Minister Fidel Castro. ' The controversial leaders talked (or 22 minutes in Castro's hotel, then emerged with their arms j around each other’s shoulders. ( The large assembly of Communist bloc leaders—and the Castro entourage — gave police their biggest security headache. About - 8,000 police have been assigned to protect them. Belpiag make matters mere trying for hard working police * eras the large melange of 1 foreign-bom residents la this 1 dty it eight million. Many earns 1 The Special uses a 155-horwpirtr-er aluminum V8 engine, much Ilka theoneuaedintheOldsnobdeylS, another cl the smaller Genaral a|»- Picnic Weather | J Coming Our Way Over Weekend *: role. The worst of the street brawls erupted near the U.N. headquarters and the Soviet headquarters for its U.N. mission. Pontiac area calls far Flint Meeting Sparks Friendship The Weather THE PONTIAC PRESS Hotti Edition 118th YEAR ★ * * PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 31,1900—46 PAGEST 'You'll. Carry Michigan/ Nixon h Told in State But He's Wary, Plans at Least One More Visit Giver Four-City Tour Weight to Bogwrthi FrocKcHow, Soys Voop BAY City (UPI)—Vice President Richard M. Nixon left Michigan for Indiana, Kentucky and Missouri today with assurances from state Republican leaden that he would get the state’s 20 electoral votes In the November election. But the Republican presidential hopeful wasn’t counting his chickens yet. He planned at least one more personal visit to Michigan and hoped to bolster the OOP standing in the state with visits from other top Republican leaden, Including President Eisenhower. “MV. vie* president, I can assure yon that Michigan's 21 (sic) electoral votes hi November will be hi the Republican column," Paul D. Bagwell, Republican nominee lor governor, told Nixon at a giant rally hern Tueaday night Ha roly hen climaxed Nix-oa’s tear of four Michigan cities aimed at swtegteg the state into New U.N. Lands Plead Against Cold War Nixon Indicated his trip through Mount Clemens, Flint, Saginaw and Bay Jdty had convinced him Bagwell's prediction would come true. He also Indicated he wasn’t going to relax Just yet "There ate no more enthusiastic parsons anywhere hi the country, when it comes to a political cam-palgn, than them are right here in Michigan,’' the vice prealdent said. "If I am any judge of enthusiasm, then this prediction (of Bag-well) will come true,” ha said. "The Bagwell team will bring good state government to Michigan as well as good representation tor this state on the cnational level. But Nixon had barely completed ■ the statement when John Martin, Nixon Photos, Pago 20 * -* * Kenned/s Recipe for Action, Pago 4 Negotiations toward a three-way corporate merger hmMig Baldwin Rubber Co. were a today in New York City. . * '* Jt_ The merger also involves Montrose Chemical Co, and the Cent-livre Brewing Carp. from Michigan, revealed that the vice president would make a train awkw Jtawgh Mkhiggp to about can nsmhste for vice president, Henry Chbet Lodge, weald make Lahar The Michigan National Committeeman said Nixon's next trip through Michigan would start in the southeast comer of tho state and move westward by rail, probably touching Muskegon before (Continued on Page 2, Got. 5) DEATH TRAITOR The kmcre in cold war crime are ant always the Watch for JOURNEY info -.. NttONi AND BAOWELLI — V|pe Prssidsaf ead Mrs. llAard Nixon chat with Mr. and Mw Paul Hag—ii — the state Republican candidate for governor meets the national campaigners in AT HmWw Hint Ihssday. The Nixons made a whirlwind one-day hop to Mount Clemens, Flint, Saginaw and Bay City, promising no special favors lor any Croup but consideration for all. BaHwiiritobber Merger Near | Local ^ Firm Moy Join Chomfcal and Brewing Coneerm Soon Rocky to Fight Clock Here to to be fanned, according to the naneuneasnant. OentHvie Brewing Carp, weald be the parent firm. ___ The negotiations involve stock maneuvers. Convertible preferred stock in the new company would be issued in exchange for common stock in the Baldwin and Montrose companies, the announcement It’ll Be a Touch-ind-Go Rush Stop Gov. Nrisoa A. RnrtteMkr will Mow Saturday in Pontiac fast votes aft mors prseloaa taw utes when yeWm out selllni Nixon-Lodge ticket. County RepohUcw leaders Mapping Rockefeller’s thins dty stop in Oakland County wen startled yesterday to hear that the New York governor is not a five-minute-i — not on your life. He’s more of a half-hour man at least, a press aide let ft be known. "Xtoy thought ear schedule wan a tight,’ ItliiW A. rerry, pabOe fate-ttaae director for the RcpahMeaa But Arthur G. Elliott Jr., county rhshiasii, IS a man who afaUes with the rules, especially When they have been set down by state party leaden. So Elliott is determined that the governor a tick to the original schedule, hi order that be not misa the primary invitation of Ms one-day visit to Michigan — Ike to Slay in NY Overnight and Chat With Other Chiefs pertinent studies an now WASHINGTON CP—President Eisenhower today decided to stay overnight In New York Thursday so that he can talk with some of the government leaders attend-tax lng the session of the UJC. General Assembly. In announcing this, the White House declinedtd say what foreign visitors might meet the President. of the proposed plan still remain teHte-worked out m that tt can However, there was no be presented to the respective directors and stoekhoMere of the three companies at an early date,’ the announcement said. Baldwin Robber and Montrose Chemical are listed on the American Stock Exchange. Centiivre Is listed on the Midwest Stock Ex- Centennial Promotion Requested Centennial Manners today began a campaign to win retailers’ par* tlcipation in the ftrtbopming Pontiac centennial observance mad The celebration is bound to produce opportunities tor sates promotions, it was emphasised by Greater Pontiac Oentednial Commission members to a group of merchants at foe Hotel Waldron. - * * * "The centennial needs the support of the whole comuumity,” ■aid John W. Wrttager, manager of the Pontiac Area Chamber of Commerce and eentemdi ttoy. “Wo can’t succeed without yon, nor you without us." lee and pwmaHaae can he In wMh Om parades, novel- Is JMm, eald mrttoger. The eom-misstoa, ha said, will try to coordinate a pnrtMpattsa. Tho group was «M» aditresmf fay Stuart E- Whittled, cento ‘ _ __ ^, ... ________ chairmen, and Wallace D. La It Tit Pontiac Pr*aa h irprymtiattre at the Jtha B I Rogers ProducMi Co. lng at the 6:15 p.m. dedication of the new Iiicster Civic Center. m wUI bo a aapie of "Oaa ■oaky boat the Seek,’“ Ferry ■aid. Ha said alarm etoeia win ha ptoaei aa Me speaker's pint-form nt each stop to make nan the preeialaa than schedule la not violated. Rocky and Mi aides might hare none other ideas. Anyway, the' schedule calls for Ae 52-year-old executive, who once “ the nomination Nixon e tually received, to land to his Con-vair at 2:90 p.m. at Pontiac Municipal Airport. He’ll bop between Battle Creek, Kalamazoo and Lansing in the morning. MAYO* TO RECEIVE After a reception headed by Pontiac Mayor Philip E. Rowston and State Rep. Lloyd L. Anderson of Waterford TownsMp at the airport, Rockefeller will squeeze in some minutes tor questions from the Alleged Target for Assassins, K Leaves Hall R«d Tola Is Comid«r«cl Propaganda Trick That Sovith Pulled Before UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. HD — Representatives of 14 newly admitted nations —-IS from Africa — pleaded wtththT mg power* today to keep the cold war out of their newborn countrls; Soviet Premier Nikita 8. Khrushchev, reported by Soviet sources to be the target of would-be assassins, listened for an hour as the new delegates formally thanked the United Na-tlona for granting them' membership. Ha left the Assembly around noon for the Soviet mission's headquarten, apparently undisturbed by a vague death threat reported by the Swim branch of Anting, Soviet trade agency, that plotters ware attempting to take Ms life. A high pottos official doubted it was genuine. ■ O ♦ dr The official, who declined uae Of Ms namiV' said ft was "possibly a Red propaganda trick to cause contution and action that would discredit tho police, and hamper the working press.” Tbs gist of the threat, aa outlined by police, was that: The Swiss branch of Amtonr. Russian trading corporation, re-a group of former! the Gestapo—Hitler's dreaded secret police--planned to Khrushchev by “poe- AtilTATOR PINNED DOWN — Handcuffed and flat on his Mti-hxat sr«feyfc« nf Ijn—w, -W~V , down by police after he fought with them when they tried to keep him from bunting a Russian flag outside the Untied Nations Tuesday. He was among many pickets in the vicinity aa the General Assembly Clubs and Eggs Ffy irrBrawls Near U;Nr Castro Capers, Pago, 14 W ♦ ' ★ ‘ U.N. Spectacle, Page S lng as journalists” with a gun hidden in a camera or microphone. The police deportment Official “planted by I foreign newspapers two months palgner to speak “briefly.” El-(Continued on Page 2, Col. 5) wanted bn wan coming to the Untied Stales. Equipment of newsmen covering Khrushchev was inspected today ' it the police official said it was (Continued on Page 2, Col. i) NEW YORK Lfl—Club-swinging police and riotous demonstrators battled into the night following Tuesday’s opening session of the United Nations General Assembly. - ^ The brawls swirled around mid-town streets as task forces of police and mount-4 ed patrolmen moved swift- « ■ n • l ly to curb the disorder*. I nmnarj K11 fl( Eggs and lighted flrecrackaw VVl 1 IpUVl MUIVlY were hurled at police — who _g •* nShown to Press Special to Tip Scales at 1,600 Pounds Less Than Standard Model IUNT tn-BMckV n dication that Soviet premier Nikita Khrushchev would be . T dr dr 'dr “ “ ‘ *1 oo a 113- i THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER81, ISO* • Londry Rebuffed in Vocolteft i Ray for Straky 5* Commissioner Robert A. Landry. branded u ■ lot of wort far; . liotbtag" • lengthy report thot City lyinlnee Director Marvin AhranL electoral showed no City employ* lit received fall kind <4 terminal ]nvi pur demanded tor former, fDkt Olief Herbert W. faraley ; , —s* * e f the ntatrrial T at <#or pt all.'* aaid Landry, who had far the report two weeks jsgnln hopes that it would support faralry’t claim tor S1.SM com-! ^pematioa far unused vacation' ■ jfpto Elliott Assails 'Slur'byScholle TheDay In Birmingham • '■Retiring employee are permit-2fed to use up unused vacatka days Mm their retirement date. Potter ars toe only enea eligible for tmapanaatory time is lieu at days jtgmd retiring ptocr officers •eligible to date this Mare their Irutireaoeftt date. J -~.a; * * * ; ‘'Commissioner Landry may be wontandhy ton privileges granted Retiring employes. Hr. Strmley was >ot granted theat privileges He ^wasn’t honorably retired, hs was ISwsrsr; ; he retired or farad iffapss fc§: the report was a Nat to tot jenninal compensation paid 4)0 r tot past 10 years. ! ; Ahirard said ha checked fat we-Drd of 3,500 employee while pra-- paring tba Hat. The Uet nprramti ■V MKMBKRMHIP DRIVE I'NDER WAY-The annual adult memberehip enyaiBwt ~aaa-paign of the Pontiac YMCA is now In MB swing. Maxwell H. Doarr is general chairman to the campatgn which runs through Sept. 20. Membership campaign workers will hold their first report matting it S p m. Thursday at the T*. Here. Dwt looks on as Alexander C. Hiller of MS Fourth St., a Pontiac Motor Division foreman, signs up far a family membership, which indudes his wife and two sons. With him are his sons, Curl, 10, and Alex, 13. ly celebrations because to barite them to such affairs would "make tost, as much aakse" as Is have “Nikita Khrushchev address l Fourth to July celebration.” "I feel you have date the Americas pbepto, ssi puttee-laity AFL-CIO Clubs and Eggs Fly Civic Advisory in Brawls Near U.N. fcwSSay ) (Continued From Page One i •. ~ • •_. _ J . _ . . . .. The 70-member CMc Improvc- :i heading south- along the state’s western coast toward Chicago. DETAILS INCOMPLETE pinto mrtMae marram city prob. Specific details to the planned' tour and to the visits by toe o top Republicans have not. completed, Martin said. *.....*.. fa »|■ Nixon drew estimated totaling about 31,800 on his ■ tag persons who lined the streets and highways along Us route to get s-gUmpae to him and perhaps shake Ms hand and get " graph. Ballet, RhythmSwim Class on-Recreation List UnkWHh Nikita Over UUUNCHU_A toua.muw te a» smrtnjvto, Invitation to, Picnic Btorf q~*rr*-* gwimmbfa Class dam far children. Th# dam wul Diuervic, H. Soy. W. Tmuu tnirnl It was announced to- gtantag in October include famtly___ Republican County Chairmanu«v swimming, adult gym, women’s Arthur G. Elliott Jr. has slapped] . . ~« - * swimming and n women’s aUm- back at August. SchoUe, state AIL- „ Bhown in th<> trim darn. CK) pntodrat, far Unkfag the GOP “ ta AU tat the slim-trim daaa wUl with Nikita S. Kfatehctav. -J to « - **«» High Writ* in the* AFLCiO Nfara. £%?££. ***** "®* ^ Scholia, of Royal oST"* Ite- gT* aepmnn^n fa te toe Thrry Bsmetary the proposal that the recreation f( board qxnsor a water ballet dass j for girts was made lata Thursday n by Mrs. A. R. Stevetaon Bloomfield Township, t OTHER PROGRAMS gchoRa to a letter. In regard to Scholle’s statement in tha article that "We don’t make it a practice to invite enemies to (tebor) celebrations,’’ Elliott aakl: ’Italy I point cut that at tha AFLOO Labor Day pkaic far Sen. John F. Kennedy ta Pontiac, faras from the Oakland County Republican Party who attended the hardly regarded as cordially and found scores of ed and sympathetic with the Re- Mrs. Berths Brawn Scott Service log former Birmingham resident Mrs. Barton Brown Scott, 80, to 4BU0 Parkway Drive, Waterford Township, will be Friday at 2 p.m. in tea Manley Bailey Funeral Jiome. Burial will be in Roedand Park Cemetery. Berkley. Mn. Scott died yesterday at her [home following a short Alness. gram can contact the recreation mrtdent 35 years until she moved epartment for further intorma- *k°- on Martin said Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. James Judge to Berkley, and Two ether swhnsnlng pragnam |Mn. David McMiUin of California; in hateg praparad. he eaid. four Oscar to Ohio. Fred to Reglstrstiom are being accepted Detroit and Roy and Sam to Water-far therapeutic swimming and the tad Township; seven grandchfl-Saturday elementary childrao’s dren; and 12 great-grandchildren, swimming dam. -- - —----------' ......... Tha therapeutic ***** ta offered 3 AfCtf RdpOltfad KIIIbcI . far the phyrtesUy handicapped on Wednakfays from T to • p.m. at tha Bamum pool. Tha first of n series to U ctesen wfa hegte Oat A There to nfa mfatntfaR fee..... FtldETto toe fast falV taNfte- TEL AVIV, Israel (AP)—An Israeli army spokesman said today* three Arabs from toe United Arab Republic-administered Gun Strip were killed in n skirmish with an Israeli array patrol Tuesday night. jjews to Begin Observance of New Year's Arrival Tonight —r—About' lOt Greek- demonstrators] protested the rule of Albania’ premier, Gen. vie BPfaBRHtomHI Ml______identified by po-| biem* Auouh Chofgfa Monday !»<* »» Altantans imd by their . - .._ In Oakland County ^ ^NevTON-NatlOIIS ! Petite Jeanette Lachowici, 20, t signs into the faces of the Albani-w « ■ w . will he arraigned Monday in Qak-jans. Several were tant It took He had claimed a total 70 un- land County Circuit Court on a 120 foot and mounted patrolmenj tused vacation days, plus accunra- {felonious assault charge In ttiejto separate the combatants. __. ^ __, *lsted sick and compensatory time.|stabbing to a promfoent Detroit] * * *~ ’ (Continued From Page One •The present request is only for the phynictan ta her Oak Park home. Later, a Ukrainian took < -- - ——The committee waa formed as ^ Re*nW«*» eandldstes for J Mehmet ShehuJ, retaliona venture, to help! tofice and repeatedly pot In spe .services at sundown tonight. JS * .,cot*llnform the commdnity about city etal plugs for Bagwell, Rep. Al-In M. Bentley, R-Mkh.. GOP toe UJL Senate, t ha happened to b * Againd Cold War . 40 vacation days. “"WhHmer New Veep of Area Chamber i Dr. Dana P. Whitmer. superintendent to achoois. has been elected fast vice president to the Pon-liic Area Chamber of Commerce, fining the vacancy caused by the retirement of Albert W. Holcomb. It w * ' Raymond Storm, dltarict manager to the Michigan Bell Trtephone " Co . was elected to fill Holcomb’s place on tha board of directors, it i announced by John W. Hir-, Miss Lachowicz waived examination yesterday before Oak Park Municipal Judge Burton R. 8htf> She was released on $3,900 bond. Mfoe Laobowfaa admitted aha •tabbed Dr. Ralph N. Tasrie, «, president and founder at Sara- small Soviet flag from his pocket and tried to net fire to It. When the man restated he was arrested. when he threatened (a break all Ms relationship with her. She was charged with felonious assault at the request of Oak Park Police Lt. Donald Mage!. Dr. Tassie suffered a superficialL L™ knife wound in the back. * through no lack to trust in them. Nine to the new members, still tig members to the French com-raunity. and they praised French In the Cuban rackus, the uto President Charles de GauQe and Castro foroes consisted mainly to about 309Women dressed in Mack. They carried candles and chanted; slogans, including —“Fi-dei-tate Com-munista!” Police swarmed between the two groups. The women said they had flown here from Miami, Fla., to participate in the demonatratX®. I fought in the foountains with said one. “But now I am lagaimt him because we saw he is a Communist.” France’s role in their tranaforma-tion trom former colonies to Independent status. * * 1 Ambassador James worth, the chief U.S. delegate, on the floor to the big blue gold assembly hall for the fog's proceedings, usual HUDDLES U.S. Secretary to State A. Herter huddled with bers of the UJ5. delegation at its headquarters on strategy for the 1 ahead on Rterally "head to ton fur." U nsmhs the beginning ef a tt-dsy period Martin said one to the reasons (behind the cities chosen for the i tour was the fact that Nixon wanted to give a boost to the candidacy to former Rep. Robert J. Mclntom in the Seventh Congrea-District. McIntosh is expected to give Rep. Janies O’Hara, tough battle in the No-toeetton. Roeh Uashanah Is the day to According to the old tradition, it Is the day when God inscribes hi tha Book to Lite Hta Judgment upon the actions to each person, and when everyone should pasi Ms own life. Ifal Nixon figures Any additions! >tes he can obtain for McIntosh also will be .votes for himself. Rocky Will Fight Clock While Here (Continued Flora Page One), One to toe mart Impressive parts to the synagogue service' ta the blowing to the shofar, a trumpet made from a ram’s horn, “ Chilly Gusts Drop Mercury in the Rockies Ha admitted to Oak Park police1* * * [critical debate looming^ahead onl r^tn^iuTlnm*oa^r-t jtitehe had been “heaping” Mtej M Robert F. Wagner Chita’s admta- Klwssls Club rale P«M Police for doing a finely «***** •fff8’ kntfaa aid parade ffalfa sad said he wanted to end the affair, u sion against the United States; .. ^ acoording to LLMagel. -----------f^s view was not shared ^’rt^ng from the U2 and RB47| Plrk h,^ ^hool («:ii). ! Miss Lachowicz was living ta • I?™*hcheV “d *** MS- — - — —« <14,000 ranch home at 13051 Al- c“*"’ b the olden timet It was hlswa from tha hsusetops to ssaiaars tha arrival of every Sabbath, ta summon the people to say Impartaat assembly er as a cal to arms in time to war. Now it fa seldom heard except at the New Year and Yom Kippur. bany fit- tor which Dr. Tassie! A cold front moved into ftoddes early today, gusts to winds that reached 40; ra.p.h. admitted letting Miss Lachowicz Slates Program jmtr flsrt. u; wm. .(jf State Hospital Ahead to the cold, rain fell over parts to tha Ssuthwest Ardmore, Okls , repotted, nearly one and three-fourtiis inch of rata in a tax-hour period. Enid, OMa.. got near-' $y tee inch. ,> A * * * The cold front pushed tempers-! teres down to the 30s and 40s. Psewliere, temperatures were! The Weather Set for Oct. 10 JtaMSanKMthMtt. Ksut mm warn iter a* trM * m. S tea rfess IWundor Mania vjteo ««U Wstawlsr 11M pa . Moca rtfes Thunder st 1M ■ m. day luncheon meeting, ordinarily held at the Waldron Hofei, wfa be replaced tomorrow by a program at Pontiac State Hospital. I .Sr ★ . ♦ Rotarians win hmcb in the hoa-jpitto’a cafeteria and than hear a Consumers Is Bidding »p«<* «***>■ host Dr. wsitsr h. for Gas Rate Hike for 0,1",,rt $13.4 Million to the ch* sn "Tbs Bale to tha I LANSING (R - Hearings on a! *■** [ Consumers Power Co. bid tor a! A***ry' natural gas rate increase win opent Hie program ta designed to pro-Oct. 10. the State Public Service mote public understanding of men-! Oommkskm announced. tal illnesses and the problems hos- ★ —a * ' pitals have In view of the Increase j ; Consumer* has said af least a j in mental ills in the community. i$13.4 million annual rate hike is | < * * * I needed In an application filed with Past Rotary programs at ttaj .the commission June 8. the utifit)! hospital have been highlights of j i cited steep increases in capital ta-1 tha year. ■ ■ .;—f vestments and costs due to wages, j '—1———-•—r--1* | taxes and materials. Municipal RepOlt \ In many Jewish hemes the *" dinner meal on Roah Hashanah •* eve includes tbe eatfag to a tat to bread dipped in honey as the the Aifembly put off until later] After the talk tn Inkster — the symbol to the. hope for a today election of chairmen and!“crux to the entire Michigan S**1"- -------- | vice chairmen to its committees, I vitat,*' Ferry aaid — Rockefeller I The familiar high holyday _ jand adoption of Ms agenda — the will address a nationality rally in “L’shanah tovah,” meaning jliit of red hot tasuet confronting' Detroit’s Coho Hall hi the eveifing.rFor a good year.” ;ihe world organization's diplomats * * ★ J At Jews gather ta houses of Since the Pontiac visit —1 iieved to be RockefaU«r'* first ........................ . [was hillnri as the must Informally The Pontiac Rotary aub’s Thurs-! tbea. He la expected to submit of the three in the county, “ Jews throughout the world will worship to greet the New Year, fay, Ratal Israel G V. president never celebrate the moat sacred period,5721, they will turn their faces Iteal leader, tag preach ea *Trs- spportataiy to pratae of y**r> 'Rota’ HiiMnah, tei toward heaven and pray: .... 1 pertag far hiiniaaii." - - * ” *“* •‘Onto as peaes. Thy mast i Hta subject at g Friday morft- prarises gltt, O Then Eternal will be “Spiritual Amnesia." ■sure* at peace. Bleee cur conn- ! * + fry that M may ever ta a tareng- , _ . . . _ hsM if rrsrrs and tas eirsiiato 71)8 penod °* reflection and re-’aTMto ta-tePl|S-tfM*M,*| fowess ms I be “Nte few ' to Penitence," reaches its dimax "May contentment reign within]with Yom Kippur. the Day of ita borders, health and happiness j Atonement, which begins the eve-within its homes. Strengthen the ning of Sept. 30 and continues bonds of friendship and fellowship through the following day. among the inhabitants of all * * + Even thoae who do not attend fan synagogue regularly go to service on this holy day. They —fate i and ask farglveMM for t TEMPLE BETH JACOB Reform Jewish services frill be at 9:30 tonight at Teroplo Beth Jacob. 79 Elizabeth Lake Road. Rabbi Nathan HertaifieU will preach In "The Search for* Meaning.” At 10 a.m. Thursday, Rabbi Herahfidd will speak on "The Ladder." The older ones are tn the synagogue all day. Children come and go. The final service take* place toward sundown. . * e * There is a short but impressive that win be soloists. A children’s service ta scheduled] nr 2 p.m. Thursday with Temple Beth Jacob youth group in charge. Earlier in the morning, the rabbi will conduct a service for Jewish patients at Pontiac State Hospital. ODNOatBGAnON B’NAI ISRAEL Traditional Jewish services will be held at Congregation B’nal Israel, 143 Oneida Road, at 0:15 p.m. today, Thursday and Friday. J aja. Thursday and Fri of the ahntar ts Mourn fo mark the sealing of the Book to Ufa. end to the holy period, and rad beginning of tee new year. Reports 45 Ct.‘ Dividend | Hie Board of Directors of the -Community National Bank at a meeting Tuesday declared a quarterly dividend of 45 cento a share on the |lo par value common capital stock of the bank, payable Oct. 1, to or upon the order of shareholders of record Sept- *. 1980. The spotlight win tan tsmor- _ revised version of Ms open !*as thought for awhile lt would aktes aerial inspection plan and j have to be chopped from the ached-a formula far ghiag economic ^ order that tha governor not AM la fas BMP African countries. 'Uh -A U.S. spokesman said he knew of no approaches by Khrushchev far a meeting with Eisenhower .i nor were there any from the so-called neutral nations. flj fa proposed Increase was i - . tff* estimated to east the average Ol POXltlQC WlIlS T», space-heating customer about It to It cents a day and cooking and water heattag customers fane to fsar cents a fay. «•*! Consumers serves about 516,4)00 IcataMnere ta 300 communities ta 30 .m Losver Peninsula counties. Of thefa, 305,000 are house-heating | customers. m Presentation of the company jease before the commission M]eig>Qcted to take about timee Recognition The 1959 Pontiac city repqrt, published aa a supplement to Tne Pontiac Press this spring, received recognition today ta annual judging at the Michigan Municipal League convention in Grand Rip- H B BmSTV m " ,our days. The commission stiff .;84tieilte>. S «* currently' is auditing the books to ‘ as tea’oUCsa* S w;th* company and will present its fai it MM York fate ta nann to* a laite Aa«a J'M JtaJfo to[wca|» at a later date. Km fitafesa....,, S III .1 i? KS m files.— j » . « « S WThRjrre Appreciativt NBgte, g W| NEW YORK «f*—In Havana. «m- Pontiac was awarded an honorable mention ta competion with’ cities over 40,000 in population. Ia the same class. Kalamazoo won place, Ana Arbor second, Royal Oak third and MuskeRon COUPLE HUNTED — William B. Ritter tiad hip wife Bdtth to West Bloomfield Township are the object to a wide search by peHfib. Tbey are betteved to have swindled some 30 persons out to about $250,000 with a story they were buying interest in the Tower Park Nurtang Home In Royal Oak. Judge Keith J. -Leen-$ f&mc 8 to fat plush Riviera Htoel'fetKfi^The' irith"tte tax fa«Wa to Royal Oak yesterday signed a warrant against tha couple 2 Ptotoaste ft Wjdectosd to chaaaa its name to tifelotherTitv commltemiera and tog an the comptelnt, Of * Southfield man that he was bilked nut to 5 faSS fa ri'Theresa. - .Pontiac administrative officials. K*». V W | Thie Pontiac await) was accepted j by Mayor PhiMp 1. Rowetpn, ah* TOW INVITATION TO LENMHHr MSUO CONTINUING EDUCATION COURSES Five Modem Novel luatus Pearson PhD Starts Sept. 29 Sept. 29 7d(M0 740-10 $25 25 Great Books and You li Richard Burke PhD History to Western GviHtation 1 Introduction to Psychology Gerald Strike PhD ^C. David jonet MD Sept. 28 7-10 25 25 Lessons In Uttenino Robert Holmes PhD Sfpt. 28 7-9 , . ,iO The Philosopher and tha Bible WiNiam touted* PhD Sept. 29 7-10 25 Politics I960: Stale and National Society anti the- Criminal William Rhode PhD Gerald Bush MA Sept. 28 Oct. 1 7.10 ^7-10 25 25 Effective Speaking and Leadership Mary Ann Cusack PhD Sept. 26 Sofa, 29 5fero— #t-io 2? Efficient Reading Mildred Wierseme MA 25 Instruction In Speech for Woman John Cambua PhD Oct,. 1 r 3-5. „ ■ , ?5 Accounting for Miniyrntnt Portooooi A USA rPA JLiO 45 Accounting for Small Business 1 Lucile Ramsey MBA, CPA Sept. 26 [7J0- 25 ~ Advanced Electronics Robert Alfored MEE Start-27 7-10 1 )5 Engineering |—Electrical Circuits Carl Kligman MS Sept. 2* |7-.10""'-' 25 Business and Professional Speech Comprehensive Estate Planning John Cambus PhD . jeroma Mulligan LLB Oct- 9 D.IO . 35 Oct, 5 ?7-9 ^$5, Effective Business Communication Robert Denier Oct. 5 7-9 ’ 25 Engineering Administration lames Boyce PhD Oct. 4. 7*10 Fundamentals of Marketing Donald Moorhead MBA Sapt. 29 11 to * : ';^5 industrial' Psychology Robert Bold* PhD ore.. i; 9-11 a.m. 25 Introduction to Management Alack Capitals MBA Sept. 26 T*tO 15 Math Refresher for Engineers 1 Hubert ^Stephen* MA Oct. 6 7-10 25*. Property Appraisal for Taxation Oakland County Staff Sept. 28 'avankiQ 95 - French 1 Nadine Popluiko DPhil Sagt. S6 Sept. 27 7-9 .. 25 French II Nadine PoplulkA OPhll 7-9 ... » 25 , German Robert Simmons PhD Sept. 27 7-9 __ 25 ! Russian 1 Hsian Kovach PhD Sapt. 27 7-9 25 1 Russian II Helen Kovach PhD Sapt. 29 t.i 25 ■"! Spanish Carman Uria MS - Sapt. 29 7-9 . 25 ii \ Basic Graving . Uqyti Radtal MA Sapt. 2d !iUif: : 25 I Oil Painting Ranee Radtal Sapt .28 fitfi " 25 Fiction' Writing Jean Patera MA Sapt. 29 xi-m 30 Introduction *a Sculpture Mary Hetenyf BFA * - Oct. 6 f-ito 25 MSUO Chorus Walter Collins PhD Sapt. 26 1-2 >.m. ' MWF 10 j CALL RESERVATIONS NOW: FE 8-4515 NO rRE-REQUISITES EXOIPT THE DESIRE TO IJARN A» Uw IntonKtiofi of SmMm U., Sgubnl M„ W«H«i Bird. THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, IMP Farmers Told to Question^ ' " TSwailison Adviser tlection 7 Year Promises *y LOB MeKEC poo to show a majority of vote* In Tht toiroaii tavorad a ballot dto- LANSING (UP!) — The farmer's fl» dactfcn, they don’t want (Mb role In the coming eftcfion is being ewpbadatd this year by candi-dataa la both partes, tad the tana- known they can’t be overlooked. In Michigan, the State Farm Barest advised Its membentdp that “election year Is a poor time to Ultra to political sUtrmrata oI the issues.” “la the dash and lire #1 eam-paiga debate the trsth sttao gets tWMed rather severely,” said DeaaM D. Klasey, coordinator e< i abate* not he tiled.” Kinsey said recent votes_________ MMon indicated the general public has little interest In it He indicated the work trf a con-con would likely be a waste of “It is better to gather your facta from various reliable sources, check and verify them under the . calmer skies of pre-election years,” ha said. CmmaOty farm buraaus'lu ihf state were urged to devote their meetings this month and next to disciusioas of tha issues and camH-dates tha November election. On the three state ballot proposals the bureau supported the first, stood neutral on one. Strongly opposed the question. Kinsey cited the con-con proposal ss of ’’critical importance to ....aide "then to already present.’ If voters approve toe con-a proposal supported by the League of Woman Voters, State Junior Chamber of Commerce and aev-cnl other large organisation, there would be 144 delegates to any convention called in the future. Kinsey said cities already hold a i majority of tha delegate seats and “the result of proposal 3 would bo to drift the balance farther off center in the same direction." ‘‘Expensive as It is,* Kinsey said, “a con-con does not automat-icafiy provide us with a new state constitution. The document must be placed before the voters to a general deettoo. ■ <* * * '‘Voters have rejected proposed new constitutions and Itova voided toe work of conventions on two past occasions,” he said. to renew toe authority for bonding to provide tend to dttoupssd acbool Kinsey said tha tax proposal could Involve a' "double decision.” Defeat of the sales tax hike could be interpreted by lawmakers, Kto-aey said, as a mandate for the passage of a state income tax. ★ dr * The three amendments to the look by fanners la Michigan as ha candidates and their plat- DETROrr (It—Mrs. Wilma Qqn> abna. member of the advtaeiy com-wm to the White House Oss-. m Aging. iHH chairman of a similar committee » advise Democratic gubermtor-i candidate Mu B. 8watoaon. Mrs. Donahue will head a nonpartisan committee which will pro sent a report to Swatason by Oct 15th on the, problems of ‘ William Saxton of Detroit and, Douglas Hillman of Grand Rapids, will serve as joint chairman of a lawyers for Swatoson committee. The first manufacturing plant la America and the oldest synagogue and Baptist meeting house in toa country an all to be found In Rhode Island. Rafei Johnson, DeccrfhJon Star, Gets 'Movie Role HOLLYWOOD - Rater Johnson, Olympic star, may become Rater Johnson, movie star. Twentieth CsRtury-Foa Itos enounced that the two-time Olympic decathlon champion has been riven a featured rolt to "Journey To Danger.” a picture that WfU Named fo Tri Citier Chamber of Commerce GRAND HAVEN UP — Cordon B. Hulxenga, 28, of Spring Lake, has been appointed full-time assistant secretary manager bf the TM Cities Chamber of Commerce at Grand'Haven. The move follows Chamber et Commerce appoint merit of [bury manager Claude Verduin as Grand HaVen port director in ate dltkm to his chamber 'duties. Huizenga. who has sarved toe past! three years d sties manager tori uktt yvnr* hks nr Johnson said Monday night tee * Grand Haven radio station, takes; had not signed a Contract yet, but a studio spokesman said he had agreed orally and "bis word ia good enough 'ter ua.' Triple Calibration *. Will Honor This Day SACRAMENTO, Calif. Ute—It was quite a day for M/Sgt. Leonard H. Wheeler of Mather jUr Force Bate. He retired after M years aery-lee, got marred and osWbnted Iris 43rd birthday. up his new duties Oct, IT, FALSE TEETH More Firmly li Place _ Do four (>)M Mtth Moot »«l M bomubrtUppiQs.dropptaeareo-Spec MHINM, ifcuehpruist Just sprtnkl* s HtUe PASl'KITH on year pUt«.Thn alkalies isos-mMI powdsr holes Mss teeth more Brmly sad mars oamfertshljr. No rummy, gooey,peat* Mate or MMag.Soas net sour. Check* "put* odoP (denture tostkl. 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John F. ’ Kennedy makes a major address in Washington - Tuesday night at a Democratic 1100-a-plate fund l raising dinner. IDs wife Jacqueline watches the f Democratic Party’s presidential nominee as be outlined his plan to preserve and further United States world leadership against the efforts of communism. It was his first nationwide television speech of the presidential campaign. Yearly Pooch Parly Scheduled Oct. 1 ‘ The annual pooch party, co-aponspred fay the Parks ft Recreation Department and the Pontiac Samel dub, is scheduled for 2 Oct. 1 St Oaklargl Park. . Boys and girls may enter their pet dogs in four contests: groom-pig- tricks, the. best Informed pet owner and die beat pet-owner combination. ★ dr ★ ■ Youngsters 7 to 11 fnay enter jufhor division contests and thoss 12 to 17 tbs senior division. ; In the crater of Mt. Ruapehu, a 9,175 foot peak located to North Island, New Zealand, is a lake of hot water surrounded by Ice and Bridges Dislikes Both Kennedy and Dick Nixon SAN FRANCISCO (AP)—Neither Vice President Richard M. Nixon nor Sen. John F. Kennedy win receive die' support of fishy Bridges’ powerful International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen’s union. * * * 'A vote for either is a vote against a positive program for! peace and program," die union’s executive board said Tuesday. a * - * ------- 11m ILWU recommended. Instead, that Its member* support "desirable congressional candidates.'’ Cuba, Dominicans Snubbed at Luncheon WASHINGTON (AP)-President Elsenhower will give a luncheon for representatives of IS Latin-American countries hi Nos York Thursday after his speech to the United Nations General Assent- Announcing this Today, White House said the guests will [be officials of each of the Latin-American countries except Cuba and the Dominican Republic. 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No time is better than the present. We might as well stand up and be counted now, rather than feel around and be ended* sive. » . ★ .■■■ Secretary-General Dao Hammak-sk jold can, If he so desires, talk tough. For several weeks h?hu been talking that wa&to Belgium, ex-proprietor ttf the area He might Just as well give some of the same to Russia now aa later. Being wishy-washy never gets anything. It seem* to aa that it is ------high time the UJ». started being bluntly frank toward Rnaaia Just aa it is to the smeller powers. If \ they -can't, what earthly. use is the UN.? ★ ♦ ★ Our country should rally the strongest possible opposition among all U.N. members to halt the Soviet most In the CbhgbT Further, we politics and in dire need of help, African states are being asked to weigh Soviet Intenttons. Some of the leaders seem to understand that the UJf, is protecting them and that Russia is opposing the U.N. If the Africans choose the United Nations, they will also he choosing the United States and the West. Sec. of State Hutu and Ambassador Wadsworth will repre-tent the U S. at the Assembly meeting. Their task will be "to hold fast to that which is good” and prevent the newly Independent countries from being stampeded into Communist arms. The Man About Town Another Big Lake Voice of the People ‘Merchants Need Business of Farmer* and, Laborers’ Kb* much further an On fcnstinwmm of Fondue going to push their potential customer*? Ftrrt they oegsntood themesiren hi what they cull Retail Merchant* Association’ That ibas One for tMm. am whaa later wiulrM, that waa called • uetoe aul I * * * .. Now I aee they are going to take legal action if the fanner trie* to •ell any produce on the public atreet. Just bow long would the burinoss-teaa laat If it weren’t for the farmer *nd laborer’------------------ 81 West Longfellow aE Objects to Catholic ye™ as President- •Gloria Herzfeld any* it la wrong for miniatara to^ encourage their congregation not to vote Jor Sen. Kennedy. Too many people aay it toa|t the issue. I say religion is the issue. Catholicism ia not only a religion hut is also in politics. erty had raqusrisd him net to appear. Dr. Peteg pointed oof that It waa a ohrte affotr and not The govenuneot of Spain and the Vatican have a written agree- Worlds Apart It Now Is Being Created by" Area’s Champion Laker David Lawrence Says: late: What ean mesa a Joss of ISN to yea In i Red One-Sidedness Glares at U.N. After making new lake* In hi* home county with more than 40 mile* of shore line, James I. Colt of Milford now transfer* hie activities to a neighboring county. He has purchased 1,500 acres of low land In Tyrone Townahlp, Livingston County, and by impounding the waters of Ora Creek, Is building 500*acre Lake Shan-non. It la near the now UB.33 freeway, and has a lake-lot appeal to Flint area midenta, Where natural lakes are quite should act now rather than take s chance on being sucked into another Korean War with American boys doing the bulk of the fighting. ■ cole,~who is one of my Boy s Sundown Today Starts Ten Day Jewish Holiday *Rosh Hsahanah, the Jewish New Year (5721) and beginning of the High Holy Days, will be ushered in at sundown today. ★ * ★ The holiday begins a ten-day period of prayers and penitence which is climaxed by Yom Kippur —the Day Of Atonement. ~ lng reached the Eagle Rank at Holly at the age of 14, has built five lakes In Oakland County in the,laat seven years, and has another In progress. Somewhat incidentally, Mrs. Cole Is the former— Sylvia de Steiger of The Pontiac Press editorial staff, whom he first met when she was on an ustgn-ment eovertnghls activities. WASHINGTON - Many Americans today may be tempted, to applaud die propped! of "Pravda."