ : o B+ _FORTY-EIGHT : wie Vi For Sale Houses 43) _ For Sale Houses _ 43) ___ For Sale Houses “3 : a ~ PRE-BUILT HOMES |* ae RY, FRAME SO ‘eee Sid SUSE aa Seed int wells cf es taiacon, Tag | Sauce to Hetaeeie Pe, see hee Sthatig tebe °°) _S3ih OAK AVENUE ¥ pull basement RARG dn, ave ‘app. FE Fel ee ae oe WI TT E waiens secre Seat Bt arranged. nished ; Large "PONTIAC REALTY jiving room ma Coun 731 Baldwin — ones. od fier, bath, Near St. Michael’s ‘| Slosets. 3 lovely ‘shaded iols. Good HA Y DEN < oe Oe proud to some jucky family | $16,500. Terms. sop WATKINS LAKE RD. 3 Bedroost SasafVen hee oct 108 ft. take frontage. 3 3 bedroom reer e home, bal w x ise. ly 2 Hving pa =, anes po nah room. 2-car ams lote. Zarpet in the living room, dining and tiled bath. Finished rumpus| L&ke privileges on driven B Otter ell, end 2 Bedrooms. Kitchen| room, 1% car garage. Div s. This home sors ie hes birch cabinets. Pull basement,; basement. Paneled recreation rm, ey (= —— only ———— et Wid in eee we Dorel th ge der Lavender we BUILD yew BE landseaped and ed lot. Best rothy ony HOMES, $5000 plans to choose| of all, the coe is only $9,900. “a Fg and a ant and up We i Terms. Call today — you = +64 from or ‘ *euldto our a. iggy «oo jeter y aro 7 oes , NOTHING N, SIDE. 5 Room “a home Huntoon Lk. Area with rose Me o Latidscape $12,500 — A 3 bedroom m DOWN | Hawes $i construction with a mes Financing oe ake th room, 8 fee 18. ea fre | wo, pond place oak floor oar. {aren with a ee ore rom, basement, | $i — ie a a oll URBAN, 3 oe room rn] 8 well landscaped corner 1s paym: ~ book Beach privileges on Hun “DON M McDONALD San ue in a see ant GI terms oratiable if ‘Sretred. 3-2837 Excellent with Eee es canum | NODOWN ne | ceonneanee | SLM ceEre Do pl MS ml cost f uall- 3 level — 3 bedrooms on a - 4 - : et or ye * equity, ae vie Duteh sFOns ie ae re Ta en al Sede ae eeee| PAYMENT | DAS cae a reg, - [9700 DOWN 3 Tait peacied hag "een | WILLIAMS LAK price on tls ¢ Rose home, & bath Attached 3) cor garege, “Large Suk tan basement and F rough wit: ; me aa me Hiei aa ae off hal peyment landscaped Jot, and 8) 00 | our jot, wih small Jown yay-| “I didn’t buy this suit so I could hide behind an umbrella, excellent terms , J. C. HAYDEN, Realtor Forms. mon, FGiowe tea a tae. I'm standing in front of it!” BEAT THE RUSH 86 E, Walton 2, To eee : : Ev —After 6, OR 3-708, epen- Open ives. : -— . : pe Fontes mn is @ RMS. & BATH. 3 eas $5,500 be an : bei og ea Ree Gh) Ea tio, a Gls NO 8 DN. |__ For Sele Houses _<¢) __For Sele Homses_42] pia"S-iriy,3 eter Bouse, Gaiando 30.” | SBsatgon otpatadiee” af" pent ‘ee fe | YEAR "ROUND HOME | smlerred; Soutdoor siting. aeGte med | privileges M i its ; quality 1 floor $900 down. 2 Bedrms po Walter's Lake, “This 36, x35 iis "Emerson AT SEARS LAKE ta | - | He premens, wae | RET milks =~ Pe Eales | 27 antag cogal wiih ecces $275 DOWN IR’ $100 DOWN colored. xtra, Attra ive: kitch: Bg YS ye Be ty ®t Clee to Pusher “pods. é ms. 4 Plus Minimum Costs con ae any Sell with ures For ation call OR formalin cai Miutord, Mo Coste 4 iain, fo vayments i teres OC] | eo 5 hie jeer ave mercial pump, the heating| 31361 between 9 & 12 a.m. end; Deal For You! a . Call now, J the fac milld 'your new Moves You Irn! | iat ingticta ‘be bocehs, “foul rab tee aes oon ea FY OWNER CHAMPAGNE TASTE? | om. tail'ss ae | Built-in ovens & ranges WHITE BROS port. Patty" dn Finsed. WHY RENT—BUY (CRACKER 5 x pocketbook “All eich, ram- "One. of, our 3 net = 200 FEET FROM Loads of modern features | ~ om 3 schools, 8 agirehen wW. NO MONEY my ie seas cee Let om 13. yoessetion "pireom eee eel, on Model open 1:30 t0 7 P.M. |open spySt™™ Bile BOT 5 uy | NR | BUILD THE HOME Cerne: | Living st ft best, Cao be bad | Eeaped, Gal’ 4 “| “White Lake” - 706. Btasley ee cet on ea | __. pOwTae TRAE me - DOWN OF YOUR DREAMS | Sux‘ &3&"aonn “7 ¢ 3 CENTRAL HIGH ~ | 1 ee perth | of Lincoln Jr.) _ Owner. P. ‘O. ‘eon 838. : Se floor. gg VETERANS You bullder—we'll be your LITTLE F ‘ARM bay og fous colores ot. can “fers opines pas Is See ‘This Lovely 5 Room FB #163 NORTH SIDE fae, an large die soont| — §75 PER MONTH — | eovteni. supa bedroom cobblestone - down "and.'3" bedroom to. ir | termes bungalow with car sod : of cabinets, newly DRAYTON PLAINS A: ‘Let- our 18 years service to Oak- high ons bul the view ts come will pay for 3 ; gee om MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE | Likenew sateen, os - decorated © ws Attsched ex is SASHABAW BD os : Tend Go, work to your edvantage. Sind aar get ot fas ‘eat, ful, bases cot, .,PAy| REDUCED IN PRICE ees’ 7 a a Neat w Fane. sores, schools " hi yy. Bett Off With 000 with terms. taxes and insurance, Be BY . a G00 domm—s00 SS totes! R. L. WICKERSHAM FOR COLORED pay Sete VACANT LOTS _—_| "ATER FRONTAGE uc siving | SVAN MANOR . WEST SUBURBAN mst", iaple“__Mayfatr 380] 4 som prone, _ - Benderoff Beautiful building sites, in 2, nig, Sreeseway eee ee S| ara ce sat A BEAUTY of 6 Brick in 3 bedroom ranch home. ome down: | FE. 8-6580 W. Huron pa ‘ . to Cass Cvreicns eaeeriees, |” Attias tise ioe bersr ! upbeat Lake Privileges Bie Seam ie | as te tase, ot Sr Gt] ren eico ony: vena room A pone pan ee ogee choose from. 8 bull 3 dedroom home with] “RAINBOW R me : rwin ~ Reasonable terms. peied. 3 od richly cor | Ra.