senger_and mail service and twin engine air cargo freight service may be made available at Pon- tiac Municipal Airport by next summer. a “Homer C. Hoskins, manager of of hangar aid other facilities, and fees for use of the airport. At pres- the airport, hopes to bring the two! . : a ag ae | . 7 te The Weather - } ae pees 3 | Polien Count 4 ty U.S. Weather Bureae Forecast AN } a ASsOCLATED PRESS” ot Mg lay PHOTOS % 114th YEAR * *& & & *& PONTIAC, MICHIGAN TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1956—38 PAGES Flames Block = ornia Roadway Sencar. ft or Intervention Goes to U.N. Cairo Follows Britain, France in Request for) ~ Council Action | UNITED NATIONS, N.) | {¥. (AP)—Egypt has come -jup with its own call for); U. N. Security Council in- _jtervention in the Suez WILLIAM F. MARSURY : | aP Wirephete |yesterday, a day after FIRE SWEEPS ACROSS ROAD — Flames flash by a road. The picture was made im day- [Britain and had fire which has burned light, but the area is darkened because of dense Open Special Gifts Phase _ ) watery, Mountain Blaze as First Chairman of . * e ci bate the complaints together or ss in Fifth Day Community Nationale" 5) Rasict tease | meal nag arnt Sr ose * P * William Frederick Maybury, for- take arowreod soe KICKS Off UF Drive mm 2 et = ites tics ten as San Bernardino wate Qe the [CAch Division comptroller and| Fire Rages On At a kickoff breakfast of the Special Gifts Division of meat of the controversy, it is ex- [first chairman of the Pontiac Gen- abd smells ‘Pontiac Area United Fund this morning, division chair-| Prone 2 Orie Se participation jeral Hospital Board of Trustees, SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. ®—iman H. Wayne Gabert announced an initial $7,780| wyn Licya, Preech Peretgn Mme. (O02 TORTTENY in Detroit, He was Fificen hundred fire fighters. i-\donation from Community National Bank and its) ister Christian Pinean, Egyptian | | | ee ee el eousien Minister Mahmound | Maybury had been ill several away iy a nferno nployes. wei and perka Secretary weeks, in the San Bernardino Mountains) The Special Gifts Division will seek $68,494 of this’ of state Dulles. : for a fifth day . iP . Service will be at 2 p.m. Thurs- ‘A gern A ot Fears United Fund drive goal of $612,202.:Gabert’s con-| Egyptian Delegate Omar Loutfi day at All Saints Episcopal flame on the northeast corner of Sngent of 40 Special Gifts+ Egypt's request. for) Charch with Rev. George C. the 10.500-acre burn was the crit- ical sector. by Pope Pius XII. at his mite past ‘United ‘Fand’ camCOUNYY This Week 9 United Fund is asking of all givers d-ito support its 54 agencies during from executives and employes of “Torch Lighters” will. call on 280 selected donors who State Dems Touring | Community National Bank's gift reflects the nine per cent increase: , over last year’s. donations which ” —s Car tos peace and security and are serious “\that the council meet to violations of the charter of the|ployed With the GM Truck Co. of United Nations.” Pontiac, Yellow Britain and France had asked “situation < z created of the s B Z i Plunges Into Mountain 14,172-foot Mt. Yale. bodies. C47 Crash Kills 12 in Colorado to Drought Area BUENA VISTA, Colo. (AP)—All 12 persons aboard an| Property Damage Slight Air Force C47 were killed yesterday when the twin-| Despite Violent Winds engine craft plunged into the sheer northwest edge of Once at 100 M.P.H. fed-haired Women’s Army) |Corps enlisted woman. The bodies were found by a seven - man team which rode and climbed for five hours to reach the scene. Names of the dead were with- A there said it left about 9:30 a.m. on a flight to Hamilton Air Force Base, near San Francisco. Watches onthe bodies of the Collision Kills Pontiac Firema Other Driver Injured Headon Crash gale and only A Pontiac fireman, Hal 0. Lioyd.'véelocity reached 30, was killed last night when his! moved inland. car struck another headon Township. victims had stopped at 10:10. Allen Fitzgerald, an employe of ithe Colorado Reformatory here, an over the crash scene at mid- i d i z 5 ispectacie I’ve ever seen,” he said. + “The impact must have been so ‘great that all their shoes were The victim was dead on arrival at 1:05 avn. at Pontiac General Hospital. Preston also was hos- pitalized and is listed in good condition, authorities said. He suffered multiple face and ow * ~ | “Six of the bodies were still in the w ' Worker Gives Reuther iDues, ike His Vote body cuts and a fractured left knee. Lloyd had been assigned to Pon- ‘tiac’s No. 1 Downtown Station for He is survived by his widow pnd children. four Wilson Recovering surgery. Wilson, 66, was operated on yes- Lioyd, of Drayton Plains, arove| his car across the center lane at, Roslyn road, according to the other driver, Joseph P. Preston,| 27, of Waterford Township. located near Grand Isle in i ea Hospital Said, “Reuther (the UAW'd June 1952, Maybury became its president) gets my dues, but Ike first chairman. He served in this and Cobo (GOP candidate for gov- g Es a 5 a Subsiding Storm j Delivers Rain A joint army-air force team equipped with mules) 5y THE ASSOCIATED PRESS started an ascent to the 11,500-foot level to return the; Hurricane Flossy subsid- ed into a vast, drought- Among the victims, who included both civilians and breaking rainstorm as it military personnel, was a+ ‘moved slowly over southern \Georgia today after caus- jing nine deaths and some property damage in its \journéy across the Gulf of \Mexico and the northwest ‘Florida coast. At 8 am. the once- dangerous storm was re- ported centered just west in Elizabeth Lake Roadiof