* the official Communist organ- in, Moscow, that the ’ United Nations he moved outof New York City. For the truth 1* there are citizens ofthia country who fed that it would be a wood idea to let the U.N. operate in Geneva or somewhere else »o that it LAWRENCE hereafter But there is another side to it: The United Nations provides a . forum of pitiless publicity before the whole world, it is worth many times the amount spent te support the UJf. to be able to -put the Soviet government on the spot repeatedly In the Geo-1 oral Assembly. The proceedings are widely reported throughout the world—far more coverage being liven fo them than to,meetings abroad. The easiest way to get things back to normal to not to remove the U.N. hut to remove the causes of the hatred and indignation which have swept this country against the tyrants of Eastern Europe. r .There isn’t a country in the other raHfMu la Spain but the Reman Catholic religion. in thorn United States right mow 19 states give Wee transportation and five states furnish parochial schools with free textbooks which receive the approval of Rome all at the public taxpayer’* expense. This’ directly violates separation of the church and state. Bishop Pike stated ‘‘There is a vast difference between being against a man because of his religion and bring against him because on* believes that his religious convictions make Urn unlit for high office." Would Kennedy be bound by Ms church? There is proof that he would. a loyal son of the church he had no tNaraattvo but sot to come. What go you think he’s gulag to * do when th# FOpo orders him to do, something, since bo beMeveo the Pops to supreme over oil gevesameat and there to no other redgton but the Roman Catholic In Battle Creek. Michigan on July 31,1956 three Roman Catholic priests and 40 laymen, which in eiwfrH sn off duty police officer deliberately broke up.- ft church meeting and prevented the even1 geilst from delivering his message entitled "Roman Catholicism.'’ ia OrissnUa daring the pari right yours W Protestant cterctes were totally or partially destroyed. Thirty • four ether* were confiscated. Fatty Prat-wore elooed to Do Cob la MM Dr. Podag erected a chapel In memory ef Ms son and three other cteptolno who gave up their Ute preservers so that other idm might Hve. Owe woo t Catholic, one a Jew and quo a log IMS. In MU guvMumuri and the Vatican made an agreement giving tte Catholic CWarch exclusive re-llglous and educational rights in Sf Must country. of the Khrushchev gang today could be guaranteed if the gangsters started to move ibout without police protection. * (Copyright IMS) Kennedy was hvM te speak at the banquet. At the last minute The Almanac Dr. William Brady Says: Football contest entries must be- received in The Press office by Friday noon of this week— And that’s dsy After tomorrow, so you must hurry or you’ll miss your chance on that 6300 prtso. Every member of your family can compete. Full particulars and list of games were in yesterday’s viir be unnecessary receive into America Such personalities as ‘Khrushchev, Kadar and Uaotro. There aw Americans, too, who feel that the presence of the headquarters of the U-N. In New York' affords .Khrushchev and his Communist b.loei faculties for broadcasting aigPprea* coverage that are not available to the officials of Western governments when they visit the countries.behind tbs Iron-Curtain. The United Nations, at its beginning, could- easily have been set up in some European capital, but there were many Americans, including this writer, who felt that the mobilization of the moral force of tite world could better be . achieved in the United States, where the press is freer than in Many Foods Out for Those With Low Blood Sugar An Ohio physician reported that a patient with intracatafle rightsided headache of two years’ dur- ation had been given a misdiagnosis of temporal arteritis, and a neurosurgeon removed a section of the right temporal artery. This interesting operation did not relieve the headache. A second neurosurgeon had a crack at it, opining that the headache was due to impingement of bone spurs on foe —Yom Kippur thU year begins Friday evening, Sept. 30, tnd continues through sunset the following day. ■ ir ★ ♦ Monday’s rain was a Copioas one In the Pontiac aten, and broke ap th* year’s worst drouth. No wonder our fanners are smiling Many aa "Isolationist" who didn’t taxor either the League of Nations or the United N’attoos would have preferred foal America be spared the embarrassments of ocftng o* tte test cervical spine and performing lamin-ectomy on ,xli* spine to .remove the pressure. This interesting opera- lowers the level of sugar in the Mood to the danger print? Sudden rise of foe level of sugar in foe blood from indulgence in candy, or from ton muds potato or too much bread, stimulates foe Islands of Lange rhans in tte pancreas to secrete an excess of insulin, which soon reduces foe sugar in foe Mood to a level comparable with that resulting from an overdose of insulin. So tte effect is identical with an insulin reaction. By United Press International Today I* Wednesday, Sf 21 the 265th day of foe year, with 101 more in I960. Tte moon is approaching its first quarter. Tte morning star Is Mars. Tte evening stars are Venus, Jupiter and Saturn, —# * ■, ♦ On this day fo history: In 1792, the royal family deposed, France was,proclaimed a republic. In 1M4. English novelist. Ms-terian and sodolsgtat ■. O. It isn’t because Kennedy is a Romin Catholic that tte religious issue has risen, but because wherever Roman Catholics have come into power they claim to be supreme over all religion and government- Raymond Konklo 240 North Cass Lake Road---------- Smiles Maybe some girls act silly so their friends won’t know they’re old enough to know better. The Country Parson The emergency remedy in either ia of course sugar in one In 1197, foe editor of the New York . Sim wrote an editorial “There Is a Santa dans" which said in part: "Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus. He exists as certainly 'aa love and generosity and devotion exist, and you know that they abound and give to your lift sweetened tea or coffee, grape juice, candy, ice cream.-- In 1931, Great Britain abandoned ► gold ■fondant ____ /.T .y... , irif-sddmMd envelop* ii Orthodox and Conaervativa l«o« In the Pontiac sms will obaerve Roeh Hashanah for two days, and Reform Jews for one day. During the High Holy Days, sermons, hymns and liturgy In temples and will umike divine “My tomato vines are going after height,” phones Mrs. Isabelle Hunterton of Rochester, who says she trained them to climb on a trellis, and they’ve passed the eight-foot mark, and still going strong.---- organisation. But the UN, is here to stay.and the very thing that has been made tte basis of tte Communist complaints—that freedom of movement outside the city has been restricted for certain visitors—serves a useful purpose. IS, BUT NOT THEM A third doctor found that la .foe six-hour glucose tolerance test there wps a blood sugar drop to to mg. per 1M ml. la tte fourth hour. Tte pa 11 rut recovered In a matter of a tow weeks on o modified Seale Harris diet. The normal blood augar level to SO to 120 mg. per IM ml. Thought for today: F.ngHri> DQV-elist H. G. Wells said 'Thimaa history becomes more and mote , a race between education -and- catastrophe " •We’re always developing new materials to make at louaer — but net Case Records of a Psychologist: Grandparents Are Good Influence gyaagoguer1 help and dwell upon improvement of personal conduct. Capture of New Nations Khrughchev’s Main Plan Shame en dw neighboring La- / peer County. It to losing interest In its annual 4-H Club Fair. Hard te understand about a county so predominatingly rural. procity and one-sidedness of the Communists’ operations In everything is dramatized. They want the West to disarm but do not wish to disarm them-selves. Although Premier Kbrushchxv has every right to attend the 8ept.' 20 UJf. General Assembly meeting in New York, nothing In recent Soviet behavior encourages the belief that he come* for otherthan purposes. Following his lead other Communist states have decided to back up Mr. Khxu8hchxv. ★ ' ir it Judging from past performances among the premier’s objectives will be the rehashing of the U2 incident and of his Ideas on disarmament. Naturally, he will take full advantage of the distractions afforded by oiflr presidential campaign. Hwwever, his Major purpose will be to draw to the Communist aide Um»° many newly emerged , African Mates, many of which ** havo boos admitted to UJf. membership this year. If Khrushchev can wfn support of theee countries. Russia might bn able to defeat the West in the General Ateembiy which has beta used of getting around The dog and cat in the home of_________ Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Frectey of Auburn Heights are very friendly, but greedy. Neither will drink tomato Juice when offered to them alone, but will chase the other away from It—and lap it up. They waat tte West to be Inspected thoroughly tor nqntMk-; tions of o disarmament agreement, but refuse to gnarantoo any eftertiv* system of detection Body. Mind and Sugar by E.M. Abrahanson, M. D. and W. W. Pezet obtainable at booksellers or: at foe puMic library. In tte book the authors give a modified Seale Harris diet and advise persons who have low blood sugar (hyperinsulinism. hypoglycemia) fo avoid sugar, candy and other sweets, cake, pie. pastries. Sweet custards, puddings and ice cream. Here’s a salute to pood grand -parents. They help Socialise children so the youngsters will not he as likely to go AWOL in the Army or'drop out of college the first term. And they offer love which' many a busy Dad forgbis fo furnish his children, at least so they bin see it. "I thoroughly believe la grandparents. They eaa give children a mature aai placid kind ef affection font busy parents often tail to torateh their and their grandchildren te much m’t A three-quarter pound Mbeglll, found loifing in Fo&tiac lsks nt " ^ Lester Lanadewne had (wallowed a small bullhead and been killed by its horns. Hng restrict tte movements of American officials fit the Soviet Union outside of Moscow, and yet wont freedom themselves to move about Uie United'^ptes. : " • ""Tiraafifidn, tte fiOV&t teWf bf state and his stooge Fidel Caafro feel free to denounce everything American and to fl»"g ^gyreVec- This modified Seale Harris diet allows all vegetables and fruits. Fratt may ho eoohed, raw, with or without cream .bot without added sugar. Canned halt h ri ~Wd air 11 gaged without By GEORGE W. CRAKE CASE F-475: Arthur B., aged 4S, to a prominent Chicago business executive. , |______ They take time to chat with children and show them their love. "And, of course, foe more people who love a child, foe happier te Your child should be taught to get along without his parents, for that to foe real mark of maturity. Start this process by gradually' tatdag Mm spend a night or ©son ...4t walk tad away from home, And a visit to hi* grandparents mates this separation too* terri- la.” •‘Dr. Ct nr For many years a confirmed cat ebaaer, the dog of Gordon Geoffrey of Fontlac Lake has changed hto ways. Hie other night he mistook a skunk for a cat. Verbal Orchids to- Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Farnham of 330 West Pike 8t.; golden wadding. Mr. and Mrs. J. Stanley Wright of Keego Harbor; golden wedding. Mrs. Myra Wielaad of Lake Orion; 95th birthday Mrs. Margaret Hoffman Of Birmingham; 80th birthday. ~ - Jtb. Carrie Decker— of Oxford; Slat birthday. Mr. and Mrs. William Baldwin But when the Amertan people show their displeasure and, tor security reasons, limitations are placed on tte movements of the dictators from the Communist Hoc, there to e loud protest from Moscow and an argument that It would he better to move the U.N. out of New York City. It la evtdeat that tte Commo atom can’t stand the ftore of publicity la tte Uoitod States, nor ean they “tote H” as tte Incidentally, It takes a case of diabetes in foe tamijytoteachjte family tnariucef'what a wide va-riety of packaged foods contain added augar. natognlded w ords and deeds. Nothing could downgrade fo* U.N. more than to move It away from th* United States, which has been Ha principal supporter, financially and ofocfwtte. since tte organization was founded 15 years The diet allow any unsweetened fruit or vegetable juke except grape juke or prune juice; 'weak tea, decaffeinated coffee or coffee substitutes, sweetened with saccharin if desired. . AVOID THESE One with low Mood sugar should avoid aberiutaly sugar, candy, other sweets: ordinary coffee and , other beverages containing caffeine; potatoes, rice, grapm, rai-rim, plums, figs, dates, bananas, spaghetti, macaroni and noodles; wines, cordial*, cocktails and beer. my daughter recently moved to Florida.'’ "BF -had- lunch St the Proas Club. "She and fier~ husband have, fivo children named Jim and’ Joan. Fortun-I ately they now DR. live dose to ho- ln-laws. “Ate I wtofr yea weald read te* comment which my daagh- HURRAH FOR ORAKDPARMNTS This young mother to very discerning in her compliments. For grandparents can be a gnat boon In . Jim wasters Ute to tear tte talas which grandparents SOIL That la especially true whea tte ' For children should always be | their Daddy aad Matter was* not I’ always perfect themooiveo to I their own yoath. Vjrfr 1 , kinottmoo, however, srtsd-il parents do become too tax in see- . 8SH Then he handed me a letter, which contains a very true picture of the affects te goad grandparents on teetr grandchildren. And sometimes tte gnuidparenR countermand tte orders te a child's assured that they art surrounded by love and affection. - -taie. Dads, botertte forget to show their affection, tea grandfather often makes up for this paientsl deficiency. But ssnsiMe parents can uaoaDy offset each spoiling. And • little y j/wPd'Se Poauss hi • ra-arssEai __ p> mm ms sremos’hriasae tionship of a child with his grand- ‘‘Jim ate Joan are about the Mggeet thing in their graad-mother’s Ufa,” this young mother fish ate poultry are allowed. So ago. ANOTHER RIDE Many Americans, Of course. Admittedly naive in international id wstlt Mr. AR< MM. Fred A. Petty of Lake Orion; 51st wadding Anniversary. of tte burden ef paying i fog annual expense of the organization. Generally rix-small meals a day are better than three Urge meals. Such a diet to calculated to prevent hypoglycemia (low Mood sugar). whatever the manifestations may te in tte individual te tee. They squeal A How come too much sweet stuff “And their, grandfather tells them stories and plays with thorn Besides, he lets them ’help’ around foe yard ate this makes them Heel important Jim to a great pal/of hto grandfather. swstoad, placid atdmda font to ■are typical te cMMteed. They aren’t slaves to « dm* dock. Ttey don't have so many social obligations that must be attended to with gsmt punctuality. 9o ttey can dawdle along and en* jay life with their grandchildren, who also aren’t yet enslaved by Thai, the tempo te tmadparents Mduilvel? t tows U ee titles t prtnteo I H 111 i Tte Ornttoo rnu n Mtnni to Skrnse ter t$ oeoto t week: where 2iM la OofaoqC, Bawria Urtap-Uko, Itoear.b. 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Khrushchev left after an hour tJelSer made a move to recognise the other.’Wadsworth stepped hack and permitted Khrushchev te cast the secret ballot The premier turned on his heels and head- > ed back to his seas. , 1 Sitting aloof during the proceed-! ing was Yugoslav Marshal Tito' who made no move-to approach] Khrushchev TURKIC ARRESTED Outride the great ball there] were outbreaks of Jeering- pickets. Meeks from the main UJf. ee- ,Khrushchev away .from Castro's] MWingh the Aslsgatss' Image at del.’’ One Harlem resident was' ; Wane*. 'hotel following iua surprise visitl *e CT. hulldtag that he tatend- heard to remark: "It'a hist like Numerous other incidents were] which caught police ofl guard | ** ri»T ^T^-T !Joe Lool‘ d*y" "‘ported around the living quarters (t)MMlKSIONKR REPLIES fjT S4----------------------------------—■ ■ ---—I l°Lthe C!S2II^itirS‘'e?5 Khrgd»shev,s protoata. made la ] pieto it. work by----- and vegetable, pelted the car ot fcnn^to to reporters, draw a \T - .. a Nikolai V. Podgorny last ntgbt. There was more than surly [crowds to keep police busy. Castro’s hotel was searched for a bomb after nn anonymous phone call, one df several received since the Cuban angrily departed midtown hotel and stormed up to Harlem, six miles from the 'U.R. building. Khrushchev complained there were formally to reporters, druw a sharp reply fromPoltce Compm-j “22 - sio^r Stephen P. Kennedy Vh W* he will attend aU of the filed a formal complaint with the, ““ StateDfepartmenl over the jplj dent. 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Hospitalityr^ Others Expected Radiation Probe Shot Successful FREE ESTIMATES This Theft Like Taking Candy From a Baby service Oscar Femll OSCAR FERRELL Licensed Master Plumber Only aa occasional record passage FILLER PAPER GIANT PAC NM QraOtV Fw 3- e» Mo MMkNb Khrushchov Waits With 2 Speeches for tJ.K, One Hard, One Safi Thief Broken Up Over Inability to Crack Boxes A thief whoM efforts to loot (he WASHINGTON (UPI)-Presldent H—iww worked today on the final draft of Ids United Nations speech lit VMeh he h expected to propose e U.N. aerial watchdog plan and a sweeping aid program to Briny Yon Better Stereo.. .andMore of It! anp'Taoney, he had broken the IS TIME FUNCTIONS...3 SIMRATI AMPLIFIERS (not just 2) .each amplifier with powerful push-pull circuits to give you the increased power needed to flawlessly reproduce the complete audible range with greater fidelity than non push-pull amplifiers can provide. EVER BEFORE! tnotjuat JU...Electronically and acoustically balanced to circuitry and cabinetry. Each system handlesonly those frequencies for which It Me specifically dasIgnedT NIC S0l|ND«aa The development that will change your entire concept of recorded sound. The Vibrasonic system electro-acousficaliy recreates the depth and realism similar to that heard In an acoustically balanced hall. dratspraktag Tharaday after-■OUB w Friday. ~ Over 1,500 Newsmen Gathered at Assembly UNITES) NATIONS, NT. (AP) — Mara than 1J50Q press, radio and TV representatives were accredited to the U.N. General Assembly by midday Tuesday. Hemane Tavaris da Sa, U.N. undersecretary for public tnfor-matlon called the massing of reporters here, expected total near 3,000, the biggest journalistic op- TRAD* The MOTOROLA F - SMITH-CORONA Jfl 1 ELECTRIC PORTABLE ^ N l SPECIAL TRADIN’ PAIR PROMOTION H I NOW THRU OCT. 1 General Printing & Office Supply Miflacfo Mile Shopping Center Bazaar Area, FE 8-96Q7 K 2-0135 THE PONTIAC PRESfr. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, IMP / ELEVEE Commission Sends It Bacfc Board Gets Vogel Case Automation IPontjgc Asks Wins Qut, Driver Pays . The Michigan S&ta Tenure Commission threw the am of ousted Pontiac teacher Mi*. Iaa M. Vogel baek inte the law at Pttttime School Board me when last night. I-at Wayne The 440-page transcript was computed yesterday afternoon.....- bean prsaw* for each of the five Mrs, VtpPi sllaraey WIHaas U.S. Astronette Sets Light Plane Altitude Mark ton aboard member votes for or against dismissal, he should have * or read aB the testimony of each hearing. the oommiaslnn hearing until Pen* * LOS ANGELES iw hat m to* vast sMa ot Pattereea In flamdswa Pangs i and la toe CM* Center tor a«-passim ef toe aty Oil partdag lei said Bahert A. Mhaar, aartrt-mt «4ty mm—r aai asban ra- Costs First Voto at 105 HARTFORD, Conn. (UPI)-Ws tor O. Davis, a UA dtiaro 1or •> Capitulation came with the city ■tom, on record m *ccaf4to»fl|g states decision to locate the Both have bead many months hi preparation. atoehrtml eede h ef by too nllar to too Mate electrical code, too proposed measure provides for a licensing board and ‘ The HHFA will subtract from the $700,000 the $12,113 advance given Pontiac two year* ago plan the urban renewal project. The first request for funds m approved fay a unanimous vote of tos commission. The explosives ordinance Asms unnecessary transportation of dan-gerous materials in the downtown area and regulates file use ot such materials throughout the oity. An explosion In toe down! ano of a city on the West Coast last yoar prompted formulation ot the 1 Adoption is expected after hearings on both measure* Oct-it— LANSING W — Dtomfissl of too federal govanumne agram ■ State Highway Papartmmt te appraisals ert employe far ptofiaal aottvtty the M7 properties to be purchased. He expected this would be about Oct 15. The $790,000 is covered in toe $5,106,044 revolving fund the federal government has set up to cover land acquisition 0)0, north of Auburn, making it impossible to have anything more finm « |mte ssparatta fioutb outward. 4 Four hearings war* scheduled r toot. 91. The first is on a proposal far aid* of Jamie Street, south of Chandler Avenus. The other three are on m ” Downtown Fail Festival Day* t Thursday, Friday and Satur- § he was Uiysm* aid. Heaaptainad “I’ve had a lot of trouble aod and doctors’ falls and g big family to rofm up.” fS THIS AD .... MAIL nl^- I GET free booklet ■ | LEARN ABOUT LENSES I 110 Ways Improved I ovu oid mil canufil um | ton hn Dresden Avenue. Woodland to Hollywood; blacktopping on Ariena Avenue, Second to Columbia; and a sidewalk on Astor Street. No objections ware voiced last night at hearings on proposals for sidewalks on Mill Stroet Harvey Street, Astor Street and on Kapnstt Rood it Akott School. The Downtown Merchant* Amo-lathm expressed thanks for dty cooperation in the “highly one In ether faastoeee fell In line * denlng a prop*—I to deetgmto South Beulward m state tnak- Therfi's Room for Doubt Commissioners joined plsmers in acceptiiig the State Highway De-’ NEW YORK tft-Castro’a followers are never at a to— tor* slogan, .to tip lobby of tho Hotel Therms Cubans shouted: ‘With a hotel or without a htyel-‘Everybody is with Fidel! "Tho? Do Not Touch The Eym"- 1 «—»■—mm—emmwxromsmhtmWh ■ * MWMiUhmlMniiMI »«—■ H • merunyvniMf._—r— vamwto m% am i I 2 a«s* Mm kiHMMoSi if •" as*mt*. -. m .crarcw —ii. 'sssasw"' a • ’ ssawansr* ■ > n*Ss st sew artt-HWe*. s **wm.M4s»S.*.»qtmlto. I smm.«s>m. earn to—• mm ■ Mali Coupon tor COM! Of— ■ - Pf. 1.1. Iffil So Appslahaeal fiaodad 0,D. ■ TTy Thim B0sro Taw 0 ; IT N. Sagtoaw St. BUT Them an ear FE 4-7071 • TRIAL Wearing FLAN g City Or Sana ,. Although IN* aaticipoted that $6 >««*■ will be spent on the five-year renewal effort,;***!® ot land to private developers is expected to brk« tho net coat down to between $$ and $i million, of which two-third* win be paid by a fed-eral grant and onetolrd by the dty to tbe form of public improve- _ e etralght tine, Maine’* coast is 250 miles long. But if iH hays and inlets an measured the coast is 2,40ft mile* long. A Full Coil sua-pension ride, in ■ f*—A And 40 Corvair combinm Full Coil suspension with inde- vaiia get a aflky* smooth rii' m Chevrolet owners Jbava two budget-mtatada—hwfap . pick from: 1 famous Hi-’fluift 6 and Um Economy Turbo-Flro V8. And Corvair ownsra enjoy the aavinga of an air-cooled Turbo-Air ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (API— The steel industry and the United Steelworker* Union have joined in seeking to get better value for the $135 million bring spent annutliy for medical-boepital care for In- A Joint industry-union request fii* Amertcwe MyWrul Atsnriafion and the American Hospital Association for -a conference in October was disclosed atrlbe union David J. McDonald, the ui president, said that unless present company-paid insurance programs are rapidly improved, the union will aerie to establish its own group practice hoepttals and clinics in steal mill towns. PAVVJ’S Shoe Store lyfoklwaii^ fiewaite- Bourbon orSootfJi? Perhapa at one time or another, you’ve gen Mark Twain featured in our Old Crow •dvertUinc-Tba reason to that Mark Twain'a favorite bourbon waa Old Crow. He waa known to havbeen aoptoasodwith our btwir-bon, that he made a trip to Kentucky to visit Janies Crow’s distillery. There he ordered 25 barrels of Old Crow tor his favorite tavern in Elmira, Now York. But recently we were challenged. An executive from a competitive whiskey company wrote us saying he had incontrovertible evidence proving Mark Twain to be a Scotch drinker! We checked immediately and found that yes, it wss true, the great American author had once been a Scotch drinker during hto earl/years! But further examination revealed that he subsequently changed to bourbon 1 Now, many dty folk ere going through the same taste change that Mark Twain experienced. They’ve tested them ell and ere now savoring the simple goodness of fine - bourbon. Have you tried the time-honored flavor ef light, mild Old Crow 86 proof Kentucky bourbon? It to America’* favorite. Try it and you’ll see why Mark Twain was a bourbonite in hto time-and an Old Crow fan. Kentucky Bouftan Chevy owners know what they want. .and nobody knows it better than Chevrolet! Who knows more about what car buyers want than car owners? Nobody—which is why Chevrolet established its Owner Relations Program, the only one of its kind in the industry. It works this way: Periodically, a Chevrolet representative Sits down with a tape recorder and a group of Chevy owners—and he listens.-He records every gripe, evfery bonqnet, every comment the owners come up with. This sort of thing happens across the country, with people who drive Chevrolets, Corvairs and Chevrolet trucks. wee that reflected in the sales figures’ People bay the car that’s closest to their ideas of perfection—*and that means Ghevyv In feet, Chevrolet’s sales (including Corvair) are bigger this year than ever before in our history. And you can be sure we’re paying close attention to what comes out of these meetings and other facets of our Program. You can It all Soils down to this: Chevrolet is vitally interested in your complete satisfaction with our products and services—now, and for as long aw you own a Chevrolet. And as your ideas about automotive products and services change, we’U be changing right along with them. Our Owner Relations Program will play an important part in making sure of it WS3tm:: \ 1 ■J., Su your local authorized Chevrolet dtalor ooon.^tmrn homamdr ymcmJoin Ao happy family ofChny^vnont^ MATTHEWS-HARGREAVES, MC. 63 r OAKLAND «fr CASS PONTIAC, MICHIGAN k P| Mill y a 1 THE POXTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER Rl, 1000 WHITE DREES SHIRTS mew PUMm qrn - 1%* latest addition to Pontiac's fleet Of firefighting equipment la this new triple combination pumper with a minimum pumping capacity of 1,250 gal Ions a minute. Standing alongside the shiny truck are (from left ) Fireman Leroy TlbWtts, Chief J R. White, and Fireman Amos Hoolihan. In the cab to Ifde McOemenU, mechanic-driver. The truck parries 1800 feet of ftfc-lnch hose. M tost of 1‘4-inch hose, tnd 250 feet of 1-inch booster line boee. It has a 300-gallon booster tank which can be used Immediately before hooking up to a hydrant. The pumper hat three suction Inlets, one oo each aide and one hi front, and a 300-horsepower angina. Hke Greets Jews Opening||Y Applauds Period oi High Holy Days L , , r. . Behans First ----Prato [Rust allied by the creative and!' dent Etoenhower Wednesday P°"w of their fathers’ God tended greetings to memben ofith*iL”,tcp thetr new year with _ % 7Y ^ , ,confkMnc«. ,<*«*"*! "This i« my last opportunity to 91 **£ ****** extend greetings on this occasion tadmUng Rosh Hashana and Yom hut as a-private citizen I shall con-1 • • , finue to remember these Holy The President's message: “During tee season of the Jewish High Holy Days it to always Irish Playwright's Wild 'Hostage' Has Off-Beat Drama Throughout Wy fellow citizens of the Jewish faith. •A “l know this to a time of deep meaning for them. In the honored tradition of their ancient laith they art led to Special acts of contrition, — Days each year with warmth and npect. , [ ... ---------HI ... „ The High Holy Days start to- brew to “The Hostage," Brendan night With n«*h .n/tjRah«n« tin* twhmy Oct. } with Yarn Kippur. * ‘ “ ‘ .lost a playwright and gained a tourist. If it’s a success, I imagine well Join 'tee queue looking for |an apartment. -< * *. * - “I’ll stay here for a few months to count the people coining to I'm a very suspicious man." Hie narrative of "The Hostage’ centers about a young fCnglHt soldier. kidnaped to a dieedy Dublin hovel by ardent nationalists in reprisal for the arrest of an underground revolutionary who has tiaia a policeman. 15® dome mm cocWaik at home MAKf THEM THE QUICK. EASY WAY WITS DAIQUIRI MIX Jart add year teverhs brad of Rum SO Holland House Daiquiri Mix. sad you’ll smu perfect Daiquiris every WMtouy gear, Tea Cantos, OM i. Me Cur, Qalafee UttUWD HOUSE Cubana Plane Third Seized "T . „ . „ ■ - ... ! Undisciplined and ribald, production opened Tuesday night at the Oort Theater. Them | words and gestures to scandalize I tee prim, but seekers of att-beatl I drama neari took no further,— I Lurking behind the weird vaudeville teat to staged with incisive brilliance by Director Joan Little-wood' to a blend of Celtic senti- The revolutionary to. to hanged in the morning, and] through the long night the soldier’s captors debate his fate—j and many other things. Stockholder Hot Court ment*nty and —H EHH.. . -—4 ———... - -s-— _____----VWM that give# patoil la the espwstoen [in Japan staged rallies awTdem- Order After Company - | — * Had Boon Nationalized of Dublin’s best-publictoed playwright. Behan, dressed In a rumpled blue suit, sat quietly watching the premiere from a mezzanine box. Ha declared satisfaction with both players and audience. NEW YORE (AP)-A Cubana Airline turboprop plane, which arrived at Idtowild Airport Tuea-day night carrying two Cuban del-~ ggattn to the United NiHcm wm Binnuiii zn/iiimi. seized and placwI1n~thrfaandi of At final curtain, the spectators a temporary receiver appointed began calling “author, author.'* by Hew York Supreme Court Jus- but Behan aat tor moments a tice Louis L. Friedman, though unsure he was the follow The $3 million plana arrived!Involved, from Havana with Juan AlmediaJ Then he stood up, mumbled chief of the army, and Regino *>«"« word* ot thanks and Botl, Cuban minister of econom- Wo the night with friends, fos. as passengers. | During an intermission,- he oth Three planes, a DC4 and twol*6rv*^: britannias. have now been seised. *‘K R • * fl°P- New York has The seizure Tuesday night was made on behalf of a Cubana Airline stockholder, who obtained a court order for a temporary *e-reiver for the. airline on the grounds that it had been nationalized by tee Cuban government and has ceased to do business. The first two planes were seized! on an order obtained by the Miami advertising teWTOf Harris and 0»., which claims the Cuban government owes It 1237,801. onstrations in various cities today to back North Korean demands for a one-year extension of tee repatriation agreement with Japan. 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WBDNttsriAY, SEPTEMBER 21.1960 THIRTEEN ^Deaths in Pontiac and Nearby Areas on man or carpet* wOiUOTWM No Payments 'til 1961 •INCLUDES • 42" Foaadatioa • Light Colored Til* Floor •r Finished Hardwood • Fall %T Siding • Alum, or Wood Windows • Drywall Interior • Extend Hoot In • 4 Electric Oatlote • Ceiling Light and Switch • Roofing to Match____ • Completely Trimmed • All Plans and Permits — USE IT FOR: • iodroom •Ernst low •Itri— loom • Family loom •Kitchmi • Utility loom Giant 10x16 Addition COMPUTE FOR ONLY *1698" PAY ONLY SISJrTIR MONTH FIRST CATMINT IN IMI ROUGH ONLY YOU FINISH IT NO MOHR BOWK FAY OMIT SI 9.75 Nt MONTH FIRST CATMINT IN IMI snronsim a. nvoucL Evodte J. BueM, 7», of 39M nwgvgrw* Dr., Watarfo ■hip, (bad fustontor < while vMtei ivtttvM hi Lndnr Ion. Hi* body wQLhc brought 'to tb* DohoIoob JohnaTararalHotne. (Lydia Ml Beveredorf SS, of Anr Altar. MU bo at 3 pjn. tomwuw at tha Dryor Funeral Homo. Burial Mil ta In Lakealda OMMtary. at tar tadnoi after a long Ul- Setvico for Thaddua Doflmwl&t, of tU Chandler Avs., Mil be haM at 10 a.m. Thunday at tha Hattrii National Church In Jackaon. Bur-will be In UQkreat Manorial Path d notary. / Oarvivint an Ma wife. Aeon; a daughter, Anna M. of Pontiac; Mrvlvtac are a eon. Lloyd of Surviving betide* hla wife To-m Arbor; a daughter Mr*, raoca are a daughter Mrs. Mary Gladys Malvern at Detroit; a Lou Witteli of Washington; aoaa. teMtar. Otto Mar of Miming- Robert of Tenneaaoe, Frederick Jr. hate; a riater; two grandchildren; Richard, Joseph and Gary, all of; apd a graat-grandchlld. Washington; and five grandchO- Mr. DakoMcs died unexpectedly Monday at Pontiac General Hoe-mtaL Arrangements aie by tha Melvin A. Schutt Funeral Home. AVON TOWNSHIP — Service for Mra Arthur (Maude A.) Chandler. 73. at 3US St. Ctelr Hoad. MO be at 3 p.aa. Friday at the Moore Chapel of the SparkeGrlffta Fun BENBT A. KUOKOLA Service tor Henry A. Ruokola. IS. Of 113 E. Pike St., will be bald at 1£0 p.m. Friday at fpsrto-Griffln Chapel with burial follow-tg In Oak HiU Cemetary. A gardener and member of 'he Lutheran Church, Mr. Raohoia was dead on arrival at Poatlao General Hospital Monday after a brief “ «•.....1 dtf ■ FREDERIC* a IIALDEMAN WASHINGTON - Harriet 1. Frederick C Haldeman. SI, of 5S810 Van Dyke, Mil be 3 p.m Friday at Watelngton Baptist Mrs. James (Mabel) Roberta ot OS Elliott St.. Loodon.'Ont., died visiting at the horns of bar naphew visiting at tha homa of bar nephew, George Roberta, S73S Gregory Ste was a member of tha Church of England and1 Rebecca Lodft of Surviving are two daughters Mra. Tom Wiki and Mra. Gordou Nel-both of London; three oona Frank. Clifford and James, all of LoiMlon; five grandchildren; one frast-grandi-hlM; ■ brother and a Mgs. Roberts’ body waa taken Worn tha Vooriieea-Siple Funeral Home to the Needham Ftpwral Home la I-Winfield g. Kendrick, 74, former rice preaidant of the General Electric X-Ray Corp. and once knighted by the Belgian government for hla work with X-ray*, died Monday are ,a Aaitehter, Mra. Bernice Ko-it Ponttee; and a rieter. MELBOURNE (AP)-George R. Nicholas, 76, who started a fortune by winning manufacturing rights in AuatraUU for aspirin,1 died Tuesday after a abort Ulnaaa. Hla firm, Nicholas Ltd., later became established in 14 countries and had market* in ISO other*. Cmoldts Catering Stifles ECONOMICAL BUFFETS HARRY RANDALL Service for Harry Randall, owner and operator of the Randall Beauty Shoppe for many years, will be held at 2 p.m. Thunday at Dooelaon-Johqa Funeral Horn*. Burial Mil follow In White Chapel Memorial Cemetery. Mr. Randall, 61, of Sti Sharon St., Waterford Township, died Monday at Pontiac General Hospital after an lllneaa of two yoars. Maxwell Royal celebrates the pioneer’* search for a new horizon of living: with the WESTWARD HOI Collection. Designed for separate or unit; use, each piece is an interpretation of. authentic dignity for modern nettings. The splendid vitality of the old west is typified in this outstanding new collection. See it today! LOVE SEAT COMBINATION WITH CURVED CENTER SECTION Expert design flair divides sofa ends with s corner table inset in handsome mapk. With curved center section in place, inset serves as background lamp table. Center cushion may be removed sad phesd os quarter circle cocktail table for extra seating if desired! Left 51" Love Seat, $199.50 Right 51" Love Seat, $199.50 Corner, $119.50 Center Cushion $39.50 Quarter Circle Cocktail Table, $57.50 • OS/ER* interior Decorating-Counsel at No Extra Cost Complete as Photographed 6595.00 Just South of Orchard tabsiltaad Open Thur*., fit, Mon, Evenings 'til 9 p.m. PREPARED BY JERRY'S BAKERY Far A lifetime ef Freed Feeeeeejes OMEGA e movement without taerdldSf one iota of precision. 