“ aree, from’ only 6500 "hu bate =, gale By gon Wolverine tace visor | Fdward M. Stout, Realtor steeellid cape cieailta wines joe tei & Sons ye Ceramic beth, | Decorations down, Call today! auto, beat. Bee our oa Attractive ranch home| 17 y saginaw_8t. ou bei 4,2, OU REALIST | SS ang ee, Call eat s ev WEST sIDE . poy ; : Open ‘ti 8:00 P.M, rior | is finished completely even : am STRYA STE 2 bedroom heme with Case & 4 eed “tats YOUR LOT Phone FE 5-047 Ere, FE 54046 scaped corner, a brick bar 3 bedroom story fly LIZ B TH L . AREA home built in is located on $13, . . bed- Rosul’ $4,000 down end’as: | borhood: Large living room, OREGON 1361 “shaded ‘corner Jot and is} T° * iow tame toon home) with, basement and . rime, sageenins ages | Sime gies dy Hane peigeae,Larey | Sock ee a Nl] warmth Soham, Mae ——— anne MS. ) per mouth tos cinding every: dewe. a0 at, Base- roomne Sas —y' eben ‘and. din: OF PONTIAC LAKE RD matic q sens x $300 DOWN = = Evenings ee —_ Biing Yourat"iove “ie Siva, Sakai"ase'an ooct | Pesci aeneg ear: |°° rerio agree gigas wma] feet rea | uame rarvnzors, | run orice wae. gman nome! 100 DOWN ) Enjoy, the lake privileges piace, full basement, New masoo-| Swner of thie ‘nlce 3 bedroom p Jobe, Valens. tor) alow, Living sod gining | "LESTER BU ARIE, REALTOR Pies miuinam costs. a | pat tee Has INICHOLIE| fast Sacestretss: Seas a| & Be TEL ote | chen Gu peat bee ge Moves You In! | “= : ge lg a Ear Gerkeme "Sete Nees See] Set GS eee Srat| eid iniee' Gye se aa| wm ain : tie Be 0. % Bungslow ‘with attached | large attic. Screened patio. & HARGER C parcee Ouner moving to Penne. | in for breeseway and 2 car ga- ae one eee with s-| built-in ovens & ranges ge prope. B08. rage, PRA erm all here. JIM ae 483 Bald FLOWER. SHOP AND GREENHOUSE in . Good oppor or fam PJ. ies. pauie Fevene BEER AND WINE Hn Rist eon ee 9-0043. 'Y ISLAND a : Washer further formation con Stanley J § ae er Henry Inc. i ‘ain. Ra OL 1-9111s : MIDDLET ON , d SEROCER ig in thriv-° 1. meal me — fue 0 andslide business. Gr Grossing over $300, es S $ 5,200 ‘down Jo e en Shown by. 8 point: ews yg iy. Spi Leslie R. Middleton JORNBON on Shad — Pee 8-0003 ~ LAKE MOTEL SITE | ‘. A perfect loeation . & dream of at REALTOR PARTRIDGE 4-9581 1960 W. Huron aa beh ivek TO YOUR PROBLEM: Want Ads! To sell, rent, MICHIGAN BUSINESS SALES CORPORATION 4. Ie BROKER $20,000 cation’ Price $13, Call A me fer rpeomts. s te Sree range Maat wv a ie STATEWIDE. Partridge If THE “BIRD’ TO SEE Sale Land ind Contracts 5 s2| 3 weer eee $1,717.71 DISCOUNT SOLD FOR $7,500 — ENT BALANCE $6,817.7 — $5,100 TO HAND: ROOM HOME ER HAS 11 YEARS WITH BEATING CERN. 965 ONTH. CON PER M R. J. VALUET, Realtor 345 OAKLAND AVE. MULTIPLE gst’ c PANGUS. Realtor 1919 M-15 Ortonville, NA 17-2815. ~ SEASONED 20% OFF Property sold in 1989 for ye.see. Present balance $3,500 at $45 page - 45: cent interest, R ™D. RILEY, Broker $09 Elizabeth Lake Rd. PE 4-1157 FE 4-4821 Money to Loan 53 tate Licensed Lenders) osQuick Cash On your own other security to repay. Our service fi y @ — rE 6-8121 or ¥ at | office. Home & uto LOAN CO. , 7 °N. Perry St, (Corner Pike) ~ SINCE 1878 HFC Specializes In Helping People Like You FOR FAST, A eo ae dena — jally trained, c¢ ple com ye e to America’s oldest and consumer finance com~_ Fc you can borrow, ae pany. up to $300 in privacy. with re- — — = choose. Phone ” Household Finance Corporation Saginaw, pd fir. Kay Bidg. 3% 8. C3 rE 1535 GET CASH QUICKLY Up to $900 | Oakland " rar'.oan Company Fo FE 2-9206 202 PONTIAC STATE BANK ‘BLDG. ae XEED a ee $500? SesAOARD ONE FE 8-961 Seaboard Finance Co, 188 “Ronit Pi Sony STREET $25- $100 You can eet *g quickly on ret ature, oSroreers, Sarments IN hire, it’s FE 2-8181. a" AAA Motel ae =a ee = roam St 9 site “ bau excellent income ~ = but would er's ‘ yeu are fe Hunting & Fishing WHEN YOU NEED — furniture We will rie . “SPATE. FINANCE CO. FE 4-1574 © 203 Pontiac State Bank Bldg, TEAGUE FINANCE CO. 202 N. MA & Mortgage Fueat e your ty o ae nd i 2 ee Fat tng, US Pes, Om, “Why don't we playhard to get? Let’s let them honk ‘a couple of more times!” — s ae For Sale Clothing 56 4 + Phat er ate ee IM WRIGHT OPEN : ereRs DOUBLE ae dex wok tet OF ogee, ber or biocks, OR 3-2544. trade for dows on house, Call PE or r, (MICHIGA - area ot 43843. a On THAD : 8 aa Osreee, 2 lots, Ny Fy SALE OR son Jet, 62600; after _ BRICKS 3 BEDROOMS “DEN or RECREATION ROOM 7% CERAMIC TILE BATHS TRADE ‘53 om Sax, OF IMMEDIATE POSSESSION SMALL DOWN PAYMENTS JAYNO. HEIGHTS One mile east of Silver Lake Rd. on Walton Bivd. Watch for signs. OPEN DAILY 4-8 P.M.- TRADE Your Present Home or Equity Bateman Kampsen REALTORS FE 4-0528 371.8. Telegraph Eves. & Sun. GE AIR e Lake road, for car, bost or ots — Call FE 4-8697 TRADE 2 bedroom modern, Lake ae free rivi- clear r. ft. preferred, Immediate pos- “TRADE Suburben | gt Wy bedrooms, rdwood garage. Excellent yoonditien. Will — car or vacant lobas down TRADE . 2 and 3 bedroom ann gp Pod own by 3 pie A for me pay- ee WATER 80! 8 n G al for é months i yent ro es Maree Write Pontiae bedrm Pn ke Box 3 en GUIDE TO GOLD: Sell |things you're not using} through Classified Ads! Oxi? Fel Felt F Base se Rage $555 95 waya-Ft. WM Ft. Wail Tile 2 Ze - RUBBER Gua _Byers, 1 ALL ° 1 41058 W. Huron \ Munro Electrio Co. 1060" Ww. furon, APT. GAs RANG APT. SIZE electric R s ; Kenmore dryer. AINE Gal. 188 ROUSEPAINT pan, si 1.96 56189 PILE SOLD c Tile Co. FE ________Rea 8 Stamps AIR CONDITIONERS, | FLOOR SHIGE TWEED LA meray ae — —_ Nese blue bet nw te ‘Sram table BABY BED, tian | biinds, 38-9307 BRAND vEW man TRON bunk eo. sompiste with springs eeeren. | = heal BIG 11 CU Ga only 8178 MA ‘S-6o11, Samuel” EA retuff a, — ers: e * rifice $50. 2 kd Fcgee bag Moving 8 away DINING RM, Soire, Arierian, Ba _PINING 1 ROOM re; in SHELVAD with 80 Ib, freever 8 ect — * condition AWSON SOFA, e133. Hi lace tabiecioth, MI of Pon' para, Height burn Pearson's, 42 ans FED mp bases, $2 each. Panes ots obo a .. 104 8. Saginaw oe eeeeee tees mt igh 22.4.2 ‘= 10,000 : "ae Sree ee must SELL: 3 MODERN FOAM rubber armiess lounge irs. berg-Carison radio - phono- ~ Midsummer Specials baby beds, complete 9 Oak office desk ....-...0+00» 4 Easy spind: ‘ike Large me binet . $8 wie | breakfast set ex +4 Studio — Dresse’ 1 -| WE BUY, SELL AND EXCHANGE - VE BUY, BEL FOR THE HOME eOARLAND FURNITURE PE 2-5523 ~ MONARCH RANGES Now available, electric, gas, coal & wood. — A Hance. Dav- isburg, Mich. M. 11, NEW $500 72 rae FINE-ART sterling or trade a bedrm,. or household items of same value. NEW BLOND KENMORE as sole sewing machine & uncan Phyfe mahogany npg 4 chairs, Oe act Re onal s be: pe. hareroc k maple livi: Chair lounge & upholstere NORGE 1 REFRIO. EXC. _COND., reasonable. FE 5-0359. OVER 50 ad TV 3 uRoM $14.95 up TV_ antennas, room. chairs Sale Héwoskeld Goods 57 om wakes he svenwagene ELECTROLUX VACUUM. te oo | Se PACTORY REDO ye yaepen ‘ ie ge ome Blectrie. “foot, Fay ie tot: and te OF ted’, Sohnson Pe estan ; asd’ open Taiite, Nise a tae and ors 4e0T N. Milford BUILDING? Then make sure it's Gut, F ® Er) vals oer weve! §=BRurmeister sto Grenara siete RE. SELL ew. Very reasonable, FE FREEZERS FAMILY SIZE, Delivered, ~ Goop HOUSEKEEPING. SHOP x 4 Pontiac 98 PE 415% __51_W. HURON f|"s PREEZERS - 2 CU. FT. : brand new, only 9380.00 ih 5-001! - Samuel’ 0 FUR! fa A c*) items, Puritan Rd., Bi 0.00 _ ham 6.00 G DA T AND 10.00 SUARANTERS REBUILT AUTO. 1438 Oreos catia, Wiiaion, goer. 2 & Kelvinator, Terms to suit. . ROY'S REPLACEMENT PARTS $ 26.65 pe Ave. PE 2-402) *: 3 “3s Eifonew TABLE AND 2 CHAIRS. ee a | 8 |EBNMORE 30” Soe SRE. [x3 pine. 8a’ edge. =f S00 vice outlet. Like 19 inch * = 3S aan ito. On esti i) Clear B-board, K.D. Ft 08 : Clear white easing Ft.