Albany, in southwest Georgia, with its top winds at 50 m.p.h. short of a full half the before it It continued heading between on Elizabeth Lake road in Waterford) northeast and east northeast at Gusty winds of 25 to 35 m.p.h. | extended outward 300 te 350 miles north and east Ala., to Albany, down some trees and power On the other hand, its accom. \panying rainfall was breaking the lback of drought conditions across ‘southern Alabama and Georgia.. iand northern Florida so that, on ; * The potential casualty list of the storm took a sharp drop early to- day when the Coast Guard re- ported the motor vessel Carport the (Continued on Page 2, Col. 4) Kefauver Visits. State One Day Claims GOP on ‘Road from his office about 20 days. to Ruin’ at Marquette summer place here, Sees Expansion for Pontiac | GM Oiticial Stresses’ N Weather (Continued on Page 2, Col. 8)- lernor) get my vote.” Bank Starts Special Gifts Drive With $7,780 Meeting 3 MARQUETTE wm — Sen. Estes Kefauver said today the Eisenhower administra high interest rates, of spotty un- employment and lopsided prosper- ity, of governmental concern with ves 9 Dead iia is. an Sends. | _ jeorporate profits rather than hu- welfare » * it : tor Railyard Site in City” . Philip J. 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B= iyi at el Hat igi fragt at “lala l ne E £33 - re PL ti 2s E aii Hy aia aie : Toe On LE i . soils > Hi a3 § r Huet a2 RTE ii aint hee aE fe | Hua] gots ey Ringed 9 Bh brtesdd Sealed ta neil Hite Gall nili| ga ny, HY ean it bile ul oe Lr He STE | Had Hil aC fen Teg) HES |S nul ePeay . titgae’ Hs He vd See al aie oe14i| us gal 4 gl 2 PUT RG gl Ne | Shae | Pa #2] gS pt or HEH - i] me tle relia ae bis ia : E ie ai eNO thi SE ye ae ey atk ade Ca Sali aie ‘lid 10 fit af ty dja: Halll ik baal —s AW Haggdtiety el > BE HE RHPRLM CE 3 peat eit BLM ay Be ey, ys ECHR Ties esters Pueiiiy eo 8! Hi NB Hu el i i vil geal lyleniier Ge 3B A a aie ety fit eH Ht la aa [eli] ae Bet ita eid rca (ee off (yl eth | a Bo 1! iy fh ne ulilis oul eg detalii bade tl 531 bali Pens ble ie die dd “ake. gS dee yt end: th SH He Se ialiy: a RHE ate 33 ui me aul Hell geht Hillel zs oe ish ws pA eee tts nh THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1956 ) : re pt bog be fond 9, Population Down we with a 79 per cent ineresseiSo Easy to Remember oe sae ute Agriculture|gram is now operating in more| DES MOINES — The nation's 900,000 to 164,000,000—in the same), DENVER, Clot” @— A witness sent Feports that an aver-than 60000 schools throughout the|farm population totaled 22,200,000 period. Fegan panda Manga nk reagent : 100,000 in. 1810, the first year for| India is the second largest movie|‘Tia! had no trouble recalling 8) when they came back the $470 schools the special Virginia has produced about | which records are available. That's producer today, next only to the|$470 payment he said he made 85|was gone and he had to dig up an- school milk program this year is/five billion tons of coal since 1800.|a decline of 33 per cent and com-|U. S. a slot machine payoff to the de-|other payment of the same amount. De ee eras to your home furnishing @ lems! Multi-purpose, adaptable, thrifty MODERN FURNITURE IN COLOR pieces from *] 995 to +6995 BASIC STORAGE UNIT — Inspired by the campaign chests used by English officers, this basic walnut storage unit brings with it an aura of adventurous days. The T-shaped brushed brass corners and trim, used to protect this chest’s ancestors, today becomes an ele- gant decorative feature matching the recessed brass hardware. One of the features of this unit, which can be used as a conventional single chest, is that it comes in seven sizes and two heights, making it possible to stack the units, line them up to fit a desired wall space, or use them as a room divider or lamp table. (Baker Furniture, Inc.) Decorator's Touch Is Seen in Table Trends Tables, these days, have come'tray is made or copper with a out of the purely utilitarian class hammered pewter finish and a) of furniture and have become ajhand chased effect around the distinctly decorative addition to a edge. The tray can be removed room setting. An attractive table for use on another table. Made of can be the focal point of a group-\carefully selected and matched] ing. lteak veneer, the Persian-influenced | Tables can be found in all shapes|table has a warm waxed finish. | - and sizes. Generally, the trend * *« seems to be toward lower cocktail) Another interesting trend is to- Doctor Asks Remit eS for Cooperation =="serssr State Medical Society on aaa sae toe ab bok | President-Elect Speaks a | to Members : elect of the Michigan State Medi-|ttalian Provincial adapted for sim- sweerees cal Society says that “for every|pier modern tastes and styled with Lanaiall dollar we (doctors) have spent for contemporary space and use re- ERE RURID rf | our education, the community haS'quirements in mind. Luxurious. . contributed three, and the people plastic tops are in a diamond- rightly expect a — poner ee striped walnut pattern. | to the competent 2 care Of) The elegant jnlaid motif the sick.” saudi lap onda’ toopeunen of bases. Young moderns, the “Answer” group solves your problems (be they budget problems, space problems, decorating problems). Use the pieces in living room, dining room, bedroom! Mix and match the colors— gs mph — ane pee A Secsuee fe Give sandrift, black, pink, aqua! Stack the pieces or use serve,” he continued, “is rep | recall petals as they hold up cir. them side by side. Cabinet doors can be reversed for "Sito ier lode to map tavek| Sa. needing acta hs Bas smart decorator