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Breast O' Chicken SLACKS a cowl-neck sheath*, black, For Further Details See Page. 12 frf Today’s Pontiac Press Chicken Noodle, Mushroom or Chili thursday, friday, Saturday FABRIC SHOP S. S. KRESGE COMPANY TEL-HURON SHOPPING CENTER PORK SALE NOTICE! WE WILL BE CLOSED THURSDAY Friday Morning at 9:30 SLICED BACON THE PONTIAC 1 , WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER i Start WixomCivic Center Oct2 Avon Actors Choose'Violin' Group Oct 21-22 With Night for Studunts ROCHESTER - A Nod •toward SHMdy that has scorn fully both in London York has ben chosen by the flayers for presentation Oct. •nd 22. It k "Nude with Violin. ’ a play test spoofs the gulhMiity of pat-rons of the arts. Its central character is a suave, unscrupulous butler who had for years been the faithful valet of a world-renowned Upon lbs I w Id • \ lean that ths late artist’s eaayases were actually flaM by ethers-------- The stand-in painters included a Dubious Russian princess, a haarty but low-brow chorus girl, a primitive West Indies native and n mysterious “Stoteshury." James B. Jackson is cast in the] Sets To Turn Earth lordly Hail WIXOM — The first major ua&rrtfi civic center development will get under way Oct. 2 when officials here break for A new city hall. Heavy equipment moved in yesterday to level the seven acres on Pontiac Trail, racsntly purchased by the city for $10,500 as the site of die new municipal MAP POLICE COURSE — OfflUBTS of tin Pontiac Township aaiUtoy poBoe force sod two townohip constables talk over plans for a civil-detense course hi traffic control to be attend beginning Oct. 4. They are (from left) ——~ ~ ’ : '• f ,: : '• VmMm Pews raws Constable Leonard Thompson, Assirtarif POUce Chief Norvs! Jones, Chief R. W. Ktygs and Constable Arthur Fetemen. The training sessions will be in ths Township HalL The contract, which indudes all trades, is several thousand dollars higher Jhanteailhem estimated by tte architects'. KtheUuri, Me-w and Assodatei, tec., cl Ann Arbor. tote of the valet, Sebastian. Mrs. Wssiey B. Allan of Lake Orion portrays the late artist's wife, ondj William Unger, also of Lake Orion, plays the art dealer. Mrs. Jackson and Mi*. Georgs Rom Jr, have roles as two of the painter's girt friends. When la tea cart am Mrs. Aubinn Club Donating $200 to Handicapped Under Civil Defense Auspices lass, Mrs. Stem Nma, Chris- AUBURN HEIGHTS - A Chech ter 1200 will be donated to the ’ Oakland County Society ter Crip-i pled Children at n noon luncheon S. Cumber. . {tomorrow at the Auburn Heights Robert E. Lucas, Robert nna-{Rotuy Chib, bapn and Randolph I. SlrtrhBraij •Wo.fcriwed In this tall jrwj Short, chairman of the Au-prodaetten to be staged at Rochas- L__ ter Junior High aiAe"* |burn "W** •*** fund drtve> wlu The Oct. 21 performance will he I"** •** d*ck to Gw*M PONTIAC TOWNSHIP—.A civil defense course in traffic control will be offered to men in the town-who are 18 years of age or older beginning Oct. 4, R. W. Kayga. chief .of tee auxiliary police department.-!—feed today. The purpose of the courss is to train men to handle traffic at pub- • medal students' night. Tickets Kirkby, executive secretpry of the a® be sold at half price to high school and college students that night only. county society. Directing W* p»y <« M« rimy Rotary Quh through Its annual •ole of fruit cakes. Karen McCauley Marries Speak Vows in Oxford Traffic Course Offered lie events such as parades and natural or man-made disaster. The present auxiliary force meets the third Itoesday 01 every month. Whan classes begin, the sessions ■ be held every Tuesday ‘ for seven weeks. Village Names Health Officer football games, and in time of TO PURCHASE MORE There am IP men hi the present tens. This figure does ast Include Kayga, Nerval Janes, ten assistant chief, aad the two township timetables who am cooperating with the dvU defense loku Orion Appoints County Diroctor to Supervise Regulations Thi two anublei lre Arthur Petersen and Leonard Thompson. In addition to training police recruits, the auxiliary police department Imms dvU defense equipment to them ter use when they am called upon. me onae is me aaugnier on Mr. had Mrs. Frederick Harvey McCauley of 51 W. Burdick St. The bridegroom’s parents ant Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Gordier of TTO Glasnle Road, Oxford Towmhlp. Dr. Monroe has been given the title oI village healte officer. Appointed deputy village health •rtkser was Oscar Boyea, sanitarian for the County Health Do- The move came after Dr. w. W. Oliphant, former village health officer, resigned his post to take up duties as a missionary doctor hr Africa. Dr, Oliphant had a private practice here. The village health office is • part-time position. The ciwaeil also Best man was Ranald Beardsley. A -sJ k|* I ■ f 'j Usher, were David Garlkk. Fred AlltO MlSndP jCflClS Following a reception In church hall, the newlyweds left lor a honeymoon in. Northern Michigan. They will reside in Fori Benjamin Harrison, Ind. Min Into Hospital- Dinner at Lapeer Park to Honor Dryden Staff DRYDEN - Teachers and staff members of the Dryden Community Schools will be guests of honor at a potluck dinner at 7 p.m. Sept. The dinngr will be held at For-test Hall in Lapeer County Park uader the sponsorship of the Drv-den Area Development Association. ' The public is invited to attend. SHELBY TOWNSHIP - A 45-yeamld Shelby Township man was reported in fair condition today following an automobile accident here last night on 23-Mile Road, east of Van Dyke. AitturTfcy of 4665 24-Mile Road suffered head injuries when the car in which he was riding left tee road, went into a deep culvert and flipped on its side. Fay la in St Joseph Hospital, Mount Ctemeds. The common cold costs the na-r-|tiou about >5 mlUjon a war production, lost pay and medical expenses. LAKE ORION - Dr. John D. Monroe, director of tee Oakland County Healte Department, been handed direct control over health regulations here by the vil-eouneii.---------:------ The program is supported by civil defense funds from the town-All men are volunteers and none are reimbursed. • passed a new In other action, 10-cent-an-hour pay increases were approved for four Lake Orion employes, including two police radio operators, a police officer and a village main- Methodist Men Plan Two Rochester Events ROCHESTER — The Methodist Men of St Paul Methodist Church have scheduled two social events to be held at the Church Fellowship Hall, 620 Romeo Rood. ’A square dance will be held from 6:30 to 11:30 p.m. Saturday] night tor bote experienced ami beginning dancers. Heavy Equiptnun Pontiac Trail Site Leveling Seven Acres w 110,500 as tlx unidpal offices, sry baUteg wil by Frisk Me aad Sow, Inc. of Pontiac, firm was awarded a PUS tract Monday night St a special aCNyO Officials said'increased cost of Oxford Township Sets $6^3 71 United Fund Goal Ik cement-block building already i the property will be remodeled . and used for the pity's department of public works headquarter*. Long-range plans for the civic center call ter the purchase of additional property. 1st ration africe aad faittag tola. Master plans tor tbs civic eess ter were also drawn up by the Ann Arbqt firm. , Nearly $26,000 for the new city hall and land has already been al located in the budget, according to John Flnlayeon, administrative assistant to the mayor. —Ktsnahstag fits! of the city hall Is expected is he paid off la live yew* without say la- The ground-breaking ceremonies will take place at 3 p.m. The development site is Just east of Wixom Road and on the qevdb side of Pontiac Trail. Elmwood Methodists Planning Welcome Tea AVON TOWNSHIP—Member* of the Women’s Society of Christian Service of Elmwood Methodist Church will hold a September Welcome Tea TTiursday at 7:30 p.m. at the church. color film entitled “The Wonderful World of Baking" will I be shown to members Arid Merida. On Sept. 29, the men will spon- [all of whom are invited, aor .a pancake and sausage din- Refreshments and a social hour ner from 5lo T pan. {will follow the program. chairman; and DIRECT U.r. DRIVE — Looking over a solicitor's kit ter tee Pontiac Area United Fund _ _ drive in Oxford Township are (from left) Jack yesterday with other fuw Salswedel. president of tee township's Oommuni- In Oxford to map the ly Chest: the BAY. Gordon Behnke, publicity starts Oct. 4. s year’s cam-ea. They met _ at Red’s Grin OXFORD TOWNSHIP - Ground- work for the forthcoming Pontiac Ares United Fund Drive was laid here yesterday at a meeting at-tended by local campaign leaders. A goal of $6,371 was set as Oxford Township’s contribution to tee include Oxford Community Proj- ects, Michigan Cancer Foundation, American Red Cross and St Joseph Mercy Hospital Clinic. Others are the CHatow Valley Council of the Bey Beasts of Parrish Ixieted tee group on tee agendee supported by the UF Drive, which gets under way Oct 4. assisted 61 persons from the Oxford area In the past IS months. County CsoaeB of the GM Scoots of America, Michigan Chfidrea’s AM Society, Oakland County The St. Joseph Mercy Hospital Clinic has served 65 patients from this area aad tee American Red Cross has handled 22 cases, involving 71 local residents. Atteadtot tee sseeflag were officers of tea I The Salvation Army, which also Agencies supported by tee fund | receives support from tee UF. Fairs on Slate at Sashabaw and Poppleton CLARKSTON - One of the first Parent-Teacher Association teirt to get under way this year will be held from 5 to 6 p.m. Saturday at Sashabaw School. A featured attraction will be a Civil War battle display, complete [with cannons, muskets and authentic uniforms. school Mondays^ Wednesdays arid Hong with Mrs. Margaret C. Libby, Fair tickets are on sate at the Fridays.. tlalairnArl prosldeatolthe board; Mr*. Cedi Moore, secretary, aad Mis. Homer Hgkt, Board members are lb*. James Sherman, Mrs. Stewart Caparon, Robert Parsntl. Wesley Cotter, Mrs. Francis Baldwin and the Rev. Gordon Behnke. Karl W. Bradley, executive d£ rector, represented the Pontiac Area United Fund at the meeting, women's division chairman. lire, add a down to k -A dude pond, wishing well, cake Iwalk and many other games a scheduled, The coronation of king and queen will ettmax the anhual event. TROY - A booth-lined midway complete with tetris wheel will be the center of attraction Oct 1 at the annual Poppletop School Parent-Teacher Association Fair, On sale at tee booths will be white elephants and eudy. Special awards also will be made. The fair, open from 11a.m. to 3 p.m., will be held at thei 1 on Crooks and tUfile roads, j Pontiac Township Voters Registration _ TOWNSHIP OFFICES _______. 2060 OPDYKE-ROAD —- Open 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. Monday - Friday Open Until 8 P.M. Mondays Also Ih My Home 5:30 P.M. - 9:3Q P.M 734 S. Squirrel Road REGISTRATIONS FOR NOVEMBER 8TH ELECTIONS CLOSE OCTOBER 10TH Greta V. 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They am mad openly to tewttto Lumumba’s •vary Congolese had bam wait- soldiers a ihrhev’s blessing He visited Lumumba frequent-ly aad hr teagjtortmii He ceded Soviet Ambassador Mikhail D-U^ the" Soviet flag and flyoff in * contingent of the Coro* Yakovlev must be having a hadjto Moscow with thousanda of So- amtetning why|,ue. _ I Premier Nikita Khrushrhex s asthe Congolese7 surancea to the Oeagateif were!____., _ ^ jOvrAruvED rid hand tp « I Fint of ail. its overplayed his YMtovtev. with a reputation asjhand badly, one of Moscow’s cleverest opera- Given ptenty of mooumptenenr tors, came here late in June to*by Congolese Premier Patrice La- Lumumba’s political enemies. The Oangotese army has had no real training'lor combat. It was designed by the Bdldians principally to be a tons lor putting down riot# wMh gun butts and lit fact that Soviet valddm t Ska killing of NMk For a while, tbs Soviets appar-ltly toyed with tha idea ef takv-ing the dirty teach dooe by aol- riean nations friendly to the Soviet Union. I fin I ii far the Alfcate teertwe uhn hlwii - been ■ a(Ms ttaa with tha ha corid not whether they cen put the Congo la Sant and get It to ttekto brief dril war hi Kasai md the praparatkma lor an invasion Evan toe laipety illiterate Cm g»«t— population could not tail to S finally put a stop to the So- ARhough the Soviet Union had Told by Lumumba to act like supported a resolution to the Se-curity Council channeling ad aid to the Congo through the tiWtad Yakovlev arranged for he delivery of 15 Soviet transport a civilized group supported by die Soviet pjanoaand trucks, dto army Kaaai Province. The soldiers tanned villages, killed men, worn- The Soviat intervention sras carried out so blatantly nobody oosdC miss it. The "technicians'’ they u,, ... brought were not experts in put- tiramr nafinna etna tknir last hit# ft* • . . . itegwv—etm vmteaaaan —ms mrynsw* 01 rootitefted dirtatenihto of the type I He ordered Lumumba i*—*aSowC ans as's- a- they stitt wear the Mae helmets « HM Mta. wSS XAMUBt LONG GAMBLE I acted i*teBMlf «tt tha praaf For Lumumba, it was a long dent, now have the upper hen gamble. He knew that with rich tin an extremely fluid rituatfon. The f*y in toe government is Kb that exporters at Uto no-gat cannot even get expert licenses to edl the products which beep theCongo alive. Itart ire about LflOO kinds of makes of which IN are potoenous. Fishing is the |* lialpal Inilnitiy of the people of Nateftmadland. If the Russians had their armed forces within reach, as they did In Eastern Europe they. stick. 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Mi la all Baetam Miehteaw AAP Supar Markats 12 um 39* .«& 99*. uu e Grand far SUM*. Tw Liquid Vol nff 65c jlL SEPTEMBER 21, I960 WM C! McRATH CMSTOM PAINTING WALL COVERINGS FE 5-8486 for Watar World Jobs the America* Water W« LAN8DKS — The Edvard ^ D Rich Award for 25 yean <(jaaM the award* arc gtwo Michigan Greets the Have your family ronaw their jay la the inspired words of this UglIfiCMt 1LLML day. He was greeted warmly by crowds lining the parade route trocn Sel fridge AFB where he arrived by plane to start Us whirlwind visit of four Michigan rides. He said he returned to Michigan as a candidate for fits presidency, apd aot as vice pres- How available in the beloved King James Authorised Version Catholic Edition OLD MASTERS ILLUSTRATED EDITION THEN ON TO SAGINAW -whna^e —tat a crowd! Vice-President and Mrs. Nixon posed smilingly ip front of the estimated 5.000-6.000 persons who turned out to see them in downtown Saginaw on tht third log of their jaunt into Michigan Tuesday. The hard-running candidate said in Michigan Owt he ia not 100 per cent behind any particular group but would keep the public's welfare uppermost if elected RED LETTER EDITION WINDUP IN DAT CITY - Pat Nixon raaehea ter a raot-te before holding a press conference for newspaper women In Bay City on the last lap of the Niflflli Michigan cumphign iwing. At left, host Bonnie Currie serves and in the center is Darlene Chapin of Saginaw. Pat has tol-lowed a campaign schedule that might be called as difficult as that of her husband. She flies off hither and yon with all the serenity of a veteraa traveler—which AVAILABLE NOW Hi IS SECTIONS WITH COUPON BELOW! Wa fetal truly fortunate that modern developments in fine print* ini have m«de it possible fpr us to offer you this OLD WASTERS EDITION of the Bible at a cost which will hardly show in your weekly budget. As you see your Bible growing over the fifteen week period, you will be more and more impressed with the artistry and careful workmanship which has gone into this work to create for you your proudost possession, American IE? Catholic Edition Students Want Roamin' Holiday They Tell Veep j Authorized Version Yearling LEG of LAMB Vice President Richard " FrsslQasrtsi* ■■■ •iHHwcu*ww But the tap .Republican's trips to Mount Clemens. Flint. Saginaw and Bav Citv also wfrt filled with human drama and color. At Selfridge Air ftorce Base. Nixon was greeted by screaming. STEAKS SPECIAL IVTRODLCTORY OFFER! ROUND SIRLOIN CLUB "How many of you like school] WITH COUPON BEL6W! SPECIAL] ADDED FEATURE ... CAR10ADVEAL SALE! VEAL Q VEAL Q VEAL* DWholt ti Hill STEAK □ ROAST □ CHOPS D VEAL BABY BEEF GROUND BEEF E 9 BABY BEEF UMIufl Steaks 0 9C * IE 15* TWEMIY-OMB THK PONTIAC PMM8. WBDNB8DAV. SEPTEMBER il, ltao COMPLETELY CLEANED WHOLE FRESH Chicken Breasts Beef Kidneys ... Ickridt KJBE? SPOTLIGHT. FRENCH or SPOTLIGHT VAC-PAC TOP VALUE STAMPS SO IXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS ru fuii emiima 'amb tmi pubcmasi DELICIOUS REFRESHING HAWAIIAN Dels Pineapple Juice st^omu TOP VALUI STAMPS SAVE 13e — KROGER SLICED SWEET JUICY PLUMP TOKAY GRAPES 11 SMCIAL INTRODUCTOR Of HR MrlNTOSH or WFALTHY APPLES... HOLY BIBLE BUTTERNUT SQUASH FRANKENMUTH MILb CHEESE.. * 4?- AVAILABLE NOW IN 15 SECTIONS COUNTRY CLUB ROLL SECTION 1 We reeerve the right to limit quantities. Prices and items .effective thru Sat., Sept. 24,1960 at Kroger in Pontiac and Eastern Michigan. Nona Sold to Dealers. SOFTWEVE TISSUE...2 Roll* He AMMONIA Qt.Btl. 23* DOLE BUND YUBAN COFFEE ,4 Relit 55c—Sliortbm4 CooUt» 101/j.Qi. Pig. 33t—BABO CUANSER 2 14-Oz. Cani 33e PINEAPPLE JUICE . .5 4-Oz. Cans 89e SWIFTS SAUSAGE ,. 8-Oi. 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Kooge Knka and tuba ahiny end bright. Chunk tuha . .3 b^-Oz. Cam «c Per-RflZFIES .. 24-Oz. Pkg. 59c RED SEAL LYE... .. ..l3-Oi, Can 25c 1. Fomouo Star Klat brand. , Frooon. Daliciout cherry end proeh ptot. ■ Kroger low tow price. tjil&TY-TWO STEAKS Wtfv* tom having company » 1 __* a Mumti A# mill Pound Average Dal Monte—Foncy • Tomato Catsup 14 OZ. IQTTU Full Shonkl Portion Chunk—Light Moot 14%?89 • FRUIT COCKTAIL NO. 303 CANS • CREAM CORN Del Monti forty Gordon • SWEET PEAS ■ NO. 303 no C CANS SB? • uFT«r*o.r.TM,m«3c • UPTON’S Tn Bags tfc o UPTON’S Install Tsa ....41s U. S. No. 1 Michigan All-Purposo Washed Potatoes Dol Monte—Yellow Cling • GOLDEN PEACHES THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER *1, IMP four classes of food as needed and desired. Let’s work together to have “Batter Mesh Build Better ItaiUm." ~ M ^ ~ ^ " ■ * CM; Popp; seed Bad* Appetizers Start Meal Off in Fine Fashion Served to the living room, delicate and hitoniiini appetisers atari the teativf Aimer off well. Year guests will enjoy these: Chlckee Appetiser OoqaHtee with milk; mix In olives and bacon, the as a spread for meat eornu-About % cup. •Wi^STSaitortoHa ?yT---------r- nuiassa sat— saU >■ nlspSaSSnSl For croquettes, combine all tacredtents except pancake mix and baibecua sauce. Shape Into 34 small balls. Roll in pancake Wiy In hat, deep tat (tn do- grace P.) about I ndautaa, er ? aaS rffueiil, 1 l-o use peduuw sstLmMt «l 1 teUMpaoe* mOk __. I ly floured board add divide equal pieces. Shape each piece into smooth ball by folding edges under. Place 'on litfitly greased baking dust about 3 inches apart. With scissors, make Is cross-shaped gash in anrh mil, rutting through almost ,___pnwrad miuUrd >4 INipW* WMO nit Saute bacon until crlq well. Crumble. Peel, core and finely chop tomato. Blend cream cheese with milk; mix hi all tt* melntef ingredients. About % CUpt 4rH Canning Clubs Mark Fiftieth Year Cover; let rise until doubled. Bast agg white slightly with the 1 tablespoon of water; use to brush Nila.' Sprinkle rolls with poppy-seedi. , . ~Bake id hot oven (42S degress F.y IS to JO minutes; remove tram oraa and-hnish- again with~ani white mixture. Return to oven for 3 minutes. Remove from baking sheet Serve hot or cold. Maker !?. CANADIAN NASON 69’* InMUMIIwllir POT ROAST 39” Michigan Graft A Sliced OtbgM Pork Saasage or ..,. Skiiless Franks -€ Ufc Firm 29‘“ Prime Boneleis RaM Mb ar SWISS STEAK 59” GRAIN-FED STEER BEEF HIND QUARTERS CUT, WRAPPED AND SHARP FROZEN FREE ALLJAEATS GOVERNMENT r« INSPECTED ID. FOR YOUR rOU QUARTERS . .13.43c anowautt FOIL SIDES....:.Ik.45c HOFFMAN'S OAKLAND PACKING MARKET 716 GLENWOOD Across from Pontiac Motor Offices RETAIL MARKET OPENTHURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY—7 A. Phono FE 2-9114 M. to 5 P. M. Phwa a eocktafi pick bread) and aerv* with your favorite barbecue aauoe. Yield: 34 Mtootm j* Baoea’a’ Olive Spread 4 iUm bMW l J-wine. puku. soft eraun chi 3 UUwmu muk . '• cup cnoppwj rip. .Mm . . Santo bacon until crisp; drain • well; crumble. Blend cream cheese Make Your Own Cheese Spread first “gill projects” in 441, following closely on the beds of com chibs established in 1910 for bays. Theseriubt were the forerunner of the present day 441 educational am now benefiting some S44 a rural and urban youth, i year marks Die 50th anni-ry of the 441 canning dub, and fiw 150th anniversary of the discovery of a successful canning proceto. Methods and. utensils have 'wt the end product remains the same. Young homemakers as well as experienced ones strive to turn out sparkling, whdeaome, nutritious Jan of food which can be stored tor safe eaf- Keep a Jar of "Tangy Cheese Spread” on hand for qdek-ae-n* wink sandwiches. Simply combine grated American cheese with a little mayonnaise, chin sAtt^e, mustard. Worcestershire sauce, dried dill and a little Instant minced onion and garlic powder. In spite of the bat of ingredients, the only one that really requires any preparation is the grated cheese; the rest need only be measured. Keep a supply of tastsnt minced onion on hand . . . it’s a real ttoa»eaver, since aU the work of peeling and chopping have bean dmie for you, yet this moisture-free oeaaonor provides rich, full flavor. The modem 441 chiming program — Hke ka predeosaaor emphasizes homo grown food preservation aa a mean to improve the family diet. Tbs 4-H “loam by doing” method stfeaaas importance of using bacteria-frea products and utenaSa to guard against spoilage and possible food poisoning. Back In the catty lBOO's 441 girls demonstrated camdng skills and axhtotted their products In _____; m with others. For this they received local recognition and to many cases valuable awards. The 1980 program also offers awards tor superior achievement. The Cooperative Extension Service of the U. 8. Department of Agriculture estimates that well over 150.000 chib members will torn out about 4% million quarts % Uupoon ni S cup. gfMsi i Combine onion and vinegar and let . . . ^ gradients. Blend all ingredients until writ mixed. Makes about one cup sandwich spread. Special Sauces Tor Basting Your Turkey Ton can bring out file succulent flavor of turkey with sauces! brushed on toe cooking meat frequently during cooking. Turkey pieces are also delicious if marinated in a sauce at your * for several hours. lUCXttSLm sm&raacu. i 'a typoon^bgHwrwEgor s; ■apt togrnflanto agar add l cop Measure «U Ingredients As pan ar kaftls. Man! to leDtog. Keep Save on Tnese Del Monte ' SPECIALS! FRESH HAMS N0RTHW00D MARKETS | 888 Orchard lake Ave. Wt Reserve The Right To Unit Quantities SAVE 20c Center Cut FRESH HAM SLICES oy 99 Your Choice SAVE 18c NO. 303 CANS CSS Dal Monta—Blua Lake Cut • GREEN BEANS 3 UblMnoeo, tIn.,.r 3 WMwpoau W3S* MlUh v, rap jtmb ptpptr (trip, H cup Pirate dr««ins Lettuc. Combine all ingredients except lettuce. Allow to stead to refrigerator for sevoral hours. Servo on lettuce. Yield: 4 to 4 servings. SAVE 11c NO. 303 CANS SAVE Egg Sandwiches Are Open-Faced SAVE face style, have real oomph! Open-Face Egg Sandwiches ttote MtelS *m (e0.ra.l7 ehopi MS testeT Smt Mtoy k rap dninra rarat plekl. r.Ute W te te rap aewilM 1 ublMpooa prepared nSn nut UPT0r8M~-,*#sp ^’3k UPTSIPS-Sr-ltop ».3h UPTON’S Osios Soap ,T..36i Box eggs, calory, pickle relish, mayoanatoe. mustard, salt ind SAVE 10 39 FOUNDS FOR cut aach alee to halt Makes •ervinga—3 half-slices for ea Swell for Summer Frankfurten, with their apicy flavor, are good to combine with they “-pap ... soups. Cut to strips or pieces they often become put of a tray of hors d’oeuvrea. | Still another way to use trank-furters is in a auhstential salad the main dish for a warm weather meal. lWENTY-THlUm -THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, IMP Guaranteed by ■kLGood Housekeeping Throughout the Store on Nationally Advertised Brands. FRff With Thh Coupon MEXTM "ST Shops With $5 Purchase or M«ri Campbell's Gordon Fr*»h Tomato Juice Del Monte Halves or Slices Peaches Saltine Crackers Chicken Broth ... 2«r49- lOVi-Oi. Can Giant Tide Hygrade e Delicious 89< Corned Beef Red Raspberries.. 4 '££■ 99* Cut Broccoli 4-69 jc Brooks Tongy Catiap GOVERNMENT INSPECTED FARM FRESH Bisquick Without Gibletf 49* Pork Sausage . . 2 ft. 89* Split Broilers Hygrade's Smelted Form Froth 49* Chopped Beef . . .’ft: 29* Fryer Legs.. Ground Beef .. HiBtido Micfc. Grade I Skinless Franks Kraft's American or Wmonto Velveeta •Sno.White Hoads 5 13T 29« Cauliflower Sweet Corn Large 2" 1 Up, Michigsr Homo Grown. Fresh Medium Six# Acorn Squash......... Michigan Crisp Medium She Hoe Cabbage ,10e Macintosh Apples U. S. No. I Miid Hovorad IQe Yellow Onions ... ft Mm iMtau otH^OiSra st'Orn* Simoniz Floor Wax ^ VALUABLE COUPON National's Famous Fully Cooked NO BONE Whole or Full Shank Half YOU BETTER national SAVING YOU MORE national SERVING YOU BETTER ^wnoNAL) SAVING YOU MORE national SERVING NATIONAL Amoftem Dtluxn—:Strawberry Preserves ...... MOt lusstor Sera 4c ■ *■#?*, tl. L . 2 ft 49* net pgr I -Cocoa Marsh tt; Deco to i lie OFF Uhl Instant Coffee . . .. ft *1" Durtwo'i Garlic Powder . Top Teste Shed Sera k Dt • of Chicago Displays announce the a , , * engagement of AntlOUGS their slaughter ’ Barbara Eileen Among the It exhibitors at to Richard H. *** 1001 K*ty HiU Zimmerman, jgg ^ through . . '.7 Ssfamlay are numerous out-of-jon Of the late date dealers. Chapter Regent George K. Mre. Nowell Allen fa general Zimmermans ch,Urm" **'*? of Pontiac. Tlie bride-elect is a graduate of George Williams College, Chicago, and her fiance, of the University . of Michigan, matching feather hat and gray suede accessories. The bride attended Western Michigan University and her husband was enrolled at Lawrence Park Collegiate, Toronto. The bride’s mother wore pale Mae satin for the wedding and reception and Mrs. Bridg e chose bouffant royal blue lace. Both mothers wot* ivory' cymbidium, orchids. Rummage Sale Slated Oct. i , cochairmen are Mrs. Fred Harley and Bin. Roy Thur- An Oct 1 rummage sale is planned by the July-August Group of First Presbyterian Church. ' ♦ a ♦'.)■- Members met Friday at the j West Iroquois Road home of , HE 1 Mrs. W. Hannan Hubbard. Co- -1 hostesses were Mrs. Ray Kemp, Mrs. Clyde Underwood HIHMRMHHHHNHHHHHHNH end Mra Harry Windiate. After .the social educate*! BARBARA EILEEN ABRAHAMSON Serving on committees are Mrs. JohmP. Charles, finance; Mrs. Flank N. Mosher, ' pro-" gram; Mrs. M. Miller Hanson, publicity; Mrs. Leonard J. Quart, pdsters; Mn. Francis M. Halier, house committee; Mn. George W. W. Barton, hospitality, assisted by Mrs. Fred W. Lindbloom. Mn. Charles H. Baker and Mra Herbert F. Green have Announce Engagement A rare female cigar store Indian, popular in the 1890s and at the turn of the century; is studied by Mrs. M. Miller Hanson (left) and Mrs. Newell Allen, both of Birmingham. The In- dian, who has her origimd coat of paint, will be on display at fhe 10th annual Piety Hill Antique Show today through Saturday at the Birmingham Community Rouse, f- * fane to'Charles Spurgeon, son of Mn. Truk Woods at THE PONTIAC PRESS PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, TWENTY-FIVE Ann Louise Gillies Becomes Bride Wedding Vows Said in Candlelight the auspices of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, * the Kuuna Ob* senatory was established in 1957 for research during the International Geophysical Year, Women's Section News of Personal Interest Janice An tons of West Ann Arbor Avenue returned Tuesday from Washington where aha attended the National Conference on Citizenship at the BtatisrHatoa’ Hotel. She rtpewntod Pontiac’s Advft Education CHisensfaip program and served as an officer at the conference tills year. -it-..' A... Sr.. , ■ Mra Earl V, Martin has returned to her boms on Mohawk Road from a trip to Mackinaw City and Petoskey. < ★ ★ ■ ★ Mr. and Mrs. Jerold Hice (Charlotte Booth) of East Lansing announce the birth of a daughter, Karen Jean on Sept IS. The Harley Booths of Rivard Street an maternal grandparents end the LaVem Kelley* of Bohr Road, Orion Township, maternal great-grandparents. Paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. .Bernard Hies, are of Charlotte. ★ ■ # ' The Join E. Brays of South Midland Drive ware honored on their 40th wedding anniversary at a dinner party Sunday at the Kingston Street home of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Prince. Other gueats were the Lloyd Brays and daughter Sheila and the Robert Whites and their son m. ~ - ■ yip -■ -j -__________;______ . ★ ft?:. At Orville rowers of Cbenkee Road and Ehner G. Wilson of Detroit were delegates to tbs Hit annual National Ufa Underwriters’ Convention In Washington last tieek. A ★ ★ Mrs. R. G. Ochoa and children Greg and Susan left Friday for their homo to Tampa, Fla, after a three-week visit with her parents, die Guy Bevingtons of Marie Street, at their summer homo at Big Platte Lakt. ★ ★ ★ The Ralph L. Wilsons (Patricia Haase) of CmM* W/f of Pontiac's YMCA will sponsor the season’s first teen dance at the "¥" from 6.30 to U:» p.m. Saturday. Area teen-agers are Invited, regardless of YMCA membership. Tickets may be purchased at the dotto. (Refreshments will _be free of charge.——— matching headptoces were trimmed in seed pearls. The attendants held noeegaya of rose carnations. Richard Allen was best man with Joseph R. Scolaro ot Birmingham and Douglas Wi-theyvof Port Huron seating the 7 THE PONTIAC paitag WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER M, i960 13 Junior ^ Volunteers (Form Unit Founded to Aid Central Bureau in Wfll Live fa Pontiac HAIR FASHIONS . 4 . for fall ’6 ' require a Professional Permanent CALUE’S BEAUTY SHOP msiiftnnr n» Wed at St. Michael A mefai in Cm Mr». Sheldon Marston, sponsor for the girl*; Mrs. Gladys Bona, board member of the Central Volunteer Bureau; and Mn. Dorothy White, Women’s Division chair- A new adjunct of the Pontiac Area United Fund is the Junior Central Volunteer Bureau. Looking over the group's rules are (from left) Mrs. Allen Priestley of Edgefield Drive, board chairman of die Central Volun- Don’t Be Bored, Be Cariopg The bride's niece Cynthia Bay- man Edward Smith, Dante! Dropps, Gerald McHaney and the bridegroom's brothers Bernard and David of Mount Cfcmena. Hb brother, Robert Sonnenberg, was ring bearer. After a Niagara Fails honey- I know, a lot of tn are aquirrely. but I am thinking today of the huge and constant curiosity of a squir- STARR’S accurately fit the tiniest feet... with Birthday Peaty Guest of Honor Greeted by Ike Magic-Oval panties for a sleek Scholarships of firm counters, broad heel seats. sturdy-but-flexible soles, soft upper leathers and Jompttr Stride Rite fit Beta Theta Phis Will Meet ©c The Beta Chapter of the Beta Theta Phi Sorority held its first fall meeting Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Nqnnan L. Mack of Woodbina Drive, Waterford we carry Stride Rite "beginner” shoes for die first walking years. * * and fit them so canfolfy from our big-as-a-bear stock! And that’s why Mother can trust your feet to Stride Rites and to us... for many# many years to come. Juvenile Booterie 9jL Michigan *s Largest mjP Florsheim Dealer Ft tafis shoes JSmSi STAPP'S *■■■ l^ps BWO* jgSpS TWENTt>SE»gy THE PONTIAC I*RBSS. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, I960 Couple at Niagara Falls JaniceSenum Repeats Vows icsinoi uu u »-m. TV (Hide to the daughter of Mr*. Thom** Senum a! Ferry Avenue and the lata Mr. Ssaum. H«r husband's parents an Mr. and Mrs. George Pa* lasek of Nelson Street. Children's >hop hMtasfo Mil* Ihoppla* Center Attending the couple were Mr. aiM^ Mrs. ftobert Nrtsoir of Auburn Heights. After a reception In the North Perry Street horns of Mr. and Mrs E. B, VanWoert. the bride's grand* parents, the maple left Mr a Niagara Palls honeymoon. They will return to an apartment on Mechanic Street. Church Worpen Gather Plans were completed tor a toy demonstration Sept. 29 in the It Change-of-Life Making You OnlyHjdfaWoniiT Looking over needlepoint mode by Episcopal Churchwomen of Christ Church Cranbrook are (from leftX-Mrs. Charles D. Marsh of Cranbrook Road, Mrs. Luther R. Leader of Cran- brook Road and Mrs. Ari Mi BeGole of Covington Road. The needlepoint mmi. dedicated at a special Communion sendee Tuesday. j£edg Lawrence Hohm Patricia Canfield Bride Neectfepoint Given Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Hohm] Branch Holds Pan-shaped arrangements of whits gladioli grimed the chancel Country fair bridegroom. REQUEST of Perry Parit Baptist Church for Friday evening vows of Patricia Jeyco Canfield and Lawrence W. Hohm. The Rev. Hllding Bihl officiated w The R. B. Canfields of Kenll-1 worth Avenue were hosts at their daughter’s church reception. Jobbing them ba the receiving line Squared tfiroat; thy nailheada, stretchable topline, elastidssd lining—they all add up to tha famous affectionate wile and mother! Don’t despair I Lydia Pinkham’s Compound can relieve both tension and physical distress! In doctor's tens, Pinkham’s gave dramatic help—without costly shots! Irritability is soothed. “Hot flashes” subside. Then most women can go *hmUlng through” change-of-llfe without suffering! If change-of-Ilfe baa left you only ‘’hair* a woman, get Lydia K. She held a colonial bouquet of whit* roses anti satin streamers. Maid of honor Dianne Peri of Auburn Heights wore sleeveless pale pink chiffon over net with matching headpiece and none veil. She carried rose carnations. and altar pieces lor St. Dunstan Chapel dedicated Tuesday morning at a special communion aerv-Ice. Andefaon. The needlepoint project of the National Cathedral Association for Washington Cathedral Inspired the Attending their slater as bridesmaids were Beverly Canfield In pale yellow pod Donna in light aqua. Their bouquets of carnations matched their dreasea. Christ Church women. Over 500 pieces of needlepoint have been workad for the cathedral by women all over tne country. The altar pieces tor Bethlehem Chapel were worked by women of Michigan. Richard Hohm served as Ms brother's best man Guests yen seated by WUUani Liddy and Ken- Following the dedication the Rev; ~ W. Chave McCracken of Lakewood; Ohio, spoke at die noon luncheon. Women serving on the needlepoint committee include Mrs. *Shoes for the Entire Family’ Mrs. Canfield cboee atrulean blue lace over taffeta wttn royal blue accessories lor her daughter's wedding, The mother of the bridegroom chose a pure silk pink and blue print dress. Robert N. Woodruff, Mrs. Ari M. BeGole, Mrs. Charles W. Taylor, Mrs. Dwight C. Ensign, Mrs. Edwin W. Beresford, Mrs. John F. Gordon, Mrs. Charles D. Marsh ^Wf’*WLF Make your hair yQUr ^stared at- traction oi the fall season! Let our experts use theirjnagic touch to create your personal (and most becoming) hairdo! Call and Mrs. Charles M. Drake. * Episcopal Churchwomen of Christ Church started the project In April 1957. Designs were approved and the first canvases received In March 1958. Women THREE DAY EVENT! Thurs., Fri., Sot. PER.UL\E.YIS the altar. The nine altar pieces include two prtestchalrs with the coat of arms Ot Canterbury Cathedral and the Christ Church Cranbrook coat of TONY’S Unrestricted selections from all Suits. Take your choice of our complete stock. stacks the^ walking shoe with style • 2 pc. Walking Suits • 3 pc. Jacket Stylet tailored for you porfodly. Only gkrdlo of its Como try their smart new flattery in browns, taupe, green, blade Sg^eo Gtrdk, Porifo oai long lag fonH# Stytos • Jewel or Velvet trim • Misses, Junior, Brief Sixes THE PONTIAC PRESS* WEDNESDAY, SKPTBKBER fl.lfOO tWENTY^KIGHT PTSA Unit Sets Date October 5 PEGGY’S Miracle Mile... Miracle Fashions! Entertainment wu provided by II Double-dip of elegance in soft-as-down black suede. eoft-as-down black suede. Amvet Auxiliary Elects Officers Wright Fournier AmveU Auxiliary, Post 161, elected Mrs. William Marshall president Sunday evening at the home of Mb and Tri-tone brown call or Sculptured beauty in black or roastad chestnut calf. D Happy mating of black and ■ roasted chestnut calf. Summer activities were reviewed at a cooperative dinner sponsored by the Teacben Exchange Club Friday at Sylvan Shores Park. Hostesses were Mrs. Ralph Gardner, Mn. Lorens Adams, Mrs. Theodore Fauble and Mrs. Alice PEGGY’S FASHIONS PANTS BLIZZARD FASHION SO YOUNG BEAUTY TN STYLE MINDED! the Eskimo Our Stunning In washable Orion and Acrilon. '100% Wool ♦weeds, 100% Wool plaids, solid colors In PARKA We raided the Igloo for this authentic design, b uf ' mode it As sketched Hockonum's Shark - caught materials. Quilted lining, Eskimo doth. In Taupe, Madk, white or beige. Sizes or brown, sizes 14ft OPEN ?VERY EVENING UNTIL 9 P.M.! Choose A Selected Charge Account! 