$ 6 TEAVING STATE: SELL 100 fb. ute niture Double extension T.| 8x? grade A steel gar. $ sa: wheelbarrow, 1" Prultwood /TV, Ajum, siding tops, r Sq. . $ 32.50 hand mower, s clothes 14. id 1 . & 295 Many mise, Hems, some ayfigues. | siee} clothes posts. 4s Coes 3 foe we & Lb. top qual. grass seed .. $ 2.95 ROOM BUITE A TA-| Alum storm ow: -- $11.95 bles, Roll-away bed, isimp, other 4" drain tile. each ......... $ 2 _misc, items. OR _ 3-37; Sari cieanout doors Fe A LIKE NEW x16” rs. : and 2 tablecioths. | ee Cement, 5 bags or more, ea. $ 1.35 een Mortar, § bags or more, ea. $ 1.20 LAO ey, radar | 2,5? Gold Bond Joint cement § 225 oe, meee i Seder | Matt thick insulation, @.B. . § 32.00 + a a ihr’ table | Aum. foll, 1 side, 4.95 pump: Ji hoig Mower; jb” lable) Heavy (auty Bum't jack lel FH pred ot 4: ahah gun, 16 gauge.| is Lb felt a Bi sss. $2.80 S eee Sas 215 Lb. 3-in-3 shing C8 645 : @ set. e & 6) Name brand Asbes . $ 13.95 chairs; Book cases; rugs; coffee Shake siding complete 15.95 table a table: step table; | 56/12 Pt. § iso eee ae a ota She “x8 14 & i6 Pt. per M ’ & 85.00 each . $39 .» $ 79.00 *. $ 59.00 o 295 $ 1.49 198. |g 12.95 ty ay ree building prob- BURMEISTER’S Northern LUMBER CO. oo pen a mtd Head Ye” PLAS = ‘plastic’ biaatie pipe 1% HI a 3 oS PRAaa 00 ee Champion alr com, Sressor. - Upright model, i $556 last No a. Will = sell 2-9173 8 to 5. 2 WHEEL TRAILER, $55. FE 17-0302 7 WHEEL TRAILER WELL BUILT. steel brace body. Pressure $50. ies ont a other articles. MI 6-9240, 386 Auburn Ave., Tr Se PER pet oA. noons., 2 wae TRAILER, $35. FE. J” ZLECTRIC COCA-COLA Di8s- msers. Reali bar a Two for ad ae bog = PE 26173 veg hog $ r) + Cw OVER SETA + eatpmest. FE §-7333. #-INCH SOIL PIPE, 6 FT .. $ 3.79 srg AVE. BL SAV UMBING SUPPLY 172 8, Saginaw PE 5-2100 WALTON TV. 9x12 LAKEVIEW TENT WITH screened- Fs cartop sid, B. = carrier. 2 mpiching * ottoman. ig = sey EE, Y UPRIOHT, VRCUUM | aire. stove," aaier a ret $170, EM 3-3603. . Floor lamps, power mower. ‘ONE SINGLE BED LETE. i GALLON ELECTRIO WATER $10, Degpes, 3 gad knick-knacks. gr meas ~ tor the cabin gm b4 Ae i site tate SEATS, LIKE A Thom pets ite ery st : 16 FOOT FRIG VACUUM new, wer mower. 43” . round TRE, - pine table. and | . ot ai A chairs. cloenet, also other items. OR ¥ ie. c. , pf STEEL WINDOWS LES yan, Mi owe etc, Reasonable, lor garages, block block. but y oe ‘ ar - Very reasonab! ve bi Then eihinet sto: 1 Yer 's brs" | $209 SWISS PH, SELL gereen door, $3. 03 Gladstone. FE “gee =, ‘mal Mnetal is , $30. D ° WIT SLIP COVER 7 Ps oe DU CK, .OLI- SORianda Sis, - $20.) "yer OC 3hulidoser. Reasonable. Ph, MY 3-5821, F SPECIAL SALE peAAad ALUMINUM SIDING epossessed and floor samples e' an ate same Frigidaire electric ran . like} time. BUY DIRECT FROM AP- new, $75. Automatic washer, $125.| PLICATOR and get -finest — - Used wringer washers, $29, $249 xpe' workm ena a RCA Whir' Tpoot Ironer, $149, $178 — ag ane 4 * MONEY Philco portable television, MF 0g Congas No money down, 24 month terms. stock, for for gpieyouraet Also op ge Schick's, MY 11. and ou T, SOLD EX. up. ‘Ovaamental iron, - cnasteees CONSOLE Auburn che one ay are uth cp, SES, Me mic tnd ta kee ironer, Benen ee hew ae era Fees Geran Fie on VE aINGE GER R PORTABLE $0108. LH SEWING MaA- $19.50. Curt Appliance. OR = RAL UNCLEA IECES wm ss seme Sell reason- | oraatNe 20 ie Te $175. ro stey _ fel 56 ¢ $00. Px TAPPAN GAS RANG, EXC. CON- ~ dition, $60 OR 3 9943 - estimate ‘ee OL 1.0623. X-REAL SEN COMPLETE beauty uipment, OR 3-7770, colt tots 0, A Tho 8 22 Aedes GAL, GAS ATERS, $45, Cash & catry. G. A, Thomp- __son, 80 8. Perry. Ba-GAL. ELEC, 6 HEATER. $69 05, 30-GAL. auto gas heater $40.95 Cab sinks and fittings $5795 up. ath chan. Laundry trays. stand faucets. west _6-4682. ; ' $23.95 BAVE PLUMBING - 172 South Saginaw at TRADE. ELEC anaes FOR Gas por, ft o. Munro Elec. Co., sR a bo. "1000. a Elec 65 GALLON WATER HEATER and 4 ingh jointer, FE §-3408, ACETYLENE TORGH WITH CART __to carry tanks 100, FE 8-1740. “AIR CONDI pay eee ree otis Th debate gaged tp tie talled, Schick's mF ‘| 1000 FT, MIN, t | a'xe’x'” a | eat Pee = PIRE oI MENSION ania | '2x4-6-8-RO-12 width - $110 per 1000 ft, CASH AND Empire Supplies Co. : 2000_Union Lk. EM_3-4148 EVERYTHING IMPROVING, & afc: ey ~~ fees v0 Used Timbers =~ Priced to Pield Tile ...... covers ANS a poet bath tube ...... 16 JB. Clothes Post ......39.45 pr. 1 coat exterior paint .. 45 gal. Mix Conese reer eee ie sh FURNACES & DUCT WORK. REA- sonable prices. No down payment reauired, OR 3-5405. GAURANTEED vaEs TIRES ALL L. 8 Standard sizes, $3.50 kn Service. 664 Oak: kland, Garage Doors STEEL OVERHEAD end al) standard sizes. Up. Wood & steel fold-away closet doors outside window shutters, door operators. e remodeling, Stop - call en = etnies. Open ‘ti! p.m BERRY "DOOR SALES 3718. Paddock FE 2-0203 3-0203 HOT WATER HEATERS 30 ) GAL. v. — Power ap- an Fluorescent, Ave é. JULY SPECIALS Knotty white 2 and better, rah len Pi iisiaiee's ahogany peg Trooved gd pine ne seating aect = = tin. 3e = “vy 1x12 tay w 3% ps strio} ing, 7 ia? N 1&2 a. fir "Fir ae 4’x8°x™% -«- $3.25 each x8’ x%" x8 1%" ca ‘ply wood, _ sides... 