touches, they're finished white on edge sia oe cme te the MSMS eno straigit shi to Salton Ge one side. All sturdily constructed of southern hard- help Mi | (F ! : _THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, SEPTEMB : | idy Insurance Plan | r All Doctor Bills | DETROIT @ — A plan to ex- ay | tend prepaid medical service to/f ‘ | doctors’ care outside of Hospitals|f] Frank A. Anderson Daniels Agency J. Ciitterd Metty is being studied by the Michigan Agency = : ate Set. putin yHorven TY, Denalioen “ce od last night a study com-|l] = mW. Muttentocher © & Pellet | will cooperate with Michi- deems Aqveny Agency Noyce W. Strait | Medical Service (Blue Shield) ae sage “exp le 4 VanW: smoreunare pai ae ee Lene : Pontiac Association of Insurance Agents | . J. E, Livesay of Flint, ai- | : to appoint the study group, | : ee lala ; nei psec cy ee : , pont coon EE Ce Ey ee Ley ee renee X-rays and laboratory Sic saat Es WEDNESDAY IS g irst to Win Teachers’ Scholarship _ gE DOUBLE F Rene Ecards rs RED STAMP DAY receiving polio shots next week, on Acress from Ponting State Beak United Press Phote ja voluntary basis and at bargain i f ALGREEN | WORLD'S LARGEST — The world’s largest and most powerful fighter-bomber shape to simulate either fuel or bomb-carrying capacity. The Voodoo will go into rates. SA S is the McConnell F-101A Voodoo, shown with the attachment of an external test operational status in October with the Air Force Strategic Command. The university said Salk polio DRUGS | vaccine will be offered to the stu- 3293 Auburn Road, Auburn Heights Fal , dents at the rate of $1 a shot. It is , Dr. R. J. Biggar Dies ___ | Physician, died Friday in a swim-|Port Huron some years ago to be-| one of the first univer- ‘ ‘What a Horrible Thought! PORT HURON ®—Robert 1 ming ecient nthe Peran gl come ie med! ted rte a ne emery wir on mo Rea GES ee Ge Ee ea Ee z Biggar, 47, former Port Huron|friends here learedl. Bigger left|Cal-Tex Oil Co. Ltd. ulation program. ae Prison Inmates Protest : : Automatic Stool Pigeon : prison “guard” got a thumbs down| te prison officials, It is a closed ; | | vote from Southern Michigan Pri-| television ciresit that permits son inmates who term it “a hor-| guards through = pushbutton ar- : rible thought.” rangement to view activities m * ¢ BOD Sacre go: bape ' The inmate newspaper, *‘ ” reported. that] _ Sp°cteat ae Pcter” said: | cost ef the device “is still prohib-| See ee UP | Television sales engineers re- He prea mpm bee . 3 | , . woenff~ dh M those mah an ae bed by Family Pupp fume" | | Still in Danger {rs ne tem , " DES MOINES w — The next few|“nat man in the northwest - Or 27 Pct. More Students oe i wa a yy ee et | for 1 3 57 ! Coming October 3:4 On Wednesday, October 3rd, Ford Dealers throughout the | United States will unveil a new kind of automobile! sah the out ovieea a Sadioik te ieehat ic teak me oem uly about 20 sup- | . j 5 qa Eg ; F ; a 3 i ii i i Care ors tzavived in every Aimarican's life. News of ¢ new hind of car is the biggest kind of news to millions of Americans. The Big New Kind of Ford is that kind of news . . . @ car totally new in design from crest to trunk lock. This completely new automotive package will sell at This makes possible a new high standard of such honest-to- goodness value that it actually increases the purchasing power When you see it, other cars will look out of date, because... This is Where Tomorrow Siarts . . . with a Big New Kind of Ford! Tine Now Kind of Ford is the fulleet, most co The New Ford Body 's special personality— : Ss youll (peed, tan whtghedh wtion-anl ee en more) known wherever lated against sound, steel joined to steel for Il this we have added true a ee ca seen in the low: Doors, roof, floor and body panels are in a car truly elegant you have to The' doors close with the solid finality of a a moved up front—easier for you to reach, but out The New Inner Ford =| gh nem sie hrc new is mounted live Ford—the car you cannot see—is a ae i on Oks et E _ YOUR LOCAL pillars, and a convertible coupe. The same body types (except for the convertible) are available in the Fairlane Series. ee iz} i ful Fe! Ha is F it i | t iy f i F ' E i a : f j i aE Hi li z | i A new inner car gives you. KIND of FORD ; Its is glittering, a nice kind of fun just to look at it. It's high-priced in every way except price. engines. Six or V-8, the going is great! Here is where your own tomorrow starts It starts ot the nearest Ford Dealer's showrooml — They are the first symbols out of Detrot of | & new automotive age that is beginning for you. __- 195Teamecarly this year, = | WORLD'S LARGEST — The world’s largest and most powerful fighter-bomber shape to simulate either fuel or bomb-carrying capacity. The Voodoo will go into United Press Photo is the McConnell F-101A Voodoo, shown with the attachment of an external test operational status in October with the Air Force Strategic Command. ‘What a Horrible Thought!’ _ Prison Inm _ Automatic Stool Pigeon JACKSON @ — An ra ee Bg ; prison “guard” got a thumbs down ' vote from Southern Michigan Pri- . son inmates who term it “a hor- rible thought.” . Speculating on prison life with . reported that f * «= SSP isee : Be gs “Imagine a telephone ringing in : from the deputy warden to the Toddler Bitten the, ter Se ot Or seep to heeok by Family Pup Como ‘ sys- Still in Danger Dr. R. J. Biggar Dies PORT HURON (#-—Robert physician, died Friday in a swim-|Port Huron some years ago to be- Biggar, 47, former Port Huron/friends here learned. Bigger left|Cal-Tex Oil Co. Ltd.. This Emblem ro |e ae ee : Dh ° > Bape poaga : | WEDNESDAY IS ip DOUBLE olay aan See 5 RED STAMP DAY & sean BE SAM'S. Waicteen 3293 Awbura Read. Auburn Heights ates Protest 27 Pct. More Students A new inner car KIND of FORD y,|ming accident in the Persian golf,|come chief medical officed for the/ sities oe comer wan an oe | RE ES Ey ea Ee ee Ey ulation program. : THIS IS WHERE - TOMORROW @ 9 gives you be ascertained whether the child : tte in / : = | : ak ot aoa, at Ferris Institute in ‘56 ; : ~~ pfter biting the little girl, the| BIG RAPIDS «m~ Ferris Insti- eS J ’ og died on Sept. 8 and its body|tute opened its school year yester:) : | Cc i Octob 3s , with an enrolment of 1,82 =a arse ss awere es VOMING ers ‘was rabid. ‘< learned The registrar's office reported ‘ te ool be mae, whl 88 fren ema dere On é ‘ stp neo Soop ape Po , Wednesday, October 3rd, Ford Dealers throughout the that space, there's hat room to spare for all six The New Ford is not only low — but long. F scribed for Lorena. But when the} ~ United States will unveil a new kind of automobile! a Pongal Ford gives you more thea 17 feet of elegant : seventh shot was given, Dr. Woods| An American church — With that sitting basis, the then length in the Fairlane Series, a shade less in the : entd, the itt showed a, viclest re-/member te sald to custribute only ; designed the new rock-solid velvet-road ride. | Custom. And all that length and lowness is sup Cars are involved in every American's life. News of a new kind The 1057 Ford rides low, solid, with « fem, Sov tn Amarin acrobat ey 7 of car is the biggest kind of news to millions of Americans, ps A seston pr pe Yot Ws 0 light-hearted, Its is It’ The Big New Kind of Ford is that kind of news . . . agile, with « So mcement thengl, nice kind of fam just to look ati * a car totally new in design from crest to trunk lock. traffic and away to the head of the turnpike. It's high-priced in every way except price. ihe en Set i package will sell at The New Ford Choice cs pp leuibenteny sree mally prices. ; Ford offers not only one, but two sizes of cars youre a bug on hor it big, , : - tee Silver Anniversary V-8' This makes possible a new high standard of such honest-to- cach eh ules else sc. come ea he You can have up to 245 I Thundecbtrd goodness value that it actually increases the purchasing power own Reenpond Sag Sek nie, Thee 9 tek of your automobile dollar. Firs, the two Faislane Series enn }18dnch this engine of 312 coho bahar otth Sr awn When you see it, other cars will look out of date, because ... . wheetem, The Patlans O5VS come 0.8 Body . Ws the honey of them alll weiss Wane Wc : : : i types, a four-door sedan, a two-door sedan, a For “Six” lovers, we've is ‘omorrow Starts... with a Big New Kind of Ford! ee with no center 144 hp Mileage Maker od. gi a nid etn , | enc che por hb coeuaak it costs less to make. But it’s the same quality. The New Kind of Ford is the fullest, most elo- The New Ford Body sheds) mee oc : nghee Piper rans phony decors Fahy ent apne fees The now Ford body sa tehanbh ef Both Fairlane Series introduce an innovation _ engines. Six or V-8, the going youthful grace, the whiplash action~and in stee} steel cushioned for hanury, eteel inew. MuUUBH the use of special window omnamenta- at es the reputation for durability known wherever Inted_ against aeak +S eink Sar tion and narrow center pillars. Both four-door Here is where your own tomorrow starts thar a road. Meet rai sh joined cies and two-door sedans have true hardtop styling. It starts at the nearest Ford Dealer's showroom fe arr oe greater safety — Second, two Custom Series mounted on the _ The cars will be there on Wednesday, Octo- fpr yas ad pre Tasik, weal, oad Gedy geod we bo 116-inch wheelbase chassis. In the Custom 300 ber 3. ene: sulted te “ehend Series, a four-door and a two-door sedan are They will be standing still on the floor—but design goes far deeper than chrome ti vetcog ae Seated See tok ae ee ee they will seem to be for they have a on ee ee ee Cen Stipe glenprtog at our mod Custom Series also includes a Business Sedan. Sale yaaa era we | moved up front—easier for you to reach, but out ty, THe Custom 300 and Custom models are __ Every line has a “machined rightness” to i, a ee The New Inner Ford _ of the children’s - » heavier, and livelier than any cars selling the sharp clear-cut stamp of beauty wrapped Sk ge asi The Inner Ford—the car you cannot see—is a The new body is mounted.on twenty live- a ‘ sneues ppnte. CLOSEOUT | very remarkable structure, Its frame is rubber mounts to keep your side alent, old Beyond sll these, you alo have your cin ‘These are the best Fords of cur lives A eae ool a alia. Silo members extend almost te sare ee EM ple seal ng itt —d apres They are the first symbols out of Detrok of ipper Ring Books | As Sub ibe i wine-putehl time . enw eee 0) Sat hegtaning fer you, : 1 | i ap fet naend: gee ena ahersa ney re tS The New Fordtock ~ ~ -—-_‘1057 eame-carly this year. aii , p< Je Temp enret commit ieee tet cokes pao.” bie o% cusehgpons That low, low cradle-span frame means a low, Ts te where tomorrow sterte— st your Ford ced : - 1 tical the lowering of overcall height by'ssmuch The way a car rides is more than the way low car. The Fairlane 500 is only four feet eight Dedlers = sa eal “ as 4 inches. ‘ : moves—it starts with the way it sits, inches from road to roofl The Custom is just Thie fe when your tomorrow starts ~ October cE ee mei mmarme Te ioe : | fexmense strength, around each one of six knees. And above all Come in and see us for the Big New Kind of Ford! i s 5, * & . rete sa al I PO UIE a Ri se RRS ER So at a a ee ¥ “THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1956 Meet Your Friends in the Riker Fountain he he i he ii 1 325-3. qeckte ; Neh 3 ay ae: Bo, f, ay fifty bas # Oe ai yéu'l Wake the iberal 23. ose , a | —_ , " , TT coreings we paren: | ‘rate: : os United Press Photo. savings..get. det aths ON THE RUSSIAN SCREEN — TV sets roll off an assembly years ago. The Soviets say they are increasing the manufacture j 6 . ' | line at the Moscow Television Works in the Soviet capital. Bulky of TV sets, radios and tape recorders and are constructing tele- — Earnings from the bst but with small screens, the sets resemble American models of 10 vision centers and relay stations in many cities of the USSR, on off funds rec eed | Zz t 3 2? | by the Oth, sy Chevy to Offer New Transformer to Upsienéw ocho | r= Pol Injection Electric Power in County cms: win seaine @ cam st a8: | | mm, Sept. 16, Raymond H Smith of A new Detroit Edison Co. trans- Birmingham and parts ef Royal Drayton Piains, stood mute yester- ds s*§ 5 2 ~Eigigsapes teers fairly active, ’ lower grades slow. ti » Oak, Troy, Bloomfield and South. day at his arraignment in Oakland ey eng cows mostly) DETROIT u — A mechanically TMT aNd switching station, now! ise Townships. - County Cireuit Court, | : ie akties Gua . under construction in Royal Oak, CAPITOL " Bisck. Ne. iore ona steady; few loads operated fuel injection system will wiji provide increased electric Canfield said the project, which —“ H —— Heleed, hi hnwe i : , ‘i j ' a ¢ Innocer r - ‘ ee evereee agg Be og 7 be introduced by Chevrolet as Op-| power for a 3%5-square mile area was prompted py me rapidly ~ South netthee “ sim s Oakiand Savings & Loan Co. te = te SS = iain oma erect eeipment 157 Seutearir Qablgnd Cound. cen ee cde ine ensue County Jail under bond of $1000. ae. vid Inapir “ » | some 1,000 Ib down t0\ models, Cost has not been dis-| : hm egr trea eee . Muron Am Cap ...... 44 t 0 . . 26.00; steers 20.00-24.00; | The new station, located at Cool-'tion of new 40,000-volt distribution am =, si’: Sed Eat Bes Mee ra ~ # a i ae closed. lidge and 14% Mile roads, is sched- lines and the rerouting of several Oregon imposed the first tax on FE 4-0561 in aan” is Int Nick... wind prime Mesiie; gona te low} Fuel injection systems replace uled for completion in the fall of supply lines gasoline in 1919 Am 8 Ges .'.. 68¢ I Goes “cheice Oe ee anders Sts. carburetors. They have been tried 1957, according to Howard L. Can- . ° ____________= i Soa Am need a, Int Tel @ Tel 314 Bt se: Ke a and inal Seaueen cars and it is/Seld, manager of Edison Oakland Substations in the area now re- . = soe 2 Soke a? cutters 8 eaty bee we vk ‘ istrict. ive electric power from Pontiac's tm foe Toi 1H, jeoee Heo BS os. | eaters "cal to, commercial said they provide marked fel econ-| Ghennficld ctetion and Lincoln ata.) Now You Can Save Money When fm Voces. fet Bremreat nt seen see saeice7eer8=6 omy, In the fuel injection system.) Ut Wi Wns eubelsien wON"E tion in Royal Oak. You Buy Home Insurance! Armen ont”. T7 Oh - a lhiseched. ., Snuatle ; general trede!q mixture of gasoline and air is it-| “| Canfield pointed out that the , Armour & Co’. 183 + 94 1-90 | a oe directly into the combus-| . . shifting of the electrical load from Save Up to — S cove AS - 4 end prime; year- ; ithe present sources to the new ‘ a: rs : ce aoe. en Py : bers gh a pump that) ews In. rie istation will make more electric 25% ave Mtg oo... a3 B Pe tt 3 food spring fore the fuel through very close-| ipower available for use in other Now in One Balt & On ..-. oi mM a wit Sess |ty designed nozzles. | Charged with driving while his Qakiand County communities. Poli os Breve —— Ba bo. with Bi short deck 5 are — the en operator’s license was revoked, os “a rae he: ek see * | Lo a ; mixture introduced Wendell D. Cripps, 34, of Flint yes- reoccer Boeing Air .,., 833 + . fe. 16.50: most » vA, . Sohn Alum ... 37.3 . eRe" ughter pod 3.80- into each combustion chamber. It terday pleaded guilty and was Chr sler Builds Protection You receive protection for your Home, the Bona ibility of carbure- 7% y ary Gan” ee 42 - bal nay gg aesgrernglie jailed 60 days by Farmington S I] D . Contents, Theft and Personal Liability. alla - oi ‘tor icing, vapor Township Justice Allen Ingle. He JC. evice ae i : od through was also fined $50 and $25 costs to Test Brakes | Be H. W. HUTTENLOGHER Agency Seem ‘i eer a ale higner Sri itae; not, seeabiianes | Heretofore a major ae to =“ etm 30 days. to Les ra \ mown ? oH W. Huttenlocher Max, E. Kerns “ s* . ee other te and itheir introduction in ine in-) guilty to a charge of ey) ‘ . : FE 4-155] Sater. a 2 : cae eae Staak hats SESS ternal combustion engines has Bees driving while under the inuence DETROIT (INS) — Chrysler re ote Ever See. ‘ar Sapttal airi .. BY oti carriers from Monday mort choict the high cost of production. _of liquor, Raiford L. Malone, 22, Ported today its engineers are ete + rt ih se A. Fy g 4 choice 2¢.00- They have been usd on MOSt of 9 Liberty St. yesterday was using a miniature automotive test '— ee omen canes sndstanmapecnsinealiaatie conten coemmindincangeanecoalias Ay i ae eve Ly > anughter md Sotiacse: cars in the Indianapolis Speedway fineg $100 and five days in jail track the size of an office desk . z ; Chee Obs =~ 3 iets Se’ hater sa S61p 6 mc suse *C* iby Pontiac Municipal Judge Cecil ig tind better ways to put friction} €ive Common Stocks Attractive : cities Sve... 635 “tty cows 18.00-12.00: few heavy commer-| | McCallum. te work through improved brake | : , . eanners and ect-, sa . Suman tos t03 a .. Ses “were eet oo. wea #24 "Juvenile Authorities | A $100 fine or @ 20-day jail term linings. For Capital Growth pang es ° to Question Four Boys |was ordered yesterday by Pontiac * * 8 oe ad . ale weak ‘Municipal Judge Cecil McCallum The desk-size instrument, using U S STEEL DOW CHEMICAL Sel 8g onsns - 4. = ee ost ae Four juvenile boys were released against David L. Smith, 22, of 192 onjy a haif-square inch of materi- __ gee Boom «.. - @5y -|\eeecrtee: ‘tome utility and commer- to parents: after charges of shop- Bondale Ave. who pleaded guilty .) tung tests in minutes that STANDARD OIL of NEW JERSEY Con W es: 304 . boy ~ Bs wai Fredes 18.90-50.88; eull and low util- lifting were made against them to a charge of reckless driving. equal the is of miles of dri . , sects de .. ~ J . . ti niic id. ' . ua ,USaNnGSs 0 Lies Vv~ 1 Ses Gee 2 a? one 23 eee ee ge ee eee enti eo stealing a, , 20 Nichols, formerly of Nichols ine They duplicate the high- GENERAL ELECTRIC U.S. RUBBER Cont Met cS Petar $82 | arrivals i, 0-7 i - 4 44 bags A oem nd 10 packs Auto Sales, now selling new and temperature conditions existing : ) pad gl lots good and cheice spring lam: *%: pint ice cream @ “KS used rrolet Ss. —_ ° : ; ‘ —_— Geoeet EOS = S a.” oi eome to, sheep wcaree 43 cigureties t a super mar-'He org ane aa and ick during repeated high-speed stops For more information without obligation—call _ Corie Wr «+. SS i aie so slight | ket, They were to appear before friends and customers at Matth- aod on rugged chuck-hole test ‘ Det a... 1 Pit Plate Go .. Oe UM ...Oytboard Motor Thieves juvenile authorities for questioning ews-Hargreaves Chevrolet. 34 Mill track marieuvers Fr Co , Du © Geng .. 368 26 Bt ‘or thi polit St. FE 5-4161, Ponti h e ve e ) Doug Aire .., 872 Pafiman ao 4 nots Gomes on 3-Y Probation this morning, police said. |St. -4161, Pontiac. aeiehnigae Chrysler said the track is the a Bow Pont «21884 | ey oH ae ‘we way ae , ; result of three years of design 818 Community National Bank Bldg. FE 2-9119 fest air ‘yes = poe 2 *. te CRICAGO coon + of gp ter Charles T. Welch, 20, and Arthur Mon Pi j Guilty woes gy kd P agg ow and development, | Zu vig ik ney F Ridgeway ws sea ees: receipts 12.008 whelesaie bur- A. Bentley, 18, both of Keego a Passing Bad Check \to Pooles Lumber Co. oe" The new instrument has a rotat- So-sssssss | wie Bw! seve B08 aa ae -, oF 8 ; sare se B bor, were sentenced in pcegren ng —Adv. ing disk, of cast iron, glass or . yas Faire olor a = Ne ang te OS |County Cireuit Court eared Charged ‘with passing a worth-’ Neal's Barber Shop—289 E. Pike “™2™Ic that spins at a speed of 714 Community Nat'l Pirestone s+. S34 gt Jos Lead . 42 . stealing an outboard motor in a Pontiac market St. former from a few feet a mipute to more , Ford Mot..... Soi St Rec Pap . 04 : mixed June 22 less $40 check in a ac : erly 3 Orchard Lake Ave. . Sul... $3 seovill Mi .. 38 S: qrtses Bloomfield Township iclid 5 Marion L. Langford, of than 1,600 feet a minute. Bank Buildin Tre... 38 Both to grand lar- Sept. 5. If your friend's in nd needs , an ul g oon “* a5 Sead Al RR ay . pleaded guilty to |958 Auburn Ave. pleaded guilty yes- yom ; Jail a The material being tested is: Gen Bees se ne Oy ae Ly ceny Sept. 11. terday at his arraignment in Oak. | i Ph. PE 5-9424 or MA — pressed against the wheel with Phone FE j 4-1568-9 Gen Mitts. ons RoCOr cs. B23 Each was surge probation tand Co nty Circuit Court. loads from a few ounces to 500 : . oe ee: is Se Be A. ae iter Gres yours ordered to "Judge H. Russel Holland, who Rummage sale Sept. 27, 1160 S. pounds, reaching temperatures as } no aR oy RR ‘pay costs of $180. Welch will spend Y ord Oct. 8, re- Lapeer Rd. Lake Orion. —Adv. high as 900 degrees fahrenheit a at! 32 ar the first 60 of his probation Will sentence Langt t. 8, re s grees . AT Quoceich "0. tLe S04 O8 Cal |. ate i.o.b. Detrott for Ne. 1 qual- anys ‘turned him to Oakland County jail p a/¥ / Goodrich --.+ Th gta Om Ina |. $8) a ee ‘im Oakland County Jail. Bentley wend at $380 J. fal ot wen, 8... wed oto ES] “Reavy type hens 16-18, light type bees will serve 30 days. under Harlow’ , : Out 8-H Stevens, JP |. 913/13: Rewer type wrollers or fryers, 3853 | |Aarlow's Brother Okays Union Richard H. DeW itt Donald E. Hansen sani tia g { ee . tchard H, DeW; * 6-6 Be S9T: anaes oe, cy type|INSIDE—MAN 14 ‘Sylvan Residents Given (7 5; wo = a STOCK AVERAGES 18; old resstere 26; Turkey A jv7 LeHho t R t / Res. FE 5-3793 Res. FE 2-5513 EEE, TOR tees, Boomnuee, ran heey tre Tes=s “™*! Man Changes Plea ‘New Number to Call y urtice e€trres Antibiot invewenee Wire Inserance Feet its Weil Stoses| cmcace Foc: | Indecency sane vetdindl: . 1. fe Inc pryeg me TH SASS Se 10 GUY oF eet Suto sas TOM Fisher Body fob ___ | Avtomobite insurance Life Insurance Misntn hee “ssss-deed EH ai 43-3! Sula "Foung stock: rise coope.| | Charged with vg bape id Sree er | Oakland County Sheriff Dept.) if . ——~ | Liability Insurance Plate Glass Insurance fi ooeneee ‘3 —- ” : i le * le 3 Ps. * . , ; isis Hash Titoigtes i o he farine pees aneraneeg tet cent tower ag, Fomwrch ¥ SF gy Er ituron they receive no response when! 1 axcric uuLetoy J. Curtice.; for acted got waly scntubag Burglary Insurance Bonds—All Types seer ‘3 le; ’ 7 ; Py 2 i ? ° i, good, ’ iy sy is bow oc cco eS 1a lee] Wile, Rosks der sts-Bi-2; over eit st. changed his plea to guilty aad Ao ir poles nena Pe ral 6g, soon will draw a first pension the pleasant but modest house A Tg | Formerly, residents were asked cairn ine an agreement negot- Se op Saiaed Sean “Aline | - “BE PHILOSOPHICAL ABOUT WHAT YOU to call FEderal 20171 (Pontiac Po-|os auth Workers union ©" | cee nde ee nervy on | DON'T LIKE BUT CAN'T CHANGE.” ee See + saree Sage egy | oo ting me | i been discontinued, Le ‘ } Syivan Lake City Manager Ernest Ba» Fate omar - regelran “When I thought of buying it, 1 L. Ethier said. shop at the Fisher Body plant..His|“4"'t have the money,” he said.