0” Ti « I'M 1 I f P Fashion Shaw %x)nsored by General Motors I Girls' Club and presented by I Peggy's . . . JElks Temple, I Wednesday evening, September ■ III T i mmf ImUinmi MANUFACTURERS CLEARANCE READY MIDI NOVELTY IKTIQUESITIN DRIVES Modem ond Conventional Print* and SaRd Colon Rtf. 7.91 49x90" loaf SHU....fall asleep! SLEEPERS Phone FE 2-0442 I PSTICK Use a Convenient lion Charge t IBHBRi THE PONTIAC PRESS. "WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21. I960 TWENTY-NINE ' Professional PERMANENTS Styled as YOU\ Like It! W OOTitno-TOrre ha FARKINO IMPERIAL BEAUTY SALON 219 Auburn Av«, ' FE 4-2878 No ApoolRtmmt Necessary BSTM OTXMSON. Owner 3 Help to Celebrate Mexican Freedom L .Hum youngster* at the DavM Rojas tunilv of Sooth Telegraph Road helped 5,000 people of Mexican descent celebrate Mexico's jindependence day In Saginaw Sat-* (qpday evening. . _ i By ABIGAIL VAN BtTBEN DEAR A*SY: t Ml to Ion with a traveling man i m 2“jr. * enttaa. 11, performed the ApfompJA** •- *“ ™«* ta l *PMtal SSTmiUtte tetters, hilt felt pEEr Abhy Siyi; Let Joe Help You Tell the Truth; Lying Is a Weakness, Too Ith ] bothered him, but as soon a* he earned hte own money ft Near York Central railroad w*s' United Statoo formed by the merger ol 10 In MSB. 'lee annually. alx toiUioa tons et Haw'S aty Andltorium. Another! slater, Lupe.lz perfnrmed the M___________________ Spanish dance, Currito De La Crus < *1 wn*™ I to lum critic1 I back (he, told me before he | left I should not botjier writing him*. / I don't unde r«and It. He aaid he wasn’t married and lived with his mother. 1 tried. calling him long distance but couldn't locate him. My girl Mend think* he's a phony. How do I go about find* inf out for sure? ---------- ----------jpjyjp MAR NOTIONS: Retd a i“=^~“‘-OMrb|Bt and bone rent events or, even sports or polities Talk about religion or the weather ot your aabtUada or his. But for good-neao sake DON'T Ml in those long pauses with kisses. Talk, about something, or yofll he toe lUk of tortewti " DEAR ABBY: With so many parent* having trouble with teen-ager* ! went to tell you my *tory: Our It-yeeroki son go* a job a* "entry out hey1 -in a nearby supermarket With his Hist week's pay anvelops ha houiht me two things. One, a steam iron I had wanted for year*, the other, a package of special gum to get me t* quit smoking. 1 never knew my smoking bought toe two things that were on hi* mind. ‘ DEAR ABBY: I am 16 am) X can’t think of anything to say when 1 am alone with a boy, ao I get him to Has me. This fUle up the time and be doesn't find out haw dufnb I ~ am whan it comaa to making 559 ORCHARD LAKE FE 2 0127 Somehow I fool tola Is wrong because I do this with boy* I don't oven like. But tt it setter than trying to think of something to tty. Cut you help met NOTHING TO SAY Fm Raymond 4. Cook I renton announce the engagement of their daughter Sue Anne Raymond L. Freebury, *on of Mr. and Mrs Raymond E. Freebury of Blaine Street SUE AME COOK l chewed this gum sad later irted a rigaiwtte, It was hots Hble^ l hsvew't ewtoksd nisi*. At 16, instead ol starting to amoks, my aea wanted to break his mother of tho habit. This impressed me so murk 1 will never forget it. MRS. J D.H. 2 Dances Learned by Wagon Wheelers and Mrs. Melvin Shelter: gave Instruction* dances at the Wagon Wheolsril agether in the Waterford Community Activities Building. *T" "W* * In the first World War and made *,^52* it an American ln*t.«ution - fouri« y«" <*f *«"» and tetextoloaj gewerattoB* known a* Rin Tin Tin ranine* ^ # Lee Duncan, ff, died at Ms big! 7* flmt Rie Tin Tin returned: ranch here Tuesday of a heart Kurope with Duncan after ' " *1~l*r • * ^ ' ^ U'nrM U'Rr f mtlA tMAaiM B fAD [practices. allegedly. flowed b> the 1 chain stores tn the South. ’ i About 40.000 members of the | Amish religious sect, live in the I William Desmond. Joan Hsnhoit, {Wallace Berry and Charles Far* tell. I Rin Tin Tto ll. after th# origt. Inal animal's death In US2, starred with Jackie Cooper hi the msmor- Tito, Kosaka Talk i UNWED NATIONS, N Y. yours at Kresge's! Tip' NOW YOU CAN "CHARGE AT KRESGE’S BOUYANT. 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One excited boxer had a temperature of 101 Renbourn did his temperature-taking at a number of bouts and included members of the audience. No spectator was as hot as the excited boxen until he put thermometers into the mouths of spectators while the fighting was spirited, then the spectators were hotter than normal, * ’ # ' dr The editors of die technical journal, "The Lancet," considered Renbourn had made a useful contribution to science's knowledge of the mind’s influence on the body which, the editors added, is much too little, ■ ■ dr ♦ to Medical doctors know only too well tome persons who are pre-o be sick and are upon fooling them can produce] body temperatures above normal. Bin medical science doesn't know - how they aril." a a —*...... The editors called upon scientists to find out to what extent body temperature can be influenced by emotional stress. They were impressed that the elevated temperatures of the boxers and spectators were not accompanied by to-creased pulse rates. 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IMP »WT»rr.FOOB Huskies Meet Hazel Paik It Friday Night Crucial Test for Avondale Chiefs Way Wyandotte Saturday to Conclude Twin Bift at Wisner have been considered uMrirfcm. They still are to aane extent, but IVay’s 4 e rb 1 e showing in iast sack's evening round fees swung the pendulum closer toward can- Arroyo to Rescue Jsaor West, captain ,of the U.S. Olympic team who played at West Virginia, signed a pro contract to play with the Los Angeles Lakers. He Jobs his college coach Fred Schaus who recently signed to coach the Lakers. than originally thought. Victory win bear title significance lor die winner. The victor would stm have to meet defending champion Fitzgerald, but It neverthalaaa would be a giant stride forward. of Yankees Again back with On help ol Gos Tri-andos* 10th home run and brake a tie with two-out singles in the eighth by Gena WoodUng, Jim Gentile and Brooks Robinson — who was ducking away from a pitch when he blooped a hit Into right. Billy Hoeft (3-1) was the winner In relief. Tom Brewer (10-13) lost it after the Red Sox had with Luis Arroyo, a little lefty reliever who had been pretty much at a aoso guy in the Na- ttmal Languor—-— -------— The Yanks were second, a Falls from Gran Bay on waivers. Madison Lamphere played at Oak Park H«fo afternoon In a foot-ball game moved on tram Friday-because Sept 23 is a Jewish holi- natkml League lor Arroyo, who had worked for St. Louis, Pittsburgh and Ctaclnnati in the NL. But they've won SI of 58 since, and little Luis has figured in a third of those victories, which . In front with ID to' play. on I dr * * in t Arroyo was credited with net- be) , ther a decision nor an official bit save Tuesday night, but he was nir I the gay who helped set op n S3, wn , li-inning victory over Washington pit. . that left the Yanks tort six vie- If , tories shy of a World Series date J two weeks from today. ran ■ After the Yanks Mew a 1-0 toed er , on a wild pitch ’ in the ninth In- lnji . ntag. 'Arroyo cut abort (ba rally the by retiring pinch-bitten Pete WU- (84 aenant, on n abort fly, and John- am ny Schalve, on • strikeout with to ♦hr hints loaded. He flnlfbfd with Ma 1 3-3 innings of hitless relief be- Ea fore the Yanks Anally broke the fro . tie an a bases loaded error for (5-. the clincher. lift CLEVELAND (AP) — Jimmy Dykes will manage the Cleveland Indians in 1181, and, he says, if General Manager Frank Lane gets Mm a long-bail hitter, "the outlook for next season to bright." Tm not one to go overboard,” said the 63-year-old Dykes Tuesday night in praising the Indians after inking a one-year contract to canttooe the managing Job he took over on Aug. L "I think If we lack anything at all, It’s a long ban hitter," Dykes nail "Knowing Frank Lane, as I do, I think we’ll have one at Tttc- —»nee Gary Bell developed sum t trouble, pitching has been a prob-1 the youthful hurting staff. It was Dykes’ handling of Barry Latman, who has won she straight, and Bobby Locke that helped de- and restoration of dub .OdgipUne. Both Dykes and Lane made it dear that ebeti Jimmy cams here from Detroit and Joe Gordon left to take Dykes’ Job managing the Tigers, no commitment was made this fan. He Vi kings, coached by Chock Skhnier. scored a 1M win over a good Fitzgerald aqnad lari weak in their season opener. They hove • Mg Has asst twe Stagg, a CU-peond battering Northern showed glaring weaknesses In the forward wall while squeaking pant Lake Orton, 13-7, on the Wisner tort. Use Huskies lost heavily in Am line through graduation and Heik-klnen must mend the holee or face a long, hard gfr. ________________ Northern loot s heartbreaker to Hand Park lari autumr Parker gridiron. The Huskies dropped n 14-13 dedakss to the Anal minute after leading moot of the way. CMals sripped by Waterford, 1M. There’s virtually an entire new group of furwurda at PCH and the SUppen were quite successful at making yardage through " die of the upmm" Han. Rebuilding n graduation-riddled line la DeUecta’n No. I challenge and future Saginaw Valley Conference toes are BaMe to mi' mighty difficult for Am C3iiefi. As n matter hf fad. AM DORM may make a lot of hay con urday unleu DeAerba does wins piece of patchwork. The 27-year-old Kragthorpe replaced veteran coach Dick Hoff-belns and made a successful debut last week as the Doties defeated Trenton. 14-7. Central has beaten Wyandotte for the pari two yean. The Chiefs won by a 30-7 margtai lari season at Wyandotte and two years ago they breezed to a 40-13 triumph on the Winner turf. Wyandotte, like Waterford week ana wffl ^jmttng Chiefs for the last tee. Starting next year. Central’s grid schedule will he Ailed with eight Valley games and the city Anal against 'Ar-MSU Game to Get TV oh Short Radius That reduced Now York’s pen- Dick Gemert, Lou Berberet and A! Kaline hammered home for the Tigers, who finished the season series with a 15-7 record over the Indians. Frank Lary Gt IS) wu the winner, giving up seven hits, three by rookie Ty Cline, who drove in the Injuns’ run with a sixth-inning single. Jim Perry (17-9) was the loser. Earl Battey dropped a throw from Harmon Killebrew. Eli Grba (5-4), coming on attar Arroyo wu lifted for a pinch hitter, wu the Baltimore, down 34), battled NFL Inaugurates 41st By The Associated Press |Minneapolis-St. Paul i$ scheduled League, confronted with competi- j tram will be Idle each week. Dettori at the turnstiles for the first trott sits out the first game, time in a decade, inaugurates its list season Friday night u the The well-established and finan- EAST LANSING iri-The Michigan Btate-MkMgan football game St. Louis Cardinals invade Los Angeles for tiie official opener with the Rams. Hopeful of cracking Its attendance record for the ninth consecutive year- despite the emergence i- — rw 1 -______- ,.,in uuve year- aespue intf emergence televised ter a short distance. Fritz Crisler, Michigan Athletic Director, gave MSU athletic director Biggie Muna permission to telecast the uid-out game within a 70-mile radius. ___fUBrtQto of the —Hrml /-nl. legiate athletic association still most approve, however, to televise the game over WSMB, a notion mmad by MSU. the NFL has expended to 13 teams with the addition of the Dallas Oowboys, and shifted the Cardinals' franchise from Chicago in an attempt to strengthen the circuit. The Cewheya, c sacked by former New Ysrk asristari Tern Uadnr. Mrs. Hume Wins District Finale Mira. Mm Hume Jr., MM play and medal play champion in Am Woman’s District Golf Auocia- won the WDGA’s tournament of the year at wood CuMstry Mrs. Home, Windsor’s Eeeex Gaff and Country Club. S* ing layoot In ID of 4MR . . „ | __________________J And 63 j to share Tbi place «i«M( foggy day. Mrs. H. G. took 3rd wAh A Mra. three-over-par golf In wto. I # ' A daily-successful NFL will be in direct competition with the fledgling American League fat tour dtieo-Dallas, Los Angeles, New York and San Francisco, where the Oakland AFL dub will play its home Still the NFL has had tremendous advance ticket salu, another attendance marie wifi fad shattered. Lari year 3.140.406 turned out for the 63 league "—■“* night to Ate CMtoa Bowl against Besides Lanky, two other seasoned NFL hands have assumed roles with the league. Former Los Angeles quarterback Boh Washes over as Ram coach and Pate Roselle, former Ram gen- Thompson Tries to Beat Speed Record Today Bert Bell as league commissioner. With the St 1-mihJ-na Angeles and Dallas-Ptttabqrgh games get-wHfr (fog the wwtHght treatment on sep-*'*" ■ arate days, Ate NFL poshes main east of stars on stage Sun-i, who registers baa gay with a four-game program. The rmfnjlm Mdte » meet Aw driendteg Ostia to B r Am 13-dub arrangement— BONNEVILLE SALT FLATS, Utah (Ap)-A smiling, 31-yar-oid Californian who is trying his best to beat the British in a sport they have long dominated gives It another go today. Mickey Thompeon, an El Monte, Calif., drag strip operator, la on werisra Utah anti Ante with one aim.- to better Am world's auto speed marie of 394.1 miles per hour. R wag rit here In WIT by the late John Cobh of Extend. Sir Malcolm Campbell held it before that Lari were a British team headed by Sir Malcolm’s non. Donald jftt Twit fo wl Btn FraadacO, Qewttaad: ticfctoa ■> iartwiil Oobb s record, but the car wan wrecked In a 166 m.p.h. crate and NEW YORK (AP)—Mew York Yankee relief pitcher Ryne Duren suffered a cut over the right eye in a bullpen accident Tuesday night. AT rWM» ____________l/w Avondale’s football team has an early I______[ b League teowdqwn wtth Troy Friday night cu- te* Avon gridiron and the Yellow Jackets are busily mapping IQb— now for the battle. Discussing strategy here an head coach FYank Qroweil (right), captain Jim McDonald (canter) and assistant coach Dkk Bye. ______ • _________ The B-Boppers and Team No. 9 are early leaders in the Women's Oakland County Employee bowj-ing league with 7.1 records. The Boppers have rolled scores of 638-1785. Fourteen teams are in the loop. this MHM. Me aba Ml Mm singles to font right’s canftrt- IB — Jimmy the Tribe for another season. General Manager Dykes, who went to the Cleveland Indiana from Frank Lane (right) gtvas Dykes’ Am contract Detroit at mid mason, signed lari night to pilot for 1961 along with his favorite smoke, a cigar. tJ. of D. Horta lowa State Friday Night State College Grid Card in High Gear Although the Indians have lost 37 and won only 23 since Dykes took over, Lane said “Jimy has done « mm stole Job.” Injuries to infielders Wood* Held and Johnny Temple, Bril and outfielder Harvey Kama t factors In the IbdIaiM fade-out since tea All-Star game. By A* AeeecUtod Frees Intersectional clashes highlight the weekend card as collage foot-shifta into hw> gear on* the Opening the early weekend action la a Thursday right date pitting Eastern Michigan against night games. Seven Michigan schools travel out of the state and league action starts on two fronts. Michigan Tech, co-titliri in the Northern State College Conference, goes against twice-detested mldjl to the Mkmeeota city, and wtn, gpead and expatriate. The Western Michigan goss' to Oxford, Titans lari their entire line from Ohio, to meet a Miami University Youngstown in the Ohio city. The team to has been able following right, Defrtlt < Thaw am fate low te IS g Dm Cyclones with a 464) win over Drake to the opener,’have Tom Watkins lending the single wing attack. Dm Big Eight school Is loaded i In IT | Western has not hasten M since 048 and has boaa shut out three tiigM in the toot four meet-„ Miami's Redskins lost tlm opener to a strong Xnto team hoi Miami rimdd still tntt’*K*tt| Iowa State, which has 21 ef the "Dirty Dirty*’ pteynte Who had 74 reooN lart year, is 13 poD*), favorite over Detroit: Fair Is Contender for Ohio RaceTitle Dm nation's leading anpermodi-fled drivers wn combo* fit 64.600 in prize money Sunday to the Sbcth Annual Ohio State Cham-(Ohio) J*ck Goody, Brighton, Mich, speedster and the track's leading whiter wtth eight feature robe victories, will b* challenged hy Joy Fair, Pontiac, Mich., and Dick Good, Mishawaka, lad., eate of * seven wins an the haif- saiMurmur GMidy. sporting three straight wine, tori Sunday art a new track record riMn ba negotiated «ne lap ] to JM8 ascends to broak Good's ’ half-mile record of 19.30 seconds. ' dsr pnr ti. Be birdled the first Women Cm Enroll in Y Gym Program There are aAH openings In th*;; omen’s gym and *whn condition- ' ing program being held each Tue»-day and Thursday at tea Pontia* YMCA. ^ Women can oafeD for the pro Dram which In Utt in tee morn-inga between 9 and 11 and in the evening! between f and 8. Baby sitters art provided of nominal fete at fife Y for those to the morning sessions. Dm program includes volley*, ban, badmfatan, archery, call* thenica and swhnming- Golf i* ■tw> tlftori . - Woman's membanhip In tee Y-I* til which can he paid over a. period of three monttn ....jilf! m ami- 1/ 3 V THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER It, IMP THIRTY-FIVE Sophomores Galore in Michigan-Oregon Clash Sayg Yet, but— Ted to Retire?— BALTIMORE (API —Ted Williams a| the Boston Red Sox made his next-to-last scheduled ippear-snce as a player to Baltimore Tuesday night, Jthen started speculation' anew. "Only one possibility could make me change my mind about playing next year . . .” The 42-J ear-old "splendid splinter” let tlie senteuc* dlfc. —■ In a quick breath be added: "No. ignore' what I Just said. I’m gonna quit at the end of the season. That’s final. There are no contingencies. This is tt Tvs bad it as a Bfayer.” - —_ He wfased under further ques- tioning to reveal what prompted tom to even mention tbs "possibility” of making it If fut] HUNTING CLOTHES BOATS Dwelt Coal Reg. $9.80 $£95 PANTS | Reg. $735 95 GAME VESTS Reg. $530 $£75 $24» $235 SALE ON SUNS! You'll Saw Msnty N ysu buy your fuu at Regers Use Oh Layaway S. C. ROGERS Sporting Goods 24 L luwruoce FI 2-23*9 Williams did confide, "I sure wtxild like to stay to baseball to some capacity. No, not as a manager.” Then he revealed, ‘Tea always beesr interested to working with tods. I fed that I could be at help to young players. I think tost would be ton.” That Bounded like a coach, fa the major leagues? ■ ■ft ¥ " T really don't know right riowT WiUtoma replied. "It might even be fa American Legion baseball. ♦ ★ ♦ . 1 Williams was reminded that his 520 homers am only 14 shy of the second highest In all baseball hit by Jimmie Foxx. Could that be his inducement to stay to uniform to 1981? "No,” be said. "What have got to prove by playing any more?” * dr * On tbs first pitch to Urn, Wil- liams tooled tbs ban off his right ankle and limped out of tbs game. Attack Saturday ANN ARBOR — Michigan and Oregon will have one Mg thing to common when they meet Saturday afternoon at Ann Arbor baton an expected crowd of 30,000. Oregos publicist Art litahnum said at s writer's meeting yesterday, "We have sephenssres whs FACES MICHIGAN — His Wolverines from the University of Michigan will face tbs strong throwing arm of quarterback Dave Gross when Oregon visits Ann Arbor on Saturday. Oregon 'whipped Idaho, 334, test week. HSU Favored Over Pitt in TV Duel The Webfeet walloped Idaho, 334, last Saturday. Michigan will unveil its heralded sophomore quarterback Dave GUn-ka, a 210 pounder from Toledo. * W * A back who has been outstanding in drills thus far is halfback Dsnnis Fitzgerald, • product of Ann Arbor, who has been i ‘ get of Glinka's pasass. NEW YORK (API—Traditional-r, this is tbs first day of fall. But tbs fall yen get on the calendar is nothing like the fall you can get trying to pick football wbmera. (Last week’s figures: 28 winner*, 7 losers, .800). Mississippi over Kentucky: The Kentuckians have nothing to compare with the Jake Gibbs to Johnny Brewer battery. The Ole Miss attack it rugged. Syracuse over Boston Uriver sity: Last year, an route to their : in fas Atlantic Coast Conference. * ♦. * fasm over Oregon State: Iowa's hard-bitten sophomores will prevail over the Staten, still pleased from their upset victory over Southern California a week ago. Nebraska over Minnesota: The Nebraskans best team since the Hose Bowl eleven of Biff Jones’ this game by i 4 uld ba-as. much fa It could Alabama over Tulane: TTie Tu-inr sosann shsadj Is a anrrms ast weak they defeated California. Now that Alabama has defeated Georgia, it must be considered a Southeast Conference title threat". ; Michigan State over Pittsburgh: This one ia on TV and it should be worth sering. The Spartans' crop of aophoinores reputed to be the best to the Big Ten. Purdue over UCLA: The Big Ten team's biggest problem Is the lade of reserves but fast should not bother to the first gams of the eaaon. Write Forest over Oansont Norm Snead's passing to engineer Oklahoma over Northwestern: A . ear ago Oklahoma lost, end looked badly doing it, after half the squad became ill of food poisoning. Home cooking this time wifi turn the tables. Texas over Maryland: How much tougher can they get than this one? Georgia Tech over Rice: You can’t pick against Stan Gann, Tech’s new throwing man. Bucs Are 5 Games Away By the Aasedated Prase The World Series opens to Pitts-urgh’s Forbes Field two weeks from today — unless the Pirates the most complete collapse to a run for the National League pennant since the tumble by Brooklyn’s dying Dodgen of 1931. The Pirates broke a 2-2 tie Hal Smith's righth-fening home ran to srin the nightcap of a dou-3-2 after a 7-1 first game win, at Philadelphia Tuesday right The Boos are tmr with-flve victories of their first flag h. a 99-55 wooed (they haven't won more in on since the 1927 pennant mark of M40) and nine games to play, the Pirates can clinch it with five victories no matter what toe totaling St Loris Cardinals do. i second place Cuds, who trail six with ii left, put away their 12th victory In 15 games wtfa a ninth-toning decision over Los Third place Milwaukee tumbled twohit pitching of Jay Hook. Any .combination of Pirate victories and Milwaukee defeats totaling twn rilmtoates the Breves, who pgy jdx W mMl*' IWWwinlog "H* against the Bate. dr * The Dodgers of *51 needed only vi more victories when with 10 games left, they led the then New York Giants by 4Vi. Tbs Brooks six of those 10 and the Giants, sweeping their last seven regular game, then completed their little mlradeto, a playoff. Hut season, the (Saris tost sew i of their hist eight, but led by only two when the drop began. 1966, Milwaritee lost two of its t three, but hadn’t regained first in a battle with the champion Dodgers until the final week. Sam Junes won his lTfa wtfa a five-hitter as San Francisco defeated Chicago’s Cuba 5-2 to file other NL game h ___________ Right-hander Bob Friend won to 11th to the opener tor the Pirates, giving up seven rite, walk- tog Just one and striking out six tor a season total of 178 that cracked a 48-yeai-old Pirate recent. The oM dub strikeout record was. ITS, set in 1912 by Claude Hendrix, Jim Woods’ first major league homer broke up Friend' shutout in the eighth. * * * While BUI Vinton drove to three una wfth-a kroner. double and single in the first game, Bob- Skin-Bor's single drove in the winning run against loser Robin Roberts 004). ________dr 6 A Skinner then lined a pair of RBI singles for a 2-2 fie In fas nightcap before Smith's Ufa homer, off Jim Owens (4-13), broke H up. Clem Labtoe (34) was the winner with three nvWt innings to relief of Harvey Haddlx. four-game streak after 1-4 toad on Norm Lather's two-run pinch single in the ninth. A two-out, broken-bat stogie by lodc-le Charley James than drove in two Tuna that beat Larry Sherry . ms - - -............... ,G44) after Ken Boyer's stogie and 0 ** two walks loaded tbe ba&r Tte- Mcfhpt'i Rtcord Run Pacts MapU Victory Paced by Jock McPbas's recordsetting run, tbs Birmingham Sea-holm cross country team defeated Port Huron, !?-41, to the Maples' 1st Eastern Michigan Laagua meet of the season. the distance In fits time of Rhnt, a new course merit at Port Huron, to lend the Maples to their 2nd duel victory of tbs year to fares meets. Bill lieydon finished 2nd and Tad Egner 3rd with both runners also breaking tbs eouran record. Scotty Purvis placed * 3th. Tom Stone 9th and Al freed tth. Webfeat Wallop Idaho . ... 11 in OpniMT, Plan Awtal tong Woft latwaan Ac*> Glinka to Get Initial Crack atQBforW [Wings Down Edmonton FORT WILLIAM, tfat- (UPD-The Detroit Rid Wings of the National Hockey League downed thrir of the Western Hotkey League, T-l, last ritfift in fas opening gems of i The same right tfe fam dub, the Edmonton Flyer* move on i •■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a for Waterford Golfer It woo s long wait between aces for Paul 8. Adams, 4321 Elmwood. Waterford. Adams made an aoe prior to Worid War n. then finally notched his 2nd hofa-hvono this week at Twin Lakes GoU CMb. wtth hto son Bob, Adams hofa vrifa a . Also witnoosfag fan "per-fecT abot was Tom Bandar. R was the Sth ace of the year at Twin Lakes. more evasive runners than Ftts-gerald to its backfirid, fa 1959, as a Junior, he averaged a creditable but unspectacular 34 yards per toy to 18 carries. Bat fits, wtu start at right half is Saturday’s- debut against the swift West Osast team. Whatever ability the 24-year-old Fitzgerald baa comes from several sources; from his three yean to the marines, and from Ms wrestling experience (he is the Big Ten 117-pound champion.) ♦ ♦ dr But In great part It I* born of his Michigan patriotism, A product of Ann Arbor, Fitzgerald expressed Ms boyhood ambition—to play football tor Michigan—to the lazga block "M” he painted on the wall of Ifflrroom. Head coach Bump Elliott describes Fitzgerald as a "spark-plug"—which ia to say he has a lot 'to do with making the Wolverine grid machine move. 'He's the kind of player you won’t nodes very much unf* ' busts a game open for you,” said the coach. "He'* a great competitor and his drive does a lot for the other guys when the going gets rough.” a Colts Refoase 3 Players BALTIMORE (AP)-The Britt-tore Colts placed three players i waivers and picked up a discard from the Chicago Bears’ waiver list Tuesday in getting down to the required 30-man limit for the National Football League Released by the defending NFL champions were haiftwrft H»i Lewis, end Ed Cooke and guard-tackle Dick Guesraan. - Halfback Ed Kovac was picked up for the 3100 waiver price. * * * Lewis, from the University of Houston, played his rookie oeason with the Colts last year. Itovar Lindy McDaniel (124) was the winner to his 62nd game, tying. the Cardinals* record he set Ed Bailey and Roy McMillan combined tor. five RBI behind Hook (11-17), wife gave up only singles by Billy Bruton and Al Dark, walked one and faced Just 29 men while Mating the Braves’ Lew Burdette (1742). 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It«0 Foremost Archer Holds World Marks With Bow GRAYLING CAP) - The bow- Press fish Derby Champs Invited to State Contest £ brown beer whirled like a dog try-fan to bite Ms tail, snapping at the arrow embedded in his vitals. Altar a km seconds, the huge bear lumbered oil into the brutal and died, a victim of the prowess of Pled Bear, one of the greatest archers of all time. Three Pontiac Area Anglers W!nn#r of Michigan Eliminations to Go on National Tour The three winners In the Pontiac fishing derby which ended t-mhnr Day have received automatic tnvttattam to partielpata la the state fishing cantata thte week end at Houghton Lake. * ’ # * The state contest la being held bt conjunction with the World Series of Fishing tour which wfll ha held October IMS la various cities around the country. Winners of lie Proas darby ware Daryl m; Hebert C. Tata. MR My te too Btaagffi dtetate*. Qualifying lor the World Serlee fiMnf tear le now In progroae to various states in the country. Last weekend, California fishing champions staged their qualifying. * * a This weekend, the Michigan qualifying will he at Houghton Lake alone with qualifying in Ore- gon and Minnesota. will be held In Pennsylvania. Tex-. as. North Carolina and Winners in each date eliminating contest will then join the tag tour which will carry I across the states. The Chamber groups in the various dries are acting as hosts to the flatting ‘ A total of SO champions make the tour. On each day at the tour, the anglers will ga after g specific species of flel from bluegill to mutade. . Round winners will at the end of the day’s fishing the basis of s point system that takes into account the size of rise catch, the strength of the line, the i weight of the rod end other tec- Dog Obedience Classes' to Get Started Tonight Oag of the first toil trebling I mis toshi Hu wwlrthif irn of Aa Southern Michigan gram of 1 Obedience ______ ________m J—tor n» School hi Ratal Oak, flop*. 31 add BOWMEN READY — It looks like thia amber 11th annual talhouitta shoot at Midland I is drawing down oa a real bear. Bat ha’s not. bar M-25. The tournament, staged under It’s one of the fife-like cutouts which the Mlchi- hasting conditions, to Michigan's aota i gen Bow Hunters will we when they held thetr archery event. The state conservation department expects to receive at least as many appliesttone as in Ml, vtaaf a record 221,000 were i Approval wfll mean ■ranBH Sfreep to Victory in Europe well as a buck in area partment baa decided are am ‘ by deer. 7-Man US. Casting Team Wins A seven-man U. S. Casting Team (the “decathalon" award of oast-won a sweeping victory fai the in-1 tag. was presented by Thomu p»«Hng Tournament in T. Lank, president. The Garcia Zurich, Switzerland, nounccd today, Sept 20. The team captured both the amateur professional Combined All Around Championship- The U. S. casters set three new world’s ncorda and won 23 of 32 caotaeta. Competing against the world’s finest casters from 11 nations hi _ casting Olympics,” the Americans swept the fint throe places The trophy, which to considered ha all-are ■anted at the ead of the sr. Executive director of the wM eeriee orgaatzation Is toy ■Ida whs rstadea la toe Paw- cause they are local champione. will not have to qualify Saturday. -JEhqr ant eligible to enter the finals at Houghton Lake on Sunday by merely notifying the Houghton Lake Chamber of Commerce this week and registered at the Sportsman's Showcase by 7:00 a.m. Sunday. Yontz landed his prize-winning baa* In The Prew contest July 3L The fish weighed 7-pounds, 12 ounces, which was throe ounces shy of the record cstch hi the 1967 Press derby. It was 23% inches kmg. Bloom caught his prise winning hhwglll in Depp Lake, June 21st. The fish scaled one pound, five oonqes mid was 10% inches kkg. Lammcs's pike seeled Midland Hosts Archery Event Michigan Bowmen Set for 11th Silhouette Shoot This Weekend pomade, I ounces and measured Several thousand dollars in met* Corporation, New York. Tarantino retired a previous trophy after winning it toes consecutive years. „* * * An outstanding performance as well as a major share in the U. S. victory wee credited to Johnny Pterion—, Costa Mesa, Calif., world'i profcetaonal casting champion. Dieckman won 12 of 16 professional events and the Combined Pratatotgnel All Arotihd title with 14,034.1 points in overall corn- man’s 3-1 Ounce Weight Diatanca rent. The ICT contest was tbs fourth Hunters an warned not to submit mere than c Thaw trying to better chances ere Mabel to fine, costa, and the km af k to flbhtotow toe «wU ever what toe OU agios to to world &9| to trork and fMI, Pomphlof on Hunting in Michigan Availabla LANSING — “Hunting in Mk*-;sn,” e four-page pamphlet with general tips on where, what, how, and when to hunt this fall and winter, is now available frss from the Conservation Department's pubU- Touriat Council. The pamphlet opens wifi thumbnail description of the state's throe regions and their besic dif- Americ&n casters set times of six new world’s records at the gpmes. Tarantino broke two reo-ords. cm in the Unrestricted 5-8 Ounce Weight Distance event with a kmg cast record of 129.33 meters act e new high average -of 124.96 meters. AlesM set a new distaace - cast record of T9.fll meters in the Ftahennan’s 3-8 and lends open to pt From therrlt iM i*s major game species dates and pointer* on how to bunt archen from throughout Michigan end neighboring states are expected at Midland September 24-25 for the 11th annual version at the State's moat famous bow event-tiie Michigan Bow The U. S.taamwas composed of Hunters silhouette shoot Aleshi; Robert A Budd, Jefter- Designed as e turnup tor the Unvote. Qtl Dieckman: Schultz of Norway and teammate Tarantino. They had averages of 74.22 meters end 72.82 meters. October bow and arrow season, the tournament wfll feattxe lifelike cutouts of deer and bear as the targets. Archers will use only hunting bows and broadheads end will shoot under actual hunting condi-one. Host to the weekend event for the second straight year are the MkUkfkhee Bowmen of Midland. taJne; Myron C. Gregory, Oakland, Calif., president of the ICF; Edward R. Lanser, St Lottie, Mo. end Tarantino. Worid’a records were set by Jon Kolseth, Norway, with a now Salmon Fly Distance cata record of <2.94 meters; Rune FTOderikeaon. Sweden, with e new long cast record of 92.22 meters In the Fisherman's 5-8 Ounce Weight Distance; and Ante Jacobson Schultz. Norway, who Set a new high aver-age of 74.22 meters in the Fisher1 4 GARAGES DIXIE CARARE BUILDERS 5744 Highland Rd. Colt Ior Pin fatimati ORIonio 4-0371 Opea DAILY and SUM. V-7 PAL DIAL DIRECT SAVE *60 to *100 M FsysMBt Is lOTinn No Monoy Down—5 Yoon to Roy Sm Our Malilf Now on Dhplny EXPERT CEMENT WORK All Tyyn KLL >111 GAIiCB 1>R 1K% CTMAWIO l MM D# UmtiM NUAwibaftai Wetk • UC. ROOMS oa held since 1M. Of the ICF’s 17 nation membership. Belgium. Finland. Prsnot, Germany, Gnat Brttian, Holland. Iceland. Norway, Sweden, and tbs U.8. 1st Competition of Fishing Tour at Union Lake One of Largest CarpfrfSiate Taken With Bow. One of the largest ft* to fa* ti in state waters hi many years w top honors hi the Michigan B The 42-pound 2-ounce monster tint captured the flrsVplao* trophy fir Jack Whttnaer of LaSalle was ■hot In the Lake Erie marsh i Allen Grow. It was 44% in long and 28H inches In girth. Rurmerup and e dose second was Grover T. Downs of Now Boston. His hags carp tipped the seeks at 46 pounds 2 ounces, and was also shot in Lake Erie marshlands. .y— we ana na mm I*ATTICS «HC I •mens Detroit 9 in Finals BATTLE CREEK (UPI) aide forced the American Amateur Baseball Congress National into an extra day night hy defeating Detroit 64. Earlier in the day Detroit climated Birmingham, Ala., 14. Seattle and Detroit wU meat to* for tha nati West Omni one byv to the 4 ____ tournament, hni U record. Detroit la 3-1. _ described the kflllag of the brown hear he the greatest thrill be. has vetoed to e lifetime of archery. The brown, data on tha Alaskan Peninsula, k toe largest ever killed by a bow hunter and (ho 80th largest ever taken by a place at tha CAI building In Waterford tonight at 1:60 p.m. Cards Mailed for'Any Deer LANSING to-The first ship-tent of cards was m wrack to check out hunters waiting Jor.ti>e"iny deer" aaaaon H Z ♦ * .♦ ' There will be only 92.700 p»-nite available at atom selling Tlmnday Sept. 21th. No dap Should ha tain of these sessions * + * They will include tha appearance of obedience trained dogs. The public is invited to attend all Urn Southern Michigan Obedience Training Club apt claeeee Oris poor with Bag Armstrong instructor at Denial Whit-Held School in Pontiac (FE 2-7749); Charles Banns of Waterford GTE 4-6093); Henry Thornton of Bloomfield Hills (Ml 7-0156) and John McNaty of Rochester