15.08 MANY. OTHER R BARGAINS — NO CHARGE FOR DELIVERY Haggerty LUMBER CO. 1947 Hagge ayy. alled Lake Between Ma pode Pontiac ra Phone MArket 4-1084 Alt. 5:30, rae KENMORE SPACE ge 3-5 ond, $48. st LAVATORE CHROME MIXING st 324.50 velue, $14.05, also bathtubs, —. shower stalls. Factory irregulars, Terrific ~ ues Michigan ond mania 393 Or- _chard Lake Ave. — 1. aed ge yg otesaingg ‘Thompson, LARGE 20” $3.95. , sliding doors and ty | mirrors at terrific savings, Mich Dies a eee 303 Orchard Lk. MISC. BONE ion PAINT SHOP _tools. NEW eae pele TABLES; ** top. PE 2 23x39" ~NEW 7 cLVAnikE PIPE M-in. d1-ft. — eto ft. airy 21-ft, leng eo tt. VE PLUMBING ‘SUPPLY. Ww § e Gaginaw __ FE _§-2100 OLIVER POWER sowie 7 PT. ay used very little. $150. MA PUMPs R SPRINKLING SYS8- tems 1 h.p 68 gal per min. at 20 ibs 0) $103. G. A mp son, 80 8 rry, PAINT SALE pal eB Be -_, uae A yea bait p Fodt rey wo WOOD eats CASH & CARRY Yat G28 G18... . cs ees ence owe $3.16 cP evento 138) 2 NTIAC PLYWOOD CO 1488 Baldwin Ave._ PRACTICALLY NEW, REO POW- Sse all after 4 pm, FE RELAX-A-CIZOR FOR SALE. LIKE __ new. FE 8-3 434. REGL TYPE LAWNMOWER FOR Kenmore portable washer Women's roller. skates, ye! Call after 6 p.m. PE cee TRMALAWN Ee CUT. "518. aace Le il rrific values. a " Orchard Lk. doors a ee CO. Madiony yk hat ere or Se Do It sini 61 as g E i : of > < 4 soln da. No Call PE 5- GONNSTELLATION CORNET. CONDITION, FE 4-6819. AMERICAN STONE PRODUCTS Cpe 60 A | CARLA: TERED. 6 weeks ol¢ marked, Show dog quay 101% Also stud rE - er 4 p.m ME 1 YR yg 4 loves children, rm. 17? B. Huron 8. GERMA o er, 4 mos, old, FE 4-0066. GERMAN PPY. Female. 6 wks. old. $25. Will sell mother of responsible family, $100 4, GERMAN INTER. FEMALE. v 5 MOs. te cL “THOROUGHLY RE-CON- it electric. Grand — Pully automatic. All new ‘rare Fee 18 E. Hurov i Fepairing ™ MORRIS MUSIC 34 S. Telegraph FE 2-0567 Across from Tel-Huron : SUMMER SPECIALS: inet piano . oo piano oa) ¢ plano 4 used 120 — accordions 12 basa. CAL 7ALLAGHERS 18 E. sc PIANO, eet 120 make AC- cordion, OR 3-617 ANO TONING ~- OSCAR Schmidt, ‘FE 2-521 SMALL BABY SaIID, $250. Trade accepted, OR 8 5 He. TRUMPET FOR SALE. a). TRUMP Ape 880 UPRIGHT PIANO, §20. _FE 44941 Sale Office Equipment 63 ELECTRIC ¥ - u. cog PEWRITER, $110. Call F IBM aera SPW RITER pare * mood. (looks like print- condith Cal) ars Mrs." a Levan, MI 41600 9:00 Sale Store Equipment 64)” 5 CLARY CASH ager AND machine mbinations. actically new. Cost. S187 each; will sacrifice for $75 each, eval be ¢ Huron Geanera, ote “Sale ‘Sporting Goods 65 12. GAUGE PUMP WESTERN Field, OR | 3-5¢ iv BY i PYRAMID TENT WITH sipper ir, $50: 2-6920. aQua LUNGS. N co 60 PARKHURST BST, OR pains, | FOR BALB OR TRADE SHOOT wih secrieg for cash PE seis. a CL én es . $3.05 ea. y ; Ud ne Dix sai oarts. Reg. pi Reg. $50 now co Filia SPORTING GOODE | "CO OL F CLUBS" mplete with ba st $75; sell 20 Lind ot ee rel, #3 E. Bivd. _vieinity. GUNS, MODERN: “oa ANTIQUE ng to sell, ees y'yeme 78 8 “helegraph..F GUNS — 2 eat HABE | Maniey Leach, 10 Bagiey Bait, Minnows, Ete. / | 65B. eral rson : — "er AEC. Gueap or tase, Pa ALL . mn ime aie $9323. Write 218 ‘Week PARAREETS, TS. GUAR. pat ae _Cages. 501 wee oe PARAKEETS CANARIES, CAGES. _ Pood. Since 1927. 684 O: Ave, REG, POODLE PUPPIES. REAS. ae TAIL MONKEY, WEARS RegueTERES ErGage FOE _ WHITS p88. Wilh Se ee ests. 4LL Dogs Trained, Boarded 70 BOARDING ALL BREEDS. YOUR dog have the same aud attention, ren — aacnhem OL 1-8245 Pompanette K's. 525 8. Bivd. E. Rochester. DOGS care I ey he 2416s Bu 8. Tele- Hay, Grain & Feed 71 18ST & 2N Hay. 416 @ UP. Straw & twine, Phone MA L HAY, AW corn, Also mulch hay, Will iver, OA 178 * OTH ., BA * Ph. ell, 1-9526. CY ~ pedal RB corn, OL 1-T201 _ For Sale Livestock 72 2 TENNESSEE WALKING reginerea, nt L soot Gegere spotted dogg Luang atein cows awn i . STiiwell ¥ | RECs colt. SESE wil 1 Livestock as eee Sh SR _ For Sale Poultry 74 ora Base EL “cq ” $300 Parmall ALLIS CHALMERS Mt pg win Teplemen. Conimers: Sales, CHIN Y — NEW AND er Sales on M24. HAY D _ NA — seitha Beare how te Idea at Ortonville Parts & Re A 1890 ant fer 60448 & a sl en tractors. & Roto-tille believe ye have the Ra mend, titoek Sy Sate le service what ?.- wn oe $ Sales ; & Service Clemens St. SPECIAL used McCormick No. 45; PTO “a rei KING BROS. PONTIAC = ae OPDYEE FE 40734 PE 4-1112 n= ‘SellOut gy eel igo — HOUGHTEN & SON 2 1 ou, PSE nd * Me so ee PRES HOR ws : trans. ; “ax | E ARE 41 USED TIRES. ean. buy al ~~ For! Sale Tires bay ~ Sel gt rn BA Pa Recnal a. an New STANDARD owt ES . Prank yades & om Goosral y Tires, r cent off. or LA Nog ED WILLIAMS #51 8. Saginaw at Raeburn Auto Service 8&1 BARREL CARBURETOR AND " manifold Ford. sat oat ones Sd et ‘Skirts. Rint’s, Orion, Estimates. 7 Sale Motor Scooters 82 VERY ise Sn, “34 A CaTaTE wats met $125 cach, see Foe $4 CU Owner et , &, nie Call ‘¢- r over takes FE re il . 37 ‘A, $250. FE @2027 CUSHMAN SCOOTERS & SERVICE is. NP PADDOCK (at Pike) 3 44246 For Sale Motorcycles 83 83, “a HARLEY 49180, 50 UP. WE) havens variety meee ieee 06 TELEGRAPR RO. eae sues ye boats eee es bikie teh. wi L SRGRIPICE :. > ler, MY “i : Transportation Offered 87 TRACTOR SALE can 4200 MORE 18, WHAT I Bolens & Wheelhorse. riding | &| ibig HARLEY SS SAyibeON WC - ster|- i onditioned, — 2500 {fornia market. bs rader_ biade ; aed riding Serna ve. Rochester, OLive any ir Be! enough.to make ‘the oe ge HE a tract 1-0890. Sh) . EVANS Oger DIXIE Hwy.{ 195 10 TRICMIH. #460. & ASH _ Tain ais - 7 ADTSCRSED DEALER Of 275. AVERILL’S NEED CA -2 {| Batie & Bervice ‘cn all nebee nana Ea bring it here for fer's jeatereyele: Bales. OD: 2020 ‘DIXIE HWY FE 20878 4-806 Auction Sales 5089 Dixie Highway Drayton Plains — Friday .....7. p.m. Every Sunday ....2 p.m. Buy and Sell Daily Riando 3-2717 is PT. is Pr. ALL METAL HOUSETRAIL PT AL L METAL HOUS HOUSETRAIL-|" We HOGALAS. 3s PT-TARE OVER " . 36 FT. T. WANT al e finest in cam fh Tour-A‘fiome m- ‘Ra. raplane Oxford Trailer |* Sales New. Stewarts -Generals-Hollys Great Lakés-Zimmers Set tng ataul of take Sto, ay son TRAILER EX HA E Anderson - Regal New 8-10 Wides TRAILERS ain RENTAL PAYMENT PLAN Bottle Gas Parts and Supplies ¢0 8. Telegraph iJ FOR RENT: HOUSETRAL lor a travel. All ——— r * eranabie August 2 '58 iron blic TinsTeEAM LIGHT WEIGH, 1GBt Cc =| e} since Bee ie trailer for life. Warner Trail- . ¢ Huron. {Pian of Wally Bryan's sell and arrange finance f. you cash pie oar th per -_ neve oa waitibe bur: ie og ey at had ae les. +6771. ima — Chief s — Bargains mo rk’ 8 & 10 wide — before ever Detroiter Closed t Gundaye > DAVIDSON MO- HA io. as oa , torcycle—1,600 miles. ‘OR Soon. For Sale Bicycles 84 DOT's INCE BIER. GOOD CON- _dition. OR 3-611. » Boats & Accessories 85 Ww, RUNABOUT. MERCERY 3 La mony =. separately.” EM sar Mi ou ingen en gt « TRAILER & PR trailer. Ai af. All neces: a] 33072, if if BOAT AND SLEC, STARTING Boat and tke ne’ new. * ep ally equipped. rE Scury’ & eater. iu Site, = PT ae Os barine, ‘perfect | De re oe By itt “sirkwood : 6 25 S rude, trailer, Mist Mong ‘Bargain. 