|——- — younger brother is Harlow H. Cur-| Asked if he would like to switch | gam ‘ . | |tice, 63, president of General Mo-|Places with his younger brother, Business Notes vx co men ey rele: | | | “E wouldn't want his job. I ltl Always an hourly employe, the wouldn't mind the salary. Too The promotion of Jack E. grat perp cng gap tare many headaches. On that job your! ‘helper to director of personnel @ Fisher Body. He is quietly brain works 24 hours a day, even. - the Detroit Kelvinator plant has, proud of his union, which spoke in your sleep.” : Do You Own : - . been announced &P for him at the bargaining * * * . by Works Mana- table where Harlow spoke for | However, LeRoy, who with Har- : ger W. F. Pou-, stockholders. low was born and grew up on a Stocks? the farm near Petrieville, Northeast of pard. “T've belonged for all ex Nett in liaton Rapids, said if he bad it alll A native of first two or three years,” he sai & ae * Pontiac, Steinhel-| “I think the union has done very |*® do over again he “would try sai the|Well for the employe. They have !F & little more education. i done a lot of good,” he added -ghtomeieeh . osm —_ nae on some} For peenay Sr ge le agg els Seasoned investors know the solid investment value of where be fo weg ope Na ta dh wd ae ws Guneeee auton et tee city owning good common stocks over the long pull. How- good of Sylvan Lake, County ceived a bache- Michigan. ’ s ever, to minimize the risk that is necessarily assumed in : SIZE OF CHECK * 4 ‘ a ee & Dike inst on thee bir ee ee eS owning securities, experienced investors review their ter’ degree in ioduatviad retations|ere him ia the tise of the pension |S shy ‘ity “nites "Stace" ons holdings periodically : 8 and a * check he is in line for. He said #*! Roliday the day of any regular! , He joined Kelvinator as an em-|the $2.25 monthly payments for receive tor Teyistration The naime of any If you are in need of investment information, call us ‘ interviewer in 1951 and ee — . seniority are Not! ity apply te. me personally tor such | at Federal 4-2895. You can be sure your request for Ginactan for ‘the Detroit] He said he “imagines” the next sts, feces, ne. names, for regisiation help will receive our courteous ond thoughtful attention. agreement will raise the pension thirtieth day before any regular, special : : level, but added “ or official primary election and the day ‘ : T'm no author- of such election. : ; b p. ity.” LeRoy never has held union’ Notice ts hereby that 1 will be soit reece. « —_ Eee Barierneraratin ren scot! ©6=» WATLING, LERCHEN & CO. Another would of Reviewing the Registra- PONTIAC: 716 Pontiac State Bank er S38 ioe DETROIT: 3rd Floor Ford Bu 4 2-55 be resident, ‘e vote at the ‘election, shall be entered in the ltration book. it pi 33 a et Fe Rg ? if, Ho desk aia eee . then/rounded the Cape of ruddy|and returned home Already the/new charts and a claim on the |ifornia. His queen way |profits and knighted land tolson sesaue Spanien sea, treasure ports Geographic and galleons in the Caribbean their PS! Wife Good Pupil SEATTLE w — John Brooks is, good prospect for the “Don't. try to teach your wife to man } 34 : z : g MAGIC MUSHROOM — Looking like an illustration from a child's storybook, this unique ‘““Mushroom"’ bench provides protec- tion from rain and sun for sightseers wanting to ward off tourist fatigue. The straw-hatted bench is a favorite meeting-place for strollers in the British sector park in Berlin, i igs $3 ii i re Hi i fy Snover; |brothers, John and Bruce Hodgkinson, Marlette. ‘Many 1-Car Accidents SEATTLE «#—One-car accidents | are becoming an increasing traf- fic headache to the Washington|between Minnesota and State Patrol. Lt. Royce Welsch, ihead of the Seattle Gi i] 1 fi /year have been of the one-vehicle type. AUSTIN, Tex. @ — Recently an Lake of the Woods on the jan area of more than 36,000 ‘ jmiles, with a shoreline of about District, SAYS| miles and several thousands of 41 per cent of fatal accidents this lands. Incentive to Health! oe eet tp pace tent eae Austin man, seemingly in consider-} Cork trees live 300 t able pain, exhibited in a local|ang , court how he had to wear a heavy jyears. The brace for a claimed back injury. ‘ties of cork A few days later, having lost his/tree suit for damages, the man sold'old' stage. i HH ve Mrs. HiT 2... i i a v 3 residence at 6250 East Mariette St, Mrs. Willis died Mon- She is survived by three chil- ley, Colo., and Robert Willis of ; two grandchildren Hodgkinson, Snover, Albert &. Martus MARLETTE — Service was to| held at 10 a.m. today from St. Mary Catholic Church, Burnside f 3 | ef itt sere . E : H i H : fs ‘i 35 i : : E i 4 such township or city shall be at his office or other designated for the purpose of receiving « for Help Wanted Male 6 Flowers 3 DUNSTAN'S FLOWERS 244 W. Huron FE 24901 Funeral Directors 4 “| Donel son-Johns GNED | 0 Ve Fry aoe noughtful x’ : Voorhees-Siple FUNERAL HOME /Ambulance or Motor Cemetery Lots 5 WHITE CHAPEL — SIX SPACES $E*s Reems Guedes 65 per apace. £4 - 8 = J fy i s » 3 f 4 te bed 7 Z ‘PB. if The Pontiac Press FOR WANT ADS . DIAL. FE 28181 ti 3 Ah ag 4 i : : i dered valueless th: the error, When Pamee Rand are made be sure ¢ your “ki ber.” be gives a. Closing time for advertise - containing type sizes CASH WANT AD RATES Lines 1-Day 3 Days @ Days .s 18 z 50 #2. 