    ■*• ®L£em>*re • ^ • - ------ lining up group memberships from industries and businesses." third aeason yesterday. It will run tUl March 3L Nineteen of the preaervee are op— to the public and 26 private. “Preserves are getting a good foothold, but most of them are preserve hunters shot 16,256 pheasants, or 81 per cent of the total released. They took 8,740 pen-reared mallards, toe kill tor Annual Bear Hunt at Gaylori Oct. 8-9 The 8th annua) Gaylord beer hunt vrfll be hrid Saturday and Sunday-October Ad. dr A * Registration for tin hunt k 85, including two day* of hunting and membership ta the Northland Sportsmen’s Club. A free breakfast will be served to all registered hunters at the is year before. Public preserves licensed tor the first time this year are the Higgins Lake Preserve near Roscommon and Lake Sherwood Preserve near tnford hi Oakland County. Now private preserves are oprated near Ann Arbor, near Lud-ington. north of Kalamazoo and near Bellaire. A banquet win be served Saturday evening at 7:00 p m. Added information can be obtained by writing A1 Allred, etc-retary, Northland Sportsmen’s Club -Gaylord.—— a »■«■■■* Wlta-tew ■ Wtltavi -• Vital | PUTT-PUTT . taZnfi 94 Halts i r*m sour t i i| JUMP-JUMP | niSnixm i 1 m ^w> i I _ . wVSmi . l 1 OnstSMsVtaHlML * X —te* oil MI4S i —m< me.. teNnt —'MM; at t-nn MUFFLER : SPECIAL ■ ■ ‘•KX.WJSf' R^;A ,j IfXECMSNUUHON, KING INSTALLATION CENTER o . 60 SOUTH TELEGRAPH RD. ■ E 3-7068 (Across from Tel-Huron Center) Qa What do you mean CLEAN... CLEAN...CLEAN? Aa WE MIAN THAT THE cnspcsr, omstmarim UNOOt THE SUN ts MADE WITH CLEAN-TASTING $3.64 % $2.28 - Ota* astta ' Ota* JM wua as mm m.ume.m : / THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21,1900 7 THIRTY-8EVEIT1 Polish Commies to Rebuild Many Stately Palaces WARSAW, Poland (AP) - Th# regime’* Bttt five-year ptan calls ter rebuilding many palaces of the termer ar-istociacgr. Ths palaoas, among 113 historic kV \i KEEGO buildings ta be rebuilt or VI dltloned during the next years, 'tela going to ha adapted. * * *............ 'A —■*— el the btaMtoga be adapted as apartments, b tala, social Institutions, rest homed, hotels, schools, offices and even as warehouses of factories," the agency explained. , -5EV»««va STARTS TONITE! Exclusive lit-Bin WATERFORD | DHVR-IX THEATER Sen. Goldwater Wary of Castro klmA ^tantaJ Li RLLft — - not uppoivo to using Fore* in Overthrowing Cutjan Dictator LOS ANGELES (UP!) — San. Barry Goldwater. R-Aris., said Tuesday he would not be opposed to using (area to depose Cuba’s Premier Fidel Castro He edded he believed the time may be “pretty well at hand" when each teres must be used. "The ward I get Is we weald help eareetree by getttag rid ol the Chstro governnwat by almost say means,“ Cell water said at a tewa hall meettog. dr " th * "The Cuban people should be lie ones to overthrow thla eovern-ment and If they don’t the Ameri-1 are going to have to do something about it,’' said Gold-water. ___ t . , It It requires force, I’m {not against it." ha said. Sinatra to Be Best Man tor Sammy Davis Jr. HOLLYWOOD (UP1) - Blonde Mir Britt aaw Frank Sinatra will ha bait man to bridegroom Sammy Dame Jr. when she merries the Negro entertainer Oct. IS. * * # The Swedish actress announced ist her parents. Mr. and Mrs Ernst Wklkens, w«U By to Hollywood from Stockholm to attend Goldwater said he doubted that **• ar niMii . ISOM aijsawm — Albanian Premier Gen, Shefru wavoa to crowds after Ida arrival aboard ths liner Queen Elisabeth in New York Thtoday. Ha has come to attend the UN. General Assembly session this week with other Iron CurtahfBoeses Russia would go to war to aave the Castro govern mart Gngaoa became final this month. Porods Omits Davta recently was divorce* *“ gro finger Loray White. T hope the racial element of our marriage won’t be brought up.’* May said. "But I guess that la a MONTPELIER, ft Mayor Elbert Cutaura wasn't Mo fault ft the am parade was net A auccaas the EMn left hten smBh (UK) - mm h ’Ths state name wudmato ®F|I ives from a Chippewa India word meaning “granOy place ” "Only a tew of the guests will Hollywood personalities, but Dean Martin and Peter Lawtord will be there. Hie ceremony will take place at Sammy’s house in the Hollywood Hills. We will make our home there after we are mar- May's (pronounced My) matron’ of honor will be Shirley Rhodes, wife of music conductor George Rhodes. The actress divorce from Sun-lord University student Edward Actreu Finds No. 7 No Luckier Than 1-6 HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Actress , Arline Judge announced she will jfile for divorce Thursday from her ' seventh husband, Inventor Edward Heard. . 4t + W Miss Judge. 48, said she will charge cruelty. "I thought this marriage would be lucky seven," she said. “But maybe I should try tor U, ttad’r supposed to ba tackier." ♦ to * Her previous husbands were IK |Wesley Ruggles, James Adams, | George Rost, Morgan Ryan, and [ Brothers Dan and Bid) Topping. Wonts No Reduction In South Korga Army SEOUL, Korea (AP)-Gen. Wtt-| listen B. Palmer, director oY-miLi itary assistance at the Pentagon; Tuesday expressed opposition to any Bitable reduction in South Korea’s 600,000-man army after a three-day inspection trip. The new Korean government of! Premier John M. Chang had ptannod to cut 100,000 men from the armed forces to UK aa an a t itamjv aoNaa * YUL BRYNNER • KAY KENDALL fl'flKTKTfffh - PREMIERE PONTIAC ARIA SHOWINO! It's »h# Fantastic Tolt of th« Plonnad Ferfect Crime to Yield Some— ■10,000.000 ACTUALLY FILMED INSIDE AND OUT OF THE GLAMOROUS LAS VBGAS CASINOS ...... Shorts at 7=00 A l« - Peetore 70S I MT FRIDAY— 'PORTRAIT IN BLACK'1 Ary OCEANS 11 AT VOI tmOOUQ W OtoMtoWOOto a,ee IMS m-eWAMto«HOWOOglf0 Added "LEADI1 DOC" r,lJSd> "ISRAEL" FLUS BUGS RUNNY i EAGLE NOWI Thru FRIDAY BING CROSBY GRACE KELIY WILLIAM HOL mtk S THE BRIDGES J k ATTOKOBlJ BLUE SKY DRIVE IN THEATER gt SO Opd*h< R4. M 2 1*7 — NOW PLAYING Tin wortfi moot A NOW * IT'S OUT OF THIS WORLD! In OMc. Opm. 6:3ft P.M. PONTIAC EXCLUSIVE mi * .to. IN* I -7judptZ DM. Hwy. (US. 101 I Slock North tl 1 FIRST SHOWING" OAKLAND COUNTY! Shew Start* 7:00 F.M. CAN YOU FACE THE FUTURE??— || (J tyfe||s YOU QRNT INTO THE FANTASTIC FUTURE... The Greatest Prophet of Our Time - ■■f” f Most . Astoumliiig B-MRERMR ttototoF’aaewt . BeB'Brubb TOO ALSO BEAUTY HELPLESS IN MONSTROUS A monster Jules Verge’s Incredible “20,000 LEAGUES UNDER THE SEA” Predicted the World Wc Now Live In! H. CL Well*’ “WAR OF THE WORLDS” Predicted l Fntnfc Wo Face Today! fjrntTT-BIGHT THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21,1900 Why SheoM They Court the of Detth? Kennedy and Nixon Shun One Vote-*-K's ^uu ct muon WASHINGTON (DPir- NWRM Khruritcbev has a word tor Vic* IftMliiU Richard M. Nixon Sen. John F. Kennedy. The word to "taekey." H* hu called them "lackey* who make a pair.” "We lave no choice," Khrushchev laid an funned audience last month at a Hungarian exhibition la Moacew. He meant that Kennedy was ahout as had as Nixon So to as flm Kremlin wu concerned. That possibility eOuld keep the two young nan awake at righto. Neither could afford to be loved by Khrushchev. BITLEB PICKS ‘LACKEF riwttti1 — Accelerated war prep- aad ttu enlliai. h away’■ ‘ f--------- Kennedy, Msea, Sea. Lyndon I "Nelson RodtefeOer eUtee the Union and China. ** * * ' # There wae no kind word la The Worker for any of theec statesman, aU being indicted as wrong-headed away wrote-’They That may have teen hi the mtodi Johnson, Kennedy — haw riippla of Paul M. Butler last June when one word cxetomatkma to eudgato • my tehx a Mt tram anxiety he told a Milwaukee audience that he had spotted Khraahctev’s candidate tor President of the United States. Butler-than wu chairman of the Democratic ntan! — Khruehchevl — China! — Their solutions are Just •imple minded — Antl-Com-munism! — Devastating that Ninon a lumped with the other* u unfit and undesirable. The Worker wu not wholly so negative In that issue* however, In Ms approach to the presidential election. The Worker believed that ft would be best to nominate Adlal E. ADAM AMIS BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES By Edgwr Mtrtfa I JUftf Aon* CHXOOOlMtt •ww» wniiv xw« tw* TVdtXfc TAJIK WCMH\ p*v X pwetfT bottom I m.\_TW VWSV FlUOVttftBD NOO, X*l kJKULiXJtt*’ MX*. MK*»XOW WW. VVNWKW\ Nixon, Kennedy Get Equal Time Debates Will Proceed Within Closely Defined Procedural Rules The chairman Khrushchev’s strategy to say that be disliked Nbcoo cm the assumption that Americana would react by voting for the vice president. Khrushchev would te capable of four debates on television Monday. Their discussion of domestic policy wO stoat with an eight-minute statement by Kennedy, followed by •goal time for roftr by Nixon, la the fweetloa period that tol- wg he fssHmi I The debate wfll end with a further three-and-a-half-mlnute sum* by Nixon, followed by equal Hipp for Kennedy. A will cue the moderator of the pro-gram, Ifoward K. Smith, of CBS. NBC and ABC television n^twura* and the Mutual Radio NMwork will broadcast the pro- npL Ksanbeis of tb* four-man panel questioning the candldatao are SmiaS Novins, CBS; Robert Fleni-tag* ABC. Charles Warren, MBS; and Sander Vanocur, NBC Railroad Fans Plan Fall Trip Next Sunday Ike Michigan Railroad Club will hold Ms annual fall nil fan trip next Sunday, and Pontiac Is included u one of the stops-Tte special ran from Detroit to Graenville and back on die Grand Dunk Western Railroad will huted by one of the recently re-tired northern-type steam locomotives, No. 6323. The train will be made ap of in open-door baggage oar, atr conditioned cosrhes, a retook meat car, open gondola care and l caboose. There will be picture stage and movie ruri-bys tor photographeraT : Stops will be mgde at Royal Oak and also at Birmingham. The of >:0S a.m. and return at S:10 p.m. Tickets can be purchased at the Pontiac ticket otfice. Executive Sees Reds Utilizing Railroads DETBorr giro — a Human-, ~tfH» raihusd exwn mm newly toured his native land told a rail audience here that the Soviet bid for supremacy in the space age la rolling on its railroad lines, not superhighways. deegot Gains of Cleveland, an eweeattve of the Chempeeke and Ohio Railway, fold toe Railroad Community Service Committee ef Greater Detroit that Baoelaw teflon “should be given a leg ad thought la onr coentry.” Gataa was one of eight United States rail officials who recently completed a State Department ..Igonsored hHir-at the Soviet Union, BflHktoy Voters Hold Fate of Current JP Setup JBERKLKY ttJPI) - The Berkley City Council has voted to place a proposal on the February UU ballot to replace (he present JP jnpteni with a municipal Judte-The vote was 5-2. ^Councilman Ralph Schwartz, who campaigned on fids le&Ht presented ‘ DONALD DUCK sar tag in Wtoconatn, the Communist newspaper, Ike Wesker, published in New York, was discussing various potential presidential nominees. The paper especially da-nounced Kennedy and Go*. Nelson A. Rockefeller as supporters of “the bsriffipt Eisenhower-Dulles, Truman-Acheson policies, tin cold war policy. the policy of war preparations.” THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, I960 T111KTY-NINE Market Rallies Right Smartly NEW YORK (AP) — The stock -arhet rallied smartly la fairly .cites trading tarty this after-m Key stocks throughout the st advanced from fractions to :oce than a point Stocks were gaining despite a anfimuttan of drab business nears and a published forecast that third nitftor earnings would be around the te««| of the 1959 period which mu deprsraed by the steel strike. Aftftfeete said that ability af too market to hMd tts ground yesterday despite the ‘*aip Monday The feOowtag are top prices oovertag teles of toeafiy grown pcodnce brought to tfaa Fanner's Marita by gtewsrs and sold by them to wholesale nackage lots. Quotstioas are furnished by the Detroit Bureau at Marttels, as at Qrapu, 0*aoord. " covering was else partly reapon- . Starts, autos, aircrafts, electron-ics, coppers, chemicals, rails, electrical equipments, airlines, tobaccos, oils and drugs Joined in the broad recovery move. Monterey (Ml was e feature, up more then 4 potato to heavy trading, on a published ' Humble on Is negotia _ quite Monterey’s assets. The higher-priced and more volatile issues continued Tuesdays snapback tram the Monday srilofL Superior Oil of California recouped about IT potoft, International Business Machines 14, Tern Instruments more than 4. * Tishman Realty was in active demand, .rising about 9 ip a large percentage gain. Zenith picked up around 3, Polaroid 4. Up about 8 were Universal a point *u talk st higher sales. The market wbeelhorses did well. Eastman Kodak rebounded about 3. Ahead a point or better were Jones it Laughlto, Chrysler, Boeing, Radio Cotp., American Telephone, Kennecott, Anaconda. Union Carbide, DuPont, Royal Dutch and American Tobacco. 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Their address is unknown. -Hines is the only surviving relative of Mrs. Rose Demonelli, who died this morning. vMcry, Ctbbti*. dot. . CollsrO, bu.............. £MWa_ha. ........... Hines was requested to contact the Redford State Police for fur- -ther information. (ttuou. Bibb. pk. . . SU . S1J Lou a Hi Stack Trl Martin 0 Lettuoc, Soma, dot. ..I.,....!.... l!lk Lettuce, Leuf. bu. .... ............ I N Rom*Ido, bu. ............ Sorrel, bu. ................ Spinach, bu. .......... SwlM dat'd, bu. ............. Turnip*, bu.................. Armour A Co . 11.1 MKtC**# WlL;::: Si Stf.SVw Balt * oh .... IS.* Ch Beth Stool .... HJ Mont Ward ... ■Bal Brlat Mr .5M MafCaihR . •wWO* ...... 14.4 W*tDairy .. Burroucb* .... ilk tfrtOyp* ... Ctlum it H ... U.4 5jri 11-12; Maty typo roaatora oror 5. ■*. SiR^Tta^ mtor Ita ... 25 Oweni Cni . “-ik » ... 55.5 pw««11101 . ■b .... 92 Poe o a si . 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Livestock 2lo hither; load and «maU ... 1 555-lil h*. 1745; mixed . _ id S 154-22* Rm 1445-11.40; mixed No, I and 3 110-224 Iks. lite-lMi: ------ i nnfll Btt. 14.#*-1425; ad Vealore—*alakl« 15; not < Sewage Pact OK'd by Detroit Yote Said Preliminary to Oponlng of disputed The Detroit Common Council evs ^ ilymterday brightened Oakland S?-?1.™ JJ * County’s hopes that Detroit would «oon accept sewage from tbo county’s Evergreen-Farmington inter- By a unanimous vote, the council ^proved a contract with county, which is preliminary to (fie city’s opening the valves tor the new sewers which serve eome er veto by Mayer “Think we have finally come to a meeting at the minds wtth the mayors of 8oUthfield and Oak Parte," Richards said. Detroit wanted a firm contract •tarts) with the too dtteft and ooum tlii lmg drtsysd latk Pair * ‘ drain atong Eight MOe road would Richards said Detroit bSi I*. Grain Futures Mora Into Firm Range CHICAGO IB — Grata futures prices moved generally fate a firm and soybean contracts op major fraction* of a cent during early Peelers said, there appeared to haw* bean a fairly good whims of export hmtooea in wheat overnight but that details were not known in the ptt However, scattered short covering was apparent to the September contracts on which trading ends today. With the dosing out of that delivery, ■peculators were taking tong . .. ggm Grain Pricas CH1CAOO, Stpt. II (AP) Oyrtlo* . rap ... .8% ::::::: ffl i:8? ..... . . i ll Bur \\7.\7_Jj4i •Late (drum*) iwi> Eastern Star Marks Dinner at Commerce Commerce Chapter 301 of the Order of Eastern Star celebrated Its 59th anntveraary last night at s dinner attended by 125 members. Honored especially fc works were 38 life members of the organisation. The annual election of officers will take place Oct 4 at 8 pm. at the Masonic Temple in Com- SmootlhPlymouths Go on Sale DETROIT UB — Plymouth, completely restyled than any Chrysler Corp. ear, will put its 1861 models on arte Sept SI. The high rear fins, e Plymouth trademark tor half a dozen years, have been eliminated. Only a hint of a fto. used as e styling device, is placed to the oenter of the trunk fit TaO Bghta shaped tike bttDets hang ea the outside af die rear fender*. In the treat the grille Beneath the rtdn most change* are minor. Om significant difference is the use of an alternator. Instead of the okkype direct Ota rant generator. Plymouth says the alternator w® keep the battery charging eve* when the car is idling to trsffio radio sad .wtodtetoUt Businessmen Told to Politic wiper operating. KIWAMS PEANUT SALE Mayor PhBtp E. Rowsten (right) buys the drat bag of peanuts to launch the annual Ktaranla Peanut Sals here from Jerry PeWess (left), project chairmen in Waterford Township, and Arthur Brandenburg, vice president of the West Pontiac Klwanis dub. F*nU*« Pr*M Pb*ta Fund* raised wifi be used to provide reeereatkm for underprivileged children in Oakland County. Members dfettaita Kte’snlf dubs win be selUiig tbs peanuU on street corners Friday and Saturday. The mayor baa proclaimed Saturday Kids Day to Pontiac to boost tbs project. little Change Since May Pip Consumer Confidence Stays at Low Ebb ANN ARBOR 18 — Consumer. Changes In attitude* are noted attitudes toward the natian’a aeon- by omy have not changed significantly in the tost three months, the latest survey conducted by the University of Michigan today- —’---------------- Although general concern about bustoeea conditions preaching months is mere wide- favorable toward the of automobiles and costly bold goods. May was described by Allege KeUfte, director e< the V, at M*s eewttentag Bervey Eeene-■ts Be8Mrisr. ee «m ef *ooi- checks with a selected number of these people. In the most recent interviews, surveyors found more frequent expressions of uncertainty and pessimism -about the immediate economic future, primarily because of a continued lack of good news, Katona said. "There was an increase to the number of comments like ‘business to not good,’ or ‘employment Is high,' or 'people are not buying,'" ho reported. the past year In May, buyers’ confidence took its second sharp downturn since the end of the 1958 recession. The first, in the fall of 1269, caused by the steel strike; the second, by a period of unfavorable Katana aald consumer dence has leveled off since May are no signs that it hfj again increasing. The U. of M. survey is conducted through yearly interviews with persons scientifically selected American consumers. Three African students have sent an open letter to the heads of all African governments charging 'constant (radai) discrimination and threats” while they were studying at Moscow University. Out-ot-Tpwn Blondes Show Promise in N. Y. Announcing their .intention to "expose Soviet colonialism" before Premier Nikita Khrushchev addresses the United Nations, the three told a news conference in Frankfurt today that they and scores of other African students Theopbilus Ohonkwo, 28, of Nigeria, who aaid be waa the secretary of the executive committee ot the African Students Union to the U&SJl.; • Andrew R. Amar, of Uganda, and Michel Ayih, 28, of Togo. All were medical students Giv«A Wida NEW YORK (fV-The National Maritime Union offered the crew pitality of the Union’s headquarters to Manhattan. The crew has not replied. h -~ By EARL WILSON NEW YORK — A couple ol blondes from (he Middle West lust hit, the Nsst i>m ynlng to stick my nock out-sad prraellet 1^72^,, id^!?5tn<1 *hc_ni"1y?.. a future for them. l‘l “ “ One’s from Maysrllle, Ky.—her name Is Rosemary Clooney. Opening a singing engagement at the Waldorf, ah* came oat wearing what looked like an ostrich-feather pup tent The otter vary promising Mends la from Battle Creak, MJeh—bar name la Batty BsWw-iai when aha rent at the Basin Street East ahe waa an for one hour 48 mlnntes, as she’s a stow starter. This lilaa Clooney ah*d h»r oitrich-feath-er get-up after one song and said, "111 bet jrUjQjl 50 per cent of the audience was saying, ‘She’s pregnant agalnl’* (She was Wrong. Xt waa 100 psr cent.) 1 fooled you, didn’t I r» she said. After her most triumphant opening, I reminded Mt« Clooney, now the mother of Dee, that it wasn’t the first time She fooled me. About eight years ago, I heard she and Jose Ferrer were "keeping company.” X phoned her. “Oh, we’re just very good friends," she assured me. And they certainly were, as It turned out This Miss Hatton to the mother of two, hot that wasn’t why she kept say-lar, "What the mother is this?” all evening. She ales • kept ssyiag to the amdl-ence, "Hip yea are! Come ■jr ‘MERELY MONO USED’ Students from all over Africa and the Near East are finding to Moscow that they are merely being used as agenta of Soviet power politics. One hundred and -fifty are leaving Moscow dhguried Communist pressure. She not only sang from the top of * piano — she helped Oft the piano Into place. Did I say she’s got Hollywood potentialities after her big hit the other night? These two middle western "newcomers”—neither has worked a New York cafe rtnee becoming famous-are working a couple of blocks apart and LocUl* HIS, for instance, went to both at their first shows Anyway, it you hoar some seven Hollywood children, "Where to my wandering mother tonlghtr"-4hey’re singing In two of our great aaloona. ★ * ★ THE MIDNIGHT EARL... ty Lester tells epfe audiences he worked recently with Break Blaatga, and adds Jokingly, "X always carry a singer WopT-•- * . Remember whan, If you saw a ught la a neighbor’s house late at night, you wondered who vis tick? WISH I’D SAlDIWAYt The new Jet aga can be defined as "braakfaat in India, lunch la M.Y, dinner In Bun Francisco K and baggage te- (Copyright, 18*8) the eemlftg month*. Fewer people -expect price increases in the next year and over the next five-yesd* period, the survey showed. have been Ism concerned ever There was no significant change between May and August to consumers’ attitude toward foe purchase of bouses, cars and major appliances. Manju^dL those contemplating a car purchase expressed a preference lor compact models. LANSING eh — An eastern pub-lither—Tuesday—night counseled Michigan businessmen to get ae-five to politics and to beware the r ’checkbook psychology." Arthur (Red) Motley, keynoting the first annual meeting at the Michigan State Chamber or Commerce, told a dinner audience It Isn't enough merely to pay taxes. Motley publishes the nationally distributed Sunday magazine Pends. He doubles this year as president of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. . . ’ - ... Tie lidded practical politics eoureee sponsored by local chambers to scattered cities and strongly supported by same large industries as ■ training ground for businessmen wishing to make (heir voice heard In government. Earlier, the some 450 delegates heard a strong plea from John A. Hannah, Michigan State University president, for support of public education as s high-dividend investment for the puMlc benefit. The Intellectual capital untver-xltle* supply I* ea essential to society as financial capital Is te industry, Hannah said. Quit Moscow University 3 African Students Charge Bitter Russ Discrimination FRANKFURT, Germany (AP)- [ln Moscow during the last three 'We left—end others are leaving—because of constant discrimination, threats, restrictions oi our freedom and even brutalities,' Okonkwo said. year, disgusted." years. The three distributed copies of letter they said they sent to UJ4. Secretary-general Dag Ham-marskjold and said they were acting for a majority of the 75 to 90 African students still St Moscow University. The decision to protest “Soviet deceit’’ was taken, they said, aft-conflicts with Soviet authorities. Is Okonkwo said he .felt that the hos- Western power* Were keeping the doors open for communism to flow into Africa by their outmoded policies. Start* C. of C. Hears National President at Dinntr; Hannah Speaks i. bewi Hired hs tern sni sad are eftvand by a «wnpteg Overall dlmeiwksM of the caw have been altered slightly. At 2015 Inches It Is one-tenth of an inch longer and it la 80 inches wide-* 1.4 inches more Qian to I960. Over-nil height of 54.8 inches remain* unchanged. Plymouth uses a 145 horsepower" six cylinder engine, slanted at B‘ degrees; and four V-f options ranging from 239 to 339 'hares r. A new heavy duty manual transmission la available with the V4 engines. M' Coach, 2 Others Suspects in tarcenf ANN ARBOR (UPD-Three Us*, vanity of Michigan stodmte, In*., eluding the backfleld coach of th* frertiman football teem, were *to rested early today end charged with larceny from a budding. Police said they picked up th* three students as they wafibff along a street carrying 22 pistes; 12 cups, 13 glasses, 30 salad rtUheSi two water pitchers and one mv tog tray. He denied that Michigan spends titles and said he got the Idee from some business friends that many business leaders “have been listen-tog only to one line of propaganda. A plaoque was awarded at the dimer to General Controls of Iron Mountain for resisting a lure to move to Kentucky end to the general manager of the Iranwood-Kingsford local chamber for helping the cause . The three were Identified **. Bradley Myere, 23. the badgeki coach who to a senior, Gepskl. Kolb, 23, who Is to school o* * hockey scholarship, and Richard A Buck, 22. Police said the three admitted they had been drinktoa at a^afe erane of Foreign Ware club, remained to the building after it closed end took the dlshware from the club. .ttSS* Official's Son Held as Forger of Licenses DETROIT (UPI)-Thc eon of Detroit traffic referee was .held here today after admitting he counterfeited and sold some 15 to 20 Michigan driver’s licenses. Andrew C Wood Jr., 20, put Ms two years of mechanical engineer-tog training at the University of Michigan to good use through fly photographic reproduction of the tefid lfomaed. ——r—— Wood’s father Andrew Sr. Is a referee in traffic court here. Wood was arrested Tuesday [ght by state police who found one ot the forged licensee on a youth arrested Saturday in New Baltimore. The youth said he purchased the license from a girt in Oak Park, it turned out, wa* one of a half-dozen contacts Wood used to peddle them. Wood eold the HceneeS, used both jjywvtevp driver* mil Atokara for $5 each. He also peddled counterfeit employe's Identification from Harper Hospital for 82.50 In Nixon Daze on Nixon Day State Gets a Kick Out of Dick Psltoe qeetai the yeang me* as stfiH they had just railed aa apartment for the irheol term and were a UtUe short Business Notes, . The Pontiac tew firm of RUM and Salle has announced the -admission ot Christian F. Powell at Wert Bloomfield Township aft a new partn*T. Powell joins the firm after service with the Dynamic M an uf a c t u p» ere, Inc., of Troy, where he held the position as controller, and s0a> era! counsel fo POWELL labor and other corporate legal affairs. News in Brief Alaa Carilue, 815 Fourth Bt, reported to Pontiac police yesterday that a thief stole the bottom half of an extension tedder vshwd at 818 from Me unlocked garage. - litas, 888 Judton . reported to Pontiac potico;. yesterday that 33 in cash and miscellaneous clothes were stolen from her home. The theft of mfseellaiaeoas rlotbea from her home was reported to Pontiac police yesterday by Carol Slankard, 385 Mt. Clemens St The Women’* Auxiliary of the Metropolitan CMto Birmlngham-Bloomfield Spirit No. » will hold a rummage sale Friday, September 23rd from • am. to 5 pm. at 889 South Woodward, 3 blocks Nom of Lincoln. - adv. WITH NIXON IN MICHIGAN » - it waa Nixon Day to Mount Clemens by proclamation. d of foe city’s merchants closed their shape so that they end their employee could get e look at the presidential candidate. Ctty schools gave older students time off to see Nixon as did schools nearby Yale and St. Clair A big parade to welcome Nixon to Mount Clemens was over an hour and a half before he got there. Six high school bends took pert to the parade. Ed Patrick, 43, at Warren, was both booed and cheered at Mount Clemens whan be rtwwed op csr-Kennedy sign. Patrick said “I used to vote Re- At Flint, Nixon spoke at a parking lot at the site of the old dty hall. Police Inspector Gerald R. Lyons estimated - the crowd at 5009 to 6,000, about half foe rise of a Labor Day rally for Kennedy at Atwood Stadium. PftUee U. Frits Brake apped his estimate from t,W to $JM after'Arthur Summer field Jr., ten of file postmaster general. Irate ted there were Lite to 5,1* How did Nixon go over wtth the people who heard Mm? Here are Mn. Mary Gothe of Utica: “He’s very impressive mu. So sto- Mre. Marten McCttrdy et Meant Clemen*: "HU vtoH U foe great- John Loftus of Mima* Clemens: Tm a Kennedy mao. But Tm very impressed, across very well." came [change. The sign read; red, violet’s blue, Dick to the boy, to give him Ms due.*’ Nlxoft rtutoged “boy" to "man’’ when ha reed^tt. He called to a youngster to Come around to front of him to be could road another sign that announced: ’Next to St. Nick, I go for Dick." Along the street, spectators definitely were on foe sparse ride. They were a bit thicker downtown and fairly heavy to the area near the parking lot. inaw. Nixon paused at aw point to trade greetings with, a crowd of high school students. Nixon drove Into the center of sginaw to Jeffers Park, hopped onto a platform to front’of a mon-to war veterans and looked oat across a crowd which prtloe I at around 8,000. Thfc crowd art np a roar at sight of Nixsn, 1 The Candida t* caught sight of A sign and rend it aloud, with a reftnisi ,__™HH__________, ration Army, Red Shlsld store, ills W. Lawrence St, Pontiac. r~- 'NiMtB*«'customcr -*1 Driving from Saginaw to Bay City, the . Nixon caravan through streets where several hundred persons stood along the curbs, waving and exchanging greetings. In the downtown Bay City area, the crowd -was bigger. A high school band swung in ahead of the Nixon procession and paced ft foe last few blocks to a hotel. ■P_________... to»m ■MleO trtpoMl* *lil be neMrtS by — TowMbip. Q*rt tf PoatlM Towm- Obdrkb R—d. P—ltai. I I o’clock p m. (E£t7) — ----, 1*45, *4 Wteeh tlm* bkU via w publicly opmc* *sd r**4 fw ttw fbl-lowln*. Workmen's Compcnutlon Policy. The BCMMsry IbfornuUm lor lib’ 41*1 air bo oMlM *5 to aSWt Tovnshlp Clrrk‘1 Of (loo. U priSrtil* nut b* ptalnly uiM u (ft oosbMU. Th* penttM Townthlp Bo*rd rorams tho rl*bt to niert *ny or *11 propoMl* ■■a to- rat** *sy InformalltlM tMMU tatlM boot intormt of Um Tbortuhta. By ccter^t Um Poati** ToVShlft °*,d' OHET* V. BLOCK '^xinras TODAY and T0M0BB0W Df PROPHECY A TV Film To 5* Shown To Tho Frtjk FBEE by du *poasora ei Frank cmd Imrat AT PONTIAC YMCA Thuraday Sopt 22at 8 P. M. . '* No m FORTY THE PONTIAC PBB88, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 21. I860 Mobutu Protests to U.N. '5 at Lumumba Protection mm far fas Kata** fa ft? EM*." LEOPOLDVILLE. Thg Oanwof runolns thr Con*o In spit* ofj ktad a# (UP!)—Congolese strongman Col veiled threafi of armed resistance fmSkkri*. ftcmieri ta a coal-mining town tn United Nation, of preventing fain Patriot Lumumba. south Central Kff it was from sreatotag deposed pro-Soviet. * * * . potatad oat. Premiar Patrice Lamionha. j At the same time, the United "There were certainly grave in-; . Lumumba is in his otfiaal real .\ation« command launched snjcidetita hi Luena." the official dence which la guarded far Ghana investigation into reporte of *troci-i8aid. "but In the light at the more troop, at the U.N. Congo farce, 'tie. again* supporters of Lu-ijhan 2.000 failed In the fluting) "» have made a Wrong protest mumba in the north at Katanga!and eavagery around Bakwanga to the tfattid Nation, fat exiwdMprovmce. The atrocities allagsdly|tbe «—were small." j big their protection to the fonneriwere committed by gendarme*; The reference was to the bloody premier/* Mobutu told UP!. [loyal to ieceewonUt-minded Preei- dashes between Lumumba troops *1 are a wait ire their reply be- [dent MoUe Tshombe ot mineral- and tribesmen loyal to Albert \ aaaeo I consider the 'rich Katanga. Kalonji hi. South Kneel Province, more, are interleriag in latemal I *_* v> M Hghtlng fa the aerth * Coogaieee attain." ] U.N. official, here Mid P8 ?S!5i .“sss v—v end dayi ago by President Joseph IUgher' Kamvubu. [ But in Elloabethvllle, capital The anti-Cbmmuni* caretaker] ot Ksteaga, ■ oenlor U.N. mill government framed by Mobutu, tary vftlclal said “we have no began in earnest today the task! pern whatsoever to Indicate any Texas Dems B Ticket, Ignore Painful Platform PALLAS. Tex. JAP* — Texaelto oppose the sections he object. Democrats are officially. If not!to If they ever coma before Con-overenthusiaatically. united to-gross, but not during the cam-day in support of the party's pres- paign. I hash to Mr beam. CUV. Mentis] elate after .avoiding aU-out battle over die national platform. The forces of Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson, the Vice-presidential nominee, and Gov. Trice Daniel Tawriaj- steered n atomy Mate Convention pa* the touchy issue by adopting a platform that dealt mainly with state problem* and loti platform. fed# -A sizable block of conservatives wanted the convention la condemn and reject the national platform adopted at Los Angeles. Some liberals instated that the Thafeas give it • Daniel and Johnson asked the driegatee to avoid debats or direct acth* on platform planks they did aot like. Daniel told tbs convention be didn't want te give the Republicans the opportunity to does not like all of the Los Angeles platform and that he plan* First Frost Easy on Crops Soil Moisture Short, Ground Hard to Work for Winter Grains LANSING UB - The fir* damaging frost of the season has been reported by the Federal-State Crop Reporting Service. the frost hit southern Michigan but damage war Hmited tircant and other rowxxop*on low ground. The acreage affected was small and maturing crops on higher ground woe not hit Nearly all of the state' Two Attend Retraining Session Michigan graduates of the FBI litfaml liwilitny arm nwHng today and Thursday at Haven Hill Lodge in the Highland Recreation Area for their eighth annual state retraining session. Attending from this area are Birmingham Police Chief Ralph W. Moxley and Detective Lt. Merlin HobnquisL FahMIdif SS years ago far J. Edgar Hoover, director at the Federal Bateau of tavesttga-tion, the aeheal ha. graduated tiflf officers In advanced law enfarc caret training The graduates will compete for trophies and prize* In shooting contests with ahotgun and 31 pistol in a half-day session. The balance of the time-will be taken up by discussion groups, dr * *' Speakers will include D. S Hostetter, Detroit FBI chief: George E. Woods Jr., United States attorney: Talbot Srinltfa, Michigan Supreme Court justice: and Michigan State Police Commissioner Joseph Childs. The training session began Tuesday. difficult to wart ; winter grata*. Almost hall of the state's corn Acreage now was dented or nut-: lure. Reporte from southern Lower Peninsula comities indicated one mere week or two without frost would be enough to enable mo* of the corn to mature. Ike dry bean acreage was about harvested and the remainder was maturing rapidly. Early varieties of soybean* were starting to ripen and - soma fields had been combined. • The sugar beet karve* had a* yet started but good yields were expected. Potato digging was aader way b mo* parts of tea state with yields good. 'Hie planting of winter wheat was about one-tenth completed. The Elberta peach harvest was due to wind up in the southwest this. week. The McIntosh apple barve* was well under way fat the -jWfanalJa^feft-tfttlnf started In other arena. Picking ot Concord grapes was due to start later this 100 Entries In Cycle Races Saturday Night Bart Market, one of the "hot-' Is*” motorcycle riders ta the nation, hands a 11* of ahnort 100 entries in Saturday night's big mfaawyde racing teow at the . Market, a native of Flint, has taken 10 fir* palces and two seconds la Hi kit U races and b • top contender for the national jtaeeptaMUp in the ‘‘expert'' rid-ar classification. Ho is the present . ehamirion in Michigan. Nine mere on the half-mile wfendk At tee ML Clemens Speed-bay are scheduled, with fee fir* ifafia * I p.m. Workouts Sanrand tea tins* trials begin at : t p.m. T AfaBt OM-l expenditures 'Joe it— faffi * *H T.T g. rapttai le far trane- Danlel got applause when he said be is backing the tick* Sen. John F. Kennedy: the presidential candidate, and nnd when ha asked tor * big majority In November. * * * The convention did not by name endors* the Kennedy-Johnson ticket. Daniel said this was not necessary ta view of the June convention's resolution binding delegates to support all party nomi- 5 County Men Given Awards Water Treatment Men Take Examination, Win State Certificate* Free Reactors for Inspection Nation Soys It Would Open 4^ Demonstrate Proposal's Workability VIENNA, Austria (AP) - The United States announced today it is prepared to throw open four of its nuclear reactors to Inspection by experts of the International Atomic Energy Agency. Hie aim is to demonstrate its belief in the necessity and workability of International Inspection measures. The United States took the initi- giffyig gp m jMIII wtlii'll il in* garded as the mo* crucial question facing the fourth general conference of the IAEA, atoms-for-peace organization. * * ★ U.S. Delegate John A. -Gtme. chalrman of the Atomic Ere ergy Commission, made the announcement after reading a special message to the conference from President Eisenhower. the President reaffirmed confidence in the agency, saying! "I ase it as a unique forum where' technical skill and resources are pooled for the benefit of m an- te three abort yean the ; _ cy has become the prime inter national organization in the nuclear field.” he aaid. "Its activities are stimulating modi of the global effort to bring more people more benefits of this still new atomic age/' Prince Goes to Harrow LONDON at — Prince Hassan of Jordan, 13. started school today at Harrow, where his brother. King .....