6-6998. MA lie CHRis CRAFT ROWABOUT = 7 JOH N 65 motor, 10 ‘Ss we | . $150, Call after 6 p.m. e " & ay | 10267 mighland Rd (MSO) EM 3-8450 ALUM. BOAT AND MOTOR, HY- — SEA-SLED CRUISER, 15’. ‘Teed once. Heit rice, $600, FE 45-0678. — BIG. TRADE IN ALLOWANCE ON Evinrud: aa Ra 975 Lapeer. Orion. _MY 3-9940-MY Saaen™ os (BUILDING & OUTBOARD ones Costello’ s. QOfion, 3-1521. 3200| BARGAIN! ise 25 HORSE GALE GALE te with elec- rter 20249 Yacama. Eve- 3-5277, WINDSHIELDS, 25, IN- gates hardware, trim and mold. strip. ed Service Inc., 5129 dass Aa B | ‘Bide e ns wheel, Bis, 4 vt CRASON ee A demonstrator, 9149 Pontiac RS. CRESTLIN- neva boats, Gator ttail- 2 ft atomianrs Leermng $159 aie ite, tow roe ates 85. now he 5; = ready mix Kelly's ‘Adam b Hutchinson “Mobile Home umes Inc. le BES Te ene i AOTSURE,.YOUR BOAT” oT a mile SE es * Plastics at John R. OHNSON MOTORS —. Trepiers & Accessories for the boat owEN Manin sv ES 306 -Orchard Lk. Ave EB 2-8020 5 x BS) J of is Ale ere, ts $144.56 up, “tele FOR CASHIN A HURRY, sell things through Classified Ads. BOATS, a ERGLASSED = ae : tomized. Rini’s AT MOTOR: | . Poe ae ‘ee motors ra 8 40 70 BD. 70 bp. ee t Pekuteie eet, Maal bee ray 3 or riders. poeta rd one a 18 ft. steel cable, big tite big bumper. $1,005. FE isa GMO'® y@. dump, Ph, OR % Sie en EM 3-01 EM 34155 a Chevrolet pickup ‘% H FOR CAR Gases Pike PE B08 _TLL BUY YOUR CAR wilson Poutaccsdilise -1350 N. Woodward . B'ham MI 4-1930 R & R MOTORS eash TO! wetted tite 73 e AUBURN See M & M Motor Sales dollar Ba Shadowy Me Mo S15 WE . NEED CARS £35 SS Dsl -GOOD USED CARS At Our New Location 632 W. HURON GLENN'S MOTOR FE 67311 We Need Cars! 50 thru ’°55 Models Fords, Chevies and Pontiacs Auburn Motors CORNER PIKE & EAST’ BLVD. PE 3-471 = is FOR OLD CARS —— : OR 3608 Used Truck Parts 89A : USED TRUCK PARTS ALL MAKES AND MODELS HEIGHTS MOTOR SALES 2635 Auburn Ave. FE 4-6632 For Sale Trucks PSR baa ade” BT gaat GH Sac: FE S200 “ 7 PANEL TRUCKS. 50 FORD, “65 €, Exc, condition Me eat. er CHEVY 7 f° cond, Equipped oto comes: pale, ‘ssn, ; eet an f.00 a 190 Rock- well, FE 5-4614 90 Matthews-Hargreaves FIRST Used Cars FIRST Used Trucks OFFER THESE. ‘Job Ready’ SPECIALS 66 Chevrolet 4 Ton $1044 W,. Walls. Long box. PANEL EC - "50 Chevrolet % Ton $194 Matthews- Hargreaves Your Chevrolet Dealer 631 OAKLAND AVE, FE 4-4547 STAKE . 51. Chevrolet. 1° Ton $594 pickup. - » Foreign & Sports Cars 90B. FOR THOSE WHO APPRECIATE A REALLY FINE CAR! oo.) ae MERCEDES BENZ 300D - 4 DOOR HARDTOP Automatic transmission, + Peel eS “eonei Po DUO : SALES MANAGER “PONTIAC _ RETAIL STORE 65. MT. CLEMENS &T. PE 37117 * : ie TD-GOOD COND., _ Fer Sale Cars 91 1956 OLDS. HYDRAMATIC, 2 DR. sedan. fiadlo & heater, & white with whitewalis ... $1395. 1958 Buick . Good hb ic and DOMME coe ccdvcpcgesteresss $1195 1964 4 dr Chieftain de- ety ee, ROOMME sates deca vey ceeds 2002 ‘ 1956 Olds, 2 dr. atic, Ra- 1985 Pontise. 2 dr. Straight tek Radio & heater .......0.. $045. HOMER. gees MTRS. Pontiac Sales "88 Pontiac Starchief Catalina coupe owner's demo Full ‘power, Save "86 Ford Fairlane 2 dr, Fordomatic. '§4 Pontiac Starchief, 4 dr. Hydra. ‘so Potitise 2 dr, Deluxe, Hydra. ‘5 Pontiac, 4 dr. sedan, Hydra. ‘83 Also 4 dr, sedan, R&H. andporte: specials WANNA. oMAEE, 5 See ‘Today's — Turntable 4 52 BUICK nieces mR & C. Rambler} -| Wilson Pontiac-Cadillac MA) one eh Apl vst PSSSTT avg Roadmaster, Riviers god wares nice clean car. Wilson. Ponitiac-Cadiflac - - 1350 N. Woodward Birmingham MI 4-1930 fone: Never FACTORY BRANCH | St BUICK eo ae = 0S “RETAIL STORE” Le seats and wi! w Aloo Oa —- 1350 N. Woodward- Birmingham MI 4-1930 ee ee aie Gunes” HOUGHTEN & SON Oh 598 19761 seid “CADDY"| One Owner SPECIALS _ JEROME i IEROME “Bright Spot” | “TRUCK CENTER GMC RETAIL BRANCH Oakland at Cass REPOSSESSION ‘FACT ORY. BRANCH © "57 FORD uit - Fordomat - "RETAIL ATL STORE” prt”, Sr ce - BUICK Better Buy Used Cars 54 PONTIAC ..... $695 ae ee "55 CHEVROLET. .$1295 + ‘Healer’ Doversiigan 53 CHEVROLET ..$495 U2°Ctar excellent condition. "53 BUICK: cans + $095) — 4 door, ae & . Dyne- SPECIA ‘*RiGht Snot!” - ESS sp perncvar pangzane, 2} DIG topot |'s3 BUICK... $095 CAR Ti ULTIMATE at§ Cass at Orchard Lake «| Siaioe tle ents afiow. auncomanic. #By-|’54 CADILLAC ....$1695|,.. Eee TANGER Se SEDAN = Hydramatic & 55 BUICK .,<.3 2 $1295 A arodoedhe S mney as | me: Bower, Pog 'S§ CADILLAC.....$2395},, ne ” uiok Buick at b - - ~eee } #63" 4 DOOR ‘49 FORD vaso ey £95 a ee oS 1805 glean ear with i. pag ag wale = Hi Ford Pairiane 7 a i308 "96 CADILLAC . eeee $2895 | 55 FORD . essen $1195 ie se AS Al spots Srors| SPAtnaly & Senter, Fo Saale. 3 cind sedan... § 193| 90 CADILLAC » «06 $2695 | 55 PONTIAC wo $995) EASIER TERMS — ie eq net an eepuionl Immediate Delivery arere iy _ oe henters aanaara trans on : a "56 BUICK . ©... $1895 | p Russ "| Soom aew ‘rod St tnt door i. eget, See Pe): ra ALWAYg A Eivaton ooh M Radio: & Heater HE, BP Star OLIVER “BUICK k.t0p. DOOR STARCHIED | Cu a owner sweetheart, "36 CHEVROLET T1395 58 CHEVROLET $1295 . Al HARDTOP al "55 PONTIAC ..... $985 SEDAN ; Auburn Ricitors 3 Cor. Pike & East Blvd. R "i. New. bise saint. "aa "| Get Wise, Economize RAMBLER wit SPENCE sae CAR CTEADE NG) "S ees ee Wee teenee _ 1890 N. Woodward “Wilson Poatiae- Cadillac 2° MI £150 '52. PONTIAC ge “RETAL i STORE” Ranch Wagon "55 Ford $850 Station Wagon. 53 Chevy. $395 LARRY ap beats oF oh 1958 PLYMOUTH $149 Down or Trade-In PLAN BOB B ANDERSON SCHUTZ Mi MOTORS _ 912 8, Woodward - ee rte See over $200 srUDE Seong ane Tae°Wul eke trode sites. PE Ss Roger’s Sales & Service A FE 2-0555 * uburn Ave. DrntLen HAPPY To Deal With YOU JEROME “Bright Spot" OPEN ‘TILL 10 P.M. ALWAYS § TIMID, SHY ae ) BERVE RTEOUSLY! ’S7 OLDSMOBILE. $2495 HOLIDAY 2 Door H. Bea' custom interior with a power equipment. 