7; 93. SS GS 4 1.90 a0 5.0 5 2.35 406 0.00 $ 3% 48 138 H HY 4 HP} ® 4 29 10.80 a 7, 1, 13, 14, 16, 17, 19, 21, %, 28, 37, 81, 73, 74, 87, 08, 111, 196, 117, 1 ced. No belpers. © WN. 3 5 } | 5 { i ce ets KB | Peodenne | gg ~ EXP BUTCHER LY IN PER- thanks | _son. 35 . Broadwa mi Management Potential Netion-wide fire and casualty {n- tion in yt cleans dept s adjuster. LIBERAL SALARY PAID VACATION GROUP HOSPITAL & SURGICAL INS. EXP, NOT NECESSARY Prefer « ™ college gradu- HARDWARE DETROIT TYler 88825 MEN FOR HEATING CONTRAC- tor, Some experience in piping -@uet work. 3101 Orchard e Rd. OPENING FOR ASS'T CONTROLLER Accounting Training Prefer Prvious Retail Experience College degree or training Write Box 4, Pontiac Press. Part Time * Employment am opportunity for a > enjoys Working with is with carriers help- to butld their routes. a selling. Plenty of and contacts. Ee ’ ‘uniim: i MAHAN REALTY CO. pores lee Ean Reiail Management Opportunities for Gainful Life Ins. Plan t Retirement Plan __ Help Wanted Male 6 ON|TREEZE TRIMMERS. EXPERI- Good OL- 3 ¥. Rochester. ive 1-477 between 6 and 7 p.m, and area. ROSEHILL, Realtor 19470 Grand River Detrott KEnwood 2-0000 Salesmen Show This Ad To Your Wife T need a one cail speeialty sales- man to handle untimtted leads in Pontiac and 25 mile radius. $150 Per Week Draw 33 to 3% yrv. age, have @ car, aa & See te aay 6 prea Waidron Tues.. Wed. Oniy, 1 to 4 p.m SALESMAN FOR RELIABLE BUILDING SPECIALTY HOME AND IM- EXCEL- PROVEMENT M. LENT OPPORTUNITY. VALLE- LYS, OLive 10041. ; SHEET METAL AND TOOL AND die. Pull or pert time. Half hour drive from Pontiac. Amplus Indus- tries 11650 Wormer it. Tele- raph, Plymouth Rd. vicinity. Enwood 1-3341. and Co, WILL EMPLOY ~ 3 SALESMEN All Sears’ famous benefits, as you qualify for them. Earning potential of $150 per week, draw against commission, For confidential interview call Mr. Lynch, FE 5-6168, between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday and “e. 8-3037. KIND, NEAT, ENERGETIC WOM: for # Ene and werk. Nios ie, Thursday. Sheet Metal Men — +-~ a sheet ~etal & lay- Eaperienced general sheet metal Sheet metal helper. Plenty of weertling fringe bene- Al aircraft work MoeGregor Mtg. Co, MI-4-3540, TECHNICIAN Assistant Personnel Manager Position Open } FOR Ab. VaNceMERt IN PERSON. NEL FILE Qualifications: ‘ Box 35 Pontiac Press, , Berg at 4 N. Sag: wees * Be gy Ed = : te Wi tale Tie. Help Wanted Pomele 7 BIRMINGHAM. DOCTOR's RECEP. thonist and assistant. a Sd eeping, filing ‘rite eee _Frg8s, Bes Ke. FS. . heusework. Good wages. ¢-2783. Refer. Required. DRUGSTORE COSMET? merchandise, advancement, rofit NNINGHAM 29 N. SAGINAW 8ST EXP. MAID. REFERENCES, LIVE in. FE 4-015. . ‘ CED WAITR ES&S, _Phone MI _¢6000. EXPERIENCED WA WTD. Day work, 9 to 5. Reels ve-En, 6225 ‘Hi, Rd a — ay aftr Ppt, Ola pan Tavern Me tel, Dixie Hwy. Waterford. General Office Permanent position for # girl whe bie to type and meet eek and ply in person to— FRED THOMPSON Sears, Roebuck! am TO LEARN SONNEL ag BH Boy extremely work tod te * someone who enjoys me We prefer some col- EARN GOOD MON. ristmag ordere with line, No delivery. a E -- en . pia Christmas, cach 1 anizations FE 5-9184 ¥ isealhed t Key Punch OPERATORS PONTIAC AREA EXPERIENCED ALPH, OPERA- or se? TWEEN 1:30 AND ny RUSSELL KELLY OFFICE SERVICE __Help Wanted Female 7 OPENING IN ACCOUNTING DEPT. Young woman with cackground in accounting. Experienced typist. Enjoys detai) amd igure work Apply im person, Perscene! Dept. WAITE’S DEPT. STORE... PONTIAC: PART TIME $400 MONTH . . and urdays, in greater Pontiac ares. No canvassing - all appointments sion each sale, SALESLADIES FOR SPORTSWEAR yg aa ag ee n 1 N, Saginaw, Peg- Between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. r~ rt ent nESis, MOOTED EY aE + allio SALES LADIES Exp. in Women's A iJ to work Eves, 6 to'8. Alve toll * BLOOMFIELD FASHION SHOP WAITRESS WANTED, M - rienced, iy in ani ff - 7 Ho Resteurees’ 6726 Dixie Hwy. | RATERS STAPIER, BOE BP neat and clean. erences, yy. ha WwW. Law ERPERIENCEDS BOOK: Apply" morainge 10 “io 12, Me- es Inc, 11 N. Perry. Wouan Fon LIGHT HOU bag Write Pontiac . Box WOMEN v Ss at ets Bre “WAITRESS aes Se sort, wocting OFFICE MANAGE a} de- requirement. Box 90 William Baird, Detroit and one |Township. __ 8| © Instructions ooop rou you, Wd. salesmen or women, learn a good business, P. W. Dinnan, 66 W. Employment Agencies 8A BIRMINGHAM OFFERING ent Service ' W Maple Birainguem bela | SAY, A care wT DRIVER +4254 CAREER CENTER Bl RIKER BUILDING FE 86-0416 wa| BOOKKEEPER|. VOIce LESSONS — CHOTR. dealer goede & full charge itiy moved ee! from x uy dealership) expe- i] OUR PosI- TIONS. 406 Pontiac State Bank Bidg FE 50227 MAN FOR FILE SUPERVISOR EE-$400 caliber ‘ith t pieasant, voles fo rub ‘s smail ome PBX knowledge. @ at -Graebners sae) Bank Bidg. PE or in mingham, Call after 4 p.m, 4-623 ~~ WOOL PRESSER Bfiem Cl » 1983 8B. Wood. ward, MI 4 WOMAN FOR SMALL OFFICE, 4 e IN With tee | and 2 children & ¢ and small yu 4 work. Call after WOMEN 36 -o Daye, oe a Beall ace WOMAN OVER 30 NEEDED As phousekeeper for all family. Permanent, sapen,, pesate foom with { _ Thutedays oe tag ie iR OWN BUSINESS! YOUR own hours! ng ~ netion pes rs Belling a a wn s is styles family, Earn pi ae ; tor y eek. Ee see Write TANNERS, Help Wanted 8 Receptionist- TYPIST-$400 for = better * | Work : bab; eer eee Receptionist | oasme nn eon . @riveways, be ments. Patios, Ch labor, MY oan 1.B.M. TYPIST | & x es ets dt th D ~ OC alee. cxpovtgueed” is i c. BUD A-l LLOYD MONROE FE 46866 7 A&B TRENCHIN i, Water ‘ne. Pisld ewe,