* * bed for s year. the most ferocious trig game in mtttak U.g. is the wtld RiMwiaw boar found in tea Cherokee na- tive Oakland County men i among 42 water treatment plant employes being awarded certificates of achievement by the State Health Department as a result of passing written exsmlnatiohs and -meeting certain other requirements. State law requires every water treatment plant In Michigan to be supervised by an operator certified by the department. Loral men belag certified are Samuel J. Moore, Holly; Janies A. Scott. Bloomfield Township; Alfred E. Beanblsssom, Waterford Township; Richard L. Smith, Pontiac, and Glea Breakie, Rochester. Each plant la classified by the State Health Department accord^ tag to the degree of treatment and the population served. The plant’a chief operator mu* hold certificate equal to or above the plant’s classification. To be certified, an operator mu* pan educational and experience standards set by the department. In addition, he must annually pass a written examination given fay the department. Civic leader Dies in Battle Creek BATTLE CREEK WU.Wellington R. Burt, 58, a prominent Battle Creek industrialist and civic leader, died in a hospital her* Tuesday of cancer. Burt was the grandson of t_____ millionaire lumberman and iron ore magnate Wellington Richard-son Burt who died in 1919 leaving disputed will of some « to 90 million dollars, of which an estimated 15 million dollars is stiU held in trust fay a Saginaw bank. He was tee la* surviving grand-» of the elder Wellington K. Burt. Bore hi Toledo, Bart came to Battle Creek with Ms father, George R. Burt In ISOS. He main Nantucket Island, Mass. Burt was one ot the principal benefactors to the Battle Qwek Community Hospital and served on the board of dfrectare of tee in- He wan also a director of the Security National Bank, a trustee of the Community Hospital Association, and a former director of the Merchants National Bank. He slab was a onetime treasurer of ths Michigan Carton Co. Death Notices work a* a ceasefire fa Kasai. Mobutu, who seised power la* week to end the struggle between Lumumba and Preside* Joseph Kasavubu, Tuesday appointed a 15-man “college of high commissioners'’ to govern the Congo. The colonel named Justin] Bomboko, former foreign minister under Lumumba and now a Kasavubu representative in New York, head the commission which promised to rule .only until the: rival political tactions could reach agreement. t WWW The commission was composed, mainly of youthful students and university-trained Congolese, who refused the title of mtaizter. It] pledged to protect the Congo from] “Communist colonialism and from] Mandrt-Leninirt Imperialism.” I w w w The commission was said to have the bless tags of Kasavubu, as well as of Joseph lleo, whom Kaaavuoul named as premier after firing Lumumba. Hie commission issued a statement saying it had proof of "trea-r by some “elected representatives" during Lumumba's two months ta power* It did a* Immediately Ideatify teem bat premised to publish tee document* so that Congolese can judge for themselves. Lumumba, who has refused to recognize his' dismissal as premiei appeared undaunted by the formation of the hew government. Holding his fir* press confer-1 ence in 10 days, Lumumba said that the Army "W all six provinces” was still behind hhn. s u L T S y&r'Sfg xPK&JuSp"*5 MSI dsai titkiiTliR* iMyrtlei Dww, Mrs. Lets Oms-hos. Merritt, BsrsM end M. Set. asjnond ni: dssr brother of i Mrs. France, Johnson, Mrs. LrSIs —Wshsr and Mrs. Mss Orows; slas survived hr U (rsndehlldrcn sad I six *rs*t-jrsnd€hUdrsn. Funsrsl • service *111 be held Thursday. Sept, n, st S on from tbs nrst | Baptist Church with Dr. H H. Sava** ofllclsUns Interment us ! Whits Chapel Cemetery Mr Fox \ slfi Us. tn eta to at lbs Huntoon Funeral Home. ooui.rr, BEFT 'ir itst. joaira , a (Charllel. »7T Boston Art.; ass se; beloved husbadd ot Charlotte FOR WAXT ADS 2-8WI se5wie,iS*85So. ?£E Cftofilm JIm (or otf vtrtlsB* mwnU egouintoc tlte mm a8RB$S$1S lbs dssrtllas lor ssnsslla- soar Iha r-^ csSaar CASH WANT AO RATEa Lines 1-DtS I-Days (-Days f 3M 6.00 I.M Hofa Wanted Mate 6 %JESS^tBSm^mTSi fAO ba*. Austr <* S. Hafa Wtstof F—fa 7 ‘aAgaaaBMgiS orders and aarn to MS pa FOB rewiw. W«* sxperlencs la bettaf Real - taWsar. w *** < CnUmltad opportanlty. I asretmum. p» snli YOUNO MAN. IS TO M FOR FART I tin, stock mt dative— —-*■ 1 ’9MB>V|faw... ___ km sue lined seen over SI so sales rsprsaswatwsa. lor aa aspsiMjai COMM** » —! ji£Potnlg» Peg^s Mirada Mile rtantty TOlSr ] FI £&« Far M> AwislMSISsa TOYS—FUN— r»ry stork 1 Intcrostod Is SS(*M extra money . in » I Sr Chrlstmair ao*«SSS_a Tgr-ggrksff a.rgr >aaa It Ttfifa frirtad Fewfa 7 wtix r2mc_t6ui«o lady FOR ““ KSSis Writ* lull suanncstloos to Pontiac 'WisM/ahs*. —__________ WArtwBfe.il AM. TO 0 F.M. apply at assiiwn rastaurant. No Sunday ar Halldsr work. 000 South Bled. East. WANTED EXPERIENCED FAS-try and plxxa cook SUte act and tMtejWe. WrlU PonUac r city. FS J-000# euburban weakly newspaper has Immediate ope tun* for aa expert-edeed display aovertletna ssles-woman. Newspaper baetsround pretarred. Oemneaeattea kaeed aa experience. Salary pint car allowance. Seas resume Is Pontiac Frees Boa MS. ,________• ACCX1UNTANT Expandln^ CFA tlrm hai open- Frlday. cleantnx and laum transportation. MA S-lllt. ALTERATIONS STORE MtFE-; WANTWD FART TIME FIE WANTED EXPERIENCES TBU£ phone aoticttsr. Salary lad com- muiSon. FE vnSr LTV1NO Dry Cleaners, fit 1. Hurd WAITRESS WANTED: APLY IS noon TiT s p.m. at .Cluk Tahoe. m Buna Nw».. Drdytoc Plains. Wjprw *~ TO SATPEaDAt AND —‘— '-lUDdry. own „ Old kgr'TaVsrs. OR WOMAN—FOR COUNTER AND rill work# no sunder work. Ap- ly between Harrison’s Ham- Building Servk# 11 BRICK ■ ork. Alio______ A-l RESIDENTIAL, C - - ?^SS3KLi|||i _ BARGAIN JS&T* “‘Bw. ---- — ALL KINDS. COMPLETE REMODEL1NO SERV- omiae tiraiant wkw. CEMENT AND BLOCE WON* giia t iTiirwset. >! **•_ and deslanlni- FE «-*»*«■ tars, *1 N. Pari X earnlnc'lN to Bf/Sr l wBltig F Ooulet, dear brother Mary ais*. Mrs. QasU Mi*. Iren* Fsppis, Mrs ] Rsbsrt tmf Mrs.' Irene Ftpple, I mff Rsymona, victor ■ ua Leuuard Ooulet; Blio lurvlTBd by three grandchildren Recitation bf^Uie Rotary^wUMbc^tt^k Johns Funsrsl Homs. Funtral esrvios sill b* bald Thursday, . from At. TRY W RANDALL. OPT. 1(. IMS. BARRY, ISS Sharon, *(• SI; bilovsd husband of Ors A. Randall; daar ..........>. jUMa FuUeewider; of Osorc* and Ed-1. Mrs. John Slates ■ an. eefTSSS Renfrew: also iretvad bp this* xrandom ldren. - - - -1 e * fjg g* held M, at J p.m. im-Jt'— *——* ■mem w. p— P” «" Doneleon-; RDOKOLA. SEPT. II. MW. HRNRT A.. 172 B. Pike at.; sfe •«; survived by two uisess sad thro* nephewe. Funersl servlee will bs held Friday, Sept. XI. at t :M p.m. from the Bparxi-OntThi chapel. Interment in Oak HI 11 Cemetery. Mr. Ruokolt will lie in state at the Sparks-Orlftin Funeral Home. 8PRAOCE. SEPT. M. 1N0. JAMBa H. MS Valencia SLi Ue It; (Moved husband ot Dorothy Sprarue; dear father at ZaBss R. iments will Via a fHOBNBURO. SIPT. IS, 1»M. SEN -hath H., tl Carter st.; upid; beloved son of Mrs. Bertha Thorn-bur* tomb; also survived by severer nieces and nephews. Funeral eanics win be told Thursday. Sept. 12. at t p.m. from Rpurke-Ortffln Chapel with Dr. Milton Bank offlciatlot. Interment In . Rowland Park. Mr. Thombure will 11* to state at ths Sparks-Orlftto Funeral loin*. Funeral Directors Help Wanted Male 6 AMBITIOUS Tounr man, IMS for collection dsusnaRul ot national orxanls-stlsn. For Interview cell FB a lunnvy_________________ . an openlnf for s bet M It „ rears of as*, attending either high school or college, to work part time aseh efunioon starting at ItiN p.m. Na experience necessary. Reply by tetter, pm Sit Ml particulars about your-self, to Box R The Ponnae A TOF RANKINO NATIONAL CON-ccrn needs S monied men.21 to 42 to eerrloe established customers In e psrmsosat year around local franchised Urntory. Tremendous repeat business and op-, port unity for advancement. We can guarancaa 4121 per week to the right men FX I-1704 . . . A part tub job II you art free 7 to M p.m., neat appearing pud have a car; you may be able to quality tor a too that will anahle you “--- 450 a werk and stffl nti regular Job. Par Informs Mr. Alton OR 3-0*22, It ■lam ion | _______________________ and kitchen WOK. U years I ahtor. Apr*- to *—* •— _________Witt*.' 0R | WHITE LADY FOR HOPBEyEP-RAEYBTFnEa TO UVE IN. SOME I Stof Un to*PE S-T47S. tousework. MY 2-tW4_____ WAITRfiBg Woirfto.Ma TOLL BABYSITTER. UOfit' . HOUSt > Bakery. 11* W. 14 lfal* Ed.. MI 4-2114. StT OPERATOR iiBYSITYER TO 1 H*_____________ - CURB WAITRESS. IS OR OVER. CURB WAITRESSES Ted’s toy* Immediate openings and night shift. Apply to psrsoe Pninkto'ort&rl&ftl OrcharT'iak* Road, Esego Harbor, TOCNO LADT TO LIVE’IN AND be companion to aider woman. In exctlanr* •"* haaedT OR 3-4047. Hdp Wafttad CANVASSERS FOR LEADS. 4 hays, par da^ rv plus' commTirleii. Call OR -itdf betwsen ( and IS AM-IARN WHILE TOO LBARN Real Estate Gasses low starting. Rsglster, if you ire over M and know area* out-.tde Pontiac. C. Schuett, FE 8-0458 FART TIME JOB. MUST BE NEAT and ambitious, some knowledge ot muetc helpful, hut net necee-ssry Cell after 4 p.m. OA S-2SS2. RETIRED MAN TO LOOK AFTER email parking lot m drinkers) room and win* pay. 1M North •wry. COMPANION FOR LADY. ELDER- I EPPER MAREET cRSXRRRA. FE- ---- - -^sb="- - - ! male; grocery stock clerks, male. For east side super market lo- CARlfoFs, 44 NtOHT PLtJg : food- Oood tlpe Apply I — “—‘ Drive Dept- Bo« M. Vaeear, Mich. person, Tony's Drl AUBlira Rbafl. Utlcs Ive-ln. 27M Employment Agencies 9 _ FAINT MAN. SALARY. COSMETIC OR DRUG CLERK. Collision, toil Cass Lake — ~ —* jS&to * ---- wood. Esego Harbor BARBER WANTED. EVELYN EDWARDS P VOCATIONAL Pontiac Press COUN8BLINO SERVICE , EAST HURON «*>■«- FE 4-4*44 — PE 4-4M4 portatlon. O’Brien Heating Com- COATS __ FUNERAL HOME DRAYTON PLAINS OR M747 EXPERIENCED FURNACE staMur. 2T N. Cass At*. llFiRlEifCED MPLTtLrtH L. erator, U to * years old, stoglt. 3444 W Huron Street. Dining Room Waitress Expend Retail >tre Salesman Lout range opportunity with gre .too PS-year-old Pontiac. firm — Call John Carter tor Interview Tarter tire co. mpgtglli only. ^ TED’S Woodward at Sq. Li JR SEQTY. Aged IS-2S for vwry congenial office. Typing and light shorthand, piss sent psrsoaaUty Important, some worktop experience ..necessary. Midwest Employment, 444 Pontine State Bank Bldg. PI Donelson-Johns PUBERAL HOME EXPERIENCED COLORED live tn, privet* room, gem housekeeping, help with enttdi— every SUB. A Monday off, city lastructioin 10 CHINA PADrriNO CLASS OPEN-’— **—-?.tor Cbrletotae dr paint W. Warner, FE 4-S400. FIREPLACES Custom Built by ROT* HSVEYOU A Wet Basement Let Drain Dry Const. Co; end thle condition f#r*T*r by Ulfag -their Drain Dry Method ‘Tn Paint or Fleeter'' hat a perman- Drain Dry Construction Co. METAkfORA OS g-23U or ildttpi s-asti HOME. OARAOE CABINS ADDt-tions. gitrfHl builder. P8A — Term*. FE (MM.______________ IOUSB MOVINO. MODERNIZE WITH A FE 3-7033 Day or Night Federal Mcxdemization D. Meyers. kM 3-0163. PLASriUUNO A REPAIR. REjuT ■-* — nr- R. O. SNTDER FLOOR LAYINO. s 1 8 Whether you want motor boat or t sailing vessel "you’ll find ctEactly what you're looking for at the price you want to pay in classification 97 ot...______________" THE PONTIAC PRiSSWANT ADS FE 2-8181 Real Estate Salesmen Or will Wato mcn wfth otosr •als* bsektrutoid Active mmc* esmtogs tmllmlted. ' -/sTtol I RTTrtDick) VALUET REALTOR FE 4-3S31 |4> OAELAND AVENUE 'iimm. canvassers and crew managers. Our seascs to ‘ started. Oct to on the groin floor, no exp. neceveery. We w Co. To sell your land Contract at I ! lowest, possible discount fo the service fed McCullough has (It-, eu tar years. Alan, cash for your , equity and mortgages. Small ! mortgages avafkbit Cash buyers , waning. Call etur hear. PB 88M4. ARRO REALTY ! 8UB oiii fiRqilitb EaaS CASH FOR LAND CONTRACTS. R. J. Van Welt. «4S Dlato Hwy. OR3-1388 |HAVE BUYERg POR CWTRACTS | Brewer Real Estate PE 68181 BraarSE 88M2 ask por joe nam - Anytime. FE jt-OX4 HAUUNO AND RUBBISH. NAME your prteu. Any tote, re HM. Man with nMw duiIp truck SSf 7^8 * — “• "A Trucks to Rent AND EQUIPMENT Damp Trucks Semi TreUera Pontiac Farm and Indiistrial Tractor Co. . INVESt Several good land contracts new i available on.new homea Liberal 1 discounts. Axk tor Mr. Hayden. S tu. AFT. OATS, ooat I whopls and downtown. I47Hi Larffee If ini luiw oouWa And M ' -- EHUna wekemal _ .jflfflaid Rd. !* : f~ltei>6oM»r~o Anias. Qlft’E n Me. JrJonflew m^wmoT W 3 BEDROOM HOUSE,. MS A rnooth Cterktlon OR 1-8*11. AMI TOHTpS >Urf~o»». ____ me. JMQ» | SKOfrOpM TRUEABOUND HOYT ainsjY ; m mm iftfci TtSKr aT3K j rtmrn! LAa&mStrt. t in *' I at Ron*, By fry convenieoca. Very ' “— seheol, church ^nj- in EM I BEDROOM ~LAKEPRONT HOME Anno, cm LAOS ORION Wllmw m » 1 ton Ilium etory ^ Cic ^kltehea^ A {TraMWay***! tor* garage no btimnl ImMmm. »« tort Ct *#"*.,i 00,11 aM at terms M Shirley R* Modern reach rail beaemeM IMA. torn* Mm MR *■ |H IblM III -- qmams |*f i IP DrtytM GIROUX S3 J4». 3 BEDROOM LAKEFRONT nVar Pontiac, fireplace tM garage _burnt., nicely . turn._Waterford Ut HXNDIOISON , I nod 1 room furnished apart- , * »£*{*• menu. Utilities fUlS--—’ ‘ furnl*h* boot, adult* only. |M Inquire K Q He— Cam Berra. Phene _ „ —. - ■ BACHELOR APT. ~WitN. VERY nice, |MlL mean floor, ^leaF HAYDEN ■ Ijdtoj ■mSBS 818 per * lira * eo* re 0-4311 ,N KITCHENETTE ARTS ‘ portent, utilities Inn. mom ».i„ 813 whig. ood up OR MIO COTTAOES. LAKE ORION, ALL 3 ROOM* AND BATH. 848 A MO Inquire MU RUrahstti L*keRood t BEDROOM ALL MODERN NEW bout* 3140 FURof, MA Mill. ) AMO I RMA AND BATM. Atto •OBORBAN „ j MODflL NOME NOR BALE flew | Rorwh situated on total** lorn*- bedroom home with Alum siding l gnud '«* i» *er» nice pr.o clot# Built to rent* end - ^•wraafci arv5*^ WLSffl I*. Oonreolont tome >60 Termi. lu.^rHAclo.Wf 1 ROOMS AND BATH, 111 WEEK. RE MM ___ t , | ROOM rURNUXED HOUSE Pft3' RWM." yii" 6-38*1* u. OOP RLE. PTT. SATHAND ENT. t“jtooM ROUU^.bAAMO MUIT- ________ FE A-304T______j opto lor I couple. RE 4-1*10 CLEAN ! RM^ OWN ENTR MO t BEAUTIFUL 1 BEDROOM YEAR mo. n 1-43*3. MB Leech, An-, oround White Lokelront bom*. bwfcW*. • , I Automatic oU_he»t. _A_d_UlU only. ULLIAMt LASS J Bedrooi ra. *M DJT H *B 1_ ___ Otoe*. ^Lcrgi screened porch. _____ WODWARD FE 4-4461 RE 4-141 Opto Polly IncitedIny Sunday "O’DETl cartage" I J. C HAYDEN. REALTOR PR 0-0441 or H MUI LAND CONTRACTS TO' BUT OR P* 58606 Painting ft Decorating 23 o b block EOst Tel Hi MB Tun. _ home. MODERN. UTIL furnished automutlc got u Sill Ptote Hoy. Drayton ____i57 ~ \ ■ FURNISHED | HOOM| »JO NEAR PONTIAC UK. RO, foor SeoM Lb. Ad 1W *4ory t bedroom Iomm •l*h egpoRotop oitie with 3rd. bedroeoi ItoloRed except lot llaith . floor. Recreotloo room to the . tiled botemont. Motet ooWooer. Ou furnoce Oor os*, eocelitnl snr THisT'An exMiuni buy si uniy 11*00 down Wsterferd Tewiwkln. | jf *" *■*"*■. | ,_______MS N. Ruddook. PE 3-1004 IMMEDIATE ACTIQN rurn. apt. at mm Rontiac On ony good lend contrecti. New ^eitc *°fd *** "®- RHr RURN^J ROOMS OIL — —--------------- —• - or Moloonod Tour eoob. upon eol- rE ____i. Adulu Pontibc front, site nrunu- 1ST CLAS8 PAINTING AND DEC- lefoctory Inspection of property FURN. APT. POR RENT NEAR top _. orotin* Coen or terms PE 4-54*0 end title. Axk lor Eon Templetou OenerolI Roepttol. PE M144 or labj ORION MODERN 1 AND 1 ..Tr=ru,--_rf:.-..:-- ** * ‘ ‘ n- ' —-i——I bedroom, uttUtlre "■*“*----- *** BELLE- ------- - - ___) 3-4847. ' I rURNIBHED APTB. 1' — Belle view ltloto w Boo Templeton ist' class DECoRATiNapAiNT- K. L. Templet on, Realtor Im tnd woil popertof. RE 4-«45 2334 Orehord Lob* Rd. FE 4-4AE A-l PAINTINO AND PAPERINO, ABSOLUTELY THE PA8TE8T AC- ,, interior end oMortor Ouoraatoed (lun on your load contract. Ooeh i a«saa.» ..ti ' »wKwiv«e~T~r: workmonshlp. RE *-1171. i buyers bolting Coll Reoltor,M “ A-l PAINTINO. INTERIOR EE-) RortHdso. PE 4-1M1 1040 W. Hu- , sw^nsTn W ___________ terlor IS nor oont disc for cash. ron. 1 LARGE 1 ROOMS and BATH, Tv. ; uoncRN Ouorsmeed Free pot. Re 4-8306 ^ - n„i p.e-e. is SS?ds.7i«f0*** ** *' I rurnlsbpd - . a___x--- -i paiwtimo a ptowitTiwr1 Wauled Real Estate 3o RR t-iia. —^.1 , bathe. Uk* nrinutwo. i»i -------------------------------------------------------- j -LAkESHORE APTS. and * feadnan at Dnton Lake, rreicaara—1—-- rictlf AAA" PAINTINO a DECORATING. CASH » years experience. Reowmabl*. M HOURS FOR YOUR HOME Free estimate*. Phono UL t-llW. equity OR land contract. WKICHT, Rgaltor U«!Lrr.«»» . ■.-i..-*RfTW*«,e« HI — nut . EM A LADY INTERIOR DECORATOR. Papering. FE 0-W41. . ,■ PAINTINO. intTY EXT. PAPER! banging. Mason Thompson. PEI M364._ —— _ -----n PAINTINO' PAPERINO. REMOV- i ol. Washing. FE MM. E *53*41^ I ULTRA NEW JTORES WEST glDB MODERN LAKEPRONT ATTRAC- FE S-U44 '___ lively furnished boos*, near Union -=j—r-sr^r - ' ' ■**'— I t«*» sept, to jun* em i-oiM. Rent Offlcs Space •Aim bath PARTLYFURNISWED HOUSE. — “ AND ^ BATH, i U Wsst BrSklVn “XfeEDED*; Lake Properties I — COTTAOS58 — TV. RD. HM DAY I private entrance. FE 4-4111. ' MOTEL KITCHENETTE aRT8. UUNttev turn. 411 per week. *470 PonUae Lake Rd. OR MIS— - ,______________ MODERN APARTiiHCNt. rTC¥t _ , . , _ ■ “I_______.'STLOR, agency___________ floor, gat heat. Phone RE 4-gOt*. Television Service 24 mi hiohland r6ad or *-w«*■ Mle»"«?»*—nriw-gxim5s~««o ' LISTINGS WANTED L efcjgJMjslftgs,_______________________________________________ to* have reduced OUT supply ot j PENTHOUSE WITH I SEDROOMS _____——--------------——----- listings dus to recent ssle> There- Sed linen* supplied end laund- JENiEH'S TV SERVlCEi_Arrn>- fore We nerd listing, ol all tfces arad. U William. _ , noon and evtnlng. cbll PE HM».: of property. Lfat wfth na today, upper 4 ROOMS AND BATH “ ~ ‘ and take advantage of the proa-’ private entrance. Adults only Upholstering 25 ont eetiv* moAet. ! pb *-4114. ______ EARLE’S CUSTOM UPHOLSTER-!CLARK REAL ESTATE ! ^l^roeoSs^^rtmS, noK^^KlvaU toy. 4174 Cooley Loko Rd. EM FE 3-7ISS - RES. RE 44411 entrance f ‘ MHl. _____________________11361 W Huron. Open Eve, ft Bun., 344*4 ■ ' 1 WEBT’SIDE. ,t°ft 4Mk»eB^! « Plains FE 33413 _ _______IS West Brooklyn Ave- new OFTICE8 - WEST SIDE poo. Inquire after I p m at i fm MUI —... —» I. i ■ ■ -, -... . 180 Norton, PboBQ RE 41113. j neeipp ns LAh»S. n iSnf*"*' ! year ROUND RURN.. WAtSS °for rent 3 ** front horns on Ortons Lake, tw Drayton per mo. Sbowa by appointment, j---^ ... to yam. j For Sale Houses Rent Houses llnfurn. 40 i'esDRU. new. rull see, tor llioO dn. RE (-1 1 BEDROOM HOUSE THOMAS UPHOL8TERINO HI NORTH PERRY ST. FE 5-8888 Lost and Found LADY ! BULOVA WRIST WATCH. j Listings wanted I CASH tor your equity op boot**, i vacant land, toad contracts. RE 4MdS - RE 4*441 WM. A. Phone OR j9 ROOMS-AND BATH ;1 ward. Call PE 41111 Lost"collie’ black and i years old, missing since i. Rochester area. Reward. pR y%.4mi:I |m^.,^r>swir*ing|1 isFTjrzrs fenced yard, $75. 8-4166. : _ Wv. i brtiMwajr. and garage. Nice »ub. EOO^Akl^lATH ^W 'd«4^ ! 3 * 8$£m°b 1 Wrtt# Fo*Utc PrtM ^uer^.^roRn^i or OR 34144 ____• _ I ROOM SK^^^n^rVtoi0^ to^SeBIn,X. Keeler. 1M month PE 4-UM. N«tkM *nd Perwaub g _________- LfalgBWjJfcwA Hjt I ullm™ “1_____________________ e.......................\VANT ACTION? ji .aooift ^^Ti^o«**<«i|&-T*aSlaL "DtJEnr.BW« 1_____ ANT OIHL OR WOMAN NEED- We Buy.Trode. List. Roll -Jg_gg»- —_ flat, pvt. ent. and bath, child reel- equity - friendly advisor, phone PE YOUR EQUITY IN BUSINESS- j ROOMS AND BAT H, $14., cgme Rea*. Inquire Ut Norton. 4 MM. ■—— toi*-d»me-oerooso - or I adult* only. OSMtfB St. UL SOWS,1 — »—** 1—- yie of Mlchl-1 i roomTAND BATH NEAR OX-ilsatlon* work | ^ one block from scbool. HHHH Sm VimT1"* 101 MM4 U" r- NEAR PONTIAC PLANT. LADY j BY pWJVBR ELISABETH preferred Etchant* reference*- | privilege*. 1 bedroom hom FE-3-3W.. , ..-....I dlagt ya* hast. FE Mill s GENTLEMAN, CLlfAN 'HOMS AND BY OWNER BIOHT ON good meals. PE 1-1311. I Isk*. year around ] bedi m nomc. 4MM PVT ROOM POR MEN IN CLEAN I . »cbOOl _*00_ft. J?alhPE 4-7410 J‘.Z Southern home., near Tcl-Huron, BY OWNER. 2 BKDRM 1 ACRES. ?5*V. .Q0dd home cooked food If de- , brt-ereway 1 car gar 400 & ArIln«- tfrad FE 8-3338. . ' ■ ' Walton. Rfc 8-3481. ROOM AND board' 68 WI1.L1AMS BY .OWNER - B ROOMS. 1 BED-- - -—... FE 44431. I .room*. J yewrs uld -Yull bar- 5^:^^ riSTi. “ i ^reW1 3H711i“ *“** _ _ MODERN 4 RdfiM~WHfllASe SsSi&~~aTtTa& * fS'^MMD . i ft I LstrSf-wttkC;..:: _ ' I ‘ I 8*00 mots, poo to MA 4-4M1 ~ COLORED W Cm| Jai b*th. full ba ■ clean. polBUfL garage 1 I door Nle# sbaar yi Immediately 11.6*4 NEW GI RESALE S rirSfi 1 1 bedroom ranch style, rfP™? school and stores. I1U4 dt— , I Paul M. Jone», Krai Est. 11 ----HURON STREET______| KAMPSEN . »«Ti BEDROOM "' HOUSE. N E *1 2-BEDROOM DUPLEX ! «3m*. nn sown. Re aim*. irlf?«rS gPBgl :: $75 PER MONTH *8} EXECUTIVE HOME FE 4-71833 544 Wise BLVD N 2 BEDROOM, UTILITIES, NEWLY ___ AT VALENCIA ____j m<7nraB|’aJM ‘ lures. bnly *lf,*6o'wTth ea^liebl gsgm.0^^.^0- »g^gg^g^riiyCAR CPASGUS. realtor in 12 sedrm. RANOR a^a auto. pbI-mu bssemen. ap .. 811 PER WED? |WM^BOlfirjSS-------'--- RE 1-1401. ’ 4STORY 1 BEDROOMS 61 S. JKS- garage tad patio Easy -----— -----------ala, clean. PE Mil. . I Call OR 1-178< after 8 p i Rent Apts. Unfurnished 38 i bedrooms. » o Rthor ; 3 bedroom, uvuid ----- - ~ ------- a.sms is** petvUeea* BMwf, MIl uwRy. 1” ’ Irepladt, large nvtny lining area HlltIBk on neat, immaculate - coupRtom 1% ear allaabad garage, flb.211 —Term*. ) LOST - BLUE AND ORAY PAR: akeet VK. TTtl-Huron fe mgs , LOST STANDARD BROWN POO- Realtor HM W, Huron St. ■ ALL CASH OI AND PRA EQUITIES If you ore leaving state or 01 money, call us for lmmedt deposit. '____ MAyfatr 4g»0 .... , , | _ ......... ................................. and pay for ad.;ipaeiAUZED REALTY SERVICE, r anrii**- Ttt.Eo' RaieT bowi4 * _ RKWOOM RANCH HOME. call Louts Bor el. Realtor. FE 1 4 Jell N.verbeen lived to..Carport at-I to _ ___, . - , 11 BEDROdit RANCH. PRIVATE HOUSE. BEDROOM. owner. OR MISTJ________- ■ K*iiV *“ *?f: . or U n ! r<£ i largest organ! you. 34 offlees throughout U AEROTRED8 KNAPP SHOES j stato to serve you. FRED HERMAN OR 3-lWl! Immediate AcUqn lj Our Mouo ----------------------- STATEWIDE I Real Estate Service of Rootle* B. D. CHARLES. REALTOR j 7|7 S- Talagroph ; RE 44BI ' Rent Apts. Furnished 37 Clemens BmT REWT'at *88 par'*»«., eluding taxes and Ins- Near shsols and store*, OR Mlto. _ BEDROOM BRICK RANCH. fahead. ^ ^ rgcrehtion _____ jiyiil' jSni^^ili~Wbr5wi. 1 ' airf,; - -----...1_ FJ HIM. ___ ■ 17 BAIePWIlt — ROOM HOUSE. NEAR FISHER j Michael area. Center fenced to Body, tto car garage.__FE_ 4-837B | mi. j c»r garage. Oood terms to uinsuw nu««. mi rtriww, un Thl« hotll ill Ml nvp fveii* —r* &-a 3-1141, m 444N Opvn gun $4. ' UUni! tftBli? prUtlugM on WUllftmv 1*1* rull 1 —(jpf~TOTiO\E?— 1 lEL* uSVhiT^aaffNr| ********«-****• *°******* terms I f I Some' ctn be .. _________________, __________ SIM further Information _ bssemenl Ox* haw HOM'ESITES! M* NorlherD H g BUY NOW! roBly0|i«t*mnvt* you to this! BUILD LATER! ^TrooTWu1'i2«"St*A4 ice lota available on easy I tomsUe heat. 1 ear garage. 8M plant 1 t Includes, paving. »7 month. Don’t mis* this on* •to*: community pstor. gas i—fnrmsdf ‘------- Minimum sis* 81 foot front-Can ba purabaaad for 10 ARE YOU WORRIED OVER » RM. AND BATH. 83 WASH1NO-I —----- I, | . tt- ; - | ton St. Hear schools A buses. ; ‘b^b^iS?toAMA7dS5: »l»airwnpM«AN70ARA«:; Michael rtrtt* uarty**%*~ 4-ttU ROOM. eOBAT BRICE. FIRE !*M.P_riva»^e.jMTPef Jg' DEBTS? TROO»r**tjFlre:R. EAST SIDE j* ffjjr- Nexr bus. stove, automatic heat, I throughout, fe 4M4S after a.w, mtrCe. OR 3-0838, large attic. (6.000. irriul Labe Rond.. ______OR 3-0838, 2 *tfl I i^iSi. UPPER BRI(SU_DU FLEX } 3 rms Sontitl * Rd.rh Wm , ■/“tl- Honeymoon Special lew’s little dream hom*. L. | m fireplace. Com- COLD WAVE SPECIAL, 8* 80 0 nlejte. rv.m“ * — " —- E 3-1344 at. PE 47034 CONSOLIDATE ALL TOUR BILLS, eur„mra T___, ________ __ _ „______ AND_lir US OIYE YOU or“*m!S». -w~—- - j rRObifT PRIYATE ENTRANCE B®GETSE^ICE ---------- 12 w. HURON RE 3-0*00 tng to front ^ door 2*s naat, 13 R1 CATEHinO SERVICE FOR WED-, dings and pirttei. PE 4-0671. All uo«ntedINartto°^i*ptoked upi Clran. 3'and bntC n 4Uto.— , 1m of charge. ’“THE HELPING 1 ROOM AND KITCHEN, PRIVATE HAND BTfrRE.’’ RE 47104, MA] entrance. Otoe* tn^llO FE 3-OM3 2-H41. ' 1 ewn v weniAnu mnnss aft., DAINTY MAID SUPPLIES — 738 Utilities. FE 4312S. Mtnomtoe*. Mrs. Wallace. FE j room, private ENT. AND - bath. RE 2-2482. 184 Mt. Clemen*. |! ROOMS AND BATH, UPPER. J private entrants, mimic* furn- I W«S. 810 week. PE 2-204*._________ 13 RM. PRIVATE, UTIL. wtflTB couple, near QMC. RE 24034. ,__ii< 2-8723._________________ ROOUO OIL HEAT. AUTOMATIC hot water heater. 474 Fourth Ava, Inquire at 404 Pwurth Ave. 1 RMS. AND RATE NEAR BALD-»ln and Rt Mike's, stoker, hot bsm't. Clean drinkers. FE rfLARKSTON* Ms Beach. RE BEDRobMsT-- SdlriymfiJSl^VgS:: 4 BEDROOM I MS- llvtog l_____________ cesh. nletely modern Built-— ------ Com-;—Tiled bath. Lars* bedreom. UtU-p.m.J itv room, new furnace, well land- . ____ ROS- -Ckpef Airnrokimatoiy 3 scree, fir full hunt Will conftldif trade on • email wndr oft 3-3441 houa* oVlot or will tell for It- Domthy^Sn^TLavcnder BATHS STONE. , hmr wwl sacrifice at *“ -1 dishwasher * disposal, tl ----1—•-— fireplaces ■ Realtor 1st. 20 I m 1001 Highland Rd. <1 Mil 4-4417 Eves. ______■ EM 3-3303 DaysJUIIHI sprla- fN~(!OjtiMTON.~ BY QyNER. 3 rags, *ltoUUl) Bg T. away, land contract or with low [ down payment. (§■€>■ PB_4-4404. ROOM. MOD fldT HOUSE, NO bsmt., north aide. 03(00, 8406 do. lee* for cash. PE 8-0724._____I bedroom 3 NICE LOTS ?ome** This VTT in food JCfogo wEtto raaaonaMt”down jpartnan 3 BEDROOM HOME Now racant-and ready to mot. In. Oood Reego location. Only $7280. MOO down “ “ *r will eacrine*. . JACK LOVELAND SWIIIM. | 3100 Casa Lake Rd. # i ISM NEARLY NEW RANCH A Steal at $9,600 IN2URANOD j—^--------DIXIE LABS AREA acres of land, Llrf*~ri m I Heatalator fireplace Olwd mo • uy car garage Tool bldg. Lake priv-.... -»h rii-Au- lllgee. Now at gU.Mt. Lake. Oflf I0IM '— —-rmcat. east SIDE — 3(b*drm bam* I____ Out cash? Own-1 JJJJj1 48x110, j decoratied. ’ Lake privileges T hrlra U VIA lawsn. ______ _________ p* 2-4078 I LAKR PRIYIt ——If dll. IIIM-TBrSRMmmmMmiMMRHilEEEMMUMMHIMMlRlIBHEEUI 116.000 Will accept small cur payment, MA 41181._______ ‘ IN PONTIAC. CLARRSTQN AND MILFORD AREAS | ciiir elfWl $250 MOVES YOU IN 1 SAV>_$3,00U K|« iSS“ ““ " ISHwu “3“ I KENNEDY bsm’t. Pared street. 818.000 « 01.000 Sn. NORTH SIDE - Pleasant 4 t > ROOMS AND aAi Heat' i Baldwin. Oakland, ii ROOMS. IMPRINTED Wedding Napkins . "FREE" \'iS&'^n,S^w7yi Wedding Invitations . 1 SNW.IlMir Backenstose Book atore ;y H66m ruhoalow, nkwlt West aide. Pto-4-^8r r Equity OHO. Lot 100x100. I a OR 3-1872 or OR »07M. 2 ^MS. _A_Np_SATH ON S. MAIL f ROOMS OR 3 IN DEBT? IF SO LET US 0 ROOMS ANP RAT2L 2m_MOirrH. ffrUced’ yart,*^ud* school _1 blk can o6dJtML 22 OAKLAND an* newly decorated. 388. Roberta, PE ft-^0. “NICE LOCATION, NEAR OtTfiaal. 8 car garage. 2 ye ■wsw*. 2212 Bratton. Bloomfli Township, PE 8^1407. MAKE US PROVE IT! twi* ...t suburban bom* wUh ‘ lapprok. 1 »rrj^ _ iautlful* tefife Lar$*_Uvto^t(r«^ lut. Beautiful Lk ORTON VILLE — id ‘ badroSms. Full’ba'semenl ____-pbaib na mbi: - _ I Indian village 4J4% CONTRACT 1 wi-tflt r7*Mo. Will I Oh. I ffrtOMR AND BATH, NBA T, I j warm aal clean. utntUcs ~. CT »-3707. - ’t You 1 Place to Pa' . . ... , - | warm *oo cirmi. wnumwe ™t j 3411 Auburn Avenue, A u B u r I ~toru* Heine Ease \our Mind \ nunod, ....-, 1 Hetonto, -ul -mwa,------522?- WE ARE NOT A 2 and i room, yrr. bath^ and.cijian and pleasant for lsou. • « . unttaseqc; Newfr datoratod. Ht ]v around lake!rout.---------- LOAN CX)MPAN\ I N. Telegraito Apply 10 Clatk St. I SrtSters^ FE Tflto. __x---------- --------— 11 BEAtmFOLLY- PPRN. BOQM8.1JL T: m * m mmunnM XGW Rato./arts*, ptoaeaut eurrotad- gso. children welcame, ■ _ _______ lugs, ■uctaeaa girt preferred. FE Mountain Road. RE 0-26*. matte brat (tor* and refrlgei *•22**-' ■ ...- I _ x acfiltnfflf APT!! tar. Mto^BrUbxne. Oakley Par exclusive residential “ “ i oinfi frtiflt trati. Bale.—. IVMOH xir’Mit*’oia'^’^N |Ti“~hA&il im!' "liXttti. “ >VlC ^■ basement, attachgd garage, .10 MODERN 0 ROOM.Farm HOUSE I aefoa. will accept saxall ROOM HOME. 3 BEDROOM. FULL formation, basement, oil bast, fenced lot, garage, fruit trees, colored. Price. IN’ HIGHLAND - A VERY NICK YEARS OR SERVICE NEW LIST1NO i car garage. Ttox t* * cated Large I fireplace. Brick Lakefront: 3 bedroom*, nearly new, carpeted living mom and OW°*r " WEBSTER LAKE ORION — OXFORD LAKEFRONT SONS — Nearly n*v groom, modified ranch noma an Pin* Lab# near Oxford. Vary modern panelad -«-» bath with vai vanity. Nice cun —mtnum alarms and gll.MS with 43,200 OTONEY LAKE — Tear *Mld bring room with ftraptoc*. Very modern kitchen with aSOnflaw cupboard MM. 2 bedrooms Tiled bath. Pull basement Mil BLAIR MICHIGAN CREDIT COUNSELLORS RM. 121 PONTIAC STATE BANE! BEDROOM, AUTO- ______ 15 payment, wi Pontiac Pres* Boa 111. .... _ 41x34 BRICK "FRONT RANCH. r for an appointment. rr-PE- '"RLfioTi* "SS4»r " A ROOM APARTMENT SUTTARIJ! "htomSfr " tar wettong or retlred^man. Prt- Amtftaas Assoc. CraSR Counselors! _v»t«_ Mlcblgcn Assoc.' Credit Coun*slorsji Hj£ "iStAIN PLR. N. END. VERY LOSE EUdhT SARELT UfD nto*. Sg&Lj* haehflor. Pvt. economlcallv with newly relecsed bath. FK 2-4216. _ BEDROOM apt! Hex, WTflS ^ * unm room, p ure. *« j Suitable for j kitchenette, budieom, private bi __ Bachelor ROOM APARTMENT, refrigerator furnished. _ Phone FE 8-3321 from _____________m, biouls xxu i Hr __duplex go* beat, OL $-0221. | {gi; SMALL ' LAKEFRONT HOME $78 ! jjbg~ steele Realty ______ (Main Office) petlag. seeded' town, foi'f land- j 1342 Norto^^tord Road Between ! ii'rag* S» setped, built-in appliances. 1,308 - Highland and Milford I -- u ft. *800 moves you to. 884 i MU 4-20*8 EM 2-2027 FHA mortgage R® NEW 3 BEDROOM HOME SMALL i numerous 1 -—SILVER TiAIOI Modem 2 room lakefront. Largo paneled living and^ f-- LQE. 1 RM. APT stover and ref rig. included. *u» - - ----- ,rkln - Oood cond YEAR ROUND LAKEFRONT brick 3 bedroom, largo Bring TatHE rMto hato 1CM «244 mto: UN 3-8813. _______ . i ouwn payment, 404 per month. I. 3 BEDRM. RANCH, . PE 8-3030._____________________________ carpet A*d drapes. FE 6lDER 2 BEDROOM HOME, t ' Basemtnt 2 lots 6L2(t down. 888 mo. Muat see to appreciate RE iRWQ~- ‘ ‘ - —4 _____postered walla, tae heat. I teneedyard.____newly draumtod. Price drastically reduced. Dan t ] ml** this one. Only IU.3I0. Partridge 1$ THE “ * TO III .ysoo......::: EAR R O U N D LAKEPRONT I * Jjt<^Snln *S?**J!l jSSoTbleter^J^ ! ROCHESTER AREA, cuocler Teacty j »«« “?» INLY 0208 DOWN ________ ^ - I And only 880 manth. Who Oould dn better? Call today, let us cbow — a-i. a kat-ooin bom* tnfh i tgas. Automatic] .toupte.Naart _____ ______3. 2*00 Mdwta Rd.. - 37706. —Wl,, ffflfi i ftfcMWS.:--------1 ROOMS PULL BATH, PRIVATE ' ----------■ main floor. Old w*«k. niHI IB- ’ WE PAY ALL-YOUR BILLS For Rent Rooms $9,500 3~ROOMS AND BATH, UTILITIES I furnished. 103 Plertoca. Our sarric* toc.udra fra. to.» d payment of rant and ■tUftesj ____ pwktnu_ Oood mm ^***SLJ\ ^RBBOmqt wm i NEp. CLXAH. BTRICTLT PVT-, partly tm. 3 room* *nd ■ ■ r^~r"a,‘S‘^CTjH ties plus stove, refrigerator and I g-antwas-anm-art- sr-a^usr.-jaraas- I -SOTl apt. slat washrr 278 par month. Phone OR 3-7183. - _ NEWLY DEOORATTO - LAROE Ettrtte£*^*^or ,$ dll ifr, Large Home or, Income TIN* west aid* ham* haa complete apartment sn 2nd floor for separate living quarter*..with 3 bed- room* and bnlh down, there ar* a bedroom* and 2 bath* to all. Nice quiet netfhborhoad, with Wa-■ —* Tw> pa i eehlai (ltd puMte close ny. Lovely shaded raft. Ho r GEORGE BLAIR REALTOR *jji 4536 Dixie Hare OR 2-1221 tt drairad. HOMEX SERVICES 224 Nattoanl Hart Rkto. Roehasto Phene ol 1-SIM am OL 1-OUI I only, PE i 3 LOB. RM . ______|. CHILD----- 431 It. Parry. PE 24110. e0!^ Wlft CMMresi to Board A^S^SXSK fenOLDCARE LICENSED ROME Oaxbabtw and Maybra Road area. i dfapoaal. Oom0i only. PE » idHK.pfr iAW and ent. _______ . . Baby'watoakaa. WM MSB. Wtd. Household Goods 29 JSft? i t romoTM^URNmnur^^ *lns Vno^ ” healed buUdlmy'jurt 1 *tonr walk-up. Automatic gas hot water, aav or Right. Tiled hallways. Rtoh school, also grad* school within Short distance. 444 E/ Plk*. FE OR CSaS6'COURT XRAilfTfiTNT "Modem to Every Detail’1 Apuayamcr---------re *01 and Shower. OR 3-3843. • . „ra,. „„ „ l ROOM FOR MAN PRIVATX EN- | RUSS MCNAB trance, cooking and refrig. 201 E. Huron. FE 4-0113. ’ — I AOBUliN HXfOHTS AREA ATTRACTTYR. WARM ROOM. 0040 dOWR — i bedroom Gentleman. i Separate^ Kitchen prlrtlege*. Oarage. K BPS 8TOPP1NO AT DQofa. '£bE of Weldon and Adajns OL REAL VALUE! WEST OF PbottM. I bedroom brick 1 hlneti from new school. Full basement, family kitchen, bulb to range Ktoc reduced to 218.200. Ii.ooo down, assume my FHA mortgage. Phone PE i-mo._______________________ A. JOHNSON & SON 170* S. Telegraph FE 4-2553 i HAGSTROM LAKE FRONT ROME 3 Bedrm. ranch, tone Uvtog-kltcbca area, ^“ •^ attoched Ito garage. R FURNITURE AND APi- flOOSa AND RATH, NEWLY vw I!***1 or beusefullj decorated, quia*, eumfortable to * courteous eervte*. PR eousrtcy »urrwun4togs. OR i rfi* - FrOOSU AND BATH, ADULTg. Irant attraettra rm. >E 8-132i.' CLEAN RM8 REAS IS COTTAGE _St., Apt. El. Mrs. Bee. RE 3-8414, (ttn OOkSlNAnblt aijCEPINO AND 8 yeL-...... . . _ !»• maua with tv t«d an bui I lug room. $ W| bedroom*, til teth, brtti«WSf7 pffSii. Bftftltl _ Cottage St. . i wlii duouc ____1___! urge house, Uttle down payment I M. CaOlaB. BSBSet. iIqFatfr fiPTc; “sat,aamjsJLa:itri-leve^starter c SLAJ.S«vPb-' $tEgg%53BZ&- n '°‘raiTD?” ____ _ -- PLKAAANT ROOlTPOR RDSIWEm ! CARlTAEra^MR^CARROlL j or^rofesetonaljndy^PB_4-t323 JOSJPH R|WKKR - tK»j route, idngl* or double. Please , mT|Ru> a _a.m. yM~*4M. ]. CLEAN ROOM FOR MAN. PVT Ent. and shower. *7 Wk pe 1 8-PI4 ’ LOVELY I RAVE 8700, 3 BEDROOMS. LAROE >inmqm And umlty plastered walk, carpeting and awnmgi. ilMOS, 11800 down. Drayton KmuarsaOS 2-2402. Sylvan Lake Village 2140 PasNtSl Drive. « level brick. oTiwfigmo. I silhi- ramad ln place, family room, mud room Weeds d eeraer _ic4 Lake prirl-1*3es. 21K220. Open every Say. WU) mwwato ea your tot. Albert Only 111.800. BARGAIN HUNTER’S SPECIAL 4 room lik* front homt. 166 ft. on mm Miff, fn-'** woodod lot. Can bo hftd for only^fl-OW^aown. H. R. HAGSTROM REALTOR 4000 HIOHLAND RD. PONTIAC OR 4-0358 MA m ________ A 1 ARCADU CT. I LEMHI |WL. _ . idults. Utilities as* gaa rangei furnished. Stttar Lake. 0-0010. PLEASANT.! J 4-4333 ' JOSEPH P. REIIJ - BAUCS IK» _ _ _j NON- 2*-02 « Phone OR 3-2211. Rant Houses FurHithsd 39 4-4730 _ _ J-SAROAIN. 3 BEDROOM. 2 STORY Dawson O Butterfield ROOM. VERT ATTRACmfE TO- [ Dawson A Bui — ~*~sJF** j - ftf OWNS £5 Rend. PE EtxM'hrfTH PHtVA' entrance. Utilities ‘ Mil UBton Lake Mich. EM 3-3*17. MgsmjMsaFd wr fas O. PlatUey. BuUder. EM 3-0403 VHY PAY-RENT? 8 bedroom ranch dfb, of brick and -tram* aonctraanca. Located to BnldpanSwi* Teeraeklp. m sr-EsP---------------- Small Farm and Income - « acres wtlh larga frame hnaae, divided tote two 4 room apart-• small barn. A bargain at Farm Colonial grew this white new’* home with __ , „ ..autlful fruit treae and flueer beds surrounding ft. Lot* of room for everybody, with 4 spacious bedrooms, Inrg* den, hugs dining and llvtog rooms, rifra utility room qno glasaad- kinds Tin floors gl . . ___________________ toy the Helds tone, tog burning, flraptoc*. 224,180 on aaay term*. or will exchange. Partridge 1080 W. HURON lii.oo bluet. Vacant and w* lei at your convenfunee OEOBOB R. IRWIN. REALTOR gg W . WALTON________PE 2-1223 ____ Ranch Home On 4 aurac. Ihto baas* waa bum #■•$■» -'1 Unt bftdroom* witn toenty of ~to*pto. krg* llrtog ream modern kitchen WNk dining *1. fall basemenl with recreatton roam and kitchen. I.mr atterhed garage. All UM A ’ fine selection of new and asad homes to- ebooa* frees — In or tat •f City. Gall for former Inform a- KAMPSEN Realty & Building Co. brick ranch ■ Flreplas-- and $ c ^^“T>kra wifo* tola ramie ill* bathx :2 ritr «n> J ,, ..ing.c LOTTNO S2CRVI “4JTOI “ “ Road JOETr-TWO THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21,HMO tor Mb N« ~&NNETT Clojr-In 2-Family ' n«pa.. i>M *n mw. F»r M> Ht—a BROWN price Smramirtr- -- tll|ll»« fM T -MMHf W too. M *f >H>I (Wan* Lake m. *M USSRvAi built t» —Wj ' dinette table, t. Good cond, El FRIOIDAIRE IRONER. »36 OR MU_______________ FREEZERS — ROROE FREEZERS FE 5-3460.' FE 8-1275 j “TRDd COAfft4- 0704 WILLIAM# LAKE ROAD. 11 SBCffiSiB MtUMliO SfllT^ bedroom ranch, no reasonable of- seres of rolling and wooded lac 1 far refused at we have lust I North of Clarkston. |4,000 tern .“»•?« I C. PANGUS. Realtor ORTONVILLI LA DIBS AND CHILDREN'S AND ASSOtatATBS clottilng. ITL MBS. "(RaKI THRDWT MfPH ■ ’ ~ HURON T * FE 4-36S1 -----________ , SERVICE STATION FOR LEASE. - t»U, FE 4-U41. — . Oood potential. Please call be-'« -HT — By owner,J tween 1 and t, FE 2-0101. Aftei 5 - p m.. FE 61441. Pure Oil company, m “ CW n days ttnr wrsh|-J——t~ WAYNE OABERT----- , SAOINAW FE 0-glll i-jOREEN, PLASTIC LOVE SEAT ... .... ..... .5| And chair.- $80. Excellent eoadi- fampCal* 3ur 5 3C 1 MMSulck gtreel mmp. vnu ra w-«*>A •■>> .v»lu'« SB j SSStadin at baths (war flrtPlMe^-mvIdlng ARRO REALTY > Pau M. vSEm room uTm. Mrpiarate____________(1*1 Cass-Ellssbeth Rd. m mri rr.uo Hsnd many ^ 5-1284 FE 4-3844 I ra_M«60 desirable features t* e»»ke*”u ! Open Isnn I K p,m, home one of the boot. Priced at --------- SUNDAY 1-7 SM.SM. r " ’ * * t Val-U-Wayi KRViCE STATION FOR LEASE. na 7.2t'is Walled Lake ares. Excellent po-- - ! tential. Call FE 2-WM. After «, Or LASSO Fure Oil Oompany. STORE APPROXIMATELY 4( X (0. located SI W. Huron. For not or lease. FE 3-S3M. ,_____ Year-Around Business .biv^^^^'6igy| C PANGUS, REALTOR I m south .y^^NA 7-JI15 j P^son Real Estate M acre*, in lafesr co. on | 504 S. Broadway Cme,.nB&a *re™mn|0UBsrgs*S j_■ >D OROCERT. i. good ' 3-8107 i for (12.800 torn* 1* ACRE FARM ON MAIN HOB-- T' ’1 - ”■* toad S bedroom hone, f-“ Forced nlr oil furnace, garage, tool shed, storage ■mall barn for horses. Only . Oolng -0578 arte Into service. &UAUTY. CLOTHES. MINI ---. —.. —pte, dresses, mater- suits and jackets ChUdrsn's Clothes. ____ ___ 3-8878 and FT 4-8848.___■ WEDD1NO DRESS WITH CATHED-ral train, and hoop for tale. Ukt new. MA 4-4440. AIUr t p.m. fjmpmo prim. wny^CTAPEL {‘‘gg S»le Housahold Ooodi 68 A’ PRICE — REJECTS,' BEAU-tiful living room aultot, (l.TI orb. Bargain House. IS) N. Cast. PE OA8 STOVE APARTMENT SIZE FE 6-0494 alter 6:38. hotpoint EiuKFipd"ll<,JpuRSr exactly like now. Deopwoll, push- s - . 1408 Rlvoua Dr , Cost Lake, Fontlac, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE FOR sale. PE M8S8. 