3 ts PONTIAC .....$2295 56. 6 OLDSMOBILE. - $1795 bee el a tena ne WM 187 FORD ss .+/.$1995 POOMatle, Very" tow maeore. "55 BUICK.........$1195 su power. equipr go tes bf very nice. car. 54 A CHINROLE 2 $695 cxtree No _ auways’> |] 75 Fine Cars — = ; PS lates es and Fen oft in the IEROME of | } “Bright Spot” ce | Til 10'| GLENN'S MOTOR SALES” poe NING eae 952 W. HURON ST. FE 47371 Glenn Invites... . all of his customers and friends to drop in at his beautiful new location — And of course, most of all look over all the “Personally hand-picked” selection of top quality cars which have been his trade-mark GRAN OPE for the past “12” years. -THEY'RE THE GREATEST- ‘57 CHEVROLET Station W agon glee aes $1974 +-DOOR $— Powerglide. One Owner. 17 CHEVROLET Sport Sedan ...vs0+.+6+-$1894 BEL AIR~Pull Power. One Owner. ‘a7 VOLKSWAGON 2 Door .. E OWNER~A gas saver with 35 miles 56 PONTIAC Passe rh ch Catalina ...-..+++++ $1374 55 PONTIAC 4 fia cscs obitacete hn AND f - ik D oe ee eee eee ee ee 2 CHEVROLET 2 oor : $ 989 5, D eee ee ee ee ee : 34 FOR a ale hoe ? .3 694 55 PONTIAC Convertible ..... 00.00.05. | PULL POWER. a *5 Rt Tr Sport b va cun eden 57 ge aera soport Coupe | +>: $164 Sikh! Ang angratngha iy eee Lat Yt ‘ é FO D y t ’ FE spetaeesetneene ‘ 56 FOR Castom 2 Door. «$1174 "4 1 GMC. 94 Ton Piel Beara 794 56. -BUICK Special... Oh Oa og $1504 ‘53: DODGE 2 Door . Veet eee l ane senseaeses $. 304 ‘48 PONTIAC 2 Boor Rater ea cg abe | FE 41797 ieee per + $1294 q + cy woes y's Television Progr ams Z iin P a | a eens furnahed by stains sed tn this column are subject to change without mele | “Has its Drawbacks. Atti ville. 34,560 Lopped From| HOLLYWOOD-1 stroiled proudly into the hotel lobby 6:00 i gg (2) Silent Service, sas tye la Federal Service During |#*ter the Miss Universe Pageant. ‘People had seen me on TV) 3 9:30 (7) Navy Log. Navy veteran (@ Dough Re down at Long Beach, and I felt cockier than Oscar Levant pe. n after he’s taken ray pills. (2) Racket Squad. years faces logs of turret fe ~~ ‘ job. } 10:30 (4) Treasure Hunt. : * i (9) Monte Cristo. | (2) Star Showcase. I slunk out feeling like a bageball umpire. 6:10 (4) Weather: Eliot. (4) Buckskin. Children’s sec- (9) Movie. “How did you ‘judges overlook Miss ret almost leads fo. hanging. 6:18, (4) Box Four. Brazil?” growled Radie Harris, the Daily (2) Playhouse ae Dana An-|11:00 (2) Arthur Godfrey. . - &:99 (Cowboy GMen. U. 5. bo ha Baxter inj (4) Price Is Right, Variety columnist, who'd watched on peat alice fraud In “Ger| “Right Hand” Man” . “Qverlook her!” I growled back. “Miss eral. Delivery.” — i West Us88 (2) Dotto, Colombia beat her out for first place by one (9) Six Gun Judge. ote Ave 1:25 (7) News. C ae point!” cc] Political Talk. Gov. Wil- (9) News. / (4) He called the increase the largest ae : * *x.* ; ‘Yams. , (4) Price Is Right. (color) (1) Ricky the Clown. in any month since June 1952,, WILSON ‘So I decided, with permission of my boss, (2) News: LeGott. (2) Playhguse,. (cont.) “aoe an Sr crea enibed Ty sh] VENaNaN Sohn ot Mew Tate NOE of Se Judea, to exgiate : : 3 ‘oontime Comics. the voting—though we voted is secret : 6:40 (2) Weather. 19:15 (9) Weather. ye - ote ae am fs ; =e Increases in - consecutive Regal-looking telegenic, Brazil (Adalgisa -@45 (&) Patti Pade. 10:20 (9) Filia Fare. FRIDAY AFTERNOON months this year did not equal| Colembe) strutted down the runway seeming to say “I've . a cen Bas let ee ed heavy cuts during the last six) got this contest in the bag. Whe set ereend oily ewe ; Syerts Parade. Crash. Ex-gang re Love months . other cats?” (9) Boots, Saddle. Indian turng from prison to find (4) Tic Tac Dough, Byrd announced the figures in , his/ son a mob member. (9) Barney's Gang. the monthly report on federal per- ‘And she of course was the favorite of some of. the nine (4) Mich, O’Doors. (color) Edward G. Robinson. sonnel compiled by his joint Sen-|judges . . . but dig this: _ @ Code Three. (% Princess Sterg’t. Royel| 09 (OB Ones Bo You ganar as Fs We judges voted ‘(in choosing the winner from among _ Sta Erwin. \ |, Federal civilian employment, tithe tive finalists) on three ballots—evening gown, bathing suit, / . (2) Search for Tomorrow. a total of 2,401,314 at the end of|#%¢ Polse and personality. /(2) Poaceae (cont.) 7:18 (7) News: Daly. / the previous bookkeeping yea We voted for a first (5 points), second (4), third (3), : Starlight ‘Thea 12:45 (2) Guiding Light x * fourth (2), fifth (1). On three ballots, nine judges voted a BS SESS 30 (7) Circus Boy two. toys) tH OS" Cine by civilian total of 405 points—and so out 5; Niki : . / a, “Shoot First.” WHAT’S MY LINE? — Would Soviet Premier Nikita Khrush- ‘leave home for circus life. | / (’53.) 1:00 pr fpeoereaiaa bo 00588 deine Tinsel 1956 pay| Of all that Lus Marina Zuloage chev appear on popular American TV shows if he came to the ny ‘The Dark Cane Soy On crease of 64,148 in civilian em-| ‘than Miss Brazil. “Today” morning program has already issued an invitation to (4) Tic Tac Do'gh. (color)| (4) News: W’kamp. us @ Ceareet i era ape Suppose—for purpose oe Ret pose pas ae Sgt. Preston, Preston (2) News: LeGoff. (2) As World T total 1,269,898 at the end of the} °f Clarification—one judge , . he oted for Brazil for fifth | several other fields are undoubt superstition when, sun oe ims year, compared to 1,230,310 a year) or aod t edly somewhat at variance with trails would-be murderer. ) can Gee 2:00 (7) Lady of Charm. ago, while civilian employment by| in poise and personality. 4 ance | | a these of the editors of the Ency- (D) Zorre esta | (2) Our Miss “3rocks. _|military agencies total 1,096,856,) That'd bave been one |! 3 Pit ae with 1,161,004 on June} point. Had he voted for | —————— fe a ee Soom ee | ee | Could Clean Up Ferse sudse vroes, (9) Movie (cont.) / ~ More than a third of last anc. (4) Best of Groucho. 11:25 (2) Nightwatch Th. Robert|s.s5 (9) Home Fair month's jump in the federal pay-| would have won from Miss eee . oe Use of Whipping Post (2) Richard md. Coffee — “Born to Be Bad.” : roll came fom an employment Colombia by one point! . ADALGISA “| He’d Go Over Great) tampa, Fia. (AP)—A county break involves in ‘00. - : increase of 11,489 Agricul- ; al ne judge urges the use of a whipping s / | 3:00 (2) Big Payoff. tare ; ip Spend Both Miss Colombia and Miss Brazil, close up, are re | on ‘I’ve Got a Secret’ Sar tur tbe Gastar, a killing. | 11:30 (7) Night Court. (4) Today Is Ours. cae a p-tcemryAon dolls. And the way they disposed of the Scandinivian beauties and Other Quiz Shows|t ‘ont — a 8:99 (1) Real McCoy's. Grandpa| (9) Theater. (cont.) (1) Amerioen Bandstand. was startling (to the Scandinavians). Miss Brazil, who's re nonsuP learns women and politics (4) Jack Paar. Betty John- — engaged to Jackson Flores, a Brazilian importer who's di- an Crirnea LOWEN “A public whipping at the door can mix. / son, Cliff Arquette, actress 2:30 (2) Verdict Is Yours. Pa Ta le 1¢ vorcing, will do some modeling for Vogue in N.Y. and also 7 ve of the courthouse would have the (9) Movie. /(cont.) Kay Medford. (4) From These Roots. p g has a movie offer from Joe Pasternak, the Hollywood producer.; NEW YORK (AP)—When So-|greatest deterrent effect on these (4) Dragnet. Two teenagers (2) N'watch (cont.) x * viet Premier Nikita Khrushchev offenders,” Judge L.A, Grayson : (7) Who Do You Trust. * | us ecte : ays when TV entitles every-|a¢cepted proposals for a summit) says. The judge said wives should ‘ _ But judging’s hard in these day n ry meeting which might bring him|be given a chance to use the whip rumay wom ( Gqmateee. lin Burglary """ Si Sane ee ee American Bandstand - his Today show instantly informed| port le beating. (2) Meditations. Lt - EARI Y.. his television audience that Today eu (2) Secret Storm. NEW YORK (AP)—A paraplegic THE MIDNIGHT InN. would invite the Soviet leader to (2) On the Farm Front. . watchmaker was arrested yester-| Keenan Wynn's’ 45th birthday a9 - was the wildest—|appear on the show. Tonight at 6:35 P. M.[ - Edge of Night day and accused of using his|Sophia Loren, Shelley Winters, Esther Williams, Hal Wallis, * * * e ia College. ad = Laff a permed — gery as|/Jack Warden, and Lita Fairbanks all toasting him (in beer).| It doesn't ae = if Khrushchev, on WPON . ; @ getaway car in a.burglary. (sidney Lumet ripped honor guests’ jackéts off (except So-|is coming, but Garroway’s gam Fy taece. &:45 (4) Modern Romances. | i ui, Rowsky. 71, of Brooklyn. | phia’s), shouting “I'd drink to Jan Mitchell” (the proprietor) |bit opees ae oS mnie oS POLITICAL DISCUSSION . the age of 14, was held in $1,500| “except he’s too rich”; Sidney merely being, the husband of, “il Laosawed. No doubt, playing | for State Senator (7) Cartoon Carnival. 5:90 oe a Bandstand bail for grand jury action on a Gloria Vanderbilt. Barbara Nichols, also there, insisted her|nis cards right, Nikita could have/ Sten . |G) The’ Buccaneers |burglary charge. jonly male friends are her dogs. Comedian Joe E. Lewis tumed a business trip to New] prenapp p EEN (7) Big Show. | les Lacuay “Tose. - * *.* chuckled at the Cedars of Lebanon Hospital over a wire from | York into a pretty profitable thing . ch Cudeed Giemrees sky after seizing Thotnae Falaren, Eddie Miller, bead of the bartenders’ union, saying 1,000|Via the guest show route, = & : : 6:30 (2) Susie. |barmen had been laid off due to Joe’s illness. Joe's o.k. and ages aad L. HARVEY LODGE (4) Amos 'n’ Andy. (2) News. (2) Beat the Clock. (4) (color) It's Great Worid. _ | @) Mickey Mouse Club. | (9) Serial Theater. Summer School Ends j in Waterford 20, a roofer. Last Tuesday, they said, Falan-) ga took $30 in cash and $130 in} jewelry from the apartment of Mrs. Gladys Lubbock. * * * Falanga, charged with burglary, will be out in 10 days. That’s earl, brother. WISH I'D SAID THAT: Rube Rustic tells of the guy who was so accident-prone he cut his finger on a marshmaliow . . (Copyright, 1958) was held in $1,500 bail pending jgrand jury action. Police said Falanga implicated. Rowsky, say-! ‘Hollywood Headlines jing they escaped in the latter's |car, equipped so he could operate it ‘only with his hands. Rowsky recently opened a jewelry store. Ike's Brother Ends Latin American Trip GUATEMALA (AP)—Dr, Milton 1 ert . 5 ! 3 son Isaac Ae L ] Waterford Township's first sum- 2 ae mer school program came to a. Goddess of : : § ie Ge close today, with more than 550 15 Except that pupils enrolled in three separate ~ipnatve divisions. 17 He trained x & we % Reman The academic courses totaled 22 Thoroughfare more than 300 in enrollment, and Hoon mad a were designed for pupils who need- 38 Lead potnt Yy ed extra help in attaining the 31 Wrestier's TAR schools’ educational standards, ac- oe ele, LAZA cording to Superintendent William| 33 Unit of weight AM Yy 3 :Shunck, b+} 3e Midéle”” ‘em a The driver training course was, is a ; in operation from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.| port - bl “each week day. There were 198 “ cet -{ jenrolled in this program. Ge i} ee ee ee iL eael 4 , . grades Pp e i cone — 2 on me 37 ae a concert - el me Cony seni Toole 4 Poem e Mount” high school: t, concluding 39 FPascinati: " 3 Eonattipns A ‘ean ie church oo rer fear that their 6-week orchestra and band the firsts —~” $ Grienta cota * Intended “4 youre of courses. _ - votee 1 in | ascoutt “33 gucsew — a Bitter sae S060 Tin is said to have more indus- 2 Genus of 10 Bird's home bs fae iF — == trial uses, either pure or in alloys 3 Borne in 0 B Comport — 3 ineinn social 80 Large tub than any of the common metals -+Today’'s Radio Programs -- . Wie, 4 7 : a report to President Eisenhower. .\for industrial = S. Eisenhower winds up his. Cen- tral American fact-finding totir today with the feeling his face-to- face talks have helped clear the) air. * * * . “The frank talks we have had during this tour,” he told Guate- malan leaders, “have cleared up false concepts about national pol- icies, attitudes, programs and capacities.”’ * * , Eisenhower and the three U.S. economic experts in his party fly back to Washington tomorrow for Eisenhower was told here that Guatemala had the same econom- ic problems as other Central American countries—falling prices for the country’s major export (coffee) and shortage of capital nets quite natural — he was a face scratched and stained with makeup blood. He had engaged in yet another film fight, this time for his latest movie, available, But if the publicists were on their toes, they'd come up with some figures, stance, Ladd has thrown 10,000 punches for the screen, has bested 150 opponents with no significant de- feats and has expended 100 pints, of Max Factor’s No, 5. blood. how to run their business. chat with Ladd on film fisticuffs. Did he ever make a movie with- out a fight? he replied. Tomorrow’ with Loretta Young, I played a doctor in that one.” The movie patrons expect it of By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD (AP)—Alan Ladd His clothes were ripped, his “Man in the Net.” Unfortunately, statistics are not For in- they could hazard that Far be it from me to tell them At any rate, I sat down for a “Only one that I can think of,” “That was ‘And How The rest of it has been biff! bam! pow! in all the pictures. him, I guess, just as they expect Alan Ladd Looks Natural Atter Film Fight Scene His toughest opponent? “That was Ben Johnson in ‘Shane’,"’ Alan replied. ‘‘He knew what he was doing. We worked people would never dare invite| him to be their mystery guest be- | cause it would be too easy. He) .|might be good for some laughs | (‘Are you in the entertainment | business?"’) but he’d be much too | easy to guess for that panel which | watches incoming celebrity lists |so carefully. | * * Nick would be creat, of course, | on I've Got a Secret (° ‘I'm going | to buy a toupee” or “I just sent | Ike a barrel of caviar.) and he| probably could get in a few plugs for his traveling road show in ex- change for his appearance, Actually, of course, his best bet would be the quiz shows, If he wanted to, he probably could fili- buster the summit session long NEW 1959 TV’s ARE HERE Big Bargains on 1958 TY, Hi-Fi & Color TV’s Terms Available Hampton Electric Open. ‘til 9 P. M. 825 W. 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But the department — and a shocked city — have just learned that they had not only Burke, but his scout car partner as well, in the wrong class, The two were cops for eight hours a day — and highly suc- cessful robbers on their own time, Police departments in many an- other U.S, city have been faced by similar embarrassments. What - . makes the Detroit case unusual is that two of the officers shed some light on what led them into their “Jekyll and Hyde” existence. * * * Burke and his partner, David Tapp, whom he recruited as his - partner in crime, talked freely after their arrest. “A police salary is something you can just get by on,” Burke said. “If you want anything nice, you have to take another job, “For five years after joining. the force, I held an outside job de- spite the -regulations against it. Then I got fed up and quit the second job, Almost overnight [ was in debt.” ~*~ & we The 33-year-old Burke claimed he pulled the first holdup on im- pulse, “I was on midnight duty at the station and feeling irritable,” he ’ recalled. ‘I, guess that's why I pulled the job. I only wanted to pull one and quit. “I put on old clothes and held up a dime store, getting $1,500. Then I drove home, put on my be pa and went to work. I felt 1y whén 1 wrote notes on the holdup. was I realized 1 looking for myself.” It was about this time that Burke a partner, ‘ay watched Tapp for several weeks,” he said, “feeling him out to make sure he would take part in the robberies. Finally I decided he was my man.” Tapp, 26, and four years on the force with an unblemished record) also ‘was separated from his wife and two children, Of his role he said: . “} can’t blame Burke for any- The new team got its biggest haul — $29,263 from a savings. and loan office jin suburban Livonia — the first time out. Before a secret squad of detec- tives and FBI agents caught up with them, the two cops had pulled a total of 18 holdups with such speed of execution that local news- papers dubbed them “The Four- Minute Bandits." _ - &® * ~~ Burke explained one reason for their success: “When I was working as a po- licemian, I tried to be the best in my station, and when I took off my work clothes and went to pull a holdup, J wanted to be the best bank bandit there was.” Tapp apparently never got used to his double life. Often he had to fortify himself with liquor be- fore a holdup. § |Kisenhower in 1961, are almost Bill to Give $25,0 Of WASHINGTON (AP) — Former certain to be eligible for pensions of $25,000 annually. * * * They might even get free office : space, free postage on up to 4,000 letters monthly, and a govern- ment-paid office staff, The presidential pensions — — and $10,000 yearly payments to widows Y The House es by a 18 stn standing vote. ; French Help Indians peerless AP OIE ES : DAVID TAPP: “I was willing to de anything. , .”’ a realize,” he explained, ‘ of you a lot of pressure builds up, You get edgy and mistrust everyone — good people and bad. “It's: just like I was someone else, Many times I said to myself, be?” tok ot on an anonymous tip, had been the two men for weeks. At dawn, on June 17, they walked jn on Tapp at his apartment where he was entertaining 4 15-year-old night club performer and a blonde university coed, Burke at the Dearborn home of a waitress. Department, it should be noted that the duplicity of the officers was the first such instance in the city’s history, And the manner in which the other members of the department moved in once they got a clue to the bandits’ identities left no doubt about how they felt about their two-faced colleagues. 3 Waive Examination Facing Burglary Charge Three men who police say are members of a burglary ring waived examination in municipal court yesterday and were bound to circuit court. Judge Maurice FE. Theigee bound over James Edwards, 17, of 217 Fisher St.; Thomas Manning, 17, of 162 Wesson St.; and Thomas Postell, 19, of 24 Walnut St. Two other members of the al- leged gang were boynd over last week when they waived exami- nation. Police said the five special- ized in looting coin machines. American nation which has séa- boards on both the Atlantic and Pacific. | Also Junic Bands catia aw ATCHBANDS For men and women. 1/20th 10 kt. gold filled, - also in. stainless steel. 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