1-88 Huron ApU. IRONRITE IRONERS. FULL SIZE Hoar models, demonstrators 8180. (ATCHJNO FIRESIDE WIND luintauRK 1 »tf». Ml*., new. >M ^mch. J | Roastmable. LOVELY 8 BEDROOM. S s il LARX PROP1RTY UF'TO In site Nothing down, • ----c __ 6660 DDtraTHWY. (0 ACRES FARM. BY OWNER. , NA 7-3880. ______ ___________M ACRE FAXM FOR SALE, OOOD . BEDROOMS. ■ location 3600 Sherwood Road. 3 Tireplace. full room house. NA 7-3269 front goreb, 80-ACRE FARM t_14.000 WITH C. PANGUS, ORTONYILl B. Street _;. . LAE dP RON T, TSscrglcr . Real Est. STREET • FE 61378 KgPRONT YEAR: 3---ns. 3 baths. beach. (17,- HlOH ON A HILLTOP ____________ qulclte 7 room brick ranch with j FOR OOOD RUTS ______ In the (I ft. recreation room. Heated, plastered garage. Oood * mriwitd L...L _n “ *•— ft. lot. Oxil Betty for prto* and BUCKNER Sun. lH SPECIAL — LETS OO HUNTING | 2200 aa x-r mww and fishing, m acres of Mnd | mento* of raim m 1 S i bids. pke«t tog and only 0 miles from Lake attractive office oil Kr, A « FREEZER. 8tUd«!> OOUo£_||i. TiBLE~AMb reasonahls, OR 3-5533_____________^ | 4 chairs 88. PR 60371. A-l REBUILTS MAYTAG WASHERS SPEED QUEEN WASHERS EASY SPINNERS RCA WEIRLPOOL WASHERS HAMILTON AUTOMATIC ALL GUARANTEED. DELIVERED OOOD HOUSEKEEPING SHOP of Panttee >1 WEST HURON PE 6111* SCHOOL PLAN RANGES We have just replaced IS mare Roper and Magic- Chef gas ranges to the hem* eeenemle etoesse of tb* Pontiac School District. Tne»e art Ukt new and torn* la W’ and to'7«s“B„*ml- lsrge porch_____ . dock'. Exc silent a enly.gg.7IS. r "tot , WALLED LAKE Pine leeattom Just across the rend from lake. • room modern, new 00 furnace, glassed-in front perch Extra lot. Reasonably priced ^ 2?2x , X 33*13 With natural fireplace I Ceramic tUe bate.- excellent kitchen. Full bajjcsscnt n, *— -rajw. Rcaittful woeded lo L IVAN W. SCHRAM ' REALTOR FE 5-9471 80 JOSLTW COR. MANSFIELD 1. Read PE 64883 ! ' ONE.' 1M WRIGHT. Realtor i Aye Open HI 130 j, Evening* FE 5-0308 ! MULTIPLE UR1NO SERVICE I IRWIN DRATTON PLAINS t bod room home located close shopping and schools. Right f that small family. *—* «*— *■— Priced below 00*1 as suw-sm monthly payments ef (08 Including tone and Insurance Can be bought Sewn to (M per month. 5 Bedroom $10.95D m af the best buys *» 1* room Ear 3 Mocks to Laoota. Carl W. Bird, Realtor . .----- - - Rig. * *®ii Lfc»«i ST DRAYTON AREA - Smsll room, WHEN YOU NEED rant seats apnrou. 38. good loca-; $25 TO £500 2S- w. JSzVL rou. ^"SJWt’bitSS.STATE FINANCE CO. AUTOMATIC DELUXE KENMORE washer, Ukt new IBS. Mutual 62523. kW. Saa stove. 1 PIECE kllihon set. good cond. PE 6141S. ATTENTION I! Used TV. 81* 88 and ut ers. dryers, ranges nnd stars. 3 piece sectional dinette get, bedroem iulh refrlfer-L blond Ha-JBOfl^ plete. FE 54002' OlobaYh III W. Walton. iirnlture. A BEAUTIFUL BUY 6Ptero Living Itsn. suite ONLY $99.-50 Choice of 7 Colors Used Btactrto Water Heaters, ysrxr choice 110.00 none higher. Used aleetris laundry equipment.. both wethers and dnrera. |33 up. jJwVggoa water heaters reduced CONSUMERS POWER CO.— 3S W. Lawrence SINGK^i^Tal^WWrRfl «*gM *y « » cwrFs L Sill JtUOK ttMi lfc. Carpet. Wtedwara at Square Ml S«gh Tod'S. PE 67701 3PECIAL j. Leod Carp Lk. lust 3 __ _____________ TRUE BEDS TTITH BED SEntTS ano quUt coverlets optional. Also blreh desk and txhles OR 3-3034 ~ TWIN SIZE BED. COMPLEllS. $80 “ sscftonal. FE 636*3. nwi* OAS BANOE FOR ELEC- ! S' R. J* (Dick) VALUET j Realtor^__ FE 4-3531 UJEAL POE RETIRED POLES OM» S bndroam ranch wbh pan- : DRAYTON WOte* and walls. G— ~ . i _7_ e, LiZ. gMAdt^torje Roro to the yeat------ American 3 story *R green xhuMei.. ....... _ toe village of Dwtlbstg. Close to ilhaels and shopptng.1 large riSlTTStci^'mSSa^iiaKl Waterford HiQs Estate well shaded lot Thto to a family toeutton. Stoi*OttKr MANO^LLMO HerbertC IDavis, Rltr, down and 87* per month. Imime-1_ TO Mill ________ g^proroogton enu to o burry 1 For Salt AcTBQ$B 15 CLARKSTON . * acres - part woods, near REAL.E.ST^EsiINC i Open Dally p to •: Sunday 13 MAple 54021 Credit Advisors 61A j BUDGET YOUR DEBTS toThSU^^t^%d“5^ j “^^TEJIMJLSpNO LOAMS to got 0X8 of debt, see - Financial Advisers, Inc. 3ta S. SAOINAW PE 67003 PONTIAC OR 4-0358 iiigaa.1 PONTIAC; >rive-In. Cement block c< Mortfage Loans U Voss St Buckner, Inc I miles E. of Pentlae o u Height* on Auburn. Lwririy 1 bed re. large htob let. priced Nto unt-vo«t Has oak fleers, plasteren i walls. etrsmU bath with vanity nod all aenaapane wBaiiwe.. Imt 1 us tnpw yen this .anolnm built boat. Cha t be beet nl SUMS to**$r°WAL FAMILY. .INDIAN. VILLAOR. I — sooh. tit.ee*. Led Owns -* “ i™* 618D HWW' ent OL 144*2 o m**&ur*H ., i• ..I i. ■■■■■■■a. usinms si» . Get Out of the Rut! *•***!■.. t»r..«roll«r. to j Conaolidat# yewttbto. Let US Met. Call now for aa appoint- [ pay off your arigBng mortgage or land oeoteact persorial debts ... T ___________ STEF.LE REALTY ^JlL^bfe' glUd chickens, dogs etc Quiet neigh- /if- Ar/v; \ j rottty._______________t borhoodi (Ota* with tl.SOO dn. (Mam Office) I WE QET RRBULTB , ---. CROtj VRS1 FRANEgt 38M 380 North MUSerd Reed JMvw , Pw>?”f 8100 * SUPPLY Ry t mrT Unton Lake Rand. UC MM. rnUu^s ul semL* ' 83 W. Huron ______ pe 68(83 *** *~roll- _ __________ Open Nl p.m MU 62045 Uf 3407 i ‘ C-.».-------------25 RIAWDE. RuFfSIJ -wiTH PULL- =?™t------------—‘jjatTmaj’'' i ---------555C5___________” «•** •» HHUlO. —■ Il UBlflMI wrv.f. ■iiwiTO ’ BUILT TAKE OVER BALANCE gig Down; IS Monthly I Brand new lloo .OB tolevtoton Bedroom OutflttlnT Oo“«H Dixie, i ■*l>*!r^ ii .,0f i_l'{*tw_lLr Drayton PtoteaT £* 0Itod*L^,V?2l d*' gy jOiodel, win trade. Schick's. ' ^j&TT^5aETO&*w« toas^wT jjxy. nTmit *»W »«n or toads, cqmt out and tott jinranf, 1 acres of trio PArklnf. •hro*n Mr ■ Tom ' I in Upper PeiWUto .Just eff route os. S liitoo out *f Rexton. sihS6 ■ (ton. Includes i.ooo Chrtotma* Double on property. Only 08,80S terms. 1 H. C NEWINGHAM OROORS AND AOBU8 , _ __ . UL 633161 67318. store and prafllahto - business tout 1147 ____ 3 beautiful \rtSL. ......... ______ bull -j-—,------- TOTO bath*, an Bring St Will taki Into model etaoen wagon. eantroe* or . small PE 67584 Owner. TOb aM6 o6flt , . —iririe line ef gu and electric. 41(8 ,*o nnd up R B IlM We* down pnymott. ', Prow qiactrtc pe THOMAS ECONOMY TO <■ Bagtoaw ^ FE 34131 WRINGER WASHER i rttlnix rijr —tZ a?* i ^.r'S“„.,i5EaSiJS I '^£^-*25 st: «* HinhiM O—is WjFfSate Mfiri|hnnwJ£ * WYMAN'S !T~ r. 1.5 DAY SALE i*k. . ALCOA ALUMINUM COMBINATION DOORS Ft Sell Mhcihwm 67 its. too a: SCn*"*/ CSV fflr: Mr D*d«v MR - _____ Nr MMN MM food* |*Ta Mate i.TU uow ptft&f ivr rem uom IIy Daddy i»li If yon % THE POXTIACPRESS, W£DXESpAY, SEPTEMBER 21.19«0 Bn Kate Omm | Sele Houm Trailer* EURTYVAI1KEE, GUARANTEED --—jHTagsR wmm iijfQTgjrooiig 1 FULL l\ch thick *■». aw*** ------^jointly t salKI nJTb£KoS& $33.95 CALL NOW FE 4-4460 f$g|> Mwricri d—«. 711 TIZZY BUY VTOLJrta. AMY - CONDITION. RBTET ELECT»ICTE*D 6i»OA>r ONETBCW orcMdstrella TEN i I or banjo. FE 3-7163. H rz 3 { N A M MOW D CHORD ^OHiOAN > B^^^gC3cTI>fMl/8£^C^^ tew. .1 i j- [Jm 6SA; I NOCK aSl» P raceway wholMM* Oar* Mlebl-jj*» mm. IB y«ara QSi new (Jt&ourrr. Tn batkttm, 1 *oci — ■“ mdRtmir 1-* Pi IN ail n- ---«. about M, MUaj«“tan» hana*dolte?p to 4*" Mich. MBIro** Un“ ! u #. j|---f.“ — lluujt Modernization FEDERAL ahogar t »r v PECANJSpRtnNlBHKD Hia TV eqd Radio* 66 * um motorola lo-ioy tv. use ! Leering ■»-*- —— —■ j™ 1 —8 DIXIE .... in » a rffjnaT day MIS. *-# - FE 3-1033 ADtlttMi RADIO- WITH 3 a>EED Sltrtfysg.SS3m#n RADIO AND TV TEST for lale. OR 3-0441 Plenty of Free Parking. ! On Oar Lot ..PONTIAC PLT1 114W; Baldwin Rd, . , NEW SEE0t£R5Eii 1 gain *>!**. Selling I Castlron Radiators van*, u. a. i Thoapw, loot Mia Won I onTifeRNKR. >tAwdl! mount- ■ •C 1 OPM with *Urk control, i S“£* tank, tod fitting*. used 1 mm.: W*M Ml 4-3476. j «"* « OIL FURNACE, COMPLETE WITH LET’S. 44 44 LEW BETnDHjnr Music CO. ____ . Aero** from Birmingham Theaut FE 3-3443 [ MI 4-attS TWtoVB * ~ATBAFL1 SPANISH ^KUbCTKlC 6UTTAR AND “ SPECIAL. "/ •had Yaaa Ormd re con-aad regulated. Kxe. tone BARGAINS PPl J. T-froared mah , mi sheeting |M per m Wstir Softener* 66A ILECTTIIC AUTOMATIC WATER ‘■amfridlieri lxis sheettnf $M 1 jt - - - - hardtop. Ut oil furnace. tis.at j TUNINgT* ANb ItEPAntINO • hour aervlce. all work f" 1 &arwr«r gate. FE «■ SAvfe $i,0CD J BEDROOM ______ . S4.TM FVlI PRICE SAVE $$$$ Big dlacounta on ouslityu-Boa le -Motare Trallart All Kind* — All Btaa* Baay Badgat term* Oakland Marine Exch. ni-eiai Oyatarya BfT* rHIS WEEE ONLT!' Bob Hotchinaon Mobile' Homes Seles par cant off. Oaaow Bnortc Center. , J ***>■ ..... . ■----- ----- HU Caaa Laa* Harbor. F» H>S>. nsrnmr- rm a wmm. _______ i amm u tarfiy iii suv «jn s&jl ! control* and .trailer, tlaf modal-1 ^jE*. { UOt DU J25iWDT TO SHARE TRIP TO L A. front fendcrc, be -JarWjsj' : — fariwari.,, ______WIW beat 40aft0 i kh*. nmr aamaat pgf On* mil* earn of Oxford. I villa road. OA 1-0333 tlU# ro*d,_OA Nmi ARE TOO llTlll E dT would Ilka afi ideal ‘ocatio pattoa tree*, i Walking Dial* TRAILER FI y/sy4 fl*' rs^ia r**T I fW’WMNAriiafH^fWirP, _________ yg,r AUBURN HBiOHTH UOSILE TIL- ' Um Bbarp. It* N. Oydyk*. PR j women" jittjBKb‘ "with trah.- I “ ---ottlcOi FE j I kNCIINR ATIU.INRd LOI gala* tea rranri.ru Baa MO Hawaii. *0*1* atlra York, BIS. Parry Servlaa It Wsnted Used Cars 101] Pontiac’s Truck Center GMC A t tfSED TIRES i My, awL Alao u BTATETIRl l Mwse ‘siteBee* elans that cosvlncsd me long ago that j I could never be p Ubtarlsii!" “ % nASaAw T»f nqr Sallsi 1131 Dial* Nary CASH WAY Completa aelacUon ltchta luuma Factory prieaa. Mahlt— Fluoreacant. M3 mteti Ik. Aft. PORTER cable'’ Plants, Trsss, Shrubs 78 Sale Farm Equipment 87 BIC. SALE OF— USED TIRES 4.44111 CASH! FOB -----1 Private pm..i ------1 Preaa. Sad S* " Httm s for'tati Baattt* For Sale Miscellaneous 67,stahlet aluminum windows aati* iiuiS5gw*V»: w ~j«tana fiiMaw ... f>Sa i iewal- Hamilton r R • watch *so l-A-l ALUMINUM 8IDINO «*IxVh Pegboard . 14.** Rse Adamaon, Drayton_ Burmelster LUMBEft COMPANY TREE SERVICE Pro* aatlmata*. PE S-SSSB rvERORrxNs sHtlcE fir, arbovtua, Juntpar, ^ CARDEN £2, ‘ traator with 31 Inch cut ratary, u™* wh|t,',,ii, “d b like naw Coat »soo will tail at! p,lr„ rani* from IS tc AVERILL'S POX MOST CAM _______.r tu stock Awning*. Storm a. stoo* o money idown—SB mo. and “ —’ — ouorai m«k b4 w-1 bltater gad poel___________ WARWI CE'f,1 3^1 ‘“tSacBAR^lk RANGE HOOD ft FAN. OOPHnL d e i wn. fttfbCmafrtjriE. very good cond.. FE 4-ana. a ROOM eenmore automatic heater. MO gallon took, Uya-MM S BARBER CHAIRS AND' FIX-turaa. Completa outfit tor 1 chair barber ibop. PE ASS1S. 1 On, IPACt HEATERS. BIST OBoMT X 3pen S g.m. to I n _. _ Sunday N a m. to 3 p.m_ COMBINATION DOOR IxSgS’. blind*. 81*7* Alb. 13 plastic I . 34 s 73' Sill a. Oroar Blvd. 1 Eoosa Harbor, j ^ 4 Mmyam TliS lUt WUM. „ MMgtM.} _____Vo?mfalSr-M‘i ADDINO MaSPRES PROM SM cash reolSera FROM |4i «»«. ww mm*w OSi JSftlL*! Hood: A SEAL W er *“■ w SHELTON^ PONTIAC - BUICK 4*TOP DOLLAR ! ForalgH amt Spl. Cars 18$ soso piki* Huy. For Sals Pets 79 I MONTH OLD AEC REOIS- CLEARANCE SAL USED EQUIPMENT Bnuil^rldmg^ >nil WBlklng trictor* i—---------ol urn ! looici wSxu black mum: all I noma brand*. Oft MW ear* til10 M lag sad oamgngo. Slate Tiro SalM.TSI i. SMlnaw FE H MW 1 ARE TOU OBTTtNO i 1SSS MO MINT COND , im I 4.000 mUo*. ON MISS. | ISM CAKAVKLI.Fi CONI trg bsrdtep. Beat offor. THE MOST Fi; Ssls Cera M cond. Boa*. OH 3-ST33 k^,r&Ttis. AU nmoomubl*. Phone semblo yours, tabio. ada as ______________________ ISM damns. Formica top*. Mlebl-! -fan Fluorescent. 3*3 Orchard A»-1 SM gallon ad tank. OH w up.' MmS" Frtntln*'*fc *oJftc* I , » •* ------------------MBI L ^ KING BROS. —POEWAO HD. AT OPPTEE JOHN DEERE “TRACTOR. - TRADE DOWN — — TRADE UP — * 1.103? Mtrx^Sy nogT' rtlMm REPOSSESSION J l»4t Rutrk « doer hardtop, baottt- ful Wo* *M white flatfETjl* *np B3sSJS . stroam. Call altar d p. CAR PARTS FOR '4J fo ’fajdop- ORANOIBURO PIPE dt PITTWOS j fAjSE Royal A**o Part*. Il3BMt J. u transitk SEWER pipr ,Mrra .00».P»* .BTANPAEO Clemen*. Wontlac. j Corrugated Steel Culvert pip* p WFSSHMr; glB. FM’ S-SMl. ^_____ Ssls SIdts Equipment 73 J ^jLnt'>5gT. Alfc. mal*' S CEMENT STRfPB. READT UAOE! " ----. Splash block, door sllla. , 1 c*pi. rattM Frt-Cut | ______________hatflioi IpaaaL Tyloi. Wodgelock Joint 6iupifttE - rTwr A a rw ifHA - | ruppirBi SMM» R( f O-dKtJO. j J» vwg nm* **1U7. 13A y-ywy , . j i- J. |A . ’yOFFTCH fURNITURN AND MA- AEC REdisraRED CbtSER PUP J ACOMEN EdTilt^WNltoW «gtuVaUa “U* * mimm ouAlBi *r. 3 ataaoo* old. la cut, Also l p i s* - * fi^Oak-1 _ LLOYD ptaa. FE 4-33P1. Hub oocEEk . mad Eeooala. mm *-awau. AE^ IrttlfiJ V6& MutJ^FE ........ Dnnmlif i-___ Iron Soli Pipe A Fitting* Manhol* Coven. OroUs *nd Step* BATLOCK CoalABuf"------ 1 QfdlSfd ~ ~ AhcHqhSeIss Smton^’rtTJbr^TsrScircuiif. auction bale to settle the ED WILLIAMS i| B. Boglnaw gt Ra«burn Auto Service 1NO MACHINE IN CRETE BLOCK IN FOUNDS Sable Colli*. UL 3-3*4» Rocheater plows. Farm-All A B-SM1 ! MOTOR SALES 1 III S Bagtagw >1 Mill I DBnBtDASLI tlitfi CARS RARDENSURU MOTOR SALES 11 Earn at Plk* BE B-TBM WE BUY AND -I RADS OOOD CLEAN CARS- AND TRUCKS, y Cara • n Auburn ™ I AB MUCH AS ISO'rOR JUNE AND | cheap eyr*. PE l-IMS day* or S1NOER 8EW1NO MACHINE blond aabtaat Tak*---M| or payment PE H^ TOCEER PUPPIES^ 110 EACff | ______ . _NB*A11 A tractor Wttb cultivator and plow. David Brad — gardan tractor* and other 5 DAY SELLING OUT All Linoleum end Faint must go U,,, W. sol. !iu ---- Umtf Mot* Bgres1" Poods 74 1 DAckSHUITOS, • MALh AND diuBio ' Rodoo' Deap fraaitar, [ m.i. re* and black: puppteil l yn. dd/MMWteatM*. refrli Nationally Advertised HERCULES PAINT Now, 2 Gals. For $5.95 [DO YOU HAVE -----■“TSSrtS? ! ' ““r, Mmt Mora sirrah and motabtao f.brte i Barry Bros, /ailed Magic no-drip j OAKLAND FUEL A PAINT !. Piling Oil )*!* Orchard Lake Av*. fa MUO i **• PMM* ** mabo«*ny DRiesBB, size telne mahdg. headboard and bod, v-aroove c grads' U 30 Set* Perfect Sleeper lnner.prtng ..Ti1!?!*' Y..f*TS. **" f mattress cornar place for kntek-knacka or Me. and mil* ROinl fl 8-3485. - ■ ________ ;D*WALT SAW WITH CABINET. 13 i gauge auto, shotgun with cuti and recoil pod. XJlSHfh. __________ ?0‘SSVJinSSISr;; ff ----1 BROS. FE i GERMAN BHEPHERDth M bJfi “many' _________________Jw. < d Rutb- watto fite., Paul O. Hillman Aacttoaaor. other guma. After B P.M. I POODLE PUPPIES. AEC REOIS- I f takott. OS B4HB7_____________ 1 PAST PtMlAN BJITENS UM ____®—AgdfnoN.—bat-t-1--- J4, at U.S8 at HI Mil* Village *f Rochester Vary . I*** tafaTtan a ram Mag old ” Ur gag foreign oar aervte* 111 I _ Baldwin. SAFETY '8PECIAL. HtONT fcND I *“*r**'*‘ ***** fit*?!* TT*t-1 anced. Brakes rallaod. A* low *• I SB par mo. Eddie Blaeta Ford, Em, 3705 Orchard Lake Rd . Kao* > go Harbor PORTABLE‘ STEAM CI.EANINO ' ~ PE MBS! ______________________ m Sto^rrmh » 4100*. Lucky Auto Solos. Ill S' • sagteow. ,. iust Make Payments *! <■ * I BUICK CBNTl/llT. MM_! '' tey Only lit Mo. Duo OgiLMM fl Etta. Auto. Mr B*n n mV.1,; If Knot Bird, at Ambon v-M BUICK' CONTERTULH #1. and Pa Radio asi boater. Or• poymaote. IlMBk i955 BU ICK * ~ Oak Flooring 13 OAUOE RIMINOTON AUTO ® ahotjym. Call after f g.m. FE | •*4» OAUOE PUMP SHOTQUNt . ^ bo*m of shall* Cate. MB. M B. I M I' Efora. Altar 4 pi IN Per Cent Ouaranteed ExUrlor Hou»* Trim Flat EnaMSl , Primer, Bealtr, Undoreoater DEMONSTRATOR Lawnmower Ooseoat bnl» 7 MR Riding and push typo . Allnffly (uaf antem BUDGET TERMS I No.. j Common BUI II iNo.t Short* ..... I MM BENSON LUMBER CO., HUSH BETTER PfJPB CHAMPION line, call MI A1343 altar s week day*, anytime weekend*.__ MALE JJLacTT^whjle.“ ii pbobOtBTliufrrr fhee wit* -----— ->—- clipping ml organ *tm in I Mwoary SoBgi. —.... _ 1 no now. Hvm* *oid. tearing for California. W* mutt awM all. Mr. | Mr* Jabs Nutter ownart. Bad Hlckmott Auctioneer. OA I-11M AagUted by J.-4U Arnold. OA mi. n i Irish tetters. MT SIEGLER : Ga* and'Oil Hesteri Twice the heat for half the cett. Bchlck'l, ON 3-lied or MY Mill. AT DISCOUNT PRICES J ' - ' • t—• Ido Buy Your Supply Mow. From FEDERAL Moderization 2336 DIXIE) HWY. SPECIALS! DOUBLE gINK. COMPLETE B2B.B0. with Map. A grade Montoalm supply. "\ 'XT ’■ SEPT I rnlthlnga • BULMAN HARDWARE! ■ ■ Browning Ount. f *■**»»•__ ICLEBABETH LK. FE 1-4771 PARdMEETB OUAR. TO TALK, Writ* or Dboao for detail ■ DAILf TH, I: BUN • B-3 I4H WaS.rte Bird Houee aS! Perkin., lilrte Cr.ek, J S^iSrtrS 1BB7 MtfiTABo’ fijfcW MWb aLL mu. leaving »r i grreaaohea. be* to appreciate Best offer, mi Fomdalo. B. ted*' of Bylvon Lake FE AMO* After | f-P- T—1...... For Sale Motorcycles 98 mom BRIGHT SPOT] WEPAYM^H> NOW ON LOT Casa at Orchard Lake FE 8-0488 PEOPLE'! AUTO BALI B0 ftehteiid I Buici" waOC- . Lloyd Mtel.DI iriag: L________ WARD Ml I_________ . SUIOTT*** ELEtrrkA 33* liKQ! top Alr-tondlUonliag, grta* iu wfclte. | tea*, JteUdb'i mdgl I A M FINE | i: .I wv v. w. •-* j ua.au. wsiavr a ana -asm. OCfNB — BUY, SELL TRADE. I Flrrt Ot. Rocbeator. OL 1-Ml. Mantey Loacb. is Baglay rabbits and fufpieb. AiiTp OUN REF AIR____________________________ '»» - Shot aunt and jrtflw#. »1S itKB>j>. poy or tradt. laws Tfgr BAT BEFT M — |_F.M. LAND- j fcLfB1i.Y&*grapg. FE LADIES Altb MANg 16 LB. BOWL- Ing balls, and bag*, fe 2,1488. ________________ NIW BOW AND ARROW j RACRZPVCE BOBTOt* get. complete. Mutt ctcrlflce. OA ’ —— * —— 1 ECHNAOIBI PUFPIEE. ----- * -----ha mS ba ttny toy poodles. AKC. ----1. OR Mr BiMlaeas Equipment LI Trailer. 3 truck*. 1 COME IN AND BEE ' THEv ”NEWH:961 CASH FOR YOUR CAR Pontiac Auto Brokfrx 13BB M. PERRY AT MADISON KE 4-9100^ ikLUNO OUT ALL OtfNB At IqUIRREL MONKKTg .... $l»M ^ a?.OWR£?.rtk^,rH'.r^rS I POODLES, $10 DOWN etc. Writ* nr phone for detailed brochure tn Fsntta* Bate* service Auctioneer.. ME B-B304 Bwortr Cr«*k. izaai WATCH”FOR OUR AD THRUiDAT I open DaUj^B-i for Retail HARLEY DAVIDSON |ALL NEW MODELS a DEBIQNHi Now On ---MMAmfiSk 4371 Dixie. Drayton Phi __ NEAR OAOHABAW __ ATTENTION \ FISCHER BUICK, IN(S.- j m a. WOODWARD ; Ml 41100____________JP VMM - I •iB--jperi',i mensrinB ~ | *r,~good tiro* sito iBB &-1—- , fuiCK. IMS ELBCTRA. TdS5S ’ . I hardtop, automatic (riaiat«iML / I radio, Mater, ful* —-*“C3C1/ ' Display -D TILE ......... tic EACH I .................. steel! my' Other Bargains in New i d Used Building Material*. Bait, Minnows, Etc. Me; CRAWL-1. _____ Ux factory can jWe - I lflehlgan Floaroacont, 3*3 Or char i. L>k* Art]—ir—!*• . ______ 'FLOOR FUEL FURNACE. AND [ I CRICKETS. 35 eta. 28 for I 80c; Red SBe; l,e*f worma. BO WHITE MINIATURE POODLE. —, —i worma. 78 tor 80c; I mo* Old. FE 4480* ^Tront Creek Ranch, — -1 '---------——------------------- A ifarcha.lng B &,B AUCTION **** DIXIE HIGHWAY *---- — Hartoy David*on Bate* 1*40 TRIUMPH Sale Home Trailers 89 j30 Endp*k"n “ MOTORCYCLE SALES m UT Unt.tr.lin WE’lkE PATINO TOP |3$ DOLLAR FOR CLEAN USED CAM „ Glenn’s Motor Sales y* 4-wti ! W Milf e,.._' __ ,_. ___. . M M it. VACATION TRAILER, i Dogs Trained, Boarded 80 j *i**m' 1 BmCM. fe t-oooo FOR BALE TTFEWRITKR. 130. FE heater. «£°^^U8Pigfr : ■. 270 gallon _____ JH>- HTO-iWlt.. ,t FOR BALE ' USED BLOCKS, CIN- | TYPEWRITER *35. MIMfcoORAPR 15“RID CEDAR STORMS ANb Jt! r and cemtnt. < . tJL i-rm. am wAj Sand. Orawt and Dirt 76?~ MOM DILIVIRtD SI,; I i » yard lpad, rs »-mi.____ YARDS SHREDDED PEAT RU- — ---H8- FE 8-Mil. 1 RITTANT PUFS. MoNART' Tallwagger • Eannal*. training, trimming. Bl Poodle r ~ - S' rtf S For Sale Bkyciea The Problem Is jg * A Service. ! — rXeed^Ctean U«ed Car* 1 __ . _ -1 •lectric wtodows. Birmingham 'n, II month* used ear uar-I2.3SB. ' | FISCHER BUieCr^N^ - YARD •PECUL. 4-DR. * 1 •i»t8 W.-'ifAlllWdT-1^ SELF J» »tan£hiio~ toiletb IANK, OIL AND USED FURNACE | gtSjfi | ports. Algo boh* eatb and 21 Inch 5 g SiBt 1 console TV. OR 3-2832._ 1 AEC MALE BEAOLE*. 18". .m and 2tb yrs. Both good on birds ana rabbtu will consider trade, or , 48 FT TR8 1 trailer. JM cam. worn, me ». rm r*nr« j pjg. . INI RICHARDSON TRAILER !* fool tong. 2 bedroom*, good. 4280 East Highland Road. Headquarters area. Highland Racrsatlon Area, i mil* off M-4B flil TRAVELO HOUBETRAILER 48 ft. long Uko now inside ' Completely modern. Phono FE i 4-1*1 l and a«k {or Jack AIRBTREAM UOHTTritTOHT J Travel Traljjr Sine* IBM. Guar- 1 Boats & Accetsories 97 Sal* Used Trucks 103 1* FOOT ALUMINUM- FRONT j and canter dock, ateertn*. *125 > ■ ■ on iM .__________li___ !■ 14 FT. SAILBOAT 9B.H***, uinWiLVk MnHTull/ Ira^AA^AIH) MATML flWMMV."ii:" BOLUTXLY NO MONET DOWN. 4- F1BEROLASBED WOLVERINE nintbout, 32 h p. Evlnrude. motor $100 r» Mill. 25% DISCOUNT CLOSE OUT | 84 BUICK SPECIAL. B PH. BE- -~ d—. good ~ BonR Fll iMMI*.—-! ISM CADILLAC COUPE DEVnXir full power, teoka good, ram* arts better, $424. EM 3-28*4. : B U BINEBB IgAN B ' 17 CADULLA? ’ Coupe. JgistioBB. Boat bid ovw i iun r—■ ~ 30-ln. lengths ■ krd copper lengths . Vaon copper WORK liBfCEEB AND PICNIC 1 *-141 ------ feop loads. Oj •“* 1 - 1 - —— I AEC RKOISTERKD BRITTANIES ROD JENBliH kiipHT, rnR ffim, Drayton Plains off 1 m BM>n*w_______ A BEAUTIFUL SINGER SEWING OA8 AND OIL F^RNACEB^^UM- { mer spoctnU, AAH , Sales. MA | |____it old, or Will aceeipl 1 per gte. cmNUL FE “ [OARAGE DOOR 10XU Clothing Machinery _ al's Slack ; ___OR 3-8411. ANCHOR FENCES ■ABEBOARD RADlATtON^ AT baimtte MnlImje. ft-, o. A, Thoapsoo. 7000 tdBB Woot. BATHROOM FIXTURES. OIL AND; gas ntisglB. hot wnlor A steam; better, Automatic Water heater.! Bard wars, aloe eupgUes. GARAGE DOORS Faetarp sorosuts. a 11 standard rises tn stock from $25 and up. Electric door operators, folding .v. y ard r e g 800 boom, rusaou bucket. Odbd 1 — I STM*- MU 4AI afttei y , t*t. -----^ deUvety. OR..... Crescent Lake ~ to BtntWUra be-twugn M-IB and Hatchery Rood! AKC BRITTANY IS MOS. OLD. I Male------------- —---------- - - FE 6-8407. Hay, Oram and Feed 82 ,.,.ral..T‘n7*y*"' Jacobson’s Trailer Sales and Rentals SO UUU. WbU. | _ ■ n , —- , , ■ 1 «r, van 450. Oood bun- Trotweod, Mar-King - Frank And V ]■' I I ■ j Tour-A-Horn e. Travel trailers our j ^ Complete hook-up.' fleveral used 1*00 models, ftoaoru* your trslter 1 — Florid* vacation*. 8585 Willii Hood Drayton Flebis. 1*00 CHEROKEE ALUMINUM II foot boat sod control*, (BBS trail---------rte J127H; terms. • ’S HARDWARE Auburn Av*. at Adams Rd. W« give cstlmetee on g mod ell— REIOHTB BUFFLT BERRY DOOR SALES Open from I to 5 Noon gn fleturdey .. FfcXBBI ^qrtrtmxD^^JkO^^lHb B-7B4I. 5,nAV Q A T P $W 'Willii NEATEEaTTin JJAI O/iLLi 08L°gfff»"1*m3J ALCOA ALUMINUM SELF-STORING .STORMS SCREENS^ DELUXE TWO-TRACK TRIPLE-TILT ACTION ....ALUMINUM Wrtso pUejw,* a tbo r otiyted Rw!1^S?per window NOW ON SALE $13.95 ^^.^^WteMMB HAVE LARON SELECTION OF uaoaUad gar Mmtgutu and deer rifle*. Corner OrchaM Lake and Btchen c a i'ih'.k t ran H jr-.msdii m FEDERAL Modernization * AM tel,|DFkr EVERY say BAYS. M - FW 3-7*33 . Plenty ol Free , Parking On Qur Lot - ______OIL FURNACn STILL el, summer pried*. Free estimates New and used equlpniWiL. EMtld k Cooling Co . f L 83* 80 and 840 8*. marred. Lathe looan_b Bia _____ for”! Falrgrove. WB. Sale MnakEl -Ooidt 71 120 BAH ACCORDIAN, UEB NEW. iA* while they tart. TenTflc lues am 84" and OF' models . TTuriMint Ml Pi i ia ri1 U. Aw, -rhESbSBui wtera. tteMofn go-carU. Lots of good used nv In bm teUrtBWTolftBMr'ib < EVAM EQUIPMENT *>♦7 Dixie Nwy. INK CAKUtETS. LASoESF - marred. gB-BB- gt without*Tights, sUdtne doors! Teirtflcr buy*7 Michigan Fluores- i.- BBB Orebrnd Mr i CL06INO OUT SALE uravel Mining Equlpmet Complete drodgWS, washing. cUsitfytng plant ^coutstlng 40 ft. of 1* inch Naylor pip* MB ft. of * mob Naylor ptpa with coppllns* . . IB ft. of M inch rubber suction bos* II ft.' of B inch rubber . discharge bate SB* HP Cummtne Diesyl Ikiglnt Vickers V-2144-2* Bril: Flip , Tickers CT 10-B-lO ReUef TMr* A'l CLAY FILL FREE. TOU RAUL orwo'B hauL FK.M8I7. , 4-1 BUCK DDIT7~ T0F BOTL ALL TYPES OF 1ST A 2ND CUT-tlng Hey. WU1 deUver. OA B-21TB. CORN CUT BEEF FOR SALE OA | _ 3-4*11. B-3174. KAY AND STRAW. 1 BALE OR 4.-000 bates 774 Scott Lk Rd. PE 4-4334 or 'OR 3-0165.. LET Ug SELL YOCR TRAVEL “ Mobile bom* for you. , several buyer* wailing thing, from U ft. to JW i ______ evinrude with controls. Only t left. Wo* 44*0. [ new 85*8. Last Resort Fsutler ■ Lake. Oft 3-4433 __, 160 — It H EVINRUDE. 4334. b gravel: ’ For Sale Livestock 83 IL^T^SaRINE1 a coach! 3-^863, FI I 15310 Nelly Rd. RoUy. IfOAT. HOTOR. AND TRAILER ■' ' 1058 model. D50 Call OR 3-0043 Bargain Clearance .y,C^^Tlll|OF *”L T”PCK~ os ewer sACEiFictf. ju tfAch: ONLY $100 DOWN, ON i CRUISE-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 22ffili ^!S5e. > «*• -®S2T P2X ***' for sale, holbihhn cow. ii ' years, due April 4th. good milker. Tested. C*U congress 4440, *ft-~~ I pm. USED TRAILERS THIS WEEK. -SUPPLY LIMITED. OX- eimpllc'lty Oy rating 8c reen M i. IB stall Eggsg npotL [gtstey V, yard CraM with dragline AU equipment was purchased aew tn mot ““ * ——* -* in May. 1BH. A maximum ft 1500 yds of material ha* passed ■ zrr-—c ute gqgdpmowt. My ____________________ ORAVEL. BAND, STON*. FILL dirt. Black dirt top ' EM MBB4. EM 4-4411 CRUSHED sfONE. [•wilffWDLWir'www: 11 ford t r a t l e r [. ^LEs MY 2jg2L_____ ’boa% *“ rwf/vra CRUISE-OUT BOAT SALES I 63 E. Walton Open 8-6 FE 8-4463 CL6SEOUT ' 'J&l DEALER COST cUloo of a fin* watch. Strelghl $ gtlek trantmteihm, fully tggMH . radio, boater and (bite tiro* auk* 4 this (OPT TOP a mask on your „ •hopping Hit. SEE IT NOW! («iu- M tiful Inca ttlvtr b Dray tu ten* finish. , ,,, ONLY $2350 .. Our .Complete Used Crissman Truck .Inventory ROCHESTER OPEN xwmg Tq, f OL Ulifcvr...; MUST GO I WCHEVROLET B14BDOOT *;*’ Lloyd Mtri. 333 N. Baa. FE 2-8131 C A DDT LIMOUBIOT tftet Offer THIS and vS^P.O^UM^ life MI 4-8234. J ' ■ MONTH ! ■57 CHEVY 2-DR. $595 ,7S ... Earl Howard, EM 3A831. LO ADTNO” tiAILT. FILL TH*TkOc a yard and fill send 40c a yard. Beardste* Sand Pit Square Lake Rd. W81 deliver. UL 3-3818. UL 3-3747.______ Falomino OELDINO. __. , 4-6075. GRAY- REGISTERED «4it*fl*** wYn* I Oxford Trailer Salei 1 _woLLf,^»a_4dni ....... , WHERE QUAUTT COMES FIRST | -OAT, MOTge. TRAILXa. FULLY J PONTIAC LAKE BUILDERS 8UF-ply. Band, gravel an! dirt Cement mortar, tracking and Ute. OR stein hunt, hacked by blob production ami nag type primp reo-wnabte. OL 3-0111 Van Room Sale firm PrgJgti 86 APPLES. PEARS. FXEEK SWEET elBtrrFMMt as always^ Oakland Orcburde. 1 mile east of ililfohL Wood. Coal and Fad 77 i """sTIi TiaWWA ....._ ■ Across from Tel-Huron FE 3-4447 AU71fiilD^4BTKUHENTY NOT AND USED AT TREMENDOUS EAVINOS CHOOSE. FROM LARGE STOCK FIREPLACE - FURNACE - KIN-dllng wood. Speedwty furtell. OtSIAnd PkMl AH PtIM. FhOB* , FB 5-6188. - ; > FIRBFbACE. FURNAC2E. ANb ssleetlon ol 1A mast in or is 44', 1. 4 or I bedroom. fm fit trailers too. OooB seteetkm of need pB *400*-. I ■WM oriuxrr COME* FH4IT OT FIND OURSELVES OVER- j Tlpslco Uk* stocked and »’• getting late M —is—T2»T~i the year for travel trailers, ft isflnitety will pey you to drive owl tor <•* of fa* swostest ptek-sgs deals you *v*r heard of. Far example WO Apache for only B3B*. HOLLY MARINE AND COACH AALEB, IMIS HOLLY RD., HOLLYTlCfc 4A771. RENT U FT. VACATION TRAILER equipped MA 4-3354 __ p Evuntutw IgOTOM ~ ! Woqd^ alum., flberglee boat*, as- .. 'HARP TO FIND BUT ■ J EASY TO DEAL WtTB" DAWSON'S BALE8 . I Lake MAtoJMtll ■ARTLAND BOAT BTORAQE. j 1113* Clyde lid., for Information call EM 3-387*. STORAOE C«f MOTORS “~ NEW EVINRUDE MOTORS OOOD CLEAN USED MOTORS HARRINGTON BOATS TOUR EVINRUDE DEALER SASlr>ATMENT8 AVAILABLE { USB B TE1XORAFR FE 2-8033 NO REASONABLE OFFER NO CASH NEEDED^ IBM OHBVT. V-S. OOOOC LAtItUTOR jSSCcNTJtAN j ^*2biS: OTwardy u E. umE? TAJ JSS1 g &n —-----------!Bc8toftto_w^,,r»kE^ BARTLETT FEARE FOR CAN-nttg C8I1 flga. N4B0 Dutton Ml, Bortmter. **"4*9 *9?*#** ras—< ft? 'feIixs^:-, iSULL I ROOM TRAILER. ALBS tP* TV.~tf*al oboopi -CaU- -FE+ ^T.^r-jvvf1.1 hi. j ' Flav-A-Foa wap BIEM NOW >1434 SALE! SALE? SAt^[ gun-A-Pon mt lPH NOW 4800 tOORt BAND INSTRUMENT WEFAIR. tf ^"^^B^MUilO t|pt BEAUTIFUL BALDWIN OMAN, 17 vote* tebtete. A padal voice*, full laa* Tuning - Organ Nigalr Wifgand Musit Centrr Plants, Trees, Shrub* 78 BEAUTIFUL nursery qrown evergreens, cultivated, cheered, sprayed feat* laepected 1* or more, 81.Bf aa. Lose than IB. BI.BB mlYou dig, U MI. N. of roottac on US-liTCedar Lane evorgroon StlWQ,. *B7a pixte Hey. (01-1*1. EATINO AND COOKINfFAFFLE* at wrtrt^rajgto: ww5i. mu. im: »•!?» «to»». mmm wb#. * i wu *-dr chrvV- ol sent. . . . OTTBS WTCBSVY, >DOOR, POWRR- _ *o» C WPLJIM- Mlg|:;VgBg5g*r, »«£”£ hsrsaln. PETtHS H. HUgtae. wi „h wlSi’ „?,ciy*ll» tMUDi BiottffC«. SWtAIOHT BTiCB, I piymVntiloC Ito per mo. CALL;1 rzr.-£->,. . _ i “--*W, MM. no kit. WHITE. CREDIT MAN 60 FORD DEMO ' iraiAtirii a **■$«{ »»,■“» »&*&&[•-- mm cwnmouar PUCATHJI _*• | '“a®*0**- ®"0 *•**• ■*••• i *6* OAKLAND. t^S^aSSSS^iSm Biker 85»»r^^Kurlto*8” * 1MT I—— MAMCUI WAR-00. This • tor to immaculate. Equipped eith power and braSei, PowerpUde. rodto ood baator Luggsga carrierend mans “—9 ICCMMrtM StocR go. Iff 11095 WORTH CHEVROLET Who Say* the Sun Won’t w^y'avef Birmingham ■» fflg list cmevrolk? wa. 5m SPORT COUPE. Loaded With **• tro«. do nut. Tit Md tor you v* g**n *Moll5«Sw‘d*wro ST*'ArthwrTCredit Advtooi MSM. Cddto Stotto. Ford. ism Chevrolet nsseopa js- don V-d engine. »lr*l*ht ttiek. . Contoet iao a. Halo, Milford *n iscnw^hPiTirra tool nice. *4*0. OR S-U7). _• mil****. II.JM JACK COLE INC | IMS W. MAPLE AT POMTUC • TRAIL MAS-Bu. . 11 •srlpond'd DR .ar. eiMJDOMN. @'5 W JjSl Make Payments td PLYMOUTH. IM to only m mo. MOti M Rltt Auto. Mr. Bell, EE MSM ISS Ene* Brid al Atbern IM PLYMOOtH 8KLVKDER* a jaar- ^ — —«• 43gfgaHgg eeuote Corner Bedlmi and |vr 4agiglcs equipped, low mileage. OR 3-4307 PORTIAC 'cSaBKA. OmSuTaU. sm msu. •U powhsc. % wjcttl ;«» paint Jf» gKC. con4. MJNWIt- . Buy These)! MM. ! b}SI Houghten *-%r , Peter ttotiiiis 17 tfoffioxmnwSmS^TtoNEJ'—^ pm mete hint Mue tg>. Rew ‘•You've- made it through the long period in the waiting tore#. Very eery elooo ssss down. *” . ., ^ ~ ■ I III ■ II I •»7 PORD, 2-DR. CUSTOM. V-S. RAH. etc. cood, low mlltoft-pvt. nprty. OA SSMS. •ip roan olyuut siisdowr. Lloyd Mtofc*»«rraoi.. P» MH1 MM FORD FAIR LANE J-DOOR. Radio, beater, one e»ner. Ms neon do*n, unite payments entST per week. Contact Mr. , Murphy. Credit Mgr., PE 3-3B2B, addle IBtsoto^Eord. TRANSPORTATION •SS Pord A-l running . SM 50 Dodge. Drlve-R .......... S7S ■SS PW&M HT ....... MS •B Pontiac RSdL Mica ,. MS w$e"tei*^|p2a repubId, no MOKSY. DOWN MECE8BARY. Superior Auto Sales 550 OAKLAND ' ’M PORD STATIOM WAOOli; WILL trade. EM I-MSI Conway. •u pord. n, cunoM s-dr., bargain. EM LMSI. OmtWBP. • REPOSSESSION ISM Pord. < door, beautlf * ” * dH I960 DART PMnoer s,Detr_Waj MM 1959 PONTIAC $2395 1959 CHEVY ...$1895 JTS 1959 PONTIAC $2695 i manner Wages, feerr J—3r:“t MW brakee and U Una. Beautiful gratae 1959 BL’ICK ....$2595 S Pew autlen Wagon. Power •teering end brakes. Dyaadow. radio, heater and vuMurBW. Copper Ilnlsb. SUBURBAN-OLDS a S. Woodward Btrmliifbato MI 4-4485 WILSON. PONTIAC-CADILLAC CLEAN Birmingham Trades 1350 N; — •Woodward BIRMIMOIUM iMTCHEYROLET tMPALA HASS a&ur^'^rna^ birminohaS-rambler. sm”i. WOODWARP. Ml ‘ REAL SHARP CHEV- ism uajlvaflupr. waooh. CfijVTTI BPAlOTAfiOR WA^ on. V4 automatic. RAH, etcellent condition On# owner PE_J-7«M. M crevt poWerolide, good OOPS. Ilit pS s-MTl_____ S CWEYROLETTIlBCAYinC jkAH W-W Urn. ASM mlloa, S1.5M. By owner. OR l-f— 1959 QPEL.........$1395 S-Doer Sedan with bgsatlMI blue rinleh ll you really want economy, hart a to 1959 BXJICK ....$2595 Etowtra 4-Door Rardtam Pun power radio Motor and whlto-wmlt tfrea. BeauUful jet black 1958 CHEVY ...$1495 I 1-Door MdM. Y-S «t ;,rc„ ..$1395 1958 CHEVY ..:$1795 1957 BUICK Convertible with | and^ brakee. JDyr 1957 MERCURY $1095 S-Dooe Sedan with Mere-O-IdaUc, radio, heater. Two-tone 1957 CHEVY ...$1395 1957 PONTIAC $1195 ♦Jboor U lU aj lwB 1957 FORD......$ 995 ranSy please you. , 1956 BUICK ....$1095 Slew. Only NAM actual mOoa. Better hurry I 1956 MERCURY $ 495 J-Door Hardtop with automatic •---'aeleo radio and heater. A Buy m set hen early. 1955 BUICK....$795 Apertal t Dow1 Hardtop. Drue-flow, radio, heater and white- Larry Jerome black with rod interior. ILMo. ,fi8 _ _________-ROOEWOOD DR STATIOM WAOOM.S CYL Auto Ttotoe, autotuA Heater. S Tone, W.VraUs Wheel DIM. CONTINUOUS FLOW if froth trade-in* arrlvtag dally, low oar tatoa are good during OLIVER'S September Inventory "aell-Out1 freih trades that have arrived 3 the past n houra plua we hat 45 other guaranteed used cal lor you to aetoet from. ’59 CHEVROLET IMP ALA HARDTOP While tlree, beautiful solid blac finish with a euetoni rod Intorloi Just $1945 *59 FORD OALAX9 S-DOOR SEDAN A wry low mileage, png ownr ■Si pehsd V S 4sr--)tot-H( down. PuU price $1795=- ’57 DeSOTO -ru»rmSHJ!iS3S2£rTnT plush I Plush! Plush) Only $795 J55 OLDSMOBILE a R0U9AY S-DOOR R> dramatic, no nut. torff chrome wheel coeore and many extras that woutd cost hundred! $695 •is CHEVROLET BISCAYHE S BlUUXItU TKaSBMlHIUn, or* SOL UTIL Y MO MONEY DOWN. Assume payments ef MS.75 pur mu. Call Credit Mir. Mr, Parka it MI d-TSAS Harold Turner Pord. tssi cH«vadi.gr t-oooR. radio DOWN. Aatume payments of Mr. Pnrku i 1 4-7500 Harold ____________ MIIT.I _ __ SSFchKyIlSr PUtEPUTE, 1-tone gruwu. MU puusr. white slda-walla. show room condlltosi. Priced At only ll.MS. Up to IS months on balance. WRMfNO- 1S6S DESOTO 4 DOOR. JET BLACK ^UrpeVX«ittwMn: RAMBLER. SM S. WOODWARD, ASSSS, onor S.1 Phew—»t. _ IIU DODOE CLUB COUPE. RA-DIO AND HEATER. AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION. ABSOLUTELY NO MONEY DOWN. Assume payments of $14,75 nor mo. Call Credit Mgr. Mr. Parks at MI A»M. Harold Tuner Port._ ’51 EDSEL HARDTOP. UMIW. UsN_r ^ I. Bad , PE Mill L I DR. HARDTOP EEC. FOR BALI OR TRADE. M PORD “alrlane too. J door MdBB. Ml tires. eaaoUant oandltton. PE ■MOl, . |,,M[| M w^oiWViflilA and white finish. V-*. transmission. Bo cm Pull price utomatlo . needed. Ai Lucky Auto 1W ®OU$b Bkjfc _«R ■»WFi----------„wW SdSScoiwmifrsiM liuyd Mtrs. M l. B*g. P« SAII1 ■ Just Make Paymerits ~ in toABn s.nn ftili power. Riven block , -, ---white OrtN top. ImUinculatel |1M down, $1,700 to flnancr^ C^l Mr Murphy. Credit Ugr„ i» MOSS. Eddie Steele, Ford. 150 Cars and Trucks Choey Club Coupe ........* «J ■M Chrysler .^............. *M Plymouth Sedan ..........SIM I station wajons. ’M Plyni , M Btudey, •« Pontiac .... $10* up •it lincolIn "ht" Lloyd Mtrs., at B. I___________ ItH LLOYD 1 DOOR. 14.000 MILES -- —**" per gal. IM toe down. BIRMJNO- whltcwail*. Very o . SIM U PR. Very clean. OB 1371_ •« mercury, oood ooupmoh. HU Also ’*0 Pontiac Mr l«. FtHM. M MERCURY MONTCLAIR HARDTOP. RUdto Bad heater, auto, trees., oaeoltoot runnlns condition. Mo money dim. Pull prist SM. Assume payments ol tit per mo. CALL MR, WWTE CREDIT MANAGER. PE A04U. Bing Auto Bulta MS S. Saginaw ; ARE • YOU FUSSY? OOOOI wg’yg gut B ear here that wtu meet the demands ef thu most dieting perfectionist. Mf-dldsmobtle M Holiday Sedan. U rite laeouored In Opalescent free and Victorian Whitt. PMur equipped. >7.000 miles Only !.M miles to tbo tlree. PuU price, -ALIM. SUBURBAN-OLDS MS 8. Woodward ‘ _Blr MI 4-4485 CAR PAYMENTS TOO BURDEN-some? Come In and sec us and a uwe. n-oe let ua help you adlust to a teat 1 Packards ’M-'M-'M expensive eMr. J Bulcks '64-'M-'M iy>N-S USED CAI'-S f^^Smijm ht 177 MS* Lake.Orion j | volkewagfm. ’M and ’S7 MY Hill 'U Mateo, M ml. pur «ul. 'Si Frazer. Comb, wgn., or ear wi.KN-ry OTHERS TO CH0061 IANCE NO PROBLEM signals. Iharp, I1.4M. 0 PORD STATION WAGON COUN- sas-jik 'fat**- **■ 1153..Mmb VICTORIA.' Till --- payments. 13410 mo. Bal. ■ Can PH ASM* . . ISM PORD CONVERTIBLE V-0 engine. Fordomatle, Flamingo rad with white tap and matching leather trim. Meek No. list. Off season .price only UN. NORTH CHEVROLET CO. ION S. WOODWARD A V®. BIRMINGHAM. MI M PORD. 500. t tiros tlM A«o psymente. L EXTRAS. NEW and assume low forth Opdyke, Lot PORD. 1N7 A DOOR. RADIO AND beater, automatic transmission. I month* warranty. Thirty month* to pay. Hurry at MM. BOR PROW. INC-LINCOLN-MEhCURT MI ASSM l?rWUn panel, t oyL .------ Three ‘U Fords from . >M OKU. CM. 1-----— ADooMnsM. . Repairing, Bumping Painting For All Makes of Gars PAYMSirr PLAN BRAID r immediate attention. Oood $875_ ’56 BUICK ___3-DOOR SPECIAL RIVIERA HARDTOP. Dynaflow, $795 56 CHEVROLET _____A DOOR BED AN --- Y-l A stylish looking beauty. Would be Ideal for Bad oar or good ineegh to perk-ia front of the house. Only. $695 CASE AT WOE W. PH I . *»T PORD #AIRLA'NE ft. RADIO “-looter. Auto. Trane., W.Walle. »e finish MM. JOE S CAR V PH Brill. ______________^ wen’ttree. itod ae without g aerate 1955 PONTIAC $ 795 •nr A Door Station Wagon. .. HydramaUc, radio Bad Renter. Yellow and Mry wKh green trim. Yds can't (Mas on this 1954 FORD .....$ 350 OujtHpo towdiep Sedan. Pord- O-MaUc, fto eeriso. Beautiful WHS BatSTYaar own 1952 OUDGE ...$325 " H-Ten TVwek. Here U oee that ttmm W ywa maud e Btht truck see this ^ffiLTON PONTIAC - BUICK Spriiarier 0L 1-8133 Aettots IkMI Rew Car Sales ’56 FORD f 2-DOOR V-S Fordomatle, radio, heater. Arrived early Monday morning Traded I In sa • new mtoefc., Hew low $595 ’56 PONTIAC 3-DOOR CATALINA HARDTOP Hyfemmutto, radtp. heater, whit. Urea, undereoeted b $595 FOR YOU sharp buyer*. Occasionally Oliver Md! offers *B outstanding spe-lal with earing up toJM. Cm pen this gas. _J54 OLDSMOBILE ROCEWT *Wto* Bydramatle. I wwrk but H ' t)ljiTpedh ~W Credit Cheek by none IMMEDIATE DXLTTOtY DOVER Motor Sales 210 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 2-9101 Open Eves. — - BUICK ' RENAULT ©PEL JEEP "Spectacular" aOSE-OUT BARGAINS new wmrORDS - iw*r many ha realm ea DEMONSTRATORS BEATTIE MOTOR SALES, DSC. Regnamy Can 11 you nay. Contact Mr, Allen. 'redlt Advisor, PE A0B61. Eddie -teelo. Port. . IBM SfaiP iDOOR. RADIO AND g-7»M Harold Tumor Ford. w-weUa, *i ring, bra !3?Sb NEW I960 SIMCA Grand Large 2-Dr, Hardtop, Heater, Whitewalls, WindshieM^Waihers. John J. Smith NEW Dodge Dart $1975 ' INCLUDES FREE RADIO And all (tuadart factory equipment ■aim tax and Neons* extra. RAMMLER-DAI-LAS •1001 N. MAIN T---- _______OL Mill U PORD 4-DOOR SEDAN .... IN U Bulek 4-dr. led., redto. heater I Dynaflow ...... ...........MM l •«- CReureM Adr. aid'.' ..vm 1 50 Oherrolet *-dr. Biecayne. V-S Bttok. Radi* and heater. Solid IMS MERCURY CLUB COUPE.' RADIO AND HEATER. AUTO- rU MI&lC S43R. HT. V4 tmt. Custom tuck end roll Interior. Very clean. Ha**, to *»* tO..*P' Fy Sri» Csrt 106 IM* MERCURY 3-DOOR. rULLY equipped, ftalngo red. clean. No ■mu. rifl*n assume payments ef peak. Contact I ' Adviser Ford. ERIC AN 1956 OLDSMOBILE Id. t deer, blue and whit*, hydra-matte, power brakee, redto sad heater, whit* wall tire*. Sharp. Clarkstdn Motor Sales CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER tmm ALTmrfctoen" ~ME FOB ..SALE Oood looking !M< Oldsmobilo N. 4 door aodan. mechanically Of-csllent.- Lew mOeage on tfres. YOURS FOR ONLY tilt No Down .Payment Nsebeiary SUBURBAN-OLDS MI I. Woodward Rlrmtngham MI 4-4485 OK USED CARS TAYLOR'S: LDSMOB1LI ” waned i _______ “*•** T~* ."*-• price |M, assume payments .«< g* pel me. CALL Ttt. WHITE. CREDIT JdANAQQQL PE M407. Elng Ante Balm1 IM i. Sogtoewi; 1M7 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE ■ hardtop, NHfVpK auto- < WSSPrntmS^Sr RAMBLER, IM S. WOODWARD. & Son I Your Prtaodly OldeMoWle Dealer lam N. Main, Rochester. OL >•**» I i*«~ lpasmAC hup—cmihp, » **™ lfmmXi^ill me. Due Oel f Rlto iiNo. Mr. Bell PE MUI IP* TTTr ** Auburn __ •II >i)Nfw 4 Wli, pirct^ alter 4. OR 3-MM • •as PONttAC CONVERTTBCr ill* PoShAC, CATAUMA 4-dr. sedan F.B. and PA. Other extras. >1,7M. OB 3 3104 U PONTIAC .1460, ‘53 PONTIAC! D.10*. *40 ■.^L Just Make Payments ’ll OLDS, HT.. SM Pop Only M Mo. Du* Oot. 75th Rite Auto. Mr. Bell PE 1-4*3* 100 East Bird, ut Auburn ' Sd OLDSMOBILE. SUPER M. i door, new rebuilt engine. Now battery. Now enow tlree. Many other new goats. PH SAMS. “to" CLEAN fKROOOH- GOOD TIRES. ALL POWER. A STEAL AT Sl.tOS. PE 4.U07. OR 1-3037. PRIVATE OWNER! 67 OLDSMOBILE. 1170 DOWN Lloyd Mtrs.. 717 S. Sag.. UM OLDSMOBILE SUPER M. 4-doer. Radio A beater, auiematlc, 7-tone green. ham-rambler, WARD, MI -**1 - M OLDS. 4-DOOR HOLIDAY. cTflsmryQiiX- EVERYTHINO OOES — 'to Chevrolet itetton wagon, was tltot, new I10M. •*# Chswrttst ieaveittM*. was ins*, now 11716. — *50 Chevrolet Slmea station wagon, was MM. now MM. 'ST Pootlec superchief, was 113*5, now S10M. M Olds super M, 4-dr., was |0M, now MM. ’>1 Olds Super M 7-dr., woo tS4l, SHEP'S ■so PONTIAC CM. OonvefH . . tri-pwr,......, - —• }• 07 CHEV. 4 dr. station wgn, g U POWRAC 4 dr. Sedam . •11 CHEV. Bel Air « dr ... • ’03 PORD 3 door •. Wiueis. tm and whit*. Averajas » m main. PH ASSM. MM._ ’58 RAMBLER^ w IsHSI |T Wfc ___ -___ tbit to tool perfect lor shopping I aad psrionil errands. Automatic •^. ~*‘~**™* ** cylinder ind>»47«*ptod with radio and heater mahes this an kM "Ladle*" gntowollflf Dad wnt be pieaeen atoo with reclining seat, and bed for added comfort en taee* hunting tripe. Oh yet, white dm tool ONLY $1495 .Crissman . ROCHESTER j OPEN EVEATIL » OL 3A731 urfcfl mwmo. [iSij)HaRSO^X®9}iRi ' rodfi fc ,b**ter._lig» aetuel r NS**,' THU price ILIg*. INI to M months on balance. Your old ear or MO down. BIRMINGHAM RAMBLER. »00 ■ WOODWARD, 1959. BUICKS Several to'Choose From’ ___$1895 up 12-Month Warrantv , SUBURBAN-OLDS Ml a. Woodward Birmingham MI 4-4485 1M4 PLYMOUTH EXCELLENT soiuHUoci. Repnejcsslwi It per me. QU1 Mr. ONrtan. MI frdMO. BIRMINOHAM-RAMBLER. IN S. WOODWARD ______' 1958 PLYMTH 2-DR. . $695 .NO CASH NEEDED ONLY |]| PER MONTH BHg Auta —" —1 ■— lot E. AUTO SALES, Ml ri-VMbUTH. 1*5* CONVERTIBLE. Blue With white tap- Radio, heater. automatic transmission, wwl*-wali Urea. I owner trade-in. 13 month used ear warnaty, »4M. FISCHER BUftK, INC. SOS a. WOODWARD BOlMiHOHAM *55 PONTIAC yootm, RADIO AND HEATER. H Y DRAMATIC ABSOLUTELY NO _M ON SI down, i —— 423 0* per IMS RAMBLER AMERICAN, RA-dlo A neater, no mmey down. M per O Brian, MI iMMI. BIRMINOHAM-RAM-BLER, Sdd S. WOODWARD. 1154 RAMBLER CROSS COUNTRY drilvery 10. The Itinerary calls for the campaigner to spank "briefly.” Elliott says he’ll politely Insist oa this la eider to arrive oa tone for a Berkley Khnuda Club eelo- etoekS* said. He said alarm clocks will be placed on toe speaker's platform at each stop to make sure toe precision time schedule is Rocky and his aides mixht have some other ideas. Anyway, the schedule calls for toe 52-year-old executive, who once brstom and parade (*:«•) and tuts talk el toe Oak Park High School (toll). After the talk in Inkster — th< crux of tiw entire Michigan visit," Fsrry said — Rockefeller will address a nationality rally to Detroit's Otto Hall la the evening. Since the Pontiac visit — believed to be Rockefeller’s first was blllsd a* the mast Informal toe tone In the county, It was thought for awhile it would have to bs chopped from the schedule in order that the governor not be handicapped by the clock to Berkley and Oak Park. Nixon Photos, Page 20 Kenned/s Recipe for Action, Page 4 ‘ toee tor governor, told Nixon at a giant rally here Tueadsy night The rally heps climaxed Nixon’s tear of tsar Michigan cities ~ state Into a Je No- phatlc “no” to this suggestion, "Rocky must come to Pontiac,' Nixon Indicated Ids trip through Mount Clemens, Flint Saginaw and Bay City had convinced him Bag-wul’s prediction would come true.4 Ha also indicated be wasn’t going to relax just yet "There are no more enthusiastic persons anywhere to the country, when It. comes to a political cam. than there are right hart to Michigan,” the vice president Ike to Stay in NY Overnight and Chat With Other Chiefs WASHINGTON (fl—President Elsenhower today decided to stay overnight In New York Thursday so that he can talk with some of the-govemment leader* attending the session of the U.N. General Assembly. In announcing this, the White House declined to say what foreign visitors might meet the President. However, there was no iij- Jews to Usher in New Year dication that Soivet Premier Nikita Khrushchev would be on the list. Press secretary James C Hag-arty has repeatedly said there were no plans for an Elsenhower-Khrushchev meeting. Thursday to New York for rep-resentattves of IS Latin American countries. Elsenhower 1s going to New York to address a forenoon session of the Untied Nations. Originally the President planned to return to Washington jin the afternoon. But Hageriy said oversight stay had ‘ Tt I am any Judge of enthusiasm, then this prediction (of Bag-well) will coma true," be said. "The Bagwell team will bring good state government to Mtddgan as well as good repraatntation 'tor this state on the national levpL” But Nixon had barely completed die statement when John Maojn, (Continued on Page 2, OoL Xf. Centennial7 Promotion Requested Centennial planners today began campaign to win retailers’ participation In the forthcoming Pontiac centennial observance next year. ♦ fr ♦ The celebration Is bound to pto due* opportunities for sales pen-, motions, it was emphasized by Greater Pontiac Centennial Commission members to a group of merchants at the Hotel Waldron. * ■ w. * ^■■1 The centennial needs the uup-* of the whole community,” said John W. Hiritoger, manager of the Pontiac Area Chamber of Commerce and centennial secretary. V ‘We can’t succeed without ynj nor you without us.’* Sales sad prometisas can hs tied la With to* parades, aovei. ties and aettriT ton weak Mag < In Jane, said Hti _ minhnn, he said, wffl fry to «w ordinate all pariMpetlsa. The group was also addressed by Stuart E. Whitfield, centmtoM chairman, and Wallace D. Laffer-ty, lepieieentstive of the Job* B. Rogers Produdag 0». ' THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPT&MBER 81, 1060 rejects Report | peaveWages [&fidry Rebuffed in •U1m« to Aat Metre" Ballet, Rhythm Swim x Class on Recre List gMova to Get Vocation |Pay for Stralay P«fSq Service far lornwr Birmingham resident Mr*. Bertha Brown Scott. SO, of 4080 Partway Drive, Waterford Township, will be Friday at T MKMIIKKAMI* DRIVE INOOI WAV— The annual adult membership enrollment cam* paign of the Pontiac YMCA is now in full swing. Maxwell H. Doerr la general chairman of the campaign which run* through Sept. 29. Membership campaign workers will hold their first report meeting at 8 p.m. Thursday at tM *Y\ Here. Doerr looks on as Alexander C. Hiller of 80S Fourth 8t., a Pontiac. Motor Division foreman, signs tip for a family membership, which includes his wife and two sons. With him are his sons, Carl, 10. and Alex, 13. home following a short Illness. She had been a Birmingham resident 35 yean until she moved six yean* ago. Surviving are two daughters. Mrs. James Judge of Berkley, and Mrs. David McMillln of California: four sons, Oscar of Ohio, Fred of Detroit and Roy and Sam of Waterford Township: seven grandchildren; and 12 great-grandchildren. fl “Retiring employes are permit-; Jjtod to use up unused vacation days IMMi their retirement date. «hj lies are the only ones eligible for] JMgpnsatory time ip lieu of days] |P ana retiring police officers are! iSiigible to claim this before their] Sbdrpient date. | 4''J , * + + •Qamraissioner Landry may bej apahisfil by fl}e privileges granted] ■Qltiring employes. Mr. Straley was HTgranted these privileges. He] Hasn't honorably retired, he waa] Registrations nn being accepted for therapeutic swimming and tht Saturday elementary children’s swimming class. ★ it. s'h The therapeutic daaa is offered for the physically handicapped on Wednesdays from 7 to 8 p,n. at the Bantum pool. ' The first of a aerie* of tt In Nixon Daze on Nixon Day AFL-Cio Labor Day picnic for Sen. John F. Kennedy In Ptxitiac, 'candidates and other rapreeenta-tives from the Oakland County' Republican Party who attended the kffair were -hardly regarded as 3 Arabs Rtportod Killed TEX. AVIV, Israel (AP)—An Israeli army spokesman Paid today three Arabs from dm United Arab RepubUp-admlnistered R*m Strip were killed la i tkirmiah with an Israeli army patrol Tuea- there. Six high school bands took the crowd was bigger. A high part to the pelade. . - school band swung iii ahead of the WITH NIXON IN MICHIGAN (ft — It wu Nixon Day to Mount Clemens by proclamation. e rying n Kennedy sign.. Pol Patrick said *‘I used t& vote Re- **** publican but not anymore, t'vf i been out of work for two years." How did Nixon go over with die Yfll pTOple who heart! him? Here's 1 u some sample comments: u* i Me*. Mery Goike of Utica: “He’s |!||]( i a very impressive man. So sin-cere." (C Mr*. Marion MeCardy of Mount fjepu| Ommm: "Hi* vtstt la the grant- frehn eat thing that canid happen to vice | Michigan and Manat Clemens." goring John Loftua 6f Mount Clemens: a mo “I'm a Kennedy man. But I'm g, very impressed. Nixon came gg, across very well." Hea, ' 1 two ___At Flint, Nixon spoke at a park- u^ wUl be arraigned Monday in Oak-1 Three fights at the United Na. L™. animated the crowd at lta2li£0Unty C^nCUit», G°Urtt *«a£ rsT*. i?v6lved *he Ukratoiam nndl^ooo to 6.000. about half the Size of ttek^ ■ felonious assault charge to the the police: a fourth involved the . Labor Dav rally for Kennedy at stabbing of a prominent Detroit anti-Greek Albanians and *hti-Al-Atwood Stadium The ( physician in her Oak Park home.!banian Greeks. A fifth wu be- StodiUm teenu * *, *' itweeh anti-Castro and pro-Castro u- Frtt* kH throui I Ulan f nnliAiuiivt uniunil avamltih ___ kin uMmals fanm t AfiA In K ftAfk Ll. . Jews to Begin Observance of New Year's Arrival Tonight .|-T- D. l. to Mount Clemens was over ; 10156 in Lour! »*■» »■ Over Stabbing Pk and Eggs Fly J . .. ’ in Prauilr Uas, 11 M in Brawls Near U.N. llriK $1,500 represents Straley's Mairit tor compensation for 40 un-vacation days he says the] Hty owes him. When fired to Jhhe.| p^sdey wu paid tor 30 unused! rtion (bya — the Unfit under, rules Miss Lachowicz Faces H Assault Charge Monday (Ga„tifu*d From Page <*t> in Oakland County aromrkm end egg* at tt Rosh Hashanah is the day of judgment. According to file'old tradition, ft is the day, when God inscribes to fiie Book of Life His judgment upon the actions of each person, and wheh everyone should pan Judgment on his own Ufa. > CALL TO CoftsdfeNCE I One of the most impressive parts of the synagogue service is the I blowing of the shofar. a trumpet . made from a rani’s horn, as a can , to conscience. wtotmer New Veep If Area Chamber - Drv Dana P. Whitroer, superin- , About 100 Greek demonstrators protested the rule of Albania's premier. Gen. Mehmet Shehu. They were attacked by a score of men who were identified by police as Albuians and hy the Greeks u Albanian Commuiflsta. At 10 a.m. Thursday. Rabbi Hershfidd will speak on "The Lad- ffrflrttt of eebools, has been elect-, erf first vice president of the Pontiac Arm Chamber of Commerce.] .flMag the vacancy caused by the Wlrment Of Albert W. Holcomb. Over 1,300'Newsman | Gathered at Assembly UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (API I — More than 1,500 press, radio > and TV representatives were ac-- credited to the U.N. General Ae-, sembly lay midday Tuesday. . Hemane Tavaris de Sa. U.N. | undersecretary for public inter -' mation called the massing of re-' potters here, expected total near 2,600, the biggest journalistic operation to U.N. history. j Now it is seldom heard except at the New Year and Yom Kippur, j „ V- j In many Jewish homes the dinner meal on Rosh Hashanah i eve includes the eating of a bit | of bread dipped in hooey u the symbol of the hope for a sweet' year. The familiar high bolyday greet* * tog is "L’shanah tovah," meaning1 “For a goad year.’’ ! As Jews gather to houses of A children’s service is. scheduled' for 2 p.m. Thursday with Temple Beth Jacob yorith group in charge. Earlier to the morning, the rabbi will conduct a service for Jewish Chilly Gusts (Prop Mercury in theEockies patients at Pontiac .State Hospital. CONGREGATION B’NAI ISRAEL Traditioaal Jewish services win be held at Congregation B’nai Israel, 143 OnridaltMid. at 9:15 p.m. today, Thursday and Friday. At • a.m. 'Thursday and Frt- '*A cold front moved into the Rockies early today, producing |psts of winds that reached 40 •t Aheafi of the cold, raipfett over puts of the Southwest. Ardmore, Okla., reported nearly one and ■Ml fourths inch of rain in a six-] ipilr period. Enid; Okla., got near-! .-fThe cold front pushed tempera-Oris down to the 30s and 40s. ■: ;£ljs*where, temperatures . were seasonal. fie Weather taxes am, materials. It will be the first meeting this! The proposed increase was year. Formed two yean ago, the estimated in cost the average {original committee met only a few space-beating cm tamer about 19 Itimet. then fell into inactivity. It it cento a day and cooking 1 Next week’s meeting stems from and water heating easterners the. City Commission'd desire to throe to four cents a day. ]reactivate the committee. Many Consumers serves about 516,008 j customers in 300 communities in Lower Peninsula counties. thtae, 305.000 a« hooseJte«ting ,^J!^ ^mp^0ndty customers activities. _ currently ta auditing tne boon of j. , > the compkny and will present. its Thai Royalty III SwOdOfl l STOCKHOLM, Swedra (*P» -*». King Bhumiboi laid Queen Sifikit Tntjrra AppraciatlVO -of Thailand arrived foam Norway NEW YORK UP—I* Havana, em-, today and waw greeted fay Swe-Ptoxro -ef the piurii Riviera Hotel den’s royal pniipte. King Gustav dadded to ahanga iu name to roalvi Adolf and Queen Louisa at tht .Theresa. , .; jaitport. 1 V , ' YOBR INVITATION TO LEARNING MSU-0 CONTINUING EDUCATION COURSES — Foil, I960, Once a Week for 10 Weeks —— Five Modem Novel ^ - Justus Pearson PhD Starts Sept. 29 7 .30-10 $25 Groat Books and You "Tf Richard fiurka PhD . Sept. 29 7:30*10 25 Hijtory of Wastem Civilization 1 Gerald Straka PhD Sept. 28 7-10 25 'Introduction to Psychology C. 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MaikT^ailiS ferorife- Bourbon Perhaps at one time or another, you've neen Mark Twain featured in our Old Crow ad vertising.'The reason is that Mark Twain’s favorite bourbon was Old Crow. He was known to have been so pleased with our bourbon, that he made, a trip to Kentucky to visit Jamee Croto’A distlllery. There he ordered 26 barrels of Old Crow for his favorite tavern in Elmira, New York. * 's. But recently we were challenged. An executive from s competitive whiskey company wrote us saying he had incontrovertible evidence proving Mark Twain to fee a Scotch drinker! We checked immediately and found that yes, it was true, the great American author tyad once been a Scotch drinker during his early years! Put further examination revealed that he subsequently changed to bourbon! Now, many city folk are going; through the same taste change that Mark Twain experienced. They've tasted them all and are inow savoring the simple goodness of fine boutfxm. 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Nobody—which is why Chevrolet established its Owner Relations Program, the only one .of its kind in the industry. see that reflected in the sales figures: People buy the car that’s closest to their ideas of perfection—and that means Chevy. It works this way: Periodically, a Chevrolet representative sits down with a tape recorder and a group of Chevy owners—and he listens. He records every gripe, every bouquet, every comment the owners come up with. This sort of thing happens across the country, with people who drive Chevrolet*, Corvairs and Chevrolet trucks. v W In &ct, Chevrolet’s sales (including Corvair) are bigger this year than ever before in our history. And you can be sure we’re paying dose attention to what comes out of these meetings and other facets of our Program. You can ft all boils, down to this Chevrolet is vitally interested in your complete satisfaction with pur products and services—now, and for as long as you own a Chevrolet. And as your ideas shout automotive products and services change, we*ll be changing right along, with them. Our Owner Relations Program will jday an important part in making sure of it i2njy^H7 8m pour local outhorvud ChmntM daaler toon... Isom Hwumfly you can join Ik* happy family of Chtvy ovntrt! MATTHEWSSARGREAVES, INC. 831 OAKLAND «f CASS PONTIAC, MICHIGAN PI H!!L| ■ M THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 81,1060 Couple at Niagara Janice Senuta Repeats Vows Children's Shop MImI* Mil SIwMiftf Church Women Gather Looking over needlepoint mode by Episcopal Churchwomen of Christ Church Cranbrook are (from left) Mrs. Charles D. Marsh of CrOnbrook Road, Mrs. Luther R. Leader of Cran- tffook Road and Mrs. Ari M. BeGole of Covington Road. The needlepoint was dedicated at a special Communion service Tuesday. Patricia Canfield United Needlepoint to Christ Church Branch Holds * Country Fair Bloomfield Hills Brandi of the Woman’s National Farm Fan-shaped arrangements of white gladioli graced the chancel of Perry Parti Baptist Church for Friday evening vows of Patricia Joyce Guifjeld and Lawrence W. Hohm. The Rev. Hilding Bihl officiated The R. B. Canfields of kafr- REQUEST the symbol of the cross. The wedding cushion is inscribed with a gold IGS surounded by a flowing scroll with flowers and leaves in pastel colon. The needlepoint project of the rational Camedical Association for Christ Church women. Over 500 pieces of needlepoint have been worketUfr the cathedral by women all over the coQntry. The altar pieces far Bethlehem Chapel were worked by women of Michigan. Petitpoint pads for collection (dates with the date of the work in the’center encircled by the name St. DUnstan and two small croaaea complete the project. Falla and elsewhere hi New York State the couple wfll Uve on Mechanic Street. Following the dedication the Re*. W. Chave McCracken of Lakewood, Ohio, fpoice at the noon luncheon. Women serving on the needlepoint committee indude Mrs. Luther R. Leader, chairman; Mrs. ; Robert N. Woodruff, Mrs. Ari M. ‘Shoes for the Entire Family 20 W. Huron St | BeGole, Mrs. Charles W. Taylor, ’ Mrs. Dwight C. Ensign, Mrs. fid-win W. Beresford, Mrs. John 7. Gordon. Mrs. Charles D. Marsh jjyWr Jy Make your hair VjQji your, featured at- traction of the fall season! Let our experts use their magic touch to create your personal (and most becoming) hairdo! Call us soon. THREE DAY EVENT! PERMANENTS The nine altar pieces include two priest chairs with the coat of .arms of Canterbury Cathedral and the Christ Church Cranbrook coat of anna. TONY’S Unrestricted selections from all Suits. 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The group haa been picketing the stores in Aim Altar lor aevee months lb protest discriminatory practices allegedly fallowed by the TfflJR—FRI—SAT—4 Weekly Specter Owner of Bin Tin Tin Dies at Ranch;Age 67 SPECIALIZED SERVICE •"TV • Hl-H • RADIO •TAN RECORDERS • A A. smM • OPPICE INTER-COMS • WERCOR PACTORY NR VICE By DIAL TObOBRBON RIVERSIDE, Calif. (API —J1 Death haa claimed -* nun who, found a puppy in a German trench]1 in the first World War and made ' b an American institution —■‘four ‘ generations known aa Rin Tin Tin. * Lee Duacam. 67. died at Ma big BLAKE RADIO-TV SWU32! so youfve switched to the lighter whiskies-.Scotch or Canadian?" Rin Tin Tin II, altar the original animal's death la 1MB, starred with Jaclde Cooper In the memorable “Tough Guy" of 1*35. WOMEN’S LONG SLEEVE ' During World War H Duncan | trained more than 5,000 Army war] dog*. After the war he made a'j comeback with Rin Tin Tin in. | : The big -postwar success came in 1933. when Rin Tin Tin IV trot-,] ted into television. Many of the I films are still being shown. “better yet JTve switched to the lightest of all. Canadian Club!' Despite his ailing -heart, Duncan continued his dog training work. He also was an assistant scoutmaster , in a Boy Scout troop and frequently entertained Riverside children with accounts of how he first found the famous shepherd. In 1919 Duncan returned with Rin Tin Tin to Los Angeles, where he had worked for a firearms firm. A photographer friend borrowed the dog to use In experiments with slow -motion films. One day Duncan got a check lor 1330. Someone in Hollywood had bought the photographer’s footage and made a short of it. Duncan] set off for Hollywood—where tame awaited Rin Tin Tin and wealth] his owner. 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Congo tore*. | .lane mode a strong proti ‘ It the United Nations tor extend-I Hfi their protection to the former pgatnr,** Mohutv told UPL Iw merafita* fi veiled threats of armed from ousted pro-Soviet Premier Phtrice Lumumba. # * At the tame tone, the United Nations command launched an report! of atrod-ties against supporters 1 reports said Mobutu roasterred arresting Lumumba j TUrsfisj «■ a warrant issued sev-| ecal days ago tty President Joseph Thp antf-Oommumst caret akrv Death Notices Luena I* a coal-mining town in South Central Katanga, pointed out "There were certainly grave incident* in Luena,” the official said, “but la the light at the mory —| *--------- JJ|--------- - - than 3.000 killed in the fighting) mumba ip the north of Katangalaad savagery around Bakwangn Pwvtoee. The atrocities allegedly the i awltiee were small.” wan committed bv gendaimeej The refinance area to the blood) loyal to secessionist-minded Presi- clashes between Laanamha troops drat Moise Tshombe of mineral-rich Katanga ■ ♦ i U.N. officials JMPPPH Baluba tribesmen were slain in the village of Luena alone. They said the final death toll probably [Would be higher. But to Ettmbf4hvflle; capital at Kataaga. a sealer UJt. mUI and trlbeoMB loyal to Mbnlj Kakmji to South Kasai Piwto.* fha aasttt af Ka- : farmed by Mobutu tary e«Wal mid **wa. have ___________________ ________________________ meet today the taefct news whatsoever te todtoatoaay Jtumurabe and Preehhmt JoeOpt; ...■ 1 ' ' ~ *"r“’ ' , (Kasavubu, Tuesday appointed a to>! man "roUege of high commissioners" to govern the Congo. , The colonel named Juste* Bomboko, former fcmifite maMMer under Lumumba and now a Sitsa-. vubu representative to IShw Tori, . to head the ram promised to rule ’ rival political lactx agreement. European Papers Call Vote lor Dag Red Setback LONDON (UPI) - West European newspapers said today the UJf.'s 7fM rate of confidence to Secretary General Dag Ham-marskjold’s Congo policy was «ne Sf the worst propaganda setbacks ever suffered by Russia.. London newspapers were partic-toarty outspoken about the Kremlin's Ions ot face. 'Mr. Khrushchev has suffered a diplomatic rebuff far more humiliating than any physical buffeting he received from hostile dock-side crowds,’* mid the conservative Daily Tetegrgpfa. ^ The conservative tabloid Dally Sketch said the’vote was a "nasty shock” for Khrushchev. The gM German Brenpuper ink Water Pact Compromise Ends 12 Years of Struggle for Control of Rivers fiy United Press International The »of the new government. * Holding his first press conference to 10 days, Lumumba said that the Army "to all six prov-tocea" was still behind him. 5 County Men Given Awards Water Treatment Men Take Examination, Win State Certificates Two Attend Retraining Session Michigan’ graduates of the FBI National Academy are meeting today and Thursday at Haven Hill Lodge to th& Highland Recreation Area for their eighth annual state retraining session. Attending from this Birmingham Police Chief Ralph W. Moxley and Detective Lt. Merlin Hobnquist. Established to years ago by t. Edgar Hoover, director of the Federal Bureau of IaveMlfa-tlon, the school has graduated Mn officers la advaaerd tow eaforcemeat training. The graduates wiU compete for trophies fend prises In shooting contests with shotgun and .38 pistol in a half-day session. The balance of the time will be taken up by discussion groups. .fir A fir* Speakers will include D. Hostetter, head of tee local FBI; pendtog in any way on the other. Geotge E. Woods Jr., United States attorney; Talbot Smith, » For Pakistan this wifi 'mean that tt will no longer have to depend on receiving water from igdian-controlled canals. Itii will ha accomplished during’ a 10-year day transitional period during which seven link canals will be built. Michigan Supreme Court justice; and Michigan State Police Com-nftssioner Joaeph Childs. The trainlpg session began Tues- 100 Entries in Cycle Races Saturday Night Bart Market, one of the “hottest" motorcycle riders to the na-tioo. heads r Jilt of almost 100 mtrias in Saturday right’s big Bfotrircycfe racing show at the Kb Oemens Speedway. * er,* it a Bath* of Flint, has anfis te Ms last 18 races awl to a tap mntemlfr for the mtkrial rhampfhnahip to the “expert" rid-rtaealflcatksi Mi Is the present '*r dassifl champion Id Mldiigm* W, n Nine races fcri ike half-mile : ‘ at the Mt. Oemms Speed-ire scheduled, with fiw first fit • p.m. Workouts wifi start .fi and (hr tens trials begin at „ ^ icfaDU. S. capita] riepmdltunes am made for thus- Diefenbaker May Go to U.N. Session OTTAWA, Ont. OJPI) - Prime Minister John Diefenbaker hinted that he win join several other leaders at file United Nations General Assembly. ★ * * He told newsmen that a decision on whether he will go to New York depended on ‘Mr. Khrushchev’s speech and the nature ot Ms remarks.** The 9oviet Premier is expected io concentrate on disarmament, file subject Canada is also expected will concentrate on at this KxMnml Affairs Minister Howard Green is in New York now as . bead of the Canadian delega- Norway's sight whaling expeditions processed 19L92S barrels of whale ofl to the find 2T days of fiw 1980 Antarctic scasoft Five Oakland County men are among 12 water treatment plant employes being awarded certificates ot achievement by the State Health bepartment as a result of passing written examinations and meeting certain other requirements. State law requires every water treatment plant in Michigan ter be supervised by an operator certified by the department. Samuel J. Moore, Holly; James A. Scott, Bloomfield Township; Alfred E. Bean blossom, Waterford Township; Richard L. Smith, Pontiac, sad Glen BreaMe, Rochester. Each plant is classified hy the State Health Department according to the degree of treatment and the population served. The plant's chief operator must hold s certificate equal to or above the plant’s classification. Tb be certified, an oggpdor must pass educational and-experi enre standards set by the department. In. addition, he must! annually pass a written examination given by the department. Prods Indiana to Finish Detroit-Chicago Xway j HAMMOND, Ind. (UPJ)-A joint j meeting of the Chicago Motor I Chib's Gary-North west and Calu-council adopted a resolution 'yesterday urging completion of the CMcago-Indiaiw-Detratt Expressway. spokesman said Michigan’s portion of the high-speed route was in its final construction phase while fiw Illinois section was .completed several years ago. Only a portion of the Indiana section has been finished, he said. taS eessryyr bj 21 Lodge Off for Midwest NIAGARA FALLS, N Y. (API —Henry Cabot Lodge beaded for fiw Midwest today after tearing New York State voters with several reminders of - Ms dashes with Soviet delegates to fiw United Nations. Some things in our modern age are drawing the family Moser to-For instance, there’s the compact car . . . There’s no known tone for fiw common cold. But we now have wander drugs which, taken under a doctor's supervision, won't make tt any !. —Earl Wilson. 1 ITfifcsarsSMB _____ ______er at Slrtir tterr Ska. Sira. OKI Dvscan, 4=1 — —nteUbfiaa wand. Victor jj*a -—3=1 ,. W _________________ hte Panaral Horn*, ruml wmea win ha hale TharaSar. S«pt. ». it IS tJD. from at. jMMrisS Church, lawrmuit In ffk’pit. Chmiliry. Ite. dautot ■ WO fiajB Mate at Ika*—*— John* teams! Baum.______ a*M»a$i* soPT. te isst, iust. MI Sharan: act si; betered hu»-band af Ora A. itendall; deal tether of .Sir*. Allan Fullenwlder; dear brother of Oeorae and Sd turrlred hy three 1 TRY w A N T A D S FE 2 8 1 8 r Thurtdey, Sant. IS. M S film, trom the Donilion-Joluu Funeral Rome. Interment In White Chapel. Mr. RandaU «UI lie In State at Ponelson-Johns Faneral Berne. RuoKOLA. mgPt. % issOpfifif - A. HI *. Pike St.; afa M; survived by top nieces end three netdiews. Funeral ten-lea vUl be ±'SS%bS&&&1aft:1: Interment in Oak HU1 Cemetery. Mr. Ruokole will ltein state at the Sperks-Orlf ftn Faneral Berne. Sprasuc: dear fawsr of Amsl. Alice Lundetrom, Mrs. Helen Sny-der and Mrs. Wlsabeth strohm. Funeral uwaaamsnts win ha an-nouncMl^ tetcr by the Fursley Pu- THORNBOIIO. SSFT. II. IMS, BBT nsth R„ Si Carter St.; us ad; beloved son af Mrs Bertha Thornburg tomb; also survived by several alaoaa and ntphewi. Funeral serrlee wUl be bald Thursday, Sept. SI, at S.p.ai. from Sparks-Orlffln Chapel with Dr. Milton Saak offleUtlnf. interment In Bogwsmd telto~;Hr Thornburg will Uu in state ut the Sperkt-Oritfin Funeral Bmae. Funeral Directors COATS FUMBKAL amm DRAYTON PtAIHS OB M7S7 Donelson-Johns Voorhees-Siple 1 Sarvlot FS 1-1371 At IB a.m. Today fiwra were replies at The Press office la fiw following boxed: 2, 4, t, 10, IS, IS, 18, IB, 80, 82, B7, «, T8, 77, H, K 188, 117, US, 118. POWER and SAILS Whether you want a motor boat or a sailing vessel yoti'll find exactly what you’re looking for at the price you want to pay m classification 97 ofv.. .THE PONTIAC PRESS WANT APS FE 2-8181 r FOR WANT ADS DIAL FE. 2-8181 uMid,Tajfi5aj.%R Frtftfi lafUBM DO YMMF Essm IHIMDI through Dm error. Whta cioecuitiooi siFk ESX- cash Want ad RATfia Lines l-Dey Mhys S-Oays SIM MM $312 IB m H » Help Wanted Male 6 .■Beckman, Sh miles Sk af Often* AMBITIOUS Tsuna man, 1S4S for collecUon dspafunsnl of national organ Is* Mm. For Interview caU FB He» Wantod Male . fi representatives. ^ ^AtT’S.-KaaS: Unlimited BpSjlfMjl CPU for appointment, fs ink YOU NO MAN, II TO »1 FOR FART time statk and dellrsry . work. M a.m. to fyjL I day*. Bo fer .. 80S Mr. Foec. s a Help Waated Feraale 7 I-WAY RADIO DISPATCHER. „ Driv* to Theater. Altar ri^triToruuiufi'llMlBIk. OsU EB MMS, aftse s as, ADVBHT1AINO AWARD WINNING .. subuiau wr imm sataii o, (weed dlsplsi woman. Ne» preferred. Oempens -----‘—*. ^alarv Christmuuir1 n i>u|insT>ta**-fam Conte and out*. Take taetr *■< dwrs ,ta MS mr mS: Soete ootStni'BRSy**Sftwle* tediqf jfcgroZ.'Kr?J5 SALESLADY FOB EVENINO WORK asporisnat to HUte B—W to Wear. HT years df age Peggy’s Miracle Mile fS Smk Far An Anaifnlmsnt TOYS —FUN —1$$ Interested I* sernina extra want tor Christmas? Become a Tmr- sgjWjjj general -office work. Ibravlaui business agpertenee helpful. Light Write full m™—' Frees. Bern S- — W WANTED EXPERIENCED FAS-»— sad pisuu auak. B^*‘ experience. Writs _ _ ________MfUMM. M- legs edneutten or SUIlneei train. ---- .Baud resume to *~IS N. Wood- regulred. . m A Knight. rtence. Ref. Apply ready to work If qooltflod. Koy'e ABanaUohs, 04 Fierce, Birmingham.________ W workUx g______ per week earning U> I DOWNTOWN BUSINEM BAS an opening tor o hoy U •* year* of ags. attending 1 IB senes! er eollogs. to —— port time sash afternoon starting at 12:3s p.m. No espertenet necessary. Mb by letter, hm Ml particulars about P BANKINO NATIONAL CO* meal franchised territory.. Tremendous repeat business and opportunity tor advancement, we con guarantee $122 per weak te the right s»an. W t-IISS. A PART TIME AOS If Jroa are free 1 te IS p.m, a sppsdlbts end hare n car; | may he able to qualify > tor job that wtU enable you to e« MS • week and still retain pa regular job. For information a Mr. Allan or 2-M21, 12 noon S p.m. BOYS FOR OENERAL CLEANING fD FAINT MA» ’s CMUstom Mil forgo Barter, CARHOPS, fur food. ____ person, ^ttefl COSMETIC-OR DRUG CL: E*P. or wffi ability to 1---- Top eolary. Full or part time. Sand roeujpe to Pontiac Press BUILDER B BO ft > R NEEDS --'-»man—sales manager. Please Mr, Pace, OB t-0438____________ DISHWASHER WANTED FOR evening work. Full UmS. n« Dlsle Bwy.. Drayton Plains. EXPERIENCED DUCT INSTALL-ers. must be thoroughly expert-enced and have loola and transportation. O’Brien Boating Com- net EXPERIENCED FURNACE IH-. staller. IT N. Csss Ave. EXPERIEliCED MULTIUTH OP-— ** ** “ — -*-* stngls. orator, li to 11 years 0! HU W. Huroo Strset. Experienced Retail Tire Salesmah Long range opportunity with growing M-yeoiHUd Panties firm — Call John Carter for interview Tarter tire co. FE Ml* __________ FOUR MEN OR WOMEN WITH ears to till vacancies. Full er port time. Opportunity to earn ^owj Income. 1M N. Perry. t:M Full time real estate aaiesmta wanted to handle Tri* level project in Drayton area, b-celleni opportunity (or the Individual wiring M work. Contact Warren stout, Boattor, n H. Saginaw EXPERIENCED COLORED LADY, live in. private loom, general housekeeping, hate with children, every sun. A Monday off, city rotoroncoa. ISA 4-lMt.________ ixFxiawCED fuTinituhe tore Inventory clerk. S day* jeekj^jeywmenl. Apply Mr. Mar- EARlt CHRtSTMAS GIFTS AND toys. H*vs hut ut the sums time. Rave a , Poly party. Cali Evas. after T p.m. FE IMSI. Minute Lunch, t East PlkS Street. BOMk IMPROVEMENT COMPANY needs suasmen. Oeod rate of tty. Came te for Interview. Dura fiuiwlug Co.. IIS doslya. corner HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE TO work hi paint store. 21 to 2? years old. Must be hiutf worker, ■----s for promotlcn. No phor- Sta Mr. Foite. S S. Cms. Lake Rd. after |. MAN WITH ICMFISO AND ------------------^ — tag tot chain.' Ag*d' il-4i.~ Ex-ceuent references required. Experience end uhUtty te hiring and supervising smptoysuu., tfib fi weyne St. between 1:31 a!m. and OPENING FOR 3 MEN A now factory branch has opened which Made 3 men who are me-ehenlcally Inclined to jisteil new revolutlonery electrical unite. For Needed ImmedUtely 3 men over b. Walled Luba vi-Mptp^ycfjr—‘ — IL*-—* ml' Mr Teenies. ] _ ^ *:m‘ Netdfd a evening 1 ___ work. CftU^lfr. Taylor, fiART TkME WALLED V^tti area. Needed. S man. Moot be preeenUy employed. Over SI. Bore u ear and willing to work. Con Mr. Penrod. MA 4-3411. 4 to S p.m. tally. FIN Dors WANTED, ROCHESTER Lane*, 43S Min Street. Raokeetar, Michigan. Retl Estate Salesmen Jr will hula men wHh other UM background. Active office tarnlngs unlimited. R. r. fDick) VALUET REALTOR FE 4-3531 S4S OAWt.Awn AVENUE SAIESMEN, CANVASSERS AND Dour, no tap. necessary. We will train. Apply Btadei. Insulation Co. (Authorieod Applicators for Oweae Coming Ftborgtoe Insula-tlon.1 ties 8. Telegraph. Pontiac. two toita lwlfAelly. d existing properties. Ex-id preferred lus u you •rto leera gat aunt will iSsrr Route Mgr. Opening FUr men efita te tart M bot- SAyESMANTO refrebbntr5¥^ »1 trpeOrtter distributer In Pon-gw . orwt. Guaranteed eatery. Previous sates stisffanes neces- ^ggaas. TELEPHONE canvassers *— uhf MAmmr- — alss.FE 1 BABYSITTER TO LIVE IN. SOME hSmowsriTMT him. Light" UltaU WBfVB, ru. BAEERY SA'LBte GIRL _____________ SMS. day work only, I Mgs week, St hour .W start, mu— hovo own tmnsfiirUttee. Anderson Bakery. lS4 W. 14 Mile Rd., Birmingham, Ml M114. TOPERATOR 'for Froaparity Unit, steady work. « MW. OS R. Maple. Blrm- CURB WAITRESSES TED’S WOOPWAED AT SQ. LAKE ROAD COMPANION FOR LADY. ELDER-ly lady preferred or |iri. Before S ooUTFE 5-1110. After S. call — 5-37M. NIGHT FLUS Dd tops, r’a Dt* Apply In Irhre-In, list EVELYN EDWARDS VOCATIONAL OOUMSELINO SERVICE SSto EAST HUR9M_ SUITE FE S4MS<— FE MM Dining Roorri Waitress red's hire Immediate openings lor dining room waitresses. Apply lnpsrson Woedword at Su. Luka ltd. EXPERIENCED oar and servte vp5p*y i FULL OR PART TIME - Rasp your Important job at wifa and mother. waeMy pay